The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 07, 1941, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
?= Saturday, June 7, 1941
I)ERSONAL
(-MENTION
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iftis,, Earne^tine Cochran of
Conway is vis?tjngJ_.her brother
?? in-law?tmti?srstm?Mr;?rrmi?M t.>.
Walter Scott i t 1 Ontario St.
MtlS^ .Tecora Farmer <<f Birruinghani,
Alabama \vus in the city
last week visiting relative* am)
friends. While here she w: s the
house guest of Mrsi Bertha Taylor
of University Terrace.
Dr. Daniel Andrew Collins of
Darlington, is in the city atr the
residence of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. He^bei I
HailmaOHlnur artlol'O VlP t ?"* fTl-P r? H V -
Board of Dental Examiners which
will convene here within the next
few days. Dr. Collins was grad?uated
from Meharry at the recent
commer?cenient with the highest
honors in the Dental college. His
mother, Mrs. Lucy M. Collins and
his sister, Mrs. Andrena Baum'
_ gardner were present tn witness
the graduation.
Mrs. Hattie B. Jeter of 2627 Pendleton
street hatf Yeturned home
after spending two weeks with
her sister in Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Elzona Chapman and sister
Mrs. Gussie Chapman Powe
of Cheraw were In the city the
28th ult. to hear the Ink Spots
MOONLIGHT HIDE TI NE 12th
The Daughter Elks of Primrose
Temple No. 611 ami Palmetto
I.Oilpt' Mn invito a vmi ti tulfn
a_Moonlight- P-ide, Thursday nit.e
June 12th at 8 o'clock to Taylor's
Tavern. Come and spend ah evening
of enjoyment. Only 25c.
THE Y. P. S. T. CLt'B
The meeting was called to order
by tl.e president. Song and prayer
by the chrplain; song, anti-scrip
^ v tuie reading. Reading the m'mutes
of the last meeting, which
were received and - adopted. The
roll -was called, each member an
svyermtf. The sink?are improving
The club was six yeui s^oTd-Am the
17th ol' May. Election of officers
was-Jteld and the -present-officers
were re-elected- for another year
Miss Ethel Sinook, president
Mrs. Rosa Ross, secretaryMr.
David Outen, reporter.
MARRIAOE AN NOl'STEM KM
Miss Blanche itr Williams an-=
nounces the marriaue of her niece
Ida Ariiott Prater to Mr. Hackens
Riley of Georgetown, <S. C., May
21, 19-41.
Columbia, S. -Li.?
. EAGLE CLl'B?
'The club beid its meeting Friday
night, May 30th. 8:30 at the
fiome of Mrs. Lizzie Dantzler. The
devotional exefftse was ted by the
Chaplain, Mrs. Christine Murry,
then the "president took charge
The minutes were called for read.
? received and adopted their - the
^ The club completed plans for their
silvdr tea Sunday evening, June
1st which was a very successful
affair. We had with us the president
of Die (jieen I,eat. Jolly
rnenus, Oliver oiur oociai ciuos
and a number of their members
also a number of other friends.
The member^ of the Eagle club
wish to tli. nk them again for their
presence.
Mrs. Estelhi Western left Saturday
for a month's stay a t
"Myrtle Beach. We hope Ti^r ,a
very pleasant slay. The roll was
eidled, members present fourteen.
We had visiting with us Mrs. May
bell Brown who spoke briefly. Vis
meeting closed to meet ilt the
home of Miss Pearline Cruel.. The
. * hostess serve,! a srlad conise. delivious
ice cream and cake.
THE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB
The club held its weekly meet
ing Tuesday evening at 8:20 at
the residence of Misso* Rebecca
and Maggie Rose 2585 Cherry St
culled t() order by the President
Mrs. Gibson. Opening selection
What A Friend, etc. The Lord's
Prayer was recited; selection, Jesu,
is Calling, Devotions then
closed- The roll \va.s called and
" minutes orthe Jsl KlflUllllU ttc'l'l'
lead, received and adopted. There
were discussions of old and new
business. The next meeting wil
be with Mrs. Tntlie Mae Scott,
2587 Cherry St. Icn cream and
individual cakes were served by
the hostesses.
