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N M ' Saturday. February Booker Waskinglo ? Preserved and Hi? Kept Alive By Noi R.W. Birthplace, Va.?In 1045 n i;roup. headed hy Sidney J. Phillrps, inspired with the .idea of pre servim; the birthplace of Booker ? T. Washington and keepinjr alive his philosophies as an inspiratior to, present and future jreneratiorw of those whom Washington sou ??.ht-4n- 4iel}>-r-or.gania? in ' Kranklii - -Bounty, Va. the Booker T. Wash injrtoh Birthplace Memorial. ?Over the?past?nine years thi.. noa-profit organization has ac complished numerous objective! m commemoration or UooKcr I Washington and as a service o "helpfulness, towards other," whirl principle characterized the life o] Washington. Through a fully < Ouipped . and well staffed?tradf school, the Memorial for 5 year: .provided training for more that 2 001? men and women. Among it: more than 500 graduates an many skilled craftsmen product ively engaged in mechanical pur suits. It sponsored coinage _of th< commemorative half dollars hon oring Hooker T, Washington am Dr. Ceorge W. Carver; it acquir ed the historic plantation oi which the famous educator \va: . .. Irrrn, restored thi* cahin of... hi: diirth and established the commit! ity'of Hooker Washington Hirth )>iuc", Virginia, which is scrvei ? l.v nn indeppqdei.t I'r.iteil State. . port office; it con"eived tin Hooker T. Washington Memoria Highway which lies along tin -J? foothills of the Rlue Ridge ii Virginia and passes through ; portion of the birthplace plant at ion; and from the plantation proj crties to the Memorial donated t< Franklin County the 0-aere siti ojLZvvblch slgntls ~TTTi"e luddem """" Hnr.!,er T Washington C'onsnlida' ed School, the recent dedieatioi v.a,:..u ?i--i . i isi I>,|||> II nun u^ll'inK'll LIIC SliUSl diary Ceorge Washington .Carvei National Monument Foundation wli-h supported- the -project fron which resulted in 195.1 the dedi ciiF'Tn hy the T'mted Stat"s~~<7 the Oeorge Washington Carvel National Monument, at the scient ist's birthplace "near Diamond Mi: souri.;^ . ? The Booker T, Washington .birtl place Memorial's program hai for a number of deserving Negr< "youth; furnished employment op portunities which aided eollegi students seeking high education and, through its* various field set* vices and the conduct of workers Institutes, it has been improve* the efficiency of labor and tin standards of employment and o cor.omy iirtnany areas. Meanwhih the program of' the [Memorial while l-eceiving millions of line of pyblieit-y and numerous nation wide broadcasts of coTnmendatior has necessitated the expenditure of vast su ns in its substainei projects of good-will in the inter est of disy minating te nhi1?soph\ of Booker T. Washington and per petnatirg his ideals. These cost have beefi subsidczed only by the Memorial's own .fund-raising act ivitios. The administration con st::ntly eTnploypcT various meTHod": known or believed to be profitable in making its program self-liquid ating, without ressortintr to ih? more? unusal procedure of begginf rTn id s^ necessary for it?