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jl?AGE TWO Sammie Osborne KF Expense Account y Jo Attorneys Harley and Cave ^Attorneys' Fee . $500.00 Stenographer's Trans. 68.00 m- Printing of Kecord 108.00 Printing Lawyers Brief 42.00 Total in first appeal 778.00 To Attorney Frank Cave in new Bjajfev Attorney's Fee ... * 300.00 E;"' Total in new trial (Barnwell) To Attorney John E, Stansfield in W >-'/(. 2nd appeal. ' Attorney's Fee $ 500.00 Stenographer's Trans. 48.00 Printing Record .... 1.10.38 Printing Lawyer's brief 23.00 W^rrr - .1^, ., Total spent in 2nd appeal $ 710.38 f. To Attorney John E. Stansfield in United States Supreme Court |I- . proceeding^ _ $ 450.00 ~ Expense to Florence for Stay "~?' Execution 25.00 Total ?pent in Supreme Court w ,W | "proceedings to datc % 475.00 Grand total spent hi casc~ttr \May + 31st, 1043 as above _ : . $2^263.00 Attorney John E. Stansfield left Tor Washington Wednesday . June i 2pd, 1943 to complete proceedings j review l>cforc t h 0 ' United L v?Vi States Supreme Court. Of thc amount itinlized above which has been paid, $300.00 has | g4ji been borrowed and is to l\. paid |K Within (60) lays. _ The churches have been loyal in every- instance, as well as friends. Ev ? We solicit the continued loyalty to t: a worthy cause. l! : \ Greetings To The Kingstree District (To The PalinetU) Leader) ? Deai Editor; ? & iric? Ui/?k.-. i , the Kingstrce district. We rc| : joice to say . under the leadership of Rev. J. L. Bcnbow, presiding el tier, that .the St. Peter's circuit is progressing rapidly. Our supenn tendent of the Sunday school, hf, . } brother F. D. Burgess is always at > a- his post. The lessons were beau L _ tifally discussed by the faculty of y/ the school. After which "the pasrT ^ tor lined hymn 290, L.M..; jirayer * was offered by brother Wm., Waites: second selection \vas hymn 277 rscripture lesson and decalogue by Rev. W. H. Wilson. H?j took as hi-s text St. John 19:7: The Jews answered him! We have a law, and acording to thc law he ought to die because he made himself '? ?. the Son of God, Subject: Jesus j the Son of God. The doors of | the church were opened and one' was taken in as a full member, two on probation. Collection $22-, Four dollars for sick and poor. * Shiloh church. Mr. Jesse Brown At th/s place we have a fine group of S. S. members. The S. S. was at its best.' The lessor was well ET discussed. Collection $2.85. The pastor was at his post. A soulstirring sermor. was preached. ' Three souls were happily united to I Kn rtVin??ol? ^ . ? - ^ iMuiv.ii tumessing tnat they were saved from sin. Srxtv memfe* * bcrs communed. Collection $20. All claims for May Day And other Hr,* assessments were raised and sent to the District conference by our Pvg5,- dearly beloved pastor and the del- i fr 1 egate. Wc raised and sent $18ii KV j, educational money; $20 library ! fund; $8 delegate fee. Wt. had u ; ( most successful rally in our chuiv'h 1 &, ' we fln/shed paying for our organ. I We are now planning to put a set 1 B:. of new news in St. Peter's t hurch ( K;? also a heating system. We ask j E?