The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 17, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
K"' ?I utn a ftrl of 22 yeai
* ' j of age and I hftvo a <rery itica
Sr. jjfeT father. He treeta me like a chr!
? A, SSlj and don't seem to realize I am
f.v grown woman. I am very muc
i "c witil n eoldier end k<?-tfil
he le es me, -and he is afra
fyW of my -father. I wtll thank yc
J^r, (yon: The 'WrEftith ot r?y heart
i < you will tell m? what to do 1
r? '---- make toy father stop, from actin
the hh floes?
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T Answer?Thwe hr^Jtist ofne be
your Popper V^ill wfelttfrfffe 111 tl
home . . . rnd that is "a son-ii
law. If your soldier friend lov<
you enough to want to man
you . . . your dad will relent. Bi
he Will sure cuss out any ad mi
ers that are looking for a go(
time at your expense.
;?' J* B. Boca?drh)king heer?m
whiskey cruse niy husband to su
i ' ' fer with his hack? -
Answer?The little beer_ a .11
wmsitcy mat your nusoami co
sumcs doesn't affect his heal
much one way or the other. I
, isn't a drinking man and on t
NOTE: \ OI'R problem will be
-include a r'ippine >>f the column
piv?scfitf h Quarter (25c) for
" V';; iN'i eo verm if \.iur birthday; y
free PTift confidential letter of s<
turns in jiiUitlt', I'N-ase sign y
ill! l-o :;Iv. vei'- hirthdnte
!. S'MMl'CO Y:S V I'M.OI'K for yoi
!?'? . fi" I n?ce?savy nod c?i
.if 1 loasoott:^. Wrap a (
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-irt* 't'tr \filii".' Vv .V! I A
j., .... -Lfiuicir. Kim A?-emb'v Str.??t I
St. Barnabas' Missio
Higrh School Comm
income n t \ ctivitie
' " i - ir^TTTFi'X': r.-r.^:
> co! <.ee. aivii'. vi rtn
p. wiV&s' High hnol
1 :?.kpiu-vll . 1 . ' hA'd?
<*"? j-.if.n't-iu V.: i'cs duri
'i'i. ; i ,i >: r ?ei? ol closing \\
iL_ ',al.. nlace on the 2'Jth of April
*< t'.rn" under the direction "of M
Rea'ty, B-.A., Benedict collej
I Miss Lelial Cunningham, Sti
college and Miss Thcdma Devca
Vcnrhros' institute. ?The
high schooL- plays will
or > :ite<{ on trie evening ot M
Till :it S p.m. under the direct:
? ..r 'TisR D. Sampson, U.S., Han
ton institute.
-The Baccalaureate sermon v
be pvached Sundry. May 4>th the
White Hill A. M. K. church
3:30 p.m. The speaker will
Dr. S. R. Higgins of Allen u
versity. He willTbe presented
the Ven. Max S. Whittingu
Archdeacon.
The Rev. J. A. Beatty, B.
will deliver the address to t
graduates on Friday evening at
p.m. Diplomas will be present
by the Rt. Rev. John J. Grave
Bishop of the Upper Dioce
South Carolina.
MATHER NE\YS
Camden, S. C.. April <3th?M
4 Lucile Beardsley, a former prin
T - v ry teacher wa9 married... to J
Howard M. Reese on March
Mr. and Mrs. Reese are niaki
their home at 733 W. Main fKent,
Ohio.
S/x members of the senior Bil
> 4 classes accompanied their Instr;
tor Miss Alma, Metcalfe, to Jac
son high school to participate,
their chapel sefviec, April 7i
Those taking part were: Sermo
tee Tiarlos, Ruth Outmgr Arth
3? -Dun fa id,?tttr* tomrcmr ?rrnr
H' I .
/Smith and Mary Martigault.
\ ' Members or tne senior i.iri a
nrr?sr?ntivl 11 twno-rMm A n
'""f' ?'
j 10, at- Trinity Methodist chun
I 'Mf5s F. Smiley was /a charge.
Lt. H.B. Watson coach and h
,Uhy instructor here last year, t
reived Ijis commission as Scco:
ij. , Lieutenant, last week. After ?
Tr'^* tlfs CtfrwmlftKion Lt. Wf
f. son and Mrs. Watsdn left Tor 1
hotne in Washington, Ph., who
-?-??they will observe tlum' (trot vvc
? ' - X dintr anttitbtHttV
Rfi* 'j . < 1? ?*??
BjL.2. The National Honor society hr
:.> jr. an induction servict, Mond
8|\yjr o?Binin(f, Apyll 5. Those th
j jt* inducflfcd wcrt Mildred Kir
I '? J ttnd,N Rubyfc HonstotH ?)awid 1
i -fbrhe, and ChaHjc Danfieltp.
jt Members of the t)rama cl
B: Will present, tyfes of Love,"
^ tfieL*?h%bl auditorium, Af^r il M
NMtfiW Health Wo.
s;
| j apelM* Ml A,1
Uf Bchra, guvo a iirtk
Hfi? Other* j?rtiC*p?th*K wfcre fe. K
HPPf !
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:s rcw occasions that lie dobs take jcr
n a "nip" there rs no harm done. He deep!
Id . hould see a doctor about the t^e 1
-<? ' , ~HTu
>1: D. C.?Do I have any enemies jyj
.around me? I want to be^ i n 1 st
id f icndship with everybody. tcr
?u Answer?Everybody likes yon
if ?n your community . . . you ha\ *
to i rned a reputation as a square- horl
ig jhooter and you should be proud one
of it. The only enemies you have
,y right now are America's enemies
jp '. : . the daps and Nazis. You \yrll Tli
u_ very likely pet an opportunity to '
Bs take a crack at them before the
rv year of '4d is^ over. ' .nd
aV A. M.?I have a problem that dix.
r_ ycu may be able to help me with. 1,1
)(j I have already six children" and .
my health isn't too good as a vo?
