Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Theatre News IMPERIAL THEATRE Monday and Tuesday Greta Garbo and Nils Asther in "WILD ORCHIDS . in sound HEN FRUIT A Universal Sound Novelty Number About Oswald the Lucky Rabbit A beautiful sung slide number MARIE Paramount News Showing the Latest World Events \\ednesday and Thursday Ronald Colhnan in hi., Iirst sound Picture NIlF.I.ANCIu,V 1ANCE A tr,tnnunt Sound I .-,centati y (>ctavu: Rl.ov Cohen i)cting ~1iv Sn .utldances of th :,thmbrn Do'nkey I (' sil()l' .\ lk;autifut! Color sYmphonmizing inl Sound "CT1L1, W ATE1RS A i,razy K at Ka;rtoon )u J c .\ll.ean in llis First Sound 1't idItctiOn CARNATION IKIL A 'ialkmtg Picture riday n( Saturdav VAN KE l:l I; M)1)l,, LOY A >ondim Prescntation CUL1EGIANS Private Booths MEXICA - PASO D? Specciatlizing' iin (',enutitne M( T'T.E" l.l ' NI-'9282 ('oltmbih Music MEXICA / -iI ovEg M* LLU( A DAi I T H AD T O E LITERARY CLUB IS GRANTED CHARTER (Continued from page One expected to take place in the near uture. The faculty members of the organi c.atioi is Dr. Irene Dillard. Active mem meis are as follows: president, Anne L. New; vice president, Elizabeth Mar shall; secretary treasurer, Foy Steven ,on; lo:-ithy Penland, Floride Gantt, i?lizabeth Clark Jones, Jennie Revelise, Suzanne Jones, Mrs. Flavie Cooper, and irs. N. T. laninet. Alumnae memt hers are: Virginia Greever, Carrie Nell Golf. I,illie Hall, Marguerite Abel dud at garlet I,ivingston. Dni't w~rr. it your job is small \nld your rewards are few, Rlcemhcr that the mighty oak \\'as once a nut like you. D)l,A\R:O0,1) C.\l,l4)RD I'ar:nuntii News Showing the ltest \Vorld Events t' )l,L \llI.\ 'IF .AT'lRE I lii'rI.ia nilit .lareb 7, at ,:3j I'. Ni. t Ihe'lr - I uairtets-- Spiriltual -ad( thec Famuous "l, )USE DANCE" t r cliestra Reservcd for \\ hites I'riccs in iull 75c. l'alcoiv Reserved for i ,rel. l'rices ini iull 55c. ;aller\ . Usual 'rice 40c. Private Dining Room N CAFE L NORTE - xican :itul \tnericant I)ish1cs 3714 .\AIN ST. in, S. C. N CAFE Dancing Drin Delici Ii OF COURS FAIR PLAY PROCTOR ANI - OUT SUCM A 4 SITUATION AS BUT TH EN,1 ~ NO PROC AND WE C RESIST ANYTH BUT TEMPTATIC All of which goes to prove (i we may be excused for saying so) that the pause that ref reshes is the sanest temptation which millions ever succumbed to. And to these same millions the pause that re freshes has come to mean an Ice cold Coca-Cola. Its tingling, dlelicious taste and cool after-sense of refreshment hsve proved that a little minute Is long enough for a big rest any time. The Coca-Cola Co.. Atlanta. Ca. Vesper Services at Blue Ri B:e Ridge Affords Profitable Summer Ck rtain ni.ttjor life, aidjun't 1 ntc, < fr(n1 'i II - duting 1i<-ir f uit .t :tl in ttleLt. Thi 1n - t <h-tide uh11 tlte . r imt l .' ttl di1 a rt I1u t:t 7 t i.. th, ltUi: on.'ti the church. edneatic\lt. . e..t IrN lite n l. t \ i:I ilt it h es b,li tll at d <!ia. t riionu ,h . 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" ; 1 ' + l I l 1 11 s -11 hco to ifca Hfit. \t, .J :' 'N . it :i . 1'tlr111 p. t 120 Theo St AND BEAUT SHOP -+ . ._ t il; ttl t t ' I " l t , -t'!t't'Ii'i 11 l l .' i. 1hI t :I 11 u n"il l is . l' i , SHO "T PAYS::;:'. FOLA.Low These Barber Shops der the best of servi 1sponsibleSt mainaeme1 wvill be appreciated i these to satisfy eacl AD OlP BARBER 1207 6 ai ylto St. 7 FIE PONTS BARBER . AD ESUHO HO 1203 Blann St. .SHOP 172 Mai5St Kismets Entertain Distinguished Guests ALUMNI GIVE LUNCHEON National Officers of Phi D. T. Visit Local Group of " Petitioners Five national officers of the Greek l"tter fraternity, Phi Delta Theta, spent one day of last week in Columbia, after returning from an installation at David son College. While here, they met the members of the Kismet club, which or ganization is petitioning the national fraternity. T he group of officers included: C. W. Doten, chairman of the survey con nission ; lenry K. Urion, president of the gencral council of the fraternity; Geo rge Banta, editor of the Scroll magazine of the fraternity; .\rthur R. 1 priest, execltive secretary; and Fred J. \I illitan. traveling secretary. A lunch a1t the .leiierson Hotel was -iven them b tht alnui members living in Colum I i>iieer, 11f the Kismet slub are \\. 'arey Gregory, president; Ralph 1.ewis. vice" president: and W. M. (!nattlehattnt, secretary. per leade of thi "r p th 0ib r,! 1, It l it r1' ..i'na t llt i e 1t " r I s tr h n . the l (hi "f, 1,1.1 i . :1t, :1. Ii ate w ; i tl lx ti T H ESE! are equipped to ren ,e and are under re nt. Any cornplaint is its the intention of i and every patron. ister Barbers LONSFORD'S BARBER SHOP 1211 Tavlor St . Phone 4656 MAYFIEI.D BARBER SHOP No' Arearle flldg Phone 9175 McCARTHY BARBER S HOP 16(Y Stumter St .. IMPERIAl, BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 1.142 Min PALMETTO BARBER SHOP -V' --t-et of Palmetto I hu'm -C'r Main andl Wash. P'h''ne 9135 COT UMRIA BARBERS SUPP1.Y COMPANY -.'A M a 'tqi' all kinds