The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 20, 1943, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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B BP** Serjeant William D. Young
HMM* of '40 of Benedict College, |
Hb- located ,at Cnrup Polk, I.oujs^Hftar
ftrine- -fctar- spur.' momenta
IMb'solicited fands for thr Hrtdrn* Rftit
DrtV(v% from the follav ;> >?
U'hftSP ?v? ?i ji ** ? - i -
states:
fc-Walter Oliver, ' Jrrse ' Tni'i"*! tVr"
n. Thomas L. Hegzai . Raymond l'nE
Kelly, Frank Jackson, Willie J?.
^M^HScolt, John Miinnlkin and M.s. rs. '
W Lu Ji Nero and Janu s K. Thomas
Georgia?Privates Win, White. j
o William Robinson, William H.
[ > $' Grier, .Clifford Frecmrn; C'drpnrels
Irwin Wiggins, Edward Johnp
son, Bonnie -Wiley,""Georye Huff:
Sgt. Julius Pul'i i-; Privat < T'
* class Rufus Adkins, F ed J. 1. \\ >
Elmo Hodlcv. Robert Fletcher,
e**'. Claude Y. TnlK-y. WV A.. TliglT"
tower, Eddie Vicker. Mack King.
' Vasco Mickens. William. HarpT i
Calvin C. Reid, Oscar Northington,
Edciic Perry, Bullie Fravier,
Kenry Sears, Robert Jones, Thomas
Hayden, Theodore Sims. F.:mon
Warren, CRUce Fthre.igc.
r Luther Brown, Hbnry Williams..
James Brown. Chrrlio A. -Young.
iT' Allen Williams, William Tav'io:
and Private L'ley llamiit m.
lonn^sst?fnvnte .loo ,M \? nine
Corporals Earnest Mrti'rews. ?>.? ).?,
vi?! Henderson. Ceorire Ptice; Sv
~~?"jreants Edgar O. Smith. McKht- .
4?p Exun; Privates first eCss
"ifl' j'" , '* Pet iicrton. Irst<r M !
Torii, Willis Nee so, 'A allace Rev |t>:
.tolls, .Talk Hobse-n, Moso.- lie
ting.?Frank?Finch. "Monroe Hi
[ ric, William p. th.rp.iv. I' r.
> FPKhodes and Cpl. .|..nn j
<?outh Carolina?Pii at.s
J. Johnson. A. B. ihrthu: '
r% t-. porals HaroM Hv ^ \V?B:"A.
Wrtson. RifVn>d Tvicr-; iTfrr-coin
Miller: J- \Y..nam _ i .
ot1' Young: Privrt? ;*:<*. ch.s-s Kit v.
~zr? Truedale, William Norman. Job.;
, IhAvaiCs, 'iho.r.' r ?*?.- ! i> mitk-r-J
William Sartor. MAIed^c-. ti.ob-j
man, Charlie t . -T-*hAIL: ,
Smith. Ossie I.atha:.. diss? C.
Smith, Frank A. Sims. Jimes M. j
H-lines, Ponpas I.?.w?c. i'h.-u-:.ct .
Horten. Willie latere. rr p
Rob."son. W"';e Bncot v P.-.-Om-:velt
Winters.
D. C.?Pre. PTrn.-.r: Fletm.v.
> . 1 Kentucky?James K. JMmi.v..
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BALTIMORE. MI>. NKltS
By Mrs. L. (?. Douglass
Mrs^ Cattie^^impso^ v. ^ ij.v j
, day afteiiioon. They also .'.tur.-;- j
_+ . td a meeting of the N'AACP v.\?ki. ,
was held at Memorial Rapt. eh. r.h
A forum or' Civil P.igms wa- ,i-. i
cussed. Mrs. Simp.-on ar . Mr.-. \
(vonney are mtmU-r.- ( ti. N.\.\ '
?'P nr/1 r i r. * 1
"The Pennsylvania Aw. A II Zi :
church.
There will be a tea j u ty tin j
Interdenominational committee "ii i
Sunday, J?eb.s H._ Pr?c ' r
fsi" Dav Nurserv.
Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Thatra- i.a '
as guest Mr. Clarence Sir.:,)
The Edward circle h, !?l >.- Jab
liary meeting at the ivsider.
^TT Rev. and Mrs. John Oglw'uv.
3t * *
Mrs. Eva L. Eiiwani.-. win? >;
/' '' Rev. G. M. Edwards preside L
Three members v.ere added. Mr-.
?} . Simpson announced the report-.-! t
57.50. The president appointed a:.
' a Age Rally for the February '
i.' g.