, suit of such. 1 try (as well as , 1
m i ( -rr and
2 my husband) to use cveiy precautiu.n.
Advise us what to do in . h!l;
such a or so : 1
* Answer?Ca it v_v our. problem 1cl_^_(''
. . i i
n" voir family physician. He will
-indly p-ive yon just the informaIc
ion you request, as well as help SAL
he you to regain your health.
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analyaed in this column free. Simpl>
pwitfpyour letter. For -a "Private Re- F\
ABBE'S NEW ASTROLOGY READ- ,e.sy
ou will receive with your Reading a .- n
>und advice analyzing three (3) Ques- the
our full name and correct address to te.-t
: and please include a self-addressed, ny
lr "reply." Explain xour case as ful- T1
mfine your pr? blem* within lh scop- .
Quarter with your questions and mail uv.i'
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CM -SER Vlt'-l_. rare of I h< I'altnetto Met)
Columbia. S. ('. ua
\ Cue
lj| Brycle. Lois Traverse, Li 1 lie ctta
Marsh, and Mary E. WVi-ght. Mrs
On Friday evening, April 1G. ?*
r rmnv? hoys presented a prs- J
; a in ;h gyjnnntmtr.t o-v? ?\f
let
rrrt ^?-?!
XL.?Athletic hnnquet. so or.d . .
ng ally by th* Atl,lr i - H-. |
;on, will he held A p.
Cornell Kirklrr.d, '12. ; ft f?>.
rs ; Fnrt?Bcnnine, Cm. Am i1 t - ..
?e; 1 Cpl. dames Hayes, v.-ho- h smite
tinned on the "West coast, x i>it <' ,
ux I school, Thursday. - 7.T,i
^ -ALLENDALE CO. TR. SCHOOL
in- 7 ? ? ? Tulii
4 ; Allendale, R. C.?Again the an- j,,.^
j. nual Declaration contest was held v;.s
Monday and T.csday nights during
the \\\ek of March ^h r
were two groups. Nine students \\ j j
. spoke on .Mon<iay night. Those
, " who spoke on th>s night were: rj,
Karmvrie Riley. Ethel M. Gill, ppa)
' Janie Lawton, Jasper Myers, Cara :r.v
p Ley Hunt, Pauline Diekerson, Wil- q:jv
rT' ma - Mtmer, Gust-ine Chess and Bu- ^pi
' g lilian Jamison. . ,.-l v
; , Those students who spoke on the
'f? second night were: Kip Murdoch
' Harriet Jnwers, Abraham B-sby.
' , Yinell Drayton, Arneal .Lawtnr.
'! Thelma Moffit, Richardin? Choice,
Bernrce Woods and Annie M. Rob- Rinson.
i-**
Select musical numbers were Hit
iss p'rosented by the 'Female Chorus, i'ei:
m- The competition was keen in both Ai'-.
I,, groups as each student was well A:>>
' trained. Farmerie Riley won first
4tj- honor and spoke "Hrwathns' Woo- 1 " ;l
ng ing". Harriet Maner received sec- i-l-.u
;t., ond honor and spoke "Billy's Rose" -dan
Harriet Jawors received third lion- torn
or and spok.- "We Hold These "> i"
"c Truths." - ... 1
c- j The fudges for this occasion
k. j " ere Miss Minnie L. Mnlloy. Mr.
i P. J. Mammit of Fairfox. S. C. and j
j Mr.A-tmtiiip V. Edwards of Allenlh
' dale. S. C. bom
in- I
ur joRANCK HILL, 111. CHAMPIONS '-"H
L j Jh,. Chesterfield County tour- r.cr''
t nament was held?-in Chernw: nt dem
til- Cuultan Academy on Haturaa-y? _lLli.
rill April 1U13. The- tvams partici '
.u psitinjr were: Jefferson, Chester-' 1
field. MeHcc, Younjj. Orange Hill A)'
arnl Coulter Academy. ^
is* : Orange Hill girls' team who hrs vplayed
five- sanies ami won five,
lid tame out victorious in the finals.
,e I The team very swiftly glided |
over the floor like streaks of l/ghtI
ning exhibiting their skill and I
lis i training by then t ouch, I'rof. C.C.
re | Cole. T
tl ' .. *('a"is that played in the Kde;
| finals stand as follows: 1st. place, ally
I Qrange Hill girls: .Iclfers.on: th?
, i girls; 1st.. Jefferson"boys"; and nh*
1,1 Jnd.. Mclii'e Hoys. wen
ay I The trophies will U; awarded A
at I at a later day >ry the Atholetrc t"i'
,j(_ ' Association of Coulter Memorial tion
_ Academy. ' m t
**" 'Che members of the team are; la v<
Lilian Fundcrburk . . . F. |T>ur
uh "Ethel P&jftrcse - r : ". F. tern
jn | Anna Peguese ..... K. wisl
i Hetibie M. Tflimnn (1. torr
- .Beatrice Gilman . _ . (i. i
, i N|C" Powe . '. . j _ G. will
'1 A standard test wis given all nr. i
??1, 7th ipnKfe students in the county, com
Sit5 "7 miiiihi Mfte Tifttdnn is the Sa- I pati
W at frthnge Hill and will thci
Htake thfe tfrfelcomc address at the .,f
Cotthty wi^e graduation exercises icr
I
} v':, .. ' n; '
NIx nr v^srx NEWS ? R:
thlohcin Sunday School is cer- ?< ]
y proving to be u real draw- ;n
auxiliary of "the' ctmrctrr Wc ~r
r. largo attendance every SunMr.
