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JL 1-1^1? ** " " " " , STATE ) ? ~ VOL. XVI?NO. 43. ~ 37th Annual State Colo Promises to be Greatesl Columbia, S. C.?Officials of the ] South Carolina State Colored Fair. _ are leady for What is expected to | be the Fair best exposition jdnce its" organization 37 years ago when the big six days of events open Monday, October 27. ^ The biggest features in exhibit? c P athletics, amusement a nd enter-"~ tninment are scheduled for the six day program. ? " Space has been requested for _ all the available .space in the big half-acre exhibition hall. The live stock bidding will also be filled with pure bred beef and dairy cattle, hogs and other live-stock. c The progress on the farm from ? <*ii luiitn ui uie sune win tie displayed in artistic fashion in. th< ' ""(Hcvaft of school and farm will 1 B be gathered. Federal and .state. 1 agencies aro cooi>ei^atijm.: to.--mftte^ this yearns 'snowing the greatest in the history of. the association-Sensational free acts along 1 with 15 shows, 14 rides and numerous concessions w i 1 1 be < b'oueht to the midway by Knus < tinted shows. Kentucky State, nationally known -football nggregntio has 1 ? he?rr scheduled to play Benedict eol'oge, the home favorite, on Col- ' lege Pay. Rip1 TRin grliy-O-p-m in the -Municipal -strrdirnvr ns~The"out standing feature attraction for the Fair. Mather academy is the timehonored opponent of Booker Wash f ^ inuton high for the high school v ^ classic on Friday. * Officials have spared no pains ?to brinp to the public the best of 1 everything this year. * Merchants on Main street and * other parts of tha city of Columbia are cooperating with Fair of- j1 ficials in givinp away jniore than fifty prizes totaling more than $5nn oh m v Church, School and Farmers Day t at the Fair. The prizes will be given to persons on the Fair j grounds at 8 p.m., Wednesday 1 ^ when their names are called. t Turnstiles are expected to show arc attendance total over 25,000 when the check-up is made Sat? urday and premiuirts are paid. = n C 1)1"K WEST NEWS t ii The services in the churches of Due West on last Findav were p immessive and bore fruits unto y righteousness. This being the day s for worship in all the church, the b services were conducted at each n nn" hv it? pastor. Financial con- s tvibntions were good. At Mt. Le. c - banon. the total rmount raised was b pioi'(i"v?hnn 802.00; at St. Mary," r move han 821 00; and at Mt. Zion, f vn"*ar?'s of ?10,00. $ Th" Rev. .T. Tl. Rums ncstor nf - Flat k'K-k A. M. E. church whs the speaker at Mt. Lebanon for Rev. , R. -T. Glover on last Sunday night. |. Ho nrpached a splendid sermon j, wh'r-h each one' enjoyed. n Mr. R. \V. Anderson of Green- (. ' vilbv S7 CJ". was the last wer>k end , guest of his wife. Mrs. Helen An- r ... dc-i'son of the Due West school fa_ eulty rt the home of Rev. and Mrs. n ? Vftnssr Mrs. Lola Jones and Mrs. Anna , Nance spent several days last week in Irmo and Columbia, S. C. visitin"' relatives. They report a deli 1 h t f u 1 visit. -Messrs. Samuel Trrman. Lowel! Cunningham and George Ro i he*'t Cunningham left on las* ? Tuesday to enter the-CCC. The community hopes them good luck. Mrs}'. Cora Valentine of Antre- . ville, | S. C., and Miss Baeus of . Greemvood, S. C., were present ' morning and evening at Mt. Lebannn A. M. E. church on last Sun. . due. " Messrs. O.