Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ , -Kige TWO Willin m i y P THE OLD GRAY' Pi Mr *? . K. PWUp Kills Bf NBGROES AND MONEY R?, ,. Unless some one is successful HE* In having1 Negroes to see the neB^jccessity of making good use of K*V this big money they are getting BOW -while the country is in' war, B?L--?whcn peace is declared there will p"^*^li6t" Fc enough poor houses m ASEL merica to hold them. I am livI ing near a Navy Yard where Neyroes get from $40.0U to $'J00.00 k'.i a week, and the sad report is, & . that some of them have to borrow 5c to ride the bus to their work ort Monday morning. They gamble ?-y7~ night Saturday, and drink li-. . V quor all day Sunday. Such Negroes are objects oi pity. Their money should be deposited somewhere to their credit and given them in limited small pieces same as you would give a two-year old ' child or an old grown up idiot. '*" t*?? ? t.;., ,,-wmvmi ?uien to be so wasteful. Instead of y? Mving their money, securing homes or buying War Bonds, thfey i r.j' ate throwing it to the four winds op the earth. Negroes will learn hi-, - yct that his portion in peace times is what is left after all other nations have been bountifully supplied. And unless this war changes that condition it remains the same toduy. jTHE NOISELESS WEEK The Governor of South Carolina has issued a proclamation calling upon the people' cT This stut?> to ? observe a quiet week begmnin*rMay 30. Such is a timely request on the part of our State's Chief, and civilians of every nationality *5 and in every walk of life should gladly obey this injunction: Kditors _of the leading dailies in the *V state have written compliment-" ary of thistrequest and also urg ed citizens to comply with same. T -I n I + ** ucu x icnu it, i tuuu^ut the problem wouki bo my race, t and it would take an iron brace bradded around their jaws to keep their mouths closed for six days, ^.y But as I looked one day last week some men identified with the . Governor's'race I saw that a mtuj zlfc of ^ome sort would bt. necessary to keep their mouths closed -.?for 'that time. Coming down t o /| 1 brass' tacks, I don't believ0 there ever, was a time in the?world's history when people engage in more boisterous noise and, foolish talk than they are doing totlay. ? v Ttyis Is true on the part of both young and old. The old and ?le' crepit are no example for t h e ... young people. whefrjt comes . to being reserved. But. I really be-.p lieve. when God is through with the nations in tins present war there wHI .be more serious meditations On the part of the human . . "family and less foolishness. or* ; -?* OUR SUBSCRIBERS Many thanks to the following ten -. for their subscriptions this week: J?, Rev. R. I. tLemon; New -8ubseribers: Revs. H. B. Jones, J.H. Dailey, Prof. Alfred Davis and Mr. ? .? Edwin McCrae (white) who i s fcft- head of the CIQ in this and other, states. We again thank them. Any number of outstanding v/hito . people are listed among The I'almetto Leader readers. And all leading Negroes are on our mailing list. T ST. LUKE -at . "75 persuns were' converted?rnour ten (Jays revival meeting. Rev. B.H. Gray of Aiken was the preacher and to say he preached is putting it mildly. Then too the church was ready for a meeting. Sunday is Woman's Day and it will be a pleasure to be here Suns'' day to see these great women go over the top. Let us advance on our knees. RIDGE ERRING NEWS In Spite of the cloudy weather Sunday. Services were,. good as , usual. A donation from church was given to Mrs... Carrie Loyd and Mrs. Janie Williams who have been on the sick list (|uiie ; V awhile. The community ' sympathizes with Mrs. Bertha Broadnax and j family ami Mrs. Mary Wise and! family in the loss of their sister Mrs. Bell Miles, of C&ycc. Their ??? sister Mrs. Mattie Harris of Florida is hero with them for a few t days. V * Mts. A nnie Ix>u M. Kitchen of Salley spent a few days home on , last week. - ? - Students and teachers are returning home after a term's work at school. Miss Catherine Gomillion is home from Bettis Jr. Coli. lege. Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Broadnax attended tha?annual service?n t Benedict College, where their son John is expecting to finish. : Mr. James Wise and Henry were here to attend their mother'a funeral. v? A large group enjoyed the religious moving picture at Ridge jp* lull church Friday night. Little Sarah Corley is spendbig awhile in Columbia with her jlfe* Don't forget The Jolly May H1U school auditorium Friday, W" "Mtljk.' May 28th in interest o f ? 'VM 'BetiOdlct Rally. Come one; HpgMMTitf. A jolty lime is promised w- i ?:? 4 RFV. O. (\ Dl'NHAM RESOLUTION *Xlt. Olive A. M. !:. f"hi;it Mnv :M. I'M:; To th(. A:i-i"-".;> -.1' t h?* \ " h?- ? ! ? '-T"i f < ' ! Sessoe, ; ;i? . j'ii.'Vf fount <"huv.*! . K . ; ; '<. _S. <'.:' Whereas. -u" ha.-. lei nanae-?! ar<! io'ya isfni'tior ?r 1]; > *< <;; ; ? e:sti 'et.? -Til I VI V. l.V I. ll- , ,-MJ * I I> S'? li|?*? I'l'il' ! t'l: i i'-.1 !'OV' il! tt district tinder *eo JL?-isj.ip ,t Or. .O. ('.?1 t'.inh?nn?n1 <T.~ > Whereas h':s .hvlnuv.;t?'; Mrs ' I>jtnhani has cooperated wit him in his proyjani in_a wuv tip hue v.op. th . : (>*" i <?t* rV\ di.-n > A "if \vh.w'? th'( iv.'i. :. ) ( v-rvri lv?Jr>v(^] Py ih> -n'Au^i't?wi :-. <*t' ?a district \v? \v<!ii!.! ! < oU-ifse.t i lollow the!!' loadcr-A; iy> ll'inl he :'V - n? ?Vi.; i" : 's a* i .foe*: ? ( ';< ?? \ ?T).- " ft -1^7"^-T>r: *VP. tic i-ml i . pv-IV t'" P'1 ?' K - 1 nf ll'.ll'-Pifrji c: , ' -?v v ! <' .,*?L?F?niv,?,. T.?i -?? p TT : ' <5 T?t-. s r y. ,. >r t> S'H-i W Q, Cj>v?' K T JIvoc1, I r r>0., t I"). A hno>- I. 1 DtVAc, W. A? 'V,1 [ /. 1 P\"' J*, r. r|V t n.-.-'h; 4" | M. Rovov?. T..H. Mc\" ii'. Tf. t RulJpr S'v 'V W F S^v-nri. r,>'> ?> <!... M \ j>orvJ.. A." W.- (vfneon. W; P Gary. F I Tl.. ->. A. '.I Jo 0<t?in'''1'.?.M;1" .?ji-?q? S. J. Johnson. V. F. j^'ithoi fori TOv Ma jt-.*vin4j4(?y.-Fr-fo'A.4ooro; -4 \V. Fiasco. I.aiQ'ii Mnhlxtt T nl Pratt. Lottie I?oll I.iniisav., Mai I.co Ilnhinson. >alli\- I.. Moan.* y RLAC'K.<iU4U; N KWS Mr. James J.athar (Private T.: than)_ot' MA-i-ApiA l-y? . Airn wife and'rr!a*i\c?. n'sn .Tehn IV rv and poms' I wirM'-' -n v.n here ot tin. fu era' of Mis. Ma tha Thompson, mother an i auri The Academy St. school lias. ha - successful ti-im unde,. the at ministration of Pvhi. S. ('. Curt ton and si"*' teachers. On May the Elementary .department gar their plays which \v:p erjove<l ar an apnrecialiv, audience was pre. ent. Nobody'.. Daning by Mrs, 1 L. Wade' and ?>Irs. F> >><,? Move. Alay. 17 th-. Ah*- sove: th evade rn tiered their class night. with ni pupils receiving; cert it; at<-s. Mr Move in charge. May 2'tth v.t graduation night. ilih grade. Tr following- young--ladies -strewed n ture and refinement to their c las; Miss Margaret Rosel.oio*.' salut; torv. "Our People"; Miss Kraut McElwee. "On,. Heritage"! M';si Lilian M. Wade. "Our Freedom' Miss Elnoia K. Smith. "'Our Pai For Victory", Musi-. "Lord. Want to he a Christian", (iletr cttfy ,-vvwiT WHO GOES IN 1 in# ~1 Tttr Anno* ??nrl?o? Biwit kavi W r -* MANPOWE . ,Jhorp art only 22,000,000 mm** 8,000,000 aro unfit /t/1 "for military servict ...It' On Jan. 1st, 7,000,000 wti tht Arn . i t500;000 able-bofarr deferred during Only 1,700,000 can bo dtf trial worktrs, family hards ...leaving Am II 111 -A -! - \ i i? t-? cltl>; "Somebody's Knocking"; ??-MU? Myrtle L. -"CftU'.TlC" ture", Valedlvtorian; Music, | in* Home", Glee - club; Mr. S. C. i Cure ton, 'Presentation- of Certificates; Remarks?Benediction Rev. ? __ 1. 