The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 12, 1941, Page Page Six, Image 6

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ftfrttt ? *ot*v?Tool VMXlM *tn aoawar*4 *lr**" In thi* column, rot a Parr at* ltnr, mb4 S8o fcrnr M? Amotoar Iuoom 4 Lvarr Pat CBaBt and ^ oal-ra br nlaia m# wnHtantWU Utt*r4*< tr** a4rlw'a? alplac dub* ft) qnaction* pdratalT. Blqn yxr^faB una. addmB. AMTaiSaiSSTr U Mtm and plana tnrtud# a vallaA driaalfl. RUop anralopa lor you reply. WHW Tor?Abas' wallacb. kn *1 Taa Fauotto Lbams. lilt Ambmt *, CofctKBLA. A "nillBl D. W. F.? Dear Sir Please teli me if I will continue on my job? also tell me what to tin about my wife's fain tin g spells? Ans: Indications are that you will continue to put in full time for an unlimited period. By all mean? save some money now that tyou are makthg enough. Carry your wife to a good doctor . . she shouldn't be allowed to neglect her health. B. L.? I am going with?a m^n and 1 love him very mtreh and -hesays he-loves me. Is he jiving me and should I forget him? Ans: The man likes yon well enough but he doesn't care foi. you enough for' marriage. Since you two m-cn't?very, agreeable. it seents to me that it'would be well for you to make some new , friends and do not depend orrthis" man altogether for eomapionship. C. L.?I borrowed my grand fathei-'s iiun glasses and now they are misplaced and 1 .want to know if I will get them and what to do 1 Arts: Buy your ~g'fSYRl~ falthyr another pair of glas?es for you won't be able to these back. The boy you loaned the, glasses to " might know aomething'about them . . . why hoi ask hinir ^ ?Afc?M; tj;?Can?you please?tell me why. the boy L IoVe seems t> Mate me. Will he ever tare for me in any way ? Ans: Not -never. There isn t anything at all that you could do t" , make him change his mind and 1 think you' should step thinking about him. You ilon t appeal to him in the.least, ai.d it won't help matters any toa try to run after him. P. W.?Tell me if this persor . 1 have contacted will aiu.Jne financially until I am able, to help myself ? Atis: Without a doubt he will. , v? This person is your friend and there ra no limit to what lie willdo for you while you are gmng through this period. I want you not to accept more than absclutc, Jy necessary front him as Vou should return every cent he loans you. M. E. C.?My -ehildien's?father j and I stayed together seven years . and now he is married but it was all spite work. He'wants me o --lake him back now "and since- I really need a husband, tell- me what to do? ns: I think tr.at v?u are . n titled to him . . . but you iiius-m insist th?'t he got his divorce and many you like he should have in i thf first place. If he had been tied to you, he wouldn't haw jumped up and made a fool out of himself with this other woman. Yes. I believe- it would -be to yoat advantage to go back to him. - M. C.?Should I let this man that came around t<> my house work on my leg and can he eur?_ it? He snitf he would hr* hark in a few weeks. Ans: I strongly advise against it. Go to a good medical doctor for treatment and ii? ; letting tinvmv-n?{Hit anUhilifc" on 1 your leg who isn't qualified to he I a-doetor. The-- krrrgFTA'nu put off I treatment! of your leg . ...the morel difficult-it wiU be to bring 'about 1 a cure. P. R. C.? My sister died and 1 | have an insurance -on her..and II want to know if I will collect on I it alright? Ans: Yes, the company will b -1 ?forced to put nil. Register your I claim at oircb with a death ccr-1 tificate and I don't think you will I have any trouble whatever col-1 lecting your claim. FURLONtrE ELECTED SHAW I ALUMNI PRESIDENT Leslie A. Furlcnge, president of I the Shaw University Alumni Club, | Inc., of New York City, was elect-1 ed president of the Shaw Universi- I ty General Alumni Assoeiaticm at I a recent meeting