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PAGE SIX __ ^ Note:?Don't worry needlessly . . . when" 3 and you feel the need of guidance, und 1 pleaae write. Your problem will be analyze clipping of the column with your letter, ABBE'S 1944 INSPIRATIONAL READIN free a personal leiter ol sound and constr tions. Please send a stamped (3c) envelop confine your problems within the realm of s- THE ABBE' WALI ^ Cfiffi of The Palmetto Lrsdrr mr> L. M.?Have been a follower of . i? your column for many yeal s. My. . ^ . husband is in poor health, in fact lie can't work now. I am thinking of leaving here and want to buy a r home down south. My -husband (loes'nt think that we should try it .-ince he is ill. Is this plan a good one? Are the new Readings ready? Ans; A home of your own is. a : very good investment to make but ?. not. at the present time. Moving south and giving up your good job is too broad a jump to make while cour husband is on the sick list. Doctor bills and medicine are expensive and you should notconsider . resigning from your work now. The new Readings are ready . . send for yours today. Be sure to send your correct birthdato. The. ? price is-25 cenG ^ J. M.?I read'your column oTti*" and get a thrill out of it. I have Feen in love with g~T?irt three years 1 I love her very much and she says t she loves me. She's-jealous, the least thing I do, she gets mad. She tj^as promise to marry me. Should I uepend on her? Ans: She's under your skin 100 per cent . . . you're trapped. It's her cute way of being a bit possessive and jealous that won you over. She> is entirely too smart to carry this jealous tendency too far 1 ABBEVILLE CO. TRAINING ?> SCHO' L NEWS Am. Wade, Principal If * V H v e Abbeville County Training /ol will close for the ChristK-' L holidays on Dec. 17 and re ir-Sa? ,iie its work op Jan. 3, 1944r~" i' ~~ .The school closed ito Christmas X/ . . / /eal Sale last Friday afternoon, X)ec. 10, at 2:15 o'clock. The 11th | /grade-class?presented?a?short t " playlet emphasizing the need of , - larger Christmas Seal Sales. y . *': Nurse Sowell was present and introduced the playlet. After the playlet was presented the classes reported for Seals as ^follows: Grade one $2.00; Grade Two $3.00; Grade three $5.00; Grade ^ four $9.73; Grade five $20.00; tirade six $56.0y^ Grade seven $35.35; Grade eight $30.65; Grade ^1 nipe $30.20; Grade ten $78.S0r Grade eleven $76.78. Total raised ? $347.30. \ Again, the tenth grade class $2. ' sold the greatest. number . of) cnristmas seals, They just can't be beaten. We congratulate them \ along with their class sponsor, Mrs. J. S. Wright; and we thank all persons who bought Seals. On returning to school in January, the boys and girls will he gin to practice basket ball. Watch J The Palmetto Leader for the announcement of the high school play. - . . - i GREELEYVILLE NEWS M(rs. George Williams, formerly* j of Greeleyville and Charleston is i j at home after spending sevetal years in New Jersey. Mrs. Williams is the daughter of Mrs. Sea- ' phie Beaufort. , Rev. M. P. Pyatt and Mr. C. C. . Gourdine have returned to the city after a brief business trip to Phil- ( adelphia. Miss Essye Graham is strll con- ] fined at her home Andrews, S. I ,f- C. Miss Graham is a member of ' the faculty at the Williamsburg . county training school. , rSp Williamsburg Co. Tr. School M l " l*rpt. E. R. Barr, Principal On Monday hvenfng, Dec. Idth ~ the seventh grade presented "The 1 % g! - Old Maids' Club" in the school 1 auditorium; Mrs. L. T. Murray, di? rected. ! ^HL. Tho HATYIO F.^nriAtYiit1 yn . | ^ XXVIII v IJVUIIvlIllv v|/lit X t, , , ports that the hot lunch program is progressing rapidly. Approxi^JJ^jQately 200 children are served 1 B^^Jng ?liamsburg Co. Tr. school k^*-?i|re quite*0r v the Xrnas holidays ? *Hro as a 'fh**. tnd reopen on Jan. ^ jj^WhahMng tier Aiy>ac^ers wji] ^*Mhc H. E. Fo- nairij, . , doing thine W> re^ec' , the ?