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J - r ? Saturday, September 11, 1943. NRWS IN AMI AKOt'M) | WASHINGTUN. I). V. l>y John O. -IIart ' - .1 il he .National .\e.ero Opma <<>..] Ino.T inTrvr:t'.'i| 11:-. irmitri?pcrfurw-1? ante...lieto last Sat.inlay ami Sun . day nijriit -. A.'p;.-S. Lit'th at S:bO ! p.m. at JiS10 Water (late open air j theatre on the banks of the Potomac River, j st behiml the LincolnMemorial. The opera: Yci'di's I.a Tr.\.:ale. -har.o.l?un?t-hv?play?Lu?Dame A n.\ Camelias hy Alexander Dumas. I This |>e: lovman. lucjt-n l.e describe.! j T only in' >ute word. threat. It slams | xtr -one - thin*? that and al'il- 1 ity belong to more than one or I . two races ax been already express- I ed. There lias not been any per foluiauco of its'hind to"sirpassI it Jvcro, il' cqual*?t? It is icmntliable to Rcc such a' I wonderful iob that Mi'ji.* Mary <\ ' ' tiawson put-over in two months j I with people who knew Bottom1', a-, ' bout opera' c::aopl onje, Mafiam j EVnnti. By the way Madam Kvnn- ,, ti is a local Washington fifilH, but , r ~ has iwolcd in many putts of the [world. . u. _ fit will he a surppis? to Colum- j hians -toAlaiow that one- of ho- ? sons was' ?>i it. Mr. Ellf't'llt' A. v Cheeks, who was in the tenor | | section of the chorus. Mr, Cheeks | f if a graduate of the Flafss of '28 t>T~Alien Cuiversity. " ' ' So many t rowded the WateiGale Saturday night thai it. be- ' mamled a repeal Sunday. Ovci | 12.0PO heard it muwiI;iy. i'lw stage and scenery was beautiful ?! as well the costumes, all dosigned l<> lhc lylos nf (he tTTlr't century. Another reivvai kablu thins < in that tnes! opera singing is- in n foreign language, Inn this wn= " plainly expressed by all pai lici- -s pants. t The following ape file cast. tin1. I Rets, tlie directors and syuonrLip... l.a? Travia'.a consist;, a," 1 acts, t I ie ei| Til I lie play i a i >arr<a. x r .Cnnwlia* I?\" AJcxhnder Dumas. . -The.. Kuj^lijdL--vei l,,inn hi l'i rnrr- 3 id. Vnid.i Music Ivv CilKoppe T Verdi. .v -?? Tin- rust: Yiolctla Valcrv. LLL-. I lian Kvanit;. Floiin l'eloix, tier* ' trade Johnson; Alfred, .Joseph Lipscomb; Barmont, Charles Cole- a man; Anaina, Kulh Logan; (la-, t ton, Lindsay ..Mordeeai; Baron d Dottphol William U"beitson; Mar- 1 Da. ClrenviHo, Horace Wilson; Joseph, Walter .Morris; .John Dr. Scott Mayo; Messenger, Cornel- ' ius I'age; Incidental Dances by ' Opera Ballet. Act 1.Valletta's Drawing 100111; Act 1'. . Sathe?seVeral months later. Act ti. Flora's Drawing ,j ' rooJIL. same evening. Act 1, Via- a hula's IkmT ' room-. Following win- | tor. IMace. Paris, about "IK-157" i Staged and directed by Fieder- o ick Ya.jda formerly with the Me- e tropoliian Opef a Co'.';" Artistic Di- j< rceTor Mary Cardwel! DUwson; Stage Ihrcelor. fJerlrude Mc- | ' Bruwn; Fin I lot t Mistress, Adrienne <Marshall; Assistant (Oiidm-tor, V. < Walker, Assistant < Conductor A I- s ma Montgomery; Assistant (Or.- 11 doctor, .1. liirhmond .fohnsun. Synopsis: Yiotelta, a beautiful S 1 Parisienne demimonde, is enlcr~ (niniiur hrtrn. drau inn"'"imini. AO-*1 immg (la m is" "All'red (an new. who become.- seriously enamored with her. Violettn returns his | love and derides to abandon hei ,, life of pleasure ami .v.