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Saturday, November 22, 194 nERSONAL 1 MEN HON Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hare, 929 Pine St., announce the nrrivul of an 8 pound. 8 ounce baby boy, November 16, 1941, at 4:46 p. m. ? ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED Mrs, Bertha Baxter-Sawyer of Georgetown and Columbia, announces the engagement of her daughter, Harriett Ella Sawyer to Mr. Elbert E. (Rogers. The wedding will take place in Columbia in late December. Y. P. S. T. CLUB " The Y. P. S. T. club met at the home of Mrs. Ross. The, meeting 1 U__ *L ! ttoo v.?i?cu lAi ui ut'i uy uit? prt?si chaplain, son#. The minutes of tho last meeting were read, riceived and adopted. The roll was called with each member answering. The next meeting will be at the home of the president, Miss Athe! Smoak, 1606 Gregg St. FRIENDLY "14" SOCIAL CLUB The club met Thursday night past at its regular hour and had a great meeting. The roll was called and each mernher " respond, ed. We adjourned by singirg God be With You Till We Meet Again, were dismissed by Bro. J. Feklers. ? The members are planning on a hig nigftt^Thanksgiving over at Dunbar and we?are-hoping our many friends will come and go with us. Mr. George Brown, President Mr. Geo. W. McDaniel, WPres. DEBORAH SOCIAL CLUB The club held its last meeting at the home of Mrs. E. Sumter, 1831 Gervais street on Monday "night, November 17th. The meet ing was called to order by the president at the usual hoi r. After the devotional the minutes of the last meeting were rend, received and adopted. The roll was called and each member respond ed with a Bible verse and dues. Under new business the club decided to have a Chitterling strut Saturday night, November 22, at the home of Mrs. E. Sumter 1831 Gervais street. We are asking the clubs and our friends to cooperate with us. We extend thanks to the various clubs and our many, friend for he'ping us to make our Bingo party a wonderful sue cess. The meeting came to a close to meet with Mrs. Annie B. Qreen Mondav night, November 24. The o'ub song was sung and we adjourned. thf past pnd LOVELY "35" SAVINGS CLUB The club met at the home o f Mrs. I,i*.7.io Griffen. The meeting was opened with a song bv Mr. Wi'lie Mayes and prayer by the chaplain with another song and scrinture lesson. After singing anotber selection Bible verses were ) reciT^Mi Dy nil. The minutes were received and adopted. Mrs. Rosa A sherry was reported sick. Unfinished and new business_ was taken up. The roll was called with each member responding with fee. The amount collected was t24.2&.? -The meeting afUmtmed tmneet at the home of Mr. J. H. Gladden. 2410 Washington St. Johnie Mao Terry, reporter. THE J AGGERS HOME Please allow me space in your ? wonderful paper,?just tu say B" few words in reference of the Jagger8 Home on Elmwood Ave. ? I am wondering if we that have mothers and fathers and they are old, would - we be so ungrateful that we put them iaide In some home tor others to care for. T)on't misunderstand me, I am not againet the Jaggers Home, it is fine, when it is kept right and those people cared for.' It is a sin and a shame for those poor old people to be there and we j Christian, we say, and let them saffei like Ifliej barn. flu flue tu clean up, but not just for once, iin nreoeo eacn aay. I I am reminded of a mother there shut In. Does she have children? Yes! A good Christian son; a very (food man, he says, and don't say anything else but she is there on other people, and don't go near her- I pray God's blessing* on such a man. Not that I am getting at no one but we as Christians should d o better. And if we as