The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 14, 1943, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Saturday, August 11, 1943
NEGRO ACTC
i--? IN CBS' "OF
. Shown here witl^ Wendell
Uirector William N. Robson dui
and Walter Huey (extreme righ
Letter," CBS' dramatization of tli
offered the following1 suggestion:
Political and economic equality f<
jeets, per capita expenditures?i
hospitalization, opportunity for ei
any branch of tlic armed forces.
A; ( pi. Jc.hnson and Sgt.
T??mvis Doubles ( ham
At Local Military Has
,
Foil -la.kon, S. < Y, A eg. dtk
C'j?l. F.ldrodjye Johnson and *'gi
Lester Wallace both of the LiTlth
Quartermaster ISti. a' Fort Jackson,
and both lindane front Haitil'norc
nJ. 1 _ i. an a i no !<> \. in l-Si<
doable:' tennis champion-hip <>
Foi l Jackson and tin- <'ni'iuii i';
Arm\ A>r Fax- in iln lit i ?s"i
" tciini-r- tournament?fmV"' 1b~i n-r
of the military banes. The-tour
nanient wo - under the spnnsptship
of the Servicemen's Corn;5! o!
the Taylor Sfreel I So iir.t.'nl. in
Cpl. LedboUer Wins 0
For Locri-Tennis Lb a
Fol'1 Jackson, S. Ana', at!;
To|. (ie.nge LedbeTlei'" of Section
L\ Supply Detnchmcni. Suppi;Division,
a native of? WinstonStdc'pi,
N. is the No l>> tenuicliJiinpioii
of L'oi i .! .. I-.-.: and
the (ddnndd'.i Ait.ij ''Air Ba-o as
V a remit of' a' smashing victory in
?^TrV-o^tM'IU lllng : 0H ".uUJl.-LjjtlT IfhIr
<l:;'e .ioni! ;o;i o, tile 'JTllli (J aIterniasti'i'
loi.. "I* I tall in'.oi e. Aid.,
in tho- t'tunl round Saturday of a
b mils ' in a namt lit sponsored by
the Setieciicn's t'ouneii of the
Taylor Stieet I SO in < dnjnhia.
This was the lir-t event <d- it-kind
at 'eitl1.''i'_post.
Cpl. I.eilhoi'U't' ailvast. eii. iht or-j::i
a ficM of Louu'h opponents i?i thr
filial^ but none u.l' bis u|>j>ononts_
gave him ihr Ifo hit1 that he o\peiirnrr.il
in I h<* las! r? 11ti<i :ti the
lunula of Cpl. .Johnson. lie won
- * tlic lit: ', two sfls, f> ami il-'i, t ri
peateillv era-.iifinar tliiuaub tu lake
Johnson's servo ami nutmaneuver
liim with volleys aml^Ta'ashes to
make icw ?\t?rjf--.. i11v.po-si 111? oil i'fu
SWA.N'SKA M:\VS
S. S. was belli al lite usuM men
with Fin*? f. "TfitnT aim oTi eTTTs a'
theft- post of ii 'y. At ail. Olive
AMT-: ohiiivh " S'liVsay. 'IV.i
past<>! liev !!. ! '. llowvaa 1 I'mi'rltt
lite ..(.soil . i;e '?r M">M St. |.u!\i
1>:1: AI r t s alv.ay-' pray ami
iol lain). 'I'lf- tiiisH'Os at'o iloitu;
a g'ooit jo'i 11j| lie let.ait itiir of '.he
cuuvcln
IIi'V.. Mr-. Ollie WI;itaker of N.
V. City ami pa.-tor of Ml. < > 1 i\ :x
h (ti ilte ; ('hllt'oa V.''i|'jijinl V 1 It
bl-O?Sntl'i.'. We lie :rl'V.iv ..in.!
lit welcome vvi5nr?.
-- The VrtDrig I 'tl'r: m ? >*', ii|o-r-vmW??
,nul workini' very hard witli the
Junmr ch'trus. usher hoard and
A. X. i hilt. The Willing Workers
iluh is vi ry !> i.sy also. The pre.siiii
ill Mis. Kll'io I)avjs lirouirhl a
very ni< e report from the W. II
prut ! '. M. District ennfr.on.v hetd
.Si. Matthews.
