Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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X. . ? _ ? -??? Pair? Foof ~ __w_ Morn?Your quaatloa will b? mwn4 "iraa" In thla column. For a Put at* Emr, and 25c for my naw Aitboloov Kbasim 4 Cncrr L)ay Chart tad racaWa by ratoxa mall a confidential letter ,ot traa a drloa' analyzing thraa (3) questions privately. Sin mjliii iaill f ?am ?? ? ? ? ? A fc-'-a*. 1. t. ^ your luii zxsm9, inortii, net Dirrncuw w all lattara and plaaaa lneluda aaH >4 draaaad. stamp m anvalopa for your reply. Writ* Tot?Abbs' Wajllaex rata ml Tn Palmetto Lxadkx 1119 Auoatr BSk Columbia. 1. Cabouma. IS. 317 'My" Tin.--ban (I a i ill T are lookinc foi.wanl to buying a home ?'L mill I uintrMo?know-if we will sueeooM Is he in .luxnt witli ft. nother woman? Poes my sisterin-law likes me or not? ?The- )tlaos you ami yo.:i 1111 ^! i: i n 11 litivy m.ltlr regard .nix liu- |>uichasing- of a hoim -Kin i.i bo the lies J filing for you. <io alu aij :m?! t \ to not a place of voi.r own just i(s soon ;is possible. No. ho isn't in love with aiiothi i woii'ui'n. Your sister-m ?r-?i-nw lifcx.?> ..Ia..?alrin ut, l>ut y-cyu I ..'..Vi.: "V your way in?br nice to-Lvr. and?she doesn't try to make you liki5" her either.. Write hi.- [ i ivatel\ for more information oh \o-ui ease. Head the foot i,. ie iittaehvd to this column. 11,< . K.--1 t;end your CO lupin Mid enjoy it. Tell me why nio1 her and father t|uarel so much aii of file time? \nswir I'ouT try to worry your little head about the affairs. ?Thai TTTneern?oiity~*yoiir?mother " Sib" trnrr f nirr-ei?ti k-.i.o ho regretted ' _ .t a' they cannot net along ivith. out tufcxinn, but yot'twould be do111 i mi you did not notice. Do ' or/ iioth of them ;i bin favor to ? .v%. all thill it'll run m nw'" /,< 11. happy. K. K. l'li-a-o iii'mvci' in yt'HT it?""T-t-f-v 1 have a ?oiy I a<! ami I want to know ifjU . ii! I,ii'iiur normal of not and '.'ma i mu-t I do? A. ?u i -Ala11.v many hours of .'ii.'i.hi should In- {riven 'i your |.i ..i.ji t,) and sjna-i' ilof s. i nt pel'.-. ??I v. ei.-. h; yntf plneer I' hove J A"ii!'l iiid.u nv tilt* Uoy ' take p sport = "f all kinds i veil if , - iiif ~r TTu' An oessitios at home had i" In- I'iven up. (iet lis intr*ti'd ia i knivli work . . . have a talk with vour pastor and let hiiii?TTtk?rh?\ uni?bnv:?fret?prrrd > l.oolcv ( (.) tho hoy to road in the In itio aiid try to win his confi-d, AC lav hint "know that you are 11 vine to make him happy at ha.mo Iiis 1 inir this hoy with an iron '.and just .'. n't do. .11. M. <1.- My hoy fiiei.d wrote loo and a. kod iiu had I made- Hp on iniu.d t.i .marry and sett It* I 11 and 1 nmwnivd his let UiL 1 ?* I c"u!<i hear front '.in: a.ain am.ther woman made hini marry her and I want t o Kra-'.v if this was fair or not? '! :! mo what to do? ? A w to:? in;nT' entii ely n t .t" lair niir:d for In- lloW be h.nys to amrhei woman. It does *?fin that in- imild have been moTc careful in dealing with other ?woman?h" \-.f -w:ik In love ...with .'.on, hut since it has happened ; f..-! anytliinu: that fou can ilu ..L'l'ut it now. ( I.I N l ()\ N i:\vs - Friendship \. )I. R. Church Rev. If. \V. Walker, Pastor Although Sunday was sonic v. hut rainy, church-goers were ?~ fvaiildinu their way to the church ? Sunday school opened at the " usT nal time with Supt. II. I,. Alex :11111e( a <1 his co-workers. Th( lesson win heautifully discusser l>y all classes. * , At 1 1 :d0 seal, the pastor bro t o us a very interesting a,1(l sf,'u "tin in/ sci'iiKin. His subject wa More Room in our religion. II raid I at the most of our relitr iTTTi TTi^! I II. mi i rTjiu " Wl' " It 10 I luit everyone could have heari this sermon. After the senwrrt we wore fav ~"i e(k Mrith speeches * from two In djiui?Livhitt-J from the Presbyter ian conference, now in session a t' < ... it..,.,. . r iuu .a,. rri.?