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p,-PAGE, TWO --:" '., hllegroes on price admini^efration board at~ m ORANGEBURG BvUy Continual from Page I i. should this experiment prove sueEffi' Memborg of tht new panel huvf - fcegun. their duties with patriotic enthusiasm. Each member is exF pecially suited by experience and pv- tffcining to- perform their tanks *re' requesting the cooperatjr* jMfcr of the entire community and \ j< Arising that they will give due ^ deration to all who have theii | Members who composed the new > I &j?fcnel include: Professor John P ?" Burgess, State Initerant Vocation| al Teacher, Chairman of the Panel; Professor E. H. Fitchett, Vice, President, and Dean of Clal'lfn College; and Professor J. C. Purler, . Supervisor of Negro Schools, in r-^ Ofrangeburg, S. C. *Vig*Office8 for the panel have been ?v hpened in Hodge Hall, on Sputh Carolina State College Campus - | . Mrs,. Dora E. Daniels, who ha."" served for several years irs State ! ? Negro work under the WPA pro u. gram, is full time clerk in chargt _j . director 01 Adult education 101 - yr at the offices. Other clerks wil be added as the work of the boan increases. J. D. MdGhee,.. Reporter if, 2,000 REPRESENTATIVES ^-ATTEND -BAIT. CONVENTION .L iL.-i- _ Continued from Page 1 - * tjr organized the laymen's move *?^?ment to do more constructive-worl i lor" the church. Tlu> special gues speaker for the session was Dr I' G. W. Prince, president of th< National Baptist Convention o j5 America. Columbia educators tun ? ed out in large numbers to heai him. This was his first visit ti Columbia. He is from Houston - Texas. He i? making a tou,- ix the southern states in the initios of his denomination. Officers were elected as follows Dr. H. H. Butler, president; % Dr ? G. G. Daniels, vice-president; Dr L. C. Jenkins.-secretary; Dr. J. W Coleman, treasurer. BETHLEHEM CHURCH NOTES I B - jB " REV. E. A. DAVIS. PASTOR 'r'/Jt would help any one wh " wants their soul revieve to atten Bethlehem Baptist church on Lyoi Street in Columbia, where th "Boy Pi-eaph".-"?Llv??1444* vJDavis holds sway. !. ? Bethlehem just closed a mos riuccdssful revival meeting, con ducted by I)r. W. T. Tanner, o Florida. This gifted man of Go< "Stirred Columbia and th0" chur?l was packed to its utmost capacit; each night. ' 1 The Pastor, Rev. Davis is : man, but one of the best pulpi teers in the south. When ?the r? **tfhurches in Columbia <fcr0 vffc-an Sunday night for tH<f want o members, Eh*. Davis' church i jammed to its utmost capacit; -? with other church members. ?Fo the public to get an idea as t< What this young man is, how hi -? stands with his large congrcga tion. There is one club led by sis ter Craft, who is the prcsiden jind Mrs. Ruth Gilliam, secretary This one club bas given pastor Da jjg more than five hundred dollar money and gifts. The othe "^Kfvht, this club presented him wit] ? beautiful diamond ring and pas ?jjilfcar Davis haeo'fc- stop smiling yet "?This news editor understands h< , jfiag taken in 97 members this yea and some times he has to hav . ^Baptism three times a month. II v 'driVes or dies in his high-powe Lf car* .v/hich attracts citizens aloni i? ti the street. Sunday night t h-ichurch was. graced with the ores I ' * ence of Dr. G. L. Prince, pregiden of the National Baptist Conven tipn * of America. To say h fiathed, expresses i t mrldh It'ty fcVer this editor can. he wil it.Bethlehem again and let D Via.threatened my soul -with th fcr'-'Ghost. ? .jJonn ?ims i? tap e'er* ami .hai a of the T)eacon board and J v.JloycB, js the church treasurei ; Rathle'heTTi pastor t)avi3 wi & ,'^Wi(ijNfi2ER A. M. E. CHURC1 wtWE'**** s' R Martin- Past?r .