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/ - . > PAGE EIGHT acti\ i*i ir.s (OMVinTr.K to . ;i*<)NSUK CARNIVAL Tht. Activv.?s i'osi?!i i'.<o> of ilooU" ? ' A it'TtHy V ----,-Xuvj?xl iiX ".aoiivo a Mil'. >ti iii tlt>" s.luK'l '?T57tttT?:-iv.i ii"X* ? 7 u nlay part . Wi-tiii. stlv.y. .r.r ^ y IT. ' / mi! r.:. I On Voit lay ion! T'U" 'i ty ti t* I' ; ;-.vi)i\;il i,!n, fs v. iH nm ti?a;?lius_Luf yinniiif of t!iO I't'i c' .ss I "t i i 'j ounil 2'10 o\ lo OiV Wotlmw-. lay tv.;. t'cutl titty of l~!Ve carnival -the- tl'XM'-s?xv^U-o;i?'H-:t'. -7 ;t.itu. Special feu l tire* of lite carnival ivill lie as Tl\. limise of Mttfii. >! 'ttet'.iti.t i'i'imT, the winiters -*h-Avhich v. til nveive priaos. !,):;reinp and st te-r* shew each nilC{ 'xt.clh rs* rt !':v-:!i nen's v.vl! oe fa ijy.hcil I tile. lU-me Kcoiismi.s <le.is-rlmetu at i ctsonuWo prices. ' Kach ticket of a<ftvtis ion is trout! for a cha u'e o*i a ?e aii<t'??ulmits tuto < ) tile* KIT.'Men,he:;* of the invvHoe arc :\y; y^-Vv. : V'V?>?n: M.. K. Abr,or. Sec.; T. K Thomas. (.). 1-. Al-la., . . ; in1,: \V. fiai' 4 ip. T. IV '"i. !'. S. Ut'^c-vs.-.f'. It. Revno'ei-t. V.. Huff.' P. iiij'iani Al. T.* Alexander. 1.. i'.. .lames. .J. ]?.. CitVl veli. TNinil ivrt sentaMves: >T. TIcMiilian. W. !. Davis. II. ATaiuyo'tH'iy. L. < htlhpan. Artcmns ami J. Xieh*. YTaTTTTv TTTT T^TTrTTTTT- 5TATT? The < 1':J n :1'. ! " : Twsday nijrht.it f 1.?? liam'c of Mr*. Prins'in and was erllod t" order Iiy the 'juror, idino with devotions 'on-huH-d in (ho toot a I ihimTTvI1. HuVinrss re-snot fol'ow <1 al v:\ith lime o! : ( "oil oi :' fV;. v luhl. ? '. "thin ;."i! iielin;;* as ntn'-.-atMr.-.. Magifip .lohnson. vr.s o-U'cted t?"o*>:-t Mr... i . tlv ; ino Ohy-ir,.*. vSee-jiro.-'uik'iilMis.; J.url.iu;; Arv,re a>!':?. lhin-vm. "oi i< tat yMrr. t'?.ri'i(. Vo'ivc. assistant srevot:1 rv: Mrs. <trude Siimr. h: Mrs. I IK"/, liro- i)..... hnnhiin: nils. Unity 1'nrr erit'r and In !tnwhins. rcr?porter. After ihi . < !<>. tiim two now iri.Vith'- vvr" rocvivo.! hi the, oliih. vs"."";':.iN < .1 if": In am' Miss' Milton .lon'.i'S;:. ' V. o nrt. nroitd.lo have Ur-n%-: - _ Our ounu-'.l > r.rty ?i r our. now ilH !ijh-.| J \ uhlt'll all.I OH!i rir.M...awi .wi V! their i?iyit.-.*s.*ij- O r Vror.hlen'.i M :-s. J;i!>n*< i; ! '. i. y nijrhtfor .la? r...<.|:'. j'. i . i"i-.. to vt-it roltliw. tor a t u - ;i; ? We ?t'*ncon !y i'u:> ; - ;o?v.-rU?-*oi<?',v lei \ I S h . 4 Wo arr Ir-yi":- for yoat suet'i'f '! ! ait., .ai ; ; with, .thai \ j< I <11 '. | r . (Mr.-i.? ' 17; or rr-.T\"tinV; " vefsoiyei . I.OCU, itoM'IT.VI. It) Ol'KN \ : mm i.. Mi kiiMi o.\ ~ MONDAY NKillT Continued from Page 1 f otter, as d<>es the present ffiaTTfr l the only ' training opportunities in ji the State l'or Negro internes. ' A n.eOliitA' of prm new.d e v.oik ' i11 llie drive will he held- in the l.eeune Room of ihe Allen University Library, Monday evening, .January IT. at f o'cloek. l\'a?joi plan*?fttr?t+re?drive will?b m nt?ale puldie at that tune. rt?Poverty?itcrbrrt;?prominentColumbia attorney and chairman ' of the hospital hoard of trustees, is treasurer of the campaign fund Mrs. Ilopton Paul is secretary. PROF. .1. I.. CAIN OF 1) ARLINGTON PASSES Continued from Page 1 i fiat ion and was among the five organizers of the association. He ,k, u. ,.r t',,-. o+-,t.. _ - ii i.I i;:;- ? i.??o > "* for 57 years and retired af- piincipal of tr.e M;'kvo- niv.h hool in June, r.'i.'i. " r lie was a member of the Saint Janus Methodist Kpisto.'ul ehurch here and wa.n an clVr r in the vlii'ircTi and choir member. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. I,.; A. Cadi; live c'liMivn. Mrs. Constitute Cain A! -ton o l Darliivrfon; James 1..-of Den vrrr.?(div, id i?(i-ort i"h Cain Scott of New York and Lief I'd Cain of Atla ita, G&., niu- . rnndfhiilren and one (rreat-fr :huNhild.TIt!MTV A.M.!:. ( Ill itCH Rev. \Y. M. McDonald, l'aslor ' Spnrianimn: ?S i.day was a very cold day. pnf a k '< I attendance was |>rt sent at each service. The parlor proa*. h'eYl atrDroTlT service >. 