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HSpt^T EL Philip Kllip
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Hb THE WAR
HttKy how and then you hear
|b hrjjh government ofticial
|ptfeptinK to outline a policy of
Ntld Operation after toe war.
Hnr^wnber of citizens white and ,
QflWMPed are anxious about eondi- t
SEBsafter the war. I hear niin- j
EBBppfJS of .the gospel admonishing f (
congregations as to pro
niccessarv to bo carri.d out i t
tho war. The naked truth
HQjptbat the people of today know |
"v justas mudh about meeting con- [
fcyititrons after the war as the p-oknew
of meeting them after
i^the so-called Noah's flood. AlB^eady
nations have killed nations
the millions and destroy
MP; world's wealth beyond enumeraKEl7~tion
and still the end is not ul a
When one day's destruction'' is
more than a year's accumulation
^ ? is a sad plight for the wosld
Smyn^ mav he inclined ?to - Jltfe r--'
with Bishop Ransom's Version m I
saying that this is the beginning 1
of the Judgment, but none can !
deny the far*. that our ; at r:.. :
world is being destroyed every
day. I confess ray ignorance of
all the writings Sa.hu Jorm the ;
W Divine. I mav not be able ti> .
'r~r terpretato riehtly the now heaven..1
I ' and new earth. Revelations 21:1.
tV. ' ;
But. I- certainly believe thor. v.vH
(be a new earth i^pon wldc'.i , 1:0'.
people will live who survive?ttMswar.
These are trying times. The
like of which we have nevi r read
of in all the histories 0:" t 1. ?. ;
. world. Having money and cann .
buy. Automobiles and van not vide. i
Food and fuel rationed t> titilIIonaiTes
an<r paupers alike. Some .
thing strange is happening in oui i
world today. Undoubtedly it r.as i
: gotten out of harmony with Hod. '
There is scarcely any peed to belt
terr.- concerned about conditions after ! (
te-? the war far millions of Tf net ! .
more will never see the end o f !
SpT the war. "Nevertheless we, ae_2___
cording to his promise, look for '
y- new heavens and a new earth, j
wherein dwelletln righteousness.".,
II Peter 3:111. My candid opin-'jj
ion is, that after the war, right ' 1
will be the governing rule for! 1
both nations and hulividiiaLs, 1
OK'.. 'orhteh will Ko - - '
- v"- Muiw: a cuiurasv 10 | i
the world we are living in today. 11
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NEGROES ANI) CHURCH j,
"In many localities including cit- ),
\jr? ies and rural district, hundreds']
of Negroes don't know what it is j
L_ to go to dhtrrch once in a uholC ' j
year. That of itself in enough to ; j
cause God's anger to burn and 11
. send judgment on the earth, It I;
is one of the strangest things of 1
this age that with all of our cul- i
tured pulpits and inti llig.-nt pewsj'
K they have not been able to put
k- forth a program that will church
the unchurched hi our cities and?i
rural communities. We ai\> sue- 1
?* cessful jn civic, educational and ;:
health drives, but when it comes '
Bf/' to reaching the unreached at out I '
K/, door and in our neighborhood uc j
* are flat failures. Any numlK v of ,
p-------reasons can?bo given for TTuT^
| deplorable condition. Space and !
our limited knowhdge are inad ' '
, qunte to cite all the reasons. So '
we shall name only a few tiit-auJ
have observed. First: Too many 1 1
ministers, are like the Priest and j
the unfortunate traveler from '
SB- ,1
? Jericho to Jerusalem who foil ,1 -"
monjt thieves. The Bible said the ' '
jb?t preac'her merely looked on him j '
K and passed by on one sale. Then J '
came the L?evite, a church officer I'1
Y and simply looked hijii. andl!
passed by on the other side, Nei- ' '
ther was interested. The Christian ; '
pf*- church-is not concerned tha least | '
r bit about lost souls. We pass \!
Ejk** them by daifj^ without even in- . 1
oiHr.fj tlw,? *n iL,i I -? I I
r As select or elect 'wo sirttf in mrr v 1
I?-<> villus w- empty pews: I
?Come To Jesus," when the peo- |
PPl.pl* thai. should hear us are in!
alleys and on rural hi^h- I (
Hf; ways. Were some of them to walk ; (
Ewe Up the aisles of some of those j (
flittrches the conKiepation ' ,
would drive them away with re-1 (
t and too little real Christianity in j
HlPt churches at this age to please ,,
^ The Christian objective
^K'"--*kould be the salvation of souls
^HjBad to say, but they are doing
^wl^The N?w Encyclopaedia of the
r^tfriean Methodist Episcopal
is now taking shape i
|??Pifcir to be the Negro history
HAPPENINGS AROUND
CHER AW AND CHES1'ER
FIELD
15 y Robert L. McCall
The Youl'h Council of the CI'
aw Branch of the NAACP hi
ts third Sunday afternoon pi
;rani un? Sunilit^aluunouu u,L.i
Triumph Church on linger strc
Hie NAACP will 1 rinj; to Ch
aw. on Sunday Feb. -+th at Co.
