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- ^ Saturday, May 1, 1943 -yj ERSONALL MENTION I ROBERTS-IHG,OS I ?.Mr.?M'* <' E Diegs of I llii mpton, V'a., arc happy to an- CB anuncc the marriage of their M (laughter, Carrie Elizabeth, t o ! g|P Cornelius Conrad Roberts, the son t of Mrs. W. P. Roberts. and the | "Tate"Richard S. Roberts of Col-. m>-t-bia, S. C., December 30th. 1043, jn ilampton, Va. The couple is r.ow residing at tht, home of the groom's mother. ' 1717 Weyne St., Columbia, S. C. Sgt. Coffey and Sgt. .Jones ot sii 4? Shaw f ield, Shaw Field;' S. t ., spent several hours in thc city Sunday conferring with Mr. T. J. Miles our supervisor of recreation. They expressed through this eon- . tact thai they will visit our city am quite often with their respective* uu ^^^athletic teams. j'.lv Mrs. Luetta Dreher is leaving for Detroit. Michigan, to join her ^ husband, -Mr. Wesley Dreher. 1,1 u -t i< Dr. and Mrs. .MeRobbins left Monday evening, April 2Gih t'~Od some parts of South Carolina, Flo. o, rida, North Carolina and other ^ points. They will be away eight or teii 'days on their vacation .: seeking a much needed rest. Tvc as faithfuj workers; two splendid nai characters. They will return ami \v . ?pe? The Just Rite Cafe for husi- -ni , . liess May 5th. Hoping all their "roc _ customers n splendid VoistiT wQL -ar We are glad to have Mrs. Gereiine Preples of New York City T1 visiting in Columbia. She is stop ping at 925 Green street. SO 1st. SgtV" Henry" "L. Fraster o f Camp Shanks, N. Y.. is spendin i a few- days with his wife. Mrs.?*--Henrietta Frasier of Marion, S. -Carolina. Staff Sgt. Ocie S. Riddle formcrly of Fort Jackson, now stationed at Gordon Johnston. Fla.. spent the Easter holidays visiting his wife, Mrs. Eliza Carr Riddl.\ 1 Go 1 Waveriey street. Mr. Casper U. Garrett. Jr.. vf ~ New York City, spent a few days in the city this week, visiting his jjflj parents arid other relatives and H| friends. He came especially t o Br see his mother, who is reeuperat- I ing at her home, after undername H| r.n operation at the Columbia Jios-. H pitf.l. Relatives ami friends were J glad to see and welcome him "1 home again. ? % Mrs. Marie Shuler Dominick i r of Akron, Ohio, formerly of Sum- Ma ter, and her daughter Winifred of ieai Bennett College, Greensljoro. N. win C., passed thru the city th,. past of week end en route to Sumter to ICii visit relatives and friends. While Mi> in the city, they were the house digguests of Prof, and Mrs. K. E. i es Pegues on East Taylor street. Mrs. Dominick is the wife of Mr. Bi Benjamin Dominick, formerly ot Prosperity, S. C., and a star foot- P( ball player for Allen University, y-, during its championship (areor. Lr< ss Winifred is a freshman a t Bennett College, and is making j good grades in her work. , j)e] pre Da RECEIVES DEGREE US - I 'j Trenton. S. April 2-1?Mis? wil Clyde B. Singleton has j.uft re- Mo ceived her Diploma with the de- git gree Ps. I)., Doctor of Psychol- ges i, otrv from thr> Colleire of Divine ;lrn r Metaphysics of Indianapolis, In- } Jiana, conferred with honor. :al ,, L.t WHAT THE SOCIAL CLEHS AUK DOING J \v 1 ho Friendly Fourteen Socu. i v Club had a very fine pieeting last ( Thursday nignt. Mrs. *.M. Loo man ' ) will give a chicken supper SaturI , day. May 1st,. The public is corW dially invitad to enjoy this dinn r. ' i he next meotihg"will Tie TiMd'TTiT "^*April - 2IK George Brown is? president. ?K The Blue St: r Social Chi!) met at 225;} 1-2 Senate St., April 27 and had ciuite a successful sos- \ j sion. Our next meeting will l> e . m, with Mr. John at 1205 Pine St. ru --!10 The Eagle Social and Saving club met April 22 ;t the dl2 College Va Street home of Henry Noble. The (> club had a fine