*, your earnest prayers in our un- I dartakinga. _ | ^ Mrs. W. Lesque, reporter Fia'-jMiD HOWARD PI.AY SCHOOL: p uA program of verses, songs and j I m folk dances was beautifully ren- 1 r wAlr dered by the school, Monday, May Wfmfe 'Sl, at 11 o'clock. The graduates" BM# |kc as folioVs: Thelma Bates. It Willie Way BickJIB wfV' Margaret Brown, Waltei EL*4. Mflriemani Thorn a sin a Dash, Edttb-. OoodwtttC, Roland Harris, Wtt, Lfwia Bolman, Theodore Lewis, Donald McCray. Matthew McKi;M?ry Koon, Nolton Pagan, B * CTrace Helen Pope, Melvin Pear- j BI^IJKSl. M?1??1"?*. -Rump, Willie May 1 flamueis, Nonw- Fay Scott, "FTbyiT Bfc: f /pcott. Curtis Wade, Rudinc Rich-' ardson, Jimmy Woodward, Clar | fef/ *?fece Washington, Robert Ham- j Bjjk. mond, Bobby Young. [ Diploma* were presented b y Christine Ruff, Snpervisor . the City Play School of Co-1 H|pLluobia. The |$others Club o f j which Mrs. Mi ttie Pearson i s K^^NsUbot gtrve the children a I Kfcg^M jgyV Mfr Aeira-ru * i* ?\ ?? ?' '* ,,"M"""I|1 liuiVH'fl nf" I**;l?I * Kr'atiuiM . tiskeckk Ainn Alii i ir.i.i). ALA IIA.\1 A ? Lieutenant Eric Lay lie -of -. 17-5 Cliaunecy Street. Brooklyn. New York, received his commission 1'ioni I lid Air Corps Administ f ativp fdVreers Candidate .School at Miami IVfudirl' lor^ia. He is a. graduate of Xc\v Yorlc City College and a i.ii'iiiluT of Phi B.cta Sigma Fraternity.* He was awarded the Philharmonic' Music Scholari c'.ijp frir ih)oi> yea is. eon the var~ ?ity tetters ill frrrrk nnd ettres coun try while in school. p??T?? ^KB BBBBSgj:^ * Hclen.-ed t'y 1T S Whr Department Kmrnu of Ph^Iu' -RelatL>m Tl'SKKCKi: AIt.M\ A1U Hl-.LIJ. 'ALABAMA ? Lieutenant M;iradcflL_ fornia, recently received his commission at the Air Co:;rs Administration Officers Candidate^ SchoolJ A graduate of Wiley College, Lieutenant Thomnson studied music and art, and was an outstanding football and basketball player. H<? is a member of the OmogaPsi Pb Fraternity. * l?v I'. ,i' \V.<r I'"i :rr* m??n t Hmnn o' I ti'skp.ci.i; \u\n aik i 11;i.i>. . ,\ l.A l JA.M A ? -Second l.it utenant Janus J, Johns of Alliance, Ohio, a recent fiadi.ate <>f the Air Corps Administrative Orticer* Candidate School at Miami Heath, Florida. The lieutenant i* a former Wilbcrforce L'nivci ;!v student and a member 'of 'the Kappa Alpha- Psi Fraternity. > &Sb . *mEw SiisJ%t /T* I if jfl by TT. S. Wo T?r>?rtm?n* Harcao Of Ptihlit; Relations . TTSKEGEE ARMY AIR FIEL{). ALABAMA?William H. Buford received his commission as a Second Lieutenant at the Officer Candidate School in Air Corps Administration at Miami Beach, Florida. Lieutenant Buford, a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity* attended Lane ^College, Jackson, Tennessee, during the years 19334 VLs ..Z ? i .. * T p s , ^ Meeting of Alumni Asso. Benedict Colleg TlK' mcetim* of tin* Alumni us . intiori of liPTrdret college w leid i>i the Antisdel chapel Mo Twyi 1U1 ii* pin T meeting" was .opened?hv Prof? L. Puckett. After the devotion erviee, the minutes ?f the pit" nis meeting weit? read and adoi d. Thev meeting: was then open for business The following: of ers wei"(> elected: Prof. A. ('. H ightower, pre: li mi : Prof. M. CI. Ttoyan. vice ]>r dent; Mis. I. IiTnynf', recoi'di secretary: Mrs. A, C. High tow ii>rres}oiuliinr sec-.rctary; Dr. !