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Saturday, February 27, 1913 M5K wnnrK i Well-known Educ; At Jcnkinsville, S. I?> \Y. Ii. Itnwma'ii Abbeville. Feb. 'JJ- Irs.' Fannie Taylor Woods beloved wife of I'jofoHHOi - ,7. W. Woods, veteran teacher anu well krmvn educator throughout the stale was recently ftineralizcd here at St. James Meth Tiflict pltiifi'k Mtwl \vli<\ fitntl lllimKt suddenly at Jonkinsvi'lle. Mrs. Woods was a community worker, a missionary worker and wo. Id gladly doty lterscl,' to help friends and 1 datives.- ^ho had friends by the hundreds and did not know ho" to say no to friends who ack her help, regardless of iter condition. She thought it was a sin to say ro to folks who need financial slid or any kind of livid. Site was si res.! Christian. Mrs. Woods was hesul of many her rntivv?homo, -anti because of Iter class room work and scholarshin in the summer schools o f (ireenviile and ,State college, she was given a place in the Columbia citv sf+ool^. :-w si en1.?Her Cm him1 and classroom work sit P.'.xini school brought fstvorahle .ommerts from the princinal and siv -vitm- i ?i )'i ipn-on.?? Kight years agor she married Trof. J. W. Woods, a yoi:ntr graduate of Benedict college. Afte) her mamaire she resigned her position in Columbia to join her husband, as manager of the X. Y. A. camp at Jonhinsvilhv - -- After three?years of work, the camp was rated as one of the best in the state, started with almost nothing on tlie red hills of Fairs' field county l ul-under their able administration had soon obtained scores" of hogs, cows." mules. 11actors . bus. to vide his school <hild -.vo v.-n-i. { ., " .a"?farm?iuipK mollis, throe or four new buildings, a good school, a year round gaiflen. etc. Dr. 11. Brown, of Benedict col age was in clntrge-of- ihc funeral, who paid a sincere and eloquent tribute to the 1 if * and work of the deceased. Active pallbearers were principals of high schools and neisonal friends of the deceased. The floral offerings were estimated to be several hundred dollars and ovei ? oig. hundred telegrams and Tetters of condolence. - "7 ~Su*'t'ving. a siting from?her lws"hand arc several sisters, mother and storey of near relatives ar.d friends. fnterment in St. James cemetery, ft t rrvr.'v v i.-u-o ..... 1 .11. 1 I. K> Oii Valentine's Day. Feb. 14th. tHTthn Chapel M.I!, church auxiliaries. the Woman's Society of Christian Service "nml the Youth founti 1 sponsored a Bahv-xonLesl among the ladies of different * church of the city. A total amount of $90.00 was realized. Wo appre^ eiate the cooperation and the fine spirit in which the ladies worked. The names of the babies and alnouiiL each raised is as follows: Marie Wood SI.00; Jas. A. Whi ton $2.00; George K. Waters $6.70; .Samuel dohnson $.1.55: James Carpenter $1.00; Louise Gaston $1.50; Tiny Martin SI.50; Maggie Brown $1.00; Jlenry Donald Ashe S2.50; Elaine V. Wood 57.50. Mariana Pearson $6.20; John W. Smith $8.11; Mary K. Smith $1.05; Brenda ? .. Ruth Byers $10.65; Clayton Marie CopelantTS.T.Tp; James A. -Spears* "$2.70; Leslie Lee Powell. $l.."0; Sandra R. Carpenter. $7.50; Marie Hawkins, $5.00. Martha Gear Powell. $12.50. The winners were lirelubT Rirttr-Byr-s-fttul J oh n Wosley Smith. The next j?roup of win ?r?tiers?wota-t -Mrtrthn < ica TouTTT and Elaine I'lysses Wood. Mr. Arch Maiinini* has vHrrnod to Norfolk, Va., after a visit to his family here. Mrs. Iva Muny of Wir?st<> >.Salem, N. ('., spent Monday with hei COllsil), Ml'S. .loo I'lm.i'" Mrs. Mamie AI5tc-i*oH. MY . Alii. 1 ate and. daucrhter (icnoln. Mrs. W. K. \\ iivcii and baity Wilson were the Sunday dinner pilosis of Mi-, and Mrs. (troOii Dyers. Mrs. Waltrr I'owe II and dnugh ter, Martha Joan spent Sunday in Spartanhrrp with relatives. Mr. I .ami on Robert* was honored v.ith a birthday party at hibed pardon Tuesday nipht. V M- . birpc rrcwd was present and had a lovely time. Mr. and Mrs. I.armoa Rohort-sMr; and Mrsl Will \orris ni.il.XU ihrrr. Harrison enjoyed a birthdav dinner S uday afternoon at tlv home of MIV. : *.