The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 12, 1943, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, June 12, 1943.
PERSONAL
MENTION !
i
ter Miss Nancy I?. Ai'tenuis loft
' the city Monday night. June 7tli .
to visit relatives and fiiends in .
Binjrhaniton and Rochester N.Y.
They will be away for three
' / *
ma Kit i \ <;k annoi \ci;mi;nt
Mr. 1*. Johnson announces the
marriage of his eldest daughter {
Rlhn to Mr. James II. Dillingsleu
.Mr. and Mrs. Dillingsleu are now (
iiA ....
^ nariotic. A. v.
MAURIA(,rK ANNOl NCK.MFNT
Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Necley
of Columbia, S. C.. announce the ^
?rriago of their older daughtci
dan - Marjorje- -W~ Mrv?Kdw.ard?,
C. Floyd, of Newberry. S. C., and ;
the U. S. Army. Mrs. Floyd is a
leeent ureduute of Honei'i: I?f.'ol. 1
lego 'and ;u present n u'U'.'Iut ?i: j
\c\rberry I ity f^eliool. VT7\ Floyu ' i
is a graduate of South Caioli'iaji
jk^State College and now stationed | :
' at Camp Hill. Newport ^News, \ a.
IURTII ANNOCNCFMFNT
Mrs. Wilhlemia,! Shiver id" Fast-j .
oyer, S. C\. and Pfe. IhtvM Shivoi
of Srpply Di't, Supply 1 >iv. seeti >t,
1 number 2. Fort Bragg, N. C.. an
ounce the birth of their little
daughter, Martha Putb Shiver.
January 12. ltt-l'l. Mother a n d
baby are doing line.
MARItlACK ANNOCNCHMFNT
Mr. .n'.wJ \t.- I
... . o. .?i i |
priglit. of r.ennpttsvi-llc. S. ('. an ?
itounee the. ...uiurdayi;-- ut'~.- then youmrcst
dauirhter. Clara Arj?us- '
ta to Mr. Kdpar William Cole of
. Charleston. S/ C.? The ceremony
was performed by the bride's pastor
Re v. L. A. Gelzer. Si* tiilay.
J i )>e -iC -at- d^UW--?\ loeh -?a-t the- home
of her parent?.
The bride was becoininjfjy at,
tired 'in a summer suit ol' baby >
blue with -white-accessories and ^
wore a eorsaye. of pink carna"
liohs.
UKD (HULK GIRLS TO MEET '
AT 210:> GREEN STREET
dis. Rosa Davis will entertain I
rife Red Circle (Jirls of Union
Baptist church on June 7, IPC) at
J Ht."> (ireen street.
What the Social
Clubs Are Doing !
WAV'KitI.Y ill ( l.i it I
The club was called to#order by
the chaplain Mrs. Jnnic Able.
Opening song by Mrs. Viola Sutton;
prayer by Mrs. Mary Sul.
ton: Scripture lesson by Mrs.
""Cherry. Second song by ~M rs. Carrie
Wilson. The president called '
for the minutes, which were read i
atul adopted"! We adjourned to
meet Tuesday night, at 8;.'10 a t I ;
24"J0 Stark Street. Mr. George
Elbown is president and Miss Liz
>,ie Brown. secretary. I
I KIMNDLV 11 SOCIAL CLl'lt
Tlie club met at the usia-1 -4ioUVjJ :
Thursday night. Opening song by
the chaplain Mrs. J. Myers. Bible
lesson by Mrs. A. Goodwin.
.* election by the club. Prayci' Was
"" utter*'h~'by Ml1. .Jiltl Willium.-T ThTi-:
W' votions dosed. The president
ealTetl for the minutes of the last ^
meet iiu/ vvhicjk wore .read anil a-_
dopled. I'nfthhlicd and new business
was discussed. The club - is- giving
a ?i)ver Tea Sunday .June
1 ijT at oi'ill p. in. at the home dl
^fcpnfhmo Wlr.Veal iJ] 1 1-2 I'arTT"
iWn *'P stuirs. We are asking the
^cooperation from other clubs^
W. .Mchaniel. Hepoitio.
Carver PTA
? ,I?ntcrtains Faculty
I'lte Parent-Teacher association
' MW t ar-.i'i- Jttnior high school was (
hostess to the faculty 7:00 o'clock
Thursday p.m. in the Home Kconomi.
s room,, which Was hi adornment
of pretty flowers, effectively
arranged. I
Thi' touchers v. ere ueeply moved |
by this show of hospitality - and
friendship. It v. as quite a pleasartt
surprise. After an hour or
more of chat and laughter delicious
refreshments were served.
The cakes were baked l>y Mrs.
