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K* -: r? Tpage six ABBES 1943 ASTROLOGY RE A Rf T jiT? ? ''W.D.J.?I?meed?your?advice.?I-i v r r.m a membe* of a friendship club. I I have received several offers of | marriage;^ thttt , mail but turned < them all down but one. The boy I 2 didn't,iwa.dbwn iBjp iajl and for a <ong tsmo he has been telling me c he levee, me and wants me to i marry him. He is to -be out soon ^ and he wants to come for me. 1 Should I marry him? *? 1 " Ans:?Young latiy, could you offer yourself s a wife to a total v -? ?stranger with a clear conscience^ . Be sensible. Don't promise yourself to any man until you know r him personally and that he is phys lcally, morally and mentally all ,1 light, and that you two truly love " each other. Neither of you should : . jump into marriage as a lark. 1 ?' llold your head and admit thnt-yem carried the issue a little too far c F.C.?I feel sure the advice you have been giving ""to" folks hirs t helped them. Help us. We want a * home, of our.own and we are plann- ' ? mg to get jjno when we can. How 1 roon do you think we can have our ~ dream realized ? 1 Ans The foundation of your homo I is being lahl now. The regular ; purchase of War Bonds each month 1 is rhaT<mg~tKis possible. There is . , no better method of saving Tor ' ?votir- home than what you and ' your husband are doing at the ' present time. D;K.?"I've" ?b~oen Forrespond/ng ' with a boy in the armed service for a year. We went-together wine * months before he went in service. v N'ow he is overseas and ashed me is this. He does not write as often 1 qs ho did. I haven't had a letter in !five weeks. Should I contmuc to wait? I still love him. v Ans:?Boys who are in service c overseas are by no means enjoying t a gay, frivolous life with leisure time on their hands to do as they, i ?-^-dhoose. They are engaged in the t ? deadly -business of?fighting?for-freedom. If von ilnn't ? (I. him as punctually as you. think I i NOTE: YOUR problem will be anal include a clipping of the column wit - < - ply?send a Quarter (2'jc) for ART ING covering your birthday; you v free and confidential letter of sound lions in private. Please sign your a.11 letters; give your birthdate; an< STAMPED ENVELOPE for your "r Iv as you feel necessary and confin< ftnifty ( ? . Write to: 'IHe AT1BE' WALLACE ? Leader, 1310 Assembly Street, Colui PALMETTO HIGH SC HOOL v ! c The Palmetto high school ter-1 minuted a sncrc<.--?iiJ tinun. i;i! ' I' drive on Sunday, October 8, which t proved that a mutual feeling of li cooperation is continuing to exist in Mullins. f The . funds raised arc for the j f purpose .'if constructing a defense--* work shop. There have been many a financial drives which have prov- s ed to be successful but this one I has excelled all others. The to- c tal raised thus far is one. thousand four hundred sixty-one dol- v lars ($1,461.38) and thirty-eight cents. It was anounced at the beginning of the drive that the person Raising the highest amount would be honored by having the work shop bear his name. To those ~~ persons who have made such lib- ' eral contributions, the faculty and 1 students of Palmetto high school, extend our sincere appreciation j, for your excellent work. . I This accomplishment was surely an herculean task hut our folk \ have conic to the realization that -? -Ahe?hand alrmg wifh thn Iw.