The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 29, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
PPT-J- ' E>.
;
PAGR s1* - ~
' ABBB'S 19? AftTKOLOgY RE
B. R'.^?I'm e responsible wife,
and mother of three children. 1;
~ ?JhaXc tried, truly and hard for ten i
years to piaite ? jpleUHU' t borne b.v
working and savm~ and doing-everything
I know it takes to make
and correctly fyuild a home. Ncar_..1^
ly everything I didn't' want i n
life is what,I've had. Now I am
tired of heing trampled down in
feeling by this man. I never get
enough money to buy the children's
garments, nothing to speak
of. He's overbearing and rot kind
- at alL I jiqnV. want to leave my
children so what must 1 do for a i
decent change?
Awwer-*Xou?JLCc to be eom?.'
nieaded for being a loyal mother"
to your children. But, jn your
struggle to make a honv for your
children and ?o form their character,
.you have", overlooked the most
eaeential factor in your- marriage.
You have failed to g>ve your husband
the love an'd companionship
of-i-a- wife. Xh^refore. 1f~ M?s
groWn xesentful~at;d feels that be^
isn't needed for anything but to
foot thP Pills. He doesn't get the
opportunity?to voice his op>- ion
in r?ari n j?" Th7r~<dnMrtnv,?hr isn-'a
consulted regarding their schooling,
play and A^brU. In order t>
correct thfr,tniubj?' that exists in
Wte&ti'Wgin imme
difei&y to btfihc yoor children elos
make hi in
J35; YOUR problem will be an
roe * dipping jtf the column w
H**J ? Quart?f\(25cTToF~At
<e*?eHftx your birthday; you
*ftd cbttfideatjal letter of soun
1 6li|n?U. Please sign youi
all letters; give your birthdate; a
v STAMPED ENVELOPE for your '
ly as Vuu feel necessary and confi
of logical reasoning. Wrap a Qus
?odafl
Write to: The ABBE* WALLACE
Leader, T314* Assembly Street, Col
BEAUFORT CO. TRAINING *
SCHOOL NEWS *
'' ' The stodentshn?the Homc Economics
Dept. under the supervise
ion of Miss D. J. Dixon went pic-)
nrrkmg^TliffCTdayr After -the ..pai^J
I icipation?in?outdoor activities
thc-young. people enjoyed a delicious
basket .lunch and cold
drinks and icc cream.
During the week, final examinations
will be given May 26th
and 27th, and books will be cheek
>.v, otL7r1'hc students will be makipg
_ - -their-final preparations "Tdf~their
various commencement contrihu?
tions. The commencement calendar
follows:
Monday, May 24, Primary Dept.
? .Wednesday May 26, Grammar
grades. Friday,-May 2fh Junior
e_u' i o.?-a.i.. at? on
otuuiii) ouimu), i>Ltiy ou,
BaccdlUUl'eate?fltervicea?with-- Fa?
ther Ralph Beaufort, delivering
tt\e Baccalaureate sermon.
Tuesday, June 1, Declamation
contest. Wednesday, June 2, Fi
nal commencement, exercises with
the Rev. Mr Brogdon'of Charleston,
delivering the commence?ment
address. '
All exercises?begin promptly at
8:30 p.m. The public _is conrally
invited to attend eacFT and all of
these exercises.
In keeping with the commencemerit
theme?The Plhce of the
Small Negro High School in the
War Effort, a number of the
students accompanied by Miss
Dixon 8nd Mr. Gillam helped a
f neighboring farmer harvest his
string beans on Friday afternoon.
They seemed very happy to render
service in this manner.
HIGHLAND SCHOOL FINAL
SnarlAiibur? ? The seventh
g?ade of the Highland Grammar
school, presented their annual program
at the Macedonia Baptist
church. The ptogram consisted of
part I and nart II. The program
waj as follows:
Part I
Prttri'Hfijflnal
Musi??Thc Star Spangled Banner
Chant?Lord's Prayer
ADrrir?Ware All Americans
\V elcame?MiMied" Cotrman
Class Poem?fr/laine Ia>giru
fcqrEW<?ll--^Bcatri<;c Prcssle.v
Class Song?
jt Part I)?Oratorical Contest
I j < J?e.J- WhlBHjiVs
I Lfcjfrertd1 'BhautlUil-?Mary Cromer
Belf^ Reliance?Willie Lindsay
Success Without Thorough Preparation?Georgia
Davis
Music*? h
The -Tradtfgy erf the Unplanned
vn -Lit??LlWh I*yles '
-.itleiHirthe* of the People?Th' ArOtnr
Shpltnn
Thr Raven Ruth T>fnrspD """
. Retiring of Judges?M^C"EuJp I>.
^ Sonton, Prof. C. C. Wwdson,
* 1 anil Prof. E. P, JtiTC|* '
,i Muikic-^-W* Arc AmariransyToo
Bo?ark??Prof. W A. N<*t1
Prtwwntatioti of Prnjea?*cv. W.
.ivL Wilstm
The dep.isiort of the judges vcault
cfl^asr fofltfwsr 1st 'went to
Rttth Pkartfet'; 2n<l priV tied l^cArtlnjT
Short on * ^na
for the
W. C, AWarhar-^WMNrtio** were '
jpfil rn--^ ? -eft**
: . "
R^"'. 77T - *'.
> 1
ADINGS ARK NOW READY " ?
| . *wMtr I
PWtf ON THE
ILEMS OF LIFE
+* M* I 4II>?|?" ' *au >?? "*/
??? <l... m WH?l TOW> INVWI ^
It' WALtALfc HtVtCE
Tool as etosr -to- yott-HK -yuue ^cluldi. _
rci ure.