'J h,> sermon at the eVcninir serviic,s from lie subject: -''he Sutler, the Seed and the Soil was a spiritual feast. At 1:50 p.m. tli'e Live Wire CI at) met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cun, rrinjrham-of Fulton Ave. A larpc number was present and a lively discussion - on ti j. Munday school lesson was conducted- by Mrs. An ins:- Craig. The senior and junior choir:-. ?have been reorganized with the following officers: senior choir Mr. Efnanuel Jones, Pres.; Mr. Bennie Tongue. V-Pres.; Mrs. Christina Cunningham, Socy.; Mrs. Margaret Shands. Asst. Secy.; Mrs. Fannie Dilhml,. Trcas.; Mrs.. L. C. Boyd, chorister; Mrs. Millie Mcr" Jimsey, chaplain. Junior choiy: Mrs. Hattie Mae Williams. Pres.; Mr. John Dominick, Jr. V.-l'res.t Miss Cl'-neva Cheeks. Secy.; Miss Ma hie Butler, Asst. Secy.; Miss Emma Jean Pittman. Cor. ?cey.; with 'Mrs. Lillie P. Suher as organist, o? the serrtor riiair_ and Mrs, Hdnora Padgett for the junior choir. We anticipate a successful vear for l.ath choirs, Mr. John M. Boyd, 2 c St. U.S. Navy and Cpl. Wm. I). Pittman, are .visiting their parent* this week. Cpl. and Mrs. pittman and little Mahle Pearl, are plpnning to visit friend^ in Columbia. Cpl. J. C.Mc Jimsey and brothV ''? I *= m/ ~ J ' ? i : _! RJ SOU HONS OF SYMPATHY AM) APPRECIATION OF OR. JOHN J. ST A RKjS >n Continued from Face 1 A - ~ - ho i Jr. College. Scncca, S C., Morris i College, Sumter. S. O. ami Hone- I ^{i ; Li:.! College. Columbia.. S. C. HI.- 1 c :l rviee in these oflirt's was mark- 'c! j ed l?y clear insight, kern wisdom, !!i> and Unswerving loyalty to"* the li 1 cause of Christ and humanity. r0: - His perron ql fharny War inter- *' woven with a quiet strength has- ;,n ed on ability and fineness of feelI iiivc for his follows. 11,. tontribut- \v ltd to the present high standards [1 i of- etl'.'cational?work in?this stale I UUJ >nd' his death deprives us of a ! Ce frnara^^nus and trusted 'leader a11' I whose work" for those \Vtio jirnre L distressed and in need will stand i iai as a lasting: memorial. With, increasing sense of the toss suffered through his passing tile Baptist Fdrcational and Missionary Convention of Souih Car- <$;i :j ol'na. (the Woman's Convention j|l( ! ami live S. F. and P.. T. lT. Con- I m jvention concurring) gratefully re- -j w-p ! cord their appreciation of him hv I c]( J adopting the following: | VV}, J5e.il Resolved. That we, the w_ Baptists of South Carolina, ex-0 ! tend to his wife our sincerest j j empathy, and commend her to ! 'tiip.inve c? Him who is, too wise e<> Ua_err:_nnd Lo'i.kiud.. to_ be .unj.ust i ; ' to His creatures; and "J i t- u uirvr.er uesoiven, mat we !,\] ] admonish the young people of i,,, I Smith Carolina for whom Dr. hw' ' Starks gave his life, to live more \\{ . worthily of the sacrifices which ijt. khe made; and that a copy o f j I these-Resolutions he sent 10 the , pl( | wii\. of the deceased, and that j a; ! conies be spread upon the pages j | a " our denominational organ and | upon the minutes'of these orgaiii- ' , , 1 'aliens as a testimonial of? our f-pr( } ineere. appreciation of hinv. not | ms ? i!y as a rent "educator but also lK us a servant of the .Most' High L.a, God. ' - I iiie Respectfully submitted by your t'oPMnitlee on Necrology, j ? RF.V. A. \V. HILL, Chairman ]-j I RF.V, ?. S. YOUNGHLOOD in RFY. AY. L. WILSON in* RFY. C. F. CANDY .v RFV. Willi HOWARD - tu | REV. .1. !>t RUCKER. Scc'y. Yul _ WOODRUFF NEWS .ri lit: S'ew Relhel Hnptist Church W< K'-'v. E. H. Herbert, Pastor .--i.h The funeral of Mrs. Martha -(M i'.'iks I.ittlc.iolin was lvM at New hi! erty Tuesday. January '1th.* She Was hrovji'ht f.'om Riehiuond, Va .('fiiii e.met! uy trer daughter >i is. . Majrrie 1'r.ihs Young*. Rev. Jl. W. '!; ,vai't official.The many ' _It:il!ids in nmat he with Mr. j''1 \be Parks and sister in the lost . >f ihour si-t'-r. Sjainan 1 C Dennis Robinson "of '."it ?Ne\v London. Conn., visited his 1,1 varan*s during the holidays. Ml'. I' ;" id Mrs. Ld. i.'<xtiifon. Also Grov- :n| .1 Fos tel. Seaman David Riser 1,5 -h?hei e?iaami ni' third lri*p over- .;,;l srs. son ol Me. and Mrs. Grover !!UI Riser. Si..man iYttv or/iem- 'i y Co'ue!! is hi re \isitiujr his 1 :n 11 ii'tuis and mother Mi's. Queer. " * ' 'ark' ai.