Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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: PAOB SIX ' r?' *11H f * M,i.' -uutT |^KM| .>' I 1 > . - a. K^Jfl (nil' ,\ 'v ? ^pr BESSm* .^^BaBflM ' ' Rolled kf'O. S. *ir Dcpartmi " --^-l1'-; _ ^ ffiVerybody's Btrthday _ By South Carolina Lc " Magpie Li McLaughlin organi^ ' ger-of the South Carolina League ~4~" t. Inc. of New York City and spun? At $?r of eveT-yhody's birthday party S irom January to June and given 7 ?t* the homo of Mrs. James Veal (treasurer) 1U>1 \Y7 TT7TH""street. New York City. The tables were oeautifully decorated. The sponsor wfttreS to thank the members that helped to make the 4, party H succesfe:*'" SL Tlev. M. tj. Huck'mah. pastor 01 i4j? Zion Baptist church. Xewark, NT mf J. vrirfher of first prize; Rev. John ?^?i-, 1^- Sea hr hafts, director Morgan ^^""Chrjstittl^ p^ltfcr,?Morgan. college. BaltfmoTe, second prize; M'rtv Heltr" fe& ^fc^'^g^^.^inancTat secretary ol.the'^outh Carolina Leaon:e; Mr. w" fcdggrd, CdttdtflfeflfrS trf the trus f tees of the South Carolina League , ReivjuhtL-Mrs, JL*S.,^TOrepce, pas tor M&ropoUtan. Methodist church ' - New Ydhk (jityp Mr. Ceasar Seabrooks, chaplain. The following friends; Rev. C Y .Trigsrs, pastor of Salem Methodist church, N. ,CY.: Rev. .1, M ?Ltarts, pa?t"r rvf?C-Hrr*e-f'om n't unitv church. N. Y.; Rev. I,. L. Berry Sec. of Che'A. 31. K Missionary; Mrs Ira T Bryant ot Nashville. ??enn.; Kev. ana Mrs. J- A. Forelock, pastor of Bethel church, X. ~-YT: &eVv C. M. Washington, N". Y. Win. B. Smith, l'hila., IVi.; Rev. ~-r R,?Gr- .UclultU'-SOll. Rlhljr. St. A. Sti. K. church. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mr. .Harvey Wilson, riiila.. Fa. Mrs*. patty liishon. Phi!a<lclphia, Pa.: Mr. R. B. Hurry. Fhila.. Fa.: Mr. Andrew TaFwls, l'h ila., Fa.; YTF and Mrs. ciuu'les Alfnrd, N. Y. (\: Mrs. Onic (iihson, X. Y. Rev. Nicklo, assistant pastor Salmi ^tc(hod'-t chin?h. N. V. ?Rev. J. L. Arflridgc, assistant pastor <>! Metropolitan MJcthodist* church; Mrs. Mary R. Wright. X. Y. ' .: Mrs. Emma Moore. 'X. Y. Mrs. Ella Cunningham, X. Y. C.;*Rov ft. \V Rnh?v M. K. cljurch. DetroitMrs. Roi>er? Lfltidls, Mis". fief(rude S. Cnimpj. Mr. Kdward Nelson, Rev. and Mrs. J. (W. Tate, Walker Memorial Ra|: ' tint church; Rev. F. .1. Miller, S. _ ' C.; Mr. Robert D. ' nnd'is. 'Mr. J. A. Gaunt, Mrs. V.-S. Riddicks ,. N. Y. ('.; Atty. Nathan Dobbins of Wash 1 ngton. D. R/shop R. R. v Wright, 18th district. A. M. F. church; Mrs. Maggie Rivers. N. V G ; I'.i<hnp ('. ! ' ( ' : i 1 v l .'ln - Eprsropal district A. M. F.. church Hon. William T. Andrewsr prcsiJif'club. L. | emori: sorrn % I 4'4'TBPO ^ 00 Ol/ll 1U^ ?-L Great Lakes, III.?Now lighting ? Bluejackets in tfnele Sam's Na' fa vy, eleven South Carolina men9 are among hundreds of Negro ~ A tug ?t the LL S. Naval Training P Sailors undergoing Terruli trairiI Station here. I' *" FoF the tickt several weeks they 1 will participate "in a rigid train* irlg program . slreasiftg physical * cttt^tlojllng, miljtar|r:^driIL funThey also will take a series of Mm S ' ;1; I HllfcJHbr' ? JHi 1 H *in B^^fKxjgfi?^!:.s- >v- - v* pppr^r rnt Burc?tJ ot Public Relations NEA?Private First Class Benjamin a letter from home while Sergeant ; Louisiana, shows what might be triosity.i ?? "" ' ~i" ' ~ Party Sponsored ajarue. Inc., N.Y. City I aptitude tests designed as a ii ' 'ill in placing oath man in t h c 1 1 Ivpe at' Work which he is best 1 I lit tel. l'l">ii graduation 4 hey each ] will he granted a nine-day leave I - Ttftrr whteh they w ill lie a?sign?- ' cut t7r~ a Herviuc. School?for fur-? thcr specialized instruction, o l be sent directly to duty at sea or at a shore station, depending | upon their scores in the aptitude I tests. Some men with suiricicut .Ot- ~ pci ioiieo ~fn?a-?particular skill Jimcdcd liy the N'avv are rated a: J petty officers "upon? completing 1 "boot training*' and sent to active , duty immediately. The South Carolina jrecruits J are: CJeorpo Allen. 18. Route J. ' Allendale; Fd(*ai* U. Martipault, t ift, IHO Smith. Charleston; John < K. Wright. 