The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 20, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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'W MINP AN^P H-t AUT CAN SE ' ;' Note:?Don't worry needlessly . . . win n nnd you feel the need oJ guidance, ami .A i>lease write. Your problem will be uualyr : clipping Of the eolumn?With vnur?lot'er ABBE'S 1944 INSPIRATIONAL RKAI-iN free n personal letter (tt sound and const, tions. Please send n stamped (3c) cnvcloi your full name, address and birthdsite to confine your problems wjthip the realm of THE ABBE' WAL Care of The Palmetto Leader, 13!n A R. A ? Ac'l wiito thin Intti-rr I'm hoping you'll hp able Id In l)i I Jill- Hcllvp SOUH'tllinrr thai lv.'lllv I seems to be a problem -to me. My j husband is' vyry good to mo and | " lie gives me at! his cheek. but h< | refuses to go down the street with | me or take me any place, lie; u?ays he loves me. is hc-trou nr me or not ? "Answer?Vour Tiusband has the strange notion that a woman's place is in the home. You are _v partly to blame for his old l'ash, -onedideas. Rv voui- own stayU-honte habits you have lead him j .tr -believe?thntr~ynu are htrpynrsH :ooped up in your own ljttle.kit h-> w' in. Now, you can lead him out j[ this attitude bv really "diking ' yourself up" whenever you go to] Tor beauty and if you spruce your velf tin and keep yourself neat and] { trftn he will take pleasure in hav ?;?iViR yo.u join him on, the?uw- night -iie does go out. However, if you ? ' traipse?along?uilli him?looking | - - like n tramp . . . you can bet your bottom dollar he will go back to liis Iorrc wolf habits. A. M. "A".?My girl has a nice time am- very nice clothes to weai out dor t like staying at home. ^ . I let her go to a show at night 1 and hope she will come home af~ upwards hut she "afn-s out phinight. Is she just womanish to Bureau of Pyb \ WlNNEllSTn a recent post chi Army >Adr Forces Basic Training ( Carolina, were these members of ;kneeling: Corporal James Pendleto Aquila Austfti, Chicago, Illinois, and Georgia. Standing: Private Thoma ware; Corporal Williqfp J. Mitche Corporal Brockman Schumacher, St. Air Forces). _ ??ROBERT SMALLS HI SCHOOLj \ Beaufort?The Pa rent-Teacher association of Robert Smalls me' ' Wednesday afternoon, November. 1U, 19^3 with Mrs.1 Mamie Wilson, president, presiding. The nv ing opened by singing Onward ' Christian Soldiery -prayer .by .Mr.j . - t,. H. G. Fisher. i;j ' During the business session minutes were read and approved. Muclr new and unfinivhed bus'.- . pess was discussed. The roll was called, each mem-1 ler responded briefly w ith a Bible Verse and dues. We then adjourn-' Jd until next Wednesday night at o'clock. V American Education week was ! observed fittingly at the school. 1 ?addition?tn?regular (-lnssroonr ictivifcien centered around the daiiy themes during the, en tiro week, <f sperftl feature; assembly program 1 Was presented in tlie school audi- j tjbrium last Thursday morning, ' . November dlth "und*t the'leader- 1 \\- Aip of Miss Alice Washington. | -4? - The program .consisted of songs i and, winding. At the close of the gfrfr projrra/n. Mr. George MeCauley a IgC member of the ninth grade pre| Div senjed a gift to the senior class EC getting necessary First Aid Room in ra. have in,..charge, ightod to have Mr. a fornjer student and is now in the p gave a few re, N WHEREIN THE TROUBLED EX ^COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE your mind i.s wciyiited do.. :i with worry the .counsel of an imdorMaridinir fri nd id in the-paper fr o'. . . .up' ineliide a I'or U "i r v ilo reply" ^vi 'l title TTTr IG. With each Heading. you will ro'civc ruc-tive advice aiuily/.ing three (Hi uues lie for your eoul'di r.tiul reply, and sign till letter*. Kxpl.ain your case fully and reason. Write t ? . . . LACE SERV4C& ^scmbly Street, Columbia, S. C. mm 1" 1 i ti? I(i'*11 111 y iuiiir?silly iiilit? ' AtlSWl'l' Km!' otic tiling I AVO'.l! I o't\ Li'. " l V'l ;? MW.iy m::'. :he little Uiir.eh .site i mis titii.tifi not tit 11' h:}.ye ipf fiit'id.' t.tvl n" _oti i?alil rrt he ii. -u. iaLiori with heh Cui'Vctjit group" . n '"rii-ruIS/ ST'e is i-taning-Hi. ? health ry carrying on tin- way she is <lo,ng now . . . unless she get the right treatment soon her eonilititni |im to I'efoiiiu' i ion.