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! Saturday, March 22, 1941. JJERSONAL I MENTION Mrs. W. B1. Loving Clark, return ed to Columbia after spending Bev eral weeks in New Orleans with heir daughter. Mrs. Clark is the wife of Dr. Clark, presiding elder of the Columbia district and is very influential in the Churches and missionary society, Their love ly home on Oak Street will soon be completed. Mrs. S. E. Watson, wife of the late Rev. S. E. Watson, of Lake City has recently moved to Colum ? bla and is xesiding at 16B3 Hordch Street. Mrs Watson connected herstelf ?r with?her?huaband'a church ^nd ~ this reporter understand she h one of the speakers next Supday t[ 1ir afternoon at Wesley ME church at onp of the fnrnmoThet nnTT take place at that church. Dr. J. ~C~Colcough, popular pas tor of Sydney Park Church is pre ching a series of sermons on the ching a series of sermons on the Lord's Prayer. This reporter slip ed in last Sunday and heard hiB wonderful message on, "Thy King -i dom Come." People of Columbia irrespective of denomination should?find time fand hear these sermons. He is an able preacher. . Miss Elzona Chapman of Che - raw, S. C., spent a week in Columbia with Mrs. Hattie B. Jeter. While in the city she visited The Palmetto Leader's office She reft ported ?a pleasant stay.?-? ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mij. Francis- English wish to | announce the engagement of her grand-daughter, Rosa Lee Brown, to Mr. Roy Coleman Douglas of MfflwatrfcEEr Wis. Tim wedding. ytiiL _ take place in-early spring. Y. P. 8. T.CLUD = The Young People Social and Thrift Club met at the home of Mary Marise and Elidene Leaphar by the chaplain. The minutes of ' the last meeting were adopted.. All members who are on the sick list were reported as improving. The next meeting' wtH be at the .home of Mr. C. E. Martly. NOTICE The?Richland County Teachers' * Association will hold its regular monthly meetimg Saturday, Match 22,*1941 at 12 o'clock in the C. A. Johnson Gymtorium. At this meeting we are to instruct our delegates to the State Teachers Association our wishes and^ desires. The following program has been Devotions,10 minuteB, Rev. I. W Jeanerette. Minutes of the last ' meeting Introductory remarks Rev. Owens. Vocal Solo, Miss F M. Chisolm. "The Teacher and The National Defense, Prof. G. E. Nel son, Benedict, College. Group Sing ing, "God Bless America". Mizpah All members are urged to be present. Rev. W. G. Owens, Pres. i nr, ttUHtt SOCJAL CLUB The club met Tuesday, March 18 at the home of Mrs. Spigner, 1120 Tree St. The vice president, Mr. Willie Sanders presided over the meeting. Devotional exercise was carried out in it* uaual manner. The roll was called and. each, member responded briefly with a Bible verse and <$ues. The minutes were read by the secretary. We discussed new business. We thank our many frrenda and other club , I members for their ~ cooperation on Sunday at the Silver Tea. Miss Maggie Johnson president of the Waverly .SHver Star gave an interesting talk. The club adjourn . ed to meet with Mrs. Talley Mae Scott 2587 Cherry St. During the social period a delicious repast was served by the hostess. THE THRIFT CLUB The regular meeting of theclub was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gloater, 2307 laurel street. The president call ed the house to order and the de-1 vottoanls were conducted by the chaplain! The minute* of the lent meeting were adopted. The roll was called and the members responded. The report on sick was j?iven. ' * W|| We adjourned to meet at the _ home of Mr*. C. Mitchell 2470 8enate St., March 25th. Y _ , NOTICE ? The examinations to ha givei at Hooker Washington Hi Schoo March 29, 1941 are for the Coun ty pupils who wish to enter thi High School next year. ' ELISE F. JENKINS, Jeanes [Teacher,, WARD ONE WILLING" WORKERS