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^ CULTURE CLUB
I IN WILKINSON I
The Culture Chih Campaign o
fy tho nast month went "Oy-r Th
Top, Fviday April with a t it:
iff' of J1.C86.44. On this ihty the via
held one of its "most enthusiast!
meetings with .Mrs; Kneer.? Ltxtt
t *?Every one ^ as ngn~ -trr w;-ni|l
group ami which individ r. is m.
raised Ov hie host amounts. Th
Reds won over the Whites nr.
the Blues. Mrs. Be!!.1 \ incem
Mrs. J. P. Wakefield and Mrs. )
N. EViuig brought in lirst. >econ
and third highest amounts. [ it
IF - spectvvely.
? . The rally was -a huge siuves:
tlie civd'.t of which is duo large)
jjfc' I, to Lhe. general pnhlie. Ti;,. nn.i
bels of the Culture Club wish t
express their appreciation to ;
persons, chuiehrs, and other <"u
ganizations lYr their suypoit an
It v cooperation.
Tho following arc names of thos
who contributed to this ell'or::
Corporal Henry X. Vincent. .Ji
Station Hospital, Camp Stcwar
& Gd., $5.00.
|V Those who paid $1.00:' Sg
Sr" Dorr, Sgt. $1.50, Sgt. Fhonut:
Columba Ar Base;-Mss Mary M;
Cloud, Mss Ituth Watson. Mr:
[4.. Jula Talley, Miss Mittie Pugl
Miss Sylvia Davis, Rev. Princi
Phyllis Wheatlcy YWCA girl:
I Mrs. Samuel Hr^gins, .Miss Wil
helmina Johnson, Miss Adlin
Johnson, Mrs. Lizzie Bradt'orc
Misses Gilliard and Humptor
Miss Fannio Phelps, Mr. and Mr:
Thos. Dargnn, Mrs. Rosa Ha'ri
Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Stan back, Mrs
H .A 'Thompson, Miss Georgi
Cook, Mrs. Frances Thompsor
Mr. Henry Washington, Mr. H.W
Bradley, Mi*ss Edith Hart. Mrs
Janie Gist, Miss Henrietta Iloozei
Mi8s Jane Kotchen, Miss Porti
Seabrooks and Mrs. Harriet John
. rgon, Winthrop College; a Frierp
Dr. R. W. Mance, Mr. J. H. Lewie
Mrs. C.A. Adams Dr. J.E. Briggs
k"*.V Mrs. R.C. Chappelle, Dr. and Mr;
L.A. Lewie, Mr. and Mrs. G. The
I mas, Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Schum
port, Mr. and Mrs. J. N* Webstci
Mr. Henry Jackson, Georgetown
|,V - ?Mrs. G?orgc Howard. Mrs. J. 1
Beck, Mhss C. K. Knox, Mr, an
Mrt, Lawrence Dnnmorcr; Mr;
' Gladys Teele. Mr<t. Leo la A tkin.su
; MP. W.J. Wilds, Mr. Robert 1
Anderson, Mrs. E. L. Eraser an
Itr. Johrl S. HrtWI; Mr. and Air.
C. W. Madden, Mr. and Mrs. T.ll
\r Jones, Mv. and Mrs. T. G. .ToneMr.
B. Whitemnn, Mr. W. M
Thompson, Mr. David Bethei
L Ma Houston Iteid, Mr. ami .\11
S. N. Middleton, Mr. Arthur Wil
I5ss Demetra Johnson. Mi
Joseph Hope, Mrs. L. Hope, Mr?
S. J. Charley, Mrs, A Tina McCol
mm, Mrs. Matilda Winston, Mrs
?*'* Dorothy Austin, Mr. J. P. Wake
?. Held, Mrs. Albertha Simons, Mi
and Mrs. Joel Hampton, Mr. Hat
jfy Regean, Mrs. Alattte Bayloi
F Mi" David Dttvuult, Miss WHlu'l
pi" ~ aifiui Castor, Mrs. Mary M. Jone
fc? R. N. Evans, Mr. I. P. Star
Mack, Miss Viola doyd, Mrs. H..>
EvdiweU, Mrs. 'Lillian O'Danie
kP*PI W' D ChaPPc0e- Ml- K- F
HE' CaUioun, ,Mr. Shepherd, Mr. R. h
But . Mehhnan. Dr. Sears. Mr. li. I'
Mr:\v? Ad
oor
and Mrs. F. Good
lice
^B^^Joh^jEvang^Mr. and Mr?
Bl^".'" .' y~ ~~~.??: > :??.?.
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f ' tritious. But
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SST MILLING
:?>" COLUMBIA, S. C.