-, operations Although most funds project: were "penny profit''., undertaking reasonable successes resulted, hov ever the various fovmuli ~ havt ' proved to-be inadequate to sustair an indefinite program; therefore the Hoard of Trustees in Annua Meeting of 1954 resolved to discontinue current activities, anri authorized a deed Of assignment to satisfy the Memorial's obligations. Iii this action the Board consist ed the evident lack of sufficient public interest, decreasing revenue and the prospect of less income from sale of Washington Carvci half dollars which heretofore, provided principal suport; and it ret ognized the health status of Sid liey J. Phillips, Memorial President, upon whom administration of the organization practically depend. The commemorative half dollar? honoring Hooker T. Washington and fJeorgo W. Carver were first issued in 1946, and approximately two and one-fifth millions of the ten separate issues of coins have lieen purchasead hy the puldic at varying premiun\s above the face value of 50 cental. President Phillips reports that the. major portion of sales has been made since 1950 when, to promote wider incentive, these coins?have- beeur-available for only 10 cents above face value, further commeatinj! on coin sales. Phillips says, "lr ,14)53 m Birthplace ... .! s Philosophies ti-Profit Society ?j practically llio entire 5 million ; Hooker T. Washington half dollars would have been sold at Sl.'H) i each to the nation's 1 o initljon i" Negroes in 00 days; whereas we1 s now find that Negroes. have mir chased le?s. than 0 percent of the t-coius -syld,". JihilLLjis.?also.-. states, "Kver.y program we have ' atUv.npteii has been supported alI most entirely by- white persons', - ;with 1 it tie pat ronage^liy .Negroes s generally and. almost without and exercise of interest and influence f on the part of N*ep.ro leaders. \ Whatever hjts been accomplished f may i.e attributed in large nieas? writ to the friendly .attitude of ' white citizens,' business firms and s banking institutions, North ainj j 1 S? tJt"n. to the iiitcMcv Ua.ni! coopeyat3 ion of (iovernorss <>f tin.' stales, the - t\S. Senators,- and to the Meinhei s an Congress, practically all - ; having: demonstrated appreciation ^ of. Hooker T. Washington's cnntri- , . . t t - l/ution to the American way- ol ] life in a manner which aided llie ! - I Memorial's nfotrrani.' ?L I ? ' ! i | The Memorial I'resident stated 3 : that, "Legislation is liciny soutrht , < ! !>y which the Department of the } i , Interior will estuhlish "The Hook-' t y I - er T. Washington National Monit| ment" at Hooker W'xislungTon c Birthplace. Va.'.A hill to this .ef. fact was iotroiliieVil in the last 1 session of Coup re>s hut hecause [ of an o cere row ded agenda did not i 'come lip for cli u nssion. I ielp has x heen promised* for hriitging this . hill to- the attention?nf-~tliism-v ' ' * > sion. of Congress." I.ACUKK CTKCI'IT I : ? ? * r-f llcv. U. I*. Hamiiutt, I'nut or | f) u.r -Second Quarterly Con-! "fe*ivnco was held Sunday .Jan. 2:lrd it is a1 ways a pleasant fe.l- | ' 1 owsh+p for us to- come together, j Miwjuy Softool wax on 11mo", f p_The les-on. was discussed with in- ' t erred Kcvjfw hy. the Snpt. Col- | 1 lection $l-.22. After, a burninir devotion. 