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Saturday, January 23, 1943. PERSONALf I MENTION I MARRIAG E AN> OI NCEM E}it H Mr. and Mrs. George Woodson j|S announce the marriage of their ||| . tlaiipht.iT 9 Ilattie Helle Mr. Arbi ey Lee Jones on Wednesday the thirtieth of December SB Nineteen hundred and forty-two ?g ' at Hampton, Vn. GOES TO NEW YORK CITY ? Orangeburg, Jan. 15?Mrs. S. J. WThomson' left for New Y'ork City ' ^ January 15th to accept a position M as nurse in one of the New Y^oik of hosnitsils. in tllf> iloffiun nf Vw.,. of country. - Sc i. _ T1 i 'u iii'i Rhynos and husband ft, Philadelphia, Pa., spent the ;s Christmas at home with her moth- m. er, Mrs. Maggie Gollman. She on was accompanied to Columbia Lj j her mother, who speivt the night so with her son George Gollman; - itll Mr. anct"MTs. John Watts of 01 Jk Newberry county who moved here to Columbia seven years ago are "I ?. - now celebrating their twenty-seventh anniversary, the third Sunday in January. Mrs. iWilhelmina Patterson is 1 vacationing in Detroit, Michigan ' n st 1 with her husband, who-at present rs employed at the Ford Motor ' Co. An enjoyable stay lias been ??nv*Avf/VA! h ? 1 ivjn/i icu uy niii menus. *'afl ch Misses Ruth and.Rosa Mae Kv- ^ erett of Bennett College, spent last week end with their parents, pj. Dr. and Mrsr B. A. Everett.?They -pjr had us their guest Mis Inez Ilogan, also of Bennett College, Miss Ruth Everett completed her on college education at Bennett in nij three and a half years. She will enter the University of Michigan ha February 1st, to obtain her Mas- en ters. She has a brother at Uni- foi versity of Michigan, who is a P& senior medical student. 1,1 ? in SPENT HOLIDAYS IN N. Y. C. ue ? wi Miss Lottie Louise Ford of St. scj - Matthews and St. George, S. C., ,in _ spent the holidays -in New York ar, City. She reported a very pleasant trip. While there she was the \j guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mandy. Mrs. Mainly was formerly Mrss Janell Hayes of Mullins', S. Carolina. \ o (.(| RUBY L. LIPSCQMB lor BECOMES WAAC in? Lit-ut. Dorothy Cooper. WAAC cie recruiting officer at Fort Jackson Co reported that Ruby L. Lipsseomb. Mr Negro, of Spartanburg, filHCenroir- ~M". ed in the Women's Army Aux- Mc diary's Army Corps and has been Pf transferred to the WAAC reserve PThe new Auxiliary will remain St< at home until called for actvic by duty, the lieutenant said. Di< Rev. M. P. Pearson, popular pas tor of St. Paul and Zion Canaan left Columbia Tuesday for Tim jjii> monesville to visit his brother, Rev tin Pearson. Rev. Pearson _told the or, , news editor of the many gifts and ert presents he received for new yeat from his churches. Counting the |C1 gifts and the money, it amounts pr!, to $150.00. Doubtless Rev. Rear- VVV son lends the state in gifts. l(.(] ' vot ^ Mr. Ben Boozer returned from CJI] ^Atlanta Monday where he went as wit a representative of the brick lay- fhi ?l_er_ union of Columbia.- Uu^ Amid--K-cr the Atlanta meeting had 3000 "] whites and 100o colored. More de- ()ai l.'iils nf tin- purling nill iiniuta. later. Mr. Boozer is not only u in., ^HfeiHon, but a leading official of jou ^BPtlncy Park CME church. The Little Mountain rlnh in itc ? _ ... .... j v ill weekly meeting last Friday night ,|rj surprised their Pastor, Rev. \V. R 5t>], Bowmnn by giving him one dollai 3 each. Among them that gave the j J^riollar \**ere Mrs. Ida Chatman, WMra. Alice Walker, Mi-g?Ahrmis ? Chatman, Mrs. Daisy Chatman. Mrs. Lillic Dreher and others. 