The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 27, 1943, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 9
Saturday. February 27, 11)t2
PERSONAL
MENTION m
a r it i a (; i: a x x o r x c kment
The marriage of .Mr. .Joreph J
Joid .n ami M;s? V.'ozel C.'r.nv.pton
- which took place November 'I. 1 T?4i
has been i.nno.:iUd Fv Miss Mat
? tie McDonald.
Mv _Tr.v/lc?i io O ?w,' T ~1.
c* I A !.-> <? VI 1 -J?A B I
View, S. C., a: <! Mrs. Jordan o
Columbia. S. C. The announce.
ment was indeed a surprise m ev
cry one.
M \RRIAGE ANNOFNCnMEN"
? Mi^ Lu^d^-Meortn mfuyhtrr a~
tht. late" Deacon and Mis. C. M
0f Moore, was married to Sgt. llaroh.
D. Robin-on,-son of Mr. and Mrs
_ John Robinson on ' February -2k-1013.
NATHAMEL FORI) Cf)M^^^'I.ETES
NY A TRAINING.
Nathaniel Ford, son of Mr.
and Mis. Matthew Ford, of 200(5
Ciervais street, has recently completed
his WA selective service
cation from his parents to Tile
Palmetta Leader. He received his
twining* in Unionville, Conneeti
- Hcis to be sent to New
St Britain, Connecticut, where, he
will make hi* home. Nathaniel is
the gin ndson of the late -Andrew
Glenn and Mrs. Eli Gienn of Fair
field County.
ACT V. SOCIAL AM) _ ?l.
SAVINGS C.Ll'B
The Eagle?.'v.iial and Savings "
club mot at the hone of Miss Annie
Moten 1)11) Divine St. at S:lo
p.m., the president presiding. De
. votional t ?conducted?H;?
Mrs. Koxinia Jones: prayer by Mrs
Flossie Carr. Kach m mbcr i>
cited a Bible verse. Minutes of
previous meeting were read and :i)
proved. The House was then do
clarcd in order l'or business whirl
was very brief. The roll was call
ed each member responded. Next 1
mooting Friday nipbt ot the tunc !
of Mrs. Steve Kdney. 2100 Senate
street. A delicious repast was ser- 1
ved. . _
Mr. . V.". Trezevant, Fresi.
FRIENDLY "14" SOCIAL CLUB '
The club met a J. its usual hotn
S o'clock with the chaplain in
charge of devotions. lK'e to the
absence of the president, the vi epresident
had charge..and conducted
the business routine--ns usual.
.vimutes wore read received .ami!
* adopted. We* had one -new mein
ber tO join. Mi s. Carrie VniTic v?
was reported pick.
Mr?. Ada Mnblcv will givp ;
supper Saturday night. Fo!>. 27th from
S until at the home of Mr?
Mamie Coleman, 1 > 11 Park St. Thv ^
Sec.. Mr. (!. \V. McPariol i-ej ic< '
at his mother Mrs. Cherry MrDaniel
who ha? bwn in Charlotte 1
N. C., since November, visiting. t
Wo closed to meet Thursday nitt
Feb. 25th.
1*1.1 K STAR SO( 1 A~I7TLT B 7
The club met Monday nite, Feb.
22 at the home of Mrs. Smith. The
President, Mr. Brooks. The first
meeting was called to order b %tl c
Fclection was led by Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, acting chaplain; prayer was ,
repeated; the mi;-utes of the la?'
meeting was omited and the rnl .
was called. Each member rc 1
spondee! with a Bible verse an I :
fee after which the business ses J
sion followed. We were glad tc ?
have Mr, Albeit Ban.berg. Mg. Ma
lachi Smith, Miss A. Capers. Th< 1,
closing selection was led by Mr?
Smith. Benediction hv th<> pres: *
dent. Next meeting March 1st a '
Mrs. Rayford's, 1217 Lyon St.
