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. ' ' . ! ""* ' ADVERTISEMENTS CLASSIFIED HELP WANTED! Colored help wanted to register trf ' the Southern Employment Bureau *-4~ 2029 Taylor Street. Phone 7352 - * L. C; Prigett "BOOK EXCHANGE?Booker Wash7 ington School second hand books for High School and grades. An op portunity for parents to save on books; ' I I FUEL CO. _ j Coal - Wood - Coke ^ 8 "Satisfaction or Money Back" 5 | PHONES 3124 and 3125 | ~ | 1921 Taylor St., COLUMBIA jj> 8(?mm?ox>?x>r'0.o.o.o,o:ooooo:o:oc; X That old Suit?Dress or Hat be" *j* * hind "the trunk X X Need not be considered Junk, > ?&' We have a process, tried and X X true, .} That makes the old clothes look X X like new. & Dry Cleaning For Ladies And Y I J Gentlemen | I J, W. Brunson 11 1 TAILORING," Pry CLEAN- X ING ANI) DYEING X v PHONE 716? 713 Main St., Columbia, ,S. C, X A Mother's Care With All <$' ' You.,-Wear. *j* "6 6~6 _ LIQUID OR TABLETS Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in SO mih&tes, checks a Cold the first ' day, and checks Malaria in three days. 666 SALVE FOR BABY'S COLD EBAUGH'S FRESH FISH lir^A 1 n ? vvaicn our specials Wednesday and Friday! We Dress and Deliver Free? COURTESY ? SERVICE PHONE 5619 1124 WafihTHgtDfi SJ. Cola., S. C. ' " ' - - 1 D ANZLER BROTHERS * .. Ehoe Repairing 2379 Gervais St. Phone 9132 We ieall lor aritT deliver all work. Free shine with every job. Men's Half Sole and Rubber Heels ? ? $1.25 Men's Whole Sole a'"1 ' -Heels? - ? $2.00 Ladies Half Sole and Rubber Heels ? $1.00 Ladies Heels?Any Color 75c , , - 1 | ED. F. DAVIS?jr X Experienced Musician Teacher X J ?Y?-r of all Instruments y X MUSIC STUDIO ...X y-4341 Barnwell St. ' Phone 7380 $ COLUMBIA, S. C. X Mme. Alma E. Derrley Will Gladly Receive Her Customers At The Poro Beautv Shoooe 1109'/i Washington St. 4 t.?10 3. I IIDADC'W Have made thc IIKUl Ol treatment of * dropsical troti- 1 bles a specialty for many years. | Have treated hundreds ot cases, have yet to hear of anything to equal the treatment I give for dropsical trou- ! bles. Write giving a full statement of your troubles and present Condition, if sufficient farther., information with a test or trial treatment wilt he sent to you absolutely FREE. Dr. Thos. E. Green, Dept. 41 . Chatsworth, Ga; ?1 - ? < 1 f ? .. -,,4 -M " Ll " ^ ^ jjittvui hi (i .i. . BARG FLO RED ROSE 24 flb PERFECT BISCUIT 2lib. Bag < Swansdown 121b. Ba CompoundXariT, 4ib. F Dexter Sliced Bacon, H P & G Laundry Soap oi BREAD, Best Quality Peas or Pinto Beans II MEAL, S. C. Watergrc COFFEE, Guaranteed TOMATOES 4 No. 2 C Pink Salmon, Fancy A PEACHES, Large Can SUGAR, Fine Granuk -Salad Dressing1, Sours Maycnaise or Relish, ]> Grapefruit, Del Monte Shredded Wheat, Pkg, Bar Candy or Gum 3 1 Grape Juice, Pure, Pir _ Kraut or Hominy, Lar OYSTERS, 5-oz Can~~ Ginger Ale, Large Boi MALT, 3-tb Tin Budv O. K. Soap, Pound Bai Maxw ellHo useoiLaT Pickles, Sweet, Sour o Rib Meat, Best Qualit; Compound, Best Grad Palmolive Beads, 10c ^ Crisco, 3lb Pail with i Sausage MeatTLarge t * inpe, L.arge i^an Petted Meat, 3 Re;g*uh Wienners or Smoked ? Camay Toilet Soap, 3 1 ""Where The Dollar ?+? +? *?* I NOW xThe Waverlev ? (lNLOKIM T ^ AT PINE AND T/ ^ PKODUC | The Stanch X lUAKS UOPE1), dUEA <? r?ATTT>rnT,io\r a i X vuuivirj^i UAJ t "J? LADIES R1 X H. Able D. Ha ? - . - "#* Distinctive So< Highest Quality The Palme 1310 Assembly St. Phoi " * / v . r ' J . -vr ?? THE PALMETTO LI Io' I I fj ci h F 1 % a fc a Pure 21b for __25c I Jans for _ 25c a laska 3 tall cans 25c 9 a t California ____ 15c |j J; ited, lb. ,? 15c m-tt , Pint Jar 19c 1g Irs. Dukes V^Pt. 17c 1 No. 2 Can 15c 9 or 10c rl it bottle 19c || ge Can 10c I J Jle Shivars ... . _ 10c 9 vieser 55c I I *s 6 for 25c ourine Coffee, lb;- 30c w^ r Dills 26-oz Jar 20c I V -i rx i t Vf id - iuc m\ e, Bulk, lb. 9c Jj8 /alue 5c m nixing spoon 62c B|] ? nI ^ Can only 15c gape . *. 