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Satu'dny, November 27, 1943 SALUDA NEWS Services at the Mt. Enon Bap tist church of which Rev. J. 11. Gaodwltl is pastor was very inter estipe: Sunday. November ?1. The Sunday school was opened the us nil hour by Supt. G. \V. Maynnrd The discussion of the lesson wa led by Mr. Henry Butler. The pastor delivered an inspiring sermon which was en.ioved by all. The collection for the day"' was *50.50. Visitors were as follows: Mrs. Lizzie Washington of Florida an i Messrs Robert and Howard Butler of Newport News, Vn. Also we i are alvyays glad to welcome our visiting friends from the neighboring churches, Branch Hill and fleasant Hill. Green, Messrs William Griffin and George Miles a spedy recovery. A Singing convention was held at the Rock Hill Baptist-, church. Ihe participating choirs were the 0 Mine Creek, Popular Branch and discussion was led by Mrs. Rosa Bush and Mr. Willie James Tur ^eoi We were, pleased toMtave with us' ' Mrs. Annie Mae Minnick of Wash ington.. D.?C? the?daughter of _ Me 7.nnnio 1I?M? . uuimitt IXUllUHiiy Willi US. Onion Hope District The Sunday schoo' was carried out in the usual "order at Brooch llrll M. E. church. The opening exercises were conducted by Mrs. Parnell Culbreath, the primary teacher. The Sunnily school lesson was taught by Mr. Robert Lind >ay the senior teacher. was rendered . by the Silvertone quintet. Our Pastor Rev. J. S. Dial is leaving on the 25th of November " foT Darlington to attend the an-" nual conference. We are hoping tnat he will return to serve us-" again. A large number attended a party given at the Union Hope school [ ,l' *f which Mr. N. \V. Williams is orincipal. Many games were play -;d after which a delicious course n ice cream was served. Cpl. Willie Mack of Alabama is vrsiting his wife and daughter at the- home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace. Saluda High School We?are?glad to -say?that-our school is improving daily in attendance and also everyone seems lo lje enjoying lhe"'fiot~Iunch that ts?nrepared bv the school cook.' -Mrs. Amanda Byons under the su- bervision of Mrs. K. H. Gantt our Home Economics teacher. At the close of the Junior Red Cross drive a total of $25.00 was reported by the classes. The 7th ? grade?raised?the?highest amount which was $7.00. Mr. W. T. v. Gantt, teacher. - t~ LAMAR NEWS Last Sunday was indeed a high day, and one of the most eventful - of the year. The church school under the leadership of Mr. E. J.. Jeffery, Supt., was one of the finest ever held. The school is making reai progress along all lines. The address "of the pastor to the school was pleasing and helpful. Rev, M. J. Porter our pastor preached his annual sermon to a very large congregation. T h e hui eh and x amrnunitynjiprocintes- * very highly the services of our pastor and would he very much aisappointod if he is not returned *, for another year. The WSCS for Ihe church presented Rev. Porter a fine overcoat and had' him to _ put it on in church before the. people?that was some happy congregation in presenting this token of appreciation to the pastor. Rlany of the officers and members of Sandy Grove church were a r liong the- visitors. Wc were p!euse_ see Mrs. Mildred Blue of PhilhMbTpbra, Pa., anfong the visitors. Mrs. Fannie Fraiscr was also among us. Mrs. Mamie Dubose has proven herself o.uitc a fine leadei in the church and community. Mr. Geo. Washington made a very fine address Sunday in interest, of the church. Mr. T. K. Rogers and Mr. M. Rivers made a fine report for the "Advocate", so rlirJ Mvt \f nnhiuuv siliil Mr Sam i I Darnels. Mr. R. L. Byrd