Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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( ^ ? ^P|p^" r v f >mJ . v ^^IT' JM Bf" " . i^H &: i I r^IMw^S I iiwaw DUE WEPT NEWS The Due 'West churche* enjoyed fine services on lust Sunday. A'l Mtr Lebanon Rev. Benjamin -JT Glover based i.isu message on the ? triumphant?entry <4- ?into Jerusalem. A striking and time Ijy message wa, heard. At Mt. Zion Presbyterian the Rev. E. L. McAdnms brought a tin mettttngp In the afternoon a club rally was held aiul SI-111.110 was 1 raised. At St. tyr~Ppr. h. E. Daniels spoke to the congregation in a VCiy?fuicefLil manner?and?ealir one present was edified. >fr. \V. E. Vaus0 left_ several days ago for Washington. 0. C.. ~T ? where he has gone to ply hi< trad jks a..brick mason. Hp writes, that he has begun work and is getting along fine. -J Sgt. JanveS -Franklin of -the .U. ^ S. Army is spending a furloug" vrith his parent,,- Mr. and Mrs. !.. Gary Eranklin. yon Butler of Camp Cordon ami Pvts. Anderson Aiken and YivFt. Benning, respectively, are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs . -? Jitalter Aiken_and Mr. and Mrs Eugene Butler. Pvt, Hugh -Tolbcrt. of_.-Ca;r.r.. Gordon was a week end visitor o' His wife during last week. Pvt. Robert Young of Ft. Me Clellan, Ala., .writes that he igetting on well in the army. The Mornine Star club of M Lebanon A ME c hurch held it weekly meeting at th<> home o Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Brown lpe during last week and a *:n< meeting was" held. Mrs. Annie J. Girrett is president. . The funeral of Mrs. F.lia Woods rr- was" held at Springfield Baptist Church on last Friday at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Pastor. Rev. Cherry assisted by Dr. J. H. Toatley of Chesterfield: Rev. Mr. Jones. Rev. Max Whittington of Jenkii.svillc I arid others. Mr.-. Wood* was fa^v. tally in lured >n an automobile r? wreck'while returning from tro bedside of her daughter Miss Irer.c - ?? l' ^ u 9. l> Since t pet; I' Days....! L PROI BS :> K Nearly a half century ago Kg^t K ... when the boree and JJr? o u g g y wee the principal Hp-;,v C touroi of transportation; whqp city atrreta were light' -- will. cobble ttontt,.-. ..fife North r ' Carolina Mutual bad it* K. btrth. Tboaa ware truly pioneer Ht rot VICTORY wlHi ft/ H Worth Carol Wm^: Life Insurai fd_Y Durhom< N< 11 PLEASE THE GOOD i This year ^ * tions ther< rationed, plenty o* IfiV Cakes anc keep the ! GROCER" V (Enriched I.ADLUH e>a I '/ Kick VITAK | I MILLED AND D ' ALLEN MILLING < COLUMBIA, S. C. who was recovering from an opcr- i ation for appendicitis at u hospi- 1 lal in Columbia. Sh<. was a devout Christian and an ideal mother and wife. She was as a shinT" intr light in this community and -dec?lu-Ufhiuus, .and acquaintancescan but rise and call lev blessed. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Jackson Woods; seven sons and four daughters. Her lif0 was a splendid pattern of living. STi account of the passing uf Mrs. Cynthia Benson will appear in next week'.. paper. 