^rh^Bei*vico8 at the above name Wt&t ' ; -> ^jaij. 7 I FORT CLARK, TEXAS?C 2nd Oavatrv Division, addressii I lr **~ ' CHESTER IVARAfiRAi'HS M rs. Addic R ansnmo. of Oam" den. spent Sunday with hoi- -mint i * ? f CM I .. T - .il - . ?n??. r^iia i^euiruM'S. Mr. ami Mrs. G. H. Washington | L, >f Wist*, N.C., were guests of Hov : C and Mrs. .1. C; Honoy a lew days ] , last week. [ Mrs. Fannie.. Butler had as her j ( guest Wednesday. Mrs. Johnson, I :>f Spartan I uirg.. I M.'l _F'cd !!it|-T, Sr.. and Ii; 111 I 'grandson (,<>i l.ander spent Sunday here with their relatives : .Mis- Maria Alexander and Mrs- I Rosa Javk-on. Aviation ..Cade; Albert Manning .viiI fcct'ivt' fits wings- on The "Jtstlv of this'month. This is interesting - ri'-ws ti. the many friends in Ches. ' ; ter. who remember him as being"! quite tin instructor in the XYA Center when it was being- oyror. j ated iiere a year oi- so" ago. Mrs. C. M. Fiiilcy left Wodn.es- i day night for Richmond, Ya., t< | . attend the funeral services ol j her only brother. Mr. Albert F i Moon. i On the sick list ate. .Mis. ('!;n 1? 5 at the fi-flmu of Kev.-tfiuf'MTs: I R. Cohen. Mrs. Lucy Maekev. | j Mrs. Lucile _Alien, Mrs. Farinic S jiiffin, Airs. Beiitt \V. Briee am: I Miss Lottie T'nonip.-qn. the latteir | two, patients at Pry or Hospital f Mftther's I)ay "programs were rendered at all oT the ehurehes Sunday.-At Bethel Baptist church BROOKLY Grade Teacher. Qutei 1st. Miss G i 1 m o re_Ju>na M. Pi - 2nd. ,Mis?BabrTuk?Barbara? 3rd. Miss Honor Helen Wood1 I'III ? 1st.?Mi ss Honor t| 2nd;?Miss CIiImoro I1 RRAIN.EK1 (li";ilp Ti'iirln'! 1~ Queen 1st. Miss Cii^sfll. Virginia Sa * 2nd. Miss Burris Gloria Sulli " Urd.B Miss Alexandet Mary F. I) * 4th.C Miss Raid Flora liu I* It I I a 1st.?Miss But*i:is 2nd.?Miss Alexander * - FIN LEY ELEME ^ Grade Teacher Queen ^ 4?A Miss Heath Emma Wall ' 4?B Miss Humbert Mni'v A I r 5?A Mis> Black wo II Wi'iiie 'U ?B Mrs. James Eugenia M J r,?A Miss Finloy Willie M. I H?B Miss McDowell I-utile Put ' 7?A Miss Tucker Delaris J< 7?B Miss Bennett Annie L. 7?C Miss Sumter Dorothy s_ ^ a h - PHI 1st.?Mrs. Tin ley 2nd.?Mis^ Tucker r- ? r FIX LEY HI e e Ci ratio Teacher Queer i S--A Miss Clarkson Ella Ch g N?B Miss Meaty Clara ,\\'i ? JL=C M4Rs-:^f>an? -fflailys Mfi ,. ft-?A Miss Harris Mary E. I t It?B Miss Ayers Mario W . It?C Miss Rice Azalee Cc o 10? A Miss Alston Ida B. Hi r hf?r> .viiss wnght Alice 1 11?A Miss N'eal Mabel Pi i 11?B Miss McMullen Mary e f. i7^"1 j** 1st.? Miss Alston 2nd.--Misses >pann, Harris, N'eal TOTALS r, Brainerd Primary School $128.71! Brooklyn Primary School 81.80 Finley Elementary School 050.77 Finley High School j 020.98 ,j Mt. Atkinson . .. 9.0C Mr. Finley 150.50 le Interest on Bond 25.0C ^ Door R?eeip?s 0.80 v. a! Grand Total ?Sd,388.04 F* - The yovmg people of MetropoL to titan A ME Zfon cfiurclrf* Rev, (:. m C. Coieman, pastor, presented a 1- very beautiful service at the evening worship in, tribute to Mothers. The theme of the aarvioe TttleaacHl by Ui S War oloncl Lawrence G. Smith, Gotnmar ng new ollicers reporting for duty I the foil owing participants tool. s-twa: .Mrs. .Mam.ie Paul. .Mrs. . \I 1 ice Hemphill. Airs- Luvimia Wh.-.tr [ Mrs. Maria Washington. Airs, ! Rasa Williams.?Mrs,?Bessie Oill ,\1 is?Odessa?Tidwt 1).?M is.?Fermilee Wilks. Mrs. Poarline ilamptnr Mrs. Bessie Paul. Mrs. Orlsim. Massey. Airs.- Liifcene Wilks. Th< program was sponsored by ..Mrs Alary. Kitchen and Mrs. Arlit Solomon. Miss Annie Mac .Feaster and several olhor girl- enter! ntned -+?-* a party for Mr. Clyde While win left on May ">. for the Navy. Tech. C pi. Rudolph Stanhack. of Ft. Brae--. and Mr. Israel Stanhaek of Columbia, spent_Sur. day here with parents, Mr. ami Mrs. .1. B. St a nhaek. ATr. Clarence T.eatTiers. of Atlanta. (ia.. and his wife, of New diver. X. C.. spent last we- k 'end with his-parents. Air. and Mrs C. E. Feathers. Cards have been receive!! fun '.nnovme.ing the marriage of Miss tieorgia McLurkin and l'nl. Mil.011 Brancln-of Camp Loo,-Va,? Airs, Juan.ita Heath and hahy ore !tt Alississippi visiting Irr-r hushaiid at Camp Shelby! Miss Catherine Nelson -spent the week end in Columbia with her teacher. "Miss* Ktbel Clurk.