The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 03, 1943, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Kri'. U.."" '/*' ' Saturday,
April 3, 1943
FAItMKits' All) MAYS
The United Fai invrs' : i< 1 held
MK church Thursday, March 'J5 ii
was well attended. I Vvot km b\
Rev, M. Da/.i.r, l'ray.r hy ]|o<
H. Milk r. The nuotinjt was U.rr
ed over to our rami, master.
Next the ullicer.s volk/v; a rail
ed. Welcome address iJiotiui
M- Montgomery; response by s!s
.tw MrClary. One lu v. lodge tea:
rei)orted. Minutes of th las
meeting were read, roe: ivod ant
adopted. Committees were yp
pointed for the business P4ff o
.? .tho. lodaa. -11 .-perL-dy
taken up. Dismissed for recuss
lilvimin;V -:1 .- -ion. DfVnt.im1 1>;
" lie v., }J?. Dossier. TI u- grand mas
tor took charge of the meeting
-Amount coUrrtorh by lodges wa
eoilncf-d the?eke+ei
$10.31; collected on caskets $i"0.
00; dcith claims pahl out $" ">,">.00
una.vaula 1;Io trouble- ^jjO.UO. ?Wwere
also the recipients e>f som<
timely remr.rks from lies. C. L
Ban-. Rev. Weston, Rev, K. W
.^Lawrence and Bro. S. )3. Coopei
Seat of the next board will b
at Salter?, S-. IV'ount I'ilgrin
Baptist church.
' William livr.rii, .re ;:orte
BI..UKSBIKG NEWS
The Popularity contest of th
Aca<r. n;y?siivct?school.?ikii. S. 1
oureion p?inc.p:i v.as a s.ec.s
L'skkiv-nt the it! ti\ily t><.') if><i.
^ Misses Hclty Maori*. Sf>.20: hi:
Man$.".07; Francis, M-E)
wee, 8 !.o(l; Roberta Da is, $1.00
Myi'tJt* t.orry, $3700*; Rob; rta Mc
Cli.ri* $2.00; Kviby Ley Snuvh $2.
_35. Total $26.02.?
Mis# Maovo wu* crowned "Mis
"Acr demy Street". These younj
ladies only worked one week in ih
effort.
Trinity AMlv Mon church un
del* the leadership of Rev. an
Mrs. J. D. Gladden presented th
Ten Virgins rally Sunday. ..Mui'f
28th, whivh was a "success. Th
following loyal wonien were cap
trins: Mrs. Mary Jackson, Mr.SeLna
Moss,' Mrs. TMagaTc CUni
Mrs. Mary .Moore, Mrs. Askale
Wade. Mrs. Mabel Reid. Mrs. Ma
Lie Davis. Mrs, Ethel Crocket, Mrs
J>_JoisUilii lluin.-s aniL. Mrs. Luc.
Davis. Their goal was $100, In
-steiwl-they lai^-etC )jT64.00 for th
building and repair on the chord
The death of Mrs. Lillie Ma
? Clark Woods the wife of Mr. Wi
Woods was quite a shock to a
wlto knew her. Mrs. Woods was
ba'oved ..woman by all who kne1
her. The funeral was held froi
the A.MK Zion church. She wa
a faithful member of the Bctht
GMF church hut owing to th
lax go lsubrber of relatives an
friends she. wrs funeralized a
Zi'on, a much larger church wit
?the RevT Mr: M. R. F lacks otfcial
ing. Intcrm nt was in Fin
Grove cemetery.
Mr. Will Moore ha* relumed t
Xc-w- Fort?\"ss>'i?Vul?M i--.?Mar
E. Moore has returned front .Kick
mond, Va. Miss Willie Moore an
Mrs. Ethel Crockett lu ve rcturne
from Rock Hill. Mr. Willie- Fri
day and Mr. Eugene Woods Lf
for. Newport News, Va. Mr. A1
fred Woods and Mr. Zeke MeBra;
er are some better after being il
Key. J. 1). Glalden, Mrs. Maggi
Cli'ne, Mrs. Leather Friday, Mr.v
Mabel Re id and Miss Roher-th:
Powell spent a while in 'Galfne;
Saturday.
