The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 11, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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IN MIND AND HEART CAN SE
Note:?Don't worry needlessly . . . whop
and you feel the need of guidnnoe. and
please write. Your problem will be analy
clipping of the column with your let'c
ABBK'R 1944 INSPiltATittMAT, HKAIli:
free a personal letter of sound and cons
tions. Please send a stamped (3c) envob
your full name, nil.Ires* anil hirt^'lptf W
confine your problems within the realm o
~ THE ABBE' WAL
Care of The Palmetto Leader, I3,r
M. E.?Should I continue living
with my husband or should I leave
while 1 am youmj and yet work to
do? I have a good husband, but we
live with his parents: It's impossible
for nio to make them lave me.
I don't feel welcome at till here and
Ins people dyn't treat >110 rijjht.
xv ncn i it'll my nusuami ne warns
mo to take everything ami tuck tny
head. I loin mo please.
Ana: Your mother-in-law is boss
in lior own domain, and rightly so.
It is unLhoughtly of your husband
to coop you two women up in tbo
house together ail day if you canf.
not get along harmoniously. Further
more, it is selfish and unpatriotic
tjf him to allow you to sit
idiy by wasting your talents and
training as a school teacher in
tjine lncalit ies. -because^ teachers
aren't? availiable. Your?Intsbamh
needs "rising up" and it is your
dufy to "yourself and your future
happiness to exert every influence
you can. to make -him see, things
your way.
F. L. H.?I met my first cousin
for the first time about a year ago
On his first furlough he came home
bout me. He says he loves me. My
mother s~hys he'll have to forget
me because we are related. We've
talked it over dozens of times and
Section No. 2, Sup]
Issue Basketball f
Section 2 Supply Division Basketball
team of Fort Jackson. S.
C. announces it's readiness for'th"
"THlo-44 campaign and Issues a
challenge to all 'interested teams.
W i th transportation problems
solved, this star-studded aggregation
is readily available as opno?
nents for schools as well as Army
teams. Interested coaches a n d
tu HMUIU't Sgt. W. 11. I nchranV"
.... ... teair. correspondent or Sgt. Herbert
K. BroWn, manager. at Section
No. 2, Supply .division. Fort
Jackson, S\ C.
LAKH CITY IIIt;II SCHOOL
I.. I). Bradley, Principal
Thp Lake City school completed
its third month on Friday of l ist
week with an increased enrollment.
The school will close for; the
Christmas holidays <>n Tuesday
December 21st and will re-pun on
Monday, January ;jr?l.
Adult school, is now going on
under the. direct ion of Mi-s Mamie
J. Jones,. The nights are Tuesday
mh!?Thursday of?curb?week?trr
'/ :20. ?
Oak Grove Church
uak iirovc A.MK church held its
first quarterly conference with J)r.
Coo. presiding. After S. P. }i<orought
a wonderful message. Collections
for the day totaled !> ;">.()().
? Saturday night a hirth-party
,Vas held lu honor of the Pastor.
* Kov. B. L. Guiles. Sbventy-five
members took part. Many presents
and cash donations u'cre presented.
oi.ivi: branch
BAPTIST CHI lie II
llev. N. I.. Bush. Pastor
Church services were carried out
very nicely and prompt. The pastor
delivered a wonderful message
from the subject You Have Got to
Make a Vow. ;
Miss Margaret Davis from Columbia
was the guest of .Mrs. A.
P?. Wigfall and Rev. and Mrs. W.
M. Oxner Sunday.?.Mr. and Min.
Wi'llie Pass, from Johnston. S. C..
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Peterson.
Mr. L. N. Bennett has accented
work in. Philadelphia. We regretto
have him leave hot VVl f # *?' h ? ?> ? '
the very best success.
Rev. N. L. Bush was one of the
guest speakers at thP Jerusalem
school fair, Friday and reported
having enjoyed a pleasant event.
Mr. Major Artemus of Greenwood
spent the week end with his
parents. Mrs. Artemus is still ill.
We are wishing her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Gleola Bennett, ?.
member of the faculty in Wards
high school spertt the week end at
home.
Batesburg High School
The school Is progressing daily.
Principal Bush is striving hardt to
vj'/ get the school fully equipped with
necessary furnishing. The high
JET school girls are full of smiles ove:
h^^S^h^ving an electric range for use
B. room.?The N. F. A.
Ej||F^J?<J<)ing things irt a big way
I ^^^fctfying the school ground^-.
to welcome Mrss
MfJK&i and all new stuH
T0V
IN WHEREIN THE TROUBLED tU?
EK COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE S.
your mind is weighted down wilh worry the
counsel of an understand!rut friend
zed in the paper free . . . just Include a 411
r. for a "t rivate reply" send "5c for "11
STi. Wilh i-iirh Krndim:. y" eyiii r..-,.ivr.
iructive advice aiialy intz three (H) ij"esipe
for )i:ir confidential reply, and siirn '
all letfer.t. Explain your case-fully and
t reason. Write* to . . . ' ~
.LACE SERVICE >b
1 Assembly Street. Columbia, S. C.
?r?'?? . . 1 v~Tt7 ? -on
j in the first place I don't, love him. ^
I Should 1 marry hi*m? 'lli
j Aas: Your own round judgement "a
I tills you ifi.1 to proceed With this
mnrriaye because you do not love '
h?ni. Why then, let your cousin
make up your mind for you th:v.
the only way out is to marry? If '
en-.; do Hot have the Will power to , .
| tell hint "it'" letter let mother
inn !<' the ;iuarioir for y<>u. trr ''1"
i our letters to your cousin, "avoid" wrHinc;
of love and PMirriajro. La- ,lr> .
tor' on in life, lie will realize a (HI 1
. uar.riairn- JwlweerT-ctiiU-ilis wouldn't j
oe for'the best. 1
S. S.-'Tiie jtib that I am on,at .-V j
he present, nays and I like .
t .jus; fine but my problem is this. .
should I make a chan.ae now as it , "
sii'l liiteiv tli>t tlvs job will .be "t ?