\. .lehk/i.s. treasurer; Mrs. Am Wi'.<ton. .nei'hrologist: Rw. '. .h nkius. chaplain; Mrs. A. StaggsV- reporter. A motion v a> made that ea alumnus pay a fee of $1.00 hei ifli t' A recommendation^ by 1 !). K. .Jerkins that the aluiuni .s TTicTaTTdn usrentain the possibi 'U's of improving the housing en ittions of the leadiers of the c1 jj-fi A oioiion was made tli '.h'.'js recommendation b e (urn ivi t to ?h'f executive coir mitt >(' the association.A?letter was read from (ho all ni Jub ,if Washington. Hi C.. Mr. Alford Simmons cohcvriTt the vveTk of the tdub. Several t" imiuendatipns were read from tl tub. A niotiim was the!! re.r that the recommendations be (l ed over to the executive eotnni tee of the assoeiatioa. Me : very "fateful to Mr. Simmons a Lis club workers for the keen terest they have manifested in 1 ' e.ric of the ("l?ej*e For scve vears they Itave rail I'd 100 perc< for the college. These movefile -h.v this club should be an intent 11)i ;il 1 of the other clubs. Then Dr. .1. P. Reedcr j>j some timely 'ciiinrks-TOr how Cirate intiHVst? iu e_lh e impro inert of the school, ami flirt progress of the association. J. A. bacpte gave soip,. i tile re "Y.tf (liuu'jiits OO- the ~lriv c.?iJ M. C. Slaughter of Washintrt I). a former instructor at D edict- brought greetings fr Wiwhtntrtor, I). C. Miss L "tjambreil a itcM worke??Lot? .ollege expressed her d.?sii\. t raise-t>ne thousand dollars on drive. Prof?li. K Nelson 'lean of college gave remarks relative the "betterment of the ..allege tl presented the graduate's. of eh of IH Ik. M r. Norman ^?Sm-i president of the class respond Th,. President. Prof. A. ('. Hi) tower welcomed the new me hers. It should be .interesting know that the beautiful cimcr seats 'low stationed on th.. enmi will I'M-)- be a living n?nnum< to the col'ego. A mot/on was made that 1 .ud i? otir bulletin. A meeting o f executive bo; will l?e held at the college-. Mai 10th. Dues collected. Adjou ment. .Mrs. A. 1) Slaggs. reporter C SHli.Oil A. M. K. CHI Ki ll Ke\ K. 1/ .I'ichburg, Pastor The nfth Suimay is oft times ? sidered by ma y as an otV day <!uir it *_nets but**not so by mi of Shiloii members. The servii were splendid and well attent throughout the day. The Sum school was largely attended a continue., to ivow. The seve .. s>c. after heir.g carefully .-tructed listened to a verv int ? stir.y review b\r Tht. Supt., Mr II. McLeod. Tin1 pastor Ms rsi i-v need?wii(, ?d- ihor-c-?ins pii ii ii-t?active <iiu| soul stirring, m sMgi's from the text St. Luke is. Subject Kxcus(rHMakers. 1 * ' h every uncmcerned and nej yent member could ha\\. heard 'At X :.'>() p.m. Rev. \V. W W nil outstanding n inister in the E fist church pleached a forceful , nion for th,. Missionary ladi Surely (Jod Ihects this yos mar. Rev. Wine is a born evi yclist. Mr. Thornton Briyman who v .-trickon in Ap. il with paralysis st. II aniony the shut-irs. 