GOES OVER TO?
!OME DRIVE
f ! and .Mr. Allison.
j Thoh o win) paid ."iV: Mrs. Wa
,I j ti p?Bavlor.?Ai)> .?Wiliir?Sniiil
i Mis. .\. J. Collvns. Miss Mr.rtli
v | llnlnril. W'inthrop ColU'vo: M
. . 1 'iv.-?A Hi sun, \ 1r.-.. Mnr;-.- f > \ i r< !
?.'jMis. C. A. Brown. 0. >. r.in! \'i >.
'j j Ann Champion. Dr. ('. .1. Bod
M.Mi's Frank (inry. M ami \lv
i Bcn.i. Batis, Mi-. Richardson. Mi:
. Da morris IVrrin. Mr. Kiidi,. Coi
>' r.Tsli, Ah. T.oonard llazzsud. M
Bmnij Fraziir. Mr. Wlllio. 1
_ Mill's, Air. Frank K. Woodsai
M:v Tlrad Kciicy, -M~.?Akuuw
. Brawn. Mr. Jr.s. Killv. Mr. F.ari
^ cat Redd. A'r. Brnono Flow, v
' rI: s. T. N. a!. Mrs. K;kc\v 11;
A TTO\t.?NMi>T T~y." MM TTTMTTT
d ilnodhiip. Mr. .!<-V liarris m. .to:
".VImc Koicter. .Mr. N. v. P.i. -vd. M
j Ki J. Gaines. .Mr. and M:s.
Brown. MVS. H. il. Mohley, Mr
I. F. Hunt, Mrs. Elisttne iHr.
mons, Mrs. Nancy Nnr.din. M
, Mul .Mrs. Knowlton Goodwin, Mr
Uichbttrjr, Mr. and Mrs. Desk
' Brown, Miss Kay Saxon. Mr. an
. Mrs. Singleton Thomas. Mr. an
Mrs". Cannon ami Mr. Games.
'* Those who paid .$5.00: Mr. E*.
ward McKay, Dr. and Mrs. I!. .-1
Everett. Dr. H. II Cooper. Dr. .*('jA.B.
Johnson. Zion Baptist chure
Miss Mablc Shclton, Aiken; TT
Andrew Simkins, Capitol Theatn
4 Friends; Dr. and Mrs. I'etc
I* Kellev, Conway; Cash. Wesley .5
' church. Women's Division o
Christian Service. Carpenters' IT
ion. Mrs. Gussie !-. MeElnun ra;
,' A Friend; Mr. Glenn Bonnet
Mr. and Mrs. Kobt. Reynold
J Dantzler Bros. Shoe Shon. Cdlun
' bia Beauty and Barber Supjil
Co.. Mrs. Jas. P. Cain, The I.adic
V Guild of St. Luke church.
Those who paid 20c: Mrs. F.t
freiif Lewis. Mrs. Howard Wi
I liams, Mrs. Victoria MeLomon
/ Those who paid 10c: A Prion*
[' Miss Ellen Bookman. Cash.
Those who paid 15c: Mr. Ec
wards, Mr. Allen Tally, Mrs. E
I rice eration ;>;>e, tasn ooc.
j Those who paid 25e: Mrs. Mi
' hie Sreportas, Mr. Gilliam, M
d J. Hughes, Mrs. A. Watson. M
;( J7TT7 Hoy'di'MlTY MargAi-t Mu
. die ton. Mr. Gtr? PRvrrtr Mrs; M:
liah .fackson, Mr. Boiar, Mr!
CosSard. Jllr. FianlcFn. Mi! Ta
iner Wilson, Mr. Wesley Mangun
? Mr, tauter?Binihi Mu, .Bum Mi
j' Gee, "Mr.?nnd Mrs. Win. Browi
Mrs. Bo. knight, Miss Thomasin
r' Thomas, Mrs. W. II. Harvey, M
' Pinekn?v.
Those who paid $2.00: Miss Y
[7 "viatT TfoTI. Mi. TTK. XcTson." Mr
Flossip Dcdmond, Mrs. P.ett
. Roach, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rol
inson. Mi's. Rosa Gadson, Gcorgi
town; Mrs. Suspe Boykin, Can
i__" !en, Mr. J. E. Dickson, a frioni
Waverley Service Station, Mr
^ Zrlla Kindall, Powell's Garap
and Wrecker Service, Mi. Georji
T- JTaaaiton. 1.1 Chapman. Mr. .a:
d IVn s. C rafton. . J""*
Those who paid $1.50: Sgt. Fo:
Alphonso Hickerson, Mrs. T.ila
j Perrin,
d Those who paid 75c: Cash. M
' and Mrs. Arthur Simpson, Mr
''J Rita Gordon. Cash, Mr. and Mr
I I I C 1 L> II
t <.ul|?<ldi IM'-IIN .U
' Hammi'ck.