-o Pvt. .1. Henry Cranks ^!a! .N i. i-.js sist-.u- '.Mrs. I.v.x.ie Gist is ^ ni; in.it li't ir- -M.ollioi . Mrr. .Mui 'I'M '.a I ranks.' j.',( Seaman Arthur Robinson is staat (ileal Lukes, 111. ? Mrs. Theada Robinson received ~V: . lelU-r from hoif son Seaman Da- ' ill stati'in* he had been si.k since her visit with him during- the liol- stl loi i-'vk are: Mrs. Sadie Hobo. Mrs Elix.il Mcliet'h, Mrs.. Mora Winn. Mrs. Hannah Tanner. We hope nr them bright ami sunny hours. I ' Mrs.- Hi-ie J. Parks? reporter I 'U I'rinitv .V. M. E. Church Kef. C. \V. Marshall. Pastor | ' In suite id" th(. weather a faith-j N'' ;ui < .' were present lor Sutniay . }!' i tin ! j.'i'ea.Iiirise services. At I " . I : '<(> a.is). Rev. Marshall brouiri.t I 'l:] .i.T'.h a beautiful message, theme " flip Uirth o> Christ". Nijjht. home, "Satan Crossed Jesus' I'ath . " i.an was iost; Jesus crossed Sa- j , (aids. 1'atl), man won"-,?Tittle mc> | " 1 ma'as Were enjoyed by die hear-i Christmas day -Mrs. Moult: I. ' 1 i*'ran its ^entertained with a dcliei-f ! ..;s dniner hie v.* and -Mrs. (Jopc-j nit) ana daughter of Spartanburg .he followin<; day .Mrs. Franks \va urprised by thp return of her son j"1 I vt. John II., vho is stationed in .. Texas. Mr. and iln. Rn!;th' Wnt?uru~,:>M mi mother (!'...dyn) had as theii attest (it rihf* the holiday s. Sin If 1. . .t-'-riw-iJiXVid .J.?WiUnrrn?Xrbras- .i a. i'rior to his induction in the j .rray Staff S'/t. Wilburn taught ;.t the Woodruii hiyh school; an j %, .\?1 ' ri university graduate also Mr.).'.. LLivid Wilburn \vho is ^ litem he'l <" dI thc. faculty of MeConnick hitrh i ' o-hooi. 'I'hey also , entertained i Mrs. Ruth Massif, and Miss Hula . Classicdf Abbeville.- Miss Mass'O ,n, s home demonstrator of Abbeville.! h. count v. \ ( id. and Mrs. M. K. Kllis visit i in i |I|||VIU> 111.1 1 I I I Li lilt* iioiioav-, Mis. Nanzettn Steward al??> . i-il;>d her mother Mrs. Janic Parks'. Her husband is serving oversea:-. A Mrs. Elizabeth (list of New York''I ar City spent Christmas with phrlit.; ami friends. r.V^r. nnd Mrs. Matthew Greene I to r.ave returned to Washington, l). I C( C. afte r spending-a week with Mr. be Greene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,? Robert Greene. ?When The. dread hour of sorrow 1* -kike-, the church stands writing * and ready to tonifort, . F. Roosevelt N'Wris, reporter er vhdteel their parents during he the holidays. fo Rev. anel Mrs. McDonald were 3c i visitors in Coluniltia ktst week. Mr.-N. A. Alston aijto visited friends m Columbia last week. l > m**? I - * ' ("ARSONS HONOR UMt Mr. and Mrs. Gliss cJTrso??, hdi (i their son. Sgt. Clejophus Ca ii, at a New Year's party at the mo, Al-rn-Benedict ^eourtrr-^? Tin' jruestsJ were aoirte of Sg .lyon's many -fricnos: Mi#s< mille G. Dunham, Ecfyythe Swi . Doroihy And^raon, Jjlarh Go :>. Wilhemina JonnSoli, Chri in Anderson. Mary Ance Jacl ii. Alatt'v Johnson, Ella Mt I'ferson,.. WiLhemina -Patterso I Pvt. Yvonne M. Roux, Arthv Thomas. Frederick II. Booze t. Raymond L. Chatman, Pv iink!in T. Mc Neill, Gcorpc^ Cmi orjre Brown, Jr.. Willie Gordo il Sfjt. Robert KershaW. ?gl. Carson has returned t np after spending: the holiday GREENWOOD NEWS The weather was very bad her nday but the people still huv ir minds on our heavenly Fall y to the "diti'erent churches. ?::rcd as they were saying. lh y ni''.v seem bad now. hut sti shall have a rougher one befoi1 <rct to heaven. irris ChapcT Baptist Church v. H. II. ..Mitchell. Pastor V-'-fV-epbneri-n?-l0 a.im wIf.Ir-th nt and faculty at tlieir best t Main God's word. Durin,v th L- R,.vi IT Tt yih.h.,11" > soul stirring sermons: Th >rk of IJim: and Its Spiritiu lalionship. I ho IJTU started i 10 with the D.'tertor Itandolp i ton and his faculty. A spe< program wag presented by AI :n les-.Nchr.n. \ week ago the WAIU presente program at the church. Th ipram was of interest and Wii pirinpv At the close of thi cling tiie amount of 00 \va seil. Mrs. Koxic I.egroom pros nt and Alhss Sadie Mae Wasi ton, secretary. aist Thursday the. PasliTr's Ai b met at the luUTie of. Mrs. C'a Wood and was a real interest ; one. All hearts and minds wet ight by the reading of the 22n i pier of Exodus and so beaut explained..