PLEASANT SPRINGS
A. M. K. t HI KCH
_ Re\. C. A. Dun la p. Pastor
Sunday?hAntr on ideal? 4a-v~tar
-? u u ?. u iTI i i .1
OilDD.UU MrHHIl OpVllVU III I Il'J US
ual hour wilh Supt. and teacher
at their respective post. Mes
jk dames Ttltwy Lmick iMmure^-Sp^ne
- iVHme ?conducted ;
whi"h our pastor brought the me
sage from the text CJen. 1.5:25, su
jeet A Fortune for a Alcal. Hi
't ^^tor.ghts and uplifted the onlir
Wngregation. We uere glad t
riavc Hro. {Jeorge Young out wit
us. He has been ill for quite a
while and hasn't been able to woi
ship.
Pvt. C. WHarper one of oti
lriembcrs in Cam)) at Ft. Jacksoi
^worshiped with tis also. Bro. .]
Corley and Bradford Bowman o
the Veterans hospital and Bn
Joe Corliy of Columbia.
Sister Martha Ann Harris C (>
the sick list. We hope for her
speedy recovery.
Subscribe f o r the Palmetl
Leader or buy a single, copy t\
5c and now the news. *
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|anp news shorts1
' ' Cent irnt? (l from 1'aj.v !
"V "" ~ T
1 . .. inure nutritious ami pioilurlive
i (>?{ am.
, Visit* v?vro lr.ati^ to 'Jrj farm
1 families i'i two widely sep: iat-il
j ci. a;' l.>th lit evily pojnitattd
with Xeui'oer. < >t" those families j
I' 2o per ci-nt t'.r.w, mi vegetables.]
.-.lid ;; t |ici v. nt gu w iuc!1'.' than (
i" (iiiVc-i't*nt kind--. The !'<:< d.-v '
l ' 'h?l those families obtained away
I from lionu' showed alarming defi
! eivncics from a nutritional point'
f i of view. ?
j New York- Four ministers from
f churches in IlnrDm and
ten lleights nu t in conference
: Mqnck y with police oflieials of two
s I districts, and nfti r reviewing cora-f--.:-in
police r cords. c<mctutiet+ thirt
the so-called "crime wave" is just
; ! a scoial condition. The .conforr-l
eiiee-followod?a?Moies- of "mugel
trins" and "racirl disturbances" in
p. both Harlem and Washington
. Heights. The meeting took place
in the office of Deputy Chief hie
.spcctoj* - Kdward M. Hutlcr, in
ii charge of the sixth division. epntroiling
the four Harlem pror
eincis. The ministers in attendance-were:
The Ilev. Fied rick
| ' oionmr nn. wmte, ol Christ Kvar j
j gelival Lutheran church. who.-i j
e ] 18-ycdv oid sail was stabbed by a <
j grop <Y Ii.iva, tii.?He ?>. Tagc.'ilj
s Steels, whi'.o, of the Chapel of j
_ li-.tyvcc ion. r.'.hl ihe K-tt~c;ve',;-r
* H. Sinims. p.-iSi or of l!'p T'liine
- 1!; pti I churcji. 'I'll lb v. .lohr
Johnson,. Nvgro police chaplain
it'rai pastor of St." Me.it in." s Hpisco
pal clK.rt'eh,_ ealli'd the meeting.
One of the cascs of "nr. gg?ng"
p was that of a ?ixtceu year old.
S Norman Smith, who was indict tl-j
e. Monday by the New York county I
i*.rand?jury on charges ttf-?at
tempted rape and felonious . asd
i sault. Smith is charged with ha\
-'ling mugged Miss Gladys Kauv/n I
Igj March i?. Site was dragged inti. j
t ra hallway while going home from
i- j Iter-place of -employment.