-.??? I. I..- I " ;?:n ;i girl of 1 :<u l i nrw -a inm in'i i j u?i; ;t \ iiv'aion. Wh'le on ntv hi 1 met. M-ry intelliuerd ypu'njyj num. lit " saol'ted me 'I i".* 5?o :i'"W :'.lli! ti1.il* I iiii-c r 'u<,v. !li'' eln.im" ! !ii" love -44+t?tui-i?I?low him.?Sin.f?1?have * ecu home whieh tins been abmr i month and a half I haven't heard i word Iron hiin. lie promised a in si ly he mould mrswt r any dot .tors. I have written hint evera' ie'i tf' '?a-nd?eurd . ?i l'i etl?u^. v. i iti!iiv now. Answer "You fitted mealy into id;i.- fellow" . nhins at the time and he enjoyed yuur friendship. Hut yon took. the-utTair seriously and with him it was ad in fun. I Don't w rite any more until Christ mas unless you hear from him . ...ond h'in a uu:d dtirinir th j .I.'.'1 id,'' .'?sm.j^n f(, ] iw 11. \. yo" a ill hear from him i y thill time. ?iui/iuiisiiili liuck meet ncid at the >ntcr No. 10, Greensboro, North the 303rd Wing. Left to right, n, St. Charles, Missouri; Private Corporal Elijah Cooper, Columbus, s W. Stanford, Wilmington, IXda11, Grifidstone, Pennsylvania, and Louis, Missouri, (Photo by Army . ~~: I. M\ i: CITY HK.M S( ?!0('iL I.. I). Pwadlcy, Principal r;.. > : La':.', rp.;. s< kool . di'v in. Jva-i'.g. Ai the ii.d. ux-lhi _ to oath. No'voivd I.."it... . lo'tii <>'' r,t 1 iltui i.to'b-i at'd then, tit- nam* 5 < i litis 1 .( mi exceeded. There are l.-ii munv-itioi,' yi t to enter. A .neck-up is now being made of all hwdrcn v.h'i are rtili out <? 1 School. The attendance tV.r the second month fell of" r, percent from what t was' the lir.-t moii'it of Hetumhi'TTi tY;\i tiled TTTitC 'many parents leave for -work early in re mornintr and sometimes their iiildren h:-t .'--eld.. tu si.ay into, (here are other? who leave honi" foi' school 'out instead spend the day !o;if*tr.' on the street--. The teachers of the school Imve al yady began punishing the students \vh<? stay out on their own accord. Parents are urged not to 1 ernti' their children to r-ttty out without lejjal reasons. Sjrt. Robot Britfton visited the school on Monday and gave some iiitoro.slinir remarks to the upper elates, lie i.; to vrtuin to chapel exercises on Tuesday to speak to the out ho student, hody in the interest of the \\var Kind drive. The school will end its drive for this -purpose next week. Everybody is asked to cooperate so as to nujke things more pleasant jtor our men Tri tTTo armed forces, I } . i rt 0 / SAXON "SCHOOL XKW8 This year we art- fortunate "C ? have liatl installed in nur asseitth !y room a stage. whivh has rnadi it possible for us to institute this year, foi the first time weekly as se+nbly programs. The week just passed. .Americai Kducation Week, was duly ? < !? I>rated at Saxon. Posters in tin halls, motifs on classroom hullo tin boards, and classroom discuss "tons daily 'emphasized Toe?fhe-ptt vis the general theme for th< week?Kdueation for Victory. Tin .etivitics of the week were cli i.uixrd Ly ail?assembly.?prngrnn u;csente?! on Friday by grade foe i' and six under supervision o Misses Roberts and Jackson. J timorous play "The Kdtieativ< xnoclcout" was the central featur " thr program.?-? AM classes of the school onrolloi n the American Junior Red Ccon luring its^Malional enrollment can iTrhrru?Already our activities? tending mainly towards contrihu Tons to be distributed for use a - iiong?rrtrr?st'ivice men?haVe be gun. - ' 'This week miiTlsTs^ TiT vteessing "Book Week''. _v MNKTY-SIX IMCH SCHOOL We have just completed twi successful drives for the Salvn tion Army and the War Relic fen. I , e-i'et" ;t e!y. ? The, pupils -and teachers enntri hut'd as follows:' -.'