- I/. Smith and E. T. Holmes. Mesdames Holmes, An,1,.,^,,,! TT-,r?ptr,n nrwl It l.ir I .1 the meeting of the Abbeville ! (' >"Mtv Touchers' Association heiu at the Abbeville high school as vcnres'Mitativo? of the Due West " hifh school. Others from thi<. place j( who attended were: Mesdame* (J' Julia P. Maiatrne and Eunice B. *. Hawthorne. ' t NOTICE! " V The price for the Football game t, h< tween Allen university and 't Mot-ris college, Saturday, October t 25, has been reduced to 50c. Come I I < no; come all, j Watch The Palmetto see the Red Room Suit to b(5 Riven away at th . nesdav^jQctaher 29, at |W the "Leader's" window prizes. C01 'DR1 si <9 ^ _ T / red Fair t in History Pree Patient i)ays ~ Care Given At Ridgewood Camp There were 5.52S free patient? lays care given to Negroes at ftdgrwood "Camp over the twelve nonths period ending August 31, .941, according to a repirt. given )y Mrs. C, A. Johnson at the?ex cutive committee meeting of the' itic'hland Anti-Ti.bcrculosis auxliary held October 21, 1941 at the f. W. C. A. Mrs. Johnson is hairman of the Ridgewood Camp i Committee of the auxiliary. Comparing the free care given ; ;o Negro patients to-1 that given >. Q mhitoQ \i t-Lf ..V. A... ? .1 ~ -? iujo. u wnii sv;r ?iivj\vtru fiat more free care was i;iven to SI eg roes than white jmtients. -=iPh?=T?b5t^"for maintaining the Megro patients over this period vf time was $9,829.10. In the 1910 ^ Christmas Seal Sale the Negroes ? aised $070.05, which was inade- 1 f luate to maintain the_ Negro pa- t . nents'foFline month. Rev. II . B. Butler, Jr.. general hairman of the Seal Sale cam- ^ laign; is" calling on every Neero ' if Richland county to lend a hand ^nd do his part in making this 14HI--campatirn7^he_bLg?esl_yet. On To Nashville! The Ninth Connectionr.1 Young 'eople's Congress and 00th anni ersary celebration of the A. M. 3. Sunday School Union. Auspices, Department of Christ- r an Education, A. M. E. church, Nashville, Tennessee, July '21-24. j, 942. A Militant Crusade for En- f argement and Efficiency in Chri>- ', ian Education. Join the grand march to Nash 2 ilia fr^v ? -r 1 -I? -? V iwi nit pui];uac Ui itMlgllieu. ng the cords and strengthening J* he stakes of" our BtrtTitfl. Booster Clubs are being formed ^ n all of the annual conferences. n "The harvest truly ic great but he labourer^ are few." Luke 10:2. WHITM1RE NEWS !,. A rally entitled "Homecoming P lay," was held at Bruce' Tabei - ' acle A. M. E. Zion church Sunday, P )etober 19, with the major cap- ;l ains J. C. Byrd and Eastei Rob. 