Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page Six Mont?Tom quMtloa will ba imwt*< "traa~ la thla column. Foe a Pbttatb Imv, ad X5e ftw my n?w Astboloov IiawN Lacrr Par Ciait and wathr* by tatua mall a confldantial Utlai ol ha* adrte* aa> alyalna thraa (3) quaiOo&a privately. Bn your full nam*, addraaa, and btrtfcdate la all la tiara and plaaaa tncluda a ttW ad draaaad. (tahiio anvalopa lor yaw raply. Write Tor?Abbs' Wallacz. obi* W Tin Palmttto Leads*. 111! Ammht tab Colombia. A (i. B. -Please inform nie if it wouldn't be better for me to sell out what I have here before I I hhake the change? Answer-' Yes-, it would probably be for the best as it would be mighty expensive to have yoiir ' little hit rf furniture carried half w?y---irrcrns?"the'To"uhtryT~ Sell out a'nd hu\ new when you get settled it your new destination. " A. S. V.- .My mother and I have '?? > n -oofipg work -mr different mi iovt> aid l-wtint to know if either one of u< will he successful ? - .. Ajsswer-'-It is indicated to me that it is only a-matter of time until one of you ate tailed to wnik. In the meantime, it would be well for both of you to take some other-job ami save as much money as you cart. \V?-Please inform me if T slffnild?continue my schooling- and if so. who shalT I get to help me 1 f ~ T T ?X ? ? ? X_-=?: > _ _ 1; V i j. - - i - f -?A A 1 ? .J. *. * t x V 3C f X | X * V Y V v - x V z Y ?i ? V S V V v I ?4 1 v?? " " "1" " " " ' r V ' ? ? 4 ?rt ? 4* 7T- ? ? 4- ?i? t X ? % i ,?4 | X' A $ $ f i 4 ! i ! ' ?dxiXT? ?_ T i" T x T " x T x 4 I "IT , 4 | : I 1 Ca % Col urn T ! ^ 1 I P- A p? T-: I X \ $ s ? <? t t 6" I gCt a school ? I Answer?By all moans try to tin > ish your schooling. If you gradI uatc . . . you won't find it veryUlitficult to get a school, you won't need very much outside~help. The thing you need to do is to con tinue in school and get the necessary training to qualify you as a teacher. T. J. K.?Please Si'", tell me what is wrong with my boy friend and tell me what to do? - -of -yuui's- is thixL Someone, else has come into his * life and he loesn't care to continue on with vou any longer. Grieving won't help . rTtook around foT~y(lU a~ - nether friend. BETH Kl. \. M. K. ( HI KCH Rev. M. It. ll'Mson. l'astor }\'e Dee. S. (V? Sunday- was a tine day for all faithful churchgoers. S. S. opened at the usual - hour?with the Snpt.. Mrr- Daesat Prtor and teachers in charge. and the pastor gave that day to the President Mrs. Eli/.a (irate Missionaries workers, lie used as subject: Personal Hygiene a no First Aid. Th,. sermon, was on joyed> - Our second quarterly conference >vill be held at r riendsh'in A. M. E. chinch on April 20th. We arc ^ asking all leaders to see their ! members in order t?' make a cw,i . report. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew (leathers) , from Georgetown wet\. the guests of his mother on Sunday. Welcoi ? ? The Home Offic* ] >imy _is j-ierarrK aU ovev fhe stat mon and practic . family and you nlain one of ou Repvesentat ives nl;idlv t'MiUMlii :i ed. Then you < - fo t"nr' mv Pnmil t ' ? 1 1 1 .7 <111111 vxv ' * IS BF.1TF.rt TO \t\\ FIT \M Lrolina Lift bia . . i ?ZZTZr^v , v_ ! ^ * *J* * * THI I ( ARV KK'S PARENT-TKACHKK ASSOCIATION On March 20,~TD4i at 8 o'clock Carwr's I'a rent-Teacher association met in the auditorium of the Carver Junior high school. The following program was ren I red by parents of the P. T. A.: Ming- Negro National Anthem Prayer? Duet?Mrs. Eliza Mickle and Mrs. E. McDaniels . Solo?"Danny Hoy''?Louise _ _ Rollerson Introduction of Speaker Mrs. C A. Johnson Address ? Mrs. Flossie McCTam : Dectinond '1 