1). C l;'.iir "en n:is: ,ir nf 1 ht. A M ^ F. Zion church where the oxer- t cisos were held. A neat sum deposited l'or another year's ex pense. Several out of town quests j t were )u est t Tor tile graduation program. The senior class mem- ' bers are: Margaret I. Roseborn. i ' -Nellie I' n\. Klnora Smith. ~ Myrl.lt> 1.. Carry. Prnnci* McK'twe-- " RoU-ita Met"ure." Robert;, Davis.' Irene Thompson. I.illian M. 'Wndo. ^ Class colors were blue and white; ^ ? lir s?i'evur,? Uvhomes of Mrs. Ilelowv-KttOM . hind Mrs. KosMta- Crosby were de- ^ in :i lew minutes. Some of their . furniture was saved. These home* " were owned by Mrs. Bessie .M. 11 Little of IJla k,xburg and Galfney. ,, Bclitel (".uireh N'ews S. S. in it* bloom. Tht> teach ers v ere well versed and discuss- fl id the les>o : instructively. Ser- n vice*-ope red by RevCL. Rutherford auter v.h/ch R -v. \V. K Wi!s>? tic- ~ ,'ivercd a wnmli" ful sermon. " v .Wy are ccl.i to report that Mr. fn T7T Hatnbe h. Mr. I.. Vvilsnn and ll d .Mrs, (). .lacksof, who hav,, been very sick lettuned from t!te hosV pita!. bi t- Miss Rosa Mae Dam.f.nvs 1 .ft *' lOi'Athers. CJ'i.. last Thursday Id h , after spending three week.-n with a' .'-i ' il WTI.Ll AMS ( MAPFI. - ? v. M. V. fill KCH 11 !.l > . <:i 11 Rev. M. J. Davis. Pastor ' X.ii'hols -XI.i"' pastor. prQichTd a 7T* vc:y fine s-.tiiioii last Sunday a. '"} ha S; n<;ay si ft t*? n<>?7n~" the <p:nr- ~ '' tf ly conference *vas hold. I)r. -v 'Weils our. presiding elder is still ,n indisposed, but the ijuarter meet- g( in-.' was c(i)iil..et'.-(l in a fine inan^Sl | ner just the suuk*. so well does ' + the !'. H. have his workorganized. '' Rev. Davis delivered another mas ^ ter.ful sermon. d. - The Adult (ommuniTy-Club???-el l' This cduh entertained at Wil- f j liams Chapel school Friday night bi i, j with a play: The First Day o f f' School. A capacity audience wit- Si nessed this performance and en- R ri?joyed?ft?very?much. A?singing 17 convention will he held tit Friend et a. ( ship Baptist church beginning at al ,1 Sunday. May J>0. Quite a few g< i.-Scitoirs will participate; The Boy m Scouts held their tneeting Thurs- b? y ( nay n is hit. They ate doing nicely <>i i', ; under the Uatirship of" their scout -pv 1, ; master, Prof. F, CV .Mack. / in t. Dr. !,. A. Wells, I MO. Quite Siek ai li< ,D'. 1 A Well- AMF Provid- -y? y . itig Klder. is very greatly indis-. | posed He has been a father to m , i tig. ch. ivh and a sweet pastor. D " lb' are asking till tht?chtrrchrs~Axr ? - j ask the Lord to spate him a lit- p tje longer, if it i,s IIis holy will, tl 'f j. V\ -afsev -asktng the bomjf ; men and young women to take t.-( '' i heed to last Sunday's Sunday, h; school lessen and~slop drinking' l strong drink. It destroys the reli- q !*' 1 gion of th,. virtuous'; deprives Vj -* I children of their educational on- hi ' portunities; takes clothes o f f tj. " .their hacks and shoes off their (jj feet. T.et us come to Sunday 1(1 | School and church, and make of C( T our country what God would ?i '* j have it-v ' el ^~1 H()i)(;l:s M:\VS oj ''' ' \ s. I Pvt, Xeal Woodson of Fort is ' Bi nning. Go.. was a recent visiu j tor in Hodges, the past week. ^ i! Pvt. MaTtvTn ^ Anderson "and ^ -:J wife are spending several days ^-tvTlh parents Mr. and Mrs. Bradi , ley Anderson/ ; ^ ' c. j Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and n jimnif left lor .Newberry to ~~j t ! Pvt. Boot Gilbert, son of Mrs. I Rosa Gilbert is home on a fur- j. e 1 lough. t| ^ . vi r rHE ARMED FORCES J "" ......J ! ? 