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Pa ge 8 ? This Is R ~ News F PINK SALMON . AKMOl K'S NO. 1 CAN corned beef sugar?10 lb. Clotii 7~fresh water Per Pe NO. 2 CAN tomatoes shortening il.: ? sunshine peace IN J? YIU I? NO. 2' i SIZK NO. 2 CAN string beans red ros 12 lb.: bag 40c -V r>c si/i' MATCHES 3 for 10c | Candy Bars and Chewing Gum .4 for 10c i.iiiuvs" nT)7 1 CAN TOMATO JUICE J for 25c 7 T i'ivi:sh i?K.\ifi. Winn-; Grits 5 lbs. for 15c ; ? - -R-<TN |?o\T Salad Dressing: Pints 17c IK>1 Moflto. Vacuum Puck CORN 12oz.t*ii 13 c 7 orm k ( an ! - PIMENTOS 10c ? ONi: POI ND Salted Sodjis 10c Ql'AK KK Macaroni-Spaghetti 2 Pkgs. for 15c I'll 11 I IPS NO. 1 C AN PORK & BEANS 1 for 19c DIM l. I1H AM) .MILK 2 for 25 c a Prunes lb. 5c GOOD EATS Z I Home "Whore The Dollai THK M IN IS Vl'US WIYKS \DGeorjjvto\vn--0'n Thursday evemnp, January '2'b at the home of Dr. ..ni Mrs. R. H. Brogdon. on . Ciuoi'n St . the Mini tors Wives Alliance entertained in honor of sister Markr A >h. rt ^fog-am Was rendered " Mrs. Ro.-a Gadson was mistress of ceremony. Opening sonjr, followed by prayer chanted by the A1 liance. Remarks by the President Mrs. S. I.. Hropdcn. * ' Instrumental solo, !>v Mrs. Inez Thompson. Raiding, a comfe, from Paul L. Dunbar, by the reporter, F. V. I.. . Wilson. ' I Program closed with short talks \ by Mrs. Joe J.ieksoh. Mrs. Julia Mints,. Mrs. Plujehe Parker and d Mrs. Wilhelmona Hudson. The secretary. Mrs. Susan Thompson, with choice .yords, pre i sented a little token c; rement- . branoe front the' Alliance to Mrs. _B- Mack. Sister Mack ..ccepted it r with grat.l'.il exprcssi ns nhtf nlso said that she would ever re-' H member the Alliance. She also u said, th.it when ever our meeting 1 t day come, though she'll be away j A N from us-in body, she'll be with us , 1^ in spirit an J Jong Jto bo present 1 t w ith u? as usual in jjnr meetings, i y Sister Mack was with us from a the beginning of our. Alliance. She ,n is the tU'Pt to move away that was s here from 'the beginning of out Alliance and truly u? find it, hard u to give her up. But as we know ai eal Fooct or You ? 10c 2 for 29c i Bag .......71 _ 49c GROUND MEAL ck 20c 4 for 25c 8 lb. Car ton 99c ES ~ 2 for 27c 2 for 15c E FLOURT 24 lb. bag 80c W ATAl'(? A Kraut 2\2 size 10c White House. Kconomy I'aek COFFEE lb, 23c .. rxv PEARS ' 2 for 25c Millers Corn Flakes - ? 2 for 15c horolaU- Marsh mallow 12 Ol M'K J.Alt PRESERVES- 15c -u'.minolk TOILET- TISSUE 4 for 25c t 1?-,m u's Mustard 6 oz. 10c .'amy uli e hose MCE per lb. 5c phillips v ix; eta rle SOl'P No. 1 can 5c -HAN N KK Hit AM) HASH No. 1 can 10c Fiff Bars 2 lbs. 25c dh l ok soi k PICKLESQts. 15c i R0,PR1 C E S Stores * r- Does Its Duty" i 'U|- labor calls for traveling so ft ; we wojj-iJ . rather remain A'In': c?\i-i-?ai i", - now?th.>t "Duty" limsf go. Rev. Mack, ne f the T7r~pthiXa^e>f Wesley *1. K. Church is a niemTnrr-r>f--i}iv_ I ir.Ctvrial Cnion of this town, I'hcy will soon move..U> .St. Stepun. S. C. Sister Mack s presence r. c ar Alliance was a r.ty of sun .? . vi-j rainy uay. Shi vas always cheerful. Np one can >e <1 around her.? We shall miss tor from our meetings. We are praying that she will outinue to spread sunshine*' and ;o}.i up the works of the Lord in ,er life. Peiiuious je'.lo with y. hipped ream, pound cake and fruit>t:neh"with tai.sin cuke were sered. We are grateful to Mrs. Broglen for the use of her home and he excellent service rendered. - - ? SWANSEA* NEWS (.Continued from I'age >1) mrmts. the Rev. W. M. Mims o 1 Avansia at their home. Mrs. Wilaiv and \t".