1000 Washington St. | Culomliin; Ivlwai'd In. Lewis, III, ' Box VFairfax; W illie Keith. 'JO ( Box 0?0, Georgetown; Kufus Wil- t liants, IS. Knutr 1. Harder'-ille; I.ttther 1',, 1' ii' li > r? h. IS. Box 1 K j I'iivt''nd; l>a\v<\ I,. Orr. IS,. KielKc land; James T. Tliornp:on. 10, ^ Box 11 A. St. Helena rsland; Jan. ( r>. Field'-, ts, St. Helena Island; i Jaroh R. Richardson. 10. Route 1 ' White llall. ___j Piedmont Med. T7ent7 Phiir. Association :<1 i Hoi ds Meeting' ! 11 in, -. i . in<' nrnmnrt' t t Modi . n-lJcntal-PHnrinaceut ica! as social inn held their regular month j ly meeting in- the "City of I'.roth"v!; I.nvc," with President l.ancy ree. member of tho South Carolina Pharmaceutical hoard, as titles' I -pcakcr to phartuacisjs'; I >?. S. 11 ( Slattery as guest lecturer on I'ia- I net is Melliuis and the dentist had t i truest demonstrator of the Aery I lie Plate. Kach individual handled f their subject to he extent of in- l dotation of theii having taking c much time to prepare themselves Ij for the special occihsinn. Dr. IT M. Duckett gave a special phonographic denlonstjation of the dis- v eased heart bats, which was (piitc | tho ponularity 'of these monthly ' meetings have reached m yond the confines of the memncrshin, is inilea ten Try ffTe presence ol fiii v.- icians of the NottVi state attending tlx- body: Dr. Kdisoir* K. Backmon, * ' I lie poptdai city?sm geon : 111', il. _f T. Brodie, of Charlotte;. Dr. ToniP H. Wdliston of (lastonia ami Dr. ' \V. TP Baucuni of Concord came ) tlown to i*it in on the U'ctutcs. After th^ clinical lectures and 1 the business of the association arc } j disposed off. the social popularity ( I becomes a eafure oT TacTi month' ly meeting, when the pi ofessi'ona! | men's wives, who constitute an , lauxuiaiy 10 the association, 10-1 I gethcr meet the c itizens of the |, town efitertainine the group a-rotmd a banquet tahie. where after | being served, visitors are intro-j, duced and after talks arc made, | which talles are generally of an , mlormative niHuie. as to relntion of the profession and laymen. -Vu < had as .visitors^ pur own Dr. R. | W. Doc kery who was located* a' "] Seneca, but now with the coldvs , and located at Oscoda Army Aii field, Mile*;, and his wife, Mrs.l Yeta Dock?ry; Missea .1 y 1 i a ttrnughton of' Charleston; T.' W. I "Wltab&ih and H. A:. Ansttn rtfEtt- j ' ucational Dep't., State college; . '* " . 1 ' - VIrs. Ruth Pride and Miss Monznii. i iviio are members oT the si mmei i school at Koc^ Hill: Mrs. Di*s. ' rtrodle and Williston <>f North '"'a- 1 . olinat Messrs William I lean f?f | Spartwnhitrir: Kirkland ol" Cam- ' len. ~ ^ ; 1 The list of the occasion etinsTi |~j uted the ijoetors, their- w.ves. | friends and the Friendship Junior ['oHcpe Diotinun Pop't Dr. Make ' i tinjr as toastnuisft'i ; * Dr.?Clai e -1 rakinir the welcome address. I A dance at the Gayetv conclud-' ( ;d the evening's entertainment. J<: Prof. Dennis Presented i I ecturcs at Leader->: - " iF* ship Training School '1 Norton K. Dennis, now st dyinp it the .lull acd School of Music. New York. N. Y.. recently deliv ted a course of ten lectures on \|:isie In Christian Education" it the Leadership Trainino* school held in Camden. South .Carolina ; me last week ' in June. ' ( Professor Dennis, with years 01 =.pelience at Wiley loHc^e, Wilivi-force t-nivyrs-'lv and Clufljn co) . lejre. tYrangehurjr. South, Caro- ~ lina, where he is now en Graced pusses a ri.ii hackjxroiuuh not only id' vneal. choral and oriran. teach mi;, tinl ;i neiiny ue\cinpeit lecn , impic III" pn'T'iiling?lecture -reeK- [Hi?:" ?; . j While in tin- riiy he i.s ar,ranging m i?ui:!i.-li his recent organ mmpo.v.iinh, An Aj'l'ican Marled Song. Hex. J. S. Hey ward Addresses Ministers' ron. in Washington Tlic Reverend .lose-on S. Hey- . .vurd. founder. :im! luiililof of St. ; lost ph Baptist church, St. Helena island. I- i ojrni.ore, wlm now . sitK s nt liisi ..snac iou s Some "Jin < Fioiida- Avenue \V? Washing- | on. I). f'.r.\v;?