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Saturday, December 11, 1943. ST. MATTHEWS NEWS We had a large crowd to greet ? the ncw pastor pr. L. D. King, M who was appointed to Bethel Sta tion at St. Matthews. . _ Qjur Sunday school was in full bloom, as usual with our efficient and punctual Supt. Prof. J. A. I ^ Ford. After the lessen, Prof. I I Ford in befitting words introduc- | J ed and presented the new pastor, ?m Dc. King, who madc an impress' ion on the Sunday school in reviewing The lessen and addressing] the school, that will long be reJ membered. The pastor ascended the rosV trum Willi HI! impressive prclimi H n?ryL And tnnk f?r bis text Arts ?V $nTtheme: Companions in Prayer 9 Companions in Christiarui and Companions in Church Duties. Althoigh he was suffering with jfl a cold, he made a latsing impresses ion on his hearers.S ^fter which** Prof. Ford made W anR[ppeal for Seal Bonds to the ~r congregation and an after colltc1 tion of $12.25 was taken. 8 Two young ladies were introM duced as Trainees who are to be8 gin Monday morning, Dec. 6, to , | take their Practice Teaching i n I ?oiu^5chool: Mjss Robinson of Nin a e^^Blx and Mtss White-of Flor erar The ladies came forward and made short speeches. J .Dr. King has nothing to fear e - with the set of loyal officers and j members behind him. ' Dr. Coaxum. our ex-pastor left Wednesday for his< home. He has served us for 5 1-2 years. We. vweh him much success, ^et everybody get some Christmas Seals, so that we may make our report on Dec. 15th. We were sad beyond expression to hear of Mr. Glover Lee HopIs" kins, who took seriously sick and _ had to be rushed to the-Tri-County hospital in Orangeburg for an operation. We are told that he is | improving. There will be a program in interest of Christmas Seals a t Bethel- church, Wednesday night Dec. 15. Admission 10c. ST. PHILIP A. M. E. CHURCH [ ti nn ** if ? ? ? ivev. i. u v? eatneds, Pastor At 11 o'clock a wonderful S. S. was conducted by the Asst. Supt. Mr. Henry Johnson, Jr. A fine re. view was made by Supt. M. E. ?*H Hinton. The senior class won both' banners. - A warm prayer service was conducted by Bra. Ikc Johnson. Scripture lesson was. read by the pastor. A soul stirring sermon hy Rev. Weathers. Every heart was made t orejoice. One united with ,l . thp rhurrh Safrnmant was taken, by a large number. The funeral of Sister Irean Morris was conducted Wednesday Holley and Sons undertakers i n charge. She was a faithful member of St. Philip. Her life record of the home, community and the ch*jch is one worth emulating. Ae know she will be missed," but feel assured she rests in heaven. The Pulpit Aid Club met with Dorothy Hall at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall. A fine meeting was conducted. EBENEZER A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. L. A. Logan, Pastor 1 Mullins?A large crowd attend. * ed services Sunday. The pastor gave-the Holy Communion to seventy-five. A large number of visitors from various churches was present. The ushers of Mt. Zion A.M.E. church, of Sellers rendered a pro gram at Ehenezer Sunday after?, noon The Ushers of Mt. Olive Baptist church and St. Paul Baptist church of Mullins joined the Ushers of Ehenezcr in Riving SelJ lers a grand welcome. The" quartet of Fork, rendered three selec| tions. Amount raised $,'11.10. ?Remarks -of encouragement was made by Rev. Logan. Also remarks by Mr. Julius Morgan, the president of Ebenezer's Ushers. The ACE League met Sunday evening Mrs. Janic Carmichael is , president. , At the evening services the pas tor preached a special sermon to the young people, from the subject: Let Him kiss me with the . kJMtes of His mouth, 1 ^mullins \Vas deeply saddened at the news: of the tragic death o f ' Mrs. Lula Wbite which happened \ in Durham, N.C., on Dec. 1, She . was a faithful member of EbeneI zef church. The funeral was at" 11 o'clock. Rev. Logan preached from the subjectGetting