1) y.i. I'm. Joint Allen and others' the j Jr. choir marched in' sinyiny "The , 1 Hi fit way to Heaven," and took | j. charye of the music for service,/ 5 with the musician at the piano,The pastor came forward with the order of. service. First hymn ; 'Oh! For A Heart To J'raise -My fjod,' Xo. n<15. Scripture 'Jth chart ter of Isinh. read hy the pastor. J Summary of the docnlnjnic. The: ; missionary collection' hy the udt ' ers. Announcements. After The 2nd hymn. our Pre*' sidiny Khler. Dr. O. ('. Dunham 5 came forward with a yroat mes-! satro; Acts '.?th chapter, Suhect; 1 "A Xante." Ho really pointed on! ? many interesting thinys ahout a ' name and the climax came, whet; " .he said "Jesus has more names t It a u anyone else known. Th > naiv.p he likes he'st is the wondor' | fill counselor." Then Jic spirit j ran hiyh, when he bcyan to?tcil, vj what the counselor has dune for ! him. lie hail, plenty of witnesses.; i~ May (Jod'TiTess Dr. O. C. Dunham ? f to live-iony to preae'n the yospel. Invitation lor joinors, t oiiecuon. i ?! I? 1 ?5.00 I)r. Dunham thanked f Tor the program we put on' frrrj" 3! University Dee. 28th. put on by j r our Conference Branc.h President," Mrs. Ruth Jane ret to. The queeni ! grc^ chdi^-h, Miss A. K, Krogdnn. ! , We paid Dr. Dunham out as us- j Dual. Thank our Heavenly Father for the fellowship in the ?Xr\; I Year 1 bo.". Collection for.t'ie day II $88.20. . | Mas. llammett, Rpt. - EMANUEL A. M. K. (HIRCH 1 t! : ^ I ! Dr. Henderson S. Davis?Pastor Sunday School opened at 10:00 1 A.M. with Mrs. Ester McPaniel | asst. Supt in charge. It was con ! ductetl in the usual order, with the J subject "Cod the Maker of US - j All'" for the lesson. It was a very ; i j interesting and lively discussion. The morning worship opened- at ? 11:20 A. M. with quite a few mem j ; j hers present. The pastor, Rev. ! i Davis spoke from the subject i i rayiiiK |"1 1 ?nn, nvciyuur i.*n- ? joyed this inspiring message which j was so ably delivered. The invila-p i tion was given, the weekly duos 1 and general offering was taken, j Another report for the new fuT- | nace was collected, bringing the to- ! tiil up to 31l.(>3. On Friday Ifile Feb. Love [< Feast will be held. We are hoping ] alL members .will be present, Let us remember aH of our sick members in prayer, i M. McKinnon, Rpt. ? I lit " ri m:k.\l SFitrrrKS Ftttc !?KA. E. kill' Fort. Mot to..: Ku neual.. service for Don. E. Kitt was held Sim lay at.yJiOO o'clock at the Mt 'caaj't V llaptist Church. First' hymn lino^l li y Hev F'.ywn, ( '?'.*. Script tire lesson retu 'lev. Wine. Prater by lli'v P.rowir. Second hymn ills by Re\ \ 1 iclvs.? --- ? ?7 Remarks was made. 1?y Deii 1 leatiey, w.hicfi was very jfooil !!c \ xp.fttined?how they yrew vr in the ehuryh and e'oninuinity to XL*:.t.;<Ni'xf .v. a? 1 >ea. Lavan. 11 niddc very short remarks. Ileucnj i.a^un is from thf* Nit. Ziou Haiti si fluuch. N'rxt^avas pea <rohl ?Prom?Xev Rcthnoy Pnjrttst I'hUrti'i. ?444h?iv marks was. lengthy; hut. was ans wfi?*tl and enjoyed by all. Xe.vt was Rev. Williams. Hi vomarks were short. He said Dea Kiii -j.rave btrrr-consolation an toM h:m Ho pYea.j; nit. \ X-\t was Hey. -hu kson. 11 teli! b -w Irinu he knew U.eaco Kitt.' row be died, and that h was to jij.