made liis annual report as treasurer of the church The memberso f the church were highly pleased with "" fhis report It was the best ever , i, made for the church. Reports ' from the "Bh" by Mr. Cleo Thomas, "SS' hy Mr. C. M. Mixon; Cem;tbry committee by Mr. Sam Daniels; WSCS by M Dubose were pleasing and good. ! The Golden Belle quartette will sing at John Wesley Sunday nite 1 November 28th. Admission adult? ' 15 cents childrerr 20 cents. This \ will be a real treat. i By R. D", reporter GIFFOHD NEWS -! There were services at Mt. Zion 1 Baptist church, Rev. C. E. Walker, pastor and Long Branch Bap tist church. W*' "Sunday, Nov. 28, Rev. Jas. Ful? ler will preach his first sermon beginning the new year at Saint Peter AME church. We are happy to have him back for another year. This is Rev. Fuller's- 'third "Term* over the. Fairfax Circuit. .Mrs. Edith Washington of Savannah, Ga? spent a week home . 1 vismng ner si.nn i...,-.,-, Alston and aunt Mrs. Ellen Hudson. The teachers gave a program Sunday night at the school house for the benefit of the lunch room. There will be a chicken dinner ?erved to the children Wednesday Mrs. McDillon Dobson and her daughter Edna Smith are back fiwm NcW-JEorki ?_____ ? 5 ) > t. V.-President Wall< Washington Carvei Vivo President Homy A. Walk ington Carver-'Foundation Holwlu; a nation wide sale. A committee the. seals will benefit the Carver 1 Ih seals will benefit the Carver f Members of the committee are chairman; Miss "Takmnda Nettorv' etts and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Tlmsed stamped envelope to Julii for n block of 25. (ANP) % CAMDEN JOTTINGS ~ Sunday was an ideal day for church goers and at New Bethel Rev. Alston preached forcefully He was a visitor in the"Holiness church where they really had an enjoyable service 3:30 p.m. Rev J. W. Wilson pastor preached. Rev. Alston of New Bethel prayed and he did. Rev. Wilson was engaged?m?n?rrrtty:?Rpw (T B: Tillman was the speaker at night. Subject: Three Keys. Text Rev. 1:18: I anwhe that liveth and was ih?ad and behold I 'am aliye forvvi'r more. AlVerward the fotlffs were given from the captains. Mesdames Josephine Jones, Helen Kelly, Mary Wilson, Rebecca Brown, Delia Mabin. one hundred loTlars including a baby contest ' pun so led by .Mrs. ! '. F. Hurst who eported S15.85 after giving the rabies prizes. .Little Betty Grace Wilson won first of $0.?Four doltn.s and twenty-five cents were i-iven leavino- Sll.tJO to the church of which a loyal A ME assisted a ?vii'line gladly for her Pastor Rev. J. I. Alston to hold board and effect a reorganization that our New Bethel will move on in a Christlike spirit. ? Miss Sal 1 ic IV. Williams is very much eSilted over the success of her success as a worker in Kershsuv Co. W.ir Fund drive. She rs thank ine those who reported. A few iixre-iate. lor Xlur.W.-J'.V-D?but. carly Fort Jackson diiy room. Those reporting .<$!:. Mesdair.es Martlja A. Walker. Siira Alston. Janie l>arius,. Mary Williams, Vera Bradley. . Geneva Kelly, Julia lames, "Susie P. Peanard. Miiry Jones, .Misses F.rline. Lnla. Siillie 15. (worker 2) Messrs Willie Mcfiirt. I.en Randolph, K. If. M Gill. buled .r?0 cents: Alesdamos Loret.a Williams. Mary Thompson. Mat 'ic .McC'oi mick, ( arrie Hunter, Mr CriMcConniek. 