The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 11, 1937, Page Page 8, Image 8
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CAMPBELLS
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No. 5 can J . _ 23c
gelfands MAYONNAISE
Qt. Jar 40c^ Pt. 25c
yellow label
LIPTON'S TEA
% lb. Pkg. _ 23c
johnstons
PEANUT BUTTER
I lb. Jar . 15c
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| ~^ftXRzZlLS^i3iUfJ^BMENT:?
Mr. and Mrs. Wardelie McMillan
are receiving congratuations upon
the arrival of an 11 1-2 pound
baby girl, born Tuesday, August
31, 1937. Mrs. McMillan is the
former Miss Ethel Coffey. Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
I NAZARETH A. M. E. CHIRCH
H[ Rev. C. M. Williams, Pastor
K Sunday being a very fine day
Be manV rhiirrli-o>/-><?vt. r j
? ~ t\w*o vycic iuunu on
their way to church The Sunday
school opened at its usual ..our
by the Supt. Rev. A. L. Gary with
teachers at their post of duty. At
ter the study of the Teisson addresses
were made by Mr. L. -M.
Miliar from Washington., D. - C.,
and our dear Pastor, Rev. C. M.
.Williams. --> 1 ,
JService began at 11:80. Rev.'
McClary from Kingstree brought'
Us a splendid message. The fol1
owing paid $1.00: Rev. McClary
K ' Rev. C. M. Williams, Rev. A L
Gary; Mr William Gary and Lee
p Miller 50c each after which the
k others contributed making a to*
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>Y SOAP 9 |
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SODAS ' 11
10c | J
1 GRITS j I
lOcyje
^(SALMON
25Ci
ARMOURS or LIBBYS j T
Corned Beef Hash 3 h
No. 2 can 15c jj
SHAVERS WITH SNAPS |
__JP1ELXLBEAS .Li
No. 2 can .1 10c j *
LIBBYS SLICED ! n
DRIED BEEF 3 ;
2 Oz. Jar . . IOcB| r
CLAPPS or GERBERS 1 !i
BABY FOODS Si n
3 cans ... 25c" p
Blue Ribbon MaWf^ ? c
Tax Paid ... . 75c j
GORTONS ROE jj
14 Oz. can 15c I ^
CALO
DOG FOOD
3 for 25c jj 'I
FRESH AND THICK H V
FAT BACK
Per Tb. 19c S \\
ITY PICKLES |>
i5c|
EACHES
-- - - - nc
and Chewing Guin ;
t* 10c
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ZERO PRICES S
Stores
a^TSoeOtsTJuty'' |
"tfiT'oT $8.75. We were g'ad t' '
have the cooperation of the vis;- !
tors: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller ot
Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Wil :
liam Gary of Kingstree; Mrs. E.
Greene of New York formerly i
Andrews Is here visiting relatives.
We were glad to havi
Misses Eva, ltosena and Dorothy
Parker from Browm chapel; Mr^_
[Chester Brown from Charity Bap
tistr Mr. John Arthur Lowcry and
Primus Palmer from St. Peters.
Visitors are always welcome at
Nazareth.
At 8:30 Sunday night Mrs. lies- ,
t?r Hamlet preached a very fine .
.sermon. ,
Friends here and elsewhere re
^?ret the passing of Mrs. Josephine ,
Green who died Sunday 12 o'clock.
She was formerly Miss Battum of |
St.-Stephen, S. C. Since 1928 she
tViacto^her home here with her hus- t
foan4- She is survived by her |
usband, Mr Berkley Greene, one <
son, Clifton; one sister and one (
brother and a host of relatrvcs ,
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THE LEADER||
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GOODKLOtJIT T1
TOMATOES
CATSUP?14 Oz. bott
Fancy Blue Rose
RICE
Alaska
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MEATS ; THERE IS A STOI
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THE COMPLETE 1
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CLINTON NEWS. si
: . pi
Clinton is in her bloom now,
11 because Bell St. High and Be- ni
h"l school doors, are opened.