Christians do our duty and not something for a show we could put somebody there to care for those people and pay them beeanse ita win til BflfflP thing. So much.for nothing is no good. If not pot them where they can be cared for. And thatrmoth *rT that hap thtf Christian pan,' let hftn take his mother, the one <h<ft cared for him when he didnt know how, then God will bless him more- We pray God's bless. ines on all children that don't cast their old folk aside. Carrie Isaac. II Andy Kirk's Band Here Mon., Nov. 24th ii--v bund, which comes -o the '-Towi,ship ut-tiii.orii.nl on Monday, - November 24, fur u ono ni^hi dance engagement, than in my other orchestra in the count.y, according to music publish ?rs. Top music writer i n the and, of course, is Mary Lou Wil 4at. ?, Andy's sesationai pianist and arranger, who has ove tweny Times to her credit. ? Mary?Lou Is the wri er oT 'Bearcat Shuffle', "Cloudy" 'Cor. kv' (with Andy Kirk. I Froggy Bottom' (with Andy Kii k and John Williams, Andy's ex-snxo. phonist). 'Git', 'In the Groove', (with Dick Wilson, Kirk saxophon ist), ' I Went to a Gypsy', 'Lotta Sax'Appeal' (with John Williams) 'Steppin' Pretty', 'Walkin' and Swingin", 'Mary's Idea, XMiost of Love,' 'Toadie Toddle," 'Messa Stomp,' and 'Close to Five' (with Andy Kirk). These have all been recorded on Decca by Andy Kirk and the "Clouds of Joy", and her composition IRoIl 'Em,* especially written for Benny Goodman, has been recorded on Victor by the Goodman band. 'Until the Real Thing Conies Along,' which the Andy Kb k band was first to record and fi ?.t to play,?wftfH written?by?1/ Pronmon ? u . . ..<* >, ill null lll'H" v. I II I IT'' Clove's of Jov. and it \vr made 'nto lO'O's bi?est hit. nunil er one - Tj tin- Hit Pn'mV for months, by Mn-y I.ou \Villinms' remarkable Trcncremcht of it and Andy 'interpretation. It Ts soT tronelv identified with the orehes as is its follow-up tune 'What TVil1 I T<dl My Heart' that the hand still-featurca it, as a result ^oth of inclination and reouests. Other Andy Kirk specialities "written by-men In the band in. "lude 'All the Jive is Gone', by ^arl Thomnson; Mump. Jack. Tu'>^.' bv Hues Roberts, one of 'he band's arraneers and "Guitar blues'. bv Floyd Smith, g itarist. "Hie latter also features a sensa'ionnl cuitar solo by Floyd Smith.RM'E STAR SOCIAL CLUB The Blue Star Social Club held its regular meeting on Monday night, November-17th, at the home of Miss Allison, 2110 Gervais St. The meeting wa, opened with the singing of "Shine On Me" led by Mrs. Annie Mae RaforA Pre v. er was offered by Mr. Jordan There was n0 minutes of the last meeting: and the roll was called with each member responding with a Bible verse and fee. The president briefly discussed the unfinished and new business. Misc Berths Lee Allison. Mrs. Lucy Allison, Mrs. Annie Boyd and Mrs. Ivevanna Brown spent Sunday in Laurens, S. C. visiting relatives and friends. They reported a verv pleasant trip. Ocr closing song was led by Mr. Wbite, "Till We Meet,". Bene diction. Our next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Georgie Lee Jones, 120C- Pine St. GIRL SCOl'T TROOP NO. 14 Girl Scout Troop No. 14 held its first fall meeting Monday, November 17, at the home of Sirs. J. E. Dickson, their leader, with 17 member, present. ' The meeting was opened by sing ing one verse of the "Star Spangled Banner," after which the "Girl S^iut" promise and s>><ut laws were repeated. Plans were discussed for the holiday serson, after which the following new offieers^ n.AMA ^,1 ' Toocio \fon Pfl vVor > > CI C ClC^VCUi uwooiv iuuv. * M4 nvi , iV-esident; Geraldine Heyward, vice president; Harriet Entzminger," secretary; Dorothy Arrderson, assistant secretary; Helen Mitchellr trersurer; Arabella Goodwin, busines,, manager; Lillian Brown, reporter. t ?j? The meeting adjourned with the singing of taps. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lillian Brown, reporter LAKE CITY NEWS Services were held at Saint Jamas A, M. E. church-hoth morn ing and night on last Sunday by the Pastor, IRev. A. R. German. (Sunday night the pastor preached a soul stirring sermon from Ester 3:9, subject The Over-RuL ing Power of Providence. Mrs. Mary Singletary, the wife of Deacon Sam Singletary of Mt. Clair Baptist cnllWH fl^liUPUWl IMS life November 14. Funeral services were held at Mt. Clair, Sat. Nov. 15 at 1 p.m. Mr. Willie Sindietary, a brother of Dea. Sam Singletary and sister Eaddv died Saturday, Nov. 15. Funeral services were held for them at Mt. Clair on last Sunday at 8 p.m. ~ The' PTA met on Tuesday nite of last week and set the fifth Sun day afternoon of this month for a special rally in the interest of the school. The teachers of the school are to render a program on this occasion. The Patron committee on the sale ot Christmas Seals m >t with the faculty of the school on Thurs day afternoon of last week to discuss plans for the seal sale. The meeting wa?, very good and the committee pledged full support to the , drive. Nurse Huegins >. and Mrs. R. J. Wllaon of Florence attended the meeting. Both grave some very inspiring remarks. Dr. I R- J- Wilson of Florence is county chairman. AM,FN UNIV Ht / '^r^- x5*r |<?. ?B v: :;p Tlio abov,? ia ;t i^holor nuThlo 11 v story of many "of thr?student ~tr.? a colorful event. liaii First picture: Margaret Scott, irs (MLss_jfiBiega Sweetheart) Edith Pi t i Smiley (Miss Allen) Ursell Wil- row HahTs (MfsS Home^comfrrgL? ? dar Second picture: 1st row: Dan- JVaJ iel Tfrotrrpsrm, Henrietta Bowen, Sr-h; R. L. Peguese, Vivian Lewie, Bob- Hop THE TWI LIGHTERS TIF On Monday evening, Nov. H a ING nucleus of the boys formerly , known as "The Twilight Social ! F club", met at the home of Mr. Eivi Herbert Reed,-reorganized and re- ! S. named the c'ub? "The Twilight- '''Mn ers". The meeting was carried , l"?l out in rapid precision: naming the . nv club^ electing officers -and plans.'"11''1 for a constitution for the follow- noS' ing meeting. Already the club is 1 planning a gala affair during the 0',. "holidays. - ? Ppr>jnnr>ol fd<v?tp<l Pri-culnnt 4"~ Tamps. Harris; Vice-President. E. I D. Colcmaii4_ Secretary, Herbert U1' Reed: Treasurer, Charles Thorn- .in . as; Chaplains, J. C. Metz and C. n White. Members: John Wilder. P. J. ^ad Herring and Fre<l Davis. Tenta- I ( ttve members: John T.ee ar.?l Mos- ' cyr es Hopkins. (|tu. This club is bein formed for the (/f purpose of entertaining in social onlj activities for their guests and the themselves. Here's hoping. quai sehe NTov MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT r pou: Mrs. Amanda Campbell \>i Lnn- to)" caster, S. C., announces the mar- nn" riage of her daughter, Miss Julia f Campbell of that citv to _Mr^_Au?uLji drew Alex Canal of Chicago, III. !' ' The marriage took place Nov. j1 V ember 3rd, 1941 at 183 N. Clark street in Chicago.. They are making their home in Chicago. Ti Mrs. Canal is a graduate of the ''oo.Lancaster Training school, Lan- Qua caster, S. C., and was a student of did Benedict college, Columbia, S. C. on'> Mr. Canal is a graduate of Tier. 