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I Saturday, May 8, 1943. PERSONAL J MENTION)] MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT jj Mr. J.C. Couagt of Dillon, S. o C., announces the marriage of hjs daughter Bertha, to Mr. Al?fred Barrinime of- Georgetown,. S:C:, February ? ? Miss Eloiso D. Johnson of Co- v ~~lumbia," S.C., MrsT" Huldn Dcwalt ' Brooks of Newberry, and Miss Vera Kenrse of Allendale were r the week end guests of Mr. and * *Mrs. Conse Ritter, Allenda?<;. The * Vguests reported an enjoyable week end. Mrs. Eunice Johnson was a visitor of the Allendale Co. School closing exercises, where her 1 tlaughtei is a teacher. Sh0 whs i v ^^[8 also the week gad guyst of i' ^P'. and Mrs. Ailen of that coun- J 1 5y. She expressed herself as hav- ! ing had an enjoyable stay. ( Lttther Smith; formerly of Co?J lumbia, but now of Philadelphia. 1 li.-Vs returned after a month's va- 1 eatioii with his relatives. -h ; c ffooiMoi* II/M%A.??.I f J_ 111IIXUU ?> 1I1UWIIS, soil J . of Howard Williams, Sr., accompanied him to Philadelphia. When 'his' "furlough 'ones he will enter quartermaster's school a t New J itek. U . c What the Social I Clubs Are Doing ; pril 12, the manless wedding that was held at Bethlehem Bap- . list church under the auspice* of J the Waverly Stiver Stars ekih -was r a decided success. The girls took .. off their parts splendidly as brfdes * and grooms, etc. Mrs. Georgia J, Whittaker, being the winner, was j married by Rev. Maggie Johnson. v Hilarity pie wiled throughout tlie J entire ceremony. After the wcd~ ? . ding Mesdames . Wtittaker and ] I''annie Adams received first and? second .prizes, respectively from the hands of Rev. Reeder. _ I The Eagle Social-dub met Anvil -h *50 at the homo -of Mrs. Theltnn I Rice and the meeting was quite _) beneficial.?Menibei *?imrl?cisitoi s? enjoyed a very tine musical ind literary program. There are now i G7 names orr cnip membership roll. Next Friday we shall"'meet with '1 D?l?w.,.., r>?K: " 1 ' nvwvv.v.? XVUU111MJ11 V\J U Ul'l'CIl * street. The Waverly -I-II club met a t the regular time and enjoyed a Jaerv beneficial meeting:. Mrs. **" Uessie Pearson one of our members recently left town tn take j n j up residence in Cleveland, Ohio. ~? Next TiUil'sd vy w0 meet at 2I21T H -?Stark street. j The Wisdom Social club met at the home of Mrs. Wilhelmina Pope ] tess served a very nice repast after the expedition of the business of the evening. The Sunshine Social club met nt the home of tiro George Bcltons Jdonday cW4ming.?AfUte-tW- ? action of the evening's business a delightful collation was served. ? The next meeting will bv at 2304 j Gervuis street home of Mrs. Beu- s _ lah Tisdale, I y The Blue Star Social club met } ilnst Tuesday nijjht at Mrs. Johns. n Mr. Lane, who is a sailor, visited us at this meeting. We were hap- g Py to liifve our ?1<1 member in our a midst again. 'We will meet next 0 at 1213 1-2 Lyons street with Mrs. i Addison. ,A [. GAY LEADERS' ic SOCIAL CLUB > i The club held its regular meet- l{ ing Mondvy night at 1.107 Page. , St. The house was called to order kV by the president openings-selection 4, led by our chaplain. Prayer re- A peated and the roll was called each t, ^^member responded. Ti e ~ presi- p ^^alent is pleased with the way the p Welcome to"Sunday, May at 2714 Millwood Ave.'