W. It. C.?Mv-vifp and I are
"both working Fhrinif?fa?4y well. Now
tell me sb"uld I go ahead and
huy her H bedroom suit like she
want as it look like she won't be
satisfied until she get it?
Arswer?Humor your wife. She
works hard and puts all her earnint>\,
with yours, so give her the
| satisfaction of having her own bed-room
suite. It doesn't take a great
deal to make the major/ty of women
jiappy. And if she euii b"
made content with a bedroom suit.
! :* ......... ...?n
II in iiium%;%v v. en r^rtjiv.
A. J.?1 an^ n widow and a pood
Pue A00- * liift-n nummf toy o\w
ape who is a widower and I lik<
him very much.' Wo botTTare sottied.
Should 1 put uny trust in
him now?
Answer: -Not vet. Hi' may ac'
settled . . . hut his mivd runs
{toward ''sprint' chickens?~ Yn 1
hardly know t,jn> well enough yet |
p~r lui si utvip-.- shout a weddinp. i
j It will be a pood, "lone trine before-1
j any lady ropes this "prize catch" a
in.
j?A M. -l>i.l 1 do right t<<
slop writing the soldier 'even Iljo~ ->
i ho elniinrd he loved mo? i
| Arswer ?Ynn suj-c did. }|t> mar- |
j i ied on his furloujriv, this spring
ard your suspicions arc quite <
true.
alyzcd in this column TreeT Slmptyith
your letter. For u "Private He- '
fflrs NEW ASTROUMiY READ-i!
will receive with your Readinp a
d advice analyzing tnree (3) Quesr
full name and correct address to
nd please include a self-addressed,
"reply." Explain your case as fulne
your problems within the scope I 1
irter with your questions and mail
I SERVICE, care of The I'almetto
umbia, S. C. ~ ~ :~
made by ~Thtr IV-rrdr' 1 Tnnr nlnii' .
Mrs. l,ula R. A brains and Miss ,f.
R. Rodgt rs. These nri7.es were a
warded for scholarships. Spou7Tor?rm-ere:
dVhr^W.A, \'eal. M i ss '
V. L, Riley, Vth jradotear her ST-!
Mrs. N. L. (list Abercrombie. Cth
"grade. Muhio. Mis lt~ott) nuIyT -
misses cs. w neeier and er: . |
Campbell.
ROBERT SMALLS III SCHOOL
Beaufort, S. C.?On Tuesday
morning, May 18th Miss Muriel
-Washington prepared an et'fJca^
lionaL as veil as entertaining pro- 1
pram. Those progratns are giverreach
week by a member of the (
senior class, which givP the students
a chaiv,. h> display thei,- tni-XUts,
The-faculty and student- borh^i
were very pleaded to have some 01 <
the patrons visrf"their clui|al ex- -<
crcises last Friday. I
M,iss K. S. l'olitc, our 1st grade 1
B instructor and ho,- little tots
sponsored the program. The pro 1
gram aa-follows; lAttlc-.Mary^Aiiii_
Drew was mistress of ceremonies. I
Song by the school; BiblP verses
by the class;. prayer, little Loret- t
ta Pazant; Jeaus-Lovcs Me (ihaot-L--J
instrument?iXoretta
Pazant; duet, little Mary Arm j
Drew and Miss K. S. Polite; poem
little Loretta Pazant; playlet entitled
"The Wedding of thp Flow- <
ers". 1
The program was very enjoy
able. Each child was at its bcji and
highly commended by those (
present. f
1
Sl'AKTANBl KG MAN S
Thp Carver High School Choral
Club sang at .tjjie Vestry service
at the USO Sunday after- j
noon. .Mrs. Flora W. Pa well and ?
Miss Grace Walker teachers in j
Can'cv had charge. I
Bethel Holiness church enter- j
taincd thc Annual Convocation of ^
the. church during the past week (
The sessions were presided over ^
l y Bishop W.E. Fuller. Rev. B.C.
Campbell is the pastor of this t
churcKT T <
The pastors and delegates of i
the .two A MIC churches attended ]
tTTo district conference?at-?Car?f
lisle this week Mr. W.'C. Bunch. v
who reprosented Greater Triniiv 1
reported that $1)00.00 was raised (
during this session. Many of thb s
iharges paid their full assess- ]
inent for Allen, ftev. T. H. Addi- .
son, Presiding Elder is in charge
of this district and presided dur- i
ing the conference. j
Mrs. Aggie Carlisle one o f \
the old citizens of the city died |
at her home on ,S. Liberty St., |
Friday. Mrs. Carlisle before her
health failed was an aetive?mci?- ]
brr of Silver Hill church. The f
funeral sendees were conducted "s
Monday afternoon by no- pastor v
the Rev. Goo. A. Thomas.
The commencement and yradu- t
ation exercises of Carver High j
will W held Friday evening May t
#!8th. The rrincipail Prof. C. C. ,
Woodson "ilttl his faculty had .a i
very f.ucces.'lul school year. f
The men of Silver Hill had a
Brotherhood Tea in the assembly (
room Sunday afternoon. Mr: .J |
1). I^yvia, Sr., was the principal j
speaker. Winter for the occasion t
*a? rendered ?y h choii* of very (
smnil boys <ind girla, dirartrd hy (
BOB, U. A. TMomas and Mis? /
Cfttfeorine Moor#. Wr.B.T. Smith j
|w#?idod ?luri?HC <hi? vary excel- i
v
lml ' ' a.- 1 .
Clnmisfry L(
S'L Emma MM
ROCK CASTI.E, VIRGINIA,
tary School study a problem in So
direction of Reverend Donald liu
Science and Mathematics.