DEBORAH SOCIAL CUB
The club was entertained with
a silver tea Sunday evening. June
1 at the home of Mis? Emma
A TurnipseeT, T011 Hotdt St. We
^ were very pleased to have the cooperation
of the many clubs. We
-enjoyed a ver ynice program with
Mr. Thomas'Lowman of the High
Hatters a* master of ceremony. |
Mr. George Brown of the Friendly
14 club opened the program
with the Lord's Prayer, and gave
a nice talk. Mrs. Everline Sumter
read the 1st Psalm and sang-a
^ solo which was very beautiful.
WMiss Rosa Wrenn of the High Hat
ter9 club read a poem which was
enjoyed. Miss Josephine Myera of
the Friendly 14 sang a loveTy soToT
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The queen, Miss Julia
term 1940-41. _; Mis&JUhav
Left to l'itfht, standinj
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janice tsrown, Augusta, us
Bernice Ferguson, New Yc
Jenkins, Orangeburg; Ada
and Juanita Walker.
An Invitation To A
All Clubs of the Cit;
Contestant in the Cit:
sponsored by The Pali
Contestant to the Stal
to be held June 30, 194
^est will be held at: All
Please call at the Palrr
Assembly St., for all ir
Mrs: J.
-Xf'- Jesse Brooks of the Blue Star
club gave a nice talk and Miss
Justine Smith of the Blue Staa
recited, a poem." We had greet'ngK
from the 12 0. B. club in per
sons of Mrs. Emma James, with
:t fraper, and Miss Jeter Lee Qtddere
md Miss Rosa Bell Williams and
We appreciated these numbers
very much. Mrs. Christine-Palrrr^
?r president of the Just Us club
made a nice talk also Mrs. Anna
viae Cherry. We were delighted
-to htwe?the Sugar T^eaf quarter
with us who sung several selecions
which all enjoyed very much.
The President Mrs. A. M. Taylor
Lipade remarks thanking the many
clubs for their cooperation after
which, adjournment.
-MRr AND MRS. T. A. WHITE
CELEBRATE EIGHTH
ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. White celebrated
thei'r eighth anniversary
at their home at 908 Walnut street
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown
combined celebrated their first anniversary
at the same home on
Tuesday night, June 3rd. Every\np
enomo/1 tn hnvp hnH a lnvplv
4ffle playing games of bingo and
whist.
Those who were present were
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Williams,
Mrs. Albertha Hayes, Mrs. Etta
\f A *a ?, i Vfr>/1
aad Anna Lee Mebbins of West
Columbia and Rev. E. R. Robinson
and Mr. Humbert Smith.
The menu consisted of , lunch
-meat sandwiches, Ritz crackers,
peanut butter, potato chips, swee1
rackers and cake, punch and can
'y?Roth?eotrples-received-nrany
val
uble and beautiful gifts.
WAVERI V SILVER St.VRS
On last TuesJday evening the
lub was delightfully enteitained
tt the home of Miss Marie Merk-^
rson on Gervais St. with Miss
HKV -I < vK U 01 il) u O O uo 10 f 11 It t K / lu _
vllwj tl vTTTTT.-wn C**> aS3I31" lit Ilv3"
tess. The devotion was carried
>ut in its usual manner and the
neeting was turned over to the
president Mrs. Johnson who brief
Ty discussed the business and made"
)lr ns for a ride to be given in the
near future. A silver tea is also
'o be given Sunday, June, 8 at
5:80 at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Smith, 1215 1-2 Lyon St. The
public is cordially invited. The
hostess served a delicious repast
'"""I'nif Wo., luliourned to
at tlio hr?mp A? \fr? TLilian
Smith on Lyon S't. with Mrs. Gertrude
Sams her assistant hostess.
