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Saturday, May 17, 1941. PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. Peter Poinset and family of Charleston, S. C were pleasant visitors in the ci1 Monday. They were accumpani* by their nephew Master Jam* Perriyiea n. Mr. Polnseite is brother of Mrs. Septima Clark, to chyr in the Columbia Qji s-hool system. While here th< Witnessed the prgeant present* at -the-Township auditorium. 1 ?* 'Dr. W. M. Russell and fam ly from August**., Ga., motor* here Sunday to spend Mother Day with'nis step-mother Mr Inez Russell. They brought wil them some gifts and lovely flo\ ers. She was very much pleas* ^ to have them. ? Rev. R. B. Stroy of Capernau Baptist cHurch, near Lykeslan S. C., attended the Baptist Stai convention which c-OhVened Th Ail en, a. y.., last week. Miss?Jennie Mttp?Millet, Tf (laughter of Mrs. G. McKissic is spending sometime in Bosto Mass., with her aunt, Mrs. Eth McKissiek Hall. While away si will take up her studies in must Correction; In the Elemental School"?S^reHing?Mtntdi article aj pearing in last week's. is<ue tf name Agatha M. Adams as^j. wit nor in the contest should haveuea Agatha M. Harrison. M A Kit IA (J K A XN* OUNCE MEN Mrs. Ethel 6rrtor announces the marriage of hei ' : daughter Ma'Vy I.illi,, "to Mr. Robert James Rollins Tuesday the eighth of Oetobei Nineteen hundred and forty Union, South Carolina MARRIAGE ANNOtNCEMEN The Reverend Mr. T. J. Douj lass of Nashville, Tennessee, ai nounces the marriage of his daugl ter. Miss Naomi Theresa, to M Albert B. Williams, Dean,, o - Friendship J unior College in?Roc Hill, S. ('. 1'he ceremony wi's pt foCni^d on April 28th in Nashvilh Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. William will be ill -Rock Hill until Jut 4 th. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Henry Felder announce the engagement of her brothl V, James Smith and Miss Helen G< neva Thompson. The weddin will take place Wednesday, Ma 21, 1941.. ' YOUNG I'KOIM.K SOCIAI. 'p 1111 > i.vrv i'i i' u The Young People Social an Thrifty club met at the home c Mrs. Butler in honor of Miss S# rah Lance. Meeting called to 01 der by the president. Song, pra> er by the chaplain; song, serif t re lea ding. song. The minute of the last meeting were read, re _ceived ?and adopted. Song,, th roll all each member $nswerinr The sick are improving. Miss i I. "nee and Miss P. Mayers .ar _ new nienihors ch'h -Th _?!?next niHtding vnll br at. the hftlfl of Miss Mayers 1G06 Gregg St. AN ENJOYABLE ,_TRI?_ ?Mr. Jul ius R. Drly spent an en joyabTe tiip to the lower part o Orangeburg county last Rundai Tie was the guest of Mr. Davi Jenkins, th,-> successful princip? of. Lhe Ilarluyville graded schoo lie was well impressed with th great work Mr. Jenkins is doin in this nice roomy, well-kep school. The lights were recentl installed and everything impress es one that Mr. Jenkins an<l cc workers are working hard. ~ From there Mes*rs Dale htt Jenkins visited Holly Hill, Kutaw ville and Vance, seeing many rel atives and friennds. The club met at Rev. Fran Howell's home on McDuffie Av< Opening song^letl by Mrs.~Wilso Prayer by Rev. Howell. The clu members were invited to the an niversary ot the bilver Mat ciui The dues were paid, and we wet m'rvi'd u tU'llrlmm rt'piim. Tin? hux meeting will be at the president' home. ' , FRIENDLY 14 SOCIAL CLUB The club met Thursday nigh nt its usual hour at 1907 Hender son St. The chaplain called th meeting to order by a song. Pra\ er by the chaplain and Bibl verses by each member. The d< votions closed. The presider took charge and caTled for th mirtutes of the last meeting. Th minutes were read and approve* Unfinished and new .business wa discussed. The club is planning M ? fl-1. i i if . * i iibii iry oaiuroay mgnt, may i' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ( C. Coleman 1007 Henderson S We are cordially Inviting all ov fri-ends to come out witih the clu and enjoy yourselves. It wont k long before warm weather isL_hej and we are going to give a Moo Light Picnic at Dunbar T,ake. S ' ' read and watch The Palmetl Leader for the d*te. __We war " one and all t., come and go wit OS. .