The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 20, 1943, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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^ Stamina . . strength . . ni when vou eat^ deiiciom hi cakes baked with this Imp I c why famous table-tested preferred flour umony; th who know their v,r. Tn ? ALLEYS i COLUMBIA. S. C. jfEWS OF THE ROW h'SV n l >. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL v.Rowesville, S. C.? Tlv Row villc Junior high sehci1 i* r.o.ii'Uy progressing >n success. The PTA v..:1' . I'J.v 2. 194:3. The a:t-:v.sr.rce wr.* Very gOOti. The adult ?L_?? trition for Victory" is. very progressive'y. ;-HV!;yyy' Harrison our Home F. ov..):v.v tUArhpV- A elri < ; of m : is being plar.ni"! at the St. Join school. Mr. ilarr.sr r. <-ttV A.riculture teacher arc! principal ' a? J_ a very?enthusiastic^ poultry l-i?? . organized which meets weekly. T: is our aim to nut into rht. community of Rowu?vii]o live .thou*. and baby chicks by April. Wo arc happy to say that we hrr c i .is . ! the first orje thousand mark < r aur scale. -> Our gard:-its are ve ry very gcV Mo doubt our people cue wide ? wake to the fact thai cr r:ic. buy even with mercy'' durin.j those ci'isis. Eighty percent, of our tarn flies have good gardens,-hogs-uud. chigken and those who do n"t, h.itV'1 milk cows are putting forth effort to get one. __ A course in Rodair. Operation, and Construction of Frvn "*!r -V inery and Equiv;ne*.? V'? >curbeing taught by o:> of i..;r won blacksmiths. Mr. John V> < il'c. a::der the supervision <?>: .Mr. Harrison. The NAA and N1?'SC charter-.' are workine together very r.rolv. They gave a social Thursday iio of the past week for the hi ? > !,t of -the hot lunch program. T< t' plans to purchase twj pi;.-? for lk lunch room. On the night of rV>. 19th these two chapter aty giving a Mother-Daughter. Father- mvi: banquet. We are to have or i.ut STUDY MAST ^ n SOUS 0( SHORT 01 : ? '-I II J * stuot RAST MMHMMMWM mm?mmwnt\ iSl ADI ||3p _ - ? itritijM ??rc your-; < iscuits. rolls unci lour . . and t lis I is Al)Lt ?r Fl.Ol K. le.tins ??r- ': irilty housewives . a saek.t u;!a> ! ? MILLED AND DISTRIBUTED BY U ! i'.'O* >*r' '.:iy mc rr'.'v. , v. . ' . V." v.v < i cy: ? ra* !>!! Lr.ol: X'.'rv'- .-i- ;v i ' 1 ' " i! " _ M1-1 !!l"li< 'l ? 'AC'. i ' > wk!: :r.r.ny fjood li c'u'*' : in: -.'vsiir.^ hvUire rn.v.l.' i *.;! !?11.; r < 1?t'Vi'.'lj to--:: ! ?T: s. h. Vu Fr<*tlVric'.:. T co'iiitl byl was eta Viraviirii'i], >ponrrrrtl r \\ ' r n--. ' !" : * <> v. t ii I:: own-met. rials?Tno !.::\> <*?r <?;:r Ik !ovt } iv_ c:,:r,y.-... !si?s.'rt ?*'Cflrvor an In -. } Dr. Mary Mi 1.]' ; . . . .-aii!. "I'vyl ' n urn"..:.-, a t oml:.-tir:. t.> ! ' 'V n<iri.:i. i> ' it nut's: no; V :r?is:uk' : :* a. r. ntv.oi life ; :"i ;:i..!. tW a:v !? .;iKti;t o. \\"?.? ais'i favoml on tii _ rtF .xT-iuM <la^ v'f!i n very er. oil.'ti; ;;.:k sn.v.Ie ';y oar fourt7?~;i1 !