^weWunninK fc^Hyy to weTrarfSimon, f and all ap- l.i0. , "''M a. B ? waaftt pa.. vf Bpnv^ Mt it | ed b>i Kh?\ Vivian 1 churci in rr. -V Wt tMK'iiwixSNI N WHEREIN THE TROUBLED iK CPU NS EL A N D G-UlDHWCt WUf mind is weighted down wilh worry ihe counsel cf understanding friend ?d in the paper tree . . . just include a . For a. "private reply" tend 25c fop G. With each Readme. von will rrnim uctive advice analy/int three (21 qucsic for youy confidential reply, and si|*ti all lettcf. iO.vplwin your ease fully and? reason. Write to1,'. . -ACE SERVICE Assembly Street, Columbia, b. C. that is. if you walk the straigl .iiid narrow, and ?i_v?. }.u?r no. ?easo o become aroused. X. X.?Our .church has bee laving trouble for three year When our present pastor.cjuuu-Iho '.he member rwatttc-i'ed unci is sii scattered. The church isyiead spir tually. He is ;t czar in his met he of pasturing. Advise u- ubal t<> ?! Ans: A minister's life Ts no bo ol' roses at best, even wilh thv"Tu ooperation of his flock. True, yd; preacher could have done a he fit ;ob 1 . . hut don't judge'him to harshly. Your first duty is to yoi cliiivpli .^Wiillnw vniiv ni'iiln nv use your influence to smooth '>v this friction. Cooperate with yot minister ;u lest, vou can . . . l\ eery likqly"-yiv?r-wi!l have a no "pastor after tin1 next. con lie! i r.t1 ? M. !\?-Vou are tile on!; helper J net <1. 1 am almost 1'fi im have been courting-a boy and 1 promised to many me. Hut no' lie has bought hisolher giiTTnefi an engagement line. Do you su| pose I'll win ? Ans: He made his decision whe ht gave the other-girl a ring. Th boy d.id you a big favor when I hosd.the other girl . . . you.at too .voting to marry and you ai not in love with him. He saved yo a big heart ache. LAKIv CITY MICH SCHOOL I.. I). Hradlty, Principal The school :.,]y which close Tuesday. December 7. P.U:} prove to be unite a sv.eeess. The report by various classes were as follow 1st grade. . un<!-. ."diss Mar Jff.nson. >ill.: Nt ' rage undo !Tis"s Elizabeth I.ueus J? 12.; L'n grade under Miss DrouHiiSliull '..'nd grade utua r Miss ? Erntstin Weston S'.'.bh; .'ini grade unde Miss M. (). Jones Sl'J.'l'J; 4th grtid tnder Miss Carrie Hell SS.42T.4t grade under Miss K!ea-e E-. Cai 'i'J.57; 3t.h grade under Miss C. .v v.hel Thomas Cooper *12.-; Tt grade under M*<s Myrtle Mosele "S: Sth grad" v.nder .Mi-s V. ( Puis Pth grade '.*! r Mis rrr^T-ITTTriTrMMMMTi ldth and lit grade under Pioi". I? I), Rradie ' Id. -Yhv grttthf?Urtti-f rv:?s EAST MIDDLE JR. ill SCHOO Principal Rubin Walker an teachers are working with alj fai niesT in tR^ comniuriity on th building of a lunch room and can nery at the school. At the first meeting th? follow ing persons paid their pledges: Principal Rubin Walker, $5.UC Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Clay Rusl $10.00; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Rusl ?10.00; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thor as. $lil.0(i; Mrs. Daisy Z. Olivci $.00; .\lr. and Mrs. George Myers $5.00; Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Galla shaw, $5.00; Mr. and Mrs. Bun derburg, $".00; Mr. and Mr. Eft? my Berry, $5.00; Mr. Georg Strom an, student, 20c; Mr. Shcl lie Funchess. student, 25c; Mr. (_ Malmdav tJtrcr More money Tfh been collected since the pdecediir report. Mr. L. II. Sliuler (white trus tee) was present throughout th meeting. Principal Walker presided wit /cry encouraging remarks. Plan were made to enlist other patron in tno comtrrimTty-.?fhrr \v h it trustee pledged himself to hcl .vit'n this enlisting. Upon the presentation of Mi L. H. Shuler'by Principal V a!kn ie made an interesting r.r;I en :ouraging speech. lie stat-d hi trustee board to cooperate finan cially in building h lunch roor for the benefit of the school. H stated that 'If any man or grou wants?help, he TmiFrtTirst hel himself". Each person was given a chanc to express himself. After the pr gram a delicious chicken .rdinne was served by the Adult Horn Makers. Mr. L. H. Shuler dine with the group. All present wa *enw#d. December 2, 1943, Principa Walker called a meeting at 4:0 p.m. at the school, and organize rpen and women as captains t complete the lunch room driv December 17. 