Classes at this boarding higl
working day is scheduled so that
class and-studyv along with praet
or in (lie vocational shops. ~
Students shown in the photoi
Ixiuis Smith, Elk Ilill, Va.; James
and Sergeant Edward Farley, Pc
the St. Emma Cadet Corps.
ic'nt program. A nice sum was t
i'?isi><i far "the trustees. ..This 11
In 11 li In"- nM ''nP'psiv.. prop- c
improvement program. i
Misses Dorothy (inrrott. tiisl. \
Wilhclmina ami MildiVd JC'thca .'
lWl?nthei RohhoU- <"ullrpx^-t-itL,^
I'lits are at laune for th,.,.r >a a-, ?
lion. I I
Miss Ida Smith, teacher, in N.I
has returned home alter a<(
?uer('Ksfnl sch< ol year. ('
Master Clifford Feigeson re- 'f
l?oi'ls much Mice-s -Ut. -LUe _ I < I ['
jf South Carolina';; best pap^r J'
fht 1 ''d 11' I'll .1 C+nw|u4\ . 1 ?
The members and friends <? i j j
Cireatvr Trinity church ar(. )ooi;- J
in},' fm ward with very gr \at
i'leasure the visit of Bidvip Fi ppor.
"i
Mrs. Craig, the mother of Mr.
R. 15. Craig is seriously ill at ^
her homo on Sims street.
Mrs. 1'.. T. Smith was called t i
New YoYk City on accoirrtt of'
the death of hed' son-in-law Mr. j
fit m ei i. I
Mrs. Alice Rivers and Mrs. Eva V
I'll ill i ps gave a surprise I iithday j
party for Sergeant Norman Phil- .
lipg?Thursday- evening- _at her
home, (iuests were Mr.~~ah7j Mrs.?
E-C- Shavers. Mr. and .Mrs. l.rsht*?Howosr;?I'r1'-''"
iin-l Mr- II. ^
Rrown. oT Philadelphia, Cpl.?and--*
Mrs. Collins. Alabama- Mrs. Mario
Rlakcmond, Miss (iraee Wal- v
ker. Prof. Eugeiv Rivers and ,
?llbS lil'l'llC 1?. KlVt'l'S.
Clafiin College 74th \
Commencements " !
i
Orantfehurcr. ?> l'.?The trustee
at .1 i-i-.nliimimr elas^ " ?
ClatT'.i caliper? most. cordially fit- "*
rtfro?y*m--and your friends to ;yt- .
end the a tivities of tii,. seventy - T
lourtr, annual commencement.. j)
May .'hi?Sunday, 1:00 p. in., '
flacca laureate Kdrmoh.
JVlav <11?Monday. Senior Rreak- *
fast; Class Ikiv ' Kx'-fCl^rr. ?
dun, 1 ? T a unlay. 1 1 :00 a.m.-- *
\nnual Meoirir l'nard of Trustees. '
-uum .&? Tinftley hall. I
3:OH P.M. ntt^ntoss M"fi "P I '
\lumni. TirtfjlejT ehaprl. ^
8:00 P.M.?Annual Musirale. J
.Tun- 'l^nV/lMr.-.l.... m.'ln In
w ?. ..f - ? ? i % run,* . J".uw i? .HI. |
7onfererte Financial Rally. l':30 .
j.in.?Commencement Kx?r.i,-?s. I"1
-Artdre^g.:, Bishop L. H. Kinc.
\.M.. D.D., General Supermini- p
lent Atlantic Coast Area, Metho- 11
lisj church.
;'U()VinKN'CK A. M. i:. ( lit RClll1'
u
Rev. .1. 11. Dixon, I'aslor i
Little Mountain?Sunday being ! f
lie fourth Sabbath in the month '
5.S. was at its best with Supt. !
Bowers at ins post with his of- ir
iters and toaciurs We all admit '
t was a helpful lesson to the f
vorld at large. It was well stress I
d and .enjoyed by all. Review J
)y Rev. Dixon. I _
Service hegi'n at 12 o'clock pre-1 1
reded by prayn meeting conduct ;<T~by
ATr. William* and others."
Phe Ilidy Ghost was present. Rev.
>ixon tcxi was taken from l!>th
liuple) of -St: Luke Gth verao. The q,
vords of fext: Make lufste. Subect:
In a Hurry to S?e Jesus. The f)
hurcR was. ftiired from side to fi
ride. Such pi caching. God sttrc-"T|
y has directed him. He extended (
in invitation a. sinners and sov- ! v
ral came. An ting whom was Mr. a
iVillie L. Rowers who confessed A
ipsui; in the pardon of hi,? sins. *j
iV'e arc giving thanks to God Mr. (
5. M. Bowers has returned from 7
district conference where lie made |
in all-round report for Fr0vKl9r.ce. I t
lev. Dixon has interested white ?
ind colored in the church so much r
io Mr ET P ITai'tzel of Cliupiu,--g<
vhite npadc a liberal donation. i f(
Our quarterly conference will!
