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Saturday, October 9, 1943 j I personal! I L MENTION Miss Inez Grant was the dinner J guest ol Miss Mamie Tenor Sun- E ? day at 1312 Elmwood Ave. She J H reported having a grand time. Miss FNtelle Kinard was the j Mrs. Mayme E. Audain and lit- L tie son Daniel Edward have re- f turned to their home in Geiman- ) I ^eywn, Fa., after having spent sev- 1 eral months in Columbia with her | mother, Mrs. Annie Sartor. s Mrs. Audain was accompanied 3 to Pennsylvania by her sister Miss ? Parisina Sartor, who reports a [ very pleasant stay." Before return'~r Aj home Miss Sartor visited Trei? and Princeton, N. J., and was me nuuse guest ox mr. ana wrs, Howard Iloagland of Pennington, ' N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cain of 1 iiopewell, N. J., and of a cousin, Mr. William Mundle of N. Brent- , =? wood, Md. We are happy ttrdcnow j 4fchat Miss Sartor had quite an en- } joyahle vacation N > Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Owens of * Myrtle Beach, S. C., passed thru 1 the city Wednesday, enroute ' home from a vacation spent i n Laurens, visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Owens operates 1 the leading beauty shop in Myrtle Beach. _ t , _ Mrs. Willie Brown?tmd?"MTsT = |_. Bertie Landfair of Detroit, Mich. v -J passed thru the city last week, T , enroute home from Sumter, S. G. \ ' where they had been to attend ' the funeral services of their aunt. " The family has our sympathy. 1 SHOWER.GIVEN 3 * * + Mrs. Jannie J)ouglas of H-0 Al. _ len-Beneciict Ot..gave an excellent shower in honor of her friend, Mrs. Lottve Hnwpll nf u.11 ail.... ? Ranedict "Ct. Many fidend."'^/^ {_ relatives attended. MR. AND MRS. LEE DAVIS. HOST TO VISITORS . > Mr. and""' Mrs. Herbert Ham mond and son; also Mr. Joe Farr Blaekwell of Spartanburg; Mr. ~ and Mrs. Wkde Blaekwell of UniOfr were dinner guests of Mr. t aiTd Mrs. Lee Davis on Sunday. The dining table was beautifully arranged with ferns and gladioli. The palatable menu consisted of cocktails, which was the first t course, ending with ice cream and cake. The evening was most enjoyable. i iVi.s. Lee Davis and son; also Mr. Wade Blaekwell spent a lovely vacation in New York Ciiv. j ~ ; The monthly meeting of the - "-1-- Christian Temperance Union wi~ be held at the home of Mrs. W. , B. Clark, 1308 Oak St., Monday evening Oct. 11, at 8:30. All mem > bers are urged to be present. ~ Friends are invited. NOTICK! I' NORTHEAST ANNUAL l . _ CONFERENCE I All persons coming to thj above' v 4 .-onference will please bring your ration book, because we cannot s \ buy?enough food for you. Rev. J. C. Quarles, Pastor EAST END SOCIAL UNION . * j Last Thursday nWht thg. union held a call meetrng. After devo- 'j t'ons were carried out by the chaplain, Mrs: Johnson, opened th< - house far business. She explain?ed to the members the, purpose of J the meeting was to check on the ' I moneys which the presidents, vie 0 n^sidents and secretaries raised '' ^?toan.?The?uiee?presidents ? Mmtg the first, reported $32.20 ' [ine pruKiuents next reported *46.02; the secretaries last, reported ' $35.70, making a total of $109.92. The vice presidents and secretaries having raised the less will entertain the presidents and guests. We > want to thank our many friends " who helped us in this drive. " Our regular meeting will be on Thursday night at the Chauffeurs 1 | Club house. I TO THE BALLS AND DAUGHTERS OF I. B. P. O. f 1 K. of W. You.are cordially invited to attend a Silver Tea given by The I Junior Daughters of Elks at the Elks' Rest 2200 Taylor (St., Tues- J 4?y evening, October 12, .1943. / ?There will also be hot suppers \ gold. The public is invited. From ' 8:00 o'clock Until? , Dt. L. Napper, Special Deputy. | > > i . . ."LtlT??? ? rr? ? (1EORGKTO\VN L'SO NEWS Georgetown, S. C.?The George nvn bran h of the USC) club, utier the direction of Mrs. C. K. .nox, chairman of the" chaperon innmittee, and I'rof. .Chas. 