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hi;' . < Sr.-. ?? * ? / ^ ?t Jy:'-. Ithe old gray P % B. Philip El lb Ip'NO MAN HATH HIRED IS" Ejflfc. Mat hew 20:7 7 Those laborers in our text wore Knot idle because they were lazy, B b^ir for want of invitation. As ^VlOftn as the same was extended ^L-t^oy_xeadily accepted rt. The K context of this text is a challenge 7 to christians the world over. Multipliod?thousand* of p.rsons are K Unsaved today because not u : in f *'e christian has ever asked the in Kr? to accept Christ. There arc ulP>.' moat three times as many people ' out of the church today as-arF t-- in, and Charleston is a concrete fey- Example. This condition exists g? simply because church members Kr . _ _agc igdifferent about the unsaved. |T~' Thrs is practically true oVerywhere. And most especially among Negroes. We seem to be the least tf-.. concerned about the lost, including our own sons and uuught.'rs. Wj invite them to join social and tv other clubs, but when it comes to L- Christ and the church our active t=~- ties cease. It's pathetic to se'how little interest is manifested p- on the part of the churched t c J rreach the unchurched. Gospe: ministers whose chref calling i> to save the souls of men will asmeetings and interdenominutroa unions week after week and veai after year to discuss everything else but the salvation of souls As a result we are preaching n empty benches on Sundays instead of buildhig more churchej as the fathers or enlarging oui present structures to accommo date the influx. There are cnougl people out of the church to fill a.? today. But like Martha, referrer to, by our Lord and Master, wi are careful and troubled about many things. But the one thin? that is needful, we deplorably neg 'fr* _ . v : WE ARE PASSING AWAY i 'Shocking indeed was the deatl of Rev. L. Gt Bowman, one o : the leading pastors m the Co E. Church, and Circulation Mana ?; ^gtr"7>f The Palmetto Leader.. Thi release of the funeral which ap P^ared in last week's issue of Th< Reader was indeed a fitting tri bute to th'rs worthy character and we take this method to ex prfcss our deepest s^njpathy t< his bereaved widow and larg family circle. We commend then to a throne of grace and to fur ther assure them of our sincer. prayers in their distress. Th passing of the late Seymour Car roll, was deeply deplored by thi-, K writer. God is too wise to maki u mistake and too good to worl x , vengeance. We are all marchinf to the tomb, and as the abov. characters have gone on to thei reward we are coming too. Pyf DR. S. S. MORRIS The Rev. S. S. Mori is, D. D. head of the Young People's De " partment. of the A. M. E. Churc! addressed both the interdenomi national and A. M. E. unions hen last Monday. He preached at .Mo ris Brown church Sunday morn ingf Emanuel Sunday evening Ebeftezer,'Monday evening am Lp- Greater?St^.Luke-.,Xuiiaday.. evxn in*. Drs. B. I. Lemon, R.E. Brog dori, IT. N. Wilson and the write are the respective pastors. Dr Horris stirredi thhL entirc eitj K^- with his wonderfnL-mesaage.s...IIi ?* ctrfixe~K i'r*Pv tnteTe?tr nf a Yrvntl Council,/and has been' more thai nit* ' ** '* ' - - successful in inspiring: both yourrj * ' alnl ulit in thin mwnniiwi. At close\?f his address the interde riominational tinion held its an tuui!' election in which the follow 6? Mng.