I'Jl Academy ihe (oddon Bell i|U
et trifm Radio Station WET
.'harlott$. "Nr"tA?
The BYPU of th Pee Dee Ba
>st church ave a?Radio proven
m Sunday mjrht. 7 "ii the li
f.tlie late Dr. Ceor. Wnshi'n
en Carvel. Ilriiijriitjr "l,t leai
niportaiit thing's accompli*
'd during Ids life. * A croup o
V iu'V<> spirituals were .-ur.jLT 1
In Per' Dee Choral Club f ate
Tic Miss Tho?.a*e:ia II.-he
PrU*;<V? "I hi nroei at.) was und
iie direction of [> t McfttH.flv
tifti* i.-rndo '.!ae- of :! e C'.ii
. i-. iii^rr. soio >i jrave
vt inter 1I.h!ai_ jnoitrii
!! FrFw;rftVrR?>c
primrinjr to us all of the hi4
'ijrhts from ai>r.>aii ami at hon
It was or.ioycl by all. Ktuus Xc
as. 'iintiouiui'V.
(hi account o:' cxs rationir
':u> Vkosterfkl<i basket ball ton
ias plavtM ^UIK1 To\v "n'tc -nr.
il trnnics. The- school is <iivi<l
r.to fw-it trams: Rivors Boars a
Jackson Timers. Rivors Boa:
yirlst won from. Jackson Tijrt
; F'-liry. itio.i with t h
1 !i al-i th. Rovers w'as
' a 1. 'i hi Pa., last week ;
t n.'ir-o -h fnwruJ of her sist:
T ; 1 . to -ay tha-t It*.
1 . ! Irey- is yiprovhi nicely.
.' I.sses tldiova Te'le'1 : forme;
>. MiK-osiinft, Pa., i.a.- made h
ionic in CheVtnv v.hk l or a-.a
Irs. Pearl Smith on A. C. 1.. A
Miss Katie White, formerly
his city now of Washington.
is hnm.i i>.
...v ...-.unfe; lit. I iU"UU
' Irs. J oh nil- Mae White.
ST. JAMES A. >1. E. VHIRCI
Rev. M'm. McDonald. Raster
Sunday schn<.; opened 10 u.i
vith tht- Supt, and co-workc
nvsoiU.'- After the class study
he lesson tlte school was \vond<
Ally reviewed !>y thy. i?astor. T
jcginners- elasg is holding thc-ha
id". Mis. ii.Dtmald teacher. T
>astor preached two strong si
hons Sunday and the spiritual ti
an high. For the morn in/ te
Fohn "J:2. theme A Prospero
Christian. Sunday night. Jam
I :G theme Victory. Wheeler H
Air Wardens worshiped with us
his service. Mr. Bonner was t
nin.ipal speaker and we ctijo
u naviiijr imm. . i r.ey arc wt
.'onu1 at any time. Rev. C'.mnin
tain was also present.
>f the world. This will he t
most complete biographical h
tWy anTI TTneytlopacdia publis
d in 150 years of African Met
xiism. It will assemble the a
distance of the greatest schoia
>f the church. it will seel; t
preserve the lives of the peoj
who have done the work. Aft
run have gone into the great 1
. end whoie will yo'..r record hi
Who will remember you '25 yea
from now? Where are the recur
>f those who lived 25 to 50 yea
.LJililJf. u<-"' ?"t. in tin: lirat. E
cyclopaedia published _by I'ish
R. -B,- Wright Jr., who /s aut'n
>f.tnis publication? Who w
enow - how -ytm hmlcrrh?'At* ".'VgO
"or this puhlication The Palmet
Lender wants pastors and laym
lesFrvn;1; space to 'comnmnica
villi The Palmetto Leader.-Ode
)ia. S. Drawer 527 or Rev.