Easter program, which every member enjoyed im- \\t, menseiy. rsext Friday nigni, inc _____ LlLh will innct rt thv rCaiduiCC <?!' i.iv .Mrs. Thelma Rico, 1555 Gregg >vt. \\ j The Lucky Bird, Social Clulr ta)| met in its regular session at' Miss C|U) Jessie Bowers' home. The rge ,\|| rally will come oft next Tuesday ,,af night. May 15, Mrs. I.. B. Mer- r,j rick will stage a chickeh dinner. lin) The next meeting will bd with A. .,n i? i u<w <<i v. A delightful repast was served. - e ic The Sunshine Social Club met :,y at the home of Mr. and Mrs. >S. k<h T. Thompson Monday evening. A very nice repast was enjoyed by sen the members after transaction of in business. The next meeting will he at 2308 Stark St. George Bet- t i ton and Mrs. jBelton will do the I.c honors incident to Vntertaining tp: the grdup. r.e: <, - - . arriage Announced ( 311 i Mrs. Stanley W. Xiolson t lr. ami .Mrs. John J. Koundtrci mnnrc < he "Hi: rinjre cf then ;hter M"s. M it y S, Ford of (\r j bia.~S; and N'i'\v V irk. X to Mr. Stanley AY. XifWeii ot . x York on November l'.'li ( Ir. and Mrs. Stanley Xielsen now at th ir lionie 'Jl> liahuy i'et, Brooklyn. X. Y. ttth .Aviation juadron Entertained V- club. ol' vounir la lies know 11 j friie Royal 11 jta\\. ? delight,-ni ty for 18 r.ieiiibci s of the .'l.'3'.Uh 1 iation Squadron ,.n Monday ..cv nj; ftom ! t ' 11 nan. in tlio ; n-nlion hull : * A llM1.Hn11.wli t irL Deliciou.,?-e-hickoo?idwichcs and punch was served. hat Dynamite Pernality Won Again '*W" W&n I \linve is th attractive Miss rtfaret K. Hlakely one of our tlltur hciinti inns of the state:. 11 was crowned "Miss Toml nso.. fht. Tomlinson 1 i^h s-inurL of > tusiroe, S. for the year I P l.t, >s Mhikt'ly is a lady of fmiso and nity and holds for herself the I po.t of In')- community. eta Sigma Chapter ) Present Mothers' ay Program iota I-i'ta S'iniii Chanter of Ita Siyma Thcta Sorority will rant its fifth annual Mother's y program at tlu- Taylor' St. t) Sunday afternoon, May P. "he hiyhliylu of the program 1 bk. the presentation of War ther representative of the up of mothers having the larit number of chihlrett in .the Tc-Tl forces. Itisie will he fiitni*ln'/l (ill: iit Thf >noukcr for t 1: o itsion will bt. announced later. AiJlion Dollar eclding at St. James t Millon Dollar Wedding iind do Co 11 tost will Tic at ST. .Tamos" ' IIC Church. Monday niMit, May The public is lor.lially -raited j KKN OLIVK A.M K ( MUUII Kcv. (i. K. !);irrah, Pastor ilinyton. S. ('.?S. S. opened on | usual hour. v it snot. Kit-hard niottfl. and teachers at tluir rectivc post of iliity. Aft r a ussu 11 01 the lesson the S. S. s cl'xvil. After a 1minutes res' the Steward's and Stewardes ried out :i warn', uraye,. service believe t. e l!u!y ' Seiiit \.as It us. The nest or saivy liyntn ho. ' i, " I m rt. U th IJlooil". I'tayer wnv. oftWed Hr<>. Curry. A s dondii collet*, n was raised by the missionaries tliy n]>cu::,<j of the service kr a few wor?U <>i' comment ti e dot preached front 1 Coll.: 15His thenie was "View the Place , il You See Jesus." K\eryon> sent seemed to have been it It spirit. \t ') p.m. a joint Kyster pro un was tarried out by the neat churches. Springfield. Holy ..I I / r^i. f a t :ii LIN, <1.111 VII '111 w||\ L-. I.I I uv J I * J ild not fully turn out hut she it an offering; whit h wg turned t' at night. I"ho pastor, while giving: n few vtnrks, mentioned the Palmetto aiter, frrr which 20 persons very ickl.v promised to take a copy xt week. "pronation oil Allen V Any Queen May 1 j The corona 1 ion of tiiV .May jui'cn of Allen university will lake ' i a eo (3 :.10 Saturday evening oa o l;i\? 