'J rison. it Both white and colored partici- " ated on the program. They were: ' /hite, JMajor J. T. Crawford, pre- ^ iding; Mayor F. K. Douglrs: n anker \V. \V. Lewis. They all 1 nade excellent remarks. Colored, F o'lo, Miss Easter Robinson; wel- E ome address, Ruth Johnson; talk '' iy Mr. J. C. Byrd. Grand total of ' inance. $70.00: contain Easter G tobinson, $42.57; other collection, T 28.43. We'thank one and all for r heii fine ebupt'i nticm in oui' rally. Sunday at Cedar Grove church " as the end of the fall rally. A 1* irge crowd attended to hear Rev. " Cilgore from Earl, X. C., and C astor, Rev. A. C. Chambers. The n otal amrmnt raiser in The rallv its $42.40. Grand total raised F rom all deparments, $54.57. Pie- Ji idlng was Buelah SwiwRen. The C astor c/f the church left- with a F miling face. We wish him much h uccess?at th*?annual?confei ence * i Columbia October 20. . R ; , r i R C'OF?E NEWS T Rev. C. C. Burgess, Pastor j \\ Sunday a. m., at the usuai hour p unday School was called to order, o t Macedonia in. town by Bro. S. 1 I. Connor. Rev. Burgess and of- p icers present. The Sunday School v ssson waQ beautifully discussed. T "he pastor having ta leave for lood Hope before adjournment, ^ft his donation ak usual. p At Good Hope Sunday School T as called to order by Bro.^Jc/na- ? ?sson was also very interestingly ^ liscussed. Review by the pastor ^ A lively testimonial service was onducted by the pastor. Many ^ estified. Rev. Burgess then se- *1 riptr*/! hi tflvi C no? Of Vf ntiUrt... ^ :9, "Come unto nio." Subject, "rn !l nvitation to the Kingdom." I am ,?r ure those present* could but say f hat the message was food for lir souIr; The financial part was n ood. 31 On Sund.nv p. ni, the A?F. loague..-L: to,, eflted to order nt Macedonia Z y the presdept, Mrs. A. R. Sumper at fi:30. Many were presant and i 0 ook active parts. Rev. Burgess ! 3 ed many inspiring sonars. All joined in. i i11 leader's window and^ e and valuable prizes i* le Fair ground/Wed- p o'clock:?Watdrjp and get one of these n Tt T gDFAl COLUMBIA, S< Guest Speaker cil I . MRS. SUSIE U FLIPPER Special Notice ro Women! An Interdenominational' Miss, onary Mass meeting at Bethel A. H. E church (basement) eo-nei Taylor and Sumter streets, Coumbia, Friday, October ill,- at 10 n.m. Mrs.?Sv?l-r.?Flipnei.' u.st speaker. K M. DUNHAM, Conference Branch President OREENYILLE NEWS i -M-a-ean-1 Ht rdr-T 't'ns-y \v!n? r several y.a,-s has bee" librainn at the Phillis Wljeatley I h; nch of the city library. has left ie ci'.v in order to fill n position t Battle Creek, Michigan. It has i-en stated that Miss Pond, 'jrrass i to be librarian at an army post, liss PondeririT.ss has been a tronir church worker here and as been connected with many pro?cts fc/r community improvement, hit-also?strove constantly to make ie branch Library an indispensable art nf all the schools of ttw. <-omi Mrs. Julia Cooper is serving as brarian at the center until Miss 'enderffrnss* suecesor is named. A banquet for the colored eiulove's of Roqrers Stores was held t Ph'llis Whentioy Center Snturny niffht. Warehouse employees \ whose honor the banquet was ivert were: Messrs. Willie Lowe, ee Goodwin. Rufus Rurke. Arthur [a k Myron Wood. Caesar Chan- j "1. James Burke. James Davis. a<ner Hariston, Leonard Martin. Ins.'"!!" Anderson. TTosie Bryant. Id. Fi or, Clinton Robinson. G envoi Hevwood. Jon-h Cureton. olvn Cureton. John IIen? v Roldeji, Hades Johnson. James Mnekev. J. ) McRe '. Eutrene Smith, and Leov Harrison. jsneeiai iruests were several non"???