1 the Prof. Joe Corley, Columbia pop- Sta alar mail carrier made a visit to of the Leader's office and made the wai boys feel good by treating them, wtl Mr. Corley is in the race for the Liz General Conference of the A. M. cou E. church. His many friends are pro urging his election. Doubtless he Mr * will be elected on the first ballot- Mr Among other fcandidates of the Co- Hit turn bin conference are Green, of the Winnsboro; Cook of Cedar Creek Bib ~V and Rabb of White Hall. f, J f . ' ' FELICIA YOUNG e nine months old daughter of r. and Mrs. John Riyc Young, niairs, S. ".; grand daught/i Mrs. Ida Young and the late ott Younk of Strother, S. C. 10 mother, Mrs. Young comes one of the teachers of Gcthse:ine Junior High School. She is e of the leaders in church cir?s; and her father Mr. Thomp11 is a business man in this cornunity. The baby is in the best health and lovcable to all. t?H HAITIvliS SAVING VI) SOCIAL CLUB The High Hatters lichl their ekly meeting at the home of Mr d Mrs. Young on 2310.. Gervais roet, Monday night. January 18. io meeting was opened on the gular time. The devotional was rried out in-its--regular-manner ter which the president took argc and presided in ? short and ief way. Our new business was a supper ilined for Saturday night. The ins were completed. There will a Chitterling and Fish Suppei /en at the home of Mrs. McClain 2311 Gervais street, Saturday rht, January 23. The High llatters wish to say linv turn- v?u? ...... 1- I t r,. UUI CW-WOI Ki and friends. We thank you r your cooperation during the st year and are thanking you" advance for your cooperation the new year and when we are eded please contact us and we 11 put forth every^ effort to *ve you. Our meeting closed til next?Monday night, Januy 25th. :w HOOKS AT WAVERLEY EANC1I LIHItARY Never Trust Love and Sng foi ur Supper by 1', Gaddis. Paint Uuttes. by A. H. Godden. Gamb 's Chance. by J. B. Ilendryx. J cok of the Devil, by K. S. Hold:. Draft Bride by A. Humph-' S W fills of .Tevirhn bv J. ile- rd. Arms and the Girl, by M. M irshall. I'll Wait _for_You by, TT. Nichols. Madcap, by P. 0'- I ?Vf? All Pvtf e T5 I 11, ivjr u rowne. If This lie Destiny by Robins. Miss Wings, by F. inehraker. Bushwack Bullets, i W. A. Tompkins. Six Wove tc \ by Kirk Wales. jj ALLEN-BEN EDICT CI.L H The club held its weekly meet : on January 18 at its usual le. The house was called t o lor by the President -Air. RobRice. The-rhaplain took charge the opening. Song la the Gar i, led by Mrs. Oneida Boozer; tyer by Mrs.. Robert Rice; song lat a Friend We Have in Jesus H by Mrs. Marion Rice. The deions then closed. The roll was led and everybody responded*! h a Bible verse and their fee. e minutes cf the last meeting re read, rocelved .Tnd adopted. . Phe club went into the business f rvf tUn ninot in/>- tt-l* 5/.K ?? "- -II ? v wi HIV IIIVClHIg ? I I 1V I I w?? UIS5 end pirn h"'I L"I'. Plui'u Hill -j dc for the near future. We ad- , rued to meet at Mrs. Jones Ft) j en-Benedict court. The host and hostess served a , iety of sandwichcs and grape \ 11k. Everybody expressed them yes and enjoyed the repast. Jr. Robert Rice, president , Jrs. Oneida boozer, reporter . iCNXUl,VK SOCIAL 4-W:H -J i'he Sunshine Social club met at 1 honlc of Mrs. Julia Glenn, 2308 ,rk street. The regular routine ' business was carried out. $14.31- ^ s collected. Our next meeting ( 1 be hetd at The home of Mrs 1 ;zic Griffin, Allen-Benedict s rt. t'rominent on the cvering's ' gram were Mr. George Belton, ' . Reubin McDaniel our president c s. Julia Glenn and Mrs. Minnie ip. Each member responded to 5 roll call with an appropriate 1 Jo quotation. c Mrs Julia Glenn, reporter I r y ' *+1 A f L r FU IKN I)LV TWELVK SOC IAL ( LI 1? The clk I met for the first time in '4.'! nt the home of Mrs. Ilattio | Goodwin 21.50 Fdmwood Ave. All officers were re-elected: M r^. Ada Love, president: Mrs. Willie llazzr.rd, vice-president. Mrs. Geneva Green, recording secretary.; Mrs ' Georgia Mae Davenport, iVnanctal j secretary: Mrs. Olivet Y-arboi ongh I treasnret ; Mrs.