Mrs. Dedni.nd, a .former" registnr-df Allmi university ;tnd Dear of Women at Knoxville ~colft'gP .hose as her subject. "Teacher-Parent-Pupil Relationship". Useful i' f<e ination and advise was given to parents and teachers concern. -i ing their children and pupils. Mrs i Dedwond staie*E that many par- : ei! ts do not unTTei stuiTct then?c hild reii and that some children confide. J 7n their teachers and playmate! < nor.' readily than they do in theii ' -parent s,? Two cases, which show- -i ed the necessity of a closer rela- 1 tionsliip between parent,' teacher 1 by Mi'Sr lVdmond. I.n * behaif of t the parents and teachers Mr. E < E. lingers thanked Mrs. Dedmond 1 for her discourse on such an in. r iiortant subject. 1 Th,. amount of ?o'2.7r? was rais- |' i! at th(. pew rally given bv the j 1'. T. A. on the first Sunday ir. ( March. This money will go tow \ aril helping needy children in our t me Tec I H < AKOI.INA I,IFF e of The Carolina Life as_Headqualters to su: e. The insurance way i ai method of finding- pre too. Let a Carolina Re r "Home Owned" Polici of this company are co M,v TinHcv mi which vou i ;-an sav: "Yes should a v will he provided for". ) NOT NEED IT THAN TO ? e lnsuranc -i ; ; ? - ^ ? ** t ! PAIJMRTTO lagAPBH HRLKTTA Sunday was ^ very pleasant day here. Our spring revival has begun and is being conducted by the Rev. Gilliam. At 8 o'clock Rev Gilliam delivered a wonderful mes sage after which some wonderful music was rendered by Mr. Gallman. Mrs. Mary Simpson was seen in the city during the week end. Miss Inez De-wait was the week end guest of her sister Mh. Amanda Hohb here and emoved her stay very much. Miss Gladys Smith of Helena is spending her- vacation in Washing ton, D. C. with her sister and several friends. Mrs. Butler of Columbia left for her home after a very pleasant weeks stay with "her cousin Mr" ind - Mrs. C. Er Green here. Mrs. Carrie Jackson of Helena widow of Mr. Moses Jackson, died | ut home here Monday, Marey, 17 if Let a short illness. Funeral?sex vices were conducted at, the._ drown Chapel AMR church by her t'X-pastor the Rev. R. H. Young Wednesday at .5 o'clock. She >mrvived by two daughters; Mrs 1 Dannie Nunh of White Plains, N. f and Mrs Anniu Rikard nf Rnl. 1 Imore, Mr., ami ont. son. Mr.'Ru. 1 'us Jackson of White- Plain, N.Y. 1 >fie~ sister "Mrs. Mary E. CJreen of ' Helena; five .grand children and 1 me great grard and host of othei ' elatives and friends. ' l <chool. After the business >f the meeting everyone was in- 1 ited to the Home Economics room i o he served punch and cookies. I i/ irhpr^ * Jj " \ Insurance Comrrounding cities is the most com)tection for your presentatirve exes to you. The ' urteous and will ma.y ht: interest" nvthing- happen i -4 " \ ' JPVn IT AMn NOT HAVE ;e Compa South Cj X-X- -:~X . ' *- < - -- rarOREDT AiRMKRS1 AID NEWS I>ane.?The C. F. A. held i first session for the year Marc 27th at St. Philip church, Taf Meeting: opened at 11 o'clock. D< votion by Rev. M. Dozier. Ti meeting was turned over to 01 Grand Master, who gave us timely lecture. Bounds of t h meeting was called for and givvi Roll of committees was _reai Welcome address by Bro. A. I Sjpithu .Response by Sister Ann Parson. One new lodge was n ported. Two members died (hi guartOT. Minutes of the last qua ter was read. Committees we? appointed for the business of tli lodge. We had splendid remark by Rev. S. M. Hughes of Kingv tree; alaa Rev, Henderson Hugh es" of Birminghanf, Ala. We wer dismissed for g recess. Evening Session Devotions by Rev. M. Doziei Meeting opened again; the gran master took charge of unfinishe business. A -collection was take] for the_ church; 84.00 being enl lected. Death claims paid off. Col lected from lodges $641.25. Pai< out for unavoidable trouble $50 The T7. O. O. C., F. A.' was Or ?anized in 1901 by three men. It: purpose was to help and build uj Fallen humanity. It takes care o the sick and distressed members Without a word, we are pressini Forward from a small number o three; we have reached a vas number around 1500 members We are still increasing with th< tin"! nf a ? " ? ? ..iftiic* uuiiiuci. lm'x Doard will be at Great Hope MI hurch, Blakeley,. S. C. Dismisse< iy Rev. Ward. 1 t 1 *f i: *? , ! - - - 4 v i ? i ? 5 - % 4 * ? i 4 : :t -f - $ - Y Y Y ? -Y Y x Y Y i Y | Y x Y Y ? * i * Y ???L_X ? Y ? >r? Y i Y * Y -?i x Y jl :? ? 7 1 x Y i Y -4 ?- Y i Y :j: Y Y x Y :!: Y : - f - & Y i Y :!: ? i Y J I ^ Y ' 1 1 ? * j 1 Y -_JL | \ ,t" i i i ny I Eirolina ? < "? 1 ??1 =r? -3 ] VV ATh'KFE A. M. E. CHURCH? The pastor as usual was on his ts gospel poney 011 Sunday. He preach h e4 from St. Luke 22:1. For a subt ject ue used: "The Last Supper". g it is nigh points were: 1 with whom *" ic do you sup? 2, what ability does i) your companion have? 3, the great a esi companion for supper is Christ ' c Learn Him. lle concluded: "not I 1 only does He prepare a supper | J. eternally in the heaven. We can' ^ a .oWtt mauaiona if wy only remem- j her "His blood and body. s * * Hollywood School News li _On Saturday the primary grad- q e s enjoyed their annual school pic- g e nie. s j. On-Sunday, March 23rd our ami ^ lloiinm w.i>> pi" Wed in Lis. capaci?~ { t.v to witness "~lhe"annual school ?sermon. The messngt. was deliv- ^ ered by the Rev. IL J. Jrapp. prin . cipal of the Saluda high school This message was well prepared d ami delivered.*" He used for a suh d- teet "The Glory of the OtdAttHr" R The following points should be rememhercdr Truth, Devotion, Serl oi'sness. Bravery and Faith. Many others should have heard the speuk ' ' er. Visitors to witness the uffah ~ were: Mrs. TT Ti Trapp, "teachet s 1 at?.Saluda ;?Messrs?Smith?Rogers r ? and Caleb Norris of Saluda; ?|and Mrs. J. B;own of the Higgins ' community. Also Mjr. Waltei ' Steven. Eddie Gilree and Mrs. Vas ' tine Livingston; the Misses O.B D Hobo and J. G. Singleton teach-' M et s AT ffnmiali in Newberry coun- IX ty. All made- encouraging re marks- ^ ~ J. On Thursday at & p.m. the up- ? J ?er grades presented many play- *1 j lets. All especially enjoyed. "Get- , j ting to the Railroad". The even-1 *_[_ ing spent in fun and laughter. 1 ] .Miss Jackson, directress. I For the past two weeks Mi-scsi Jackson ami Williams have gratefully enjoyed dinner with the following: Mesdames Alice Abfriey. David A'hnev. Winnie Abney. Viola 'ip'o. f'.vady Harp. Shadie Herbert and Hat! it- Peary. Mam? other invitations were extended but time was. too ahort. However they appreciated all kindness es shown d ring the school session.1 They left f'-r their homes at Ridge 'Wing and Hatesburg on Satur day. 1 Mis- Prisvilhr^Qaldwell and Mr Coley Clark were quietly married on Sunday Evening March 16th The happy couple is housekeepi-o ri?fht at home .we are glad tc. Zj IP o" them it happv sail. f ? |F< . WOUPV'C At * 1 A VCD r?TS - w i\ej" . EI.ECT PRESENT OFFICERS 01 A n<l<>r?'?i? Having served effi- *i W'htlv tb?? past vear, members ** of the Women's Alliance re-elect'il?ihu?entire?personnel for the A comin,r year, along: with * added Pi At * p. J. campbell. presi-1 d?nt. Mr--. (Iladlen. 1st vice Pres.lg| M' s. adel Jackson. 2nd vice Pres. I Mrs. Cola Dean, 3rd vice Pres.; ''..j i' J-' As?