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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

It's h God's blessing to ouv

eountry to have a Christian gentleman in charge of affairs jatauch a time rb thrs. Pres. FrankKnD. Roosevelt, is indeed a God

, ^fearing man, who believes i n

ptdy^f. w*re ait the senators andlegislators together with Stutt

.7-7.chief executives, had this stmt1'' /nitul. Wwould be making a

i$* fTMitet headway toward Winning| eace from this destructive war.

mr.ny wicked men aruf NegnT fiat"<rs in authority that I fear thatit will be a partial or final judg-ment upon this world before theattitude of nven and races willchange toward each other. Wehave legions of white people whowould like to see justice admin-istered to all men without drseriinInatkm. And on.the other hand

anynumber of white people wouldrather die und go in a southerly(TireftmTrTmn~lir^v<1n Theywould be willing to accord simwlcjustice to Negroes. All of thisplea for freedom published i n

newspapers and broadcasted o'.'ei

radios does not, mean Negroes inIheir estimation. They are not con

tiered inr the.teqtifltion. Tis trile J_.jm hoping and praying for peacebut I am afraid that conditionsm the world today will not warrantit. Wno can tot! but *Ttirrt~these wars are not providential.

~ -fn-tase they are, mct wiere uiu.

bo no peace until the purpose olthe Almighty will be accomplished.Millions will have cross *.'

" the the bar before this terriblesituation i* settled. Many of th<rich will t>e poor, and many o Ithe poor will be dead. And : :be

gone to stand before Godpass theiy solemn test.

NEGROES SHOl'LD JOINTHE CIOKaren Merely, moving picture

actress, told members of the CIOTobacco Workers Oragnizing Comm/ttee Wednesday night at 1-1Calhoun-- Street that. every effortshould be made especially in time.ofemergency to tap the talentsof Jabpr.-.y sttess this tapping of laboibtedapse." labor has much to offcithe ^country. This cm best be ac

odrhplished through .labor-manage-.men.tcomtnittees-and the elimina.lipri .-of discriminatory.piaiaico-stdSjrardNegro workers such a s

now'exist in the American Cigaiplaht. There is no telling whattalents can be unearted. Certainlyive. need every bit of talent available,now that we are in thenardst of a terrible war," she as.

aerted. .

She commented that tobaccCworkers should be vitally inter1: n iV\u tinirtrt tyy a Vf> ih on t.

"Some of my friends in Holly,wood who make more money thanthe president of the Vnited Statesfeel that they mted the protectiona union offers. Surely workersi>n Charleston, some of themmaking: only 37 cents an hourneed this protection."Before the meeting Miss Morelyhelped distribute CIO leaflets

to the workers at the AmericanXlgaF factory.

Mr. McCrea said that the meeting

and one in a series of meetingsto held every Wednesdaynight as a part of the CIO cam

j>aign in the cigar factory t o

bring a majority of the workersinto the union so that a laboiboard election can be held ir. theplant.Dear Sir:1 am enclosing a press release,which I hope your paper the PalmettoLeader can use.

I would appreciate it very-muchif you would put me on the nuil.ing Irat of youn-pttper trnd.sendme a subscription blank so that Ican take the paper.

_ Sincerely yours.ED McCREA.

International Represents tive,Tobacco Workers Organizing

Committee.CIOP. S..Mr. Ed McCrae, (white)

s a subscribed to The Palmettott~ Leader.

*- Ol/R MARCH SUBSCRIBERS*

.. Many thanks fo the "Followingdeader during this month: RevsA -T .rpnlfi'nq P ^ liu-r,n ,u.

£ M. Hughes, Silus Middleton, S.BBurgess, W. Ravenell, J.W. Curry

[ ' W. White, William A. Mack. .1W. Murph for 1942-43; Dr. S. SMorris, J. R. Pearson. C. S. Ledbetter,P. R. Tiller, S. H. Scott.

' C: H. Butler, Messrs. F. II. Lawrenceand J. P. Redden. All ofCharleston subscribers' subscripAti.on* end in March, and as w e

only collifct from the ministers atthe Union, J am asking all o four lay readers to - please sendtheir remittances to The PalmettoLeader, Columbia, Drawer 327jThose onhe slate wi!T do Tike<Vwine.

jj THE N. A. A. C. P.

j|W V.'"Greater St. Luke, was crowdedh|et Tuesday nite to witnes3 theflrat meeting of the local branch

* oi the Association under the admfajstration of Dr. J. E. Beard£; president. XTur new leader bark it'torched all of the churches, and

'.* <!|»ey were largely representedm" Nearly a hundred members joiner

that night, f Many of whom won

P*" "4Wm« men tnd Women. Dr. BecrcE.v- tttjeye the confidence o f botha-r> white and colored in Charleston

aM the Aaeociation bids fair u

TUSKKCKE. AI A HAM A.IAlbuquerque, New .Mexico, iccc

School, Miami Beach, FlM'ida.Lieutenant Alnhcus M. Green o

Flying School from l.amrlo-y; FrOffi<i<>ia.Candidate.School. Fortof Pasadena. California. recentlySchool, Miami Bench, Florida. ;

tenant Henry K. Rohlsen, a natiAdministration Othcers' CandidaArmy Flying School,

be th-i largest 'orpan/,:ati6n i nthis city with his leadership.l"HE I N ION

\V:> hi <1 a great session lastMoi'day- *.vOh.lrt--y-. .J; .VN--. Curry\ ice president in charge. Ii:v. "ftI. la 111011. ably drscusscd the necessityOf Negro husitass enterraiseand was highly commendedbv the Union.ST. LI KE_