1E it IS A I.KM DOTS Due to unfuvoi?iblo weather the i. S. attendance was somewhat .invited. We wish to invite* yon to ittVmt our -vt>g;tlai* monthly-serenes Sunday, April 25th. Wo nave a wonderful speaker. We are very happy to greet Mrs uttvis Thomas {titer spending .1 .ecksj in Marion with son and aughter." She teports an enjoy.ble stay. Mrs. G. A. Kenncr is vacationi.g for three weeks in Jackson. .jilt*. tla,. I'isitirUi relatives and rionda. iott Naggles herv visiting friends ,nd relatives from Fort Huachua. itizor.a. The school is still making pro:e.?R under the supervision of .r. \\. F. Hickson and teachers. Th.. "Community Canery" is golOu percent. Look for the amps of contributors in the next -sue. Mr. W. F. Hickson, vocaimal agriculture supervisor of i jiupressive uismct -No. 10, i* the | nstructor. Every progressive family near by and in tne commuii. ity really think it is an asset to the cominur.ty and is very grateful to" Mr. Hickson for being so aide awake and interested in our community. He really doesn't let uny thing pass. May v.g always ! r,' abi(. to kep a man who is as 'efficient as Mr. Hickson. Vera Kenner, reporter ? ; r )? P^'| 3==? iii'1 11 ' *.loneer Providing ECTION daya. Then our major asact wu faith In the future, and PAITH In th* loyalty of our people. That faith haa been mora than Justified, and today North Carolina Mutual tanda as a Deacon light In a financial ntonn to thou** ends and \ Dusanda of Satisfied Policyholders. tQE . . Buy War Bond* Use* una nwiuai tee Company >rth Carolina mmmmmrnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m w? 1 11- j ihjjar, ? iiv ; FAMILY WITH BREAD because of war restrice are a lot of things we *e cannot get. But there ts of Flour and it's not So -serve your family F hot Biscuits, Bread, 1 Pastries. It will help to spirits up. JY WAR BONDS ^able-^Jested FLOUR IN CALCIUM UN B-1 and IRON IKTRIBUTED BV I BROS. COMPANY GREENWOOD, S. C. mmmmmmmmmmmS . RJIHiE SPRING NEWS The i committee composed o f .Mrs. T. M. Henderson, Mrs. Mary 41roadna.\ and .Mrs. Keita H. Marshall for the Easier jreogranv arc leal busy yet tiny: things ready for Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. .Jamec D. Hammond and son of Florence spent the wet!; end home. Mrs. Marion t'heatem spent the week end m Columbia visiting C'resswell. ?? " Ridge Hill High-School. V lar-'r,- crowd enioved very much the operetia title "On The "j Koad to Moonlight Town" from ' the fir.st.-fourth grade, Friday , night, the teachers in charge were .Misses Crawford, Wells, StcCullum. Williams and Mrs, Toomer. The following musical inclined ' students played in chapel Monday: ! Mioses Clarussa Hightower, Maxie Hammond Geneva Holstqn. Josenhine Mitchhell and Mr. William 1 Merritt. Tt e oth. Oth and 7th grades will 1 present their commencement play , Friday night title "The Inn of the (iolden Geese". The lollowing TTaTSTe students ~ will appear in the Oratorical con- 1 Test oh May 4th: Mary Williams, Rosa Williams, Christono Brown, C.jrtU Bell. Rosa Iiroadnux and Mahel Davis. Everyone i? invited to help fill the high school auditorium May UOth. to witness the high school commencement play title "Step! on it Stan". Mabel V. Davis, reporter KBKNKZKR A. M. K. CHURCH uev. v. wiison, I'astor Charleston?Services were very good all day. The attendance was fine. It seemed like everybody tried to come out on Palm Sunday. Our pastor preached a noble sermon for the occasion. His subject was "The Heavenly Marcb". It was a great sermon. Many souls were made to rejoice. The. Sunday school was conducted at the usual hour by the Assistant Supt., Mr. Paul Taylor. All of the teacher, and scholars were at their post of duty. The Sunday Tchoo)-lesson was reviewed by the pastor. At 7:.'50 p.m. -the Hevj Sister Julia Mills an evangelist of "Washington. D. C? brought -us another trvcat message on the subject .?Prayer". It wn, ..very inspiring^ Seven persons joined during the day. Our Spring rally is now TTT?ftll uf tin kudoen and nuini. bevs arc working very hard t make it a great success. We are hoping to go over the top. Our great revival meeting is now going on. It is being conducted by the Rev. Sister Mills. . Many souls are being saved. Pray that our church will still mdve on with great success, VARNVIIiLE NEWS Sunday night .'