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ii.mu; eui.ie to my house and told i \ >
ti'.e tot hp 'could give mc? "luck". J-uc
He asked for my money, sayine rt
- v uui<i Miss it and return it to toe
,? W[i lair-e.-l havvn't b*'?m able to lo- hit
cato the man or my money. mi
Ik
Ans:?And you won't. It is quite an
p-~ evident that you have been swinrf-?^
led out of your money. Report the
matter to the police so that they ! At
can he on the outlook for this t'-<
"swindler". The best way to bless I all
W your money today is to invest it i tTr
L in Government War Bonds. ?'o
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1. L. M. ?- Why is it my husiuMnj_ is -i
'<>? 1 -pending so much tinte in his lodge'
here of late? Reckon he has an-j m:
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ED7STO SCHOOL NEWS A
Cordova. F. Ci?Edie Miller, one
of oUT students, Juts Just, returned
homc froni the Tri County hospital *Al
it Ofi'.n .'eburg, S. C. where he-had- ?-1
to undergo an operation. He seems
to be doing fine.
Mr. Aiken Curry, a member of H!
our class, hrs returned home from
* Washington, D. C. where he was
l... j_ Called on business for'a few days.
~Our" school has Weekly night ~
classes for the adults, taught by
?V? 'mir principal, L. H. Peyton. The
entire community is /cry much
rp.ti ! e'ted in tile classes.
j' * F.,-hv ne js interested in the ,
info tr iii-. n ! ing given out on the v ;
pojnt ^ration and general form instruction.
~~
i log last week a check-up re-1
H vr;. , t.-af Marie Prince end
Miss Louise Simpson had merited
first and second honors, respectively
for the mnintainance of the
highest averages for the term. >- li
They will de.iver the Salotctory an
and Valedictory addresses on commencement
day, May 7, 1943. llrr
(Mi'ss) Gedelt Salley, reporter .V
L >' ROBERT SMALLS
? P 'I1IG1F SCHOOL
fc
I Beaufort, S. C.?Durtng our
chap J' services last Tuesday morn
ing, April 13, Mr. George Wright b?1
was in charge, a member of the 'n*
1 senior class. The program con
s sisted of: Readings, Instrumental r,'i
solo and Spirituals. The program A-p
was well rendered and received- bes
* The thdnthly Faculty Forum was <iei
held Tuesday night, April 13, at u:i
^he school library. The meeting
Kit was opened on the regular time. L
The Chairman. Mrs. F. G. Rcid
PL-* tiook charge and presided in a dir
E?v 3 short and brief way. The subject 1
jffi. of the evening \va, "Vocational hri
pi* Education Training in Our the
Schools". Miss B. Dawkins open- Khi
mL ?d the round table discussion. The ' n
B- * subject was fully discussed by the itV
' teachers and the summary by Mrs. wh
Rr , H. P. Scheper_. Atany thoughtful Mi:
expressions were given. rnr
??>' ' The- Robert SmaHs high school die
ShT- - -heht rts rygmlnr PTA fiioeting last I to
BfrL' W^OTtesdaV at the Washington li- he.
-{J . biary.'1.1 TliO int'i'lliiy u'hs opened | Lo
Igf with singing by the groun follow. I Mi;
ed'by rieciting the Lord's Prayer in tot
i?'j.' concert. The remaining part o f tvai
w-. the meeting wa, in the hands of wa
gEt-* the Secretary, Mrs. W. M. B. hn*
fej'- Joncs^, <jup the al^nee of the this
^e^3^of ]me last meeting--were ! the
BrVTjeaA, received and adopted. Af-|sur
which the roll was called, ,lct
K, ; yeech , <)Ae responded with Bible ma
TewtfWid^ataej, <* - * : 3
K, Mtar Gr'Wihfbn the sixth grade spc
P?:' "B teacher, gave a quiz program f<i<
Bf.y y?hloh w?s enjoy fad ?y an. rm
^Benedict College
Noses Out 339th J <
K aiiic j
Efefcedict Col- cu*
[ ^2. Thc'efi- <?r<
umetl out to Pfli
Lg game. P"j
16 men. qf the
[ biter to -the t-wW
tt social hall,
it by. a group is
Wed refresh- '
fencing for the vei
INGS ARE NOW READY ~~hr
tov^ 1 J*
nee ON THE
BLEMS OF LIFE
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BE'WALLACE SERVICE t
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ler.wman? He used to spend all v
i evenings at home, but now he
;t seeing to be out entirely too a
;eh. v
t
s:?Your husband is ambitious. -t
has been elected to one. of the v
/anization there are ahvay, a f
v who have to shoulder the brunt 1
the responsibilities and do the t
uk. Yot r husband is the back- 1
ound of his lodge at this writing,
hen the new officers are elected. I
u will see more of your husband.
