The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 11, 1943, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, December 11, 194
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PERSONAL
MENTION
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Mrs. Gurney E. Nelson, of th
Benedict College faculty, recqntl
- returned, from Memphis, Tenn
where she attended thf Souther
Regional Conference of Delta Sig
ma Theta Sorority. Mrs. Nelso
Beta Sigma chapter of Columbia
Mr. Angles Caughman vrsite
his grandmother Mrs. Lucy Ma
Clark of Taylor street recently. H
has makle-quite a name for hin
self while serving in the LI. !
^jteny. He is a former B. T. V
g^duate, football and truck stu
THE WOMAN'S
COMMUNITY CLUB -
I The Woman's Community clt
o^Spartanburg; met at the home (
Bessie M. Coleman with u
JBnbws present, -This- club?h;
been organized under the leade
ship of Miss Lpuvenia D. Bark
- dale, teacher jn the Carver hig
school. This dlub is doing woi
derful work toward the upliftin
beautifying and improving t h
community.
^The club is launching plans ft
V'"Spring Flower Box Contest
Many of the housewives have re;
istered to enter the contest. ChiV
Mas" eve "Cheerful Bundles" w
be delivered to persons througho
the city who are sick or of o
age.
? The third Sunday the club w
make its annual trip to the Spa
tanburg County Home for tl
aged.
The officers and members ar
Mrs. Essie Coleman, Mrs. Bess
Coleman, hecretary; Mrs. Ann
Cole, Mrs. Mary Means, presiden
MFsT Hattie Cheeks, vice presiclei
Miss L. D. Barksdale, general Ch
of activities; Mts. Nellie Bark
dale, Mrs. Janie Fair, treasure
Mrs._ Mary Milier, Mrs. Ann
Whitmire, Mrs. Mary Greenfiel
T Mrs Penrl Smith 1 177
Alexander.
*?.. Bessie Mae Coleman, Se
t :
4 A SUCCESSFUL MUSICAL
j PEW RALLY
Newberry ? Sunday afternoc
December 5, the musical recital I
? {he pupils of Mrs. Eunice" H~A
. / i lan was, tha nwit liuntiwutilul o?
that his been presented.
>
The program consisted ^)f tl
$ , following: "X Prelude*, piano dui
'Christmas Festival", Carl Butt
rhardt, by Joseph Allen and h
, mother. II. Vocal "solo " Hear" M
QAh, 0 Lordl^?Alfred Wooler, t
[vffs. Celestine M. Allen. III. We
come address, Prof. C W. Jone
| IV. Group No. 1, Primary Meh
I dies: Mitchell, Lillie Werts, Cat!
| erme Douglas, Dorothy J. Clai
and Ruth Kinard. V. Vocal sol
iuOut of the Deep"- J. Christopht
Marks, by Joseph Allen. V. Grou
No. II. First grade pieces; Glei
ny Burroughs, Ethel Chatmar
Marie Reeder and Naason She]
herd. VI Piano duet, "Star Saj
phires"?Victor Renton, by Sj
vannan niu ana teacher. VI
Group III. Classical selection:
Gervais Burton, Vernel Abney an
Savannah Hill. \ III. Vocal quit
tette, "Srlent Night, Holy Nighl
?SFranz Gruber by Mr. S. W. A
fen, Sr., Prof. C. W. Jones, M
Joseph Allen, Mesdames Eunice I
undd Celestine Allen. IX. Pr<
rcntaUon of the?Judges:?Mrsr?f
E. Denton, Mrs. Newton and Mn
Brown, the wife of Lieut. Brow
(white) of Newberry college.
Mrs. S. E. Denton, the guest ai
tist, highly electrified and entei
tatned the audience with tlTe^fo
lowing selections: "Etude Symphr
nee Frnale" by Robert Schuman
and 'IDeep Purple" by Devossi
She told the story of Lie life c
Schuman and his wife one of th
greatest pianist of that day. J
Mi..?Il-l-~ IT?KI-. ?;?
Alvivll ilUllVC CIH.CI uum:
v/itl some beautiful piaPo selec
tionr during offertory.
