The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 24, 1943, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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THE OLD GRAY <
Wk*y My Mm v. iv. R tulip tili?
BISHOP NICHOLS BEKEFF C(
??<" " .
The late Benjamin Salter Nich- f5
: -glgi aPn *Btp *)r ' k"ltm *'
Nichols, and brotner 01 msnup i>. ~P
Ward in iciiois passeu to his eternal ^
L'H.. reward last wt-ek at nis nome in *
New iork ana was lunevalized m s
Charleston last i'htirsttay ironi the .
... , fielding s funeral Home. A large
number of tnenis oi Luc -N'lc ois. P
tamily aitenaea tne sua r.Us. nr. P
K! Brogdon \\.u lu yi.a.ge 01 ?
the service. Otneis ass.sting were ^
Kevs. J. C. James, 1). N.Wilson, *
Kev. Roland of Lenuuu Baptis. a
church and the writer. Dr. J. E
Beard delivered the principal eu- ;
logy. His message was 1 in pres. *
- sive and highly commended b y *
those in attendance. Bishop Nich [
ois came with t?e body from Nev. '
York accompanied by the widow *
of the deceased and saw to all ar- j
mngenients. . _'Tis. true Bishop 1).
Ward Nief ois has been elevated J.':. 1
muliiAn i., #.n?. " '.TiiiViTK- ^
in*- l.UII ... v.,.. ...... v..
and praises of him doubtless ' itmount
to but Very little Frtfm thosc '
of us w..o are in humble walks of '
life.. But to his everlasting crod- j
with the fifth commandment w.ich ~1
begins "Honor thy father and thy
mother", etc. While his parents '
lived there was no night too dark .
or no day too cold for him to come .
when they called. To my mind
this tad much to do' with his elevation
as the wishes and prayers
of-ttis friends. After the passing
of his parents hi? interest has hot
waned the least "In his sisters and
brothers. Speaking with a delegation
from Alabama in his nb
sence tvev said he is the best bishop
they have ov(r sM'n or
of,
The NEWEST EN C V C LP PA EDI A
We are proud to state that we
have received several application
for soaee in the wonderful vulume
that's td he published by fti
hop R. It. Wright, Jr.. Ph. D. T<
know that Bishop Wrig t j.s i ?
" charge of this publication is suifi
cieht guarantee to any body U
purchase space. The i'aimeuo ~
Leader i</agencv for South Care- liiia
and fas mailed literature
blanks and terms to scores of new |
iw/tr on/1 wn tVi on it* *Uio
inpr them to secure space.- This is
atiottret" appeal r~o otn^~
nifthy. subscribers requesting them?
tb avail thcin'nolvuu?of?ti-is?last J
oppQrtunity. .They will be dead
Hdfore another will be presented
It" is indeed strange how some not^
?reh people will pay $25.00 -to .run. .
tHeir cuts and sketches in a county
bulletin, or a newspaper, to be
read a few day, by a few peopie.
then thrown into thp waste basket
and refuse to pay $10.00 to go in
hard back book that will last forver*
Confer at once with The
Falpietto Leader, Columbia. S. C.,
Drawer 327 or Rev. E. Philip Ellis
241. Ashley Ave.. Charleston,
6, CI and secure gpace i n Ibis
greatest Encyclopaedia to be
... printed in the A.- M. E. chur n.
THE UNION
Owing to the illness of President
J. R. Pearson, Rev. J. W. Cur
ry,.vice^presidenL was., at his best
as chairman of our session fast
Monday. Order of the day "A
Spiritual Church", by Rev. I). N.
Wilson, electrified the entire union
and reflected great credit upon the
speaker. Our A. M. E. Alliance
meeting was full of interest. Rev.
G. B. Mitchell's paper on Sinning
Against the Holy Ghost met the
approval of the scholars. Charleston
ministers are paying up
their subscriptions to The Pal met
to Leader. Let all ministers and
laymen of the state do likewise.
We will never amount to murh as
a race until we learn to patronize
Negro business enterprises tvittrour
money and not simply out
mouths.
ST. LI KE ?
nc are over uie top with three I
thousand dolars. That's t'^e result
of a reaUfoe statf of officers,
noble captains and most loyal mem
hers. This js among the best eon
gregations in the rh :r h of \vM ft
there U none WteV." - "' "
"Let Us Advance On Our Knees"
PIEDMONT NEWS
Due to the unfavorable weather
last Sunday, the Ladies Auxiliary
Club No. 1 was postponed
until Sunday p. m., May 2, nt
the usual hour. MVs. Mattie GambfeH
will entertain at her home.
Easter exercises will be hold
at St. Matthew Baptist church on
Sunday p.m. April 25, ut 4. The
_ public is cordially invited.
Ldttle Patricia Ann and Carryc
Ma? Cambrell who have been vis
. iting their wiele and aunt?here,1
Mr. and Mrs. Lathan Boyce, have
returned to their home in Greenr
vi'lle.- -
M*. *nd Mrs. L. V. Sullivan are
receiving -congratulations upon
the'arrival of a son, born April
19. The little boy has been named
Jarriea Lewis. Both mother and
babjr are line.
Of iptereit here ? the marriage
of Mb* H#J?n Cnift of Andemon
and W. D. Cliancellor this
? xity. TJie couple are makxiig their ;
hdrtjar^Tn Piedmont.
Earline Making,' Taylors
iecetitly viilied her father and
kftow ah?a are.-rationod
, YQxit cooperation will he
jj^p^yiatly appelated.
