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v'V VISIT ATLANTA
r" y Mr and Mrs. Thomas I
: ( Blassingale motored to Atlar
\ end with Rev. and Mrs. R. E
^ \ Mrs. Rowe is the--sister of
v they visited friends at Atla
RETURNS TO PARRIS IS!
Pvt. Herbert Nelsofi o1
returned, to duties in Parris
leave ^vvTth'his wife, the for
parents at 2866 Washingtor
CHARLESTON VISITORS
Mrs. Miriam White oi
ton, accompanied by her tv
spend the weekend in the
Mrs. C. H. Dannelly, 2359 1
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WEEKENDS AT HOME
Miss Catherine Kyser <
in the public school systen
weekend at home, 2205 Sta
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AKA EORMAL
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The AKA's, undergra(
dance at the Allen Universi
Music by Harold June. The
with souvenir combs. Decor
colors of the sorority.
k isik&i
|r By Mrs. Mamie E. Fields
CHARLESTON ? State w
men honor Robert Shaw Wilki
son with Memorial Teas:^
v * Moncks Corner with Mrs. Se
?h ion president had their tea
& / ..February 17.
Hartsville: Mrs. S. C. Allc
f state chairman of teas, reports
I successful tea by the Helpi
Hand Club of that city.
Spartanburg Marion'etts, t
home elub of the State Pre
F " dent, had their tea February
Ife*, - nvors details later.^
Charleston's club women ?
r , nuoHy have a community Menr
r rial Tea, honoring-not only 1
i; Robert Shaw Wilkinson, but t
Rev. D. J. Jenkins founder
the Jenkins Orphanage. T!
year the program vyas club t
! * ent, each club presented a nu:
. - b?r. Many of the numbers wc
original. Mrs. Ethelyn Part
pres. Elite' Art, a writer whe
we all admire, gavr two of 1
, ..original poems. She was presc
jC' ed by Mrs. Inez Pinckney. M
f | MarceTla Davis president of t
\ Marian Anderson Circle gave
oation "Progress Made by b
gro Womtn" which was rich, a
tnjoy; i by all.
Modern Priscilla's, Mrs.
* Temple president of entire -cl
pres Ated a ^kit "The Best Man
of the Club Year," by Mrs.
E. Fields. Each month tried
prove it was the best, so t
?* club women decided to wo
harder to show which really
the best month of the club ye;
The Poinsettas, Mr^. J. E. Moc
ft
IRISH SODA RRFAD
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^ Celebrate that great day for c
tea and serving (hem Irish Soda
- feet bread to serve on St. Patrick
caraway seeds. The Irish are not<
into many of the dishes they ma
" IRISH S<
r - * 2 cups sifted enriched flour
W teaspoons baking soda
- n teaspoon salt
I tablespoon super
. Vi cup
Light oven and set at 375*F. Si
paper. Measure 2 cups and sift
large mixing bowl. Cut in shorten
Stir in raisins and caraway seeds.
W> flour mixture ahd bfend with i
spread or pat smooth. Bake at 3'
until done. Serve hot in wedges i
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M1E SCOTT
Mance and Mr. and Mrs. Clydi
ita, Georgia and spent the week
>. Howe, 3099 Arden Read, N.W
Mrs. Blassingale. While then
nta University and Spellman.
LAND'
t the U. S. Marine Corps, ha
i Island aft.gr having spent hi
hier Miss Vivian Gray and hi
1 Street.
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193 Fishburn Street, Charles
vo children, Angela lind Mikel!
city visiting relatives. Mr. am
Washington Street.
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of Columbia, presently teachin
l of Macon, Georgia, spent th
rk Street.