.iviitinn Army war netiei rim let pi ado . --$ .27 $ . 1' Jml jrrnclo - .27 __ .2' '.ill prade .">2 Ith-oth grades ~ jiiT H 1.1! ilh-7th grades __ 2.10 __ Sth yrado1.00 l.Oi nh prtuie .">5 Aj inth-llth pdados .7o . -.a! I'raehors 1.50 5.51 Totals. .....J $lti.70 $i:;.7i We are always ready to do on tart, in the war effort. The N.F.A. chapter is sponsor np the Silvcrtone .luhilee Sinper if oar town November 25, ly-Ui >:.'J0 p.m. X. T. Bnfffps. principal i;itiii.i:iii:m iikim school l!arnwell?Tile opening so.ia'l a Mefh'leiiem li.'yh school was cp;il. a saccess and was enjoyed l> ; quite a ft w friends and student i on .November !'th. ' I'rof. K. S. Allen attended th< 'association at Rull'in, held will lOeop ( ice!; Ilantist church Novel: her 12-14. Misses Klda I.. Wriplit. T.otti. rave, l.iliie 1'ayton Kirma Tim ter and Mr. .Joe Price all student in tile school i i i p:i v I i > ii. n -spent the week end at home wH! their "pat ents. I.'rv. a hi i Mrs,?Co-nor of Willis ton were very pleasant visitors o their da.'.'hter .Miss Sarah A (.'alter. TRll'MIMI O'lll RCM f?r?v !firvmrSn 11-? m.-.T" . - 1/tuilv ti I (I IIU l.ast Tuesday night the pastoi :i!'t"i!.<'inhers of .tones Taberna vie Holiness church were present villi ii::. lU'V. Ilii ls preached ; . '."t.'iei ij.il sermon. The-- inomhcr: 'V ear i. l>iir- li rallied very nicely i; mi. The Sunday morning discuss mi was very enjoyable. Sunday evening the YPKH me' with a large ' attendance. Sunday light th.e liev. Way of this citv preached to a large crowd. \\'( . ii.*i-t>ad two <?HHrt-f-be-vvitli tt; hat rendered two selections each rhe- Friendly Four quartet wil tig lor us Friday night. Xovem '-er Id. Our pastor is expectei hi the city this week end from his church in Cifcenville Our Women's and Annual eoni(titiuii will convene here Monday Nov. J2. .Mrs. .1, W. En low has returned o the city from I'atesburg when die has. Ik en visiting her ni'ece \Irs. I.aura I Id! Carter Who i s 1:1. The entire church hope hei ; .-ru'l\ UMtMtrV. . .Mrs. A. SmhjK'H'11. reporter TRINITY MAYS Rev. J. N. Caughnuin, Pastor Sunday \vili he our first day for this < .inference yrur, S. S. at us. nal hoar with Sunt. and officer.at the?." .post. Prayer meeting fol lowed lead l.y sister Dewault. A Very spirited lo\< feast and testimonial met-tini* followed. The pa.:' or preached from the text Rom. 1:11. Indebtedness to One Anothr. The pastor extendefl thanks ' r kie.lne-so* during the past oni'eier.ee year. Miss Kliy.a T. Miller is honu loin Washington, 1). sppfitling _;ometiinv _wHh JierTncfenls Mr. and ' .Mis. Jo. Miller. 1 Pvt. Morris Clary of Nashville, Tean., left Thursday for e;<??p .?lu?spuwlirHf?s*mtettme- -wdtbr hfs , nother Mrs. Marie M. Gary aim i 4ratal naients Mr, and Mrs. Jot Miller. I Pftv Mawe Jackson left Sunday for his home Virginia after sj>end. | ng some tone with his parents Mr< i.nd Mrs. Walter Jackson. Mr. Robert Jackson entered tht People's hospital Nov. 15 for tht t placement. of his arm. Wr> for his early recovery. Rev. J. X". Cnuyhman was th? dinner yuest of Mr. ariil Mrs. Kutfeae Melts Sunday afternoon. A nice sum of monev was raised at Trinity Sunday. They alsc fnade a donation to sister Lela Person one of the oldest mcfhber? who has been unable to attend any church for over a year. The neice of Miss Inez Uewault _wa the week end spending snniwme v/ith her mother froir t TI1E PALMET I! AMPTON COl/NTY : S( HOOl. DISTRICT l-'Olr'K --Bt. Augusiitm 'saut? "We my (.ray most wfioo \yo" -s?y least, at we may pray I?as? wigm we sr most". If thatvs truer I'll trjritr say tile least in. the best nupsib Way.. We believe thai we are expres ' at*- f; lly the. sincere sentimen al fill in this group: teachers, p; l lis. parents and other co-worl vis ami v. ell-v. is hers when wo sr its a hearty pleasure to learn i tiii' marriage of Miss Aggie Li Smith. who hag been iui ainiab . ind i llieient tCU^Ber in ljicksvil ?. ehool sriuo tlui beginning of tl y i!' 1L>- n session, tp *-Cpl. Nob c Louden, Oseodo, Michigan. Tl Marriage took place at Ninetv-Si May l;l. 11'Id. Parent? Mr ;l> I Mrs. Louis Smith, Ninety-Six. Mrs. Louden arc very glad tin -?