3,800,000 more men during IMS ' * ~ ' v I e R ARITHMETIC _ j c I i * nnnnnnnnnnEK} t men in thg 18-37 (incl.) age group; | j. MffifflMM aving 14,000,000 physically fit ' $$???????' ' 5 -0 already in /l/l/T/l/l/l/l; , ied Forces ...leaving7,000,000 \ v 1 . n workers j " I this y>or ...Uoving 5,500,000* > ^ ??l.k.y Wdif f &ASLA ; j nip cat?t, everything J%i|/V/|' 3,800,000 to j j P- ^ *. ' .1- > >:i ifl . , ' - THE PALMETTO \ tethel A. M. E. Church lev. 0. C. Butler, Pastor 1 ho weather was inclement on Sunday. At 10:Jo Sunday school with Sup;. and teachers at heir posts. Prof. W. A. White t viewed the lesson. 'lHlC pastor's text was found St. olrn luiT-i,?s._hje?lu: The Value f 1/nv, Soverui visitors wore tresent and acknowledged. The of?town?vt-tPws?wrrr?Mrs. P Juphhc Leak .McNeil ol Wash." ngton, D.C., formerly of Lauens, Mr. Newton Alford of Columbia, and Chief Petty Officer Viliie Str.other of Norfolk, Va. _ trs Tire?trftct-norm- -Kev,?Butler elivered the baccalaureate serlon at Abhbvilb- tli^h School. .Mis. ltosa "Lee Butler i* visitiK her parents-in law in Hemtgway. Mrs. Susie Chiles, Mrs. Conie lilson, Little Miss Betty Swinler and Addison Young, Jr., ft lust Wednesday for a stay i New York and Baltimore. "Mrs. Hetty Mills and son left aturJay for New York to join er husband Mr. W. E. Mills. Mr. .John Lee Mills had as his ir.ner gucKt Monday before ~j ii\ingr for tho Army Tuesday. , lisses Dorothy Jackson, Eliza- j . th_XJarrett. Essie Williams anu t ir. Woodrow Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Will Higgens roy ly entertained the members of , le 10. O. Social -Clul> .Monday ifi'ht. , -T-.?I.?Anderson was host?t o _ le .Jolly Pals Saving ('lull Tuesly afternoon. vV We sympathize with the family r the later Miss .Josie Mae (Jnf< j ugton. _ % -.Mr. apd?Mrs. Uiyssos -Frank n announce the -marriage o f leir daughter Mrs. Frances Wal ?r to Corp. ^j-'reddie Lee Dry of a nip Croft and -Valdosta. Ga. he marriage was solemnized at ie home of the bride's parents, he vows were spoken by Rev. { C. Britt of Springfield Baptist ; loft and close friends of the , ide were present. 1. Paul Baptist Church v ev. L. 11. Moon. Pastor v Sunday school was well attend1. Supt. Meadors is happy that n 1 departments are working to- t ether in a most constructive t anner. The lesson was reviewed t Rrvr W. ~Dr Ceiccr; oui^pastoi : the day. 'Rev. Coker brought 'I vo ss'ell nrennt'ed and convinc- _ gly delivered sermons morning Id evening Collection good. .Mue by senior choir. The Missionary Society No. 1 et at the" home" of Mrs. Lucile i orroh last Friday. :i Members: and 'Friends of Saint aul have followed With interest ie Hi'"i;rcss of Rev. J.E.~ Smith, >_ itivse in Theology at Oberlin. Hi is pastored very successfully a; orain. Ohio, and his congrega- 1 on has given him three weeks' ivation. We were glad to have im stop hy to-see?us enrollte tu rcksdnville, Fia. It seems wedng bells might ling, soon! Our organist, Mrs. Whitener at imjianied Rev. Walker ol' Friend lip church, Clinton and his "loir to Trinity AME church in partan btirjr, SxiTTiiay aftonuFon, v f the illness of his organist, Mrs. ' lexander. A mono* tlin iMnrnintr covvi^n vie V . v ft ? ?VV ? w ors was Mrs. Hilton Hunter oi ayeUesville-,- N?-G, The Pulpit Aid Cjub was most ighly entertained by Mrs. Corie Hoc Young, last Thursday 'ght. ! HRSONALS ' Miss Minnie Lee Olinkscales of lendersonville, N. C., attended 1 he funeral of Miss Josie . Mae 1 iavlington here Monday. Mrs. Emma Benjamin Thomas, ormerly of this city, but now reiding, in Asheville, N. C., has een a pleasant visitor here the ast week. Mrs-. Minnie Fuller is visiting or sons in Washington, D. C. We are happy to see soldiers f the U. S. Army and Bill Stroth r of the L". S. Navy looking well AC ?1 OAr*i Q 1 trnutllUn f or\rvV/? i feVOVV.?V \/X ?41M/AViation^and "good-will, the" pa10ns and friends of Sanders Hi