The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 01, 1941, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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I ' ~ PAGE EIGHT f* MM T o wnship Auditoriur t ' ? ? RECOVEKING FROM I M OPERATION I Hi The many friends of Mr. itich arcTCeriey are very glad to know ^ that he is recovering frorria se ^ rious operation of appendix which ^ was performed at the Waverly ^ hospital. He is the gon of Mr and Mrs. Corley, 1216 Pine street ^ former student Booker T. Wash . b< ington high school and Benedict , college. JOHNSTON DOTS iY Edgefield County Training School Principal E. L. Bowman reports ^ that the influenza epidemic has caused no serious effect upon the ^ school's program. There were a ^ number-of absentees among th?. T students and teachers but they die TTOt?full! the?alnevrnr * of school * Patrons and friends witnessec 11 a very enjoyable talking movie al the 8ehool Wednesday evening R January 22. Arrangements were A made to have the movie again E Wednesday, February 5. c Agriculture instructors of the _ti Ridge section met in a conference at the school Thursday, January c< 23. Plans were discussed, under the a leadership of Mr. Verd Peterson T, K?u]Ct. of Agriculture Education, g to estabfish National Defense E classes in all rural schools in wood work, metal work and elementary' ^ electricity for out of school yobth A class in woodwork was opened ^ at the E. C. T. S. Monday night q and great progress^Kas^been notcrF -g The Johnston -boys and" girls j teams will meet Brewer higty boys y and girls of Greenwood in a double ^ header Thursday, Januady^ 30. ^ ' Principal Bowman taught the p Sunday school lesson at Mount ^ Zion Baptist church Sunday a no _ Misses Holmes, Frasier, Ruther ^ ford and Peterson attended morn * ing service. ^ ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH F Sunday school opened at its uspual hour with the Supt. and coworkers at their post of duty. Af- ^ ter^the class study of the lessor jthe school was interestingly re ?' viewed by the Supt. Junior class V No, 1 is holding the banner, Mrs I Lclr. Cheek teacher. Immediately after the report the pastor had election of officers for the year Those elected are: Mrs. Estellt * Johnson, Supt.; Mr. Melton Lew \ is, assistant Supt.; Miss Celia ^ Phelps, secretary; Miss I.ydia Mae Cheek, assistant; Mrs. H. M. Young, treasurer. Miss Sarah Woodson, chorister; Miss Azelee Byrd, assistant chorister and Miss p Elizabeth Young, librarian. Teachers: Senior Class No. 1, Miss j( Celia Phelps; Senior Class No. 2. i M:\ Eugene Lewis, Jr.; Interme- ^ diate, MrS.'H. M. Young; Junioi t Class No. 1,, Mrs. Lola Cheek; ^ Junior Class No. 2, Miss Lydia v Mae Cheek; Beginners Class Miss a Laura Coleman; Ass't. teacher, -j Mrs. Hannah McDonald; Bible t Class, Rev. McDonald. To say the church is progress ihg by leaps and bounds is putting i it mild. p Sunday morning after the pre 7 liminaries the pastor stirred the a audience from James 1:6, theme: r. Wavering Heart. ... \\ At 3:30 the pastor and members worshipped with Rev. E. R. Rob- hi inson at Chappelle Station, A- M gain our pastor preached a won- ol derful sermon from the subject; I cm Cost of Disciples. At 7:30 he' si preached another ^touching' ser- j hi mon. pi Come to St;. James. Rev. Mc-{ a Donald is the right man in the < < right place. i>> Stewardess Bd. No. 1 met Mon p day 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Lu gi cile Cheek in tho TTnii,,,t-- i - ?