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! P MENTION
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Pvt. Arthur G. Palmer, Jr., has
:~1 returned to .his station at Fort
Riley after spending twenty-eight
days with his father and attending
the funeralizing of his great aunt
Mrs. Priscilla Gist.
. , Pvt. Palmer Jr., returned to the
states in April of this year, after
spending twenty months on KojeDo
Island, Powder Keg of the
^ Pacific.
_ NOTICE ? ITo
the members of the Culture
Club. Please try to make the
Turkey Raffle a success. All members
make your report on Nov\
ember 20th, at the home of Mrs.
j Marian Paul. Thank You! -
j Mrs. Ola Wakefield, Pres.
3 THE LOVELY "15" SAVING
CLUB
The group of ladies were guest
the pa*t week of two lovely ladies,
Mesdames: Annie Glover and
41 Essie Holly.
j * Following the devotional period
Itne Dusiness ortne ciud wamis^
cussed. Mrs. Julia Young and
Mrs. Donnie Johnson made their
?' report on the success of _ their
j socials. The club is planning for
4ts Anal entertainment, a banquet.
Special efforts are being put
forth for its success. .
At the cldfe of the meeting
the hostess served delicious sup;
pers. ^.
Mrs. Albertha Morgan, Pres.
Mrs. Ruth Wings, Secretary
SECOND CALVARY PRESENT
SPECIAL SERVICES
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The Second Calvary Baptist
3 church, located in the 1600 block
of Bull street, will present special
services Sunday November 8, in
observance of homecoming,
i Immediately after the morning
j worship -services, which begins at
_ liS30;and old fashioned fellowship
dinner will be served in the basement
of the fchuroh.
Thq Rev. r Charles H. Brown,
. dean of the School of J^ligion at
'i Benedict fCollege, is pd?W. Fri?
ends and visitors are especially
Mr. and Mri. Odell Wllwn, residents
of Charlotte, N. C. for a
3 long while have returned to their
| home- near Duncan Cteek Churoh.
I Mrs. Ethel (Williams, a resident
H of Wash. Hgts., is on a long vaca?
tioh trip' to New Jersey and New
? York City. ? L.
Mr. and Mrs. Larrj* Wilson of
Spring Street had as their dinner
guest recently, Rev. C. J. Britt,
who formerly was pastor of Duncan
Creek. Church.
Mr. McGuest is still on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Byrd's
home, was the happy scene, where
members of Duncan Creek and
Popular Spring Churches, had an
enjoyable picnic.
There was a big fish fry at the
home of Mr. Sam and Mrs. Jane
Ada Byrd Rice, recently. There
> were over 400 persons who attended
this affair. This affair was contributed
to help Building Funds
for Duncan Creek Churoh.
> neasc send news for this column
1 to E. W. Finley.
~ MISS AMERICA PAGEANT AT
j PERRIN-THOM AS SCHOOL
I. C. Brown, Principal
i The public is cordially invited
j to witness a "Miss America Pageant"
at Perrin-Thomas School,
; Nov. . 17 at 8:00 p.m. A treat is <
4 tn-^9te*e for All that witness this
Pageant. Those with lucEy num-"
bers will receive prises. Some
pupils from all classes will parf
. ticipate.
The safety patrol has been organized
and is rendering valuable
; service to the school. The officers
and members are as follows: Oletha
Whaley, Captain and Pres.
Rosevelt Hingleton, Co-Captain:
I F.voltrr. Vi.. P?.. DU511J..
Brown and William Reese, Lieut.
Bertha Bolton, Sec'y. Billic Jones
' assistant Sec'y- and Emma Richardson,
Treas. Other members
are: Agustus Brown, Samuel
Goodwin; Charles Green; James
Jamison; Alvin Oree; > Patricia
^ Richardson; Charles Stevenson;
1 Laura Toliver; James Washington,
i and Henry Jones. Mesdames I.C.
sponsors of the Safety Patrol.
[Faculty and pupils looking for.
; ward to the observance of Edu
'< cation Week; Wednesday Nov. 11
will be Open House Day. Mrs. C.l
Phelps Martin is sponsor. l_j
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Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McNa
celebrated their Golden We
Saturday evening October
T\T il-?:- r .; 1_
ici11_y ui tneir menus an
sant evening with the coup
The pastor Rev. W. S. Yc
ciated. . '
Business Women
At Armory In Lai
New York f ANP)?The Nati
al Association of Negro Busim
and Professional Women's Ch
Inc., is" presenting a dramatic v
ual display of Negro achio
ments in many fields at the 3C
annual Women's Internatior
Exposition, 71st Regiment j5
mnry, Park Avpnnp and 34th S
during the week fo Nov. 2-8.