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3s, gave their winter form;
ty Gym. Friday night, March
sorority presented their guest
ations were pink and green, t.h
president, sang their club sor
composed by one of their mer
?~ bers. Miss Lydia Anderson, ou
n~ standing musician of our city,
member of the Marian Birn
ss- ga<ve a musical number. Azal<
on Beauticians presented the Ave:
' girls trio, Mr<. Philip Magwoo
m, president..- -. _
a The East Side Jessamines pr
ng sented Mrs. Helen?Talbert in
reading, accompanied by h
he daughter at the piano. Mi
si- Pearl Thoma- was at her be
1 ~ singing her solo for the Maria
etts. The Jenkins Orphana
m- octet of little girls was entc
io-staining. Music was furnished 1
Dr. the Inhmaeulate Conception ch
he ral group of 60 voices and t'
of Burke high male quartet,
his v A great crowd gathered as i
al- ual to support these earnest w
m- men. From Georgetown car
;re our distinguished state ofTicoi
rer Mrs. Pauline McCloud, roc or
>m ing secretary, Mrs. Howard, t
ier chairman of Department of Be
m- t?r Homos and Gar3ens, M:
rsr~Dorothy? Jackson, president
he Better Home and Garden CI'
an of that city. Mrs. C. Pembfroo!
7e- served as general chairman; si
nd did a fine job serving with h
-ushers. Miesdames V. Moultr
I. C. Ropeiy G. Dobbins, I. Danio
ub. H. Parker, T. E. Berry, E. Do
ith bins, A. Brisbane, J. Major.
M. Giles, F. E. Coulter M Mnltiso
to K. P. Waddy, M. N Toomer: tl
ho Misses V. Frnser. A; Schroder,
rk Richardson, A. E. Poinsette, 1
is Staggers, J .Johnson,
ar. The Girls Of The Home
>ro Miss Jewel Long, our senior
FOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY
he Irish by having some friends in for
Bread. There couldn't be a more per*
'% Day. What makes it so Irish are the
d for scattering these tasty little seeds
ice.
3PA BREAD ?
H cup (14 cup plus 2 tablespoons)
shortening
LA ^ ??
t tablespoon caraway seeds
Va cup vinegar
tweet milk
>fc tome flour onto a piece of waxed
with flour, tod a, salt and sugar into
ing with "two knives or pastry blender.
,Jfix together vinegar and milk. Add
fork. Turn into greased 9" pie plate,
F5*F. (moderate oven) 30 minutes or
vith Iocs of batter.
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i Club Celebrates
I 25th Anniversary
At Charleston
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CHARLESTON ? Mr. and!
1 Mrs. Herman Boone, 79 Spring
j j StrOet. were the hosts to the
I Ever Ready Club of the Central
i Baptist Church and their guests,
i in honor of their 25th Anniver[
sary.
The club organized by the late
I Mrs. Connie Jones, wife of the
B ! late Rev. W. P. Jones, who was j
_ I then, pastor, has been one of the
, most progressive clubs of the
q j church. A beauiful bouquet- of
! gladioli and ferns was sent by
I Dr. W. W. Jones, a successful
{ dentist, whose parents were ini
vited to speak and could not at3!tend.
*Lj Mrs,?S. K. Clement,?original
president who held- the office for,
i twenty years, gave a brief history ;
of the club. Mrs. A. J. Murray, i
first secretary, spoke and Mrs.
Nan Baxter, president for th?'
I pafcd five veaTs, sppke to the
.j} group. Present officers are: Miss
: vrvricai. i vt vicr-yic:>iuciii, ;vn^.
E. Campbell, 2nd vice-president,!
' Mrs. H. Parker, secretary and
' Mrs. T. Boone, trea?urer,
K, After the program a quizz was
c>! introduced by Mrs. L. J. Chap|
man with Mrs. E. Havncs acting
t as quizz master. Mrs. G. L. Dobbins,
won first prize and Clifton
. Mag wood of Washington, D. C.
j won second prize.
s Guests present were MrSV'The:;
L> hie Fludd, Mrs. Thelma Simmons,
Mrs. Anna Fields and Mrs.
-- G. L. Dobbins. The decorations
carried out the valentine motif.
An abundance of refreshments
was served. ^ .