. Next tl meetina to" be-at 271K Mitlv mo,i . Ave. * j!, ?" V VICTORY SOCIAL CLUB i? A. *f^H|The Victory Creed, promise your t)( ... To be so strong that nothing can j,: disturb your pu tee of mind. ui To talk health, happiness and pros ?) perity to every person you meet. w T0 make all your friends feel that there j? something in them. cl To look at the sunny sidL. of every thing and make your victory come true. To take only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best. To be just us enthusiastic about A the success of others ug you arc p ^HtKnrtr your own. U To forget the mist>i>kes of the past :u and press 0:1 to greater achieve- ? ? ments of the future. g To. wear a cheerful countenance at w all times and give every living o. creature you meet a smile. cc To give so much time to the im- pi provement of yourself that you p; nave no time to criticise others. c< To be too large for worry, too no- g ble for anger, too stroyg for t'j " fear, and ' F Too happy to permit the presence C 6f trouble. n By Mrs. Glvlys Ford' H< 'i V . leven More WAACS rrom South C arolina I A tyroiip of seven Near v nv i> rem .South Carolina v-1. ntcored >v the Woman's Ar:?y ,'\ uxilkiry ovps and wei'i. in 'u ted vest? > ay" at t lie'Tort l-o-.i IV A A C ~ tecriitir.gr and Indue.'en .Station ;Was r-wnt'-d by I.nor. Leila S. WW- WAAC 1' j I I'll'?nlYify n the nest. The new NV-.o WW AC AuxiPuies <ve: Kl!sn A. Castor ami 'hrlsfi:in .7 J mas. (' h mbia: OxUS 'S Co-. V m '.' **!. * a "usstt, Orangeburg:: Helen H. n !;srn. Trenton: ?iT:uni E. S ido. DaHirc'.on: t nd Geneva M_ Villiams. Woodruff. The auxiliari"s have be?n transerred to the WAAC Reserve and rill retrain at their homes until ailed to I'cpert for active duty. Federation Notes The activities oI the last two neetings of the Sunlight Club vere centered upon "checking up" nt the Red Cross "roll call ami ils.nninfj, for a successful camtaign in the interest of the Sollier's Day Rood. With the cooperation of the :nurcncs. .the schools, the zone md block leaders, it is hoped 7 hat all of the persons contacted ' vill he sui'iok-mly liberal in their lunations to permit the opening >f the Day Koom hv the end of .his month. Mrs. Wilkins'on gave the" eluh lienibers a pleasant surprise n<N tompanied by a thrill of satisfaeion when she announced that here had been raised within the lull so far this year. $1.2.S7.:>t5, 1 The statement only proves what an be done by u group working loope-vatively?even though, only i little here, a little there, may epreser.l the manner of eollec-km: : ' * It is quito time to decide to ittend the one day session o f h(. Federation. No hag to pack? hoToly step hi the conveyance md soon you'll he there to htlp swell the crowd. Though the scsioii will In- "st';c:imliiicdT" it will >e nossibl.' to do a gbbTt day's " rork Released From Nazis I I < TV? ^ . Hij lloboken. X. Y.? (Press Photo ' ervicOj line.) Valaitla Snow i s ! ack in America after sulFering : lany. hardships from the hands " nd heels "f Nazi agents. Mtss | now former Broadway star in.l ' 11 ace trumpeter, was the toast f Europe prior to the war. In 040 she fled to Holland as the 1 ar clouds> began t? gather ovei 4 ranee. Later, in I)ennvark. slv* r hi an an i?wus,i orenesira in one \ f the popular cinema houses with 1 Ionji' term contract,-.?thin Hit"i moved in! Nasi agents soon 1 nprisoned Valaida for a year ' It ore she was treated fairly well. ( mil the attack on Pearl Harbor hen the Nazi reins were tight- s led on the American actrOss and ; e \vas caught in a merciless net. t hrown into a Nazi con.i ntrntipn t imp, her.