- A special prayc r. olfered for tin- boys in .th tied siv-ivices after wnich -aga;< I was sencd. Mrs. .Maggie \\ red. preSjittiU; LMrs. Gerund yutua, serr^'tary. rial News Mrs. Hath 'jot krficht of.Allct Hh?r-tfr;?H*?s|"-ndi'iv ? tdmr eks vacation with her parent t si: ley Air. aa.l Airs. David Sat s. Mrs. lloukniv-ht is iht. si: ~nf-Alis. Null H'.itlcr. Mrs. Car..ilia Burns of 12! Sii ton St.. spent tile holidays wit In-other arm sister-in-law AI 1 Air.-,. Floyd?Butler on Emk in Atlanta, (ia. She has u ned accompanied I v Miss Ai el Ward, who is spendi'iig se\ .1 days with Airs. Burns cku.gi . Helen. A nai-tv was Mi"*s Ward's honor and she wn gfte: 1 of Ml". John II. Wi r.sd lev. W. IT. Sflglaf- has iWurno .u?H I;* -v.itit-'lUf ins so 1 wile Mi-, aftd Mrs. Robert Sei ;F~of Walerbury, Conn, dr. Charles II. Xeium, .Jr., t'n t of .Mr. .mil Mrs. Charles I lum, Sr.. left Monday lnornin th,. armed forces. lie was ident at Tuskeg.ee- institute be V entering' tiio servce. Man ends were here to wish, him luc Ids absence front tltent. We sha pray for his quid; return. ;5vt. Roosevelt Starks son of Mi 1 Mrs. Oscar Star Us has bee mmied from private to coipora ih his wife Mrs. Marv It. Kvan dpi. t'arl Kvttits spent the w"ee s. Kvans is the'daughter of Mi do ( b.fpiiell and lite sister < ;>vo Clianpi'il. Cpl. Kv.tns i riom I at Camp Sutton. X. < ;c. Willie S. Rutler spent a ti V:. f dough -..iih his mother. . :iiai supper was served Tue; c night. Miss Sadie Ruth l.ui was i..-,. special guest. lie is st tied at Camp Stewart. Pvt. Allen Chap.pi 11 is soi ndin a days fur loll eh with hot mot] _Mi \. ia la C nappe! 1. 'diss Luvenia Woodson froi illiamston spent the week en a hot uncle and aunt Air. an Holmes. y Scouts of America Troop 11 Ami fellow Scouts and Scout-oil i in:- iv nil- mini successiul ye; ion li'.i has hud for its Scou i?ter -Mr. Carroll l.ievbrc. Tf leers of 111,, troop for the ye; l'.M 1 ai*e as follows; Comtr.i men. Calvin Wood, Chr.; Will ulerson. Randolph Burton. Sen; is tor. Carroll Devore; assistai outmaster, Ernest L. Wrigli rihe. Robert L. F. Coleman. Sei Patrol Leader, .lames Posey. There ai> three patrols contaii if tenderfoots, second class ar .st class scouts. (E. L. Weigh S. M.) R. L. I*' Coleman, reporter WANTED! Beautician at once,, to eperai i up-to-date Beaut^ Shopp rod earnings and gpod ^wprkitf nditions. Write or * Phone R'n ileman's Beauty SHoppe, Nej 'RFF Lucky 7 1?LlL' From 7 iiudt >lievp in LUCK? If'? nious 7 Herlvs fvni 7 La liovoi! most powerful ever four r 7 YEARS oOOI) I.UCK. Sfr slump-for FREE OFFER. SEVEN 1IEKRS CO. H23"> Eastwood Djive, KANSAS CITY 3, MO. ?*. A, " . THE PALM I SCOUT NEWS a-1 . , * - ' T}ie Nev&YegisJouria Scou ingr'Movement pressing forwar Many plans arc being invade to ii ^ terest all communities iK t h 0 Council with Seating. * )" Local adult di^sions arc bciti II tics to help make * Scouting poss e hie for the boys. Columbia . ar " Kershaw divisions have been o o gnnized. Orangeburg and Calhoi .ire in th0 process of organizatio Fairfield county wilV luvve i I fir.-.t nicotine* .hmiiarv' .TA in Wim Loro. o special iiri.LETiN o ,1 The annual i.dalt mor! ntr ?'i ie J't State College. Orangi (| b'.irjr .?an?ary 'JO. 104-1 at 4:00 j. n. AM Scolders and friends < 1, Scouting are expected to attend r. LV'\K NFAVS V d Watch night service was goo ie Many pledged iwajty to (iod ai :s hy the tmhy nf -tfnrH -will dr> mo: is for the church in 10 14. Hcv. F. < is" Wright. D. S. preached a fine se 5- mon. Recaus,. ot weather cond i- '.ion the conference v."as postpon< .mtM the third Sunday night i d February. 1- We regret to find Mrs.- L. Bei t- uett in the hospital, Florence, c Ucv. and Mrs. It. I>. Davis we: d 'he dinner gie.-ir. ol' Mr. and Mr i- .'onnie Rogers. r 'l'hy officers o." Sandy drove wi e ncet with the officers of Joh v*-Wesley in a joint board session ; L Lamar. e. Mr. C. L. MeCullough and M 'L Byrd who attcmh?,<l the grot . aiccti'ng in Sumter, Jan. 5th tel iis that. the Rev. Harry Rrov .ntitor Shiloh . ha.rgo, paid his coi i- teieii'e budget Ln full S.101.00. tr s "Randy (i:ove Mothodist Church i- . Mrs. Win. Brown sooni Chi is i- .mis in Columbus, (la. -Mr. rr Mrs. l.io (loodson arc?ail? i- over the arrival of a son Dr?. 1 h i'.M.J. Mr. Win. iiymos is spent r. ii'u' i'o,. I olv.lavs in a most nloa a tr.g way at homo with 1 ho faniil j-I Miss Jessie (lilnaao was the"jruT: i-1 a! her 'paivnts duriu<_- Christina - Mr. K. Kirviii and Mr. I.. Illdlai l- who w'et'b oil the sick 'Ji^t :V;v 'v a and mil nrai/n. Rev. M. -T. Po is .-or. Mr. T. !'- Rogers. Mr. at !- Mrs. ('. "' .M roar:':. . Mrs. Sadie Hi ?*?uiriis, Mr. and Mv.-j, L. Jaokso (T I'rof. CrlCr Rennet to. Mr; an 1L Mrs. C. Tau-as. :: . ;.;id "'r^. M'r i- ! 1 vines. Mrs. Cess!,. . M van wai ntortained at the homt._ of M c mil Mrs. K. Retina during Chris 1. l-ns. Mr. add Mis. C'iias. Knot j> nlertaimd diivins Xma.a Mr. ar a Mrs. W. dames. Mr. and Mrs. T ;and Boss of RaHin'jton, Mr. ar y | Mrs. MoCMimi Mi, Mr.-. I.i k ie ii rooms ;m<i ih r Maito'iiler i;e 11 isc.; Mrs. lai 1 on l.ucas. Mr. 1 Li rooms, Mrs. Thcda Porter. .M r. K. L. Byrd. n Rev. M. J. Porter W7\s presc-ntc 1. a suit oi'. clothes as a. t'nristim s u,-i11 by the members of Sand k Trove. Rev. Porter said this \vt mo of the most pleasing }^ifts ( >]' ds life. is .Mr. and Mrs. Toland B.vrd ar '. .M.s. I). Williams bad as their dii n per ernes Is on New Year's ds V Prof. C. R. Bennette, Mrs. 1< >- .Fields, Mrs. Theola Porter, M L- and Mrs. P. Boston. Thi's was ii a dec i a i eal treat. By R. D., reporter i" BEXNKTTSYILLE ^'EWS 11 The sa<l intelligence reached tl l' ,*vty that our college president, I) j. J. Stayks had passed. . For tl past :;o years or more^Dr. Star! jeeanie a father and friend tr uany in Bennettsville. He on< Oastored .Ttrtfhftotr Baptist chare " I Rev. and Mrs. A. Ji. Wright, M | tnd Mrs. K D Reerfc andvt)eac< LL_ L". R. Reese .along- with. ia Is ir others attended the .funeral. 1 . shall ever linger iu^our. mir^ds ar hearts. Undertaker J.H.W. Morris, Mr f. II. W. Morris attended the fu eral of Prof. E. L. Rann of Cha :1" lotte an instructor of Johnson 1 Smith university. Prof. Rann U the father of Mrs. J. II. W. Mo ' ris, Jr., of Cheraw. Miss Arma L: Bonna- and Bowcn instructors1 in the Wilst high school,. Florenre, were in tl i city Monday p.m. honored "gues J o.I Kennedy-^ovinifton weddii t? nnH thc reporter and sisters. J Miss EvelyTU MeTCay" was call (' to New York Sunday on accou of the illness of "her brother. ??j Mrs. Lottr,. Lucas and Mrs. Ei T- Ntjsrpith returi ! 1<."W.ishmgto ; Sunday p.m. after spend ii ' the Now Year holidays home wi .sisters Misses C. I.h and.C, ^ SJnmffrs and Henderson. ST Sunday in spite of the rain ai ^ snow The 'churcTi goers "were < K the job. The MarJlvovo coutt 1, iicm1: r.s will go to church in s^ii id if the weather and support the id roister. Xgi. Ernest B. Robinson of Ci fornia arrived in the city over tl ,veck o/id LOT^the delight of 1 nother-in-latf. Mra. L. B. Stub! ( [ETTO LEADER ~ ~ 'Hp was mot at his honi<> m.Cirocn vvctod by his devoted wife Mrs. Yo^ S. Koh.nson who accompanied 'nm home and was a member of ht> special surprise party given at .he hotVHt-of the reporter and sisters in honor of f.t-??Kennedy and j :is bride Mrs. Ruth Sanders Kenledy Monday evening. A largo lumber?of . nut, nf Imvn visitors were present. Special piano f lections by Prof, llowen of Florence and Mrs. C. S. Henderson of Wash , mgton and New York. Sgt. Rob. insult Of California .and I.t. Kennedy's new bride along with all the other guerts felt full of cheer" iver thp nigh lime they had. The Crosinnds. Dudley. ^Loston. ~~"Gorden-ktmi Carolina^ members, -of the Evcry-Ready oll:b of the city are ready to .make your stay in the city on? worthwhile. (MAs) ?D.- Sander* -reportei. t- for the liennettsville coninnniitv (], was called to Washington, D. C.,~ i_ to begin Work in tlic general ace ount government servi?