15c fjl" .. - ..? e ir 5c cans for 10c |J s ?- ?~ ?? m r Saujsage, !b. ____ 15c H ? Jars for 19c I J, >TORES I H s Does It's Duty" III , . ' h i s i ===========================_ i OPEN | i Service Station X, > ? I r J HATED) - . ' r- f I LYLQR STREETS 4^ * r ;t$ of , V _ * L ird Oil Go. f SED AND WASHED % P RD ACCEPTED *} 5 V d ? - ? EST ROOM ? ? f II," 7 H. Williams. $ p t,f-f <|m cial Stationery :-: Price<| Right , tto Leader 5 le 4523 Columbia, S. C. <1 . '. L SADER "1 CONEE COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES Seneca, S. C.?The Oconee County i raning school opened its doors for le 193L-32 session on Sept. 1. It as~the largest opening with botTT udents and parents in the history ' the school. The enrollment so far irpassos any in former years. This ?ar we added one .more class to our igh school department, giving us >ur full years of high school work, here is also - one new teacher added ? cur faculty viz, Miss Ruby E. irby a college graduate of Benedict lleee. This gives lis. four teachers i the faculty with-an A. B. degree [iss Kirby is a graduate of the class : '31, but she has the confidence of er students in class, though she has ;en teaching for years. Prof. Bl~ . Stewart is beginning hjs 7th year 3 principal and every year he haa led to add some new features and if ossible strong teachers to our corp. The Parent Teachers' Association iet in its 1st meeting of the season" uesday evening, Sept. 14. A large :owd of parents were present who ledged their-support to- the school >r this term, Mrs. Cora Freeman is resident and Mrs. Lucile V. Dovle member of the faculty is secretary. The "Wildcats" of Oconeo County ra!ning school are busy kicking tbe all a little every evening to get ^emselves in trim to fight Anderson nd other teams. Look out for the first community *ir of the county which will be held t the schoolhousc next, month. Prdf. 1. W. Arnold the director of the air and assistant principal of the chool is busy lining up his force. You...\vill...hear. more of this fair ext month. The ^Motto of?.Oconee roWi" ?r HE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD SAMARITANS AND DAUGHTERS OF SAMARIA if Columbia and Vicinity is Called 'Together for a Pep Meeting, Sunday Afternoon, Oct. 4, 1931. Sidney Park C. M. E. Church. To all Samaritans, and Daughters f -Samaria of the-severaPsubordinate rdges . of Columbia and vicinity are creby requested to meet Sunday fternoon,, October 4, 1931 in Sidney 'ark C. M. E. Church to perfect plans o put new life into the Samaritans in lolumbia re-organlze our several mbordwaten if Aye deem advisable ut the plans inaugurated by the resent grand lodge officers pledge ur support to their every efforts, etc. nd . restore to fraternal life, the rand Uld urder we an so qeariy 3\e,. Worthy Chiefs and past grand :dtrr. officers will pleas*, gTvp this all your earnest consideration, plus heaity cooperation. ' Youra in L. P. and T., E. R. Lewis, Acting Seoty.; J, W. Ir.unson, Acting Worthy Chief; H. T. larshal, Lewis Green, William Maniault, G. II. Hampton, committees. CLINTON NEWrf Vacatjon' days are over; actual wk has a 1 ready beg in at Dell St Iigh. Our hopes and aims are raised or our "A" (Mass school, our effiient principal and his set of officers, nstructors, on Bell Street Iligh. The boys- are -practicing football very afternoon.