'I many ?friends of Miss Virne SumpTOT' leill reyiet to learn tl she is M patient in th?. Tri-coui iiospitu.1 wliem she, has recen umteryui e nu appendix operati' The following students ar(. tsfinle' from college: Miss Veron WHhorn and Rev. RtrhtTHTg Ef Allen university; M iss Ftaz naitfier ar?r Messr8 R. Lees p Man nil WilliarrTS, hftate coHej Mr. Robert Le^ Williams iweii his R. 3. degree W agriculture p Rev. Rich burg thb Bachelor - TUB PALMETTO h i \ BOY'fe t aKE n 1 * ^411 - *??- n >u' - .. i1 1- si >r.n::t ami' sbkciai, B ,.. v - : l* \> hiit '. Sii.n-!>.?.-; ( | ;i W'!u':vl ilill C:io.; iSvimtiM il H)U! ty ) C (.. Wiuii? J.ri.y il tn IT.. )r l-i'i? Jyl.OU. IS_ Tlw.t is the '.vhiW-TWy- ?lww, 1 Th(> "ciuvp will b?.? c^mUuclL'tl. ;u-.i .1 -(iTrHniT I<>?1 li < itiillihll'ils .?u till. , 1 I5ay Siout>- <T Aim-lien. The site' i>l- M-Uett'ci bus bun n:-i|>i??vi'il by tlu> f51 M. ~? I,V? ?: t" - > I'C!pr"~? ? ? ? ula A,ts <u*rre? Cflnj?ratujations' to71 ^,,-iiuUu? 1 ; -- t the n-KN l-ITTs VI i.liTnkws lfu, ,{> r- n- Sanders. Reporter ' lo ..AM- tj:<. toachcis ami roilc'sri' s* i u.|. | (.cuts arc hoiip fi'Oi>; \aK\>tlX i ol- j a><s lok't*.-' and s'.'lin.d ? <? !... Mis< Ma-" 'th/ ^'l'l * !'*1 K.h>:i;?c \l es>- ar-'ivi.i :tft,,l tt r a siu't'vs school tm a tr. Uai<*.-- ~j r|j hurjrU V :s;: Sarah Mn-rj* loin i i. i..!nl(vi. .M ;. i'i.ia> 4, mie Da1 ! r?<ir. M.Cormick iigh ( (>{< sel'.on], -v- ' Wright a" ivIU< e<l home i*ft*.*" spi ading a C-w | t day< in N". V. (in account of th death of her i. i ol lu.r Mr. JLirnii Boweii soi. of Rav.and Mrs. Bow- , T^r_ J Mrs. 11:>i* ilees.- left-Saturday i. ird a'^l'n' tlu- fui'ii ral of our heioven , . Rev. If. F. Steward of Spartanrn Lurg. Mr.-, Kfhel (Ducket) Stew ( ?r<! and family hav0 our heart-felt , sympathy in their hour of grief. Tht. Pee Deo union h-ld at Saw [ Mill Baptist <- iiurcli. Dean li.- M Booker, pastoi. reported ore of tht. best programs during the history of the union. I)r. L. M. Mc;on Collum took charge of the Sunday. ' fos school Sunday morning. Mr. J. , m\ B. Drake, chairman of the prores gram oommitlej ac ted as inodevuled tor in the of th.. modern- j lay Uu\ The high school i'urr ished , nd the music ami it was very good, i ral Miss Wilson knows how to train ( in- students , musically.., The paper er- read by Miss Daverson. i'ns?iucloi 0. at the high-scnool shall e ver li'ngnal ei in the hearts of the union work es- The mortgage was burned Sun11: day afternoon at St. .Michael with iVe. a vfiry interesting program by fli- Rev. Gupple. The District Supt it Rev. A. Mack Was presen|. Mrs. ine Lucilf McLeod Pipkin of McC'all lap was presort and sang a solo. ; sei The crowning of '"Miss South es. Carolina". am! ".Miss Marlboro pel County.' sponsored (,y Mrs. Ro'sa in- McCollum, at Shiloh, Sunday e\t enintf. was onL> of beauty. T li c I ^as .hutch was beautifully decorated j' is A patriotic set e was displayed i "he in the background, whic h brought j die out the beauty in Lite artistically ' I ntt deigned wluUe throne* ' itv The two queens, Miss Dorothy tly Reese, representing "Miss South on. Carolina", and Miss Alberta Johrat son. "Miss Marlboro County" look 1 iea ed most charr ing as they sat on i om TReTT tbToncs. Mr?