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?? PAGE SIX? ABBE'S 1943 ASTROLOGY R] AV ?~ -E. M, K.?I have been reading your problems of life for many ! years. I am a married woman of 30 and my husband is 30. We ! have been married 10 years and I have four children. My husband , _ is. .all right sometimes and agamhe is disguesting to be around and he never looks ho futher thun the end of his nose. I tell him about saving so we can own a home and ?go into business because we are getting older every day and I don't want to be on my children's " getting" tired " of this way of liv? ing- _ ^ Answer?^The first step in the re habilrtation of your husband is to wean hitn uway from his drinking, gambling and ^ arousing"" friends. It will be a long tedious job. The only way you can do this to cut out the nagging and criticising and magnify his good points and l furnish him inspiration. Build up his ceo and make him realize that ' - he onn Iwwnmp a - man nf Vlitrh standing. Invito nice-?Christum people into your home. Ho has hours of time on his hands daily. Encourage him to use this time doing something constructive for himelf and for his community and you may be able to help him to a higher plane of living. Once he is able-to^vision-the goal you have ?:? set ... he _mU.I1. \vant to begin i saving. J. K.?Dear Uncle Abbe': I I need your advice. 1 am in love j with a girl, does she love me or am I wasting my time? Do you ] think I will have any luck asking ! . her. father if I can court her? I Your approach is too antiquated to appeal to the younger genera lion. Get in tune with tha times or you will be left-holding the bag. The modern"generation are inclined to do their courting and consult father afterwards. L. A. W.?I really enjoy reading your column and I want you to ,(solve my problem. I'm 17 years old, and this is my last.year in high 'school. I wish to know whether I should stay out west and finish high school or go back home? Answer?The curriculam varies in different sections of the coun-' NOT!!.- i OUR problem will be an; nc'iFkf * cJii>ping of the column \\ ply?Bend a Quarter (25c) for" All ING cpvering your birthday: v??n fr^e "Hrfd ^ondtfential letter of souni lions in prtrate. Please sign your ?Il letters;- give your b'irthdate; ai STAMPED ENVELOPE for your ' ly a? you feel necessary and confii today! Write to: 'Hie A BEE' WALLACE Leader, 1310 Assembly Street, Cob LEESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL - ' H. L. .Bro"ks, Principal Thursday, September 23 marked the onenrng of the 'Lcosville high school, for the year 1!)-1T-41 action. The faculty consist of the following: Mr. H. L. Brooks, nnn.cipai;' Mis* I). M. Green, Mrs. V. Clark, all of Columbia; Miss C. R. Walker, Orangeburg; Miss C. 1? ?Harper, Jonkinsvillc; Miss R. M. Boyd, Lcesvillc; Miss M. E. I.ee, Edgefield; Mrs. L. K. Fant, Newberry. Each .member of the faculty has pledged his or her cooperation to make this school term i successful one. Me. Brooks, coming to us for the first time has made many improve ments on the school campus." The primary building has been remodeled. There has been a. commissary erected on the grounds where in to make it possible for the child rcn to purchase their lunches. The I Parent-Teachers' assa?