The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 06, 1943, Image 8

Newspaper Page TextI v v ? _ RIBST N AXAKKTH BAPTIST ^ CttUHCH JUy, W. H. Nca), Pastor Sunday School began at the u ual hour with iSupt. and teache at their post. At it iUo our belovetT pastor li ought to us one of his soul stir iitg messages, which every one e joyed. '' -? ' HW tally was a success. A tot LL. of %m wan raised. At 7:30 we were again favor* with an unusual message from m phstaf' taken from the 6th cha artd 13th verse of John. We Ware glad to have Mrs. Re* 3# worship with us on last Sundt h>ght, She sang a t>edutifuT~sd which everyone enjoyed. Th# First NaSareth T rin wVii# Ss comported of Mm. Oaret, Roll a tut Jones also rendered a beaut hit selection. If you-want to het - them sing just come to any of 01 .WHees morniftg or night, you *1 ?~ always welcome. Mr. H. H. Poo is director of the trio. SOUTUKKN Oortttntied from Page 1 poftunltles which we find in th ' ?country,"* Re advised the. Negro to sul merge MS Individual rights an frHVtlegaa during this crucial pi ' fiod, for the larger duties and r( sponsibilities to the nation. "Th hi flo more time for persons quarrels than It is for group ag twtiew," he watf!6d. In citing the progress o f hi OWrt state, Dr. Bhepard said thr j_ Nort)i Carolina has. advance without any court decision to set tie the mStter 'oT^lefferential i ?**'" -pay between white and Negr 't 1> teachers holding the'same certif cate, and having the same expc Hence and training. He Baid tha the atate school commission, fn three yeuftf' has increased t h salary of Negro teachers of th state about $300, OOo annuallj "This done without prossure frot ny source," he said, "but simpl Is an act of justice because thos who were in the lead desired to d > so. '"The friendship, peace, a n' progress existing among and be tw*en the races . In the state i read, told, and known among a people." In conclusion, he declared tha the future of the NegTO is "intri cably bound up with the future c the flAtion." Dr. Shcpard sai tltet these days when the ideals o democracy are being threatcne by foreign powers, "our first ob gation is in the service of ou country no matter where that sei vice may take us." REV. L. C. JENKINS BOND CHAIRMAN CHJUSTMAS_isEA t SALE Continue! from Fago 1 TB is a camp follower of wa: the American, people must unit ift fl nationwide effort to keep thi comnjon enemy at bay." The following persons are wor _Jng with Rev. Jenckins: Mrs. EJ AdarftS, Mfs. Mamie Raiford, Mr H. N. Vine^nt, Rev.Henry Mim v Flossie Taylor, Mrs.Marie H. Jo ea Mrs. C. A. Pompey, Mrs. W. 1 Clarks, Miss Nelsor^ Rollin 1 G46nku Ml. 9 Harriet Waiter Mrs. Annie Belle Weston, Mrs. E t? Sightlev, Mrs. Ola Wakefiel Mr*, f. 3. Sullivan and Mrs. Cha li?7eier. " ^ -The committee will he unable ' solicit all persons who will pu chase Christmas Seal Bonds; ho\ ever, those who ?fe Willing give their support to the bor I sale will please contact son - member of the eerrtiVrtttee or ca t- - tike executive office: 2(3258. A SUCCESSFUL FAIR Continued from Page 1 to 0. Just after the game a bi*j Meet drees parade was conduct* by our Soldiers from Fort Jac fan. On . Wednesday and Thur day night# ebcWV $40l) worth i t Htltm/bh prise* were given aw< L fm ft) those that had previous made purchases from the me tlttSts that contributed to the C( % MM. ; the Bestittefcme contest w f ffedf tuecess and added a ne featsre to this year's fair. Fir Kjj^;''d|brM were witnessed by. tbou _ ^hjr* Mt ftatisaipfcitaiu hcrre be ' v:'1 .