"' - 1
Metropolitan A. M. E. <
South Carolina Day, Si
New York ?'ity?The Female (
Jsher Boar<l of Metropolitan AMU
hurch presented their lirst South
arolna Day. Sunday. April 11th,
tarting at 1.1:00 a.m. and coninuing
through the day until 10
.HI. The program?? gp,moored
y the South Carolina I.er.gu^. and i
liss Maggie McLaughlin was the j
upervisor for 'he same.
At 11 a.m. the Rev. R. A. Ridick
presided. . 1 h .sermon was reached
by Rev. M. Q- Buekman
astor. Zion Baptist chvirc . \owrk.
N. .1.. and r. member of the
iouth Carolina League. Mrs.
luckman, wifL. of the pastor, was
guest at ihe ss'vieos. .
Mrs. Alice Frost, evanir. I:; '.. v a;
he mistrer* of cm monies at 'he
;:00 p.m. service. Tin- opening,
ervice was Jby__Mrs. Marie DeJar
and she. was arrorv panic i by
er Junior quartet. The guts1
peaker was Rev. A. Eugene Adaii
LI)., pastor of Mt. Morris Presvterian
church. Mrs. Vivian Rid
lick supplied the ntusie for the
;ny.
At SM)0 p.m. Mr. Howard D. Mr.
Jill, one "1 Now York City's leadntr
funeral directors, wuviV tvj'tsj
or of ta re-monies. Mrs. M. W.
_,a\vtun gave* a welcome addrf'-s. I
Rw?response a> giio-hy Mr, '-VL._
r. Oliver. Solos woro by Mr. Kob rt
L. Sanders. Mrs. Gertrude S.
"rump. Mr. A1 Greene. and Mrs.
Helen Webster. . Tlio Hon. Wil- I
iam T. Andrews gavr a very interesting
spoeeh on the post-war
planning for the Negro. It was
toth informative and enjoying te
isten to.
The Junior Male Ushers front
I'ethel AMK church were-among
.11 r guest* in Luge numbers and
tlso Mr. Thoma, Grant, president.
Miss?Martha Keith. the chairntan
of the day. wishes t(, tTiaTiTT
vn?ntr^?i i>?itrihtited to make-the
S< uth Carolina Day. a day that
will hr> I'Mie remembered^
Mi?s Vetreyc .McLaug*lin. sifno"
fisor o* tV? p'^oer-un. also wishes
t? extent! her thnn'-'s for tht> South
C-sns-iinn I,o.nr:uLa*.AVrM a., f"r hf'r .
re?f. to those v.h0 nartiemat >d ir
making t'-t. program a success.
Closing remarks were given by
li. pastor.
Female I: shers?<-rf?Metropolitan
Keith, president: Flora White, vice
president; Lucille N?aly. se reta-v
Elizabeth Matthews- treasurer;
M. W. Law tor. e* aplair.
^uuui ' irTTcTTTTr * |
Hon. Willifm T. Ar.i:rt*.v?. prvv.-1
rlent: Mm! J. H. Pa tt^r.. v*c"* rr('S? j
frfent: Mr?. Helen r. |
cial secretary; Mrs. A'..:* F:-.-'. i
recording secretarv; Mr* -
VeaL_ treasurerMr.. su Sv -brooks.
cha?j&;r: dfr.:. T -, ^ '
Smiley, serg^fcrt-u'.-arr-s
Trustees: D*\ p S. a . ?. -Mr.
Edward Mr
veste-r McMd'a**. P v P. ?
rence. Mrs I.. 115m*- P'-n?. Mr
ard 0. M:GiH. Mi*. P M; j
Eaughiir? Mr, p- : G:ar.:. sick
committee.
CLEVELAND. OHIO
Thp F)<-ho rah Hibb r;;77^ <tt \ ^ 7"
tioch? Raprjv-t chimb:?rrrn t?-^?
Wailp H. McKinney. Mirr-*'
ored their teacher. Mrs. Lillian .T.
Ganttt with- a surprise : nnjvc rsary
partv on the ?Vc!Mjie of Anril 1 3.
at the home of o.'ie .of their iuem.-_
hers on East R5 street. Mrs.
Gantt a member of the Deaconess
Board organized the Debonair Br-~ t
bio Clr ss.'over 33 years atro. She
has been married to Deacon John
H. (lantt a former South Carolinian
for almost 50 years. Among
those who helped ro make iii" affair
enjoyahlr were Mrs. Idu Muslev,
Mrs. Ardeiia Bradley. Mrs.
Albvita Gordon. Mrs. Elvira Dunree
and ni.-im- Atiimi.
Mr. Amos .Junes of 1072-1 Amor i
Ave., has been confined in the I
hospital because of a severe illness,
but we are very pleased to
report that lie is now?rrt?homer
and is doing nicely under the eapabl_e
care of his wife, Mj s.,._Mu'?.d.
Hancock .Jones who is a graduate
nurse. Mr. and Mr-. -Jones will
be remembered in Greenwood, S,
C. The latter is a cousin of JJr.
J. G. Stuart of Columbia. S. C\,
i nd th(. sister of Dean Gordon B.
Hancock, now of Virginia.
Sgt. J. T.' ]<ine?. the brr,ther of
STr. Amos .Tones 1 is nniv xfrffnmerF
at McClcllan, Ala., and he writes
Hint lie is in tiplnp d'nmo.