of the alumni as-| sociation according to announce-1 ment of br y:"fc nf Frnnlr I Iinton, newly elected executive sec-1 reiary or the General Alumni Association. Mr Furlonge, who succeeds Dr. Max Kim? as president of the as^~ sociation, has been especially active in the Shaw Club and New York Gity civic affairs having served as president of the New York Negro Survey groups, Chairman o fa committee for equal accommodations for Negroes on railroads, and treasurer of the Congress of Clubs of Greater New York, an organization concerned with the welfare of the under.... privileged of the community. Other officers elected nro aa folJotfTffi Mr*. Leonora T. Jaoksrm, Fayetteville; first vice-president; the Reverend J. Jasper Freeman, Norfolk, Vs.; scond vice-president; < the Reverend George S. Stokes, , Middlonant MieuHlnjf?secielaiy and Mr. C. C. Jolly, Raleigh; ^ treasurer. ? fci-. i ' * t DENMARK **EWS Jericho A. M. E. Church Rev. J. P. Cummings, Pastor In spite of the rain Sunday wuia a glorious 'day at Jericho. 0u> Sunday school openeH 111 12:00 6T clock because bT I He weather. All uffi(ers were at their posts (i? duty. The lesson was beautiful ly taught by Supt. O. S. Riley am. reviewed by the pastor ^?: ?At?1 :Ui? p. in. our beloved P'ftStor took the stand and brought us a message frm Cen: 2S:lf>. subject. "Tarry here ami rest." This man of (Sod brought to us man> good-things which made on hearts rejoice. At 2 o'clock Rev. R. W Williams, who conducted" (Hv~ meeting from the beginning of July, brought us another message from -t4te?subject. "One thing nil ? the. subject. "One thing." All again were nappy. Wv took recess and dinmr w:i? served on t?u-- ttrouhd. A ( 7: do Rev. WtHtottrs- eloset1the rneetinjr. Ho took his text from j ttev. t*>: 17. subject, "A ^rreat day." ile preached as never -before, - - W o oan but say that we are improving uiulor the prevailing eoniitions.. both spiritually ami fi Mtnciallv.- Throe-_ nieuihiTa. were taken into t!m church during this anniversary. W?o-\v<>re?pi:i?i m Tfave Row A B. Coleman amhhis good wife-, Mrs .Yrina f Andersonj Cideniaft. but with us Sunday, isltefound it right to join tin ehfrch of which het husband is now attending ??ti Thi.- online brought a sutMany visiti n ?f* friends were out Sunihiv nanP'iv. Mrs. Williams! hi two thixijrlitois atni son: am' nan\ tiaiiil'fiy from Bethel. SnTter, J. i flelfrt ami ReVcca Reed atv stil! on tin- sick list. Mrs Mai.v Ann Bunch of Ron < Baptist^ chuvch. was laid tv> rest I'tusday. July 1st Sin- was an on1 To'.oian of the cross. W'heti in tVnmark,. \<ai an- in cited to Bethel I m- second am! 'ot.i tn Sundays ami to Je.i ichu the dr si 'ii .1 third SLundnys. Come ami be with us. "Mis c M ('"mm in chant, report e?RKESVI1.1.F. NT'AVS The :n onl. of this community Vav'e ~T>eer. Very much saddened By' rho death of Mr. Torn .Tonnes who '.vfrs killed en? .1 ;:ne?tlMh in?C'-ounibia. S. (' IK- was f.im-mli/.ed t ^Fru-ndshtp Baptist chin ch at J:0l> o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mr. John' lh< mas. m demon at Friendship. .lio,i June 30th and fum-mlr/ed July did. He was "1 years of ;iuv. Ho leave to niouir Hs passinr. wife, two sons, two ost< fifteen errand children and i In st ,,f "olatives and friends. Mrs.* Winder, her two child it. : r.it iir: c?u^?n. AliittH' ltluek, 'r-fr f<"T. Washington. D. C. July jj-ji nv- visit Mrs. Wheeler's brothM i's Jessi- X'orris li ft July ibb for Winston-Sabm.. . and.New Y'utT To visit her chTMreh anTT other relativis. Mis. Mair.n.n Hartley of Leesvillt . ?. is leaving tojlay for Tannuia. X. V t visit rhildn u ai-aI other relat ives. She will also I visit hi r da .ghter in Philadelphia 1 M is<- Gladys Wright of Leesville. S. G has gone ..to Phihulel>hda. "Pa tn he at the bedside of her au.'