-. aie tin* dan htors of Rev. Minis" niid were naives of Swansea and Mt. Olive A. I. K. I lunch about ten years ago. frs. Wdhams taught school at he Swansea High Scho'ol for a at' and was a willing worker t tht? church. They were always eadv to do their part. They pent a week home with parenta. ! Mr. and Mrs. H. Moore motored i Orangeburg to ace hii liittn nd they enjoyed a pleasant Itajr. 6 w Gospel Tornado Speaking? \mmm\ From Pasadena, just rece'vod | a letter from Mr. Hampton, saying the girl that will win in the Contest. will get trip to Hollywood ' next July. I will tell ..all ;ibout . that beautiful town. Will speak I next week over Station PLMOC. SPAHtANRl'Rf; NEWS ~T Trinity A. M. E. Church Rev. H. W. Waker, Pastor January 20th, 193G?Our Presiding Elder, Dr. E. A. Parker held his first quarterly conference j Monday night. There was a splen-1 did congregation with smiling fac< es to greets him. All auxiliarie. made fine reports with such a per ' sonal as the Rev. Parker a^ the mg but success. We \vi re pleased to have him preach for us ah I day Sunday, January, 19th. We! were made , to rejoice in the God ! of our salvation. The numbers j and friends wish him a happy ami prosperous year. '. \ i Sunday, January 26th was very dreary and . cold, but still an exI wmiienro sat with onenoo i hearts to receive the morning mesj sage delivered by our worthy j pastor. The Junior choir proceed .from the rhnir room nnth aseendo? I the choir stand led in singing tin sweet songs of Zion lined bv thi . pastor. Prayer was pflTered by Bro. W. W. Woodward. The choii ugain sang "I Love The Lord" led by - Miss Margaret Reid. A ~poF~ tion of the 5lst Psalm was read. The ushers came fuward to lit'; the missionary offering. Solo byMiss Lillie B. Rodgers. Afte which the pastor took his Uxt Is aiah 45:22. A cure for all ail ments. After this wonderful scr. mon while he extended an invita tion to joiners the -choir sang Need Thee Every Hour". Mi Claude Cumberland came forwtm to connect-with' the'"church. W7~ have an excellent Junior choir un der the direction of Mi??. ' 1 Rumble and Mr. 0. A. Anderson \Ve bid them God'* speed. . At 4:30 the members and friend.I of Stewardess Board No. 5 met at the-home of Miss Rosella Rumbl. I board. A snappy program was , rendered. Miss .Christene Paste mistress of ceremony. Si lectio by the assembly. Prayer, Mr. \\ W. Woodard. Selection, reading Mrs. Hettie Williams, Mrs. Nora Byrd. Trio, Mosdames Runibley, Davenport, Anderson. Paper,.M.v Inez Garret. Talk. Mrs. Lizzie Crawford; Mrs. S.- I.. Reid. Out Pastor, Rev. II. W Walker in hi.masterly* way delivered the installation address Those installed were- Mrs, Carrie Anderson, pros ident; Mrs. Annie Williams, vi'ceprisident; Mrs. J. M. Davenport secretary; Miss Rosi-lla Rumbley. treasurer. At 6 P.M. we reassembled at the grt\nd'-old A. M. E. Church to elect officers for the local Mission_ary?Society.?Those?elected)? : " - i vmil i .urs. t_"oia Simpson, vice-president; Mrs, Cai lit* Anderson, secretary; Mrs. He.ter Wilson, corresponding secre .ary; Mrs. Mary Davis, treasurer; . Mrs. Mary ,Jackson, chaplain. Executive Committee: Mrs. Norn Byrd, chairman; Mis. St. I, Reid, secretary; Mrs, Anniese Craig, Mrs. Matilda Johnson, Mrs Pearl Pittman. Juvenile Seciety: Misses Willie M| Kissick president Lula Reid, vice-president; Thelnia Anderson, secretary; MarV Sue GvilTin, treasurer; Elizabeth McKissick, chaplain. Missionary?Ctrrtc?Nor?1?will t meet at the home of Mrs. Marj I Davis. No. 41 at thc. home of Mrs ! ULiJla- Byars. No. 8 at the home i | of Mrs. Carrie Anderson. Board No. 1 at the home of Mrs Fannie Billard. We were pleased.: to havt. the following visitors; to . worship with us Sunday: Misses , Margaret Fingtr, Mattie Eyles, Mr. Hcnv r Rodgers, Mrs. Odessa ', Woodward. Come again. ?iek members, Miss Jessie Hicks