Natalie L, Henderson, brilliant 1
15-year old pianist will appear at
Severance Hall as a featured
guest artist with the Cleveland
Women's Orchestra, on Sunday,
May 1). Miss Henderson was born
in Oberlin, Ohio and is the daughter
of Mis. Deota Palmer Apple,
a music teacher whr. i.
from the Palmer family tree,
which first saw the light of day
in South Or rolina.
Down the Carolina way
Talents prow In tr.M r.rrnv,
ere the mountain dew distils
Or palmettos shade the rills.
FRIENDSHIP RAPT. OHl'RCH
Rev. \V. It. Washington, Pastor
?4
Sunday was a beautiful day for
church goers. Sunday school opened
at the usual hour. Our pastor
preached a soul stirring sermon.
The ^stor and 'members wnrit
over to William Chapel and the
pastor preached forthern at 3:30
o'clock, Collection ?23.00.
The Williams Chapel school
closed this week with a wonderful
program.
Rev. L. Z. McDanvel spent the
week end In Dillon. He reported
a fine trip. /
W? are praying to. the Lord
that the War will soon close and
i all mankind will bc in peace.
"i^
Church Observes
unday, April 11th
War Worker Rewarded
A suggestion fsr "paving time -et-jGeneral
Eiec'rifj's war plant in |
Schenectady brovcht this check, to j
"Buck" Exving, cx-ba;eball star now j
employed at the plant. Kis sus.tjes- i
tion speeds up transactions in the
Comptrny^store:?A native of Macv
sillon, Ohio, Ewing broke into or- I
ganized baseball in 1S19 with the |
American Giants as a catcher, later |
playing witn tne I'.omcs.eaa urejs i
and an all-star colored team which j
toured Cuba. He played his last full
season with the Mohawk Giants in
1935. He has lived in Schenectady j
tor several years and joined G. E. in
194L
f
Richland County ?..
interracial
Com-m it tee M eels. .
A mootintr of the Jtieiilapd
Covnty Committee mi In'er?aciai
Cooperation was hold Tuesday at'tornaon
At ril 11 at the Columbia
Trvo-rm?T Tn I .. *;ih :c?rv of tllO
Chairmen, Dr. .T. 11 eywa'TI T-ihlies
Miss IvobeC-a Tleid secretary of
t,!.o i*. atC or<.-ah.iKatio:i presided.
S e reported that in her over
the sir to wo*'!; ;he f"t:nd?that ~ero"
fh dh rea'd:;*' ini -n1-!?in in- te'raeia!
proidt tv.s. and that there
v. as c<tv, in! h'tef'-s* mi t'n type of
r> er? 4ir..j wi-iMtn takiry leadersh~'r.
in the Ri hi-'." i civ.tntv creep " =uih
-lor di/r-". she .stain "TP TH7-"
^ p. , Ti -1: i t. D an
D'-.'i.lh.y f th?!'tvi Ty
i "has. it.. (!i an of 'votm n* Mrs
r.. p%'-.is-:?: nf city an !
* shC _Va<?"
.. ... Mill III!
!;r.a rrr. --r';r Thi?. she
'! i>i ;?!'- ? V fr?
r. -fr*,. > .!-, 1) f!>'C-raV.
: }. i. 1
V- I'-i'cl.. r. f? '< ? > : !' .. : th-v.-*ri
rr'" his* frtH-in lot'lnon "KTT..
- n ' nronrK. <1 a < on-U'"'-ti\ .
yvirrrjt - fo?* * V f> "'1 i 11* 'MT'1 **:a!
rrobiitns of th<> South in the
sfi uh.-.r.) unv ami hv ii;if. rt'- .
f^ rt f i moos, li was C'tn(?( <!
?>f wh'to ]'a>i ' fr.<M i v: rv
Southern n ; 11 i Me'Jill <<!!'or_of
tho At'antn Journal nm-'id.
"'h ; : >'! \\\ ? ms* | t<> appoint
<-"nv>"Mtoc <>1" v 'vU' J
-nrg to :riirr'w;tr-. n ofcmiv:tttrc from |
ire rrr'Hip (i* .Nftrro leader? to
work r.'Jt a definite pro"tam for
ohtainintr their irTTiTuaT oTjJectives.
Rc-v. T.; ( Jerkins reported for
the e'v-ir ;tee that the project
of ' r lav-re nds fpr
Xeerro children was not v< t completed.
tat tivT th<# ooir.nv ( ( had
~srr"n Mnyor Mar?:'.ri!l. ami lie Ivad
c ! ' oopi-rat
Mrs. J. Tt. Cain announced that.
Mayor Marshal! had also nfomised
to sc. urn the services < " ? " npotenr
Xoero directress for Saint
Anne'-; phaytrrouncf. Other communities
throughout th" stale.
Mis? Reid "stated were i qually av
ar" of th(. need for sue' rrcroa-tronal
benefit , for colored children.
and were scfurim; for them
p2rlcK and pbu'trrornds.
Tin* committee appointed tr. interview
owners of the white io*al
press to request that thev use
eoiftesy ti'les for Xet'r,, citizens
: in their eektmnsr .we- not ready to
t' jit much could bk i'n"" ah nd
these linc? bv indi vidodc 'ar
| any oj us mp.n Sl.c m> ivn?nn v'iv
colored citizens should bo rep-sod
the ordinary titles desgnaiin"
whether they are married or sin
gle, male or female, would ju?t
sinrtnlv use ihe-e tit'ey." s'e said.
"weM soon hey in t(1 influence their
general use. Personally, for 'IF* j
tears. I hav been calling all Nc- j
ernes above-the serving class Mr.,
Miss and Mrs., and I 'nn't understand
any one's objections."
