Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ V- - . ' T Page 8 why pa f u Good E r ? - - {a bet<! and save ^ Money Sav - " sugar LARD?8 it), carton _ - CATSUP ? Apple Jelly ALASKA Salmon can 10c ? BLUE ROSE ~ KILL _ lb. 5c GOOD COFFEE lb. 10c ? to WATT " Light Bulbs 5c J. DRAKE . _ _ ?- THE COMPLETI I FOR IIONWE-VAfctre-i?| USED CARS stop by M-mmnHjf BUY WHERE - THE OK Counts J & OK CHEV. CO. . 1924 Main St. WAVERLEY SERVICE STATION "ESSO" PRODUCTS Cor. TAYLOR & PINE STS. TELEPHONE 92tMi UNDER NEW MAN AUK MENU Cars Washed and Greaset for SI.00 ? N~0 T I C E r~ TO ALL, \Ol.OKEI) PEOPl.l who are not satisfied with yotn present job and thusi*" who don't have jobs, call to see us at th? COLUMBIA Employment Bureau r.oon positions availahli Hr2i Main .Street Room 7 Phone 3861 Open All Nijjht?-24 hour Serrie Save your nickles and dimes am come up to see us sometime While in Columbia visit the Lenox Beer Garden LUNCHES AT ALL TIMES MURRAY and GRAN'f, 1'roj 1129 M ASHING ION S I REE': AUTOMORII K LOANS : AND REFINANCING , o Standard Rates ami" Ti rhis CRAW FORD'S 1927 'Main?Rhone -jl.'is Prompt, i.onndcntial Sen vice See Out Mr. C'athey WHY PAY $30 TO $100 MORE " when you can buy the same eai and save the ditTtrence at C R AAV FO R IDS. OA 1 l 1 t, l< 1 f / i ov ruru 4-uuin .'JliJU Sedan' - 30 C'hev. Cmrpe, good tires $95 runs and looks good 32 Ford B-4 Coupe, new tires, reconditioned $210 motor ~5. ..V, , 33 Ford Y-iS Tudor, new tires reconditioned $275 ________ nurtor??r: 32 Chev. Coach, new tfr. s. This car is in excellent $225 condition ???-ft3 Plymouth THx. Coach, new paint, new seat covers, $295 new tires ? ' ' ? -83 ClTPVT" KlasTer Coach, extra clean. Look this car over ' and be your . $295 own judge 31 Buick 7 Pas'. 4-Door $265 Sedan,-extra clean. : 34 Plymouth Dlx. Coupe $355 above the average " We have -about 50 more to aeVisit our showrooms and see for yourself that we do save you money. CRAWFORD'S ' ?JLlxcluxi-v?* l ?ed Car fhnrtFT ~ 1927-29 Main Columbia, S. C. Y MORE? S E mf Flour *r Flour X O UR MON E Y mg Specials! _ 5 tbs. 25c .. )8c 4 lb. carton 50c 14 ounce bottle 10c 14 ounce jar 10c t BANNER HASH?tall can 10c [ N ATIONAL ?Oat Meal pkg. 5c C I'lRE CANE ?? h Svrun Vo sral. 30c : 1 1 ? j STALEYS ;; Starch 3 pkg-s. 10c WENS, Inc. FOOD STORES" CilESTER PARAGRAPHS. Miss Geraldine Wilkerson, o , Washington, I). C., returned to hei studies at Howard University, afj ter spending ten days here very - plrns-in^tly with hei Lvvin?stStUTT .'I'/'ono'niiCHi teacher of l-'inley Hi. [ _Mr. James Chappell, astuden ! ;>f State College* spent a few day. i.'ie witii his uncle and aunt, M - and Mrs.- RoUnvt Walker. Carinel' Presbyterian church i having services this week for th installation of their pastor, Rev \Y. .wanoney. Each night, a di '..rent pastor preaches. The Ser ices are well attended and muc-' nti> r<?