The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 12, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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"* '"W. C.?I finish two years of <
f . ; coliojfe wovk in June. My ..plpns I
are to go to summer school and <
. lake up typing and shorthand su.j_
that T can get in government >
work. Would this be a wise step,
on my part? ' . >j__ 1
?- . - Ans? Ye*, if you have made up
your mind that Jfbti want a tuisi- I
ness course, now is the time to I
take it. If you study hard, you j
may pofeibly finish by V;?H, (let. |
tin? a job won't be any difficulty 1 !
- at ?1 ? ~ - . I.
T. J. H.?1 am dissatisfied with | j
my present job und wages. 1 am i
working as a night watchman ami ! .
f know that 1 dm qualified to do '
, better. Should 1 return t? toy for j
niei home like I plan and try t<> 1
? 1 make a Letter eontacLT. Lt
Anr.: Get back int0 your old ,
line of work as you haven't Vieett |
.atlsfied ut all inoe you have had ;
rhe watchman's jo^. 'There'.- a de- i
maud fur your .uvvieor nod i t-f^
.-witt be very easy for yon -U, evt |
employment with good pay. YuO j :
are too active to bo content, do- '
r<g work thut requires no exer- ; '
tion physically or- mentally.
K. 1.. C.?I am a young girl and J 1
j / have loved a boy friend for over :
years. He is overseas now. Does | '
i.p love me or ant I t.he fool? _ 1
Arts:' This young soldier, like,
ihousands of others, has no time ci
to thitik of love and marriage" I
light' now lie has a definite job c
to do and he intends to do it be- j n
fore he can allow his. miml to j :
Owell wholly on the marriage sub i!
jfect. You aren't foolish . . it!s i t
your duty to continue to believe ii
in hint until you have reason to | s
believe otherwise. He loved you , v
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Write to* Hie ARBS' WAL1.ACE
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REAlTftRT CO TRAINING l
SCHOOI. NEWS ~ ~
During the we?i. the ?onvludin?,' ;
exercises ?if " the commencement I
season were held. On Tuesday ev- i
?ning liie mutual Declamation .1
contest wa- held. 1 It the declamu- '
1 Ton croon Miss I.thel Jones won J]
first prize, and Misses Naomi I
Baker and .lutniie Dell Singleton v
1 ieil for llie second prize.
In tlie oiatu7Tc.il group, .loim
Henry Smalls won first prize and '
Nathan Brown won second prize
_ According to the judges -.-Mrs. '
.Christenseii, Mrs. Paul and Mrs. ^
Theus, each TontestanT TvaT"vT-iy
good and the matter of judging (
became a iiard task. (
Op' Wednesday evening, the final
commencement' eveicL.es wete
held in the Kiinohull-Hope Acade- ,
mic building. On that evening one (
of the largest classes in the his- ..
tory of (tie school was graduated.) (
. ,-Mrea Margaret Martin spoke upon I t
the subject: The Small Negro , h
High School as a Center fur Vo-'
catioiial Guidance and Training.'
_ Vnt VtahiAi riilkart emr.L'/. ?1?A \
. . ? >|<u?e mr , |J
subject: The Small Negro High ,
tchool as a Community Center.
