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{ * Saturday, May 15, 1043 PERSONAL I YMENTION I m Atom <VC,F A.\N?LLXLE>1ENT "Mrs. Florrio Smith of Orangesi burg, S. C. announces the niarriI age of her cousin, Miss Willie Mae Dunbar, to Mr. J. C.-Green, of Varnville, S. C. The marriage took plact> at Allendale, S. C. on |fune 15, 1940." 1 MARRIAGE ANNOl'NCKMENl Mii an<l Mrs. Robert Cooke an rppnee the maril'age of their daugl fir, Arzelle Loretta Cooke tc First Sergeant Koweti Pressley First Sergeant and Mrs. Pesslej ,are recent graduates of Allen uni versify. First Sergeant Pressldj is stationed at Fort Custci. Mich nrwl M ro. Prn?<il/?v _?? nme 'ching the Mims high school J^^brnmk, S. C. I Miss Pauline Feaster daughter of Mr. Preston nd Bessie Foas ter of Leeds, S. C.. returned honu Thursday, May G, from Mary Pot ter school, Oxford, N. C. She re portu a^vev successful school tern Dr. E, A. Adams, Secretary o - Education and President of ttr< Victory Savings Bank returnee from the Baltimore and Philadcl phia conferences last week ant reported a most enjoyable time Columbians .were glad to see .bin return to our city. !Miss Pauline G. Corlev, belov ed daughter of our polite mai carrier, P. J. Corley was a visitor in Columbia last week, where several showers were given her She left Wednesday, for her hojux at Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brown ant Mrs. Edna L. Alston spent tin wetk end in Greenwood. The\ were guents of Mrs. Lola Watls worth, mother of Mrs. Brown, Or : Sunday, Mrs. Alston was the din i ner guest, of her cousins- Mr I and Mrs. Ernest Matthews, or i . Hackett street, j h ' Mr. Roland Washington, Jr., ol ~ 2209 Marshall Avenue, Columbia t is in Riverside hospital, Ncwpori News, Va., whei'e he Wits operate;. ? ?n Monday, May 10. 1/ Clubs Are Doing | What the Social I The Blue Star Social club met at tht&,/ionic, of Mrs. Addison las( Tuvfcday night. After devotional? the regular business of the clul was transacted. 'We had as visitors Curtis Evans, and -Miss Cecelia Walker. WP were very happy to have Mr Evans to becoim ? one of tnr.?Otrr rrcxt meeting wili he-at the homo of Mr. lireoki., UK Walnut street. The Waverly Silver Star clul t had a very successful tea last SunB day afternoon at Aller.-Benetiie'i I _ Cf-"'*" ShV>'1:i1 -''PP1"!?) j'Un P"er.is f~ ' '"and* musical numoers were rendered in honor of mothers' day. Rev. Johnson was our guest speaker. We wisn to ihank the mar.y visitors who enjoyed the occasion with us for tneir presence,. The Friendly Fourteen Social club met last Thursday at the usual hour. Mrs. Daisy Kichauiso:. will give a supper at her home, 1014 rieidt street, Saturday night. May 29. A cordial invitation is ex tended all our trier.ds to-snare with us. Sunday, May .'10th, the jeorge ivieuanieis will give a silver tea. The McDar.iels residency is located at 908 Senate street. The same cordial invitation is extended our many friends. ? ~ -The Waverly Friendly Few met at 1314 MeDuffie avenue in- their latest meeting. Plans are bcir.p made for an anniversary celebratwn. Our next meeting will be L trt*'the residency of Mrs. Jackson , 16V2 PIhe street: The Sunshine Social club me' with Mrs. beuluh Tisdale, Gervais street last Monday. A delicious repast was -served. Mrs Wallace FogIe will entertain u.jjMtt at her 1711 Lady stree' The Waverley 4-H club met last week in its regular session. Af ^ ter the devotional period the busi ness of thp evening was duly trane acted. It was decided that the club would have a silver tea Juni G All other cl ?bs are invited t< [ t^e part with us at .that time. L rW)i? be held at 2429 Stark street. The next meeting1 will 1>(> heii. next Thursday evening. FULLER NORMAL INSTITUTE FINALS MAY 14 THRU 17TFI The President, members of the F* ; faculty invite you to attend- the ^ Commencement Exercises May 14 17, 1943, at Greenville, p5. C. [ May 14?Exercises for Primary Department. May 16?Baccalaureate sorvi-ces Y ** ? 