?prizes awarded?by Mrs.?Man
Cleland as follows- few Rallyfirst
prize, Gervai's Burton; secon
priz^Ruth Kinaid. Mr. S. W. A
len, Sr., had the second highest s
mount, but he wasn't in the cor
test. Primary melodies: first priz
Lillie Werts; secv-nd prize, Cat!;
erine Douglas. First grade pieces
prize, Naason Shepherd; sec
HVprize, Marie Reeder. Class
ciTselections: first prize Gervai
Purton; second prize. Savanna
Hill. XI. Closing remarks, Re'
A. H. Reasoner, pastor. XII. P
?no duet and the group sang, "Th
Star Spangled Banner"?John Sta
ford Smith by Josepht*Allen an
Savannah Hill.
,4p\.ll of the participants were ver
good and everyone expressed h
appreciation for having enjoyed a
- excellent musical treat. Again w
thank all for your splendid coof
eration, and extend to you a mo?
cordial welcome to our church.
Eunice H. Allen, directress.
CORRECTION
We wish to make the followin
correction in (he last week's art
cle concerning the dedication sei
vices of Trinity Baptist churci
Instead of Dea. J. H. Davig $13.5
H wo wish to give tfce correct staff
' ment: Dea. John H. Davis $123.0
B Dea. M. W. Ford $170.00 and Dei
W. R. "Lee $;i0i.u0. Total colle<
tlon for the day $690.00.
A
3.
* T arden St. USO Xewsl
^ A very entertaining musical ^
program was presented at the
Harden Street USO on last SunIo.ay
by mate members of- Bookrr A
Washington Choral (irohp under
i.irection of Miss Flossie Thomp ion.
After an enjoyable evening *
of classic and semi-classic music
the civiiian-soldier audience joined
in the singing of familiar. fav^
01 ites led by one of the group, i '
~~TTe Ttrrospnore was" one of good H
cheer and fellowship. Cpls. Paul
Jones and Carl S'nith of Fort
a JackspiV teamed. .at, the piano ^ to ^
instrumental renditions of. senti- \
l(* mental tunes. Along with the reg- ,
[e ular hostesses and soldiers wives
who are present to serve on Sunday,
young ladies from the Senior
~ Class at Allen University"tntr allowed
to come over each Sunday
1 afternoon to assist in making the
afternoon pleasant for the enlisted
men. It is evident that the com
ing of these girls is lociked forward
to by the large number of
il> soldiers present at that hour.
0f The wives'- pinochle club is grow
ing. Mrs. Vivian Guic.e the organic
iaer. extends an invitation to all
r. wives who are interested. The
?_ regular meeting of the TAWs?
rt (Traveling Arnvy Wives) will be
held as usual Wednesday at 1:00
jr, p. m.
,. lhe public is invited to hear
Rev. M. E. Cox, pastor of Ladson
3r Presbyterian church, during the
?> Vesper - Hour which begins at 6
' p.m. Sunday^
Sunday night at '8 o'clock talip
ent hour begins at the Har<lerr SG
USO. It is surprising the amount
of talent thijt can be unearthed
among the enlisted men. Civilian
m as well as soldier talent will be
r_ presented adiidiiy^ Dee. 12. The
oublic is welcome.
; NOTICE!
ic
the home of Mrs. Elsia Herrin on
r* Heidt ??.. between Lady and Gers"
vais, Monday Dec. "13th, at 8:00
V: p.ni*. All members are urged to be
le present. Friends are invted.
d.
Thanksgiving- Gifts
c. ,
The inmates of the Jnggers Old
Folks Horn" had a fine Thanksgiv-?
nc Day made possible by the fol
'owing friendst
Carver school. Prof. Rogers. "r:r
= 'dpnl; Wnvctdy school! Prof. Whitr
>n man, principal; Benedict college.
'CMCA-YWC'A. supervised by Miss
p- -'ade Gnmbrell; Zion Rapt, church,
>11" 00; Zion Bupti Miuaionaay po
ciety, gifts; Choir unions, giTts;
Miss Ruth L. Bynum, gifts; . a
u- white friend, 1 ton of coal,,
el We sincerely thank these deals'
friends. May God ever bless is
them.
ty" " JAGGERS' OLD FOLKS HOME
>y Revr L. M. MauTdin, Mgr
PROMOTIONS
i
1< Pvt. William Goodwin, son of
0 Mrs. Can-ie Goodwin of Abbeville
./ S. C., has been promoted to Tech1
| nician 5th grade. Pvt. David Cur-i.
ry, husband of Mrs. Azalee Cur
1; ry 01 urangeburg has been promoted
to Tech. 5th grade. Pvt.
i_- VV.a<^e H. Davis, husband of Mrs.
j. Meniietta Davis of Winnsboro
I was promoted to Corporal. Also
5; Fgt..George A. Culler son of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Culler of Ellorec,
! Tech. 4th grade James C. White,
" brother of Mrs. Mattie B. White
1- of Heath Springs; Corporal Wade
j- H. Davis, son of Mrs. Henrietta
I Davis of Winnsboro are the men
Promoted at Camp Claiborne, La.
3 Carlisle?Barracks, ?Pa,?Three
s. Negro officers were graduated at
n the Medical Field Service School
here. They are Captain Thomas
C. McFall, M.C., of 255 Ashley
r Ave., Charleston, S. C.; First Lt.
"Harold J., Franklin.^M.C.. of 115^ _
20 142nd St., Jamaica, N. Y. and
> First Lt. William H. Waddell, V.
n C. of Tuskegee, Alabama.
Great Lakes, 111. Philip T. Sea
brook, husband of Mrs. Marjorie
. G. Seabrook, of Frogmore, S. C., '
L has advanced to the rating r> f 1
^ Storekeeper, third class.
I Wnlla Wollo Wo.l. it: 1
" ?" uu?, TT aoil.?\^pi, .VI- J
I vian A. Mazyck of Kingstree, S.
y C.. has been promoted to Rpr.p;p
. ant. Sgt. Mazyck is'a Platoon Ser
L geant with a barracks ful of Wa
[. Cs to look after.
l Somewhere in the South Pacific
^7 Andrew Davis of Camden, S. C.,
;c has been promoted to private 1st
j class.
t: Selfridge Field, Mich.?Techni.'
cian 5th Grade Henry Black of
j Charleston. S. C., has been pro- ;
j moted to sergeant,
j Cpl. Henry fL. Smith of Piedj
mont, S. C., has been awarded the ,
: Good Conduct medal at Rlythe- .
wood Army Air Field, Blytheville
Arkansas.
Forst Des Moines, la.?Pvt. Vel
ma Rose Glarner of Spartanburg,
s r koo ?: ? ...i u..4... '
vyM nan nncn anni^ncu uu uu \,y j .
at Fort I)ix, N. J.
Fort Des Moines, I^a.,?Pvt. Mil 1
"" dred Campbell of Hartsvilh*, "5r*
C., has been assigned to "duty at
|t Fort Bragg, N. C.
LOCAL DELTA'S HOLI) I
N1TIATION
Beta Beta Sigma Chapter of
g DeltaDelta Theta Sorority held its
i- 'all initiation in impressive ser- 1
ices on Monday nirrht. Nov. 22 at
i. the home of Mrs. W_XLL.Johnson '
0 Chapter secretary. At that time
!- six young Columbia women namo'0
ly, Mrs. Marion Paul, State Sl por I
si. _eisor_ of iJegroe Hume Demon.} j
Sl stration Work; Mrs. Marion G. i
Thompson, clerk in the offic? of
' 4 '
1 . * '
\ ^
Dr. Dunham Held Sue*
Get-to-Ci ether Meeting
Helena, Nov. :;0-,.D?-eUiritv- jt
ima?for 11) \i In wry 11 i' ri-t 1_.
qke it:; litjkHnl m1 iff in acessini
iv ?. <??! i,"l (innnee-. the Rev
j. C. Dunham, presid-hi'* elder o
le- Ne vherrv district- thrilled- hi100
reprtsi ntMtives wJjen ho said
r his annual massage. that ; roach
pg in! church work are no "toy;iven
live minutes to express hi
If on tea I" ' !o a! condition a
ome. Kach layman spoke n
-kn-s -f-rii^1 or?h <' |Trrvr7tT7~' : r
i.'.if'.'h.?Tim R-.-v, !)'inli im >hnr,<:
'lid surcharged them to on'iivo .
the faith and move up the King*,
iiiyhway.
i"rc meeting vv;ls pi'"npui>ced
?no of the b. sf ever heal in the
Xwhen v di&jLfk t. according t c
many of the- former and e.d pas.
ors.
The opening sermon was preach
I'd by the Kev. Nel.tm of LeesvHle
and the Rev. K. I,. .\ioore, the aide
i of St. .lami's discussed
i oints vital to the district sue: ess.
i'hrce new pastors' were presented,
the Rev. W. R. Bowman represented
them. The Rev. T. E. RobTtstm?rvspunrfpd
fnr the confer- I
cnee.