Fast Sunday was.- n hiiih dav in.< ;r chinch. Crowds rtunded ailof the scrvic.s. The pastor spokeboth, morning and evening' ans

the spirit of the land was there.Let us advance ott our l:n?es.^

ANP NEWS SHORTSContinue 1 from Page 1

all-NtRic program. first'of -i t s

inport;1 nee sin^e "Win'is Ov^iis.I'xpvftt»«l to gtUTt" <" v--r

th> -v."Uv»'S from here in theI near ,"iiU~e. The first rec ord wasmade !: st Tuesday by a laiji -'

|" imp >it loml colore1, artists anddawn immediately to CBS headImarr-rs in N\w York for coitfira atioii and suptffsti>ns. if any.The artists who nude the1 recording.which m course of Unto willbe charted as a niilcsthne in labialhistory, were Hattie McDaniel,Hen Carter. Manton Moreland,Ernest Whitnim, Savannah Charchill.Benny Carter's orchestra.'the Lwnel Morgan Tiio. the Charioteers.ami the "Blueberry liiilAir Show." named after t.io > :<

I.o* Angeles who; t».the.majnrii ,vof the colored movie stars and a

number .of prominent businessnul professional figures live infine two and three stojy manbmis.

Cam]) Lee, Va..The latest additionto this camp's area ol soldierathletes is gentlemanly Ha r:ry Bobo., one of the nations top*ranging heavyweights. Hobo arvivedat this post a fortnight aanand has been nssLntd to QuartermasterSection Two of the L'.'JCthService tin it,

Washington.What is the i ntpp'tof the photograph r.-cent]vprinted in dai'ly papers showingJim Farley, "Genial Jim" as liejs sometime.-; called, posing in amost friendly fashion with GovernorBricker of Ohio? Of courseFarley is a Democrat and an anti-NewDealer, whii.* Bricker isthe Republican uho has been endorsedby many- as his ~p;:fTy'.nextcandidate for the presidencyof the United Statcs on the GOPticket. What';; Cooking?London.Six weeks of field

work in a New York social agencyand Geneva Holmes of Greensbora, X. C. would have completedrequirements for her master orarts degree at Columbia university.I41 her case field work was toreplace the customary thesis,~thesubject of 'which was "Guidance

Holmes is in the American RedCross Duchess club, new servicefop-Negro enlisted men, doing heifield work 2000 miles away fromhome and for an unlimited period.

Wilberforce. Ohin.When Wilherforcpuniversity was first placidupon the accredited list of collegesof the North Central Associaiionot i olteges and Secondaryschools m 1 (JM'.h a hoard of threadvisers fTTJW white colteges wasnamed to review the '.vuik r.f theinstitution and report annually tcthe mrefng- of the North CentralAssociation. This hoard -continued>n operation, visited th;> schooland made its annual criticismsThis year's annual meeting of theassociation wrs held last weekj and tile board of adviser^ aftci(escribing the "marked improvems-nt" made under the admimstrntion of President Charles II. Wes.ley. rccomrpended thrt Wilberforce be continued on ti^o accred

j ited list, without condition. Thecommittee also ordered the discharge of the advisers.

""Washington.The state department last week admitted that thilegations of Hcitr and Dominical-Repuhlie h«yp both hecrr clcvateito the; rank of embassies, placinjall governments in South and Ceitral America and the Carribean

IAtl o r» »%-> o flr.va«f m 1'ivniKi uiv: IfVUl el

that held hy thp major governmenU of tht» world in this canita

I Minneapolis, Minn..It took only 40 minutes for a jury of eigh

1 women and four men, all whrt<? to return a verdict frr favor o1 Leon Jack Craven jn a suit all leging discrimination on accour, of color against Berhard J. (ioij aghty, who operates a beer ta\

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Left to right, Lieutenant Omar D. EI«_ii11y giiiduatcd from the Air Corps AcHe has been assigned to the Tuskegetf Philadelphia, PeruisyIvania, recently treld. Virginia. Lieutenant Green was c

O" tC.-hinmy ; St'CUlgraduated from the Air Corps A dmmd v.as assigned to the Tuskegee Armve. of St. Croix, Virgin Islands, recentlyte School, ^liami HeacTij Florida, "and

cm. The jitiy awarded .Mr. Cray-< n S-100 damages in upholding tit':.M innc-sota rivii ngnis--st; Autowhich protect.; Negroe s from < is-

l imrnatit'.g pnutices in thy ftate.r 1 c \vfTTf'~jpr7sT~T7s tc? tiiu d in '

i-t'iuii «>i uu» f>ut:nuii.