W. - Tlie second week after
nas I went on my vacation and
t a boy who \vas nice looking. ,
ndsome and very good manneri s
). When I met this boy I loved a
n and he spys whtfn lie first saw r
he loved mo. The nights that i
went out he treated mo nice c
d Wo had rood times. I believe
actually- loves mtv-does ht*-?is:?-It's
doubtful. He's one of ''
ose boys who believe,, in showing
! the pirls a good time. He likes 1
em all but none too much. So !
n't let your ima?rination run a- ,
ly wiili your better judgement.
ie^ "romantic visions" you are
ildirig^around this boy will never v
itcrializc.
]
zed in this column free. Simply j
~your letter. For a "Private ftgv ~
I'S NEW ASTROLOGY READ- >
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name and correct address to
please include a self-addressed. --;
[>1v." Explain your case as ful- j
yoitr problems within the scope
r with your questions and mail j
ERV1CE, care of The I'almetto !
bia, S. C. I
IACEDONIA HIGH SCHOOL .J
The final Declamation contest 1
is held at Macedonia high school -i
>?! 1<>, 1943. The contestants J
re at their best and held their I
dience spell bound .throughout ;
o entire evening. The pastor of <
e white First Baptist civ reh of .
ackvjlle alonrj with the English J t
'.tructor and principal of the i
nckville hich school (white)
ted . as judges! -
"Creation" delivered by Fannie
_Muldrow won first piece;
topes" by TIctvy Small*1 followin
second place and tieing for t
ird place were Beatrice Flirvies
io delivered the "Soldiers Pp. 1
eve" and "Liberty o- I>- ,h" by i
-ban Ik Thi; ,. n:.. s. was I
'ecly attended.
The first and second read"- will
?v viivii t\ I' r l i ' JIT J*. ?
lock in the r.c'r-ooj auditorium. 1
icse grade? are undo:- ?' < m. "
;ion of Mesdame,. C. Augustus :
d H. H. Tobin, res?v c ivelv. jl
On May 7 the high school will
esent "Tommy Falls 'in T.ovo"
o public is cordially invi;eil y 1
tend all of these exercises.
INCASTER TRAINING
HOOL
The good people of Lancaster
th white and colored are singT
the praise of Benedict Col:o
for the splendid program
idered in the school auditorium n
>ril 16th. The Octette was at-its t
<t: solos and ducts were ren- a
vd. We can't but say that this n
s the* bosi of I've season. To A
:onipanv the singers were l)r. (
J. Starks. Prof. E. E. Riley and I
s. O'Daniels, who is the music j
ectrcss of Benedict College. a
^resident Starks made ? few
ef remarks about the aim of y
> drive, which everybody was
(1 to see and hear liim talk, j,
is program^closed the popular- ]*.
contest i'ri\-e. The,.four ladies j
o nuule ufr -jrrnitest were ?
... a * : ? ta ;.. ^ * s* *
v ru.\, .MISS l_/avis, IUIS5 Lull)- p
i iind Miss Bradley. These la- j"
s have worked hard in trying .
make the school win: U Tfbught |
Miss Fox raised $n..15; Miss ^
Ms .$3.1 fi. .Mis- Bradley (j* 16.90; ?
ss Cothran $27.00. making the
al $55.40. A special collection e
s taken for th(? College which S(
s $10.04. The Lancaster Club
i been able to send the College
* year $91.64. \\'(> all know that y
nedict must reach** the goal ^
it it started out to reach. I am p
e the Alumni is not'going to
tho flag trail in the dust. Long
y she live. '
tfiss Maggi,. L. Sims of Union
int the week end here visiting jj
ends, the was very much up- .
ed with the work That Is being
ie in Lancaster thru the school {
ALSTON HIGH SCHOOL j1
jummerville?Dorohesrt*^ Xoun- ^
Teachers Association met a t <
?ton Saturday, April 17. Many t
tters of, importance were dis- I t
l8Cd. Our district ' chairman. I g
. Ba rn?K waH present and car- ?
d on qtiite an interesting' dis- f
isiory. After thc meeting the (
>up was served a delicious re- %
it in the Home Economics de- I
rtment. " fi
rhe High School department
11 present its annual play Fii- c
y night, April .'10th. The group I
presenting Chintz Cottage. c
Hie Primary operetta The ifcd- 1
iturps. of Goldilocks will b e i
sserited May 4th. 1
t- ' -
lope well School Has
Successful Year
Winnsboro?The Hopewell school
nder supervision of Mrs. C. L.
titchell reports a very successful
ear. The children finished some
ery nice projects end showed inerest
in their work to the last
-ighCn,?The average attendance .
?good throughout the year.
'he teacher is very grateful toward
the parents for their fine
ur.poit. At the closing April 5,
large audience was present to
ritness this grand agrir. The enire
student body participated in
he plays and made it one that
vas apprecirted by all. Miss
Vaster instructor of St. Peter
rave some interesting remarks
rhe Misses Mitchell daughters of
he instructor recited some very
nvely poems.