<orv. See'v.; Mrs. C. I 'V R cker. As t Sec'y.; Mrs. G. S. Sawyer. Treas'.; Mrs. C. 0. Zimmerman, clufplain: Mrs. Mel- p( rose Pest, pianist Mrs. W. S. ar I Ih>inpsim. Spiritual directness; ^ M s. A W. Anderson, Music .di- jg cess* Mrs. Lorn***. Chr. o f f( " 'i !< committee; Mrs, c.,. O. Zim- gj 'nv'ti.- A "hi*. Social activities; Mr . Ethel M. Gordon, Chr. Pro '"am committee; Mrs. Adlirie Wil n rter. H At tlve-A-pril meetin-er-these ofti Fi is ui'l he installed. We are ask M JJ ' hot t'Vi'Vp i>i i ii iv;t io-'v .wifn in 1 ??+r-?rilv and county ot?Anderson m et at the home of Mrs. A. W Anderson on Cleveland Ave., on Thursday at 3 o'clock, April 10. \YNOR NEWS Sunday March Ifith Messrs; i Wendell Hiller, Ernest and Ionian -Lewi* motored down from Columbia to visit Mrs. Geneva . and Inez Meadows. They were the , dinner quests of Mrs. Susie Car- { ter. Saturday, March 22, .the Willinw Worlfera /"Tli-iV, r\f A11 timi > < <1 to Columbia on a stfht , seeing trip. While tjiere. they vis iteel many places of interest. All * present on the trip spoke as if Q %hey enjoyed themselves. I Sunday, March 23 Mrs. Geneva I HilTer -a~n(T Misses Mary Bonds, ? .and Inez Meadows accompanied 'by Mr. Frank McQueen motored , T< I to ine no mo ,of Miss Mary Bonds in Georgetown, after which they ] were joined by Miss Karthomona y Harper and Messrs. F.rank John son and Louis Smalls. The trip " was continued to Charleston - of f which was ? very jr - ihi'ii' many1 plait's uf IiiU'it'm VV were vijited. ? i pinckney's rii] ^ X * 1 M>1 ivTAKF.R AM) I.if f ? OF SOUTH CAROLIN, f j |j \ lOOfi WASHINGTON ST. 4 Saturday, April 5, 1941 PROFESSIONAL CARDS G DR. H. H. COOPER DEN TIST Special Attention Given to Diseases of the Giums Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty ffice Phone 6429 hes. 82(N 1?8 Washington St., Cola., S C. ffice Honrs: ~~ Telephones: _ I :30 A.M. tc 7:00 P.M. Office MM - Ca , Residence 887S I Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST ? tilings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges, Anesthesia a Specialty DR. j. G. STUART - Eye, Ear, Nose imd Throrn Glasses Fitted Accurately an TT _ e*? ? nice umiiB TSiepnonea 1 D A.M. to 2 P.M. -Hm. 4691 4 P.M. to 0 P M. Office 3796 Office ? ? Residence 300 Tatlui 9t. 1047 Pine St SEY. J. H. JOHNSON NOTARY PUBLIC Office 2029 Marlon Street ealer in Real Estate, performs arriage Ceremonies, writes YVilU eeds, Mortgages, Claims, etc. Call to See Him Subscribe For Tie Palmetto leader 1L r ^ I (AUOMWOf i r MXTHO MUtBON * WAIT KMii] iTOUMtoMrtxneniMuv 1 ASKKXITOWMONBYIACH. \ y M w I L#i M I1] T1 J SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE >r Dressmaking and Alteration* alt kinds, including the Relinint COATS ?see? liss Laney Kennerley Specialty is made of School or int Dresses. Work Neatly Done. ? i_ 1'>0t PINE ST. w MADAFvl PETER S HAIR GROWER >r Diseased Scalp ? Gives Life id Beauty. BEST GROWER? E?f>ly once a?w??ek?Prtee S5c. 06 Blanding St., Columbia. S. C junta Drug Store, Washington Thomas Drug Store, Taylor nnd Harden Street^ oisiis wn\?iV'2. cents per mile > ROUND TRIP % less than double 1 the one way fares /.V Conditioned Coaches ON TH WOlir.H TP A TVS J. T. COBB Division Passenger Agent Columbia, S. C. *lephone 9221 DANTZLER BROS. SHOE REPAIR 3HOP 79 GervaiR St. Columbia, S. C Prices Rvhauiiabie visibly Half Solini/ M Siu-riiili r rtr'( ^ ailed For Delivered % VERAL HOME f ensed embai.mkr $ \ AM) npnor.1 . Funeral Cars and Funeral T Equipment X AS GOOD AS THE REST ;; And Better Than the Rest | And Prices Less 1 tflr Oflftee- Plume 2-1357 J ' Residence Rhone 776f? < 1 ~T~ V ? COURTESY !! AND i SERVICE t i OMIMBlA. S. t,\ ' 1 v . ?