11 in front of Arnott hall, aiiss Demice White, a senior I [unit. Kioii"ini.s sttulent. ,vas elect j a )i.? en c,y tile student body. At- ( i n-iant - <71 t h" TjTevii t lee led oy I iie- *uiikuiL body also-nr.. a., fu! ) j- . . i. * l-.i.je Jlili-- Ootigius, 1 ?rvitiori?irahl ef boiTiTr: tfi- s\ - j > v I.".ills. V -V 'h py .seniors, second honor atten~rrr7?rr^m?-nrrrrs ??rf ii>se:i A.m>/,die R tf and 1""/. Wi'* ) ianis; crown hearer T\ verel.te ; wott: (lower 'id, Muxeine Xel Attendants elected by the class- ' v,- i. i I ne as follows: Seniof class: Misses Annabel) dartm, Julia -Martin, nan-,. Marj'?rn S ott Junior class Misses Mai; trie McGrifT, Mary juiek, Rosa Brown, Mary Sattervrite. Sophomore class: -Misses Parian Counts. Maude Carolina. ?dna Cause, Maitfucrite Lewie, reshman lass: isses .M- tuiesi dray ton. Mary Frances- Greene, Charlotte Keuh, Kosa i>. Mars nasi The coronation address will be ii\i n 11\ i-res:..eiu inggms. i no | |u:l lie is invited to attend the ptv.^rani on the lawn. } , CHARLESTON SOCI AL NEWS Tht.. Carolina Social Girls Club met with "Mrs. Lionise Taylor at 11 State St. All members, were present and some business was iliscnssed. The Club is planning t party on May 7th. \Ve pray that the party will hp successful. ?Mr. George lay lor left Friday for McClellanvillc to spend Easter holiday with his girl frk'tyl. We hope for him a nice time. Mr. Frank White left Saturday for Hemingway and Nesinith to I spend the Easter _ holiday' with RtiTWc an(l O. Prcstis. We hope for him a niet. time and a safe I'CtUVU. . Soldiers Appreciate Magazines and Text Books The colored enter for soldiers i."is:"es tn thank the many friends I'or having given over a 00 maguoiu-s ami text books. The men} ire using them to frather their .-nitration. Keen sending them in io matter how old. They can be >f some service to the boys. Call J-tirud oi 2?10u2 and we wil'all for- them or leave them at old Howard or A ikn-Benedict court. T\ 1 i rsooKer Washington s i Girls' Chorus On Air Tin- girls' cho?*iT? of Hooker T. Washington Sc: ooT under TT)e Tttic.tion of Mrs. Jo.'n 1>. Kcynolds, i sang over station WIS Tiu-sday. April- :i7. 1;J4 'J at ou'IO p.m. as a l?art of tht. Early Diagnosis Cam(taiga |>?'Hgr?n? an not. need Dr. W. L). Chappelle, general chairman. MT. ('A KM El. AMK (111 lit II Rev. D.C. Brown. I'astor Sunday school at the usual hour with Asst. Supt. C. J. Saxon pro" siding. The First Bible class was taught !,y .Mr T. K. Ferguson; I'riniiirv ch ss jty Miss L. Dorroh. Tnc lesson reviewed by Mr. T. K. Ferguson. Ot r Easter service was tine. We enjoyed many beautiful addresses by the children. Our Easter egg hunt was fine. After the ggg hunt, ice crtant and punch wi s served. We \vert. very p oud to ha\e Miss Josephine Wharton with us Sunday nite. Site is a student of Bettis Academy. Our collection was fine. Many beafiliW.1 presents were given aft r the program. 'After The Storm" Continues To Draw Cavorable Comment The following letter wrs roceivl-i1 recently by Annie Cireen Ncl?on, author of the well-known novel which was printed by the Hump ton blishing Company <,1 CVdi.mt)ia last summer: Now Orleans. I.a. March 11, lb 1-5 My dear Mrs. Nelson: I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoved reading vuor book A FTKIt TH K STORM. The story is interesting from bo ginning to end. Nanette, the heroine. is indeed a splendid eh: ractei. Hcj^faitfPtn?trod- helped-Ker7 to triumph over many obstacles. Mrs. Lula.M. Morrison Very sincerely 1727 Thalia Street Editor's Note. The novel, AFTER THE STORM is reported by the libraiians of the Waverly branch r>i mi' i oiumnri i uuuc lamary and the Joseph S. Flipptu- library, Allen university as bcinrr the most wiucly circulated on their shelves. The introduction was written by Herbert W. Haumrcardner, Pitt. I)., professor of Psychology, Allen