? g^i#H Richmond mi expert on oako
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NOTICE! <
U
The nionthly meet injur ?>f the 1
Soman's Christian Temperance
"r.inn will be held .M unlay oveu- I
'jr June 11, Sat the liomc ef
1 i s. \V. 11. Clark.. ldnS Oak St. I
Topi.-: WOI11.1) PKACF,. Scrip j '
i-re: l^ajill .VJ:-1-1.0;; '> P;tC)' 1:
-in. I ?hc ii-=sion: Mow can this,
Tii'ui heroine a force for Peace? J
All mcinbc.s arc urged t() be
resent. Fiicnds arc invited.
" (TTFrOV. OROANT7.T: r
i
On-Monday evaing. Mi'y :M, ;poup
of youivj 'ndf-.-s vra'heed s
hf Maiden S'li-ti CSO and torn il
themselves into ^ lira'm of th
:;iiV Service t rganizatinn. Wit
Uiss Catherine Pelot as -sponsor.
mi .M/.-.v Doi-othv Jackson as di ,
a
tni< ?m ji looks forward
o s|>i i> kiinc: the hot stVhimci ~
nonth: x it'i t-.-freshh'ir diversion t|
fee the men i>- uniform.
The first a.tivitv of the CIS')'
. 11
u:m n Pan-Atm-n.an paity, which- -r
io k place on ibe evening of Fri- ..
'ay. June -ItIt It was ? train af.
11-. Til.. ir:n vi" m-iliili I..
> i-K-1 stopi"ld across-thr-Mrx- ?
wan i iti'dcr. It is needless to say ?
i'iat the skirts and Mowers of blui ^
green. red. yellow were unite a -r
treat for the ?\ - s of th<?s<> who set
nxich khaki. The question "Who
was theve';" e{>n . h,. answered in
one word?"everybody". And
'everybody" . joyed himself to
I he "nli*. decree. The dancer*'
were loath to have, but as all good
things must cud, the crowd finally ,
dispersed and +'o -rid their several
nays to cottages, huts, bungalows .
uid, ah. yes?barracks. ^
VII! ANNIVKltSAHY OF 7
SI N.NY SIDE fe'LVH
The SL ??>' Siili* Club celebrated
its fifth anniveisary a t s
the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Ken- n
uetly. where more - than forty \
it ties is were eiuerlaiued with a"
uiVet supper. 7
??table?was heantifulh?rrrr
rated with candles and fruits
Ike. iiieuiL, consisted. .of baked
hii ken.? wit.b dressing, string
bpansT- creamed ?potatoes-, - lettuce;
with tomatoes, ice tea and cake
The club girls were dressoit if
green suits and pink corsages.
During the evening, games were
played. Words of congratulationwere
made 1/y Mrs.-Maggie Johnson
ami Mr. Lawrence Muddy.
Kvovi' 111111 1 ii'ii 1
i''vi"'in VA|ircsse<l v
! iioniselvos ;in having enjoyed a ]
eiy pleasant evening.
k C. Te acher
lakes Good
1 -ishojivi 1 lc*. S. ('. -Among man} (
lion] t< .sellers despairing of niakop
a decent *.vs?~e in South Cam
'mi and who have left '?.r othei
ti'o-s where their futciy i
lighter, is Miss Rath Black o
anieron, a fo nier teacher at ti<
't'linir high syhool here, who is
<!." of two 'rat"-, women on; doyen
n the Bureau of Machine Records
n Washington. Roee1 tiy, site ree.'ved
;i raise in salary for exeepional
ability and efficiency.
In o.Mit ' ... iw... n..;i~ t
... ..vi w?iii y I'llfH'l'a 1 ^
diss HTck is active in CSLT cir ^
h>s. Jias donated to tl*i' Dlooi!
tank ot* *hc. hod ( loss, yrt has v
>und time t.? I-;oo]) boforo her tho l(
light of her 'oriver wnrk-maies S(
. her ' alivo .ate,
Tn -wide iTh.ui icians
r i(
Ll ll MEETS
The T'ity~whIo rteaut'eTans CUih p
not Wednesday. June J at the
iVillis ('. Johnson F nerai tfnnr- ?
\; tliis mooting tho Club enioyei ,
wry interesting motion picture
it I uberctdosis shown by Miss F
sylvia Davis. The Club voted to
uv a oho hundred dollar War
?: \
wins freshman prize
a
t
Miss Frazelia Corh'V. of Coa
iMiibia, S. a freshman at Al- i
i
on University, won tho first prize 1
or haying made the best, averiy
lbe_JFreshn?an Class at Al,<n
University.
aKing. '
AM*- I*' I.. I'? ve iFt a few limply
iciuarTTs thfrntrrt the rnmrrrrtter
or having1 mad? it so \ery pleas- -J
?i t for the teachers. l'
The ladies ir. committee wore:
Mrs. Lomiah rope, president of 1
F.T.A.; Mrfi, Annie Murroughs. t
assistant se.retflry; Mrs. Eliza | \
Richmond and Airs. Edna Murles.