*tsion has been re-organized under Mr. I Brooks' administration. The program for the school sos- j sion has been revised, due to the | fact that the school term has been extended one month. JEHOVAH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C. B. Freeman, Pastor ' I The Sunday school at the usual hour was good with all leaders present. The adult class w a s. - t taught bjr the-Rev. Reed of Bene diet college. Three-new members were added. A large attendance was present with many visitors. The morning service began at _ lli'10 'O'clock, with?preaching at iz o'clock. We were very glad to -have the .visiting preachers with ub and invite them again. In the absence of our pastor the Rev. L. B.'TWWfTJf" Benedict college preaCh ed a wonderful sermon. Everyone 1 enjoyed this message. At 6 p.m. baptism and 7:30 a warm prayer, meeting. At 8 o'clock the pastor preached a soul stirring selrmon which wias .inspiring to all. The church was filled to its capacity. Our church rs growing rapidly. Visitors are always welcome. I Jehovah Progressive Club News The Progresaive cuh whs organized five-weeks ago by Mrs. Ella C. Rppvklt, aruTNte dre mhhlng d ^ sueC^slf dt> fftf.' IWe pTesefifcd a ' weilding?and?quarlt'l singing on" October 4 at 8 p.m. and the church was packed to its capacityTh? J / amount OI money raised *54.70, I , j Everyone seemed to enjoy <them- I -wavnw *? * A ' ' ' ss-rv : ! 0 LADINGS ^RE NOW READY. , vovt dvtce ON THE DBLEMS OF LIFE tmv*AM am MMAr?N ro rov vnq um na/ *t). IM AMANC ff ,.,m AriKOMMC rout roovoui XT VOBE' WAVLACi SIBVICi ptry. Were you to make a change ' now, in your last year of high school, you nray not be able to finish on schedule. There is only i matter of nine months involved and you would be better off to re-ittftin tltm until -toh?graduate;? K. M. H.?I am 1(5 years old and have been in love with a boy. He asked me to marry hinr and 1 told him no. But, he is a nice boy, he don't drink and he treats me nice. ' Must I marry him or not? He has been coming to see me eight Sunday night. I want to marry but my mother says I should wait. . ? Answer?Mother knows that a girl of 1(5 usually isn't capable of making a decision so important and vital to her future as this j one. She would much prefer that you waited until you were thru I high school before accepting the | young man. This IVill give him a chance to accumulate something worthwhile during?the?next two years. If he loves you he won't object to this short period of wait ling. _ ' _ ? T. Z.?My husband went off two years ago and was supposed to send for me and the kids and he never did. When I heard from him last he said he would be home TtTis faIk -Does lie intend to live with us any more ? Answer?Your husband's work requires wide travel and it would t be unwise to drag you and the I children from place to plage. Now that jobs are plentiful . ; you might encourage him to get work that would make it possible for hinv to bo home" with you and the family. There -is no doobt?but that you could save more money this way. 1'. II.?My boy friend and I have, quit because he wasn't nice to me. Now 1 have met another boy who seems intelligent and he wants to marry me. What must 1 do? Answer?Don't let your wounded pride lead you into an unhappy marriage. Retaliation in this manner would?bring more heart' aches than you feel you are experiencing at this time. Stay jingle until you can find a man who can make you -happyj ? ? alyzcd in this column free. Simph ith your letter. For a "Private ROME'S NEW ASTROLOGY READwil 1 recoiv e-with?your?Reading?it d advice analyzing three (3) Quesfull name and correct address to id please include a self-addressed 'reply." Explain your case as tulle your problems within the scope SERVICE, care of The Palmetto iimbia, S. C. selves very much. The eh:I) will Minn present a play and the date wdi l>e auivouno?i. We appreciate the splendid iioperuiion of everyone, on the pro gram and those who came t set and help us out. Thanks. Inspiring remarks hy the pastor. Wc arc serving the morning sev vice each Sunday. Remember u? in your prayers. ?Piesident. Gladys liouglas; Secretary, Hattie Mac Bolden. , ROBERT SMALLS 111 SCHOOL Beaufort?The enrollment i s still increasing as the school begins its fourth wee. The? first month will end Thursday. We are varying with our assem