The conference endorsed the ft-J
nancial budget as announced by
Dr. Dunhamt The meeting: was j
little better than an old tune, love j
east. The Rev. 11. L. Bonaparte;
.s the beloved pastor.
Places lor- the Sunday School
convention, District conference ana
itnsMonary meetings- were announced
t>y Dr.- Dunham.
\ritsjN<; representative
visits south carolina
Miss Oreeanna Collins, a repre 1
sentative of the National Nursing
Council for War Service, has been
working in South Carolina for the
last ten days. Offering the special
attraction of-e*nrolment~in the
U. S. Cadet, Nurse Corps, Mis.ior
colleges in nine states in an
effort to iterest the students it.
entering the nursing profession
lier work hi South Carolina, where
Tie has already visited nine colleges,
will close with a speaking
engagement at Avery institute in
Charleston on December l.'l.
While in South Carolina,- Mis-:
Collins htis had her headquarter:
at the Good Samaritan-Waverly !
hospital in -Columbia. v 1
5- j k # # / jv 4
?T "gatki0* iffjp,
Mao'i ^
ring in gold setting.
Special I
a ~n~z
lovely birthifone
ring for lodie*.
*10.00
Hamiltc
1611 Main St. JEWEI
Ihe local ra,tion board and the
visses Vivian 'I.owie, Erline GofT,
Harriett Cornwell Sylvia M. Pole,
eachers in th(. Columbia Schools
ttttv Hccnnipii tuit memncrsnip in
orority. '
J>
The College and graduate trainng
of these young women is very
Fitting background for the outstanding
business, civic and social
positios held by each.
Immediately following the initiation
services the entire group t
was entertained at a laroe and I
colorful formal banquet at the Y. 1
VV. C. A. divsioh of the U. S O.
November'SJ'i, 15>4.'{ was of dual
significance to Deltas "in Columbia
Uv 4b?4--U^rmH>keft not onty rrrtturn
tion but also Iietu Beta Sigmu's '
third birthday.
I
I
THE PALMI
essful
At Helena
eccn(1 Calvary Choir
fliers Handel's j
>Tessiah Sunday,
Dee. 12, 8:30 p.m.
Music lovers <>f till- ? .nuiun |
-ire invited?tn?wTTyyfrrTr ?rrttl?r%??
Mid Calvary _Ba|i; isl cu'.ir. h, Sen
lay, Dec in her 1-. S. Jtl |i..u. u.
"c mm.ml?t.';,) i-sliii;,, koia e?-rr?
nong?.? The ciiuii' laall-r .tin c'apa- '
Uio?leuoi i'.uii]i <?i- it-?p11 ,?i,ii\ lor,
I ricip.ii ,j. Aiulryw Si.i.n:>>ii >,
Dl Booker W'usninyioi. school; o?
:ers this year tile dir.sunns |?o,
L.OllS Pi ln-ll.'tji llUl.TiVi, Itctii? uel'-s
Messiah. To uieii.ioti uua-OI
S - i |s?to?H \Tr.-rrc11 -1'\jrtrc-"
ialion oi ilevouitj s..j?? .i.
iJl'SiiljjpLl\V ill ll i,e* d.s, j;
poiiiu'il a ihey accein. uiir'ir.-.i,.;~
t.on lo \vor..iu() wan oiiiiim i ,.i
Vary's- uieniLieisiaii.
-<>('.\l. CIIAI'TKU OK DliLl A
sOKOKm I).\ A MUSKUV
Lic-la Beta S.ui'i . Coupler ut
A'lUi C-<gina j ik in ' ftoioiiiy iias
i'ue 01 benny tne iii .Nt
ry;iiT7..iiiiiTTi u. i.s ouiu in ioii.niuia,
t>uiiln Carolina, io sponsor a
vvai Liiuo i.anma11;;y project 01 any
ii 1 -oriaiico'.
It has recently been announced
llial t..o "Suronly lias taken an
..Ctivc llile.est 111 toe UC\ e lUpllKlll
.1 iiic. ?ia.\ nursery at VUU Biundi'ug
. Li cet. 1 iu' Delta Nursery is eqtip*
ped to care .tor tuiity cumin n ,of
.ursiiig' mothers in Xne vicinity
a l.Iiun it is located, it- iias an cii.oilittent
tjI twciity children ami is
-.tail by ti'/e worlers consisting of
i?u instruclois, a dietitian, a maid
ami a visiting iitrse.
