The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 09, 1939, Page Page 6, Image 6

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^ Page 6 ' * I"' (, I EHHMSEEESSlLfiSBBBBi bflhflkAEflBdRiAxHMbiLHcLaAii Bedroom Suite 95c Cast-^jj Week ?? Living Room Suite j;x'^ J P'^O.'.sh?81 WeekEiigii Back-Rocker 10c Cash?60c Week Man's Chair ~ Chifforobes pi i$24s ? ? Giitl 95c Cash?SI Week Kneehole Desk n,. C.'sh?SI Week RCA Radio Table . Model A|$27S G//I/ . ' n>-v i _ FREE ? with each $25 purchase fill ^ . 1211-1213 Main St. p Ik-#' y : 9H l|*l VArff wWTTITl } ft B I MV 11 ii lli.iiiyi |J ill 11 Bf 1 j Mattress 10c Cash?50c Week Dish Cabinets ft y $C95 i-Sf, y ( Ideal | |jj g. GiftI 10c Cash?50c Week 1 , Post Beds 10c Cash?50c Week i Sofa Tables ' $095 1 10c Cash?50c Week - Table Lamps ?S|> * 2= Gift! " : 10n Cn^h?50c Week Hassocks $2% 10c Cash?50c Week Mirrors J SHI *4* 0dm Ideal } 10c Cash?50c Week Lamp TaH->r 10c Cash?50c Wee t RADIO SERVICE 3rd Floor . T1 mmmmmmmmmmmmammmmammr. Cabinets M?- '0 j'.l ': I v' C.^b -?Vvl \\ ppk 10c Cash?50c Week Coffee Tables Solid | 10c Cash?50c Week 9x12 Ft. Ruffs 95c Cash?SI We?k j Pull-Up Chairs | 10c Cash ^0c ;^eek Mag. Basket 10c Cash?50c Week - Dropleaf Tables $ J 095 Jls,S : 95c Cash?$1 Week. ! FRUIT CAKE FREE ~ with each $25 1 purchase mm Phone 4008 s HE PALMETTO LEADER j s. fant sr. Sf'uooi \rws Mrs. It. L. Davis. Principal M Anderson.-* On Oct. 19, the pa_ I'ti'ons and- friends of the school !; nu't ct 1 o'clock for their regular monthly mooting. With the presi_ 11dent?presiding i.n,i Mis. Williams jlat the pirno we sang "Forward 11 Parents and Teachers." The Scrip I 4... 1 ...n.i i. % Li?nr - i fftti uy I Ruth Mack. Rev. W. L. Ziminer I _Lnu-n?offered prayer.?Afterying. ' j itis' "What a Friend we have. in | Jesus" the devotional period clos. red. Minutes were read and approv I ed. After discussing the new busi ness the president presented Rev ( W. L. Ziimurman to teach a les_ .! son in P;,iliamehtrry law. This < was a very interesting period. : Rev. Zimmerman explained a npm her of things that we should know ] 'First point, organization, i:mend_ | i iinr and i dopting resolutions ob j . lining the floor, making and sec i I ending motions. Second, stating I land putting questions; what mo 1 tions to use, mil announcing the I vote. Third, how tt* vote; how to Know when a motion is in order; it it c; 11 be delated amended or n considoro d. it' it recmires a see, _ oiiii ot ;? two"..thirds vole. FouTTh " . nii'tinns ih;it. (annul he amende,1, J privileged mottpns, postpone in ~ 1 definitely and definitely. After ^ group practice some of the things * he had ttnight. We enjoyed the ^ lesson and the jnaetiee. We tea j I li/.e that we must be taught to be ' successful in anything. Therefore A | we are having practical instrue, ? i turn along with ova; P'l'A work. The" subject for discussion was i "Spiritual Guidance fur the child" 1 After thanking Rev. Zinimeiman for his interesting lesson, the pies j idept presented the speaker Rev. (?; S. Si wyer. We have learned th;it Rev. Sawyer understands what it means to guide a child spiritually, and he didn't fril to tell tne group how it should i>e done. He said \VC need novson; 1 rial lization of God's presence in our i every day Pvo's to guide the chil dren, for Go i wants to bless them individually, but Ik- cannot do it until we get in euri.est and live what we tench then wt a a guide tlie youth tire way God would have them go*. Sorry all 'the pa_ trons didn't hear this needed in. struction. Mrs. K. Gu; risen presented the ' ttoav patrons, r.iso ""the visitors. 1 Come tyain, our givup Is a friend " ly croup, we are glad t0- have any one visit our PTA. I The ath grade won in the grade .contest Mrs. Alice Gt.eshf ni tench fer. On Nov. lfi, the group met a '.' 'lit' Ill their monthly J'l A meet. -Lin '. The pjvside-n-t presided-?t~rr' "Mrs. J. Williams tit the piano j We joined in singing .Jesus is Cal [ing.'MiM. (i.?K. .Kvhnson conduct I ed the devotion. We repeated tin ) ldiuh Psalm for a Scripture les. j ; .wis. .w. v,: inouii otterc,: pray 'i >t. Music Onward Christkn Sol | idjers. Since it was so near. Thanks Lj diving day, lip- president allowed) Ei time for Thanksgiving ex pres. j ; sio'us; a group of the patrons re. I on'i'd tin.