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Saturday, November 27, 194
ERSONAL
MENTION
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMEN'
t. * Mrs. Leanna Alford
announces the marriage of her
? daughter
Myrtle Lee
to
Mr. Thomas N. Sanders
1st. Sgt. Special Training Regiment,
United States Army
Tuesday, November 9th, 1943T
The bride is a graduate of Ber
edict College, and a teacher i
Sanders High School, Laurens, S
I A
? Th? m?i j? ? irr.iJ.int- g_
Hampton Institute, Va., and i
the son of Prof, and Mrs. Thoi
Sanders.
Mrs. Fannie Nance Brinson o
New York City spent several day
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fre
^^ lbert, 2517 ' Gervais stree
^Brnile in Columbia on a busines
trip, following the death of he
husband, Mr. Charlie B. Brinsoi
Mrs. Brinson was also ah ovei
night guest at the home of M
and Mrs. J. Scott. 119 Universit
Terrace.
Mr. Eugene H. Corley has r<
^turned to Howard University, a!
ter spending a brief visit wit
his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. 1
Corley of 1216 Pine street. He
completing a pre^-medical cours
at Howard and has been accepte
in the College of Medicine to er
ter in March. Eugene is makin
an outstanding record and is
brilliant student, participating i
all of the school's activities. H
?is editor of school paper, treasut
er of the Omega Frat? member c
choir and glee club, and p^ays o
boih band and orchestra.
Mrs. W. H. Corley and granc
daughter Gwendolyn have returr
ed Irom a two months' stay i
Washington, New Yoqk, New Hs
ven, Conn., where she has bee
visiting her daughters and son:
Richard who has a defense job a
head machinist is at the Winches
tor Defense plant in-Jvew Havei
accompanied liei down tu_ NtH
York, where she visited her daug
ter, Mrs. Marjorie Peterson. O
her return she visted her othe
uaugnir ana son h.ugene H. Coi
ley,
REV, ARTHUR P. PORTER
VISITS HERE
"-Rev. Arthur Preston Porter o
Philadelphia. Pa., spent a fe\
ddys visiting the C. M. E. annua
inference which convened at Si
^ey Park C. M. E. church an
spent a few nights wrth his unci
Rev.: A? P. Porter of Columbia
Bishop Russel of- the 8th Episcona
district is his presiding hi-sihop i
Philadelphia. He spoke very brie
?y on four good things. First
Good Sense; thrrd, Good Churche
Good Christian Religion; secom
it.nd fourth Good Money.
Bishop Russel also introduce'
Rev. A. P. Porter, Baptist ministe
who also made some very timel;
remarks as to the -challenge o
the devil against the Christiai
world. We should stand togethe
as never before as a unit and no
being divided by "isms" 'of th<
drrterent denominations. He als<
referred to the State paper when
someone asked the question wh;
prayer has not stopped Hitler? I
you will read the 66th Psalm, yoi
will find the answer.
BOND COMMITTEE MAKES
FIRST REPORT ON SEALS
The bond committee of the Rich
land AntF-Tu5ercuIos73 ~Associatio]
?Auxiliary'*--1-943 Christmas Sea
Sale campaign made its first re
port at the Seal Sale rally Thurs
day. The report was highly en
couraging, according to Miss Sy
via C. Davis, auxiliary secretary
The Rev. L. C. Jenkins, bom
ifhairman, has had his committei
at work since the tirkt of Novum
_ ber. The following persons havpurchased
bonds: Mr. and Mrs. C
W.rMadden, $10; Dr. and Mrs. A
Rr^TJohnson, $10; Rev. and Mrs
Henry Minis, $5; Mr. and Mrs
Tohn H. McCray, $5; Dr. Henri
Harper, $5; Mr. and Mrs. Everet
C. Spurlock, $5; Mr. and Mrs
ck Paul, $5; Rev. and Mrs. 1
Jenkins, $5; Mr. and Mrs.