Ready To Move. She leaves to mourn her Aung: one sister, three daughand two sons. The body was carred to Andrews, S.C., for burial. Cpl. Robert Smith is visiting his family for 16 days. * Pvt. Johnie Lewis was in town for the week end. Mr Tomoe Tillman an/1 M ice Mary Ruth Foxworth were marAd Nov. 28, 1943. Mr. Billy Ford and Mrs. Margaret Ford were married Dec. 1. See Miss Viola Gtrisset for your copy of The Palmetto Leader. TAYLOR'S fHAPFX A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. H,-T. Summers, Pastor Sunday was a high day at Taylors Chapel Sunday school opened at the usual hour. We had a wonA derful lesson on Covetousness. Afr\ ter which the pastor brought' a wonderful sermon from Matthew 6:2&; theme Master is It* I? Sunday was also a rally day. The total amount collected in the rally was $118,00, ( I i * . ? I . ?y? T. jfc;: A % attisj Zr I ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. A. I) Hawkins, Pastor . { ^ I Sunday school at 10 a.m. was j : largely attended. The review was i , by Miss Fannie Phelps. The Bible.I j class is holding the banner. | We had a glorious time Sunday. I Thc pastor preached from the) subject: A Little Further. He hid f himself behind the cross and the spiritual Aide Tnn?high: Sunday ? night Rev. C. C. Mcllwaine preach ed for us from the subject: A | Prepared Place for a Prepared i People. Again we enjoyed a spiritual--feast. The Lord's Supper was administered to a crowd at both- ; servlt't's. Wl' thank the good Bish- ? op for sending us this Gospel / preacher and his wonderful family. They were dinner guests Sun- j day of Mr. and Mrs. James John- ( son and family. Both choirs rendered excellent service. Among < the visitors was Rev. John Bur- t roughs of Stover Chapel. j I GAFFNEY NOTES t Miss Grace Ross regrets very much that her customers were ner misunuerstanqmg. Pfc. Willie Lee Robinson and wife were recent guests of the j former's, parents Mr. and Mrs. J. ^ ' Robinson. Sgt. Andrew iLittlejohn has an 1 bonorbale discharge from the l*army. He visited his mother Mrs. j Frances Littlejohn recently. ? Mr. Sherman Lattimore has re- , turned to Norfolk, Va., wherq he ^ will be inducted in the army on . December 7th. . ( The Ushers' club of Limestone Baptist church met at the home : o? Mrs. Elton McHam Wednesday night. ? I Tech. Sgt. John Epps visited his f I mother Mrs. Anna Epps on last . I week. He will visit his brother Mr. T. R. Epps.in Washington, D. ,C.. before returning to Ft. Clark, -t Texas. Mrs Dean Anderson and child- i , ren, Mrs. Azon Sexton and baby, 7 | Mrs. Ruby A. Sexton, Mrs. Lula Lee of Spartanburg were dinner ? guests of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Howell Sunday. TRINITY A. M. E. CHURCH -I. Rev. W. M. McDonald, Pastor , \ * ',- i; I Spartanburg?We had a larg? attendanc,. at each service Sunday The Sunday school was re-orga.n- ( ized, and the officers and teachers t pledged thoir support to make the S. S. one of The largest in t h e I Stcitl*. . . v At 11 .do a.m. fhii'vh __ began. The pastor preached from ^ the subject: Is Jesus Real T o , .You? At 8 p.m. subject: One Thing Thou Lackest. Both ser- ? mons were masterpieces. The Ho- : 1y Communion was given at both v services. Total amount qpllectcd \ $73.35. Total amount for .church r loan this month $81.15. We are glad to have Mrs. Mc- t Donald the pastor's wife with us. r She is doing her part in helping to ? put over the program. o We had a large attendance a t I Love Feast last Friday night. Everyone went away rejoicing. We have several members on the sick list'. \W are praying for mcir speedy docov'ery. HARDF.EVILLE NEWS I Marccllous Primu^, Reporter J The members of Fishers Chap [ el church are glad to have, their ? oastor Rev. Fulton Edwards return ( or! to them for another year. S. < was at thc usual hour at St. Ste- x regular services began. The pastor, Rev. Frank Alston delivered q so' 1 stirring sermon. The Holy j Communion was administered. We e vere very glad to have Mrs. Lula 4 >mith and her grand daughter Ed- j ~Ta with us Sunday night. The> L were accompanied by Mrs. A. f r-!mith of Atlanta, Ga. n Miss Madlee Glover was home / the past week ill. We are glad to ^ mow she is better. Miss Mamie i Temk.ins was taken to* Charity hos 1 pital, Savannah, Ga. We hope for We are glad to see our teacher Miss Sadie Porter out to service i few days illness. Mrs. Helen Dnncey Cheathem ? 'ormerly of Hardooville H t now of Vtlantic City is home visiting her c.M ives. . Nl/rs. Elizabeth Allen was'home Mie past week visiting her parents J accompanied by a cousin. Mrs. Jula Lightbmn. The Pall Rearers Club of which b Mr. Jeffie Purchase is presidenf b 'isited and donated Mr. I/ester u Mitchell who is stall in-tho hosni. -CI tal at Ridgeland. jWe hope for hrs speedy recovery. _ * Miss Rosa J. Shige and Miss rl Ruth Graham are here visiting an<T >re the guests of their aunt and mole Mr. and Mrs. Humbert Scott Mr. Moses Green of Charleston 1 iceompanied by Mr, White and Mr 1> 'It-egg were visitors here Sundt.\ nfternobn the guests' of MTS. ZyT ?: ph:" Primes and family. d Af?.c A nnin V MimVit.ll . I daughter Sarah Wright, accompa- i nied hy Mrs. Lula R. Riley left Sal s nrday for 4Alta Mount Springs o Fla.. to visit her sister Mrs. M. p Howard and other relative?,.. l.'Hw a wvll visit Geneva and Sanford. Florida, also. w We regret to know that Mr. I.e ,1 Williams is somewhat indisposed j< from a minor accident. Hope hi' t will soon be himself again. ?] Mrs. Sarah Bush who lives in the Arm Oak residence died Sunday p night. Funeral notice will be giv- c< m later. h * Y* ' -l ? , M .> ; - -- . etx;kfieli> news The family and friends of Pvt. j onhie Bell Wash, are delighted ! an o havp him home on furlough | Ss roni San Antonio, Tex. He has T1 cn n in the ai nie<1 forces since | wi anuary. He certainly has been w'? nissed in church work and com- ed wunity. Sc All-. P. C. Williams left Saturday or Washington, D. C? to spend se oine time with his sister. We hi "pe him a pleasant trip* at Misses Amie M. Brown, Alene gi Town spent a few hours with hi disses Almastine S. Nancy Tal th -ert. lis Mr. and Mrs. .1. S Tnlfrert. vis ter Mrs. Nancy Tyron and 1 Vrena Williams Sunday. \\ Pvt Jonnie B. Wash and Mrs. |1(J ilfair Wash worshiped at China Jrovii* Baptist church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elihue Brown pent several hours with their bro- g. her and sister Mr. and Mrs. John 'albert. a Pvt. Jonnie Bell and wife called ?y to see the reporter Sunday afernoon. Thelma Talbert, reporter ^ MT. ZION A. M. K. CHURCH a Rev. C.--C; Mcllwain, Pastor Service was held at Shiloh Sun- .. lay which was a grand success.. The pastor in his own Way deliv reu an inspiring message which ens enjoyed. Communion was ad- !C ninistered to an appreciative audonce. Please don't forget our pro nam on Friday ni'ght. Come out nd hear the nine^year ojd child. br Vt. are also looking forward for a M ;igh "Slay Sundav. The Lord Sun- L'r ler will be served hy Stewardess 1>C oard No 2 Mrs. Ellhn Cook, pres- ice dent. We are also looking forward for lit he coming of the Rev. Wallace tu Tuniblin Sunday afternoon also rlf ervice Sunday night. pa Notice next paper for our Christ an nas program. Svster Bates is on CI he sick list. We pray for her?a pcvly recovery. Read the Pal- kr netto Leader and come to Mount '.ion. ; |,r ?T. MATTHEW RAPT. CHURCH [f) Rev. J. W. Mathis. Pastor \;( Piedmont. S. C.?The S. S. met it the usual hour with a large at- gj endance. yy Mr. G. V. Moore was at home ast Thanksgiving with family. He s ;n service at Gasonra, N. C. . Miss D. I. Thompson spent last y-haniik.