- opportunity tjid iv. ' '.-poiule.i irt oll-Uo,.? The?lllillllte.i . woie read by the secretary and tpprovd. The president explained : the Red Cross work and urged i: 11 to flu?what they-eair to help?the let use'; Miss Ruth Mack, chairman j of the piogram committee was : presented, it being Thank-giving ; set son a very nice Thanksgiving ! program was pi eseiUed by the i mothers of the 1'TA. Remarks by the president. Tint'petrous i r o ' learning to sing. They sang, 0, Lord I want two wings. Glad to welcome t he following vTsitqrs: Mrs.. Washington Mrs. Rogers r n j Mrs. Ward. Mrs. G res ham and her gride won the banner a_ ( ^a'n- ? m I RIDGE SPRING NEWS J Mr. K. F. Peterson, Jr., attend-]| j inift'school at Benedict college : j J spelt! the week end at home with j ,his ill father. School Activities Th,. members of Gth grade are 5 giving a calendar rally Friday J t ight,* Pec. 7. They promise a 5 good program. Don't forget that 2nd Blind ! Tom will appear Friday night, IE j J nnd promises rot to disappoint you < |t again so dojt't fai to come out j i and witness one of the most thrill ij ing events of this school year! There will nPo he a program j | given Thursday i a eh t , Dec. 21. A I basket of fiuit will be given to j ! th,. person holding the lucky num- j j ber. so don't fail to get your > ticlcetr The annual doll contest will end also on Dec. 21. Sonic j 1 !\tlc girl will win this large, love { ly colored doll, so why not helplj \-,yi4i-.Xav.ox-il?- Uhtlr...friend and U nwky her the piped wirpor. Tnp < : dolt will he given away atJ the > program Thursday ftight, Doc. 21 < \I?>? Dinfftn nnrt Miss Vpnnol) J enjoyed a delicnms dinner with < j Mr. and Mrs. Pharlton Quattle- | j'bnutr. Monday. _ : 1 I Happy birthday wi- hfS are ex- 1 I tended to Profs. Hitfhtower ami { j Gardner this week, Dec. Gth ard < j 9th respectively. _ | F.RENEZER A. M. E. CHI RCI1 i I ' ] Rev. I). N. Wilson. Pftstor Charleston, S. C.?-Sunday was j a very beautiful day. Notwith- i i standing the bleak wind a very ] , hrsre crowd attended th(? morim^ > ; service. For the Communion ser- 1 I vivo the pastor delivered a very j noble sermon. Text found Roman t ! 12:21. Sub-'oct "Overcominer Evil | 1 With Good". During the illustra v t ion the pastor so beautifully out- j lined those points or facts that j will help us to overcome any ob- ] stacle that may confront. The: dining1 the entire service. Every one's heart was made to feel glad. Sunday school was held at its usual hour, the lesson was interestingly taught in all departments A very interesting review was giv en by the pastor. ie<"? * Duiing the eveting worship Rev. Sister Elsie Miles delivered her farewell address to an excep I was found St. John 19. Subject:; "Don't Forget Me When I Am] Gone". She entreated us to al ways remember what Jesus has lone for us. She delivered many soul stirring sermons during the... three weeks aid many souls were saved during this meeting. The Senior choir of Ebenezev presented Mrs. Inez Temple music pupils in a rcital at the church Monday evening. Dec. 4. This effort was a grand success. Man> ireautiful numbers were rendered >y pupils under the supervision of Mrs. Temple. THE CHURCH. AID CLUB -^hxr-fhrrrcr A1d~CTliT)"herd their' 11th Anniverstrv Thursday, Nov 50, liKty, at the home of the preailent of the club. We had as our Honored?guoata -Prof.?and?Mrs. Mtzpatrkk. The pi ofessor was he tirst speaker ol tTie evening He gavi. the club .so many uelpful ideas ai d ways in which .ve could aid the chuich mentionii(f mainly that we could first try and aid the fern enmity as nissionr ries. then we could of nourse aid tht. church. Hi's cio- j qUeht speech was enjoyed and j appreciated by everyone. We also | had with us the pastor of our | .hurch and his wife, Rev. aid Mrs Preher. Rev. Dreher gav0 a few I inspiring remarKs wnivn wo en-1 joyed. Ther(> were a good many r r Say? This year we prom ami vai led assort mc usual tfil'ts. Our jm rH?iv.or Jiantlistj at 1 ] mcs possible, will entire holiday soasc this December 25th, art! child can alien I'hristmas over . . your selection _ . 1 Stores in 1700 HI SPE( I . CLEANING (Limited t 2 S 4 plain Drtesses or 4 | Men's Suits or Overly coats or 8 prs. pants 1 ies or curt ains cleaned and pressed | 29c each ( (pet I DRY CLEANII 1 1412 Main " ^000.0000 OCO'OOO O O O OO O OO O O < 0000??0000000<?00000 ooooooc ? H. T. (HAPPELLE. Pros. "AN EFFICIENT SI* L O W I N 1 jj Chappelle Fti L SADDEN AM m i. Phone: Day or | 2124 Gervals Street > friends and members of he club present. ? :?; After the program was over which consisted of the history of the club and a recitation by some on,, the members, a violin solo by one of our visvtini* sruosts, we were served j-turkey, i ice. brow gravy, erunhel v sauce. potato salad on | lettuce, crackers, icc cream and mkq. CHKSTFRFTFM) NEWS Mrs. Mabel Pol insnn is on the ' Irk list also Mrs. Melinda Gnddy I Wo trust thrt they'll soon ho out j 'fain. The Chesterfield .Co'. -AssocU-ition held its mooting- jn Chornw at .Coulter Academy Friday, Doc. 1.. A very er.'ovaUc evening was rc_ J>;< fe.| by those att' ll "itU*. Missos ,T<.n"'tr. Cecelia and Ito_ sji ToatV-y spent the week end at homo with their parents. Mr. Robert Foster spent the | week end at home with Mr. and! Mrs. A. Johnson. Mrs. F. J. McCain. Mrs. A.! Railcy and Mis. M.T..F. Johnson sponi_Xh.ursda^.i^.Chi clotto.??* ?IN MKMOMAM 1 ' I HARYIX Im s; <1 memory of our ('ciir hiish.'iiiJ_ai.id Rntr ett Lee, Hnrvin, Who departed this life i/ne yet r atro?December 5, 104S.? "Darling we are t il so lonely,, Looking: at your empty chair Remembering till the happy mo J merits That we shared when you were h<>re. Loviny thoughts will ahvtys liny er You tie- still oui yuiditur star ! When .we each have crossed the Bar." - hrtitnras from fapp's Uy present a large lit of_jie\v and utu I <lrvy to *.,arry J <{iialthe most ivn-'enaMo?: prevail through the ' :n as> always! So every man, woman 1 to have the hest ... if von make 7 l <(fr : ock of Main Street OOOO-^-O 0 C O.vOv O Ovvv OC> O.O.O.OO^1 ciali G OFFER w ! ime only) | j si 11SH & CARRY ? j f - I E R'S I COMPANY | . Phone 9932 | >000VOOO0OOC-C'OOC'OOOOOOO*OQ( >000000000000000000000aoo C. TrrOSTKR, Mer. |T IKVICE At A NFAV p it i r i<: s " I meral Home I 8 ,ANCE SERVICE?? Nitfht 2-6112 I Columbia, S. C. 8 ^C8^O00000000XT0"00^K8??^ Saturday, December 9, 1939 j May we all be re.upjtftH ??-m ?Annie Collier Harvin?Wife ^ ?Louisa o'rlier-^Mot!V?r-in_U\v = Hi IN MEMORIAM In Memory Of Mrs. Annie O. Gray Who Passed Away December 6, 1918. No one knows how much W? mias - ? you. __Ng_one knows. the bitter paina, you, Life has never been the same. In our heirts yorur memory lingere Sweetly, tender, fond and true Theie is not aday. dear mother. That we do riot think of you. ?Husband and Children. Di ughter?Lueile Gruy of Suvan nah, Georgia. STATE PARK, S. C. Zion Cannan Baptist Chusr<;h, Rev. A. P. Porter, Pastor will have a religious moving picture show on Moiriay night, December 11 at . ^ . -*v-k. ivi. Admission-is 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. ?All are invited to attend this ; vvouderfful feature. NEGRO DOLLS ON SALE I , i AT 1:110 ASSEMBLY STREET S. S. Pub, Board Branch Store (In Palmetto Leader's Office) They are Cheaper Than Ever. PRICES 65c UP TO $5.0G t '.Sizes 1.") inchep to 27 inches tad)' (.Mrs.) Juliet It. Giiliam, Mgr. 1 : ' ' . ; ZXf&Q O O.OOvvC'O^OvO O O 0*?2C8C8Ct Telephnni' n?S1 T liAIN J ZiL/HiK 1JKUS. shot: repair shop ?* 2379 (iervals St. ' Columbia. S.C." Prices Reasonable -Invmblp?Half Soling a?Specialty Work Called For and Delivered LATE SHOW SAT. NIGHT ALSO ST \PTq DEANNA DURBIN ^IN? "FIRST LOVE" WITH ROBERT STACK George RAFT \ ? " nt". r> oi? .ii ii ih im*si ?>ince 4 s c arpace m \ in "I STOLE - ~ A MILLION" now playing bbammwi YOU GET 12 GLASSES OF , ENERGY GIVING DOUBLE-COLA _ ^ vol' PURCHASE A 6-BOTTLE CARTON double VALUE ??VOF Double Goodness I .|j TRY ONE Columbia ? .JS55g3 i)oul>6e.C?la p? aBH|? Bottling Co. "Home of Columbia's New Drink Sensation" \ ?