The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 11, 1943, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, Sejit (.-ruber II, liHJ.
?Personal!
1 MENTION
M ARHIACK AWfllNfFHrNX..
The l ite of man iaye was ecib~
bruted between John Robert Loj'lin,
Kdgelield, S. (*., and Rebecca
(iwendelyn Colley, Columbia, S.
C., on Monday night, Aug.i t ;!
at U:<)0 p. m., at the residence of
the Rev^ifoseiih S. I ley ward. 210
Florida Ave., N. W.. Washington
I). C.
Mrs. Arnether Dreher and tw?ff
aoms n'-o vnendih" awhile with rel j
in .Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Chits. Jackson who vi - it *??
her husband for five months at Ft
Clark, Texnk will leave Columbia
on the 10thi.of September to ,ioi>
her husband in New Orleans, I.a .
* '-Jio .h(.ve *?>,. resided ?t 112!'
~ Park St., ~ Y".W^\A. -Mi*:- il*ekson's
address in T.ou'shimf will In
1611 St. Anne St., New*Orleans
Mr. P. J. Herrin has returned
home from his vacation. Wh'r'c
"away he visited folks in Ashevillo
C., -Kxuwcville, Tenn.. and 'also
some parts of Kentucky. *
Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Oreen, enjoyed
a very pleasant summer with
their children, Cpl. James J. Greet
from I.angjey Field, Va.; Mrs
Ottie Green Jackson from Dante
Va.; Mrs. Kv.hie Milter" ami sm.
horn N. Y. C'rty. All went t o
Edgefield, S. 0- They had ii vev;
? pleasant stay there - with?Uwit
mother at her country home. Whil
there Mrs. Faster Diggs gave a
i i -? *
nunj puny ior mem, and .Mrs. I
~ Ottie Jackson had lovely gifts vrivfii
her. Mrs. Itichie Miller and
son also had a very pleasant visii
with her sister at Dante. Va. A,
have returned to their homes.
? ^ j
Mr. John C. Moragne, who rs to
PTTrrT the?armed?forces?on?Sep '
li 'delicious supper last Saturday
night >by Mr ari<l .Mrs. Suiiiui
Addison, at their, home on Tie,
St. Alter supper, games wen
played, and everyone enjoyed then
selves very much. The other
guests were Mrs. Thoniasena Mb>
range, Mrs. Pearline Walker, and
' Mr. (iary Hawliuson. ^
_fT i .
Misses Louise, Mildred am
broihei Willie Ciatl'ney haVe returned
to Philadelphia, Pa., attei
spending the summer with tela
tjves in.Columbia.
Mrs. Mamie Saunders Cureton
ot' ( iiarlestori was u visitor in out
oily last week. Mrs. Cureton is
well known in Columbia because
o)' la-r former e(>ime^tj<)ii__wlth?the- ""
Waverley hospital where she served
in tin- capacity of head nurse |
some years ago. Mrs. Cureton has
I ci ii hostess to?many notables ~
during the summer, including sev
cral Columbians, in her- commodi
ou.s new Charleston home. I.ast :
whiter Mrs. Cureton made a Cu- '
ban trip which she speaks of with
great charm and enthusiasm.
Miss Willou Hamilton' of Wash- .
ington, I). C.,'-spent her vacation .
with her mother Mrs. Cora Ham- (
ilton Bll I'm^^SW^Aceompai^diig ,
her from Washington was a
friend, Mrs. Carroll. Miss Hamil- .
ton's niece Elizabeth Petty o 1 ;
Iauirens returned with them. They |
reported a pleasant stay.
4} ?
Mr. John O. Hart, of Washington,
D. C., professional barber
rial farmer deluxe, also representative
of The Palmetto Leader in
Washington, Was called to the <
city or. account of the death of (
Ins aunt in Lexington Co. While ^
-? ^ up iian.im.iru ?ume uusmch^ : >
visited relatives and friends. | i
Mr. Hurt has acquired a truck 11
farm in Maryland, and from re- I c
ports he has made good crops to i
be!') out the food situation this i;
year. ^ .
Mrs. I.ouise Bland" of Pittsburg . t
; was the house gi est of her sister I \
Mrs. llemy Brooks, 2512 Mill-I
wood Ave. Last Thursday they |
were dinner guests of Mrs. Mattie ;
J. Brown and tea at the home of
Mrs. Maria (Jrahani at G o'clock. '
At 'J o'clock she returned to Pittsburg.
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McKISSK K'S KINDLRL A K I LN
SCHOOL <
Will Open f-'eptemHei 1,1th at
9;30 A. M., at 13IG (Iregg Street. >
Mrs. J. E. McKissick.
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A AC DETACHMENT FOR
OUT JACKSON
Full Jackson.?A contingent o
.tcgio Wacs, including three oili
Ki t anu 11 enlisted women, nu>
?,ri\ed at Fort Jackson as an ad
ante gt.ard to prepaie lor i|Uai
e.s auu make oilier arrange
.'lus tttt?tne Negru WAt' Dt
ar hnieiiL soon to a 111 > e_ ..I vw.
, ci, Unt sergeant, one eorpon
Uo__l.' pt^v>>le.t cooi|0'i.te toe e<
.sle . personnel.
> ..e iii-w ...gro women's arm
..nil has been designated VVAj
.yuu hniont?Xa,?2?and?wid b>
o.i,p..sed 'appioxnnuieiy l-i
.iicinbers, of whom will be dt
..Iil-.l Lo iluiv in vui'.iiiiv i.e.., .i
.it- luige Station Hospital hen
v'At Detacnnicnt No. 2 will L
.ouulIa.Ui.toil-. iiy?llie?tin t'c-dvegi
.0...011 on.ccr>, Second Lieu
atuei ine Li. Landry, Continom
..ig Oiutor; Second Lictmnuwu
?uthcinie Slateman ami Kthel
juckson, who nave utreon.v ...m
oil .it Fori Jacksotu
Lieut, l.amiry was conuaissioi
?d as -aii__ollicer recently at Fo.
?,i-s Mollies/ la. Formerly a res
ient of (J2i? Toiiti Si., New ()i
.tans. La., she wa> giaduaie
.roni a business > college in l.t
.tome city ol New Orlea.iis* "" an
was engaged in secretariiil win
efore entering the services t
..or country. ? "
LTFtTt. Maternal!, Who is l'or ill el
iy ot 2522 Jena St., New Oilean
svas graduated Ironi tlie L'nivei
ity of Michigan with U.S. a'lid .>
?. degrees ami. taught school Lt
.ore joining the women's aim;
She also was commissioned at F
lies Moines.
Formerly a resident of 111
i asnTTIgion StTi Alexandria, La
Lieut. Jackson was graduate
from Campbell College, Jaeksoi
Michigan, Miss., with an A.11. dt
itee. She taiurht school u iiiimtn
of years before entering the \v<
men's army. Lieut. Jackson 11
reived her ollicer's connnission si
Ltrs?Moines.
MRU. II. NOHItlS -HKTl RW.?
r ROM VACATION "'"j
.Mrs. II. Norris has just an iv
:?s l.o.n .New ton; City sui
Washington, D.C., ,where she ha
-.ten visiting relati>es and friend
vViiile she-was itr the North.-sis
?< p.-esented Benedict College" sin
received liberal od'ei issg.-> on th
i-hsdow incut Drive. Sin- attetuie
third 'Sunday in A. gust and woi
shipped at Walker's Menioria
Baptist chusch the 4th Sunday
wisese she sang si solo. Uii Use 4t,
Sunday night sue sang at Ml. :\lo
siah Baptist church. On Monda;
alter the 4lh Sunday, she nie
.lie Baptist Ministers Conl'esenc
'f New Vosk City. There she ren
re s e i iced Benedict College am
uve giectings irons our iky aiii
Mate. She was the dinner goes
). Kcv. J. \V. Tate, pastor o_.
^Valuer's Memorial Ou Thursday
v'niie m Li. C. s.ie was the hods
i'liest ol' Mr. and Mrs. B.S. .Joiin
-on, proprietor of Friendly FTowe
Shop. Mis. Johnson and I'amil;
..ade it very pleasant for her. Oi
lie oth Sunday, she wiTrMnYipei
.t the Metropolitan Baptist. Hhi
-ang a solo, and received man;
onnlienis. I am happy to say
aat We used the percious tinii
ailed vacation trying to do goo<
mil he of service. Our hosts ii
^lew York and Washington wen
othe-'Josee me leave. We hope t<
isit them again soon.
WAVEKI.EY l-H CIA ?
The cluh was called to order !>j
he chaplain Mrs. Annie Allies
opening song led by Mrs. .Myj
>ulton. I'rayer by Mis. Man.in
mill.. Song by Airs. Rosa Belli
amnions. The meeting was turn
(I over to the president. He call
d for the minutes which wen
end and adopted. _ Wo^have a sick
neniher Mr^ Charley Cheiry. Tht
lew business is: we are planning
0 give a play on {Sept. dt) entiled
The Seven SisteVs. The pla>
v111 he staged at 918 lleidt St.
Fit KXIH.Y M SOC.AL CI,I'M
The cluh held its regular meet
rig Thursday night Sept. 2. Bus
ness was transacted as us.tal
1 here will he a Sil?er Tea givei
y the cluh Srn^iy evening a
at the home or ATrs. '\\T:fhii<
(denial), 1)11 Park Ft. We an
sking our frietids to come on
mrt take a part with us. We roi
ourned to lhWt Thursday night
jept. 9th. i
Z 4 : ;
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Papularity Queen
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MISS MILDRED PORTER .
" i'up. lai?Co-ed is crowned Popu'
., l ily Queen of Spartanburg Kedrated
Cl'.b.
I In.- "Mai ionettes," local Feder
a ten Chin of" the i ity ol' Kp'ai lanj.
i g i-"4 eontposeiL of a group of
?oung- woim-u representing a
ii--eciion ol interest, talent,
; ,tl ,.t ^iiaiplisiimeiits. has been or
aiii..en .of oiny a tew months,
,| hut is gradually growing in its
j /real program.
" ']'his gryup of young; women has
j? as iis goal imi only stu h obliealion's
as are a part of the ^slatewide
piogratn, but local responsi(
,>iliLies as are necessary in the
a.erage community. With tnis
.alter point in mind, the "Malit
ilieite-- just conip.eietl the if
.ist local project, winch is an.
attractive and useful "I'lay-IVn"
, .oolneis who bring' them*' upon
^ . isii> to thi' health oejiartinenT
.or clinical care. 'l itis "I'en" pro.toes
ail excel tent place where
.. oung'slers may educationally
. lay and enjoy theinseives whi^e
..ailing, lor their mothers or guar
? aence. various etl'oi ts had _
o he made l<y the eluh to tinance
nil eipup it with tiie necessary
u> ei.1..?thci el in e . aiming t+re- Several
attempts", the most oat-,
land,a..', one w.as held on A . gust
- at the t'oninuiliity I enter on
...ins street, in tne ioun of- a
.a;iest mi the' tine of "Miss
,s jiartanuurg;'' in the contest
L. were the?loddwipK-:?M-iss-4ihogem- (t
. liiinan, .diss Aiean Xeshitt and
c ..todied i'or.e., latter Jo i
? nolit earned the coveted title in
li . lOveix seituljp- beiore the little
o,\,? ,.i, ( hliii.g toe et'eill.
ii Miss I'o.tcr. is tiie daughter ol
; '.dr. and .urs, \> . I*. I'otler, .Vl'."'
h I ic.i-.aini Slieel in Spartan' ,
<urg, she is a senior siacent at
y tiie State A. W M. I obegv ol OrI
..hgc'bdlg, S. t .. is pledged to-file
Ijeita Sigma '1 nela Sorority, a
member of the Mu'iuii (iainina L
J .Clio Society, and is active in seVI
eral other extra-ciu ri. uia act. i
t, ties, as well a.i being ve: y highly
t' tsict-ttreo at her hn.ne. She \s:u.=
. -ponsored i>y Misr? iJ. - J.. Kivers,
L. teachei in Alexander I'Meniehlary '
eiioiil and vii.wne.i oy airs.' I'. I'.
, A orttty, i,: truetoi in ! flemish, ii
, I J onior College, Roek Hilt,-S.-C. I'
, 1 he "Marionettes' sponsor some
f ;en in in oiiu'i taiin.iMU each Turs- ~
t?" ny at' till- Community Center,
. " '
y a.ui iliey sold one monthly nieett
..!? the ia>t Monday aiternoon in
< o.u-i. month. Their motto is I.ii't1
i .i.g us we ('linn,. *
i .\lrs. Millie B. Blukemon, Pres..
i .Vli.s. Agnes Iloldehiund-Wilsom 1
> ' Acting Secretary.
HUSH A A. M. K. CHINCH? 1
Rev. J. N. Caugljman, Pastor, 1
N
S. S. iit tlie usual horn. l.esson
i briefly taught, and reviewed by
r ;ihe St pi. Remarks l>y the pastor. '
(* Prayer service conducted by I
_ ; Rev. John-Werts and Pro. (>. S '
i l.a!;e. '1'lie jtnstnr preiti ln-d a won
oerftil sermon from 2 Peter J:.'!. '
t The Holy ('omnuinion was admin- *
istered to nianv. This marked iht
t ?
.close of the revival meeting with
r great success. Onr meeting w;is |'
conducted by lit*\k H. A. Adams I
, of Allendale, 3!> converts were
addi d to the churches. $1^.15 was ^
raised. We will welcome Rev. Ad- ^
anis attain. 11 ? is a wonderful
preacher. We are i^lad to say that
- Ilro. II. F. Dewalt was anions >
- the converts. i
On* many sick members are do- j f
i in-r nicely. Rev. f'aujfhman also c
t visited a very sick bal/y in our
T c<th 1 nutnTt v~ "Sunday evening. We |
j bo e for it a speedy recovery. Tie <
t also administered the Lord's Sup- |
- to Sister Riwunna Samuel nt ?
, her home. We hope she will b e (
, out agara. t
j
THE PALMETTO LI
<l< ANCKUl l?; WAC M.VDi:
^FCONO i.iiaTJ;N AN T__
Fi?rt I>cs Moines. la.. Sept. !.?
Second I.icitt- Kllsworth Juliani
Foiiche of Orungcu. rg, S.C., wu
a Negio graduate of tne 10th Ot
licer Candidate Class of the Wo
inen'w Army , Chirps nt?I'ii'it?WA4
Training I enter, Fort lies Moine
la., on Sept. Z. She was a woni
ber of the fiist ela-s ol n At o.
..cers to receive eon.n..s.?ions a
officers in the Ainiy ol the L". ."
L.euit iiant Foaciie's h sham:
Stall ." t. Louis 1). I'oikne. is in
nrMia* .with thu?A riny,?She . als
has a cousin in the Army, Cp
belaud K. Whaley.
The niece of Aii-s Ulondelle A
Whaley of Orangeburg, S. C., Ll
Fouche was salututorian of he
rfass when she was graduate
.Tom Francis de Sales lii sOim,
ai Ih tU C'asile, \ a., ih 1 Sh
reived her A-l>. degree in 11M
on: t ol'o?re wi h hi eh sc' oiasti
honors. She also has studied a
the?Y'MOA Com me re in I School i
New Orleans. . ?
of the Catholic Action Club, Del
la Sigma Theta Sorority, the C'1i
luerette Club and formerly he
longed to the Xavier Universit
Student Council, English CI I
Uttle Theater and Rebate Club.
She was a volunteer interviewe
or lite Otlice of Civilian Defens
ive in lied Cross First Aid work
1*VT. chough c. royal
(TIKI) HOR MA It K S.M A NSIIIP
r t'aiiip AVheulcr. (la.?Pvt. Gee
C. Royal, a member of the era I
A ST]'. filaloon in the lDth bat tal
:on at this inl'antry replacemen
training center is ori^ of the mem
bers of his company recently eit
id for his work oh the nHe marks
manship range. *
His home is Post Office Box 1 IS
W'illianiston, S. C.
PASTOR RKTCRNS
FROM VACATION ......
Greenville?Itev. B. S. Tayloi
the popular pastor of Allan Tern
pie A, M. K. church, has relurnet
safely, afteCa \acation and ;
niueh needed rest. While away hwas
guest speaker at his bona
church St. Paul A.M.K. church
"t. I.ouis, Mo. While in Chicago
e was also guest speaker at tin
Trent MI.I ! <? -l
...VV. W|/Will?lll CllUI'Cfl lllt'I't
.Manyi invitations were extendei
to him to prove to him ;he wa?
friends.
I'rof. C. (I. Garrett of Colum
!>sa. was a most welcome guest
nt the parsonage on last Sunday
ifternoon of. which was extendi i
tor the evening services. Heinem
ier the door stands ajar at A1
nn Temple.
NKtt KKItUY MOWS
Oil 'August 2Pth the Vi.tory
ally for Allen i diversity Wa>
eld at Miller Chapel church. Rev
K. PtiinptiT pastor. President
s. R. lliggins preached the elevei
clock sermon". lie delivered c
onderl ill sermon. Jt tvas full o
bought?and food?for the soul. A
icat sum of money was realize*
'join the effort.
Key. J. A_._Lii>*ev ^
toy sitcessYul meeting on tin
dewberry circuit. They wish hi
eturn for another year:
The meeting at Miller Chape
hurch hog.tn Sept. 5th. Rev. T
J. Robinson delivered the open hi^
ermon. Miss C. B. T'riester ha;
he meeting in harge for th?
reek.
Mrs.^S. I.. Moore spent t h <
i.onths of July, and Augist in
Va.shington. and New York City
* i h her son in Washington; he>
autrhfei 111 N. V. and l.mijie.
Ynvidence, R. i. She report ;
ery pleasant trip.
Rev. W, S. Young -ondueted
ery successful meeting at "Level
Impel AMR church. Nituleer
a Is'rvere hhbught into the fold
Mms Andi en i Rutherford speiv
; weeks in Philadelphia! and New
fork City with relatives a n <
l iends. She report ifti* en iovahh
tav. She and her sister I.eoln
t
pent I-.iihor Day rn 'Charleston,
ills. Gussir. Ol'phant the daughti i
if Mrs. \'. F Rutherford spe i?
.iiltor Day at hm.v -lltl Caldwell
lie two brothers of Mr. Wallace
iray was a v? ry sad one Tin y
M?th were buried from IMeas int
hove tdrweH?mi yoKieohiV- W>
xtend to the family our derprsi
lympathy.
FCADFR
HACK TO CAMI' ' 11 n
SON 3
St; .Si't. II. ('. Hopkins Jhas re- TO F<
turned to IVtUrson Field. CMii'o at- .
el spending a short wlyle with his '
r. ndinuther, Airs. Catharine Can
non, 222'J Gervais ' St. He also
\ isited his fathei Kev. J. \V. Hop- t
, l.nn o!' Philadelphia. Pa.. and his
lother and sis.er- n-lu\v. M'. and ' \1'
Mrs. James K. }I?>pkin> oi Wash
_ .10 ton. 1). C. St. S-t. H.^.hins |''"l l J
tti inled llie Student N. C. ().]
S.liool in Miami Heath, Fla. wlieiv ' a" "
;<e graduated with Stall' Sergeant . '
' rating. lie is the eldest son of .V'
- ,mv, J.?\V. Hopkins -urui?tire I " < ' {s<
u?'!r.?. Alma 1..?Hopkins.?A-H hfs- "t('
I i _ i mans
riends were van! lo.s?e nmi am- ,,
, . . Crude
ye w.shing linn in eh success in ,, "
....... J* S'M
' the Armv Air forces! '
t. .
r / S.M'lTII -TOI.MS NIFJIAI.S
till s:,,.. n ? - - - induct
.;unuu> HIICI IIUUII, |H. ),
c *t G o'clock, the residents <>i Ai- k
^ .en assembled on the lawn of the ,(j"^ J
mine of Mr. and Mrs. George
. . at hi
I 'eery, to witness the wedding
? ei oniony of .Miss Parthenia Toles
f Ailten to Kev. Juiu.es K. Smith. |
^ y.B?y U.D., pastor of,Second lJup'
ist church,* ho rant, TJtYtu.
ole> is -the daughter of -Mrs.
Jamie Toles, and niece of Mr. and
I : fi gun i
y .is. George Ferry.
. The In ide appeared on one side ,,
i of lie
if the lawn, as the groom came , (
i from the opposite side, while
.... , , . a as c;
ie violinist was so;tly playing
t t .Villi I
'Intermezzo," which was ployed
? ? . . l . hort
hro'.ighout the entire ceremony. ,
' organ)
he bride Wore a soft white chit- . .
? ; r-. , , ..... the el
on gown with a lovely train and .
... lowing
eil; she carrieif a beautiful boa- .,
Mrs
net of astors. The hridesniani, ,,
v , . >1 is. .
? diss C-.tthertmr .foties, wore a love ?; :
Aiis. I
v blue gown und the matron of j j,
I ibhor, Mrs." J. J. Abnoy, wore rftrr
. 1Prog i s
-?wtd-a^-gowr. ^ho bridogroouj j q('
.ml best man, Kev. J. H. McKis- 1 , ,
< I the c!
irk. wore' formal attire. >.
[ home
Kev. J. J. Abnev performed the ... ,
; =?t 1 obaci
ercniopy, assisted by the chap-. '
ain of Camp Cordon, (la. The
lei wii
ride was given away by her un- w
. * ( . >pi
le, Mr. George Perry. ^ v
After the ceremony. the entire
roup assembled at the house foi
- , : . verse,
he recention which n ..
. :.C | .j, ,)
^He -all uii'-was most beaut I i t>4i> . ~
arried out, and pietures "were la-1 .,|avt.(|
on throughout the afternoon iinjl'.. j. *e
veiling. , cu?1 tl
" The bride and groom are now y
' vina at 20- Fast 22nd St., Ia?- .
ain, Ohio. We are wishing foi wu>
lieni all the. luck,... happiness atid ,
aiccess in the world. - RJ..T. j to
ant ev
w as a|
MT. II Oh ft A. M. K. Clll'liCir
We
Rev. J. I*. Washington, Pastor tins' v
the Mi
In spite of the threatening wea- tome i
J'her and down poor of rain early ts p'n
I >nn/lup *'
I linn iiiiib, a iair audience
' reeled the pastor Sunday morn- 'S?""?'
ng. The Sunday school -was
{JetK-d at tlit- usual hour by .Mr.
ien Brown, the super hitendeiil
ssisled by the Pastor, Rev, Al,
ras and Mrs. Kliaubeth Norther.
?lter a brief discission of the v-V.
esson, a lew words of review and
xplanation were spoken by the
astor.
Divine service began at 12:00
.'clo.k. After the devotional exrcises,
lite pastor ascended the t
ostium and inmost befitting
- terms,1 expressed his giatitiuli' anil "
appreciation to the officers ami
iieinbers, for the very lir.e way it' 't'tl
.vhich thejh have cooperated to tlu , Stll
m ~ai s t < j 11 a ala riy ^u>i tie re nee such a ^ TO'
udcess last Sunday. He also ex- S
messed his appeciatior to those I
who prayed for his return for I 5
another year.
The pastor then gave a brief I
-umniary of the work accomplish- 1|
'i airing tne past nine months of I "-'til
his conference year. Along with I TO'
ther things he said "We closed . ?
iii' fourth and last (piarterly l*nii vt;
erence last Sunday; this also was
nine months since our ctwiiinj? to
von. The records' show that fifty"1 7**%?'
ix persons have joined the churh ^d*
ince our coming to you. Eleven
f these were received by eerti-I J*"?
cates, and twenty were convert-j
d and received into full member
hip. This breaks all previous
o ords for the Mt. ftorr charge".
lie lien selected his tixt^fioin.
' ol. 2:1.1-la from which he pre' h j
ed as only he can. The Sacrament I
was then admiift-tried, offering !
taken and four adults and one infant
were baptized and received I
into full membership. Total col- ,n.|
leetion for all purposes >8'.i.1b.
The pastor then motored ovei '
to Charleston- and preac hed for
i_J_r_)r\ H. K. -Hroedon and the srnt
' of Kmai7nTT*~T ' M P chrifh o ||t
day night. Me told the members I
of Mt. llorr he is wiling to st :y B
' with them n? loiv as they are r
' witling "to ivia!:e progress,
j (Mr;.j L. M. Ashe, reporter
1.
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01.. CAMI'HKI.J. ('. JOHN I
il \K KS OFFICI \l. VISIT
OUT JACKSON - 1
1 4L ,
Jsuksoh. S. Sept. ltd
Col. Ca-nipboll C. Johnson. J
rankmj> Xejfi'O officer and
ive to .Major General I.t-wr*1
rslicy. directoi ot Selective
i* 5oi the V 'titoil Staii ? i
tr Ids li: -1 official visit l<
a ks*'n t"?lay.
'no with Ii:s :i<_*t i*- 'lies hT'bo-'
f tin* Selective Service sys
l.t. Col. Johnson i< ohs< rvit*
methods used by Fo- *
?n's Aimed For??s Induction
Tthrotitfh which pass all ' r.
from Soi th Carolina into
Sum's Ariny_ ?
irteiF hy Major Mr (V 'itis*
comma lpl'ii*; officer of the
1. C.. I.t. Col. Johnson paid
iilnr__attfntion to the pinion
psy holoj;ic*al testinjr pro
which iv part o! tin* indnt*irocfss
and which tin* Arnn
i.-licd inst a year ayo here
it Jackson.
M IN 1ST KltS"
:s jixmxjso, 2
>?mi.- leis' Wives I'nion was
I'/'od '1 luif-tluy e ? H M1V . .V n'g.
-4 > al K o'clock al tiie home
v. and Mrs. J. C. ^pann.
arolina Court. The meeting
tiled* lo older by Mrs. |S'>ann
ipened the .meeting with a
-UvLL -OU 1 hi' pTTTIHI.-C of the
Zillion of the meeting. Then
lection of otticeis." The fob'
: orticers were elected:
. 11. M,. _Taylor, president;J.
< \ Spann, vice-pi esident;
?. If. Kelder, secretaiy; Mr.-.
Ilolloway, chairman of the
im - Committee.
Th u r'sdiry nigtiT-Sept.
lib was entertained at the
<d" Mrs. H. M. Taylor, NIK
m?St. Xllii election ill oil i nTrtirttied.
Mrs-?B. F. Sump-is
elected treasurer; Mis. J.
inn, acting reporter,
cry nice program was ren
h'vm yiiiin f.i ve?a?Bible
A short talk wa.s made by
'. < . S|>;niii and nl.-o Mis.
ri.^M. Tavlor. Mr.sT "SpTthriT
Just a Closer Walk Wri.li
After .which the secretary
lie minutes of the last meet
lien each member paid di.es.
dismission a very nice me- 1
s sei-ved Mrs. H. M. Tay- !
:i uaughter. Kveryone seem- |
have enjoyed a very pleas- I
'ening. The next meeting j
ipointed at Mrs. 1.. B. llols
on Lyon street,
are askings that all minis
v n t-s who no noi ueio.itf 10 j
Misters' Wives Union No. 1
iti-l 'oin the Minister.-' Wiv- i
ion No. 2.
AN D Y
AND HIS Cl.G
HAIMBIA TOWNS
MONDAY, SEPT
FROM 8:.10
?FtMiHrnng JIN li
dvance Tickets
1 $ .so
Ural .Tax .1?> 1
te Tax .HT"
r_tr;.
At Door J
$1.0(1
leral Tax .10
(e Tax .10
rAI- $1.20
hite Spectators
nr\ _ j
Oil V IIIS
id .**
aiir? 'rtrtfTs t?<iM :if Tb'imn'
Sponsored l>> J.
ugWBMPW^PiiiXtfgy t iflw
ATTEKTI01
t
Ail VO?Jl"r women, 1S v
ps of State Ac'rc.'litad 1
n< is e;illintr von to servYon
-sin income n Trail
v Government will pay 1
Further Information. V
Director of Nur
trnrrrr ma maiiit tv iv
COI
mmmrnmmmmmmmmmm
C WTNKY DO TS
IU'V. I.. ' \\ rsli l<>nk-< >'t I'nrk
Mill hs.s tVit' Suniay <> f
M 1 - s 11, i- i i i ~ P..- ! ttt Mi>.
I<!a P.yci* i- it ifi'j 1' !
;M'.t-> ill 7 . N. <
I Ms.-." JJyi l> a!~" ill ti'llili'il 1 i.t- ui' I
v tcation.
: ,?i?<V ' 1.?H-iii'i"?.ml?Mr??j
('.ui i*7 l'i. tiy in"'' ) i. 1 t'i 1111 I'i i' i(
! \. 1 .. S ..11 .
^ Yri --Hum*- rti'-i'i--" t tn .
ri li.-iii il : 11 V. .1.1 "I > I ..
t?-r a i:m1 1" "lii V -i! 1 .tli'.IJi.ni' 1
1 .V i > . Ai 11,11:1'* \\ .l.'in li? 1um l"i"
|
U 1.
?.. <?-L?1 ?11 iii : ! i
I i 1 ur ;by r:.f iii .a in , i: *>111 -. .
I"rVT""PiTr"c-iii';. :;)? -tinjTbrms-tr^tr ?
i.. im l-llfll. ' .' . i? ? till ill* Will tIM\ 1
[.i'liiiaV' fur (wiutiiiia . (ia.. v. m-i
I II" \\ ill > J'li-llli ! '. Clll IIH'lll'l:-.
j . ii-a.-i -v;. n.^-i ,
j inn M i ln'Mii??. ."in:.
lli-vivai Mu-i'i.n.' . 'bi 5?1 a
ii- : in . t 11.if 1 I'' ii i M
ijlaV ni'jiit. Si-1 it. 1 .*; IM v .! I
I , "l I
i k l,i-i:s <>i J- u i i ii ? ' .. >- i
ii..c,t thi- meetin;;. Tin' | t>ii< -is
H > lll-ll to lit tl.'Il'i. ^
UWtSliS MWa
Ml. Carnu'l A. Si. K. I liur? It
i!im .?hp?< . in iiun.?i'.i -lut' ?
| S. S. sit-tltt-'ii.-uai l.i ?i w.ih thi
I assistant Supl, t . ./. Saxon ]?s?
j oiling. Ttii- I?-ss 11 was _ reviewed
hy -the Sujit. T. K. Ferguson.
...? A y... ~ : , i ir,
icsson a j>?n't5<?n of the loth 'hap
pT i of St.-.Matt. Ill' preached vary
j Mparts \v?-n- tnaiU- f?i Muni \... iii- h>
|.-|.?#i.e II..Id Us. (. ..i -i. lu II ?Ua
"I ill e. ; _
The I utu-ral iin-s I'm ltev. Frank
r...I n- \T...- I.e-lil 'I t.l-s-lay XnH
orcein die at ins home."
la-.. 1,101.11 is .-iiiY.iig very
iu.nl to linish New l.ethel in Founi
...ill iii.i. lie l.i... , iiii.tii'ii lo have
. i-rvi.e in it on tne luurtli Sunday
| ... ci.is month.
AiWilli., tiu.. < v.... .-i... - -
woiKiim' .11 a. i t \un shnu'd
lv\ith us Sunday. Site is a niembci
.Mt. Cnnuii A.^ .?i. K. caui i n..
( 11.lij.li I \ i. t? S
Cjd. 1.Hilar Iicimis <>i K..i;
[ ! .UJt ...... M.-. l' i .' ! i."> -C.C'oniiie
ami Kiuncriun ( lai K I' n- j
. a. I. I .ioihi. I
.Wis.- KHjI.-a la-111 illlti .Hcstii. Mil.*:'
a my .w i.c *_ vi :... - ami i .. i.. i. 'i...i . .
' ..fjb VIsIilm lat'U: lii.U.
.Mr. .J. 1.. Iiill ui Simula visited 1
.ili.-M'.- C ?111111* ..ml - i i ..ii. i'iim *?h?
S. nday. .Mi.ssi*.- Connie aiul Fran j
tenia Clark ami .Mary lleu-n liait- |
Icy, air. J.. C. liarticy visited .Mrs.
Carrie l.iinisey and Miss. Kitii.se '
Dent Monday.
KIRK
U'DS OF JOY
HIP AUDITORIUM
EMBER 13, 11)43
I'NTll, ?
Rli li.M(lNI), Vocalist
?i
J
s nri'i?^tTTrpr"t?rpt'?iUiaf Lunrh ^ "
MBMMHBOBIBHBHBP
N WOMEN!
" ?' J (>r fl <r>> ;ip ; ) } ' f>\- > <> > ;-,<1lijrh
Schools, your Governif
in a dignified nrof?^ion.
icd Nurse. FRKK OK COST
I'm** your trjiinin.v.)
Vritc To
sing Education I
AVi.MM.rv IIQSPFT \ 1, ll
1,1 MIMA, S. C, ' *
r I ?"x" hp"" .
I
I.AKK ('I TV NEWS
I 'm- ' Lake < ity School is look,11.:
I<<| wail! I" the* opening tiatc ^
-rm?i trti. -<mi?uX-.nyXt week. Sept.i'iih
at m'Oli a.m. Tin* teachers
...< I-x pre '.i il u? i.i r;vc ca.ly ill', t
week, so as to be in time for the
i.1st teaciie.s' meeting on U e.i 1
*'i- lit in' tiu.t M.'i'U at?10 a. in. I
\\> \va> | lcv;jus y planned, ihe
, l ,-t tiay of school will be useil
rminty-toi?ruyixuutioii and urdr. - __1
a oi'i.s. ti.e second da. loi is
ley. in.< ?!.? a in I 1114l-l i. iji' a si?M"
.cM-. and ">!l T: < thil'.l <I 1 >' rvyiii
11...-.- i noil) wu, I; . in >i'H111
>
"Tr-ft?teachers- making 111?? i1 n ?- ?n-n|
1111 to .1('T n.-ililMirellt 3
i , x; 111) - for I ho-i- who nit eligible
arc -clicTiiicl I'm Mitui day. Se
.eliiher 1 Mil. . .
* i' '
Stintc.nl.- an- requited to return
tlu-ii iiiuik iai?K mi tin- second
ay. -lytit-ii i y their parents lie."'H'
.hooks will iie issued in I cm.
:-.m'.- ii, I'm Mil. ".'Ill, i'Hh ailii.
Ill; i tales v. iil lie* M-lltcii lol 11
it the same total cost 0!' I;..'I
i. . la mi. - i i_l tii'.' ntlicr grades
vill In* t ree. "Wo hope, -that j studio
iiii* taking ailvaiitu.e of the
lay in tin- opening of *cl;ool so
~ hat liiiTtitTiy: "will lie in theii way
vill i: tin- school doors. are onen to j
hem mi Sept. 1(5.
Tlie quartet -from'Manning, tin- ei
the management of Mr. l)u- "J
ant rendered a very* interesting
progium at St. .lames on last Sun- .
.lay night. Rcr*. tres-at Wesley and
Mt. ("air were also very good. 1
Ya! Instate Bargains -
Hu\. \ovTmTVices from SHOO
to $2000
. 1. " and 6 rooms houses desira?'h
location. go?d condition. Lots- '
"0 and up. Easy terms may he
irranged. -i
?K1 \ AHI) HEALTY CO.
20.W 'l*aytor I'iu.ne t>0h7 ?^
CARVER |" |
THEATRE 1
Always The Best Shows At
^ our Friendly Theatre
I Friday unci Saturday
JollNSY McllKOWN in ...
Rawhide Rangers
( lnrpTef~or "White Eagle"
Kii>l Chapter of "Sky Haiders" >
I.ate Show Saturday Night
Sunday and Monday
.11 1) Y GAUL AND.
IN
For Me and My Gal
NEWS AM) COMEDY
Tuesday Bargain Day 11c?5c
HKIOT SQUAD
With
{ ^ UK H ARD CROMWELL
Two Comedies
Wednesday and Thursday
Eyes In The Night
^ n i t h KDWARI) ARNOLD
' Chapter 2 7
MADAM WKIGHT
V A T. .MIST
Famous 'Nador and Advisor. Not
"ere Tod-v and Gone Tomorrow,
look for Name. Seventh Daughter
of the Seventh Generation.
HORN W'Ttl DO I "RLE VEIL
fThis lady "arrived in your
town to do good for the
powers in reading the
history of one's life; also
gives advice on all affairs
of life, such as love af- Jj
' : s. business matters, family
Giir-, will? and divorces and ;j
ost everything pertaining to the
' "nre of one's life.
D> n't to ! to see Mai'uin Wright
In. been in your state and coun'
!> y;??w. The'e are lots of readM-s
get ling placed in your town.
Madam Wiight is the only read- ^
or that has a diploma for her
woik. Don't get fooled and go to
the wrong place. Madam Wright j
has on office for whit- and colof
d. Sh oesn't fa il.
Madam Wright don't do huHineas - ' jflj
thl-oygh mail, (int to pay h?r
Call or wi'e Madam Wr'fht
Wiwt (' |"rwft'T. 3. C. -' 'J
IVrma"en?ly loc.-?t *. In Stn-Mn vS
Te ts on Meeting Sr., on 1J. S.
Hilltiin; Till 1 al flip