-wi should adequately he trained and (( ^ 'work ^hop means much to the j; youth of our f.nmmnnit.y, now and ,f wiH just as much in the fu-. ' ture. ? f. ; ' *'? <* ' . jj The contestants hnd their ftnan (1 cial reports are as follows: r, Mrs. Lillic Dozier, $454.00; Mrs g Cornelia Fox worth, $408.511; Mrs. h; Cleo Smith, $100.00; Mrs. Bessie Owens, $81.00; Mrs. Minnie Richardson, $80.03; Mrs. Florence Cap" I"1 michael, $79.00; Mrs. Inez Craw- S1 ford, $64.00; Mrs. Mamie Miller, v $60.50; Miss Ola-Hope, $21.81; Mrs. MdRif, $13.50; Mrs, P * Galena Pickett, $14.60; Palmetto ghigh klhtol, $88.60; Masonic lodge j( $25.00; Mr. Witherspoon, $5.00; j1( fr*\. jjl Collection, $5.75. Total $1,461,38. jy jk I We are grateful to all persons w DINGS ARE NOW READY * S* i5" ' vice ON THE IBLEMS OF LIFE NUM RiNMfm* m rm/ mm n? *"?>. ? MNMHCI ...M trKCKlM rOOM ?OMW? ^ HE' W/U.IACE SERVICE ou should? iioii-'l 4ck it upset yop f you still love him, keep your roniise. When ho returns you t\vc an then decide if you wnnt to gc ny further with your bargain. M. S.?I "have been reading youi olumn for a long time."I am r oung girl 1G years old. I have i little baby but I am not marrred have been unhappy ever since Jo you think, that_I will ever b( lappy again? What can I do t< c happy once more? Ans:?As long as you are depenlenf upon someone else to assume he responsibility of you and youi >aby. You need a job. Make irrarigements to have some depen iable person or day nursery t? are for your youngster. This wil nable you 4o make your owi ivinir ami provide..ftmPly for youi hild. X.C..?My- husband is an offrcei vrittcn that "absence has made hi; leart fonder for someone else.' ic say^ginis is_uiv_unij. uaium iu an irive as he is certain that ' ovo him. He now desires a divotce ' feel reluctant to consent, to on< seeausc w*e have been married : ittle over a year and we ar< xpeeting our first child soon do was liome-ou. leaves man; antes, yet I didn't feel that \v< nave really gotten acquainted. \m I too optimistic to feel that h< nay change J?is mind? Ans:?The attitude, you 'art aking seems to be sensible am vise. Under no circumstances eon out to a divorce until you twt kivo had a chance to discuss yom vroblems personally. Yours wasrv' i whirlwind courtship. .. you ant our husband went together foui ears before marriage. Don't con iemn him for the attitude he is aking . . .his sudden frcedon vent to- his head. All flirtations lon't necessarily end in marriage md -his- may only..be a temporary Ul'aim Tiie birth of your bab\ vill more than likely be a steady ng iiTlU.ence over him. ?. lyrcd in this column free. Simpl> h your letter. For a "Private lie 5E*S NEW ASTROLOGY" READ rill receive with your Reading a advice analyzing three (3) Ques^ full name and correct address tc i please include a self-addressed eply." Explain your case as tul i your problems within the scopt SERVICE, care of The Palmettc mbia, S. C. rho, contributed funds l'ur t h e ause. Under the guidance of our cfici111?principal?we are?rertnir hat greater things are sirre tc lappen in Mullins. The music for the occasion was uniished by the members of tin acuity. Inspirational remarks rerp?made Ivy Messrs Johnakin nd Dean of Marion; Mrs. (In*ett of Mullins and Rev. J. I~ hooks, pastor o f Mi. Olive hurch. Pile key to the .defence shop as presented to Mrs. Li Hie l>oxTT)y" .M is- Lcola MeCleese. W, II. Thompson. principal. LAKE CUV NEWS The South Carolina Animal rssenudy of tin- First Horn fr.trc+r of t-he~Living God, will eonmo with tho - lo.al First Horn hureh of Lake ("My. So. Carolina. er 20, lasting through Sunday ight October 01, 11 J. Elder J. .. Bc-lumy host pastor. Bishop linton Millet* presiding. TtifMhiv niuhl1 Oi loln'i J'l. iiilroj uctory sermon by Elder W. B ennett. Wednesday night sermon j?Ehh , .Brines I'otlt'r. Thursday ight sermon by Kkler-C. L. Smith, riday night sermon by Bishop ion by Elder