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\ FAUK rI*WO ABOUND WEST?t'Ol.I'MBlA t Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Bennett of Maxton, N. (J., son-in-law and the ua lighter ot Mrs. Queen Davis spent Friday and Saturday nights \h her and returned Sunday afternoon. Many of th(, men in service were I herc during the holidays. _ Mrs. Queen Green of Brooklyn [ .laughter of Mrs. l.eila I'll re wil _ return -Monday. 17th after-a three weeks stay with mother. Mrd Ktla Mit-kens "teft \\ ednosday? for Philadelphia where she experts to?make her furore home, MrsrAllen Gray "of Philadelphia who canie home-fur Christmas was call ed back at once on business. The U. P. S. society is progressing fine. Rev. J. I,. Livingston ^ president; .Mrs.?Gussie Mitchel. w. S<lCPcv. H. Nm l is. on his pastorial visHs TuesdAv afternoon visited eight homes. The writer's homewas* the lasfT There he spent a little time. The Lexington Cocnty Progressive S, S. union is holding its ((uarter'v sess'on at St. James Friday nrgni ann ounoay, .tan. i-+-(<>, Mrs. ATrrrshat" Nino:< <rr~firiva^o Ill.Twas th,. week end ~LrTIi>st of " Rev. J. W. I>reh<r anil fnmilv. The six months adopted infer' of Mr. riTCl M's. Ta'dnr tie parted this lif,. Tuesday. Jan. II and was buried by the "'iter << Thursday at Mt. Pleasant (()! ! Field) Baptist church. Mrr^om RednTnnd'fs" nn rhe sr k - list. We hone for him a speedv recovery. Mrs. A. I;. .Diggs who has beetT very sick is up again. A good msnv < -ises '*? ' () > tlu is in ^iul around West Columbia. ( ARl.ISLK \FAN'S ? . The town was ..shocked at the death of Mr. Jem Jeter Friday evening, Dec. 31, at 7 o'clock. He was one of the old citizens "oJ Carlisle. He was loved by ajl both white >uiul colored, old and young. He wi 11 be very much missed. He was a lover of his family a-.n-d church. Rev."J. NJ. Hawkins deliv ered the eulogy at deters Chapel AME chufetTT Tuesday! Jan.' 4th. Thefamily has our doi?]?est sympathy. He-is sun ived hy one son. two daughters. 5 grandchildren, and a host 01 relatives anil friends 'Miss Carrie Howen of Detroit, ? Mich., spent Iiiroe- weeks -with net-mother. Mrs. Frances English and family. They made it pleasant" for .her. Sh<. left Tuesday for Detroit, and also Miss Lillie B. deter and the two sons of Mr. 't'ommie Je?; ter of Jonesville. * Vi'e regret to hear of thf; sick ^ nes^df our many friends^. Mrs,. *'Mary ,Tucker, Mrs. Laura Fuller, Mr. Kh.v Lyles, Mrs. Irene Laney and others. We hope for them an early recovery. Mrs. Bernice Brown Frederick - 4s up -and aide to take charge .of school work at Hamilton school. Rev. H. E. Hillihn wishes t o thank th,. stewardesses of Saint Luke AMEZ .church, for the great tokens t)hey gave him during the Christmas holidays. With love and respect to the board. LITTLE M()l" NT A IN NEWS Mrs. Jessie Clark. Reoorter Rev. H. H. Redmon, Pastor Service at Mt. Zion last Sunday vvas good. Th(. pastor- preached a sermon that was enioyed by all. The Lord's Supper was administered to a number of connnuni-cants. After th,. oll'orinv a chi reh conference was held.. The~~ST was reorganized. Mrs.- P. S'hrh. Supt.; Miss Georgia Mac, Sec.; \ Hawkins. Treas. - L'shi-i '? \fcoard. Mrs. Jessie i^lark. Pres.. E. I,.. Mrs} Willie Mae Sumnwi's, president. oelil their annual Christmas dinner Christmas day in Newberry at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin ?Simpson.?M-r,?L*?