*. Br FIT e. e; >ort?J udge Max Spolkd
e of the Fairfield-I.itchticid county
t district of the State juvenile ilc?.
limiuency court paid a titie tribute'
y._io-4.ho- Xegro population?of- Fuir-i
held county a ml j.o-Trv-ciaIly to the
c City of Bridgeport when he told
t. ! members of the Bed?Cross t'om2
inanity Nurses -association at11
Woodbury Thursday that "In
11 Bridgeport where the Negro popa
| elation has'increased from a nor,v
I o al of 3,500 to something over
n j 10,000 there has been a deep drop
s in juvenile delinquency among
?1 | Negro children from 37 eases in
e i 1041 to 28 cases in }UJ-- It must
? ' I *i i ?
(i ( U-- romenioereu mat the general
it causes of juveni'le delinquency arc
h such things as poor housing and
? -!<?w- inemrtf. and these?exist m
t greater measure .among? lhe Negro
population".
y TKl.MTV A. .M. ( HlUCil !
,| Kev. A. f>. Hawkins, Pastor
d Spartanburg Sunday . being an
- ideal day the Sunday school openi
ed w tli the assistant Supt., leach- I
ers and students at their ]>ost ol
y duty. The Supt. as dutiful as I
I. ever with his plans for the school |
e and the officers of the church, are
;. planning a grand success for this
;i conference year. After the t-uny
day school lesson was thoroughly
discussed a splendid review followed
by the pastor. At 11::?(!
our moi ning ..service began. The j
Rev. Mrs. Addis (white) brought '
to us a wonderful message whic h j
was very inspiring and uplifting
J-o our souls.?IVe?pray?tiuU?> !.*
hi ay live long in order to carry
g clod's message.
At o o'clock the Live Wire clui
p htot a' the home ot' Mr:-. Arvrw
i t'mig on <shasc street." A lovely
?l. -ladies were present. Mr*.
s Suber presided. Thi's board is do
b ing excellent work for our church
s along with Hie Junior Steward
'1 board. wl,"-h : i Kv: i v - n. I ..' Ic
line prop ram.
o At K::I0 we listened to anothci
h | gospel sermon, delivered by oui
- pastor from Isaiah. ;{5:8, theme:
- A Highway. This was hnlecd a
spiritual message and all of his
11 hearers rejoiced in their soul sal11
ration. The entire services thruf.
out th day were enjoyed. The
f collection was grand, we raised
i. L?ttn .!'?!>. Our church nniv ts in n
splendid worki'ng condition. Our
n indebtedness now has been reduea
e.l way below the average. We
have our deeds ami everything in
:o hand. We have a wonderful lead
or er as our guide Rev. A. D. Dawkins.
1* tVra. iff
3fffiTiP^--'> TC^MPSs
tured arm is shown in this picture
Base during a first aid instructor's ci
National Jtcd Cross. The splint is 1
Cohen, Miami, Florida, and First S(
Pennsylvania, while the patient is C
New Jersey. *The men were taught t
they might be equipped to meetactual
field conditions. They receive*
FORT BEN NINO, OEOROIAIcngth
of service of throe sergeant
Infantry Training School. All ai
Regiment and they have seen sei
Philippine:?. They are: Master S
Kc\v Vni'l; T?Vi-> f?^TTpTTTrrnrr?Mono
Technical Sergeant George Ilaywe^
I1ICKOUY GROVK
RAPT 1ST CHCRCH i_
rRtV.
W. W. Tnomer. Pastor . j
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Sunday afternoon at 2 io'cioek i
the t'nnci-al rvii i's (if Mm. Alag^-jt-gic
D. Williams v. i: v held ai?inr |
| Jentral M. F. church with the j
j Pastor. K<-v. Hryant in charge. j
i Mrs. Williams was the daugh- J
tor in' Mrs. Annie Grarf: t!i. j
wife, of A!:. Ji.h;i W. Williams and j.
the mother of four .mail children. ]
The family is extended our sympathy.
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Mi* . I -s.c l; i vy ,-p> at La.-t 1
week n i in Chariest ?n with hei
naught : and friends.
