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m PAGE TWQ * United Order Tei p Holds Twenty-fir E w The twenty-first annual sessit U Of District No. 4 United Order i Tents of the J. H. Geddmgs at jht-rr Jollifee Union of the Juriadictu of South Carolina held its grar tM peaainn with Bacotc Tent No. < jguL Bethel A. M. E church, Darlir toilj s C|( June 14-16th. The -N&tional Superintends Emily (J. Chambers of Ricl "U-.ri? nionth Va., -was present and aid< ' by her interpretation of the la -s-imt. gn<j jjy helpful suggestinns ai advice. Her natural grjce. char t\ K j and quiet manner should be em r? ?lated by all Tent dialer# The executive board met at ,e nMI'noon, June 14th at which time tl Grand Secretary, Miss Edith Shelton, read her report. The are 31 Tents in the state includii 4 new ones; there were 2 new J ,M venile,,Tents making a tbTaT of Juveniles. There was a substan :*?!>" ia) increase in the finances and s ,, debts have been paid. We can Mil * Hh 5 .members of the goal \ set last September for 300 mei 1 ,fl bers, because 205 persons connec t ifu. etj themselves with the sisterho during the past year. Miss Sin tn .,{.ton had served only 0 months b I v' . proved herself to be an efficie secretary by the creditable i ' fort. Favorable comments frc both?officers?and?delegates <01 ?r be heard at the conclusion of t report. t*~ The?Grand Treasurer^ Mi Jhnnie Barr of Effjnghatn.. r?.pc *f' tallied as to the state of the nances. The president called i : ,0 tention to Mrs. Barf's loyalty the sister hood. She has all her grandchildren in the?Juven . 1Tent. The President, Mrs. A. M. Citi : _ rett, of Columbia presided in h , tj.( usual calm, dignified manner. S ? 1 attended all of the grand sessio although she had just recently v , covered from a serious illness. her report, she made three time! recommendations that will ma tor. a greater and better Siste hood of Tents if accepted and ac ed upon. The national superi . lendent and others commended t 7 president for hex excellent repoi These reports of the various co mittees showed th?t the rnembe * were; keeping up with, the trend fherfimes -The. report of the Te perance and Educational and Sta ??or Country <'on>n>ittees were di ! chased, at length. . Twenty-one persons received tl Seyendegrees at the Degv Ruling.. ??????' . Mrs. Grace Chapman of Ch; 'lesion .exemplified the, signs i ~~r~ each session. She is vice-pre; * dent of the board and one of i ?__?oldest members. . The Juvenile Teats of Effmgha ^ entertained the Grand Tent wi a unique program at jjie Tuesdi afternoon session. . Each partic ' i. pant took of her part well. Oi boy the son of sister Jordan, S perint'enderit of the Juvenile, wi on the program?He was the on male member at the TanL_sessio A pjrogram "of welcome,-<-0 which L>r. Sparks, Prof. B. i Gary, Mr. W. M. Mundle and Mr L. M, Rogers appeared was offen by the local Tent Mrs. Sheltc vwyviiucu, magpie ivawi ?. -., of Dillon presented the Nation and State Officers. Mrs. Chan bers made an address givmg tl history of the organization of tl ' Tent D6 years ago. It was a ma terfal address. ,x The Pride of Little Rock Tei won the membership cup this yet l'or bringing in d2_new member This is the second time they ha\ led the...state in the number < ,t- . new members added! The Committee on Memoirs r< ported and the Memorial servi< for 2 National Superintendent ?