The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 06, 1936, Page Page 8, Image 8
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The foods used by
at Allen University ;
Home Stores. They
to their store in per
Quality Groceries, M(
Vegetables*
a \\r j
/"V VVUIU 11
. Compare our QUA
with others b
?MIK U 11 Willi'
SALAD DRESSING
( IU SHED OK SLICED NO. 2
A EGO ELNEAI^Lt
TpIllsrury'S
24 lb, bag
MOl'NTAIN LAI KEL OK JI
SHORTENING
JELLO ICE CI
3 pack;
OKYNHK PEKOE __
ECONOMY TEA?1
i > i> i i i n
1 > I V 1 li li v/
? 2 Pkgs. for 17
NO. 10 UOTTI.K ,
sti ffed olives
' ^ . Bottle 25c
aKgo sTvlmw
1 pound can 25c
Calo Dog Food
3 cans 25c
(JUKKN KKAl-TY
Dill or Sour Pickles
Quart Jar 15c
WESSOX OIL
Pint cans 20c
N AN ( AMI'S 1 ll>. CAN
Mackerel 3 lor 25c
Post s than- Flakes
per Pkg. 12e
SILVi:yi)AI;l-: N>i. 2'. can
Peaches 2 for 25c
iKi.f-WNirs oi aim jar
iMiiVun naise 39c
^ oi \< i:. uotti.k
? Tomato ( atsup 8c
J I {OS 1.1) \ I I. \<j. 2 OA \
Sugar Peas 15c
GOOD PATS ?
- "Where* The Doll:
?(2QRE9
hair grower
(Double-Strcnflth)
WAS 50c N0W 250
Nu-Nile Glorifies Negro Beauty.
Have LONG?SOFT?Glossy Hair.
FREE
1 French Marcel Iron
i - . ,1 Beauty Course
Our Special $2.00 Outfit Belowi
^xTjHtse-Corrib (fine wood handle) '
. 3 Double STiTrrfrtfr- Hair Ornwsc
1 Pressing Oil Glosslne
1 Bottle French Perfume.
Suppty it Limitea.
Send $2.00 Money Order. Act Todayi
Only $2.00 cash, delivered to your door
No C. O. D.
peerless prqducts co. .
MjMIIhtla_tL?( Jersey Clty,]Wr$
r the Cooking School
are furnished by the
invite you to come
son when tn needj*?
?ats, Fresh Fruits and
) the Wise
LITY and PRICES
efore you buy.
Pt. Jar 23c
can \
>" 15c
I BEST FLOUR
. ,$1.05
:wkl
8 lb. carton 88c
IE AM POWDER
:ges 25c _
4 lb. 10c; 1-2 lb. 19c
WELCH JAR
Grapelade tb. 17 c
Maxwell House
! Coffee?lb. can 26c
Rinso 3 Pkgs. 23c
LI FEB COY
SOAP?3 bars 19c
A Little Cocs. A Long Way
Large Size Oxydol
o r or ?
o iur aok:
IMCOBAK ?
RAZOR BLADES
Pkg. of Four, 10c
Grapenut Flakes
per Pkg. 12c
PINTO BEANS
per_lb. ac
R J R Smoking
Tobacco 10c
~ TAX PAID .
Kellogs Corn Flakes2
Pkgs. 15c
SOUTH CAROLINA-NO. 2 can
SPINACH 10c
TRKSH OROUND
Corn Meal Pk. 25c
ZERO PRICES
Stores
;r Does Its Duty"
~7 WANTED
( 'x>ks. maids. Qlirsax?and <>?<
pood middle ape house*keeper. I
you want a job see us at*once, w
have several pood openings.
COLUMBIA
Employment Bureau
GOOD POSITIONS AVAILABM
1521 Main Street
Ko<>m 7 * Phom SR6
WAVERLEY
SERVICE STATION
"ESSO"PRODUCTS
Cor. TAYLOR & PINE ST^
TELEPHONE 9206
UNDER NEW MAN A OEM EN
Cars Washed and Grease
for $1.00
M. H. BAXLEY, Prop.
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Open All Nitfht?24 hour 8erTie
Save yoiir nicklea and dime* an
+ ?cume 'up trt us sometime
i 1 While in Columbia viait tb*
r Lenox Beer Garden
LUNCHES AT ALL TIMES
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I -MURRAY and GRANT. Piry
lj 1129 WASHINGTON STKEE
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NEWBERRY NEWS
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tors are always welcome to our
services.
1,Miss Charlotte Nance has returned
home after having spent a
Mrs. C. M. Wilson has returned
pleasant time in Augusta, Gt.
from Kla. whwro she went to see
her sister graduate. ?
Mr. Darwin Cromer is feeling
much better now, we trust he will
soon be restored to health again.
Mr. Andrew Jackson's, the son
of Mr. I.arkin Jackson bodv was
brought home from N. J. and buried
Sunday, a very large crowd attended
the service.
Miss Wilhclmena Hare brought
her little niece from -New York
City to leave with her parents a
I while. She plans to returh to
New York soon.