-He has?not left lis yet and?wi tot now having been and still f truly devoted to enhancing tl ? inise of education hi all its pha. .v where she labors. -Mrs.-- Lmtdm-.-wlwir you do drm : necessary to severe youruplif ing relations wi'K lis. to enter int liie noblest sphere. -ofr nohlo w< men's usefulness, take these ei dealing sentiments with you an yours, wherever you fro i i ....I'Mnv thy voyage through lit be as hanpy and free as the dam writes mii the deep blue sea. Ihthlehem church, Karly Pranc .in ........ c?i ' noon, .'J:.'!o o'clock. Dec. 7. to belli U?the j I'.SO. Besides?the pael ^ he oilfivors and members will tl !> II a Hn;uyo'1 ?rer7+-^fTTTT^vj7 i literary and musical prograi > .\ill be rendered by teachers: Mr > Xoble I.eudcn. Mrs. M. P. Bowei LP_lLi-s Q. I*. Adkion. Miss?y_Pem 7 lope Grant. Miss R. M. Hankei _L mi and O. lo-id. Rev. C. A. M' - : rs jet' Reaut'or!. S. P., is the ei 1) ecnied pastor o. f Uethlehci i hurch. \Ye anticipate a succbf .njucially rn. a financial wa; - More anmi. s , O. Rcid. KASLE.Y MAYS The Simpson High school coi :ir.ws its program of answerin tile many calls, that come din in times like these. The Junior IP Cross Roll Call was concluded <i Friday. Ntw. 12. $10.71 was r< ^ ported. a The' New Home Makers Chaptc f Simpson High school gave a .iiU-rcst ng program during tli ~Chapel period on last Friday. Ml i \Y. I . Si . j.,-on the lloine Kcoik pics. teacher, direc ted. Dining the wee!; 15-20 teacluu , '.ml pupil: will participate in t!i . .SO drive. I Ins drive will he fo h \V( (I by I'll.' t hii.lniiK Sn-il i-ili i It is the spirit of the Simpso High s.diool teachers and pupil - -mi., luyk all macs for the rclipi I tug on misery of soldiers or civ inns. - 1 The Roy'Scout program held a -cuiMey M. church was a gran I isri-rj-. 1 nr paraue inuier m . leadership of .patrol?loaders Wh Ham 1 .ot>i?t*r iiiui Clarence.- ..Mar Mile' was very beautifully cxt 1 _cuteil. The Scouts sang well, th following songs: America, Th Scar Spangled leaner, Peal 0 u ihe Watchword and I .ring trig?1 .the Sheaves. .Mis? Kllc-n Aflgoo accompanied at the piano. ? Miss Blanche Hamilton a pr< arc.Msive business lady of Kasle . was superb in giving the We ome- Address, Kev. ('. I). Walke . ..esponded with well chosen word: ^ IZev. K. CI. Clarret the . presiden . af only colored Civic organ iaatio ,n Tlasley, enumerated -some o j the things thc*?"Welfare Club i iorag; purchasing W.ir Bonds > sponsoring" Roy Scout Troop 13C ! giving it'id to the needy: aiding i ?he Christinas >eai Sale, and a! '<> making donations to the sicI The principal address was dc livered by* Mr. Leroy Shelton, ex I ecutive secretary Y for Interru .;1 ti ic11 Muutiiifc. ne in a very schol , ally .manner spoke on the valu of ^coating in shaping the eh.ira tor and building citizenship int the life* of The Man .lust Twelv Years Old. The program was di _-jfectcd bv Prof. A. A. Martii chairman of the Trop eommittei Rev. A. ('. Jones of Spartan burg County delivered two grea sermons at Easley Union Raptis church on last Sunday. s>_ A Victory. Rally ended at Eas ,ey Chapel M. church on last Su j" day night. ?334.17 was raised. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee Bowen are the proud parents of a tin baby boy horn Nov. 15, 1'J-13. GEORGETOWN NEWS B> E. J Ford The friends of Mrs. M. E. ilea v.ill lie sorry Lir leant that she i again- vnry ill in Conway with rei .stives. Mr. Robert Cox. steward an leader of St. Stephen A. M. f ?"hti1111 passu I ;; I home?".Monda i morning. Funeral arrangement ?vero incomplete at this writing. On the first Sunday of thi nonth Bethel ami St. Stephen ha their ?-est the Rev. l)r. Mai oirfeieiKC. He is one of our son <1 whom we are very jiroud. The new conference year lias b iron at Hethel with new life wit l?r. J. M. Jackson. a real pastoi nil th" cooperation! of his enei fret ic officers and tit o of the be* thoirs to he,found any. where. W can also boast of a wide-awak i Sunday school, still being led b '.he matchless Sftpt., Prpf. C,. M Ilenediit collcfg?,*TThe writer'atm" family, were th r Sunday afternoon guests of M t- -ami ..Mirs?Tom Penny. i Miss Necie ffWTMrvton. reportf TO LEADER r&r * jPpj^ iM: j\ boy5 '*' fen n ~ y," TROOP 16.1, ('AMDION ^ The liny SVi)'.:ts 1111't at .Tack-son High School Monday with their *' Scoutmaster Mr. Levy. Fifteen ^ members of the Troop received uniforms at this metting. It nr if.. the..XmQi>. Ydll.bc.JIHi t percent uniformed ^irr the near fu~ turcv We are preparing for the Court of Honor which is to be 11 Id 1111? l.'.th of December. i- W " r;' TROOP l.">7, COLVMBIA Wc> arc asking every member I of Troop 137 to be present next i7 Marian Anderson Agi rj Carnegie; Program N [o ?Nc^Tor^VNov- (ANP)-Marian e. -\ndorson appeared here WednesII day night in a recital in Carnegie V Hall, the seats and standing room i- Nearly a quarter of a century l:?las elapsed -;nn'c . ! every" where heralded that Negroes .'ould neither interpret classic mu^ <ic nor declaim in foreign tongues What few opportunities Negroesgot were blandly confined to spirituals. So that with Miss Ander_ m>h's masterful stroke it is almost i- inconceivable that Caucasian judgement which too many Necrocs are still wont to follow blind|M y could fall so miserably wide oi riie mark! The great contralto, adored by '' tiiousands all over the world [ -pered her program with the light r otoratvra "K'irigfafo lo reggio' i-.,l.<i a .1..: ? .Mm v..uii;i|ii ,1 uuiu ni curia __il ,V(".i p'onse!--As a sequel in the s r.me "roup she sang two 18th canj' linv ;thh of oroativo lyricism: ^ 'yi'viltio -la f'-'punV "Dal pen?dd :i . liiii sr.osa" from ''Yologoso" and : Marccilo s "I! mio hoi foco." There hen f? Mowed four lvn^ht-y rnastcrnieces or the incomparable- Urdhms lt msed on Biblical texts: Vier ernste (1 Jesaenec: "Donn os gchot dthn c ' h'listihen." "Ich wniulte'mich," "0 od, \y hitter" and "Wenn ich mi' Mens chen." t It was in the singing of these i our fatter songs that Miss An erson plainly showed her (h-par71 re from mere Vocal display as '-t 'icrctofore. _Lu_u. rich cmotioival leclamation. And how titling y drat she, a Negro, should intone in lie fourth song the immortal 1 vwa'ds of the apostle Paul on givl dig versus charity in his first letI as it were the falseness of much s of our modern, so-called pliTtan" ill ropy! ' With the singing of "Plus grand [. .inns son obscurite" from Goun|,wl~r c?> i hjw o v^Kivii ul oIli"nil , it occamc ' more and more evident that Miss '* Anderson should next essay an I jperatic role with America's lead e ng opera company. She has sung e n the Metropolitan Opera House 0 ml surely merits an opportunity c dmilav to that of Paul Robeson in j serious drama. ?. After the singing of Sainti Evens' '"La cloche" Faurc's "Nell", 1 "Dans les ruines d'une Abbaye" uul "L'hiver a cesso", Ravel's 'Vocalise", a group of . spirituals n by Lawrence Brown, the late Na'.haniel Dett iuid II. T. Burleigh, I'd the usual encores, the new >ut ingratiating program came tc i <;lose. Despite the wear and tear of .voary years of singing, the great contralto is still "tops". As the ^ voice-thins out, due to the strain [. of exploiting