:onvene the second Sunday in c
(uhe. - _ " ~ ^
iit'Y. Djxon was thP Saturday jr
light guest of Mr. and Mrs. iWilvP
Bowers and reported a pleasant p
t-iiy. i)
Our young men recently induct-1 j*t
id in the armed forces are: John
JUrhani, Vandiis Durnam. sons of m
VIis. Klnorn Duiharn; Ivory Crepts cl
ion of Mr. and Mrs. Crepts. They tt
dso werjr the Providence quartet, tl
:)thors include Carol Sulton son of j M
vir. and Mrs. Rulton also Willie ]M
i'ayers son of Mrs. Edna Miller. P
\lso Vireol Hart who was home oi
' ; J? V r-. -v' '
*
TW^PAl^METTflLLEi
icfure af
fary School
I
fl L I
, l
Cadets of the St. Enima Millphomore
Chemistry under tUc
ygcrty, O. S. B.f Professor of
i school arc small, and every
the cadet spends his time in
ical work on the school farm
frapli, from left to right,uret
Brooks, III, Sdwardsvllle, II!.,
tcrsburg, Va., Commander of
i;e brother 'of the- Hart tfij'l.*. ?
iicmbiT of the Navy having heei
tilled to the scrvuv sometime at;'<
lid suitiTmrtt m?A^heffmiu. ill
,'lrari H.tit ''iMiil wil\, were tin
'aUivdav nieiit ?ruesf of tlw. liar
,ii Is aIter l i '' r in IHwit. Mir'i
i nit live s, TTo" Tboks rtT>
,;rtutV of health.
Mr. ami Mack Mayer* "
liapin left tV Virjjir.ia, also lit
|i< Hornthy- It n^oi'.- Mac 'Kstltc
linger arid .Fumes Ollie Rime
I'.\e "I'iie to Vi'Ptrillia to t llC'i
li'iiiV- v itir t'ur iiv-oe ronts ill:, ail/
ills. i... I'iuji'm". W"e will mis
tii i'h AIro y.r. ?\1 nek ('mils <i
attic Moiutii.i who is ntaki: p IT?
iodic in Norfolk. YY..
l.aiu'i.' \\ oris, reporterOM'
IIIM ATlttN AT SAINT
.1 K I: s l.l'ISi OI'AL ( 111 R( II
U NI) \V. V. \ \ .'MTlt
KT. IlKV. IOIIN J. ORAYATT
officiating uisiiof
Tito lit. R-v. .lohr J. (iiavat
till visit St. Lake's Kpiseopa
luft. li. Su* da. . May "tl at 11 t.'UI
le will prea.ii ami confirm a tlass
til ui\i welcoine.
1RMO NK-WS
l:-i-e<k?nia Itautmt ChiiFch
lei. ('. L. Ilhi.troi.. Par.tor
Our servme?t-l+o?past Sabball
ais full of the Holy Spirit. On
ustor stirred the ennjfrojratioi
sine; far a -text 1st King's JH:;2ubject
Make It L'11 In Your'Mind
Ye. th<> members are very muel
Lplifted over the way our thurel
< piotrrcssimr with thi's vouni
Minister at the -helm. Rev. L,. Z
lichelbinrcr brother .Inh>- Koslo
io n St.-Peter Raptist church am
tttorney llaroid Uoulwai'c am
thcrs worshiped with lis. W'
rcum?m-omLJ-P lm\.. all of them.
Pvt. Sampson Slhrh of ( amp Lb
nn'ston.?L^-,?tin* week on<
ere with his wife, Mrs. Mfijty Lei
ilijrh. Pvt. Flir_rh happen to he thi
My one front our church in tin
rrvice. His wife before ivmri
?( w;ic Miss Mary Lee Smilh >v
rmo ard they were both verj
rli\> in our ehureh affairs.
Miss Sylvia Mae. Iloozor a stu
ent, at Rett's academy js homo !
he.delight ol h.i fiieoil.^i ?
hiunjr CLipPl A. M It.OfiuriMi
lev. M.dV, Jackson, Pastor
Our'third ip arter whi *h waj
eld On the Jtp Snrtd?Mns n?w hi?
iry. Presirlirjr Elder Clark'
reached ar other well receiver
lcssape to an appre dative audi
nee. Text 1:9, subject Mec
itr Oompetitivn of Others Popu
ivity. The cider was paid out ai
sual. Our Pislrici cnnferbnct
laiui for education was also mis
I. W'e had one joiner.
Hi y a copy of the Leader a1
nosier^?I'ljtyc.
Fred S. Boozer, ruportey
23rd Med. Sanitary
"o. Boasts Among
Sest Baseball Teams
n Section
Fovt Jack son. S. C,. May 10?
he 72.1r?l Medical Sanitary com
(iPort' Jackson boasts ow
F the best- Neyro baseball icami
> b(t>fourd in this section. Soon
f t.ho leading: N*eff.ro looms in the
'n't0(1 States are represented oi
".e roster of This hiilinpr club.?
The 721?rd'rt flashy Outfit ha:
on eleven a.-.d lest only three f>
icir contests CiUlp far. They. hav<
ie scalps of tlic. follownff victim!
arglinr from their belt* at pros
nt: 702nd Medical Sanitary Co.
10th Medical Sanitary Co.. Pos
ietaehnitnt teams 1 end 2. 339t!
.viation Squadron nine from th'
,U.< W-*~ A ? ? ...
viumuin niinY ?ir nas? am vni
ojumbia AILS tar* whi'h L 0,i'
r'Uic Stnri/'si nrn ti'.iffl.', in tH?
t?te.
The team lines up as follows
jVL Oscar Welch. 2b; Cpl. bi/ddi<
lead. ss; t*vt. Lee Ross, rib; Pvt
iverett Marsden lb; Pfc. Hfenrj
iutcherson, c; Pfc. Resell Spils
. and team captain; Pvt. fiordoi
awkinf. If; Pvt.~ThoJmas TTolmot
f; and Pvt. Samuel Epps, cf.^
The members of the 72f>rd an
I1XIO..C, t<> schedule games wftl
her colored baseball teams. In
rested parties can contact then
irough their general manager
laster Set. George Rodgers 723r<
ledical Sanitary company, Anne:
oat Office,"Fort Jackson or bj
iliing 277-W or. the toloifhon?.
kDER
Annual Delta 1
Jabberwock <
i
Al? lu> .\, Chanter o. Delta Sigma
Thct;, Sovority, South C'aro
!i11;i FTa'n rnllcgn cellbratcd its
animal Jabhcrwot.k on April 17,
-v.it!) tjio them., "Delta', U. S. O.".