Spiritual Group
Donates $100
*g To Hospital
it-r CHARLESTON ? The Sociea
ty for the Preservation of Spiritie
uals has contributed $400.00 to
ea the building fund for the Canry
non St. Hospital. The president
d, Augustine T. Smythe said the society
formerly had endeavored
t._ to assisF old sick or destitote
a Negroes froni care funds raiser
ed from concert. These cases are
rs now cared for by welfare. The
members decided to give the
? funds to assist in the rehabilita
? tion of the Old Hospital and
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lf- Lake View high, West Columbia,
by visited, Charleston witli^Mrs. Al?*
slon to attend the annual Wiikhe
inson Tea. The club women were
haRpy. to see Jewel and to note
is- what a fine woman she is becomo
ing, She "expresses her desire to
ne continue her education and
rs, hope^ to major in Elementary
d- Education. A challenge to the wohe
nun of the state! Mrs Marie
>t- Green Foster, Mrs. Kate Gleatrs.
on Tillman, two of our former
of girls from the home who graduanb
ted from high school a year ago,
ke were in attendance at the Charhe
leston Tea Both girls are good
er house keepers and hare good
ie. husbands and homes. Charleston
Is, gave them a warm welcome. On
b- March 9 nine little girh from
C". .the Home were confirmed at St.
n, Luke Episcopal Church of Col
no unibia-. Rev. Cartey, rector being
S. a weekly visitor at the home inVI.
strutting the girls for this ceremony.
Attend Council Sessions
at Federated Club women from
?..many states attended the- Bish
ops' Council in Charleston; the
gu.ots of Mrs. M. E. Fields; Mrs.
Ada G. Jones, member of the N.
J. State Federation of Colored
Women's Club-, and chairman of
Health, Salem, N. J., Mrs. Prentice
Lawrence of Orang", N. J.,
president of the Lit Muse Club.
: Smtfh?<Carolina women who aft-ended
the National meeting in
Atlantic City in 1950 remember
Mrs. Jones, who was secretary of
communication and responsible
for our telegrams; thi- group is
all ready for the Los Angeles
meeting in August.
Also. Mrs. Mary B. Taylor of'
Jacksonville's Edward Waters
College, secretary to Bishop J.
A. Gregg, 11th Episcopal District.
Mrs. Olivia Harrell, Jacksonville.
the president of tin
I Young Women's Auxiliary to
the Missionary Society.
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APPLICATION FOR
Doreetor of Nurses
CTiTTThTbjTi Hospital *
Columbia. South Carolina
T am a hTffF school yra''u.n
ing more about your pursing
NAME
STREET of HOX: _
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Mrs, RalpSte
llri<lg<> (Jlib Ii
Winsome Alberta Stevenson
was hostess to her Bridge Club, j
with 12 tables, Monday night,
March 10 at Seegars Park.
The hfall was docorat,c*i with
various colors of gladioli, ^milaxj
and daffodills.
Refreshments were .served buff-1
ett style, which consisted of baked
Virginia ham, macaroni, potatoes
souffle, hot biscuits, deviled
eggs on lettuce, mounds, hot
coffee, nuts and candies.
"Each guest was presented with j
Hemingway News !
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HEMINGWAY?Waymon Leg- !
g^tt "imd " sWr-Paul~bT~Ybungs^"
town, Ohio arc home for a visit.
Pvt Johnny A. Davis is spend-1,
ing a few days with his wife,
Mrs. Willie Mae Davis, relatives
and friends. Pvt. Davis is stationed
at Fort Eustis, Virginia.
~Pvt>*Jo7hua W /aver has rer
<r a
turned to Seattle, Washington,
tnhnc/k Un 4c I I 1 nrl 4 \V_
W UU1U ilV Id dV. I IUM UIV,U lU
seas duly. !
Mrs. Isamo Leggett is in the
Memorial Hospital at Georgetown.
The Gray's Crossroad Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Harriet
Gray, Wednesday.
, The Tru-tees of Jerusalem Station
A.'MvE.-C'hureh are spnnsWr
mg 'a contest. Firrft prize-?a
Sf)0.no innerspring mattress; second
prize ? A steam electric
iron; t.hirJ prize-?A china set.
Get a ticket, only $1.00.
News From
Spartanburg
SPARTANBURG ? Dr. Cole,
man W. Kerry was guest speaker
at the monthly meeting of
the NAACP last Sunday. The
message he brought was very interesting.
Eleven new members
joined the NAACP, which is increasing
each month.
er Board of Missions of the Met.-hodist
Church was guest minister
at the morning worship *-ervice
at the Silver Hill Methodist
Church.
Rev. B. 'J'. Soars, pastor of the
Thompson St. Baptist Church.
L will sneak SunHav M .1 r h
16, *on the 'Sij' >}o?< : 'Two Wny<
Eternity." Viskor^ arc. woicom
to attends Rev. II. _C.?Vmrng and
his members will worship at the
church -lurinj* et:troth t h mm
| church Sunday, M rch If) at 3:3n
1 for the Ivnofit f t;- drive. Rev.
Dr. Bod"nbaouh nr.d hi- church
will wor-hip at the church Friday
night. MVirrh 21. at ft p. m.
f >r the same hencfiV Mr-. Tow
W. McJitupsev is the sponsor of
the-fIwo programs
Dr J. C. Bull and Miss C .A.
Flu'ld wish to cxpr.ss their appreciation
to the many friends
for the beautiful flowers and
get-well card- sent to their Motlv
r, Mrs. Minnie F Bull, during,
her recent ilhv ss "following
rtppirlnnt
Mrs. Rosena Kn-rson :i n d
Mr<. I.illn M Williams were
hostossp? Saturday vening to
members of CJammrv Mn Zeta
Chapter. Zetn Phi Beta Sororitv.
Culture
Club Notes
The Culture Club has selected
11 ac very popular play "Outward
Bound" to be presented during
th" State Teachers' As-ociation,
March 2fi at Allen University.
Wo jiro ver\ pleased to have
Mrs. Eva Tre/vnnt return to the
club and h r daughter. Mis*.
Carolyn Tre/vnnt, become a new
member.
The hostess, Mrs Annie Belle,
W- ston?delicious refresh
merits.
Tli' next meeting will be held
Friday, March 14, 5:00 p. m. at
the home of "Mrs. Baxley,' 1111
Gregg Str-et John TT. McCrnv'
will_speak <m "Our Role in 1052
Fle( ttTTnsd1. Come and bring new j
m other aiv friends
TrMi'nin" liluifil for Nnrsoc mi
Cannon St.
M USK TRAIMNC;
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do and m intrivsTi- i n /.: 1 \class
which hrtfins Maph .".1
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venson Hosts
ith Party
a corsage before play began. It
was unique in that the person
who received the corsage likje
that of the hostess received
a prize. Mrs. Helen Jefferson was
winner.
Me-dames J. G. Stuart, Anne
Hopkins, H. H. Cooper, Lucinda
Dantzler and others won prizes
of lovely lingerie and pottery.
The following attended: Out of
Town Guests: Mesdames Catherine
Dawkins Eleanor Sultan
and Geraldire? DeCosta, Orangeburg.
Mrs. Joseph Peoples, Jackie
Williams._Elise Jenkins, Sadie
Bailey, Mai'y Soloman, Blokie
Bailey, Netti'? Thompson, Annie
HeHe "WxjTtDn, "" XmirentTia Lybrand,
Kattie RufF, Ethel Pinckney,
Daisy Roach, Alma Williams,
Blanche Tngrum, Helen
Patterson, Marian Morgan. Mary
Stuart, Gertrude Sanders, Lillie
M-.e Reynolds. Mamie Raifon4,
Mamie Brandvburg, Ada Cooper^
Grace RuTT Nettie Chappelle,
Herdiscne Harrison. Edna Jones,
Anni'e Hanberry, Vivian Ma'
Gregg, all of Columbia. Club
shall. Rachel Griffin and Mrs.
members a?e: Mrs. Annie Hopkins,
Geraldine Fair, Ann Kennedy,
Isabelle Mil-es, Mae Walker.
Blossom Jones, Myi edith
Douglass, Es*er Field, and Helen
Jefferson.
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limNTlCNS^
(Probate Judge's Office)
Louis F. Brinkley, Fort Jackson.
Greta Starnes, Columbia.
. .li.r.v s Bnnvn, New York City,
I.o;s Lawton, New York City.
James Chavis, West Columbia,
Johnnie Mae Stallev, West Columbia.
Robert Lee Donald, Columbia
Hattie E. Pearson. Bennettsvillc.