^ware named; Revs. J. R |j> ; Peafaoft, Pres.; J. W'. Curry, firs & VlCb Pres.; William A. Mack, sec Orfd vice Pres.: J. R. Jowers, Sec r/C " S8-A., Grant, Asst. Sec.; S. H Jfi ' Scott, Treat.; C. If. Butler, Mes E^ aetogvr and th* writer, official re York wj?r guest Rpeaker a B&;. -wfeif'Union two weeks ago, and hi: P -flfifesage wae highly appreciate* Br' -1(Y <He ministers. He was invite* jfity by the Methodis m ^^tikreh, '*rfd we were told tha IL/ jCfcarleston turned out to hear hin ',f 'X^OtT Tally netted almost >2,700 to be completed the seconr BiuMlay lrt April. We have paid ev Bp 'any <hl?C on mir parsonage whicl Waf! purchased by us for |4.000 I Mahy other financial obligation: POULTRY B5B39 ^rK g jj I ?.irvTi^^? T CHAMPTO R. A. Mun !y. i?;rr,t. had of tin* i tute, shows. A Ibhn I,. Holscv. Ayri , officer. four champion layers devJi tern of selecting and breed hi'. Tlu i efrjrs-; -year hens ?lt*v . !by Ncji Mundy is hoklinu. laid U2:j. -7?'>, an< , tin* iv.< tli lt produced To^"~vgg^ her [?for all Inns in IdHl? was 1 'IP-t-eyjs. ( injr asked to increase the productio I fur ll'-ld call for neatly five billion CHKSTKK PARAGRAPHS ? v- , ^~T Mrs. Gertrude "Burris received: a message that her son, Pvt. .las. F. Harris arrlvrvt safely soma- j vvhe: a across the deep water. ' Miss \':i -lii.iij Price. Miss SilluT Maytield with a girl trivnd from j Florida. student.* at Renedict CoI| lege, M i/s Salome Spann. Ker-! 1 -haw High schooL' faculty mam- i oar. ' Nurse Clara Beckh; m J.awrener | motored down from Charlotte ami spent Sunday here with her two ' little sons and her mother. ! Miss Rosa Ilrown of the sCmioi class-au Mats-Colleger - Orange -tmagy u'-i.s ?here - Friday, after _ spending several davs with hef parents in the county. She is doj ing her practice teaching in Penn School, Beaufort. Rev, and Mrs. M. T._ Cokcr are . spending awhile in West Palm ~ Beach, Fla. * x ivvd wurc wen cltlcnilC'O I t-unci^y at Union Baptist ch.ivh. I Supt. Bowser with his teachers.) Mrs. Sapolia Worthy, Mi s. B. j 1 Gregory and Mr. Bowser ahd the I 33 pupils present in the Sunday school, had a fine lesson taught. e ? ? ? - i Collection $1.50. This is a new church in \V?st Chester, not yet a year old. pMrs. Beatrice C'yegorv; Worthv e ' Matron of Bright Light Chaptei ^ Wilksburg was greeted with a verv cordial welcome bv the mem P * bers last Saturday when s!ujwent out to her homo to prcsidt over thp regular meet mg---of-1hi*? I ^ Chapter. Mr. Paul .Pratt of Washington. J f). C., grandson of Mr. Botilwaro. Columbia St., was here l'or several days-'the guest of his grandparents and also the giipst of n Mrs. Beulah Gilmore^and family i 7" LohimbiiT street. , Mrs. Kloisc McClurkin is a t | r home from a stay of several j months in Alabama, where hoi , husl/and Mr. Floyd McClurkin is ,j i.i Camp. - Mr. Eli Hinton came down from Washington, D. C., and spent so\ L eral days with his wife Mrs. CSus. sie Hinton and their children last , week. _ * , Mr. Philips of W. Palm nesday. j- ? The Minstrel given in Finley r 1 auditorium Monday pj^)|| nxJiLllllischool student?, under the direc- ' tion of Miss Mary Alston, was : enjoyed bv a packed house. News has been received here * thet Prof. Milburn Richbtug, Mr. Robert White, Prof. Herman Sartor, Mr. Camillus Knight, are all in North Africa. Mr, -Henry White came from f Camp Rreckenridge Friday on a t surprise trip to spend a day with s his' mother, AIrs. TJTvTra WIfiie, j J who has been very ill. He was I j very much surprised on hi's arriv- 1 t al to know that she had pone to t Asheville visit relatives; so af- | i ter making pop calls on friends, 1 .returned to his Camp in Kentucky, by way of Atlanta without 1 were settled in full. This is in* - deed a great church with officers t i and member^ that arc among the I. best in the Connection, s Let us advance on our knees. ? I ' j*- . . f _ t FOR WAR < J8J M. r LAYERS" ^ onItry divisi > -, aft 'i'uskejiTe l'nstT-""*^ cultural Adjustment Agency field -l aped at T> skejree llij-fiiijili a sys. i? sc layers i\ pivseiu tin- first "00- < ' !n poultry specialists. 