The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 17, 1943, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, April 17, ItH-t
PERSONA! jj
MENTION"
MAWiATre^yxorxciraitxT-- Mrs.
Lila Ponijey of Leosvi'ie
S. C., announces the marriage o
her daughter, Constevcnia Pompey
to Sgt. Columbus Stewart of N cv
Orleans. La. The, man ia^o t^o
place at Aiken, S. C.. Thursday
evening, April 8, 19-43 at 8:3J ]
'JVlO-tk. ; ; : 1"
Sgt. Ftewai't i-i stati'.neil r: j
C.nn:o Gordni. Georgia. Mrs i
Stewart is stiil living with In*
mother, Mrs. Lila Potr.pcy, Lees
vil'e, S. C.
ML
M?a Hah"ElizabethCndo:: m
Newberry, spent the \voeT<eirT iC'linton,
S. ( with Mr. and /lis
Cooker S. Burton.
VETERANS' HOSPITAL NOTES
Sunday. April 11th a sprciai
bus left the city_at 5:b0 with a
large group for another second
- Sunday program. It was an Raster
program, whieh con=iyted <>f
for Easter. Two of t e veterans
expressed the gratitude of their
number to the entertaining gorup,
Mrs. Julia Glenn, sponsor.
SOCIAL CLUBS
The SimsTmie Social cTulT~met at
the home of Mrs. Sophia RoarTT
Monday night at 8:30. $12.25
was ra-scd.-at the business meet?
rtgu The-next -meeting v.4H be tttthe
home of Mrs. Len'or Roof. 2125
F.lmui'ud- avenue. A (Telle i o u s re p;<
s* was served by our hostess.
Mrs. Julia Glenn, reporter
-- - p
The Loyelv Thirty-five nvt a
the home of Mrs, Rosa As'ouiy
After a devotional period .ho mciM
jug was taken oyer by the president.
The eluh will - have a : i:
vOr tea at some time to be announced.
Ti e amount collect mi
at this meeting wa'? ?2.1.75. Tlx
next meeting will be at the home
ol' Mrs. Carrie Ilardin, 2170 Wash
inrrtop street Monday night, April
10th.
___ .Johnnie Mao Tcrrv, reporter
Thro?Sunnw-ide?SoeKtl?b4j?ir."t
Tuesday nig? t?at?the?hom(.?ofMrs.
Louise Hunter, entertained
by Miv Balkjns. After a brief
business session the dub engaged
in a Bingo na?tv. Mrs. Iluti'm
and Mr. Kennedy- were the?vv -
ntTS." Thm "dairee that was Hd a'
Ihti?ChaufTevrs club was enioye"
hv all. The next meeting will 1
held nf t'"e home of the president
M>s RowoT Mrs.
Louiso Hunter, renovter
T?
The. Citv\viJe_JEeauUciun? c'u' .
held th'dr ftrst meeting at t e
president's shop Wednesday Apr.
7. At this iv.eeting plans for a
beauty parade and Easter Binge
party were formulate-'. Th? tut
ratio will be held in Antisdol c 'a t
el. Bene-'ict college. Friday Apri1
10 at 8" 10. The Easter Bingo
party will bo at the Community
Center. Hampton a r. d T.incoln
streets. Wednesday, Apiil 21 at 9
Mrs. Fiisc Martin is president of
the club.
The weekly meeting of the Rose
Social club was held Tuesday afternoon
at the hon'p of Mrs Or
Belle Gordon. Mrs. Herbert Holloy;av
vice president was in charge.
A short program was rendered by
the program committee having limits
theme "Be Kind to Animals."
It ava? decided that the -Hub will
have *a dance at the Chauffeurs
club Friday, April 30. !t was
learim l that all our new nv,v
have victory gardens for the year.
The next meeting will bt* at th"
iiomo of Mrs. Herbert Holloway.
2000 L-2 Gervais street. The liesless
served a chicken supper.
The Waverly Friendly Few trot
r.f t'"e home of Mrs. Leoln Gib-* or
for its regular Trmctirnr: * Th" next
mooting will be at the home of
Mrs. Lottie Goodwin, 4, Allen-Benedict
court, Ap.vil 20.
The Busy Aco Social club met
with Mi'?. Jessi" IOari'ly to?t >? i last
week's irM'et'ne. After <'?>v"tionals
the meeting was conducted
by ,. - president. We are look
ing forward to having a successful
silver tea Sunday April IS at
the home of Mrs. Katherine Smith
3S05 Oak street Apartment P-f?.
Allen-Benedict conrt at 6:.'i0. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Janie White on W heat street. 1 <
crpam and cake were served by
the hostess and enioyerl by the
members. Mrs. Langly is our cultured
president.
Tlie Eagle Social and Saving
<d h met April 0 at t' c home of
Henri Trczevant. After devotion,
al.s business was transacted in the
usual manner. With the new
members who were added to our
Toster at thi? meeting we now
havp a membership of 54. The next
meeting will he held Friday nite
at the home of Mrs Victoria (Ileaton
1002 Divine street. A dclicm
ous ronast was served.
J. W. Trczevant. president
The Deborah Social club met
?April?Ht at the homo of Mrs.