1943. The Adult Home Makers grou ed themselves as a body with on captain to report on the fins lunch room drive December 1 /.. They have planned to visit e\ ery member of the club v it their instructor Mrp. R. L. R\.s to secure needy products, disv-r bute cake contest tickets, and jr courage eacn may to oake a vi< tory cake for the contest. The are also having a barbecue. V.' Sope that ' these ladies make *>rand report. Watch the Leadei n [> ItiSk irfmyr m uti i 1" IT. JACKSON RAMS SHADI .'I.iy'lM \ VIATION SQFADKO BO-52 IN THRILLER The Supply I)iv. Rams ltd J Coach "Dusty*" Montgomery ro ed hack alter a slow start, \vh found them trailing' by S poi in the lirst tiuarter, to take measure of the fast-breaking >'5J .Fliers by that same S point m gin. i Brilliant team work ami sup dioot.ii)>; featured the nip and ti .Pair u itli Montgomery par ' thy Rams attack while Britli TT. foi mcr all-status, from Lire ooro, N. wn? engineering _ Airmen. 1? -HI. ? Newcomers in the' Ham f< "Turk"' Owens and "l.a/.y" Lira h til ft. forwards | ???.ed tT right 'to further rough a.-.-i meats as they nobly aided tl vi tei an male--, "Coot" Tieilbi't "Slim" Islcy and "Big' CI n fireen in delivering telling bb to the tough invaders;* .Mr n gomery, the little coach," Was s* stoppable in the fray as lie ce H?. -eoUeefed -2 1 points'despite thc~ U per-clforts of his opponents j. -Lop him. Parker. .1., was h i,j point man lor the Columbia Fli w itii 12 digits to his credit. r,y ~T-.:inis desiring game- e.itli J-] Pangs are urges f to contact i a W. 11. Cochran,, or Sgl. }1. i- Brown; Sec. No. 2, Supply 1 >o Sup. J)iv. Ft. Jackson, -. C. id FORT JACKSON It \.MS it WIN FROM AI it BASK ; i ^ "f ' i Fort Jackson, S. C., Dec. 'J? v Jackson's . Ram s ('far!; Negro h r. i11: front Soc'imi 2. fr p'y I>i\is;nn. swop* :<< their s ,1 >>><1 straight victory by troi.no n- the'Columbia Arnty Air Ba.< iv T0?5r?| Chemical Maintenance q If tvi iW to 42, Wednesday rrrpht ). tin* air base. The lianis were slow* jre't n started. la the first four miau ie jf_4iia.v. Oweus dropped a: I lc. and (Ire'.'a sank a fieldTjsoal 0 ally tiiret. noiais while the c i use l<>ys ran up six points. *1 u .'i.sitina' Hams finally yoi . co and soon hud the situation well ? iiaad to lead at the half 150 to Cisco was a ball of (ire for .Third. sinking' shots from ev< anu'h.' niul p roving, very dang ol'.s He scoised 2d points l'or dub. In the last four minutes piay the TO.'ird ran their so ... !iom ol toH2.lh.lL couldn't ov s take the great !ea?| the viecorif s flams had tallied. JOHNSTON M-AVS ~ Ruth Miles, reporter Thv?S.?rr:?fr:?/'h'; l?fJ-'?: hureh was very good lie,-. 12. ! Rev. 11, \Y. Hi ir htha: n the >; h , , ? , . tor pri ached Sundae niornuv." a a . . I right. Mr. Samuel Rubins eavr a p j ty at bis house Friday r,i.' J. C. Johnson and K ntlv ioit V ! ' I- , ' ' turn. I er.eip nior ( Mrs. ( . A. Hit!.ens is soaiiwl .. i llfiess immediate, v -o -Tie can c v, ? . . 'linie her traehiin;-. We rorjret much ike death. L Mrs. Sal Fie Sue Griffin's baby tie I-la. once. She was l'tnura ^ ad Thtttsday 1" a.m. 0 .Misses Juliet Simmon* and Hi i- jHiina Simpkin.s?uvvH S . Mr.-and Mr-. V. \Y. AliN s ; family Sun'day. I; Kdgefiold Co. Tr. School. ? T. 1. . .4 1 - ? I ? t i, uciMM'iiuii: sraiiH' v. ul ! < i>. n between Kd^eiield ('(>. Tr. :-ih 7*--nm+ Jlaiiu -i hiyh <>f '-vi: n i a. L' fiosults (if t4ic jL'.inii' will he ; i- li.