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LAM AH NKWS
John Wes'oy Methodist Church
Mrs. Ida Fields who isNrhiSvman
of The Spiritual Life'Coirvnit
tee of the Woman's Society \of
Christian service is working oftl
a program of spiritual work, whiclN
will be of much benefit too the
spiritual life oT~ni?T church! Mrs.
Nettie Jeffrey is leaving no stone
unturivd in t lie interest of the
Fourth Day of July picnic which
will be observed at John Wesley
church on that .day. She is recreational
directress of the W. S.
?e. -s.- Mr.
It. L. Byrd, district steward
oLti e I.amar charge is urging thaT
the members stand by their leaders
*o that each leader will nuike
full report at the third quarterly
conference, which will be hcid
at John Wesley church Sunday
night July. 1J. Dr. K. C. Wright.
L). S. wUl preach.
The group meeting of Sumtoi
district will be held at John Wesle\
church July 1st. Dinner will
be served at the church.
?. Rev. M. J. Porter made a trip
to Columbia last week, to visit M)
B. IVfni tin and Mr. B.~ Dukes at
the Veteran hospital and according
to Rev. Porter they are doing fine
We are praying, that they will
soon be?a hie to come home.?
Mrs, Thcola Porter and Miss
Rena B. Woods spent the week end
at home k.st week. They are attending
sun.liter school at .Morris
college.
Rev. W Kjrnsier tells us that a
splendid meeting was held at
;~TTriTfiV~Weslt;.y after -Sunday ,sch'ool
last Sunday.
There'will he a Home'Defense
- Council held -at John Wesley Mote-da-e?rrrtrhtT^JuTC
Ttlp according to
Airs. Ruby Thomas, president of
th ' Community Council.
We are prayings svorking and
prying that when we go to Alcolet
Sunday we will he able t<j. go
over the top.
We regret to learn thai Miss
kr-lt. THtkrs-t,. on the srek list.
S'sn/h Crave Methodist Church
(By Airs. I.. M. Hymes)
C.n June 20th .the W. S. C. S
> ?? '. 1'H?lovely tmnK- of Rev.
and Mi*. Win. Brown, Mfs, Mal
inni lliver*. president nfttnRut
TTTr meeting; with devotion.*.
bci.ti<j4?. ereetings from tho state
mw'l 4>g which was held in Colum- J
bia. Mes. C. Kirvin who was also
a d( IciUe made a splendid talk.
?li.o.v ML ?TL1 t ?whc the VfcS"itor
who addressed the group.
Rev. Rmwn made a pleasing and
helpful talk. The high spot of
'he meeting centered around^tbo
rally at Alcot. Sunday.?-PTdiri tht
tlipT j-aU^Wl not fail. Rev. Pot
Tec- our pastor expressed himself
""as beint; highly pleased with work
I eimr (h?re by the women. The
following attended .-the meeting:
Mesdames L. Johnson. G. Burris,
Re\T Mi*7 Tnpers. R. irvin, M
TTiiTTose. M. llatrfsTli Iluggins, E.
Ballard, I.. Rogers, R. Rivers, M.
Brown. T.. M. Hvmes, C. Hough.
F. Burris, K. M. Wingate. B. Bethea.
J. Lucas.. J. Lee. J. Harris.
Offering '$3.00. Mr.ny thanks t(.
Rev. aid Mrs. Brown for the royal
eni.ert liiHiient -given, with delicious
refreshments served. The
next meeting will be held at the
honi<? of Mrs. Lily Johnson.
Big Fouith of July picnic spon- ,
sored by the Bn/therlVood \VW>
mttrtd?S-rrrr,ty?nf Christum Service
and Stewardess Board of San
dv Grove church,. The following
ha eball Mums will play: Cypress
-> Haymev, Happy Hill and Bill
Pnstrrrrr"
Rev and Mrs. Porter, Mr. and
Mr s. Woost or'Woods. Mrs. Rebec-I
( ., Kirvin were the dinner guests
of Mr. : ml Mrs. K. KiVvin Sunday.
