The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 27, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 7
T?*r?E SIX ?~
A HUMAN RELATION COLUM
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^ ? THE-ABBg* WALI
Care of The Palmetto Leader, 131n
B.C.? I have read your column
time and time again and now 1 am
aaking you to help mc\_ I__Hnj_vei^_
1 ' Ulofe6t 'about my present job 'una l
wonder if I should remain here or
carry out my present plans to rent
??; ?out-my house and take the government
job?
Ans: The government job that
nas been offered to you s.a tem-|
perary position. I t may last six <
months or it could last indefinitely I
ji you accept mis jod, you win no
better satisfied than you have been
'n past years. You will be given the
opportunity to work, for the first
= time in your life, in the line of endeavor
for which you were trained],
iTent out your ho.iv.v and thUe the
chance.
Buck Private?I.am a render of
vour column- and think that your
opinions are tcps. I am 22 years of
age and i am madly in love with
three girls. Ali of them love me too
but A rs the first girl i?met ami
she writes me often. B & O write
to me occasionally. Should 1 break
>(T relationship With B and (' for
I'd really like to maiuv one of
~^Ansf^ Liit^"^iSj$Ker. don't be in
:uch a big hurry to marry one of
these gilds. Marriage iv too big a
. step in a fellows life to be decided
en the toss of a coin.. Year heart
hasn't set the right lassie yet Son
Whan it does, you'll know it. So
hold up awhile on the wedding plar
md wait for your N timber one Sugar
to come along.
IN. J.?I have bomi staying with
j a man for a year, lie says lie loves
ft me but sti'll he has never bought
me one garment. On the other hand
he-buys me all-food I?want-and
provides n nice pln-e for r.tr to ."tit;.-..
he takes care of all expenses. 1
work everyday. and buy my own
clothes. I'm getting tired of .just'
living with him but I love him.
What niu.'t I do ??
Arts: There is but one 'Solution to
i REEF1Y BRANCH SCHOOL
r~ xews ~ i
; c* .J *
DiiiHiay cieing a warm ana neau- |
1 tiful-day, quite, a number met at
. v the house of worship. S. S. tvas
* -=S wonderful. Many thought were
impressed upon., the young anil
' adults. The lesson was taught ^by
' V a great leader Rev. J. C. Williams
of Ridge Spring.
After dismissal of the Sunday,
school, prayer service was conduct
ed by Ilea. \V. 11. Wilson. Rev.
John Townsend preached a wonderful
sermon that tilled each
heart and face witli joy and a
sm He.
' . We were happy to have our visitors
who were Mr. Jim Bougitrright
and son, J. Jr. and others.
Mrs. M. K. Crawford and stu
dents arc having__a_ Thanksgiving
program on Thanksgiving night,
which is known as a 100 March
Band. Prizes arc to be given to
- - the school that raises the highest
amount and the one that
niarclies the best.
The third Sunday in October
was a ied letter day at the Reedy
Branch school. The rally for the
hot lunch room was a great success.
Thfc white friends in Saluda
county gave us $12.00; Edgefield
county (white) $0.01); Ward
Jr. high school $f.()(). The Johnston
B. A. society $$.25; Ridge
HiH- church $d.OJ:?Riiliya.Tiitl?1-~ .
P. A. club $4.00. Grand total
raised was $lf0.05.
Mrs. M. E. Crawford and patrons
wish to thank everyone foi
what you gave and all that parti
?^?cipated ?on?the program.
Rev. Jerry West preached as
never before also the following
quartets rendered selections; Sa(
, luda, Pine Hill and the Evening
Star. Also the Johnston Jubilee
MUK^rs. everyone enjoyed these
renditions.
? Since that time we have been
moving by leaps and bounds. The ,
. > hot lunch room is up. The Reedy
Branch PTA bought the stove and '
put it up. Lights are installed
one door and screen door. We
have a good cook in the person of
Aliss Annie Margrett Herron. The
hot meals are enjoyed. Wb have
all but a few of our books and |
everybody Ts studying - -as---never before.
Margrett Herrin, reporter
ROBERT SMALLS
"HIGH SCHOOL
' Beaufort, S. C.?Last Sunday
afternoon, November 14th, memoft
rial program Was held at Robert '
Smalls high school honoring late
Lt. Luther Blakney former instruc
tor in Manual Arts. This progvt-.
**;ram was under the direction of 1
Wr^* r *% Kent Alston. The proUL
\ -js follows: Master of cere
Went t? foi j w KeTjt Ai8ton; Mu
^aselee Pazant; Invocft-|
he< Ma^le
N WHEREIN THE TROUBLED h
E K COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE re
your mind is weighted down with worry \'
the counsel of an understanding' frirlld
rd in the paper free . . . just ittclude-a o
. For a "private reply" send 25e for 'i
G. With each Reading, you will riccive 'i
ructive advice analyzing three (3) quesie
for your confidential reply, and sign
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LACg -SERVICE ___h_
Assembly Street, Columbia, i- C. W
lit
ytvnr problem i? vim two fit
.'ounjc' ] eople love each other, why 11
to get ;.n."V(i m lil'e. l i;;.r . neoine- "jT
would autoniatieally be united and
vour present iden of ycttiny everytinny
you can out of the r.tnu?
