The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 10, 1943, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextSaturday. April 10, 101:] -?New Cobge' In Every-De; * " .* ' '. ' - vi'^.-^Sv:-:-. >. u /' \ -J9t Tim \;v 1 :?LyX-.dL- L'mi .'/ I'.m CoI'.IT.I ?:i !">-v/v-i v." :: : ? tile 1 ?l:'i1 it tVo f'.s|>ei t' M I-;--' S ! day. J; tsin tV v. of KMily.'iJt ; i;?i 3i! . I til,. S . I.'.i 1 hundred ruin:'. !?; >. :u> a ed < ; the o|>l'f>l I: SiiiV of jitf.inj* '.; ;?*.* >: Wei i' i??'V i! y d In. v,iv;'.| , J$~ they saw.?i;. .i ,.t? .1;.it. i.:n ? ? -lot UV O > ' 4-+-I- - ' ? t -1 - ? bcitor l ?? . : - ly t':. . : , T~? down Ly ;' ; ''-v.... ? i hospital i- ( . o v - ? tail and ;;->sse.-?s. . m is\ : go is to u.al: colo.'O t : it I ' Than? ? tv .1 "boUT. T. > bassinetts. a!fs-1 ?r? rbtioT ><.'>.i " Incidentally. to i/i. 1.. D. M-.a- j tcitii goe* th di-*'ineti >n of rowing dolivt ?*ni tin* ; -t ii.::,y ' 1 . Report of ComiiUttoe' o South Carolina Commit On Interracial Coopera ?At the last "annual nit -ting", a-' nionpr other thin;:-'-. niy ron "M-t <. n tained rotv.e items thai I \\ sh io call La .your : tter.tlooi ay.d'a. Th.y. aiv as follows: Avctap?' si.in.iy t f .\ : In- ! eiv>nl-< ? r> J " 0.> I Avenue' i d-,rv of X j mcntary ' c'.1 b-:y :n tt-nl;. y o* A" . . 1.;, , gCtreol UWrU V-' SA .").i {-vhu A le;:;- for .Ve ' r ; i school 147 dr. Vs. ' , - I -? ; W-~n?M: 1 .< 'y8av.< aiiil" t'.fcsCrvi * f' or:" i1 t; ? I'.cy ? xv.'< ! . fitting "to .y tl'.M ;*: i.t'Vr-rr.* '?vi.. comrntto ihoyiyh i" " vr'tteo oil (i!re:;ii!i-l in |i:m i . v ; i ' ... cntir-.. inc'nih:--O'.ip hr, 1 ; ' ...a, faro tlv> ii. ! ii. thr d.r< . : \ i-'n tiohs rod ?i. it , o*\::i. No . pro loaV-hor.i JP i. t m i . .. ,. 'Collectively mil in.'.ivi 11 we have wovki t v.ii'i ".:?ri u. ? . yani- ' zatians ant!" in !-', n; i> ;<> ! ivtr ' about c -n V: ton..: - ; j app: eclat ion ; *? p - hi.-.. i-iv.'lv j : ft' Nlfci,'1 O . children of South (': .- (> ir.a. !' I quote .hrru iron: a 1. . -.til out over ti: Mironiiiv- of tluji members of t': !! :. t::'-. c J mitten of t''1- X ' .. . 1 . j ' | "(>: '-h 1 ' r : " : ^ { Caroiin:' i v. ' > .? i , year?. b t yy " ? . - . n : t tious iaili: .? ! .?. n :ly , hope- ,-rtJti- ??' L'.-w ? j 1 ed pu* lie on;:: it ; by i ' spit it o tol. . iv.cr. t ' I'd v 1!. on' j helpf'ibjc< :u.d ; .v. i'!: vyr; ng | '"tTtepiirl (.f ihe Xn-l'V. whit-pie of South < am! i lie. t-< co >o at;> with u.u!.- i , , nes> hi vvorhi'v? for- on .i.oti:u. e- 1 nioilt ? ?' .i , "The y. iml ... u our white '"hh-V'' o t; 4 . in n Jut o <Cl-o i 'i.T"T:V-; "i that thev i 1 | ] siti ati n in . .f. h tf'i (<i. t; < f ; i the XVjr;.?> i.: iI * I:. "In- recce: . -,f , li.i .'- ; to I o;ii si it: .</. ,? . of the liani m tt < t : !:< ; > .t.. rUrtuilnu nl in' . :. j ?* n? : i i In|; uf tin* :i|'|'! < , ; i i' ?hr;?rrVrrnVH j ] " ~fh this stale. I: IhVX th- ;7* io- . l.hlW.m ll.it> J.' III. i (' "Act III ill IK'?Ui?i-Uv?i '.M-i _ . of the St: ;? S;p>.: : < !" : ucation the while - h<" t ; < "i t tion wis 257.870; -.Xe^r 2.V- J 2. . ] The numh?r of white lio-h- \va . i ^PFThe number ofNVjzro school- w:.. 