\V. L. Marshal, the pio- k !
"sunl. with Tlie" assistance or' n4
J. C. Calhoun, is an efficient ??
r.
s. Lucia Bishop \vas the piet
guest of mesdamcs L.-ola '''
lei and Iolu .Inch-son last wi ,?k. ^
icr.ds of the Carrol family
ly sympathize with them in ...
passing of th?ir mother, Mrs.
ie-Gavrol on April 6. rhe was ttI
[leal christian lady belonging
t. Zion Brptist church. Funer- tl
rvices were held for Sunday _aj
noon at her church. Rev. Bush p
pastor) preached the f.neral. D
Runett Davis sang "What
They Doing in Heaven". Munv
t talks wei'e given on this
Icrful life. Mrs. (J. A. Parker ,
"He'll Understand and Bay tv;
Done"; ^ . \\
ie deceased leaves thc follow- s<
children: Mr. Preston .Carrol,
tftclph^tr?Mrs. Mamie Tolland, 1
burg. Mrs. Carrie Williams. 7
Mr. Wesley Cairo! of Nincv-r*'
And also twmty gvnnd thild-f'
and twenty seven greatgrand 1
ren. Peaceful sleep for thisj :
I v.
i
i\ and .Mrs. Preston Carrol i
Mrs. Mami TollailJ. and . on | II
Mi-inlay for their hrmo.-; in i t?
iloi|?hia ami Piusb'.tifi;.
i'. Geoi<re Hint on continues ill,
tope to sen him out soon. h
ii. if will he a I'i v. Rally" at i:
ii).\ cocnVy tr. school
lev h. j. Trapp, Principal
'cry one in our school, is'very n
these ilays 'fcttinir rca:iy for \
clrsing- xrf?sehotypwhich v-il be p
4th ot Ma\-rMiss->aluda con- : s;
i?- on an i al! sscs arc try- l
vt ry hard t? win rlie honor. ! .?
H- teachers arc ; ettiny rtady :s
the commencement exercises 1
h will hcivin April 1st with j,
ay v"i\ en i> y Mis ; Hoi .as ? y
ne._ Ou \ aril 22nd an_ opcr- j .
A Rose Dream, presented by : j;
yrim^rv classes. Thie opcr- | p
is directed .by Mrs.. Freeman i r
. Halyard, Mrs, Jcnes and |
Happiness, April 27th. Thisji
re intermediate classes will |v
ent the joperettn "Season's
- r<-s"' April 27. T :s oner- v,
is diriT'cd ly Mis. Can't. Mrs ?
r an : Mrs. I.OTnns g
.tr school was -visited by Mr.
1?Th P D.?t wcel: whib- ?
a--s jval-iny an observation
"f riyricultuie \vor':er:. He
the over.ni^h: truest of Mr. '
Mrs. .1. P.. Freeman who etv-?
d h:'- emit -very nv.:ch ~
? . -T. -Gantty; reporter ?
ik ft fy rfi> cross i
vk ex che os ql ota a
licks Perm"'. S. C".?I>-to ...
leadership -of .Mr. K. A. Ready. i,
final of -Boi-kricy TrrrrrrrrT" ~
i school the amount of S.V.fi.Td i!
reported. Quota $."> 0.0 h u
v< '11> \ I WdPSMll' U
II GRADl ATE
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i :
r?n l:< Corner. S. ('.- Mr. )?. A. J j;
Jy, principal of Berkeley Train ft
hifrh school, worshiped at Mt. ^
ot R. E. church. Sunday. ""Tj
'~Q~ Rev. John L. Aiken" is-rn in- ti
and als of the claicii..of '33.
JOHNSTON NEWS
nday s:h<>ol at Mt. Zion Rapchurch
was at its best. All
learners unit on icers were at 1
i P'.st <'f huty. Ihc los.son "y
Uatuifully taught i-v I tea. '
: I'. Harrison. "
v. V.'. Hijfhtower nf lYc'irfifn
flat1. at iltc above tmmeu
eh S.unlay. Sained Know ii.i jj
lit;. .. plenty :'o<i<|
l ybtv-eolm apam, ?vL. alway- -j
y having ymi. He was an-,
by' ln< a;al lnetftcr. l?
un'l I'm p.-r ;< ! ,,
a at Alt. /..mi Master S-i. ay '
I ::j"j KVIocL. . ^
he Silver tea tcivui at !.<
< "l Air. a?<l Air.--. -ATte-n I I
v as a very ni-.r atl'air. T c-:\- '
maple nrt .-i. in, Al I I j
a _yoi Al"~TTlTii jilt". .pTu^LaUi?v-a^ .a
iflTtl tile iiostOss served a lie- v.
LI^?2 (' 1) &I^?ui-?- 1'iM'bVH?Srtirt(| (?M?| I )
i'.'. -a.ln^.tia'.t.
' like. I'.iU'1. i-frsfi'i e.\pipsuil | 1
r.st-iv;: a, haviltp. spent a love-| v
f.i-' I I,;
).'t. h Mt I'ia 1 .- in went to I
is:a. via.. 1'relay ti *? _. : ct
Iters wile who 1- sill.- 1 V
. .i f<
(M FIKI H ( O. Til. ?A HOOl, I )'
! ??
f'n>f. J. K Kinx, Principal
i
j/
ho b: skotHall teams of th
efield Co. i r. scHool were roy- ,
entertained' h l idav night, a! j
basketball banquet held in t' e t(
ml gym. The': decoration:- ,
i jatriotic .v.iti. Joy Me W. M
ftei s??( ndii.g \i < & of the af- li
soon jn dan< iri? and dedicas
of porsjrs they were invited S(
he N. H. A. derailment where |,
;mv dellicotis menu was served. (j
ititr the meal, members of the ?