)RAYTOX STREET HI SCHOOL
Prof. R. F. CJadden, Principal
Xewberiy, S. C.?"WednesdayMidnight"
-- a mystery melodra11
a" was presented in% the high
chool gymtoriiun, by the seventh
ind eighth grades. This play, unr?r
the capable direction of Miss
.ouise Burch, was one of the best
if the season. The proceeds will
r'o towards the May-Day effort
>f file participating classes.?Att
ippreciativc audience witnessed
U ... 1 .- I - - ' ?
in.- jim.v ami a mci' sum was real- I
zed. The following impiis received
)rizes for superb acting; Fred
'oleman, Oneal Clkiiu. Gladys Auarns,
and (Jthello Goodman.
After the nrogr; m. the students,
.vere permitted rr Social hour which
vas enjoyed by all.
l ook for "The Princess Lost A
Kitty", an operetta by the little
'oik.
SI"NI).\V SfllPOL CLASSES
AT C .VTTF POLK
Camp Polk, Louisiana?Sunday
~;hool classes were begun here
ast Sunday, Th,. idea was advancd
by one ?f tne corporals, Reu;en
A. Johnsoil, of Carlisle. South
'arolina: "Cm-jToral Jolufson "lias
icon in the servile fr six months.
Ic is a member of Williams Chap/I
A ME Zion church at Carlisle.
All the boys here wish to express
ITroug- the columns of The P?lnetto
Leader sincere wishe,. that
rh.ir no.ther*-awl mothers every.vliere
may enjoy.the ha.ppiest-Euser
day of their lives. The boys
ire of good cheer and are highly
. onfident that ti e United Nations
will emerge victorious from the
,va r.
GAFFNEY NEWS
The Philadelphia school has
loved. Mrs. Geneva Jolly and
Mr.:. M. G. Littlejohn are teachers
here.
\V(. are glad to report tliat Mrs.
Amnio Lee Alexander, Mrs. Besic
Falls, Mrs. Ana Epps and Mrs
. " Browne are able to be-up
gain als0 Mnq Rachel Harrison, j
..it. aim .mis. i asm i topper an I |
Mrs.-. Johnic JcfiFcrics motored to
'partanburg Tuesday.
Mrs. I.illie Kelley is a patient
r? the Cieiokee county -hospital
.ere.
Mr. and Mrs. Erirene Obsy and~
liil.livn have returned to Baltinore,
Md.
rOMLINSON ii k; ii
SCHOOL mows
W. M. Anderson, Principal
Kinjfstree, S. C. ?The first of
:"i.- resting and helpful series of
Uh programs stressing "Health
n 'he Horn,, Front" during Xaionit)
V imiv. Ilo?i.i. m- .
I I. .inn ei'K was
resented by thi' primary Department
of this school on Monday,
ipril 5. The featured ~A~ Victory
lardcn" supervised by Mrs. H. A.
trow 11 and Miss H. McKiin. and
epresontcd by first grade tots
ppropiately dressed in vegetable
ostunies of paper; A "Health
ong" contributed by Mrs, Middle>n's
second grade group*. and a
talth poster demonstration by
liss Parker's - made tw-<> group;
lea'it'n song* and recitations from
rade three, taught "by Miss . J."
ulton a ltd Miss Roach; Poster
)r:imatizat ion of Health Rules
?U 1VHVI ""'null I?" , Ml il'fiUU' r
i.nm gi t-lt.' 4B, instructed i.y -Mr-;*.
N"; M'-Farlin; Health LLuiillL^. noflash
card answers by grade
A , - instructed by I\ri =s I,. K.
[ocse. On Wednesday the high
.liool groups p^X'scnU'il round-talc
discussion ofi^TnTitiBK'uIoaiy and
msic directed by Miss K. L. Moris.
The physical eilucation fea.ires
were supervised by Miss D.
1. Watson. 1
A practical health feature 'was
typhoid clinic on Friday which
rovided vaccine for all students
t a small fee. G(>2 students rea- 1
zed the-necessity of the inoculalon
and responded tctuiily,
Following the clinic were a ser?s
of health movies presented by '
representative from the State
tealth Department. The movies
ere "Behind the Smile" which
trussed tlv proper care of the
f>nth fii.m tlm 'I-- I
v. . v.iv iiuaii b cw c 111" ttU"
It; "Just Plain Facts," which
ave the plain facts of Syphilis
nd Gonorrhea?their causes, efects
and treatments, and "On
iuard" which dealt with the pieention
and "cure of Diphtheria,
rhesc movies climaxed the series
if programs of the week.
Miss K. I.. Morris, Mrs. B. Dim- J
>ry McCombs and Mr. J. M. Mc\lister
were the members of the
:ominittOe appointed by Prof. W.
If. Anderson to arrange the prosraniB
for National Negro Health
iVeek.
THE PALMETTO LI
Commencement
Announcement, j
Leesville High School
Monday^ May .3, 5:00 p.m.?May
Day ,
Friday diyht, May 7?Banquet
done!*? night. May 10?Plays:
"Billy's First Date"; "Calling
All "Girls"?7th and 8th grade*
Friday night, May 14?Operetta
"Mother Goose and Co." 5th ant;
? fit i grades _ _
Monday night, May 17?Operetta
"A Dayf in Flowerdom"; 3rc
and 4th grades
Sunday, May 28,_. 4 p.m.?Annua
Sermon?Rev. C. A. Dunlap
Monday?night. May 24?"Kiddie;
Carnival"; Primary Dep't.