Immediately after these addresses
the Reverend Mr. R. K. |
farogdon, pastor of Hmaiuiel A.MK a
, i hurch. Gharleston delivered u 11 h
. address, entitled: The Victorious 1
l .rt'e. Kev. Rrogdon pointed out ' jj
and stressed the following six es- ii
7~ aeptials Mi.-The.. -
knowledge, window, preparation, r
afhi 'Willingness to serve, Culture, F;
character and courage. The ad- t
**?- -- rtif't ww tmraettfg hi tt* con
... tejit atid appealing in its di?!!v- n
ary. S
The vpecial features of The
Sh&nWlh' Jotfrnal''Include My Last ^
Ojfitial .Advjce to Vour Who 'l
V I. U/bo in the Senior cfipMU- I
e. ; 1*1. " :*V ; h
' "1 VJ. 11
TAYLOR SCHOOL COMtpftrTES '
svccv&avm. term *
. * 'Mil, '"?? Vi
^ ' < T; J. Stdliyan, Prjnripal
ft I ,,1 I o
Tty),. distribution Qf report ?ftrds ju
an<r4int4 faculty ineet'tng on June tl
'i-ot Tajlot- fcrtinwrtar school, mark- T
ed dt^'cftii^ of oh# t)f th# schortls v<
most. Lrl
tfV ? The/rloiwfllr cre*cisea bejrtin May a
24 \rh?n #eVenth irftute, direct!- di
ed t*y ,th? ' prts#>ite(l
K- . si'y?r.i <fratr?* w p
B?r. fc *#ur adt?. rJtr>oJa96h #ne '*t the ji
i*HtnIW mm, *nd *
J
ADINOS ARE NOW READY
vovt 1
vice ON THE """""a
BLEMS OF LIFE
la44 Mem i^imkn rt wm# mm mac/ Ha.
MNtAMI.. ? ^ W? "t 'MM ?*OtK/1
IBE' WALLACE SERVICE
ivhen he left hut lie didn't want
to many you as he realized that
>'u,u were toy young-.
M. I??I ain doing all jdiat I
an to live a good life for Jesus.
My husband makes good money,
>ut he doesn't give me hut or
t dollars a week Now 1 love
linr and want him to live Viaht
:oo hut he won't. What must I
lo ?
An-; You and your hu-hund
teed to strike a happy medium
iv sharing in each other's joys
iinl pleasures. The work you are
loing in the church is very line
vork . . . hut you need to try to
orrect your domestic diflicollje.oo
it' possible. Therefore, do not
teglecl your home to do your
hurch work. You will he doing
. wonderful deed if you ran hreak
rout- husband from drinking a"iT
throwing his money away and
uiil you can't do it unless you
>lu'W him mole lov.c. consideration
.nil iindersi nndine in Hie home. ~
K, H. son bought out
i l>i/]r?4r IHiick stand".'"Wiw-ts nut ade
'0 look after it but lias an.tlifi
mail looking' after it I'm
liin. N?w. my husband has a job
/lit hi' wants to quit ami look,
iftoi this stain!." Vi'oulTT it
)iiti ti) give up his joh to take
liis aver? '
An;: A* regular income from
i permanent joh is' far hettei
han depending on little rlrihhles
if change frmn a stand. If . he
cere to give u > his job ami take
ivef.jhe stand he wo..Id have gnnrt"
lays itnd days that would barely
let hifn a thing. As long as he's
n good physical condition, he
ho'.ihl hold on to his regulai
cork. i
y2ed in this column free. Simply
h your letter. For a "Private KeIK'S
NKVV ASTKOl.OCY KF.AD>iI)
receive with your heading a
advice analyzing three (.'!) Qties'-"
lull name and correct address to
I please include a self-addressed; I
epty;-?Explain your case as ful- j
> your problems within the scope
ter with your questions and mail j
SKUV1CE, care or The l\xlinrit?7]
ulna, S. t'. 5 : '
heir sponsor,
1 be liflh ainl. th r i .oh _ liirn. i
d ly Mink S'yiei.ia Kim/, ami
e.'oitd nail third dim-ted by Miss
. I'l. (iluddrn me-'int?-d the follow
ng npi-i et las Moii..' May '.'il: "I'arI?>11
Me'. "Thi liuinhow's Knd'y
ml "The Advi-: turcj. of (Joldincks".
Tim audi-ium was vol'
lit-as**?l w'/lli these excellent opei
tfus.
'I'll,, climax n (' thiPic exercises
i':is rein-lied. when the til st ami
iiui'Mi j'rJUics ))i event cil "l.ittl-'
ted Killing Hood". "Th.. l'i im ? >?
I HuSf Trt\. Kiimilnni". "Kil^ar's
hii-prise** uitil "The I.oku.uiotts
Inhhy" on Wednesday. .hint- Lnd.
