The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 09, 1943, Page PAGE, Image 3
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-SaiurdrtV, January *). tO43
FI.OKKNCK mSTKICT CKTT<)(;
K'l'HTir^ITV.r INC
In obc?!icnce ti> Ihr rail of il" i
T. K. Hi. J. toe. we n-.vli i: |
Dili' dh'tlict COUIKvi at St. l'a'ltl |
church, mar Kvoi yna-n. Itev.^A^ i
time tin- I'. Krrallrd tin* Inn so to i
order and outltn.d his busini: '
iihI plans i'or the veuv.
The time ami pTiici s/olj the <i4>- ;
Irivt mtu4-cn$?s- iu'o a-- fallows: "
District ("uiifeieiiee at \\r? KhTTlai
pel 'I'iinmonsyiikn April g.Uh: -i-h-?
.Missionary meeting at St. John ;
? htiivlr, ();i!;. (iiu_\c-(AiivnU ncai ;
Neiv /inn. Uev. li. 1.. Cniles pas-~
tor, Jnly 2'ird: Ztltc S. S-l-mrven?^
lion :tl Howard ('.impel near Nov j
/ion, liev.' I II,. Davis, pastor.1
Aug. I '.HiI and 20th.
The P. li. then explained why ;
we were having two assessments
this year, lie told us that imtil j
now, nothing had been done ahonl '
.the Missionary ? ladrcs expanse-: j
.foi; the v adrer.nial to In- hehl in
- Ha**' R. Ark., and that tiu j
v awhi I y 111' 111 Wil
^Bk I i tile care tW t Wat e.voenarr I
~I'fnctieallyevery charpcpros- j
' etit reported as requested anil
those thai failed "promisod to svinl.
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1AMKS A. M. K. CliriM !l
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l(ev. Wm. McDonald. Pastor j
"Never in its history Iia< Saim j
Jam on been move prosperous than]
it is now. Sunday school at 10:0(1
a.m. was ilWtl Die" rev tow I. 1
the pastor was wonderful. Tin j
hejfimiei*' t-la-'s is 'hold ilia' tin j
namter. The pastor lu'ert hed at i
he mot nipp .worship from the snh
iect t'hrist is the Builder. Sunday j
niyht Hey. II. Not-! is preached t o
ns. These were two r.troii'f see
OOIIS. A cl'rtSV'd coUIIOi.ne.l at hot i
e|vicpe.
Olio of the_ mothers of oiii
y church was Itinera lized last Wed
nesdnv .'i p.m.. sister Henrietta
Washing-top who was a real Christian
died in the faith. She was a
member of Stewardess Hoard No
i- I. Matty e'o'od word^ were spoken
ahout her front the" Tent No. 10
Mrs. Jenette White leader; from
the hoard, the Prayer Hahd and
tlt<4 eli it rob. Tim pastor preached i
<'d the funeral and several minis- |
tors wore present ?1-^4
niotirti her passing', a"..daughter. I
-tcp-damrhter. other relatives ami I
ninny friends: Domain.. in chare-r
?f 11?111?1 y and Sons funeral home.
i
ftETUF.I. A. M. K. CHI KCII I
|fr. M if Mini I in y I mi r
1 Ve Dee The S. S. hud nl lite
asual hour with the Sunt, and teachers
at their post of duty. .Sunday
was our first quarterly conference.
Dr. T. J. ?dih s^gave a won- !
jydcrtul sermon from Thess. .r>:fl ami
*was enjoyed. One person joined !
I he church at this service. The'
holy communion was administered j
,, to a large crowd. Our quartet j
was trood and the elder was paid
in full. At K o'clock the nasi or do 1
livcrcd another wonderful sermon i
from 1 John
, Hitter AnnaMilliard has puss'Vl '
vway leavinij: a husband, five child 1
? ten and a host of other relatives
I and friends.
The funeral of Mrs. Haiti- thick^
I from W.impeo Mill, took place a' :
I Methel cemeterv Monday lho 44h
K?jf' witt eonrituie the funeral lalqr.