Wednesday night, May 26?Com
mencement Exercises
Educational AddressAwarding
of Diplomas?
Ypu are cordially invited.
Rev. A. A. Amaker, principal
Supply Div. No. 2 De
feats Post Detach.
Of Ft. Jackson 8-0
Fort Jackson, S. C., April 20?
Three fast doubly plays, super'
pitching and speedy base running
featured the Sunday',, game be
I ween the Supply Division No. 1
r.nd^thc Post Detachment, colored
of Fort Jackson. :
Flawless b-all during the lirs
innings ncfSWl no score' for e.ithe:
i team. However, in the first stagi
-of -the second Trafhc "Big Piggie'
Jr.hnson, 210 lb. flash 0f the Pup
; jtly Division, stole home fron
third base to begin his bid for ba^i
running honors for the day. Fron
then oil tutt41 th^-fust ol' t-e oighxl
inning it was a pit'ehovh; duel be
'ween?( id. ''Bo-?VV?u
Supply Div. and Cpl. "Cvrley'
Jeffries of the Post Detachment
with splendid support by botl
teams.
Then tame- t e eighth inning
ami into the batter's box agaii
-strode the over dangerous* Clyd*
"Slim" Isley. who promptly pole<
a t<>ss .'124 feet into deep cento i
field and the Supply men begai
to move. Green. Couser, Mont
gomery, Alston, iJohnsonT Huey
and Hunter all sent healthy bin
gles all over the field and cement
"pTTtlio came by <MVll!v the tmrtn?
"SdTT ~
many starts, the Supply men scrv<
notice on surrounding teams oi
their intention to repeat theii
stellar perfoimnnce of the has
ketball season. Double plays b>
t h e Green-Montgomery-Cousei
Tombi natron plus the 4 hit pitching
( f Mgi'. Wes Brown gave add
ed emphasis to their team potency.
WI!.MAMS CHAPEL
A. M. E. C Hl'RCH
liL'v. I. \Y. Janerctte, Pastor
? Orangeburg. S. C.?Despite the
inclemency of the weather quite
1 - ?
.4 i4ii ki' lungregation greeted the
pastor at t:e 11 o'clo.k services.
The pastor selected his text from
St. Matt. 2t:b. Everyone seemed
to have enjoyed this great mcssage.
Rev. Janerette left no
.-tone unturned in pointing out the
various truths that centered nround
this soul stirring message
and too, last Sunday being Palm
Sunday, ti e Floral committee se
lee ted th.e most beautiful flowers
suitable for the occasion and seem
ed to have had such pleasing effect
on the congregation. This is
just li!<o Mrs. Breeland. The
doners add much to the attractiveness
of the pulpit. Everything
isi'n bloom at the above
nrrtned church. All scent to be
working hard to make the big rally
i gieat success. The rally will
voire ofl* on the 2nd Sunday in
May at which time every member
is asked to pay S5.00. We are anticipating
not le.-v than two thousand
dollars.
The League ami Sunday school
are ? til! much alive. The les- m
i;i Sunday sc c<d wu< interestingly
reviewed by Mr. 15. T. lli'ldeIjtand
and the l<>?on story was
told by little Edward' .hfrnW of
t lass No. 'i. The Sunday school
;s luTftTrir. uimneW-7Hfi nau?Ud?
new u-jjltiiv iia< been added.
lilt- IJ'-H'jl' . '.s MU.lc alive mid*. 1'
Mr. II. I,. Pmcknoy's .lendershi*).
The Twelve Tribes of Israel will
be bad here Wednesday nifht Apr.
ill at under the direction of
Miss Janie Player. All units of
the. thine are expected to take a
part. Mis.. Player has been indisposed
for quite some time and
we are so happy to see her out npain.
We have missed her very
much and prayed constantly for
licj- speedy recovery.
The tntire church is much alive.
Rev. .Innerette is truly a wonder1
uI leader'and A'c die VM'V pi'e.ld
t?f hint.
(doldie M DufTie, reporter
K.MAM Kl, A. M. K. C HI KCll
Cope. S April IS---This was
a successful day in spite of
the fact it was raining. Sunday
school at 10:30. The lesson was
briefly discussed. At 11 o'clock
the Rev. P. F. Felder preached a
faithful sermon from The foxt St
Matt. 20:30 which reached the at
Lcntion of all. Collection amount,
od to $14.38.
The rentiers of tie Pnlmett<
T/cacIcV aire The teasing' at Kmanurl
Mr. Willis McClcllan and Mist
Dora PringTe tvere happily mar
rictl on April 6th.
M. C. Williams, reporter
5ADER ,
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH ~~c
Rev. K. I.. Moore, I'astor
Sunday school at the usual hour ?
with Supt. and co-workers. Rev. ,
Moore gave an inspiring- message ,
oslug- lor r is subject Watch and .