Mr. T. K. Regers wishe.- to express
his personal thanks and antS
preciatton tn all who helped to
make the Children's Bay program
Mr. Clco Thomas and Mr. .Joe I
Roger, uri" among tin* visitors
Wo regret to learn that Mr
Robert Mingo is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Enouch
informed the pastor that* they will
have a watermelon for him by the
4th. Mr. Enouch is quite a successful
former.
Mr. E. Jackson aid Mrs. Maggie
Mack were among those who
attended ckoii meeting last week.
PARKLAND NEWS
"7 TTmTiiTu "TiinVc "inb ii.iiiig Tl^ 1Uneral
of Mrs. Paul Ingram i n '
Cheraw last Sunday were Mr. a*ul i
Mrs. Eat lie Hlakeney, and daug*h ''
Ter MatTet, Mrs. Lola BInkeney
and Mr. Macro Blakeney.
Ml Jinimie Hammonds of Che-J
raw visited Miss Minnie Blakeney I
last week.
Messrs. Albert and Ray Sinclair
motored to Hartsville last week.
Mr. I,ance\Blakeney spent Wed
n?sd:iy evepimg in Cheraw.
At the bedside of their mother,
Mrs. Anna Johnson who has he,en
critically ill, but is improving are
Mrs. RentViee I/oach of Penn.;
Mrs. I .cola Thomas and Mr. and
Mrs! ITIyssoTT"John son of Wash?
?vrrtrton. D.C. arrd MTsaTTarle John
srm who has been attending summer
school at State?College'.
Othei s * who are indisposed at
this writing' are Miss Charles and
Mrs J. Johnson.
MV. T. PV Brewer and daughter
Vashti motored to Monro'e Friday.
Mr. IT.A. Johnson daughter Lu
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GREENVILLE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson
of Klfard St.- are proud parents
oT an eleven pound son. Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
Miss Janie Kilgorc of Mocnville
vas the week-end guest of Mr.
and Mis. J. F. llob< rtson."
v Miss Nannie Ruth Harris and
erai hospital. The condition o t
eachSis described as fair.
' Mrsv Mary Wilson, Thompson
St., hasVetui ned home after spent
ing geveiTJ days in '.lodges.
Mrs. JI tuvn Burnside spent thiweek
end iV Greer visiting htV
nTsttrer, Mrs. iSthel Johnson.
?Mrs.?Lef??Boyd, Thompson' St..
spent Sunday afternoon at Camp
-tVoft near SpnTTteiburg "visiting 1
htu son. Mr. ArtabiVBoyd.
Mrs. Carrie Bennett Glove St..
has about rocov* vd f\*n her r< cent
illness. \. - " 1
lied "Smith, t'ne iniar\soii o!
Mrs. Mattie Stnit.i oT MtVur.laii;
St. died Thu"day with viiV' ,
ing cough. He 1, sutvived b>M)is
mother, two sisters, and one broPber.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Rainey Ham
ilton, Manly St., are ill.
Mrs. Willie S.. Wood, the aunt
of Mrs. Mary Lee Bates am! Messrs.
Adgie and Lewis Young, died
Saturday at Paris Station.
~MT\ "ahd J\1 rs. Cf I'! iTnmmor.'.
.md tlreir son Iv; n Drew visiteu
elutives near Fountain Inn'Sonlav
afternoon.
Pn f. J. T. >7. Minn. direct-v of
' Gr.-enville Summer School fm
TTeaehers went to Columbia oh.
business Thursday."
?Mr. W*?rroi> Baiksdale, Cherrv"
St., spent Sunday afternoon ii
Asheville. . ?
^ t*Tol. Harry lJaniels of Orangeburg
was a business visitoi in th<
ity li st wok.