Mrs. Cain also reported that, in
response to complaints made at
the last mooting, about abusive
treatment of Negroes going home
" ith bundleic r?y certain policemen.
that bott individually and in
groups manv white women had
called upon the Mayor and remonstrated,
pointing out that such
I ?u; -- ' - -?
wiiMK,-s ,vitc not. oniv nrutal. but
umW-morratic and illegal. Mayor
Marshall, vhp said. i ad agreed
wholeheartedly and pro mi sod to
put a stop to all such objectionably
occurences. ..
ScvCraT present announced thatr
?inee the* action of the Kichland
County committee, requesting hns
corrpanv owners of the community
and state , to treat Negro passenger*
with more fairness and consideration,
that conditions had
r.oticably improved, except in a
few cases of a very few rough
drivers. The Negro ,member3 pres
4
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CnU'MniA DIVISION MEETS
Tfic C huh bin -D;vi.*iorr- of \ho >
13 cv Scouts ol Amvrica. h;ul it.' i
monthly meeting Tuesday. March |
1:0,. at tin.- ISO on Taylor street. |
Plan* for .summer camp were fits- j
cussed. Mi, Henry (Jack) W.il- j
Finns chahimiti?of Camping ark- j
s J for the .support of all oncrat
ing commitu ".s ivft ause camp this j
summer will be toe largest tvu !
attempted. ' j
?La?IP 11?forty -six scouts at- j
tended summer camp in .Jenkins- j
ville. The following year ninety- !
oiaht scouts, v.i lit to Mill Crock |
in .Sumu-r ca. nty. .(.amp f> o. date
:7r.d place will be--published a >!
so' ti a> .tie. Committe malas it- 1
ieiH.it. All ?i'visions of the Co n- j
eil arc i xpevied to contribute in1
fnUiLUlat jug these plans.- j
Nine member,s of the Scout mas-|
t r> Tmining Course received cor-j
tilicntes a; this nieetiii/. Mr. J. 1
p. Cortes, chairman o " the Can-|
i 1 St oitb ( :"dli;i:i ('< 'liictl train- |
itj j -cotiiraitt? e )>r< -eiitcil the c i |
TTttrate:?Meinb1 i s?contjiieiing?tin. |
cutis so wire Messrs. William Latent
were all in accord with litis |
report. j
The chairman being ahs.nt. the
crota? una0imously voted thai s< v. j
i ral changes ill r irr.nmteo I'l'U,- |
tme. time of meeting, notices, fccv.
etc.. be re-commended tp the exvcutive
committee for adoption, and
c!i':s bee11 disn^s-"i! ilii'- nieet-rn-g-v.-it
li tin.j reminder. "
"I\i rn;mbe.r." she said, "v> t.r
a'l enlisted 'in a great common
me-i . . id ii is mi to ear- of nQi
de o.r hit evi rv dav. The <>b
active- -uu_ .air w<w-t-i;y ;n'w r.r< 1 j
mii'i cull:*1 al! at <-.;.cc. nor IV dy-iv'io;i"
?'f?trrr.ii,i. .?i nn h?ea!
must do 1 ho duiiii'' and t he
working and th? l-.rHHjr. That's
hi- way we'll s"
MAKION (01 STY
TtAfttKtti*- .MKK r
Mat ion Coanty teacher.- enmo
onethor Friday April 10 at 7 :J0
at the At;i.i ion Jliyh school i ji
their last ineoliivr for the y.ar <M
ilMU- i;i. t^uitr a laice number of r
toa? hers ware j>?*'?-ent. The d-Notional
? x< rciso i.ivnal by sir.yinp
Onward <'lira linn tjoblk'sT nray.Vr.
l?Yit?.n. Stan* A treat for
Ni^'in schools was j.resent a".a!
was presented to th Association
by Mr. M. John:.kin. Mr. Folton
li-A A- \r:y pnictic; 1 tal):.. Kb .;t
of ail It-o reminded tlv. I -nr.v.-"
<>f tli;. < onditions that a:- brought
about U? fav,A? -ot-ih:s war? H;.
stand tint the teachers had a
bigger job to do than over before
in history. Aside front teaching
th(. childien, it js the duty of tie.
teachers to g"L the people in the
community to raise chickens, hogs
.nihil cows and plant gardens.
Then the teachers should have
these things also. Tip then urged
tliL. teachefs to do their very best
for each pupil. Try to keep them
in school and help them to bt. the
kind of young man or young lady
-t-but Gnck* Sam vvrll?b^ fuoud-tail
a ve in the Army. His talk was
enjoyed by' all.
After Mr. Fdton's talk Marion
High School Glee Club sang three
spirituals.
\V"e then listened to reports
from Hev. James Davis and Mr.
A. J. Norwood, our delegates to
the Mate Teach .i s' Association.
Mrs. Gorltmo White, our uhcrme's"
teacher, thanked the teachers for
tin:r r"i,fi|inv:plp:n tp.rntij?nniir ihc
year. .She then named all the
young nun from our County Association
who are in the Army
rnd asked Mr. 1'. (.'. I eggett ta
oll'er a ""prayer for them. Mrs.
I Hat-in leul the Association in singing
America, which was uedicated
to these young men.
Mr. M. Johnakin, president,
made closing remarks ami a successful
venr's woik was completed.
