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C. M. J.?My husband. a.ej&e; K' ' "'" hhe of'tttihft* t am not guilty of. 8^;-- He gave me some money ami tot1 I t >v leave town. T'?is spell is'on Hi mi \ fci-r.ir nP,vi'? Mlust 1 leave or stay ami ? - ...: see.if this spell will pass over? * ~ We had planned to start licrs?. xir ( soon us we iQun/f a hoURC. ai-a. Answer- Your lrsband is j a 1 s cur. and quick-tempered and act ?\...^?-Or. the spur of the moment. Sik-k > around for awhile and don't hi f_- surprised to have him pay \vu a /? '" visit-and admit his error. Jn tin ^ ^ :nrTTttfmcT dteo ~,T ^aTrrd~"m~ i7r~s' Tif'.c w.nd accept ny dates under ar\ ". < eireumstaneos. S. R. F.? I care a 1 >t abou , someone whi:r I fo "h ajrairis! veVy much. Tu spite of my strug fit* 1 kept liking: him' more an*. more?a^d I think?he lik?*s nu (now don't misunderst md m%) jyl- This obstacle I am writing* abut rrj? tfe Olio of tho OTP'.) I i-sit 111' inr lifp in;..1 The obstacle is his sister an. .. ,,tf mother. Thev are verv vor\ .-tret:* ?h>od to i\jo and I like them lot; ?-ir;-t?bul hU> sister-keeps interfering tv tivii-f .o miner to my home on the even > M i.ntr* and afternoons T am oft" dut;'ititOrferihif \n ith our date* -*t She kvops insisting on me comim to their house on the evenings Ar dm oft' and I am afraid he wi' think I am rirn'tu* after him. don't like to he thrown, at him it t hi? way. 7 "Anuwer-tSav 8k?. you don' know hew hiekv y?m are t" hat" th? family on ,yaur-si?k-, By r little 'diplbniacv o" the part o you and vour friend, you can eas 'lv handle the-s??H>r and nrntboT There are a mjUjow? inn trive foj* throwing the gt^te wfTTTte track and it can all ho d^n. without nnv hard feelings. Po' further information. write pr" vately. Heartbroken; A year and a half nyo. J'started troi ny with : hoy that came to my home towi to yo to college. I am a sonh more'ih the school. This boy ha1 shown all the si<*ns of briny it love with me until a week or s aire and we t-ml nn ?i'irn<?nn? >'i admit It van niv vfault urn qunr t'eled. I have tried ^fo forgot thi boy_hv itoi -ff out wjth others bu ea'h time I tw T fail to got th? right result. Shoo hi t_?iep_nn~iU2 ... . NOTE: YOIJR problem will be a include a clipping of the column ply?send a Quarter (2">c) lor A 1NG covering your birthday: yoi free and confidential letter of sou . *>_ -lions m private.? Please sign-yoi all lettersmir hirthdatc; STAMPED ENVELOPE for your ,..M. Sv as you fcr! necessary and con of logical reasoning. .Wrap a. Qi today! >11, Write to- The A DDE' WALLAC . Leader. 1310 Assembly Street, C< ROBERT SMALLS HIGH SCHOOL W. Kent Alston, Principal Beaufort, S. C.?A very inter esrting musical program was ren tiered in'"Our ?.t ool auditorium last Monday night, March 1st, b\ ? tho Glee club under the directioi of Mrs' B. T. Washington. Sin received many congratulations from the very responsive audi ence, on the well trained group The program was an follows: Stai Spwngled Banner. God Bless A r? ?rrw*we?ir WirVn?A II A mr;vl7?g? W? Dill It Before. At Dawning*. Migh a Rosc^Will Vow Romew, * bef Sweetheart, original poeni ' >fjss Gloria Davis: selection fron JWiul'.t.rJDuijl>ar rendered by .Wis* | Mabel Washington; grown of spii ?.it-als, and popular numbers. T sjdondid audience who was prosr ont really enjoyed the treat. fjn las* Friday we were honor, ed by JLwo distinguished ,guests Mrl\' Fr ed Christonsen and Miss Brunson. Miss Branson coming from Columbia, in interest of thi Farm Security Administration I jTbvy Aro spccializiivg in "Victor*, fc *G a* ilens" at sehoot and ar home Theme: The Value of Saving T* 'oix and Planting More Food. Shi likewise brotig t two ivels witl her from the. division of motior pictures made by extension ser vice. This carried"out the mair points she s fora&ibie oxetnplifici tn jfftp "i nihfif'tr Ar? r< principal, faculty and stu <font -feoajr w?h ?9'"express oui - sincere jfyaTitiidc tp Mrs. F. Chris Unstt^ foy shaving'jWiss Pirn nsor ' with ?1." '" 111 I : DRAYTON STREET HFCII RCHOOr, Prof. R. F. Gladden, Principal Newberry?The amateur pro prvam wap a sueeess from ever\ angle. Prizes awarded were ir ? follows: FWPlilho Solo: Gra^r C. (Iran f"-"~ fourth rrmde, first prrze^ Cam' - Hare,' ninth grade, second prize <; Joan E. Gary, second erode thin :j? prize, ,f i! ' ' < For rVoeal Solo: Lillio Davis, Otl ' grade,,,firm prv?e; Claretta Rlu -^^vord eleventh grade, second prize . . . Sara. Mantis .Gray; Mviinth jy^uuLe *** U f'. P forj Dapcing: Grade L. Jackaoi W> fifth ?rra?lR,.,flK?t, prize'; Edna Ma p.?..