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m PAGE EIGHT L "~HZ. CHESTER PA IT\ . i . Continued fr ft.? Miss II. O. Wright-?H)B?-Alice Jr Ffrof. T. L. tuck?11.A & 8^?iDatsy , Prof. W, H. Atkinson ? . Principal S. L. Finley _ -?- The following kings and queens Queen Sarah Whitfield?Robert McLurkin Bemiee St roster?John Henry Mail Mae Fannie Brown?>R'u*hard Atkft These kings an queens were each crowned by the contestants who stood next highest in their particular groups. Everyone present.._ .declare tL the program.* 'was very enjoyable, ^nd carried out the idea of fairy, land, and all are ?happy- over tr.e great success of the work do lie by teachers and students and the cooperation of patrons and friends hoth colored and white. Principal Finley thanked all for their loyalty and supi r\ 1 K K > > C \\ JS Thankful (Irove 9t>nild>.??H?Moiiivi V?Day services were held. Prayer service was, emulated by Deacon' Busby and sermon. Sister 1. MT Bussey ' " as mistress ceVemo.'.ios. The welcome address was made by 'lister Clen?Allen. Respunse >is-" ter Annie Simons. The following tadie.s gi.vi bioutiful addresses on Mothers' Day: sisters Etfie M. Simmons. Kthel McCrbarv, E. Brad man. S. Alnieta Brown. Duets were sung by Bro, Otis Weathers-, bee and wife; Lonnie Bradham and wife; solo. Mrs. Lizzie Capers. Sermon by Rev. I)obey of Jordan Baptist church .who took hi^ 'ex? end preached the Mothers' Day sermon: And lie gave her time to j ejjent, and she 'repenteth riot. Friendship Church 1 he tiaptist Mate convention closed on FridajL rnmrtr" enthusiasm There were a number of pieat speakers i>n trhopram. it i.s .said that-this was the lftrpest delegation for many years. Also inoia inoinv was rai.-ed. All A.ktnites [especially-^ the Friendship _ niHmliciv ave Ivnpv because they treated the delepateTTn_5ttch-?--w4y that all left Teerfiivr pood. We are happy when we make others happy The pastor alonp with" his wife motored to. Greenwood l?< Or-- other church. He preached a must in ? ti-re*fmi* and practical s-i men from t^, theme "She is like the merchant" ship". In his absence Jiev. Z. Townsend preached here. That Kocks the Cradle". Tilt -er vice was very neaumm. -Mt. Zion _A._ M, -K\ Church Rev. l'aul L. Wells. Paster ?Granilcville?Mothers'- I);rv?wjjts beautifully observed on the circuit all day,. The Mothers^' Pay prog:raius were~Verv good at bcth churches. The mothers-were made to feel happy as this was national. dbJli Cor ?thanu?At- -11 :J0 -se-r-vieobegrri conducted bv the pastor. We wvere pleased to have oui;-jP. [ E.' Dr. I.. L. Fanner with us who dtdfve-ttil?a?wonderful nermoUMT His message wn? centered aPou-ru!-"Mother as the Foundation of lill Civlizution and Culture". At the t'lns,. of tfTp-sei'vi .(=?RrV" Wells held a short business meeting. After which Dr. and Mr? Farmer, Rev. and Mrs. Wells. Mt Jordan and Mrs. Williams left fo? Aiken where they were the din ner guests bf Mr and Mrs... .-v. L. ? Mnimn, - At "X o'clock we returned at Mt Zion and Elder Farmer brought nrother great message taken trom Ruth subject "An I ndispen-<aWe Mother". .The senior choir rendered aopj opriatc juusic a' both services. - Following Uw?1,-i'v'iee -?EMer Idii f Itll. I' I m . i , , i J Mt ru\ I ,?1\ 1'_ Jii.