225!) The number of wi;At. feathers un- : 8.'!lfi The number of X'O'o vt tuhot | "Was 502'J Average cost - pro- pupil (white? ' SU275 : -J Average cost per pupil ( We're) 1 i ^ 88.0.'!. i ".Ther:* were last year 1A 1 Xe- : | i??'Q_ Sfhoois with terms ui_ uo.ily-| i fuiir i.i .nths, ::!!() schools wit ill; terms of only fut? months. This j ; means that more t'nan 50, p< (rent ' | of the Nemo children enrollu<{ in | the public schools wi-iv in! 'the!" four-and-five-month schools?* , This lctt'-r was sent i . U Carolina and to the white daily and weekly no\v.?p;jpers. It was ; ?-*=*- carried in its entirety by some of them dnd comrhenteri upon favor- < ably by many of them. . ? T h d inter-racial committee i - _ In; r. k?i..... ---. " Unit of Col Laid I.^tci I J~kSS 4 r ' ' :'l ':< Hi v. ill! i?. Ti'C p": ?- ; i >>; i.-.' i;.* o'l- . . 'I. Tin' si iii'i ini i ml m :inil i.h<; ! ..; ! ?rit *! Ui'c wh l". j !i(.. s.f ; J? i!iU'ii;:,':u^ i j !\. <1.1 .oner. r ; ; M 1:1! ; '! .vlii s iu in< ". 2\ f.Vllfl.'.; l" %< ! i >v; : 1 . w.i count1, l.ci with the ;u!-1 i ... , ,, u r.r.;. o?>.<. .i.u tiiimil??,u jr."-?a V*-- 1-fSI'.iV;:! ill 1.1:! _.! 1** ' I t "I M. .T wyw. Mj' . (;>! ? :. ii, is civ\ I. ti i: * '* | j |Wl |i:;> ,,1 t.n? . \ "I j iii \ ( ' Ulliini.j' li sj?i?: : i'o; i ".1 . i ;' :V1 ;'.Vj I . M:\yjV!' \ i'ii:. -.[!. -r:?i< 1 .of S'.m V in ~r iflTu! i.imn' <>.m "<a,'. j~] T::e .sujii-i vis.**:* iii vharjje '.he (iii'ci I'o ir wheiv tiui iii-.t. ? sir... : !<:.! ..:-vr:'.iiiif r'po'v ? ami ihc Kd lie a turn of the tee of the Commission j tio?i March 24, 1943 j takes inkle in the fact that nam- j is <1 f r.i.'W- ami j pvi I'm in rm:?! ; !>v new pnwws I wiui-h -wif-l.i. :t .;:<iJi.T.wki' ami j \rla" 1 i'i. ii ;r .h .* '<1-1 V *>. <. < Hi e run - in. <* that 1 1 v: letter > ! xh-.> IVlmt'lij. Stat j < '' TIi"- i'Uer- anal eoouruit- j " Is v V.v. . hie'.v j?o\vi:ur have! fall i't.! ' M roll. 3? a. . ii ifn IV.IK'I' IvH?tI: i:> life i-tatt*. r "tvj" ciiui'a- I ti'.n <*:' V,. ??? a your m aunt -f t " voi ' !i?:e t.? have .tei\* ivia'it c;, ;V,a>!y () |> y iVtl'U'Vii. I:;. -;; ;ho! . j:<? t i:. rt. <>: Mr. F?. Felt-r. in the !: !.! n i ! v *. rii iU; -rat <u I.?I- | iOU. ,i iho t!'.-;ay da;,v til: ion ??i tile I'.'.u'i "lat a re i-hen . f i ti'.uai an'ti oyi iation ! , a i'vi-i- roll I'. r: lU'e, a e.: "t: e uv "-'SU' i a' v. 'i:itv- Picru . : . l .. : re.- in; initio 1 ' ?i? ot'oiv???wu? - eniuruiuua licieiu at.in'oiii'iation heiiir lutuie e> u:aT imrrtf till*! i ll;? iTi N? are T : * a*" . aha re . ]' > t"??iV ' ? '. : - t 1 <?;.] ih" iti.ee . . that \< > IV.. lereh. A a ' .' ;?Vi: a' v uia -iin.i; .nrV r i - (ioVa ; 'i?m i* 1 ' t< ??J"iI 11 iili_l Ulli <Hk'S .. . ; >: 1M T n. i . i i > ft-1'!?r teachers | Mi 11-12 * 1 I <; railt. 0 ] ; .. ... ... ('-'Ill Uj- llio.re $ ! Il.lilj ' -.'TV I 0.(1(1 - > ! eolii ' M) 12-1.1 !' ( h -..-j i,r k > - i J y, " ? r'Y\ 1 iiv-v,- <.: ??y ... . ](!.()( ' ' v# ' ' . . >. \ i1 ? | L .