The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 24, 1939, Page Page 6, Image 6
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LEMONS
Dixib-Home?Orange
Pekoe Tea
[' No. 2 can TOMATOES
S PEANITh
\ - - 2 lb. jar
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FANCY BLUE ROSE
RICE
OYSTERS
VANILLA WAFERS
? CRISCO~"
sliced!
2 oz. jar
DELAWARE GI
Pint
Del Monte?Slices or 1
PEACHES
T5eTMonte?Li i)l
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Twenty-two ounce jar
SWEET MIXED PICK
TETLE Y'S TEA
Giant Size OCTV
2 Cakes
SUNBRITE CI
2 cans
RINSO
CALO DOG
2 cans _
SCOT TI
3 Rolls
JOHNSON'S G
Pint
FRENCH'S BIRD SE
FRENCH'S BIRD GR '
WHITE LACE FLOl I
As-good as you (
Self-Rising. Every ha
ROSE ROYAL?I'LAIN OK SE! I
FLOUR
EVERY RAO 0.1 ARANTEEI)
ARM AND HA3N
6 packages
Del Monte Red No. \A
SALMON
Campbell's No. 1 can PORK
& BEANS
FLY DEI) INSJS
6 ounce can 1
GOOD EATS
Home
"Where the Dollar
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IN MK.MOK1AN .1^
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In memory ' ot our nephew,
James Murray, who departed this
life iiist one year ago, June 5, 1938. tic
M urray dear, we miss you so, 11
No one, to fill your space. fri
We never thought we could c u
"give you up, J
- But after all yon have payed
th? debt wF all wttl pay:
Still we will think of you by ":s
??days, not years,
As no one will ever fill your
place.
r ' 1 r
Sadly missed by
.1 Lillian Davis (Aunt) j11
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MT. OLIVF A. M. E. CHURCH M<
Rev. J. N. M.cClintic, Pastor V<
sp<
Myrtle Beach, S. C. - Sunday d<>i
vras a beautiful day for all church yp<
? goers. The ft. ft. opened with the pSupt.
and teachers or) <tuitv. v a
At 6:30 the A. C. E: 1 x'ayue mot \vh
with the vice president presiding, lea
" The lesson was intensively discus- ftp
sed. At 3:15 the Children's (Day a i
program was had after boinpr post at
poned on the previous Sunday. A Cil
i , larjfe audience was pjrenent. Mrs., t< r
Jerry Spiney was the Mistress of mo
Ceremony. The children potta-yed me
their parts well. the
\? ? Amowg?the many?visitors?t+mt?-r-r
?t took pari in tin1 program Were Mrs .l:.
Anna Peterson of Marion, Mrs. r->i
[.'! Hu/bert Riley of Rnlicjrh, N. C.,
f" ] Mrs. Henry Humes of I^oxinpton, 1
N. C. Mr. Hannah Charlton of Lan ('K?
Dozen 15c
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Pekoe and
3 oz. 10c; 6 oz. 17c
2 cans for 11c
UTTER ?
5 lbs. 20c
5 oz. can 10c
lb. 12V2C
BEEF~
12 y2c
15E 1
halves No. 21/2 can X
2 cans 33c 1
by No?T can
?? 2 cans 25c B
LES 15c I
ZIZZIl-4 lb. 25c
\GON SOAP
9c
LEANSER
9c
small 9c; large 23c
[FOOD
16c
SSUE " r
25c
iEQ-CQAT
59c
I) 15c
\VEL ? 10c
I 24 lb. bag 89c I
ran buy! Plain or
g guaranteed.
i* risinc;
24 lb. bag 65c?
1MER SODA
25c
can
17c
2_cans 15c _
CT SPRAY
in^
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ZERO PRICES
Stores!
Does its Duty"
n, X. and Mr. Rosco Williams ,
North Carolina.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
II. Hemmirv-rway who was. eard
to th^ Conway .Hospital Sat.
d Rev. A. I.. Pryor. Their many
lends wish them a speedy le
/ery.