>?l?sto#ned officer,. (,f the 810th inffineors Corns of Tanma. Flu. ov- tomnorarilv stationed ; t the Iroenvill" airhase. Military men resent werej Staff Servant* MorL w H Ti'?oer.0'M?rHn-V B. Jon s. ] lor'ie "Flowers; Sorffeants Am- I jiiu^p Mitchell, Herman Flritt,. harli? McCants.'R. J. Kennerly, 1 Itttrene Colemany-Lee Rm- l,am" -j erth. Willie Scott. an;J William lexnndor: Crna/rals .Toss Lewis, j lennv T, O'Rerrv, William R. j ooper. I uthor R. Champion, Orion j azzell. Charle? L. Hudson, Jam?? . Tolliver. Other men invited were: Doctors-] barren Cooper. J. Guy Douglas, i eck. Henrv Lawton, Preston | tewrrt. C. E. Hammond. J. Wil- i o?- Walker; Messrs. Henry L. '' reivol. (i"o. W. Parker. E. C. furrav. .T. Edgar Smith, and K. E. i r/nes. Dr. E. A. E. Huererins, a trradate of Queens College. London. ) intrlond, wa? the truest speaker. ?v. Hvearins also presented theI (r .tnff U...I .... 11 111 at ehouse employees of Roerevs tore? had sent from New York v air for Sterling high school. It j as undersToo'd, however, that two ' r three of the men from Roprors j tores would attend one of the ssemhlv periods of Sterling in j rder to go throueh the prosenition cereni(/ny in the presence of ! he hleh school students. Other! lUfhPnrs en "prograni were, the peec1, accepting the flair bv Prof, j awton remarks hy rn armv rep- 1 esentative, remarks by Rofc-or tore? men. and h\- several of the i v i linn aruests. and ahn jrroun inp:inirt Mr. Henry S. Pureival, xeoutive secretary of the Colored'! Vofrssinnnl and Rusinoss Men's 'luh. hrd rharsre of all nrrnnpfeuents and served as master of pvomonies. The menu wn? prea red under the supervision oV frs. Ophelia Smith. A croun of WPA recreation aders met* in the office of Mr. artment of Phillis Wheatley Cen. er Mondaj^rfternocm in order to lake iMans 'for conrdjfiatinjr plans o be Carried out by various orfr.illzations of the city. But he i7": ROfl wclt< OUT! I CAROL I N A, SAT LIU) I ; Dedication of Alleni Benedict Court ISllIlday. Qetohpr 9 ft ? A lien-Benedict Court, low-rent ^ housing fH'ojeet I'm Negroes, wilL be -dedicated-St inlay, October lib, "t 1 '.in. The |iuaram will be held in front of the Administrabuilding, .oa Court Plaza. Xhe.. .JAlLLic__ix invited to attend this pi ogre rii. Allen-Benedict Court is named " fur the two "Noern colleges, Allen I'l iversitv and HciU'dixt fjillixri. Rc'edict College is separated from the project by I.aurel Jiireet -and ""YTTTT University i s just two 'doe's away. 'I* h e Housing \ : thor'tv rend* Jed a great serine to the two it Th at's, by elimi. >atjn'.' one -of - the worst slyjOflL ven? TTi Collinihin and replacing ' it with oxe ?of-t+ir tTvst planned ''Olisill ' projects:?144 the?< Olllltl.V " On November I !. ll'lO the pro-, iei t?was opened frrf occupancy and 110 families moved in. IIy De. "ember 4. 1040 every one of the 244 units were takeiw?Si^ee that~ Hate only 13 families have moved frnm the project. There is a fully eiiuipped play ground on the-project- for -the- tw of project tenants and the sur-_ rounding comm i:nity. Hie community activities of' the project tVe planned to iiucginte with the "titire city. F.VKK <'IT^ XKW'S ? y a !. ; :' ' ! d- v at *' ?'