\.i., ~ "" '? ? " * iJll i i .VeontM; +??*re:?st> l"c?r Teachers u~14h . H ( yes. e??H<"t'<* ' ... none j | ' I-'1''- none J - yy<- ' "ilauc . . . . . . r,on. . I y- -<"!!,-jre - none , Tiyh school or less none ! \ ( " in 1 yr-. <o:!eje ? ,">.00 ' > ?>' ^ i.oo J yis. college 0.00 [li.V'h .-eiiool or less _. none 1 noniniy increase lor 1H12-1 '{ For' , uchci'< v, ho have taught ten .curs or more and attended Sum- ; no:' School sinct. 19 12, \>ith one i 0 three years of college training, hite > yrs. college ^_ .... nop-; I 1 yrs. college $ 5.00 yr. college ....... none Less then 1 yr, .. .Y()(J \cgro ! yrs. colli . e . . . _ .$ G.OC ^-Vr^efoli ge-rrr.-.- G.OU 1 yr. college - none Less than I yr. -. K.00 | This mcrease was made on recrhViiHOMTalion of the feteer.ng com- , mittcc on the Kducational Quali- s location of teachers. i, umbra Hospi jet to Comm 31 - 33 ' 3333 y>' *-i- i*?K%ifis ;uv ' i ti 11 is M. I,. LilUe. .Mi.-, VN'jilif T.<>ii Hnis is s'iicrvist':' in. . hayr.v <>!' til;-. second fi'Htr where .. o It.t it'. ii the di-vysioiis of no-,. s s'M-'.-r.-y am! t-h-uii Us. The nen's and women's r.ictliyuJ. mid isolation divisions ale located <ni I he filst 11<v.ir and ;i? ?? under.'he - dlret I 'nil rrf-?M rs. frHnno!*? hip?vy Wbrtnr Mig" > filiy " ! . A1 :i tin is it> ihary'M <>' p.ilia(I rile!' .- nervi'sois ;'.l\. Ml.-. ( Inly. I'.i -.a t. Mists (jennell Smith. .Mis; "h d;> Ivory and .Mis;< .lea. ti;- "iVj-iiiaiits. .Mrs. Lillian North-. ? (TawforJ is 1 Xi'-iio ! : is; '*> i-iui'. hi', tin.' htir-tilL'.l. Slur-is J i .-lirniz-.di as In nig an authority i in tin- tit ill at' Iht activity. IU :n:s for the last Four Months I of School White ' S?-UUV.l ' .W itro .. .. 10.00 I Increase in .school tc;'m Tor 11)11-12 1 W'Lite _ _ none \egrb . Average ot' (> day* The interracial commit toe has lost?tio-opportunity to make Vuntacls .with the leade rs in all walks of life to tl'e that educational conditions in South Carolina would ho improved. The change so?nttitudc' so?nolicuuole has?md-come about without effort. -i! should say that the priuci'prl problems in Negro education in South Carolina in 101.'! arc: < h) Short 'School tonus i r) Poor school huihli'ngs id) Too many poorly prepared' teachers ( : ) Too . numy school dist r?i t''..| failing" to supplement the funds paid by the State Department of Kdueatiun (ft InudU.tjuaic Supervision (g) Inadequate transportation, for high school children (Ir) fnu'hv; ale number of High1 school:; _ ( i) 1 i;- ipacieiit provisions i n; sclu.'uls for -van aaional ~tm n- | 'r.ff with facilities foi' toach in: ] 'epic to make a living > witlr their hands. ( i) Inadequate provisions f o i j 4-.^..- higher eduvation for those | who are to he teach"!';- and ' lead: rs* on the under grrd j a:!< .;) mid n<> prove i >1: . r<'f gr; Inhte ( I' rr?f'"o rrnrTt-r i rn in in*. This y .'oeo here in th:s room ...! ... .Miim.v,. .1,.. I I, i 111. . ! IHf/-tll.Mii;. who. ll ) Uot.'.VllV.l V- j ; U'-!k1 till' rkunt'.'Oil to till' lU'l that tti:in>. .