? > ? *- "
iih.c ia:r ann ,!
n (1 for the tea many iwort- vie. .
ohk yi-ars. Thi. ha been lh< } <
t prosperous of al! the 'years '
l basketball at < i' oiil". Too p,
h praise cannot be trs'nthc *
Kfngr ar.d ToOm? r for to" T
itr.ee they aho'.verj leadl..^ c
if t<arr.? to be the champions I
Western Carolina. The troph- n
wert. presented to the team at \
ir banquet In
v
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? THE PALMETTO LEAI
I'thlchrm?Sunday aftcruuun. \
Everyone t? moK.ng forward ??? *
rho Service" in'honor of our hoys ira
the Ijh S. Army and Navy.
James IIfus Nelson, son of Mrs.
a?ri0 speech, stationed i;t the Nad
ynlistgd ftarnuto Division Xo.
V?U i.io Calif, has written the j
ovy of hi',s life so far. It is v ery |
iteresting. Wc hope to have it
rinted in the nopr future, lie is
tine young man and feels that
yiir dottier his hest for thtrTTt-vA
Pvt; Johnte Lo?an, stationed in |
exas, is visiting his parents, Mr. *
ful- Mrs. Luther Logan.
The Missionary Society met at I
ie fcoinc of Mrs. Bella Sales. The
rogram for the year.. Mrs. C. A.
ean is^oiir faithful rrrestdeTTC
TRINITY CHURCH NEWS Z
The candle light tea for tin |
h'vtety-Six High school faculty 4
as realy enjoyed by all. We Wv ri |
my Mrs. Efhel Perry couldn't uc I
ith us on account of hep?1:rothoi9
Inrss. Wc had for the fut, a .on- i
ealcd lime, pineapple : ml carrot |
tlad. devilyd-food cake with cher- |
c baik i'po-.tdi- and ehglish t.>a.
The P. T. A. gave a program tit. oj
into oveniitc which w:ts enjoyed i);
try SI
The girls quartet and the Moor.- k1,
g_i > .r.'. rs?wiH?moi l Lu ?-.m- _i_!
,-st 011 Api ii ISth at Trinity
Iv rch. ; t ;l p.m.. At t!v same
W4=?zau ?i-nnity win
aye a Easte^r festival. L5e with as
ft! is program.
SPRINGFIELD NEWS
? [
Cnion Academv School
- H
Thp Hotter vpeeeli club liad its ;||
i-gular'meeting, Friday morning. .. t
Lpril 1?. at 10 o'clock with the i\
'res/Tent.?Miss Zoldfl Tyler, pre
iding. ?
Those trie-d for ineorrort lan- ,ii
urge w.re convicted rid pun- m
:h <!.
'I he punishme nts were as i'ol- L ]
us: l>efine direct object, appo- i
it i.e. eompli'te l'l edieate, etc. Af.1
wr.ivh ide meeamg was -earned
H i ti'e hands of th? chairman eu
'it.grain committee, Miss Pandou
'ctroman.
Our club meets each Friday. '?
he officers are: President, Miss '
e.da Tyler, Secretary, Miss EL-uisc.
Rove; Chad man of PV.gra..
e.:..iiit.ee, M.ss Paulor: Stj-oiy^L Tr
Tie mcmocis arc utr. and Tuv T.
rrdes. LJ
Mrs. N. G. Blassen-:ale, tea en.:
i charge. '
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\ AYKULEY .SCHOOL
-1M SENTS ''-PROGRAM _ *< '
ICTOR-Y--IN- THE LIGIfTEl" u,
-rrtrc""will be prts.iued at?Allen7
. r.ivtift.vy. aiuliteii'iu,... .\ioiieiaV. H
.p. n i:m >. nt s;.io p.m. The
n;|?nni v. ill feature songs b y
ikh on<\>:v.in:r st-nptrcs.-es a ,n
it-ivr. ( anipl.o). Willi-. J. hns-n v
Tid Anni(. Craft. The s;h??Jlrs :
Ihythni hand will, of course, be a
.tier < ;.:ai ever. The Trio. Douin?Def
t, arrt-tftre~Cl;ib TTTc at-~ a
;.\ s highlight:-. *
t oni,. out and see lively daia-os! i.
icai- gal; the fourth 'ja
Tadt) s d<> an "Old Fayhsoiud "A
qua re Dance"! Sec the secern. ll"
leaders ?lo ino "I.a Conga!" We ai
roml.-'i vov ;n evening of enterifnnuiTl.
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TAYLOR SCHOOL NKNVS | }{
T. J. Sullivan, Principal ? jp
it w
Taylors. S. ('.?Principal T. J. f<
nilivan visited seven schools of te
npor Riehland county Thursday.
. |>ril S. along with ire Suporyi- 't
L?r, .Mrs. I). K. Jenkins. They dj
ere a. . ompanii'd from Bethel
.Tool by .Mrs. Annie Hanberry. <n
Itrr? mirty visited the Anna
oyd school first, where Principal to
ivvijf l Washington is in charge. ,u
her- was much 'at this school |1t
i: "i v'ng c jmna litlation, among |)(
inch v.'e'.'c the laautil'ul arrange.
eni . liowers. the lockers in a,
hie the pupils' belongings are t;1
epi. iht. library, and the condi- fl,
on-?>1' the dr. ilumg^ and grounds ot
1 g? n< i al.
Th' 1!( Urn! scb.ool of which Mrs w
til id terry?r*<?or? oe+fHi J? ?m*"T yr
n it iuotilll ,v,? Tru.f.. a"
\t ry rrcatlv impressed with '
tm-T'Cogi'f-- and impi oveiiiein 1)0;g
iLauli' in?Urn.. hiulduur ui a new ^
:biooh Th.e Iiiik heonclh" was .
cry nicely kept and manage*
v ore it: baryc arid seven at girls.