>r;S (histon. T|v ('inner wa ; in boor of I.or daupk_ ' Mr-. ' " '' VP MISSION \RY WORK ICRS OF com mist \ district e \ui:f> TO MKKT FEH. 28lh. ? AH Atbnsirrmrry workers of~ the Columbia District arc s sked tp.be present at. Emanuel A. M. E. e " Church. Sundry, February 28th. k at 1 p. m, Mrs. Rebecca Reid. fk {white 1 a vers [nUwesLilUC- speaks er wITT be pi, est speaker. The public is invited to be present. Mrs. Dilli'e Washington, M~ District President. zion canaan raptist chi rch Rev. M. I'. I'earson. Pastor State Park?Rev. W. M. Dovvos oT Cleveland. <T)hio, who is now conducting: a soul stirring and inspirinp revival meeting; at Zion Baptit schurch. Columbia, will pjeaeh a Special Sermon rit Zron ' Canaan, nnvt M?r?flny rinrlit Mar. 1st., at 8:30. The public* Is cordially invited to attend this sei vice. \ i LAID TO REST : iior SuccumbsC. r " * Oconee County i _ ! Teachers' Assaciatioi j t|r. D.M. Ihompson, Reporter i Ti'c Oconee C'?>. Teachers .in itl Wnlhrsllsi Jr. Hijrli school Fel j ri:nr\ 18. at 2 p.m. The v;'rrim 1 uu'l in' rent nmin i At "? l!i?.' assembly meet inn \v: . (I.J if tlie a.uitonam with Pro rt_L~Li__U uirrt,1- w?eha*?-e. The fen tire* of th.? assomb worn an address by M I VV. L. -Jones, County S; ?>t. o K<iu<a'J?>n. ami a Short. Queslh Bo.'i oa Negro History Ly Mr C'athi'i ine Johnson. Jeanes t ae or. Al'lcr the program Mrs. T _ _LL-JXl:on:a-iw^uvc utr. final -repa ctt P-T' Christmas Stalls, and si thank 1 cavil one for what, tin had done to help pat the drr o're". The follow'iv, .' schools \vc rtpo't'.d and the amounts as f< t lows-;?Ki'.st?K:ni.?Smorn irtA-1.0 \\ .stnVihstcT Jr. nigh *1:1X0: \V mlla High $10.00; Public solic ation vl-'.'du and tin.' llural grot - sila.On;?makir.'j a?pro ml? otai? .$li?0.00. hVc. arc proud of Mrs. 5 i!. Tho; ins. She sure can g vvtud. -she asks fpj\ Mr. A. L. C'udTwas elected , .epresmi this County in TToti af Delegates. Piedmont District Auxiliary Meets T?ie \ugiliary tajl.e S. C. Me :( !. Pcnbnl am! Pharnur outic - -nr trtv?cf?rtrc Piedmont d i s T7*l ru't i. tin* library of Stcvlin.r lii; s-ehool. Greenville. Fab. ! 1, l'.M.'L The President. Mrs, J. .1. Cli c<*n urged ttl! members to nay tl state fee in order that the Pie , mont district can make a eyjnple report a*.. the state meeting i April. A letter from the national se letary to Mrs. J. M. Thoiv.pkit the state organizer was read. An one wishing to become affiliate cd tO-jin so through the state o ganir.ers Mrs. J. M. Thnm_pkir Gilliam St.. Greenwood. S. Members" pivse.Mrs. .1. Clinton. Lancaster; Mrs. Wyn f.anoy. Mrs. lUickctL Hock Mil Mrs. Harry Thomas. Seneca; Mi P. F?. lirown. Spartanburg; Mrs. ( M. Titontpkins, Mis. Fredeii? Greece, wood; Mrs. Honror. Andc son;' Mrs. Jones, Elbe vtoh XJT Mrs. Warren Cooper Mrs. E. McClaren. Mrs. Thompson. Mi E. A. Iluggins. Greenville a. - ALT. K. -P. Xorris. Gatrhcy. After the meeting the membe of the_A'-"xiliarv. guests and tl doctors, dentists and pharma i' of the Piedmont district assctubh in the main dicing room oft school where jsiipnee was serve Dr. Hoggins of Hock FPU e pressed appreciation to the loc members for the entertainment. WILLI A MS CHAPEL A. M. E. CHLItCH Hcv. f. W. Jancrettc. Pastof Orangeburg?The-attendance the Sunday school is still increa in?. After the study period, tl lesson was reviewed by Mr, lie f.v IIHdebrnnd, one of our loc rreaejurs and Master Kenneth ] Mendonhall. a member of the Pt . rrnirFSnetTf. . The Sunday school and A. ('. League are sponsoring a weddii -of the Nations?Mai .. H:?You a invited to spend thut cvenii >vith its. Tho Presiding Kldcr. Dr. Pa ker held his first quarter Sumk and it was a great success. 1 the 11 o'clock services his subje< was: Standing Fast in the Lor It was a treat to have heard hit The Ik-ta Sigma Chapter of A lid Kappa Alpha Sorority wjauhippc with us. Soror Lonora J. Hull oi >f tho professors of music??t State" *"Tdtoge 'bWtrght~~the cho and furnished music for the se vivo; and this jtvas indeed goo Miss Ruby Flinches, a member < State College faculty gavC tl history of the Sorority. Mrs. Cle: -n4dit?t* 11 in**!. Dean of Home F.C< nomtem?intnidin '.'d the- T<prake" Soror Flossie MeClain Dedmom a member of Benedict College faculty. Soror Dedmond spot from the- sol-joe'. All For Fry; ' 'TTconTT'TTTTTouiTor^rT^ 'Hespn the fact that it was growing lat and the congregation had bee I, e ii?. in i|ini.