(.
rot A Minute Soldier J
,et\s Have A Talk
i
\ ( pi. ii" Srrouel Mcllurnctt !
Si-- I- rer. Vas*.
I "> h i (I - it;*" -i 11 w'i-t' j
i "'l- ?< :pht. < oleier. ;in< 1 ta l;
! si'r! irsly : tew run I".- ;i >i?*J
to grim?hv. I'm1 -i?? '.inr.in'r >1> .
it i- ?
ii ;i leu * enkv < r ;i few inn ths
> ym II 1?" johi'.' n>ciyi-iis. No '
in: in ftmliiv yourself jmy lone- J
r ahotit it quir-h l:\rk. it'.' begin?.
i: ir In look iis?' :? v"ar tTv.t mayI
ivt for years. And n<> miitt"r
n\v lojij if lasts. we'll pi oiv.ihly
e polioing H-he world for a long
;nc sifterwafds.
Yh:.l > not ji happy picture. It
'< alls it may he a long' time bo>m
y"i, s"c friends. family ar?T~
nine. The fate of the world ha tips
pun Hie result?the fate of the
icivls, -families and homes, of all
ir world.
Ask ynurscl1'. soldier. Are you
rained, efficient fighting man?
lie you as good as the "enemy?
ire you better? Let's rot let out
go or our spirit fool ns. Look
quaic iit yourself and take inehtorv.
Deep down wsnTe?Tlo yam
eel competent. able to take care
f yourself in iin emergency?
'here is no sham about war. It is
be primmest kind of reality. The
arth trembler and rocks with the
oar tiiid thunder of gins; the
links (he big guns; tbev are the
<VM|MU1> (II V iU AN lift \N 11 K* 11 LP
ill the enemy.
Men will try to kill you. They
dlli'.'Oiv.e at you on foojt ai d i'n
arhiiiw-. Their fiHOs will he
. rowed into a strange mask oi
at red. Sweat will stand out in
noi'U heads on their foreheads.
'heir guns will be tiling. not a
argot, but at you. Thej old stee '
1 their bayorcts will he pointeo j
ohmt straw men. hut at you.
linuner to make en for carelessess.
Let's be ready, sqldicr. Tomorrow
is a (trim day.
?11 f(J II1 .Hi UTS W WiLVU
l>el Rio. Texas?-This organ',v.n
ion activated in January, como'red
of ipen .vrost front the ststei
tates of North l.arohi a a n t4oin
h (T.rol'iia.? ? ?
Since the activation the pcr'nrnel
of thrjr-Squadron have marie
apid progress, out of two hundred'
nd (250) fifty men which eamc
s recruits We now. have eighty
e (SI) Ptcs.j nineteen HO) Cpls.
i.\ (H) Sgts..-and two (2>- StatL
gts.. which were Sgu., prior to
lie activation.
Wonderful opportunities a-ro- -garh?fhese
men Xu. ilevp Innrilionveh
- physically, mentally. socially
,.l l.,?4 U..I i t i.
win natileriy fit.
A Nor-Com-Otl hers' eli.h has |
een formed with the ncknow. I
lured leader ol the Squadron Sirt
,evi .J. Del.aitie of Lake View. S.
.. as it*; president. Sj?t: 1). 'I'.
ItLhell. view president and Sjrt
---W-, Wiley, secretary.
Th/s club's aim is ' t> presnot
nod will amonq the Non-Corn Offers.
pro* ide a -place for their
ives. relative and sweethearts to
imvene and indulge in the less
rimis side of life.
The otViee forces has the most I
monthly operated and efficient
>a< bine *m the field in persons ot
irts. DcLaine. Mitchell and Pfes.
llred \V. Rattler of Greensville.
I. C., and Parkin >^. Moore of Clin
>n, N. C. However as in all Army
L'tups the mail del k trains the
.o;f iw.iiilli.l-itv tlii-i iu unti"..
i the case of Col. Clarence C.
ingoT of Rocky Point, ."North C ar?!ina.
our mail man.
Enough said until next time.
By Alfred W. Rattler. reporter;
fe. l.arkin A. Moore,-'publicity di rtor;
^
!>2twl M. ('. AM) 7U.lrd
MK.M'HWI. COMPANY
:NTEKTA IN Hi)
On Tuesday, Lt. Whims and Lt.
lillii ol fort Jackson, accompun d
tiie_ TDv'nd M.C. to engage in
hall u'iilino against the 703 rd
hemieal Co., of the Air Base,
t Ailen Bark. The scores wore
-1 in favor of the 702nd M. C.
After the {tame, the 7!)2nd, M.
and the 703rd Cheiuicrtl. Com>any
were..entertained jointly at
Taekv Party given at Old IIowrd
Center.
The feature of the evening was
door show Performers being?
ohn (Shorty) laing, little Ern- i
st Johnson and Miss Fair.