Bowe'ns. Sunday mor ing sermon by Elder Walter Fererson and Sunday evening sermon V Elder L. (rambles.. Mrs. Marie Keels, Johnie P. Rutv, f,-f?roy Witherspoon, Mrs. Etta 'arns and J?ianita Witherspoon pent the week-end in Hartsvillo istint; relatives and friends. Misses Kleaxe E. Cain and Re5cca Blake were visitors in Florlee over the weekend. Misses Carrie' Bell 'find Mary ohnson spent tije weekend at their omoB in P'lorenre. riss. Yerdelle 0. Deas spent the 'eek-en4 with Mil? fVra?ia Lakin I r BOOKER WA5HIN OUT STERLING H Football pot underwayat J Hooker Washington High Schmrh|last Thursday-Night when-the Tornadoes nosed out the strong Moiling High School eleven 6 to 0 in Greenville at Sirrine Stadium. On Friday night of this week at Itenedlt't College Sladiupi at 8:ia o'clock the Tornadoes meet the ) powerful Williston High School team from Wilmington, X. C. In r -pitc of the fact that several vo? ( gulars have been lost to the. Tor, nadofes due to graduation and to induction by armed forces, head.-' coach Johnnie Martin expects his , Tornadoe team To be up there in j the running for the State crown this year. NORTH SIDE SCHOOL NEWS Anderson?We are happy t o greet all our retulers. Here's hoping that what we do and sav will i l;x> of some benefit to you as well 1 as to ourselves. . . ?1-h?niappilig out?a?prgram?fo+_ '.he year. .Mrs. Peek llioutrht it wise to use one general subject.. ;:iid allow e.'nh teacher tfre oimorr 5 tunity of taking any phase o t that subject. Ouu theme is as fol? Iuwsl^ "The value t>f adequate lna^ terial and related activities in qui school program in order to develop our hoys and girls to meet the changing needs of the time, physically, morally and industrially." Mrs. Kva Kate Jones who so beautifully presented the physical side of this theme feels that if we live up to our learning we wiH?be better American ~citizens. ? Wo van?build st run get' A nieri- ' cans through better nutritional programs. A thorough knowledge of the importance of eating some raw vegetables will prove quite t beneficial to children as well as to j adults. r Uncle Sam wants clear heads, steady hands, strong healthy bo uics, Mrs. Jones ended with a very ~ .ipprop! late quotation and I quote ; "We learn what- we live; and we ? live in the degree that we^learn I it; and what we learn is at once Jjuiit' into character." On Friday, Oct. 8th, the North (Side PTA met with Mrs. Peek, the president presiding. The dd> votionai parts of i>ot!i meetings i were quite inspirational. -We were 1 entertained by Mrs. Maggie Mor| lis and the first prude. Rev. Toomer pastor of St. Paul Baptist church spoke to the group f using a'< his subject. Parents and ^ Teachers are Partners. It would have been well, if all uf South Carolina could have been present to have heard hint. Wp were so happy to have Rev. Toomer come to us in response to Mrs. Morris' reu quest. ' Mrs. Toomer very beautifully -ang My Task. She was accompanied by Miss Lillian Broun. A1 mount raised was* $12.00. SWANSKA NKWS r TJ7 S-. opened at usual hour with Mipt. Rev. W. M. Minis at the Mt. Olive AMH church. A very warm prayer meeting was conducted by "Pro. John Lee l>a\is. Then Rev. ( ~ TL FT Bowman preached a great sermon from the theme Ye are j the salt of the earth.^Tho- sermon was enjoyed by all. Collection amounteil to SJO.TO. The quarterly conference will ] be heM with Andrews Chapel at < Woodford. Rcvi and Mrs." Downfall and laughter Marian were' the dinner guests oT Mr. amT Mrs. J. Fields Sunday. MDseg CJertrude and Willie M. 1 Davis have returned to college at Orangebu rg. The hoys are coming home on.J furlough from various camps. Mrs. lilTie Lue Davis is still on . _tiie?