Mrs. Jeff Re Many motored to
nwav to h.e at the bedside of her
tor in law. Mrs. T. II. Hemming
On Friday June 10 Mr. Tsaah G.
ifiey departed this life to the
eat beyond He proceeded bis
fe tf> the prrave by elt*ven and
c half months. His funeral was
Id at Mt. Olive Church with Rev
N. McClintic and Rev. R. N.
>ses conducting the. services. Rev
ises pieaehed the sermon and he
nke from the subject "I have,
ne my task."' Rev. Lor by Jones
>ke on behalf of the league T)erf
merit-?Wr*. heatha Hemming
y spoke in behalf of the choir,
ile Rev. J. Q. Hemmlnirwav. his
der talked on the life of MY.
inev whom we truly believe was
Christian. He confessed religion
the a pre of 18 and proved faith*
to the end. He had been in "
linin" health for the past six
nfhs hut death came unexpectly
from a hosrt attaek.-He was
asst. Suptt of the Sunday school
t ":n ilie leader of t-h? ehoYiI
memh'M" of the trustee hoard
ih? M. B. School.
U lca.e.-., t<> mourn his loss five
ldren, une grandchrld, *iiree sis
g TH
tc*i s, two brothers ami a host oi
relatives and friends. Intecment
was in the M. B. Cemetary. Jerrj
Cox had charcc of the f uncial ar
i angements.
We wish t? extend our aj>pre
.-ia'tion to the many friends fol
their kindness , during the illnesi
of our father and brother, Mr
Isiah Spincy, and for the beautifu
flowers.
brother of the deceased.
Mrs. Olivia (Jrivadtt left for Sa
dis. Miss, to visit her husband .win
left a Tew month ago t' > accept ;
position with the dredging "Co.
LATTA NKWS
All of the churches are havihj
excellent services whi'lo the litll
ones were missed very much ye
Sunday School has-been succcssfu
Sunday. Mrs. .tanie Smart wa
hostess to the Emergonr.ry Clul
After business she served the mer
bers iced tea and crackers.
The \V. IT. anf F. M. Societ;
church*. The president, Sister Ett
. Edwars, is still ill bmt i>$" tryini
-to carry on; ;
The pulpit Aid Board had a ver
interesting meeting _on Thutsdn;
afternoon at the home of the pro
dent, Mrs A . A. Delain.
Jim.. wevkcn
V the beach.
ATi*Je KnnPV .TMPI'CAII *V?
Sunduv?m?Dillioir?visiting?ft?
Grandmother.
Mis. Julia and Bertha Ma
lackson. Catherine Smith, Anni
Mac McAuthar, and Mr. Henry M
Loud motored to Florence Wodiie
lay night.
Mrs. Etta Moody and Etta Jar
<011 spent Sunday afternoon visi
ing Mr. Bethea and his sick hi
.ther.
I.ittle Miss Louise Cato Was su
orised with a birthday party 01
Friday afternoon given by his m<
ther and Mrs. Bill Simmons..
Sunday was another high day ii
Latta. All of the religious service
were good especially the Mrssioi
uy service at St. John Baptist
"Rev. N. S. Delain of Weston Chi
pel and Rev. M?. Simmon* of Pe<
Bee exchanged pulpits Sunday a
he morning's worship
Imith was the principal speake
t St. John.
Mrs. Editli. Guiles, Mrs. Floi
lice Bethea, Mrs. Marie Bowetis
Mrs. Julia Williams a Jul Mrs. N*<
ca McBiyde have lieeii oil the sicl
*ist hut are nowreepveriiifjr,
Mrs. Florence Fladgor is still ii
disposed but is .somewhat improx
ing to QUr joy.
octagon
soap
5 FOR r "
Bottle of 1 GOs
aspirin
tablets
I 8c
| NO. 2 ( AN
BOKDENS
EVAPORATED
j MILK
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CAMAY
SOAP
:i FOR
14c j
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[ KKKI'KRS FlNIflHCTSALE FORI
dixhle cola i
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New Scientific Drink Manufactur <1
od Here Has "Distinctive Flarfor" n
* State With Dealers. Plant at 1224 <>
j Sales _Increasing .All .Over the F
IIliner Street.
'1 .
H
el "Double Cnla" has a distinctive
r, flavor and the weekly sales arc J
a increasing faster than the rise ot .
the thermometer these hot days, *
a-eotrding to in aiy Negro store
keepers w|ho are now handling
| this practically new drink which v<
X is scientifically inijiiufScfored in
e their new home tit 122-1 Iluger St.'
t Store.s and soft drink stands all ,,
il over South Carolina are fast learn
' ing?of?Uu:?value of?DxmWe-CoUrLU
s and ,ar<N sending in orders daily ,,
>. which increases the list of con.1
n corns now handling tho now drink,
was testified this week by Mr. J. ?1
y W. Hayes, one ft the general man. 'f.
o agurs?of 1 he Columbia office. r"y
a Tn a swing around the city we ^
? found many local stands whjere ^
* Double Co hi' is "being handled and n
y many good testimonies about rt-s ?[
y calre as a drink, said A. P. Cordon .
d on 2100 block of W'averlv St.. I ^
recommend "it to ah ?f m!y friends1
J .and . qistomers. PiaiCO , Helium at'.
Taylor and Pine," Double Cola is v
e u good seller. It has a 'distinctive C
r fl.iun. Mi?sales of Double Cola ^
increase daily," Attuck Cafe. |
c Double Cola has found a home ..
P in the Baxley .chain of stores. Mr. .?
t. Ihi\le,y says *tbat his customers ! i
c like the beverage very much and]
that finds, a ready sale for the .1
k 1?romict, . ' } ?
[ The Double Cola Firm .employs |
n Negro help and as they pxpand in'.
bushiess more places will lie made p
,. for Negroes to work Mr. Hays an.J
renounced . , I
M l', < I.ARK BAPT. C'HUM II
n
s Rev. C. H. Black, Pastor h
1 .... .
. S. S. was oiMtted* H:J50 The ' >
i choir of the Mt. Clare Bapt."church
i? "tin us cnorts'--r and a yondly1
t mimber i/f members motored to
Maxwell CJinvf Rapt.' church,
i Florence to take part on the pro-'
jfram there.?H':MO Ar.Mr sermon
li.v pa-tor. Miisie l?y choirs of Mt. n
, Clare i'nptist eluireh. Lake City >
) i. ami I nie.n (>of .Mars RlulT.
- I - :00 p.in.- 1 tinner-se4 veil on the?
church lawn. 15:00 p.m. closing I1
1 svrmnt by Lev. .1. S. Hall. Music !l
by i is choir from Sellers. '
Ai- 12 p.m. Rev. .1. T.. Sinjclotary >
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MRS. EUZAHETH PRINCE
PASSES
Lynchburg, S. C. - God, in Hi*
ivine wisdom, removed from our
lidst in the still of the morning
f May 25, 1939 Mrs. Elizabeth
rince.
Mrs. Prince was born -in Lynyhnre.
S. on Nov. 25r HIKi. -She
,aV converted under Rev. 1). M
town (deceased). At the early
tre of 11 she joined St. Matthew
Mi K. (:hureh and was .a memer
of this church until death.
Mrs. Ptirtce was the widow of
Ir. Junius Prince, Jr. who depart1
this life on Nov. 27, 1927. ? ?
Surviving are her parents, Mr.
ml M "s Robert E. T moir.as of
ardeville, S. C.. two brothers, Mr.
eorge Thomas C. C C 4432, and
lr. Robert Thomas. Jr. of Phila..
a.. One sister in law, Mrs. Janie
'honWs of Philly, one maternal
tide. Rev. George C. Johnson, a
astor at Spartr.nbutg, four Aunts,
irs rt.Minr uoiumina, N.
|;<nii^ Oroen, St. Matthews, Miss
lice H. Johnson, Sumter^ Two fa;tnal
uncles, Mr. Walter Thomas
f Lynchburg, S. C. and Mr. Sarnie
homas of Philadelphia. Also one
nut of Clierau, S. Mi's.' Mini\.
Henry-.
We bow onp heads and humble
ill, knowing that he doeth all
dugs well In her going our comrunity
feels, a great loss.*
To her parents Elizabeth was an
biding comfort and joy. To her
rotifers she was an inspirational
elp and companion. The entire
immunity nio.urtis the passing of
lise.
Ju staf ew da yss hr dqcinf cmf
Just a few- days have passo4.