MT. ZION A. M. E. ClU'RCll
i
Rev. (!. Mellwirin. Pastor
Service was held on fourth Sun- I
flay beginning at usual hour with.
all ""officers at their post of duty j
After a warm prayer meeting qui. |
pastor came before us*hnd deliver
ed nn (ihie message which everybody
enjoyed, after which an in
citation was extended to joiners, j
Christian church.
Mt. Zion and Shiloli eongrega
U<ma--4M-rvrrythitrg to matee^ "TTj"
pleasant l'or their pastor during
the holidays. Due to our Christ- T
inns program it was a grand sue-. !
cess. The Christmas tree was
4oa4ed- dowp- with?heuUtiTsI" gifts *
. for the pastor and he expressed i
himself as being royally enter- '
tained.
The pastor and family were the I
('inner guests Friday of Mr. and
^ PTMa; Saturday, Dr. T. J. Miles; j
If* Sunday with Mi', and Mrs. Walker 1
Robinson; Monday, Mr. and Mrs |
Oscar Ashford; Thursday with !
Miss Carrie Cook. He reported n j
wonderful time.
^ Pfc. Mark If. Cook stationed a<
AtfLtCaiup Hann, Cnl. Co. A 240 QM !
Ser. Rn.r tspn of Mr Nn?Kn" r"nb
\ arrived on the 24th and spent two j
day* here. fits many friends werd
? , indeed triad to see him.
The watch night meeting will he
.onjj remembered, as the hest ever
been held at Mt. Zton. At 11:00 |
o'clock the pastor came before the
audience and preachfd a jjoble sermon
taken from 127 Psalms 1st
verse rUxcept the Lord keen the
city watchman wnke in vain, fhtn^-3ay
was communion day and Stew.
ardeas Board No, 3 served. Mrs.
I?
Iji
A DM INI ST HAT IV K SI' IXI AI
Auxiliary C?ips after nn infensivt
members of the larye p'rariuating i
Detroit, Mich.; Estl,"r l.ewi^, Chi<
row, left to ripht, Auxiliaries 1^"
and Josephine E, Wood's, Bluefielt,
^B* ~ iMtl JbIkS
sincinc kncinhiTrs enr
Atlantic City, N. J., Staff Sgt. Fi
Ington, I>. C.. Technician George
i'eU'i'simrg, >a., wiin u group 01
tliey play "1 Got Rythm" and "Yc
, C.
t\ Ft't'lu Itiililriviin, in I'siilcnt, I |
Among n. ) . i ilors"'i;n llw !'hj?
Sunday v.as .Mrs. Mat tin ( nok I I
Friday J'lom Del mil. dali., v an1
made some iomaj Ks. I'.t <n; at "I1
our watt-li >:i .d11 an . l it... v., : ! (
H ightowm- and ?I il-niii1'?f'f.rjrr- -4' t.
lurrrhiu. ' -i
\\ O St ill I'UVl1 a f i V, fin I lie*1 sir'< ti
list. \\c may tor iht'ni a ..pm-iiv
t <<ovei y. ,
GAFFMA AKWS
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\\ I ill < f lull 1 11 1*1 1 >: ) I 1 ii.ut ;
I'li^istnias holidays wciv spent '
very quietly in i!u' < ily nl' <!:?:!* ,
ney.
Mrs*- Knrnrrtine Hi t'"~r>T I;111T ?t
mote. is visiliny Per maud
n)Ot.h< r. .M i *. Klla I In id m. \\ I'. < 1 ; >
.'J stiect.
Mrs. Kst< r K ii liy and daunhti t.
Margie and - Mrs-.?KhIIm- Hyers are p
?'i-ojsjinpjudat i yes in ('ini imiril i, O
Mr. Sidney Asian nl' I'lca: -.an!
(Imvc spciip?>|ic Chiisttnas 11'11 ,
'lays-'Wit:> relatives in the home >! ; s
Miss Mamie K. I'nherts.