Mr. and Mrs. John I/gatrmr
.?v Mrs. Anna l.ou Price ami t-'gi. .Ida,
j. A. Franklin \wre quests of Mr;
and X!rs. Eugene Sin lion and Mrs.
'i\f1'' Cattie Simpsor. Sgt. "Franklin i iij,,
on furlough from tht> 75th Chemital
company, Ingli'v. und, r.'it:
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sr.cUon
proud parents of a little de.r ghlei
Sf born Christmas mominrfMtT f M t
PPi^' Tohns Hopkins hospital.
at the Hand Printing cbntoraWe
arc asking specai prayer?
\/[ for the sick.
Southern Star S. club met
* with Mrs. Agnes Amos. After the
*' meeting the members enjoyed a
'riar.ee at tiie.Elite Griddle.
rX*.' A niece of Mr. McCray is here
fef A visiting for an indefinite stay.
jb Mr. and Mrs. White of Washing 1
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1
g. "3 A1 M. Gore, Jr.
Pfc. Butler Gore is now serving
jpjjj?,-. In n camp in New Orleans.
j^V On thfe third Sunday the Mission
fe;,; ary circle will have their annual
Bermon. Presideht Mrs. Alice
I?'; , The Mt. Hebron Vocal choir is
k to worship with the Pilgrim Rest
gTr Vocal choir in their second anniHk
-Kersary. Mr. Friendly McCray is
f-eaguc will Ik; on
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a.'.Tit :.< has pastor?v| same oi j
ho letaUny- ^huixhcs in Uhj.-w I
anainunilh s. Ai m i- railed i:i d
a: Ml K?t- for spi.<.kd-|
he hs*> hcM't 111 \V; Shi.'IThe
ias I'Vea-h'-'l in >om- ol' ihc i.aJ.iu.reius
thvta.
Iv.it till", yk i' ail U? vercyl""
(! hick sinl i _ a! ii!!*!.> li a ell- [
i/.e!l t.i' tin: nhi Pa.! !".: ! t (? Slalt'.
Aral ho has a very keen ?U >;r?: lo j
~!a; >'. t>> eh with his many iei- - '
t " ?. la'.ct,/is and acquaintances '
;ii a a t h ('a . 1 iiia.
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\TK ANNIVERSARY
( ny.iian.! a Pay.- 1
i ' W, ,,., , W.rAl' ;
Klro Mill. C. Pair y. W. McC alloy. .
P. liai.-l !!. !'<!:: rd. P. Walls and ,
7F-"(la..~ A !;i (I a aPearl < ;
T. Mary ri . laier. I an N -al. |
"Strhn JaroiSiiiT. A;l e .i 1 nn.I a-!i, P
RV.rh Cocqwr. 1). Ward. ami Miss j:
L( or a Wright. j
.Mrs. liel'-n il dim- A ran-lead,
fTT""" ; r.i'i-trr a. 1 a
Western Ii"serve, joined
her husband .1 ieut. 15. L. \im- 1
stead
in Ilarrisburtr. Pa;. p n d j
ihty spt lit a pleasant woi'k end
n New York City. Mrs. Arm
stead wyII graduate in .June.
Cleveland Camp N'o. 2'C American
Woodmen will entertain Mrs j
Anna Padgett Konr.ey with a "solone:''
party Pi''- ?t the Woodmen
14,611. Mrs. Kinney has joined
tho*v^AA("T> and will leave for
Dos Moines March .Ird.
The J. E. Coopers and Miss Jos
.->ye A. Hjjimmoml wore all snviU'fe
lifter having a long distance chat
with their nephew Pfc. Samuel
Hammond while he was in Ridge
Spring S. C., visiting his parents
Mr. Mfi?. M. W. TTammonrTT
Pfc. Hammond wr.s on furlough
from Alaska. _
Funeral Rites For
^airfield County j
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T:?:c:vcd lYernan
7>r.;;:-es On
P< k-.c.xii, f. (.'..? January '!(?.
?'y. *": 11 j il s. opt" of t'-,( |
!hw' Iu'l-ivcd \V'?!Vii n South ( a- :
rolinu passtt! from lahor to )< -:
ward. ShO" tlk-d at "the- Ivrao o j
Vr 'laay" .t'.'t. Mrs. Kssitf Kmv >ir!f.?rrV?r^s?v.
Sin-j
iv tap .i .-'. ra\! aro ivr duugi: }
r.t.?Mrs, !>'i i ii'ii i."?.M. Mary i
f':-h, r. 'a-(! t\ < lis i' ?
jo...... s; df X. ivlicrvy a jut ijtrfv.s!