CLUB On March 11th the tenth aneet ing of the club was held at th home of Mrs. Louise Cole, 4 De wey Ave. The meeting was callei to order by the chaplain. Praye by Mrs. Moss. Song by Mrs Thompson. Then the presiden stated the meeting open for bus iness. First was a letter from Dr D. K. Jenkins, which the club ap predated to the hrghest and wil cooperate with Dr. Jenkins 10< per cent; and hope that all ou: neighboring clubs?will?do thi same. All readers of The- Pal mettr Leader are cordially invit ed to attend a Print Dress Part? given by the club Friday night March 21st; also any other "club: who wish to attend" w1Il~beiTfcate< as a member of ours. The president closed the meet ing by saying, meet me at th Print Dress Party 1415 Blosson St., University Terrace. THE 12 KNIGHTS SOCIAL CLUB The club met on M?rch 12th a the Luncheonette, Haskell Ave The president opened the meetirni with prayer by Mr. Jerry Green After a brief devotional period we began the business session o which the purpose of the clul should function. This discussioi was built around the ideas an< suggestions of the chairman, Mr George Woodard. There was rea< ing of the constitution by the sec retary, Mr. Ernest Wilson. Thi executive committee consists o: the following: Mr. Sol. Blackshett chairman, assisting Mr. Moore Mr. Ford. Meeting of the Twelvt Knights club is ha,Id, onro a?wool at the Luncheonette with Mis: Eliza as hostess. - iJames Kmard. P-rg&H- Julim Frazier, vice Pres.;"" Ernest Wil son, Sec.; Jerry Green, Treas. George Woodward, Chr.; Wadelli art, Reporter, Lonie Drxon, critic Members: Ben ? Ford, Willian Moore. J CAVALIERS CLUB The Cavaliers regular -weeklj meeting convened at the resident of Mr. Samuel Edwards, 1401 T.nncn1n St I Tuesday nitp, Marrl 18th. Mr. Thomas Ruff, the pres ident presided. We had an oper discussion concerning Ethiopia The remainder of the evening was spent playmg games. The host served a delicious repast consist ing of fried oysters, cold slaw T? ^ J J ^ * Kinvu uicu ana rcus LUCKY?EALS Tuesday nite, MarcTi 11th th< regular meeting of the Luckj Pals Literary and Socral Club wai held at the home of Mr. Nathanie McNair. The house was called t< order by the president, acting a: chaplain. The president openet the meeting with prayer. Th< secretary read the minutes of th? last meeting. Unfinished busmesi was taken up and disposed of Other business was discussed b] the body. Two officer were se lected, chairman and chaplain Mr. J. B. Golden declined^ hia po sition as chairman.. Mr. Wrlber Harper, was appointed and accep ed as chaplain; Mr. James Lor ick was appointed chairman. Af ter the business part of the meet ing was finished the house wa turned over to the chaplain Mr Wilhnwt Maapai'i The iliaplali closed the meeting wrtb prayer. After the meeting was closed the body was invited .into a love ly dining room, where a delicrou course was served. While th< course was served the guests weri entertained with piano music b: Mr. Hanry Starks. Tuesday night{ March 18th th? regular meeting of the Luck: Pals Literary and Social Club wa held at thr home of Mnr. Lotti* Hawkins in the honor of Mr. Ar chie Belle. The house \fras callet to order by the president. Th chaplain opened the meeting b; repeating Bible verses. The min utes of the last meetihg weri read by the secretary. New busi ness was discussed by the chair man and chaplain. After husi neaa, the body decMed to atten a Ma as Meeting which will b heW at Zfcrn Bapt+at church Sur day afternoon t 4 o'clock. BLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB l The club met on. Monday nit 1 March 17 at the home of Mil Allison, 2110 Gervais St. Devt a tions were carried out m the u ual manner. The house was i order. The minutes read arid tt _ roll called. One visitor was pre ent, Mrs. Lucy Allison. She ma< a very nice talk and donated tl club