Mrs. Alive Smith and >!r. . Kan- i v
nie Alexander -nentw tin- Christ- ; '
mas holidays" "uiij. i :al ini
Spartanlmru-. " ^ | 1
'Mrs. Ida dyers and Mis-. Mai i'n t
(t<d;ei Is TiTinTieil home here W eTT j"*'
nesday alter spending the holiday.- j
in WinsTon-Kahiii. .\.- ' \vi<h n l- |
rtivec. . - lis
Mrs. K. S. I'e--. w:i< the fsrnil.n I '
it'll ( st,< >1 Mis. .Mite S,; e (i a lini v. j,
..VIissis K1 me11;t Carpenter am! 1
Helen Sarratt visited Miss (lent- . 1
vieve MeCorkle (it i iniv the hoii- |
days. ' " j 11
Mis. Maty Hawkins of this ci'y *'
"' 'I * i?11" ' VlYork
Jor a white.
Miss Sarlene Hawkins will fturn
to Claflin college to take up
her studies. i
I '.
Mr. and Mrs. (jollier Rice will | h
leave for Cleveland, ()., Sunday. h
Miss Rachel IIarrison spent | i
Christmas day in Spartanburg the IJ
fluent oi iMi'n. flaH'nctr. y ; ,
Mr. and Mis. Simpson Neal and f
Mrs. Josic JetTeries had for theii
dinner guests Christmas day Rev i
tnd Mrs. ffr K. Wilson, baby Wil ~o
son Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter r
Messrs Johnnie Jeflferies and Til- u
man Scott. tl
Vf t- ??,1 -VT,. T> Tl O .U /
?** * *?? i\. r^. "i i \
ijttartnnburpr. Mr. and Vlrs_ ?. S, j *
Ross nnd children were the din (
net guests of Mr. and "Mrs. Felix %
Howell Christmas day. v
Mrs. Annie Mannings gave a sup E
>
,ISTS?Graduated as admihi.st.iaUv
; fit;lit weeks course were tliese
lass. Loft to rijrht on the b:uk-r
isgo; Claetna May, Chicago; Dor
trie Williams, Marietta,- ??, ???00
!, W. Va.
-s JFLI: ji
OUTE TO AFRICA?Left to rig
rank W. Wcss of Washington, D. (
Wolfe of Atlantic City, N. J., ai
singing engineers in background
>u Can Depend on Me." :
xt on Christmas night in homo
>i .nr. !io\v:ii*(! kodciis wnn ie:t
tecemher 2dtli l'or camp.
Cpl. Samuel Smith is visitine.
lis -parent's. He is now stationed
it Cniiai Wheeler, (la.
C|.tr1;V If. Jfrrvcl I of J'.'al K.i -T.
vettlucky visited hi-' patent-. Mr.
in! .Mrs. Felix Howell recently.
Mr. ('tis .Mc( ju ije vi.-ited Fardel
recently. **
'!' e lepnrter did not mean ( >
i"\ e'F look the fact tliat-.Mr,ss) r__J_
mpeTatid. (lary F.iule.iohn attd
Jisses Julia I.ittlejohn. Carrie lira
lersen are readers u|' The I'alnn :
> 'Leader.
""Friends are ?',lad to Me Mi Sa
ah Cnmjilxlt f'hil Mrs. S.dlie liar
ison fni! again aft? i f< in;; ill I'm
e\eral jIa-ys.
Those that enjoyed, the Turl.ev
Ujijti-i at the home i>! Mis- Maude
Kolu i t?-, on Tlmrrnhty-tiiyhi were
lv\. ami Mrs \V. K. \\ i!-o'i. I.a! >
Vilseii, Miss ('atheiine I'atehtjod
ieiuvieve McCoikle and K.irn"
line Rice.
Mrs. Mttrtrci! duties and family
isited friends in Charlotte, X. f.
tiring tfte holiday-'
Ml', aitji A lis. .1 noies ^Lniies ami
atr.ily of Cleveland. Ohio are visling
111? i"p parents". Mr. and Mr.-,
t:utnas HawkT n-. >
Mr. I.annon Robert- i- visiting
rT-Tfive"-"TiT;iT friends a, \\'a> hintron,
1). ('., Ilait intfii e. Mi!.. and
?'e\v York City.
- .Verv- -hrivi' hern rroPfVeil here
hat C|>l. I,ester Rnnkhead has a ived
safely in Africa.
The Walter Powells spent the
oiidays in Spartanburg with teltives.
