The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 29, 1938, Page Page 6, Image 6
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I AUTUMN F
^?jS Prices Are Down!
* Everybody's "Saving!
This Sale, All Wee
SILVER CUP COl
5 1 Tfc Plfo
n * ?" * "o * * / iv
? FRESH GROUND TO SUIT ^
j WHITE LA
5 Every Bag Guaranty
Jewel or Mountain
; 8 lb. Carton
| PINK SALMON _
Gvm or Delm
; Pound ___ ___ __
i MAYFIELD CORN
Libby or- Delmor
j No. 1 can ____'
?? ^HLK?Dixi?
14 Tall or 8 Baby Car
JELLO?All Flayori
GRAPEFRUIT JUI(
DOLE, L1BBY OR M5LMONT
; ^PINEAPPLE, Crusli
! FANCY BLUE ROSE
Is RICE
SOUTHERN G?M
CUT BEETS
No. 2 Can _1 5c
Hersheys Cocoa
4%. Can 15c
Ernst Corn Flakes
^Pkgsr:~:i.:rr~9c
STRING BEANS
4 No. 2 Cans 25c
IARGO DESSERT?No. 2?/, can
Peaches 2 for 27c
VANTf,T,A-> BULK
Wafers lb. I2V2C
Peanut Butter
jj 2 lb. Jar 23c
1 DROMEDARY
Cranberry Sauce
! 17 Oz. Can . 12y2c
? 5 CRESCENT
I SALAD DRESSING
1 Quart Jar -. 25c
== | PINTO BEANS
I 4 lbs. .... 25c
IN A V I p Hi A INS
s Pound . _ _ _. L" 5c
2 WALDORF
t Tissue 4 Rolls 17c
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Where The Doll;
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j THE CLAUDE E.(
REAL ESTATE?RE
"THE LARGEST AND
* 1232 WASHINGTON STREE1
j: Properties Bought, Sold,
i Properties
J See M. J
? 1414 PINE STREET for barga
Houses in all S
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DUE WEST NEWS
As usual the servicdS wore gooi
hi all the churches of Due West
Homecoming Day was observed a
Mt. Lebanon A ME church and i
(Treat throng: attended. It was In
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OOD SALE
Values Are Up!
Stock Up uuruig >
tr,t)ctober 24 to 29 j
?FEE?Mild-Mellow |
3 lb. Pkg. 43c I
1QAI_ ?-jCE
FLOUR
;ed 24 lbs. 85c
i Laurel Shortening
83c
... 2 tall cans 19c
rtJL lUttl^ttUIIC ?
I*1/*
.. _ 4 No. 2 cans 25c
ite Fruit Cocktail
? 2 f?r"-2f&r:
1 or North field
is - ! 23c
J I
s 5c
4 No. 2 cans 25c
e led
or Sliced 15c
-jTTbs. 20c,
Skinner^ Macaroni
2 Pkgs. 15c
Octagon Soap
or Powder 5c
LAKtiK 8UK
Chipsp, .SLDkgs. 25e
-BtUE" ? Super
Suds ____ 10c
Apple Sauce
4 No. 2 Cans "..11 25c
Tomato Catsup
T4~T)z. BotFe 10c
New Pack?Fresh And Juicy
Evaporated Fruits
' PRUNES-APPLES-PEACHES
5c lb 10c lb 10c lb.
Apple Butter
; 56 Oz. Jar 25c
SALT, MATCHES
: 3 for 10c
Gerbers Strained
BABY FOODS
!_ .... 2 Cans 15c _
J Camay Soap cake 5c
Baby Lima Beans
i Pound 6c
"Stores
ar Does Its Duty"
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TREASON AGENCY
1NTALS?INSURANCE
LIVEST IN THE STATE"
T PHONES 4382?1383
Exchanged
Leased, Financed, Developed
. WATSON '
Ins in property for Colored people
ections of the City
acfC8^??are^3?0Q08^-?r^;a:a:w;?.9a
fmMmumMKtmmmmmammmsk
j -jpirinj to be th?re.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Benjari
1 md their dn?f*hter Miss Ri
- were Sunday visitors of Miss J
t Holmes. She r<*torn?>d with t+i
s to her work in the Groenvtlle c
- schools. The Benjamins are r?
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? dents of thd mountain city. (
S Mrs. Cora Valentine was the
j Sunday guest of her sister Mm.]
r Beulah Vauss. With her were Mr.
5 Prince A. Childers, principal of
2 the Antrevvlle school and Miss G.