- men for me al'i- r the jivar? . I will
.lunys have-to make nty "\vn way??
in the world, therefore I want to V
'mow if I should keep the job and . j j
wait or make a chantre?
Anc- U*..V? otUI ..* ....,1 ..-.I- "
I loli is just us vital now as it was '
' iythtcen months ago. It is yo.;r
! patriotic duty to reinai'ii th.-re on.
I .'our job as'long as you an* needed. "j
] Many thousands of people wjU face. .'
[die problem rieht now.'you'would
. iiave no assurance that the elinmrc (1I,r
made now would hold good when *
the war'is over.' ? ""
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ply Division Rams
hallenge :<>
of the Palmetto Leader, so,. Mi:.
Henry Derrick who wifl ?,l;.i'tly deliver
it each w<;e!;.t<> you. " 1 ,((
Vivian Thomas, rceoir ^
i;i:T!!u:!i} :?.! 1 ji<;?i SCIIODL
I.i-'2_4thoi;pl eUih. presented a .
short recital 'at Hcthlohom 4-U^n11
' 1 r1 'Ce< v\ iii< !i \\;.V on io'.'od l.v all "IT
''"i" t ue-t-- in hid,.,! Mim- '
s Harriett.; .lovers. Doris and Yi
da J.-nniii"s and Messrs .loin? am! ~'\'
Jasper" .Imnin'js all oi-Allendale: \y:i
Mr. i.. <\ Kh oy of Kline and Dr 't'
I H. Stuart ol i 'oltanlda. '
Pi":'. Isaac Staiiio-s ,.f I.ojjrl,.
war a \ isitoi*. o'i .t!i,. , imn.e j;j." '
uc'.'k end. ,u"
Other visit or ^ hr-ind. d Set. Kr- '
" e: t Mili. r. t'id. ( litl'md M.~liank. U *
rson. Mi. i ly.ie- at d <"h \ . iaiid ":'1
M vers. -'in
.Nil'. -I i't( ' I': ! 11 l'| :i i i i 111 in '1
t i'r ri'.rli sr! '>>! 1? ;?;?> I i: . i.t ; p.elit U,'%!
Ilii'" V ? ( !. i ii'i , '
. h n<
- K !MIS ! K|;.K N KNN S j/.'"
son
Dr. aivl Mi", J. K. Ma-on !i;i ! mic
iv thi*ir liiinii'r vie.-': \n,, j,s i in- oul
fol lowing": -Sv. 1i 11 Nickeiis. .\
.Miss M. 1 ]. 1 !!:i!-.lt'V, .Miss ,! hnnye son
(i. Fulton. iiiiil Mis, fn liim Jiiiv.- Pin
ry MnCombs.
Mi-s Toisir v Senior r< n- i.? ?- in v\cc
file Hi ok*"'v iiiyh. seltoo] of Cohan- !
b.ia w,i.: ;|u> l-.ou-e ::'.ic>t n| Miss sen
Mnsin, ilui'in-'?rlo^ .| haul: v.fffrf H
knliilays. sick
Su't. Ihm ell \j ].i*n of fainp
Shaw. Sujiilcr, was the fciiost of f.?V
Miss ,M. K. li!ai:le> i!ai :i,v; the ili'v
'I iiankvu'ix inv iiolnlays.
. M t-l'.ill.a?U M ;: i i y?v. i--- t4tr> Sho'.:
- ( Vies: or Mi- < I > 111.rah '.Vat- '"US'
i" m! "a 'liv, l ian!:.-- "v
rivimr. lion
I. nil
ijetl
KASLKV NHV?
roy
Sailiiay?frehmtf w;i' npereii?nt~
U4
.'lie nsdal hour at Kas!"y I'nion
ist Cfcuivh. "At 12:1"'. Rev.
?i .<u:iii?'r <n-::v ' ! > irrir.j; Mr.
' ihh'H.?K'"".' : "'i?M I; f
rett. M". .< : (! Mr--. .). C. M#orr She
Rev. fodd n .I P.?. . kiv! \Mi.?'. '*1
Drummer \v e r e Sunday dinner n!C>1
<juest.s of Mr. and .Mr?. A. \. Mar- ' ' t'
-Ktmpsort? Hifh - Srhrrrd?rlosM "Tt "tr
tot Thanksevvine holiday? on Wed- c'oll<
fTTfsftay and opened Monday, most
of' tIre teachers spent the holidays
at. -of town. Thp rehool -hpry .-vrrrs *
IT
butchered Satuday. Mcsdame?
Webb aiid Anthony are preparing A
lomo tasty men!? thus \?,< <~T< for *J<>h
the student1?. - We ino proufT of "uto
them. an<
I.art Tuesday the principal and 1
L'rammer tearhers met. The tonic
[ for discussion was Rcmedioal Read ;
irg. Mrs Dingle. the deane? teacher d>"
of Pickens County was present and :'lu'
r;r.ve -some very helpful expeiten- r('^
cer and suggestions. - v%<1"'
The W. 31. S. bf Ea'slevWlu'con 1mw
P>. Church mot Sunday at the home
f Mrs. Ruth Evans. The meeting p..'1.
v.as enjoyed. The next meeting .!. /,
win ue trcconti Sunday cvaniny at ';:11
4:30 at the home of Mrs. -A. A.' ?'
Martin. ' lnK
TTie JnonTFTy meetiiiy of (ho u":,v
M. W. A. was held Sunday
November 22. Rrv. .T. M. Cox and ' ,
fcev. Y. B. Moore attended the an- ' u
nunl association which was held 0
near Anderson. Excellent reports
were made. Everybody is happy to
Know that we are yui of debt. All /ul
officers were re-electtsd. Mrs. Mary woi
Burrrs who has servdd as. a faith- Eat
fi4afcr---rr&:5:. .
lather Defeats p
ooker in Season's
econd 19-0 !