'!< * v?. >;' Colntr'ti.".. !? ?: !v.? j
. \ irvi r-Mrs. j
?! v. > had iVi x :v.d rl.t-t;? v.{
was hor.it ir 5 . y,;.s ,
a arJ' r < f .\:11 i x-h raptitd '
Chy. cK?Prrrrpri
!fo-,v ti'" (itr. i nry of hor com-!
f. d hy M'-s. IXr\ i - r.\- j
ni'.i'.--'. 1 jo :V.i conrv!. p.i.aitioii: 1
"S1, "*l Moths V IVlii?
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*>*.v Memorial Par!;
i
The Lincoln M*. ir.orl.il Path *ho|
new ci-nv u rv. is h.inir developed i
near Luiun':uirTt i> only. fiiti-a-nd I
a half irjles out tin A <v)um Load. j
Phils* save been f: : I t.? nevi : '
the mo-t beautiful mcnieoi iai 1
ptuks for olie i';'Ce in the south- |
eastern section of the country.
The main feature of this nark
is that yen.r plot will receive per-!
rier.ei! cave for years to conn-. 1
tt-r.tnnTTT stTtTei y'"~ an:i .veil*
ki.Iit \v:.!k \v; ys and drhowayst
v.i! lie included In?rtris develop- '
S'.mrie i iamiiy plots arc Lc'.iur l
olTci'd. Siliit your .site now.
1*Vfr "fxTtL"TTifi>rin:it ion write or call
I.. F. SCOTT Myr.
I'; ore- 2--i7." T. !:Mti Harden St.
C( !un:l ia. S. C.
PILHMONT NF.WS
St. Matthew Baptist Church
Kev. J. W. Mathis, Pastor
Sum'ay .i/no! opened : t the
I : v. it'- Mrs. K;t.i N*"t-ly
m t ha rye. Liu- ! ssun was beaut i- ;
f'.'ily tai-a-ht by Mr. J. K. MeCul-j
l -.iih. Th: -e -.isiters were us.s-;
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At I "J: In o'e'o I; IS v. [?. .
'? I.if.-r.'- delivered ..a-pir-,
v:' : runas. u- i;:: ; < u j-uMect: |
I IMC VVajV to l.el Cost. f
Mr.. .1. p. V.'liittenbvrjr and
- Ii- ' ta Grant \vcnvaippt4l
at St. Matthew Sitntiay.
!'he bad-es AuxMiaiy Club Xo. J
1 wMI .Intel ..on Sunday p. m. Feb. j
21. at 1 o'clock at the.hon.o of j
M.s. feayfr. I.ovel;:ce. Pl.-a-c be !
prt - ant.
~TrT~anT~TT7T" TToT7 Curt ton were
n Grot-nville on Sunday because
of the illness of the hitter's mother.
Mr. Fid ward Tarrant left the
city Friday for Baltimore, Md.,
where ho will make his homo. . j
Miss Gladys MahafTey, Greenviile
was the week end- gue-st of |
Mi. and Mrs. David Cureton.
The sirk list-includes Mrs. Hatlie
MeCullough and Mrs. Amanda
Tarrant. Hope for them a
speedy recovery.
Registration for War Ration
Book No. 2 will begin at Piedmont
Colored School on Monday.
Feh. 22-2d. Please bring War j
Ration Book No. 1 when you (
come.
Sfrss Margafret Mitchell was a
visitor in the city on Monday.
.Marilyn E. Dean, Reporter
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THE PALMETTO t
? -I,. .
boyJsc
of ame
All troops of the Council cclc- p
orated liny Scout V.'i k ..1 juat.d !
style. Varied ;u : ivitics were- car- 1
ritd on duiinp; the wee-1;-. ^ '
TliOOI* 1?>2 '4
We wetrt?on our-firsL ahngrvu- ! 1
tii ;; hike Thursday afternoon with (
oar Scoutmaster. Mr. ..Miles fie- i'i
itt.ii and <"hi i" L. i . Scott. V.'e >
h.v.cd out seven'milts west'of t h; ' .
i akevicw school. A map showinir ' 1
tae distance covered was made d
!.y tac lied 1 lawk patrol.
rnvin.tr at our ramping
.-de. us had a rest period. The
.Muds cieuicd the site and piv;
;u\d the evening: meal. We artsy*
<! heme about :-?(>. Friday
r;?e : 1:rjv; 'he tnon presented a
Mil LFU. < liAl'KF
\. '1. ! :. ( HFKC H
Uov. i?, i . Sampler, 1'astori !