^ .. i .1^ mi.i- .1111 II I/I-I mond held the congregation hound as she delivered this woi deifui and" Befitting address. Ma we say to this Sorority conic i gain, it was indeed a pleasure t nave had you worship with i s. Tive entire church is now ver sail over the .death, of one of it nost outstanding nicnibers. Mis id the I (I. Del.aine. Miss Del.aine funeral service was held at tli Tdiurch Friday at \< o'eloek. Thi of coursy was a shock to ever} one. When God walks into a fto r garden, He always takes or of the liest ones; so He took Mi's DeLaino. She was quite an ou stum.uut member air the eliurc ind iiitd such a sweet, cheerfi disposition. Certainly we wi iiiiss her. but hope some day t myet her. To the heroavfctl family -Liliet up, the darkest hour is just b< Tore the- -day breaks. God rs tc just and wise to make a -mistak vak.nvn i.i-: m:\vs ^ \<l:;ni ~\l :iji.ia. Ifi pm-Luc ~ Tlii' \'iii nvilli'-lIa> niton pnpu| liis ity * 'ontt st rami* to a do.--;.- <>n Friday. I'YIi. 1'.'. xvhii-li nioiv f !tl | than a siicci-ss. linth .-rhools turn- j .,V( j ? <! t't.t in a i 'C"! (l SivakMiy atI U"ut; net. lit !ii -'ides v.oiktd hard I ()] j to crown, th'-ir C^iuc n. In ol s.. tl ! tlir !i?st j-; (> >.!* , tnj'j s:v away ()1 Uati^'.i.L * f|i I I th t', Mrs. VarnviHe im i, ' . ; ^ ! Hampton, 1943? n\ i 1f | f: - <>? |JH : ,n It; , pi i tj AIRST SADIK DAVTS "~_t :'i '* I in . M is. Sat!ii* D avis ol" V;irnvillo .,. was. crowned Mrs. Ynnivl'lle* ' Hampton for IIMJJ. Total amount j iaist .1 Y; rm ilk* $105.-12; Hump-! ton $2 15.Xp. We wish to thank alii d- of our-phr-nts ami* friends fori a 1 "ivlmr Mrs. Davis stivli woTulorful ' vT" ;; m;ni t. Miss Ernestine Waltlen. ' tii indent jravo $5.t)'i. The school ! rendered a Calendar Wedding, j n. which lirouuht 8T1.XI. I.ily Major he rrlycrt th<4 hiyhcst ammnt XS.Ott. I tl- .All of iho-yirts woikeil hard and j to much credit is. yiven ali. The fol- ( n It.winy; named -are the ones who t took part: c- "Queen" Davis S77.00 ? is. M. Bryant .... 4.50 y C. Smith _ .0.25 ed M. Moore __ 5.00 Mr ML?tr.?Green?;r~ tttt 10.00 r- L_Sinitll . -1 10.00 J is.. II. ..Smith. 2M. P1 Tiie following - pit itl SI.00: C. ^ .J Linear.!. M. Collins. Jl. DuBois, '>1 tt \Y. Hakes. M. B. Williams, J. 01 II; Tuil.s. 11. Smith, I. 1... Minis. M. U' s Willi:.nis. T. Green,.Rev. K. A. J. Johnston. U. L. Lotion, If. Jenkins 'v k. II. German. S. Davis, A. - Smith, J; V- J. C. Green, S. Green. L. Kodtl, 17: R. Patterson. 1'. Brown. T. Robin- ^ E. son. L. Jenkins, II. Capets, A. a. JcnUl'iijs R. D?vis, C. -'Williams',- M. o id A'ajar. G. (Juilyard, Rev. A. Brown. P. Thornas. K. Dobson. E. >-s Robinson, L. Chones, J. Ganti. JE r< 10 C. SmitluLE. Jenkins, P. Morgan. A t? F. Minims,. A. Hicks, P. Adams, ,'tP ?d F- Halter. R. White, O. Ramsey, } io A. Youngs. K. Smith, M. Smith. d. R. Bryant; Varnville District S1G0 P] \-. A Whrce group of friends ST.'.OO a! Some names wc will not have sitae:' to print due to the length 111 of our column. The faculty and ?l principal wish to thank mei-v one 111 who took a part rn~bur contest? 11. A.\ McrritT." 'Frit; ipa!. w ri "WINNSHORO NEWS H n s_ East Sunday was a splendid day. Rev. J. A. Lipsey at the A. :?i n_ M. E. Zion and KevP ,E M. Beany u ;il at St. Paul Baptist ch'vrehes both .rave sj iri'.'.ial ivast. A? a re- ,: .j" suit, ta.ii pa. tor look in a niem oer. ^ [.; Among the .-"!<! ins who eame ri '! no me recently were Pfe. J:.s. Able ' [TT. Ml, k ?4tll (q^.AE kt'll .llU lit t alilp Shanks. N. V., Pvt. J. IE Able,1 ^ from cmap in Alabama. 's laige and sorrowing funeral c' lv was that ol Mrs. Mamie SquiVe^ well, GP, who departed this life P; Ft 1 j at the home <>f her son, ,1 Mi. Matthew .Si|i~irewell liere on A n[ College strett. Tlic services were 01 neld at St. Mark Baptist church, |1; >(l Simpson, where she was for morel'1 than .<0 years a consistent mem- z' Per. The sermon was preached by o'i Rev. ~frr"ftr W?itf~rrf Chester." IT Vl former pastor, assisted by the t< (I present pastor. Rev. Hughes ot ol jf Columbia and Rev. Rose-borough. J' )(, The tlornl ulFerings. were heauti- bi h i for this season of the year. ?t Mrs. Soiiirewell leaves to mourn !'< ,1 j grandchildren. 1 great-grands, d < ' 's i -isters end 1 brotlK'V. Peace to (->' :c. her ashes. Mrs. Savilia Davis, Mrs. Mosia I*.vU . Mi. WiUi.un Hu,i Uin. mi M st.il in-doors hut arc much bet- i , ,. tcr. . l" |. l)r. K. K. Riley passed through j| our town last Sunday stopping at *' the home of Prof. \V. A. Ross. J-'1 y- Mrs. k. W. ftotiiware was also 'H x. here, ti e guest* of her husband sf () for the week end. _ 5*1 .Negro History Week was fitv tingiy carried out at Fairfield Co. of % school. Two vet y interesting as- &> ;s somtiIies we're betd In the nnrfiV toriuni by the sophomore and sen!