- , Gftilman, Dorothy SUttejrwhiU' ur. EADtNGS ARE NOW READY 1 r x57 .' icvt . i (vie# ON THE I ILK MS OF LIFE V?OI to ?ov ??o Wl\ Mi' Qa ?4*4#Kf .v'M ?ov? '*otno 4, BBE' WALLACE SERVICE I pride an.I yo back to him? Answer?Yo.i should. B.'in.a: ol, | Minute \vii 1 yet yon nowhere and" ] . \*m?mu>H?know?while you 1 ; yo.- \cr. t' it you can't always have I I | votir way about everythinj>. Ymu | ; tridKl Will LUlilK 1111' mure ui > iu it' yon admit your mistake o]??n; ' ty.?Ifd-e \v?s-nt"t another friend [ it wouldn't mane a 'jreot deal o? iilferenoo. I low ewer.- s eo you have "one so far as to talk abort pLuis?Cur ni:irri:i"-e. then you _ 1 -ho "Id make amends. P. T. I an; in a little Ini-sincsi' my ?-?-n nv hi bridal towns c - rnrr^rmTr- :i"iL:~rp?'.Trr[T'"-s Th'~ : wbrk is i x t.tl'- ' 1 my' rkmtr am anr < ? v talented a!on;r these j ines. Must I "iye am my Iwsi- I " ess < > .'o to work i" a defense J <l;tr,t? I Answer - There are ot'av e ars oiM""- in a i|efen--o nfa't. Von m 'akt o"e in'riv*" '" 'iV' 1 e 1 tet'eos '. Vo-- .e-t"! . *'UV ar hands jtad d< !' <; ss o<" " rr you'" ea*e. t '* , +!?? i-'m ?t> rd i" take the place <?f defer.se vork". A. II. ('.?Please ?<<ll m- wra' ; n do. .My vit'e did sonieth'ny iiat most?tp'-i wo'dd kiH?a+imi 'he j laimed I r oriented her and ' I smVrv so 1 did \V? have :! l-ve i- Mdren an' I h*'V$K_forjtiven ' i <or. Is this ihe thine1 to do? ' i am willnv to do what's rijrht. ! Arww-r ? Von hay d ue th i itrli* thine1, mv ?robd nh '. T' ! ' <>r,l v.d'l hies*-von for von tinI h'rstaudinir tvnvt ~arv! mr ,\.j f ! Mon to o'.'r family. Your rYil on ""''i" rm>vp " von ilia" life-ii? , -.olf mTTT without a mother, life i uoubf 1"? most?ttnhno'n I'm thorn " -t-l? admitting h'jr tri'iU yo ? i*'? ' nrovnd t*"11 -h'- w.>?-. -hi ! !'?"* i joothi'e . . . only hocrriry fo , foryivenos's. I M. -I have a couple in my " ) homo. A man an hi-: wile. I am' j hi* wife can't ay.ve. I t ! ; ihom to ninvt" and they hav<- faili o<i to do sm Pleas let mo !< "ov j ' Low to f;ot them out? j Answer- Prm.'t w.irry . . . t ov . i mo e.s anxious i move as y<r; ar< I i to "ot l ;! of them. A" so m :;> ' ' thev fmd is suitable. olace. they, will cot oat, pi she iaie. lot thorn It now that von are an-?. Uioiu for then to t'ml another L. t ulnee. _ inalyzed in this column free. Simply , with votif letter. 1-Vir a "Private It**" iBHK'S NEW ASTROLOGY READa will receive with your Reading a ind advice analyzing three (3) Quesur full name and correct address to and please include a nelf addressed. "reply." Explain >our case as fulfine your problems within the scope larter with >our questions and mail E SERVICE, cure of The Palmetto ulumbia, S, C. i j Dorothy Too!:, third grade, secon | | prize for group dan.mg. Tho sponsors of this propran* wish to thank tha Caaxakalub fo* I lie special ir.nstcm'hndored on this * occasion. : Tencher**- reporting pi e asnnt week ends out of the city are Mis^. ' Elsie H. Galhr.an. Miss E. K. 1 Chisholm, Miss Elizabeth Burton* ' Miss Louise Bureh. Mrs B. F Gladder. Mrs. Kino*. Mrs. Giblv; Miss Vivian X'ooloy and Miss Helen E. Nance, i Who will In- "Queen of the " -vfay ''' 1 he various classes rave r ; fleeted their candidates. Vote for' your choice. She should h< j ality a good school and of digni. t lied mien. Then she would indeed 1 be queenly. Such a oerson should ie*gn 'O'uccn of i_ May". M ATHER \()'| ES Tho speaker for chapel. Thurs" day. was Mrs. MozelE* McC'ullough L one of?Mather's -house s.ipoi'visnr-i. Her subject was "Charactei Traits We ,-VTl Should Develop". Spin? ol the points she nienlione' were enthiis.iis??r efficiency, en' durante, and a high code of ethics. Other ft culty -members on the I | Jpogram were Mrs. .1. 11. HaijYet 1 r and Miss Doris McKee. 1 Deaths occurred in the homes L?t-Heer-~rrf-?MrrTtrrr's students, itf" the lust week-,- The Cot her ol' heRoy Thompson died in Birpting ham. Alabama, the grandfather r>f Ruth and Marv Munigault. hug-L. tiff s c Several students at1'! two teachers spent the week--no off Campits. They were as follows: Miss man. Margie Deo Mason. Willie Hubert Gerald, Gladys and N'ath rniel Murphy. Ixma .lone.-. Rob.