-fuud eunsistt'tl uf a-frw -x hite potatoes daily; She claimed v u\t she was horse-whipped each r ay. Miss Snow is aileered to have t nen struck on the head with a h ,vord by one" of Hitler's brutal I easts; her head bears a scar as d roof. Through the kindness of a I olico commissioner of this Dan- ( h city, she was given help. Wash I igton wa.s immedt itely notified ud tLe States Department took v large of the case." Arrangements o ere made t o- exchange the t imod actress for a German man! " irist, Anna HofTinan. ? I \rT. ZION A. M. K. CHURCH ? Rev. C. C\ Mclhvain. Pastor 1 Winnsboro, S. C.?Mount Zion ... Mi K. cliurc-, under the intre- ( id leadership of I to v . C-. C. Me vain ir xruiy niarenms -apwar. i | c id onwyrd to the bautiful city of ion. The very finest Kaster pri>-> ram hr the history of the church -a a? carried out, and th^ mothers v f the church are to bc. highly r xnmerded for the splendid ap- f earance of their children. The v astor and his family really enjoy v :1 a royal period as tee dinner t uests of brother Oscar Cook and p imily. Mrs. Ella Oneal's son, J vt. Walter Oneal stationed at tho 1 olumbm Army Air Han* whh m * ccent visitor to pay his respoct r ? his dent* mother. > , JTTP r HONOR Honor students, at Dil'.ard 1 bolter for the first two quarters Heading left to ri;;ht, lh*C ro die bedte Hasww. Now Or 1 w4o*;? othy Pentecost. Chattanoojrn, Tet Second?vow:?Kobcrt?Sciii'lumi Ar'iiiorc. Okla.; Wiiliam C. Eati v. ol!> Fort Worth. Texas. Third row: Kuby Malvcaux. Orleans; U if ha id C. Porter. (1st. (second honor). New Oilcans; Ca Other tnilmitnot shown '11 icl, Shreveport; Ella Jane Wa<h Easter Activities At The USO ^ . . ...... Tut1 Easter observance started with a special Lenten service foi War Mothers on Tuesday night On Wednesday tin1 Victory Service which was -cr.ioved by all present (Jills, their friends and guests onjoyed a spring seini-tormnlT^TliT rooms y.ei'o beautifully decorated with Easter pot flowers, roses am: eladiolii. In each corner wore trellises witli-- dogwood.?"form, ~ scn'orr sister nwiy a:i 1 u ild flnu;rs. Tin young ladies beautifully dre<se; ir pastel shades glided ehcerfulh to {.he-strain of sv.eei. atv! sophisticated music _ of the bill Ib-fd mmler. iianty- programs were given Use?guests?tts?i liov?en I ered rtir loor by Miss \Yilli(. M. Stewart, a Victory SesVice "ill. Special deditat ions were made to . various following:: "When the Lights Co on groups, anion? which were the Airain: All ili(. inoii in Sorvi.'c: 'Georgia o^ My Mind" - Soldiers' iVive.s .ami Sweethearts: ".Juke IJox Saturday. Night" - All mw re ruits; "Jersey Bounce" - C-ocli an Army Air Field: "Star ldast" Ali newly-weds; "One OTlock fnm.i" - ? - ^mirier .nasi",. I > A.ulloent; "'White C!'lTr of Dover" >1. Cht.s. Yoimr- CYn'erV ?taf'\* Ktn-trtn}"-- Naval Oi di nance iirls: "SomiT ?lr?Hhn? tr Takipf IV PJm-e" - Wartw Robin's Air rield; "Jtit'- lln. .lump" - l<>th It'll, ioldiers; "3th , Reiriment Stomp" composed by Syt. .lames Polite tn<! In is boys) - The' 5th Rcyinient; O c:tj tare till. "TsclmikMysk.v'.s -rmevin. pi R PfrTt^rM'hmr'"- was dayed for ot.i.I'SO Music droop vho. performed so swell on Plaster Sunday. Specially foatrred .musicians ami nrraivcers wc re f'vt. ^ijayins. Set. Polite ami I'ft. 11a olil Re\ans. These youny mus'i* ians derived mu h pleasure in antic making for the soldiers and heir friends. T' o occasion is over >ut the mclady lingers"on. Kastcr morning found snldiei-s Did friends,-at the I'SO enjoying Hit hnim n;ade h.tiered rolls, jtiai ausage and coffee. I.nter in the hiy beautifully dyed Master eggs vere given soldiers as long tis tbey .. . t - .1 il. U'U. Sunday afternoon a Musical [*ea v;i held which?jwj'V* enjoyed jy all. Special features "? the ipogram included the following: \ brief background of featured ;ongs by Cpl. Witlter Gray; Violin iccomplishment by Frank Blake; Hid