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Page 8 Ml With iN Jimmie "py ^ J&i nCT^ Tow Audit - ? ?; Columl FRlDA' C* a " 1 jueptemi Adv. Tickets 70c pli White Spectators 50 At Door SI.00 plus DANCINC ___ Advance Tickets Cafe, Thomas Drug Sponsored by. Ed. J; GOSPEL TORNADO SPEAKING Continued from Page 1 failed to reach me in time to ge froTTi the west to the south am too I was visiting Topeka am seven other cities soliciting vote for Rev. T. J. Miles for the Bis iiujniu uiiu .nr. ueorge namptoi which we will say more about fu ther in this column. In my las article I made clear that Morrr college should "have a pre-sfden that knew something about th school work and suggested. Rev J. P. Garrick. I was very mucl elated in your last issue to fine Rev. Garrick had been elected act ing president. I am sure that thi Baptist of South Carolina made : wise choicer If nothing pTcvcntt ? 'I will be to the meeting the 26t! of this month. Enough for th< school. I am leaving Leavenworth fiv. O'clock this afternoon- for Kansa: ~i City,. Kansas. I feel that I wil be able to get three Key men ir Kansas City, Kansas and Kansa; City, Missouri that will take can of the work for Dr. Miles. In mj report last week you will bc sur. prised to know from sgvontooi towns that we have touched ii the interest of Dr. T. J. Mile; that results have been obtained ?Most of UlC t'Ulors as well as lo Uma&OOOOOOOOOVOQOOOOoooc IH. T. (HAPPFJXE, Pres. "AN EFFICIENT S I, 0 W I N Chappelle F SIDDEN AMHi; Phone: Day o 2124 Gervais Street YCE 4u*ic By y ' ^ -ia - in nship orium bia, S. C. V NIGHT 7-L . ... us 14c taxes; Total 84c c plus 10c tax; Tot. 60c 20c tax: Total ?K2(L 1 i 9 UNTIL ? on sale at (ireenleaf Store and Key Stone. acksonVIand D. Bethea cul ministers ha\\. asked for more' information concerning South Ca Colina's campaign. I am doing all that is in my power to furnish t tlwuv, U w..x ... ??i-i i m%- mail 1 they are asking for. It may* no. I ecssitate my spending an extra s week out west to get Dr. Miles - and Mr. Hampton before the peo. II pie as they should bt> in this part ' of the west, t feel according to t the last report that Dr. Miles has s a chance to go in on Chance: Bay t lot and I am trying and will con. 0 tinue to try. until I feel safe when I Can say that he wil go in on 1 the First Ballot. 1 According to reports of last week and this week which covers e a period of three weeks, Dr.-Cur \ ry's market has increased 2 per 7 "cent; Dr. Collins increased 9 per.'-, i cent; Rev. Frank Madison Reed 3 increased 1 percent and with the West and Southwest and the ) three reports from South Carolina Dr. T. J. Miles increased 18 1.2 1 percent; Rev. J. H. Clayborn in i crehsed 2 1 2 percent, it was re i ported that Rev. A. O. Wilson ? i stock decreased 25 per cent; it t | was also reported that Dr. Gomez | decreased 33 1 2; it was also re > ported tli.it Di I.ongstock loCl'OUS i1 ed 9 per cent. With prayer and 5 1 earnest work we feel that T. J . Miles will he elevated to the Bin? hopric. *That is enough for the > 0000:0 oooo ooooooooooooo 0:0o C. T. FOSTER. Mgr. ? KRVTCF AT A NTFAV 8 I* R ICRS" I uneral Home J LANCE SERVICE r Nitfht 2-6112 1 Columbia, S. C. 8 I t , THI aspirants.- IV In regard to Mr. George Hamp. v ton, we find that he will have ? scmt. keen competition. \Ve have a man in Kansas City, Missouri ("that is putting forth every ef. v fort and using all strategy to make j his campaign a success, but that ( "does not move me. I am going * into the eity and stay four or five flays lectGring, -writing, and -t magnifying the ,-Work of Mr I Hampton until I convince tho \ machine that Mr. "Hampton is the ( man for th& office that will be , m'atle vacant at the General Con { ference (in 10-10. If I can get a I few of the brethren in the state I to write your friends in other , -.states Eaxt-where - time- will?not ! permit me to go before confer.. ' encc and show them the need-oi-a man with the ability of ,Mr. Hamptcn, with the strength', of the West and a.hundred per Cent i i-in the South, I*believe that he wil] I 1 ' be elevated, and I am ?ure we will ..all be glad and rejoice. 