university. It may be had by contacting Sirs. Nelson at her home, 11.11 Ojik t-tret't, Columbia, or The Palmetto Leader and 'Hampton Publishing Company, 1,110 Assembly Street. The price is $1,00, t/rro LEADER ? * THK PAIiMl Lf'' '* '-Tf?' > r " ?, < W i s, ,. ;T fjfcj ?? JH ^jj/k ('ARC i "* ~ Who hat won wide n.eh'im from Miss Briee jravo a recital at Bcs Sunday fo>* ti c benefit of Palnu Thy brilliant sin-wer was reared b of Palmer Memorial, and attend* through juunior college. (A.N'.F 7 South Carolinians Fort Pes Mofho:?. Ia., April 2-1Seven Auxiliaries from South Ci rolinn a re included in the fjroti of Xezro women who have star ' d training ip the Wooien's Arm Auxiliary Corps at First U'AA Training Center. Fort Des Moine la. Their Auxiliary rating is tl -w-rtt e'tuiva-tcnt.-of Private?H the Army. Th(> new WAACx are: Ai'xiliac Sallie Zeiiohia Walter, 01 1 Marin St.. Columbia: Wilhelmina?LULu both Kdmunds. .'1-50 Pickens St Columbia; Luella Kllison, 7f Rutledge St.. Camden; Ora' Lt Mayer. 2S1> 1 lines Strr-Spartat eurc:; Annie Mae Wnodlaw. Rt< l.llox 127. Call ovui Falls;,Qplie ia William,?Smith. 200 Ward lit' StGreenville; Mary Jane Wosl hropke. rzn Ale Lure. t"lu-ster. The -new Auxiliaries ? re ciw theip WAAC ^uniforms and s. lot I iny' and Army General Classif cation Tests "luring Lieir lir< week in the Women's Army Au> iliary Corps. Tley are now i I las if Trniitiim a tun c they rrr learning Army, routine and prciec dure. At t e eomnleti.on of llasie Trrti inc. they will be assigned at on. to otlice or other work will go t WAAC Specialist Schools* fe>v at litional training in office admit istration, nmtoi* transnortatioi bnkinjr and rooking or radio to pt par(. them for the almost 11>0 tliti i rent noii-eombal jobs tile WAA are tloim* in the Army. They a so will have "iin opportunity" t apply for officer twining' at 01 fr.er Candidate SC oel. ON Fl IU.OIG H Pfc. I.other Carolyn of 170 Wheat street is visiting his wift Mrs. Uoselee Carolyn and othc relatives.. He is stationed wit the Medical Dep't., Camp f;iher A In. MT. CAKMKL SCHOOL NKWS Our school will havt. its cninineneoment exercise..-. on May i?. It ! '{. Mr. J. Ferny B . rns will lie t spcaki i . Peep!,* junehasiii'j certificate for our s.hool are Mr. Samuel St< (laid and Oscar Barkedale. Prof, and Mr.,. M. M. iSiitun. I >( iotliv. Miss Haw thorite^ and MiGlover visited Mt. 7.ioh Sunda school and New Hoik1 Bapt chtpc the It Sundav. They were ft dinner truest s of th<^ Nocly fa mi I IJF A ( I\~S |>I i{(, M-;\VS The following: youfitr men lja\ Z5"e"en visfPIpf HiTTPrclaOres .'an 1 riends from camp: Pvt. Fore: I iu-.mrson. -Air. Raytiion Earls < Durham. N. Pvt. Garland Wh mint. Pvt. A. C. Micheam. Pv Lawrence Rurkc. Tec*. Sergem \i.diew Cony. Pvt. Jams Thoni son of t'annv Shell v. Mis<.. vvl canic to ho with I-is fnniily in tlio bereavement of Mr. Iloylo Alexin lor, his only rnelp and greatly < voted to each other. Ailothi nop cvv HoriKJon Jackson of F Pierce, Fla.. who accompanied h mother, Mrs. Ola Jackson to tf funeral of her brother. Two lie loved Citizen* Pu** JTi7! Hoyle Alexander anil FTr I 1). Jackson's death were gre^ shocks to oiii< town. Rev. Ja l son parsed Monday after . '!>' ' w.wks illness. He l:ad beet> in d< "lininc health for about :t voa but active in nastorinir until stric en with illness, He was funcrn i/erl Thursday." Ap?il 2- at Trit itv AM! ' Zir.n hui-eli. K.u'egv V Riv. C'-osliy, District Supt. o Spar'an'i fir. tie leaves t<? tv.nui , a wife, daughter, sister, a brotlu and A host of relative, a 11 f 1 iends. Mr. Iloyle Alexander was fu 1 (rali/.ed at Ingram Presbvteri; church Sunday '? p.m. by Rev. ] K. Flack, the pastor wit1 Fost< Funeral homP in charge, Mr. A < xander was faithful until deat He bad been an chirr at Ingra * * V- rl *\ rare- ! >L IJUICE leading critics as a leading contralto inctt college. CreensboFoT M. C., las ?r Memorial institute. Seiadiai N. C y I?r. Charlotte Hawkins Brown. hea< ml school there from primary grade! \) t 17 years and hadn't missed a ser I vice since ordination. He is sur vived by an aged mother. Mr> S?