Mr. Seymour Carroll of Colinui-i
ajiu hi,. assistant Mr. Bu'ley
with an interesting display ol
n 'gazines for teachers were
Sterling high school Thursday.
Vouchers attending summer school
there \yere given an opportunity
subscribe for professional periodicals.
Sociable at Sterling Wednesday
Night -t
In order to give the resident of
Greenville a chance to nit" t _ .nuL
know the teachers in the pumn.ee
school here the-i recreation committee
of the school had a recen
tion Wednesday night iu the auditorium.
Members of many of the
city's s ocial and civic clubs were
inyited to be present.
Mrs. Whitener, chairman of tie
recreation committee was tin mistress.
of . ceremonies and Prof
Minis, the director of the summei
school was the host. The f.wsi
number on the p,vogmm, after
identification slips were pinned on
teachers and guests alike, was
the radio account of the LouisConn
boxing match. And there
was very little hand shaking or.
.conversation until after' Louis hati
finally proved his right to retain
the championship. Following that
fairly lengthy number, Miss,tireta
G. Jones"introduced an autograph
race that sent the assembled ieachCl's
and their guests nolo ttr.n there
hurriedly obtaining 'autographs-.
"yacIT tryijig to get the greatest
number; of n.vines during a ten minute
period. Then came very smoothly
and in an entertaining mannci
a solo'by little Miss Betty Stewart,
a solo >by Miss Pearl Joseph, a
-drarrmtfzTrtTTTti and a tap dance bv
avi r. wmiam nawKins, ri'ir.aiK
annri -presentation of.. thi* fuoultj
by Prof. Minis, remarks by -Mr.
Henry Percival. a "giTind march.
:in<f a sohrtiy Miss' Julia Broguon
Mrs. Julia Cooper presided al I
llle punch bowl an ml Miss HatlieJ
Leo Harria and Prof. P. E. Stewart
operated the radio sets.
Annual Meeting o f Phi'lis Wheatley
Association Held Tuesday
Night
The annual meeting of the Philtrs
Wheatley Assoc ration, the organization
directly responsible for
the supervision of Phillis Wheatley
Center, was held Tuesday night
in the Center' auditorium on Eas!
Broad Bt. Trustees and other per
skins- interested in the-progress
of the organization hearo r< ;a>its
of the past year*s work and sunn
of the plans for the coming fis;a.1
period. Remarks were mace by
Rev. I). S. Curry, Rev. W. 1!.
Martin, Mrs. H. H. Harris, and
Attorney Mean F. Rainey. Music
Was furnished by the Phillip WTeaf"
ley singers led by MVs. -I ssk
^QlJj^jnsR?2L_l-_!L^LifJII i It'" ch.il'
manof the association, wasniaster
of ceremonies. Mrs. Hattie
Duckett is superintendent of the
Center.
Cooking School Begins at I'hilli\V
heat lev Center July 1
Acrortimg to an announci ir.cnl
-wived this afternoon fiom "^Ti-s
' atfir In.irkeP, P!r HI is MJheafTey
"enter superintendent, the fourth
inmi. 1 e'V/kint' school sponsored
by Mr. Blackshear will l.-? held
at the Center for a three day nc
nod hoginninpr Tuesday, July i.
Mrs. Nabors will he the demon
strator at the school. All house
wives of the community and thus*
who?art-?mtrrcstcTt1" in budjnttTTTT
and other household oroblenv: are
invited to attend each of the sessions.
oile sister Mrs. Sarah Sellers am)
Little Miss. Ida. Mae Dixson motored
to Chesterfield ?ui(lay
Miss Dora Brewer had as her
fruest over the week en<l Mr. J.