3:00 p.m., at St. Peter Church, b Pine street. Sermon by Rev. J. t Polph Evans of Asheville, N. C. Is.'."'*' May 17?8:00 p.m. Graduating F: Exercises. Address to-the "jrntduating class by Mir. W. L Ppek of 5C~"30Sdeirson, S. Q. . . Week of Entertain ment for Negro Trooops at Ft. Jackson May 8?Negro troops ar Fori ?hukson will he provided enter j tainment for their off-duty ho. r: next week as tht. annpuiu ein . iit o a planned program of activity i: - iQQ'ly !.y linUrs-i.; "I- (lid No. d at tTTe post. Mom1.-. \ ie ids off tin: We<>" wit! tutu? niio :;t I he el.:!) i reat S:dl ?o 10P.M. Checker*. p..ki no^_< he_s whist and rtlur games will koc-| the soldiers playing (hiring tin evening. Tli".;d:ty tvenng the week y book jeview will be conductei r. n; 8:<5lt to U:dO. In thy mean time, the elnh will he open holts tn'il' I0;f 0P..M. Prizes will offer extra induce ment for the whist party < , " Wed rtesday n:ght...betwei n the . hour if 8:d0 and 10:00. Thursday even ing "Kolonel Kwiz" will titky ove the program and pit his wits a \ gainst iiTy soldiers present. Con testarts aiv ii.rged to register be fofe tli.* program begins. A t"'?! i.'iw dinnei iSaiiri- will 1> indt r the ??>(<.i-f:ish".|:'ol! th,- T'.'L! i nd .Sanitary ?Company iVotu till P.M. A civilian orchestra Vvil furnish music for dancing. . ' ^SaUnday open house will b neid at tlio club from 10 A.M. un , til 10 P.Mi, and Saturday-eveniuj tat S:.'!() a pokcPio pa fly will . b - given. f Tlic week's ~Fv- rdulc of e ltd --rainmcnt will be cmcturlrd Sund'.r I afternoon with a iiterary and m i . sical program from to ; with colored sodicrs participatim in the pi d'fnim. i _I I'll ARLESTON SOCIAL NEW: . CAROLIN A .SOCIAL CU E ' ' Our meeting- was called at 12 Philadelphia St., at Kd'.O Tuesdu; night. Song by Sister Eloise Tay lor; prayer by Sister Rose Le White. All- picnibeis were presen and everything was carried ou in order. Our next meeting; at G ' Washington St.. with Sister Mill ni(. Dicks. Our eluh had a ver; aiee time on May 7th. The part; was given by the ellih and ev ' dyhody enjoyed being there.? Mrs. ~K1cssTTeTT Boston of 2 i- .Philadelphia ;S.t.?had (> her din aer guests Pvt. Arthur L. Stoke? Pvt. David Forkes, Mr. II. I - Grippon, Miss S.vDia Huston, Ii N'ornmn, Mr. Lewis Edwards .Ti and Riiflin Edwards. The 7.Ioth jr'.-: Duv dinner w:i- ?M ' Mrs. Huston. All the guests en Joyed the dinner anil hope 7Kith _ -e>'s Day conies every- Sunday. Miss (j'.oiy .of .VJ State stree went ta'Niw York._u> spend som lime with her aunt, Mrs. Helei - -Massey. - ? ? Mr*. Less Grant of 1:5 State St *n<i irie:vi went to tit-eiftelown t spend the week end. \Ve tuipe fo ^ ..ihcm ii pleasant trip, i Mrs. Ora I.. JSrftwn. Reporter. ~ MAYING"GOOD MBk M , fC&jM THOMAS PINCKNEY OATEN Thomas Pinckney Oaten, grand son of the Late Thomas II. I'inok - ney, a-noted musician attender docker Washington High School >f Columbia. S. graduates Tom the Washington High schoo . _t?_Mass a lion., Ohio; and aUow4c* Benedict College. ITe taught type writing, music and' shorthand ii Columbia. Several months ago joined the U. S. Navy Hand am is" stationed at Lambert Field, .St Louis, Mo. Columbian at WAAC Cooking School Ft. Des Moines. la., April 20? Auxiliary Maggip L. James, ol 2fl.r>5 Senate St., Columbia. S. C. is included in the group of 100 No gro Auxiliaries who have been as _ dgned. to the Bakers and Cooks School at First WAAC Training 'enter, Fort Des Moines. Ia. The WAAC Auxiliary, whose rating in the-Women's Army Aux iliary Corps corresponds to Pvt in the Army,'will be taught in th< Bakers and Cooks School how tt prepare, cook and serve large quar tities of food propbrly, Vithou waste and according to Army me A.thoda^ Bur nig her .trainings shi will aid in the preparation of th< meals for her fellow Waaes it ~ WAAC mess halls at the Tmininp Center. On graduation from Bakers am , C'Ooks School she will be assignee 1a rlut\r in u WiA A T tnncc bull .Qb* also may qualify for training ir Mess Leaders' School. She alsc wiTI have ~jnr~rrpportnnfty for of ft 1 ecrr training at Officer C??Ktidat< School at "Fort Des Moines. ? , r ?' k ' ." V I Miss Dannerly Hride I Of Thomas L. Jones i SOl'TH CAROLINA GIRL WRD IN HOME OF CH1LDt HOOD FRIENI). MRS. TIIOMA; SIN A BALLARD COMMINGS Portland, Maine, May G?The s marriage pf Miss Blossom Gerund iMrs, Charles II. Dannerly, of 1 Columbia, S. C., to Thomas Law^ it-nee Jones, of Brooklyn, ?N. Y., son 6f Mr. _iind .Mrs. Walter S' Jonoa this afternoon was a scene.! L' of beauty and simplicity in the - lovely homo of Mr. and Mrs Eu1 u-eno- Cbmmings, U42 Congress St. Thev ring ceremony was perl' fot tried by the Rev. R. N. Smith, nastor of the MVthodist Episeo pal Church of the city in the - presence of relatives and close 4 friends of the couple. The bride's only attendant wu: r Mrs. .Mary K. Branch of Westhrook. Mi in<'. The hride who was never mor,. charming, was given in marriage by Mr. Beniantih Thomas, a'life long friend < of the family, wore 11 very be j coming traveling costume o f > Navy Bine Wool, a hat cf Navy il Straw trinnned with firing How-' ers and carried a bouquet of tnixc e<l spring flowers, i- Mr. Elleworth Gooshy of Bos S, IW1I, Wits L'L'M llltl fT cT :\.r mi-. Jones. Immediately after the reception Mr. Jones- -and his bride left y for a short wedding trip through the Upper sections of Maine, Bos-~ ) (on, Mass., and Brooklyn,, N. Y. ^ The couple will return to PortH laud where they hdtli art?engaged^ in Defense Work, May 27th. S NELDMS-RREHER Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wallace of Columbia wish to announce the marring,. of their daughter Geneva Nclums to Mr Bryant Dreher, ' Tuesday. April 27, IP-id. The hride was lovely in Navy blue with , white accessories. Their only witnesses were Miss Margaret Young " blood and St. Sgt. James Eddie Owens. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dreher were both tfidonts of Booker Washington f yigh School. Mrs. Dreher graduated in the class of "42 and was noted for her outstanding sing' ing there. Mv. Dreher was in!" ducted in the U. S. Army May 3, " l'.M.'L Mrs. Dreher will join hot husband when he is stationed. *_-- - -? ? ? : : ; ROCK HIDE AME CHIRCH j ^ * Rev. N. A. Rice, Pastor | ^ The spring rally of. Rock Hill 1 lunch ua> had Sunday. May 'Jth. .As usual they were loyal. We ' are loyal to our church and we ( love our great leader and pastor, Rev. N. A. Rice. He is !Uwonderful churchman. Our rally is incomplete. Bro. W. M. Mack paid Sdl.00; Mrs. Louise Muck $8.05; Mrs. Vcrncal Whaley $5.50; Miss Ophiel Davis $0.28; Miss .lanic I)oby $12.00; Miss Carrie Kobb r SH.ui); Miss Victoria Mu<?k $fl.0frr Mi?s Klizaboth Iireher $2.00; i Miss. Thelma Robb $1.00; Miss | Bet.ie Carter $1.00; Miss NaiTcy I .vVhite $1.00; Miss Ellen Ha\wes | 2nc; contributions given etc. total I Come to oar temple, you | are welcome. ? ? ~ | Mrs. Veneai Wha'.ey, Reporter. | LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NK\YS~ i ..... I; Rev. I. (). Simni<in>. Pastc..' | ; Sunday was M-itVers' Day and I thr. neonlrt turru?H nnt in . ! way here. Our pastor was. iu Mt. /.ion and prea.hed thf, sermon 'or the occasion, Rev. \Y. E. Lee also prea hed the second sermon. The leaders mail,, tine reports. Mr. J. C. Sewcll's class lead at Mt. Zion w!iile >[r. I'aniel Wise's class held the banner at Bethel. The Mothers' Pay program was well conducted, by Mrs. Cora Jones? Three persons joined the church. The pastor spoke in hifh fermt of the . Si.nday school. Mothers' Day nrd . gram at Bethel was conducted by I Mrs, Carrie Taylor ^ixl Mrs, Ruby Sligh at th-e evening service. It [ was grand. Also the samLr at St. I Paul. Those paying oat their I May Day due- an- as follows: Mrs - Ellin Earns, .Mr. n, Vi. i.eannart , Mr. and Mrs. .7. P. Sewell. Mr. J. -C-. Sewell, Mrs N'ettie Coleman. [ Mr. and Mrs. Hey ward Jonwt^Mr. DarTd Taylor. Mrs. M. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Eleazer, Mr. and Mrs - WilHe Brooks. Mr. P. T'rosbyv Mr-1 i art! Mrs. Isaiah KnovHes. Mr. Wii- i -'..lie Sewell. .\Trs7 Sarah Taylor. : .Misa Annie Honneau and Mr. Jesse | C. Taylor. &unciay another Rod letter Day is planned. Rev. .1. S. Danley . of New IIopp ard Rev. Blasseni;ame of Mt. Olive churches wi'l ' preach for us at Spring Hill Sun- 1 day at 3 p.m. a sermonette. These r - ministers and (lieii churches and ' others are invited. Each membet j is asked to pay one dollar. Oui I ? pastor will ht> at Bethel for the ! morning service and evening service. The public -i*. invited. Miss Odessa Waring home 1 visiting relatives at thi^ writing. 1 Miss Waring is making- New York 1 City her headquarters. \Ts? r? t n-.. r?.. 1 Oi..n - < vcs Tftyh>r were hnpftHy' united ir I ? Holy wedlock Saturday evening I 1 Tlie ceremony was performed by] > RVv. Simmons, tKp brifle'g pastor, j Pvt. James Ilendrix was home ' for the week end. He looks the I picture of health. ! Mr. and Mrs. .Johnip Corley of ' Greensboro, N. 0., were the week > end puosts of relatives here. ~ "MTs. Mftyonijt Corley of Jack* aenvilte, Fla., wu? the week's guest of relatives. - THE PALME Mildred M. Hardy ')f Lancaster Enters WAAC Fort .Des Moines, la.. May 1st? Auxiliary Mildred M. Hardy o f -107 y. While street. Lancaster, S. "C7, Ts one" of flu* Negro "xvoiiieTT who have started training; in the -Women's Army Auxiliary Corps at First WAAC~TfamTnTT Center, Fort Des Moines, Iu. Her Auxiliary rutins? is the WAAC equivalent, of Private in the Army. The new Auxiliary received he? WAAC unifo. m and clothing and WiU ni"tn Army (Jeneral Classification Tests during; her first week in th(- Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. 'She is now in Basic Train incr where she is learning Army routine and procedure. At the -completion of Basic Training, she will he assigned at once to office or other work 01 will go to a WAAC Specialist I School for additional training in llic-. administration, motor trans nortation, baking y nd cooking radio to prepare her for one of the almost 100 different non-comhat jobs which YYAACs are doing in the Army. She also will have ::n .opnortanity to apply for ofli cor training at Officer Candidate School. IMRTHNICIIT SITPEU Monday night. May 10, a birthnight supper was .given for Mrs. Gardenia at her Eastover home. Prekent at the supper were the Reverend T. H. Weathers; Buck Wh5hihjrfbirrTh-off Eugene 'Barn~ well; Mrs. E. A. Barnwell; Hoyword Bowman and James Gallman .Carlisle news Mrs. Etta Lee Stewart and son Alford spent three days in Columbia last week. Mi'ss Sadie Robert son was the week end guest of her sister -Miss -Robertson. May 1st.Miss W illie Bell Heath of Chester was th,. week end guest Miss Sadie Robertson and family. Mrs. Ethel Sims is in Newberry -this j week with her lather and family. Miss Jannie Glymphs is at home on* account "of th?. illness of her mother--Mrs-.- Chanie CHymps. Mrs. Dora Thomas of Greer wac .the" Snndav evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sisldy Dawkins. Mrs. Mary Sarto,- spent the week end in Spartanburg with rel ativcs aiul friends. Rev. and'- Mrs. C. C. Mdlwain [ and HWfr .lncnits were the Evening: guests of Mi-, and Mrs. James (Turner Tuesday, May 4. We th,. p'edjrle of Carlisle were I sorry to hea,. of the death of Mr. | Bars Jeter who departed this life I Saturday, May 1st. He was well ^thought of by both white and colored. He was funeralized at deters Chanel A. $1. E. church Tuesday afternoon. Quite a crowd witnessed the funeral. Remarks by both white and colored. Rev. J. .vl. Dawk his preached?the eulogy - The family has our deepest sym pa thy. ? ? CONWAY CIIL"R^II RAISES WBH- ONE THOUSAND Cherry Hill Baptist church, Conway, S C., eon rinding a live weeks' ally raised o"e thousand fortyiivo dollars and three ($ 1,045.