< . . ;,x.... . - * Benedict May , Day Exercises The May Day ceremonies which . were held on the Bendict College [ campus last Saturday were mark' ed by beautiful and fantastic exercises. Miss Cornelia' Butler, of Hartsville, daughter of Principal and Mrs. H. H. Butler, was erownte ed Queerr of the May. Miss But- ' ' < ier, who came to Benedict for the -y first time this year, is a member of the sophomore class, having taken her first year of college work a at Spellman (College in Atlanta. a Promptly at 4:15 o'clock the partrcipnnts marched across the cam }>' nils, from Colby Hall dressed i n ;d beautiful and vari-colored gowns, to; a lovely setting just in front of Antisdul Chapel \yhere tho quean a was crowned and where the other ?d exercises were carried out. 3 The total exercises, aside from "S- the crowning of the queen by Pres ident J. J. Starks, included two v" ?olo exhibitions by Miss Mae Atkinson, pf New York City and Miss Amelia Outen of Columbia; a number of acrobatic stunts by ten m girls frorrr the freshman class, and d. the winding of the may pole by 12 to 'ittle children from thp~~W?rvfrIey " 'blehientary School, under the direction of Mrsses'Iln* Stewart and Harriett Cornwell. m The queen was dressed in a love k ly white silk evening dress covern ed with net. She was also given o] th "Miss Benedict" cape at the ip crowning exercises, an honor which e she will wear during the school _ -y In addition to the persons menyr~ tioned above, The Following were oarticipants ir? the exercises: Phyl:s Carolyn Nelson and George Sin lfj. gieton, train bearers; Zelma Brown and Beverly Pearson, flower girls and Isabella Davis, Myrtle. Alford, T Ruby Benson, Hattre Council, Mabel Gaines, Geneva Gilliam, Vanor rie Parker, Alberta Glenn, EtheL ? Mt'Mlillon, Eth^l clarkson. Kena*" Woodward, Louise Douglass, Willie Belle Washington, Elizabeth McCormick, Helen Garner, Thelma Greene. Nellie Grpnt, Clara Jeter, Clemmie Davis and Madeline Lee, maids. SIB-DEBS MEET ... i- The Sub-Debs enjoyed one of L_ 'b?' i?ti<i itnliifhtful?meetings af f .'h season at the'home of'Deb NaL -<>mi Hall iri Colonial Heights. The si meeting was called to order- by v he vice president and a short is o'-ograin was rendered. Deb Bentiv iy discussed 'Etiquette-ab-Soeialsv' 'nllowed by a vocal solo, 'Indian , ^unvmer.' sung by Deb Goodwin. The club has decided to take hi new members at thir next meet^ irvg" and~they have been selected LL by the club. In addition to new members and other business, the g constitution has been dr?wn up 4 V l\?? + U~ ? ' 1 ' * ? - j u.v int- icpuiu'E oi me ciub, IJeb Elise King. The song is hi t h e < hands of Deb Goodwin ami Bent- i A ley. -r * Social half hours are usually J d dull, but not with the Debs. Ne>f vel* is a dull moment experienced I i- by them. Deb Goodwin gave sev- 1 ' e>al imitations that proved her a i ' yen/us at the art of imitating. < >- The hostess served huge portions 1 F or tomato salad, fried chicken, ' s- pickles, cold drinks, toast and ' e candy. !_. There has been quite a lot- oi-1 > gossip going on in the city about I 0 the Sub-Debs club, and for that I -reason we are aTfempting to get ' ?_ thinnw?atroi^rht?now.?A?Sub-Dull i is a young lady still in school. < who has not made her first debut I J.o the society of the city in which 1 she...resides. So?ffrr -wone- of the * young?ladies- 4n?the? Syb-Debs ' fTrii.u. ui?i ? ^..