Ili/abeth
Since you drifted from our homo
tTp above to the immortal
And to love ones gone before.
We would not . recall you, Elizaoth
- -To
this land pf suffering, sin
nd strife,
For w(> know that you are happy
Richly blessed with eternal life.
We jniss you so much. Elizabeth
Xo one else can take your place.
Ami wo know ttsat one glad
lorn in*.' " ' i
Wo shall moot you face to face.
reached a sluo t . scrnuip usinjr as
i topir: Folk l.oavinp God. K:00
'.M. pioachinp hy the 'Row Haniah
from KinpstrooT lie delivered
i wondo! ful sermon'.
The choir under tlu? leadership
>f Deacon K. B. Sinirletary is borininir
to make prepress. Wo
'<ipo to ha\'(i a ch ir second to
mud- Ih-dhis pint?t/f?t-ho tiold 4of
abor. ^
?iMMi'M rriTrw^r.
ANNOUN'
Openi
DOU
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4 sometli
Pure,
[ fresh.
fl Pglzing
I L^HKft.1 HAITn
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Gracelynn. Lunch
? K O () M ?
; AVE SELL. lnNXiiUS.
SANDWICHES COM)"" DRINKS
HE EH AND PIES *"
1509 HARDEN STREET
Conveniently located across the
Street -"from Allen I'niversity
Mrs. Ira Washington. Prop.
VISIT NLW FOfcK
WORLD'S FAIR
(FECIAL ROUND TRIP FARE
from Columbia
$21.1)()-Ne\v York-$21.90
IN COACHES
IN SEABOARD AIR-CONDITIONED,
REClINING-SEAT COACHES
COOL, CLEAN, COMrOXTABLE
One way from Columbia
Kiel'funnel $ 5.40
Washington 7.35
Philadelphia* 10.07
New York 12.P2
Host on (\ia Hell Hnle
Bridge 19.55
I'iltsburgh 14.8)8
. Buffalo 18.21
J ivl. Belcrsburu 8.50
Tampa _ 7.95
j Miami ^ 10.25
I \Y. I'a'.m Beach 9.25
Jacksonville 5.10
"SILVER METEOR"
Visit both the.New York and San
1 Francisco World's Fairs for $90
round trip rail fare ? in coaches.
Hotel accommodations in N. Y.
guaranteed ? Consult.
J. I.. C arter. l)l'A
Boom No. 1 Arcade Bldg.
Columbia, S. ('.
Telephone 5821?9987
C1NG. ,
ng of the
BLE-C
rUNG PL
iy we bring you Doubl
i you but already a trem
on from coast to eoasl
ill tell: /<.: ILat here is
nk that ; oa ev<
ait until ji; i.is'e it! ri
ting ab /. l it which h
erytime. Ami how it jh
sets yo \ rig-it with th(
rou are fcehr?g tired a
estless ... or just plain
wholesome, satisfying
invigorating, DOUBL]
. . DOUBLE delightl
LE value . .. Thafs DO
... The large 12-ounce t
l A Great Drink
A iu;?.u+.r i7*i I
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, Saturday, June 24, 1939
NOTICE!
The Ministers anil Laymen of
the Columbia District, A. M. E.
church are asked to meet Tuesday
June 27th at (5 o'clock in Allen
university. Business of 'vital im.
ipoitancc pertaining to our dis. .
trict.
\V. K. Bowman, aetimr president
1. 0. Simmons, acting secretary x
F D. Dreher and others.
C HARLIE ALLISON
Florist
!l wcrs For Every Occasion
~7 Fhone 9398
2 <2 Harden St. Columbia
Over Sunday, June 25
$ i .50 Rouxn T'?l' . -. * , "'.
.- SAVANNAH
ROTNI) TRIP ~ en
TO $2
JACKSONVILLE **
Lv. 10:35 PM, Saturday June 24th .?
Enjoy a full day in Savannah or
Jacksonville
t Go places--see things
at extremely low costin
safely and comfort
by train - avoiding the
hazards of highways.
TTii Jv/J son J in coat lies an J on specified trains only.
C hildren !? and under 12 half fare. So huggige
chafed. Consult agent for further details
*
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