The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 31, 1941, Page Page Six, Image 6

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- - " Page Six If on i?Tons quaatloa will txa tmwawi "h?" la thla column. Toe a hiran Imx. a and Ik fb* my aaw Astioloot XKAfioM 4 Lucre Day Ciut and tacaln krr ratuaa mall a cooAdaatlal latter, of baa a arte a'analysing tfaraa (3) questions prtitjaly. Hfi your full nam a. addraaa, and birth date to all latlais and plaaaa Include a aalf ad daoaaad. itxhpid envelope for yaw reply. Writ* Toj?Auk* Waujics. nn W Tai Palmxtto Luuin, 111! Awmkt Colombia. 1. Cmwifc 11. M. ('. My lovi'tl olle joined llit- army 1 nu't armlhrr ?>ii? n who i.s also a siuthii' audi want to kauw wTiith mm should 1 marry ? ?. Answj^r -."NusntH'i one ukcmi i io.e >4pu. The lvll*>w yon met re < < 111)> ?iofs ;.jitl would marry yon -lonioiiow it you ?\-olil<l jfive?yoUl f 'hi. \ ui, :?:? Vol;'It: . . . wait tW. month-. !;r|'i.iiv ui. King? ? you i iiiiiuJ (h, H. " My iiiit'lc 111 oi?ii iiit' a jyU-ni Ins Uu:-iiu'ss iJ' I tin isiieit school this summer ami 1 i. -?.. *ia * Aiis'wr i Io's mighty J anxious^ n. i.;t\t- vol; como into his Ft.tool ul | ui !ur iiiul leu in h is business, Hi .- getting' oiti. nml wouiil Jovi to huso Vow to |I.ue sotolv o! iii? I'e s | ?om s i; t ft a?ofo-r i >ff a | I 'Hi isilig Intnl. ! : toll in ^llis blisl' \V, M . M. What maili t *.: i ; oimg?11;il1:?ttt4?Hie?way he ?ji<. ^ u hen 1 touini ?oo't : bout lie ail< this t'tlu i gill'.' I timl your eul i'lt'.i i.vt mtr alii! \Vouh I like 11 get my Astrology Keudi. g Answer The t'cloW Was put on a >|?ot when you asked him ale u ? this other gul a!'. ! ' !n- "tried to get emt--of it (he best way -hr~"cnutrtT'1 1 eel I: at voil majie a mistnl;. to even mention it to him ... it won't make him think any more c! yfia. Yes, you may send for v?u.r Asliology Reading. lit* sure 1u--semi . i hi1 -r?iihtv bt11hciat rr ami" eo/jeet address. Y ! 1 am living with my ..liopteil niothei and she is Very oiih..p|?y. 1- there any thing 1 ear. no to hvlp the .situation. Will j > - .tr-W a mi Igor? -i-=r?? . . ' 1 'l ill ill il I Will 'II i . i I M laujl get a lob a nd I i i?to?help VUI 1'ostei mother as much us -you van ui til she gets on her feet again. Singing seems to be emu?tute-ni . . . tsrke pan in tin- c:mch" ^hoi r an,I wli.-p v...) ^-4l1_:nT'. l-?kn-g vocal lessons.--tT. (-?I j. nr.: eh longer will he helo| e " j obtain the kitnl ?1 a joti that I went Answer- t^uite ., tew niunths" ' that you tu_ke anv k.nd vj_v?uiiv fwrt y ou can get "in the _ meantime and continue to place your application- for public work that yot( ai ? interested in at in .-s nt. ' ' 1 h"! really Worried av 1 Ul" U"" hel e. ten ho, loves fell should I , concen"" -tuning for mate-' An yyvir-oidy o?e of them ? have Vim, . , . There k ' no' other choice. The fellow wr. lu"f !,!t yo.: .sfht i?Ve ,vjth yma-.-t_MVe?tuur .. up-.?life " other" y.umie man is ..rlVring- you mar-' " ge. a nice home. and all of hilove and I a,i. sure that he ,,UM mase you haj'py II. (' I II me sir if my bus bund should i'u t.. th:^ plait- and put his application tor -\vo> K ? I want to know if I should tiaiv fuiZlr. "77.pay-u:. thi- job 1-am Oli ' ' Answer ?Kncoi.iatft- your hus-hanil tu place his application it the plant you have in mind, lli.?previous record with them i .. su .h .that tjii'i 'Aili..wuj?t t*? place h m as soon as possible. Indeed you should ask for a raise in pay You aie making1 a very 'small sVlury " Toi TTn- long honr< ;in 1 hai-l v--rk \ ot? tiave rr> endure. \i I. '/.ION M. K. ( lirHCll Rev. ( . Mcllwain, Pastor Our X.epened at usualtT.iuV With all officios at their post of duty. The lesson was reviewed l-y the pa*toi class No. J has the A met. . ?' At Id'o'cloc k our pastor came before ti*vand lie was good. The Holy (. hus\ dwelled with us while ___ the lo in "f' (lull I nllu 11. 