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Saturday, June 26, 1013. Honored for L?S & jp :^':^f: < v? . ? The coveted Army ,and Navy-' in the production" of war material . Loading Company. munitions suhsi pany"and operator of the geverni Plant at Talladega, Ala. Employfei ^1 if lit Comim-K^S^ Brown are Clai ? both of Talladega- Col. Theodore flag. In the rear is W. N. Cochrar Cola Company and general manag< CHESTER PARAGRAPHS . l< Friends and relatives are hap- ' , py to see- Mrs. Maggie Buchanan Young out again, after being right sick for several weeks. ( Mrs. Elveater Hall was railed ( to Montcjaiu, N. J., to her daugh ] ter, Missl Esther. Attles, who was injured in a defense plant there _ After spending two weeks, Mrs. . Hall returned home, bringing ' Miss Esther with her. Miss Es- | ther is doing nicely here. Mrs. Daisy Douglass, Mobley , Sg., has as her house guests her ' daughter,; Mrs. Abbie Hampton. , and her grand daughter. Miss Mrs. Lula Worthy, of Wash- j ington, IX spent last week ] here very pleasantly, with -tela ; tiees and--frioruU*. Mr. and Mrs. -A. D. Griffin had , as their guest Sunday, their ne- ! ' pKevv; PTcTT; IX rnTTTfo:?f==Forr r . i _ - ? ' _ Miss Mary Lee Ward, daugh- . ter ol Rev. and Mrs. John Ward . is at home alter spending some time with relatives in Bucyrus,.| Ohio. On the sick list are: ."Mrs. Lis-J cille Allen, Lancaster St., Mrs.' Fannie Ciritlin, Center St., Mr. , .1 ilj/t Allen, Patrick St., Mrs. Hlladsmith, Ashford St., Mrs. Lucy Ma-eke^, Loomis St., Mr. Hazel Adams* Oak St., Mr. John Hughes Pincknev St., Mrs. Satire Sanders," 1 "?York St. " Misses Sarah Mildred and Vi- , vian Ayers have gone to Washington lor the summer. Mr. Wii liam Cohen_ and Mr. ' Godfrey _ James have gone to Cincinnati. ( Prof. S. L. Finley, director of the Piedmont Summer School went to Rock Hill Sunday in time \ for the opening of school" Mod day morning. , The Making of the Flag was a unique program at Calvary ( Baptist church Monday night. Seven small children wfth a strip of red thrown across the arm, represented the red stripes?the i . bacif ground of?the?flag?being -j were placed it made the 13 stripes 48 grown men and women, with strips of red, white and blue, 1 from left shoulder to right waist1; represented the~ States. All of i mesu 'grown-ups ano cnuuren marched in and took their places (' on the stage. Master Samuel L. Douglass was the first to march in bearing tw'o Li. S. flags, which ' he placed in vases on the pedestals. Mrs. Lucinda Coker am. Mrs. Minnie Wright were the last to march in. They bore the big, blank flag, on which were to be placed the Stars and (stripes. The pMfcrum opened with the singing of-America, followed by^ the 2Mrd " ? r Pjnrhrrr praj-rr-tr^ the pastor, Kev. M.T. Coker; the Star Spangled . Banner, The History of the Flag, by Mrs. James Stroud; America,.J the Beautiful was sung as a solo ! by Miss Marcella Smith, then, Mrs. Helen B. Walker began" the of the >tripes and States. A^^Hch made thoir financial repor^They passed to the center of ' the stage, and handed a Star to Mrs. Coker and Mrs. Wright, who fastened these Stars and Stripes to the blank flag, and soon there ' was a beautiful U. S. flag fas- ' tenod on to its staff, and made before the eyeS of the audiertce. I: 1'ijk.h participant, besides having o* the national colors, also hud i the name of the State he oh she represented, worn diagonally aeross the breast. All were dressed in white. Just as airs. Helen Vya,- , 1 . ^ - IIL .1?~~ ? gTg^TT-^r: * * ? *tT caueu ior ine deciujb to . repoit, she would tell when s?i<l ] Stale ratified the CortfUtation, or | t when it was admitted tn the tjn- j; i<?n. This program was sponsored j 1 by the pastor Kev. Ms T. Coker.Jg 1 lie total amouirt laised was $o7. Rev, Co her, Kyv. Mi. I'jdeC ?u>d i Mr. John Walker' received, a n d j H countpd tlie money as reported by J cavil person. A big applause was ?