I.KHSVII.M: nKKAI D 1i

This news writer vis/cod Cal- '

4 vai y A MK chcreh Saiuioy..I.w-as.1not then- for iSumlay school, but\v: s on tin:i* for p ea hiitu: scr- '

j \ ice.^ l|lb' ^Kcv. ^A '''-'dan's

| he preached a sr.,1-stirring; ser->nron. After which the lloly Cmu-

! immion' was served. Thp toiler- '

tion was good. Thou* were .sev»n. '

e.l visitors in the mornini; set vice '

Hr. S. K. Green of < irnnjiebuvg. ,

who gave a helpfvl talk; Prof. N. ,1..- Iknr. 'tt of Mnnctl;'.. also raw

A. short :fiul: hcl|)*.;.l. talk Private !jTommy HwrrHl of Cam)) VVhreki(in., was also a vzsitor. .

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at. Matthi\*s ("ME ChurchKev. J. K. McAcinms.1 Pastor

This reporter was told there- wasa food attendance at this church .

tTFRTlhe services were good. with 1

a good collection. j:*'Social News | ,

Mr. and. Mis. .1. A. Abney. Mrs, 4Ida Coleman of Saluda. Mrs. AnnieNelson of New Smyrna Bra -1 . :

F!a., Miss I.eanna Mitchell Day-tona Peach. Fir.., w< n- v/sitors of;?Mr. ami Mrs. II. P. Drafts 1; st j

_ i'l ;i it ii Th:a-i' are ivh.ti c s

Mrs. Drafts.-Pvt. Tommy llor: ieil of Camp

Wneel. r. Ga.. was her.' this wei ; jnil v i iiv r in i.l 1- .i- At - 1

j Ich Honied. umt n;hw: relativ-s. jMrs. Tom None* has news from .

P\Ti !L«.'s~tUT Dent. her flit r s«>»i, "

11hat h(> is somewhere in India. At- "

j so !'»t. (\ Lindsay. I"-t. Lindsay.u -i'oo s->n of Mr«. 1L--Sp or

v

« Leesvilie. Pvt. I.. S. Stromal) is '

in ("'imp Lee. \Pvt. LoomBotm.light, Pvl. Egypt WVcoLmarc in Camp Gordon, Augusta. AGeorgia. I;

Misses T.orean Summers, Doro- ithy. 1L Kumunds and Gladv-: Kth- jeretUe of Bettis Jr. ColU-ifo sp» nt !

the week end at home.Mrs. Eunice Summ is and hoi- j '

davchui Jotlie spont the weekj mi in Charlotte. N. C.. > isiting |hor so?: 11 on i y. who is ill and l.asT"|boon in '.ho hospital. We hope forhim an. early recovery.

Miss Geneva Anderson was the (*

gtrrst of Miss Florence Lindsayand Mi.sr A'!ell Johnson Saturday. )

Mrs. Matilda liuyts spent sometime in the home of Mrs. Pesr-!Johnson Sunday. Mrs. F.tfie Drafts ;

- and thivj? small children spent ..

Sunday with Mrs. Pearl Johnson.Miss Louise Adders, Mrs. Pom- <

pey and two daughters and Mrs. ^Hattiv A tigers spent Soi. lSy 1 11Columbia with Mrs. Rosa DennisMrs. PompeyV elder daughter. \

ZZZZZHZZZI!^ j/.ION BAPTIST AND BETHEL :A. M. K. ENGAGE INPITANTIC STRl'GGLK

Zion Baptist church and BethelA. M F. church are er.gSiged in aonlest which terminates Monday

r.igi t. May -T to determine which-hall excel in the emfcavor to

-.... 11.<1 111 riiu bb.i-,.* : ~r :_r~im.-v i:iv,ii'iu,"U m-iwi'l'l) t ne UVIl I ;| .-hurt-lies. Ba h church lias on a.,

Ll ^5.tiU<L'jU elLul l. To-vutc f r oithei Ichar. h tVni' ni'lM.pay tin.. -4*dla4v-fTheseone dollar vote,. determine I

I.thu .a.iinur, linl n U<«v .1-.hh.((''» < .cr. pastor of Zion and Rev. II. .1Jefferson, pastor of Bethel, arcextremely tonfident that they wy'lomeryre victorious at (he end of t ocontest. Officers of both churches

i hav£ confided to the PalmettoLeader that the flatr of their r*esrectivp churches must he kept

.tvtof t, and never tottrh the ftroundThi<! should prove to he an epochmaking event in Columbians ecclesiastic annals, as both churchesfare well thouc-Ht of -by the Onlum--bia populace, regardless of dcnoin|mational affiliations.

REV. \V. R BOWMAN PLEASESC

} j Little Mountairu .S CL-.Lastj Sunday. Rev. W. R. Bowman pas^tor- of the A ME curch here preaeh

" lr«fHa stirring sermon. Tt put thes many pcoplo who hoard it in t^o? nroner attiU'de to receive the

Lord's Supper which wa« ndmin-i?t»vodoftri.Iti!1 sorri'.on.' We werevery glad to have the home teo"hjor worship with as, a'?o Mrs. TfeJ.