<s Reese , who i ier won first prize, is a graduate of ind Fayetteville Teachers' college, ( per- Fayottcville, N. C., and teaches in ' red that state. Miss Johnsoji who won 1 md "Miss Marlboro County" is a grad- , of uate of South Carolina* State col' i * i I,TAPER ^ UC. ^O. g|p OUTs'm I .RICA, II \ ,o al (moult. The camp will accommodate'' 10H le.outs. All .Scouts' planning to tte: <1 camp arc asked to rejjistci I It;iv S.ou: Headquarters i n 'oki'mhia. V Scout can reserve place i y f?n\':!) _? -SIAid down and he haiatuv no later than July 11. f.?ly ;t yint ulau to atovri. Foes t..n 1'.' mailed Co icva<l<;iiai ti'iv c u I.. 1"', Scott. \VaicTTTins culuinn for r~rrhcr uiitmi-f Camp information. V p-" ' 0- p .; j.-jre, and !'s tlie huiiU' ?venom ic.unoher lure?. Tl'm i'jioKri'.iiu \ya< lcndt'iVd hj onic of ihv! outsta: <linj? young at ist of . our city, nanioiy: Mis**? K.ditli I .'avid. Kutrina Mcl'ollum Wnniic Adams. Mildrvd MvCa'l P.n ~ iV..',i. v. . .i. " i.iiiii- imill .-a noieoil. i.'isa KOO <>ii\e \V light. .Marine Mar n. Klertiiie Mc'Collum and Mis; imiv.a Davidson. is i- hiatrut or in I he h i ir!school here.. Mis; fivian M?.?'olh:iu, v.as in eharg< .1' the iQirogritrvi The cioutline clrenipny wws pet ormcd i?y Miss Knimu Dav/dson 1'he reward including the crowt. ng to the highest participant \\a> \> have iecii a photo in the pa el-. 1 )u".?iv Kocse won thi; innor. i lowe\cr. she nrel'orrei iol to have tiii's^ dene. as she i. very-,cn! sidvrate ,and conscien hour church worker and wishes lie money left with the church. ST. I'Al l. A. M. K. C H L U( 11 Lancaster?Sunday was a higl iay with us. S. S. was line. Mrs Daisy's class still has the hnnnci liad some visitors: Mr. Dot Carter was lu re from Dee Ceo Louise from .Mien, huiiit. lor th? iunimer., Janus from Stale col from Philadelphia, Baltimore an< Rock .Md. Nov. she js at John. 01 ['. Smith, summer school.: L. George w?s here from cstinj in Virginia. Mrs. Miller was vis itirg her sister Mrs. Martin. M.rs Robert Jones is visiting l?r.?i7 ITiaT Lhci-_Mr.. Ed.. Ste ens. . M r. Jnd L.ca.P funeral was Sunday ?it th< Pleasant lli'il church. NINETY.SIX NEWS Tiie sad news of Rev. I?. K Stewart of Spartanburg. S. I', ivas i great shock to his many t\ ieiid? here. Rev. Stewart taught six rear, here in the Ninety-Six high .-' boo!, ami-left here to tlie regrci ;>f both white and colored. Rev. and Mis. T. R. Tolhert ar.< son and Mrs (I A p.i .o Spartanburg and witnessed Rev. Stewart's funeral Tuesday, i'here wci'c many, many people there, to pay their hist respects t< hi;, worthy man. The clinic on .May 25 at the Ninety-Six high school was well attended altho the weather was rainy. .Eighty one persons were inoculated. All sire asked to attend the next clinic this and next week. Be sure to meet Mrs, Florence Myle>. R.X.. assisted by MTT. FsAe OnmpheU, The union meeting of the three jhi.rehes Sunday at Trinity was rery good. Rev. Spearman pastor of Mt. Pleasant preached a wonderful sermon. The collection was as following: Trinity $8140; Continued on Page 8 I Orangeburg District Conference , The Orangeburg District Conference held