The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 16, 1935, Page Page 8, Image 8
During Our Feb. 55
BRAKE LINING HeadliKht
For All Cars j^| fl^lMuin
Cher. 30-31 $1.20
Chev. 29 2.18 7*^ Jl'we
Chevr 215-2*** __ 1.40 ~
FordT 28-31 1.19 J?tO B*
Ford T v.49 Head
- 1 Wr lltliiw The WupU.i i " ?>?
FREE ou all except 1JC.
Ford T.
~ now horn motor
" 89c 1 SI.9
TAX I'/
FAN , BELTS ? ri
Ford T 19c 2>c Qual,tv'
Ford A 29c ,han htlH~
Che v. r:;V 46c Your * anZ5J
FENDER ?Smm
? FLAPS .-^^3
F-sKti rr
4;!>0?21
?4 'i9f i 3^.s ?
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I $4[40'"':i
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SPARTANBURG NEWS ' L
. ML Mori ah Church
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Rev. -A. )1; Matthews, Raptor H
?Sundu-y soho<d- convened at the-A
usu?L hour with the-SupU- and -- <
teachers at their post of duty. The v
lesson- \va> beautifully t-xplMnod,?7
At 11:30 o'elock the pastor nrade
many-'-beart#- burn as he explained t
the text taken from John 7:37-38. -f
At 3 o'clock the good Rev. B. \
Logins, pastor of Thompson St. t
Baptist Church and his congr^ga- a
tion and, rendered a J.
' program. Ilis text was takeh" ffQjtil
Joiiah- G:8, snhjnott-Aiaved
1 to. serve." ;
B. Y. p. U. convened at G:U0. o'clock.
A nice crowd wa*s present, r,
At 8 o'clock-the pastor again v
i^cended the rostrum with text 1
taken from Luke 1G:27, subjectf
"Have Mercy on Me." This was '
a .suul stirring sermon. _ .Rear Am
mind! What? Key. A.-'A. Sims S
mijs cuy, r riuay nite, Feb. 16. at S v
?okdock. Come an<l hear Kim. /
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CMKSTKK i'AKA(;kApn^ j,
Continued from l'age 1 -'
Martha Bouhvare. Mrs., Cathie
Isom was Cndor taker- in charge. J
These bereaved families have ,V
heartfelt, sympathy of their man.v
i no mis. . ~
. tRev. >).]?, Douglass of Springl
fjeld, 'Mordent Mom fay in the <ity 2
as guest of President Brown, Oi r
Brainerd Institute'. pv% ?? ?. _
?T"~ irKJ^ds. were pleased Cj.see him. a
v He is a farmer Chester young man. n
but is now pastormg (libson Chap
el Church of thafCity.
Priikipal v>. L I'inley has been 1
appointed to strve on a committee. 1
with Prof. C. A. Johnson, of .Co- ^
lumbia, iVf. .1. 1' Hmy,^ -P
State College, (Mang.-borg; Prof.
II. Jt. Butler, ilait-svill#,- I'ry}.,.
T. W. Mim$, Clinton; it appeal
before Governor Olin D^Johnston
in f'nlimiln i \siitfr^ix r ii'i f "
at. 10:20 in interest i.>t" Negro
schools and teachers.
In the regular County Teach.'rs '
Association last' Satun-iay, - the
Chester County Teachers went over
the top in that they paid in the
registration fees to' the State ?
3>achers' Association," ml re than
its tfhare of ,fees to get the refund.
It is now a 100 per cent lJ
county. President Finney, 'his cab 1
met of teachers are happy over the .
victory. Miss Hite of the State' ^
???. Department -;of ' Education - J?rol L
Mrs. H. I J. Nels'.n of Benedict Col ' *'
legpe, CohTFubia7 the -instructors l?
^_w*??*e-here, and their teaching was
dnjoyed- by. all, as is the cjivp nt ^
each moetlTTg.~-~ - r a'
In tho-<itsls' Basket Ball game w
played Fri<la> in York, Finley ili t(
V* JeffersOn Hi, ,tho scores win K'
Mz=-=-r^=?