*giving?Day with -Mtss- A. p? '. Williams of Atlanta, Ga? at- .. ending a footbal game. .J The Church club No. 1 mot al ' he home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. seely Sunday evening. Mrs. Roawna?Knyrn and sister drs. Gtmibrell visi-ted their mother. ^ ind mother-in-law, Friday. * 1 Ovr hats are off to Deacon J. E. dcCullough and other officers of -iir church for keening such a Je iatchful eye over the sick mem >ers,:of our church and the com- u' mnlty. God bless them. c" Sunday night we had one of the uri test singing programs ever witlessed here rendered by the Pin M on and ^Garrett and Brown Sisters R< [uartet. The program was for the :enofit of the Christmas tree. AY. M. Tadrant, reporter S. A HANNAH A. M. E. CHURCH g1 Sc Synday service was held a t .eaver Chapel A. M. E. church. ",e rhe S. S. was taught with the 5upt., I'rof. H. B. Rikard at his >ost of duty. Rev. Robinson came tefore us with a wonderful message from the subject: Hold Up "hrist which was enjoyed by ever.\ <ne. A large crowd from Hannah vorshiped with the members a< xtaver today. I : ch At 13:B0 o'clock the Heavenly w; Pravelers' quintet from Hannah A St tl. E. church. Also Leaver chap- S. 1 quartet rendered fine music. At th 1:30 o'clock the nine year old Rev Bi i"ohn Dickerson. Jr.. came befon .M is witn a soui stirring sermon ie roin the subject The Way ol rransgression is Hard. He sen M lie church on tire and left it !o >urning. Everyone seemed t o 7: iave enjoyed it and surprise at the m ittle boy making his way to God. ;lj .e also hail his own quartet-with w iim which rendered fine music. m ? " D CAMDEN JOTTINGS G Sunday was an ideal day for hurchgoers and the ones who wih ^ ittend were in their respective a, daces. We" Ave re very" sbfrylo hear of ~{v he sudden illness of Mr. John enkins, deacon of Mt. Sinai Bali- so ist church. Rev. C. E. Saunders w eing the beloved pastor. All are re loping a speedy recovery of this rdent member who really does his fjj uty to the church. .... \y Mrs. J. B. Foster sister of Rev fia lelton Sniyrl is reported as bcine or II;' wo pray for her gaining I is trength. J Mrs. A. M. Ransom was in for a St ew days' last week at this writ Bi ig sfrie is much improved and is k? ack to her post of doty.. A very appreciative souvenir t,?ard came from Cinthia Stover stu- 0fj ent at Bennett college. ?he is fr( tie one who won the luty dollan ,<fj i the contest of _ not too long Dr ince. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stov- Jv r arttl Mr. and Mrs. H. L.- McLes- UR er we repeat have the right to be lodestly proud. The Old Gray said some real . 'ords two weeks ago or more in . is write up of soldiers. The truth r? i needed: so take the Bible injuncion fearlessly: "Cry aloud and pare not". Etta Jacobs is here visitirng hei Bo nrpnt?5 Mr nnrl Mro WoUn*? To obs and is looking the picture of 1 tei calth. % % lis i r , . ' 1'*7 ; ^""V sy l*r ;"?i ? * *~~z? U ' 4 THE PALME SALUDA NEWS Sunday found many member? id friends on their Way to the iluda First Ba'pt. Sunday school \e S. S. opened at its usual houi th Mr. F. Butlef in charge. We are greatly benefited. We en t<v\ some very fine remarks by Mr. ilonion Pugh. Misses Willet and Leora Townnd former students of Saluda gh school and are now student-Benedict college, spent Thank ving with some of their friehds j Saluda, <Miisses Ruth Harris and e Lewis sisters. Miss Ruth I far I ? was also a week end guest of iss-.F.dna M, Graham. We STe sorry "THar~Mr"s7~!Stattic jsh is ill in tne Cood Samaritan averly hospital, Columbia. 'We ipe for her a speedy recovery. Pvt. E. W. Smith hi spending a Jippy furlough with his mother, rs."Ella Smith and friends o j_ iluda. Leice Shell and her cousin spent very pleasant week end with her other. Mrs. Minnie L. Shell. Pvt. Marion G. Minnick b spend g his furlough with his relatives id friends in Saluda. S. 2.C. James Abney is home on ten day leave. His relatives and iends are proud TcThave Tirmw 1th em for a little while again. nion Hope School District News We are glad to. say that.?our- hool is improving daily -in atndance and also everyone seems be enjoying the hot -lunch that prepared by Mrs. Parnll