'arR zel Jr. college, Chicago, HI. t00T1 croj . for er, WVT WAVER LEY SILVER STARS p CL visi prised to hear from u&? A*?though we haven't had any news for quite ?n > a while, the Stars are still shinmmr-bright^ We met on last Tuesdav evening ?rvL at the home of Miss Enrther DpaW".,* p Hart, 2412 Washington St. The ^ house was called to order at the fl je usual hour by our faithful chaplein Mrs. Williams. Devotion wns con- f0]jc ducted in the.Ji3UnLmanner _ending with each member reciting n Bible verse, j Since Tuesday was Armistice Day, Mrs. Williams called for a 1 -p program which was carried out successfully. The meeting was turned over to the president who gvs briefly opened the house for p rvi0T rJiariigaion of aid final nnnr huainaaa ,.1.^. thr r EAST END CLUBS' UNION Dirr The first meeting of the East Hod End Social Clubs' Union was held in t i\ovomrx>r u, at the Chauffeurs' del Club house. The union was orga- Rati nize<l by ton of thg nfost popular A. clubs of the city: The purpose of pern this union is for all of. the ten AV clubs to cooperate with eficTf crtfter Sys1 and do charitable as well a3 social 'Rework. If any clubs would like to mar join this union send in your ap- fo ? plications. in o Tha officers axa?aa follows; . to. ii president, Mr. Goying; vice presi- foil dent, Mr. T. Lcnvman; financial *""f' secretary, MisB Earthcr D. Hart; f^ffi treasurer, Mr. .Garrett; business The manager; Mr." "W. M. Prcssley; .He 1 reporter, Mrs. Maggie Johnson; ?V,?/? *r>u- ? A Viin}iiaui, mis. CjIIH WBBmnRM/Ii; critic, Mr. Nathan Dixon; aoclal Tho next meeting will be at the Chauffeurs' Club house November 7th. THE PALiMfcTTO I ERSITY STirnKN! I MB?i / ^~ 1 Hig{'ii:?. fjcott, h I*eC Jl'.. 1-. nh J Irew fiiinnu:. . Ji.. I'l.-wl Wil 1 I'tunio Whin. ("ha "King. I.il!:t. I'nll- D>uirlns? sidcnt S. U. Hi Sccom : Edward Ta.vlor. Kilna tiaus Lkeiv? Garden-at?W+tlh-r;?Hai i; rrrzrrraTi, Sand. IVThv Kail. .Johi er, William Sullivan. Thclm; /DIERS TO ILWE {KEYS FOR TH.-VXKSOrVirst Army Public Relation ision Headquarters,' Camder November IS?Thanksgivinj ier in the field for hundreds o isrnds of men of the Firs iv on maneuvers in the Caro s will bo celebrated with ft;] :o and flavor on Sunday. Nov right in the middle of the fina most intensive stage of th re maneuver period, young fat hen turkey Rhine from t> :i t,, tvvelv i?"!s that cm easily be ivaste* iheovons of the field ranges, he way the First Army Quar taster. Col. .John S. Chambers ribes the main course to b by the troops, .' elebration of the. occasion o idav im-'ead of Thursday i to the frc tthat the uvek-em November 22 123 afford.. th ' free time for the men dnriiu all-imnortant General Head rt ou phase of the maneuvers alulcd to run front Nov 10 t . 30. ach man will have . i- !kd >ii of tiiikov. with lett..ce annto srlnd..1 fresh -elorv hea?*t: sliced pickles. Celery drossim; t with the turkev. ahan-r will hod no-ratoes ami -trip" b.e>n. let caw is for those who de it. r.rvd and butter ".ill b< in plentiful quantities. and th ?rrCo will be lemonade. tn'ng last year's mat euverV)* tlrtir t.. Vt r* \ rtermaster. troops in t!io fid not hav turkevs because th< birds th'-n available vcr o ones, wo i eh in? around cieh i pound-;, which were too lrrp the TT-M o'Vcns.This war' ). besides hoine more suitab! roastine in t^e field, are, vouni tenderer and more flavorful. If Reaches Men- on Maneuver irst Annv Public Relati >ns Hi o?> IIvrd'Hiarters. Camden. > November 17?If he's in th sf Army. then the. A t't'iokn t Armv Directory System wi> him. over, though his mai mny be )'.-ir frrmi ftdf pint el' rcsftPit. I.ofs take h specif! to show ifiw well the oyster ks. t f>:30 p. nr. on Novom'uer 12 tter \\*ac mailed in the post of at Cheraw, S. C. addressed a )ws: T. \V. Undo! Somewhere in the Un?te< Stetcs \ rmv ho postal authorities tumo< letter nv." !r\ I ieut. Ci?n. llue: Drum's F; <t Arniv Directi/r tem and although there wasp' v the Vf?t!'rt? of a snoo'fi? ad n no )' it t?mh |w? i 48 hours for Hodel to ho lo d. o .1 p. tii.. on November 14. thi >otorv Pv- t''!U had p>nned d w; el's ox.net location "Soir.ewhep ho I'ri'od Ftnte^. Arm*-." Iln was n<' to ho a member o terv (1. 