'' on Bowmen Osbornp of ColumbiaBowman's nice, Mrs.'.Jesfs'o Cark «n"pt Fridsv ami Sotur-'day in Columbia with relatives &it friends. Little Pearling Boyd is

'* still a patient in the Columbia hos.r* pital.

THE PALfl

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;ur, i-siii Miun -irnn cured,iministration Officers Candidatej Army Flying Scliool. Secondansferred to the Tuskegee Armyommission at the Signal Corps;iiTT.1mitcIuuvi-4ohn IC William*

inistrationOfTlcers' Candidatey Belying School. Second Lieugraduatedfrom the Air Corpsivas" assigned to the Tuskegee

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TT> Id«'vir Marshall

Sunday iviir- -a- grand day and <

"~ri yinu' w:e.- enjoying (In «.|U'ng-.ir. and tin- ch'tah ua^ we.I packMiwith i..j i.'iMiiiu is ami \i Ho:s. i\ev. Hiiieniiir .was at hi* hist «s--*is.al and tie diliveivd tile mor.ingmissag,- fi'i n John Them'.ivr.s Men- 'U'li pirns;d witu Hig__;UVt in.v: for fh.- day. (\ mo out5hk Fundn,.' and withs. O'.ir Ka.-ti-r p. o,e'"u:ii bcyinst : ":!» t 1.. : ;>jt. Hrii"|p!.. Mi-.<s Krv.'in. licv. '

flUUSO.v ar.'l .Wl.'.JoT' O :*Y wove fU" '

o! air. aiid .iir-.-J.L On- Sa'nk.y. by.. U»r > .-la- '

YiH'd aT CT. .M S;ov'aTT. TTiiios- ~'.ilio.(la..Mk-f.l.r-K. iiandit': of Wistliryinia. r.rv teavhin,;' at Mather...ho* 1. a ra 'la- v. mi: i I'd '."ic.-! tildir., V." iiluvn:- -Marvhr.ll. Mr:-. My '

I. SI.i'o- who fi'-oV1* at Klli-4<:vr.. uily a : Mr. S at"'- ovailh iut for thy wi c k t r.d. Mr. i

- I'.tl'l' fH"- fl-Oill S''llU or. I rof0. Ih !h>\ inn sPi nt th > '.vcf'k o:v!l CJfap'iabtS'tr v'sitiny: hi-- mother.T! id!'* f'onijjpunity v-hool iicM 5

ts :ir-t Poriii" b'mtiva] hot Fri- fiay. T'o affair v.'a^ attended hy

lare(. .r-rwd inclad in.? visit vy-Vw'n'tr th" visitors worn Mi'. II. r.iValkcr.. ~F"pt.: Mr*.. C rt,T. :d-

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nndaat*" frchnv for rbe co'.mt" 'l I Mr«. R. C. "I'v";?, .Tn: r"<! ft'-' 'hi r. Ti e fe.-'.iva! was cnj »/ d. I

d irria.ee Announcement

.. a:ir vuu-i 'he tr-ivrawo of h- "7;Hi:rU r \"I; yinia Frances to Mr i.lafld I Ma» al1 <>i' WalVr- \<»» » y. Mav;. 'l. T;«n

*A': s pi ) for"'. ;! at ;hcV'-v "f th I'. -F. ITei.vn'tt. Paii-j! ja". S. f 'F*h m- Tipsi-*in r a' Ii,. a > >...

TR raptor itr.rrRNSM'K! V

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\\ c wen yl;* ! t o have orr pasorrun lay 1'.fi' eel4

lie's from Gi o: jrot o\\ 11, S. 'f lu i4hS.is inakin; it-vricr;** s;-.- m 'i -r the'

oadershiu o. Reaion Sum\V. M, *

-'flats. ) > >,, Rev. {. S.~So:i <n' 1

uriuily liupu=M,- Sumter.yaVfmerestmy remark*. *

At the numuiny Services theastor bi-firyht a saul s*.ivrir./ ser- '

ttttti Trtrtctr .see m. <h- to.be t njoyrrr1 *

,,ij I'IV, ( v-n <>. Den- v

alict coHeyc and Rev. Sears oc- ^upied t 'e pulpit. Other visitor*»ere nnseiu: A liberal erlSe. tior> i '

va^tahi-n tin the drive !' >> orphan- | 1tire <>f yonny ;rir!s. |<Mit. F..X. Taylor is d.,ir.tr nice-j,y in her work as th insist an* I;

et retary of the MA AC P.,The tho;.i? vere tilled to their ,

opacity and sally with upliftedoices.At 0> o'clock Communion was

;erved wit", an.t»:i«ual ht'rvc a*ondanpe.The re'rnhir «ervi ea at ('aid nr.i. followed by Diiiiii"m; jYou are always welcome to vi«-t and see what profrVKsivo strid sve are making at T'nion.,

.Mrs. Daisy D. Williams, reporter j)

ItARNWKM, NEWS

.Sendee.vcari.a.Deautif 1 rtiryiii*l ouite a number attend.d theservive throughout the dry. -The

m.. the i.amrr"of whobakes Aw;iv the .Sing of the Ju nriti. . injuring- was-the mes- Js; ire to eve-ynoe, w csin hutsnv. did not our hearts burn,while the man of flod talked. Immediatiiy nft' r church service £orthe morning the missionaries metin a business meeting. More than$17 from i: talent rally was reported.Officers ware elected anda delegate to the Woman's BaptistAssociation wap elected.Sunday school and BVPU in

the rfternoon was very good.X'trht scrwce Tiegan at H o'clock,and another wonderful messagewas delivered.