-.iik lirt, We?hope?for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Annie Lee Philips is,heme from Washington, D.C., and i s the house' guest of Miss Leola Robinson this week. The school has opened its doors to a large group of children. They seem to be anxious to make a start. .uis. \ 101a uoacn is agent for The Palmetto Leader. She will be glad to .sell you one.. _ _ j of Florence. Prof. Bradley is announcing that f students report cards wrll be given out Wednesday October 20. Here after cards will be given out every six weeks instead of monthly, until further notice. THE PALMETTO IGTON NOSES ' UGH 6 to 0 r; KOUUUT SMALLS. ' . . mi lUtai SCHOOL - - Wo, --Beaufort, 6: RiwiImMitchell a mem boo of the senior |jH, class rendered an interesting pro- |jnp cram in the auditorium Tuesday norning. October 5. This program r;u., featured songs, readings, vocal PXt., solo, and vnstrumental golos. The j IK> guest speaker Rev. J. \\\ Davis. q4;0 pastor of F. A. B. church spoke in his own clever way on the ,^,-j tiieine;?'KDo Your Best". lie. pvii Stressed the following points. 1. stt-li Do what voir can. 2. Where you \jr> are. With what you have. The ?,c;( message was indeed educational, totf Hoping that he .will visit us again ?iiv soon. The program as a whole jrco was commendable. ~ The school tsfioW trksv making' full, plans foiy, the Annual Christina* Hiii festival. Let ail of us keep this >vC, in mind so we can make this the o(|( Red Letter Day as usual. 1>CS The following teachers spent the j week-end at hop\e: Misses, M. L. n)a| Koodqr, Columhiiij Tucker, Colum f hui; YT Lady, Sununerville; and t),e M rs.?Tk?'/r.?Medraw.?Walterhoi . v.p.p I.FXIM TO\ ring IT NFWS ' J'U .ilia Itev. I. O. Simmons. Pastor _ * ( }) The Sunday school at Mt. Zioo vjCl lunch was carried out in a very y tiiie way. Siipl. .T. P.'So well and yj0| the titfe officers and teachers wore. son right on the job with a large body r-.,. nf student*, iiur pastor gave his ~;v closing address to the school which \\*0l will linger long in our memory. \ja, He preached u great sermon sub- ajj,| -jrrt "tip 1'lismess For My Fath- ,.j0|. -: " ?Xu?old?time revival spirit- (|av was enjoyed. ?The iin-iidieirallied from a tl~ ltl jt (.uncial angle as never before. The class- leaders made very tine f6l. eports. "Mrs. Cora Jones' class y done reported .SI 1.7". Others fol- ,,f ] "owed oii very nicely which made ljro] ?uu?;).>: t??i?fetd?very?ifrtr?indeed: Mrs. Xeta M. StTTiiYions made a very good tall;. lh:inUm.j (tin members and friends for their loyal support during our eleven years of sojourn here. She is our pastor's mother. ^ A Tine prbgrnm is''planned, by the good workers of Mt. Zioii Tor bio the evening of the 25th, hegrnning at 8:15 p.m. Mr. J. C. Sew.. '^e ell and his co-workers will lie in &^e charge of the program. The pub Tite uv i.-< 111 \ i ifu; 1 y Our pastor preached for us at Kv Bethel church on Sunday night&nd had will l)lrOach at St. Paul Baptist f(TTf lhui'ch on Friday nifrht of this *' *'* week instead of on Sunday even- 'au 'rig. lie is expecting: FTs good -'?st people to accompany him. cliil The T'aw Rally will come off at :-lu' Spring Iiill Sunday p.m. at 15:00- e. c u'clo.k. Don't nitss it. Several ' '?<! iniire and ?.0ior Iannis and quar~ 'he lets are invited. We hope to make kn it the greatest- day of the year, 'ogi Uee. C. C. Mellxvain conducted a -rec. v?ry fine meeting here at Bethel -mh. four nivllt>: ..i Hi ...... * ' UV 1115m. ttv A?1 s . <?IIJ Zion church on* last week. We '.'an sure had fine meetings. lie is a He Cleat evangelist as well as a pan- Wei lor. We were happy to have his coiu wife and Mrs. Boatwright and e<i. laughter accompany him. and Mrs. 1*11t<i M_. Williams returned 1 her home in .lainai a. _N.