Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

Saturday, April 26, 1941. MARLBORO CO. TR. AND ^BENNETTSVILLE HI SCHOOL 1 A representative number o f young men of the various trade departments of the Bennettsville , high school attended the "trade tournament," whicTi was held at the Voorhees N. and I. School, Denmark on Friday. April 18th. Thrs trip was made possible as a result of the patrons of the school supporting the various financial drives sponsored by the trade boys. The following boys attended Masonry department: Rathuel McCollum, Heber Covington, W. C. Thompson,?Loney Thomas, Shakespeare McEaddy and G. B. Elloby. Carpentry Dept.: Hampton Dupi'ee, Fred Thomas, Jacob Haynes J. J. Littles, Lawrence McCollum, Crover Adams, Arthur J. - Wright ?-?--? Contestants: Dept. of Masonry, Rathuel McCollum. Heber Cov^^ington. Dept. of Carpentry, Hamp ^^ton Dupree. Although the first prize in the masoriry contest was^wori by a contestant of Voorhees, both of our contestants attracted great attention from the' spectators. The contestant in carpentry also made a splendid showing and was successful in obtaining the mprrt nf "hnnnrnhlp mention." These boys reallyl exhibited ^Hferreat skilly in bpthcontests. Prof. J. H. Green is director of the carpentry department and Prof. M. H. Robinson is the director of the masonry department. These boys were accompanied by Rev. A. J. Wright and Prof. J. H. Green. The group accompanied by Rev. Wright visited ~ Fort Jackson in Columbia. The primary department will present "The Golden Whistle" on Thursday night, April 24 _in the school auditorium. ' WAFMAN CliAPlEL NEWS , Rev. I.eroy Jackson Pastor . Winnsboro?Sunday school opened at the usual houi4; the Supt. Mr. S. A. Moore and coworkers at their Dost of duty. The Supt. conducted?the?review.?Class Nq^ 2 has "the" banner. - ? ?~ The pastor's text. St. John 12: ? ~20, subject A Desire to see Jesus. Sunday ni?ht his text was taken from St. John 19:21, subject Are You a True Vine? At the League hour Miss Mary Catherine Whitener opened the topic, The Test of Discipleship. A "very"good-program^ was also rendered. The pastor arid Board met at the parsonage April 14th. After the business session, an interesting program was rehdered. The hostess Mrs. Alice Jackson served the group. The Missionary society met at three o'clock aT the church. Mrs. ^^|9. A. Moore the president and coworkers were on the job as usual. A iivBiy topic wuh msiussed, ah<T enjoyed by all. Waymon extends an invitation to the citizens of Winnsboro to visit and enjoy her playground, or recreational center. Hours are from 4 to 6 daily, except Sunday. It is located on -the corner o f Garden street. >. ~ Quite a few visitors were out Sunday. You are always welcome at Waymon. ^ LAKE CITY, S C. , St. James A. M. E. Church Rev. A. R. Germon, Pastor Sunday school opened at the u uuui IIUU. rrikll kllC UIIU teacii ers at their post of duty.. The lea sen was brerfely taught by Mrs. Turner and reviewed by Miss Brit ten. Sunday being Easter, the supt. and children rendered a nice nrn gram Sunday night. The coll. was ^ #8.05. Our revival will continue thru this week with Evangelist from Charleston, si C. Rev. Taylor. Th^ stewardess held the regular meeting at tWe home of Mrs. Etta Barns. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs.Mar r ~ thi Burgess; Devotional were carr ied ou in the usnal way by the pres. The house was then opened'for old and new business; the mnnutes ^Vere read by the secretary, Mrs. -^Rrtslla Snell, the~rolT was calletT And each member responded with bible verse. The meeting adjournd to meet at the St James A .M. E. church Sunday~~fft"F:80 p. m. The following men are to report to Port Jackson Friday, April 18: ? Mtossers Jacob ETIisSn, John Henry ^Fuller, Allen Dobson, Vender Whee Harrison, Jonathan Bry ant, and Nathaniel Marsh. . y - r's FRIENDSHIP AME CHURCH Rev H. W .Walker, Pastor ?1Clinton.?Services " throughout last Sunday were largely attend jq, ed. We are, hoping that our young folk and more adults will pretend . ? that Easter Sunday will be each . Sunday and keep uj^our attendance in Sunday-School. A hint ^ to the wise. The Sunday school lesson was interesting and timely taught. a{ The morning and evening mes- ot sages were delivered by the pas- p( tor. The morning's message was p, found Isaiah 43:1-2; theme "An ^ Unimportant Defender." Evening te message text found II Kings 6: je 16-17, theme, "An Unseen Helper." ec At J3:30 Rev. E. Wright and his ? congregation came over to return the visit we made some time ago. Rev. Wright preached a strong ~w sermon fyrni St. John 7:46. It is 0, very commendable to see how the u pastors and membrs of the Bap- Sl tist churches are, cooperating Q since Rev. Walker has been ~ <ror jy, pastor.?Among?tlve visitors?who- M day morning services were Mrs. l0 Lizzie Walker, mother of the pas- II tor, his aunts Mrs. Lerane Wal- w ker, Miss Walker and his little neice, Claire Sanders; also his m uncle Mr. Herbert Walker. - A _We are also elated to see our b< young folk eager to work for the M Lord. The league is progressing fc nicely. in - Oh. friendship is moving on, "Si Friendship is moving on by leaps and bounds. If you worshipped , with us Sunday, you'll agree with the above statement. With the leader we have and the cooperation we get nothing but success is our motto. Every plan that l>1 _mir pastoi^has put on at Friend- ? -strips not?one_has failed. You know it takes a man of intellectual fitness to accomplish some- * thing worthwhile. Aside fronfi Rev ? ker's great intellectual fitness, he s among the greatest preachers p1 of the century. Then too he has . a big heart and a most magnani- 1 mous spirit; Easily approach . ' and gets into the hearts of his people. He has Friendship a t w at heart, and works to that ef- ^ feet. Some of the accomplish- ^ ments of the church and Clinton during the years of his present position will be listed in next NV i . ~ t< week s issue. ^ This is the result of our rally he put on for the general pur- a poses of the'church that came to [a close SunclaymghT. The r?Tports_ were as follows: Mr. H. L. Alexander $108.OG; Mf. G. T. Henry 0 $92.00; Rev. H. Wi. Walker, pas- 0 tor $85.50; William Blakely $72. 65; J. D. Henry $64.25; H. P. Crawford $64.20; Ephraini Young I $40.20. -Little?folk, with?Mrs. E.? Maggie Minis, leader reported i $10.41. Other collected netted the ^ total to $558iB1i One of uut aim *ards remarked, the end rs in v sight. We'll soon be released of ' lour?burden. The pastor and trusn tees of the church are indeed ^ grateful to the members and friends in the way they respond- ? ed to this rally. . Mr. Willie J. Moore spent Sun- ? day evening in Laurens, visiting his sister and cousins. Don't forget to see Willie J. Moore for vour PALMETTO LEA IYER. b . rt BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH L w u Rev. M. R. Hudson, Pastor w " T Pee Dee?S. S. opened at the os^ (| ual hour, your pastor preached at St. Mary A M. E. church at the \ morning worship and delivered a F wonderful message from St. John ^ 6:27, he used for his subject Ever- t< lasting Meat. His sermon was en tl At 3:30 the second quarterly a conference was held at Friendship 6, AMR church by Presiding Elder W T T ...v. ? ui. j. j. iruies wno preacneq a |> soul stirring sermon from Cor. si 10:4, subject Mighty. He gave us jr a fine sermon. The quarter was di Carried out harmoniously. 