!:i-' Ba?tist ehu-eh.' Sundry ...i <- * .w-1 ..Jii-lll-'l .11 I ill' USUH. r.oin with all workers ;i! 11,? ir i <f '.Ut\\ Th.e lesson \*.:s^ nicely dis_^_S.S-:cL Sunday niirhi. Hew- F. 1) Quar erbumb preached a 'wonderful ser. mon. Sister Candi-.e Smirle.tai v : n'd er ro-wc-vke.Ts raised $17.00, At Wesley Rev W. I). Primus preached a wonderful sermon Sunday morninjr. "Del Worn nee in tinday of trouble" was the subject - * the sermon preached by Rev. A. R. German Sunday nijrht at St. Tr^ies. Rev._ .Jesse Johnson as- ' sisted Rev. German. The member* of th. local Chri-t- 1 mas Seal Committee are as fo!1 lows: Miss Please Cain "Mi*. Ma. j vie K'.els. Mrs. Annie Shields/Mr. Marvin Green. Rev.-. W. 1). Primus. Mr. Preston Gaskins. and Mr. Roosevelt Bryant. diil mention that at least ? n entertainment will I e held e: eh week. Prof. J. K. Beck, nrineinal of., i St.Him* hi/'I; s.'-im 1. smd P'"f. Alj fred Mo--re of tin- hiirh school fa cult v. Were in Georgetown rn .1msI ine?< last w-ek end. j Mrs. Geneva Yoiinir of Pine St.. i i-* sm-ndinu" < ' . raLtla^s in Detroit, ; Michigan, visijinir h i- re;afives. I Mr. and Mrs. Brooks. ! | Mr:? !"l'it'i?ft- 1:rv Rosem? ml re 'turned to Kurt I'mairtr :n North Ca jrolin,-. sifter sn? ndintr sever:'I days ! with his r. Mrs. Robert I " *"h 1' - \ St..' :<nd his i sisfev. Mi>. ! :. i!e Foster of Fi pQird St . . I Mr. Glasbv M:ts retvrno,! to eamn n Flo'id.". aft--'' sne ndinir severaijrhtys visftih'/ hi< mother. Mi's Vnmnda Gl: -d v. .^CElford -St. Rev. S. K. K i-v preached his farewell srrinmi?at--Mx?Emanuel Raptist church on Spnrtinbur:'St. last Stnnlav niirht. A ft in pastori nir th: t church for ten years, he has accepted a call from one of the leaditiT chur-hes of Greenwood. Those nli" have b. en Us Adrrr Rev. Kav are su: e ho will bo-missed her? in Greenville. He i.. a strop? and activeworker. willinir to tr ive of his time : nd enertrv fdr anv jrood cause. Mr. Calvin McDowell of Greenline. is able to ho up asain after Iviner seriously ill for several days. The "Rudders' ' Kb was entertained at the home of Mrs. Mabel R^JJ__LL[L11H I mi fl "ii I' I ' ' Miss Mrtrt'ie Walker last Thursday af*o>noon -.t *> oYh-vk. Mr. and Mrs. Aeie Stvle- have | moved from Klb-rd ft. to (lower St. over the rivet Mrs. Ma'v Youncr of Flfnrd St,,.., has been indisposed for s< v ni l (lays hern (He of .1 sprained arm. A citv-wirlo choir was orcrnized at Phillis Wheat lev Center las* -Thursday 4H4sh-t??A ivtvy - Urnee present were: Mrs. Ronnie Clinton. Mrs. Sadie 0?born. Mrs Marv j Grand. Mrs ('orrie Lo? Sullivan. Mrs. Annie Mae Heard. Mrs. Geneva Youncr Mrs. Fthel Waters. I Mrs. Mrniif Jones Mrs. Mollie ! Freeman. Mrs S. C. Franks. Mr. R W. Wnddell. Mr Wilson, and j Mr Tillman Youncr. Leaders selected bv the croup are: Mrs. Go nova Youncr. directress; Mrs ! Fthel Walters, ni.upst: M? s. S. C. Franks, assistant ipirnist; Mrs. | Mamie Jones, president. Mrs. Mollie Freeman, secretary. Mr. Willie Grant and his son Mr. ftroadus Grant. o? Focntafli I Inn. were cruests at the home of Mrs. Henrietta Rarksdale of Cherrv Kt. Monday- nftr'*t. Mr. Wtttte Grant is the brothoi cf Mm Barksdale. _ i r . , V 27-31 t ?ei \Y, OCTOBKH 257 1941 Mrs. Ruth Davis Passes Mr . K' ; 1. I'r - in ... | i fd away at her- homo I'.hiS GcrI vais street Stlllday nivht fli'tnhi r, fJ2. liui after an illness ?