The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 14, 1936, Page Page 8, Image 8
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IARILYN SLIPPER i
:>r All Visitii
vill convince you that ours n
i? Slipper Shop in the state,
^tnt w41f npt r^eo^mze44-a^ t+
l(> \\ (MmI I AVt'lv <>am.li>rtulil
liting system with Italian tm
I)eon pleasing disc,rini inatinj
et. just 2 doors from Kress
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>ring's very newest foot won
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a. , Vf k-i.vt nT Ai;<l<-:-I'll. S.
u.'.u nei brotilor. "4i. v. la I' I
< aI.o is paAtonnt; in Am
ti: on.
.Silve r Tea of Ma-je ioaia W.
[rS v. met at the- hoiuv of'Mr.
\- ,?1 vs. Wi.liam Lewis of. Oak St
< ! :;;u.
I- Proyram was aliened by sin.
'Wi.at A J-'iien l \Vi' Have in
u' is." liy^lrS. ('ait r. .
r .Scripture le>son l>y Miss ,\
iv e .( ?unn?'n.1
Pruyu' bv'Mh; N<>ia Xe Iwoi
n\ Short lit b\ Ite... IV.niels.
a \'isitf?i> - - lie'., Daniel. Jlev. (J
I: Mis;. ('oi iiu-' < on ie? t 'anhon, I
ii.- ?ray yave a .si.oi t talk;.'but \
r- n-t rust my,
^ i(ul i i'.'inr oiit^.? Ilene licliun'
he Rev. Daniels.
ii(. .'.al subject ' "The TTiireliant
ei> Face." Thp visitiny mirths"
n- ' .Flews. Hash and Iloll.ack
A. I.ovely Hill. The collections
it- (iay were $12.2 7.
,-n The I!c\\ 1-. 1 .^.Fanner an^ (
in 2ivtrat.on wilT worship with 1
o. (' ( Lisbon and Ids rojiyieyat
-n, on the. fifth Sunday in .March
11p. ni. Prof. J a.-'. S. Robi
z- -jn't.t th - w < k tii i tit Lis. for;
i-- nonie, Mullins.' -Ife repot ts a v
ly | [ijca-a'r.l urn! successful trip,
h; The Rev, I*. (VwI.ishoO lu!j ?
i;s vices a the '"Shiloh (hunch all <
y. Sunday. .Morning text St. I,
10 1 1. This was a glorious fr
ag-. And this litttlc group
\s working haul to bring their c!;u
;e i;p to tho top.
tending tl
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' THE
SHOP
ig Teachers
ow is the daintiest, .most re
Completely remodeled and
to sanve store. Interior is tjn_-. _
le red modernistic cozy seats
insparent lijrht bowls. Same
i; lady shoe buyers for 11
'eachers' Convention
r ideas. A polite, eourteous
i>s most REASONABLE* *
al-imlucc rnent Cor tilth _
iuhors to visit thi-, intercr
Shop (luting this week
Ji-SfcT (U' ltlvA I 1 II I h
1<1. with each purchase ot
ltd S2.!I<J footwear.
. ; i
antiful -Footwear
M) SIMMER HKiij
" PJ99
and $1.99 1-m
\n. <>km:fts rn.i.Ki)
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(.hi:at 1 ai.i.s m:\vs
i Sn'-visiV. K Kunt'ra! >o
vjvc.- ;wfr?-. : .' ! ! foi Mis. Fram.T
' at Fa-i* -Yi- w < uii'vh; lit*
j;V:: 1 ".'i v. ,t ii - il 'i, i i-'i t in- j r
... t i-A.al cs/lotry.
Th.- ci.ii.iiiitri:y- was :.?ac!<k'nt-(J
train >\vh--n Mi.s, -Mr.'mic (iay<l<
pass- ; to tho'trri'a: boyon 1 on l'i
/' ~"pdny". -Marrh -0; Kwlwristic Vei'vie.