1 T'^th Field Avtillerv P. Q, iind the d. tier wa watlv /ti t;'-.->rod to him. diilr the F!r?T Armv Director' lern ehTe To track down soT ? whose mail cenie, iw roperh ked. it is advisable tv- t mm srddiev* he correct }v address", rder to expedite deliverv. Mai chonl/l hrm t llJ-i gmdf n''me. srin' numhe?\ ot'mv ~n end V P- O. I Ar'"v Pes ice"! numWr of tho nrMrrsso'' n thov will pf't thoir 1? 11ov? ij tfms. ^ .QnKc/'i'intlAn ^ otttrnt. t Tptltttt , Pay Up Your EADER TS IN HOMK-COMIN ag^Kr !. ...a...... i i.. wiw.i 1 .iC: 1.1 j- .a. r??l 17 .a.. 171x77177 KatTie; inc iiowa: d, 1 1 h.-inas 111 adloi i!. VT~7n Va.-i.i ! .on. l:??uenf Pie-sky, Mildicd Ste >, ven.-, h.spvneer llurhes. ti Tbiid?picture": Football spone fus-s siatod, Veronia Wilburn, u?Hi-tiie Spaim, Marsha : inningy 1!a111.^lary F r~CoopeT, JeaiT Gam, ii lie. Standing: Leila Johnson, u I.utheiine Vance, Helen Brown, N AN!) A1101' N D_ P A CI K LAND Mr. it'tii Mrs. - Tncrrrrrs?Lowery !<ai! as their house guests last q v.itk. Mr. Lowery's sister, Mrs. i, Clara Jackson and daughter, Mrs X Peail Thompson of Washington, f D. ('. They were joined over the t week-end by Mrs. Jackson's "l '''ji'^attun'.'a The teachers of the Pugeland 1 district held their first group c meeting at the Pageland school, Wednesday, Nov. jg. The Jeanes f teacher appointed the following l' officers: Miss V. E. Brewer-, chair \ man; Mrs. M. 3. Dargin, assistant chairman; Mrs Luzet'ta Moten, " secretory-; Mrer-Bcnzena Norwood r* assistant secretary and Mrs. L. '* ( J* Brewer^., treasurer; Program committee, Mr. Chandler. Miss " Edna Iteid and Mrs. J. L Johnj son. Mr. Chandler was ahto ask ,, I'd m aci as cnairmnn i.l the ,* Christmas Seal sale tn this dis, t i niul Mrs. Eva McDuflfi*, chair ; ii>an fur the Red Cross drive. All t officers promised to make this a i h: iv.? i year. Miss Brewer preI seated the new teachers. Miss j Celeste I owery. Mr. Moore and s Mr. CI andler. Each one pledged > J their readiness to support the i I croup in any capacity. As usval - .-s teacher was at the helm, full ? of helpful information, ap.iidance' and ^fii id eheor. T. > of the "faculty. Mrs. M. J. Darjrin. Misses Edna Reid, | A)"-* Rlaki n y and Alice Brewer .] .- ? rvi d a delicious repast consist. ? i' / of l ot cocoa, sandwiches and , assorted cakes. Mrs. J. L. John. . sou was asked to express to the ratr land faculty the appreciation ?" of the croup tor ' their wonderful e hospitality. > Mr. Chandler is principal of the I'nJelnmi senool and is doing, - well as the school. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rivers - had as their c osts over the week tl ..I . 1. M ' " viiu, viici* I'liiinri'n, .nr. and .urs. . .Insper Clytmrn and little daughti-i Pearline of Portsmouth Vn ? ?Mr. ami?Mim. Melvin?Rivera ! a-il family of Andrews. S. C. *- Alt"" Gororlur" Rivers who?spent last week with her brother in An^ dtews accompanied them home. Misses Vashti and Alice Brew, or motored to Monroe. N". C., Sat .urduv-,?