Culeath under .fhe supervision of is. E. B. Reauer. fc.'aea?and evyone seems to enjoy going to hool on Saturday especially when : cream is served. Pfc. and Mrs. B. F. Hurley and tie B. F. Jr. have recently reined to camp after spending a teen day furlough with then irents Mr. S. H. Hurley- and Mr id Mrs. Y. J. Coleman, all o 1 tappells. The-community is very glad Trrlow that Mrs. Ben Johnson and r. Arthur Graham are much rm oved. * 5 Pfc. M. F. Graham has ret erne.' t California after having beer, j erseas on duty somewhere in ew Zealand. < M iss Mazfe Lee Coleman, Mr. rlvester Graham and Mr. .\rthui allace, Jr., were Sunday guests Miss M. Culbrcath. Mrs. Carrie Coleman-of Michiin is visiting her grandmother, rs. Syndia Coleman of Uiappc.s. { i i p >ung Mt. Zion Baptist Church ;v. II. J. Trapp, Pa-4ior The Sunday school and childn's hour were carried out in a lendld way UMltlT till1 SUpervis-? n Of Jtr. B. F. Turner. Everyone ~ is spiritually revived alter lisning to a soul stirring sermon livered by the pastor. Collecin $31.00. We always welcome e members of the neighboring urhes?Branch Hill, Mt. Enon id Pleasant Hill. t. Enon Baptist Church iv. J. H. Goodwin, Pastor The attendance was fine and S. opened at usual hour. Mrs. manda Ryans appealed to the ;oup to support the Christmas ;al Sale. The school agreed to ve a donation on the third Suniyr-"After S. S. the"members ainded the Mt. Zion Bapti'st church id enjoyed a wonderful sermon ' Rev. H. J. Trapp. AROUND WEST COLUMBIA By Rev. A. L. Diggs Service at Mt. Hebron A. M. E. nrrctr, was good although service " as short because of a luneral at ,. John tit 2:30. At Chapin. S as usual. Service followed with e sermon by the writer. Rev. owman, Mrs. Maggie Bookman rs. JVlinnie^ Sargerit, Mr. J ocr Cor y, Mi. Walker and the writer at nded the funeral at Chapin foi r. Pink Kennedy who was a 1 hit ng citizen and died at the age o! I years old. He was a faithful ember and steward of St. John, id a large congregation of butt hite u'nd colored was present. A? ong them were Dr. E. A. Adams,, r. W. B. L. Clarke. Rev. 11. H. armany, J. C. Cannon and Rev. IT Redman the pastor. Rev. owman preached the sermon, ennedy leaves a large family id many sorrowing friends. Mrs, l>oiu Butler after spending IT? U*nol/C i r? PitfeKnmrh I.otnrnoil 1 W. Columbia. Mrs. J. Wjykor> afte^ spending two weeks hen \ ith her mother Mrs. Anna Brooks urned to New York. Mr. (iibbs Fred Stephens, 10.' ed Saturday morrling. Dec. 4 in v-Columbia at the home of his lUghter, Rev. Mrs. VV. H. Walk Details of funeral will be pub ihed next week. . James and Mt. Pleasant iptist Churches ;v. Wm. G-reen, Pastor S. S. met at Mt. Pleasant at the ual hottr. Prayer service follow after whrcTi a heart felt sermon am the subject I.ove was preach- t and ^.-n joyed by all. At .1:30 th' ogram given by the usher board is rendered with the following her boards; Mt. Zion, Brookland :. Olive and Mt. Pleasant. Rev. . M. Martin preached a wonder1 sermon, subject I Saw the rd. Isaiah 8:6. Lie. Hartley | nmons preached at St. James on nday night and Lie. Lucious eaks preached Sunday morning th preached good sermons. Sister Larudene BroWn and srs Belle Campbell are on the sick t lit this writing, : n:"T TTO LEADER .v., ?%'< : j?S^ iVadjl ??Down?on Fern where home baling is absolut you will find, ADI.UH fhe I Housewives demand if and wil stifutes, because they have pr< iority to their satisfaction ove years of successful balii.ig. A a treat in store if you have ne> is enriched with vitamins and requires less shortening for al a bag from ycur grocor today! * \ BUY w^E mm} BONDS * COLUM3I, PINK '.ROVE ami: cm H( ii , T < . - t < R?v. J. E. Dix??n. Pastor Fine services are still ho;.n?r ! 1 H vi tnd quite a few were at t!>(. omcii < n>? of the S. S. After a spirito I j M irayer .se rvice the pastor .]?. ]'\ -' i i, t wonderful message subject Hoir.i [ P Sick. A larcf number commune:. !! Km v|^Ky:^nHe9Br^ni WV V' ^ 8^0K$%3EBB5BR??^8j6B^P UF^JA... ' t*jg^eg3?HDH*^WLjflgh|Lj83|*^K< WJK - kjffBi I Silver Foxtail' V *t The perfect occent for y V , or dress! Giont size, usir j i ' ine silver fox tail*! Mr % * . generous size pocket. & tho /It ely necessary, / /f? My :avorite flour./ I fake no sub- ^Ss>vT^ jven its superr a number of 'ou, toor have rer fried it. It N. minerals and I baking. Get BILLED AND DISTRIBUTED BY [ BROS. MILLIN4 A \ GREE h(. Loaders' board met and showi ii'ood sis usual. We were okas-' 1 to see Mr. Johnny Hall at sit- : fe who wsis ?oiuo\vhat indi'spos I I. . Wo wore also jjlad to have I i s. W. P. (iambi-ofl. K.N..... roonville; Mrs. Rozena Boyoo o! iodmont; Mrs. Carrie ONoal of ope; Mrs. Thomasena Corley of .if 1 ,.'d osuc ^ y? SuHk sou #3 l^cibkV H oUr ? " wSiI ^ c > ?.? v ? : " * J ^, V J _ r 3 * & ^ J f UfissS^/ jf/ / >5/ / / Tunt In Flsh.p >?y< / H.ndTey over ^s_7 / WIS Tuesday, /' .Thursday and / Saturday at 6:30 , P. M. ?J? ~: * BUY "i rtr\ MORE j CO. 1 WAR ^ BONDS NWOOD :". * _ Irmo and others worshiped \vi is. I'vt. Henry Morris Tobias C amp I-.ee. Va. was home on fu lough the week end visiting: h parents. Mrs. Janie I.ee Trapp Uitrerimr with a sprained hie. Hrti 'lie will soon ret-over. The pastor visited Mrs. Ros Lyles one of our old members wl CHAl ? II.! w? w ' TT" k luxurious Fur Coat at the illy pay for just a cloth in Seaiine 0 T ?15 if Oi ndt hard K> believe, yet it's actuolly tr\n jinally marked $51.25 . . . but *re're just $39,951 For this tiny price you get at' >aoy skins workgd in the intricate and be ancJiOmelyJiQejJr full, sweeping length. -It's '? ? thri?ty~mve^tm?oLjn o Fur coatl Si >tl PAGE FIVE I i lias been very ill and served her communion and others on the sick list. A program will be rendered at Pine Grove the third Sunday at i o'clock p.m. in interest of Mrs. Aralre Mali and Miss J. fci Boyd's flub. The following choirs are_invited to furnish music: Pine Grove Little Mountain and Slighs. After service several motored to Chapin to attend. the funeral s< rvice of Mr. Pink K end ley who was well known among all. Funeral services were held at Pine Grove last Tuesday for little Rosevelt Kirkling son of Mr. and Mrs. Hrbert Kirkling The Rev. K. A. Young officiated. Interment : - - m thp t'huichcemetery. Mrss J. L. Boyd, reporter OWINGS NEWS Mt. ( armel A. M. F.. Church j Rev. I). ('. Brown, Pastor I A large crowd wait out Sunday j to S. S. and preaching service. We ' were proud to see our pastor out, he had to loaVe the annual conferI cnee because of being ill. Rev. B, [ T. Mack was the guest speaker and j took Jhis text front the 9th chapter ? f Corinthians 24th verse. Evcry| one was benefited. M. B. Dorrah, reporter - -j PELZER N EWS Ri-v, J. C. Cowan*. Pastor Sunday hern7 a very beautiful ' day many wen1 out to services at New Pleasant .Grove. The S. S. . was opened by the Supt. and the I lesson was taught by the pastor. I Tim morning?service was. -en' ;oyed by all. The sermon was eery interesting. The amount of money raised $23.28. A number f visitors woe present among hem were Deacon and Mrs. B. B. Voung and family. Pfe. Dillard Clinkscale is home 11 furlough visiting his parents .iiid friends. ^ Mr. Paskel Arnold has a dist)j. barge from the army. He is a tiustee of New Pleasant Grove. There was a popularity contest Is oetween eighth a,nd ninth grades ly of Chapman Grove school Miss Ve Emily Harris was the winner "of first prize a member of the eighth ie grade. Mrss Elroland Thompson 10 second prize a member 9th grade. pijajjy Ot/un. O ttf&ta. ?<((*<) <r>U * (A) / PrifKOSi Styl# - ? ^ m Mink Dyed Coiey! .. Fitted at the wait*? wonderfully Pattering! Soft, deep - holred Corvey pelt? are dyed the col* t and tone of Mink, tt'l a wonderful value! (?> A ntw frivol In Sable Dyed Cony! ij So Iwsftrovt, m too) oawi'ii p?rf?crty boou?iful1 n't m coat ^ fHot you 11 vtoar and low* mm aftor fo<o) At KtJ&W* 9, " ^fflj } Vji /Af