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iLr^Sjj E3 rr ? : i?. r.nSe 4 |T]>y'? why f 1 i V m BISCUITS... C/ BAKED WITH "Z7 r M Ul /'M /lW ABlttH Allen B J COLUMBIA, S. C. LAl'RENS NEWS , fcethel A. M. E. Church J Rev. I.. C. Butler, Pastor V Sunday was a beautiful spriup day. Sunday school at 10:30 with Sopt. White and teacheis at their Coat. The pastor delivered inspiring sermons morninp and evening. m the rtwrnlng hia text was taken from St. Mark 8:37, subject What a Friend we have in Jesus. ? -f At"11:80 the Guest meetimp at {fa Tinir>n nf KnU:.. Wltw-li. atock was quite a success in cv ffa respect. ? Friday, March 20th a Guest meeting was neiu at tile home ot Mrs. Lena Madden for the benefit of the Missionary Society Springfield Baptist church. A nice pro ft?W . was Tendered. Guests from other churches were Mesduines SMjhe Blacfcstock and Stria Rice of Bethel; Mesdames Corinne Oli pliant, Mattie-Hemlerson and Bessie Henderson of fit. Paul; Mrs. Ffobrt Lee Blakley of Mt. Zion. A delicious course of ice cream and cake was served. Amount raised $14.86. Pvt. Vernon Brown of Camp Croft spent the week end with his cousins Mr.- and Mrs. Robert L. Higgins and family. Clarence Johnson, Jr., \vas host to the members of the Jolly Pals Saving Club Tuesday afternoon. Mr. A. P. Frnley of Philadelphia, Pa., is visiting his relatives. J? Mrs. Corrie Lee Young TTrtirr^ tabled the members of the Sunshine Club of Whirtc Plain church Wednesday night, March 25th. Miss Albertha Mathis "who i s teaching at Kingstree spent the Week .end with her parents Rev. en<| IV^ra. J. W. Mathis. 'St. Paul Baptist Church II*. U B. Moon, Pastor itv* A -*: -Sunday school was well attended with all teachers present; and the lesson well taught and i n Spiiriitgly reviewed by the pastor- - Our revival meeting is in progress and the pastor preached ftfita the subject: Oil in our Vessel. The sphit ran high, one hew member received joyfully". At the evening B*ervices Hey. Moon preached from the subject ?Ml Shunamite'^ Son. Again the congregation was made to rejoice as the revival spirit touched every heart, f -i ?? adrll Again conduct the meeting Cor the nexi ten nightB. . The Pulpit Aid Club sponsored a Fashion IJarade that was a record breaker in attendance and finance. You should.. have seen the Maty Aport costumes, evening dmms,Iilurses In uniforms, school phpdrert and teachers, travelers, bonse coat models, church-goers, hofne sfcanes and bride9 that were dakzlmg it* their beauty. The winners ih a ticket contest In i- connection With the program ware Mrs.- Wit Holland, first prize $5.00; Kto. Mattie .Henderson second prize and Mrs. Annie Mil Qdrttla third prise. The total amount raised was $08.46. Mrs. Golden, president of this thA and members were elated gad thank everyone. Mrs. Lucinda Jafik*on, the very efficient secre* pBr^cannot be given too much Cor the way things were ^ Sfegro Health Week got under M&Lwitft a showing of the sound t?t Mv p^nnto t.iu? ami ErTJj ther -. Foe Conquered. A lar^e fgnird met Mr. J. W. Poole, chair piU of the Iy?nre?i. Anti T. B. g'fc-, mmisstm at et. Aui church on C. IgH'Thtawday. when Mr*. Whrt^W^roufht U* fcflia fine inntrue v*\ v?