^ sri."llil iju<ll H I. wfiieh' was a great success. W.' yet h.ive a feu of our child I , rou on the si k list. Let's pra\ that t1ie> Will soon be back in S. S. as we've missed them already.May. (iod bless-you all (> ranitev ille News S. S. begun at the usual hour -t-be Supt. being absent the ttss+stunt Su-pt. went * forward with coworkers. (.'lass No. 1 holds the banner for finance. Uetn Walker, teacher. At 11:3b Lie. Posey, Re\ J. E. Palmare and the pas,tor wei"on the rostrum. Several spiritual songs w.tie -ung an<l heartfelt , prayers were offered. The. pastor delighted4*in making a report on the Baptist State convention touch Tng~on the achievements ami- success of the convention, and urged his 'congregation to suppoiu worthwhile things. He delivered a brief but spirited sermon, subject The Weapons to Use-. and Hefense. We eiijbyed Rev. Palniure's remarks and feel he is one of us. t The Mission met at the home of 1 I V? .... ^ v ? * u : . ii! v i?n rtinunTs, Aiirr wnicn ell I ( <eft for church to tike a part in j the Mothers' Day program given by the 1'ulpit Aid club. The next , meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Eunice Meneweathers. i The Pulpit Aid club will meet Thursday 6:45 at the home of , Mrs. Menervia Owens. Strk are aurit Savannah TToBey which we regret. Mrs. Owens is improving. ** Night service was dedicated to Mothers, with many baeutiful readings. The pastor gave for his text John If) .25. The collection was taken in an inforaml way with each offering a rose was left. There were 22 red and 25 white. .RAGRAFH8 om Page 1 mies, Thaxton"Young .. 33.06 r tiore, James Stinson 40.00 . - :.?~?? 204.50 IU038.92 r were crowned: King Teacher ?Miss Maggie Honor. <y?Miss Willie M. Burris, t+ker?Mr*. . M. Firtley.? ison--Miss E. A. Wilkerson. poi r in this great effort. The new Bus has been ordered and is expected to arrive in a few days. On Thursday night the senior v* 1 a> v will give a plav entitled "Anything- -Gat* Happen,'' -directed by their teacher, Miss T. L. Luck. Sunday afternoon, Miss E. T.. Beatty will present tier classes in a Music Recital. Both of these programs will be held in the audi torium. nd Baptist Church ? (c\. .1 W. Miles. I'a.stor W ^ ' Sunday was a red letter day at iui church. S. S, had full attenianue,?The lesson wivs^ftrti of in* orniation and inspiration. Just ifti ! S. S. a Mothers' Day pro.glUiU. was ell-lied out Mir, Mu iah Tillman hail charge. At tin Tut of this -program R<-v (' \V 1'ui tier brought a Soul stirring message touching on mother in - very-phase of lite. Text St. John _':d. subject -The synipahy of ino thei. Many visiting friends were > 11 sent _ut the morning -service Dea. and Mrs. \V, M. CI rant, Mr uui Mrs. Eiias Barnes, Mrs. Cary Monies,' Mr. James Matthews and ,ist? is. Fate and I.ouis. Mr. Lor. e Franklin, Prof. VV. M. Warren uii: Prof. Charles M. Dorkins of schotield school; Geo. E. Holmes who was home to spend Mothers' "Day with his parents. Sunday. May 18 the Second Bap tist church will celebrate its 37th "antnversa'fy also tne 21st annivcrsary of the Pastor. Rev. J. \V. Miles. T his service will begin t*! p.m. Rev. A. T. Stevens pastor of Mt. Harris Baptist church will pi-each the anniversary sermon. He is a very able minister and a young man of high esteem. We lie inviting the ministers of thi ity ami, their congregation t o onre and bt^\v-i,th us on this oTth anniversary celebration. vV e*ll .Mrllu.dRl ( liuicli Re\. E. N. Jamison. Pastoi Church school opened at .me uslelivered a soul stirring sermon rom ist jamuei l\Zi, tfieme Mohits Influence in Love. . 