Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GE TWO HESTER PARAGRAPHS diers at home from camp on ugh are T. Sgt. Willie Jones Utah: Willie Adams. Came i Field, Fla.; Pvt. John Wi. Agurs, Lump Tyson, Tenn George Degraffenreid, Cam) n; Eugene Mobley, (Cam) known) Sgt. Joseph Crosby Iuuchuca, Ariz. . Norman Young is at home Mr miaaes Mabel Paul, Johnnie Mae Thompson, Leola Rice, Mes 4. H ere. Thomas Nelson and John Stinson are at home froui Orange burg, where they were pursuing a 'course in welding. P ' '. After spending several days ^ . t here with their mother Mrs. AI EC*' . V ice, Walker, Mr. Moses Walker, of Newark, N.J.. Mrs. AJj. Crawford, Salisbury, N*. C-. Mrs. Mattie Walker, of Atlanta. Gu., have ~? returned to their homes. Mrs. Lula Worthy of Washington, D. C., while visiting vela lives and mends nere, returnee home by wuy of Charlotte, X. C. accompanied by her friend, Mrs li,.. Lizzie Cox Foster, end tugethei they enjoyed u few days iu Charlotte, as'guests of Mrs. Foster':two sons, Messrs. Harold and Julius Cox, and their families, whert they had a very pleasant time. Little Misses Mary Lee anc Margaret White have-gone t i Tennessee to spend several week: with thir grandmother. Mr. Robert Nelson, Sr., o 1 Miami, Fla., is spending H" few jj-i- ?days here at home.? ? Mrs. Remice Spellman and lit tie daughter are visiting her pa rents, Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Allen. Miss Mabel Hill is in N. Y. C yi . studying at?the - Juiliiard ' Sr hnn of -Music. - Mrs. Hattie Burgett is at homt froth Pryor Hospital, where sht t11; spent a few days taking treat meat for her eyes. Miss Janie Mae Skiett' of Rod man, visited Miss Mildred Wilj* i,- ?L- kins last week. ? Mf. John Worthy, of Trenton, N.J., nephew of. Mrs. Beatrice Wjprthy is spending awhile here with her, and with Mrs. Rebecca Worthy, and Mrs. Sapoliu Wor? thy. 'Irtey worshipped at- Union Baptist1 Church, Sunday. The.'two small daughters o t >1- J. Ttf,.., , ^ Jir. Aim tMin, jaincs ciiuuu ill*; at "home, after .spending several weeks' with their grandmother in J^orth Carolina. Miss Margaret- Brown and her * mother, Mrs. Easter Fedeiek, ol Philadelphia" are visiting- Mr. and """ Mrs. CbrtTs Cunningham. L ' 'Sailors, Jafries Core, Hardin ^Mthmnlts, Kdward Gruv return -tti ti> Great Lakes, Friday, after ?enjoying -their- first furlough here 1 1 at' borne. ? -. 'Rev. and Mrs. P. C. .Crosby fc* have "three sons in the service: >lr. Bryant Crosby, Pacific Isles; Sgt. 'Joseph Crosby, Ft. HuaChu'/T ca;. and Mr.. David Crosby, o f Washington, D.C., who has just entered the Navy in Great larkes. Mrs. Catherin Howze McCortrtjck, of N. Y. C. is visiting her mother, near Columbia street. "Mr. _LoWry Foster, of?N-. Y. Grr ji. visiting his father, Mr. James Foster, Loomis St. Mrs. Zenobia Bennett spent a few days last week at her home in Charleston \isitmg~~7eTatives. lyiiss Mabel" Sumter, who i s spenidng the sumny.*r in Florence spent last Sunday here at her home with Mr. und Mrs. James Foster. Misses Maggie and Bessie Honor and Julia Spann have returned from Atlanta University Sum nier School. Children's Day was observed at Calvary Baptist church SunL : ; day afternoon. The collection amtfunted to $00.51. Misses Dorothy Heath and Marcella Smith were elected delegates to the State B." ST and BTU Convention at Morris College, Sumter, this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Richburg at tended the funeral of their niece Miss Etheline Richburg in ' Columbia, last week. Mrs., Ella Smith passed away at her home on Ashford St. " aftfer a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at Calvary Baptist church Monday afternoon Rev. M. T. Coker preached the F- sermon. She. was a faithful memEber of "the Church, a fine friend \i and neighbor, and a loving wife and mother. The Burial Aid Soci" :ety was out in a body. The casket of pinkish heliotrope cut velUbi. L.fck,Vet with extension handles o 1 Wrthe same color and soft -white RwC * Silk lining held her body, which ijW #38 clothed in a matching shroud ja.:7 'A. number of flower bearers bore \ r 'if , the many floral pieces. UnderW. v"! &WJL i..i nrni !