Pi ay Temptation. Matthew 26:
41. * After service thc St. James ]
choir was filled to its capacity and ,
which collection was taken amount ~]
ing to S7.23. ? ? I
| S.inlay afternoon the baccalaureate
sermon v.a.. preached by t o
" "rv. f\ A. ?Gr.ttWen-.-?Collection
I was $1.75. The graduates wore
white dresses with white corsage.
. Class colors, orange and navy
1 blue.
Pvt. Hubert Hoard of Texas
visiting his wife. Mrs. l'holma
Hoard of Poiparia. Mrs. Annie
' Hoard of Boston. Mass., departed
this life April 9 and was funeralized
April 14 at' St.) James A.
M. E. . church.?The Siumon was
ju'eached by Rev. K. L. Moore.
Nils Hoard was 87 years-old. She
leave,, to mourn her lost five daugh
. tors, twenty-one grand t-hildren,
twenty-one great grand children.
Mrs. Peralee Summers of Boston,
Mass.. js visiting liej- parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bishop. Mrs.
rt.r> n_'_, - ....
wrnr.cihi jvilc ul uumui1 is visiting
' or narontq Mr. and/Mrs. I^j'ank
Callmau. Mrs. Ella Garniany is.
jrettinif along fine.
I Mrs, Ruth Counts, reporter
hoikjes news*
t has been teaching in Lowndcsvillc
> has icturncd home after G months
. work. Mrs." Annie E. Weston is in
. n>hn Loniax. Mrs. Julia Makiris
i visited her daughter in .Greenwood
j last week. Rev, and Mrs. W. E<
l White and; little' daughter nf Glini
, W.i.i sm ut a lew hours last Sun.
day in the tome of Mr. and Mrs.
(- AW?II. Ma kins Miss Rnhy Mae .
' (iambrell was suddenly called .to
, Philadelphia, Pa., due to the illi
nc'.s of her cousin, Mrs. Sarah
Sampson. Mrs. Lula Brown and'<
; little great grandson Johnie have
i returned home after spending sev.
? oral weeks in -Newberry visiting
1 relatives and friends. Mrs. Mary
> l.ipford and little Bobbie Jean of
i Greenwood spent the week-end
- with parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
~ Anderson.
\ ST. PAUL A. M.-K. ClURCH
Lancaster, S. C.?Last Sunday
.u.s a rainy day but a ialthful few "
1 imm/i thrnv
. v?.n? luwi VQ tilt' lUUI L'l..
' 1 no linancial side was so good unL
in tne iiastor had to smile t o
' give vent t0 his feelings. It can
.ain up here en Sunday but tnut
does not hinder us l'roin sending
out pastor his support. So lie
uueSTiot have to woiry about rainy
Sundays.
1 tie csunday school opened at
the usual i our. Bro. James White
euiuiucieii u witn grace and delight.
1 he teachers took charge
oi tneir several classes as usual,
and at the same ttnie contesting
lor tne attendance banner and tne
, oiuring banner^ When the secre[
taly read her report she declared
, mat bro. .lame's White had won
tne financial banner. Bro. Write
| then asked sister Daisy .Moore to
! picsent to him the banner. Sister
.Moore said she was big enough
to do so since she ha,s won it so
many times. Our Sunday school,
is growing larger and better every 1
' day. I
Our people are still leaving
Lancaster. Those who are not iro.
ing for the cause of "Uncle Sam" 1
are going* for other reasons. Sis- I
lef ->j. J. Thrower left last Saturday
for Baltimore to spend a while 1
wit: her *husban<ikwho left about
a month ago.' The Rev. Mrs. Boy- <
kin left Saturday for Baltimore
and Washington to spend-a while'*
with her daughters.
Pi'e. Clyde Martin from the Air (
Base Camp in Rainbridge, Ga.,
was heme a few days ago to spend
a while with hi.-; father Rev. J. ]
j S.--Martin. ,
I Mrs. Nealy McLewane was call- <
j ed to Winston-Salem to the bed (
side of her daughter- who was se- i
i rtously sick. Wo ("ope her a
j speedy cccdvcry. Sistei- Francis
; ( rocket is still oil the sick list. ]
j At this writing phi* seems to be ]
.. improving. t
Tiie ministers <>t Caneastoj- have" t
t'oHaed un Alliance.- They met at..,
uic iivn.v wj nv\. u.-o. mrtiun MU|?
I;.v ,.v?-ning.. T:;cv arc t0 render
n nrnrtuni at the /-ion rbtnvn rntiay
night. Our Pastor Rev. Mar- (
tin is the principal sneaker. Ho
is to talk 911 the Life and Cruci- .
fixioiiof
Wefojnf Xhe i?ul>lie to know
t at our i church is jn fin(. shape
row and has been ever since Rev. ;
.Martin ha., been here. \V,. hard'
ly have any friction. We just keep I
"rolling along".
\A Member '<
SPARTAN Itl'RG NKW8 <
i
Th.e reccnf cold ir. this section i
has cost tlie farmers over $.'1,000, .
i 000.00. It is said the fcntirc peach
| crop of Spartanburg county is '
lost.