1 following reported: Miss Hannah hi Beaufort $2.30; Mrs. Dora Le- tc sain(. $1.40; Mrs. I^eola Frierson, t( $2.; Mrs. Bulah Grant $1.30; Mrs. ai kB. Lance $1.25; Mies l/ouise Wear- oi ing ?i.so; mias nutn-roomer 4uc:iw Mrs Mariah Elder 50e. gi We Were sad to know that the tx funeral of Mrs. Essie Myers was \\ held Saturday at St. Paul ceme- w tery. w Among those attending the filn- tfi eral were Mr. and Mrs. Lesaine, tl Mw Diana (Jallant, Mrs. Sarah at Wearing, Miss Ada Adison, Mis9 T Emma DMas.? ai L, C, Hay ward, reporter. III 1?at m* THE PALMfiTPQ XEADE1 CHAPPELLE STATION Rev. E. H. Roberaon, Pastor Sunday was a high day at our church seem that everyone had the " Easter spirit. 11 S. S. opened at 10:30. Mr. Hoi ^ man being out of town the asst. * ' supt., Mr. J. D Snowden presided. ^ Class no. three, Mr. W. W. William ^ \ teacher, is still holding the offering Banner while class no. five, Miss Elsie Sullivan teacher, is still hold 81 ing the attendance banner. At 11:45 the pastor mounted the a rostrum. Our hearts were made to feel 4>?ppy ee he- wonderfully spoke ~ Itiini Job 14:14. League was held at 7 o'clock ? with Mr. Nickpea presiding. The lesson was beautifully discussed. a At 8 o'clock the Easter program was begun with Miss Sullivan as ? M i stress of Cerfmonies and organ _ ist. The smaller children were at ^ Es^r.i?y!wi*'T:^yv--^-^T;r.T-'" ?:^--Z.L SHILOH A. M. E. CHURCH I Rev. C. C. Mcllwaine. Pastor Winnsboro.?Sunday was a vely day for church goers. Suniy school opened at the usual >ur. Preaching service at 12:00 r the pastor. He brought us a onderful message, shbject: All I ave, Give I Thee. Since our Easter eercise was^ >stponefl from last Sunday on rcount of the funeral of one of ir beloved members Sister Mary ottage, our Easter program was at over which seemed to be very terestrng to all^We. bad a quart known as the^McIlwainc JubieH After the program the Easr contest girls and boys reportI. The contest was won by Miss rhma M. Brown first prize; Miss illje SL_ $eibler, second. Sujlday evening at S service as held by Rev 5. J. Johnson, ie of our friends and brother, e preached a wonderful sermon, ibject: Use what you have for od. Each member and friend as-uplifted,-We. also-faxt-w&h ts?S. .J. Johnson,?wtro?made" ved pastor's wrfp Mrs. C. C Mcwaine and children were also ith us. Wednesday night, April 23 our eeting will begin at Mt. Zion ME church. Sunday, Shfloh, E?rnezer and Fairview will be at t. Zioni- Wednesday night ben-e the first Sunday we are havifc a three nights meeting Linday Club rally. ?T. PAUL A. M E. CHURCH Rev. J. S. Martin, Pastor J Lancaster?Sunday school opicd at its usual hour with Supt. id teachers at Lheir posts. Les tge. She beautifully discussed ie topic. "The coming of the romised Power." Being her first me reviewing a lesson, she surrised many. At _l__o'clock the pastor opened ? nun niuiountemeni^ p took his text from Job 31:14. T-rr-. for a subject Answer God h?n He Comes. His sermon was ijoyed hj.