-t 1\> < J t is:11 in tin- year* lie ahead no j L-tu will lie denied the privilege "1 , i ' iviivu ;'li tIk' training hi- ? is , capable ol' tithing, and thru -viil lie ; i\ n.n iv.iiu.ii In r,i? capacity a n tl j_ t his color. i?ko\ i: a. m. l:. t ni urn ' Rev. .i. i.. Pastor Little Mountain. S. Kcv-V .. ,', vai-r.'r?1 ;.t . 1 Lh-nday ;.ir;in. Hi. int'ssuc'v wtS? i won :vwivid. Musir ' a-.' n r.'! r. d i?y tiie /vnii)- choir, and i t-oliov * ion vva> ^ 'hh^- j-Vnv- | e^a-- a c;:in'l stuwss. it wav. eon--j : . V ' - " - ' ; Mi.-s Martha I'. V.'lyht. Tin- throMj ? t-ol .oi11? ?!. Pinev/tinil. j td.anin. tiftd Ridge. j Leortfi.' ficve.'r. Ci.aoin twae'ier. < made a vt-ry splendid talk. Tin* ! ! r:nci ml sneaker was .Rov. Dan' a!. Mr. Mills, ninewno'd nrinci !i: '(!c closim- remarks. sr. p.\i'!, chckch m:\vs Ikv. \N ( . ()?ens, Pastor S. S. convened at its usual- hour ri'c If .1:11 wa.. wonderfully titltttM and rn myrrh At T:?v o'clock the pastor delivered a soul stirring p: ir.iM 1'ro;n dames 1:10 an:! lie?rew Rlt! . using: us a thotnr Proh< t W I .we. Ft was treated from \ cry anode. Wp on loved l.avmrr Mr. Davis '.r.d hi friend from Columbia, and i lie of our members who is visiting hi> mother from the north Mrs. Dykes also Miss I.ois ('. Rishon of Columbia. We were l?lad to have Pvt. .T. T. Renvc? to usit home once ntmT. After services we all went down to Pine Grove to nay our last respect to Miss Cor ring Bouknight. recently deceased. % THE PALMETTO IT itai Modern unity i1* a ' Mi -S J.pola I."Sot 11 r> lio'.s:tL;:i nOsi.im from tl:?. status af maid, which she had o ecu pi.d for i seven yoa: period. There .art', five stories oil the *ucC of tir?> luiIMing. iid three an the front. When i'i.1 Palmetto bender?i opresontdtivo?visited?t+rtr a^pvial th*-r-o?woe? 44ri! -patients I being treated.. 105 were removil from the Hampton Street unit, i he jj.ai^ number thus far has t'ui 1 Jo. accord in-.;' to information received. The dietary deriartment ;s capably manned, and there in- scnal orderlies airl thrr nee s>ary employees hired La. I.i'e for tilt?in.milt s?-asepp-i'ortal'le as it is humanly pos iblo to ma!;,, it. nf:w im.i: asa xt chovk cm urn m:\vs Rev. J. ( '. Com alls. Pastor ..._ Pelzer?The. beautiful spring day Sunday wittrall of (rad!s bless | ings had a great. effect oif the .t'hurelv goers. >Tihd;.y~THiobl was. . onduetci! by Sapt. and officers. '.villi r. ];i'-gc nmvjyrr piosc'j.t. j The pastor R< v. Cowan s de- ! livercd a soul stirting sermon. It j was food for the soul. Thorp was a number of visitors. Among ' whom were M r. H. H. Porrtm M r. t Wood row Wilson, Misses Juanifa j -Smith, KUsip?t nd Annie Mac Wi- J !.t of Columbia. They rendered ] .-ivend musical selections which: uarc very- effective, _21.iv -l'oolu ,ir ! <-U" our ?yoi ng men-. and.is. in In; incs* with ilic North CarolinaInsurance ('or.' hi Columbia. We err wish in u- him much success. ( pi. Willie C. Sullivan Ilattiosttirfv. Miss., is' home, on furlough -nd a'so worshipped, wlh us. Oui . ol lection throughout the day was good. 