'We ate looking forward to the econd Sunday in .June for outr Children's f>a.\r exercise. The put> li is invited. Our Usher boat(I went to Ridge wood baptist church Sunday afternoon and put over a wondeitul program. Our pastor find Shiloh choir went to Crane ('.reek Baptist church and rendered service for them. We are proud to have a man that believes in cooperation with all people. At out niK'x- s service, nev. Pearson <Ic livered a very nice sermon all enjoyed. Along with him was Rev W. Walker. -Singing union met at Fairview church Sunday 3:30 with Mr. C Roberson, president. All choir leaders Were present: Mt. Zion, Ebenezer. New Hope, Round Top, Fairview, in our. midst, to assist this union was Mrs. W. R. Bowman, and Miss Dorothy Harper. ? F'?db-etmnfnr the xmtOTJ $1^.55. * JACKSONVILLE SCHOOL Mrs. Eliza P. Johnson, Principal 1 Jacksonville graded school located on u beautiful two-acre ! spot, two miles west of Oranrte ville, S. C., with its^ flowers and ' shrubs. it Is a pleasant sight to behold. Its white post and rail iing add much to its beauty. With two energetic teachers there were fifty-jiw pupils enrolled. School opned September 30, 1940 with * seven month term closing May 2 We are pleased to say we havt had a successful term. Programs were rendered on va rious holidays. Hallowe'en, a contest was given with Piney Grove school participating. Thank* giving, a play was given by the pupils. Christmas, an exercise was rendered and a tree was laden with many gifts for all. On Valentine we were -pleased to huvi Prof. Z. TownseryJ. principal of Aiken graded sc'hool witness oui program and delivered a worth -wk+lc--message to our stuent bid> and active P.T.A. Rev. Paul Wells was with us Negro History "week March 1st, we were graced with the Schofieid?~tpmrte??-ot rscisoneiu in. & i. school, Arken. ' Through the untiring efforts ol our teachers and hard work put forth by our P.T.A. the children TT^fout School enjoyed many sa va?ry meuIs-cooked by uur etflelght cook. Mrs. Mattie Wiggins in out new kitchen which was built on our grounds this term. We have realized that success conies to those who work for it We are jrreud to say we have on our grounds a real pump of cool iefrushing water, two sanitary to tcts .a play ground, an athletic square, a lily pool and a flow'ei gaiden. Our basketball team played many gante? loosing only - two; These young children will be great athlete^ if they continue in the field. The primary group taught M i si LiTcte^AsfdeyRubinson beautifully worked out during?,theii activity period a unit on transportation. Trying to 'rive 'those little folk the real meaning an.1 value of transportation, on April 25th the teachers, journeyed a-foot with them., to Warrenville, S. C., where each one bought therr ticket and boarded the train for Aiken. After our arrival we visiteu many places of interest including the theater. We returned by bus and were carried fo our individual homes bv ear. - -Indeed- wr- hid a lovely tiHp. - ?' Sunday, April 27th the gradiia_ tmg exercise was held. Prpf. M 0. Darkins, principal of Schorteld school spoke to the class of three and a large aiidipiu-t.?His nth dress was inspiring. Mr. R. L. principal of Freedman school (iianiteville. presented the certificates. Continuing our work ont week' longer w* presented twenty three, perfect attndunce certifieat s and 45 pro/Potion cards. AT hearts were happy. Satui dayi,?May 3rd ij a.m.?the elementaly group, teachers ami i number of patrons were on oui IU Ijin allium. UU. 1 iroUgli the cooperation of Pres'ieTi A.W Nicholson we were successful iti using thfe Bettis academy bus wift.three worthy drivers. Savanah h u lovely city with its beautifu government homes for Negroes Victory Drive, Georgia State col loco. fhe Naval?