The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 04, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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A HUMAN RELATIpN COLUM
IN MIND AND HIAKT CAN Stl
Note:?-Don't worry needlessly . . . when ;
and y*w feel the need of guidance, and
please write. Vour problem will be analyzi
4 clipping of the column with your letter
ABBE'S 1?>? W8P1HATIONAL Rtt.AlriN
free a personal latter of sound and const:
ttona. Please send a stamped (3cl envoloj
your full name, address and birthdate to
confine your problems within the realm of
THE ABBE' WALI
Cire of The PilftWta Leader, lib"
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A. A.?i am a widow and have
. boon going with a man eight years.
but I don't want to marry him because
he drinks too much. I met a
man ttvo weeks ago and he wants
me to marry him and he doesn't
d r i n k. I like him fine but this
other man has .been nice to me.
Should I m a r-,i'%v the man 1 have
just met?
, Ans: Not yet . . .* and on such
short notice. The \vorfd is lull, of
men (and women too) who begin
i? v p r v tipw friprulshi*n with a
. tin academy visiting his sister.
?r We reprefc- to report?that Mrs.
i Missouri Brooks is ill m the hos1
pital in" Columbia. Mr. Davis carried
her there last Thursday.
t Mrs. Brown attende<l the CME
i annual conference Friday.
_?i Tho student body is preparing 1
for the six weeks exams. We reI
pret to report that little Bennie
Mae Colman rs on the sick list.
She is a member of the 1st grade.
Margaret Corley, reporter
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BETHLEHEM HIGH SCHOOL
Barnwell?The Harvest Home
Festival went over in a big way
as was anticipated by those inter*;
ested.
1 Thanksgiving morning the us?.
aal hour for devoti'Ons, the entire
. Afttudent body assembled in the aud.
i & itorium for their annual services.
# which was conducted by the memg
hers of", senior class assisted by
I Prof. E. S. Allen as the class ad.
" visor. 'Mliss Louise Roundtree was
a little indisposed. 'What a real
HL^.pirrtual feast w?s enjoyed by all.
did the
is to bo
the sick
special
r, Kivlftg
;roup re njoy
a
? marriage pTflWsal. Wait 'till ymi
learn more about the man . . . about
his character and his past.
Who are his friends? What are
his ambitions? Has he hecn liar
t-ied before? Sometimes these lovc
. at-nt-first-sight weddings turn oat
happily, hat more often they cause
one to repent later.
reader of your column. Will you
- "please answer my question in youi
column. I have been staying with j
?ny aunt, but all at once she has I
changed from the aunt that I used
to know. Should I leave her home? |
Ans: No . . . that would be an
ungrateful thing to do. Your aunt
lias been practically a mother to
ycu and you cannot afford to leave
her when a little friction exists.
Assume an entirely different attitude
towaj-d your aunt ... carry
her out with you to the movies . .
buy her a gift occasionally . . . and
try in every way to overlook her
moods and you will see a change
iinmediatelv. Relatives like to feel
for that which they give . . .and
that something should be love,
resp'ct ar.d "affection.
L. I).?I h a v v been piarried
practically three months.. My hushand
finn't litre for nie lu workand
I don't have enough money
to :"i!! my needs. Will you please
advise me.
Aii^f As loorg as-ynur husband
HIGH LIGHTS of FOUNTAIN
INN SOUTH CAROLINA
Fountain Ijin School is working
hard this w?eJe'8ellmir'tjcke.ts foi
the "Turkey Contest" which Wiethe
Nov. 25. The eontesF-WrCFis
to furnish seats-forTTuTnew gymnasium.
? ;
Fountain Inn was glad to welcome
these visitors for the past
week. Mrs. Parah Johnson ot
Greenhurg, N. C. has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Jessie Brown for
the past three weeks. Mrs. Brown
.' also had visitors from Columbia
' . her daughter ami her husband
who is now station in Great Lake.
Illinois.
Miss. Anna Putman of Benedict i
College visited her parents, Mr I
and Sirs. Nat Putman whose son
entered the Navy recently he is
now stationed at 'Great Lakes, 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson
had a pleasant surprise of their
son Cpl. Willie E. Johnson of Fort
Mr. and Mrs. Fluteher Spurgen
of Fort Mills, S.C., are home ex
peeting to return in the near future.
Miss Hattie Hellows of Trenton
N. J. is now visiting her sister
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Scott of Fountain
Inn. She is here for an indefinite
stay. ^
RIDGE BRANCH
SCHOOL NEWS
* Uur scnool is progressing niceiy.