'J'iiis being p.r spring; 1 a!ly the rc ports were as follows': l'ub!ie collection ljearons A..?.' dlUan $'2P."0; W. I., ilatv:U $1K. (>; W. S. Met!::ns Sil l.JA; J. !!. 771-1) >"11..i t; c. ( aoley $7.00; l W. .Sunnier.? -SlMMO: 11. 1". Tluiinpson Sd.'hOO; L. W. Sullitan?^JU.CO; J. L. Ware $10.>l'i; J. 1,. Thompson $11.00; E.D. Young $10.GOPaskcr Arnold $1.:5;-.T. A. Jionr.id ?-1.50;"Mrs. Alice fT: ret-on $ i .?!>; If.ncou t'.B. \ bunII'.c.-k church $1.00; Crand i *.*11 Wo wish to thank !.el ial maTTf.-ths" rally s access."' Cii Am:! .?.rd t It a koine of Mr.' . >v. Mr:. W. t.. (iaivett war. de.-Toy, d I?v live. A few of t h c I'.atMe f'.rp: f>tt v-as piven by New Pknsant drove number? a n <1 j U ; also union Rapt' ,;t ^ont : '!' !!.*tion ?|' o'J.lU. .Mi-s Connie lv. Garrett. Morris College, bumter; Mr. Walter (\. Crmtf :jtr11c* College. Orangeburg weir hoiik' for the week end and v :.i..:-sed the burning of the:! IpiMe and some of their belonging" u'tv.i const oioih : . 'm. and Mrs. Joe Sunn mors are t':.1 proud parents of : baby girl. A!>o Mr. and Mrs. Moses Meokins to proud parent* of?a baby-boy. in*r fine. ? Cnl. Iknurh as Owens. William-'o!i?was -the- ?uiulay_ - evening guest of Misg -d. K. Cobb. ,llo was aceompp.uied by sisters a 11 d I'i lends. Mr. and .Mis. J. It. Cobb hub as their dm per guest Sunday Rev ('. C)V\:Vns7"II. IT. PoO?e t ltd hi? fri?w s from Columbia. The ladies of the commit ni'ty have done some real landscaping in beautifying; the ciuirch ?a n <1 school grounds. They have set shrubbery and flowers which nuke the places look more beautiful, rhntv motto-: "Passers-by judge i*S by our out-dooi's SUri'OlllldlllgK17 Therefore when yon pass by our church and school observe, then judge ITiv? homes in our eomimtnirty. . Anyone wishing to buy a copy of The Palmetto header in the Lomm nity please see me. liKTHKL A. M. K. ( H l.'Ut'H Rev. \\ m. Jachson. Pastor The pastor preached from Isaah 55:1 lust Sunday. His sermon v.as quite impressive. We are in deef) sympathy with Mr. and Mrs Kdward Bertnett, and Mr. and Mrs. lames Yandovhorst, whose homes were recently destroyed by tire. I* :ader Hot he 1 Junior Choir To "Render" Tt7W Words of Christ" ) <)IMO MM >11 HI VI \ < U< 11 l>K. .M AM ('Li IMKlMUti ?j^i??i|xvi- -\ nO! . -)0. rt'U.\ t :00 d.;>i.v i i: i* i Iv i' <r' l: tin 1 AMI1: i :un\-ii, ihi-Ut i?.\ M virion of Dr. r vr. ?. "J"" Vi;I render the ivr.su i1 en i' I ' Tvv 1 1 Pi" tn f.-,Kt Word* I by Duba'A .'LaL: Ha'.-.- La.-_J r inad tlvi l Opv.mtion oT iu'intr j i*'i tin* ti'i ?:-*t tinn!'! jfr '?-? ; iv ! i'.itvv.'in rt; ; .! v. ; I ' < \iir.iiti;- Sonhoard, i'.siii \v!i"nw. r t'.CV :!i'" i'l : I fu*y !. usv.'.i!,.' ?r:,i'ttt,u lty .. rpiandid !.i! b'.'iV Tr--> "iin'fifi v ill m v:: i l<> Columbians win hm ; n?>S ' .'.III: rln 1-jii..! l!'. IM si \\ : ; '.< !ros. .' .' iiic a]' whl h In r*r 'i!: -lihaod may one ?!: y I'm." -a-lv ?oil?th.i '( ??' f '.'L .UU.'U W ill is* * i* M;i!or. mim iri .if Allan l.'niv'. rsity. will tf ! : iinnc soio parts, fcjimi. a; lb mrniK1. Allan I'nivcvsity, i. tf.li! y i s. \!cl- i ; t:i " ^ mli". -a". f .if: nit. jsolaStr- hav,. livvn IhiiHim Hctln'1 con;;y(|;ations v\ since the inception of th-.? Junior choir, aiu! I hey arc expected to !