.L. Mr. and Mrs. J A. Almny. broth r and two daughters of Saluda * . < .. were visitoi's of Mr. and Mrs. H. Rufus Drafts on last SatinUru. afternoon. M' Pi~ul IJorii 1< and daughter isited Mr. and Mis. Drafts on Sunday morning. When you want the Deader, see master Frank T.ee Head the Deader for nuv.s about the Negro. WOODUl FF NEWS New Rethel News Rev. A. D. Duncan, Jr., Pastor Sunday was a rainy day but inspite of this there were a few who attended church through the rain. Mr. Horace Nelson of Moncks Corner. S C was welcome yj?iD tor here this week end.- Quite a treat for his parents Mr. and Mrs Wright Nelson. - Master T. Rrrss Parks left Sunday for Washington, D. C. where He- wilt spend his vacation then return home for school. Mr. Horace Nelson motored to Spartanburg Sunday accompanied by Miss Maida Foster Master Wil liam Nprris and T. Ross Parks who were pMinpr to meet bis train for D. C. We hr/pr for him a pleasant trip. Miss Massey Green left Saturday for Washington. The many friends of Mrs. M E Rogers will regret to learn she is 'till in the hospital. We hope she .vtll?kxr up soon ? Mrs. Corrie Winn is doing nieey . ^ THI PINE GROVE ~ A. M. E. CHURCH Key. L. G. Bowman. 1'astor j ( Last Sunday was a very rainy day and all church goers found it t very unpleasant to attend the regular services, although many who j had the convenience of cars came out and took part in both Sunday school and church services. Ifoe i classes?mot?in general?assembly? and the Supt. asked Rev. Bow- ^ man to teach the entire school. ~ One of the many points h e f brought out of the lesson was how j effective men would be if they j were organized to do work for ( tie Master.? He also pointed out the side partner that is so very" necessary for him to choose and He?will be very favorable tous, ( (the Holy Spirit) Tor our side ,, partner and companionship. j . Service began at its usual hour j and the_ message delivered by Rev Bowman taken from Romarts 5:10 | using as Tiissnhjert "Christian j, Life" stirred -his congregation, p -A+l who heard h+tn enjoyed highly.' 5i I-rnnt?week?Mis. N.nuw Pai'lls together with a number nf others ^ from Irmo motored to Peaks and visited sister Martha Fulmer who 25 had a stroke last year. Sony service. prayers and donation given x by the croup caused her to be rnueh uplifted and she hvJinpruv- " ing riieelv at this writing. Thu?following announcements were made by the pastor: Satur- ^ day~higTit. July 12th there will be Sl ,t show given in, interest of the ' church! Admission Hi and To r cents. On the 24th oT July the H .Missionary meeting will be held at Cross Road church the Rev. C." B. Cook is the pastor. The firs' 1' Sunday in "August will be our revival meeting conducted by the- :1 Rey^rCi. B. Tillman of Camden. A Miss Louise Bouie will supply you l( with The Palmetto I/eader. the u only outstanding Negro paper foi ns rhe people of South'Carolina. Buy 1 a copy from her and read it and s<! von will love it. ~tVime to church. " go to church. -vt (Miss) Janie L Boyd, reporter WKSLKY METHODIST CHlTtCH NEWS B\ (Mrs.) Matildu R. Wutson Out Pastor Rev. MeCallum at- C. tended the Conference for Minis- re tors at Hamilton Institute. Hamp- Ei ton. Va., the last week in June and reported :r vorv hi?n??ficinl v trip. The writer heard many com u plimentary remarks from mem ^ hers concerning the sermon lie I am sure the Wesleyn't??s will be f. preachetl the following Sunday. nj more concerned anil eager to donntc more next suiiuruu?for?bisvacitino that he n>av bt able to continue feeding us with rich spiritual food. . On Sunday July f>th we we res favored with the presence of our District Supt., Rev. A. W. Wright ' pho brought us a message from the 1st for. 11:26. In his .lis- " course he urged his hearers to have fundamental reasons for nflr ^ ing thc??Lord's Supper. Many were helped front this sermon. * Accompanying Rev. Wright were