'J'iir three a' i et;;:s respect iv. ,v I;;si jvar; first year. "I hp nat'on; ' avciaj;; :i of their layers. The ojrn' yv.als h' dozen*. ? AAA PHOTO ec'iny his mother. .Mrs. Kastei 14aiV!in tontinuei very ill at her home on Jeter .Ft. I-'inley Hi teayhers who spent t> th< past week eml at home i.re: f>< .Miss Dewey McDowell. Union; \ M,ss U?t4?- Hice. William's ton, Miss ti Edith Humbert, Honea rath. d< Little Maryaiet W ite. dauyh- p, tor of Mr. and Mrs. Moses White, j, LoHiiis St., is on the sick list, l Mrs. 'Corrio- II. Watkins, o 1 .8j Helton was iu re for the week end u*;ru H |'. v.^rnnn^ iM JSCUK L V She visit-eel sever;: 1 churches during her two day stay. The Court of Honor for the w Hoy Scouts last Wednesday night " in Fir.lvy High auditorium. was '' very impro ^i; v. Short talk* wim; ^4 mad.' by the Mayor of Chester, 'dr. liol-l. -Krarzer and sonte uthei y. loc: 1 white supporters and by ' Rev. 1). Croshy, Dr. .1. S. A]l.-n. Prof. S. 1* Kinley. Mr. J. S ^ Stanl.;t< k. Mr.. Hart,, of Spartan- n burg. State rcpres'/ntat ive. am a a white State official wire pros- ... enf j.n spoke. Sev ra! of t h e lioys rec-r ed prizes for" service / rendei. !. Mr. (Jregg Henuutl Al- p ien is scout master. {1 Mr. William Cohen, son of Presiding Klder ami Mrs. A. Ii. CoT |j hen is at hunte from A. and T. M College. (Ireensboro, for a few days with his parents. Miss Mat tie" Mr"Heath, of Fin- ' ley High faculty spent the week rend ill Spattanburg as guest ol Iter sislt r Miss Willie. H. Heath ^ of Highland schooh faculty. Mrs. Ciialmers Mobley. of Winston-Sale-:.! is, visiting liei parent' m-iaw Air. and .Mr?. IJcrrv .Mod' y- ! Mr. King Dogreffenreid a n ii v. iff. r.f Rhiiadclphia arc visiting hi\j mother. Mrs. Annie Degraf- j. fen rcid, Center Rd. "? ' i COPE NEWS ,j Rev. ('. C. Burgess , Row I). T. Martin preached at v t Oa!c (iT'iVo uhere his congfogation was as usual graced with a Ttcliir 'fiu'l?message. At our churches on the Good ^ Hope circuit S. S. was called to j order at the usunf hour. Th(. pas. , toL'-and 6iri?tL'a in their places. ? Quite a ' Cm., group was out ~ and j I' ,. lesson was well discussed. t At the piorning worship the ' ni ye accept food's Covenant? The message was full of information A business meeting: followed at j Good Hope after which many went tf tie funeral of Mrs. Rosa Jam- | iron of Cedar Grove Baptist. This funeral was in charge of Mr. Ph Tonos of Orangebtirg. Service by Rev. A C. Coleman. . On Sunday night we were again ' entertained at Macedonia. The \ p as tor pleached from' the subject ' John describes a true Christian. Mr. and Mrs. Murvin Brown and I 1 | ( brother who had been to Jacksonville, Fla. ramo forward and eave a few appropriate selections. ^ We enjoyed these spirituals. An after-collection was taken '< for Mrs. Pinrkney Mack to the a- ' mount of $.'5.76 as a charitable do- ; nation because of the fire whtch destroyed her belongings some . weeks ago. ?he was very grate- I! ful. ; ' < i ?. iK - '1 THIS PAL iS&Se b ?1 TROOP I Vi pcond Nazareth Baptist Church The Scouts met at the usual mr 7 o'tloc-lc Monday. March 2U. K patrols. The meeting, was t+Ii,?Th room wax decorated by died la oiilcr by the Senior Paul I.eadir, Albert Barnwell. The rout Oath and Lord's Prayer were d by Anderson Jackson. A short itsiness session followed. Wo are all Tiroucl of our Scout Limits ion -to us? it for our meetI S . .loo Hope. Scoutmnstci TROOP 1K0 W aver ley?Sehtmt ? The old Scouting spirit has reined lo our troop. We had the L'-'t meeting of the1 year lasj londny. An impressive investiire ee ronton y was held as we adrd eight new members to oil! atrons. Jackie Williams is netlg Senior Patrol Leaeler. The ion Patrol is under the leaderirp of Hey ward Martin. Noble S. S. began at the usual houi ith the Supt. MY. T. F. HamU/iid in charge and cue ten:her t ..itis post. Rev. Jones, the pas>r gave another one of those pn-itua! food soi hions flirm tTrF *xt Philipnians 1:21: For ir.t. t vo is (Vrist and to die is gain, olleetion totaled $:>0.U(1A Mrs. Flossie _1I. Clinkseales oi rangeburg- and her cousin Jtrho rrnum. .1 it. spent the week end ith iter parents. Mr. and Mrs. . F. Hammond. Mr. F.. W. pmadnax of Columia and Pvt. Willie Rrnndnax of or* .Ta.kson spent the week end onto with parents. idgo Hill High School ~~ label V. Davis, Reporter Thelma Tlaifwrd was t'nc vinnei f the Ped Cross Cake* that was iven away in cra pel Wednesday Students enjoyed tlv P.