(ilia Alexander \vh??is?W?year old. and a beloved woman still ac _ live. Three sisters, an uncle an i'. lost of friends. He leaves f?u ip nephews. The Hopewell Presby t- terian church furnished music", iv Faster exorcises were .conduct ;ii Albert Chapel M. K. oliurd Si and Trinity Zion. Each had. lovi !t. ; iy am! impressive programs. ;.. | . Tkn ni'ilMJU'v /'nituid nintit i\f A j cndcmy St. school rendered ai .s | operetta Hansel ami Gretel Mon in i iiay night. April 20. Quite a larpi audience attended. Sponsors. Mrs :.t j Connie and f'louggton Black. iy. The Singjng convention was a ,L. Pine Grove church Sunday 25th five choirs rendered excellent mu c< si:. Rev. McKissick pastor. ^ -l,TA4^GTGN (URC ULT^NEWS rl ; j. I ' Sunday marked another beauli \. fi 1 Easter and quite a numbei ;} 1 ciiiic i:ui to worship at each pro ._ jp'iam. Our pastor preached usiiq | us a text To Know Him and th< I I uut>t?His Kumii'rructimi XiiL .. j ?\ aK Spring Hill pastoral day Aim I he scivi. es were grand. nl Mrs. Francis Linton of Antler ,,, I son worshiped with lis also Mr n j Charles Derrick Jj'., of Kittrcll co |. !cpc and a linL. talk and 'we enjoy j. j cd having both of our visitors, u Pvt. Jack Kvisler spent lasi Y ! .Week home also- Pvt. Ottis Black p. | PlV. Charles C. Bowman also s])cni C Easter here with relatives, lie i: |. | <i nephew of our pastor and a men 0 focr?of Bet. el church here._ I Mr. Butler Anderson and wift ( elia and sen Lalvin lett fcor An ! del son. Intl., on last week. The} ! aiv planning to. make their honn j .11 that city. | Iiev. and Mrs I. S. Danlcy also I ; voishiped with Sunday and L. really our pastor is highly nleasei ,,!|\>ith both t: < spirit ami show into, i, I est and marks of iniprovnicnt thai ^ i he discover in the circuit. The program at Mt. Zion was i hold n tlu> evening and it was cx ; lira good. Mrs. Annie B. Sewel i i \t. wai; |}??aI... u.,,1 .1, <um ,m I ,>i ?> ii 11 v iji uui\^ litiu LiiiiijL;; j well arranged. . r Olir pastor ran down to take it j the program- accompanied by Rev j l!. .1. Finklii- who made timely re markk. The program at St. Paul nn< I Bethel were reported very good All the churches lure arc work .J ' mu Ugi'.hcr and vc arc mosi ure of res1. Its. ^ > .Miss Rut P. Plaek. Mr. Roscoi j Jiles and Mrs. Pinkie Oreher an l^.^iill on the sick list at this writ ? AK()l NI) >V KST COLI MB1A By Rev. \. I.. I)igg> ^t ! To M\ Readers :* " Tht. writer was greatly hindem j>a : last Saturday afternoon, why yov l.dal not fet your paper. ,1 I Mrs. Willi0 English is again it ,,, , tne t olunihta hospital undergoing another operation. Wc hope foi jj. her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Rebec :a Jones of Charj(. lotto, X. C.. was here last weet ,r ?isumg her father Mr Ben \Val t lace and sisters and othc). rela ;s .;ves and friends. She returnee )c, Monday, April 2d. The writer served the congrcgi jtion of to Antioeh Baptist < luirc) l"'l S- iwluy t and at night the pastor Hew J \V. Meal being siek and has beet ,, tor a few weeks. The meeting \va. good; attendance was fine. toiler j. tion $.">0.00. We hope the pastoi ^ will soon be able to be on hi; ). work again. !. Rev. .J. X. Caugbman reports : (V fine time at Elijah AME ehurci f Newberry last Sunday. Servic n | was good. Rev. H. I.. Bonapart i.r i preached for his people thei plially. The collection was $21.'1.0C Rev. J. X. Caughmnn was call ii-! ed to Trinity AME church. Xe.w m | berry, Wednesday to the funerjt d. I of one of Lis members. Mrs. Ros or | Tolland who departed this life o .1- I Saturday. April 24, HM.'h h. I 'Miss VerineTl Drohor the daugl m I Continued on Page N ."