^ \ .j |j^ So Important You ^ %M-\tosr) i MESH- ll IKES ... PASTRIES lj THE FAMOUS II ^Jabie-^Jeitecl ^ n nun PLUTO? Milled and Distributed to iros. Milli W. Taylor as consultant. PERSONALS " Another high of last week's so- t itial calendar was the first An- ri niial Beauticians Revue held at j SandersHigh School auditorium. This was sponsored by M<esdames t Magnolia Wright, Olivia Miller, , Hettie Sullivan, Josephine Rk-e", | . Martha Thompson and C'lardv of _ Clinton. All except the latter are 1 beauticians of the city, doing a ( thriving business. This very glum JJ orous occasion was mule more i.Or-c by the following lisitois of?the-l? Cosmetologist^ and Beauticians ~ Association of South Carolina: v Mrs. Annie Evans, president, Co- t lunihia; Mrs. Julia Breeland president-emeritus, Orangeburg; Mrs. \ Lillian Rogers Suber, Mrs. Anna \ 1 hackenlliss Billy Bi-own, Miss Addie CampWH, all Spartan- j 6ntg; Miss Eugenia Pr^SNkw of ' Hbnea Path; Miss MetaCrH?ward, ' Miss Amy Li'gon, Columbiiep MVs.1 Jessie ClfnkscaleiT"ah<PM"ra.~Nan- j" tiie Blassingame of Anderson; , Mh?. Alma Denley and Miss Wil- ^ helniina Coster of Columbia. ^ We art; looking forward to the ( I State meeting here in June when ' these and other pleasant visitors will be hero to brighten our city J and teach tis up-to-date styles of 1 hair and beauty culture in general. Miss Juanita Franklin was 1 guest soloist at this hair style _ show. ' I \ ftfftKE Al'XlLIAHIES FROM P st). cako. start trainin(; s IN RECENT GROl'P "Continued from Page 1 *1 :ics' U7.c B. Lewis, of Clio; Hat- ^ vey D. Sinkler of Summerville and ll Eva M. Halsey of Ijoris. t< The new Auxiliniies received their WAAC uniforms and cloth- b ing and Army General Classifica- d tion Tests during their first week m the Women's Army Auxiliary , Corps. They are now in Basic Training where they are learning Army routine and procedure. At the completion of Basic Train 0 ing. they wrll be assigned at once a to office or other work or will go 1 I to WAAC 'Specialist School- for 1 . additional training in office ndministiatioru; motor transportation. " j baking and cooking or radio t o ' | prepare them for the almost 100 S different non-combat jobs which J WAACs are -doing in the Army. 11 l~Ttj.lI qTua. .uj :il ljaua an Aja.ajvxi tit. t i ] I "1' ' v "" rty to "apply for officer f rainmyr at w Officer Candidate School.- ? Before her?enrol Invent in the . Women's?Amy?Auxiliary?Corps r Auxiliary Lewis was a factory em '> ploye. Auxiliary Lewis, who is f the wife of James Lewis and the ii daughter of Mrs. Cora L. Brown, t is a graduate of Bennettsville a Training high school. Her broth- t er, Jfc. Theatmus Brown, is overseas with the Army. p 1 Auxiliary Sinkler, who was for>*11: merly a chauffeur', and domestic [ li worker, i3 the wife of Henry A. | v SlnkTer and the daughter of' Chiirles Droze. She attended Al.-ston-high school. h := Auxiliary Halsey, whose -bus?v band, Robert Halsey is in the h Army, is the sister of Alphonso ]i Hudson of Loris. She attended e Armatrong high school in Richmond, Va. e WATERLOO NEWS 1 . _ r | t oncert by Quartets The Moonlight quartet. Green- f wood, the Stivertone quartet, Nttt- ! ety Six and the Queen of Hai- \ mony quartet, a female quartet s of Greenwood will render a pro- r grnm at Good Hope Baptiat n church, Waterloo, Sunday April ' 11th at 7:110 p.m. Benefit of the c T# B. drive of the Rosemount f grammar school. The public is in-- r cited. * "HT1 --e t to-* .r_. :.