very nicely for our soci treasure. We are going to' ha> - a Tin Pan Turning at the hon 0 of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brook : 916 Walnut St., on Wednesda 1 nrght, March 26. The public r cordially invited t,' . . ? ? ? t THE ALWAYS B NATURAL r*i itti . VL/U D The Always B Natural Club < * Waverley Elementary School wis es to thank their audience for fi ' ling the Allen University Aud r torhim to its capacity, for yoi " excellent behavior and hearty a{ pjause. We tried oUr best an - we are happy to have please ,y?" ' R. L. PEGUESE, Junior. ? j EAST END LOVELY THIRTYFIVE SAVING CLUB e The club held its !aat meetin \ at the home of Mrs. Lula Dubos Allen-Benedict Court, Apt. J-f The meeting was opened with song by* Mrs. Lula Dubose, "Nc body's Fault But Mine." Praye t was offered by Mr. Willie Mayei Song, "You'd Better Mmd." Th ' Scripture was read by the" pre's dent, Mr. J. H. Gladden. The d< I votions closed. The meeting wa I turned over to the president. Th mmutes were adopted. We dis cussed plans for the communit j center. Talks were made by Ml ; Willie Mayes and Dea. C.C. Tobe ^ We decided to take a part in th center. The dues were paid an a books marked. Amount collecte f $12.60. We adjourned to meet a r the home of Mrs. Marie Gladder 2110 Washington St. ;i AIKEN NEWS N?MrsT Anne "Coleman was ~tti , honoree at a party- on Tuesda; evening March 4, when Mr. an Mrs. T.P. Mitchell entertained ~ number of friends at Chauffeur ^-Inn m honor of her birthday. Th honoree was the recipient o many lovely and., useful gift T Dancing ~isT[Jqyed -through out the evening. A delicrou course of potato salad and South ern fried chicken followed by he - coffee and cake was served. Among those present to enio the occasion were: Mr. and Mn j Wilbur Howe, Westbury L. I. M: ^ Scott, _N. Y. City, Mr. Leon Cole man, Westbury, L. I., Mr. an ^ Mrs. Jimmy Smallwood, Mr. an Mrs. Henry Davis, Mr. and Mrs j John Henry Goodwin, Mr. tin Mrs. Council Cherry, -Mesdame Leona Scott, Missouri Pollarc Anna Belle McK^lvre, Rbodi _ Brown,?Bortha?Graham,?Queeni Mason, Miss Irene Casey, Messrs Allre Rogers, Vincent Oliphapi B. C. Price, *T, Harvey, Julitis an r Richmond Miller, Wilbur Thoma j all of Aiken. V j Friendship News , In spite of the inclement weat j er there were a few church- goer , in church Sunday. The Pastor d< 3 livered two excellent sermons. O 3 Sunday morning he used as hi - theme: "Maranatha" and Sunda f night "The Appeal of the Crosa. Friendship is in the midst c her Spring Rally. .The Reds ai . fighting against thte Blues wit t J all power. Programs and entei 11 tainments are being given quit . t-frequently for this Among the visitors worshippin . 'at Friendship Sunday were M ? and Mrs. Henry Free, Mt. Morr ; church; Mrs! Malinda Harrisoi r Miaw Pauline Liyiwgs^ew, Mi. P nOV HrAtrA J ** n j x u^cueiu. i*irs. K.OS t Rowes, N. Y. City, Mr. Alonz . Smith, Mr. Connely. s } Second Baptist Church News 0 Rev. J. W. Miles, Pastor Y Sunday school was very inte; esting. At the morning .. servic B Lie. Wilson Harrison preache< Y Rev. Turner having to be awa a to his church hi Waynesboro, G; Sunday nrte. Rev. Tumor w? j again wtth us and preached e very stirring sermon, subject T) y Power and Importance of Praye Rev. Miles was unable to be i a chUrch Sunday nighty but we tH r. J derstand Ke is able to be up. ^ . I hope he will soon be feeling fli . again. d| a Ashley Grove Bftftiat Ckuroh h| Rev. M- G. Mosly. Pastor I We had otrr 9th anniversary # T88 PALMBfTO USA the Ushers Board Sunday,? gurnlgy- school- began at its tJ ? ttal hour. A large crowd was pre 55 ent. Prof. J. Cr-SrmonB review< 3* the lesson. s" A warm devotional meetir in was conducted, after which mai 10 different subjects were discusse ?" The pastor Rev. M. G. Mosly a ? c?nd?d the rostrum with a. me 10 sage from God. Text: Arrse ai go to Nineveh and preach for 'e days and nights. We thank G< 10 for our pastor. A large crov ' was present at all services. Cc Lection for the day $40.36. IB Cumberland A. M. E. Church Rev. J. P. Washington. Pasto Sunday school at 10 a.m. Sup J D. A. Jones in charge, ij, a.m. the pastor preached i u/nnrlorf ill oormnn anhin^t - ---J?j. Well Balanced Life. During tl ,r afternoon Rev. Washington ar ~ Supt. JoneB motored to Bettia J d CQllege. d 4 Stewardess Board N 2 held their monthly meeting j the home of ^ Pres. Mrs. Manen Gqwdy. They report a Is pi end i meeting. 