/ _ l. jg. Mm i?Ker rv 111 ivmg was in cnarge. ~Y 1KM ^TSimlh was-a meipber of the l-;' y f Ohoir of Calvary Baptist church EjT / Ibr many years. She also kept a store, and she and her husband, Mr.. Vander Smith worked together faithfully. Her children, sisters and brothers and her husband were all dutiful to her to W-- - f; the last. Those out of town presBtr ' for the funeral were: Mr. OliMrs. Mabel Smith Bp- ' llangston, Mrs. Carrie Kibler, rMrs. Maggie Andrews, all of Phil dldblphia, Mir. James Heath, o f KTiv KershaV; Mrs. Ethel Colbert, of K> V ' Rock Hill; Mr. Fred Heath, o 1 IeJ Jacksonville, Fla. She was bur-isd 1 Hebron cemetery. Bp* **^- - Mrs. Maggie Watson passed aR; Way at her home in Jeterville BSa after a lengthy illness, Funeral ifc# sauces were held Sunday afterMjlii'noon st Meropolitan A ME Zior HKBj^ eborch. Mr. Charlie Denton was ^undertaker, iter Only son MScTfi1.' WiHiA Ctobd ti in Californic fai on manouvers. Mrs. Wat #lt? ? loyal member of hei ?/ I i church, and a lovable , woman. I Her sroud was of whit# silk. A i tiny pink rosebud was in the lid i of the white silk ' lined, gray i crushed veh et casket. The. floral designs were many. She is alrea. ay missed. > Pvt. Booker T. Johnson was at home last week from Ft. Huachu, ..a, Ariz., on a 15 day furlough, visiting his mother, Mrs. Fior1 once Johnson, Bailey St. While ::vercr .ltd anrt MUs Virginia Wat ;ier of this city who came down trom N. Y. C. were married, i Members of the race everywhere should feeD happy over the launch ing of u ship in Wilmington; X. recently, named in honor of air. John Merrick, one of the pio .leers and founder of The XT C. Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Durham, X. C. The bottle ol .champagne, (which is a ousto"-mary act) was broken by a Mr. O. E. Leathers and family were specially invited to b e present, as well as scvera 1 otlitis from nere. lt was a gieat occa-T sion. Miss. Willie Bell Heath has re. turned' home from Columbia, S. C., where she attended BenedictAllen Summer- schodi, and will leave in a few days for X. Y.C. to spend the summer. I A Victory. Queen Crowning was > the program at the Piedmont > Summer School, Rock Hill o n Monday night. There were six 1 contestants. Mrs. Marie Cilmore ~ Lhlsolih was ci owned queen. Mi*? ~ "Dorothy Heath of this city was I guest soloist. $.141.10 was raised. Director S. L. Finley and faculty, as well as the teacher stud | euts^are highly pleased with the I I l eslllt?A I)?appreciative audience' ivnioved the?rrroirram. ; Air. Purvis Leroy Heath, .Jr.,- ^ 1 .'amc down from Washington, on ? Monday morning- and is spending \ a l'ew days here, lie went to. iilaiia in the after noon to join ' ..is wile and baby. Messrs. John AlcCullough and * Clarence Dixon have joined the ^ Navyv-amJ are- stationed in Great Lakes. Mr. Willie James Stevenson has gone to Baltimore to visot his ' parents. ?i ~.Mrr Clyde White is in the -Na vy in San Francisco. ! Miss Thelma Davis has gone ,o Baltimore to visit her aunt. Mr. Luther-.McAliiy, from Camp ( Swift, Texts,- spent awhile with nis mother, . Alt's. Elizabeth AlcAlily, Columbiar . The Eastern Star Giaud Chap- i ter will hold its ssesion m Che- t taw, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. ' Ales-n<i Tlionmo " Nelson and ? John Stinson went to Washing- t - trm?Sunday?afternoon. f: LAMAR NEWS !" bv H. I).. reiKirter v r c Last Sunday was a beautiful day vfoi church-goers. The church ^ school students took advantage ot' e the beautiful day by turning out . -in large nurnbers. The teachers J_ of the school discussed the lesson " with much