-T-hf^y?were ? nceniiipanle?R bv their aunt, Mrs. Ola Brewer ] Mas soy of that city who spent 'ast week visitirc relatives and ! friend? here. . . Messrs Willie and Robert Mcr N'nir of Charlotte. N'. C., visited t Misses Dorothy Blnkeney and - Walker Rivers Sunday. ? Mi"? niHkPTH'V Pi' 'A' 1 V. C. spent a few hours with her parents. Mr. a-d Mrs Richard ? Blakeney Saturday as she was 1 enroute to some part of Georgia. r where she has accepted a teach I incr position. ' i There will he a protrram at | Center school Friday nictht, N'ov. - 21. - ftims rwt itnrt-^ hrtttp " yottf friends. ! \r ! WIIITMIRE NEWS I ^ 1 ! Sunday was ^ lovely day. Ser! ' '"** -V uu b?dd?frt fivii I f? ! MVI' ehuiv'? hy our presiding elder, D. ' C Crosby. Rev. Crosby preach 'd ' a splendid sormon. The Lord's 1 Sup]icr \vns administered tp 41. ^ Rem a rlcs wore made by Mis. D C. Crosby and Mjas Francis Clark. Rev. Stroud deliverd a fine-ser nvort Sunday nferbt rt Prurc Ta 'v-na-h* chrrrb;?Ren-rark^ were made by Mrs. Bell Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. Cola Jcriner. and Lloyd Johnson motored to Wins C, FESTIVAL ^ ??5< MWfl??I lai I f : ::":'.? if ' , iz . I:.m. (..mic-v. Jmud ^ mi.t"j u i.ite,. Maggie McGrirt". of FuuTTTi } ietui el Cheer leaders fit of Allen university: Ka.herine th Middleton, Viola Washington, B Thelma Thomas, Maudest Walk- I f or, Gomalia Dozier and Elijah e Dixon. ?H-r Fif tn pw-tniT ATTTd~~ "ATtMThCirr*" Jacket recovering a Georgia State fun:hie in Georgia State'sTen itcrrv. Uf C ARLISLE NEWS yj Mis. Sallie English Hill oi Detioit, Michigan, is here visiting l her mother. Mrs. Kr?inci? English j* and family. gj Mrs. Margaret Young Jackson *v and otrers froru S[H rtanburg, and Miss Bernice Brown and others from Columbia, were the Sunday ^ evening guests of Mrs Sallie Ene lish Hill. - in Mis. Bi'll Jeter and Mrs. Addie ln Hawkins left today for HenderMrs. Ruth Walton be Mrs. Cora Savage, the devoted co wife of Mr. Getfrge Stvage, who ha$ been on the sick list for many in years, departed this life Thursday J< morning, N'ovembor 13. N She was funeralized Sunday at li* Ft. Luke A. M. E. Zion church of or which she was a faithful member -for many?weeFs; Quite a crovd witnessed the service. They were ]e from far and near. She was the ki president nf the Stewardess Board, ]a and was loved by both old and R( votmc People. Her leader. Brci. Al- of bort Robertson, spoke very hiehly fQ of her life as a member. Others spoke of h??r life rs a christian and ? a mother. Bro. Clinton Thomas, Sis. Lizzie Thomas, three of the teachers. Miss Coneee Tally, Mrs. Fthel Sims and Miss Mary Etta MrCornellr N'lne ministers were ? present and mcrst of them" had something to say. Rev. H. E. Hillinn, her prstor. preached the eu. R; logy. His text was taken front 2nd Cor. 5:1. Flo\\vr ladies were: Mrs. Bessie Thompsons. Mrs. Francit Henderson. Mrs. Jodie Thompson. Mrs. Josephine Whitner. Sirs. Ellen Jones. "Mr?". Lizzie?Sims. Mrs D.aisv .Johnscm*. Mrs. Arrwlia Sims?? and Mrs. Mary Tucker. She is survived by her husband, Mr. George Savage. 11 children. ? 1 tri-an 1 children, 1 giott grand ^ -yWHH* " 1 hr/it^inr 1 tjictprv nnn t? host of relatives and friends. The family hnve our deepost sympathy. _g,TVfTNN ,v M FRir.VN EDUCATION WEEK PROGRAM Tins heinc American Education ? Week. A National Theme. Education For A Strong America, was home room hour. The National suggested topics for . each, day of stressed by all teachers during the the week were simplified and dis-^ cussed. ' ' *" * Many pupils entered posters in he Poster contest and - the pupils of Miss Gladys C\ Rift's room placed many handicraft articles on disolay. . Pnnih represent nc each grade in the school took part in a dra- y matization on Thursday night at | Booker T. Washington high school. 1 Manv parents vis'ted the differ. f . ent classes during the week. ift I fa - ? ev f ft toil-Salem.?N?C-.Saturdav.r??-?Mrs. Ftmira Fnns visTted--rclrtivpe in Union Sunday with Berry ?. Morgan. . Mrs Ethel K FaoC and Mis-I Naomi Dnwki's visi'ed in Win. .