LOVELY "33" SAVINGS CLl'B
The Lovely ";>5" Savings club
met at t he home of Mrs. Terry, ii\ \
XTlen-Benedict court. The meet T
inp Avas?eatied ~to order?hy th- "
president With a song. The scrip- J*
jgt uie lesson" was read by the pros
*dent, 85th Psalms of David, The ''
devotional exercise was brought t: y
a close. The minutes of the las
meeting were read, received and ^
?? odoptedi?The roll was called e.Kh ?*
member responded with n Bible one >1
tation and their dues, Th0 collec- T
tion was taken up and amounted ^
Tqt| T1'a .. .... ilw... 11
^^Bned lor unfinished and new busi
^^vss. Mrs. Rosa Waters and Mrs. b
Mae were reported sick. 2
t The next meeting will be at the ei
heme of Mrs. Wilhelmenia Wines !<
No. 4 Harper's court.
OMEKA INSTALLS OFFICERS
^ The Columbia Chapter of t h 1
Omega fraternity had the' instal'a- A
tion of officers at tlvtr regulai u
monthly meeting. The ins'aila- <l<
tion was conducted by Dr. Doug- e<
]as K. Jenkins". m
The ..e,?ly elected officers of the p
fraternity under the fine leadership e.
of Basileus John Martin are: Basi- tl
lci*s J. Martin. Vice, Dr. R. I.. 01
Pegues.. Keeper of Records, Dean
H. 13. Butleh, chaplain. Professor hi
King, keeper of the peace Prof, j hi
John Whitenian and I. M. A. My- f<
era, editor. ' \v
Dean G. E-. Nelson of Benedict \v
college will entcrfcnin the poxt T
meeting. The meeting Tuesday tl
night was held at the home of Prin 2:
cipal J. Andrew Simmons.
V - - ~ : r
Rev. and Mrs. \Y. R.
L5mvmctrr ^Honored
Th?* officials and members of
iii. iv ii. : . > n j>ii it i c rji'iTTl Sl'.r- |
rised Hi*1.', and Mrs. W. K. How- j
nan j si proa hi >,r Sunday,
oy jj'vir? them a varie.y <>1
. 'injTs. .-r,ch as cainud j^-ooils, sac!,
f He ar fivt n hv Fir.h Konly am
ucral di>*o, s <4' cays; weaiinij
c*?. Mm. (iortio Ma\ers
.'i: 1 trrt o!' Strvrm des . sioartl ,\n.
?rrmhovW- "v-rrtntiT. syc.f h an
duui< !u'.' ! ho'surx
your ("intin"'. d \. < ndr-rf\:l serins
and sci", > v> < 5 i a d Mrs?
'.'V.miii; :i! rendering ;s, \v.
it tv1 vo ! ! IF! y o"t i;;u>\
. .'i..:Ktc ? Wi ii ii.ac'.t! In ti-v.i
v 1' n:: I"in-.lv. Kmc;'
-;:~w Mrs li-oi, .
? M'lyc r . I,i-o ? Jul
????. y. ' f. ! TvsV'V. Mr;, He-.?,Irs>
H .Uy Surimars a"
t hers.
\ VHM AjjisiixSTAIX
KAV1F.K Ql INir.T
i
As a gesture nf ?.< tod-v i'.!t to
JlOvluiS of Ali'tii. JllUo. i -I J..?n-W?
t'tr Oranpphnv'* set r.nt..it.nr_
I t'.ii' tntire basketball squad of
'0'v:cr rn?"*or?ity and cur o w r.
State collcirn five at the home <?'"
'luJ?Ibm] Webber. on the ,l*?v*11 nf
Wednesday. I'd'. 1". 1 v S*J. Xavii"
'layers so d;e highly of the Puiti
:olo.i*c five, who defeated them?o?* <-.'cssiv<?
rights by s.ores of !57.
5 and .?0-27. Gaines
were played throughout
lie evonin-r after which the plnjf' s
v.cve the nts of a rathe;
''tasty nio>yel". A fine tittle va>
cportcd hv ali. As ;t eiieiav to :
nost onioyed <-veniner all the h'-nth
TS urcscni ioincd hards and sang
the Alpha National Hymn A
-- Kdwurd Fuller.?
lll'SV AfK CI.l'Ti
The club held its weekly jneetL?g?Mondurv^
at the home of Mis;
Ester White. The meeting was
ailed to order, ;ml devotional
services were conducted in tilt'
usual manner by the group. The
'resident Airs. Almcta I.anplcy
iresitlcd. The minutes of t h e
ast meeting were omitted. The
roll was called with each member
esnontlintr with a Hi hie v ei se and
lues, i tic president made pirns
r'ov sonic entertainment for the
dub. 1 he members decided ?n n
iiinjro party ami Peanut pick up
March I!, at the home of Mrs. L.