-hed next *.veek. ' Till- '"ability is determined c visit all of tlu ir students hnn They have visited a ?;ood m; ~ homes thus tar and will TontTi ^ . 11til lt'ne Christ mas holidays. Miss Washington~ .-p< nt Sat " .lay and Sunday in Columbia v. ! the Kings. She leported an h ioyable stay. s Miss 1!. I,. 'Williams spent 15 week end in the county at p t oiuc-oi .Mr. niui .Mrs. .Mason. ! enjoyed hoi- stay. Mrs. C. R. Ton mo r gave a jia r ;ii the pymris^s'lim Dccrn b< > ,? * It was quite a success. It re; part in it. n Mits. -I. E. King and tho ti e r rnde class apnea red <n* progt ^ in the..chaped WcdriesdUy. Ji \ quite a success. Thoy had a tint o group singing and rhrhurias ( ? t !-1-- . v r .Miss Rosa 15-11 Rroadr.ax ! G j Mr. A. M. Wilds man/age is s nounced. We hope for their, nf To put news in the I'alnu fj Leader see the reporter and it 1 0 be published. , . SALl DA NEWS P e Saluda County Training Schot l' A few weeks ago the childrer r_ this school attended school on ? h ' unlay tor the first time. At f u . . ; tneir reaction to tne annoui 1 ment, that there would bn set on Saturdays, was comical y after the principal explained e necessity of it everyone coope; ed splendidly. Some were gla< THE PALMETTi ij i boy $b ^^XofaHE i?r. i iv'yxfw tkoops . tic >WS , . nit- j__[ The Sioutimj; xit*tinonl*is rapnn idly lu'intf extended throuudimit the I'mtrul .South ('arolinn Pivis (, . i"n tor our 1/oys. A Troop, aiu) ' itrh KTih Park \y;;s rei-eiuly organi/.od | ' ors in. Win;-.? !lorn. Those new units ' . - ' 1 Sf .a . inakinir solenoid progress un-| . tre ?-?-? r~?-? f-ctl 1,7 -or the mndaiwo ot P. ti. Bolton. I ... K. : aeTiv.iitur.-tl aponl of Fairliehi | .. Jet. j ?. 1 y and enninnan of the Fair"-'. . i'i- ld Sc ui.'division. 1 le is capably j J I r -114 <! by I !. 1". Miirtii:, So>ut- 1 < nn.-ii-r ;h(. Troop aii<! .Mrs. I). , ? j "lltf!i'-a. Pen Mother oL' I !i c ,. H ? - 'in ! r,:<- " - . t im *" : allv Ma.-" ! <:u i IimHi school <>t I ,, Min -1 . g . a 11 ( 1 ha 7.\ ! !n. S v ... i- ill' sponsoring iii.e ' -! itm inn < !' a new Troop. Oil. p. - I 'U1 ;c s ! j iiv. twenty-ono Scouts' word5, "'"I ivei.-h l-nil. Principal Kli Davis i ill | ' , . , I ' l'l j .. much assistance to th" or-, inp i yaiii:-.al i"ii of this Troop. 15. .!, |, les ' lbjddlsh was appointed Scoutmas- ' uil4trrr j,,J. | S. K. Allen.-principal"f Hothliv ' Ffi?. i :ie:-i hij?h >. iioo!. Parr,well.. orjran- j ... Liipi" i j /.!1: i :1 Trent or. Pro. Hi. Hi* was; assisted I?v Fit Id Kxocutive DK. tiO. . ' roi ,! ( I . 'r. ry j in S.I hlliiiyi rT.ai !:i*r of Ham- I . or- j '). ! '. said thai. as soon as t h e ?. 'oi n selected , (), , . I the or.ani/.aiion of a Troop will j or- he 'l'-lrtl. "* Fourteen Scouts' . I <o lit-* | :,i A r.t'y reitPit rot!. ' ' | Principal l.owi-' !.. Jftitler of 1 Fi s h..!?!l : t!.?o! in r>nm!? Vv: j is .a sa;.'. .Ziim a ln-up in l-ihrhardt -|-j! It is expected to bo completed by j I Doc. 17-th. j isli i |-?A -law .Tibap was ice" 11 y?mid- j | "? in i -Th,. Kirkwood j fj" a-'- i -'"itool is ! iu* sponsoring institu- ; ;< J-atiiiday school in order io have,*1. .,,1" i iumvo t;o dodit',. duties around ! f ^}, } hoim- that h:'i*T been lelt . lor llU'iti wp fi : | i" do <>i: Sal'.;: day. | d I '< eatnboi- 7. closed th,. para-' ,iit I t" th! e.'which- was p. t ovei I/ > ie'r j?-a?1 {.;:: ! Wt?-1.n ted?crrrt?ir. ' mi i)>i* ' " AiIIl- pa;achate l<ir "ail- boy.-i" [ ! '1' d th'-' onrir. siasm inn ,-o !:'yh ' \ I i ' hn\ 'A' eniid witft enough mum y i !': : > purchase two parachutes. The! ; ' li/.? ninth grade under the leadership 1 " >t Mr. U. F rerun-.11 reported | ' " i . - ?Ti in?i ? ri " j. ~ " . un it!. i lite liigluv. amount raise;i | ^ -nf-j-ni ; : !, > y! i ol.ool d.