< the orator of the iay.it ttie Minister's ("inference [Washington) last Monday., Rev f aTiTt's II. Matxhal.?pre?idctth ; .His text was taKen f r o in Hatthew K>:18: "Upon This Roek Will Build My Church". "My \ njriloni is not of 'his World". I oh n ISa'Sp?Snl) iri't; "'I'iie (iimrrr ~i )i The 1\ingdmr". He spoke as ollnw s: ~ H ?Roth of- these verses ai" t.h t vords of our l.nvl. The First is in cl.eretire to Ills ( luirch, and tlrr-~i croud is in refi ronco to His Ki>L" Inni. The words of fheTirst" were 1 poked in F'eseva PTiiTlipjil." It was" it this time lie asked His <li> i- i lit": "Who. <lo men sav that I I on'.'" And .Simon, Peter made the pent Confession "Thou Art The liris-t the Son of the living Cod." > "Vler saw ami heard what others I 'ail to rec and hear?and hence * in.w from tlir Master words o|. I ote nraise --"Blessed Art The; union? Rar .lonult f.ir flesh?and dood liatli not repealed it unto hee. hut My Pathol; wlio is in Raven.We ran not etner here into the nil exegeses of the text hut suf icieut to say that the word ro k f cfers to the diety o f Christ, hrist is the Roek. and all that it I mplies which is the foundation of +ts?church.- ~| fi.lint?.lei"tm- conceived that the . void roi k whereon the land would n+ifd ?I Us- * iw-reh - .was the Lord ^ limself. lie was "The Rock" and ; V tflv was-"a re.k". Then spoke | !esiis saying*. "| am the light of lie world". 'His?diseit?les (Hi1 the .. iglit of thu w udil trio-fT .1 oiln M:12 i"d are fie light of CTi?- 0wur!d, y; . itv that sits nn a hill cannot be .id. Matt. 5:11. The church as Sai'nt Paul view- ; iu_it__is. a temple of the living |, (one. and each believer is a ftone ijlt into tlii' spiritual fabric. ' 'hrist lliinsi'ff is the fuimdatttmr "J lie 0110 irtitl only Inundation. 1 ' or. 11. Also Peter in 11rs rjpis- , l? never claimed tliis distinction , or himself, lie. there in the Kpis le afl'nirms that Christ is t h e .hicf Corner Stum.- and we are ! iuilded on Him. ( The point of the passage t o ' rhich" we are callvng .your alien- ' Ion however is that our Cord is arc affirming that the purpose of- ' lis first advent is to form all III- ~~ titution which in Greek is called Cc.lesiu from which we get Ecclelaslieal and whi'Ji we trn n si a t.e_ _ h^irrh. It means a body that is ; ailed out. The separated, an as embly. Thai, group who had brok Ti With ill,. .......1.1 1 : v.v .tw,1VIMIII illlll IIS L >agen way of living. That group vho believed in Him, who want to ' vnrship Him and serve Him hand henjscTves together for fellowship uid inspiration. That group of I '<>1 lowers cohsfHute the Church I In plain words Christ is going .o form here in' this age in which ve live a body t<r be composed of lis called out one. There was a very large turnout if pastors of the eitv who heard Reverend Heyward. His sermon ,vas greatly enjoyed by all present: - After commontr.?which - was . complimentary by Dr. Anderson. Dr. Ftoy. Dr. I.ampkiiis and otheis Rev. fley ward wag tendered a vote r>f thanks, by the conference, for his able and eloquent sermon, Pastor MeKinley Memorial Baptist Church, Washing-, -' trmr Br Ch . - ? ? Dr. S. G. Lampkms 4 rj : i , THE PALMETTO LEA1 I'F/f ERANS HOSPITAL NOTIIS ! Sunday. July 11 a spr^lSl 1 us , eft the uity at 5:46 larpc group for another second Sunday's dograni^. vyhjxh vonsistecl of"^s<>m:^. irayer, poems aJftl a pood Sermon >y Rev. J. B. Johnson which we til 1 enjoyed. /Miss AnniT Murry, HrS. Parpen mn lA Mrs. "pannnh .'ook. little Gladys Murr? served >n the prograuj^ / H T,W0 Of thf^^itTU expressed the Kratitu<?A& number the- enteTtahrtnh^proypr ? ? Mrs. Julia GleHp?(1Sf>onK6r; Miss ?|iiinip Afae Keffthtty'^ organist. l)K. L. (J .GLOVEft HOLD'S y" i *_ y\ K * It. S. TAYLOR ! " . - Gr;< e^yille. S. C.?