A. Nance of Knoxville, Term.
"HE
TO R(
GREENWOOD NEWS F
Greenwood enjoyed the first
rainy Sunday since Che~~droUjjthl
begun, but at many of the churches
service went on in the usual s
way. At Weston chapel the Rev. u
M. G. Williams pronrhud Lw0 pow
?rful sermons aire at 11 o'clock
uul the other one at 8 o'clock and
"hough the rain poured it seemed "
chat God's blessings was on the
church. "At-Morris" Chapel ^Baptist
church, Rev. H. B. Mitchell 1
preached two syul stirring ser- t
mens, one 11 o'clc/ck and the othei ^
at & o'clock. Morris Chapel Miss
ion'ary society sent a strong delegation
of women to .attend the 8
Women's State convention a t r
Conway,;-last week among those ]
who went were Mrs. Rocksy La- t
groone who on returning and in
making her report to the church c
made a very fine talk, full of in- '
formation. Mrs. Rosannn T.it.tlo _
helped to carry the young people *
down to Conway on the bus, ^
cake to their part on the program.
While there?they?visited" 1
My rile Beach. They also report i
a nice time and the Women's Bap
P^st State convention was a great
success. - '
AfSJl o'clock Sunday evening the
UsherS^toardB of?Moris chapel and ^
Westorv\chxTpeThad a bus vide to
Mt. Mt/rrtdi Baptist church to at- 1
tend the Ciphers union. They re- !
|K>rt a ver\ succesful time. At <
the same hou* the funeral service's
for Mr.-Jos^i?h Butler of Philadelphia.
Pa., \vl^s held at Morris 1
chapel. The mairV friends of Mr <
Henry Cresswell Vill be sad ti
know that he is down very low
-Mefe V I
Mt. Pisgah A. M. E.Ndiurch and
Tabernacle Baptist charch are (
moving along nicely. It \ inspiring
to visit the Sunday school at '
each place. \ i
Dunton Temple is looking >for- .
ward towards a great day \he
5th Sunday, a unique .urogram V
planned and lovely quartet sing\
ing is already announced. Come S
and visit Dunton Temple Sunday. 1
Bishop arrrl Mrs. West Chapel ,
report lovely services were held
at thv- Holiness church.
Mi's. Mary Clark motored to 1
Washington, D. C., Saturday.
- Miss T-o|a iTohnr^n?who it?ar~j
member of the faculty at East ?
End graded school is attending 1
summer school at Benedict col- 1
lege. From there she went' to 1
Conway with President Stark? \
who motored there tb- affentl the .
Women's Baptist State conven- 1
tion. M cssrs Willie Jr., and Wal I '
have returned home after attend.
tor Young of Philadelphia, "Pa., i
inp their father's funeral Mr, Will
Young, Sr. "
May the readers of the Palmet- 1
to Leader ever live, prosper and c
help to build up and make this 1
paper one of the best and strong- ;
est anywhere for 0ur race. ?
" A. L. Childs^ reporter. MT.
() 1 .IVK \ M ! '.
Hov. II. (l. Andrews, Pastor i
Myrtle _Eeach?Skmday sehoot"opened
at the usual time with the"n
Su])t. and teachers it their, post, i
i 1 :P>0 The pastor began service,
and preached a soul reviving sermon.
f>:30 The League opened (
with Rev. T. II. Hemmingwav pre j
siding. KT30 The pastor brought t
another mesei ge which was wonderful
'from St. John 12:32. sub- 1
ject The Magnetic Power of Jesns
Pulpit associates were Rev. W. D.
Green of Georgetown":' Rev. T. H.
Hemmingway and Rev. G. W*
Williams. Rev. CI. W. Williams
a g rami to of Gammon Theological
seminary of Atlanta, Ga.. j
made timely remark^ which were g
enjoyed. Other visitoVs: were: l
.Mrs. Ilattie Smith of Conway; .