P. KHis^'2-11 Ashley Ave. C'ha
eston, S. C. between now and t
15th of February. Just write
irid we will send the prop
blanks to he filed and terms
A< t ipiwKly I'wr T !l
rtrttv rrr
niK I N ION
The interdenominational min
x*rs union of Charleston and 1
dnity helf! a great session wi
Rev. J. It. Pearson, president
:harge. Religion in the home w
ahly discussed hv Rev. Mr. Dail
of St. John Reformed Kpiscof
Chpreh. lie was commended t
his timely address. The meeti
was largely :TTfondod
Our A. M. E. Alliance met a
with Rev. J. W. Murph presWli
by request of the president Ri
R. I. Lemon, Rev. J. K Heard w
the order of the day and his mi
kiifce was one that will be lo
remembered. Our ministers me
in#* m Charleston are among 1
beat to be foand anywhere*
Let us advance on our kne<
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BISHOPS MEMORIAL A. M. E
I H1K( H. Washington Strggj
Columbia. S. (\, Jan. 17, PM3
? Last -Sunday was a aistory makIC*
ing day for our church. After the
Sunday School, which was beauti- |
!'i !!y conducted by Supt. I)r. ^ D.
^ -ChnppclU' and h*w - cciu hcra, I be
ot i
morning services?u gan. j
IL" The church was beautifully dec-j
' mated with flowor.s. and the "Fa.
, TriTu.'s A:It Ti I nivev.ify Choir" unOJ
i
j~.hr dir. etion of Mrs. J. (1. T.c-.
Million, gave a beautiful background.
with robes of blue and
iiU i ?
^ j told. The spiritual atmosphere whs
,, j felt as the choir rendered most
,.v ! excellent music, especially the soj
lection by the trio, the solo by
f ! Hrcnnie Haeklo.v, and "InflammaL_
: i < c..i m
u -J <ung by Miss_Untli rles. who
ii- [b.oyidiL tile congregation TO the
''I ! od'-" ' <b" c'-,. c-.ll).
. f;T{<- j a>tor to a capacity
'iuircli of mcir.bi'is, friends and
n ; \ is iters. II.. was at Vhs bast as he
an 1 ..-unite Ilea the tb'-mr "The Power
'n- ^ and Tai-k of fthe ' Oluireh".
ll* ; The ' Kvery Member Pew Rally"
u was a big success. All of tin; names
' Y J i *a
; !u;vc? n >{ com*- to tin- reporters as
fpycrr but the following gave lacif"
! amounts and -those who helped,
mi |
^ryT l>r. W.l>.- Chny.prllc. gtWM.n Oil
c,j ! his new were. I)vs. Counts. GraniUj
| num. Mi.ciicll. Griffin., Adams,
rs. ' Stuart. Tiioaiaj. R.tf. Kennedy:
rs i Messrs. 11.Hon!ware, W.H. Harvey
c | Hopkins Paul. Henry \\ iliianis. A.
j W. Sinihii'..*. Venn. Mood and Mis
n j lan.e Sniiiii.
rt*'|_ TTcvC H.li. Rathr. 11. S-hM'.O On
j a is pew were. Master Bol.ny llig>v
{ gins. little Miss I ma Crawford,
until ave sj.ao. Misses l)ovot.t\
i,N ! Wilson. r.vCVil NTl..on, Georgia
j Cook,, airs. I..M. Ross and W.C.
:ioif. and Mr. ilevwnrd Tat lor.
vc
(() j Mrs. l-.'l. Cii. p;telie. > <.."<> C*n
j) j ..,-r pew wire Misses M. ilo'.lowny
1-, j J.M. Peiiy, \ ivian Pell, iiiilie and
I > a.eria t happeUe, P.P. Clarke,
j Mario:. \\ ..ii.au---- -iJloiii.ciiu Hen- !
' I dorsor.. B.C. Williams, Mr. Miller !
I Johnson, and i>rs. Kverrtt anil
in. I onmnuir. |
! - i
lw : other tvhers \vh. ' list the*
Ot j f'*|inrtvr decs lo t haw > ? purled j
fl" as follow. : - i
Lp *
... lir. S. Jh- HtKfMr.s- Slu.uu.; . Mr&v
ue I.. T. Utiles $2.Oil; .\lr. tannest
Cimnnrtio $"J.U; Mrs. 11.Lh litiif|0
ler $3M0; Mis. K. M. IHtnht'.ir.
>.").25; 1 >r. 1.. 'A. Lewlv $5.4)0;
us Mrs. (). V. Lewie tjd.OO; Mrs Ada
es Austin $5.00; Miss Colea Kpps
ill S3.00; Mrs. Alice Brown $J.O);
at Mr. Daniel Thompson $2.5tr; Mi?sho
1 Jamescina Thompson $2.50; Mrs.
i Tt: 1 ia Hollie $5.00; Mr. and Mrs.
riiaddeiis Minis $2.0.); Mr. Marj
ion Myers, $1.00; Mrs. Zola Walitor
$1.00; Mrs. T. .1. Miles. Jr.