2n cents: Alesuames AJice- Champion, Rorir A. Biirnes," Mr. KiKvard G. Williams W.F.I). ?21.00. Dayroom for Ft. room will In- published in next is1 lie. Received ;i hcant'.'ful souvenir card frbm Ellen an 1 Willie- Mao MH.rsU-i- students of Bennett college, two lino girls. They are idnlly an asset there,- not a liability. Would that this writer was granted permission to say ail she wished for these girls." Hut this: May they always bo an thoy areST. MATTHEW BAPT. ClIL'RCll Itev. .!. W. Matiiis Pastor * U. The S. f?: was opened by the Sopt. at the usual hour after which Mr. Barnes a white man from a white church was yntpoduced by Deacon J. E. McOullough to teach the lesson which was very pleas mg. After the lesson a collection was taken for our two girls who are in college. The S. S. gave ?3.0.r>, also a collection was taken Cor mission amounting to $5.00. Total $8.05. Pvt. Bernard Sullivan of the ning of the Navy are home on a seven day furlough. Mrs. Pearl Walker of Greenville was the week endd guest of her i'ster Mrs. W. M. Tarrant. The Church Club' No. 1 met at he home of Mr. &nd iMrs. David 'jureton last Sunday evening. Cpl. Wellen E. Tarrant wired his parents that he arrived over sots saie una was wen. Tne program Sunday night was fraud. It was for the benefit of ;iasses 2 and 0 of the S! We heard some good singing by the nomo quartet and solos by Mrs. r'hrir.teen Childs, Mrs. Ro/.ona boyee, and Miss Vertel RanRins. Hurt by the Mahaffey sisters. Collection was $6.00. W. M. Tarrant, reporter . .. ... . g. y .. r,. , . ; .V.JL f ^ * * * *' x ' jA .w *>'' - ?w-* <L* ice Receives First I r Foundation Holich n:c beams appreb'a iion as hf receiv.< y sdals .after impressive, cere atonies representing; the New York Tuskeji ..t Tllub ti.iti ,.f tlw. |..tn u. ouiuUtTinn at Tusk ogee institute, front left to right. Mrs. P. R, Bailo HT5T Auce-President Wallace. C. .J. K< Seals tjtny be obtained by enclosit in U. Thomasjt 320 Manhattan Ave., ~M'rTziON A. M. E. Clli HCIl Rev. C. C. Mcllwain, Pastor Servke was held at Shiloh Sunday Which was a grand success. We are looking forward to begin j our service early Sunday at Mt ! Zion. In the afternoon our church conference will be held. We are asking all members to be present, bcause we have a lot of business to complete. Service will.be held Sunday night also. Pvt. John Henry Koon of Fort Bragg,* N.Ti'Ws'bohjd-over the" \vcek ciiii visitin" his ptironts, '"TP Hi All? Albert Cook and friends whom were glajcL to see lyim. We are proud to say that it seem like everybody has the spirit to work together for otic accord saying that-we want to do more in - I he future than we have done in , in the past. I Those 011 sick list seem to be . iiiin li' improved. When yon feel I - like spiritual food and-yom?soul revived come to Jit. Zion. ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH Hey. J. C. Honor, Pastor Corn well, C.?Sunday was "a beautiful day and all churchgoers were on* their way. Rev. Chisholm delivered-a wonderful sermon and it was enjoyed by alls Rev. Honor was failed tn Charlotte. \'_ C J to conduct a meeting and Rev. Mr. i Chisholm served us for the day. Members and friends are very I I sad over the death of Mrs. Eliza- > I beth Corkier who passed away on Tuesday nijrht al <! o'clock. She leaves to mourn a husband and two sisters Mrs. Ada Hudson and j Mrs. Pi'lmie Stcverson both of New Jersey; Mr. William Strong ol Fairfield, and a host of other - relatives. """She was?a faithful member of Autioeh B-.tpt. church J and was loved by all. Mrs. I'da Cherry Gaskin has re "Turned "homo where has . spent ometime with her husband. Mrs. Gascon will remain here during' ! the wintor-with her father Mr. I >avid ( berry. ' Mr. Rolicrt Caldewll is to he miucted into the firmed forces 2<?th >f tlii- month. Friends are very glad to know Mrs.. Ada Br ice are in their midst again. m : . . T i T.- 1.. .>11^.