" Am ( line .la lit is('M -ml Mi. !
1*111 n lh rrv of 'harlm-J mi visited 1
vl.it i\ i -- am' i; i< ivIs here S'ni<T7rT~{~
Mrs. Sarah Si'mp -am spm.dim j
mm. t ma is \\*. . 1. in an mi .1'. (, ,
" ith her children ..ml uih r rela-j
ti^is. ?
Misses A j "? !? j-.-?! Siin|mnii and j
Rosnnna Sims enU vtained a group I
of their ftiemL jviih Pnago par-j
tics at their Fmr s recently.
1.1 ila 15. S/n,.-. is porti r
Rem esvihm 4r. High School Xt*w*-T
j
The N. v Homo Makers and!
Now Farniois chapters gave a
Mother-Iltaughl -r. h'a'.iie. -Son oar. j
ijtiel on March eti.. l i e srhoo! '
"auditorium wr.s us.-'.i i'er xhe program
and dining which was In : u,,(ifuliy?dee
in n'ed?crrrh?symbols?nl?jN'FSC
am! Mil A e.dors and flow-j
err. Tin- p em ram opened -with the I
XI' .-C e.T.'Otony I'olioveu i,y. solos ]
' t!'1 i .t'- !! v-,~ Tt-|
-rt-nthNv P.. S.' nrrrl oti^.<TfCT~fni- f !v. |
i.'iU' i.l ?lu.1 in.i, A j ;|
ihc projjv.nr. roir.iirks were niiido |
\v Tie foil't.v 'ii" f?iitr.>:is : M '
JSani f'uiiu. Ah-. 1. II. |{ho?I< > . Mirj
T. .".i ,N!i u?u lulu.U?1L?
V. est ley Ilowiiuiii f?i:??V(| !:y nicni i
hers of t!"- ffic-ul'v :il"trr which the'
..<!vi -oi s. All iind Mrs. I. \V. H;r- j
t ijjon v.-.v,. ;i f.-w r; murks. The .
!un<;itol wo . ? ; rvo,] !>y the Now
I Ionic Ai.ik i <.
I
W'( i^iri to J<11ow of tlit pass-!
;?n u.. ....,.\ *.4* . r I
ih.K in t?ii* ii::i in unr i?l (I'll ;
I'ar.ily. 1 *<-\. \.. (i. llov.-mnn of Co 1
Ijnblv.: lir.v. noTViunn v,'as .it!; tin- :
.1" i f .Mrs. Fred' rick, or l2:u! and,
Mi <1 : i ado i ;h I'll.
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' Mis. Ihuurv Williaias. the wife;
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of one of our lornier student. Mr.
| .John Williams trussed in New York
seveial weeks itjjo also the hitter's
I oldest brother of Brooklyn. May
THE PALMETTO LI
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, taken at Columbia Army Air
Durse sponsored by the American
teinx applied_by Private. William
Ji-Reant Emory Ilarinfr, Altoona,
orporul John II. Broun, Newark,
0 use improvised methods so that
emergencies which occur under
1 the Bed Cross pin for e.Ticiencv.
-Seventy-five years . . . that is the
.s in the Service Battalion of the
o veterans of the 24th Infantry
vice in France, Mexico and the
ergennt Samuel Sellers, Buffalo,
^ Jackson, Macon, Georgia-;?and ?
pd, Columbus, Georgia.
\vv r. member that "Tlie .earth's
I.-tt Heaven's g'irin".
\V? 11.iI !)('( !; vi.-hcd In Hir
fo'lewrny nU'ii iTj sc! vtee: MT7
(ir? copy of Philadelphia ami ill-.
Thompson of Ah luinin. both stationed
at Jaeksuh." The t'oliiiw,a".
-;:en '.a. re.;'.'ie.e who were
'< i" ei }.;iuieni"s also \i-.iud: MT."
liiia. e Simpson. Mr. J asp.r Byiii.