at Ml. Olive AME church May Bowman, S. . C ?.w;u cne...?f the best ever held A.N. Hampton entertaining pasj toi- and his good -people seemed I to J:ave -put forth every effort for ' a royal entertainment for- their" guests. We had a wonderful recep lion. D). E. A. Paiker who is one of the most efficient P. E's. of the state knows how To get along with people, both ministers and laymen. He knows what they need and doesn't fail fo give it to them. He presided with a (Jodly spirit, nothing hut p.cae a n d Itarmony prevailed throughout die entire session. .Every visitor, minister and layman had?ptseper?recognition. The line spirit of cooperation was appreciated. We had many distinguished visitors who brought greeting's -from their fields of labor as " follows: Dr. I?. F. 11 ildebrand. P. K. of the -Watviee Diatriet. Dr. I. H. Alston lean, of Theology at All"n I'ni- i versiav. Dev. I.. \V. Burgess pas-.| ; i of Trinity in Manning. K*dtvj one li ft "TnTTTTig impressions: orrj our min(ls. - | -?Thv tvcwi-ntWM?tn our 'District as ministers wcr. introduced: Rev. lanerelte of Williams, Chapel. who made a eery timely speech; 'lev. J. \V. Kershaw, fc'cjljicrville: Rev/. I'. K. Folder of i>ianc'nvil'.e. All spoke. The speeches were very inspiring. Rev. 1. S'. (Iambic. Rev. R. ('. Scott, Rev. K. K. ltichburg I Mrs (I B Burgess and Mrs -sVUL.. Tlayiv s. Pres. of the W. 11. and F.M. S. were among the other speakej s of the day~. - The spirit mil* part was . very pood and the tinewial part was I - A. < PJrTut7 The : rrrmtmtr- nisc.hwtw;, round S2fOfU).()0. Rev, c. Bi:r"i . Reporter. ~ Peau fori f>isi. (xi^een 4 Pond Charge Third Quarterly Conference Rev. G. W. C.illison, I'Ustbr Dr. 1. >V. Wilborn, I*. lv. - - Sunday-May tin- J'.Mlh .our third. - quarterly lyrtennco was held at t Zl'on A M. Thureh of the above named charge. The pastor ;ipu people had things well arranged.' and the quarter went over big. | i iie' pr"SMiug elder wa.s paid his. full allowance plus money raised for the day amounted to $70.15. .Amour.t for th(. quart.'.!* P575.nl). Tlu- Green Pond charge is moving on and upward under the above _ leadership. Annual Brother and Sisterhood Meeting The darkest nay the world hat ever krown d'.n not nut out the si.ars. The.ration of gas and tires lid not keen the Brother and Sislorhood members from their six'.h annual meeting. v iiivh was held the fourth Sunday In May at St. Paul A. M. K. chureli. Brother S. 11. lviiett was master of ceremonies. The program. was as follows: Welcome address, sister liattiv ! .! m i. k; duel, -.sister Cora I.ee i Pdocker and .Jessie Nelumr poetn in behalf of the -Brotherhood Br<>. .'ieDilfie Swy;0tt; Sp/iitua!. 1> y 1 l ie < o. gregat am led by brother - O.Ci. Bowman reading in behalf of me oiMi'inooii. f'.sici1 .' lamia - ^ CyTr^Y tlu- program iu:r.s?lUkht!'.)!! L nod -tu the mutual .. rJO'iU ly Kc*V tiolden pastor of .' I'., "'live rlaptist. chiinh of ItcC-h foil;. Tmi^soin.o!) was food for thought. Th,. spirt of 'Christianity ran hijjh lurou^houl the r.ieot11 {(' The Presidents, Pro. V. H. Khe'C and sister Alice Swyuert .losvs annual messages were the best we i have heard 111 years. It showed . preparedness, wax fill of iuformat. 