net which you yi ve in return would
.iot exist, lie 'oves you usttl In has h
proven it . . . but you . land ebemo- <<
>f lo. iinr 4no: jI' you do not force pi
him to see the importance of mar- o;
riaye. at
R. C.?Should I make this trip>fJ< ,\
Ans: Emphatically no. World . ?,
,*ou break your mother's heart ,ju.-t _o
for the rake ot" showing oil' wife b
wi> girl friends? Chicago is. m ut
lace for ."5 unescorted 1"> year old
iris to move to . . . to find the:.' '"i
way 'n the world. ]
R.- P. 0.?I an: to complete thy ti
high school training in Eel unary el
t-ho coming year. I've been thinking if
seriously of taking va.i mir-inc <
since I do not have the money t.i u
'. <) to eollege. World one of lny
.type b" <-.;vey.-fa! ia. thus field? ,v;
Any; Enter training. imrue.linteh
after you graduantc. The knowledge
you vvili' gain fropi >t courye .)
in nursing will be priceless to yen 11
through out your entire life. If you -ft
take this.course you will be serving
vour eount' v end humanity.
It. E. P.? My husband ami 1 b
have 'started to plan so that wo 11
nay build us a home. Should w
.Xpert to carry out'these thins or *'
mist \\*t* look for disappointment ? *'
We read your 'column every week
tnd love it.
Ans: The money you jind .your 1'J
husband are putting into war bnn'th '
~rr.fi Snvir.ga-r'".-ht nowvrP insure
vi i u rrf a tuti e 1mj.il*-. Amu two ~
neoplv are very wise to work hard
.vhilo you are both young arid .be- L
.aid saye consistently rieht now .
fore you have a family. When the . "
ivni' is o\-e)'. y 'a elm eai iy out your ?
dans to build a home.
A'. II. Simmons. Sr.: finest sneak
rr. mm r. f .- ir* fh.rd. n i
messaee. was" f. II of lTT..u-T)( "and" VT
he crave some very inUresttnj: \
noint.s a' nut various phases uf It's
rareer. Music'. Mather s- hool; ;;(1
iH'dicatinn: n f h'-'.-k columns. s
?upl. Mv. (). K. Mc'Duuiu1. Th
.oniurstone vvu made" hy Mr. II.
Brown ami tin- .Mason Mr. -J. .kickson
curried out the trade work 1
portion o f the'service. .-V'tri
which lite in* induct ion of MrI.utlier
Ki 'kcmy hy P-of. \v. K.-'m
Alston who in t rn jrave a few re
marks. ("? in.tr with the Alma ;!i
Mater.
The reeul.'U rlutl ei eXelciscwere1
conducted-l.y Mr. Louis ihnnc .|,
usual* the program war lieno- ?j,
ficial and uidritiny. , '(||
. an
iTTTn i:.\ i-a i n m:ws
: in
On Surdav evening. N'oveinhc: ,
there wdl re a set titnn hy Rev. f).
\V. K. Wriyht of I.aureus at 1 p.m.
.i inuin < rook I friaircb. j,
Tlu* cmnrtorl.v singing n.'iiviit;mi vi
.ill lurnirh the nmsio. jj
Thorn will ho a nufsioal cnncoil n<
r'oatui iijf quartots. trios, (lints
ados tun. ." (isot l ohorus< s ;ii t hi
Lihorty flautist church. Stitnlay 't
'.light i X'uveniUer Js. .-ixiii.-i'i ril hy
ho Mlh oaailo.
Ma,', anil Mi-^Hiis AYimats <>t
Mow^A'ork woio homo visit in?i ^/;l
r.aronts Mr. an I Mrs. A. \V limns. f-'1'
ind Mr. Nathaniel Milior. IH'
"Afliss Majorio"AATisTi m gton a st'.:dent?a?t
ftenodiet -college t amo -?
:otno last Monday to nu ot hot" ,l
ii.ronts, Seaman and Mi.-. Herman
Smith. Th< y oaiiio to sio thc.ii
iaujjchtor and uaronis. Mr. ami
,?Iis. Henry Smith. Seaman ami
Mrs. Smith lot't Saturday and Mi'ss
Washington roturnod to llonediei
Sunday.
Pvt. Ronnie Davis is homo, on a
iveok ond. pass. viJitnt:. qtoyents no
Mr. and Alls Honrv Davis and
ivifo;
Ill'
Airs, Annie Parker left for Jack
sonvillc. Fla., to visit ' "her son ....
I0 Seaman William H. Parkei
who is in the Li. S. Naval hospi- .
lal. lie underwent an operation a cu
lew days ago. Mrs. Parker will ^
he away for a few days.
Mr. William Young who is in 1
die U. S. Navy and is stationed at nu
Bainbridge, Md., was Miss Dorothy
Parker's guest Thursday. "a
The attendance at (Jantt HoseniVald
is" Very good. All classes re Ppl
drted 100 percent rn the Junior P'
Red Cross drive. x
The eleventh grade presented '<>'
two programs during the chapel f"t
>xercises. Mrs. E. P. Fenncii is Pi'
;hc Home Economics teacher. ah
The 4th and 5th grades, Mrs. K. dr
3Q. Mattison, teacher sponsorrtd a (
diver tea on Sunday evening lhal an
was enioved hv all
Don't forgot-to vote for your inj
favorite hnhy hofore Dec. 7th. ch
Please get your ne\\j to youi | vvi
eporter no later than Sunday a*
ligTTE - , o\
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\TKSBl RG AND UIKSVILLK it
s
KRAI.I) COMBINED .
We were very much saddened i
er the passing of one of . Hates-I
irp oldest citizens on November
It'ttt. the Rev. ~3V~ BftVce \Va~T~
n. Rev. Wat?on was born on
binary 12, 1X.V2 and was 5>1
ars old when be died. He leav~
to mivin liis passing a wife,
rs. Kitty W. Watson; form* soffv "
reo daughters; two sirandchildn.