Mrs. Mary Ilogan and familv of ,
\ sheville, N. (V, Mr. Albert Mc- 6
Cloud of Tuskegee, Ala.; Mr. and
-Wis. Kujrcrm McC lathe of M on - ^
roe. N. C. f
Mrs. Leroy Judge spent a few v
'ays in Florence visiting relatives
and friends, accompanied on her v
return bv her sist"r-in-law. Miss J
Rosa Judge who will spend the
uiHiiniiir - r
Mr. and Mrs. J. B Owens- had J
is guests during the week end
Mrs. Callie Miller of Spartanburg r
nd Mrs. E<1. Roper of Charlotte, v
Mrs. Ethel Carter spent Saturday ]
in Charleston on business. ? t
Among ^ U?e vHHtors- here for . ~
'he season are Miss Rosa Baker. s
Willie Mae Martin of Oarjington; (
"ffu. C M iiVT Wlll'Mlr oi Marion: |,
Mr. William Miller of George- (j
town and Miss Hazel Owens of
N. J. a
T he Junior Missionary met orr "j
Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. James Sanders. The meet- ^
i'ng was celled to order by the
president A program was ren- ?
dered. Five visitors were present
who expressed themselves as having
enoyjed the meetiig. Visitors 1
are welcome. ?
Mirs. Ella Riley was honored ^
with a surprise birthday party at
Atlantic Keach piven by her hus- I ^
band, Mr. Herbert Riley. | ^
CARD OP THANKS jh
Wc. wish -to thank our many p
friends for the kindness and sym- jj
[nathy shown us during the death p
! of my husband, Alonao Moore. n
We also thank them fc/r the heau- |
tffnl ftnral offerings find the use ' ti
of their cars. I <,
MRS. MONNIE MOORE, Wife,
I " Lake City, 9. C. lp
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PALMETTO LKADEB
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ORT JACKSON NEWS
..Furl. Jacksnnr S. Cv June 23?
'he Law Parker artd company pj
how, the first of Beven mobile st
inits that are touring the na- CI
ion's Army posts, recently playd
for Negro troops stationed 0j(
lere. ( 19
-Tire-approximate Negro Vi
roops at Fort Jackson received en
he show with unmistakable apnreeiation.
ce]
The show consisted of various so
icts including Miss Girnger Harnon,
America's Champion JitterJug",
who;captivated the colored tfc
roops, and Miss Collette Lyons, T1
ommedienne, also drew many
aughs and applause. ^ M
Min Yola?QaHr- chanteuBe of
South American songs and the .
Hargo Sisters, petite Adagio team V
vere large favorites. ~ so
nonies and kept the audience in in;
Lew Pjarker was master of cere- ^
?ales of laughter with his witty ch
layings about the army.
Probably the most enjoyed act
vas 'Allan Jonefc, star of- stage ^
ind screen, who sang "Donkey H
Serenade", "Make Believe" and gv
'Amapola". "He was accompalied
by Steve Richards who was
released from well known movie fr
company for this tour.
Most of the Negro troops stationed
at Fort Jackson are in the ^
>how was a welcome addition to
Quartermaster Corps an*l this (t;
[He list of numerous of entertain- *
so
rhents arranged for the Negro
soldiers at Fort Ja^ksort. wi
Fort Jackson's first mule?pack ^
unit, the 67th Quartermaster gj
roop composed of 71 Negro seIVtees
and 9 Negro cadremen, br
A'as activated here recently upon jjj
heir arrival from Fort Rilev.
Kafi. " - tis
:heir thirteen weeks of basic train
ng. They, will take .over their ey
permanent duties i n the pack Pi
? ? i - ~ 1VT"
;rain unit upon the arrival here of ~
he 294 pack mules and nine rid- m
ng horses which are to be ship- C.