the upper extreme of its range, tlve interpretive as " root of her art surges ever more *7 I Inward, followed hy a group of .ra/nod officers and teachers. ' And don't forget f)r. A. J. .Tonj kins. the busy pastor of St. Stcpht n's A. M. K. church who is ^ really bringing things to pass with ids working congregation. Tie also assisted us in distributing the r0 Palmetto Leader each week to his ^ members. - .. Dr. J. M. Jackson will preach at ._' Rethosda Baptist church Sunday. ^ November 21st at 1 o'clock p.m. for the friendly pastor Dr. T. (). e MillsT One of the qhoirs will acv company him and as many menif hers of 'Bethel as^will go. They helped us*- let's help them. Let's do our bit in the war fund ie drive in helping to ward off that v, much dreaded disease Tubercu_ iosis. The drive?on.?We .ran w all give something )jraw: bQLIXSL^^! ERICA | | t Monday at G p.m. This will be mi|- l!iv:t mooting?with Ollf piCS- ; ent Scoutmaster "Mr. W. J. Gilliam, until after the war. He is 'leaving for the Navy next Tues- _ I day. He has sefved us well and 1 leave vis. TROOP 160 Thirty-one new Scouts have joined our Troop and we are all set to be the best Troop in the Council this year. We want visitors to come in any Monday at 5 ind see us in action. _ ; . siirThrills A Packed" e^-and Ingratiating <i 1 ?" ? | into relief and there is revealed in ever increasing command " of Mirasal mastery. Interpretive ad /ance is by far the safer. Franz Rupp, the accompanist. . i-layed well both wi'th-Aqg^without music and with much less ostentation than formerly, and very ileverly exhibited possibilities in asing duplicate copies of music designed to preclude turning page? Mid missing important notes. ? inner im.i. high school? Ti.opzsy Lee 'Davis, reporter S'.niday was a beautiful day foi all church goers. The Sundav school was good willi all teachers,. . at their- posts. After Sunday school Rev. Jones preached a -old stirring sermon. C'pl. (.icbrge Raiford and Private Tohn Rroadnax were seen on the a in pus last week to the delight of oacnrrs ami ajUulCllla. -? . \\ e wore yhul to see Cnl. (lavd.Ki-. wito and baby Sunday. Al! _ no p i.l 11 ii.'s of health. -kittle Cur? - .oil?Bin?/?ncompanici?them. Mr. and Mrs. Ilighlowor atlend d the Memorial services for^Mrs. arday. ? Mrs. McLaurin stunt the wool: uid in Honriott svillo; Miss Wither poon in- ('oliiir.bi.a; Mr. Wiles in I fartsvi'llo; Misses Holmes ami Wells guest s o? Mr. and?Mrs. Whitfield K rooks. Mr. K. W. liroadnax spent the .reek end home visiting his fanay. We wore glad to greet Freddie Stevens who is in the Navy a t ~"irrrrryrkty-. Armistice- day; {'treat- Hakes, 111. on the campus-Recently we extended happy birthday greetings to Mrs.?B. A. ' 'oil ins. We extend deepest sympathy to :he Squash family in the loss of heir son and brother. Cpl. Willis Watson im-ex-gradu ato of this school- sent.$5.00 to his berth. ?Wo regret that Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond is on the sick list. We wish for her a speedy recovery. The Juniors, Seniors and the N. E. A. chapter furnished an intersting Armistice day program during chapel hour Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hamnpnd of Columbia were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. ,\V. Hammonds. CARLISLE NEWS We- were very sorry to hear thaU Mrs. Lola Boyd' of Union, sister i Mr. Manton, Sims had a light stroke Saturday and was brought to the home of Mr. Sims Sunday by Rev. H. E. Ililliam accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Manton Sims. Mrs. Lula Glenn departed this life Saturday afternoon. She had neen ill for quite awhile. Funeral -ervices were held air Paradise A. M. E. church. Rd Point?Monday flernoon by the Rev. Hilliam. Thefamily have our deepest sympathy. Services were real fine at \\ illiams Chapel A. M. E. 2ion on Sunday. The people seem to enioy Having the return of- their nastor another year. The spiritual part of the service was high. Amount raised $1 TOh was raised on General claims. The 4 church work is starting off fine. On Fiidny evening November 5 quite a number of friends met at the home.of Mrs.