-btest^and? nTSTTj other cites which were information and inspiration to our croup The group .carried _hatkeL-Uvmdrt-f Trcrfcv we had a real feast alone the way. On our return we stopped in Augusta. Ga. purchased ict cream by the aid of the pupils anc seived the entire group. On oui return to the school at 8 p.m. w< paused, had prayer and thankee God for our safe trip. The teachers "allcT pupils wish tc thank our Jearves teacher ami cour ty nurse fov-^FeTr visits. We were elated with the honoi of holding the attendance bannei several months. The teachers were re-electec and have signed their contracts for th 19-11-42 session. The com murrity has witnessed one of th< most successful sessions in th< history of the school. BOCK FORI) A. M. E. CHURCH Rev^ W. f,, Williams, Pastor M"t. Carmel, S. C.May 11th? The S. S. 'held it* regular sessior uu- iiMuu nour with officers teacher? and pupils present. A large number communed af fer listening to a strong sermoi delivered by our pastor take? from'St. T.uke 8:48, subject A Mo thers' Dramatic Fairth. This wa a thrilling sermon. The service w*?re largely attended hv visitor. filnii uu I1 Wilier churches whom wi welcome and invite to come again This being rally day the rol as called as follows: Ruby Dun 'P. 50c; Ariann Colemarr 1 Oe; De' ie Mars he I 50c; Jae~ Mims?50e[eriiotta Dennis, 50c. llattie Ben y, 50c; Marshal- Belcher, 50c; Eli m Lee, 50c; Mary Collier, 50o; H r)unlap, 50c: C. R. McCombs, 50c '.cnnie Belcher, 50c. Floyd Ren is 50c; Sarah Belcher, 25c; Gra ie Tucker, 50c; Lillian Wheeler ">0c; G. Belcher, 25c; Lula I.ee '5c; C. R. Johnson, 50c. W. F McCombs, 50c; Essie Belchej- 50c 'da Scott, 50c; Sam TuckerL 50c nnie Dunlap, 50c; Peter Mairtii J 50r. Florence Norman, 50c; Flor net* v?reen, ouc; Mansy Normal 'fir; A. D. Wheeler, 50c; Eddie Let tOc; Maiion Banks, 50c; M. Johr. ton. 50c; Julia Tucker, 50c. Char 'ie MrHerrin, 50c; Essie T. Bank? '5c: Earl Belcher, 50c; Ben Tuck er, 25c; F. D, Lee 50c: Lucy Lee 50 c,r Lave Belcher, 50c; Kitt' *X TH1 ANTIOCIl BAPTIST CHURCH ! Rev. (i. D. Collins, Pastor Prownsville?S. S. bean at 10:^ 30 by Supt. J. F. Hasty. Class .1 e has the banner. I . Dea. Ike Jackson conducted^htt J - player-serviced Dea. J. W. Reav- r es, secretary of the church for j 30_years made remarks of past J 1 and present work of the church, j He stated that in?a- reeent ehueeb p meeting the pastor's salary was i 1 raised $25 more this year than it | was last year. He further stated 1 that Rev. Collins has done more for the church in repair afld more a members have joined during his } 1 pastorate. -?- s Rev. J. H. Smith preached a soul s stirring sermon from II Kings 4:2 i we had an old time revival. $15. p 60 was raised. Rev. J. A. Wil- s ' liams^ family was pj-esent. A timely proram was rendered by I the youn|g people. Miss Louida ' Williams in charge. I The Joint Stock will have their 1 1 annual Thanksgiving?a program ~ the first Sunday in June. Sister " Eliza Gadsden m charge at Anti- J och 11 o'clock. Dinner at church. , i . Rev. G. D. Collin.s \yill preach a the Annual Thanksgiving sermon. J The Bingham school closing set 1 nion will be at 3:30 the 4th Sun- _t day hi May A.M.TTchurch _ Bingham, g C.,la?H, H. Her- -I riott. pastor. The sermon will bt 1 delivered by Rev. G. D. Collins 1 Miss Virginia Lowery and Mis* 1 Thelma Cotton teachers. You ! 