Miss' Lydia Wright a high school graduate of Coulter Acad- I' emy, Cheraw, S. C., and Mr,. Viy- ^ gal Wright a sophomore a t d Benedict collect', daughter and 1 son. The Wrights had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Murphy o 11 v Richland St. r The weather was unfavorable p but a good many were otit eon- p sideling Wesley's membership and a fair collection was raised for u both pastor^ and Supt. Wesley 1 members are Icfyal. * p Miss Mary E. Nance an instructor in the high school at Thomas- c ville, (la., worshipped at her home t church SundcVy. Her friends were . ill liifhlcd lo^cc bin Mr Tonon, Supt. of the Sunday school is of- ^ fering as a stimulant and a more regularity in attendance a prize To the most punctual" stOclenf" attending Sunday schocd for six weeks. This is being sponsored by Miss Vivian Watson. Parents are asked to be more mindful a rvout trie religious training of " their children, only in this wak ^ can your church (trow. When the c invitation was extended for join- 0 ers Mr. Willie Johnson a former '< member of St. Michael Church of _ the Bowman ^nrgc came forward b and conected himself with the peo r pie of God. Why not more of you J wiho are away from your home you are always welcomed at Wes- n fry- r?1 T? . "' 7 :'*. ,J" T* " : PAtAfBTTO LBADKK PENDLETON LOCALS Well, the farmers here about ivc fearing the "Blitz" by Gen. Jrcene. Stop him or he'll "stop ,'ou until Jack Frost comes to your escue. The communicants were very 'e\v Sunday morning on uccount )f inclement weather. Several of those on the sick list use- week, are now convalescent. Mrs. M. J. Crawford is quite houghtful and considerate. She thvays thinks of the ones in great >st need for she had her Pastor, 5rof. B. W. Gallman and Mr. P. f. Milliner of Cleveland, O., for ier breakfast guests on the 4th rf July. Let tlic fourth come arain soon. Mrs. J. E. Morse made a flying rip to Atlnntn hist week on hrtiai, ies^ and Mr. Morse made a simiar trip t0 "The City by the Sea", loth report pleasant trips. Miss Estelle Scott?is getting aong nicely with her farm. She s harvesting ctain. eatherine and 'reserving fruit fur market and ome consumption! She is holdng her own with such farmers as losses John Iti.'.wn, Frank Brown tobeVt Walker. A. B* Milliner ! it-hard Scott. Sam Spear, Ed pear and Petei (Little) Webb. Mrs. N. E. Washington is a oritable florist? It is a real treat 0 enter her premises, or to see her tei the church on Sabbath morn-, ig. We forget to state in our ist week's locals that Mr. W. Mr i'ashington who was quite TIT ~ innetimo ago is now on the road 1 recovery. ^rr?11. IlamiuM'r. .Irrr oui 9'. S = .'c rotary had the misfortune _to :ick a pair (of scissors-in his foot ifluting a painful (tho' not a seous) wound. 1?e will be init a- _ The Stewards deferred their ral iiin.soon we hope. until next Sunday. July 13 on count of the rain. Each leadei ' ill COllIP nvplinfed ? /.nil ?!./? mies of all \vhu paid. Don't let t >ur name be blank. (Jo t</ church 1 nnewhere. Coiik- to some church i S. S. and make trpod use of ' ?ui trftie. ^ ^ t Fl.OKEM E NEWS , f ? 1. -M. Stokes, Reporter ^ t I .Miss Ida James, a student nurse ' ?brenrr-br Hospita+, Durham; N.? . is s pending several weeks with c lative.. and l'riends Mi' ?iwl Mvc 1 ilward Jumwy Sr.- ^ Mrs. Aim-la Anderson of New ork City, is in the city visiting ; datives ami friends, Mr. and Mrs. 1 am I>r?Avn. Mr.- and Mrs. Jessie Hill and unily. .Mis. Robinson, Mrs. Millie Rlackshaw of Philadelphia, Pa. 1 re in ti eity visiting relatives, ' li s. "Hiil and family on 50G W. j farion "street. 