<( le monifftiitarl nn .Mr:}. Mandney number. thei. fl itrnls- by all ot the 'Citizens - o Chester, and all denomination ire present nightly at these fin e.rvkes. Much good work has a! early been accomplished by Rev Manoney and his numbers, an. oinc excellent' plans are on fo nore and greater things. Mrs. Rcna Wilson and Mi. JaMcAlily were married Jan. 8, l'J.'l Mr. Arthur daggers has return ,1 from Sanfbrd, Fla.,. where h . -pent several wet ks. Aecompan e,l by Mr. Quay Hopkins, Jr. thej pent t\vodays last week at Ben diet College. - ?-*-7 Mr. and Mis. Timothy Johnso 'ml baby had a< their guests las vriday a ft ernon. .ALLss?Viola Tmdr pud Mr. Clinton, students o 1 ^'Milton College, Rock Hill, wh ..vere enioute to their homes ii 'arlisle to spend*.a" few days. A large crowd was at Metro, idl tan A M.K. Z. church Sutida; ifternon for a nrogrp'" by gfiwl-nts of Clinton College, of Rocl 11 ill. .'Chose who?were present- on 'oyed every number, and those ab. nt missed a real treat. The a nount raised was $32.95. Pros: It nt J.S." S'tanback and several o . lie teachers accompanied the stn ients here.. Th music was unde . lie i irection of Prof. C. lliliton. The- sympathy of friends hot | > mil* aim ruiurni jjocs out lO in vifo and relative's of Mr. Blai 'lilmore who died at the home o' lis mother-in-law, Mrs-. Davis, 01 "ol'. nibia-St. 'Blair.' as he was s< .veil known to everybody, was delivery man foi the Chester I)rui tore, which job he had held sine, he was a teen-aye hoy. The fore n the Druy Store were very mud Ul'e.ted by hi- passing 1 lis ill less was brief?being nine day >f Pneumonia. lie leaves a wife . WfK small children and the wholi town of friends. He was a young man who was kiiul, friendly, po 1 ite, faithful to his job; a mem her of Calvary Baptist church. Fi neral services were held Monda? afternoon at his wife's church . Brooklyn Tabernacle*, Wftti MrCathie Isom, Funeral Directress. Mr, Josh Sterling's wife died a her home in West Chester one da , Jast week. Much Sympathy is ex tended to him by his many friend Miss Mary Bailey, a student o Finley Hi has the sympathy of he many friends in the recent death of her mother and sister, whie' c.rured in the count'y. Xew < of the tragic death of Mr P. Sanders at his home in the com ty saddened all of the citizens. I s not known how ho nut his deatl It seems that he was alone a "FoTne and when a relative arrive found the body badly burned, am Mr. Sanders too Hear dead to eivi li-ttrrr-TrrmTn f" or how It ii Easter St*i vices (delayed) wen field at Calvary Baptist church Sun day night. A very large crowd \va present. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnsoi an<| baby spent a few days L-4n - VVmnsborTr last Week as quests ol Mr. and Mrs. C, H. Peav Ltev. and Mrs. J. I! Baton and daujfdrto-rT-Mis* Kai^li spent 5~fdw hours here Tuesday with their daughter, Jtlrs Daisy* B. Atkinson. Mrs. Boulware, a member of the. faculty of Palmer Memorial Insti tutc, Sedalia, N. C.t and Mis. Catherine Johpson, of the faculty ol Great Falls'school were both call.-ad to the lx;d.'