- the Grand Secretary and 11 men W1 bers were held at 12 noon Jur tOth. Mrs. Chambers spoke of tl work of the National Superintei dents; Mrs. Chapman for tl Grand Secretary and the Leadei for their mefnbers. This was a Impressive but sad ceremony. The report of the Deputies sho ed encouraging progress both sp itually and financially during th past year. Tuesday evening the Gran " Tent Sisters were?guests?of- th local Tent at a reception. A d< Ircious repast was served. Tl >. delegates will never forget tl *5~. hospitality of the "Darlings" o Darlington. ?MMfc- The 21st Grand Tent closed wit ^"enthuslas'm, fellowship and un Bfcty, and with a feeling that it wu the best in the history of tl Tent. "JU MT. MORI All A. .M. E. CIIURC1 ? hct. u. r. v ante, ramor fe..";. .8. S. was held as usual and tli lesson was enjoyed. At 1 o'cloe service began, the pastor preacl h"* ed- a "wonderful sermon.--At 11 pm Rev. Smith brought'a burnin "MnaKe. Mrs. 8mith was alp K7 ~ present. We are planning to parr jmr church which we hope to eon in tithe for the revival. A j*?;-.' the night service Rev. Chapmn delivered the message. This wt ?? fit interest of Mrs. Rosa Hare HHF; Jtbfx. Quartet selections were a WO, enjoyed. We were glad to st Mr. ' N- M. Gray out after bein ty^stp> We were glad to har its District 4 st Annual Session >n Mis. Simmons and little darghti af with us who is spending some tin u' with Rev, Vance. ltj Mr. Simpson Gallmon, wife at 32 baby from Philadelphia spent tl lglucck etui With --patents.?fHtr visit was much enjovc-d. it . . h ft. HELTON NKWS iii By (Mrs.) Rebecca Martinm " . it- The members am! friends o u* nessed a wonderful ttml spiritu: 1 time thiid Sunday as Rev. T. 1 r'. Tolbert poured out his soul in d< 1 i\ei ina very interesting: heu loin bine mid ..-quI reviving Fat I it. ers' Day message. 1 can tvutl ill fully sa^i- because in brief ii pul IU lie collection of $31was taki ** and the choir was at its best. Se>t. eral visitors were present. M od t uiniiijrham and daughters, Mi: i'* Rosa I.ec and Ruth from I.eve u* end: -Mr. Walter Strother of Fo id , . -j . fierce, Flu.; Mrs. Lottie Bt >ni ) earirins of Mexico; Pvt? - Wtl 111! i mtigiiis Williams. be tug these services the M sons then entered into their Mi )ri sonic Lodge ce! o bra t i n g St. John ti- ' Lay. This meeting was very ii M- sp,-rational l>i uhich another bei tiful message was given to us i the man of God stood before i | jiVd seemed to-Tift burden ami s< row from our hearts. This wj Kev. W. R. Martin of Greenvill n> lie took for his text "Upon th e- rock I'll build My Church", T1 1" spirit was with the people, 'y* On last Sunday evening a grar children's L)ay program was rei t- iered at Silver Hill. A ni.e crow n- >vas present. ? ' An entertainment is given I j the usher board on the 5th a"E Si rs ver Hill, in interest of the chore of Pvt. M. C Reed of New llam| 'h shire was the guest of Miss Ca *c rie Josephine Martin hist wee .icconipanied t>y sisters and cou tn in.- Pfc. Charles Agnew. Cam cc Shelbv. Miss., was the guest i .Miss Hilda Anderson. Others ai at expected soon.. SPARTANBl'RG NEWS h. th Prof. Eugene Rivers is in Wi ry mington, Del. where he will be a :1 summer visiting relatives ar friends. a>i Miss Bertha L. Rivers, Mr 1\ Millie Rivers left for summi school at Orangebui g._ .n Mrs. Elouise Turner left fo 'A . ,s Washington for the summer. ><i >n, 5= ~? MN ETY'Hl X N llWH ai I Mrs. C. A. Dean returned froj j* .