-.r; 'a hockhart, and I'earl Dove. Miss Sevilln Smiley. Jacqueline BowOna Parmenter yisvt'-d in Camden. i 1 Mather Trips Jackson, 29-22 j ' Mather MTnglos edjfcd out the fighting Jackson Tigers. 2f-Pih -, March j, for their fourth straight . tfhtmph of the seasop. The ganVO was a Close "nip and . In. k'' contest, Lranr - tlra?fir> t.?A4 Tie end of the half, the Kagles r n were aheatl by only., one point. 1 r ) Kmvtfn Smith, .Jackson s captain t il started th? ifaond- half with a ' WILSON GIRLS AN BOYS WIN SCAC C st'iwvil jrivl? s r??u;v-;i nriT7;uut;iU ' ' OMVTpt i'lT?p* i??' ?: ami Mat-cr academy boys defeated Knokei Washington. b0-l5t> to win State ' Championship Saturday night in j t Liif tiuals of the annual basket- ! . ball tournament of the South C'a- f rotina AtHotic Confcrcn -c Among I Secondary schools held at Matin 1 [ academy. ('air.dc n "> and | Scott .'Id. 10 and Immaculate Con- | j - option boys nosed out WilVins n i decide the consolatio; games. Friday i n the preliminary t-1 iO;.nds for girls. Wilson elimila'od Jackson .'19-.*50. Coiner into the scmiO-als. ('. \ i d Finl-y -10-21 and Saturday.] Wilson ro'. led F.nunrt. X.< <'i | ! .tuZX^>f p. i i.tniruv;- ^ a;r.Ti:u' tlw , j :mvs. romUs. wvre Wiiltivson 11.1" Knimrtl Si-.it : l!onkit Was inVjUi ton dl. Wilson !!' 1. <\ S.. .'!2.^6 Fin lev ! 2 and .Mal'ior -j2. .Jnclcsop. | 1 :c." ' | Mathor moved no to -finals I >' , iclVntir.;r 1. ('. S. I I-2,0 a n d j liOoi:?T Wash: p.dan oitaliand f?. | iaali?!v.a w:n over Will:. j 1 in- .! -I son -Siin'noi>s | cant j Sp'-i tsnianshin Award was won I:y j 1. lS. <rifis seam. Thgivsn <? ? | <on of MifUinw \wvc voted rrvi- ! pi'in-- oi individual sportsman- j 1 i ysenlotion of trophies wa.s?? rade by .1. Wendell .Mai tut. <on- J era re president and J. And row | si'.rntorts. ' prin ipal' ' of I'oohet Wasr irtiton iii'j'i; svhool. person 1 d the t< am and individual awards.'[ All-ioalvroiKe ? trants- are as tfollows: | ' irlt?First Irani '."i'.i ?I-'irvw an!-?Wilson !-? tmt-i!v- Ft i-wHrtI ?'Wilson T. (uiiac:'.? Fopvnrd-- 1 innnu nlato C; !:i-1?" k?!i srhod -K-Morho tinned? In: mac hiTe I '<>n.'Jolti? (iuani- Wi!sr.n d d'schantn- (JUitnl Wilson Jirl>?Second loam C ionic/. ? ! ' Jmniaeulato I'uneoption Jainey-?F Finlcy I lojrau?F?1 acicsnn V Spencer- (i -linniaeulate Conception 'iiillip ?(i Wii-o 4, Blake?(!---Finlev -rttty*? First Team ' "." I t'ollerson? I''?Imma.ulate Conception is?C - Mat lier Borers ?F?Booker Washington *rr tth?(T?Jiu-Kson .Joys?Second Team \ olson?F? Mather Hamilton? F ?Immaculate Concepilon A t L-inoAM t ' 'T?:..' . ?r miuy Loon-^AJ?Booker Washington Durrante?CI?-Wilson? _ Cioidon 1$. Williams 'sinker" from mid-court; this I ante feat was duplicated by both I.(-wis and Cooper of Mather's Edward Kelly ol' the Tigers received a pass front James Alexr'i wider, and dribbled all the way I '.own the court to score. I - Nelson It. Quick, and James I Kelly scored in rapid succession | or Mather; from then on it was . Lewis who pivoted from any place I n the floor. E. Kelly, who I'd the Tigers' i coiing ; jnee with 10 points, was j ollowed closely by Smith whh .! oints. _ -d a tiler already had twice doe;:Ud Booker Washington of Columbia, and had routed -Sterling ;rf Greenville Mast week. The Hooker Washington Tornalovs were Conference champions ill 1042. lather ( ops Conference i Sampionship Mather Academy Eagles became hampions of the South Carolina .ithletiv conference. March <i. by v. inning uvcr?Hooked?War-liington-- of Columbia. S. ('.. ftO-'Jd. Runners-up wore Hooker Washington hoys and Wilson girls. Conjoint. >11 awards were made to Immaculate Conf.rence hoys of Chare: tun. and tct Kinh-y girls of Chester. _? The team recognised - for the best sportsmanship throughout the tournament was the Immaeurrrte-Corieepluin-girl I twPv iflo.nl f fif Vt-ivinir 111>\\ 11 tin- brsl.fc.y|"ji Lsmnnship in j the.,tournament ^\cnt to Gomv. of! In maculate Conception, and to N. I HI:MI?SI KAL\ N. V.. NKWS . Sunday was beautiful, it seem?d that (lud was smiling on ali -ail tiearts. Many were out to worship. S. S. was at the usual ho r with Supt. in charge. At the morning service Rev. Merrett from Ridge Spring. S. C. preached a wo: iTerfiil sermon all i ?. n ivyx-ih We welcome, him agam, j Mr. W. Williams was here on | a furlough from Camp Upton. I Mrs. Ruth Nagles, Mrs. (reasie Mae Padgett were here visting. Mir. Frank f>teen's brother visited htm a few -d?y<-u?Mrs, Helmv Cleo Wi?e Voting is visiting her 1 unhand Mr. William oung in California. Gloria W ise, reporter 1 ? THE; PALME ID MATHER I ! AGE TITLES ALL UA ('(11 VrY- TIL SCUUOLl' I lU'v. il. .!. frapp. Principal S.i'Kula, S. C. - C)..r quarterly caV ?el s meeting- met at the Salt. ut training school. Friday. f>th >f March at :> o'clock. Heretofore his meeting was Held monthly jut 1 ooauso of the shovtagt of *a< ami robber the meetings were ' '.tt f'w or*ly" j\)'.