Multiple activities of the N
PW's 40 branches throughout t
United States, members at lar
and branches -in. liondon,. . Par
Bermuda and Germany featui
at the Exposition display.
.? Photographic display and c<
ies of Negro publications hig
light the descriptive and edu<
, tional .exhibit designed tQ po
iontributions. Samples of . ban
craft and work of business leac
members of the NBPW illustri
the important roles members i
playing in the national and
temational scene. The exhi
will coincide with "Negro Ach
vcment Week."
in aaamon to tne exhibit t
program featuring the Gay'CI
ral Group under thd direction
Miss Edna Gay, preceded by
address by Mrs. Geneva K. V
entine, National NBPNV preside
HEBRON BAPTIST CHURCH
Rer.-W^T>^- oltcr, Pastor?
S. S. opened with Supt. Ru
presiding. The Nov. theme
"T-hanks be to God."
After the morning devotic
music was in charge of the Seni
choir. Rev. Coker delivered t
morning message from St. Ma
12:41. The message was an enjo
able one.
At 6:30 B. T. U. was held wi
the president Mr. Kennedy pre?
ing. After singing and prayer mi
utes were read by the secretai
Miss Eulah Shumpert. The Bil
Quiz was conducted by Miss
Dorothy A. Smith, Annie R. Cok
and Helen R. Fleming. "
After the evening devotion, Rc
Coker presented Rev. A. K. Sa
of Newberry, S. C., who deliver
a noble message from St. Lu
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>ung and Rev. J. C. Murry -offi-.
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Hold Exposition
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v At 3:30 p. m. Mrs. Minnie Le?,|c
ls' | was hostess to the Pastor's Aid ^
'club at her home on S. Bell Street.'!.
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The livingroom was - beautifully ^
iajjwith arrangements of lovely fall [ q
fowers. The devotion was given by g
the chaplin Mrs. Nance. The pres.!
Mrs. Finnly presided over the S(
g i business session. The topic for dis- 5,
, cussion was led by Mrs. Eunice s,
^ Fuller, followed by Mrs. Mable ElFe
more. Mr. and Mrs. Costell Little
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assisted the.hostess In serving a p
tasty repast. Mrs. Nancy Fullman 'p
thanked the hostess. Mrs. Mable
'P Elmore will entertain the next
^ meeting ^t the home of Mrs. Full-'c
:8' man. ' ?. .. {a
|n. 1 Jdiss Elsie Johnson of PMledeln. it.
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,1_ Attend the church of your choice u
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regurally. '
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Lit DIES *
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Cross Hill?'Mrs. Maggie Cun- ^
ningham died in Brooklyn, N. Y.'jj
' ? at the home of her daughter,!^
Mrs. Fannie Brown Oct. 13 and a
10" was funeralized from the Laurel y
? Hill Baptist Church in Waterloo,'^
S. C. on Oct. 18. There accom-'n
panying the body, Mrs. Fannie j
n ' Rrown, daughter, Mrs, T. Walker g
daughter; Mrs. Lillian Reynolds,!
! daughter, Mrs. Ixittie Washington a
I1 Stmsv-A:* 0., Lewis, and Earskin,
Cunningham. 2 sons-in-law: Mr.'a
s L. Rrown and Mr. Floyd Reynold ^
Grand son, Mr. Danel Reynold.1
Grand daughter, Miss Rebecca',,,
)n, | vv
Reynolds. A friend Miss Sophia
or
jie McLamore, Mr. Walker. Grandly
son, Mr. Henry Reynolds. . |tj
The body was at the home of^
her daughter and son until the jf
^ hour of the funeral. Ie]
.. ,. Mr. and Mrs. Bullock of Cross'^.
n_ Hill, S. C. This famity wish to
thank all friends for their kind/
ness and the beautiful flowers
es. during the sorrow of the family^
er Mrs. Frankie Hubie had as her a|
dinner guest Sunday, her ncice ?
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JV ?md family from Greenwood. ja1
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~~ TIB PALMETTO
ROUND WEST COLUMBIA
By Rev. A. L. Biggs?
Sunday morning: found us at
ntioch Baptist Church, Columbia,
ev. J. P. Neal, pastor. Sunday
:hool at the usual hour conductI
by Dea. Scott with his co-work?
s at t.heir post of duties. The
sson was well taught and discuss
1 and reviewed by the Supt. and
istorj-Rev. J. P. Neal. Rev. A.
, Diggs made some remarks ? oil
ie lesson. Collection $3.00. Then
le Sunday School was dismissed.
,* the Supt^ ?
The hour arrived for the devo>n
which was conducted by Dea.
bson and Brother Goff. The hour
rived for preaching; IVfusical
oir sang the opening song What
Friend we have in Jesus. Rev.