> 1* ;i fewdays. Mis. I)avis was the- third daughter of Mr. and M rs. '.ToTiif Vaughn, formerly <if Columbia. Ji. C.. now <.f Buffalo. Now York. Mrs. 1^: vis was fun;r:;l izod at Be'ri.i 1 A. M. K. ehbrch on Wed"' si :iy lift"' '"" II?ft4?frrTT?nYlnck ?y the l!o\. I. \\ , .Jam-rotto." Interment was at the PahnT-tto c< in-' otery wlu-re she n-st. u -1? a ytltond <>f beatitrftil flowers Miv i - . . . > 1.- ie?\ es I > HI" 1 11 lid' assing a dev ted h".??>and. Mi. William I )iivis: t\\ ? ckildr* n. WilI Ham Jr.. ami .Mary Alive Davis; | father, and mother. Mr. am) Mrs. "ToKn Vaughn -_u?~ Ruffii-inr?N. T.: wo sisters. Mis. Ella I.ei ITause ^"f liuff.iln. N. Y.. a -.1 .u "<*. 7arah ' 1 Tatcher ( fAiu'usta. Gn.; ' five brothers. Mr. William Varghti of N.ew York City; Mr. John Va:-:hn Jr.; of Columbia: Messrs Kabort r Chailes and Eugene. Van lin. all if HifTalo. N. Y.: a flevoted mother-in law. Mrs. Mary Davis: four brolnei s-in. I'trw and ?>v;f sisters .. J i-law ami - ?- hnst' of 1M;. * i v e s ' .d friends, ? JOTTN^ToV N I-:\\ 1 -ore-i 1>\' 'he Willing \\ .;ers" The silver tea which wu*- spoil Mo; vil and Fragment Ga'ln ? r< of TJethel ('. M. K. e i.rch on Sunday was quite ;1 suvress. A v iv if. ! 1 i ' or mi was ml re*. l?y Mrs. Rosa Jay. Mr. and Mrs. Junes P, ,-r of Cleveland. Ohio are vis 'tit wMrs. Marv Mon Mr. and Mrs. Spigner of i.?: tigcbu(if?were the Sunday afternoon -ffUests "or their daughter Miss Theel i Snianer.in th home of the Popes. M-s. Mittie Smith litis returned to New York t'itv after a visit to Mr" an 1 Mrs. C. p. Pone. Mrs Smith, is a sis', r of Mr. Poiv. Mi-s Ainra Walker spent the week-end rt her home in Aiken. Mr. Joe Miles snent Monday in Augusta. Ga. on business. Regret to mativ friends is the illness of Mrs. Mary Forrest. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miles spent Snndav in Kdg.fi* Id, S. C. wi'ii relatives. WASHINGTON. I> (. NEWS M - < I). Sanders, reporter l'"- I eader in Ben <!,. tS. ?r.. is in '! < rit> s'T!? ?.* !v r sisters and h ith?T_. Mr. s?n?! Mis. A. LrMmcas *,-f 1303 ::> ! St.. N W.: Mr and Mrs. A. R. Rvatis. 232 Florida Ave. N. W. Mi M"s K^rid-n- S >>d-rs l>. St. S. K.: Air. ami Mrs. M. \*? ? snvith. 42.*> V St., N. W._ . ?"Mi- r r:., s nta Sanders ret'tt'm?> '"i Washinirton. 1>. C. \\'edn"sdnv hum nli.'-i iif 11 i' ? [ir11uli11'r her vara- ~ tii . : '". ni" i" Rt-nnettsville S. f* Mr A re hie Sand vs of Now Orleans. I.'!., spent a few days in the yr v(-h sjstov-i brother- fid other relatives. THis is th . first TllUe he has seen his sisters an(I I ?other in 23 years. Thry are. Mesdames I.nt'cla I !if><. Isabella i;:i. i a in iir'idi'iMin, .'am* < aiJlvJA , iii.li.rs. Mis* ( oi'u iSttwIfi*, Mr. Sanders. Di\. N. .1.. arrived in the eitv ami was the house truest of Miss Corn Samler, an.I M's. Isabella Ryan We M like fu> him t-> v isit lis .pain. Mis I'allie S'uiilrrs of RennettsviTlS. was entertained rrt a nartv riven l>v Mrs. I)-rothv tv,nt' :tn1 0." St/. S. \V\. W 's mr'ten. I>. Friday. Oetoher IT pvi^i'iit \ver? M's. Iai it a I.?j as. Mrs. Carrie Header s."i. Mrs. Isnh.lt Ryan an! Miss