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C \M!)K\ JOTTIN(JS
Sunday 1th, and first in January
Old found us in New Bethel our
ome ehilivh, with only four memors.
This is the beginning o 1
hree months since the Rev. Mr.
ones has been sent here and the
members have never turned out in
till. Some trouble some where^
After reading- the very fine nrieles
or words-at praise for rmr
IVIl Mrs. \1nrV Mcl.nnil Jtr>f Kmnn
oncoming what she has done social
this inspires and encourages
his writer to sneak of two strong
'hrtsttan characters who have and
re drnrn^ wonderful WGTfc for"
hrist and His Kingdom. They are
frs. M. Ij. Mcf'ullouffh of Zion /V.
1. E. and Mrs. F. E. Hurst of New
lethel A. M. E. church. The uni
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r
Till-; PALMETTO
e specialists-m^the Women's Army
seven Negro women who were j
mv are: Auxiliaries Willia Cherry, f i>
atliy M. Scott, Alton, 111, Front l ?.
!ia U. Lynch, Brooklyn, N. Y.; *' ghuM
so
MB Capt;
a ful
jm 1916,
Caval
lie \v
Me\i
ht, Staff Sgt. Rufus Wagner of
Z., Sgt. Willbourn Pogue of Wash- I
id Sgt. Charles L. Anderson of J I
swinging on down with them as , B
:h]' pi ivilejje tails thclll elllU'tii I
j si'fi.1 they ;u?' wen i I
J < in tiylil. I'or hath :ii*ia horn I
. Ik r him :i and Know what (-hutch ^HP
ini'l. ,tn?l < Prist ianity aio. i Hp,
? I'h l? <1? 'i nks say , oiu' t an J KI&
!' ' ' a ' (. ami tv.n ? an put I j>|0
I'd i it'-". : : I l.i Mr-in ar.tl I preach i-ff
j ?t., tii.e: mi Ocioher hi. *:!K j jf
. i i .lid'o 'a. ili is v. liter anti'i |
fii'i! ho: 1 lien' v, mi ! i i) i i?i ; in a j
l.a.'eh a <i. ar ()li| ('anulen her i
nfii "tlil \rrrnT!iie'"J5rj" I
.n.i/i'.v uiini.-tt r-l rein t!.e?A^- .U.T\.
i . it
!< iioTTTiUal ii>n here. ("an you, <|o j
. i--1 i.: v.; lit !' I'.jslli ; (o )t(?M a coll
I n'i mum i.eic Me!uri" irn- w.mici
; :11i - her iiomr.
I :'.c ('hr:sl mas holidays passed
( <>ll" happily :u?11 quietly. -Teachers
, .n am l i e ?!:i same were Misses
Hetty Kllison, I'eat rive AIc(iirt. Kli
Ait. .1. I.. A iexandei. ^ St mlc'iit: "f\v
, Ai is.-n-s Flora W'i ie;lit. Alary Hamy mas!;
! t!:i i'rom S<H-Pe-e<*llejio and h.V nu
Ithe latt?r Morris eo!let?r; Virginia the A
[ N arlioruU'rli and drover Kir!;^
la nd jViMi I' I' tan' Alurtii iuii. A il J"'..' -'''*-n>?'
whot>? we ft-tf \vr<i)in<pi'iml inued~
IrCCSS.
j Miss ,)uuiiUa-ivi.uniu.ly.-?'Alii
'. r of Mi. and Mrs. Doss Kennedy '^'|-v '
Moiii .lamnny llii tit nut ghaut the l"
tf i")i tilling; I'm vacancy made 1 y ' (" ' '
Mrs. Malm! K. Uichardson. May :U ,l,is
->t?y(':-\s "he ||ei>. She is mlf Oil1] 1 '''
' .one ril l. v. Iiit i h.iiil.l |?c v. In re
|?( i.t'1 il>|e. . roarlle
( Mr.-K I-*. I.. f*flj.l>mn aiul lw? child ^ 1 "
fell of Sumlei sO'iiJ the holidays
with I fiends and i datives. 'I'hejj- New
? muni d t |n ii 'i i|' |i'|! I [||i .ill1' 'I'liimli
liei- husband is Rev. 1'. f,, C'lybuin ^'v'' '
of the Holiness church and are doI
iiitr fine it is reported in theii '
| new field.