Sons. Rev. W. M. Watson,
reenville; Mr. Allen Watson, Mr.
r. James Watson, New York
tv. ' Daughters: Mrs. Kattlv?
irry. Union; Miss Annie Watson
iss Marie Watson. New York
ly. The irrandchildrcn are at
i renville and Union.
Funeral <e<-viees were TuTd iTt 1 ?
t. Olive Branch Baptist church,
itcshure. November 12 at 2:.'!0.
tv. N I. R.'sh, master of eereonies.
JTbe Rev. J. \v. tVleilian
_SmaUjudnmj_jiroa^
on. K?TnTnsonanTrM"Al()blv uxor- """
ians uw-eharycT j;
This'news wi iter attended set - jr
vn church. Mt. Olive Branch Ban
<t. Rev. N. I.. Bush pastor. A
>od S. S. was held. A spirite 1 ;
ayer service was lield then the , \
t'stor came' before tlie audience, v
id took his text St. Matt. 10: lit ?i>
nd I will (jive unto you the keys
the kimrdoin of heaven. Indeed ,
is was a -heartfelt nfessaye. K,*
y one co. Id feel the spirit thru
-eOxian of Cioil. ( ollectioll ? 1 7.1 't ~
wet'iil soldiers were present and jj
e wi Vie ehul to welcome them
fc. Hartley from Ar.izonjt~-u.nd
|d. Faulk of Spsirtanhure: -vdtT.'
nony teh visitors.
.Mis. IJr.oenie J Adjjers is lmmc
ter spending (in days in Chariton.
Slip rcnm-tcd hrrwiiiy Inui
i onioyuble trip.
Miss Inez JitcUsoii Of Columbia
as guest t?t' Mrs. Ida Wheeler
st Sunday!
Mrs Nant.^.I. Bryant. Mr. Willii
vs of l'olniainia? Mr. I.. IJ. Bry? "
it. Mrs. Ratline Tin'nins' were tin.
ipsts of Mrs. Iiosa Donley 1-as!
n. lay.
Little Ilelcn Gortman spent Fri ()
i.v afternoon witii little Helen :
id CUvo Boyd. I
Rev. M. I.oii'i.v of DeSoto City,
la., is visiting his brother Mr. .
aHiii-iv. I.ondy .neri in I.oosvilre. i
.Mr. and M rs George !I III _ havi- \
ken up resilience in Washingn.
I). C. Their friends wish ?
em {food lurk.
Miss Gladys Ktheredge a rocen;
Ini; i of III-I: i ; .1 nn in) ~h7iTi:,~ HI
now teaching in the Fairviiu '
hool,
Mi", and Mrs. C. W. Kthridjfi
id a visit i'roni. tile stork la.-', A
fk who left i-HWii a girl. Aiso
7v7 and Mrs. t.jllivi I Milmlgi :T
id left llw ni a ho;,1.?These. moth. "7*
s and*ahies are doing line. la
Mr. and Mrs. L Bnvant and.
lighter* and three grand childn 1
sited .Mr. Bryant's mother, Mrs.
>ra Bryant in Ratcsburg Sunday
.Mr. and Mrs. William .Smith are
n.' spending somotinre u i.th nia
;es in Greenwood. '
Mrs. (). I'. Draft . rcporti i*
0 ' ' w.
SWANSEA MANS (:;
Under 111'- loadi i ship of Rev.
F. Bowman th.e helmed pa-ioi 11
il tin loyal oiVieers and member.. 1
Mt." (Jlive A. :M.. K. i liuivh and '
th tin assistance of the sistei
urnies mentis oi Swansea and "
*e where weiu aWe to hring- I"
end a. s tigress ful period of 11
"tilths haul work. His inspiring (!.l
spel messages which he .deliver?
h Sunday touch ,lh.i' hearts of
e people ami cause them to,have v"
woik.iig- spirit am! mind. 1
Last .Sunday -brother' John Lee '
ivis' preached his liist sermon. . ,N
We wi re very jjlad to g tei I the ..
-itori last Stmday. Anions them l"
aiTgvhurg;. '
The we'ddinjj bells are still ring-*
in this c immunity. Mr. (';?1 >n
Uoaclv, son of Mr. ami Mrs ',l
i oil Loach sulci M ->s Marjorie >l<
Ison 1I aughu. of .Mr. ami Mrs.
< .\i ison w?re hap-jtily married 1 '
t Wed lie atny .*?Misses
tiertrude ami W illie Mae ~r+
ivis student..; of ( ial'hn collegv
r.ngeburg sjietit the we Ok end at
me wit*, their i>arents Mr. and
is. hi. D. I iavTsT jTV
Mrs.?Viola Loach agent for the ?
Inletto Leader, will lie interest- 1,11
,i:t getting some extra copivs.