a niedly of sor.gs centered a (.end the Cress Impressively ITTTTt^ .ml ity -1-*t vbich Miss Lottie Bri.e is ctairon n. Participants and members of lie music group included Misses t. G. Black. Be mice Blount, Clara tynos, Gertrude Jackson, uhd Mostlames Christine Davis. M. Miller, tilth Johnson, I. Sellers. B. Rice, b.rlona Hale and Pfc. Samuel L. teynolds. ? Faster Monday. Che Victory Set*ice Girls met rn?another-session f the Hostess Training School, be subjects for the day being You. Too. Can Be Charming" and Military Ethics". Miss S. Spears. J SO Director, led the first disussion and Mrs Lavada Brown, ienior Army Hostess at Camp Vhoelcr, the latter. * HAKLKSTON SOCIAL NEWS :AROMXA SOCIAL ( LIB tu. f- 1:? 1 i nC v/.uu:nui outiiii v iui> inei 4?its muni tune.? - - A H -mmWiy H' 10 present and \V3 received one lew member Mrs. Rose Lee White ronr up-town Charleston. After eliich the husinesg was taken up, re raised $17.50. We hope that h,-> Club will continue to pet larter. We are very sorry Mr. Jas. dclloney of 60. Washington enisted in the Army; hut hope he vill like and lt??fuJivave soldier; tpd return home safely after the nrr N - * -- r I THE PALME STUDENTS AT DILL Jniversity. Now Orleans. who have accort mg- n> re<-or<;s <>i trie regi w: Marjoi'io 'Williams. Chicago; l'r Mis; -liili:i' H:iiii*r Mow. .Orleans; Vi nt., - ami -Cvk-rti+H* St-eUr- Houston.- -M*. Htiroil. Mich.; i.'on.l Do-bonk >n, Mobile,- Ala.; Louis .1. Bernard OpeloUsas; Frederick 1). Ti rumens hoiibr) Oju'lousas"; Harold Halliard, it'lyle Hithe, New Orleans?"alul CI; the nietirv are: Oscar PorCcr, W'i ington. Oklahoma City, aiuPKugon , Brother and Sister! hood Community" . i Club of Irmo Come and hear th(, annual r.er! nun at St. Paul A ME church 011 , | May at 2"o'clock p.m. Tlii* "luh hes been tl??tivr- charity work . ever since u'e were . organized in . 1 :?:J V. ~Wo"Tu?liV'you whert. v. e ear I . reach you. We meet once a month | visit the ,-ick; help in every pos. . | sihlc way;?Bo ^ur,. and come tc . fSt-. P.vtd on the tth Sunday ?t ti this month at 2 n.m. l'?ro. S. 11 i Ithett spokesman for the day; St Paul ehc-ir will furnish the music, Rev. W. (!. Owens. Pastor. I . ' (' ? : 1) \ K CKFFK t 'l ("NK' lUT. 1) ~ AT'SAVOY (1,111 Tuesday, April, 27, reached the closing: mark for th0 Cedar Creek . grammar . school. Rid^eway, S. C of which Mrs. Hntti? B. Hiller of Columbia S. C. is principal. In* Wad of tile reenl l,. , ._eoii\4 nienccment program as usual a ' picnic \vaB suggested. And a most enjoyable day was spent at the Savoy club by everyone who attended. Dinner was served on tlu> long tables beneath the coo s adv nil),, trees. After which iet <-re vnt?was served?free to everyi body on the picnic grounds, j Little Beatrice Kdger and Cius! sic Stewart?of? tlu>? fund? grade wi'i1,, the center?of?attraction. ' with their virgin of the jitterbug dance. I ji you naven t planned a soot for your picnic, please carry it out to the Savoy club of which -Mrs. Lulu iVilui. i;? pi'opi'ietpc -'-P Inducted In Army May 6th : PVT. LEKOY JOlINSoS^ Pvt. I.c-Rny Johnson tht. son oi Mrs. Hattic limu h. 1415 IJlossom St.. Apt. 84. Coluntbia and a member of t- e stall , of LeRoy Lunch room, who was inducted in the army Thursday. May Gth. P.M.'i. ST. PA PL A. M. K.' t ll L RPII Kev. .1 S. Martin. Pastor Lancaster, S. C.?Sunday waf ;i Hph day as usual. The Sunday school met it the usual hour with the Suj)t. and officers and a lively tHserssion was held. Thy offering banner went to sister Moore's ( lass -again and the attendance haimer to sister Margin's class. At 1 1 :.'!