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t" , y V ' ; * ; SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1*4* Twcfiy by Glister C. Means Spent Wffk With I'arenU At Hmm Mi ss Ethelyn Byrd spent the weekend with her parents.: Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Byrd of Umtn Miss Byrd is a graduate of South Carolina State College, and is a member of the faculty at Booker Washington school ' , ? ?:? Attend* Son's Graduation At Slate College Maceo M. Nance. Sr., of Washington. .visited retail veA " T ~ friends here whilepuasing through enroute to Orange-* * burg to attend the commencement exercises at State College,; where his soiv Maceo, Jr., was graduated on Monday. ~~ ' ' - . .1' r . Visited Father Who Is III On Jblr-nnd Mrs. John Outten of 1616 Gregg street visited the former's father. W^j A. Outten, Wl KldgeWay oh the weekend.. The elder Mr. Outten has been ill for a week but is rc ported recuperating nicely at home. "Witnessed Baccalaureate Rites At J. C. Smith, Henry H. Dimery attended the baccalaureate services at Johnson C. Smith University at Charlotte Sunday. He is a I ?/ I 1- ? 1.- ? L - ? 1? -? IIiauunvc v* oinini iiou is huw n nivmutT on mc iixcuny AX * ' Booker Washington school. / Corporal Visiting \M0A1er On Furlough ' Columbia's popular and well-liked Corporal Ulysses Cilliam. stationed now at Fort Knox. Ky., it* home on a furlough. He is the won of Mm. Ruth Cilliam. 2431 Senate St. * Association a/ College Women Hold Final Meeting The regular meeting pf t()c Columbia chapter of College Women Was held Wednesday night Ht the home of Miss M. ,R. Sa*om Final bu?in?M for the year.was completed, which included a tuition scholarship for Ixmise*Marina, a student at Benedict College, an award for a senior girl in the graduating chess at Hooker Washington, congratulation tarda t?\, scniorgirls at Benedict ami Allen, and flowers to. the gradouting girls in ihu high schools of The urea." Miss H. M, Craft gave'an interesting rei?ort on the con vent ion she attended in April at Newark- N". J. as a delegate from the local chapter. The following officers warn* elected: Miss Craft, president; Mrs. A. I.ybrand. vice president; .Miss CI inter C Means. recording secret hry: elected to In* the corresponding secretary. Miss Kdna Vt?ung and . rnade the treasurer. Miss Willie (Irant. The rcjmst served during, the evening Consisted of chicken salad on lettuce, crackers, olives, nuts and candy. Misse's Saxon. .Means and Madame K. i\dam? were, hostesses for the.meeting. 7 ? IIsUtm \init At Spclnmn College Mr. and Mrs; Robert Baker, and their sons. Rohert. Jr. and James Albert, .visit*"*! their daughter and sister, a junior at Si*elm?ir-fV?Ht*Kt? in Atlanta Sunday., Miss Vivian Baker, who plans to study further this*summer. a To Kent* in In Newberry For-A While Alvin and Jtmmta Mofina.Je.ft for Newlnrry Friday, where they planvto spend u few weeks with their father and brother. Barney Means. Sr. and Barney, Jr. before beginning their study f<>r the sumrnei'al the bx-nl summer school ' _? + + + ?