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r. Hi 11
Lwith youi I c
one
ADE-IN SALE ,
i ~
Visors PISTON RINGS I t
I I
__ :19c For All Cars I
-Compression . _ .11- 4-*
led. 79c Oil Seal .18 *j
=-? Completer Sets -r,1b#
t'ord T .89
Tail Ford A __1.09
i- 1 -.mr -Chev." J~
?5"^ chev- 6 ?.1-139 J
4c stOP OIL WASTE t
' J
OIL BUMPER GUARDS I ^
' 94c 1
Mjh --? 1
GAS TANK LOCK | c
i*f lire* With Two Keys '
. ??E 59c I
iScark Phjgs 4
m i * ac-\" g
W M S IJ
? M 25c 1
RES ?J- f
r?oc , . Each
tol V
.?? Ka.
as low others as low as 19 ea ?IHS
(il ARANTfcE V x
^$4.85^ :
uto Stores
U.lXH Kr SOL'TH 1 K-l
Tula; i oiunibia. Sumter, S.II
St. Open Evet>ings I
. M A HIUNN7EWS
Sunday was Founders' Day at
;t. .John's A. M. E. Church; it
vrr*?rr be.iutit'ul day. for Church ~
toers; thr weather was pleasant ^
u-i'n out in great number?.' The ;J
hureh wis crowded with many ^
fnxious hearers as wcIT a&' sp*.- 1
auurs. Reyy. Jenkins preached i
ropi i,lie 2-1 th chapter of I'rov., 30
efse; the sermon was very prac- '
jca'l and tilled \vith"fpoji fbV thot s
nd seemed to have been enjoyed
iy all who was present. After,
lie sei mun." the committee began'
... >4>en eam-r we especially meninn
Mr. \\:. J. McQueen, lie rung 1
ne l/t-Jl, he had $10.10 in his can, ^
ie rs a tine churchman and a good ^
corker. He can put oveu a job, .
"nial raised for the day, $135.95. j
s . of members joining the church 1
<>i tin- past two Sunday; 20. Sun- '
>, j c.ndi i cd a beautiful program t
cinch wa- en i'.yd- by alf?W'e are <
.lad to report tliat Mrs. L. J. Rog- t
1 s i- much improved at this ,writ=_ J
:.u, -Mi- 1 am?Hvails aiuj Mrs,
tunic Da vis. arc oil tho sick list 1
hi.-* Week. We hope fpr thejn a i
I'ei'dy mm wry. Idttlb Viola ~
icnerette is oui again to the-de- *
ight of little friends. Mr. Tin- T
ey iJoiiiiellty passes. Funeral, <
londay afternoon at"'.fo'clock. Mr. c
uneral. ' ~i
2 to 3 in faVor of Fiiiley Hi. Mis.- j
. ;na Woodward is Coach. - '... .
u " 11 1 u '' >unelly, of Fin (
y Hi l'acult> spent" lilt ue?k-rn?i ?
!t .Sumter with her parents.
Miss Ksi'lle M. Roy in/was un- '
bU> to meet her-classes in fctutome
Economics department oi
ijiley^ lib <01, Friday, because oi
lie flu. She is now back with hei (
fifxtL : ?t
. Ml;. I). 11. 1 ?abcock into bee n Inc J j
cat agent or tne a. c. .uutua. r
.nd tii.-iuaiicc to. nas ueen pro- s
iOtcU U* tile?pcr.Mtton OI?iil-SWlCl
upl. ,Wr. Israel .itanuacK, Mho t
as served as representative in
aj.soury, .- ucc eus Mr. uaococK as L
^tii'c u cioyxd was present ai -
it u opoiuiin A. >1. it.. cnuicil oil
uimay nigni, the ^occasion being ^
iteo-Wrute ana blue contest. \
iuicr a" enjoyable literary aiw uri t
sual program, a nice sum was i
aliztxl. , l
.Chester music lovers listener!'in j
uturoay mgnt over WbT to tbe t,
iivingsione College Octette. Trie 1
rogi am bejjan at 11:30 P, M. ariti
ist 3jL) minutes. The music was ?
luch ?"njoye<l. JVLisa . Annie B a
tailback of this city is a member C
I tho sextette, and the hearers
ere ajl listening with much in- r
-rest because one of Qhester's C
iris was .on this very spicy pr)o-?t
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GEORGETOWN NEWS 1
(By E. J. Ford)
Mre. Clara?Mmnlls. the motlwi
>f ProfM C. S. Browne, was taken
;udd.eniy ill Saturday a. m. Her
lome is on Front -?St She , lsi
ti^htly improved but still coti-Ined
to bed.