Tile nursery, sharing _in theji
.anham Act appropiation. is undei
.lie supL l \ ivion ot tlu city pul>lic
.-chools in the community. The
Delta Xursery, however, receives a
part of its financial support from
1 Jc til Beta- Simula' chapter wnuh
liso sel ves as trn-ntK'isrrry boa t il to
lie niHseiy and is responsible lor
us general supervision.
Beta Beta Sigma, actively engaged
?i all worthwhile civic nunc
ments atui in particular those related
to the war ctrort, is typical
jl what Delta chapters are doing
all over the country.
HAMILTON'S
'Peatccie
V DIAMOND
^ PAIR
/^/ Matched Rings j
Each rjlng is sot with it's own j
sparkling genuine diamond j
and .they're both beautiful. A f
splendid pair. 1
wtm
IQr
Exquisite Diamonds
*100.00"
3 iparkfing diamond! In This nrv.
chanting modern ring of 14K gold.
m's, Inc.
j:rs I'hone 2-4935
702nrl CM L. MA INT. CO.
knjoy 1)1 nner dance
Recreation. Building Net. .2 which
was beautifully decorated, was
the scene of a very delicious dinner
for the menibers of 702nd
Cnvl. Maint. Co., and their quests.
The giests were ladies from the
City of Columbia and Wfsi Columhia,
.secured through the aid
of Mrs. J. E. Dickson, Supervisor
C:t,v Recreation Program, Old
Howard Community Center and
Allcn-Rpiwwlift !*-*?-* C* nalnv
The affair was the idea of 1st
"gt. Simmons Tor the enjoyment
rT tii0 members of the organiza!
nn and their guests. This was
"/ 11!y aeeomplished as expressed
'hy th.? entire group present.
Highlights of the evening were
STTO LEADER
FILM ACTRESS PINS FCXDD
Lena Home, Metro-Goldwj
her own home to emphasize foot
?are distributing the cKart.-eneMonth
informational helps, to ir
importance to the war. Chart'
HOME" by producing more fo
"playing square" witb our fo6cl
Greetings From
Christmas Seal
Sale Chairman
Greetings:
The Holiday Season is her1 an
it presents a train the opportunity
tc secure protection for voursel
and your family, and provide can
for those v.'ho arc sufFer'noc Ymi
contribution t o the Christma:
Seal Sale assures all this.
You will want t o know wha
>our rift can do. It will enabli
ns to fight tuberculosis with thi
follow'fg lanrir'-n v.-nnprmi; r/ira
onmity h"a!th education, ehil;
' ea'th education. profes<iona
h&d-th-_ii<luru_tion year-round :as<
-tuiiliu;'jiroaiaiw.^a^free e'wst cPn
ividgewood Cnirp?free medica
ocjal service Tor tuberculous fam
ihes and research on public health
problems in Richland county. There
i> an increasing demand, here ir
RidilamUcountv. for all these activities
in the coming year?acti\itios
which moan the control and
ai*f?vr;n'ion of tuberculosis?health
and life to you an?' your family. .
The Christmas Seals that you
have received through the mail are
>n!v one dollar a sheet. With your
help the i work will be carried on.
pi ease" send either cash or check
!.o us today.
Wishing you good health in
I P I 1. Please remember those
whom fate has not treated kindly.
.?Simerelv?vmirs, -
CRESSWELL W. MADDEN,
1 i?43 Seal Sale Chairman
Attention! Attention!
Beaufort District
\n All Others
Concerned
Pritch? 'UP'', c r
Dee. f>th. 104-*
VIv dear Elder:
" Inst a fe\C ltr.es to let yon hear
rVnm mn C;/-t tbimr to f<-P VO" '
the Spring Hill church was h >-nf?<i
down by fire December 3rd",
etc. This is the second ti*me this
circuit has suffered lost by fire in
less than two years. The Sunday
:.ftci?the close o*' t hp 1P4-2-- Annua1
conference the l.ott Hill church
was burner! ami those few people
ire struggling to rebuild, so ytn
neither group .mi help?t h?c
other.
Therefore I am appealing to th
pastors of tht. Heaufort district aa
whole to take an after collection
in all of your .churches to he It
those^ good people', and to send the
.amp to the Rev. James Hun
cum be, R. F. D. 1, Prvtchardville
S. C. Any amount will bi> tharrk
fully received, but I am asking yoi
to make it as large as you possib
lv can. We will he thankful als.
if the pastors :rf the South furo
hna Annual conference and am
others of the connection if thej
.vi l send )iiill a donation.