>?*?; ? ^ - . ^ . t' ADLUH a FLOUR I I* . I ^ k> Dntains additional cal- I um, vitamin B-1, iron j 3; id niacin for greater j ?aitH wading. -?- m 11 I c?n Stl. ' ! ? - lUS I a | ta ng Co. GREENWOOD. S. C. c! ?* "SV ? ? fit ill AHHEVIU.E NEWS (; Mrs, Catherine I.arkin has ro- of urned to Raleigh after spending \ \* i month with .Mrs. Kstolla Iuitmer. Mrs. William*, a member of no iacuuy 01 ijanrusier sc: um pent the week-end with Miss Eu- y< r. Massey. . r( Mr. Harold Martin of Officer framing School of Fort Benning, 5a. spent a week with his wife, a drs. Fannin 1L Martin . on So- a e.Mon Avenue. ~ or ? Mr.?and?Mrs.?Olden1.. NVwsomc es d Virginia spent the week-ttTnT~sc vitli their mother. Mrs. Sula Mar- >'? in. * Li Mrs. Allie M. AYrightson, of Mt, Qi Pel won. N. V. . is visiting parents^ St dr. and Mrs. B. Johnson. fic "STNTfTY'-Snr HIGH HCMOOL ** \V. T. Boggs, Principal 'l.e 1 < The Ninety-Six high- school has 'j? ust completed another successful -vj Irive. The American Red Cross 5^,, Var Fund drive. The report to!: Hi 1st grade. Miss Justine Gary, th eacher. $1.48; 2nd grade. Mrs. jjr saheTTa R. TToggs, teaeher.. ou nl grade. Miss Mary J. I.ark. ne eacher, $2.00;' 1th and .">ih grades Irs. E. L. Perrin, teacher. $.'5.47; at tli and 7th grades, Mrs. J. L. 'arks, teacher, $0.70; sth grade, V, T. Boggs. advisor, $2.15; 0th 'fade. Mis? fcv-J.-Reese, advisor 1.50; 10th and lit" grades Mrs. t. M. P< rrin advisor $.{..'55; pro, ram $1.20; school treasure, $15.65 J"a 'ota! for stitctehls S.70.00P tearhers .a YT T. Boggs $55.00; all othei lachors $2.00 each, $14.00. Grand js t>tul $47.00. t ,u All pupils and teachers arc to Yc e congratulated for their won- co erful effort in this drive. is eh ? WI-.KLI UKAM'H LIBRARY Uj, We have?just-reeeived a group?jf f new books for children. They r(ll re attractively bound and beau- wi ifully illustrated. As an example cad this review about them. di< "Little Toot"?by Hardie Gra- lb latky. Little Toot is a tugboat, ed lis father, Big Toot, is the big- Tc icst and fastest tug on tho-rivor. sa end grandfather Toot is a real 14 Idsalt, too old to do much work, CI< ivt fullwf tales "about the time--" rhen !v did. ~ ? 3*? You'd think that -with such a m amilv Little Toot would have hie St (Ilk cut out, for Km. hot not at. ~ II. Little Toot wanted to play. J fe wanted to make fancy figures a the quiet waters up river, and hread-thc-needle around the dock# nd play tag with the big liners hat came and went on the tides. The,,funny thing iR that Littlt 'oot got aw?y with it?or did ntil he ran foul of' J. O. MeGilicuddy, who had no love for frit olous '.ittle tugboats. It was a uinious meeting for Little Took Disgraced, he fled the scene of is-shame. Be tried to reform hie cays, hut the other hoat? would iare nothing to do with a funwing tug ? Life Is real, Life is nrnestt Weeping salt teara, Little Toot rept down river. The sky darkwed. The sea rose. And against a hunderhoad climbed a single Well ther's no use going into hat hore. When the tent mine, /ittte Toot "shbtved the stuff oi icroOR, Now, we don't want to ecm over-enthusiastic, but we're nighty liioiitl of Littla Toot. His