Ar.'.omr f!i( otaer s. oois vi.-it- ,
i were Moult ith s.hPol. Mrs. R. |
[' ntfitn. principal; Round Topi''1
hool, ,??iiss Alice Counts princi- c
al; f lat Rranch school, Mis* Lu- "
. .VI.ij. Johnson, prihcioal; Free 1>!
opi- sc ool, Mrs. I,cxiy Scott, prin a!
pal and Shady Grove school Mrs "
alln rinc Ruff, principal. ;c
As a whole this trip was in- c|
?>i 111k and pi rtii 1 aHi: Ti.i i i .vas M
uch to h(> eonimcnded at all the "i
?h'?>is visited. Principal Su Hi- P
an _k?I niii.h to tell lii^ audiene- M
Mat tve to his e<H catkwnl trip at bi
ic Friday morning assembly. tl
Among the recent program^ pre- e:
en ted in the auditorium of Tay- n
>r school were a play, "Mother n
loose Helps Defense", by second
nd third grades, Miss ,T. K. Glad- .j
en, sponsor; fifMi, sixth and sev- ?
nt i grades ?1*? ]iresentcd an in- .
resting program of recitation#
IK! song's FJMMJSOr'/ll l>> ,<fl l*s > iintf
the principal. "
In keeping With the program foi 11
Icaltli Wc~k, which was" observ<1
throughout the school, Miss
hjcjtctt, county inffse, was instru- a
nental in bringing us a moVie h
\Y<frro*day, A'firH 7. Dr. Peoples h
i the health department, nhd his *
)ER zv._
[egro Farmers And 4
'articipate In Fat Stc
*'W i^l IF ? m S I
This is t!ic* first time that No- v?. r
o fanners ami -1 - It hoys havejC.
.rticipated in' ll\. Tat Stock j coni
low in >puth Cm olina. In ad-j$4..
lion to the Annual Florence Fat f Met
low, which is one of tlw laciest '-mo
liio' St a tf;?t!iv Cuuiiiber?u f ; tor
onnicrc. ami liio I'm- !'"o Fail | i;
sv>cir.C".n iin 11'." ; vailahlo space.
rho ex hi hie lei! iiiu trr tm?| T; v
,-i d\s and -4-11 ho> to show j plat
ni soil their hoot cuttle. firi a.
The Nc*?'.'* section was conduct- ' and
i by 11. S. Person ol' Florence i ? i
utility, Willa".'. Thompson of I'lai m-n
id. n' County, assisted ly S. C. of :
isher of. Darlington County* Av-'jmh
nir Sanders of Muuter County. j ecu.
nl George W. Dean of Mari*n i
utility. ^
d?irrrrH-*rT't?titit V nhu'vd tw.<? calw-J ='>H
; wluca sold thr $11.1.10. Das- ! d>r
ngion Counts placed and sold I '1
sc" for $2.10.dt; Marion Co nty ! h r.i
need. and sold tix'o for $160.ih>; ' rest
lar.ndon County placed and sold ' '
in. :<n t.ToJ.01 ; mi I'ii>rence" Co. f'
..e ii una so id. o.v-. ive i o. yilt'-l.- "l
Tr;L.. vpaj. 'slty- -th.. a:.i- civ!
isisc.nt showed fi.e movie. "Te. the
gio Farmer" t.nil "Let My Peo-! Urn
< Uvo." ! (m<
I.oRoy Scott, head of the Coy ! den
wits, favored the school with a v.r
:\ j lit', its't me and ' x client hoc
dp'rc'^ttHf >i "The Seen? t?Trail to?hoc
iii/.elis ip" Tuc-dny. April Id. He ...i
1J v ; 1 .'';i h i
1 c.i ' twa.'.ed?i!'1 oy.? to organ?L-er
o a troop. an ! v.ointed met how
in;r a scout would develop their
. ..t .it' utiu irani them for eitinsiiip.
. hav
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EIGHTS SCHOOL NEWS | the
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the ; chool year the sc*h
ipiis nt' looker Wnshinnton Hi .
a...ui i.:.ve bv.il ta'nunt -the i. n- j.- \
raits of health, and ml
atv piacti;;:l ways jwtVp been ." !(!
arie to iorrtntiil th.e imjmrtuf
.vh pi VTVv - vl'.*':?! h'.'lu ?
M'ttr about Lett l" mm! ne; it;;;
Si it r. Thofetoi e the oi.a-i v- ' :i'
f. of Naaoaa! Xo.l<> Health. ''";
'itk fell 'ritfht in keening with ' 1'*i
ij daily i)tae;?ce.s < f our pupils l'
ui teachers. l'u"
On Sunday, Aptil 1th, at -1:30 o
Trrr~Dr. R.-W-. Mante spoke, r n r,nf
... ^ o-v?n.i kci!!
patrons, teachers ami pupils,
is talk was centered around
iree Venereal Diseases; and the
formation which he imparted ....
ay very valuable and served as _
>od for thought to all who lis- FK
lied.