Crim. After devotional,, the reg
ular meeting was eonductoel by tlic
President, Mrs. Taylor. Quito a
i deal was accomplished during this
session.. Group number 1 is plan
ning a supper Saturday night, at
the home of Mrs. Carrie Crim,
rJf>
. ...
* ?.** . .4 v:" ' > iiu.u .,
J"i 1 (). ri'iulletim -Mrect. Wo wciv
riad t<> ha\\. Mr Pott i'.rre\v who
!?s boon o.n oi the :ity fur quite
oinrtiiiio, with n*. N'ext Mondr.r
c will moot, with M's. Outon.
The (jay Mod: rnettos "club was
n'.ertnincd bv Misses A. R. Webb
id .1, Kirkprti on Fast Bar:street,
Lan astir, S. C. March 2-1.
An o -:. itinu: penny cramp opened
': meet in" wit.i the President.
.' rr. M. Me V;.'rr.)y iw i im the win ?Then
cvpr-waift-wwa^ in for
bridge 7:111:0 proper: b'. t it = ?
:7Pin"(l that tlmre could h? on'.v
wo v bur]. s"o; p winner
and wlrrmr or poohv. Tit
r,,.i v * - win by ATT.-; M. Tillman
bo. in: id. n;p thp irrt.
' ., k- * i 4 ,V V? f p V v? 'f o iy o v
f.rct nr-o Mr;. V R.~ R
.. ,|tn,j ?i1o p.oobv
f|' ? 'V'd'" 'cvn'Men ? > '? u-4."
ved a**1 t i on > nmnv.omeol
! : T Mern'b'ni 7a v? a beauti
vn ?' r^mbtion of the N'ao
""TV Tim color c^Verne for tin
- j.v in.T. ivns . acM. -white and- blue
' " .or; rn en bovriMe eveninj?" fbt
Ml.
('. P. Foust,,reporter
and Mrs, Henry
Tr?. ^rrnk'dn Golden
Wedding- Celebrants
Mr. and Mfn. Kenry F. Franklir
e:l their golden wedding anniver
~!'.vv Tucsday evening, April 6 al
tl-oir residence. Th?? fifty year.married
couple . were nl"asol he
vond their powco> trr-exm-ess t*
have their daughters and only
crawl c'-ild home : ?r the oeea
feion. -
From A'dmore. Pennsylvania
came Mrs. Fannie M. Patton. Mrs
Carrie I?. Griffin of Xew Yorl
City: Mrs. Rosa L. Kinnard oj
A rdmoro, Pennsylvania and littl
Miss Ka,w Franklin. N'rw York
City, only great grand danirhtci
of tile Franklin connle complete
the family erovp which eat hew*
to nay their rosv.cet to their vonor
alio parents and great grand parents.
There were no guests oi or thnr
the i-mmediate- family, v.ho ceJebriit'
u the occasion with a d'-lhrid '"1
dinm r. The children left lesi
Wednesday for their r<*vnpetivr
koines after a very pleasant stay
SOT. WM. DENNETT
VISITS RELATIVES HERE
?i'l'n'.tnnbntg.?S. C..?ApriL M?
T. Set. William Bennett. tinhushsmd
of Mrs; Julie Mil.. Cluiv.
or? Bennett visited his, nioth?r-inlaw
iind other relatives last weeli
also iiis mother in "Slimfer. Tho
Chavers fanwly reside en Evin?
St., in this city. Sgt. Henn.'tt is
stationed .at .EurL.Dix* N. J.,_and
:s expected to yo t:cress very sun.
So before leaving tlie so nana hr
-anie down to visit hi:* and his
life's* people.
Mrs. B-nnott before- her marriage
was the former Miss Julia
.Mat drivers, very cha-ming and
.popular Miss-of the younger set,
a graduate ??f S?. ( '. State College
va. aL'c a teach'. at Silifjt High
chool ip Union, ttV;! she went to
Nev Jersey to i< * her husband.
Mrs. Dennett is now engaged in
eler.ro work in N<"v .Jersey.
OMEGAS ENTERTAINED AT
HKO. I HO.llAS J. MILKS, JIC
The Omicron Chapter of the
Omega enjoyed a pleasant repast
n the fine am; Well appoint d
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. .J. Miles,
Jr., on Pine street last Tuesday
light when 22 of the brothers assembled
for the monthly meeting
advertised by the Rev. H.B. Butler,
K. of R. and presided ovei
by the Br.sileus, Prof. John Martin".
The meeting was not only one
of fine food served for dinner,
but the discussions which engaged
the attention of the men were
inspiring.
Professor C. W. Madden, r.oted
city school principal was inducted
into tlit? mysteries of the Omega
fraternity in the* presence o 1
ministers and laymen ; m! i< now
a "regular fellow."
Tlu Omega's spring dance will
be a feature of thP Doctor's C?mventjon
as it comes o(T April ill
.11 Allen's CiyhiZ
FILL (Al.liXDAIl Ol' 1 VliMfa
FOK SERVICE CM 11 NO. 3
Hostesses at Service Club N"o. 3
at Jport Jackson have prepared a
worthwhile calendar of entertainment
this week for the N'egro
.roops at this post.
Following Tuesday night's open
i-.ou so and hook review for am
from S:10 to 9:30 p.m., there is
something in store for th0 soldiers
interested in art and dramatics.
.
