The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 15, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
ABBEV \Ui ASTROIAMJY RE J
;a.u..My boy friend is in *
the Navy and has been fir nearly s
- fw? yoaiy. Rv my tinny I receive W
a letter frorti him . he begs nie net r
to marry whifo. hc^r gonr, butt
wai^ on him anil ttrhpti Vio returns il
we will niarry. Sirice he's been (
avisy Tve faft*n fn love with some c
one else and he wants me to marry
him. What myst I do? 1
ANS: Your sailor friend would : j
not want you if you couldn't re j
turn his love. It's a woman's pvi- c
vilege to change her mind. If you j
love the boy and he loves you, t
yqpr sailor friend will wish you i
well. " | !i
...
M. E. B. J I owe bills and cannot /
make enough money to get out ol n
debt. I work hard but I cannot a
succeed, Tell me what must I do v
to pay all of my billsl I am worri- $
eel to distraction. i ' , t
: ? l
1 1
ANS: You should he. It*s a plain h
case of mismanagement. Other I ^
people who earn less than you an i ; b
whose expenses are heavier, save ! t
money. If you would pay your bills '
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Write to- The ABBE' WALLACE !
(. ader. 1310 Assembly Street, Colur
Palmetto High Schc
- Successful Financia
Friday, April 30, v.t.s rnt aside
in the program of the faculty and
students of the Palmetto high
school to terminate a ~ fin and at
drive on which we have been work i '
-ing for quite sometime. This day "
will go do\yn in history as "Vic- | jj
4ory^ Bay".?Although wc . know J.I!
that this is not true in the real ?
sense of speaking, but we are ccr 'y
tain that we are expressing the 'r
ideals ami hopes- of every true A- 1
merchn and of the UniUd Nations
Thialiin^ncihl drive is the first l|
? of its kind to be sponsored by thei*3
sehool under the administration ol 's
our energetic, untiring Principal, 1
Prof. W. H. Thompson and wP arc
proud of the gigantic suceess. .
Ai; one o'clock the contestants _
irom each class mounted a beautifuiiy
decorated platform and
lhe winning contestants from each
department was ' crowned "Miss b(
Victory" by Willie p. Hunter, sj
president of the senior class of li
1848. ' - r15l
The principal introduced the si
guest speaker for the occasion, v
Mayor James C. Hook of-Mullins==T<
who addressed the body with an
eloquent speech. ~ ? fst
Rev. G. H. White, retiring pas- i ta
tor of Ebenezer AME church was in
precept and gave timely remarks a
which wore very inspiring. Rev lit
wmte is leaving our midst to en- irf
the second time. This time he is th
entering to render service as a rn
chaplain and is commissioned aj tu
Firgt. Lieutenant. We are proud
of hi* achievement and wish for Pf
him the best of everything. Wc tvl
appreciate, the interest that he
has taken in us and our various 'e
school acti\ities. in
The various classes presented a tli
pr^g^am of song and dance in lion ho
or of the Queens of Victory. 'v>
The proceeds of the day amount I
e<f to $-102.17. The report of the 'ai
classes and contestants were as on
follows: Th
Miss J. E. Tarleton, 1-JL teach- tai
eri $?5.00, Helen Williams, eon. :ili
testarit: Mrs. S. 8. Thompson, to a- as
chjjjr 1-A, $2(5.25, Harry l,Oe Bos- th:
tic, contestant; Miss C. A. Mc- ?'l"
Cleilan, 2nd grade, $15.7.1, Joyesteen
McDufTic, contestant; Sliss -do
E. B. Paul, 3rd tirade. $10.18, Mai -d>;
tnUWl-BiVWn, CQUtentunt; Miss 11 tes
L. Spann, 3rd grade $55.00, Sara So
Lee pontic, contestant; Miss E.L M1
ClihoiV-lth grade, $22.50, Cora Mi
Rotfttxvvjth grnd?, $15.67, Dorothy *e!
Crihl), contestant; Miss M. J. *Jingloton,
5th grade, $2.1.00, Gwch- -<?i
uolyn- Ford. contestant; Miss 11 En
M. Ham, 5th grade, $23.57, Nancy $e
Carmichael, contestant; Mrs.
A. Morgan, Gth grade, 50.57, Evolyn
Davis, contestant; Mv?. S. E Re
Johnsotut6 grade, $20.00, Esther- toi
leno (Gerald, contestant; Miss N r?|
L. Jones, 7th grade, $16.35, _Vi- nv
vian Smith, contestant: Miss H *tt
II CiL 1 - Art J 4 A 'A ?
u, v tuiiiwii, < tn jraue, KUtn r?
BjUups, contestant; Mr. p. A flu
Johnson, 8th grade, $20.00, Ida roi
- ffifhc's' contestant; Miss W. I, sn
McClecse, 0th grade, $40.00, Klo- "Tp
uise Thursmaiv- contestant; Mr 3X
W. J. Richardson, 10th grade. $11.. th<
35, Elain Johnson, contestant; Mr. <ib
H. t^.Phillipg, 11th grade, $o3.00, clu
Lcssy'c " Ford, contestant!". thi
The f)nal. coipqienceoicnt exer-Icul
cises ahe taking pfece at the fol- a <
lowing tin?e and places;. Friday
night at 4 OcuHjt . thp' seventh m<
grades pt*8?nt? theirlagerfiaeB jit i?