>i i. WiinH '.l Berry. Messrs Iiuff*
. r- and Daniel Folder.
s\V. have eioswi, a sneeessf..!
-oc: m hi?yo'tftry?protnttrtipTi?irrrr
Farm. Mechanics. Tin* classes
kn\c b.cn ?af jjivill help to tile
rontinunity at lartrc... The class
iTT"Karat Mechanics' wrs msiruct.
o iv one of our-pasl tons Mr. John
Wolfe.
\t . tar e a coir , e ia Food.., ami
X. ! ii'oji a 11 i''c f 1 at the Kowt'iu'ted
Mrs. Ha rrison" TTvT
a di< - an takiity fail advantage of
these courses and are ntakiny
|)i.ais to produce a.; araeii food as
t'oy.vili need- Cutyjioiuo use and
Since March is "'lied Cross
Month"' o< ry family rn our coni"lur.ity
is centered in i'tis direelioin
lili'l 11FF A. M. F. CIIFHCII
>{<\ 1>. .1. Hutchinson. Faster
Ft. (leorye, s". ('.?Sunday was
... a i .. i......i. .i-,, <n...
i S. FT lagan al the uTiiaT
hi 1 i wiih Sunt... Mr. .Junes f n
charge. Alter devotions teachers
ictinr*'! to their classes and disTii
alicudnnco was good. MornTTTT7^
service beguii _ at the HTuaT
iio.a- with pastor in charge. After
lie nthnis the pastor presented
lit .-. A. M. Col; man i)t' Denmark
em< '> I'm"' iiii 1111 nm
AH s.sj gy w hit It was enjoyed hy
all. We are v. lad t<? have Rev
dmpson out again ;i ftT=F being in
I'isnos.'-iL
Tr.e -Wo mens rally thai came ofl
Sur.tlay was indeed a success. A
total oi 8ISM.00 was raised.
We were very proud to have
with lis the Rev. ami Mis. A. 15
Coleman. We are looking: forward
to th(. coining" of our "presiding
Mel- Sunday.
Miss Helen Itradley was tin
week end guest of Rev. and Mrs
1!. .1. Hutchinson.
The chorus choir rendered music
all day.
Rearl Hntson, reporter
5ADER
Three Arnjy r.ujve*. rueiVibers <>J
? rt'ity-nr"t.!V.?rtn:?The;, arc m
Susan E. Freeman. St i' n,i u. ( orn.t c
before their departure. The mirs s
? Maria \V. D. AucruKt. vYtTantr;,"firovtrin
Detroit, ^Ecbi^an; and Lieutenant llui
fijfiBpgiwCTl
OFFJOftCA
j Nurr.v.i of TuMic Reiatw
SOMEWlIIvRK IN KNGl.AM)?
{- >)ov. I'tiUiHl'jii'l'.ili, Pa.; T\< imclh K. \\
| Goidf*), Virooklyu, X. Y..-fta-tliey v
j Ofliccis Candidate School.
,HANNAH A. M. Ih ( HUM il V.
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! IMv. T.?hh- Uui..n.?ia, Hallux?
I w
lite h. 5s. at us u.-na! ticac wsin , j ,
Supl. an-] tcaehrfir at ilnir tluiy. | \j:
|??pa*-;.*- av.;i' . LwAuau..ai. ai 1 \p
i th? mommy . .vc a::?i lU 'ivi i i I ( ...
i a wimhi- il'i.! n.? ?-a > ;"? >"
I chapter el S-. Mat:. L '!1 \ t . iruhjcvt.
(' w, Tar;. awi t,,>. T'r. ,
! sfi' i'ntuja s? j'vTT" lyvi'si 77T 1 .
?^ f-' v'--a COt'lilU I-V i j.? '
j Xcv.i) rry. IM v. Smith, rn-.o; ft : "\j,
'Snil'ih chinch pi, Acle M '_ <.:n 'A;
ii'.ttll. .Mn.'ii ?,va- reulcivii Ly Jbe a.
j ii.u choirs: ShiTTi],. S:. Ma:,\
TaiVt Hannah. < '< i!<. <. t i m was g. . <!. .
