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Saturday, March h 1941 PERSONAL If MENTION Mr. and Mra Herbert Nawlin were called to Sellers to attend the fuheral service of his brother Mr. Tracy Nawlin, February 19. \ Mrs. Mary Crozer Carroll-Tay lor of Washington, D. C., wa?-in| - -town over the weak-owl with iter. " -brotherr. Mr. Sey4nour Carroll artd Mrs. Carroll at 9i3 ^Tak streetT [vlrs. Taylor is well known here, havirng taught at Benedict College for several years 'before going to Washington where she li^es now. Miss Janr\je S. Trezevant, R. N., uf litis city,?but county?health, nurse for Aiken county, was hero 1 i V?a?vi? on IT o rrlon W CCft ttt MCI MVIIIC VU 4*w*v?v.. street. - Mrs. Nellie Mae Jones-Friend of New York City was here last week at the home of her parents, k Mr. and Mts; Thomas H. Jones ai 1QQH T-Tr>rw1oT*ar*ri ctroot Mra T^ri or?H spent the week end here, return^ Mr. L. E.~ Switzer, 1009 Pine Street returnedJlQnie_J?JLt_er ,spend in# the week-end with his sick mother Mrs. Julia Switzer of St. Matthews, also Mrs. Switzer's neice, Mrs. Julia Goodley and children accompanied by 'Mr. and Mra. Irick of Cameron, S. C. spent last Sunday" with Mrs. Switzer. All report a successful trip. Hei | many friends are wishing for her a speedy' recovery. The many friends of "Mr. J. A" Hartwell are., delighted to see him cVt again after being confined te" his home for several days due tc illness. We trust his recovery j will be speedy and complete. Mr. Sylvester Spann of Jamaieft, Long Island, N. Ytt?is- in - the city visiting his mother and sisters, Mrs. Lillian Spann and Misses Hattie Lillian, and Rachel Spann. Friepds here are glad to see him. ? . I COLUMBIANS VISIT LAURENS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Mr. and?Mrs. Casper Brown, Mrs. Lucy. Allison and Miss Bertha Lee Allison,all of Columbia, spenF Friday very pleasantly in Laurens, visiting relatives and friends Miss "Allison met Misi Junes and? Mr. Leake-of .I.anrang?>?. ' * ANNOUNCEMENT The First?Nazareth Bapti st church announces the Service of Installation of their new Floures cent Lights in their main auditorium Sunday, March 2, 1941. The lights will be turned?on at &:Q0 o'clock. Come and witness this, service. A special sermon wvll be preached by the pastor. Come one come all. Rev. W. H. Neal, Pastor 1: S. Russell, Clerk ?THE Y. P. S. T. CLUB ' by the president, song and prayer by the chaplain; song. The scripture was read by Delphine Myers; song. The minutes of the.last meeting weYUr^&d~I*^Ptveri and-adopted? nnll?d with eyypfi' member answering. The sick are improving. The next meeting wr}l Ux? at the home of Mrt>. Watts, Mr. D.Quten, Reporter THE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB The club m~et~Tuesday, Feb. 25 at a half after 8 o'clock at the home of Miss Margaret Goodwin 2125 Cherry street. The meeting was directed by the President, Mrs. Ethel Gibson. Deyotionals was carried out in its usual man Tier, after which the roll was called and minutes of the ^"previous meeting was read by the Secretary, Miss Goodwin. A short business session was held. The next meeting will he with Misses Rtbecca and? Maggie Rose, 2585 -Cherry street, A delicious salad course was served. V LAFAYETTE CLUB The members of the I^afayette "?jehlb "enjoyed themselves at the home of jjjUss Kimball last