^Ebeneaac JL K. Jfcv?wMi. . . w?
On 'Snitoay dftWfaQw It 4 (f- wt
clock Rev. J., W Richardgon will th?
deliver the Three utROiW? rtdth^wf - <
nw 1 ?r?
IDINGS ARE NOW READY
Pi'1 -^ovi
btoMWI Ttti
BLEMS m MM
w^W na?i>?w>ii to tmt "to um mv *?>
tjtrfi ^yy^igrw* ,r^.
jtNwRunswvtci ^
fith the money you have been
pending an your buck, uiul foi
rcw Easter bonnets ... your tfilanyial
standing: would be much
letter. Loading' yourself with
lehts i? ? had hahit. young ladyZ
let your financial affairs on a
ash basi * and keep them there.
M. W. - 1 am married ami love
ny husband very miuclv but anothr
married man is in loye with
nt' and wants me to quit my husland
and he quit his wife and we
:o away and get married. Do you
hink this would be wise for me
o quit my husband and go with
ihn or not.?
\NS: Lord, what fools these
.ortals can be. Here is a woman
nd they1ove each other ... yet.
vith a loving and uiftiful husband
he wants to know whether or not
o leave a good man for a.deeiev-.
ng cheat. Leave him and you'll
ie sorry fqr it to your tlying day.
r'ou are unworthy of your, husand's
love to encourage these
emptations. For shame.
yzed in this column free. Simply
h vour letter. For a "Private ReE'S
NEW ASTROLOGY READMIT
receive witir yotir Reading n ;
advice analyzing three-^S) Qucs- I
Full name and correct address to J
I please include a self-addressed,
eply.". Explain your case as ful- |
your problems within the scope j
:er with your questions and mail
SERVICE, care of The Palmetto
nbia, S. C.
nol Conducts ";
1 Drive
3 the graduating class of 10411 at
lount Olive Baptist Church,
The annual graduation exerciser
Wednesday, May 12, at K p.m. Tlu
ddross will be delivered hv Dr.
1. H. Butler. A.B.. M.A., I).D. of
lartsvillc. S. C.. who is principal
f Butler tfiyh School and 'pastocf
Jerusalem Baptist Church. He
olds a number of distinguished
in South Carolina.
The music will he furnished by
it; Paimeto High School Glee
lob of whieh M+ss- K. L. Clifton:
accompanist and Miss W. L.
IcCleese* is directress.
\\: H. Thompson, Principal
KAVTON STREET HI SCHOOL
Prof. R. F. (Jladden, Principal
Newberry,?Nothing is more
?autiful than our campus in its
irjnjr dress. The rose trees and
Hies blooming in their beds add
to the Statcliness of the
lrubbery and well kept walks
hicb our "Ag" boys keep in such
With the coming of spring the
udent body also seems lo~T\avc
,kcn on new' lifc, Und ?ur comencement
programs are off with
"baug". These programs by the
Tie people have all been very
>od. They centainly played well
oil* parts. Much credit is due Miss
kii' ("lull m;m .-toil l.he. nlJir.r.. .pro? .
ary teachers for inducing such
neful melodies from the throats
such little people. We feel escially
indebted to those teachers
to favored us with patriotic proams.
We believe that when we
neb love of home and country
such manner, we help keep up
c morale of our people on the
une front and so do our bit to?
n the war.
Dr. J. E. (Irani addressed a
rge audience Wednesday evening
the subject "Social Diseases".
ioso who heard his highly enterining
and informative' talk, re/.o
that he is an orator as weli
an abl. physician. We 'rust
at he will he able to come to uf
ain soon.
The contest for "May-Queen'
iscd Friday morning during out '
a pel exercises. And wTiat a eonit!
The l ports were as follows:
ven "A". Mrs. II. W. Singleton
ottsor, $-l.r?.00; Eighth grade.
ss (leraldmc Cooke sponsor J.
S..Y7 ; N inth grade. "?11 lvjgent
humpert sponsor Sod.Pa; Tent)
lu'.e. Miss Vivian Nceley spon- j
SI".72; Eleventh grade. Miss
lily Chishohn sponsor, $5-1.10;
venth "H", Miss J.quisc Lurch
ilJW. $1 ir,.25. Total $4U2.1?J.*f
The "Queen", Miss I.ouvcn^a
avec, was crowned in Che jym- ,
iiuii which was decorated to
) reset a woodland scene. There ,
lid the tveos and flowers, with '
endants lovely in thee Evening |
wns, th? May-pol dancers in
ffy pink and blue dresses, surjnoeo
by hecs, elves, and gnomes
d flanked by the chorai club, .
dely in blake robes, the Queen .
pressed her appreciation to ,
>so who made her success posIt*.
