The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 03, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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p*', .Mgfckt* ~~ J^BBE'S 1943 ASTROLOGY ' \ ft. T.?1 read your column c^ j- v wfrTc In. the paper. The cyie 1 'tion is: (I have a pirl friend rn tl ^ ,.i,? heaj-i of Louisiana amt she~nnd| . :Tare ?roinp to marry.- She says ft pie to come where she is so we cs J marry), i want to know does si > mfcan what she writes and tel I me? Does she love me? Answer?Your fUtle Souther jrirl means everything she writt ... she's ijonc over-hoard for y< ???"~4n- n higr way. She is.,just as ai xious to march before the milliter as yem are. Copprratulatioi and the very best of luck to bol of you. S. L." 1 am pretty worried rijrl now! Teii mc if I should try stay here and^ keen mv brothoi ho^so while he's in service i JeavO here altogether? I dor know how to write for a priva answer- . . tell me. Please. ; ? Answer?.Your brother left v< ill nhmnn rff hi" homn n.?) |1; -"fthere while hjeii- lighting for h Country. A change wouldn't he you. -You can rent out a part hr$? honie and get a Job aud fa much better than you would if y< ? moved (nth cljfaaway. living (pi ters are vcryTi^rd to find in se NOTE: YOUR problem will be include a clipping of the column ply?-send ..a Quarter (25c) for LNG covering your birthday; y< . free and confidential letter of wi tions In privete. Please sign yi all letters; give your birthdate; STAMPED ENVELOPE for you ly as you feel necessary and co of logical reasoning. Wrap a (, today! Write to; The ABBE' WALLA" Leader, 131? Assembly Street, ( - NEWBERRY NEWS Mtfc. Edith Halty of Philadf phia. Pa..- is here nursing her sr< sister, Mrs. James Davis. Mr TT?n,. t,?.. ? pain. o. * - xxajyj lo.-.mivwji ijuiui Mr. Mareellinus Glasgow! < J! Camp 'Gordon visited his pare* J -the past week end. . ~ i Mr George H". Croxaon?left ? ?G.-E. -Cannon will?leave Tursiil for lh? J4avy. We wish fur -the boys much success. at the home of Mr. and ATVs. .la ! PA vis oj\ Vincent St. last Sunda "Byrtfi sister Mrs. Add Byrd, niece of Augusta. Go.; M and Mrs. Orlander Davis and chi ren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert RulT. A artd M rs.?Oloophus .Camion-in daughter. Mr. Allen Glasgow and childn Mr. William Ruff, Miss Georg Ruff. Mr. and Mrs. Kddie Suhe all of Newberry; 'Mil's. Malty i Phi 1 adelphliT Everyyboiiy en.joj " ed being together again. Mrs. Minnie Malty and siste Mrs. Carrie Spearman of Phil; rmlphia. Pa., were railed here la Tuesday due to the serious illne: oi their brother, Mr. Willie Spe; J man of Drayton St. Mrs. Florence Thompson passe away at her home here ThuTPtla morning. i ' ?-? ? ] HICKORY GROVE \ BAPTIST CHURCH Rev.""W. W. Towner,- Pastor" .1 . Rnwesville, S. C.?On the Hi I Sunday our S. S. was very goo ' as usual. The lesson was hcaut 1 fullv discussed bv the pastor. H I ' : l^o ught us tw0 great message: Sunday morning from Matt. T>:1 t theme The Salt of tlie- Earth. Siu I day night, Matt. o:S. theme A t Vision of God. Two were recci\ I - ed in the church, one as a cand 1 date for Pantism. The other lit ???? der-Chrtstnnr experience. If eve > you are hungry for the gosp< c ome to Hickory Grove. Anion i the visitors present ,wcre: Mr! Agnes Macki Biackburg. N. C Mr. Tatuin of Britncbvillc: Mrs. T I Ki'tip of Charleston; Mrs. W. V Toomer of Orangeburg; Pvt. Da\ 't Giant of Eos Angeles. Oal 3 ifornia; Mrs. Annie T.. Bowman r Phrladrfphm. Pa.; 'Mrs. Reed e Dorango. We thank all of on friends for coming out with u: ? Conic neaiiP^'ouapo welcome. r Mrs. Toonier .ls 'ttfe' wife of th pastor. Mr. were ospecially glu to have her with us. We hop pastor. We ai"' always glad t iul she will conic again eoon. The members iuyl yisitors rc sponded very nicely in the collec i ? lion which was taken to help wit : %i ,.?n?5iu;..? ,.< a. c.-?, wi ine r ir*i nap tist church in St. Matthews. A *f mount raised $22.25. Total col lection for the day $40.75.' Mrs. Annie L. Bcfmwan of Phi adclphia is spending*. some tim here with her par rfts Deacon an uV '. ^ Mrs.. T., j>. Simp and family. Sh X ' is a aisV9r $}- t,'lc We ai very ?Tan td' have ner home agai Rev. *l?en Stokes hlso of Philn rjt delphia- wai the lant week en K-. . guest of the Sims family. W ^ were alsf elad to iiavfr. him an Misses Lurlehe aria KflMr" Rei K*? ? 