bly programs in chapel. The seniors are taking chr.rgc for the first semester. On Tuesday, Sept. 28th with Miss Martha Coaxum in charge. the program was as follows: A few announcements were made; nfter which Scripture and prayer by Miss Coaxum; Spiritual led by Miss Gertrude; loading Miss Maebelle Washington; rea 'ing I>y Joseph Coaxum; solo M:ss Lois Pegler; reading Mir? Gladys Hot ten. The program was well rendered and received. We are inviting patrons and friends to join- us in these exercises on Tuesday at 11:15 a.m. Our cafeteria under the- leadership of Mrs. Toynetta MeGraw with her assistant Mrs. Geortria Dunbar are really giving the children the right kind of diet. This gives the children pep and vigor. BALTIMORE, . MD. NEWS By Mrs. I.. G. Douglass The S. S. S. club had their meet ing with Mrs. Jan re Sims in charge of Mrs. Herndon. A repasirywas served. The sick are Mrs. M. Andrews, Mrs. S. Gunthrop. and Rev. W. Nenl. We are asking for prayers for all the sick and for the members of the armed forces. Mrs. L.G. Douglass will leave on her vacation October 22. She will visit Chester, S. C. To the Baltimore readers: There will be no more news of this city until Nov. 21, due to the fact that Mk-s. Douglass wtll he out of town. ""Ml. "Hebron is having its 16th Rbblvnrsflry sprrrton prmrhert by Rev. Mr. Garnett from the Morning: Star Baptist church. flupt. Rev. S. Fowien; Rec., Mrs. L. G. Douglass. ? ' 1 LANCASTER NEWS % " * Mt. Zion A. M. E. Zion Church Rev. W. H. Crcenwo<>d, Pastor Surxly school opened at 10:00 i. o'clock with teachers ami officers | at their post.' At 11:00 a.m. Rev. r Cireemvrod brought to his congre- i another ono-oT-hhr?--f ing messages. After preaching y the Holy Sacrament was admrnis- i tered. At .1:30 o'clock the Even- < ing Star quartet rendered a pro- 1 pram in behalf of the supply de- j nartment. At 8:30 o'clock mem- ( hfcrs were back at church again all . ager to hear the wonderful mcs- 1 rage brought again by the pastor. < The Women's lift me and Foreign < Missionary society met Thursday ; evening at the home of Mrs. Li 1 lie Lowcry. Mrs. Lettie Wright of Virginia; lege; Miss Mary Wfight who is leaching in Spartanburg and Mrs. , Emma Barnes of^Flint, Mich., left j last week after Wing called home l ecause of the death of their hus- ; land md brother, Mr. William , Wright. Mr. Wright was living j in Flint. Mich, at the time of his j I death. He was "hit by a car while c ^drossing the street and suffered a ( " hl'OkCh leg. His cioath was not due to the "injury he received but to a j heart attack that he suffered after v " bemg carried fo the ,hospital. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wright j appreciate the kindness of Mrs.. t Viola Davis of Flint. Mich., who so j ""willingly accompanied Mrs. Barnos home for the funeral. John Curtis "McMullen son of . Mirs. Doshia B.. McMullen who is t now in t he Mar hie Corp at New ? Hiver, X. C., has recently been promoted from Private First Class ^ to Corporal. Before being induct- ^ od in February he was a sopho"" : Trrrmr'Trt1?Bene dirt college. Visitors at the home of Rev. and ' Mrs. R. W. Parker Sunday were Mrs. Leaner, Mrs. Georgia Cost- . tier and. sons Charles Wilbur and Albert Bean, also Miss Roberta * Powell all u? Gastonia, N. C. Little M.rss Joan Ellis has re- . turned to Washington after spend x> ing the summer here with her 0 " crand mother,, Mrs. Ada Dixon. ' She was accompanied home by her c ' emndmelliet. Mr. W. O. ShrrptT arid littTc~ "dauprTT ter Jacqueline of Greenville. spent the day here Sunday, Mr. Earl Thomas Babridge left '' 1-rulay for aWshington. Mr. William Lee' Mohley of Great Laacs, III. spent a few 1 hours at the home of Mr. and Mrs. f Luther Bailey Thursday. . t * Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cousnr and * Mr. ami Mrs. Charlie Maekey '' -pent Sunday in Camden visiting friends and relatives. - Friends of Mrs. Kstelhi Steele w sympathise with her in the death 1 of her uncle Mr. James Hunter. n Mrs. Demetra McMullon left^Fri lay for Washington where she will ~ visit her mother. Mrs. Anna Situs of Union who is 'lie mother of Mrs. B. T. mocker" ~ visited Kev. and Mrs. Blocker last c> week. 1 ' Mr. Earl Bab ridge" Sr., is now ;1 ~ngaged in the plastering business ' in Charleston. . 