- Lama "hiUcrsim ' 5 rhapiain. ; The club was very successful in ! '42. W.o had more than SWO.OO to | ivkio among us. The ho-*"'" * I ved some of the goodies of Christmas. The next meetin.tr January 11th was at. Mrs. Geneva Green 2020 Oak street. Plans were made for nir first anniversary which will be Friday night. Jam nry 22nd. That's when you wili see many beautiful gowns. Our friends .will celebrate wun us. \\ atch out for an invi- I tation from one of us. Our new member Mrs. Supivna "Jallman was received and tv welcome. .Mrs. Green served a variety' of sandwiches and CocoCola. Lancaster County , Benedict College Club Reorganizes Lancaster, S. C.?The Benedict College club of Lancaster county met Saturday, January 0, to reorganize for the New Year. The following' officers were elected: Mr. B, T. Blocker, president; Miss Annie B. Blackmon, vice president: Miss Nettie G. Vox, secretary and Mrs. Bessie C*. Barnes, treasurer. Each member was very enthusi es. Wi? set. a very h iffh goal "01 fhe ani'ount which the club will raise and with the spirit each one is manifesting there will be 110 trouble for the club to attain it We were very glad to have with Professor E. E. Riley of Benedict college. Miss X. G. Fox. reporter SUNNY SIDE SOCIAL CLUB The Sunny Side Social club held its weekly meeting at the home of ' Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy on Jan. 11). The " meeting was called to order and the devotions were can led out in the regular manner after which ,thc president took charge. The minutes of the pre-' vious meeting were read, received and approved then the house \va? opened for business. The new bus: ness was that of a Dron-in- Parte to be given in the near future. A " pain wc say to the East End Union and various clubs of the city \vc.arc. wishing .you a prosperous-and successful year and at any tjn.ui that \vc. can be -of service Ave are with you 100 percent. Our officers for 1940 are as follows: Mrs Esther Rowe, presidentMr. James Middleton, vicc-presi rlent; Mrs. Moody, secretary; Mr Rowe .treasurer; Mrs. Evans, chap lam;?Mrs" ^Kennedy, chairman of committee; Mr. Kennedy, business manager. THE LOVEIY ;15 SAVINU C LUB The club met at the home of Mrs. Essie Davis. "The usual devotions were conducted} aftci* ivhich the minutes of the previous nuetin.fr were read and ' a'dopted After the transaction of the business of the evening- the meeting ivas adjourned. The next meeting will be held at 2112 Wasfungtbn ' ;tveet. V. W. C. A. HOLDS UKGl'LAR MONTHLY MELTING The YWCA held its regular momr.iy meeting on Wednesday cv " ming. Bigger and Better YWCA s our slogan. We are urging all ifWCA members to meet in a call meeting on Wednesday evening. February 3rd, 1043 5:30 o'clock it the YWCA building. Gilds Reserve meets every Satarday 5 o'clock All members an. isked to be present. One group neets every juonday Booker Washington high school, .Miss Lar y Jaines, advisor. Bible call under the direction ol Wiss Virginia Litteneatt teacher ol Columbia Bible college is had ev>ry Saturday evening. Come ip^ ts Bible sillies class. G irlK Reicn'e i"s planning a gala party for Friday night. Joint meeting Satlrdays with all Gilds Reserve luhs at YWCA. vjiiHirmun oi noam, uriss Mary >axon; Secretary, Mrs. D. K. Jenrtrnr; Treasurer, MrS. B. V. VI?ent; Sec/etary and Dean ?f Girls ilrs. Martha CluttsI THE PALMETTO LE/ Stewart-Cuthbert , Marriage A mnrriutre of interest t ? all of South Carolina was that of Mi?s Mildred Cuthberth of Bjunsw+eh. Cla.. to Mr. Paul A. Stewart o f A>ran?rt*b*tnrr The bride is the daughter of M r. .and ?Mrs., Harry CulUl>erth Mr. Cut-berth is a letter carrier in l>r. iv? ? k.?The?behb- lot1' sttr-A.R. degree from Kpelman collegt and hi s taa jhl Vnisic In Tloberl Smalls high school in Reaufort She -is new employed -frr Washington. Tt:e groom is the