After the festival, the choral
lb and Miss Nance entertained ?
s Queen and her court, the* fa
1 ty, and a few close friends with
social,
Mrs. Pliney Willis Maxwell, forirly
Miss Mary Nance, and who
a sistci of Miss HeloYi Nance,
?. a recent, visitor. Mrs, Max
tit left II .00 for the seAiors on J
sir Jfay-Poy drive.
Our hae just return
*
^B IM
' ?r.'
Rflensed toy U. S. Wi
FORT ChARK. TEX AS?Se
Oth Cavalry, of Washington, I
George A. Benjamin, 114th Ordr
jana, at the Post bowling alleys
Clinton N. and I.
Commencement
A tnntnl May 1 lay?Tuesday,
p.m.. May I!"1. College campus. Rc
Julius llohnan, I'.P.. guest spoal
t r.
Address to Rcligi'ous Orgsiriz;
tions?f-Kritiay* H pm, May 21, Ne
AJt. Olivet AAIKylion church; Air
! Anna 15. Wiston, M.A.. gae<
speaker. *
Annua! Not inn:; Graduates
Si; (lay? JlNlH -pj::.. .May 2-!. X '
oil. Olivet ch..r<h; Rev. II. 1
-She\v.?A-.U.. O.IPt .penkov ?
-Annual Class Pay?Aioi da;
J:.'50. p.m.. May 21. high schot
.lass. Spur it.in.. Slay 24, serin
normal chns. :-.'i0 p.m., May 2
A lumnb?Banquet.?t-r4+ege?anrhtr
fiian. ?
A initial Alumni Alvtitig?Tties
jay. 2: *{(> p.m., .May 25. coileg
Auditorium.
_J A: r ual' Oioatni'inH 'Thinll'Ki.Tuesday.
Srili) p.ni, .May Nei
Alt. Olivet church.
Annual Trustee Meeting?V. e<
nestUry, ttRtrrr'arrmT .May 211, Bisl
on .John W. Mint in. A M OH
.Chr'n;. Uoard of Christian Hduvu
Coii, presiding. Col7eg0 audita
riu ni.
Common.einerl Graduating Er
cruise?Wednesday. ;! p.m.. Ma
J*!, New AI; Olivet church. Pi
1;^: W. Kirl.t'liti- - AM 111
guest speaker.
\ ou and your friends are col
a'ially invited to attend ail of th
ibove named activities.
?ilium-'; >\ illiam 'Shaw, prcsidt a
DCN BAR HM.H St HOQI,
GREEK. S. C, (LOSING
Tin- citizen^ 'of Greer, S. ('
fathered in Duab.r hifrh schoc
auditorium 4?v-4tsicn to the Harm
la. rente s;rrnion delivered hy t!i
Rev. J. S. Earle, May P. 1:00 par
The' processional bvonjrh* th
Aidiool?^horii'i i+t? im?ir ?? .?"-Prrr:~
Ye the Father." together witl
iVJisses Que^ne K. .Tones ard Mar
Taret Aiayfielil the' fori uraft r jrra<
rates. (the war einiming tv
ailing thy joiner man.) The Rev
T. Fil'onetn. lead the Ihte,. t
Rev. Julia C. (rilde- mVeied Jli
u:n:
? \ i j 'ii i >> iillilll' .11
Lunkhead of tin* school in ?>xcc!
I< ni address, introduced the min
>ter. Rev. .1. S. Karlo the pastu.
?i" ML Calvary Baptist chu'rcl
who ehoos,. from the above men
tinned . hapter hi- theme "Met
ml Women of the Age". The me:
sage was erammod wit), vvise. tiirti
'y a.:d wholesome council, proeep
and wisdom for this y () ? t I
iteasinn. and tfge.
On Friday evening. May 1 1
1:1 p.m. the comtneneement ex
ircises will take place. The tw<
rarlvnte,, will deliver the/r speed
s. The.Snot, of tip. white higi
whool will deliver flit" atMvess t(
he graduating class. Supt. II. I.
S til art. -If., will also present 1 ht
[ l incipal \V. M. Ba khead re
norts a most successful ai d h'.il
iant year. The very large mini
er of young pconle, were taker
are off and in., Uncled by M s.sing
Voting, 1st '.'ratio; Mis. Min
i(. (iriffin, second grade; Mis
Vrt^Tjr Thmrinsrrrr, :hrdy Mis's TafitT
^ llivan. 1th; Mis. Daisy Logan
'th; Misit - Ahtie Redd, fitli nm:
Sewing; M'ss Mahelc I.enh rdt
<e\ entli and II. E.; Mrs. Rut!
Boozer, eighth and ninth; Mrs. F.
B: 'khead, tenth and eleventh
trades.
The patrons and parents wen
iveil pleased and entirely?g i atiliui
.vith th(. progress and advance
nent on ,a whole that their child
ren and tin- school have made
m-eiativc to the able principal
Prof. Bankhoad his accomplisliPr
rice-prnci pal, Mrs. Bank head an.
h(. traircd and consecrated tPf?ch
rs for their finy work, and beauti
fui services.