L. ilobinsoti, reporter
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! > I . M A I I HKW S MINN S Ji
di
Mrs. Angcline Guinyard Spit;- v'?
r, formerly of ,tGis place but for l>i
I'rrnl yen i: has made her home IT,
New York passed to the great \V
youd. She was the oldest daugh- Ui
?f?M-ts?fmtl Mrs. Blanch" Guirr^ Hi
rd. She uais buried Sunday af- iv
noon at Bethel cemetery un- rl
r a mound of beautiful flowers.
e loaves to mourn liei loss, a wl
rther and father, a dear, bused,
and other relatives. She was J"]
member of the Mtropolitan (.'0111
inity church of New-York City
which Rev. R. S. Lawrence is
stOl. - ? ? t
Mheh credit goes to the colored oil
nple of the community for the I 1
lendid showing in the exhibin
of a Harvest Show. Mr. Klli- M
1 Hampton received first prize hi
having the best garden; Mrs. Ti
tuer Mart received second prize I ct
'1 Mr. Marcellus and Mr. Mar- i :n
v Howell received third prize. gf
Our school is moing hy leaps
d hounds. We have a set of if
inpetent teachers, who are work
! hard hoth in school and the ! ('<
urches. We are 100 percent I
th the Christmas Seal Sale and U
l shall do all in our power tu go'di
er the desired goal. rc
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TIIE PALMETTO
F.V. E. A. MOSS TO OBSERVE 1!
EVENTOENTII ANNIVER- I
ANY NOVEMBER 28TH -V
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Kt *%. ,\
Kg, jj::
ev. K. A. Moss as pastor of the j
p'vnb.-hip 1!:i pl isI __.iiiii-Li-h.. Liu..*:- - f,
ill??. Sunday. Nov. 2Stir.At
in a.m. S. S. .will lie conduct- j;
t iiy It. a. A. II. Barnes, Sunt.
I :''0 a.m. Dray.'r service led by C
. II. Barnes and U. V. Howe,
[usie'by I'ri -ndsliip choir. 1T:-4o- J
ermon by the pastor, subject "I
at I ioiny a Groat Work and I .
m't ('mia- Down". ,
?. .. . , . i .. .. i i
.\i > p.in. ccvoi iniis. ny I H'i'.s, I', p
p' choir: tvclcomo address by A. ^
. Harr.es; Response I y Henii m'
:.;s!i..:: sell :ii>i:. Twin < 'itv q. ar- t|
I; Rev. Moss as a I'a st or. Union . j
owe; History of the Pastor's
; or!.. KH'io N< rris; selection by
orino Mo>*; Pros* ntatinns from ,'j
ion by Rev. ! :. sir Adams; ,\niNiM.ry
idlcing.-. Pinal prescn
dims by i.. l?. l'.ryant._
At *S.jr) p.nt.?T-Sernton. All are '
eU'onsc. N
b
WAV MR I. MY SUA MP STARS .J
I.ast T tesday night the cli;b I'll
with oar-Chaplain Mis. Lot.- t<
e Wright in Ridgewood where ^
ie is 11 \ in-a; ,al the pre.se ni clae
i her inoini r's-dim <s. . Ill hcha! ?
Per tou'hP we rendered an old <
ate religious program v. hi -1? sin .
tjuyed. A supper was planned u
>r Saturday night at the hoihe of i
iss Argoe. Our president urged i*
lilt we renew our membership M
rth the' ( idiiiei! Ootid Fellows -.p ir
ot r-<poor . pi!.; may 1 e mad.; 'e
ippv on Christmas. Remember a!
em. Invitations were read and 1>
e dismissed to rue!, at the home -(
Miss- Hart. 1 he hostess served A
u?I -! , i ! e.i: ie ; noiatoi-s, slaw. "A
>' roils.?peat cuke add Ku.-sn
tea. JU
Ruby 1 '.Air. reporter ?'
Mrs. Magefe .Johnson,. Pres. vV
(ON WAY NKWS m
ivlliel A. M. I". Church 0
iw. A. J. Felix. Pastor . ,<
San.ii.y was ; id-h .day. T!< ,,
latlur was warm and many look
[vantage of it by .iiiakiiu' liu ii u
ay to house of (led." This liein?' /
o' quarterly conference day- on?
esidit.: l.lder Mr. V. F. Robinn
w.v with us. The pastor nf, f,|
r comi net injr devotiouals pre. >;l
it-cil the presiding ild. i win. n
a i n.'iii ilm.t ,:'i ;pji -?i M
e te ll e audit ItCe. Many sold: -j
toe made happy. i
At -i pan ilie pastor brought a )
r.v i-.nsoling message during the. t|
neial sir. ices >< M r._ .lames M
lompsoii. A Jin ge n oilier was
wk The (|iiart<->!y ronTe Frh>,.
as In Id at (> o'cloHa. A largi
uhIk r witnessed the occasion. \\
ry i :.cei:e:it n ports were.made ])
all ol tl: I).nii ds and "ii.uxiiiar- '
s. i in1 clas.- leaders collected
i I'. II. as.-.i ...son .n, n> full whivb
h-id.(iO. I'ne pre.-idiug cldei j.