11 Mrs. Janie Wright visited her ,l on John last week in Columbia who has been there in the h.ospr- n tal for sometime. (' L COPE NEWS a e Rev, C, C. IM?rge*s, Pastor rr Wc had a very full day of ser- 11 vice m and aroupd Cope Sunday. " P. S. was called to order on the Good Hope circuit at the usual L hour. The pastor and many of ihe officers and teachers at their _gosts^ The discussion "of* t h e ~ lesson waJ very interesting. The pastor gave some helpful information on the lesson;, The officers conducted an inter esting service. The pastor then preached a sermon m connection w with the taking of the Lord's Supper. Subject: The Aim of Life. , They raised $i>0.00. -At the eluse ~ of sc/rvice Rev. Burgess and mar.j j. of his members motored to Oak ^ Grove where he preached a very ^ timely sermon to the members and friends of No. 20 Y. M. C. and Y w \V. C. A. Annual Thanksgiving. 1 Lelieve he touched every one pres- s crkt in this wonderful discourse s taken from St. John. Subject The Christian Standard. We H"ad quite > success far a small group. Our J association being n u m yrically * weak. We rafhed in this service ' $20.27. s c, 1? ki | vyw ouuuaj rugiu we were ^ ai j Macedonia where a splendid group ^ I was present. ;Rev. Burgess st>oke J to us from the subject The True * ?I am sure \v*e a HI?err t joyed this wonderful message from I this gospel preacher. < A. R. "MHr.pter, reporter i THE PALMETTO L& BEN N ETTSVILLE NEWS By C. I). Sanders The Marlboro county churches .re rallying as .-never before. The ;astor, Dean E. M. Booker and nembers of Saw Mill church had ts fall rally Sunday morning afrrRrv. Booker prerrrhcd" an ahtr ermon to a packed house. The tool to date for their fall rally ] >030.45. Still a number of rapains will report the third Sunday, t'hey got a pastor, a leader and a | jod sent man at Saw Mill church. Rev. end Mrs. Webbs pastor at avails Chapel A. M. E. Z. church jot on a $2,000 drive for -the 4th Sunday in October. Watch . the ;ome column, Mrs. Ethel Grace sponso?cd . a| vedding program Sunday p.m. and nice sum of $40 was raised, drs. Rosa Beatie program WiW Sunday 5 p.m. at Zion church. The lice sum of $35. They are march ng toward the $2,000 drive. The relatives and friends of Sgt. S\ T. Robinson member of the I >rmy, accompanied by a special riend, Cpl. Sims are home on a ew days furlough. They worship d with the service at hrs hotne hurch, Saw Mill.' , Miss Ardina Prince instructoj n the Latta high school spent the vi.nk end home ?? Mrss Willie Bell Washington eft the week end for N. Y. where he is engaged on a government rHx?MTss-Washington and Miss ! V**4o Mdoduna spent a-few hours n Cheraw Thursday p.m. house quests of Miss Eskema Mdodana, eacher in the Robert Small high j chool." T Mr. Fred Thomas left last week or Wilmington, N. C., where he s employed in the ship yard.?Mrs Mnttio Dudley left Mondary:.m. for N. Y. where she will pend a few months with sisters. Mosdames V. R. McLaurin, J. D. livens, Lula Wright, Misses Hcser Mae Evans and Mildred Mc.eod were the dinner guests of Ir. and Mrs, Sam Illery and grand aughter of 1207 West Main-St: n Sunday, September. 