-Alma Dickerson to honor* her son Mr. Henry Dickerson at a birthnight party. Thrs was-indeed an enjoyable affair Many games were played and a do licious repast was served. Mr. I iekf-rson received many presents. The birthday cake was beautiful. All expressed themselves as hav. m<r i>n inv/wl t Vw? i?vrnin?r n-n/1 wicn nig Mr. Dickcrson many more Hap py birthdays. Pvt. John A. Sartor who has '.een stationed in Camp near St. Louis, Mo., was home the week .ml visiting his mother Mrs. Mary F. Sartor. Pvt. Sartor is no stationed at the Air Base in Green ille. All were delighted to. see L "im Lime niwl Kinking thn pivtnrn _ of health, d. CONGRATULATIONS Congratulation to the East End vice-Presidents' and1 .SecreTaries' Union. On last Thursday evening, November 4. a wonderful?program ind a delicious supper was served it the Chauffeurs club, in honor of r!ie~"p)esi(lent r;f for winning the drive. The menu consisted o f fried chicken, potato salad, slice 'i.muto, Ritz crackers, pickles and opt tea. We want to-let them ..now we don't have enough thanks to offer them, but we want- to let them know how much we appreciated?being?so highly?honored. Had it not been for the keen interest of the presidents and secretaries, we could not have had such a grand night that will always be in our memory. And if the presidents had won the drive lappy. So we arc thanking you all again because you made us so happy. You backed the attack with that splendid party and when it Acmes our time . we *ill do our beat for yon. Reporter, the High Hatters President.-Mrs. -Julia E. Youngv--? BLUE STAR.CLUB The club met on Tuesday night, November 10 at theffiome of Mrs. nrooKs uiu walnut st. 4 lie nouso was called to older by the president Mrs. Payfovd. Th<> first selection. Its a Better Bay Coming was led by .Mr. Edmonds prayer jy Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. Min^.teH of the last meeting?were read, received and adopted and roll was Called each member responded with a Bible verse and 'ce. Unfinished and new business .vas discussed. We were glad to lave Miss Clara Nlmons from Olar, S. C. vrsit uo and Sgt. Albert N. Bamberg on-1 of our own paithful members who is now stationed at Camp Claiborne. La, We enjoyed a nice talk by him. Visitors arc always elcomc. We want to thank the various clubs rnd our many friends for their cooperation last Friday night at our ringo party which was a success, The closing selection Cod Ro Willi Vou. .was led by Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. Benediction repeated by l)V the president and we adjournal to meet at the home of Mrs. Jones, 120r> Pino street. FRIENDSHIP., A. M. E. CHURCH Dr. II. W. Walter, Pastor Clinton. S. C.?Clinton is on the progressive list. We have another beonsed^agent for the-North t arolina Mutual Insurance company Johnson. She spent a week in in the person?of?Miss?Ruhvc?M, Spartanburg and Union, receiving imiucuuiis uiiu iiunniiuon iuuiig nor for'the job. Eleven-thirty services were very ipproprvate. Oar pastor's message was found Matt. 28:2S. It .vas full of thought and ispiration. Sunday evening: Dr. Walker before, presenting; Rev. Shelton re. fated how well Rev. Shelton had worker with him.the seven years, ro have had his assistance was like a birr brother.