- Y.. m-| iflor a*week visit to lur 1 datives lieie. H Mrs. Pearle Ttowe left for Rock !Iil! for a toil 'days visit. Miss -jI {owe returned to lur home in Portsmouth. Ya. after a two weeks (..IV visit with relatives here. ortli FBKNFZFR A. A^- K. ( BIRCH Rev. S. K. Msvr4in. Raptor S. S. was held *i?t-the usual hour everyone at their post of duty. The pastor preached a wonderful sermon from Acts .subject v,.> 1 Such as I have give I him and c'v- 01 eiyone enjoved it. Love Feast fol lowed. ' mai At 1 o'clock Rev. Harris nastor 1 *1(' ef Round Top preached a soul stir .."'K ring sermon from St. Luke 7:"> 1 ',c Wbicct -Five Powers of f.ife. F.v- "'J' eiy-one enjoyed the wonderful mcs Slai sage he brought to us. - ^ We were very glad to have with '? ' us the brothers S. Cladney and D. va' Davis. Amount" raiscj for The 0:0 lay was $">].fil* Alter service the ,n"' Castor Rev. Harris, Brothers Glad :llCI nrrrr n?,-| Tl....:~ ..II .i". 4 IT'llV nun i^uvia <111 vsnr inc jjuexis * of Mi. and Mrs. Arthur Robert- ir4a' ~nrr. There they slaytTO and t<A>k dinner. Then they left for Round * Top where the Morning Star quar ncx let of Rion was rendering a pro- *'10 cram. We hope them all a happy intret to gether. .vea tMbrs) Lney IX Robertson, cvr reporter t LEADER W111 FAX II((ill SCHOOL j Iu*tine G. Odom, Reporter' . " v it*. doors of the Fairfax colored c i s iiool ware opened for the [ Fit. session September^ oO.- The r . faculty?nu'ctung was held on j Inosday. Seplcmher 12t) at .'LOO ex with at! teachers present. ; principal gave a brief outof the year's woi;k. and-made assignments to teachers. Tlic rlty?is the same as last year pt two new members. Misses Ima?Wilson/and Justine?CL- _ 111. : 1 : I he members of the faculty and r assignments are as follows: leipal P. J.- ilutumi.lt, lli'gh ool Kng'.ish and Mathematics; f!. M. Hickson, Agriculture >nce and History; Miss Chave_..Myer&. .six. and seventh _ ties; Miss Mary T. .Dais, Home noniics and fifth grade; Miss nie I.. Mallory, Music a 11 <1 ith grade; .Miss Thelma Wilson d grade; Mrs. Rosa Howers ?nd grade; Miss Justine G. nr., lost grade 15; Miss Luellen t. first grade A. he eleventh grade was atided king it a complete high school. 4ttt?PPA?fostered a drive?Crrr.1. . 1 xi- r ; " : m iiiMii, inc week. nt'fiinnmp i fin I n-1- J7 ;u N'azarcno ftrrptist" " rch in interest of lunch and liry' ot the school. It was a hcial success. Religious sciv was conducted each nighC'and ?ministers?donated?their - t*er_ he sponsors were as follows: inlay night, Mrs. Estclle John* , Mrs.'Janie Cohen, Rev. L. R. vin. Tuesday night, Mrs. GatPlatt-s, Rev. W. M. 11 rooks dnesday night. Mr. Shelley vs, Kqvt J. E.^jRush. Thursday lit, Mrs. Uizzie Grant, Mr. Ma* i Riley, Rev. II. F. Gvant. ' Friniijht, .Mrs. Annie Furgerson j. Nancy I'latts, Rev. I*. J. 11am _ t. he sum of $10 UK) was raised the school. Irs. Estelle Johnson,- president 1 I'TA; Mrs. Janie Cohen, treas ' l\ 1 .dkksvilm: ami; cm rcm Rev. I. S. Taylor, Pastor 'c regret very much to know i. m/.zie .vioorc passed from T<i death and was. buried at IprsviHe A.MH church where ' has always been a member. ' ami her husband had aecumu<1 a nice-home in Berkley coun. and she was well thought of white and colored friends. She a very good husband. She to mourn her loss, a husband, ;e sons and their wives, one ers, four brotheis, eleven grand ill en and a host of relatives, ( friends. TTuF remains were i are of the Williams and Green 1 ei takers. We do appreciate