The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 05, 1941, Page Page Six, Image 6

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By" "i^11? ?; A . im ni ? _^_ . ~?- ?rS|C 3uE 5-1: _____ . 1_ Mom?Your question wUl b* answered I "h?? In this column.. rai a. parr ati Bolt, and 15o tbr my new Aitboloot Rjufewq 4 Locbt Day Ckait and rtotlrt br nlua < mall confidential letter, od tree idrio*'i? alyi^nq thraa (9) queetlona privately. lira yam lull nam*. eddreee, eod Mlthdate V all letter* and pleaee Include a Hll-a4 dreeeed. itakpid envelop* lot you* reply. Writ* Tot?Abbs' wallacb, nn *4 TW Trouiiu Luum ttlt Ajhmht Ib, -i Columbia, ft OiBpisfc i Ixj-J.o-Lo. My husband has si at tell acting sUange. Wo TitlVe J two boys and* I am sickly and al- 1 ways coundafiung with one thing ' or ariotln r su tel! me if be is going l with imtlmi wtinian tho reason he is lletinjr~5Tv strange laU'ty? 1 Aits: No not vol It it lot tin. 1 'surf ymi til' mil1 thing , if you 1 tin nol stu|) griping anil complain- < ine every second he spends at ho tu yt.it will drive him away. (In l" | a ilm-'ui anil ifft ynuisi'lf w.'ll. Mold your feelings to yourself ;.:.u < try tn make your hu-band conteat- J <TI while Tui is huntt'. No mat oil earth wants a woman sitting arotuiii all nf tha time tolling h>\y bad she ft*t*Is, etc. ( ?H. Would?iu- lin?advisaY? J * for nit- to take tho trip to see t lis pfi-M.n 1 haw in ini:.tl ? Wo.ilil ; it he alright if I sho..ld stay tlioiy? Till mg what to tin? Aiist Ta+Cf the trip but ilnn't IcUlho boy ymi liavo in mind kit ?w that vtuir S'de purpose is to see j rim.. (it t you a place lo stay and bunt for a job. If v>ni are success- . fill in getting work, stay there if you like, but if you don't find work . . . go buck home. It. I.. I'. I am very much in lu.ve .with a nlan Twrrrt-with foi. a I. t'.u i TWiT~ygnrs an. I 14" usoit-tn j sac ho loved tn -. Tell me if what i a;... a- * ...... ? Ans-aTlu rumors out about this , b->y ;iif true . . . he's. engaged to , marry another girl. The boy dio ] take j,a a\vi'.;i lot of interest in '.oil >o111 time l>aek but that is < .t-r t'' \v and you must give him in : rid look ntourd for some one ^ J. My iaisba nd loft lumv and wv^t to work and'he didn't Void* t'ift one day and his foot out' t a,; on iiitii and it feels like it. i> dead ami it is stiff and has 1 no f, .'iitur. T.l! u? what happenAns: Your husband should go I ? L.U. .a nn-'Kvl 'jo. tor at <nwo -and. J ha\i his i'ooj . xamined. Tlu-ro is jio v.foi in' it: rtetertnine wlml I i.a1.1 . i;TTT. I "t I assut " you, At ho ~ . of |.io|ici modioal oaro at one.'. ...bis volenti, n will improve. ? \ K. Ik ?1 .wish ho thank you for in t answt-fTug my <p!esjUon which | J . Hi you. Although I nailed pa- . . tieiitl;. for an an s worm one- mtt-itf -j Thank*. Perhaps my whole letter ; m .lined foolish to you.'but to me. * n.\ whole, existence was in that l.tt.-r, L al.ways had bad luck. in . every uiniertakine 1 pursue so why . houli.l you In* 'an exception to the * till.- I "suppose I will alwa'ys go 1 ______ ttiinueh life' I'l eiing sorry for my- , -V)t ,-*|0||eil: "Ilorn h"U >eais too- vi.nii, I wa- born d a. m. before . ' the lioi'Vur arrived. V : ? : The utiswet y to your (pu s- T " ti"i.- have already -Q'ie forward r o-itia r separate .uUlej LJaL private- 1 ? s?" '?'?.it: JL. <ub!e is tli.it vmi take n brf^?n?lit 11"??v i iM.."sTvr.~TlH'H1''-" t -l-.t- "f. ?'"!! :> in :iu< a- il-1 who ^'Tut,! irkutiy nuto plums with yosi ] anil i1 I ir.'- lell v?nt >istei\ yoit 7] vuiiid be irettinir the wurst, of tin . t Ii'ii L'a:t!. Y ; ju-t have too much inijc .!: y.".ir hands. It" you try h:t r<i -yon -i. n > oULact _a .jwb within ^ a IV? n.rks time. F<<ruct about 1 >" r ' > ?: - ai.i! short lomintrs ; in' .rt irvttin.'r a jo >. You W-'Iot:1! : ?11 r. to,, >oon . . . JUSt (] ?"too- nicayuni^b.'1 * J ^ It tIn- girl [ like eonve" ^ I o f,, this summer will any of the *T1 l/?vy< take hnr TTwrtv froirrme?,. ^ \ ^ TL?. l.?.. f\.. - I old boy in particular lias already. *' "beat your time" hy . . . writing ' l.