-on of Finley- High faculty. : Fmlev Hiclr-School was 'narked ocyoiui capacity " .Monday night for the May Night's program The report was as follows: s SCHOOL King Amount klin W 1 iUe AIcLuukin Slid./' Wilks ih'i.m t?Butler 1 " ward Frank Aldrich Id.nil ?X4.tll / r.- c rsvii.? _ .. . Booby? -? ) SCHOOL nders-----Hubert Ayer? _*>!! >.o:; Ion William Atkinson 17.!') o:ij;las? John K. Crosby. 2U-.21J ike W. Siradt'ord ?-'J!. ? ! $12<<.,7:j ZKS :.Td.? Mi^s Cassell Booby? __ NT A KV SCHOOL K i nAmount cer John Henry M'aekey $13.51 A'orthy Harvey Walker 27.01 [liyfiekl Frank McFadden .'15.<J( IcN'eal J. 1). Hughes !)7.0( ta'.'is Paul Pendergruss H).01 rott John I). MeLurkin .'11.5( ahnson Donald Butler 70.0( Hope Joseph Woodward .')0.0( Phit'er John Campbell 27.7! $ ''50.7' ZKS Jrd.?Mrs. James . ??? - - ? '? -(ill SCHOOL i King Amoun isoliii Robert Brown $(>1.1) ight ' Glenn McCree .51.01 tilry "Willie Sl?vcnson 17!Zlfi (ell Willie J. McLufkin 65.01 ulto'n Andrew Spann 5:5.5, deman G. W. Price 41.0: rghes James Foster 110.5i Smith Willie Land 61.0i tul Johnnie Stinson 65.hi Wilks F. Washington 50.0i $626.01 IZKS Mrdd.?Missj Clarkson j was: A Garden and You. Th t theme was effectively portraye I in the setting which was a heat I liful trelhsed garden with greetj ery and red and white roses. Th 1 pews.?were?decorptod \v 4 t J red and white in honor of th j ..wwiivao vrim Urt cilIU Ml mriri'M *-of- thorp who trirvp ~psrs?rctr. Among thc> other numbers \vn an original poem in honor of th mother*?who iuvp srrmr'af. wn written and /read by Miss Alsto a member of the Finley Hi scho< faculty. Miss I/oise Babcock, th chairman of the committee, ofl ciated at the organ. TI1E PALME'I nrannnw^ Department Ilurenu of Public H-ltHon* ider of the 27th Cavalry iC.y.rr.ci t, if!ik;! ; scrim; m:\vs I'idife 11 i il Iiu pi i>| Church Iypv. A. (J ones. I' r in c i pa I ____ 9? 1 h(> -.mirth i- thai; in if ?ivat proa.r? ss -under ihn h-ad-rsliip o 1 i U< v. Jones. Tiro S. S. r?ionis ai'i 1 tr)??ri f.iviplctiop. If mart'lial bj. .l)C'.l<e|)t. t!u'V WOlllf i-vimi In- .-ill finished a-?l rtjuly f<v i : e. The itiM-MHlll I'ltaiK illO tl)< illiv Jo it.. ????f.icl i ll.- AJotheiHay vAu h -I! ? I ivnlti'essivp. Til'.- Still'. >f >'2"i.i>2 \va? jfht I.' ill;' bat. "I envelopes. A!rs Ber'.lia 'fro;-.': iii:\ raised i lit- hitrhost $2.1 J. Hoy. Tuvfyt *tm'aeh.'d a Mivthrrs' tffi;. iM'.vctn. of <-o;ir.?t b > i'-roujiht in the fatle r-H-? -d+tfVren'-points: Kv^ . rvnr.e set m" i to have eitjov.ed th, \ iV.? saicc*. ' Wo /ol'H'ot to mt'.uinn in- the . a ovioii- rows that li't'e ! ris k A ~|?k?f-rnv-^oi'tl tvi'.tul rirtttyhftT?n T Mr. and Air.-, .lames Crawford win !;: ?:lvolulhir in the Kaso-r ral n . v?h<> r } u! the hi:rhost wmournt "!~*?vor;' wo d< 11 u s. \ "r,, ; ?s'.aiv 'i?v.-. rn liomor .Atr. .iuui .Mra,?lair.'.-s K 'Lirv -i a: d }:111 tlaujriiter. Alma of. lf -a?!7 'S'j*rik'fjf; Air. and ?Jrs.. Marl-hell Hoist- i'.,;i d lift.!'.' . oil'd' AikAlt" TYifot-eo 1 Innninimle <> ' S (am i. *i; Mrs. _ Mnlth-ov IP ikes. ,- - 'JMor-f-rr^m; t-d'.jfc .r- :\T j r'tista-.- ' Itbrr .7! v- . 1. a > a*. I) e /in r' l~j.ru rd da ne-liters?as Florida Mrs ! .'.Idd:ed l\o i: i <-f .}t:i".:7alnv.. Mrs. ! ^ ii? . i . ' l??k V ? , >1; . .\il< i;j I; lii. rwis wii.i ; tl' Ti;ile . to ti< ) l::i?!; ;' i? 1 ' ' ii :i h'liu' in New Yui k Mrs. Allriin In't las' vvTTk ITT ! * It i; \ ' i h.i. I'i M j s Kalio I'i c: \v!;o in (J.yi ir. ill.- ls?!:i up r.uiso t r:iin I' Mr. Jiud M; *. v . Hioin.lnax'7 ~ .Mr. ami .Mr^. il linmmuiv! 