lame will be celebrated in history. Mothers! Please send 'Jrour little ires in for tho delightful book, -et them come to seo the many itHer books on orrh shelves, whieh, am sure they will erfjoy. r f) ?. THE l^lilETTo" (ill.BRUT NEWS L Sunday wa.. an ideal day for , lurchgoers ana Sunday school at I i>n Hopewell church wa, well at- < tided. The Supt.. Deacon R. B. I dams, conducted the services and ea:on David Bracy taught the sson. 1 The members of Zion, Hopewell aptist church, are wetting along f OOly, vaisintr money for thrrnHy ? '.> I .Mrs. Annie Mitchell jmd child ' 11 spent last week in Columbia, r siting relatives. Mrs. Tinio Mae Collins spent a J w days last week in Columbia on ^ isiness. .> ; p Miss Eloise R. Iloozor spent the ' ist week-end at home in Irmo. 1 Misses Franeine M. Clark and ' ary Helen Hartley, will reprc- f at the Cilbort school in the Dec- ' irTaTion contest, at Spring" Hill * , Mr. K. church, Monday night, nil oth. *1 Francino M. Clark, reporter IT. OLIVK A. >1. Ik CHl'RCH k v ?Hevr-hT-f^V-ance, Tastor Sunday was indeed a nigh day ih us. _Bnulay xchol opened at f> c usual hour with th<? Supt. and . uehtrs at the ir post of duty. e lesson was taught by Mrs. artha Vance and reviewed by tfl?. istor. At 1:00 o'clock the pas- . l- came before us and preached powerful sermon. The text was ' ken from the- tip I'd chapter, of aiah. It was enjoyed by all who ard him. We have on.j of the \ st pastors ipL the state. Mrs. Bertha Tights was funeralml at .'1:00 o'clock. Tie services j pic conclueted by the pastor. The '] utuary was read by Miss Mnni- 1 lult. Remarks by Bro. Wilson I . opt. A very touching duet -was , mg by Mb?s Mary Alice Brown ^ h! sister. -? ? ? Rev. and Mrs. Vance were din:r guests -of?Mr. and Mrs. Jim s it en. 1 See Mrs. Vance and get a copy s the Palmetto Ix>ader. The best egro paper in South Carolina. ' j It. L Dominick, reporter " : j I It.MO NF.WS - - - -c n aungs. Chapel A. M. K. Church "j bv. M. W. Jackson, Pastor n The past Sabbath was a pleasit soring day for all churchgoers * id supporters of the gospel. Our * tine-. We had?a?ararrd Sti-nitav t u Ifltd and after devotion our has^i"? r spoke briefly 'from the text!? ike 11:85, subject Shining Light. | ' lite a few partook of the Lord's ' ippur, ?Collection was ft., usuat J { iod. j * ! s 'rhOnwlK 1 ^ Mrs,' Martha Ann McCants and | J v husband, Mr. McCants of New " )rk City, were the Friday afters on guests at ti-e home of Mr-, id Mrs. Johnnie Wright. Mrs. cCants and Mis. Wright are sis? rS' " V The old reguiar.s of the Irme ' ischall eluh reports that despite ? e lost of several members to the ' nied forces they hop,, to round (' t a recognized team in the very " ar future. . " The Leader is always" on sale ! Boozer's Place 5c a ocoy, BETHEL A. M. E. HI RCH J. Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor 11 i Services were very beautifully ! ? nied out during the past Sabth?We were delisted to- see ~ e many friends and visitors in e services. The Sunday school moving along nicelv under the perintendcncy of Pro. W. H. )ung and stuff of officers. The h mm it tee on the Easter program s< hard at work practicing the w ildren for the Easter exercise, fi The second quarter held on C arch 58-29 wa? very successful o Dm every angle. All reports a owed improvements"over the lasL v alter. Dr. C]|M'ke, as usual. is paid his fbH assessment. The pastor delivered two sph>nil message,, last Sunday. For ? o morning message, h0 select- ^ Matt. 17:7, subject Mountain 1 >p Experience. The night nies- r Ke was selected from Exodus . :7. Subject The Handiwork of >d. " All member,- are?cooperating 1 ctdy tP~ the-end that our rally t ay Ixt successful on the second * mday in May, "Mothers* Day". ^ CITY-WIDE BEAT A BEAUTY BENEDICT COLI T r KIDAY, AF] 8:30 P ADMISSION: '^jK0eCQ?C?3?UiW Yickets will be rewarded wi Toilet Set and Coronation as LEAP EB? The NVw York and Brooklyn icp chicks ?'ul cats really swung jut in a big way with the Jolly Pals Social club Saturday night. A ' . \ ? 1. \t..? -VJH1I o .11 l vr I.UIIH- I'l .Ml*. I IWI l nee Welch of 11MI MePonough St. Iroeklyu. Even though it was a cold nigTit i largt. crowd gathered and a hraial ttaUL-war-kad-Uy-alL Among- :h?. many guest* t: at were pros- nt. were Mr. and?Mrs. futhberr~ Vloxis, Mrs. Waterman. Mrs. R6:? ?telle TtTcHhvd. .M r. William Porer, Mrs. Carnetta Jones, Mastei "reddie MeFoIingt Mise Mildred Veloh, Mr. Cliford and many I thers. Members present were: 1 drs. Hose Pel ry, Mrs. McFoling. ' rfrs. Thelnia Fox. Miss Jackson. ' ilirs. Matilda Williams Minv?v?? i Judson, Beatrice Gordon, Mnybdle enjkins, latin Hncknev and Mrs. : Coroner Wel.h. chairman. ! Sgt. Chris A. ohnson of t >e 6f>th Reg. who was io be jr.:est of error avus called out of" town" at he last minute on business. But e called from Boston. Mass. to .ish the club success and they did ttccoed. CLINTON NEWS \ 'riendship A ME Church )r. H. W. Walker, Pastor Sen ices through last Mtnday ere touching ; ltd well attended y visitors "anddYivnds. In t h c- -j c hit th;> correct key when h c aid Christians?haven't?eomplot- <1 their duty when they attend [ hurch services alone, but we as ! 'htistrans must bring others. The morning and evening nies- 1 ages'were delivered by the pes-or. The morning's text found I 1 'or. 11:2-1; subject: Remembering J esus. Evening message fount! it.. Matthew . The, sermons : . ere noble indeed. Every sermon ' clivcred by the pastor scems_te ut pass the previous one. This eing communion day. both nies- * ages were directed toward the ; leep significance of the occasion. ^Hn phntf rf>n/lnvn/l nn?A??Ae.^!r to I nusic. Wi> were blessed with on? j oinor, Virginia Price.-62 comroun-] ' d. Collection 482.(ill. Among the nnny visitors were two (white old revs). They were given a corial welcome by the pastor .and members. The League is succeeding beter now than it has been for some ime. Mrs. E. Maggie Mims puts ' er soul in church work. The miners?in the Juvenile contest , ?bst.?Alford?Keeder;?second.^ 'Il'ginia Henry; third ' Peggy lims. I The Pulpit Aid Board met on j huisda.v evening at the home ol , Irs. Ada Williams. The hostess / crved an appetizing salad course Vo were happy to sec Mrs. Mar- , FrT~Meadow ^ out Surrdayr after ' eing ill for a couple of weeks. Rev. J. N. Caughman. Pastor Jewherry, S. C.?'Rev. Caughman reached from 2 Timothy 4:1."