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PAGER TX " 1 i;' ABBE'S 1943 ASTROLOGY KK G. J. M.? For some time I've rni.l yiini- ? >! .nil) Vn : t g j t a j 111 V j \ give wonderful ;uhice. I have a\ nice home. My husband tries togive me everything 1 waul, huij_ there are several faults he ha:- 1 that I don't approve of. He picks' lu.v l'riend> ami they seem to he M the wrong ones. 1 can't go any placp without an argument and that's one thing I hate. Soliie^" times I think I'll give up and let . diiin go. Advise ino what to do-? - Answer?You seem to have . the wrong conception of marriage and the responsibilities it demands.. You are delighted with the com . it .. IT 1- U..? J: . n-M I-> l?- rtllUlUS UUl yuil Hll' HIS- I heartened because you cannot go' 'and conic as you~<li(lI hdfiirc you 1 accepted the role of wife. No married couple* enjoy? the inde pcTTdmce ~Hffd~~frrrdnm thry had while .single. It is your duly a? well, as the duty ot your husband " to choose friend? whom you both admire and discontinue trying to have a few buddies on the side that you know your husband does not approve. When you. go out go witl.i > our lui b.uul. 1 hi.- will keep down .fusses. S. W. iSly lover i~ in service. He'; serving i n foreign dutv. Km ry letter 1 get fr?un hrin he says that lie wants mo to join the W'ACS and wait for his return. I want to help. Would this he n good thing for me'.' Answer- If you wish to serve . . your country by joining the WAKS then apply at the local recruiting" office in your city for informa tion. You have had college train- j ing and possess the (pialilication.- I of becoming an officer if you so j desire. You of course are going ! to decide for youi ell if you wish to epter service. The information will l?o given yon without obligation, M. H. A. I'm attending c.dltge ' as a freshman. I'm nineteen ? years, old and 1 can't oem- to net anywhere. I'm all cunfimi .1 _ WOlXitlcLiiiuiLiL .me ?1 vrrr y I TTTTTjr that concern:, ujj-. Ay appro rnttro, my health, my SnffTtudo ami etc. NOTE; YOlJJt problem will he nu.i Include a ci.ppiu^ of the column e 11 ply?send a Quarter ('-Ac) fur A HI - INt? covering your birthday; juu free and .confidential letter of sound lions in prirete. Please si^n your all letters; ~ive vour hirthdate; an STAMPED ENVELOPE for your ly as you fee) necessary and conlin today! Wrtte to: The AIMIK' WALLACE" Leader, I did Assembly Street, Coin DEMOCRACY I QYSTEK BAY, Long Island, N. Y fardless of race or color. Operated I ne^nber of the National War Fund, elated agencies, in cooperation with u M l . /ION >. KVS S ?-Rev. W. II, (>rce it wood. Pastor" S. S. at in o'clock. At J1 o\ lock \ \ ur pastor preached a soul stir- ' rmg wrwum and at k ..'clock lie fprcachcd as never before. At " i o'clock the Youiiu' Women's Miss- j lonary society met at the parsonage with Mrs. \V. II. (Ircenwond. j Rev. and Mrs. Greenwood motet - 't t>,\ In I'.w.L- II HI 111 MIII |?WIFHl?V and VIStt- j eei Mrs. Greenwobd's oarents, Pre- ' | J' sidinj; Elder and Mis. .1. T. Mur- l< vlock. ' / o; ? . Rpv. R. Parker and little soil [ Raymond, Jr.. are back at home at- | I J?^ftrrftpond/nff'a v pry pI e a q n n t"vitrri" t~ tion in New York City. .Mr. Rudolph .Johnson of Washington is sponging a few * days ' ' ''With his father Mr. Willie ^Johnson j , V E. B?rrw?fcreeti , , . ? ~ ^ j A M?v and Mrs. Willie Watts are thp proud parents*of twins, Pur r j^ii th?haB* - ,?/ t, I?1. On Sunday afternoon in the aud A DISCS ARE NOW READY l VOvV 'dee on the *** ?