***& r. Mothers' Day Cora- I in unity Mass Meeting A Mother's 4>ay < 1 Mass meetine v.ill be held Sunday i ::f tei noon. .May i'th. 1 4 o'clock | at Bethel A. Si. K. church, Colunv i bin. I ? This service will l>?. our tribute | ; : tht' men and women in the I'. ~F~. Armed Se'Vi v; t <-ir parents. j ; and children. Service men i " anil women of Kbi t Jackson.' the Co ; kiphia Army Air Base and th< i [ I S< > as _-u?,sts of hmv?r. All the1 :hurchis in and aroutui' ; Columbia are asked to moperat- \ by ar.nouncintr Irom pulpit,. anil t~ hTtforrrrs and ur<re the pi ople t< ( attend. Short . speeclvs by n >ted men ar.d v omen and jrooil music wi'' fnrnr part of t ? nrocrram. ' fonii" one, come all, and nrinj; ; J'O-T friends. * ?\V. C. T. V. L RII)(iK SI'RINU NKWS Tim three services were very ' a trnud Sunday at Ridee Hill eh^indL-U After St S. t e Kaster prop.ram ' ? sponsored by .Mrs. lleniLeraon.. Mr* j S M. Broadnax and Mrs. H. Murshell ( ? the latter mistress of eeremonios. * The ba he-round on the rostrum ex- ' amplified the Risen l ord. The total collection was S?J7.I4. Total ' for thc. day was .*50.00. ' Mrs. idaTPetorson and daughter _ . Iressa snout the week end in Ma. 1 Hon visiting son- George and fains ily. Mr. and Mrs. .Jo,. Carter and family spent the week end with parents. Funeral services for . Sir. Joe Butler was hel<l at Itidgc Hill on *- Tuesday. April 27. 1 : : V (] Heart Spring Ward. S. ('.?Sunday was a . .beautiful day for all. The S. S. lesson was?taught ,)>y the regular . teacher and he loft plenty food for n_Jhought. L P The Anderson family wish to thank the Ridge Hill principal. | . teachers and student bodv for the J , -kindness - shown thorn in their ] _ hours ot bereavement. p The stork visited Mrs. Featriee I Mother and baby are fine. Mrs. t Girllie Anderson and family were the dinner guests of Eva Andesron . and family. Second Baptist Missionary Tht. elub met at Mrs. Ida Hell's ?home April 21*> and was oncnod by singing led by Mrs. M. E. Craw- i ford, who acted as president. Af- t t ter the devotional unfinished and 1 - new business was called for. The i ; club voted to give Mrs. Mary Yin- i _ son $1.00 on the Communion set. [ i Rev. Mrs. Owens. oast or wife 1 of the (white) Baptist churchspoke on the subject "Wings". Ev- ' . ervorie was uplifted after such a ; . noble speech. She asked th(? ques : 1 tion which was left for each to I . answer for herself: "Have we s wings for Jesus?" A delicious ? L dinner was served to-the thirty. one present. The next meeting I will be at The" home of Mrs. Marv v ; Bell. *r-_* 1 I Hid^o Hill Hitfh School ? i i - Prof. A. ('. Hinhtower. Principal ? Popularity Contest llrinys $175.00 * ; For Ag.. Home Kc. and Athletic Support I Tk(; popularity tontest sponsor- I 1 ed by Prof. F. L. Gardner ended i , Monday. The following reports f ^ were made: 1st grade. Miss S. I! \ Crawford, teacher $5.00; 2nd " grade, Mrs. C. B. Toomer $20.57; < . 3rd grade, Miss McC'ulluin, $15.00; 1 ith grade A Miss Well, $7.05; 4th . grade B Mjiss William,. $12.00; 5th 1 grade Mrs. Hammonds, $14.01; s 1 dth grade Miss Holmes. $.'5.85; 7th 4 Mrs. Henderson. $3.00; 8th, Mr. Gardner, $27.20; 0th grade Mr. Gardner $10.90: 10th grade, Mrs. I High tower.,$37.(33: 11th. Mrs. High tower. $10.