L l.KKDS \K\VS
The Red Hill Baptist church is
making rapid progress under the
leadership of Rev. }|. K. Taylor,
who is really an organizer and a
man of Clod. Each Sunday every
person that enters this church receives
food for thought from the
well planned and ably delivered
f ennons.
Sundoyv ApriL ? was a lovely
.lay for service. Sunday school was
at its best with yupt. and teachers
tor preached a soul stirring sermon
full of information.
Sunday afternoon the officers
and members of the Ebenozor
Baptist ?.hurch were present to
help witness the making of two
young officers- of this church., Rev.
| M. B. Glenn, on0 <?f ohr young
'ministers, and ither welcomed vi
IETTO LEADER
Fw
:duts"^^^
k1?a 1\| \ ;
i'v.cr. John Alston, Walker \Vil- I
bams, Halo Kennedy, William 11.. j
'Rurton, Klbert Risers, Allies D.
Bog: n. .Tamer. Anderson and Robert
Raker. Mr. C. A, Johnson,
chairman ul the Columbia di'.ision
presided.
I'A M1)F\ TROOPS
REC CIVi; ( IIAK I KKS
Maine: Academy and Jackson, |
ITipth of Camden, sponsors <v "-l
Troops Ri-4 and Id." received charters
iron: tno Actional Ollk't1?nf--?
Boy Scouts of 'America.. Mr. Ros-\u
Ik Stevens Executive of the
Co.neil made th(. presentations
to Mtss 1. Bry.ou of Mather Acad.my
:.mi Ke\. P. Mdodana o 1'
Jackson Hiyh. The ntincipal r.daiess
Was <i liveced by Rev. Mr.
Cretftf of ih(. Methodist, Church.
,mt\ w. i. orowniee cnau mnn ot |
t>ic. Kershaw division introduced
.Mr. l.'Mov k. f-citt. Field Kxecutr.(.-Council.
Certificates
were issued to all ,V>jp conny.it
eemen.
;'i \ N mR SI"\i?dKit CAMI'
now.
sitors were present. Afterwards
ti'(. I.ord'j. Supper wan rdmini: t^ r-j
cd to the croup. The spirit of Oed
was hi'jh ttii o. phoat fie so?vi es
of rhv day Wo : .'q -prayhrc- that
this year will he oat. of the u'resttes.t
oiK*s ill .the history of tiie
: lunch.
'i'hi.so on th? > li-l Mrs.
Virtmy Tin in i psor. M:: y II.-!!
Foofce. Mis. iJuth Iialsiy. m.
!1. Tlinnij son, Mr. York Ilrown,
and l)ea. 11.1'fur Crc iy. we hype i
Tmn nr^rrnndy rccovy ? ??
?.M'e"?Curt.^s?Mat.? nun n. ;?
the- wee!.-end?wrr-?hrr?parents. ?
Mr. and mrs. Clarence mci.urkiiu, .
The ' ollt-wiii!. . .I'denis r~elft
tile week-end with their parents:
liI... M ..... / if : i : ' ' > f
ui<>'\ v j vi: 11 o 11. .V 1 .. iWI}',
Hi>?\vn. vile rv.
ch'kstkk !' Vracicwmis
Mi. and Mrs. David l)oy;ra;Ycn- j
r. i;k of Atlantic City. N. .J.. a to J
:. isitint lis parents for a W w ;
lays. He i- a tni'ttjlw of t !i c |
li'st jifa'li.htiiijr class < I' Kin ley \
Drjrh scroll. His \vifn is a teacher :
in Atlantic City s.-hool. ! F!
Quite ' i innb' r of persons 'roiii [
hoi'c all ailed the Yitu*un-R?uil- !
".a v. r>
I'.iilii Sunday was observed mi . ?
?1. nday ate. moan i;t Dnoklyn :,i
; i b.'t tiacle. by Josepaas Chapter. vc
'Ji'-Ief of llie Kastet a. Flan, Mrs. ?;
Minnie Wi'^ht Worthy Matron.
.Mr. J. C. Wr.ft? wr -r irrv'f n mTpnT" a
si-ciik;1!1,, Mv<. K. I.. \Y. Stannack
. p'-ke in behalf ot Queen Bain- ?
>!vJTj:: Cm.n.i r. >??>. ' V; .Mrs. lira- K
.iii'0 (ir* jroiv tor Biipht. Lijiht "I
Lij^ht (.hapten, Wilksbtu j.?; Mrs. '?'i
Dosia James for tlie Chapter at (it
Liberty Hill. Masons from Cephas 1 te
Lodfre were out in a body. Music ! "'I
was tuvnished by th,> Stars, with \ w
Mrs. I.bii.-v B, Atkinson pianist. ] v.
Soldiers here 'hiJ wfek aret Mr.4 nt
Lewis Blown. Utah; Mr. T., M". 1 ?v
Hall. California; Mr. Henry White I n
( -amini) and Cpl. Joseph Crosby I c-i
both from Camp Br.ckenrid^e, 2,
Kentucky. | m
Mrs. CucinUa l. oker wTT^ called I !s
to her home Thursday, near Clin- I
ton. because of the death of her j M
father. Sho has the sympathy of j k
an of her host of fri.nds here. ~t
Pro-Laster prog*. i m at Calvary in
j Ifaoti: t church Sunday nijrht was . t
( enjoyed hv .an stppreciat ivt. audi-. !>t
once. Miss Julia Spanu. Willie M. ( m
-B*?rris ami :Vr-?+rH?Neal \v ie di- ?
l'rof. and Mrs. S. I.. Finley had r1
I t i I > m? M.nntii \V?Kiiieii<lay ?nd li
Thursday, their hrot her-in-lav., ! t
j Kev. P. A. Callaham r:ul tneir j in
'niece, Mrs. \ ivi-in C. Klt.-r, ?> ''j t<
| daek.-onvi'.le, Texas. They were | -r
called to Level Land, S. (!., he- v
, cause of the death <>f Lev. Call::- a
hunt's brother Mr. John William '
C'allahatn. ,R
Mr. Quay Hopkins. Sr., was K
called to Tupelo. X. V., to see his a
son, Mr. Quay Hopkins, .Jr., who '?
is critically ill. Voting Mr. H< pkins,
who was in his third year T
at West. Point, entered thf? aritteil J v
Joices just two week;- ao.o. Their '
friends liere~jire .vj-ry anxious, to C
hear of his recovery.