- a large, congregation. were blessed with orre joiner, ince the pastor has been here, p has added eight to "the church. Rev. C. D. Neely preached a onderful ,sermon. Using for a ?xt St, John 15:16; subject:., hrist and his members. He was ssociated with the choir from , nd Calvary A ME Zion chun nd 2nd Baptist hereirr out'city." At 6:45 the ACE League was pened by the president and his fficrals. The lesson was beauti .illy discussed by the teachers. On next Sunday evening we re expecting the Dist. Supt. of he League to visit us. ?. . The Usher Board will meet at he home of Mr. and Mrs. Lottie rocket. At 7:30 the pastor opened serjce. He used for a text Judges :20. He preached a splendid sernon, enjoyed by all Collection or the day $23^37. WILLIAMS CHAPEL ..--M. E. CHURCH ? ? Rev R. J. Jefferson, P*stor Orangeburg, S. C.?Last Sunday cgan our second quarterly conerence, and the Presiding Elder >r. S. Nance was present all day eginning in the Sundav school 'here a large crowd was present, 'he attendance increases each Sun ay, we thank God for this. After a very interesting as well s timely review by the Supt. Mr 'earson, the presiding elder, as isual spoke very encouragingly ) Us in that he commended us for ie wonderful progress we are mak ig. In the morning message, he nrhounced as a text 122 Psalm , 7, 8, verses, subject: Peace be Within Thy Walls and Prosperity e Within Thy Palaces. The mesige was pleasing, instructive and ispiring. Two members were ad ed to the church. A very interesting League was eld at 6 o5clock, at 7:45 the pas>r delivered the evening message > a very large and appreciative udience The text was based upn the 23 Psalm. The message as indeed a treat to- tbo emigre* f atU,, TU?? ...? - ' cw.vr.i. iiicit were quits M numir of visitors throughput the day. re are always grind to have them ith us. The Educational rally ill he completed on the 4th Sun?y. Quite a number paid but hose who ibaven't are urgedly jked to be ready for 4th Sunday, his is to ever remember those who FS" faithful, loyal and true". Goldie McDuffie, reporter. ... ?-?? ?* their best rendering < readings, so los, etc. At the end of th program th adults presented a pantomine. Mrs. Thomasina- 3cott being the g Christ. - Pr&cally~e v?ry ~55ir"Tn~ TR? n 7huWlT~was taken. Mrs. Chas A1 lismr contributed7 f'.owersToe- the decoration. , Every one is looking foward to Men's Day which is to be held ] April 27. Three distinguished men vj will preach throughout the day. ^ Mrs. "Eliza Patterson formerly n of Chappelle Station returned tc g, PhHladelphia after being called < here because of th illnss and death of her aunt. __ w We are always lad to have vis itors at our little church on the S( orner. Come and worship with us. cc Rev. E A. Adams the secretary ,f of Education, A. M. E. church: >r Mr. Stafford, Supt. of Waverley _ hospital and also Mrs. Elizabeth ^ Pelzer worshiped with us. S. S. opened at it'/ regular hour _ classes were taught by their respective teachers. Bannei?class \ for attendance Miss Elsie Sullivan; ^ Mr. -WV-Wi Williams banneT class 111 foi^ finance. The lesson was thor , oiighly taught and discussed. The Pastor, Rev. E. R. Roberson preached a good sermon, subject Tarry ye here. After hearing such a wonderful sermon we should j1 learn to wait on God. We were triad to s?gJHrs>JiL,.R. Roberson in service along with other visitors. ~ Mrs Taft Bolton was in town for ^ the week end. She was not so well L B but attended service. You are wel comeUo Chappelle Station. . ^ Mrs. ffftomasina Scott, Reporrter " ft OMR ECONOMICS WORK e SHOWS PROGRESS IN THE H ZION SCHOOL * c Jamison, S. C.?April 14th the n Adult Evening class held its clo ing exercises jointly with the Day ^ Unit Clothing and Foods' classes. ^ These ladies displayed many of the ^ Home Improvements articles made in these classes. The proogram was very nicely carried out and ' VPl-V _ _ The Day