> last ' unday and delighted the splerjiil congregation that war out io 1 ear him. He administered com- , '.union to several of the faith- ' nl. In the afternoon the pastor 1 nri his choir went to fit. Mary's l M K. church, wher,. he delight- J d another congregaion with a houghtful message. Rev. Bona- [ aro and his ebofr are invited to "i elarn-the-AHnit -to Elisra the "rd < unday. NEW HOPE A .ME. CHI !*lrH "~1 Rev. H. T. Summers, Pastor I Last Sunday prosed to be a ighly successful May. Sunday ehool and church* services were c ell attended. Sunday-being the ; est Sunday, we had our Holy f lommunion by the P. E. The see'- } nd quarterly meeting was held , fter the regular morning surr-?i ice. The finance was good. Mrs. Katie Weston of Salisbury | < the gv.est of her brother and ' ister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Frank ] Hark. She was also with us at < iew Hope Sunday. The Morning Star quartet o f J lion, Mr. S. Campbell, managei i I 4 v. J. Murphy, Asst. managei < gill render a program at 'New 1 lope graded school on pie 14th 1 >f April. Come out?to hgjf"' them. 3e *on time in order to get a seat, < ?.:n ?i~ k V/l? .At 1(4 *TII jv/jr IICU1 111^; U1VIII, J mmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmamrnm 1 ttcians club PARADE ( jeoe chapel ! ril 16, 1943 . m. ____ p>o^^wwo:0ooroo0a(>o00 - ? 10c4 ) OTTOOOVU OO 00^*70000 OO00? th an Evening in Paria I . MISS BEAUTY. V PINK GBOV EA. M. K. ( HI KCH I Kev.- J. K. Dixon, Pastor Littl,. Mountain, S. C?-The fifth chapter niul the third verse of , the song of Solomon furnished the f) pastor with the basis for his <lis- t' course last Sunday. Tre sermon WHs tr jewel: Ait "excellent day a- av long all line was our hrst Sun- ^ SlltKOH PRESBYTERIAN " ? r'ltt'trr-Ti ( Winnsboro, S. C.?Rev Hilum preached for us last Sunday morn- % ng. Rev. Talley was tired out on icec.mt ot' having been strenuous y engaged at the meeting of the Picslyterv, which convened from iVednesday, March HI; through iaturdav Ajmi-^?T -?*?sermon deused very mucin Miss Utopia Davis, reporter ;,i:xin*c;to\ circuit news 1 Rev, i. O. Simmons. i'astor - Sunday was aniueal 4;uy- -anTt sr. ? ciy large number of members and vieruls turned out to witness the ;ei v4ce at Betheh '? ^ Alter a very intoros\!ng ills- a'ssiou of the Sunday se.'ool los - ** on. our pastor brought us the itorning message and administer- s b the Holy Communion to a _i argo group. Rev. J. W. Shaw piesiding eld' i >f the Columbia-Camden distriet _ rnd president of Clintrn college, jreached for us at Bethel's ovenng service. Text: 1 find no fall in this man. Truly ti is was a treat sermon. Our pastor thank d Dr. Shaw so much for the way it which he delivered th(. message, rte leaders made splendid reports. Daniel Wise class still holdg the banner. * Those -w'n paid out their Mav _ Day dues are Mr. and .Mis. Fred- t die Strother. Mr. Snmmie MilTer~"o Mrs. C. (aorlman anil Mrs. I.u v ? Wise. ' j? Mr. Tommie .Tiles is hero at this a anting visiting his brother who i-i)n the si 1: 1st Mr. Rosco.. Jiles. Mrs. J. ft. Danlcy s called agabf Lo Spartanburg to the burial or let t note. fHir'Yecond quarter will be held ivith Mt. Zion churoli on Saturday i 't '< tKin.?l)r. Clarke a ill he llt'l'e if) I'.'ilfv W-. " Hi- (uiuiiuiy invite \ll to s are in this, meeting. ~ v .Mrs. Annie .Mac Knock was hen- r pn visit to hfr relativ.. Mi- :md ^ Sirs. Solomon Harris. Mrs. Knock y dainty wvll in