Mr. Davis spent last Sunday
'afternoon very nleasantlv ?i
N WHEREIN THE TROUBLED
E K COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE
your mind is weighted down with mury
the counsel of an understanding friend
lil in the paper free . . . just include a
. For "private reply" send 25c for
fh With each Krmfint:, you will r. ceive
motive advite analyzing three (dl'unesEc.for,
your confidential reply, and ?ipn
all letter*. F-nplain your case fully and
reason. Write to vt;
LACE SERVICE
Assembly Strict, Culuinbia.m?<??
nrinys his nay check horn *' rcjcudarly
every \v e, k'Y you ouu'r.t
0 ! : pevt his wishes aTtn 'mn4r
1 conifortahit' homy for him. I>y
careful mnn.ureim at. you any hi
able ;o cut co- tiers "oh ' tb; hiytvr
dties of the home "ami in this way
n:';vi: a few dollars more to spund
o" save-as voh (iw'wvOHi1 of til"
ti 1st lesson's <i- v.il'e sh? . -n '
: > be thrifty an:? Ine 1? husband':.
money vibi *I'ir.ly.
II. I., v.: fl have byon hvyiny ill
or Her just t.<> read your column and
I biive found o t ft' iT"t :lieTT"I?av<"
t probh nt I would like to havehelp
Otl. I live with tiiy tyur.dp..rents
.-i:i(i they are vi ry mean?to aie.
I Vhoy don i v.alit me to tal!; w> any
aiic.jjf!v!s or hoys.-1 am IT years el.!
-and >tili cm'', it'> my i luv
Ans: As lolly us .you live wit':
<i have to abide by t'..e "rules ?i.ivi
"ejrillations ol' their household,
to. i' .mother establishes keivcif
ii the _c'ity where she is work!au.
you should ahany.- to join. her.
She will he a little retire broadminded
than your grandparents.
H. f). X.?I am - ft. ! in. ta',1
.n,i wo:a:hf lHS lbs. am I fat? I
an't dance but^I attend pro-tie:
me! feels 'due wHtfh'iip" everybody
else have a~~ yooTT f ime. I am n<>1
uyly or good lookimr. [ try to he
friendly hut the <>"t of town hoys
won't look niv w;,v. Not even tii..
sold-h 'What shell I do?
Ans: Why 'no: lea i n how to
? V.- i !? /? ? Ci11 .?% ?.! .. ..
approbate m u i c, so take your
icouratrC in ? hand nvke ,ii:? your
mi I u! that .\?oo arc jroim* to be a
stood dancer. Toko a* f'.-yy da ncinp
lessons even '/f you ' have to na\
vour friends t<> tench yon. Tiu n
piacticOyUnttl you can "jittcr-bujr"
| with the?ee.'t of?1'.< m.?ho in. to
dance well an 1 veu ".ill find the
soldiers not only looking your wev
but helninn* veu to "lit-nfC a.little
~rf vrrr-rx t r.-- t .oit^Tryr: *~
iy by the hi^li school choral club
Misses Lottie Cave. Ivu'a T.
Wright. Daisy Mae Pander-- and
Carrie Williams assisted hv ts<
clioraL^cIiib- were enjoyed, by all
-4**r?Sjent7 as they interpreted the
solo pa ft* in the pt-o'i-t-rvv.
Dr. F). J. Dixsott and ll- v. Vhotv.
;rs""h Ryan del:vcr"dHr ?:pi mesages.
After tlie program frtends
were invited to srb tile entirely
furnishd room, presented bv the
Missionary society of it -me tist_?hurch_
of -which?Ih-v^?i?.?hr
Anderson ,-is pastor, *
In behalf of the tnr tro hoar i
of the sehooL_VVo wkdt to thank-the
Follow!rftr persons and their eomunities
for thu largo amount en
food stuff donated to the school:
Morris chapel church. Mr. lb-id em
IViest-r, Melviii Prieste1-. Pav.ih
j Patterson, Valleria and Mary AlI
!e n.
| Brown's chapel church: Mr. J i ramie
Brown.. Mary and I i,
Brown, Iienry Lee and vran.-t uu
Brown.
?Union chunc-h: MUse-; Molly ,M
leer and Ruth Creech. Prospect
church: MisCT.otif Cave, dor Co:
Baptist church: Misses Willie v..e
I C. -**- " ? ?
iriciv ucrua nil;: misic Koine rson,
Daisy Mao Sanders and Klijta
Garvin. Ebcneser churcli: M.->
\ ermese Xiranh S?. John": ..in
Kmrnn Jane Hunter. Lillie JVyt<?n
and Corrie Williams. Second Mt
Olive church: Misses Geneva and
J.ucy O'Bcnry. St. Mary's chvn..h
Miss Ophelia Oberry. Second Dap
List church: Dea. dame? Owen*.
John rnwtis. D,n. arc?M^?
liam Ryals and Pereival. " Xctti
Sue, Etlna I odise an i 'Ihotu;;Ow'cns
and Mas. Ed. d .n .
Simpson ehurc-hr Miss En it I..
Wright. Gcllilean cl'iirlr. Dev. 'I'.
J. Ryans. Union Drone!: <!ni
Miss .Julia Stalling. .Mr. Rudolph
Page, Bethloh em church:' .Mr.;,
Sarah F.ritt. Mesdames lb't!v Pot
Leison, 1 letLie- -Jones. E.d:y V.'ifriams
and Dr. and Mrs. D. d. Dixson.