*. Rev. Shelton nrcached from the subject Our Knowledge and Our Ignorance of 2d. The sermon was interesting Futurity. Text found A;ts 20:22ind well delivered. A veTI lived life of service, left as a souvenir, nonument. Wo?rinsed the day is better than a bank account or with remarks by Mr. H. L. Alex'inder, thanking the pastor fpr services rendered. We paid our pastor?a salary of over 13 hundred diid forty-six dollars. Defense classes are being con. lucted at Bell Street high by Rip) I. T. W. Minis, Miss Helen Walker .nd Mr. S. T. Ilenry. All interest d persons are asked to please attend. Mr. and Mrs. Alex .Ki'nard, Sr. quests last week included their Mis. Daniel Cameron of Mil; M. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and and Mrs. Alex Kinard, Jr., guests included Mrs. Mattie Kinard cousin Mrs. Azalce Iiunter of Anieri:us, Ga. WOODRUFF NEWS New Bethel Baptist Church. Sunday school at New Bethel was fine as usual. The offering banner was won by. the -seniot class-No. 6, Rev. 0. A. Irby teacher. The Attendance banner remains in the primary class No. Li Mrs. Theada Robinson teacher. After Sunday school several cars motored to Cedar Grove to pay the last tribute of respect to Mr. Goo. Russell Gilfiam of [Washington, D. C. 11c was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gilliam. Besides hrr, parents he is- survived by a wife, one son, four sisters and a host oi other relatives and. friends. Rev. lA. D. Duncan Jr. officiated. Mr. M S Callaham mortician. ?Airs. Theada Robinson and child rcn visited her mother-in-law and sister-in. law in Spartanburg Sat urday. Mr. Chapp Parks and. Mrs Welford Kilgore visited their'\JIi"s'ter Mrs. Lucile Cook of Spartank.r?r.?nll,r Rev. W. S. Diggs of Rock Hill, will preach at New Bethel Sunday and Sunday night, Nov. 21st. Pvt. G. W. Marshall of Camp Lee, Va.. is spendding.hrs furlough with his parent, Mrs. Mattie Gibbs Pvtr. Lewis Gibbs is on a furlough visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gibbs and si'ster. Annie Mae. He is st stationed in Illinois. After spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Deshiolds, Pvt. Taft Deshields has returned to his post in Alabnma. ?v?? ? ?? VTJ Saturday, November 20, 1913 UUHtE HKANCH NEWS. Sunday was a loyoly .day tor church. Sunday scHool openedon time with the Supt-. i?t his post-of duty, and teachers present. Tho lesson was taught thirty mrnGtes. Many helpful remarks were made on the subject. The Missionary club met at'Mr. raid Mrs. Creighton Williams' Wmc Sunday. If was a tavely meeting. Everyone seemed to have enjoyed the discussion, of subject, A Now Heart. MaiaV vi'al points were brought out oy the members, and teachers,^Wc were ,riad to have Misses C. E Wells, Holmes and Mr. Johnnie Clark vis iting the club. Misses C. E. Wells " Ifrid Holmes ~ brought out some wonderful remarks which we en -joyed,?come?again.?After?which a delicious course of fruit ^lad and cake was served. Mr:?and Mrs. James Watson of Mew York City spent Friday nite uiiV Ihfir itUtev Afr and "" " Isaac WiUhyns. .. Miss Ode1 Johnson was the din nor 'truest o' Miss Dorris Pi^BVt. On sick list Mrs. Missouri B^pus. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. S. M. Williams, reporter Itidge Branch School Nbks * J ' We are triad to say that our " -ehool is improving daily in attcn'lance. Armistice day was -ei'vod in our school Thursday. We Mud a short program. We are en1 joying hot lunch, daily; and the "children - are?responding well r n helpingmekcHtTa success. We ire looking forward for a big Thanksgiving program. ? . Perfect attendance for October: . First grade?Beatrice Colman, Connie Mae Colman, Betty Mae Gant't, Joseph Marshall. Second gra<Ic: Ernest Conard, ~ Vera Mao Marshall, lJelons Williams. ' Third grade: I.ila Bland W^alker. 1'jj^hrth grade: Frontis Williams Margaret Corlcy, reporter PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. H. D. HARPER DENTIST Fillings, Plates. Cold Crowns, Rridpes Extraction by Conduction Anesthesia ~ " ! Office Hours: Telephone: 9 A.M. to 7 I\M. 2-0750 709'/2 Main Street DR. H. 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