*.1/ uovc iimu cneir so-called > ' "Coming Out Party," and for the I d reason fhey are still Sub-Debs I * Until a time comes when they_ J 1 feeh thtry-catr rail themseTves the ( l' Debutantes we hope the public P will accept this club as an up- J d- buildei of sociaL clubs-for young * y girls. If there are any questions ' 1 you'd like to ask please Consult t '* the members of the club. They ' are all sophomores of Benedict- J d~ CollegfTand all reside in this city. ' BI.l'E STAR SOCIAL (LI B i I = The club held ity regular meet- " . ing on Monday May1 12 at the ( home of Mrs. Georgia Lee Jones 1 1205 Pine street. Devotions were ' i" carried out in the usual way The ' P president took charge and plans * were made-for a Silver Tea at the home of Miss Bertha Le Al- ^ 1 lison 2110 Gervais St on Sunday *_ ||ttPn?r.np VTny lg Tht IIILLUIIK " adjourned until next to meet at ' 3 '.he home of Mr. Joseph Jordan ' 1225 Oak street. ' HOME ECONOMICS - OKMONSTRATTON il The Homo Economics classes of ' e Allen university will give their ' ' annual demonstration in the col- * te lege auditorium May 21st. The J i program will show all phases of it activities conducted in this de- ' e partment featuring in addition the * 10 usual fashion aKr\tO ?.V.. I 1 "???ch ,ltlJS 1 " 3 ways attracted much attention. ' is The directors of the Home Eco- < a nomks school at Allen are Miss ' 7, Theresj, Kennedy and Miss J. L. ' j. Sawyer. The demonstration fos 1 t. tered by these, instructors is usualit ly a happy feature of Allen's preib commencement program. >e ? < :e WAVERLY i n STARS CLUB lo o Op Tuesday evening Mrs. Annie ?t Belle Fnreier and Mrs. Elizabeth h Collins delightfully entertained the club. The meeting was called College Club Prexy IgPM Orangeburg, S. C.?William Gordon, center on the varsity foot where the town folks meet t o lance and swing, Monday night, li ne 2nd. Bus leaves Gervais & ILarden 8:30; Taylor and Harden 8:50; Washington and Park 9:00. Bide 25c; Dance 11c. The club met at its usual hour Tuesday night at the home of. Mrs S: Hie Mack, entertained by Mrs. Mm a Martin. The president Mrs. Ella Washington presided. Visitor Miss Fannie Mickens. She was made welcome.-After the mu tine of business the club adjourned. Mrs. Martin served a delicious supper. Everyone reported a swell time, going home feeling fine and mellow. TW ILK; HT~~CLIB GIVES SWELL AFFAIR OnP of the most gala affairs of the- season was given Friday nite May i), at St. Matthews Hi school 'iv-the Twilight Club of St. Mat> thews. Under a canopy of thick hanging moss, soft lights gnd many cluster of gayly colored balloons, about one hundred-guests daneed to the sweet swing music of the' South Carolina State Colleg'rans In the center of the hall hung the flnshine electric sign of the Twilight Club that ca'ught the eye I immediately upon entering, the ioor. Xhe glass door leading into the hall was thickly decorated ivTth moss decked . with honey tvith honeysueker vines and roses, rhe chapel represented a living room with" ir living robrrFsuite H the center of the floor, a floor amp and several chairs. There Iveto two large hanging mirrors UTi Hit1 Willi and two end tables lecorated with center nieces and large?vteses of lovely flowers and fern." At 11:4.0 "the members of the dub marched from the front of the chapel to the center of the lall and stood under the sign of ,.ic nun lo uu introduced to the quests by the leader of the- -or? rhestra Mr. Reginald Thomasson \fterward the members assisted ty Miss Mar joi roG -Bandy. Messrs. Orea Gaskin and Thomas stack sane 'Auld Lang Syne," :be club song, while Mr. Marion Pelder thrillingly did hjs part A-hiatling, While the members .vere still standing in the centei :he orchestra dedicated the popilar song, Star Dust to them and .heir guests. dub are: Miss Hcnhre R. Owens president; Miss Annie Mae SpigTer, secretary; Miss Leila Belle Laney, reporter and Mrs. Mary Caldwell rhnnlnin r >.4viiit/vio, V/33i? Belle Paiis, Mattie Rivers, Mary, Keitt and Mary Lou Sumter. During the intermissioVi Miss A mm1 Mat1 TTilllhl'fi And Messrs. Johnny Baxter and Arthur -Mitch-> >11 served the guests nice ice cold lunch. Nearing the hour of one o'clock "he end came to a pleasant evenrtg spent with the Twilights. " Anion? the out-of-town guests .vere: Miss Cgrrie Mae Ross o f Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. 