Mr.s. V. R, I) xson presented the
sum of $3.00 donated by t'ae Fedcrated
club. May the Lord bless
tach one that part ici pat erf in tins
drive. Thank you again. Come
to see us anytime.
We were very gird to have Rev.
and Mrs. C. I,. Anderson: to call
Sunday to see us. ;
HEMPSTEAD NEWS a
Gloria Wise, reporter
a.._ .1 . .
ouimay was a Ullie COOI here.
S. S. was conducted as usual with
all teachers present. Morning
service began during which time
our pastor Rev. h. Thompson
preached a wonderful sermon.
- After regular service the funeral
of Mrs. Jackson was held. We
extend KeartfcTt sympathy to t,he
family.
The BTU met-a'eloekr
tVe were very glad to see so
many visitors..? Mr. and Mrs. E.
Merritt were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. P. Wise.
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Wo cannot ii:. t h mi:cIt v.i
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v:i< I't i -1 fennel an I :i!l meio'vcrs
pledged ih'.-i'' < o</>er;;t ion. *i"h.n
mi.e: - of tin' < uim!>.litre
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>i ifcr.-> it .Mel!i!l - uitd , Ma/.oiinc
' ok'er. The < hnirnetn i;
i?raii:.ni and Annie Lie I'ockfi.'ld
. I-' Cei'l t .1) ::[ cui 1U *>l-s In
iiu rcasyd Intel'.
Tin- n embers of tlie* cor, ?n it tee
.vci'c pif-cni, .1 in liie -t..<jr?it
I>f?ly on Tt.y.aluy. of ia.-e week by
the. piitndpai of the school. lie
:i' 1 Tht lie v.nild expect iheni
4?*??au?Ll Li.H.i....I ii. lili .1 111',IV :i'l I
J fc;u in tIt* iv u.idC.rtakintrs.
Ii.e principal assured iliem that
if tlicy V ui into (fiHicui'.y in th<exercise
ui' their ii.jty,. it is his
intention. ami also ihnt of the
faculty discipline comrr i.'lce. lo
hack them to the limit. Chairmafi
l-nae Graham. h his remarks in
the student body. called upon his
?Vthnv? wttrfents for their fall coipwation.
A junior student cfynins;tee is
now being formed to work with
the senior ' ommii'ei. T|>,. senior
group is coinjioscd of students
from the sixth grade 011 through
high school. Tht. jt-nior group is
being made up from students hulow
^he sixth grn 'c. '
Student report curds for t'i"
second period will be given out
on Wednesday of next week.
Lee. S. Parents arc expected to
j inspect and sign these cards before
returning them to teachers.
Mrs. Kellie Mae Smith and her
husband Mr. Santmie Lee Smith
of Geneva,- N.Y., spent Thanksgiving
here with Mis.. Etta Barns
tho mother of 'Mrs. Smith. The
two are on their way to Florida
to visit relatives of Mr. Smith.
They reported having enjoyed
( themselves.
/ I'vt. Leon ? Butler, of Camp
I :? ri;. 1..1 /->_nr
uiirinaii in r iiirnnir^, lyiiui.,
spent last week with his wife,
Airs. Pearl Kiitirr and his mother-ln-law
Mrs. Eta Barns. t
Cpl. J. A. Green is here visiting
his wifP Mrs. Gertrude Porter
Green and other relatives.
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i i v. ' t i i lp i: any v.ay.
1 .i : .'.civ ..iter the 1,'roj.ci
i ' 1 ?hfrs?'ifitiks n1.v..pil a
[' >:'y r m,<l ti'i'.i'hci's lo attci'i
;o(.;is p'.aiy jriven by th;? i
: st.ty-:u.t>. t - s-:tixl si'tM.ial gnv
:\ : V?n:;st WU.H Sfcr>
; ;i" el ik'.ru: li.n! a dval of pi'
. Mrs. !.ri.? r. I * vi luiual Ws
. i.'l?A11. Ik lAMi. cilo y<l li
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I tlii h \vi?:c ini'v ni i?i. . itue-.I
?< M'. in lul'i the i
{-??: on h-y ^ >nny. 1* v
"j" i:?; iwere . oilen.
I ) !:< Xi \v Home Makers h
? ; org: i.i;:- .| and each girl
!-?'cm a ::roied.
j The l-t?\thro., git the super
j . r ? : Vh.. ii a! hro o* **-* ? !
i ... .!, .# | :;i; f??r .in i ; r
j o." iin. . chuoi which is r a'ly
t! o. >i.U!::.;i'le,' .mil needy project.
j\ I "I In*: >1'ov i!v: benefit.
H"iTv - '>111 v.11it ITiuirs :? to ;
RllHJI-: BRANC H NKWS
?i\ s11ii of the weather the
I Y ! iiic-ir way to church
SumlSiy. Sunt. 0]>ei:etl >. S.
t .;!>' y. iih teachers present,
i:11 v\ as taught tniity mini
w .!. ii Was ( ' *<&? '"! hy all.
Aiis. l.omt?Rligh ami one of
students*. MNs !ila Mae (ii!