he attendance is great. A num- m
II'
er of. new teachers are on the
uulty thi^ term. 143
Sunday being first Sunday coin ee
lunjon day at Friendship; also1 to
tie beginning of our revival. Rev ,n
t' .ll.'l ! vraciiril mil nf hi" ??? Ab
tilling sermons; It was a revi- ?f
al withii. it-elC. Sunday after-,
cion mi it i.e.r? coal burning serum
by Rev. White. Rev. White's
hoir rendered music. Sunday nite
kv. Parker from the- CCC .'camp
p v. Walker's motto is ectpcra- IO"
ivv:;, iegartlli'S. oi race, color, d o -j. ',1
"tnii atii'ti. Friendship's, meeting !"
'ill he conducted by Rev. Lewis 1
roin (\diin.bia, pastor of Bethel *
hurcli. '. 4'r
Bride-Elect Showered.
.Mis.- Maii" Young was delightally
entertained at a Shower gien
by Mrs. ^arie Gary. The Wiu
i\u?Aim;?at" oi.'ed?manv?lovelv" ^
il'ts. ' ' he
11o)Inim-Johnson Reunion'
Tiii* members of, the Hollandohnson.
family iv-r.nion was held
t the hoine of Mrs. Roy Holland '*v
Wednesday evening. An unusual
elieious family dinnu.r was ?erv a
[J. Out-of-town members of thf* ,l'
iunily well- air-. Alvin Nelson,
Irs. Sarah, Hardy, Pittsburg, Pa. U'
Irs. Jennetle Yputur,. lMiiladelhia.
Tiny left Saturday for Pa. ^
Irs. .Mailive Parks Arduiore, Pa.
.Mrs. Flossie Garnjtt left Friay
for Florida ulV'r ?peii<ljnir "
evoral (1 i.v> with parents and
Heads..Mis. Kli/.a Ferguson Gary
mf?tdrrro ' Hrilitfi n motored hero
rout Detroit,, Mivli. to visit tela- 1"
ive- and friends. A
Mi-s C'lotelle 1 . Harris is ill dt
For several weeks Friendship
t this w rit hp*.
hum Ids .colleetipn has averaged
.round . S'.?0 00. We mv buildincr
<>
nwanl and upward.
Mrs. Minnie Loo is very ill at
his writing. 5t
MM. i: A. M. K. ( lit RGll !.
ti
Rev. II. I. Summers, I'usthr C
Siuid.ty .':..hi?il nut at n?i?0 -g
villi otVi.er. and loarhers pros- ^
-nt. Thl: UllLriiai;Y,'~~v.an v> y ^oud ?
ind the lesson was very intorostntf.
At'tor tin* morning exercise lass
meeting was hold. .&
?M-rr-t*. 1H". IttTrrr r-p* iVF* rTm~wooir ^
L*nd in Atlanta, Ga. Ho re-ports .
* very pleasant trip. '
Mo-svs II'ray A. Slarks, Hum- ^
za L. Clark, Fred Roo-e, .lossio |
lllntt and F.rnesl lthott who was ^
*t th" \vh' 1 moU'.'rod to iSaluda
Sunday and spent the day. n
Mrs. Loona lthott and Miss Bo.r- ^
nice - Motz were the dinner quests J f
of Mrs. M. J. Saber 011 Sunday y
past. . | j
Miss Berthena Richard-ou left .
Saturday for Brooklyn, N. Y., | for
an indefinite stay. . '
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Mr. Jimmic uuu-w mm |^
t>f Elko, motored hero Saturday
find spent a few minutes with Mr
and Mrs, Willie Clark. ^
Rev. H. TT. Redmon metered to n
n'tate Park on Thursday to see C
Mrs. C. L. Curry who is doinp ?