1 are rnvited to be present. e ! WAYMA.N CHAPEL NEWS* 5 h ?- r \ Rev. Leroy Jackson, Pastor s Winnsboro. S. C.^The Sunday j school.convened at the usual hour I I with Supt. and co-worken* at their., -I r post "of"" duty. After the class e : discussion of the lesson Mr. Stew- j| i art Campbell conducted the review. The adult class has the a L nanno*. ? Sunday moaning-?the pastor's u . - exi was taken from Acts" 9:6 sub jy :ect Giving One's Self to the Setvice of God. At 3:30 he preach d the annual sermon at the Fair ^ 'ield County high school to a large g udience. His text was takei \ i fronr-Proverbs ^:7,~sub|ect Th- jy Importance of Geiing Wisdom. n At 7 o'clock the president oi i the League. Miss C. Whitener ^ onducted devotions and presented \. Miss Be: trice Ellison who opened he topic How to Use Our Radios, jyi r- -Othei y also spoke on the tupic. - Tin P.uMUl'w A l,| boaru met at 0 the parsonage May 19th. The meeting was called to order by p I the president. after the business a was over a timely topic was dis- jv - ?The members were then served. p The Usher board?met?Wednes?= \ ~ May night at 7 o'clock. After go- ,, -;nu f through their regular routine p a very good program wr.< render- ]r tM*; r; I I he choir is stall going forward. The children are still enjoying I at 4 o'clock thyy are on the ground A contest is in progress which will i be held in the near future; an: one may take a part. ^ [ Quite a few visitors were out h _ Sunday. You are always wel- a s come at Way man. h ' - I'IE D.MONT SOCIAL- CLUB e I Pttrrimcrnl Social "club ol' New tl York City met Sunday. May 18th r at the home of Mrs. Jackson and c r iPunierI?WVst?I20 street. Tiro $ , meeting was called to order bj $ the president. The minutes of the $ last meeting were read, received a I and adopted. Unfinished and new C usiness was discussed. t 4 The club had as their guest speaker Mr. John S. Pitts, presilent of the Piedmont club of Phil~ idephia, P;\. Mr. Pitts who lead i in the discussion: The topic on "belter club life. Each member r vas asked to tell what he plans F 'or the future in regard to bet i er club life. I Those who enjoyed such a won. lerful day: Mrs. Willa G. Fuller i and Dorothy Whitemire of Mt i v v'ernon, N. Y.; Dr. Amos, Mrs. ? Renslv. .ladcinn and Hunter Mr q ind Mrs. M. Pettaford, Mrs. Ma- f - mic Harris, Mrs. Elbert Pitts t I Messrs Wiljir.mson, R. Fuller und I J. Grayer, Misses Emma a<nd Cu- I panna Pitts, Miss Pearl Grant. ' A delicious repast was enjoyed ( ,y everypne. Mrs. Jackson and Hunter had as their dinner guest ( 1 Dr. Amos. ??-The trtub is planning to see the i >lay title "My Native Son". We adjourned to meet at the i 1 oine of Mrs. Beasly 343 St. Nich- ! > das, Ave. Then everybody went I ?ut : nd enjoyed the beautiful pa- 1 3 ade in Central Park "I Am An I s An^eriean'V- ! 5- Friends erf??Allrt'?Bri'Vt'l 1 e are glad to see her back in New ( ?'ork for the summer. 1 Cupanna Pitts, reporter. r t" Rrown, fSOc; Eliza Willis 25c; ToS tal amount raised $18.85. Poor i t "ollection 55c: miblir 81 55- 1 - ary $7.18. t A Mothers' Day program was < ; -endered by the Pulpit Aid club ( - it 8 o'clock. We had a Mulberry's > - choir with their sweet music we < , always enjoy very mych. We in- ! !, vite them and their quartet t o '. come again. Collection $6.06 af- i ; ter which the baby contest Cffme \ ; to a close. Only two bnbie? were I i represented: William L, Williams, \ - Jr.. $4.65; Belle L. Dunlap, $10.00. a Total $14.65, Total amount rais- 1 e ed by the Pulpit Aid for the nite c - $20.71. Total raased during the - day $47,79. t i, We ask fche-.prayers .of the read- i ers of our paper, that we c 't continue* to forward" under the ( i' ..leadership of our pastor. 