8 Those who paid 5JJ.ro: Miss .N
L- Hay 'Smcon, Miss fconfsr Hoes
8 Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Roarer
" Bridges Furniture Store. Unit
SC1Mc0 Club, Mr. U. M. 3V<TTinV
Those who paid $.'{.00: F.benc:
er Baptist church, .Mr. John Mi
1 Cray, Mr. and Mrs. M. Baxle;
n Miss Lotiny I?andrum, Winthre
r; CoTTe^.e; M/. and Mrs. WIN. SOW
ter, Etrwp Beauty Baton.i.
Mrs. M. E. Folder $10.00; Ear
j son Missionary Society $10.00; S
I|gj ... _
: :?
dp win J;
\ S
' war
your 1
chen i
V
ousowivos arc taking ra- j >
ride. By making the most
bio foods on hand, thoy arc
to-- the war _ effort and ^
tr is not ratiohocTand BiS"
and Pastries arc very nu*
?BE SU"E tlicv arc baked , I
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~Jci [ fe- ^Je5 ted rt
FLOUR
IN CALCIUM 11
MIN B-1 and IRON
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DISTRIBUTED BY |
I BROS. ;
COMPANY i j
GREENWOOD, S.Ct- t?U
. . - j;
J T J nnuv -jtr-M". F. Clun eh? $2500; e
I 1 iends $15.00; Bethel church ..
i $2:!.U1: lit thlehem Baptist church 1
; .*i'tond Calvary $25.00;
. Mrs. Jaoic flowr.i'd,.Sumter $12.00 j *
The Owls $25.00Allen-Benedict j ^
Court Tenants- . $0.75; ^Schuinpert .
. l.umitr Co.. $12.50; A Friend I '
," $10.00; Friends $0.75; Tht> Owls ^
^ f 1 o.oo; Capital Cits1 L(idyre of Ma- ;
''l *uns $11.00; Maxwll Bros. and
u' > j". inn Fa mi tin- Co. $10.00.
:[* -i?unes Tabci nat-hry church $8.55; ?
"" $5.5-1; Mrs. IT. Green $0.25; Mrs.
*7 I'.'. F. Ci'.lHO'.ill $0.' I); MismVs l.illiF^
M. Tidwoll and Nnncv James $8; . ~
' Misses Nellie and Ruth Chapman: '
$7.50; Friendship Baptist church I ?
o5.25; Second Nazareth Baptist i J
Jmrch $5.50; Mrs. 11. W. Bradlvy i
.t- -s-op'fl; Mr. \V. ('. Johnson?#?.0C^r-|fi
j. M is. Wilhelmina 1'opo $1.0o;
.omnto-fs Dry Goods Store $ 1.-"1.j.
: V-xuanplc-le 1 ij-t -w,U -Pe- pal dish--- d
next week. 1 *
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' GHKENVII.I.E NEWS I"
t 1 ir
1
Tiie revival at .Sprinjrheld Bap- | >
* '.st chur.-h i.s quite a success. Dr. .
Ai.'iiey ot Aiken is a wondet- { a
. -.1 speaker. Baptism will bo on I 1
v.j.tiay evening at 0:.'?0. There be |?
u Easier pio-ji am at Springfield f ?
uipti-.; ch.rih. Easter Rumi-iv ?
| ijrht. The palni? is invited.. * I *
' I Pvt. ami Mrs. Ollis Griffin of J|
b lirmiiwham. Aii. is slopping atrr
^ he hm.'u- of Mr. and Mrs. H. 1\ | '
' 'liimir :n :'.inl Kit old ?tret w+M4e--m-?
1 'le i'ity, Pvt. Grifl'io is stationed
1 t t: e Greenville Army Air Base.
'' Mr. antes Pen'rson of Washing1
on. 1). ('., was tin- week end
Til M] . HTfiT~Mfsl it Young. s,
1 The ntanv friends of Mrs. p
G Magus on Itrov.n street will be d
t rlad to know she is able to sit' u
s n after Iving sick a few weeks. ,
> '* ey 'none how soon she will ho
j, in.