Mr. Lin wood ( oiling <.f tin,.',,;
| son College, Irmo, was the w ek w
1 end guest of Mi. Cihb Horsey. . -1
I Rev. ; nrl Mrs. Land of Rlairs. ''
( were (liaiicr quests of .Mrs. Pea- u
'.lie,. Gregory Inst Minday. ?
J Rt-v. Mr. land |ii Kmi Sunday
! night at Union I'aplist church ''
-h~?>4 the inclement weathor,
a veiy good service ws.s held.
MAkRIACi: AXXOrXCEMKXT 11
Miss Viola F.aster and Mr. Wil
lia.ni Moore have announced their v
marriage. which took place on
January 20. Uc is the acting 1
proprietor of Heath's Pressing | ^
club and a graduate of Fir.ley high . r
school, Chester, Si Gr- ?hs id a t *j
senior at Finley high* ' ii
?^?
' . *
'V' '' . x
ilelciiHod ^ l>y V. Sv War Dci.urtn
airy Division activation ceromonic:
J? 4
^ ' K* ^ i Ly i;. S V\ :it l>i-i>nrtn
FORI' CLARIv. TLX AS?Lieuti
Commnndinjr General of Third Am
the men and ofileors, durim; the
Cuvuiry Division, Fort Clark, Tex;
;:ii:ni>siiii' a. m. it iii ucn
Dr. M. V.. A.siUer. I'as-tar , :
CUUuU.,. >>.l . i ' li t.iV V..'_
11\. i in v i i>u "..r la. *11
1 lueji.i - ..r J t < a-.. ,
j 11 !.i v a;u1 : 11.1 ..
ry iiiiri fVi:i. .> . soa ij.u:.
.t v. L.vt-n y \:.v St; ft.
nn~v Y>\>XC;?\i:'Trr~?ti \ i r?* ::i'
I'Vii.y tit.y. 1
it r:;/U>f i .s? : it is .*;>:?
T. ?..iT: y saTP: iy i. mir.?ry 1
as. a li... (>:;>.*; ot il- '1 - al})!'s*i-''j
IK' t.i Lt'-.l'i: {., -V.: S. It. i . At*. >:;?}
r. ;ut.<vrv?uiH>;. 'lYc pastor's 1
xt v.tis Act '7:1, subi> ? '. .
Phi? Yiciontuis Ki-im". kir.F11-<.i
( 1 i i '.'ir. y ;.:i,s. i . J
V i\i *ntl ; . ? < it:I lie. ir '
*$-. ( '"isT" tm? ~vicc"ri?:;j: \
(1 P.V. ( ii.-ii V.:is : II'". A <
hi iaiii.s ioilo.i l\ ;; !< ra '
irl and Mr't Sundays i'"t (7.- ?; ? n-(
al i.areas ? o< t \> Ait"-, i
abi-ila .* la.'I;!t?'<i.sv is s'?i;l '.i; h-tui.
atoAV ! ?;i jit i -t Church
cvt T.-V. < lit re" >. i *r
Servicer ~ v re ytuad eti ia?"
w:? 'iintr S. S. wis vet. :
f-'-t '.-civ ;,s ;r'.\vi
, the prsior. A.ftrr a v.!; >
ayer'V. "'n"' tia pa-tor pi" ?. : "-I
i?H-rr -ion)-* ?fr-H-o '.-A *
tfc3WBr-=g-ftr--HrT*i-*..w?> ! ?I
it-al Si'. 1 i I. A!'*' P.~
1 > I . I I I i l l -
Wti, in vi'.nt i", I'd! is to >
itc. I' 1 . it- - v. aiitoa but it was
i i ? servi' "s a yooti
el.-; 1 ,i taken. Aiuonv 'in
isito v.--,. tli- pa-V'.i's -7. till.I
Mis? Ii M. I. hi ' - m. t"n-V.?'r i,i
i'V. C : K i-t? r. ?fi.-=:; fir.nly
<lit> Y> :,i'< . M's- II. M. .T< ]:n>-' n
rv! .Mi-, ri-'--. <1 M n?i ilV.
X-- ** M'.!>- AMK, It h.
in- K'R-v.
YV. Wii'rht in t!t.' f';:i. i *11 < >: :<s
el Mr. IM'i
if Intorrst
Mr. I-Iani-r a - >c
ft'-r ni n 'riwr . . . ' nn r. j
it'a ly:? v.iiV. Mi'.-. I.'>ln -1., Itav'i
r<l (lii'.il :v. Mr-. i);r i,. is t ? M'
??f in this tv. ^iic ""i;U
ith :=ir ni<? } "r Mis. Kl.z.i Y?>-i:v.
P C;Mi-' <i TTiil.