< ~ I1--A.&T. s very few and far between; not one lost article has been reported. All in all a great fair, conductcd hy an unselftKh-personnel..and attended by a patriotic piililii' L s. Start now few Ti'Il. dTHvi thdnv. | ra he Fair's 10th aiinivcrsnrvrs Henry I). Pearson, secretary | r" ANP NKWS SHOUTS T" n' Continued from Page 1 nI oad slipped from a wharf in the t icy waters near the Arettc. ,(j The non-com missioned ofli eery1 ?r and a comra<le plunged from a I p stream*?!' heavily encumbered. by [ equipment without thought o 1" , ?(j their own safety, and accomplishpel the daring rescue. At the j were Hudson Hay Indians attach;h it -was. disclosed last week. Sgt. 1 |y Haves won the medal for his hero- j 1 i- ism in the rescue of an officer who' ir ed to the post nearby. , it T ? re Chicago?W. Sylvester White, , If -?lone?Negro?assistant !'.?S. 1 ; attorney, will repoit to the navy ^; Saturday as ft result of the recent'. Inavo ll'Vtioll Ko WOO o-nont.xl ? - w?V. w *?O..CVW. , . c New Yofk?William C. Ffumly, father of the . blues, Entered the j H irlem hospital Thursday suffer- j | i" i ip a possible skull fracture as a | l(' result of a fall from a subway j t nlalforw. " j~( ?* The 70-year-old composer of the', 1S famous "St. Louis Blues", recent-ii ) 1 - , *l ly lost his complete sijrht. 'l- t h 's report that Lena Home, star of! 11" "Ftormv Weather," and Haxel v. d. ' . M & ? ^ * ' y, ->- ^ . J , * t "Nafamily, rv. "The sooner the i that until it entls* \t id ?? ic //i< ill TvF.ftY <\R thai ?till run ^ sential cog in the countr . n -r transportation schema il. older cars Yjnit, the oneid get more and more, essrr "Fin not making sc j when I say that even sti a garage most of the time 1\; rtc* f o yi !* > /I\ ? * i - -* v f,<- vo J I<11 IIDVM 1 . CO r* ffr*ts dirty and sludgy. Or out. The hall pry runs do> AS ^ plugs got fouled up. Kadi e- connections go had. Tir^; *<- ? so tlio sidcwafls bend a nd .J STAND A HI College Scott, famous Cafe" Society |>ia no stylist, luul had. a,, "hair pall ing" match at Cafe Society brought omphalic denials from al ijdeS?hole last week. . Lena Home Is currently appea ing tit the Capitol tlvatre will Duke ' 'lington his hand and re vuo. .Miss Scott is. at Cafe Socio ty Uptown. Ivan 15 lac k, pros representative of Cafe Society immediately wrote a letter to W'ii chell demanding a. retraction I Inwove-.', h is sdid Wiueiudl iTev er retracts. SIPNTA PARK MOW PASTOR ro PRI: \t 11 SIM'AV Continued from Pace 1 Some people don't seem to an ierstand why Sidney Park ehuicl lew preacher has taken charge !