_ ' . V--IM III llil> I liy, 1 HUH t ladies WW- presented by Mrs. Li linn Itendy. If wo bail mor white people like those we ar sure that there would riot ho s much race prejudice existing r (he** \Coi (d today. After they ha .spoken Mrs. JJetudy and Mrs. P _ P.?Alexander thanked?the. ladle" Tor the wonderful messages the had brought to us. Wo were fav ored with visitors from Spartar) burg- and FtortdA. jjfer,-.ftfciir -i iiMi.* in.' ii'.o.. i ai?? >*? DR. L. L. FARMEli JiOLDS INSPIRING DISTRICT CONF. The Charleston Di*trtet--e?tiferencc convened with Zion church of the Goose Creek circuit near Summerville, S. C., May 22, 1941 with I)r. L. L. Farmer, presiding and Rev. J. II Xero -outartainiing pastor. Appropriate devotions were conducted by Revs. -A. H. C. -Read, J.?Middlcton mid K. Smalls. At the conclusion of which the Presiding Elder L. L. Farmer made his annual address, stressing Christian Principles and the duty of pastors ...by the great A. M. E. church, after which the following committees were appointed: Rev. P. C. Lisbon was elected secretary: Bros. Morris Vainer and A. Banks, marshals Boundaries were-fixed?and reporters elect . cd. U May' Day: Revs. J. \V. Murph. ' J. S. A. Gi ant, N. A. BeC'ea: Brso. Frank Edmonds, D.A. Jones Coi dan Palmer. Lewis TTrown, II. B. Brown. Contingent: Re\'s". T7~7f. Xerd7 \V. D. Willkvms. K. L. Wells. Bro A. L. Snnim.?~: For Itinerary Revs. d. W. Murph, J. P. Washington, P. C. Lisbon. J. R. Stevenson. Local Exhorters: .1. S. A, (irant \V. D. Williams, II. I>. Brown. X. A. Bethea. The various papers that constituted rhe program were read amL voked much discussion, especial y the one on "How Can the Local Preachers be More Helpful to the Church-" a nil?the one- on "What ire the Characteristic^?of_a_Sw ? ess ful Minister?" Introduction: Dr. J. E. Beard, presiding elder Edisto district: Dr R. Higgins, president Allen university also a part of the pilar tet from Allen. I>r. I. ~W. Wilborn was absent by reasons of his, district conference (Beaufort) was in session. Evangelist _ L. M. Holmes, fiom Memphis. T'enn., whu- was conducting a revival at Ridyoville.- S. C., was introduced. -The" Rev. .L jb__^ Wafhiij^t.im .. was nryjent jaij.LjUu-neorr-t-o -pronc-ntho ErhTtfTfrr7fftr?er mon. Rev. Washington preaVhed a groaf sermon from the subject Divine Knowledge <?f Cod. _ The Charleston-district is safe as Clod leads and I)r. L. L. Farmer presides in his biotherly way. Every brother had smiles on his - -f-rtwnrid- (hd his host' to per the Charleston projjrm over. The prestdinjr ?nhtn*- should W "coinni ended i*< r };is divaitod way uf jlresidiiit.' alsothe-rnnd sua pie of Mt. Zion and flu- pastor for their front effort at entertaining _ closed?opor of tile "el eatesl District eonfcrei.ee- ever }-(>ld in the Char _ 1 e s 1 <.' 1 |]i<1 'iff, (Jtev.) \V. P. Williams, repo'ter. Rideoville, S. (\ KHENEZER A. M. K. C111 K< II Krv. I,. M. \\ hill-. Pastor Mullins. S. Supt. W. Huahanil co-workers were in .very fine spirit Sunday niornin.tr during the Sunday school period. Qui - 3tstrirt Supt.. Rev. M. Simmc/ns reviewed the lesson. It was announced that our Daily -Vacation tiihle .