.rrttrT7f~MTss Anna P. Boulware Sunday. Miss Boulware. I who has been ill for three weeks is gradually improving. ' - , - THE The home of Mrs. Jane Clayburn and Mrs. Anna Sande: s <? McLure street was completely destroyed' by Tire nDout midnight, Wednesday. Mr. Tommy l.ew.s who was passing saw the bin/" be made the alarm, broke down the door rushedLto tlu' bed an. l>"Ut'd~ the o-cupunis. who?were sound asleep out. Scarcely had they gotten outside when th. -frtrrrr; a very little was saved. Mr. T. .r. Walker's house next dhoy "was also burned on the side. , . Prof. Drew, principal of Cireai Falls school visted friends he-iv last Thursday. See Master James Woods and Master Eugene Attics.lor The 'PaT metto Leader each Friday and Sit.. urday. ' ' i. Members of the Metropolitan Ai M.E. '/j. church are looking ward with much pleasure?to?the . Geneva! ""Confcrende which c.qii:-vetwrar-inTiroOhsboi o beginning lb first week in May. Rev. M. I). Smith, the pastor and Pi. S. .1 Allen are the delegates I nun t!i church. Presiding Elder Crosby eiladdi.n will also attend. Many o" jim-JaymeH-HftiHT-TtTtmrhr-oT~TJT7Ter churches are planning to visit this conference. Mr. Madison Worthy, of Washington, D. C., is spending a lev. days here. . Madam Mr-fL?1Wtrdihrts" lndisnu^ -ed this week. ? r""~~ AH of the Chester friends wen very sad to learn of the death in Rock Hill last week of A Ms*' Fun. hie Maton, the adored tlaughtet of Mrs. Macon. Mis?. Fannie was i teacher in the school at Cluvctv and her deatlT7s very sad. She was .11 for many weeks. ;4 Prof. Joseph .lapies was {n Co iumbia last we. k on business ^in tn t1"1 ni||ii "111 :T~ LAKK ( I fV IIICI1 St 1IOOI. Prof. I.. I). Bradley^ Principal Closing .Proyrnm r?Lake City liieh- school .'wil m heir X months of school. Mm v , nd the closing' program are. a follows: Monday, April 27, an Operetta, "(loiner <Q the Fair"; jl 1 i i nlrr Urs. 1\ Summei s! Tuesday, April 2S, an Operett: 'The \\'t tiding of the Flowers' . ln,j'-grades. Mis<e< Ji-in lliniin ; on ami -Helen (Jralia11i. Thursday, April dU, an Operetta "The Maid and the (iotdeu Slipper", did grade, Miss MVJents.' Friday. May"\lst, an t)pefi Ha i ne louuier <JT fail land"; It i. md 5th grades'; Mif-i's I,, Rrace> and L. Summers. Sunday, May ,iR:d. -TfTuKi! -ernvV >y~ I)r. Samuel Nance. pastor o the A. M. E. church at Florence Monday, May Mth, l'layl "Safety First"; Oth and 7th pVSaOs;k_FrgX -tr?kh Mxlxei. Wednesday, May 0th, lli scl.o >. play "Red Headed Step Child". Friday, May 8, Commencement address by Dr. C. F. Fhraei.sun. pastor of the M. E. church at Florence. ?_AILev.uiwm prog i ailis T\:l[ beg! n promptly at S.-lf>.. Annua! scrum.: it 1:00 I'.,M.; liOTTT 111 LI. NEWS We arc Very gTad to see nan* sun again. > It seuis that eveyon e spent a lovely East r. .Miss Ruby IL Reetler had gs vaster gue.-ts, M i? A lviS"" -.md Mi. llelii.v ( layion. Misjt Annyy ^IL. ilam-irts iv hiri'as "hoi' guest, Mr. \V. E. WarnsF y of [Rnedict college* We are sorry to know that Mi>Melon Cloud, a number U' tin ' Fivshman Class of F'ricn iskip e?d. lege has undergone an operation it the" Wavcrky 1 lospttivP of "tTfur.tbia. M's. Matlie E. Price an 1 little laughter are . visiting relatives ir RlufrsT "S. (.'