All plrms for our 70th chtrrdranniversary are will under way.The (Student rally at Bethlehem

Hi school Monday nite was a trementions success. Over two hun- |dred "and twenty-three dollars); 1 T> r t* .CI *11 1wvir !« I i«fl. Vj. (D, AlU'n UEH1his co-workrrs cannot 1 >.* praisedtoo highly for their untiring cffor-worthy.institution..

The, Capital City Quartet willmake -Its second appearance atBethlehem Baptist church Mondaynitf April lfith. Those who heardthem before were \vTI pleased andh; ve been agrly awaiting thiireturn. Let's come out in largenumbers and make the programa success. '

IETTO LEADER

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Kvents This Weeki

Alonday. April Hth, club organ-/a.ion ona'ting. Colonial Heights".Tuesday, April 6t.InvcsjUlurovnovsie s for Troops 164 and 165

aniuen.

Wednesday, April Ttii.Club ortanizalionmeeting,.. Allcn-lietruTI i'vj .

Thursday, April fith.Court oflor;or. Father ami Son night.Grange ijtrre. ""

TKOOl' 163 I.KXiXfiTON

Tin* melting opened with the"eel';, (.hit. ami Law. Most of thisro t ins; was of a business nature:i order to h'ip strengthen oil:mop. The committoenicn haveecn invited to attend a specialreeling to show them nur pro-rress ami also oarneeds.Scoutmaster H. W. tliliiard i jnviting »i 1« vo...th of oar om

v.iii,!ty to join lis ill t ie good 6K1 |"eo-M.il: spirit. '.Ve are veiy" » Hidj.-hint as uu'' 'mailer..

Th.mia^ Minis. Scribe

TKFOP 1*2 orangkih IK;

Meeting was :;uv?ted by singing |'God llle-s America" and thewont Oath. Scouts reported their |loud Turns. The Father andMin banquet was sc'cdeled forli.ri] S at'-SUite college.We went" on a hike tii0 27th of

(larch and had* a fine time. Therevas u treasure hunt and" cookingonti st. The air of Spring wasleasing to i s all. Well, so long

(JRKKNWOOn NKWS ,

I gu >< everyone has been lock-FTZ liv-. cnv.-oo.r' TCt wr rommn...t on a eolilit ot illness "Tjreeiv-vend ha.-, been silent. Aii cr.uri.h-s in iJr. ensviiix! a-i c putting tlieii

,t. st. vault to put- over a beUCx00 for this year, <iiui cv- ;iy dciuii'uneat in i e duiuho«.nis to i>.' 1". nctioning. Special'la.'.' is are constantly being niadlfii' the sticcTiss of our armed lore-s throughout the e.itarches. Se»-cos \v.nt on yesterday at all

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apei ;i spec at1 communion >er- 1

i.<> v.n- held, Ute Pastor, He v. K.\ Jnhraon ureac 11! a nw-; inter-si.ng sermon. A good collection. Ivas taken after wi.itn he inlmia.-lered t i- Lord's Supper. 1'hUpiing raliv is on and \ve are took-

i.gfoiwiiixi to a grand success!t-verv member seems tn-bv"ffPT,T't"

villi enthusiasm to do thoil best.>n account ol" the gloomy weather>n thr third- Sunday in Ma rem tiie jally was postponed, but watchhe rally go and listen, for the sueess. t'onie to Weston chapel thettlrst-curort crurch in" town ard 1

he first spot that God dedic.tt .1n Greenwood for Mis sewLv, a-

ror.g our 'people.. ('onto Sunday.nd remain for the Missionary s

ir.niediately after preaching. Were]come you.

1'vt. George D a! has again vis_-:ted his wife, his mot er. hrnth

rKand sisters and Pvt. LewisFTs iier also" vijoted ' .'tis pa rets.\fr. and Mrs. Fisher.Mr. and Mrs. L. V, and O. D.

Walker on Hospital St, gave a

birthday nau'.y for Mrs. Jtdia To]. Ilert on tiie '271s of March. Mr. |Folk art celebrated her. T.'lrd Ilay which v.a^ vary enjoy;;hie.

>it. in:nnoN cnritcii.

Kev. S. J. Johnson. Pastor

Sunday- school 4*M*er»--t»4.appointed.hour with Sunt., Mrs. 1 *i-is.iliaJa(u: i;i H1 char:;: . I lia ;i lvani'! class \va-- taught by .Mis.Alii> M. MeMoiris. The hr/onwas discussed hy> all. We had uii ej.resc ntati'.'iu attendance. T"Hchurchis moving along smoothly,and it appears that t e people ho- ca mind to wol'U for tilings iiotlispiritual and temporalAt 12 o'clock t e pastor preach

od a title heart felt sermon. Subject:Demonstration of Cod'sPower. II Samuel 14:13.The Mt. Hebron Women Missionarysociety was called to order

after service by the PresidcnTMrsPlnniir I )nl'1r»v 51 hv \tPriscfiTa .JacTkson. Business of importaisce was Carried nut. A col-

Mis,.. Annette Under a senior .at ]Drayton St. school was a visitor atMi. Hebron. She sanp Lord IHave Faith in You, which was enjoyedby all.

Mlis. Georgia Levan froip Col urnbia was t e guest of Mrs. Alice B.Me Morris.

Th0 funeral service of Mrs. IreneWilliams of Detroit, Michigan wasvery sad. She leaves to mournHer husband, Mareello Williams:seven sisters, five brothers and aFost of friends.

Mrs. A. C. Bcdenbaugh, reporter

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ir.it'.l ni.vt week.I lli'iman (Hover, Scribe.

TUOQl' l.i7 OLUMBiAWe mot on time as usual at

&'.X"H > z t>'.I. The Oath jjunLLawwere repeated iTyall. This wasfollowed with a jiis.ussion on howTn^T scouts cou'id ami should adt

(riui.'ctj(1 by o~r S. our.Ulster, Mr.W. ,J. Lillian'.. The mooting.end--,ed with thL. Gnat Scoutmaster's'benediction..

Mati.cw Cannon, ScribL.: .,TROOP l.-.l

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH

church with two stars, in honor olthe toys who ; ave yoiie to the

i.ad a weir.iir roast and a baseball'vaihe. We really had a very, "linelime. Our troop is getting alongvoiy nicely and our scoutmaster!setuns la be proud of us. We have-]sm.eral new * members, most.(, fwirbiu- have their unitorms.' MterHof ot r boys have nassi d the ten-.itt fo >t test and lust C lias gone Jlo star and second C. Tne only;reason \\\» did hot yet to tileCourt of Honor was Oceauso wedid not lind the place where it wasictti; but v. e will surely be on!hand next time. We have three |points now, a;ut there "are .about ibS boys in our-troop. -We stillnave a program ahead of us thatpromises u,. a swell time. Morenews next time.

K. Gunthorp. Jr.. ?cribc \Plan For Summer Camp Now

l'ICKI-:.\S NKWS

Snni^av. M ; rth ^ Miss LL_|Pha; rj ."Mti and (ith grade teach- jels ox tile* Pickens s? tool render-ed a wonder;ui program in tticschool auditorium. Mi:?.-; Pharihad "the Pickens ,7 .."bik e Fingers Jetioi consisting of ceiidrcn, ten jto-fifteen years of agi who havebeen well trained under ho* lead-crsl:.i_tL v ci r.uig!Py r ,< n01 c d. [with a group of white friends whoweha entertained to the uttermost.;

licv. and Mrs. L. V." Curry andbrot: er attended the funeral olMr. Davis in Pendleton. Al-ril

Mr. i leyward Rbsenvmd son ofMr. and Mr.*. J/ I.. Roseir.ondiet't Frid.ty for Orttngtb-urg wherehe has lie; 11 a student at State jcollege. for several years.

Miss livolyn Pliarr spent theweek end at lione w ith her par--ints .My and Mrs. Dunn Pharr, ;1,'oek 11 ill. tPckens is proud that one tgd- jored girl Braved it by volunteer-

ing for the WVAAC, Miss MinnieCraig.

Principal M. X. Sullivan, themost untiring an energetic leaderof the Pickens s.heol l as beerteaching food production in sev- joral schools in Pickens county.Many Victory Gardens are beingplanned through ins successfulwork. Principal Sullivan has pro.ven t.i lie .one of many outstand- :

ir.g agricultural iro n we've had inPickeiu. count". He's never tooirusy to help you solve your fraruenproblems, also you:- poultryproblem"

Mis.s V. V. Walters who nowresides in Greenville spent theweek end in Pickens with Mr. andMis. F. E. McDonald. Miss Wattorshas taken up "'Child WelfareCare" in Greenville. She served::s Jean re 1" n Chtr TTr I'| !; m-'

county for seven years.T.-(> Pickcn* County Singing.

.convent irn vr.TUT tit ""th<f Mr R; tchurch.- Sundry( -Aprit~4th" - *t

111; 't'I'MiVr Mi.M a in P o.-o0'om 1. PMJ'kAiMei'o>n;Mrs. Er.rti.; 11 veins am st-li on tinJek lot. We trust them a speedyrecover.SubceriH , f,.r the Palmetto I.end 1

rr an I tlv i(rc;o Defenderbuy' a" sine;in copy for f>c and 10cfrom Master James Thomas f!ur-cress, Pickens.

NEWS AROUND NESMIT1I

Efttle Ernianise Mildred WhiteTiu i ;..<U/to,. Mowi.

241 h at the honip of her gvand-parents. Rev, and Mrs. FrankWhite.