Mrs. Nena Smites, Mrs. Nannie Austin, Mr. Claude Whitmiic. Pray for their complete and speedy krecovery. THE PICKENS CO. TEACHERS MEET The Pickcn County Teachers" meeting was held at the usual j hour, with the Simpson Jr. Hiyr'i ' School faculty, January 18, 193G. Despite unfavorable weatln-. co: di'tions. several members and visitors were present. ^ The teacher* plan to make this the most successful year in its history. / The officers are: Prof. A: A Martin, Pres.; Prof. J. T. Simp son, Vice-Pres.; Mrs. Dora Ferguson, Sec.; Mrs. W. L. Simpson, Asst. Stc.; Mrs. Ora Hallums. Treas. IE MT. PLEASANT NEWS Rev. W. T. MuVry, Pastor Yos. we kave a lot to toll you all this week because our backyard progressed in its work 'during the n.ist week. Tho 1lil^r~FTmTTTWv <vfr 4 the month was a successful one. The Sunday school was called into session at 10:30 o'clock, conducted by the Asst. SuptM Bro. J. II, Murray. The morning- service followed. Rev. MurraJjr and his wife went to have service with the good people of Ebenezer A. M. E. Church. Many of the members from Friendship A. M. E 1 Church attended. The? service was well carried out. They returned time enough to have service with their own good people. Our weekly news is as follows: On Thursday of last week, Rev. Murray went to have service with the C. C. C. boys of that section. He carried along withj him, his wife, "Misses Mable Coakley, Janie Brown. Virginia ^Coakley and Grace McKrtight. A banquet was given for them. Mr. Joseph Mc"Kntghtnfas the guest arthe par= sonage for the past week on Tuva day evening. The members of the "Community Sewing Circle Club" were entertained at the home of Miss Virginia Coakley. After the business pAi't of.our meeting adjourned, Virginia had a surprise for us. know what it. is. Do yoti? Yes, it was a good old eolation, cocoa, cake, -candy,. nuis and she even had a lemon pie.. Everyone enjoyed it. We wish to have our meeting back there next. Week, but each inrmher is?snppn^p tr> pntm-rnin us, strive can't go them trtght ofl'next week We arc* supposed" td be entertained at the home of Miss Helen lMchardson. our secretary m-xt week. I. C. Johnson, Reporter A LITTLE GIRL OF TEN^ g. _ 4 She "shivered ai d looked around her, That little girl of ten Her clothes were tactful and fag- ! Red. . .)! And hadn't eaten since I don't J kno when.' The snow caught her to her ank- : les, * The sleet blew about her face | And she turned and ran away wildly As she hated that dreadful place. ^ 'She was trying to find a doctor Because,, iier mother was dying fast; Her breath came short and funny Too short |ndeed, to last. I I At last she foua.i a t.ig house, i "It juust be the doctor" she said "Oh, I .hope he'll come quickly? Or my j oor mother will be dead." . She r. pped -oiv-ihe . uoor timidly. T Them called in her sweet young voice, "Oh doctor, please ivme quickly"' ! Then stopped for fear of noise. j When the doctor came to trie tiooi lie ran and got his bag. Then T.e "gut" his harnesses and-1; whip And hitched up his old mare. She.' . _ i He called the poor little girlie, f Ami tu.kod her bv his side Then he called to his pid horse. ! Thus began a sorrowful ride. When they reached the broken j farmhouse. ; j With the winduwc of t:.? side, The doctor knew that in the cold, } The poor eld mother had died. j He went in first, and quietly j He drew tite little girl. aw.< y j Because IkV mother was cold and , dead, . 1 \] A rJ U - J " iiv naa a lot tci <|ay: * 1 \ ' 1 i "Now listen d??ar,v ho told her | 8 "Your mother is dead ?nd f?one^ I To live with the dear angels B And make her Heavenly home." 1 "I will take you to live with us ; I In-the great big house on the I 'll And when I don't be there to p'.av 1 with you. i My two dear sisters will. j ' 1 So thoy buried the little girl's mother j On that cold, cold winter dftV. I And ever since that the little I girl lived | In the Big house far away. 1 Ar^ Original Poem I By M?ss Miria^E.