son of Profesi -or ami Mis. K. L. Stewart o f South Carolina State college. Prof Stewart is in fhartte of brick ma | sonry at this college. ! The groom was assistant princi [ pal ami had charge of the band in | Robert Sniails high school. BeauI fort. He is a irnuiuute -of fimaf Carolina State college. He holds an M.A. from the University of Michigan and is now employed in the U. S. Post Office in Washington, D. C. Professor and Mrs. Stewart entertained in their beautiful home in honor of the newly Wed. The presents received proclaimed the popularity of the young couple, j who now reside Mn Washington. The Kings<and Queens Want Peace Zion Baptist Church, Kastover Presents i - -----Mrs. Eva Oheeseboro president of the Missionary Society of Zion church of Eastovey in cooperation with Red Hill Baptist church and the community at large, is present ing one of the most spectacular religious anil patriotic pageant -ever presented in that-seetion. Allied Nations and those who have allied inclination are being staged. The costumes are to be works ol' engenius creations for authenticity and beauty. The following jfmj * Hr . ^^Hn| ? LF.V, H E-N-R Y E H ARIH N J Popular Pastor named person are sonle of those who will participate: Professor E. Barnwell ? Uncle Sam. Haile Selassie and Queen, Joe Choeseboro and Mrs. EleasC Scott; Polish Ruler and Wife, Mr. Potee and Annie Carter; Stalin and Wife, J. B. Miller and Mrs. Nickpqay; Cuba?Mr. MeKinley Scott, dr.. and wife; Czechslovakia Mr. MeKinley Scott, Sr., and Airs. Jenkins; France, Mr. La Brue and Mrs. Martha Scott: Spanish, Dea. 1 Bailey and Mrs. .Maude Smith; Hit- 1 lor. In a. Tirmnons; China, Robt. 1 Drayton and Mrs. Lizzie Scott; ' Great Britaih*. Rev. and Mrs. L. ; Robinson; Greece, Rev. H. E. liar ' din and Mrs. Eva Choeseboro: Bra- 1 zil. Mrs. Florida La Brue; Statute ' ot' I.ihf.vfv \1?C I i Mrs. Lizzie Robinson; Norway, Mrs. R. Bailey; New Zealand, Ro- ' sia Robinson; South Africa, Mrs. E. Timmons; Panama, Mrs. Mc- S Kenzic and Mr. Dowdy. Mahatma ' (lhailda, .Mi>s .Janic Mouse; iiaui. 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. Webber; Hundu- i ras, India Webber; Nicaragua, < Ethel Webber; Gautama I a, Mrs. K. Lee; Youth Group represent the i U. S. A. and those of all the other countries. " . WISDOM SOCIAL CLUll R F.OKG A N1ZED The Wisdom Social club was re J organized Jrrmrary 12th at tire i home of Mrs. Rosa B. Seymour on ileidt street. Officers are Mrs ' Phyllis Russell, president; Mrs. Kill'One Joyce, vice-president; Mra--5, Elizabeth Myeis, financial secre- * taiy; Mrs. Jessica Tolivcr, record- ' irip secretary; Mrs. Rose B. Seymour, chaplain. The club will meet next at the home of Mrs. Joyce. After adjournment the group went to the f home of Mrs. Catherine Calient, 1 Allen-Benedict Court, where a delicious repast was served. ...... , V f ' tl)EK I^orraine Ferguson Jones In Recital The Steward Hoard of Emmanuel A. M. E. church, Charleston i S. C:, presented Lorraine Fer^u-j ?m Jnni'R. coloratura soprano of I New Vork City, and Prof. Howard K. Mann, accompanist, in a sons: -i-gritfll'-at-the a bdvo^?ntfmnP^eTmrcfi Fnesdoy e\ uriing, January 12. I'.M.'l., .Mother Emmanuel, by which the said church is commonly known ind called, was almost lull to its opacity by the friends and admirers of Mrs. Jones, whose absence from the city, which is het hometown, covered a period ol twenty or more years. The pro- | itrunt was artistically rendered andH graciously received and enjv /cc | y the audience, who turned out in tun strength, to witness same. At ] the close" of the program Mrs. Tones was showered with flowers.j "Stssef, and handshakes from her "many friends and admi.ters. Out f the many dinner invitations exended to her and Prof. Mann, lime only permitted them to atr tond a supper given