(32. Total $175.01. The Queens to bt> crowned on t I May 4, 1043 are: t 2nd grade, Claressa High tower ?. ?Primary Dept.; StlTgrade. Ruhy ? ,, Johnson?Klementary Dept.; 10th grade. Ida Mae Smith?Hj school t Dept. i Proudness over-ruled our hearts. ? to have Misses Florine Walters_of t Benedict college ami Jointel Jen- c kins of Voorhees Jr. college -~t*. f - -visit us Monday. , i M/iss McCullum had av her guest r ' Thursday Lieutenant McLauren. i 1 Miss .McCullum also spent the ( week end in Bennfettsvillc. I 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Mr. air' t ' Mrs. Hightowcr, Miss S. R. Crnw \ r ford were dinner eruests of Mr ind Mrs. Allen Jenkins Sunday. Don't miss the high school com4 trencement comedy Friday nist't ' "Step On It Stan" Theme: Anv < " thing 's possible iT you want it j!' ' hadlv enough. All star cast. A<l- | *j mission only lOc-lac. I *i i L Juniors Kntertain Seniors Foremost among social activi- .j i tiew of the week was the Jinior- ] c Senior nrom. Th.% auditorium *1 - was beautifully decorated in the r form of a ?/arden at sunset. Be?I s hind the tall pines could be seen . the sun setting and moon rising, i After a few toasts with Ix?roy , Broadnax serving as toastmaster e Miss V. R. Mrf'ullum our H. K. e teacher delivered a very pood adr viress. The sayings of Miss Mel. Cullum will long remain with the j - seniors. j Out of town guests Misses Kail tie Peterbark and Helen Amo, of a Johnston, R. C.; Miss T.ouise Foulk rt of Benedict college; Sergeant J. Williams, Pfe. A. G. Johnson i- and Mrs. Caressa Raiford nf ff. York. 1 )ean of Woman I Mg| ^^HkI**^' | aHM ! wt?r^ :<^5b ^ flp^ , ^ ) Dr, ! '! runic J'. Kit'J vl!, . Ik-an f WiinuMi* a: "To.:); ', >;) iTisTTiuT^I3 tvl I-*i?'.-i<!c-iit of ti.t. N. tional Ls-T'ociiU-iuii < '? tTi-j-ii" < ' V.'mjik" 11 r.d Advisois io*'v i !.. in XciM > 'choo)s, wiiioii h Jl it> j '.<? 11r:i '* innnnl ( onlViii.. c a- I "1?, i,]-. I ind M. T.iMaha^x-c. da.. " \pril 21 ? Civ. v!it. I' :'>t >. . i! 'Miss Gra^iXourt Hi" j! i, . * i ? HI .- J^H 1" MgfeLpic ipgflpl . c ?- c J '$ , ^ MISS 1. VI?IA UK.WES Ciray l'u..it, S ('.?.Mis> I.wlia popular iihhu.?i >>( ti'.c -Iuhkh .jjlt: school v a- < riunni r"MC> it ay Court lli"h" lor t!u* year v i? l.'i-lt'M. iiaVill'jf raised tlu> liiyii- N st anuuiu' of Mioney in the an-' ;ual popnlarily contest ymlinu h "liiiay nijrhfc March a. l',?4U. Ic ' ?J Trv t t'lvmuiTv \\ a< i.?v.t ' .i-autifa). Miss !.Ya\is ami Tfri r;i Ilti'ntlanl s war tin ss.-d in pink ( iiifi blue cveniiisr '.'owns. .Miss leaves carried a Iv.i'y > imiKjuf't <>t . .1 AVi'i'tia ns. Tlii' I'Mwi: wa< pi'v-Sil cnti*?l I'.v Miss I.imiUe [irewton. Thf cuntt'stair.s air I the amounts < ( cere as follows; ? j-k l.ydia Kansas.' Sl-i.i' l: Altln. i' Martin. ?12.2-1: t'uiher-ino Smith, i . '11. '>?>: I.onisf AH?-n. Sp.21; lioat ice Williams. S'.'.on: I.ytiia Kvans ! ;S. J4: Gladv^ Ala a.m.' CUiice j venneily. ; .M are-ret Williams M.T!'; I.ola J.an- . Alice Sul ' ivan. Sarah Tavlor. >'.">0n- ' Tnssie Hern'. Carrie' li~e)- _ 1 cms. Tieauty Shaw. 5.'!1 ' lattice Haste >trr.T< : Ceoryia done* g 'o.o.'i; Kymtl Smith S.'l.dO: Annie iVnrkmnTT-^:;.!n: .Initio '"alter llvscs Davenport $2.70: Elsie haw $2.1 IV Total $1 1:1.20. "t This ("titi vt was u'ivi-n f??r thi* > ?enetit. of School I.ihrary. and tage c. rtaitrs. The contest was', ponsoii d l>y "Mrs. Etlv.l White. PASTOR MAKES I.KAVE law . W. K. Cook, for the* past itrht years the pastor ol tite Arhurtown Chape! Pentecostal httrclt wi'l nreaeh his farewell f sermon Monday ni.