<pp?t timer Tuesday sbmving thv care of la- teeth. The s< trior,. took charge of the ha pel Friday. Topic for discusion: The place that facial exression and words nlay in one's to. The junior* were glad lo wclonie Mabel Smith bau- after a i\v days illness. J Misses' Wedis, iSr. C'uinffti ar.d iolmcs eitjoyed Win<rs Over .loran in Aiken Friday night. We were glad to welcome tie ollpwing during chapel h.our las-tc reek: Pvt. Thaddcus Kenner. Cpl. T F.. T'i tevson .Tr , and Mr. Henry laiford. Mr. and Myy. JLiubtowcr a r. d aughter motored to Gaffney Sunlay. afternoon - accompanied b v rlrs. Rogina Wigfall and Mir. Heny Raiford. We were glad to see Mrr Geo. Vterson an ox-pradnat.e nf._t.liis chool in town for te week end I the bedside r.f his si k father. The faculty enjoyed a delicious llli'Mm ill in ii n [ 'ridajX. Tfe seniors enjoyed n kdicious ice cream party in the I. E. I'Mm Thursday prenarod by ur WPVV workers*. This was a arewell to the seniors from the ihovo nan?od workers. The "Timers" of old Ridge JJill ire still licking the socks out of earns they \ai> contacting. They von over Saluda by return matchs (1-8 (girls j away arid fl-4 hHpic The boys 2G-13 away; 111-1G horhe ft'ith Btxghnight playing +rr^ wild '.efeat they laid aside their Bulllog tenacity and ran away scorng 22-2 (girls) and 23-4 (boys) vith the Tigers being victorious Heart Spring, Ward, S. C. S. S. was good at Heart Spring Sunday. The lesson was taught jy the regular teacher, Mr. Os:ar Anderson. The rally at PKillipi was quite ? success. The singing and thr speeches were- very good. Every ane seemed to enjoy the program I i 1 iMin rO LEADER ... .,, ., \\m? SoUTs^^ r ERICA J. - - ^ ^.. Cooper is Patrol Loader of the Wildcat* and Writer Veal is Pa .rol Leader of the Leavers. The n' Nt' meeting will dm! each patrol hattiin.j for top honors. The i.iotvs and Leavers. tieu_ for hon'ois' in our games !MO!!thit i u'li dig. We rre planning our Spring hike. Wilhert Cantey. scribe. The second Court of Honor foi "ir- m-i. h.1,1 l.nct Moinlay at the (duver school. The Chairman ol I iho Court. Attorney Harold ftFioulwaie pine fn inspiring ad dr;ss to tho Court.' The 'following. ScWuts v.'ero ndvaiu-fi!: Stan?T.;,\vronre llarncs. Troop 155'; Russell Whiiener. I Troop lot). First Class?Charles Bajley, 150 j Warn 11 Wilson; 150; David Fox. | 150. Second Class?Calvin Corley. j Troop ldli; Cieorpre Jones. I'OJ; | Noiton Catighmun, 102; Willis | Tin ker. Pi2: Percy McFarland. 1102; Klisha Jones. 1<32; James J Thomas. If 2. -r faym tirmttm-t thai Mr. Klj i;.t Anders n was >ushed to, ire ospital Sunday morning. Hi ' ondition seems to be serious. Th(i Anderson family thank uli who came raid sat witii them dvrmg th(? time of the'r lathe" ""mid ' ngbanii s si' hrie.-s7.7at us piwy his recovery. Carrie Mae Andersen, renortei MiXINC'ION ( IR( I IT N'KWS Rev. I. (). .Simmons. Pastor We had a i1! yal time at Spring "riiil church. Suncta.v. Fvangclist sV. K. I.ee nreached a very fine -crm-m after a warm prayer serci c. cendiuted bv Mr. and .'drs d. I) Derrick. Mr. J. M. Cook and Finloy Anderson nndT~Mr. A. -S Oiiv na'tor presented the Re\\ J. S. Danley who preae'-ed the Second sermon. That he did sun . nouvi ?i. Subject Glory-m?t h < "Toss. The financial tide ran iiitl'er thatt ever. Our pastoi thanked the members and friends lor the fine support. On the flnl .Sunday. at 2 p.m. | vvill be rally day for the Trustee department and. our pastor is asking each member for one dollar On April lit1" ther(. will bt. a special program at Spring- 11:11 S:.'10 p.m. This will feature the commencement of the seventh I grades in this center. Our Miss 1 Martha P.'Wright, our -leant s tea-| ti er will be in charge. Mrs. Lula Pornell is here from, Oetroit. Mich., visiting- her father Mr. S. A. Anderson and family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris left hist Wednesday for Maryland " ThcV witc" lieu- em a two- months" vacation and have really improved-their home here on Depot St. Our pastor was with us a t P.ethed? Sunday?everting, this was 'junior ~ehut'?"' ovmlng. The .Tr. choir rendered timely music. I ire pastor presented Rev! B. J". KnTc lie who preached from the theme , ,^jifl?^_jJie__Mod e 1 Walker. Miss Willa Mae SurTmonjroi ,an r'erson is here at this writing visiting our nastor and family, who iPer uncle. Miss Simmons rendered a lovely solo at Bethel during To p.m. service also Miss Zonna Miae Wise. Rev. A. B. Bailey preacher! at St. Paid Baptist church Sunday morning also the funeral of Mrs liiuinc myini ill .IT>IH'S CTmTTVJ 117 5:''.0 p.m. Rev. Rhodes of Columu '.in jircachcil?al. St. Paul Sunday iiR'ht. Mrs. Addie Hampton and little son Tommip Jr.. were the first to pay out their Educational dues on Sunday at Ilethel. Those on the improved list are Mrs. Sarah Keslcr and Mrs. Pistell Davis. On the sick list: Mr. i Wilson Jones, Mr. Roseo Jiles. Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Pinkia ' Ureher. We hont. all a speedy re-" . covery. DIVISION OI THESE mRDS JUST ?FTRF CONTItOI.: TTT cooperation wiFh the U. S. Forest Scrvice, approximately 7.120.810 acres of forest land are under organised protection in twent'y-tlnvi ountv-wide lire piotecliv1 associations. four private associatons. fix detection units, end the Sand fIii!? State Forest. Tiiis represents approximately On percent of the total "forest, area of the state: This work was financed the past fiscal year, under provisions of the CI a Fk e e N a r y Uuv, by appropti a.tijdn* of which twenty-five percent of the total was fui tvvshed by the Federal Uovernnient. thirty-dvn_pe.rrrnt by the state, add forty percent by county and private individuals. Nearly 2.500 full and part-time protection employees were used, in addition to which there were nearly 12.000 individuals who volunteered to fight furs. A"Totfl of>eventy-nino fire towt jvi's are manned and operated, ami jar':* connected hy 2.100 miles of telephone line. In addition, 1,780 miles of fire breaks Were construe ted and mamt{lined by use of stati. owned?e* i e i pmen t. 4-) tiring the year 4.620 fires burned 16'.',""51 ncros of Torres! Ian.! under pro, j lection. Thesy (ires uvevng'.d thii MORRIS IlltOWN A. M. [ :. ( lIl'Kf H Re v. R. I. Lemon. Pastor Charleston, S. ?t.avgo.<unsro nations worshiped a t Mon1:^ llmwii last Sunday beginning with (he services nf tin. Junior <l,nre!' .ondueted by the pastor. Tin morning sermon delivered by Or *5. S. Mt iris was largely attended : nd the message broujrht by i t speaker was received with enthusiasm. The text taken from Kxe. las .1:1:1, theme. The RcvelathOF of the Name of Jehovah. HP laid special emphasis on the fact tha1 the prc si at world condition was luc largely to the f?tct that the nations of tie earth today, are Raving (iod out of their p1.-rrr~ At tiie evening worship Dr.. Lira on preached from the 'heme Th result and condition of walking in 'he light of Jesus.. .The message was inspiring and enjoyed. There was ojif* accession l-o?'the?eh'.ireii An unusual feature of. the evim "ii'i'o sei\ ice. v.as~'sev( Tilt si !eet.miw n* the Carolina Four, and tht Traveling Four quartets. The Traveling Four is composed ot youysf Indie* who are real 1 v inter*sling in tIvor r, nditioh of songs Our revival nu etui" will hegm two weeks before Faster. Mrs Martha Keys who had boon encaged to run this mcetir.fr. is rediH.-d t Ml,'. III. .1 ml Ml I ML.mil' v.cnt had to bo c uncalled. The stork has visited the parsonage. and another liul,. girl is jddod to the family. Mot he r and dai.fr .tor arc doing1 nicely. Our spring rally is launched in 1 ai nest. We regret very much the accident to Hro. Chapel Johnson one ">f our most faithful officers. FTis car was almost totally destroyed a few days ago. We arc glad state however, that Rro. Johnson was no*, seriously injured by thi an ident. Rro. Johnson lives at Sumtnerville, 2ti miles from Charleston hut can invariably bo found at the services, each Sunday. . Rro. Ed. Taylor our hustling and < nopg< tit. baker is planning to remove his business from 10 Morris street to Spring St. in th( hear futunc. lie iR a splendid ex ur.ple of what one can do in busi cess, whore the necessary businesi i ? FORESTRY ( HHHjUHBHBimHHH LOVE FOREST FIRES., ? - * C ty-seym jktcs in size-, but tojretTi- j Lci. they only burn.**! 2. ! povcent of j f | t hi- total area under pi'oteelion. i rvi'T)f:r\Tv tt t i> t.- aw i j TKOL: One of the direct out- ^ I crowths of the* war has been the o need for establishing emergency ( {fire control crows for the prolecI thin of military installations i n j. South Carolina. Special funds'" i ironi the Federal Government I have been used to man and fully snip fifteen crews with trucks, tractors, plows, motor-driven watj i r pumps, and hand tools. Fight J if these crews are operating in j , the coastal area. si?f "in the een- i i: i tral part of the state, and one hi | ' ; the Piedmont. Xot only is theii i 1 purpose to protect from forest j ' fires certain military facilities. 1 - t ch as camps and ammunition ! dumps, but to reduce the smoke ; haze and to eliminate "loom" as ]~t | wdl. There lit-1 two are tuni- j | cutarly. critical. because the haze j created by smoke interferes with j nigni naming-, bombing and artil- ! . lory practici* and anti-submarine j i patrol;?whereas?the ~gdo\v"fjuirrtni-'ht files silhoucti,es ships at sea . . :n (I exposes them to submarine attack. . : 'iiU'uhoii i are employ ed. -He has i buiit jn a business that is a cre?T t jit to .himself and an inspiration to t'ne i(immunity. Our very best wishes go out to i.-im in this new \ ventui . t AROi'NI) WEST COLUMBIA 1 Jy Rev. A. L. Diggs Service was good a*. Urookland Baptist church here Sunday morn , tug ami at night at Double Branch AMK church. Rev. T. H. Ringer j "TT Chapin took the writer with ( Iliim to Waterec to preach where we had a very good service. The writer also preached Banaay night at (?erv}?is St. Baptist church, Columbia, Rev. J. '.J. .Jackson of fjiyce, "pastor. "The meeting was success. One was received in(-.) membership. Their Spring re\ ival will begin at this church on Monday nigi t. April 5th and will continue trough the week. A tTTTfial invitation is extended tot all. The writer has been asked to :tT( the preaehing. " 1 " ~ r Mr. Hampton. Harris and his j wife TTave moved fi'oni W. Cnlum- > .:a, t<> Baltimore. Md.. where they J ">:;H'<-t to make their future'homo I !K\ > u 1 (I ^ 'I I' 11 u I " licv. r. FT WcFarlano"; We hope f<.:- th. .f. nvch success. Miss Elizabeth Valentine of the ilappvtown son ion took a trip to TT ?vn, r r. no .1 !Hiei' wk's 1 1 encaCioii.' We hope, her a pleas- ' ' tnt trip. . Mis. Frances Young has gone lo Camden, \\ J. and took her 'little son Rillie. We.hopc for her i success. i Mrs. Celia Livingston worshiped j with the saints at Now Life Hap- I list church, C'ayce, and enjoyed the service tine. I Mr. Jerry Ctitnmings, age 88 j years, after a long illness, depart | eel thi^ life Monday, Marti 22nd i lie was funeralized from Piney j Grove AME church of which he ' as a meniher and local preacher i o steward and class leader. Rev. Harris the pastor officiated. Rev. S. L. Glass and Rev. A. Chavis ? Assisted in the service. Bro. Cum 'flings left to mourn his lost a wife s -.even sons and two daughters, . Ll'our brothers and two sister3 and . | r tnrgo host" of relatives and i friends. - , Saturday^ April .'I, 15)1,\ Classified Advertising Column pecial Notices, Cards of Thanks, lemorianis. Birth Announcements larriage Announcements etc. are harged for at the rate of 10c per ine. Cash must accompany the rder. Minimum charge 60c. CARD OF THANKS ?... . I f ng ;. T> -Tne lanrny 01 rars. maggie i\. . ith high appreciation the many reds of?kimkvessr-the beautiful . Towers, telegram,, and letters of ondolences, also the service rendred during our recent sadness. TTss Mnggde Th SOMt-?kalta. S.Cr?-- ?; viss Mario E. Bothea - Washing, on, I). (\ Mrs. Ilattie R. Vanderuni _r__ Tip It on,. -Kentucky_ Mr. ... acy V. Bothea - Norristown, Pa. Ir. Monley W. Bethl'a - Norris- ^ awn, Pa. Mr. Robert Cullie BoTea - Tampa, Fla. I,r. LoRoy ,'cthoa - Now York City. C AR!) OF THANKS Wo tak? this method to thnnl^^ft )r. S. R. JTiggins, president illen University, Dr. W. B. L larke. presiding elder of the *U_ I) XT A au IIIMUL L,?1 in: -XLUX. IX- ?V. 'ice and scores of other friends or their kindehss and courtesies luring the illness and death of w irr beloved husband and father. ^ he Rev. Larney Griffin Bowman Vords arc net ours to express >ur deep gratitude and 'thunkfulliess to our dear friends, who amc to our rescue in times like hose. Mrs. Mary R. Bowman, wife, Mrs. Helen Bowman Osborne, daughter. IN M E.MORI AM In loving memory of our dear pother husband and son, the ate .]alius Wright, who crossed ino the. yreat beyond April 1, 1032, oh Simrhie Wright who departed his life Apiil 4, 1930. n life we loved you dearly. In death we do the rame^ A'e often sit and think of you. And yish yo.i were here again. Ac think of you in silence, No oye can see no weep. Jut many, silent loans are shed, When others are asleon. For "son 1'hink of hire, faring on as dear. In the love of ?fore as the love of ht re. Think of him still as the same ^ ?I nay He is not dead ho is just away. Wife and mother, Lucinda Aright; cousin. Gussic Robinson: iister and aunt. Clara Murrel of New York City; brother and uncle, Anthony Wright. 1N~~MEMC)RIAM In memory of our dear father, Earney Dervin, who departed this life one year ago, 1942. Altho' it's been a year It seems hut just a day; Since God in His almighty power Took our loved one away. You have gone dear father, BuUyour presence is still near; You have gone to your glory, We r rcTTrying to get there. Thomas C. Dervin, son New York City. IN M EM OR IA M Jn memory of Mrs. Fannie Smart, Winnsboro, S. C., who deApril 9. 19417 ?? Gone, but not forgotten, You have left an aching voirl, inc worm can never fill; -Y-e+d wr -??i?s-ycn?bntrour~toSS" rt?heaven's?in. ~~ Sleep on end take your rest. .Julia Clayborn, Sister, Devoted Niece, i ii ininn Jnmim iMiiIwmum s. c. IN M KM OK IA M In memory of our dear and lovinp mother Mrs. Nancy Edwards Butler, who departed this life ten yeais a^o, March 19, 1933. And our lovhiy brother Mr. William Ewards, who departed this life ^ onP year apo, March 31, 1942. T ?" *?.,v .-> nice weu run Life'a worlt-well done I-ife's crown well won Now come rest. Her Children?Daughter Mrs. E. A. Weaver; Sons Mr. J.E. Edwards, Greenville; Mr. J. M. Edwards, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. J. W\, J. 11. and M. S. Edwards, of Cleveland, Ohio and Mr. A. Q, Edwards of Concord, N. C. MR. EDWARDS' MEMORY His wife Mrs. Iola Edwarda and Children.