1 ii'. (iTiiiuiiiu?Sunday with, f.arc.;. ts Mr. ami Mis. .M. \V Hainan tl. | .nr. .tai airs, i.iaren.e < ! 1:?K i week-m-1 with | ari'irrs Mr. onTT Mi.-. '1. 1'. Hammond. M-rs. Modjeska J'.nr? ix "hem" ' 'I vith parents Mr. ar.il MVs. Robert Quattlebaum. liidtro 11 ill School 1 Chapel services wo re very imI prcssiVe Monday when the senI iors took charire. The farewell | nmarks frbiv. the senior,, wen I loathing. : j The May Day festival was a )j x l.i, affair on the play groano I j Tuesday. Three fp'Voiu won l j . rowned Ida Mae Sinitli (high )j school) Ruby .Johnsor,' (eRmert J I tary) Claressa Hightower (prill ma ry). The beauty of the high j ! '-ehhol uiieen will lone be re mem) | be red The color schcni(. v.;n pa j i iriotie. The May pole was wrapj ped in ued, white and blue .colors F J Mrs. C' RxTiiOiiur \ya? directress I .if these activities. Three'queens j received lovely prizes. High ?1 .<'no.il <|ooen a lovely cX"h>*ty??rt*f 7~hjhcThllilTk" "ouuiik lir-u-Mn- nacroiy fi ?e. I pcrfii'iR. container. Elementary a |.h( utilul dress. Primary ?5.1)0 ira t i War Savings stamps. The teaeh1 j .'is of these winning omens, nanu I or Yt..C.I.o.i.. 'I'/w ti 1 j | ... i. s w./mri, ii!iii>n:ou<i [) ! .nfI jlightowi r received lovely ai d 3 i useful i/:ifts also. r? ! The musical recital was ar.oth2 1 < '' < njoyahlorafl'aij. jn which thirty 3 or more participated. It was won 0 (lerful to notice. tn<? progress ot i) the niusif. students. Iv'ch partici3 pant w o r e beuuti'ful evening _ gowns. Beautiful not flowcp, ad^ <ied to the score as decoration. j i'h:- music derailment is headed , by our efficient Mrs. .1. (J. Ilcn' (1 c i son. I Mrs. Roxie Good.. (mother of lour directress) oi' Greenwood witI nosscd and enjoyed th? recital. e I Wednesday night marked our (l anal 'closing exercise. The audil* torium waQ crowded to cor.gratu1 late twenty-three graduates and l' ati.w our wonderful speaker Rev. h Bash of Batesbuig. fie delivered ' I a wonderful -address. Numerous y I .tudenls received certificates for "J perfect attendance. Thirty in is j number. Mar y^ other |1?|iiTa f"' r, j uasketbaTT,. accomplishmortts, lead njership were awarded. Scholar d I*sfifp nrizes were riven to tkn fnl. io lowing-: Mary Williams, valcdictf) Ut?n, $fj.OO; M-ble Davis, snlutfi; forian, $U.OU. " These two prize: jLslJ:.. ~rf ~r . \. 1 ?-? vro rt>Ai)i:H )J,rT_ Troup 157, Saxon School Wo had a grand time last Mo ('ay a' our meeting. David Canno Senior Patrol -healer. started t meeting promptly at 0:P.M. .A iter the 'formal Opening \ had a hrief period checking a . an cements'; Our Scoutmaster. M W. .1. Gilliam called the Pati together and presented Chi Scott. lie immediately present he honored guest of the ovenin .Mr. Charles T. Boldcn, our fori r Scoutmaster who is liow in t the Scouts in England and he they wore serving their country. Mr", and Mrs. C \V. -Madden v.j ited us far a littel while. ,Qlh visiters ivi-ie Mr: I'flte \\"7 Ke mdy. Scout master iif t roup Ti and one of his scouts, I.oris W were given by thc Agrieultu Department. Lcroy Broadru highest- average History $1.0 !:< a Mae Williams host in Mat $1.00. Biology prize,; of $P (p:-.. n tiy IVnf. (laid leg) to .A t Ilea I Ciic ihan ai d Tropzsy R Davis Best all round student primary department to roeei1 prizes were CI a ess,.- E llightowi ur.d Iressar- Petcrsiuw A gre surprise came when the Agricn lure...Department under leadersh .?f Piol'. Gardner presented ti principal a .check for $10.00 to 1 used for the . improvement of ~fl library. ?IDip principal?iliai\ked all f< .oeperati'on and expressed his fe nig that this has keep the best < :is ten years, at Ridge Hid. ?dnhit Bmrdtiax c. membevoCrt I graduating class it-ported for 1 D.