Brethren, here-is where the N'e
Venture wrll shine. If the \ev
Venture: The A. M. K. Churcn':
Protective association was in forc<
tnvs church would -have what i
fas not tot, SQAfK PKOTKGTIO..
> ith a clieck coming to it to helj
thein through th^ir train. I hopi
the General Conferen'ce o f 1 '.14
will authorize the New Ventun
;>r soir.? other movement that wil
ilTip till* U 11 I < > I I Li I lit L< Lf1UIvilt;? 11
their time of rued.
Respectfully yours,
beautiful girls, jitterbugging le?
iy Cpl. Herschel E. Houston, win
bail& from?Chicago, mnl?frw?
chicken. *1
The menu was planned, by Mcsj
Sgt. Frank L. S^lby who is bring
ing out the stomaches of the men
bars the Company.
??
chart.cn kitchen wall
n-MayerpTayer, places 4 the
am" pin-up chart in the kitchen of
f's importance to the war. Retailers
of the several Food For Freedom
dorm every American about food's
s plea is "TO SPEED OUR BOYS
od, saving more food, sharing and
owrPhoto
LAI KENS NEWS
j Fr'endf and relatives w i rc^haj
py to se<(? James Miller, Theodor
Madden and Algie Blakely an
other soldiers from near by camp
J during the week end.
Mrs. -Sue Fer.rl Simpson frm
1 Fhiladelphia, Fa., is here visitin
j \ Mis. Eva (mint and 'family,
f I The Friday Night Savings clu
B | met with -.Mrs. Ella Ducketl. Th
r J Eleven O'clock Social club ^wit
si Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson..Tn
Fulpit A?1 with Mrs. Irene Jamv:
t Delicious refreshments were serv
? 2u at each.
?
XW-clii ilimi of S iiii1.ii-.- i' 1 iimiiir
! u.ry school were given a free mail
| :ie.e by thu manager of tile loci
? theatre Saturday .mu, rung, ? xm
was as a Tew.'lTd "Tor" thousands u
^-1-pOuiiUs oi scrap revejiLiy Luuug^
1 in by t^ic-se clnluren.
The Christmas Seal Sale is be
| intr carried on in a big way anion:
' a1! classes of people.
' Watch for news of the "M;<
1 Lauren." County" contest to h
I ' staged in interest of the T. ML
( campaign on Do.. l.".tli at Sand 'r
i i.ik".
R"V. I.. R. pastor of St
J I Haul was accompanied by Mrs
. I .Moon hero over the week end.
I The raptor's Aid and other club
{rave a brilliant reception at tin
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Snlli
van, Saturday night honoring; Rev
and Mrs. Moon. Tius was a mos
enjoyable affair.
THE WAYKKLY SC N-FLUYYLlii
SOCIAL CLl'H
The ciib held its regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Lillv
Thompson 2455 Gervais St- The
meeting was carried out in tin
usual manner. We wore verj
glad to have Mrs. Daisy Adanu
back. Mrs. Adams has been sick
for quite awb'le and now Mrs
I .and rum and Mrs.' Hale arc. ior
thf. sick list. \\\. do hope these
| two sisters will soon be out and
I* v 1111 inn airai.il.
We adjourned to meet with Mr?
: Pope on Senate street. Tht. hosI
toss sorveiI delicious potato "salad
| hot tea. saltini's crackers, candy
i and nuts which all enjoyed.
Mrs. Lilly Thompson. Pres.
Mrs. Daisy Adams. Sec.
Mrs Coles, reporter
MADAM WKHtHT
PALMIST
i Famous Reader and Advisor. Not
Here Today and Gone Tomorrow
Look for XameCSeventh Daugh
ter of the Seventh Generation.
HORN WITH 1)01 BLE VEIL
fThis lady arr'ved in yriui
town to do (?ood for th<
pnhlic hy her wonderfu
powers in reading th<
history of one's life; als<
gLes advice on all affairi
of life, such as love af
fairs, business matters. faniilj
affairs, wills* and divorces nn<
, most everything pertaining to th<
we'f*ire of "one's life.