(> but due lo the condition at home she is ung ible to accept th;. position at prosx I -nl. ' i_1 Our sick friends: Rev. W. F. Me id | Mrs. Anna S. Coleman. Mrs i*. C?'la Wr>2*lit. Mrs. Brpody, Mr. n | '.ice' Johnson. Mrs. Jenkins. Miss n , 11. E. -Graham county . supervisoi p. no out to tlto delight of all alter jg-'a few weeks illness with the flu,I with til,; fiu. ?1 ?Watch our- hnme coir inn and s"v lite I ig event that occured in our i city Monday evening at St. Mich'' :el M. E. :hurch. Where he leads xvc will follow. I1; \.'.ss Rosa Robinson is out to the \f ...... . - .. ... - - ~ j ceiign:" 01 an alter a Jew (lay? illness. C. D*. Sanders, reporter AND" THE MIGHTY SHIP d. SAILED ON id ? re Yorng nndfrce were- all her Cargo C. As shp left a~ New York port, r- Destined for some distant harbor, i- | Men there were of every sort, -d ; Calm and peaceful was the water in i Placid clouds were in th0 sky; And -below the engines bellowed !1* | \Yhile the waters roared reply. j And i he mighty ship sailed ever l'c J-? onward; - s And the mighty ship sailed on. ill One there was who gazed in wonm dor, d What eeuUi he be seeing there? Could it be a lovely lady, i. With hn infant young and fair? fp Maybe thvre's a wrinkled woman, 1" Kneeling there beside her bed, 11 Praying for a consolation, ii- Hoping iier son may not bo dead. rrnward ; And the mighty ship sailed on. Inl Some of them were wild and care is free, Basking in vitality; 1- Thinking not of ship nor voyuafe, i i ;.,o. v> ?11 111 nut v>l \IVOtilIt> I y. Ami they spend their time hi sT~" sweari hg~ ~ s. As they fall on bended" knees, "d Trying, hard fn lTTTtkc-tr-^scvmi: p Riit find bad 1 uck on the se;rs. r- As tho ship sailed ever onward, id As the mighty ship sailed on. ir a, Thus the tempest waxed in anger d And the waters rolled in fear, i. While the heavy eloiuls above her Dropper her ears to listen near. t- : And they cried with shame and anh | When they hoard the billows roar id I ,\iul the winds came near to calm ! her, id j But she sorrowed all th0 more; 1- While t!it? ship sailed ever onward While the mighty ship sailed on. >' One was deep in meditation Of the girl he'd left behind; 'd | She, with whom he planned a life ls | time, ^" Seemed to linger* on his mind. I And he lay with eyes uplifted, Jl Making love to nothing real . To a form somewhere existing K' j Far behind the vessel's keel, | While the ship sailed ever onward [ v While iho mighty ship sailed on. la * Now .tho waves leaped ever higher While the clouds dropped lower still; Till they fell into the tempest There Id join the* wafer*s" thrill. And. the winds blew wild and frantic, ic While tho ship rocked to and fro r [But she stiTT defied the tempest >. | \im int' engines nirufii ueiow; <s While the shin sailed ever onward a While tire rnirrhty ship sailed or.. :e h_-i_Onc there was with grsat^ainbi? r. tion >n For a chance to sail the sea; w And he writes a Jettei1 homeward le Of his voyage gay and free, id How he saw the high waves playing, s. Wfth a misty hanging cloud; n- How he fought his way to dinner r- Through a thick and anxious C. crowd. is. While the ship sailed ever onward r- 'While the mighty ship sailed-on. if. Still another, more Jtagusted >n With the voyage on the deep; he Shouts defiance to the tempest ts In a dream out of his sleep, lg Sail "on ship and rave on tempest Take mo on across the sea; ed m be back when this is over; ? nt RQCI/ 1A 1 A\rn oAofniit ?% ?/! ^VAO Thus the ship sailed ever onward la Thus the mighty ship sailed on. in. ~ This poem, was written by Cpl. )g John M. Henderson, son of Mr. th and Mrs. J. L. Henderson of LanR. caster and his buddie Cpl. H. Haxter.jMi their voyage across the sea id They aig Somewhere in England. Sn , , " " " ty 1 NI()N It APT I ST CHURCH te It Rev. I,, t'. Jenkins, Pastor il- The Teachers* training class at he Union Baptist is a very successful lis one. Our teacher, Rev. Jenkins, is.' is very interested in our young | folk- ami is always doing same hirifr to help them meet the de 11nands of tomorrow. In spite o ;ht? unfavorable weather Sunda; I cur Sunday school was attondei I by several scholars, with Supt jTTillie Prmrts in charge. At. thi I .morning service our pastor deliv Lied a great message, subject Put 1 line.