TV Tacky Parade began a t
0:1.% p.m. Prizes were given to
he following persons; First
>rize Mrs. Nellie Ruff, second,
Miss Alberta Richardson; third,
X- ?L V .
THE HALM.
'sSlA / Th* b'?0*??. oayi
m w "f~J GEORGE MONTC
j|i ,*( cavort in CON I
j pi ^ X. ^ 40,000,000 Am
' I m My FRTTSU
i P /??*,} McOOWALL, PRE5
w ||| * ^ chn'co'or ,f#o1
H \ k Sfor-jommod S"
??\ y . *?ngi by IENA HC
~T" i? * yC"/-' iw!ng by CA# C
^ ^ ^ ^y) , Kothcrino Dunharr
Mi.:* Jnell Rrown and fourth Mis<
I.illio Rarncs. Judges: Miss Ks
ic Trapp. a popular school teach
er and "Spt/ Thomas l.ipsov. i
former Columbianr now" stationer
at Fort Knstis.
ii ki ,11; i () i s acti vrn i:s w mi
fitt'] 377tii qm. skk. un.
The troops of 277th QM. Ser
Bn. and ("amp Mill area bad en un
u-uul moni'ti? devotion on Rnnda'
J11 c 0. MM" Tht. eh'?iv iiivl so
loist. Pvt. I .or-- iv.a Calhoun rch
tiered husic for the services. C p'
Karl Dohson prayed a heartfelt
prayer after whi-h the choir sanp
Sweet Hour of Prayer. Scr>ptu.r
| lesson was lead by Sirt. Robert
J Campbell. John If: 1-12. Chaplair
I A. L. Thomas preached a wonder
I ful sevmor in commemoration n
th i Holy Communion.. Holy Com
miinrim wfls administered to al
iinen -present hytbe chaplain.
The chaplijn aecomparred hy
Cpl. Willie P. Watson (assistant
to the chaplain). Privates Loreim
Ca'houn. soloist. i,. A. Barber ami
Jessie -Maxwell, served at the
First Baptist chii'Th. Newport
News. Va? -q th? Men's _12ay. ser.
vifc.?The?nifn'- n'je?wo?dHi\ eu*i'
by Chaplain A. L. Thomas, Sr. lb
used as hi, . ubieet. The Whnh
Dirty Of Mar.- Kcl 12r+tfr Thi
inessaiiT gitVf all the men 'present
iomet'1 iik to carry hack into thei
nonn? to 'ive i n to and thiivl <r
durhisr th -lr dally task. "Pvt. "Ta-"
en/a "TrThouii sa'er a solo -whir'
was enjoyed K\ all
Although the weather v as rainy
>n Sunday, the; t. was a larjrc aud
?en? o to witness- the Vesper Hour
protrram at the U. S. O. ThP ser
..V.- ...II- until'!' lllt. HUspU'OS ?>r
jJut- asistant 1<? the Chaplai-, Cpt.
Wd ir?D. WYlsnn, due to the ah*en<e
of thy chaolaht. The ehoru>
and soloists rendered a - nu;sic\l
projrram \vhi?-l. was enjoyed by
'he large audience present.
CO. A, 21!>th (J. M. UN. Jjhreveporl,
I.a.?Sunday May
.'.( tit Sunday school- classes start
t-fl at the usual hour with (jtl.
-Johnson the Supt. at his"post. The
icssnn was well taujrht hy Cpl.
\V. I'. McDowell and C.'pl. Rev.
Hanison. After which tlie boys
went to various places t? he in
chi.ch, P\ t. James W. Craftou
>f South Carolina will lie tcachci,
next Sunday.
Friday night. May J8 was an
other tine night at the L'SO i n
Leosville- 7 Amateur N'ight in
llarlein, with S Sgt. J. Williams
in charge. The urogram was a
success.
On Thursday night we were at
thy tivrviyy I'lph -s\i Camp P?MK
with a variety program which
was very much enjoyed. I wish
veryonc could hear our fine cj'uai
-ret? atrd -trttt? fan?nts Mnes singerPvt.
F. Dunhijr. He is really in
the, groove. Man'lh-y l>. Haskell
and Cpl. McDowell form our comedy
team. Pvt, Haskell is known
ts Mule. He really can do some
imitations of mules, etc.
Cpl. Johnson and Pvt. GraftXJtl
i have joined Bethel A M K church.
Pvt. Willie Clark spent three days
in Leesville with his wife Mrs.
Dorothy Herndon Clark.
We are Mad to have our Mess
-
| Sfjl. back. Jjt.Spt. Fred Mujry,
| after spending: 10 days in l\lsa.
I Okla., reported .a fine stay. The
iToys ttrtnk a lot OfTpt. Mlinv.
WHAT TO WHITi:
TO SKKV K K VIFN
The Oiriee of War Information
offers these pointers for homefolks
writing to soidiers, sailors, and
marires-?based on suggestions
gathered in a survey among servr.emen
at home and overseas, in
i cooperation wt|'. the Special Ser??-?
t - - -sir?-??
\
ETTO LEADER
, c
.s
>?t musical war I IITTY GRABIE,
10MERY and CESAR ROMERO
:y islandi In Technicolor I
k *
fieani raad and lovad ill
FLfCKA faalwrai RODDY Kal I t
?T0N FOSTER, RITA JOHNSON. Kgl
A A *
rORMY WEATHER ha.
RNE, donee, by Mil ROWNSON, WjM I
AUOWAY ondHle Ranbl
i and Har Troupe, Fait Waller, BjCT
Ada Irown, Doolay Wlliool
BHP
> \ ice Division of thc Army Service
. Voire*:
TKI.l, HIM:
1 I. How tho family is clomp rv
I vt Ivor posslhTo to" lieTp "in the"
war.
? now anxious the ianulv i s
_ ;'<>' the bey's return.
IT How well an.l lillis? the fani-ily
is. Givc details.
I. Mow the family is getting
long. ti 11 spu*Willy.
5. What's doing in thy coinmun
y: news about girls (sirglc) he
doings of friends, who
jurying whom, exploits of th*
nine team and other sports event
orial doings, PfTects of the war oi
!)(. home town. Remit i?co a lit
U alxutt past events and places
he hoy used to visit F.neloslipping*
from the home-town pa per.
MONT TKI.J, 111M :
1. Your troubles. He has troubles
of his own..
2. Your, complaints. Ho can't
jjc anythi'i g about them.?
:j. About things you are Te lieved
of. He can't supply them
4- Holeful predictions about
Hie future. He's fighting for thatfuture?now
.
--?rr.?I'liiiceessary?details alitiut finareial
troubles. If there are
things he should know about family
finances-, and-ho rx in a posisituation,
. tell -him. ?But don't ^
Atring it out.
?<iwnttib rmv N -N-J44VH!r?.
Minnie Rogers, Passes
P?\ K, .1. Ford
FinaL-ritos were held from St
Stephens A.MK chutvh. Sunday
t'i?,v i ;oi? o (MOCK [o
Mrs. Minnie Koyrers, who passeaway
at her laic homo Hawkins
street Wednesday evening May 2''
A j?ood woman, lovably eharae
ler has faller. She is sadly miss
a! hi tiiis community in which sin I
hved. St. Stephens cluireh mom-hcrship
mourns her demise. She
-Wed her ehun h and was loved by
all with wh<>ni she came in rontao
nd an n trniatc friend of your cor
respondent. Sleep on Minnie, an
akp your resit We hope To nice'
i< the sweet bye and bye wher>
i.'irtii k will >( no more.
Funeral sen'ices wer,. simple
'tit impressive, conducted by tlv. ,
Pastor, tlie Jtev. A. J. Jenkins.
Mrs. Roerei;s is survived by tb>
following: Husband. t'-vn dough
I'ers. Mcsdamos Jenny 1>. Green o'
White Plains. N. Y.;^ Tail a R
Stro'o of Philadelphia. Pa.: thre<
'oiis Messrs James, Samuel an
Joseph Rosrers all of New York
two sons-in-law. thre(? daughtersin-law.
8 grandchildren. three sis
l< rs and ? ' number of other rcla
<<> rest besid;. her mother who pr?*
eded her to. the grave just a fey
\ oar.; ago- Tly? remains wtc cmv
.fully handled hv^ Manigault funf
rnl directors,?-?"??
Mrs. Jessie A. Hanks Is No More
Final rites were held from Hot'
jcl AMK church for Mrs. Jessie A
I Hanks Su,t*day. May I'Olh at 1 : *'
.'elnei; the midst of sorrowirg
relatives and friends,^ She passe"'
away at MeC!-llaud hospital, i'
Charleston. Thursday. May 27th
i Mrs. Jkrrrk.- heeame ill during the
< . ;nt?M while teaehiiv/ ii the gradj
"I eh 'ol at Rneksport. Horry coun
!'y and wa< taken to the hospda'
I rh.,m ?l. el,, i
'ipTirHrt'rl to havP improved in tha'
he returned t?? her Work. Rut lair
she again became ill and wa*
shod back a- d medical skill fail
i (' and Thursday May 27th sbc
was summoned to meet at the bar
of Justice.
She WHji a graduate of Howard
j hiyh school. Georgetown; Allen U..
I Columbia. Shu loved her church
| and did her duty to the best of
! her ability. T^?e service* were
- -y ?-???
!
ondu ted hy ihe iU'V.' J. M*. .Jack-j
* n. Sin i> survived by t h? ? ?' sis j
or,< an lu>st of other relatives ami |
ii?n<|s. lot* i moot was hi Ketho
. mrieri lii .il. lui motliei wi
.-e<l yi-ars i- m- Remains .we-. I
li:?i*v <>i" Wilt f n* nl diri
M.S.
I
?r*j School
rbo riior r'a: s of Howac
-oh'?ol this y*ai. ir lion of the trie
1 presentst mii made the seli-i< 1
y senior classes passinc out, pre ?
Il1e*l the sehool a $">0 " :t boil*' i
-i-uluation ceremonies by Petoi
acksor n member of the 'j8'io~TY7<TTh'
distinction of wnlkin
* eh morning from,. hi'-* honi..
: ool. ? di?t:*r of live miles
i'-e a dav. This was done tbri
his scien years of elementary ah
four years *>,' high school. T'.v'
nieinhers of the class. Walter fV
I. a* d Timothy Davis wer,. called
to the colors \vithr,i a month o
'vsuliiat ion. Tl:? ir diplomas wer
presented to their sponsors.
Students from Howard sehoo'
are found this year at Allen'university,
State A. and M. college'
d orris?college. Talladoega. Rennott,
Voorhets. Tuskcgco and"FteR .
1 *n'v'J'rsny. Also ?r Howard ~uni- !
versity and Wilherf?ircc. As 7-7
rule the students from Howard
tund wpll any where. The follow:n?r
letter received by the princi
pal. .Jure^Pst. is an instance:
'Fisk Univ
Nashville, Tenn.
June. 1. lf>43
Me. J n. Reek Principal
'toward High School
Georgetown, S. C.
Wc are glad to announce thai
Anra M, Daniels. a graduate o 1
Howard high school in 1940, wa
one of the ten ranking students a'
Fisk university for school yea1J
12-1". Her average for the yea
ns^s 2.9 which is very short-of r
Mrafght "A" record. Miss Dan -els
was elected to our honor so
icty. Sigma Uusilon Pi. She was
Vi't-pd on the hapi's of her sehol astic
average for 3 years of 2.7.
J plus average. '\V,. are indee
proud to ha\>. such an excellent
student .from your school, and hoot
hat you can send us more like
her. ? ??y? % ?
Very sincerely yours,
*" --- Registrar"" ""
As a result of her splendid rer
<rd Miss Daniels will he one of th<
'wo representatives of Fisk uni
ersity at the summer conference
?t Wclleelcy, the Briar Cliff Jun
LPt* college, Junc FT?to
WESTERN ( H A PEE
A. JM. E. CHURCH
Kov. |? I), (iambic, Pastor
Latta*. June 6.?Sunday w as a |
beautiful day. The members were <
all out in their respective places.
.Sunday school was opened at 10
'clock. Prof. Guiles at his post
is Sunt. He is proud to have with
nin two new teachers, the beautiful
daughters of our pastor.
,\ri ss Mayntc Jean Ts a senior at T"
Allen University, Kmma Carole (
> Pharmacy student at Xavicr
University, New Orleans. La.
Our pastor's wife has a nice new ^
sunday school choir started, that
ulds new life To the school. 1
The morning 'service was en- j
joyed by everyone'. They went a i
way feeling anew. The pastor de- j
livercd a .soul stirring sermon, <
Me preached s0 that the smallest j
hild felt a change it seems. Sev- (
members united with the'
i
church.
During the afternoon the pas- ,
or ?ini~ his Sunday schobT mem
>rr* visited Bethel A. M. E.
church and rendered * program. ^
dev. Jones is the pastor of Bethel j ^
he people there raised Sinofto
mil expressed themselves as be- '
- jj
ing well ehTertamcd with the pro- j (
train and fine sermon from Rev, I
Gamble. r. *
Tire-eVeiTmg service at Wes-1 (
cm Chapel niurkcd the close of ai
glorious day. The collection for
he day was $'J5.00.
- W'e are glad to have such fine
-pilit existing among the officers
and members. Many people paid
n the board meeting from one
>o five dollars each to the trusee*.
just from a suggestion made
u the meeting by the pastor.
The men and women seem to be
ivals to see who can raise most.
. ~ ..
?. M. iruiies, Reporter.
" Trr.\ro;TT. - B; CHIRIH
Kev. >V, (;. ()?fns, Pastor
S. S. at its r^mtl hour. The a.m.
service begun on time. Rev. W.
G. Owens took his text II Cor.
8:24 using as a text Proof of _a l
HAMPTON HOU!