-a* examination Friday along wii 'Usirge Haiford and Robert Han r ndr e>Vgr. du3frs'7>r tfits" sehoc :"he class ol' I'.Md unveiled a Se " ce" Flag in h"tiof of the gt'&di t(>s of -this -school who are serein a : lie Aiiiiv.- ?v\ Star was, phut nr 1 ho fr il I CtWY-<r t?'i* 5ii; ;el and Iiamltl ilamiaond.TTtiti l'\an!;, Jr.. and Poreo Poterso: JJvraea? Ilcnik'i'ifen iuul Front '.rooks. Ildison iiuzznnl. .Tcrrinj nd Curtis Williams, Freddie Til r.un, Willis Watson, Ire-del Davi "Harden Raiiord. A4+- tea-hers?t ??tm nod to?the various homes. Mis? Cai ri'e Mae Brooks a r< Ltiitlt L'laduiile i.s sac nditr.;- a v.'ei j?n?He-rmertsvf I h- -gnest of M iss( Holmes and McCTJluni. r UlChOHV CUOVE BAPTIST CHlia il !M'\ \V V\ Tnnm^r Pnkf/tf Rowesvuie, S. C. ?We are ha fiy ta say ilia; on:- S. S. is st progressing. We have S. S evei Sunday. The paslo,. and mom be oi" Hickory Gro'vp are spiritual alive. Afte a soul stirring pra; sorv/ee the first Sunday nip iht. pastor brought a message, ? Matt. 27:22. theme What Shall Do Then With Jesus which is Ct ed Christ? Everyone seemed -havener joyed this message. * Miss Corirc Williams of Co] and Otaneehate" was the week et truest of Leila U. Sims. Mis* \\ iantsi-is the daughter of Mr. at Mrs. L. M. William* of Cope itt a member of the Senior class \Vilkinson high school, Orang ourg. The following your.g me:l Howesville have been inducted .the L' S. Army, last week: The lore Grant, . member of II. C I Lewis and Willie Johnson, Jam \TT Wado. .Tolin Wesley Goodvyj Tames B. Jamiso.., Jr., Isaiah Sh "tOfCat.d James Jamison. Two pa ties were given in bono,, of the young men. One at the home Mr. and Mrs.^Einest Riekenbuki . _Lbc otlrer_at .the, honia of-Mr, a Mrs. Tom Gant.? We pray th God's blessings will follow the yourg people wherever they t Some of them were regular ci onurs of the Palmetto Leader. Leila 15. Sims, reporter LKKSVILLK HERALD This' writer was a visitor Su (iav at th.. Pleasant Hill Rant church near Saluda and was i .ompanied by my husband. Mr. K. Uraits and this church. Wc ( .njoy the Mothers' Day servic The Rev. Trnpp pastor, took I text I Samuel 2nd chapter, verse and indeed this was a m< .erlul sermon, Kverybody enjt ud it, * Af lvi services Sir, ai .VIrs. Drafts were guests of re lives in the home of Mr. and M William Coleman. Mr. Colem _ motored hack t0 I.epsville vv Mr. and Mrs. Drafts, ' - r-?Mr. "flTTfl 7TFT TTarl Nick lost I 1 contents of their ^household h fire last .Tuesday, M??y 4th. Good news from the boys oy seas and in the states. Pvt. i fonzo Cbongner iq over sea 8 _ welL Pvt Alfonso -Boyd- is? ! Camp Gordon Pvt. Frank Boyd I TitSiim Baasagg lis iCOUTS M) i )ZRICA ll|-i ;- u; ! i -- ' ' lianis. Matthew Cannon, Scribe nMr. Joo IIopo, our Scoutmnstei Ik Troup 155, See. Nazareth Churc went with us on?-rtn?over-nigh ve ?ike Friday, May 7, and had pier d ty of food to eat. Eugene Wil lr liams was the head cook, el Our Senior Patrol Leader, A1 ei bert Barnwell, was in charge o ed making a tent out of burlap, Th i-. coats' di<l a good job of tent niak ? ing. he It was rather eool but we did_u' trr mind that "because we were pre pared. After having games we h a s- I prayer-and went to bed; ca \?The- next morning- wo 'prepare i'< wards broke' camp. All arrive il . home at it: !() Saturday Morning. re a} Van Dorn. .Miss. 5 Miss Xoia Roaster of Philado] b: j phia, Pa. visited her mother an b- j other relatives here last wool 1 Pvt. William Amos of ("a.n?p C'rol I- j visited his mother " and relative ee j this week end. s, | Mr. Tom Norri,. is improvini k'e j hut is yet in the hospital. 01 I Miss Mary Alma Boyd has gor. at l-to New- York ti) visit r eta lives. 1- Little Dolois Jenkins visitei ipJ.Mrs. Edwards and family las i<- ?