")reo. Wo adjourned to meet at
he home of Mrs. Eunice Stevens
1 ! Oak St. Refreshments were
erveil, which all enjoyed.
PI TP RE PLPP> ANNV AL
11'.S SO L TEA S I-N1) A V 1 ;:10
Th.e C-lfure club's annual Musiill
tea v i.'l he held 1:.U) Sunday
;v-aniii'.n Ft binary 'JS. ih?- P:.r
len street I SO.
Dean (I. E. Xelson of Renediet
olleye will he the principal speak
r for the occasion. Music will be
urnishe l?y younfr men from Fort
fa kson and l.exin-ton Air base.
The club extends a cud'al inviation
to the-pa1 lie ard especially
o the men in the anvil forces.
Mrs. J. P. Wakefield. rreneral
hn.irman. reports that "the Tea
year promisor ^iceoater ??>
tr*:-r tlrrrn in previous, ybars'h
WAYKRLY FRIENDLY FEW
Tljt. Waverly Friendly Few Soc.
?1 4#hdi met at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. Hoi p. 1.102 Pine street
mi was called to order by the !
haplain. Rev. Howos who in turn '
ivesented the president who con- '
' ? t c I t)?r? \ licni'QC '
(-?*? of the last mooting were load 1
rd adopted. Wo arc planning foi
supper to ho given in the no a;
utiiro. Next .meeting will ho at
ho homo of Mrs. Jack.oti 1302 '
'ire street, at whicli tune a nroram
will ho rendered. Visitors <
ro always welcome. 1
Mrs. Leola Gibson, reporter
i
Sl'NSIIINE SOCIAL CH'B _ j
The rial) met Monday evening
t S: !"> at the iionio of Mrs. Klisc
[tglies 2102 Gervais stree*. Open
IK song h.v the president; prayei
y Mr. Gadson Roach; seeontLsort'on
and ruiiLire lessn by the ,
hanlain. selection bv Mrs. Nellie
lelton. The meeting was then in
hurge of the President, Mr. Me
inniel. The house was opened for j
of -tho pveviw* looting
wore read and adopted j
lie roll was called and each men*, i
or responded with a Ilible verse
.,.1 .I, w..... ... .-11 >- n... o:t
meeting will he er.tei taino-'
v Mrs. Kath'inr Cho'seboro. a*
tl08 'Stark St. The hostess servrl
a delicious repast which all eniyed.
(T
Mrs. Julia Glenn, reporter.
I
niE VICTORY SOCIAL CLl'Ii | .
The club mot at the home of ! (
Lis. Willie Mii(> Brown. Ant. Y-5 j (
Ilen-Henedict court. The ho is j
as called to order by the prest* I
nt. The devotions was conduct1.
The minutes were road and '
doptod. The sick committee re- :
orted one sick. Mrs. Inez Swy- | '
ert_who has returned homo from '
ie hospital and \v0 hope will b"
nt soon.
We are askin?.r all our friends to
e with us Saturday night nt the
rime of Mrs. Guidcr 120:> Tine St.
ir a rhittcrling supper. The roll (
as railed each member responded | <
ith a ftible verse and their dues. 1
he meeting- adotnned to meet at
le homo of MJrs. Ir.ez Swygert (
221 Vanilla Ave.
Mrs. Pauline liichardiivii, Pres.
Harden Street I SO
Program
Tlv> i!iv:\!cn Sutoi U30 Warar
its ol. (<: V.1!H C <>' "I'l OtlU'I'f'.OOll
( i i-: ?\ itii a spot in! mossuyjo oil
hat suhjao: l.y ,\ir. Jo!-!. \Vi?!t? ?
. > <im: :?i thv it'ijfiar v?.s;?ot
ur ?_n RiiuiLiv. Ft*l>;iUtry Ci. The
'TI.'":.:; v.-i.s '.t !! att 'ivl'.f! ar. ' a
?i-u- la; jrer row.' cui.'u.-ia tu liiu..