*:f"Ti t ire1-, r Miss (irejr! ti i ytr :rn<|, .1 v? ry inures! -In ; >; -Dir., ln.tr; :. . r.' : tit ve' i- < : ? <'::. Ir.i; .v. . '-?. v|t i>I v. i ijuj ?ii iif>; only jr, . "TTrnn?fVt-i.i ; r.u 'it: I" , 1.. !v: t sIron I iiiluce a that our runy "jor.s tan skatv u*.'a* Wf Itavi This tali; \va- vtr.v irttc:i' o art ljv.iv 1 ifully nut over. O-n t;v. n::<t i.t.yel <!ay o.:r j?r mar.. t'a: her Mi-'- Fviiii-r .na K:\cry cro,,<l talk <>;- Having Fail! Tin' 1:1 c.jjiitr'f.-a in ? talk *.v.a i t'a:'.'.I i:> <to t; v o CNAL IS CIVENagg=IT ENEA CS1 I WAVEMM BUSTS BOM ENEI "J--!*-1. OOMtEMWT -OA* MMONBMmnwt \ mwjim ( planes !?? '? ywJ^j&ntofrv mi.* " J... ./ S N R I C H K I) | able-Tested LUH FLOOR I; FOR HEALTH ( Tin Tl.? I KJil I 11V IS HOME FRONT c -^o<vX?o.o<?oo:ao?L'^:o??:*.oo ac fl ? ~ Famous ADLl'H J I T:\b5c-Tcs1 td FFOFIi | ^ . - a ? is IC.uk-hed T ~ <s .? i - I? \ nil?i mi added mutant of ft _ % calcium fur strong tootlt ? ^ am! !)uiu', plus VitamS'n '? _ a K-I. iron ami niacin for a renter intuition, ?.%?? .j. > . ;i; I t'v^<'OC-^%^OOOvC;OC;yOC>O':'O0 - ASK vol R Ci ROC Kit ? aRuEllxlV^ |[ m WM -"wvwit m ? H'lit'V:!'! - tl'al. w car. sia ccd 'i i v.irh tJ'.r t ?.?f j?tvi>u | i>- . - [ (): Ft i\ '.'J lii.' vv.i v "4'liooi w:.< :.i ; i : t ??:i Line >lnV Birtl.t'my | pivKn.,1:. Til- urc.ir" asn ^howi'd ( " ~t it;t qui*.'' ?i few tulcntoil j ?.n ^ i ' c'.V . hnol. T7 .Lr:;TT~I!. S! r. y ) itT f" , Wt'ff f ArttJ N (" FMI"NT ? r Vr. r.ij'! >;r?. I'. W. Vsuicv of C ! :> ' a:/1 'ia-!-<! -i uv. i l! . ' i: ' ni ?lr.uuhi? r. ! ? >-r.:;vy ! 1 ~Th v".. .(v.; t i,"'; >?? . n?is. \:i:v.o , T't I'-'i Na.i'.iii, ?>' -.bar y j HMI.T'NA NFW'S l ftummy n:i-, n very Menson or.y .or s.Il ihur. h rr'-or.-i and f-vminy [ > : ? i-v. -rklS .-. war. at its r '..iti-. the Sap: and tea-1 c t iters r.t tivir i>" <>i -d'.tty. At 1:'!0 another hirye crowd >t:t to the (joid Star rally, in spite A- -itlier. Tiie enptnins- j took their j'l o'.tps in r-Par; The j lost Captain, Alis. Speneer; 2nd .1 "rnptai -Mrs. Amanda Iiobb. Thc-!t. .firs', prize v.as riven ; ? MiUiii j I.e- jse MilVfo for raising lite hist*-I i i".-*. am ml; t < ?! 5. i /1 t,. lit!!"! to AM- Virginia M.hb Mr the m ;-<.:t?! ! ,o Mip'-.f-' :tp?! ?.li,.? rljm Jane j ")i lite : 1 s i in I es 1 "~M: !5'v' if. Mnrv.h.v and Mr .j h Kt! e! ( !;, r!. of Philadelphia. J'n.. 1 ? ;' r.s t ' ; 'A* eks witli their pare .'is j <j Air. ami Airs. Win. I/my aiul Mrs.! Viola- Ket der here. Titt y reported i i- <n>yabl-> stay*while hove, a Miss Geneva Connor and ancle! Mr. Arthur Conr.or were ealleti [ if n:'.. ! to lit... bedside- of their si.lt ! mother and p.rnndmother Mrs. j :wt AnnoeM?C-omtm*- -wfto-- w irtt'tttHe-jp-iM'tnltialiy ;it ihi^s time. We hope .- > in.-r speedy H-.overy. 1MIMES3 S Tiinm 11 rniT i uhc mmi^ HMB , . ?. ?"vk* am^sm- i ?JE .. ji. 2. CWMw -.- Tw? r*A ^ r r_ )UMI(I< ?I ??U|M?M KC* APPEARS TO K OVER l?ft*?v?ry/* th? lurtt audible signal \ <wv.?h?w?i' ; '"'". "7"; (^aatsxxsum @aaiJ THE PALMETTO L NINETY-SIX NEWS ??!V. . Adams a: il son Mr. Sid | l.r.v Ada ii ?11: AaiUa<uii w^irn .tho-fr beh^hUMl ?\ (,'i-u Sutidliy ol Mrs. J r.:v Dean iti.