. $2.00; Mr-. Kminn Dtivis $5.00;
I j Miss Josephine Hollie $2.00; Mrs.
^ j K. 1. 1 )tn*krtt $0.25r Miss Sarah
^ j William- $5.'.0; Mrs. Daisy Caf1
fey $5.00 Mis-. Annie Bell Mur^
j ray Ific. fatal amount for the j
nay > i * I
^ Dr. \V. D. ("nappelle wa- elect}
id tin- delegate to the Elv.t.iral
,cv !
_ 1 ('olle^e and Mr. Daniel Thompson
, was ''left oil alt i-iTiii 11' i_.
; There were many friends and
. ; visitors who expressed themselves
us !
las havmjt enjoyed the services to j
j tile hi^nest . j
It* i i i?-" ??? " " ' '?*? i
f(p i Xext Sunday .Ian. 21 Dr. \V. I'.
()1 j I/, flarke. i>. D., Presiding Elder
iljjo. ill |,t. with us at ll:oO a. m.
^..PAIwm-hiv invtV-tf- trr?wfTrsdiip ~wfth~
l() ' lis at "The Little Friendly church
L,n ; around the corner." __ j
tc , The Pastor, officers and mem- !
mi !<ers ate very prrateful to a!! who !
E. {-helped?m-<ury-way to- - a;;r:
ir- ! Rally a success,
he I
^ j Sarah \\ iRianis, Reporter
If. C. Rutier. Pastor
of:
MT. /ION A. M. K. CHl'RCH
I Rev. ('. ('. Mcllwain. Pastor
i*- | We are hapry to say that' we
ri- | ire liesrinning a new spirit with
th j the new year. , Sunday was an
in i 'deal for sendee and many were
as out for Sunday school. We are
0y j looking forward for our regular
' service Sunday and Sunday nitc.
or l Wc are asking all members to be
on time. Our second quarterly
conference \viTT lie heid at Shiloh
I eh'.irch the first Sunday in Febru
j ary. "We are asking every leader
* I to plefise see their member so they
' can he ready to make their full re^Z'porL
just as Ibey have been docs"
inpr already.
n* Wq find our sick list much ime*"
pro^d.
-be Don't fail to come to Mt. Zion if
? you want to hear good preaching
is. at anytime.
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THE PALM]
11 ' - ?'
avft ... .Thc^
will Ik- a mct'tiiij? called I
/a Columbia January 30, for?fcbe 1
purpose of organisms; the entire i
Camuiib_arou. The following counties
arc tn tin- Central Smith CnH
rolina?inva i?Kershaw. Kailti "Id 1
d.cxitigtmi. Richland. Saluda, Calhoun,
Orangeburg and Ilamberg.
Only three 6!' these counties havi |
organised trooper?They?are?Or- i
nntrcbttrg*. I.vxinqton and ""Richland.
i
The- hoy-; all over those eight !
counties are ready to join* troops',
but. they \\ill not be .able ti> start]
<iREKNVII.I.K NKWS H
( pi. Robert, I.oo Gibson of New j
York was thd1,*gucst ol hi? grand- (
parents Mr* and Mrs. I\K. Rani's'
f --'2 Klfoiil ot. last week. Cpl.
Gibson is now stationed at Camp
'.ajtMmi?ttr?A".gnrta. C?. He was !
fop.iit rh,- of tlrs iHty. He also visit
d ins sister, Miss Mar.aivt Louise
Gibson, who is taking nurse i
training in Coiumb'.u. S.C. lie rt.tirncd
to Camp Cordon and u port '
ft ot -raving had a me.' time with 1
friends ami relatives while here, j
The funeral of Mr. Joe Chandlei !
.v;,s belli at Springfield Ikipti-p
'iu'.rth Sunday tit one'o* clock. Ik
h'ft to mourn his loss a wife, om ;
a11!, oho granddaughter, otto sistei
i host of other relatives ..anil
lit nds. |
Internment in Rkmland cemetary
' 'r.inks and son hau e liar pre of fu ..
! nrrnnjioni lit.'.
Dr. Mov.in.li of C'hieajro. 111. was
i visitor at Sprint! held Baptist
("luireh Sunday and preached an
-i.suii iiiti- -atid helpfnl sermon.
The many friends of Mr. Furnan
' Biu" Lark) Odell of Tlioir.p- |
-tit St. are (Liijrhted to so.' hhn
out attain after hi injr sick.