~> ui'iii iviui ivrimeuy. reporter | A she villi; n. c. news Mrs. Lillian Evelyn Thompson Smith spent the week end with ! her husband at Spartanburg. Ho is stationed at Headquarters 10th Infantry Regiment. He is Technical Sgt. Prince Jackson Smith of Cartersville, (la. Mrs. ?Smith. is a graduate of Allen university Columbia and is at present teach- j :ng in North Carolina at Union Mills school. She reported a very pleasant week end while there. j taylor'S chapel a. m. e. ClItKCH Rev. H. T. Summer?, Pastor Sunday School was opened by wonderful lesson. The classes were taught by the different teachers. Ha h teacher seeing which one ; . nild e the best view on the lesion. "Honesty In All Things. Our j pastor is a real Sunday School ive v.ire. We are really having wonderful reviews. Everybody will lave to study to answer question*. Rev. Summers took his stand in iht. pulpit. First Was amination. After which a trondcfcful message from the 18th chapter of Stl Luke ind the -18th -vprse^ "And ho erred, .he son of David Have merry On ' ,L . - V' ? ' The re fs tjothltitf Hko' tlie oW I time religion. t>t us firftt pray-and I hp "Honest rjfrrl^lans." Tta fil^t 1 Stfhday i > rally day. Pray f61 oilr. aiccer.s, - .' t* 1 THE PALM Mock George ^?\ ly Seals >s (ho first block of George Washin liN Capitol ofii'ce Mnaifgufating ceo Alumni association, sponsors of icijtist's greatness. Proceeds i'rom y, H. M.-iGrifRn, Julian B. Thomas, 7y?lj_ Mrs. A, B. Smith. P. K. Kickig '25 cents in coin and a self-adApt. 37, New York 2G, New York ST. PHILIP A. M7~E! CHURCH Rev. T. H. Weathers, Pastor Sunday morning at,, the usual hour a wonderful S. 8. was conducted hy th?< Sunt. M." E. H in ton and the willing officers of the S. S. The classes made fine reports but the adult class won the'Offering banner taught by Mrs. Rosic L. "Smith while the primary won the attendance banner., teacher. Mrs. Rosie Oree. ?After, the prayer service a sorrb -stdn'ing 'sermon \vn.i prone-hod?hy_. Rev. Weathers. A large contribu don was given. Mr. Nathaniel Rohinson, of the U. S. N. is homewith his family or a- week's furlough. We are ! proud to see the boys at church when they are" home. They are aiso asking for the 'prayers of the church -for them. We were favored with beautiful mtlsic at 8:00 : p.m.?from the quartet. Heavenly Gospel singers. Evening Light and the Silver Trumpet. Those on the si.k list are doing fine. M. E. II in toil reporter LANCASTER NEWS j Rev. .J. S. Martin, Pastor Si. Paul A. M. L. Church S. S. was ealled to order liy I he ISi:|>t.. \A"hiI? . At 1 o: *.<? all teachat their post.?LUToiinf; han- , r.-.-r da. s No. 2; At tendance banner class No. 1. Miss liishop a teacher at the 1 aneaster training school taught class No. 2. We were serv glad to have her with us. . At 1 I s'.O Rev. Martin |<re:u he1 . wonderful sermon. Colh?tion lor Sunday was $>2['.O0. | Tlie Emergency chili met Siin' lay afternoon Tit thy lloitle of M! s. Ida 1.. Porter. Mis. .Alberta, Montgcmei y left MiiII'Ih-V flit' W.'tchimfluM u-tmro she will visit her daughter. rvr "Jtm All' n who ha s "been ! .i'svluirci'd from the armed, fom-s .is visiting his father Mr. Win. i Allen. Pvt. F. A. Clinton front canrp ! in Florida visited his invents i.Mr I and Mrs. Fred I,. Clinton. Mrs Mamie Jackson returned I '.isl w i k from- lhifValo, N. Y.. where she had been vi.ii.trng rcla| .ivos. I Mi's. Ernestine Rutlodge Stover ! left Monday for Washington. I). I . where she will join her husband I Mr. Andrew,Stover. j Mrs. Annie Hell l>askin left last week for Buffalo. X. V., where she will visit her husband Mr. Ira Buskin. Miss Rial) Campbell visaed relaives and friends in Winston-Saicitt. nt c.? Mrs. Annie Gillabo, Mr. Ed Stevens, Mr. Will Stevens