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i he w. i kiy r c; 5??-- i . <
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hv fmttin.. ,> ' , ;V.--n-TrF:~"! 7~~
| :MMiis"r.'rt : y tvo \ Litiav tnron
j St day. February 2S. j ,ibhis
inviti'd. Tli ' < a'.r'l . j.ri^iar.
' "I" I be U'i'i'l; i; a-i ti.li.nv,*
1 W :vFv- 1-VU^nrv 22---AH Mass:
j?rryrr?:- palvy
| Tuesday. Icl rani v 2-"> --(haves
Quiet ar.ir*M-ITvi*
; Vcdm. lay. Kohtuai ; *. l!-! ? Musi..'
i st;i>.**;i i > i >y ' <pi > 1 <-- >: u-e
j Th\ r.u'aj . Kebr s.:;iw and
.M?s. Niirht" f< ! s ;i n il
! \vi %?> )
Friday, Fi lirTTavy 2 b "All bPvs.
tesses' NijrhtV: I.Janbi-A??
dry. Fel runry 27 HiiM^ ni'.o
j SuiT'hiy. ;a" 2b?Ai i:si 11
J Ten~jjiuiisfii'.'il |>y ( :!ini< club
< Ml!/it i'loii; Ki.n /?;<.k- c.i
>orT;ti-p\ u,
AM; SAYIXCS (M il
Til'.1 c'.llb held its weekly meetn>r
Mnduy evening. K< T. 22 :tt the
home of ."Mrs. Annie Mae "Stewart.
.V7 Ivmvcoi! Ave., with the \'i e
P-pesttimt;?Mrs: FTTTFTb liadsdun.
Tin- oper.be, selection What a
Flielld We J!;ive :u Jesus - a - * ry
beautifully led by our visiting
riond. .Mrs. Kdn.u (iodsden; pray,
r by Mrs. .Mary Williams, the see
->nd selection wasTcTT by the Chap,
nin, ?.I's. Ruth Alf'ird. Fach latin
bor the" f! cited n Rihlo verse, FeAinJ-imrl'a.ss
Me Mm Q i:ii" S:i :oiir.
vas led by AT as. T.illie Rerrv
the yieo pres* lent took cl'.n
'f the previous inoctim;. Tl,ev
were read and cep.mowed. The
?hlb's laws were read to two ne"'
"ciiil'i'V?:, I'si'Tii-. brown am'
l T ? .. A! 11 "
. i.nrril ll'MTUO. We ill" V">-'
?lad to I??iv*c* 'tficm and oov vi-itin!friend.
who jf'ivo ns hep i:
'onp'aUo sf'!v(. snbnclld "doas fo.
' 'n" hot torment pT- limbed t4>. - "
The c-li h |>lt?t? to Iv-'" :i ? ' < ><
'oo P. arday afternoon. W-p'Hi 7 at
'ho home r.f M'". Alfo-'l ? I'M !? i->.
' "i-' TV. hi;,.?rs as hod
o r.tfrrd.
At the hour Mrs. II' nr.:
assisted t :1" hostess s.'vvh'-v >.
ti pome >I(* c?lk'\ ic<. <100PI
"i! i onv.dv. Til r> next I'^-'-'U i- '' i. !.
' o P' the home rt Vrs. P.rovn ?>1 ?
" >' <1 street Monday. Mar ii 1st.
FEDERATION NOTTS
The Friiary meet!iv.'s ot' the
SnrJirh1 t'liiO' v.etc" < 'rffr'TT j_
l' . e oi k' ~ah<1 re: eaiio:i:.l art >ri
At tiio fust. meotincr detai's
were workCcP'opt for th :vv s**t"'i?the
Civilian Service t
The orunnivation rs nrrfected i-'
-"eh that through the zone and
block loaders if i*s possih'.> to
omact ovc'v temily ii Oran?oKrvcv.
and pass on to tluY.i mk'-T"
"l format 'on as is nccossaiv l'oi
th" a'jod < f the community.
The list meeting took the fo?m
>f a Valentine Party held in the..To"(Tor
of Wilson Dormitory at
"'.VI.'m Colli ire.
Three of th?? Claflin jrirls cop.:liietod
the proj;rh:n of select" d
reading's from such air* los.- h>?~ ;
; . .. . " - 1 * ' "
?i** itOIIH'd JUKI .JlKK'l, IV,V; ?]
feline, etc.. wi?h suit; hie selee-. .