'l i nf Qh>tl<lt*s- have heen visi ins ttofr Mm fly hete r?!ctrntly. READINGS ARE NOW READY 1 J " Advice ON THE IOILEMS OF LIFE WWHI mm HOIMKW ft ftv WHO MM ?tP A mm owpiKi..; m tvncomm ?ov? r wvn/i ^ A??E WAUACE SERVICE i'- | lion where defense work is point ? [on. You may write me privately ic J Send '2.r>c for an Astrology Head ?4?{?ittfj ?1a?d?nxuliiin your ease fully rr-^?I y. -1? I am all onset about nr in j lovinir husband who is in jail tr Should -I fro to this place th'Y wo Is yiHti told me about to Trrt^him out 'i My mind told me to write to you n Answer The only jierson win ?a I'JIII 11 o I n vmir husband is a {T"oi ?u attorney. Go to see one and fe il- him haildle your husband's case s It isn't e-oini- Co do ;inv pood; t< is spend your money runnimr to vn th ryiii.s folks for lite'; pie.es. I. J.--I went away t<? sehon lit this past \ear and while I was a to vav I eorrespo'ided with a tren . II ..I I I...I T'... S? 1 IClll.lll ll'JJl I'll ?> . III'II 1 II :>i t.omb for.the summer. he hasn' I't von sjlokoil t<> me. Wither ha; te hi' called. Should I take it thai iic's not interested any more? mi Answer '--Act"ons; speak loudei ul t han u (7rils. Ifr isn't?into rest of m- l i>vtll now . ~T . tltTM'e's roineoiir is else t hat lias him in IT'" dither lp Don't worry ahnu.t' it . . . accept of some of the invitations from thf re other ytiiin^ men in your Tit.y am >u have a rood time.. Me will no; in in von more if you "el o I and en C-J-joy llfc^ " analyzed in tliis columtP foJe. Simpl> with vour letter. For a 'M'fivate KeABBE'S NEW ASTROLO(7Y RE Alloa Mill receive with your Reading a und advice analyzinjr three ( '!) Ques[?ur full name and correct address to and please include a self-addressed, r "reply." Explain your case as fulnfine your problems withih the scope (uarter with your questions and mail EE SERVICE, care of 1'he Palmetto rolumbia, S. C. ' . TTnXTTT-^7^n7-i^^^m-RCHd Rev. A. IK Hawkins, Pa*hor lit s. Spartanburg- Sunday school Lft oponeu at 10:.JO. The Supt., my. ra ^jllearns was at his post. A beau Uf tiful lesson w:i:. Well taught ami ' discussed by classes after which -i |U'?mining wj yieo began. Qui m Pastor, Hey. Dawk11vs deTrvtnitulIIZ _his hearers a spiritual message ^ J'roiu?LLT _rhapter of F,/.ckic1_and sf" 10th verse, theme Standing up fo". Icsus. This was indeed a wondcrful sermon and should long He rementborod. The music rendered by the. junior choir was lovely, ie la'tO the Live wire elulgjjict at thtf home, of Mrs. Matilda Joint. l(j son on Kdgewood Ave. 'Mrs. Su? her the president presided. A line ^ group attended. . ,-Vt-X;.'K) our night servi.ui hegaju , We again listened i<> another pow erl'ul message brought hy Rev. ' JaeksoirTfoin St. MatT.~ 25:22, sub* [(f ,i?rt Well Done. All present enaued the message. I\<\. William:, uas'also with us in this service. : The Shadow program sponsored ? ' j l?y Mrs. C'lvdia Me.Ltitpsey and limit's. Porter on last Friday night j was a success. We arc now Inokitig forward to our next rally, the u Raby contest which comes oiT the . 1 jt st Monday night in .fitly at litis ' time we Ijopr for success. AHOTnT) ( A f)KS NEWS The Mmual Thanksgiving 'lay program of the Joint Stock ownpane i (uipo ^Tit TT>y tnrs liolii at St. Paul AMK church. June -Oth d Opening hymn. .Praise tiod fruii n| -whom all blessings flow: prayer by i- the chaplain; singing, Count ynui c blessings; scripture lesson lilst s. Psalms; remarks by J. (1. Recii ;; master of ceremony. Revponsivc 'leading. Ill Psalms; welcome address by sister Junto Burr: re sponse by sifter Petty Filmoro; j. remarks by Rev. S. I,. Thomas, ). president of the Joint Stock; inip troduction of Rev. H. X. Thonm? by the Rev. S. I.. Thomas. Rev. g |l. X. Thomas preached a wonder{ fill sermon which seemed to be en. joyed bv all. The collection was ? $<>1.35. ; Lodge No. In Sons and Daiigh.. tors of King Solomrm is still niov . ing.