8:00 pm. lev. Banks preached l' m Exo"lus 14:15,and used as his theme Go -Forward"., Visitors: Mis. High . ami, Mrs. Grantt, Mrs. Evelyn Uanefee of New Jersey, Messrs vVi-liam M.Ghee. Theofell Harvey,.Ehbie Watson. Cornell Stallingrs and Rev. Banks. . The T.a0i?"s A i.|- met at Mrs. M._ -Giirjr-la.st Sunday afternoon. Our second quarterly conference -vill be held May 25th at 8:00 "p. ,-tr.?Rm-r?Frank?Quick the rew* _m siding elder will preifch.-T Let js try t(, dolour bt*a. S nd'ay afternoon at 4:00 p.ni Rev:?Washington pastor .of- Cumlet land A ME church* will -preach it us. The public Is "cordially in vi'ed. - ' v Mrs^ Rosa Williams Pa-~returnd from New Jersey. .Her dnughti-l .Mrs Kvi'lvn XlnnnfMu nn/' .- .i'alren accompanied?hnnUi. Tin y are the house. quests of Mr. tin! Mrs. Theofell Harvey. .Mrs. Nancy Adams is on the sick hhrt.. let us pray for - her a speedy recovery. Phe Ministers' Wives' Alliance ktro Ministers' Wives .Alliance net at the home of Mrs'. Klnoj^. Afosdey on April 25th and a good necting was held. Present were .Vl'is. Mamie Holland, president; Mrs. Kssje A. Martin, Mrs. M. (J. Mo-ley, Mrs. Carry Cherry, Mrs. vV. 11 Vaughns and Mrs Washing )on .Visilojsc ^ev< Harris and lev. l'?. T. Martin. Rev. M. G Mwsley made the alliance welcome. Other ministers gave Words"of en' oiTTagenumt. ATter the meeting i delicious repast was siyved. Sister Carrie Cherry will entertain he alliance at the next meetfng la. 23rd. lordan Baptist Church S. is. was called to order at the usual hour. ?The lesson was verv rbly discussed and taught. 1'iayri seivice followedConduct 7slby I)ea.Isaac Millfgan. The Mothers' Day1-program begann at 11 o'clock. Mistress <?f cgremon ies, sister Mary Holmes. VWeloi..e uduress by sister AtuThe Pravtonresponse by sister Evi Johnson. Sister Ethel King spoki from the subject Our Mother; sis tcr_iieorgia Harle.ston on Mother^ selection by the choir; solo Mrs. Mary Bellenger. Sister - Hattio Mae Treadwell spoke on Mothers' Children; sister Eva Johnson, Mother's Love; sister Aleene Frank 11n. subject. Precious; song by the choir; sister Catherine Dabey sub:ect was Mother; sister Annie Sim nions, Our Precious Mother; song bv 'sister 1/. Ross. Pulpit service bepran 1 o'clock I?v Rev. M. G. Mosley. Sermon by Rev. Makerov. Colection for the <Uy *32 7k. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PATMEiTO LEADER BKNNKTTSVILtrB- NEWS By D. Sanders, Reporter ' All of the public schools will " soon close ror thts term:?All repent one ?>f-44re-best-teem#-of-work Mrs. T. Br McQueen and Mrs? R. McEddy closed Wednesday with a very- nice program-- The Blenheim graded school closed Friday. Miss Helen Boyd, Florida. Miss Shaw Charlotte; Mis. M. Ellerbe, ,Suniter, Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Wright hangeburg and Mrs, Hugh, Che; niv, Mith *11 they could?in giving >.he i: struction that the students neeiled. A large number of our teachers .veto home for Mothers' Day. Mis.