Mr. and Mrs. < (\ Walki r and
family have the di.pest sympathy
of their,many friends in the loss
- f thelT mother. Mrs. B.K. Walkei 1
ivho departed this life Thursday
after heinjj ill for several days, j
Funertil services were lteld Sun.'
'afternoon at Gothsemane Baptist!
Church in tne Pinny. mountain |
secuon.
Friends and relatives of Mrs. J.
H. Young of E. McBce Ave. were
shocked to learn of her de,ath. She ;
departed this life Saturday night
alter being seriously ill one week.
.She was loved by all who knew hei
She was a devoted member of Tabernacle
Bapti'st Church. She left
to mourn her loss a daughter, one
grand?daughter^ one?get nt-grmm.
son. two sisters, one brother, a
host of other relatives and friends.
She was a sister of Mrs. Esteli
Martin of Thompson St. Fmu ral .
'services are incomplete.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman i
of 'J1 t El ford St. are the proud j
.parents..of 4Uve- btvW?gir+r Mr:
Sherman is in Detroit. Mich, and ;
Mrs. Sherman and.family are ex- -i
porting to join 'him soon.
Miss Jacqueline Thomas, of
Washington. D.C. is visiting?Ihhm
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Thomas'
.. i. ..j.v. j_,c\yis, vio tor several'
years was instructor and band
-master at Stirling Ilijrh School, J
was recently graduated from an
hUiiiiun' miulidHli' H'l'IIIINg?.cTiool
and commissioned a second lieutenant
in the anrv according to a
report received here.
The mission committee of the
State Sunday School convention
for this erca, is planning a study
course which will bp held at Tabernacle
Baptist Church March 8,
and 12, 1943. Detailed information
will tm grvcTT hiter. Itcvr <*.F^-GmTr
[ dy is president of fhe convention
concerning the proposed course
and members of the committee are
Mrs. Cicnevri Young, Rev. W.M
I Lipscomb, and Rev. W.M. Watsrtn
We are all rn tins war -- every
man. woman and child. But thousands
of women will soon< have
the opportunity to take a piore active
part, for the Women'a Army
Auxiliary Corns is increasing ita
strength to 150,000 uniformed women.
, A*
S..W
ETTO LEADER
30UTS I
K1?A;
i until the adults are orpanreed
first.
II- re are the 'jip.-ulions .that are
-tu. he filled at the meeting on Jan
' arv "() ChairiiV.il i,f tlv- C nti-iil.
S. (\ Division; Vice Chairman,
Commissioner.
Operating committees to befille4;
Chairman of Finance, Chairill
ail of Camping" and Activities.
Chairman of Training. Chairman
of Advancement. Chairman of
Organization and Extension, Chr.
of Ileaitii and- Safety.
nAI.TIMORFT MI). NEWS 7
Hy Mrs. Course (I. I)oug!as
Mr. and .Mrs.- Fred ilas'.ey ha::s
their r'lost on Saturday thch
nephew i'vt. lUardeil llasloy.?
?> I r. Th.r.ders Cove wen I -win ? i <
iein his family in Chester. S. C
flic sick are Mrs. Eliza Davis
.'drs. S. ClUithron. Dea. Roosevelt
Heath and .Mr. Robert Hardy.
The Mi^roTTafy Circle rendered
"a platform program. .Mr si Alio,
Fleming, president.
Mrs Hattie Flower was past-bj
guest of Mrs. Mollie (Sore and en"i
joyed herself very much.
The Missionary circle will mec'
Mrs; Johnson !~00 W. S;-.rat-<gstreet.
Election of officers will be
nc'l l set this meeting.
Trc \\ illiwj Workers club wi'
u :;.der a protfiain Jan. 24 at b:0
pun.
Mr*. Louisa (j. Douilwss wa.
past-b,\ yueat of Mrs. La p. a lias
toy i;n Saul day.
KllKIK SI'ItlNt; NEWS
The bony of Mr. Ikenutcn'Jaek
son was iuneralized at Ilidyo IIill
Baptist alu:rail January 7. IP 12. I
was brought from Hempstead. N
V. ' Those* arc oi Mnuu iiMj the re*mains
were* a brother, Willie fa.2;
son, sister-in-law. Mrs. Millear
Jackson, both of X. Y. Mrs. An
.tie J. Williams, a sister lives here
Ridge Hill High School
Mabel V. Davis, Reporter
Air classes have completed their
first semester examination and ai\
now determined to make the best
out of their daily recitation.