. o
a i). j;; .-iiii;- ni" the raid ?
v rather. -v had a lur.ro : tte'ri '
'uc Sure! , . SiHmuy school op- t'
" < .! at the usual l.o r. This be-j
in: Founder'< Fay, thv- Sanaa;. i
n-i a raiiyr with every s
lass c mine' tip with its asses..-I
IliiVlt. Class T^"; J leading IIS- 'i
!. i?I,oh,>u>?larch, ttwher.
!n .- N". T. tu-.s.yrM Ly Mr. 11. IV '
i\;ti r U'as second. Amount to i_T
? :rrrf h-TTha'ay ' lTld.SM. ' "T?
Th.: inn r '.i n l? i i>
i;f. i . ti.t: Kit!vr llcv. v>. C
i). ni.ani was with Ill- dcKv '
rt'tl w. '.".VU'i'I i.l s. . ss;v* fr<m,
Hah. 11' h . chap ., r. The nn.n;b-j.>
i f: * - : t ^ I i1 nv<! n;;m;;:v c!y
::n! . r * \vi.-o Iv.Mtl n!i oyi-j
'.:\v chart a. t'olleviion fr'.T.f.'ti. Tia j '
SiSS. SOUTH W.l.? J/i.i 1 I
lit!: a::.! v i;t ' '
\V? th:;;.!. ;,!! groups fcr ihv.Ii '
' -11.
?M .. ; ! a- i <"t Uo Ti":" : :
iix1 Ciders mymhvrs and fibI l*
f finv of t!;.' Saints ihuivhi.-.. ;
*'"> ' a! t-r, ; j'or ti*i? day Sdi.17. '
!'.; v. Kai'.:;;:> ! had as his files ts -i
Cms. KoLiia. '.n ami John: >a. . ">
< HKATKli I'AUACIJAi lis
>*tr:. '"'a.- \V;.!lc!. .-sht.i :i '
f.w da; s lo re with hi.-. parents: 1 *
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' : ' !.' .(. aiua in I.or !
Anprt'h-s, Cal. J '
*. < !.!! W : i _ i.t known i'< ' ! 1 .
. r , - . , (
: Hie!.. \va.- .K M' last wem: V;S- ;
intr his wife, .Mrs. Wright. on j
Ci'iutrry St. Ho is from Camp in? 1,
in *
ij* A 1 CA<IS.
Set. T. F. Goldsmith. from
amp Tyson. Tenn.. visited .Miss
Dai^y Ileed ]<ir<t week.
Miss Wiila M. Uennett and ! j
M:ss Ki./a Cornwall were happy ] V
'<> haw .Mr. S: r..ti i Fecmster of' *
Sharon and ' ' .Joe Save JV-m- j
tor fi'o:n Ft. Leonard Wood. .Mo !
;i :!;< fjty Inst Moinlay afternoon
P C Jtobert 'I hernias of Fort 1
i?i h ioi. Ya.. and his wifo, Mrs.
Hon- TV -:; s of Dan\i!h. Va.. , ,
atv sji' i-inv.:' a l'i w days v.nth !/ . I .
' a run- .M i . ::r. i Mrs. .John Tho- |
mas. Jeter street. 1 J
Mr.-,--Ah- Ii. Spawn is?!
awhile in Charleston \isiling inn j
anAlier and. sintar??
? Dr. and Mr. H. hV" Pip r Tnd ;
rhihirfn arrri Miss Wd:i:- Mae Da- 1
vi? spent Funny in Rock Hill vis-I
itnL' t ela Li vps
Miss Dorothy Heath ret uracil ! c
S. aid ay evening to her studies at ]
Renedic-t College lifter spending i
a wf-ek hire with parents.
.Mr. C. K. Leathers .has not hern : "
very well this week. I }
Mrs. Kloise Hinton from Haiti- i
more came home Sunday and af- f
tor Spending a few days visiting I
Mrs. Carr/e Jones her mother. 1
will leave to become a. WAAC. c
Her husband, Mr. Kohert Hinton
is in the Armed Service in Seat- (
tie, Wash. | i
Mr. Gibb G. Dorsey had as his 1 (
guest for the week end, Private i 1
Matthew Oalloshaw of Sumter. | c
The young soldier was called home c
because of the death of His father^
The (iov?innicRt ha.^ permit Led . i
him to remain and take charge t
of the farm for at least nine
months. Mr. Gallashpw is a for- l
fTADER
:OUTS I
. RIC A II S ; I
irogram in chapel. '
<'.il- in Corky. Scribe.
rKCOl* 1.7 .