RFTHKI. \. M. K. ( IH I!< H . 1\ll|1
lerful
Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor and a
4 whittleServices
were very beautifully a won
-earned outlastSunday and th
| rently the pastor was at his hest. enjoye
Kufiftjrty w a s Communion flay. Wo ha
There were many visitors and trrn'm
friends- presented and introduced stripes
to the vast congregation last Sun- and al
day morning. For the mominrr Avhaxis
service the pastor selected his text ishrd
'from St. Luke 24:37, subject The tlm
Brotherhood of Burning Hearts Her t<
The night's message was chosen Cook,
from Philippians 3:18-14. Both L'pl.
messages were full of thought and risitin
-t '
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I.KAIJKK
KNHOl l i: TO l.inKKIA-I.f.ft t<
Charles, l.n , in. Aihiy one year a
r.lnu'i' of P.iuul,I\a, N. \ in Ain.v
hejihai <1 of hici.v, N's V., in A>
?ti on 1. t;a irn ;,?rA:,i, |! i.u1 "(1 J"
& - " " ofli*.
a. . jJfov?? * "x
LDIER AND DIPLOMAT? reti
tin W. D. N'abors, has lived app
1 life as a soldier. Prior to Mili
he was a trooper in the 9th Fro
!ry. Between 191G and '17. bees
as with the 10th Cavalry in v.or
:o, and from 1917-18 was the
a cavalry detachment at the mis:
m^Li'^Wm
H^IF :?'--'? pr^|;i;%'>;
> *i-flp^jH
iH
IMA^: i:m7ir ajai:^ m-M )
?>!<! . i - .? ! cIm miral \\\nf:;n . "("?>?
of I In- warrior al-iow is : -imilar i
nil'Ois nl" tin- yro <l.'C'chii:iiniii;i
l iny in \vs|;:i|i?n . ilcvci i!n - t >u ;ii :
tin ir y.:_i.\ l.c.iii M.-|
ll??V.r?*- III' < itH-h T* TTTI
,-Ji::n \! \\". j \\
I'Mlfi I Mil' tu I'll! I'Mtl ! ',t j V.'a
if' 11'i I ' ' i .ii .111 ..iimr
fleet ion ?>;i I.iy i !> ! i;:d ; j i l,r
(Tlnr:r]" eelIi'hi', v.'i!I lie hold r<
i luirvh Ti.i'Mhr, ::ii. !,;. .Ium : I; r
,, ,i, r 1
I.' i i. ny ihi'[hi, 'T p: ^'ii ;! 1 W
yiililr standing and has !
! his !h t Iv.i'iil .-Hi 1 ! Ium
I an. is cliu'ihlr i . i ntci liiv all
I he nioi't* the liU'lTicr. in s
numbers aiv jiiininrv the will
I '.'.I'l'l! L 11
hi* Lord praise. S
I'lMiRI M 1! \I T. ( Hi ucu
v. .1. II. S|?ii;mi*r. Castor ^
?V;i .
a its, S. ( . \\V had a \vo?i- Mis
Sunday school last Sunday'of
very nice devotional aftei dut;
tin' |iji <1ih fame Pun" ttilh ~rv~7
derful message. The- spirit- pru,
le was very htgjf a~Ii<L).t was the
(I by all that - a ure pv?'ncnt>. ~tt 1
il a wonderful CJiids (wuts pro tor,
and dedicated the stars and Am
< to our troys in the servi 1 (Jod
Iso to Miss Dorothy Iluntei lln i
mtrtmvrr rflomt s eh hoi here \\
sac her was Mrs. Mary S Mr.
Ids
Johnnie Stephens is home will
g his mother, Mrs. Eliza M
kf
r - JfcV, >.
\ 7* ^
sjy - s
s. - j <
j r'tflit, !' .'. .!. !, ! T! -wi; of
ml thr. ? ? ?.?.? i ( ?
1 '"? '" ? ; '.! ~ i !. ? ?j.
(.. \ : i \ i i i;. ' i. , In y ale
u;,j lii'.vs. ~ ?