Tursr dav afternoon. The program com mit.tpp rendered a very nice nro gram. The roll was called each member responded. The minutes were read, received and adopted. Miss Robinson president is- very sick. We all wish for her a speedy recovery. The next meeting wil' be held at tir>e home of Miss Mark, Gervais' street. , RADIO NEWS Wfell, well! here we are at the home 6f Mr. William Norris al 513 Mauon Street in the beautiful radio room where we, the tube.' of the Radio have assembled t< discUss the happenings of the day In the middle is Mr. Harris 'of rermg a prayer for the grTSupHaf^ ter which the members sung a song and then the debate started Mr. Thomas Palmer htade a fine statement in the presence -of tho members. O.: next meeting will be at the home of Mr. Wesley Mangum, 1804 McDuffie Ave, at eight thir #"Va _ A, fat n ? XL. _ ??b Tjr OvlOCR. Tic triC IUIWH BIC RBI* in?_?H tpbes to be present. * ttflnoa Ji^ka^n. trting reDortei w * PP. V I WVV???pf " vJrv" vv* y. r" i jy~; ~ . SaesuX1, i V' - 1 State Beautician Meeting The executive board of th< irr; in .Coluoibiu, S. C., at. th< home of tTie President, Mrs. Ann: Evans, Feb., 3rd, 1941*. The pur pose of this, meeting was to ar range the date for the annua moating.? The date of the meet ing was changed from JuTy~ HPT to June 16-17. Arrangements w$be made b \ the committee for a state-witb bea/ity contest, to be held the firs night of?the convention?in Char Ifst.m, R r. T,n order?jor^this t< be a success! we are calling To ?T contestant from each ~city afii tovr. Prizes to be given to th person raising the highest a mount over -twenty-five dollars First prize, ten dollars; 2nd pr.iz five dollars; third prize three dod ?This contest will heeii March' 10th. Tickets are ready All persons wishing to enter th content get?in touch?with thPresident, Mrs. Annie Evans 250 Gervais street, Columbia, S. C Phone- 23233. , SOCIALITE CLUB NEWS The Socialite club met for th< first time and was?organized a the home of Mrs. Katherine E Benson, Allen-Benedict court. Th' election of officers took place elec ing as president, Mrs. Katii Artemus; Secretary, Mrs. Viviai Coleman; ^Treasurer, Mrs. Helei Milligan. Reporter, Mrs. Berthi Whaley. Other members of th< club not holding office are Mrs Catherine Kenson and Mrs. Cath erine Byrd. These two are beini used .ps program and social com mittee. The club meets with each mem day at 5 p.m. After the discuss ion of business andcoltectton~o: dues, the members then enjoye< themselves at various games. Th< last meeting was at the home o Mrs. Helen Milligan, Allen-Bene diet court. After business discusi ion the hostess delighted all pies orrt with a delicious course. Jh< club adjourned to meet .at th' home of Mrs. Bertha Whaley, A1 Icn-Benedict court. Be looking out for us. TEN SOCIALITES CU B ~"~The Ten Socialites-ehib met a the home of Mrs. Marie liewam 423 Henderson St. at 8 o'clock b' sinking an Irish Love Song; pray program committee had an inter esting progi am then- the presiden called the meeting to order. Th< minutes of the last meeting wer read, received and adoptetLJ^e 1 TTffTreirrl roll was called, then th meeting adjourned until Tuesda evening, Feb. 25 at the home o Misses Inell and Leila Brown. WAVERLEY SUNFLOWER CLUB - The Waverley Sunflower elul Han not had any.news in the Lead er for quite a long tihie hut w< want our<,friends to Know that w are still progressing nicely. At the beginning of the yeai we had?our regular election." hu wflfit at wi'mm'i's fi'tuinuM IHIM same office. They are as follows Mrs. Phyllis Russell, presiden with *Mrs. Louise Sullivan, vice president. Mrs. Elizabeth Grah -*mv My e rsr~ secretary?irraF?