-y bouse when he passec ' Next- \\a." Rev. Wine. His stall reds we.oo eiij.'hty. hut enjove by illi. ' X:-..::tv v.as tie' obituary hy Mr; < i i t ian. A.'aiolo was by. Si.-te ' 'Imid. Rev, Rowarn made his re niarks short. The eli vlr santr a re J' *'ion., 'l ite pastor earne fort with his. openinjv remarks an yaw his text !I'Timothy !:'>. Th pastor. Rev. Hampton, preaVhe -ft?f.ei'mi'ii loby lememhored h all, h t ii was very short. Afte W.'iii'k I i i'\ Viewed -the h.idy.?Ad ter was disinis.-ioti by the pastoi Rev. !lampton. ' , ? Rosa?two?Rtlrl. t i n 'II i . Rpt. ,-vt. ,i.\ ,\. >i. r.. i in ih II licv. K. Win. jufiucT I'astor "Where <lo you plan to live i i . :. rf'ir?n"l"mnn?of a-.Ut?-.d,u? T7i Uu< gnu.I'll and breached mr bis nostrils the breath of life. The spirit of God hat'T made m and the breath of the aljnight hitth* given iiui life." Sunday School stiH- wide ftwa? with a real mice crowd pre en! Slipt. teacher.; of seven elasse and other, otlicers at their post n diitv.. Each took ail aeiive pni with tliis wor.Herfiij topic: "Man' Nature ami Need," Our them learned . from this beautiful lei son was in. these words'. "Wit God all thhip's are possible, with out him. all is vain and of nouglv A real spiiitua! introductory \va enjoyed with the prayer rom filled. Even seem the Saviour wa present with us as the old tint songs were sr iig~ and the ("laidI Roil thildroi) learning to' iTTv oaeh o'-hcu- and' catch-the ideas n Samuel 'being given by our Heat enly Father as an asvfer to pray er. Rend I Sanrael 1st. 2nd, an ."iVil chapters, Jesus loves all th little children. Our spi'itual message v.as connection with the series of lov of fiod, as lover of each ot-'iei "Don't?!ii11 < behind a tree." Cei 2:^ A well deliver*.:! and pre.pa> eil sermon filled with plenty o "flavor to supply the foot! neede for the saving of" the snnl. I> one and_\vii!k and talk with y:n savoir. Don't hide behind trees Come and be with the saint: I'?enty of Leave and happiness Ii Heaven. Let us prepare to ente iu and rejoice. ?C"""' "n>l with t.'ic choir oi next Sunday, as* they will rende a talent program, sponored' b f-ho president BraLiier Wright an others. We must thank Clod that Di Minis is slowly improving an we* pray Clod's blessings upon hir, and ail our siek members tun friendjt. Bound your hearts ii prayer at the throne of grace Let more come to the churd and lift the saviour up. ? The family of the1 late Ruber Tucker have our heart felt sym pa thy in his parsing as" Jesu maketh no mistakes, so trust an: obey. "Direct yourself to the wil light of your Lord and Saviour." Mrs., M. L. R. Jenkins, Rpi L'NIONYILLE A. M. E. CHl'RC'l T Rev >VTM. McDonald?I'astur (Jive to the Lord the besl you have and the best will Conn back to" you. Sunday was a pleasant day al Umonvillc. A splendid crowd attended the morning service, Tin Senior and Gospel choir rendered beautiful music. The Rev, Jakt Fiddes brought to us a wonderful sermon. "Subject "Walk With God." Wo are proud to have Mrs. Honili i"'J n Brown with us again. When you bow say a prayer for the congregation