)iiM(ti'C<l eighty-five, 18 year old
idniple threat l:ui whose hijrti
ool career ep<is in January.
ties Lewis. Jr.. of .Qrangvhurg*. -r
spoiled the ambitious hopes
uiubia. S. C.. by hemp: a part of
?y point made i n the second
son's decisive defeat of 1 !>-<i >,
ill Mather Academy piloii up iit =*
ifiost-season ( lassie here F'*ri- j
night, under the Kri ighlie/hts
aide. More tlian iJno white fa.is
e on the seene to support the
ip me-steyxLtiiclutrs.- u iL Jlnthrr. " d
lather started the scoring i?. j'
ItPst quarter when Nelson was ^
the recOivrng end of a lonjr pass
veil by Lewis and the. < xtrtf ]
ill was added on a pass Level:
i.ov.man nanKis, lanky cmi ol
im.rcljn-.r. ' 1
iu- second touchdown in the seeipiarter
wa" another tlniiler
bullet pass. Levis to Hudo'ph
j?uut?In ok e:ilie!d .",'1 ii _
I. Kick attempt by Lewis wn? _t
?oo(l for extra point. The set'half
ended Mather l.">. Hook- (0
_ 1
looker's fluVd quarter attempt i
eoro was smothered when H*-** p
Ul?-Ve? p(e?l ;i pass, t'oiive ?r?> "
ciiihy .Iaiv.es Cann y for lSnoi. _.
uunh .Matiler play in dm n tn ^
>ry before t!iey n' '" <1 out or >
rer phltures by Lavis and
at&md?and some- svintillatines '
s by Uudolph. 7 "
i the fo',.;th quarter Lewis took
l.trs in. his own hands, and boi
to drive for, another touch..ii
which eiVine a for two firs' i*n:
runs and .a ptunjro over th?.1
line all hy Lewis lor the thrift
1 final score.
i was -the second defeat of t!vs-m-r-.r
ibe Cookers h.v Math- ^
The li'nst. Th:rnks'?rlvinjr <ve '
ill at Columbia Mather !'.t iinokG
aiui lliis. ponl season home- -i.
line' cle-sie at Varjden Mather 1
Looker 0.
c
Li. V 1111.1/ . i
SENWALI) SCHOOL f
Y.iday nicrht the rally with the
pltcr.- closed for the library
. n aeiiors rallied hy counties:
counties-- Miss Sluiier SHO.iiO; V
Ip; V'.-, W' :! V
Miss Pee on. iC'U.MP- ~x
-. It -I'erts ?2d.(i.'l. ! eoinili.
?. Caves Jt-l 1 .?.?< ; 7d s. Coo::-v.
.'Ill; Mi s. Nix. <s.;n nr MA- I.i-.
. S.td.OD-/ Mi** Wji'ioin- s 111,! 1 .
? ? . 'p,; ... 1 ?jr?r?
.<>a; . Mrs. L<- .vniaii $101.oil. .\J r
i. Itoheris. principal trod.MO Sit: ~~
tie. From the Ji/.isbno* nun ^
lite) a donation of tflo.nn; p,d>ofTc
:n?j? $J(i.Ja; total for to
\ o">;>i., . u.r '.-Klivl t it;?l
5.07. ' .
he t < aclu rs alonir with the 1 < ??ration
of student < haw slrivhanl
to rai.r this no.", amo'su'.
aro asking out* friends t-> <!"o*
e any amount to help us I v '
liiny to tin- l.iluary r ?<ii"r;!o< ,
. Keith or .Miss" I,n, \\\- lit
to raise sl.'diMi l>y tlm lot!,
piriluals led hy .Miss <"i:jn>
\\ hit1.1 were yond. After lis
y .Mr-', llov.inan rave a " ay 1
1 o| f lu >o;;-.?I'*,<l?n'i?' Vrd'-f
had the Ua ky . number. The
Is were invlrvl in lunch reoni f
a ch-licFos repast was served
IJamFs Mvers' (M tides) the '.l
<>f Mrs. J ?< Il;i and the 111, ,
k .Myers ijicl Saturday nijrht.
suffered with pneumonia for a
k. Ho was a member of H< t!-.
OIK church frnjYi which funeral '
.'ices were held. 1
ev. A. J. MnnfTMnerv is on the
list..
i
oly Hill Baptist Church
...I. \V. Rhodes, Pastor
. S. mot- at the n."i>il hn-c, Th;?tor
preached an ahh> snmon.
always brings a ir.es.--aye that
rlits even yore. The foilnw Wiy
lire n worshiped with as: l)e^_ ,
iro .Frierson. Bro. Johnnie Fri
mV Cro. A. J. Jenkins, Br<>. I.e 1
Kennedy. Bro. Clinton I'iyot :
Bro. Kdimmd?CuMiininjrs.
unday nij>ht Rev. Rhodes dcliv- .
1 another soul stirring sermon
;. Lt.rene Robinson was given ,
otter of hon'r.rtiM aisnti^sioi .T'
is leaving for her native home
Louisiana. She was a faithfte ?
nber heir for sixteen years. 1
church donated her ?12.75 a
Tkcrr- -rrf - rtmieiYlhraiiceT TiTTsir
ection for the* dav S57.nl - T'
. Ni'.BO ITS PT 1ST C+H R( If
'nder the leader.siiiu- - of RrV;
n Allen, pastor and his loyal
('! s of tt+: N rbrr ;mrt I i i assis- I
o ol' th" sister cli relies a ir 1 *
ndv.? brought to a close a see
ful rally- for the painting -o-i
church. After enjoying an iti- '
in#; Sunday School lesson f
ght by fteacon opc. An inspi'r- c
program took place. The')-"
e ieprescntatives from the fol- t
churches; Red Hill, Plea- >
t CI rove, Zion Benevolent, Al L. t
>e and St. Mark. These all were I
d with inspiration. Before the
y was over Sgt. Thomas Jones /
Veiiv'Tork war tray guest, look- 1
the pictures o/ health. He ;
'e to the i ally frfl. Making a to
offering for the day $l79.0.'h r
you want to keep up with our
rch news rend the "Palmetto \
ider" every week.