'> M(; :> M.u'y <, Harbor of .State '*
ollego, Orangeburg, was the week
i- nd truest of her mother Mrs. Ma- ,
l- hoi Harper on Glover street. She ,
?. 5 the nicer of Mrs. I,. Pates Fos- ^
I. or of Glover street.
Mr and Mrs. I o<? Alexander ami 1
1- uvughter are living at 100 A F.lp
ord street now.- ll
i. BROOKLYN NKWS ! h
\[ J On April loth Mrs. Ren a Poll
I j -ikaid tmd Mrs. Mattie Ban A!st_
| tnn_o4'- r-44ee?+ery-strret hart
I oveTy birthday party. At '.PflO
Y~ -heip tip. g'tn'sls TuTPved: 3THT
Mary IV><4-of New York City was
__ _Lo: in ile ??for ton evonintfi Tho-w
a ipaitntont was beautifully deeo- .
at'-d with flowers of the season. 1
'They played games and danced 'i
ntii eveiyone was satisfied. As o'
l" he gut sts entered the living** N
ooni c ocktails. Mors d' ottveres i
y were served by. Mrs. Alston. The'1
ruest- were NIr. and Mrs. Green, |
Mr?. F.lla Merritt, Miss Iatcinda
\ Whitakar and Mr. Leonard D. )
Smith of New York City; Mr.
* .Jam s Kimble and his friend of
'' Jamaica, I.. L; Mr. James hfcnrght
,e \r. vi u? ?..i-1.:- *? * "
..... ... ,\mh)h', .>ir. jamas wii- I
^ eon, Mr?Envtry MeCuLliri, Pfc. I *r
ChaiTTe Harnett, Alt'. James Cole-j (
* njjn. Mr. Kugenc. Little and Clar-r
* '-iffii' f John a ltd Lillian. ^
r. At 12 o'clock the guests wore '
caller) t'> the dining room; the ta
s. bl(. v. as beautifully decorated. The i
1. centerpiece btrmjr a beautiful 5- .
pound birthday cake. Everyone's ?'
plate was larlen with chicken sal- 1H
* ad on lettuce with Spanish stuff- ni
* cd oTTvt s, water ci ?st ? nd Ritz
s> cracker..- on the side. Everyone
A I had their choice?at?drinks?from V
water to wine. There were lots of i
T'~ presents foi both Mrs. Rikard and 11
L'* Mrs. Alston. Everyone renortjed
!' ,i joyful time.
,p di
r Mrs. Florence W dclr nnrt Mrs. t s
Mttry Ryrd spent the week end | B
1- in Philadelphia with their uncle i tl
t. Mr. Byrd. I
t
. 5.
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THE PALMETTO
I-A l RKNS NEWS
klhel A. M. K. Church
lev. I.. <\ Uutlcr, Castor
Sundry was another lovcty day
or church growls. At TO.JO Sunday
chool began with Asst. ?Supt.
ItCoy and teachers at their post,
ifter a timely discussion of th#
?Sson in the classes a beautiful
eview was given _l>v Miss Mattie
I. Duckett.
?After?St ndry-school we listenel
to a very intellectual sermon
y the pastor from the subject:
"hardiness a Sign of Christianity
lany visitors were present and
cknow killed.
In the afternoon IIev Yuung.
nd his choir were with us. Rev.
"oung preached a noble sermon
rhich was for the benefit of some
f the clubs.
Miss Jennie V. McMorris o t
Ireenvillj. is visiting Mrs. Sarah
hni.th and Miss Delia Thompson.
--Mr.- Q. D. Oliphant?who has
ecu a patient in the Vetreans'
losphal Columbia is home to the
lelight of his many friends, he is
ooking fine. Mr.
ami Mrs. James Holland
ovally entertained the members
f the K. (). Social Club Monday
light.
Miss Matti,. Lee Mathis. a stulent
at State College, Orangeburg
^ spending this week with pernts
Rvv. and Mrs. J. W. ftTathis.
dr. William Mathis a student at
lenedict I <dleg0 Columbia spent
he w.ek end with his parents.
Mrs. Rosa I.ee Butler spent the
veek end in Jrmp with he.r mothr
Mis. Maggie Jones and family.
:t. Paul Baptist Church
tew. ir. B. Moon, Pastor
-Sunday -sehwL wax well attend-.
<1 and the lesson taught in the
arl*oits classes by loyal teachers,
lood music added much to t h e
cneral?program.
Rev. P. S. Hicdcs preached two
oul stirring sermons and halleluuhs
were heard at morning and
venire services. Collection jmod.
Th<. church is l\fippy to know
)eacon Q. 1). Oli-phant who has
ecu a patient in the Veterans'
lospital is homo again, much imrovod
in health.
We sympathise with Ttoaconess
illie Bellt> Crane ^whosy father
nssod last week.
Rev. Bowman is still preaching
iuh night with spirit and power,
he church is truly being revived.