'fei's' training camp of the
tugs, Texas. Dunng the First |
rid War, he was attached'* to '
Infantry as a Second
Jtenant, serving as regimental
rol oflicer in France. From
9 to 1921 he was a member of
American Military passion to
mg, U. S. Army, and during
last two years of this period
i Major aaid?Commandant ^ot-Liberian
Frontier Force, which
onel Young was organized,
resigned his Liberian commisi
in 192JL ThT~I931, he organI
the New Jersey colored state
tia. In 1936 Captain Nabors*
irned to Liberia and was reointed
Senior Instructor and
itary Advisor to the Liberian
ntier Force. When . America
ime involved in the present
Id conflict, he was recalled by
War Department and reeomsioned
as a Captain.
Kip:
fcv
Ki > .
Otfieijii U\yt yjuiUtf
J ? lif dese?-iptinii given our
!>ii>ti "lis rii.i'iir.^ and gas
u many i.--peris to iliat worn
ition unit in Amstialia. 'Sank,
livities of mis unit.
?+f~?r~" nu.. Ua! :oh. d "-T "
TT? tuaiidmtr-rrrr:?
laid to it s! ..!!> of oni di al
">!o\i d s~rr<**?s"T~'.\n',x, Nil,Tt,T'
ae.-. S!i ; was loyal to every-nnrr
"trr' H t^nf CTTiYTTidd Tn~ "
rout aii.'i ity and leaves many
ti'. i and . fra uds v. in . niotrn
J dp Jlilg;?2
< - till li-.tvr- oa ..til -i.k list
y Ataii-i-, a *vlio is in tin- CoIda
hospital. \W a if askina
tlin nainhois ami friends lo go
oe Iter. Wo ^ini'oroK hope sho
I to well soon.
T. I' U'f. \ M. K. ( Ml IU Ff
llev. \V. Owens, Pastor
t. Paul A. .M, K. Sunday scIioq)
railed to order l?y the Rupl.
s W. .M. Kivkland with a part
the ollieers at Lheir^powL of
r. The lesson was wonderful
liseiissed. 'Idle opening of the
\cer servire begun at opeo with
senior ehotr ami the jnTrinrTTSllTrmrd
.i\ . their post. The Pas.
Itev* W. G. Owens took his texl
os 7:7-K, using as a theme
I's Phinihline. He treated the
no from every angle, so much
rhrrr o\i r hearts were imprtg |
" <1 with the Ht)tjT Spirit;
/? wore glad to b?VO With us
J.. P. f oiloy aii(i Mr. William,
son and wife. Wo hope thoy
eomo again.
miss our dour frtead, tCW.*
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MOM KS COKNKK MASONS j
ri.Ff T oi'Fic jus?1
i.- ( OI IIIM. Iter, IS. ? At |
:iniui;il in>tullalion <>1 Moniks I
"i hi r l.odu'r N'ii. of Fi-fo i
:'?v: Mat-op . O. A. Ho]- J
it:;.ti. Is-., u;p rl. vaioi! to the )>o- 1
'lJ.->f>-iiT-Wot .- hrji|Lu| .M/i-tlTTuf- |
;+*+ ? h?t\iit't* crtieirntly a t
iti 'i Wail', r.
OtJ.fr i Iiii i t - floflfij or appoint I
1'I lo 'i-i\c w i t Ji .Mr. Iloliitnn id- f
- Iti'.o ). I.. Mil mi . .- < . i i??i" war- j
an: \V Fro !, junior uaidin; A.!
>' iil::i:ii. .lira- .:n-r . nil H..it 1
A.! i I' l i, (iaij ilcji, 1
' 1 ! 'ot; I.. .Mot(i\ jiiiiioi
' aioti; \. It row n an.t .1. I!ey- |
.'.anl, ?=t*. v.;uds; Muni'.'a lt i
li'i -a'iii! J-. W illia.a ?. i liaplain. i
I at I Ma-Ao, \V. F. Waynn '
jr'kf wry in t|oiinj^ly to i|tt- j
1 I.'ifi ii(?|ilf)io riti J l,v u tall. Iiv I
I I n-j1.11 v s. j. i'i.ias iii-.