* Final V-T.A .Meeting Held At llotUrd Schmil The' final -meeting of the K<..h<vl year for Howard elemen tary school was hold last Tuesday in ffro'Titiriitorium A ve?-> interesting program was presented for the many parents who attended. T\vo skits. '.'Atlantic Community" depicting phiises of the t'N hv the six grade. .and. and "Spring Fe.ver Kt? tl\.? I* ?? '-i-- -- * * *" ? - ? * ' * .... tun ivlii in Kiuuc, ?i-n' presenieu. i nr principal's message to the parents-Was; "How to Spend an Knjoyable vacu? ion with Your Children." Principal Madden also expressed appreciation to the parents for their splendid cooperation during the sc hool, year. The str. grade;classes left to the scheol--a-4ar-ge-portrait-&f-Mr. Mndtlen-io be hung in* the front . enfrft'nre halt. ">v '.. "" ****** Cornwelb* See Son Graduate Rev. and Mrs, Kdward Cornwell. Sr., 1 SHI Waverly St.. left Friday for Washington to attend the graduation exercises of Howard University where their'son. Kdward. Jr., is graduating in the *ch<*>l of Medicine. ****** v See Young Calhoun Finish At Hampton Mr. and' Mrs, K.-F.-c'alhnnn. Sr.. and their daughter- Vivian, Margaret and Peggy, motored to Hamptop. Va. Sunday to attend the commencement exercises of- Hampton. JnstdutcJTheir son. I w?n i< .? r*?..?v.?-? -r *1 ... ... .. iiFiiiuti mi me graciuatu?g class.* Columbia Women's Council , The Columbia Women's \ Council closed its year's work, with a. reception in Allen University's Temple of Music, Monday evening. Stay :p?. I his shall !>? ^ic of the. ahnual features of the Council. The program consisted of gfoup --lnging. j solos by Mrs: James M. Hinton, accompanied by her (laugh- j ter, Norvella. and Mrs. Charles Jeter,~HCcompanied by Mrs. Durham Counts. Mrs. (?. K. Nelson gave words of welcome, to meml>ers and their quests. E. R. Russell brought ?reet ' ing* from the Men's league and Mrs. Hicks from the Voter's League. Additional music was rendered by Mrs Alston. Mrs. Buchanan ami. Miss Bertha Reese, Each person was gi^en a souvenir on which to keep a record of at least five persons whom they have helped to register by the first meeting in October. Punch, and cookies were served. Officers of the Council are: Mm. (T E. Nelson, president; Mr*. John W. Northrop, first vice president Miss Janie Smith, second vice president; Mm. I. C. Brown, recording? secretary; Mr*. Fannie , Phelps Adams. corresponding secretary; Mr*. I. H. Alston, treasurer; Mrs. J. P. Reeder. chaplain and. Miss A A. Nelson. Chaiman of the program committee. * . -. Vhrila With Ben And Family. ? *?" Mrs. Rachel R. McCray of Lincolnville scent Mnrd?v MHty in lfee dir. TttUfet Wr mi, John H. Mct'rpy. afe| . Roosevelt, and their families - J ' - - : Daughters Home On Viajl Mr?. Nellie Sanders. 