() the pastor took eharpc of the service,, and a burninp nies ^-tpc fell upon t"e ears -of-his list.mers. Th*> eveuijip services were | also very good. We had quit,, a | few visitor^ Sunday all day. Mrs. w line ana children from Spartanburp the Marsh sisters, Mrs. Davis and Jones and others whose name we failed to pet. Mrs, Ernestine Rutledge is back home after vsitinp her uncle in VirpinM also sister Necly Mclhvain is back home from visiting her sick dauph 1 tor. ' 7~ ' . * .? : >. j* V i \ s TTO LEADER ARD Hpspfl flyf* +j(? jnj ^B|y?S: .1 i maintained an average of "B" or sirm;/ Mrs. T. !>." Williams are: nitres Gordon, Houston Texas; Sa- j iiirin Kiln Augustus, Houstoii; Dor- I l-s. New Oi lcans; Robert. Johnson, , New Orleans; and Mays C. Max, New Orleans; Harold Lucien, NewNew Orleans;- Joseph Bergeron, tdys Williams. Houston. " Eishington. 1). C.; Kathryn Knnnang Winslow, Chicago. War Mothers To , Be Honored At - Taylor St. USO On Sunday, Mav 9 at 4 o'clock i mail.. Bet v Beta Sigma Chapter of < i Delta Sigma Theta Sorority will : Pernor War Mtothcr.s at tht. Taylor i Street (ISO. i Mrs. R; S. MeKlni will represent " i mothers having the largest nutn. her of children in the armed forci es. She luis four sons sevvinc in t- various-purts--of the country. Mrs., McKim is a quiet dignified Ghris7 'iaii woman who accepts her w u " time responsibilities with courage and cheerfulness. Mrs. McKim 1 will he presented by Mrs. J,. J. j Starker of ^Benedict ro lieges t rutiriiirrrJTW nrfneipnl .iddio.vv Musi. wdi lie furnished by local talent. A cordial invitation is extended to all mothers of the comnnm, MM-TY SIV VKWS _ Mesdamcs Loia^Johnson -^a itch Carrie Speech wei'e the guests of their sister-in-law Mrs. Florence | Speech and her daughter Mary , France:-: Williams of Greenwood Saturday. Miss Williams is leav- { -ttng for Washington; I). "C;y this j week! I Mrs. Laura Johnson and Miss -j.Julia Mae Hawkins of Charlotte, N*. C. speot^ Luster- with their ! mother Mrs. Florence Goodwin. During their stay here they visited Mrs. Georgia Gaenvr and Mrs. Julia Miincl.v and the Ruff family. Mrs. Bessie Hampton visited 1 nM-Oeves ? = Pvt. James Hampton of Pendle] ton Field. Oregon came hom<? with ; her to see his brother Wm. Damp- c I ton of?.S... Army stationed ( | at Brooklyn, N. Y. who was homo f nn a furlough. This was .a happy | | meeting of mother and sons. v Servie,. at Bethlehem v.*a? verv ? j good Sunday night. The Rev. .j. I " | S. Dial pastor or Trinity worship | i pod with us. ^ I The Union Choir program will (1 ho hold at Bethlehem. All arc in- \ ited to bo present Sunday 3:150 n p.m. n *::50 Sunday the Missionary So- i oiely of Bethlehem ,will sponsor r Mother's Day program. Don't I miss this. v At r> p.m. Sunday Mother's Day g program will be hold at Trinity a 11directed by Mrs. Catherine Wil- : iiams. o Mr. Archie Smith of Philadel- t phia is visiting his.mother. Mrs'. Cora Smith. . . j ?-Mr. J. B. tiarner left for New Yofk last WeelC -v" Mr Davis Butler has gone lo Philadelphia for awhile j I Mt. Pleasant A. M. K. Church i j Sunday was a royal day at Mt. <? I Pleasant church. Sunday school 1 at th<*<usual hour; the review by j Rev. Mrs. -Spearman. ~ | At J o'clock Rev. J. S. Spear^ t 1 man preached a soul stirring scr- r, mon. Ahe 'collection was good J j This w;is rally day and th,. Allen g (Chapel choir and Bethlehem, St. i Paul and Trinity choirs were with "71 us. They helped us to put over i; a big program. <i Mt. Plchrfant Is a small mem- 1 j bership, hut it i? very loud when j I it conies to not on a nroe-rnni .. Total collection for the day was c $.'17.'Id. We thank