:fo:i< of m'tr-ic ky Prof. X. E.
Daniels.
There was also a tair.e of Ay hory
in whk'k the memhers ot
dief'dtsb- TT"rrrrirrTTtrT!'l.- ttrrty P"f7r'S?
uecee'lcd in jiioicinit the Ik art
.1' Love.
The TiosTer.sos?The Oak Street
Division -served delicious i c <" 1
"ream and cake.
Tiie serving jrirls were ehr miner
in their white dresses and red ,
ler.rt-shaped aprons and caps.. ...
'J'he Valentine dance held i 11
D'i<('s (Jyninn.-duni. State Colietri
Vcbrunry 12. netted the Club.
f!IfiIf PATTERS SOCIAL rEl'P!
The IHffh Hatters " Skrtal c! b !
net at t'.ie home of Mrs. .1. (;>r>,l?on
Feb. 22. The meetirv was .
opened with a sor.y and prayer.
Fiie ho.s? was railed to order by
die rf' side't. The roll v ; , ;> 11..i
wu i : . < . u
i. j 11(1 i'umii'^s t>i i nr <. )
arrie'd out in its usual manner.
Th" Hie'h Ilattovs arc inviting
ro" to come ad join them at a
j^h fat the lionio of Mrs. Rnh rt*
2".l 1 Crrva is St.. Saturday
lipht. Fol?. 27. Conio n'd-e*v'>y
,'T5v rself. The -High Tint tors alia
vs welcoino you. . ...
Mrs. A. Wilson, reporter
NOTICE!!
The Electoral College of the
Central S. Conference wjjl
onvohe at Shiloh AT M.K. church ;
Slloree, S. C., March 17, 11*4.1.
K. E. RICHBTJKti.
Ihicf Secretary of Central S. C.
Conference and Pastor Host
of Electoral College.
V
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i*a 1.mi:tt<> n
"Varad ,C" tJO w anc
F recces "Few G
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iTTtGrrc P.nCmi
INK SPOTS, Lt:
AND SISTER Ti
A
LUCKY
X k "A \ l'< K iv - In' pi ?. M i-> .V
.! .toVlii' that I
liTk' 11 c;.t vii:11? unit. In
Mi!li?s.l.''v ?maKaA
*n<l S.s'a i" T!.ai|.'\ which ha'
. I'.it- ii ;^ Auatrc racni'i
1 "fium 15; t'nkl.vi! to ' Hi;nmn^iuu
vv;:i innknriv <n a ;n nw. ai' on
iaiii|> liiit.n^h.nit the Sou
a;l 1.'.'. ; .mit?.'l a wa: (??iii!K nn
ni May. acinnniinjs in t!u> larjr
' i'.i - Ami:; aiinr.v as a cr.bh> i,
v * . J- iJ. ! l - - a v.: ! ii .viIIi~ haw a:
. .iaiii'i'.
U-I.-s tn'vi of ( i' it*?rVtafit .T!"irfr!
v, 11 i.< ik? ir-t 01 it. k::uS ov.
;;>'. (! - -or ii- vi?i- in ballon
.11 <i ii:- tor/ has a e t;nni?>
Ir-tiai-,.- Vjt".1o\ til. show be
r ,.,i aniiniirlniii sua! ?1
; ? >.? '! by [ >.., b: ? ..: nl' r.nncin ir I
rtVs w.-ii a .1'novTi orchestra.
In amiiiinn i> tin l;.intd !n]
>1 ots. Li.iky a! iiiiiit'i-r snul Sist;
l.'bsiino. the hv-k'Xe vau.k'\i.i
ylv.??-r-?> v.'i'11 incl"'t'?i:n- -nii-l'. ;-i
( '! (!i!IH ii'lfj lit'l". ish,. ."Pt if
II i1.' <. :v.ny loiv.ics. (in.nion an
V?"AVMi<i.V Sl'NPI.OWl'.KS
I.sual;- sr.i ? a tort a! no. I tii
Sunflowers Tuesday cveidnj* :
l.or liontc .it thinni'- sn.Till
mooting ?<l (<> <>.de
and iLotuluvtud?la the- iisual n.nw
ih-m?S 'ny in. Mrs. t lulus: praye
m OMiect; tin- v'ii?flfro was r- a
by .Mrs. Sullivan, thu? ended ?u
devotional. O r i lann wen* iuijilvti
-i a din < i- on alar-ii C;
at the home ol' Mis. Phyllis Hal
at d.">:ir> Pendleton Si. Hope a
who will, shall or-ntc si ad l:nv? dii:
nor fir.d cnMy yourselves with t'-i
tpUo\t-is'.?'.lb, roil wis r;,:!1."