. We all regret the death of Miss Fanr.ia Macon. The Revel , n 1 "C. S. Mai! .h;am.1 to Winston-Salem to' coii. luct a two. weeks revival. .Mr. Chetos Kvans spat th. wfi k end in" (Tiarlott , N. ('. wild h- Trc-'iTfj>' you ap-ain next week. -**> SI'ARTANHl ltd "NT.VVS Two weeks apo the nu mb is o! the Ninht Hawk Soeial Chih hijoyed a very pleasant tiip to t..? capital city. They spent several hours at the home' of. Miss M. K. Hoover of th\ family of Uv Cam niiijr Street lli^h school <?.' (hi ity. Many friends Were male by he hoys. They reported a very pleasant trip. The Aurora Club traw* a dane Monday nip-lit at the Wafford St. hall. Music was furnish d by Jimmie (iunn and his Serenadews from Not th Carolina. . The many frit nils of zetta BrooksiuuTMr. Ruben1 IJla.ek. stock resrivt to learn ??1' the'ii death. The.y were . outsthi'diry members of the Ml. Mhriah 1'ap tis t tiuuoh?ah-** jtrrrrfit^rtto 'onj; citizens .ct Spartanburn- (. o. Thursday, A pi il i>. was a hi / thtfor the Mif-ht IlinvL?i?'.<u i.il PtTfr~ All members, of the clH) in l.uli' \i,. i i - II. |,VI u\ I Ul'Kl'l', .>) ! . M Hi (' >! lins, Johnny Ponds, Roosevelt My ,| Bonnie Patten, Wallace Shciton. John Coleman, .John lioljlen, Thomas Kiljrore, Willie Kvans," Min JKdwards.- They ,spent several 'hours at the home of ?>Ii?s M< y Jyn . E, ?JJoov r-.~?Tlv-y visi'i T Mooker_T. Wjshin^ton Hyrh THTd Thy yatniiin d?'P?i l iri--itTir-y visited sevawil other places in t! a city. They were invit <1 to the Junior-senior dance on Assemhlv St. They attended this affair. All reported a very pleasant trip. Several of .the city teachers, .spent-the sptint! IW>Iida\s at llnTi' homes in various cifiesr. Anions them were Misses Marylyn 10. Hoover, I. L. Vaughn and Nettie Fox. PALMFTTO LEADER . CARD OF THANKS Wu*?hin.i?ten?Wxr AVtsh to ex-, < press o.iv thanks of appreciation ! to the many. Mentis for the kind- .! tuss and sympathy shown during ' the illnss and death of our be loved mother, Kminyietta Wash- ,j -in^ton. and also lor the beautiful floral designs. ^ City;/Mrs. Knnnyretta Henry, Co"l I . M .. H'.'.l: I Wiiu, 1J. X., ii|[. 1 I UIIK *> itJSnill^tor., Philadelphia, Pa.; Mis. l,yctia l'itttr (ii't'ciivillo, S. ('.; Mr. Joseph W isliitigtoii, Mrs. Ruth Brown 1 ami Mis. Carrie Kay, City, chil ir> 11. . CAKI) OF THANKS. The-.family of .Mrs. Maltha Kennedy acknowledges with grateful . _a411m.ud.1Uion the damp expressions" T sympathy. ' ANDREWS NEWS. St. Andrews A.M.K. Church Rev. W. 1'. Carolina, Pastor ?On 4hi-".ei Sunday morning- the -.pastor pi* ached a noble sermon; -ami tho junior choir furnshed the music To. 1 lie day; We had a splen . Eastei; program and every one that witnessed it went away reoicing. Our junior choir, under the i ship ot Mrs. L.B. Smith is - ---n-t- .-t - tixrn ti>'"!Vc:iir illimy wi 11 " t ( nder music lor the second .quar- _ c"l.r* rtiTiTereTrce winch will "coniviie here o.i Malay. April 2l>. The public school for the Xleorge toy. n t'oun'.y training: school of An trews has- opened its doors again after 1 >0iuu_closed I'or -a week. FTje high waters around Andrews are lulling and we- hope the highnays will be open again soon. The. rally on Sunday was q"Mr n Mrs. E. 11. Greene and Mrs. Addie Thompson left for Orangeburg Monday to attend the convention f thy 1-11 Club. We hope they will .have a pleasant trfn jipd gn<"' ' rt'liM). I M' writer is hmvui at' wirr ; ' .aicvi! a suetn ssful school term. The?