of Unionville. Ruth Brunsbn, Rpt. * , -4- jPAJLMMTTO "--*niis-fs~an- appeal?from the As-J I soeiution for the Study of Moffiol | . . * i " -Life and History to (Terjcynien ami! j their Cojnrreirutiohs. It is an ap'-| 'j 'jH-al io make" Sunday, February j I"Assdciatioi, l.'av" in tin ] ' X'liuroho*. It is an appeal ast'onj;'! V that a sermon be pre 'final on a 1 toff"related to"The "FaTherhood ..f 1 Coil and the I .'rot berimed of Man. *' It is an appeal that asks a-culler a tion on that day, t.> help support I I .e work of the Assoeiafion for 11 . l? *t - SttTiw~of ?\"epro hife- attd? History-? 1 We <>f-the. Assnriat km fe?j. that i we are helpinjf the rati a- of the ^ Creator by helpinir ipen to undtr^_ >t a11d eaeTi <it her". IT ih <Tif f-*? <it; .j i'/1 mi:i! i**" i* 11111;i >t ii ii'i iFii'l I'TVP i ihcsc whom they do not Unou. lt ' ! is difficult t<. Uno\\ the Negro and ~'j the* fuctrs related to his ooiuliti >n-' \ 1 ii* the story of the Negro is disbn j ted,' or if only a part of the rtnry 0!'is told. Who should tell the Tmi" Wo' Hf *the Association represent 5i sinaH group of volunteer work.or.-wi'o ;ire doing a job that'mi: ;t (i Ik-, ilo'ie; l'eople should Uno'.v that, ,1" . ro is not i*?'U'fior by na. that apparent backward- . ... i,- tome as the. retail of h;-unfavorable environnien- i >, tal conditions. They should he fur: j, i nished information concerning t'hej ^ contributions of. the Negro in all i- walks .of life to prove thtit he.has,, shared responsibilities atid merits y*r citizenship rghts. i The-calls for information cou.i -Z?front ail-ip nrters; from the g.y t.,.n ment. from i ho press, from bioadinsting \chuins,. ami from iruwi-' dual all over tin- win Id. 'I'm :, f :ri:inrjal sTrppoli we tiave is fr Mil - wellwishf-rs who want this .^>r!: : rn (uniiuuer tsdrmrld m > i, struggle by cutting the cost and i, work of our effort to tell the.true story? Kvery time we receive titer L f'dlowing' luessaet' if T o-ds u - film-. 1 ,, .^efj i.11?imd?inoni'V:?Please??>d? me 'some free material concerning t,. the -celebration of?Negro History, _i almost; ..daily for free information! ? helo ^.tudmits and others infer-; csteil in t lu" -taily of the Negro. i s ' \\ ? have fell that- the .service | ' h" nl.' in- ri in '.(Mi il :mil we v. j. h to t ! continue ta do mi, hut yvtr nm.-t.! , have the heIp_of more people. Why i 0 should a handful of people carry . thi burden, of this .whole program ?., This is a great moral crusade! ii ? * i- a"d the Association is annealing 1 'to. the Moral Loaders to rally port to ur cause. Clergymen are! n urged '-o sorend the message of Xe|. I r.fro History ami to influence their e Congregations to contribute to the' 1M. l!)."i5. Send-any donation to t Uiv- ,?' cause to the Association for the." Srtuly of \ :".ri o-lr .e a'ld?Historyw . 1 "PIS - t'lh Street, Northwest, <> PLEASE EN(orUACK I S BY -, 1. Per onnliy making a contrin Ira;!6n of any amount; a J. Securing' a donatio., from your \. church or "club. i. d. Influencing ntlicr individuals to contrjbutc. l ?We Need Encouragement?We d 1 Arc I npaid Volunteer- Who? o; 1. Publish the Journal of Negro j ' History and the Bulletin. . 