Mrs. Pavthenia And.iwon who
-as- one of tip, charter members
f our church is very ill we regret
:> repot*
Mis. ;M.. C. Whiter.er vivited in
rt n\ illy last Wednesday.
The name of Miss Mildred O.
uhnsort of" Mt llins was uninten- .
onaally omitted from the visityg
beauticians. Miss Johnson i s
lways a welcome guest in our
Mr. Porter Garrett was given
?Ku.Ti-irr:"- - ; . %* - .
mi jiiiriy aionciay nignt
t his horn? on Carolina St. Many
rii-nds asd neighbors brought
if is and best wvshes. 1
Mrs. C. C. Kudgens was among
V many entertaining Rev?~ Moon
nd his guest at a beautifully apointed
dinner party Monday.
Irs. Hudgens had as guests He v.
nd M.rs E. Wright, Miss. Rosa
hepherd. Mrs. Mary Whitoner,
liss Dorothy Loo .Jackson, the
astor and Rev. Bowman. We
on't believe she has even heard
f rationing.
BALTIMORE, MD? NEWS
By Mrs. L. G. Douglass
The S. S. S. club will have its
fcona puny (>n April it>, 04y \\ .
fiddle street. Mrs. L. * Wilks. is
lie president. Next meeting' will
e at 237 X. Rchroeder St. Visiirs
are welcome.
Mt. Hebron Baptist choir world,
ped with Rev. MeDnniel. Rev.
. IT. Matthews rendered service.
Mr. John B. Gore the son of Mind
Mrs. Alexander Gore, Jr., left
31* camp recently. Pvt. Butler
lore, another son is in New Oralis.
.V?rs. Irene Boler, Mrs. MeClenon
are getting the children ready
31* Raster program also Mrs.
eno Stewart.
The Glenn L. Martin plant air
raft and the Edtrewood arsenal
nail parts assembly here, laved
IT ove,. 300 colored women. The
,'tprr "Baltimore Citizen League >s
T-tahe the matter irp with the O,
.A.
The sick arc Mrs. Gunthrop,
ev. Mr. Neal. Mrs. Kt'fl tllllifthia '
ad Mrs. Mollie D. Gore
Mr. Heyward Anderson is in the
ty visiting his niece at the home
r \f p \r??c Walfnv Pnlor
'. Calhoun a treat. Mr. Anderson
, n (Teaebh of MIT PilgrirrI :n Coimbin,
S. C.
NEW PLEASANT GROVE
Rec. J. C. C'wans. Pastor
Pelzer, S. C.?The S. R. is movg
along nicely under the super tendency
of Deacon W. S. Meek
is aTi staff ot off jeers. The lea-in
was enioyed by all present.
Sunday, 11th being our Supt.
iithday the Sunday school gave
im as a present for his active
^rvicc a subscription of six mos.
i the Leader Mr. Meekins has
pen assistant Sunt, and Supt.
nee he was IS years of age. He
(?0 years On , but seems to be
:ucn younger.
Miss Jessie Tyoe Meekins, daugh*r
of Mr. and Mrs. l\V. S. Meekis
was honip for the week. end.
[isu Meekins is a student of State
dlege, Orangeburg.
The Gospel chorus under the diction
of Mrs. B. P. Oobb is ren:-ring
service in a number of pro
rams'. They went t0 Oeda-r ffrraptist
rhurch Sundny night and
leir music was enjoyed by all.
B. F. Garrett, reporter
? / . M.jk\
LEADER
WANTED! I
A Licensed Beautician. Pi-one
01 write Mis. Annie Workman's I
Beauty shop, liL'b Taylor Street. I
Phone (51SSL Columbia, S. C. j
ABBEVILLE NEWS
>11. Pleasant Baptist Church
Rev.'T. L. Duckett, Pastor
Sunday ft.hooi w:s fine with
SupL anil leac'ois at their post
of duty. Senior class N'o. 2 won
the banner. Total ...number of pupils
nroscnt 17. Collection S.'l.eo
At 1^ o'ciocl; our pastor as usual
preu.dicd a wonderful sermon,
taken?from?Hrrf?chapter-of John
10th verse. After which the Holy
Communion was sewed.
Mi'/ond Mrs. George Strot or of j
W"?c Shoals spent th? wo^k end I
with parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Stvo
ther.
Mrs. Bessie Owerts and son of
-New York -City spent, -the- week h
end with her sister and uncle.
FREE HOPE AMK Clft RCn
Rev. B. J. Finklea. Pastor
Blythewood?Scrvic? bepan Sun
day at the usual hour by the pastor.
He. chose for his text: Speak
the Word only and my servant
will bt? healed. We pot a lesson
from this text.
After service we had si s.c- |
.'ess! id rail v. We nsui six 1-TTTt:i :-,w I
Their names and amousts arc as
follows:
Mrs. Peg-pie Cloud $1.05
Miss Pearl Wnpcs 5.78
Mrs. Haltic* Wages K.00
Mrs. Kstelle Garrett 12.25
-Mrs. -Ophelia Arthur 15.75'
Mrs. -Maude--Mvers -r iG.27
Total $62.10
There were three prizes ffiven
r/y tht. pastor to the three with
two visitors -from Columbia and
two?from Killmns.
liA RN WF.1.1. NEWS
The many friends of Mr. F. W.
Reid, prominent contractor ol
Barnwell, will reojiee t<( learn
that he has recovered front his illr.ess,
and^s Tfohio from the hospital.
Tie Bethlehem Baptist church
'..( 11 will be ringing "Hannv Birth,
lay-' from April lzth through 18th
celebrating her VCth anniversary.
Her doors are ajar for a pre a.
reception and many fru"n<ls are
.vlis. K. S. Alien was hostess tc
Uplift Federated club lust
Tuesday evening at th*3 Bcthlcheiv.
TTtgh school. After the busines;
part of the meeting a delicious
nurse of ice cream and cake was
served.
7Mof.-K. S. Allen and Mrs. AF."
A, Duncan were representativesto
the Woman's Auxiliary eonventi(\n
held with the Miller Swamp
Baptist i church Saturday.
School closing exercises have al
ready begun at Butler higi" school
last Monday night the fu st and sec
nd giades staged very effectively,
an operetta entitled "Petei
Rabbit," Monday night. April 11
another operetta will .01110. befor
the audience entitled "Spring it
the* Season of TTanpincss".
Miss I.ila J. Lytic, a teacher of
the Bethlehem hiirh school spent
the week end in Alabama.
DUE WEST NEWS
Hew. Benjamin J. lover deliver
vi in hi instructive mesbanon
AME church at both the
I morning .and evening services
on last Sunday. Those present
were very much encouraged T?y
these timely gospel messages. i
Mrs. Addfie R. Ellis of Ml. Zion
Prebsyterinn ehur.h \vas present
at the mbrninp hourof worship I
"and made encouraging remarks.- j
At 3:30 in the afternoon the Rev
Mr. Glover accompanied by the
choir and a largo percent of the
membershhip at St. Mary Bnpt.
lurch of which the Rev. L. E.
Daniels is pastor. Again the Rev.
Mr. Glover brought a very line
message. This service was spon-"
sored by the trustees of the
church and a nice amount was
raised.
At Mt. Zion Presbyterian church
the Rev. Mr. Flack of Riack'sburg
-was the speaker^nd-it?very?fine
service. .was...hold?Rov. &. L MeAdams
and the member.. of this
church are moving along nicelv.
Pfi. Bi v111 Piuill. flf g.llllll), SU'W
r.rt Ga. was guest of 1iis par- I
HANDLE
Your clothing is too preri
"tender mercies" of any
establishment! IDEAL hi
ite since 102U r.nd ran no
-satisfied mifitflmevs.?We '
Plain DRESSES
CLEANED
IV
s
a | r Claane
(Next to
1427-1# iUMtER S
i*iits Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Pruitt
a few days ngo.
Pvt. tYnyman Latimer who is stationed
in a camp in Virginia spent
several days recently with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. I.onnio Latimer.
PlV. Samuel Brownloe returned
on last Tuesday to Fort Knox,
Ky.. after spending several days
here with purents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Daniel Valentine is still imoroving
in health. He is able to
be seen in his accustomed place
on Sunday in -?t. Mary church.
Misses Margaret and Geneva MeAdains
returned to New York City
during last week after several
weeks stay here with their parents
Mr. and Mrp. O. L. McAdams.
ZION CANAAN HA IT. CHlUCIl
Rev. M. P. Pearson. Pastor
Route 1, Box 174, Columbia?It
was a- real -delight to oave -mrt?pas"lor
back with us aftcr an absence
of three weeks last Sunday. Tic
was present for Sunday school, ae
ompanied by his father Rev. F
rearson.
The pastor delivered an excellent
sermon at Tnornina: service.
Miss? Florence Kellyv formerly a
nu'iiil':1!'. of Hound Top Baptist
e.1 urch joined us after the sermon
The pastor's father pave us a tine
sermon in the a.'terpoon. Total
olleelion $7(5.17.
eiitly nut-chased a war bond. The
school.is making splendid orojrros
because of the cooperative spirit
that exists in the community.