I,. Johnson, reporter ' |
president several years * will
rk harder than before to help 1
dey. Union club grow. ii
L.
THE PALMETTO LE
KiKrw i SM U.I s men j
;CII!)IIL p
H'aiirort, S. CY Op Tuesday,
s'ovcinber .'50th at or usual chap-. i I
Km- \\<> wore most pleasantly sui
jrist'd villi throe out landing jyae-1
i.triH'Iy: Mis- \\ yinnn, Suptafvi.-oi
f 5io Imoi.i !>-a-s vs rf|
.i. < rii icr. lite at U nduntv t i>< in ) i?.
Mi! Mr. -I. I. ly, County S1opt. .
Kdu at:rn. ? " , i
Wilms '.'avc sotud vary '
?rtfrrvt-nrr ard. frrwirirvy- re-mark--"
iijcl way - ir which wo can work
.wc'oir.er and ha o 0 sucres Trr!?year.
J lir tSeuior C'SasSji will prc -' Mi
' lioso'iauy For Re'mcnvlx-rainto.''
lolvi.i Small* Auditorium, Poccm
>er it'. ft P. -Vf~.?Tickets?rr*" 7
h p'i!(] /Tailvi " A*l'Tiisr!'on .17
>nl :"J roi.tv,. The public i ' cordi- (
.t:\ in\itod. p n't: rni-'-'" M10 An14:::
t -fT-rt-mr- a s-F-" vat ft hi r-dnv
leyeir.her 10. I'.U.'J at the school. .
> the persons holdi'iuj the lu-ky '
a: ' 1 ! r Mi! 1_0 a. in. to 11 <?*- ?.
?ci; IV M,
i:u>i:ks\ ii i ? : \mi-: (ut ictu
Key. dooiyo Johnson. Pastor '
Sant . o. ft. (--fttwnlny was uin
istial - day - hm' -the l.ojiil's. sar.poi r(
jul there was <;ui'te a low rues
at to \.ekeni\> our new pastor
try, Johnson tool-, he's (ext. from
he Hook 7.;' Isaiah: KehoYi I son-.' 1
iTy ir.i -senyer hoftm. they face
din .-hill prepa'e lev the Lord. Ah
ponied ! have <1: ioyi il the ei - lfl
rem preached i y the new na-tov j)(
i>:t. tv. lie. .Mrs A!;.| V ,Joint <rj
I'll V ilS >H: <1 pivsonl who saijll that tl
ho is at our service Tor lining pood { ;
oto the elunvh. We are jjlad to tl:
now that she fell at homo.. We ir
-k (hrl's blessings for this church el
far. v
? ? K. ronortor h
c. \fim:V M-WS **
3. *
1*'jr.ivrivbt-Unwell \'ows Spoken
tt Pride's Home
.Mrs. N'etiic I.. Dan kins orikuic.s
the wars hurt of her niece, ji
..feile Roonn llaiv.wriirht to Mi- '
aaios !!<>-..-tT. o f Xcw York
ty. Tii" marr'ayo took . lijace
situr 'ay evmine\ Xoveni?>i v 27 at
o'clock, in th" prosoneu of r< la~
ives and a yiopH of friends. Rev.
'.. A, Sims. otViciated. r-dnrj th ;
me- (t rs-mony. A leception was 11
von at'tor th". w-< < 111 ?:?r. j
The co ;p!e I"ft Monday ovinia;..' ^
N"o\v= York City, where * they '
ill Piakc their home.
M .- - ?M v "i i \1 (!.' T.l'i tlfiohri?-y
I'd'1,-an visitor?m?t .a IVncy.?Sir'
as returned to la v home hi .Mad
r.n. N:. .1. "
I.'itth 1 leaner' I op I.irwcorrt'o. who
as la on v >?ti11ir with h5s aunu
j.; i,'. nan i,
is homo in fiad'p. y, rotitn" 1.
Mi ". Iota 1 ian. / i?vis-it irrgf inCashin.e'lon.
I >. ('. SJ
MONKA 1'A'l if MOWS ''
Ill" 1.11:: i wi ve liome and
:m" el* tiy'M me still ln-ro are
1"miiv. ; IV. flayn'on Steward.
V.; (Su.o.i IIcn!'_'cs, Drnyfr
'i !?>.: ( : !. I I.nil i:..h(j,".Jr.. March W
1 ; I*?. t. I.eon <"al!">'in II
7 - hi i. "*V\'e < ?i ???y ...i ( iiiy: tl cm
m<! laipr i > tlicm ayaiii : nun."
Ml:'. V. Tiiv-hm {I? 1 11 - Hi), T1'.
(ii i : \ iUc futi< raliy.ed ai ''
:;!v y'y fi- !T.--1 ihuieh Friday at
ii'i imp. . ' '
'H.r uyir.utl : i ;<?' 1 ii..4_ wa??a
'.npo. iii t?> li" ' ondtii ted tin- :;? .) it
; ndnv in No*, elicr v;a : d'-'oyed
Jlw 1(W?1 hf<!HC >i
y fifi~ " Tfii" " " rvfrc"T?T?T""S"?r:'?T?T.TiT'
'din .1" .V-n;. t i n was held Sun- !'
ay aril (' !< .< am was yry f:f- .)
i::Iv t *>?! ! i i. I lev, .!. S. .Wad- a
n\ !.fi-;n-'i?'(l . . rpion. (';?!. . i
iiiyd I] ' : I'd a silver star oil 't
!'( liiiiM- y Ii ni! ly i ii;i 0 Mal.ti- \
I. - ii. '!' . \ i\ n. a arc MS .1
atoMs Mr. .in I Mi>, .*!"h??:n:i-i Mat !.<
si n: in;;, . an,I three livo- li
iicrs, oth"i- ivlat i . am! f'iic*n?i ij
i ! " 1 <*' inM IM- tlio snoniVnir
' r\ :<:< -SI I Mr. Will Si
V;, S| < Op m
Vis!.'.,:" Mr. ami M ?. Martin ,
m! am! Mrs. I. ,nm'; }M<.- j
by, : Mm ?