-r. Ms is was the " nst mooting for thin term. T ' tUOelio-r was called to or:e." by our Vresident, Prolessor Hightowcr niincipal of the Kid.tee ?high- school..? lie fare the _ muse was opened for b.siness. Our ' Su|)erxisor__ Mr. Hammond iatvOdueed Rev. Keller a renrese*tfttfve ef the Red?Gross?who oxi laincd the funtion of this organisation and the importhgt role it G playing- on _t_m home and hatiTe'~fimhe7?~ ~ .? ? .Mr. Hammond 'ined tin the. eornfor the bi"- Red (Ypss drive, fln' -'the teachers' pledged to do all i tiev could for such a noble cause. Miss Mct'ullum. Home Economics instructor of tlic* Hidge Spring ; ration of t!v ii.-.int rationing -vstonv I am qui to s 1.1 e thai : i! nresent art1 nut mure li.it:r1 ' 'A kit II!' W SVV'miT. Dinar the week of -Washing:.w i'h'hday 'he tiftli Trade gave fat riotir aldV centered around the life of Washington. The pro ram vas (biccled hy the i-stnieof 'he Jiff grade Mrs. Trap1). i' 1 *ii* nnfrrram.\vas. enjoyed by. all... Our school celebrated National Negro History week during the .' mmh of February. All of our work was centered around the history of some of our outstandi:tit Negroes- _ W'j-. <??ub'il the week with a pi.'.fiam pertaining to the I'hiuvonienl of the Ncrro since r.t".'i:-.eipat ion. 1 /tist Ticrstlay the faculty was invited to the home, of Mr. and eIrs. Wiliiam roleninn for dinner. hi. h '"r ah e" eyed. W. T. uamt repot ter UFA I'FORT COt'NTV I'U.MNIN(; SCHOOL NKWS Tire young people who took liarge of the daily chapes excrises during the week were Misses Mvernie Washington. Margaret Mil;?. Charles Wright, and Sam ;< ! .iciierson. .Mis; Riunson. Statccitrce'<>> of nutrit/or,, and Mrs. Fml Fhristoncen of Beaufort were pre' nt?during thrvciiajiei hour on Thursday morning. Mrs. Christctfi en greeted the members.. of the. GiSrlty and students; then she introduced Miss Brunson who made a few remarks concerning the nutrftionor "iiiobkihs that we are r.ow facing. After chapel hour. Miss Brunson he id a eontermce with the teachei s order to discuss in more detail nutritional problems and theii possible solution. t)n Friday afternoon Mrs. Chri- i -tencen and Miss Brr.nson returned to the Campus to show motion pictures which revealed some methods by which nutritional problem.* arc being solved and the improved fanning practices that are being used by Negro farmers throughout t-e South. On Friday afternoon the members of the Y. W. C. A., under the direction of Miss Albertha Simti'.otii-?sponsored a?progntnr?fht=pers were read by Misses Mary Magwood. Franeena Edwards, Ethel Jon'e:. and Alma Smalls. Mi'ss Mice Washington rendered a solo. I After the program. Miss Simoons read a Certificate of Membeiship in the Sational Association ami nvi sent < <! mi eh men-ih.-i at '.flu-net?. " After the prog-rani, Prof^ssftr J. S. Shnnklin instructed the student body In the study of the Sunday School lesson. A. A. Hicks, reporter I. \kk city iiir;ii school I.. 1). Bradley, Principal i The school is progressing nicely under the leadership of ?i t s r flic lent principal Prof. I..D. Brad ley. list now plans are tinder'way Cor a Red Cross drive, in which each teacher is expected to vepo.t one hundred percent. The votorrt citix.n.s of l ake CHy are also asked to cooparate by joining the Red Cross. MYs. Janie Mae I try ant origiliving in Brooklyn N. Y. was called h?<nie due to the?illness of her little son, Mosinec Bryant. Mrs. Pearl Harrington Geddcs MriT^TeuTiiTarringtonvVn^ ton last week at the home of Mrs. Monnie Moore. We regret very tpuch to report the illness of Mr. Harris Lew Allen, father of Rev. W. L. I.ew Allen. .Mr. Lew Allen was^ stricken Feb. 25 at his home on. Meeting street, but at present he rs a patie-t in the hospital at Florence. Although hi?c tUttess is of n serious natprc,- we are wishing for him a very - speedy recovery. Pvt. Harold McClani of Joliet, HI., is home on furlough visiting reh.lives and friends. Pvt. Frnest Ifannah of Camp Cordon, da,, was homo for the week -end visiting relatives and friends. Pvt. William E. Singletary has been.given an honorary discharge from Fort Leonard Wod, Mo. due TTO kEA&Kft? ? ??!