- Francis Morris and a num bet of her friends from Columbia Witnessed the -special teachers sncta4 at the high school Thursday evning. - M iss Vera " Stuhbs; teacher at Win-nsborb high school, aceompanied by Prof. Brice, president of Clinton college and Mr. Ernest Jaiber were guests of Miss Stubbs parents. President Brice will be .he speaker at Dise Hill AMEZ hutch. May 25th at 4 p.m. Mrs. L. B. Stubbs sponsors- the?pro ram. Other visiun s ?lioi u?were: Mrr ind* Mrs. Robinson, Greeleyville; Rev, and Mrs.-Alsbrook. Prof, and Mrs. J. S. Dickson and family of Society Hill; Mrs. Julia Thompson Piof. and Mrs. A Sanders. Swan?ea; Mi?s Ella L. Reese ahd Miss Mabel Reese, Batesburg, Mi^s Sarah -Morris, instructor at Sims hi :ccompanie<I by Miss J3erniee Sartor, Miss Annese Williams of N. V.; Mrs. A. ILuiiIcil j>f_Columbia. Undertaker J. 11. W. Morris wiH ittend the Funerrl Directois awl Embalmers association convention in Anderson this week. Undertaker and Mrs. B. Morris of North Carolina and Mrs*. M. Morris left for Columbia Monday morning. Mrs. M. Morns'" fatherMTeV. John-" <on is tin the sick list. The Tower rally at Shiloh went fiver the top Sunday morning. The - ~.-rt ioiis "captains reported S3tHF.65 _ Mr. J. B. Drake reported some mon ey carried over, making a TetaUoT $48.1.61 on the Tower plus the reg uTar morning collection total ovei $500. At St. Michael church over $800 was raised an account o f same appears elsewhere in the olumn. All are proud over the fine spirit existing1 among our people in a time like this. <Mr. Henry Munnerlyn spent the week-end home from his work in Wi 1 min"gTi)if,~~XV~~C7 He reported $5.00 in the rally {Sunday morn" "ttttt! : Mr. and -Mrs. Pouncy recent bride mid ^jrooni worshiped with is Sunday morning. M r, Mnok McL'aoTT, "well-known citizen of Marlboro county was giv n special mention in the Pee Dee paper-last week for service be rerdereil the Rain Water Furniture Co. ot'-thi< city for 20 years. -We commend .M-r.^Atcl.eotl for his creditable * seiViee.' Mr. J. B. Brown and Mr. Fegon M Philadelphia, Pa., were called Ironic lastrwoek on account-of the death of t)ieir brotheri Mr. K. Fogrpn. Hp was~fu noraliztrd tit his home church Macedonia, Wednesday. M rs. .1. C..Cox-eloaccL-a..success-, r'ul school term Friday night with a very nice program. Rev. A. J. Wright spoke from* the? subject Mothers and Our Woi Id Today. Quite a large crowd attended Uie morning service. Our sick friends: Dea. ('. Reese. Mrs. Hv Stoney, Mr. G. Spearse, Mr. Bob G'rosland, Mr. F. Powc. Mrs. Jacobs .and-Mr. Williams. Mrs. Alice Tfutter- and family of "ngrtsville were in the city Sun day to assist in beautifying theim mother's grave. The momiing was spt'ht -with?their sick?father?Mrr Grosland; Mr. E. L. Juhnakin is improving ' nicely. . Please send in" your dotK to the reportem0n time and please think -he can't guess what you wapt to put in the news. Mrs. Martha R. McKalester anc: two daughters are in the city visiting their sick father Dea. Reese. Mr. Alexander Kollock 'of Uiion spent the week end with mother and family. Miss Holmes spent Mothers' Day vit h parents. Mrs, Gupple.was luirii to assist her husband in the rally at St. Michael ME church Sunday. The banquet Monday night in lonor of Mothers' Day at the ionic- ui Mis._McCollum was well ttendeil. The Missionary society ponsored the program, KDGKFIKLI) NEWS .4-n appreciative audience enioyed the operetta "Little Folks Town" presented by the 1st j^rade Friday night. May 9th. The cast I jf-if nKti-noi/.o -t ZT~T~ p.,. o.ukhicis Miiiwcu excellent a'iiiii(f under the supervision of Mis? Ojetta C. Simkins. Many enjoyed the operettu "The Kitchen Time Peace" Monday evt.nino MM., I O t r> ?, .....j *.. iTu^H iiu'z vr. w nar ton, directress. Mr. M. J. Anderson, Miss Christine Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dfirch and little son of Augusta. Ga. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jule B. Anderson. Mesdames Sarah Anderson, lias -ter-Otrphant, Louise TTrhlth Wayrnp Baxter and Rosa Smith sang two selections at the white Baptist hurch Sunday morning, "Tell Mother I'll Be Therfe", and "My Mothers' Prayers". Mrs Sarah Anderson, Rev. F.A. Weaver, Misses E. V. Massey and Inez G. Wharton attended the state meeting of the Rapt, church in Aiken laat Wednesday night.? HE PALMETTO LKADEK ^ MAY DAY 'AT DENNIS i H1CH SCHOOL r J ( Bishopville?May Ltey at Den ^ tvis^ High school was crowded with ? - Interesting activities tojig^to be" s remembered by both students and ^ teachers. The school parade at noon Wgan the series of thrilling activities. Floats, beautiful to f behold, moved slowly along Main Street, followed by hundreds of lovely children. The Fealty Song and God Bless A nverioa were?beautifully? sung, ? is the children lauded the praises of their school and their country. v Beauty reigned supreme, when " Little Miss Elease Moses, a lovely 1' little lady was crowned the May j" Queen, at 5 o'clock on the High J" School lawn. .." ' L The coronation ceremony was (i most unique as the queen sat on * i throne beautifully decorated in n " Dink, crpen mil vvKTf? eho uioc rowned by Principal G. C. Abra^r 01 ham. - - ^ ; h The members of the queen's 1 court were all beautifully and be- k comingly dressed. Against an attractive background of green a shrubbery, theywcsembled "flowers 1 in a garden. ' ^ Fuativitiun?honoring?the?queotp ? consisted of solo dances,- folk -V To the strains of the beautiful M "May March," t*he procession, gav J< >n light-hearted, left the scene-of -J the corojaation. . S SHILUH A. M. K. C"H| Kl'H T. M Prosperity, S. C.?Miss Lucy Vise the daughter of?Mr. and-JS Mrs.-Lang Wise was laid to rest 11 Sunday, May 11, 1941, at Antioch 11 Baptist church, here. She died ii. ' he People's hospital Tuesday. 6th >f May, Newberry. Lucy was loved by everyone that 1 knew* her. She spent .two years wt Harbison institute, where she lived with Mrs. Rice of Irmo at 1 that time. Her other school life vas spent at the junior hi school t Pmspuritv. She was a onllian' nr scholar and a line student. She vj :Juined Aniioch mptis^ church a- T ix t four years ago, and was bap- >J1 tized c.nd became a very useful member. She served as a ,S. S. -i eaeher. assistant clerk and led in the rally that was held in Febru- hi ary. Her health failed on her and < lid not allow her tq go when she b desired to do so. A large crowd T witnessed her funeral. Her fav lite hymns were sung, solos by 1. --Misses Brown, " Burton, Mr. M. Til Wallace, duet, Misses Martin and i - Montgomery of Ne Ix-rj v.?Rev rid -*1 ! made remarks. - h< She leaver tp mourn her lost a father, mother, 7 sistersf 1 bro her and a host nf relatives a.ad-33 fidetwls. She died._at the -age of 18. We loved her but God