Af i.u i:. ,.; r u-m.i
c..iu' ;iftfsnendiif i.i
ivi'i-iiv? > ) \vi?>> her mother.
T-l. ']'< Inir.i.l nvw-y-^u?- Cam,,
Javis. in X. was a ff--v
avs vsiliai^ parents' nn-i
!liMr< n on C.'dooil II ill.
Mii? l.n'a D. McHlaies cf Mount
ill". hr-r nv ihe bride of Mr. P".
,1c.\Jnp iis of Clinton in a shr.plo
nd imirrrvsivp wedding cf'rf'11in,,y
ih;c' took place at the McMoriV
honirr lye re Sunday at?d p.m.
"he vo'wV wo it f-potrrn hrfnro an
mproviscd altar in the parlor ^itn
t-* '
? ?_ . -?
"I
* ' ~\?
* >&:>
. -4
tout Bureau of I'u'ulic Relations
"General's Flags" at the 2nd Cav;
at Fort Clark, Texas.
* " av:
.... . _ N
. ,
1: . of I'ublic K* ?tion
:*nant General Courtney H. Hodges,
ny. Fort Sam Houston, addressing
activation ceremony of tha 2nd
i>iv H 'v. ,\. C. 'V.icki tt. jVa<ir.;
" i\vr Vii \':K <hureh otFi i.u.
PtV. L. A. Adam.. wa> he:v from
.'?. > . <. .i''' nia v if it his
M.'. and Adams. 1
' iv. ; . . V> . L. i I ..liter's
Wi'ilic Aivclia cole- I
:i !: ? v'<j 111 l iith'lay Anvil
. .' ( : t ir i-o-ne hi iMnr.inj.;- at
."' If ik!~!(1!. ' ?,
M':. :\ F. I IIF R OF
f!ii:rri-it i?ahsks-:??**
Mr. H. r. Piper. a20 8i) depart
'i * i.iTUvudiiy cv'enir.j?,
0. at his homo on Ashlnrd
!. lie" w: s f. renili/.L(I ;it his
i".lite:1. .i?11 Wilson iiaptist. oi)
Maiy April LI. by Lev. .J. (A
i'V.'neirtrn. t:is t itsl?>r. - it(> was st
1 niVaiher am! a Christian
i-.mi. !!v. told his wife vml cousin
ik i v > woi i y about hir.i. for he
was j/oinir home to heaven and
was yoin.u' to follow tin.' Lord . vciy
step of the way; and sai<i to
iiis wife, thy Lord will take care
i f you.
Ilo leaves to mourn his loss, a
lo- :r-jt wife. Mhs. M. Piper
v:o little ? h'ldren, Rosier Mae and
lienjantin Piper; two nieces, and
a host (lf relatives and friends.
; I'UK'!' h:wl tr;?\eied in every
' 9? 'It civ. !??! VA r. V"V? tin 11 niiou
rrr^r?sb ILL. 'Uf. 11.I* jU'Luiiagt1 linw..
. v er seen hero, wore fciT.t"*-tfy
. '; 1 * 1 ; ! If v n'vl rr wwil
. ,oi ih:;u covered the yravo.
V.ur.y feU gr.t/ts av.d letters wi re
,> < ; : . i-it l>> his wit'., The burial
v.; s j.l Sweet Hope cemetery in
i the country.
I RHXilv HR.Wt H ni:ws
I
I Mar\ I.. Williams, Reporter
I
| De-pile the inclement weather
Siinnay an a) in relative crowd \.-a<
] I.: ( .-.>i? ;r c . i'!i, Sunday sc. oof
1 in Min a ;u.?n..; i mi iurly taarrhi.
I lonely n viewed 1 >\ Rev. Baii"
\. Kev. Raiiev a grain prea "lit"!
j <-:i< of those >otil slimm; sermons.
it v. as enjoyed ! y all.
t >ir?. Harris, a missionary from
; ;V.? a. oiio.u's M is>innaryState sdj
i iety v.as with i,s S. n lay. We
(were <;!::d H. iv,.'tier. A mini!
i t r ot c.;;r inemheiw and friends
I ;. oin r'nii;,; w re also with us.
I A i s I .out ij K< nn.-r. was the
I Wee!: I III! ".TKI nf M*fcr^ fVrric
I m'iH family. TTTi- Visit
I v as t a jay -d ..by ail.
I" Tv.; rrTVr j;.',!: :i h h-urn vi i.
i'ny i. i : < ":1s >;><i i ' u r's. He is
I t \r iv.(1 at. i"Tin Sill. Okhi.
I Set. I;<.l>:-it W'iilinms wa^ the
| Sunday ilinnt v truest ot' Mr. and
I Mis. Delia C\>r!'.y.
I Do nit. forcct the sound movie
J Kn-ter Sunday nipht. Admission
15 and 25 cents.
'uifTrim i ' '' ' ~?: - - 1
I
Saturday, April 21, 1943 _ ' 4
Classified Advertising
Column -a
Special Notices, Cauls of Thanks,
Memoiianis, Birth Announcements
Marriage Announcements etc. are
charged for at the rate of 10c per
line. Cash must accompany the
i nor. Minimum charge 60c.
IN MCMORIAM
Am a k 11\" A pil^ 12,' 9 2:1 E11 ~ U?C th
You're gone but not forgotten
Never shall your memory fade 7j
rSweeTeSt ihouphtfr shall ever Itn- - A1
per
Round the grave where you are
laid. - |
Sloop on, dear mother, take thy
rest,
We mLa*...you- most who loved-you !
|" *~ best,
(irwl t;>nk- vnn linnlP it w --1 ? Hia
will ?