cavli nier.ilr-v jvsj'or- led vhli a Hi
hie versT- I r?-t ',-s i vc!
meat. Ilitz c:nck<rs, slim tenia
tows, car.dy and nuts v.hi.h we a'
lli.'oyi i'. \\V adjourned' la. i ".vc
villi M'". I'rcfla Pry.", corner Pin
and '.Senate str? ats.
. Mrs. SnPivati. lpri sident
Mrs .vtotirn soeTT'rry
I( oli s. rcpotU 1"
T:IM wavkhpy MI run
The W'./.v; r'y Mi c..;b was
Oil 'O I-' ' V .' I
I Ji;* . . ? : . '!:??? ! ;
< .?. 'i it*- - '' v.vviv-'v':"
Ill V !' I.1' "!'*
minute.; '.vt re mini ami ihe
m! i<u:' i" ;1. In" next nri'i-i in.r.^ ti
! e h lil T ?-.;;Iay nipht at. m ''
A! I*. (lOot'CI!1 ti;-AV,n. 'P.'pS'li": t
Mis- I.ir./.io I],-own. <e lelaiy
T!\! r.!'! u: 'i r.ir.".<
t>r isntM
Ties ru^Yiri^aiicn, lltm/ili it it
v.-Minr. 'luitrj a jrrct.t \v??rU an..'
I.'V. -V' .I !:"!ui'l ; t*> 1' '
Ik'vp y.t.v.e of the (nihannssir.on
'h;it ;;o often nnv.v with death t'
rn nviiiv of !i . r Ufort
fa milk
'i h-> Two!vo T: ikes op I iai l v.
f< und-'-i \ itf
via* tf. ' <;f aim i n*rr~i?
' vp dxt.'t a-k anyone to av
? < ;-s<v ! .it rothi'V fXi' lHi t<
iii 1 It" invito'! -n to cnv i'-t u:
i mil
-?Yt* ?rr-mktm+- w-brw rrrso
\Mn! ' r rCv*t >. s iMiiri' am! fen
i<v:< ;Ikt.
Ttii- fi"h' <iivi ?'i| l>(> nvcr ami \vi
<\m tiuly say that v.v arc tin
v grid's champion t'ijrhlirig' one a
not lav. So let ;'s realize that t in
flj'h* is oyer . that we arc r.ov
ic.mly to. march with The Twolvi
Tiflics of Israel into the llappj
lattul.
Thoir.as J. Miller, reporte
/
: a 1 > i :k
[Dance; Moe Gale
rmbination
m ms .
CKV MILMNDER
IIARPE TO STAR
j ^ ^
? xtm
v^rSlia
^n
t>
JH Bl '-^
M1LLINDEK
re Koeers. and the compelling voice
lis i.r Tievoj Hac-on.
,';i Promoters who have been eon^
, tacted <m this May project are
js , rushing in the necessary altera.
li' V.-* on their local auditoriums in
(,_ Uiler to successfully house the
t il ''' ugv crowds pxpvctcd to take ad-J
:"f,'"''?u? Urn unprecedented "
j. avo tr.c.ts for the price of one'
program - a tribute to the sagac,;j
.'!y?H shorn-wise Moe tiale \vho ~
! a> thrown economy to the winds
i_iu Girder to insure the. success of <
"j. this new producing venture. To
m eitohi,nee the event Lucky Millin- i
... der nas added the famous saxon
' pi-one soloist, Tab Smith, to his !
j_"! al>i j.uy outstanding f ifqecn-piece
0 ! orchestra.
?f?THc newest Gale unit, headed- \
v- by the Itikspots, bids fair to sett- ]
i iii7 a iuav Kind ol maratiione reciv
' I, debuting last September, the (
r- now isuilitoTuihi project makes it (
" likely will continue for another ,
d .-ix months.