I'liV.mai re v.:- a ai Sim-- (j
. ; i-.,v J.V:? .(# ImimTiT; Waliv i
I'inaUl ! :j> A irnst 27. 1 >'.? i (i.
ml rlfil 'Y-ii- iif?- Nov. 'J(i, (j,
' .'i;?1'? 11.1,:.?M n'h. ?l'-n'i 1
iso ri| )i' j :tt< on?- iij'ntlu'r. n>
our ap* miotiti'd brother
Tii a Iso-I o,' ! i\; < .am! !'ri( mis.
\ I | |||"|III 111?^rti?<;{ I Iiu it1.. ??-- aj- ^
'i'it.. < ii Vi >;'i; vn.'i sooM'olil a
!.i< l.rri si")[.! v i-'riilay rirht I >rc.
, i'"i" ti.'-ir i'' ! 1 lev ?m:i. [t
Mt -. /.ol'Ia I',. \VI i;< r 011 six-nf
; t f W-4-4 - K ^4- Vt^*H M H', "r*7*
n?i Mr-.. I. 11. \V;i hi'n^ton. Anif- ^
i.-i.i. (in. She also visited several
11'. ads in Aiken.
MM.TY S'X, NKWS
Servicis at Relhleheni and Ml. |s.
Measant Sunday were well at- 4*:
eiiiie<l and enjoyed by all. Rev.
d'-Me.rris of Newberry preached ,j,
it 1 o'clock ami. the pastor Rev. ^
r. ('. Collier preached a wonderill
sermon H:flO to a large congre- j;
;atioiu ^
Rev. J. S. Dial the former pas- jt
or of Trinity has been sent t o y
ien<*ca. llis marry friends regret ^
his, but hope him great ?ucc?m>s n,
n his new field of labor. |c
Mrs. Mary M. Dark and Mrs.
\1111 Weeks are on the sick list.
A'c hopfc fflF ttrcTrr a speedy re- a.
overy.
?Prt:?Marshall?is visiting?pnv ;
>nts and friends. j n
Miss Bertha Robinson fs visits
ng relatives in Atlanta, (Ja. si
Mrs. John' Wilson is repairing t<
lev hom<. and will soon be ready ! V
:o move in. j t<
Everywhere we see children | g
with Christmas Seals; buy Seals!
iml_h.elp this worthy, caustv 4-v
ADER -
Ft. Jacksoir Wins 3ver
Air Base *
Atl
T1 F 1 J 1 ^ ill"
nvi.ct unit Irani from Section 2 A.
unply Hivisio", made an auspi del
o;.?j season's debut by defealine Als
ic stri'inr-- Aviation Stpiiu wh
ron r;<;:nt '-t t'ioni t h0 Columbia nia
.tiny .Tir TTjT^o HO to f-2, Monthly mu
u:ki on their home court at For1 j
a; kson. ....
.... . ? \ve<
I!" .".irnien sot a fast t,?|.
i be tart and piled up a i .
|i . ' :;d_v. iU|i:t thy fir, t s? von
. :'t':(e . i<f o'ay. The Jian*': yanked ,
'."ir si art 'U'" liae-up and soon the .'."ic-*
arm! veteran., of las! sea n
!:ad (i'.e situation well in band I1"4
. Itat !. 'j*-t iiio to 25. ms
.J- 'i n- '"II Montyotnet v,
is s"-.' .'ii. nlayed sensational ImiIi '
nd aeci'imlt'tl for 21J pts. for his j;,
inning Rams. The boys from the. "n
^{H?i piinrdftl bini closely in. the -l!s
ft;'..' iialf. iriviinj tleovre- "Cott" ')a>i
odliettc-r an nniirtunitv to sink 't>n
a s.i fit'.; i all anyUs. ile t.ailled ?*>?
! |m?it:':. ' A
! ri*t;ii:i. nirnl for the visiting ?ur
full, .v;-: out-tandiii!; in his< fior.i XVC(
" :mi.ih to chalking up i
> "[ToTliTs. Parker center "for the Mr
was high for the losers No
Vili I J. _ W,
?- ??^ cov
itinci: mix school m:ws
S. S. ami I'TU services were
ckkI with all instructors at their \yc
ost. -Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wilds ft,,
lent a-pleasant week end out ol c
wn. Wc were glad to cs.ee Pvt. gUj
1 nest 1'one on th caiWffitjfo'Monlyl
Fifth grade B presetWcd an
iteresting program during chap- wa
i hour Friday under the super- |a',.
ision oftMrs. 1?. A. Collins. The \yc
tin for class sent happy?hi rtlulny ^
reeling's to Gpl. Gardner then j
inner teacher in the form of a >
I'licioUs birthday cake. j
Ii\etybo.dy is working hard with
u Clhisfmas Real*. ....
We xteiuh d happy birthday 'a
rcetings to Principal Hrgh tower
eceiiihcr fith.
Miss E. O. Witherspoon and j ^
Irs. Y. R. MeLaurin enjoyed a de- j ?
rious dinner at the home of Mr.
id Mrs. Allen Jenkins. .f
Tlie Junior French class has ....
en organizod?with Mi'ss Marga- .... '
tte liaz/.anir president; Miss ..
I i Id red llolstonr vicn president; 1*
iss Tranzsy F. Davis, secretary; * l cy
iss Margie Greene, treasurer and ^ ^
i the program committee Misses .