.-loRed the Ave night revival meeting at fJlunt i.hapwi?CMbi?ci ut'f h, which was more than a success Rev. E. A. Johnston nastot of St. Martin 'church conducted the meeting. T feel sure that everyone enjoyed his message*. On the sick list: Mrs. Sallie "M. Jenkins and Mr"- Euel Gatitt both .liave been patients of the hospital taving undergone operations Iwhieh were a success. Both ore at homo doing fine. I am convinced that mules don't mind working for farmers or business men. 'We?have bought more mules in our town in the. Past month than within the past five years. If it takes them to raise a Victory garden,, T am sure that Vartvvillc can supply at least one <ot~^Uncle's" igpgOst camps with vegetables. TRank* to the OP A for not rationing them. Adam Major reporter _ THE, 1'A.LMff] MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. 1{. J. Lemon, Pastor Charleston. S. C.?The serv begun with the junior church i ducted Ly the pastor. At the o'clock service I)r, S. It. Higg president Allen university wag speaker. Dr. Iliggins thrilled largo audience with his sermon the "Entry into Jerusalem". ' sneaker dwelt dlpon fh^ highlljj in the life of Christ just prloj His crucifixion, and made a w tal picture that will last in memories of those \v'o had" pleasure to listen to it. Mi visitors were in attendance, mong them was Mrs. Ma Causy, the daughter of the.1 Bishop \V.. \V. Beckett. The marks made by Mrs. Causy \v [ enjoyed in no small way. The ening sermon was delivered Rev. \V. T. Murray. He sp< from St. Luke 19:35 using at theme-'-'A - Day's Work at J< cho". ^Th(' ^sennons^at both s Easter season an 1 the events le; ing up to ti a* season. There v one accession at the evening s vice. Dr. W. T. Murray will o tinue our revival during the w< preceding Easter. On Tuesday. Anril 27. bqr~Tl pipe organ will be dedicate^ w apjiropriate services. The me bers of Morris Brown arc j^s proud of their accomplishment the matter of erecting one of i finest pipe organs In our city. T is especially true as It relates the obtaining of the necessary n i?i'ial to do the work under pr i i : 1: * \x9 eni v1111c- a?iminuiis ? ^ c see the reality of the saying, Tring of beillltv, is a joy forove Dr. fty-fr-Lemon and the nien'.h over the completion of what se cd at one time, an impossihili 1JAJINWELL NEWS More .than a dozen churches fectively participated in the 7( anniversary service* of the Re lehom Baptist church last we The churches were divided it groups?for each -night's servi thus affording a different minis! for each night. Opening cererm ies began Sunday morning at t usual service hour and a brief h tory of the church wa? given Mrs. Rosa L. Rice. Annivcrsn sermon by Rev. R. R. Mabry, mc ei;Vtor Storrrr-ffranch Baptist as ciatictn. Dinner was served o\ at?thc_Kall_on church prontis At o'clock the services were i>f nrp> nf the auxiliaries and t large gathering reassembled witness a dramatization, entitl "The Women at the Sepulchri (The Risen Lord) under- the < rection of Mrs. M. A. Duncan. After this beautiful dramatis tion, short addresses were giv by the pastors of the Ruptist a M. E. churches (white). Spec music wac furnished by grou troni uuller and nethletem hi schools. Sunday evening1 8:30 Rev. Za Town send preached from 2nd PI 3th verse. After this wonderJ message, Prof. K. S. Allen sang solo and Mrs. M. A. Duricatrre ?n_oriipnal poem entitled "Beth hem the PioneerR Praytr". 