-chool would" open .Tune 23 Our pastor in charge. Our minister's morning' message was Clod's Fishing Pole. Miss Mildred Jacobs a recent convert jdined the church. Pro. Jules Hay -es ami?his?new wife?were?present Mrs. Hayes, formerly Mrs. Patty ; Wilson of Marion "made a few re . marks. Baby Gloria Williams - was baptized June 15th.At n::;o Rev. J. F. Stanley nt 2 Conway preached. subject The 1 Purclia.se Price of Faith. For our evening worship Brn, t Jacob Williams preached. ITe is 1 a student at,Allen. His text was s Mary has chosen the irood part e The wek of the 10th inst. Rev ?Narh?gave?three able set hr Illb'llJ1. in- was rained mrt- tw 1 nights straight. Hut his sermon; will be long felt in our common - ity. r=?Fathers' Hay program rcn de-red Sunday night," .Tune 15tl t was very good. Bro. W. L. Fox e worth had charge, v il Miss HattTe Grissett our S. S e secretary is attending summe e -school at-'Morris college and Mrs o Martha White teacher of class I n is attending the Allen-Boned ie !. Sunday 'afternoon the pasla s and choir 'are to serve at Mt y BiHops, pastor,' " Read The Palmetto T/oader an< i- Carmpl Baptist church, Rev. H "get tTTe news, t TH1 Negro Colleges and National Defense 1 j'". Speaking before the graduating {class of Friendship Junior college I at the commencement exercises i last Tuesday nig'ht Professor C. ( [A. Chick of the Department o f s ! Kconomics of Fayetteville State f | Teachers College stressed three J j contributions that he things the t -*-Negro coUegc-c-rtm make to Nat ; i ional Defense. s He said that Negro colleges t I could play a great part in Nation- e {Tit Defense by aiding the Negr-T 1 | race in d< veloping a greater confidence in itself. He emphasized- ( the fact that a group of people J es and who do not have confidence t in themselves need not expect r other groups to respect them or" t "TO have confidence iT? them. r c ? He?fa ether pointed?orrt that ti those of us who call curselves well f educated, in all too many cases, have less confidence in the Negro t are not so well educated. Atxl it ii what have j c breathes, lives, and 'has its being | li thipugh the lungs of the so-oalled c uneducated Negroes. He further 1 stated that the educated Negro a pi;ms to be a nodical doctor, or ' a dentist, or to .conduct some -form c -of businessr hut be ddmself all Too [ " nYien 'does not pat n/.dze the Xo-'t' eio doctor, or don't ist. or business j entorprize. 4 t< IIc said that one of the weak- -SJ hesscs of Xopio Education is that f< ! the fTTfffe we attend our col lopes ~t1 i (and public schools too) the less j t' j confidence we 'Hive in each other. J w jjoi 1 infact the loss we wish to b? s 'associated with our own race in m' perioral.* - I p / ' f< He apain emphasized the point-_a that he thoupht no creator coni?ti ibutiun--em> -the Nepro colleges' ^ intake to National Defense than 'to turn o-ut .graduates with confi, denoe in the Nepro race?both from the standpoint of intopiitv [ami ability. . , f n seoortd "filai't1 t'i tU'or-iPO*" g ; chick stressed file point that mi- E . t-fit > pruiips?every where?should always he found upholding and de 3 Tending the. democratic, form of p trnvernmeTTt because the hope of fi minority groups everywhere is in 'I the democratic form of govern- C mont. ]JIev admitted that .a minor-- e! ity group's interest in ami de- T fVpsi- <>f the democratic form of It ^ -T.-niiot-nt is selfish, lie Paid V 'hat. in as much as wo are a?mi?? r.ority group we should always de X tend THe-democratic form of pov- T eminent?not as it is but as we ( it wiii he some"day. ?-?\ lie closed his :Tihtress by appeal r inp to his audience to bold on to that old simple faith in an Eter- v nal and Almigthy God. Tic plead v yd with th- graduating class to a 1 lopt anew the- philosophy c>f the S sages of old: '"Righteousness exhl- t eth a nation l>ii( sin is n repioimh a -trT-rrrry people".-; v Professor ("rick emphasized (Ti&~"V fact that that education which ' which t hi/tight only in terms of v incnthe sludent-'K earning J capacity was a failure. He stated 1 that only the man of faith can c master reality only s'olf-tranSCon- f - -<luo4?ii ism Pan be empirical A without beihp' overwhelmed by a mass of undifferentiated cxpori- 1 enoos. ami only a nation that | knows of a deeper dimension of 1 responsibilities can succesfully \\ ithsfnvd intrrnatfioiial cnmpeti- < !i"n aii<l - simultaneously preserve t . t: c diaiiily of it.- citizens. t s r. m \t'1'iij:\vs \. m. t:. riu'iicii Kev. It. If. tircene, Pastor Weldon, X. Sunday. June 1 8th and lotTi were hi<rh days for i the above named church, because it marked the 'close of the rally on the Sth and th" Stur day fp rthe Trusty fur- tb,. TTrtiurch local expense. ; It was a very successful one in - every respect. The pastor and members are extremely happy because when all reports were in the i | twelve captains laid o nthe table - $104.50. | On the third Sunday the Trus. i tees laid on the table $10.00. f | The pasor's family is visiting i. [relatives a friends in- South f'n. "i I i n)in-., fe-p -Thr* pa-tor had ns homo guests j York T'ity and Miss Thclnia Thorn t-j-Mm. Mary- -A. MiddlHrtn rrf New.. t a* of Georgetown, 8. C. Mrs. i MuTdThton is a sister of the pasl'tor and Miss Thomas a niece. The , i . | latter is a student at Ali^n uninami >.? ? r wn rF3canm<rixiMm Gum of 113 Percent [n Jobs Found By Service During May the State Employ pent Service of the. of the South Carolina Unemployment Compensation Commission located jobs ror 7,556 person, an increase ot 18 5 per npiit i^vui-plnrements of he corresponding period of Last year;?the- department's ' "monthly iummary statement reveals. At he same time benefits to the un mployed declined from $2^6,91G o $120,745, or 15.5 per ephf. " The Commission, composed of Chairman Som B. Pratt,?Trr;?A: r. Hatfield and Cole L. Blease said he fhcreascPTn placements, and he decline in benefits paid, was a ic/rmal reaction to the upward rend in business in general?.in'reased 'employment in textile naiiufaituring. construction truth* lortation, and other fields. The statepunt showed that at he end of May there were 47,148 in?the Mate actively seek ng employment through free pub ic employment v service?offices?as onlpared with 46,982 in May of list year. The file in May delined by 4.4 per cent under April , when there were 49,800 active pplications mi file. Mo,, 4? mny ucrutriil y<ii\ iiit.*IIL?s WlTl' HI luded in 17,152 separate checks, 'he ren s -W4th?'87,851' hecks were issued. The Commission pays benefits ^ eligible claimants for "whom Liitubte ?employment cannot be' nuul, One of the requirements fTtrt each claimant?roust?meet is hat his record show he earned age credits in employmnts inured under the unemployment jmpensation law. Benefits are aid no jobless worker until ef:>rts to find him suitable work ro exhuasted. Partial benefits re paid -eliil?K- part-time workis. MILLER ClIAPEL CHURCH The services at Miller Chanel lun ch were v, , v e < ><>&- -Stmtlay r Iverycme enjoyed them. The morn IE _SCTVices . began, strictly at 11; 0, the sermon preached by the astor was taken from first Peter, ft'h chapter and second verse, 'he subject was "Does Jesus 'are". Before the sermon the hoir sang "Does Jesus Care", he choir is improving under the adership of Mrs. S. L. Moon, t'e are- very happy to have the olIt/wing to return to The choir: lisses Earnestine Burton, Elsie rallma Eugena Alien, Ester Mae iallman anil Mr. Rkdia-rd.-- t&iee\V~also enjoyed the eneouraving emarks from Mr. Wilson. ~1 ?At-d :U(> o'clock?Children's "Day vas. celebrated and the program vas enjoyed by all who attended, here were envelopes given to the Sunday school classes to raise money. Little Barbare Bostic aised the largest -amount: "She till receive the first prize; the ccond prize will be given to Caroil Hare. Prof. M. P. White was vere very enjoyable: Prof. M ?. WliiU?ie?the?agent for* thr y'orth Carolii^a Mutual Insurance ompany and he is doing a marvel his wpvk.?j; hjp would appreciate our?patTohage. Mrs. Mary S. Moore and little 3ettie Moore are visiting hen larents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SJance. Mrs Miin-rva Dewalt and little "i error a RewaTE are visiting re-la ive-s and friends in New YorV irid Washington. Come tn Miller chapel, a warn velcO'me awaits you. C. R. Nance. RHENI2/.KR A. M. E. CHI RCI nrv. if. ix. wiison, I'asipr On last Sunday morning1 th< P?esidintf r.nier Kev. J. H. Thorn il.i1 prrmi.ihi ill It wu.i u yi'l.V 111 spiring sermom. The scriptiin was taken from Acts 1:8. The Sunday school was condue eil by the-assistant--Supt., Mr Paul Taylor, anil -the lesson wti reviewed by the pastor. The A C. E. league was conducted b; the President, Mr. F. M. Branch At 8 o'clock the presiding elde again preached an inspiring ser nion. His subject was "Praye Changes Things". The text wa taken from first Psalms. We were indeed glad to have th presiding elder Rack with us af quite awhile. Wn ran truly sa that Sunday was a mrfst engoyr bla y to the members and vf? itinj; friends of Ebenezer. ~ ^ ? i n- n ? ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH ~ Kev. L. B. Moon, Pastor began at the ysual hour with ofI.uurens, S. C.?Sunday school . ficers at their post of duty. He v. , Jgn.es of Greenville preached thru [ , out Sunday He is Kitting better ~ every time we have him to speak for us. ' Mr. and Mrs. Willie Williams of , Hock Hill visited their daughter, -Mrs. Pautintr'SntlfV'irhV Mrs. Alice Young is home from Washington. Mrs. Mag gie Roe I Dean is home from Philadelphia j occasion, attending (lie funeral of her brother Mr. Her- < _ jiimi Walker, ?^ We are glad to know Mrs. I.ois j Piesslcy is "better after lwiving her tonsils removed. j Mrs. Lillie Steward of Ander* son spent the wek end with her ^ " sifter Mis. Charlotte hTompson. t Social News Mrs. Irene James and Mrs. Az- ^ ella Watts were joint hostesses at "" "EKeTibhie of the latter. Sunday af c _ ternnon at a lovely a trail*, hcrrror^ ** " big Mrs. Lucipda Jackson. MTs. Mary Scott amTMrs. Nellie Field- * er,?popular young matrons, who are leaving fov Washington. P. 1 C? Saturday. 1 Mrs. M. C. Whitener rendered * music white (he guests were serv- p od a delicious fruit punch?? JTonoree were given a warming of '' a "shower" l>y being presented " with a parasol oach, filled with dainty and useful gifts, given by." ~fTfe following" persons: Miss Jan-| 11 ie Wilson. Mesdames Flossie Grant ! ? Lucile Harris. Willie Mae Karks- i ' dale, Point io Allen, Myra Holland1 Savillia Higgins. Azella Watts'' and Mrs. James. After recovering from this , the honorecs .made i '' pretty speeeehrs of thanks. .Re-J1? freshments continued with course ! v of ice cream, cake and cream 11 eclairs, pretty little baskets tilled j* with mints and sugar plums help j 11 ed to make this an occasitm to he | long remembered. The rooms | were decorated witP "Queen Anne I*' "il1 iU".h" - | f (.'ther lovely plants and flowers. Mrjc?Janie Iieid.?Rev. and Mrs. 1 W. L. Wilson. Mrs. Ethel You no. 0 of Springfield clui-cl) were among 1 those attending the Baptist W?intan's meeting in Coitwav, also >r 1 TTTTT M r 1MI>. .MiWY aiHI IIUIC .MMt ie Wright. Mi s. Kat ie f I irks. Miss Janett.a Hicks, Mr, James. v Poole and Mrs. Lulee Oloceland. All report an enjoyable session' ^ _ .and t.rip.?Mr > ..']{ e i d was i-howIn- ' tier of tbe gold pin for ineinv an ami/unt of $40.0(>. BET 111'I, \. M. K. (Ill l!( II j Uev. ,1. P. Cunningham, Pastor | Denmark, S. ('.- Our iTtii ani.i 1 versary began Itist Weilttesday June 18. During: .the series of this ' meeting a greyi- task has been accomplished. We can't but sa\ thai "the spirit dwelled with us'."-1 * The first three nights the following churches officiated: Pimm U:niti<t cli nii'li witli I \ - C. L. Anderson; Rev. B. T. Mar tin. Central. BapU.st- lit-v. W. P. Friday, Franglin Methodist j church. ' - Sunday morning our Snrribr;? - st4reol opened its ustyty! ho'lir. Hie lesson-was very* pood. A t 12 M Rev. Cummings mounted the rostrum bringing to us n messagi ' from Exodus 8:1. subject God's People. All hearts were made ti _ rejoice?white he expressed -him ? self so forcefully. At >:fiO Rev, B, .T. Hutchinson ' St. George. Bethel, nvriv'ed and 1 was presented to a large audience | bvingin gto us another soul stir-1 ling sermon fiom E/.ekiel, subject : The Four Principals of Religion j This message shall ever live in *' I the hearts of the hearers. We en joyed having Rev. Hutchinson ami"' pray for 'him t?, live long and r> Preach the??he?f* now"' - doing. . 5 At 8 p.m. Rev. A. R. Colomonjl ' l)roactTo<7 another sormon, r>f whieh I stirred our hearts again. W o , t pray for all these Ood-sent men j " along lifers way. Liberal efTers ings were ttaken 'from each or ! - these serrmms. At 830" we had y our Ifen and Chick contest. Mrs. S. M. Cunnmeham received first r prize. Mrs. Julia Norman recciv - ed second prize which was present r ed by Mis. E. A. Crawford. s Visitors: Rev*. Simpson. Saint j C.eorge; Mr. Simmons* St. deorge o and Rcv.-R. T. Mnrtm nnd m frost t" Rev. A. McFadden, St. frenrge;" r of fltAfVds from onr sister ehurch. '! y Our anmiversary will begin at ! i- Jericho Tuesday night, July l?t,l P~ ending July 6tb. Ycfu are invited, j Come and be with us. J '--it ' SPARTANBURG NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Church Rev. A. I). I)awl<ins, Pastor Sunday school opencil at On usual hour. The Su)>t., Mr. T IV. Williams and officers were a1 1-etr places.?The Irrrron was wet auuht litnd briefly discussed af ter which, review conducted by Miss Inez Boyd. Class No. 1 tea :Jler.._Rcv?A^-D. Hawkins, receivk1 the offering banner. Our Sunlay school is improving nicely. A iun\ber of ('"ur young people arc lomeb from . llui? various colleges >nd taking an active pa ft in the >u?T(lay school. Mrs. Jessie AI, lilvemport who has Just returned iponl ten days in the Study of Music and other subjects, made ionic timely remarks ul..Sunda\ idhooj?Lq?regards t^-tbe- wonderul trip she bad. We were als( rlad to have Mr. Ernest Haventort of Washington, D. _C., the uisband of Mrs. Davenport in oui school who also jjavo some enouivirinj* remarks which wo all u .joyed, ?At?11:1.' the pastor delivered !i oul touching sermon from St. datt. 24:44, Tho^-fo'ro be "ye nlsc: eady. for in such an hour as- yo hink not the son of man Cometh lo was af his be.s.t and the ronfiogation was hold spoil bound urine1 the ont ito sorvice ami n'ur earts rejoiced as ho - preached ho word. Mrs. Tallinn Palmer one of our tembors who has boon away durv* the past woek' attending the leanticiahs convention in Charles nr.. S. C... has?rulm-mul-.and ro orted a safe trip. The Live Wire chub mot at the oino of Mrs. (leortria Wriirht 4:110 he president was absent, the vice resident. Mrs. A noise C'rnijj preided. An in t crust in^ pvojrrmn as carried out by the members nd friends. "This club is doiny plendid wo'rk. The platfor-in beilir built in the basement is sponofed by the I.ive. Wire club. At S o'clock llev. I.. C. Morse elivered a wonderful message Wti 1- -41, lun^ -4:25. - k \TdT7 The' message was full of hnoyhl ami?tkdivored?wiIh?pnwr. All -jrresent enjoyed themselv s and went away sjiurinj* his iratsrr ; A la rye cowd of visitors were at flic morning ami nito ccs. f'oinc nrain. - \\,u arc it* Junior St c\vji> (1. s:< 1>.?:?r? 1 s it 'Villa?* mooting :it t't .Mr-. I?:tisy?Untpiltoi* on 'witty 'Si. Friday niyht. Tlx cnt. .Mrs. Mary Black ukiii < <1. Tlif 1/n-Mnoss. rait was r-'rnyrsTl :>iTiI . yew -plan" \vt-rr c. This ItojO'il is otic t.C tin rtn\iliii-L4^?4<v n'if lUnnlr i ttf fine ladies serving as :\i support tn o.ur pas-tor am l. We aii' ui.av iiuikinir for o our hie rally which coine> to Jfh~JSuinlav iTi ?"iily. \V< vopiny tliat ivi'iy fTToniboi C'ii ovci' Cc i,.n Pi: YIM.KTON N KWS Mis. I.ucy Scott ?>f Pendhtoi 4ii-?l. May 10. 1!?11 at 11 a.m. Sin VILi_X ujh l aliaod?tVfrty ^20 fTT K iiip ^irapel church. Slit- \v:T* i member of this church for .r>,' rears. Her husband prt'eeiUa iter to the irrnvc 25 years a<ro. She was the mother of 12 chili ren: Christene Walker, C'lotee Rrown, Kstell Scott. Richard Scot ind James Scott. Iiymn, Servant c?f find; Scripture Funeral program: Processional Rev. IIildi-rs'in; Prayer, Pew Me Dowel I; Song, Well Done; He marks (Stewaidoss Hoard) Mrs Florence Milliner; Solo, Mrs. Ma hii** Crawforda Remarks (Oak (Ir -chool | Mrs. Pauline Thompson Solo, Mrs. Janie Brown; Remark (Pendleton Training School) Pro finllnciiH- Kulo^y, Rev. Smith. I PINCKNEY'S I ? NDIRTAKKR AND OF SOUTH CARPI lOOfi WASHINGTON S Saturday, June 28, 1941 PROFESSION All CARDS I ' DR. II. H. COOPER den ns r -?Speiiul Attention TTiTen to "Diseases of the Hums fJofd Crott tT Snd~ BruTf'e Work A Specialty i Office Phone (>129 !;es. 8201 1125 Washington ^t.. C?*!a.. S. Office Hours: Telephones: ' 8:30 A.M. u. 7:00 P.M. Office 0033 , Residence 88 r3 i Dr. D. K. Jenkins 1 DENTIST Fillings, Plates, ('towns, Bridges. Anesthesia a Specialty DR. J. <>. STUART Eve. Ear. Nose and '1 in oat , Glasses fritted A curately Office Hours- Telephone" 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. JU's, 4002 4 P.M. to G P M. Office HT'J'i I Office . Residotict -20ao-^y?1ui ai. 1 .tr^Pin" st RKV. J. H JOHNSON r NOTARY I VBi.lC Office 2029 Marion Street , Dealer in Real Estate, perform* Marriage Ceremonies, writes Willi Deeds, Mortgages, Claims, etc. Call to See Him .. ^ L. A?K FOR I MEiHTHO St'i | MULS80N JW fffor coughs from col l that won t turn loose V OF MENTHOMULSION [ASK FOR YOUR MONEY BAC^j SOLI) BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE * For Dressmaking and Alterations ""of all kinds, including tlie Relining of COATS ?see? Miss Laney Kennerley A Specialty is made of .School ot v, ' I'rint Presses. Work Neatly Done "? 120.? PINE ST. 1 MA DA a 1 RK-TKR'S i * HAIR RKOWFR - 1' ('r?Oi"*jnwcd Si iiTp Liivex I if* - ^fld Bmiityr BEST" <TROWRR? . Apply once a week?I'rtca .tSe -1 Jit QG_IlU?fifmr-S f .7T7T1 u m h i a. S C 1 Counts Drnir Store. Washington i St., Thomas Drnu Store. Tayloi I and Hrfrden Streets <r?- "& ? I OKJ V-'HY cents per mil a HOEIW1) 1 10% less than double tbe-an? way-fares ?+ ?yi/r Conditioned i Coaches | , ON THROUGH TRAINS 1 I j J. T. COBB " * f I I Division Passenger Agent Columbia, S. C. Telephone 9231 DANTZLKR liROS. SHOK ItKPAlK <*,2379 Ger\ais St. Columbia, S. C f i Prices Reasonable Invisible Half Xoltiijr a Specialty if > Work Called For and Delivered MCKNSEn KMBAI MER -IN A AND -fHSOItfll A , Koneral Cars and Funeral Equipment - -J AS COOl) as TFIF Bf'.ST And Hotter Than tho Host And Prices I,ess ^ OfliCe" Phone 2-33.Y7 Residence Phone 77f?5 COURTESY AND SERVICE >T, COLUMBIA,^' C.' _ fay'- ji t ; 4' .