LA LAFAYETTE SOCIAL CLUB
The La Laffayette Social club
net at the home of Miss Carnellie
Oshie, 1510 Gregg St. at the
usual hour. The house wag called
to order by the president. The
levotion was Cairried out in the
usual manner. The roll was call
ed er-ch member responded with
i Bible verse and fee. Old and
new business W&g discussed aftei
.vhich we all stood ndjourned, next
meeting will be at the home of
Mtofr Ed4i* Lop Oabie, 1018 Pine
St. A delicious course of punch
and crackera were served.
FRIENDLY "14" SOCIAL CLUB
TVie club met at its usual hour
Thursday night past, and at 8:30
we wentjnto business. On Mondfty
nighL June 9 the rlnh i, plv.
' ing a ^Moonlight Picnic to Dun
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>uth Carolina State A.
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Mae Chavers, of Spar tanburg
ers majored iiy home economi
j: Leroy Edwards, Charleston
i.; Theresa McDuffiF, Mullins
rk City; Maid of Hon or Maxi
Creigh, Waycross, Ga. Seate
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11 Clubs of the City:
y are invited to enter a
/-wide Beauty Contest,
netto Leader, to pick a
:e-wide Beauty Contest
1. The City-wide Conen
University, June 23.
letto Leader office, 1310
iformation and Tickets
E. Dickson, Directress.
|l "r ! .-ike. Come and go with us:,
Plenty fun.. The best oider assured.
Mr.. George Brown, president;
Mr. Getorge W. MbDaniel, vicepresident
and secretary.
BLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB
The club met at the home of
Mr. White, 2321 Senate street.
The fee was col^cted and we adwTH"
meet at the home of Miss
Bertha Lee Allison, 2110 Cervais
street.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Reeden
of Clinton, S. C., announce the
marriage of their daughter Elizabeth
to Mr. John Robert Marable
of Henderson, N. C., April 12th,
1941. ?
* n T i r E ;
The monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held Monday evening.
JuneJ>th^ftLJL^tock with
Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Taylor in
the Recreation room at the University
on Blossom St. All membberq
are urged to attend. Friends
are ilwite<|. ?
.CULTURE CLUB NEWS
The Culture Club, one of the
State Federated clubs, has enjoyed
one of its most successful
years, since it has been functioning
Its major support goes t_o
the Wilkinson Orphanage Home
situated at Cayce, S 0. The President
Mrs. Doris Green ai. members
apprecTate the cooperation
from all persons who has helped
eessful yrir The mos1 important
activities ko - the year were as folh>ws4
Block party, Turkey raffle,
Colonial party and annual play.
Aside from the aid given the above
named home, the club contributed
to local charities as follows:
Boys Industrial Home, $10;
Community Center $16. Coal and
wood for needy families $10, N,
A.A.C.P. $5; Tubercular fund $5;
Girl Scout Troop 14 $5;' YWCA
$5. one underprivileged child to
summer camp $8.00.
Two girls at the Wilkinson
Home were given outfits at Chrisl
mas $20.00. Balance of fundi
' PH19M tlHH pour went luwida Hii
apportionment for the iHiome and
expenses. Total amount raised
$491.89,
A Junior club, 'The Culturettes
was organized this year by Mrs
Margaret Smith, who is their advisor.
They have helped with the
various activities. The adult mem
bers are very happy to have
them and to know that they ar?
interested in- "helping to put ovei
a program for a worthy oause.
The final meeting ef the yeai
was held at the home Of Mrs. Annie
Evans. The following officers
and chairmen were elected at this
meeting for next year:
Mrs. Horatio Nelson, President
Mrs. Vivian Pwmpey, vt<v "pfMi
dent", Mrs. Elise Jenkins, recordinr,
c,U.. n O , (<?