- Auu-nir tiv? gyosts of the occasion ^
[ "">). the various
(amps-over the state.
DuUe's gymnasium was heauti" ^
? ' * 11 y <l. mi nted wit!i natural d?co- .
i;.' i<" ; airl nl'iici i.aviotii. symhoITr" ?
In the ranter of the floor was a
oth ?|r?vseii i:\ patriotic colors t
Stamps, bor.ds, stamp corsages,.
_ <'> otlx , sii.ivciii) < made of ^
/ lcfetk>t. stamps vere sold. Kach. _
j Delta v.ore a defense stamj) cor. i
i sage. . *
Tlte hostc-ves of the afternoon ,
vver(. girls sole', tod from the fvesh ,
man class.They were very attrae ;
I've in their eve: ing gowns of paste!
colors. .. I
P/tilitg intermission the guests j
v.oro greatly 'entertained with (
1-it.s arnl nuintl?rs from the vari- J
o.s organisation^ on the campus, j
and guest artists. The followit g. (
piogrnm was rendered: "Chorum
-NmtdmF- hy- 4-Uo?T I. D, of ,T?clta:. _ _j
"Smith American. Dance" hy th< i
Zeta Betj, Sorority: "Flyirg Feet'
hy Miss Alba Myers; "Martial In (
terpretation' hy th,. Alpha Kap-' ,
pa Alpha Sorority; "Ashfortt Spc
lauy i>v Mr. Kobert Ashford;.
1 "Savoy'' liy tin- Sijrm? Rho. Sic
1 ma So'ent iiic Society: "Solo" by
_ Miss Rachel Cunningham and "Ax'
Psj. Phi Fraternity.
Only organizations competed fo*- .1
'j nriy.es. The first prize?\va.s won l y ,
L the Alpha Kappa Aloha Sororjfv* 1
. t !>c.second prt/.c by the Omega Fsi
Phi Fraternity: and the third prize
by the Sigma Rho Sigma Scl'epti1
li.. Society.
1 ThP afternoon ' would not hav?, '
1 bee:- complete without the swinginjr
tunes ol Krggie and his col- "
legia: s. The affair was highly en?.
.joyed by all.
s Continuing Trfieir activities fo'
the year Delta celebrated Broader ,
nducational Week May Mrd thr-v
the 1?th. The theme: "The Sorority
Wonum's Opportunity during.
War Times".
On Monday begining the series ,
pf programs Miss Triidclle Wimbnsh.
Supervisor of Student Tea- |
ehers' spok^r <nV our theme "Th*
l. Sorority-.- Woman's Opportunity
Duri'ng War Times".
"Wednesday was music day and a
' musi.al quiz was conducted by
Miss Helen Walker. The contestants
were selected from the aud?
irncf.?:Defe? so p tamps?giv- _
en iW.iv as prizes. The great ar_
list for the program was Mr Ku-~ ?
CP'-O limit f h-il-lns.tnn N ? and ~
1 ! member of the Omega Psi Phi Fr?
lernrty. !1
IT iday . featured non-Greek tal*
mt atid the announcement of the
rlosc of our Defense Stamp and
1 Bond campaign:. The total amount
1 noltl during ths campaign was
f $'1.2.~>0 of stamp* and bonds. ,
Scholarships. of ?:*K on
L_ .tri v<>r t?? youh?j lady
J tif hi?h standing was won by Mi'ss<'
Wilhomia Myers and the Graduate
? chapter of Oranifehunr fravc $25.00
I to ayourrf lady of Froshman elask"
f siTuatton which \cas~wop?by- Miss^
Klla Mac Hello. $20.0Q more to 1
p the original Sf-.OO was donated to
p llio drive for the Soldiers Day- 1
L' room., ' .
=-- On - Stu~.day a. vexy inspimfc
f Mothers' Day program was prc'
sen ted T>y"tho I'yralnid club a l
which time all mothers of the
campus \verP. presented with eor-^
> sages. \
I :uoajr ^Volhanup Juurnalufr ]
MT. PISGAH A. M. K. CIJURCH
Greenwood. S. C.j-A program j
' was rendered at Mt.' Pisgah A- Mr I
K. church by the Knight# of IV- i
^ thians Sunday, May 23 at 3:30.
" The Sunrcnic Chancelor's Procjft- |
s mation was wpll performed by Cap j
2 tain Allen Alexander a cadet cap"
tain. The youth department w^a I
well represented py Misr Rose ,
t Mary Johnston a .mcrpt>ey. of1 the i
Girls- -^r ill corp. iBvqcfttffft" -?nd j
so ijpture "were offered-" by ^Rcy. {J. ,
Johnson pastor of Weston (rhapfl,Deputy
Supreme .Chpncelor JS. 'E. 1
Hargvove "dpiivered ft '* Avopderfut
nddresK on a membership (Jrjye in
the Knights of Pythons. KpV. AClark
deli;verd a sermon askipg.fq.y 1
full cooperation of bur people. ,
Th0 program was as . follows; ,
Proclamation by Capt, Allen Alex-' 4
. under, Jr.; song by .all' SJtah.d.JTjjF
. F<5V Jesus; Invocation and,' s?f,vj>: :
^ turT' by Rev. Johnson; spnc b y
i choir. Yield not to Temptation;
Readme of the y<5Hth department
> I Rose Mary Johnson; Music, On-,
. i rm..:..*:.? o-u^- ?
uiuiauan coiniers, rytmans
?LAddress, F. E. Hargrove , Deputy
* I Supreme Chancellor; Solo. Esther 1
f i Map Revins: SsTmon JRev. A. Clark i
! collection Music, B1cks h0 the tie :
c | that birds. Benediction ,
:| * . .. 1
11 PROGRESSIVE MT. OLIVE (
cjC. M. E. f'll I'RCIl J
? j Gilbert, S. G.?Funeral service*
tiie late ,\l:s. Florence Mayers
| were conducted at Mt. Olive C. M.