During the week Mrs. H. B. 1
ires and her Second Graders Mir
scussed the vital vmportanoc of a?e
rt*puiy- physically fit, especia 11 y \\:
umg our war limes. Compari- Tip]
>ns Were mad^ between our meals I 'll
>duy and those of the non-war ''?f
riod. The pupils planned victory '- >
caU. taking into consideration
>int rationing, and selected foods
uy wo, ;d buy with their points >'h
vl money which would h.dp main 'f'
iin balanced meals. They aiso
tjoyed a health playlet, during '
ic of t'.iii* home room periods. !,su
Tito theme of the Kofnth virade '"'j1
;u "Our Health! ami Hon We !'
an Keep It." Mr. Thompson and
itii a Fine Watch. JiT^t a*?^flv c
w.dd. ?m ill- s iirei nJL?-a ' 1
tpoFT ?tr repair damaged s parts
; a Valuable watch, so we must ,.;j
eure die aid, of an expert, ; dot- *
r or a tiy^t.red nurse, apt uf-? .j
r u long wait, but at the -best . ..
gns of any bodily d .'.-.orders. 'I
Mrs. Hawkins' division of the *Rv
ixth ( rade discussed the radir; | l.",.g
logram centered around health . |;S(
id these along with other discus- I jjj,
ons li.lped to encourage pupils j{ai
. . u ,,
I \i"li VI Ml IV." <- IIV.MH.II ^,."1
ucl;-'..ph as often : s it it is pes- (.]Jt
i)lc. A niaunittf, ehapei oped Dy ma
[77! llawl.ii>'., u :i '.anil!:
ictinu. and also to; red ihe C'it\"
[ark.i t? s foods which h a <l
. en discussed ami planted in
teir Victoiy Garden. Wnol.somc
>;erc.se^ and other games were* * 1
rigaged in ??h1 enjoyed by a 1 1 j lie
lembers of the group. j dei
Th;. activities catrial out i n |
ic classes of which Mr. W. H. !
urton ; nil also Misses P.T. Kcr- r|1(
Imw and E.B. Sessions arc teach- j j
rs proved very successful a s ,..4
ell as enjoyable, and similar in '
attire to thpsfu c:.rred out in ot'nr-classes
in-thc.aidlooL
On Friday morning the teachers j.;
nd pupils \veru invited to chapel
our to witness a playlet given |-P)
y Members of the Third Grade, jpf
fhioh was especially planned for Th
* 1
>
-H Club Boys ,_l
>ck Show i
t classitiid as I".-?. (.? ? i and
Medium with v< iv tew
iiaons. L'. S. Good received
f> as cash prizes.. and U. S. j
!i. in tecciwd IV. Thirt.S -
c nivt ji Were shown ; lid soil!
. - \
oorgy Thomas of Florence Co.
:ed the Tfi and eh; mnion and
ry 1'or "oil?rrf?Mar.-on?C<ni'd;v
:cd thv reserve champion. The'
nci champion weiahetL G20 ihswa3
purchased by the Union
ei: Sards of Florence at 17
is per pound bringing a total
0.1.-10. The total sales for nil
.'OS aveiriged better than 15
ts per pound.
?fe4*4v R. -KhuffU44 of Oradmrg,
S. . C? donat. d $!0.U0
the grand champion and the
dings Seed Company of Attn.
(la., donated $5.00 for the
rvo champon. The public was
. >-(.?' with the quality o 1
es produced and th. ruanm r
which thy .club members In;::4
V*? t i? ? ? ..... ? - .
,v
pupils of B. \Y. lloights school
cle Sam and all of his helpers
embers of the Third GradrT
lonstrated throe important
.s in which the pupiis -might
ome good American citizens b.%
em-ing?good citiz*4is in?o -w i
: i'...larep way:, ere: 1st
I' liehig lhe (J: Ib-cn Kule; 2nd
irnini; to be Thiifly end i+tth
.'l it.g our I untie.* strong and
Uh,\. oliss J-. J i. Phelps and
<r ( up were gr on credit for
in*;' sponsored 1 an enjoyable
go; m.
tin of these' activities portrayed
rry?orrt?ta riding ?points which
principal, .Mr. \Y. H. Burton
. >trissfd during, our entire
ool year.
STi:i{ C ANTATA AT
iRillS COLLEGE ...
'po. Murrix college ckc;r ui fov.will
trainid -.Vices undo.- xlie
.'.'lii'ii ni' Professor F. T. A brail
v.iil render "Life Eternal"
tster Cantata) Ky 1 );i 1 e._ Sunday
ernoon, April 18th at f> p.m. in
college auditorium.
Vo shall be happy to greet you
i your friends upon thi< cocaF.
P. A ore ha in.
Director of Musi. Dept
J. P. Garjick, President
ArFORT CO I NTV .
AINlNG SC HOOL NEWS
Jeaufort. S. 0.?Prof. Shanklin
1 the"*mor.d)er? of his faculty
elated with t e Ked C?frt?s"
rdiive. v/hich netted $122. )0
iso Pond Baptist church contried
$">.00: Second Jordan $5.25;
ic Hill $5.00; Now Hope $2.05:
:\ I I fr.li nc?Q? >' 1 flO
"irst "'I'luif ft! .00: 2n?' : 1.0; Mpl
30: 4th $1.00; 5th Sl.'.O; 0th $2
$7.00; St $2.12: i?th <>0;
h $4.00; nth. $4.75.
i number of patron,,, por.tvibrioru?
dollar or nunc. Thviv
mac will ho nukiished in the next.to
of the Sl.nnkiin Journal.
tnr" rrtdiry rrfforhooh"' TTkuToT
Kram ccntcre:! nruun'd "Ilealta-"
connect'im?with tiro- Nrtionni
?i'0 Health Week observance.
very lint' irnv^riiiT'1 irnflo"undOj
the direction of R. B.
iutni,
'ho Sco-jf Organization under
(i'-e.tion of F. B. Shanklin
e it? annual banquet recently,
"he entire schooi was sadderi"d
the recent death of Mr. fiillixon
mdfather of Herenle. Oil>n
'hi, who lived at his home.
; funeral \vas had at Hose It'll
piist church, the Rev. porter
en officiating. The senior
sc; was represented on the proni.