all who helped c us to put the program ovej. c PROtfRESfHVE MT. OLIVE Ij; A. \1. E. CHURCH NEWS v ^ t' ?The first Sumtay iu Aluy was a I l.eautifiil day for those that were t interested in church services. The r service negan at s?n. uuvc at v o'clock with worship service. The pastor spoke fiom the subieet: 1 Guilt iifld. Penalty'. Holy Com- i munion was administered to a very i large audience. At 3 o'clock sin t afternoon service was Told. The | pastor introduced Dr. A. B. John- J son of Columbia, who delivered an ? < address on Health. Dr. Johnson i \ . Non-Com. Officer (ilee Club and Social Contact Leader Xashvi 1 Avnry <\ir (enter. Iiirnt -si t A yuartcrirtustei' Sipia A'< mi . I.' i";iru ;H the Na-li\ die A r my Air Center is lucky t0 have ivcy .J. 15ov.cn nl Columbia, S. foi im First -Sergeant, a. curding Syi'gcunt Bnwfii enlisted in 1 11 andi received his basic training at Camp Lee. Vu., w. ere h.'.w;'s aila.hed l,, tue Ouai t ?,mast i ."school in a clerical capacity. He was transferred to Maxwell Field. Alaban.a pi Hie same department and there lie assisted with the diicction ol a Glee ch'b of dt) voices, In June. 1P-12, he came with a eu tire t() r.ilp with the construction ol the Nashville Post. He conducts the social conta.t department oi souardron by arranging events with nearby Tennessee State College and Fisk l.'nivetsity. Lai Tuesday nif;ht. Glee Club Velicars-T^ til*; are held, which, cnu rta n_\is.tors to t. pquadl c.n aiuf proviVF practice for theii regular Sunday Chapel services, which Se? grant IJowen conducts. He is a graduate of Allen University, Columbia. S. C.. with an A.13. ill Snpiill Sl'il'iwi. jor in History, fie has tw brothers in the service, one in thc. Navy ami one a Staff .'or^c-ani in North Africa. Allenite Commissioned 1st Lieutenant J 1Rev. A. McNeil White a grnd- : uate of Allen University in the t class of lU.'lT was commission -*<l S First Lieutenant Chaplain in the U. S. Army. April 20. 1042. ~| He will report to Harvard Uni- a verwlty, Cambntlg-e. Mass., for N training. Rev. White is a natiVe r of Holly Hll, 1^. ('. He was pastor I of St. James AME church. Mia- r mi. riemls -Avish - for- hfni I i much success in the service of" his country. GETS AWARD ? )' rs , wmmm ? * 7T' ! i) W . \;? I k di H.\ m\ n< \ bi %* 1''' bl t-( : ~~jj Pi Now York City?(Press Photo as service. Inc.) Or the" hccls of his riumph at Carnegie hall, where 'x io and Ids pre.it band recently ap hi icared in concert, Duke Ellington, as cas recipient of the New York f" Newspaper Cuild's 1H4:{ award for ^v P.rnuf A .??..; -/ - *?' v??v oiiiviiv.au ?uuMCIilll U1 IIIC in 'eoplc", Friday, April .'10. The v? luild's spokesman eulogized the naster musical, at Hotel Astor, I he vherc the newspapermen's anlual ball was in progress, over a iation-\vide hook-up.. Among the nany tilings said were "Duke's nusic was as American as the Ul .iberty Bell". .Maestro' Ellington vas then introduced and aftei paeiously accepting the , medal F1 in<l thanking the Git: Id's re pre entivtives, he and-big band play- L (I his most popular song, "Sophislcatcd lauly." vi< JIKL'TENANT JOSIA MAE I 't Winnsboro, ?Lieutenant i'? osia Mae Glenn, It. X.. of 11v "H nedical division of the United nn hates Army. sOitioncd at Camp no avingxtone, Louisiana, spent a ioi deasjuit while with her parents, :ere recently. Sh?. is the (laugh- D<i er of the .John Gleans and the on ,ieee of-.Mrs. C. L. -Mitchell. Last :: donday the lieutenant wa< in? oy ;uest of the A. C. Mitchells, v. he nvited a few friends to meet theiV th, ITstiniTiiiKhi.il ni. ..I. w . v i " ng the hospitality of tlu- oceas- | tin an were Misses t . 