Tiese ulay:. u . : i Ii rect.eil hy M r -s
'hri.tena Boulwutv anil Mi\ T.
. Sullivan.
All ul' the uhoVf exercises were
11e.senled Lu. ..u.pprta.iulive atijlieneK
The excellent way in which
he pupils^acted Iherr parts reflect
d credit upon themselves ami
heir sponsors. The nrifeipal made
imply' remark? at ?-aeh of the aiove
prog-rams,
mi. ? \ . _ i 4*"* ' * ??
i lie ( iioui I. ill po: session f'i l?11
lectric clock liat is a pritlc ol' Hie
ill pi I:-, ao, a result of their, coopration
in the ftcrup Drive. . .
Health education has. been stress
i) this year. The pupils hav,. had
he service of the county jjentisl
nd Mrs. Duckett county nurse
as conducted a clinic, made frepent
visits to the school. Pupils
avr already been vaccinated..
During Health week through the
ourtesy of Mo'. Duckett we were
uvored w i th two exce 11 enTThduc a ive
health movies.
Quite a deal of interest Hm^-beerr
tanifested by the boys in the Boy
eout movement* since seeing a
plutuTg to sToiil rng presented by
fr. 1 <eroy Scott in the school audoriuni.
'.Vlrs. Pa me'a Moore of the Co
imbia Bible college has brought
lustraled Bibb lesson.; to the pu
its during' the year ?nd many
ave learned the required Bible I
erses to receive a Testament.
All of . 1 h<> nullili: .1 I
f the Junior Rod ('toss. Tftey
ftve shottm ni .oh interest in doing
leir boat to rrnke contribution*,
hey filled several kits, contrirbut;|
aft' abundance of re&Hirg ma teal,
poT.y.k fl, etc. Madf. ash trays
nd favors for several special
sys.
The WillbTE: Worker* club, contorted
of fifth and flth fcrnde girls
hder Miws V. Klhgs' gurdance has
orked well this term. On Tuesyr,
Jure 1, tl*.cy served a deling
repa3t '<S thfe fdctiltjr and
f
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^Nfi&3g? ' '
I ' .
? BnM^j^Hj^BH t d|
- n?!circ J by-trr-Sr-Witr D^parirn^ri'
NEW GUINEA?Soifrcr.rit John F
rtvuCorporal Ah:on Evsr..r of Chi
I.'sl Jcnl.Ir.i of Savannah. G^or^.ia, a:u
tif ?c\v Oilcan*, I/wr": ~. r.i the r<
rs<i.;lK;*? of r.n K;v !;r
CUE EN \ M l.!*: NEWS ' } ? r.
Mrs. ('niri- (iri '-ti '!' (): ;ir ?;> j
Nulv \.:i-' 1!.* :ir i ?i*' In " n-i;iInv?nfni
ii'> ' .?sir iri-4?Mir. i
I'/ni'f?Ht??rrf- XT. l.nl'?1 I I-! .. ( ;?
.Mis. (rv< :i all<Yji .1 iva Sti r I
lug li sf'l'ui! i tirr* <>: vivisi'S. |
Alt. ami .Mis. Sati'h v.rr.' l>otli | ~
?.tiiii,l??u s ??' ; t; Sli'i l!im' fiuu'iy. 1
Air. aii'l Air'- .!???::::::* f'arH. :i I
c<r.1*? : ly ?ii" tin- rity Imt i.'v.v "f j
I'.f.aln. X V.. v.i ? ? I S? a j i
ri a In at; .ml ii:< I 'lia't;'! <! Mi': . j (
('lit rli ill's rat:!"!, .'il,. IV: IV-. 'f i. I.
\i>\fil it'.aii'i I'vii a.!:- i, j 1
i.vfoi,. i v'tiii asai iin.iiv.