<1 !)<;! : SPRING NEWS Ridue Hill Hi School Pvt. Ernest Allen of Camp Edwards, Muss., a former student of this school was m: jv.d to Miss Catherine Marshall March ti, 1U4U ~f .cruise Christie a member, of jth grade married George Harris Saturday. All arc of Ridge Spring Rr.by Padgett a member of Kth grade was happily married to Mr. Clarence Rubens of Johnston, -he is of this city. They will make Mrs. J. Henderson spent the .heir home in Johnston. week ukI ?U home Greenwood. Miss I.. Holmes spent itio week . lid in i?i-cciiv ille with her sistei Tvho is teaching there. "We extend happy birthday tc Miss L lloimes and Margaret Harvard March (1 and 7th. The .spei kers 'were very gock. in ehapel Monday. MisSes Kufcl Peterson, Rebecca Smith, Georgia L. ~ Lett and Gertrude Valentino. Reading makes a full man. See Mazic V. Hammond for a Leader. Heart Spring Church, Ward, S-,C ReV. OliK Walters,?Pastor Sunday found a splendid crowd at Heart Spring Baptist chureh. Service began at the usual hour with Mr. Bobbie Daniel teaching Sunday school. Rev. Otis Walters, the .pastor preached a soul stirring sermon Bro. J. L. Williams, Sister Williams, M'iss Dollie Mae Hopkins were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hint?Ajidurson Sunday. Wt certainly enjoyed having them to visit us. Carrie Ma,c AmteVson. Reporter. COPE NEWS Rev. C. ('. iTurgess, Pastor S.nday school at both points on the Good Hope Circuit had a lipe attendance. The pastor, o diners and teachers at their" pOSCsT The lesson was beautifully discussion. The first Sunday is always communion day at Good Hope. After a lively prayer service. the pastor preached a wonJerfnl sermon from thc_ subject: On Sunday night at Macedonia uitmbers of Oak -Grove, Good Hope and -others rendered their service in putting over a lively prayer meeting. The pastor delivered anothr strong message using as a subject: The Whole World i nliis Hand. This was food for our souls. Mr. Ezelciel Sumpter who is in the Training Camp at Columbia in company with his betterhr.lf spent the week end with his pother, relatives and friends. The writer had the unexpected Measure "of worshipping with Rev. S. A. Flinches and his gooa "iiYembers at Jerualeins Sunday Tri Sunday school and services; a t which time Rev. C. Payton of Rnltnnare, Md., broughtr us the message of the hour. 1 think all present were well pleased. The collection was above $50.00. We adjourned and hadfe dinner with Mrs. A. C. Richardson of Orangeburs, which was. quite a treat.. We then went to Canaan and listened to a lively prayer service and a powerful sermon by Rev. S. A. *Fc.nchess from the subject He Tha tis Well "Needs No Physician. Rev. Payton was introduced and made some very timely remarks. On last Tuesday nite our Xmas having Club met at Mr. and Mrs. J. R. York. At the close we were served a delicious course. WHITMIRE NEWS MYs. Brosia Williams, Lenora Jeter, Hampton Williams returned home from Fort Bragg after isiting her son and brother Pvt. George Williams. While there they met many friends, among whom were Pfe. Jesse D. Ashley, Pvt. William Jones and one of the most splendid preachers of- Fort Bragg. Pvt. Rev. Ivery Moore. Pvt. George Williams is doing line and reports the army is not what people say, he says its O.K. Mr. Press Williams left Saturday afternoon to visit his son George. He has not yet returned. Mr Herman Mulrs was home lor the week end from Spartanburg. He returned Sunday evening after reporting a pleasant stay. 'Mr; James Pen-in of Gleensboro X.has returned home to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Pen-in. He spent the last week in Gulfport Miss, and enjoyed it fine. MT. EDEN A. M. E. CHURCH ^ ? ' ri r\ ct.. i t. ? j _ V -ai lisle, o, v .?ourmay ueing a beautiful day our attendance inci eased. The lesson was beauti1 ully rTIseusseTT We were pTeaiT ed to ave with us in Sunday school Rev. L. M. Fobb of Santos. also sster Frances Chick one of our loyal members who now lives n Union. Her yerv presence always seem to bring sunshine i'.oth Rev. Fobb and sister Chick gave some very encouraging remarks and remained for service Our hearts were made to