< <& otvi cvai jr, iui a, viia^c ivuu
Asst. Rec. Sec., Mrs. Annie Ev
ans, Finance Sec., Mrs. Hazel G
Reese, Cor.'See., Mrs. Bell? Vincent
Treas., Mrs. Mayme Ducket!
Reporter, Mrs. Ola Wakefield
chaplain. Committees chairmen
-Mr*.,Minnie Johnson, dramatics;
Mr*/ Daisy Counts program; Mlai
THE PALMETTO L
& M. College May Qu
^BP
BJLT" ~^M~.Z: f
'U '
, S. C., is a member of ti e cl
ies. She was elected May Qu
; Virginia Ranee, Florence; !
; Grace Porter, Laurens; Que
ie Pearson, Spartanburg; Lull
rl' 1 v* _V\Art%?i%M n M/l ^
u . i lam ucai ci ami ui uw ii u<
Contestants in the St
Popularity Contest ai
The State-wide Beauticians PC
' ularity Contest to held at th
, Annual Convention in Charlesto
at the Central Baptist church o
' Monday night, JunS 16th, has tt
following contestants listed:
Mrs. Magnolia Wright, Laurer
Mrs. Billig Browning, Spartai
burg. Mrs. Marie White, Charles
torn; Madam Elise Beauty Sho]
Summerville. Mrs. Victoria Wes
GafTney; Mrs. Lottie Jeffersoi
Darlington. Miss Mary Mitchel
Walterboro; Mrs- Daisy Rile]
Hampton; Mrs. Minnie Carte
Allendale. Miss Flora Cheeki
Little Rock; Mrs. Minnie Shel
Sumter, Miss Fannie Cromei^ c
President Jones Emp
Inter-Dependence of
Camden?-In his address to th
class of thirty-two graduates c
fMather Academy May 29, Pres
t. David O. Jones of Bennei
ege for women, Greensboro, b
emphasized the inter-depenc
ence of man. ? ???"Everyone
is of great worth,
_ skilled technician would be of n
value if he were transported to
lonely island."
This inter-dependence," he ex
plained, "must be recognized i
i the home and in the school. W
should take people Where they ar
and lead them on," urged Presi
dent Jones.
_ "One. danger facing moder
youth," he stated, "is a feeling o
superiority. You will be amon
people this summer who need er
couragement. Instead of ignor
ing them and making them unhap
~ py, give them that": word of en
couragement they need."
In regard to the situation o...
Ik Ai
I
DANIEFj THOMPSON
! re-elected editor of the Alle
i Journal, member of Student Couri
"Jii if T " ^-nr
1 caise, member of the N.A.A.C.P
I editor the Senior Annual for 1941
1942, and one of the outstandin
' personalties among Allen studenl
LEXINGTON NEWS
Rev, I. O. Simmons, Pastor
i
The Sunday school \^aa unu^ut
} ly good Sunday. Mrs. Carrie Taj
lor was on the job aa the hour aj
proached. Miss Quincy Lee Sin
mo'ns has just returned from
' visit to the famous ctty of Ne1
1 York and taught the senior claa
Ifettie Walters, publicity. Mr:
Beulah Champion, courtesy; Mr
Flattie flreon, local charities; Mr
Prances Thomas, Wilkinson Hom
, Mrs. Ada Cooper, tickets. Mr
Ada Paul, planning. actjvitiec
. Mrs. Marian Paul, * membership
There will be oall meeting ?
t the residence of Mrs J. E. Dicl
ion, 1516 McDuffie Ave., Monda
: evening, June 16th 7 o'clock. A
L_members are asked to be pr?Mn
i OrgenT Business.
f
EADE9
een and Court for 1941
ki*
i FlRS
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ass jof 1941 and was president--**
een by popular vote sponsored ).