<Idojjjliter. Mr," I i S. Adams i-. Mrs. Mean's brother. Me ;;nn is :-o:i nfe indeed nru gresslve larmei s of Anderson. ?Tne I ; .I.oir jjJ'o'jiani al Ml. I leunint was injoynl by all present. We hao a very impressive iinssaye .eiv.M by a white minislit.'*.. iipiainuui paster- of Ai4. I feasant r~Rev. S. Dial ami two 1 the:; ninistejv were present and 1 ..si'Ie some -.t ry i'jspiii. jj talks'. J 1 h:.- v v n? v< ry pooh, tuilee- | tern Mf.o.i. 'i ne .vintner was very 1 void b.'t w>v ut'lic j.eonle hear of | 1 anion choir prnp.mm t.'.ey are are ing'. W e anpre.iate this me; .'>1 wry "nurd. The oritanian< .on har. tlotK- and is iloin;* a great ia~uar. *.ii- 1 -lies?Tiie. 1 hoipaat? rrirnr latter. We lmybea. releeti'-nn in add inneh to uni trgnhir iht.velt sirviee. AI.l KND.M.i: XKWW ? Rev. I.N. .I;;ir ft.r i." > t :x v. 1 iK't :?'i -Slmpsrtn's u; -ii.uh :'.n<i..y l tils t-: "what h.lj ; . r. -ii. \\ .' V.'t ri: li;: p)>V t < iv - !,v!oV< 0 iJis:i ivi Sum., !;? -._ Niatih (.o.ti.k ami Rev. Wiley the p.t.-io.* < !' Hoatil'ort. S. (. .. who a j\ . he <i a ncl-le seita'pY whivh ?' ? t ifi.y ;i!I. < >nr- first :ii i i..' T fviici' followed i;>x ' ' y: ' 'y " ''' 1 - I'-i'-u i'lic. * "l' Aliss I.e. liilla. i >n\ i ; en ^ 1.1 ii iV h'ii'nl mem . f 1 v. u: 11 ;~~m?wt- Hj" jit~ IN AMI NH'MM) I'AfJKI.AND Air. A. <.' A lye is who r.as been .;m.; his or; :vy .'riu j,-. (hi i '.K,v<l;4-v", lea. 'JVr- a host of tr? a- and t: tends met :;l Center soon! aiiil t "a ; r. :a.tive part in ConmtatiiV. Ih.y ?.xe:.\Isie. Miss K. Rrvvrt?yrir.un v teacher was. HI i.iai vy t!i - pr-'niam. lie a ':.r;d .. ha was served to ail and (-r ! yi- ui-.h the hope i ha< Mu.h ;t yatht-rijx?r would .!:? . al-Vil ie.'air. soon. Mr. I*. 1.'. hi .vi a N in. pjTvier.t principal of ihis ' *v> ?! :.n I Mi s C. Lower.v md Y. 1... Ilir.vi !1 liis assistants, i tie header for the news. I I r. Stafford Gnthinys of Roci; I i!ii! t peat a fi-W itavs with it'i.cr ?.i Vanvel Hat lung's last Win: peiv 1'r. CintIti ps a.r .,v.:a.i..y Mr. U. K. Hivw. . h :'?. ? t school ".'!u:ri lay | r.ni >. ! an interesting talk to I !:< l ri- ut !: ..iy. They were din:> < - .- t, ot Mr. :it-.tl Mrs. T. F I l-rcwi r. The I'tm-'n-*- oi' _tiic K.uiiy soin'ol V u . Mri-M-rt40ha_.ili kson - presidio < a?d Mrs. l.uia Smith as sccivta'.v )?< ; ts every second rend fourth Fridays a:. 2 p.m. All par- ills and friends art* un.ed lo rMr. m " jrimi. city Supt. i " i'.i " ) . .. is.: i 'he school Friday. The .i :>-r .r.iifr*-wvw-iuixij5ir i ho :^?i ?'rida\ >.:< r.iimp round table h ens > "ut. idc reading done ,.'.;rin^ ?he y;y? };". This being Xu* ; ri 11 i :my Week most reports < i-n? red avars-i the Negro. After j J aliening. for p. while Mr. Mangum | i-pol.c, ;''tc'-:s-tir.yi\r" and ivo- | ly to the students e.onnnendi; g ! this and oth'-r pliases of the work r.iul expressing a keen interest in 1 he welfare of the school and the I dvejrro at Irrrprtr.?tip?iTieiftrcd" his cooperation in every way even to M-curing a better building. iO THtfimi \ B^3&GEEPBBXS8SSR^6SSBIilHtlllllllllill C3SEShBHHHHBH * -I i?Ji lflUcnHAffaMClH9^& , -4H Al > ??i t*ty t?? "M W ? by tW (ny Utikt (immmi ' > .???*> "+ aa68EBe6^?>' EADER _ I.EXINCTON enter IT NEW llev. I. (). Simmons, F>astor The- v.eurlti' i;i area vv very. c<?!iT Tut a very lurue cro turned out at Mt. Zi-.n ami ru we hail a yrand tint a. The S. was yood. The oh.vers ami teac ( its were il li.v elected. We ".v< Dapp'y to have .Miss Quin.y 1. hinr.rms o; r district Sunt, of Sa vl;: \- schools. She addressed I -sehuuh-rir a very?way.? U pastvr <ii4ft*d- ttpon her to hist; ille officers. wi.ielt she did ve Jnciently. i In* sermon j wee en i y our pastor was wor.dejn'tjl. T ports-.- Mr. ?f-. C. So well's class 1?a finance. We were nlonscd iiive .Mv. and Mrs. Bolder' of < iiunbia in our worship. Mrs. Be! in is our ten-her in the pub school here. M.i.s Cora .JoMo.s fpensored a ve jiiie program i." interest -<?!' Imksu s Day. .and tlit1 ^'ond people ra rd-nvei' th.vM' t,nil of thc'Twsw r enl. Mrs. Can i'jj Ta>*or and s;>r ! ' "id J'l'ii CLlC?1' i''I I .'ill, i mole title talks ai J'.ef el wis \ 1 !<*? [."ssio 'i'a.ylor sany a l.'fau : . 1 s. i s. Pvt. .Inikmn is static at ('arv-i Bat no-. \' < Mi i,., T>. rdn;..; . <*... . A I . . r)Vl lilti 1 Ui l >V l-> fiVi KJ II <. New York City ' isitinj; her si father, Mr. IVrtoo. Si*. inn VVijflY.ll lUttesliui n-. Wo wore happy to have oin r ' Repair or Repl With G' 9 COMPOSIT fl . 01 K STOCKS ARE C< ARE VERY I P, B. Hendri Htnly of I'arkinta Space i widened street in front. lie !iapknov?c u h<m imccihln | I'HONE 2-17(?5 1 LINCOLN MI INCOI NEW BE A Ul ~ ?? MO 212 MILES OUT r Bury Yo where th Perpetui FOR FI LL INFORM. - L, F. SCO IDt^ ? ?(Formerly Fel Oppo. Y. M. C. A. 1427:29 Sumter St. MHHMMMHWI S i tor's mother olit willi vis at Bethel few 'after a lonsf.j period of illness Mrs. he w ! Simmons made a fine talk ami I I thanked the tnany friend" on imiv v I 'LS | for the kindness temlcreU imr dui - \ j intC her illness. Ny I Pastor A. Ik Bailey really preach ed a noble sermon at St. Paul St'it- ' h- t!av, ?'?et 10 Tito Kev. Jiintoa, Mgr., of th. I'"'* c*' ril^tini Insurance coninuny of Co- l"nn' ir- luinbta. will oreuch for us at ('? !l. Bethel on Sunday. The public is 1,1 nrcited to h ca r th rs^fre at preu C^X'V. L"'^ s ill j 1mtv the test u? \\ s read t h r *!*' rv I Ralnu'tto Reader each week. I vi rv od J In FRIK.NlRSHll* A.M.K. NFWS , Mr ~ ? :;,l Rev. II. \V. Walker, Raster ... . -iniv S.S. opened wiih Ah-si. s 'pt. H(.? i .Mrs. B.I". Ferguson on I lie job. Wo .jay _ had a very nice U'sson. :roctii I After S. S. the pastor preached Mi if the?theme, "Toll Jesus"; Tii" men! rv sormoif was touehirg anij Aniens xv--,^ ^ Hj. i.oro heard in rejoicing*. vmd js j Anions; Iho visitors in our morn- j | rtnr services wcrottlO daughters oT Mk:i I Mrs. Jannie Pettis; Mrs. Inez Rose. \j,s , j the -wife of I.t. Rose Who is now - ^ nttendi. k the Tuskevgee Flying rigtu" j rn.oJ ami Miss 11 undersoil,, the ,pt.n< t. j ia. jrlilor of Mrs. H.L. White. Mi -?[? The Tjirgcrmi Sunday night nu t I : n ' " I the hearty approval of the vast ;n.,. , . audience so much so that lc was >m I nrggesicd thai iT he* put oil. the I ek | press in order that-other A.M.IC's. J might enjoy the same. B tn-i-- >f!-. W. r>. Dillftr.nTas fi isTieT ? ' lit.s course in the city of Flomii e W ias -and nftea- visiting his parents a Sum ace That Old Roof ,?<!? ood Quality -hid71 ION ROOFING n OMPLETE . . OUR PRICES - \hai Ann ' REASONABLE irrar x Hardware Co.-? ^ " was n (ho rear nf our store and nowh i >1 ?> "'in tho war .< . cafry vo?i ? er f VRI>R\ ST i-idn - 1 ipum iMmuhimni ni#iimi^M ;. _gprn iMORIAL PARK E" ! Kro( U'ORATKD n y M Mar wo (I riFUL l;m r.om DERN1STIC J Due REASONABLE Wn rHE ASYLUM ROAD r >, i a s i ur loved ones s"<! ey will get ell \ n . ~ lho II C ell e. inso 001 ATI ON CALL? the T T, Manager scht i rui U1(J HARDENST. Kj-.v '.\i ' 1 : - * IWHHmWBRJUU U(?TVr.' P IT , | tor SPECIAL SAVINGS 1 .or ON DRY CLEANING" ~ * M O PLAIN GARMENTS Si 05 Cn * | P.ASH & I'AUUt * " k Or cnmhinatiriji of eq.al (,uantity: 2 (Irossi's and 1 suit, or 2 dressfs ,:nd 2 skirts, or similar combinn* f -OTW 33B (OVERCOATS Kc ADDITIONAL) G Avoid an Extra ( hare*1 for llantf- 9 crs by RrinftinK Along a Hanger fo.? Each Garment. CLEANERS And HATTERS tors' Dry Cleaners) ? Nexl to Court House Phone 9932 i % Sni days ho loft for Conn, w ion ill take op his now job. r. MAKTaW li.UT. MiV.ti Ik'V. !'. S. Hicks. I'astor . had a niic < >. S. in the ah> of our supt., Mr. 1.. Dillard. Minnio Youri; presided. Wo k her, she is always ready to " ^ icr part. v. Hicks preached a wonder vrir.on sublet Cioil is All to ^ Text found Psalm 07:7,. We njoved the sermon. 11 was *> ? impressive. . Kupene Mcfraeklin spent a week, i I.? also spent some i' (lol Iville with relatives, eturned i<> l'loron.e Weditesfrom there le poos to ConfUt. am! Mrs. Loveless Dillard the ibi.v .in TurnLU??Shoal* Mrs. Dillard's parents Mr. Mrs. Milton Clardy. sses Willie and Ay. a lee Clrfrdy l last Saturday with Rev. and T. F. Clardy. . "Vlvestor Chappelle of Wash m.- IV, ?is--tt> -the eity tu ! i few days! ;: y n< v, n...;.wi ^ .i ?.? *4*.?V. I \ VMI MWI UIU1 .netiiiio in Di'ljuit,' Mi.h. ?< \FNNETTSVII.I.K NK\VS p ) ( . 1). Sanders. Reporter hat <-oi?l day in mi'r section lay. .hoy,wor the ehurch).;oc:\1 on the v;<> as usual. lit v. aid Webbs, at Evans chapel were of snvkhu. over -t--e nice crowd pitc of tho cold. Rev. A. J. jht nrea.hed a splendid seiv to a nice crowd from the sub- 0 _E.ooti_a?d?dht- Tin ep VTand ,w y helpful pnhtta '.\'Ore biw.nrht ' .! v. Gupplo pastor of Ct. Mi1 ME church held thtfir regular p. ual" Bettor Relationship pron Sunday. Mr. J. 15. Drake erh?Thr ' Onlden ~ Ruhr whit'It very interestinir p> all. rr \ ?o.. > ?i?n?r?^ i k . i UIIK' *JUUiUCl >S IL'iL Oiliv 1"afi.ernoop for Pennsylvania af -X sperdinrr a few (lays lvonie wiTh ~ tive?- niid 'friend?. A iTTntlvr" acials were "iven Mi his honor. m p. S. P.tcrkin arrived home 'J a week furlough from Fort Tins. (la.. in the deli':' t of Kip jits Mr. and Mrs. It. Peterkin. was highly honored to have 2' wife, Mrs. Fannie Peterkin o> of fklyn. N". V. to join him home tis vacation. nu r. Durham Peterkin and Mrs S y I.ilyrl were quietly .joined i'.i lock Sunday. * r. and Mrs. Sloans will soon ready to move in their rew. M ie or. Amelia St. [Vs. Olor Duchanan and her. daughter little Miss Ola Mae V Italian were out vistiiijr last n k. They will soon leave for (hington. 1). C.. to join hubhy p daddy. r. Simmon died at hi. lr nu | week fatl'.cr of Mr. Alex j tv.ons. nr sick friends: Mr. Miles. Mrs ' id. Mrs. Mary Drake and .Mrs. l ie S. Peterkin. Mrs. Julia I irpson, lit11 f Miss Rosa Roh-1 u. Trust these sick ones will i recover. t\s. Rosa I.ee A Is brook Rob>n of Fnyetlcvile, N. one of instructors of Clio graded >ol was in the city the week " house guest of her parents. sc . and Mrs. Alsbvook. is. I/JuiPe Malloy died at hei ip Sunday night after a few is illness--. She js the dough, of Mrs. H. Hurley. *>" nro Beauty School j ]] a ted nt 24H1 Millwood Ave. ; 1 AT'TY ?GCXTtTRR TPT ATX " "" ITS It RANCH ICS I mpoojncr, Pressing, Marcelling J tiqujnolling, Finger Waving, air Uyinnwi lilpfcefriinc. Xwiv I F curing. Ma*sngir?g, Hand 1 Moldin". Anatomy an'' Electricity. '' DrirvXTn r nn-y ' ' liV V4 ooo / ?ie M. Pope T. Malone, Pres. M ilhclmina C. Pope, Instructor . mmmmmmmmammammmmmmmm eL EE V Y'S FUNERAL HOME Undertaking and Embalming ?SLOC.AN? "As Near As Your Nearest Phona' AMBULANCE SERVICE Batesburg and Ridgeway, 8. C. 1831 TAYLOR ST. ' COLUMBIA PHONES. 23619?23610 ' I lurday, February 20, 1843 _ * II E L 1) O V E R ! iql)ay axi) sati kday 1 = at Tin: 0) ;tar spangled KHIIMM I 'AtTvEU FCTL OF STARS t\ Hutton Hob Hope Rinir t'iosl)> and Others * FRIDAY and SATURDAY -^ACROSS THE PACIFIC" _ WITH ^ HUMPHREY BOG ART M\RY ASTOR HMnBdHHi SI* S DAY?WEDNESDAY STAND BY OR ACTION" with ?KOi'EBT TAYLOR BRIAN I/ONI.EYY ' Mollie's Cafe and Beauty Shop rst Class?"Best of- Service Reasonable To All >en every Bay until MidAshl. Appointments Filled mono .wNnn 191G BLANDING ST. COUMniA'S NEWEST AM) FINEST NIGHT TTLLT. TIE SAVOY CLUB LOCATED ON"THE OLD WINNFBORO ROAD : Miles from the City Limits Kati Claire. The Savoj^ Club is formerly known as the P^l' to Grill. H ca Foods, Chicken and Steaks A speciality AVc cater to private parties and Clubs is. Lula E. N'ik-s, Proprietress i^averly Esso Station or. PINE & TAYLOR STS. rtake This Your Headquarter? For Complete ON 15-51 OP ahKV ICE Telephone 0518 Jasper Caldwell, Manager _ T H E ? NEW COZY INN The .Mosl Attractive Cafe in the City Will Serve You With Lunches mdwiches, lleer, WineT Cold rinks of every kind. Call and e for yourself. ? " Reasonable I'rices to All l"?0f> HARDEN STREET Airs. Cornelia Osbie Gray, Proprietress rown's Lunch Room 1011 XADY STREET - , ,;.j (iood Honte Cooking A Specialty Y uuwl Mi <1 <iOUPtM?MM??? Reasonable PricedfJ lien e;ieh Xitrhf ITr?til IVfSA. nitrht. ... rs. W. I.. l!rowiv Proprietress M-W-M-X- -X-VK-X-MK-X-!^ ? t WtXtd&j: *i. <TS&iS V * '. --d 7^