\NP News Shorts
Continued from Page t
!' *, I'm < ??1 t. !' 'or-H'.M'n
i<!r<.) i, havi 11 :< ' ig mII-V,
"m grout s';rn??ii t>? CIV*- hi
j* \< This will rot <>.?'* hi- on
>f the Host salaried programs -< ?
ho air, hut will furnish employment
for a nujpher of coh>ro<l at
st '. and no douht open the wi,
>r i?tIvors at this and other sta
i'Hs. The program is?to he rail ,
-d-^*-Biwh?-rmy^-Hill." named?aftei_ _r
-rm HoTi"Jul Wi-stsi'le eoti
-^.ovo-iho ina.ini ily of -Nogro star
id?a?nnnthoo -of atilueoi < ui/ou 1
ido in twn and throe-story res
a-ie<. Mania n Unrciatt
ii'i Krnost Whitman ate to hea<
he program which will includhoirs.
hands, indiv id. al artist.nd
playeis of at io*Jis'.rkiti(ls. I
to succeed the lam-.us (leorg
hints and tJraei<r~A lh n program
hi h go?s otT the air this montl
nd will he-on the variety order.
kffiau'FFS'i
Rapid (Jity Army Air Base, S. '
I),?a contingent of Negro troops J
-r-imft-ofr^iartermaster truck driv 1
vers andf mechanics, under the I
' ouimand' of three Negro officers. |
<vas received recently at the Rapid
'City .^rmy Alt' Base. unit.
thc-JtrivCJSegio unit to be
trained in this part of the coinc"~
try, is a mobile transportation or- ;
ganization and will play definite
part in the training program of
airmen stationed at the Rapid
City Base.
Minneapolis. .Minn.?Kfizabeth
Moore has been given a position
library assistant on the libray
stalT of the University of Milltesbta.
Miss Moore will take up
her duties immediately upon hei 1
tra<luation from the university in ;
June. This is the first time in the
listory of the. University of Min- (
ft'sota that a colored graduate
iias been offered a position on the 1
cgular faculty staff I '
Washington, I). C.?Allied head ,
tuarters in North Africa announe
ed officially Wednesday what read
ers of NegTo^ewspafH-rt^alreadyknew:
that a Negro pursuit stpiaIron.
commanded by Lt. Col. Ben
jamin U. Davis, Jr.. was in North <
Africa to fight against the Axis.
Severat weeks?ago Con gross woman
Frances Bolton of Ohio an- i
nouncod in?Congress that the
'iWth has"'departed foi?-etrmbat duty."
Immediately the war department
took steps to prevent
Negro newspapers irojn printing
or statement, aithougn tne Oidee
of Censorship nutnorizcd the
publication of Mrs. Roltons exact
words spoken upon the rtour o f
the house. 5
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AMTIfH H It VI?I. CHI |{( || |
T1r.,..-nSvjllo. S (' S S .it ll<= |
pal tim>. Rev. S. Sharper ma<ie- it'inai'K.s.
L'la>* No. 2 still holds
ihc financial banner. We are .
;latl to have our aovanee teaches .
-=-ith us .Mr, tiinver Adams who'is
graduate of l>cnncttsvillP high ;
chool. Hc will joji the army ini- j.
mediately aftci the 18th. Devoi
lon.s wore carried out. For tin
.lioT.ng service tbc pastor had as
> 1 pit guest, Rev. S. Sharper. The
pastor's theme 1IC Restoreth My
sioul. For the evening service Mt.
i'ahor pastor- and congregation
pon.?<vml a givind program ;ii the _
eedy dra; en. Rev. Henogan T>as
Lor. Collection $2o.t)7. We were .
lumn' I n U a i'n I h .. [ li 1 I..11 r.n.. Klnl
" i"v ismvn mwiiti ^
ivith us 'n service. We. highly ap- |
urec/ate the number t?l" high school
graduates present: Miss Kmma' |
Ware ot Laurinburg; Mr. Nathan-. ^
el ^>4?W jtst+n?H+;- t*' lorertrc?;
ind Mr. drove ' Adams '"'M etts (
who made timely remarks. ,
Head tlit. Palmetto l.cadcr f ?i
he 1 .test inl'orv.iHtioi:.
Mrs. (I. I). Collin-, reporter .
Ml'. ObiVL A. M. K, ( HI It( II
Rev, A. .N. bamplon. Pa-dor. j
Klloree. S. C.?Mt, Olive A. M.
K. church was a lovely spectacle
a.-t Sunday morning. The^ eVurrcli
rashly painted and interior deco-^j
ration. All oI this Inn e l**-n |
lone through the ei v I'tretA- pastor t
ind his cooperative membership I
riiis i?iurcti has taken on now lift 1
under this new pastor. S. S. eon- I
iuctod hv the Supt. "Witn a iarp,. at
ndance. The District Supt.. Mrs I
orH P. Black was presort and as- I
sted in organ/zing the modern ?
-unday school with its .depart- '
cuts and departmental supcrin- '
ondei ts. In her address among |
the various features of the S. S. t |
^he spokc of the requisites of a M
ood Sunday school teacher or of- t1
(iter. After S. S. Rev. Hampton J |
i-rcnt-iieu a soui stirring message. I i
!f you ivHnt asp.Yafrion and in-I
spirall'on visit Mt. Olivo church.