\ eek. >o I _ .Mrs. Olivia P. Draft, reprter. ie j Sunday set vices begun at th I usual hour. The Rev. Taraber o >r Augusta, Ga., conducted the ser el vice due to the pastor's absence >.i A wonderful message was deliv red both day and night. Thi K- subject be left with his listener li- w:iv "Vom- Si"s Will?Kind Ym h Out". Total folkction wa*"S42.1fl i- Pvt._Pa.ul Go: Liuau- a citizen o >r Leesvillc v.a^ reported as havinj r- arrived safely in Africa. ? > Mrs. Ethel Jamison of f'olum ig hia was the guest of her fathe on Sunday;?~1 ' _ - - IUMO NTiWS n 1:' F. S. Boozer. Reporter j*S 1- Tl - 1111 ii' was a n.Tcrn nay a Alaee 11 do: ia Sunday past. Sunday sehoo was opened at tho usual hour ,I_ C'l ss So. 1 taught by Mrs. T Corley: Xo. 2 Mrs. M I>. Sligh. A 12 p.m. tho rastor preached a von s joyed by all. After which - Coir. inunion was extended to quite ; few. The service seemed a$ if i vas revival meeting. There weri ; evoraV visitors present from va rrotis' churches. Miss Creola Boy< from Peaks and Columbia was th< veek erd-guest of Mr. and Mrs 3emice Covley. She gained man' P" 4HW friends.- VVp hope she wil i hurry b:*ck. M ist Eloise R. Boo/. ! er left Sunday night for points ii |I Virginia arc! Maryland for a twi I weeks vacation. We hope for he a nleasart stay*. , Mrs Al(cp?Bowman is on th ?1. i . i. ?: * AC. r-? 1 AT A... - I ? eh n.si. .nr. ru ui .ueixc s is nr. ' nrovinpr at this writing. I Mrs Janio Stokes accompanies by her soft Cortez and Mrs. Pear llolli,. spent Saturday at'ternooi I1C byre visiting friends and ivlativ 1(1 Pleasant Spring A. M. P. Churcl v' Ucv. C. A. Dunlap, Pastor at Our servi.es the past Sabbat e- were as usual good and well at tended. Sunday school was <*on biucted at the usual hour with th in Sapt., Mrs. Katie Howman it ?- charge. rBro. JimmiQ Lykes stv ? ! vister M Lorick lead prayer set cs vice. The pastor spoke out "bf a ;n the House. The music was re ii'- I tiered by .Jonrs Chanel choir. \Y s*-' had a very nice Mothers' Day pr of gram with several mothers takin I part. Solo* by Mi s. Emma Dvke pd I Mrs- Minnie Spottcc-ard Mrs; Chrr at j Wheeler read papers. There wa so ,1 quartet consisting of Mr. an to. Mrs. Herman Hope, Mrs. Lucii is Rikard and Mrs. Rosa Dee San tiers. , Mr. Napoles Corley who ha been in Brunswick, Ga., for some time spent the week end at horn with his parents, Mr. and Mn in- Johnie Corley. ist Miss Ciirley P. Corley n>f Phils re- delphia, Pa., is visiting her pal H. cnts. Mr. and Mrs. J'Dmes"Corlej lid Mrs. Lrazie Dreher who ha es oeen a patier.t in Columbia hosp bis lal i,s indisposed at her home hen 1st . ?r I)ONADDS NEWS >yid MP Olivr A. M. E. Church la- . .1 vs. Rev. Massey, Pastor an S. S. at 10 a.m. and the lesso Ill* .Wls .S|JlL:IlUiai->' vAU 'heiV nuy tva's observed hero t.h the- past Sabbath, y Sgt. Ervin Pendleton was horr visiting1 his parents for t?n day rcr Ho is stationed at a Camp at Ale: A1- ftndria, La. He visited hi"s grar ind mother last Sunday, Mothers'Jlla; tit We tvere proud to see him. . I ij r France# 'Pendleton, reporter v Q >.< -j ' .' T*" ' ' ' , ; ? PENDLETON POINTS 1 Sunday school at Kiny Chau was well attended.- This being tl first Stinday the League mem be held their regular consecratic services, with Mrs. C. F. Reid, s pervisor. The pastor, Rev. Williams, ga1 _ *1 wonderful sermon that w; _ enjoy, d by a?large?audience. j day is gi ven to the pastor wit jut effort. Easter exercises were very it ? presive-dnring the intirs day. Tl ?un-rise services conducted 1 Rev. B, H. Reese.and others we we 11 y. ttended. The many relatives and f rien< vere glad to see Bio. Wm. Was ngton out again after undergoir . treatment in the Anderson Conn: Hospital. The Misses Clara Bells Gillia and Dorothy Brown have returnt to New York after sjiendng tl Easter holidays with their parent P\ t. Carol Morse spent East h at home with his parents. Mr. at t Mrs. J. K. Morser. The Annual Oratorical conte . sponsored by the "Peek Burial A Society of Anderson", u now hi [. I loiy. The Anderson County Trai t :ng school is now rejoicing b e cause the successful eonlcstun were' members of the senior cla of that school. Mr. Robert Hen; 't Thni)))Kim was the winner-of 1 ""prize, with Mr. \\". jl. Hantbiii \ close second, el Mr. John Heal Jr. of. Washin ton I). C., who is in the Civil Go tP "eminent service, spent the TSast holidays with hist cousin, Gidec d Webb and returned to D. C. c Thursday very much elated ~ovi his trip. The May-Day exercises at tl Anderson Co. Tr." School will I d i beautiful feature or> the t-ampu t Everyone is wondering with i I icrest as to who will he the lucl ! King and Queen. A Mother's Day program wi he rendered at King Chapel Su day at 11 O'clqck, and a speci c sermon wjll be preached- by tl pastor. d Among the visitors who wo * shiped at King Chapel Sundt were Mesdames I.. C." Cliukseah of Seneca, 'S. C. and E. R. Doy e of Silver Spring Baptist Churc * Visitors, are always welcome. Miss Bessie Marshall spent tl ! week with her parents at Hunt * Path, S. C. Antvong the recent selectees f< 3 the army who left Anderson" ai -ttpbett,Mye+u W. 11,_ 11 nmli^f sir ? Lewis N'orris.. ? nBBHHBHnnRmnni il N* M who passed away l'our years You loft us (1 And our hoar A place is vj Which never i Sadly missed by Children c. WINNSHOKO NEWS ? Last. Sunday was a red lett ' day at." St. Paul Baptist church. the midst of the Communion se n vices a'' ?kl fashion revival brol ! out and the saints cried out evei 1 one in Ids own way as the Ho Spirit came ip to the midst i 1 them. Rev. J. M. Beatty the pi tor was in the spirit. Mothei Day program was also carried or , After being given an ovation he Court House here last Fridi 1 7th, 108 young men boarded bu _es ifor?.Fort -Jackruaa, The Gl< .club of Fairfield county trainii , <-cRooi rendered the music Re B. C. Cunningham offered pray , and Mr. I). G. Belton address* the group. The court room \vi packed to its utmost. The Hon * Guard held the colors-while tl program was rendered. Anioi (j '.he bove from Winnsboro he Were Messrs Rufus Green, Pa a Ranks, J. Young, Howard DavJ ' wno had charge of the gronp. Among the out of town ambi r i:s last weekend were 'Mr., ai w Mrs. Jas. Ford who now reside s Baltimore, Md.; Miss Clean Whi net* of Philuldelphia; Mrs. No ? Washington, Mr. Hffzel Taylor a* Misc Nora Taylor, all from Cha 0 el Mill, N. C., and all are relativi '* of Mrs. J. M. Batiste at who home they stopped. We were gh 5 to have them in our evening sc vices SurrfnyTit St. Paul. School starts its closing he ' i \iay evening me i-un wnen tl Oratorical contest gets under w; ' r. the school auditorium of F. C. / -yhool. Sunday 16th at 3:30 tl innual sermon will be deliver ' Sefoi,. the student body by Re L' J. A. Lipsey, pastor Zidn AM ?hurch here. Monday night w be Class 'Day exercises and tl nnals will come oft Tuesday eve irg 18th. ^ The nddrcsg to the graduates wll he delivered by Pr eipal J K Blar.ton of Voorhees n rnd I. school, Denmark. ie ? Rev. T. R. Tolbert, wife ai ? son spent a short while on o ie fafnpu, last Monday morning s. lluy passed through our town <_ their way home. We appreciat id their presence very much. y. Miss Osearola MjartganTt Tv always have A copy of The I1' metto Leader lor you. Get it. .y Jm'T iu li1' r iffrif rflhiVHtV-tihmliVf lY'"*^' S:?