1224 Liberty Hill, had happy reunion , ? Willi her dauelitei| last weak. All of them, now liviing in Brooklyn, N. V., came home on a visit. They are, Mrs. Julius Che vis, Mrs. A>k? Shelton. and Yr and Mrs Raymond Scott, , i Mother And Son On Visit Mrs. Frances Morris end eon and James N. Smith of) New, ? ark are pending their vacation with relative in the city. They are the house guests of Mrs. Amy Sumter of Allen-Benedict Court and Mrs. K C. Williams, also of the Court. ee~" ?- . ft' ' 1 . : C ' t ...... > 'A ? 7 THE LHJHTHOUSK A! Harrisburg Fetes ^ miss father 'Miss Tuskegee* GETS D1PU)MA MAGNOLIA. MJSa ? (ANIM HARRISBURG. Pwn. Mist Myrt M Coney. 61 year-old Gwendolyn Taylor, 'daughter of ... . , ... . Det Lt and Mrs jPatrtek Taylor. ,alhc* four c^Wre? gradu honored at the Foster Street Y Rdaa ILU High schorl M. C. A, Friday night. In i n- here recently. He received hit iss&sz&fu'sew? cr~> -h<-' lor, who was recently elected by principal and one of his sons the Tuikefee Institute student The older Coney 'graduated Academic Y*r. 1&4MM0 * fr?m lhr Magnolia Normal and Tavlor who is a .Tumor '"Atrial Institute, grammar in the Department of Physical w-'.hool. *? 190V JoJ. Education at the famous AIaham ? school for three and a half years educational institution, has been be{(>r( family responsibilities s member of Tuskegec'S National | , . . s'. A A U.. Championship Track',r,ncd hlm and Field Team, for the past jwinter. 3# years after he 'h*r if ^ ^jjS1 \ssirty "--""I R?h>?h,ii TV. ?KirK k.. ^ senior for the final semester lost a game for the past ttirre 1 Another son, C Albert Coney. ***** '| .s 'JfV ational teacher at the Miss Taylor was graduated ^hool from William Penn Hiah School in IMC where. she received the i LITTLE ROCK NEWS Scimitar Award for scholastv | , . . . - ?... uriim? and athletic excellence. She flew LlliLE ROCK Mica Wtlma tp Harrisburg from Tuskrgee on i McRae* daughter of Mr. and Thursday. - .A * | Mrs M D McRae of Harrier, S M.ss Taylor experts to return C received first place In the 10 to Tuakcgee in time to get in con [ th tirade of Dtlllcn High School ditKjjj.for the A A- U.. Trirk and M Hm?is? M< Ka>> also receive! Field Championship, which will M1* E,oulHf *,*> r<KrlNca hf. held in Odessa, Texas. August honor. ,2 an', 13 The Baccalspjfeate Sermort wu Conn. Girls' Schooi\ Drop# Entrance Dan ,n? liuptl^ chul>h- M,v .29 His subject wa* "I am Look ( MIDpl.EBL'RY, Conn?(,ANP) I ms for u Mnn." ....u.xyn miltngham. head mis- I- . ' - . , i,,. ? trei* of Weslovrr school. has <in . Thc |unrra* ?' ^Jr* Pj r# noM, r<i ? ,m'ajj?r change in the wh" v, y,a .school's admission policies A, ' on Sunday, May 29.- . cording to a public statement. Mr Mukc McHac, who ha* W,-stover, one of the nation's tip1 been on the sick list for s<?tn.? .jiuli'lf gl h *' ~l>o a r d ] njfiic h'< hi U'. will" tunc la' infpT?vmK"*lt<wly * ' i?dnut a limited number of qua],- "> ' t. tied Negro giris. Mrs. Rhone veil Hears The new 'piiliry. was first en f _ . . undated .to 150 members of th? /'/ffl For i\. J. Mett Westover S? 1>?m!I Alumnae" i,?i i * elation. No opposition was vo)< c.l ;?T:A~KK; ~StltKT-SS. N7V ?? iA. If wc profess democracy, we Nl'> Mr* K lea nor Kixiwyci . should practice it.' Miss billing chairman of the U N hum m ham i|ri.lsfr<i 1 he war. which right* commission, was visited ty was supposedly (ought for deny j ? delegation here last * week ' ' *' > Jx;is fon ed us to think a I amj[ presented w ith un appca) in wu these- tlungs W,. can behalf of the six youths to die longer evade the t?aur. (|| ^ olertT1l. chalr for the mur Tl . mi sties* Stated that sh. der of ? white furmtufe dealer did not believe that it would be \ The d< legaii."X Wanted the'eo fail to admit u lone Negro girl- , , 1. . I feel hat ? group of Ncgro,^n,miw,?" l" "JE? Ji?dain. * from f.ur to eight) would be!1'-*" ftnd 4,av,r*^54* w able to make itself felt-ax people] th?l *'? V mo'c easily than a single Negro.'-J being deprived- of their civil ; ? 1 . 1 1 rights . Jessie Kane tiHl matci 1 My\ Ho?>MV.-it. however ton ine .??i? Krtuun ?nc enuia /i<>? per* your hair perfectly. . for*- the commiWlon She cx: panned that the Hump tt-deaflJ-itW a ruvtiuallt.. not h' IITIHK 1 "mJMnJ |,>ITu?t; of violation* f treaty FfMM which ?? not in force " M J Most Outstanding % jj^r n 1 ? ? A Wkla ! (%/ia KlAM/ii TTtt m0?\ pht-t IHinP I in with your own hair and keeps 1 tho rough #n<U ovon. Pitting froai ?*r^to sar^and^houldsr^ength.^the your now hair lsng& look ea nat* , I oral that no ana eaa tall tha 4tf. Ml JHQpHKH faro oca ....?^? Jlk-#4 r ^ jKhI ^F', Y fl If n\ 'year rfi<J senior at Samuel Hou*^| V ton College, - Austin, Trias, won OLAMoUll^^l the 1949 Intercollegiate cpmpe Pk(.Y. BOY tition, co-sponaored by Westing CLIST0T~^^ ^ hmw Corporation?and?the Utt.St filled Negro College Fund, mefcnThla JESSIE XARK baek of tf? fln* lhat ,hc adjudgad the most wa In ouuundif* student of college* 2tS?"Sui aaa^aataTet 2S participating in the Fund ym ?iVS-rj?* c?? ??:?* ? ?* v?? v s Irons, tharaby gMiic row half *M Saving Bond, for marntain.ng a |? t|*i* Ka air Willi. straight "A" average for four year* - BL,. oomoooooooooooooooooioi J . M \ KLGENE WASHINGTON Ik MfflffiPQRf ' flKW I v M ^ Rt?. I, Box 40& A Coirabli, 8. I^MAMGAtOLTre *1 fPbneral Home, Inc.? tSm ??. mEmSt? I A. ML MAMIOAULT, Mgr. I iwp > omWb?, 1 I m "*** AMBULANCE SERVICE I JESSIE JURE Iff fNlkAvi!! NrwYwIi CM '' "T"' *** ^ ^^MniHumntnnpoooomi i . ? ? ? __??? ? j. ' / > "'" v / . . t " ^ ; ' v MD INFORMER. COLUMBIA. 8. C. 'Peach Blossoml^i To Mrs, Bethune 'I'.' '-i : - ? V ? . -r? iii NI: By Gmtta Dm|Iu Jnhmw I .You've traveled far A long, long way > From the low, km- ground of Born handicapped. I*'in unde. H^h9| An underling. disfavored, jfl . Yet stilt the yeast of daunt tormenting lb^> ; VkAmu Pi In your Heart s?LL__1A '* 4 Nothing could bind you. hobf Br "V ev \ you,?in p V. fV i i ;it around, your aplnt .e. ' Vim | '* L .All tethering* all feudal bar* t Ob You climbeai r V j 1 Climbed highest ladders. round I I* J ???l^T -? - _ JBIJ ' l 'Ulld { -.5:. . :- - , Yoik mounted. Ending kimlly V IN KEEPING wtih tradition. 