Cuia Sanders, Games wen* | layed ami a delirious rep: st was enioyod bv all. KlIHiK SPRING NEWS Mr. DmiL'lass Watson of Aiken. S. spent the week otul holt visit inir relatives and frionds. Mrs. Ellen Hemes and daughter, lalmr. lift for Philadelphia. Pa. Sunday, whoro they wilf rosido for a whilo. Glad to report that Mr K. 1\ Peterson L lip and . it afrain after rt~?M*rioiip tUu*k, R:d?e Hill School News v Mr Gardner. .Tamos Gary and [ Wood row I.eeion motored to Oranpehurp over the Week ond to attend an "Ap" conference. Mrs-.- Robert spent the weekend i"> Columbia: MiAs Wells in |Ward. S. C. Mr. .Johnio Peterson who is en- I tmped iti insurance work in Golds I boro, N. f\, -was the truest of his wife. Mrs E. V. Peterson a few j days apo. ? Several tenchers attended and enjoyed the I.. P. A. Club meet- i inp al the home of Mrs. Addie Merritt, Friday p.m. Don't forpet that GhostSj Witch es nrmt Spooks" will walk at Ridpe Hill School, October Hist Admisaion fie. t COLUMB tDer ~" pkiceT fiv Hostess To United ?^ - >* T:h Mrs. J. K. Dickson entertained 150 Mcl'urtie sttoet. Monday night, Octet oi the United Suprtme Council of Genera1, of the 33d and last Degree c tish Kite of Free Masonry for the Sc States ef America, meeting in its fif bia. South Carolina. The music was Graham .Jackson, of Atlanta, Georgia the hostess. Mrs. Dickon is the Dickson, 33 Degree and only Active in South Carolina. NOTICE! |* liettis Academy is calling: all of her graduates and former stu- I dents for a re-organization of the J u Bettis Academy Alumni. All ^ alumni are asked to send their, ^ names and addresses to Richard w F. Boulware- Bettis Academy, -Trerrttmr~Sr C. ^ Information about the "Home u Coming," which is to be November 15, 11*41. will be mailed to you. Mail your names and addresses to-day. Bettis Academy is proud of her graduates and p former students. Let's all meet p together oil November 15. rj RICHLAND CO. TEACHERS' J ASSO'N. SATl'RDAY, OCT. 25 B. T. \Y. MICH SCHOOL \j Tlie Richland County Teachers' H association will hold its first meet A inc Saturday. October 25, 12 p o'clock. at the Booker Wasliing- c ton "high school gymnasium. M rrincipai t. K. C row of the Co- ir !?iiiltia hiCrh school, who hns been recently appointed to the Board of P Education by the governor, has ^ been invited by the executive committee to talk to the teadhers on the "Re-certification of Teach- " ers for South. Carolina." All teachers in Richland county are urged to Ire present. q Rev. W. G. Owens, president J V. E. Russell, Cor. secretary SOl'TH JAMAICA. N. Y. NEWS Sunday wis a be: utiful day for j all < htirch goers. The__SimJji4fa 4M4t^h"dPSW1T^raT"T>ea u. f u!! v dis- v cussed. * Itev. Jefferson was at his post. w We had as guest speaker. Re\ ~ Dixson of New York City. He was (accompanied <bv Miss Graham. 11 ' u brought to us a wonderful sermon, i His subject was "Praver." Every- 1 one enjoyed the beautiful song by Rev. Dixson and Miss Graham. ; * There will bo a musierl program * and cake sale at Antioyb Uantist * church October 2J. at 8:30 p. no P sponsored by Mrs. Bortn-, M~- (C Laugh 1m Benefit of the Building - v Fund Rally, tickets. 