Mrs. Lizzie Perin was stricken
vith paralysis Sdnday afternoon on
etarning home from serviced and
s critically ill. Mrs. Florence P.
3eck her daiijrhttuL?of Uioemdftr^
I at her"bed"sldi\
.Mrs. Minnie Dodgers is up and
>ut again to the delight of her
nany friend^; t ?
Funeral, services for Mr. Samu- 1
>1 Monroe, were at. St. Stephens
t. M. E. Church, Wednesday. Feb,
, Dr. D. N. Wilson, officiating.
ifonr|>e was for a number of years
i trustee of the. above mentioned
hurch. And passed away .Sunlay,
Feb. 2nd. Remains were jn
barge ol ihe Mutual UndertakersT
The N er^own 4-H "Club met
donday Feb. 11, at the home of
>ur Home Demonstration agent,
drs. Rosa Gadsden. The meeting
vhs ca]led to order by our preident,
Mrs. Rebecca Blake^ Work
or tlher day, was ^completing work
>asKets maae irom cneese ooxes;
iftor which Mrs. Blake who was
ent as a delegate from thjs club
p the meeting of the State Counil
of Farm Women, -which was
leld at the State College, Orange>urg,
Feb. 4-7, gave a. splendid
eport of the meeting.
This day being Mrs. Gadsden's
lirthday the club members surtrised
her hy pi^seh?ft> fp her a
eautiful pair of Miller's silk hose.
Ves had as our visitors, Miss I.
7 .Miller the' fiomfr Ecuiiumics
eachor in the Howard High school
ind Mrs. Albertha Brown the
Emergency Home Economics-teach
r for Rosemont and Wee Haw
ommunities.
?* llethel A. M. E. Church . : ;
Dr. J. W. Murph, Pastor
Founders' Day was well observed
at Bethel last Sunday. At-the
isual hour 11:15 the morning worihip
began. The scripture lesson
esponsively was read from Mala:hi
3rd chapter. The morning
ext was'chosen from the Acts of
he Apostles 27:23-25, with the
mbject: "Saving Power of Good^
less." We will refrain from any
special comment on the sermon;
>ther than to say it Was enjoyed.
rVe acknowledge the' presence ol
drs. Bowens, of Washington, 1)
At the usim^'the Sunday school
convened. An Allen's Day pro;p-am
was had, which was well ai
ranged. Mrs. E. It. Howard was
.v- !,? |,nv
ITIXS Y>il UL tilt WVA Vi VUIIUJ.
The hour For evening services
was given over to the youtng people,
when another excellent pro?
St. Stephen Church
Key. I). N. Wilson, Pastor ^
Morning- service began at 11 a.
rn. The pastor preached a soul
Tirring_J\ermon to an appreciate
audience.- Sunday school convened
at the utfual hour. The A.
L-. K. League met atwith ttarge
attendafice. The Leaguo Is
nipro'ving nicely. ' L
Mrs. Clara Smalls, a faithful
nember of our c hurch is on the
lick list.
- if* Notice.
-Kev. N- C. Mayha'ms, pastor of
he Emanuel Street Church 0 1
jod announces the opening of this
work to the public as follows:
Wednesday, Feb. 13th the open-'
ng service at 7:30 p. m. will be
in charge of - one ol the Prayer
iands ol the city; 7:30-0:30 p.m.
i 30 minutes discourse by one ol
.he Deacons from the King "Street
thuxch. On Sunday at 11 armr
,he Evangelist Mrs. Alvona Robinion
will be in '-charge of this revival.
who will dolTver 'the message
"or t~his.hour of service. The pubic
is- cordially invited:
tram.
Mr. Eugene Mobley, a student
>f Benedict College, Columbia was.
.ailed home ''Wetfhes'7a.y,*'"because"
I esse Mobley. ' >
Mr. Ardry Hardin, a senior at
Benedict College spent Monday
iere with his parents, Mr and Mrs
Jharlic ILardin.