* She raised $32.50 in a small meeting., President J. Reed took~~m?Hi?new members. Her rej tary. sister LueiTTb Dukes. member , St. Stephen church had a line program. The P.oulah .Methodist ~ rhtrrtdr quartet sang from- mr (, til It;20. Raised $18.10. ( The St. John Lodge No. 11 faisn ed $58.30 and had a good number of visitors. IMSs. Lizzie Singletary has re.turned from the Florence liospi^ tal. We are glad to know that she is much better. E. L. Thomas, reporter 1 - I WATERLOO NEWS c <1 (Smyrna A. M. K. Church IC e Rev. Thomas P. .Baylor., Pastor n Services wore well attended on Sunday. Our pastor was al RTs" <1 host. Twenty-tw0 candidates were e baptized and wolcomed in the (| church as full members. The pastor preached the baptismal ser'frfbrt. Evferythlnjr w?s just lovely. ? We are hoping to have a wondarlftll time Sunday, July 4 c wiB be our . home-coming: dayTT RED HILL IL\PTiT>T CHERf It I . Rex. H. E. Taylor, Pastor | -- -g _ ? " T ~ Leeds--Sunday was another 1 pleasant day and in spite of the excessive heat, quite a few were n;r for services. j j Sunday school opened at the usual hour with fcjupt. and ofiieers t ' at their posts of duty. The lesson was beautifully taught by Supl. and interestingly reviewed Hythc pastor's wife Mrs. II. E. Tay, lor. A -warm prayer meeting was onduetcd by ])ta. \Y?*lker Toole, | Rro. I1. ('. Kleam and Bro. Lemon . - MnybehT.?A-ftur- this warr.1 pray- t or service "'Row?Taylor brought j forth a wonderful message wiUi a > -Piiitiial tide very high, ivhtny ( 30uls were made glad AfU'l' which -j \ a nice collection was taken. I -The rally took place with the p.follow jog captains reporting: ' Dea. J.M. Gregory $85.00 [ l>ea. Walker Foote 50.05 . Dea. Yashti Halscy 45.00 j Dea. Manscl Bowser f>.r? I Dea. TC.T. Gregory 33.01 J 1 Total amount raised Ski5i.1T I. I Oiir pastor with (Jod as his , , (it aide ' is leading his Hock to- a ) I higher and nobler calling:. lie ' ; together with his -.officers and , members are grateful to all foi J the very line cooperation render- . , ed in the rally. t ^ |.. At. :l o'clock the laird's Supper ; was administered To the group. . \ i.iim.s, pi-oseni "from ""Variousi dut relies in the community,- also "* , from llork Hill. |. M.i.-s Matiie Mae Coleman from j Vc\v York City- is home visiting ' Tanrlniother Mrs.- Matlie \YilU-. Mivli'i?KimiiI. Allen and Wil , 'iani S'pigner dimes joined Miss . ( Olemai, in Washington. J).C. to j visit grandmother also. ...Mr. I ovi Maylield from Wash- ^ ington. Iis home tu visit bis mother Mrs. Hell?Maylield. While v here.he took his examination for tin* Army. Mr. Charlie Maylield is -here from Washington u> visit wile Mrs. Catherine Maylield. Mrs. Sarah Maylield and dough j ter Sarah Louise returned Saturday from Uiiltimore. They report -d a very pleasant stay. Mrs. Leila Hell Coleman from ; summer with parents Mr. and Mrs. Unfits .Crosby. Mrs. Sarah V.'AVilks. Reporter * ST. r.M'L AMI-! ( III KC1I | Rev. S. .1. JohHson. I'astor' j rMinurtv wiis a nu'r nay. .\ warm |""iyi' un-, 11:i(i A 1 l'J:Oll | IJohnson luiuc luiLli ami _ dcliv orctl a soul stirring sermon. 1 know that every one felt 1 li f i " spirit. We "wereglad To fiavc Misses .Mazzic and Aiimc Mae 4 Cannon and their soldier hrotlun . I'vt; < trio H Cannon of (inland.ia \ with us. Pvt.' Cannon joined this | eltureh. ( The church is moving along ( ni'ecJy. 1 hope we can keep t h el' spirit to go forward as we arc * - now going. Our missi-uiary. president is > ?hack and reported a nice lime. M. I'ai.l went over the top. i ?--Total eolleetion was SUiS.la. Do ( not forget our third quarterly eon ( lerenco at Mt. Hebron Sunday, ^ July d-1. See your leadcrT SWAN-SKA -NdvWH _ j Mt. Olive Sunday school opened ; ;tl the usual hour with Supt. \V. M. Minis and teachers. The lesson was well taught. Afterward re- , view IIV the oa.st or Rnv II V Bowman, with many good points. ( Prayer service was conducted by Mis-s Ciei'trude and Cleveland Da- s .sis. Prayer was made by Bin. j Davis. Then Rev. H. F. Bowman j preached-?r~ wrmderfttl sermon as , always. Text Numbers d2:2d: Be Sure Your Sins will Find You Out : The .Umltuy t'lmir-yantr t>n- t+tr-~ -uM'vicc:. The voting people seem , t,, he wide-awake and Mt. Olive is still alive and going over the (, top. , woodri it m:\ys New Bethel Baptist Church j Key. A. 1). Duncan. Jr., Pastor c t New