_ Sl'Ait'l \NJtl'l.M. \KV\S ^-1
? I
It scoiiifil an all roads led to t'd's i
'i'.. '.luinitf I I.w tlnjjtin.i, ,
Many ui-rr llm soldk i s' uivi s. mo- ;
tin ts ;ui<l their friends, came to see !
Ihetit .. ilut'inyr the holiday.1;. The
man inge license department did
i I? ; ; business dutine; the season.
Tli.'Pev. .1. M. lUiv.i.in, Sr., pas j
'.or ot Creator Tiiiiiiy A .M. K. j
he:1 ami his Jtiemhet- have a
s. iy a. 11 ve progi am~7wh| v: ill soolt^
I'.ave tin il-Nl hllteh eOHlphted. lleV.
I. *1. Hawkins. Jr.. pastor" t?f the;
A. Al^ I'!. ehlH.li in New York City |
was the. "'.est prenrhei _ 1:1st Sun- I
lay morning.
Mrs. 1r\hie teacher in the Kn I
ville. Teiiit. i ity sc.aioi spent 1 .
holidays with her huv&and- Pvt. Irving
who was also a tru.h. r in that
city before his induetion.
Mis. Lola Kirklund and Mrs
satah ItoHooe both of Camden
spent .several days honte visiting
iheir brother and sister Mr. and
Mi s. (J. \V. Pol.!. It. Mi -. Pol.letl
continues ill.
Sg'- ami Nil-'. Panel Ktlis, after
Spending the holidays ill U'a .hiio?
ton, 1?. ('., have returned to *
city.
Cajit. Harvey K. John. otr. i hap.
lain at Camp Croft has been called
to another post at least temporary, j
Capt. Johnson lias >;< tvod ! ore ever
since tIn- first colored tj-.ioim come
II is many friends hope he will be
j:eturnt>d.
Private Arm wood formerly of
Greenwood but at the time of his
induction was district manager for
the Century Life ins. ''la., expects
to leave for his home soon.
Friends of the Rev. \V. C. Calvin I
will regret to -know thut he has i
resigned his pastorate at Mt. Mo- J
tiah. The Rev. Calvin preached |
lis final sermon Sunday night.
Mr. R. C. Dudley agent for tiie
NT. C. Mutual Fife Ins. Co. left
during the week to join his outfit-'
at Ft.. Bragg.
The Rev. McQuincey Newman,
pastor of Trinity M? thodist church
in-Drangeburg- was here during the ,
week.
Mr. and Mrs. K. N, Williams and
little daughter of Union were here
Sunday visiting friends.
Mr. Vincent 1). White spent Ibe
week-end in Atlanta, (la.
Several ladies of this city went
to Columbia this week to be sworn
in as WAACVS's.
Mr. and Mrs. .John Edwards of
Greensboro, C., spent several
lays here during the holidays visiting
Mr. Edward's mother on Liberty
Heights ??
Mis*L Julia. Mao .Bennett former
teacher in Union city school left
f?4---T'br l*ih. N. J:; to jiirrrher bus"
uunn tsgt. Ui iinrtt who is stationed
Prof. and Mrs. David Nicholas
of Union spent the holidays here
with Airs. Nicholas' mother. I'rof.
Nicholas leaver very soon I'm- tin?
amp.
Alls. Edward T. Graham wife of
Director Graham of the USO and
Jier co-workers rendered fine service
at the station to soldiers and
/'T 'n-a... . .I..... II I If
days.
Miss Nina Mae Stephens cashier
for the Pilgrim in this district has
A. M. Holloway so very much, who
was laid to rest under u bed o f
flowers sometime ago. Mrs. Holiday
was., one of the old?''war
horses" of our church and we regrot
our lost.
During the holidays we were
glad to hnve home Mr. J. Kirk land
Mr. Willie Richardson and Mias
Kvu Kirklacd from Philadelphia,
Pa., and Miss Willie Loe Jackson
from Union, also Birdy Mac Drch?r.
. .
Mr. James Reeves and Ko."
chanicl Loriek left for the army
the first of this week. Jan. 5th. t
Mrs. Sarah Ann Corfoy and Anha
Bookman are still on the m
Uat.