IllK FIFTH AN.NIAL IIASKK'I
? BALL TOl RNAMENT
Fil'th'-/ive Teams will play i ?n the^
:cats at the Textile Hall, on tih"
leVe?of February 2ufh- Tin.
flifth. annual I'hillis WhcaUdey
Basket-ball Tournartient is an -ounceu
for Monday-, February 25,
it 4P~o'clock A. AA. until 'J 1J. -U. oi
ne same (lay. Tne lyurnuincm
his season will be played. in the
textile llall with accomodation 01
wo targe coats, which will enable
is to carry on iWo games ai tn
ame time.
Ail tne <jrammer Schools are 13.
Jlass' learns, of Boys and (Jirls,
vhicn will play off .pncir games be
ween the hours oi 'J ami 11. The
ligh Schioois Teams Boys aitu
jirls are scheduled to began pia'V
vhAJ 12. All *^Uiam]Tloiiiship
jc.hvs win ue piayeu tietween the
lours of 7~an<l lJ. .
Special Attraction: The Strong
State College Cages will play the
ill Stars Cages at the Close of the
>iainpion>a?ijw
'Tfye Dance will coficlu<]<e our
rogram with music by the South
Sanolina State Collegians Qrvhesra.
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* THE PALMETTO IJEAPEK
CllEPNAVOOn NOTES ' 'v
Rov. Rodger?* P. Fair of Claflln 1
University spent ??. t\ w days' a t
home mi account of the illness of _
his fa'her hut has returned to--2
sch'ool.
Miss Alberta Fair has returned
-to' iter school al ter?spending-the- 3
week-end at homer with hor par- m
| ents. _t Mrs.
Fannie Cromer of 517 Mari
nil Sjt., entertained tlio Macedonia,
i Missionary 7^tnctrrtv Friday aftorrnoon
4:00 o'clock. . The hostess '
served a very dainty and delicious i
repast'; ^ : ]
?Mrs. C. 1*. Perrin was hostess to '
the Y.. P. Club Thursday evening 1
8 o'clock. Quite a number o f
young folk was present and.enjoy- 1
ed a very delightful evening. <
Morris Chapel Bapt. Church
The play entitled "Heaven _and
Hell H<>un?i" sponsor*-d by Mrs. J.
M. Goodb Henderson at Morris ?
Chapel Feb. 4. lor the Women- rt
Working Club of which Mrs. (Jussie
Ballard is chairman was quite
"a success^ "" ' '
This- play will be presented in
the white audit* riiiin at an early
date; also Western Chapel* A. M.
H. Church. The?ahiaunt of money
raised during the play $122."8.
Tabernacle Baptist Church ..!
Hcv, T. It. Toibert, Pastor
"Sunday was a beaTFfFluI day for .
church goers. The. program rcndercd
by the young people was
very good. . . - ' V
At the murniiut-and evening ser V
vices tlnrjknflor preached '^>m the -x'ij
following subjects. "Je/thio,'* The
Commandments and. The Mercy
-Seat," and "The~ hhTlingwfc--t-hTWaHs
01 .le.rico. -i ? T
These sermons were inspiring. B>
ajfeg mvi.i). n.,.' vv-'h-/ 1VI>. 4. the. M
following ministers of *the city pr
preached at Tal/erilacle Baptist
Church: Revs. Cliappelle, , Bonn, i
Sawyer and Ford: These men are at
truly gospel nu;sss'ngersr?
-ptttrtic ah:i )i t^ vcttrx^r1- ~
(Bv Herbert KM Dickson) <>
v - . v in
. NOT 1.(>N(J AGO
. - i " in
\r~. i - . .. i -- '
Wl UMIJ^ I \\ <1.* - ? tl Jcl.N V*. 7 "
A. jolly (hi'iiuli a jested knave- - - .
StroiVj? shaper <>f a nation's flics'
Of wealth, but 1>y tliat land up-. S*
pr essed - - - - - "
Jlyld- hi?the ^h. cljle,-;' i.f a race"? ^
That hattd inc. my dusky face
Cursed hindered at each step ''J
F tT o<T:" . ? h
Believing though'within a (?od- 4Z'<
Of love JMUl UU'lvy .With belief "f
That in side inii ITtTur and ea.-vd my -in
Iffl'iof.'? ~ r .'-h
I'd hope so faiit' irOairly gleamed B
Ami freedom was not even dream- In
. cd.
K
TTiiT see nie now -- look - - look "at I t|
, inc.