Below is a list of students main
tabling the highest average for tin*
first semester? 11th grade general
average for semester: Mabel
Davis B plus; Mary Williams, B;
Mary CI 1(1 vei', B; Rosa Williams B~
and Carrie Mae Brooks R.
10th grade: Lcroy Broadnax Kirglish
K plus, History A; Ida Mac
-Sinitb: -llh?tory-. B ..plus. .
| The highest average in physical
education: Kvetta M. Johnson 11th
guide and Deportment, Gertrude
Valentino.- Mary tttnvcT arrrt tlTadyr
Glenn.
!'t h era de: At real* Coleman P
plus; Tropzsy I.ce Davis B plus
and Margie Greene B.
?Xth- yrmfea-C4en -Abies- B- rdus trrrrr
Mazie Hammcnd B plus.
7th grade: Hazel Rail'ord A and
vtuinr wary /\.
nth grade: Jsephine Mitchell P.
ilus: Geneva Ilolston 15 plus and
h llwi'i'in II
5th grade: Dorothy Green B;
Herbert Coleman A; Ruby Johnson
B: Fred Kenncr 15 :tnd Otis
| Walters B.
First grade (Tots) Iress'a Peterson,
Elmer Williams.
The "English Dramatic Club'
held its weekly meeting Friday.
An impressive and eventful program
was rendered. Our program
commiTtee seems interested
in bringing before us an up-todate
program at all intervals.
Te music department both the
choral group and those teceiving
' lessons are in splendid progress
under the appreciative supervisly
has what it takes to develop
one's musical talent.
Keep a watchful eye on this paper
ju),. reganls to the date when
a musical recital will appear here
doing the month of April.
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A ?T?o n\x fh 5 first to eniist I
Inm ,-nmv.>l>rn lni-n..hi.-l 1.,. '
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney A. Moore
their 8t>5 aero farm early Wed
Day. Between now and Jr.nuai
?rn farmers, larjro and small, a
.heir farms this year more TTf
ho war.?AAA Photo by Kosen
lAPPKMNdS ABOUND
'ES.M1T1I
'riendship >1. I'. Church
The Frrdny sc'opI was opem
t its usual hour with Supt. K, 1
Jcsmith at his post. Quite
irjro" number' httvmlod. Frioif
hip Sunday sc hool has ? no of tl
arpest nttoiiciar.v o in the F!oren<
istrict. The older ones don't st:i
?ome-tmtl sent! their .hi;< 1 rt-n ?ht
hoy tome them selves Itnd * tal
tivo parls in the. school. The
dipt. is wide awake.
The church as well as the sell a
All miss Miss Vivian Ma/.yat
lu> has been taken, oil* thd^r
?rvc shelf and has game to D?
loinos for training in WAAC. Fi
he always attended church.
.Miss Carrie Robinson is sti
A s.'ipr'se party was given <
'onday nite hy. Mr. and .Mrs. Hi
Jorscy of Dorscytown at the
mine for the following: .person
lis-ios Loni.o Mad;'. Willie Do:
l!oy. teacheis of Dorseytov
fool: Misses Their..a White Mown
school; Anna White o
Richmond. Va.. and Rhodie L. Do
' ey of Rulfalo, X. V. Mr. at
Trs. George Chandler were ah
nvited. A very delicious cour
vas servi <t7 STnvo 01 niosF an,
hing one wanted to oat. Aft1
he supper many riddles and jok<
cere told.
Thank to Mr. and Mrs. Do
ov for the wonderful supper.
Miss Louise Mack was the we*
nd grv.cst t>f Aiis l lie! ua Whit
Misses Mack. Donallv and Whi
i.eonipanied Rev. K. White to h
hurch in Georgetown Sunday ar
'. njoyed a fine time.
TILLMAN NEWS
lly V. Franc*. > Gttfver
?unrf?y was the first day of sprit'
specially Sunday night as th<
drolled along in the mnonlig
oming from ch.urch. Hut vcmen
- i."r ynmr-"PPM?days are""yet?
come. Sunday was a grav. ! da
Ilev. llar.ir.iilt delivered a wr.i
lerfu! message on Sunday.
which everyone seemed to ha>
enjoyed. 4.',i o. !i. M. Mct uihe,
add Mr. A. W.norul are on l!
eck liwt; we- wish for tiiem
oieedy recovery.
KITis Co!iinr.niit.\ school is sti
:/aki:v progress under the leadc
<'rip of Prof. K. O. Ho\ian. Fro
l.e honor roll all classes art doit
ellcat work. Watch for t
. .i.ijojnii e'l'Hiom ui l itu WII.I
ir. unity.
New Zion Baptist church real
>hh! u packed house Sunday uigl
.o hear the Savannah Jubilee Sir
j 'Os and trey were r" illy goo
Collection raised $;i2.(>'2. Pies
them on .January dl at Lovely Hi
Maptist church. Hoar Mr. i
Juinpter sin^r '-What A Time".
Don't miss your copy of ti
Palmetto Reader, ti will'Tead yc
in very good news. See Mast
\. Ij. Tyler for yours.
An excellent example of ho
great is the scope, and effect i
this war is the fact that to<U
our government is seeking worm
ns well as nien to serve as soldie
of Uncle Sam. The talents of tl
women of the country are needi
in the Women's Army Anxilia
Corps. It is the patriotic duty
eligible women to respond.
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heir j^irm in the U?i3 Food-i'or-Fiee- om
l?. S. Department of Acvicultvve wove ^rofc
Brandywino, IWI. They signed up dcpa:
iiesdny following: Fai m Mobilization 11
y 30 all of the Nation's (580,000 Ne- y?u
re expected to sign up to produce on i _
the thing;.-, Uncle Sam needs?to win I ^ c g'
i bloom. .
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IIMTHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Sadlj
Rev. R. J. Jefferson. Pastor
Services were very beautifully
?d carried ,out beginning with the
["). I Synday school session. Tiie lesson
a was thoroughly taught on all class 0
rl- os of the school; After the classes 0ll(*
l-i^rp-assemblod, Mr. \V. II. Harvey 'n s:|
:e ; assistant Supt., told oft some of '
ty j his experiences also nialde a brief 'lus^'
cc . how to entertain the children. >v
ir The pastor bright two very Mr
| thoughtful messages last Sunday, our
pl i For the morning worship the text you ;
:k ! was selected from St. Luke 111:29. you.
t?. j For the night message the text Mi
es j was e osen from Jeremiah .'5J:G
or - subject Persecution o*. the Right'1
POlHg?-For both messages appa- II
ill really the pastor wiis'at his best.
| The nastor asked all chairmen of ">'
the various boards together with Ou
I ' the Steward and Trustee boards to a th;
'' remain in after the_i:iorninj sin-- ,,omo
II vice. A vciy vital plan was pre- and ]
s: j rented and was unanimously ap- full t
n"! proved. ijtif g
I We were delighted to see the
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many friends and visitors in t:ie j >m' ?
services last Sunday. Come again. ?ess
r- I '
| you will always find a cordial wel- ! 'Mi:
1 conic here. !B
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VARNV1I.1.K NEWS j Ml.
Edmond Williams, Reporter
j Ho is
Mi p. lanie Eanguurd has return- j .Miss
r" rd home after underijoiny: a no i- . rclati
j jus operation at the Ridaeland {his s
J lesp-Uil. We l:\ist il.at-u she w.d j pnrtii
- i continue to improve. Mrs, Katli- boi.na
\c I -vile Cells and Miss Charlotte 'Mr
:i! Champlin county teacher were in Conw
u' 'wn Saturday also Mrs. Jessie ters.
Cd wards is homo again after be- Re
in*.r in the hospital for sometime. hip; ?
Riant Chape] OIK Church ^
j Sunday school opened at its us- ',inin
Ual hour, teachers and student, at :'aS f
77 'Tcir post.?This was tlic TargesT '"bje
" attendan.e for the year. The U's- 1:1
.. oil was reviewed by the Supt., ?1'
Miss Isabella Rakes verv beauti- ''bscri
n f?i chilli i iiuicb re'- 1 U e
t. can.' Rev. Brown gave us .another his u
' one of hi? wonderful messages: rt>" *
ItHli I'salm. 1st verse, subject The
" i (?!< ry of (rod. ITevCRrowri always ir,oni'
rj, ! have something good for the conj
Sunday at St. Marit'an for another j
' 1 '-re?I sermon by Rev. E. A. John- j
iii j j_
1PT I $1.00 Heading for "0c. Don't Miss Tl
-J FIB M A DAM 1
'v m BIlfSH ^',c ^'rst t'1 0 'n >'?ur
1<|I rartBl I.OOK FOR THE NAM
>g || Sho never fails to control
(1 | Bl tention of any one. no in
ii >1 may bo. She never fails
ill H VP&EPJJ marrUrKo- with the one of
P |JH separated, discover the oa
B Komombor, she guarantees to bring a
ij iiiiiun or junr enure me. tasi uix?t:xEi
j your way. She guarantees to prnmo<
?i . properties, change the condition of
>u you can look hack upon your life and i
CT | been averted had you proper advice a'
' ,it's not too iate vet; call see the worn
all. What benefit would a reading he
to remove the dark cloud which hani
guarantees to do to each and every o
lW She changes the conditions of your li
and forces until she accomplishes ever
*y bition of your life. Satisfaction gi
jn Separate Room For Colored People.
rs and be convinced. Prices within the
B*j Permanently I>ocated on Meeting Str?
_ Highway, next to Bawen Barber
^ 9:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. DAI
i:
-? ^ lrday,
January 23, 1943.
ssified Advertising V
Column . -:ji
nl Notices, Chrds of Thanks, 'I1
niams, Birth Announcements
iage Announcements etc. are ^
jed for at the rate of 10c per >k
Cash must accompany the
. Minimum charge 50c.
IN' MEMORIAL!
December 81, one year asro.
> J. Dennis passed to the
beyond where there is peace
mppmess. ]
love you .mother and miss ^
,OU so. ....
r children: Mrs. I,ula I>. Gnrof
Santa Monica, Calif.; Mr.
y H. Dennis, Jr.,, of Colum- sj
S. Miss Robbie Dee Dennis * 1
rashin?fton, 1). ('.: Mrs. Leola
iliiamjt of Washington, D. C.;
Dorothy M. Patterson of Co- M i
ia. Mr. James E. Denni* of r '?
oo, \T. C.; Sister. Mrs. Emma . {
Columbia: Brother. Mr. RobHTnnMftvilio
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IN MEM OR I AM j
sad hut lovtig memory .j
dear- husband and brother ,
Franklin \\\. j:kir.moreJrwho .
rted tin's life one year ago,
ary 21. 1012. j
have left an aching void
world can never fill,
we mi-ss you, but our loss ia ^ a
leaven's gain; J
: day we hope to meet in _?J
;he land of eternal bliss. * <<
,* missed by: # *
s. Beatrice M. Dunmore, wifo
Brothers and Sisters.
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WORDS OF THANKS 1 j
i I
the many friends both col- a
and vvhito, who contributed J
iy way hi helping us during
llncss and death of our dear
mul and father, Edward Mc- j
we arc deeply appreciative I
hat you 'have done,
ty. the richest blessings o f
Heavenly Father rest upon
and His abundant grace keep .j
This is our prayer,
s. Maggie McCall and $
Children.
KNNETTSYTLLE NEWS j
Callie 1). Sanders, Reporter
r home soldiers are getting
nice to give a few pop call? ^
. John Loston of Camp Lee I
Panie Munnerlyn. They were
>f cheer. Mr, Loston i.s mak;oc:!.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Loston ^
bought1 a beautiful new auto j
ire making good in their bu^e* '
on Hudson street. ' ; I
ss Antile McCollum student
ennett Coollcge, Greensboro ,
. iR hme fr a fey days vaca-aftor?m4<l-term?examination.
Kisseller Moore of X. Y. arhome
for a few* days rest,
the house< guest of his sister
Julia-Moore on King St. The
ives and friend,, are making
lay home a happy one. Many j
us, dinners?and?suppers are ? -1
given in honor of Mr. Moore.
. J. B. Drake was called to
ay Sunday on insurance matv.
Gordon one of our outstand
vl. E. pastors was in the city
the week end visiting his son
daughter. He preached the.
iiip sermon at Shiloh Sun- j
rom the text Phillippians 11:14
ct Press un fur a high calling
id. We enjoyed every second
s stay. Dr. .J. J. Starks was
it hut Rev. Gorden delivered ^
rmon worthwhile. He is on _
ay to N. Y. visiting his childhere.
. Edward MeCall well-known .
ner of Evans Chapel A. M. E - "J
lurch died at his home . o n
?Ktreet after- a?period of
is. He was funeralized Sun- \
uuernoon. kcv. VYehO, pasTie
following relatives out^ ?
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TIlfiLMA D
iD ADVISOR
City, County or State '
K MADAM THELMAN
the thought, mind and atatter
how far away they
to bring about a apeedy
' your choice, reunite the fT
rth's lost treasure. /< 1
bout every desire and am
y obstacle that may be lit .
te your business, sell your
your entire life. Perhaps {
see how trouble could have .
fe the proper time. Perhaps ?
an who knows all and sees j
> to you unless she in able
firs over you; and this she ^ ij
ne calling upon her.
fe with the ruling planets V1
y hope and desire and anr^"' - H
jaranteed or no charges. s
White and Colored come
reach of all.
>et in the Trailer on No. 1 j
Shop, West Columbia --yy
T8 AND SUNDAYS
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