St. Luke A. Mi E. Church HeV.
I). K. Iteden bough, Pastor
Sunday being Home Coining Jfay
everybody went to St. Luke. ~
Sunday sghoo opened at the usu.
al, hour with .supt'l iiit.oiuirnt ah hei
post of duty. After which tht
paster brought us "tlie Tu'st message
which was. enjoyed by all.
The Rev. J. S. Martin preacher
. the second sermon; text fount
(.Jen. f:10. His choir sang.
Evening services, Rev. C. H
Srmon from Columbia.-"preacher
and Mt. Hebron choir and St. Luk<
furnished music. Mrs. M. B. Ruil
from Columbia sang. Rev. L, C
Butler also was over from Litth
Mountain.
Total collection for the- day was
$10.2G; ? /All
visitors are welcome, conn
again. / *
WINNSIJORO NEWS
The lfreacliefs A,lliimce met
June 1, at 12 o'clock. Singing by
the Chaplain, "Just as I am Without
one-Plea.''"- 1 -f
Reading of .'scripture, Rev. Mc(bllough.
-IPrayer
by Rev. Owetls; roll
' called and mijiuti;s nf tin-?rhrst
meeting were read, by Rev. Barber.'
On nioti< n of Rev. Milton it
was adopted.
I- ? Pulpit discussion led.by^ Rev. ,C;
C. Cunningham and- others; aftcr-iv-hic-h?there
was a lively discussion
by Rev. Beatty, Ret. Cunningiiam
and others.;
The meeting was full of infor.'nation,
an! a- pfratirfn. We .meet
nftct Monday. June 12, at the
Presbyterian church.
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Ll'CKY BIRD SOCIAL (LIB
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The club met at -the home of
Mrs*. Mario Anthony, 1010 Lady
St. It met at the 'usual hour of
opening 8:.'10 but because of the
lateness of the officers the club
ie.oetinjr be pan at 0:00. Song by
the oclub led by thei president Behold
I live; prayer by Mr. Sam
Alston. Another selection by the
club led by Mrs. Mamie Cochran.
Our Bibllc lesson was read by Mr,s
. Clm'.encc?By do. tlic?'-'.'Ink Psalm,
Sejection, led by Mrs. Mary McCoy.
Our, devotion \<'as then closed..
Bin fc loss session was turned
uver to the vice-president. Our
unfinished business was discussed
by .Mr. KenJieify. It was decided
'we. will pay.off all. delinquent
members and . eket a new', set of
officers. An officers. meeting was
called at the home of Mrs. Annie
Portor. 502 Main street,
i The roll ?as then called by Mrs.
Ilattiv Johnson as. the financial
committee way absent. Members
' .present 10. Our next meeting will
be at home,' of Mrs. Viola Jenkins
- 1010 I.adv street, June Otli. \\\j
were dismissed by Mr. Sam A I.
?*.:
. n v ?itu .served jjotato sal|
ad, hot fish and bread, punch.' -
|t|{; Teachers Attending Bent
lj-|- Are1 Invitee
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No matter where \1>u j?
from home will always he
-to-drtjf- or.\trite or call at t
mer undress and hew Ion*
wiil receive each week ne
To those that are not r
you to take advantage of
subscription pt0L See v
write to t he -office for (let
. \ Palittp:
SOUTH CAROLINA'
OTTO J A M IS
1310 Assembly Street
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ALMETTO LEADER .
MISS MOORE IS HONORED <
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Miss Kate M. Moore, formerly ]
of Columbia, now of Boston, Mass. '
was honered with a shower and I
tea Sunday, May 24 at the home
of Miss Geraldine Callender, 43
Munroe street, Roxbury, Mass.
The quests present were: Mrs.
Robert Watkins, Mrs. RobertlT ~
Marrow of Brockton, Mass. Mrs. j
Charles ^Vatkins and Mrs. Curtis
Morrison of Cambridge, Mass., t
Mrs. Vivian Lucas Williams, form- t
erly of Columbia, S. C.; Mrs. John
Manners, Mrs. iLouise Simmons,
Mrs. Walter MeClane, Mrs. Clim- t
atinee Lewis, Miss Alice Watkins, r
Miss Millie Quam and Miss Alice t
"Hoffman, all of Boston, Mass.
| Gftswere sent from Mrs. Robert
Daly of S.rookline, Mass.; Mrs. j
CJiarles Mitchell of Liynn, Mass.; j
Mrs. Mabel Hyatt* and litle Miss (
Norma Clifton. - ? - ' ^(
Miss _Moore. was the recipient of j
many lovely gifts from those pres- 1
ent also a very delightful eolation I
~ tVfts servt-u by* the charming hos- ~
tess, Miss Cullender. A wonder- I
ful time was had by all after which 1
. the* party made rounds to the va- >
. rious "clubs". . "
Miss Moore became the bride of '
Mr. Robert Patterson Watkins, Jr. 1
on Sat* jjay,"-May 30, of Boston, 1
Mass. ~ A ftor' the " marriaee thev
I. sailed for. .New York City where ,
they will spend a few weeks and !