It does seem as If Chaplain
Fuller's charges of the treatment
of our boyu over seas should be
investigated,
i Sgt. A. T. Pearson former N. C.
Mutual agent in this district spent
i several days here during the week.
. Rgt. Pearson is nrtw slatioried tlT"
California.^
Sgt. and Mrs. Leroy Warren. Ji "
left Sunday for Springfield, Ohio,
) where they wii! spend a two weeks
. vacation. ' _ =
i The board of management of the i
- USO lutd their annual election of [
board menibers Wednesday night
and the following Were added J. S.'
_ xJL j J' . t_ '
PROREXCB NEWS
I
I. M. Stokes. Exporter 1
The pageant Call of America,
,vas given at C.mbe'land Metho- "J
list church by -Mrs. Susan Green (
v\as quite a success. The total ,
imount that was raised occr $200 i ;
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Wiley o f h
Darlington arjr the proud parents ! ,
M a fine son. Mother and son are . <
before marriage was Miss Boa- '
nice Reynolds, the daughter?of I
Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Reynolds of ' j
Florence.
The East Side Mission, branch j-;
of Cumberland church is oeing j ,
lenaired, much to the credit of
the congregation.
Tl^e city was saddtned last ,
we?k by the tragic death of Miss
Almeia. Wil 1 iams, who for many r
years was a member of Wilson
Huh faculty,-and sister of Dr.
W. L. Williams. The funeral was
held at Cumberland M. church on 1
last Friday April 16tlu-.lt was !
largely attended. A brief pro- !
gram was rendered. Eulogy by i
the pastor Rev. ,J. W. Taylor. Interment
was at the family ceme- jtcry;
where tlye body was placed
under a bank of beautiful flowers.
other relatives and a host of sorrowing
friends.
Mr. James Jones is a patient
at the McLeod Infirmary. His
many friends wish him a spe_idy
recovery. ?
Mrs. Sarah Pace, R. N'.,,of Tuskegee,
Ala., is in the city visiting
her husband I*vt. ConniJ Pact' of.
the Florence Airbasc.
Cpl. and Mrs. Qiiinn Mosebv of
tile?Florence- Airlvgp Iiiivn hiw?n I
en a furlough at Moiguntown.W. 1
Va., liaye returned. They reported
a pleasant trip. ?
Alls. Itirth Tiiulnl left for her
home Washington, I). C., Miiuiay
night. AJTTT1 18 'to visit relatives
and 'friends. ? ? rAlr.
Jesse Dupree of Florence
County?had thc misfortune?u~f-losing
his home and contents by
fire last week. He is the uncle of
Mrs. Lena Mae Stokes.
Send all news to I. M. Stokes
or phone 1368-M, 421 \V. Main
street.
LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL
L. I). Bradley, Principal
The annual sermon will be delivered
by Dr. J. I.. Bentow, P.
E. of the-Kingstrce. District, Sun- j
gin at 5 p.m. in the school audi--_
toriuni. The PTA is now very
busy trying to make the rally on
that clay a great success,
Thursday night, April 27, the
first grades under thc direction
of Miss Elizabeth Lueus and Mrs.
C- Miller Morgan will present the
operetta A Visit with the Kings
and Queens_ -Friday
night, April 30, the
second and third grades will present
the operetta Midsummer Eve
under the supervision of Misses
M. O. Jones, C. E. Bell, E.R. Weston
and Mrs. J. H. Washington.
Both nrici'l't t:>? will lirxrin of a-.i~
p.m.
Parents arc urged to see that
their children report or pay i'gr
their books before examination,
which will begin May -1th.
St. James A. M. E. Church
Rev. A. It. German, Pastor
. The ACE League met and elect
ed the following officers: President
Miss Erma Thompson; vicepresident
Mr, James Eaddy; secretary
Miss Marion L. Rose;
treasurer Miss Mamie Eaddy;
chaplain Mr. Ilollie Frierson; reporter
Miss Gladys B. Williams.
.Viss Mamie Eaddy is to dismiss
the topic, What Effects the
War hus on thP Coming Generation,
next Sunday.
THE MYSTERY OF EASTER"
r<) BE 1'RESENTED 11Y 2ND
"ALYARY CHOIR APRIL 25th
Another masterpiece by Lee
Rogers, "Ti e Mystery of Easter"
.antata, will be presented by the
Second Calvary Baptist church
hoir, Sunday night, April 25th at '
1i o'clock.
Tlie choir is composed of the
following., persons; Sopranos?
Hesdames Brown, Gary, Green,
flatten and Nance. Altos: Mrs.
Re then, M isses Jones, " Little jor n
md White. Tenors: McssrsVttTrgh- J
*, Holiday wild-- Roe. Bassos: J
Messrs Artemus, Bailey, Brown '
Uid_Jil'OU.er. j
The public is cordially invited
,0 witness this rendition. :
RED HILL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday was a dreary day but l
Sunday school was well attended.
The lesson was reviewed by the
>astor's wife Mrs. H. E. Taylor.