A Whist tournament with prizes
for the players who are requested
to register before play, is t h e
iv'Mili-fl of the?WVilni'vlny?ni?ht
at the club, while on Thursday a
quiz program with prizes to the
winners will be the evenings attraction.
?-Friday-night finds a sport dance
given at the club by the 710 Medical
Sanitary Company. The Club
will bo reserved for this affair
from 7:.10 to 11 p.m., and a civilian
orchestra will play for the
dancing. On Saturday, There " wi'l
be open hous0 from 10 a.m. t o
10 p.m., (luring which lime gam s
will hc. played and prizes awarded
to tho winners.
Library hours for Post Service
Club No. .'1 ar(. as follows: Saturday,
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Si nday,
12:30 p.m. to 10 p.m; Monday nnd
Tuesday, 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. and
Wednesday through Frutry. 8:30
am. to 10 pm.
t
New Theatre
ForNegro Troops
At Fort Jackson
t ;
I A new \V; r Department Theatre
will he op ne?l at 2 p. a. oa Sunday
for the Metro troops at Fa:t Jacki
.on. It will n tain its former n mI
ber, post Theatre No. an * wd'
.. h?.i. in tlir t area which heretofore
has teen utilized as a motion p:c!
t re house. The o*. oning aitir.etion
i v ill lo a revival of "Fiyln Tigjcis."
{ i he new b' ir.j s if the lit si
I cant. :i;vunt typj with 50'J farts,
i (> mplotely iunv oqu pr. nit hi
i?ecn installed Msseriasi the finest
r ui;. in sound Ti production and
, T >ening.
. The opening of a new theatre
i in this area is in lino with the
' I policy of the post officials to pro
vide the host of everything within
-their power for the entertainment
7of all troops 'at Fort Ji ck.-on.
~~| There aio now seven thoutrv in
the reservation, all under the jui
lisdi.'tion of ChietLfpeeial Officer,
j Capt. William K. ('zarnitr.ki and
< directly supervised by Pest Theatre
i Officer, l.ioul. James I.. H.vurke.
IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE
Tht. Army has the tough gays,
i <o doesn't it seem tin t tough
i__tumies should he hi order? Well.
- maybe the Naxis and tha Japs will
1 ee fooled by such sweet names, and
= I bote's honing that thev will.
Listen *.o these sweet names of
i Unci? Sam's hardy lighting men
of Section 2. Supply Division, Ft.
ekson, S. C.
? ??Pvt.?LVA McNu.r ,
Pvt. IZTCLL Phillips
. , Pvt. ETHEL Ma Ghee*
Pvt. GENIE Pruiett
E Pvt lOVELY Lewis
' _ Pvt. IDELL MeXijfht
^ Pvt: HERN i( K Martin
Pvt. HOS1K Hunter
Pvt. RLKXEIJ, Henderson
' Now speaking ?TT rank, li. ten to
this:
Pvt. MAJOR W. Harden
Sjrt. COLONEL L. Sutton
1 It still doesn't make sense but
' the Army ivus-to CorJlend with it,
So we mitriit as well smile.
Opt. Herbert K. Drown
' GRACE L. (MAVIS. < HARLKSI
ON IAN. AMONG WOMEN *
I'R.MNIVCi IN ADMINISTRA1'IVK
SPECIALIST SCHOOL
Fma,?Utifi?Moines. _lowa, April
10?A CNarkston woman is ar
motpr tin- 7V Nt"i:(? nit nibe... trt
Ithe Women's At my Auxiliary
; Corps who have been sele.te l i'ot
> naming in .-tcim-inisiruuve r-peci
in list Fehiol of tie WAAC at the
, First WAAC Training Cenlei
Flic is Grace L. Chavis, 10'j
i Coming street.
The women were chosen for t' is
specialist course immediately sifter
thoy had completed Basic
Training here. They will study
details of Army office procedure
hi prenaratiotj for taUin<? over administrative
jobs now hdd by
"Idmrs-Mit Army posts, camps.
- and stations.- Their wo+4e inv? v ?*e.fornany
Tulniinistvuticm supplv.
I'Ulities, and other courses dealing
with office methods.
CLEVELAND,.OHIO
The Palmetto Club entertained
with a party on F rid ay ni?,ht, h ouch
inc one of Smith farnliniru hie
""Ttfiguished sons, Dr. Benjamin K.
Mays. Dr. Mays was guest speaker
for a week for the noon day lenten
services at the Old Stone
Church (white). ITo js president of
Morehouse College, Atlanta, Ga.
The lovely home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Haywood, 10D.T? Pasadena
Ave. was the scene of the party,
with everyone enjoying anecdotes
about his own home town. A delicious
buffet supper was served.
Present were Or. ' nd Mrs. J.
K. Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Wui..Hale,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1) .Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Childress. Mr. and
Mrs. ,J. K. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Minis. Mr and Mrs. .J. L.
Copeland. Mr anii.AIvs. Lottie Paulin.
Miss Jessve A. Hammond. Mr.
II. Q. Rueke'r. Sr.. Mrs. HJen
Whitley, Mrs. Robbie Perdy. Mrs.
R o Dacca <loll ins, Mr. William Pm
tor. Mr. AV. L. Sutton. .Mrs. Irene
Bennett, and Mr. Crosby Ramey.
Sorry Dr. L. O. Baumjrardiur, Dr.