1.. Phelps, Klisc 1 on riani.'ratjlt, Nellie M. Gordon, > n l | dr. and Mi's. U. S, tJalman. An.J to laborati- tours,-. consisting o f i an hit-ken salad on lettuce leaves, racket's, punch, strawberry i.e ream and cakt. wus served. lot only madif.a .groat snveclt but io made an avenue for the Negro foe tors in this section. Mr. I. S. vCcvy cva.s presented and stressed ?s he need of cooperation On the tart of the race and his speech fr< very pointed and tintely. th The Rev. Mrs. J. 8. Danlcy of *a s'ew llo|H' CMF. church made a W espon.se to these great address- M s. Tlie night sdrvice was under B< he supervision of the young peotle. Sermon by Oho Pastor, Rev. M las. M, Bl- vssingame. One infant se eetion for tie ^ay $30.ftl. I \~i ' v -* Marion Queen A ?... -^. jjjH On April 11. I'.'j:; a contest was ponsored by Mis. Ruth W. Bowen ? or which the proceeds, would nrr? n the construction f Bethel >1. K.-hurch. Entering this c a test we"- i he following vouiig ladies: Miss >1 iallic Lawrence Ix-e, a represen- I ativt? of Bethel M. E. church re- lorted $1?..80. /.lso the 1 ighest |i mount and was-crowned Queen by 1 Irs. Francis Dean. A very close t unnor was Mrss Geneva Hall of lethtehem Baptist church whose t eport was $12.50. MLss Marjorie i Vx worth ~a~ representative St. notice: j The monthly meeting of-.r. the. I ton ail's Christian Te;.ip:oance j rnion will he held at Zion l>aph*t rhtn-ch.?Mn'.'.i1 ay evening', I lay 10. at S:U0 p.m. .- \ Devotion: '1 Cos lnthia.a.s oil-'.', "t Discussion: How Can Mission- j rv Women Help Abolish Bvver- j 1 ae Alcohol? | e Representatives from Mii,.- i :v- jT ry^Sodetu1^,1*1 vtuuh^,,, -p AY COMMUNITY MASS Meet-' ig at Bethel A. M. E. Ch\mh, ' o'clock. Slindav iiftsrnonn Conn- one, Come All,, ami- bring->.? bur f?icnds. KlDGL SPRING NEWS \1 . ' I Mothers' Day exercises will be ?ld Sunday at Ridge HiJ(l imme- ' Litely after S. S, Only mothers 1 ill appear on the program. The ; >mt?itteei>r~making an urgent re _r ;est for everyone to pay a tri- 1 jte to mother I y dropping pen- I os in the hats. I The five in Ridge Spring caused j ' Hte?un exuitonu'ihr?A mIU+hj?) ation, hotel and O jail house ^ trned to the ground. I " idge Hill School*., jr .. vnjvyvu lllf colli- ' Iv drama 1m m .x nio-h' title Si.-p ! : Oirn: TTiTs' play furnisTfon onty fun and la. ghler as well , ' i good lessons. Reverend A. C. Jone* preached'^ (r sermon Sunday. Subject In- I '' riling Eternal Life. Tim seniors ^ wen as ot crs received ntueh | ^ od for thought. A."mday nigh', as class night and the night of I . e Speaking contest. .M vbel I)a* 1 s won Mist prize: Christine J rown second prize; f.?'urtis Bell movable mention. ' t \Yt. were glad to w> leome Rev. ' id Airs. Young of .Columbia the :ests of .Mrs. C. 11. Toonie?\ Match for a full report ...iicxL-L ek. t: Mabel V. Davis, reporte,- - a L MKNRSIIIP HALT. CHl'RCH lev. \V. 15. Washington, Pastor '< I * Sunday was a fine day for set- i 0 L-s. Our Sunday school opened si ^Uie^usua^hom^^^ upi. ^ ^ j"u^* I b hT for a~minibeF of years. 0ur-J & stov brought a Wonderful ser-1 * >n for the morning service, us- " ; John 15:115: Greater love has sC man. than no lav down Id* si i his friend. Collection $.52.00. 1' For the afternoon service Key. {^ ivis from William Chapel dolivI'd a soul .-stirring s.imon at j JO o'clock. He was accompanied j his choir and friends. Mis.'W. 15. Washington ,\vas | p e dinner guest?of Mrs Cassic 1 ^ aid. Rev. W: H Washington was I ? c dinner guest of Deacon Hick- 1 ?4 ILL j?