-'t. George. She reports one s. the greatest sessions of the W< nen's State convention. Mrs. ^ K. Howard our great presidei II with the women of the state ce s. ,, V ainly are bringing things to pas j . 'These energetic women laid o ~ tlie table $4000. "Well Done" -- j?yt. Curtis Carter of "Ft. Be e voir, IVa., spent a seven davs fu R. / ough with his parents Rev. ar it. Mrs. A. C. Carter. ie Mr. and Mrs. Dock Robinson r< 1_ ?erved a letter from their son E< die Lee of the U. S. Navy. He n in North Africa and getting alon nicely. w cir.1 r>w.i n 1 -r ?-? mviiniu v^un oi OI WC 1,1 ir gineers Co. writes a very interes IC rig letter of his experiences i d lite army.He is in North Afric te- j'lso,?These are?line young mo of Ninety-Six. Rev. J S. I>ial and members ai f beautifying their church, Trinit with a beautiful coat of whit oaint. ? '* As I am writing this news th ie painter and carpenter are getti'n ready to beautify Bethlehem. Not :ng could be better than the per .. pie working together and makin the houses of worship beautifu The Willing Workers club spn ' sored a Calendar wedding whic ie was beautiful and the drive nettc k $1?7.00. Mr. F,. S. Graham is tl i- ^efficient president. fG Mrs-. Mtnry Bland left-bret-Toe g (ifiy for New Jersey, to Rev. and Mrs. .Morgan of A^hi it \ille, N. G., worshiped with ti I- members- of St. Paul Sunday." it Cpl. '\\ illiam Harris son of M n and Mrs. J. F. Harris has bet in i?i umuiea to sgt. in the U. 's Army. 1- Mr. and Mrs. Butler of Georg se are visiting his mother Mrs. Be g lah Butler and children. ik Deacon Luther Logan repor i- wonderful servhe at Enoree Zic in Sunday. Re\< Gordon preached re wonderful sermon and baptiz< i r f 9 ^ ' r ^ jp - [ a .?,?: , _?, ^ t?T_?;? ?! c n- s. . V--..x.rr ; ? :?i? ?L? ?? j Released .by O. S. War Prparti WHICH IS WHICH?No one C? ls ?n the left and Leroy Arnold on th e- fice versa. They're identical twins 's reunited here by War Department u' and acting corporals. 1(j seven candidates.Children's Dav at Trinitv an1 1 i- . ,(l Bethlehem was very good. ] Mt. Pisirah Sundav niuht. These iv ~ I young men can realiy entertain ( , vou with"beautiful sonrrs. h. * - ... " . .IKUrSAUlAI NIvWS r- v ? Rev, N. I.. Hush. Pastor ; s- ; ''' Services were good Sunday, a' Immsnlonv rhiif. h. S vvii car ried out to perfection. We had two 'visiting, teachers. Mr. Robin on from Balestnirg and~Mr7:Tfm i's lniiii .mnnsicn. luw. ivusr \\~as at liTs ~besf. ""SuFji'cT TIxTumfiTT '1- Yourself. The message was eti | ill ioyed. A eolleetron was taken foi . id Mr. Harris for Mt. Zion rally and ( amounted to $7.01h Visitors were Si. _ilr.-and Mrs. Robert Kenner. Mi -'i anil Mrs. Cook of Augusta. (I:? 4 Everyone was very triad to see . ?r Miss Virginia Kenner baine front N*. Y". also Mr. Georrye Kenner o! Pennsylvania who exported t< <_ 'eave for the army but was deferred, and w ill " re Cm;' To TTTTIT ylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Adams o. . ? Aiken wuro ;it (htnch?Stir. l:ty. Mr. and Mrs. Georire l'er-rv. Mr Anna C. Stalov. Mr. Mi so (Iran >f Aiken were the Sundav after- , It * < 1 mnn guests of Mr. and Mrs. (! (. ' A. Ken nor. & Vera Kenner. reporter m T* RKEDY BR ANCH N KW<S td In spite of the inclement"weath <*r it did not stop the chur;hgoer ? from iheir duties. The "Reed\ ^ !- Branch Sunday school and singing ' ] is class was invited to Mine Creek g to render music for a Children's Day program. Mrs. Mary Craw i- ford taught the lesson. t- We are very glad to have Mrs p E. Mobley home from the north 1 to see her son before he goes into ' n service, also visrted father, relaJ fives and friends. Our boys who arc called to sor v vice are Marion Mobley, Willie' t. Wilson. They are on 1(5 days furlough. .Pvt. Willie .James An|( drews one of Mrs. Maty Craw loro s aciuit students has >>< ? | ^ operated on for appendicitis. He j. is expected to return home t < -pond awhile with parents, j Don't forget 8be old Fash'nn 1 picnic whiclv^sthe Victory (iarden . -tudents 'and teacher is giving at ^ , Mt. Alonza i.Hobley store ! o'clock ' ' Saturday evening. Graduates Fram 1 N. Y. University e>e Among the June graduates from f New York university was Mr. ' r William Klhert Johnson. II, of ' j Charleston, South Carolina, who ?n received his M.A. degree in highei v S. education. Mi-. Johnston, gradu- ' aled from iSouth Carolina State > ia College. Orangeburg. last year, j and ts a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. He is the son of Mr. William Klhert Johnston, ts Sr., who is an instructor 'At Voor ! hees Junior ("ollrxrn f in >...! South Carolina, am! Mrs. Man' E. Johnston who is .Twines tcs h er of (Jieenwood County, S, C. T ' ^ **"* * *' ? Cl Ill L~L"~?^ Ml it ' *. .fM nr^i^ iy _ j^jrajS ^ ? jpv-'' ^<Jtr ment Burean Of Public Rotation! in tell whether it's Elfoy Arnold le right in the above picture, or in Co. H. 365th Combat Team? order. Both are good soldiers [Tnion Baptist Delegates Return In snrte of tlie 'one drive frntv he Sunday School congrOss hel' m Cir.. wwpiti. ( 'hio o r pastor hiived safely with delegates? ant ins at. his post-of duty at 11 ??!< Sunday morning and brought "'si i t s I ii'ringr~mossage to us.- sobeit "Obligated". This man o! ;-jd "in fulfilling his obligation hoH-^d-we^d^ns4.e;ntt fatigum. mil the seriiien wii: io.ig. be re nemhemi; 'i-tic dehg-nccs to * tin VTuiin ids 5Tis-i< >nai y Sfhtu convui ]<>iy_\veie Mesdames P. A. Ingraiv dpV.eliu Harris. Martha Martini ilizabeth Stephens. J e n nbttt ,Vlirte, Daisy Belle Williams an< 'atsie Simpkins whom ac.-ompalied tlie .Junior MiVshinarit-s; l)r. -J. (i. Stuart attended an inerraciai meeting in Richmond, Va as-t- . I .est we f'org i t. The.- Sun day chool had a large attendance. the -nipt. attended the S. S. congres* n Ohio and I he assistant xSnpt., dr. John Wilson"was hi cHargr: I'he lesson was intet esting'.y roit wtd by1 )earon I >. TT NTozTe" -lne---ot the aduit classes was int meted hy. a wliitV minister who nvitcd us to attend a 1?ib!c- study .eld at Sidney?fnrk chivh on Ivriiay night, July tub. J'li' oast or spoke to us a traits mndav evening at Spin \\hh ae aspiring-? message.- Tito choirs ang with new interest all day and he hymns and juhilees were en>y< (I by all. The joint Missionary society K-ld its regular meeting on "I'uesay night with the President N. A. !ol inson in charge. Air. Kuirenc Preston. I*. S. X'avy s visiting home on his ft Hough Deacon (Jreen Scott. Mr. L. K. Iwrtxlor "us well as others are till ind is posed. Our visitors, have a , stamlint: nvitatioti at all times. I). B. Williams, reporter ST. JAMlvS A. M. K. ("Ill R( II Rev. Wni. McDonald, I'astor As usual Sunday school u;e urj?ely attend, d and the rc.viev. iy the pastor_t.'as inspirit)"-. Tlx 'rilnary (lass No. 1 is lioldrn^ the ittcn?i:.ivce banner, Miss Sarah \ o'odson teacher. Sunday moi'tirijf the* pastoi :reached front Luke 1 1 theme nine of the (Jrentest. Se'rets o! ,ife. Sunday night Rev. S. K. if.t11 in?was with -tts-ttmh preaelred roil) N'eh. '?'