Though sen'feyated J am free
| it) 1X711 cl Til I IJ* I ' i <vTT* 1 > I nnrn my
11 ii ml
And say that .this is.- too, myiand. ai
.Spinet inn < it" pur.xjes me. I rose, t,i
'So tfujekly. Heaven, only, kno.\ys-; f
IIow. (Jod, so neifr and yet" so far.
Could heal so soon i\s tfrcat a I n
scar; ?
How am- ?tmUt^;m-^tUdi powered
sw?y AN
-ti er -Asut-U?tommpUul? liuinit-xlay.O
God. 1 lift1, my d^kv fttcr
With thanks thai time.-shall not (;
r abase. _ . -u- ?
,i: \tesbi kg m:\vs~ w
The White Ku.-e ("irele Clu.h was
entei l.i-iiu d at the home of Mr.
.JiLUH - I . lloyd." Fell. (1. tllO hH'Ctiny
u;i. tailed by the ehaplaili; the
eliih sons* was led by Miss- Mary
Colston; prayer by Mr. "James E.
Boyd; .-eriptury lesson by? Miss ,
iJhuih (lolston;. new and unfinished
bus-hit s.s were tli.seussed. . A dericious
eoiirse was served. _ Our
I next nie< tiny will be :>t the home j
n Mis.?Viola- Oibstiil, Aeeeihoilv w
St. Miss
Naomi .1:. Mat'hews?-was u-,
erflled home on account of her U1
father'- dines-.?Mr. M. O. , Mat
thews arid on her return she took" -\|
bur?f it111111' ami' brother? David j
back to Savannah, Cu. ju
If you want yopr clothes to b(
I look good for. Easter, take them to a)
the "Davis Cleaners, one btotfr \\
from the X'.?1 Iiiyhwji.v, on M
corner of Oak and -Howirrd- Sts., m
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte tri
Wise, was hhld at Olive Branch \y
Bantlyt i huroh Monday W'Vh. 11.
f tvnrr i .' lit'' leu t<> mourn, _ ciuiu'ri
n, mother and father, 'other re- ?M
natives' and friemlsT si
Mr, and Mrs. V. N. Myeili andiittle
s' ii. Auston, Jr...1'cr>m Augusta,
(Ja.. were the quests of Mr. and
Mrs. .David Perry Sunday*
HI-im.'i A M I!. ( 111 RCII
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Key. .1. A. Jercrette, Pastor a
St. (jyorge?Tin-services. wf'rc a;
very go thnnighout Hie day" ei
Sunday. ni
At 11 o'eloek the morning service
beifan.'Kev. Jenorottir d? liviaj-_ _-l;
je.iced in theix hearts. , p<
There willf-he ^ program given y<
-?ur. lay night, Feh. 10thucelobrat- ts'
ing .Tout der's Day. A Baby Con
.will h(r iiriven the 4th Tun- o1
(lay night Feb. 24th. Tickets arc T
now l* ing sold by various persons.
There will be three prizes P\
given. The ages :irr from 6 years <|<
down. Get y ?ur baby in the raetL L<
Tlit' Junior .Missionary of (Jo^xl R
Hope, Baptist Church . held it? ,-.i
monthly meeting Jan. 24th at the
home of Mr. Qeogre Johnson with R:
Mis? Klizatipjh ? Moult rle Ht'tiug
aa hostess. After the meeting
closed the hostess served a delie- of
iotis course. T)
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VE CANNOT BE UNDERBID.
VE~ SPECIALIZE IN PORCH
ENCLOSURES. NEW ROOFS
AND SUMMER- HOMES. Xrtisans
Contracting *
Company
'hones '3487?
Success! -Happiness! |
___T_J,>rpspeciLy! ??
Is your.s when you burn one or
nore of our BLESSED CANDLES.
Price $1.00; F n cense
>0c and $1.00 boxes. HORESCOI'ES
sent FREE with all
dollar ordvrs. Send BIRTH
DATE,' name this paper. No
I'. (). Ds. excepted. '
ECLIPSE INCENSE CO.