J eh 11 ('. Ciihhcs,
_?d from Soutli Carolina State
College where, he reports, oui
students are making ttood,
iii i iwlirn'iirtiiiri i i^ ..J
THE PALMETTO LE
' ^ ' '
Saj" '|>-Vf4 1
ar Department Hunan bf Public Halation*
rgeant Henry J. Brown, Headquarters
). C.. watching Private First Class
taricc Troops, of Baton Rouge, Louisi
at Fort Clark, Texas.
Bottis Academy Com
inencement Schedul
lVI?*r 1C Ol
t.T 1. CI J 7- VJ ?di.
8
v Tvrr.io :, S. O. Tin- preside,)!
i , ' '*''and :ttaUi?'K of Belt
( Uademy ird Junior college e;
}* tend a ;< rdial welcome to ever
tt oat' to attend t he eommcnceinei
s j exorcist's from .May 10-21. Tl
it J syi t du!:.> is follows: May
lit. 1:0!) p.m.?Baecalai
i . :?'(> Day. Sermon to l?0 delive
i ! iiy Key. Mavie S. Gordo:-. Mei
1. i . d *e! college. Columbia.
. May?i". 8-:'t(>?1VM.?Gramme
; School Graduation Prograiv.
>i May IS. 8:20 P.M.!?Senior Hit:
i School Graduation Program- in tl
1 J form of a play. "Two Cousins"
r-t .M.:.y TMi s: i'i P7M. .-Sophonvu
?1 L l;*.sa~ N ight.
i- I .May 20. :t: 1 r? P.M.?PiMgrn
0 grades 1 to Operetta "Mag:
; Gingerbread" gi; ide. 1 to .'t O)
- ' .n!.:ri;T)i v,n Aiwi'-'i; the Fairie?
lyy te s "^1 b Tlr 1
i May 20. 8:20 .PM.? Alumni' nil
1 | May 21 ll:()o A.M.?Sophonioi
i- j VoMeg.' (iraduatif'.,?R x c lvisF
- I Spea.ker ,l)r,?K. th?Peters.?p4-e*
i- ' lie t Paine . oiit"r''r Augusta. Ga.
- I .Ti IV. Nictibtsbn. presideitl
. ISAIA DA GOrXTV
y } TK UMNO S< MOOI.
I
L_j? I'sw.?P. J. Trapp. Principal
. j Our school term- ended May
t. .ui.cr a vi-ry succ.essiJ icrm ui
dei' 1h" leadership of ouv princ
t |?:?.i Ucv: Trapp.
The prin.m v department bcga
I the commohoetnf'iu with an opei
I' tta A Rose Dream. The prograi
was enjoyed by all. Hvcryon
present said the little tots gav
an oxtra-ordinary perfcirmanee.
The elementary department pr
I'M'teil an operetta Seasons o
d Happiness. This was a three at
~ play. The aet ing was "very go (ft
c and all enjoyed it.
i May :?rd the high school gav
.'wo plays: Into t'.tr Licrht. an
Once- In Tt m ep Moon. Both wcr
h very good. After the plays w
-.ad o.ir annual Mrna Snlnda Con
lest, which was a suere s; Yer
IIol!owa.\ from the tith grade wa
crowned Miss Popularity. , Thi
> dass raised the highest amoun
i of nioney in the elementary dep
arlnjenl. Odessa Xatterwhite o
th.e Till Oracle was el owned Mis
Saluda. The Ttli grade raised th
l highest amount im the Hi sehoc
department.
On Sunday May 2nd Rev. Dile
t of Ninety )Six preached oar an
mini sen moil. If the elass o
[ 'hi look in som,. of the thing
t that wert. said in tip. sermor
i '.here is nothing Lilt- success fo
them in life.
. On Tuc<dity nigh.l .May 1. Pro!
Townse.n I. principal of the Aike:
Elementary school brought us ;
womb'i Fill message. The sub.iec
was The (luest tor the Rest, Th
' diplomas were presented to th
graduates by our.Supt.' Mr. Hen
c lurnWf ?- _c_.
-7Vtt?Ttrr?mugir for crcnviTtHU'e
incut was ri nilered- 1>\ Mrs. Ber
i ic-f. Woods. 1 think that sh
hould lie congratulated" for th
1 vay she handled the music am
. *spec-ipll,y 1 the way site (lirectd
I c (lie,, (dub.
\\"t. wish to thank the patron
! ind friends for helping us. t
rtakc this sriioo) te rm a ^success.
\V. T. (Santt, Reportc
1 i:bkni.zi'k baptist c:i r< i
Rrv. \. I.. Pp'''rsc.n. Pastor
The great rally of ih<> Kbcnez
?l;?ptisi church?Sunday?night?w*
a success. Sunday morning t h
Mothers' Day urogram was ren
Tllf ttPl'IBftn U'flc r?w.?fwV>
??d and the audience? wns thrillei
.vith the spirit ard the finan.e \va
I liberal. Sunday night the wall
I 'am,, tumbling do\vn spitviuall
end fma*44+4ly. VVe end our raJ
!y with the sum of ?0Of>.05. \V
could not have put this prograi
over weie it not for the aid o
the North Carolina Mutual ar.d th
; Pilgrim Life insurance conipanie
managers and agents.