(? .op class:s, at gmented hy faculty jv numhe rs. Mrs. Li/./.ie Drown is doing fine . since she came home from Co- th lumbia Hospital, where she tin- jyi ' del went a major operation. to -h A great 4-H Mobilization pro d grain was pulled off at F. C. T. st 1' school last week before a packed house. At its close quite a num- .V( iei of members joined the orga- -yj ^ ivization. HS ?- Miss Mamie Mcintosh was in dc >o Charlotte, N. C., last week o ? m e. business, sii the palmet rOKSHIFDF A VVOIi < oniIiK iion ol' the exterior 0171aentation of the IJaha'i Mouse "1 nisiuj) at W'ilmotte. 11 linoi?. on if shore of I.alee .Michiuan, a tenie with h is the world's unitize >: I symbol dcdRtc?i t the ii*iv,'.sf df humanity, is one of the stincti' e events... which marked e (lose of tit? old et'lender yosu America" and opened the 0001 the ft lute. ('0:1:1m mo tit tin. c this nehii ve(. r a p.riod of forty tears and in 0 face of feat difficulties, the nttonal Spiriturl Assembly of the. alia' is of the I.'in ted States and ma da h.iis pri pared ii d'eseript i vi ochure. or pamphlet. : bout tlie tMuple. entitled "The Baha'i Tt me. House oil Wot ship of a Woilu nith." Illustrations and text hi the "4 Pa.es of the pamphlet, trace the oer.ss of the construct ion ~:rr it enl hand in hand with the devo]. uncut of the Bi ha' Community Ameriea and likewise reveal the caning of the edifice as a symbol : '.i.ni's . divim?law s uniting : nd >ut in ft he TuImaTi TaTedn its~prorcss tow .rd spiritual development oud harmony, justice and peace. This Triiii'l:*, (he pamphlet bills out in one 01 tiic three arcles written by outstanding mem ?rs of the Faith, is the" first groat iitico to he erected by the adhei its of a revealed religion in the irly or formative years of l'aith. id as such ft bears historical lportance in the history of Aniet'ii and of tlie world. From the time that the corner-' tbdu'l-Baha, Teacher and Exenitar of fhc Faith Of ITis Father, uIiaTiTlali, until the present com lethm of the exterior, the erection f this edifice has been achieved irousrh the sacrifice of members f the Faith in all parts of the orld. the historian writing in the amphlet relates. The first group American Haha' is centered in hicngo. ; nd in their activity and rvotion the ideal of constructing jgreat Temple w; s born soon &{ r mod, 111 w11ting of tlie conception and laiization of the beautiful design, lien L>. McDaniel, supervising enineer, quotes the architect, Louis Bourgeois-, concerning the meang of the h.ee-work pattern which i'cseiits "in symbolic form, the teat Baha'i teaching-'of * unity? litv of all religions and of all unkind. There arc combinations !' mathematical lines, symbolizg those of the universe, and in teir intiicate merging of circle to circle, or circle within circle, e visualize the merging of all ligions into one." He also quotes ic noted architect, II. Van Burn Magonigle: "The ' architect is conceived u Temple of Light i which structure, as usually aderstood. is to he concealed, i.sible support eliminated as far ^ possible, and the whole fabric ) take on the airy substance of dream; it is a lacy envelope islir'.niug an idea, the idea of ielit ..." The I oc at ion of the House of 'orship in the heart of America no less important than the ;u'-. titcctura! design, states the wri r of the section of the panihlet on spiritual significance. 1'ho coming ot ' Abdu'l-Baliu to merica in 11U2 (to speak on the neness of races, religions and atioiis. and to warn of impend-, ig dangers of a material civil?Uton) represented the working Lit of His clear vision of the ccnts and conditions which were 1 . * A. * . A\. .?..l.1L.l ; cuminu.iu in uiu ^uiuiibiiiiiviii f peace on earth. Ih the process f attainment. North America has ecu endowed tvy destiny with the iblime mission of leadership uiong the nations. On many oecaire weighty- words, '"Ah*: u'l-Baha explained this mission' i tiie -American people." "The body of the world is sick," ts remedy and healing will he e oneness of the kingdom of huanity. Its life is the Most Great .'ace. Its