1 to Sunday night the anniversa eollectioii amounted to $250. From the anniversary offerin that are still coming In it is 1 lieved that we'll reach the $3 mark. We must say truly t Lord has been with us and ble ed us. Our - hearts go out thanks to the many friends a members who responded so be: tifully to our call. a ou,i;o?/.a ?7r $80 gathered last night at 1 Bethlehem Baptist church to h( th-e Capital City quartet singi only to be disappointed. Th< famous singers were to appear interest of the Uplift Federal club with Mrs. Ilettie A. Glos as sponsor. Funeral services were eondu ed 3:30 at Rosmary Bapt. chui for Mr. B. J. Myers age 27, w was drowned in Charleston on work Friday. His survivors elude father and mother four * tors and one brother, other re tivos and a host of friends v mourn his lost. OW ?7 m* I*)"#* - sSg li UAWIW, *8wWi . <JU %? -?r? mMHMTtON MAT AHy OTH* > ^ l&TC ?.._ . ::cs'-wvr4 ; ??T no lEAvm ~ ~ K?iON BAPTIST SUNDAY (SCHOOL ONK OF THE BEST The Home Dep't. of the S. S. is doing ni.cly under the leaders..ip ices of Mrs. Catsic Simpkin. Splendid on- reports are made monthly front 11 this department. The classes of ins, the S. S. are in contest. Classes the leading in amount raised are !>r. tht* I;. H Hallman and Mrs. Bertha on Taylor. Deacon Supt., Wt\ Ponds The was at his post at the P. S, hour . to splendid review was given hv ot-r ion- pastor. At 11 :30 our pastor gave the: us an inspiring sermon which was the Try suitable for the occasion this nnv being Palm Sunday, lie used as a A- t..>t St. Matthew 24:10: "Who Is ttie This?" The audience was well ato 'benefited. Throughout the 'week re- Rev. Jenkins wdt speak on subore .ieets suitable for our "pre-Eastor ev- services. by ' The meeting of the N'AACP was oke held at the church Sunday at 4 ; a1' r'clock. At S o'clock our pastor ;ri- brought another soul stirrin?r metier snge. Throughout the day fie the choiiv gave c\.client iTfTTt 0\"(l\i ad- services ras 1st Set. Ivory J. Brown sner.t or- the-week end nt home and accomon oanied the choir. Jek JVlesdames ' Dora Cunningham >ml Maggie Kinsler have returned CW" to tkc church after Benvf-Uhr?? TfRi Mrs. .Testinn Brown ?? >>ntiimin<r i.i- hoiu^ at Smoak* for an indefinite tly stnv. in Our Supt. of th" S. S. the Mr. John Wilson is ill at the his ,.i??*'-cemaHt.nn W'nvcrly hospital. Among our visitors was Pvt !ia- Fred Pressloy. Jacksonville. Fla. os- All auxiliaries will meet at the un church this week on account of ??A the pro-Easter services. r'? Mi'ti 1). H. Williams reporter ers ItlAl 'XEltCI^F Hh' '? J"nT VT CHFSTKR IN HONOR OF ty THE I.ATB UF.V. HOWMAN Chester, April *21?-Memorial scr vices were held here Saturday by ,.f- the Christian Btnevotent Society 5th South Carolinu in honor of the ,j._ late. Rev. I.. G. Ilwmnn, who died c.]- recently in Colombia and who ito w*ac the state deputy of the order. ct? Touching remarks were made tci' liy Rev. H. F. Eandors of Lowry; )n. 1,. Worthy of Leeds; .Wesley j10 Eiiimer?on of Carlisle and Mrs. jj.. Thompson of Blackstock. , Rev. W. K. Bowman, brother of v'v the deceased, thanked the speak)(j' ct<; and said during his remarks rat all ihose niro ihiif-j vou have ,er said about my brother were true pSi und more. "in ^fhe minutes showed that the last jK. soirjr lu> sangr was "1 Feel Like My l0 Thne Aih't Lone".?The- last worked he did for the order was to bring >?t in a new lodge from. Little Mounii Li in. . ? :a- CHARLESTON SOCIAL NEWS on n<j iGarohna Social Club mot at the ;al home of Mrs. Ess Bell Boston on~ pS Tuesday night; and ull members gV, were present and all business carried out as planned. After which I Mrs. Boston served cake and ice ! ill.. cream. ful J The club is making great suc. a cess with raiding money for 1943. acl We ar^also-receiving new mem-le bers every week. The next meet[Jp ing wilL be at thfe horoe-_of Mrs. iry Minnie Green this week at 69 23. Washington St. All members are igs asked to be present. We are t*xjo pecting two new members this ;00 | week. Our president is Mrs. Elbe ouise Taylor. When you are in ss- Charleston and want a good meal in stop at Brook's Cafe and please nd don't forget Hupp Cafe. ui NEGRO SAILOR INVESTS or ,he Continued from Page 1 ;ar Peterson's "reason for buying ?rs the bonds, he stated, is to help ?Ro win the war as quickly a> possiin ble. ted ? ter Bethlehem High School' News We are nearing our closing ex?i. prcisp* xchii'h i'tow VATI/I.I. tv- ? > eh with an operetta "Taffy Ann" .by ho the Grammar department in- the his high school auditorium, 8 p.m. jn. May 5th Junior-Senior banquet. ;js- May 10th, high school play "Red la. Headed Step Child", auditorium, ho May 10th Graduating exercises at Hethlehem Rapvift church, 3:30. ?..eatsome food ou p. .every day* avvjattg - iSS' i&i&k. IIHiMTIHtW /VVlin' ^ v UMM IMWMt O uwtmtii., J '" H ?MR?IM? M| Ulltl jy . i Milt Ml* >~V ' ^ ? > mmmam b 2ND NAZARKTJCTOTESKNTS "THE MASTER LIVKTH" ' "The Master Liveth", a cantata-pageant, text by Martha Bay' ly and niusir by Forrest <J. Walter will be presented Easter Sunday evening, 8 o;loek at the Second Nazareth Baptist ohurc under; the -direction of Mrs, P. M. Bowling. * ? . The cast is composed of members of the church choirs. The diamatis jn'ispnnel arc members of the Junior Mv.sical oioir. The dramati: episodes tell the' story ot a yountr blind'man, who was healed by the Christ and how he was the means of giving spirit..a) sight to others. BETHEL'S J I'M OK CHOIR IN MAGNIFICENT CONCERT ? "SEVEN LAST WORDS OF CHRIST" Last Sunday evening a near capacity audience witnessed tht. Bethel Junior choir'* rendition of the -DuBoin cantata, "The Seven Iaist I Words of Christ". Tile entertain- I msnt was a great success in every way. Dr. Robert W. Mance, director, deserves worlds of commendation for the splendid appearance of his choral group, as does Mrs. Jujizabeth Reese Viuigbll, organist, as do the entire group. William Miller was great in the 1 baritone leads. This young man is destined to go far up the musical ladder according to-hi*^-musical _ Godmother, Mrs. Gwendolen Heleher McMillan, whose musical judgment the Columbia populace is ready to approve as being sound. Mrs. McMillan is professor ol' music at Allen university. Samuel Emanucl was no less effective with the tenoi -parts than was .Mr. Mil4er with* thy ^heavier voice Each I handled the parts that were assigned him with a degree mastery that is rich in portent for 'him. Mrs. Malzetlu Anderson displayed a voice that was angelic in its sweetness. It is very doubtful that there is a church choii group in this section of the country that could improve on this | splendid group's rendition of this famous classic. The Columbia populace is to be given a great de; T of credit lor the support given this cultural effort. The Rev. R. J. Jefferson, llethels genial pastor wishe.s to express his .sincere thanks and appreciation, and those of Ids -congregation to all who?m- H11V \v:lv whatever /'Ant ... | ward making the occasion