(A! Ion 1 ng?leachWs speni " a few days awuy retained Hasten Sunda'v: .Mis- Ihivvtiiw \iict, a ? Wood a;;"(l Miss l.'iiliirwon M l-| He. ton was ialk'd away on ac"" it ?.!' illnes*. .Mis. Yaseena Tis <!al is home a I'tor closing a sueeessTul sclip;11 term. Mis -ii.ni- oope.r If ft. Saturday for King tree where she is spending a week with Iter daughter. The 4-|> Clu!? met at the home of .Mrs. Ida1 Aiiuizmi a few new members were :.d h d til.' ' ill', elilh. iKAlTOft'l t Ol'NTV TKAIMNt; SCHOOL Sunday seii ol was held Sunday inoining in the. school auditorium it }he t.s-uol. hour. Tin subject: T'fe Tro Ifgal Son" was discussed ' i-y Mis- Otto All.eti. A beautiful I .'son in humility was taught. The h' V was. brought out that if we humble i ui.- lyes and ask forgiveness of man and he forgives us ' ii\v 111 ii-li nuii'i. \eill <iiii' I lnue. nlv " I'ddlU-r. with his wonderful love fively forgivy us. . Miss Tin livui Shaiiklin, ,who is a i i'.i'-t'?at?State college, t?i.rr. S. ( '; spent the week-end at 1 hi' wii-.i. her parents. . Miss Victoria Kraxier spoilt the week-end at home visiting her parents. I'fof. Shanklfn, Sr. ami a 'hunch, of st, dents motored to Early liraiioh Sunday where they.. a11 ml: I servicesami , visited l'.rienrU. -an !- relatives-. Mr,- J: S. Stfhiikri'rfT -I i. Mrs. Shanklin. an.' Miss Th. resa Grayson motored to < ii..ingel>:.rn Sun lay to take Ntiss T .< lira Shaiiklin hack to State rolle.ee. Misses Knth lllake, Edith Jaekson and Mr. Henry Moujtvie .. .Hi id mvd-?to?SC?H-eleira ? Tsdand* where tie y visited friends, and attended the "Community Sini?" trj I'ellll School. s Tlu. 'piartof from Early "Branch S. composed of the Hieks*lJros Koh'inson iand Miss Evelyn Iiohinon iv! d i d sev. fa'l . selections during the vesper service in chapel Sunday* a111 i noon. ' ' J,i:\lNtjTGN NEWS <) Yes. "Ye-! Everyfiody should liave I. .. n with us on last Sunday was the expression of many of ii.e." i exinyIonian, The Sundae 'school was (puti interesting and well attended at all of our churches. At 1 1 ! A f?fv Sihtiii! us; nvnnch. ed a i;ohl:.. M-nnon-at -New li tlt t and tun. ]ici suns canu^ f arward ami jointd the^ch.'ich. Our distinguished visitors Sunday were .Mr. A. Hardy and Mr. Smith, Mr. I. S. Lcevvy. Mrs. Manigault. all Columbia. Visitors ai\> al- ! ways welcome. | " *!::; ? the Mutual Benefit Society had its-annual celebration. Lodges N'os. .'id, did and .">6 had a iniitt-'l program which drew quite --a numb i fif"|?>?ple. Ret'. W. B. Ibqilaiu pastor of'"St. James A. M. Id. church preached the sermon, which was much enjoyed. The Kt r. O. .!. huh rsoii preached Ion its tw.