7:30 the pastor preached anotl ~er instructive sermon. * " Miss Catherine Jones, a stu< e ent of Bettis Jr. College was '* week end guest of her parent a Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Jones. Miss Pauline Gaylord of Gree r ville, accompanied her. They a 3l tend"'' morning service. Ah ? My. Geo. Hammond. '* Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson ha as their guests Sunday their brot 18 er-in-law and family Dr. and Mr e J. E. Grant and children of Nev berry, and Mr. M.W. Gilliam c y Durham, N. C. r. T ? n . Wesley Methodist Church ? Rev. N. Jamlson.^Pastor d _ H Sunday school opened at the t ^ ual hour. 11:30 a.m. Rev. Jarr j son preached a soul .stirring sei mon, theme: God's Helpful Guit ance. 7:30 Rev. Jamison delrvere a another - striking-sermon, Gram d Visitors Mrs. Emma Wlliam: a Elouise Gi etjn and- others, s The Chitterling Strut at th e home of Mrs. Gramblin's last We f I nesday night was -a success. 3 I nice sum" was realized. is uraniteville Notes , Bethlehem Baptist Church ,t Rev.. R. W. Winn, Pastor Sunday school opened at th ^ usual hour. -Attendance was of 5 due to the heavy ram. The lesso r* I was indeed practical and man ? fine pointa brought out. The 4th Sunday being our firs quarter of the year the paste ^ will deliver the morning sermo and communion will be adminit 8 tered at 2 p.m. Sick: Mrs. Marsella Hollowaj 6 Mr. Mathrs Harris. We "bope thei e a speedy "recovery, ?? Valley Fair Baptist Church Rev. R. B. Rush, Pastor ^ ?Sunday?school wag good as ug ual. We were glad to have a 8 visitors Mr. Lewie Palmore an daughter Helen R. of Augusta. We are very sorry to learn c the accident that happened t ^ Mr. John Hatcher. He was pah" 8 fully burned. Being an old ciL/.e of this town, we feel deeply ir 11 terested in hrm, and hope for hii 9 a speedy recovery;- ^ Sick: Mrs. Amanda Collins, i improving of which we are glad ^ Mr. Josh Mosley is very il e 1 The friends of little Esther Brow - 1-regret to learn of her fitness, r \ T , - misses iaa Naomi Weave * Mary Iola Simpkina visited the: friends and relatives in August g Ga., this week end. r* Miss Minnie Pardue wrsite 13 friends in Johnston. Mss Ella Mae Daniel _anei ^ last week end m Davisboro ar 18 Wadley, Ga., the guest of hi 10 parents and friend*. __ We wish to thank Mr. Tomm Barnes for remembering the i S each Sunday by sending a eo: tributkm when he can't come. r e | JOHNSTON NEWS y Bethel CME church Sunday scho a met at the usual hour. The less< 1 was instructed by _ the _ Yarioi is teachers. Subject, The Ijord's Prf a er.. 1? | mm. /\irce uninn and daughte r^Miss Ruth Chinn and little Mi: Melvin Derrecute of Newark, Nir are vBitlnjf Mrs. Lot Etta Mylf fa Miss E. N. Fraaiei-'spent the w? I ?