Ill MORE AN STREET
Pittslmrgv-Pa 1 '
rade with our
?^dvertiser&Jgor_^_
Best Results
- H AKTSVILLK DOTS
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Sunday was a very beautiful
ly in Hartsvilie, S. C. Tfhe Sts.
ere filled with a (treat host of
Jerusalem Baptist Churldi was
lied to its capacity. A beauti-1
1 sermon u-as delivered by' Rev. ]
o-unir. Sunday nipht a soul stir
lie sermon was delivered by Rev.
itler. A soL> Vifup-by^JVliss
ith .Butler,
The 'l'uiueial Services- bt Mirs! _
ene Wilson were held at Kelly
11 Methodist Church Sunday P.
We e\j>ress our deepest- symithy
to tbe-family. '
Also the fiineraj of little Cans
Richardson . was ' held Sunday"
Cherry" (J rove''.Baptist Church.
Butler High
The students of Butter High '
em to- be vei^' interested in the
fety contest, every pupil is hbp4?
to wip* the prize. .
The basket ball It am is dome'
ci ly under Coach Mdver assistI
by Misses Neshi'th..and Reese.
Why' .played- their fii'st nanv
riday, the playing of Dodds and
neal is to be common led. .
Miss Hilda Melverlund six bas.1
JoUL-nl*H. * t 1 ' . IA1?~
- V i ri IHVIMMVU 10 r ioriee,
S. to witness the game
Wilson High and Claflin Colgiv
tfie.v 1oportvery good
line.
Tile Helping Hand Club hatf a
atoh heart Valentine party at
e home of Prof and Mrs. H. H.
utl'cr. The party, was enjo\ed
>* all;- ; ^
Misses Xesbith Thumbs 'aha Mt.
'?> mmu the pi'rd wi'i'li-I'nd hi
ieir respective homes.
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. IN MKMOK I AM ~
In sad 1 >nt loving rememberice
of. our booved husband and
other, who departed this '"life,
oh. Id, 10:!-}.
oarMVusband we miss you in the
, home
mt m athour worlfs TlcSr, "
e loved y<>u aiT^strived to cheer
nr-att?our undertakings.
mkloyed you bes't and took you
leep on and take your rest,
e hope to meet you where there
be no parting.
Mrs. Albert l.oe, wife, Cola, S.C.
Mrs. Hehecca Benjiman, sister,
J N. Y. C.
M.r. John 1.00, brother, Burlen9
. " rm "NT O
i:\YS FROM THE R()( KIOljn .
A. M.. K. CIU'RCII
ML Cnrmel, .S. ('.? Our church
dump- fine ^vitli our pastor, Rev.
_JA?1 i t man 1+e?preached?a- '
underfill sermon Sunday.
A splendid Founders' Day pro?
am was rendered Sunday nit(5
wie+' the auspices of Mrs. Mary
eu , M r. W; F. ,\i i oiiiiis, and "
isses Essie I.. Lee and Cornelia"
Mi'Cnnihs. Hverythinrr was
ist line. The fJlec Clifb '"sanp:
!)ur church is froinjr.Jo shine"
iy we- made it skiiie Sunday nitc
'e had Allen Mdrch played by II
arch was made up of twolve
rh who wore white dresses, and Q
hiu: hands with a star in it a- nnd
their head: The cross and *
. M..K. banner as carried by "
isses Janie P. McCombs and Ese
I..-I.ee who marehed in fronC
m m ?
ALLKML TEMPLE A. M. F.
Rev!*|{, "ir'Twmon, Pastor
(li-et nvijle, S. C.?Sunday
: hool op"oiic|i at : 1 r> A. M. with I
large attendance.
FouihTm's' Day was Observed,
id Die Sunday School- was ask- .
r ti, raise a part of the assessVnL?
-?$ 'v
Moaning serviecs began. at' 11:i
A.ili, The pastor preached a
lints were brought out for, the
rung people, wivrning them Joke
the right pyths in life.
The A. ('. K. League met at 0
cTnc^ with an attendance of 10
he League is quite wide awake.
At 7:00 P. M. an interesting
ou-nder's Day programs was fen
red by the Sunday School -ami
pague under tire direction erf Mrs
I. Linion, Miss F. L. Lykes
id Eunice Adains. \>
The assessment fl >r Founder's^
ay was raised. The program was;,
joyed- by all. u
Mrs. M. F. Tho'mpsdn, the wifo*
our former pastor. Rev." B.
rompson, was a visitor during 1!