2. Supply to the public aut'ioria- ' ti-e facts aliout the Negro. ' '?. I'ixpose bias ia educational ma- ] i' " totals and programs. > Contribute To. Advancement Hy n Cnlightcnmcnt TJiroimli education tT': y m.u'kiioni \ 1;aptist i. < in :lc M ; " li'iii y Th<- annual "S. S. r?- t i an!' ; !..; '!(> by the J' ?0., the! ? firs' Sunday in January and we a"ei ?' proud of <u;r aveomplishirent notn I spiritually am! financially. ' Of-, , . fieers fur 11* "> "> pre Mr, .1. I*. Mun- ( i, phy Supt.. Mr dolm M Foster j ^j-Ass't Supt., .Mis. (Juuenie Iloyd, i - Secretary and Mrs. Myrtle Ilent , nett Asst's secretary. Banner clas- j 41 scs in each department. Their i I' tone'iucs and' iuuuuut?raised?far 1 ' 15)54 were:. Beg. No. 1, Miss Mary j ] I?. Harris, StJb.PJ", Primary -No 2j ' Mrs, Nettie Thompsoji $27.8(5, Junior No 7 Mr-, Queenie Boyd $T8.)I7, Intermediate No IT, Mrs. I Jessie M. Wilson, $4(5.!i!>. Senior doling" People No 14, Mrs. A 1? Tiiarker. $44J,!I ar.d Adults No l!) I ' t .Mr .1 (' Iliad ford $74.5$. The pro j gram for 1 has been presented ! and with Clod as our leader and 1 the pastor and his wife working so j diligently along .with us. We feel that the program will he carried I 1 out. The evening message was deli1 vered l>y the pastor from the sub- ^ jeet: Stamina to stand the Storm. that endurance and courage whigh > makes us aide to stand the storms , of life. Paul said, I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. God's people have never I - "n ' f LEA DEB 0 CHURCHES^ failed rt'jftiniU-fis oi' how, hard the iiisn or how touyh : in* pi opiam, w: in yt 11 j>4i:J y?p ' it ... 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' \vi'!i ;(i!.:>ris l'i'i f* i; ' Jil th?> t-rl""Of .li.i' fuii!Vi >n <. : iii.ir . il ;!.?,j?a 'i-i ft:.d i.ii? : i iiiij' : ~ i'u tiii-ir find )< jl(ll '.. . We :u-u-^ulL iii iiyii'.v I'm t!ui >u*l-: sliU' -771 -. , , \ y . . ';,y II.Mi ni"FTj TT *I. IT. VMM !!!' ' .'.'itrrl lo?r-.trrmh /ION IS.'.I'TIST ( III K( I! iji \, .1. 1'. Ki i fliT?r.i-tiTr. c>!'.i |-.iiVu:'SmhI'iv S-'.iicl a! tan )<. ;*.? Su).--ci <iv :' - j I1. ? I tl.f r: 1- . n: - \":? . ::v. A: <i N pai'liv frvtlun In '.!. -inn. trn; thv<^li<lVM t K UVIV in'.oli-'.. ! il> ?< ; i-. :u.<; h'a?! ?U-?. I? J i ::v. s; pi . : \. :.1Lai-i-i'?-ioj/1 :: il' Auuv" ^ i:? ?V. Jinan.: wi-if ina<!i- !.y i-lii" pa V,,r and on?:day Sciujol ,y. :i-i iii a'1: n jvyuTTiv ili'-ni'tri'- .-.'V'.in. !* " was ;'<?!,!.! i i: I ?' *, ; ;:i:5.??v4 v : ; ! !' ? - ' lit ("??V-; i- . w:!l vi-v'ity IS-'?, tha. < i<??1 ";i: la a!1 all.I ?I i ? >' !7n. I'm.ri any i... liitiyn that niay aiNi-. lln- |?,T.l . was- fallc! la or.-at Ivy tin* pvnsi Inn*. Mrs. Whittn^rr: K< liow inir a i>1 it-f do* itiotial period, all ir.i'iiiI'i-r> iTpcrtfl to t".:? !r respect iv i' rla?-t*~. The as<i-?i!ily prnyraiii was condia-tad l y tnc Hrother!i<inii They di-i'nsniT^i-n' ITh :c. \-v>nrirrv"n-isnu-les Iii . Smilwimii.ny;." lP-ayons Cash, < iin:<<< :?It- and Addison Innuffhl many points to tlu- attention uf those n'-fst'ii*.. Mi s. Kayo diseased tlu* cm/rent l?>|?ii-: ' 'liaplisl S,.?L-;n.r Til.. 1 " ?!.. that Christians htm* always needi'i' am) .