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r Saturday, November 20, 1943 FOOTB PERSONAL MENTION i MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Lucy Dewault has the hnnnr of announcing, the marriage of her duughter Isabell Reuben ft to Rev. T. M. Dixon of Hartsville, South Carolina September the twenty-fifth Nineteen hundred and forty-three BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT and Mrs. James Mintz, Jr. fl^K)rangeburg, S. C., are happy c^^nnounce the arrival of a son James Taylor Mintz, Sunday, No? n TCiliUtT I . Mrs. Mintz is the former Mis? Margaret?Elizabeth Wuudard of ? Columbia. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis an<^ sor TmW. and Mr. and Mrs. Wade 'olackwell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Herbert Hammond ir Spartanburg: and attended ser. vices at Macedonia church. Mrs Hammond tire church organist rer dereda beautiful- musical pro ^? gram. Also visited Mr. and Mrs Joe Farr Blackwell and seen the new arrival, little Betty Joe. borr November 5th. Relatives and friends were dc lighted to see Private William MrClain, of Camp Robinson, Little Rock. Ark., who was in the city spending his furlough with his t mother at 1230 Harden street. \ Mr. Benj. F. Martin the young est-Son of Rev. S. E. Martin, 312f Asylum road, left October 29th tor the Navy Training school,, lo cated at Bain Bridge, Md. ~~ ? HOME ON FURLOUGH SiSgt. Earle W. Williams an*1 Wife visited relatives and friends at. home, S'Sgt. Williams is ai -- Camp Breckinridge, Ky. He -is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Vordova. Mrs. Ruth Wil lh?ms is the daughter of Mr. and """ Mrs. H. F. A maker of Orangeburg, S. C. t PATTERSON AND BABNETT ' VISIT SOUTH CAROLINA , . ' . J"1-. F. D Patterson, president of TjpkegCe Institute and Claude A. elrriett of Chicago, director of the Associated Negro Press, were visitors in the state, Wednesday and Thursday, calling at the offices af the Palmetto Leader on the latter 5day. Dr. Patterson and Mr. Barnett jvho hold appointments as special . assistants to the United States Secretary of Agriculture, visited the General Agent of the Farm Credit Administration at the Feder al Land Bank here and the Regional Administrator of the Soil Conservation Service at Spartanburg, whii# in South Carolina. The two ?men v.*o have visited every county in the south in which there are as many as 5D0 colored farmers, have presented a comprehensive progam to the Department of Agriculture, looking toward making available to Negro farmers the variois services of the department. They have nresented their plans to the state administrators of each southern state and sought their cooperation before presenting their findings to Washington. Their conferences in Spartanburg and Columbia were for the purpose of securing additional places for trained Negro Agriculturists in the professional side of soil conservation. In Coh mbia they r.re seeking to have the benefits of easy and long term credit brought more definitely to Negro farmers an/1 if So nw/1 /va/1 f V* o f t- V? /-? L w i?7IU It 1*5 UUMCIBIV/WU UIlrtL bll^y I lit V U Aommended Negro personnel foi mftt purpose. Roth visitors expressed themselves as being eminently pleased with their conferences in the state. State Negro Leader Harry R. Daniels accompanied them during their stay in the state. In Spartanburg at the new USO auditorium, at the invitation of County Extension Agent Bunch, of the business and profesHil men of Spartanburg and adorning counties, met