2room, Mr. Prince Murph, Mr. ind Mrs. George R. Green, Mrs. fhelma G. McKenzie and Mr. jeorge Raiglor of Gameron;-M titles Fannie Gethers and Catherine Johnson, Messrs. Johnie William? Bowman Gethers ^Rplajjd. Weston tnd Mr. and Mrs. Alston of Sum:er; Miss Flla Smoak of Orangeburg; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff I^aney, Mrs. Rebecca Robinson and Mr. rv vid Brown of Columbia. Please pay the paper boy o n FrWIa.v in order to save time and worry on the part of the reporter md the paper csttler lihscribe For? The Palmetto Leader ball team ot south Carolina state A. & M. College Who hails from Anderson,'S. C., was elected president of th^ College Club here Monday by unanimous vote". "Bill" was selected on the second*' AllConference team of the 'SIAC for 1040. He is also president of the Eta. Alpha Chapter of the Phi Beta Sigma?Fi ateinrty. llams^ A?ter the devotions the vice president took charge, assist ed by the president Mrs. Johnson who discussed briefly the plans ?< 1741. :.. ' V:-L ui uui nil ttiuuvtriaury wmcn ra to take place on Friday at 8 p.m. at the udd Fellows casino. After lousiness the meeting wait adjourn ed to meet at .the home of Miss Louise Gunter on Cherry street, assisted by Mrs. Inez Hawkins. The hostess of the evening served a delicious repast.. WHITE ROSE SOCIAL CU B ?Oh, Dh a dance at,Dunbar Lake THIS PALMETTO LEADE (MARRIAGE ANNOL*NCEMENT j I Mr. and MLli>. Jacob Ford wiah--r to announce the marrajge orfheir ! sister, Miss EsUdle Ashford to j Mr. Wilburn Beattv. which took Lr place April 1, 1941. jo g _ a 2- . ? /-- tl SOUTHERN NEW COMETH s Long Island, N. Y,, May 11th? Sunday was a beautiful day for Cl all church-goers and the pastor a preachpd a wonderful T Mother's Dry sermon to a .crowded house. ^ Mrs. Eva ,Chambers 18G4?7th y Ave. N. Y. C. gave a dinner in--il honor of the recent" bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Perry, * Sunday, May 11th. Guests wvrq: ^ -Mtsg M,abe Rulludger^Vfr. TTamp- e ton Brown, Miss Olephlia Sadler, y Mr. Frederick Thomas, N. Y. C.; ^ Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McBurnette, S Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Napier, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kenchen and Mrs P L. Holloway, Corona, N. Y. Ev- P erybodv-ervioyecL-a pleasant- even- * ing. ' ' E Mr. Clarence Huzzard is up af- a tcr being sick for several months. %v - si tl A BIRTHDAY DINNER fl a On Saturday, Mi y 10th a birth- ^ day dinner was given for Mrs g| Lilla Squire by her daughter Mrs. ,j Gardenia S. Aiken at their home. e Eastover, S. C. The?eake was ^ with?many eandles for t| which we are thankful. -They were u lit ancf blown out bj' a host of jj guests after which they sang and mnrched to a dining table covered with rice, pork roast, maccaroni salad, meat loaf, corn, gravy, biscuits, corn muffins lettuce and pear ~saladr orange ale, wine and ? ake, ice tea. . a: Those attending were: Rev. and c] Mrs. T. H. Wonthoi n, Rev. J, W. -1* Johnson, "Mrs. Tene., Lovett, mo- G her Katie Jones, Mis. Eliza Smit G Mrs. Ruth Johnson. Mr. H, John- tt son, Mr. David. Myers. Mr. T. F. Bolton, Mr. Jack Maclemore, Mr. N Joseph Wider and Mrs. Gardenia M S. Aiken of Eastover and Colum-bts: g 'Many presents were received. W Everyone, went away saying "I've njoyed ? myself.. . al m ; ?TT lU'SY EIGHTS' CUB * (j The Bnsv Eights' met al home v< T Mr-. NVilhemeimi Wcy. 2il25_ ''cndleton SU -Devotion^?were had in the usual way by u\r chaplain The club wea opened Tor business by our president. We coniplet-ed our plans _for a Whist Tourna-. ^ nrent which will be held au the ?, Allen-Ben edict Recreation Center. ^ Monday night, May 26 at 8 o'clock. Admission 20c. We are going to give three grand prizes so please n l>e there. After enjoying a very 'e delicious eaurst^ we adjourned to J-1meet ati the home of Mrs. Flor ^1 ence Cooke, Apt. S-5, Laurel