~tiii need revi\a!s. Rev. Reedor summarized the discusstated that a Christian must know thai the ( < >! ho M'i'vcs can deliver htm frnrrr ttny thrnjr that may arise. 11' one is ;i Christian, his past" slons. You are invited tcj. attend our, prayer service every Wednesday evening. Won't yon come o"t and worship with us Sunday? 11. P., Reporter ' i BUY BONDS , , .-I !:i:y\i- ! r-\ ii.t.K \?:\vs '. st. .1 \mi: ..Vi .. - X(V'- "" 'Rj'V'J ' j"r 1?~?"T~r StHHkty -S ' ' ' 1 ' ' " ' : !,!. \vi: i] tlu rv. 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' .. . i' - -A4'" ; -il-HUt' '-'A' '"1, illi'i it n: -' l?l'"Tf~ivt-1 ? ? v-fr-? ? < !i.:: ?> ' i :11:tn i. S'u ' iv i!!. S. !:.<! if. ;.cc VwiU' tins nmininj "M Mill -hail St. I: fi: -"' 'ii:i!' o!' : n ??n l;i>t wfi*h. S!i?- was .ffi 'm!? -'h"*r. a \V> 11 i I?4; t :il ? >' ' -l I ?' i. I :u-- 1 a:.- a) ; >. ti i...i,.; ,<.-r ' I, 'i'iu- nifii' ' < "> .. ary Mi-. Anna tii<- usual !' < , < iii-'I.:.:.,''i': ." ii! ?. Irn|<i.', ,\'i\ atul ... run i?-<l In . ' - .Mi . '.I ! i ; <-ayt \V:?; i Mv PIItttt r^r."? Jan !. Mi, :_Li ?i ri?" ; i- !iia'i'oril anil Mr. ''am ) Hy v< iy oni a.'ia* S. A1 <. , !.) . | ?-?f-rfmt _ _ <s " j. " P 0aEm5URVA i nort? IMVV ilbani: IIOI'R LA IN DRY VAEETOXE SERY The CAMERA < A . .V'" I'' ' jjjjj ' ' '" **v ' -.---. -^ii|?^''(j|i? iwi v.,JCfc3?gg k-*w 11 ere Mollur ^Utliirp has rre.ifcd a picture that" of your camera. Sunlight and Snou i.'.^'v? Dramatic Picture! J ! . . .i .: bordered by f Sunlight n; * . . v V.'r e- rove won an end- i the texture i !?>-y ..v. i. ribbons and prizes ! appeal to yot m p'i ic contests. Snow snap a pictur pietu.es. taken tor-nrtis- Look over y lie eileet..o! to snow people having in the viewti fun with winter sports . . . on va- . . . look at it en|.on trips or ;n your own bn<'k- to see what f y.u-.l- . ...aie pietuies you shouldn't Concentrat ove: look. Too su'nitv-t ivioioi-ml I in te.? . can make . any ot us an artist-l-just as in an with the simplest camera 11 we ! I! you shoot ' t:out it right. - disappointed. Sr.o.v comes to life under bright camera to se< sunlight. It isn't photogenic in the saw with yoi usual sense on dull days. Hut not all in on - -*hon the sun sets it asparkle?~ move, sweep that is certainly time for picture orahrcye dot taking. On days like that, snowy aetly what landscapes are tilled with con- viewfinder. K trasts, oTTurTng ideal picture-taking rriake beautif conditions for either black-and- year, white or color film. ? -J? ? - : . H Pifi Tfcra* s A. M E. cm ucil - JENKINSVILLE NEWS i.'lts I as.or The news and events of our va, . e>nitv "are still within the category 1?:0f? a. r " ... n,, .... , t of tnuiikfulness.. 1 h,e, religious aci>l. and co-worn -TS ... .-ii .mi tivities are still standing out.. The a < as- :-t < > o /jMurtefly. conference at White Hall u- en.ioVi-d a wonderful , . ,,, . e n * A.V.e. t hurcn was full of l.ispir>li?. I.ui.e l>. . Pearson - , i . Tl u . > ... j- ' thoughts.-f-he Dist Pres.ding ' *" lil-.'er brought a fine message to , '..Msec. Mr E. .J. . 1 tla congregation. . . . .>1 r. Richard 'Brown, principal of, I' y ,l" Mc( rnrey-Histon school worship^" '. i ?.lV(, smt. Very fine remarks Prof." ilrowii is rapidly gaining the*, love , !'1 and confidence of. Loth students - A. ? I*.