! \v< re 'hold < :) Sundae at Para a
1 } C rh. Si e v>'a> laid to ivst
. .'.V ' Paradi-v Ceim-teiy... .
Miss . lvlizaheth (iaiiv s, a -t
^ }: at lif1!;- 'iii't (%.]';' I2i-. Spent
' w iltiys at home.
The *- eohd Qar.t' i'.y <'??n:V
. l t.i - v.a- hi!.: at Paindisv Chun
1 ? March ?>. It was cjuiiea succe;
' '*!' ! h is K! r A. Kti-s. I| (oh
! inosided.
ser-. i
I 'a ra>ii -e Schofd
t.. !
I -T> - I"
,,tl 1 ry respect. .We haw only a fi
ita. | mere weeks, ami every one is tr
,1,... j ina ! > 11.? <h>\- 'he W -T. T
1 ai- I ttir'if \vh?? play l>alh - ha
really en.io\\il tic eanie this -t
,li<? ,>"11 though t'hi-y 'w. r l:\t-. h-*.'i
" nipc. The : eaiional *ide of* ;
i school lil\. is taken care ?>f
Wis. Oliver Mali.
."ah " T' ;' p'lpi!*' names a
u> : ( ..l ie- i c ?e!:>i!a..tic roll f
he !:i -1 - i x Woks' leport. Mi-s
?, . ! I o!a ' nihitiirii; m, Carle (ia
* dem Sat K. Hall. J.' hpit. Coh-iiu
%i 1 \ ( .A on. Mai yprot Talt'oi
' u" Beatrice BouJwaiv, "Kth l W'h.i
Bessie Mc'GulioUKh, Juanita Bai
:in; os.and Alio Talfor-i.
K.vyry i? looking finv.a
, o tie "Sprue' Carnival" an I "P
lu'- ,1,,,-i.o < W- ... ...
. j>la<v Miuvh -7. 1 with
" int.i: ipatio'n. ;
Our principal, Mr, F. I>. Die*
it??.v ,vas rc-ol c'tv<>rj.M!ijst nt' t
^' Chester County Tench is' A-LlA
ciation, and Mrs. Cnthr-rin?
_ lti; ih'm wa i ? t'li'ctc< 1 see re', a
. !' the "sanu- < > yani/.at inn for i
iil'th cons -cut i'.e tim s.
ianr.ir.tr " 't!> att n<7 $?( '' Sta
ITachors' ,\-s'tciati?>n in Colunil
jlar.-h I'j-'jn.
I'rincipa! I'.ew carried the f<
hiwintr nu-.niht r- to- the ' Bioloj
nn" < !a.-s to Ch r.i'r on Monday,
the j icturc "Th- Fife* of L^r
I'a-teur." Hrrh? Hlizahc
a Caison, t'leo (iibsnn, Oharl's 11a
A::.os Ford, and F.ai nest I'eltoj
WOO'DIM FF NKWS
; Ch h.Trinity A.M. E. Zion Church
'hi. Siinuay .school at the usual ho
;ih vith Supt. and all teachers
thoir i>?>-1 of duty. * *
' At d 1tht. pastor, Rev. J.
e L. All n preached a wonderful se
on! At X o'clock Sunday niuunch
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PALMETTO LEADER
| CALHOUN NEWS
| - .
The Golden View Sunday school
opened at the usual Irour. All
teachers were present. Elskin
Reid, Supt.
' Services jat Abel Ghurch were
enjoyod by every one. Rev. J. W.
! Beeks, the ^pastor, brought a won
! derful message to the hearers on
Sunday morning. He chose for
! a subject, "The Second Coming
1| of Christ^ ' ?
| Again Sunday j)ight Rev. Books
Ij brought us another soul stirring
sermon.
The Golden View Ladies Auxiliary
met at the honi% of Mrs. H.