>, lore our annual conference. " At Dr. Colclough's request hi ,v'a> transferred to tile S. K. Mi'ss TtTT^aTiri niiiioiy conrorcncf* whit'l net. one month before the S. C OJlforence anil was |-.re<uleit ovei y Bishop J. A. Ilray. Dr. Colelovsrh and Dr. I.iddol xtdianged pulpits and it was ne:; ssary that Dr. Colelough' <rn anc ake charge at the beginning o! ho new conference year at St L,ouis. Sunday night a farewell prornun?bad been?planned?for Dr 'olclough. It was naitly carriec u t An his absence. A special ofering was taken up for him atu va.s sent . to him to bo added ti he money he- had received on 'riday night. ? The public is invited to \vo|shir t: Sidney fork "Sunday. m I ^' Imt iifflKwrhi~ ? J?y|jlj8| I don't know i is all I ran say. m anil.I have a ilnty to fjre impartial* every dir sfsanes- " In these tTrn y's whole let this happen. . As the. Imrr to! Almost i still left see-Imn-.-Uarouj;l) itial. eliuneo. are-talk ' *" We're still lie aiding in it takes to help , vour ear "whatever make rrotle. Oil short-handed soi ease dries longon exporiem vn. Spark ment and reliah tator hose "However lit *, get (*oft, need winter oil a nd eraek. joh. Your hatte ) OIL COMF - * THE PALMETTO M N.C.vs Bi - \\ IIITK ( Ill KCII \\()MI:N . j ASK M'.i.lvO COPS |,? d-j Cloiitinucil from Tage 1 J}1 The council, in support of its | ! U!o|io>\al~""IlisrloSnZJ "dhal JU-cnTes j"9 1 I of the deep south now use* Negro I policemen to good advantage. " J Nine church denominations arc ni i iriiirsi ntt-d in tin- counciL? *** S ! " | TIh- Savannah deanery, compos ;jt ' cd of a large number of Catholic ^ II I.""'* I women s organizations. made its { ei L suggestions in a resolution adopt- , . " J. ed at iis quarterly meeting and j ;'} f forwarded t o Mayor Thomas I j tiamble. (ii The resolution said: "Looking to a lessening of race j : i ten icn and a demonstration of j J, -I t ill i.-:;a"n .?am! Ainereian princi. j IS ~ pies, wo iviiuc-T the mayor nnd J' 1 < r.rd of aldermen to: 'pi I urn'; i akc under advisement j Hi i J hppointmcnt of Negro police- [ men to the Savannah police dc- j - | part men t to serve .in those-local-[ >0 ' j i;ies that .sire exclusively Negro or j en tirarlv so." Howard- the acrcont- ! _1 ?? ?11 pi I'.Lplis'miestf. of this ami we would 'urge a study of the police condi- op j ! Hons in those southern conimuni- to tins where Negro policemen arej' | j enfplpyed "by the municipality. Uy c " "Two: We request that serious j 21 study* be now given by the post | l'< war-planning committee of our t j | S city government to better housing i, - i'o! all our citizens so that police ! |'| j problems might he reduced, pub-4 ro . lie health ^improved and the charm ' |! . old 'Snvaniiiin', be recaptured." , To this end we urge planning I that will take our Negro citizens j K? - out of^ the lanes and alleys of the I ''' I city and place them in certain of j j,-. the war housing projects that ' |#u ? .. ? ? W^'; M- 'J* vhen the war mil If lit I know ^ our radiatm your car llmt ?i'Hnnti-freez over, maybe1 i i- . J , / - - - get xnc most < mighty impbr rs, it's a crime to keep your cai Becauseyou don't duration. Cor anyone's car can week. Winter' , i? he'll give it a on is AMMuhr IVERY DROP S/tVl re with everything v protect your car, it is. Yoti fimt hh 0 | netimes. but we're fe. re and good equip- \ ile Ksso products. tie you drive, you' CARE J "d n winter grease fJrn(Uinf, Hen.s Ft ry fit and strong. Sunday) Your Es 'ANY OF NEW - - -< " ri . ?APER v_ aiedictC < n' inevitably to ho depopulated M ic the war Yiner 'en y i over." j ^H hf-fUHTH C.