-paiifiient and' p.; i ih" 7* h grade. Mr. W. T. Cantt. | ^ J " a - i . n p.i! t- d s-.'0.i!U, the high- t'' It.-! nr.'iui;! in the ,.!ementury <:?>- *' ^ j p:.i"ti.tt i!i. 1 lie fonftli grade ?i? -". '.V's It. !<)! a; y mention. reported 1 j->l.'.tf.~. Mi' - A. 1'. f .pan tnniM.o- jiT J'"IV'Ui! raised by tii,. school ^>15".87. v,t l! j ;v(:i yi..it mind is now centered j on *ii.. (' >ri>tmas Seal drive. Each ,x' eit.-s is ?it-1fi milled t?i do ail that u "" | it can in put this liftvc fiver. The >i;; i 'nil'- i'fl?;. . en?hr?tin itih?trrrrt?1~Lri | inth grades undr-r the direction "of j i.Mis-e. Nichols and Cannon. was i , in side hr.ster. Thursday night of | ^ J tlii? past Week a beautifid wedding ls j (Tom Thumb) was given *1iy the ,l([primary grade, sponsored by file ' j Missef- Homey. [till and Mrs. Free '(' m man. The children performed"^'1 J iivull. ... ? st -Sa itv I esflay night, December 2lst lib. the anmial Chiislmas program ,a illy wiij !? presented by tlie commit- 11( golr tev ~oli special program ALiasu* JMisses Eanioy. Camitui and Mrs. liriF Trapp. am vas | Pleasant Mill Haplist Church j, "'f ! Rev. M. J. Trapp, Pastor ^ i"*- It seemed that many of the poo- I ? | pie of o4h- -community -werp imxll1<* ious for the hour of S. S. and sor- Ti a,;" j vices at tht. church, the attendance m luh I was fine. After the S. S. the aj minds of each was enriched with 717 'Mm l lh(. wonderful message .brought to wj us by our pastor. Colection for in The flay $1#.00. ' M Mrs. Waters Mae Graham o f vi Charleston is spending a few days st u ->?- - > ? " ' wiiii nvi parents i?ir. aim airs. | < l i of Hardy Graham, Saluda. le ?at- , ih irst Mt. Enon Haptist Church ice- Rev. .1. H. Goodwin, I'astor i d< 100I S. S. attendance was fine. The M but lesson was enjoyably taught | r?i the Mr. H. Butler. We were delightrat ed to have our own M Sgt. (J. W. w 1 of Maynard, .Tr., of Camp iutton, Nti R . J 1. ... . J n il j . 9 . 0 LEADER ra: / *'1 OMm ' '-' K!CA \\J " XIII ii? i ii ~ ?~ ? 'i ''I1 ? r^+ m. Twcnt.v-five Scouts were rejf n-ivd. re< [toons hk-iu:(Msti:r ?oi Troop 15!) of Hooker Washing- >lc i+ 44fink is, -CuUintbiu - is still -the- AL rji'i . t Tnxjp in the Council. \V. IS'' H i ton, Scoutmaster, had 41 J cuts l:l"1 term and re-register- 111 ?4J Scouts- tins week.?-?This ' >c]> is b<-injr followed by 102 ! ' c \\ e?L Columbia.. Principal M.4?^ llogan has a membership of-?? ' If There ate only two counties in * ' Centra! S. C. Division that "do t haVf Scouting for our hoys, iluda and Calhoun. Come on I von ecoil itoonlc of Calhoun <! Saluda counties.. I.et us fret sy and give our hoys'a chance enjoy what Scouting has to oft\ C - " ? - w* Let all of. the niiie counties: airfield, Kershaw, Lexington, hula. KiehUvnd, Calhoun. Or. eh. rg Bamberg and Barnwell) l1' ineniher the goal for 1044?1000 SCOUTS. tf'' If you want a Troop in your 0 mniunity just write.a card to 11 U. Scott. Floy Scouts of Amert. 1 ">:M 1-2 Main St., Coliunbia, r air K TO BE-REGISTER I o 1'he following Troops are due * re-register: ISO. Howard school ^ n .. Saxon school ami 158, Car- a*( 4 r school. irn l()OI? 177?YKMASSKE, S. C. rc" 1'he boys in Troop 177-have fin- -Re ed tht. tenderfoot training aritF ] m the ?ocoml clans tent, phm-:g to go hefore the Court of tier soon. They are purchasing tr uniforms very promptly.," bet hoirn. on a six day furlough. | ^ H i spending eighteen months he ^ s"tVaPsltTi'id Tjaeli to the UnitStates. I* (> Ue ;;ic hapnv to know that Mrs " C i c?< la (liver, and Mr. (J. Miles are 'j non Hope School District -j-rj Services at the Branch Hill M. j wiv;. line. S. S. at the usual j nr. A soul stirring sermon was lVe "Uight Jiy Tho )iew pastor Rev. ggins. Collection was Rood. wh sito'rs were Mrs. Fannyc Sat;- j'h white of Columbia and My. llai- hot ; of N'iiiety-Six. (-vc A FT A meeting was held at the :ng lion iltfpo school, Friday after- cr on.. A large number of natrons t'.nj re present, ."