26. A very elicious dinner was served and \ njoyed by all. A lovely dinner party was given Iain street on Thursday, Septemcr ."30, in honor of her daughteri-law, Mrs. Vivian MeLaurin, who cturned to Ridge Sp'rTng on Sunay, October 2, to resume her duies as instructor of Home Ecoomics there. Those who were uests at the dinner party were: lisses Ethel L. Brown and Joseliine JJlendy, Mcsdanics Rosa and uvuii incLonum ana J. L>. Uivens.l icssrs Irving McColIum and Jas. limners. arid Mrs. Mamrc Home f Cheraw. A very enjoyable diner was served after which Miss Irown and Messrs McCollum and umners entertained the guests ith music. The usher board of Philoh met runday p.m. at the"boautiful home f Mr. and Mrs. R. Holmes. The .eeting was very interesting. One ew member joined. Mrs.?Anna homas.J After the business meet ig we were highly served with e cream and cake. The Bible class of Shiloh church 'ith Dr. L. M. McCollum, presient; Mr. Malachi, Sec.; Mr. J. B. rake, teacher. These men from 11 churches in the city meet evry Sunday p.m. and they invite 11 meii^to" join the class and learrf lore of God's word and put it lto practice. Mrs. Sallie Mac Gredge of Camen was in the city Saturday vising mother Mrs. G. Jackson and Iiiss B. E. Graham and mother.. HANNAH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. T. E. Robinsbn, Pastor Sunday being the first Sunday e gathered out to church on it ei'y sad occasion. Mr. William lerhert was funeralized at ? 'clock. He was laid to rest in lannah church cemetery. Pratt's Undertakers had charge of the ody. We sympathize very deeply ith the family. Air. John Wesley Boukni'ght is isiting his fnother and father, isters and brothers Mr. and. Mrs. kldic Bouknight. Pvt. Colic shepherd left last Friday for^Los Angeles, Calif, afer spending a pleasant stay with ds parents Mr. and Mrs. Colie Shepherd, Sr. Miss Lillian Jackson was also lere visiting her sick father Mr. fohny Jackson. The sick members are still on he dint. bro. Joh'ny Dewalt, Bro. dos Singley and Bro. Johny Jack ?on. We pray for them a speedy recovery. ? ADER ? LAMAR NEWS I? The church school is still progressing, under the leadership of lu the Sunt., Mr. E. J. Jeffrey. The Pastor, Rev. M. J. Porter made 1? -onie very instructive remarks to ,n the Sunday school. The World Wide C omminion crvice was observed Sunday and ^1 truly we can say that every true christian had a close communion i'c with our 'Heavenly Father. The ^ pastor preached a sei'mon that w ill 'u evcr be remembered. Collection *e was $(>8.00. The visitors were: Miss Fannie sc nie Evans of AVashingtoTi, D. C.; T. Mr. Arthur Williams of Lawson J' Grove church. Mrs. Elizabeth Mar ^ tin made a business trip to ColumLia last week, while there she visited her ^srek father and mother. Tier son Palmer who is in the ai armed forces sent $2.00 for the Pchurch. PI The WSCS under the leadership M of Mrs. Mamie DuBosc sponsored i program on Sunday night,which ^ v. as niueea a success. Tile pas- |1,1 tor preached on the subject; The te Great Women of the Bible. A collection of $.'13.Ill was taken muk mg a total of $101.31 fen?the day. 31 r. Jethro Marcus, Miss Lessie vv Marcus and Miss Thomasena Riv- ei TT5 nave returned home aft?r -. pendi'hgr the summer in the north. The Lairiar Junior high school C1 auutor?the?sttptrrvrsion of Frof. S. sl KK. D,ean of Johnston, has open ed with a largo enrolment. ThH:!? high school faculty is composed of the following teachers: Prof. S. K. Dean. Prof. C. R. Bennett, and I Mrs. S. K. Dean, grammar school faculty. Miss V. Jennings 6th grade; Mrs. E. Martin, 5th grade; Mfst Theola Porter, 4th grade;. Miss J. V. HtU|H>l', 3rd; ITrSTT.143 M. Woods, 2nd; Miss Ethel Mack, *'51 1st grade. ro Sandy Grove Methodist Church co Miss Josephine Rogers after f*? spending quite a while visiting rel 11 itives-and friends has returned m I to her post in New York. 111 / A large number of the officers jand members worshiped at John | Wesley Sunday.?The World wide Holy ConirnuniOH services conduct ed by the pastor, Rev. M. J. Porter m' assisted by Revs. Wm. Brown, W. Fraiser, B. A. Grooms, R. D. Davis fa '-rrrrrr'? r %"?i ?r ~l " n.i .uis icgaruea as being the most 1 helpful ever held in the events of ^ the church. May God ever bless j, those who lead tire thUK'h under 'j the Lord Jesus Christ. * . ..... * Mr. and Mrs. li. Evans of near Lydia, S. CM were much, delight- nu ed to have as their dinner guests Sunday Rev. and Mrs.