10 ce nts. J. L . r .Tones fa lit a i n Row Hugo and bis oh-dr will il rondor ; nlwgrh <n Thursdaw Oct- ]} ober -TO for tuo benefit r>f th" Pas 7 tor's Aid. Come one. 001110 all j0 Margie Coo. seo?-otarv. Rev. (' 1 \Y T,.ff,..s>r o-fv. 1 Mr. Hmitv Rico is st 'I on *b.. si k list Wo ho*po ho will soon bo ^ homo again. . The Sov thorn Now 0 mors Clob will havo its noxt mooting at tb ? !"i""r 01 Mrs. Masuln On vin. 2" ? S. Frrnpklin St.. Hemnsteod t T R Wo hope every monibor will bt f>r?*<?errt at hbt frrratr. " ~ To Mr and Mrs. Anderson wero the R oiios t s of Mrs Hugo stem and Mrs, a Jackson on Saturday evening. v 11A, S. G.| -???3 -J i -i E CENTS PER COPY { - H Supreme Council IR^iMiiM ^I 1^| -? 1 quests ip her lovely home at 15-16 >er 20th in honor of the members the Sovereign Grand Inspectors >f the Ancient and Accepted Scotmtnern Jurisdiction of the United 'tv-fifth annual session in Cojum5 furnished by that Radio Artist t. Mrs. H. G. Thompson assisted charming wife of Deputy J. E. member of the Supreme Council IBENEZKR A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. I). N. Wilson. Pastor On last Sunday morning which a> conference Sunday, the Sunay School was conducted by the ev. Elise of St. Luke. The lesson reviewed by Bishop Flipper. The morning sermon was n-a-ehe'd by Bishop Allen which v? rv iiwhifitxr The A. C. E. league service was (inducted by the vice president, [rs. B..Reaves. ?At 7:30 o'clock the Rev. Turner reached. Hic subject Was "The ower t/f the Unseen." The scripih text wiit taken from llrid Conthian, 4th chapter. The services ere largely attended and many tsitors were present. On Fridav morning at 11:30, [rs.. F. V, Wilson took- Mrs. Hrte Thomas. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. j nttie McLeet to Avery Institute. Irs. Thomas." in choice words, resented Mrs. Flipper to the faulty and st-udents aC assembly, [rs. Flipper made a very interestThe Missionary Ladies of the almetto Conference met at *St. uke A. M. E. church Friday af>rnoon at 3:30. Mrs. Flipper pceded. Mrs. S. Huges, the eonnecttg. appointing, was a gues't leaker. ni- _ n il e ine^an 01 rhe Jitterbugs! Do you like to jump, rup: cut, itterbusr, just plain knocfr vnur elf inn ur WHftt ever you may ant to call it? Of c6urse you o. But why do it just for fun hen you may win yourself a fine irizo. Something: toward that "hristmas present that you must uy. Yes, Christmas is that close. The Carolina theatre is sponorinp a Jitterbug contest, for Jegro contestants only. This eent is to beprin Thursday nipcht, )ctobcr 23, 1941. and run consecu rvely for four Thursday niprhts. )ne couple will be Chosen each .'eok and the four winning coules will compete on the last L'hursday niqrht', November >13, 941 for the grand prize, which is 25,00; oh boy! to the music of "ony Pastor. The time is 9:00 'clock. All contestants are asked to rrite the Carolina theatre and ive, their name and address, or ^ave same at the box office winow. So come on all yon g"y ? his, get bep to yourself and let's win? it out on the Carolina stage o the tune of twenty-flVe bucks, few lira pes, yes; new sweater nd skirts, my! my! all the fun, nd. who will be having it ? Yon rill. So let's get hot.