by Miss SadifE. Green, a school teacher of the I :ity school, and a very colorful *are well party given bv Mrs. Jones-brother, Mr. and Mrs A. C*l ^Ferguson, at whose home, Mrs. Jones was stopping. " J Mrs. Jones and Prof. Mann expressed themselves as being well pleased with the wonderful hospitalities shown them at both of these purtioa, fl|H) fnj^ygd thmn selves immensely, and informed the ~gtlthering that they hope to be- able to return soon. SUNSHINE SOCIAL CLUB The Sunshine Social club hold its first meeting of the year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Belton 2308 Stark street. Opening song by Mr. M. C. Daniel; scripture lesson by Mrs. Julia Glenn; song, Mr. Belton; prayer by Mr. McDaniel, then the house was opened fer business. Election of officers was held. A motion was made and passed that the club retain the same officers for 1943: Mr. McDan iel, president; Miss Anna Fogle, secretary. Mrs. Clara Belton ,assistant secretary; Mrs. Julia Glenn-j chaplain. Each member responded with Bible verse and dues. The amount taken up was $25.75. Our next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. E. Fogle, 1719 Lady St. The club met at the home of Mrs. Eliza Fogle, Monday night at 8:15 with the chaplain in charge who opened with a song; prayer by the president; scripture lesson by the chaplain selected from the I5th Psalm. The devotiona]{L_\va? closed: The roll called and members responded with Bible verses and dues. Amount collected $10.75. Next meetinir wilL he. at the home of Mrs. Julia Glenn 2308 Stark-street ? IN AM) AROUND 1* AG ELAND Miss Etbol T ??wuuio anu air. Uinston Blakeney wore quietly married January 2, 1913. Their many friends wish them much happiness. . \ . ~ The third croup meeting of the teachers in the Pageland district was held at the Pageland school, Wednesday, January 13. The . meeting was opened with singing >>' the group followed with pray j c>r by Mr. Auther D. Johnson. The | Chairman, Miss Vashti E. Brew- , ?r thm called for State Teachers i Association dues and money, j'ojr I Lhe war bond to be bought by the County Teachers' association. Af:er the business session the mcetng was turned over to the Jeanes Teacher, Mrs. M. L. Foster Johnton who in turn presented Miss V E. Brewer and Mr. Chandler ?oth of whom made interesting alks on their recent trip to CollillDIU Where iney auenneu a meet " ng of teachers who are to do idult work. As usual the Jeanes Teacher, Mrs. Johnson gave much nspiring and helpful information. Mrs. Laura J. Brewer principal if Taylor Chapel school and her uster Mrs. Elizabeth Rivers a number of the Chesterfield faculty vore called to Philadelphia recenty the- death rrf their sister. " The heartfelt sympathy of their nnny friends pro mrt to them. Mrs. Elizabeth Funderburke who ias been indisposed is out again. | Mr. James Howell of N. Y. C. | isited his sister Mrs. Annie Me- 'ombo and father Mr. Ezel Sowell veently. * Pvt. Kemp Dargin of Camp Lee, ra. visited his parents Mr. and i ilrs. Jim Dargin last week. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brewer had is their dinner gueat Sunday Rev. ?aceant and Mr. M. C. FluHberd. Mr. Howard Gregory' of N. Y. C. dsited relatives here recently. > Congaree Medical Society Holds Meeting Tlio Congaree Medical Society inet in regular session, Jan. 1 .'itH. 