illumination and qitickling is love . . . May America I icume the distributing center ol liriti.al enlightenment and " all i' world receive this benvcnli | essing. For Amenta has (levelled powers ond capabilities eater and more wonderful than her nations." MT. OI.1VK AM K ( ill |{('H Donalds ?Sunday school opened o services for the day and was U attended. Air. K. P. Pcndie'i. Sept. presented Rev. Massey review the lesson. Mrs. A. M, 7 XTcClownn principal of Donald hool gave a few timely real ks. After Sunday school \v ? i*nt intd' ehCrch service. Rev. M assey preached a very enthusitic sermon. Our portion of eniwmont fund, pastor's salary, issionary and offering for the j ck was raised. TO LEADER ,K HOUSE (W ItllMiK SJ'ltlMi M WS S. S. was vi i y vxui. Wit) a t\ w aiixnt lead.i i s liie cln-*-e> v. i -c doubled. liYIT planum was rendered by Sunday bchoo vlass No. 1. Mrs. Kosa I). llai!on act as misticss of cen inonv ~- 'lh ;\|ii>7 .Mary IJroadnex. assist iifjr. Kveryone enjoyed tin- sini; ijut?an11 topics- diseusMon*.?(. <?Hee iion was taiion by .Mr. Ci.1.. < raw ,'oi(l i nil .Mrs. Alican Hammond The 'Jills' and Boys' Auxiliary id ml meet. but dt.es were col ieclcck : Hidtte F1 IV Hi School Mabel V. Davis, Beportor An elaborate-' surprise it*pas .ens , pa von in rmnnr- of- --C.?t'oi*tri; Ltto L.ott, a number nj the sen ior class on her birthday'Feb; 11 1 he delicious -dinner was prep; t j<1 in the Home Me. j)cpt. v. ill ti r motlu r (Mrs. (Jeorpiu I,a dtt) supervising. When the hou arrived for dinner to be server the senior class along with sev _uaJ members of the faculty fori od a line and marching to the II K. room the surprised' one (floor j;ia Luc) .Tell into a stap<? of e> citemeni and dc'. p wonder. When everyone was at hi place Happy Birthday was sun I.ami she alone U'ik h<>l<l in inn. penso until this particular m<: mcnt. A loaf'of laughter \y; heart! and she dropped lur hea< M any useful giTcT alone wit cash was given to her to add 11101 vears c joy and contentment. - The boys basket-in: 11 team 1 making steady progress^ so fa they have defeated all teams thi they have encountered; they sect to indulge in ..profound??spurU - manship; Many ex-graduates of thi school were home during the reg /storing days. Many of the students are great " ly enthused over the recent sol u]i of croquet and seem detei mined to make the best of thi game. The pecking of typewriters ar hoard" every vacant moment b the numl/rs of the senior clas: We are proud to say that yv dTave some quite industrious sti: dents. ?hKKSV1 f.t.E HKit At.f) This news writer visited lie own chuich Sunday ?ri Batesburj the Ohve Branch Baptist church They had a grand Sunday schoc with good attendance. After th school a warm prayer service wa had. At 12 o'clock the pastor Ite\ Bush ascended the rostrur accompanied by Rev. A, P. Porte of Columbia. Rev. Porter preache or wonderful, .sermon from Mica! 7:7. Everybody enjoyed the ser mon. Three joined the church. The Pastor's Aid Society me just after service. They had i nice meeting and a good eollec tion. On next Sunday. Feb. 28 Rev J. K. McAdams will preach at Mt Olive Branch Baptist church fo Rev. Bush in behalf of the Ushc Board. There were grand services a St. Matthews CME church Sun day. Many visitors were presen from other churches'. | VISITORS Mrs. Mary l)jzier of Leesvill I visi'ted relatives last week end ! Mr; and Mrs. M. Abney in Higl Toint, N'. 0. Mrs. i laisy?Bifrne? of Lrcsvill 1 visited relatives in Columbia las ] week, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cole ; man. Mrs. Geneva Drafts and litll daughters visited Mrs. Drafts -sister and -brother-in-law Mr. am Mi's. IT. Peterson of Ridge Spring Mr. and Mrs. Sim I.ee v isitc< with Mrs. Drafts. Mrs. Geneva Drafts, and son M T., visited Mr. and Mrs. Rufu Drafts Sunday. NEW BETHNEWS Rev. A. I). Duncan, Jr., Pastor _W"oodruft"?Our Sunday schoc was jest fine, with.Supt. a 11 teachers present. The lesson wa well discussed. After its close, w assembled for higher service. Th pastor introduced Dr. A. ?I, Go forth (white) who made a won derful talk about the leaves ar :Tor the healing of the nations also Mis. A. J. Goforth was wit mm. <>i ru si ftpartanourg, v I After which Rev. C. ,F, Huntci pastor of New Hope, Sedalia do rrn, mt'^Htrn fi'im Matt. 7:12. Rev. H|inter