a li- j nuncial, as well as a cultural sue- ( cesa. ltev. Jefferson preached a magnificent sermon Sunday morning which had its., effect for good. . Brother J. M, Branson, ? faithful ' Sunday School and church worker ? ga%e a splendid review'of fho Sunday School lesson. NORTH SH)K NEWS The Teachers' council was called to order by the Principul Mrs. C. J. Peek, April 6. There, was much important business for discussion ip. this meeting.. The same was very, nicely (lone after which Mrs. Peek presented Mrs. Scipio Jones who opened in a vei-v mactica 1 way, the discussion on ''Civilian Morale!'.. The war allows training of children from fourteen years up. i^very motner should see tliat her child takes advantage of this opportunity and decide within himself that I will be the best or oue among the best. Children are being educated thru the news, yet} they never stop to be.'oine consclocs of the serioirsne.s? of the war. Tre stamp and scrap drive caused much enthusiasm. Now they are saying "Give somethiug more to do1'. They are desirous of action. The YWCA can help younger women and releive teachers who are being overworked as they ntuvc n> mipii-ws upon young minds t>e importance of holding up the morale. On Friday April 9, we had a very nice PTA with the President, Mrs. C. J. Peek, presiding. After the devotional and business parts of the meeting were over, Mrs. Haniberg arid the first grade presented "The King Who Was Sad" We are grateful to Mrs Hum berg and the first grade for such a nice | to AnTnii^' "WFet?^: was observed by students of the L-i.l, fcinhrml M.my were made, and displayed in the school auditorium Friday morning. DOUBLE BRANCH A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. B. C. Cunningham. Pastor Sunday 'School convened at the usual hour with officers and the teachers present and ready for work. An interesting discussion of the lesson, was enjoyed by everyone present* Elder W. B. Clark . the tFffipm in his own splendid way.'After Sunday School the morning services began. Our beloved elder came before us with a timely and soul stirring sermon. A t n...? 1... nv w.'/v.suv.ev ivc v, \>uilil lll^llillll delivered a wonderful sermon honoring tho Ifome Society which celebrated its thirty-second anniversity. Elder "and Mrs. Clark, Rev. and Mrs. Cunningham, and Miss Martha Cunningham and also Mrs. M attde MeClelan were the Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Francis Covin. The Church Aid Club met at the home of Mrs. \Villie . English on Monday evening. Mrs. Rosa Holmes ig still on th?. sick list. Let MS all visit the sick. ABBEVILLE NEWS Mt. I'losant Baptist Church Hovt T. L. Duckctt, Pastor ,TM xi* ? f* Ibe Missionary meeting was held at the hom<> of our president, Devotion was led by Mrs. Ellen Williams; after which Mrs. Frances Harris opened the subject for discussion, What I Can Be To .My Church? - - ? Minutes of last meeting- wore read, anif adopterf?Tht. roll?was "enttpit" Toi*~rtues7 -et?eh awmWr-uu sponded with a Bible verse. Four little girls of Harrisbuig school J! sang My Country 'Tis of Thee; gg and Jesus Wants Me for a Scnbeani. The next meeting will be held at the homo "f Mrs. Bennie ] I.. <\ Brown, ,'lrd Friday in May. The hostess served a delicious repast. Mr. E. L. Brown of llnrrisburg St., left Saturday for Detroit, M ich. Ml*. Will Reed of Harrisburg St. died ?ujulay_night at 10 o'clock. I W A N T E D?I 11 form at ion ?t?o_ the relatives of Ellison Jacobs, (colored), born in Columbia, Sr} ~ L., on March ir>, 1902. Please communicate with