HF. Stanback, $0; Mr. Augusta
Floyd, $5; Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Ha
man $5; Dr. and Mrs. D. K. Ju'
kins *6; Dr. Prank B. .Johnso:
$5; Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Wakefiel
*5; r. afifl-Mre; Manning H. B.1
ley, $6; Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrev
Simmons, $5; Mr. John H. White
f^tan, $6; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hoi
man, $5; Rev. and Mrs. E. A
" Adams, $5; Rev. and Mrs. J. 1
1 Reeder $5 and Nurses Assoeiatio
$5.
' The largest reports w?re mad
by ?e following workers: Mrs. J
A. Adams, $40; Rev. Henry Ivi:.n
$$0 and Mrs. C. O. Wakefield, $'2(
HARDEN STREET USO NHWf
Continued from Page 1
j Because of the huge crowds noAttending
the special dances at tVu
Harden Street USO, the Aller
.?anivaraity gymnaahim has bean
cured lor the Thanksgiving dan:<
which will be a formal affair or
Friday night, November 27.
r -r
> THE WARD SINGERS OF
(PHILADELPHIA AT FIRST
N A / A R ET li, KIDG EW)() D AND
4 CHAPPELLE STATION
THIS WEEK
I The Ward Singers of Philadel|
phia, who gave such pressing mcis
r ical programs here last week,
will be at First Nazareth Baptist
* church Monday night, November
f d'J and Friday night, December
3rd, corner Gervais and - Lagree
I streets. On Tuesday night, Nov.
"0 at the Ridgewood Baptist
~?rhutch,?apd?on?Wednesday?night,
Decen.b.r 1, at Chappelle Station
\. M. Fi. church, corner Pine and
Senate streets. The public is inited
to witness these musical pro
_ Kian-S- A treat is in store for all
who attend,
i- Mrs. Julia Glenn, sponsor for
n First Nazareth Baptist church.
- Rev. W. H. Neal, pastor.
i. TWO or >PTKT KQVK ~
is WAIL ABLE
s.
We were the Southern Tone
quartet until last week, when Un
f cle Sam took our tenor, Mr. Ers
nest Ravenell, and that left us
d like a sheep without a fold,
t, It is very hard to find a tenor
?s especially like 'him. We . miss
sr him much and the baritone has
joined another quartet. We inr
tend- to sing until the Lord says
r. well done faithful servants,
y If there is any quartet that
vents either of the two of us,
please write to 523 Pendleton ^t.,
Columbia, ,S. C., to Galvin Anderf
son. Each of us has had three 01
h more years of experience and muI.
sic. The namesr are Lead Calvin
is Anderson; Bass, James Turner.
| NOW A CAPTAIN
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in
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Chaplain and Mrs. G. W. WiU
liams of Sumter, S. C., will atteru
the great South Carolina conference
in Darlington, S. C. Chpf
tain Williams was. the third Nev
erro minister to attend the first
d session of the chaplains school,
d II e attended Claflin college,
d Orangeburg, S. C.; Clark univere
sity, Atlanta, Ga., and Gammon
' Theological seminary in Atlanta.
l.L Ga. Ciyitaixt-AVHfHtfms has two de
k- "grt'es AIL, and B.D. Mrs. Wilf
liams known to many of us as
Miss Juanita Lawrence of Flor ?
?nce, S. C., is a graduate of State
[' A. and M. college, Orangeburg,
. S. C. She has a B.S. degree in
Home Economics, and was head of,
r the dpeartment of Home Econom^
rcs at Myrtle Beach high school,
^ Myrtle Beach, S. C., when the two
' 'p'-ame one. (Somewhere in Tex^
as)
3 TAYLORS TAVERN. OFFERS
I SPECIAL DAYS MENUS
j Taylor's Tavern at Camp Forn
a nee is offering Special Days
nanus as follows: Sunday?Steak
and Chicken dinners; Tuesdays:
All Beauticians are invited, will
be served from 9 t? 10 p.m.; We'd
nesdays?A special Chiterling din
ner; Thursdays: All Elks, Daughters
and Bills. A special Whist
jj- party from b to 12 p.m.; Friday,i
I special sea food dinner: Saturday.