1 That is : eimucK for Mr. Hampton. i To the worthy boys and girls that have made lAs and B plus , 'a'.oiagejs lllJlt HVe fioi able to at tend school this semester from a financial standpoint, we. have four teen or. mere scholarships now a e., \ UUilUiy. A wu ? KJ I blanks to bo Idled and returned, i Need' not apply unless you are willing to attend a -Christian In?| stitution, Mollis college prefera_ ] hie. If not, Benedict, Allen, Claf i Tin. i Send all mail to P. O.' Box 128. By the way, you would be surpris ( ed to know old Yiv, after going , back to ber husband to stay olf , of park benches and enjoy a . steam heated house this winter. ( has-gone" on" a two weeks vacation. c 1 am sure she will have to walk t book. Poor Old Viv. So long, will !)?? ?? till, fer nr.vt li-nnl- ritu.i.l station PMlLOC. NEWS OF TAYLORS : ?. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Scott and x Lauas-IlAMM'-y -afl(p-Weslcy, Jr., Had j as {heir bouse guests for 2 weeks j Miss Beatrice Robinson?of New?? Yoi k City-, formerly of Columbia.' j Many delightful alfairs were given1 in tip!?nuiioi. she way entertained I at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Da- J vid Johnson and many guests were a present. Als0 present was their v daughter Miss Earline Johnson, a popular member of the younger: I set and of Booker T. Washington High school. She was entertained at a Buffet supper at the homo of? atMtxya i CONTINUE TO S.' TOMATOES PICKLES C A 1 T* OR LGE. BO 3AL1 MATCH .J_U.NE_EEAS? DESERT PEACHES HONDURAS RICE OKRA & TOMATOES EVERYDAY COFFEE GRAPE FRUIT JUICI EVERYDAY RELISH THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES T GREEN STRING \ F BEANS lb. 5c T YELLOW ONIONS BEEF CHUCK ROAS i SWIFTS CURED HA! 1)1:1)1/ n * irn A . * uivii i vjiviv MLJSAI ARMOUR S STAR IV fi J| [f! > "ALL OVER C I I PALMETTO LEADER Ir. and Mrs. Joseph Little. After] i fhich cards were played and a i ourse of swfeets was served and , delightful time enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Zellie George gave rrnfcT pai-Qr Tn~Ker honor; after vhich a luncheon was served The jrizes being won by Mrs. John ' joodwin and Mrs." Joseph Little. ' she was also entertained jointly 1 yy Mrs. John Goodwin and her sister Mrs. Leamon Bcrykin at the v?....?r*?A IV.WC V* v i?H o. uuuawiu. UUUgUl I 'ul course was served. After | vhich cards were played and lancing was enjoyed. Receiving he guests were Mrs. Benjamin Sumter. Mrs. Sumter is the moher of Mrs. Goodwin and?Mrs. h Boykin. Miss Robinson has refined home. She is the daughtei rt Mrs. Fannie Robinson of New fork CitJy, formerly, of Colifmbia^ ?' / EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH ?Rev. F. I). Dreher, Pastor Sunday School opened at the usnal hour with a well attended num tier present. The lesson was beauti fully taught by the instructors of i iill classes apd was indeed bene- i firiti 1 to all that were prerent. 