very classic way hi which Mr. une Williams planned-the cii^ r stic services. Rev. Taylor ileliv 1 a very nice sermon from the it i t Well Done. A duet was by two ladies from North I olina. Title of the selection, , Will Understand,-He'll Say > i? Done. -Severn! made remarks \ . eriiiiiff the life of the dcccas The florals were numerous I beaiiti'l'ul. ^ * 1 r. HOUR A. M. K. ( Ill KCII 1 V ev. J. r. Washington, Pastor <i ho pastor was at St.' Luke Sun i morning and at Mt. I loi r Sun i night. Services were of a high t r at both churches. The Sun- t schncjJ was very interesting. J eially so from the very helpful ure* delivered by the -pastor, f tt the Sunday school the pas- <" ascended the rostrum and af \ preliminary remarks, and dc- i onal exercises, delivered ope p hose al.Ie and searching ser- f is using "as his text; If anjra: i sin, we have an advocate with father, desns Christ, t h e J htcou*. I Jno. 2:1. Subject | Christian Advocate. Total 1 L'Ction raised at St. Luke was '* >.H8. & ( rom St. Luke he motored over ' Ml. Ilorr and rnwned thr. mvl. < nieetfhg. He selected I Tim. l 7 and'TiTs texT which roads as ;>\vs: Godliness wHh content- ' it is gjoat gain, etc. The do church was oh fire while the ' 1 of Clod delivered the meS- ^ c. ' 1 ou will hear from ML Tlorr i t week. We mean to see that pastor will not lack anything winding, up this conference .< r. The work is- prospering, and i rybody is happy. " 1 (Mrs. L. M. Ashe, reporter HEMPSTEAD NRWS ----Sunday in spite of tho chilly eeallier our church work won} on. sy 'untlay school lesson was bcauti- [<; ully taught''by Supt. and teach- th >fs.-~At~12 o'clock Mev. Thompson bj wenched a soul stilling sermon. At 2 o'clock the funeral was (; icld and the JefTerson family has nil- deepest sympathy. On the sick list arc Mrs. I), fhoir.as, and Mrs. Young. \Yc wish ja hem a speedy recovery. p. Airs. A. L. Irven was guest of g Mrs. Mae Gnrvetr. Mr. Young Cor ley left on the 5th for the army. I iM4v-Jelmnie Butler was the guest.f Mi's. IsaintrAYisc. ; ? * Gloria- Wise, reporter cV LA U KENS NEWS G Mrs. Ccrilla 11 udgens honored her nephew, Cpl. Daniel Wearing fi hy invitiiy? a, few friehds to/din- .? tier Tuesday evening, Oct. 5th. IV .V musical program .sponsored fi hy.the Gleaners Club, was given Oct. 10 at the home of Mrs. Car- s< lie Workman. T Miss Jeraldine Griffin of Wash- c ington visited her mother and relatives several days. Miss Wilhelminn Mills rs here" ~ from Washington with her mother, .Mrs. Stella Mills. Who Is?tttr~ YYe wish for her-_a- speedy rccovery. 0 _ Mrs. "Arrow Leo Fuller has re- j, turned to Great Neck, N. Y. CpTTlroy Boyd is visiting Mrs. ~fi Boyd. ~ v g Pfc. Horace Garrett spent the e week end home. ? Friends were [ glad to see him. f ?The Missionary No. 2 met with Mrs. Lizzie Iluntcr Friday, Oct. h S. Mrs. Katie Ilicks is the efficient ? president. Mrs. Hunter served de- H licious refreshments. I*hc was asRooks. ' cl The Christmas Saving Club met with Mrs. Corric Lee Young H Friday nite. The Sewing "Circle u Club met with Mrs. Laura Holland. v ?t *' Mrs. Lueile Dorroh has greatly improved after a tonsil operation. The Kleven O'clock Social Club met with Mr. and Mrs. Arnct ^ Sgt. John Lee Mills was home ' for the week cirdr Also Private Mack Kilgo. ? ?;? D.C., is visiting his mother, Jhs, ^ Flmma Jones. ,j Mr. King David Leake has gone to Brooklyn, N. Y. 1 vj Mrs. Dorothy Calhoun has re- j,( turned from a visit to her husband, in Oklahoma. 1; Friends are wishing "MrTBerry 1,1 Madden a pleasant trip to Florida l* ? Doil'L forget to stop by Mrs. Magnolia Wright's Beauty Parlor ^k ?aeh week for a copy of our lead- In ing colored poper?The Palmetto K Leader. 