?Barbecue dinner?all day until?
All soldiers are invited.
pEV. MIMS STAGES
WIDOWS' CONTEST
Charity begins at home w'as the
xpression Rev. H. Mims, pastor I
of Jerusalem Baptist church made I
when he staged the Widow's conest.
Seven widows took a pqrt
i'he money raised by each was given
them. Also ? silver offering
i was donated them. We consider
tvgy. i\iiims an rrULtanking character
and pledge to mm our sincere
.layers and support at all times.
In gratitude to Rev. Mims. Airs,
b. Lemons, twitfowT is giving, an
Apron contest. The date to he
lino, need !atei.
J'WmFAX XKWS
A Manless wedding was sponsor
1 Kv Mic: Mtv T. P-i-s and t'*n
hor< '-I 'he_..v. hnrtl .auditorium F'""
Vy n'ght. November 10. A "il
or ten g:*'en bv V>ss M:" i
:e I,. *? Herb in the schnnh and'
i>?*i pi pt 1;no o'c'o V Surr'av
?>r 21. The entertainm?n'
"ons/sted" of music by the pie'1
' 'uh. After _?he ntpf ini cookie:
*mi co:oa \vertf~ seiVed.
Monday night a play entitled
"One Minute of Twelve" was pre
sented by the high" s^hoo' puivls
eirected by Principal P. J. Hammitt.
All these entertainments
were given for J^he interest of the ,
* >*rive to raise some money for the !
i library and ?ejPnre Lab > rat or y.,.
--c Sunday?was?regualr?preaching'
' service at Bethel A. M. E. thurch.
i 1 in the morning the sermon was
' delivered by the Pustor. ltev. J.
.7 . ti.? -- .i'n?i - - ? b
?4?
Newly Organized 1
WBi&MkLm
From left to right standing:
row sitting) Annie Grant, Thelnu
Lewis, Novel Washington, preside
wards, reporter and Elizabeth Mtvvo
residential halls.
L. Fuller. The evening sermon
was delivered by Rev. P. .T. Ham
St. John 4:7, subject "Jesus It
Samaria".
Rev. Grant the pa?tor preached
both sermons at Na/.niene ik.ntis'
i hurch. Sunday school was eonducted
by the Supt., Mr. Adam
Jacobs.
Miss Reed, "lie .teanes teache?
<-ncnt Sunday visiting fri'ends in
Fairfax.
Justine G. Odeni. reporter
CPL. BLAKE OF ROCK HILL
RECENT ARRIVAL AT
\ FESTER FIELD. MiSS.N
Iveesler Field, Miss., Nou 1H--I
Teesler Field's colored troop units
have shown considerable growth |
iiirlHS?The?p?s-? f..\y months, with |
he rising importance of insiorcil j
"troops~to the nation's war effort.
Among recent arrivals to this
branch of the Training Command
was Cpl. Everett Pickett Blake,
son of Dr. S. Hr Blake. 440 S.
tadc St.. Ruck Ilill, C. C.
COLUMBIA I)'STRICT A. M. E
CHURCH GET-TO-G ETHER
MEETING NOVEMBER 29TII
ATT pastor's, evi.ngcll'sts. miss
nun ii'*, ouiuurs and memoers nl
le Columbia district of the A.
M. E. church are called to meet
i. our get-to-gether meeting Mommy,
November 2i?th at 10 a. m.
ishop Memorial A. M. E. church.
Rev. S. J. Johnson will preach
!he sermon Visitors are web
ome.
W. 15. LOVING CLARKE,
Presiding Elder.