1 hand* to aid you.??"7 (Students of > ort VaTTey 3UW , Hearts to understand? '? Cc.i y ^ r.-Mu. Thr warldmadc.way far too. Peach Uloasom * This year the _. f 1 honor Rhea to Mia Stella Lu- .;vi ,k,^ cm. freshman student fr.,.m M i VoureachedThe hLght *\ ? m con, Qa Mis* Luru Ik a graduate 77 7** hpd^hr ****** *? of Hudson high school. . and ts 'A*. thkr.. very popular among her fellow An landing thert, firm. and ,tudaota-(ANP>. t down : . J With a gentle* kmaf hand Happenings In Artd vol|" lh""?'whu tu"?w^ ?? ? - . a?. Who struggled up the cruel Around Florence , , . . Itave rivrnfort-an-or, cried a By E.P. Broome lou<i: Tontc up, come on, aland by lit? E. Cvana Hi I my ada" /FLORENCE Approalmate VISIT URINATIVES ly 1.500 people gathered on th new athletic f??*l?t of Wtlaon lugh Mr. and Mra. Ityinan Williams school on Tu'seday, May 24 for the of New York City are visiting dedicatory wrvicea of the .field ' the llvman William*. Sr her*4 and and Ui witness .the for a c?juplr of week* . Annual. Mav Festival presented . Mr, Williams wofked In the by the Wilson high.artd.Element' offu? of Thl. t.^hthouse and In W-a- ~ I former for a while during the Special guests weWrCUT* plfln- "war.' in which Mr William* was als. members of. the City Schoot I ? Ko|itier * lioard. Superintendent of l.Yy . .. ' S. Iuh.1* anil J.mm Kogcr*. Morn*. Th^ ?\ fh* in( News Editor m'w '>Uht '^nng^the week i;< . J \v Curry .District Su;> s'*.?/?w /.V// fVnsa . rrliilrnrtarn fit Ihr Mnlluilial I* ' ** _ f OT t\( (l C- VOHH i PiVofml Church for the Floren- a*. " ^ Area. mailt* the dedicatory I "A A nt. J . of Wilson, was r of , | The athletic field cover* five Ml eight toot felK.T Thel'e itl ?'?-eVef! SCl'l lutPi "1 fX-tf table bleacher* seating appro* The Wr^^lW vided by the M.I100I board. in HI * '47 The it6e) fence, blftKchen j^Lggi^V 111 k. etc., have been provplud by the citi/vn* at large from .con- ~ Bfc. trihutmrvri. donation*. and through various program*. ~ Mi?Alexander?fc?Ciutle**,?Vha? ft rat 'Nauru- salesman in Flnrence will receive a position a* a I full time salesman for the Dixie Appliance, Company, a white .H Mb S. Darg.in St Mr Cuilea, a native of Partiplico and Florence, i* an exper-. MISS MKL.EN Phillip*. talenticnr ed man in the field of salet- young St Louui soprano, will manshlp." having . worked with jJO one of the guest artists' at the 1 he?Pittsburgh Courier Publish-! \ttlVl ean National Bed Cross coninn C* 1 imtui r* .. <'?? ??1 - mi kyi'iiu years, vi'ntipn in Atlantic t ity, fl. J.? irvl in other wmlUr business v h,rh begins June 27 Her vote# | The sOcces* or failure of Guiles ix-ing compared to that of Mita depends largely upon the Ne- vtanan Anderson * ] groe? of Urn community - - ? ? 