U.-.I 11?(ll/pluml Queen I An. '''P
"t".vs ..I'd?A 1 the;J Colonem fV
The !th grade with Miss C. E. *>a'1
ells teacher presented an inter:ting
program during chapel haul Nv,s
eiinesilay, this being Pearl Har- aKr
>n Ihi 'i
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tnotner cele- ?f
ateii liteir tirsL wedding annivcr- '.*'a
iry I lev" 7tli_ Nai
Rev. (". K. Dorns is on the siek to
, C........ .1 ..< 1.'.. i.. .. r.. ... tlw.
-v. 17V> Vlitl UJ ?n> 1:11 UUll'M 1 I Dll! til*.
ew Yelk arc at his bedside. ^
Mai trie M. tJrccne, reporter tha
(;KI;I:.\\VO()I) MAYS IK)'1
oslon Chapel A. M. K. Churcb
iv. I!. I", Johnson, l'asl?r p ?l
Sunday school met at the usual I'1*'
>11 r and after a brief discussion vdthe
lesson tiio pastor in his us- be\
il way upi'iu d service' and preach- i'out
of his Ivurt the dear, clean 'J10
.pd id'?Chris U- A la rye crowd y"1
icndcil and everyone seemed to ",l"
:vc enjoyed the service. After bur
cacii'iiy the stewards raise<l a '
toil ndtecfiiiTi after which the ^,,v
<dy Cnmtminion was served. We "l_'
c ghd t<> have our oust or and his k*,r
nnily lade \yilh us for anothei
arY v.i rk. I.cl's hope and pray W(>1
iat w:' will have a grand sue ess. P'0i
'id lil the ntonherr- and friends h
Tt Iniret fo read the Palmetto spe
"iidi r. Yoti will yet a copy a* ' hn
rs. Kllie Moore's Beauty parlor
. Push Ave., this-eitv. f bt
!\
ilem baptist Church ing
i v. li. (i. (;oodeT Pastor wit
We must say in the beginning
it;! Ih v. (Ifimlo is an inspiring ST.
dii. lie is so inspiring that
1 his members and friends are Re^
ell pleased and arc helped when I
cy listen to the very fine gospel usu
at he preaches. S. S. met at the ei-s
^ f Pi r a ltd ' t he Supt., Mr: I.n- ,n.jax
and his fatuity were nt their (;jp
> ; of duty. The lesson was beau- ttn
fiiliy taught by the p"uhlie school ^t.a,
a -her?M''fT ' rrf trfr?Rev. (innde -j^tv
1 -ached a verv fine sermon .-Col- 1
ciion Si 7.51. After speaking of ;i ^
ic Chtistinns Bonds the church scr
-.sponded at once nnd raised the mjr
rsif v t?> pay for a bond. The q
niy <'nmrmTTTtoTl taken. fail
Ma
JOHNSTON NEWS f
tan
Mrs. Marann Hammonds is sc- stM.
Trnrly Til.-- Wt* hone for her?a- p,
icedy recovery. Mrs. Marie Miles 1M
hack at work. We"were delighti
to have 2nd Seaman Willie An- i * ^
rows here on furlough. Dee. Rth I .
le 10th gra<h? gave a soci'al in his |
r.nor at me -home ot Miss r*ary mo
Baukniprht. On Friday nignt j
[r. and Mrs. Poterbark and daugh c
l* sponsored a social. Dec. 5th w
fr. and Mrs. F. W. Miles trave a **
arty in honor of Seaiftan Andrews ,
nd Mr. Frederick J). Amos who a.
ft for service Dec. 6.
Mr. Herbert Daniels and mother ncr
Tt for New Jersey Saturday. We a",'
ope To? them much success.
Mr. and Mrs. Gunner joined Prof wa'
nd Mis. .7. E. Klny going to Coimbia
Saturday. *^a
The State Board of Health sjron
ored a puppet show m the audi- pre
irium Monday. It was enjoyed. r.
/e hope the children will put in- at
j praetir the four ways to keep set
ood teeth. tro
The annual PTA met Monday otl
ijth fYlfYflV nHfl nflj i'Aiw;
rIVIt llltf Hj JTWrvITTtl TTTTTT pTTTT VHU
WOODRUFF NEWS
Mrs. Elfifc -J. Parks, reporter
>. S. at New Bethel waif line,
.endanee banner went to No. 3
I the offering banner to No. 4.
Lor a brief prayer service Rev.
M. Matthews of Spartanburg, |
ivered tlie morning message. I
i,o the evening message, after I
ieli h(. rendered music on the
no. The services were . very
eh enjoyed.
'vbi. -C. Fryerson?spent the
i'k end with his wife. I'vt. Josi
Stephens is spending li furgh
with his mother and sis(iordon
and* son Victor Betsill
Brevard, -N. C. were the dinner>sta-4?f
Mr. ami Mria David Rob ,
on Sunday. Mrs. Lula Parks
s th,? dinner guest of Mr. and
s. Emanuel Browning Sunday
rhc Pastor's Aid club met at
home ?f Mr. and Mrs. James
nvton Friday night. After the
;inoss session and a delicious re
t, Christmas tokens were givto
the members. It was a sucsfiil
meeting.
'pi. Eugene Williams spent a
lough with liis parents last
>K.
Pho sick arc Mrs. Janie Wood,
s. r. Anna Bennett, Mrs. .'tunic.
Ison and Mr. Tom McElrath.
. hope for them a speedy reeryr^~
LATTA. N KWS
stem Chapel A. M. E. Church
v. I. I). Gamble, Pastor
Suiulfay school at 10 a.m. with
!>t." Guiles and corps of teachat.
their posts! -
kt 11 a.m. thu.morning message
s brougt by the pastor to a
ge crowd and enjoyed by all.
were graced with the presence
Prof. C~C. Garrett and Our ElDr.
Samuel Nance. They were
nor guests at the Manse.
Vt 4 p.m. Rev. Albrooks choir
1 members worshipped with us
i what a time. The sermon was
md. The following persons paid
[10: Dr. Samuel- Nance, Mr. DaBarr,
John W. McNeil, Loria
?gett, Norman Thomas, Mack
nan, E. Fred Moody, Victoria
wards, Jessie Grant, Percy Beif
T Air m : i. ? I
a, ->icivoy >> in its .j. >v . nitu. i
?resa Campbell, Lillie Green;
j following paid $2.00: Rev. L.
Gamble, Jenius Geddy, Walter
Crae, W. It. Smith, Rev. J. A.
>rooks; Rertha Allen $1.50; 50c
ello Bethea,-due Moultrie, Car
Geddy; Bill Daniels $2.50;;
ie Wilson $5.00, Annie L. Meil
$1.00. Others we* failed?trrrj
fheir names. Total $71.31 We
h to thank our friends. Come
i i n.
fr^ Kntn onlnrtnint..! in liene'v
Pvt. Elemueal A. Code, "Pvt.
tt; Cpl. Melvin Bethea, Cpl.
L h a rrici?Roberta?Many?thanks
Mrs. Kato for having served
so soldiers in honor of Latta.
'he pastor and wife wish to
nk Mrs. Bessie Bethea for the
iderful dinner served in our
ior on Friday afternoon. "
'he Gospel Tabednaclc is builda
new church. We wish to con
tulate them for tlreir wonderwork.
Let us help them put
program over.
John B.mtisl Chnreli ?
r \V. (i. iMcFiuMi'ii, Pastor
>unday was a lovely :.ay. nlutill
it wasn't our preaching
iday, but we enjoy.nl a fine
niay school. Sunt. C. Piatt and
ihors wcr(. il their p< sts.
'vt. Kdnost Piatt is homo on
lough from Camp Ilood, Tex.
and his friends were cnteried
Friday evening by Mr.
I Mrs. C. Piatt. The guests
o all .quite pleased over the
isant moments ?peot with him
'vt. Piatt and sister Inez Piatt
nt Saturday at Voorhers tTr
imai'k. All there are doing fine
are anticipating a pleasant
-istmas.
Irs, Pauline McClood is spendsome
time in Boston, Mass.,
h her husband.
PAI L A. M. E. CIll llCH
J. S. Martin, Pastor
Lancaster?S- opened at the
al hour with Snpt. and teach
present. Class No. 1 the ban"class
for offering, Mr. Fred
iton, teacher. Class No. 2 atdancq
banner, Mds. Moore the
cher. Collection $2.50. "Lesson
lowed ny th,. pastor.
it 11:20 Rev, Martin preached
vonderful sermon After> the
moir Holy Communion was adlistered
to a large crowd,
"he?ushers' llpartt was enterled
Sunday afternoon by Mrs.
rtin at the parsonage,
lev. Church Hudson of Sp&rburg
preached a soul stirring
mon Sunday evening,
/t. Chalmers Watts from camp
Nebraska is visiting his father
. Andrew Watts.
V(> were very glad to have a
nber of soldiers from Camp
Aon, N.C., worship at the difent
churches in the city Sunr.
Chopping in Rock Hill on last
?k were Mrs. Annie L. Mackey,
s. Ellen Gilliam and Miss BeuAdams.
"
Svelyn Stevens had as her dinguest
Sunday Ella M. Clinton
1 Francc3 Cousar. Evelyn was
ahrating her birthday which
s Dec. 3.
Jno of tho gain affairs of?the
son- was t"he house opening of
isent along with the faculty,
rhc parents are expected to he
the Edgefield county training
100I on the 16th so that the pains
and faculty will know each
let.
Miss- Ruth ilUcs, reporter
?.
I Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cauthen. This
| lowly home i'-. *iti:a?pd on the
| Monroe. They received numerous
gifts, and the guest* were many.
The menu consisted of chicken
and potato salad, pickles, crackers
punch; cold drinks, peanuts, ice
ercuni and enka.
t MKSTKK PARAGRAPHS
Mrs. Bertha B Brown had a s
her week end guests her niece,
-Air*?Katie Bolt, end?two dnughters.
Inez and Nannie, from Spen
cod,'N.C. Mrs. Bolt is the daughter
of .Mr. J. J. Young, who lives
Soldiers at home this week: Cpl.
Tom?Walker, Gamy iH-Wrkanhas;
-SgL Kddie" West BroAvn, Camp
JaeKson.
Mr. John Chisolm who has been
in Washington, l).th, and - other
northern cities for several months
is here A4sitittg-brs-mother on Coluirbia
St.
Mrs. Minnie Wright Columbia
St., visited her father Mr. Laimy
in Kershaw last week.
The Finley High school music
department will present a Christmas
drama in the auditorium, on
Wednesday night, Dec. 15, at 8:00
p.m. under the direction of the
music teacher,. Miss Julia SptmrmMrs.
Bertha B. Rrown has a recent
letter from her son, Pvt. P.
J. Beckham, who is stationed in
Camp. Geo.. Jordan, in Seattle,
Wash., saying ht. is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Miriam Allen spent thanksgiving
holidays with her husband,
Mr. Gregg Bernard Allen, who is
Ti,,..i,?v n
Ill V'i&IlljJ lICcll J / VII 11 c\ Illy i>. V- .
Alvs. Dorothy Y. Pratt of Philadelphia
is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Young in the
county.
Rev and IVJrs. Hour-ton Brewer
are at ho Fhe from N.Y. Citywhere
they spent several months. They
report it is very cold up there.
The Goody Family, a group of
artists, will appear in Finley Hi
auditorium, Wednesday night, Dee
8. They were here nearly 2 years
ago, and gave a pleasing entertainment
to a packed house.
Steward-, Elmo Vance is visiting
his relatives in the county, after
being in the Navy, 2 1-2 years.
He spent 25 months on .the Pacific
and the remaining time in the
Mediterrean Sea, English Channel
and Indian Ocean. He has been,
he says, to almost every place except
Germany and Japan proper,
but say's he, he is so Well acquaint
ed with their mandates, that i t
rnnvtn- almost as if he has been
there too. lie was at Pqprl Har.
bor when the Japanese made the
attack. He has met men of all nations
hay seen many wonderful
thinns?has been in the thick of
battle. He is a most interesting)
conversationalist. He is a graduhis
stay here, he will return after
Christmas to his ship at San
Francisco. _
ft. very inspiring service i* anti[
cipated at Metropolitan church,
Rev. C. C. Coleman, pastor, Sunday
night, Due.??when the
young people's choir and boys'
chorus, under the direction of
Miss Louise Babeock, will present
i Christmas Carol recital. Miss
Mattie Mae Heath and Mrs. Ella
Wats oh will bc featured sopranos.
There will bo. piano and organ
[ accompaniment by Miss Louise
Balicock at the piano and Cpl. J.
B. Hill, New York City at the organ.
Mrs. rcarl Greene Barnwell announces
lh(. marriage of her
daughter Miss Honor C. Greene,
to Sgt. Eugene Mohley, which
took place in Chester, July 12th,
19.1.'}. Sett. Mohley is now stationed
in North Africa. Mrs. Mohley
is a member of th(. Nursing staff
Park, S. C. She is known by her
many friends as "Nurse Greene"
Both Mr. and Mrs. Mobley arc
graduates of Finley Hi school.
Sh(. was crowned May Queen one
year while a student here.
tient at the Pryor hospital.
Quite a jlumber of Masons plan
to attend the Grand Lodge o f
Masons in Columbia next week.
Grand Master Stanback is looking
forward to a great meeting,
and a good attendance; .
All of the churches of the city
are planning Christmas programs
On the sick list are: Mrs Ella
Brown,??&t?roet^?Mrs, Mary
Brice and Mrs. Maggie B. Currency,
Loomis street.
Mrs. Ethel Clarkson Taylor had
one of her sisters visiting her on
last weck^ foF day.? ?
Miss Josie Lee Head and Mrs,
Clara Wilson spent last week end
in Charlotte visiting relatives and
friends.
After an absence of more than
15 years, Mrs. Florence Douglass
Adams and father, Mr. Kay Doug
lass came down from their home
in New Jersey, and made a few
pop calls on friends of long ago.
Everyone was ,glad to see them.
Fihley High school will close
Friday, Dec. 17 and open Jan. 3,
10/id. frnm tVio Ktiv fith
and 7th grades will give a playlet
"A Soldier in Bethlehem" on
Thursday morning, Bee. 16, i n
the auditorium of Finley High.
Christmas Carols 'will be sung
also.
CAKLTST/FT^FWS
Mr. Clarence Hancox had a
very pleasant trip last week over
the Carolinas. He spent a while
in Florence, Lexington, Lynchburg.
Timmonsivlle, Feldervillp,
and Sumter.
pvt. .James rreoericK ox <^amp
' Wheeler, <Ga., spent the week end
with his wife Mrs, Rerniee Fred'>
1
? ;
Saturday, December 11, 1943.
crick. He had a pleasant stay at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gussie
Thompson and Mrs! Prances En-j s
glish. I'
Oak drove school is progress-v
ing in every respect with^J^h e V
| present teachers. Thp~~~Taculty do- y
nated the Community hospital in
Union $5.00 on The hospital rally.
Pvt. Sam Stewart is here from
th<< Army services. He is the spn
I of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. Agnes SimB Fuller is in J
I town with parents Mr. and M,rs. jl
Manton Sims and family.
Mrs. Cora. Kelly of Columbia is ~ 51
in town on account of the illness
of her mother Mrs. Alma DickerIson.
f Miss Louise?Mitchell of
tnnburg was the week end gtifest :
of her sister Mrs. Ella Lee Stewi
art and family^ r-*
| : - n
LEAL FORT COUNTY ^
TKAIMNO SCHOOL ^
The Thnhksgiving holiday season
at Reaufdrl county training
school was introduced by <Mifcs A.
A. Ilieks and the Dramatic club's
sponsoring: of . an enjoyable .and
instructive pai-ram which s
rendered in the chapel aud^ya)ini
Nov. 24tli. Selections were jPv5n
by pupils from the 2nd, 5th, Bth
and 11th grades in addition to the
Thanksgiving play- "The Thanks- ^
giving Mystery", acted by talents
of thy Dramatic club: Misses Mary
Magwood, Francena Edwards, Hen
lietta Pollins, Inez Singleton and
L. T. Hamilton, Nathan RiAn..
and John Henry Smalls. Thi^tro
gram terminated \vith the rafflmg
of a turkey bv Miss IWilhelhtWia
Murphy, Miss Rosanna Wallace
and Miss Princess Senior, members
of the faculty. Prof.' J. S.
Shanklin's name appeared on the
lucky card drawn. The Thanks-- ~
giving season closed Monday, 20th
with a turkey dinner given . by
Prof, and Mrs. Shanklvn in honor
of the faculty. The dinner was
prepared and served by Miss Senior,
home economics teacher and
the girls. - It was heartily enjoyed gj
by all.
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Fillings. Plates, Gold Ctxxwml, , .
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Extraction by Conduction
Anesthesia
Office Hour*: Telephone! '
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709 Vz Main Street
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DENTIST
Special Attention Given to Dieeases
of the Gums I
JGold
Crown and Bridge Work |
A Specialty
Ofiice Phone 6429 Res. 8261
1125 Washington St. Col'a.^ S.C.
DR. J. G. STUART
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Glasses Fitted Accurately '
Office IIours: TcIephceiAe:
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Training in Beauty Culture
Science, Ilatrcuttfng, and Com*
munity Organization
Appointments 5 to 9 P.
"Monday through Friday ;
P. O. Box 1392 Columbia, ^1.
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Streets. , V
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