All 'YifU'ls a!' Mr. .?< I'ra'/.i i j t
arc {.rlail to >0,. liim lnnnv I'l'mli t iiv i .
hospital i>i < 'oivimhia. Al t Krnz- [ j
- . itiricare-.i Vv'U. U.. NYr.r l)c|ctLmen
MARCH KI1:LI>. I" A IA CORN A refereviii}?
a boxing bout bt'twoi'n (labr
foiiiia, ai.il Alt lVu-z of lamp liaan,
ii-r i - t In- M'li Vi; . Mam ' I '. :;/
\i'V i.f .".il:: Kir..I.; Si. U.. lYa.:- '..
ii-r i* ii'slimy ii < ly at K.i v. r.'. - i
ii'tf. 1
TNJ'ks Tilllr/I'ti! lli*; 1.I X... 1 't . I
t ? : < ( j alii". I .1 It i ; l I'" '1
V.any !. ii mi., a-ni ?. i.11 . al'1. > j '
a..: i > -
wiiii;: -h;-. I hi : c\ I :i| il.iV.i. * i llMl.
( MtMLL A. M. K. ( Ill IM II j
ItrV. I>. < . Iflt.MH, I'-Mur
Run. ley li >" v. It11 Jbij '
Pugi-ison t.,i ..iri, |s? - -- n. 1 ?.i |' :'-i"
Bible, class'\v:r- ta' yht l?\ Mi-. <>
I* . Johnson; niur.aiy ? 1:i -I; 11:'ii
oy Miss I'iiiTii1 I.. Ilorrah. Ii?wi w
by Kev. l!ro\vn. Tin- ptiinary t-1:?s ! '
holds lb,. Itanm r.
Service l?i'i;:i . by i ny iny Iivi>in 1
"TCo. T", O r??r :: nou-aibl f?iti"TT- ''
11 sine;. Tb,. pTTMTTr renifMjTr 1 j?. ,
SCriptlllf lessor ;i >Ki| I lull of t!)r -'1st.
chanter a"I .Acts. K i ion. . *''
eenied to oil joy bis jih'SMji'jv. Otn i
v is.i; throughout the day v.n:' j '
Mrs. <). I-!, Johnson the distiictj
president of the (*? ? * !. villi1 Dis-l'^1'
.Itict?fw-AV- II and. I1' Al. > , "**
t n
We were very nroud to buv?. Mrs..,
j iohiiso,, and :ny to her eoinc :i- ' "
i?aitv our doois stand :ii;;r ;it ::!I '''l'
. \V
times. Rev. lit own S-; .dniiijj fine!
ir. bis nastonil work. vVe- ore plan i
. ' \1
r.inii- to do some repair work real >
, . :out
-OOUII,
I a n i
members.. The otfircrs are: Pre* ! usln
IfieriC, Fiun ena Brown; Recietaiy Ti
XneiTT,..Moss ami 1 reasTirer, I.miist for
Moss. - it inr.
The prinri'pn' through the coin*- j r.s.
iesy of the Simervisor Airs. 1>. K ' i.e;.
Jenkins visiter several schools of . ,t A
ipper Richla.. i con: ty a n d mvI
brought ba?t many now ideas. In ! I.. (
ooopnuion ol " tin1 conpijtat ion | Ifi
throughout tin term, the pi meipal i T
served n dcli'-ious sweet course to !! < r
thp faculty irsnnherx ami, seventh M
! e(i*ade Vv'cflresd.iy. .Time 2. All ex pue!
: [JresSed thlPjnsrjyea as having en- 'M
joyed this feast. Che
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.. V ** -,i"-..v. .1. ' .
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BjI-m
t; U'jrcau of Public Relations
'clly of Tullulah, Florida, !nsiianoofra,
Tcnnerace; Private
i Garf.cant Ilcr.ry D. MoncrcJ
;pair of caterpillar. All cue
J\ Uy t": Wnr Dct
.-OUT C'l.AKK. TEXAS?1'<
"< Cavalry Division, wl
'..\ai;y arc. left. to riyht: Sccoi
iarJ'a Id. Sweet, St. I.ouis, Missoui
ml v.as to.t-apUun of the' trai
'a. to*. v. i.!i formerly lived In
ri".:m ftlli?.-h School; Sec
it.at i ice, Nebraska. a graduate o
a coiul Lieutenant Oscar Evans,
'lispus A(tucks Hi.tjh School, bo>
udiaaa, and won the middlewoig
r Si
l 1 Jar rati cf Public Ilv/atiutiR
Serjeant Joe I.ouis HaVroiSl
iel iteyes, lull, of Cultoi:, L'uliCi.liforia.