The meeting began at 0 o'clock
a <?;ii scout'ruojn at Saxon school
rne naarnor pa'-tol l-en'dor.- I >ttv;o anno.)
was in c..a; vr. Tin .nov'
dt w: r* opt tyrr v.-i+h :t song,--tho-J coot
Oath and Law. Twenty-live [
coals were present. . The t'o'.ir[
uitrols formed and work was
[will' on advancement.
Our Scon .master, Mr. W. J.
iililam suggested' a genie to us.
Ve ail joined in ami hud a lot of
im. Our t'liicl". Mi*. Scott. met
.it!1 us. Tile sontr contest anions
nitre's \Va.- also enjoyed.
..-Matthew Cannon, Scribe.
\.\ AWF.AI.
r.uv Sioit,s oi America,
'lion ii,? Howard High ?choo!.
7 (.?. tiri-ciotvii. S,~-arc '; pp1?eg
lo t!:. nilorni citi/.dis o f
it i tow .< to please contribute
> the Sent Price- Fund. Other
i
iti.s ia.e ::r.u atv assisting- the i
y Scouts in this great elVort.j
. Ac loo (pir-slion is ashed: What j
: (; o;ge, v:i doing toward this >
Mr. !>. K. llurr: u-' our line
:in; sin1 alotwc with t h c
'rii-p eonnr.iu o is appealing to
TO cntcuvil c:'. iv.i'llT.
I'l of. (i. \V. Hi warn. Hev. it. A. i.ony
. c:>. Mr. A tirahr.m !.aWt'oV
\.I. S. i'i>i t1 i 1 a.! -' Ill.
.i.iri.s i>f ihe Troop committee
i i liai-. ni of Ilraiiurd institute
Mr.-. Hmir.a i'lcminc wis callo 1
i (ircen:; le last weak duo to the
Ir.- s- at 71. <U::th of her sister.
J ?< Mat o<! t Muss: y. Funeral
ervijes were hehi at It'eky
! ' iny Faptiit. < hr ly'r. -in L; urens
i Chester Tuesday.
'I he T..ler.: Tally <! rocud hy
li . C. ,\i. Fiul y wa.-. u teal sue
is.: at Calvary?liwptis; church
uiniuy lauir.in.y. Ti..- JA; rl
follows:
ir. .1. Rhinehart? 1c $20.0!
Irs. Tt. hecesi Ilnrtlin?lc o.Tales.
Ivsthrr Kripht-?-.r>c "52.S5F"
Irs. Annie Stinson ? We la.(it!
lis. Maiui'l Hurirett. -10c 10.50
Irs. Minnie Wripkt?10c 15.2."
Iiss Willie M. Harris?10c -11.10
lis. I.my .Maekey?-1 27.21
Irs. Anr.ir Iv.Wn?the .'10.00
Irs. I,ucin<!a Cakcr? hoc 15:1.00
'ounpMVflplc ? 17.4$
Total $257.57
f?..e \J T r.....
ressed his appreciation to all
ho he'ned t > raise this amount.
Irs. Finl y also thrnkcd t h c
.'orhiTs and those who assisted.
Mrs. Lottie Richhurir, and lit!c
granddaughter, Sarah are visk.-Hf?1h-t
brighter -Sarah in Mrati.
Kla.
Mi-s Willie JMle Heath o f I
ligkland High school. Spartan- t
U lk . . UU11L 111'?lU'l'k UllU tTTTTTT
rid. hoi' mother. Mrs. Eva H.
!;n!.ly it.i t siok i- Miss Mauio M.
letth.
roi' L \T;\\\S
Kev. ('. ('. Barges, Pastor |
I
> t i i a in in pi"? fit i
old, a line group of young pro>le
came out Lor Sunday school.
^ ft r the lesson and review a
hoi t prayer service was conductd
by members of Good Hope and
rlacorloniit. Following the pastor
jreaehed a wonderful sermon,
ron) th.; subject Circumcision. 1
iplivo that every listener "has a
' tier understanding of circumision.
We have quite an interesting
Christmas Saving club. New
ncmbers joi'n at each meeting.
last Tuesday night Mr. and
ilrs. C. Caldlvel entertained the
:lub. All enjoyed the course serv
d, along with thq social hour.
We hope to do better in every
yay this year by. thu ludp of Cot!