5. E. Doyle, teacher tin the same
x ft gchocft. They alsu aliunde J ser3
vices at Mt. Lebanon church.
S-- Miss Janie Wharton came over
3 and attended the homecoming on
2 last Sunday.
5 Thct farmers in this section are
6 busy sowing grain. All crops are
B about gathered.
a Mr. C. W Flliq hftg ngn^i
B ?un his school work in M,cCormick
8 county. ?
PAGELAND NEWS
? Mrs. J. L. Johnson cam? horme
? Tuesday after sponging several
8 weeks with relatives and friends
8 in New York City. On her way
? home she stopped over in Newark,
8IN. J., and High Point, N. C.
8 Dr. J. S. Mass^y of Monroe visg
ited at the home of Mrs. Ola S.
g Brewer, Monday and Friday of
? last week. Friday he waa accom8
paaied by his son, Dr. Clarence
8 Massey of Wadesboro, N. C.
8 Prof. D. Newman, Miss Dora
8 Brewer, Mesdames J. C. and J. L.
8 J Brewer motored to Monroe, N. C.
8 Thursday afternoon.
8 Mr. u?;d Mrs.' Thomas Melton,
?--Mrsr C. A. -Robinson, of Pie Dee,
8" JN. U.; Mrs. Joe Gilcris and son
g Jo-?, Jr., of Ilamlct, N. C., visited
o relatives here Sunday.
8 Miss Catherine Blakeney spent
8 the week-end at home from Coultcr
tfcademy.
| RIDGE SPRING NEWS
8 We closed our second school
0" month" at RuTge Hill high Friday,
cr ieachera gave favorable and in8
t^'resting reports as to the procT
gross of students. We are glad
8 to report that there is an increase
8 i.? our enrollment and the atten8
dance is fine.
g Teachers tund classes are rnak8
ing special effort to make this a
8 model school.
B..... The Seniors will attend the
g State Fair in Columbia Thursday,
g Don't forget "the Halloween
? party. October 31st orv the^choot
g ground. ?.
g We are expecting tcf see you at
O the Million Dollar wedding Friday
w night.
? Church ^CSfiLXommuaity -' -"sr?tf;
e services at Ridge Hill
g -church, were?short and" iYTterest^
g ing Sutiday.
A number of church-goers at
g; tended the association ini Johns',
several. B^ttis students _ spetrt
8: the week end here.
8 Mrs. Mary Jackson is still on
g: the sick list.
si See Robert Hammond. Read
8i-'ihc "Leader". *-?"
8 MT. MORIAH BAFT CHURCH
Rev. C. H. Pickett, Pastor
I " Spartanburg.?The members, and
friends of Mt. Moriah had the
pleasure of hearing two great ser
mons delivered by the pastor. At
11:30 the pastor selected his text
S from Romans 5:12, subject:' One
g; Man. At 7:30 the raster apoko
fiom this great subject: Escape
:s for thy life. Every heart was rnJL
spired to go- forward anddo more
^ Sunday school convened atr"the
i usual hour , with a-splendid gath|
_ilng. -c?_teaehecs - and- scholars.
"Our Day of Rest," was the^subiect.
The same was enthusiasti-nlly
discussed and applied
Beginning Sunday Oct. 23, the
nastor is having revival every Sun
dhv f?u^lhri_r|ext four Sundays.
CVme out 'and worshTjr~WTtll us.
Visitors are always welcome at
Mt. Mrriah church.
ABBEVILLE NEWS _
* St. Jamc, Sunday school onenHr
"d" at the usual" hour 10 o'clock!
* \t 11:30 the pastor delivered a
;j wonderful sermon.
* A Bible contest was rendered
j Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
5 Th"re were prizes given to the
X o-e finding the highest amount of
J chapters. First prize winner and
second prize winner: Misse? Carr
rip M. Browne as first prize winW;
second, Miss M|:irie Kcfnnedy.
fr Mr. Roston Johnson has gone
g to Ne%v York on business.
6 Mr. William Greene is in the
g ?ity after spending bis vacation
3 -n New YorK.
5 Grace Chapel A. M. E. church
3 '? toeing over the top with her
6 Cc| ference'" Claims.
5 Friday, November 4, will be an
2 Old Folks convert. The most fun
I von have had in a lcltg time.
The Y. W. A. C. held a lovely
meeting Friday, October 14 at
the home of Mrs. David Scott on
Blue Hill. Mrs. Scott served a
lovely dessert of ice cream and
cake, car.dy and fruit. The next
meeting will bo at the home ol
Mrs^Meiviti Caters on Secession
? Ave. You are cordially invited,
txc ? ?