^M. J. Por- ' a ler, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Enoch, .Mr. and Mrs. F. Enoch and dnugh.tor Miss Gcrlean Enoch, Mr. and Mrs. I). Eighty and tiuir daughtci Miss Altemas Li'ghty. This was ^ indcw'd_a__tip=top dinner. MrT ans is quite a successful farmer. |L He is really living at home. Mrs. Evans is very queenly in her home. The officers anil members fC of Sandy Grove church are happy over the fact that this has been one of te most outstanding years of. Lhc church- along all lines, and ^in .T * so lar as our cnurch re concerned Rev. Porter may sing "Forever here my rest shall be" for we realize that he is needed here among us. ?. We aTe* with you Mr. E. J. JefTrey in that you told our white m( friend Mr. E# II. Pate of Lamar, that Lamar is ready to sign pa- e" pers to kpep Rev. Porter with us atl twenty-five years. Not only would ac^ Sandy Grove sign such a paper but every leading' while person thrt cn knows Rev. Loiter far and nctflr vould gladly sign with us. Sp By R. I)., reporter ^r< - ? ------- ou rl.<ckshi:rg news 0u vit Mr. C. P. Smith undertaker is tei Convalescing nk-e+y?at 'his ftfihie. Pvt. James Thompson has been prtjiiiuifu i,o corporal Thompson IN in Mississippi. " SI Cpl. Shedrack Smith has been promoted to Sergeant Smith. Cpl. , Garland of Nushville, Tenn., has been visiting relatives and frhmds. ^ Cpl. John Crocket is visiting his g mother Mrs. Mattie Crock&t from ' Camp McChord, Washington. Mr. Gieen Borders departed this life Friday after a long illness n,v. ( 1 i *? so luiifKu win ut* at. Ingram | Presbyterian church. Officiating to Pastor, Rev. M. R. Flack with C. 'e. P. Smith undertaker. He was 78 *? sears old. Jc Miss Arlenard Isles the (laughtor of Rev. J. L, Isles of Iva S. C. f'" is visiting^ here a few days. ni Mrs. Carrie Whtenant of Wash- m ington, D. CV-is- visiting relatives. / \ i AND AROUND PAGELAND M iss Mary E. Poo of Cheraw j \d Misses Lycille Johnson and :>nnie Lowory left last Tuesday r their posts of duty as teachers the Dorchester county system. Mr. Allen Johnson left Thursday , >r an indefinitp stay in Hartford, annccticut. Trof. and Mrs. G. C. Wilson of ifTerson, S. C., accompanied by rs. J. L. Johnson motored to Cu-mb:a 0h business Thursday afrnooh. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones and little m of Chester were pleasant call's at the home of Mi. and Miisr K. Bretver Wednesday evening, hey were accompanied by Mr. A. . Johnson* who came to begin his jties as principal of the Saint imes school. Friends of?Mrs. L. J. Brewei e glad to see her looking so hap,* after spending-ft~few weeks irr hiladelphia with her husband, r. T. C. Brewer. Messrs W. II. Johnson and A. . Johnson/* Jr.", accompanied by iss Athelec Toatley of the Coulr faculty motored to Winnsboro Linday to visit Miss Toatley1? ...a.. . * 111111 > . Mrs.?Mnttie?Crawford?Porter ho spent a month with her moth Mis. D. E. Johnson left Monday >r her home in Newark, .IN. J. Miss Marie Johnson II. E. teach of M'cCall, left .Friday to reline her_ duties after spending a easant vacation with her parlls Mr. and-Mrs. A. M. Johnson Hew I. O. Simmons, Pastor The fourth quarterly conference now "history. The reports were J :cellent with several requests for e return of their elder and pasr for another year's "Work. Dr. Clark our presiding elder mmended the pastor and mumrs so much for cooperating with s program, and for the visible arks of improvement, which ows great progress. He thankthOm so much for the same. After a very good Sunday school ir pastor presented our nresidinir drrr?Hi preach the noonday serqn and really ne preached a noe?sei-mon?and did equally the me in the evening service. Our istor felldwshipcd one member to full membership with Bethel ,urch Sunday just before ' the oly Communion was admin,ister. Truly we can sing "The lurch Is Moving On". Our class | ulers made the best reports' fi.ncially Sunday ever while Mr *niel .Wise's class still holds the nncr. Several of our members are" con ibuting some money for the Vicry drive for Allen university. While we notice that Mrs. Net; Coleman who. -paid $140;?Mrs. ira Jones who paid .$10 and Mr ' jyward Jones who also paid $10 is circuit. Our pastor truly ank them and all others who gistered in a financial way. Miss Edith Black is home again ter a successful operation at the dumbia hospital and is doing 1 e. Mrs. Adel Booker of Taylors 1 apel spent the week end with r Pastor, Rev. Finklca and famMrs. Eugenia B. Bennett, and iss Ruth P. Black left for Baltiire, Md. last week. Mrs. Carolyn B. Sligh has return ' after several weeks visiting re) ives in Atlantic City, N. J., Phil elphia, Pa., New York City and licago, 111. She reports a very joyable trip. There will be a pew rally a t i ring Hill on the 3fd Sunday 11 >m 3 to 5 o'clock p.m. Several tstanding leaders and quartets , e expoeted to be present and r pastor and members are in- , ;ed to St. Paul on the same af- . noon at 5:30. Come one, come , let's have a good time. ANI) AROUND CAMP BERT, ALABAMA Therfe are quite a few G. I. per- " lalities here haling from all P*rt8""" tne I'aimetto state, some 01 e most outstanding ones .are: Sgt. James Eddie Owens, a suave aractcr who comes to us from ilumbia, S. C. There is S^Sgt. soph E. Thompson, Jr., a handme lad who comes from Pendlen, S. C.; Sgt. Nathaniel C. Stany, a fine looking chap, comes us from Pageland, S. C. Cpl. ihn 1VL Foster, a soldier of letrs and a darn good Clerk, hails om .TonesvTTle, E. "C. All of tTics?" en are college graduates and are aking excellent records fdr them- I Ives here nt Slbfctt.4 BETHEL A. M. E. CHl'RCH Rev. Daniel G. Gadson, Pastor Anderson?This church of the Piedmont section of South Carolina for a number of. years has struggled under a burden of debt. The members worked hard, but them seemed,, no way out until Rev. D. J. Gadson was sent here> four years ago. Truly the Lord has done great things for us;. whereofare glad. And we thank and praise Him for all these blessings and pledge anew our loyalty to His service. We pause here to express our' appreciation of the work of this man of God who was sent here to lead us. We have only words of highest "praise to give to this very efficient pastor for his visforts and accomplishments. Not only has he worked in ;the church, but by his cooperation with all- progressive movements in the city of Anderson, he is held in high esteem by both races We name briefly some of our achievements of the past 4 years steps built, church and parsonage painted inside and outside., paid jdl past due bills of the local VIIM1V1I) uuonva-U 1UU pcil'l'lll IU all calls uf flte general church, paid a mortgage of 1G years standing. And this year had^tfie church renovated on the inside and added modern conveniences. As all debts are pi'.hl the cfo\Vning work of the yei.r was this very- effective program Dedication" and Mortgage Burning?Bt^Jiel A. M. E. Church, IS'. Fant Street Sunday, Sept. 19, 1943, 4 p. m. - ?Andor8ont 8.' C.? ' ~ Bishop J. S. Flipper, D.D., LL. D, Presiding Bishop of the 7th Episcopal District; Dr C. G. Glover, P. E. Greenville Dist.; Rev. Daniel Jefferson- Godson, Pastor; O. E. Johnson, secretary. PROGRAM Dr. C. G. tGlover, presiding. 