Dur pastor is working harder,
VJany are remembering the boys
iU training;
iVIetropolitan Communi
Council of Community
Madison Avenuc and 12611
The Reverend Robert S. L
Rev. K.S. Lawrence. Castor
T * . . I 1 ] - 1 . 4' T *
u.iiu r . . i^iuu'iymi' OI 1 >r _|
Lawrence and his brilliant wife.
Mrs. Catherine Lawrence. MetroMoIiTan
Conhuthity Church iT,
">pvrbinor ?1> th > front rank of !
dod's Church, the spirit of Christ ,
abides with us. If we follow t'-e f
ton hings of our pastor v.r wiil e:
ter into t're portals of Clod's etcrm!
Glory. i
on Friday, Fi b. 5th. the Couniil
of Community Churches held
tboir meeting at our 'hnrch beginning"
at 10:150 A.M. Truly this
v as a (rival day. A large delega'?e4>n
jiitendeTiThi' services all day-'
I chairs front the charch? s rem
iieieu excellent mrsie. The reports
fynm t!ie different churches wen.
' i nivvng-. ::< g: i si -peak cm of"
> meeting ".'-'i's the Hev. W'nt
Li- Vcl lives. TT.n.." ieti: itvg pastoi
rr ' .St. -laives Presbyterian Chareh _
and Pres. of Knoxville College,
i'iie St< wat-h sses prepared a de'iciotts
dinner ard cupper of whi.h |
.very <>tu' seemed to hav ei joyed
There ladies worked very hard
t > make .our friends happy:
Hoard No. 1 Mrs]'Belle Ryrd. tires.
Hoard No. ~ Mrs. Martini Dixom.
pres. Board No. TT^TTrs. "T.ottie
llolnu's, prjps. ]tonrd No. t Mrs.
J. Perry, yr^s .
'v. 11 day F< v. 7th \va a I eautiday.
The" usual large crowd
it!) many vi-itors attended.' Alonir
them wore many men from
Arnica! Ferris aiMThreo yovny
jr.dies of our racial grout). renr"
nt in.fr the lied Cross Service
Club who are on their way over
- is to work umur.'rjeur boys. We
nvy for them that ns they are
v/iIlhliC' to .-iKTifi.e themselves,
that the good Lord will return
die in lack home when'the war is
ever.
Over StJO persons communed dur
'ng the day. Our pastor. delivered
1 heartfelt message, subject. "Let
.'lis mind be in von, which was
I.-o hi Christ Jesus". Thg Soripi_.
.i.d Juniiir clmir nndeied lilt- mil- ~
-4--?At the owning ivni'dll)! the ~
Mdy Fire still burned. The Yesj
i ) and Gospel choirs rendered {
the music.
The vSrnday -School is presentMg
the Dcnrison Children c n the
levrnth of tlvs month. The Junior
Builders Clitlj presents MJss L
iez L. Maloney and Miss Ifovis
4-> I'l'ir.v!)?tn >roHrt?R-erita 1 on the
v.vhh. There aiv two of our briliii't
young ladies.
Metropolitan i> saying to all Praise
the Lord all Ye Nations, j1
' >r;::se him all yc noople, for liis j
merciful Kindness is jrront to-j
vard us and the triu.'i of the Lord |
riTdurerh 'forever. Praise Y'c~the |
Lord. : ~~ j"
WOODIU'FF NEWS
New Bethel Baptist C hurch
Rev. A. I). Dunean, Pastor
Although the weather was cold
Sunday school was few in number
two classes combined. The-le;tR,jn
was taught by Prof. Allen Williams
and Mrs. Sisit A. Brewton.
After Sunday school several went
to Trinity A.MK Zl'on church for
worship. Rev. Thtcldcus Brewton
of Roebuck delivered the message,
theme He Saved Others
and If-' Can Save You. Amount
collected S4fi.27. j
Pvt. Marion Brewton is sta- J
Honed Camp?Wheeler. Atht. Pvt,
David Fryui is statvoned :tt Camp
Brcekenridgc. Ky. Also Perry
Carnell is in Navy service and
Raymond Yin boroughj We?)m[r"|
good luck will follow ihcm wher- {
ever they go. j
Mr. Johnnie Merrill, Mrs. Dav- j
v. apart and Mrs. Alice Davis? n- j
vain on the sick list. We hope a
ti Oy will soon be out.
M r. PILGRIM IIAPT. ( 111 KC II j
Rev. J. If. Spigner. Pastor
Killians, ?S. C.-AVc had a very
nice Sunday school last Sunday.