1 The reju.iter has been on the iek list. lie is able to be _out era in/ ih? nta?iy" fnends^are "ghul i soe- i.in. back at the drug store. Mrs. JeyUe J. Jenkins and child* mi of Columbia, the daughter of _ he Rev. ;,nd Mrs. \Y. P. JoneS, iunvh. were in the city last week tsitiny, friennds. Mr. ainl .Mrs. Jame.s Robinson re the proud parents of an eight ound d-iiiu'hter born at the Mt.eod Infirmary Thursday, Jul; nl, Motlie. and baby?aow dointr ine. .hi. -i:iitii-s liluckshaw spent a , iiili- it, the city visitirrg relatives nd friends enroute to Philadelhia from Waycross, (la., and other daces in Georgia. M.s. All na Williams spent a I hile in Augusta, Gu. visiting relaives and friends, She has return ionic. Mr. I?avid Dupree of Columbia, i. C., is in the city visiting relaives and friends, Mr. and Mrs. lali.ehi Stokes and family. TH's-"?aTTTI^"\lingo and Mr. Arluir Johnson died last week aftei brief illness at their homes. ai is. Kusa Key of the cfty sperrt~ his week end in Florence. Mrs. wey i? attending State College ummer school. Mrs Murif Stutenburgh of Philaolphin Pa., has returned to Philaelphia after spending a lovely va. ation with her daughter, Cathrine, and 'mother, Mrs. Sallie Mil?r of P>03 Plum street. Mrs .Tosie G. Sciono of Pittt.g- . urg, Pa., is in the city visiting datives and friends, Mr. and Mrs. oeb Grant and family. Mr. and Mrs. James^ Harris and aughter, Evelyn- of New York, re in the city visiting relatives ffll friends. . l v"'W 'i?'<VI. v.T" "" ^...T 11 BROOKLYN PROGRESSIVE CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION MEET T he Brookland Progressive church and Sunday Schol Union met with the Mt. Pleasant Baptist church, Rev. W. M. Green, pastor. West Columbians. C., Saturday and Sunday, June 28-29. Saturday Se9ssion at 3:00 p^hi. b^the'^lce prestflgntr Rev. J. L. Livingston as Rev. W. M. Green, the president, was sick and could not be with us. Devotion was conducted by Deacons W. H. Mitchell and Peter Taylor which was good. After this, Rev. Rev. Livingston introduced Rev. T. Jones who was to preach the introductory sermon. Rev. A. L. Diggs lined hymn No. 438. Rev. Jones arose and took his text from Mark 1:2. "Behold I send My messanger, etc," from which he preached a fine sermon that made us all rejoice. After this the finance committee was appointed. They were. Mrs,T. Jones and Miss Mary Bleasingale. They came forward and lifted the collection. The vice president; then spoke of the president's illness and?that-he would not be able to be with us in this union. We all regretted this^nndashert that?the- union remember and pray for Rev. Green. The churches and delegates were then enrolled and reports %\cie receivuu irum aunaay scnoois. After this the welcome address was delivered by Mrs. T. Jones marks by the vice president. "We then adjourned to meet-at 10:00 a. m. Sunday morning:. "Bless be the Tie that Binds" was sung. Benediction by Rev. H. Morris: Sunday Session Sunday school was conducted by : Deacon John West. The lesson was arght by Rev. A. L. Diggs. After ~ the lesson papers were read bv ] Mrs. Effie Boykins and Mrs. Gtis- , de Mitchell. Both were very good. Solos by Mrs. Luedean Brown and Miss Annie Pearl Mitchell. Re- v <opnse by Rev. A. L. Diggs. Tlie 'inance committee wascalled. Mrs. x Jones wa, sick and Miss Mary * 31asingale had turned in the mon- v >y they had collected to Deacon ? >V. 11. Mitchell. Rev. A. L. Divirs - named Mrs. Effie Roykins and Urs. Willie Speaks to the finance ommittee. They were accepted by he union. At this time Rev. J. L. Livingson informed the union that he ,v;s called uppn to preach the uneral of Rev. Cannon and asked he union to excuse him and accept tev. Diggs in his stead. The union fxcused him and Rev. A. L. Diggs _ook the _chair. The committee came forward ind lifted the Sunday school colection. The Sunday school then uljourned. The hour had arrived 'or preaching. Devotion was cop*lucted by Deacon W. H. Mitchell md Deacon Willie Hagood, after A'hich Rev.vDiggs presented Rev. I. J. Jackson, who preached a wonlerful sermon < St. James and Piatt Spring choir. fuiViished the music. The committee lifted a wonderful collection. The president asked for an *fter collection for Mt57~ Maggie Smith who had lost some things ( t>y fire. The amount collected was three dollars. We adjourned fo: t dinner. "Together let us sweetly live" \\<as sung. Benedict ikm '>y Rev. John Garrett. ? Afternoon 3:2<) p. m. Rev. Diggs called the | body t,. order Devnt hirL-Hoaa ducted by Hereon Lucious Speaks and Deacon Horace Mickens which 1 was full of life. Xhe president then introduced Rev. John <To preach the sermon. In the pulpit ] with him were, Revs. T. Jones, J S. Jones, J. J. Jackson, Marshall. Jeff Albeit, L. M. Hampton and i others,. ReV- Garrett took-his "text 4 from F.phesians 3:1, subject. "A ( Pitsbner of Jesus Christ." After ' collection was taken for Rev. Green ^ amounting to $4 -0. The committee then reported Total amount paid out, $13.00, letn'jng the church ' $3.1.00, We adjourned to meet with i St. James Baptist church, Satur- \ day and Sunday, August 301-31. t Rev. W. M. Green, pastor, West Columbia, S. C. "Praise God from whom all blessings flow'' was sung. 1 Benedicition by Rev. Garrett. J Rev. W, M. Green, president i Rev. J. I.. Livingston, vice- i President Deacon Arthur Wilson, Sec'ty , lllt'irnn Pi treasure'' Rev. A. L. Diggs, reporter BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH I Rev. Wm. Jackson, Pastor 1 MnPl'-l' M' s. C.?Sunday morning being a grand day after the morning showers had descend ed to the earth the Sunday school turned out in full tfith Supt. and teachers. At 11 o'clock service was as usual. Many visitors were present to worship with us. Rev. Wnv. Jackson's?message was selected from St. John 18:33-36, those who were under the sr/und of his voice enjoyed the message. Brother John Ball who was indisposed for sometime passed this life to the .Great Bay<m4 July ^y 1941. May God bless the family. % GOURDJNE CIRCUIT NEWS < Mrs. Ellen A. Barr, Reporter t Sunday school opened at 10:00 o'clock with the Supt. and officers . at their post of duty. The lesscrn ' j, was taught in all classes with re- . .view._ by Supt. Sunday was a ; rainy day but many found themselves out to the house of worship. The service was excellent ^ "throughout " the dav. Al ihiq ^ writing we still have a few on the sick list. Lot us hope that they may soon recover. On the fourth of July ?Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harris had as their guests their son Charlie Jr from the training camp. Mr. Edward MeDoHaUt-and wife Daisy had as their guest their son George MqDonald from the training camp. Fort 4*ragg, N.C. Mrs. Oliva Hartwell-son Prester Barr and wife Idama Barr are here from Buffalo, N. Y., t o spend a few days. Mr. James P., and wife Ellen ] A. Barr had as their guests" last f~ week Mrs. Inetha Buxton and bus C band Mr. Peter Baxton. 8 Mrs. Carrielee Dingle had a a _ her guest her only son Leon Dingle from Philadelphia. Pa. Mr. James Mnrrell and wife F Mrs. Lue Murrellv. had as their guests Emmerson Murrell from Philadelphia, Pa^ Funeral services were held at Jerusalem ehurch for Mrs. Elise ? Harmin who passed -Monday 3:00 0 o'clock June 30, 1941. She was ill J 1' two weeks and her death came as a shock to the family and com- 2< munity. She was born in Wil- ? Hamshnrg county^?l^anes.-SrCr-amL. f was converted at an early age in Jerusalem A. M. E. chureh.~~ She lived a Christian and was a faith fjJ?Sunday?selnail?worker: 7 "JJ On February 12, 1933 she be- ^ ami- wie uruie 01 Mr. Robert Har 'in of Lanes, S. C. To this union our children were born, one of vhom preceded her to the grave. f 5he leavo to mourn her husband, J hrco children two irls and one* I ?oy: three sisters all of Lanes and i host of other relatives and riends. Rise we loved you but Jesus loves you best, "deep on and take your resL Program as follows: , Selection, Abide With "Me ivmn No. 501 'rayerr* Rev:" Elliott Wilson ~~ ? lymn No. 474 Pestimorty, Pro. pCzett Mawvell Remarks. W. M. Brown Resolution, Caretha Dingle Solo, Cathrinc Williams Selection by choir, I am thinking of a friend who ml use to know Scripture lesson by Rev. C. S. J Mollett, 11th chapter of St. A Luke . * D ,1v ? Elise Will be missed in her Q ,???? 