--? ST3TjJiTHSrrORrough hi51Hn<f.~s5?nT-~ \ : :i''l' oafmaie. anil square dialing nian- 1_1 hejr. Many-of the teachers attend '! t.<i tin* congressional District meet ?1 ^^^1^iTp~hTdTh--Tr^-+Vir??e4d-4iiaiCliicJiool ? ^ v''r,7 Wr SatuYday. The meeting served the' 1-"V--l'eai -?a very nice-turkey dinner. i.<>r er- ^ntertaijnment committee did !i ( lain i- 1mt. j0|,_ Special thanks to Mr. . A> ho>a () p Manigault did all of the "' ttiem ijjPppjn^r for this occassTon. He -l"."! :,l visitors (jJ(i an' excellent, -job. Mr. Mani- r are. always \\;er_ js business manager at Me- (?. .j v .'iiirch on t he ,. . . . < ryy Li<ton. ' " - ' ;\Ye still-have .several shut-tons ] in our community. Mr. A. P. Har- / , per, Mr and Mrs John Pearson, * ~ .* ,f? I'.M'TISl VKWS Mrs'/Sophia Martin,-Mrs. Dollie Martin, Mr Henry Giiinyard, Mrs. I. I, Marsh I asior Clara Burns and Mrs. Smith. All of: these folk welcome visitors, so <1.1)1. was k-L. at .he see^themv"wiip aapt. reachers The Glrl Scout Troop and N. H. hen post o dut>. ^ jrirls of McCroy Liston sponsorAd. nMUtih.J tfluji it t.(^ a vejy' nice program in chapel >- i I J 111 ltlll! f'S 'Friday KivijiJr the histry and[some_ ?' Ti.-.nriny - "'rv.ie 4- ,;0.yf the organizations. , s.l"{>y-.'Mi,s Kinc-h va.- the advisor. ' .:n pasts; t a -rumt ? . strum. ' The inorhinir i, , U n*ii?i!itk pastor. ^^ - - ' " t ?subscribe r or :<y-t.nr ]Tast'ir. His-text r? in Jn i Kind's His t ' . . ' The Palmello i was Mrs. Marie Wa- ' 1 The Musical and Vo W ' J * 1- h'l- ^'sher hoard _ LedGCF ? I ZU ..; Tin' - ? t service was held at P? ur. Hevotiona, service SANDWICH KING out iiy an nuinU'd. The I _ ;m>?4 i.y the Rev.: ~ MM CEtVAIS ST. Si., wj.kIi was fiijoytM 1 I PHONE 3-1301 HOT DOGS 15c nrr?Hav Kp-t. ?? : > ..." HAMBURGERS ____ 25c J f7T 1 Cfiicken ' IN THE ^ 1 ! Shrimp ' BOX s(; "~T 'lV>rk Chops 75c If" . } . ICE All PrPminm Roar 1 . 25c j O I III i^\ A (iOOO PLACE TO EAT uiSJILU -VIsit-mi COLLEGE INN For Discriminating Tourists 7" Clean and Comfortable Rooms 1 ft (TO Harden St!" Columbia, S. C. - Latest Phonograph Records ft|o44[ Hit Tunes and Spirituals iiigi Quick Finish Pictures OPEN EVERY NITE and m \ SUNDAY w - mm If VI ! PHOTO RECORD j*M'\ SH0P *. 1019 HARDEN ST. Wy V * ?$> J v\ s yours f??r 1 lie click I v?^ \ PHONE 4-9122 ' t BLUE PALACE ; Easy I TEA SHOPPE nd shadows bring out Delicious Home Cooked Meals :>{ the snow and add 100, Washington Street ir pictures. Don t jast * oirw e and let it go at that. , , our snowy landscape nder of your camera | _ pjinNF A 0R7a from various angles. . HONS# 4-9678 o-ins the best picture. , BLUE PALACE inc on what is framed inder is important? HOTEL y type of scenic shot. too fast, you may be \LL OUTSIDE ROOMS You may expect the qi7 Wod. , / y ? everything that you* i Kington Street jr eye??and it can't, j e picture. Your eyes * the scene. The cam- T>_ ^ j_ ;sn't. It sees just ex-: t>L*UEj PALACE ? vou can see in the . __ , ieep that in mind and A OUSOriai 1 arloT ul snow pictures this ^ Charlea C. WiUIsm., ^ohn Van Guilde^^^^ r-v ^003 W**hinyt<m Str^t' r~~ . j: