The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 19, 1931, Page Page 8, Image 8
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Don't-miss the fine Musical Festi
vr.l First Cuivr.ry Baptist Church,
given bv tin Lid:es OP" r,u'- o" T?"i
Calvary. F ida.v night. ~ ;> :-n 1.
at 8 o'clock. A r re t e is i^ s-'vtor
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CULTURE CLUB MEETS
The Culture Club held its first
meeting ? the season, Friday Sept
11 with Mrs. S. F. Nance;, hostess.
After a very interesting meeting,
an iced course was served.
Plans are being formulated for a
pre hallowe'en party to be-held in
the very near future.
The next meeting will be*held Fri
day, Sept. 25, with Mrs. Annie Wes
ton, 1123 Millwood Ave.
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b 49c; 431b 95c; 961b $1.90.
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ractically Whole Grain? Now,
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ATJTY BREAD, Regular or Whole
Wheat 5c Per 1 loz. Loaf
lakcd In Our Own Bakery |Daily
iT CAN WESSON OIL 25c
2-Can DELMONTE Sliced or
rushed PINEAPPLE 19*
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2 Bars . 15c
Si Toz. BOX BLACK PEPPER
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LLAR DOES ITS DUTY
><>OCvOO^OOO OvvOvOOOOOOO'OOOO'VV'l
s|#r i
Based on the play Hg
"JVirch ?Song"
by Kenyon Nich- H
^ olson"
Directed by
jitdc
vIXO* BEAUMONT
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>J,KAMR ?
Director Defends Much
1 Maligned Theme Songr
V ' 3 '
4 SERVES STRATEGIC PURPOSE ift
5 . "LAUOHTNG SINNERS," SAYS
HARRY BEAUMONT
3 Is the Theme song dead?
:>' Harry Beaumont, who directed the
2 fust musical film, "Thfe Broadway
3* Melody/' doesn't think so.
2 And to, "back up his contention, '
3 Beaumont introduces a new sing num^ j
3 ber in "Laughing ' Sinners," Joan
3 Crawford's now Metvo-Goldwyn-May.
3 er starring vehicle which will come
2 to the Capitol Theatre.
A. "Any. song that serves a useful,
2 purpose in a picture is welcome," de-,
O clared Beaumont in discussing the
'4 use of music in talkie productions^
In?''ff The~song~hr-part of the story de
> * f'opment it is vital and belongs
ffHfaot ap much" as a part of important
<>?Haio<j?0 Nothlnir; can so impress
6 a sentiment upon an audience as an
M ippropnato song,
^ "Our Blushing Brides" brought
fr | forth a costume that became-sudden-*
X |y diaphonous during her dance numg
her, and in "Dance, Fools, Dance"
? Jean worq a mirrored costume that
O lest its skirt as the jazzv saxophones
? dared the mad rhvthm.
? o\v in "Laughing Sinners" her
frwnv Mctro-Ooldwyn-Mayer starring
vehicle playing at the Capitol Thea
<3 ?v .loin dances in a farmer's overall
outfit that loses its legs, leaving
\ merkraV Dancing Daughter as you
? 'ike to see her.
.> J Tarry Beaumont directed the new
v Crawford film, which is based on the
X Kenyan. Nicholson stage hit, "The
6 -'Mich Song." Neil Hamilton and
o X!''rkGaWe-ijharc ieadtng man honO
rs and the cast includes Marjorle
V Bam beau, Guy Kibbee, Cliff Edwards
:>i"os'oe Kavns, Gertrude Short, Geo.
V ''-opcr; George FXMai'lOh and Bert
Woodruff,
CAMDEN NEWS !
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Truiilty M. E. Church .has: just
' V: ii .vi'vy vuecesful revival. The
X* \ 'ee* were conducted by the Pas
|? | >C Rev. It. E. Havriivl on. Several'
O ^-aine . 0'!p istians _nn?l quite a few!.
*4. Ji(>cr,f tlv church;?
!jj"j "T" : 'M Dtvis or Dnr j
> j ' '* V" f \V ! ' HM'J guesfS% 0/;
V ( ! ' ~\r-.. S'i'otiv
oj -T ' Reheo~ ;
X j " i'Jht ? >?} Mr. An<r-'wtu? 'Tav-g le*V.
5 j ' ,Mo+oy l?>n|:i\* ?tni>rniri?* *"of Ttlsko ;
V | ' ??.' A'/'liMmn w'i'M'i' th"V entered,
j Freshman f hiss, stt Tuskogoe In
X ''Till-.
Thy i own was slm^f^ATtflnPsn1?
0.! ' ening^hv-the . suddea deiU,lVk>f Mr
X t1' ! nutj, FuOrr.ir rt{uh'i\e?s wore j
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m H:\ptist Phureh. four miles we?1, I
j ' C- : v!0r. M"'; R II. Ilaile, Un
3 *..? ? {icor ?n charge.
%, Miss. Ethel Keith of1 Darlington
0 ; spent Sunday hero sis the guest of
X; M:ss. Itehcoesi Wright."'
OfMr. Austin Reason of Savannah,:
3 j t'jn.. is s'-s iuliiur >? -few <hH's-in thtrj
ity visiting relatives.and friends.
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IN MEMORlAM '
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In memory of our dear husband
and father Rev. W. M. Sartar who
departed this life three years ago,
September 5, 1928.
77n nnr. we wif. not^say
He is dead, He is just away
With, a cherry smile and a wave of
the hand,?^
He wandered into an urkiinwn land
And left us ^reaming how very fail,
It needs must be, since he lingers
- there.
And you, olv ydu, who the wildest
yearn
For the old time "step an 1 the glad
_ retutn Vj"
Think of him living on as dear,
In the love of these as the love of his,
Think of him still as the same we say.
.Ie is riot dead he is iust away.
Mrs. L.ula Sartar, tvife
Miss Willie Ida'Sartar,
M?8s Elizabeth Sartar,
Mr. J. M. Sartar,
| ANNOUI
Dixie Acade
School for the ins
| MANDOLIN and Gt
>> pils of Columbia no\
_Qnly a certain number c
school. Each puoil accept
with the INSTRUMENT
time of first lesson.
The instrument becomes
. the end of the course.
The modern methods use
r-arries with it a definite gi
The costr^fThe course ii
ments so sjnall that Musica
in reach of most all familie
THIS SCHOOL WILL B
OF MISS CLYDE B. SIN(
RECOGNIZED ABILITY,
NEOTED WITH THE'MU
BENEDICT COLLEGE FO
This School has the endor
country, among them the w
President of Allen Univer*
Those wishing to take a<
either for themselves or eh
and addresses at
Irnone jno. 7593 or
A -representative Will call t<
Pupils from 7 years of aj
sons are taught after scho<
NTght lessons will be givei
work.
Studio quarters will be <
__i begins immediately.
A. A^A A^A A^A
r Constable^
gyp
FP C?MAt
IrtLL muv
must be sold qi
han half.
'g for Meii and
"will amaze yoi;
its , Fa
ard Finished
s for [Long 1 AIM
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A Recor
its ? p
Stylish Mo- * C*
yho like the Stylish
15 $
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4
Some of the most gifted women "of
the city will appear on the program
at Siney Park on Women's Day, Sept.
10th. ! ^
INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB ?0
The club met Wenesday, September
1 0, at the home of Mrs. Estell Lang.. .
ford 2324 Senate St., with the. presi
> dent presiding. The meeting was
' very interesting. Quite a few mem
hers were present. Aftr the trans
action of business Mrs, Langford re
I freshed the club with chicken salad,
I slice tomatoes, devil eggs, saltine,
punch, sweet crackers, afterjdinper ?
i mints, which we heartily enjoyed.
| Vou cannot^ alford to mips "the
' morning service at Park on
W'omtn's Day, Sept. 20th.
Mr. S. B. Sartar,
Mr. W. M. Sartar. Jr.. i
Mrs. Annie B. Adams,
~j r Mr? Lunette Robinson,
Mrs. Ella L. Watkins.
cement"-^1?
rrm of Ml i?ir I
? ? ?jr v | g
jtruction of VIOLIN, - |
IITAR for Colored pu- |j'
v opens. | ^
arevenrolled in each Si
ed and enrolled is furnished &
' his choice free of charge at g;
the property of the pupil at |
d are positive and the course g
iarantee.
s so reasonable and the pay>- |
1 instruction is brought with- ?
s. 5
E IN COMPLETE CHARGE . J2LETON,
A TEACHER OF g
SHE HAVING BEEN CON- g
SICAL DEPARTMENT OF gf?
R THE PAST 11 YEARS. |
sement of Educators over the ?
ell known Dr. David H. Sims, 8;
sity of this city,
dvantage of this opportunity a
iildre:n can leave their names g;
Rev. T. M. Boykiu
) explain the course in detail. ~a
?e and up are accepted. Les-" !!r-:??d!
hours and on Saturday. ?
i to accommodate those who |
established and Enrollment S
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