rejoice as our pastor delivered out of the most touching sermons thai we have ever ieard. We wisl this sfiimon could have been broad cast fhroghout this insane work be nreached about. This sermor will long live in the heart* of th< hearers. Rev. King is really t "deep thinker and puts those thoti ii.to forceful words. He also offei ed a fervent prayer for Rev. Hil lian. to his health. The faculty met for rts regu lar monthly meeting Tuesday March 0, with Pvof. L. I). Brad ley presiding. ULACKSBL'RG NEWS Itev. Charlie (i. Black of Blacks her;* departed this life early Sat trday morning:, Feb. 27. He hud >een in declinm" health for some ime. He leaves to mouni his -Ittss?a- wife.?Airs.?(Kuv.> At me Hack; two sona.. Coldie and Airtight; n brother of Tennessee; a i traudson. Charlie Freeman and a I ost of other relatives. The final ites were lu'M at A. M. E. Zioc church with Foster Funeral director. Rev. J. D. Jackson assist ng the Rev. J. T. Murdoch. master <f ceremonies. Presiding Elders : T Posafl Cornr* .and D XI t ins-. y; Revs. C. H. Young, \\\ L. drown, Rev. Brow ring. 8. M. I)ou las, J, S. Barnes, M. T. Noble, lev. Kennedv, A. C. Chambers. X R Moote. IE Shan, W. W McWade were visiting ministers. A touching: eulogy was given by the -Rev. C. Crosby,. P^ E. of tlieir Tong friendship. He well cmn hsized Rev. Black being a man of 'tis word, diligent and true; Af'cr which. Rev. M. R. i-Tack sang 'An Unclouded Day" accornnunied by Mrn. Lottie Rnssel at the or. gan. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Bethel CME Church TN " S. S. was at the usual hour with Supt. and officers at their post, ifter w ich Rev. W. E. Wilson urought a wond-rfc.l sermon all enjoyed. -V'ss Frances Corry and Miss for Baltimore, Md. DI E WEST NEWS At 11 o'clock on lust ..Sunday morning; Mr. Carl Donald and his daff of officers conducted a very nteresting session of the Sunday .chool at St. Mary-Baptist church. Mr. Jesse Fosoy. who recently moved into this community taught .lass No. 7. Thc_cliiss?n joyed hia teaching very much, The review of the lesson was conducted by Deacon J. H, Richardson. At 12:15 p.m. the pastor the Rev. L. K. Daniels brought a very instructive and timely message based on hibjoct was God's Victory (Jarden. Each one present was inspired by this strong gospel sermon. Messrs B. T. and Moses Jackson of Mt Lebanon AME church and Mr. Jesse Posey.of WinstonSalem, N. C.. were present at the norning service. i tv.' till! with Mrs.- Minerva . Bailey as president had a fine meeting: at 6:30 p.m. and the pustor gave another timely message " al~thc evening service. Visitors present at this service were the Messrs Clarke R. Hawthorne, Robert Lutimeiy?Rev. J. IL_ RurnsMr. Jesse Burns and family; Mr. Albert Burns and Mr. James Smith of Chicago. 111. The Junior Missionaries held their meeting at tie home of Mr. md Mrs. J. Girrl Donald on lasr Saturday afternoon. Mt. Zion was aflame with zeal us the Rev. K. L. McAdams, its stalwart leader brought a tine and instructive message to the pecv~ nle on last Sunday. Mr. James Smith of Chicago, ill., was present at this service. At Mt. Lebanon. Rev. B. J. Glover thrilled his hearers at both nrning and evening services with . .nstructive messages, enriched by the spirit of the living God. The Holy Communion of the Lord's .Supper. Visitors present were: Mrs. Louise Turman and brothei of Abbeville; Misses Azzie Lee, Rosa Lee and Ruth Cunningham and brother Mr. George R. Gun. I ningham, Mrs. Beulah Wldeman and daughter-in-law of Anderson; Mr. Alphonso Grier of St. Mary Church. The offering for the day was $44.14. Pov ?r,.l \l,.o T V DoMinla Rev. B. J. Glover and Mr. Olin L. Smith were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thompson on last Sunday. A very tine afternoon was spent?with these ftnepeopler Mrs. Susie Wharton, beloved wife of Mr. R. P. Wharton, local agent for the Palmetto Leader, has passed on. Account of her funeral will apnear in the Leader next week. At Friendship Baptist church, a high day was experienced by the members. Rupt. Latimer and his staff of offfiecrs conducted a profitable session of the Sunday school. The lesson was heautir tully discussed" and the final deeision was that all forms of sin make men drink as much and more so than does wine aJone. Rev, Gilliam cur efficient pastor brought a stirring message from the 1st and 2nd verses of the 4th chapter of James. His theme was The Cause of War,. He said that was is not entirely providential, but is caused by sin, and springs from men, and not from God. Mr. Bazzie Cunningham, Jr.. -of Ashcville. X. C., was the weekend tniest of his parents Mh\ and Mrs. Bazzie Cunningham, Sr. during | l?st w.-w.V- enn | L. has recently been pi'omoted to. 'he rank of sergeant in a camp in California. His advancement has been rapid. IN ANI) AROl'NI) PAG EL AN I) i I M iss Almetia Johnson of ChesI I tev, |S. C., spent a week end with i Miss Alice Brewer recently. On ' Saturday night Mia* Brewer en tertalned a few friends at bridge ! honoring Tier house guests OtheY i guests included Messrs A. D. John - son. W. H. Johnson, H. A. Johnsen and Mrs. J. I.. Johnson. The hostess served chicken salad, sal. tines, hot cocoa, jello andd cake. - | The guest of honor is the sister , i of Mr, A. I>. Johnson who works - , here as principal of tbu school. Mr. T. C. Brewer Philadeh phiia spent t'e week end here with I his family. Mr. J. C. Lowery who has been i visiting in Washington, D. fe ac home. I Mr. Ileyward Johnson of Greens boro. N. (*., is visiting his parents Mr, and Mrs. G. W. .1 ohusou. Mr. Henrv Kurch spent the week nd visiting relatives in Monroe North Carolina. Community Day at Gum Spring I\n*\t ief /. Cnn/lu v ei\A?ta/?v_ oil by the adult class (if (,'cntei -chool. with .Miss V, E. Brewer tljoit* instructor as mistress of eicmony was quite a success in very respect. Solos ami readings were effectively rendered by member* of the group. Mrs. M. L. voster Johnson, county Jeanes teacher, as guest sneaker spoke dynamically on Our Duty on the tioji.ic. Vroot. She pictured vividJ-ybTusf, ihow each person as a potent factor in this crisis could play a major part in bringing about t r four freedoms, that tluT deTuoc a-cies of the world are yearning for. I'm sure all who heard her v^ill make better soldiei-s on the the home fiV>fte~and for God. Don't, fail to read the Loader for the news. The Patrons club of Ruby school velcomed several new members, namely Me.sdames Hattie Moser, Marie McBride and Mrs. Annie tellers. The Presidents Mrs. Mai iha Jackson led an animated disllccirtn nn fAnnftvatiAM and the School. Evevyne present ?ok nart mnkir.fr the discussion 'ively and interesting. The student's chorus rendered several selections. ?Meet"WitK-TTs~l?very '2nd' and 1th Fridays at 2:00 p.m. T BETHEL A. M. E: CHURCH Rev. R. J. Jefferson Pastor Services were very beautifully carried out last Sunday beginning with the Sunday school. The lesso? was thoroughly taughton all lasses after which the review was given by Miss Smith, one of our very faithful members and dso a student at Allen university. The pastor delivered a very beautiful message last" Sunday morning. The-WeSShjre was deMvered from the subject Christ's 'Agony in Garden. \Ve were de'ighted to have President S. R. Higgins and Rev. Ponder as puloit associates and who assisted in administering the Holy Com munion. After the morning service, the funeral of,Mrs. Isabella Kver was Held, The eulogy was delivered by ti'-e pastor. Mrs. Kyer was n jcerv- faithful member of this church. She _ -believed- in?hot Inirch and its leaders. She-mrns formerly from Charleston. S. C. After leaving the city by the nnn. she transferred her membership to this church. Her class leader Bro. W. H. Young spoke in glow mg terms of her Christian faith after transfering her membership from- Cumberland A. MyC. church, Charleston, S. C. BENNETTSVILLE NEWS Bv CvT). Sunders, Reporter A large number of our boys left for camp this week. We regret to see them go, but they are in tht fight and we got to go. from the camp 'with a number Henry Miller Grace was home of other home boys. They are looking the picture of health. Mrs. Corrie T. Reese spent a few hours home Saturday enroute from Columbia where she visited her daughter Nurse S. Reese. Mrs Reese is living in Addox, N. C. Miss Eljersteen McCollum of Benedict college and Miss Ruby Thompson of Benedict?college spent the week end with Miss Mc Collum's purents, Mr. and Mrs. A. McCollum. Miss Mary Ellerson student at State college spent the week end fiome with parents, Mr. and Mk-s. C. Ellerson. In the absence of Rev. A. J. WrlgTTt-iSunday Rev. Crenper delivered a splendid sermon. Rev Bryant was present. Mr. J. B. Drake attended the funeral of Mrs. Bolden in Camden Thursday. You are innvited to a Good-will rally Sunday .'5:30 p.m. at St. Michael church. The paslor of the. white Methodist church will deliver the evening sermon. Along with the special music from from the Marlboro high school: >ang. l ome and help them. Miss A. L. Johnson sponsor; Rev. W. J. Gupple, pastor... Mrs. Lucile Reese Davis and Iwo daughters from Cheraw worshipcd.at Shiloh Sunday morning-. Mr. and Mrs. George ?