Unit Clothing classes displayed cotton dresses "in the w form of an original drama. "Miret ^ Learps to Sew", Miss Susie Alex ,s ander one of the student-teachers from State college who was in hurge of clothing work wrote and e ^directed the playlet. A round ta- p ble discussion on the Importance ^ of Year-Round Gardens and the P Health Roll. Vegetables and fruit play in one's life was had by the Foods' classes directed by Miss 1 Frances Lewis also a student tea- n chw. ? ; - - - ? Friday night the Union Chapel K Adult group of Jamison als0 had S Aheir closing exercises which were b very good. They paid many re- P spects to Miss Finch who had work P ed very conscientiously with them ^ I __ ' I mt ? in ooin classes. ineir woik was cl also on display and reminded you f' of a small fair for truly they had strings into beautiful and useful 1 rugs, quilts, crocheted caps, hand bags, bed spreads, and other useful articles. From their classes in Home Nursing also displayed some c' of the Medicine Cabinets."" The New Home Makers are very active and making many improve- ^ ments through their Home Proj- vectSr The Vocational "Ag" teacher and 1 Principal Mr. Sherrod and student teachers cooperated with us in helping to make these activities and program^ a success. The faculty and patrons did much and we wish to thank them all. Misses Oralee Parler and Helen Daniels student teachers of Home Economics mut be listed among those who worked and helped to make our Home Economics work a success thus far We are looking forward to a continued successful pro gram of school and hom^ activities. Watch for the ngws. > F-* ?' - " ? ?? R = LAMAR NEWS John Wesley Methodist Church The Woman's Society of Chrisan workers held its monthly meet lg last Friday afternoon. Mrs. iddie Lowe, 1st vice-president in le absence of the President, Mrs. lonie Crawley, presided. Mrs. lamie Dubose, Mrs. Lillie Woods, Irs. P. Mack, Mrs. Sudie Peoples, Irs. Fannie Frasier, Rev. W. Fraiar, were introduced and made inpiring remarks, which was much ppreciated by the group. A special committee was appoint d to arrange. A special program, or Mothers' Day, which will be bserved Sunday night, May 11th. The next meeting will be held t the hottie of Mrs. Sudie People, [ay-16th 4 p.ro, Visitors: Miss Queen Hoke, Miss a Hie Brown of Greer, S C., and tudents of Browning" Home, amden, and Mrs. Laura Cooper. The friends of Mrs. Mary Ben?tt who^has^been on the sick list ere delighted to see her at church ck list, _Mr. J. MnfW much, leased over the spiritual progress t the "church. Mr. N. Goodson is pleasing entertainer.-' Miss Lela Samuel, spent the week end siting relatives and friends. Mr. oland?Byrd^-Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Byrd, were in Lamar, last aturday on business. Sandy Grove Methodist Church The second quarterly conference as held at 4 pirn Dr. 12. CT "right, D. S, after preaching a )ul stirring sermon, called the inference in session, and complet1 the business of the conference i thirty minutes. He was paid i full. Rev. E. Gordon, pastor of ie Abot charge, with the officers rid members, were the visiting uests, who conducted the seiviei. Rev, J. F. Pearson, pastor of ie'Lynchburg charge was introuced_and_ made._ encouraging reLarks. The meeting of the Wolan's Society of Christian 'Serce which met in the lovely hOme f Mr. and Mis. E. Graners'on, immonsville, last week was quite success along all lines. Mrs. ucy McCollough, Mrs. Lula Byrd I (Vs.' Mary Rogers, Mi'.