1Morning worship began with a, jvell attended congregation pres- ] L'nt. The pastor brought us a won- j U-1 ful message from St. Matt. 22 : i in ' -r~~ u:.. *u tmru-i ' *\J, U^III^ 1UI IIIO LIIVIIIU- . M IUH UU you know about Christ, Who's Son' is He?" Truly, this message was' enjoyed by all. At 7:30 P. M. evening worship began with another large number j present. At this service the man of^ God spoke from St. Mark. This message was truly enjoyed. The trustees' rally came to a J lose September 10.This was a real mcccsSr Each member and friend ( i success. The grand total for the | went was $123.00. Thanks -to yoU| >ne and all. To crur visitors as us1, you are welcome, come again. ' ....n.. . * ^ IlUt'fc A.".IS. UilKtH Rev. A McNeil White, Pastor Copes, S. C.?In spite of the leat Sunday the member^ turned tut splendidly to witness- and-en~ oy the services. Our pastor de_ ivered a dynamic and spiritual iermon from the subject "Tht Abiding Graces". We had as our visitors, sister ( lueTTa ; Jami&on oi Blackville; 1 U ,I aggie Ellis of Orangeburg arm " number of others whose names 4 did not get. HIEXEZER A M. E. CHURCH 1 Rev. I), N. Wilson, Pastor ? Charleston, Sr^C.?Sunday was 4 5,! 2 Jc SWEET r\. 01 MIKED V/t. Z1C ESS 2 BOXES 5 C 2 No. 2 cans 15c ?. 2 tall cans 15c 2 lbs. 15c 3 No. 2 cans 25c i) lb. 17c C 4 No. 2 cans 25c pint 17c I i r _ I puunu oc \NCY OMATOES lb. 6c 3 lbs. 10c T _ Jb.^7e I MS lb. 20c | GE . lb. 23c , | U:ON lb. 23c ! OLUMBIA" i * a very beautiful day, an appreci itive audience attended .all servic_ es. For the morning worship the pastor spoke from the subject: "Satisfaction". His sermon was , ISunday school was held at its usual hour. The .lesson was inter. .1: i _. i_i. nf.. nu:n: n.. esungiy liiugiH. iur. rmiiip ocu . i nett, district Supt. gave a wonder ful demonstration 1 and review on , the lesson. He was accompanied, I BUI 117 I ' W 1 | Bin I _ And Bu a < I Guignan I Wo . Phone 5261 ( P 5 Big D Amusem< Monday, October b:uu r.J Tuesday, Oetobei 6:00 P.I 6:0(HPd Wednesday, Octc 9:00 A.] sold t 11:00 A.] 12:00 Nc Rural 4:00 P.I 6:00 P I 8:00 P.I 8:00 P.I Thursday, Octobc 9:00 A. lege 1 10:00 A.] 10:00 A. 12:00 Nc 3:00 P.I * 6:00 PH 8:00 P.I Friday, October : 9:00 A.I 10:00 A.] 12:00 Nc 1 Bonki 3:00 P.I Saturday, Octobe 9:00 A.] 11:00 A.] 1:00 P.I 2:00 P.!\ < I by his wife, Mrs. Bennett. league was held at it* usual | hour. A Biblical game known as a Trip to Jerusalem was played F|pr the evening worship tho pastor delivered a very noble ser mon on "The rower of rrayer . Many visitors werer presentj throughout the day. Conhp again you are always welcome. LD j TH I - * ~Mi CK I); m y From J --gj * Mi EM < d Brick | rks ^ 1 Columbia, S. C. HSDEKS1SS 'T MISS THE 33th AN: ECOLORED :ober 23 'ays and 5 Bij ent By Kaus Unit 23rd?10 A.M. Begin M.?Midway opens?F r 24th?Band Concert VI.?Placing Exhibits J VI.?Midw ay opens?? >ber 25th?Judging Ex M.?Gates open?10c i hrough churches M.?Band Concert >on?Farmers Con fere I Schools and Church VL?Midway opens VI.?Jubilee Choir Sing VI.?Stockholders Anni VI.?Fire works display ir 26th: M.?uates open (i>ig Day) M.?Band Concert M.?Midway Opens on?Football?College VI.?Horse Racing VI.?Fashion Show, Stc VI.?Fire works display 27th: kff n? /TTJ-L vi.?wpen ^nip M.?Midway Opens >on?Football ? High ir Washington Vs. Ma M.?Horse Racing r 28th: M.?Exhibits released. M.?Paying- premiums W.?Directors Meeting 4.?Close Information, Write lins, Pres. I). R. Stai I Harden Street, Columbia, S. Saturday, September 16, 1939 ^ '^8! | !!? to*tin4 ?| mNina m pi m mm M; 111 mm . Nclii Beverage Co. 1211 ASSEMBLY ST, COLUMBIA, S. C. CLYDE McCOY - I . And His SUGAR BLUES ORCHESTRA "IN PERSON" JONDAYOM^, "union . u atcific" ~ f WITH Joel Barbara 1 McCREA STANWYCK Now Playing [ g Nights * d Shows placing exhibits ree Gates Shd ree Gates hibits idmission ticket i nee, 4-H Clubs, Day. ing Reunion, jal Meeting r . ' ' I & Thursday?ColFootball Game ?el Building ?= r School Day) School Game? ther Academy ? - - la ks, Sec. %e<3y"