Changed Life. The message was
enjoyed. Everyone is asked t o
nine out, Sur.day to the Children's _
Day program. r
We pray for Mrs. Eva Corley a .
speedy 1 ccjwery. 1
PAGE SEVE>
lEHOLDHINTf i
Hamilton institute Foods
Laboratory, ?
( \ki: I s \> MULMK '^|
lk l>r. K .r'a Lnngree v
I I t
i?raa#r,tanning and the rapid *
< ipjteaMtpce .oiV many.' goodies
mm cat d.v teres and pastry-,
hops mak(. u 1 >ok carefully at *
he pantry-shei. when thinking of
ectji thes(. days.
Delicious as gingerbread }s, wc
ind that ni'da?e.s and spices have
hrr?rfcleetaok-?uwciy too, By?in r^piie
follewtM^-m ijie Tor a ".runtuiiiinv"
dcs..er( that?w.*l| pleas*? ? very
n.ember of" the laniiiy.
BLACK MOi.AKSKS PEANUT
CAKE
. .... (Serves ten) ,
at
? ?up ehoppe i toast ed pearuls
i n'lv peeled ami 'chopped apples
vv
L-U cup black molasses
l-d cup melted shortening
) 1 o a *
. I-*, cupe iiuur - ,
1-2 cup warm water
1-2 teaspoon salt
1 1-2 teaspoons soda
I" lP!l>p<>on
1-2 teaspoon nut mop
!-4 teaspoon cloves
Add molasses to apples and cook
until apples are' tender. Add
hoi'tcning ard cool. Dissolve the ,
oda in warm water and add to
list mixture. Combine all dry in
iie<irt'nts and add slowly to wet
ijrredients. Add the chopped
masted peanuts and pour into a
leased and floured cake tin. Bake
n a moderate over (,'550 degree 3)
for 30 to 45 minutes, depending on V ,
the thickness of the cake." Serve
ivarm with apple sauce, custard
..jiuce, or hard sauce. \Vithout the
,auco, one serving rusts - 1-2
crts.
(This rettpc tried and tested in
Harrrottnt?fti^ritute hoods Lab
>i atory.l
>r>i*iii.i-: mt wen
V M. E. ClllRC'H ; '
U?n. K. C. Cunningham, Pastor
\\\- Columbia?The S. S. conoved
at the usual time urth the?
fipevintentlent anfl his co-wark;rs
at their post of duty. This
icing pastoral day Rev. Cunning- ~
tam was at bis best, in the name
>1 the Lord, lie preached a soul
stirring sermon alter which the
tdministeiing of the Holy Sacrancnt
was obs- i ved. Many visi- .
oiv worn present. Rev# J. W. Hr.ll
?nd Rev. S. (?l!;\s.s assisted the pas ?
or iy the services.
The Monthly ?rd meeting was - wld
Morday"evening .JunP 7th at
t o'clock with reports favorablt.
C'ora Coieniari. reporter - m
<r- - , -;l
ItliTHKL A. >1. K. 1'HIRCH
t\
Res . H. J. Hutchinson, Pastori~~~"*'~!
? oh
St. (Jeorge- Officers and tea~h"
of the Sunday school were at
heir post m duty. A numb?r are
n Rtti ndance each Sunday. At o
he mornhig service the pastor se
i inn irxi it rungs ar.d deliv- s
>rod -i strong, instructive sermon
Tlie remains of sister Evan Fel *
y v w ro ftiw; ulixc-d hy her pastor
tew Hutchinson. She leaves to
nourr two ?ons, two daughters
'ikI a host <>!' elatives and frrends.
\unt Evans a she was commonly
iilhfl was tlis oldest member in hi
tethe!. She viae a faithful memu-r
tn'il nielli ing years e; tfred ?t
1 or life. .1
? Iti
MADAM WRIGHT
P A L M I S T
famous Reader and Advisor. Not
'ere Today and Gone To-worron
A>ok for Name. ScventVPlBgh- ... , ; T.
er of the Seventh Generation. :_I
BORN WITH DOUBLE VEIL }
This lady arrived in your ,
town to do fc'ood far the
aWf public by her wonderful
- ??,,wvrw m reaamg Tne
V 1 V history of one's life; also
Lf srives advice on all affairs
of Iff?, such as* love af"airs,
business mattery family af'airs,
wills and divorces and most
very thing pei*taining to the wel'nrr
of one's life. .H
Don't fail to see Madam Wright.
Ras been in your state and county
9 years. There are lots of readers
getting placed in year town.
Mudnm Wright is 'the only reader
that/ has a diploma for her
work. l>on't get fooled and go I? * =*
the wrong place. Madam Wright
has an office for white aad coloredr
Rhe don't fail. *
Call or write Madam Wright
West Colombia, S. C. />3g
Permanently located la Wtadie
Tents, on Meeting-BC. m U. ft.
Highway No. ,1, at Qty MaaiU.
West Colombia. t; -in