visited Mrs. G.llabo's daughter,Miss Annie e Mae who unclrewent an oneration at the Good Samaritan hospital in Charlotte, N. C. We were very sorry to learn of ham Saturday night, while crossLho accident of Miss Lucile Beckng the street was hit by a car. We hope her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Tim Walktn worshiped with us Sunday morning. We Were very proud to have sfstci Walker once again. Rev. Rufus Johnson preached a aoul stirring sermon for us Sunday p.m. Rev. Robinson was also present. The funeral service for Miss Sara C. Crockett was held Friday .fternoon at 3:00 o'clock at St. Paul A.ME church. Miss Crockett was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Crckett. Rev. Mar tin conducted the funeral... The fldwers were many. Relatives and friends attending were Mrs. BonAit; L. /Crockett, Mrs. Ina Crockett (\rr*. Lucfle Harris of New York; "HVs.' Ufahnie Johnson, Philadelphia Pa.-. atid Pvt. LeConte Crockett arhm *?nmp in Arizona. ^ > ?_ H V IETTO LEADER ( i.jvi: Hit \ncii li.U'TlST Cltt'KCU K' V. N. !.. Jit >h. I'astnr S r\kos' wen; vary vasal. la v li'isji VUS !l'. hi.S lust as ] 10 u!wny?* iv. Ho proa* !.< ! a voidt t !ut sermon. Rubjco.t I WH1 (iivo ' Vim Tin Kiys. At tin o!< sa !'as- ! lot Hush ?i v-? I i. ;t 11 '< i a snoot a I ! ' : erviso to tho many r ny- air! ... lOi.'t'.wilJca -iu~i iic..^v4-vksj?;W??, rsv - country; - ----???.? v. t- m to h:i>m\ to \vol"'inn ,iii .* V.il'iv. injr tit' ?..'>? i"M ami !'t ioitds t > worship with lis: Mrs. Olivia Hi all vhsi is a tuithful ir.oatlv.. iu hi" ?Lts s-v iUr 1 <;11 ilo not i'<?rt.o4?ht-ty .li'inli. Also Cyl. r.|anoi>v il.ri"y...s|atintir:<| in Arizni...; ^'it. Mi. i'li.ilk. : ialaino I hi. l.n.K:'in ; 11". ( lirotKo !? >i iiis.-.i, .Jr., ; iii ait* tV'itti Now .lo'si-y Mr. < !a. tin* U.i'.it'.-ui. .Jr., \.ilt j.'in iho i mod .iVi'ii 1 koo. ill.. Mo. ami . :r?. Konni iii I'. 111 a n t r Ironi Cpim^ltkj;' v. civ \i.siloTs. You ave iihvuy.* w< Lome. U<- v. ?!i(] .VIIV . M-.- ami daughter spent Sunday w? -Xui? - tc| a .n>'. ii.,i. y, I ouise K a nicy. a teacher in Suhila high school was ?tf town a tV.v -iays-during -thn -week. MtWuittF Mrs. Thomas Peterson had Mr. and Mrs. Bland from Johnston a* heir palest during the Week. Me. ynl Mrs... John, Johnson had. iheir ovTr night quests MT\ and Mrs. C. Robinson, Jr. from New Jersey. For prompt and courteous service, visit Mrs. A. B. Wip,fall's :tore located on Howard skeet .war the Batcsbtrrg high schooF The many frrends regret to know that Mrs. Maud Padgett a teacher in Saluda and Batesburg -school is ill at .the hospital ami wi.h for her an early recovery. funeral home of Mr. Foulk is still 111 operation and endeavoring to live up to its slogan. Mr. Clarence .Robinson, Sr., manager. For one of the Negro's most lire rcssive papers read the Palmetto Leader. RIDGE HILL SCHOOL NEWS Margie Greene, reporter Sunday was a beautiful day. The R. S. lesson was taught nicely with each teacher at his post. Every ore. enjoyed the BTU program Which , was conducted by the tea-" ' HiC': who wni n mmi-itx-ivo at' 11-' etnireh. -fRidgc i 11 > ~ ~ The Missionary society gave n urogram Tn honor of Morris col- " lego. Rev. Dorsey of Ridge Spring (white), delivered a soul stirring sermon Which was enjoyed by all. The amount raised was $12.33. All classes are work/ng hard in the Christmas Seal drive. 1 tie lirst. grade with Miss' S. R '"ia.vford instructor is doing nicely. All the members of the class ire striving to keen perfect aUen- " ian:q for this, term. The ad Lilt sewing class under" the supervision of Mrs. V. R. Mcl.aurin i'.s improving greatly AYc hope for a hotter attendn ice a' the next meeting. Miss Althcnl Coleman spent a pleasant week or.d in Aiken. The junior class lias boehi organized with Miss Allheal Coleman "prosiden-t; Mr. T.oui< (imv.illion. vice president; Tronzsy I.