fine after an operation. 1
Miss T. Lowman was the hos- I
ess of a miscellaneous shower in f
lonor <vf Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. ]j
Harks on Wednesday nipht. Many j]
>f Mr. and Mrs. Stalks' friends \
ivere* "present. A very delickfjs ^
epasfV'as served. After the show ^
:r Mrs. Clark the mother of Mrs. f,
Stark? invited the couple and a
"ew of their close friends to a w
eception at her homer Here was J
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: PALMETTO LEADER
)UR$
T OF IT NOW I
\ lb. 55c?6 lb. $1.05 |
i^r^3c^2im.s3c 1
4 No. 2 cans 25c |
le 1. 10c $ j
pound 5c |
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*E NEAR U | PRODUCE |
: EDENS
POOD STORES f |
o.oo:ora3ga3Q^o;D.<^^
'iv^d cherry ice cream, cake and
inch. .*
Mr. and Mrs. Starks. received
any useful and valuable presents.
The Bij? Sisters Social club will
eet Tuesday at the home of Mrs 1
a Thompson. The president has J
quested that the members come <
irly as business of importance is y
be discussed at the next meet- <
ff. We adjourned to meet at ,
iu home of?Mrs. Ella & isixon |
ter having beinff served a deli- '
ous repast by the hostess.
MOUNTSVILLE NEWS
The Woman's Home Aid* Miss- j
nary society that celebrated its j
tii anniversary Sunday at Pied- t
out church was a spceess. Every- ,
idy enjoyed the program. Quite ,
number of visitors were pres- j
It.' .5
Mrs. Eucy Byrd . of- Columbus }
hio, ig still in., the community ,
tor bringing ht'r niotlr r Airs. ,
nima Jorues honne for burial. .
it fiiotKb' arc delighted to have- (
r vi lit tl'cni. __' ? . ' f
Miss Psuedcra Pitt., left Mon- ^
ty for B'*nedict college. t
Mrs. II. E. Floyd is doing niee- j
, also Mr. M. F;U>yd. T *
Mrs. Laura Ric|. of Rene stayed v
week at the'Tjeilside of her sis- t
r and son.
Mr. J. L. Cook visited her :Sntday.
MOsdames S. B. Lindsay and
.uy Byrd called to see Mrs
lice Pitts Sunday. Mrs. Lindsay
i'l leave Wednesday for Wash- r
gton. to : pend awhile with her .
lildrer. I
The R"V. II. \V. Walker of Clin- i
11 the gr-at worker, leader and t
eachor will preach at New Hope
. M. E. church on the third Sun- j
iy. You i re rnvited. ,
WHIT.MIRE NEWS
> dar drove Churclj
A I.tie.- i-n'.' attended the
1,1 ' ' -i'l ' Sunday, September
h (' .Jar (novo A. M. E. Zion
lurcu. Sunday school was beau
fully taugi.t by Miss Francis
lark. We thank all for" their
articipation. Thiee sermons were
jlivoved S'rdoy to a large conreuatioii.
fbt ftt-str-wus dettv17!'^
1 by the conductor for the week
li* Rev. K \V Pn<jA\r frnm Wrn.
ron-S'alem, N. C. He,delivered a
Id.23. Second sermon by Rev
obnson frPm Salem, Ohio. Col
fftion $10.20. Night sermon by
:<jv. E. W. Posey. Collection
2l,.0G. Grand total for the day
70.49.
Those visiting relatives in Whitlire
are: Miss Inez Epps, visiting
Irs. Elmira Epps and family
rout Philadelphia. Mrs; Idella
Valkcr visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ti
ohnson and family from Philaelphia,
Pa. Mr.-Lucre Fant and
tester Fant from Claritoi, Pa.,
isiting Mr. and Mrs. Mose Fant
nd family.
Mr. ,1. and Napolean Fant from
'onnelsville Pa., visiting Mr. and
lis. Joshua Swindler and their
lother, Mrs. Lizzie Fant. Mr.
Ihnrlip Byrd, Mrs.-Jimmie Johnon
and Mrs. L. Chicks from
homasville visiting Mr. and Mrs.
)aisy Byrd Mrs. Hyatt Burton
rom Washington, D. C. Mr. Wilie
Epps from Washington visit
rig Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Kpps.