Haynesworth were unable to be
- TTIi-sfiit. _
Mr. Luther P. Smith wr s rushed
to thP hospital last Thursday for
an emergency operation. His condil'on
is just fair.
Othet very sivk ones are Mrs
Gertrude Holmes. Miss Lois Kerns
and Mrs. M-'ivimerit.. kanv
Mis. 'Lottie Hale \v;.s called t<
Philadelphia, Pa. to the hod side
of hoc very sick sister. W e hope
ihnt. she will find her much ? >?
I proved.
The Palmetto Cl.h r.iPl on Aj : i:
12th at the Cedar V.M.C.A.
C II AKf.KSTOMAN PROMOTED
Continued fro,a pace 1
comes as a reward for utility
shown during the period of.toMc
training given to ell units of the
Engineer Center. Th(. Train imp
the Engineer Unit Training Center.
-
Center at Canirr Claiborne has aro'
sod considerable i n t e r o st
throughout the country. Here the
Tngnver construction regiments,
dump truck companies, and other
spec.'; li/.ed- engineer units are
trsiined anil nrnM eh/1 fnr nvmindt
ate duties in the theater of operations.
T'
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HFNimON SAN ATOM A M
Henrvlon, Mil.?The "Iler.rytin
Cherries. a cm >ia! iiuisi's' gi.r.ip. !
i rendered a muslrnl program at |
'Pay no Me.iic. i: 1 Cf?TT? ch in
more. Md. at tbpun. Tuesday n to.
Marc-a a J. T. o nu.su a! wi'.s a
I background far the visiii i.?i. ;-.t. .
j lev. K' v. Roane of Northumbei - I
| !a;al O g-nty. Yiiyinia. j
Lt ww ai:d. elabv-}-Bobkvson, nuiy.es,
I wore tae ho'-s? g,_ests of Mis.
J D ssie l.iwis, Baltimore. M l. las;
j i hut sday.
. 7" Jatr.es TnrnhFrcdeii k
i i. l spent iosi w.-ek-'.nt' with i
| i-.i. <.v> Mr. and Mrs, James I
uain in Pi ltlvnore.
( Mis.~Bessie l!?-msk-y,??di?|
j redress. ef nuvseR of llcnryton i
i r 1 it in i 11 j? School, li.caiiK' suddenly
. i!i on Monday while cn duty. Her
friends wish a spoony recovery for
! her.
The Rev. Maig-aiet Gray Allen,
evangeltst, preached a stilting
_ s. riiu>11 in the unitoriuni of lh.
f ur.atoi it, Tuesday^ M a re h R7J1 TT~'
v as her tarew'eil sermon to tin
muses ami patients, before leavi'.ig
i to join tlie WAACs the following
week.
The wards "C : nd K" received
the following gifts from various
clubs of ? Baltimore: 70 sleeping
caps, 2 card tables, a year*s subscription
to the Norfolk Journal.
_ and f;, itle. Chicago Defender. and
the Pittsburg Courier. ; nd 4 metal [
folding chairs. These gilts are enjoyed
and appreciated by the 7ii
male natients who are able, to l?c
up and about. These -wards ar? under
the siipeiv!vdon_of Mrs. Aieuse
M. Parker. H.N. graduate of St
. philip Hospitnl of Riehmonc!. \ a.
FIR SI NAZARETH
HAPTIST ( III R( 11
Rev. W. II. Neal, Pastor
J Sunday being a beautiful day it
was not surprising at all. tnat |
our pews were filled Sunday morn
;og and night. Sunday ool at
the usual hour wjth Sunt, Russell
'each.ers alcnir wjth their student-,
it their regular places. The H'*5son
e-as a -l-eautifu! one. vAcll-taugl-i
and dir cussed1
he services of t ho day wore
very lru-h. inspiring. Rev. Xeal
niair such clear pictui es while
delivering the word of God, trat
ven a child could anovo iato-vp-he
was revealing1. The spirit was
."resent and as members left the
~ chut eh?t-hry?were?rtrd?l-rmin'hd ~
what hi- had ncri The thoi'Hir
-?the message still?lives?within '
our souls.
Sunt jay hcing tlu> third -Sunday i
ill eini the quarter rally. Please
everyone contribute whatever you
an t(. this cause. Yo i p->u<t. 1,<
-hy-rrow well acqmTi'MecI \v?fh wTTF'tT
this money, is taken; Sunday i s :
P.'llm SiJbtl'iu T -MI *-?
. i i-i ?. ni of a
special message delivered ljy the
pastor.
riTV-\VM)K SOAP Sri F,!?Tl'HE
CONTEST CITY SCHOOI-S
PARTICIPATING
The Junior Red Cross Council
;f Waverlcy School is sponsoring
i schtiol-wide soap sculpture contest
which began April 1 and will
j end April 21. With the aid of a ;
I b; r of soap, a small knife, and a :
I 'ooth pick the children
ing many tntistic, as \ve!l as in- !
ricato pieces ol' sculpture of exact
replica and of their own cretion
and design. The city schools
oat ticipating ;n this contest are.
Booker Washington High, Book- i
or Washington Heights, Howard
Saxon and Waverley. On April 21 I
"hese carvings will be on exhibi- i
'ion at Waverley School and on i
April 20. they will be displayed at |
the R. L. Bryan Book .Store. Several
local firms are awarding i
prizes. . Finally, the winners wi t
lit")' the National Soap Sculpture i
Contest, sponsored by the Hroctoiuul
Gamble Company of New
York City.