\KI?.1X1AX&? -I lMTS'Tl ? A 1)1) KB T*>XAV^I Continued fix>m Page 1 ? 'no whether they will tie assign- 1 it 1 -to fe-rthor sneeurtrrrTt" (raining booh or to immediate active j _^l t.v at sea or naval shore sta- ; |/l ens. Past civilian experience in te of the trades used by the j HI avy will win immediate petty of- I'KH rntj11. pun tin' completion W/'j this rev: i-fl irainin : Period. ; Mfn The Soutlf Carolina .eern'l: are fn j t'orge \V. (Jeridoan, IT 1; Harry I wm ligeii, 17; Marion . S. (Jreon. It'; WJjnj r-n H. tiillins, 20; .Thseph Camp- | wM !1. Jr.. I'd; Henry Youhg. 25; i |w|E dm \Yti- lit. I'd: l.oi.is X. Ryan yam John Mi ldletoii. Id; James ; | tK nyo! 111 1 ii'oi g.-TTiin's. : : (ion., K\ ulson. 2d; Olio DiekersonT 18; j iehard \Y. Jmikins. 28; Abraham jft lowghtnn. 20; Isaac Deveau.x, 20 |gj ? ? - *"*? ? ?? ; Kti nreneo 1 . Holmes; Fred Gamble gg ;'Arthur L. Frnsor. 10: Clar-"l 14 ee Trsii.-h. 20: Roosevelt Harle g? : Andrew S. Kdwnrds lb; Eddie J Wl vot.ix. I'M ( havlcstoii. I hoinaCt aao , Singleton. -8: George J. Miller ? ; \Crner Smith. 22; Enus Pay- 1 5 11. 24: James M. Crawfort), 18: !. 7 ai.k !>. Willintrham, 21; Frank! it illiasr.s. 24: Frank Mack. 21: i ' illie TraymiiVi. 21; C\ G. Hunter1 ; Wallace Griffin, 20; Jesse ! ^ irtsoti. 20; Otis Cunningham. : ; Anderson. John A Brown, j ua : Maurice I.. Dixon, 18; Colum- j 1. ?Karl lliiflie<. ;> ?; Frank A." *?yti. 2">: George Fogan, 22; Le- ~1 y. Gainey", 22. Marion. Arthur j (JK, Crawi'oid. 18; Andrew. S. Mohirter. 20; Lancaster. Clifford ; $ right. IS; Mood Gibson, 22; 1 dgeway. James \V. Cooper, 20; | Iward V. Gray. 10; Hemingway, j Hi >hon Willie 22; Harold J. Young i |H ; Brown Raymond. 20: Lcroy Ai 2T2 eming. 21; Raman Ycrren. 23; it'ner Benjamin. 23: Georgetown j Bfi B?|"'W j Hon M| |-j phoi iWKm ^^il'v^I . C ? ?C* :-m P7^ Hp ^ !>.. t 1 j !ian |g F f " " 1 Ora V ^ Clic r tight ami ready / en^ ? j j> netl c. Your tires cliecked . Spa switched around to r out .of them. This is tant right now?to ^ r in service for tlie / ne on in. Right this t . s getting close!" HON...USK IT WISELY. CD SHORTENS THIS WARI ? . v& i 5S0 f U ffi <f 4 an) SEALER ' ' Be. msm#?*" ? c ,is ! A VES WEAR f? r boi mr Times a Day (Tu ire on oui so Reporter Station WIS .net t dm JERSEY 2 ollege; - jjl 1L I ^ | "AT* BBnoeen .? IT LOOPS, - ..-?I TO 16 INCH >TJ9tf~rWWA,ST TH CUPFS ? JINSEAM MEASURE* wwinl V/ITH $M.1P 1 J 'ujiyCUi&*?? fror*t or ii<uA ?c$e from thcJfi FABRICS and COLORS bardines, Serqct, Twuds, Shadow and, Stripsi..... PI*idi *nd Solid Colort.in ck, 8tuc, Brown, Tern, 7en I, Green and Gra if. ker T. Pratt. IS; Grady Ford, 22; Fred A. 'Lifcried'jjc, 22; unci-, ilie; Jasper 11. Dulais, IS \ Adams, 18; Allj*y M. Stei.?, 18; Ruftin. Ruby II. Rish18; Fellon V. Harris, 10; aks. Ksau Rivers. -27; SamI.. Smith, 18; fckummerton. [> Cooper, 18; Harold L. Ilid18; Krvin Hcthupe, 32; John Li; .Mannim.- Isaiah Fnukl". .Major Francis, 18; Moncks ICl". Jesse 1.. .Harris. 