?1 is. Minnie Memo ait<! Mr-. Vi- i
I'ala Htson aft- improving
t We aiv praying that they v. iI! '
* wofslYtp' with lis again sooU ?;
Wc are glc.i.l to have .Mi. An- |
' I'vetv h lovii with us again who :ni- j
' hoe it taviiv I'm awhile. i
[
.M l', ZIO.N \. M. I.L ( Ht K< II - wh
" Re v. Cf IT Mr I in am. Pastor t '<
S. S. !>. :ii; on Jinn* i?h .?;! j
?'.(t : at their iio.--.. The bailie . :- i ; .
i t:-.'* .So. " r~J!7s5 HM t'' 1
it* Cihik, vv;ti,!!C . F.n.VLr scrvic- j;j
_Mllow-:_d hvh?rr?.v.'to; ?;
i;inu' before 11-.'.* ' (
iVl'lVll deep ).-:e>'?aytr i " : !
J2:!o. tb- ??? Haw V .: :?:> i 5'. .i Mm
ajllll liol III illlll I
the ttflt'i'noon at v.hvh . :. ? I;
tilovcr Alexander n'Teivd ;i st.r j i
liny prayer. The Rev. \\ . P. Al- j , i
ftton delivered n:es*?ifre from Mr
Psalms 11 vei so, >siihj;Tt Po vcr of
(iod. This nipssit'.ti .was -njoyed
Ity all. Alt'. Ton.alio Martin and '
Mr. Willio ('hai'polli . -'v.. ftom n:
Now llojii }:ssi<t? <i ?: the poll of- '?!
li lion. M
r"! Ifi Tin- j.t.< ia o o:1 II. v. !Vn fsor j
^ Rev. \V;;!k? : ?nine Tot"' i >" : in. i0.:; . k
v rt yat i'. >n u i:h a 1/ 1' .~y no.- - .
... *;tue everybody enjoyed". .
Sister Alice Mao l ock took s'e-{!l
I iously ill at church Stuiday ni'yht >v
mil is 1111 vory ill at this w rit- ti
rut*. We |>ray fur hi-r a speedy,
-E
" a group of thirty nurses on
"fTirirf-'IfTTt-:^. Fifst LtctitcTrnnt ^
'.icut. This picture was taken 'bo
in this picture are Lieutenant bur
: Lieutenant Rosemary Vincent, are
.ris, of Rochester, Pennsylvania.
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r*. V. S. War Dept., Wash*, D. C.
-T.oft to right: William F. Ducrfc- ,01
i!so)t, I>roo!.! yr.. NrYrrahdT.esftir- ^
mtage U^.a Use mtrance. La the
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. Lr. . 1 ii Millwuin was the J I
M'r-"?:Lv'!<-t SumiciV of *Ml'S. Elo-4 1
alder. .V:.-. Frances Lemon, the
1 Clomli. The pastor anil Rev.
is*Mary rani Christine Cole,
:l J.. .\si t:: - and B. S. Sturms
.Mi.-. Fnnnj-- Mctiraw were
raw ! Sunday-of Miss Car
C'-.U. Mr-. Ruth a: Thumpn
a-! Cij. -it in? : guest of.. Mrs.
. ;u i 'i k Sunday.
Vt-r?a-ts?looking forward to out
:y v.dly the second Sunday in
nil : nd av.'c all to do their ?
1^.
I ; "Uig.nji elu.'.r v.iil hold its
of
l" hi" inc.ting Sunday at J p.m. ,
th?
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I'IF.DMONT M-WS .;l
. .Mattlien iia|)lifct Church ^
v. .1. \V. Matliisv Pastor for
he
S u day cicnl opened at the as!
h' -i with Supt. T- B. Burts in we
i.i g--^ t'Uis.-..j. J-i were united Ma
i': tntgbi by Mr. J. F. MtCul- (M
' < is.- - ^cr.v.as taticrhT
the re<poi-i Ive uachiuv- Lesson
:;/ rewewed by Rev. P. Whitiimir:;..