Bethel. S. S. is still pro- f grossing with Prof./ Allen Wil- \ distills, 'Mupt.? The banners?remain ? as thdv were last Sunday: the At- * tendance banner in class 2, Mrs. j Kffi-e J. Parks, teacher; the Offer- i ing banner in class 1, .Mrs. 1). P. Parks, teacher. ( Miss Helen B. . Cannon is here s visiting her nareiits f.lso Miss F,l ] ie Cannon spent the week end t home. Their brother Wallace ;i Jr.. spent a few davs at home but o has relumed to Camden where he ~v will attend "Summer school. The many friends of Mrs. Roy v ! >. rrah \v i 11 he ijlsul to Tcitou "she ~ci is doing tine aftei- undergoing an n operation recently. I, Mrs. I.ilia Hobby. .Mrs. Conic a Cromwell. Peltry Ann and F.li/.a- I both and Barbara Parks worship- t ed at Beaver Dam Sunday. Collected Ifi. Mrs. Nannie Irby u v.orshiped also at Beaver Dam. -s I The. Willing Workers (piartet ren c I dered a wonderful selection o f j s< ngs Friday night which v.e a!! 4 en joyed. Mr. Turner Pearson died last I Friday. Interment in the Cedar I j drove Baptist church cemetery i Tuesday. . 1 I Mrs. Hannah Tanner and (laugh- ' iters Mrs. Lula Parks. 'Mi's. Nona 4 j Winn visited Mrs. Madden of Ashe T vile, N. f'.. Sunday. 1 Little Martha Kate MaruKull 1 I and Pcborrah Hitftrms .visited .lean I Rogers also her aunt Mario Smith ' Iot Ashoville. They ucoompanied hei- sister lietty joe bulk home i with them. They repott a pleas- ! ant trip. 1 THE PALMETTO LEAH :F;ENEZEK BAPTIST CIU RCII Rev. J. S. Maddyx. Jr., Pastor j Sunday was a Yicautiful dty ntiu " e had an interesting Sunday I chool and church scrvCc*. Supt.jd' I. E. Thomas made mention of' II lie fai t that our hoys who are in I \! he. arm I'd. forces, members who T ire away doing-defense work and \ till others who are away visi'ting l.i ire constantly writ tug hun abour ~x he work and suueess of the Sun- i: lay school and church. They send I jrectings. and wish to be remem>ored in our m'&yOrs. Let us con- fi liiuc to make our Work interest- 'I ng?a^gL^yniy Christ-like. V* At liS'elock buY~pastor-enter>d the rostrum and after a few ,> renditions by the senior and jubi i ee choirs.' took his text from Ixsi. ~T 12:2. theme: Salvation. These R 4re the interesting points itt this- ,\ ioi'iiuin _ 1 Cod 'i<; every WJioi o a CliyeY- of everything to us-r >, '. The niXuitioii .of religion is T<> u ring lis to Clod. lie >? real to is ii 'very tiay:3, If the world is to \, d> Clod it is thru us; 1. The world |y oday is emphasizing strength in w niimunition, ships, bonds, tanks ;nd man power but w e need n trength front Clod then we can n ,ot pyj*' carry the American-flag ti mt lite Christian King; A nuiu- it >cr of people in the church today I vnnt to <lo but are too weak spiritually lo stand up and tell the |, i'ii* h; < ., S:ilv:i] ion win "prevent T n iend it w ill make us~"ive' rigliT ~ dng: and pray -mote. It ' giive li jaiah courage. The pastor' wa> !i 11 his host. ('nllectiofi $ 11 .(>S. a Visitors and 'members have f\ M'CIl out? '*' :?? II nl-f us follows: Miss Willia Mite Sous who lias ft ecu aliening the YWCA coulee- r< nee in Kentucky. Vpl. \V. !l initios. Camp Golden', tin.; pvt. h lames Gvant, Misses Birdeo P. h tcott and Claretta Seott :uid Mrs. ,r< lol.nny A. Sloni>. We are glad t<- i\ lave all of you, come . again to ;1 >ar seriices. >.Mfs. lit van \vli? attended the v, date convention ;it St. George. S ti ... made' a report in short. She v yid tlie convention would he glad V 0 eonic here and that the eaint) t< >y .hrlia A. Stal ks-'is considering \i Mtieea. v v 1 lie i hnr< h ..day [rnrgrrrnr" <qrnn? -j ored by Mrs. Mary B. * Thomas w uid Miss If. K, Clinkscale ivapnte a success. i; I)r. G. K. Patterson was a re-. j| cnl visitor of Br, and Mrs. H. if o l'-li/ima.-: MO.I family, _____ y I'he, New A. M. If. t'hiirclt tcv. U illiamr, Pastor ?T -h The services at the New A. M. h If church opened :>1 I'.a'.O pin, with 1 large iitteiulance t.vo"hi~The yarl~~ Wis churches here' and the choir" t uid members of Kings Cape!, in h Pendleton. The pastor took for v lis text,. I. Cor. 7:1. theme: The If, Jbject of a Christian. ILc made e; he following- sti ong"point.s: 1. i( l'lie, world is against righteous M voiles. therefore, lift up your head :: ;nd 'have faitii and hope. Von ;\ .vill reach the desired mark. p J. The Christians are walking ,y faith and not sight. All Chris- p ans mi not haw the same ml mis hm walk faithfully with what ,, rou have until the task is finished. 