'at the Savoy Grill, I>r. H.G. liarThe newly elected officers were inatalkd hj' Dr. J.G. Stuart. After charging the officers with their several responsibilities, l>r. Stuart said: "The medical society affords a forum wherein the best medical thought opinions end achievements rriml expression. It is a clearing house where the viewpoint of the individual practitioner and the group ideals developed from helpful association lead to a common eround of mutual i-?cn..nt .. qual advantage." The following is a roster of Clio officers for the year 19411: President, I>r. H? (1. Thompson; Vice Pres. Dr. I). K. Jenkins; Secretary, Dr. H.D. Monteith; Treasurer, Dr. 11.G. Harper. The executive board is composed of Drs. F.B. Johnson, B.A. Everett and Durham Counts. The guest speaker, Lt. Claytor of Fort Jackson, having been unavoidably detained, Dr. D.K. Jenkins gave a lecture on Osteoblasts and Osteoclasts illustrating their action on bone cell proliferation and bone resorption. The lecture was well received. The February meeting will beheld at the home of Dr. A.J. Collins, Feb. 10, 194.1. DEBORAH SOCIAL CLUB The club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Outen 2108 Pendleton St. Monday night. January 18, 1941. I Opening selection Just a Closer Walk With Thee, led by Mrs. Sum ter; prayer, Mr. Outen; scripture lesson was read by Mrs. (Trpgn thf chaplain. When I Come to the and of my Journey was also led by Mrs. Sumter which brought the devotion to a close. The remaining part of the meeting was in the hands of the President, Mrs Taylor. The minutes of the last meeting were omitted due to th< absence of the secretary. The roll was called, each one responded with Bible verse and dues. WV en-rolled two new members: Misf Robinson Mr. Sumter out exmombers are back with us for anothei year. The hojse was opened for business. We wish to invite the' many friends to a supper Satur day night, January 23 at the honv of Mr. and Mrs. Sumter, 1831. Gervais street. We came to a close and adjourned to meet with Mrs. Clark on next Monday night. WAYERLEY SILVER STARS We were highly entertained on last Tuesday night at the home of Miss Louise Gunter on Cherry St Our Chaplain, Mrs. Lottie Wrigh called the house to order at and conducted devotionals in the usual manner After devotion the meeting was turned over to the president who called for the roll and minutes of the previous meeting. Then ?the house was opened for business. A supper to be given by group No. 2 was planned foi Saturday night at the home of E Hart. We are asking your cooperation. The Constitution foi 19-13 was also drawn up and Mrs Jehnsom asked-that all members " abide by it. We are very happy to know that the Stars are nnt the only one that thinks Mrs Maggie Johnson our president is able to lead us On last Thursday nite whcn the Kaat End Club -Union ~ was reorganized Mrs. Johnson was unanimously re-elected as president. 'We are very profld of out president and hope she will serve them as well as she has served us thro past eight years.? Our next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Inez Hawkins. Yours for victory, WHITE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB The club met at the home of Mrs. Ella Washingtoi, J1T7 Ger-. vais street Opening s.dleetion Pa ss Me Not O GentU iSavior; II prayer by Mrs. Ella Washington; Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone was sung and devotions closed. Officers for the year are as follows; President, Mrs. Ella Washington; Vice-President, Miss Irene Young; Secretary, Miss Sophie Durrie; Asst. Sec., Miss Lillian Goodwin; Treasurer, Mrs. Mrtxd Monroe; Social Treasurer, Mr. Maggie Kennedy: Reporter. Mrs Minnie Holt; Chaplain, Florint Miller. Business Managers, Mrs Fannie Micken?, Mrs Rosi-? Elks, Sirk committed Mrs. L. Lxrrric. The offieers have pledged to he Faithful throughout the year 1043. We hat! a very nice party Monday night, January 18 at the home of Mrs. Fannie Miekens 2474 Senate street. Dillard Art Tutor ? l j a Designs for Nat. Firm New Orleans. I.a.. Jan. 18?Students <>f Dillard University listen with markedly reijjiccTftlf attelft ion indeed these dav s \v hen A it "Instructor Vernon WTnslow ex pounds on the practical. everyday value of his course. nient Coinnanv. Chicago. 