MINISTERS WIVES* ALLIANCl
Continued from Page 1
j, a very pleasant meeting. The
5 membeis. as usual, were all smila
t The devotional exercises wer<
I heartfelt and inspiring, intersperS'
-r^T with very heautiful music, lec
5 by the sweet "singing pianist, Mrs
_jjj Owens; and with her soul yut tliti
? 5 the music, she thrills ours and w<
sing lustily and enjoy it greatly
The only v.?e fault we find is, that
nin shes tops at the -tinie when wt
jth ar t getting full of it and about
.A. I readv to shout. I believe that sh?
nrr, rwould make an excellent elngtnj
Hy evangelist. God bless all of thosi
)si ^ food woman and make them help
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____Get Our Priees Be
press<?d to pursue. On account of
lateness -of hour the committee
will be appointed by the president
the body so empowering the president
to do so at the next meeting
in November. 1
Ttlrs. Starks being mentioned for
president said her work was such
that she coulcf-not be present at
all times, as she keeps very busy
with her school duties. I
Through thrt kindness_o??Mre.?
'Adams "and Dr. and Mrs. Starks,
the reporter wras-permitted~to en ~
joy this very pleasant annual meet
ing which gave a deal of pleasure.
To them she says Thank You, t
Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Grant
through the votes of the ladice be- ^
come our music directresses.
We must also remember that
we had in our midst Mrs. Butlar,
who is the genial wife of Profes-sor
Dutlui, une~of our professors
of Allen University. We wera
glad to have her with us.
Mrs. McGill the wife of the
President of Allen University was
with us and gave words of cheier.
Hope she= will continue to be with
us. The refreshments served by
hostess we're just delicious and
that added a plenty. Next meeting
at home of Mrs. E. A. Adams
T ? J.. -4. 1 ALJ..J TV 1 . ??
L.auy sueei, imra rriaay rn inov- i
ember, at 4:30. Pleasa ladies be |
..present. Mrs. M.E. Lowery,
Reporter. ,|
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH I
Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor .
- - *
Asheville, N. C.?Services thruout
the day on the past Sabbath
were extremely interesting. Beginning
with the church school,
the attendance was hrrge and the * C(
lesson was conducted with much
thoughtr-The school thai"*
rt was ready to make its full re-1
port for the annual conference bud p
get. Many visitors were presemt
at the Sunday school horn*. Much care
was taken as usual to beau-1^
tify the church for service and to
lift the atmosphere to one- thatyj?
would be inspiring and comforting, n
At the morning's service we wor-'e
shipped at our church with the
Junior choir rendering the music.!.
| From the subject "Abrnm Pleads j ^
I for Peace," our pastor delivered a]
I very interesting: message. There; ^
I was rn evidence a deep spiritual i,
tide and fervor. The presence of
visitors was acknowVedged and ?
warm welcome extended. The Sen],
ior Missionary society sponsored t
its usual monthly program a t ^
i which time emphasis was given to
its work. A large crowd, enjoyed
thi program. At the evening's ser ^
vice, the three Methodist churches f
assembled at Hopkins Chapel for ^
their closing and climax service.
A vast congregation rctpresenting j
i the three churches as well as a
host of visitors were On hand long ^
before the hour of service arrived ,
The choirs of St. James rendered
the music which was indeed an- .
1 go'ic. The choir is under the direc
' ek?n of Mr. J.W. Brogdon. The!
; Rev. J. W. Heyward, president of i
Morristown College was guest I
1 speaker When the -financial rc?-'
suits were-announced, St. James r
f was found ahead of the other two t
' churches by the amount of throe r
hundred and one hundred dollars J
respectively. One thousand five f
' hundred and fifty four dollars. In
^keeping with tho agreement, our I
!I nnstor, the official board and St. jl
' I.Tames church were lovally enter-Jn
' tained s the guests of honor at p
Ithe YWCA building orr?Monday ^
stnighfc past. A very interesting pro
! I gram was rendered. Thus was s
ihropo-ht to a close a most wonder- *
ful fellowshin meeting among Me- *
! thodvsm in this section of the c.tyi- ^
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At the clost of the devojionals the
regular business was taken up.'