love? her best, therefore He called daci >ut of the held before noon. *?he g laid down her work and joined the Heavenly host to be with God for- %v p; A surprise birthnight party was ^ day night. - There was -about $15 ? worth of very useful things to wear?phts some cash which .wa? w. gU-on. Mrs. I> !R. Bedenbough j. should be given much credit along -1 with tby good members. of Shiloh Ar M. K. church for this affair. Ice c cream and cake were served at the party. The Mothers' Day services were voiy good Sunday.?TTre-p3stor*s ~ text Avas taken from St. John 19:2.p>- which was spiritual and full of thought. We~~are asking . very body to attend our snniver- ? sary services Sunday all day. You ^ ne always welcome to Shiloh.* FIFTH KIT V; tl.iH'Hl W41 -tc Rev. I. \V. Janerette, Pastor al Too much cull not be said of the M special preparation made for the >ast Sabbath in honor of mother- Ii hood?The history of this great B day is very unique and the 'Found- li *r, Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadel- g phia. Pa., will 'live long in the hearts" of those for whom the day L was designated as a memorial- ?The services were vtry beauti- 'a fiflTY^ carried out. beerinnine with the S. S. session. The ladies were H in charge of the S. S.'s program " relative to the opening and teach ng of all classes. The Membership campaign is increasing in in- ^ terest and members to the school, j For the morning service the ^ pastor delivered the Mothjers' Day ^ message -from the subjdct: The ^ Spirit of a True?Mother. - For the ^ night .message. Rev. H. B. Butler, ^ Dean of Dickerson Theological ^ Seminary of Allen university 1 rot he messtge. Subject The Proph- p ts of the Prophetic Minority. Both ? j'rmnns uiu 1?pi^para. j, tion and were forcefully delivered y and well received by the respoj, ^ sive congregation who heard them. ^ We shall give an official account t)j of our rally^ which terminated last Sur.day night in our next weekly p report. D. g ^ p ST. MATTHEWS CME CHURCH ?< Rev. MrAdamn, Pastor C I.eesville, S. C.?Sunday was a G lovely day for those to talk about ri their mother that know the worth H of her. Nobody knows the worth M oi a mother but those who have J. lost their--mother. A very nice Mothers" Day program was rendered at our church Sunday after- p noon. M rs. Mary J. Corbert made If a very go^d talk, also Mrs. Ada R. I.atimore, Mrs. Lena Boyd, Mr Seal Boyd, Mrs. Carolina Humph- Q ?*ey and Httte Master James Mack Royd spent mothers' day In C6- tl lumbia, R.' C. with Mrs. Bettie Davis. .V Prof, and Mrs. Wilson of Easley were the Sunday jfcfternoon guests g ~ gi, Mrs, Mattte L. Boyd. ;:z?Z"T; VLLEN'S PROFESSOR IS S COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Prof. I. M. A. Myers, professor a Allen university will he guwfct ? srcises off Leesville high school, ^ day 28. 1 The principal of the L^eaville- ? cfioof r8 Prof. R. M. Walker, a ? eading graduate of State college. ^ e GREAT FALLS BRIEFS t s There was a- religious feast at . tie Pine Grove Baptist church last ( eek. Rev. S. G. Walker of Ches "j ?r was the revivalist. He really c| ut over a great meeting. The Ml<>\^ug choirs rendered music: incOThville, Chester, Rock Hill, ancaster. Rock Hill Biddle.