Jed from Frcrcit Royal, Va.
no
The 67th flack train, a holdover j
\om the oldest method of trans- be
jorting war supplies, wilTstill play ch
i prominent part in the Army's ^
listribution system desoite the
? - ne
lighly-mechanized methods now efi
n vogue. For in rough terrain T<
vhere the heavy supply trucks ^
an't get through, the pack traine th
vtll?crmTe-lTTto""fheTr own to carry til
nations?and?suppliesrnijno the"to
'rotn lines. The-pack-trains can ~
Tiwe trp fat arT average of from in
15 to 30 miles per day. f^
The new pack troops are locat- vc
>d in the 28th Quartermaster Reg 17
llient area here at Pnrt **
he nation's ?}xth largest Army le(
>ost. _
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LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NEWS tel
Rev. I. O. Simmons, Pastor ?
Our service was one of great
oy at Spring Hill on Sunday. It
eemed like our pastor was at his >est.
Rev. J S. Danley of the C.
ff.E. church worshipped with us
luring the mornirvg service.
Rev. G.G. Etheredge of LeesTtte
preached at Good Hope Sun- <
kay p.m. This was reported a
vonderful sermcm.
A T> 11TMI! ? II- ?
iui. n. r. wiHiams or ijOiumDia
vas aFso our guest at Spring Hill
3unday and made a fine talk.
Mrs. Ollie E. Bennett of Balti J
nore, Md., and little som Rollin E. #|(
r., returned home on Saturday.
Mr. John* O. Green and ftemily
notored to Hardeeville"Sunday to
risit their scm in the OCC camp. J
Tiey reported a safe and enjoya- ?
de trip. * Al
Our pastor and part of Bethel
enior choir motored to Stover '
^?ni. r?. li f. i tu n
umhia Sunday and shared in the
ledicatorial service.
The Kiddie Contest will be had
1 Bethel church- Monday nite, m
une Sfitht "
Mr. and Mrs. Willie G. Black of
Jreensbcrro, N.C., made a short
isit to parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
V. Balck Tuesday.
Mr. Julian Harris is home for
he summer after spending fall ggj
nd spring in Orangeburg and avannah,
Ga.
Oh yes! the good workers of ^
Ipring Hill church are installing
lectric lights in their church and
pally things look new there. -I
The Ringing Convention will be m*
eld with Mtr Olive church Suinday ^
The Mutual Convention will be
fit "Pleasant Spring Aurch
Sunday at 2 o'clock Rev. N. A.
lice will preach the quarterly ser
ion. Dcm't miss this.
M r nnrl M rn QA1aw?A*> IT?
he newly married couple are re- (
idimj? in Columbia.
To knew the latest read The I
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GEORGETOWN NEWS
?? By K. J, R Mesdames
F. L. Carolina and
orence Jackson attended the
ate Beauticians convention in
mrleston last week and report
very line meeting- They also
ought the glad news that dear
1 Georgetown is the seat of the
42 meeting.
MisB Ojetta Parker and Mrs.
ctoria Gadson left^^undav eving
for Charleston, S. C. where
ey will attend summer school.
Mrs. E. R. Howard and daughr
Valaria are attending summer
hool in Orangeburg.
Mrs. Bernice Rutledge was hosss
to the last meeting of. the_
>tter-Home-and Garden club. Inresting
Mpics were discnissed.
le date of the annual picnic Is
t for July 23 and the next regur
meeting will be, at the home of
rs. J. C. Quarles.
Miss ValdGania "Button is home
om N. Y. City visiting hyr rela
res and friends.,
The ladies tV TT -md?F, M?
ciety of Georgetown are look
g wnn a aeaa 01 anticipation iv
e coming of the state meeting,
fiich convenes in Bethel A. M. Iv
lurch in August.
Mr. Calvin Ferguson of Friendlip
AME church,_ Mt. Pleasant,
ft ted his eousirr Mi*, and"" Mrsnomas
Johnson last week-end.
e with Mr. Eugene Johnson were
rests of your correspondent at
Bthel last Sunday.
The vacation period has taken
lite a number of members away
om the different churches. Some
r work and others for pleasure.