> tlohlo sermons Sunday al /ion in the afternoon and at liethi church S:fitr p. hi. We wcu e " nh asmtily sin pr!st. to have had Dr. \V. J. Kobefson, I'. K. of the (hangihui g District, to accom-j pane ids ilro. on the Lexington' Charge Sunday; he made some i \ cry timely remarks. Mr. J. I,. Slieli was the dinner Ht.i,st < f. Mi ' K." -w. Waller Sun- j 1 I "dl be 11 -L'i.)pulai-ity *Colitest Lotwcon R*c'V. II.A. Adams and Rev, h fh?,S,inMtnnis next"Sun-* J day .-rttTHimm,?rrt Hpriirj? Hill clVu+vin- let cvci yluVdy crime and see this gnat sight. GKOKGIiTOWN \KW? . ' i < I'.?Xil?A,?. I'ld ie"! meanr- ni :cli in this section of the count<> t JV . town as well as to' i ni . o1' the Hove in. old historic Georgetown, oUJ dilapidated buildings are being torn :lown, in some places new ones a lie., being -replaced:?The slrc'ds certainly present a beautiful showing wit i the flowers . ami shrubjrus boding and blooming The ladies in charge of beautifying our ehurchrs lawns are put ting--ovet* a -srrlTmTTd" program' a few days toe grounds around the three I'oHcw ipg ehine-hos - of -fi s city will be a beautiful picture: R..?U,.I A M !- >? ....??. i',., in cues :a i;.?pti?rt ai:.' St. S?"phcn A.? M K. Every thing tnniv that spring >s here,, though ve an* having some cool morning and evening' which make 'ho winter coats quite comfortable. A )'ni.? ctowii witnessed the 2^:h 1 anniwi'stuy celcltration of p il ot ] aid an.1 senior .deaconess beards ox Bethel A. .M. K. church , or<unized by Riv. Jesse K. . Beard, I then?pusloi ing. A sp-lenilid pro-1 grain was followed by a play entitled "Aunt -.Matilda's Birthday."J .Mis. K. L. Carolina read a paper stating fact.*> front the beginning organization of tlu Pulpit Aid to the present. -? ?Mj'SrTuisan Thumpson spoke of duty of DcaConcss. Bethel .\.~mT,K. Church Hev.'^l. \V. .Murph, Pas'.or Beginning the .Monday night after Raster; a very successful revival meeting was conducted at the ahovo named church- .Quite. a nun)hn'~d'v,''iif''1 ~f 'V" '11 11S| Savior'; so,: c wxe sent to other enurcncs iti tiv.ir choice',,. KING C-ilxXI'KL- c v a. m. ( :. t il l i? 11 Ri'v.'O. F). Voimt, Pastor PentII'.'ton; S. C.--.Sunday \yas a line-day l'or chin ch nieis. Sunday school opened at I lv i toout, mill SFlpt. il. V.. '1'iiomp- ivi and his corps of teachers at their post. At 10:15 the l'?s.oi> was discussed with each class; eve rybody | seemed to havc. been up on theii lesson." Tlie P. K.. J. S 'Hrnii 1" -gave?some vc.rv li.tm st-im'- tqk ma^doC-AVc all en.i yed hearina Klder"l'enn. At- 11 ;45 t4i.? P: K. preached a soul stirriny: sermon; I he used for ins textth bt.ii ems. of the 1st cha: t r of John?l'lycry heart rejoice as TTTT list*, lied to this, wondoi ful s. rnion. * ?! The Pulpit Aid Club Ik 1.1 theirI regular mei'dliif at the homo < 1 All's. >1. WiP.-'.' n oii^. .April. Hi. at | C o'clock p. m. Aft.r. all husi-1 less was over, \\\. then listened eo Prof; 1?. \V. Galhnan. ?>liss A.! L. Green and .Miss .lUiflic" who* Iwotttrht tp the# club a vjiy'int r-| 3stiny ir.'essaere an i expr. ss.d themselves h-w triad tluy we.iv to lie in the inciting, also. .YFti s. Vina | i?, i v inji iw . r. ai-<> with ,ii.- and -expicssed herself al.