-Glad- vv en Grove and Mt. Zion Great alls. Total amount of money isod was $57.20. ^ ;i quite u memorial sermon in onor of Mothers' Day. It insiyr d us to appreciate our mother.; etter. M There were quite a few mothers iade happy by having their childeri with them for Mothers' Day niong them were Messrs O. P. n *****?imt| iriond, ). t,.?MeCo^ , ' loses Edmond, from Salisbury, n -Gather, Radfoi d, Va. loses and Joseph Lee, Silas Glad en Charlotte, N. C.; Fletcher gl 1Clinton trdtege] Misses tta B. Barnes, Rosa M. Holmes, t,! lelen Timms, Finley high; Mr. _ rt<1 Mrs. Ernest Belton, Mr. C. *"* lobley, State Park. ^ A Revs. S. G. Walker, H. B.'Wash igton and their wives had a pleas ru fishing trip but didn't catch ^ ny fish. They alsQ enjoyed a ? erv delicious dinner-at-the-"home . f Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hall. m The commencement exercises -ofio Pandise high were good, riends from ltock Hill, Columbia c.c. nli bury and Charlotte, N. C. at-' ^ nded the Educational sermon at aiadise church. Miss Susan B. McCrorey has p one to Washington, D. C.for a acation. Mr. .Rowland Full left _ r>r Baltimore. Md.. where he'lL -1 lend a while. . 'fhe ,->Yountr Men's Clnh of th?> I ity gi ve a very gatfa affair at hi sol m's cabin on the ..'_7tlu_Ihev ? ad guests from Lancaster, "Ches>r, Rock Hill, York and Winnsoro. It was enjoyed hy all. hcy'll see you again soon. We're glad to learn that Mr. C. Clinton is improving after is serious illness." Those that ck are Messrs Charlie McDonkl and Nuthunicl 1 Ford. Sr.?Wr ape for them a speedy recovery. Tr~OT3T^^'^TT*TT!rTH'I IRC H " UM.Afl,r. Andrews, Pastor Myrtle Beach-?Suixlay school peneo at tne usual nour with .1 upt. Mrs. Jeff Bellamy and co- !| orkers at their post. 11:30 the 1 istor ascended the rostrum and I eached an inspirational sermon j V om Matt.-2;L8. The spirit "Was gh. __ 6 p.m. ACE League opened ith Rev. T. H. Hemingway pre- Jding. The lesson was thoroughly i spuRsedr8:30 marked Che beginning of . ir spring revival. The pastor i >oke masterfully from Matt. 2: J. The spirit was high and every tul felt revived. Then the pastor resented Rev,- H|. C. Lowery of imtnonsville who will conduct le revival services this week. 1 re are praying that this revival ill bring those unsavecLto- Christ Mrs. Annie Simmons and Mr. . Grissitt are somewhat improv1-a.t this writing. =* Mrs. Ruth Squire has returned i.lhe delight of her many friends fter spending a few months in omvay with her parents Mr. and Frs. John Moore. Mr. J. B. Owens, I.evt Brown., ahny "Brown and Mr. Bertnig ' rown motored- to Conway Mon- ' av nite to witness the base ball ame Conway vs. Sumter. Mrs J. B. Owens was called to ittle River Sunday on account f the?illness of hot brother-Tniw, Mr. Fred Gore. IOPE DAY Nl'RSRRY HOLDS 3T PUBLIC INSTALLATION l 1 r r. vvu.hiiiucu irnm rage I) ocile G. Dingle, 3rd viee-presi- I ent; Mrs. Sadella - McNrchols, I ec. Secretary; Mrs. Ada Mc- I iehols, Asst. Rec. Sec'y-; Mrs. ;| alia R. Clark, Cor, Sec'y.; Mrs. ouise F. Morris, Financial Sec.; [iss Dorothy M. Hendrickson, easurer. AmonK those present ere: Mesdames C. L. Anderson, sther Bright, T. Arnold Hill, elen Burges. Florenro laia Dias.'F. Cu Caffey, F. Hrcks C. Hawkins, Emily Martin, annie Martin, Mary McGracken lice Nearon, Channing H. Toas, James S. Watson, I^ena Jack >n, H. Raveneir, J7 Rivers, Ada homas, Truehart W. Slaughter, P. Worth nm Miooo XZJIIIIIIH P ox, Zclmyra Peterson, Sara Pear ->n, Harold W. Clark, Luncheon ommittee were: Mrs. Goldie C. 2" raves, chairman; Mesdames Car 8 e I,. Anderson, A. B. Smith( W. 8 J. Wortham, Dazie C. Hpage, 8 fary B. Royal and Miss Fannie 5 Murray. 