8 PALMEgro tBAtom BALTIMORE, MP. NEWS U * Hv (.Mrs.) I.ouise LI. Douglass The Who-ever-will club renderd a mock program Friday nite, day 23 at Mt. Hebron church, o distress of emmeuies, Mrs. Ber- ? ice Knox. Recitations, solos, pa- ? >ers, etc. were presented- Mrs., u dary Green raised the largeet tf- ? nount $23.65 and received first t< (rize^rej5f?sentatrve Miss Virgin- b a. Second prize, Mrs. Etta Bo- * er, who represented South Caro- u ina. Wednesday night the Mission- w iry society presented a Fashion C >how depicting house dressesr w thow displaying house dresses, tl treet dresses, hous'e"coats, evenng gowns in various colors. First h >rize went to Mrs. Mary Lann; tl :eeond prize to Mrs. C. Pratt- b On sick list are Rev. Marshall 'lowers, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Perry H 'ames, Mrs. Lula P. Boone, Mr. ? -fill, Mr. Rosevelt Heath, Rev. n Vebster Net'-l. The Lord's Supper wiTT he adninistered at Mt. Hebron Sunday h une 1, at 3 'H) p.m. The public 1 s cordially invited. s Messrs A1 M. Gore, Jr.. Enoch " ind four .others enjoyed a pleas- ? nt trip to \! Y. C., Broklyn, N. ? ^., Atlantic Citv, over the week K nd. [j Mr. James Houston departed 'rovident hospital. He leaves to h nourn, his mother, Mrs. Bessie i' louston, fTrt her; Mu. Herbert tl louston, and one brother. Fun ral services were conducted al C ilt. Hebron church. Saturday, May V 24th. Undertaker, Mrs. Katie w Villiams. We extend our sincere ympathy. ^ Motored to Washington, D. C.: C 'Irs. Louise (I. Douglass, Mr. P. Gillion, Mr. R. P.' Baker, Mrs S tolley Guru, Mrs. M/S. Baker and G njoyed a pleasant trip sight-see- V ng. The Douglass high school foi ^ Mrs. Rebecca Shaw had for her uests Mrs. L, G. Douglass and r> Irs. Molley (lore Saturday after- i oon. hi Mrs. Hyler Holland had as her uests Mrs. I.. G. Douglass, Mr. y< !. R. Sprite. Mrs. Lottie Sinill it Irs. Lillian. Juncs_. Mr. Johnson h Ir. Gladden. Delicious 'refrashrents were served. Mrs, Magdafene ,S,.. McClenon ad as her guests Mrs. Gore and Irs. Douglass. Mrs. Arsonia McDowell mother Irs. Young is still in the-city and i J?... . ..It' ?t lKu f varioUs friends.-> We had a terrible storm here 1 'riday. Hril stones, thunder 81 nd lightening storm. Trees and ? ouse tops were blown down. The S. S. S. club met with Mrs. 8 rene Boler, t>l3 N. Calhoun St. ^ .Tier the devotions the chaplin * urned the meeting over to the resident, Mrs. Wilks. Next meet lg will be at Mrs. Elizabeth Heny, 1318 Myrtle Ave. r< HITE HAIX A.M.E. CHURCH ,N hi Rev. W. M. Brown, Pastor ot Jenkinsville.?Sunday school S as called to order at the usual si our bv the Sunt, with officers nd teachers at theirr post. The hi jsson was explained to its high- -V st. At :t::i0 the union choir renderd us a very unique program?foe he benefit of the Young People's n" ally for the painting of the ^ hurch. Mt. Moriah Bap. church 3.20;~Tlock Hill choir No. Two 3.25; White Hall Choir No. 3, 05 4.50. Officers, members, friends nd young people raised $24.50. ^ h.r rally will continue thru the hird Sunday in June. _ v ROVIDENCE A. M. E. CHl'RCll 1 Rev. M.. 0. Bowman, Pastor Sunday schpol opened at the egular hour by the Supt., Bfo I. M. Bowers,_all the officers wei:r>r ? t their post of duty except one ? he lesson were beautifully review- 9 d by the pastor who brought ?,Jt * nany vital points on the lessor, ft.i ur information. " At the regular hour service be- 5 :an with a large number and a i.