>' at thejr viry best for th>; k a-ion\ The Bethel junior ehoi iTTMri^ v 'fi'ty of loc fUH:l Volres t> !>? found in this svcii<>!\ fibs promises to ho a van: occasion in the cultural history o Columbia, its ttts pi.ins nrr bofrrtr spared by the di recto rate t" make Of it an event ever* to he rcniembred by those who att'.nd. Mrs. Efr/nbcth?Reese?Vaughn?rs rtrraccomplished organist. ST. JOHN A. M. E.CIHRCH Rev. S. K. Martin. Pastor Sunday was a day long to be remembered at our Church. The day was highlighted by a force-, -fui message dclivevo<l by our paster. Text Acts 22:15; theme The Chi istran's Duly s Jid Pri vilege; from this he preached ? wonderful sermon which made all our nearts burn. St. John is wide awake and is ontributing in 110 small way to the- development of the A. M. K. 1 Church in orv District. When our P. E. comes to us on [lie 3rd Sundry he will note sonic changes that have taken place since his last visit. We wish to thank the officers, members and friends for the way they answered the pastor's call >n Sunday. ' Collection S50.P0. Wc .- wnir the arrival of the P. E> RIDfiE BRANCH NEWS Sunday school was very good taught and- timely, reviewed by Bt.v. Rr.iley who brought out many vital points for our needed information. Prayer services were eery good. An appreciative crowd wn,. in evidenrc. Rev. Bailey earn,, before the tongregation with one of those oul staring sermons. 'We are proud of the God-sent man t at v:e have at Ridge Branch. The funeral of .Vr. Klliot An 'crsnn was laid at Ridge Branch "Fi inlay. TTe leaves "TV?mourn?a~ \vdie, six children. 12 grandchildren and a host of relative^ and friends. We extend our deepest vmpat' y :< ;ln Anderson family. A sound talking picture show will appear a Ridge Branch h' rchVkViuTt Ttb Fvcryrrne?is me cited. Admissh'ii 1 "ic-Jde. Mary I.. Williams, reporter PAGCT.AXD XKWS Pvt. Charlie McKay spent the week end at home with his fami y. )to :s stationed at I'on lirnerg. .Mis. Maggie .McKay ol" Alexamlria. Va.. is visiting Mr. ami Mrs, Jack Mr Kay. Ml*~ II. A. Johnson snout the week end in St George with his Inngl-.tor .Miss Lll. iic Joiuisxui .Mr. ami Mrs. Townlcy M< sn'-e'""tinounco the marriage of their Jang trr. Java to "Ac. Benjamin F. Hollies of Fort .Bragg ami Gary Indiana on March la, 19-1S. Mrs Iloliins i,. making her honii with her parents. The ptihli,.-- ijs?inv ited ', > at torn! i Singing condition at Union 1 ill chitreh <m I*5Messrs Henry ahd lsan.- John on .ami MrSt Kdit ilohin-stnr-and -hairy- - tmy of - Phihttfelphim-- PttvHw wt-WrrrtTh-with thyir sis-er Mrs. Laura Brewer. Mrs. Iucr yt' T..VWM1 V.'fls tin, hoi.se aims if Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brewer hiring the week 'end. Mrs. Tar or is from Maxt",i. N*. C. Mrs. II A. Johnson entertained vitr a Bridge Luncheon Friday s+Hrlvt honoring Mis. ikhth?Ro+om-.en. After Bridge Mrs. Johnson -erved potato salad on l?itt:<v. dc led eggs with stuffed olives. ha;: -amlwiclit's. Rita crackers, cake nd punch. Miss Mamie Rohinson and Mrs. Ma Bifldle attended cluirch scrices in Lancaster Sunday. Miss M?iie Jph?