Columbia. -=fi The October Pink and Angus'. Lilly club,, held very, fine meetings est week with Mr. and Mrs. I)a- **' . id Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Olon Eicon's homes respectively. The lub will meet this yvpk with ..Mr. md M.rs. K. W. Walker. ? ? L PFNDI.F.TON POIXTS_ . The many friend^ of Mi*. Wil- q iam Washington are glad is ack home much improved in lealth after spending two weeks n the hospital. Rev. M. (I. Williams?rJbeloved pastor King Chapel A.MK churclecomponied by his wife and niece Mrs. Viney Jenkins were in S. S. in time. The pastor, teacher of J lass No. !> along with the Supt., eachers and pupils were all at heir post of duty during study ^ period. The lesion was beautifulv reviewed by Miss Alice F. fohnson who is a very intervtod I >. S. worker. L -. son-: wver the ' irst quarterly report was made ( >>- each etas^?as follows: Crad 1 e loll $2.10; Primary, $.1.02; Ivc: licdiate $0.85: Juniors, $17.11; Seniors $24.15; Adults $20.10. Total for tht. quarter $72.25. 7:45 the pastor delivered a mas erly sermon. Subject, Have Life More Abundantly. Offering lor Ci pastor $24,807 The Communion a-rvice was then entered into, piite a number <*of communicants tVe wuii glad to rave Mrs. \ im y knkins of Greenwood; Mrs. Josephine Harrison r>( Uw"" *-'V?|*Vl <11 iU Mrs. C. Simmons of Eilver Spring f'apti:-t chinch worship u'ith us Sunday. Mr. Jim Davis a loyal and faith * til officer of Bethel Slcthodist sue tumbed Thursday April .'1 after a *' lingering illness f o r several . * nonths. [.I The Snpt,, lynchers ami pupil.i ? if King chapel arc?beginning tbu Raster rehearsal at which tiny f\v0 programs will be rendered die primary and lnTM'fiMdinie. a: >:30 o'clock the juniors and seniors will present thf* pagen't The Resurrection qf Christ at * p.m. The Senior W. )!. and *. Miss*- C ionary society with Mi*s. R. J. Clark aa president is putting over ^ the Missionary program in an enviable way. Come the fifth Sunlay night in May and se0 this i 1 drong group of missionary women (_ r>t?t over their annual Jirogram J 5 groups of birthmonth workers I iponsored by fhe Tocal home work I mmmrttee with Mcsdwmry ft", f!. ' J Reese, TC Hi Milliner nnd Anna jfl K?e?e along with Mrs. Mamie jl laekson takine londine roles on 11 this program. ?- r The Antique Man. Rev. and Mrs. R. H, Keese ar0 visiting .and i ollecting antiques in Philadelphia I We mis,, them and will, welcome j them home soon. .Pvt. Joe Stephen was honv vis- j [ting his" rtiother last wSelT TSlSTTf I'pl. Carol Morse who also motor- j L-(l to Atlanta, Ga. Sunday ncronv ' paruwd by ha parents Mr and Mrs } J. E. Morse who was visiting their | son M<r. and Mrs. Tom Morse and sister Mrfc. Sue Angel. Mr. and M rs. Morse have four sons in the I army all with honors and one in the Post Office service, Atlanta. I -a mm: (;rovk a. m. rciu iuii \ m Kev. J. M. Willidms. Pasfr Mrs. Lillio Mcctze of West Co- H l nibia and Mr. William Eleazer < f 'hapin were our visitors last Sunay. We were I nppy to have had hem. The one o'clock sermon was lolivcrcd by Kev. H P. Rhett. It ras happily received. Funeral i ervices for Mis,. Coriinne Boiik-1 Itrht were hbld at the pas- j iii' heinij assisted by yRev. Owens { ml tiev. Rhett. Th(? deceased was , - very?useful?member?of Pino ' J rove and will lie i*roiUly missed. _ Linocln Memorial Park, Inc. Columbia's New CEMETERY :I-TSffttW ,?I \T,LK A NT) "* FAMILY PLOTS NOW L. F. SCOTT, Mgr.. Phone" 2-4765 ? ( i) N S I' L T ? T~ 4 AD A M C ECIL First?TCn* in- RtaUs?County or City ? , t: I will toll you just ' . train tho lovo of ho oik* you most ?control r liilliKiici* tiToaotirns of anyone, H von though miles away. (luar- I .11 too success wlu-ro (tiliars la.il. | 8! .M \l?.