.1, theme N'o Trouble i inc luver. tior.n sermons won oikI Coo thotijyht and enjoyed b\ II. We ir.iss .Mrs. Mary Lou Phelps oho is in Laurens at the bedside u' ,her mother and the, c hoir also r.iss Miss Boulali Darby who is pending hen vacation at the Atantic Peach. * Aithouph the weather is-hot il iasT not afVeclC-d TiTTT' church poors he way our pastor preaches, wc ire hopiep Jus will he with us foi iiuuy years. A ? ? V "7T* I'l l'XI.MK'ltro LlOADKH ?3C< -fclis5F ~^lGH Ul" . _J | r s\j^:r i I A".4*"' v* ' / ' *v r ' 'J' "i~~ _jj?* J l.^0r'<Sf- ?i~ I' " jONK WKI.K lilt FORK CAMP 4 Thuvo . 6iily uau )<_I''G ]'* j t!>e Triioys to plan for smnnn wcair.fi. _A?Uitylrj-iJl 1UL) SluuLs W: he- leaving Camden. O'vangebuv Covington "ixl Columbia. for can j Sunday .panning. July 11. ;TI i-iimi> site will only accomnunla j WO. j All St*>Uts -planning to "attet -} must?pay--the foe of Sd.on?no 1 , tcr than Julv !?. The purchasir JONES CHAPEL Clll'Uni 1 TO OliSERYE CHANCE IN I . ' 1 SCII KDCI.E FOK- Si MM EH A change in the hours of se , i: ? s for the Jones Chapel A. 3 M K. Zion church for the remttind of the summer are as follows: p ' h ti reh school?10 tMW." ? p ALimmtrworship?11 J'.u-.-a in. ! V. C. E. Forum?7 p.m. r Evening "Wdrshtpsf-X p.m. " ~ .* ; 'All week <lav services at t i ohtuvli wMl begin at 8 o'clock. The 4th <|unrtvrly meeting f 'ones chapel for this conferen veiir \i ill begin Fridav nit* lit. Ju ( 2nd with General"Chts'S"trnd-Lo Feast. Dr. J. W. Shaw, the pr iflina1 eider of the TTistli t. w nreach at the morning and eve :n<r services and administer t . Holy Communion. Quarterly to -- tcEimpi.1 wiii b'j .held Monday nit h.iy r.;h. Kev. J. I.. Moore,- mitdsUT Harden St. USO New A special pa> t.v~ was given f the soldiers and their wives o Saturday night, July 2d, at tl Harden Street USO. Many can out to meet -other husbands ai o ives, to play- yames, dance ai enjoy a tasty lunch. Other ge to-gethers of this kind are beii ph. nned. There was a full house at tl Birthday party <?n hist Kpith ni^ht. Those whose birtlah Mini* .;i .June were if rent I v ehvr when the gifts were passed 01 Some even tried to change the birth months. However. evoi one received a piece of the do cious birthday cake whi.h w with twenty one candles. T1 rowd dan oil and made merry u il a late hour. A >Aycessr.i" community sii was held at the ('SO on last Ru lay under the direction of Pre ~ .1. Sk A ndersnn iKsrstort hy t h Benedict-Allen ( ourt chorus. A audience of civilians and sohlie yok pant rn this enjoyable pas into. Negro Spirituals and Pati otic son^s were most popular wi M-e group. On next' Sunday. July 4." Re \. M. K. cMiurch. will he the gue ~ -peaker oh the Vesper Hour >:0l) p.m. Mi's. C'oehran, wife igt, Wilbourne Cochran of Fo i Tackson will bo the soloist. Mtif appreciation will be at 5:0q i usual. ; War Mothers arc urged to tresent at their regular meetii July 8. Business of important On Friday night of this wee ; the h stesses are -(Wanning a ('i : 'ierella party for the "Boys". J.o ~ Of surprises tfV-e in store?f .those who attend. . .. A t c-. jix. 5^8 gRICA JMI r I committee. \V. J. (iilliant, M. A ' KiitziiiinjrCi- and I.." F. Scott will li-V'iii I uyiiijj* si pplies after this tl;.L?i, 1 j Kuch Troop y;<>in?' to camp ; I should have its. specific objective j clearly staled and undor?tou?I and i (dans flefinrtely laid for Teaching: ' , or pi ogre'^ing Itiwawl that objective such aa preparation for ' j a Caniporoe. promoting: Scout j j Advancement, prucH^o in Scout, craft, etc. Patrol Leaders are going to play a Very important ' >i font in making the camp a sue? s'i ressful one. They are responsible ill?for the?actrvily?of?their?Patrols. rr i Don't forget to check all the vp?thii'v-?yew?w4H?need Tt ramp. -1 it .Health applications must he turn te od in before leaving for camp. fronts may go to I)r. R.VV. Mance tdj-arty-rhty excepting Sunday at 5t.'iO a?"Dr. O. J. Champion will examine ig Scouts from noon Until B FN EI)I( IV A LL EN Sl"M MER SCHOOL PRESENTS KV ENINCi OF DRAMA Tuesday evening, duly fl. ttt J v- S:.",u o'clock, the dramatic com- J M. m.ittee of the Benedict-Allen Sum ei nur >chool will present thespiatis chosen. I'i oin the student group in three one act playsT The H plovers-have been carefullyclwrs- en with special attention having ; been given t<) their aptitude for " '1!> interpreting the several characters they will be called upon to ' portray. The truce plays that ljl Will he enacted are "The Ladies ^ ' Discover America;" "Sharecrop- | pers;" and "Our Dailv Bread." , e- ... I -This ermine of drama is being n given by the Summer School personnel in the financial interests n. >f Allen University and Benedict -College as separata entities LL-, will be held in the Allen L'niver -ity?Amlitorium.?oacl the admis- -:<m is '25 cents. The public i s most cordially invited to attend. and an entertaining, as well ns instructive evening is assured. en ? 111 ZXdNt;..AROl NI) h, BROOKLYN" ? * T ___ , By Mn.-sena Greene Jennings "?' Well Folks: I g ess at this writing the heat got you as weli 1" [ all of "lis: the themonieter for the | oast week has been registering lv. ! 'mm ! 1 degices and up. My! hut tvr jt'.s hot here. We are hoping foi IV " oil of soom When the weather is cd from one extreme to the other, it it. foes something to you. >ir Let's peep in at our social tally ndar and read what the Brook1). lynites are doing. Buzzing a ; siv "fir ml u'c fniinil Psanffv I FT Lowe decided to visit her hprrrr , lie in Aususta. Ga. She reports an n- nioyahle three weeks stay with relatives and fnemls. "Mrs. Cath i? "line Brown and Mis* Ella Peril cell "Spent a wonderful week end < >f. with re'atives and friends in Phil ' udelphia. Miss Pel cell , has de ~ in tided to live a life of leisure for ,s one year, she is j?oin{r to tour the country and see the jjood old U. S. A. Her aim is to visit every state in the Union. More power tp you Miss Percell. We wish you ' a. iovous trip. ***" Miss N'ui h White is " visitlTTjT ~ s t . M relatives and friends in the good >!d South..-She writes she is havo t ng an enjoyable stay. . Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jenninggave a joint birthday party at their home May 2'.), which wa-bp graciously attended by a host of friends and relatives. A delic ious . | >e menu was served and was enjoy>k, ed by all. They were showere.t < n- with many beautiful gifts. Mrs. its .Jennings is the former Massena or Creune, of Columbia, Jl. C. M?", Jetmiugs algp attended,; a lunch yj & J ?^JK Rn'rnsert hv u ?* Wm I?ernri*?,?