< nr/liiv, May 15. liM.'l Classified Advertising ~L Column 1(J Special Notices, Cards of Thanks"" M Memoriams, Birth Announcements " ,n Marriage Announcements etc. are ii. charged for at the rate of 10c per line. Cash must accompany the order. Minimum charge 50c. _ ? ^-1 TN 'IffEMORlA-M"" In memory of our devoted ^ -mother. Mm. Pometta ?Freeman, who departed this l'fe M-y 1, 1942 Twelve months Viave passed now. ^ Twelve moi.ths of un-dying memro ory. . - -fCx, twelve mont-hs~since that twi: light hour . > i When Hp came to pluck from this >u I ^r n....... li 'A Cala i-ily, so pure, so frosh, so white, ml rs A Red Rose, so fragrant, so ten- ^ der, so bright. \ Forge'-Me-Not, so rare, s o ;s sweet, so blue, ei An Ivy leaf, so firm, everlasting id and true. _ A Ghrdtela," with jToTsb dignity '7 fid grace, id A Mack-eyed Susar, daunted wit!^^ s-' .Queen Anc's lace?" n- All these with other., '1\. made into e- a bouquet, U And took with- Him one week ere ss . "Mother's Day ry "Slothers* Day". st Though on. that day_w^_wore?a ig white rose i" part, We were really wearing a Red ^ p. Rose at heart. ^ v. Fcr with Him we know that bouer qoet will haver Everlasting Itfe^and beauty?su? ?? premc. Those of us left will try to be like Him, 1C So on that day and appointed time, I We too will be plucked by that 1S same Spirit Dm no. iter three devoted daughters: ' - Mr-.. "Cynthia Nicholas Cheeks Hi Miss Julia Thelma Freeman n Miss Ruth Pernetta Freeman. a) 13 . _IN MElMilRIAM - In memory of our husband and 1" father Mr. Jackson Janerette who departed this life May 14, 1925. ^'s It was 18 years ago e That you left our hearts in woe The way you quietly slept away Is lingering in our hearts today, le . J ?a Ves, we loved you very much, ' There \yere many hearts you )r touched, ^ Ah years come ami?yoars go "H Y\ie-d<JW oi'e and more. ~m_ WIFE aivI CHILDREN. RMQJUAM deffr in other. .Alt?/ GnlliiT, " ago today. May 12, 1930. lear Mother, ts arc filled with pain; { leant in our home, can lie filled again. and Grandchild: s. Almena Griffin Duncan ss Maymo I. Griffin onard M Griffin ___ Pert X. Griffin ul W. Griffin Iroye A. Griffin Iroye A. Griffin, Jr. . IN MEMORIAM j In rvim-mhranfo nt' deal ei ) wife, Mrs. Inez King, who depart'n j ed this life one year ago May 12 ^ lf>42. ki' Vou have pone Dear Inez, l>y But your presence is still with '-v me; Since God in His own way ajr Has taken you away. it. ERNEST B. KING, Husband, \y MRS. ALBERTA BRIGGS, Sister sue ? - -K?^? Ig McVALL NF.WS v ei Mr. Alonzo Cook of Baltimore, ?d Md., is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. as Helton McLnih. Pvt. Arthur it Green is also spendin a few'days r>f .here from Bush General hpsprtal. Birmingham City, Utah. rc Services were fine at Fair Plain ul Sunday. They held their quarteris ly conference. Elder Bynum :of the ? p, ?heraw and Benncttsville district preached noble sermon. Subject Why' Seek * the Living: This ' sernp (mon wa- full of thought. Collec- ' nd tion $2T&0. ill A program was nt Beaver Dam Jt, sponsored by R. Bcthoa.- The^ rr? McCall Training school rendered^ id music which was highly enjoye<fl?| p. \<jdresseR were made by sister K>t Pc A. McLarion, Rev. M. L. Gibson, sp Rev. C. H. McI/urion? Sol0 by id Aliss M. Watson which wa? very >r, nuich enjoyed. Prof. J. S LaSaine gave a wonderful address on the main subject Red, White and Blue, re He was at his best. The McCall fie quartet rendered several selections i.v which were enjoyed. Mrs. .T. ' k T LaSaine sang a beautiful soio. he Thrs was a great program. Acd mount raised $41.05. Rev. Gibson ^ 'V. represent in the red raised $15.00; \ E Mr. J. M.fRogers ,aised $8.00; Mr ill C. M. Bethea the white ~ raised! he $10.00. Mr. iD. Pipkin the- blue, n- S18,22r ? 20 The m ember g*"of Beaver Dam^ in | Fair Plain and Syrian have joirvN. o<l hearts and hands together including their jiotkat V>okn and ?r Hie putting over some swell programs. May God bless them, to ur continue. \\0 were pleased t o as have in our city to witness this program Mr. Akford Bureh and hi, two rfaughtera .0f Pinehumtr Nt --< C, They were the house guesta iTT nf lJl~ U?- ? ? - V | r* ""u *'liS- ueorge Wagh*1 ington. Rosa L Bcthea, reporter i . v..'"":