T \ .J
i Week-El
| UIUOEN BEAUTY
PICKLES?SweetJV
REl) SDL R PITTED- Ntr. t-Ci
CHERRIES
1 lb"TAIL CAN
SARDINES _
PHILLIPS VEGETABLES NO
SOUP ^
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CAMPBELLS TOM Alt)
SOUP
BANNER BRAND Np. 2 CAT
sausage meat
ROSE BRAND
CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA
( REAM FUDGE _
Alaska Pink J, _ '
SALMON"
1 11). Tall Can . 10c
Argo.
PEACHES
No. 2'x.Can , 15c
PIMENTOS
7 O? Tan 10c
- AH Flavors ?
SPEEDY - JEL
4.Pkg. For 17c
MARASCHINO
CHERRIES
5 Oz. Bottle 10c
Armours Star Corned
Beef
2 cans for . 29c
Tasty Flakes
Soda Crackers
1 tfo. Pkff. 10c
Chocolate Pecan Top Marshmallow
COOKIES lb. 19c
Cream Center
Chocolate Drops
Tb. ; 10c
Columbia Brand
SALT 3 5c Ckg*. 10c
.Maxwell House
COFFEE Ib.-Stc
Thim-hell) B.ultep
COOKIES
Fib. Pkg. 15c
PEANUT BUTTER
1 lb. Jar 17c
Stalev's <?!<??>;
STARCH, 3 for 10c
MINUTE TAPIOCA
2 Pkg. For - ? 23c
^OOD EATS
Home
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"Where The Doll;
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Mailing Secretarie
Intelligent people- can earn $1<
u^i.x * - 1 2 *
hwj< >?>ti MBrt a uusiness 01 yoi
* with advertising matter.
We guarantee to pay you 10c e;
send its amf pay?yotr-a BIG-com
mai] for us.
If you mean business and want t
below and send us 25c fov cont;
FREE.:
When, you send us your nai
?free-a copy of 24 WAYS Ti
BEI)KOIU) SALES CO, BOX 1
Bedford Sales Co.,
Box 126,
Wai trace, Tenn.
Gentlemen:
I enclose 25c, , Send me you
& distributors, and how you w
?names T am to send youi
.Name _ _ ?jj
Address __
City or town
a???1?
earring services.
,Mi^ SSrah Lewis is irkdisp>sod
i this^vriting.
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Satqrday, February 9, 1935 T
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id Values _
fixed Full Quarts 21c
m. > ' T~ ~~ " ^ ? ?
~ "2 for_25c_ iZZ
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\# (w?
j
. 1/CAN V
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13 cans 20c
f ??: V , " ?
.. .I.,:r..-.I,: i7c? ~r~
z.;Pkga. ???IZc?_
______ lb. 10c V
^
. Log Cabin, 12 oz. Tin -- - j
Pillsbury's
PANCAKE FLOUR
Pkg. __L_ 10c -Skinners
- ' ~
Macaroni-Spaghetti
2 Pkgs. For 15c
White House, Economy Pack
COFFEE . lb. 25c
Thick Nice ~ _
FAT BACK lb. 14c
Get in the OXYDOL
$10,000
Limerick Contest
.1 708 . __
^Big Cash Prizes?
Per Pkg. _ _ _ 5c
Get your entry blanks from us
CHIPSO
2 Pkgs. For-r___ 15c i.
(liant Bar - " I.
P & G COAP I :
2 for 9c - ~ " T1.
IVORY SOAP '.'"I i
Medium Bar 6c* ?~
F L O U~R ~
?^LESBURTPS? ~~I
24 lb. Sack 7|L25
RED ROSE
24 lb. Sack - 90c
_ RED ROSE
12 !b. Sack 47c
, ?t . f
Perfect Biscuit *
12 Tb. Sack 50c
ZERO-PRICES
Storesf
ar Does Its Duty" ZST *
s And Distributors
3 00 to $25.00 weekly. We will
ur own at home and furnish you K' ach
for certain names you are to
o make money fill out the coupon
ract and full instructions; .
ne and 25c we will send you
D MAKE MONEY AT HOME. ,
126. WARTRVCE. TENNESSEE, _
~~ "
f
r contract for mailing secretaries
ill ^p&y me 10c each for certain
- - State ..
The Willing Workers Club was
entertained at the parsonage byj
Rev. and Mt^s. Tremor*. '