-r passionate love letters. DmT't *' ? ? let tp?tfeS VI III?ill iWll?for? VOU?Will -1 ?e?-t y<HH*?s4m re?of?t4m- datcs-r t It I. O. Have been married 1 " I' years ami my husband started act- 1 i11v t'u: iiv. Tell me what to do t abie.t it?' Ans: Keep rim away from Jus old banc out for it seems to me ' that -this is the '-root of nil ymtv trouble." There are too many cral.s like t hatty out around this place i?nj. __ \ " ST. MATTMftW-S NKWS f 1 T ami H ()t is Mitchell and s" Mr ; mt M ?s .funny Mitchell .and f Wednesday . nicht, June IN. at 11 r o'i !u k. foiu^9iniii{;st"\vii. Ohio after r pending' a few very pleasant '/ slav- v it 11 Heir mother. Mrs. Mac- k Jiie" M. Folder atid family. Mr. ancL J Mrs. Hardy T. Mitchell wi re here i; vi-ittnc ?t the sttme -time-. Mr. < > Mitchell al-o left Wednesday for (, U.lhe.h. e X ( M - tI,I..K.I] to * -11H here visiting >1 is mother. r Mm Llv 1 \ K. Hommintrwav and children left S^vmloy for their heme c in Conwp.y. S. ('. }\frer spending some time with hit- mother. Mrs. ( I . P. Kitt. f Miss Jr-sti'ir- Caldwell left last _ week for W-a^b+ngtop. I). wher" CS* ."he will spent! the summer. T\ The president of the eluh that L was organized last Monday nif?h" is asking all of the voun? ladies* to please remain a few minutes after services Sunday morning f The Twilisrht club meets at the >'* home of Mis. Ossa Belle Br; is Tuesday night, July 1. at d:flO f! 'harp. All nien tiets are asked to -T~~ ? ??"?; " A ^-?- * w BCRGESS NE\VS Sunday was a lovely day and } ve were blessed to bo at Marion, J 3, C. to thy dedication of our .New , I' Eire Baptized Holiness Church of rf1 Tod of America. j14 This church was erected undet I u the ReV. J. \V. Frazier of Bur- |v ^oss. There we met many of oui 1 friends and love ones( sisters ;.nd brothers, in Christ. And we did j '' lay in Jesus' name. d A soul stirring sermon was de- y jtvt-eed---ky- ehe- Rev. W. W. Petti- i grew of Conway and we w -it r' blessed to have wilh. U3 Rev. C. a r\. Gibson aixl members t>f Feo'-ge ? town. Also 'Rev. Joe Hilton and l', members of Kingstree and our ? wonderful congregation pastored ' by J. \V. Frazier o'f Mlt.itinjr. -We thank the Lord that He u las spared -and helped us. not to -f* repair but build a new church at '' Mat ion. We further thank Him for - Rev.?F1 azier? Who is-- very faithful. May the Lord bless : ml ;l keep him strong in the gt.odll >f our Lord and Savior. Let us. the praying part of the chuich. pray much for his success. . ." iss Albertha L. Ft azier. .the laughter of Rev. Frazier v as home for awhile after teaching for her first term. She is n ?\\ . mployrri at Myrtle Beach. Sunday, June 22. despite the in- ^ [ lenient weather we enjoyed a ^ good meeting ht St. Peters l'a it ist ehureh. Our hehved Missi >n.try Rev. C. D. Pewit,t. preac' ed \ noble sermon.- The Children's . Pay exercise followed. \BMKVILLE DISTRICT COM'. " IIOI.DS ANNCAE SESSION tl .A TTTe Abbeville district eon feF1 ~ nee h'eld its annual session at MylbeVry A. M. E! ehureh. May J. iOth. with Pr. \V. S. Minis, prtsid . ine' .Ailder. presiding. After the nsuai?preliminaries the cent -rMiee was otganixed. ReC. (J. \V. . Bradley was elected secretary and reporter. The committees were ' read' by the -P. E. and adopted as Vdh'ws Contingent. Rev. J. P. '' Boyd; dir.: Education, Rev . .1. W . \Fartin. Chr.: Applicants for Anuial conference." Rev. 07 \Yt~BT ad . i ev, Chi'.; Preachers for Orders. n Rev. E.- F. Johnson, Chr.; Resolu- 11 ions. Miss Hattie E. Perrin. dir. \fter which the repot rs fray ^ barges were fa ken. ' The P. E. had previously nilimmced that the conference would ul.iourn after^the evening session j tnd urged t'nat all reports be c un jj ileted in the first session, which vas jh'iie. 