?
l.Al.TiMdH!' .Ml). M.MS
!J> * !: >. ! ?i :i -o I > 11
}.< . '. S. < ; '. Villi wit'l
. .'.i ; , . i'r: tv| Si
i l' v. ,. .. <1. i'r.-suli'M.
I.. W.Ik >. li.f 111. nu'i'l s
y- Mini/l.tj- _*..%a>T7ir.t',
. .V.;,:;1: v Stewart is aide t?>
i?.?: : t" r !. ;!i^- in -l<>i >i Ilopf
" ; < I ; I , <! {?'i fi.iii"- ; 11 n|wr.
.11. . -V ;;-1U7
m . n.v i. su?-rrrr'.!
i-t'iic'.) r rrt Ml. Ik'lmill
i i- ( i Iri' !' " H< v 'tiri.'i ' class
!.
i. N .?.11it I'.- y M! < I.moil's
i 11 > -I i in |il'<- ..it Times
. : c i " I'I :i! I :'i- it y hie.
I. K i ;.i id I j ' 1:1) i'n" In
-I.'.. . >4r. k.f?fntr!
am Mi- . S. (lumhrop,
Mn>y M rii,. Mi . M :n I lnv
1:. v. U . Veal Mir al.fr fo "lie
;itv.-r hoim; vick for tin- past
-II M !i -i. -?fr' "Vkry fiuTRFuI
) ;it 111,- ol' H(l years. We
; i -3:t?? i.? i "i- *iif i "U!.
r. l'i >ndly Mi (' av is j.i-tllnnif:
li", w i :i the Nation '|'i ni1:;11
I isI I'nstor Kcv.
,\[. l) ...i-i'. Tiny liiWi. jeliea-r?
. very Tuesday iiiyhl.
i s. l it l:s r.nliT is aide Id ho
to.church aimin where she is
tsher and also a president of
r hoard.
r . .Minna- A. (Jure <-f Chester,
rt. . .-o- 1
in > . i. f ii.: i;i i ^ [ ; mi if ? ft t t 'i ac~
jinny Ih i ?ji nnd>hildreii T!u?rn
Tlicliiurl. Alt Minnie
and I'fssin (ioi,. I:cr" in visIr.
ni <1 Mr-., A1 fl,...... Jr.. Mr.
Mi'v. Tliii'li 'is ami Mrs
1. Douglass s<>n< ami ilnuRhh(.
TJniled ronvrnt ion will have
r on nun I nierti < < on JuTy H-ft.
is. I.ena llnH-ry laid as her
VIvs. T.. Ci. lio.'iylas*'.
is* I'tdnra Merndon whs in
:?uav ST C., where she attend
adkr w
J
* Retrain! by U. S. War Pepai
MACDILL 1ILL1), J LOU1UA
Tresvilie of Kay City. Texas, leader
lk.' is the father of Lieutenant Hob
uate of West Point, now stationed t
arimciit Bureau of Public K?lftLt<mfe . ,
uur regimental officers of the All-- I
10 have been assigned to the 27th ;
id Lieutenant John R. Ishniael, 4328 !
i, who attended Summer High School j 1
k team; Second Lieutenant Willis ; '
leveland, Ohio, where he graduated j 1
oiul Lieutenant William E. Becks,
f Beatrice High School in 1936, and ' \
Indianapolis, Indiana, who attended j ;
;ed in the Golden Gloves matches in i
lit championship in 1941, J .