interest. Our Supt. J. E. Jeffrey is working for the M He is proving himself a workman u that needeth not be ashamed. The ' devotional services conducted by ' Revs. Fraiser. Davis and Groom K were quite inspiring to everyone present. Mrs. Thelma Davis who was happily converted joined the 11 army of the living God last Sun- ? day as a follower of Jess Christ. ** The Local Preachers' Week meetf ing has been postponed on account of the work being dgne on, the I ' _ church^ This meeting- will be held ? in connection with the District ? conference, beginning Sunday nite ^ July 25 to Sunday night. August a 1st. The District conference will ' be held here Tuesday and Wednes ll day, July 27-28. e Mirs. Mary Bennette after visiting her daughter Mrs. Sadie Kirvin of Darlington is at home again. The Daily Vacation Bible school v as opened Monday. The school J' is conducted by. Miss Ethel Da- J vis. Mrs. E. Thomas, Mr. T. Mar n cus. i The friends of Miss Mary J. i Mack will be pleased to know that i she is improving. Mr. R. D. Byrd ^ is giving much of his time in the service of his church. All items of interest you would like for me to mention?in the ~ and pass it to m^ "Thanks.'' < -r The faithful members are giv- r ing the church cemetery u good I job cleaning it off. jc I ' , Sandy Grove Methodist Church c ,t Miss E. Byrrl, Miss. B. Rrvers | Miss W. Brown who ate sponsor 1 ing a daily vacation school opened 1 i kast Mionday at Cypress school i house. < Mrs. Marion Rivers is still o n ~t t he - job^ es-erte of the assistant 1 j Supts. of Sandy Grove school. Mrs. Carrie Byrd, Rev. Wm, ] t Brown, Rev. and Mrs. Potter at1 j tended the quarterly conference ' i which -?na h?-lH of fit Tr.hr, Vf.. t ti [ j "v' wv""# 1 I odist last Sunday afternoon. Rev. j r 1 A Mack, D. S.; Rev. A. J. Pogue 'i' I . { oooooooowooooooooo I i r i. I T ? S. ..OvOQOOOOOOOOOOOOO jl 5 I*JUNK what v t ? Wottht ymt lie in 'u ? Or, would you hav I t-hai-t | 1. l'AVS'FOinn t* ? - '^'3 I'<>K A ! al ter (lata and tie! I ? IS Nn\.( ANt V .-, '"cent fur non-pavm ? I 4. PAYS l)l\ iums on the ath 41 i< uallv in force. J, J ' 5. GIVES 2-1-HOl [jl South ('aro?inn?mE proof lias keen esl ? t ? The Company "t \ \ Capitc I In sc c ? } i* ? s J. 1; ? I'll Hampton St. I) astor. Mis. Ellen Melton of Alcot luite a church booster. Her ofV< ng $1.00. Thank you Mrs. M on. Mrss Josephine Rogers, A ind Mrs. Thomas and* Mrs.?A 'atlilen of New York were nmo he worshippers Sunday. T ifiurcTi Sunday was quite pie. rig to her many friends. Mrs. Minnie Hynies being cas not able to attend chin Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Rogers w as oeen on me sick list lor sc ral days is improving. We regret to tind Mr. L. Hr. Irs. Jane Rod rick;' Mr. I). Dubo n the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Byrd a II smiles over the fact that th old to market last week true ml pigs to the amount o f m<> iian $129.00. Rev. M. J. Poi i< Ir.- Walter Dials, Mrs. Dora Da an were the guests of Mr. ai Irs. Chas. Enoch Saturday, The members of the church ha lade un their minds to "Park t tall" for the District eonfeien< andy Grove will feed Wednesdi nd they will have enough food oed Darlington county. Tlie r? j Tuesday night will be a kno ut. Until this total program ver it will be all work and lay for Sandy Grove church. V re all out to eive the Snmt istrrc-t delegates?a real?<m ime July 27-28..e_AU local preac rs are asked to report $2.00; j xhorters $1.00 at the District co erence and renew their subscri ion for the Advocate for $1.