-r: Chrrr-^ IflviMn, ' XL-k Carrie HyrJ. lattie Harris, Mrs. Jovella Lee,, [rs. Delia McFadden Mrs. Rosa L. [yrd, Mis. Mamie Brown, Mrs ebecca Kirvin, Mrs. E. Rogers Ir?T. E, Rogers, Mrs. Bettieuggins, Rev. W. E..Conner, Mrs. [ary Frederick, Mrs. Marion Riv is, Miss Rudine Rogers, Mr. J.l [arris, Mrs Ella Timmons, Rev onner, Mrs. Frederick, Mrs, Timions, were the visitors who made ncouraging remarks. Under the direction Mrs. Rivers ^e-president. plans were arranged or the observance of Mothers' >ay. . ( Mrs. Lula Byrd spoke in interest of the cntest being sponsored y her, which will be held in May. According to Mrs. Timmons the 'omen of Sandy Grove church are oing things and that the pastoi hould be proud and happy over his loyal group of women. Mrs. I.ila M. Hymns is doing very possible thing to make the rogram t<j?be?rendered next Runay afternoon, by the young peo? le, a success. She is president of he Epworth League. Mr. R. L. Byrd is all smiles over he fact that the charge is still taking progress. He is the disrict steward. Everybody was lad to see Mr J. Rivers at church unday. He was on the sick list oo. Prof. Fleming, Prof. Harris rqf. R. 'Martin, Prof^ J. Harper, Lev. Dubose, Miss Sallie Brown, liss Queen Hooke, were among he visitors introduced to the conerence last Sunday. Mr. Sam Woods is working hard Snnrlnv sr-hno) t tendance. Mrs. Lela Woods was named by ic pastor and placed on the officii roll of John Wesley church as lass leader. Subscribe For? rhe Palmetto Leader /jOOD m-.w-yi y. --.^1 ? . ,_f BEAUFORT COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL NEWS By n: c; Wn?ht Mr. Joseph Shanklin, Jr., and members of the N. F. A. attended and participated in the Walterboro District Judging. Speaking and Singing contest held at Allepdale County Training school, Allendale, S. C.f on Thursday April . 17, 1941. Nathan Brown won first prize in the speaking contest. Beaufort County Training school fs^the proud and appreciative possessor of an enlarged stage and .beautiful curtains.?These improve- successful efforts of the students, teachers, patrons and friends who worked and contributed Cgngi'-. . stage curtains will stand as a monument trrtheni for many years to cohie. Begxrfort Co. Training school's Glee club rendered a selection at ' the Maiher Day program, held at i j.auot nunc rsapusi cliurch, Ueau- : fort, S. C.. Sunday. April 20th. i Grace A. A1?E. church presented the Beaufort r.unity -i in a concert of .spirituals. Sunday evening, April 20th frorrr,8 tu 9 i p.m. The music was under th?direction of Miss E. V Allen. Rev. < S. Brown, Mr. Logan and Prof. J. S. Shapklin made a few?teniarks. i Contestants aie practicing hard : for the Athletic meet to be held at Penn school in May. We hope the rehults will be good, GOOD HOPE A. M. E. CHURCH Bowman. S. C.?We the members and friends of Good Hope A. M. E. church of the above named town wish to thank Elder Samuel Nance for this man in person of Rev. J. H. Williams. He is a grad uate of Kittrell college and is Tru ly a gospel singer also a gosp.-I preacher. Since his coming hero new life has arose in our church and members -who haven't been to church in five years are seen, .every Sunday at church. On Sunday we raised $31.00 which is the most money raised at one time in th- . past fifteen years. We predict a ' brighter day ahead for Gbgd HopiA M. E church. :?az. ?Sunday- being --quarterly confer- once. w?