Sfater Daisy R.itey, secretav
r: vr
ADfefc
Harmony Church
Sports Review ...
Ily Don Bi/zcll, Jr.
; All St"r Boxing Card |
\( Doughboy Stadium
Here at lasll S.lep right out>
everybody. The "Panther" Boxincr
rrjrni of Service ITatrlio'
Uviid Stud'tit Training Kejriment
i?jo :n?s the I",st its iuo.it speeta:
i:l;ir svnsati"mil !? ">:.in-* rho\vs o |
' Tbt? seaso 5!ay II. IP 18. at l)f tp. *
j. boy stadium it Port R n in.T. a
j, n :< t s" n i-p?I'iublyi;.?fi.-i:n fV.''r;.
[I w'Utre appearing. Plenty of a.Cap
j n? -md?tjp a * v a i' - vm t. ? :r ny - of
H ^hes-? bouts you h?.ve wai'ed a
I long time to sco. Knock:-ti wil:
I .}?_Jilojltiful.
' . Promoter Set. Jack:).- of He,
and liy com'vi y 'ireseiit? gueh out*!
stand*ii'; features as:'
Koavvweight G rounds;? ,
I.eo Harrison. 205 pounds. West
Palm Beach, Fla. Won 50 fights
' 27 by K. O. 11>40 IntcrcotTrgiutc J
i hump of A. and M. eoll??^-? versa*
? Pddic J cksu- 200 pounds'Lift A"itcles,
Calif Won 80 of 07 bout"
22 by K. O Snarr-in;*, mate of i
Abe Simon. rJ
Lightweights G rounds?
j Georgia Pa?e. 187 pounds, Clove-s
land. Ohio.Former Bantam weight
chumpicn of lie world versus I)ynn
? mite Daniels* ):>,"? pounds, Newark
N. J. 1011 National Golden Glove j
iiainpion.
Middleweight "> rounds?Orric
'Kill(M,M ? nl i f tl lit'! wnnnili, Vf I
I.riis." Mo., versus Tommif. Stew ml
MM pounds Now York City,
j- Woltf nveipht 1 rounds?Bryant
i'ass,?12-7,?Atlanta. G South
G astern - District Golden Glove
.' ha inn versu* Terry L/virpston
: 1 \ Si. Ifouis. 7\To. I' tornatTona'
ffrlrien GloVp ' ( tnrn 1 077fp h I w e ipii f~
lt Lipid-hen vyweipht. 1 rounds ?
is ,'?anny'Harris !7Y Now York Ci.ty
K. osrs Jimhrin Mitchel. 173, Lo?.
y. \npelos, Calif.
j-t Foatherweipht, 3 rounds?Joe
lt. Noble. 127, New Orleans. La., ver-us
Loroy Hunter, 126. Baltimore.
it. MaryUnnwl.
v. These npliters are in exeellc: t
n. ie. dti'on, and rarintr to tro. Watch
Hint Jackson and Harrison bout
t-v_ for real-brutal action.-ten brutal"
destructive iiphters. For class and
), -peed, as well a^ punliirp, watch
1C the Pa.'e and Daniel,. bout, also
the Bas.? and I.ivinpston fipht. _
M" ny thrill pact surprises arc in 1
."tore for you. This all-star -box1(
inp show is top? f<> the season
jc Mfd hiar'y more Tike il are schedi
le<i. Watch weekly naners- foi
. ?" ~onn?lete details.
auo;,iioi), everyone!?A?cardial
0 rnvrratl'on iy extended to th0 pub e
Hc
q Tblit js-Don Ilia a oil givitig -yntr
ihe hdesr" details of sports ' at
Fort Bennirg, and<?will see you at
tfcc. ring-side Friday.
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IHi.M FOUT (.'OI'NTV TRAIN
fMI-RCHUOL NEWS
The May Day Festival, which
J. ,-ame to a close on Monday after"
noon, May was a grand success.
The grades, their May Queen, canilidate,
and the amount each grade
raised follow:
First (trade - Bettic Milton .
1 Moore . $2.01; Third grade _ I
rem." Itivers . FortlT'grade
I . Anna Lee McKee _ $12.05; Fifth
grade - Jennir Bell Singleton _
$ll>.1.1; Sixth grade Dorothy Jcn-J
Kins _ $21.00; Seventh grade f
Margaret Mike . $22.20; Eighth
d f1"''0 Ldliun Aohuson? $5.70
c N inth grade . Wilhelmenia Brown
y . $21.00; Tenth grade _ Ethel
l. Jones . $12.14; Eleventh grade
., . Ahernie Washington _ SICES'
j. VElementary School total ... $00.OH
? j ligli School total $75.<55
i j (irand Total . _ . . . Sl.'lO.O'i
Fiaucenia sEtiwards recited
f | 'Qiieen of the May" before the
? !oi otuit loll t ei'i'ii.onie.-.