11 and was also I'TTspi rat ional. 1 Our mooting was- graced with ; t'ne presence of several distinguish ed visitors: Professor and Mrs. A. P. Puller, Mrs. Elizabeth C'amp f"'d| Miller of IIorbl'soit A Snul I." > institute, Irnto and Mrs. Coia Pie S .vy^ert Cmof Calhoun eoun: ly. P "A fter all" piClttntliarlfp' the fi-J nance romniit'ei tame forward i and lifted the collection. Public : ollectron Sf?. 15: Sisterhood itK OO I Brotherhood" .Si'.'.00; doruled to {.Mr. Adam Reeves. $2.OH who has ' 1 been sick for quite a while also Mis, Lola Goiter was donated $2.OH whoso home was destroyed by fit'o some time ago-- The finance for the day was S8C.ni". - Presidents. I>vother K it. Rhett, and sister A liceSwygert; Secretaries, brother O. G. Bowman and Sister Jessie Nelum. ' ' i S v. ' ll.iic.Ti) f?r PtiMi?* k i t'siv!:t.i:i: AIITI AIK I ir.i.u, Al.AIJAMA ? Warrant OilVccr George K. Hurl cm, is < vv Orleans.,. Louisiana, lias recently _acf|Uired his com miss: oh of {secciicl Lieutenant alloc hyxi?ig cenndeled the course -of train hit; at the Officer . Candidate Schoolin Air Corps Administration at Miami Leach, Florida. Lieutenant Hurlon lias been in the Army since ins enlistment in 19'JO. fir! ***! ??v r, S VV;? i P'-t?artrv.? rv* ' liurcHU i f lV.liiii?' Hilritf n< Ti'sivi:i;!:i: ah: rn:i.i>. Al.AI'A M A ? .^rr^rt; ii.mt ?v . i'Mlr AT-; tv- v i"| ' ? -fUni'tis *i":i 1".? = -> !. Air f >< A-i:?-i?nt!:vrrr-n < ; < ^-,t,U^sTtT!Trrt7 ?IVi-ii'.r,,-' . } ??1A-- is -O. cr> atiur.t'', <! t- ' ??tiL M lyt A sv.f i-'-i lk.vht>lo>' <?C Arts il'i'ic',- in 1'A :*i. Kelp" - fit t>\ I . S \V;?i l).?pa? tMienL " Bureau :>f Bublie .Rotation* tisklglk a ion air filld, a I. a15 a m a ? S. c.ond Lieutenant Shirley R. Clinton of Canulen, New Jersey, was recently commissioned from the Ail1 Corps Administration Oflicer Candidate School, Miami Roach, Florida. Lieutenant Clinton graduated from Glassboro State i Teachers Coih-ge in 19.12, receiving ' his Bachelor of Arts degree. kOS^HH MnflH f AI jSBk ? JMTJ R??)o??ed by It. 5v War Department Bureau of Public Relation* TUSKECEE ARMY AIR FIELD, ! ALABAMA ? Second * Lieutenant Carl Henry l>eiz of Portlandf Oregon, was among the recent _ graduates of the Air Corps Administrative Olliccrs Candidate Srlmnl af Miimi He whs inducted info the Army at Fort Lewis, Washington, in October, 1942. Sir^oe his induction, he has served at Maxwell Field, Alabama, and Basic Flying School, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas/ Tlii brother, Lieutenant Robert Diez, is - a flying officer, having graduated frorh the Tuskegee Army Flying SehooL Saturday, June 5, 1943 Classified Advertising Column Special Notices, Cards of Thanks, Memoriams, Birth Announcements Marriage Announcements etc. are charged for at the rate of 10c per line. Cash must accompany ths order. Minimum charge 60c. 1\' MFH'MMSM 1?dn memory of our dear husband [ and brother Chsippell Simmons, j who1 departed this life Juue Uih, 1I years ago today. I Oft time* to tlv? church I wander With flowers to plant within hiB