Misse,,, T. O. White and Willie-Ponalley spent the week end -with-.Mr. and Mrs. A Hard Lewis of Mul-lins. Th«y reported a very fin&Jtime. Miss Nellie P. CI rant wast; e week end guest of Mis,. Ca: -

lie Robinson. Miiss E. W. Aaronspent the week end at her home inCamden. Miss Mildred Staggerswept, to Lanes, S. C.Thc following student.,, from

Pettis Jr. college spent the weekend home: Mis'ses Rosa I,ee MejCutchen, Jacquelyn Burgess, Fran

| eess Puffin and I.illie Ann Press!lcy.Miss Annie Pressley camehome from Morris College sick.' She is improving nicely,.

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PIEDMONT NEWS

at. Matthew Bnntist Chu:»:hliev. J. W. Mat his, PastorSunday school opened rt the

os",ml hoar with the FTipt. J. B.Beats in charge. The lesson was !beautifully taught in the variousclasses.Go'dcn Grove AME Church-Krv;jf. W. Itobinspa,...Pastor..

Tlte.Jii'f;.t rShndry in A pi M was? > ciy bee.1 t iTul.tlay: -anti a veryprosperous day at THe GoldenGrove church. At 12:33 o'clockthe pastor delivrcd a meessfgethat war. inspiration to all. ^

| 'And again at 6 p.m. th? con;gr?grtion v.as favored with an.c4_a»r such message by the pastbrTCnl!".'tii'ij $22.0".

^vice was a Gold Queen Contest,sponsored bv Mrs. J. W. Robin

rsom.A-be.ftrllowing rrmt^stanTs( "portedas follows: MargaretThompson $3.20; Sylvia R. ByrdS2.10; la is King St.70; Luara .LWashington SO;; Martha HurtsOOc. Total collection S18.7-'. MissMarim ret- -The mnsnn was crowned(|ueen by rrv.-ing the highest amount.

Several deacons and membersof-St. Muttjuw church worshippedat our church on Sunday. Visitorsare always welcome.

Sund: v school at the usualho> v with Supt. Houston'Thompsonin charge. Lesson taught bythe Sup*.

i no ijjuiii'j; Auxiliary Club Nn.1 will hold its regular weeklymeeting on Sunday at 4 p.m. atthe home of Mrs. Elba.('unlet.Members are asked to b^'presMit.

Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Robinsonwere dinner guests. of Mr", and"Mrs. .James Slater on Sunday.Playmates and friend^ are sorryto learn that Antho Williams

_is confined at her home with anattack of mumps.

Also on the sick list are I.ittleHelen Jackson and Barbara JeanMcCullough. \V( hope for th.un aspeedy recovery.

Mr. Lathan Boycp and Mr. Johnny Lee underwent their first examinationslast week for the U.S. Army.

NINETY SIX NEWS

Tip. Amerivan Red Cross "WarFund Committee under the chairmanshipof Prof. Ww T. Boggs,Mrs. G. A. Parker, secretary-andMr, E. P. Graham treasurer, andthe following members canvassedand mrde the following report:Mrs. Annie Dial $11.25; Air. G.Bowie 52KS0; MET CT A. Dean.'i'll.lU;.Mr. E. S. Oral.am $'J."i.OO:Mrs, M. L. Harris $1<G.40; MissGladvs Gii.Tm $4.04; Mr AndrewBates $17.00; Prof. W. T. Boggs

iI. Good? $21.00; Mr. MillrgeGriflin $0.15; Mrs. Essie Campbell$8.75-; Mis. Amanda Stephen $10;Airs. Georgia A. Parker $12.07;Ninety Sl'x High school $47.00;Center Graded school $6.05; Total>Jn8.7.>.

Mr. Sam Benjamin passed' uwavWednesday night after a

long illness. Funeral services wereheld Sunday at Trinity. Rev. J.S. I)al. his pastor offieiatiny. TheBethlehem choir assisted with th'jmusic for the sad occasion. Mr.Benjamin was a fine church workerand a devoted father.

Everybody synipathiv.es withMrsT'Carrie" Rodgcrm n the deathof her daughter Mrs. ChristineNance Saturday morning at'teifom1 months illnessr "She was "ITmember of the Ushers' Board inBethlehem.

Service at Bethlehem was \ cr;r~good Sum'ay night.Deacon James Davis hrs en a

wonderful rally plan to raisifunds to improve our church, letus tret busy.The Missionary society will

sponsor a Pew tally Sunday afUrnoon. Everybody.is.invitedbe present.

Mrs. Lucia Bishop of Atlantawas the guest of Mrs. Dcan andParker Tuesday night.MT. CARMEL AME CHURCH

Rev. I). C. Brown, Pastor

Sunday school opened at thewrmmT hour with Bunt. Fergusonand officers at their posts. 'I heless ini was l'tw U'WOtl by the pastoi

Preaching service began immediatelyaftr Sunday school.~Scf i'pturc lesson was found in iliebook o.Llizekiel.. II is theme was

The Baptist of John was Not Essent;ai. l o pastor seemed i e

have ITeen Til his hesT7 Our heartswere made to burn while theman of God talked to us by the..way. The collection was good.

Rev. and Mrs. Brown were thedinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. A.X. Saxon.