At. 1 o'clock the pastoi
^rrr?rM-rr fn. wl'ul Tres.sagc to iwr
prteiativ. . -nig rogation". "He *
. hio .'iiiijeet The Hour Hue
K iv
.V nVlivk Mr*. Sallic th<
row:, ! :' ibebmoiu war funeral- ? "
. i.i i \Y , 1! ?
tl!'.. (i? ( ? !.vill:-. OlliCi'llU'd, as- es-!
-..a !?v Ik-v. .1. \\\ Ma this. S. C. Pil
ranks i i -uii wa> in'*charge.| ^U1
:t i:.i? tin1 ehyreh rentel;
. ne
The I A'JXiiii.i y Club No. saj
\v;!: ' ! : ; ; t ij,u!a v weekly XVf
I ' l..: I'-i "Miiaiuy P. M. April 4 u'?'
! i-V!o< k at tlit- home of Mrs.
ait m Mar-''all.
' ,r. .. air k . i'y " an !~TTaiuFTT-"~
I ' ,a-.i i-?H.I i ? ?i. i otn?v+?a--AJ]!
M - \ t.u.i 'i'ai r.uit aii'l Mrs > (>1
-i- I \ . I,!.-. A. < .
Ttfiv- Mr<"uell win have been 1'ji
n tin1 si<-k li--t for i|;.iU' some ne
rite ale improving; rapplly. >
Mrs. [ " prawn. formerly ofjeii
. MORI All A. M. L. C 11 L IU H
Rc>. I.. I'. Vance, Pastor
. e>. opened a: tiir usual ii<>i,i
: Mi. Levi Hare and
u*.-wui I *rr~ i:\ut- ) ii : rr
The lesson was l e\ iewod
lie . Chapman. A largo c ivu\l
; uui. Class -i sldl holds -the
ner. Thvie wore quite a few
toiy present'. Prayer service
?.\veil ami was glorious. Cont,'!
liy Rev. Chapman. Or:
u>r earnc us wun a won i
!ul message* which everyone
jyi'd. Three persons joined at
r errvif e. ~ i
U1 are look lnk_ forward to our
irg rrH;-. The "captains an
d?trt?w ork. ?
Irs. Lena Monts is still on the
?di7t b: t much-Improved.
ir. and Mr*s. Jim -Prioicatr?arc~
proud parents of a fine boy
11 March 124. Mother and baby
getting along fn^e. ?
Miss Bonette Hafc. reporter
r \! DK* C \ M I.'
i. in m\o ?i. .? , \j. \ n i ivv n
Rev. K. "f.. Moorry~ Pastor
Pomuria?Sunday was a high
*?*H St. Mark with the Rev.
lore and liis faithful niembers,
nday school at its usual hotii
h the Sunt,, Bro. Bonnie CarlcT"
1 his co-workers.. Some very
)d and encouraging words were
en by Mother Louise Glasgow
teeming the members doing
ir duty to help keep the chvreh
ing on. After which Rev. Moot'
i'f $1 ">.15.
,nes choir 'rendered musie for
ratty:?Bm. W. II. harmony.
der. known .a* i: mocking bird
songs, along with Bio. \V. K.
Her. Report $52.07. Total foi
- ?lay SUMS.
Don't forget the Ever-Ready
a net.
Mrs. T. Hoard spent sometime
tii her husband Pvt. Herbert
ir.rd at Camp Croft, Spartani
g.
Sunday being the regular clay
service there will be a misslary
rally at St. James. St.
kc and St. Paul will render mualso
St. James. We invito the
blic to ww-*Hip-\vitb us. ??=
Mrs. Ola Mac Brice spent the
sk end with her daughter and
r-in-laW Mi1, and Mrs. Thomas
? ?- ?
.'P.UM.'Mgq
\rrz-. :*4?o?Hi now a resident
Baltimore, Md., is a .visitor in
city.