'v'jB
Ht'lcasrii liy U. R. Wr.r Drpui
NFAV (JU1NKA?Sergeant Ro1
,~ ami Corporal rWillie l>agree of Or
and one-hulf ton truck.
("1 ill", gradual ion e::ev iscs at Fin- i
I li y Wigil sehonl. Miss llnsa I .?* }
j !:"! i><ni!', lister of Miss Fedora,! ?
v.as among tli.. graduates. .1
| Mrs. Margaret ('nnner lutg a J
i in'A IkiIiv liov. Mother and liahv i
I . ,
ale doing llively. 'liny live 1.11 :J I 'I
| i <i11:1>11<Is on A > e. ?
! !'
111 ! ; WliST NIAVS
I
l;e\ . p.. .1. Clover. K. I,. Mo|
Adam ami I., la. ll.unieF jpokej
iTafTTvTs i'Vely to tin- members of
their (a n;;rey at ions respectively j
en last Sunday ami many wele s
ait to hear the gospel at each of (
the chliivhes. Fi-ne services were I
hud doiiny Imt li" mot niiiy; and ev- ?
1 111iri?_ - vcryicps; t l
Mr. ;i n<| Mis. William Ander
' .mi nl' (lalfney ware the last week it
' ' ml "ucsts at Uev. and Mis. .). K. , I,
J Van-.-. Mrs. Vatiss lias hoen .<|niU'.[ h
sick, Imt is im|?i*ovi*>) at pioscnt o
Lti th<- delight of all livr friends. It
I Miss Undid \\ liurton It*ft. on a
Mart Tuesday for ColuniUiu wberc
.ho won I t-o - resume- her studies--n
in Ix-a'. IV culture at the Itradley <
I ileal, ty Culture school. V,
(Pvt. flskino .lanes i- here on |||
furloiip-'e ^ ion i fort Silf A riz. it
j i!c is doiny well in the Army and
I looks well.
i Ktft. James franklin who i s
(I
I stationed at 'Indian 'Town (lap,
I n
n.iN ni.uiH'H >ii .viay 11. in |
Miss A mamla I trunk# i?f A1 >11c\
MJr\ s. r. ~ 7\
Mrcr-.Vnntr "ttrtt flav/thum Irfr^g
on last .Monday for Golumhia, (N
where she went tn-'nttedd Allioi- |t
I'eliedil 1 SUIVlllMT School;
M-iss Rebecca Glover left o n
last sunday for Asheville, N.^ C'. |
where she went I,, enter summer
school. _ il
I Si?* Henry Marshall of Korl '
llrnjctC. N- f. i41?ent last week eirrl it
J as Live guest of Rev. and Alma f<
1 Rebecca Glover.
.. .. 11 \ V
J \
tmont Bureau of Public Kc.utiun*
?Chief Warren Officer Hubert B.
of the 4.'55th Army Air Force Band,
ert B. Tresville, Jr.. a recent gradit
Tuskcgee Flying Field, AlHbuma,
KICliDY BRANCH M'iWS
aiary i.. wmm tits. ifopoPter
" t! [ <"- ;U'f, it t' III the?br-rrt rrr*
'.ice- were \eiy good Sunday. The
S.nndnv school lesion was instructively
taught an<l timely i ?*\ I
hy I'ev. Bailey, who brought out
many vital points lor our needed
information, l'rayer services were
my impressive. The sermon delivered
at tin- usual hour by the
pastor was enthusiastic suul filled
with tlu* spirit. This message will
long l.v remembered.
Matty friends ami visitors wore
present. We were glad to see Mr.
trid Mrs. Harden Brooks antl Miss
Florence Irving home, all of Co
tment Bur*?o of Publla Retailor*
bert D. Gibson of Chicago, Illinois,
lando, Florida, repair axel of ons
imbia. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Mary Rrooks,
drs. Soraphinu Williams, Misses
luar.ita and Mary Williams, the
disses Florence Irving; and Carie
Mae Rrooks, took part in the
Twelve Months of the Year pro
:ilull "Sunday nij?ht at Monet ta
iuptist. It was uu enjoyable trip
V iiiouiit raised $41'.On,
m:\v iii;tiu:i. nf.wk
Woodruff - Sunday school "war
ust line. Tlie offering banner al
<i the allcndanee banner is i i>
lass No.,."!, Mrs. Tlieda Robinson
eaehor. The pastor delivered :
rtfal, message, -theme Lying t<
he Holy (ihost.