SBARTANBCBC; SKWS
A mus.cal and liteiary program
vas rendered at Walker Memos ia.
C.M.K. church on Monday night.
The Junior Choir of TrinAy A.M.
K. church, under the direction '
.. of. M is. J-C.s.sic. M 11;: vim port- furnished
beautiful selections. Short
addresses weic ma<lt. by Dr. W. L. :
PmTer, W. < B\ TT, Att'y. C. Piatt. ?
auv. W. Hart, and Mr. J. W. ^
' lirown.
A neat sum of $12#.00 was rial- !
,zcd front this effort. ,
I re pastor' Rev. \V. P. Williams
and mei-.ihi rs were very happy in
their i xprossions of thanks to the r
members of Trinity, Silver Hill,
and'other churches for their en- (
operation. Tiro prorram was in | i,
charge of Mrs. M. H. Bhekman, I
Spartanburg County Homo agent,
who acted as mistress of cor-- | i
monies.
Mrs. Lada H. Kjik'.anc). aftei '
api nuiny at-Vuial day.s with lua
mother. Mr. i. \V. H'ddon, has re- '
turned t<v her home in Carjidtn.
The Rev. R. ft. Sims, one of the j'
veteran ministers of this city, and
his members are making a big Jl
effort to improv0 their church.
Att'y. A. C. Pl.itt and Prof. W'm.
N'e; 1 were recent visitors in Rock
Hill. '
Mr. H P. Meadows and Mrs. r
1 Virginia Pryor are th.. new agents | (
recently appointed to work for th??
I N". C. M.ilual Life His. Comparv'. j jSec
Master Clifford Ferguson
for?*n copy of South Co? nl.na's i
' lending papoy ThP Palmetto I.* ??- ' <
dor. '
Cpl. M. R. White -fjbrnirr apfont ;
for N. C. Mutual Life Ins. Co. in j
this district but now stationed in f
Lot isiana spent severt.1 hours t
here Tuesday r
TO f.KADRH ~
nRUy; VPES AT MVA
--OF- (COLLEGIATE I)E
S^wSI^^bP?. % qB
MoiV than 100 cU,? ?jrJiU i>pr<s</
,. %. & +. . . ....
Officers elected \v. re Hardy l.ktoi
A f; rant. Morjran, seend vice pros dr.
I1. Soutnell. Florida A. and M..- tret
i.AK i: (v:fY"HHTTrsrH()(yr; ~
I.. I). Bradley, Principal
The I ake ("try~Au..it scln ol, nti- |
ded' the supervision of .Miss Mamie
O. .Jones, closed it.< 1*.?l:J session '
<n. Tr.esd: y v.ij^ht. April 6. The
follow-injj p roj*rr.inr~\vilTi* MT77 Mat- .
tie Johnson th,. Mistress of core- ^
SonjLf God lilt ss America.. In- ..
Vocation .. Rev,. Henry Tim;v..:s. ^
Ahisie America. V. l.a.r.f \dcl'iss
_.. Mi s. A'etn (Jr.ir.uh f o!o ....
Mis. Mary-Cock t:i ,ld. honci'mr
Mrs. Mahie Monteomery.(Tne
Imp.u t:.nee .of an Education). J>uctt
Air. Rosco ?n<l Mrs. Dinah.
Ad(!ress ... Prof. L. I). Bra.dky.
Solo ... Mr. Walter Smalls. ReMarkri
...?Miss M. O. J ones. ~
The f'inane0was u rned over to--,
the I.'.T.A. treasurer for building L'
purposrs. 11
Pvt. Darrow Toney, of Ft. Kn >x. tV:
kv. ie Ffir.i,, or, an honorary <'k.iiaVc'c
from the U. S. Army.
All. Rohan. Briti'.in. of HciiK';'^|"7
.can. Pa. is hoine \ '.siting- hjs ' .
grandmother. Mrs. Kliznbrth Brad- 9
ley. Mil*. Rritton will leave Thursi.iy
l'or th(. Army. J
Misses Carrie Bell r.ml Ernestine
WesC'R--silent- the -Week-end ?'
iu.-i i i"i
The Woman's Society of ChrisLi
an Service mot at the honit? oi *'
Mrs. Julia Graham. They will spoiltor
a truck conference in thv ttcai '.l
titure at Wesley Methodist church. ir
The next mooting will hp May
t 'rs Mjntio t.rahrnt's home.
The first war bond for the Lake '
t n'med school was bought
this- wci'k. The principal states
'.hat additional bonds will b0 inir.T.ascd
just as soon as sufficient >
funds ; re turned in by the Mtrv us
das.ses_ of the school. The classes p,
tie now rallying for this purpose.
1'rot. HradltTy -has given the j
Sunday of th annual sermon?to??
the 1 *: rvnts-Tca*. iiers-Asse.cii.t i.m
o be used Jts a special rally day
n the -'interest of tIte school's
uihiin'/ F.und Drive. This program m
s i<> ui* iK'i.i .uay ai o p.m.
An addition of .>17.00 for the
[led Cross War Fund u.is turned .h
n litst Meek, by Wesley Methodist -.L,
Iv.rch. Rev. K. M. Washington, ,;\
tastor. ' >!'