\lany plans were c'.issed. The group enjoyed a -u< iicioiis course. the .Mi.-s Eliza Coleman is on the ;,1< k list. The community wishes rtrrr'a . pecdv reeoverv. ^ VY1 immunity News *?l Mr. and Mrs. John Dydie had dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. igenu_ Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. T. * 'tJ.ogart and their little daughr Tfaniia; Mr. and Mrs. John oh'ks. Mesdames Mamie Suber ] 11 iic Turner, _ Mamie Stewart, ^ Lsos Ora and Alice Daniel, Beu- wi h Logan and Pvt. and Mrs. Ma- Di: >n E. Minnick, The memory of ou e dinner will linger in our minds to V a long time. Eh ? oa CONWAY NEWS Eh rnc ?thel A. M. E. Church vvi Pastor tYw Sunday was a very high day. le pastor preached a noble seron in the morning to quite an ipreciative audience. The Sun-" \.Q( iy school in the" afternoon * was ~~ idl attended and carried out very structively by the Supt. M. E. ?ore. During the evening ser(< * 'Rev. Ford preached a sold irring sermon. The class lead- Cr s reported $101.04; public col- in ction $'20.00; Total $121.04 for e first Sunday. to Stewardess Board 2 met Sun- ch ly at -the home of Mrs. Maggie CI oore on Race I'ath-t?t."Mis. Sa~ ~Jr ih Lloyd, president. The Willing Workers Club met o? ith Mi's. Nettie Rodgcrs. Mrs. sc ebecca Rage, president. ; ' ' ~ '?: T T. * tiinUmi ' - V H RIDGE HILI. SCHOOL Sunday school and chinch sores were goon Sunday. Mr. end .Mrs. Ilightower, Mr d Mrs. Wilds. Mrs. B. A. Collins, s. M. E Crawford, Mr._j*nd Mrs. irold Marshall. Mr. T. F. Hammds and Miss Annie Ryth Wilms attended the district meot in Newberry Saturday. They )ortod an inspirational meeting; th .genuine hospitality. Don't forget the annual musical Htval at Ridge Hill school Suny '1 p.m.?Let's sing our troubles 'ay. Lis th^ news of the?town?thai he Harlem Broadcasters" will near at Ridge Ilill December ?Admission 20 mid 30c: The English Dramatic club was organized Friday. OfFicevs as Hows: Lcvoy Broadnax, prgsU. nt: Vera M. Davis, secretary; ex under Raiford. treasurer ;- proani committee: Lucile Walters. ;i Mae Smith, chairman, .J. C. rrioti and critic Mable Smith. Cpl. Robert Gibson of Camp Sirt. Ala., was the week end guest Miss Annie Ruth Oliphant, a .miber of tlie Senior class. Mable Smith was the week end est of Thelma Smith. She retted a pleasant week end. Margie M. Greene, reporter WOODRl'FF NEWS ?w Bethel News ' i S. S. was fine; the attendance mien-was won by class 1, teachMis. Susanna Brew tow. Offerj banner on class 4, Mrs. NanAllen teacher. After S. S. sev il worshiped at Trinity. Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson at ided the funeral of Mr. George ok at New Liberty, Fountain n. lie was the son of the late v. and Mrs. Jeff Cook. Others it attended from here were Mr. d Mrs. Ralph Young, Mrs. Lila ster. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Winn Chapp Parks and Mrs. Inez x. Rev. W. F. Stewards official. Several motored to Cedar Grove ptist church to pay their lasF ;pect to Mrs. T. Anna Bennett. A. Shell, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson re business visitors ip Spartan last' week and visited the Isides of Mrs. Robinson, Mrs., nniti Fowler and Mrs. Ida ms. They are reported doing 'vt. J. Y. Gage left Sunday foi it Hrag'jr, N. C. Pvt. Willie orgo Woodruff is home on a furtrh visiting hrs parents. Wis. Kffie J. Parks, reporter intty A. M. E. Zion Church v. ('. W. Marshall, Pastor n spite of a very cold day many re found on their way to churchy inlay school was- good after ich prayer meeting took place, e pastor then brought to his iters a wonderful message. The ning services were qurte inspir; and the pastor brought anothwonderfi.il message which was ioyed by all. ffrs. Maude Greene had