- ? ? L_ # T i? end at her home in Columbia. Mrs. A.N. Spann and Miss \ vialn Spann spent the day in A tT*sta, Ga., Sunday, quests of W aad Mm. Milton Griffin. of' Mra. E. M. LattHn?r, Profs. DM iWATKINS MEMORIAL c. m. e. cnuRcn *" Rev. H. B. Jacksoi., Pastor ed - Spartanburg.?The Sunday ser vices were beautifully carried out ** in spite of the inclement weather d- Two soul stirring sermons were *" preached by the pastor. Many vis *d and night services, t-y Sunday afternoon The Sisters of ^ Love Society rendered a literary 'd and musical program. Mrs. Jessie d M. Davenport at the piano, and the choir rendered soul stirring music. Those appearing on program were as follows: Mrs. Mary Johnson, r Mrs. Essie B. Coleman, Mrs. Hel en Wofford, Mrs. Rosie Barnes, Mrs. Millie Richardson, Mrs. H3ar ah Belle, Mrs. Jessie Davenport, ^ Mra H. R. Jackson. Thooe who wit nessed this wonderful program 1 Wont o?'o.. ? ?1 Mn?y nibu mucn praise and 1 enthusiasm. The lovable and.sweet ' ? spirited Mrs. J. W. Glover is pres- J rdent of the society. ? Tuesday night the Missionary L Society met at the home of?jfccs- J 8 Tlla Murray. The president Mrs ' ^ Willie L. Dunham presiding. After 1 a round table discussion on the ' 1 subject: The Fight of Faith; Mrs f Murray served a delicious repast 1 * of ice cream anci cake. a On Friday night the Stewardess 8* Board met at the home of Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs. Mary Johnson n the president presiding. After ST timely discussion of the work to be i0 done, a delicious salad course was ? served by the hostess. Then on ~ l*J to the Tacky Party at the home of ' Mr. and Mrs. James Linder, where ' s" a grand entertainment was enjoy j ed. 1 " . . I -CALVARY A. M. E. CHURCH ^ Rev. J.N. Caaghman. Paster ; V ?- ? . Our pastor was indisposed Sun- t is day to our regret; however at- 11 v o'clock the Rev. Glass rendered se: _v r- vice. he preached a soul stirring 1 sermon. j Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, d the Missionary Society met at tho home of Mrgr-Delle Sltgh with" th* ~ e. president Mrs.~EunTce Howard and s. a royal number present. The Holy ~ Spirit dwelt high"in the meeting, e Sunday evening Rev. Glass-de- " d livereti another wonderful message j A Visiqtors are alwayfl welcome to- Calvary J On ;the sick list; Mrs. E. P. Pom- i pey, Mr. Lewis Lee. We are hop * ing for them a speedy recovery. ' " t . .funeral rites held t '* for mr8. r.w. williams 8 f .... . d n ?li " " - -- a unci in services were held for d ^ Mrs. R. W. Williams, wife of the o - Kev. R. VV. Williams, who depart T !t ed this life Monday, March 10th, c r 1941. She left to mounr her hus > band, mother, three sisters, one <1 l" brother, fourteen children. five 0 grands. The funeral services were held " at Wise Chapel A.M.E. Church,. ? Wednesday?at?li20?p.m.?Hymn -J ? lvTo. -48fi was announced by Rev, ? G. P.- Moon. Prayer by Rev. 1 Brown. Hymn 481 was announc1 ed by Rev, Moss. The 90th Psalm _? s was read by Dr. Coe, P. E. of the J " Sumter district. Sermon by Rev. g P. R. Robinson. He used for a ~Z subject: How shall the dead rise? I 0 The remains were deposited i n l" Graham cemetery. Active pall n bearers: Revs. J. H. Hall, H. M l* Mention, Foxworth, - Frown, "Ma1,1 son and Wade. isiA. Ruben, little Misses Dora War rens and Pauline Matthews at 1 tended Field day in Saluda cm Sat- I 7i urday. Miss ATma Walker spent the 1 r, week end at her home in Aiken hr Mrss Walker is the H. E. teachei a here in the Rosenwald school. The Jolly Few Social Club met ;d at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Townsend Tuesday night, March ^ 11 Mnriy plnf|.n^ , id a late hour; when a delicious course er of fried chicken and potato salad on lettuce was served. The out of ie town guest-was Mrs. Alice Chinn 3. of Newark, Nr?J. The members n- present: Mr. and Mrs. Jule Lott. I Mrs. Alberta Stevensf Miss Henfietta Abney, Meaara. Otis,Mylee and Clarence DtflfSS. ?' SUBSCRIBE FOR >n 18 THE PALMETTO LEADER ty _rj Poro Beauty School r? Ix>eat?d at 2481 Millwood Are. ss T BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES , Shampoo!Of, PwMhf, MutaWnf Cro^eieollio*, Planer Waring, Hair Dyeing, Bleach!