(Jo) cer.ts Sunday. Mav 0th. R<-v. (1 , GoingsDaniels js pastors tht church. BALTIMORE, MI). NEWS By Mrs. L. G. Douglass The United Baptist convention I u-;n < nn meeting ueginning Tuesday "May 18, through 20. HU.'J at Ni'W Enor Baptist rhureh, Schroder St. -and Edrnondron Ave. Rev. Mr. Payne, pastor The delegates from ?<lt Hebron church s'.vo Mr. Alexander M. Gore, Jr.. Mrs. MiClenuon. Tile sick are Mrs. Etta Boler. Rev. \V. Xeal. Mrs. S. Gunthrop, Mis. Clara llandv, Mr. Georgp \V. Ilerndon. MVs? Ann re Delk has gone home to Buffalo. N. Y;, where she has been spending four or five monthswit h her daughter and son-in-law ~Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Gore. Tr. Mrs. Delk i?? native of Smith i it-ni, v ?i. Miss Fedora IIerrdon had for -),w cmf gut Mlyy-'l'lionias ?>Iiss Allen. Mrs. I . G. Douglass A very pleasant stay was enjoyed. Pand Mrs. S. Fowler an ! family sport tip. week in Pennsylvania with the/,, mother. Mrs. Irene Stewart wor Icing irt TTTenn T.. Martin as~an air -tiait worker. Mi-. Friendly McCov and Mrs. I.. G. Douglas were Mr. an<l Mrs. Thad.vr.s Gore guests on Saturday right. After a visit we went te council and cnioved sight-seeing The V?*est Baltimore Citizens r.eairu" met on Tuesday night at 8:dO. Preside't. Mr. |E. Douglass. MF Pittc viciti.d hern recently. Miss Flora Gi'es i~ working in ' the Glenn L. MSTfin air craft plant. She is a member of Mt Hebron Raptvst church. T\Tt*. and Mvo. A' M. Gore, Sr., Mrs. R1an:h Giles, Mrs. Arnie Tin nor. Mr. and Mis. B. M'eCray arc nuking fo? special prayers foi their children. We are hel'e in '* time of need of nrafver. Mr, Friendly McOray and Mrs T< G. Douglass nVotored To Wash ington to visit Mr. McCrav broth er-ie-tnw Mr. a fid Mrst .It 0. Gamp hell and report a very good stay MT. TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. (t. D Collins, Pastor Clio, S. C.?The S. S. began at usual time with Sont. V. I). Darc.an and co-\vorkers at their post The leason"was -taught by Miss Hollis, a member of Clio school I TTO LEADER Mr. H. McCullough I VE Of New York City y Honored Guest kf| Tt; pre Mr. and Mrs E. 1L Rutf am' Da mother >>f 2 t2.ri Haskell Ave. had ' ita! -as--i-hei-e kt?t week Mr: f mtJ Henry McCullough of New York spc City. uncle and brother of tlm six Limner. -? On Thursday afternoon Mr. Mc- FA Cullough was entertained with a F(i dinned given by his niec e, assisted Til by her mother. The dining table was attractively decorated w:th a gorgeou* table cloth and the vvil centerpiece of mixed sweet noi peas and red candles. The mem sis was a very tasty one. I am Those enjoying the dinner with Po the honor guest were:. Sgt. and J Mrs. ('has. F. Bolden, Mrs. Lillie Bh D. Elger. New York City; Mrs. th( H. VV. Bradley and Mrs.- Amy Ne Lumpkin, City. An enjoyable al- Ra ternoon was spent. mc Mr MeCullo. gh left Saturday an< evening by way of the Silver Me- on teor for Washington, D.C. where tin he will spend y few days; then a back to New York. He -reported hi* ti' vi'l'V iiliinc?! nt ctnv in iVn- SOm. f I'f ny South. dir OMEGAS-IN CAMDEN ho th< The Columbia Chapter of the ^ bmi-ira Fraternity mot in Comilcg. last Tuesday night at the home , of Mr. Alfred and was royally i-* entertained by the members o f the fraternity living in. Camden, Dr. Thomas, Dr. Brevard and oth- _ 1 ^rs of the tourist city. in The repast at the close "of" the S. meeting was indeed a very happy Of feature. It represented the greutness of hospitality of Camden people. ' , Mr, John Martin," the basil#us, An presided over the meeting with ' j0 hrs usual dignity, and the Rev. Yo II. B. Butler, K. of R.t enlightened the brothers with his review of the prot'dedingfr of ^-fornw meetings. i Vo BENEDICT CHORDS ? VV1 ENTERTAINS SOLDIERS Of Seventy-five voices composed -the?Negro chorus from?Benedict- ? ; 'College in Columbia?that?enter tained colored soldiers at Fort Jackson on Mother's Day. ^'? The Benedict Glee Club present ed .nine well-known musical selections in their recital at Service Club No. 3 at?Eort?.1 ttrk^nn * ? on that occasion. Outstanding on the program were two-vocal solos, Sometime*?F ?