* other points of the east also, af-. '
ter which they will return to Boston
to make their home.
i' INflSSIONARY SOCIETY
j Tht> Missionary Society held its
weekly meeting at the church Friday
afternoon, May 29th, at 4
. o'clock, with the President, Mrs.
Louise Devote presiding. The devotion's
and a very good program
was carried, out and enjoyed by
. >11. The meetiygr hour has beep
hanged to 5 embek. The Mis
_ sionary Society is busy now plan- _
ning for the Woman's Missiontry
. convention which will be held
In Charleston, S.. C. We are ask r
every member of Morris chap"1
Baptist church to come opt and
help the faithful few to keep the
club alive. ?-.
Mrs. .Louise Devore, Pres.; Miss
Sadie M. Washington, Sec.; Mrs.
L'len McGee, reporter.
_vcilLhe_ a Silver Ted_giv-/" .
>r, at the home of Mrs. Louise Decore
Taggart St. Sunday, June 7th
at 5 o'clock in interest of the Missionary
society; come and'' bring
ome friends. " I
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I Paramount Lodge 526, I. B. P.
O. E. W., Exalted Ruler, Jack
Wallace, and efficient staff will
presort RAY SHEPP and Ms
rl"brated Orchestra on June 11,
\t a Home Cpming Student's Ball
Past Ex-Ruler, Wm, Jenkins, Chr.
I>er bf stalwart "Bills" in aid for ?
rhoii- Chanty Fund.
Their Rest will be tastefully
Vcotated for the occasion,. Mrs.
''urn'- Sanchous, who departed
.this life Wednesday, May 20, at her
lat0 home 23rd and Division i
. Ave. services were held at St.
Paul A. M. E. church, Rev. Jones,
Pastor., officiating, Coleman Fun- I
oral Home in charge of remains, |
Which were shipped to Thomas'
villi*. :
She had been a sufferer fo?
years. The officers and members *
of St. Paul sent for her devoted
sister wl\o. accompanied the re- j
mains to its last resting place. i
Rev. W. L, Baxter, pastor of
Tabernacle is scoring quite a success
in his businesslike adminis'
t rat ion.
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IONERS!
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o or how long you stay, news ~t
welcomed, so see your agent 1
he office and leave your sum(
you expect to stay and you ws
direct from home,
egular subscribers, we iirvlte
our new "pay as you read'*
our agent to-day or call or
ails.
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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
\ND INFORMATION?KATES
MOVEMENT. ETC. TO THE NArirONAL
S. S. AND B. Y. P. U.
CONGRESS, KANSAS CITY
Continued from page 1
rour section to Kansas- City. Mo.,
consult your nearest railroad representative
or agent for details.
No Convntion fares will be auhori?PH
f\f />on Kn J ?
v?*u awuicu xur
his meeting.
Coach Fares ....
We are advising- the delegations
,o use the coach rate buying a
ound trip ten day limit coach
icket. ..
, Clergy Fares
The Clergy fares will be as folows:
From the Eastern terri:ory,
one half the standard first
;lass rat?; Southeastern territory,
Avo-thirds the standard first class
-ate; the Western territory, oneialf
either the coach or. standard
irst class rate ?
For information about rates official
movements, etc., through the
Chicago gateway, or through the
St. Louis gateway from the East,
write to Rev. J. H. * Branham,
Chairman, Transportation Commission,
3101 S. Parkway, Chicago,
111, j |
...For information about rates, official
movements, etc., through the
St. Louis gateway from the South
Q nrl 1 ^
^uumcosi, write ur. A. M.~
Tcmnsend, Secretary, 412 4th Ave.
Nashville, Tenn.
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Don't buy or use
an>' more hair
AvV g dower or hai!i?
Ar Jfll preparation until
you write and reBl
U US eeive full particuE
WU lars FREE front
ffj . Wit*. Maw fell [fr
B regards of his. j
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, ? Richmond, Va.?
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
AND REFINANCING "
Standard Rates and Terms
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hearted service, feeling as
derstanding and sympath
in serving others well.
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{ 4th Annual Dance in honor
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f 146th St. AND 7th A\
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V writing James A. Wakefield, 76 '
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OF SERVICE
you can turn to us for wholeisured
of being met with an uny
arising from long experience
KNEY'S
\L HOME
hone 5707 . '
et Columbia, S. C.
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Saturday, June 6, 1936
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Cookery *!
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INSgeed Calrod Heating Units 1
?th on surface and in oven
:ms as low as $2 down *
id $2.50 per month
i mv, low-cost General Electric ,? ,
later adds,super-speed and super>my
to electric cookery. Makes it
easier for every women to now
(he new freedom and convenience
uUru cooking.
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RSlTY JUNE 9 to 12
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ing, June 18th, 1936 ?:
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of houth Carolina's Visitors ?
~A. WakeHel3 will be held ~?~'
Beautiful
i and Te rrace |
rENUE> New City
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introduced from Ballroom floor. 1
may be made in advance by
NV. 86th street. New York City.
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T. PINCKNEY
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