'D. rowuc of the Hospitality commitjrr carried over to the Myrtle each URO club on Tm sduy n/ghl our (4) army trucks of young idies to one of their weekly dr m s?for an evening outing. Mrs. lertha K. Harris and Misses O. A 'arker, Marie Jackson and T. C. Vilsort* assisted with as chaperons f the young ladies on the tricks, "he escorts. I'rof. Browne, Mr. lennit Cameron and Mr. G. S. 'orcher. The convoy was under the watch ul 1 ( s Chaplain Blackwell of lu;. 1872 Engineers, and a gruup-ol' ine soldiers. The alfair was enoyed by all who attemled, and wo eturned home safe, and are ready cr next Tuesday night October 12. Phe convoy will'leave from Wood treet at 7 p.m. sharp. The comnittee is" extending congratulaions to Mrs. Knox and prof. Jrowne of these two line commitees tor the fine job they are dong. - . iQ.stesses Held Meeting The hostesses of the USO club ucL at tne nonie ot, Mrs. Knox i.e;r chapctou at 330 Emanuei St. mere wepe?uoout * tb?m inure oung ladies present at this meet ng wmcn was presmed over by Mrs brftttx?tttm?'Prol. brow lie ne hospitality -chairman. -a- rot. lirowhe our U SO charrnrcnT va'sr^present at the meeting. Some ery vital point-s .ot instructions ieie suggested to ine young lanes, by the various chairmen. uso I'l'ui, riloieau gaye out some cry neiplul suggestions to tnc ruung lauies. v\e are planning or Uw.r next meeting 01 me hosesses to organize tnem into van(v<s ?i.v111ps in planning o. -leusure, o? assistance to the gcii rai committee in u.ojr work ot tnc haplain Blackwell at Hethesda Murcn Sunday, October 10th - Chaplain blackwell of the 1872 engineers Aviation with two nunneu or more men will be at the oetuesd baptist church, Sunoay, -a. Ui.r rot.i at ll;Ud A.M. Rev. .. o. ..mis una nis nappy nock aic .waiting witn open arms ant iieoungs. Cnapiain biackwen ?oe?at?the?tiioin.'iig 'worsnip, 1 A.M. * Miss i'. C. Wilson, USO reporlei VN UNUSUAL U1N.N CTT"" vT LITTLE MOUNTAIN Mrs. Etta Hart, with her sisers, Mrs. Daisy summers. rdvan;. lull and Rassie juart were the ruslesses to special mvited lriends ,dVe a Sunday uinntr lor her" (Jouni"i5ia irienus. in i s. W. K. Bowman who claimed o he sick with "Arthritis" along vith Mrs.T.," G. Bowman,-at? unto .ifeir pains were lorgouen. . 1 he visitors declared such a east its ;unusaal unywherlr, and hey hope to leoeive a similar iivitation at an early date. i tAYMOND WAITS, JR. ELEBRATES BIRTHDAY -Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watts ntertained at a lovely children's arty celebrating the sixth birth-, ay of their son Raymond, Jr., a. .ieir nome on Greg{**St. Saturday i.terndon, Uctoher ^tiu. A coloi cheine ol red wnite and blue was ised. Ice cream and cak;? was cived, and Utlie ouai.ets or caiiuj rere grven as favors. ' i nose present besides the honreu guest weie Guroy Griffin, .etty and Billy Brown, James.ina, /harles anu Carroll jonnson, , wenuolyn Watts, diaries Alurny, cnuoin anu Thomas Brown, saac and Hasitell Portee, Olin luten, Mary Catherine .Morns. ee Morris Hardy, Clifford How LU?Jx^JJavid iV