- They ate preparing or -the opening football game with lims high, which' is scheduled for Tiday afternoon, Sept. Zb, at Union, I. C.' In getting the players ready or the game the coach has had little ime for fundamentals. The candiates expertness in thejn is due large y to close watching in scrimmages nd their past 'training. T<U- i- 4.1 11 {? ; ? .1 ^ ^ J i luuiuttii a^uau 10 iuuvuu j^/i vmm f catch Mims7~"The squad is forunatc in having at its helm this eason such a well "rounded and"'level eaded coach. ; The Senior of Bell Street High ave elected their officers for the enuing year: prsident, Mr. Douglas lull; vice president, Miss Estena iatterwhite; secretary, Miss Annie. M? Iudgins; assistant secretary, Miss ^ola Fowler; treasurer, Mr. Nathaniel Young; Critic, Miss Ula C. Henlerson; faculty advisor. Miss Isabelle ). Jackson. ? , A Glee Club has been organized inder the direction of Mrs. R. P. Uexander. Tuesday, Sept 15.?Misses?Marie. Toung and Ernestine Shelle left for Ule'n "University, Columbia. Misses Claudia Dorrah and I. O. Train motored to Mountvillp, and .aurens, S. C., last Saturday. Miss Dorothy Lomax and I. Q. Jackson acorn panied by Mr. Garljngtop spent Sunday afternoon in Eaurens. Prof. J. T. W. Mims worshipped it Hebron Baptist Church Sunday norning. Th& pastor Rev. Addison, * and nembers were pleased "to have Mlsa iew the Sunday school iessnn which ^as enjoyed by everyone. Mr. L. Roden, Mr. F. Brown, Miss ,orene Harris, Mrs. Sortor and Mrs. ilcClintock worshipped with us Sunlay morning. All members of the A, C. E, Lea;ue enjoyed Miss Shelle teaching the esson. The Ushers Board met at the home f Mr. Gary Sunday at 4 p. m. quite i few members were present. The many friends of_Mrt. C. P. Iims are very glad to tee her up ry<in nnd at Bell Street School. Miss tul/yo Johiscn subsitutcd for Mrs. nns. ? ' CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Miss Fannie B. Cassell, Miss Leila Voodward, Mrs. Lottie Isom, Mrs. >aisy Holly motored to Sumter Sunay and spent the day with friends. The Grammar School opened Mopay morning with a large enrollment nd still they come. - All teachers try flt their post, of duty. Ouj Of ? - _. - ~7 - ? V \ . 'i \ . , K - > pp"Sa 'DIXIANA' MUSIC MAR ! " ;2 CONGO* Eleven new songs will bo heard ins Radio Pictures " Dixiana!" Eleven mystical, sentimcntnl song* of the old South; heart and spiritual songs of a sad race; circus oornpahs; and catchy melodies of comedy and romance?created by Anne Caldwell, lyricist, and Harry Tierney, composer. For many months'- Miss? Caldwell and Tidrney devoted their combined efforts toward treating an original melody drama, a starring vehicle for , Bebe Daniels. J The result is- the colorful musical sensation, "Dixiana," soon to be shown-at the Capitol Theater. j Miss Daniels sings '"A Tear, a^Kiss, a Smile/' "I am Your Baby Now," and portions of "Dixiana," and "Mr. and Mrs. Sippi." i TPiVJflFUL. (MJHAAPliflS Everett Marshall, MetropolitaiTOp^ era baritone, who plan's the romantic , lead opposite Bebe. s;ngs "Gocdbyo: Old Pnls ' and :>arts ut* "'Dixiana'."' Mr. and Mrs. Sippi," an l:' My-Guid-, ing Star." Other songs inciudc spirituals and southern melodies by HalFs Negro uoiuo; <'My One Ambiti <n is Vou,"' town teachers arriving for the open-.j ing are: Miss Mabel J. Sumter,) Manning; Miss Joanna Blackwell, | Sumter; Miss Agnes Williams, Green ; wood; Miss Ottie Green, Columbia, Miss Lorene Harris, Clinton. Rev. S. C. Campbell is preaching . very forcefully Bach night in the re Vival meeting at Calvary Baptist! church and each, night the church is packed. Rev. Mr. Beatty, of Winns- : boro preached a wonderful sermon Sunday 'afternoon and Rev. W. L.! Baxter preached with dynamic force 1 Stinday night. ~7 During the past week the . stork visited several homes, and left the [ --loilowing?IfiUu unes tu Mr. arid MffiT* D. H. Babcock, "a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hayes, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen, a boy. All motheis'and babies are doing fine. Mr. Tommie Lewis left last week for Livingstone College. Mr. Julius Alexander has returned to Washington after spending a, few weeks with Miss Caroline Hemphill. Miss Flossie Hemphill, a recent graduate of Coulter Academy, Che- ' raw,* after visiting relatives hero,' left for Barber-Scotia College last1 week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell ot i I Evans spent a few hours Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Caldwell. ? i The entire city was ^addcricd Thin-:; 4day when the news spread that Mis. Susie Boulware Archie -had passed jaway. Mrs. Archie was the wife of i Mr. John Archie and was held in high esteem by their multitude of friends both white and colored. Brooklyn Tabernacle A. M. E. Z. church was packed Sunday aftrenoon fc.r the funeral services. For more than four years she served as "presi1 dent of the Pastors' Aid Circle and Secretary of the-church and Quar- ! . t.erlv r.nnfci iwu p. _ Ti7?r?has?band and her parents Mr and Mrs.' i William Boulware of Rock Hill, she i leaves three sisters, Mrs. Alberta I j Caldwell, Mrs. Maggie Lee, Mrs. j Martha Boulware; live brothers, Mr. ; iFurman and George-Boulware, Itock ! .Hill, Mr. Will and Albeit Boulware, I Great Falls. Mr. Fret^ Boulware.' ' Chester, two step daughters, Mrs. j I Helen A. Alexander, and Mrs. Albert 'Alexander, Washington, D. C. Mrs. I jE. N. Isom,was funeral directress.' I The many beautiful floral designs bore mute testimony of the high es- : I teem in which Mrs. Archie was held. Mr. L. D. Bell is in the city visit-j ing iiis mother, Mrs. Delia Rhodes. honu.:irt?r. HTpmiaTng several weeks in Summer' "aohoolat Fennf-state College irrRcrrfr- ; sylvania. - ' " "J Miss Maria Alexander spent "SevrnvT ial days In Greenville with her *6is- j I'lenMA T?n?n A .T n p L-u rm Miss Lorene Harris came ,down from Richmond, Va., Saturday morn| ing where she spent the summer. SKe;j left that afternoon for her home in , Clinton and returned early Monday morning1 in time to be at her post of duty as teacher in Loomis St. school. Mrs. Rebecca Davis has purchased 'a new Chevrolet _car,.and Mr... and Mrs. S, M, Brioo, a Dodge. i Miss Bessie Honor, Rev. John I Honor, Miss Fleeter Hall,'Mr. Lonis Finley are now in Benedict College; . Miv G... Bernard^Alien, - iiowa ud U ni- versity, Mr. Leon Stanback,- A. and T; College: Mr. Israel Stanback, J, C. I Smith University; Miss ^Hckm j 1 Leathers--N.'C- State, Miss Edna' Woodward, S. C. State College; Mr I Aidry Hardin, Benedict. , ~~ Miss Bessie J. Lewis returned Sat- I t urday from Charlotte where she vi- I sitaq her-sister and brother. Rev. and Mrs>. Leroy Huffi She is at her class work an teacher in Finite?High CHEBAW NEWS . Sunday of the past week at Wesley ! IM, E. Church the pastor Dr. W. S. I Thompson dqliveretj -an excellent^ sermon. The over increasing atI tendance to service each Sunday speaks well as to the steady-progress-1 the church is making in its construe- ' | tive program of keeping abreast with modern churches of today in its ap- j peal to the service of Christ.^ Constructive plahs axe alretfdy in , the working for our annual fall rally. On account of the now past repressed conditio^ of ttme the church has faT^~ len far behind in ite budget" for the j year. But now every member as a unit Is working zealously to bring up the requrled budget of $1,200 on OcTTT ,24th, 1931. I Echoes of our ANNUAL BflSI NESS BOOSTER BAZAAR will soon fafr. humming. Where have you' been . tradTn^for the ^rc you y ' . - ... jurriny, September ?6, 1931. ;ers ct 11 new song hits ~ ? ?? Tt l:..* by Bert Wheeler and Dorothy "GWyetta^' bvABaymond AJaiud; "Clown's'March," and "Creole" Lythe __ eivftemble. -? ? 1 .iiiher Rfced direct I ?'Dixiana." aided by Victor Baravalle, musical director; Fred G. Lathem, dialogue director; I'earl Eaton, dance director and Max Sleiner in charge of orchestral arranbements. SUMTER NEWS Students are steadily departing for van'j j college? each >, k. . A n?;i.->cal and litit.-rv program"" was rende.ed at Em.ir.uvl M. K. ' clmirli on day evening, Sept. JO, in interest of one of the clubs that ~~ has been fr.':ved perni ir.ory t.a the raily. 2 ?? ? ? . A rn'iv'a and literary program -was- prewt'jd at Mt. Fi^gah A.