1 he .senium was toufliiuy and also aspiring. The "collection was *5-kd0. CAMDUN JOTTINGS li Sunday was showery and unin- si iting for some to attend servie- ti s. hilt lite faithful few were at a heir places. p We were saddened at the almost tl udden" passing of our friend 'Mrs v hrtie Gary Price of York St, wlv> u ook a stroke* on Thursday a n d g uvssed Monday night. Life is- c< horl and death certain and sure fi t behooves ua_ to be ever on the g vatcli. treat our teltow partners iglit in every way. " ~ m Delighted indeed to receive a tl 'cautiful invitation announcing v\ he graduating of Miss Hlydcnia a laiuiin of Newberry, niy adopted ? tonic tm eight years. She was oally a girl who believed ii?. n <1 >] racticed the saying that persev -vance and patience conquers tali ;,| hiiie^.- May the Master bless and (j iatp her through lite. Blydenia on will hear front us very soon. (M Mrs. Carrie Alexander saysTcr (1( on i> doing- line in Texas as Sgt. |1( . II. The other teacher one, is lv n N. V. C. for the summer. -j Mr. Joseph Alexander and son ;( 'larenee left for N. Y. and wi'll jiend - awhile with his brother |(i toward in Connecticut. t( Mr. Paul Mctiirt and Paul Jr.. s. lso took leave. Camden is. minus d many persons. All carry good ^ . ishes. Mrs. J. R. Harper and J. R. Jr. A Iere to see us; sorry that w-e were ilfC Mrs. Harper is a popular uomher of Brownmg-Mather has ^ icon very mueli indisposed. All ire delighted to have her almost 1 ,er former self. AHiy she eon- I . inuc. I f Mr., and Mrs. J. Helton (Helen) >ur dear and true friends as ever J, urprised us. Manv thanks Hoin - h &T. .MATTHEW BAIT. ( III Kill V P Rev. Wm, Green. Pastor c Sunday school began at the us- 1 lai hour. Prayer was offered by icv. Burrell. Class '2 is in pos- ' .ession of the banner. After the reaver service the paslor_picached J 'rom den. 1:1, subject: In the c Jeginning. 'Ac bad with us Rev. <1 lohn Roberts and Alis.v?Coucva .<; Friday front - Jenkjnsville. . i On the second Sunday in July t ;h? pastor and ehoir wilbgo to Mt s ?ion AME church. t Miss Elizabeth Freeman, reporter I EH VROUND WEST .COLUMBIA j By Hcv. A. In?Dirks Iw-Editon_ ^ j Plca^O allow me sprfrc in The almclto 'I.cadei; to mention the I L-ath and funeral of Mr. Frunkic' aiviiton, a well-known citizen of '. Columbia and w;ts a reader ol he Palmetto Leader who after few hours stroke departed this fe Thursday mornimr. June 131th t LrhT?o'clock - unil win.?funerals :ed from Double Branch AME unco Monday afternoon. June 28 y his Pastor. Rev. B. (', Cunning am. The service was as follows ',e first hymn: That Awful Day fill Si rely Come, l>ned by Rev. Ifercd prayer. The 1-Uh chapter f Job was read by Rev. Cunningrnrr; second?hymn"ITb?lined?byex-. S. L- Glass then Rev. Henry liekens spoke on dm lift* ol' Mr. [ampton as a member of his class ml as a good man. Rev. Cuninghain in the presence of a very iipc congregation of many sornwinjj relatives and friends took is text Man dieth and w'astoth aav, yea man yivo Vis the ghost mi where is he? It i's said b y umy lhat this was the best serum they ever heard. The writer celaced there is no 1 otter to l?o^ card. Interment in the Double ranch cemetery. Mr. Hampton leaves to nioiirn is loss a wife Mrs. Julia Humpon, folir~sons and a diost of rela~ ire- mid fikmp. IToiTi to MrT_alVinMi s. .Muse WII ants Sunday night, Jiiie 27th a ne baby l.ioy, weighing "> pounds. InthcT and baby are doing niceMV Georire Durv/n is on flu iek list. We hone hint a specily rcovery. j 'Miss Muivcll Valentine .who lias ocn here for (5 weeks waiting on or mother, Mrs. Willie English, eturncd to Haekensack, N. J. on londay, June 28, leaying her nioher getting along fine. Service at Brooklalid Baptist as fine Sunday ,night. The pasor preached a good sermon. Serice at St. Louis AME church at V'atcroo, Rev. T. II. Ringer, pasi>r was good last Sunday. The ;iiter preached for them. Afterward we took the Lord's Supper, aitr the Children's Day wteVclsC1 