1 AiU Mace ? Jenkins, 18, Bolton. t~E. Quinns, 20; Calhoun Falls, mas I'. Crawford, 21; Honea i. J. E. Scott, 18; Starr, mas Richardson, d.'l; Beaufort mas M. Frasior, 18; Cross, thington A. Robert, 18. James it. Alnlionso Jenkins, US; Rus lvillo. Johnny Burgess, 18, or; Woodrow (Boner. 21; St. the-jvs. Charles A. Holmes, 10 Pleasant, lien ' . Soabrook Wadmalaw. Timn.-s Wilson, 18: Cheraw. William Hodges Canadys. Francis Robinson, Myrtle Beach. James A. (lore <; [.oris. Joseph InahinetR fSlandtun. Willier Williams, It-rboro. Ager ('. Tavlor, 19: nve. Walter L. Walker. 20; jington. Benjamin .Baykin, 18 tsvilku? .lames-C. McCall, 22; on. Maston Melveear, :fl, HaMurray Thomas, 18; Lake Jesse Walace, Jr., Johnson *. Paul Rabb, 18; JenkinsWhite Gary, 19; Camden, lie MeKnight, Bradley. Wili Moultrie. 18; McClellanville. liam L. Bryant, Jr., 18; Bentsville. Seymour Williams, 2d uiria. Lemuel Felder, 18; Lniaii .U'ilhert .lull n ^<11^ 18 ngeburg. Tracy Johnson, 19, i. Pitts A. Bowens, 18; PirkJames A. Williams, 25; Ben tsville. Willie H. Gyter, 18; rtanburg and Joe E. Ward, 17 le* Rock. tlumbia AME Conf. ids Annual Session I Resolutions Adopted For Return of Bishop Flipper DR. T. J. MILES AND DR. 1. W. WILBORN ENDORSE! By \V. R. Bowman Jnion, No". 3?The Col um bis M. F. conference closed it lual session here Sunday a thol church with a strong Ordi tion sernicm by Dr. \V. W. Har , of Chicago, a former Soutl rolina hoy. More will said a it this sermon later. In fac r write-up of this conferenc ivities, its visitors, its candi les and of Bishop Flipper wil pear in next week's issue. Strong resolutions were adopte clflg for ttle return of Bishop J t 4 )at., Nov. 6 \ntisdel Fie 11 S. Flipper another quadrennial; jtho endorsements of Div IV- J?-, | Miles for the bishopric and Dr. I. > W. Wilborn for the church cxten~ "story; ???- ? Bishop Flipper in his final-rer . marks thanked the ministers and . laymen and then read the following appointments; APPOINTMENTS ?_| Assignments 1 Columbia district, W.B.L. Clarke presiding elder; Bethel station, R. 1 J. Jefferson; Emanuel station, J. C. Bates; Chappelle station, E. li> [ Ruberson;? Stover, J. D. Brown; jDoubh? Branch,'Cunningham; | Lexington, I. O. Simmons; Saluda I C. A. Dunlap; Irmo, C. A. Dunlap |Little riMountaln, H H. Redmon; Broad River, N. A. Rice;'Calvary, ( A. A. Aniaker; Edgefield, S. J. I Johnson; Bishop Memorial, H. B. ZpBufleiv Jr i Jiock" Hi'll, J. G. Lyl brand; Young chapel, M. W. JackI son; Countsville, W. W. Williams | Johnson, Henry Mickens; PineGrove, A. J. Jackson; Conference Evangeli , W. E. Lee; District |-Evangeli.-ts J. M. Williams and j P. P. Bu: t. Newberry district. O. C. Dunlftim --presiding elder; Mrller chapel, B. P. Sumnler; Shiloh, H. S. Smith; St. James, K. L. Moore; -Provi? c'.ence, J. E. Dixon; Silverstrcet. J N. Caughman; Mt. Hebron, W. , R. Bowman; Hannah, T. E. Robinson; Newberry, W. S. Young; Wateree, J. P. Curry; Litgsey, David Boyd; Zion and Ti-anquil, E. B, Boyd; Peaks, J. W. Wovtz; Whitemine, J. D. Abney; Roek Hill J. B. Davis. Spartanburg district, T II. Add^__ son, presiding elder; Greater Trin ity; J. M.Dawkins; Trinity, W. M. M:Daniel; Bethel, B. J. Finklea; Wayman, A. B. King: Eastern, I. S. Burr ell; 'White Hall, W. M. Brown: "Shady