Reid. After?a?business meeting,
the hostess served dainty refreshm.-nt<
__J
A great number of friends attended
the funeral of Mr. Willie
Aiken at New Hope Sunday after-1
noon. .
Mr. John Williams and family
of Georgia have moved in the old
Tyree hall! We are glad to have
them with us. t.
Mrs, Minnie Dupnee was hostess
at a dinner Supday. She had as
her guests Rev. an<f MT5.~J.AV.-_
- FK'ek?, and?.Mr. and Mrs,?David 1
Dupree.
Mrs. J L). 15: yan and Mr. Wil
a iams "of Seneca. re Vistors in
ill Calhoun Wednesday.
[ The Catlvovjn Graded school j
L girls' bask>;ball tcajn motored to
I Pickens Friday afternoon and defeated
th.. I'jckens team 12-2.
. Mr. Richard Butler has return"d
homo a*t r spending! several
months in Washington. IT. C.
Miss Susanna Byrd and Mr.. J.
I I. Karle Were quietly married onj
Sunday afternoon. The young
I <nm!t. will live In the Reese Apart
i inent. '
| SPARTANBfRG 'NEWS'
[Mrs. Shaw the wife of the newly
elected pastor of Metropolitan
A. M. E. Z., Church, Mesdames
Lula B Abrams, Elva J. Wilson
Azalee McGhee's home on Sunday
afternoon.
Sunday^ marked another glorus
opportunity for ehurch-gqers.
Quite a number were sene on The
way to church'and church school.
Rev. A. M. Matthews, the pasto:.
I preached a \eiy guml .semion, in
the_ morining and night. Clubs
made the club,
made the reports.
Ever Rc-ad\ ?lt>.'00; Rescue ?16.
,f?; Diamond $10.00; Superioi
32.25: General collection"
Collection* $23:40; total collection
for the-day
-The Night- Hawk S..? ial cl.it>
j net . la-.t "M )i-day nightthe
home of .1- h"-^4i--l ;cn on ciwidand
Ave. Bttsir.es of imp; rtarue wadiscussed.
A new m* ttiber^ was
admitted " the"?T-b * ta-ly
course of jca.hes urni. <:acker:
\yas served ! wl t ciut
airljoutT.cd ' m< ct a: tl.e l. sir*I
Roosevelt Bvi<1.
U j . Mr. T. .1. JetTcrits ?.f the fa-.;!
I tv of the Cummmg street hie
I " i- i ....11..;.) ... i . i, ;
M'lH'Ul wa.-> tafivw i?? i??- ?i miji ..
GuITm-.v on account "f the death ?>i
his father. He ha** his many
x' friend'-- sympathy.
J Pacihit Junior High School
'Hi-.* dedication >t i vices, Field'
Pay an-T basket ball tournament
will be given here on the school
. - ginning at II o'clock A. M. an
> . e:vi.-Thursday. March 25th be.
j: < ?!:tin5r.rr on through th* nigh
Any school .wishing to enter th.
>; .i!ivi'j?T.t will will be welcomta
t.. ()" s". Please notify the prinli.
A. MilK r, Principal:
h* \\ vl.IIALLY HIGH SCHOOL
' i Ti e i aehers and students have
hie:: i j j a friendly'contest since
lama! y 11. The class raising the
largest amount of money over
?L\00 would receive a prize. The
v.- contest came to an end last Thurs*v
lay right after th.,> following de!*.
Katv was discussed: Resolved
\? -i'bat b.ere should b?* an old aged,
pension established in the U. S."
: The affirmative speakers were
i. Mrs.- (Iraeie Robinson and Rev. J.
by. t. Rui inson. Those on the neg'c:
ivt- wei e M>'. John Woods and
,e, A5is - A-i anda Williams, Judges.
'. -^! v-ers Ralph -Holloway, Klijah
).it!i;.ii: and Mrs. L.ula Goldsmith.
i i . a;urinative won.
. ; * tiif Rf\\ Posey .delivered a won.