>- Chattman entertained his family and frrends Christmas dav. Dec. 27 Rev. and Sirs.?S. ill Chat tmon entertahied their family and friends with a Christmas dinner. Mrs. Eva Lee Will/ams is visrtintf her parents Mv. and Mis. ~ Glenn Boyd. Miss Mary Kesdei spent Christmas in Charlotte with her aunt; Mrs. Julia Golden. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Coleman 101 Lraniord, .V J., visitou Mr. anrt Mrs. Champ Clark. Miss Wind Mayers v/sitod relatives here. RIDGK BRANCH NKWS I Mr. ( reignton \\ ilhams spent j * the holidays in Jaeksonvi JU-. ' 'lavisiting his sister Mrs. N'ina Wat-): =on. The following gii ls jutv,. returned to school: Misses Rosa Mae jjWillianis and Willet Wise, Art ice Lenon an<l Klenot Williams. Car rie Mae Brooks, Juanita Williams inr1 Mary Williams-. ' Wp were proud to hoar of Pfc. j David Sligrh being Rome oh fur- ! lough visiting his wife Mrs. I .on a | Slieh. Mr. Sullivan Padgett spent j last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rrooks He also was the Tues-_ day evening guest of, Mr. and ' Mrs. C. T. Williams. Mr. Harden Corley of Hemp-, Read, N. V., was seen at Mrs. Dellie Corley last Wednesday. We are sorry to hear of Mrs Missouri Brooks being in the hospital again. We hope for her a vpeedy recovery. Also S Sgt. Robert J. Whlliaifis being sick. We hope he is up and going again. Miss Margaret .Corley spent Thu^day nrght with Miss Beatrice Brooks and reported a lovely stay. We were sorry to hear of Mrs. Charlie Mae Johnson and children being ill. We hope they are able lo be out again. (Mrs.) S. M. Williams, reporter Ikr' 1 *?'fVV * R by V R. Wn'r Donnrtn'f ? WITH THF CiHlvATKST OF ] nipmber of the f nited' States -Olyin on a demonstration of his .special! basic training? with the- 001th Trnini Nebraska, the Ohicapoan has parne (Photo by AAF Training Com man ( llKS ITH JLVKMi){ \ PIIS J TU'V. ('. << oietr.an. . '( iistor of Alet rnnoiitait?A .VhF/r" idrrm-h Ir-ft - ] Tuesday to niveau the l?i>hfo>>' i t 'ollln-il wh i,-h U ' 1H' i n " h.dd i o I I Washington. this week. Miss Until llali'dir: has returned i . home after "visit i.np he.r brother. I Pvt. James Hardin. Ft. Sill. Okla ind Friends in Hit minpham. Ala. I M-rs. Susie Phillips was*?hostess | ' -i-H?S inula v.?.Inn.?VT?when?s-Ua?en- [ i let tnined Pvt. Charles '"Sambo" i j White TrciTu^Fl. IIuuMiiu^i, 'AytTtrrC at her home oji JltflaiTt* nt. A de-'f i limns dinner was served. Hi*v. D.C. Pros by I'. K. of Spar- ' tatilun'K Hist riot Pahnelto (on-, fvrence is yttoi.idiit'jf tJur Mid ^ eai . meeting of the Mishaps, (.ieiiera! 11 Ortieers. ^fillisters and Raymen in j* t Washi-ntrto-n. ]>.('. tin-- u:eok. , t After spending __ dav s lane ; with hi,: parents. Mr. and Mrs. | Wilkes, .1ot<T St.. <"p!. I'arler i Wilkes who spent 1'.' moi|th< o*. or-il setts, has gone to ('atnp Mewnrt.i 1 da. Wltile her,, his brother. Pvt. , John Rol't. Wilkes whom In- had., not seen for' I! years mime down i from Ft. Hingy." N- t'.'to see liinu ; Miss KiTTTf Iteed spent n few 1 days in Orangeburg. as truest of > i Miss Alston, Stale College. Misses Hetty Cioekett. Myrtle'; Heed and (Ireta Mary l.ove. Iloek I i Hi,II. visited Miss < 'atherine < 'ms-.j hy during lite 1'asl week. Mr. and Mrs. Willie MeHa.pi.li are the parents of a tine liahy boy weighing 8 pounds at birth. Moth-! or and bahy are doing line. Mrs. l > t.. 11..: ..t : a... ..... . . ti . ! l.> III'* '?*? U ' i l * I ' ! 1 .M I . I and Mrs. ** ? ??rjjr?> Waltwn. (enter j St.. and lives with her parents. while hrv tiTi>hai!it-"i> in the; Navy.-" Mrs. Willetttl Suttles nno.iveJ a cablegram from her husband. (.'pi. ; James , Sullies s;l\ing iiii.t lie at -; ri\ed safely in Austia'ia. she will, live in Philadelphia fur the dotation. .\| rs. I lul l it by l';ii!: tv< W'aliun, wife :rml Mrs. Marie \Y(ilt<m. m'o-,, ' .'.her. received - caldi gi tm.- "Ii"in . he arrived safely in N *--<Inittea. He says' bj. is gel ting ainng^^iijl? right aitd hopes that this ye at* will bring peace, happiness and , Vict orv. f ul.'.J. W. D.melass frum IKggs , I'Jphl, 'l eva- i - net e-. vt.-u;.ng imuther. .Sirs. I?ar-y I tougl.iss.' lie has be.ap u: the. army-fur a f. w ; years, hits had -extensive. travel.! ttttH?r=?rm?ir.icie-: ntg can .tr-a t'unali.-t. II,. i- a a t a.: ;:t' e - ? f . iFinley Hi. d;ns ..:* .If.::.. Ill- t .... ther is tptil,. rick, hut is g: ndaai FT TmprovThg. Seaman John McCtdlough from i tlie Navy in Portsmouth. Va.. is I. visiting-his mother. Mrs. Klixa- heth McAlilly and his grandnwth- 1 * i . .>i r-. .m .1 ry i nomas. 1 Miss Margaret .W-dio. from? Newark. N. L, spent tin- holidays with her mother, Mr.-. Josephine White, Columbia St. Pvt. Willie .lames Mil )onaM_!_ from Camp McCain. Miss., visited Mi-s Margaret White during the holidays:Mrs. Daisy K. Ilamms. Pills-, burgh. Pa., spent the holidays with her brother I'ev. I>,C. Cros-'i oy and family. Mr. and Mrs, I)a\ id l.ee Worthy i are the proud parents of' their, first born, a son. David l.ee. Jr... born Dec. 17, l'.Md. Mother and j baby are doing tine. t The Sih-District Teachers Meet-I ing-wiff be held in -WI'iosIhohy on-r Saturday, Jan. 2th The following ! counties colli nose the district: Chesterfield, Chester, Cherokee. Kershaw, Fairfield, Lancaster and York, District Chairman, Fin" , I - ? 1 ?*?i?M r U i . . * \ ?1 ; _ p , ' : ' \ t ' nt. Rurenu of Public RrlnlionS I ASK? Private John \V. Brooks, a ipic Team in 1932 and 193G, puts y of broad jumping. Now taking ng Camp, Lincoln Army Air Fieid, red over 250 medals and trophies, d.) -V.v, and his committee have arranged ail interesting program. V latg" attendance is expected, hr. Hfggihs. president of AL_ en I'diversity, Columbia will be Lb,?guest?s l.er The meeting ivill open :it 11 o'clock at the~Hi J abool'.'. Seamen: Calvin Brown, John VPilliams. both from G'vat I.akes, 111.: Fra/ier Hardin. Portsmouth. Va.Paul T^dwards Smith fWt. N. I-'., 'v )'(' here lar-t?week on?furlough. Mr! Harvey fKolsey, phrlnnthrn|iist. of Washington, I). ('. has na<>od away :it his honie there. This .is sa<i news to his relatives nid many friends here. Mr. Kel,ey ga'-e to the Kinley _Hi_School ibrary?a?few years ago. twelve ho'isand volumes. The school is n deep grief because of his jiasslyru Tin. Library is named Kelscv i. ibrary. All of Chester was shocked on ast weak to learn of the death of 1 Jr. .1 .1 storks, nresident of'Ren-I diet Colleijo, (lolumhin. Friends i adored and white deeply symnahize with Mrs. Stalks in this treat sorrow. The?denrlr ?.f Prof. -dr- I,. Cnnrr" uritteipal of Mayo" Hijrh School in