St. " on May 19th. THE Hl'SY I. A DIES he On last Monday night, May 5, ' the Busy I^adieS Social Club held 1 its first Annual Dance, at the Odd a' appropriate for this lovely affaii The lights in the Casino were made very dim, by the beautiful decorations, which consisted of the Clnh P.nld and Pnrpln -11 This color scheme was carried out throughout the decoration of the 1 Casino. Red carnations aud pink .!" gladioli were iised, whirfo _maiW a very beauttfuu contrast. A very short and timely program was rendered, with Mrs. Dorothy G. al Hayes a,? mistress of ceremonies. v! Presidents from various social lelubs of--the?rity made short bOT" interesting talks. Mr. Wm. Herrin sang two solos on the program. [The club received a telegram of congratulations from the "Harlem Social Club," of New York ^ City. Closing remarks were made by Mrs. Hersha Pope, president -Su | of the" Busy Ladles" 'SocraT Club. Hersha Pope was most attractive in white French organdy, em lls bridered \ with white velveteen "K' flowers and accompanied by her outstanding iii pale ..pink and -t0 matching accessories accompanied by her husband. Maree Portlock ' was lovely in white chiffon, accom panied by A. P. Williams. Leola ,n Robinson was simply beautiful in . blue silk organdy accompanied by el her hnsfrnml Hnrntby Hnfm. ?,nm ill as pretty ias usual in yellow chif- i* | fon and lace with powdered blue ?' accessories accompanied by her i1 I husband, pvangeline Ferguson was beautiful in pink taffeta, ac- l's eompaoied by her husband. Louise Orec was very pretty hi blue chif 10 fon accompanied by her husband. ' 1 Jtosalee Cantey wore rose taffeta and looked gorgeous accompanied i by Hey ward Foster. Hester Cole? -er man wore wine taffeta and looked Se charming accompanied by hfer hus band. Pearl Boyd was ravishine in blue and pink chiffon accom- la panied by Theodore Lewis. Rosa $2 Deas was lovely h> blue satin and M accompanied by her husband. An- ' ? nie May Mariigault was very S< [charming in red and biege, accom M panied by Joseph Boulware. B1 Throughout Che afternoon, refreshments were served. The mu- 'e sic was grand, and everyone prea- $1 ent danced to their hearts con- T' tent. At 1:30 "Good Nite My to Love," was played and dedicated to every guest present in the Cm- "Jf smo. And the (meats departed Hf- m ter expressing themselves as hav- 1 ec ing a very lovely and enjoyable pi aft^hioon. I er B . HEAL FORT COUNTY [RAINING SCHOOL NEWS BV O C Wright Pryjcijjal J. S. Shanklin, chairLUiii?uf?tb*?GiGeetP*?(t>m mittee f Beaufort County's Civic Leaue. reports that plans for the nnual Memorial Day services at he Natrona! Cemetery, Beaufort, i. C., are progressing nicely. .Various committees that have een formed to arrange for the i elebration have been active and re expecting successful results. s is customary, an invitation ll errri extended to citizens and isitors all over the state to join historical observation. -Principal -Jr S. Shanklin, Miss !. V. Allen and members of the unior and Senior classes ?t)i-ni|. cf the commencement exetcrses f the Robertsville Hi school, on 'riday evening, May ti. Principal hanklin awarded the prizes ^ A very impressive Mother's day logram was held during our veser services Sunday evening May lr under the drreetiom of ? Miss !. V. Allen. Principal Shanklin nd Miss Hicks gave talks on the 'ays in which we can honor and how our love for our mothers. We?are proud of the showing hat our girls made in the recent ashion show. Each girl mdeavred to make her-dress as bctra^ ifully and economically as pos?i le. Miss Allen reports with pride Tat the girls really made theii resses themselves, with only sup rvision and instructions from er. Several are so pleased with leir results that, they are nontm? tfig their efforts during free me. CENTER RABIN NEWS Rev. P. J. Rartor.. Pa-dor Sunday- school opened at the sual hour with the Pupt. and teaiiers at their post of duty. A _rg.e?number?of?visitors from ireenville, Asheville, Laurens, ray Court and other places at nded church here Sunday. Mr. Willie Foster of Ashveille, . C. visited his parents Mr." am' Irs. T. F. Foster, Sunday. ftflrs. Rosa Smith was dinmQ uest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'right, Sunday.' Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Madden rui daughter were in the com unity Sunday. We all are very sorry to hear ot le illness oi Mi. Richard Madden ho was taken to the hospital in reenville. We hope for him a My speedy recovery. Misses Nancy and Catherine inlth. .Sarah -lane Weigh! Ci-kyourt, S. C.; Messrs Johnnie Mans 'and William Neely were diniT gruest8 of Miss Iona B; Phelps unday. Mr. and Mfs. Grover Shaw were inner guests ' of Mr. and Mrs. amuet Phelps. Sunday.? Mr. Alfred Yeargins was mai1ed Sunday, May 4th to Miss Airssia Franklin. The wedding, ok place At .lire, .home of the ride. After the wedding the itiple motored to Asheville, N . to spend a'few days. Mr. and rs. Yeargins are making thei) rnie in Gray Court, S. C. 'Misses Sarah Jane Wright, Iona . Phelps, Nancy and Catherine inilh, dohnnte?Makingid Willam Neely' attended the an ial sermon at Fountain Inn Suniy afternoon^ irry that Mr. Kilie Joh)uw>n >s ay- Ulr-w>- hope -fuiiJuLU 1 _a speed v coviiy. ?. The teachers and students of inter Rabun school are announc g their school closing which w:" Tuesday" and Thursday niirhts?. ay l-'lth and 15th. Mr*. Haskell Kilgo of Greenville id?Mr. Hurbert Kilgo of Ashelie, visited their cousin, Miss Hie Mae Kilgo; Sunday. ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH I < \i i?o..?_ Lancaster?S. S. at the usual >ur with Supt. and teacher* at < ir post. Lesson beautifully di-' issej by Mis* Nancy Rulledgx t l! o'clock SOVvice' began. It ing Mothers' Day the pasto? ed for a text St. John 9:25. Thi cnitm was enjoyed by all. Thais home-coming day for the pe? e of Lancaster. We tvere glad hace with u_s the two da ugh . r?r^fCjMrs. Neeley McWain, Kely M a* J9 i xson, T. Craw ford.. At T5::?<> Mi E. H. McLill joine.u with Rev. Charles W. Talley. D., and attended the Mt. Cartn high school commencement V I 111* V wia.ir. t . ing the subject You Must Chose est. His speeclf \yas >werv in iiing. At 6:45 th? League be m as usual and held- an inter- , ting session. At the evening worship the nas r took his text Proverbs 8:1. tree persons united with us at is service. Mr. Coyt Clinton spent trie weel d with his daughter ; t Winston ilem, N. C. Monday night at St. Paul the lucational rally closed, the capins reported: Mrs. Carrie Bailey 10.50; Mrs. Neely McWain, $20, rs. Meda Hughes $1.1; Mrs. Wil Mae'Cnmphell $15.15; Mrs. Nan >dels $23.10; Mrs. Nathan $11; iss Willie Riddles $14.15; Mrs. thel Rarnes $11.05. Mrs. Annie ell Raskin $20; "Mrs. Ella Zeig r $27.27; Mrs. Maggie McGriff 5.60; Mrs. Ressie Boy kin $5.60 otal amount $199.17. We wislL.. thank the members for the co>eration. We wish to thank Mr. imes TT. McMullin, the leading Tdertaker of Mr Cifv rwEo" Tielp 1 us in oirr rally. We are now repared for our District confer ice. Si ' } ftKTlVn \ \1. K. CHTK^'l - Andrisold TurTrgs uU going on in Bethel. Although linn- allotted fur the second quarter that . "wa7 closed off AjTFiT 2fu'. \\*as much shorter thun usual, Presiding Eldei C. G. Glover congratulated the pastor and members ?or such splendid reports made by the clubs and boa i ds The Pastor in tui >? commended the members for their cooperation in standing by the program of the c h urch thirs conic re nee year. One deceased member was reported this quarter, namely Mrs. Mary J. Ooaxum. In her behalf rel .niai ks.-were-made by Rev. 1). J. Gadson. who -said that ever since having met her.'Mrs. Coaxum al wave cuinllU'Ud herself as i. < hris! tiart lady. Shi- is missed very much from Bethel. " The total amount thi-T-dToi this qtiartur was neatly fide 1. imbed dollars. ~ MWRKRRV > EAYS l)ra>ton Street High School i>_. r i. ">i. ii. r. < ladder., Principal Mo an- islad to Miss l)ais\ Butler in seho?l. a train att> r hav'"ff iii-t-n?u_t?a?f?