- are planning to ppv the _ elder out. When you want bread from heaven, come to the "Little Church in the Oak Grove". Sister Emma Riley, clerks PIEDMONT SOCIAL CLUB New York City?The club held j nr. htchi^ lliccilllg 1 nuisuay eV"H filing. April 17_u.tAi-Q'elock at -the J beautiful home of Mrs. Jackson and Hunter 161 \V. 120 St. The meeting was called to order by the President,-Miss Emma "Pitts. Devotions were led by the Chaplain Mrs. Inez Hunter, scripture reading by Mrs. Pettnford. ^Mtrr^utes of the last meeting were read and approved. Old and new hnsi- , ness was discussed. The roll was ^ called and ea?h member responded with a Bible vrese and dues. We are always delighted to have our "friends * visit our meeting Miss Fannie Mae Wilson of Jackson Height*. L. I., Mr. Moses" ~ - A delicious repast was served We adjourned t0 meet at the home of Mrs. Beasley 434 St. Nicholas Ave. ~ > Cupanna Pitts, reporter. -WILKINSON HIGH SCHOOL Prof. James C. Parler, Principal Orangeburg, S. C.?On April 7, at. 8p.m. in the vocational building at Wilkinson"*high, a joint banquet was given by the New Farmers and New Home Makers. Title The Father andd Son, Mother and Daughter banquet, which was enjoyed by all present, | At WflIt'll 11)11^ UP 1111 nuc TfflTT TTTT^ uean ol the Agricultural Division >f S. 0. State A. ar.d M. college spoke to the group. There was a very timely and suitable program given by the New Farmers and New Home Mak era, The fathers and mothers responded as having enjoyed themselves. and hoped that this affaii w*ould be annually had at WilkinJ son. a Qua&Jtu FLOUD &POPULAR IMICE** J II III I i: mr^P t Pif? Thr?# BALTIMORE, MD .NEWS By Mrs. Ixmise G. LHrugass The S. S. club met with Mrs. Lulu Wilks, 1025 W. Suratoga St. After devotior.als and business ses sion a repast %vas served. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Nona Herndon. lOOo W. Mulberry "St. The C. B. A. society met Friday night, April 48 at- 8 pm. Presi dent Rev H. Jackson in charge. ^The supper had at 75G 1-2 West Saratoga St., April 17th was a success. $ia.50 was raised. .Mrs- Lena iialsey was calleil t<> Wolsyrn- Uecause df t^ -tU [less of her sisUh. Mrs. lialsey is? an usher in Mt. Hebron Baptist Km ..V, Mr. Hill, Mr. Koseevelt Heath, urn versity hospital" Mis. CraTgy Mr. Lee Rosborough,. Mt. Hibtun Baptist ehuivh ub-* served its usual weekly schedule of meetings and ^services and Sunday servioes. Friendship Bapt. church al?.y. hvW its usual services. Mrs I*?ui G. Douglass was thr1 (>*ot by ?ULat-ui Mis. Mrs. Elizabeth Burg and Mrs. Minnie Whitehead Thursday iiioniiiig", Mr. Johnnie B (lore was tin.- guest of Mrs. A1 M. Gore Friday nigh4 Mrs. Mary Weathers went to Chester, on a business trip. Her stay will be indefinite. -Mrs. Haley J. Pratt, sister of Rev. Flowers and her son Mr. Mar thajl Pratt were here visiting1 the Rev. FldU'et's. They?returned?on April 20th. Counts Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AS WRITTEN - BY* YOUR DOCTOR A Full Line of Toilet ArticieS HO.', WASHINGTON STREElPHONE 2-1967 David G Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient attention given to all business ~ - with ro* PHONE 5717 at RaMiu Aii c?mTv?nt. nUHM-fUV CliMM 9*mk, O&Ult, OOMfOlTiBU ?"?One wav?from Columbia Richmond 8 5.48 Washington 7.35 Philadelphia 10.05 New York 11.85 Boston (via Hell Gate Bridge 17^35 Pittsburgh llAO Buffalo 16J0 St. Petersburg 8.85 Tampa 8.30 Miami 10.60 W. Palm Beach ...... 9.60 Jacksonville" .... 5.10 J. I>. Carter, DPA Columbia, S. C. Room No. 1 Arcade Bldg. : r Telephone 3821?9987 fflSREBJiSH a - _C* ? ijnwqpwrtftq \b? -os p musoom sfqwrijuun ^ ??i?oiopo|M?114HIPCT IWtmp PMUI ?o ?pxn{d \ ? M?0 *o|A*? pp| *q? j? ?? ^ IT^^?CT^?oxyftorn ^ | I Jooppnoad ^ pi ^ Tp-* OINSNSH -5 siavnivANi -4 JOHNSON FUNERAT. HOME , ' :- ? - , . ; j r -; . ,; , . , _ Vj