Barbara Walker, Chester; Purn
+*''. * *
en Julia Mae ChaversrJohnnie
i Weir, Anderson; Anna Thomp
sarer. Not on Dicture. Misses RH
ate-wide Beauticians
t Charleston June 16
>p Greenwood; Miss Ella Mae Cox
le Dillon. Miss Ida Ratliff. Marionj
>n Mrs. Lydia Whitner Bridwell, of.
n GreenvilleMiss Elsie Searles, Co j
le lumbiaj Mrs. Carrie Shuler Long. .
Sumter. Miss Gladys Nichols,
is Conway; Mrs. Jessie. Clink scales.
l- Belton; Mrs. MTable Williams, of
} Hartsville. Mrs. Fannie L, Carop,
lina, Georgetown; Mrs. Mamie j
t, Blasingame, Anderson; Mrs. Mari,
garet E. Blakeley, Kingstree. Mrs
lr- Eugenia Pressly, Orangeburg;
f, Mrs. Withelminn Jones,Oranger,
burg; Mrs. Roberts Thompson, of
s, Union. Mrs. Roth Walters Beau1,
I fort and Mrs Lottie B Williams,
>1 of Camden.
ihasized - - ,
Man at Mather Finals
e ^ the Negro youth in the SoutFiT
,1 President Jones said: "Let us nei.
| ver accept for ourselves the ver^
! diet of mil sinlinindiugn
I. live among them." He reminded
j. the students that what happens
to them does not matter so much,
;?? but that the way they "take it
it matters tremendously."
o President Jones pleaded for a
a sensible view of life's great tasks
discrediting those persons who
- spend fheir time flitting about,
n seeking something to do. He ade
vsed tht. students to "begin with
e the task at hand, though that job
' may be to wash the dishes" when j
they get home,
n "Never give up to hating l'ault>f
finding and bitterness^' he cong
tinued, "but imitate the?spirit of
i- -our foiefathers-who had something
- in them that couldn't be crushed."
He pointed out that- the onlv^
i- Southerners to gain inter-national
recognition in the past fifty
i | years in the fields of science, edlent
Govern ment at Allg
IB Bl |<
1^?
| MISS EDYTHE SMILEY
n of Njew York has been elected j
L_ "MisS Allen" and will be crowned |
^ next semester. She is a stai in i
'.f the Allen University choir. 1
g The Supt. taught the primary and |
s our pastor taught the beginners I
- I ffw/t favIAWAH ttra' Iucbihi??4?(
? "A Jowers~ presiding elder of the
Greenville district CME church
was our guest of honor on Sunday
jl and made a fine address to the
r_ school, He also preached two won
derful sermons morning and evening.
We certainly were glad t o
a have Rev. Jowers visit lis
yy Oh! yes, Mrs. O. H. Pegues and
9 daughter and son were our guests
of honor .on last Sunday at Spring
s. Hill. And by the way Mrs. Pes.
guese is our District S. S. Supt.;
s. and bellevp me ffhe taught the leale
son there as only she could;'also
s. made a wonderful address to the
i; frudience which nas been the talk
of our town,
t She was also guest at the Silc
ver Tea at the home of Mrs. Ros.y
etta Stradford, which was a grand
11 affair.
t. The Missionary sisters are do
f the YWCA for the schoftt
jy tile Y\Y(-A.
oLL-m&bington. rioruivo.;- .
Lee Johnson, Greenville,
son, Pendleton; Minnie Lee
die Andrews, Mildred Bvers
ucution and music were Negioes
who manifest at all times, such a
spirit of furlitude.1 ?
"Meanness and prejudice don't
go together with genius; love is
the only force that creates genius,"
he concluded. As a oartin^
word, he re-emphasized the im
portance of recognizing the wort
of aach ohild?and of -uwckmg?hfm
know that someon* believes in
him. "These guiding principles."
he said, "will mean for you new
springs of hope in your life."