WAVI KLV S' NF'I.OV U
SOCIAL CLUB P
Mrs. Dave Dcvault entertained
the club at her home on Senate
street. The meting was carried
out in the usual manner with a
silver tea planned for the first
Sunday in December. Mrs. Powell
was with us. The hostess serv
ed a regular dinner which consisted
of hot rollt, spaghetti, coffee,
cookies, candy and nuts which ev
iryone enjoyed. We adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Pope, where Mrs.
Mamie Johnson will entertain.
Mrs, Lily Thompson. Pres.
M.s. Daisy Adams, Sec.
Mrs. Coles, reported
uITHSEM ANE SCHOOL
HOLDS HOME
FRONT M FETING
The patrons of the Gethsemane""
school, Blairs, S. C., held its. meet
ing on the Home Front Pledge
campaign, Monday night. A large
group- of people were"" present
and pledged to back the attack
hy supporting the tight against
black markets and intiation.
Kev. Butier, the efficient principal,
a very good persuasive meeting
after listening to O. G. Belcon,
Jr.; agricultural agent, explained
how rural people can hack
he attack. The group, also made
plans to supply the school children
with the hot lunch program.
BERKELEY COUNTY TEACHERS
ELECT OFFICERS
The Berkeley county teachers
ield their second meeting at inv
erkoley training high school,
Mnnckw Corner, 8. on -Wedpes
day, November 17, 11*415. The t'oliw
ing officers were elected foi
the ensuing year 1943-44.
Wi'lliam H, Swirlton, president;
F.ouis Jefferson, vice president; 1.
-i. McCoy, recording secretary;
! '. E. Gadsden, corresponding secretary;
R. A. Ready, treasurer;
au< Read, chaplain.
Alter the installation of officers
.11 pledging to give their best
pport to the association, Presi.entVeiict
Swint'on called for the
final report of the secretary and
treasurer. Their report ? was re'eived
and adopted. The followng
committeemen were appoint- 1
ed for the revision of the constitn- ,
lion: l'rof. R. A. Ready,. Rev. F i
H. Grant, Miss Mary E. Cooper, J
Ai ? *. t? tr'tirm- rs Itrmin-t r, t
Miss Wilds.
Two delegates wer?_ eh?ted Rev. |
Giant and Air*, G. N. to go
TF1E PALME'
Women's Council c
^^Bft&fc:-^...... ..
inline iiiicnnst, Mamie Smith, A
i Henry, vice president. Left to
nt; Juanila" Primus, secretary, A
tdlride. The Council deals wr.ir pr
ii -ti.tr v. itli the president t? the
i"- ? v. hit h .convenes ill
Chariest r?m?December?bh?l'.H'l.?
.. : or. !i;'i ?. ?! aid Mi *ir
"imply?cities.?Snpt.?<-h?N-;?CJark"
has been asked to address the
ocnty teachers i t tll-ir n \i
I iieelintr in December.
;T. CHARMI: HVIM*?
>F lilt ANCHVIt.LK \\V ARDKI)
?'(!()!) CONDI IT MKDAI.
I'.lytlie ib'\ Aikaiisas--Sci)reant
ha. oe ily.\i has been awarded
he <!no t '.nd.iCi. Medal el Uie
I'.iytheville Army .-V i r Field,
i'lytheville. Ark'., whore lie is assigned
to duly as e. Mail Clerk.