*ou of the Mx:o!l school faculty spent the week ;nd with her parents. Pfc.-Cenjamin Jlollius spent a fourteen (lay furlough with his wife at the homt. of Mr. and Mrs. Townley Mcaddws. Mr. Townlrv Meadows snent the week end at home from Charlotte recently. Messrs Harloy and Thomas T>at van of Princeton, N. J., were dinner guests of Mir. am. Mrs. T. F. Brewer 'Tuesday evening. They ?ame home-to be with their fathei who is very ilt at this writing. Miss Catherine Blackency spent the week end in Monroe. N. ( . [ riM >i ; :? i?< n L 'i -i L : J. ! .t Itir i I, ' , I'fK": . ;V- ' I -'t r.*. - 1 ! v< V ' : ! | ^ .. . i 1 M ' . . ' ... ; .. lu.nr Iff \rtr\ p... I ~s "" i vi.-iiiiiir l i.: - V . ;.j. | , J I ' If. " ?V"'i? 11 i j l? " I -- t- ", ... \ j ~frr n : 1 v vh ; p: mil-. j : !?- . i ' V :. ! '. : l V\ ' ; '?* ^ ili> of t>'.i! Iv -.Mi 'iiyT.' i:u;:iv Wi*:i V iCfj . ';ri i M<* oi u < . i;i; iii Tmi!iii. Mm I 'u- Wir . S:.. i I ?- ? ? . . ;r iio.'. i-: . 1 :i! 11 Jm?:. T - - :c: ' , pi t-i.'i >:1 w: ... ; : r . i-ut <l..i t i^iI.l1 .? ! Cuut |:ii! 5 i !< ?!. ..I ?>11:1 .. <>:. !isi)t!. ( > )\m:i v 1. 1 ?rrrr ('!tV TM'N i'!> I' in'. I*iwhii-h va j>ai:.-il .lu'm 11?. T!h* leitchoj'y rcspotisihil:: :es in t"Iiritit>!?-!11.*; irvuiiV j t!i)o::v!i tJrOPA an-i an Kxplai n: tior a'- the War i'Aiu- Yiclu),v L? lla!':1' ! i|,i- j ? Vju ims _n-a>;'" cl a'l.v RALEIGn-DC'RFIAM AIR PORT ?Sentry on duty, uses "walkie-" talkie," a one-man communication pet for keeping in touch with his headquarters station. 1-3^5HH553SHBHS?! H|Ki i pi I WASHINGTON, D. 0.?First I Lieutenant L. J. Conner of Chicago, T Illinois, recently commissioned and j"assigned-to.-.the Judge "^Advocate_ I General's office, is the first Negro j 10 receive 5UI'll 'III IHIMlt. j lie graduated from school and col. | lege in Chicago and practiced law there until his induction at Fort j Custer in 19-12. Gray h.iir makes you look old .; j You'il Joie the natural, rich color (black, brotvn. blonde) and he ama/cu now evenly, quicsay and ea.siiy it goes on. Doesn't rub off or wash tv.it. Permits permanent-;, m tree's and'curling. l*<.ed for over : 5sc.."-. Your dealer will refund n evus 'f you're not satisfied. he ''iiMi t ii. se Laricuse, (LAR1D ' ). send ?l.J?S to Godslrny >' Co., 3 5 ! 0 Olive St., St. Lorn*, v* ?. i ' oniraot J ?li&tJjEM&i i?I rssousrro iaoiv-usi "1 t?*!ra !c?. l-v S. U-;ir I somi.w ! i.im: in m:\\ cci.ni V.W-Ww-Ip'.. a lift Pr.vnb- (i. .< ?l-'Jf Private Parks, member of an Kns lanreate-of a ponibat fliylil fquiulroi wr ;Un a pocrbTn"praise of the St; A -20 AT * r uyht out through the discus- < sinr. Why wo should sav(. r.nvi lake tile best care ol' all articles. ' } Tiv te: i her. as a srronp ate ilr- ! ' .Hating t> the I J!? < 1 Cross t War Kim !. The vomakian money .a n < a.