$ given when the amount was an- ; ?j*- ?1 tenure est, and when the flag was heid up full width. Miss liorothy '"If'' Heuth was pianist. Pastor Coker) ji I ~War* Effort j; K * I <. mfiyA9 BH - - ft H 8siM9tiHHP*&&fe*JHHIHH :,E" flag:, denoting "excellence s, was awarded to the Brecon diary of The Coca Coin-Gem 1 nent's Coosa River Ordnance es receiving "E" buttons from "< rencc Burt and .Lulu Cochran, ? **c*uc*, ini, prcseiuca inc J ?. vice-President of Tli* fnr-i. I zr of lls munitions subsidiary. hanked all who helped in this I ?fTort. which was in interest of! the Women's Missionary Society if the church. - * _ . m Mrs. Hettie Rainey left Wed- i U'sday for .St. George, as a del- 1 egnte from Calvary Baptist hurch. to attend the Women's < Baptist State Convention. Mr. Louis Pfnckney, of N'.Y.C. T>ent the past week with h i s I unit, Mis. Mary Brice, Loornis J St. Everyone - was glad to see ! lini. . Mrs., Blanche Locks and her"" two daughters Misses Geneva and i M illie Mae Locks left last Thurs- i lay to spend the summer in New i fork C'itv. Miss Mabel Wright is visiting her aunts in New Jersey. - Mrs. Mamie iXmmore, Jearres TeacheE of York County, spent" ~ i little while with Mrs. C.M. Finley, Monday morning. while enloute from Columbia, to York. "*" White. Columbia St. _ S. Navy, in Norfolk, Va., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Eugenia Miss Sarah tiuest and Mr. FraZier Goods, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Goods'! Jeter - St., married recently, t!he is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guest Mcl.ure St. Masters John Gilbert and Chat les Henry Johnson, sons of Prof. and '.Irs. Wavmon Johnson are . visiting relatives in Conway. The Vacation Bible School conducted by, l'rof. and Mrs. J. T. Jones closed Sunday at Carmel I'resbytci^a'n church. -- M-iss--W4llie--Uel4?I-koatU:?is?at-- lending Summer School at Benedict College. - , ? Don't forget to go to the Libiary at Finley High School each-. Tuesday and Thursday and get x good hook to read. Mrs. Juanita Heath is Librarian, and will be ilad to help you. ABBEVILLE NEWS Mt. Pleasant. Baptist Church Kev. T. L. Duckott, Pastor The ten nights revival meeting at our church was very good. Rev. Abner was at his best every night There are live candidates lor baptism which will be at ll:l>0 4th Sunday. The Missionary society held its meeting at Mrs. Nannie Jenkins an Popular St. The next meeting will he held at Mrs. Willie Mac Madison. .wiss Margaret Brown of X. Y City hi" visiting her mother MisVlary Brown on llai risbnrg St. \ Mr. Theophes McNight is visit ing relatives in Abbeville a 11 1 Columbia.? . Mrs. Sara- Rhodes Adamar wh> lias beun visiting Irer mother, Mr-" L.. K, Rhodes of ilarrisburg St. lias returned to her home in Phi'l lufclribiji. P:i Rev. McAdants, Rev. Abner an-. Mrs. Sara. Adams were the dinnei guests?ot--'UfT and- Mrs. Strothei Tuesday of last week. CAMDEN JOTTINGS Rev. Mrs. Adams a Holines;. evangelist has closed a ten days series of meetings at New Bethe A ME on Sunday 4:00 p.m She really preached strong sermons with forceful illustrations.Two subjects always stay with this writer: Tie Your Own Dog. Text from f'hthppmns- d:2 and Loose, thq Colt. Text St. Matt. 21:2 a fin" did she expound. 1A ou Id tlia. the wnrld rrnihr have heard aTr heed. ' rtupeating as of yore, we an WaiUii:g snme- oi?crm?own strong? kUui uni .-i io ct.iiie and car very soon. Jusi volunteer as . WOllvC'l lor LilLisU iius (nciiCllH lady did. '1 he 'Lalnietto Leader was great ly missed last week. Some of th< loremosi laniilies read it wrth pleasure and never mil to spear of its absence with regret. Vacation* time >6 on now. Some!1 "' . Si f < . *,' lie taking it at summer school, )thers in different pastimes. 4 ! We wtye delighted to see the oung Kev. J. M. Duwkins' photo! m the Leader, pastoring in Ja* naica, N. Yr Mrs. Hattie Cureion Edwards is one of his memrers, born and reared in Camden. <i aduated first Irom Jackson; sec md. Rrownine-Mather and third Jood Samaritan hospital, Columbia. it trained uurae of repute. -i_ tfer mother, Mrs. Laura J. Cureion owns a nice home 752 York St. An influential member, of lnnl'ty M. E. church. Purchased i copy of the Leader and was very mtch pleased when we pointed to the likeness and said this is Hutlie's pastor. LAM A It NEWS The funeral services of jMiiss Fredricu Hum of Washington, D C\, who died June 14, 1043 wa> conducted at John Wesley church Sunday. Rev. M. J. Porter, Rev Wm. Brown, Rev. W. Fraiser, Rev B. A. Groom, Rev. R. Davis wer the officiating^ ministers. Tele grams of? synrpathy by Mrsr E Thomas and lovely reading b > Miss Z. M. Martin. Miss Han was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs> Isa Ham. \T A f\ r l. ~t -wr?i.; aum. nilllll' UtUlTK U1 VVHSIllIlgton, D. C., is here visiting rela-" twos and friends. Miss Carrie Dubose also of Washington is-herc isses M. 13likes, Annie L. Car I vwav, Tdetla White, Grace Dukes iii~ the north. with relatives?sm ? Iriends. They left Wednesday ? We regret to find Miss '.Mary J Mack on the sick list. Let u> pray that she will soon be her celf again. Our pastor was all smiles th other day when Mr: K. L. l'vr told him that hrs chicken an flour are now ready. I know Re\ . Porter will enjoy some goad oh chicken \and biscuits. ' r Mr. H .Williams, Mr. C. Rogers ' Mr. R. G. Williams are proving Lhemseives good painters. The\ ' lire giving Jobrt Wesley-church ;. 1 plendid job. I am sure everyone; E will be glad to speak encouraging [y of and to therrL tor they art ^oi'ng their best to please the members and friends of t h t E church. ,v Our t hird-tftmH.erly^confeTOnci 1 will be held at John Wesley Sun daylight;?Let?usasc-otficers an members attend in large number with the best report ever. Rev. E. C. Wright. D. S. will jft-each7 The church school was opened a- 1 the usual hour, wit.h teachers am officers at their post. Mrs. C. \V "1! Prattcis oL Camden and Rev;-Win. Brown were among the visitors. They addressed the school ihos pleasingly. ~ " , Mr. and Mrs. Vancleve Bennettc j were the dinner guests of Mrs." 13. A. Grooms Sunday. Mrs. I). Dubose is listed among l* the leading church goers, likewise Af,< \fin?,ia llnK.vo.. Sandy Grove Methodist Church ~~ Funeral services were conduct j eu for-Mts, tkna McCain at 5a.n? dy Grove church last Sunday af ternoon at 4:00 p.m. Kev. M Jv Porter her. pastor; Kev. W. Brow v Kev. T. Capers were the otficiatin; niinisTeFs. Mrs. Bessie Byrd rea ^ telegrams rrt sympathy from?the; -] friends far and near. \Tr, Jo Rogers president of the Grant! TXnTon "society spoke comforting words. Mrs. McLain.was the beloved wife of Mr. Evander McLain She was the mother of 14 child \ ten; 60 grand children and .1 tj; great-grand-children. She was a true wife to her husband, and : j, faithful mother. She asked hei children-and friends ?not to worn , about her for she was walking in y the path of righteousness and v would never leave it. Surely oui loss is heaven's gain. Mr. K. Kirvin and Mr. D. Burris told Rev. Porter that they wouldn't give him any flour this year but would give him wheat, so he could grind his flour at will. He got the wheat and wHl grind v his flour. It is fine to have good men in the church and communi 1 ty. * . d Mr. Chas. Enoch is holding his record of providing plenty water 1 melons for the 4th. Mr.- Clev -Lucas who has been on the sick 11 . ist is better to the delight o r rmrrflsr?Mr. Lt~ ttnttarrt was cat ~ rl tn Sumter last Sunday night because of The- illness of hrs mothe r. Mr. T. E. Rogers is at home 1 from Baltimore for a few days, a! so Mrs E. Grannerson. (Mrs. Lucy Waterman has finished her defense course at State college, Orange ' burg and is now ready for service Mrs. Ellen Lucas is quite ill ul- p so Mrs. Jane Roderick. Mrs. Mary Bennette, Mrs. Ida Fields, Mrs. , i,aura Holoman were among those ' who visited them last week. According to Prof. C. R. Bennett the cannery will be ready for ser- 71 vice in a few days. The following c, paid last Monday nijfht: Mrs. Ida ^ Fields, $2.50; C. M. Mixon, $1.00; ~V Wm. Hymes $2.00; C. Bunmigjis, 8 J,2.0O; It Woods, $1.00; D. Litfhty " 1.26; Mollie Mack, $.1.00; Ceorjr mna Hyllonian $1.00. Total $13.75 By ft. ?>., reporter BALTIMORE, MI). NEWS 11 By Mrs. L. G. Douglass ' The R. S. R club met with Mia. li (Jelia Graham 810 W. .Mulberry <1 street. President, Mrs. Wilks; ei Sec. Mrs. L. G. Douglass. Meet n ing every. Monday night. Pvt. Johnnie B. Gore was i*n n the city from Port Dix, visiting S his mother and other relatives J The family group worshiped at Tin: ? - ?. -? -- Released by U. S. War D?j CAMP POLK, LOU1S1AN Long Branch, New Jersey, talk in Louisiana. Sergeant Moore ca the swift moving current of the * Colonel Everett Yon, Comn which both are members, commer ing, skillful swimming and court) It. Hebron Baptist church. Pvt. Bruce -McCray from Nor Mk, Va., visited his parents here lr. and Mrs. B. McCray. IIOK \\" 'ayette St.. ami liis uncle Mr. F I'cCray. Mrs. Annie Turner'' randson was also up from Cam; rckett Ya. Fie enjoyed a verj feasant stay, : There will be a supper given a Irs Irene Boler's home 111" X alhoun St., Friday ni'/bt, -.June (PIMP NEWS Rev. C. (\ Burgess, Pusto^ seal hour we met a tine group ir lively discussion of the S. S. les on - which was v? j-y?m-LeliesUu y DOO o'clock Lire 1 uncial uf bm? ier Inman (Bant of (.'nod Iiopi as preached hy the pastor fron st Samuel 22:1 <?, subject: Neai he Kingdom Mr.?hL- K-.--Can ol i charge. We pray thai' our-hx > Heaven's gairv. Our svnipathv oes out for the family. Following, Mr. John (lass, Supt nd co-workers went into theii hildren's Day program which wa.? cute u success. Macedonia M. 10 iiuivh choir furnished nnlodiou. lU.sivj a long? with Pond -Hope he ctjlie tion amounted to Si'2l.">0 k'e had quite a number-of visi it's all day. ) Macedonia where Key. Bulges, leached front Rome 1:11, sub :ct "A" Debtor'." Our hearts weft lacie tu-rcjoice-wUUe the- man- o oil preached the word. We pruj tat he continue "to preach. >ir. Wilson Cleckly, W ootlrov [organ were home from camp Siu ay. Rev. Burgess married, two coles Saturday-night. . Miss R. L.' (iass being a lit.th id. .posed was unable n> be oil unday. We hope she will be oil ery soon. A. R. Sumpter, reporter RIIKIE BRANCH NEWS Mary I.. Williams. Reporter Despite the 'heat Sunday setices were good. The S. S. lcssm as beautifully taught, discussoi rid reviewed. Many interesting ioints were brought out. Rev. Bailey came before us a he usual time and again preach (I one of those so'ul stirring jscr nons filled with enthusiasm; am ?XX'e?wef'v triad to- see 1'it-, \>e v-j* llljjfli" here on iurHnigli. Pic.Slig ; stationed somewhere in Mis* \'e all join in to share the jay <> i-s wife Mrs. Benin Sligh when h iimc in by sur-|)rise. We were also glad to have C|<1 S'illis Watson at chureh also. 1! tsir-Tnnk~~a trin ' to OrTtnjjebiirj londuy visiting friends. Pvt. Arthur West stationed a 'ort Jackson, native of Columbus la., was the week end guest o fiss Carrie Mae Brooks. We an hvays glad to have and meet nev "'' nds. Mope he. will make? a other visrt soon. Mr. and Mis. Whit Brooks. Mire erftnhina Williams, Pvt. Arthit t'rst. Misses Carrie Mno Brook: nd 'Mjiry I.. Williams attendet U day services at Ponfilat Braii'V iantist, where Children's Ilnv wn eld. itisse^ Artist and jluatilta. Len u 1 Af r* HVil 11V?I ?> r I t I 1717-S illld .MfSVl'S lll'fl I'alkcr and Russell I.enon attend I pint-day service at the sann [uirch. A few of the momlHt: n?l the pastor attended evening rrvicea at Ml. Zion Baptist , n latuslKay,- where the- pastor con u.ted service.. A^ain he preach d a sermon that will lon<j he re reinbeied by all who heard it. Don't for?et the Sunday Sehoo L'vival thut's to be at the liar prihg" Baptist church Sunday une 27. We wish those boy3 much sue . .i v . y V : ,, . - . . v- . % O J&* -joc *I*JU . v PALMETTO LEADER >artment Bureau ot Public Relations A?Lieutenant Benjamin Craig of t) and Sergeant Hannibal Moore of over the narrow escape Lieutenant a river crossing, while on maneuver^ ? me to the aid of the Lieutenant when river got the best of him. nander of the infantry rogirpent of uled the Sergeant for his quick thinkgc. cess .\v!m are lie-in y inducted soon.' . < ARI. SLK NKWS Mr. Frank Jeter "departed this . life at his home Friday 'flight - Juno l^th.. lie was one among the oldest men of Carlisle, lie lived lu,In' S'i years nld. U'o was a mom t her of James Chapel Baptist. His . funeral service was held at James Chapel tdu.rch. He - was joyed b- y liiHh old ami young. The members i and fneiuls spoke very highly of ' his life as a great church ma n. 11 is pastor Rev. Sanders preached j the eulogy. His son, \lr. Nathan . Jeter >>i New York is here oil au)! count oi the passing of his fa tlu>r- ? .. . ! anrs l.ena .Savage is, very 11. pt-m N'cvvi.i'i rv hospital. Her father. . I Mr. Ceo. Sa.age and others motor . ed i.Vi r t() see her Sunday, i _ \&s. Bernke Brown Fiederick i- ieit!,?Vlon?.ay e> eiiing to enter i_ _HLOMkifeli--av.hui)l-.ALL- Rock Hill Accompanying with Mi- ami Mis. Kugcag u-wait and Mr. i ri.i.k iiill. Miss .Arthur Roe Kit, glisii and Miss Hssu* Jeter arri?[ cd Sunday alVernoon from lleni dersonvill", N. C. V'.-s. \l !1IJ ?io.u I ?!>..? afusly ill .Monday evening. ^ '-juite ;i siicet?-st iil t|uarti t !y ?:? nti'ieii < tvas held :ii (A. I.um AMU Z.xm church Saturday and Sunday, I>r. 1). C\ Ciuxhy presidL .ni'-. .Musi of iin1 leaders. ...?uuule< film renurts. Sunday the P. K. . was called away. 1 he pastor Rev. ittllian took charge. 1 he spiritral.part,ol the services- was Jiigh, Auwuiit of money raised during the (quarter was $41>.(iS. St. I.uke / church stands in the front rank. i We a re _wi y pleased to see Hs' .or Annaj-Thumpson at church a. gain. She has* 1)oen very ill. Mrs. Kthel Ly'les ot Winston.. Salem, X. C., is visiting mothert in-law Mrs. Mary Lyles and Mrs. Wtinrr irtckmrsrm and family. HARNWLLL NEWS Mrs. M. A. Duncan and Mrs. lv. i>. Citeen who are- attending sMiinu'r school at Iionedict t'ol lege ..spent the week end home. Miss Amanda fitay and .Wis. . Floriu (iray left hist ' wea k for Philadelphia. .-.is n Xt.iij da.tyh left last . . i. .iS<hiy lor ^ oi K, Pit.. wher* he wilt -spend" tne sunutioi. i hi many 11 tends ol Mrs. Kiiu I Join's iegret to learn ul iur ill ness. ^.wis. Sarah Prill li ft la t woek | I j .1 i. v-uu nu'.i ii'u i illUl ?\ c W XOiH, I w iii-rc mh- win spend some time i .'I Willi relatives and l'r iemis. ' Airs. ( { 'rctla .J. Smith whn is ' ;;;U'iii,i11r; suniii.t r sTTToiTi at lien , edict ( olle.te was raileil to Int. ; betlside of her sit-k mother Mis. l\ Lila Jones ' - i t ELI SI IA A. M. hi.. I'll I'Kt'M ' Hev. .). N. Cauyhman. Pastor [ S. S. noenod at 10:"0 with :> v laifre attendance. I.esson briefly . trayhw and reviewed Ity t4w Strpt.with remai ks by the pastor. A Lit ami . prayer service was conductr e<i by Bro. I. S. I,:tke. Scripture r it sson read from "'2:1-21 of Onr. I Tiie pastor took bis text Gen.-#2: i 24. He delighted us with a noble i- rrrmnn and We'alT enjoyed it. A splendid public coIlerUon win l a wM, In the aj'iernoon tile S. S. iepartinent rendered a lovely ' luldreu's Day program. Thereoi e .Stiiidav was a lovely and ens oyal.lt day. ? Mrs. Kthel (Jeter dii'.t.u'htei ( < il'ltle Uettic arc taking a vacation trrp tn"Washfituton. It. ('. an<t a! so Philadelphia, Pa. to visit hei <la. jjhter and brothers, and other relatives. We hope fol* them a I jleasant and sate trip, t Mrs. Jili/.a longshore is on our , sick list. We hope for her a speedy" recovery. Coti.e visit the friendly church. I V4W' r ',^ . -' . V.-V. .. t^'. FLORENCE NEWS .Mis'! Lucia Mac >anttels dang lev of .Nil. and Mrs. .James Sam lie Is. after a brief illne-s pass,., away .June lath at her home o] 7. ? t'urrell St. She graduate* fiom Wilson High school, um the class of '42. The funeral wa held Sunday, June 20th at Ne\ Hopewell Baptist chuicil in Dai ?was tendered and eulogy by th pastor. 1 hose in charge of th Mowers and pall bearers were tii classmates of the /deceased. Th j leiua iis?wese placed under I hank of beautiful dowers. ~ Surviving: patents, [) sisters, brother*?, aunts other reiuuye* itrrtf a host'of lTienift. t Msfctw/Vbu tuaiy of DurliiJgton in chatge <> the itineral ai i angeinents. 1 he lodow.i.g relatives ,wer c?l ed home /in aecoirht of t h < eath of their sister Miss l.uci Mae Samuels: Mrs. Pauline Pel ersorv- M+ss?lihrvia Samuels. MT? Louise t.assoin, .Mr. Willie 7>am i.els. all of Philadelphiar MrMvunw*e--Benjamin. Mrs.-f. T. lav lor. Mr. Edward Samuels, Mis j Kuby Samuels, all of N. V. < and Mrs, I.i/./io Adams of Dai lington. j .Mrs, Daisy II. Brailey was cai eu to Atlantic City, N. J., on uc count of the deatiT 01 her sis lei m-law Mis. Carrie Hollowav, th wife of Mr. (ieorce Hollowny. J Jr. F. C. McLeod president < Wiley ..Lullegi;, -Houston, Texa is in the city visiting his mot he Mis. Maggie McLeod, who is o "trrr?rrrk?rr*t-: ttirr?mrmy?friend wish her a speedy recovery. _ Mis. .1 ulia?J:u.;os?of?fv:?Y.' i is in the city visiting relative .nid friends .Mrs. Hena l>e\oi j .Jin family. '.n!?s m.i ah Gihhs has* returr | oi. to X. N. C. alter spending week with fi iends and relative I :m i . tiihbs and family. Also Mis |..aine J III.ugills of X. V. t. t pi. Aoam Mcl? vr of liorenc 'has been promoted from I'rivat 'first Ciass to the rank of Corp. "riil at tr.e Army Air Base in Xe\ vJrlcans, La. ile was employed b .lie .MlantiC Coast Line Conipun nel ore being inducted into ti; Ai my. lie was transferred 1 i or r.ohning, C?a. lie is know to his friends in Florence as (Bo; -vMcIyitt: "ile "TT'siUed at 7d4 X litim jJlreet. i he city was shocked 'on Mo.n day about the - si.ddeff passing o Mr. Self Faddy a prominent un .iei taker of this city. Funeral ar aug. nients _are invomidete. J LB I A L1LM?MANiS Vera Ki'iuu-r, Reporter 1\ 10ye?> pring--frrimay <v tr* ; Msr.i.i?uuiT wuxjil ..day, hut.. ?a 1. .euene. s Aiiui si. dents i'otind then on\ ys ill oi.iiuay sellout. 1 ne tea on w.vs -tHst-ussed beautiiuny b; nth y . otip. iweiyoue- is inviiui m .lUiiiu chuivh at Jerusalem (i ..iiv.?>y. Uur jmsloi leaiiy lia. the loou for tile soui. ? .virl ami Mrs. Mai ion Gil/sot .oc piuad to have their daCignte i ,sew York visiting them. Ml. ami at i s. .Vtav.iv Mot ley o; .Vvk'.-ii-itisD' arn?Z. 1 uwirsvnu wen . islillig ill the community lecenl 1 y 1'i iembt of Mr. John Holme; .vt ie \ fi y g:aa to see him homt '..iioav tio.vi buvanimn, tut. _J AM A It'A, N.Y. NKWS Sunday teas observed as annua ru'theis itay. Suuuay school wtu taught by teachers and reviewet ny tne bapt. As bunuay was fa titers' Day the sermon was tie .iicicvt m then honor by t h t . astut, ite.. titegoiy wnich wai .bjoyv-tl by alt at oethel Uupuv ll.llLll. " t.asl week we had a tiTiT'" wee. set > tee meeting;, it was the bes we ever had in sume tune. Me h.tt ?\^v. .<t. .VI. Peace I rum I'lhlaue. ,;i.ia. tie once men in Aiseh, b v . .vim \Miat a meeting.-lie itetp to* lis aim really vim pieacn lw gospel. lie uicu m.uiy people l.t ?i.t. t.tUi to oca. oiin. tie teit a o ^.o iu bi.liio.hta lor a meeting .?irs. hornet .on.sun iron. .-v. | ven, i . is now living in Jamai a \v i.. aLi .soil . .it'lonie AtaiSOII ...is. .(lit Colli K'll 1 or feollll I'liil tin.* si.illlni i. .>1 Iss I I'll; ilo-oli is yollo >_ vm.|| vo vi-m.il. .-uinmci school. ?'ivt-r.?.HTH'n I i.n'ft'y oT lierh;>s?tr'tti iv'Um ul coill m; a.>u ail'. Citoi .? i lutson, alio- ail. i'o 1 it-' VYl.lRiin? * e Wvii' glad to have thl'iii win i ho ncthai.y tmspii Choiu .livi'iui'il .vi i. \V inuo.u til 1 iii*..i>, millposer o. iii vi' oi Jor ' ..an.?etc.. on?h rnr.iy,?vrrrrrr?_';nri ml f> p.in. ii you lo111v you wii .v.ii .^oi.ii'v uiiiy gianu. ST. I'M |. 14.VI' I 1. I I II? U( I Hi v. A!. I'. Fearson. Has. I or Sunday school bvgan al tin ..siuii noui with tne a n i .vaiiiui.i ai. their posts. At tl..,u prayer services wen coruiutteu ly Ileac-on T. F. Wood luii and at 12 o'clock the pusloi came un til with an inspiring 1- a voi-. s Day sei inon taKen iron Solomon .4:11*12. Kvening services hega nat K:;i( with piayci ser> ices cuuilvicici l>y Ilea. K. Hope. Tnen rRe pas to caiiie lot in with another inspir ... .-i....on 1.1 iii* 11 mini kn Ml1 J.: I. tviliecti?>n tor the day wui $48.51. Those or tht sick list includei Mrs. Worthy and Mrs. Ether idgo. Amoni' the many visTfor present (iuiing: the day were Mt TTiomas Nelson, Mrs. Itnroth] Nelson and Miss Marv Gaines. Ma*;* E. Strong, Reportei r?. a?-.| ?,V r S War .H. Vt'iili-.nts ami Ki-lix J. 1 /.. | ;r.j jii.h.,11 t t-!i;p mani-jvci-ttT 'uy o:.v oi Air K.cM. Alabama. > ki: 1 :dv nu \\( ii > i.ws n- t Morrin , Rfportfr ^ Tn sMitf of Uif Fmt wc.i! iic-, - du'ii' f.is?n?unnit!1. n?nibcr?nr ' si-hnkiils- fif-Slirulay school. Kvery?mis tit their yr<ist<. The 'I/1-!' _ _an .ViLS l.llf-!:t iiv yisiol- M.P, . rioi 'it" Af'ci \v1iTcn M ."'.Willi'-" *S. ~ f.l' n i, ( i T 11 ..a! u. a ! i :?.-? taik 7TT7 rTv -V" > >*spo';,]i. | to \ v ' ;tKt WiUiTfi. We v- . vy ' a Ij-..; l'i hi'vo o >r teacht.o . I . A!.:. I :-:iVV!'n:i; \v;' 1-. ,s i.|i a :>y. 0 ! vallv V. et!>#?ye?l ,. y j. The ^ A "< to: y (la; j-.jo. i of t; ? *it 1 m- IS. .V.t thi- lime thi-v ni;0.i .y; 1 (|(, *>;i; ,.| , . , ' as It-iv.'jj ; > A!'r.s. Iltiika-tl to v ..l'i over iy >, m a '. ii t y. .US. .i to; any |.,.-e to, y .. i -ivo, i? v.;,.- y:. ? !) h.y Afls. 1.'. \\\- tiiai.k yoti Airs. My-, .'ttrii- "Mlnick ivv:tc,i her ^ '<r.i utters to ii> r heme airt i' e?i in ii; * i.o a.tii :.s c "ate. O- lv.il J ,:\\ > ). toy thoil't-e! j M v. title _ Airs. 1 ot.ia.:,. W.ll;..- * to ye: y -a..! to see his sistef ml ' hilor;-!i home to visit 'her ? rmit her atl'l family?f:o|-.:' W >?.1 ? ?tth;;;'.; N.:*t'r ? '' 'I 'll ?d-dt?i-r?h?pii'l'lo oo '?~ L_h?.11 .1 .:Iy ;:i?d) dLoa.o A ?*y - stole. rT7"'tT.-M- v ili H" ot ;? si.met.ts soiih '* tm Thr?sick ' li?rt Mr?. 'I.nhv ' oyher. Ai>>. ;;h A I. Ky... ' Ail", /f! i - \ II U'TiST ( Hi !M II 14; v. (i. W . liriehtI'.ai i). I'.isim 1 .1? !.ri-t<. 'I he Siuulny 1 i t ... ? v\ :th S .ij't.. teao'tvi , t li:' 'r | I in l- - - ! \\ ?' "im". i n; 1:' \ ; ., v >ri \ i ! I - < :ii'V U-il a yoat-. Sac ! avOs t<> nnvjiii ..or' loss Mrs. M. K. M . 1 .i. .oI:ItS oi, s. Mr.-', liia V. a'aill. -tVatrrtm. y.-Tonrrrr?"Trr I; f . iary, Johnston. S. ('.; Mr. Sam ol (iary. ?Salinla. P. ( .; Mr. ialaC (Iary. Wutorhury. t'oim. Matio John on of (\>nn.: Mr. an I >11 s. Ifeiiry (iary ot' A. jriista. (ia. Wo r.or in the cjinmn.nity, ' alsG in the church. i MHBBraonRMMnwna ^1 M-A D A : 1 | 'I he first time ii I Sli: * " FOR TIITi I n a> ho PilO It* \e] 0 Kenie-nher. sl e iruaranleya'lto f | ail am of v ?": entire life, rust i < mii win. She iruarantees to I properties, c ha tine the conditn I ' nil can look hack upon your lif B been aveited had you proper hi ^ 13 all. What benefit would,it rea< io remove the dark- cloud whir uuaraulecs to do to each and f . .T-O cl > tin ?' >.iln>l lOlO? If (1 force?