- Ciod'.s Business First. Thi: union will be r emeinbcrt'd by thi i young toll; _as v/ell as the olde : ones'. Several visitors were pros cut. They are av.vays, wel.omc \V# a g"?d many indispos hjcPmei'ilers foe whom we pray, j " C.'^ir.s.) Daisy I?. Williams, reporter 1 1 IIP. I T\rni.x MKMQKiAl. j ASSOCIATION I The Lincoln?Memoriaal (an j Historical) association in uiiticipa frion of tho coming to Camp Jack son and the city of Columbia o thy world famous Joe I.ouis .Mon [day. January 17. hopes to play a ; important part in entertaining thi j iist.ngiiisheil American as our lov J qualities was displayed by this oi ! tani/.ation presenting in proxy, j jeautilAl trophy to h:m in the cit; f.auditorium, Jan. I, 1D4J. This auditorium was furnishe i :;t the expense ft Richland county j 'urgely thromrh. thy, influence o r^&nator Joe Ber-ryv j Joe Louis' sane words and com [ lion sense deportment. his loyaitj J has endeared him to the Anverkn people, irrespective of race and h | is without douUt tittc of the tcs i known men throughout the v.orh ilis smashing: defeat of Schmeiin .in whom Hitler nad staked big hopes for German prestige, wi hve on tht. pages of history fo ages to come. I.o. is' tiilel.'lv to his country i -volunteering for iisr piuteet.iom an ? his generous benefactions in th I form of "charity '"bouts" place him high above so-called patriot vho in the country's (?huM'genc nr(. threatening the reemvey of ih nation. Louis realizes as do many other that America hasn't reached th . tool of governmental perfcctioi a hat nation litis? But in his ow nnguage he says: "What I am m oi:ntry lias made me". This i .10 apology for the gross wrong >1" our nation?Labor is entitled t ? just compensation and publi spirited men who pool their capi tal, tax their brain provide decern enterprises for the nation's, toil is. have played a wonderful pai m making the American flag th mblem of progress and enterpris I ta vntl <rhni 1+ 1-w* -1 ?? I .... <>..hnMV4i< uiv uwi m, urj*v:r\ |tmpcr consideration.?Tftr?Negr often stylo*! the "Neglected tenth iescrves full protection in his cot Witutional rVhts as a citizen not! mrt smth. What group of Ann: La has given so much to mal; Anu'iica what sh,. is and receive in pay so little? a real (iemocracy yotl have th answer. Lincoln Memorial association II. K. L. (.BEAT FALLS SKETCHES We enjoyed a very pleasan . Vnh i,idr season ;nal tviv< return til to our every day duties wit u more determined will in the net year. Mr. John R. Hall after aponjin .hL. holidays with his parents ha eturned to Washington. Pvt. 1 ~Ti McCeliery of Kt.1 ""-Bragg- an William Tidwell his pal from th navy, stationed in Matyland wcr treeted merrily by friends ^utd red .itives here. Miss Helen '-Malon; ami Mr. Johnson and his suns tno lored here for th,. holidays als Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Hell fioti W ashington ..visited Mr. and Mrs Perry Tidwell. Misses Mae Her t.ice Washington, Sarah Mae An thony, Mamie Gill and .V,v. M. < Met oney' have returned U> Filth , high, Chester. Kev. H. 1?. Washington sn?nt a .enjoyable time with relative"*] an 11 lends in Baltimore, Wa.-hinttoi New York .uind New Jersey. Messrs George Goulware, J ante Lidcinaii, Steuben Myles and E. Maloney wiil go u? tiie navy i a few days. 7VT /Tt-ll *n i>t*w ^onege unil Meals?Sandwiched?Drinks Moses Sanders, Prop. 'vooooooooooooooooc-oc-vvo APPROPRIATE DESIGNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Charlie Allison Floris 210112 (lervais St. Phone 929 MONEY FOR ANY EMERGENC Y ' SEE IS CAPITAL INVESTMENT CO. 1126 Taylor?SL? Room 20 For Salaried People ' $5.00 TO $50.0o READY MONEY COH M MI A BROKERAGE CO. 1126 TAYLOR ST. " 2nd (loc Room 205 Man eel Bldir. Head of stairs to right THE COZY INN You Tried The Ro*-t Now Trv The Host TRY OUR RKOUI AR HINNRQ Mrs- Cornelia (Jrav, 1'rop. I")09 Harden St. Columbia, S. % # ?y U ? \ \ * - ??' Saturj ? ^ "" ^;^EAULE ?1 EKH 1 t ^pvl!fE tOH WEAK 1K^ AND tvoMEN J If you RUg.r . . , ., Kidney. PdrSl I'f' V iL_Blood riwsuM J5loo,i- i1,1" 1 - tier, .ClianVoK8 5 S^' ^!u<| stipsition, Jndi*i,fi ^on" ? Runnown Ne^t,03 ^housness y r Manhood. ,1 -"15 00 for anV"'*'iied'cwe, s(),ul I . uLso ship ?