Nominations for the officers for
the year as folliws: For president,1
TVfra P P PV\or\r\n11n vinn nvnei. '
A'A i O . IV. V/i ? IV.V 1 VkJl .
dpnt.. M>g Pnw?; cn/?rofrn.ryJ Mrs, "
McClellan; treasurer, Mrs Mance,lThe
old reporter having becta elected
to this position at the organization
of-the Minister's Wives
Alliance which was about twelve
years ago and since that time was
elected for life time, is still beins
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F. S. Gypsum Metal Lath.
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LOWBYS NEWS
The sixth annivcusaiy for the
as tor on last week at Brown's
hapel AMEZ church was a~su?
dss. The pastor Rev. A.c, Crodf.
v- was sir"pleased at the way the
lembcirs attended, that he decidd
to give a banquet for them or
'riday night after service. Sandriches
and ice cre^m were stirvec
ree to more thart foity at the
ome of Mr. and Mrs. Willre Miles
iven hy the^qaastor; which was
omething unusual for them foi
ever before have they ever enjoyd
a party givdn by the pastor.
We were very sad on Wednesdaj
o learn of the sudden death ol
ur teacher at Brown's Chape}
chool. Rev. Byrd. He has taugh<
ere the past two terms. ' His
aughtor Miss Abbie taught in his
dace the past summer. Wo ar<
xpecting she and her mother t<
each the remaining part of th<
erm. Wn extend to the family oui
leepest sympathy.
Rev. and Mrs. A.C. Crocker wil
>e dinner guests of Rev. and Mm
\ K. Addison on Oak St. in Ches
er. They nro members of Brown':
Chanel. Thev will also be week
nd guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M
rames.
Mrs. Millie Feav and M s. .Tnnh
*aul will loave Thursday, Nov. *
or the S. C. Conference in Gaff
icy. Rev. and Mrs. Crocker wil
eave Wednesday.
CH ER AW N EWS
The fallowing wclaimed h\
leath: Mrs. Re?sie Prineo. dougher
in-law <7f Rev F W. Pric-ce
o"d the bahy son of Mr. and Mrs
Tames Bass. Mrs. Ptincn died
> iiHMiun^ hi ner norre.
She leaves a hwhard, Robprl
'rinre and five children: Messrs
^rniirp:, France^ and Bisil Prince
if New York: Mis~ Myrtle Pri"ice
t-d Alexander Prince of rheraw,
[tsTT other relatives and friends.
The teachers of Robert Smalls
chool and many of the other
cachera cff Cheraw mrttored to
Jhestcrfield Mord^v to hear the
/ery irfspiTinpr address delivered
>y State Supt. J. H. Hope.
Miss Martha -Stroator, Mr
dunter, Mrs. Daisy DiScni and
Urn. E<trm>nd McFarlan of Hnrtsrille,
S. C., vitited Mesdamei
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Fanr.ie McFarlan ar?d Julia Strea- '
tor on Sunday, October 16.
Miss Martha Streatcr of Hartsville
and Walter Stveator Wilson
of Morris college spent the week
i end with Walter's mc|.hfr Mrs.
i. A. V. Wilson.
| 1 Messrs Howard Roberson, I. W.
^rNelson, Mrs. Ella Pitts a'oid Missi
les Mary Jane Broadie and Marga
ret Mcintosh mntorcri to* Albany:?
Ga., last Saturday. The party
returned Tuesday accompanied by
Mrs. Nelson who has ba?n spendJing
sometime "at her hcune.
,j ATTENTION! j!
. Morris College High School and
, ?Normal Classes of 1922
We are calling every loyal mem
, ber of the abovo named classes to
. relive those grand days of '23. j
I Please meet us at Morris Col- C
s lega in a class reunion Thanks'
giving Nqv. 24, 1938, to drscuss
_plans for rebuilding the fence??-!
. round the athletic field. Bring along
r. donation as a beginning and
let's make plans for the comple-'
t tion. 1
' Th*.re were no slackers in those grand
old days, .et there be none
' j now.
- It?--Dr. I. D. Pinson, Pres.,~M6iTisi
College; Blanche Thompson Ix)wherr.
Acfine Chr. UDner S. C. Le-1
?-;t>na Eurton McMillan, Acting Chi*.
J Lower S. C. ; I
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if Booker Washington Hts, ^
Will Present As
GUEST SPEAKERS
Hon. I. S.
Leevy
Hon. H. E.
Lindsay
SUNDAY
October 30th, 4 P. M.
'LACE?
Cleaves Chapel C. M.
E. Church
Itooker T. Washington Hts.
Sponsors:
jee Goodwin, J. W. Beachum
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