was a hi-s best. Several 6i the brethrei came with him, and they were ; great help in the rally of TrinHt A. M. K., Rev. R. B. Brown,pas tor and?New Bethtd. Her. A. D Duncan. Jr., pastor. Amount $5f. 75. These two church.s are doing a great work. I'vt. Horace Nelson stationed ii Louisiana is here to see his par cuts- Mr. pnd Mrs, Wright Nelsor i I is many friends are so happy tc see h i m Mr. Fred Winn is at home or W est Pine street. He is iinpVoving\ His brother Pvt. L. C. YYinr is in Fort Penning, Ga. Pvt. Geo Dntmmnntl. also Pvt. Claude ^4. Stevens ami J. \V. Fant; Pvt. An I drew Font, nil ot Wood rot V are ir the Armod Forces. We are trust ing; that God is their leader! The Busy Bee Club met a the home of MY. H'tihen PYrgu son and sister Mrs. Anna N'onis -Thin wan a?grand- wonting*.?M-e* Levonin Gibbs sponsored the club $a,J>7 was realized. A delicious repast was served. _x.x-i-w- ri.i; vNT (,K<)? } : ^-Vf'W.--'?l'l:t,/i ;c -? l Ki'v. .J. ( . ( t.w.iiis. Castor j ^ Stii!(ia\ srhi.oi < ' ;'!ucti. >i :?v I Mliilll>Ci \".;is lr. ill! t,i;v Ijt-rfu! >< : m<;n oj' lie.. Ci'.st'.i' ! j Whit'.i 'UKirit. tli- >|' iIni tin subject: Tlu' 1* j ?>i (.ii>t Ma.: Mid ? VVonl.'M i?(m }r*.?~o t. ~ ;v'?\v;v; tT7the .Junior choir, i.v Mis. U. C. Coiji). Ucv. Whittcnh. m C fi>xhu-' >! rris Co! t-K I i..V sei". ICO Wil , J t> 1 UK' Welti IU <>I j MorrM?< 'utifjf -rally-:?k J Mr.-'. Henrietta (irant ami Kev W ..it'. >.1 -i i '.- l'an.i! v v, e. ?tuU _ r:::m?.??? ? ? Tlu* ciit.ir. deacon? ami meiti hers t f N. !'. (!. wen* i*> Moore'.Chnncl to heal- tile senile, rem t .lend by the ten year old hoy :i Ma-tu: Joseph' BetiH-tr. -I"hey report eil a wonderful service. The Chapman (jrove stud lit..t A'ill he OUt of i-ciiool tills Wei'U I, and the piiiieipal has r*!:?'*:? ?j foj them to hen hi lit' ir \ it*, ry ,"arl tler.s. _ , j Mis. I-'oe;l." Wilson, tenclitr oi C. (i. the V.eek ? ' at 1)1.:oe n IJarbin a Cai r.-tt. Reporter. [" JAMISON MAYS 7 Ar ? Willi t !;.; new I'oin! Rat ionini. * v.vinirinjr into u>e all minds an g Center.ed on registration and tie. economical procedure when tin i. Rood Pe/ot Stamps, will he put it s use. 1'h. re should be-4iule?4ifli I. oulty on the part of familial li whose children attend our schoo e Mid also members of the Adul Evening classes as the Point lb: Is mming system was a definite r part of these groups for the pa:, it four weeks. We feel sure tha p our girls and housewives are a ?-^ot-iiiel1 Food Rt.iiiips as well a is t.'K money income in order to so : c; re the greatest economical va lue therefrom. In majority of cases at the em of the period there wilt" still b< - stamps unused as our people havi s learned the value of good gar dens and Home Canning of fruit e meats and vegetables. We or y ffow in the Beef Canning season Mrs. Evelyn .Jones canned a to c months old^ calf in the Counminit; by Mrs. Carrie King, Mrs. Anna Cokeiy her sons, Roseoe ami Ad ? 1'ied. Mr.?Thomas, Air." Teache and Miss Finch. Home Ee. tcaehe i There are several other lanti g lies who will can calves this sea ! son in cooperating with the Shan d the Meat Program a.iJ Meat Con e servatjr.n and Preservation .en th< s Farm and Home Front. " All evening class groups f.n n doing nicely and the school, i t t general is making fine-steps ,\o d ward progress. "Mr. Ebbie Hub it bard's groop on Repairing- -am - putting Horse Drawn Farm Yrhi cles in order isC having increascc f success wevklv. a The Victory Rouitry i eports " were exceptionally good last weel Mr. A. H. Hailoy reported t h ( ' purchase of 200 chicks; Mrs. An nie Cokely 100 chicks; Mrs. San1 dels Fields 100 .-hicks and Mrs r Angelinc Keller 50 chicks. Others have made good reports, previously. Services were ..'good at the com * munity churches. Sunday schoo lesson was taught by Prof. Tho mas. Rev. Walker preached ? e .vonderful sermon from the sub ieot: Thou shalt have no othci God before Me. A nice offcrrnj; of $21.00^was taken. Miss Earths Lee Lyons, student of State Col , lege spent the week end with hei sister Mrs. Charles Thomas dr. and Mis. Ruth Stewart of Nov ? "York Ts~ visiting parent Mr. ant > Mrs. George Mintz.. i. ~ ST. .1 AMES A. M. K. CHURCH J Rev. Wm. McDonald, Pastor s Our Sunday School continues t< improve in attendance and finance Sunday morning our pastoi preacneu a very mo1. gmiu; senum and also at night. Our choirs art singing very nicely, ami it Is ; real pleasure to bo a member o i St. lames. Members who haven*1 d been coming out for years are com s ing out in numbers. 