Rev. II. XuV'ix |ii?sl'?!- ol' Mount
Pleasant Rn|>li-t chut'-h dosed a
very s'H cossful revival la -I S11 r. lay
night. ' Quite a large ntunher
were saved and. haulI. Rev.
Jenkins. n:>> t >r ol' IS: in Baptist.
Columbia. conducted the mcoting.
Pvt* ClnieiWw Biigiiuiuu from
Ft. Jackson was Iiouk on a week
' ' end furlough.
Rev. Bowman, wife and daughter
Were the dinner guests of Mr.
I i
i
?* "
)RS STARRED
>EN LETTER''
L. Willkie and CBS Produccr:ing
Columbia Broadcasting Sysrnn
People" tm Saturday, July ?1,
Juanp Hernandez (left of mike)
t). In a postscript to the "Open
le dangers of race hatred, Willkie
s for eliminating race animosity:
)r Negroes, adequate housing proof
public monies on healttl and
ducation and a cha..ce to serve in
WallaceWiiis
pionship
es u;.?
.j <'; i -1?i) i ii< >ii and Sjft.^'Wallaci
won tin* championship in straiuh
j eO\ i'>-1 .and 8-il, over a loan
| ( ?>: >is;Inir ?.f ( pi. (ItMirji'c II. Led
J i < 11? ot" \Vin<l??!i Salmi, N. ('.
j . tnl Cpl. Clyde I ley of (Irpham
1 A. 'l-mh members of Section 'J
j Si't.'ldy. 1 lelaeini'.etil, Supply Div
- .ai i'nii-ilavk.-sinu. _
The winners wers eaeh present
I'd with the dale t model elianipioi
j t? :i!ii- raiHo't I>y K. C. Spurlock
?i11"?"?-1? i' i'I' ; 1 ie* Taytnr Street 1'Sf
i whirl? conducted the tournament
>ver C pl. .Johnson
mpionship
l iel t intIds second wind, .lolin
| mm i e' h iel< to take the nox
| t- v . i t.- alter a hitter hatllo, 7-1
i ami x.ii. td make the tnateh til
; I'Vi'ii-iftid put llu* chips oil the til
l.lo for the last set.
('n!. I.t'illu t tcr >< !. iiici 1 to -havi
^inTll't~-.W iO-i0>Xl t!uf till.' Oil I > 1 SO
tha i Co). Johnson for hi' not on!;
I iro'-Jatii'v rmminp; ali o* <-r tin
o..rt i11!- his .-ai t>ki11vt* was as ex
i per: ati'l stronj; ami his place
-a?.aiaiLialn?u.. ...wju'ti Ijj
j t.ii !' :. l.cilln-Hcr took the sr
uTr's-1 ( iopiH-at be ease at <>-.'! atu
1
j'.villi ill fit' championship of For
1.Jackson mi.I the Columbia Arm;
Air 1 >a>e.
I \ Fr,
j * ' VM BJ-LA-i ; Ml'/' Mil I ll L11
'<>f hi> 11 11! 1 i s prowess, was pre so n
j!<i ( pi. Bedbettor liy K. ('. Isptir
j look, director tit' the Tayloir St ret*
j CSo iin.l promoter of the tournu
| mcnl the Inst ni ;t scries of mot'
j ale-building activities planned fo
j liu- Xegro troops at Fort Jacksoi
j and. tlie Columbia Army Air Bast
and Mrs. Jacob Boach Sunday,
t .Mr. .lames A maker was Inner
i aii/.ed at Mt. Pleasant last Wed
'"nrsday. "Air. Atnaker was makini
I ids home in ( oUnnbia.
See Mrs. Viola poach. agon
; Palmetto l.eadei. and yet tin
new s.
I I.IBI.IMY BAPTIST CHI KCH
f
Ucv. .1. S. .Maddux, Pastor
I (hi the iirst Sunday in Angus
j B. > ; Matitbix built a teiit for tin
revival meeting at the eluirch am
rrtTe "tr~\. \.b. po?-t. pastdi?of mt
| Moriali Baptist ehurcli carried oi
j the meeting for fi\e nights. Hi:
l.subjec.!s were- as follows: O.pei
j Thou Mine Kyes. Sell Out. Chris
Itian Vehicle, Heaven. Stand Upoi
Thy Feet and Bet Me Speak _T<
i You. And he is even with hi
j name, the best.
j In his soul stirring message
-mniM.ywere saved .lor bap
tisni. one by letter and> two re
noweil. I lie yiossajjo of salvatioi
I>i (?11vi'111 the people from far are
near to hear him. The fin a lie
tame in a downpour from th
pockets Uniountmtr to $H"?2.41.
| Mr. Hubert .loluison of No\
i York visited his brother and sis
tor.
Srnday school at' 10:110, wit
j Supt. and teachers at tlrelr posts
' The Supt. made remarks 011 th
,ee YoTnec Watson.
'iTltE S. C. ANNUAL
ICHURCH CONEERE1
c \l veteran pre
At_Ojyciiville. S. C.. in Wcii'-y"
Methodist clni!(]i, August 1 ? 11*
t!?Pi. 11 a.m.. the first OitLtoric d
? Cuter; in I'roaehepd mutest was
held. Nine contestants represented
-the nine districts orated. Miss
I .aura Emith of Silver Hill th trh
Spartanburg district .spohe?on
^Should , the Uavncrr?Kc forgot Itn".
Shu vvjts decided hv~eompoit-iit
judges, the bust in the con
lust in the yonfercn e. and won
Iter transportation too A frantic
_ Coast Area Council meeting. Sep
ithor contestants front live othci
conferences. Here she Won the
second man Honorarium of S'Ja.Ofl
Aug. l). 1 i*d-? the Second Orator
ical Veteran Preachers contest con
vened in Columbia. S. S., in Wesley
Methodist church, 1 1 a.m. The
'.guif'ted and learned Rev. M. McCallum
is pa-storing this cultured
membership. These vigilant, and
taithful coworkers had ev^ry plan.
? eiul arrangement?rrrcpared,- and at
hitlid to take care of these ^religious
leaders, and their business
tansactions. All of which they
received our due meed of thanks
Old profound appreciations.
Tlie OrinTgeburg District Superintendent.
the Dev. A. R? Wright
iif the absence of Bishop L il
King opened the meeting. Rev
I. S. Thomas offered the supplich_
tion. The Wesley choir furnished
1 lie special music. The president
of the Youth Council of the S. ('
Methodist conference was introdut
cd. namely, Mivs Mattie Simmons
Her addiess. on the status of the
work and achievement of the youth
of 'the church was strong. and
timely.
The Oratorical contest judges
Were Mrs. Flossie M. Dcdmond
Rev. Henry R. Rut lor. .If.,?
Mrs. 'Viola Zeiglej'. They were
1 chosen for their elocutionary, lit
crary and forensic interpretation
' and ability.
The contestants were as follows
Miss Vcrntellc Mclvenzie. Bennetts
vrlle district. She spoke on -the
theme. "The Old Worn Out Rte.u'h
?,,if A-u- ?i?:?.? ?
^ Cannot, Pay." was disepsscd hv
- Mriss Henrietta Jones of the Chart
leston district. Miss Wclhelmina
5 Cooper, treated the tonic, "Should
1 the Pioneer be F0???tten".5 She
hails from the Orangeburg district.
From the Orangeburg disv
Liict, Miss I.otiisc Sattcrwhite adt
was- on "Literature has?its
, Comedy of Errors. Info has "its
[? Tragedy of Tragedies". She spoke
. for the Orangeburg district. The
_ representative of the Spartanburg
t district and who presented the dis.
.-cushion -on?"Should?the?ProrrccT
I he Forgotten." was Mi'ss Rosa Lee
t Grayson, while Miss Vera McDonv
aid of Sumter district ventilated
"Is It Fair." The three districts
that were not represented were
t lite Beaufort. Berkley and Greenville,
and conspicuously so.
^ The judges? complimented each
contestant highly. Awarded honorable
mention to Miss Henrietta
Jones. Announced that Miss
Louh;e Sattcrwhite had won the
?100/00 Conference prize and that
Miss Wilhelmina Cooper was the
second best in the contest.
While the interest, enthusiasm,
. and oratory were not at as high
r ; tension as the previous year's
| contest, vet the thouirht. and i'?ns'n
t I of "Veterans' Pension" was fu 11 \
I
t lunhed and impressed.
\ Drs. J. B. Randolph, president
ol Claflin college; N. W. Greene,
GreenvHIe I). S. and Prof. J. B.
Burgess. Conference Director ot
Youth Fellowship delivered excelt
lent, and impressive speeches a
long the line of the "Retired
j Preacher".
_| The?minister*,?delegates,?con
, lestants, and visitors were given
. a sumptuous, and palitablc dinner
t by the good women of Wesley after
adjournment of the contest.
JOHN C. GIBBES,'
1 ^ Greer, S. C.
s attendance of teachers and students.
Collection Or>c.
s The Woman's Circle No. 1,
-_ sponsored -U Sinking and - Buffalo
- (nickle) contest Sunday night,
a l'he program was it# follows: The
I Robinson quartet, Donalds, first
e prize; The?Joihileo Singers sco
e ond prize; solos; Miss Olivia I.atimer
Unltnri t c) A* -?
- iy "* . ""'wis
v Knnsnda _(_\hatman, Vcrnia Stow
aid. Eugenia Pressley. second
prize and Mrs. Edith MeCart'er
h Detroit, Mich. General eolleetior
?. $10.42. Total collection for tone
test $51.82;. grand total $00.24.
For a Palmetto Leader, please
THE
METHODIST
seiv-ok.vroRiACHfcRS'
CONTEST
AND News Shorts
Continue! from I'agc 1
Those 'successful candidates are
.A lis. I'll la Morgan Ho.vafil uinl
S'.Oltl !!. Mil Vat,.
WASH iNHTON Negro rngi
neer. ruai'te!T.;n>tei- ami anti-air rait
units were warmly |naii-ed
tor their work in <nnneetinn with
, the preparations' far the Sicilian
:r asion, some of whom wcie actual
participants, when Secretary
>f War Henrys I.. Stinison discuss:
. e?l his i:?.5(i0 mile inspection 'trip
to the Kuropean ami North .African
theatres of operations a! his
press conference last Thursday.
"I personally met Col 1 lit vis. of
.the t't'th. which is now stationed
in Sicily.-' the secretary-said, "lie
ilew over to Tunis to meet me."
Slimson recalled his earlier state
menunl" a few weeks afro that the
squadron is doing "creditable
Work". He also revealed that a
= uihnnl anti-aiiuiaft unit i* in
- Africa. ^ ?
New York'?-At a special conference
at tho Hotel Pennsylvania
Monday, 250 leaders of the Interl.ational
Workers order adopted a
special statement dealing with the
situation in Harlem. Said dohn
i.' it
>4. <<?i\t(iu;iwu, l AWWUVC r?cv. i
:)1" the organization,"It
is important for us to recognize
that at no time did these
disturbances assume the character
or proportions of a race riot,
ind the prompt action of Mayor
La Guardia and Negro and lalioi
headers helped to improve the situation
quickly and effectively.
High Point. N. C.?Chief \Y. (J.
gro policemen to the High Point
force. The: officers will beiriii
their service within the next few
days. The two are B. Allen
Steele, hosier;' mill employe, and
Oriel Leak, hotel employe. They
will be assigned to the Negro see
tion of town. Their appointments
cmne through the civi 1 service
board.
Memphis, Tenn.?Two hundred
Negro seamstresses, pressors -and
spotters, members of (Local 26.J,
International Laundry Workers'
union (API.) began tbe second
week of their strike against the
. Kians il;-;hHri-',?licic.?seeking u'ii
hot recognition. T w ontv-eieht
white truck drivers went out on
strike this week in sympathy with
the Negr?> workers.
Police radio cutr^s^^are patr oh i)g
lias been no distirrhanee. No wage
proposals have been submitted
the- workers contcndimj tliey want
only a union contract.
Chattanooga?A new kind of re
vival is being conducted here by
leading white and Negro ministers.
who have resorted to street
corner preaching to carry the gos
pel to the many hundreds who
have never been inside of a
church.
The ministers have hern attract
ing surprisingly large racially
mixed crowds in their mass attack
against sin, exceeding by fai
the expectations of the intcr-dcrominational
committee that plan
ned the citywide revival.
Atlanta?Risking death to push
a small white boy she was nursing
to safety, Mrs. Joscy Woodward,
who was severely burned
when a "stream of gasoline from
I ii stalled truck ignited, was in a
cratie primary election. Tht> 20th
Doctors at (Irady hospital, when
she was admitted, said Mrs. Wood
ward has sustained first degree
- burme of the arms, legs, hotly and
hands.
Police investigators ? said tho
gasoline ignited when of the
truckers stepped 011 the startei
of the vehicle-white gasoline was
being poured on the carburetor.
Her small white charge, Louis
Lflssitee. with- the-exception o f
minor scratches, escaped unharm
' ed.
Norfolk, \'a.?The Democratic
party changed its policy toward
> Negroes here Tuesday?wlum lui
the first time in the state's hisI
I tory, the party appointed five \e>
! gro judges and clerks to serve in
' the 21st precinct fori, the Democratic
primary eleoetion. The 20fh
pecinct is largely composed of
Negro voters.
PALMETTO LEADER
! Blast Intolerdnce
I , ' . * |
i ? .
William N. Robson, producerdirector
of Columbia Broadcast
;nf? Wyntntw'.i "Opan I ottn.- ?? Hip
American People," which dramatized
dangers of race hatred on
Saturday, July 24. discusses the
hrnndrast scrint with Wendell L.
Willkie, whose postscript address
to thc^"0pen Letter" contained
suggestions for eliminating race
animosity within the nation.
Willkie suggested: Political and
economic equality for Negroes,
adequate housing projects, per
capita*> expenditure of public
monies on health and hospitalization;
opportunity for education
and a chance to serve fn any
branch of the armed forces.
_ \ IIDAT"
FKyHTER PILOT 7
OJLitcr^v
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MsmninMiMaawMMM
CLINTON NEWS
.
?l 1'rivndship A. M.'K. Church
I)r. II. W. Walker, Pastor
Services were well atteiule*!
Sunday. After a very good Sunday
school the review was given
by one of our own sons Rev. D.S,
Stiber, who is pasturing one of
the leading AME churches in N.
Carolina.
At lldll) our pastor presented
Rev. Sober who delivered a noble
sermon from the theme They
Called Him the Lord and Master.
It was like an old time revival.
Echoes ~of aniens were heard in
ocery pew. Every one present enjoyed
the sermon. Pulpit associates
were Revs. A. ('. Duekett and
(j. T. Shelton.
Sunday oveninc we were graced
with the presence of a number of
distinguished guests; among them
Were the President of?Allerr V'ni-"
versfty, Dr. S. R. Iliggins and
- Prof. ('.?f-i. t-inrrett; Other?ministers
were Revs. E. I., l.illiewood,
A. J. Steward and 0. T. Shelton.
Our pastor presented PresidentHiggins
who made a very timely
and informational address from
- the subrtyt; The Christian^*-Place
ill a WoiTd lake Ours. WTi^revci
he speaks all ears and eyes are
his, because he "rs our friend ;?nd
counsellor. In his address h e
praised the work done here by our
- pastor ami principal. Prof_ Carrett
made remarks which are al
I ways full of advice. Closing remarks
by Ue\. K. L. Lilliewood.
i Wateree lbiptisl ( hurch
niev. T. Y. ClartTy, Pastor
| Revival meeting bagan at our
chtirch Sunday, Aug. %? Our p*s"
*
4'
imn:i h11.1. nif;n school 1
Ui'itrr Sprinjr Alto two ?ic- j
.vis-sftil weeks < ; school eve yone I
is ,iiir.i Ktiniy'it'/ ver> hard to jh - I
>Mopli. l> much this month. In pile
of tic l)ui weather tin II. I . jrir.ls
still i aiiiiiii"' tin \ ictnry.
I 'mi; i tin- iirw in> tmetor Mr |
j-V.'ih ' !?' ;nj I'icrltu: e hoyy nro <lo~
jitiV wondei*lHI work. ^
| Mr. and Mi C. I. Lynch -.t
1"; ikn'i'i^ an \iJUii^-rhrn-"
I I
parents Mi. urn! Mis. IInlu-'a-i?iiuaL
I tlebanm.
Kev. ami Mis. Jim. Unci's ver<
|. \ ory?prowl?to?havi'?thei r?'rrahTI
lauuhler li'tl" Drloris MarlieM o<
Titi.ayi'T TTT^ T-nend a while wit'them
al?o Mis. Nellie Kthridjre
an I t ! ?* little \ ell it !C:ih -nder
. on of Janiiiit'ii. N. Y. We hope
Tor Oiem~a pTrnsniit ret,ui 11,
Tnr?follow in", i x- '. . :ol'.n. (r.?
wcie seen 011 the' caji'O' s re entl\
lame.- Clary. Wouiiiow l.yyitm
Koha Williams. Hosa .lam. .1 il"?r0L?1
mix. (llaclys Qualtlchaum, Inja Daw's
and Willette' Wise. Rebecca I
Smith. Dorothy Uroadnax and Ipi nest
Coleman.
Mr. iiini .Mis. Clifton I.yncli nl
Jsieiitoa. X. J., tile lure vimtnip
pa rents, friend- and relatives.,;..
Mr. and Mrs. KVairR Morris 01
-|-fi i x-l| j, ^
. ii<' ftiodv
' -Mr. and Mr?. (Jpnrjjp IVterr??>n
/>f IJcmnstead, N. Y.. visited relatives
and frcmis. On return inu
hp will be inducted in the army.
^ Mirth Announcement
J'yt. and Mr*. F??rrc?t I.eon Gardner
of Ridge Spring and Al- '
PYIHG OH THE FT
OH n.C pnufg L >
fflEH * HEARD
Of m.CCHMTlV. ,
i HIS WMESlH / ~
H5- ^ ^ ^ (.>:
J iLV ' '
BBMBT 1\<
rnt TT .
ATHLETE \ G^t OHIY HAP A
- ^BI&CrEYT GrAME,?&l
? FIGHT ON, IN THE HEM
BULLETS,INSTEAD OF &01
VICTORY IS NWON.
lor started the fire 'burning:. Wo
had ;}1 visitors in our Sunday
school. Among them wore Rev. R.
j L. Satterwhite and Miss Rubye
1 M. Johnson. Rev. Satterwhite de'
livercd the evening message. '
Rev. S. M. Chapprttc" of " Mnn- '
j roe. N'.t'., pastor of Providence
! R. ptist church. Charlotte. X. 1
[ is conducting the" meeting.
j A BOLT THK FOLK
Mr. Timothy Rlakely and sons
.visited his mother Mrs, Dora B.
j Bailey and mother-in-law Mrs.
.Casper Wheeler. Mrs. Ida Blakc
ly reports that her sister who is
in Greenwood hospital i,s improvjillt
? .
Mrs, Wilhelmtna S\ illiams and
i
, husband Pfe. Johnie Williams
"were week end-guests of Pfe. Wil'
liains?parents. m
.. . ii... c?.. l
.mi >. aji'a i\ iiiami, or., ilet^
' guest Mr. Will Singleton of N.Y.
J City. Ll. Walter MrMath of Tus,
kcgce. Ala., was week end guest
of his wife -J.Irs. Vivian?A. Me
Math and little son.
Misses Aurclia an<l .losephino
| DillarTT arc spending- the week in I
| Charlotte. Mrs. Lois Taylor of
j Charlotte, spent the past week
I with - ptirt'irrg-"Mr: imd Mrs. Eli- i
jah Young. Mrs. Mary HenderI
son and Mr. John H#nry Walker j
I of Washington. D.C.. j?pent the
past week with Mr. and Mrs? H.
! R. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Foster
I White of Spartanburg spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elijah
Young. Misses Willie and Alherta
Clardy of Tumi/ling Shoals are
spending a few^ weeks with their
sister Mrs. Ernestine Dillnrd.
Don't forget our revival meet
ing will start Aug. 22nd. - J
)
t J
Irndalr. announce the birth of a
I ahv boy, Forrest Leon, Jr.. on
luly 22. IU1:?. at Allendale. -S. f.
Mrs. (iardner, the former .Miss
TltomA^ona K. Hammond. Kiel;:e
t.tui'hl at liiiini'ton Jt.
hij'.li seliool, I.eesv ille, S. C.
I*\-tT 1 eon (iai'iiier. a(*rie' Itnral
t< ai'lii'i' at Kiilye Hill school, is
mow wiiioinTi at 1 oil ttTTinintr
-Mother and ..ai-y mo tlu.ijo imu.
iiirthda> l'arl>
<?n Thursday eveninv. I>th of
Auuiist. i'.'t:;. a birthday, parts
wn*???Mi?honor <if?little loin
Iteiniee Crawford aye three, danyh
ter of Mi. and Mr-. 5-taiTor! t ran
tend of X. Y. by -hyr tnandnfoihei
Mrs. M. K. Crawford. Tin dinitiy
room t.Jde? Leaut ifully lie o
rated with its enlor srlieme of pink
and.iup:;, U1 eell: TTTe nr. TaT.te
'doth v.as- domed with hou'l of
-cented Zenias and (ijji iinlns ami
(.TTtiTTTi?Krrnmd tfrr?hn*ely -tort-hday
take, topped with thr.ee ran
lies and oitc? 1 to -ilit* irrest o!
honor hy Mis. Ileitina' Wiyfall..
Cake, ice cream ami mixed can
y wi'ic served by Mrs. WigtaI1.
Very lovely yift.s ami silver were
hroujrht' -by all and received )hv
Mrs. M; K. < 'raw ford. From hei
'ill, iini ,>r.v v pnll ]>ri
nire received a lace box of lov<
beautiful' dresses hunderchielV--und
candv.
Those attending: the party wen
little tlluu?Mttnitt. Sara -trrvlry:
Ciaressa Hrghtowcr. lressa Peterson,
Josephine Michael. Barbara
Broadmtx and brother little Owens
Broadnax. Also Mi's. Fred Mvfcf
THE MOST WltllAKT
Mail round athletes
TS EVER TO WEAR THE
XM ORMtef Of SYR*U',C,
.-SINGH +:AS
HMU& ev TAMED
SPOWMRITER <*ANTIAN[>
RICE AS GREATEST
-EOEWARR PAV.tH Of THE DEC^OE. 1?
? HE EVEN WROTE A
ato^. ?TjN^MEM NWVT HIM 1
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MKT 9, LIEUT SIN6H\
"PLANE CRASHED IHTO LANE HURON.
HIS BODY WAS FOUND JUHE 27MOST
TWO MONTHS LATER.
CHANCE TO WARM UP FOR HIS
JT HIS COURAGEOUS SPIRIT WILL
tT> OF TEKKA MATEVPITCHING
LET PAtfEV UNTIL THE FINAL
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MT OI.IVK AVE cnriun"
Rev. A. N. Hampton. Pastor
Sunday marked another high
day at Mt. Olive. Sunday school
,tt the usual hour. We are proud
to have our pastor hack, after
spending a week in Summertihi.
with Rev. J. A. DeLaine. Their
meeting was a great success. IK
joined the church one night. Out
pastor, preached Sunday as never
before: it seemed as if he had
Mt. Olive's revival meeting hegins
the f>th Sunday night in this
month. The speaker will he announced
later.
OWINGS NKWS
!Mt. ( armel A. M. K. Church
Rev. I). ('. Brow n,. Pas tor
S. S. was held at its usual troyn
with Sunt. Ferguson and officer?
at their post. After S. S. the pits
tor preached very forceful froir
the theme The summer is over
the harvest is past and we are nol
served yet We were in the spirit
on the Lord's day. Thirty personF.rovvn
is a fine preacher and pas
tor. Come see the great thing?
he lias done:for us, whereof we art
glad. We had suite a f?\v visitors
during the revival: Mrs. .Minnit
Hates. Philadelphia; Miss Kizial
RicKinney, Washington, D, Mrs
Carrie J.ouis, Washington, 1>. C.
Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Williams am
Mrs. Luln Mae Boston, Baltimore
Mrr. MtVH-te Steward, l.m* Powell
Alice Alston, Washington, D. C.
and others.
M. B. Dor roll, reporter, ?
t? ?
I'tlurin and i: tor KntriupI
lum fidir. ilcniK Uaullc; Jilriu
t rV'uie iiNjirc^scd ^iv4<^V^>ipble uB
Ti uf L, 4'uvis^ reporter
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