-Alien *Trnude A..M. E. ehrtiVh third qiiartev'v -onfevonee was held Jupi. 27-2#. S Jjj. at us 'itl hour hv Strot. Mait,,*AV IV'rno. Review hv fcmf. 1. Mints, director Sterling Summer School for Teachers. Remarks h\?the preshl'117 older were in-lyr est.ing nml instructive. AI 11 :"0 a.m. ami "frtfo p.m. J the P. E.. iPr. Glover delivered tu-o rieat messages. which lliycd thei";ir< rri. to higher ground. uTT" Afrmrtay rvnMIti ;tt "w. in i|iinr* levly conference assembled for the business session which "proved to f.o one of the lies', 'yet held h, re. After the devotional* -the--reports frPni I he depart incuts of the I'.iireh v.iwe highly , ommciuhd i" the presiding elder. .Judging, from these reports September 3rd wvl he n Red Letter Pnv for Allen |\ mple fhrveh. .The elder went aWay all smiles. Von. know why. fVfrss 1\ I,. l.ykes. reporter WOOPIM IT NEWS Se\V Bethel News Our Sunday school was very jood with Sinn, and teachers uescnt. The offering banner was .voti by < lass No. I M.rs. Dovtrw I arks toucher. The attendance banner was won by class 3 .Mrs." school is progressing nicely with i neat sum raised each Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marr'son i.Winn, dr. ami Mrs. L. (' Winn also .Mr. i ml Mrs. Pay id Robinson and fain Ty spent the vveek 'end with Mi. inf Mrs. Nathaniel Garrett of 0,'nt.iin?bm?o+td?report n?ni e iliiU. ~ . The many friends of Mr. ..Alvin kelson, Si\. will team with regie! d' his sudden death which o eureTT Saturday, filly 1fHTi \vtnle~vi-r." ?'i :ig~'a "s'ict, f rip'ild. The wlmb oiuuuinity is iu sympathy with, lis family. Airs. Mat tie Nelson in I children. A farewell party was given 'aPrdav night in honor, of Mr. owis Gihhs who left Sunday foi irmy. service. We are praying hat they will he victorious.* K. .1. Parks, reporfer WATKRKK A. M. K. ( Ill R( II Rev. .J. P. Curry, Pastor Salmla Pcspito the had wrath 'i S; inlay services were good.'The L S. lesson was beautifully taught ii-Missed and reviewed. Many in cresting points were brought out The prayer meeting was highy?edifying to nil. - An npnortunty v.as 'jiven ,:ill converts to tesil'y their' feelings Rev Curvy reached a so'l stirring sermon died \vith- mrhu-sffrsHrjmnd?'tpirit.' subject I'nload Your Weights. A iheral collection was contributed. Pro. R. C. Caldwell departed I his fife duly (5. . I One ni.ii.le ..wo M I > -V*1 .. .? . MH-I .'I 'llllil V Ml .il.lll I i.in. with all nli'.vi'rs present anil ; good. attendance. Everything: worked lovely. Our President. Mrs.'Sarah A Harn anil Secretary Mrs. i f:ittlr? A. (ulstrn of o. 10 A'. II. A. soeiotv wciio'dcteciatos >f tic v. and _AJrs^. - Ctrrry at Po. iwrwr"They reported an enjoyihle?< oriventinu. All's. I., llerliert ret' rued from Waterl'iny. Conn., after visiting' ic-r Imsfiand for several months dsn son' itlle Janies Tra Herbert. Miss Eliza M. Harp spent t h < week end with Tier sister, and broher-in-law Mr. a 11 tl Mrs. Gary ','oleman and daughter little Barbara Jean. Our pastor delivered a sermon if interest at Williams chanel on Lulir?11 .at the Hev .Beeckler huich of Saluda eitv. We were sad to bear news' of illr beloved member in person of * Mrs-;?iTamiic (In ry- who departed Lliis life J ft no II at Johnson. Hot remains wore deposited here June In in the church?rennetery. Shewas a member of this chtireh for n number of years and was a stew urdess. FIRST N AZARETH BAPTIST CHI RC H Sunday school at usual, hour, by the Supt. Don. I. SV Russell. Devotional service began at 11 o'clock. At 11:110 tegular church service began. Just before the morning's message the Jim lot choir ruing. The pastor's subject: Take the Name of Josus With You. Kvcning service began at x:.',0. The subject of the night'* message! was taken froiiL Luke 17; 17 Everyone enjoyed a number ftom pvt. Rrtbert Mass, a member of Ft. .Jackson's QuiLtM, accompanied by Mr. Poole at t.ht piano. We were very glad t o have -him invite him to hflp ; the mu&ical choir as" he ? ? [)ER can. The second Sunday in August is the <U.v xcl aside for thc^ spccial Military Police servFcT Since they must be on duty at night; This .service.. wiU take .place iji the. morning. Soldiers, this is* youi. lay at First Na/areth. We also j 11 vito your wives, special friends and friends. Visitors are always 'welcomed. C""~ ? . ill ,"i'* hirk members w e vvi -It a speedy recovery. ANTHKTI n ARTIST CHURCH Rev. .1. ('. Honor,- Pastor Prayer srfvice at the usual hour. Rev. Honor spoke, from the ^libjcvl _JL''!lifili'lL JJtvt 't on ' Any Meat? The sermon watt inspiring Collection iMIjJTO. Mary and Horace Winn of Hnirtevronrt,?N.J., .tie?here spendittgthe s;.miner with their grandmother Mrs. Eli/.a Wallace. c Mr. Willie .lames Foster left a few days ago for Washington. Pvt. Cuthe Johnson, Ft. i'.onniirj; (la., spent last week with parents Mr. and Mrs. Johuson. Mr. Willie Foster, Concord, *" X. C'.f visited relatives here. lie lias joined the Army. Mr. James Foster !x stationed at CireaV J.akes. -111. Mr. and Mrs. fain Cunningham spent J last Sunday in IHaekstock. Air John Jordan. Haltimore, Mil i s -.lending -several days here. Horn tm Mr. ami?Mrs.? Alt red Wallace, a (.l?ahy hoy. Sfr i'Iltl.TP A. M. F. (TU RCH I ??*v T II Wn-illwrs Pastor 0 1 1 ' I'll ouniuiy scnooi Hi Lesson reviewed by Mipt:'TFi. 10. lliliton. Wo are proud of the .success of our Sunday school. Prayerservice coiuUfcTetl by Bro. Ike Johnson. Rev. \\".' 10. Let\- -District Kvangolist preached a wonderful sermon from Alat'lT 10:7. A fine collection. We were glad to have with us Prof. Barnwell and family of Alt. Zfon Bapt Ws^ church. W\' presented our pastor the mone\ for his summer trip to N. IV, Boston. New lork and Washington, 1). ('. We are glad to know that the daughter ATT fte'v. anil Airs. Wea-' thers, Rosa Lee WeatheVs Smith is much infproVed in the Columbia hospital. We ate sorry to hear that the wife of Bro. Walter McKnight is ill the hosnitnl _very ill. We enjoyed Mhe Brown Broth-, rrs Quartet Friday ""night and l he '."!? en fiaic Quartet Sunday night; GRIFK M,\\V8 All Methodism':! pastors, officers and members of Spartanburg" District are looking to participate and enjoy their Conference, Iuly M-18 at St. .Matthews, Taylors. S. 1). S. Rev. C. F. Ferguson states thai about principally all the Bones olrnt monies wi+l he reported~8Tut the ot1rrf~ThTrnr~ ial causes. All. Golden Rector one of Betl-.r.lV I...? -li- I I I - - ? ...v.,- mi Minrrs iin-ii .1111 v i it nn -Vi:< funcraii/.cd from his church by his par-tor John C. (iibbcs. A ureal throng fathom I to sympathize with tin- bereaved. Honor I.. A. (Shcllou, the popular iield I nlcr-i'aeial Fxccutive will visit the Hoy Scout troop of which Rev. J. ('. (iiltbcs is Scout Master- Mr, Shelton will speak >11 the topic of Camp l.ife. Two lYndciToot Scouts have joined the troop since JT0intv.ation: Wil iiu Lett SeiiltrtHi?aiul- ^t'iiUaor - (Y Ross. I'rof. Arthur Barkstlale. Ambulance driver at Langley Field. Va? lias been honorably discharged.'by the Military authorities. l'fc. Wallace Goodlett, 147th Sig. Co. lki. Co._ H.. Langlcy Field. \ a., has hiid a fine vacation home. Mrs. Richard Thompson is at Stale College summer school. Mrs. The op a GooiUott is attending > the. Sterling sum met school ;it Greenville. Mr. I'aul Good let t h as just re-I I tinted from Baltimore where lie. went to spend his. vacation. Mis. Phyllis M. Gihbes, the unmem -mid?morilopim** president of the S. ('. Methodist W. S. C. S. has been invited and given i special time., and space on the Spartanburg District to deliver an address Woman's Wtirk in .he Great Church. After Both'"'.* third?T;r;i'-t.ci 1> i oi.ference, at \vi:;1? I). S. Uev. ( F. Ferguson was paid out in lull: he. his fain 'y oF four, and Ri-v. Mts.ie Beach em and daughter and the pastor and wife were gue.sLs of. Air, and Mrs ( Sintoii Jack ;ori.-? GAFFNFY NEWS Slierarrf Chapel C.ME Church Rev. W. E. Wilson, Pastor After a ggod Sunday scTTool the regular services he.gan with the choir rendering music and Miss Genevieve McCorkle ac the organ. The pastor ciuvfe forward mil preached an oh-ctrifying ser^ [ ition from Jonah 1 *5-6. sunjeet: Sleeping on Duty. Seemingly ev- j jryone enjoyed the sermon. At die conclusion the pastor admin and one child, little Cera Patricia Me Kinney, and lanic VVylie Wilson and James William EdwardV. Night ' services, the pastor delivered another fine sermon from the subject A Midnight Pong. The Holy Eucharist was administered at the conclusion. Mrs. Elixa Gill, Mrs. Essie aVid vA . V' "?. Mary Tate and Landrum Rodgers | / were Sunday dinner guests o f I Mrs. Corene Cunningham. Mr. Tom Smith is recoverini from hurts received Friday while tie was working- lit- (iatfncy fee co. . ; f< Friends are glad to know that Mrs. Tessic Humphries of Union * is recovering from illness. Mrs., Anna Bivings. 52, djed Wfdnysdaat her residence: Fuaftrnoon at Bethel church with r Rev. Tiniest Bonner ofticiatiik In- 11 terment in Limestone cemetery. 1 Toy, 1-1-days old son of Mr. and Mis' I""'e I "ran, -died the family home on p. Logan street, " Wednesday. Funeral services were neld?at?Mt. /loir?Ruplist rhmrh. _ Tntermont rrr the -church, yard. , Mr. and Mrs. George L. Webb v have announced the birth of a lhcr and baby are dohig fine. Airs. Lilliw Fowler ami son of Spartanburg spent the week end with Mr?'and Mrs. Glasgow Falls . -r Pfc. Charlie M. Miles- of Camp I!utner. N. ('. was guest of Miss Marie Powell 'Friday. il Sgt. Albert Johnson of Elgin j j-FiohL. Ida.. i.s here spending some _ time with his mother, Mrs, Ella i Mue Johnson. V Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Ratehford |, ami cnuuren wcii' oinncr- guests f of their parents, Mr. ami Mrs. t. IiRatchford Sunday. . t Pie. Lewi4 .Tones ,Ii:ij i et netted--ft In tile Army Air hast1 ill Given- ? ville, after a visit to his aunt n Miss "Mainic C. Roberts. j. We" are glad to 'report,' that t. we have a Penny Saving club for t the liKle people now. Mrs. W. E. ^ Wilson?is president. The club _L meets once a month. ? Friondjj&are glad to know thyl.-r .M r."".Jelf cries is some hotter. Also. Mrs. Simpson Neals is _.j improving. : . T? *" F "The Montgomery Gospel quin- p let of Blacksburg was the winner < of the Carolina's Quartet Con- .4 lest held at the Charlotte Ar-" () mory auctltniium Sunday, July 4 !\ where they competed with -it Ci other quartets. n 'Rev. Mrs. V. O. Jell'crics. pas- tl tor of the AME Zion church of I this city will preach at I'dierard Chapel CME church July 21. You are invited t? come. w "Mrs. George imc-hny-Trniniftl-W from a six weeks stay with her v luifhand Pvt. George Hill, who n is stationed at Gadsden, Ala. . s NOTICE! Ij It Jr. Fred (Pluck) Boozer who ? has operated the .Boozer Lunch "and Harbrr?Shop, Last trmo. S7 * C.? for the nast ten years has -Wen called to the Armed Forces; but his place of business xvili a ttffifttfne to l.e The n Palmetto L.eader will still be on , sale there. Also our full . line of iec cream,. candies, cold drinks, F sandwiches, cigarettes etc. Mr. 01 Ci. Bowman will be in charge 7if the bnrbcr shop. We solicit the patronage in the a future of our friends and sup- l< porters, just as you have given (_ us iu tlie past. MRS. MATT IK L. BOOZER, Prop. v _ % IRMO NEWS Final Rites for Pea. Samuel Brnnnon. Sr.. Successful Farmer and Churchman r Mr. Samuel Uranium *' ., WHS i laid to lest Sunday at 4 :.'U) p.m. .? at St. Peters Baptist church, j where 'W" was?an- active- deacon.rise funeral service was conduct- a ; (! in a verv svinnatlietie mahnei by the pastor Rev. Harrison. The obituary and telegrams wei'crt*ca<( by Rev. |? X. . I'iicfielberger,. solo, by Mr. AlphoiiSo Smith)' Resolutions from St. Peters church by^ ? Mrs. Hessic Davis; remarks from f Rev. J. C. Cannon. The church !> was Idled to capacity and ajium- b tier of white "friends attended. * ' lii the passing of Mr. Rrannon ^ we feel that Irnio-has lost one of n its best citizens. He was loved by l: .ill who knew-lvimr*" Surviving: Mrs. Piiscilla liVannon, wife; two daughters; 5 sons v three sisters, two brothers and a a number of grandchildren and other reltives. Decvy's Funeral Home was in 1 charge and rendered excellent n service. Mr. and Mrs. Philip (icigci spent last week in Beulahville, N. ^ Tk visiting" their son and family. Sgt. and Mrs. Napoleon Forney 1 .it Fort Jackson and Columbia \ isited Mrs, Thonuusena Corley, y Miss F.lojse Boozer and Mr. and t Mrs. I H. (PpiiI Boozer Sundav. ? N *' PC' Ftrr the?best n?Ws.T?rend The Palmetto Leader; always oil kale " at Boozer's Plaec. Eloise R. Boozer, Reporter. ^ TWELVE TRIBES OF ISRAEL 1 HOLD QUARTERLY MEETING ; i The Twelve Tribes of Israel met on the above date in their regular ' quarterly meeting, in the Saint i Marks Methodist church, in Suiters Town, S. C. The President. > Rev. John W. Williams in the ( chair. After- devotion Rev; Wil- | liams made a very interesting talk concerning the society. Rev. G. B. Tillman and Rev. Fordoin made very inspiring Talksr There was more than a hundred lelegatos and vi"sitois present. We had ta'tess at 2 o'clock and titer a delicious dinner was serv < /], we reassembled to finish the ! business. | The* .hivemle department render ed- a very interesting proprnm in ...... _ ' . . > VNP News Shorts v ] Continued from Page 1 _J i rcak was impending in that city ?r June 10, A hijn/ied confer^ nee between- officials of the N#*r0 and white chambers of cumleree made plans which later nought together a group o f hite and colored leaders in Hons ;>ii. One of the results of this onferenee wnicli included the layor and law enfoa ement offiials! was "the insertion of a full ege advertisement in the local aiiy papers" warning white ailil innors. ; hoc yd leaders in Housan air positive that this conrrrtcd actnmy, ,iniflatad?by tlu /hite and Negro chambers, a cited a serious disaster. Kttsl - ftt -I.oultg?111-?Friends ol )r. II. H. Weathersdisclosed thn ,ook that the surgeon had successfully accomplished an opera ion on a human heart.-The sttr cry. an unusuallv comnlieatec petition requiring great dexter ty and skill, was performed hov? "uesday at St. Mary's hospital." -Xhu?p:i I iioit, XutiiaiiLel Picket I 12, is reported recovering anl bowing rapid progress, lie was nought to the hospital suffering rom stab wounds, including i ut in the right auricle, one oi ho'tvy.o upper heart valves thai dlPPo li'lutid fimm tin, reins. ? I>r. Weathers cut through ?vtu icricuitliiim sac, stirroundiug the lulsating heart and made -p figtin ight suture, (A figure oighta*Ku lire is a type of eonthraouS' kllU'l hat covers a large or small ter itnrv. Translaed to tho-languagi f the laynuut it means the cui cquired three stitches.) Washington?The bulk of tin Vench army which will partici ate -4??the -expected allied illVa ion of Europe from the Nortf ifricaq theatre will be made uf f native troops from Senegaf lorocco and Algiers, Gen. Henri iiraud, co-president of the Comlittee for French Liberation, tolii lie Associated Negro Press Frn ay morning. Springfield, 111.?A .precedent 'as established at the closing ol h P I limnis Mate - -senate? latd reck when Bishop W. J. Walls f the A.M.E. Zion. church was elected to give the prayots or he three final days. Previously he chaplains selected were ? rhitc Pro t cmtantr- a -white?Cat.hoe and a Jew. Washington?Congressional acion was completed by t-lic lioust Htursday 011?a bill to establish he George Washington Carvel ationai monument -?t- the fmudi cientist!s birthplace near Did1 tomb Mo. I.VPTIST DEACONS L'RCHASE HOME Continued from Page 1 Iwutr 1 3-4 miles on public roal puuinp in uucciron to v/nvc viruvc jrove Baptist church. A mosl leal place for retired religious workers. The i ropcrty was purchased lint ix hundred ($600.00) 011 terms o1 en (10) years Payment of S12C as already been made, balance it nmi.al payments, . less thn tlx ( ills received" anmially. Purehas ng committee, viz.: Deacons Os ar. Mai ris ol' Atlanta; W, - H Hash of Cochran .and L Marshal ml H. S. My lies of Macon. AllOl N,I) WEST COM MMIA My Rev. A. L. Diggs Mi. \Valteu.' Scawright aye 10 f Shull Row West Columbia deluded this"nTfe at the Good Sa laritan-Wave.rly hospital Columia Friday morning. July o. ami war. vuneralized from TIeyward t. M E. 'church of which he" Was a lember, Sunday afternoon by lib last or in the presence of a large one relation of sorrowing: relativ s and friends. Mr. Seawrighi as a real husband to hi\s wife nd a father to his children anr neighbor of the highest type Vboyo all he was a Cristipn gen Ionian of winch the writer has : personal knowledge. He leave* 0 mourn a wife, Mrs.. Millie telle Albert Seawright. one little rirl and two little boys, a father 1 sisters. 5 brothers and a host o! datives and frvends. Mr. Ose&r C.rsnn of Mrs. Ret io Cloodman and the husband o: drs, Ruth Koon So well left foi rort Bragg, Friday July Oth. Jus no day after hi?j birthday. >fr. Willie Wickerson <if WuJi ngton, I). was heroJ last rweel isiting his mothed Mrs. Isabell: iVickerson and his motber-in-lav 14rs. Annie Roll Roi'd. Services at Brookland Baptis hurch Sunday morning and nigh ection. Miss Mervcll JSligh of Akron, O s liere visiting hoi- sister Mrs he afternoon. By order of the hoard the treas :rer was authorized to pay off tlv leath claim of fifty ($50.00) dol lars to the widow of the Rev. Wil lie Moses. Mrs. Moses being ah "-ent the amount was turned ovd to Rev. Fordom who made a brie - freer h m behalf of Mrs. Moses. There being no further busines adjournment was in order. , Th receipt for the day was $170.01 After singing the doxology t h Lev. G B Tillman pronounced tl benediction. The meeting adjoin pri stne (tttr. A, J. Hall, reporter / Is, ' . Saturday, July 17, 1943. > wore lino. The pastor preached ~ ? _ two sermons so reports has it. f follooUojn-fo.K the,dav tfUttJjlO. Mrs. l.dosenhHio Clooilman has mo?led her' I membershin from Bvobkhvid Baptist to Double Branch AMft church J gf1Tai'4 l*pr hushiind was a hi ember hc:|!eijc his dcant". The Presiding Elder. Rev. Clarke' preached at ' Don hie Branch Sunday night, a (fonilorlal sermon, so it is report rh. -The l.exinjrton County Sunda.vl...S;Tiool convention will meet ~ \vitnr;\ew ~Cffr Baptist?ehUfflh, ?. Caycc, Jfculy 10-18, Rev. C. W. San- ; ' fl'pr< -pw'to^-nav-AViii Ci i>f>r> pfOS --j 1 idont; Mrs. C?h>a Livingston; secI rotary; Hon. ..John West treasurer y ?The y.* P.?S. society o'f which?? ? Kov. *jivi7T??rtbn ~H-"resident and MYsai CJussie. Mitchell sCcrc-liU'X?uittl .:in its regular meeting Monday, ^li'jlit and had p line COD * Annie Mae Butler and other's. Pvt. Jftiues Howard RoWe left ' Sundtt.v criming for camn.in Vir> a Huh altei~siuritd7rrtr~h~week end with His. .father, sister and hi-jjfith- . > yrs. relatives and friends hercf" . - Pvt. Wilson Davis left Sunday 1 afmnooii foi' Tamp Butner after . spending" a week with his unelo > and", ,aunt and oilier relatives and friends. . ' - | LAKE ITY NEiV'S^ >~ ! The Women's Society of Chris- ~ ~ f -ikui Service met at the home of 1 Airs. -Mabel Montgomery on last ~ jiindav evening. The luodhifc was .? , call Oil To order liy ttll1 i Ke-pi'tis- = i -ident Ulrs. Matti :Graham. Points - for the improvement of church were discussed. rnc ndxt j_ meeting wUI l>e at the home of r Mr*. .Mamie Dfrds. Mrs. Muiilgunl-. ei y served chicken salad, punch ice" -cream and cake. Mr, Allen Green of Washing toh, 1). C.. was here last Sunday 1 oil a visit. "" > . ? . > i " PROFESSIONAL i CARDS DR. H. D. HARPER ' - DENTIST > FillinRS, Plates. Gold Crowns, i Hridgcs r Extraction by Conduction Anesthesia = Office?Hour*: Telephone: ; 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. 2-0750 , -705* L i Alain St roof | G in i?hi DR. H. H. COOPER DENTIST I .special Attention tliven to pis. cases of the (Jums I trOUt' ( ' rown and Rrtdge Work * A Specialty [ Office Phone (>12'.) Res. 8264 j ; 112."> Washington St. t'ol'a., S.C. < . mmmmtrnmrnmrnm?mmmmm ! DR. J. ?. STUART Kye, Hear, Nose and Throat (Hasscs Fitted Accurately Office Hours: "Telephones: I 1.0:00 A.M. to * P.M. ..Office 3796 _ 1:()Q to (I F.M.__Res. 4692 ?* Offifce: Residence: 203? Taylor St. 1317 Pine St. Snmmont; Ant Or.ll?/?? ' I kjuiiiiuuiio -Til L j- - - An Accredited School ' Training in Beauty Culture, . p Barbering -and Community I ^ Organization I Appointments Monday . Through . ' Friday ' P. O. Box 1392 - Columbia, 9fc\C. fooooooooooojorjoy<yaoxf<^f0Ki ^<^oorxooooooo r' MADAM PETERS f HAIR GROWER ' . For Diseased Scalp ?Givefc^ -i and Beauty. BEST GRO*V\.?Apply Once a Week.?Price 35c. " 11)0(> Blanding St. Columbia, S.C. * ? I For Sale at Counts' Drag Store, l 110-; AVoc?.in?ln~ C. 1 TL.. . J j - .... . .........ih.t/i< uu ana i iioims 1 Drug Store, Taylor and ffardeh I I .^.Streets. .1?_? Jpx?iJ ' Brl " Counts' Drug Store II i', PRESCRIPTIONS T| J, COMPOrNDED AS WRITTEN _BY VOL R DOCTOR | IS ' I ^ A Full Cine of Toilet Article* <* 110.-, WASHINGTON STREET ~ n I PHONE 2-1967 "' .jM