Wednesday afternoon to hear addresses from Dr. Patterson and Mr. Barnett. In Columbia tHey were the house guests of Dr. and Mrs. D. K. Jen kin*. GREEN LEAF SAVINGS CLUB ^The Green Leaf Savings Club t^nnet at the home of Mr. Samuel Williams 920 College St. The meeting was opened by singing the theme ?r>ug "What a Friend We Have In Jesus. Prayer by the Presrdent " ?Mrs; " 'ema Rttv. A selection?by Mrs. Frances Taylor. Bible verses were recited by all. Then a selection which brought the- devotional to a close. The minutes of the last was .read. After finihing the old ' und new business the roll was caiip<i by Rev. L. C. .TenVins. pastor of Uhion Baptist Church. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Tenia Ray ClAA CJtrf.ot WW VUKV^C UVI VtV. Mrs. Grace Hodge, Secretary LB 1 |jf?. Tama Ray, P/aaitl^nt ^ lALLS!! i Brilliant Empress Of The Dance W 1 *:. ;< '' 1 KATHERINfc UuNIIAM brilliant empress of the dance who moves her ''Tropical Itevue' troupe out of the Martin Becl< V-atre on Broadway Novetnhei L 13 to make doom for another atduring the present boom seasor in Gotham is forcing Miss Dun . ham to take her show on the road (ANP) i TURKEY FOR SOLDIERS )N TH A N K 8(11 VINtr" A^Llntifu ha Vr>i- 1T, I?'~ ing tp be turkey with tnmniin's 01 Thanksgiving I'ay, November 2"> i for the soldiers at Army posts am . amps in the southeastern states ?and there'll be no skimpy help . ings. Prepared menus, released todaj , it Headquarters, fourth Servict r Command, show that- there'll b< ( 100 poinds of turkey for everj IUU men ?and a pound of turkej s not a lunchroom sandwich slier of meat in any language. I Neither -will the boys be exact t iy. starved at breakfast on this holiday. For the morning meal? ust to whet their appetites for TTu Dig reeu at noon tney u nave Oranges, dry cereal, fresh milk not cakes, bacon, toast, butter i sirup and coffee. And the mess sergeants are gong to leed them in the evening .. just like?thy .hadn't?haiL_a, JaeltjusinV meal at .noon?"-and rt \von'1 be turkey hash. That'll come la.er. For supper they'll have: Coid " cuts, sliced cheese, polatu?cakes ei't over vegetables, bread, butter, peanut, butter, cocoa. Here's _the juenu lor. that Thanksgiving Dinner, traditional w vent--in the Army: Fruit cup Roast turkey with dressing an<! gravy cranberry sauce Mashed potatoes buttered pea? Corn Toipato and lettuce Crisp celery Assorted pickles K Hot rolls Butter .. Pumpkin Pie Apples Grapes Candies Nuts Coffee HANDY MEN: The Vagaboi featured guests during an observt father of the "blues," during F November 16, at 11:05 p. m. CWT. will be compositions of Handy. SGT. JOHN T. RH.EY. BARITONE, ENTERTAINS WELSH Introducing songs of America to thousands_of Welsh people ant. receiving tremendous ovations a( 2ach recital is Set. John T. Riley, Neg' o" baritone of ;toio West Ham f' cock* street, Detroit. Mich. r- Tha?Welsh are an extremely liusical people themselves; th'eTi , .hoirs out of th coal mines and | from the hard-plowed field have thrjlled many American service meh with their rich, traditional - ongs. Tlieir warm hospitality "has also won the hearts 'of Amer ici'n soldiers. Sgt. Riley's unit arrived in Wal r *.i A i? 4: ? r A I i.n |t:s ilA/rii put; (R'suicitluri ui AIHHNH having, helped to build the Alcnr 1; highway. Enroute to Britain the\ -topped in Clayborne, Louisiana '1 .tnd then went up to Arkansas & j Arkansas to fight the floods. I By day Sgt. Riley operates * 1 (riant bull-dozer, tearing awaj earth for foundations of America! ' jampa?being