Honors awarded to graduates
were as follows: North Carolina
College for Negroes scholarship
I.ucia James; Bennett, Willie Per
rin. Knoxville college, Gladys
Kirkland; Morehouse, Jerome Wi)
liams, who also received a fifty
dollar award from the 0micron
Phi chapter of the Omega Psi Phi
fraternity; the Josfetr keys to the
highest tanking girl and buy. Gladys
Kirkland and Jerome Williams.
the Dr. J If Thomas a-ward
to the girl considered best
in service," spirit and scholarship
Liicia James; the Dr. J. P. Pickett
award to the boy having the sanne
Othe r -honor students aniline
the class of '41 are Doris^ Daniels
M.ible Harm?Sara Morgan. Leone
Portec and Verdelle Williams. I
Besides "receiving diplomas or cei I
tiflcates students, of The gradua
ting class who finished the vocational
courses were presented
with specal certificates. Those com
pleting the course in Home economics
were: Hester Aldrich. Yew d
Daniels, Delia Daren. Queen" Hokt
Elln KibKr, Mary Murphy, aial
Kattie Simmons; Incfustrial arts.
Jot Bolton. Mack Collins. James
Cooke, Veinell Duren, W. J. Gup
pie. Jr.. Cornelius Smith and Tho
mas Whitaker. vocational'agriculture,
Davkl Pieic^ and I. B. Wil
Bams; vocational mnsdcr Clara M Bacote,
Doris Daniels, .EvelymGreene,
Lucia James, Willie Per
rin and Carolyn Thomas.
JMjw-t
v THOS J-r m>ORB 1_of
Marion, "j>. U.. is vice pi. ule:.t
of tho Student Utvunetl -for th<next
session.
Sligti is president of the Senioi
and Miss Zenna Mae Wise, of th<
Junior Society. The Rev. I 1l
ChnrUtoiT of " Alton University- dc
livered a noble sermon for the
Society on Tuesday evening. Th.
Usher Board of St Paul sang.
The Rev. I,. I. Ellis pastor o?
\f U(?n^.\ri io Uo ? ,f iot / Vi ?\ w.lv rveoool
ed for us at But!-el Sunday after
noon at 3:4.c and will preach next
Sunday at the same hour at Mt
Zion churdh. Rev. Ellis is quite
an evangelist. so come out and
hear him.
Mr. Blain Jackson was buried
at Pleasant Hill Raptist church
TiYre on Sunday the 2f>th and Miss
Mamie Gcifrer was funeralized at
the same church on last Sunday.
Rev. ~a'*d Mrs. ,T. S, Danley left
for a few days visit' to relatives
in the Piedmont section of the
sflate.
Mh. Wesley Wise is critically ill
in the Columbia hospital at this
writing:. Mr. Irwin Lybrand is
3thg-jsaLJthe atcfc itotg ?? ?
PAGiTSlSVWI
MT. OLIVE A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. H. C. Andrews, l'astor
Myrtle Beach, S. C.?Sunday
-ehool opened at the usual houi
Wit.'. Ml I.I Mrs -let? H.dh.my und
' -workers' at their post. 6 P.M.
the A ('. K. League opened with
the president presiding. The les-jam?wa-+
thoroughly- ditKunssetf^ by
iuein bet's and visitors. We are
glad to have hack in oui League
Mi Oshie- Holmes of Lexington,
- V < ' M-rr?Holme?! splendidly > V
plained the lesson.
At 8:15 the pastor ascended the
"" Hrjtrum and prtachej a soul reviN^g
sermon from Rev. 11:20: Behold^I
stand at the door and knock
" i he --porn run?high a, the icanof
(iod spoke. Among those visIatirig?tlui?J?e-nvic*?H
u-e+e Mr. Ben-,i?imin
Millei of Tampa, Fla.; Mrs.
" flu ft n- oT Spartanburg; Mr. Jas.
tc.eio and (';.c i le- Dends ef L.au
re) s and several other',. whose <
names art- not mentioned. V13: -X'jM
an ...aiwelcome.