-w- P^s?on ar- "iium of illness. . : All of the* teac,hers i *eei\<-d priv.es fni' tlic kinos. quoe: . and others who sold tin- highest numbers of votes foi t; e Ma\ Festival" The - prizes won- awarded as follows: . ?? , ?- fvinps" 1A Janves E. Gladden; JB Julian E. -Grant; TA I.J' Wilson; Tit Georjr,. ("lossuir. 'JA Duano l)oan; 'fit Anthony ? ?-, nders. '.tA Mary F. Johnson; IB Jolin J?. Johnson; 4B Woods Thomas. i~A K. \\ , I.iliiowood; r>.\ Pros-ley Strother; fith (OTetd . Gknrm? Queens Betty Joan Jyhr.s.-n. (crowned); Gratt- {'Ifc-mmio Grant; Dorothy Ellin ?Andernon, I Carrie A. Grllianv: Gracio Jackson Eu'aene M ?-rtsi ?Barbara?J-r^ AVili.sun: Pearl Wilson:-GemMine Turner. Eleanor Dennis. Wiliio E Goodman. Othella Good niton. Others: Mildred Sims. Es telle Priv t / hi-.. ??? .. ^ ?_-v,?>1111 t,im -?u nnam ; Spearman. Bernice Slitrh. Herman Anderson. William .>Middletor. Jen hie M. Taylor. -Tlie directress. Mis. K.H Allen considered the best- prize and grft awardetrTvas a churn of d Ik-ionBanana 1 IK- ereiwn" that was oresentod to her arid her clas - last week hv Mrs. Myrtle SaU?-rwhit> one of tin- patrons. She stated she enjoyed the music ami dances so '/reatlv tmd >-h.. Q sl.u'A ~i her appreeiation. The ' teaei.er. all of the pupils sent hrr a letter of 1 thanks. * Mr. "Jesse Hunter. Sr. was's'id- < denly killed in a_?ac, .accident on ' the corner of Harper and Glen' Streets. r Mr. Kessie Dean, Sr.. ;Was TRo cidentlv killed ? Monday niorhintr. < Their families hav\. our deepest sympathy. ! --Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H.^Reasoner. Pastor A large crowd attended Sunday t school. We were delighted . t<> have two new members Mast _ ' lames Eddie Crooks ami Little " Miss I.illian Crooks. A \ery invpressiVf?-missioTTHTV " meeting was held at the home t the president Mrs. I.illian D.'ti C win vrsuors were Cousins i f Mis-' Annie and Alberta Hnnjofc."- ? Mrs. Crumbling and Mr. Harold Kinanlr.of Silver Street. 1 The MotheeV--TAy y service .v. - __ led bir .Mr. Joseph A. Allen which was very uood? All present took an active part in vHe .discussion^ f th??n<e: -Apptwiatiui? oiir Parents" ~ ?The--Bib+r?t'lflSs \vas i:forest- Z tn^ty" taught bv'ZTriZ Sent; \\'-d 1 nesdav afternoon; All of t": e nilssionary ladies pledged to . attend N th,. class this >u junior. Will you The irnests of Mrs IT;.11i Ben- ,. -on and sister v..-re Me-da"mes ' erf01 d. A delicio s coin m- of .ieflo whipped cream an.l cake w.iserved. Mrs Chappeile on Vi?ice> * IS Very ill. Mrs. Helen BViirotisj'n i- a', tin People's Hospital M"e trust *.he\ will have a . speedy recovery . < \RI.ISI i: \ |;\\ S ?Mt; .-.si ? Ilea trice ami Vas):l'?Iphn.-or. NYu ^ u: k jut here H while with patterCr Mr .'IT1 ! M ! - \\ JtduiSOlT. Ml'S. I.lllic StOW' :-J? t left S , f j. j;| \ ''<>) Sal ml;.. N. < MlSy liellWCe (if ' 1,11 11 Ml 1VU day- ?\ her grandmother, Mrs- 1- :;i?., .Knglish. .Mrs. !:il,-n Kngl I". -* ' in Greenville taikinjf._tiairi::.v Mis- Jiiia Hawkins is ;i. i,-m? ^ a gram. ' Mrs. Martha I.vies departe.i -.)> ' life Sunday aijd will (? fum-alu. ed at James Chapel H. pt ct. ; c TuP-dey after- nor.. Sunday \v.;s a hijrh day at W i. , lianis Chapel A. M K. Z (hare Sunday school was opened uncalled to order by the Supt. M i Irvin Coleman OtTicers at the a _ post. We were pleased to see MiAgnes O'Neil Sims in liool wh has been sick for quite awhile. The p;^tor brought a great mesage from St John 1 S RehnlV: ~ I hy Mot lie). * Sunday meht Rrv. King and Ins- i menthols <>l Mt Kden AMH church f ludd their worship services. Rev R R. Robin-on of Ch a riot to. was grand to ? packed houso. The sick arc improved. Rev HiHinn and his members.... oT~St. l.uko AMR Zion church will worship wit}-, Rov. Johnson and'his > members at Sookwelh Raptist on Sunday afternoon S o'clock. PAGE SEVEN 1 U.L'MNHMEF,T JUNE 4" ? " i < '- anmnrt meeting of "the" Alum ui as-ooiatiun will moot here Wed ll> -.tlil'. . .] Lltlt- 1 1 I 111 jf-| ' l"'i" - t/'>n. tin- <"!uT>? will be re' >" ?)