A PUBLIC EXPRESSION '
c
c On behalf of the Service Men at 1
u | Sec. Supply Int. Supply JJiv..
t. | Fort .laekson, S. C., this opporl
1 ..Ay is taken U> publicly express
i- our appreciation to certain indi
i vidnals and institutions lor their '
d . close cooperation in sponsoring
i end pai ti. ipating in soldier-civilian
activities, so vital to the morale "l p
thy Armed Forces. Our thanks ,
e ate directed to:
J' i Rev. II. Li. liutl'T and his to."-, f
, ] ri< e at ion ;- Prof, Peguesv; -Coach
i ( .\'i Uon and Allen university: Pro. .
iVs-mr and Coach Martin, and the '
, booker Washington faculty; ("or,.! t
Fiallworth and Benedict college; d
I r,o Pahv."tto Leader; Tile State; ?
. 'O.e Columbia Record.
Feci ass;:r"d that we. the Ser- j
' ice Men will do all in our powc* I
to merit further activities and hos- I
r-xtended in our diiec' on
by the same or other agonCiC
j v.;_:vu MQi'i: a. m. e. church
" ham
>.'i;dt,v being a very beautiful I
^ day" ail eltui chyocvs were found
> "!i tlvir way or at the house of
1 [ v.ff.'-iii;*. _
Sunday y. boo] opened at the
- :.l hour wittli everyone a t
i." ! 1 y taught by Mrs. Ollio Cook
and' rcvi< wi<1 by our pastor. After
Sunday school the service was
I .pc cd with prayer by Rev. Right
Ms ton. After which Rev. J. Livt
ir.gston preached a wonderful ser1
nion.
Sunday night we had a won-lers
t 1 program in h?>ror of Richard
f". i!en. .Miss ('< ia Lee Williams "
- nave :^nio wry interesting re>
i. iWs f.n the subject. Also the
s little Miss 1'oietha Mae ( lark. I
i lie wol.omc iruest at New Hope
Sunday were Rev. Right Alston
fi"m White Ilall Baptist church,
. nd Mr. Tony Ross front Bnltif
:o'>r?. Af11. We, are aski: g theni
r>
;o conic ay a: n. <
1 Rev. .T. II. Hall who has .been 1 ^
ill for some time is recovering, j
' NVe are hoping and praying that _
! he will continue. b
/i
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From A Chaplain's
Point of Vi.?-.v
< I 1 liOV HATdvTlft?
One nf ih?- mo--: into <-.-t'ir.g
chai actu s that 1 have i-v-r r.i.-t
way Major T. 1C. Mortis who was
my high m-TiooI coach. < >tir of the
most interesting things t * \??
said was that 1:' la- had a s: h,? >:
he would add the "It. M." ?! -tr:< ".
pen being asked what was tin1
leaning id' the "1>. M." he stn'--d
Jmt it i;ir: n;: "Depeiidai ie .Man";
?At thai ti.::i t'y- !.! ;! ..
little far fetched ' t> me hat I
wager that today if the Army
granted deems thus-- i'i I'm-f.-.
would lather . rant tin- Dep-nhiil?]e
Man iJeirree than any other.
There is hut one important"" man
in armed forces today and in- is
the dependable mtrrr.?-Honor isone
thing that is practised by ail.
Each person lias his job to do and
when it is inn d--n'- v.-i'.'il n'l'- ;
cop!? ai"? .*>!!"< ct -d thereby, V\ h" r
given a task to porfotw?y?ni arusually
left upon your honor to.
:lo it; people are too busy to gn
irounri chechhig on the o-lur i'ellow
uni.ss it is absolutely necessary.
If the fireman is a dependa":,!?;
nan Mien -the-Dat-talion surgc-m
ivill liav'e les's work-do do tomoirow
because the men did not get
lolds over night, and the line ol
leer will have ^ fail group -vut-h?i
vhioh to train, and the sergc;mi
vill not -have to worry about a |
ong sick call list etc. etc. One
lcploctful fireman may bos in a
hain of events that will mukc
he work of several m? n nv.uh .aider.
There is also ane'her phase
he O-i endAla - _ win-h 1
vo.id like to emphasize. ITar.c
oltlieis have formed t'v- habit ot
oir.it> the Chaplain vi-h ? 1
ong tale of woe about th> if tr<ni>les.