. pint end with her f
i:;s Mr^and Airs, Isaac \
\Yt we'iAjdso glad to have A
\\ i y'n'.'i .mWi ^ Illinois" and \Vi
Ali-s Sud<;i;? Mae Swcciicj s;
l.te weei: cad w ; 1 h Miss W1
M'i. i. . Air. 'C lurenvv Willi:
who has reeenyy gone ever s
eports he is dying line. He
tinned ? dinev. here in South
__i?i; Wo aia- praVing that the
will on i\. over \a'u! our hoy;
} IS " , Sit t it VJ.it!i.
Mi-. Viola livook^ I'aint is lit
IV.<>:jiOsvw I'. v\i help Avail
- tier ^ ii k mother whivis ill the
; r?;?! ia 'iihla. >Vo hope
ha- a speedy recovery. Mrs.
I Maruavet and Andrew Co!"
AJt. and Mr.-. David Thomas.
iesie aixi Lpyir' Ir\
the wee!; end \Mith tl
- >ii r Mi-. .Minnie I., trailer
" "Sal. "l:L A1i T~P. fat At Is. .|.\ S.
Monday V.ith\Mr.
V.:-. A lid IV W Cul 'a-y.
Mi . .M. N.Viiltams rep^rti
iii'l ro IJrnarh .Sfhiiol News-V
Ouy .(!,"<! i,; iiupt ovin^: , dil
'' i" a;:, rdanee is fine. The Xi
S? }:! :ivL en hand. Evory ci
- da: in. thair host to help m
ii a si.vi r-s. Due; to the war'
uoi ; aia e ol 11 .tie school did
rlr.se I'l i' . Thanksgiving.?rmtr
.try ni e program was mjo
edi i by the sixth and sltve
ti t it ties.
. Mr. Marlon Hrooks spent a v
i .(.ii-.i:, i luiiK^givmg visiting
L.-irk mother -in Columbia.. W
I ";!> !( i.e also "bitl'd tin- foot
game played between Allen ?
, versity and WinsPa^-Halcm 'I
c'u i s' !-cilc.. < of North Carol
Tl.i' 71 it gi'lldo l'OlU)I'l? !
MT. ZION A. M. I]. ( 111 HCI
Rev. ('. C. Mcllwain, Pastor
This day is Ipng to be rem
. eri-il ;it Mt. Zion. Servivo
well attended all tfyough the
and night. In the nimning scv
- the (ttistor In his own way sen
to have been at his best as lie
ivered a great message from
aiab 0:0 The Mighty Cod. M
hearts rejoiced as never before
Uie afternoon we were fiivc
with anothr high message brot;
to us by Rev. J. W Walker f
St. Matthew 2:2 whereas this i
sage was well received. In
late afternoon we went into
rhurth conference. Our ehurel
now organised in clubs ami re
'' to start work. At the night
vice one of. the greatest mira
stood in our midst, the 0 years
mid John Dickson, Jr., and dt
clod a heart melting moss
from f^t. Matthew 2.r>:l: Be ye
(i ready. This message will
.?er rn the hearts of- many.
Oh Friday nijjht before the
mid Sunday, December 10th
ivno years old child will bo li
to Mt. Zion. We are looking
ward for the sotond Stnday
December in the afternoon for
coming of the Rev. Wallace Cr
iin to i?reach for us.
J 'I he rolli ctinna Simd.iv v
i good. Wc also had several >
| tors. Our doors are open <
J and night, you are heartily 1
come.
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LEADER
j|] I I.ATI"A NEWS
) V< i linn ( impel A. M. E. rhiirt h
Lev. i . I>. (iambic. Pastor
Sunday senoo*. was opened at 1
10 c.r.t. .-'up;. .). H. Guiles and his
'l 11 , r o' ..t'.'a.hers in charge. The (
:ng i-r: v r. s ably tn ghl a A usual |
. i'ii a ?'( :. 1 of interest At 11:00 |
. v. r.:ic pa*in.- froupht the morn- ,
he ;4 ig sai. e. i iii.- meinjr a whirl t
ui.o.-yrt-ity an-,. vIm U'u&Utcy the.. .
mtr u.*'ni:r:s icspotuicd nicely. The
. i?'i is-, ill! opeW for those \vlu? i
v-'i ere jit"?>*??nt on account of illness
-o! ?. !, v'; iinrc-., We hope to ^
. i: our goal 1.y the second Sunkuc
in Ibvemhei-.
: r:;:r.iin;.- ..cvi-uaj;:. ai. 7 p. in. the- ^
minor <hur< h hehl its mcellnsr. |
"lin j Gamble ys their
iral S " I'iw. At S p.m. the Level j
, i.e. if e r: iv t rendered a?pro- |
!-*!_: as en :e' ed hv the
(' it im' , We wire grace:! with (
... j a,- ?t pvt. Me:he:u t'pl.
: ; 'kukry who are servitry in the U. :
?-c i vice. Sohtret v r?tv alwaysoll
ma-ie Wii.nnu- t:i our midst. Also ,
.in.j Lm/ett <?u" of the nurses ot j
(iN. Gmani':. ia hospital stunt the week
'lid i'.p h<<: parents Mr. and Mrs !
,, : :: r.crctl of Latin Mr. Lob- .
eiiil 1 -"cBri.1.. a siudint at Allen
iifv<-:- itv spent the week-end with
... hi. ..U'ents ile\. and .Mrs. McBridc 1
:el M>1 T\'!on is marching on. _
i . ie-fi. r hi: iritis. AL-ss Jimmy
>ie- :i student at Allen Will
, ^ uuin to school this week after
" r" havinr ; liiferjj-uno a "successful op- '
lC(" tratioiv. , - . .
\C~ ',1'' ,,:>?dor. .his wife and Mr. 1
^ * I er<e,- I (gett were the dinnci
f" j.' tt "a _ Sundays - They k"no\v htnr
'Willi eilt nil :l1l? ..Ii/t tlir. liinnni. .......
at hi a King sine a uncoil.
We.-: ;i chapel members wish to
liur i .:nnl<?Mt*sdn*>w<?Wrlstm. Mehi<??T- J
Campbell ami others for the Ser 'V
| \ ire Fhte: with a. stolej star-for evI
ry. r.tjomher who has entered the
civice from ejuv church.. Thus
VlS" fat thirty members nave* been tail- .
.0 lo^lie- col'o-s of the U. S. A
i-'TTT Wo : ray for those who are* on
an g.-L. hsi a speedy recovery. .
l,; :1 John Baptist Church J
"1 Kcv. W. (1. McFaeleten.- Pastor
! Thanksgiving prog-ram on
i'hurselay. No vent her 2"ith was
v rami. .Many attended the servient.
The elevotion was opened
P.t0 .y 1 teacup Jesse Fleming; and sison
t (drrie Sampson. A wonderon
! U] sermon was preached by Rev.
1 lie J.uther Mace, using- as a theme
tes G'.ing Thanks. Followed by ..a
olii by Mrs. W. CJ. McFadden. '
her Short talk on Thanksgiving-, Mr.
i've Rasseii Piatt. Also Deacons W.
?ar- I ?,. , Sampson, Piatt. A sum of
\ .1- ,i n.no was given l.y M<r. Stonewall
dffeln on, a citizen of Ditlnrr coun? =
1 iss iy_ in lienor of the fighting men in
:11ft Toe armed services. Misses Inez
??L-ii-'t nnrt~ffTrhy I.ee Page" spent
ictit '! hanksgiving iu. Columbia v.hh
iitet Tid .Yiai y ft. Johnson eiaugtrter of
mis Miv and Mils. "Willie Willis of
was i.atta. Mrs. llattic Gadsden . is
is -pending sometime with her childPac
ten i.i New York Ci'ty.
war ?Stmthty-wtrs cloudy but it found ~
; re us on ot;r way to Sunday school,
inducted by Kupt.. . Deacon C.
jme P'att. v.ith lite teachers doing
on. their best in teaching and discuss^
hos ing the beautiful lesson. The pas
for ior delivered an inspiring sermon
TUT u-'lne". .v ft h-Xt lsr Cor. ir>:Mg-42. "
Ky. n : itui:h. Victory is Mine Thru
Communion was served to many ,
jn,r with' Deacons from St. Mark Bapiu>ii
list-ch.:rch .assisting. Other visi- ,
toiS Were "Mi s. Peanut" of Florence i
-iiinl .Mrs. Bessie l.ane?and Efta
an,l lackson of Weston chapel and Bro.
Cox of Dillon. After service Rev. |
,r " anTT .Mrs. -\V. (J. McFadden, Deai'?n
and Mrs. Floyd Bethea motor- i
. d to Deacon and Mrs. Frank Be- ;
j]? then to" a* delightful dinner where
mis :'R,-V rpcnl a grand evening. We |
mid 0 Pia.v'Mti lor our .sick a speedy ,
, . ' recovery. i
and \ \| p.. fm.RCH '
?rp- ?.... i
v<((| Rev. S. E. Martin, Pastor
Sunday ".as a lovely day for
-ervice at our church, and every- .
fpiL an' was at t heir heat Pravor j
. .!* service was coirducted by Bro.
1 Charlie Woodnrd. We were very
>:l!i glad and delighted to' navt. with
, 'j* ; s tht. nine year old Rev. Young
A'*" Dixon of Columbia, who preach">a'
cd a soul stirring sermon from I
Psalm l:l-d. Everyone enjoyed
U tiu- wonderful mi'ssagt, that wash
brought to us.
Wi? also had visiting us Rev. j i
I.. D\ Ashford of Columbia and I
em- quite ta number of members from i
ivn., St. Luke. Amount raised for the i
day day was $10.10. We thank you,
vic-< on,. and all fnr_your good work. '
d'e-' CARLISLE NEWS
Is- . *
any Mrs. Daisy Jeter of Baltimore,
. In M. 1)., Mrs. Eillie Mae Sims and
red Mrs. Cora Jeter of Detroit Mich. I,
eh* daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Horoni
ward Jeter' are here on account of
lues the illness of their mother Mrs.
the Lizzie Jeter. Miss Sadie Robert?ur
son spent Thanksgiving with
1 '* Miss Alma Gladden of Chester,. S.
a'h C. The teachers of Oak Grove,
" I Hamilton Sims and Jeters schools
ClO.-' I rri 1 - ? it
. lyim i nc(iirksi^i\iij^ in ine various i
" pacts' of the country reported at
.1 their post of duty Monday morna\
It was very shocking
tin- t0 Pft?ple Carlisle to hear
if. the death of Mr. I.croy Sims
Krc .'.ho departed this life Nov. 29 at
the ^ome* 'I'1 's survived by a yife,
iack -^rs- Hattic B. Sims, eight child 4-or_~
ren. Five hoys and three girls. 1 '
jn brother, four sisters and a father. I
(^L. The family have our deepest sym- I
uni- pathy. Rev. H. E. Hillian preached I
I he eulogy at eit. Eden A. M. E. |
/(>ro Church. Friday afternoon Nov. 24 j
/isj. Rev. and Mrs. W. M.".Teter were )
lay | very pleased to have their sons
wel- home for Thanksgiving from the j
?U. S. Army.
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SCOUT NEWS
VYTIONAI. REPRESENT AT1VE m'ainas
VISITS rorNCIL Rev. 1
\.'r. A. .J. Taylor is visiting the t\ir ]_>a
V.ural South Carolina Council jn Sund
bis week. Mr. Taylor is assistant derful 1
:o the national director of Inter- ;school s
acini Scouting' of Hoy Scouts of m.E. Zi
\nierica. Rev. De
It is hugely through his efforts mt;S3age
hat Scout ill'* among Negroes ;|ia|i ()t.
las made such rapid progress in sa{fe. x
\nierica. He has held h is present, lection
iio^itinn since 19M. ?>;il
Many communities of the coun- ^njs we<
jl will be visited by Mr. Taylor. Four
U.. >? i 11 >.? icromp-inied l.v Field f; tn S
Executive Leroy F. Scott. *>hurch,
Orangeburg is having its annual a large
uianciai drive to help support ness the
;ho Hoy 'Scout Movement in the Bennett.
Irive is Mr. Charlie Pendavvis. He. Among
s ably assisted by many outstaiid- ailj
ing citizens of Orangeburg. * children
It has been reported by Field ]pent T1
?cout Executive that many towns ton>
n Bamberg and Barnwell counties jyer Julii
ire ready to organize Boy Scout nett m
rroops. Professor S. Richen- | yjjss >j,
sac-ker stated that Rami erg is * Mrs.
inxiously waiting to join in with tjren att
this great movement. tian Un
Mr. Lewis L. Butler of Erhavd^ Methodi
las a fine group of boys whtf are ^cy * pas
ready to qualify for membership. jsfos. 2 1
Principal J. B. Blanton of Vor- tor rgv
hees Institute stated that plans session.
will include two Troops in Den- y,ejtj wj
mark. ., . at Beav
Mr. Eli Davis of Blackville is Duncan,
issisting in getting the movement urt|ay J
established in that area. Mrs
THE GOAL FOR 1944 IS the .n'O,
1000 SCOITB Martin
Mr. E. E. Rogers, Troop Com- The ]
a half-day hike with twelve hco'ut. Mr.and
Th<^ distance round-trip was ten (jay njg
miles. Two meals were prepared The ]
by the Scouts All the Scouts en- wjjj 1TU
joyed the holiday hike. Loree (
A new Troop has been organiz- 2nd.
ed in Camden by the Kershaw Mrs.
division. Mr. W. J. Brownlee stat- jyjr pn
ed that twenty-four Scouts'" and Trinity
and seven committeemen were re- Rev. C.
gistered. ' S*?Wh<
Mr. An dry Hayes was elected Tiight v
Scon tmaster assisted by Mr. as f0nc
Henry Byrd. - Imniedis
Th ere are three registered preachii
Troops in Camden. ' tjy or
spiritua
CAMDEN JOTTINGS atjve g
Today, Sunday, we were at our through
church New Bethel, the day ap- JV* ei ?H1
pointed for the organization uqder f" 1
the new Pastor, Rev. J. I. Alston burn wl
who we believe is a Christian ua
young man having heard him for ?
the third time and have no fault through
hatever. ~ director
If he were let alone to think, .,^ss
see?end -act for htmseIf,~r~vvTit~~ictoi Mcssrsr
nicely here?but in his set up its Green v
1 he same prejudice as of old?but in Laur
this writer is Tust as true as everT Pearson
still praying and trusting that God On las
in His own time and way, wvl) received
move. If it were not for our uri- spiring
tiring elforts wP would not have tie of
t place to worship in. So any- regard
thing a loyal member can do will her son
ce done?but shall always stand Mrs. Fr
tor what is right in my home ry on a
lun ch though being alone. - depende
My record from 1911 under four Mr. ]
presiding elders stands clear and villn yj;
R tFe present one can prove an Mrs. R
iota against me as a loyal A. M. The
F. please call me "before thc heads tor an(j
of the connection. I love my home cordial
. hur.h iintT mean to hold to it not
twer taking side with the wrong, v....
God's house does not have to be i)io'p.?|
used only as a -house of nrajver. 112,1K1
We repeat. He was able to get
money out of the fish mouth and Rev. 1
fed thousands on five loaves and q
two fishes. He is the same power u? ,
and 1 will trust to the end. vVas ?
Hli\ and Mrs. T. M. Martin and
little Carolyn their daughter from ?
Charlotte. N. C., spent the week ^?.j r~e
?nd with ther brother J. U. Mar- ,
tin, and aunt, Mrs. J. D. Wright on e * 'Aft)
King street. They left express- '"eet'ng
ing a pleasant stay. ?Pe:
As sub teacher in Jackson Rev* M"
school we taught for Mrs. W. S.
Mouzon on Wednesday. The class anc
ivas very well behaved, hence I
.'n joyed heing among them. 10 be h
Mrs. Bill Dubose {Lillian Alex^~~Preiwllpl
111/lma tn,.n,nU? CAW.,1 (TV Vlflfl
/ JV/IIIIC. IV V?X ^OIIIUI'II Ciller *>
mending near one monoth with her do?r of
lister Mrs. George Payton (Sailie an(l a f'
Alexander) has returned to B/ook e(* f?rlyn,
N. Y. All rep
Mr. end Mrs. Elmer Pickett will l)ur d11^1
soon be in their lovely home hav- the Wil
lag had to remoTTel some what >nK upv
since it were badly demolished by very gls
fire in' the spring. Very pleasing for the
show on the corner of Rutledge ning to
ind Church streets. than w
Mrs. J. J. Reed (Louise) attend- two yes
2<1?-the conference of her church
at Darlington. She is an active TRIN
worker.
Rev.
FLORENCE NEWS
The members and friends of high^da
Cumberland Methodist church are CflUrch
proud of the return of their pas- rji.nrp *n
:or for another year, Rev. J. W. | ' at j
Taylor. A large number of per- began
sons from here attended the an- Wonderf
nual conference at St. Mary Meth- Tl i.f
adist church, Darlington. i T,
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Grant and P' ' j
family of Newberry spent Thanks- pP!I?nn
giving day with relatives and J,rpnt ?
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Grant
,ind family. . evening
Pvt. William McK. Robinson of ^
(J. S. Army, Texas is on a furlough er
visiting his hpother and friends. ? .
Mps. Lrllie Robinson. ~oc* "a
Mr. Walter Lide. manager of the "c rem
Lide Barber shoo died last1 Sdn- *om? ^
day. " ." number
Mrs. Estcll Cato died last -week service
her home after several months mount
illness at her home on Ravenel. $82-63.
She was fujneralized Monday at . We \\
Cumberland Methodist church. A hne Pil
logy^ Uy^the pastor Surviving: sity an<
husband, other relatives and a host coming'
of friends.
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t'OODKt'FF NEWS
Betllu'l?Baptist?Si?S,?wi>>
uspal; the banners re J
ttey were last Sunday.
Dendy the Evangelist and
vid Hughes were visitors
ay school and made wony
emarks. After Sunday
everal went to Trinity A.
on, Rev. Marshall pastor,
ndy delivered the morning
. The pastor Rev. Mar*livercd
the even*igr meshvough
the day tht. colwas
$28.62. Rev. Dendy
flnet a series of meetings
at Trinity AME Zion,
cars from Woodruff motor
wit7or, Ml. Zion Baptist
Rev. B J. Ligons, pastor,
crowd attended to wittrial
sermon of Rev. Geo.
His was a success. The
those from Wbodruff were
Mrs. David Robinson and
; Mrs. Corrie Winn, Mrs.
hompson, Mrs. Susie Brow
s. Velona Woody and Sisa;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beniss
Henrietta Garrett and
ara Parks.
Theda Robinson and chil;ended
the Woman's Chrision
held at the Smyrna
st church, ReV. T. S. Bai
tor, Waterloo, with Union
and 9. Sermon by the pas.
Bailey. It was a grand
The next session will be
th Union Nos.. 10 and 11,
erdah Baptist church Rev,
, Sr., pastor, the 4th Satn
February*
Minnie Lee Thompson" was
ner guest of Mrs. Loree
recently.
Pastor's Aid Club of New
will meet at the home oi
Mrs. James Brew ton T*n"
;ht, Dec. 3rd.
Usher and Mission Boarc
set at the home of Miss
Ireen Thursday night Dec
Theda Robinson president
jd Gist, chairman.
AME Zion Church
W. Marshall, Pastor
ees were held Sunday anc
vith the program outlinee
iws: Sunday school at 10
itely after Sunday schoo
ig service. The Rev. Den
Miami, Fla., rendered t
I' discourse to an appreci
roup. He shall continue
iout the week. Night aer
pasto^, gave another beau
jcourse, and did our hearts
hile^the man of 'God broke
i the bread of life. The
endered beautiful music
out the service, Mr. Greeri
. Collection $28.80.
Mattie Mae Brewton, the
isited relatives and friends
ens, Mr. and Mrs. James
and "-family,
t week Mrs. Mollie Franks
1 a very beautiful and inletter
from Chaplain BitSheppard
Field, Texas in
to the rapid progress of
Jonh Henry. This gave
anks more courage to cars
he was her only son*and
?t. - - ?
David Hughes of Green;ited
the home of Mr. and
oosevelt Noris this week
above named church pasofficials
extend to you a
invitation at all times.
WN CIRCUIT? ED1STO CT
' "" 5.
E. Washington. Pastor
first quarterly conference
d in Bethlehem A. M. E.
.Sunday, Nov. 28. Our P.
J. E. Beard was not presv.
J. C. Murray, pastor of
church, Charleston presid2r
a heart stirring prayer
', the pastor . conducted
ning_service. He presented
urray to the congregation
c for his text St. Mark
1 Peter answered and said
s. Master, it's good for us
ere. From this subject he
d a wonderful sermom?Evirt
was made happy. The
the church was opened
ew came forth to be prayOne
joined the church.
orts show increases over
L quaiter. Our church?en
town Circuit is still movvard
and onward. We are
id to have our pastor hack
third year. We are plando
greater work this year
e have done in the past
irs.
ITY A. M. E. CHURCH
W. M. McDonald, Pastor
anburg'? Sunday was a
y at Trinity A. M. E.
There was-a large attenit
Sunday itrlhool. Prompt1:30
a.m. church services
The pastor delivered a
ul sermon. Subject Our
llness to God. At 4:30
a Live Wire club met at the
Mrs. Margaret Shands on
street. This'was indeed a
leeting. At 8:00 p.m. the
services began with a live
er meeting, followed by
well prepared sermon by
tor. Subject The Things
tes. This sermon will long
embered. A cordial wel
__^X. 1_J X _ X - 1
us exicnueu to trie larye
of vrsitors present at each
by the pastor. Total acollected
for the day was
rere jrlad to see Miss Anjjettman
at church service
a student of-JLllan univcr.
i was crowned "Miss Home
' last week.
L. C. fioyd, reporter
Saturdayt December 4, 1943
NINETY-SIX' NEWS I
? *Thc Burial Aid Union was?held
ut Outhk'la'iii.'.Btvaii&t^ rhiuufc Sat- H
\ unday. ThcyUrijseq <.$72ujBd for
I now death* elaimk'tmd <?193.75 H
j buck deaths; $40.50 union dues and H
! *1,21. for the ,church. Totql raised .
| atiutj ^)aid c&i $964.81. This was'
1 Indeed & .wonderful report. Mr. H
j Holmes president; Mr. D. S?. \VM-? H
lianvs, secretary,.
Friends of Mr. James WfOlefr te- H|
fret veryi much of bin sudden ill- .icss
and death last Tuesday niie. ^H,
The family have our sympathy.
Mrs. C. A. Dean's many friends H
len death of her sister Mrs. Julia
.Jinkscale of Anderson. Thanks- HI
. g.'vintr Dav. Meadamea Li A. H
i Dean and G.. A. Parker v*itnes>?d
i the funeral Mnmlnu. at QUi/rU ?
" ?-* ?^iiu/u Jlist
church,?Anderson. Mrs. Verina
Williams and Mrs. Addle Lee
_ Johnsnn nf-DtltrolU Mich.,,neices of
Mrs. Clinkscalo witnessed t h e
tunerai. , ,
Thanksgiving day was l^ietly
spent bv air i*n Ninety-Six. ^
Mrs. Bell Williams had a verv
nice letter from "her son J. B.
who is in the U. S. Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dixon received
l he following letter, from their son
John Earl Dixon who is serving in.
- the Navy. ? ??? "265
Prementon, ' ?.
-j ?November' 2^1943
--Dear mother, father and sisters:
Just a few Irnes to let you all
hear from nie. Hope you all are
* well. I am doing alright, but I
' \m a long ways from home. I left
' Baltimore Tuesday at 6 o'clock,
ind got here Sunday night at 11
f. o'clock. When it i? 12 (jfelock
; down there, it is 9 o'clock uppkere.
! After arriving here, we got on
a ship and went over on an island.
1 won't get on land any ' more
[_ soon. '
Mother, on the shin Tmight have
luck and I might not, but I am
I trusting in the Lord that I may
}- "see you all again. Pray for me
. and all the boys in service,- that
we may overcome some day.
, Here in Brementon, Wash., are I
nothing but white people, but they I
are good to us colored boys.
By. from your son,
jr : ? JOHN EARL. I
; To mother, father and sister.
1 Mr. Jim Dixon is stHl rendering H|
- wonderful programs at cfttrfches I
i and schools. If you wdnt to get HI
- in touch, with him, write to P. O.HI
? Box 35, Ninety-Six, S. C. ^H.
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