' derful message.
Mis. Ellon Spovman of Winston
Salem, N. C. is visiting her
si*toj. an.) neice, Mrs. Alice Fostor
and Sirs. Mattie Gibbs.
k Mt-i M. S. Callaham and Mrs.
Ma.tde L. West of Spartanburg.,
v..a- the dinner guests of Mr. and
v'" Mrs.. I .aw Wilburn March ,!i.
1 Mrs. Zelaka Miller of Washington.
I). C. has beon called home to
j: th- he<l side of her father, R. P.
N'ori is, w* *> is very ill.
Sick list: Mrs. (J. Foster, Miss
Sarah. I'tshields, R. P. Norns,
Mi>. Rachel Rice
? RIDGE SPRING NEWS
Sunday school was called to orL
der at the usual hour. A large
t and int/-resting group enjoyed the
h- discussion of the lessjon.
t" At 12 o'clock a large congrcgation
enjoyed the soul stirring ser
) iimn pleached by Rev. Jones.
Faculty and students are looking
forward to the Annual Field
I lay to he held at the .Saluda Ros?
enwald school Saturday,. March 14.
ui' Ridpr- Hill teachers as well as
at other teachers of the County were
all smiles when the President roll.
ported that Saluda County had
r- registered 100 percent for the
hh State Teacher's Association and
7 Washing
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
(Continued from page- one) *
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stanbaci? I
An all - day rain atcomj?oiied
with a "strong wind and quite a
j drop in temperature made Tuesday
|_JL very gloomy and wintry- day \
r imvy iiigil notes
The girls and boys basketballteams
attended the Tournament in
Camden -Friday- and Saturday. On
Friday they defeated Lancaster Hi
on Saturday they Were defeated by
t milter Academy of Cheraw.
Monday night, they played
Friendship college in Rock Hill.
The girls forfeited their game to
Friendship in a score 1 to 0. Seme
-for the hovs. Finlev Hi ?n; Friend .
hip 12.
At both the Loomis street and
Finley Ili schools, teachers and pu;
pi Is are working on the beautitication
of the grounds. ' .
Thirty-nine pupils were. Vwy _
hajMH?Friday when Principal- Fniley
put into their Lands their
monthly checks.
}Iiss Ernestine Wilkerson. Home
Economic teacher witnessed the
games" in Rock Hill Monday nite.
Most of the teachers from both
schools will attend the Teachers'
Association in Columbia next
week.
Mlseea- Mabel, Janie Mae and
Hattie Crosby students of Finley
Hi were caller' to their ho mi
t.T Rlaiis Sunday because of the
death of "an aunt. -?
Mr. Luke Wilkes, a former student
of Finley Hi was on the cam
pus Monday. He is spending- 4<
while with his parents in the c<v.:n 1
ty. I
STATE COLLEGE
I..- " VS
COLUMBIA PROS.
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Monday' Night, March 16, '
Oddfellows Hall
The strong basket* Ball .team
from State College will play Cor
lumbia's protc.ssional Warn lionday
night March 10, at the OddT
fellows Hall, 8 p. m. The State
College Bull Dogs have lost only
one, game this season and aro contenders
Tor the Southern Championship.
They have won. by a
largo score from teams in Ohio,
Virginia,?Alabama,?North Caro- 'ma.
West Virginia. 'Georgia ami
South Carolina. It will be a treat i
or Columbia fans to sie this won
derful .basket ball team in action
on the local court, Columbia Pros,
have won several games this sea
nn and they too have a wonderful
-team" 'coin posed of former
pla;. erv of some .of our best eol-j
1 gf teams. ; The- fdlkfrving men
c?'iiip"-e thy ."Cld uinb i a _Pumi. team:-h
Crawfold (Coach), Stallworth.
Walker. Anderson. Smith and several
others from Benedict and Al- |
n. The game will be played under
the*, auspices of the Howard '
School Parents- Teachers Association.