**. Manrt tearing, Maaeaging, Hand u Molding, Anatomy and . Electricity. PHONE M67 Wilhelmlna C. Papa, Iwrtractor C. Annie M. Pope, T. Malone, Pree. ft * w, ? ~|g|X BOY^C AjwE TROOP 58 Troop 58 met at Carver School rhuradayr March 18 for the purpose of taking the Tenderfoot .est. Seven boys took the test: '.hey are, Charles Brown?Ben-{iamin Brown, Qtfa Outen, Daniel Bookhart, Leon Calhoun, Henry 1 Hilderbrand, and "Theordori~ Kvrv? n-ett. All seven bovs nassed the .est and were presented their bad fee by Mr. Dixon. The other boy? vill take their Tenderfoot test ?oon. We are now studying for the second class test. We meet every VIonday night. Theodore Evorette. Scribe. TROOP f>7?SAXON SCHOOL ? Since our last news article we lave been on a short hike. We lave also been organised with re ?ard to the putting up and takng down our flag, daily. Monday, March 17, at 5:30 we leld our regular meeting: a t vhich time our Patrol was organ zed. Jame s Williams and David " Gannon were selected as our Parol leaders. We are looking forvard to a great meeting next v?ek. (We eat). <* I Wesley Jones. Scribe 4 ??------ ?l- f (jirl bcoi ? The Girl- Scouts o Culuadi^a.March. 1041 >ear Mr. and Mrs. Columbia. just a line to acquaint you, f you don't know, with the -Gh4-Scout Cookie Sale now in progress Several Troops, nos. 13, .andl4 t< ie explicit, are" in the skirmish,?') >e yourselves, sweet and generous, ind give thee girls a carload of orlers. We assure you the cookies are lelicious and you'll ejijoy each one f the forty-four which the b()X c"n ain. The priCe Is vMlly Twenty-:';-. ents; delivered to your door. I: rou have already ordered one box, pn't mind, be. cookie conscious ami < rder again when some jolly littb.[ BHII i1 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT j ?We?serve Meats, Sandwiches, -H leer, Wine. Cold Drinks. Cigars. . Cigarettes and Candies 309 GERVAIS ST. COLUMBIA, Moses Hopkins, Prop. i < March 5 C o n v e n f elicT" a rf (T *att" value, ts the ke\r - __ cabinets Vour chc c green r .vieI fini h fra 162R MAIN t v"* Page F!t# p|S= :OUTS Mi I y5i?.A jki i aSSESss^ i . i f ? i ii TROOP :>? Troup 5'> held its reeuhtr weekly?meeting at Ibov.u 11?Srinnfcrrm Mandav, Mtrrrh IT. After the business of the day was di cussed we?<b?eided?to have Parent N'ijrht * ? wt?oar- next meeting-. We.?have 9?-?? Scouts who have suec-ess: ullv pass ~ rd the TI ti d<vf o< ?t jci ..'uieiits, mid ii.r,y Will at our rrext?mcelmvr?-Wr? in*" ito you to attend our niC'lrirs o n Monday r.rght of each week and we as. uic- you that yoe-wil] enjoy the meeting. Wo decided also to have- cur uniforms by the 27th of March. Any- jobs Will be greatly appreciated bv the* >Tioop. Call us at Howard School. Roosevelt Murphy, Scri'be. TROOP fiO?WAVERLIA SCHOOL The meeting was op cried . with the Scout Oath , and Law. We sang sonprs. In the absence of our Scout Master. I.eiov F. Scott our Asst. Scout Master, Calvin Jackson tautmr ^.Tsr~torrne ^topsr in marching.?W<?pi-ay. d garm-i and?? had plenty e>f f r:." Tjtchc are tix2_ boys in <j,;r-.Tr.oL.p-.-vv'!vo have their Sep*it suits: William J. MiW " ler. Frarcis Jone-d Mari' U Goode, and Marion Russt.1!. Nathar.it 1 .Mnrr'u"h. Scribe it News -7 Appreciatively' your (Mrs., (~aiherin*. Brro _ r Publicity Chairman GIRL SCOUT NEWS Allen-Hmedict Court The Girl Scouts. of All?r,-B?n"hitil Court heid their first meeting January 17. 1041. There are 25 grirU ~Th. our troop. \Vt. pa.-so J the Tenderfoot test at our last meet ingr. We h;<-.'ay. March 12. we visitd T. .1 :,T a"" and all had a very rice time. Our Scou4 Leaders are; Miss Josephine White iiiil Mrs. Ethel Lee Ford. . MeTtdth Moultrie.- Scribe Waverly Esso Station ONE STOT STATION Hatteries Kocharjre and ReMalU 1 ' l.uhricat iuiu-VCashin?: aiuLl'ol.isliinjj _ ' Tire Repair Service - ? Telephone I ... Torner PINE and TAYLOR !S 1 h. Carpenter a id Caldwell, Operator ? Special I ? v Double I All Metal I IIT1UTY I CABINET L $7-88 ?- I? 50o Cash 50c Week **-tivcness plus real tote of this" "TTtlHty , "" ? ? :e of either white or | gpll F- STREET 7J