as held which was grand. Mr. Crandel Daniels is in Lexlgton awaiting trial forrThe killig of a young man by the name f Mack near (iumyard Brick ard last Wednesday night, June Double Branch Church Aid clult +*4?H-t?t-hc?home of Mr.?11. Earl londay night, June 28. After aving a real heartfelt prayer looting?rt?took the?form of?aui prise _birthday party. A beau" iful J.ightcd hir'hday cake was rought in and. ice cream and ailed peanuts wore* served. A colr sheme of pink and blue was allied out. It was all enjoyable tTair.. Mr. Earl was greatly surrised. The hostesses were hits ( lighters Mrs. Alice Earl Smith, iiss Vivian Earl and granddaughg;. Rhudine LLines. The club hope ar' him many happy returns- of be day. Mrs.--Kula Corley is presidentI the club. BETHEI. A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. It. J. JefTcrsnn, I'astor Our third quarterly conference dd by ,Dr. W. B. L. Clarke, preiding elder of the Columbia disvct, was successfully carried out 'long all line.;. All financial rcurts for this quarter excelled I lose of the nasi nuavter tp?. i itrious reports showed the spirual condition of the church i s ood. The amount of money raisi during the quarter as taken" 0111 the official reports showed a rami total ?4,5',?b..r)7. ? _ J he P. F7T pvclTclied j two-" fiobTe nitons last Sunday. Both' of rem from our way of thinking, ere full of thought and spiritu!ly delivered. As usual, the P. was paid his full assessment. The A. C. T. J.eaguc was rerganized last Sunday. This was brought about through lid bv the wise counselttf some I the older and younger members ! the ehurch. The young people ganizations must haves the sup;>r,t of the oilier members, jf jt ipes to thrive- and succeed. Wc est this organization shall connue to function just like it has >ne in former years. The Sunday school is getting aIllir VP r V well lintlor til., nimni'l'i mdcncy of Mr. W. II. Young:, :atf of officers and pupils. K\V HOOKS T WAVISRLY LIBRARY War hi in its about pro h le in s and uestions that arc, or should be. f common interest to us all. We re offering: as an aid to the *o,tion of these problems the fol>\vinjr: John Gunther's '"Inside Kuopc"; Hermann Rauschnfrpr's The Revolution o f Nihilism: i'arninp to the West"; PL M. Dcla eld's "The Provincial Lady In Sartime"; Erick Achorn, "Eurocan Civilization and Politics! ince -1815"; "The Travels of Maro Polo" editexl by Manuel Ko\v-| off. New adult fiction; "If This Be )estiny". Two years off the press but as tonular now as it was then is Fred ricT< Eewis AllefTS ""Since Yoster*lay". As a refresher on the incileilts that have been of National mportance in the last Ten" 6 ' f welva years, "Since Yesterday" ihottld be reitd. Tt is a substanial and well-rounded American listory, packed with facts, non 7? ? i partisan atid judicious Interpretation. It is also a three-ring circus of fascinating oddments. In'cidcntally it is fully illustrated. ' This history?henmm;&ed?the ! thrilling story of our own country in our own time. The Children's Department. We quote below Muuro Leaf's own! statement of what he hoped to do for children when he% wrote "Fair' Flay" a book for children. It is" -a perfect, description of the book he has achieved for out of his experience in pleasing children with his "Can Be Fun" books, he has found the, secret of "learning while you laugh". "I shall try to state very simp-Iv tfao elementary factors in living leicntly and nlCKKhntly with e tch other and the whys ot rules. Law 'i?l rrovcfnnient fob. the common good and hajvpiness.' With TFTe" world today filled \ylth dissension an selfishness, I shall try lightly. andT I hope, humorously though nonc-the-less seriously, to picture and define an honest American brand of democracy, ?I shall trv l(t write in terms understandable to children, to clarify for them the need of respect for - themselves and their fellow beings that was uppermost in the minds of the men who founded our country. "If-s"tnA clearer idea of hie "T her right in relation to that of others comes to the child as a | result ot this, 1 shall tool wgll rej paired for it is my sincere ^belief well hciUgrotrrUHIlkinil 1.0HC ftWOW mutual regard for each other, tbat i? as