Irs. Nnacy Hooker and girl friend
k.lice from Spartanburg visiting
Ir. and Mrs. W. M. Efipto and
amily.
Miss Mozella Epps spent the
<eek-end at home with her mother
ither and othera, j
!
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BISHOP WRIGHTS DAUGHTER ' g?
IS BRIDE
New York City, Sept. 6?(C)? fi
Miss Ruth Wright, daughter of fi
Bishop and Mrs. R. R. Wight, Jr. c
was wed on Thursday, August 20 g
to Prof. Talmadgo Hayre, instruo 8
tor in chemitsry Arkansas Staie ?
college. Miss Wright is a teach- a
er at Armstrong High school of jg
Washington-and formerly taught ~8
at Arkansas State college. The g
ceremony was performed by Rev. X
D. Ward Nichols, and the couple ?
is now honeymooning hi Canada. ' ^
Bishop and Mrs. Wright, who are g
in South Afiica, cabled their bless- g
ings. ?
YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE |
DISTRICT NO. 2. > . |
The Young People's League Dis ?
trict No. 2 of Fairfield Presbytery 8
met Saturday, Aug. 28, at Miz- g
pah Presbyterian church, Dar- 8
lington, at 10:30 a.m. The theme ?$
was "Christian Youth Answering 8
the Call of the Church." The meet :?
ing opened with registration and $
games. Our Missionary Mr. J. T. :?j
Jones of Chester, and others i n ?
charge. The worship services for lathe
day were conducted by young ?
people of Mizpah with Miss Can- ;8
non of Darlington as leader. Offi- 8
cers for the League of the coming ?
year were elected at the last meet g
ing and the installation of officers 6
held by Rev. G. W. Long during 8^,
business session of this meeting. ?
The following officers were install- ^
ed: President. Mr. Harry Shaw;
/ice-Pres., Mr. Noble Hampton;
tec'y., Miss S. Virginia Alexander II
A.>st. Sec'y.. Miss Fotnllp Cnnpor; ^
Cor. Sec'y., Miss Brydia Tindal;
Treas., Mr. Scipio Burton. Adult L
Advisors: Mrs. W. I. P. Roseborjugh,
Revs. P. W. Toney, R. E.
L Smith and W\ J. Nelson.
Our president Mr. Shaw being
ibsent, the vice-president. Mr. N. 1!
Hampton presided. Topic for dis- ..
. ussion was: "Young People's Society
Problems." Different phases
jf this topic was discussed and s<
ed by tije following persons: Misfes
Brydii Tindal and Sadio Burgess,
Mr. Julius Bradley, Mrs. Rog '
?rs and others. Some of the things.
which were considered wrong with
i'. P. Society: tho lack of interest,
ioni and suitable recreation. We
should strive to etifiunatc these ^
"aults in our societies. The worship ,,
n^ssage was delivered by Rev. R.
5^ L. Smith of Sumter. Benediction dKI
Rev. P. W. Toney Next meeting """"
will be held at Mt. Lisbon Presbyerian
church. Bishopville. Definite
late will be announced later.
^ . ]
. NORTH SIDE SCHOOL Wi
sta
Mrs. C. J. Peek, Principal. ^
* 4
Anderson, S. C.?The North Side .
Teachers metjat the school Friday
ifternoon at 4 o'clock, with the 1,3
principal, Mrs. C.J. Peek, presid- -B?
ng. This meeting was held prior
:o the opening on Monday, Sept. 6. to
After a brief devotion, the meet th<
ng was opened for business. Our #L'fficient
principal outlined the '
year's program. Several plans '*?*
were made and suggestions given }
for the ensuing year. . - ?|?
We were pleased to welcome our
out-of-town teachers back for an- *?*
other term;* namely: Mrs. Morris *i*
Misses Gilliard and Vance.