01- - ? - ivmr ^ne wffs t|uu'l and all Iov?d her. * ' ., Interment in -Jerusalem come :ery beside her mother. I HELENA NEWS Mrs. Roberta Sweetonberg trf Greenwood, S. is lu/nu; visiting ler parents Rev. and Mrs. ,T. H. Pennie and sisters Miss Martha Pennie and Mi.'s Ezell Hipps. Miss Geneva Cannon and sister ifvonne Cannon of Washington, 3. C. are home visitig their grand nother Mrs. Amanda Cannon, and lunts and uncles and other vela:ives of Helena and Newberry, S. 2. They are planning on leaving Thursday, July 10, 1041. We hope hem a successful trip. I "Mr. Zebbie Williams, Mrs. Mary H iVarsworth of Washington, D. C. | ind Miss Helen Neal and Eliza- I >eth Renwick of Winston-Salem, ~~ M r 4V._ ?. . .. ..>_it- mt' weeK guests of I j( ;heir parents and other relatives j tnd friends of Helena, Newberry ] \nd Pomaria, S. C. They also ; "nade a trip to Columbia to visit 25 Vfiss Parrie B. Renwick. I Mrs. Emma Owens of Helena, \\ PINCKNEY'S FIJI iNDERTAKER AND LIC OF SOUTH CAlfcOLlN, 1 ' ! I 1 ^ 1006 WASHINGTON ST. gWTWttfy,?- ' 'V--inT?irintiwaeg. Saturday, July 12, 1941 >. C., left for Washington, D. C., o visit her scm and daughter-inaw, Mr. and Mrs. Macon Owens. Mm" Mrs Amy Bedell of Cleveland, )hio is home visiting her parents ler mother Mrs. Lillie B. Griffin vho is ill and grandmother,~Mtb; Vtin Reeder of Helena and other elatives and friends of Helena. Miss Helen Neal from Winstonialem, N. G.r was -the afternoon ~ :uest of Mr. and Mrs. Brown ~ PROFESSIONAL * CARDS TAD LT IT nAft**rrn? J^AV. ll. II. V-'VJVJI'tliK DENTIS T ~ Special Attention Given to, Dineases of the Gums Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty > XTice Phone 6129 iRes. 8261 125 Washington St.. C?ia.. S. C. j iffice Hours: Telephones: ~ :30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 60S3 "Dr. L>. K. JenkTns* DKNTIST tilings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges Ar.estheAia a Specialty -5 . PR. J. G. STUART Eyej Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses 1" lttSd Accurately ffice Hours Telephone? 0 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 4692 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. Office 3796 Office Residence 030 Savior St 1317 Pine St tKV. J. H. JOHNSON = ?-NOTARY rt'BtfC" Officer 2029 Marion Street en'er in?Rett!?Estat e, perform? larriafee Ceremonies, writes Willi eeds, Mortgages, Claims, etc. Call to See Him IA9K FOR MEiNTHO JEB? MULS80N JW FOR COUGHS FPOMCOLO^M=j| f 1 MAT WONT 1 URN LOOSE TAKE ONE SIP OF MENTHOMULSlON wait five minutes if you fail to get expected relief r ask fot youft-money back j| pi SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE MADAM FITTER'S HAIR C.KOWFR -l i?r Diseased Srafp ~=r Alives Fife id Beauty. BEST (iROWRRpply once a week?Price 35c >0fi Rlandini: St.. Columbia. S. C ounts Drupr Store. Washington t., Thomas f)r?g Store.?Tay lot? and Harden Streets - ONE WRY - IVi cents per mila ROUND TRIP 10% less than double I the one way fares Air Conditioned Coaches ^ ON THROUGH TRAINS | J. T. COBB Division Passenger Agent Columbia, S. C. elephone 9231 DANTZLER BROS. SHOE REPAIR SHOP (79 Gervais St. Columbia. S. C Prices Reasonable (visible Half Soling a Specialtj IIrk rall.irl Fan awrf l>?li??i<d neral home KNSEf) EMBAFMER V AM) CKOItCIA funeral Cars and Funeral Equipment AS COOI) AS THE BEST And Bolter Than the Rest And Prices Fess Oftice Phone 2-3357 Residence Phone 7765 COURTESY AND ?? f __TQLIIMPtA. s t:.