Williams, J^-D. nd Hobert Stroy, Bobby and Calvn Weston. Mrs. Watts was assisted by het ister ancLcousin, Miss McOla Booz r and Mrs. Mary Byrd. WAVERLY SILVER STARS The club-met last Tuesday night t the home of Mrs. Sams. Miss trgoe being assistant hostess. The ice president took charge of the evotions which, jyvus conducted as SUttJ. The rol was called and minutes f the prevous meeting were rea nd stood approved. The house as then onmod mr h:ismrs? t hu ame was very brief. Thep vice resident urged all members to re ueniber the third war loan drive, t was decided that the club would urchase a bond for a considerable um. We are sorry our chaplain ? out the city and regret very inch to know of her mother's ill iess but our prayers are with her or a speedy recovery. Our next fleeting will be at the home of Gunter. The hostess served lied chicken, potato salad, hot ills and tea. ?VT. GEORGIA LOUISE WARD VSSTGNFD TO DUTY \T CAMP RUCKER, ALA. Fort Des Moines, la., Sept. 24? Vivat>e Georgia Louise Ward of t, 1, Box 3, Kingstrce, South Caolina is included in the group of *iegro members of the Women's rmy Cor pa assigned to -dnby? VAC Detachment Station Coniplc nent, Camp Rucker, Ala. She received her \VA(1 training it First WAC Training Center, Port Des Moines, la. --- vT* * V ? J- ' 1 HARDEN ST. ISO NEWS Using the subject "Vengeance [s Mine, Suith the Lord," Chaplain L. T. Thornhill presented an inspirational as well as comfort.ng message to a large audience 01 so'diets and civilians during' the Vesper Hour on lust Sunday, i Chaplain Thornhill has been re- I eentiy appointed to serve at Fort j Jackson. Also appearing on the > program were: Miss Elizabeth ] Lates, soloist, Sgt. Dotxon of the i Air Base, and several others of j the Armed Forces. Hostesses for i the day were Misses Ruth Corley | and Juanita Corley. Hosts were: Pfc. James Kniirht. Sgt. Harold I Peterson and Pvt. Ben Johnson. | An added feature to the activ- 1 ities at the USO is a weekly Amateur Night. Under the sponsor ship of Pfc. Knight and Sgt. Carcm, this show has all the "ear- I marks of a professional perform- I ance. Beginning this week "Amateur Night" Will he presented o\ ery other Tuesday evening at 8:.'!0 ihe show was most enthusiasti ally received on last Tuesday. | Miss AHa i?l. Bulloek--of?daek'?son, Mississippi, and former host ess at Camp hhelby, Miss., has 1 begun field work .it the Harden Street USO. She will observe here i tor three weeks. I There will be an open formu i . at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. Oct. 10. i lie public is invited to this and | to other open house activities, 1 which include Java Club and "Fo- i nograph Forum" at 10:30 ii. m., I Music Annreciation at 5:00 p. m. J and Tea Time at 7:00 p.. m. FEDERAT10N N OTES The Treadwell Street Division was hostess to the Sunlight Club at its initial gathering in September. It was a jolly get-to-gether . -mxuUiiiL'-. A In rev im-tinn of Uptime was spent in listening to the vacation experiences of eacli or th$ others. Some had attended .school in the North, some had gone 10 see loved ones married, some., had gone to vacation resorts, and some had had a quiet but pleasant time in the City by the Edisto* bi t all were rested and happy?full of enthusiasm?ready to begin another year's work for others. Miss Ellen Armstrong was present and plans were made for an sented by her and sponsored by the Club. A delicious ice course was served by the hostesses of the afternoon. At .the second-September meeting, the