( 'o be an intelligent local preac r in the Methodist church, o ros't read and keep in line wi he church and the time. Ea lembei is asked to briny 1 pou f suyar to church Sunday for I rict conference entertainmei lev. Wm. Brown wants this .? r;u foi refreshments. DDE WEST NEWS Revs. B. J. Glover and E 1 ^rinms brought striking and pi itabk' gospel messages to t Members of Mt. Lebanon A. and Mt. Zion Presbyteri hinches respectively on last Si kiy, while- at St. Mary Bapt ihurch the Sunday school was c< lucted under thw direction of- J 1. Carl Donald, Supt. Miss Ri Fisher, formeily of Winston-! cm, N. C., became a member Mt. Lebanon church at the ch )f the evening hour of worst Mr. nnd MTs. Isaac Print' ' i little daughter of 1 fenders mvi N. C. spent the week end here guests of their parents and ho folk. Mr. John Miller who is stati ed in a camp in North Carol spent last "week end as the gv of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ( " ?tT. ?fr. - 1 TtlE I*A1 OOOODOOOOOOCK {OO^OOOX>OOOOC HII* C'OOOOOOOvOOOO^O.OO-f^OOOO.OOO on would do if you were order* ><-d Worry in*; how the hospital *rih?." peace ol iniiid of knowill, DAYS' ILOSLTfALIZATiON NY CAUSE. Benefits paid to ivory of policy. 'KLi.A BLK; The Company ei ent of premium. TDKND on all money paid to mniversary of tlie policy as lo I'll SERVICE. Api>'''>xinialcl} urtlov tn *. 'i\'t' prompt st'rvinr aUishetl. Harries" (he Risk; the I'Ninsu il Life And trance Con COLUMBIA, S. C. LESTER L. BATES. Rresul i Anderson, is ' Mr. W. E. Vauss returned L?r- 1 last Saturday lo Washington, el- C.. where he is working1 at 1 !> - rng several days here with 1 ng wife and mother. He r> ports tli he he is.doing well in Washington. -itt Mrs. l.illte. _Flshei?ami lit is- Misses Peloris. Claudette and B BSia Westfield .of Washington a ill l.ie guests of their ther a ch grandmother, .Mrs. Carrie Bs he more. 'V- Mr. Daniel Valentine was a vi rtor in Abbeville during last wee IV Mrs. Hazel Brownlee and ch il s" ren of Ware Shoals were the we end guests of Mr. and Mrs." re M. Brownlee and family -dutit ey last week. ks Miss Annie Belle Hawthor vt* luis returned from Columbia whe ji', | she attended the Allen-Benedi r- summer school, and reports a fi rid ; and profitable session. Mrs. Willie Mae Robinson ai vo little niece of Williamston retur he ed home on last Saturday aft ;e. visiting Mrs. Robinson's paren ay | Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lee. to! Rev. R. .J-,- -(Rover. Messrs-fh ?1- j Smith and Daniel Hawthorne we ck the ,dinner quests of Mrs. Jai is Turlhan and son Mr. James Ti: no nian on last Sunday, ft Sgt. Curtis J. Harkntjsjrof Kr er Bragg, N. C., was married on Ju od 20, to Miss Margaret L. Grid h- who is a waitress at the hospit nil at Fort Bragg. Her home is n- Fayetteville. They were the 1 p- ' of July guests of hrs parents .\ )0. i and .Mrs. Curtis Ilarkness, f h- While here, she met and ma ne I many friends who wish them th long; and happy life together. th1 nd . ).*s I FI/)RE\CR NEWS j - ?; - ? m_ ' Miss Myrtl" Villiams and M (Daisy H. Brailey spent the we j end home. They are attertdi summer school at Benedict c I letre. Mr. Joe Law h; s returned Jia Pittsburgh, Pa., after spendi :u' nfwhtto with relatives arid 1'iii'ii '1C Mlrs. Emma Brown and rinuf ter* Misses Ruth aim Florence ian fie Brown of New York City i Jo- in the city vi'sitiug relatives a -ist friends, Miss C. R. Brown a in- Miss Annie Bowen anci family. The Kiddies' Rainbow Qtiin 'tli lets was held at Mt. Zion A. ?>a E. church on last Monday nij (>f was a success, given by Mrs. ose L. Smith and Mrs. E. E. Guiles >ip. Pvt. Levi Hommrngway of F md Bragg spOnt the week end ho lie, "with wife Mrs. Levi Hemmn ?s way and mother, otherL^rcflgti me and friends. Mrs. Maggie S. McLeod the v on of the lute Rev. Jeremiah Molina died July "5th at her home' af lest several weeks illness. The f ito. eral was held July 8th at Cuint I xr ?