~Mri fault' 1 Bust, nrraiiL-iat"- sum-taiy Mrs. Phyllis Haile, treasurer an< Mrs. Estelle Langford is- the soc ial treasurer with Mrs. Anna Be'b DaVauIt as the chairman of CKj -ocial comifuttee. We had 'one supper this yea which was very succesful, and w< are planning on having anothei one,soon, but you will learn mor< from us in our next writt-up. Thi club also has three members t< . epresent them in the Elks' Char ity ball which is to be March 11 at the auditorium. The contest ants are Mrs.' Davis, Mrs. Sulli pan .and Mrs^Jlyers. . ? We are- stfH? meeting on Tires day nights^? THE HIGH HATTERS SAVINGS ANI) SOCIAL CLUB The club held its regular meet ing at the home of Mr. ..and Mr; j vv nanon, Aiien-Benedic court, Feb. 24. The house wa called to order by the Vice-Pres ident, Mr. Peter Shower, then ,th< chaplain carried out the openinj in usual manner. The presiden then took charge and minutes'"ff the last meeting were read, - re . umivmiI and adept oil, than the roi was called and response was briel Mrs. Lucile Samuel hecame i member of the club. We are vcr glad to have her with us. We completed plans for our si vcr tea to be given at the homt of Miss Maggie Mabry Sunday March 2, at tlO& House St. ^Next meeting on Monday nitc March 3 at the home of Mr. am 1 if c*o< a ri ? lvirs. xoung, <soiu nervals St. BLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB The Blue Star Social club hel its regular meeting on Monda night, February 21 at the home o Mr. Jule White. Devotions wer carried out in the usual w?y. Tft house was called to order by th President, Mr. Brooks. Pour Vfc itors were present: Miss Smith Mrs. Annie M. Raiford, Mrs. Jul White and Mr. June Edmond. Mrs. Raiford and Mr. Edmon became members by paying th Joining fee. We KTlJrrurnwl t meet at the home of-Mrs. J one next week, at 1205 Pine St. ^ i FRIENDLY FOURTEEN SOCIAL CLUB The club met at its usual hour ; and place Thursday night4 past. ; held its anniversary and we haa ' 3 a grand time. Many members oL . other clv.bs were out and enjoyed. themselves with ?tm;?There?wew 1 many quests also. The program was grand. Mr. Tom Williams of y -tbt- Palmetto Chauffeurs club gave us a great talk. Mr. T5am~~Wft? y liams, president of the Lucky t, Bird Social club made a great t speech.* Mr. W. Boyce from the _ L. B. S. C. made a special talk. A 0 song by Mrs.-Viola McDaniel was -tsmrattfuir?A "brief tithe- by~*thej prefwhmt-uf the-Whist'club", Mrs~ e Hattie Johnson. A very brief _ talk by the president of thc-B>?vrtv C Brothers quartet. ^So!b~ by Mrs. e Josephine Myers. The __ Brown Brothers rendered service to us in n a big way. The hostess served ~ lehciouS COUrsu uf fried?uhieken. c punch1 and cake. Everybody enjoy p. ed -themselves. 1 T ___ THE WAVERLEY SILVER STARS CLUB , On Tuesday evening, Feb. 18, T> . n _ k' i: " ~ *?