num r.m-<i uie pastor and officers
r their very fine work. All vo- "
a Is were very lomf in praising
simp Flipper fyji-sending the pr<
inia' elder and pastor for this >'
nf'erenee year. The pies/diny
ier !):*(! .;e'tit an.ither sn-.d >iii rnis,
enuni 'iuntry I Ire?ev? niie.'j?st-r-?^
- 4 i ?'v r" \ I k I' ' I CJTT7TT 1 f. G U'i I'll I
Lndi'.e music assisted by the jti- lt
lot* choir. Nearly $1 O.J v.as raistlun11g
the day. Wo arc pleas- A'
bcyonu expression thai the 1'. -and
his wilt: will hold their
ivnbersTiip al Bethel. "Hi
The following class lenders made
i ;i< .t ent rej-oris daring the '(
iarti rly coli.feivnte: Bios. Joe '
J'tmy. r. Ih.Lloyd. iL 13.. \Yil- JI
ji. Arthur Guiles, Bunion Ley
tt, Lev. A. L. Rainhow. Kddie '
.egg, W. M. White, Juli'us Mar- M
'<dI, \V. 10. Moore, Arthur Lavis
lliit Green, A. B. Sargent. Geo. I"
uk. .iaines Spain. .John Page, 1). L
. Lawrence, \Y. I. Buck, Andrew fr
illian.-'s and the pastor's class, ol
o. Lloyd reported $8.at) while R<
-os; Whiter jttuI M'age riTTOTtecL ~
or each. Bio. W. 1. Bitchr-M
lo is it general eonfetenee dele- pi
ite was reelected .secretary anil
1 eouimittecs remain the saute. M
iJLNLZKR BAI'TIK'l CIIIRCH
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Kcv. J. ('. Simmons, Pastor 1<
K
Sister Nhmwy Trues*Uele depart-?X
I this lit j November ^ 14, t'.i4d. t<
moral services were conducted B
lie v. O. L. Bailey who read
atthew chilli: His Lord sfuid unto I;
in well done. Sister Nancy
-uesdaje was a member of thi'i si
lurch lor ovtr oO years.' We l<
ourn her lost, but it's heaven's 1
lin. i
The Jenkinsvi'le club had its f 1\
st address by Hov. O. K. Bailey V
ho used l'or-his text John 14:21 N
?ace 1 leave with you, my peace g
give unto you. This address will g
; long remembered. Four huntt(?and
sixty-live dollars was ~T
used. Isaiah Ward, president, v
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LEADER
! \>11'ton coiwty teaches*
asso'n. -doers of tiik
k'okd" " i
Continued from Page 1
We are exertinj; every possible
[Tort to niwhtte this a banner year,
lie quota for Hrmpton county is
'500.00. Last year it was. $171.17.
be dav in Oranjrebtsrj? was Spent
itl,i pleasure and profit. Kvorynr
-received a deal of instructive
iformation and zeal.
Miss Franklinii the field workr.
irave many helpful ways by
hieh the Seal Sale may be pe?j>s
an unbounded success. Each resent
also enjoyed the very oxL'llent
address by the State Seal
ale Chairman, Rev. 11. 11. IJut r.
WINNSHORQ N I.WS
Fairfield county training school
s f?oinu on fine with its 5HC5 pails
and but 1") of its faculty of
*3 teachers. Could any one tell us
ihuUi 1.' 'I'"1 "" ills' in .J or of
fomr -Economics ? Mrs. Ruth
aekson is, pineii hitting succcsstilly.
4
'We all greatly sympathize with
lev. and Mrs. K. E. Martin in the
Section 2 Supply Detat
>es*ins Practice For B<
*
Fort .Jackson?The Supply Pcu-haven
I (( ) has begun practice
i.i the second tmu* I lidcr leader
hip of Coach Montgomery and
Igr. Herbert E. Brown fennel
tideies oi \\ inston-S a 1 c in Teahers
College and A. and T. of
ireenskoro. respectively. Practice
essiotis arc held each afternoon
Iter duty hours in-order to be in
ip-top shape Jor -frame engage
lents by December 8th.
I.ast year this team finished with
record of ten wins against one
efpat. Manuvcri.ng. such strong
nponents as Alien 11 givers itv.
enedict College. Columbia Air
a so and Shawficld. The team has
st several players from last
ear's team but Coach Montgomery
as developed several new-corners
take the place <?f J.eslic Cogdelf."
fillijim Wilson ami Elmer Murphy.
PublkHy manager and contact a' nt
is Sgt. Wilbr.rne II. Cochrane,
liner. Tenn. A. and I. footballer,
lost of the players and persone1
ave had college experience in athlies.
The players are follows
pi, George P.--I.edbettcr and Cpl.
Lliot Montgomery. Guards, for;er
Winston-Sal'-'" Tn-w-Pni>- C.>1?
ae. t'al. Fdward I?r<Twi>. former
11-conferenee footballer from
liedict and Cpl. Clyde Isley. high
hool sensation from Burlington,
. C. Cpl. George Green, former
. ami rl. Cnlh'j?e, Gl'Ochsbbro, N. "
. along with >gt. dames ami 1't'c.
harlcs Rcdfrcn, Raleigh, N. C.
lie I'ower and sneed of the team
as stepped up <uiite noticeably by
ic addi'tion of five new players
uneiy: Cpl. Milton Ellis, Pvts
rady Graves; William Owens,
eorgc Kirk and Edward Scott. In
Idition to sponsoring and particiuting
in extra activities, these
ime men are cmtrl'buting their bit
> the effectiveness of their organiition
at Fort Jackson. Sgt. Cocliuie-i.s
employed as assistant Commy
tlerk. Cpb.Efdbetter parries
i as niail clerk. Sgts. J, Redfren
al H. Brown in charge of wareiiiises
detail. Cpls. E. .Brown and
f. Ellis are Post Property
leckers. Cpl. Montgomery carries
i as typist and -mimeograph
porator at the Supply DTvvsion
cad(|uartcrs, while Cpl. Green is
nployed as assistant Supply clerk
L the Detachment.
Neighboring t. c a m s desiring
limes are urged to conta. t, . Sgt.
ilbourij 11. Cochrane. Sec. - Sup
et, Sup/Div. Fort Jackson, S. C.
iviwiiiwum v i-'\vs
od -Hill Baptist Church
cv. ('. H, Land, Pastor
Church services were hcliL a. t
10 lied Hill Baptist church Sunay.