$*>?.?**. We) - money forder {3 .and +- THK SHltntfAli . ( l RI0CEN'fHE , 22'.) 1-2 ftta-id \v j, ~ 7r4^uuui^ ********* d -co N & ? T MAD A M q'e Q i l [ Firtt Time in Stat,. County n - ?r Cfi7 l' y?^ ^usi t ^trr Ike love of " u j V. e one you most desire; control ^ n j o- influence the at tiens of anyotit c | even th< igh milts away. Guar,l'!antoe s- ccess where others fail. J MADAM CFC1L / n | All Business Confidential i " | Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1 j Permanently .located in 2nd Pull- | n I man Trailer on left side of lDgh(| : way No. 1 coming out of Columbia e next to Mrs. Roland's Gruc. Store s Open Sundays W. Columbia, S. C. y 50c Special Headings for a short e time only! DON'T Hli MISI'.KD?LOOK 1 FOR NKON SIGN, v For Appointments 1'hone 22971 yBE GOOD ; NATURED jjt )uu u1c 111..u yoUl rtl.c munv , Or have you lituuu olu uelute your 0 tame'.' Do you still nave the ouut oiu desire tor Uie Uuugs site likes lo uo . . . C or are you anuiuer oue uutl '? ,iu?i too ? tired." II Urn Is true, ltr.i'1.1.' ..uiay 1 I (help you ut til vine ymi V n.tinii. It 01 ' concentrated form, Uie vltuiuiu tuuii ' Oullds pep and energy. Send louay lur your oottte and start to uuild luwarus '* better Uvlng through better bealtu uud h i>?p. 50 Tablets $1?100 TableTCTI.75 ,jj r'lus c.o.jl). Charges (l 111 you scud cash, we aui pay postage. MONfcY-BACK GUARANTEE , Alil-.MS UXV1U) * 1 xutu OUDrai 10 BEPEP SALES. CORPORATION 201 SOUTH CRAIG STREET Dept. 93 ? Pittsburgh, 13, Pa. * Foro Beauty School h Located at 24S1 Millwood Av BEAUTY CULTURE IN AU. ITS BRANCHES g Shampooing, Pressing, .Marcdir Croquinollinp, Linger Waving Hair Dyeihe. Bleaching, Manit icurinp, Massaging, Hand i Molding* Anatomy and i Electricity. PnONE 6687 y Vnnie M. Pope T. Malone, f're Withelmina C. Pope, Instructor " c^<^xcfc^<yc^x>wo'gx>^0ccoo>rr Waverly Unknown Lunch Room Courteous Service Reasonable Prices 11 Mrs. Rosa Davis, Proprietor Ccmris St.? Phone 2-781 U Madam PAULINE !1 PALM 1ST?Lli- E READER Guarantees to Read Your Entire Life ~' Calls "your Sweetheart by nam ? | Rendiiigs on mil nffainr of?Uf<r. > l Trices in reach of everyone C? I White and Colored LOOK FOR TRAILER t I ' ' Madam Office on Meeting Stre | next to Jolinny Fowler's Luncl City of West Columbia ILEEVY'S Fl Undertaking and Emba LADY ASSISTANT AMBULANCf 3 ANYTIME ANYWHER | Superior Equipfti Superior Servic H ?SLOGAN? LOWER V R I C ] No Doaprvinfj Poor Rcfi ? 18m TAYI-OR SY. COI.U t?- : , 1 ^ "ft ' I I'V^iday?sVuinl^f Starring | A1.- PKAUCil iiiidJIisJ^anj i Hfl ; ? I f /niSitf1 * **y , I l'^| SAT. & SUN. DONALD O'CONNELL ' ' IN Also Strange Krppire . Dizzy News Keels ' and The News - MON. & TI ES. [ WALLACE BEERY o IN SALUTE TO THE MARINl I WEDNESDAY COWBOY IN MANHATTAJr il With < > JM IfOT FOOT. WHO'S NEXT and KM HUNGRY GOAT i Brown's Lunch Rooo * fl 1011 LAI)Y STREET Goou Huiiit vuoKing A ? - Specialty i Prompt and Courteous Serviet Reasonable Prices m Open Each Day Until Mii ' night. I I Mrs. \V. 1- Brown, Pruprifctre* ; ivXgoori^o'c<:<^ox>jDj^>^ aoooio:o.??i |M : WAVEltLEY fM ] ESSQSIAIION-nS 12202 TAYLOR ST. PIIONE 9518 1 Hour's: 9 A.M. until Midnight B 4 Sundays 9 A.M. until fi P.M. | Expert Lubrication. Mashing ? and Simonizing - QUICK TIRE SERVICE i ANYWHERE IN THE CITY 1 CAM P U S j j 2200 TAYLOR STREET (x o o d F o o d Pleasant Surroundintrs I Open from 8 A.M. until Midnig^H MEAL TICKETS FOR SAI.Hl .'aspor Caldwell, Prop. "X1.1 X"HmX"1"W''1m'XhX,,!,,X,*K,0 I ec fl ( III,! MBIA'S NEWEST. >t* AND FINEST NIGHT CLJUf THE SAVOY CL(X J LOCATED O-N THE OA J \VINNSBORO HOAB\\g 2Vj Mi.?s from the Clty JfsTH of Enu Claire. The Savdj ' -fl I )C was formerly known asAb vB -- motto Grill. 7f? > i _Se.?? Foods, Chicken ani A i We enter to Private 7 Mrs. Lula E. Ni)es, I^op l I I < : : . :v^.v.-oorcooocs?XDKi? I I ^ I .-GROCERY STO . Open Every l)av To S I I YOU . , ONE PRICE TO A1 I Visit Once and YouM I I Come A train. H I K. A. White. Pn ^ j Cor. nronl^& Gordon St I SIMter,*^^1'- 'I ilming **s 11^^2*39 E |Kl?%|2yel ? ** >i\Qiii "B MI11A "1V|1