The Chaplain apt t<> i
orrv for the .. Uilvr t! ho: >- ; < t; '
lhaplains are rather h -ait- ;
dl and will probably si art ;.r.
ivvestic.-tion. ('i t-times, you sVcl -s
bat the soldier has been ions ;i
erstood and you set out to prove
'UNFORG,
A
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ICthel Waters, distingi-du d siitptr
adinp roie in a warm ami moving *
io Rrndoi's Digest" program Sunday
liss W: tors, pivtured horo with ('or
or, plays in a Reader's Digest story
-a humblo Negro woman whoso
ronght her great contentment and
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and dramatic a.tiss. has the ?
tory on Columbia network's i'.Ha- _
, February 2S. at P:tM FM. I'.WT. (
trad Nngol. the program's narra- of
an "unforgettable character"
neighborly philantliropies have
much honor.
u_ w?;
A
1
(iiiest ^Speaker For
Oran^cbur^ A.K.A's.
?! - .?I i" IM. I)fi'imuul, hnsi
! ' : : :u N't: Onu'ga Chap*
-A kappa-Alpha Sorority
\\ J. < ::'3 u " ej.cSitld FmuidI
F ; < j '/,)] Beta /.eta
< '..:?}? .? r of State ColNg-"1
.... . sr\ Etbrunry -20th.
oi.-. Iamend spoke on the
. , < ; .A -1 For Freedom. Froe..
FT /?!!:"
! :r.<: i.?-f. for i s what v e
'g . v. '! pcvoia] !ish the task.
i.-i'ic?Lodge?can be no
' r .ig r thap its Grand Lodges.
Tin- >:k:i"ih of a fraternal organ
i/.ation is in its membership; thus
- the f:ne>l and safest resource,
for in is.is i- bound up the high
ipies and endeavors .intended
ny tli" founder- and builders o f
o. r institution without a, large
riffTT 'active membership. Let us
share with-the one farthest down,
to l-.nr his burdens, let him
Prow that we are with him and
hi in. and h 1 ]i him t.n find the
host wa;* up.
i rrn a lad to^try-tfrat'T have
-t" n :;s years of my life for the
' > for I'. rilasiism. with untiring
? fronts. la the year 1935 on
the -day of .Tune, Greenwood's
.-1~\ .1-1 .,i:. ? * f~*
........ i i!?c ?iur>."UK'i]on oi me r?u]
:? m Lodge of North America,
>'< .. .if Ann ; lea, Europe. Asia, Afrr
arr "AiretraKa. " ' ~
Ti.e (!,Vcv.v. oil City Lodge No.
1 ? ti-al.iviy preparation for the
I*> :Han A :'niver;<ii ry day. Sunday
l.'4'C Each department
: "Vrauration wiil take .a
> ! ;i': .% .>>; thrt each couna
K><!te.
Si. V. }; : .rro.e, Deputy Sur.u
' . for South Ce.ro u-:
i"-'. Creenv.-ood, S. C.
T< i a? W. Adams Su'
'viv "her.
T.-Wilt Cooper, Keepr
L. ? i s-r.-i Seal.
Mi PUBLISH I HI BEST CHORAL ARRANGEMENTS .
Of BLUES INCLUDING
M. LOUIS BLUES
AND THE BEST 5P?*t1UAlS INCLUDING
SHINE LIKE A MORNIN' STAR
By W C HANDY
iend for ,0ur C??r of Myj?{ for Band, Orchestra
and Vortous Solo tnitrumenti
HANDY BROTHERS MUSIC CO., Inc.
U6' ?DO*PWIY NfW TOUR N T.
?consult?
II A D A M CECIL
I irst Tir.tc in Stale, County
or ( j,y
I will toll you just
itk S3 husband, wife or
Tm .-wcetlu art is true
^^L|?| ov falser how to
^ ' ji:jItj the love of
he one you most desire; control
r influence the actions of anyone,
von though miles away. Guarntee
success where others fail.
MADAM CECIL
All Business Confidential
Hours; 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. ?
'ermanenfly located in 2nd Pullman
Trailer on left ride of Highay.N5t._l
coming out of Columbia
exf to Mrs. Roland's Groc. Store
>pen Sundays W. Columbia, S. C.
Oc Special Readings for a abort
time only!
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