%.ir,., i- t;? he used to buy -iie.i>li; ho->k . for ilie chwol ehil- ; . | ir<-M tu-read n lie "rat in ?chm ?i? bince li.i.a. v. ecu A; ah! 1-11 I mark tin "J'.'t" aniiivoi -airy 1 I N'atioa: ! Nt'irr*? Health Wi Su- . j ,?'- ! > isor Mary K. .b.hr.stor. Inform ,? I ill vine' * lie I'er| tainim; u> heal: . ' that the -.ii 1 ?bvn -w-i-U?iearn more about health . .ml rise Ih come more health .on- , "tcioUsV After-rhe" btnvrness rait of I iite meeting. Misses Kujronia ! Holme. Wynetta Cummimrs. ml , . Ohio .Miller stnmch a ?!olVi._>m. ^ ; . Kvcryone heal a ileliyrr ti in > . time. Tenvht:. meson t were: M:?<< ? I.il'.i A Roxir AndiTJarn. h'ii?n'r~ Hnh-vi u. \n.?h. K-m?? ...by. \Vym*tla CtminAia .V Jlt-fr ?:\ < !; ! i:: ,>?. K'.hvl Cartel. I.iiia Tm>handy. Mary J*.-',,,. .-m i and M.v;t Mr.this. MT. 7!'A M. K. I IM Hi II 17. .1. ( . ! tv man. I'ast ?r ( { r*r vov.d \va.. ia attn: :;?yr.. . y, n ]^Si. Jvinduy's sorHKLDY r.RAN( H XEWK H - Mnrr.rct le JI"nin. Reporter | 'idtr?Stvttrhry?! - met?H4 ita-4i usual hour. Lesson' was " tnvffht : ly I Ha. W. ii. Wilson. Remarks on the loss:-.;; 1'V Master Norman I 1 Mahky ami Mrs. Mamie F,. Her ; fin p. - ? (). r ivpnrt f<v Ki it Cross va* ^ir->. M. K. Crawford. tlii'?lf.nU : VV 1*;n?f a r !;;>t nijylu Fit.' -|y Ilrnjv.v hool and raised >1 1.1 ". U'u.l.iimk. ivll wlm I :;to:! with us. ! i :'t T'" rT nm -^yfrrrnf- chrrrrrnr xcivjvo will !> h? 'ii NVwlr.c sday i a:.d M--I.!a-. :... ! v.'.all is e l-'th. ii.'- ..I'ir.Miitt'-f meeting- wa^ nl i!>rar.t h Sunday night and '.ur.-i' crinvd ? as pros-cm. Many vv.i i.a-i id! th.o'.ijrhts wore brought I 1 v\ hieli everyone enjoyed. _ -u- ? ? ? ?a. i. i ?? " i 3 .. ; . , 4..: . . . | CAUTION: USE ONLY A 1 DIRECTED ON IABCI HAIR COLORING m -A' * \ . W . .. PAGE TttRKfe J 'rpaitrrrnt I'.mcar. of I'ubhc Kelatiom Lv\?Captain Glen Clark, Spokane, - M. 1'nik.-. Baltimore. Maryland. rinecr Roaiment." was made poet i) in the Fifth Air Force. He has luadion entitled "The Men in tne . - liener-d../ The* pastor >re'.iei:t'"i a thought-provoking and !; ritual sermon. The fun" i of V-<. Ida Hell Brown was . . in tin.- afternoon. ..She left a . testimony.* Collection for the WOODS I'FF NEWS Bethl>! Baptist Church fey. A. 1). Dotuan. dr., Pastor Sunday school at Xew_ Bethel -l? -|51 til! j>iMy:re.-<uiji-. The banner still tangs in the Intermediate class. \fter_ Sunday ^ jhool. prayer ser- .JIM .ice. then Rev. Peeks brought to is -u mcs'.-nyv. After service Mr. . ' l,y *' Eobinson wori W: nti n Was held 'hi ".y .hhM Zion church Sun > ' i*"i; were nresent. Lt hJ i d by both white and M ?11 '.? <" l'TTy .1 f'lT.ti'I. * . Iliyyins (>f Moores. 'jM v.veU end guest of V : . fH i; home on a fur?\'n visiting his -hB '?"" Montgomery - '-*1] !jvr'i were happily the .ceremony. . ' Ir: .1. Parks, reporter.a ox-v.O'k.%-':>oooooo:oo?o^ew?s^6 David G. Ellison General Insurance ____ Honest and efficient attention given to all business placed with me PHONE 5717 j J < f \- \Srs? -V " ft) JOOtf"* , j9 t ?ONESTlYX J - ?? .-..?*!?' >..?*?^ ?j||h -* *- .' " '* .*': *v * f ?< 'fJ -4 ' ' ^

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