The Sunday school lesson was won
dci fully taught by sister Fiances
Bolton and was enjoyed by all after
which the -pastor came forth
ivith a wonderful message.
We have on our sick list Mrs.
Mary Anderson and Mrs.. Lillie
Outen. We hope they will soon
get well.
We have elected brother J. W.
Weeks for our Sunday school superintendent,
while,our superinten
dent is away and locted sister
Magpie Bonk hart for Sunday
school teacher.
Mrs. Freddie Edmond. who before
her marriage on January 23,
1943 to Mr. Freddie Edmond was
thy former Miss Rosa Lee Jackson,
the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
X. J^-Juckior..
ty Church Host To
Churches
1 Strot'L Now \ nrk City
awrenee, Pastor
p l i y
Loirnnoia s
7 oca! Ministerial
* iT'meri
i
The above re^vs in th" Rev
'( sc' I,. Mihuv South Hutui
In I. w o comes here to tak ovev \
hi' iiji-stovnti* <\f ho Tones Ch rel
^-"rb r".?AWhrafp- {-Rpw n pp. f~ Zton
(" Mircii. _:? corner of Sumter and
31 ?ssein Sts.
Rev. ""in'i' is > (nil * >
ate. s! dad l',e hi :> llov 'j
f:M!Vf?*+ly-. \Va!'!i'Hv*lor. 4-hth
tnd tool,* a rr'M'Si' i'l o'>Mo .o v-y .
:n Uolroif. M: Ir-'i'M. He- ,,r>" ?:?" . !
oil at ahii'v as a pesTTfr in
'' MiF'T'ivillc, Kv.. P''tp>'i . u11
"Hii71 : r. l < t>>C ?1 irli'a
'ro?u i ho t-irst v M ! ' 7 >'}i"t"k!
"a ? It 'ial. It"!?v. h'T.* h ' 's
' ih.- tjme his .rcmoval?thc frofi.
of?fHp-lnto'-ih';;n'irtpl Minis-" ial
A Mia.act*. T!u "v.-mhers of
hi*, narish h:rc should l?e as proud
> r l ; , l.^ i
i.in: .> I" : i e::n:csSCU Hi!)'.*clf
being of them.
I)l'E WEST NEWS
At Mt. Lebanon AM1? church,
he pastor the Re^. Benjamin J.
T.over ?brought a beautiful art!
~hrilling gospel message to The
Kople. His discourse centered ai-o'und
the labors and achievements
f the founder of the A. M. E.
hureh. The service was enjoyed
y all present. Mrs. Mable CJorlon
oT St. Mary church and sister
Irs. Sibyl Scott of Bucksport, S
T, were present at this service.
'wv both are former members of
Mt. Lebanon. Mrs. Scott made interesting
and timely remarks.
At Mt. Zion Presbyterian church
the Sunday school was in charge
of Mrs. Azalee Wilson while at St.
Mary Baptist church, Supt. Carl
Donald and his stall of officers
nad charge.
Pvt. E.?T.?Holmes who is just
;Vc>vt to complete his basic train.
hirr at Camp Wheeler, (Ja, prior
.n?eute: h.if?^?Oifiooi's Candidate {
Si Aoo-h - vrtrs- ft w eh ome visitor in
Due West on last Sunday. He
. ante up to visit Mrs. Holmes who
was spending the week end with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Wilson of Abbeville and van nn ti.U
in <> . tin* services at St. Mary
an 1 Ml. Lebanon. His many
friends were delighted to see him.
He makes a fine looking soldier
Tird has won a modal as a sharp
shooter.
Mr." Robert Wharton. Jr.. was
a visitor in Columbia on last Su lay.
lie enjoyed the services com
memo rating Negro History Week
held jointly at Reindict, and Allen
in the Allen I' Diversity anditoT+u-m.?lie
reports a v. ry [ih .-isant _
rip. - Miss
Essie Lou Stokes who is
taking trail ing at the Abbeville
bounty hospital visited home folks
.m last Sunday.
Miss ICloiso Sussewrll returned
to her home in New York City on
last Saturday after spending several
weeks here with her mother
V s. L. M. Susaewell.
Nurse Esther Mae Sitssowell o'
Savannah, Ga., is also the guest
>f her mother and iamily. She
anre up to meet her sister Miss
1'Iloise here.
Information eomes from the
Camp in Alabama that former
I'vt. Lawrence F). Wharton has
been promoted to the rank of corCAMDEN
JOTTINGS
S. mirv was \eiy mid bat as a! .
ays some found their rcspectivplaces
in the various churches.