care. "-Oft times dark nor conies _ __ And finds mo planting flowevs.. over there. Sadly missed by his wife: . i Mrs. Maggi? Simmons, West Co- ^ turn bin; two sisters Ophelia Dal- ? His, Irmo; Mattie Hiarris. Balti1 nrore. Md.. and brother Ben of I rni o, S* C. IN MIIMOIMAM In memory 01 a devoted husbana*and father. Re\. John David Boyd who departed this lit\> May 24th, 11)42. -: . " It has been twclvy-mnrntli^ of mem ory-.? . i?. ? y^ Since God's Holy-will was done While on this earth many a heart you won. Now our heart is filled with pain -Of a vacant place in ouw-healt, ... That can never be tilled again. But wc hone in heaven to meet Where we wrll livc jn bliss cotu* ])lelc. Sadly missed by. _ Wife ai d Children: .Mrs, John D. Boyd. Mr. Jolin I). Boyd. Jr.. Mr. Samuel b. Bovd, Mrs. Willie B. McCoy, Mrs. Florence B. Hamlin. IN MEM OKI AM In loving remembrance of our . dear son and brother, wlw?denartcd this life May 10. 1042. Sleep oil and take your rpvt We loved you, but God loved you C. G. t'ernandez. 1*atiier "?? Gel'urn?Fe iimn drzi?Mothc r Sisters and Brothers. CARD OF THANKS To all friends who were so kind Mr. Henry Stevenson who depuit i?OrU? Life. May lj(l. Ill l.'l; . his wile. Mrs. Willie Mae Stevensoii ? .lid sister Mrs. Krhestinc (.'011.iines. .of Pittsburgh, Pa., wish to 'thunl' yntt. one arid -nil. Mr*. Htcv? nson was well known.in Columt'.ia. S. C.. by white and colored. He also left one niece - Vivian 1 ('.ontlines; one nephew Krnest 1 Coiuiines; four aunts, three uncles. all of Philadelphia. Pa. Sleep on Dear Brother, we all lyv.d you well, but God'ioved you " ~hCst. Sleep, on. ST. DORCAS BAPTIST CHl'RCH Rev. C. B. Freeman. Pastor North. S. C.?Sunday May 2drd being our pastor's thirteenth anniversary was a big^day for the members and-?4^>mtfs all day long. The Sunday school was largely attended. After which our pastor <pok0 from the subject; Upon this Rock I will Build My Church. In the afternoon we had with uH Rev C \V Sanders and his choir of Cayee, S. C. At d o'clock there >vus a program dedicated to the pastor which was very interesting and encouraging to the pastor. Rcl mat kg were made by one of the ^ ideacot s. J)ea. C. II. Mkick. During ^ his remarks lip stated the pastor has hrni with?tts thirteen years - -rH- the name .of the Father. .The next thirteen years in the nanic of th(. Son and the next thirteen in tiie name ot the Holy Ghost, then \Vq will not let him go. After which Rev. ('. I\V. Sander^^^ delivered the anniversary sermon. The iho.Y rendered splendid niu sic. Sunday c\tning preaching by thf pastor at K o'clock. Collection for the day $17.00. It was very sad iji the hearts of tile members and friends of St. Dorcas Baptist church to sit and enjoy the' many things that was said without cur oldest Deacon, Brother W. S. Mack. tfe was always present. Any time you get hungry for the spiritual food come to the' following centers: livery Sunday, 'Jehovah, Columbia 4th Sunday?St. Dorcas, North 1st Sunday?Mt. Olive, Greenwood 2nd Sunday? Malonia?North. The pastor. Rev. C. B. Freeman will be there to give you what yon want. By Ezelle Wilson Jackson I