November 1 1th. The Rev.
\y. ! and delivered a soul stirring
rlanurt which made lis all stop _
ad?UiiiaL-jiLtuil Li-yiuyi-lO- liiC-lieLr. _
i' lives.
Mrs. Mattie MeCullough and
>n. Snowball McCullough a n <1
ramtson, Franklin l)elano Foster
Ltended the Chester County fair
a week.
Mrs. Sallie Bell Foster of Chest?
1.,..# ,,.,.,.1. j
'I, V >* *J*- I\ Vll^<
i?h her parents Mr. and Mrs.
;uf McCullougii. *
Mrs. Mtfry Walker vikltecT i. 11
:e home of Deacon and Mrs. H.
icCullounh recently.
Mrs. Janie Hudson "fjom Charit
te. ('. visited her father. Mr.
~>hn Evans. Mrs. Hudson accom
iu,lied Mr. Evans to the funeral
f his sister, Mrs. Mamie Thomp-.
m,
Mrs. Florence Smith and Mrsr^
largio Sawyer have been shopinjf
in Chester S. C.
fr. John Foster Passes
Mr. John Foster of Woodward
. passed away'November 11,
Md at his daughter's home,'Mrs.
va Drown after a long illness,
lie?funeral was held Sunday af rnoon
at 2 o'clock at Red Hill
aptist church.
Mr. Foster was married to the
ite Mrs. Janie Foster, who pre:ded
him to the grave. He is
tirvived by five sons: Mack Foscr,
John Foster, Willie Foster,
amcs .Foster, "Honey" Foster,
nd five daughters, Nannie Ellen
Trs. Eva Brown, Mrs. Emma
Williams, Mrs. Janie Woods and
Irsi. Rebcca Jones.
rand children and several great
ranacnunren aiso survive.
Rev. C. Hr Land was assisted by
Jev^ lorn Stephenson' of Blacktook.
I
L
i
<9
loss of their little son Eugene
Jr., last Thursday Nov. 18. Rev.
Martin is instructor of boys vocational
education In our school
tins year. * t
Rev. C. B. Kin^, newly appointed
pastor Waymnn A. M. E.
church is really a strong gospel
minister who "te taking hold o f
the heart strings of nis congregation.
We see success in the
years ahead of him untL his good
people.
.\kr. and Mrs. Dave Jackson are
happy to have their son, Mr. Edison,
who has been living in Philadelphiar
at htmrt*?with?thenv feu?
'he winter. Mr. E. Jackson is one
of the young men who finds himself
in Sunday school and church
on Sundays.
Little O. Z. Able, 7. departed
this life last week^ rtn?i v>as^*un*
south of hcre.v She was a pupil in
the lirst grade of our school. Her
teacher and classmates miss her.
Her death caused her -brother Pvt.
(nhn M A hie wftr-pT atet innoTT in
Texas tc come home.
Among other soldier boys who
ire aim liave been here are: Ifvt^
Anderson Kennedy, Camp CrowJer,
Mo.; Cj)l. ,Jno. K. Sims. Fort
:hment Supply Div.
isketball
GRK.lT FALLS SKETCHES
The Mt. Zion Baptist church has
elected Kov. 1 arson ol pumter,
S. for its pastor in '11. We
extend to him a hearty welcome
and hope his pastorate here will
be a successful one.
Rev. H. B. Washington was in;tallcd
at the Rock Hill Baptist
hiuvh of Biddlc, S. C., as theii
lew pastor. Rev. W. S. McCul-toinrh,
Camden, S. C.\?preachedthe
installation sermon. tit was
just another one of his great
sermons. Many of the people
from here, .attended the services
there on November 21.
The Junior Misionafy society
of Pine Grove church gave their
pastor a surprise birthday party
November 15th. The house was
beautifully and artistically decorated
with flowers of various colors.
He was presented many use
ful gifts by the kids, also with a
rory large cake. There were
quite a few games played, then
the hostesses Mesdames Maggie
Belton a n d Marie Washington
served a delicious course of varied
sandwiches, punch and mints. Rev
\\ ashington expressed his appre-'
ciation to them for thoughtfulness
of. him and all went home
very happy.
The A. M. E. Zions held their
no dav conference at the Para1
i A M 1'- Zion church to line
their business -for another
year's work. It was a successful
ane.
- Mr. Willie I)eansT Jr^-a-forraer
ritizen of here hut was residing
in Charlotte, N. C. at his passingwas
funeralized at the Paradise
\. iy. E. Zion church by Rev. H.
B. Washintrton. The florals were
numerous unci beautiful. The occasion
was quite sad as we have
lost one. of our best young men.
All of his sisters and brothers
from Washington,? 14.-C., were
present. Our sympathy is extended
to them.
Mr. R. IL_ Hall has returned
('re0.1 Washington. D. C., where he
spent a pleasant vacation with his
children, other. relatives a 11 d
cricnds.
We arc proud of -our boys who
ire in the armed services. They
are making rapid progress in every
respect. Quite a few of them
are over seas; some art- on the
battlefrpnt. They write and . say
"We are tine". Our town has
hoen graced with the following
ones in their uniforms on their
furloughs visiting parents and
friends: Pvt. John M. MeGullough,
v t. Sill, Oklahoma; Pv t. Kzcil
BcnsOn, Miss.; Pvt. Leon Malouey,
Tenn.; Pvt. Willie Hey wood,
Jr., Virginia. ?The boys are yet
answering their country's call.