-ton Salem last week end. Mr and M's. John Mo'-eran visit. a iu! mi Mo- hopM1 of Mr-i. Editor Rrr Uo i _ .. Ill ihiimu) r^niumy. Mrs. N'rncv Hooker is ill at thi = writinp. Wc hope for her a speedy ?.T ; recovery ili at | Rev. Rovd preached a aplendid sermon Sunday nipht at Sims ^ rChnpol Raptlst ehnrrh to n lArpe rem proration. - ^ Mr. Clarence Younp was funera- T lizeH and buried at Cowell church H Sunday. A I ^ / f ? ^ ;j Page Seven . ? YORK PARAGRAPHS ^Mr. Arthur Sadler and Mr. John csley "Sadler were called to New |-rscy last Saturday >.n account -the death ,rf the hitter's mother. Mrs. Mary Stewart i nd son are ending a few week, in Oharles1 i ') with relatives. i i Mrs. Bother Taylor and? r., Carson ot Gastonia. N. C., sited relatives in \ ork Thursday. .Mis. Arsonir. 11. W; ite spent -l w....k-r=nd here w-tTTTier hus . LUa-L, ?? MAs.May.. M [j. 1 he..?Saturday?rrr etc t" ? .'.ar'ofe Sic was ae-tceHcfrteTf-'.-t-.ia rrrr t,r h... ? Iss Willie Belli Uf nth. vi: lhai4. last tav . ,1. ... | i ,h .id < iv i i :. ?u; 'nigh ? "w HI-;, air. t'l w. . wc.' (< >. f: v.. .< .. r . A 1 >' e. I nat. t; - : ".IV;. Wa r:< -red at ef< :* . a . h ?.;s !da\ n.*'i . d ad. ' ; . , ' 1? J . ' M ' . " en?h. j'i ' < ?? I .. -s^rtd:.- ' A :'.i- '] tr :> . ,v r k: ;iv ... >\. M ?. Wi ... ... . hit Vb- M>. f v Is *"!; < 1! t1 ?ft?VH' 1' ' ?7??1' i i*'" i ; xuutx.~u* ^ 4,- T:?v' : HPS.,.* . 1 er p 1 ea ? a n' -l: . th v fn>-. anij r visit ;o Morns. Collo^e. She is e daughter of Prof ami Mrs. J. Haile. Th>- teachers and students ? f ffersori hit?h \vr?p verv glad to ve th?dr Snpt. Mr. Ib,horn. v:sir ew-Monday ? Madame? C. P TV ;omp?on, Fam 1 Vounpbl'OiJ. Sam Moore. Jr., atr. Johnson. J: mm Williams, ary Macon. Fannie Walker. L\7.r e Jenkins and M:?\. Mary Ward et at the nome of Mv and Mrs. Tayloh, November 11 to receive iptructicns frfcm Mrs. Frankmeral rbout their dvties as Munteer worker? of t're Red osa. We find that all the Nozrc tizen? are very much mt: rested "The Red Cross and are cocperatg wonderfully. We are grlaj to have little Eddie 3wry bacK in school alter having >en absent for two weeks on a:unt of a bicycle accident. Weddinp bells continue to ring York. Mr. Simon Blake and M:pc ?ssie Mae Bronvn were married ovember 8th, and Mr. J. Wl \Yilims and Miss Mary Joe Dervi.i t November 9th. The funeral-services for Coodge Rainey- who was t evident) , lied Friday. November T, was rgely attended. Mr. William liney and Miss Mary D. Rainey Jamacir. L. 1.. were called home r the sad occasion, WALKERS A L 1 O M A T ?ew Type of Service Home of Good Food inquet and 1'artj Reservations A ccommodat ions' PRIVATE DIMM, ROOM Phone 9152 2200 Taylor St. Irs. Lula Goodwin's PLACE 922 Harden Street .. Home Cooked Food Pfiene 34M1 > ^ PALMIST MA DA M WRIGHT AMOl/S READER & ADVISOR ?venth Daughter of the Seventh Generation, BORN WITH DO I'RLE VEIL This lady arrived in your own to do good for the J ?/ t'lURlli! hv iur woncerlul . powers in readin? the \}Y history of one's life; also t frivos nrtviei. r,r\ all <V .> i of life, such as love afirs, business matters, family af. 0 irs, wills and divorces and most erything pertaining to the w'elre of one's life. She tells you e Initial*"Pf "yaw "fnttmr 'com inion, whether true 01 false. ?lls you what business you are st adapted to a^d all about abut friends, whether living o r ad. This phenomenally gifted dy is now located in your town ul aan ba oontn?ltnd on otTnivs fe. She also tells the color of res and hair of your future wife husband. Also gives the inials of names. She rIso Answers yy and all Questions. Call and r>nsnlt This Tiffed Lady at Once "atch for S-pn ? Open Every ay and Swndays. ermaneTitTv Tocafed in Studio ents on Meeting St. on I*. S. lghwav No. 1, at City limits, 'eat Columbia. J " " * je ~ 1 , ' J