-cr Davis, secretary; Miss MargarctU fi?z?ard -4reH*orec?w>d Miree? Mosell Oliphant, Inez Rush and Queen Isabella Andrews student advisors." A large group enjoyed The Arm strong"iMystery Wednesday night. Student and teachers are sacrificing for Thanksgiving. School Will open Thursday as usual. \W are also having school a few Saturdays. We, were glad too see ("pi. f'. WRaiford home. Prof. Robert Merrill ft loy amp Monday. Mrs. Mcl .aurin spent a plcasnn' I week end with Edith W illiams.' Mesdames Merrill, and * Harris are preparing some tasty meals fe> the students. We are proud of them. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robin son of Batcsburg and New York' were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Peterson Monday nigth. Mr. Ro! inson will leave for camp December 4th. F RIENDSHIP A. M. K. CHI RCII Rev. II. \V. Walker. l'astor Clinton, S. C.?Clinton is on the progressive list. We have another licensed agent for (he North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co. in the person of Miss Ilubye M. John -on. She spent a week- in Spartanburg and Union receiving in-ti'uo #ons and. information fitting [her for the iob. Eleven thirty services were very appropriate for our pastor's last message before the conference. ! Sunday evening Dr. Walker before presenting Rev. Shelton r(bated how well Rev. Shelton had worked with him thtf- seven vents. To have hpci his-assjs^ancc was like ;v hfg brother. Rev] Slielton preached from the subject "Our Knowledge and Ignorance of Futurity". Text found Acts 20:3{2-s' 23. The sermon Was interesting and well delivered. To be leAremborod from the discourse Rev. Shelton said a well lived life of ervice left as a souvenir^ is better than a bank account or monur.ent, Defense classes are being conducted at Bell St. high by Sir. 0. P. Henry, M iss Helen Walker and I Prof. J. T. W Mima. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ki'nard, Sr. guosts last week included their larghtm and son-in-law Mr and Mrs. Daniel Cameron of Md. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kinard, Jr. guests included Mrs. Kinard cousin Mrs. i\/hloo Htintcr of Ame?|?us, Go. . 1 fc. f Demonstration 14( K* * KTVMn OTHTSltVly SI1 'CMC! > UI1C which recently s'ftjioMiH-* t| I've rf-Kdvci;. itm :uid o"c:i to men V.'olib '>f iv: ivy!i>n. Ky.. v-cv ;i de W.b.iU' (' 'l Ne 10 stndy-iti.^ from h V. .'h:> >' v; ; 11u. 11 of the'.\?w il! I !. ||t. f-H' llrr!; j E'exingroti Si?r*in! Depot. !i:imi-ttS! JOHNSTON NEWS \ * U'lll 1) ilikiiU--l'(.'|Hii UT Misr S. V. R liberty en joyed Tv-rself with her run IM'c. ClarenceRttbens who- is stationed in NewI port New.-'. Yjf. She v. :..- accomputtied; by her daughter in iaw. .Mirs. Ruby It jbcn>. TTer daui> hter Phoebe Rubenv spent the te.v clays with Rutli Miles. Evevtriune is gkut Tc> sec 31 r. and Mrs. G. Gunner back in town who have beeil living in . Columbia for awhile. i The Bethel CME church regrt i | Ihe leasing of their Pastor Rev. j R. L. Brown of BaCcsburg. lb' oreacheu his farewell sermon on November 14 th. November 14 Rev. G. \V, Bright harp and family were the dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. N. .\. , Amos. Mrs. Mattie Price was funeral-! ized Sunday ^November 21 at th.> i Rosa . Spring Baptist, church. Key. Jennings, officiated. 