6all to worship; Reading Rev. D. J. Gadson; Hymn O God Our Help in Ages Past; Invpcation? Rev C'i ii. Golpliin, CMfc Church;" Music, Choir St. Paul Baptist church; Scripture lesson, Rev. J._ \V. Tbomer, pastor St. Paul Baptist ehurehi Music, Choir Thompson Centennial Methodist church; Address, Dr. B. S. Taylor, pastor Allen Tempfe AME church, Green villn- SrUn TVTrc \XT :it( . ATxxo. n uiKWiin, Mortgage Burning Rev. D. G. Gadson, pastor; Presentation Committee: Messrs. R. P. Quarles,*G. 11. Butler, J. I). Calhoun, R. B. Cliirkscales, C. S. Lee, E. VV. Carter, Jr., Mesdames "Vinie Johnson, Emily Covington, Luila Miles, G. Mae Timpson, Viola Clinkscalos, Dora Ross, Willie M. Jones, Florence Clinkscales, Sarah II. Coaxum, O. E. Johnson. Declaration?Rev. R. E. Bcthea, Methodist Church; dedication and address Dr. IS. R. Hiircins. Pres. ident Allen University, Columbia. Spiritual,?We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder, led by Mrs. Alice Webb. Anderson, Royal Baptist church. Remarks Pjof. S. C. Perry;j Dean I. M.v A. Myers, Columbia. Music, Junior Choir Allen Temple Greenville; Music, Junior Choir, Bethel A ME church, Anderson; Remarks, MV. Fred Jackson; solo Mrs. Corinne J. Peek, Our annual revival was held on Fcpt. 2G?Oct. 1st. Rev. Rushin of Georgia conducting. The church was revived. Sunday, Oct. 3rd our 4th quarterly-conference was held. Dr. G, 9 G. Glover presiding elder of the Greqnville District was with us throughout the day. He gave the flowing remarks at the Sr~S. hour. At 11:30 a.m. he preached from the text: Brethren, be not children in understanding; howbeit, in malice be ye children, out in unJerstanding be men. After which tve had Holy Communion. He nVlnplf nnrl was at his best at both services] and our hearts were made to re tfiice. This was followed % the leading of reports from each department of the church and other business of the Conference. The Elder was highly pleased with the work done by the church and gave words of commendation to the pastor and members fqjr same. The members expressed their desire to haVe the P. E. and Pastor return for another year. We were delighted to have Mrs. Rosa Gadson, the lovely wife of cur pJTStor "trr worship with us on Sunday. Also Mrs. Jennie V. Johnson Brown, Home Economics teacher, Ware^hoaTs! Saturday, Oetober 9, 1943 EASLEY NEWS The Women's Adult Class of Easlcy Union Sunday school met (?pmlny at 4:30 at the home o f Mrs. I'carl Evans. The next meeting wili bo held the first Sunday i.iii November at the home of Mrs. I Nannie Eergruson. All members are S asked to be present. Mrs. Venice \vakefield has returned after spending a pleasant" stay in Manchester, Tenn. M rs. Ruth Austin an0 children Elizabeth Ann and John Hamilton 1 spent the week end in Columbia . \ isitiny- husband ami lather?Mr. John Austin. t Alis.s Branch-Hamilton. .attended the Sunday Bchpol Convention on Thursday and Friday at Union. Misses Jessie Eliod and ^Eula with parents in Greenville. A health picture will be presented in Simpson High auditorium. Wednesday at 1:30. The princH I, teachers and students of Si.i pson High J^^wcll pleased with the lunch ik 6ram, j which is under the supervision of Mrs. Webb and. Mrs. Anthony. ; Near two hundred children are served a well balanced hot lu^ch -i ~ daily. Most parents are givipg ti - it... .-..././v,.., ^..tr ? l 1 VI ii; JIV.IIV.I1 tucil XUHCSl support in allowing childrtff.'-to .'f -pay~~The small" fee^required every 1 week. M. Mrs. Nellie Clinkseales and - son of Ashevilhv N. C., were the -week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. j - Ezra McFarland. 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