ntertained the faculty and a few thers at a beautifully arranged ltair Friday atternoon at _the ~ lome of >1 r. and Mrs. R. 1). llol- " and. Mrs. Lueinda Jackson gave he parents and friends. Rev. imely expressions in behalf of dathis, I'rof. Sanders and Mrs. Jathis resportded most 'graciously n behalf of the grateful guests, delicious ice orcuw and cake was ;<*ved amidst a profusion o f pring flowers. Each guest was U-i'en a souvenir bouquet. Those jrosent were Mrs. Dorothy Caljoun, Mrs, M. N. Sanders, Mrs. H. L. Mathis, Miss Helen Dcndy. Hrs. W. B. Yeargins, Miss Esxdle Rice, Mrs. Lillian Smith, Vfrss?101H?Watts, Mrs.?tj. T.?Oli <hant, Miss Geneva Gilliams, Hiss Myj tie Alford, Mrs. Maf-y '. Wflitencr, Miss Ruth J. Foggie Hrs. Abbie McWins.-Davis, N". Y. ity, Rev. J. \V. Mathis- and Prof. Thos. Sanders. The hostesses w.ere Mesdames IV. M. Barksdale, Jackson, Wright Jolden, Anna Sullivan, Corrie I-. doling, Holland, Margaret Young lames, Watts, M. Thompson, Brockman, Franks, Miss E. Gar ott, Janio?Wilson and others. 5 AN DIRS HIGH NOT Kg Our commencement programs .vill I/e long remembered in many respects. Beginning with the .Cwl ) LEADER T May?Day exercises the capable direction of Mrs. Oliphant we will look back happily to a patriotic pageant of beauty that told in song and story . of our steady tight for Virtm-y ?t?home 1 and .abroadr?Miss Mamie Smith of the senior class was crowned May Queen. '1 he tifth grade play Sleeping Beauty gave us itn evenings - <r rare entertainment. All young actors did tneir parts e.xeee.chngliyTCtt'. Mtyy Foggle teacTTeF. \V\? have already reported tho ine and inspiring annual Sunday program, when Kev. T. L. Duck,'tt was the speaker. The seventh grade's program of passing from tne momentary?ttrHigh School was unique in every aps gave an air of dignity t o .he occasion, indeed, airs. Ma nis, teacher. ? All work und 110 play makes Jack a dull hoy, so the JuniorSenior banquet added just the qiice of variety to this season of programs. Miss Gilliunis and .Mrs. 1'eargins in charge. The night for Class Day exercises brought an evening of prophetic and retrospectse glimpses :nto tile (Heni fieri Senior lives and he motto. No Victory Without Labor, was most vividly impressed. Mrs. Jeanotte (Joins was lass advisor. All these events were leading .0 -commencement proper, when Jr. S. H. Higgins president o f \llen University, arid a native tm?of?Laurens.?before?a hrrgr? . rowd delivered the . commence! , nent address on Character Build- 1 ng Through Truth, Loyalty anti _ '"aith. Hearty and long applause vas given as Dr. Higgins, sometnre s sori on some rimes Tn "a i luniorous vein held his audience 11th ml led -.< V,,. . r.d.,d I., .1.-. natic not of plea lor Kqual J us ,ic< and Liberty For All. 1 The diplomas were presented >y Supt. K. Wright, who i n itting words commended the peaker of the hour for the mnsct-h?address. a.-, well as personal,t ichievements in life. ' Thus, the' senior class of San!ers High, 19-13, went out firmed vith hope' and inspiration f o 1 whatever might be next. T*i in'eipal ~MaThis is-grateful to ~~ ill for cooperation resulting in a ine school year, despite many ' hings over which we have no eonrol. 171TH (JL AU 1 HUMASTKK I5N. f Continued from Page 1 _ >oosted himself 5 feet 4 niche? ' ntn the air in win the high jam; ;;r his outfit, lie played basebal j, md participator jn other'"sports it i.gh school at Huatsville. Ala. _,( <v ("s four-man team captur x d the 400 yard shuttle relay race i n ebod time. The team's. . fciuj _ lers. Pvt. George Dixon." .Jr.. Pvt '? lul'us McMichael, and Pvt. Ger- >. ,1.1D:<I ' :?;ine i'ihuhih. 11 Of the above-mentioned four rtr ? it-is. Pvt. MvAiichael excelled hi Pvt. Joseph \V. Register of Co \. cleared IP feet 1-2 inches t' vin the broad jump. He's. a form.-r football player at the Yaldos a, Ga.. hipii r-fkool. The softball throw was taker jy Pvt. Philip Sanders of Co. C vlio heaved tiie old pill a total of !74 feet for another "first" for hi? v railing squad. > 1 CAMP IlOlJi \i:ws . Continued from?Page 1 ~ A. iAlice Collum, hostess, are doing '1 iome mighty fine work at th? een- i ?iTrhlny night, May 21, we 1 rendered a program "Amateur ' Night In Harlem" at the UfO. I Sunday night, May 10 some o' the boys attended Bethel A. M. E rhureh whore Rev. J. C. Crown i ><;stors. Two of our number hav joined that clur;h during thoi?.tay at Camp Polk. We are gla< to have some of thr men's wive? ( visit us occasionally ?their sweet hearts too. I Corporal R. A. Johnson, reporter MT. TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH Rev, CJ,. D. Collin*. pastor The S. S. opened at the usua .inie with Sunt. V. D. Darjrnr an' o=workcr<5 at their nost of duty The "lesson was beautifully dis cussed by Rev. Daniel Peterkins For the mornirg service thp pas air had?air-his pulpit?guests tbs? following; Rev W. L. Bryarttr S Sharper and J.' W. Winn. The pastor preached a noble sermon After which Rev. Sharper sarg snirit.ll.al nnrl rr... ? , * i v 1111 /v I \\ c?> vUI netted to th" thurch.?Collection $4.'3.00. Wc? \vci0 happy to havt Contiiuua on Page 7 NINETY SIX NEWS Mr. William Williams a highly espected citizen and a loyal men. ipv of Bethlehem Baptist churol leparted this life Thursday May 20th in Brewer Hospital after a few days illness. His nassintr wa> _ indeed a great shock to every body. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. Mayor R. S Banders, Messrs. Towmiend and AlcKreight of tfi'e City Council witnessed the funeral in hehalf of the City. Mr. M. I'. O. Murray and Me.sdames W. D. Waller Sr., and Jr., were nl>j?_wJlLte friends-to pay respects to this worthy citizen. Mayor Sanders spoke in high praise of Mr. Williams, having known him from hoy-hood days.?Condolence expressions and floial offerings were many to-jthww the I'd III! IV lespecf TTiTd SyVrTC pathy. Pvt. Timothy Williams of the U. S. Army was able to pet here I to his father's funeral, but John I I 1 1? ' ? 11 .. i mi ' ? ? ' I PROGRESSIVES AST MACEDONIA BAPTI! & B Reverend W. L Snartn: i j'-T. S. <i'ndrr the atlership nl' opr.pastor tit a Mau1lon.'a Ilaptist church ;r mukia.'T hf }'l 0'.;rcss tinfs. i | H( lias Ih-om i.a<' pasi'p f -r ou'v ' ? >(> year a\<l Hi "1 f the... i aid tor the Smulav?school fle-no'! i, i'vnt and now >i;rs i !v eh Utah c!::.ir!| f all < 1 <- 1 >ts. Each Sunday morn-1 11 ir the churth is filtc! to itc.t j', ???- ? 1 ** * > " 1 i\-.?. i>^'? r.? >. i *? ^ f ar hour of n ' ik Ij t"1. We : * i?5-1 nte tl.i?; sue f? I he Lord an I be paster who prow-hes s > for -o-! iTTy that people are eVvistraTned'! n?c? mi.1,?The?'.-bisi'"'n?btrs?*71?tfs?1 for era 1 I'n.'i; r?. jr.tlur "'ifli uiiuv's . iniiri' ihau 1'uur huiuiiaiti! I<>llai <. 1:0! nieiit ion trally |i vhirli vvas lu.J tht' second ,S ..inlay 1 n May. * \\ -The?ptnrim' urratHied?fm?a?raf??< VilliafWs of llit' I". S. Nu'.v ceiii ' | lot ret here. K *v. T. II. "!"<?!! e"t | lis pastor preached the funeral.! subject.' Tlie Christian's Kiybt. The (iolilen I/ell JtJniiUet o f | 'hai lotte. L'.. will l ender _y |; imtrrani Sunday night Mav '10'hi. t R'-thK hem, sponsored by Trin-1 . tv end lietldelienj Mi.-si'o rtty 'n- j, it ty. We hope to have ii crowded ; louse. Special seats for our white ; 'fiends, Lev. .1. S. Dial is vt-ry- iivy boost in*;: this program. Mont r.iss it. 1 Mesh! antes .Johnie Let* Minn and ; acia llishop of Atlanta. Ola.. ] ante over last .Thursday to wit-1; p. ss the graduation exercise of J.: s'itiety >ix_ Colored j I i;>11 iacbuol. j. "Miss Lucile Ibitler and .Mrs.'' itosn I.ee Porter snent five dues' n Charlotte. N. last week the IVhile there they witnessed the' i funeral of Airs., Xi-sie 'I'xtrr.er. I Friends of Mrs. Bertha Cooke | ire very sorry of her illness. We; tope how soon she will recover.] Mr. Willie Calhoun " has return-' <1 from Philadelphia. Airs. Kflna Connolly and * nil-' Iron left for Philadelphia Tueslay to he with hiishand and fa.Ju.' r. . l How. the Axis Might foxoiv /^5sse I / 3?nFrinc!jco^ J, J \7 M J.v ' .(Reprinted from PM by i An^TnnTes Nazi anil Japanese at our war industry centers ar< The methods by which such r described in (let Ready To Hi article by OCD Director Jamei OR OF THE ST CHURCH |h RvM ; tr.V-J . Wilson, B.D. T. > now :nd Itshod to raise two housed dolla-s ($2,000.00). The ally \va... progress. for two v.nKhs ! on J ho sruind Sunday the ?*ey?'"ts V' >o called for .r.i tho mocount' d. instead of an d'." !" ) li: ii.<a;el do'lar*. \vc Tit O" the tallies, three thousand, dnr lv-d . ( s:i.r? HVOOt and for tv do'dar*. V.'-1 wonder, if that has .t c., bent mi Cr.i-olihaT \ Lor a'! t-K't. inoj't' thair six'-' v '"liir.*,. hrmr-mWwl t<? t'n*j 'much in fill'.' v?-ar. Th,. Lord j-'4+1*?nit;vrii. '..i i ml hi. p"o;i1r qil_ Sic! niily is Mac".lu!i:;l hyinnr bless l .V! li'.'il i>>. W !! '?: . S I'il-itovato , ntir.' t sty of Spnrtarhurjr I t i:i- h!e-s--i| ht.miso of h's hoiv. -W Spartanburg, 1 .( .no oy-r in.'. Macedonia, where !'.< "F.sist o. the Lord i* going 'r!in>ij*n ciu'RCII Lev. Diiiiiis I);iliioI. l'astor Oar pastor lias returned after a iti'r in (.room i!lt. engaged in a_ 'a ftiiM program which was a I -uceess. Mrs. A boa Forgu.on was i Mir of trhi honored quests. We ,;:r mix mi; ii i t/\iv<u ulmlit o r rh.rch. with Mrs. E. D. Dev-m-try?ctrnrhicting. Truly Trhe is a great woman of God and to humanity. Truly God is giving us !'n'ni revival. The sick is being h<*;i}v(l and the crippelrf is being to walk, and our souls and spirits arc "being revived. Mrs. Dewbt-r'y is a resident of~Spar^ lanburg. Each night she talks to a huge congregation out of God's word. Come and hear this wonderful speaker, Many thanks to our pastor, members and friends fi.r their loyalty, Mrs-. Dewberry has been the din m r guest'of Rev. Daniel, Mrs. Era/ier, Mt^s. Singleton and other friends. While in thc. city Mrs. Dewberry is residing at Mrs. Rivers' 1702 "Wheat St. The public is cordially invited to attend oar services. Mrs. M. Gilliam, lb-porter. : Bomb Our.Cities BRITAIN 1 i EENLANpV^p' - (ft Johns A N A da^JVa^ingtori SV'-'V'..?jdfirolr^(-l*Vftl"if ? t ^^hbbbbbb^J irrangement with Uk OCD Labor Dlviiion) bombers might lake to strike 5 illustrated in the above map* aids could be carried out are e Bombed, an important new i M. Laudis, * " " " . , _ -m ? ' i ? t : Saturday, May 21), 1913. * Classified Advertising Column Special Notices, Cards of Thanks, i Memoriams, Birth Announcements Marriage' Announcements etc. are j .barged for at the rate of 10c per ! line. Cash must accompuny the 1 order. Minimum charge 60c. j CARI) OF THANKS I | Thi; family of the loto Mrs, An I S.C.. wishes to thank their many friends for thp kirdness, sympaj thy and flowers during her illness ! and death. Rev. J. C. Williams - and Family Prominent Churchman Passes Florence. S. ('.?Benjamin David Lakin, son of the late Scott and w i Prar'-es T.akin died at 6:10 p.m., !"Vbndav. ??Iay 17. He had been in ill health since April 1G, when he i was taken to thc McT.eod infirm- ary. He was a faithful member of Mt, Zion AJJE church: a trusI o it I? nil". Kill. tlln For quit,, a few year* he MF supcrintendt" t of the Sunday? J school. Fraternally he was a ma-** son.. He worked for the Atlantic I Coast Line Railroad