( ull choir. After the devotions he pastor look his text fiom St J' ohn 21 :G, subject Get on the tight Side. This sermon was de- . ivered with power. At the close )f the sermon two young n> p onnected themselves with the hurch. ^ At 3 u'clock all the young peo- ^ >le were called together by the >astor and elected officers for *he * V.C.E. LeLague and they were e- ^ ected as follows: President, Miss ?ula Boyd; Vice-President,Mr. Cddward Werts; Secretary, Miss ^ >essie Mae Clark; Asst. Secretary tfr. T. Colemon; Treasurer, Miss ? IRIPT Mllleb. 1 ne pastor instruct p d the League and gave "them a tubject to debate in their nex> ~ neeting. The meeting was well . ittended. - .. The \f ivciAnaru aAfiplu wiia aaII. J d by the President, Mrs. Vangie ^ lowers who is preparing to meet he District Missionary convention ^ vhieh is to he held July 24th at "ross Road A.M.E. church. The fl ally for this drive will close June ^ 12 at which time there will bp a ? Missionary Pew rally. j, The following announcement j; va.s made by the pastor: Oflfical joard next Friday night and on 0 :he 7th and 8th third quar- f erly conference will be here. ? P.rother E. M. Bowers made a j "avorable report coming from the / listrict conference. c i^mong the visitor,, who worship >d with ug were Mrs. Martha Met* ind several others from Mt. Olive < hurch. You are always welcome. iome to church; go to church. . Boyd?reporter. i \ RIENDSHII' A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. H. W,^ Walker, Pastor Clinton, S. C.?Sunday sehoo penej with the Supt. on the job i?fs remind ourselves of th< lrny benefits derived from reglar attendance upon the service f public worship. Church at endanee shouldn't become lesser y no weans. Tn fhTs critical ime the churchis the only ref ge to seek. At 11:30 the pastor's subjeel 'as God's Search for Man", II 'hron. 16:9. His Congregation 'as well informed of the ways hrough which God searche* foi men. Thuy were first through is goodness; second, through war bird, misery and pain andfourth ereavement. We were delightec ) have as our visitors Miss Ett& [art, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brannon liss Hayt made complimentary ernarks. At 8 o'clock the pastor's subject 'ir^ "The Materials" that VVTrT :omans 12:21. His message gavt II courage to stay on the winning ide. Four leading points to win l the-realm of the spiritual were ne- must possess (a) A knowledge f God. (b) Faith in God; (c) ieep the prayer line open; (d) [live patience, and wait on God Visitors are always welcome tc 1J?of nur se.rvirps.?If von mis* earing our pastor Sunday mornlg and evening, you miss someling.? ?" Messrs Johnnie Williams* anc lavid Young left Sunday foi /inston-Sclem, N. C., where they ill spend the summer.? ?.rYf miaa nivuiia ?ncm ICJ^ umvu ay morning fbr Washington. D after 3 weeks stay, here. Miss Etta Hart of Little Mt . C.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Biannon cdtrmbia, were Sunday guests o< liss Ernestine C. Shell. We regret to lose our agenl t'illie J. Moore wh0 has been call J?to service.?When ?U+k4c?Sa+v ills, you irtust answer. We hav< vo agents, little Ruby D. Pitt* rid Mrster John L. Reeder. ~Wc ope you will have your nickh ?ady when they call. They an iung and feel they can do t:u >b. To encourage them, pa* lem. and you'll he sure -of you, eader each week. HELENA NEWS Sunday- was a very pleasant ty lW church goers and Sunday hool coworkers. Rev. Dayson deyered a soul stirring sermon ibject: Business. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. the Rev C. Freeman delivered a soul irring sermon which he~made rery heart rejoice. Collection ol 5.04 was given. Miss Gladys Smith has return 1 home after spending her vaca. on in. Washington, D.C., - with datives ?and friends. Mr. Edward Sligh of Charlotte . C.. was the week end guest ol is father Mr. Robert Sligh anc ;her relatives here and Newberrj Mrs. Ethel Cla'k from Winston hlem, N.C., is home vi??tmg hei ck mother. Mrs. Viola Reeder is visiting er aunt Mrs. Myrtle B<v?vn am Frs." Ella Abrams here. Mr. Edd Sligh was the after oon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Browt Mrss dfnez Dewalt and Mr. Tho tas and Silas Do wait wer? th< eek end guests of their sister Lrs.... Amanda Bobb. Revv ant frs." Freeman gave them a xjoj ill also. Mis.s Jonell Sligh and little sot .rthur Lee Wilson and grandmo ler Mrs. Amarwla Cannon nri pending, the week end in Green Hie with Mrs. Laura Sligh am a~ghters. Mrs, Ellen T? Coleman Passes Mrs. Ellen T.1 Coleman died Flay morning at--5:15 o'clock fihi as a loyal and faithful membei r Brown Chapel AME churcl nd served for many years as or anist of the Church. She was th( dfe of the late Rev. G. T. Cole lan, who preceded her to th< reat beyond. Mrs. Coleman wa< wed by both white and colored leaving to mourn her depth oni on, and n host of reJatives_v?rn rierwls. The funeral services were a ne above named church with th< astor Rev. T. E. Robinson offi iatinpr, assisted by Dr. E. A idams, of Columbia, ore of thi reneral Officers of the A. M. E Ihurch, with courtesy ami ser ice of the T. A. Wrllinms Under akinpr Home. Interment i:? Browi lhapel cemetery, Mrs. Priscilla Robinson of Con ,*y is visiting in Helena an< lewberry. At present she is st<>i ins: with her two daughters Mrs ?? Ilajiias ami Mm. Ellen B loyd. Miss Carrie T<. Gary left las hjesday for Philadelphia to spen< er summer vacation. Master Wil am_Jackson left for White Plali J. Y., to spend the summer witl is aunt, Mrs. Fannie Nunn. Mrs. Sarah Ray Williams ant ier husband spent the week e-v /iin ner motner Mrs. FoHv Roy nd left Monday morning for he ome in New York City. The1 /ere accompanied as for as Wasl ngton, D.C., by Mr. Wjllinm T lartor. Mrs. Mary Johnson Cleveland >r Harris street spent the day 'n Telenn visiting Mrs. ML. Haync nd friends. Mrs. E. (J. Gary JrR. N. E. Singleton and Mrs ^mey Graham were also pleasan allers. ^uhacriho For Phe-PulHH'IfO l^adei DUE WEST NEWS Sunday services as usual were well attended and of impressive content m the churches of Due West -on last Sunday. Sunday ? school?at Mt."Zton arret St. "Mary ? and the regular Sunday school and preaching at Mt. Lebanon* 1 The pastor ftev. B. J. Glover was the speaker at the morning houi ' accompanied by the choir and"seV- | eral members of the congregation rendered service at Mt. Zion A. I , M. E. Zion church near Hodges, j of which Rev. M. Mtissey is the , 1 pastor. 1 At the evening service the Rev I ' C. G. Glover, father of the pastory and the Rev. J. II. Burns, pastor ( of Flat Rock A ME church were I his pulpit guests. Rev. Mr. Burns was the speaker and preached a splendid sermon. Rev, B. J. Glover was a visitor in Greenwood and Asheville, N.C. last Monday. I Mr. E. T. Hulrnes "spent last , week end in Asheville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Pruitt of ( Asheville, N. C., visited parents, , ami relatives in Due West on last Sunday. Mr Harmon of Philadelphia ar rived on last Sunday morning foi a vjsU_JiVj.tk.Jn? iathai-Reit. Geo. !' "Harmon. ' Miss Jennie Holmes spent the u "test week end at home. Rev. Mr. Thompson of Granville who is the pastor i of Mt I Clemens CME church and Mr. B. ? T. Smith one of officers who lives- in Dut? West were worshippers at Mt. Lebanon on last Sun day night. Messrs. Albert Anderso-. u>s son Mr. Frank Anderson and Mr. Eugene A. Sussowell, Jr., attend: ?d the commencement sermon of t'e Brewer Hieh School at Oreen wood on last Sunday pun. The Citv Wine club was 'cnl'ed ' to order by the president at H:,10 u o'cloclL Opened Uy singing At the Cross, where mv Savior died; r prayer byHMrs. Mary -Mffrshallr singing I will trust in the I.n?