Gospel Tornado
Speaking? j
Speakingr
f rom?Kan-tt-*4
city M,,?WUU
spend Thur-dayi
| in S. Louis.,
j Will arrive in
t ittle Rock Sa?
i irda,v. Will'
j leave Tuesday,
f for Columbia,
I South Carolina 11
I to? Teachers',!
I Meeting. . Will 1
i - top at 3frs. M
| Smith's, p 2 9
I Pine St. in*
-stead of Dr.
fe H'dman. So
? long; will be on
air next week . over Station
M.LQC.
TABERNACLE RAPT. CHl'RCH
Sunday sell =d a- the usual hour
with Supt.. Richard Rrailv if
charge.. We are very sorry to reonrt
our Asst. S'-ot *' Mr. ;\V. J
Harris is Very sick at this writing;
also one of our teachers.
Mis. Georgia Flemming is very
sick. We hope that they will soon
recover.
At 11:30 R<v. Watson prcach -d
from St. Luke 22 chapter, them
'I c-t Supper.'1 was a sou'
stirring sermon, vtiy} entire church
e.me to lie rejoicing.
that the refund cluck had been rer
ceived.
An approciatiive audience - witnessed
the jd.ay presented h\* the |
3rd Hi. Class of B-. ttis Academy, j
Th'.y expressed there* d\vs as hav- '
ing .spent an enjoyable evening.
vV'i* .re gee l that Mis-: Petersor i
>ur nftisic and lth grade teacher \
is ill. We wish for her a speedy j
recovery. Mrs. Cittria Corlcy
Burris is teaching in her place.
Prof. Adams attended thoTlfs- j
trict Agricultural meeting in Co-lumbia
Thursday. He was accompanied
to Columhit bv his wife.
Mrs. J. M. Adams.
We regret very milch that Mrs. j
Henry Petorson is on the sick list
at this writing.
Mr. Orlan la William*, a Sophomore
of Allen University spent
spent the week-end with her parents.
Miss A. R. Williams is home after
closing a successful school
term at Waterce.
Master L. M.-Barnes of Popular
Branch spent the week-end
with his teacher, Mr. Henry Peterson..
Mrs. Jerome Mason of of Aiken
is visiting her, parents, Mr. and
A. J. Corlcy.
jsociationJ
lion Stree
K i t. urn i u'm.' * .
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for honest value
USED CARS
stop by 1924
MAIN
buy where
THE OK Counts
J & OK CHEV. CO.
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X S, C. State Colle*
'Featuring Harold June of
X ADMISSION ?
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A - COM MI'
Willis C. Johnson
?; * R. Hopto
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I Men, I
Half ?
WILSE W.
| PHONE fi820 I
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Iwhy r\y
us
Good En
(A Better
ANI) SAVE Y
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Greenville /
EFFECTIVE MOM),
A LONG FELT NE.EI
Leave. Charle ttin 9:00 A
Leave St. (ieorfje 10:11 A
" Le&ve Hranch\ille 10:12 /
Leave Oran^elnirj; 11:12 -i
Leave St. Matthews 11:33
J ?_ Leave < OH MHIA L2:*V 1
Leave I'nion 2:28 1
-Arrive Spartanburg 3:23
Leave Spartanburg 3:30 I
Arrive (ireenvllle 1:23 I'.
Arrive Calhoun __ 3:19 I
Arrive Atlanta 8:10
| No 29 stops at all station:
(OACin-S. THF- LO'
NOW IN I
C'onsuU-^Cicl
W. K. Met;EE, A.-G
Southern R1
3ine at Gr
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Saturday, March 14, 1936
WANTED!?
.Cooks, Maids, Nurses, one male
Chef Cook, Delivery Roys with hi-'
cycles.
COMT1YIRTA
Employment Bureau
1521 Main Street
R&tm T Phone SH6C
REAL ESTATE
Wo are ownorH and developers
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