for twenty.cne years. Mourning his loss ai> Mrs. Katie Lakin, wife: Mrs. Kltn Hell White, Florence^?daughter; Thomas D. La km. ISew \ < rk C ity, son^JJen^ nie Lakin, U. S. Navy, son; Miss Gs-a;i,. Lak.'ti, Florence, daughter; ^ Pvt. Robert Lakin. U. S. Army, son; Andrew I.akir, Florence, son. Several sisters and ^-brothuvs^- Mrs,??Mattie Hates, Columbia; Mrs. Flor elite Martin. Mrs. Sarah Carter, \ Jamaica. N. Y.; Mrs. Helen O'Neal -Tenkrnaville; Bishop?vand. James ?r Lakin, Eastover; Moses Lakin, Ja niaica, N. -Y. Eight grandchildren rid others relatives altfn mourn. The funeral was held Ji Tuesday, der J. S, Coe of the Florence district was master of ceremonies. Tht> Pastor,. Rev. J. C, Quarles delivered the eulogy. Interment was in Union cemetery." > ZION CAX A AN BAPT. CHURCH Rev. M. P. Pearson. Pastor State Park, S. C.?We enjoyed a splendid Sunday school the past Sabbath. After comments on the .lesson by the pastmv-acting-super- ? intondert and hy Rvn VVm Cnr mick. Rev. Easley a state-wrde missionary, made some very en- ' i>/ > yir? mm vrtwui rtjjn.'i 1 1'IIUti Rev. "S. E. Kay; the pastor of Tabernacle? Baptist?church .o f , 1 Greenwood. ran the snring revival meet/eg. He revived many souls. The?meeting- was successful. We havp fo,- bantism thirteen oarTdtdates. Sunday \vaR 3 very high day at Zion Canaan. Morning ser ne n was -delivered by the pastor. After a short recess Rev. L. T. Moss, pastor of Sutton Brahclt^ Baptist church preached the after noon sermon. Rev. A. P. Porter the ex-pastor of thjs church deliverd the night message.. Total collection raised during the day was SIR. ? Op the~siclClist is Dea. I. Kimp, son." We are looking forward to a splendid program Sunday. Wc wiil be engaged in programs in the interest of Benedict college drive nearly all day Sunday May -iJOt-bi ? ? ? Gladys Butler, reporter BENNKTTSVILI/F. NF.WS By C. I>. Sanders, Reporter The farmers along with all the others were happy to see the nice rain Sunday right. The crop3 are looking beautiful. Mrs Hester Sanders died in CoIctmbia ~ suddenly; The '^remains were brought to Bennettsville and fur.eralized Sunday evening at Ma Li-uiwua napiifi cnurcn, Kev. ?\V. K. McCoy. nastor of the Baptist church at Society Hill, took charge of the service in Rev. Mdodana's absence. The obituary was road by Mrs. Bcnnjc Frazier; Solo, Mis^ Mattie Copeland. Dea:on C. R. Ross spokp o fM?s. Sanders as a member of the church. IIer son George Sarderc arrived home from Philadelphia, Pa., to view the last of his mother ? 1 Another sad and sudden shock took ils ~7Iinht over the city ami? county, Friday ovenng that our darling .Mis. Morris of Columbia nasSed to the great beyond. She is the mother of Prof. J. H. W. Morris and Mr. "B" Morris, Quite a few'Triords left Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Morris, matron and instructor at Aller^"\ unfv^-sity. Mrs.VMamie Morris i s home from the hospital j.i Fayetteville. N. C. Shc is improving nicely. Miss Pearl Smith and- Miss Annott McCollum have arrived from school jn Beaufort, N. C. Mrss Modostine Cook has arrived from school in which they took a course in beauty culture, located in Atlan la, Georgia. Mis* Elizabeth Browh and Miss Mildred Mel/tod spent a lovely stay with the reporter Monday evening. While there they entertained her with their splendid pmrtcr music.' and singing. Mrs. P. R. McCollum spent Tue? day in Columbia with her daughter Ellastin McCollum for the musical recital at Benedict college jn Columbia.?Mr*. Queen ?B: Holmes spent a wlnle in Greenville last-Week "with her daughter Alberts HplriT5?e-tt?Hl~her daugh- ? ter Loretha Holmeg left for New Yorkr Saturday. Miss Ponell Sal. ly ifJjJeujt to the delight of all after a few dAyt illness. - '*# '