, [ Margaret- M-kc, of the Seventh
,i | grade, was crowned "Queen of the i
| Dorothy ui'ikins, of the
s ! Sixth grade, was Train* bcarei;
. I \Vilhclmenia Brown, of the Ninth
j grade, was crown bearer; the other
: .-andidutcs were the Queen ntten.hints.
The young ladies made a
i >xmutiful picture in their long flowing,
white dresses.
After the coronation ceremonies
' - 1 - ' - '
,, .vn./.viii)! juiuii; liuucs piaiieu
it tlj?c May poll- in the traditional
t 'May Polo Drill": Infcz Singleton,
c Florrre Mac Brown, Jannie fc?i11y 1 ecl
'ioit. Mary White,'Mary Magwood,
. | Francenia Edwards, M:m>:nci
) 8HFT?hi", ?Dwvieg?hxytr.?-fc-ht inline -
| Browii, Luetic TowcT, Iiercules Cii 1
- i lison, and Lizzie Mao Williams..-'?
/Alter these activities, the young s
i men engaged in a soft ball game;
t! the young ladies participated in
d a track meet. Tht. winners were:
t-izzio Mae Williams and Margaret
s Mike . High-jump, and Standing
0 Broad jump; ldella Jefferson and
Lizzie .Mac William* _ Running
1 Broad jump; and Inez Singleton,
Lizzie Mae Williams, and Mar1
gnret Mike .. 75-yard Relay.
The Friday Afternoon Rhetorieal
Pre .. ram, under the .directton
i of F. B. Shanklin, wns a Mothers'
s- Day pr igpaiTrt
e
j BETHLEHEM BAI'T. CHI UCH |
5 ivt v. ,*>. aj. iiiifiiiowcr, ras'or
V
Sunday srhoo] ;ts usual 10:30
o At 12 o'clock the pastor preached
ii a soul stirring sermon. Theme A
A' Good Woman. The Lord's Supc
per was given. Visi'tors were
.? present from Gill Creek and Je
hovah. Collection $20v00.
v Mrs A. R. Wise, reporter
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i- Released by U. 8 War
FORT SILL, OKLAHOMA?I
as second lieutenants in the Field j
rcpovt to the 31st Training Battal
ment Training Center of Fort Sill
Hardy B. Jtuffjn of 5038 Indiana A
' Williams-tpf 722 North Mesquite, I
lace M. Jones of 613 Pawlson Ave
NORTH SIDK SCHOOL
Anderson. S M?Wednesday
May 15T 104;{ marked the end of
the North Side Teachers' Council ;
foV" Hie school term of Tftl2-'4.'L
--fhrrh lent'lier expressed her sell
air-having done her best to furiher
the -edueatio] al program. We
have Irtid a very progressive as
.veil as prosperous lernr. Thanks
o our parents and -friends whe
helped to make this school year ?
real success Thro.gh your .oop
oration \vc? were able to purchase
six war honds a-s a patriotic duty
during this great defense drive.
On Friday afternoon, May 7, at
o'clock ?the teachers of- tfn?r
North Side school dined with "Mr I
and Mrs. O. J. Turner and theii
!ittl0 daughter Constance." \Vt
Train wish to cxj)ies? "to tiles':
Trierds our sincere ~~ap'pree.atiot j
lor their invitatiop also the warn] i
hospitality received while in theii ,
home. We certainly enjoyed every !
moment.
Tho sixth grade class will pre- "
-ont. "Nobody's Darling", a com 1
odv drama in three acts Monday ,
night. May 21. at bt :."{( oh lock. Wei
promise yon ;vu evening erf whole sunic?cr.
ten a in me lit. :? c?
BIZZINC AROI NI) MtOOKLYN
ProolUyn, ,\. V.~ Well! here wc
.re again hnzning dewn your way to
bring you the news and views
if niii* f-Alrl "CCJH i- i
r v l WjY will OUi 11*
shining on both sides of the street I
now. and he is making us feel j
'hat spring is really here.
Easter Sunday was a Leautrfttl-4ilay.
and all the churches in the '
. ity were filled to the eapneit y.
Fine sermons were preached by
all_thc pastors of the various
hu'chia -and faith
The spring clothes and hats
worn by our fair sex really lent
an accent to the occasion. Two
weeks prior to Easter one of out
largest edifices, The Holy Trinity
Baptist Church, was burned beyond
repair, so its pastor. Ifev. S.__
R. Harten and many of its mem "
hf*rs wnvuVti nr?rl tfith nflioi* /.Km
x. ...x,. V.H.I - |
;H'fs in the city.
Pvt. Havrj Jennihprs, stationed
at. Santa Monica. Cul.,-and Pvt.
Wallt-r Priester, stationed at Panama.
Kin. were at home on furloughs
to see their families.
Pvt. Jennings and his wife were I
ttnuiously in.tcrlained liy his sister-in-law.