1 ^ , ?Miss?t.iu I.ue Carter and?Mr. Howard Dean joined-Mr. and Mrs. U. Hurley going to State college in Urangcbur? Saturday. They .mjoyod tnemse.ves very much vis-i .t.ng their daughter Miss Blancit . i in iey? _J Edgefield County 'lr.-School :?Miss?Li.?1llliana-. and?Home Economies grmtp spur..aired a Trietr ,'oeial in the gymnasium. Every-' ?ne enjoyed tin nn-elve.s dancing.' ind nlavintr biniro. Ice cream amd il'itllUir. WvtV SOld.IielK'iit ilie cons- j ni'nity cannery. >.V;.r. ami ,'.ir-. v.. E. Toosiut spun j ?oied a nice program at the Rosa! pi ag" iianti.o. church, The stu-| ieids played tin ir pans Wi'y Mice i .Mr. a ml .Mr?. J. . E. King were ! icconipatiieij by itlesdames Lula t Mart, Rosa Joy. .Mr. ami .Mr?. i'upc jej' c in (.'?nuiii!)ia .v.:mlay.-j\ic" a. ,"i It inn tta I'ndy.el1. Tb-y j iti< 11?if I the c.UK annual confer- I cnee. ninety-six news The ilctii'ehen: church scmol icertainly impioving; utniev the lead I ership ol' ISuj11. .J. C. Calhoun and' htn ~ ffrntit) <vr u aclu rs and ineni [ beis. j .Mr -r .lolpiie Kleit her ami W'.il tor John..on of ti.e na.vy spent" the j Wiekei-d \ i:ii then- 'tanvilies. Services at Hethlehem Sunday j weie ;.\ Hi ii'./llrv, E. Daniel was it his hest. - Sunday night Rev.' J. C Collier ol' Newberry preach- j ?i to a large coiipi cjralion. Alter' the serv.ee he was i Ic cletl |1. | af Rcthleltcnt. ' Mrs. Annie 1 >iaI lists returned at' j :er visiting sick relatives in Call- i icy. Alanv witnessed the .">t li anitivcv. ! sHiy of' Rev. .J. S. i>iui at Trinity Al. E. last week. k Uev.? Spoarman "pastm?rrr Mr: Fleaswni?AM K?htt-<? >< > n?r? i m n? u for another year. Mrs. Lciiit Hill ^--visiting reintives and friends. Mr. L. Logan's many friends , are glad he is still improving n j Diewcr liospitai. ^ BLAt'KSBl'RG NEWS Bethel CMK Sunday school met it the usual hour. The rally n.i the church was very good Sunday J ,'iight. I S. S. at Tine Grove Baptist met 1 at the lis.ml hour. Fine (jvcwc Saving class met at the home of Rjcv. and Mirs. ('. M. McBurgear. Glass will meet at 1 o'clock Sunday afMrs. Eddie McElwee. We regret that Mr. Moses LoekJjiirt got cut Sunday. Mrs. Essie j Ma Hones' and Mrs. Janet Me Kin- , ty were Sunday guests of Rev. tnd Mrs. Rutherford. I'li.. < i -r at. 1 i nr i . m'ii>i i>i >> 1111f ,>iason \ H alios lias hold at the Trinity /iion church. He was 28 years of > ago. and departed this life at Greensboro. Nov. 13. He is survived ;d?y his wife, two children, mother and grandfather, four sis-4 cers. a brother and a host of other! relatives. We extend our deepest sympathy to the family. The Pine Grove Saving class is requested to render a program at the Presbyterian church the third Sunday in December at 3 p.m. i o * ami Valuable As Ha >> CSEK; g f,;.? ,tt/ r 'if tin- ;i;>i? t P'I|) ; V ; n;] .-(>. ?H rt" ? n??%v r.? :,s?\<-nf^1hi-.-'t'5 Coiu>?.*> w!" ami woiitch,. rejfar ? <* "i inn'. A nimtvt 1 ati'm t?\sr<* -\vhk-l^ he I:im>-? m KsMVv 1 ''la.-s with tin* turn-tin; > !; Tr?t<le aixl T- ? i -:i 1 TvTmTi! y'tiiJiimu'in d !a<iin i - air hop i Photo. ( 1 KIM I V A. M. E. t III K( II lUv__Wm. M ? ?.'? '.1 *1 /...r '-"yarmnhai g-4 We arc proud t< ray that we Tmdhcd it';r doors foj tlii < conference.. year under tin leadership of Rev. Win. Melton aid. He game to vs on the i'l-si Sunday in November ami (ieiivc ??d two very forceful sermons. I ) the second Sunday h e delivem two more well prepared . sermon? . Last Sunday was a hiyh day. T | S. S. was well attended. Too m; praise cannot ,!>e given Mr. T. \V Williams. [ .Mrs'. Christiana - Cunningham | the "wife of Mr, Jesse Cunningham land little daughters. .Martha anil Matilda are visiting their niothci and grandmother in Ozark.. Ala Mrs. Cunn ingham's I rotner who is in the ariiH*:! services is al>o visiting. his mother. Mr. John M. Boyd. U.S.X. OS >o spent the week -end.with his mother Mrs. Lois C".' Hovd. We were gktd to see Misses Vivian tad Evelyn Butler also Miss AusI"!!