I lari'eeton. S. Iis another jrreat -li'ick here. Many years a'.to. Mrs. M. Finlev. who was at that 'hite. Miss F>. Mij.on.' was a iiuiiili"!' of It is facility. Mrs. <ain yd the children have \he. hearts, 'el t sympathy of their many friends here. St -av foil h,ere for several-hours Sisnd;if.". and interfered much with riiurch services. The snn came out it; tli(. -afternoon and melted oT iT 1'hts is oar second -now this season. S.e'V li-t: Mrs. Klizahoth McAlilly. Mrs. Mary Thomas, Columbia S'.: Mr John Hue-lies P'mcknev Mm, Klla Brown. Oak St. All of tlx- out of town teachers i;ii\V returned. anil arc* at their posts- <,f duty in th,> class room. 'I'lli disith of Mi. Paul Richard " ?rf?t I'm v|nt * f. -tv-? :??-?d w?v?io : ?' 'h Chester folk. Mr. Richardson was son-in-law-.of the kite I>r. .1. I >. Martin, who-'was president of ltraino'd Institute, several "oars ago. and frequently Mr. and .Mrs. Richardson and family motored down from Ch rh'tte and visited her parents on the cam< >.>. lie-was a very fine young man.-- Friends here sympathize a i'Ii 11 to hereaved .wife" and cTiTlIr n. !' . f Mis. I.. . Fifilev. Rev. 'I'. Bowse)-. Miss Matvelia ^mith. Rev. Mr. (ireene, Rev. F. ft. Finis attended the funeral services of I >r. .1 -J. Stacks at Benelict College! Friday. Mrs. Carrie N. Lewis is in Pitts Imrgh, Pn.. spending several weeks?mrt+r?he r mother. She writes that she is having a pleasant time. -\..TV Mrs. Rosa Boatty Nettles, o f Roanoke. Va.. is, visiting hem mo? ther, Mrs. Mary Beatty, Simmons St. Mrs. Beatty has been rrH? hot r.Hti'h heller. Mr. C K. Leathers made a business-ti in to Ilnrhiini last week. Miss Mabel Hill music teacher at Lancaster Hi. was at home for the holidays. The Ministerial Alliance of the | Colored Protestant Churches o fi ' m?->'<-1 .win \ < iiii i \ mmcvwy Monday eveninjr from 7:>0 to 8:30 j The Alliance has ho on rcorgani*-' rrl-nrtrC each meeting is ptovinpr to he increasingly interesting. All ministers* are trrifed to attend. The temporary place of meeting is at 1 r-s3 Columbia Ave., with with IIev. .1. C. Cnrnthcrs. The i J THE PALMETTO Allen tl.FoolBall [ aBafcfe&i j &^w sag* |< "WSfsBt- $fkl&**IS*LaA lordl ' ;: ' Reading from loft to ri.<rht, fro R. I.. 'Pej?uese Jr.. unci LJ?i'Y>l?y 1 director:- Second row: R. J en kin Seat Is (B). Third row: J. Jium B. (Been (B); J. Woody i Al: 15 Kffect of the Present War ^n t (' hriptinn Relifjion is "the i?<V?t? he discussed in the nexl d:q ill I.AKK CITY NKWS Mis. Ktta Barnes is si ll on t sick list. We hope for h i a -pi d.v recovery. Mrs. lianas is ? of the pioneer readers of 1 d i'almetAo Leader in, this hhiuuii itv. - ----Mrs. Marie Keels is closine.' li place of business for an, indciini fief iod ol time, so as to take much needed rest. She hay. be' arjyinir on the work sit., e the i h 11 ion of her husband into t at my. Special announcements w i ade when she t eo|)i its. The Lake' City school m trenariuj; to run on Saturdaysus to (lose befot.e .Iline. "Hie e; "iidar <?r the school jv be;rrn?a ,anjre<| to include Saturday a> school day.- , Tickets for the Twin City Qua tet and Savannah )"' ers ai'e limited for the speeij P.uy your ticket? now and sa money. s r. m vmr i: vv s n i ; U s i W e Wore sj-.n-nnui 'a l.a" r h iof .Mr.-lfeti iainin Wa?Li\ i? :. I.. i j ' i ' 1' lb a wj?s a -? (? i<t ' ov, ' him was to love him. lie >h< in Washington,?i). C. Mi- ? ; ah vel'e deposited in ''o't 'elna, Mr. Solomon (i'l'tivvd \fr I) .1. (bnnvu.-i Mi s" VirtellWaddy, anj^ Mvsd < ?*s-d'-e-rfe motored to ColVmhia -htv to, attend the funeral of M H' n Waddv. , Prof. ".I." A. I'ord. Prof. '1'. < Pari-. All-. A., ' "ord. Set. P-.l S'?ith_atid VL< 1 efe L. Km made Jt speedy tVVp to -C plumb ! ridav. -on business. Miss I.ettie. 1 . Kmd a-,.' .S-; lloht. St.ii;h of M!!'"s bo' : n * at lolled rTl 1 II''! II -i 'A IM',. -iuilV tn wedlock >hindny evenintr at tl home (if ti;,. brill:' patents. He \V. I.. Kitty o'fieiati 1. .Mi-. Smi" is tit,, fith yrade teacher in t r pidr v school. The t?<>rk ha< i'cii .Mr. sir Ms?. .Mleati I'obhm an! left -lillC dill. , it 1 'M il toil that ' mother and hubynrc yet liny nlor tine. l ite People lice has don,. a lr piece of work with. < h: aia.- se lor It'll!. hist til out a month aeoninuinity oryanire Miss M. \ . (Iisi. h ,n>| "hairutiti 'Prof. .1. ;\. p'ovd. ptih'\ityf Cllnt niiiitf .Mrs. Daisy I., <himy.tnl it .niLirntitn. Total from ivhoo! en leetcd was .ft' 1.11; toial from tl coiium. nil v .StM't.72. (hand tot Slou.l.'h 1 f H '#'1/ & gi.:: Msfij&jSM 1 $M-,; ' ; (SHWT$i BUY > |T|_ ? WAD ALLEN BR( "Mn CJIUWIA *1 '. bonds L A JLEADER Team Winners ol ?t row?W. H. Law.nn ' curt co; liiitfins. mascots: M.. Drown ((.') s (B>: .1. Mathis (15) "I. I.c*vis < i's. V. Wells < H), L. feuUins. (K ...Dover a;>. he * (ill TORI) NKWS The foilowinsr I'ifls rcturm <|?'!n|in'r?- Chris I i r..ii? v n. Nt'r.ri'-on. Yoorhecs; Miss Inez ho ' nt. iiiauiort: M vs ('ori in? | .. i =.s?. A.ii'iida o; Miss Claude no . . 1 "aivl'a.s; ^->1 iss Julia Sm . c I.-:'!.1.- . , 11- :..Av UoLei t .lYiLliamh. all Ja J T . ,Vl. t f ill.. llU' ulilio Ol -All'S.. I < 1' i>: i. ? ... i.i i .till .j UM. i :l. i to : ( ?I Mi 1.1; fill- in ill. In ys w.. lM, ili' to sn.il.' 1>\ i- ri'-.'t ii y tip ti-' *?4Viti^r ones:' Mis. K. Thomas l1(, YorduH 1 K'luai-'li, Mrs. Heat riot Report of Conditio :f VICTORY ! :r--.j T? . 'oluinhiM in the !he close of busines ... 1 I.? : ti - .i'lcl ilisfn'i.i.y t.s (ilK'llldii 1 triad States (ioVernnient obli < ash Intlanci's with other bat Hank premises" owned -? .I.Val estate .-owned __ i nr. ,.t L ! Homand deposits ' ' .Time deposits I Other deposits .. I T^? . 1 ?l -innci) . Otjier Liabilities' .) Total Liabilities" ^ ~ ~ C MM I '('api t ill . .... - [Surplus ? - - ? ,t I'miivided protit.s - ' Total fapil+tL- Aevouats Total Liabilities jnui Capital . 1 'i ??h;rriV>?'mnil ab cnrstst? entiifc: f'.rst preferred siock ^ I rctira'de value of NONK; sot' j i N';\'F. total rotirablc call, 1 I |ar \aluo <>!' .>1 1 .lioU.OO. u'j I. K. 'A'. Viiiicc. (Vh cr. .. , _s\veaV that the nl ove statenrei y f opt esents the t rut' state < ami sot forth, to the best of i '' (J ' 1 r.. A. Adams ' I'. Reader ? iblTiy Williams, Direct V;STATU OF SOUTH CAROM County of RichTaiTd: 'v ! >\vipi n to and subscribed be ' ami I heathy certify that I ar j. M\ < ommission expires at >FA I. HA II ' ttlLLED >S. MILUHG CO.j I) SHJ-RISING * ALLEN ? ? ^ COLUMBIA ! ?? " ^ y i. tTIower Bowl Clas i SSs?ffi??issi" ** 29 |S ?*?? f^tMstmm? >xs*xi *asx? ??<. ?' ^ PbP9R^ WmBm I fe&# \ . &*?$ :>-:> JB j ion; K. \Ynitniire ((I); H. Kennedy ; M. Ford, (F): R. L. Peeruese, At ('); ft. Davis (K); J. Holmes (T) ); S. Guiles (T); Capt. J. Galphin ( J. D. MeGhee, reporter _, .' 