- Bossellien" ? Georgetown S. ^bbscribe For \ ? \ The "Leader" \ WILSE W. PHONE 6820 11 WHY PAY v ' " U S Good En (A Better AND SAVE Y ( ^ | IMPROVED I Greenville a EFFECTIVE M0N1L A LONG FELT NEEI I*eavc Charle ton 9:00 A Leave St. George 10:14 A Leave Branehville 10:42 A Leave Orangeburg 11:12 / Leave St. Matthews 11:33 Leave COLUMBIA 12:4.T 1 Leave Union 2:28 F Arrive Spartanburg 3:2.3 Leave Spartanburg 3:30 1 Arrive Greenville 4:25 I*, Arrive Calhoun?. *5:19 I Arrive Atlanta 8:10 No 29 stops at all statiom MODERN COACHES. THE LO ? ? NOWtN-f ? Consult Ticl W. E. McGEE, A. G Southern R ? - "X'V'X-X'V'I' I Has it Ever Occ v ,i, :|: That: / . X 7"*e Palmetto Leader ing colored weekly X Tt has been published It is an excellent advi < % Through it's circulate $ your aspirations in v ;i; All kinds of print ing z { Job Printing Depart X I SLiMJ LS YOUK WORK PROMP |.\ Pclllltftt ? 1310 Assembly Street PUBLISH BOOK AND JO] CORRECTI^ Personal Statione Invitations, (Weddini affairs, Bridge I Announce Hampton Pr 1310 Assembly Street W nn thr r>T?ivrrmxT/^ SEND US YC adies yfl /V... I drpn I >oles I MARTIN I 18 HAMPTON STREET I MORE? | E uf Flour Flour) OUR MONEY SERVICE I i Atlanta \Y, JANUARY ra ) NOW PROVIDED l. M. "Carolina Special" i. M. "Carolina Special" i. M. "Carolina Special" i. M. "^Carolina Special" A. M. "Carolina Special" I. P.. M. "Carolina S|>ecial" \ M. "Carolina Special" P M 'Tni-nUn:* Special" P. M. Train No. 29 M. Train No. 29. \ M. Train Np." 29 P. M. C. T. Train No. 29 s Greenville to Atlanta. ^ WEST BATES IN HISTORY ! EFFECT" let Agents . P. A., Columbia y'l. System | i"..... :urred to You | is South Carolina's lead-.!?! eleven years promptly. r ertising medium. >ns you may make Known arious fields 5^ endeavor. % \ Vs. are correctly dotttr irt it s yment. * r i i NEXT ORDER $| Y! TLY DONE n foaiter I . y. Columbia,, S.^CT ? - ? 1 * X! inting Co. 1 1ERS B PRINTING I f DONE ry A Specialty j ?, Society or Club^ *arties, etc.) ments I inting Co. Columbia, S. C. < ?UR NEXT ORDER ! : A 1 -Saturday*. February JL. 1936 A MilHon Dollars Worth of Action in? ? . -.tein--. World-Famed i , M0N.-TIJE.-WK1). rewffiiia AS- ? I Wc are authorized by the Direc| tor of the Better Housing Program | to figure Government Work. Artisans Contracting K ^ Company ??pi Phones 3487^.8535 i - . : _ I FOR HONEST VALUE USED CARSI - .. ~ OTAn Tltr ? " a oiur m 1 1924 MAIN BUY WHERE THE OK Counts |J & OK CHEVvCO. I "1924 Main St. I'l UI'.I.Y HOOD! Ik. i'l KK goodness of .. 'cur' r.jUr will be?evident to youwkh the tu.st baking you do. !r. t'.:.. iiv n-suV.-ess that will re'ward . Ir. the dollcieasness of t o "l:\r-ij of golden dtlica..ie? you bake with THIS exceptional Flour. Try this Purely ( h-.mi rinui! . .. ALLEN BROTHERS MILLING CO. Columbia. South Carolina Mil I CRS OF T ARLE-TESTED FLOUR ^ REAL ESTATE j We are owners and developers of Hi^h Class colored property. If it's a home?see us. COLUMBIA RKALTY CO.* Incorporated FIVE POINTS PHONE 5642 WANTED! S veral tjood male croks, one Rood mnlrrss maker, carpenters, | women cooks, nurses and maids. We have onenincrs dailv. rnmn see ip it' jou want a good job. COLUMBIA Employment Bureau 1 11521 Main Street """"" I Room 7 Rhone 3866 BIRTHDAY PARTY " MV's. Ella. Mae Donoldson gave * birthday party for her little H i.ughtor, June Ethel at the homo >f Mrs. Henry Hither. January JJj lb, 18.16. Many of Ethel's 'little Iflj 'rlends?were' piesent.?Tbe?eHtb Iren all enjoyed themselves.