>? BLEMS OF LIFE 41 ah* wvninow ro *oc ?no UN ^t). NN#*Ntf??? f '?v rto^mn tt be'wallace service IMeasc to!! ino which way to j turn '! ' A ti: wer Turn rn yrrrn?,-t ndies? before y;.u aio turned alii o ?. -ch>"'i. I'd In-. <i!iic >d concerned the Jit.lic tliintr- that affect-1 yot.r own self' is known as intm' orsion. A fa!, the eotitinnal practice of introversion wil! lulu# unhappitu's.-> and retard your progress tfrrrr in co+irpra?What ymi? need .to do. i? to take mre in.tcr : 1 it; ^'ther people and} i'orpct al>oiu yourself. He bv.'eci .and eon- v 2Pni.1l"with everybody and you vvi)| I'm! people turn inn in you Tor rncadAiip and ntfe-1 one -Take , mote active part in campus af t;wrs. anmga'x' yiiiir. cit with earn TT~"~.IT .tiand voil -Worrr-tTm-'' ttTT- J tijtk' to worry about yottvsc". i ?A. S.- Dors this wontau I ant i y l?>v<> mo as deep as she say nr is sin; using me anil dims she ha*e? .Qhteone else? 1'ut me right will v you please? v Answer Cut i> at the repnlar I lonatitwt.s t<> this gal. and you will ind out in ; in 11 order just how liecp her love is. Don't lie . ur1 priced it ~ jVu l.n,l her love, only! ; kin deep. If. you are going to . iiaie your-, pay ehr< k with a wo-j .nan. w !iy don't you g?l mat l ied 1 < end (iu?y the con Ho ts of a home l and the companionship of a wife. ! | I. K.- I have sent in private re-i . c|ii?--ia to you hefore and have! i'(~i;-mi well pleased .with the an- ' Avers. My liusfand and 1 have' I eeu-jeparated tor tw?? year-, iic i has made wonderful promises .for :i:e future. Should I take him { .a k and does he tneao it? >. *An: wer?H<'s led up li>ing a lone and W.atU.s you i.aek home i . with hint. You found, o i that , shifting alone was depressing and .. vou realised how muej? you mfc.us- i e'l hi* eoidpnniou-liip. He has | ' nade i here pr<oni-t~TT7~-.\end f.titfTj and Tt is iiH Ui tuu.. i-ii iwUt. in,,, . I'M tIt'll). la-t i*vfortes in hv- I '? iivand?innli?'?lim- nin.'l?u??tlic I i'titti.".?-Avuii ,_ynur - iix barai.?lk'l InYa Tind" aiT.?' T'livo" .Ttt7~~''on- j"* ircnial sua! you I'.vo c;t'i live coi;'ic int ?l and hapjn tu;cW;ci\ | 1 Iy/I'll in litis column l ice. Simplv j Hi your It'llt r. lor a "I'livatc 15c- ' III S \ |-;\v AS I KOI.OCN UK All- ' | "ill receive with your Heading a advice nnalwiog liirco ( ') Quc.sfull name and correct address to ' d please include a self-addressed, ! ' 'cplv." I!vplain your case as t uI- | v"?r problems within lite seone j SI-.UV it I!, care of The Palmetto ! rnhia. S. ('. 1 ' IN PIlACTICl'l & ' ^ ; , l Former home of Kermit Roose- r. >y the United Seamen's Service, a ^ which is seeking funds for war- , > nited community campaigns. 11 m rr' Mi. Zi'>n c'ltiri ii ]VTT\ 5 I .H! I "I'liiiin;i|!;iI.> j(|.., v.";is ill)Hod ' i inn 11 iriu.it] y l<> Mis- | <r? Mm ( i-s of W asiiiiitrtun, l>. I., l?y Rev.-' ' iicfiiv.inHl. Witnesses were .Mr. t Ward. I! 111 ami Miss i 1 ' Villi.- Mac Alio:. ' J . Vi> liiiu' .<( :hmr.v < l' Mrs. j t Min i, Unison on 1*. Ilarr street is I Mrs. l/mise I!;.runs of Washing on, I). ( . We arc glad to' report that Mrs. 1 Hiawatha Mc-JItillen is still intprov ' tig after an ,?ooeration lor tonsi- ' i t is. Mr. Wheeler Barnes of: Washington made a busirfess trip lere Saturday. 1.IUN- AIIIH'F t.MTItf. .Tl.. Ik li.uk | I it home and says lie spent a very j 1 pleasant vacation in Charlotte. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bailey last week was I Miss A\ ilhelirrjna Pray of Teachers 1 college, Winston Salem. Rev. and Mrs. Tolbert v'ere the ditHier guests of- Mr. and Mr3. W i L. Fundevburke Thursday , ggtr >; Hin mmtu if Mc-srs ' Iuilher ?f?a?'