M'sdmuos AVnanda II. Williams .1
ind CIertrr.de I\ (Ireen sp nt the o.
vcek-en" in Seilars is .pp.usi r.l L
\lr.s. Green's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. ii
,. M. Porter.
WHITMIRK NKWS ;h
.M
M. K. Perrin, Reporter M
A rally was had at Hr . :e r..b,r- ..
lade A.MK /ion ehu'.vh. Fo. ru.n .
overrun's were used: S. < Mrs, u
Mire lived $.14. ! ': N. ('.?M-> w
aster ! lot i:\son laO.OO; Georgia?
\, C"sdd\vi'Jl. >'d0.no- Florida? 'w
i.rs. Saiiic Wiilliiee s7.nl; Ken- Ta
ueV.v MTsT TTOs.l Fee l.awe likl irr
! 1; h. ( . d. ('. l'lyrd li'.'JS i; W. pi
.'try in in Mi K.uah - Wali...,^ .;.
i'd '/ji ; P.cnns\ rv-.niM~.Ry Wallaee
T.UU; V..tu ViiO- | Ur. I.'i.oi 1 \
ies- Rev. W. F. Hunter S:{0.00. in
'aldwell, *20.10; Thirteen terrr.o- u
""uhlie1 offering ?50.01.
\\> wis'- to thank our many .* ;
riemK. fer tKi.i,- ar.lt*. I . i.\ t
'nice v.c arc don^tr a "real v.or!;. }J
ill
amps H'ipowOI Brpt. Church R(
lev. II. P. Clark, Jr.. Pastor
Sunday was a 1 1 dry and Ll)
lame crowd attended services.
S. oy.TP'l at th< usim! hoov v. iik .V
in' Sin* S._ U. I\i an 1 tear V
)at their cost (,f d,:'e t..i->> j f1
a. ta-id t l'y Hiv.' .1 !!n-d.-,. d
:->ir?d* A,MK hu? h.- 1' v-?s -vtwy ! I 1
Veves'iatTie v ' l"> ' v C.c >' J -ri
"wintr S B>o. Israel Brocksj^
irCronriitar; Bi o. Ili"iry Nan. e, ip'
"a!vary; Bro .T. TN Prat 'or, ,rr
'princfie1d. The naster t-iok his j
ext I '"or. 9:21. theme A Mind to, ''
!rn On. It was a son!-st i vnn<x 1 **(
iM'ssano. Immediately aft; r ser-|tc
ire v. a called in a rallv. All the t k>
temhrr; were n'.-ussed?nun Sd;|01
A?'r?n an! flP raid thr-p- t *'
c: s and over. The hinV>-t*a' to.mt '
ens r nee-fed T y Alt s. Mahel Sp'i- > v_'
ral flS.O"). ArD'p Mar Cook t.<
;i-i.nr>: Vis. tao; iiuty.-v siotb it
'r<j. Tda*'v TTne ? fl 71; o
darie Hyn-o $tO.P?T: Mrs Kliv.a u
looker $6.05: Mrs. R oda Broun th
>4.00; Mrs. Viola Butler frl.YO; . rtotal
for the play ?1J8.29. We're , p'
noving onward. 1 A
STINK OF N ATI ON A
AXS VXD RlvOISTR
ntinn ?? iii>ti#utirn> oj" h'.-. ln-r '* ;
:i:.U- I>cft: ^ a*.rut'.- in X>.
n, Knoxvillf ( <>!Uv . piis.iknt; S
nt; I. B. C:i<!.', S-n.".'i-rn. w.'.ntni
isuivr. ' i A N I1).
C AUOLINV"jfOflAI. CUB j
(" " .l ies'na. S. <'. -11';' <"n crirni j
lis. Ota L. Brown t'.tl St:.'."
1! members v.oiv j ic-r-nt. i
vi-rythinjr was iv.rrio.! bvly.
h? in'-, i- :r i.'c . 11 '. a* I: - !
<>p*.r of Mrs. J ,nb-?Jl Ik -tt i .
M-'.nbers : .:< .t-1' ii t.: hi' iii'i si ;::."
Mrs. Oia i,. j'."\vn Si:;-; a . ;1
?t'U ? : ?;wt la-r .?ist< r Mr-, i
-111 a f-- 'X -SI '-V ?r* I -- i >i'1 -1 .?-T - -1 , -.? ' ?|
A t'?*:*::*! Sal::.'! v . v..1'
i\ 1 y i.hc '!> a! Bala . ..! ':. |
" Str.V - tr- ; Ml .
? ?- ^ _ J
bknnkttsvii.i.t: ntw?, :
By O. i). San.!*'is Ko;)i:rts'r
t?u si ti?i":;? s M'.e i ? >' 'a ii 1 ' ves
_ai.l'! *1!'. ".ils i i Say r . :.i.