A. E. Stewart, 200 West 1 :i5 Street, New York _ City. . ? ( 0 N S U L T ? M AD AM CECIL "< First T.me In State, County" ?] or City I will tell you just ' < > f the one you most desire; control or influence the actions of anyone, even though miles away. Cluarantee success where others fail. MADAM CECIL All Business Confidential Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1 Permanently located in 2nd Pull- | man Trailer on lel't side of High- f way No. 1 coining out of Columbia next to Mrs. Roland's (iroc. Store a Open Sundays W. Columbia, S. C. j 50c Special Readings; for a short time only! Poro Beauty School Located at 24 SI M ill wood Ave BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling Croquinolling, Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicuring, Managing, Hand , Molding, Anatomy anc* Electricity. Sa PHONE 5687 ? Dr se< Annie M. Pope T. Malone, Pres. Wilhclmina C. Pope, Instructor Waverly Esso Station Cor. PINE & TAYLOR STS. ?w Make This Your Headquarter* For Complete UNE-SiUP SEKV1UB T Cars Washed 75c Guaranteed Esso Lubrication 75c 2!' Car Simonized $4.50 I ^ Tire Repair 50c up wa mi Telephone 9518 g Jasper Celdwell, Manager ? : ? Ml >X?K^X"Mm!,,X'*X*'X**X',X"XmX? ! *!? Brown's Lunch_ Room x 1UI4 LAi>Y bTKKfcT r?nnil Hoirte Cooking A Specialty Prompt and Courteous Service > ^ Reasonable Prices j _ 0\ Open each Night Until Mid- ,, night. Mrs. W. L. Brown, Proprietress LEEVY'S FUNE Undertaking rfnd * Embalming LADY ASSISTANT ? AMBULANCES ANYTIME ANYWHERE Superior Equipment . Superior Service ?SLOGAN? L 0 W E R PRICES i No Deserving Poor Refused 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLUMBIA I . r - y.tq *- . ?saturday. april 21, 11)411 SI Nday?Sa l l Kday ANDOM HARVEST Sturrin-; greer gauson ron ald coi.m an starting spnday HENRY ALDRICH GETS GLAMOUR With jimmy lydon as henry diana _ frances lynn g1ffori) at the a monday?tc esi) ay George Washing-ton lept Here** jack denny ani) ANN SHKRIDW I _2L_ ONEIAI DAY Br * VITAMIN <!?=^TABLETS [^E,CSi rpHIKK of It! Your min * imum daily requirements of A and D Vitamins or of L-Tj/ T?*" 1/ 11 Complex Vitamins, in one BjKl ' U pleasant tablet. Itemember u7/tFJl_ V the name ONE-A-DAY jr"SS?^ . (brand) Vitamin Tablet*. | \V. NERVINE} ra O TENSE nerves make you Wakeful, Cranky, Keetless? I)r. Miles Nervine tSRMSCya 'K-'pj lessen Nervous Tension. Get it at your drus W Vr/Vl-BWro. Itend alirections ana y~y I use only as directed Alb-SeltzerPR WHF.N?Hmdach*.?Mm. Fj\3i<L/l a! cular Pain? or Simple ?4 I Neuralgia. Diilrri.i after I v Meali, fJas on Stomaeli, or Y "Morning \ittr" interfere witli your work or spoil || \ your fun, try Alka-Sellzer. | ? ? THE ? NEW COZY INN The Most Attractive Cafe ^ in the City Will Serve You With Lunelle* ndwlehes, Beerr Wine, Cold ? inks of every kind.' Call and ? for yourself. Reasonable Prices to All " 1509 HARDEN STREET Mrs. Cornelia Osbie Cray, Proprietress '? *? 1% >% >*| 1*11*11% 1*11*11*1 Ib 11*| l*| 1*1 >*l 1*11*| 1*11*> !%!*> ^ m!mXmXhX* W**? COLUMBIA'S NEWEST AND FINEST NIGHT CLUB HE SAVOY CLUB LOCATED ON THE OLD ^ WINNSBORO ROAD i Miles from the City Limits Eau Claire. The Savoy Club s formerly known aB the Pml;tto Grill. ea Foods, Chicken and Steak* A speciality We cater to private parties and Clubs a. Lula E. NiTes, Proprietress ? -XX"XX^?<"XxxkK"X"X-X~X MolIIe's Cafe and ' 1 ?Beauty Shop rst Class?Best of Service Reasonable To All )eri every Day until MidIreV^^ A nrva! W 4- w\ .? '4 X' AildU Phone 2-7895 ^ 1916 BRANDING ST. 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