: | E. church recently. The Pastor,
j . DC. Vancc was in charge of the
, j program. Interment was in the
; cemetery in tht. cKttrcM yard.
I Participating on the program
i ' were Rev. J S. Danley, Mrs. Lillia
yj Draft, Mr??V.';nfe,._A. C Davis.
I Rev. 'James M. Blassmganie deTTvs
I c red the eulogy. *
vh iMjrs.. Mamie Dent is spending a
- I few ?davs in ?<ew Jersev on nr.
i j count of the death of her sister,
, Mrs. Esther L. Green a niembev of
f Progressive Mt. Olive chyrch. Our
c heartfelt sympathy goes out to all
/ those persons who are bereaved.
~\r~ -1. M. Blassmgnme, 7ejW>TT(rr
r*
\uxiliary to Piedmont ]
Society Holds Meeting
Tl}g auxiliary to the, i'jednuu^t
lcdkal, Dei und Pnarmaceutyal.
society ipjji Thursday, May 13
l the Situs 1\ _'U school oX Upion. (
The Preside;.t, Mrs. J. J. piinou,
prosided. AUfir The readiUK
ml minting of the pantiles the ;
(resident called 19,1 me uuiuuu1 ?i
lie hcboUu^lri/) lee \yh h is sil-OO I
nstcad of tile . ?1,.Q(J. th'n,l. , qailj '
number had |}Iii(ir J
The secretary thoa gave ati in- ?
creating aid. complete report on <
itAto .meeting which .' v-as held in I
>lu*\l?tq ft ^ypril. ' . C
EIfth.duy ..greetings aluiit: wH i, a'_
iqiKiuet ,pf (ioavci'm, y.erp sent Mrg/ t
It. ..Thofna.s as an expression of 1
ippru^i#tWJld -Mrs, Thomas js the I
(tut*, president and also the sec- I
Cifary /pi; the pijedipov. t .fiocicty^ I
Members present: Mrs. \V. <
Lapey, Mrs, F. M. Mhcoii, Mrs.
Jaithings of Kock IIill; Mrs. B. F. I
Sharpe, Mrs. II. E. Thomas, Sen^ d
?ca; Mrs. E. A. Fluggins, Mrs. E. i
K. McC'larcn," Mrs. Warren Cooper 1
iiwi Mrs. Thcmpiron,. Greenville;
Mrs, d/ *1, CliiUpi,, La|Te"asjy:r; Mrs '
B.. L. Brown/ Spartanburg; .Mrs.
Gt% Mi Morris, Gaffney. , ~
The next and last meeting beTore
tiio inid-fumnirp {suspension
Pill bp hej^l lifeyinvooii, June
10th.
NEW7"BET MEL NfiWS
Woodruff,, p. E.? Th^. intenne
rfortc , ela^-m- pi-mhl poshes- '
Wir uf thp ^unU?y *choul offering
|>atU)r,r, The Kenior class has the (
irtteudunge. Jjpjt.uv.Vi.1 Thes(.. bitrneiaj
aV<? qqi'a ,simulaVi|)g lb our
sqhuol.-.v .. u -v. ,: , .,
JSll&.iGlqnn Darke,,w,as funcralijsfqJ
at Nyjv #et,hel .last Friday,.
Rev, 1, l\, WUD.ims of Spartanburg
officiating, Aiuopj those
HtUTfJJug th? HlHH A. B.
Brcwt?l? Tllf ^pelroft. Tne*> were. _
sovQral peonlt> iron) Spartanburg
in attndanee also. The eonimunity
wag saddened to boay pf the -<
Kucldcn death of the la to Richard
Rogers, who d.cd last Friday at
11 o'clock. He was funcralized .
Sunday, th^ Re\. A. O, Duncan, Jr. (
In charge. The many friends of j
Mrs. SI. E. Rogers iutd children i
sympathize with them in their
bereavepvpnt.
ST. JAMBS A. M. E." CHURCH
Rev. J. F. Stanley, Rastor > 1
Vory good services, were held at ,
jur fhprch Sunday, the Rfofeenth.
The {TTStoj?grtve?ua-quit^ ail- ap- _
Huipriatc ard cnthpsigstiyally"de- ,
ivcrod?ti",|i"ir H1' and Mrs.
* miles hwrnwi?.Ui.^nf Washing? =
Ion. D. C. too.t part in the service.
Tames is the son of the Rev. Jas. J
Leonard and 5 a former resident
of this place. He has lived in
Washington for the past 5 years. 1
He i6 now on u ten days furlough <
fiom his duties. A very enjoya- >
ble surjirisc birthday party was <
given for Miss Delia- Leopard by
her daughters and granddaugh- i
Lcrs, Mesdanics Nora Reed, Annie I
M. Davis, Odessa Stevenson and ;
otVers, at the honiq of Mrs. Reed. ]
Many friends Were present to en- I
joy The^delicious repast which was :
served, and the fun that was en- i
gendered Becftllffc of -the-occasion. _
i
FIRST NAZARETH
BAPTIST CHURCH - !
Rev. W. H. Neal, Pastor i
AT 10:150 Sunday school began t
with Supt. Russell and teachers
?i' "the u\IpMtT^7Aftcr the -fRseu*. -i
sion of the le^soirTftir^vlewrwaF ,
had. "
; Immediately after .Sunday school
a very attejitiyq ^ddienc^ \Ii$tcned
to the most wonderful, soul stir- '
ring verpion by our energetic pastor.