as her ssts Sunday her son, Mr. Mat w Greerfe of Washington, D. C. I Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson Laurens. PtV. Theodore Madden of famp reeler, Ga., was a pleasant visiof Miss Fanny Downs Sunday. Roosevelt Norris, reporter OVIDENCE A. M. E. ClH'RCH Kfcv. J. E. Dixon, Pastor tattle Mountain?S. S. at usual j fV> um-n.nl -L T> ? V.. ov, * 11 ?i viPHUia pieseriW. IVUV xon was at his post, beginning r ftrst quarter. We were proud have the chief of the district, !er O. C. Dunham and wife. We d a 'ovely quarterly conference, rler Dunham delivered a burning rssage from the words: What 11 you do with Jesus, Kmg of s-Jevwv? -Mr, Guess Williams is granted a license jto preach. Mrs. L. Bowers is stilL'sick and ? pastor took her communion. . Mis. Anna Ringer is home to .? her parents Mr. and Mrs. WilSultcn. CARhlSLP, NEWS We were very glad to see Pvt. dfa Hill, son of Mr. Berry Hill town. He is in the army. Dak Drove Hamilton. Simc -To. r Chapel schools and others will r>so Friday Dec. 17th for th? iristmas holidays, and re-open rrr. fort, 15)44. ? ;?:? >? Mrs. Bernice Brown Frederick ie of the teachers of Hamilton hool has been very ill this week The >eople of Carlisle are loak ' A . . - ,/ ,i ~1' s ling forward for a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. The first quarterly conference of St. Luke and Williams Chapel AME Zioii churches will be heldat Luke church Sunday, Dec.. 19 We are asking all olticers and, members to be present with a round report. Dr JD. C. Crosby, presiding. Services begin at 12 o'clock. Let us put our forces together and help to make, this?il. big day. ' ' . ST. 1'Al'L A. >1. K. ( Ill HCH . Rev. J. S. Martin, Pastor We arc glad to- say that oin services were great all day last Sunday At 11 ::iu our- pastor delivered a noble sermon. The Sunday school conducted at the usual hour. .It was largely attended. The Christmas tree will he nevt Wednesday night, Dec." 22n<T At 8 o'clock we were blessed to have with us Rev. Robinson from Charlotte, N. C. Ho deliver ed a refal gospel message. He worshipped with us all day. Mrs. Everlena Cureton died sud detdy last" Monday and was funeralized on Wednesday. Mrs. Cureton was a member of St. Paul church? The ushers board met at the home of Mrs. Xeeley Mcllwain on Sunday.?ft?is?progressing nicely under .the leadership of Mrs. Minnie Rutledge. sister-in-law Mrs. Fata Frasier, Mrs: Frasier is of Heath Springs. Mrs. Hattie Gamble1" left Thursday for Cincinnati. Ohio. She is visiting a cousin who was burned very badly. Mrs. BessiP Boykin was called, to the bedside of her daughter. Alice who is very sick in Brooklyn N.Y. We hope for her a , speedy recovery. Mrs. Alberta Montgomery has returned from Washington, D.C., after spending three weeks with Tier daughter Libby. We are glad to see the following soldiers?home?on furlough: Pvt.?Clarence Crockett; Norfolk, Va.; Pvt. Joy Miles, Ft. Bragg. i>\ C.; Pvt. William Walker. DI E, WEST NEWS Rev. B. J. Glover brought two inspiring gospel sermons to' the members of MtT Lebanon church i on last Sunday. These messages were enjoyed by an appreciative audience at each service. The young people's choir under the direction of Mrs. Lucinda Blount with Mrs. Iluth Lee as pianist ren dered excellent music. The collection was $25.00. At -1 o'clocTc in JilC-afternoon the young people's-choir rendered a program for the Board of Trustees of ?t, aly _ Baptist church. The program was enjoyed' and an offering of more ! than $13.00 was received. Sunday school at Mt. Zion Pros byterian church was under the direction of C. W. Ellis. At Moore's Chapel Holiness held. This church is moving along fine. The new pastor is Rev. Eugene Frazier who is surely a God sent man, and we are very proud of him. Tire annual convention "which was held in Seneca whs h-success. Sister