*fil Hurtnu of Pnlilii* " Hf ;?t ??ti> <TL. GILBERT 1>E GROAT of Patterson. New Jersey, is ? member of h Military Police Balta-ion stationed in Great Britain. An amateur boxer, he has won ovei 60 fights, including a Golden. Glove? contest in the United States and three in Great Britain, i:! :>, i .dtc r-\eeen SUMmi:r school professors DISCI SS TENSIONS The Benedict-Allen Suninidi School chapel committee providedfor the delectation of the teachei students, a pa.M . discussion last Monday on "Racial Tension;-ex.? r>.. . i .. i ) r - : ? .. .) OOllll* i ITiriiHIIV V.UIIM'S ?l II II ni . > " '1 hi- [i:iin-l roniprisei! f)l ' 1. K. Brig:.1s of Benedict1 < 'allege, Mrs. Jtooker T. CJritlith of Fort i ?illey > tale .College and Dr. H. vV. Dauiuv;ii'diier _6f Allen Uhi.fcisily. Dean truerney E. N'el mi n! Benedict. College, tlirector 1 the S? mine! School presided, so interested did the spectators ind auditors l.ecome that it was tig'nested hy I)r. Starks, presilei.it of Denedict, that the panel <e resumed at an extra chapel session Wednesday. This was lone, -and the students entered i nt husin?tically into the discus-ions. Other chapel speakers have been President S. R. Higgins of ihe Summer School. Rev, II. B. Butler of the faculty of* Allen University.. Dr. Frederick II. Ded .n,i of Allen University and Dr. 1. i . c olchuiph, ptistur nf Sidney! OMF. 'church. The students I have -expressed? themselvea- ft-'S-j wing profited greatly by these noetings-.- - . j... on at the palatini Waldorf Astoria given in the-honor of Sii William and Lady Beveridge of j Rngland. The affair was attended iy the Social Workers of Brookyn and New York City. Mrs. fennings?is n Social?Worker. J uno is the month for mar iatio and graduation.' Both places nie in a now adventure in life, "n "Ml*s iSo s ? ? Brown tiTRl (rCorge ' lack dcci(lo(| upon marriage, hey seemed .very hapjYy with aeh other. Amone the thousands f };ifjfh school graduates tw() forner South Carolinians came out v ilh high honors in the names of ' 1 iss ?Sarah Qliick and Mr. Mack Bailey. Miss Quick has decided o pursue a business course. Mr. lailev states due to the war proram. which (night interrupt his uture plans; since he is over J8 cars, has not decided on defiito plans for the future. May on students succeed In every en 'eavor that each sees fit to hoose. Stopping over to call on Mr. nd Mrs. A. Swepson. we found hat r they- were over glad to hav< heir youngest .son home from he Navy. This being his first tsit since joining. Mr. Albert Brown lias span r -* ** w,, works Vacation with rein ive# in Montgomery, N. Y., retorting a pleasant stay. Mis. M. G. Jennings had as a 'lemorial Pay week end guest, Mr. Tiny Davis, his lady friend mil hLs .sister Mrs. Virginia Pit :ardj all from Washington, P.C. Our pastor Rev. J. P, Sawyer - still preaching his soul stiring messages. If vrtu are planling th visit our city this .Sumner, come in and worship with s at the N'ew Hope Baptist' hutch 4J Sumter St. You are al , .vavs welcome. .ikmovah hai't. curncn llcv. C\ H. Frerman, I'nstor Services last Sunday, Juno 20. vcrc very nioolv carried out he innintr with tho Sunday school, [t was tho 5th anniversary of ou? astor. At .1 o'clock tho Rev. W. s. M Coloiu'h preac hed the anniversary sermon. Text St. Mark f>:10. Everyone enjoyed t h i si >ucssHy,o.' *" The BTU at 5 o'clock was in ? ?. *: Saturday, July 11)13. < Classified Advertising Column .Special 'Notices, Cards of Thanks, Memoriams, Kirth Announcements .Marriage Announcements, etc. are charged for at the rate of 10c per line. Cash mucst accompany the order. Minimum charge 50c. MEMORIES In^vtetiiory-of oui dear husband? ?. ami father Jack Davis?who died June MO, 10M7, at his home Ninety Six, S. C? Six years have passed since that sad day; Thdi one vve loved was called away Ciodi took him home it was liis u--i will; ? But-.in our hearts he liveth still. , Lucinda Davis, wile; Katie and Magnolia daughters. IN .MEM OKI AM. ^ I In iiieinorv of my mother Mrs, Emma Knox. A r.iother so liiyed by me ami others, A mother who Til never lorgej^^^ 'Mother we-^loVe you yet., Daughter:* ... Mrs. .Katie Knox Ceorge; . * Adopted daughter: Radio Knight. to the imtf? The Just-Kite Hotel and Cafe 102(?