= miss nnnic dulit* noney was nos ~ tess to the club at the home 01 " I Miss Earjha Deane Hart, 2335 Stark St. The meeting' was callp ed to order at the usual hotrr-with ^ the Chaplain Mrs. Inez Williams p conducting the devotional exern cises and Mrs. M. L. Johnson presiding over business and social dis j cussions. Tjjp. center?of the dis-1 B cussions were f>lans for the anni, versary. On March 2 a silver tea will be given at the home of Mrs. M. L 1 Johnson, 1207 Lyon St. to which _ the'public is invited. The program will begin at 5 o'clock B B.egi.naing next, _>yeek .the club will"become engager! in discussions f on various. intellectual...topics of in j terest." Guests invited to meet with us were Messrs James Jetov * Charles Cannon, Paul McDonald and Hazel Taylor. All of the ' Vnnng Men Progressive club. " - Eunice Warren, reporter " f ?? THE EAST END CLUfe . ' The East End Lovely Thirtyfive Savings club held Tts last meeting at the home of:"Mrs. Rebecca Cantey. The meeting was opened by the president. An interesting opening exercise followed. t The minutes were rea'd, rtceived if. and adopted then each ~merfibffl ~ y' recited a Bible verse. The house - was then opened for unfinished e and new^ business. Mrs. Rcsa Boy ken was" reported sickr -Dues- col- ! looted amounted to $17.25.?"Prec o ious Lord" was sung as the clos p ing song and the meeting adjourn 5 ed. Next meeting will be at the e home of Mrs. Hattic Black, 2361 y Gervais street THE REMBERTS HERE; The ch:ldren_ of Prof. Charles Rembert, former Dean of the b School of Religion at Allen uni_: 1 rsity were here this week. Their ,, . father served the college as dean |j/ 1907-1912. * [ The Remberts are the children of Mrs. Silsie L. Flipper. Tho3Q in the city were Vernis Mae Rhem nf Mr? H-Rn^" . per, Richard Allen Rembert, son ^ of Airs:' Flipper; Mrs. Katherine _i R mibert Davis, daughter of Mrs . i Flipper; Clinton Davis, son-iiv,, taw; Mr>c^-Ijue-ill?- -Day-ife, .-grand. dfiiorbter nf Rishnn F1 inner ij ? . ' I AKE CITY HIG HSCHOOL [ One of the most thrilling games' ~ r of the season was played here on " Friday, February 21, between the ^ I^ake City Panthers and the highly ~. tutored team <vf Howard high ehool of Georgetown, S. C. It was 1 3 hard to tell which tqam would win j but after all. Lake City girls came (Out on top with the scores 15-8. I The boys' scores we^ 17-17. We " | are looking forward to another exciting gameTuesday, February j 125, with SL Lawrence. The Allen University Club o' Florence county, Prof. L. D. Bradley, president, met at the Lake i v,ity nigh scnooi weanesnay, ren ruary t9? Quite a few Allenites t were present. After the business lT part of the meeting was over, the s visitors wer invited into the din-. - ing room where a delicious, repast e was served, , X During chapel period on Tuest,day, the county ranger, Mr. C.'F. fj Wiggins, and the Asst. ranger, -j Mr. J. W. Clark of the Forestry in_ cave an nral quiz on forestry. The a prizes given were won by the foist dewing students: 1st pnze. Leonard Green; 2nd prize, Bennie Montil pomerv;?and 3rd prize, Gertrude s Cockfield ', Mr. and Mrs. Albert GrahAm Were honored with a reception- at the home of the bride's mother d Mrs. Carrie Mention. Many beautiful useful gifts were given hy friends. Mrs. Graham, before mar !riage, was Miss Bessie Mention yn graduate of I?ake City high d school. After returning from a v short honevmoon trin in Tpnnos f see the couple is now makmp their e home m Lake City. p- . c FLORENCE NEWS ? Mrs. Annie Brown and grand ,o daughter, Betty Brown of CoUinbia, S. O., were the week en^ ( 'aruests of relatives, Mr. and Mrs < Robert B. Baker and family, o Mr: Lewis Wailaee, -sir. it** re's turned to New York City after vis iting relatives and friend* . / THE PALMETTO LB A Southernaires To Ap] Eriday Night. March ?Dr. R. W- Manrp announced thi: week that the famous iTrtistsTTfT "Son t.herna ires" will aiWar heii March 14 in the?auditorium al Allen. Columbians arid people from a! parts of the state will be happ\ to learn of this rare treat anc thera is every reason to expecl a capacity house when these notec singers appear. All seats will be reserved. People desiring tickets can get them b> applying to Dr. Mance or phoning Allen University. The "Southernaires" have pleas ed thousands of large audiencethe world over and have had ex tensive- -publicity. With nearly two thousand song; trrtheir- repertoire, their program? are full oUvarieyt Their repertoire covers three "centuries of Negro Mr. Tommie Jackson, Jr. hreturned to New York City aftei spending a while with relative .. l..i .1. crrm?1 i it'iiwi ? Mr. and Mrs. E. I'. Rroom < Ahoskia, N. C., art- jn the > \ visiting relatives. Mr. and Mr j. Richmond. Sad news spread through ' etiy on Monday of the dent":. Mr. Oscar Lonon.- Kunt-iai ? nvngements -had not been . ed at the time of th - writing. HEM MINT. W A V NE\\ S ?-- Ch?vis?A-.?M-:?fe?Church The Sunday scr.ool was called tp order at lfi:3fl. hv the Asst. Sunt Pr> f. James Alfred Gordon. The le?Son whs instructed oy the various teachers. Subject, ".Tc-sus Calls to Prayer."- Topic "Learning? to Pray," Luke 18:1-14 Golden text, "Lord teach us tc pray," I.nke 11. The lesson was discussed with interest. At' 11:30 Rev. Davis bronchi a wonderful message. His text wa.taken from St. J.ohn 15:1CL On last Friday Miss A Green and co-worker of Hope Well schoo' greeted Prof. James A. Gordon and his basketball teams. After , tht game a chicken supper was served We all enjoyed the game; and supper. ?- - ? *' ' Sunday school opened at the usual hour with the Supt. and teachers at their - posts of duty At * :30 o'clock the pastor de TnTTOi?&".soW - mmng Nvhich^rv^ryono*' enjoyed to jfhe highest. Mr. ^G. S. S.uiltJjhas returned home after going to Columbia, S C. to see bis stck "bTOthen Rev". J. H. Williams and Mr and Mi s. Arthur Werts, all of N'ewberrv, S C.. were the dinnei quests of Mrs. .Amanda Bobb of Helena", "S. C. EDGEF1EI.D NEWS On Feb. 21 Edgefield academy teams played Edgefield County Trairrmtr school. Edgefield-aeademy girls were victorious by < seore.^of 11-6. The boys lost. th< scores being 23-7 in favor of Ed-.r( field County Training school. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Putter son left S nday for their home u Birmingham.. Ala., after spending a week with Mrs. Patterson's m< ther^ Mrs. Estelle Green. Mrs. W. M. Murray spent tin week-end at her home i n Dui West. Miss cola E, Rutherford, a tea ( her at Edgefield County Traininj school. Johnston, spent the week nd li''*i ?