Gladys Butler, reporter
! ST. PETE It A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev! C. I>. Cook, Pastor
Rev. Cook preached a beautiful
-Sermon last?Su nday ami admirrDtered
the I.ord\! Supper'to u tyo"dly
number.
Mrs. Sally Gray is ironic from
Winston-Salem visiting her parents,
the Clarence Crumptons. She
will join her husband at Detroit
April lit. Mrs. ilattie C. Williams
spent Sunday at home with hoi
narcnts. Mr. and Mrs. C-?)yin A !:
Daniels and "family of WinstonSalem
are here visil'im* thoiv jlaren(?.
the Tom Crumblins.
Preston Ilic! nrdson suffered a
broken foot a l" '\v days a^o. TTe
"as bioue-ht home from the Co'umbia
hospital Stindov. Mrs.
\f'-TPv K."TTTnnhtin". ami Sum It..11
). r prayers.
Afrrvfi:irnh Ylmn: psOn :nwl hoty
.?! (?' J.ere visiting her parents the
Allen Richards, Sr.
RLACKSBl'Klt NEWS
Bethel CM E Church
?St S. was?enjoyed.?Rrv. J. !>
'aekson is doino- line at t. is writnjr.
We are glad that All s. A. F.
V'ade jc no ajrain.
Mrs. Alary L. Canrr. :e has ieumed
after snendiivti- the v.eoh
lid with her ski; hrothev.
Airs. Pacini- Al. <"lamr
Ji.ss Sadie Moore, Mrs. (Janet'Ken
ie were Sunday evening quests of
U'v and Airs -L. Rutherford. '
i Mr. Willie Woods was the Sun'ay
truest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Burrs.
The second quarterly conference
was held at Albert Chapcd M. F hurch
Sunday, April 11. The pre
idintr elder Rev/ Samucd Jackson
" resided. Ho was accompanied bv
Rev. O. S. Sawyer of GafTney. A
verv fervent V>c.;j- of song service
and sermon from Rev. Jackson af e*
which a brief report was ui?-eii
for all. Quite a number of visitors
were present. Rev. M. B
Ratldv has gone t' e second mile in
' ringing results that befov seemed
impossible.
Pvt. Andrew Hardin is visiting
bis relatives and friends. He is d.i.
tinned at Smyrna, Tenn. He was
bdiehtfully entertained by his mother
Mrs. A.'C. Black and sistoi
Mrs. Daisy O. Wenthe.rs. A sMad
course was served. Ten relatives
| and friends were present Hp re|
ed this week to his post.
pl'rinitv AMF. Zion Church
Rev. J. I). Gladden, Pastor
S. S. was at the usual hour and
the lesson was well disbusswb
Rider Cohen brought the message
trhhh wus~ enjoyed by~aH: It was
?The?Holy?Sncrarrrrrt
Was administered. Total eoRejtions
for the dav S40.4f? Wo ar3
pt'MIII? HIMIfr Ulie uhdJr the leadl
'ership of the pastor.
'1THCARE! j
ous to be entrusted to the
but an expert cleaning I
is been Columbia's favor
int wi*th pride* to scores of
^hniwllp wllh cine'"
tar's /ll |P
HITS IVV
frs & Hatters
County Courthouse)
T. Off. YMCA. PHONE 9932
1
HOOKER WASHINGTON TO |*
PRESENT SEVEN EAST
WORDS OF CHRIST"
Sunday oveninjr, April IS at ,|<
a p.m. at the Johnson's Auditorinn
'the Music Department o i'
Booker Washington2* -will - present
' some excerpts from The Seven
Last Words of Christ. Participat- >
injr will be the Roys' and Girls'
clubs. Soloists for the occasion
~"are Hattie Davis, soprano. James
- Jackson, baritone, . iVilhort- -Cook
1 : ml Theodore ITunfer. tenor.
M,iss F. E. Thompson will direct
the choru? of more than HO
voices.
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Lincoln Memorial y
Park, Inc.
Columbia's New
CEMETERY
" RESERVE SINGLE AND
FAMILY PLOTS NOW
L. F. SCOTT, Mtfr.
Phone 2-4765
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MADAM C ECIL ~
First 'lime in Slate, County
or City
. I will toll you just
train the. love of
__the one you most desire; control
or influence the actions of anyone,
even though miles away, (iuar:
antee success where others fail
MADAM CECIir
All Hnsiness Confidential
j?*?Hours:?1-fl?ar?r:?fo?9?p.m.
| Permanently located in 2nd Pullt.man-Trailer
on left side of High- ?
|-war No. 1 ranting out of Columbia
l ne\t tn Airs Poland's (jrnr. Slorr
j Open Sundays NY. ('oluni!,in, S. C.
I 50c Special Readings for a short
| time only!'
j Poro Beauty School I.ocated
at 24S1 Millwood Ave *'**
BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling
?Croqxrlnolling, Finger Waving.
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching. Manicuring,
Massaging, Hand
Molding, Anatomy an^"
Electricity. Si
PHONE "5087 D
st
Ar.nie M. Pope T. Malone, Pres
VYilhelmina C. Pope, Instructor
Waverly Esso Station *
Cor. PINE & TAYLOR STS ?
Make This Your Headquarters
For Complete
ONE-STOP SERVICE r
Cars Washed 73c
j Guaranteed Esso Lubrication 73c
I I 2
Car Simonized $1.50 .
I ol
Tire Repair 50c up w
Telephone 9518 <
Jasper Caldwell, Manager
Brown's Lunch Room
1 A11 T Anv OTOPPrp
i .?n i ?> r? r< i )
I Good Home Cooking A
Specialty
1 Prompt and Courteous Service - ^
1 Reasonable Prices ^
Open each Night Until Mid- i ,
night.
Mrs. \V. L. Brown, Proprietress I
I mmmammmmmmmmmtfammm
t LEEVY'S FUNI
Undertaking and Embalming
LADY ASSISTANT
AMBULANCES
ANYTIME ANYWHERE
Superior Equipment
Superior Service
?SLOGAN?
LOWER PRICES
No Deflerviiic Poor Refused
t8Tt TAYLOR ST. COLUMBIA
<f \
1
Saturday. April 17, 194.'}
PLAYING
TODAY and SATl'RDAY
JAN MILTON
ENNETT ? BERLE
M A RG IN
FOR ERROR
AT THK
csnns
0
IAPPY GO LUCKY
MARY MARTINDICK
POWELL
RI DY V A LI.EE
V*-. IB Til# ?TD? . AliAk.1 *iAA
^^mjl^CTTrTrTT:T*^
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
S l N I> A Y?WEDNESDAY
i^wmcu
WE SERVE"
With
NOEL COWARD ?\
one'IAI UAV MrS _?
VITAMIN V ?\TABLCTS MB|- VJ
'T'HTNIC of it?! Vo'jr niin *
imuni dully requirements' ^ _
of A up) l> Vitamins or of JL-Jr y?j/
fublot. lUnrmBiT KjrrrJU \
the nuino ONK-A-UAV If \-"-'r - ,
PSfex'^ NERVINE
*t tS- no Ti-.:,.^ t: nerves make 1-7
P"'/ ' > AMW '-'joti Wnketul, Cranky,
Li?7 ; * Kestlcss? Dr. Mites Nervine
Cay r y( k lViv ioii. Cot it ut your drug
jMr "Xp'.oro. "Hmd ithrtt?i? and?
/ 9 UJO otiiy us tRrWteir. :?
Alka-ScfiA>.'r|fcM
VT' HF1N Ileudactte, Mus- i^3e^T/5
*? cuiar I'.iins or Sir.iple ul *iZ
Neilrutcin. Distress after II,
Mmls, Cab oil Stomach. or I \ ^?/"*
"Morninjf After" interfere B Y*"f\
tviih your work or spoil I fl 1 \
-your- f;m~try Alka-Scltzcr. j| (|' -J
? T II E ?
NEW COZY INN
The Most Attractive Cafe
in tiic City
WtU Serve Vou With Lunches
imlwiches, Beer, Wine, Cold
rinks of every kind. Call and
ie for ^yourself.
Reasonable Trices to All
1 :>0'J HARDEN STREET
Mrs. Cornelia Osbie Cray,
Proprietress
COLl'MIDA'S NEWEST
AND FINEST NIGHT CLUB
rHE SAVOY CLUB
LOCATED ON THE OLD
WINNSBORO ROAD
!2 Miles from the City Limita
t Eau Claire. The Savoy Club
as formerly known as the Paletto
Grill.
sea Foods, Chicken and Steaka
A speciality
We cater to private parties
nurl PliiKa
Lrs. Lula. E. .Xiks,..Prapri?lre3?__
v-wX-v i-X- Ivi-i-l*
Mollie's Cafe and
Beauty Shop
irst Class?Best of Service
Reasonable To AU
nnn mmrir FV?rrr nntit 'M'i/4
T VI J xyuj UUU1 ATAiVt"
night. Appointments'Filled /
Phone 2-789f> ~ ' J
191G BLAND1NG ST.
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RAL HOME j ~
I. S. Le?vy, Mrt.
PHONE 238T5
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