Mis. .Minnie LUSlfiT t.=r here vis
ing friends and her sister Mrs
,ula Stevens. We are glacf to se*
er. Ala" little Hurbaru ,Park>
f liirminghum, Ala., is spending
er vacation with her relative;
nd friends here.
Mr. Julius Parks was funerali/.
Tttf-N'ew Hethel Inst Friday. Tin
immunity is in sympathy with
It. ( hupp Parks and family in
u* loss of his brofflier, Mr. Julis
I'aiTTs 77T riaslumu7 'N. C.^
Kro. Hill of Spartanburg^ worvipped
al New Bethel. Also Dr.
oCor111 and family (white) worlii|?l>eil
at New Bethel.
1'vl Liiwiu Bltyer stationed in
r'yominy; also his sister Miss
ara I!. Fryer oT New York visit-"
:l their parents and aunt here
ist week.
Miss Willie Mae Simmons, Mrs.
,tlie .1. Parks and Mrs. Deview
arks attended the Colored W'olon's
Conference which was held
j the Phyllis VVheatley Center
i tirernville last week. This con.
erenco was a great success. Ovr
HUu atteudcl Llii i year.
AROl'NJ) WEST COLl'MBTA
Hv Rev. A. L.
rTeusu allow mt- space in the
Palmetto Leader to speak of Rev.
W. R. Bowmar's work.
By invitation .of the pastor Sun->
'fay morning, June G found the
writer in company with Rev. and
Mrs. \V. R. P-ownian en route to
ML Zion A_ .A. E. ehUn'Ph.- LittleMountain,
S, C. Reaching' the
.hiirch about 12 o'clock we found
the S. in session. A very line
rowd_ol' i hildi<i: and mat y grown
ips having a i od time discussing
the lesson. A'ter S. S. adjournid.
Rev. Bowman opened his service
in liis m mil way ahd then
introduced the' writer who aros?
md in'a mild way it 1.c*iilvery
warm preached the word of the
J.ord. They o/.l enjoy the message
and it wrts.n spiritual feast.
And at the close of the sohnon
while th,. lire was hurting Rev,
Bowman took the writer and went
down to Lord's table and began
administering tlm Lord's Supper
in the saints. Atrrthexjasc of..the
same there w;** a shouting in the
iamp and a good time was on
_ A ft or ?hp spirit cool down a splen~
ditl .toilet(ion wuir taken tmt?Um
wnteV failed tr> T^t the amount but
In this Mt. Zioji church 1 saw
something I ha\V never scon in
no church where I preach in botli
Baptist and Methodist churches
wherever I am invited "by the "factor.
And tins is the thing* I saw,
The Rev, W.R. Howrn^n has an
usher board in his church, ages
ranging from about .'! years old
to alxiut 12 years old ijji'i hp told
me that there were on that usher
board 20 children, 1 declare you
ought to hear them sing and sen
them march. Everyone put some
money on the table. This board
I was told by one of the steward
esses was organized by the pastor
To sav tht. Vt*i y least and put in t
common way I was cared for ami
treated royal by both pastor "anil
peyple. And it I live and do not
_got back to Mt. Zion at l.t. Mountain
it won't be my fault". It will
be the pastor who fail to ash me
_ for I am ready to go at "anytime.
- -Pastor nttd?hfr?people, getting a.
Jong fine.
Sunday night found, us at the
fti ookland Huntist. clH^reh." Rev.. II,
Norris pastor, where the wfitci
preached in the beginning of fhcii
revival meeting. Rev. W.M. Ciiv.cn
and Lie. Brot .Jeff Albert accompanied
the writerr
Mrs. Myrtle Hall Wright left
Saturday afternoon .for Camden X
I., where sIiL. expects to make her
future home. Mr. Wright her hr.s
band will follow in a few days.