Don't fail to <=ee Madam Weigh
TTas Ueen In vonr state and eoun
'v 0 years. There are lots of read
' ors prottin?7 placed in your town
Madnnv Wrijfht is the only rood
or that lins a diploma for ho
vnrk. Don't trot fooled and tfo t
the wroptr ple'e. Madam Wricrh
Ha* an oft"'re for white and
an
Madam Wricht doesn't do hus
j iness through mail; von1 will hav
j V> pay hrr a tisit. if yon wan
, mfnrmat'np.
I Prrrra-pm 1 v fnr-t~d to '
T' "t* on Mrl^'intr ' tt., on 1?
"Hlehw"i'v*"Vn T nt fTtv limit*
W?st Colombia, S. d'
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Goes to Bureau of
Printing" and
K n graving
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-f arr?'t?*n. who pasv'! on N"Vr-mhr]
It, lit 11.
! fi'HKATKK THIM'I Y A. M. K.
("lURCH
j Spartanburg. >" S.?The pastoi
; and memhova have no \yni-i|.- r.utl'i
civnt to express our .appreciation
to our many -friend* who canvo out
"Manilny night ami helped us -st
manfully and willingly.
The plasterers arid their helper*
practically plastered the church
and at midnight th<. ladies servec
supper. The table stretched hall
way th(. church and was filled t<
overflowing with every kind u:
food imaginably and hot colTee
After everyone had eaten beyont
their capacity, you could scarcely
i.eli that one hud eaten.
Everyone hail a good time an<
we.went away rejoicing. We hav<
ist recently installed our myileri
i- oiling and lights-and they an
v oeautiful to look at.
'! We are grateful and proud oi
the work that-we-haye-accompiishu
A m stKshort a time.
^ We invite you to cyme and wor
hip witl| us in henutifuj (ireatei
{ I'rin ity.
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a Playing Cards
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PAGE SEVEN
! Benedict College
I To Present "The
'"Nativity" Monday,
i December 13th
The depart meat of rf.u?i'' of
j Benedict co!!? 'jo vv!]) c?l hnU1
i 1 *"I ht* Nativity" Monday ovenjinjyr"
December 1 H'4'L at H o'clo'k in
Antrsdel chnpil.
| "<i in the rendition of carols of
i many nation-^ in* liuiiti;rr A Cn
j 'ice Clnis'tias ("ai 'l, Lathe
;-''l.i-trtTMnv~rr{ -nati). .f-arrrsvThr-r
i I tear--Laho I'vi'o din-;;- in. !>" ;
' i.e I iaIi < Wi-lsh ) ami S\veet Lit .k'mi>
liny .(Amh'I'.cuii six'.o
| spiritual >.
Tin- is under tin- dire'
i tio>i of Miss Mildred A. Ytiornhili,
^ wilt, .Mis. Mabel H. )>o !a;<iL. a . i
, Miss 1*7;hi'stcTa~Mc Col 1 im~ acc o i .- '
nanists.
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, .-X (jiMUIH,-. t .W|II|'0.l ill fijjl.l.
-rrr't-birk the eonreri" \v:h br a highj'iubt
i?t the t hristjikii.- siasoii on
music inviTs <?X t iiiuiuliai ami vh - ,
iniiy.
JOHN IMNK KK.M.Y PASSES
i t'napin, Decenioor7?5uU or more
I people, \v)ute and Colored jamed
r--thu-Stx iobti-.'dotnodtst-C birch Sun- day
to wiliiess the last rites of
i Joint Pitik~"Kenly, 74 a high respect ;
, j eti citizen who (bed recently in
j Columbia hospital.
f .Miss Pearl Schunipert, read the ? .
i ibi<i. iyy and comment on his life.
[' i ht. l'unet ;d sermon was t)reached __
. i.y the Rev. \V. K. Bowihan, assisti
rd by lit. K. A.Adams, president of
/ Victory bunk in Columbia. Dr. W.
13. L. presiding elder oTthe Colum|
>ia district, the (Jallman of Pomaria
the Rev. A. L. Diggs, of West
i Columbia and the Rev. H H. Red>
moil of Irmo.
kynly had lived and worked in
[ \'hapin for thirty or more, years *
?uui-ius-life worth ia Ghapin show- d
- i-d?by the hundreds of jRHiplf who .'J
. were unable to get seats in the
: Church.
Intcnnin at St. John Cemetary
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Desk Sets
.Mottoes
: (Easituare
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Make up Boxes
Stamp Albums
S1 ationery
Picture Frames
( alendars
_ Wood Trays
ncils and .Desk Sets
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