*d; Scripture the 23rd Psolms. After . v>hich the meeting was opened for business. Old and r.pw business was discussed. We-received one new member, Mr. James Turman from the OCC Camn. The h?"i? was turned over to Mrs. Ellis, the - hostess,- who "served sandwiches, punch and cake. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Minnie Franklin.? . . - - TRINITY A. M. E. CHCRC'H ' Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor I ' , -?J Silver St.?The Sunday school - opened with the Supt. Bro. Mack Boozer in charge. The cLas?ea were beautifully taught by Asst Supt. L. K. Jackson. After which 1 the lesson wasu rev lowed?bv the Supt. and pastor. At the adjourn merrt of the school Mrs. Bessie Reeder anil Mrs. Lucindu -Clark?o4' Bush River conducted the prayer 1 service. The pastor Rev. J. E. Dixon en r tered the rostrum with a great soul stirring rrttssage from the 1 4th chapter of Amos, Prepare to ' meet Thy* God Subject: Preparation. He went out in the vineyard to strengthen others. It was Amos 1 Dipt wus-talking -thru the pastor ' who is quite able. He also snoke ' of those who transgressed. So is rt today when we sin, wf. are Te-~ ' TnTnded m ir way tnTcbrne Tiack ,to 1 Him. Amos came on the scene as God's mouthpiece. 1 Visitors of the church; Mr. Os car Perry of Greenville, Mrs. Ma i rie Williams. Bro. Eugene Metts was a week end visitor to Mrs ' Metts on Charlotte street. We were in deed glad to see the dUorister Mrs. Rosa Tola'n who has been ill and confined to 1 her bed We hope she will continue to grow strong 1 Miss Bernice Jackson was una1 blP to be in the service." We hope at the next meeting she wHl In - present. Mrs. Kliza Miller Ipft Sn tiinln t, ! to spend awhile with her daughter in Clinton: Mrs. Laura Phillips who. has ?T been visaing her mother- h-Tp.NV Mrs. Phillips, has returned t o Washington, D. C. Miss Louise * Werts of Gastorria, N. C., spent a few days with her family Mr and Mrs. J. W. Werts. L W averly Erso Station ONE STOP STATION Batteries Recharge and Rentals 1 I uhrication. Washing and PoliRhing Tire Repair Service 1 Telephone 9.T0S "> ( orner PINE and TAYLOR STS. JABPKk d'A LOWELL, Mgr. ! | PINCKNEY'S FI , I - - ? NDERTAKKR AND L I OF SOUTH CAROLI I . Washington sn Saturday, May 31, 1941 PROFESSION A Ti CARDS % 4 ? ti DR. H. II. COOPER ni. N m r Special Attention Given to Dis'east'H ot the G units Gold thrown and Bridge Work A Specialty Office Phone 6429 ihea. 8261 1125 Washington St.. C'ota.. S (' Office ItoDfS: Telephones: (i 8:30 A.M. ic 7:00 P.M. Office 6033 ^ Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. 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Washington St., Thomas Drue Store, Tayloi snd . Harden Streets IgtaL'iSJiiii * | OIW~ V'flY IV2 cents per mile * ??7-' round trip 10% less than double I the one way fares Air Conditioned i,oacuex I \ ON THROUGH TRAINS | ^ J. T. COBB | Division Passenger Agent 1 Columbia, 8. C. Telephone 9231 DANTZLRR BROS. SHOP REPAIR 3HOP 2379 nervals St. Columbia. S. C Prices Rjasonahle lovnnkk Hair Aoling a Specialtj *^7 Work Called For and Delivered I JNERAL HOME TCENSED EMBALMER NA AND GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Furteral Equipment AS GOOD AS THE BEST And Better Than the Rest And Prices Less Office Phone 2-3357 Hesidence Phone 7765 COURTESY AND tUULVlCH ~ COLUMBIA. 9 C.