>i<h hpu sibtaei Mim?i G A. Ofiphnnt. pisses E. V. Massey and H C. Counts spent- the week-em wmi ineir parents. BETHEL A. M. E. CHl'RCH Rev. J. P. f'limmings, Pastor Denmark, S. C., February 2JV We had a glorious day Sunda; in spite' of the cold, many wcr out and at 12 o'clock our pastoi Rev. J. P. Cummings took sub ject Call on God. At the close o the morning service Mr. and Mr; tt. U. Guess invited the pasto to dinner and he stated it \va very mut'll crfjuyed. At 7:30 we returned and at o'clock the pastor apain brougt us a message from Isaiah 4f>;2; u^inp for his subject Salvatioi All hearts were made to feel ha] py while he preached the word < God. We feel that old Rethel improving much under thia, oi w ?T-- ? Sister Naomi Golemon is-- Hon from the hospital but is not able 1 DEB :<ear At Allen Tniv. 14ttr.lMl, :?,;rz:j ? Jmi r OBl^lk lt'-;'L,,|,, . 1,/ .. ..SL...C. I ^B? HkKkfA iOIV JH !! ^^MM/ '''J^H H . ?; s nmsic. including African chant4-, ^ ~ spirituals, slave songF. popular 7. C_ Negro stings of'contemporary time t Thev_axe uilsu able interpreters of T other kinds of vocal music, pre? 1 scnting classics and ballads as of- ' ' fectjvely as they do songs of their 1 twn race. _ : t First winning widespread pop1 i larity through their broadcast = ) over the networks of tho Natiomtt?J i Broadcasting Company, the "Soul' ?j ' evnaires finally responded t<> ur- *j ; gent demands that they make personal appearances on th< cor.- *j cert stage. Here their success ha > 3 . matched that which they won cm 'j the radio. ' 5 Their personnel im-knics W illhi ' |{ i Edmonson, basso; Homer Smith 1?hrnor; Jay Stone Toney, baritone - Eo-wcLL Peters, tenor; and Speneei *J i Odom. accompanist ami ai'rifiT^TT ^ be up. Sister Ella Colenvir?is -.1 very sick at this- writing also Mrs ?| G. Ann Sanders and Mr. Jake Lee. We may for them a speydy recovery." ~,i When in Denmark ^ come to ?$ Bethel. [i Mrs. S. M. Cunningham. repurUM' J HOPKINS NEWS ?..... ' _ ? -5 Miss Reva Mae and Ernest, .j i,lomc ? )7.. TS..I 10 J I in Hopkins visitifPg Miss Vinla Ij Davis and brothers John ami Ho;- ; bert Davis. Herbert and John, Da - >ig have returned after making ,a t| brief trip to Wilihiri'y to~n7 > *. C ? 1- Miss Helen McKnight of Brook ^vn" returned to Sumter tor spending a few days with .\Iiss 5 ~ Vlblii DiUh- ami family. after W - j iting in Sumter she will later return to Broklytx. [ DOUBLE BRANCH ^ 5 A. M. E. CHURCH Ij 1 Rev. B. C. Cunningham, J'astor. { - _ __ ?? The Sum school opened at the *j usual hour with the Supt. and tea *i I ehers at their post of duty. The ?j' i lesson was beautifully discussed and reviewed. The ACE Lea sue } was largely attended by the mem *t bers and visiting friends. An en ?j joyable program was rendered by \i the- program ^omTnittec. We -srrm^ i n c-reasing. .j. At 7:.'}() Rev. Henry M Tokens do-*t| liverod a wonderful message. His X ' text was taken from St. Lukg 'j' _ JLlLL This sorniLUi.-.yreatej. _dv.it b.:. % in us a tremendous-desire to nre?s *' 1 , -- _ ftHBBMBtHHOKMM ' MEKT VOI R FRIENDS' AT ;[ HOP'S IJCXCHKON V We serve Meals, Sandwiches, .j. Hcer, Wine, Cold Drinks, Cigars, y Cigarettes and Candies !j! _=TTTfor S^LE j* A mule and. wamn, with harm \ k at 21 IT? Lady street for informa-j j ? Telephone 9231 1 ; DANTZLEK BROS. L _ shttf: hepatk shop t 2379 TTervaTs ST7 "Columbia,"' S. C Prices Reasonable , ___ . 11 Invisible Half Soling a Specialt> - - Work ( ailed For and Delivered > ' ** - JACK KAY - OA KID FKANCIH ^ ,1 "LITTEE MEN" i MONDAY?TUESDAY M y Remember?Monday Night is f "Bargain Night"?Admission 10c .i 5 LATE SHOW ' SATURDAY NIGHT TO:45 Also Starting Monday a '"'CAROLE I-OMRAKIV RORERT MONTGOMERY vl lr- IN 1 "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" RV|rHBITp|k w f/17 // /1if f L >J QeHBBBBu to ? * forward. Willing W^orkors club met j *X .the hvwe sf Rt???L ;Lu7_GIagfl j \lpriday nighti Fib. 21 with Pris dent. Mr. K. Dorvin present. Wirttk\* t I I l.iUl-?a .tit lu t'n??i Liii-iinr ^>;' Mi-i Ada Reeves, Till ' lext ?ureV:n.< will he held at the I e M . < > J. Siitth. ? i i . I'MUMMil Rh. s. <. j 'irur High Sch?a?J ' ! >'! i a- . I a>>' Rettei i|-i( L Fin'-. Carver high ich.QoL. end' t-i I its jiutial program in tr.i iicxer. .e <<t ., lai go. appreciative i t. dicnai- l;.--1 . Thursday evening, Vbrnary 21 at the Majority Rap. ?cr.tu > t.?-n?I .tiw.?>t y?iSl., Rev = V. d'tttr-r.netfvf. ? ?-?j Spon'sr ] >: M; >. Kdifa D. Drake ? rrrf- X; i w?f- /niLvr r n .. .i..*r: w v I .,11 nruaii;. 0|?iT.?ntr so: k.. " Negro National r v tftln-'iichant. Tho'i.ord's Pray r; sonjf. N'-yro spiritual; remarks 1 1 L i.i ii .VTHiam Alexander, "Address in ( : Ha!:." Philadelphia; Mil-" 11' '.iy I!etlira. "( rcntlonsolo ji+itu, Hruce. spiritual; Ix-wi- Da e ' hrT??r*oJl?r Vision- of tin o- ni ever A lj> a!'>niITnzel J<mes ' I iai efrr 0 1{"V Sl'iu. VoU." *.'h' a re?fP?W i ' ? i ? i . Jr.;?,ln?i" ? ihine Whiimi: v. "Curfew Pall;" DAf mk IDA I AMES ?TOWNSHIP P Thursday Night FROM y MM ^ Admisy'on-?Tax Included: White Spec Tlrkft? Si-IA- irt Thomas I>ru<; WALKERS FUN ERA L HOME CLINTON, S. C. Telephones: Day 9280 Night 319 OT'R MOTTO":'" * . "Kinder j" "thi'is; in t hair? i hour of irrief. as we should \ wish olhers to render us under similar conditions. | KKV. H. W. WALKER, ) Owner ! A. B. BR OR XNGKBt V I () V E N INfi,i. 1 N. R0T7,EV.fR]l. A M'>dorn Fixtures For Modern | i spectai; parfirls wn | * Rates re X i Yout pat ronage . w ill I'? -T-.r-.r PAGE SEVEN NOTICE The Columbia Negro ..Business League will hold Us nwti .mt^tngr March t.lV41 at S p.nir at tn?T~~ Hampton Printing company. It'~ ,>er. avail himself with. the oppor unity to In* piesoul. Matters of ? ?ital importance will be brought 11 vspee t f u 11 y yj >u r.s. li, A. Mil le r, Sic re t a ry Troop 60 ~'1 Waverly School ello lovervbodv. This; is Troon >< reporting the rtTTtrr : etw ,J the weefc. \\i I,a/1 ..111' lllRb U.-dhbfeday I'cbrjaiy 1!' arid what grand itne Wg hucb ()), PoV? t ; i: :. i.llc (if is snored a plenty that night aftei living climlx-ri?hUh- and crossed litches and a, bit of evreything hat's good. *'i!! !(,; : c.-. ii .1^,iv lie. juiiiiaiui s; soio. la man Btuck-. '.I' Miilu',"" .Tnl'r, G'ir;de.?'"Celtim i-:" Ovic Booker. "Gettysburg Address;" piano solo, Mildred Fer uson;" Dolle Wilkins. "Intima^TnTth. "Liberty or Death:" Dor.?" - it- u k "Tomim'i Prayer;-?he ' .iik'.?.Mr. r. . <; .?Wnuiii'Miii prWi ' ipai: Florence McDuffie. Dianist icfi:. X . ?? ?$ ?1 ~ j. ? A "- -I ? ~ ~ ' ?? Music bv x ERSKINE | HAWKINS | } ? Twentieth C'enturv Gabriel Y 4. i AND HIS ? ^QRCHESfRA-l? FE ATI* RING *" 4 , . ? IDA JAMES | Stngmg- Sensation a . 1 1 i 1 X .1. ! ; | AUDITORIUM | , March 6,1941 f I 1 4* ^ I Til. ? X X i A Advance 75c At Door $1 X tators 50c v Y ? | Store and t.reenleaf C afe *:* \ V| Bl *. ^^^^mSKSajjj^k ddflRSi m * ' -3 MISS FREZELIA WALKER Lady Attendant ? EELAND | :j A HOT EL i J ohan(;F:KI K(;, S. C. i People with a Cafe Connected & 1 tt Mrsir tf Drsnmr - | =4 AStrsr athvk ;; J be highly appreciated. ' [