Kit. M.-s. Nani,. Air.rr. V;.: r. ;
t'>iv. Sho dit-si irr. the fity : > ?
ital after a few day ^ ilim- I
ira'i'ai ^' I - < *?rTr'?h~H?' i - a 1:?h
:lHI n if??Sfh-1 a. .-a i'
7 7T VrTTjTITi n77s77~r (7)777 Ch. *_ "
r thi- hCl yic\ f'o'.u Vy .H'-s r\ > ;> !
obinson." Mrs. Nancy Tie r.r Aok,.
in behalf of (he at's-j .misw y .
a iety; > ? is i a :
;1'lAlKclL'IL 1 ' J_t !
louvn a busbarri. Vr . b'-'Tr ' X:rio- >
i'** .'-M"! t?*?i hi!''-' a (r v!"' j
:r?. liass of Wa: rbnrv. C. :v\: [
'..ruber of r-;si* i;.?< ' Lri iiu ,
H n host of >iher relatives an-'
iemls.
Mis. ?!>'|y Cjvrn. of t!./ |
nir.-'or* i f Maccilcria d.iat i. i j
>"iU. y. a.iay ivarrir.?. Th:- r- -
n:o-~ i'p fn stirt; . in >!.. .Mavr'iust-ml
Irov" to avail lb... ar::U?u??j-?
iativ- .
.Mr. y-.'i'.h *V. ail- .r. v ?.: fare - i
i'/.c ' at Hnpo Weil 7v: 1:1 oiicr it
oru?n\ afternoon. I'.ev. X. T
oven, pastor. Ho was a "Hsr. <j
Rev. \Y. I . JivO y. J. ii. V.b
oi i'i clii ry.
ear i of ( .'anti.^t . a.i.ti
I 1 ., '
us t i:f l?! '.<\l ?'.a soay jr.
II'jv. Alsli'.'Uik pas.or. i':1 ii r
her Hi r.njiin ;.;ai < J; i^ A ..7
rt''?vZtv.
-Sror.za Mi teo.f gIMi^T hv
ir ot Mis. 11 ii 11 i? Ash a:n. Mr .
iiie iipkin hii-S'i <>y n.ure v-ars
. I'll in l l'-ii.ia, dit'ii in .h.;. niiis
sislv. r Mr. and Mis. i ipl.i...
; ( all, S. Fi.r.vra; m ni'.n
c.Jmmui.v at St. Mi- haM ...j
. ciun\ a. Kv'V, . .. t , . I
inagin a nil Q..i k :n
'1 in." pn'i.x iv. : n?i. \
p.m. at Ak.ioh by nun.bars. . t
i' t:. .t v'iiv;,* vlai> v.*a? \ i r ' viiK-.. J
i s. I\ H. Mi' oi! :m. u'.i
r?. KAi.nn.v. Mr-. I.. lion,I, I
.li ;n r.M'r ,v ; i. ia:.1, ki:.i.;: y
c.iii.r: at SM!< ' . t. . . v> i . 1 ..
y to :i pA VlV
t.ii'i.t at S:'.in>. *.11 .Ian.1.
Mis. Lillian Jar\is sy.r.r t
f.'k I'ttd in C'riiii ii i . rv \ ..-ita
t tlaTitsL'vr ;Tt Tii.t h:i . r ,.r .
j- lit sin.ml ?) >a : v?\ r-?'.
tl"! -1 son p. !:: v ? - I. i
- t Uanwi bniK- ?
TTiirr ik. r;n < 0"l:-"T< M =TTr"A*.J"
iil i l I . I; lih ; 1 ?'!* '' ii' - i
nitt" oil atTottnt ot t-v iilni.-s 1,1 j,
r father Mr. ( ook.-.
Mr. T. L. Km I ;y .-p. nt ;h y.\ . *: } *
it! in rii. stc j' vi?itir;.; family.
Missi's Mary Adams til'
iIt- . Ol' ! .1 lK'.'i. V I i'l ' St'" ' . I
work > n>i iu.i ,t . Ais.i ??ti-s !
>sa Kt ex- 1 S;?i-.e c x:i ir-.-. i,
ir.o;i;. N". ?.i the
unty tt '-u h? v< iiu t. A pi II "Jr. 1 ,.\ j
i; !r!y s:kool with Mr#. Al shkt .l
cii. With vie- ']<" (
:s. Annie Robin-- :i .-i br. r. ' *
< irf(ti-nr v.a< < ;?> . i>
t<??u*u?,\?o-n.>?\ i ;
;,y, v ;.y t*' 1 > r.?'1 rt ;.n : t*-?- j.
"'ip fnv.iT Am~ri a. The ?.?* v- r*
iy !> :; >?? si .j < ' s- \ *
<s Mi-A. 1,. .loi.n srvn p\ ,.<! a .
pm-t from t-hp lost !'Ti"n> '\ton".-t*
?'l \ ' 31 ; '!>. .
o::d< d with cp - lotions. Mis- '
nilah Graham ivtuli' v? mark* ?<n |!
mine 'He K> <1 C> y p >r t t in. 1 <
th.' .YaH' ? : n my t. i ;
i Mrv ' : I i,a-;-. * \ .. .
' T (I.
T e pronp * >' n c-<sori
*r j \* of tlrr '> itUMw H'l i on 1 ,.i.w - '
in ??f th,> echo el r. t -e one fa ' '
y. Aft r a very irtrrretin" r-Vfcly ,
, Icr.iv; tenth' v derided that all
oi k an.I 110 . lay malms lark ]
all liny j=o nirwiy interestinc
imP5 voro led by her which the '
ooup enjoyed very mu:h. Mrs.
nnette Gordon, Mrs. lola Reese,1
1 '
E ASSOCIATION
AKS IX NEGRO SOK
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-ii M.-ny w? re ilv l.-tw.II
?fi !- Ii 1 vci. ii?M -
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f APRIL PAY-UP
\ 1XHY-SUBS
''Tfy A rv-rtA-i
l: 0 ? 'I "?
j: 7l&$cnD3l7 ami]
| April. Flsa:>8 r<
* .? 11
l*. f* t f, ?v* I
{ i'vi^.1 L. V/i- wliU J
? f >* ' tr\et* i
? a- *ne Uirt'ce and
l!