Quillis Tidwell will enter the navy
it (Boat Lakes, 111., this week.
L. T. McCnfrV will go to"the army
also "J. L Hills. "ATg" aicrrrtilL in
the fight.
Wo shall look forward to a
eery happy Thanksgiving.
SIN'LLKTAKY A. M. K. ('HLRLTl
Rev. Hardy Sims, Pastor
Sunday being a mild and beautiful
day many made their way
to Sunday school. The Supt. and
hi* ,cbrp of teachers were on the
job. A wonderful lesson add review
was enjoyed. After S. S.
Rev. Ducnn Evans preached a won
tlerful sermon from Job 2:10: But
ne said unto her, thou speakest as
one of the foolish -women speaketh.
-Subject I can't sleep at
nighf, I can't eat a hite, the wonan
I love she doi\'f. treat m e
ight. The message was uplifting
part. It has been a long
time since we had a pastor to take
such a leading part in S.S. We
are all uplifted and more eneoUr-.
aged to have a .better Sunday
school. At 4:30 Bio. Oscar Grant
took his stand in the pulpit and
orought to us another wonderful
message taken from 4th chapter
of St. Matthews: At midnight the
cry was made. Subject: Watch.
The message was very inspiring.
Before he took his text he sang
There Is A Grciat Change In iMe.
Rev. Sims was the dinner guest
if Mr nrirl \Trc T.i?t<?n PnYwnrtli
On the sick list- is Bro. ,J. M.
Davis, our ex-Supt. We pray for
nis speedy recovery.
Amount raised in collections
?18.95. Join in our worship service.
Alnin Avxpt, repoi-tcr
:?g . / . .
!S|
w s* *" . *
Relvror, Va.; Pvt. Calib Sims, Mi
Dill Field, Fla.; Pvt. Frank ^
Davis, damp Tyson, Tenn.; Pvt. (
J. Gladney.
REV. MILLS ARMISTICE
DAY SPEAKER
Continued from Page 1
K. L. Fraser. Invocation by Re
R, A. Thompson. The papers 1
Mrs. Rosa Gadson and Miss .1;
die V. Browne will ho long reme
I ered. Prof. Prioleau sang one <
his favorite songs, America
Prayer. The address of Re
Mills?was said?to?bo?ono ,of?fJ
best addresses that was ever <1
livered here since TJeut. McKait
spoke in 1941. The Rev. Mil
touched every point of interest
his wonderful speech. Professi
Rrowne rendered two very I'll
numbers on his saw accompunu
by Mrs. Thompson. .
Scout News .
Nfrgro Field Executive Visits
'lint Ron Saoiittii hi' \ hioi;i>
Troop 118, met on Wbdnesde
school and witnessed a vei
fine picture displayed 1 >y Mr. R
ley Denninglopf assistant Stoi
ST. I'AVL BAPTIST CHl'KCI
Rev. A. 11. Hailcy, Pastor
Lexington?Sunday school wi
held at the usual hour with a go(
attendance. Sunday being leg
tar meeting day our pastor prca<
ed Lis first sermon begining
new year's work. He" preached
wonderful sermon. Everyone w;
made to feel good and had a .wo
dorful thought to carry home,
being God "is Love. Just -thii
how much He loves us. The cc
lection for the morning servii
was very good.?Pastor's?srrlar
$18.83; rally?to complete pnrsn
age $57.50 and an after collecti<
to help support the school lunc
program at the Lexington Rose
wald Junior high school $4.0
a total of $80.33.
Mrs. 8 a rah Minus Keisler ,wl
ias been in the Waverly hospit
for two weeks is much improvi
and is expected to return hon
this week. Her sister Miss A
drew Belle Minis who has? be<
with her since she entered the iv
pital will return to Philadelph
this week.
The writer had the pleasure <
oeing one of a committee to go
State college, Orangeburg, Satu
day, November 13th with our Jer
es teacher Miss Martha P. Wrig]
"to tittund the Distiict meeting?i
the Tuberculosis Bond and So
campaign. diners 01 me coninu
tee were Mrs. H. M. Young, Irn
Mrs. Bowling, principal of Swai
sen school; Prof Rrnnks, prinrip.
af Leesville school.?They had?
grand meeting and much was sa
to encourage us to do more 1
fight this dreaded disease. \\
up y;rt! T.exington COUlltv will <
ner best to go over the goal <
1942.
The regular meeting of tl
PTA was held Monday night, N<
/ember 15th at the sehooj. Pro
Dawkins nd his staff of tcaehei
arc doing a good work. The chil<
ren are enjoying the hot lunch,
-icing well prepared by Mrs. He:
ter Powell and Miss Pearl Drel
?r.
The Willing Workers' club rej
liar meeting was hold Wedtiesdsi
N'ovemer 2.4th at 4:00 p.m. at tl
dome of Mrs. Vcrgetha Wis
Mrs. Gallic Hoaphart, presiden
Mrs. Cirace Suher Holmes, seen
tary.
(Mrs.) Maurice N. Portcc,
reporter
TAI1KKNACLli BAPT. ( Hi RC
Rev. S. I']. Kay, Pastor
S. S. opened at the usual hou
Morning worship conducted hy tl
pastor who in a graceful mannc
delivered a wonderful messajj
lakeif froin" ~Mark 13:7, subjec
Continuatidns Of Wars. For th
evening worship he took his me:
sage from the text (Jen. 13:X. 11
masterfully pointed out how env
or strife costs many lives. 11 :i\
faith and blot out strife. Collet
lion foe the day $35 00.