|py,' All>crL ian is. Sr.. and Mr, and .Mrs. .las. rltwn visited friends and tela ivcs in Charlotte Sunday. Mrs. [ 'underhurke is still happy over a vino her father Mr. lames N. I Mat so 11 of IJrimswick. Cia. spend i lew . dsivs with her hist week. i Other v"*ilors~aI rtTe~ fXTT'.der *r ? j lankhome last week were Miss-" Mitlie llosin lie (iarriek of Slimier: Mijs I'.H'ie Dlakney. Coluniiiia; .Mi. and Mis. MeCIirk. Miss ' aloii'e Spaiin. Miss Makel Sinn1 TT?rrrri?iVhr?Kdwnrd I rnvhy?ml_I -hestefr?: : ... . Me rih lmn- with tis Sun day >.orniii,r wer? Mrs. Odessa M onmimi weie Mrs. Odessa M h.iiley and Mrs. Mli/.a. Preston oi Sew ^ erk City. Also Mrs. l.o..is,e ikirnes of Washington. V'sitin"i' l he liome of Mrs. Ksp lie Steele ast week were Mrs. Carrie Can Jjijlhani." Mrs, I'annie Powell and Mrs. Vi>;;''!iin Slitts all of MashIII! I nil! - Friends til' Mrs. R. T. ? Pdoeker I'Jil I'f in'i'iit) tn hear that ' lit; : i iv. \\ nrUiiur with ihe Norih ' 'a " tlinn Mutual iitsr?eempa+rw, ? Mtt?I y !1lo: !n i t i'-?rrf?Rtmr.-isir' 11u 1 Mr. I'arnes "I' (jrent FaK v"j;t>' ?Tinier frosts of Mr. (iont'cr inl I'thvjinl Riley mi their scvt'ir rent If iiirt 11?!;r>" I*7litljV.V- ' Oi l) M l', '/.ION 1 III K< II Rev.. .Norni:in I.. Rush. ;Pnsfor 1 Si:inl;iv .\?iv. 11 mil" irvi ill ineetinij. $. S. met ;i ; usual, rho men's class was taught h y ) -a. (!. A. kenncr of Jerusalem Haptisl church.A ikon?of which . itov. lilts!, is also (fiistwr. Rev. !?;ts|v ni'efielu'i! a wonderful set*-' vmi Siiiitkiy morning. Rev. Kay revelled in the allernumi. Mmi ivy night our former "pastor Rev. M. M -Peace tool; charge of tinni-etiiivj and lv proaelied two ser nuns ear!; day and .one at night iVo Tiih gkul he ha.> his vacation in iine for our meeting. ? A t' tin1 i lose-rrf the naasivf;?AD uuh?v.cut tiu-irecold iis electing " in: for our a-iuu al pastor. , \ i:ioi"I i.u ni ~rrrmrrr?do r tits, llarley. Ilea. Sialey.. ] ionvdi.i "aid Dyi;cn;. 1 lea. .Frank Fanl. all I liat'asliuiyrT I?ea. ('has. Perrin mil ,1'.ro. llallmaii of Aiken; l!e\ II. I*'. lioude of I'liiludc'phia and Mr. and Mrs. Thus, ('mode and ino.trhter lle>sie Mae Wondall ot Inrida. Nineteen candidates i e i i; ed I'm; Ikiptisnt. was atscii. ('id. Willie?A;?1'ean and wife Roxie Mae spent several days at tome with parents and also spent i few days in Anderson with .Mrs. Aran's parents. Thursday nfgrhl. I 'aliaa and KiTie L. Dean. Cpl, I Willie and Rnxie .Mac Dean, lieniie and Drssie Dean attended the revival meeting; at Olive llranch Uaptis't elilirch. Il.itesharg. Mrs. Kmnia Watts is spending'Ti lew weeks in Detroit, with he i Mill. WOOPIU FF XKWS \e\\ lieihel HapliM ( hureh Ivev. A. I>. Hawkins-. Jr.. Pastor Sunday school was lino. TlTe^oT^ fcrinp banner was won by class II Mrs. Th< ada Robinson, tea her; lass t> won tin- attendance ban_usii. Rev. O. A. h-bytcachoi'; Re\. A.W. Williams former pas Uiu of ..Tiiimtv A.\11-1/ eb.ii (_'i .rniighl 'be inspiring message. !e\t: O I.on) Revive Thy Work\ f night, tin ti.e What is Your i.il'e. Kotli messages wore enjoy-' ii. (oilcetioli SIP. h'7.0'2 Wil> oilected for the sick. The Colored Women's Confernee was held at Cemetery Ilili '"ridiiy, August JTtb at Spartanitirg sponsored by the Presbytcian Auxiliary (while)' Miv. (lev:, rby- and Mrs. J. R. Kilgore of \ ontiriilf; Mrs. Caroline Caldwell Wis. C;ut and Mrs. Sri.ruder <7T I d the conference from hero wort Mesflames Madge Williams. I.ula -'tophons, Diiicilla Morris, Effie J. "kirks, Thcada Robinson and Miss thmdle Parks. This confcj'ence a as a great success. Mrs. Nannie I t hy and Mrs. EfTie J. Parks also Mr. Janu s Brewton : ttended the. Tyeor River Union ivhich convened at Golden St. Bapist church Saturday, Auk. 28th. Rev. J. M. Chambers pastor. A rrand' session was held. Mr. S. T. Allen, Mr. Webster Moody and Mr. Jno. Henry Pranks Thttmlay for tire army. Out oravers are Mr. Russell fryer of Chicago.} 111., was the Heiighted guest of h?s farther Mr. fieiton Fryer also His aunt,-Mrs.- Kffie Parks Sunday. The sick: Miss Bessie Ray, Mr. Willie Pickens, Graver Foster, Jr. and little Fue J. Bivins. We hope for thanj bright and sunny hours. THE PALMETTO Lf m i?; WEST NEWS The Rev. J. E. Yauss was th minister who spoke at both tli morning and evening hours , p worshp a( 311 Lebanon in tin1 aii soneb of the pastor who is awa on vaeation. Rev. Mr. Vatis sjKikgweiv elfeetively t?t both sot vlees. The gsual services Were held a Mt. Zion Presbyterian and Sain Mary Baptist with good effect. Misses Mildred and Thelnui Val inline and Miss l'Moieine 1.. R4oh ardson returned from New Yor (li'ty cluring the past week wher they spent the major pTJrtion o 'lie siiiiin'."r with relatives. Mr. Walter S. Young and grain sons James arfd Calvin Young am granddaughter "little ' Sybil L Hearne returned during last wee! from a delightf Jl 11 ip to Philade) pitta and New York City, whet tiiey visited Mr. Youngs sons am daughter who are tile parents o th" little children. Mr. James Dean returned 01 lii: i, .~.i i ii i ' i;i \ , i" mis .?"i rv?"Tl?i defense?ri"L?in Newport \ e u Vil., .ifU'l spending ir very?pleas nil, work hero with Mrs. Doan am life children* Mrs. Ella Cowan and Iter daugh Lor. Mr?. Dorothy Chilos and oliil ron her daiitrhlor-in:law. Mrs. (in .i?* Cowan and children arc her fi inn ir;ost Orange, N. J., am spending- a pleasant vacation i thheir lionip which thev keep her? \i rs. Cowan v. ill visit relatives i Pol foil before reluming to 10a;. Orange. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown lee ret.ii od to her homo, in Km-: t Orange JA-.I. after a two weeks visit her with Mr. and Mr*. .I?>hn 1). IJob M'-om Their daughter, Mrs. Ma bel Lee of X*o\v* York City i*s stil here with them. Mrs. laiuise Aiken of New Y?.?r! spent her va.ation here at tit home of Iter naronls Mr. and Mrs Henry St arks. Mr. and Mrs II. \V. WiiliaTns u Milan. (la., entile "up on last vnt tifdity to visit Mrs. Williams' par cuts Mr..and Mrs.;lt._ It. -Lcr. M-r Williams returned home bul'HTrs Willi'ants and .young son ttiehan will-depend?several days hem, I I'vt. William B. Thompson win is stationed in a camp in Florid; is the guest of his parents Mr. am Mrs. W. S. Thompson. Mr. W. E. Va-itss continues ti improve fro;)) injuries receive! when he was nt work a brick ma son several weeks ago. Miss MozeJje Ybunp ? r Xev York trtty is spending her yacalioi here with her mulliui, Mis. Kliv.a beth Ynun'p. ni.m Ksiu K(i m:ws f'pl. Monroe Smith has relurnei t<> ( amp f;rubor, Oklahoma afti .< pending several days Willi hi mother Mrs. Ada Smith. Opl. Bobby Smith left Th r?dn; for ("amp Kilmer, N. J., after vis iting with his family Mr. and Mr) Jl-rank Bnrith and relatives. -^VIi C'rumlus Smith is visiting his pa ruts Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Smith was very sueres-sf'ul. Kev. Mick ntan the evangelist assisted In Rev. M. TV. Kacbly. _ Tliehevival at Albert chapel \va also a success conducted by Rev W, W. Charlton of Landruin. 11 and Rev. Kaddy made many v/s;? among tlte members, and friends Messrs Henry Black of Greer and Millie Black of Greensboro N. <were Sunday visitors of re| atives and friCtyJs. Mr. and Mrs. Cardo-vcr W'his rant of AYashington. D. an visiting relatives and friends. fined to hl's room for several day witli illness. M'e wish for him i complete recovery. ?Airs. Lli/atieili- ! 1 e w_hir en derweuL an^aperatipn .at Hie court ty hospital In Oaffney is getting oi nicely. She has returned home. ' Rev. .1. E. McEaddv is visi'l in| Rev. M. B. Kaddv from Darling ton. He preached two soul-stir ring sermons at 11 and 2:.'!ft Bun day. August 2!>th. ; Rev. I,. Ruth prford preaoheel the Missionar; Presbyterian church Aug. 20th. sermon for- tli? ladies of Fngran Rev. Rufus I.ockhart. the 1 year old preacher and little child ten had charge of a program fo Stewardess Board Building funi 8:30 at the AMR Zion church. -M<v-?nd MrKrCh Smith and fam rly are here on a visit from Chi cage, visiting par<y*|s and sistei Mr. and Mrs.?WhT?dcr Jlanthrii spent S""day HlW^asjonia. N. C with .Mr. agflMHu L. Smith als Mirfs i.ois GMMwBfond Thornasen Smith jolfied in wirth them. Mr. Clemmie Loftg of ftaltitoor* Mid., is visitin ghis sick fathei aumu.-n, . .? -d CADER Mr. Daniel Long { -Thf Academy Street school opr-k 0 ed August .'JOth with Principal J. L 2rnest Gaffney. Mrs. .J. .1. Hunter has been vrsit. nig her daughter Mrs. Mary J. Kr^ vin and .Mrs. Mary Jackson* s MisS Maggie W. Brooks is up af Miss Jessie Ferguson has return od after a lengthy stay in Florida 1 with* husband. Mrs. James A. Herd and rtttle daughter Bonnie Tena from An ZTliisot) Trnrrrt?the week end?AviUrL her -si'sUr. c Rev. L. Ili'therforil, vice presif den't of the Friendly Aid society is asking that all the members meet Fepteinber?7+li at 8:.'U). il i tlT. MORIAII A. M. ! :. ( Ill KCH i. Rev. I.. F. Vance, Pastor e 1 d S. S. at the usual hour. Mi's. I Vance acted as Supt. in tlie abi S. S the fun'r.il of \?illi<F" UTt i.e.ni?y-yy?|nr;iyiuul?i-j?a?largeongiegaijon of sorrowing friends and relatives. l! Our revival ramo t" u ruecess^71?cTiTsn?Friday?lllghl.I'.'gbtiU h 111 lllivill ?TII I lll'iTl, Ill'V. (1 White is a groat evangelist. ^ We were glad to have Cpl. John i dlonry dxini' trV*'iH the camp in ." . y "?7~ [( Florida looking: Die picture o f a health ami .i t as lumpy-, as ever. May (iinl Idevs and take care of ii -liir hoys who are fighting for do i.ioera y. All of our visiting reltives and fivonds are leaving for i lioiue this week.??? The new converts will he' reeoived in as f. II members on the spe. oim| Sunday in September.. See . Mrs. tireeli and JJ.ct a I'almutlo 1 Leader. HANNAH A. M. Iw C'llI HC'll e ' ' KfU-T. F. Robinson, Pastor ^ Stnulay was a. high day at I.ev\ isifors were' also present.. We i lijoyed the wonderful serniVTH by' ? Uev. W-s-W. Williams and can sav i is ;i wonderful preacher. _ , Ciivoi lion: InMhe. past week's "" TFVlie ?:istead of the quarterly ,eoli 1 feren.e being the second Sunday 1 in September it will be tlie 1th ' .Sunday in Sept. Please do your full duty. 1 are hanpv to know that the numbers on the sick list have . uatly improveil including hroth^ ors Singlcy, HoWalt and Jackson. 1 UAFFNEY NEWS Mr. ami Mrs. Tullic P. Cjmith entertained "lit a dinner on last Sunday at their home honoring Mrs. Marie Hardin formerly .of j .his city but at present of Stau,. ford, Conn. Others present were: s Mrs. H.fO; Smith, mother of Mr. Smith, Mrs. Ressic Castle and v ittlc Jimmic Hardin. Mrs. Hardin . will leave for home this week. Mrs. A Ionia Campbell the eld. Jfwl i 1 ti 11 *rS> < *? .\f !/! ? i john was also a recent visitor in i. file home of Mrs. Littlejolin. Mrs. e~-Fmnftbell U44, for hom<^ ir^ Phila. delphja last Saturday, r The Philadelphia ilaptiM church vast of (iatl'ncy has closed a sucs scssful revival conducted by Rev. - I. II. Hawkins of Shelby,. N.C. e Added J5 members; rajscd $HU1.08 " Mr.UI'V.'Ut?I.hTtrtntm?and daughter, Fannie Mite have been vLitin? relatives in Pacolet. > Mrs. Sarah Hopper has return is! home after a \isit to relatives "TT WiTrstOTT-Satrm, N. C-? .Mr?. Lucilc Iuttlejohn and two c children of Washington arc here visiting Mr. Oliver Roberts and ~ Mrs. Jessie Idiilejohn. s Little Helen and Sanders Hopil per have returned home from a .isit to their aunt in Spartanburg _I lw? - I 'ikivv/iil' ul \A' i iiu I " ? ^ ? 1>IV VW1I f i/\.U VIVK IT I TT ITI 1.11VII' W?"' n lem, N.C. tliis week. Mrs, John Henderson of N. Y. ? City is here visitinn his mother, Mis. Maggie Uepper and sister, Miss Carrie Henderson. Mr. F'elix Jones of Cleveland, Ohio is visiting his sister, Mrs. ^ HI la Map I.ittlcjohn. Mrs. I.ula Petty of Philadelphia r is visiting-after mother, Mrs?Ida. Littlejohn. p | Mrs. Lula Mac Evans of SparI tanbury was Sunday guest o f Mrs. Martha Powell. United States contest will be u?i.i - a * . _ TT - m-nt M-K- ttapUJaL . cnurch . I Monday night, Sept. 6th. p I By Dr. Victor H. Lipscomb (White) WheTi 1 tamo" D) mj? nftlrc on c .'hist Monday, spine one foTcl rne that Little Joseph Elmore died ( last night. To most people this *, does not mean anything. To me it y&, , ^ "V > IPS?.; . ? -. . "i Ru rem IIAt?These five Negro officers av e Infantry School, Fort Penning. Hawaiian?, Fillipinos and Anieri TPiaTfi M. KTidgeford, Vauxhnlt. 1 I lll^ + * " ' iV FORT BENN1NG, GEORG Student Training Regiment, Th Chinese, Japanese, Spaniards, are (left to right) Captain \\ Dayton, Ohio, Captain Richard tenant Paui S. Cooper* both of . JiL a personal loss. I have know I.ittle Joe for almost half a ccr 11 ry. I have had dealings wit him, which were always sat!sfa< i lory. Joe did what he said h would. His word was his; bom Always honest and fair in doa - -wigs 11 _is lxiiC-Jic occupied a humble place in the-affairs* c menr hut. he inside an honorabl job of what he did. Somehow, think when Cod has the first hi parade ort that hi)? day, he won' rail on Julius Caesar or any o the great of bygone centuries.?tt wofi't ask who wrote the Magit Charta, or who discovered t h law of gravity? He y.'ill put a hi] banner in Joe's hand ami say "(let in there, and wave that ban iter Joe. I.et's hear you shout, loc Elmore's skin was black, bu h;s heart was white; a man atle Cod's own heart. * _ ?' ~~ MT. I'LL AjSANT A. M. L. (Ill l(t 11 Lynchburg -Since our churd was destroyed hy tin Utw peupli have been working hard for tin rebuilding. Sunday being a higl day here at Hit. Pleasant, t h . Sunday school was held at lh< usual hour with ifupt. F. G. Da vis. After which the young pco pie's urogram began. First, lli< captains all lined their children up and marched in the church singing Open the Door for tin Children. After Which the devo tional service was Conducted h; Sister Mrnnia D. Johnson. Afte which a trio hy three girls an< some beautiful recitations nn< solos wct'e rendered hy the chil i dren. Then a collection was takci fr6m visitors. After \vhiefi~~~fh? captains reported for thdir group; Groiij) 1, Sis. Margaret With crspoon $(!.lt>; No. J. ' Mary E ! Davis, $.'1.15; No. .'1, Annie Jen I kins $'5.01; No. 1. Lizzie Wilson $.1.05;. No. 5, Fannie Sunipter $5.2,1; No. 0, Daisy Felix, $1.41 | ao. i, iM.nrtna -McDonald Toe; No Fliza-Laws, $1.25; No. 0, Mar; | Wells $5.55 ; No. 10 Km ma John sen,?gi 7.85; "TptaF-jTT^hfrr for thi children. The little ones showc< that they want their church buil by responding freely to their caj tains. Ml. I'Teusanl is at ill TTfov injr on. Jacquelyn Richardson, reporter REV. H. TILLMAN AT ('HAI'I'KLLE STATION A. M. K. CHURCH Beginning Sunday, Sept. 5th the members and friends of Chaf pelle Station AMK church o J which Rev. K. R. Robinson i ; pastor will launch one of t h ( -L-rmtf U. revival meetings thai bres?ever been Iiehl at Gbappelh Station. Monday night, Sept. fit! Rev. G. B. Tillman, one of tin most outstanding Gospel Torna loos that South Carolina has .evei produced and who haiTs Ttorr Camden, S. will conduct th( meeting fori-the . week. Beside; our ch\?fl'M$i</hg.yim: other choir; iheir Pastors and members ar( invit?d to help carry on the wort of God. The pastor is urging all the members, well wishers and th< friends of Chappellc Station t< turn out in full .all five night; and bring some one with ybll cv ery night, in order th?T ouf TSTPPt ing will be a success. Rev. and Mrs. \V. B. l.ovinj rt'tnrK will entort4?in SLewardesi Hoard No. 2 of this churcR VVo<T nesday nighU ^errf. 1st, in thoi beautiful home -on Oak street Vou are cordially invited. > j it- Sexton, Chicago, Illinois, Lict Washington, D. C,?(U. G. Aimy n . m:i NtoN OF IIK l-1 h , Will i Iv FAMILY *- i f. j ('lies!i Ks> Their*' hu~- Ivon . ^ I lejoieing inuring the |i;iH I l-v aniong tin* White fa n After being. separated for ^ j than two years, we had the p c ! ure of being together once i lj Dr. W. A. White, of Br giTenn.; Mrs. Mary McCnlloug 't Buffalo, N..Y:; Mrs.. Bessie f j Jackson, and Mrs. Catherine c both of Gainesville, Fla. A a these are brother and sister ?. J. ('. White. Together with P hiisl ;7nds, Mr. Willie Jackson ; Mr. Willie Hall, two gran. _ dren from New York and .. ri."i.,,;. i . tj- 1 loadquartors .was at H'l <' r ( lory sii cot, the home el* ,1. ('. I Mrs. White. From this point lat-HHis- were made as follow.-: 1 Robert ~K. W hile. R. '! am hioilioi ; .Mr-.-J.oala While, I! ~ :i .-j'i.-iun'-in- km . in !: '!' i chilio Rock Hill. Charlotte. Blacks n aik'I (iieat Falls. We also i Zion church, the shrine of l sainted mother and father paid homage to their last re? - place. fit- was 'around* this : -. that all of our childhood - i\verc spent. j'{" From hero wo went down i the old hattle ground (C , Welfare) where for many y c our grandmother was the ol -! pion of Christendom; there it met . many friends a-nd imvrd ? r We appreciate every kind v 1 every smile and every prayer i tercd in behalf of the family. -Iter all wo are nothing hut t 'Iron feasting on the goodnes e th.o-c who" sloop. ~ s .1. C. W1IITK. ST. rHII.LII* AMU CliriM Rev. T. II. Weathers, Pasto Eastovpr?S; S. was condu hy the assistant Supl.. Mr. II ' '.Johnson. Jr. Rev. iWoathers d " | cred the sermon?at tho wot service and one young inan c J and joined the. church. The ( Irihution was liberal in helial *, the Missionary. At ti o'clock a league was conducted. At 8:30 the revival meeting opened by Rev. Bell. The following were visitors: <er Smith, Mrs. Mary Murry, " ~T (~v Jan me?M mder. M ia:f A lb Butler, Mr. John Henry and v Mrs. S. Williams and Mr. F. 1 JUL . ^ 1 hose on sick list: Bro. John vcajjx, Mama Penny. Walker. .Juntos Myers, sister C'hannie t i'l!|l. sister Fannie B. Scott. ~ iynyre~for Hn'nr n spindy I'ouovt The agriculture teacher, I 1". K. Barnwell ami If. It. teac Miss Willie M. Saxon have as: ed with the preparation of aPP coon . e ii.^i L\-i^ \jt\ry\i icin> u l ii ..US, eta hi op and meats. Miss Saxon and the girls of ' Webber Jr. schooL attended New Homemakers' camp at Va ' July G-13th. This is the first ; k the girls have stayed the length~of the camping period, the first time they have attci 1 the new camp. Those atten< ) Hornice Kdwards, Anna Scott, ; na and Annie R. Mr.Millian. Prof. Barnwell and the boys tended the New" Farmers' ram Orangeburg Aug. 2.1-27. Att ' ing Were Hubert Barnwell, s Joues^ Joseph Murray and Jo. - Wilson. "* r This closes the summer prog . jf work for the six schools. M. E. Hinton, reporter Saturday, September 4, 1913 of Public RolnMon* U. S. Wn? IVpnrtmonf e members of a company of the First In the. company are Frenchmen, cans. Shown, engro'scd in map study \'e\E_?lerrey- Lieutenn?t Mosseil N. (tenant Ezekiel W. l.-.nncdy and Lieu^^.' pignat cjorpa moto ? . MT. IIORR A. M. E. riU'RCH -4 1 f'tmt iniii-il fi nj? Pace. 7 Ifi-s of the entire nicinhcvship,. The I) ,U<. ll j J'n 11 assessment U'ilS l'.'li'SOcl two I ,.ai,| as* usual. After the confer-* "'ily- rn'ee the tircaidiiu; rider and pasr ' more I (or-motored over to Willtown to leas- liny the tTTniwM-onftr-tt-f Wof-boV?Ai? nore.iM. K. church. K<?\\ ft. E. WashingIstol, j ton, pastor. Miss N. W. DeLe3;h of | line, district president of A. C. E?B. | Prague and welfare worker In Hall Ch nrlcstoli, was our distinguished 11 ofjt'uest. s -See Miss . liaheii^tVc.lpoint for ?hrii ipalmetto L.eader. and (Mrs.) 1.. M. Ashe, reporter PROFESSIONAL CARDS and X.Mr !: T>IOl. D. HARPER ..-.5^ , I)KNT1S'IL S1 at lock. FTllings, Plates. Hold Crowns, wor. , Bridges Extraction hv Conduction Anesthesia our Ofliee Hours: Telephone: and *0' A.M. to 7 P.M. 2-0750 ilin^ 7()!>12 Main Street -pot, . 0:0 O OO OOOOOO'X'OOOOOOC)rmnr-vi - amp ^ OOP cars * 1)1* NT I ST mmwc Special Attentnu* (liven to Di?>nos. ,' , ,, ea.vcx-ul tIto (.urns ord. (i.,1,1 ( row n ami bridge Work ut- A Specialty Af- 0"'"f I'hoiic 0129 ' Res. 8264 chil- 1125 WashiiiKtoh St. CoFa., S.C. DR. J. (1. STUART II ; live, Kear, Nose and Throat r tllasses Fitted Accurately iriod OBiee Hours: Telephones: ? 10:t)o A.M. to 2 P.M. _-Office 3796 pm'y .1:00 P.M. to 6 1\M... Res. 4692 rliv- Ofiirc: Residence: ^hip-|-3030 Taylor St. F317 Pino St. CT11IC* 'X* *t?I?tcon 1 [ . f of .o.oooooococjooooooo.^ooaa^a fuic , , Sam moils ^Vrt College was An Accredited. School sis- , Training in Iteauly C ulture, sis- Harboring' and Community . - Organization nrt.t ? . ^ rife; Appointments Monday Throuffft tan- , Friday I*. O. Ilox 13'J2 Columbia, S. (', Tio. B r0 roooooooo c> oo >000 yoooooxt&ti Hall <K>^aooooooo^oxtoc^cec8??M^aa MADAM PETERS >rof IIA lit GROWER ll her, For Diseased Scalp ?(Jives Life and lieautv. REST GROWER? roxceg ^PP'y Once a Week.?Price 35c. 190f> filanding St. Columbia, 8.C. the For Sale at Counts' Drug Store, the I'fa Washington St. and Thomas' ice, Druij Store,; Taylor and Haracn year Streets.^ * and ^ ftOQ# vied Counts' Drug Store PRFSCRTPTIONtt illp nr rOMPOT'NDFm AS WRITTEN encl; BY VOI R DOCTOR Karl ,eph A Full Lino of Toilet Articles I'llONE 2-1967 !. " ' *