I merits.
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IVUiK SKVBHM
i-M I "t'n annual session of
?;:.vity. Nashville. ;
I.: .-v. ' Mi1,?iiiein ; Ocm-ye C.??ej
. \ >..!. Ar.v.i secretary; E.
if-" ir-av.'s .*IjY; a 1 :.hy son, a
in < ; r-i an adopted
'tU' man sen. and one sister. <
' . II as funeral '
li'i'ocjto'. Tl i burial was at Sweet
1!<-.it ,i iaiiii y. in *hv County.
i 'ai < > ill. . ,, been received here $
a'i'i'n.iv: Ire '.he maniair.-. of Cpl.
1 .ward " \\ .s'" Brown, and Miss ' _j]
a M;.i ivvi.v.-n r.f Cow pens, S.C.
M L*.'.t:n K.chbvrgr. with her
: . ?* i. i.k.u; hter. tSarah, rev.
.i??Mi:1.;-.,?after rpertd- J
.? two : i/.'.i.- there with her
iiAi'Viitc-iu Mrs. Sarah Bratton.
.' lis.. Kuth .lame.* and her little ?
iav.vhter. l?ii.r.n?, spent a few days
in Wilson. N. C. for the family
i - ' k n of her husband's people,
.he Da: den I'ar.tily, J
TTr. (N >viiQ Maccn dropped dead
M' nday afternoon Li his yard, at
: r.'u-n oil f olarni .a ht. He was "
: -rv i.'u*, christian man, and was
no of t'h si r County's yrand old
. n. I niiot:>1 arrangement's are f
_uuuu?u? :'i:s wrtintr. JL>
Mir Led Wiikins returned
~~ i .v I' i .< ,.:j. rrrn spuntlinj; a few
huy; vmy pleasantly in Hodman
. .:.u' iii>.ihI-, Miss Janie Mae jj
. etc. i
Term Cpl. Lex Kennedy, of the
."i'i i.oici'i.o s, Sr.!: Bernadins, Cal.
Tnr-r TifiT "vTrrtiTffr iris~ rt rttrr. Mrs. .73
Dr.ai;.'tb K niuby Lewis, White
.'ah. Si. cn hrs I7> May furlough,
:s h re for 5 da;ts, as. it took
- .rp~ ; \ TtHiT ftr.T'5'tg "goT ~ "7 " ?."*7
Mr. Wn'i.v.n Hidley, of 598 Bat- "
.-.i.. is. v amp ivvuinscn, Arkansas,
is \:.? Jus; his nv-lhev, Mrs. Ridley.
Tech. Cphv' Fioyd" Mtfcruikin is J
i*:;.;* h:^ y.ife tnu parents. He
s i*. mr. (pn p McCk'llan. Alabama.
7;j;. 1 'l.i.vits M river. of Conway, _i
mi Sum'.;.;.* here with his sister,
.'?!:L'!:. Johnson, Graham St.
I'M. .lames A. "\Yi'Piums left on
Sa. ><h?\ ;.r Rai.hv.ore, Md. to
: :: - i. ;ht "Mr. Willi* Wili
:.;is. :i.! "tot : it': ti'ves before -j
: Camp i:i Arkansas.
I.itti,. <i...si Will* is a pa- Jj
. >: : r.y tr Hospital. She is
v. r.v. : - r.eh. tl: y ami hopes to I
.V.'.liie Jlabcook spent the
^ :ai ir. V. :1sor.. X. C. as guest
. i Rev. and Mis. W. A. Hillitrd.
H
?.!.VT>AM VvRIGHT
r a ? m i s T
:'?n u- rVa'ltf ?,"J Av'vN-nr. Not
* ? ? ; iv and Lone Te-morfow .?1,
'< <!, f > mt. Seventh Daugh...
, r ;nv-> Seventh Coreralion. _
f\ "N WiTJl VEIL
?,ft i.><;.; -.iiivr l In -your
tif'A ' '. -. : ) (! , ;;o?'T for the
'at '' ?' hy wonderful
. vrroj'Ttjr the
_V\j 0," 's lifp; f-lso
fci " - rr?'> up on all afTairg A
?tr*. h?as- Invp ai- =
' n matters. family nf;
and moat ? ?i
w -yt-nm j'-'Tt rtin'ng to the wel
. . f nil, 'c lit'.. d
i'ermanenf'y located in Studio H
Tents on Meeting St_ on L', S. j
Highway No. 1, at City Limits, :
M est Columhia.
XK-X-!' 'X1 ?
MUM H FOR |
BRIBERS_ _IJ
fcvill visit all City i |
ig the month of ii.JI
anew your Sub- ii J
Fhey Call or Call i ik
maVe your pay-4^ 4
?X' *X? 0 a fll^j raB
.. t tf&atii&k ill 'i