2ZZZ7 Mrs Anna Douglas, former joooooooooooooooooooo r Florence County achool tcachcr.il 9 W* KxmI la VtM Fm4> 2 w? honored _ui a brief ceremony 5 ? . - ^ X at Holmes School Wednesday af- P Baen Maw A Bpaei X t?rnoon. May 25. Participants X OYSTERS IN SEASON ? on the program included M*". ? Q Putnam, program director of 2 8TBAKB Radio Station WoLS who prcai- o CHOPS . o ded A pen and JmtkjI set was 2 ' FSIKD CKUCKMN 2 presented Mrs Douglas by Jack 0 * 11/irt fXTXI 2 Johnson, secretary -of the Hi Y 2 I ,1II j| iMi Fj IINIi 9. Club o 5 Mrs Douglas, in her responv* g jfi09 HARDEN ST 8 to the gift, said, "We hav? the p !, rnlnmliU a 0 nnest group Of peoptrTtr be found g ~? v^iumoia. ?. i . n Florence " She related how, 8-00000OOOOOOOOOoOOOOOOOI) in her enthusiasm over a good derd of lli-Y Club, she wrote to jack M< Flory. master of ccr- I ernorues of the Breakfast in Hoi- I M hB?S I lywood program telling of this I flani(ll P Hm I act The Club had made It I W MB I* | possible for Nann . - ?v ">vn, nvia v V?ar? old and hhnd atoce hurth, j| - ? tM ggjg her^tght ' II <?n. M?m. Jaae ?-4 ll Klcfcerd W Id mark nd?? ' -. - . ' :'; . ll . COLOR CARTOON ? ___ 11 Movietone New* HE" ? 1^-^?~ i=l a DRY CLEANING |__^= ?-?"ONE DAY DRY CLKAJflMO I VOVtL' \ND PR88INO RSRYlCr IM Hkelton. Brian Donlary te PHONE B17-J 1 ?A Southern Yankee* 405 Wect Main Street ^ - . - || ud Geerge O'Brien la , ; ,, | | - , 77^ ^|| 'Border Patrolman'^ > ' . .7 , . v"r' "iuH ROOMS i SOFT mnni wU. Thm If* t-t UILU BRER AM |IW u,^ Y~*. akJ rnafinlliiBij C>? " MN?t C?UHNI ?C; CitMnnpimw THE ACCU8EIV " ?7 <_!u*_^e<Bee Pee4 COMEDY CA8TOQW TAXI 8RRTICS N?w? *f *Jm WmM . Iky or lfI|M Ch**' t ? *rw iw . ??* *" Pri ki IttM U-ll WRIGHT " poy^ rKAtw^ HOTEL CAFE 4 WiliH VMfl TJS^BpSuSl ' j PHONE MM Mt B. Haaptaa EL j ' " '' ' ' ' ' ' ^L^MRWRRWMMRMR^BilP i l:'-: ' i-X': > ...... 1'AGE FIVE r~" -. ; - Charleston Event* Malone Home Ha* And Ncum Hem**, m CHAHtESTON ? Thr Dlvts- ST. LOUIS ? IANP) ?Mara tonal Commute* ol the Carolina than 25,000 persons aaw tha paloNki nunty Cilrl Seouta l*a*A * ra4? and attended lha feaUva'. Girl S^Ut realival May a ^ week In observance of tha Burke Auditorium. Mr. m u , , ,. . , Walker an I Hubert Morrison annivaHary of the Annie lead th? k>and march, Partic- M. Malone Children's (orphan) tp4nt.it on tha poraram Included home Mr> W.K Croaa. Mm M - i m llW Mabrjand lSTE! Honor guest of -the daywas K T?<iweU. Award* were pree- Mr*. Annie M Melone, founder entcd Mr> E K Towelh Mlw M. of the home and owner of Poro ****, k?1*4 P; Hick- college in Chicago. James tin The KesJUval committee was _ ? . comp^ed oTtLH Firming. Mn.-' K t"1^- executive iccroUry o. scs M Ropsr. H Macbeth said I: the Pine Street YMCA, wa? thalr Smith 1-ittle Felicia Ann Tho- man of the May Day program. ma# >even months old waa dree- n,. . ._? ...1 m tSMTl .cflu. .nd W .. tnbuted Urr chatter when tho l>can William Pickens of the U. Htvioa Promise wag repeatrd. S Treasury department, and J ? T'U following rtieived five f W't^l, edilbr of the 8t XdOUv^i membership ping K Olb_ U Ar<u* ' ' ?otv K. Dunbar. E liennett, R Total receipts lor the occasions .. if-: Rupee. K Chapman. S K Qar were *3,343.96 Mrs. Haitie