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CHRISTMAS
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needs money?
Does this religious or civic *
fratefnal gioup render free sei
vices to indingent, impoverish
ed or sick people? Are they cor
cerned with the destitute an
underprivivlegcd? Arc they cor
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In nearly every community i
the "world there arc either ind
viduaLs or organizations whos
principle task is to help the;
follow humans toward" a bettt
way of life. Even in prosperoi
United States there are thoi
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churches, schools, clubs, and fr;
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CAPITAL CITY
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1109Va Washington Street
Telephone ??9644
Columbia, South Carolina
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of any gr^up engaged in charity
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Washington Birthplace Memorial iiajj
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' miums on a fifty-fifty basis, all mal
j the sales of the- new Carver- sup|
! Washington Memorial half dol- ^
! lars told by them. The new
a-' coins will sell for $2.00 each. Al- you
'tor paying ffie U. S. Treasury ?
it; fifty j^nta^ here-will .be $1.50 ?|
premium which wilh be divided
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x_ worthy local cause, such as prto- ^
d viding a bed in a hospital, your ?
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r . selling two thousand (2,000) : a
u ; newly minted Carvet-Washing- 1
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j. erous offer because during the y
je past five years wo know the c
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is that dircct-sellihg itf' more ef- m
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n spending over fifty percent of f*
1-j the funds in advertising, wc. arc I
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of his studio at
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offer'is opne to any socior
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spapers interested in helpa
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is a public service? A few
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want to possess this new
ver-Washington memorial
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is to go' around, t\nd the deid
for them will' exceed the
ply. So here is yoUr chance
make a real contribution to :?~
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iTTENTION, SHOPPERS
Don't forget to buy your
Jhristmas Seals. They bright- ;
m lives as well as gifts. They
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THINK OF IT!
(Columbia's Only Drive-In
Drug Store)
mr prescriptions filled and
ug store needs purchased
ting in your car.
WE DELIVER TOO!
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NORTH CAROLINA MUD
LIFE INSURANCE CO
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friendly greetings at this Holiday Seasor
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md extend our best wishes for Christma
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Vosperity in the comiwg year.
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