Wilson Davis, Columbia, Doric
Bookart, Columbia.
Wade E. Golden, W. Columbia,
Frances Buzzard, Leesville.
Howard D. Git.-gg? Jr., Orange.
TTuT^BeiHaR-ftridr-Columbia. !V
f.. 1 T o?*irtlr Trtv\rv Mori
iVl ? i I V ? I lot UU1 At ill", J
Frances Gole, Columbia.
Ja per Sutton. Columbia, Mar
*.)\u Collrns, Columbia.
John Thompson, Inmo( Rub>
G Rurkett, Irmo.
Marfan Anderson
Federated Circle
Sah'tps Year
CHARRESTON ? The Mariai
Anderson Federated Circle, thi
only church, club of the City Fed
oration of Women'- Clubs, c'le
brated its fifth anniversary, Feb
ru-ary 24, at the Central BaptiChurch.
Mi-s Thelma F. Murray
State Supervisor of .Tunio'i
Club-, and granddaughter o
Mrs. Georgiana Murray one o
the original ^members of the
Charleston Todcration, was- th'
gue-t speaker. Mrs, Eva Tlopkinpas*
president. presented Mrs
A. J. Murray, who in turn intro
duced Mi s Murray. Mrs Robin
son, founder of the club tok
how the idea of a church cluV
originate*1, and that all fund;
raised hv the club go to the sup
port of tho Wilkin-on Orpnar
Home. Mrs. C. B. P-^arson wa<
the first president of the circio
Officers for the ensuing year
were installed by Mrs. C.A.Cher,
rv and arc as follows: .Mrs. Ellon
Davis, president, Mrs. Eva Hopkin-.
vice-president. Mrs. I.. J
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v. ii?i[jiiwiii, M'riniii,v, :virs.. Ij. 11.
Magwood, trwsiir T, Mrs K.
So;ihro(ik,Tw;in.>gor, Mrs. K. 11,
Robinson, advisor.'
Mr-. II Alston, matron of t'v
Wilkinson Orphan Home and ori'x
of the original members, told of
!vr four years ' f s twice with
the home. Mr*. A. Purvis railed
for the collection.
Oat of town Ruest were: Mrs
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in the city:
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ward on the Spartanburg dieti\
Mutual Life Insurance Con
jsented in tlie above picture by
[ager Julius E. Williams, Sr.,
, left, to IVIrs. Mamie J. Craw for
Mary E. Williams, daughter of
looks on at left as does I). H.
i\lrs. Ladden
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Speaks To
YWCA Group
At the regular March meeting
of it he Committee of Manage1
mont, Mrs. T. J. Ladeen, execu-;
tive director of the Central Y.W.
C.A., spoke to the member's. This
was tha second in a series of
lectures in which Mrs. Ladeen
gave specific suggestions on the
<ct-up. constitution and place of
Brooklyn Beauts
Bob Hair In
Mr, 'P's' Shop
BROOKLYN, New York?The
' poodle hair cut is catching on
in this town for more reason than
fashion alone dictate. It's
this way._ _ /
' Arthur PrvscL ._tho romantif
balladier with/Buddy Johnson's
band, is owniyr of a barber shop
in the neighborhood. The girls
who have at?eovered fhi* nev^
singing idol are making the shop_,
the busiest place in the borough.!
Not only are thoy keeping up
with fashion but they are hoping
i to get just one glimp-p of their
p latent swoon-favorite.
Rnrl>erine -as a trade turns up
- in m'?ro than one famous sing
ing career. Pdrrv Como. for ext
ample, gave up hi- shears for
. the crowd's. ehcqrs,. Prvsoek is,
r those days .emulating C'imo in
f more ways than this.
f The handsome, young six-footv
er is already rivaling some of
? the top names in the singing
. realm for the afffToctions of the
. nation's female swooners. His
. waxings of "Wheel of Fortune" j
- and "I'll Never Be Free', are
1 .what they a.o clamoring for cur >
rently.
" Ida K. Johnson, New York City.;
" Miss Laura Watson, Greenville.)
1 Julius Snipe, J Duncan and J.;
' Potts.