program for the year was presented and adopted. All committees and hostesses wer<? appoint ed topics for discussion, places and dates of meetings wore named. A plenty of hard work was indicated, but the club members are ready and willing to successfully meet tkr. V.IOU5I.6C. Plans were perfected for attendng the Harvest Festival, and depite the unusual and difficult circumstances, the Sunlight Club will have as large an attendance as is nosaible, ami hopes fletr to-lag 4n ' ?ts contribution to the children in lie Home. Aj, the social hour following the 'uisiness session, the club members were guests at the President's Tea. Toothsome sandwiches, delicious individual cakes, candies, and refreshing tea served a la buffet brought to a close the perfect meet "KMINISTERS WIVES A I I I * r't ?it> V^LiL n 1>IJ. Z Tho Ministers Wives Alliance; Club No. 2 met at the home of M rs. A. B. Folder. Opened by singing My Faith Looks Up To Thee led by Mrs. Ingram; prayer ! by- Mrs. Marshr We "srmg, Take j Your Burdens to the Lord, led ' y Mrs. Taylor. The president called- fei?tmfrrr=ished business. We discussed the meeting of ..the club, that is how often we should meet. We decid. Jtul?to meat twiao a month.?Tucs day night, Sept. was the last meeting. It was said that other folk may join and become honorary members,v but hold no office. The minutes were read and approved. Dues were collected. 80c from the M. W. A. C. and $2.00 from the S. C.; total of $2.80. We chatted joyously during the meeting. We sang, Blest Be The Tie That Binds and repeated the Mizpah. Mis. Folder served creamed | | potatoes* with tomato sauce, fried I j C.kJv with mustard,- hot biscuits, | ' rolls and iced grape flavored lemonade. All enjoyed everything. We adjourned to meet Tuesday night, Oct. 12, at* the home o f , Mrs. Ingram, 1208 Heidt street. ' We are asking all mihistfcf-5, | who would like to take a part in ' the club, please meet with us at I the next meeting. ^ ?' " _ ' / ? THE PALMETTO LEA1 GUESTS A1 THERE! U ,' A' . MJm MRS. NORMA] MISS ALTI1 1 ho above pictures are those < daughter Altha, who have been vac were guests at the Hotel Theresa, pastor 01 Bethel A. M. K. Church, I'KI.MKOSK TEMPLE NO. (Ill MEETS IN SPECIAL SESSION i 1 ' . The Daughters of the Temple gathered the vsunl hour <01 S? j?t. 1 28 for a call meeting at the Elks' Rest. The daughter ruler rapped Tor order and informed the members that the ritualistic form of this being- a call meeting. She explained that the meeting was lor the purpose of discussing plans concerning .the state convention 1' r. next year. A committee for an addition to' the social committee was drawn; a ' group of six, making a total of j eleven. Daughter Butler suggested that! we have some kir.d of games as the , weather seems to be la* 01 able, and sell refreshments. Tito daughters decided to have a nigra of games and they also decided it will be a AVlvist?TournamvuP.?The-slate is . October 10 and admission 25 cents. Tickets are on sale and too puolic is asked to cooperate. Three prizes wTTl be awarclcd at \ thrs tournament and will be cumI rised of war savings stamps. A special committee lias open ura.vn for this atfair which we hope to be a bit; success. Two lrfvjiutions were received ,and read, one coming from Bill Dunlap ffiviting the daughters to atterrcTlt-4)ioKr?n) aT^TUs cuurch. ' 'l'he other tiom I'almctto ' "Lodg' No. 342, the Bills, lifiltiuTg ? a banquet -which was hc?u at ti.e Best Bept 2'J. Daughter I'losne Taylor nj'iv ed a round of