111., an affiliate of Soar*. Roebuck and Co.. wanted patriotic designs to adorn the front faces of ukulelcr. those midget guitars, which were being manufactured for distribution to services men in the Navy, Marine end Army branches of the armed fordes. They asked Mr.-. WVnslow 10 submit his art ideas, of what vas proper and fitting. Mr. Winslow e v a plied, his designs were accepted. i ml by this time the -A-rt ' u?, w:~..i o * ..i...i-.i- - ?? nr urn ui\uitzu's ri rv uuiu-i4ess taking turns wirti the Oarand rifle in the hands of mi sic-minded warriors everywhere. GEORGETOWN NEWS Te Business Mens League ihT I augurated last Christmas what they intend to make an annual lustom; the distribution "Tof< gifts | 'o the poor. This organization which also sponsored the local con munity center is interested in all movements for civic an,d racial improvements. Among the other things which .hey hope to accomplish this ycai is the outtitting of the local Boy Scouts with new uniforms and the placement of local boys and girlr. 'n a training for National Defense Work. The officers and members of this organization are as follows: Robert Anderson-, president; Jos cph J. Jenkins, vice-president; Wal tor W. Manigault, secretary; Clifton Knox, treasurer. Dr. U. (I Teele, chairman of Finance committee; Dr. \V. S. Thompson. Robert Jackson, Lawrence Dun tub roT vred Green, Elias Suniter, Ben lames, Thomas Clark, James Holmes, Joseph I<ec, Prof. Joseph Burrage. ?Honorary?members?Mr?C. Cr Spaulding and Prof. J. B. Beck. MOZELLK I). PEAV JOINS W A A C Ft. Jackson. S.C. Jan. 20.--lieutenant Dorothy E. Cooper, WAAC recruiting officer at Ft. Jackson, announces that Mozelle D. Peay, Negro, of Columbia, has been enrolled in the Women's? Auxiliary Corps, and has been placed in the WAAC Reserve. She will remain at home until called for active duty. BETHEL A. M. Ei CHI RCH - Rev. W. .M. Jackson, Pastor McClellanville?Sunday school net at its usual hour. After the study of the lesson our humble servant brought to our hearing a wonderful message front Joshua 7:21, subject The Result of Finding and the Removing of Sin. We are praying for the sick ones every where, GREENWOOD NEWS Weston Chapel A ME Church Rev. E. F. Johnson, Pastor Services went on at Weston chap el in a very line way. The pastor preached a fine,heartfelt sermon .hat was enjoyed. Tne outline the pastor presented at the first board Qleeting is to be tip-top: OAfirst spring rally was also launched We are glad to inform our readers that all of our Educational Money will be on the table in due time We are glad to say we are starting out again with a new pastor who seems to have his heart and mind in the work and we do feel that under his leadership we shall again go to success. P. E., P. M. Gary preached a very fine sermon last Sunday and held his first quarterly conference ftinwlwy niyla. It, avary sue. , cess. All class leaders with the j 18PHM A .TJfl Bl First 7 t? AKKS true or false; now to Rain the I control or influence the actions away. GUARANTEE SUCCES MADAM All Ruaineflft Confidential Permanently Located in Secon<j Me of Highway No. 1 coming Roland's Ot OPEN SUNDAYS 56c SPECIAL READINGS Ft rnmmmmmmmmmamm various uuxiliurie^ responding in - "^3 full. Either Gar^ paid he alwaya enjoys his conferences at Weston yhapcl because df Hho fine way-lb .vhich the members respond. --tNIS Allen -Chapel AMIS Church Kcy. J. A- Jenkins** J'ns tor /'$ Sunday was a gloomy day but iJB X. S. opened at ll a.ni. with the ;ja Supt., Mr. Jann\ Huth-r and his , ..-/tjfjfl preached a powerful sermon from ' 27 T'salirs 11th V<*r*o Walt on tlw Lord and lie will renew tte strength. Subject, The Ix>rd will,'' tome. Hev. Jenkins seemecT ' ave tieett nt his best. The church ' 1 .