After reading the very interest
incr article of th(. Old Gray in Im
week's issue of the Lender, we
voice the sentiment that the Fe'
rd Coureil el churches should
i'v.'plove constituted authorities i;
.i.'.l uP Mllt'l Fvance ol ilv
Lord's Day.
Yi;s. if thi.-N world is to he as
clod would have it quite u respond
sibility rest on us as colored Chr:
tians. Consecrated prayers that
the maintenance of six days s al
thou labor and the seventh hallow
it. would charge things.
The Talent Rally of which Miss,
eg Luna Murnhy, Daisy I)unca?
and Mitoied Kirkland arc respective
officer.- of the Usher boar<
in Mt. Moria.h Baptist church is
pleasantly anticipated for Sunday
night inst.
ri.v a n t. .a
. ... tJ. Udl'AMMl \WIS 111 1110 |
city saying no in bishop of an j
Lvartg-elical body and had enframed
our church to hold a weokl?
mpotinp in March.
ATy! My! V>'o are still wonderiiifr
why the P. K. of the Lancaster
district will not come and hoar
the appeal.
v }
Saturday, February 20, 1943
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IN MEM OH I AM
||B|.
MR. C. J. HUFF
Passed February 17, 1941
Leaves to mourn wife and five
children :*
Mrs/ Mattie Huff, wife *
??Miss Eloise Ruff ? W
Mrs. Essie M. Cooper
Mrs. Norvis A. Kirkland
Mr. Moses Ruff
Mr. Melvir.- Huff
He is gone, but not forgotten.
IX MEMORIA M
.?In sail and hiving memory.;,ot
my husband, Mr. Thomas -> C.
Smith, who .departed this life
February 18, 1942.
Oh, haw we?miss him,
Hov.' sad it seems to me.
There i? n vacant place in our
home,
That never ran bo filled^
M;s. Charlotte Smith, wife
Moses Smith, son.
IN MEMORI AM
In loving mommy of Rev?tF. W.
Johnson v. ho ente red into rest on
In ;?14-,?1942?and?Mrs.?Sur-aii?L,
-doimsun who entered- mio rest on
Feb. in. 19-42.
SleeUj on- Beloved. Sleep on and
take try rest.
Daughters: Mrs. Annie S. Stevens,
Mrs. Mamie D. Morris, and
niece Demetra Johr.son and several
grandchildren.
to memory of Mrs. E.W. Cuthbert
who departed this life Feb.
17, If) 12. . ... .
IN MF.MOR1AM ^
V
I r i memory of Mrs. E. W. C nth bert
who departed this life February
17. 1942.
'\\ e cannot say and \.e will not
say
That sir: i.; dead?she is just a~~
way.
r?Yith a cherry- -smile?and a -nod. _
of the head.
She ha> wandered into an unknown
land.
Think of her still as the same.
We s; y, she is not dead?she is
just away.
Although she has- gone-away,
Fond memories remain
Within the eon lines of our-hearts
xw V.IUI-; mm IU nuaiaili.
Mr. E. W. Cuthbort, Sr., husband
F. \V'.. Cuthbert, Jr., Evelyn R.
Cuthbert and Amanda Samuel,
. hildrcn; Mi's. J. E. Byrd, sister.
IN MEM OR 1AM
In loving memory of our dear
ir.t her am! uncle, Mr. Preston
L'ayior, viva departed this life one
year a..<>., February 10, 1942.
"ffCt?" not dead, but just away,
lie left us but a year today;
We miss your smiles and loving
faei.r
Xo other can fill your place.
ROBERT TAYLOR, ^
JAKE TAYLOR, Brothers,
Devoted?N'iocp ?? ?
MAD OIK .JOHNSON.
IN M K.MORI AM .
1 b lu^wyTlTCTffiyT?! gur son anih""
brother Ci as. William JohnsoiMR/1
who passed to tlie great beyond*
-February- 27, 1912.? ?
Though lie has gone away,
Wo admired and loved him so.
He has gone to stay.
Lord we do pray, we will meet
Again once more. A
Mr. T. J. Johnson, father; Mrs.
Lois P. Johnson, mother, little
TihiotV.y J. Johnson, Jr., brother;
r04 Washington Apts.. Columbus,
Ca,
Mrs. Patsy Springs of Charlotto,
N. C., was here visiting relatives
and friends. Her stay was
mad* very pleasant.
Mr. J. W. Martin the very efficient
coach ard teacher of V5TW
Columbia, spent the week end at
hon-.e. Ho is the writer's adopted
son.