\ W t IA II, All Busings Con fid en I ia 1 ^ Hours: 1T? a.m. to !) p.m. 'crmanmtly located ill 2nd I'nII- - a nan Trailer on left side of High- H rav No. 1 coming out of Columbia I lext to Mrs. Roland's Croc. Store '"" )pen Sundays W . t olumb:a. S. C. Oc Special" Rending* fm?a slnn t -3 time only! Poro Beauty School L. ocnted at 2481 Millwood Ave BEAUTY- CULTURE?*N; ALL ITS BRANCHES hampooinp, Pressing, Marcelling Croquinolling; Finger Waving. Hair Dyeing,. Bleaching, Man- ieurinor, Masr-agingr, Hand Molding, Anatomy anr' Electricity. c;n PHONE 5G87 Bt SOI innie M. Pope T. Mal'onc, Pres Wilhclmina C. Pope, Instructor tX)rf<mo?'o^ox>:o^XHao:o"oo'o:o:cio:o Vaverly Esso Station :or. PIJ^E & TAYLOR STS Make This Your Headquarters r or complete UNK-S1UP SfcllVlCK ! r? Cars Washed 75c iuaranleed Ksso Lubrication 75c 0 Car Simonized $4.50 I of lire ltcpair 50c up wa Telephone 0518 "I ? Jasper Caldwell, Manager ? c.c brown's Lunch Room ., UtU LADY STREET flood Home Cooking A Spooiolty ? rrompt and Courteous Service ^ Reasonable Prices j ^ ' O] >pen each Night lentil Mid r night. rfrs. W. L. Brown, Proprietress . LEEVYS FUNE Undertaking and Embalming LADY ASSISTANT AMBULANCES A VVTIVIV A V vvi'nrnr? /i.i i 11*1 i nil i u ii I'jiv r< Superior Equipment Superior Service ?SLOGAN? L O W E R r R I C E.S No DcserTinu I'oor Refused 18.11 TAYLOR ST. COLUMBIA ? J Saturday, April 10, 194.1 ? : J "" ? Nin V?Wh:?>NKS1>.VY [APPY GO LUCKY With MARY MARTIN nine wowKi i Rl OY VALI.EE "KEEPER OF - THE FLAME" L' - With Spencer TK.ACY ! Kalherine IIEPMRN FH!I>AY and SATl'RDJ^' I iai) \Y and SATl'RDAY X MAKLl^iv -DIETRICH ^-W^CT^Ol.Pil SCOTT JOHN WAVNi: P 11"TS B V RGH" j CgB ; Headache. "Mvrn:ngr After" Avhiac MuscUn, Acid Indirection, l'Jeasant,|iruir.]it, cftcclivi-. HOC and liC;. V liiyh BraSB ' ~g5E5 \ fij^i ^MERVIN jQ v^vT^t T'11' i?le'P?'" lines*. Irrttf | "S?L> bilily, ilcauachc, and | Re*t!esjnf*:i, Avh'fi iH;.* to Nervous I I'cr.sicn. U:'t only an liirectoJ. w 3? T M K ? NEW COZY INN <. The Most Attractive Cafe in the City Will Serve You With Lunches nthviches. l?ecr, Wine, Cold inks of every kind. Call and s for yourself. Reasonable Prices to All 1 oO'J HARDEN STREET .Mrs. Cornelia Oshie Gray, I 'roprict ress JmJS ****#? ?|M'H |? * * *** * COLUMBIA'S NEWEST AND FINEST NKJI1T CLUB HE SAVOY CLIJB LOCATED OX THE OLD W1NNSHORO UOAD , ? Miles from Ihe Cily Limits Eau Claire. The Savoy Club is" formerly "Known as the Pal?! to Grill. ca Foods, Chicken and Steaks A speciality We cater to private parties and Clubs rs. I.,:1a E. Niks, Proprietress * ?? ^g^^^g^BasgEgaa&fea^?= Mollie's Cafe and "i Identity Shnp? ? rst Class?Best of Service ; Reasonable To AU pen every Day until Mftl;i^hJL. Appointments Filled^ Phone 2-7895 - | 191G BLANDING ST. v ........| :ral home | ? J. S. l/eevy, Mjrr. l'HONE 3*619 \