^ * t I LMETTO LEADER " ! - i 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOv: Y JK II ^OOOOOQOOO"OOOOOC-OOOOOOOn3 ^ ;d to the hospital today? $ bills are to be paid? ? g that you have a policy X OUT or* EACH YEAR. | V. . . X ir any cause ongmaitng m not cancel policy ex- y *i* Y the Company as prem- !?! ng as it is kept contin- X 1 T 1C)0 representatives in ; % on claims* as soon as- X i: i. . ren lanes mv1 uisk .j. I Health | 7 ipSny | A A I I A lent Telephone 2-220(1 ...... . . . ; ? fl.i n? 1 Methodist church. A brief on program was., rendered and?eulo. ]l ?y by the PastorRov. J. W. Tay lis lor. The remains were nhtcet^-mlis i hvshand tinder a hank of beautiful ' :' 1 j Op" ... j Surviving: two sons, two daugh a: McLeud?of Washington, D.- C.i av Rev. and Mrs. F! C. MeLeod and no sen of Marshall, Texas; one grand ir-lson and other relatives and a fiost of friends, is- Dr. and Mrs. Fred McLyod have dt. returned to Washington. D. C. afd ter being called to the city oh acek count of tl)e death of their mothR. oi'T Mrs. Maggie S. Mciieod. flg-- Mr. Jacob Smith is on the sick list. Hrs many friends wish hint ne a speedy recovery. re Friends of Mr. .Manning Goodict son are very glad to have*,hint ne - home again after having to spend nine days in Columbia, nd Friends of Pfc. Albeit Howard I.:... 1..r i.. i 1 m- ?*!*.- ?iz"?iiiii?? ii i hi iutm wi iti.'it it i in e; good times on his 15 days furlough ts, at his home in Columbus. Ohm with his family and many friends rL' NINEfVSIX NEWS iie ; & n- | Mrs. C. A. Roan is much bettei after a week-of severe ill less. . Mrs. Parker extends thanks to ' the many"'friends for their kind ne ne-=s during her mother's illne ?s. ui Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Adams Mi :ai Erskine Hadden, Miss Virginia jn Mr. Sidney Jr., and Jonah Adams i of Anderson spent te day in Co . lumbia Sunday. If Rev J. S. Dial has our syrnpa3r. thy in the loss of his grandmothde er.Miesdames Florence Goodwin. a Eli'za Coleman and G. A. Parkei attended the Woman's Aid convention in Pomaria last week, i Miss Laura Dawkins of Charlotte, N. C., visited her mother, Mrs. Florence Goodwin and Mrs. Mattie Sanders who is on the sick rs- list. ek Miss Essie?AIae Mathis is spendn!r img the summer in Philadelphia. f Mrs. Jennie Poe and Mary Elizabeth Payne left for Philadelphia last week. ^ni Mrs. Lucy Dorley of Prospering ,ty is the pleasant guest of Mrs. i Is. BEThi. Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Dial, Mes' " dames Campbell, Graham and Bow ''** ie visited friends in Saluda last m' wfcek. md The Union Choir program at md Mt. Pleasant AME church Sunday afternoon was very good. Tide '^singing was excellent. The Ca| rolma STngers o F Spartanburg M. I were our guests. They rendered rht ,<t program Sunday night at Trini. '^y? Miss Mary Joe lank returned l|'om summer school at Benedict "' M college Saturday, me I Miss Lark and Mrs. Parker will i1(r_ l attend the State S. S. and B. T ve I U. convention at Morris college, this week.. Miss Aggie Lee Smith spent the dfe week end with her parents and cod returned to State college Sunday. t(1|. The Carolina Jubilee Singers will render a program July, 19th at, Mt. Pleasant AMF. church. >er- miss this musical treat. 1 ; Union Baptist Mourns Loss Loyal Member t neuron Green Pcott. son of < the Isite Mr. and Mrs. Isaac x Scott of Eastover, passed away \ at the home of his daughter Mrs. f "Dolly Smith, 732 1/2 Lincoln St., Tuesday 2:45 a. ni. July 7. Deacon Scott moved to Columbia in 19QQ. He \vjui3 one of the. pioneer ?builders of Union Baptist cburcn and served as?a?loyal, respectful? deacon from the beginning. He was also known as the Father ~ of hi< community, and loved by j all who knew him. As a member . of the Deborah Circle No. 4, he . was dependable and always gave,7 advice when "called uponi / He is survived by six children: > Mrs. 