Mrs. l.'rv I leimnliufyTay of Con"
.X':.ay i> .spending thf summer hole-? ?
t<> the -alight of her friends.
Mi and Mrs. Jaiiu*, Sanders
i-iive as* then house g_..'ests for the
summer Mrs."Eliza Davis, mother
??f Mis' Sanders and daughter
t Pmi cmd grand-daughter, Dorothy.
all of Mullins.
?Mr. an,j?Mrs. John?-Dittlejohn
t:av( returned after spending the
week iii Spartanburg and Asheville,
N. C; They report having
an enjoyable trip.
Mr Oscar Sullivan and George
Workman of Laurens are here for
the summer.
WOODRUFF NEWS
New; Rethel Church
* S. K. was ime Rev. Duncan"
bought us a great message.
Mi aid Mrs. W T Gaylord en
ed?tfie -Sunduy?-school?lesson
with us, then- motored to ' Rev'. "'
Tin .'vti.r.'s church neai Roebuck
.01 praechir.g Mr Roy Rogers
?itiii family "nlyrrhlg brother Boyce
came?to ..visit their,. ptaeiits .Mr?
fid- Mrs- H P. R'-trcno
Mr. Abram Parks and brother t
\i.'.< ej-itin'ir in WoodurfT Sunday.
Several hwlty enjoyed, a singing
at New Bethel Sunday. A singing
convention wil convene at
Trinity" A M H; iii on the fifth ?
Sunday in this month.
The sick: Mrs. Janie St>le.-;,
' !i-. (it are a Wtson.
Mrs. Corrie Winn has returned
from the hospital where she has
been taking treatment. ' ~
?Mr- ~ M?S~ Cnliaht-m v. urshipeit
t New Bethel Sunday
We hope tor tbe c 1 c K a speedy
1 - eoVery..
Miss Helen Uaiilloi; o at home
after teaching a sucve-ful school 1
yeai ai .>1 nil uis.
-REVIVAL XL VII iil.lVK
A success
We \\ i>V1 to .. tmouiwc that the
tv\ival at Mt, 077 ." ? liapu-1 churcn
21-00?Sumter?street'. 1.... been a
Micc-L-sa- . f> ri-tians. have been xe
vivcd; back-slidere have come back
Liliii > i till- 1 > "-v. aUu. Rev. W.
Hightowet conducted the meeting.
.1 I) Cooper, clerk.
Rev. S. Hightcrwer, pastor
Carpenter & Painter
WANTED, to go to 712 Calhoun
Street. Columbia. S. C. Pleaae
submit bids on repairing and
painting. Kindly submit all bida
to MRS. I.' H. HENRY, 645 Barry
Ave.. Mamaroneck, N. Y.
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School; Draftees. For photos and
I descriptions write PARAMOUNT
South 17th St., Springfield, 111.
Waverly Esso Station _
JSsE STOP STATION
Batteries Recharge and Rentals
I ubrication, Washing and Polishing
Tire Repuir Service
Teleuhone A3Q&
( irher- T'TNT. and TAYLOR ST9.
J ASl'LK I ALDW ELL, Mgr.
VISIT
Henry's Beer Tavern
-NnRIHWF.ST CORNER HEIDT
AM) CAl.Hol'N 9T8.
I ro-MTK AN1) EVERY NITE
The home of MelloW Barbecue
and Hot Fried Fish
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM
CURB SERVICE
John Henry Washington, Mgr.
Poro Beauty School
Located at 24M1 Millwood Ave.
BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling
Croauinollin*. Finsrer Wavina.
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Maniturinc,
Masaaglpg, Hand
Molding. Anatomy and
Electricity.
PHONE 5(187 .. .
Wilhclmlna C. Pope, ^tractor
Aowi? M. Pope. TV MiUii Pnan ^
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