'i. An>. MlizuLetii Yo ni" i Walter ~ Jonos.?Jr.. I'vr;"l -A0, .. ... . in. \. ill.c U ,..ia.i?s, ;tlliaS ' 'S;;';|C \V-j ni'-_ Tpjlg'.. ,,. \ ertha ,. Gairfield Biya:-t. Dry- i '" r^r- and' ?ors. " 1 ! *2 t Ri-, ... p ., joii'vnv mii'i\v Wedn* oaks, i>t,t. op Among those in ' i* I*:11 r. . ' .-v.-1 Cohen. ksuii--j_.\,K,nrtha John- in. lnrz Bryan l0'c'n o Bi ) > n.. '' tevt Singleton Smith. Willie Z. Frost, we: e " ' ' " ' t' i:n 'i i . . t<>li Forester. fvt. waiiie 5!!!.".P.. , Mr. Mr.it'll, Wc. *W*i!i:*.- Williams. .* } ?'- Ills. n of 4 '. SAVINGS BANK State of South Carolina s on December 31, 1943 ASSETS iv; $21 3.02 overdrafts) __ $ 30.5 inations', direct and guaranteed 00.0 oks -- .'I 238,2 " 2.8 .. G.t I ABILITIES ..1 "- $147.4 165,3 r __ 1 _ -$312.025.20 . , :V... 6,? $31.0,5 AL Av i Ol 7VTS : $ 15.0 ..." l',2 ----- - -1 18.7 Accounts r .$338,2 r-rrf- $3.7">>MtH?of?ra-pital.. notes arirh ; with total par value of NONE, ond preferred stock with total par ' :e NONE; and common stock with f the ajk>ve-namod hank, do sole nt is trie, and that it fully and . oi of tlie soveial matters herein -cent; nv knowledge and 1/elief. urroct- -Attest: . 1:. \v. VANCi-:' <>rs. NA, -J__ frffe nir- t iii7th day of January, n not an oflierr or director of this 1 tlu -pleasure of the Governor. OLIUJ. r.nri.WAUK, Notary Pub , I Use? DLUH! the base for successful baiting! her gave me the tip on ADLUH i I got married and although I had had any previous experience in ng biscuits and rolls, Jim raved it the very first oties I baked. He 't do it just to make me feel-good, ;r?they were really good. "I have r made a failure with ADLUH! don't -be aTrea^ try- baking for Just go to your grocer today, ask a bag of Enriched Table-Tested AD r Flour and Turgot about baVing ires. e in Fisher Hendley over WIS sday, Thursday and Saturday at ) P. M. I A DKTPIRI1TFD RV 1R0S MILLING CO. GREENWOOD A St ~5 I FIRST NAZARETH 7 SIC BAPTIST CHURCH , \ I Rev. \\\ H. Neal. Pastor Due to the inclement weather I there were not very many out but Hi nevertheless a few churchgoers . ml found their way to the house of B , worship. Our pastor bfougni -i. ' us a very interesting- message j wnich everyone enjoyed. A vei. B j trood collection was taken cqiisk. E j oring the amount ot people pre j |lj j At 7:d0 again thL. p.isio. cai |g| before us in a very e?ievt.ve i and preached a hearl-w..rm . _ B I-non wnieij made many .-.o... B j ioice. One connecteu v.itn i. church on Christian expciMiee. was stated that tue lu-s'-eai ?..n .nder^, the direction of._.uiss H is plairhmg to do some great \Vo. f a. l- v r t? nm Holloway. Dcvoro died January-6- -1 at 7M-0 after a-AVf*t>Vtg-i1)n?^?= ,.0 r- For home on 300 w7 Marion S' ' ' Mrs. Demigre was born in Florenc Do'emher.?1 800.?She?wee?t h 00.00 ''"UK?or or the late Griff'*n an 00.00 ''?nvi"tta Mines. At the age e 55.36 'she connected herself wit'* Pleasant Grove Baptist church,an ?0.39 baptized-; by Rev. Danio lesso. At 10 she became the *vi,f 92.96 of Edward T. Holloway of f'ha Joston. To this union 12 child?ip rich- -were rhorrrr~Several . years aTto1 total :he death of Mr. Holloway in 190 value ;he married to Mr. Robert Devor total if Greenwood. They lived hannih ogeiher until his death in 