BENNETTSVILLE NEWS
iHs?VX!allifi_IE_Sanders, Reporter
We were very glad to have vising
in our city Mr.s. Brtmson ot
artsvilie, visiting daughter and
>n Mr. and Mrs. Leroy M< Queen.
Mrs Belle Thomas of Manning
r* in the.city visiting Mrs. Kize
Moore who is on the sick list,
rs. Moore is improving slowly,
le has our prayers.
The A, M. E. Zion church ce'eated
it? Children's Day Sunday
ght. Everybody enjjoyed the
tie children and how thev acted
?11 their port9.?The Second-Bap
3t church also observed -C-h'ldU
en'a. JDtay Sunday'" night. Tim
ogram was well enjoyed.
f o ?<n \f >*o Qt .\m.
Mr. Hopes, Mr. Dudley. Mr.
irker, Mr. Powe, Mr. C/osland,
rs. Iola Reese, Rev. Pete! kin
iv. Thomas, Mrs. Kizzie Moore,
rs. P. Dixon of Society Hill. S.
; Mrs. Ella Munnerlyn.
Mr. Luther E. Johnakin. r gn.d
ite of Chicago, .Technical Colge,
haa been highly?honored?-to
i elected as an instructor of. Ar-^
itecture for a special -summei
)urse through the NaLtional?fense
project held at the Benttsville
high school for the ben
it of the Marlboro county boys
) date Mr. Johnakin has report^
a splendid and interesting enl_
Iment. The Educational staff o!
ng Mr. Johnakin as the instrucr
to teach this course. We are
le, that he IK eogtblc and fully
talified tu pul oveF an interest
g and helpful program not only
r the benefit of boys but thcr*nre
county. We, are urging all
uing men between the ages of
and 25 please cooperate with
r. Johnokin and there will be no
gret at the end of the sunier.
You will find Mr. Johnakin
the Bennettsville high school
ery night from 7 o'clock-to?10
m. For YurtheT informatior
lephone 36 J.
Fred MacMURHAY
Madeleine CARROLL
Louise BEAVERS
?IN?
14 V1RGINIA ''
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IT ARTS TODAY
*o SATURDAY and SUNDAY
,ate Show SATl KDAY
? . NITE JUNE 28
so Starting SUNDAY, June 29
Bob HOPE ~
Dorothy LAMOUR
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[Jauarht in the Draft"
OMR AND LET US MAKE
UiT1IJ " YOU BEAUTIFUL
AT THE
'UJLDur Beau*y
nnnmL saion
1305 Pine-Street
E. L. ROBINSON
and Managers
CO LEA EPPS
OPENS MONDAY
- JUNE SOttC TWI ~
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ly 22-5
BOY SCOUTS TO CELEBRATE <
JCTrr-T'ON CARVER T5CJTOOIT1
?GROUNDS i
Scout Commissioner C. W Mudden
called a meeting of tile Scout
creation room of Benedict-Allen
Court to 4?y plans?for fndepervdence
Day celebration. Scout troops
every where in the city will par- _
planned that the day does not
ticipate in the observance. It is l
pass without some vivid reminder <
Of its meaning as a great national
anniversary. The boys will be giv- 1
en out door activities that will j'
satisfy their demand for excite- :1
ment. and at?The?name tipie em- ''
phasis will be placed on the celebration
of the birth of a free
America in 1776.
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tbrrc~teg*jn "races ami lelays ami
softball panics will be directed
by the Scout Masters.
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Rev. M. II. Hudson, Pastor
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few faith-ptih church-goers t'oun i
they way out to the church. S.S.
opened at the usual hour with ticSupt.?itr.
('arsar Pryor ami teach
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The Rev. K. P. Smalls began tuuv
?r meeting which wa.. enioved by
n+h?A"t A o'clock the wedding ul =?
Miss Rebecca Beauford and Mi.
David Gillard was largely attended.
It was raining but friend
were present from Charleston,
Conway : and Georgetown. \V>
pray foy the couple a hannv union
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