-ht May :ird at f aid civ. reh. In connection with' ho sermon there will he an .call- j r mate literary and musical pru- ] < cram which will include -till o f f . ho i>a.s[otT of'"The A t r.luti Town ' ommunity. T h e Arthartown > . chooi oiaii th?Uruwu-Idha-p-? toted pianist ; nd sinjrer. Immod- . ately following the program Rev. -j 'ook will 1 ave for Washington, . >. C.. where he will assume now . lutics. The public is cordially ini tod. I APRIL PAY-UP L CITY SUBS w T t. |: Our Agents \ |; Subscribers durin | April. Please re | scriptions when T | at the Office and I ments. PAGE SEVEN AKDKN STKEET ISO FLANS " HOCK AM I OH MOTHERS" ~ ( "iitirmed from P; ge 1 i.d much i xperi. no*' in his field nil ht- proven a very efficient acher. in wiping with the April drive ? en oarage the brying of Dense Si! mps and Bonds a sptcil feature of the quiz program u last Kiiday was the giving of '< ;'> ili-r Staail's to the?winner.*. i.t. i.arvey Jonnsrn of the Air +tse?IVm 1 the t*ft- !' of evnemon > alio t i>!. iKfoert Brown of jt Ja.k-on won- the long disinre rail which was givyn as the rami prize. The participants eniy7M~T lie iyog. iin so mu.h that . \v is a ntjuea* for another quiz ; "gram s ?oi?. Un I'Tinuy Apt:! -10, a Truth and onsequi nces party will be give!) nd much fun is anticipated. Po The Missionary Yemen of So. Caro. iy~t >cnr ("(' wm-kws; 1 : hi surf that v<m have heard ill rmt "be held as usial but in s place there will be an enlarged IxefutiX'e Board Meeting, comn-mg the elected officers, Epis ;i;i' v'upei visors, St; te Presients. C onfcrence Branch Prcsients. and District Presidents of enior and Junior Departments. -'Hie Oiatoiical Contest will?be eld Friday night. July 23, 1043. am asking- the Conference Irene It Presidents to aid the Jun>r Conference Branch Supervises to arrange to._get the Di^t^ict upcrvisors to elect contestants, wo from each district, then?get ? lie winner of each district, have i the conference; then bring the ' ueecssfol contestant to the Exeutivy Board Meeting, and the utCessful contestant will be caried to the Meeting in Little lock to enter thc ConneCtional ontest; Theiy will hp six contestants at !k* Board Meeting. Do your best j get. worthy yocng women whoN re willing to work and do their est to bring the laurels back to outh Carolina. T)v subject is, "Richard Allen u Inspiration To Youth." May the Spirit of Missions ever eep alive in your hearts, I am, Yours for Christian Missions, S. L. FLIPPER, Stat* 'President. NINETY SIX NEWS W . ' ' " Mrs. Annie Dial is home after isiting her sic!; grandmother in lorth Carolina. The Easter program at Bethlcem was extremely excellent. The hildren really had the Easter piri'r in th,', vendition of their -citations. solo.? and music o f 11 classes. Miich credit is due to he work of Mrs. Lela Johnson, fiss Matilda Butler and Mrs. G. i. Parker in training the chilren. Collection $14.0d. Thanks to Mr. Solomon Graani and thcr Willing' Workers lub for' g'xing tlu* Sunday school hildren gaudy for Easter Mr. William Hampton of the S. Navy is here on furlough. Let's not?forget the Talent Lilly at Bethlehem. Deacon Jas. iavis and D. S. Williams and lie other deacons are going to art over a great finanfcial drive, .el n< "pep up" and push t h ? MADAM WRIGHT PALMIST 'amous Reader and Advisor. Not lore Today and Gone To-morro* .ook for Name. Seventh Daugher of the Seventh feneration. BORN WITH DOUBLE VEIL This lady arrived in your *mMAL town to do p.ood for the public by her wonderful powers- in reading the \\M history of one's life; also gives advice on all affairs ^^9 of lrfo, such as love afairs, business matters, family afairs. wills and divorces and most very-thing pertaining to the wel:uv of~onc's life. )<?n't fail to see Madam Wright, he don't fail. She has been in our >tate and county 8 years and cr c?rk has not ever failed. ( all op write Madam Wright -- West t ntttmHa, S;C. 'ermanently located in Studio 'cnt? on Meeting St? on U. S. lighway No. 1, at City Limits, test Columbia. MONTH FOR f CRIBERS I vill visit all City !: g the month of | :new your Subhey Call or Call i i make your pay- i: