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r * i'ag* Six I AMERICAS Ol/TSTANOINSAC MY NEW 1942 ASTROLOGY READINGS ARE READY A. B. M.?During the summer I met a man that lo'oks very much older .than I am, and all of a sudden he seems to be falling in deep because he looks so much oldei _ than me. What most I do? Ans: Fin,) you a beau around your own age and let the old mar go. He is sericAis and if you aren't careful he will sweep -you righ off your feet rnd you will bo mar ried before you realize it. Yor know that he is too old for you , . . therefore do not encourage him along. J. M. K.?I have been with this man everv sine?- 1938 and he tel'f L aim don t over no anything he sav? he will" do. He drinky rirtr-stays out until 2 or 3 o'clock. Ppc ho love me and should wo rnrrry'' A us: What on earth do you ft ant with a man who causes you so .jpueh worry and grief. You should thank vour lucky star that you aren't married rnd can change the situation. If he loved you. ho shouldn't want to stay out and frolic. Stavt looking for a husband n t irst t friend. M E. Ik?-I have been helping a yfomg married businessman to i?M - started in his nrpfAssion. Some o1" '"v ^hieerto ma continuing_ to heln him because of "some un fayor-ihle thincs being hroneht to n? ' "n'mninsr him. Must I jus1 toll the 'oason whv and quit work inc for him a^ it might affect my j Clip and Mail Th * 1 Notice to Reader-s: Let Profi_ssor ' FREE in this column . . . just' indudi * letter. For a Private Reply" . . . ? * TROLOGY READINC & LUCKY DAi * a confidential letter of free advice ar Sign your full name birthdate. and c t all mail to: Prof. Abbe' Wallace, J 1310 Assembly St.. Columbia. S. J (Cive Birthdate and Explain Questior ' " My-Namrrrvt,rrr.T#.ttvs, * ... i 5 City * I im j Leader subscriber BERKELEY COUNTY TBAC11ERS' ASSOCIATION H?ETS On Fruity, November 7, 1141 at three o'clock the Berkeley co.nty teachers asembled in the auditorium of Berkeley training high school or fits first call meeting of the year, A very inspirational devotional service was held with the association us'ng as the evening's theme, "God Bless America." Acting as chairman of the meeting was Prtrf. Georeo Holman, who on last year, was the president of the association. He expressed his appreciation for the whole-herrted cooperation of the county teachers, and was willing tcr serve in any capacity now for the advancemmcnt of the group. Officers elected for the fiscal year 1941-12 were: president. Rev. G?*ant. vice president, Prof. George TTnl?v.owM;-u J. I,. Johnson; corresponding secretary. Mrs. Boone; treasurer, Mrs. E M. Session; roporrter, Miss J. R. Jennings. With the ihstallati n of these officers their sacred duties were firmly established. and each .on? pledged himself to if to his part. Tho Berkeley County Teachers' .Association is to be host to the "First Congressional District Meeting" - which .convenes cm De_cemher 13, 1941. ??Bif.ns wore -devised?for the onGeortre Holmnn was selected as chairman of the entertaining committee. Assisting him are; Madames Baker, Grant. Evans, Ses-?sionDpvi^,?W-ilds. John. son and Cole. Also Messrs. Brown, Davis. Shannon. Prof. Ready and Dr. Evans. The county is looking forward to the coining of these guests with groat anxiety. The group dismissed with an agreement to hold its . Verdelle R. Jennings^ reporter f orovri, MoG ARRAT'C.n ADDRESSES MASS MEETING Uv.-1 T>:i n *# /-!. S Vyuionei nuey n. ivicijarraugn, !1111 HTTTTTOt^ Coast Artillery (AA) which arrived irt the city from Fort Bragg, North Carolina, November 7th, addressed a large mass meeting at the Zion Baptist church Sundry afternoon at which time he stated that the morale of the regiment (77th C. A. "AA") was high and that during two weeks spent at Charleston, S. C. in October there I had not been a single arrest of tho men composing the 76th and the 77th Coast Artillery Regimenta (ft .7,600 wen rtnrnr rm ipseinl prob- j lemg to defend the city during ma. neuvers. He praised the men who he said came from all sections of tup Btftp and from the country 'vt larsje. The men, he said, were well traineTT an? are now proing ahout their work in a manner wcrrthy of consideration. Colonel McGarrau(fh was introchaplrln of the 77th Coast Artillery who is in the city making ar ran moments to take care of the men's spiritual need,, and recreation (Turing: their stuy here. The two officers were well received at the church. t . imputation? Aii;i: Gossip t'Hii be made %. n ious thiivg yvRTTRvr there is ie .- n or it or not . . . t hero fort' yon annot put your job before you< reputation in a case of this 1 in,! discuss the matter with your bos? f voir Hko-ainl if vmi ran ?'i 1 sa_ " ' "tacati Mi holt!?the jTilrf- . ?it not, you tniyht look for ; riotiu r. t . M. lh 1 am a divorcee and >.plv in love with a man \vk loesn't live very far 1 rem ?me??H*isited me ones and thinys d: :n i m so well: He came, back ?.:tei hat and because of the ws y 1 rented him, he hasn't been I ack nee. 1 have called him lots but he doesn't ask me_for ^ date. Tel ne if I should ask htm ? Arts: No. 1 don't tTuiTk vot should. If he was sufficiently in ferested in yaur,?Lu?wimhln't 1. s* "to~To ask you for date. 1" emus lv,- tc.e thill?h."th tinier- h'{sited you. you didn't taut bin at all ripht and he doesn't care t' oose any more tmio with you. I! vou happen to see him while 1. i. ut, you miuht en ourau> him t iccompany you home. In t- e in; an 4ime. make oinci iiitnu>. (J v.?Why d-Hs the yirl ) V loor rcftho way >ho does t. wan iiv husband? Is she int vested i' lim? What must I <!.? ? An?; Re friendly with, tht u'ir irid try it; feel -her out?. . ?sil_ ui't hnv? the nerve t<>- have ai ffnir with hiln if .V'e feoU yo vo her fr'n iids. i v.evnl! v tho>< round her mvn aye. Jh.n'; d. uhour husband : ny ] nyw. 11 Coupon Tflrfiyf Abbe" Wallace, analyxa row problem .' e a clipping of hit column with your t >nd a quarter <25cl tor his new AS- t f CHART and receive by return mail * lalyxing three >3) questions privately. i orrect address to all letters. Addrest ' cart of THE PALMETTO LEADER. , C * ? t it Fully oo Separate Sheet at Pa^or) J . * > mi >> ilMTTanriTn rt >ri 0 i t . State * ' liaa Newtstaad keyet J ST. I'Al I. (MUCl'lT ..Rev. I). \V. Washinut on, l'a.toi Wc are very thankful to have u<ui LMUH u t jiu iaiiii:y uulk for aftothcr year. The work of this circuit is moving forward. The first Saturday after confere"nee, St*; Mary J. Maxwell, tht president of No. 1 Stewardess Bourd of Bethel A. M. K. church gave the pastor i nd his family a great surprise with various kinds of groceries and also some money, The pastor and hi5 wife extended many thank? to her, to the board and all who r.ssisted her. On Sunday, October 20th. starting in a new conference year, the pastor was at St. Paul. ; Sunday School was opened M the u<ui l hour bv Bro. Thomas Waring._Su.pt. The. lesson was Well discussed. The review was by the pastor. Attendance was good. I The-pastor preached a soul stirj ring sermon from 1st Cor. 12:2.' j He iissd for his sub.Iee*, "Our cares, for each other." The sern on was enjoyed by all. Amount -ol: lectori. $2-1.35, Amount rais.-d over the first Sunday of tla- la t v m terence ye; r. >> . >a. ( Sunday. November 2nd. the pa>Ju>r was at. Relhel etuuvn. .Vumiay; School was opened at 'he usual jhour hy Pro. A. J. Snype, Snpt. | The les^-i'. discussion "uu v ry I interesting. Our school is still I prow in tr. I.ts: ye; r t h i ? time- H?-thel School had *-oiv?t hree ..-m da t 1. this year we have twenty thr< -. The review of the* lesson- l>y the pastor was very good. I The pastor took hi, text fro n , "The yoke of service.'" The past< r preached- a woinlerfnl sermon. We could Truly sTy like tr e men of old, "l>id not our hearts burn within us while he talked with us by th<f way." Amount raised. $13.20. Amount raised over the first?Se nday?i-u I)ieenihei- la--t year, AdbTb.? ?? Reporting committee. Robert Alston. Shephaid Brown. Joseph Tindle AYNOR. S. C. 1 10' I 'II 'Ijii nil > tniL it" liin.i IV 1 ling Workers club was hold kiidav, October 31. The meeting was opened hy singing "In The flrrdeti. ' Prayer by group; sinking "Am'erica," by roup. A short Hallowe'en program was presented by the program committee, after -. ,,t WIII M <1 JSWIM-l V'Mtl-" which was enjoyed by all. A nuiz^ zie if'<- me followed, amnn? those winning prizes wore Misses Sarah Jane McQueen. Eater Lee (learld. Marparet DiViore. Deliah Mr| Queen hiphest sen re, Mtst- Sarah Jane McQueen. i The Hallowe'en ? plav, "Wood(land's Friry," Wa? presented that eveninp. To everyone present, it 1 wag a treat. The prizes for funniest costumes went To1 MlSSCS . Mary Williams who plnvcd th< I part of the witch, first prize; sorj ond prize, Mildred Oodboldt, bip TPTMT~ "? Mrs. P. A. T.arrbe spent the wr>ol< <-rvl at Mvrtlf Roach, M. 7. Bonds spent the week it r,pr>v^rotown. ft. C. rnrl MyrtT"F "BoaoTC Mrs. P'dith L. Anderson, a farmer teacher at Allen school. now TH Claflin College Appeal Wt* are appi iscd t>i:\t the sick president v?f C'allin college. Dr. B. Hand' !]'h is much improved. " Ill \> (I S'O 111' O.'t of t}lf hospi al. The faculty. ni works's. st i ; it h d> . and . C. Ann.nl Mcth list eontVrence ate soarly in. c.cst.d in Jiis welfare, ami are to.".*tan.ly praying for ltis agile ' .Co oty. Ho wits keenly missed from the recent Trustee meetiue. For ov.r fifteen years he has 1hc:i a t o-Hilar attendent. Dean Kiiu'h Horace Pitched, und F'lcsidint Kmerit: s Henry Penr_ -oil of tin institution were pres.. 7TTT ami "frankly rehearsed ClafJ'n's financial Straits, ?p d positive metis. The Trustees, were aware however, of the embarrassment period, and forthwith mailt preparations, and nrangenu" ts to take care of the itnme. liate emergencies on this wise. 'I! at we thro, ami with the on1 i s< mont of our Bishop, Rev. L. II. King, ask the entire annual 011 fe o co to speedily campaign, and collect by the setting of our 'o fo't-nce at Florence, Novem ! t I'laflin drive was fixed for *a i-peiiinoT tlie Xew Year. l>r. M. F. Davn.'e, Secretary of he !) pnrtme*t of Educational < institutions' for Negroes gave an k minuting and encouraging io"> 1 of the eenoi.nl Educational Field, a xl oll'ered much timely a." ise, and impressive courses to uorsuo to reach, and solve somy. n.'t all of t'laflin's educational, \nd material problems. - -?Hislv.f. 1 r?H- King. Honor. W-. \. SchhTiey. Dr. MobTcy, Prof. T. '1. Pin-Knev. Rev. R. F. Frcemn ", Mrs. M. H. C ooper, A. It. Howard, M r. T. K. Bvthewood, Honor. S. '. McDonald. Rev. D. S. Curry, Prof. J. P. Burgess, Revs. J. W. "uy!<?r. I . (liegg, D. E. Thom ?. F. t. Wrivl.t and Mr. John Williams spoke in strong terms in \-ha!f of Claflin's college work, "er asse*:tial place in the state f< > our idU|i. am! the success and H'l iovemer ts she has wrought throng not: t Methodism during the vears. _ It is reed : 'at i-vi-rv pi. neht i and evi-rv mere.her in Methodism n the state and conference, make a suhsta rial contribution for Claf 'in between now and tho conference. If we ?nit r~" 11.Cl;? ___ ^ * v*a k-i?i ia uwmii? >d. Hearty cheers;tender remembrances. and soulful prayers were xnresxi i.'.- rrvl conveyed to Pres. 'denl; Randolph for his continued . happiness, strength and health. JOHN C. G1BRES. tay'ng, iii (i.-u getc/wn, S. C., spent i Sunday visiting the patrons, i Mrs. Deanna Godboldt had a* her dinner guest, Mrs. C>. II.