J?Keprtrt ?of?rantmrtM on? chure
mortgage drive.
Rev. S. E. Kav, SI01.30; Riotl
ms L. V. Walker $100.35; Fran
Williams, $12710; Thomas Lint
Hav'id I.igon (deceased) $7.00; Re
nit Thompkins. SI30.22: Paul O
josby, $16.00; Sisters; Ada Mai
shall, S5Q.05: Ida Don $.10.50; Id
jackson. $67.25; Gertrude Col<
man $58.25; Alice Holiday $42.31
Christine Thompson $42.35; Emm
Peterson, $63.00; Lillie Mae Cr<
mer, $40.50; Lydia Washingtoi
$10.80; Mary Arr, $20.85; Loi
Evans, $27.75.
We wish to thank all memboi
.nd friends who have played
iart in this drive thus far. Th
time has been extended. Visitin
friends are always -welcome.
(Mrs.) L. V. Walker, reporter
FLORENCE NEWS
Mrs. Rosa Lee Richardson an
little daughter are visting relt
lives in the city. Mrs. Richardso
is from Baltimore^ Md7 We hoji
for her a pleasant stay.
Mrs. Katie Lakin is at liomi
after being treated at a local ho.pital
in North Carolina.
Misseft Margia Robinson, Mab(
V. James, Mildred and Genevlov
Singleton spent the week en
with relatives. Those are seho<
niarms of Marion, Mullins an
Llusksport.
Mrs. Mamie Alberts William
was a week end visitorr in th
pate city. t
Miss Janie Dozier who was oj
orated on at McLeod Infirmar;
has returned- to her home.
Mr. Karl Greene spent t h
weel< end with his family.
Saturday, November 27, 11)42.
c- j Executive of the Coastal Carolina
/. Council from Charleston, (Emer- 1
gency Service). The troop enjoy- ;
ed that wonderful picture. It pro
iliwii- xnrli tine character building
and preparation. After the piclure
went went into a brief'discussion.
Mr. Porehcr, chairman of
the Troop committee presided. He
nit lined t he work for year, and
v* i.presented Mr. Denington,, Mr.
' v W'ilds, Prof. Holiday, Prof. Beck,
*7" Prof. Prioleau. Then he introducad
Mr. M. S. Johnson the new
man in this work. Mr. Johnson is' ....
s full time Negro Field Executive of
* the Council, lie gave us some
"v cry helpful "ptdnts- on cmi wurk.
'" lie will he buck on Wednesday,
November 17th to complete h i s
jwork here. Prof. Browne our
lew Scout master took theJboys
' an a hike on Tuesday afternoon.
-1' The members of our Troop Com
. nittpc and Scouts Masters Troop
118- Howard' high school: Mr.
.Abraham Lawrence, Mr. W. J. ?
Wilds. Rev. R. A, Thompson, S|*of.
*** "ff1.1 Pi HiR'.tn: 'Mr.1"(? PuifBur,1 ?
?y chairman; Scoutmaster, Prof.
(--has. S. Browne; assistant Scouty
master. Prof. Earl E. Holiday.
,i- i
it Joseph Ward, scribe.
I UISTI nivl',11 I IJAl'l. tniKVH
Rev. E. E. Gauldon, l'asel
as ,
nd Mewherrv?-S. ?. at the usual
u" hour. Music was furnished by the
-h Junior choir. Mark Singleton 1st
a Class Seaman visited the Sunday
a school Sunday. He is stationed at
as Great Lakes Illinois. Pvt. Hubert
Coleman. Jr., was also at Sunday
it school. He is visiting parents ^r.
dc an(i Mttt Hubert Coleman. * His
'1- mother is a patient at the Columcc
bia hospital, Columbia.
T> Regular church ' services-began
n-at 11 o'clock. Music was. furnished T
>P by the Senior choir. The pastor
-h delivered an inspiring: sermon uan
ing for a. subject: The Lord Has
0,- Done Great Things Fos Us,etc.
' Mrs. Violette Waites of Washio
fngton, B.C., who was a faithful?
al member of this church years ago '
id worshipped with us Sunday. ,
le Mr. Harvy Shepard of Column
bia and Washington, D.C., spent
in the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
ds J. S. Haltiwanger.
ia Pvt.. James Henry Hare visited
as. in our BTU services Sunday
of night. 1
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-a DENTIST
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L? Bridges
rc Extraction by Conduction v
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jf Office Hours: Telephone;
9 A.M. to 7 P.M. 2-0750 V
709'/; Main Street
1- I
* DR. H. H. COOPER j:
DENTIST
Special Attention Given to Diseases
of the Gums !,'
f Gold Crown and Bridge Work
j" ' ' A Specialty
Office Phone 6129 Res. 826* <
1125 Washington St. Col'a., S.C.
DR. J. G. STUART
1 Eye, Eear, Nose and Throat
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m Glasses Fitted Accurately
re
[ Office Hours: Telephone*:
' 10:00 A.M. to 2 P.M. _-Office 3796
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An Accredited School
1iu
Training in Beauty Culture
?b Science, Haircutting, and Com1
munity Organization
JH ^Appointments 5 to 8 P.M^
Monday through Friday >
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nAIR GROWER
ic For Diseased Scalp ?Gives W[%
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Once a Week.?Price 35c.
1906 Blanding St. Columbia, S.C.
For Sale at Counts' Drug Store,
d 1105 Washington St. and Thomas'
n Drug Store, Taylor and Harden
ic Streets. ?
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