L. Diggs read the Scripture
sson from Exodus 2 chapter atid
ied~hymn 453 c. m. Ye servemen
the Lord each in hisoffice wait
c. while the Ushers lifted the
jssionary collection. Prayer was
Fercd by Dea. R. Hayne's. The
usical choir sung, the third song
'ter which Rev. J. P. Neal arose'
,d took his text from Exodus 2
lapter 23, 24 and 25th verses.
inject Uod concerned for the opssed;
from which he preached a
ul stirring sermon. We all enjdy
[ it. The doors of the Church were
ten and collection was taken,
osing hymn were sung and benection
was pronounced .by the
istor. "
From there we went to Mt. Plea?nt
Baptist Church, Rev. W. M.
reen, pastor to the cifclination
: Bro. Jones to the deaconship of
le church. Devotion was conducted
y Dea. Young. The sermon were
slivered by Rev. A. L. Diggs. The
large were given to the Deacon
y Rev. W. M. Green. Tho-je pre?nt
in the ordination were as fol?ws:
Rev. W. M. Green pastor,
ev. A. L Diggs, Rev. J. W. Killigworth,
Rev. H. W. Walkei, Rev.
. Speech, Rev. Ashford, Rev:
leaton, pastor of Plat Spring
aptist Church and Rev. Hart.
After this a program was spon>red
by Mrs. Sarah Green for th*
enefit of the church. Those who
poke on program were Rev. H.
iickens, Rev. S. Hayne, who alao
ere in the ordination of Deacon
ev. E. M. White, Rev. M. H?t
ev. Ashford^ Collection tal?n
italed $27. and a few cents,
Mr. and Mrs.' James AbneyBl
ol'a. have remodeled their
ver here in West Columbia B
ave made it one af /'frfre loyi
nice .home herd end is building
house for his mother. When it is
ampleted will be a nice iome.- All
f these are on Town St. Mr. and
Irs. Sam Johnson of Holmes-St.
tappy.. Town iWest Columbia are
uilding the a new home also Mr.
nd Mrs. Horace Benn are doing
le same. Mr. and Mrs. Jepthro
lartin have built them a very
ice home also Mr. and Mrs. James
_ Taylor. All these are on Holmes
treet. They are readers of the
aper. Miss Merlenc Dickerson is
lso a reader of the paper.
Mrs. Mammie Mickens operates
store on Douhle road, Happy
own. Call and patronize her when
ou in -happy town. She is a fine
omen and appreciate your trade.
.We sympathize with Mr. E.
Washington of West Columbia in
le death of his brother Mr. James
Washington who departed this life
i Columbia, Oct. 26, and was funralized
from St. Luke Baptist
hurch, Nov. 1, 1953.
* McCOLL NEWS
The Presbyterians of Georgia
nd Carolina held their quarterly
leeting on October 30, 1953 her*
t the Mt. Heabron Presbyterian
hurch. This meeting was very inhiring
to all who attend it-! The
istor Rev. Hanson and his good
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gtteata a highly entertainment. '
Tfcyy ill express themselves in a
high way, tol^heir enjoyment, also t
th* white Jhrtebyterian .here Rave f
a very ni^e lecture to the dear peo- }
i ploUn peT*9? of Dr. Legin. He also I
^i|y fyf his members with
' him ^rom fh?? 'whito Pi<f??l?vtf?viHii I
1 ?t money raised on this I.
jddy ?The next meeting
lit the St. Junes Church. Moderator
1$ J0jjMj^pMteting Rev. R. 1).
rendered musical program
in t&fiB^BLauditorium, Sun '
day evening gS^^&t'clock. This pro
rram was joyod by all.
fcrv\c&itjn?t]Qi& good Sunday at s
Bever Dam Ghurtm, Rev. "VV. G. Mc- 1
Fady, pastor, *
Service also was very inspiring 1
at Fietcher Grove, Rev. Varns, pas- 'c
I twrt
' t "Rev. and "Mrs. E.^ourysy of Ashe '
villa^ J*. C. are viaiting their mother
ihd faratiy^Mr*. Martha Sing? ler
ana other Relgttves and friend's. '
It was very Qad tp learn of Miss
Alberta Miles who was laid to J'
resV'Sunday eveTtftlg at the Sandy
Dt^ve Church qettietary. She was 1
b very fine yoongjady. She hud fin J
isHbd her .high School work and
, tjje Lard saw,fit td'thj^fchher away
irt her . youth. May" p?8Fbe to her c
aal|?s; 1 J
C&ir sick friendja J^eacon Dee ,
* Plpken, Mr.'. agd^Mya. * Sylvester i
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\ d?? in tjie service at the above
I name church beginning with a J
lovely Sunday School with officers I
and teachers on their job. A very p
good discussion of the lesson. Les- (
Which
has that MOIM
EYES SHOW CRAMPS, "NERVES''! MISERY
You, too, may not be able to hide
that tired, nervous^jittery look each
month no matter how much "make-up"
../VII. ?AO.At o II /Inrinr.
jruu uac. jruui ocuitu o?*v 7'S
"those" days?don't be the one girl in
three who shows the strain from telltale
nerves and cramps ? has_"that
monthly look".*
Take Cardui, a special medicine
trusted by thousands of women, girls
to hgkp .insure against cramps,
"nerves"and monthly misery. A little
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JIG NEWS IN LITTLE HATS u
Hats are really making headlines [e
hese days, and the small hat is
eally the thing in millinery sil- |t
louettes. . '1
Most discussed hat of the mo- I.
nent is the forward punging pose. 5
Perched straight atop milady's r
jrow is tne way it is correctly !c
vorn, this giving rise to the name. 1
Close on its heels is another sil- ^
louette very accurately named the c
lumber seven silhouette. This lit
on was reviewed i?y t'hg pastor. j;s
?orrio very good thought*!.! were,
irought out.
Alter the usual order of opening 1
iervice with the Senior choir furlishing-the?music.
Hyjnn_.No. _10U 1
iv was then announce. The- pastor |
ead the Scripture lesson from 6
:hapter of St. Luke. After which
iome remarks were made concern- ,
ng the annual conference by the '
'ollowing: Mr. A. B. Judge, Mr.
L E. Hyman and "Mr. B. C. And- j
ews. Eveiyoner is very .haplijf'tit
lave our pastor back at the above
lame church.
Our pastor brought to us a warm
lies sage from St. Luke G:31,
vhich made the saints rejoice.. It
lein'g communion day a large num
)er communed. Cnllnetiev,
At 3:00 p. m. Wednesday funeral
iprvices were held .here for the
ate Mrs. Emma William. 1st hymn
4o. 480 was sung by the Senior
hoir. Prayer was offered by Rev. ~
V. M. George. 2nd hymn No. 481. The
Scripture lesson was read from
he 90 Psalm*?. After which a few
s$aarka-b?-herrlass loader Mrr lijlStt^?l|^80n
^rS ^a^er'ne
jriiiGu"63-^*-'
3Iyde Aindrews. Presentation of
lowers from the Moses by" Mrs.
fettie Goss. Eulogy by our pastor
lev. I. McFadden. .?We are still
iraying for our shut in mcmhers.
Fennie Goss Grant, Reporter
THLY LOOK?
Cardui each duy helps build strenRlh
so resistance may be preatrr each '
month, nervousness and suffering less
tmd less. Look more natural ?feel and ?
sleep better. Ask your dealer for '
Cardui. (Say: "carti-you-ej/c").
'Many ?rir>it>?ti> rulinuitr thai nt .mmr |
timr duriilfl 11fi I out. of try 1 wornrtl
tulfiers from monthly rtnfovi fort.
MONTHLY CRAMPS CHANGE OF LIFE
Motorists?
SIESTAMOSt ^
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<lip in a vary bo*?J'~~
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K \ a alwavt In raailil\
K\ nt*d no oc<OH?ri?f '
100 fodol tiuuttlf
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IADINO STORIS *
) WhI 40th Stroot. Now York U. N.
e number is na nicmi-Lhan wfl&t
illbox worn straight on, ami with!
le decoration coming directly
own the side of the head, at right
ngles to the hat.
lioth silhouettes ar<^ whimsical,
ml are refreshing offarihgg in t-ho
lilincry picture. \
Fabrics in hats repeat the trend
bundantly seen in other high fash'
in apparel. They run ^be ^gdmut
orni simple fabrics tow lavisly
ecorated, extremely elaborate
latcrials.
Textured and shiny imported
raids and straws witT be seen in
he resort and early spring collecions,
many J>eing imported from
ur European neighli^rs. Straw
with surface sheen and inter
s.ting textures is also highlighted
pr spring. Then there are synthe
ic mesh, cellophane fiber, and
"rench velvets.
Straw embroidery on straw hastrong
fashion appeal, and pronises
to be seen in abundance,
omos spring. There is also a very
inpressive series oi new looking
iraiils appearing in the millinery
ollcctions^ currently heinjr shown.
Yes the- millinery picture looks
icautiful aficl sane. This will"fiFone
cason when men will not be able
o redicule women's hats.
A i r j| #vj ITTvTJ
A new law provides that if _j
your term gl insurance is
IN FORCE at the endop .
the term period and youve !
raid the Final premium ON i I
TIME, va WILL automatically t
renew your policy for
^nqther S
Far fall inlmmitlan tonttl r??r m>n?<
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