At the evening service the
pastor preached ' anot^ef wonderful
sermon,. ''
The pastor, deacons and trustees
of otlr churcp wishi to thank
each' ifyehiber' fbr the wonderful
Booperation given toward helping ,
to make the church a, beautiful ,
pne.^fK<rchunST hhs been. beautt?--(
fully painted on the OUtsidq, with ]
?Ome touching Upj on thp inside. .
On tho first,. Monday nighj in (
June our revival will begin, For
teri nights thp' Jiev!' Moss o f J
Greenville will l/e the speaker. We
M e hoping the Atjrch will l?e fill* ,|
ed each nicht. Cohie oiit and re. i
.WW --- - W-T- '.VJT'y * ~ 1
reive a blessing, You are always
ivel?on)(j to worship "with 45, The ,
Little Ohbrc'h with the Bfg Heart j
THTMTV A. M.^/<jftL'WcH j
Rev. A. D. Hawkins, Pastor f
Spartanburg?Morning service 1
began at 11:15 last Sunday morn J
ing, after a very lively Sunday 1
school session had been held. Rev.
J. R. Sheldi, guest pulpiteer de- ,
livered a forceful and well pre- '
pared message. At foUr o'clock,
our former pastor, Dr. H.W. Walker,
pastor of Friendship. Clinton (
itnd hlfl I'lniii irnrshipped with iii, _!
Needless to sa.y, the service by1
these good people was all that we '
rmild wish. Mrs. Mary Whitener *
of Laurens came along with the <
Friendship choir. She served as >
organist, due to the absence of I
Mrs. Alexander. She is on? o f
the finest mustc teachers-irf Lau- '
rens county. Rev. Dawkins, our <
pastor preached at Walker Me- <
morial CME church at 4:30 for 1
the Sisters of I.ove. Last Friday I
the pastor and delegates attend- )
ed the district conference? a n d 1
missionary meeting at Carlisle. A
successiui meetng was reported.
Mrs. Anna Craig, one of the older
members of our church is con- i
fined to her bed. She has our sin- <
cere prayer*. I
v
*
[N and Around
rhe Forest City
CLEVELAND, OHIO
tty 1tosali? D. Davis
,'leveland Visitors
' Mi-r. jElifciibrUv II) ?im:i?ons an
, liudhpn of polroil
Itidi?muar the house guests o
His. Rosalie DuprpL' and Mf7~tvn
Hva- U?ae Duprco of J?us^r7.8 o
WIl'K, Thev also visited Mi
ind Mrs. |G. JL Davis and I'li'Dllil1
if 224 J East y.} St. Mrs. Sinyiion
s tb(r a is tor of J, Pawrpnce Dull
:*n of the FfcPC.
^ Jkfr.TTitnd?Mi^s.?-Quijicy Kibble
?r,0 enjoying th^ir ^Diy ilk t h
topi0 of tho. fopttve^-V, byotber an
ti.9. .wife,. Mr. qjul Mrs, Mat the
Kibbler of . ?298 jSuaf strec
Krfi, Qpincy Kibbler r.ptvtr^icd n
jeotiy from Seneca, ?. V>
Your reporter received ver
Measnnt greetings' this \vcvk froi
Mr. and Mr(s. William Gomoi
iftcr visiting in Cleveland, tTio
no now in Portsmouth,.Va. whci
Mr. Gordon is engaged in ws
work,?
llarli .Again
Miss Vushtie Henderson of 2.'51
East 105 street has returned
thy city after spending a week
New Bedford, Mass.. with h<
fiance, Cpl. Mi-Arthur Caldwe
and friends. Corporal Caldwell
stationed at Camp Bedford Ai
drome. Thy marriage will tal
place late in the mmimer."
L)vcr Seas
Mr. and Mrs. KobiTF"Stnglctr
of East 103 street are all smile
the reason, they have heard fro
their sous ltobcrt ; nd Kussell wl
arc now somewhere in Africa.
A Wedding
Miss Margaret GrceiT, dang-;
te'r of Mr Sr. Ethel Hunserd G t-e>
of 21711 E. U3rd Jdt. became t)
bride of Mr. Vernal Dairies,~nT
very pretty wedding at the S
James AME church, .on Wedne
day, May 12. at 5:30 p.m. Tl
groom is the son of Mr. and Mi
Lharlcs Daniels of 2370 E. 55 S
Muaic . . >The
Senior Choir of Antoi
Baptist church, thy Kevcrend V
H. McKinnoy, Minister, will offi
the motet Gallia on Sunday evei
ing May 23, under the dtrectic
of Miss1 Myrtle E. Wiggins, Mr
Marguerite S. Warner,, organist
Celebrates Ninth
Anniversary
The Vineyard Workers Club <
t-hc First Nazareth Baptist chdrc
celebrated its 9th anniversary o
Sunday evening, May 16, at. o:?
o'clock with great success.
The program committee Tel
Jered a wonderful program, th
part of the affair lasted only '2
minutes, in which several appn
priate poems and musical nun
toers were rendered. Aftcrwnrc
the pastor delivered the annive;
sary message. ?
?The, first three benches on tlfront
were occupied by Che clu
members, who wcry beautiful!
dressed and wore a corsage mac
of red roses. The church was als
decorated with flowers of all hint
mainly roses.
Oirrpre&ident Mra^Jilaxie Jjphi
was very pleased with the cffoi
shown' by each member and jds
[he friends. The total amount wejTOjrm:
' T~ ? ?