- Ilil[ Ier and Mr-. Edith L. Anderson | The evening wn^ Very much enjoyed. Misses Halestino McQueen ant Mary Grace McQueen spent Frilav and Saturday .visiting^ thi t Fnn-O-I.in Beauty school, George ; town, S. C. All patrons are urged to Ik . pre-en', at P. T. A. meeting Wedn? sd: y. November 5, at' Aller school. JV.-r't r.fa. 1 iiav nt St. Klizabeth Baptist church. ff 9m JvraSBSl Iv I 2 _I2S i r H :S 2 iKw" v. ' \ i i ,-.V l! ' -j'r'. " ' 'f~1 lv/?T 5v' ' ? I 'y/' n i <i . i '' :v ? ?i Patterns of the above desitfi 10 cents in coin for each pat cpiire? 1 \ yards of 54 inch f _. inch for jumper. K-2876?sizes 4 to 12?size 54 inch for jumper. E,PAIiftBTT<^RAPRR NORTHSIDE SCHOOL On Wednesdr.y, November 6, the regular monthly Teachers' Council of the Northside school met with the principal, - Mrs. reek, presiding. A'ti r t)t" ?! \ ?-?t lonal period was over. Mrs. Seipio Jones, teacher erf seci-nd gi;7do. brought to us a very inspiring paper on "Modern v "thuds of Teaching the Social Sciences in our Present Day School." Mrs. Jones brought t</ us "inany interesting fret* which were quite informative and instructive. Highlights in her paper were as follows: (1) Modern methods in geography involve much oral instruct ion, the socialized recitation, ?emphasis upon wtfchtl geography, (cause"" mil effect), geographic" principles, and the assignment of type studies and problems. (2) The teacher must know not only geography, "but also many related subiects. She must be acquainted with a wide range of geoerrphieal literature and teaching devices. tShe must be skillful in applying her knowledge, and must be master of the art of teach ing it.? : ? (3) In the socialized recitation, the pupils are active participants exchanging and enrichening their ideas, and selecting problems for 4\. i ui uitrr BLUuy. (4) The teacher's skill* is shown by the way her pupils, use the text book. (5) Topical outlines are heloful in making assignments and topical romitations. They may he prepared hv the teacher, by the pupil, or jointly by teacher and pupils. (6) A pood peopranhv teacher is a pood drill master; This implies that she knows -how to se b?et the thinps that require memorizinp, and is skillful in conducting the needed drill lessons. Thn navi^riment should turn t-> mt t.vo r>*>tnral interest in the wor'd and its people, and should eeru-rallv taks' the form of challenginp problems. ( ) The pupil can most economically learn bv the intensive kt'x'v ferw-?. The t?'Xt book should be c-dviowonpH w;tb a variety of iifsm-o nriate literature. . ein\ s?.lr, t-f., f>nr> nf thp chief activities of the eengraohv class nil A foopraphv museum con1 much t.i the formation rff correct concepts. H2T Gooo-rarhv needs nnlv to be made realistic to make it intorost?m?: ett'Tent events, travelers' accounts. n'oturcs. museums are means to this en?b ~ Members of the fncnltv avs as" follows: Mr?. Paulino Hammerer. 1st grade: Mrs. Mapv'o Mo>'ns, | 1st era do: Mrs. S'dni,- '-Tones, 2nd prrade- Miss Delia Vance. 2nd prrade: Mrs. Gcono-io W?v?t~i. ><*?*. 5th grade; Miss Alberta Foster, ' V, (n-nrl(>- Fvn Kate Jenos. --riT, ?-To - M1?S F'hff'V-S L*t"AVttliams, >th prade, report e?\ , MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1 Fork, Columbia, ~S. C. Rev. L. H. Golden, Pastor : Our revival, which bepan the 1 fourth Sunday in September, was a groat success. Rev. L. L. Ellis, pastor of Macedonia Baptist church, Irmo, brorupht the message every evening, Monday throuph Friday night amid groat shouting. The church was filled every eve> ning beyond capacity. Many souls Ivere revived us in the days of Pentecost. We were blessed to have with lua on the fourth Sunday the pas. | ' 'o' a lam^ . jl ;j_^:; | i !; . r[ 1 n may be obtain ed by sending tern in this new spajier. K-34 abric?1 4 yards of 35 inch fo 8 requires 14 yards of 89 inc 1 ' I Final Appeal for h Morris College Thanksgiving Drive 7 Special notice _ to nil Sunday_ S/hools, B. Y. P. U.'s, Sunday School Conventions. -officer*, board? ill o 11) b o r *, P if trie t Convention , loaders. Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. workers in general to rally rv>v.>>- b fore to the call of Mor- 1 ris College. This last minute call is those schools, Unions, Conventions and other leading nux_ 1 iliaries who wait the last minute to decide on what to do about the- J Morris College Thanksgiving rrlly. We are confronted these days with a number of program,, for civic and national defense as "well as for the church, Sunday, School and Union. But the Thanksgiving rrlly is just once a year, so we should lay aside all other drives an(| come to the support of Morris College in this hour of need,. We all know without exception, that the ccst of running Morris College is advancing every day. We also know that the college is depending "on the churches. Sunday Schools, * Unions, Conventions, Associations, Societies r.nd other church auxiliThercfcrre, w<T~as Baptists of the ' strte must not<^ag in this crucial moment. In our financial drive for the upkeep of this great institution. Quite a number of our churches, Sunday Schools. Unions. Conventions and other auxiliaries may r*/^f Kn in nnoihiA*n oon/1 ltlrirn donations to the Thanksgiving rallv on November 20. but $5.00 to $10.00 from a hundred Sunday School Unions; $25.00 from a hundred Sunday School Convent io*ns and flfty cents from fifty thousand Baptists would mrke the Thanksfrivincr rally a hnere success. iW-e are a pea line to every baptist of the state and all friend0 of the colleee to. send or brine something to the college on Thanks -jrivmtr-d?v. Great numbersfrrmers, truck-drivers and housewives may not have at this time the "ready cash for this drive. b"t the colleee has to buy great bulks of what is made on farms, in truck garden* 'and can gondc thrt have been nut un bv private families A number of those articles are jus' as valuable to the colloere as r silver dollar or a -five dollar bilW? Torn in with the president r/f the Woman', State Convention and her co-workers in their drive to pUce in Morris College's storehouse ?enotHf hr- -foodstuff?to supply Lh 1 special need of the school. A-mun? bcr of pastors have said that fev were planninpr for the Morris College rally on the 27th of Novem ber and not November 20th. Now my dorr co-workers. rdeaco don' let Morris College Thanksgivin" rally on the 20th of Novembc eaeso you to set on the.. stool or do nothing. .Th? college will net"' every dollar you can donate or November 27th. or any other date for that matter. What the roller needs is your whole hearted sun port. I am rnpealin"- 'o evrrv lov al Rantist in the state_o_iiull together and mak? the Thrnks?'ivin<?rally a super red-letter day in the history of the school. Yo"". for 'he c'lose. Charles F. dandy, President tor of St. James Holiness eh rob Rev. H. C. Chile an 1 ^mombovs. the divines. Rev. J. L. Livingston.. pasto*r of Third Samuel Baptist "hurch, Rev. J. S. Jones, assistant at Mt. Olive church and the pastor included, brought forth wonderful ... 4jlc^/VV\. &? ISSSJuu . urr j ; JMUjUK- .. hy * '*' j^:.';^M>Z$&-- p.';' .:;_z:;;f": * . ^iLoueSMiA-a ULHi ^v. CjQrOLhAj^ .? ?,linwww,v?^^a i wm? w? i i iiii>i i'iw^i 11 mi wn n '~i i i^>ijimta\ t" totiw- ^-'lj*' *i yuur name and address and 11?sizes 8 to 14?size 8 re., r coat fining. 1*4 yartfs of 54 h fabric for bloua??l1* yards ALLEN ALUMNI TO PLACE SLAB IN NEW LIBRARY The Alumni, in a meeting here lust Saturday, planned to place a scroll or sir b in the new lbirary building now underway. From the ptims~ rhF soriirtrrrT - experts tc realize ? 