But in our hearts you are livinc
still. ^
' Sons, H. I,.; Jacob; J. W.; D.
O.; iieib.it; Rev. A. A. Ainaker;
I ivaujr.it; is: Carrie Amaker, Mrs. .t
Sallic Riley. Miss Annie E., and
Aii?s Miami A maker. Mrs. Emma - ;|
I \\ iilianis, Mrs. Ow bell Adams,
..lis. Pansy Savior. * I
IN MKMORIAM
In loving rememorance of my
-dear,-betas ed husband, who dej
nrfec! this tffc Ji-'ic 8, liMth?
Your weary hours, your days of
pain and weary nights, are passed.
Y'our patient worn-out frame
has found sweet rest at last; onlv
God knows our loneliness-and iio^
long have been the days and - '
nights; for we try to hide our
oness and check our lonely tears \
for you were a sweet husband and J
lovely Pastor. ;v
Servant of God, well done, L
Rest from thy loved employ; I
I The battle fought, the victory \vpn _
| Enter thy Mantel's juy.
We loved you, but God loved if
you lest.
ESSIE LEE ROBINSON,
Wife.
IN MEMORY OF MOTHER DEAR |
1 We -shalh see our On -Again. jt _
I "There .shu 11 Ivj no night, Rev. y
21:25.
i n?*re is no death, there is no
H+ght, v . -a;
The l.ivi.h one passed beyond our
sight iR living in Eternal
Light.
Removed from earc and pain, and
some day in a iall'01' land, ? ~
We shall hear iht. voice,
We shall txmc+rthe?hand,.and with ?s ?
lifted hearts, which under??
stand, 1 ' ' \Yc
snail see our own again, our
_ loving MOTHER DEAR."
MARY ANN IL/AVYS.
Rev. h\ Laws, Husband;
Lamest and F. ('. Laws, Sons;
Neola, Ella Mae, Virdie, Ruth,
Ellsworth and Survenia daughters
CARD OF THANKS
The widow and children oD the 4
i; te Henry Parson wish to thank
their many relatives and friends \
snown them during their recent i
! Uei eavement. ;
MRS.' LENORA PARSON
una wiiuuren
I. A MAR NEWS - '
Church -rx-hool was well, attend- ,
j;' la.it Sunday. Sunt. Jeffrey and
lc ae. el's wefe at their post. Ac- ,
em\4r.g to ..an announcement by
Su.pt. Jeffrey, Prof. *Y. B. Jame3
j principal Lamar high, will sponsor
I-the program for Easter?Sunday
j afternoon at -1 p.m.- Miss Mary J.
Mack is sponsoring the financial
.11 i . e for Easter. The workers in
the contest are Mrs. Nettie Jeffrey
and Mrs. Thqola Porter. Each ~
member is askd to pay $1.00 as an
Easter offering! Mrs. Fannie
F>*n 1 >c." was fro rruest of her relatives
and friend^ in Hartsville
last week end. Mr. K. D. Davis,
to the delight qf his friends is out
again. Mr. James Marcus is all ~ I
smile, over hi.-t fne garden which
I has many good things to cat in I
I it. Mis;. John Sanders made quite
a good report of her trip to Vir|
ginia. She reported for the fol
j.lwir.g members who sent $1 each
I for t';o ehuvc h: Mr. Chick McCul"dr.
Mr. M. Duhose, Mr. Johnie B
j-'T' "h. Mr. Ik Ma.^liack, .Mrs. J
pATnrr^ Sinter. rov Shnffy "
' l.ur ' : Mrs. Bessie Alford.^Mra.
y J. Slater. Mrs. S. Daniel anci ifl
M's. Theola Porter brought beau- ^B
''i'1' flow >r? for the pulpit Sunday I
morning. Thanks
S-.ir'v (irove Church ' _ " I
^ Mrs. Pollic SamuelsTif'"Norfolk* I
Vo., js here visiting relatives and
friends. She paid $5.00 in tfllW*e- V
cent drive. Mr. and Mrs.^KKymond
Ryrd, Mr. and Mrs Cnas.
Enoch Mrs. Ellen Lucas. 'Mr. C.
M. M Cullough. Mirs. Mamie Nich- I
o!s and familv WCl'o nmrtnf?
visitor^ at John Wesley Sunday^^B
\Y. Frasier, Mrs. M. Nicholas
were (he dinner cyrests of Mr. and ifl
Mrs I?. Nichols Sunday. flk H
Sunday will lip another rodTet-\_
tor day a^ Sandy Grove. Thp-of^f^
ficprs and ~ member* are pulling
hard foi an over the top driv&_^fl
I for "Faster. Mrs. Marion Rivers:
i doing lior best" to make thing*
I em for Faster. Mr. K. Kirvbv
and Mr. J. Harris were in Bishop->-JflK
ltd hist week on business. MR. |
Rurrr.ug'S TV proving himseffsM^
: real leadc r and c hurchman. Mfr. 'jm
Win. Ilym-'H is one of bur leadigg H
farmois. Mrs. Hymos, nig wiT'er'f.jM
is president ?f the Young I'eojila ~r^M
1 firorp. Sjio i? a splendid chuych1 j
I worker. Rev. and Mrs. F. G. C. :!fl
I Dubosp spent' the week end her* H
I visiting relative;} and friends as I
| curst., of his mother, Mrs. Hamier