Little John Earl the -1 year old
child of Mr, sind Mrs? John Eatl
and the grandchild of Mrs. Clen
(ioodwine, burn his foot very bad
y stepping into the ashes of a
-Jauxiing pile ol grass.
Mrs. Fanny Williams is on the
uck list. We hope for her a
peedy recovery.
Nlrs. Bessie Smith left Saturday
W points north.
McCOI.L NEWS
We were blessed to have Pvt.
T. Fletcher Bruce in - tjie city
Saturday after spending: a year
11 the Army. He looks the very
picture of health. Everybody was
glad to see Mr. Bruce. He once
erved as one of our harbors. He
s located in Symo, Indiana.
Mrs. Nellie I.ee Synts, daughtev
>1' the late Rev. S. Mclnnix is in
the city visiting relatives a n d
riends. She has been visiting hei
husband Pvt. R. Syms.
Mr. James T. Adams was eall~7d
t() liartror<r,~('onn.rTTif account
of his sick uncle.
v The rally at' Syrian last week
Acas a, success.-?Amount raised
5175.00.
Vfiuc ru:r?:
. ? NtVtttA SPCItl Ulfc
I week end in Dillon. (She reports
I t nice trip.
? Mis. L. Pipkin and little datigh
I ter Dorothy motored to OrangeI
burg to the graduation of her
niece Miss Hattie Ella Ash.
| Services at Beaver Dam were
very good. The Rev. P. Rohorson
gave.us another one of. his good.
, sermons. Collection $14.05. Ser|
vices were also good at the Pres yteiian
church.
Mrs. Rosa 1.. Bethea, Reporter
JF.Rl'SAI.RM NEWS
'
Vera Kenner, Reporter
Ridge Spring, TT C.?Sunday
was a beautiful day for all church
goers, and all teachers and students
were found at their respective
places. The lesson was beau- j
tifnllu i -~.i j I
? I K? Clljwy CU My
all. After Sunday school every
urie was Invited- to th? society.
li.
Saturdav. June 12,
Tlu- officers wciv re-elected: G. A, I I
Kennor, prestdent; I-. A. Marshall I
vice-president; Martha Hartley, I fl
Secretary; Hetti?? Thomni, assis- 1 il tiint
secretary; A Corley, treasur- I ff
jjer. ' Hroujfht l'oiward from 11142 I A'
I $147.20. The meeting was Yery Iff
interestin g and highly enjoyed. I iff
\Ve n?d Had to welcome the fol- I
lowing students from school: Miss I ff
Maxic M. Marshall, Uettis Jr. col. I iff
lege in. which sht. is also a grad- I [ff
Hate. Miss H?\it rice Kenncr of S I
C. State college; Mrss Elisabeth I
and Helen Hell, graduates of Scho- I ff
t.er,~~u junior ol . Schofield. school" 1
Everyone a<? well as Mrs. Robin- I I
v.on were glad to have her husband Iff
visiting her. We hop,, for hint all
happy v isit. Iff
Miss llealii e Kenner left Sat- I'I
urday for Hryn-Maw, Pa, where I I
she will ho the remaining or^tho I 9
summer. We hop,, for her much I I
sueeess. 1,9
^ Everyorr was glad and hannv I I
to <toc ('pi. James I.. Ilarris and I
I'vt. .If. Jackson honi,. lust week- I
end vi.-ilii ;lcuts-and ^^fcnds.
' AVe nt'e 'vry' V;l:nr. 1
at any time.
.Mr. anil Mrs. Lewis Thomas k
- were happy t<> have mi their week ; *
end ii'UL-Kt^ Ala aid Mrs. George* t?
Peterson and liltl,. daughter of
Marion. ?
The Sunday Sehonl union gftiU Bj
meet with the Coleman Ridge I'
church Sunday. F.veiyone in in- R
tiled to attend. al
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