The next meeting will be hel
with Mrs. fiddy on Allen-Bcnc
Jict Court this Wednesday nitc.
MT. ZlON A. M; E. CTIl'KC'H
Itcv. C. Mcllwaine, l'astor
Winnsboro?Last Sunday, ai
:er a very fine Sunday schoo
3ur pastor brought us one o
ihostr burning?message, ?whin
ie is famed. It was in reality
?reat day in our Zion. In th
;arly afternoon we had anutlve
jreat sernvdnT fi'Obl the lips loa
soul of the Rev. J. A. Lipscy. pas
:or of the AMEZ church, VVinns
joro. Because of rain,: night soi
/ices were not held. The pasto
,vill be at Shiloh next Sunday
vhich is the fiftTT Sun(lay7 a
5:00 p.n). Service will be held a
\It. Zion with Rev. J. M. Pcarso
n charge. The pastor, his wif<
md Mrs. Boatwright were ditine
quests of the David Jeters. W
veic very happy to have Broth'e
Sam Cook of New Hope with u
ast Sunday.
ST. MARK BAPTIST CHl'RCI
WinnsborO'?Mrs. Matilda Glen
lied Wednesday, May 12. Sh
Jvas approximately 76 years oh
ind nan been ailing far quit,, a
<vhile; she would not give uu how
;ver. She haci been in Fairfiel
sounty practically ttH -of her liti
She was staying with her daug
ter and son-in-law, the Pros
lenses. They did all they coul
to make her life a comfnrtabl
)ne, She joined St. Mark in he
sarly youth, and was a niothe
leader for a number of years. W
hnve every reason to thaijk Jesu
tor tne me mat sue uvea anion
us. Kev. T. H. ^Hughes preache
the funeral sermon. The floral
were very beautiful!" She leavi
two daughters, seventeen grant
children, seven great-grandchi
dren, four brothers and man
oilier relatives.
a ?
,y
=
Saturday, May 09, 'IMS.
7 C"<rcr oia eisijV-?r
j ' jJ
':"' "'t^M^^^T==!?==e=
lV I ?0?icial OWI photo,
t. istued o j W'l'B Labor Prt** Sorvic*.
. I ' ~?1
This skilled and determined ,
y 1 Negro mechanic, Zed W. Robinson,
nt | pictured above against a backn,
| ground of the flag, is tightening
y 1 India of a cylinder barrel jQaring
7 | final build-tip of an airplane engine
i in a mm western iraiun piaiti.
type of job, until fairly recently,
ivus dosed to members of hie race
' KIIKNKZ' "i A. M. E. CHURCH "Aj
Rev. S. K. Milrtin. I <3* 1
yi* I S. "-v-'i' in-t'l ivf the usual lion
II, with the piTsitie-t- and all oniv
is members <>n duty!! The? par.tor re
r. vit-wctl t|-(. lesum ami made sonx
splendid remarks. Collection \va
Rev. I, !>. Ashford of Co
Uimoia PTmriTrd a worderful per ?
moil. Stiiijeti <<od L Love. Tex'
* St. I.ukc .'Ll<>. It was a soidtStfirr"
flijr sermon which caused .. many v.?
rejoice. Colic tion $7.05.
m Sister Laura Hilton soni
io spier.d d remarks about the Ois
trict conference which made cvr;
| one feel pood. Our church paii
lout in ail claiiTTSr .Wo hav(. altvay,
I been behind hut. tliis time we wor
right up Wi t], the icsT7 So
n going to try to stay there.
? (Miss) Liuy D. Robertson ?
" reporter ~
?- CARDS I
j: PROFESSIONAL I
h DR. H. D. HARPER'
1; DENTIST ?;-?
Filling, Plates. Gold Crowna, 3
m bridges
s.
Extraction by Conductio;
Anesthesia
- ' Of j
Office Hours: Telephom
= ft A.M. In 7 I'M ? 2.0750
Main STreeF
,f ?nrnvm ll ill 11 III* JMWTCan?i._
? DR. H. H. COOPER
?- ~. DENTIST
'** Special Attention Given Dla- ,
eases of the Gums
Is Gold Crown and Bridge JVork
f- A Specialty
Office Phone 6129 Res 8264
1125 Washington "St.,~ CdTa., S. Cr* "
<K"K,\m."1-X',X"X',X"X,,X',Xw{h>4 1
STUART n
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
^ Glasses Fitted -Accurately?*^-+.1?(
'' Office Residence J
10:00 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 4691 9
4:00 P.M. to b P.M. Office 3796 fl 1
Office Hours: Telephones: IS i
2030 Taylor St. 1317 Pine St. H J
J t
Sammons Art College II [
An Accredited School jf I
h Training in Beauty Culture^ W ^
j. Bartering and* Community II *
4_1 Organization rl ^
Appointment^ Monday ThrouglaB * ><
Friday B ^
!' I P. O. Box 1392 Columbia^. C.B s
n j 1 _ti
> l Counts Drug Store 1 I
-_L ? njEscfupTjoNg B w
' | COMPOUNDED AS WRJHjCN fl J,
BY YOUR DOCTOR^! * B '
1 A Full Line of Toilet Articles B T
n 1105 WASHINGTON STRBt-T g m
PHONE 2-1967 h<
_lh
u 1
5 MADAM PETERS'
e j HAIR GROWER
* For Diseased Scalp ? GItm life m
J, and Beauty. BEST GJROWEB? ?T<
s Apply once a week?Price
_?'r. . _
^1 1906 Blending St. Columbia, 8. C th
'H Connts Drug Store, Waahinrto* ha
|. St, Thomas Drug Store, TayUt kh
a*d Harden Street* tei
*' '. :s. .-las of
19
tu
? %