3 A Y LOR SCHOOL * S LOSING PROGRAM A Rose Dream and the Moon o ueen, 2nd-3rd- grades, May 22nd. m Sleeping Beauty?Od Lady m 8 le IShoe. First grade; May 26. 8 Dancing Jack-The Clean Up. 8 tli-6th-7th grades, June 2nd. Each of-thwre programs will be- 8 m at dL o'clock. 18 T. J. Sullivan, principal. I|Q WW; Wf y 1IDNEY PAKK C.M.E. CHURCH Rev. J. C. Colclomfh. Pastor Th" ~~ftnnVt^y toWuil opened at be usual hour with the Supt., Mr ). R. Starks presiding. The lesion subject "The Responsibility T the Home Regarding'Beverage Llcohol'' was beautifully discussd. At 11 o'clock the pastor filled he. pulpit wdth anothdr of hii piritual sermons which was enjyed by all alter which the doors f the church were opened and trree- persons united with the hurch. At 7:30 p.m. the pastor filled le pulpit again. This being Meiers' Day the sermon and songs ere in keeping with the day. A large crowd was present and le collection wrs good. The pub c is invited to worship with ns ext Sunday. IT. PILGRIM HAPT. CHURCH Sunday school 10:30 A.M. -Taught by Rev. . Jackson p^.nlima f lO.ln t> .... f n * * a ? 1 ?- uu, 1\C V . C. . on nis Preaching at 11:30, Rev. E. Z. p""'? At tf:30 p.m. we will have a rand meeting. 12:30 Music by Ridgewood Rap st church. Come one, come all. IRST ANNTAl, DINNER? NTI-TUBERCULOSIS AUX. The Richland Anti-Tuberculosis jxiliary will hold its first Annual inner meeting. Friday, May 10, p.m. in Alien University Dining ill. A program has been arranged y the "annual dinner?prog rani mimittee of which Mrs. Flossie >edmond is chairman. "MS". !Etert Rogers is chairmen of the nnual meeting committee. WALK-ER^ F UNERAL HOME I;I,IINTUI\, S. <J. 4J Telephones: Day 9280 Night 319 ? UUK MUI I U: ? "Render to others in their -hour of grief\ as we should1 wish others to render us under similar conditions. REV. H. W. WALKER. Owner ? n it DU ? w BRI and bu ? Guignai WO Phone 5261 ? C yoaoaaoGOoooooaooaoooacfi LEEVY'S FUNERAL riOM! Undertaking And Embalm ?SLOGAN? _ LOWER PRICE? AMBUUANCE SERVIC HAa Near As Your Nearest Ph< Bateshurg and Ridgewav. S IR81 TAYYOR ST. COLY'M - PHONES: $3619?23610 Saturday, May 17, 1941. W - 'vi . .. [ OPEN AIR CONCERT BY ETW BANI) SUNDAY, MAY 25th ^ upon atf-cortccrt, presenting the Booker 'Washington High School Band will be open to the , the old Howard Community Center on Hampton St. The concert is sponsored by the Ridgevtoed |_jQamp committee of which Mrs. C. t A. Johnson is chairman. Mrs. R. L. Simons, program chairman said u ..Ulflt-JJie proceeds from the silver [ offering will be used by the comi mittee to meet personal needg of _.the patients at Ri4gewoed?Gampi ? M THRILLING ACTION! ] ROBERT YOUNG ; RANDOLPH SCOTT in "WESTERN UNION" (STARTS MONDAY ?rrrTT h Monday? All Day?Admission 10c LATE SHOW^Tt):T5~ SATURDAY NIGHT "That Night in Rio" with ' LICK FAYE? DON AMECHE *1 AMD CARMAN MIRANDA a flP - -. ?^* ?i9?S ^ MISS FREZELIA WALKER Lady Attendant ^ [ I ILD * ith * :CK , . -j y from rd Brick j iDVC I\iV ? - - - ' J olumbia, S. C. >c^oo<>wo0oowo'oo.o0oowal I. S. I ,*ev y 4'