applause on receding a prize Oi war stamps lor tier work as chairman o i me o h i t.i.c. Jul-, la^.or volunlecieu to the sick committee group, and was uiso made chairman. Dt. Wilheimina t'ope was appointor as our sab-ti easi rer. One application was received ?roni Mrs. CoVnc.ia Dray. 1 he bal i() l box was nns-u'.l iivinin.l -ii.J o was in her lavuy. Sn^ Will be notified that she TSThgib'.e aid. in?true ten when "to tome tor hiitiuityn. Daugnter Alberta Brown nuuie a teiy goou ami interesting ta-tu ton iti.s., ??e .tie ^Liu it) nave D.uign iter brown \v.\n t.s ngrrm. tierwui'K tail it?ti tu'i ..way 101 awn.a*. Uatignier .\a|<|iet gate .uteresting news (.o.iccrning ..iv junior gins. I P.nH Po With Y on T*n We. Meet Again". | l)t. Jessie J. Herrin, Dt. Ruler i Dt. Margaret Harris, Roc. Sec. SA HOTEL?N. Y. C. ? * 1 'c * '""" hEI ; y H ^ B } HI " "ctB R WF~I. " j~t Kff*r '?-? I ( i c I ~ i 1 I I I i I , i 1 I t , r SI W. BROWN j i - ? 4-j . . ... _ v [A BROWN " ~J ~ 7 TL ' \ of ^Irs. Norman W. Brown * and rationing in New York Citv. Thev ' J Rev. Norman W. Brown- was the ^ this city some years ago. LITTLE MOUNTAIN NEWS ' F Rev. TV. It. Bow man, Pastor t Sunday school was on time, ' ^ with Supt. Sligii in charge. The . c regular serv ice was good as usual. A number of officers a n d ' F i-.i ihI.uts were al/sent?on account of dotfth in the community. i We were glad to have Miss Bea [i 11 ice Counts, who is now teach- g tig in the public school here to wo;ship with us. Also the follow tig members from Columbia: Mr. | . n.l Mrs. J. W. Walker, Mrs. Ma- .y luie Chatman and others. The Littie Mountain school opciied Sept. JUih with Rev. D. E. n Bedenbaugh of Greenwood and Z Miss .Beatrice Counts of M'omaria o an.i Columbia, teachers. The first a nieet.ng of the 1U43-44 session c was held Wednesday evening at a o clot a * with Prof. Bedenbaugh ' pie.ud ng. Miss Counts secretary. S Prof. Bedenbaugh lectured on buy S i .g War Builds and Stamps. Af- ' lci w.iicii. he stated that the 11 heart talk with trustees and pa- v i mils. Interesting talks, were i?.<ii Ilv tlpg A Intitnin QlirrVt Mr I Wilson ( reps, Miss Etta Hart, .mi. Leo (Jhata)an and Mrs. Jessie i link. The FTA will hold its " lust meciimr Thursday p. m. at ; > o'clock. (.>11 October 3, the funeral seri ices of Mrs. Frances Summers Bookman, 71 wif? of James Book man, who died early Wednesday ; t her home near Little Mountain, were conducted at 4 o'i lock from Fine drove A. M. E. ih.uch, with her pastor Rev. J. K. llixon officiating, assisted by lit'M W. U. Bowman and others. Interment was in the church cemetery under a blanket of flowers. v T. A. Williams undertaker i n j iharge,. . ? 1 Mrs. Bookman is .survived by | her Ivrshand, six children Mr. Al- i < bert, Emanuel and Mnlverse of Coates\ ille. Fa.; Eugene and I*eroy of Little Mountain, William ?('ohiMiliin,?ottt - *rstei?mrs* .Mary Jane Kirkland, lrmo; two brothers Mr. John E. Summers, ol Lexington; Emanuel Summers mo. Carolina League nc., Celebrates Tenth Annual 'rnth Carolina Day New VorlcTK'. Y.?The South fa olina League, Inc., celebrated i* enth annua) South Carolina Daj 0 Sunday, Sl. | ! I'lnlini- glU-h-?H*4 t the SaltMii Methodist church, N i*. City., Rev. C. Y. Triggs, pastor ^The morning service was )iel< it the Metropolitan Communit; dethodist church. At this servi'ci : short memorial service in nietn iry of a staunch supporter, .M s id. A prayer was given by Mr 5aesa Seabrooks, chaplain of th< Jyuth Carolina League, and Mr Charles Alford, director o f tm hoir at Metropolitan Community burch, sang a solo. Remark uto given 4>v Key t s I n-w ence, pastor. The alter noon services were hei< it the Salem Methodist church lev. C. Y. Triggs, pastor and wa is follows: Prayer by Rev. Wm. MeMillai Torn Macedonia A. M. E. church Mushing, L. 1. National Negr \nthepi was sung by congrcgu ion. Scripture reading, by Re\ i. Richaruson, pastor oi Alio lunior church. Jamaica. L. 1. 