After a warm prayer meeting
> noble sermon wag preached by
Lhe pastor, Ri?v. Taylor which
.aused us to feel the spirit o f
God. After thrs wonderful serwas
added to the deacon board.
We have quite a few members on
the sick list, but at this writing
all are improving nicely.
Woodword, II. L, Barkadalc, P. P.
Worthy and Mckinley Mackleduff.
These take the place of four retiring
members. Prof; C. C.
Woodson was elected chairman of
the boarl. Mr. E. T. Graham is director
and Mrs. Eunice Thompson
issistant.
The Rev. Campbell, pastor and
hig members o f the Holiness
church arc much in demand in
iUilJUIUC?Jliaui- -JM5ASES m guiiiuig
over financial programs. Rev.
Campbell is kho\Vn as the radio
pveaehor. He serves the \Vhole
city on Saturday nights. -
I Jet hoi A. M. E. Church
lev. I.. C. tiutler, Pastor
Sunday was ineloment Lei do- '
spite tile weather services wen
trood j t the churches. Sunday
school was very good with Mrs.
Willie 15. McCoy Asst. Supl. and
teachers at their post. The review
was given by Mrs. M. N. .
Sanders.
The pastor preached insplrin.' jl"
-eimons morning and evening to
appreciative audiences. In the
afternoon we enjoyed a wonderful
sermon by Rev. L.B. Moon of
St. Piudr Music by the Male elm- /
rus.
The annual S. S. Forum will be
at our church May 1>. at 3:.'U> o.'clock.
More i bout this prograpi
p. next we?k's issue. ,4.
Rev. D. C. Brown of Pendleton 0.
was the week end guest hf Mr. j!
and Mrs. Eugene Smith.
Mesdames Julia Little, Lola Auair
and Miss Georgiannu Little
of-Clinton were the Sunday guest? j ]Aj
of Mr Will Garrett and family.
Rev-, L.B.. Moon, Deacon and ]p.
Mrs. Q. D. Oliphant wore dinner ! g
guests of Deacon and Mrs. TI10- | p.
.nas Henry ^Sunday. Mrs. Henry !
assisted by hsr daughters Miss f r.j
Leo la??Mie,?La urn?HiewsU'i C
served a most delicious dinner. | i.<
Miss Elsie Mae Mills was hos- j 1
toss To the members of the Jolly- sr
Pals Saving Club Tuesday. ! d
The funeral 'services _j?X Mr, I
.Henry Parsons?was hrlrl last : '
Thursday at Rocky Springs Rap- j in
tist church. Thy eulogy was de-j >'
live rod by Rov.^L?VW Ma th is . ho.
f u:.. 1: r -r I
(II lilt" Wii?S A.ill'111" |
ing in the Maddens section and i N
LlhiI?umtla_.Jiis hom?. in I.aurcns
about six years. He is survived by v
his wife, ni?v dt.it'-tluers and four
sons. Two of the sons are >h the 11
Armed Forces.
We sympathize with t'.'.? family .
of tile late Mrs. Parthcna Andei- *!
son. *
i
?Paul Baptist f'hnrbii
Key. I,. K. .Moon, Pastor ?
pi
Sunday school was well attend- a
ed. Supt. Moadtfrs was absent, but
Miss Elol Watts ran. things
very efficiently. Banner class was
-No. -2.- The school -was- addressed
by Miss Watts and Rev. Moon. _
Mis.s Jessie MaL. Hunter was the
acting secretary.
The pastor preached a real rc_- _]
vivrl sermon at the morning services
from the Sunday school lesson.
Music by tht, Midgets.
In the afternoon, accompanied
by the male chorus" and a number
o~f members?Rev.?itboon?preached
at an inspiring service at Bethel
AMEJ" church.
At night a niec congregation
heard .and enjoyed another spirit- J
ual sermon. Music by Jr. choir.
The Pulpit Aid Club^net at the
home of MisTs" Rosa Shepherd on g
i hursday. After a profitable bus- j
ttops session, delicious refresh- J
nioni o U'rtv . unni'o/1
..w.y SV.TW, | J
int levi,ai closed Friday night .1
with many wishing it to continue.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Lucile Davia hud as her *
guests for dinner Monday Rev??
Moon, Rev. Bowman and others.
Each morning,"noon ami night
found them trying to get aroi.nd
to all the doors opened to then:
and tables ladcned for them. ^
Friay night Deacon Dendy. Mrs. ..
Lueinda .Jackson and Mrs. Ozellu ?'
Waffs entertained at supper ef- <1(
ter .services, the pastor and Rev.
Bowman, Rev. and Mrs. L.C. Dut- i *
Jer, Rev. and Mrs Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Crane, Miss Kiel i
Watts, Pvt. Alonzo Whitener and I
Mrs. Mary C. WJiitener. Amid
lovely decorations of ferns and
dowers a tasty menu was enjoyed.
We were all glad to see Private
Whi tenor who is stationed at a ?
i nip in Kentucky. -H<> spent two
lays with home folks. ()
Sgt?iSainuel?Itomiv and guest
from Camp Croft spent tile week
end with his family.