~M. E. Churm or Monday evening, Sept. 21st by 1V: n embers ef rhs Boosters club. . Mrs. Ellon Moses, mother of Mrs. James' Scott departed tins life on Monday, Sept. 14, after several weeks jliness.. Funeral services were held * """" at Lmanuel M. E. Church-no Thurs. .at 3 o'clock. :? . ? The death of Mrs. Harriett McDonald mother of Mr. S. J. McDohald came as. a shock to the community. Funeral services were held at Emanuel M. E. Church On Tuesday, Sept. 22. Mrs. Thomas of Rock Hill, Mr. Bc'unTe LMcDonalcTofAlbany, Ga./'Mr. John McDonald of Chicago, Mrs. Irma Thonras of Buffalo, N. Y. and Mrs. EIretta Bacote of Timmonsville :rtl children of the deceased came to attend the funeral. . ' The sad news of the death of Mrs. I'' I- in 1 mV/lW /.Jfir nn .\Tmaa77"5ept. 21.. Mrs. Lowery was a former resident of this city, but resided in Florence with her daughter -. I the time of her death. The body - - - * .will be broughi_here .for, interment. Mi-.s Ramona Gass is rapidly improving after a serious operation at die Toumey hospital. , The Good Fellows Club held their, regular meeting at the residence of1' i ? .--%!. G. Farleton on Wednesday evening, Sept. 1. The usual business meeting?was' held, previoua t<5 the i: I ways' enjoyable social hour. A generous repast was served. ~ Mr. and Mrs;-?Hampton Evans,' ? Mesdames Parker, danty and Minter :i~ . motored to Mullins on Sunday, Sept. 2t:-. h. A Very pleasant trip is reported.' ?"\ii-ise. Miirgurette?and Mildred "Roberts and Mr. Albert Roberts motored to St. George on Sunday . Mrs; Mgble Perry and Mrs. Jones <.f Columbia were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spears on Saturday.,', sept. 19. Mr. Jones of dh?s6fef"'1*";aYid'w Mrs. .'Wright of Columbia were the guests "" of Mrs. Alice Gilliard on Saturday. M. Br" Wilktnsrrn"' Of'" OlWlfeV " burg -spent Friday in the city visltr nig her lather, Mr. Kicharth Birme and Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Birnie. On .Monday night, Sept. 21, a few young lad+ea- and-gentlemen enjoyed a delightful evening owing, to the hospitality of Miss Mario Folder, at her home Refresai.i,; icos were 001 U...I innl-4wmff ,inH l iir'n nrprw >.lu? W~ i-nvei?lining fatures, . out this great country of ours and increasingly move in our dear Southland has mi ant much to the strength and .nliLi-iily of. huainnss everywhere. Our bjoct is to foster and stabalize patronage of our city businesses. The tico'ifth of our merchants and the urr.-wih of our town means more work for us and less suffering. Register. I et Ui boost this year as never before La_t?Monday afternoon at ftrlfr Bishop Frederick Keeney, p.D., LL.D. the World Bishop of the Atlanta ^.rea Methodist Episcbpal church addressed ihV-- church in behalf of Claflin policy e, Orangebtr^-iS. JZ.. .Which?\s? r.o-A officially classed A'-l. A vary , iippi tciauve auaience neara mm in r tm i-MPHt MltJiSttge. was raTse d i u the subscription toward ClafliB's Expansion movement. Bishop Keenly expressed himself as highly pleased at the progress" of the church, the beauty of the auditorium and espec-* tnlly-the wonderful music by its efficient choir. The choir of tne church is steadily pressing forward toward - ?? \ or feet ion; Come and- worship with us. All are welcome, The State College Orchester, "The j 'oval Collegians of OrongeburgT 8, under the auspices of tne Cher*w Elks I. B. P. O. E, of. W, lulled thi.,"Bills" into sweet enchantment with their delectable music last Monday ~>^?T night. _ " V. Bill G, Lee Ratliff, State Exalted Ruler of South Carolina I, B. P. 0, * Elks of W.t and also one- of our load?C , .j irg colored bankers of the state at Columbia stopped with us after a business engagement fwhlch : took him into North Carolina last Saturday and 'Monday. While in llm. citod was.the guest-of-Mrer Addio ?iL. Haakaw, Green street.