1 000 to help secure necessary funds to complete the building. Each person subscribing S$6 will have his name on thf slab. ^ Financial reports were received from clubs in Spartrnburg, Sumter and Florence. The next meeting of the General Alumni will be held in ..Co. lumbia, December G. messages. In return, our pastor, Rev. Gold en. and his faithful members wen4 to Macedonia Baptist church, Irmo, on the 13th and 16th, to worship with them. As usual, h< brought n great gospel meBsagr which will be long remembered. Our pastor and members render ed services at Third Samuel Ban list church ior . Rev. Livingstor recently. Also for Rev. Chiles o' St. James Holiness church, anRev. Glover of New Hope Baptist church. 1-? Services wore also rendered b' Rev. Golden and mcmbrrs for Rev Miss Daisy Rhett at Chapin th' first Sunday in November. We are looking1 forward to i great homecoming anniversary an< rally the fourth Sunday in No vember, also, to the Brooklanc Progressive church and Sunday School Union which is to be heir the fifth Sunday in November. 1-till OA 10 All -CONDITIONS OlUN COU'Oirn Unr ?vav from Cnlnmbif, Richmond 5 V. h Wasn'ngton 7.35 Philadelphia ? DRIP New York U.K Boston (via Hell Gate Bridge 17.3 Pittsburgh ... 13.t' " Buffalo I fi. I St. Petersburg * lamua Miami in W Palm Beach _ {?.? Jacksonville V H J. 1? (aiter, DP A Columbia. S. C. Knnm No I \nn;le Bide Telephone ?99H7 ENUP FLOUR j It's go 1 w???i IMNCKNEY'S I \ N >..?'! AKER AND 1 F SOUTH CARO 1006 WASHINGTON i f XX UMJL PROFESSIONAL CARDS - k , .?-? l DR. H. H. COOPER r DENTIST . Special Attention Given to Dtaeaoet) of the Gams ~" Gold Crown and Bridge Work > A Specialty Office Phone 6429 Res. 8264 I 1125 Washington St. Col'a., S. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins - v DENTIST ) JJ X-RAY SERVICE BLOCK ANESTHESIA 1107^2 Washington St, Columbia ^ DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Office Hours: Telephones: 10:00 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 4692 r 4:00 P.M. to 6 P.M. Office 8796 Office Residence 2030 Taylor St. 1317 Pine St. . v w REV. J. H. JOHNSON NOTARY PUBLIC Office 2029 Marion Street Dealer in Real Estate, performs Marriage Ceremonies, writer Wi'ls i Deeds, Mortgages, Claims, etc. Call to cee Htm i Counts Drug Store PRESCRIPTION o OAiPOLNOED AS WRITTEN 4 w BY YOUH DOCTOR ? J A Full Line ot Toilet Articiea _ H05 WASHINGTON ^TKivET PHONE 2-196? David G Ellison ~ General insurance Honest and efficient attentioi given to all business placed with me PHONE 5717 ? eunlHins ii ingredients In a Fig Syrup Bitt,< See now tasr one dose of Mentho-Mulslon works to, soothe Irritated membranes of throat, expel tickling phlegm, and hrlnt you quiet. Show your doctor the Ingredients plainly listed on Mentho-Mulsion label. H# if11, M" you v[)irn"jj>*4lk*u'''0n'* m'r* /A McDANIEL'S DRUG* STORE y MADAM-PETERS HAIR GROWER For Diseased Scalp ? Gives Life and Beauty. BEST GROWER? . Apply once a week?Price 35c. ' 1906 Blanding St. Columbia, S. C. ! Counts Drug Store, Washington St.; Thomas Drug Store. Taylor and Harden Street ? yiTMiimitw ?i J ONE WAT k B Wl cant* par mil# k HOOND *BI? ,1 10% leu than doubU 1 r th? ono way faros Mir Conditioned ComehoM ON THROUGH TRAINS ^ J. T. COBB ? ~ Cr~t Division Passenger Agent ^ " Colombia, 8. C. -- -f. Telephone 9231 \ DANTZLER BROS. 8H0E REPAIR 8H0P 2379 Gervais St. Colombia. 8. C " ?Pdin Beassnabk ?? I Invisible Half Soling a Specialty (A , Work Called For and Delivered FUNERAL HOME licensed embalmer UNA AND GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral ~I * Equipment I AS GOOD AS THE BEST And Better Than the Rent A And Prices Lea* w Office Phone 2-3357 Residence Phone 77CS COURTK8T AND SERVICE ^ *T. COLUMBIA, 8 C.