--^j seem to be moving along nicely -yy^SjS \v ith this new pastor. All mem-"' bers are looking forward toward..LSt:i1a2 tni'ir tirsi quarterly conference on a uext Saturday at Little Zion AME church. Collection $7.15. Visi* i??rs: Mrs. Mary Spearman and .a Tabernacle Baptist Church Rev. S. PL Kay, Pastor ~ " S. ;s. at ETsual ^hour with the Supt. and his faculty in charge. A very impressive discussion was enjoyed by all. Services at 11 a.m. A powerful sermon was delivered to the congregation. Text Luke 6:31. Everyone enjoyed the sermon and .went home filled with the spirit. i WAVERLY SI' N FLOWER The Waverly Sun Flower held its regular meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs. Philis. Hale at * 1335 Pendleton St. The devotional was brief. The President, Mrs. Sullivan was absent, Mrs. Wilson, the vice-president conduct -f..y : ed the meeting. The Flowers have? ,}y: much in common for the future. / * i The roll was called each member * " .] responded with a Bible verse. The hostess served delicious sandwich- n 1 es, cake and Russian tea which we all?enjoyed. We adjourned to ' 9 meet with Mrs. Mafrnie Johnson, at the home of Mrs. Davis o n ^ Pine street. Mrs. Sullivan, president Mrs. Eula Coles, reportci rhristmae Soal Returns Christmas Seal Returns are still coming into the office of the ! Richland Anti-Tuberculosrs Association Auxiliary, K. Jen-. j4 j kins', Treasurer reports. ( "Se?i.l. .contributions are never ? t 'late' to us." J.A. Simmons, gen. chairman, said. Seal dollars work .u '- t.. all year i#j nd,, We're deeply appreeiative of the contributions vre have received. This year, more than ever before, we need the financial and moral support of all residents in Richland county," he said. "Proin past years we know that throughout Jan. we shall continue to recel-Vc contributions." he sakJ. "Many people forfcet the Seals dur ing the Christmas rush and wc hear from them around this time." The "following contributions were received in the past week: Mr. Georke Johnson $2.00 j Mrs. Juanita A. Jackson 2.00 I Mr. and Mrs. H. Richardson ?1.00 - -9 I First rav?rv a r<i..u ? ---v x ?'? ? J niu v 1UU ------ 6.* A) Mr. Ernest Q. Games ?r 1.00 Miss Lula M. Joh*son(Flat Branch School ...... o.OO l Miss Mary Ray Saxon 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. H.N. Vincent -- 5.00 Mr. Charlie Allison 5.00 I Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Riley ? 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Elizio Jones --- 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waites - 2.00 " Mrs. Mabel Moore " - - ... - - 2.00 Mrs. Elnora Neeley - 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Mosby 2.00 Mrss E.B. Butler .. 1.00 Primrose Temple no. 611 Daughter of Elks of Columbia --- 5.00 Mrs. Celestine Daniels 1.25 Alj's.. Dorothy Bowling 1.00 Mrs. Bessie Potee - - - - - - 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hope - 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Fraz't&Y ? 1.00 Miss Ella Jcakson (Mill Creek Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Isaac _.$2.00 ",M. Mrs. -Lottie Ashforti ---...$1.00 Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Johnson .$1.00 Rev. T>. M Mauldin $5.00 Mr and Mrs. Jake Eubanks .$1.00 Mr. and Mrs.' D. Washington $2.00 MT. ans. 11.fl. Bullet Jr. +B.06 ^ CONSULT I DAM CECIL J imr m orate, county or CUT MERICA'S FOREMOST j\r; IC READER AND ADVISOR .J> 1 AN HONEST PR6P681TI0N ~ eby solemnly swear to raajce no ??' f I do not faithfully fulfill nv- - bTttTT d embodied in thia statement. "v?3H ell you, just. what you want to >out friends, onei/iies or rivals; husbaml, wife or sweetheart la <y ;y ove of the one you moat desire; -4QUfl of anyone, evten though miles S WHERE OTHERS FAIL. Hours: It A.M. tn^V PJf? ~ I Pullman Trailer at* left MM out of ColufuMi, Natfto Mm. oeery^Store ^ DR A SHORT TIME ONLY! A