1l roduction of thc-jnisi irss .?i i or, nomes by AJiss Jeanette Barks 'ale, of Mletrbpolitan AME churc Mtiryiiiii-itu .1 I i. lUiy ? VIt. Zion AME ch'urcn, Chanesto. .v.. \? eicoinc auuiess was give ay Mr- ErancU T. -lohnson. lie sponse was given by Miss Maui ticker, Bethel AME church, j jolo was rendered by M/ss Geo lens Xaf Allen Ju nloi^church, J a r.aica. UDjett. ot club by As sen dyman William T. Andrews. ientation of principal speaker b tev, Eugene Adair, pastor aaouij viui ris ri esp-yici'iuiL eliurcn, i\ \ t. Principal Speaker, Rev. Jonii ? aeaurooKs. ^,b.. B.D.. Ei.B.r i.E-n 3.D., director ol Morgan Stale E<. ege Christian Center, Ea.t.-m.jj. Vid. introduction of v.suoin i. he organizer, .Miss Maggie L. Mv -aughlin. Closing rumurss wer fiven by Rev. C. E. Triggs, pusUn Jollection was taken up Ly: .iii ^arrol R. Best, South Carolm State college; Mrs. Hattie Be Stewart, Williams Institutional ( *1. E. church and Miss Cora Bate rom Mother Zion AME Zion Ji hurch._ Benediction was rendere >y riev. C. M. Washington, pasto 5t. John's "AME church, N.V.C. Miss Theresa C. Durnan was th .ianist for the program. Metro lontan Comm unity Methodis liurch, N.V.C. 1 he celebration o lie tenth annual South Curoim lay was a most successiul anu en oyable one. Otficers: William T A ndrmw iresident; Mrs. A.nna__W? Uoakiey ice-president; Mr. J. 11. Pauoi nd vice-president; Mrs. He'lei Vebster, tinanoial secretary;- Midice 1'iost, recording secretary Jrs. James Veal, treasurer; Mi Masa Seabroooks, enapidm; Mi ienjamin Smiie-y, sergeant-at rras; Miss Maggie L. McLaugn in, chairman. trustees: Dr. R. S. Wilkerson lev. R. S. Lawrence, Mr. nowai ). McGill, Mr. Edward (J. Mickey irs. Lillian Paris, Miss Maggie l lcLaughlin, Mr. Sylvester McMil in, Mr. Richard H. Grant, sicl ommittee. Members: Rev. M. Q. Buckman '.ev. John J. Seabiook, Rev. S. u liggfrna, Mrs. R. ?L Lawreinco. Ii\~Robert Gadsden, Mrs. Mary a ones, Mrs. A. A. Lesesue Howuii Lev. II. W. B. White, Rev. A. hi. one Adair, Rev. C. AI. Washing on. Miss Martha Keitn, Mrs. M.. lie Manning. ONES CHAPEL l. M. E. ZION Chl'RCH Sunday, October 10, will be a other great day at Jones Chape ion church. Some of our friend 1' the city are coming over to taki lift at 01 r burden. They an omhig, colored and white, layniei nd ministers, who are worthy am .ell qualified to help. Sunda; chool will open at? 10 a.m. Thi iupt., Mr. Martin in' charge. Mrs . J. Petty the student direeto nd assistant to the pastor of th \ itshingion St? Methodist ehu reh rill teach the teen age group o ,oys and girls. At ll:3o a. m norning AvorshTp. . Sermon b; ome miprster. At .3 tl III !l nrnor" VI-ill W riven in the interest ot Mrs. Mar ireen, captain of club No. 8. Th leakers are Mr. C. W. Clayto: nd Mr. Ncal. At 3:80 Dr. R. C anipLeil pastor of the First Bap 1st church, will preach and sonv ngers of that church will sing ?ev. K. D. Miles, director and Mr . S. Leevy of the Leevy's Fun ral home will be master of cere nonres. At 8 p.m. Rev. T. F. Wallac tssistarit at the First Presbyte ian chur.h will preach. >f Washington, D. C.; grands ind 7 great grands. She ha< seen, a resident ot Little Moun Lain for a number of years. Sir tunc uorv bin/! ov\/! Tin \ 1 ing to serve. We think of her a a guiding light in her community A ldyal wife and a devoted mot! e* to?hoji-children.*? liar. giut faith and loyalty"' to hrr com m l ity shall continue to influence tl lives of those who loved her. ' \m Isils? ^ ' . " ~ , :,;! Mllfb CAIiltIK IiVKD A great booster. strong stip-__J porter ami worker f>>r The i'al- | 1.1 motto leader, which is her choice ' inoir.' tin- papers published in ihe , I interest ol" the Negro rate. I A.ong with her husbupd, Mr. i ?i 14: - J? Iiyrd, slie believes" in Chris- i L tian Kducatitm,as - a main solu?p i ion to the problems of the Ne- ; i, rro grou'p. lj T) SSite is the mother of four ehU- !; 'in n. . Mr. Otis Byrti, and Mrs. J I Magnolia Dot:"pla??. of New York!, ^"TATtirjr?Pi).]....?U....I College. Orangeburg, ?. C.; Mr. j i ' Ravenell Ryrd, student Busier i ^ Tehoo] TTTTrJsvTTTC; Si FT She is <1,11 ito an outstanding | 3 fhut'eh-woman; class leader, stew ! ^--te-d, treasurer \V. C. S: ('. The. 'September rally for the] r.air.ar Charge. of which more i - that) $1,200,011 was raised. she ; taising more than $100.00. t pvt. edm i'nds promoted to pfc. h Fort Bennlng. C.su. O'tohm- 1th I. ?Private W'lholminrt Edmunds.!1 s \\ AC Iteta hnient. Station Comph r. 'aent. htet.'on 2. Fort Beaning. , u Georgia, hits been promoted ti I private first e!a.-<. Pfo Kdnimul ! who assists tlie t-oks in the \VA<" t mess hall, is the daughter of Mr ,. I ; nd Mrs, Willie Edmunds. d.'V i Pickens street. CoiL.ndh.-i ? c i i u pvt. ve1.ma r. g \r\kr ??r w \c rakers t V 1\ /'/WM'O LR'IV/WVI ..>1/ v uv;i\o rv nuiii. Fort Pes Moines. la.. Sept. -Ifi? * l_ Frivolo Vt-lntn It. G:iv.i.cr of 11 Greenlee St.. Sp: rtanbtirg. S. C.. is s* included in the class o i N*. pi. ; n.emh'e! s of tin- Women's Aimy . Corps recently graduated from the' . Uakers and Conks s hoo! at First \VAC Triji'nir>.j loiter. !*' rt Dos . Moines. In. She learned, in linkers a n d (i "Cooks school, tr..' military methods j of preparing. cooking and serving tnlgo quantities" m fo d. Her ( ' training has prenin x d her tor duty 7 n WAC nn-ss halls at Army posts t .amp.-, or stations. , JOLliLE ItKANCII ! A. M. F. CHIRCH j< Ivfv. |{. ' Cuiinhitfliam. 1'asinr The S. S, cur.vciu'rt-ttt' the usual ivttr with the .Sunt. .an<1 his staff present. The*1i s. on was nicely lisvussed and rev ievved Iw the pas or. At 11:M0 a.m. the pastor being in charge brought to the con-' jregation an interesting sermon I . that will live fn the hearts of the i ! people. After whieh the Loru^s f s Supper was administered to a m m ' i> her of Christians. ? r. At 6:30 p.m. the League met. i We are still cat rylitg \>n. Sunday j I S p.m. Rev. J. N". t'auglmiap deliv- i y 'ted to us another souL stirring-e message which everyone enjoyed. Ae at > n >w lo >kin<? forward to ! , I the^annual coniiii nee. This bec ' :i-jtr tTTe~te'st pastoral day on before J oui'erenco. The-pastor ?Ire 14- ?the fl non'hly board n.eetiii|r Monday..8. | ,i,nv. O to her 4th ^ | nMr. Lester Gray has nd .. n d to j Chi.'ade lphia after a few weeks, ' e < isi'iinj; relatives and friends. lief y vtas the dinner gecst of Mr. and t e I Mrs. lien WiLon Thursday Sept. j n | V). Ilev. and a'rs. Cunningham i ; I were .he Sunday d nntr true.-ts of j . j Mrs. t ho Goodwin and daughter, e I Cora Coleman, reporter i Z( -^JUBaMUifc T ^TSMCEZuINi ATTENTK:] e All younjr women, 18 ye nates of State Accredited 1 i, merit is calling you to serve (I You can become a Train i- (The Government will pay I e F<?r Further Information, \ Director of Nur ' I KQOD SAM A RITA N-W le I I r? -i : "T ': "" : ' PAGE SEVEJ* _ ihi: maby Mcleod bethlne i debated ( ee holds >i:< dm) ann l \ eksaky el. ebb ati on i ieca TlI' .Mary .McCeud J&n- _ limit- Kedeiuted Club of Seneca udd its amiivtisaiy and annual At-u^riam JtiiuyA ni^'ht, Sept-<24, at in (>< ?.net- County naming school. I In main feat .n- wa^ a Presidenial I 'ampaigh.. in which there weie wo candidates. '.Mrs. Catherine b. I<ili11s 111. lepiesliiled the Kepul/li:an Party and Mis, Mattie 1). Wil- i a.j.s.^t..' i>. n.ociatie Paity. The ninjia:t'n was ope of enthusiasm iini interest on the parts of all ne .members of Die dub. Mrs. .'nhnsoii, wh'o is tin1 Jeanes* teachr l''i -Ca-ifUeo?Count v.?is?otte?" of . ??= * he club's sliong members and by laid work- with her group and friends was duly elected president laving reported the highest amount .ind receiving the highest number >1 voles, "."iie leporled $07.15. Mrs. Williams, one.of the county's best Ltncheis and a faithful and loyal , member of the club was a close runnc-r-up. Her report showed that mriie hard work was done by her ' and hei group?also. Shu reported? -j $5(1.'JO. The total amount raised was. $124.05. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation 't o every member and friend who helped to make these reports successful. Campaign speakers were: Republican Mrs. Frankie Bryan; Democratic Mrs. Mary B. Thomas. Miss Louise Williams, teacher of N(uthside School uC^Anderson-was?r? pianist." ?Wo are grnteful to uui flieiltlk 01. t of town who sent contributions Especially?aregrateful to Mrs.? Bethune for her contribution. We are proud that our club is named for her, and will do all to live up to her ideals.' The club sponsored a week o f Child's Care during August and had much success. There were 27 children in attendance. We have sponsored several projects for the community. Fleta L'. Williams, Pres. Real Estate BARGAINS liny Now?Prices Prom SI. 100 to S2,00ft 15, 1. 3 and G Room Houses, Desirable Location;?m Good Condition. t Lots $50 and up. Kasy Terms may he arranged Kinard Realty Co. ~ 20.10 Taylor St. Phone 6087 MADAM WRIGHT P A L M I S T Fiimnits Reader * and Advisor. Not Here Tod.'iv and Gone Tomorrow. Look for Name. Seventh Dauphter. of the Seventh Generation. BORN WITH DOT'BLE VEIL fThis lady arrived in your town to do pood for the public by her wonderful powers in readinp the h'storv of one's life; also pi cs advice on all affairs ' f life. si'eh as love . af. rairs. business matters, family affairs, wills and divorces and 'post ever vthinrr pertaining to the of one's life. Don't fa:! to see Madam Wright v (las b on ;n ymr state and counv fh ye?r?-. There are lots of read us pe'tinp placed in your town. Madam Wright is the only reader that has a diploma for Tier " worl;. Don't get fooled and go to the wiw cr nhr-o. __ Madam Wright or oH'ce for white and color "7! <?h 'niKn't fail. Marbm Wright doesn't do business through fnail; you will have to pay her a visit, if you want information, Permanently located in. Studio Te is ?>n Meeting St., o'n lT. S. Highway No. 1, at City Limits. West Columbia. S. C. - ' ? ?>? I 11 x Women! ars of ape and above, pradIiph Schools, your Governit in a dipnified profession. ted Nurse. FREE OF COST fjor your traininp.) 01 ?-~? Vrite To sing Education AVER LEY HOSPITAL LtlM HI A, s. C. -g| - yd r ii""' i ii