5 tc _TR1S1XX?Iv.-C-HPKCH --jy Itev. A. I). Hawkins, Pastor ; Spartanburg?Suuday was a red ettcr day at above.named church. 1 \ splendid Sunday school was conflicted by the Supt. and his co_ corkers at the usual "hour. Our norning service began at 11:15. ^ lev. Dawkins delivered a strong ermon from 17 chapter, of Saint d.Mtthew 11 verse, theme The Seurity of the Church. The sermon i as short and sweet. Our hearts (]i >urn within us. An appreciative , | iiidience was present at the morn- p< ng service. The following visi : t ors were seen in the congrega- us ion: Mrs. Mary Sartors of Car. fc isle; Mi's. Sims of Boston, Mass.; t" drs. Crumie and her daughter-in.. v? aw ot Jjinan; Mrs, -Martha Daw., .h :.ins- of Carlisle Who is the mother ,f >f TniF pastor anil several other "Fi usitors whose names the write) ailed to get, were present. We arc to ayrng to^all of our ^visitors and .M 'riends come again, you are wel- tcoine. ? At <1 o'clock Rev. Thomas of kc Silver Hill church and-'his good m veoplc worshiped with us. Rev. th rhomas delivered a noble sermon * ieremiah 13:32 subject Man's Cov- th nant and God's Covenant. Rev fhomas preached a soul stirring vi sermon to an appreciative congre ta ration. Amount raised $12.05. f(l program was sponsored by rj VIrs. Millie McJimysey. At 5 o'clock the Live Wire club net at the hbSVe~*nf jVtrs. Pearl Pitt st nan on Evins St. The Sunday ; School lesson was taught by Mrs. r 3 uber. On yesterday morning the sad o< ew's came to us of the passing of ti ejster Annie Posey, one of our old :i members whv has been sick for i toirretime. We regret htrr loss but it is Ileaven'sgnm. Funeral i' ?? IIONFA PATH NEWS Wo, the friends of lloneti Path mpathi/.e very deeply with Mrst rnest Robinson and family in le death of their husband and other Mr. Ernest Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. .Qllie Wjilkins of reenville were house guests, of Irs. Hester Watkins and family r. Watkins' mother. Messrs. Earl, Otis Evans, Walice Watson were visiting Misses ouglass and Kuth Anderson on unday. Wc are looking forward to the arncr stone laying at Foxville aptist" church, Oct. 21tli jrt 3:30 .ni. Committee on arrangements re A. C. Nash, J.tk Pod^on and 1. C. Woods. Pastor Rev. G. E. oodc, J. S. Dodsori, clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mattison and amily, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Watmi and son Chris were guests of Ir. and Mrs. J. R.' McGowan and amily of Pelzer on Sunday. The Missionary Society sponorod a play titled The Twelve 'rihes and the members present arried out their parts very good TRINITY NEWS iivv. j. v augoman, rasior Sunday school opened at The suaF hour with Supt. at his post f duty and teachers also. The ?sson was well taught by L Mrs. Tancis Jackson. Prayer meeting allowed led by brother M. C. loozcr, then Love Feast was tukn. The pastor used as text St. ,uke 10:42, subject: But (h>.c 'hing Is Needed. . Mr. Eugene Metts has returned ome Where he spent the p a s 1 eek irr-Gainsvrlle, Fin. to pay lie last tribute of respect to hjs rofHer also-Mr. Willie Metts from hiladelphia.?Par;?wmr the wceknd guest of Mrs. Metts, who also TTTTc' to pay the last tribute ot re ?ect to his brother, Mr. Metts as laid to rest in Florida. Mrs. B. Smith was in Newberry le week end. also Helena. She ft Tuesday night for Binningani, Ala., her home.?She spent ist week in Florida to pay the rst respects to Ifcr brother 3Iv,' harlie Metts. Others?to mourn ic boss of Mr. Mefts arc his wife Daisy Mcttfu_oiic._duugli.teii. irs. Bern ice Metts Sliva, the a:>ve mentioned brothers