IJKRT S.M \U.S
rLu school notks
U-sfufort, S. (".?In I:ei*iiinp with
alth Wet k !h.> fsirnltv ami
its observed the same by listen
to a unique mot'ram sponsorby
Miss R. Kergrson April f>.
rse (\ Kennedy guest speaker,
>ke on "Health Protection'',
iehert Small, hipii school honL-iieneral
Robert. Smalls on ti e
lininirefl amP-Cpurth birthday.
I iiftii nnnivcrnify of General
boat tui uhoiu thu school
named. Refoie a Capacity audice
a well prepard program was
idered with Mrs. L. "Frazicr act.
> as mistress of ceremonies.
io main address was made np-j
?,?/
UOIBI.K KHAN CM w??r
K M V CIII RCll
Kfv, 1?. Cutuingharn. F'a-t ?r
?We? I l 'oturr.hin. 5b A*. -Itti-T S' fi' "T~ [
it ay the church school. Alloa Ctiri.rtiitn
hndenv or 1 tso'.-e and rhuich j r( ,
? \ ires woi c all wcli attended [ y<
and mspTrlmr. TIio Tiev. WTTirum i
Greene was o r .truest n inis^vr at |
t e eirrhr o'cloc k service. Ilis- nies W,. :ta
*?.ge was well received. \Vt. wore
pleased to have a number of \ '? hi- ( (
iivg minsters of the gospel to v.->: )
l ip with us and excenn to tho\,
i cordial invitation to com.-" when-- 7^7
ever they find it convenient. .
... The Chur.j. Aid club met Mo.ix- :a.r"1
day evening with Mrs. Murtoe ;,.0,,
Wiight. Mrs. Mary Williams and "?c*|
.'drj K? rn holmcjL are confined (
with illness* 'j'hey have our pray
crs. . ivr
Cora Coleman, reporter j
ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH ^
__ ma
Tiiiman. S. ?At St. John \. -\ cc
V.. K. chute- the pastor gave ?d I
| -pleadhi lecture on "ilealtii", in i;?lp.
LonneeUon VJ.ii the unvi.oruiJ ?iL:... 1
I ."vvanc".
Ellis Community teaehers and a
'Vroup cf students visitor* Robert- '
vRv* .hmhir high 'school's Spring,
festival Fiithiy afternoon and entoyed?the
occasion immensely. q
April iRtr at 4:00 nV'o-k the j
illlllll'*] mlilrocc \fill on <)nl i v?r?Vrtil ni
Utiis Community by K.v. I'.. C. _
Vtewni i pastor of tin: 'M. K.
church at Bamberg. All ar0 < :>- ..... (
tended?a cordial?invitation t??Uo--?TnT,
-present. Splendid will be ,
(n<ic rcii.' r j V(
?.Mm. M. !' Slaver snent - the Wtsjk j,jt"
end at her Sura tor homo. Mr. ami 0ll^
.Mrs. Harold Marshall sjient the
week- (.ml with Mr. Marshall's
'other at Wultuboio. Mr. A. L. q
Tyler and family wore "u> San day t;-0|
guests of Mr. Glover a ul and fam tho
sly. rgv
V. Glover Marshall, reporter i\{r;
-- RF.F.HY- BRANCH N~EW8
MargrCtte tlerrin, Smarter era
? , ... , will
rh~ Sunday s"Oo] mot at. the
p.l hour and a fine lesson was ;
; Vat t< F-;_.tTrTott tea 'h- J
D' nc >?' Tb 'an .'mono tho re-I
> Tb v. Devis pveaclu ! and',
i of his .soul-reviving scnv.on
"T hc'ers. stud'fits and patron-- '"?
wish to express their thanks t-> T}
Supt. T. F. Hammonds and the new
county superintendent for tho new
. stove?and?the rovorirg "for oar
school W~ hav-i tho roof on our F
iTywhovo. It is our hope to paint j
j_ ' i. end - >.' <idr. ain-hc1 ' . :ir 1 ""
Mrs. M. E, C"a\vfioii! ... j
- .TWUI1 r,t iop??at)i.;..pn??r_r~_| irons
laistd this'' .ho. ' v.-i..- Q ;
ioj- c'.iivi r nmi fi.nni. \tT * 1v 1 '
l*i?hly r.v*pr"<v "(> < ' 'or - j
did and herculean ae'comniish- .
,.Vnt\ sec
MT. ZION A. M. ! :. Clfl'H-il j ^
? j ry
Ri?v. C. C. Mclluain. I'a*tor |
Winnsboro?It .cC'enis an it uu. j '
pastor was at his host last Sunday j
morning. 1J<? delivered a ; n. scr J
1110:1. Ho administered the Lor i s
Slipper to en tmustiaHy-dartjsrnitm-^j??
her mL communicants. ' | ?<i
in tli(. afternoon the Rev. .A. V
V.aHter sliristi with n brrttiny'i .
sa vage; and o.r runs Wore hll.d
1 ovi rile wing ' -.Vi{ii ^lij? bvautij'tr ??.,
:.n ssage l rouJ.it to * us. , Sunn,;,
night !>y. Rev. !.. T. Marsh. On
aliy was <'t grent success.
Sister Laura Foster, \v:q died **
in Baltimore, was tuneralized Mop
I (lay at 4:(X) o'clock. An appropriate
funeral program was rcr.dwrd.
Sister Foster ,va= a member of
Stewardess Board No. 1. The pas"
tor delivered the logy.
The Brown Brothers quarut will .
?ing here Friday night. April 2d
This promise? to be a rare. trea?. ^:l
All art- invited to attend. Mr. and 4:1
Mrs. Plough ltobinson entertained Oil!
the pastor and Mrs. Melhvain at ]
: dinner Sunday afternoon. 'Id cy 1
report an enjoyable oceasier., ? i
T'SwH
l.ANCASTKK XKWS !