He entered the Army September
21'. lt? 12.- and was transferred
aero October 25. 11'12.
lie is ?he son of Mrs. Rena Byrd
STRICTLY G. I
.
l'tir?*Mt> ot Public- Relation
Private Mercer Ellington (abo
/ nonetit of swing, takes the bat<
( .roliiia. to had the Swingsters of
n cut. Ibght oil top when it com
snare drums, Private Mary Louise
Ellington, and drum majorette of V
Kansas, shyly admits she can "easil;
tPhoto by U. S. Army Signal Cor^
, i,
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rro LEADER <
?f Allen University
?m n iiif-ifi - P;
lice Mazyek. Left to rigrht (jU'Com
t igrlit * (tirst row sitting): Helei
d>sent from picture: Myrtle Ed
ol lorn< of hotjse K'ocvnmiMit in thi
( 17 Loyan street, Hranchville, S
In civilian life he was a tea
I lie1?:;t I'laneliville. H. C.
| ? "!'. JOHN liAI'TIST ('HI'IU II
key. H. T. Hears, Pastor
J?iier vices-Xav. 21, Sunday sihno
j.-t li o'clock, announces throuyl
j'y Asst. Sur*. Dea. Russell. Th<
I asior delivered a soul stirring
j ; han.l: V-'ivine sermon, theme .A
t at I Unit. I'he MTU which mel
| ts president l a nest Davis laryei
utenilance. Evening services conI
111 ted hy Rev. H, 11. Harrison
\ wonderful sermon on All My
I . iCip l oiuos 1' roin God.
Thanksgiving services will he
fir. r-day iigr211 at 7:2>0. All oui
friends are always welcome.
titnf.s wnw
I?X1. 1 A. * v-r f T |
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~sa^^^Brr
^99RS8 m^wir
" ,^^HMB9L /^"hI
9s?.s.. Ty/v .fJiiS
'! ! Bra
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n O. 8. Wnr Department
vp) son of Duke Ellington, famous
in in hand at Camp Craft, South
the Tenth Infantry Training Regies
to beating lively tunes on the
Ellington, (below) niece of Duke'
rAC Detachment No. 2, Fort Riley,
y keep up with her musical family.**,
1L ?
s
alli:n i nivursity playkrs
attract .large aidiknck
A large audience made up of
enthusiastic and appreciative spec
ta.1.0: s, witnessed the three thrilling:
and entertaining; one-act plays
given in the auditorium on the
evening of Nov. 18th. The plays i
which cons sted of a tiagedy. ai
comedy ami an allegory were I
, g. i atiy enjoyed by. the audience
ami many splendid compliment
were paid to the students who
j were in the plays anil to the dieci
<)i> F'i olessoTs \Yy Kr: < ;innoti
and Joseph jlenry. Students
aniiu part in the plays were as
o. < ws: Lino ev I'rumiin, K-eiyn
__ i. on. t'i.via Wdson. ,>.ae Jean
^ua.les; RoImm t Wham on. 1 larolo
S. ssowell, 1'idith Reynolds. Olli
i Lei I leeene, .Jonded Harris. Inez
lioyd. Kdna Moultrie, Charlotte
aeilh, ( aietha Rich,,/ Maude Corn
1 helm'a llenrv, lloiothv Hanson
?. i! iier, j.?nrnrn?sh.ihl
Mary \Yliitcnei. Lorraine Leveti.
i ne Music TTTvaivhient of Allen
University presenteil the choir in
a Thanksgiving Recital on Suniny
evening at <i:80 p.m. An appreciate
e audience enjoyed the
urogram which consisted of patriotic
numbers, solos, spirituals.
itistrlimeiVCal d.els and oigan~ dse~~
evti, n . 1 ne program was undei
the direction of Prof.?? ?t-n?KberI
hardt..
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J MEEiiXtCOE 1)1 ST. NO. 2 TO
BE HELD IN HA UN \\ EI. 1.
DECEMBER 4
In the iignt?)f .all?thai?^?now
the District meetinng to he heh
.. Barnwell on?Satin"day.?1 liwcm
her 4th,, at 11 o'clock will 1/e one
)" far reaching importance. W e an
writing to urge all county Associ
^lions, colleges and junior college-.
^ iid-high sciTbbls in <>. r distiicT t1
.veil in order that we may find ou
rvnat your desires are in Distriv
! \o.2. A splendid program has .beet
* prepared. It will inc uiiv music b
1 he Yoorhees students, an instru
r.cntal solo by Mrs. S. C. Ushei*
V'oorhees s hool and music t
ne Barnwell Hi school students.
Miss Mary Eva Hite of the De
artirent of Ed -cation will address
:.he groun, and the general discus?
on v.ill he led by Mrs. Sarah X
'ounir of Irmo and the Rev. B. .1
Reddish of Blackville. President
" P. \V. Mins has been invited^to bepresent.
With so many promises an
ounter promises, and with various
ri I eon. those of us
= O I'l-o ivivpinicildo fur thiv. 4-Thr? ;
ict meeting desire to have I' d
tendance. To that end, we wish to
? rge?n-ptm you the* ym north nee o'
ie jneeting. It is hoped by those of
- in charge ..ol the program that
' (t.,. business meeting is held
' iP-j p.l f?ank discussion of those
nings which concern the teachers
of South Carolina may be 0hnd
t help vise it will nn*--be 'whs:1>!' "or
your Executive Committeeman
o carry the proper report to the
e , ? ? ~ T,..... u...... c....?..
ciimcrlli'i ouuc j rnvnri? uavv.ii
five Committer when it is next in I
session, so please meet i s in Barn- ,
well. Saturday, December -1th a*
she Butler High School, 11:00 A. M
J. E. Blanton.
Chairman, District .No.*
POST SERVICE CLl'B NO. 3
NEWLY REDECORATED AND
SPLENDIDLY APPOINTED
Fort Jackson. ?. C.. Nov. 20th?
The newly redecorated and splendidly
appointed Post Service Club
No. 3 for Negro service men and
women at Fort Jackson was opened
Friday night with an trptrroprLuate
ceremony and delightful social
gathering for the distinguished
guests in attendance that inch.
ded Col. Duncan Richart, Post
Commander.
The main lounge of the service <
club has been made most attrac- }
ive with tasteful decorations, now <
TurniTTffe srrrd~ "Several striking '
- murals.
A .very interestin program was
arranged for the re-opening of
.ins?splendidly?appointed club, j
Following the singing of the National
Anthem," Sgt. Herbert Brown
>f Sect. 2, Supply Div., acted as ?
;.vaster of ceremonies and present I
Miss E. J. Howe, hostess, w no I
Vv'lcome'T i he quests.
Pvt. Willjird Bristol of Head- I
lunrtors Detachment, Sect. 2, fen- 8
tered two vocal solos which were |
ollowed ly a dramatic reading |
jy IJvt. Boirell, WAC Det. No. |
2. Tech. Sgt. J. S. Fiemming then j
.ead ti e OAcellent choral group in j
<T rendition of "What Kind of
.{one", which was followed by
piano selections by Cpl. IL A.
-teven on, 2.'i8th QM Co.
The 2.'>8th Q.M (piartet sang a
number which was followed by
Pvt. William Aaron's * or;ti?wnt
nil a dramatic reading by Sgt.
rimes of WAC Det. No. 2. To
Adie Levi of the 2.'58th Q.U t o.
ang two selections, after which
WLiss B. 1.. Long.^yrvieo CTuh TTT>S '
toss riitrodt.Wtl ' tnttWslitary personnel
who were guests. The re
maimlnr nf thr* nvpninir WHs dp.
eotcd to a social period.
osheis for the delightful occasion
were the .Misses Quarles. ,
.lannltoA and Civilly from Alien
,niversity, Columbia.
FEDERATED CU R NOTES
Seneca. S. C.?The Mary Mcleod
Bethune Federated club held
its regular monthly meeting on
Ti.'?'ml:iy,?Not einbei?10. nt?hoio?
o'clock in the home of Mrs. Malic
Williams with Mrs. Lucille Doyle
'serving as co-hostess. With Miss
BETHEL AMK CHCRC]
CELEBRATES CENTI 1
C i-r. 1 ?ii> n'll Ii:}.>i A. M, I-.. it i .
ration <>f its free-loin fmiii ,i !? 1::!.(
1)1. of |M. William 11. IV
years. I I .- ..''.i.t ii.*f a 7? }'. No-,
was hitihl.gV.tcM ! ; a hi-toiifa! -int.-l
.VOl'liS of t )'! ii<-v iV. S ^ |;> \v;;<
hove. - lANr.l
Fleta L. Williams, ''lit' pie.-hle-nt
' 1 iri itl till- meeting wa.- up'U^ 1
<1 with an inspiration;.! pei .
n\ ol !? :.. ;';. . v. :ii-h 11. - : - ; r *. . *
f tile itlst 111.*. ! I".' tta t o ?? ;:<! !\
?*Ie ..11.-. ,\!at y ft" r
i'hoinas. Intere-ting ami inform* V(
'.tive remark's Wei e ..nnule I > tin- ,
i>Ie>- i.lent. -Mis. .Montana i!;\ai: -m
?ais- as-ke.l u> -give-m of- t heistrict
Inc.'t .1..:p!o a t . .<?I e. y
M.vein! >er TUT ("sTir-gaw- an exi.ol \> at
report.
IHfinjr tim . ! t;-"t ?--- hp-t- re--! nort
\m ) given t i-< i mn'iitees.
an.' tin- rlnh tr.an - j
mousl.v agreed?nv*-senil sonu- he i ,i.
. nun supplies tn--t; .. Wi'ii.ki> !. ! M
ilanu- hv Peeomher Si.
A program thai . ? ?!* i-1 a- M
oi tni th. . ap; iaa.'iisn^ 1 ?t;I: ? '
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with Mis. (Joiu-va K. Sharp i t: J it
haige. Tin- r.m-ii:io;;> -a.- < ; .
Melody. "Lord. 1 Want To lv A ' li
(.'hri.-4.ian" 'ml My Mrs. Mai-y ' .
1 hotnas: 2. Heading. "fiyiyin m -i
rhanksgiving". Snow . it i
*coit: . Fat riot iv Poem, "itoj'W
i'oui Ail". Mis...Mariaifi Tillman. > .<
L I.'.-nil.no "I ,m .1 H. !| .M: -. ' '
Bertha Strivkland; a. Song i\\ j \j
rluh. "Onward Clirislian foid- |M
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mii indebtedness under the eappastor
there for tlx.' past 10 ~
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:i lU'pii'thijr in. ?!' *.ail the fife and
. ; Il itiiii .H K. Peck, shown
Ai tlx- next meeting thrrn will "
?a? ?-\<d.anyeOf ( 'iirist'filas gifts
ii: : ' : : im II.ho: s. .. A
" M'li.ii' :epast consisting of
-a ; i ! -u. i t course was
i tie i.o-lesscs. A sou i
.! i' napkin containing a Pi
iu.,- given each member
os.-nt. Mr.-, hlli/.a Te'i ry in a
r;?-|o;rr~inartneiv thanked the hos- ?
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I ..< following members have
i.osen to serve as officers of
. . .i for 1U43-1D44: ! ,
I': >i ant. Miss Fleta L. Wil\
.-President. Mrs. Frankie
lb van; Secretary. Mrs! Mary
i. son; Ass't. Secretary; "
iS.ewart F. Addison; Treas.
. . i Onyers. W. Thomn<
'hxtorhi. .?i.s. list her W'H- ..1
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. " Mii-i-- mi.: their chairmen: I
. (dlal ty. .Mrs. Muttie 1>. WilM
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;rl: Mo- jr. Mr*. < atherine ii.
i ' on, ! iiiation-. Miss Louise
ii.iins; Transportation, Airs.
. \s Soot, ; i'l-Ofiram. Mrs. Gg!\.
b : ! ' : i\il'luitv. .Mrs.?
a) ic Membership,
!>. Nora *ltumsey; Reporter,
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