-ek wild Ai- r k v fred the seclusion of rotintry 1'lV. ? ^ Three months have passed _when. Alfred suddenly realizes the false position he is occupying and de- \ rides to leave for Paris to get t what nionev he can. While he is l> -< away his lather calls upon V inlet-1 f la to1 renounee Iter love for Al- <> fred. lie wins over Yiolctta who- \ writes, Alfred a letter of farewell. '1 When -Alfred realties TllrtT "VfO- |v' letta has left him lie follows her - d Pepsi-Cola Company, ton Franrhiwd1 Bottler: Coltimbi 1- ' ' * * " "t ? I ' ???i ! VJ| I i1ikBBhS= -ii 11 " j EFFECTIVE ?' 3EPT.12 >1 THHT (iKAM) UIAVTEK v? <(). 1. <). E. S. MEETS-?_ ' '< \ ! ' a iki-<>?nsr ? r~" I W - I \V -The District (in; ml Chapter No. ,'n . (). 10. S., liold their district j |] iieefiTrr Any. 27th at Fairforest j f villi Celeste Chapter No. 159. T "ho. m'ect itr.r opened in ample j v orn: at lo a.m. in the Faifforest j I' .'elchurchy ^THe body .sang js oWh < . 'S"'::-T K iij aI .1. .Johnson [ir ;??! c'ri; .v.1'.' of the song service. )l< "u iterate-- from nil sections of the| iri'i ty.?Tor i nilV.i iuTTv oT 'dress j ic hade : i-leasing spcctnclp as theyj iled in: District (irnnd Matron.) A core la. .Icier; District Royal Pa-jM i on -(.'agio. Austin; .District' Dej?ity llallio M. ./cnKnis; T.adies j B .Weston. Sec.; Mamie Smith..' r.s;- Oilier Stars filled then j*'1 lationsr Wo thcu -proceeded with t( he wurli for the day. Sir Knight >. A. Moove. fJrecnville address<1 Tin' Chanter with interest and u promote growth for good of iTTr i 'haptens. Sir Knight Cagic ~Y Vrs-.in address told how happyT ' " 11. ; (' - In a I Id l>c lo know tlv.it we be- i '' 1.1? 11> rhi?r hrrurrftil- border. >ir Knight Shumate of Grctiivillc j naVcd a_spccial prayer, for our) oVs in the armed fores. Wo wish to express our deep ^ ppvcciation and cooperation t o ,, he members of Celeste Chapter ^ In lint; our visit with them. They' cd lis a royal feast. - Mrs. .loscpiiiiK' 1']. I.t'gg. A. M., ' ? Reporter. j *. IRST NAZARETH \[ JAI'TIST ( III IU II ? I ': Rev. W. II. Ncal, Pastor \.'L I Sunday school opened at the , snal hour with Sunt, and teachers I ' t their no^t. ("tur Pastor Rev IW. I ^ l~"Xr;th4t7* ;iway on -hi* vacation, c' ml at '||.::!0 UeV. Jacolf-.-oTTc <tf j* ur own brought us a very inter-1 stiivr message. Many hearts re-'*1 arced. ! " At I :.*10 the -Jubilee dhoirs held lie last session of llirir si'ngiiiff onv'ention. ' Rev. M." I>. .1 oiinson delivered a fl oul stil l ing sermon , on Sunday j ight. j We were glad to luivo our or- j " anisl. Miss Elsie Mao Sullivan I' tick wit It us, who has been away .1 tn.wlilw.- 1 1 \ .nvHSUtUi j v ii 111 it' i .-inwm. ^ n?i'']iw .i. v.1 i111 is giving a?uuisJidL all. Yioietta arrives with t h c A tarnn !>otiphal. Alfred, 'n a fury a f ratre. lurls his winnings at hew H eet and leaves for a foreign nuiitry. 0 The fourth act takes us in Yio- H ttaV bedroom where'she is j?ravc '' y iil. Doctor (Irenville -arrives a lid realizes that Yioleit'a has lit a few hours to live. A letter Cl i'lim Alfred's father notifies her n f hi return. Alfred arrives and ^ 'ioh tta clasps him in her arms. . 'he sudden joy is too much how- J' Vt'r afTd she sinks rapidly and * ies in her beloved Alfred'^ arms. ^ " ~ " M flpPEEto l Island CltyVH. f. ./" ^ la Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, *p * ^' v '*" * '. ? * [ ?.. di * ?'idr 1 ill A. k . . . . L ^ . > i.i BETHEL A. M. E. CHI Rtll | Rev. 11. J. Hutchinson, I'aslor St. George?S. S. met tit usual jur. Tlic morning set vice began I ::><>. The text of the pastor's II ssage was taUeii from Ihrrr. '2:11 jhjcct No Faililfc in the CI<??I <>' raven. The servlves were well (tended. Communion was .serv i. The' irvival conducted hy ! r . S. 'Snber closed Friday night ive soils have been converted uii flic "Christians strength rocwed. ^ ? Brother Stepney Edward Ilut.h is on was funeral ized August .21 v his Pastor. Rev. T. 1). Tingaian i SI. Lu"fu\ AME church where lu as a life long member having i\ flt a.T Ttass leader. trustee, oasurer and steward: Broi Hut lii.ison passed at hits home in Es 11, August 27. Surviving are his ... I lie. Mrs. Mary Small Ilutehinsnn J to (laughters, seven?sons, othci Natives and friends. Miiother Hutchinson's remains i on- laid to lest in the Rustic mctery. in Kstill, ?. C. .Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. Brown an- _ uuhecthe marriage of thi iiu ;u bpicd errand daughter, Ruth i own Toonter 10 C*pi. Robert L. nylor of Fort Custan, MTcli.. on 1 hursday, Aug. 20, l'.H.'J at Del ware, Md. Mr. Taylor is front'' hiladelphia; Miss Toolner is of t. George. - I Mrs. I>. Woodruff is visiting licv ' lotlier Mrs. Finnic (.1 recti. Char- ~ stOH. Mr. Prcssey Hankins was bur- v d Sunday Sept. 5t_h. Those on the sick list are Mrs. rola Tobrn, Mrs. Martha Duller.??. Airs , Nettir Stephens. Mrs. lizabcth Myers, Mrs. Martha ' ioyd, Mrs. Hattic Staloy^ Mrs. j usan Winninghani and Bro. l-'red enkins. We hope they will rc> ver^sjfecdityT ^ ' FMOIUiTII BAPTIST ( Ml KCH i Kev. T. T. Marsh, Pastor -liidgcway, Sept. 7th?The Rcohoth?Baptist?eh rue It?bard?their ook's revival Tpectmy bcgjnnirnr ~ rtr?nth ' Sunday?m?August,?mm ing through to Friday night as the greatest meeting that had eon here in a number of years, lev. A. B. Bailey of Columbia was Le preacher for the week and e\~ty sermon that was preached bv his mail of Cod will long be re u mbered for they \Verc full of the loly Ghost and five persons took dvantage of the messages that iime through Cod's messenger nd were converted and joined the | hureh as candidates" for baptism, he pastor will-baptize these per ons the third Sunday. Everyone 1 asked to attend these servi.es. he chureh was tilled to capacity ( neh nitrht. Total amount raised DtfU-t,' ? ^ T h e officers, members- ami rends of this church and comlunity regretted very much t_o>arn of the death of- our pastor's itlrer. lie and the family has our eepest sympathy in their hotu f grief. . We thank the Sutton Rranch iaptist church choir for their eo* peration during our meeting and he visitors from Columbia, S. C. Ir. .leflT l)Hvis Marsh Passes The Tenia/n* - of Mr. Jeff Davis larsh were funeralized Sunday lorning at 11 o'clock, Sept. 5th at ddgewood Baptiat-church. Mr. Marsh was a beloved citizen f Columbia and a loyal mcmbei ml trustee of the Ilidgewood Rapist church. One who labored lonji nd untiringly. As the fllflf'lT. 1. jmKIOKUHlll 011101-- d the thurch, Miss Eloisc Widci t the piano played and sang soft; Nearer M^y God to Thee. Asleep l Jesus was lined and sung then ivocation was offered by Don. oin Reed. Remarks by Dea. T. eed and Dea. Charley Williams. , olo Miss Earline Stewart. Duet liss Annie Mae Wider and sister, btuary was read by Mrs. Roose- | L'lt Green. The principal eulogy as delivered by Rev. Z. E. Den- , iV . i The florals were beautiful. Mr. J. D. Mursh, is survived by wife, five sons, fdur daughters -law, Rev. and Mrs. T. T. Marsh | Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. W. II. arsh of- Winston-Salem, N. C.; r nSrl llru gin-n/va* .. 1. ~ r f' - .. .-..r, liio riv.iv mm^ll ??l VjU mbia; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Marsh \ Columbia; Mr. Frank Marsh oF f hiladeiphia; anci three grandchild f -tr. Interment?in %i<on?f'.ha pel -i metery. Undertaker I. S. Leevy j: ere in charge of |hg funeral and ive wonderful and satisfactory / rvice to the family in every re- si iect." . TrBE-fA ^E9VVMHI 1 8^T?rT/ft#jfjJrvn < I li^ hroirn in >otir \ j ^ ^ xr Ration Bunk III uill |?r \ I 1.1Ill|i* ill ll<M?k II after 1 ' Si"|*liinl??r 12. I iii'\|?irri| H % rr.l ?|,iiup? ill Honk II Mill m ] ^ EFFECTIVE SEPT 12 hmbmhmhhhhhhi ( 1 WESTERN CHAPEL __ -| A. M. E. CHURCH , l)r. L. I), (iambic. Pastor \ , rrmr . j? r Tin* first Sunday in t,ho month found the Supt. and teachers at Lhei"-f"* "r 't'lfy, i We were bless ?d a> tlsual with, a largo- atten- 1 lance. The ivcmbers and teachers ' are preparing for the Sunday 1 School convention which will be 1 held at Hairier. 3. C._ this week. ! ?Morning servit-e?was- opened at I lie usual hour tl o'clock. Dr. I Gamble ennte forth with a sermon ' that set the church on fire. All 1 )f his sermons are good, but the^ members expressed themselves as ' never before hearing him prcneh I as Ire did on Sunday. Mrs. J. W. t Gamble sung a kqJo in memory of ' her father, who departed this life ?rght years ago, < On Sunday after service Rev 1 Gamble and _ family, Mrs. Damei 1 Williams, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mr and Mrs. Carlic Piatt, Mrs. Carrie Doughty. .Mrs. Mary* Doughty. Mrs. Allie Wilson. Mrs. R. James. M iss Dorothy Lee Doughty, .M r. ~j Roh Doughty. Mr. Willie Williams " ore the dinner guests of Mr. and i nliy.'J. E. Bryant: -*or?I? j w c? were glad to h;lV<,N"With ct~~ j one of our* former teachers, v/.-it- , daughter. Miss .loan Lyles. < On Sunday afternoon the .Mis- , sionary had to preach for them, ( Sr. Piatt of Dillon. A large crowd , a noo, tV 1 have her grandson Mr. Levio Allan home visiting who is serving | in the United State Army. Mrs. j Rosa Lee Burnett is here visiting ler mother-in-law. Evening services were well atlendcd. We were entertained !>y , the Joh Gospel singers of Florence Miss Carole 'Gamble brought j sclioes from the young people's department of the state mission- | iry- convention. Afterwards- she thanked the people of Latta for l>e- ( ing so nice to her while here lor ^ she is leaving this week lor Aav- ~j tei university where slie is a phar- | macist student. Total collection for Sunday was <102.00. ^ - J J. II. Guiles, reptfftor TRIUMPH CHURCH Rev. Dennis Daniel. Pastor 1 w c have just closed out mtr ' quarterly religious toncress which ~ convened here Sept. drd with the < Rev. C. Hammond presiding! Sun " day was a high day. Siinday school opened and conducted vtt its d usual way., After which the morn I rug. message was given by Mrs. i L. Johnson of Columbia. Sunday evening the Y. P. K. 1>. met with Miss K. Cokley presiding v ho has returned to the city after ~ spending a week's vacation in Hem ingway with relatives and friends. Sunday night the presiding el- ' doe brought a soul stirring meg- ' rage to a large congregation frotTT" the- .'{7th Psalm. The Triumph ' church rang a selection in this ser- 1 vice. The grand total of our qOyr-' ' Lerly report is $206.%. Our pas- ! lor ks.strll put of the city on his ( vacation. ( JJe is spending h part ?f his vacation in Sanford, Kin. 11? ' s exported to return home soon. ' Mrs. Alberta Sinirlr.tr>n vATi<vi-t m t 0*.v * V | '** WVI I V U L; I ' ' . io^^S.XAH^K.NAX ^K K. B. 1 HOLINKSS CHl'RCH k Key. S, T. kyals, Castor I S\ S,. opened at the usal hour c vith j^upt. Sister, ;H. Thompson !ti(i teachers present. Afternoon ( ervice .T:30 p.m. Holy Commun- t ins^or- chihc before us with, a soul , tirring message front I^eh. -2;7. t ria. go crbwS^ tVSS present . We i: re glad to have your presence, ; one again. j v <. I " " tw LMETTO LE ADER I'KIEN 1)811 II' COl.l.KCK KEDI'KNS I'OK ">2nd YEAR lloek Hill. S. ?In flrtwmHHHVg? 'he reopening |. i< >ir t;> t n lnr o'Jivl oiisccutive year on JSopIT TTTiT'l* dent IunR's II. (io; tllocU said that he "outlook for The -' 'nil term s bright, as a result of the in- ! leased interest on the part of j young persons in all walks of life oho are primarily concerned these lavs with lieeomiiu'. thoroughly _ prepared for practical sorti e to ununivy." President (loud hick sim sees the?need for?trained hands as well as trained minds, ad led "The Ncctro .'.youth today rea- . izcswXbe--innny opiioi tunities living . dVorded the ambitious mind, and ? availing himself of every TToss>lihty for advancement. But his nethod of advancement is living niscd on the needs not only of his larticular community, but on the leeds of humanity. In this eonnee .ion he eagerly expresses approbation for a chance lo become l'ul iy prepared- particularly in the hilustial iields, thereby assuring his Co I law men of 'cooperation in the. L-ai-ionsi trades and phases of n-o- . hanic urts.> l-'oupded by- Uic. Rev?. Mansel P. Hall in lS'Jl. Frienddrip Junior college has made sig-1 I .H CM And in gpitn Ql Hlincrous obstacles, its doors have remained open always with a view toward providing for the?type of ituilcnt who, through lack ot lunch iortunity for study in,a wholesome Christian envtfonipent. The co)perative spirit of the trustees, adninistrators and members of the acuity in all crises has made possible, the institution's contin^oua -growth And on tlie other land, numerous white friends?irr South Carolina aiul other" sections if the country have contributed in 10 small measure to Friendship's iiuch deserved rise. AKO IN I) CADES NEWS Mr. E. I...Thomas, Sui>t. of St. I'aul A.ME church and trustee of Alien university has returned nf- . er a sixteen days vacation which' tc?spent in?New?York.- Philadcl- ina. and Atlantic. City..?He?re? anted that.lie hail a line trip. In crrrr?vrrrr?rrr?r...: v.. ,Tr?^-4 ..... .hi. ami airs. UIMII'ITU Liainy ;avc ;i reception lor him vhero he met quite a number of [datives and friends. Iir.Philaelphia Mr. and .Mrs. Clayton liur .-ess gave a re.option for him. \lr pption for hhtu also Mr. ami Mrs.I. Mouzon, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey, Hcv. and Mrs. Oscar Thomas. He hanks the many friends and rclitives for their royal entertainment iluiiny his tii>). On the 2nd Sunday lie attended services at Mother Bethel in Philadelphia ami tea ret" a wonderful sermon and ivent in whoi'v ho saw the tomb of Bishop Allen. The founder of the Yfficaji Motliodi-ni. The flowers acre Leatitii'ully arranged around lie, tomb. He mot many friends I ./I * 1. ~ iv.i uk- -vwr. nook concern the Mien building where he saw Kl lor Patt.erson the presiding elder )1 Vi'esc Philadelphia coilferepce" ml the Rev. .J. S. Bean u.i | many Mher friends. ^ f The total collection front all ,-lubs Sunday at Hickory Grove ,vas SlCB.iO. 1 ?.Mrs;-Fnntnr MrKntrrp--and little " laughter Dorothy Louise McKcnrro-of NVw-Ytirh City ; Mrs. Rosa Mouzoit of Philadelphia and Dorothy White. St. Stephen were Lite week end guests of Mis. K. L... Thomas. Amanda McKadden, reporter HAPPKNINGS AT VOOUHKKS The 1D l->-1! school term of the Yoorhecs N. nnd 1. school will he rin September In. From the num Kcr of applications rc.civod there ;viIT be aMat^-e enrollment ot both sld and new students. Wbde the lumber of young men will be off. is compared to other years/ the lumber of girls will be larger than wer. Most of the former teachers will ( eturn, and from every indication his should he a' very successful /ear. Some of the teachers who hove teen on vacation and are now lack at work are; Mr. T. H. Moore dr. P. G. King. Miss Julia Childs. dr. p, D. Dean. Air. Rufus Kenneiy and Mrss Cyvcrta McMui vay. I.t. Robert J. Blanton of Phila'elphin spent a week at Vouchee* taently visiting bis parents, PrinMiss Parol Blanton, the daughter of Principal pnd Mrs. Blanton i a apetifjin? a few weeks at Voor 1 ,ees TViefore going to Dillard unr- . i ersity where she works. She re t 9 J MOW"YOU'LL1 H NEED 3 RATION R BOOKS WHEN YOU^SHOP^^ ^ isOOK I BOOK 11 lui ji tin i > i J -B (blur *luiii}i? ) 1 for rural*. I.il? .nut .mis 1 ail J oilier Coml* jirr\ iondv J r.ifmmd h) rid .?Lini}>% in ccntly cnniplctcft~~mii>Utor year's ; liuly al lul'iavif School of Music .Alls. T If. Moure and son have just returned iron; a yjs.it to Wash iuj' loii. I>. -i : 'Mr. A. I.. Holsey of the I'.' ST Department ol' Agriculture spent a M_ay visit in i; the fanmia.s. uf .Uai'L Coi.ntywith Principal T. IT niah.ton. who i-< president ?>!' th< Bamberg County Parmer-' Confer. ('inc. ^ ..-Other visitors. ?n:i ilie ruumni a re: ~MY,*. A . W. Tlacoie. sister ol Mr... T. Ii. Moore; Miss Klois'e Ks Iter and SuntticJ Ksher. Mr., child, ren of Rev. and Mrs. S. ('. Cslier Mrsr" Ruth Mcnafee JordanT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A Menafee. and Corporal Robert Dean. hrollur of Mr, I". l>. Petm It is expected that th^re will In a large fuimher of sludents'al tin first cliapol exejeises Sept. 10. NOTICE! _ TO THK WHIT-K AN!) COLOR EH PASTORS OK SOUTH CAROLINA. The V n-o])crative Baptist Stat* convention?Ito??named?thr?thin Sunday in September as .tonkins Orphanage. Day.??ail?tinu'chui tlie hounds of said convert tioiu On that day the churches re asked til t?k( a special collection as a contribu lion for this institution, that wil eclchrate its 52nd Anniversary December lfi. P.M.'}. It is the dc sire of the management that ir connection with this effort, that all pastors of churches in and out will <io likewise. IT is~"believe<l that the charitably inclined of all denominations appreciate the work _Lhat this institution has done and would deem it a privilege to give some assistance by cooperating with the sponsors of thrs movement. Donations may !o sent direct to the .Jenkins' Ojphanace. Navy Yard Post Oifice." South Carolina. The management -wishes to thank in advance all who may participate in this effort. Paid C. Daniels, President \Y. 11. & F. M. SOCIETY OF THE 1)1 LLOS DISTRI(T The Woman's Homo and Foreign Missionary, Convent ion ? of the Dillon District was held at Bethel liilt AMK church, Latta, August 2t!th. Mrs. Wells presided tirst, who in turn presented our president ,Mrs. Amelia Dcl.ainc, who delivered her annual address. She d.-livered a wonderful undrew and everybody felt very much uplifted, ah- <> inspired I" do more mission's. The meeting was one that mnikod one among the he^t since our president's administration. Each local president . lcpojted in full, also registered mw hundred percent^for the sermon to the laxly, but due to tlie fact of being somewhat indisposed Rev. McPueen, pastor of Dillon acted in liis place His te.vt-cvas taken from St: . forth 12:'t. subject: Congeniality. He pleached a soul stirring sermon. Everybody left with the spirit of doing more in the near future. We were royally entertained in every respect at Bellied Hill and wish to thank Rev. Johnson also his entire menibeishin and theii friends. J. W. Gamble. Reporter. ANP News Shorts t'on'inucj froiv. Page 1 Washington It is reported it1 cm-tain circles here that t h * Ethiopian government is spoking aaalined yonn'g Negroes, only those with degrees in education, economics and engineering, medical ftriflnfttO"?and?ehomiettv ->?u onto ,to Ethiopia t<> help rehabiliate tnat country. i * j NIIH.i: HitA-V H vcws Ma i > I.. Williams. Itcporlrr I VS t'l C.. Ilt^n^-y alU'lt'tl'll 1 .-ni'ility 11i?Iirt' Kraai-li. 1 *:ipti-iii was in M i11i111 - lifiirlv al'i-i Suialay niaaT. \ f t? t anl*' .|>'ay,11' : (!>!>? Vi i c 1 ? il.']'.! . <'(!. . Uwi-r I l!nilc;.' ii(i .11'siisI a s((iil -Psiiir^ i : ir.i i:. < ! in ali. J I'KulM.i-. I i\ MAN j?.Mi iH.h. II n i.;,'. i.!i' i i.?i | la. 'la., i Init vi>ilin" ,11 i i -.* Mis. Mary Ili imk . A. S. ('lain: c Wilin.m >> . ITi cill I ai.t >. I!!.. Inane v. ii:i.y " pUM'llt.s ami in i i . I'll. .Jtilri: I. 11: >.niD; < : . _ Hut HIT. X. Wa. . ... i\. i. (.^lii ii:.;.. ( "]" ,T\<; .Mi. *""tvTfnt-:; ;:-*fr t ' Wi!l<; \V; i .i fa: la-'A ? : i..y. \s \yi -I: : a-. . kw.. lies. Chart it* I.'itl ol !an pa, a';,... v.a> sc.'i';i til liiuii ii S.a, \ also Mi'ssi^. A .M.s Alv.:: uail M. -hh?1 ?Hrrit'.-lH.i - ..... -. I Mr. and .Mr- < W.llu. , M; us- Jiy.mita- afui ' Mai .V \\ i.liiuii:: !!'.(" 'i* >. <1 I ?I >rvl I : ; q ' -jv-? .v i .. Uen Weiiirva-bay. .? Pi'icn; ami !'rir:t<! an ; I;<?t \< know thai Pvt. la-'?'. Wi'liani - Ini:- Time bed?hi - doi-Hnat ion, M-rs-, Vi ill-11 p Johnson. Mi r hvetla Johnson and Figddie lJuv. v.- It'll In,- I oi'niiii, N.1! . I Ira: : ila; Afler t_i l. 12 .M r.-'? Seraphim '?M ii-111'"-?motin. n-"T tim M-tTTirtt-i w.tl carry an the work o.i 1N- r< . (xulcr until sin- iCturns to i e. : --nee Iter duty.* See Mrs. W: liaui: . in The Reader also. Mrs. Alary Faulk.- is intcreslei l m taking "the pan--:- io < .;<- -hoys i-TTpiiitr rh"i'i' will hTrother . Mrs. X. Itw ISrown and ehittlVei of llaleshur^' wen- dinner . .e>ti of A'r. and' .Mrs, hilar William: .Sunday. ! GKFlyK NKU S Jh'\ i i a I?rrmt-ting is gohig on . a Let lie I 'Methodist church ail tinweek. Pastor .John (". (iihhe- re j-1 hoi! Tl e i-'. angelisl.?jh ?L-?F h Ferg..son..__ I.h ,S._ oj Sjiai laniwrt ">- district. n/M lim?puyni. l.in.*. ? rU'thei s siek are ^FTr-i s Matt ii | JJrock. "IT Alaxv.ell. Rev.- Susie 7 !;r;:, I'oni and Air. .jr-FYFTTa VP: l arc praying for their sneuly re 'covcry ami perfect, health. T!ie Rev .1. C. ami -Mfs. P. A! (lihtc.s-and Air. Golden Smith hav ; just returned from Atlanta, (la, L UeJLe they were in attendance- o: the Atlantic roast"AFRT fTrmTcii '4 Sept. 1 -2-". They report gi e;r sessions, able speakers, <leiiirlit.fi! . and ravishing: singing. Urillian reading-. iHuniinating lecture: strong ntvancial reports o|k Sea Snip Simunc -mil i-** j %-?* ?nw.? nil1.,?s. The weather, time. :?n? dace was mast favorable far the eligious occasion. The Birthday Services coinlutirt I'd by Mrs. I'. M. Gibbes Send:;;, afternoon was not largely attend re hut was full of enthusiasm at;' *1'iiitual t-brills. The Dunhai br-rh?si hen opened Sent. f>th with about 22' pupils representing all the grades The new teachers are: Mr. I. I. Jones, who will instruct In Scieni ( irmi r~?~--ami athletics M>ss (;,-<>er. Kth grade. Third ... ^ crede. MtWillie P?. I nompson Fourth grade. Mrs. l.tieilo Hal! Tin' principal l'rof. W. M. Ihxnk^^^^evertbody must have .J i I VITAMINS d" \ \ Of course ?verybody " . V gets SOME Vitamins. 5?. t l Surveys show that mil_ lions of people do not f) \1 get ENOUGH. / v JJ A pleasant, convenient J economical _ way to be sure that you and your .i|A ?i family do not lack essenVv a v tial B Complex Vitamin ]L>^V Is to take ONE-A:DAY brand [ *^TT7 vitamin ? complex tablets. | V iff An insufficient supply of 8 | v\Vf Complex Vitamins cause? In[ a\Y digestion.Constipation. Nerv' jj# ousness,Sleeplessness, CrankI inese, Lack of Appetite. There are other causes for these conditions, but 1 why not guard against this one cause by taking a ONE-A-DAY brood j Vitamin B Complex Tablet everyday? V important ? Get your money's ^?-worth, always?rhmpnrA botcncica I and price. _?"h ONE]* DAY i 1 ? ' \ * ; "'' PAGE THRCT M tioud* piiinlo t' 'the interior of : '-ijunt n mi '! 'riMA'v ft. to have /JJ '.. _! 11 1'Li -J41' 1" ' 1' ami I.'.1 i n: am! ,na?lc in-j?iLf-frrr i:,'1"^^"! SiMltCm i it?. i;. Vtoi iri! 'Sinking con\i.iition \\ si! conVeno in Beth. Mi ' i; i ' m tin*re will 1)6 ___? . . i':j eW.i.-cs that will ap u-t *+*?l -wj Uij I 11:11 o. rasion. ija l.nrh ii-i Vi-i.ei ... iu" chureb is ask I., railv tiiat ilay anH contri_ >.!' ,i />T???r ~ -H MM) AM CECIL 1 I . 1 will tell you just | - I-t? 1' ' r11 11 -< 1"VC Of \ Itv.c < !)<' yu most desire; control >r intlm-nee tire actic-ns of anyone, n thongh miles -away. Gnarint'mk'ccss wi?i*rL?T~bTtiei'S" fail."" -ytn.\ii < i:< IL ?J .Ml llusimss ('onlidcntla 1 ,| j Honrs: 10 am. In H p.m. | man Tiaiier on left Fide of Highway No. 1 coming m't of. Columbia no\t to Mr^. KolanHV tirne. Store Si:m!a\s AV. t'iHjnnrtjia, S. C. ')c Special ftvaTTngfi Tor a short timet only! ? For Appointrn^iits 1'honc ^970 7 ? yourself J ~ /^longer about ? Be Smart . . . Start. Coloring It Todcy . .. 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