St. Paul A. M. F. Church j
Itt'V. J. S. Martin. Pastor
huiK i y sebodl ope icq at the
usual hoar will; officers at their j
posts. Class No. d Mrs. Daivy
Mr,ore teacher, won the banner,
eoliection $ 1.1th Class No. 2, Mrs.
Martin toucher, won the Mtend
1 n..' >.... ' A n,
I . ..... V I I-1
F;s m\?-inT by haps bounds:;
At 11 o'clock Iiev. Martin do
- fi v *u od?..not it o r of - h i .??auOi iUi- i i
riffcr rerirons: Atttohdanco and
- uiiuriiiiiHuii ttt'if u'lt HI.' tl.
' mldi-rs homo on leave this 7T~
-jwJc arc Pvt. William, Jackson. 1
Camp Croft; Pvt. Willie R. Myers rPvt.
Frank Lang, Camp Bulnir: >Pvt.
,Willie Allen. .J.
The Glee Clpb of Coulter Academy
presented a' program at the
riensant ftidgt> Presbyterian
church, Rev. J. It. Parker, pastor.
The program was fine. Come rgaiii
Coulter. . A
\.Thc Ministerial Alliance met
al the home of Rev and Mrs. A.
R. King Monday evening. A deli
cton- repam. was serve1., of winch
J v\eryoiie enjoyed. Rev. Grecn\
O'tijo is p; -blent.
propriately, by Specialist Joi n F.
Potts, C'nited States Navy. .
The teachers and students in a I
special effort realized the sum ol
j>..b8.4;l. Miss M. 1. Eady, 101 li
made teacher v illi ?04.111, won p0f
- t.rst prize. Mrr. M. hr Fravueuv^
with $27.05 for her fourth graders ^
wuv second prize winner. Each
year wo are able to accomplish j^q
something significant for the
.school. This ye?i '?ui accomplish Cm
ment wag the purchase n f the ??
Itaby Grand Piano. Cooperation
among students, faculty, and pom. i.
munity is our dividond-payitig i
. watchword. ' m
i
- ?
59nfIfrtTfty, April 17, 191
i. \J. K. Qll*R< 11
rit.ii.~u.ii: L.1--L Sundr y was -i
I- .U. ' v.iuivii afoers. S. _
at f'-.t- ' f.ial tuuc \yith
('. T. Nwth mid teachers
nt ii- dd :. I si.-c3.nd quar:
on!, n. ' \ ii held at. 'LkQ
with 1 h\ J.K. Tiuwias pnsid
?.<>' die y.t. Pleasant clisi"eliding.
1 i reports that
r made slw.w 'l increase over
>: * of 'the previous quarters.
V . moil prear ed i:y th<? Pre
k." elder at S:.'30 wa^ centered.
:nd tho tlii iii. .loses wost and
mi. The sermon was well deiciLii.nd_lo.Jid
responsive echo
i t ho heavers. There was one ffii
ssion. Our_ scrvice? wore wk
c.l with tie presence of a very
ingnished vlsi or: Mrs. MaUio W(.
v of Haiti more. .Vd.. daughter" ..:m
ire Ints.' Hi-hop?nrckctt. Her ?
:li was very sane and condive.
it d'.iHh "with world's ??
iitinu now, and after the war.
mlial wiicon e j.< always accord
:o on.. viyiMiio- l*rit>nd? ncmu. i'L.
our friends of yest er-yea'PB
CL'iR YU- lViliion. reporter.
I'AUAIKL \. M. i:. CHl'Rrn
Rev'. {). ('. Hrov.n. Pr.rtor
vrmff:*?Htii: \vu? a -.
at usual hour with oi^W's
i iir post, Person reviewed by
pastor. Curst sneaker Sunday
ii:>- v Roy. X. r. lieotl who
I t!'i- theme Christ's second
Trip; r, proa; ii.'oCntr. Mi< *nr
) >\a-. ii.il of inspiration. Kv:,ne
seemed to have onioyod
message. Rov Brown, Pi of.
Mrs. M. S?'t?on. Pro; J. "M"
os-ond -Mrs. }?;?F---M ilW -w-nT- **
dinner, "rests of Tiev. end Mrs.
W. Povyrh. _VU? A. B. IT.uvrr.e
aiul-4iU4e?Poroftw?snout
week end in Due West with
V W. S. Hawthorne. Rov. and jv
>. N. R. Hood wore the dinner hi
sts of her parents Mr. and <1
a J. Williams. MB
ife?are planning._n frrand_prg^ --i
m Easter nialit which we h>ne
be- a success.
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P'HWM " , "?*?'** 'tJTb Utf"L" ?B
R. II. D. HARPER
... DENTIST
'illin??. Plntos. fjold Crowns.
Br id pes
E<traction hy Cni'ductfcm
Anesthesia T~
"ii-v H'uirv.* Teieohonc
CI. t.. , P.M. J-(??"0
' 709!> .Main Street
K. H. H. COOPER?T
. .. DENTIST
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eases oi the Gums
ro!(' frown and I'ridne Work
A Specialty
ce iMini.c OiliV ltejs i.2r>*
\YnO.in^ton St., C><.''a., S. C
w,,W' > v v'/w >
)R. J. G, STUART
Eye, Tar, Nose and Throat
Glasses i'i??ca Accurately
Office Residence
JO A.M. to 2 r.Jl. Khs. 4093
)0 1VM. to f> i'.M. fnliV.. rtTQR
ce Hours: Telephones:
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raining in Henuty Culture,
Harbering and Community
Organization |_
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