Mrs. Srsic Stoddard is in \Vrsl\ingtoiu..JD." C., visiting her sickdaughter, Mis. Nannie Peterson.We hope that she will soon reeover.

J HEMINGWAY NEWS

Rev. R. A. Drown. Pastor

Sunday was a lovely day for ailchurch ffocrs. We ar^ happy to Ireport that our services were,good. Mrs. Victorn Gordon 4indMrs. Viattie Gilliard had Rev. PaulFncmond to prea:n for them. TheHoly Spirit dwelt among us whilehe pleached a soul stjring sermon.Tfce sermon was highly oivjoyedjhy all. The collection was.$10.05.I, From lime to tinio-difTerent rallieswill lx; coming off, w'oiTTd likefor everyone to be present everySqnday tfya^itTTrxs'thenr..

Cpl. Ezeklc Franklin iq homeoil a furlough of fourteen daysvisiting friends and relatives. Wewere very glao to see him.

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IN MEMORIAM

In sweet remembrance of ouiUVi. I U41L ^i:u*l, .".Ml I IHIII Tw-mr%

Mi's. Jur.nitr Peterson Mitchell,who depnrted this life six years

April 11, 1H37.Rest" where there is peaceHer daughter, husband, mother

~tnts~of relat TOs i "il ftiends.

I>T MEM OKIAM~

.dn.s?ul but loving memory.of.our own dear cousin. Jim Brown,who remitted this li'fe July JW,11112.Your pla'-e is empty, dear cousin,How ou. muI hearts: yearn.If thatrenrti! oiily~1>e for your

fretr.vtr;Clod vivo us grace and strength,Our faith and hope renew';For you will not return tomil we go iO you.

Calm is thy slumber as an infant'ssleep;Hut thou shalt wake no more to

Thine is a perfect rest, secure anddeep. . ; 1

T. W. EDWARDS. j.1 K HK-HA RDSON ^ I

IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of ourdeai' mother, Mrs. Mary M. Edvvaids,who departed this life twoyears ago. March 10, 1941.In far distant grave-yard,Winer the trees tnmr blanches.

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Dies our darling Mother,Whom we tried, but could not

save.

From this world of grief and sorrow;To a land of peace and rest,God has taken you dear Mother;Where there is everlasting rest.

Peacefully sleeping, resting atlast.

Life's weary trials and sufferings.past;

In silence you suffered, in patienceyou bore;L'ntil God called you home to sufferno more.

MISS T. W. EDWARDS^ M11573T"Is:.::.TITCH^RDgOS

IN MEMOR IAM

In loving' memory of myVDear.Mother. Eugenia Ellis Allen, whodeparted" "this life Api ii 12,~PJ32.'There is no death.Thci stars go downriV> shjne upon a fairer shore.Her influence will live forever."

Devoted daughterO.-'C'EOI.A E. ALLEN".

EBKNEZER AMK CHURCHRev. 1). N. Wilson,-Pastor

Charleston.Wo are happy to i

sty that on last Sunlay it \va<t a ]day of Pentecost with our churchail day. At 11 a. in. our pastorpreached a great sermon on the"subject ChirPs Desires for Fellowship.lie- preached as never before.>lrny "yuL tvrrr madw t oToel happy. One person confessed

At 7:."U Lc brought 'anotherand 12 persons joined the church.great message on the subject ThePower of "Secret Prayer. It was agieEt sermon. More than 5 hundredpersons communed duringthe day. The collection during-the'day and the class reports by theleaders were the host the churchhas ever had. The church wasrrowrhrrf- rtl day." Many visitorswere present from all over thecity and out of the city.

Sunday school wn s conductedat the usual hour by the Supt.Mr. Joseph Kinloch. The A. C. E.f .outrun xi'oo ^ nA. ... »» «.* o vuiiuutU'U «IL UIOU p.m.. by the president Mr. F. M.Branch. Both were largely attended.Our chureh is moving onas never before. Bray that oursuccess will continue.

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I'ROORKSPIVE MT. OLIVEC M. E. CHURCH .' ^"CTtbort. S.C. T7nst Sunday Rev.1. M. Rlassingame, pastor of Proi;;r*.\nr .^It 01 i vp._L jJ Li, lunchdelivomiL. an inspiring message.fromthe subject "What are yougoing to-'1 do, then, with Jesus?"There was one accession, J. W.Dent who was happily converted,"baptized, an received intoIhersbip at the service and jHithe right hand of Christian iellowshin.Th(» Holy Conimunioa 'was administered at the night seivvi.-e. Collection for tbo day $24.g;..

J FBI KALKM IWVT«

Vera Keniur, Reporter ^Sunday was a beautiful day.for all church goers. Th« Sundayschool was at, its best. All teachers

wore at their posts. The lessonwas beautifully discussed and enjoyed.Collection $1.85. AfterSunday school the Society washeld which was enjoyed by all..Everyflflnis vary sorry to knowof Mrs. Raifovd's illness, who is w

in the Aiken hospital. Wp hope['she will soon be able to comehome. Wo are glad to know Mr»..Trrm Konner is better at this writ-mcr.Don't forget the PTA meetingeach Wednesday night at t h ..school. Everyone is asked to at» .jsI tend.

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