'i TTTT~\V. K~ Williams and W. T 77 Williams delivered effective sermons for the pccasion. Among the subjects discussed j, vas: "The Moral Condition of the , I'his. subject is always inti testing People" led by Rev. J. -\V. Martin. n ts it reveals soniK very peculiar t Tleas- thai we diavh. uf what Tltr1 abject includes and our personal otiniients on it. Amoiiir tin' visilois wciv tiK'.l^ovp"."" P.M. Oarv. j"?r ?'-siclhivr el 1cm Jreotiwood district. C. Ci. Cilo'/ci . jl'csidintr older. (irecttvillo district f. AW Thomas. \V. L* Uovlin. M dnsscy. ,M. (i. Williams. ' At the close nl' the session STTss" Tattio K. Renin read five rep n t ! >n resolutions. thanking Rev. Mi-. 1 ?o.vd rKt""chTci trinin/ pastor, his iioniheis dud friends. who m; do f~~h<>ssiTiTi~for the rnvT>l~entcftt.in- ,? lie tit divert the .XhhtjvilJe district orf(ireTTre at MtilhM't'V <' ' tp-ch. ^ Mitch credit is due ^he presidnjfTMder for his spirit to have, the listi ict always piessintr forward hidler heights. 1ACKDON! \ R \rr. ClU'RCH NSTAI.I.S I'ASTOR i in- .Mnc-ctiuma t church if Irnin. S. held installation crvices Tor Its P:psTo7\ Rev. I.J. A "His. The mooting1 hegp.n Sunday a tight. Juno- 1H and ran through ame 22. The pastor preached .,j ho morning sermon from the text , Onah 2:2. subject Find the t 'anso. lie preached a soul stir- .. ing sermon. At 2 o'clock Rev. ,j [. P. Ckaaliui?preached?Uro?pa*??+, or's mstallatum- sermon nsin?feu lis subject. God Needs a Man. th lis mess aire was full of inspiru- 'J ion.- 1: MT. Z-fON \. M. E. ( HI lt( II * . - h Rev. Julius llnlman, Pastor j, CJarnett. S. C.? Services held j. core as follows: S. R. 10 o'clock, '.j 1 O'clock Rev. R. Brown from n. Savannah. Ga. preached to a v r.rgo audience. The junior ci oil ang. Sunday night_ R?-v. July.is folman preached for Rev. Frank 'il.bun ill I Ini 11? "i die '['lie -? noi) was inspiring. .... The ChildroivV Day-'pi'ogi am at 'ion Hitter Baptist church sl all iu ie a day of lone remcmhrance. >upt. Deacon Jim Hampton -avas--of n charge of the prog aiv.. Broth- ;(r r Hubert Hc-yivaid Wits in chat go n f the singing. The members of Ritter Baptist i hureh souls and hearts* are 'ill- so d?w+th joy to see their rhu "e.h d? TTtreessfully pay its '"nil interest, t Mrs. Cora Jones of Savannah, d< la., is visiting Ker~ mother Mrs. Torino Simmons. Mrs. Mamie v 'inekney and Mrs. Anna MoFar- jo m mmorcd to A41(W?Ut X?a. xiy. Mrs Lottie Rivers of Sn- in annah spent The weeT< end with e.r frs*. Mamie Pinekrtey. The many friends of Mrs. I.ila hi I r ant and Mr. K. Seott wish them th "spoedv voeovery. Hi Mr. Jim Murry of Savannah D: la., was a visitor Here Sunday, re Ti e IJHh annual session of the I Qi Wi* mnt in Florence Junn ?-4-1 *gr Camp Pineerest C Camp Pineerest, under the ervision of the Family Wei: s fourth year, June 16th, 1 t St. Barnabas'- Mission, Jen ille, S. C. r Camp Pineerest is a lOutri amp for Negro children in f ies receiving services from sc yxnci.es it- is the only ean\t :s kind in South Carolina folio children. -This year, f ?r tre Ijist t lie Camp was financed and' n g?d by interested Negro ens organized into Camn P refct Council by Miss Wilhcln toberts. case worker with amily Welfare society, 'ouncil was composed -of sev nits. The Health Unit, heti y Mr. S.-Tanner SStatford, su itendent of the Waverly-Ci anfhritan hospital. began w ery early. The children wort mined bv Drs. K. Stanley TTi 11111. and Dr. Kric tiaston Mi 11. The excellent work of t lealC. unit gave the childrei ond background ft/r. nutri eitelits tt> be received at amp. Camp doctor Eric Mi 11 attended the camp twice mrfc?1 tent a I care was given >r, H. P. Pritle. The Finance Unit was led Irs, If. X. Vincent, visitor \ he Richland County Departn ??Public?We 1 laiV: Wit Inuit emarkable work done by nit, the Camp for 1P41 mi ne proved only a pipe tin lost t/f the persons and org: ations contacted were very perative and thus heipetl to in to finance unit tome out on 1 .11 other units also co-opera -The?m ana-mo iieni unit was triking example of the w lat la ypersonis can do l'n le etlicieneient chairmanship trs (jurncy Nelson, Benedict < tfe,?the mbTwt&sjUuart? iniil pi etl mentis and stocked'the sh< - of the dit-1 kitc'hen with est entile of food. Other du l' the management v.hit were ually well executed. The Supervisory I'nit was aiiV of 4'an?f>-:ri Hoc test. pio\ ijr w*ond>rful imv vistas for < n "who needed them. The staff for the current y as taider the able leadership Irs. Frances Thomas. Home I' titration Airent for R ic hi; unity. Mrs. Thomas lias I .'urs of experience Which equ .a to (ill the position uniqm er preat interest in the proj as evidoneed hy the fact t rr v idunlco'l pd"T7i?Tto TIVe"~\v" pi') yhor v.'ioiiinn?JLh^-Tlw i was ;essis-te?l hy -Miss?Mary 'oodard. a primary teacher i?'? ? - ? < .< v "uumuiii m'iiihii sy mo 111. . as als.i a- volunteer. Council icluiUi! Miss IVmetla Johns 'citation director. and instr >11 ill art- and cral'ts and her -taut. Mrs. Viola Ransom. .f helpful addition to the st -K hOLTJi ( \ R( >1,1 N A S'f .A AKKS OS IOI RTII OK .11' \\ i.' :. tin I- in tli of July ; k-'.ys. tl." people ,,f South ( Kiu.*nati.fj'ii\ :h'nk ot' vu- it! -I r ' ;it' Oil I |.. ii I'., i OI?IcWio fails that tin- I'.anth t : r i s or Friday in ail pr<>i 1;> t .-tat t?; rk st.-i'.s \ Fid t h- v v. il! in' tiio ho.is t i 1 j-!o ' Smit i: t ai 'ilina ^oi_' TTTittt nin} also on Saturday, 1 Hi: . : i 'ill S i i n - la v. t In- -i\th, people will have !it> 1 itl; ;t .-in !{;'. ot or tills ? nt 'uv perio l-.li. ;,r Carolina .isLa*..:.-I'arka J it:.in fifty mile* ol" virlusi . i'iv. n of South Carol :| many "I tlunl are only fr o t.i iw,, niihs away. ' t iat these parks, is ..no of the oiirn'ost acti > hut pi<-:ii. kinir tins iv ? el r md. Iit- facilities haw 1>. cm wl.rii' the picnic fa, ilit e used in capacity, thoie is ays plenty. of room t > i nv enickers aiy-rhe picnic inth n >nr( ii?l <n the ground. und atil 1 lie trees, or if the pictli - desire, they ' may t; itlyc tuh.ies with thton. aid e people's parks at. I their cle: less is largely in the half.Is e people who t,-c litem. In vi til.- heavy burden which \ placed upon the workers <r hi. ninth .of July holidays, "Walker., in cKartce of St irks appeals to tic usinp ptil coo])erate in keeping them eh deposititir all paper, rubh; ul yarhr.r i;e in the rceeptac ovided at various places t'nrm It the park. He also appeals to the pt -t-+ obey-=rh<'~simple ruiesinjinr safety in the parks a - ;?*>' aIMI 11.1 I I ,11111 .1 h icjils. on duty. In view of t eat numbers of people who v r tisintr the perks, it is biff1 sontial that tin- common ru -rmt rt fTVt* rr?<f t tvt** K#* )il convenience of others he c ill out. The j>i?i ks of South Carolina ifteat need. particularly l>\r l) ns \v! o cannot afford, or dn i siir to t ravel ffreat distan ool.tain clean wholesome ><>r re rei.t ion. here a peaceful mertinir was yed. f.aiRes from all over ale_aLLcndcui Some of our J* nnl officers from WashinpTi iTTTT" we. o \vT th 'Ts>. Mrs. Anna <hrrreff~ rff (Vitfi a vfls elected president, to c vacancy of the late M own. Miss Louise Rogers arlinaton succeeded Mrs. G<s tt as secretary. Miss N. A. A teen of Charleston is,.still.c secretory, ? -1-? . , . . I..,?41 THE PAOtBTTO LEADER " loses Successful Session su- fhis year was Miss Willie Marie fare Stenhouse, nurse. In the Nutritioiv Laboratory wero two .expert 941, dietians, Mis. Ophelia Jackson kins ami Miss . Clementine Gridiron. Assistant councilor was Mr. tion George Elliot of Columbia. The am- resident hosts, were Archdeacon iciaj Maxwell 13. Whittington and-Mrs. > of ; Whittingtdn who also assisted No- | the staff. Assistant priest and i social worker respectively are ime?| Rev. and Mrs. Ellsworth B. JackTan son, who live at the Mission House ^itbiaml also gnve gervieoa lina Pinecrest h a v e gained many the things besides nutrition this year. The i? addition to their classes, duiral ties a lid recreation, the children uled , were fortunate in having the Rev per- j M. P. Whittinctnrr for their spirood . itual guide. _LLir conducted ser ork i vices each morning in the lovely ' chapel and a story hour at the | school in the afternoon. Mr. tch- Whittington is priest in charge of h e St. Barnabas' Mission, whidh is a also oa diocesan, center of the h?n Episcopal Clinch in Upper South the : Carolina, located in Fairfield coun h'h- ty, fourteen miles from Winnsa horo. . Camp Pinecrest was begun .in 1PH7 bv Mrs. Frank Tavlor. then l,v Miss Elizabeth. Withers, and Miss vith Adelaide Philson, white case work mnt with the Family Welfare socioty. The work?tr~fthe -Agency this vvjti, Camp Pi neerest since that tfht time has been two-fold: first, in; ni. terpretative ami second, to enlist m'" the i interest of Xeftro y roups and private citizens, to send Ne^ro hildren to camp, ami toe sponsor lop. t}u, movement. u>(1- . The financial statement of the " is ^ts follows:" " ,'1'" Miss Caroline Cooper, dei of T> P.W. .. ...$ 1.00 i'ol- First Nazaret' church __ 8.00 ,'lv- Till Scout Troop 14 8.(10 tho Trinity church ... 8.00 ties M'-n's club .. 4.00 c- Culture club 8.00 Clock Party 72.53 Milk Fund -- -- -- 4.00 'lie Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity 8.00 id- Second Calvary church 8.00 ' Id Palmetto Medical soeiety 10.00 Colljj^fe""Women's club 5.00 car Delta Sivma Theta sorority 8.00 of V. \V. C. A. .... ' 8.00 1'in Kss Tees x. ..... 8.00 uiii Anonymous : 8.0(1 tad Woman's Auxiliary, St. T.uke's ips church -- 8.00 ly. Sidney Park church 5.75 cct Bishop Memorial church 5.00 .ill hVv-"K- A. Davis 1.Q& 'rk First Presbyterian Sunday an- - n-hefoi chiVs 77 G.00 F. Mrs. Josie-Ilazd . . 10.00 in Mrs. McEachern 1.00 She Wo thank all who contributed uls to the success of Camp Pinecrest on' and invite you to the closing prnuc" gram. 0:00 p.m. on Friday. June :,s" J7. at St. Barnabas' Mission. Jen-Itinsville. South Carolina. art I P rC V P It KSH~fA: M HER SFKK |.V FIFTY YEARS STILL SOUND lP* " I:' Inrire lord of lumber ;l" \v.i> -ai k n lllack River. South 1W h-inlii;;:. 'i he barge ..was loadvu vts. was sut:.in i u'ed and pai t of it i\tended above the wr.t.T level. 1 i'1 Sii.bsei jueiitly, vegetation grew 'l,e i'lonv tit. ncarhv barl. -d _Lhe baimo a'lhl life'lu U|> top o| l,u' ''to nil.' ' lumber a 'dense- muss a" v.-ift*': mn took ruot and lvru^ ^ , I'll hi I t '2 ' OW. Ahn iijr tilt' votfi tatioiis was a ll' "iM'ln n. i- and in HMO. or fifty vriti s aft.! tb?* bar^e sank, tliis ,,n" tupoll' tiii. {rrowinK rijrht on top ,'1'1 i . hil" of 1'inibf'. is .;, ? i::_ . ! < > to ineast heijrht. ol vi- i. V. . b Ktnley, Mi'iinatfonion; " isi Assistant of iIk? U. S. Forest Seren .iii' as i^,ion to iloty wiHi tla iiiiJ L Loiuiiiaa?Commission? of it s Koi'cs; j y. examined the carco .ami ;,1- took a nii t ore of it as wt-II as its I a jnlfifst it (j- coveriiiK of busdu s anil tt.y trees. i.r- It ^ found ' that tho ear<i<> k vons isti d of cypress, lumber ar.d iko that t'Vi r. today the deeply (liled sot lumber, -mtio of which i- entirely u. t oiv+(d"ti-ly out of the water, is for ji- the mo-t part sound and usable, of Thiw boars out the often hcarti o\v |claim that "black cypress or cyyjill press growing .on clear watei .-er b t roams 1.1 in clear water ppnds R. is. -The Wood Sternal.-'?lie I The Sill kon lumber is located die .it t!m < >ii.'by Plantation, fourteen an mi!., s urn: beast of Andrews. South .go Carolina on Black River, a Ivisos le> the State Forest Service. uk *>v*- ^'ur'tis Spain ^ To-^Con-conimissioned ?lOffirriV f.adrp he Camp Wheeler, CJa.. June 2d - !1^v Private Curtis Sp?tin, from Bishop1(' ville; South Carolina, has 'been j aim d to the notvcommissTbnnod officers' eiuire at Ctyup Wheeler. Geort,rim. Pvt. Spain will, in his f'H new capacity, assist in the trainee infr of Selective Service soldiers not at this infantry replacement fences tnv nt- Pvt. Sp;>in has Won .attached t<> he 1 Ht h (colored) training hat? talion. With this an it,' he has un en- dergont* 11 weeks of intennsive the Visit training in the duties of an *at infantry soldier, as an individual rmf -uul as' ;i niarobor of a rifle comnanv 'TTe was chosen to join the fff. faTte because of his oulsti'.ndTng fill work during these 13 weeks, rs. " -v of ir- Subscribe For The Patapetto l^eade* : - J-'- ' ? Merit Exams Plannec For Eleven UCC Positions Merit eaminations will be giver within the next few weeks to ap plieants f^r eleven repsonsible?e? reer positions in the South Caro lina Unemillpyrnent Compensa lion department, accof3tnsp?-to an. nouncement made today by E. H Bradley of Due West, merit system supervisor. Applications foi admission to these tests will bx received until July 21, and all ap plications must fee?on-- -speeiaJ forms, prepared .by the siiuer-visor Examinations will be held ill the following position classifications with salary ranges as stated: Junior Interviewer, $120-140 Senior Interviewer, $140-170; Em pfoyment- Service Manager, gratis II,-$iG0-260; Director of the Employment Service, $275-250; Book keeping Machine Operator, $100120; Appeals Reporter, $140-165; Business Manager, $210-240; Train ing Supervisor, $100-220; Executive Director, $250-416.67. The application forms state that all new appointments will be made at the minimum salary in spective positions. AH applicants, to qualify- for the ranges established for the rethe examinations, must be citizens nf the United St-itno mill residents of South f'avolina for cediner the closing date (July 21) for receiving applications. Requests for admission to the tests should be addressed to Mr. E. H. Bradley. Supervisor of Merit Examinations. Due West, S. C. "Only candidates who meet the minimum qualifications as to education and experience will -be- ad' nvitted to written examinations. Failure to meet the minimum prerequisites or failure to pass any nart of an examination with a ^rade of 70 will disqualify (he ap olicant Tn the" entire examination" and. furthermore, will disqualify him from subsequent parts of the examination." the supervisor said. Examinations for positions in the clerical and stenographic series were held earlier fhis vear. Members of the Merit Svstrnn Council which sponsors this examination program arc .T. CY Todd. Due West., chainnan: J. Arthur Knimht. Chesterfield, and J. \V. Shealy. Sharon. "r\\'|>P?fDV ii'xtiuct w srnooi. r()N VTrNTlON ??TiTHrHVi'""*"-i'iuTa"~" ^-idiuuj?und A.?learntm Clan _ct ntion nm-ned at Shih'h A. >1 K. Inii'-h. Rvosneritv, S. C. en Jun< 20. liMI at 10:15 o'clock with, idtier O. Dunham presiding. Tht 'ovotional :sorvicc was conducted by Rev T. M. Ruhinson. Afterward* the presidium 'elder took charm, of the appointing of the various ommTTtees. -We then had a fev remarks -by the presiding eldei after wTih-h the registration of th delegates fiom e:u.), ehlirch took dace. At 12:00 o'clock Rev. \V. R. Row man of the Columbia district,brought to.-H*. a soul stirring ser w i.-1< u ; : hj"hlv :n>nreciatet I bv all. The choir, which was mad ?i* of delfgatis from some"of th churches, rendered tnusi and tie ollcction was splendid. After col ' clloJi \v<* n.'join ni-il for recess. . The Indies of -Sliiloh pr nnred nost pniTVt;iI?!?'-1 epast of which we ate and drank until we couldn't at any more. At oMock wo returned trr the church for the-afternoon session. After the devotional service. I'lof. H. R. |{ik: rd. district Sunday school superintendent, presided. The following topic was dismissed: "The Advantage of A I. -a"lie in ea h Church." Miss Rosa T.ee Robinson of St. Mark began The discussion followed by Misses N'unn from Shiloh, Holman from Mt. Hebron, and Krnestine HurtTrom Miller Chapel, alone* with some pastors, superintendents, and .isitors. It was said that a league oromote^ intelligence ; nd chri-trt ian living, purifies christian people and helps the social life of the voting people. The visitors Tor Thursday were," Revs. \V. R. Bowman, N. A.Nash, I. W. Jannerette of Columbia ami Elder T. A. Addison of the Spartanburg district. ~ Each charcT rejSort od one hhdred per cent. At 8:15 we returned to the ' hurch ff<r the evening service. After the devotional service, Rev. Cooke delivered most wonderful message which was enjoyed by all. The collection was astonishing. We then had a welcome program fr?m a ren [iivniwi^ WT" nmiuH. .*i r. . \. T. Butler responded, i Tha Fmliu jiii inn I) tf n-i-iin;. in the convention opened at 10 00 with Elder O. C. Dunham presiding.;, When the devotional service was over, the minutes were- read by the secretary of the conventtorr Misa I.eola Rutherford. At this time Prof. IT R. Rikard took charge. The Institute 'work was taught by Revs. K. I? Nlooiv and S. J. Johnson. The quests n was asked, "Why -do. wr belie\ the Rible to he the word of find?" It was said that, (1) it meets <hneeds of the people, (2) because of unity, (.1) superior to all other books, (1) reveals the way of salvation, and (") it's written by I inspired men. At 12:00 o'clock TTcvTIT. 1. Peak- ' Tea ot- .Allen IJi . versity, brought j to us a wonderful message. We J then adjourned tfor a nobbier delicipUy meal. At .'5:20 we returned for the aiftemoon session. When the devotional part of the prograrrt was oyer we then had a modern Sunday school conduct^ ed by Revs. L.. G. .Bowman. J. W. -.v-:rr-:. ~-x. / . . -- r* [ DUE WEST NEWS [Services in the churches of D' West, as usual, avwe good ?n la ?Suniiity. The Union was held - St. .Mary Uaptist church-,-ar>d mai , church people from far and ne: . were in attendance. __ At Mt. Lebanon A. M, E. chur the third quarterly conference wi conducted by the presiding eld C,. Glover, the father of t! pastor. A very fine conference wi held end all reports showed tl , church to be in fine condition.E der Glover was accompanied 1 ^ Mrs. Ulover n"d their fricmf. Mt j Townes. Each made very lime reiv arks. 1 the Rev. 11. J. Glov?.r, aceompanii by hiv. father, mother, tlieiv gues ' Mrs. Townes. the choir and a fit '< representation from the membe 1 ship of Mt. I t banon^Avurshiped i r" !V$f7 7,i oc Presbyterian ch u rc Young Rev. Glover was the speal er and delivered a very instruct!1 and touching sermon. After tl close of this service, he accompi nied his father to Greenville, S. ( where he went to conduct his qua terlv conference at the A. M. 1 church in that city. They returnt on last Monday night. Mrs. S. Ellis has returned honfor her vacation from her wor at Harbor Scotia Junior Colleg --at Concord, N. C. The wife ai 'aughter of presiding elder Cov an, ! ml Mrs. Rosa Kennedy c \shoville. X accompanied he home and spent the week end Mrs. K. C. Sussewell rcturne to lu'r home in Chicago. Ill o lqst Tuesday after a <}>lightft Wsit with relatives and friends i Due West and Ashevillo, N. C \ir\. M _ i- ? ?? inn' ncj e sno was the hous guest of Mr. and Mrs, Eugen AT Susscvvell. Misu Robert;! JL Ellis is Joint graduate work leading to the mas tor of arts degree rt the Universi ty Qf Michigan at Ann Arbor. Mis Ellis, who is the daughter of Mrs Susie Ellis and the late Mr. Ro he it Ellis, is .a member of th faculty of the high school of Soutl Point. N. C. and iv a graduate o Johnson C. Smith University. Mr. Joseph Harmon of Phila delphia, "Pa., with his young son is spending sveral weeks at th< home of his father, the Rev. CJeorg' Harmon. Mrs. anie M. E11 i^ is attendini summer school at Greenville. S.'C Miss Eufa James of Charlotte N. C.. is spending some time a home with her mother, brother and sister. Mr. Richard Voun". the son o Mr. and Mrs. David Young, wai funei.;ilize<l at Mt. Lebanon A. M E. church on last Tuesday. Th i ites^rn-, uutHln^lgdJixJu^.4>a&ty Rev. J. E. Venss. Rev. J. E?Vutrsr?worshiped a Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. church 01 last Sunday, and added greatly t< I I IV >V* I \ 1 11*. BOWMAN'S SAVINC; \V. B. Riiwniaii, ne\vs editor, say inir is; the weekly of-Ov lamina. T li e Palmetto I.ead er, that when he wn? principal o Bethel srhool of Ply t heWOod ii Kichland county, the late J. M. Hoi lev. chairman of the hoard o trustees. told as-, -whiiv tinges it i< nffjee ttnw "-Ti'^iy,j\g M h Tailed hjin. (.Tanvs K. Byrnes) "wmld he South Carolina's nation al leader." Hi^ prophecy has eohv rne. Bowman eontninued and sai<l 'So far :-s the Netrroes of Soutl Carol if: a are concerned, we havi no tears to "shed :it his TSenato Byrnes) elevation and we havi reason to helieve that .Senate Bvrnes has had the oxnerienee am contack to take care of ;rnV~>rrnia" ion that may arise in the Suprenit Court." Thompson and Mr. A. T. Butler \ rive s. m of money was taker u p. ' ? AT i'o v..I t>n>uii oi i onumna S. nddresred the conventioi e.ov he;111LiXij-LLy-_ ?Uv- -s4ct-S-rei-(?th' hardest word in tho English lang n:i?r??. to sav. "Nil" Tho visitors for Friday were Prof. J. C. -Garrett end his -wife Rev. It. .1. Foakloa. Mrs. Nelsot and Miss Hare. Prof, and Mrs Garrett brought greetings fron the Cok?mhia district. The Educational sermon was'de livoreil by Rev. B.?F. Sunrptor subject, "Awake." It was said t< have been one among the best Ed ucational sermons ever delivered The_choir from Miller Chapel sang The resolutions were read by Rev L. G. Bowman. Even though the weather was unfavorable, the meeting was i big success both financially am | spiritually. Miss Nunn connecte< herself with ^'hiloh on Frida> night. t The Newberry district is stil progressing under the leadership 1 of Hbo?rrros%?efficient presiding elder, O. C. Duphftm. !MarianI2;Clonntsiij^e2)orter>i_PTNCKNEY'S F _ UNDERTAKER AN IT OF SOUTH CAROI WASHINGTON S \ HSmKii^uf . -* -' ''- '-* "' Saturday, July 5. 1941 PROFESSIONAL "t CARDS C at _ ^** >y t DR. H. H.'COOPER" or DENTIST it* is Spocla) Attention Given tu Disie eases of the Gums j_ Gold Crown and Bridge Work )v A Specialty Ly 11Washington -St.. Oia S C' \ ?? * ^ rw TJffice H our : 'Telephones: /" ?d 8:30 A.M. tu 7:00 P.M. Otfice 6033 Vd G Residence 88 73 I? Dr. D. K. Jenkins ^ DENTIST .. Fillings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges Anesthesia a Specialty 1- DR. J. G. STUART n o. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses tilted Accurately Office Hours Telephone*10 A.M. to 2 P.M. lies. 4692 ,e 4 P.M. to 6 P.M. * Office 37y? ( M * r." Office^ "Residence 'e 2030 Tavlor St. 1317 Pine St I REV. J. ID JOHNSON ^ Ntrr\RY~rrBHc ??? d Office 2029 Marion Street n Dealer in Ileal Estate, perform? '1 Marriage Ceremonies, writes WilU II Deeds, Mortgages, Claims, etc. r?n ao_ _ it? van iu aee nim e ' UM'I ? 1 L AOKFOR Jr.-M i MENTHO- f:j I NULSION IW Of MENTHOMULSION ! V YOU FAIL TO GET | SOLD BY DRUGGISTS s j EVERYWHERE {j| f I - * ! l^riHSSXgKS* c -Eur?Dr.a&terottkmK.. und Alterations ? ? ^ T all Rinds, inclndink the Kelining ~~ I (OATS 1 . ?see? 1 Miss Laney Kenneiiey A Specialty is made of School oi ? Print Dresses. Work Neatly Done :-4 1203 TTNE 1ST. ~ f * * ' 111 < ii' f MADAM PETER'S HAIR CROW I It For Diseased ^aTP ?a Gives 1 if* P Apply once a wool.-?l?Tir?*--35r 1906 Rlanding St.. fitliimhia Si V* j founts Drop Store, Washin ir ton ? St., Thomas Dniur Store, Tayloi and Harden Strpefc?r ONS WAY VA cents per mile ROUND TRIP T 10% less than double 1 the one way fares ~ ? Air Conditioned Coaches ON THROUGH TRAINS [" J. T. COBB Division?Passenger?A pent? i Columbia, S. C. i ? | Telephone 9231 DANTZLER BROS. ' SHOE REPAIR SHOP > 2379 Gervais St. Columbia, S. C Prices Reasonable {T* Invisible Half Solinp a Sperialtj ^ r-IU P?. . Mnll.m-na TJNERAL HOME hcknsed kmrat.mer " .ina* and georgi a Funeral Cars and Funeral Equipment as good as the best And Better Than the Rest "f"* And Prices Less Office Phone 2-1357 ' Residence Phone 7765 CfH "KTEKY and service ^ ?