>loah inov ed in their beautiful new tome on Amelia street. ?Siclc ate Mr. MtU-s. Miss CT. Thomas, Mrs. Maggie MrCnll, Mrs. Julia Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W. Morris Jr., and daughter of Cheraw were in the city Sunday. Mil y?ah fleam?-ii'itl Imu'wu nember of Shiloh church died in N. Y. City. He is the brother ot Dea. C. R. Reese. Funeral arrangements not complete at this writing. Group No. 3 met Friday 5th at Roper Grove school with Mrs. A. Pickens and Mrs. M. Smith. Mtrs. A. Cordon presiding, the meeting opened by singing America. Rev. Pendergrass pruyed and the group sang The Negro National Anthem. The minutes were read; the roll called and members responded with patriotic .quotations. By request Just a Closer Walk With. Thee was sung.. The Life of Mr. G. W. Carver was interestingly discussed *by Mrs. Sara TTenegan. Miss B. E. Graham our Jeanec teacher was then presented. After remarks Mrs. A. L. Johusor ?*H $ ; ?Sniurriny. March 13. ? ? was asked to demonstrate a i cud .' fi g chart. The demonstration was ..J vhioyed by all Miss (irahnm made timely re- ,J : marks. discussion on how to ; ii'c War Ration liook^ II >vas very ' ^ interest iujf. This discussion in- pJ qAied eueii teacher to work out , .i Oltie project d'.:Ai'.r tFh month <>f March in the school that would * : K'ivc children practice in the use | or the War Ration- Book II. A very delicious repast was w , served by the patrons and teach- r *? ? is oF Hope!' drove school, then 4 I ive adjourned to meet with Mrs. Alet ,i Reed at Reaver Dam school I Vr,vil >?,] AT L. Johnson, reporter NINETY SIX NEWS Miss Dorothy Robinson a stu- ) dent of Bettis Jr. College spent n week with h?r parents .Mv. and Mrs. Wallace Robinson. Mrs. Lizzie Griffin of Atlanta, ! Gu., came hbme to witness" the ' funeral of Mrs. Mamie Leach. Mr. Wesley Williams was the < truest of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Graham Sunday. s Miss Luella Williams of Gaffney was the'dMighted gilest o f her parnets Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams. Mrs. Ella Graham of Union was the guest of her chtyjren ? Mr. ami Mi.s. Ernest WijdBtms an<l Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Williams entertained a few friends with an oyster simner in honor of Mr. Charley Griffin., , _L Mr. Jolw -Williams of the Navy ?1 ? >s home on a fifteen da'ys fur- ' lough. Parents and wife are glad to have him home. \r ... f.? ( n..?i.n... .? f /A. Vfl cl 11 tl 111 iMA Harris of the U. S. Army a r*e visiting their parents. These young men look tine. They worshipped with the Bethlehem con-' , gregction Sunday night. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lindsay regret very much to hear , ' of their misfortune of losing 1 their house and all household be- j longings by fire. f Miss Lucile Butler is visiting friends in Charlotte. Service ?t St Pon)?was vary -? J ? good Sunday. Bishop Strom delivered a wonderful sermon. Services at Bethlehem Sunday night were good. Rev. Tolbert do- . livered an excellent sermon. The Silver Tone Quartet rendered several selections. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. < W/illiams sympathize with them in the loss of their infant daugh-' ter. Mrs. Pearl- Marshall of Ashe- * villo. N. C.. is here visiting her j father, who is very sick. < ??tmiros '" PROFESSIONAL _ ^ DR. H. D. HARPER it DENTIST Filling, Plates, Gold Crowns, ~ t Bridges Extraction by Conduction Anesthesia 7 Office Hours: Telephone J 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. 2-0750 709 Vi Main Street j" DR. H. H. COOPER f DENTIST Special Attention Given to Dlo oases of the Gums r-BGold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty Office Phone 6429 Bear 8264 1125 Washington S*., Col'a., S. C. DR. J. G. STUART J Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Office " Residence i 10:00 AJd. to 2 P.M. Re?^46*t 4:00 P.M. to 6 P.M. 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