1922 a mnly i""ly she as the ideal mother o root ' >n "dmirabl,, family. She was ' ained faithful Christian and loyal mem ! her of Trinity church. In he passing the church has lost one of 'n eldest and best loved members She is survived bv three dattgh 1 I ors, three sons, eight grandchild. . ten. six greatgrandchildren, a fe1( "her r< 1 efives and main' friend I I To all of us she leaves the. exa.r v | pie of a heautiful life, one worth , si of emulation and praise. i 1944, Th0 funeral was hold Sunday' lank, .lannars' 'all ?if rr..;~.u.. r> J.: .'V?t at ii'iiav UrtfJUJi \ ?? church with eulogy by the pasto- ( .. Interment Baptist cemcterv. v lie. . . CON 'A A V NEWS ~ -\~T Bethel A. M. E. Church Rev. A. J. Felix," Pastor The sermon at 1 1 :45 bv the pas tor nas very inspirinsr. Thf. repbr _rmr the first Sunday "*1HL80. A J-fiO p.m. a larj*e and snrrowin" vowd witnessed the funeral set es of Mrs. Jane Johnson. Shr es a stewarrless. a member of the obile,. Choir anrtTthfr MiSsibnnr>~~ :oei.;ty. Euloary by the pastor. Rev, A. J. Felix was the princi a 1 speaker at the Emancipation vlebration Jan. 1. Prof. Chestnn presided and Rev. J. F. StanU" ntrodu.ed. the speaker. Rev itackhoe.se '.*s the secretary of tb oiyanizat'on that promotes th: nnual affair .Mr. Fred l.loyd Jr. has t cPn nerr t o ?tidies -it Howard university after spending the holidays With L j his parents. Pvt. William Alston spent a few '* 'vs l.-'- t "'cek editing his mothvi Mrs. Minnie Alston. See Miss Minnie Aleatha Felix or a copy of the Palmetto Leader JOHNSTON NEWS Ruth Miles, Reporter M;ss Ruth Peterson. ?isrer and b-others werr sruests of Miss Rosa '"ell Cover in honor of h -r so" i>..? i..u~ i - 4 i ?i. i.cmci upavur wno i ^tn^on'"' ;o Fnrdand. r Pfc. Willie Re<. Abney was <> p'irlnufch last week. ?on of Mv' 'i Malissn Abney. Tfe rs now Rt*>* Honed in New York. Everyone enjoyed the v:?it o ; < 'areive Ruben diring his fur 'nofh here with parents. His wife f t isited him. c Rev. end Mrs. Ri-'^hth a in wyr ^ " , 'inner L>uestsroT Mr. and Mrs. M hi Hammonds Sunday. He delivered crl he sermon at the Mt. Zion Bnp- u List churchy ??~-<r r? fr> I<*l)fefield County Tr. School tf i The Capital City Jubilee sin;?- ai lor uie i\ew i ear. 1 on are we come to attend any ol o. l suryic /^.v. at any time. Mrs. Serena Kadti. hjptjc ^ho has betrrriTvfay to .New Jcisc. .' i*s home vjsiting relatives a n friends. B1SHOPVILLE NEWS Mr Vaili wedding of Mr. ami?Mr: F.eddie wiison solemnized Decen .. ^ oer Z'.\, liu.t at 8 p.m.. was simpl.x ? brwntrf tih The" ceremony was pel formed in the Mt. Harmon Bap(il<rtr>n L's^ church, Rev. Lunn, pastor, 01 sdav, ficiated. -. vited: The bride and her maids wen Miss lovely dressed; The maids wei t" Ma_iLessed_in rainbow^ colors -and th i * Eil- b.ride wore a white satin dres? Lillie w'th a short veil. She carried a I -ase 'ar^e ??.unch of carnations. Thi suits. ' * llaiv.y ^ short program was rendered fust hefore the ceremony. Solo. Oh Promise Me?Mrs. 4 Fiose Lee Lamar; Solo, I Love You 1 Truly?Mr. Brogmnn Wiley; and Prof. J. S. Anderson of Columbia. director of the Allen-Benedict Ct. ,. chorus sang At Dawning. Mrs f. Marion E. Thomas furnished the . 1 al music for the evening. A reception followed the cere mony at the home of the bride's nele and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 1 ''e Wiley on Councjl Street, Bisooioo h?Pvillo. '35 87 e re^re^ we can n?t niention 1 00 nanies persons who took a ; '55 48 na,t 'n the wedding and guests, 107 37 ')Ut we must mention Rev. Prof " ?Ham of Tinuhonaville and?sister 38 1?) SRK\ \ HOI.LOWAY 52^01 DEVORE PASSES 35,0? Florence. S C. __M, C ' - H iturday, JanuiftM XASSIF? Jt I'vinit-s. Hirth^^H. iarrinirt- \niiti<'n<t^^g % mo. Cash must ^8 j^H tier. Yi minium ^ ; I ^| CARD OP m 1 e Byrcl wish to tkj athy and the nunia| \ in sad but lovinj! ltifl our tlear mother, jj lAfl tic yea is arc pastj F^^| ne was so icintl," at II ?c'll always love, 411 true." or presence with c i w h o re 1 lJear Motner, yourl^WBfl be there, -o?w-m always romemnj^B 'Mother Dear," H oo are just a sweet i^B tout is ever near. Daughters: jfl NETTIE and W IN MEMORlAlH In sad but loving rei^^H >f our dear husband Jeorge " Woodnrd, who HFH nis life Jan. 11, 1943. ^Bj I ^ year ago you left u^B .onoly and broken tan^fl I {ou were the suashirrti^M H home, ^B I sow that vou are gon^H I us to mourn; fet our loss is heaven*^B ... MRS. SALLIE W(flj and CM fl Of RI.E BRANCH I I i. M. E. CHUBCI' Rev. B. C. Ci'nningltanAi^B Becaus(. of th" wontnB^^B was not largely nttcW^H V. B. I.. Clarke, presiAj^H as w:th the pastor and BH Mt. PTsgTTR where-HA? rst quarterly meeting. iB^B reached out of hi? hich he entered the busp^M f the conference with aE^^B avorable. At 7 fi.m. tBwj Hiverr-d U wonderful scilwH Cora Coleman, rcpJ Bj BKTHEL A.Mr^r^trej^B? Rev. B. J. Hutchinson. St. George?In spite offlH lenient weather S. S.. wasKH 1 by-the Snpt. Morning relation was, small ue~ to the cause of maflS re sick with the flu. ^EB > illiams Memorial High SHffl as presented by the grad^EB ? e -years which was 1 high style. Rev. McKiiB^B 'nder the Sun"!' The alflD as filled to capacity ancftrHI hc sermon. The sum Bfl Dee. 1H the rally sehe<EfcBJ| lat day canto off in hjUBB ith Principal Roy R. GBjfH isteth by Rev. W. P. WijB ^B ir of Good Hope Baw ^fl ho was presented by on and who also gavoV J ^operation and the orking together. TojH l^^B, s'^ool a ndNCyom fj i ^^^B w font til GrcaiPJ^^^E I icnts haw been made ai jsBB j one to and scr, the Wf Mel -V - I N ION HOPE J)fS1 ' The children of the C ll?Pe , 1 'iriol >?> ' <ttend*iit* scV S"1** A lavs nicely and Mrs! T '1 > rps th'j ftjp 11inch oi?ram iB nror?rnsj?in? R. 'omhn's of Yonn" Mt. rort?os ''astor A surprise partv wc? n F?"-v nivM. .Tan 7 ot th< m* n ?en. and Mrs. Wm. Suhc r RpV Mrs. H. J. Trapn. 4V!1 Hp" ' ions dinger was serve Those tteialinwer? Oca. ^rRames Mitchell. Dea. : rank Turner, Don. and s. " Satterwhito. Mv Hen 'r. and Mrs. Dandy, Mr Raif<M i 'rs. Ps.n?l! CulhrnRi.pr Irs. Robinson and Mr! Louise,*^ 'lhreath. J '' The whole affair was lio** M-uise tn th? TrannsJ rod to the hom,. of 5J fr. Henry Rntler. 1 . I vercrrrre th? shock til lonjt th,. jolliest menf ,1 We .wish for Mrs. 1 speedy recovery. *? The community o-u-'is the loss riplin, the wife ,)G? rinlin. who was 1? . V ly, January 9. i r.'- L rclH will appear vis? <?; Tr. school JMrs. R. B. Wilt .tior ncher sent in h. ,n >rtv Christmas andM eryone. Miss B, ^'1 >s taken her places! Tl^M lad to have Miss onic our faculty. ? Cpl. J Friday night thjfi arroe in our gym R Ti^H ams and Haines of*. tfivorH ie looking forward to "flfiB