0 Tht. members are very groatlj 0 please with the manner our preach er preaches, the way he handles * business affairs of the church aia SL the manner :r. which lie minister: > :nto the need of his people. \V? J1 are hoping- to have him with u: for a long time. We invite yoi '? tv> eorr.e over to see us sometime " We miss ?dis. Addie Kinard. w!v ^ TfT7TasT'^vefnT,Tor,^Telw"^tWTT, Tr7 t \vi?h for her a pleasant stav. t >V ? > f ; teTtOK* ' K& \J ' *h> ' t ?r/?\ Wi i ^ 11 marc Get Lartense today and over start baring fun again. mon< have c*un6s: use Oniv ?lirec ( AS DlKECTEO ON IA8EI St., S X) ODDilBOTI ? _ _ _ -i?M I'.IHIM *. ItAf''. ( M? 'K( n?jr - .. iicv.-W. I.. AV^Imiii. I'aMnr | v So:.';'.' i>.'i Yn'.-ouon ia has i>- , Ii , p'.'i i'.T.i-; ?.! spioinj..! ! ;. v j n Ko'. W i'' 11'- a'v . 1 [ I t.iY V St oki n of all ovr.'!' tow; I I bet < r tii" ivuot Iti oil o <>f i i j 11 ! v.o' h. < >iU' arr\;;'l von m '. which j v. | to (! roil 'I'hnrsrla-v. Fob:u:uv i ' s (r ?. ....... ' i. ; s?atn<. I or 1' 1 'at raised sv me- a j 11.1':?> . ( : six t >(> sii'tT] dollars. . i; I it?i 1 ap. > "xhv.atidy tif.'.y to a ' t he t-iitii eh mniriberskin. We are ' bar < ?' ;;i: indeh?- due-..--. aft.?- ],a\ | iny pai'i }'nr li e S.h.lay sv'!.<s-l P } btiiMitf.". ? _ T??i: j 1 he Sunday under t <u. id \J;-. itiivuhv. i- -} j fire.At! Mil vd a.FT"~drd. T i ) The an'-rm' rrnioriTurvto h"1"4 The f ' j i" '..ary-troasai'i r whs "the i??-st i v,'( vt. i'vw beard. The reeurTmr . I secretary. Miss May I5o!l<- Harris l is v. *-1]-pVejnirvi ftrr Iv.n1 work, sr! is s i' < i v j) i.y th< no in aey if bar [ - j report". Tiir trcicncr. Mr. <"h m. I i *iv a b ci.!]eeiien ;:?4"* h'?? ? | been eiji'i.ty-tV.e dollars. The ' i eh-i ell is_iiU-knJ eaub S^imlav. T! stiastor a'd bis v. if;' wish i" 1 th.a'ni, all vhn Uf'P rim n ' ,?y -i ;iuvii?r iliv illness and death " 4 *' tlU'ir Uitlc '.^ita'iuer. T'abrb'ia ' * FhT' J wlvi d'ed at 'General hospital Feb- j niifv I". "Tie'.'; . S. Itai.-iel. pi:;-ti?r f r of" i; .- Ib'ipt t ehnrej. ?!<- !iv. '-red the eulerrv K? bruarv 1" at '[ ' Macedonia. Tb M. >. Caliaiia'm ] hj Fa. oral homo was in < haty, | - UK K(I!(V "tiKOVp I1UT, s CHI P.CH ' ?l t j ..Rev. \V. \Y. Too'nuw. I'aslor i Rowesville. 4S.<". * Sunday was1 i a sM'cat day at Hickory Grove. fh S. ' was opened at the usual hour with- t I si.pt and other officials at their I [K)sts _of duty. Tlie li .ssoi< v. as w ell _ jui.xviowed l>v the pam or. ?;?? j After, a heartfelt prayer sorvT-.- y our honorable nastnr preached ?*t*1 us frr>ni Acts 12:5. S'.ibj.. P ,[ without ceasine. Evervor.o enjoyed J this wonderful serpen. One united c e himself with the chur h. l Sunday'hijjht Rev. Tooirer attain . proaced. this time from 2nd Kins* : J ; 5:10 Subj.. Go wash in the river of .hoTdoTV seven tiir.es an thou shall ,j be clean. We car.t but say did not k. our hearts hum within .us while ' I this man of God talked to us. At the close of this sc-rmon another ~~ person_ii?jJieiL tile church. _ The total collection for? todav' ? . was $34.21. The-visitors were Mrs. Reed of I I Doiar.crc. S.C : Mrs. Li'lie Elsev of 1 U!d ; r.rtd Mrs. OHie Jor.es of Cbnr- I I ston, S.C. I r ) pvt. Please Simpson was home ? ) oiv- furlough recently. the s j son of Mr.s Sylvia Simpson, lit- i- I now stationed at Abberdeon P. G.. ; Md. I ?.l;ss Ear!ha L. Jamison is _ jiiHclA few days in Charleston with her mother and relatives. i We regret much to hear that the 16 First Baptist Church in St. Mat- | " . thews, of which Rev. Toomer wu? i the pastor, was .destroyed by fire. I | We trust thev will be ablL. to iv- ' place the former one. | CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURf M j ' Rev. IS. T. Martin. Pastor Djcrtmark. S.C.? Today was- a J very lovely day and many were out and found their- -way to central Bapt. church at .1 ;o'clock to wit- C 1 ness a program given by the Cen[ tral Usher Board. Rev. Davis delivered a wonderful _ ' message and all hearts were made to reioice. Afterwards the Ushei Roard, with its visiting Boards rendered a wonderful program. All of ' it was well performed. Mrs. 11 a 11 i c r , iVo'.fc