Bessie Mars from : this church was a delegate. Pvt. Eujrce A. Snssowell ,T> i'rom Kee.sler f?ield, Miss., spent several days here as the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sussowell. Pvt. Ervin Jackson and Seamon -A4h?rr aeksoii of N*cw" "OrTeansT La., and Bainbridge, Md., respectively \\ere guests of their mother Mrs.fc Rosa Jackson during last week. , , Pfc. Samuel Turman of March Field. Calif., and Mr. James Turman of Brooklyn, N.Y., were the guests of their mother Mrs. Janie ' Turman during Jast^week. _j Mrs. Annie J. Garrett came over from her school near Ware Sjhoals and spent last week end at home. Mrs. Louise Sussowell who has keen ill for several days was seen in her accustomed seat in Mt. Lelhanon on last Sunday. Her many friends were glad to,see her out. ? GTLBERT NEWS Zion Hopewell Baptist Church Rev. H. E. Taylor, Pastor Sunday was a beautiful day for an cnnren goers. The members of Zion Hopewell turner) ont few m number, but big in heart. After 1a warm prayer service, the pastor liamc before us with a wonderful and soul stirring message. h A. I . Saturday, .December 18, 1943 ?j Mis. Luciie. Braey -of Aiken will K^neralizc^^&on Hopewell |f| fuesday afternon at* 2 o'clock. [ II A?fe. Charlie^ (ft bamp 11 ffiif. Va? spcr^'n^**lay5>i fPlough at home, with his father'Mr. Geo. Dennis"5>viVjtfttet Relatives Mi-.' AJ\ iW Admi.sir of Colombia fl visited his parents here Sunday, I^B Mr. and Mr.*. Hobtrt-Adams. uiixa: bUanch news - |? Mrs. S. M. Williams, Reporter V^B -lii si)itc. of the w^athtfr "-^few-~lfl faithful members fouyd their way VB to S. S,.. willy, a part, of. thn otji- AH cials at their posts. The lesson jll was discussed beautifully. One YB . isimr. Mr. John JohnsoTT,"""Jr." of ]H We-were proud to heardlfisgt.Henderson Rrooks being home on a 4. days passt vis.itbig ftis . i)ar- n cuts .Mr. and Mrs. YV, Brooks. Mrsi?.atson and Mary Brooks spt^y^t part of la?t week H a u. .Heath Spr'ngs visiting Uyn'.'n- SB ter and frier. . Mr and. M^Hj^ha. .Ralau sun. _ . * : Mr. and Mrs. U. S John Son and ^^B fumilv. Mr. anil1 Mrs Isani1 Wil liams and llelcn, Mr. Red Leonon H and daughter Miss Juanita wer-e '^H dinner quests of Mr. and Mr^R. ir\li?g Sunday. fl Tlie Missionary?Club met?a?t?~H Dea. and Mrs. Robert Irving on H Sunday. We had a lovely meeting. with the Ollie Branch usher board .1 rally Sunday. ' y Tfl Wt. are?pi'?uid to say Mrs. Mis- t^H souri ' Brooks is improving; 11 We were proud to see Pvt. Otto Brooks home on furlough. He is 'H stationed somewhere in Florida. His wife was here also. PROFESSIONAL 1 CARDS H DR. H. D. HARPER DKNTIST |H Fillings, Plates, Gold Crownr, Bridges Extraction by Conduction Anesthesia f-fl OCiee Hours: Telephone: I 9 A.M. to 7 P.M, 2-0750 fl 709!i Main Street DR. H. If. COOPflfe. I DEXTlST ; B Special Attention Given to Dia- flj eases of Ihe Gums . Rf Gold Crown and Rrid^e Work A Soecialty H Office Phone 6429 Res. 8264 tt 1125 Washington St. CoPa., S.C. DR. J. G. STUART I F.j'e, Eear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Oflice Hours: Telephones: 10:00 A.M. to 2 P.M. __Offlce 3796 _4:00 P.M. to 6 P.M^-JRfS. ,4692 Office: ;r Residence: 2030 Taylor St. 13It Pine St. Sammons Art College An Accredited School Training in Beauty Culture Science, Haircutting, and Community Organization Monday through Friday^^^ I P. O. Box 1392 Columbia, S. C. o^ec^eoo MADAM PETERS ' HAIR GR6\VEH ^ H For Diseased Scalp ?Gives and Beauty. BEST GROWER^ Apply Once a Week.?Price 35c. 1906 Blanding St. Columbia, S.C. For Sale at Counts* Drug Store, 1105 Washington St. and Thomas' Drug Store, Taylor and Hardy ?M Streets. t Counts' Drug Store I PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AS WRITTEN BY YOtyR DOCTOR "" A Full IJjoe of Toilet Articles 1105 WASHINGTON STREET /sM PHONE 2-1967 ''"/jM /I ' RK9.:>a