and sis -rs and a host of relatives anrt iends. He was well known in lis section. Mrs. Maggie McCmob of Green illc was the week end gtu-st of cr mother Mrs. Narciss Wilson. Mrs. Emma Gary is on the sick st. We ask that you pray for er that she may soon be able to - up again. Total raised $05.21. Mrsv Maggie M. Burton, son and lUghter. Mrs S'oith, Mrr Wnl ee, all visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred oozer 01 neienu alter services unday. JEhe?writer-Miss Nccre Hull Burin attended the League aL iirmvh lapel along with Miss Annett oozer. The members of Trifiitv e planning a big program the >urth Sunday night in honor of io boys in the armed services. See Miss Neiie Hell Iiurton and .'t the Palmetto Leader. ION CANAAN APT 1ST CHl'UCH Rev. M. P. Pearson, Pastor State Park?ifi Hie absence oT ic Supt., Miss Georgia L. Helton lened Sunday school at the nplintcd hour. As usual the lesson udi-ed and discussed Was interiting aiid enjoyable, after which dlowed the morning services, he wonderfully delivered message as brought-by the pastor. lie ten left to nrerach the funeral of member from our sister church, LFaui: ^ In the late afternoon baptism >on place, i no canmuatgs.- were rs. Maggie Williams and Masr Zack Days, Jr. Aceolnpaniod ay Kov. r. .J. .lac k in, Rev. Pearson preached a reiU'kabk sermon whirh?touched ie souls of many listeners. Following the fellowship ing of ie new members Communion was uved. After these sacred screes the collection was taken. To il collection l>44.ll. We wove lite pleased have the number visitors present. Gladys Butler, reporter rviees will be announced later y the J. W. Woodward Funeral ome. Another one of our good memsrs, Mr. Robert Williams is con nod to his bed in hospital in a itical condition. We are asking 11 our members and friends to rstt him, and all of our other members who arc indisposed, 'aturday, October 16, 1013 ? ? j Masons Hold I District Meeting In Rock Hill , The jla-oiilc District Grand 5 Lodge meeting consisting of the counties of York,* Chester, Cherokee met in Hock Hill Wednesday Oct. 0th at 12 o'elock noon a s the guest of Rose of Sharon No. ICG. Rock Hill. S. C. The Lodge was cttlletLTo labor L Ty the Grand District Deputy, Rev. D. C. Crosby. Four Grand 1 Lodge oflkcrs were present in ? the persons of Hon. J. S. Stan- ii TxukV Most Worshipful Grand i tli,. IniMc/tiMinn ..f tV,o 'I ' 2Lute of SoJili Carolina; Bro. J. 1 C. Channel!,'Assistant .Grand Lecturer; Bro. l'rinec Riley, , j&ight i Worshinful Sailor Grand Warden ^ ami JLo. J. A. Allen, , Senior i Grand Steward. Most Worshipful Grand Master, Hon. J. S. Stanhack was presented to the "District 1 Grand Lodge by Bro. Prince Riley ? S. G. !X Th ;'ienie of the^(|ost '2 Worshipful c>ar.d MastenJ(Fad- i dress was Truth and War Bonds. j The theme of the Grand District .j Deputy's address was Education .i* and the Endorsement of the Gov- f eiinncnls stand concerning the proKPfntinn of the war. It was 3 _ stressed that each member <iWthe? different Lodges buy a War Bond. A It was also noted that the Local ? Lodges- and individual brethren ' had purchased over $2,000.00 in ~ War Bonds. The District went on record as obligating itself as a^^ , (ii and Lodge District to .purchase War Bonds-, and pay special at| -ttrnt-hwr-tu- fharity. ?<ij S. 11. BLAKE, D.D.S., Reporter. J _ a. PROFESSIONAL CARDS I DR. H. D. HARPER DENTIST _ Filling, P1n?fg, f.nlrl ."rnffM, _ Hridpes Extraction by Conduction Anesthesia Office Hours: Telephone: / - 9 A.M. to / P.M. ?2-0750 f 709 Vt Main Street D^?ox?oo:oo<^xi.<mo.ooo<o^r8coj0i DR. H. H. 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