I ANNOUNCING
Opening of
City Fish Market!
All kinds of Fresh Fish and?'
Seafood in Season
All Fish Dressed ntbh f
2203 (iervais Street
Ma gmw wwr f j
IWeekend_Specmlsl
Steak?Veal lh. 65c j
Stow?Yen! ll?. 19c j
1Ijini (center cut) lh. 69c |
Pork IJver lh. 38c j
QQ Salmon can 51c
SMALL HAM HOCKS
I j You Huy ? VVe Deliver
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if Hobhs' Grocery
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J, and Market
4-^ 2124 Vt Cervain Streeti
Open Nights and Sundays
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EK, COLUMBIA, S. C. Satui
AK, 1951" a- sistant district ma
ict of the N, Mrs. Crawford 1
ipany is pre- pany since 1943, I
district man- debH of $221.53 i
second from
d, while Mrs. trict average amo
the honorep, During *1951 not c
llahcock, as- vice on her route
the MY" in the community.
Mrs. Harold Wilson, chairman i O
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of the board at Central, express-! to i
ed a desire for a closer rela-1 art!
tionship over the business - ses- ?
sion. d
Mrs. C. E. Rutherford, secre- '
tary, read the minutes of the ~
previous meeting, and also gave ^
IK/I roqg 1 iri.r'c rnnnrt Qhti Vtr.w ^_d
oxplaine dthe "Miss Y.W.C.A." I |
contest' which will be lanuched !
within the next few days. ^
The chairman reminded of the ?
Tea which will be held Sunday,
March 30.
Mrs. Bertie Weathers gave a
very encouraging report on the ^
Membership Drive, which is now T^r
in progress, ':k-. .
The business session was followed
by a brief social hour. 941
We ask our Friends to
Patronize our Advertisers
.9Thf VbrijghJb&i& >?6
R r R ^
nmsas^nt l
"\enture capital is somethin' like
poker money. It's just an easy to
-r'.jotfe. fyttt the fa rips and factories it
"Created are still there!"
>o-D aao<KKH>CHa CH?OOOCK>OOCH> g
Sunday through' Tuesday ^
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. in color 5
?Starring? 5 1
5 George Montgomery,
|r Audrey Long g
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OKj-WdY THEATRI
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SECTION f PROGKAM:
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Fri. Mar. 14 thru- Sun., Mar. 16 BFri.
Sui. March 14-15 11^
"WESTWARD THE WOMEN" ?
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Robert Taylor?Denise Darcel
Sunday March 16th.
"ROOM FOR ONE MORE"
? with ?<
Cary Grant?Betsy Drake
Direction: For your convenience
turn right at SKY-WAY sign o>
Rosewood Drive and follow roa? i
to Colored entrance r?ar of ar
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140 CLINICS
nly 140 clinics are availabl* 'fl
meet the needs of 7,500,t)0? . -jH
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CLASSIFIED |
FOE SALE I
LOTS IN GREENVIEW |
H. H. MEEKS CO 9
Harden St. PWm 2-2004 9
ge Lots in Fairwold. Restrict $a
Easy Terms. 'V/c -iaB
IVINCSTON ft JOHNSON ]
Harden St Phone 3-59* .
BABY CHICKS '
ge type heavy broiler cross J
$2.95 per 100. AH stands* . ?
vy breeds tmsexed |SiS p? W
. Started chicks ty2 to 4M ' j
Bks old fttJW per 100 plw
OPing charges. Write tor
}hrg HATCHERY, Route 1.
c 157, Phone S-4919 Cohan
South CanQoa.
College Flower
Shop
1509 Harden St.
PHONE 9680 .9
Night Phone ?-841f , ^
CLUB 17 9
Good ?$taga To Fat
Mack Paul, Prop. J|
13 Harded St. Phone 9S99
[*HB HONEY DRIPPER
STATE PARK t iM
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PHONE 3-486P 1 J
JACK'S LUNCH j
wood Food ? Sandwiehe* ?
1026 Washington Street " j 1|
Phone Mlk
to DING at the * R Jzm
College Grill ;
2020 Taylor Street ! ^
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Barber Shop i :|j
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