5vt. Daniel Kelley is stationed
Anniston, Ala., and rs doing
dr. Ernest Sniitli left recently
induction in the U. S. A. Hope
is fine.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Math is
re the dinner guests of Mrs.
ttie Marshall, on Sunday,
iss) Marilyn E. Dean, reporter
TILLMAN NEWS
By V. Frances Glover
?t. .John's pastor and members
end, their deepest sympathy to.
it her and sister T. F. Fulton in
?ir bereavement over their
mason isaian uiips wno was
'.I known to this community.
tcially among the young peoSince
Rev. Hammitt had to
hjti'alized the body just hefoi .*
r morning service Rev. J. Kenny
delivered the morning's mesge
from Matt. 2:2. The crowd
is small but the financial part
is pleasi-ng to everyone.
Come out Sunday the land's
ipper wjll be served.
Rev ivnrt Mrs. HftWidn were
i' week end guests of Mr. John
over and daughter.
Don't miss your copy of the
dmetto Leader especially the
xt issue. Learn about Ellis
immunity * Festival and t h e
owning of the King and Queen.
SOCIETY HILL NEWS --S
' 9
The Itw. S. I>. Thompson has 3
^'.ccii un'ih >ick list for a iB
i t* :i i>:.ys. Ac arc tflnd to see
Mini 'H.n frnm. iVf**. VVillmm Swett
in.".: a 'stnuvl work w.iie;~^B
!A' Wli<- III.
i'joj. ('. S, i hoin?)VOii. of CouU ;
.i t .1. no v college was in the city
The ;mi n::v>*<- <tf Betbesda ~-j^9
I.a? rui catly been covered. flH
. Tiu n.w i of i.tid.s much to the
i< olvs ?>f the building.
Tin- ipemhars of Bethosda Bapt
"CTTvrTTi n ; a i-ilwred Iicv.ThompZTIjB
ir Pi- ill: with a liberal _Jd^9
TohV.Th i: T'lo offering was solicit- 9
."'ot '.u'oleii?ta ll^v. TRrwipgea??4^9
y Prof. .J. J.. Dickson.
\> hero sho will visit her son, Moses
prino(- jmd-her two daughters,
A; rs. Uli-va Williams and Mrs.
Charlotte Johnson.
On Sunday afternoon a baby
politest was held at Bethesda for
he benefit of Rosenwald School.
\ Jarre number attended the con- ?
?4-sO,?^!i.^i- 4-ham-KWwvty-five dol- ?J
Ut.; va.< ' collected. The primafy ^?7*
cache,- at Ro. nwuld School, MisS IResc
1.. Mi!;w; who sponsored
he cutest. was ir.uJ-j very hap>v
and thanks every one who help**
: to '-take iaiy, contest a success. cj
1..V- 1 -.)> . u_siivor cup, was ^
. vavdwi to bttl-y Mc Arthur Bonc]
. rt ?. Tito. s'-rnm! prize, went to H
| t nd Ail s. jiehi y JtTipson, T. e sccI
ail prize ?as a silver spoon.
Missis Lucille i-Jvans and J^r- ??jj
taurine" Prince v,\re at hontgTfor
t e week-en.d to the delight-_of 1_J|
.their friends.
CO MM IN 1TY nOSPltAL 7 ^
l .MON, S. C. iJ
By Rev. II. K, Hillian
Just a few words to say The
Community Hospital is" the place -?
for "f as colored people. Not
because our physicians are our
own I)r. Lor.tr and Dr. C. A. Daw
kins, ami our nurses arc Nurse - 13
Mc Kelly, Nurse Ropers and others;
l.ut because it is the place 11
for our people. It the place
where*you will got the best of at- |-J
tcntion day r.nd1 night.
- i- wiu. tiivre for -one month, I
didn't havc to want for "sinythinp. k
Everything was good from start
to finish, 1 say Community Hos.
pital. 4-,-nion. S. is- the - pUtce " ,
David G. Ellison |
General Insurance
Honest and efficient attention
fJ
given to all business
placed with me
PHONE 5717
FLQUD