-Feel lake a Motherless Child and *? A City Called Heaven, rendered by Horace Shaper of the Bene- . diet- Theological Seminary. ?-?;?1 fo I1EMSTEAD, N. Y. NEWS { y Hem.stead, New York?A fine day was experienced at Union Baptist church last Sunday. Sun- q0< day school and church services were well attended "and the Rev. Thompson preached an excellent qjx seiTTi on. if you once -visit?o-u?^ church you will surely come a- jQ. gain. Dr. Baker is in the hospital and we wish for him a speedy recovery. Dr. Richards is leav 3 ing for the Army. An Mrs; Cleo Young and Miss Es- Ma Tie" Garvi'ii s)Veht" the Wd'Tff "rrfn East Orange, New Jersey. I . Tht faculty and was enjoyed by all. w'it ?- For the _ morning ..service the vict pastor preached a soul stirring wa; sermon. Theme Jesus Mother vis- an(j its Him. Everybody enjoyed the p uplifting sermon. Being Mother's e(i ( Day the congregation was divided we, in groups. Those who wore the whit? carnation \w>v., neater] on the left and those who wore red car t: rations on the right. We were Qri very happy to have four to join the church on Sunday. The pastor and members of Mt. . Tabor sponsored a very successful program at St. Peter for the bene- on? fit of re pairing the ehurc-h. $15.00 was left" with them. The Mother's , Day program was grand Sunday night with Mrs. Sarah McNeil. mis '",L' Desk" "-of -ceremanios. Colleatioii$30.50. - " The Ministerial Alliance of I)il- ?4oy Ion met Monday at 4:30 with th? wei motto to Cio Forward. To do more 4 b< rn '4M than 'VI with K*v. A. 1J. bumpter elected president. *Rcv. ^ J. A. McQueen chairman and Rev. Mo G. D. Collins secretary. May God 43. inspire these men aid give them [y < power to put overUhis great work ^ ? do. The- graduates of Newborn Jr ope high school which exercises will sue be held Wednesday .June 2nd are as follows: Ethel Collins, Etlgene I Walker, John Craig, Ohmc. Gladys Love, Louise Rox, Bertha P<?rry, Joseph Norfleet and Paul George Salerfield. Mrs. G. D. Collins, reporter " bot tor NINETY-SIX NEWS ft" Rc\ Mr. John Wilson one of our pro- p gressive young men left Monday > for Fort Bragg, N. C., to enter the Army. ? Mr. Arch SmitlGahdpvrfiest Forrest will ieavp Friday* to takr rp pcr < i l ? a. L. tt n v?_ ... it -. mil irniuing in me u. o. ma>y. we .? hope much succcss to these young lett men. mei Mr. Charley Griffin stationed in by Camp Clarke, Texas, one of our ^r; industrious youn;; men writes he is ^ doing fine in the U. S. Army. He Ko< has received a promotion lately, the Mrs. Bertha Cooke i$ visitrng ind relatives in Charlotte, N. C. C Mrs. Dilsie Dean and Mary Cal- Mi< lioun of Lancaster spent the week the emd with relatives here. ? ~?oh Miss Agrgtf Ijee Smith is home ? ? Continued on Page 3 Mo r ' t . TKRANS HOSPITAL NOTKS iunday, May $, a special bus t Columbia at !>;30 with a large up for another second Sur day's gram. This was a Mothei-s' y program which comprised ructions, poems and appropriate sir; -This?program dirts?-freer nsored by Mis Juliu Client) lot veats. THKK IIIN Eg TO PLAY ?R TROOPS AT POST ILATRE NO. 3 MAY w14 Kegro troops at Fort Jackson 1 be offered a program of touLch variety entertainment conting of stars of stage, screen J radio, on Friday, Muy 11 at st Theatre No. !>. Known as The Ralph Cooper ,ie Ribbon Salute, tne cast of ? company comprises .'17 all-star gro entertaineijs^, headlined by iph Cooper, well-knoufti Negro vie star, and Karl Father Hines il his orchestra. Thv .latter is e of the best Negro bands in i business and has established nation-wide reputation through i multitude of radio broadcasts >m Chicago's 'Grand Terrace ie and dancery. The variety program is on an ur's duration and brings t o .? Negro troops at this Post ; very best iri entertainment it can be secured for thou. ; ODE TO MOTHERS OF )YS OVERSEAS * (By Miss Mary Alston, Teacher Finley High