The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 15, 1944, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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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
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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
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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"
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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
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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
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& gi.::
Msfij&jSM
1 $M-,;
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BUY > |T|_
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"Mn CJIUWIA *1
'. bonds
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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
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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
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' 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
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>S. MILUHG CO.j
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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
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i Walter ~ Jonos.?Jr.. I'vr;"l
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;tlliaS ' 'S;;';|C \V-j ni'-_ Tpjlg'.. ,,. \
ertha ,. Gairfield Biya:-t.
Dry- i
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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.
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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
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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
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~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