* t.nt il SIC at (Viinplis'li bitior, of y.iur life. Satisfact Separate Itoom For Colored I' ? - and he c?o>vHveeth. t'rires with I'et niai eniIy I.orated on Meetir II it> ha ay, nc\t to Kawes I tcoo a. M. to 10:ftn V. > I WaHHHBMHBBHI ?| \[ Pepsi-Cola Company, J Franchisee! Kottler: Coluir ^ ' X . . ?r>. t'\ >. '-!*. ^ -** . ' " PAGE FIVE | 11 r*rrwr?w H :r.nu of PuMIc Relations -uW-H+O ! c.nd l.H'UTeiVanls~Craijr id: cf (. Uu.ago, Illinois, watching a i their coiiiiuu'.t ut '1 u.-kegee Army * A IK l-N M:\vs j Friendship ( luirch : 1 I--' ;-n.l<!iin nrondly hailed Snnj day . . .hinc :.'0? h as marking the | u!1 iI'1.. J. J. .Mint y \viui iTTuorP" - I'-g.1' :i:;rn-7ii; . t reni'iny. At the' ; ti. 1 "1 Lii iimnlis ot' pas lorinr ' fi ienkship. Jiev. Ahnov has. with the licit' ??!' the members a n <t 'in-: e'< < !' the churn., pan! <>1V all ? ' ci:t> :ai:rlii a'. I'hl:- .?? lite eh rch. it - l.t i < >;.? iieum the r.roi tgage nit j 'V' war dime. ly put ' . , J;11ir < !! a celo.al rally in an eJfn.rt -j [ :< t :- e >' ! " ' ??; im-. <-\c?, w'neti I ail- li e t<v.;.!> v? re Inin j I: l < lay : 1 .i.nI.. I i ? jn'oin-attt for these services . V Ti* "S. .iulhiv.-, ; ' Prelude? j 11\ tit..-. The Church':.; One Founda. . tion OJjLlVXKatu-U. lli-v. 1. K. (iiini I Anthem?Pin-it | llemarks in he'ail" <if tin* minisi t:i ei.-y?Rev. DttUois. ,_L ; Fein: rk> lit "^ccaTT <>1 tile iayntotr i ot iiie city -Mi. 1'. <A. -it.wes 1 S-i'i l)e,-..e"? Mi;.-. .1. H. Me T" Kissick ~ : ' - ? ! lie . Pea. TI. Winn llyinii---! Love 'lay Kingdom Lord ; S i n.j'ti ?IP \ . 11. 11. tirav 1"' i" ' " ' i A ;Mr> m^.nt'nt.s " : -j-iltTTTnll-l III I????? ~ . ..(Oi lynv.c ?'- : u;:jy Ceremony (Un i.i'f t ? ?? ?? i.. ?.y o! Cuml-yrinn^ church ; __ a a iii address on the 4 . . e "Ivc'i. P it oi lJeht". He ' J .-I in* a < spellbound hy his :.m;>:'!:<g mtei prctatmn of how wo .in- < ; to 1. T<> or.iy <f..' man - ? I ft h.!.*t' he uasc He paid '<> : i ?: ? i saAuT .en u/; h His li'e. jiie ended this wonderful sermon v j with tr.e lyoni- "Owe n ? man, out j to : ; i \ v-To' e: it"..1 out ot' tieuu" | i ht'tfiani was can led jo.it a* licaiitliuljv us can tie ilinig j .m-d. and at tin* end tl;e entile church n**enthictl on front steps I hTriTT.v ,'n I'l tu'titfe. 1 wo lit j lire to Vfal with the thought that ?? | Ctay heuan with, which ;-s i'.nl i!iitv -a"..- to In- only one tinny n ote to ' e said, that is the j . ! "Amen." '"here has been j jiiae'd a y. vonj*" connotation upon 1 thai word, for people generally ... take it to mean the end. But it only means the completion of one treat work, and threat prospects for others to come. M T H K L M A 1ST AND ADVISOR i your City, County or State NAMI- MADAM THELMAN g or.tr?-l the thought, mind and at- I -in.' matter how far away they H r faiis u briny about a speedy .M' of your choice, reunite the | 'he u!?ith's lost Measure. B (ring about every desire and am >Hf every obstacle that may be in promote your business, sell your ?n of your entire life. Perhaps e and s?>e how trouble eouid have nice at the proper time. Perhaps e woman wiw loums all and sees ? ling be t? you unless she is able h hangs over you: and this she very one railing upon her. i?s- every hope and r.esire and amion guaranteed or no charges, eople. White and Colored come in the reach of att. ig Street in the Trailer on No. 1 itarber Shop. West 'Columbia 1. DAYS AND SUNDAYS U~ r.-*T...t '** . |*Mv*NNta ^ Loifc Island City. N. Y. - -4+ ibia Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.