School, Chester, C.) ' all the holidays in the year ither's day is to us most .dear. !? love our mothers with hearts sincere id our prayer each night is, d keep Mother for over near! u are our life, our joy, our inspiration, >u guide i s safely to every ?destination. u .are with the hoys across the sea lose every blow is givej^for? Mother's safety, all the wonders considered "good is the irift of God for Motherhood, thers, you are The life of every generation, u give the men that protect the nation, u give* the men that?fly the. planes, ? u give the men that shoot -the guns, _ u give the men that will bring us peace, len this dreadful war fs done. every mother whose son is far, far away enow his only thought is of mother today, d tonight each soldier's prayer will be,- ? . i bless all the mothers whose sons are across- the sea^? . Anne's Has May ay Program 00 parents and children of St^ ne's Playground witnessed the y Day festival, 5:30 Friday frmwrrr Mtty?Tthr t was a very colorful affair. f playground was decorated h little boys holding a V for lory. The Stature ?of?Liberty < represented by little Simpkins 1 Uncle Sam.by Donald Belton. Jttle Naomi Elmore was crown, queen of the festival, her maids e Ardria Wheeler, Mildridge ims, Vivian Goff, Dorothy Gaand her flower girls were. BelJean Garrett, Little Clark and icie Mae. Her train bearers e Harriett Jenkins and Mary a Anderson. ' .ittie James Arthur Williams, of the Victory boys, was very e in his Palm Beach suit. u 'he 50 May pole girls who dancbefore the Queen were very tty. The boys were drgssed in ite and the girls in costumes ol 7 white 7ind blue. Little liettu" nor and tht. (lilliam sisters re the attraction of the day ?y danced the La conga 1/eI thi Qmui. ii -I-iss K. Johnson was elected ther of the playground for 10She was presented with a lovecorsage from the playground. Irs. Dickson' and Mrs. Ransom thank, th^ parents, for .their AO: . ration in making this affair a cess. ? .ITTLE MOUNTAIN NEWS Rev. W. R. Bowman. Raster I Mother's Day was observed at | h churches Sunday. The pas- I with his guests were at Cha- ! Sunday morning and at I,itMountain Sunday night. The f. B. F. Hall of Columbia, ached both sermons and showmany pertinent points conning mother. tt Chapin, Miss Pearl Sehumt^-who had charge of the comnity choir explained what each er in the word MOTHKR ans. Other remarks were made Krnest 'Sigh, J. A. Schumpert. s. Agnes Dreher and others. Ve were glad to see Mother :>n out Sunday. She is the mor of the church and has fieen i isposed for a long time, )ur pastor with his guests and ?s Clementine Wilkins were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. m Beworo, ?- ?J hmday is rally day at Little untain. /% HAMPTON HOI POINSKTTA SAVINGS CLl'H OF SPARTANHI KG MEKTS The Poll set.a C-hivstnuis Sav.r:ys Mub n-.et recently ith -Mi s I r'oi.ow.: j? the s . Uai.sacuoi I t f;e rieini-Ts' 111 ioyeh a short sue | 101 hour. At tins Ha rl-ii';; w.i iw^Z . ifTTTT v.-as added TTT~ < .'J! ?'n CaMahahi- The niej.beis .of th. u I. ai X R-' -a }< . ? u.- -1 den4.; -Mrstfcirrr.'s "Kv*\V.'~f allahair. ceretury: May .J tivus. t er, !_ F. Adams, Ct.riiv (-'uliuiium. Sulur Campbell A. H. (..'iiaijioitn, K rf. r e; e .S"i:. it. x.fi r.-.' a. !.. i Johns'.: . .M (). S. .Jo.kv l>. Ksler. S. lewis, it. < Lr Ki.iiai'dson. 1'.. It, Savaye. A; Shcltb.i. M. Saod'ly. K. i'hompsoi A. Tec.-ier. G. (i. Wa.kei. 1*11 1. <> nceler. DFI.TA PRESENTS CALiNDAK OF I N I.N I S Jn spilt* (if th.* iu-av7_u.:\vr.ijOv of rain nn .Minuay.^May I*. licit a .May Week Aetivitas j_ < v <>> t to a very hriiham start with a. large MottiVi-iT Day tea at the iTaytoi . SireeV-C JSU. r" ~ -Mrs. Harriet S. lingers, in lun usual charming way. presided ovri the program uesigned to honor lo^al war mothers. As a feature ol - -trh-e-aTLeuin;-, Mi,-. (, K \d Uempresident 'of Beta Beta Sigma Chapter, made an addrcss'.direetcd . to those in 'attendance hut tvi+ivh was so striking as to lie e'.en' more far reaching.- . ? PreseivtaUon -of- a huge- bouquct of flowers to .Mrs. McKim of Benedict College, whose four sons are all serving in the armed forces, tvas Beta Beta Sigma's singular tiihute of honor to her. Saturday. May I07 The deltas will entertain at a garden party the girls of tht* graduating classes Of"tae local college* and prospdetive college students from Booker Washington's Class of '4.'!. This affair is to he held oi. Mrs. K. 11. Haul's lawn promises to lie uniqut in every .detail. .-ame groups will be recipients ol cash prizes from the soroi ity at their respective commencement - 'exerciser?This gift is being -made lieu of?the?scholarship?given?ul. ioiiiier years to a grad.ate of the high school. All lnemts of Beta Beta Sigma are invited to listen to the national president oTTJeTta"Sighta Theta, Mss Elsie Austin, who is to be jiro' .iCl.Ui! utet?The Wing.- Over anr. .ran' broacU ast~ emanating' from .^suuth Bend, Indiana on Sunday, May 1G. It is significant that Beta iieta Si..'.ina cancelled Miss Austin' s engagement to annear locally at a pubrte--^rogiifln?uv-ordei tnat shc might accept this singular honor. COPE NEWS Rev. C. C. Burg?ss, Pastor Sunday \vas a very busy day in i.n(t~~a round Cope. -S. S; was ealieil to order a? the usual hour. The pastor in charge. Prayer service f \r.i.i~rn-iinrted lip Lilt?\Osoiomrrvvvomen* Following the pastor came forward arc! selected as a subject Mother. At the close of the service at Macedonia Rev. Bur Continued 011 Fage S I ^^^1 ti0n St0ry ' 1^5-^ Another thr FRIEND F O'Hara's be . ^ripd'-'y Dowall heac LfeTf/V* * ?/N' Stein' P!SB down was ^ -tureJ'- by pr< ' ?vvvv^ i LOOK WHO WILL HE HE TWIN CITY I .> { - RADIO ARTISTS OI *l* :A AMTII R1IA-KR TOVKS; OP ( ( X HIS CHOIR; PILGRIM CHOII jx BROWN HROTHERS ANI) ( REMARKS BY REV. W1ESO [ { AIKEN, SOI TH CAROLINA. V A PRESENTS SIPIRIT UAI |:j: Sunday, May 16, J At Bethlehem 1 $ MONDAY NIGHT. MA" I? AT ALLEN UNIVEI X If You Want To Hear Some 1 i Admission |? Mr. Pctw Sf . C ll'-' " . . a PACE SEVEN ^ ISEHOLD HINTS > J Hampton 'nstitute *roods Laboratory Do?s your family leave the table with that "unsatisfied look" on meatless duyg? Here's something 'CttJ hat \\ i!I help end your troibles: r.OYMf'N C.lMHar.lTLS (-Mvt Via Light) 1 cup j-'iytj. ar. pulp c'ju-chopped celery- ?' - ? c.;p chopped green pepper 'n i up cnonpcd onions z cup milk 'ft i tablespoon fat J tablespoons Hour 4 1 c p : !a c 1 read crumbs I :.sp on salt b. {??m> i I .Note: These croquettes may be made up it; the morning and fried | ten -minutes fie.foiy the meal at j 'vhich you wish to sene them, j haute the chopped. vegetables in d i .ji.i. /a' ii iiuui ano stir well. I Arid p;ttt; and continue to cooR utiI i'! niixt re is thick. Spread on a ~~~ : ph.'tb r t<> cool. Jdvuc mixture ' 1 n:c;> y.gbt even portions, shape * | into i*i. ti|iit-! t t's. :i hi! mil lightly in I flour. Dip in' a beaten egg to which has been added two tablespoons (it iiiilk or water. Roll on a "bed" of brc.tul erupibs. taking 'iiai'i.s ito cover a!! parts of the ' -'-T'i'Tirn? ."vil-.w to dry a half i hour or longer. Fry , in deep fat , _ (UTo degrees F) until a golden ^ (blown. Cost "per serving '"three"" j cents. (This recipe tested in thj ] Hampton Institute Foods Laboratory.) :< "T~ i ~^i, 1 .'a .point to remember when Try| ing. in tlc.-p fat is tHut if the fat ! is clarified afterwards it can be | used again. To clarify, add a raw potato tvt into H-inch sticks to "'J : the fat until'fat stops bubbling i _ and the potato is well browned, i Tin' potato absorbs flavors and I odors from the fat. Strain thru I a double layer of cheese clpth, let ting sioiment sink to the Jjottom C of kettle to?bt discarded, Allow strained fat to cool, cover tightly, and store in a_ cold, dark place. ~ MADAM WRIGHT PALMIST Famous Reader and Advisor. Not Here Today and Clone To-morrow Look 7o r a me. 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