The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 22, 1948, Image 7

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•UOS OVZB JOBDAB CSOIB ig.no Two Concerts (GS OVER JORDAN WILL HEARD HERE ON MONDAY Wings Over Jordan, the world’s greatest negro choir, I appear on next Monday, October 2; in Camden at and evening concerts in the Mather Academy au- afl The choir is under the direction of the Rev. T. Settle, its originator and director, who has made that it will always remain non-profit, non-denomi- 1 and inter-racial in theorjr and practice. policy is exemplified , tact that during its spec- career, Wings Over Jor- arances have included __ churches representing liy all of the- major re denominations of both face or reli^on of a r or audience is never ques- tie only factor being the of the cause, afternoon concert at Hiither Academy will be- i it 4:30 o'clock and the concert at t:4S It is announced that t seats will be reserved a i at both the metinee svening performance*, are expected at (concerts. interesting and little ,.i feature of the choir is the (devoted by the organization preserving and per- the sacred negro spirit- i movement inaugurated by [Settle has become a major It is his hope event t a building which i the collection of spirituals rdings. Over Jordan presented broadcast over CBS in [Since that time it has car- of devotion to 1#.- McGregor Jackets GABARDINE LEATHER IHEORN'S Clothing - Shoes Furnishings 000,000 listeners from coast-to- coast every Sunday for 11 con tinuous years, interrupted wily by a ten-months overseas tour for the USO during the war. Although the choir was sched uled to remain for the usual six- nronths stay on this tour for the USO, the commanding general of the 92nd Division and the chap lains of the Fifthy Army request ed that they be allowed to remain overseas for a longer period of time and the group stayed for an additional four months, touring Western Europe, i Courses In First Aid And Acddept Prevention Here - A 30-hour first aid instructor training course and a six-hour ac cident prevention course will be given at the Kershaw County Red Cross chapter headquarters, lo cated on Lyttleton street near the Grammar School, November 8-19 by William J. Fix, ji specialist from the Southeastern area with headquarters in Atlanta. Dr. A. W. Humphries is chair man of the first aid instructor committee end Arthur Stokes is chairman of the accident preven tion committee. They request that Cross chapter at Red Cross head quarters. HALLOWE'EN CARNIVAL There will be a Hallowe’en Car go toward builc rooms to ‘ public is invited. proceeds Sunday sc school church. The Go To Church Sunday Die Vagabond ol American Ballads" £1* Ik, CROSBY Mills • 7' > I •v*wret mw County Finance ■ • • >* ^ yu .‘A e > treasures of n mi.• ... . . A.. . ,,'f a ENTERTAINMENT.. Featuring labond Litton <* 12:45. >AOE SEVEN ■SSMlgaBI A. A r A r A J i Hails IcRSKbSej MB half or whole SMAU-AVG. 8-14 LBS FWCI EFFECTIVE COLONIAL .. PRIDE “• COLONIAL iL PRIDE ^ 7-INCH CUT colonial PRIDE Lb. thru wn>j POUND O00AI l _ te HDER BA8Y IEEF , — I«»« aoasr u, «i c 0 * llr ' SHOOKOSR to* n u 67c I | aotnvD srsax u. n* I 0c ** n ' fr « h J-BOBTE STEAK u 77 c I v * 33c HiOlHi STEAK Lb. 49c | L8, Mu,,et 30c Lb 39c j OreaB*d Whljjng jjc qiHT* p ^— — Food Dollars Buy More at Colonial! SCONOISlST TO tlym (6-8 lbs.; Half Armour Star na Orange Gls*e: 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup fretb orange Jok* blespoon orange rlni Wrap hara ta 1>»»7 wh i c h It or the *!«“'“ to uncov ored comes. gide down. Bipe ^ oC for to* ^ S “undi.rchilWh«to i During ^^ r h °^d rind and «»*• ^ ov * r ia hv cookinj SOUTHERN STYLE VANILLA WAFERS S 25* -*r- PHILLIPS TOMATO JUICE K>*-Oa. Cans ^ Ad shop Tho 4bkW CS Wap! NEW PACK’S IN. BURSTING WITH PRKSH FLAVOR! [green GIANT ] PERK UP FALL APPETITES—CON DEN8BD CERAM OF TOMATO SOUP HEINZ 2 \a2e made by coojuns m inutea. . ^entatogetherto*^ U dj- 1 ^■CTAhPJLAyuj.niL.JXCgU^T roujAUtai 1 STOKELY CATSUP RICH AND FULL-BODIID, FRESHLY GROUND 2 No. 1 Cans meat iSS!ut alt rt room (OfW F r COCOANUT COFFEE 29* Hh. 'I.--JUA-- ha r-A-* Jt WELCH’S KRAFT’S “ 14k Floor ■■■i ti i , NOW! m GET SPECIAL HOUSEHOLD INSTITUTE CARD PLAN FOR ALUMIMUMWARE ENDS OCT. 30tli SAVE!-GET pETAILS AT COLONIAL PLAIN OR SELF- CS FLOUR ^-.93« WEST POODS CSCAMT MAYONNAISE ~ 51* kxtka lamw rtuNaa SUNSWEET iilsvo WASNBOEN’S OBIBD m >A*to 27a MEATS rot NABOBS SWIFT’S 2 j- 3»a StmsHINB SALTED KR1SPY caacanw u- 25a Sandwich Bread Our Pride 18’ XHb. H-Lb. Loaf c '*<*■ 27a •/ -.iVr v? ■ # ^ iM. 49a RLACKEYES *«. I9a 27a PANCAKE SMini too. 18a ISOs. Caa tomatoes vano LADY BBTTT «*. MmU BUt VICKIES f'nmnlvxinn Smmmb * '} J| PALMOLIVE 31* 2^19 e 2!:27’ am m SmotohmU CAULIFLOWER TUDlRrw MB 3 a 25* SPAN % 23’ (CM* 2 H_23* THRIFTY PRICE- FANCY hiiSbitm Carrots Lk •£ t*, ^ 2 - 19c MBMMSBi' ' ui - , * m **!I*«WN ik anvaAF 2 ^27c r '< 'T. '■ An 29c Fop ‘H** ■wofcwtH votctacs -29c FANCY 2 Me. ■j,1 ,-)i fit ■-4?. & ■-t I ; ■*' . ■i Mto 73c R -,'F v T m't'i It ■V; t Jcf Mr-. » a ; tTBIE t*-