(t Johnson at church.?The;. u;t vttalents at Allen unA*or-ity. FIRST NAZARETH BAPTIST CIll RCH Rev.?Wt?It: Neal. I'a- tor r" S'.fndav school was well attended wi'h all teachers, and Supt. at thrir p'V't?<?f duty.?At. 11.10 the 11 lorr.lug .worship bega n. 1'ev" P' iggs of Benedict c o 1 1 e g e brought a very' inspiring message to ti e cone l egation. At 7 Mo ?>ur he loved, pastor came fort wi^j one >f his sou 1 stirring scrums' and twery hear! was"'made to rejoice. We still havt^yi few sick ntcm!>ots. We are praying .that they will .-non be up, again. We are tin- -little church wi<i a big heart. Y>> : are always weic nne to attend an\' of otir ser?7 wmmmz^aamMewa -Why, worry J - about your^-^v GRAY HAIR? DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT TODAY! Get Busy... Color Your Hair ... and Start Enjoying Life 1 Lfxou^want rrrTTnns a new, I rich ."color to your hair? Start tiei^iR Ondcffoy's I.aricuse Hair Coloring now. It acts quickly art'! directions in thered box make it simple to apply. 2 You'll bc^ amazed at how "y, evenly an<! easily it goes on. .. Won't rub otT or wash out. 3 Insist on Larieuse, known and used for 4 5 years. Your dealer will refund money if you're not 100'ri satisfied. If your Jdoesn't have t .trivHO '/ tuiiv i'tn ? r >e direct to . . . Ciociefroy Mfg. Co., 1510 Olive Strctt, St. Louis, Mo. ' CAUTION: Use Only as Directed on Label OODKVDOII HAIR COLORING 199B r. o O O O O&Cf&dZXiO i-? C)"0 OOOOiOQCtC T I nAvmr en O IJt\ T iU u. LLL ? THIRTY T\V(j) YEARS OF INSURANT All Kinds of Insi 2 p TELEPH< g 1221 Washington Si rK. . - . ^ .... ... PAGE THREbJB 1 11 Ilami'.ton in- "jj an sponsored by the U. S. Of!t?ivc. Radio Instructor Lawrence S if omstructed. to acquaint four H nintr of radio parts. j and fi 'he National Radio.Institute 11 L'-Ainyton and taught radio at the ST. A. M. K, CHL'RCH i; ' " " I -4- Itev; \\. K. IbTwman. Castor ? .. , ' ?4 S.:ni!iiy was .gjjouutiful day for nice. 11 found us on our way | to S. S. conducted by Supt. Re' j j'iew tiy tlie Hunt. The Young: - -1 - I I'' " ' i l-is't is ?atill holding* {ha - j 1 hat :i<t. We are very sorry to ' j ki,"\v Mr. Charlie Chatman is ill. ? t?hope he wHl soon be well and ij ' ! uI again. .j Sgt. Milton Williams left Sun- | ' lay to: camp after spending a ? . j ;w >-i; i:dine. He was looking the 'j i j I'icture of health. J Lot's not foryet that there will ', i j he prjiyer meeting Friday night j ?t. tiio churcfi. Nov. 26. Don't | l'e!g< t to got a cony of the Leader | end see what's going' on. Annie Boyce, reporter ? CON SrU L T ? 1VI A 1> A IV! ??I First Time in State, County .or City I ? , ?i will tell yuu Juat -j what you want to ,1 i'fn know about your. | i ?f r mods, enemies "J oi fiviCs; whether husband, wife or . - (jam the love of Iv. c one you most desire; control I o- influence the actions of anyoxil I even though miles away. "Guar-? 1 I an tec success where otners tail. MADAM CECIL All Husincss -Confidential ?h Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Permanently located in 2nd Pullman Trailer on left side of Highway No. 1 coming out of Columbia next to Mrs. Roland's Groc. Store Open Sundays W. Columbia, S. C. -frDc Special Headings for a short time only! . ...J For 'Appointments Phone 22970 Pill wwf KNVr FLOUR /ft 90 m HONfcSTLY tovoooo-^'^ O^WO<n?O0OGCK8O0C0MMO0O04 H E ISDN Af.FKIf Y I J HONEST AND EFFICIENTS "E SERVICE irance Excep^H DNE 2-2189 jM t. Colufl 1 s