| Mr. and Mrs. EC Make went Darlington to se<> their mother d father Sujulay. ' y IK MO NEWS Serviced at Voting C' apcl A. M. church last Sunday was good 'f usial. The Pastor Rev. M. W. cksdn was at his host ind spoke run John 21 :2&: Cast thy net on v right side and ye shall be e VPfl Vnll/iw Tknn \l*? S* c weie glad to havc aM visitors ^ rs. Annie Tucker, Miss Kloise R. >ozor and Mrs. Minnie Bouio. Mr. and Mrs, Johnic Wright, *, rs. Mattie Boozer, Mrs, Thomu- ^ na Corley. Mrs. Mary Lee Sligh Hi Mrs. Ada 'Wright :?ttemiert"wer ces at St Paul AMR church last g V . PAGE SEVEN aid Attendants ^?3 ST. WM lohn., A. M. E church reported >7.up and Miss Margaret Milton ii Mt. Pisguh $3.00. ?Along with this contest I In* M'ts : ion High School Glee club under he supervision of Mrs. Rut];" W. Bowen, Mrs. Francis Bean as as.istaht and Hetvrietta Bowen Fras er director rendered a musical . ... rogram to a large and apnrecia- J T jve audience. To the n*>ny friends I wish to hank you for your cooperation in naking this program a success. Ik-arietta B. F easier. reporter . Sunday and a Singing convention it Upper Pine Grove church near 'oak. S. C. They report an enoyable day. Miss F.loise R. Boozer is at tomp?ttfter-elosing .a successful ear', u-nri* i t.< t\rim>innl nt flil -ct't school. ; :?* Auk" Annie Ti;eker and Mrs. .on ie Mae Mckisskk l ave return d to New York City after visitnpr friends and relatives for a few ceeks.?Always get a copy -of the .i? .cadcr itt Ihmger'.. Place. Fred S. Boozer, reporter K1DGE BRANCH NEWS Sunday was !? beautiful day and The Sunday school lessons were instructively taught and timely eviowed by the pastor. S. S. colection $2.16. We were very triad o have t1'V lie-ltl Missionary Mrs. Vddiy Men ill - with us Sunday. Amount given h??r $2.00. Prayer service was very imnvssiw, afterwards Rev. Bailey irojfjrht a soul stirring sermon. /otai collection * 14.45. Wd" "were erv gl.ul to ha\o Mr. and Mrs. )tt?> Brodku of Columbia with us. Uso Mrs. Edith Brooks who reently announce her marriage to Ir. Harden Brooks. Correction?In last week's is. ; UF it was wrttTini. Mrs." S. Wit- ? ianis, Clarence Williams and lieednrc Padgett, accompanied igt. Robert ?T. Williams to Colum' added to that should have-been Tissos Cnressa Raiford and Mary i'illiams. . Mary Williams, reporter ^Ir. and Mrs. Bradley Entertain Mr. and Mrs. 7-ialcott Bradley of entertained in licit- lovely home their nephew nd niece. Sgrt. and Mrs. Chas. F. olden and the following guests: Mrs. Lillie P. Klger of New urk. N. V . sisn.'r uf-Mjrs. Rrad-? y; Henry M. C.'c! lough. New York . Y.: Miss Flattery. Cincinnatti, liio; (apt. John Rirris. Ft. Jackal: Fj of. ruul Mrs. C. \V. Madden li.neipal- Howard school; Miss C. ntrrr ^TrsTTiorof^r Tutter. dtnss errin, Miss V. Russell. Prof. .Vitemnn. principal Waverly hook They all expressed thcm lyes as having enjoyed a dcChtful evening. MADAM WRIGHT I* A L M I 8 T amous Reader and Advisor. Not ere Today and Gone To-morrow ook for Name. Seventh Daugh>r of the Seventh Generation. BORN WITH DOUBLE VETl *a This lady arrived in your IhL town to do good for the tHV public by hor wonderful nyi powers in reading the yf/ history of one's life; also au gives advice on all alTaira of lrfe, such Afi love gfr lira, business matters, family aflirs, wills and divorces and moat erythrng pertaining to the welrre of ooeV life, '. ...aa 'on't fail to see Madam Wright. -Xis lie don't fail. She has been ta "3 r>ur state and county 8 years and er work has not ever fatted. Call or write Madam Wright s West Columbia, 8. C. ermanently located in Stadia ents on Meeting St. on U. ft. lighway No. t, tt City KilMh 3 feat Celanbia, ?? .