Grove, C. B. Cook; Mt. Zion, C. C. Mcllwai'n; Little White Hall, J. M, Dawkins; Tay- | lor chapel, H. T. Summers; Pairview, W. S. Trezevant; St. John. ' S. E. .Martin; New chapel, J. H. Baton: Free Hope, H. H. Garmohy . Ridgeway, J. C. Hilton. Lancaster * district, W. J. Robinson. presiding elder; High Hill, R. A. Young; St. Phillip, T. H. Wca- J litersf Bethel. P. P. McFarland; ; " -^tr''"_!">art?T:?S. " MartifiT ?Btwtrr chapel, T. F. Curry; Willow Grove I i W. 11. Walker: Blaney,-C. K Fraz-I ier: Wedgefield, F C. Laws; Mt. J Airat. R. E. Tavlor: Mill Creak, "J. II. Iluriouirh: St. James, T. II.-Ringer: Jacob Mission, Eugene Martin; Shady Grove, P. W. Davis i WAVERLEY ESSO STATION 2202 TAYLOR ST. PHONE 9518 ITrtiirv O .A YT ??<:i I ~ until iTiiuiu^ni I Sundays 9" A.M. until 6 1*.M. ; Nonessential Gas t'scis 10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. . Expert Lubrication, Washing and Simonizing QUICK TIKE SERVICE ANYWHERE IN THE CITY CAMPUS . LUNCH 1 2200 TAYLOR STREET PHONE 9518 G^o od ' Food Pleasant Surrottndinirs Open from 8 A.M. until Midnight MEAL TICKETS FOR SALE Jasper Caldwell, Prop. Madam PAULINE PA L MI ST?LIFE R K A1) EK uuaramees 10 rceaa i our Entire Life Calls your Sweetheart by name. Readings on all affairs or life. \ Prices in reach of everyone White and Colored LOOK FOR TRAILER Madam Office on Meeting Street next to Johnny Fowler's Lunch City of West Columbia I LEEVY'S FUN Undertaking and Embalmir j LADY ASSISTANT AMBULANCES < ANYTIME ANYWHERE R Superior Equiptaw * Superior Service I ?SLOGAN? LOWER PRICES 1, fto peiierving Poor Ref fined | 1831 TAYLOR ST: COLUMB ( #> ' ?, ?t * Saturday, November 6, 1943 at 8 P. M. ld~Ad.99c _ FOR RENT FOR RENT?2 'Large Furnished THURS.-FRID AY-SAT. 8AGKGRQ1XND TO DANGER With GEORGE RAFT SYDNEY GKEENSTREET and BRENDA MARSHALL nm"11""111"" MONDAY and TUESDAY tE" Wednesday and Thursday "YOUNG AND WILLING" Friday and Saturday * ."HIT THE ICE" ___ ! mmnmmmmmmmmmm SHOWING THtJRS.-FRI.45AT. "OKLAHOMA KID" Starring HUMPHREY BOG,ART JAMES CAGNEY Brown's Lunch Room 1014 LADY STREET Good Home Cooking A Specialty Prompt and Courteous Service Reasonable Prices Open Each Day Until Mid night. ^ Waverly Unknown Lunch Room _ __ Courteous Service ^ Reasonable Prices Mrs. Rosa Davis, Proprietor 2349 Gervais St. Phone 2-7890 ANNIE WORKMAN BEAUTY PARLOR OPEN DAILY Telephone 6189 1825 Taylor St. Columbia COLUMBIA'S NEWEST AND FINEST NIGHT CLUB THE SAVOY CLUB LOCATED ON THE OLD WINNSBORO ROAD Miles from the City Limits of Eau Claire. The Savoy Club was formerly known as the Palmetto Grill. _Sea Foods, Chicken and Steaks ? A Specialty. We cater to Private Parties and Clubs Mrs. Lula E. Niles. Proprietress Poro Beauty School l/ioatoil .t oim >nn -? ? ? ^ wuva>vu >1 tllll ITllllWUUf] AT* BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling Crofjuinolling. Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicuring, Massaging, Hand Molding, Anatomy and Electricity. PHONE 5687 C Annie M. Pope T. Malorre, Pre*. Wilbelniina C. Pope, Instructor Ke??aog8ceacew??^?C8Cga?MC808CK8a IERAL HOME I. S. Leevy, Mgr. nr* ' r PHONE J361t mmmmmrnrnmrnMrnkmrn -t . * <4

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