saiur a. verv beautif ul solo. j ^ It was highly enjoyed by all who j were present. At G:n.m. the women missionary sociotv met with a very large attendance. At Srp.m. again we had a very | nice message preached by Rev. ' Allen. TTis text war. found in the | 2: 10 of St. Luke. Everyone seemed t I to have er.joved it very, mucu. i We hope that all of our riends f ? will come ar.d worship v" n us. f i ] _ ' r f PINK GROVE A. M. E. CHI IO H f Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor _ ' Sunday was a beautiful day and I ' j many Were at the house of wor- \ - ; ship. A fme S. S. with Supt. and - co-workers at their post. Classes 1 I were instructed by Mr. II. M. Boyd > | i.nd Mr.-'. A'/.alee Hail. The lesson , ? [ was beautifully reviewed by the F < pastor as usual, for he knows what ijdo to in"S. S. and the church as . 15a whole. After the prayer ser> ' vice the pastor delivered a wonder '!T?I VT | wages. It was enjoyed hv all. a 1 Prayer was offered for Mr. Wil- I )WN off the SHEW r Vmir GRAY Ifilff m irvvv wiin u mmm mmmu * LOVE AND ROMANCE r your hair with Godefroy's Larieuse tart having fun again. Larieuse brings </, rich color (black, brown, blonde) ?ur hair. It's easy to use, won't rub >r wash out. Permits permanents, els and curling. Known and used for 45 years. Your dealer will refund y if you're not satisfied. Tf he doesn't ~ Larieuse, (I.ARRY-USF.), send $1.25 t to Godefroy Mfg. Co., 3510 Olive t. Louis, Mo. J -%r IIAID rAI ADIIIA IIAIK tULuninu t. m " - ' *>>.* i PAGE THREE? v, 1-1' a/i r. Among tTie majjSH ::< !'tt!c *011 and daughter? cv. XYU.;>;-* made encouraging ro3H a.'-i! commended Rev. I'io;)! a iv at lending worship^] -.a- I ..v-'ti; been out i:: quite mB bile. :} The v'etvut- for thi? Trustee S. nday wore very trood. Wew ;o '.o? I' ''kino I'tri'vard to thfi^B r:: it or which ends the lirat Sun-^H in ? , Tlln n;. I.u v. a* the I >!). a-il Mrs. Sammie Trapp,lJH ;.l?! ilr.y. He reported a pleasant* lay. These <>n til'.' aick list are ! , Mr*. Daisy ByQfcfl 7THT~ v.". w. Boyd. We hope j i>r tlum a speedy reaver. bethel a. m. e. church ' J Re\. Tf. X. JefTcrs"n, Pastor Sen*'Cos v. -n- vt ry beautifully 5. was p raced 1. y the presence of ?" its ix-pastors. Rev. Nor- H iiiut \V. llvv.:;. who made timely "JM ? ' "> ibt c t -hool and who? > .i< i < !'V the morning mes?tfe -v? -a -Wt! eotiy ret*?4,M??T- Rev. hctvp came this way from the lisle Council. which convened ?MipI ville. Tenn. He stated lie'? < < uro t< to Birmingham and Flo- , j ida. 'l iiv iv-ante was delivered - jW tic subiect ";sre Conscious:?'ss v?r?us Human Consciousness I"his was selected fi-in the text: Out ' f nno bl?>nd Clod created all !'C!) t-i ('"c!l timtr the face of the The pastor also mado ri< !" r mark.- to the Sunday school clativo to some of the hannenings t the Risuops' Council. The pasor hri''?:rn; llie i-ijrht message scSuial.tv i> th" hcrinning of our '1 nPv' y!flT? ma,- . <rin.ct f init^nni^B ,nd monster. who shall deliver the rues s ago. Wc were delighted to see so nany friends and visitors last. Sunlay. Cotn" a train. you will &1cays receive a eovdial welcome lere. T.eth choirs arc serving nice i9 v and effectively for the good of fl he church. We are hoping- -and- prrving that ~9 or sick members sh.all soon he re- .9 urnod to their former conditions. NEW HOPE P.APT. < HIRCH ' Rev. R. I). (Hover. Pastor J1. ?, wa? fine. The president of 9 !" Mic-s. juniors, hold a I no ti '; > ,Vas enioyed. The ,9 -? , >-i r f '<,. Hope raised all toll |9 S ver Hartrhrosu $20.83; ~t9 a: ay Si.It; Km ma Rulefant $6.00; ^9 David G. Ellison General Insurance ionest and efficient attention > given to all business placed with me PHONE 5717 ' ~ MADAM WRIGHT P A I- M 1 S T amnu'- Header and Advisor. Not frrp Todnv and Gone To-raorrow -a .ook for Name. Seventh Daugh- 'jj er of the Seventh Generation. *> 4;j? BORN \VITH DOUBLE VEIL fThis lady arrived in your -*1 town to do f ood for the A public l>y her wonderful powers in reading the history of one's life; also give* advice, on all affairs of 1 >fe. such as lotfc afairs, business matters, family afairs, wills and divorces 'and most veryfhimg pertaining to the welare of one's life. - Permanently located in? Studio rents on Meeting St..ron.Jl? S. '1 Highway No. 1, at City Limits, Vest Columbia. FLOUR . HONESTLY. , Z n