.Mrs, Massena 0. Jennines.
liis stay was short hut he
expressed himself before his do- i
.tarture as being treated swell hy J
lis -friends and relatives. i
Pvt. Walter Priester was also
royally entertained by his relatives
and friends while here. On his return
11 L)> l?o stopped for a short
visit in Columbia,- S. C. to see his
iister, Mrs. Kessie Mae Kirkland. ,
lt.x.-.. ...X,...... ...... i I '
r??it i cw 'ni uwyft, WC 11 \
that the day shall soon come when
you shall come home permanently. t
Mrs, Mamie. Priojster and hei
son Joe. and ?rand-son Cartiez,
their ndTmrr*-Mr. arid' M rn.1 '1M;ih ""
Priostcr. Mrs Priostcr reports she .
likes our "sleepy" city fine.
rnc 'Smith Melodiitns. one "f
Brooklyn's finest singing groups. ^
mug at two large affairs recently,
1 he Elk Lodge, and a Red Cross
benefit program. This singing {
group is directed by Mr. Benjamin
Smith, a very capable direc- '
tor.
Noticing in the May edition of
The Palmetto Leader, we saw that
Miss Clyde Blanch^ Singleton has
just received the degree of PsD, |
Doctor of Phyehology from thejl
Divine Metaphysics of Jndinnapo- j r
lis, Indiana. Miss Singleton was ait
former teac her' of your Brooklyn f I
reporter, and what a good teacher ;
she was. More, power .to you, Miss !
^ ittrrlotAn VAII?< fnomne .. II/!A?4
. iw. ...*l . 'UlllUll
is very proud of you. 1
For a good gospel treat, when 1
fn Brooklyn worship with us aL (
the New Hope Baptist Church, 41
Sumter St., Rev, J. P. Sawyer,',
pastor. > * I i
This about ends our news and , ;
views of our city. ISo-long for now. | ,
We shall be buzzing' down your
,vny soon again.
V
'V
Department Bureau of fubllo Relatione
5ager for their first assignments
Vrtillcry, this trio of young officers j ^
ion in the Field Artillery Replncefor
duty. Left to right, they are: ! r
.ver.ue, Chicago, Illinois; Jasper F. ,
.as Cruces, New Mexico, arid Wal- |,1
nue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
AN EVENT EXTRAORDINARY ?J
? i ?? niiwuumvy tw>??l ,
Meeting of the A..M. E. Church ^
will bo hold in the Headquarters
of the Ujepailmunt. 112 Went -i 20th ?
Street. Ngw York City on June ..
Oth at 10 A.M. Following the close '
of this Hoard Meeting, a MONS- .
TKR MISSION A KY MASS MEET
INC will be held in "Town Hall". ,j
12.'} \Y. -ldrd St., New York City
at 8 P.M. . 1
Thc general tTTcme of this meet- "
ing is OUR MISSIONARY C.HALTEN
(IE IN AFRICA - AND AMERTCA.
The choirs of fhc A.M.
E. Church in and around New
York City will, be combined into "
one large group of 250 voices and
vill furnish music for the occas- 1
ion. There will also appear at this
meeting a group of native Africans
who will render some of their
native songs. Aside from the Bishops
of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church, there will be
other outstanding persons of both
races who will appear on the program.
This affair promises to be one 9
of the liiggi'si event" that has
ever taken place by the A. M. E.
Church .in New "Yfffk City uniter
the auspices of the Missionary Do- j _
partmrnt of the Denomination: |
The effort will be to sell missions
and the African Methodist Episcopal
Cliurch to New York and the
world. Further details will appear
TT^FTT PFI^TTTTTTmv t hi< 11 nnrppoiulont
cd program. Mi. Edwin Barclay, -g
President ol' the Republic of Liberia.
the President Elect of Liberia,
the Aido-de-Camp to the
President and the Secretary of
Stater Mr. Simpson are expected
to lie in this meeting. 0
ST. IV\l L BAPTIST CHLUCIL. i
Sunday School began at 10:J0.
we had a wonderful _ lesson concerning
Christ's Charge to Peter.
The attendance was good. Tin
teachers looR charge of their resnvvtix
e classev for.thirty ?"" ?'"? ?
CTTiss no. S was the banner class.
Dea. .1. T. Able began the pray- ..
sr srevice. at 11 The Junior
L'boir gave several selections. ^
Che morning sermon was taken
from Luke *J1;.'J2, and the sub- 2f
jo-.'t was The hpirittial Knthusi i.-.m.
The nite sermon was brought
to ns by Rev. H. \V. Scott., taken 1 ?
from E/.ckial .'18:1. The subject j
was The (Jreat Trial. " Four j ,
souls were taken into the church. ' k
Misses Shirly Daws, and Jannii ,
t'lair, and Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas j
Martin. j
MOW HOPE A. M. 10. C1IIRCH,
Rev. II. T. Summers, Pastor
Sunday being . a ' yery pleasant A
lay we had a good tj.rowd out for
Sunday school. The lesson ?was
beautifully taught and reviewed, t'
Ml church goers' wore found on J
:iu ir way to the horn- of worship, j h?
Oi:r pastor brought forth a won- ?
lorfid and sottf stirring- sermon- j
ii. the mgnunsr CTTvictvi: r ~j
Sunday is Mother's Day which 1
ihould never be forgotten.
W?? are planning to have one
>f the best programs on Sunday
light at the church that we hav?. ^
?v< r had before.
Mrs. Ruth will be with lis again
it at night., so come out anrpirrrni;
. our friends and relatives with
,'oi\. The program starts at 8 P.M. ^
(HI.BERT" NEWS
Services at Zion Hopewell Bapist
church were good as usual. _
The pastor Rev, H.E. Taylor wa. _
rt?lib best."Mr P. P. Rawl ano
laughters Misses Willie Mae and
Ella Bell visited Mr. 1). J. Bracy
in?! family Sunday. Mr. S. M.
Vlitehell worshipped with us. j _
Misses Mary H. Hartl.v and
... .1 at. * T- an
L-jiwifst- i/cut aim mr. JV
Holiday .spent the week end in
Columbia with there mothers; ?
Mrs. Carrie Lindsay, Misses
Mary H. Hartley and -Eloise Dent ??
Messrs. J. \V. and OUie Dent, Jr.
wid L. C. Rartley, Robert Bracy 8t
#nd Robert, Allan Hayes, Bernice
Taylor visited Misses Connie and-vr
Frnncenin Clark Sunday. d
i '
?. j
Saturday, May 15, ?
ST.. J AM ICS A.M.K CHURCH
Rev. Win. McDonald, Pastor
Sunday, May Uth . marked a
ucccssful >lay at our church.. Af..
cr class studv our pastor ga.vq
j. splondid review*. Morning ser-,
ice was entered happily by an
pfcreciativo crowd, who listened,
o the niessa^j by our pastor?
t. John 1'.):25; theme Mather'* I
)ay Parallelled with the Crosa.
trie; member was added. >>.v
Sunday nitht the report*, frpm
h... rally and a big surprise for;
tpuslor. Miss (feneva Boney, j
or Missionary Society presented
o .him "The Holy Bib!t" and it
arch? gamp m its place. The young ~j
icuple are ?putting over big j
hings for the ohurch.
Alter listening to an t plifting
erinon by our pastor II Cor. (J: #
theme \\\. Are Builders; the
ally took place with the foRow- i
ng eantains reporting; Sisters 1
'mures Hole $127,77; lyfttjo Sol- |
anon $41.50; Wilholmiria Woodt I
?,i $pooo; Buiah Darby,. $60.51 i
'iola Tucker SM0.45; Kstellq^ohn
on $.12.75; Hannah Mt-IjRmld , Jj
JakOO;?Viola Na/.ery $17.74; Ma,,
nit* Williams $41.21; AJnrthu E? ft
,'ook $25.00; I'altie Iloss $16.50;
le'nesa Bone; ?ho collected in
rlr.s. Inez it. ell's absence $5;
tngeiine McCiain $14.(10; Bertha
'hiip $21.50 and Leila J^WoVer
117.75; total $.r>H.6H. Oi^H^capains
will make supple limitary j
eports for the next few Sundays. J
We thanR Rev. W. B. Loving 1
larko. our Presiding Elder for I
ssisting in checking the finance. I
Mrs. Hannah McDonald k. '?Vin
-a w"v i
ueonly wife of our pastor and a
:nal asset to him and church,
iul our capable, imuutfftOUs ^3as- 2
or vvTtTTGbd as his guide is fRiuhis
Hock on to higher and
nhler y^llinys. hunc^he - along? nth
the officers and members
re deeply grateful to all of thy
hurdles and especially to Anioch
Bapist in the community for
no very fine ?eivicc rendered in
lie rally and we appreciate, seeig
visiters at all times as you
c.' wdceme. ?1 :?"" ~ 4
... CARDS *77,
PROFfcSSIONAL
DR. H. D. HARPER I
DENTIST t
Filling, Plates, Gold Crown?, 4
Bridges , t
Eytrtetlon by Conduction?
Anesthesia ?
Office flours: Telephone It
A.M. to 7 P.M. 2-()7tyr\ IU
709 Vi Main Street
WBBDHHlfflHBHBiMIHBBBi
OK. H. H. COOPER %
DENTIST ?-? " *l'
pecial Attention Given to Dlaeases
of the Gum^^
Gold Crown and Bridge Work *1
A Specialty
ffice Phone 6129 Rea. 8264 .1
125 Washing-ton St., Col'a., SJ. C. |
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DR. J. G. STUART -J
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat |l
_ Glasses ?iUuL-Agiwsately-?? Office
' Hesidenc* '&
):00 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 4691 ' ??
1:00 P.M. to 6 P.M. Office 3796 ft
tlice Honrs: Telephones: I;
l;)0 Taylor St. 1317 Pine St i
Summons Art College
An Accredited School i
Training in Beauty Culture, <
Harboring and Community
Organization
ppointments Monday Through
Friday ?
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Box 1392 Columbia, S. C.
Counts Drug Store
PRESCRIPTIONS
lOMPOUNDED AS WRITTEN
BY YOUR DOCTOrf^
A Full Line of ToJIet ArtJ^a
105 WASHINGTON STREET I
PHONE 2-1967
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