White (Mains Tiaptist Church ~
Rev. J. I'. Barton, Pastor ^
Despite the unfavorable woath- ^
or many were at church. Sun- ' fc.
day- scliool at usual hour with
SujA. and teachers present. The
lesson was beautifully-taught by
the pastor.
The morning sorv lees- were -very -rinspiring.
Prayer service was led i
by Bro. M. L. Grant. The pastor's
text-w?ti taken froni_Murk_ 10
Our hearts rejoiced while he delivered
the Svorct. We have two T ?
sick incumbers. Bro. Fleming and j '
SlKUil1 fdwei'l U'b [biiy lor then; I
in early recovery. I _
Rev. and Mrs. P. J. Barton and ' .y
Deacon and Mrs. Braw were the;
ilinner guests of Deacon and Mrs. j
M. D. Grant. A deliciots dinnci |
was served
NINETY- [SIX NEWS ! r
Friends of Mr. J. R. Dean and
family fornfbrly of this place hut
residents of Greenwood sympa- ]
thize with tl'.em in the serious ill- J i
licsa nf Mrs, ' fiijga-.iMin, W'ft I
and mother.
Mrs. C. A. Dean was a pleasant
visitor of Mrs. .1. C. Calhoun and i
Mifr (?. \V. Burton last Thursday. [ *
Mr. Bnrton?wns getting along | "I
fairly well.
Mrs. Annie Dial left last Wcdneday
for North Carolina to be
with her sick grandmother.
Misa Hannah Rogers of Buffalo
N.Y., is visiting her mother Mrs. ^
Cnixie- Rogers^ : ni
The Burial Aid Union will hold J ^
its meeting at Trinity ME clu.rch .
Saturday. This is a wonderful or- , '
ganization. They raise 11 h?rgc a- j q
mount of money in these meetings
to bo paid to widows and trr* &
phans. Mr. D. S. Williams is the
efficient secretary. He certainly
Sees that the finance is straight, a
_
Saturday. April 21, ID 13 1
-ItALTIAlorK ill! XlvWS _
liy Mrs. 7 . C. !)iiu^la?s
Oh "April t~, Mr. Samuel
uphiiis ami .Mr.?. Alc\> Lanul Hop*
T~ I't.' i1.??\W?wish U'P'.
upl? nuirh sat-.; sr.. aits. Alec
ir.il is tlv du'-iTir.n! Mrs. SirL*
Land. S e live.: hi So. th ( a1
i tin.
'I no S. S. S. riv:> ir; i . ith Mrs.
jTiu's Ames U.'!7 L. Sih.ioi'.cv Sc.
Vi.m- ?h? 1.1 :siit'vi si-sior, a ?! -
*ious repast, v... in rvcil. This
nr. is e\ TV :b '.nr. v.''- L
isitoi- are veieorar.
' a ! 1; ol" T> A*, i-'e.-' -y >.' nl.
: Kit.; r?.:> r. S. t * ti r?
rip': "I >. V; . ' . Ci'.-.f. Mi ;.
Williams.
Mrs. Julia T Core ;m o
.e!,p- t f t\ ' a' \ 1h?'. born Kridnv
<;miner. Ajii il . Hi. 10 S7. She is
m?mother 'J' ei'b.*,?rli;1 Imt.
i S:i nvdav 1 n pi. the baby boy
assert avay. "?!<** he" is cloiir.r
rv.\" all*. T"r.?iyi:s (]oj?? {ho
p of* .Mr. an! ???' . Alexander
r. Gore of Chester. South Cr>oan.
7..,...,,,.
The ;: i-nl- ; si-rvi.es re 'cletl- .
Wed at ML V \rop tb,. past
>vKovr Mat:h^v- i?r too
i -1' ?' . *'
an] Mrs. ;ir- (lie > <1
limits In ' na a!" .< Heath
lew litlla :'o .. _\'"as bi ll' ( 1
'oth op S-'ini nioj?nin:r. Aprs-^
I nt, N. Hr>r.e Si. Funeral _
?> ;t Mt. Hi elrtvch roritrlfd
by Tier. MrH (liev. s.^ n?<our.
_.vir.-'._ ' ' !' '" % had as
r*?i'iP'st?V v.?Fnv' ig<^ i?I v.
nd l\iis. i lardy. Mis. I .
. !)vjrl:iss al.so vciv pan jruv.-ts
Mr. Friendly McC'-'.v wont trf "4b
- *(-?. !: ?d' F?lm Sunday
visa b"s sister Mi? s Marion Me."
T7iMT- A M-51! i?Mi Ci ay?H?
Hi Mtrtc pi-"v Ai)?? As.ol'.-e Won lbis
who hod In the liospitrl
i> We. i.-r'ni.
Pfc'.- I is stationed 'o
biniv 1 : loans, I,a.: Pvt.
a' nit- " 'amp Dix. New
riscv. y the. son*. of
Ir. nr.H xan'-ler. Gore Jr.
f Che- , Wo arc a?ltb*.}?
iccial pr;-,yyi..s i'or ihe boys in tho
tuned forces!
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