- *?> w
f 1
h.mmmM
?- ?~~
pi
-- *.?v .i^3B
res ijcncd U nd ,y fu i "^ ^B|
made many fr MiM
ay. .Mi-. Pn'.lie ijtattn,?|
;i'-' ! *? 1!: is district., ;^?l
Mi . ''Ms, Ilftnry Pi
icociiily nix ih' I an ud'to-diraB
on S. Liberty street.
Mi. and .Mrs. JBavjdTSBfl
T"n i <11 announce th0 r> ffiM
tli. ii (ia. '- iii;.M, Xapgy, tgjjjj^B
A b'uocTriinb. Hot li ly^T..
t\ b+rr-mint. a>v" W ri
system.
< t - V?r3
THlXm A. M.
k.*\. i.. <;. lk>wms?g V%0fM
Kil-C "o I.I. S; c. -Last 3U&9
iva ; a liiyh day in
lary;.' nm.il) r att. ttdci'tft? StmB|
school ??ndu. t? it by PvQIjZjSSK
Lloyd and ids stuff of teAfttqlfl
Hereafter the yon 105 nudl HNHjB
in i li.tii'.- i.l Pi..! f'toyA^-gaLnaajB
ladies in chaise of Miss
A.nrb 1 Mas-- fn 1 hin
I'. Hurt and beginners in cflQH
ILlix. -ih.uiiian.?a?t-ti d by?91
Raddeti. v.^|
.Services lic^an on time aa uMH
at I.e. U...- ..iH-ttn.'. W??o Hn?r-rw4^^M
pito.seiiWd the Rev. W.tf L. ClfuS^J
presiding elder who selected f?JB
his text J7ih Psalms 5th verse. HiiJ
(h'livoi<-<l it with force and nowafcal
1'his IS ![!' fn->M qiini-tgfrly
IV-reiii?- Tin- choir from Cochran*!
H-i.ift-n il 111uifor ilhs occqs?o?-'^B
Kvi-i y di pnriment from eaeli of the 9
hiiicres was rucs&nt and made A -9
round it-poii. Clark said that jfl
it was the bos9wftrrenco lie haS-29
!ic-lil on this work since being.pre- -9
tiding t-ldt i Pi T. Parker was pre* J9
Jeiileii.umt uiaiie a speech of his -r-9
life. He complimented both pas- vjj
or-and elder for t4re change and -9
P.hliiuird <>n l'age 4 ^1^9
ecacfcfoo o ooaoooocficorceogaoneoc^H
David G. Ellison
General Insurance 3
Honest and efficient attention 1
given to all business 9
placed wlflt~*ne~~
PHONE 57X7 jM
MADAM WRK^T^fl
~ PALMIST
FAMOUS HEADER &
Not Herts Todaf naj fa
merroir Look Vn Noaaqf; . 9
Seventh Daughter of the Savl^plli,<9
_ bobs wrra doudi<? vwEjiaj
_ This lady arrived ?n ytWl ,<?^9
ffljf town to ij good for
gHP ppblic by her wonderfol^-JE
NaJ Dowers in raadititr tha^^H
\ C# history of one's life; also
Lff gives tulvice on all affairs 9
of life, such as Iowa
'airs, business matters, family ^if*
fairs, wills and divorces and moat fl
everything pertaining to the woL.^H
'are of one's Iir<?
Madam Wright is giving yoa a
special two dollars (12.00) raa^ !
tug for one ($1.00) dollar for
veek only.
Madam Wright is not here tot'sH
!ny nr. away tomorrow; She is a
citizen of your city She does 9
not only give you advice about .*
vour affairs, she helps ou out of JH
them. She also answers any and i
Come Befort it is Too Lata! I
Don't he Misled by the Name
Call and Consult This Gifted
Lady at Once. She also doM
Crystal Reading. Watch for Siflla Jfl
?Open Every Day and Hundnya.^'"?
Permanently located m Studhs 9
'I'PTlfc! ATI Mftofinn c* ?. n
Highway JNo. 1, at nij limfft B
West C olumbia,
tu jwc Madam Wright" .1
Thi* Lady ha?i been located tiaaa'" J
for Keren years?Katablishtng" *?
her Wonderful (5ift.
Bp
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