- Il< iit!Iy which was to '1 1 v? cJ'<> () May H> wa>- extended 'until Juno 4. and all club pr'-si . n?s and ?-t .'ri.-v were -Inly -n ' I'i'-d All t v i,C the club< it; the state will make tro'id rep?.nt . in the L. i tii.tr ;?' < <.(ciine to infericnto-'. r-<.'4--im-iI this?vomit. Tile c?ui>- it: Span anbury Laurens, Finn !;< (-. St .Matt r ?-v.ai d N'ewi?ort y are ha", intr w.iooo-s in the MT /.ION \,,.M i; * HI Ht'H Rev"." S. t hisin, 1'aFinr Sellers Sunda\ *<-hu-!. - -.pi ned at I".. S pt. Cfislaiid and Ids . . j i i.>-f - at their post, Th<4 h suL _>v;ai hi autiftiljv discussed-' aH clashes- with i. large at!i ndaiK i- rVt?I t 11">?imn'intip?<vi \ m i- ut-g ;ii;. Hie pastor -brought us ;i !< \'?-!y Mot he r*s Ihiv message LULlii h'-i n V . - i k- c_' * ;?s 'J)i Thi; |b ? I if "ar d \'a!u., of Mother Love. I (.< week'.-- i ( \ ] a! it ". 1 -r.t Tents was quite' a fiiiTt-^s Thr lt.'V7~K"hirsijri uf~~ ZinVi. S.r.. "n*-cFi?rtr?-. And at" 3:80 celebrated thtdr annual 1hanksgtving wit;. Hi v. f'hlsm in He preac' cij fn.-m Genesis chapter Subject: H-.:-ftn-"Lar. get and Sn ; -xvg.; "M't'vice? wa- also, inspiring ami much enjoyed by all? Among * the visitor. ;ur ffi i day were: Mif. Fithi i (rull'i(4: of Trenton,"N ' : M?'> I- --is,. Kc-<! of* Lakev i> \% : M *. flattie .Jennings o 3 Horonce. Mi>. Kstella .Janus; of y 1 ' t' rMi>s Huj.y Ardors.,.has 'THTTTTi home after spending a u e<-k .n Marion with he;- brother iz ".TTTb UrniT of Mr. and MrVf Q. ~M ? and Mrs. Sanimie Lewis' ad as tl.cii dinner itues'. ^ Smw day Rev. ( hism.. _Mrs. Maggie 1 o\\ ;.>vt;d aral daughter:- Daisv! Mo. My. I l \l\(,"rn\ \ 1; w < * :n :.. y^. v. ;;. Mo'V-.-;-' May and I.. ' ra-ss 'h.- prog} n an.: sermons e.L ay Rev- S-im ? ? ' ''' - a'": I'a: ;.* Ml?Xion '' " + !!'. v.dv ,nd . ' . eu er .V; . ... . . '. f ' ! motf.el S aie and t? :?::nr.? v...;; lit.ge: in '! e n,.M! i}y, La up hii'i ii. . ?at Mt?. H' i . > p ^ spring Mill am; Let!.;, v.., unusually [ : h.yaide. Ti e m-: fur May '/ a-eii the pass omo t r- a rlner. ! ... y' Mori da" ;?? -xa:?'.^r1.?m .M and t rie .-rmr "'ill ~~ Veiling "The >. veil Wnrugrs" i'.'Ji heto. while aj Spring ! I!!! S V :.I l;: . Ife s,;;:,e?U i;]' be?Op '* iisplay. I public is invirPtT'-at-""] k : *:<i T a sda\ mght of Text Week tile "SeVfi; Wonders" ^ \ ITT : t :-e f a; are "at Hethef He > Ule !.<; , o 111 e nil' ahd. witt.eshe sann-. We had a grand' time at Good .ope rhurct. Motatay nirlit. The * ? Seals" was the feature of oyeiing Ministers tresent : V ' . I' ' s 1 tanle.v SiThntons. ' 1 i.1 ;r : i i : .0 he~ 1 .ee Guar ' 1 : iii.i! \t isr. .ill,; in iicw i)(e ' ' ; .-all v hi t it'.-',': -\v. ' \v j t:,\? *'"!! pi'iti an.! i> do1 '11v lhia__Wi'ltilJ-i:. ' ;? !." 1 "? i .M: !::! > iuinc TttTc. . Be a is.- read T'.. hiKc-ito ,or,de: *voekl%: ? vi s i t ?Henry's Beer Tavern sOK'firWHST (OH\ KR II Kl I?T \ STS,: Ttr.^TTlT Wll iiVKHV MTE I he home of Mellow Harbeeue ? cmib+hTtM'ned Fish 1)1 iI.I? lol S 1( K ( HFAM ( IUll SKRVH K .1 "liii Henr\ Washington, Mgr Poro Beauty School located at J4M Millwood Av$. RKAt'TY cri.Tl*KK IN' AM. ITS HKAN'^UKS hnmpfwing. Creasing. MarcetHlljgf Crotjuinolling, Finger Waving. ft~3ir TJTving; Hleachin*;, Maniwiring. Managing, Hand Molding. Vnatomy and Kit/i tricitx. I'HONT. wf^7 M i'ht tniina ( . I'npo, ln>tructor '>nnit' M f'i'nc. 1 , Miilnnf, Pre*. batches and Old / oins For Salt' A J 7 .Jewel VV'-tl ham. ET.lci "filled .-se fr.lv $!:]!.7*. i-s ?h. Gtiaranerd. Write I ^ KI)W\KI) ( \MPBELJ;1 I.STVIK NOTICE All person?. hnv rK fl.tinis annist tic i <t; tc, i>!' Rev. Si La K Vatson decease*!* ate hereby nottied to file the same. "duly yonled, with th,. undersigned, and hose indebted to said estate will ilea^e maJce paymwot likewise. ? ^ Mrs. MATILDA R. WATSON ?^? 163#, -Harden St. -> Columbia. S C. Columbia, S. ( May 2, 1941 ??-?=4