At tho closp nf ~-t
v..v. mccuilK VttCI! Y
teacher gave an expression and
pledged their cooperation through 3
out the yoear. ' _i_ A"RETURNS'FROM
VACATION. I
Miss Edna Butler has returned I
to her post of duty with the Lewie
JtegnttS Co77 nfter spending }rer I
vacation away. While in Washing- I
ton she was the house-guest of 1
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex. Smalls, and I
spent some profitable time at the I
"Singer's Branch office of instruc- fi
tion in the embroidering depart- II
ment at Baltimore. She reports a f
pleasant and profitable trip.
CONWAY NEWS
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Rev. W. J. Gore, Pastor
Sunday, September 5th was n
high day and the usual large
communion day crowd worshiped
at Bethel A. M. E. church. After
all preliminaries by the Rev.
G. W. James he presented Rev.
A. L. Rainbow to* the audience. He
used as a pubject Rem&j&l/^r Me.
It'was an inspiring sermon.
* * -*
.cgicv very mucn tnat oir
pastof- was unable to fill the pulpit
Jjunday. He was greatly missfid
from church. We hope he will
be himsef again soon.
TKfe Sunday school is still progressing.
Adult c^ss No. 1 is
hiding the banner at this writing.
Mrs. N. B. LeviBter teacher.
At?&;00 p.m. Rev. A. L. Rainbow,
Rev. O. W. James and Rev. ?
r,r "
Saturday, September 11> 1937.
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1936 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan 8595 o;
1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe __ 485 8 ;
1936 Dodge Coach- -*? ? - 545
1936 Dodge Coach __ ?545 g
1935 Dodge Touring Sedan 525* ^
1935 Dodge Coupe __ v- ? _ 435 g
1934 \J21ymouth DeLuxe Sedan1 345 g
1934 Dodge Coupe __ 325 <
1934 Chevrolet Standard Sedan -'-. 335 ?
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coach 265 g
1934 Chevrolet; Pickup ? ? 225 g
I 1935 Chevrolet Panel Truck ?245 8 ?
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1930 Plymouth Touring Sedani
>34 Chevrolet Muster .. |l935 Ford DeLuxe Coath t
Sedan'. - - - -- 375 1035 Pontine 2-Door Sedan |
133 Ford Sedan Deliv- I U,"J D<,S?to Airflow Sedan ?
tM.v _ 325 1931 Plymouth DeLuxe Coaeh !
1033 Plymouth Sport Coupe I
'35 Chevrolet Coach - 250 j j1033 Plymouth Bus. Coupe \
i i i u> i < Hi,! ' cj 1033 Pontine 4-Door Sedan ? .
todel A Ford Coupe _ 100 ft,.,.,, _ \
19.12"Terrapla.no 4-Door Sedan \
Several other Model A and |i??3i .Pontine 2-1W Sedan
*veral Used Trucks; Bj n|uj
LONGSHORE P "?'* or. cheap ones |
MOTORS jc'arolina Motors Inc.jj
Oood I Studc bakers DistrilAitors- Ttrmfl
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Authorized Dealer
)7 Cervnis St., Phone 7015 I
sed Car I.ot back of Building BMjjHB Have a
??^ CLEAN SHAVE
j Without Using a
inton. ascended the rostrum. ^jabJPVHj Razor . Simply
v. Rainbow delivered a burning [ % /)
\lr. Charles. Dewitt 'and Mr. '
illi-e Collins after la pleasant Your Beard
,y in New York City returned - OFF !
*1? ti . *i,,, \i,.k"nivot. on i At last science has found a way to
Miss Dorothy Mckover anJ rcnmve a board without shaving. No
ss Blondeli Green are home a- more razor, no scraping, no cuts, no
in fiom Philadelphia. They re- soap, no bother. Merely apply Magic
Shaving- Powder as directed ? then
rted a pleasant stay. ? wipe ofT. leaving a clear, smooth
- . skin. Don't wait! 35c buys a generous
Mrs. Rebecca Page was caiieu SjZC package at any drug store.* If
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; death of hei sist i. Savannah, Ga., for free trial sample.
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We hiiv^rtbri iii.<U|i&-'U nevy machinery iff our^Shirt Department:
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We also have pick up and delivery service.
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' ' I ' . ~ '
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