elementary and delightfully aim pit; hs Children itself." Itollin P. C.rconc." Librarian Mrs. Catherine B. Whcelci Assistant?Itetid of Childrcn's Department. DOINGS AROl'ND CAMP GRL'RKK. OK DA. Company 241Hh Qni. Bn. arrivodTterc Friday ovouing. J_uno 18th and the hoys realjy were -glad to pet hack in the barracks. Satur day the boys went to Muskogee, Okla. to see their friends. Sunday morning the Sunday School class was on time in the Day Room and was extra pood. It seemed at* if the boys were more interested. . On furlough: Pvt. James Wilson, of Camilla, (la.; Pvt. James Woods of Kings Creek. S. 0.; Pvt. Willie Ryles of Pellim. Cla.; Pvt Henry Ncshit, o f Waltcrboro, S. C.; Pvt. Tim Casque, of Georgia and several others- their fam-rtyior The. first time since having been in the ~scrvice. _j The Harmony Four under the management of" S Sgt. James W,illiams are really coming on. They have (L_lqt of engagements already. Vpl. .James Moore was pruinotjofl to Sergeant today. |Cpl. Reuben A. Johnso'n, reporter MRS. KLOREK THOMPSON SI'C'CL'MBS IN NEWBERRY Mrs. Florcc Thompson succumb ut her home in Newberry. S. C.. Wednesday night. June 2o. 11143. Mrs. Thompson for many years was a good citizen of Newberry. TTlnefal services were hetd~Sunday June 27th at the Bethlehem Baptist?dweeb??f ?which?she-was a loyal member. Rev. H.H. Dayson of Charleston was " master of- ceremonies.' Tlvc ..scripture' lesson was read by Rev. E. E. Gaulden the pastor. Prayer was offered by Rev. P. Wallace of Whitmire. Many fine remarks were made b y the officers and members of the different societies of which lite deceased was a part before her passing. ? A beautiful solo "Jesus Hob) ^My Hand" was sung by the pastor. The main eulogy, was delivered by Rev. E. E. Gaulden. Text Be thou faithful unto'death and 1 2:10. Subject: Faithfulness and Duty. A duet, "He'll Understand" wns sung by Mcsdames Charity Montgomery and Roberta Sligh. Interment took place in the New .berry cemetery and there laid to rest. Fred Pratt undertaker in charge. I THE RECENT SUCCESSES OF THE APOSTLE FIRE RAPTTZET7 HOLINESS CHURCH OF COLUMBIA, S. C. The members and friends' o f J the Apostle Fire Baptized Holi-1 ness Church of Columbia arc enjoying a genuine soul reviving, i 1 soul saving revival meeting. This unusually excellent rcviI Val .meeting is being conducted I r by the Rev. E. D. Ilejulerson, pas- I ten* of the St. John Fire Baptized Holiness Church of Athens, Ga. i Rev. Henderson is a forceful, j i well delivered sermons, two of! them were so especially?good, [ persons have asked for a vepitition of them. The texts of these J tw(> sermons came from the following passages: First from Gen. 18:21. theme: God Is Coming Down To Sec About You. Second, from St. I,ukc 22:71; theme: He Was Rejected and Put on I'linl. Rev. Henderson really stirred I Columbia, My! My! ho is a real ' gospel preacher. Preach on Rev. Henderson, Columbia can neverforget you. Along with being a real gospel prfeacher, Rev. Henderson is an accomplished gospel singer. 27 persons have made joyful confession to JLh? faith as a result of his preaching. Rev. A. H. Mitchell, regular prrctov of the church, is carrying on in a most gratifying tvay. "Since his taking charge of the church, noticfcablfc improvement have been marie, both temporal "f ' ?j T l'xly v " 'V v*, ~* _T* *&? * ijjy fir 11 Blfl^ ^KK,.. r U>i^H p"' * t>r M * Wax Dtpgrtrtv WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIO Garrett, 106 Mill "Avenue, Braddoc weight title of thg U. S. Army, when he won a three-round dccisi North School Avenue, Oglesby, llli) and spiritual. Tlvc Rev;?Mitchell is possessed with a personality! that has gained for him an in-1 evedsing loyalty of the members 1 _aipl friends of his oonnnunity and I ' of Columbia: Wc pray for his eon-jr .tinned success. I t NOTED B.YNKF,K PRAISES TUSK Ell EE Alll FORCE Continued from Page 1 dsing it could not have visited the institution for first hand in-. lormati'oiR I yPresidenT PittUM's'iTi, is laving great stress on the training of the Negro's hands, hearts r^rrrt mfmts No one can stand by?lite limn::- x "Tncnrrof Booker 'C?Washington , and fail to appreciate what hasNJ j tcen accomplished and is now ho- P I ing accomplished at Tuskogec. .