'Lena Jackson, Columbia\ Mr. John T. Scott, ^Jacksonville, ?Fhtri??Annie?Scott?of?hf:??.? _ City; Mrs. Dolly E. Smith of Co iml . Mis, Ollie Grant of N. Y. City and Mr. Geo. Scott of Columbia;- two sisters; 3 nieces; j 5 nephews, several grands and great-grands and many friends. Solos were' sung by Messrs. F. M. Taylor, Eva Adams and Miss ' Edna Butler. Remarks by Deacons Win, Ponds, Westley John- . son; Messrs. P. A. Ingram, N. A. Robinson and others.' Our pastoi Rev. L. C. Jenkins' text Job. .'10-23 was inspiring as well as inform-in'gr Deaeon - Sam Williams was? master of ceremonies. Obituary by Mrs. Mitljlo Smith. .Mam friends expressed theirsytnpathy -> in beautiful floral designs, cards 1 of condolence, telegrams and t more tangible ways that showed * that the deceased was highly re- ' spot-ted. Kind words to his belov- ett-family will - help them to hold fast to the things he loved most ~ dearly. Approximately 1,000" attended these services. Heaven's * gain is our loss. 1). B. Williams, Reporter' ! JU5N N UTTSV1LLE NF.NVS By C. 1). Sanders. Rporter Quite a few socials were giver, over the week end in honor of the boys who left for camp Monday ^ Mr. and- Mrs. Evans" daughte ? died the past week at her home f alized Monday at Macedonia Bap * tist church. Mr. I. Green spent a few days ' ir. the city from California. p Mrs. Minnie Gowdy of Clio home demonstration agent of Mar' boro county sponsored a misselkwwtfB shower in iionoT^Uf Mrs- ^ Vera Stubhs Robinson a f^cerr I l.i i.lo Tiwmhiv nt the home o -3 Mrs. C. D. Sanders. t Rev. A. .J. Wright- left Sttnda ^ ior--n special six weeks course in N. Y. City. Rev. C^pp- v and R"V ~2 Bryant will conduct the services ti in his absence. Mr. J. B. Drake district mana- ^ get- N. C. Mutual was called to Wilmington, N. C. Sunday to witr.ess the launching of the S. S. I John Merrick. * r Mrs. Ngny Reese returned af ter spending a lovely vacation' ir -Columbia. house guest of Rev,-ami- J Mrs. S. S. Youngblood. s Mrss Dorothy Reese win, tlr< t dinner guest of Mrs. Anna S Colemon Wednesday. Luetic Brockington spcnt the week ~d end in .Jacksonville, N. C., visiting JMr. Archie Sanders. Jr., brother. v Mrs. Cassie R. Grace and Mrs : [. Reese were successful with a chicken supper Friday. ^ Our sick friends' are improving ; Mrs. M. Alston, Mrs. Julia Thomp t. son, Mr. L. Johnson, Mrs. Ella Munnerlyn. Mrs. Jenkins. _ Mrg,_ bizzje, Curtist .and, daugh-. ^ ter returned home from a month c vacation in X. Y. City visiting e children. , Mrs. Louise I.oston and littU hmshnir~Mae and Gabrell Stcvc" left for a month vacation in N. 1 Y. and N, J. Tuesday. j The Food Conservation meeting , was a success Monday sponsored by Mrs. Minnie (Gowdy, H. D. agent. Mrs. Francis Thomas * ounty IT. D. agent and Mrs. Ma- v lion Paul, State Supv. Negrc home demonstration work. Dr. Owen ( white) gave us ,arr instructive talk Sunday moring on *= the care of the body. I HEMPSTEAD NEWS Gloria), Wise, reporter Sunday school session " !"? ??>' _ f'idly conducted byofficers', teachers. Several vlsUorS were "t so present. At 12 o'clo k Rev M' Thompson nreached n soul rim sermon wh'ch everyone eiioved Mr. C. Garvin. Mr. A. M"'-ret* Mr. W. L. Rrooks and Mr. M. T> 2 WHliams and puito a few more ' are to he drafted in the army ser- * vice Tuesday TfTlli.?' " Mr. and Mrs. Glover from N, Y weEe the guests of Mr. en J Mr" Isaiah Wise. Mrs. Helen C. Young Mijss Lessie Stroud,- Miss Esse GarVen reported a grand trip tr Jamaica Sunday. We were delighted to?have Rev, John Watson from Riugo' Spring. S. C. here 7dy_.a?few?hows. 3 " 'Ve wish for our sick a speedy 1 recovery. 1 Misses Glorial Wi*se and Delor c is Allen won the prizes in the con * cert at Jackson school which a) 5 enjoyed. Gloria Wise and Gladys- ' spent Sunday in Westberrg visit- ' ing friends and enjoyed a won f Iderful time. We miss little liar- 1 i old and Sonny Mason who are ! ) spending awhrle with grandmoth; er. We are glad to see Mrs. Wi) I lie Parker home from the hospi | , tal with her little bnby girl. Hei i J husband is in the army. We wish | her the best of health and happl- l I ness for her little ghl. j i '.1. -CAKD OF THANKS ( The fam11y~oT~xtre?late Mr. dantleWilliams, M., wisn o thank the many reluii/es and < riends for their kindness hud ! vo.ds of sympathy during the | 5 Uness and death oy their dear ? ather. / I , Dr. M-. B. Williams, J r., ? Mr. Manson Williams, Mr. J a meg Williams, - Mrs. Clark. ? LA1?U UF THANKS I4 . / ? I My*. Emily Brown and Miss * sajdoru Miles >Vish to express ! heir appreciation to friends loi lie kinoness shown them daring he long illness ami lecent death >f their mother, Mis. Frances J.H lies. IN MEM OKI AM - = In memory of our loving fath- -! :r and husband, Solomon Deas, vh0 departed this lite July la, 1 LU42. ^ \ piecious one from us is gone, \ voice we loved is stilleo; \ place is vacant in our home, Which never can be lilied. Mrs. Kebecca Deas, wife; Mr. A lllium Deas, son; Mrs. Annie J. iSnialls, Lucille Deas and Ja- 1 lie E. Washington, daughters. - I IN MEMOR1AM J In memory of our dear sistei ife, July 15, iy-41, two years age oday. sale in the arms of Jesus, Safe in His tender care; >ale from the wollds of temptavtrthrr.g?can harm her there. - , Cone but sudly missed by her listers: ( uAGLilK, MARTHA uiul SALLIK j AROl.'Nl) (Al)KS NEWS 5t. Haul A. >1. K. -Ch?ir?h - lev. A. R. (ierman, Pastor- ? -?j St. Paul A. M. E. church pro- | nam and rally began at 3:30 Sunday, July 11. A large crowd rom various churches were then hat witnessed a grand program >ixteen captains reported as fol- i ows: Mrs. Roberta Thomas, re- I lortedd $105; Mrs. . Ester Adams 1 180.25; Mrs. Verlie Thomas, $42.- ^ (t;?Mrs. Mary Wilson, $34.30; 4rs. Vermeil llaroic. $20.00; Mrs. ( loxie F.pps, $27.70; Mrs. Elbe ^ I l-.uv i e % ? * ?-* ? I .nomas tiiu.io: Airs. rtinuei fuion _$18.00(; Mrs. Roily . Glaacbo, ;lo.84-^Mrs. fiffimr Jam?- Mont :omery, $14.00; Mrs. Ruth Thorn- ~ is $8.51; Mrs. Ceifer Mae -Bur;ess, $8.00; Mrs. Annie Mae Gra- .. iam, $7.00; Mrs. Janie Barr, $5.30 i Jrs. Corinne Brown, $5.10; Mrs. J ilvine Blackman, $1.00. Total aised $420.62. ^ All the captains who raised over \ 125.00 received a blue ribbon and even of the captains who raised he highesst amount was awardd prizes. The lust Sunday was a - high |... [ay at St. Stephen Baptist church. tt 6:00 p.m. devotional service v ras conducted by Rev. F. _KT~Pe-' a erson and Bro. Gadson Hannah, t iernion was preached by the "Kev. t. R. German from the Lake City ircuit. His teict was taken from J he 16th chapter of Job and the , ith verse. He preached a wonlerful sermon whieh seem,*,! to he f njoyed' by all who heard him. .'he colection was $20.50. Mrs. Leona Brown from Rich. nond, Va., and Mrs. Ada Burgess j uaster Gilbert Burgess, Miss 'earl Burgess, Miss Clareather ^ r Surges* and Master George Bur- j tess from Philadelphia, Pa., are j uniting relatives here. Mr. It. F. Montgomery, Mr-r Villie Moore, Miss Marjorie Mont- ^ fomery from Oak Grove were din>er guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. nomas Sunday. E. L. Thomas, reporter ^ a. JOHNSTON NEWS \ The" Mt. Zion S. S. met at the ] suul hour with Supt. and teachrs at their posts. The lesson was [ aught by Miss Beulah Williams. | We regret very much the ill- [ ie?s of M i?s Thomasina Blocker j md Miss Frances Harrison who < low are in the hospital. We pray or their speedy recovery. ,, reek end guest of the Amoses ust week. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH ( Rev. B. J. Hutchinson, Pastor t St. George^JlB- S. was called to ( [raw by the Supt. The teachers \ n charge . of the classes. The ^ norning service began at 11:3C '] onducted in the usual order. The sermon was full of thought and in- ^ piration. Quite a few visitors at- < ended. Mr. Felder was the guest ^ if his sister Mrs. Angle Robinson i Miss Cleveland our home econom **11o ii?? lici'ii eiecieu.i \ :u woi k in St. Cieorge Williams y High School. _ j Sgt. Oscar Christie is home with 1 parents for a few days. Mr. Mackie was the guest of Miss Cherry ( 0. Rrown. Also Mrs. Lutherine 1 B. Smith of Andrews was the j I juest of Mrs. S. E. Felder. ' J ^1 . / " ~ .., J SHlurduy, July 17, 1013. Classified Advertising Column Speclrtt Notices, Cards of Thanks, Mentoriains, Hirth Announcements Marriage Announcements, etc. are :harged for at the rate of 10c per ine. Cash must accompany the irder. .Minimum charge 30c. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Eurthauany friends for their kind words U coruToTtMice and the "beautiful totals; and we feel* very grateul to the -Leevy's Funeral Home. 4 Foster Mother and Father, Mr. and Mts. Sum Walker Mrs. Anna M. Wiley, Mother. LAKI) UK I M AXN.IVJi ~T wish to thank the many friends and visitors for being so cind to Mother, during the timfk if her accident. I pray that God' .vill reward you all in heaven. Daughter, VICTORIA BAXLEY. CARD OF THANKS .Wo. wish to thank our lnW| friends and neighbors for' thllRr nndness shown us during the Uness and death of our husband tnd father Rev. B. F. IBtewart. \lso for "the "many beautiful ftor .1 offerings. ? Mrs. B.?F,?Stewart,?wife Edward Cecil?Stewurt,?son, IN MEMORIAM 44 EVANS?In loving memory of iUr deal - mother and wife,' Mrs. Mice Evans, who-Ieft-ns-on^ycm1 ?tge?t"dny, Inly 15, 104*^. _ Jod picked a loving flower "'rum his garden, up above \n'd sent her here for each of us fo admire and to love. She was a precious flower sweet \d heaven blessed, but Cod lad need for her again and took der home to rest, sadly missed by : Husband- and Children. IN MEMOR I VM EVANS?In loving rifUnfory of >ur deitr grandmother, Mrs. Alice Ivans, wiio left us one year ago t y oday, July 15, 11)42. * "1111" hnjivt? nrid snd nnv nipmnriee sweet, )ur tears they often flow, iVe try to say 'His will be done** lut wo me weak, we loved her so. 'n<11 >' ?>iwk?<l by . : .Grand-children. IN MEM OK I AM In memory of our dear grandnother, Mrs. I la Thompson, who imparted this life one year ago, i.l.v 11, 1942. / ^ precious one from us is" gone, V voice we loved is stilled; fcf" V place is vacant in our homev^ Vhich never can he idled. Mrs. Arnetha Dreher, (1 rand-daughter and Family. IN MEMORIAM Itt nrenvoiy" sister ~ nd mother, Dinah Olivia Thomas rho departed this life one year igo, today July 4th, 1942 at her lume in Florence county, near Jamplico, S. C. '.Sisters Mrs. Minnie E. Burch, drs. Connie G. I.conard; Children drs. Elleha iDbng, Jessie Thomas 3happelle Thomas, Lillian E. , 'hoinas and Mylo Thomas. IN MEM OKI AM In memory oF our dear hus)and and father Timothy Colenan, who departed this life July .'I, 1934,? sine years have passed since that sad day, "he one we loved was called away iod took him home, it was His will, lut in our hearts he liveth still. Airs. Anna Coleman, wife; Reiecca, Mildred, Carl,?7Willie und ohn Wesley Coleman, children. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our baby Ernest ' Wsiey Black, who crossed to the ;reat beyond on July 14, 1943. * k Bud the gardeners gave us, \ pure und lovely child; ?e gave it to our keeping, To cherish undefiled. Jut just as it was opening, Jo the glory of the day, Jown came the Heavenly gardener tnd took the bud away. > -Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Black, md Brothers John II. and George TnJTacTC IN MEMORIAM In sad, but loving memory of t laughter, mother and grandmoher, Mrs. l.ucilla N. Wise, who leparted this life July 13. 1943,^4^ )ur hearts were uuite. broken / .. Vhen you had to leave us here;,? i'ou were Cod's greatest t'?k-;n I hut He ever let us share. fou were our guiding light fou were our^ leading star, fou lhude our dark days bright Jut you left us to cross the bar. .V ? nm7 your loving smile, .V'e miss your tender care; 5ut muy we meet you after while s our solemn prayer. Mother, Mrs. Emma Bracey; hildren: Misses Estelle and Salie Nance and Mrs. Fannie N. -ninsori; t.iuiidson: William N. ?lack^on.