- VI..IV-1DUJT A CI -J |>( race, Apt. 94 with the President is Mrs. If. M. Young, presiding. The si meeting was good as usual. Af ter the business part the hostess M aerved a delicious repast. An en A joyable evening was spent. Sev- T1 erul visitors were, present Sun- G day. Come again Ivisitors are al- m ways welcome. ' T :? e\ ^ WASHINGTON NEWS , Mrs. Neoma Cooper of 213 R. ot street, N. W., Washington, D. C.r C announces the marriage of her e< daughter, Doris Davis to .lame? ai E. Hopkins of Columbia, S. C., on b December 24th, 1910 at 3:30 a' tc St. Augustine Catholic church. in | l,E E V Y'S | FUNERAL HOME X Undertaking And Embalmin] % ?SLOGAN? | LOWER PRICES } AMBUf.ANCE SERVICE X "As Near As Your Nearest Phone' I ? A Ratesburg and Ridgeway, S. C. X 1831 TAVIOR ST. COUTM1U/ PHONES; 23619?23610 - \ Fats KS. ELIZABETH \ZZAHI) PASSES Mrs. Lancy- Elizhbeth Hazzard, ife of Mr. W. B. Hazzard deirted this life January 21st, at 1:40 p.m. She became a member Ridge Ifill Baptist church in tvly age and served until her ath. She was a faithful memir of the S. ' S. and -L. R. A, ub. A devoted wife and loving moler of 10 children. She leaves^ Jsband Mr. W. B. Hazzard, ol idge Spring; children: Mrs. Mai e L. Wells, Mrs. Ruby Page [rs. Pearl Gunthcr, Mrs. Bessi< azzard, Mr. Carl Hazzard, Mi almadge Hazzard,. Mrs. Sadi< upree, Mr. "Augustus Hazzard 'I of N. Y. City; Mrs. Ms^mu ean, oT WasningtbH, 11. C. jOm rother, Rev. J. T. Watson, o idge Spring. One sister Mrs lice Hammond, Ridge Spring leven grandchildren, 14 neph ws, 17 nieces and many rela ves and friends. The favorite songs of the de eased "Sweet Hour of Prayer nd "We are Climbing Jacob' adder" were sung. Letters, tel rams, obituary read. Solo "I'v one My Work" was sung by Mr fubert. The*eulogy was deliver d by Rev. M. M. Peace of Aiker Other out of town relatives at gnding the funeral wet'e Prof lajrick, Rev. and Mrs. Dupre nd daughters-of Sumter; Mrs da Watsddfc?Mr.?and Mt-c Tap Villianrs of Columbia; Mr. an Irs. Mira Mason, Mrs. Louis patron, ,Dr. Cherry, Mrs. Peaci 'rof. Townsend of "Aiken. Mr: leorgia Dorma of Orangeburg lev. and Mrs. Trapp of Saluda lies Reta Hammond of Newbei y; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carter c Jiliety-Six. Honorary pall bearers: Messi tobert Quattlebanm -jATm-inr, n;v V." on, M. W. Hammond, Bosto juattlebaum, E. W. Broadnax. Acting: pall bearers: Messrs V V. Hammond, McKinley Peterso ft B. Hazzard, Jr., Jack William i..tH. Raiford, James Watson. Flower girls: Mesdames M. I Irawford, Rosa B. Raiford, Mar rincent, Alice Blocker, Regin Vip:fall, Georgia L. Lott, Hatti lucttlebaum. j SPARTANHl'RG NEWS * P'-of. and Mrs. Eugene- River: 'rof. and Mrs. C. C. Woodson an Irs. Nettie Bunch motored to Cc imbia Sunday a. m. to spend th ay. They were the dinner guest f Mr. and Mrs. Vencient, who ar he father and mother of Mrs Jenevjeve Woodson. They alst isr I'd Mrs. Eva Mae Ariderso nd her little daughter, Thomasinr 'he trip was a pleasant one. an. he whole day w*ast well ^spenl hile in the capital city. * The Young Matrons Club me "uesday s. t the borne of Mrs. lora Powell on Howard street hree tables of bridge were played fterwhich the followine person eceived prizes: Mis. Genevieve .'oodson received for first prrze Ivautiful cut work hot biscui older. Low score prize went ti Irs. Nettie Bunch, a lovcly~bo3 F stationery. Mrs. Jeanet Rivers itting the ace of spades for con olation, received a set of six and embroidered napkins. Gues ri'ze went to Miss Grace Walker most useful eompack and hai: TH- ' -iiiiF. i in' prizes were presente: f Dr. William Portor. After th< ri-/ es had been presented the roup was served a hot oyster sup jr. with all its accesories. Cherrj irts and whipped cream for des ?rt. Those present were, Mesdame larie Blakenian, Nettie Bunt^h, nnie Piatt, Jeanet Rivers, Addit horpe and Genevieve Woodson uosts of the club were Mrs. Ma je Myers and Mrss Grace Walker he group spent a most enjoyabli fening. Mr. Hopkins is the oldest soi ' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hopkins o olumbia, S. C. He finshed hi; lucation at Benedict College. Mr id Mrs. Hopkins are now at theii er. tiful apartment, 16.11 Mon llo Ave., N. K.. Ant. 1. Wash tfton, D. C. T S. 1 new, Mann*i?r ? I > 1 Waller; LEXINGTON NEWS < Rev. T. O. Simmons, Pastor 1 Our Sunday school lesson was taken from St. Luke 15th chapter! 1 subject "Christ Concern for the? * ' Lost". Our pastor 'was with j Spring Hill church and preached from the subject "A Light that j Converted the Soul". 1 , ' We were delighted to have Rev ' N. Tillman worship with us at ^ Spring Hill .and Bethel for the ev . L ening service. He preached a ver\ 1 ! excellent sermon. Rev. F. C t Laws and Rev. W. E. Lee, wor , shiped with us. We are always glad to have our. own sons with i . us. i Mrs. Estel Davis of Spring Hill , church had as. dinner guo&ts Sun- ~ 8 day her Pastor, . Rev. Simmons, ; r Tillnian and Ruv?T <?> ^hrY _ f reported"''another enjoyable meal. Sunday is Holy Communion day " at Bethel church and as usual we | are expecting a lovely audience. I Mr. James O. Green has returned to his post at the CCC Harde ville after spending a week here ' with relatives and friends, s On February 9th is Founder's i Day. Our pastor is asking each ( member for only a silver offering f and each church to render a fine , program. ^ Mr. E. W. Walker is still doing fine in the grocery business. Mr. A. C. Davis is our only deal e- in use cars and parts and he , really is doing a fine business. He k ir. a fine man to deal with, j Mr.. Leon Thornton is our bar * ber here and keeps very busy, j Be sure and keep up v/ith the 3 latest news by reading the Palr. metttf; Leader each week. i; ORANGEBURG, S. C. ,f Williams Cape! A. M. E. Church Rev. R. J. Jefferson. Pastor ? > Sunday being1 our first quarterly n conference, the presi^injcr elder. Dr. S. Nance, was with us all day 7. He delivered a masterpiece at the 11 morning service. Hrs subject was s "The Unchangeable Past." Threepoints were drawn out and ex 2. plained very clearly from this y great message. Namely: 1st, Tak a ing a stand for the Right; 2nd e Lost Opportunity, and 3rd, The life that has been lived out whether good or bad is unchangeable. This message was well received. The funeral services of Mr, Joe ^ Corner were held at 3 o'clock, i- At 4:30 o'clock the funeral seic vices of Mrs. Marie Ancrum was 3 held. The pastor again delivered 0 . a great message, the same was an > inspiration to all who were n ent. Such sermons serve as med1 ...u:.., ? -S?J_ imii.-v miuuKn wmvn we tan girun [' up our loins and thereby proving 1 to be better and stronger christ J 1 mns. ; The A. E. league had an in| .-piling meeting and many plans ; were made for our various pro- ' , 2rams. We are planning a trip to 1 Cameron on February 14 and a 1 * groat rally on the third Sunday 1 We wore glad to haye our many * visitors with us in the league. 1 The evening service was equally 1 as interesting. This was indeed -a ' t full day. Mrs. Tage Was among the vis- ' ' itors last Sunday. We are happy to report the re ( > covering of Mrs. Jessie Jacksor and Mendenhall and to all of the ' other shut ins, we are p for you. . We are looking forward to ' successful quarterly conference to 1 i night. We are determined, by the ( help of God, to keep up our church obligations, we must go over. Wt ? had quite a succesful church conference last week at which time all present aereed, to cooperate . f in a trustee rally, therefore, every \ . member is asked to pay $1.00. The . ushers are still rendering valuable ( i service. c We,were very proud to see Mi. ( Toe Pearson at church last Sunday morning. -His work has kept him c , away for quite a few Sundays c t We were also glad to see Mr t L \Valker, on account of illness, he 1 l has been out auite a few Sundavs The choral club is stirll moving t on nicely. We are certainly prohd ^ I over the Bishop Flipper Club. It * J has succeerer by leaps and bounds I | since the appointing oC ^fts new n organizer, Miss Young. The Bishop ) Flipper Club presented^ new hym- ? J nal to the pastor yesterday. Too a ? much praise cannot be given these tl | anxious lrttle workers of which little Gladys Brown is president it and Miss Young the efficient lead er. S Goldie McDuffie, Reporter 01 E PALMETTO LEADER and his 4Fats" at Township TH \udftorium Feb. 10th ?* ' v. 1 Several years ago 'Tats" Wal- j^s or, radio star, who is appearing tt the Township Auditorium, Mon- ' day night, February 10, found c^u nmself broke and owing a week's grs room rent as has many another en rrtist on his arduous climb up the ladder of fame. "Fats" and his nanager decided that the quickest Pr( way out of the predicament was obi fyor "Fats" to write a song . fe? rrtd sell it. In less than 24 hours g,^ ihe genial Waller had turned out ' me- of his typical xhytbDL num hers and a short time later h Pi'i appeared. with his manager, in t Tin Pan Alley music publisher': ' Ad office. nn; The publisher heard the num- ^ja her and offered an advance of $250 to "Fats" manager for it *? '$500 or nothin?," said the manager, confident that he could ge fn nore than the original offer. Ap ?,v. tw. .I,.l? t L U I"" ..... ... ....... . ....v,.. ...? ??ij! 1 jt publishers, for he was promptlj I told to leave the office and peddle | un the tune elsewhere. ? pu "Don't worry," the manager con- 40 soled the downcast Waller, as they Rp, climbed down the rickety flight 01 ,,p stairs. "We'll eet our nare for it.' "Yeah, I know," mourned "Fats," vva "but all that landlady wants is ten th< bucks." ? th< ' in/ CHAPPELLE STATION NEWS wh an Stop! look and read what Chap- cjt pelle station is doing. We have on found the lQst art to success. ( That lost art is Rev. E. R. Robin ^ son and he has"*brought to ns the ce| unmolested gospel that makes the p,. old Tolk give up their corners and v..y the children cease their plays. 1 His subject was It is Finished no which touched every soul in the Tyjj church. Elder W. B. L. ^ Clarke 0f brought to us on his first quarter- pj( ly conference Ihe crowning v]cT 0f tory of the day, a sermon that ni{ everyone should have heard. His Wc subject was Be hot Afraid it ic' , .. .u ee| I. The whole church was aroused as to the glory of God and with a. perfect report from all angles. j Come and join us and you will, . >aj? as we are saying I'm glad fRat I'm a member 4of Chappelle Station AME church. BARNWELL NEWS ^ The Barnwell County Teachcis meeting held its first 1941 meetine, ( Friday, January 24 at Butler high by After the various group meetings. th< the association assembled for bus- mi iness." The main business was the da collection of County and J>tate sel Teachers dues and money from the da; sale of Christmas Seals. pa The movine picture, showing the sti life of Christ and hrs assencion, a* mc the Bethlehem Jlaptist church la*t ?;e Wednesday night was quite a sue- ni cess. F{i We are glad to see the faces th< of our friends again, who have been Go shut in with the flu. We trust that a they will be careful so as to re \J main well. tot Wn c? .L- --- .... o.,... uuijiib iui me re- sa} :overy of Mrs. Hettie Ann Gloster rj0 and mother, who have been and njp are yet ill with the flu. Mrs. Opetta Hart and Mrs. Mary Aliie Duiacan motored to Dennark yesterday. Mrs. Duncan at- . .ended to some business on Voor * , hees campus. Quite a few of our boys are leaving for U. S. training camps. We trust that such will prove a lelight for our country. ms BETHLEHEM HIGH SCHOOL th( NEWS. sch wa Prof. K. S. Allen and Prof. Thorn He as Holmes attended the program Mi :>f "Wings Over Jordan" last Sun- ] lay in Columbia, S. C. the Come one, come all to hear the ^jr( big ministrel show from Bettis ijs< Academy - February 4th, Tuesday otl night at Bethlehem high schorl ] auditorium, 8 o'clock p. m. Ad- by nission 10 and 15 cents. Mrs. jffaggie Johnson of Hamp .on, S. C., was a pleasant visitor >f Prof, and Mrs. E. S. Allen Fri- ^ lay: *) Miss Martha Ann Glover, a stu- Ma lent of Bethlehefti high school, was off :alled to the beejLside of lur pa- Prc ents who wereifcick with ' Mr Lope them a speedy recovery. har Dnn'f f a nnrn^oc . %tr\? - I ? v~ Kv..v..c? jrv.,.1 cur icket for the trip around the world f'ns /alentine nrght, February 14. You 'n? nay get them from Professors lolman and Allen as these gentle- n0r nen are captains of their buses. L. Friends are proud to see Mi IV 'obert Berry back on the campus ^e\ fter being ill for two weeks with e!'^ he flu. Heb Mrs. Stephen Holley was a vis- per :or on the campus Saturday. Sati Messrs Tyler and Corbet of T pringfield, S. C., were visitors 1 the campus Sunday afternoon. for fOrches E FRENCH CLUB ' ALLEN UNIVERSITY The French club is completing most successful semester of rk. During the serr.estier the b presented 15 interesting proirns, consisting of speeches giv in French and English, games iducted in French and musical )grams. For the Thanksgiving servance, the club invited Pro tsor J. J. Adam of Johnson C ifth university, CharloJJe, N He wa^ accompanied' by the.'sident of the JErench club of inson C. Smith. Professor am, a former teacher of Allen versity, had not been in Columsince he resigned his position move to Charlotte. He was Wy-by all of his old ends and by his new frierlds ir h ho had nevei* met?In fore. delivered an address in the iversity auditorium, where a blic meeting was held, and for minutes he held his audience illbound as he discussed the all of France". This address s delivered in English. After i close of the public meeting, i club opened its private meet-'. r in tVifi linivovoU.. ,1: ?: . u_n MM.'V.OHV VIIIIIIIJ^ II ill I iere Professor Adam delivered other address in French. The ib had a nice repast for the hon ?d guests. On iDocember 14th the club eel rated its annual Christmas re ption at which a fine Christmas ogram was presented aftei lich a fine repast was served. It is with regret that we anunce that we are about to lose ss Gwendolyn Baeote, president the French club. She?will com ?te her college work at the end the current semester. She has ide a wonderful president and ! wish for her a world of sue ss when she enters her career a teacher. ^ (Miss) Vivian Ophelia Lewie, reporter. I'AWI.KYS ..ISLAND NRW8 The programs marking the thir-eighth auglversary of Rev. C. Bepellievjt [were as follows: On arnlay niSfff Rev.- ERie Myers irtod thei Spiritual ball rolling ^giving a partial life history of p pastor, followed .by a burning ;ssage. A noble sermon on Tue?y night by Rev. George Res Mew, son of the pastor; "Wednes y night, Rev. G. E. Washington stor of St. John A. M. E rred our hearts in a firey ser >n from the _subjeet, "Faithful rvice with power:" Thursday 2ht, Rev. W. E. Forsythe of lith Memorial, preached from ? subject, "Sin's Tragedies and d's Remedies." This was indeed masterpiece. Sunday a. m., Rev. Morrismow pasturing jn Charles 1, delive red a heart felt mosre frctm the subject, "The Glous Gospel." He also preached at :ht. Rev. Washington and his con je.ation at St. John are moving ward. We're making preparatfor a grand program on Founds Day. * , The duck Contest will be had mday night. The third grade class ait. the i ided school enjoyed havine little I ister Isiah Brown study With I m during the week that iiis iool, Howard Hi of Georgetown s closed on account of the flu. 's the^nephew of our principal, ss F. L. Dobbins. Miss Dorothy Mae Edwards of > graded school and Mr, G. B. een have been added to the sick t. We pray for them and all lers a speedy recovery. Let us keep up with the news reading the Palmetto Leader. BALTIMORE, MI). NEWS )n the sick list are Mr. War1 Brice and Mrs. Penny James, rhe S. S. S. Club met with Mrs. rgaret on Monday evenine. The icers for 1941 are, Mrs. Wilks :s>dent; Mrs. Herndon, vicesident; Mrs. Henry, chaplain; s. Whitlo, treasurer; Mts. Gran. reporter;" Mrs. Andrews, reding secretary; Mrs. Douglass iricial secretary. The next meet . Will be at the home of Mrs jglas, 1523 Edmondson Ave. T l'Q \f o rrnr i o f nune Vio/1 nn oa, Ulllguest Sunday afternoon Mrs. Douglass. Ir. Sanders Irwin motored to v Orleans, La. to visit his fathHe reported# a fine trip, he Willing Workers Club of Mt ron Baptist church gave a supat Mrs. Ilattie "Flowers* home jrday night, January 25. he Pastor's Aid Glub of Mt ron church, gave a supper At . I. Maynor home Friday night the benefit of the church. ;tra-Feb CHARLESTON. S. C. |u . Emmanuel A. M. E. Church v Every tiipe one reads the pa 0 pers or listen to the ?$tdio, there a is something al>out War and iti results. We cannot get away from t the fact that the entire world is in * an awful state of affairs. Innocent human beings are being rushed ' intoi. the great .beyond by death- I dealing. impliments. The itasqp e for,all this chaos is that Christ; s ianity is not viewed from the right"", point. , C nti| the world realiwS , J that a higher type of cChri^tianit\ | is needed and civilization become.", more real, nations will always be disrupted and at war one with another. Emmanuel .. one of the iv.'ro memorials of the sainted Eichat-' Allen, is doing her bit to per- ( petuate thu cause of African j Methodism. Servives on last Sun | day were indeed inspiring. In view ^ "of tire?fiv t that??hh>?u&s. 1. somewhat indisposed, the activities j dpi nut lug. Al lliu nun niii j Inui'? Rev. S. J. Wilson, one of ours and j assistant to the pastor, delivered j a stirring sermon to an appreeiat ive audience. The evening servic j was also uplifting. Brother J. W. | Gailliard, also one of the house J hold of Emmanuel, brought to us I a great sermon. Both speakers a?- J quilted themselves splendidly and H made a creditable shd^rrfg. We are I proud pf our local men and wish them much success in their maj'ch upward. Sunday school was held durin -r ' the afternoon. The school is in creasing numerically and everything is moving along nicely. Nex' month the quarterly Bible Quiz will he held. A nrize is offered to the scholar receiving the highest number of points. This has proved to create a spirit of friendly rivalry among th s:-hola?s. The leaders made history Fri clay nmht a week a*ro when the held the ann'ml ''Shower." A plr\ 1 was witnessed bv a large audi'mc-. This play. ''The Bi'rtn of Christ." was beautifully portraved by tlu??< -who?participated.?Muck credit _i should l)e given the leaders of 1 Emmanuel. EAST END SAVIN(5 ('1.111 MEETS The East En Lovely Thirtv \ Five S'.'Vii| *?s Club he'd it> last timet ire at the home of Mr. and Mrs Willie Maves. 2339 Washing j ton street. Monday evening. January 27 at 7:30 p. m. The elid) has been organized ( and carried on for f<n:S- years, e Mr. J II." Gladden has served as _ president for the last four years and is president now. We hope that he wi'Il be able to serve us for four more years. The club now has forty-one members whom we think w*ilK-cooperate lovely. a The club will hold its next meeting1 at the home of Mrs. Rosa Ashury, 2101 Gervais street. Mon fl day evening. February J, at 7:30. H SI tt.MKKVILLK. S. C. On Jar.Uary 24. the Alston girls and boys' teams went down to Georgetown anil played a doubk header that night. They were very, Z thrilling games. Alston lost both the girls. 9-14, and the boys, 2123. The girls will play their next game Wednesday, Januaif; 29. with Ridgeyllle school. The frftn grade, uiuler their teaeher, Miss M. I.. Roache. visited ! the Charleston museum. The child | ren enjoyed the trip very much ami I learned many .interesting and helpI ful things. . i ne i. sponsored a seal food supper Monday nitfht. Ja- ' REESE DuPREE mjL, Hk ' ' M -~$r^' s^J| wi x?' ( ~ Monday Night, Fe From 9 ,r ADVANCE TICKE WILLIAMS DRUG STORE?LAI HENRY'S BEER TAVERI ELIZA'S LUNCH ADVANCE TICKETS: 75cAT nOOR: $1.00?TAX WHiTh SPECTATORS: 50c? T. C. McDanleT, Promoter Pa ) Saturday, February 1, 1941 TOth ary 27. The proceeds will goto- ?'? vard meeting the monthly notes n the bus. The supper was quite i success. , The Stitch -and Chat Club <-f his city will present Mr. Wallace Thompson in a jCcital at Alston lieh school on Monday evening February 3, at 8:30 o'clock. Genial admission 25 cents, reserved >e 50 centos. Mr.. Thompson, [intone of Boston, Mass. ?' COUGHS FROMCOLDS THAT WON T TURN LOOSE ... TAKE ONE SIP OP ? ~ MENTHO-MULSION?WAIT MINUTES. ??--a.?If YOU TAIl TO OET EXFECIEU KU.IU-?! ASK FOR YOUR MONEY BACK. sold by~ druggists everywhere ONE WAY V/z ^cents per mile I ROUND TRIP 10% less than double 1 the one way fares > . Air Conditioned . Coaches OM THPOtfCJH TP A IMS j. t. com* Division Passenger Agent CoTumbia, 1 Vaverly Esso Station on k stop station Batteries IWhni-im cmVI IVCII Itt IM ubrication. Washing and Polishing. . . Tire Repair Service Telephone 9308 orner PINK and TAYLOR STS. arpenter and Caldwell. Operator James CAGNEY ^ Ann SHERIDAN,. ?IN-? City For Conquest" Coming MONDAY? yrna LOY?Melwn nnnni as in "Third Finger Left Hand" I.ATE SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT 4 Ginger ROGERS ?IN? "KITTY FOYLE" : PRESENTS "Fats" | ' Waller ?AT? TOWNSHIP m AUDITORIUM I 1ft lft/11 uiuary iu, 1J41 rii ? TS SOLD "AT PAYETTE POOL ROOM? ^?COLLEdE INN [EONETTE -TAX 16c?TOTAL 91c 20c?TOTAL SI.20 -TAX 10c?TOTAL 60c Ini?r Wilson, Social Sec. ' * . i