-102<? 1-2 Washington St. Voe ton get the best llU'llls Wld looms both, electric lights, drinks and refreshments when you are passing through Columbia, o r iti Columbia. Make the JustRite hotel your stopping place for board and lodging. Just drop us r. card when you are arriving here, because we are at all times ready 10 board and give you lodging. Just write us today. Just Rite Hotel, Columbia, S. C. By Rev. F. B. McNeal. COI.I MBIA NOTICK The Col. inbia District Baptist Sunday School convention will convene at the Ridge wood Tabernacle Baptist church, route 2. Cofr nVbi a. S.C'A irgust X-TT-l 0 - J 4 12: phe -master ofceremonies will con du: t the services for the week. The moderator -and--ehatemafi?wfH ive full her nat-ice to the public. I Sunday school teachers and super.. intehdents of all churches are asked to take a part in the convention. St. Paul. Bethlehem, Zion I Pilgrim, all are joined in the meet 1 ing of to-day. , liev. F. H. McNeill, clerlTT Rov^5 ' R. I). Glover, moderator; Rev. Z. IK Dennis. chairman Rev. I?. A. Smith, master of ceremonies;, Rev. T. II. Hitches, treasurer; Rev. W. "FT I'oarsoiV, recording -e.rctary. 'College Daze Dance" At Macon USO Club I Macon, Ga.?A gala "College I Haze Dance" was enjoyed by soldI iers, Macon's college students who | are home for the summer, qnd other civil farts at the USO Club. 104 Spring street. Wednesday evening, June 23. The dance was one of the features of "Co-ed" .week, the week in which Macon's -co-eds-were-invited to register for volunteer service at the USO durI ing the vacation period. The simj pie but lovely decorations were composed .of flowers arranged in artful fashion and colorful pennants of leading colleges and universities. The atmosphere of the USO club was collegiate indeed and the enthusiastic, fun-seeking crowd of collegians felt very much at home. Collegiate tone yvasf add ed to the affair by the dance programs presented"to ea h guest as he entered the elub. Music was furnished by Rgt. James Polite and his- band from the Fifth Regiment, Camp Wheeler. Featuring w, the dance program were dedications made to the different col -. leges, fraternities, sororities, 15(43 graduates, Sweethearts of Macon and new members of the band USO Volunteers served refresh. merits which included delicious punch, peanuts and cand" from *r .artistically arranged "Bar". ? rnrted by the Re v..1.?A. Tay-^^^ or. At 0 :J0 communion. Kev. C. 5. Freeman at 8 o'clock preached wonderfrl message from the Volt Jesus fell in wrcked men -irds. Text St. Mark tf:44. The mount of money raised was 75.2'd. |h .Qjjl-Jluu: 27. services began at .Jv he usual hour. The Rev. II. I,. Washington preached ii _fine serion. Text Genesis 7:10. lie wns able to got one convert. GIF at 5:150 o'clock. Lessons it: lait'j'ht l?y Deacon M'?ss antl \irs. Katie K. Yo.ng. At 8:00 luck Kov. Henry Minis preacji (T a splendid sermon which ev^j-y ;-iu' enjoyed. On Monday night the Sunday > hot,I ivndcred a program which j everyone enjoyed, "The Sunday | Sc htioT Drive" will clt,se on the third Sunday in July. ~7~ ,';J& ..