Dick ten and O. Richardson. Second ?bn 4s superintendent of the Me* class baites ami to W. Jack- lone home. son. L. McDuugal, K Potter, F . - Toltx rt and H Kb** Room. Earl Scott and Lawton nJ Chun hes of the cdy pees- Bullard received cash award* e?it?t an "All ? ?. "?' -- ? ?i, a* year uu? i*o.t and Courier County Hall for Ihc benefit of hold contest# In which they tnth* YMCA rtrtv? recently Drvtt? readers to write and oom rW II Jeinafcrn was guest speak- mend their earner* who are wot cr. Miss Matllr M?r White sol- Hi* of receiving prizes, out Other participant* on the Mua Thclma Hoover, field k program were Revs J.C. Dun worker of the Woman'# Dlvi* -3 l?ar. O. St. C Krankllrv tAl Ion of Christian Service, was the liuunpfcin. JW Morris, and Ft spoakcr at. the Spiritual Service Met* The following churches #l Wesley ME Church May 13. , Virre r? presented Salem liaplia! s.D. Cladwell presided and by Th< Th?>mp?oh Singers. S: Mr?. A.E Field* M:itthaw? i>""'" " " ,?.?IVUUVVU ...w? t ernrll UWH | upcjakrr -\l fllin<Hr. Brntrice Bunch tnc I - - * ? ^ . G,*pel Stjmjcr*. Ml Zlon AMP,1 >00000O0O0^<^0U?0?0UO0? Miw A Horry. Muaic was rend 6 \ AUUILAN r? p rred by the Hurke Band Mem - g (irrtrcr.VkMarvel . 5 her* of the Committer' are Bo p CiAS and OIL In rl Miller. Chairman; Kev E 0 PROMPT DELIVERY . 5 A I. uunpkla, ixwullvy aecret- pPtoanea IMA ? UN . 1 iii>, |1 Calhoun. IfMiurir; HV1|t til K.' C'hevca Street* l(i i I) 1) vim, '<Jire?twi lp Florence, South Carolina 5 The Ml..? mti ooooooooooo?09?woo?<g<; fn>m SC. ' A I VBHBMHHBHMMHBI .1 M Cull k. ently: F-tlrol I H Garrett, CaYolyn L> Mmtyck.H . ?-J 4hrmin?'-K?- I'iiyne, -LatHa?V.llBi If Ar II||||||hI Hrovo. Itu?*iin<l Coquette. F.Ira- II V VI W |||||||LI nor a KKhardaon, -Star,-II ~M . ' Vl: yard, M u >p? r. and Al II I : 1?-?I La The dctfrevall I were ?.0frre<l at the 53pl com II . ] p I'UrnitUFI ^ ~ mmeoo-nt ot^hlici on May .loll I Banquet* w?-ro held to honor || |vni< Vr,kiii? I vl wmnuit; daily |,a|^i-, carnort .on II -I?OF I OUT - Ilt~^H Saturday, May; 28 One itroupll I ! waa (fled- at Henry'* Hintaurant II _ ' I ' ij| land the other at Johftaorig TeaII HQME I OOOOOOOOOOOO. . Uf-w,.,000000II . I, -llH "(let Mother"* t arr~Kay II Tk. Tkl ? - ? I ....,^ ^100 wr,r Terms " J II T ?HVANT 11 . I . (Tciincp* and i)ycnt I * a 'babiwii ?." 7 711 Main Slrrct I DAI MFTTQ ^oooooooooo^oooooooooojo^ Fweeeweeell WW Sunday thru Hrdnrwla ll'limitlirC Co.t IlIC* TltK BARKLB Y8 |lH29 M?ln St. Ph. HH21 OF4 BROADWAY* MHMRDS S with Frrd Aatairr and A <*tnger* Roge? I Ksquire Cleaners I 1 Wipmm prop ( L2 J I * PRESSING I / t~ - ^ * I REPAIRING |W 9IBIBSSSS3BBBHBSL I * II nnnTll/C , "> _ PINB RTRRBT I I * 2TJ25.*?mt?m "1 POOD STORE II SATISFACTION uu pin* stout 11 Phone 4-8723 '4-1 Virld; of MmU, tmmltrj mmA I 1 1?0S HARDEN STREET - J ''onplpte Line* oi Wmmtj .|l S k CAPITOL CITY 1 I f. .: Baram, Prop. j j SandwlcR Shop ; - . TAXI SERVICE 9 DR. 11. I*. 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