built At u xecxuxL \ ' " ? tOMECOMING-B< Ved. Night, Nov. 24, ion of Parents of T< THE WAKI). SINGERS OF PlIfLADELPHil A AT UNION KARTIST CHURCH SUNDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS Mrs. Gertrude Wajal and Daugh ters. of Philadelphia, nationally - know singeis, will appear in ttnr lity for a week's engagement, be ginning Sunday night at Union Baptist church. They will also Sing at Union Baptist church on Monday night. The programs will j begin each night at 8 p. m. Tho^e -p+a- o heard?them -before?know?atrcat is in store for all who attend. Oh Wednesday night they will . appear at Ladson Presbyterian church; ar.d on Friday night at Zion, Baptist church. INlrs. Julia Glenn is sponsoring ges here. *? <k'ii St. USO News i , In observance of World Fellow' ship Week, Nov. 14-20, a very ; interesting discussion around that subject was held at the Harden . St. USO on last Sunday. Corporal | r"George Murphy, former instructor i at Allen University gave the au dience an optimistic outlook as he . related instances to prove that a World Fellowship is in the making. The audience was greatly imTVf 1...'.. \ 1 ?/i voovvi ?lll i-V/J/1. -1V1.UI fJliy n U1UUU knowledge of the present world situation and the events which led led up to it. 1 Foster was presented during the > music appreciation hour; Misses ' ' Herndoil, Washington and Primus 5; of the Allen University Choral 'I Group leading the group singing. I A delightful time was had b y 'those who had dropped in-for the [ afternoon as. they joined. in sing; ing Swanee River, Old. Kentucky Home and other works of?the , famed composer. Armistice Day was celebrated I by a party on Thursday and a ' j large dance on Friday night. A large crowd was present each time-and the -238th Swingsters ; | were -at-Ahei^best on Friday nite. I The Harden Street USO Council planned big things in their ' j last week's meeting. This group . I will meet again Thursday, Novem , her 25, at 8 p.m. The public is invited to the Vesper Program on Sunday at 6 ! p.m., and to the activities of the I j entire day. SPECIAL PROGRAM AT THE II VETERANS HOSPITAL SUN. i , The regular second Sundays' pro gram was rendered at the hospi-! tal for the veterans which they all I enjoyed very much*. Those on pro gram after the devotional period:! Mr..' Koben McDaniel, Mrs. Hani naFT Cook, little Miss Dorothy Davenport, Rev. J. B. Johnson i brought us a message which we all enjoyed. Three of the veterans acting as spokesmen for their i group. ~r Mrs. Julia Glenn, sponsor v "''W '.W '? M.UII ?II I ' \B is nds, Negro novelty quartet, will be mce of the birthday of W. C. Handy, toy Shield and Company, Tuesday, All rvMicioil , , ?^ U ^ ^ ^r> IUa 4^.IA iuuoitai uuiiiucia uii uic ui uauittDi pace by his engineering unit. Bynight, in cooperation with Army Special Service and the American Red Cross, who arrange his sched uk? of tours ?n churches, socia halls, homes and other festivals ' lie sings to the Welsh people. They thrTTT to such powerfully >ung numbers as "Ballad foi \merieans" and applaud time:,an<' time again for the songs of Ste I phen Foster. ! ?Sgf. Riley sang at the opening of the American Red Gross clul ' that served his unit while they were on the A]ean job. "That clul) was The Best thing that ever happened to us lonely men in Alaska and I can't wait to sing > 'it the dedicatory program of one 1 of the clubs over here," he sgid. ' The Sergeant didn't have* long , to wait, for by the time this > reaches nrint a elnh Will have hppn iii operation, supplying the men i with American-styled food, Amerr 'can magazines umf nespapers and 1 other services. > .Sgl, Kfley attended Howard uni * THE PALMETTO I )OKER WASHlNGTi 1943, at 8:15. Specia ornado Players. Pri MOTHER \NI) ORI I w ' ' " j.'"'''l*'^^4 ~~ , 1 . 4, . '?*?? -All graduates and former stu. * * dents are asked to meet and bring pw?( your annual sum of $5.00. We are very busy planning the Turkey dm ? aer. The homecoming game Will ' be Coulter versus Butler high of . Hartsville, S..C. We want you to \ -he. here but_if?you can't come mail your $5.00 several days before then. n? C. CHAS. COLE. President aay 324 Second St., -'Vn Cheraw, S. C. *iei i C'-LTpRE CLUB NEWS na< The Culture club under the effi- ;jor cient 'eadership of Mrs. Belli jA Vincent is enjoying phenominal ->uccfess in carrying out its pro- ^jk gram. The sale, of the Wilkinson p Home calendars is steadi.y in- . creasing, and the Turkey Raffle /ja tickets are in great demand as Thanksgiving .draws nigh. The dub through its vig'lant commit" H lee sent a letter to the members I of the City -Council commending I them unon the nrecautionarv mea- 11 1 "sures they had taken to safe guard the youth of the city and request ing that Negro nolicewompn he . _ i appointed to protect our schoo' hildren at hazardous street cross ings just as the white children lire protected. A ietter of appreciation was.also sent the Reverend J. W. Jackson, pastor of the Firs! Presbyterian Church. Shandon, fo> the democratic a n d Christlik'1' <tand which he took ip a recen't sermon dealing with ra:e rela- i tioTisr ?: . ?:? - ?' ? All of the club meetings have been unusually enjoyable and wellittended. Not only have the hos esses paid especial at'ent'an * 'he comfort and pleasvre of theb ruests, but the program commit ee has seen to it that some thine >T interest Fa" happened asid >om the business. We shall loner remember t h < !elightfuF meetings with Mrs. R V. Roulware at Benedict college lames and a delightful repast dimaxed?a?most enjoyable?see ? on. Mrs. Jessie Cooke of 2221 Gerais St. was OUT hostess at the* November meeting. The highlight f this meeting wn: the most enoynble ami inspiring talk made y Mrs. R. V. Beard, director of e Harden Street USO on "Ree--ration Among Soldiers". One an easily under- tend the eminent cress that Mrs. Beard rs having fho tip,v>"n U90 after -hearing Ror sr>?ak so exnertlv and enthusiastically upon her work. Delightful salad and ice courses were "served at the close o f this meeting by our very gra' ious bos tess, Mrs. Cooke. At the next meeting, which will be held with ( Mrs. L. Hope, 2020 Heidt Stre"t. i the winner of the turkey will be I .nntou.wd. ' ^f?a\ ^LM?.? \ _ z ?MRS. LORENZO HARRISON A NTT" both ;t mother and an ordained minis n, horn on October 5. The father, L in Cleveland with her grandmother, ng God. Varied types of showers are versity where he-was a voice* ma'/ <?;or; he plans to continue. Ftis sing- ( ^ ing career after the war. <j?| pvt. maggie e..chiles ?hu huachl'ca. arizona assigned to fort !?Fort des- Moines, To.?Pvt. Mug L(^* gie E. Chiles of 231 A East Boad )!er I St.. Greenville, S. C?., rs included in j the group of Negro members of i?~ys the Women's Army Corps assign- A ed to duty at Ft. Huaehuca, Ariz, r She' received her \VAC training Fort Des Moines, la. Ttfiv ed (coulter junior college i alumni called to meet thursday. nov. 25tii EADER )N vs. MATHER 1 Features: Crowni ces: Students 30c; S ?A INED MINI ST K It . I' 'Jv 'fjl , :""v' ' WMl V ' V-f: y ' JS|.- '**- ?' ^ V DAUGHTER Mrs. Lorenzo Hari ter, is pictur-ed here with her da orenzo Harri-son, 17, is now in t Bishop M. L. McLeod Jewell, over being plann-ed for her daughter. [1ENDLY 14 SOCIAL CLUB i he club met, at its usual hour] rsday night and went through I devotional part as usual after ch the president took charge. _ minutes were read and receiv- J1" Reports from lhe~ suppers J" e received which was pleasing. ">0 Saturday night, November 20, tei L. Scott wrii give a slippei j the "Club at the home of Mrs.j lie Mae.Cherry,-1002 Heidt St. is inviting her many friends . :ome out and have a grand ^ the club. Sec., Mr. G. W. McDaniel Pfes., Mr. George Brown " - fa E SOUTH CAROLINIANS ilH 3MOTED " wt Angelo, Texas: ive South Carolinians, members : :he 360 th Aviation Squadron at I l>' San Angelo Army Air Field . e received promotions'" accord-j to announcement made yester- eJ" by i_ oi. ueorge M. rainier, "v imanding officer of the bombar- f"' ha ney are: Corporal William"; ef' nn of Spartanourg, who was le Sergeant;" Private First Clr?s?iff; ies Clinscales, of Iva, made f(> poral; Private George E. Berry jn branchville, made Private First ss; Private William H. Price, of . ;en, made Private First Class;, Te vato Earnest McCain of \ Hi Hamburg, mane Private First j BUY YOUR C n a one v. ni\uj WE HAVE A GOOD ASSOI LOOSE CARDS lcto 10c SILVI ACADEMY,CAM] ing of Miss B. T. \\ lolfliers 30c; Gener \t of 13 7 (ANP) || rison, who at the ape of 13 is !g lighter, Naomi Acquilla Harriso C he army. Mrs. Harrison lives ^ seer of the Church of the Livi o C ; j c MnnMew t r J MADAM WK1DHT f t PALMIST c c imous Header and Advisor. Not C . T? J 1 /> T - C rr?r i uu<t\ aim mine iuiniirrow. i? ok for Name. Seventh l)augh I C r of the Seventh Generation. 10RN WITH P01.RLE VEIL ft ? i S _ This lady arrived in.-5iour ' ? yi town to do pood for the * WW public by her wonderful ly "yi#powers in reading tTfe" k|# history of one's life; also o feX gives advice on all affairs $ of life, such as loVe af- ? irs. business matters. family <D airs, wills and divorces and ist everything pertaining to theip difire of one's life. iP Don't fail to see Madam Wright ;? is been in your state and coun- ( P 9 years. There are lots of read-Mg s getting placed in your town, p ad a in Wright is.'the only read- g that, has a diploma for her p >rk. Don't get fooled and go to P e wrong place. Madam Wright ? s an office for white and color P Sh-) doesn't fail. ? Madam Wright doesn't do bus- p ess" through mail; >ou will have P pay her a visit, if you want q formation. O O Permanently located in Studio mts on Meeting St., on l\ S. | _ ighway No. 1, at City Limits, 1 n 'IT I HRISTMA^ ^ ; : 1 - NOW j miRNT ON DISPLAY BOXED 4 i Assortments 10c to$l ER'S i "*7 -~r f ' -r _J! / ' ? ' DEN, S. C. B1 r.; Presenta- ( al Adm. 60c. KLKKKATKK Til Klli I WKNTIKTH ANMVKRFAKV m,. ... .1 v.- > -p,.. I ' TOT West 120 Str-it X.Y City i'br >< ' i'hi t ' :?fi?i'* < > S'.ni I: v \ 1 ,--t T.l'.'l."! u .. i I.. ::;i '' ;! } ? .?. \\\F; <? >? of ? iro-'t i!< 1' > i|r:?r*r. < ' > V v . i> \ <.,i ;>.n Mm- : > " IS r > >.. T.'ii-ll't '"< ' II" I ' 1 T" ' '> '! i.-i'c! .? (;!. y 'r,U!< r \v:i< si-rvi il. The '!irr?n t ; i: -;- " m"* I'i'ViT . (<> I:T ;l j'. !'.P k. \ ' "I.I '' inn '11cr-siiu;. y ;i\ c: iiii'i- I iW'i'lK. turn |? /' ci'ii-'. imliili. orair . 1 --t -i t,.:i:;ito o .! > , ;ttnl nt rolls. For lii'ssi-rt. icmon u.i \\ iMi I: . .1 .-at ol. I ItOM' U 'iO ( !! 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