| air. spaukting said that the recently much publicized plan announced by school officials to ac ccpt a SI 00,00 yearly subsidy * grant from the state was a wise decision. He said we must be realists and practical and maki the most of the materials at hand because? ihe day when Negroes ( will be admitted to white state universities is a long way off. ' (I;>\\_ J. Melville 13 '...gii'ton eeiitly named Mr. Spa-tiding TTT TTu executive committee of the N'e.ti ^ - Ja ruling. state . national war mim 1 _ the J)t.iham Morning He rald c.cj' ricd a photograph of Mr. Spaul'l wig flanked by Mrs. (irace Wultet-j and Mrs. Nolle Tour, two of int most prominent white women ill Durham immediately-after I'h i announcement. Observers regard the incident as an example o f ] growing democracy in the south. 1. S. NK(?R() FKHITIvR MI.OTST" WEATHER FIKST I" against (;i:Voian j*:L\r.Ks Continued l'rom Page I * I" Second Lieutenant Willie Ash {; ley, Jr., ot' 212 West Hartlctt SC. i Sumter, South Carolina said his gas needle pointed to empty when lie dually landed. Tire other planes were all low on gas also. Lieutenant Rayford said his I plane was hit while he was filing 011 two FW IPO's. "While I was one got on my tail. That's the I . tirst time I've ever been shot at.' The Amerivans were too mis.. . to get a close shot at too bomber.- . although Lieutenant ]>r\den fired < one fleeting burst at one of them They were unable to state wiicJier the bombers had reached tiiekobjectives but Lieutenant Ramon! said lie saw at least four bom! strike the water without "doing any ' damage.. H e sides Lieutenants a Drydcn, Rayford, Ashley a n xl ' RrOOks. pilot* piil'tK'i |>H t in tlx* ? engagement were Second Lieutenant Spann Watson of 122 J St.. |. Haekensack, New Jersey and See- , ,,nU I .iniitfinti r ' r, i ... - ' ?>? w.viiwikuh ju^-uu ^ . I'iOfKTlS " *! 1 Murphy and McGee Streets, I?ri?-1? ard. Alabama. , An advantage that the squadron ' lias over many others is that near- i,< ly all its personnel, commission- ed and enlisted, lias worked togeth : -nee tiie outfit was formed in ;?i4i. '-fhe pilots--are enthusiastic in i. I heir prarse of their P-40's, said 1 Lieutenant Dryden. "1 can honestly say I'd rather fiy the Wn'rhawl-: ihan any other snip 1 Kno > of. he added. Mofl of the pilots are college trained, while A great many of the enlisted ground- crew have had civilian training in flying and^ oii ! thus gained has !li mm I eases beer polisiied at air corps, tcch'tica) I schools in the United States. 1 j > N II I .Saturday, July .3, "HM3. P| B II B II I JR I - 9 r ^1 T *;-jrI It ent ftureau of Public ' Relation! ? >j Private hirst Class William ?? k, Pennsylvania won the welterEuropean Theatre of Operations, fl on over Corporal Bat Rossi, 240 * nois. ?PROJPKSSIONAL jjCARDS i :? r DR. I!. I). HARPER ' 444>'r\4^lST 1 , _ "Tilling. I'lales. Cold Crowns, 1 Bridges Extraction hv Conduction Anesthesia < Wlice Honrs: Telephone: > A.M. m 7 P.M. ^ 2-0750 THUCf Main Street .~~j r DR. il. M. (OOPER i DENTIST a * ' -1 ^pcrtrr! Mtcnlioti Civcn to ^pis- { eases of (lie Cunts \ < (.old Crow n ' and Bridge Work ' \ Specialty Mice Plioiie Res. 8264 ' ~ 12" WTFtuTiKton Si. Col'u., S.tJ. o #01 DR. J C. STCART E\e. Hear, Nose and Throat Classes Filled Accurately Olltee Hours: Telephones: 0:0(1 \.M. lo P.M. .Office 3796 1:00 JVM. to ii P.M.. Res. 4692 ?- Residence: -j ? o.'tll Ta> lor S(. 1.117 Fine St. *'?v V %* V V V V V V V V V V V I 1 ^amnions Art College Ait \ ii- red it cd School 'I raining in IR-auty Culture, lltltbti'iii:; and Community Organization Appointments Monday Through Friday '. O. llo\ FJ!)2 Columhia, :<'Ooooooooo :>ooo'.'Oooxxr&csa :>oooo oo o<:> oo o o oo ooowce??3 MADAM PETERS I I! \ I K (iROWKK or l>i?.(f,T?cd Scalp ? (lives^'lc ' nd I lea ul >. EKST (iKOWlF tppty Once it Week.?I'rice^oSc. Rlaiidinu St. T'olumTua, S.C. 'or Vale ;it Counts' Drug Store, ' 1 ()."> Washington St. and Thomas' )fULr Store. Tll\ lor :?twl rfrt ,rt,Hs- v ""*? oooooooooooooooo^aox???>i Counts* Drug Store l?RKS< RIPTIONS ( OAII'OI NDKI) AS WRITTEN HV A Ol k DOCTOR ' A Kill! I.inc of 'D?ilot Articled HO:, WASHINGTON WREE'f I'll ON K 2-1 %7 n ' T : nft