-o, and oliie'is. | We enjoyed havinj*. visitors at nil tildes.. \\\ wvc'iiiK'. all visitors J o the Pulpit A tint? '.? gen: Ul i h v yfe T.-. ?/? - W -i __ U ' ^ . J s gi?S5 ? < -H ? ; UJ : fpi?~ ? ui K 1 H* flr- * .. -- . __ ? - * - ?? ;| ti^ * Bs uL L?= O New Beaut fjgf ?l 2 ISjgias j W | Peri j "t'oiHMomal and I)( Radios, Ranges, , Rot tie and _^,-Rhone 2-21,54 IN IMKMORI AM With profound and lovine1 "flTflfl-y' ory of our beloved one, .AlbfrtUS, C. .Mavhams who Irascended into. \ the realm of metaphysical April, J "*22nd. I YTTur abs-rce is lik- < en unto a vast cr.ce adorned with ( fratfiitul flowers, through mio&ing , the odar an 1 impression remain i immortal. i Joscnh M. Mavliams. husband: I "Jfrfceph M. Mayhems, Jr., son; ] Tuanita A. Mayhams, daughter; | .Miriam Steward, mother; Josh i A. Steward, father. The hostess served delicious? J frail salad, punch,' Cake and mints. The meeting adjourned to meet at the hpnie of Mrs. M. Hill 011 May 14th., | ?-Xh^-Afkrsionnry Society mot "at" the home of< Mrs. Carrie Robinson Friday afternoon at J:3Q o'clock , There was a large attendance. ' Mrs. Pauline Williams of Seneca 1 was with us; and we were very ' glad to have her.and hope_alu" win . cuiue again. _ ^ 1 Alter the business and distii- | di lieious salad, ice cream and eoeonut cake. News were read by Mrs. D. T. Thompson. j Themeeting adjourned to meet I ai iu-j nome 01 Mrs. m. l.. nam I J i.iiuj-Kvs -<>n May t^r^ttT p "hi."j"] .Mr. arul Mrs. Kdward Lewis mot- j ' , oi'wtl fiom Columbia to visit their+1 ! Brother, Rev. (). 1). Young,. Sun- 1 1 day afternoon. j j MONTLCLLI <) SOCIAL CLllB j ' . i Spring is hero and wo who have < shivered .through week's of subFP'iu aentlu 1 Utld Waded throu eh f seas cf slush welcome spring's ar- j rival and the Monteccllas welcom- ' j otl "rionds to a surprise party ( | Tuesday at Miss V. Jackson in honor of Mr. Frances Smith. Mr. ' TI.umius Palmer and Mr. Albert j Han i.', to show them huw much we appreciate their help in the con- ! t.?Tim tnib?t played cards un?til the Radio meeting was over. 1 After the meeting the poos's TAifh. I red in tIn lirinir room which was 1 thrown-_in<i||t for dancing tu_ the * tuii(rt of "Rubber Myers." 1 The guosts were members of 1 Tim Radio .mil Nun-Peril Clubs resportively. Mrsdanns Kthel Withers. Catherine Patrick, Bcrnice I RawKs. Livcllard Jackson. Mar- i guret Taylor, Louise Raxley. | Messrs Robert Aiken, J?mes R> n- 1 /on. H.'iy; s .Scott, George Hollev, '. Willi i.n Jt,.rr Voti j-.i vr?u:A .. i ivii i i .lauuuun ?n v."MJi i t, F. I!. Ford, Phillip K11 , James I Smith. I A rnol and refreshing course of 1 | ice cream and cake was served, i | Kvcryohc expressed himself as Jiavinu- spent an enjoyable eye-, i hing'.AVith the JTbntici llos. " < eral@el: w G E tfebtiijt LEUUv V ?ybta the "Co!d The first G-E Monitor Top nism revolutionized hou Now you save even more less mechanism now has ev G-E Refrigerators use-J li the cold producing capa< All-Steel Cabinets Stainless Steel SuperFreezers ^ j.Temperature .Control^ CW Sliding Shelves ^ \l Interior Lighting w W \ \ t rt ft t Pn I A O r? ^ -K?? aBjmananraBBEHRas ifully Styled G-E Flatcj: Refrigerator* -c \ "Ageless" sealed-_ \ in-steel mechanism ^ \ All-Steel Cabinet 1 All modern convenient sct*lC \ features \ TRPMS AS \ LOW AS W. $2.00 - DOWN y-Brown >mestic Refrigerators, Dish Wa.< Air Conditioners, Oil Furnaces Pressure Type Water Coolers Saturday, April 25, 1936 ^ r- . IIOLLY HILL NEWS j 4 ^ " *' The Holly Hill Rosemvu! 1 school ,vill begin its-closing exorcises th<~" :" kiui?li_of - May -with- the?primary i a A.' T*i_ r.i.i.1 .. _ * ieparcmem. 1 ne niue 0110s are ioing their best to mak<. a good __ showing? Tiie principal has helped quite a number of students,to get. he|p from the Government, and a Targe number of these students are kep' jusy every afternoon beautifying the school grounds. ^ Miss Pickett, music directress, s exerting every nerve to haw- a number one Glee Club, and with the interest the members are manifesting it is bound to be a afood one. It will do you good to near?them ?stngy-??-??? : " Sunday school at Lovely Hill was opened 10:00 a. m, by the Supt.j Mr. Scipio Simmons. am;?? was very interestingly*' discussed by Prof. Roberts and others. The a I>as101V_Hcv+ Lkx)',V, He i vr-rc d~ it eery excellent message at P2:00 noon, from Matt. .C:T3. "The nii-p lor *ovetousncss." Rverv heart 1 >vas .made *to feel glad. The choir rendered splndid music. Visitors n the morning services were Misses V. I). Fair, O. B. Lisbon, Meters I). E. Dicks and Wf _R, Bunch and Adam Williams.?l)Ui'- ^jjing the week of April 13, the Rev. * Hooks had his installation services and having the following named ministers to preach for iiim. Monday night, Rev. "Moris Wright; Tuesday night, Rev. [7. L. Farmer; Wednesday night, Rev. P. C. Lisbon; Thursday light. Rev. D. C. Wells and Frilay i ight, Rev. J. E. Dcnkins. '1 he Kev. Sister Burton of Ormgeburg, delivered a very excelent serra n at Bethel A.M. E. ^ hurch Sipa.ay 3:30 p. nr. ?o a very large audience. Text Matt.? 1:18?"Follow V,. ' nnd T ' Will Make-MouPFish. rs of Men." Sis:er Burton i an a revival here two summers ago, the . people Were .veil pleased with her and so they amp out to hear hijc.Stuiday.. Sho? frUs ask'^l to deliver thr rvrninn T message; to this she gladly con-. . , serrtpd. And wc were again bless- ' d with another stirring message from Isaiah 52:12. suhioct- "A_ vake u Daughters of Zicn." The Contest between leaders on die educational driVg was a very splendid success. Those winning lirizis- are MAsdames Aciia M. Edward*-1 and Essie Anderson and ? Mr. W. ii. Bijpch. The Rev. Dr.. Beard, P/__E. of die Charleston District was a very Measant- visitor nt tl,? Revs. P. C. Lisbon ami L. L. Fattier on Saturday. / The District Conference is beng__held at U nity-c-ft vtreh Wotlnes- . - ? lay of this week. / ECTRIC 1?; /i&jtxrt. Ccijiudty!" . . " "f with scaled-in-steel mechasehold refrigeration costs, with a G-E. This match- | en greater efficiency.' 193(i ess current and hgve double :ity of G-E 1930 models. i ' 1 ; hmki ' V 1 e, Inc. ? 'hers, Washers and Irollers, , Water Heaters, Etc. .for All Purposes 1627 Main St. i