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LAURENS NEWS
Bethel A. Mr E. Cnurch
Hev. L. C Butler, I'astor
The Hvgalher was perfect for
Easter Sunday. Sunday srhool be
gan at the usual hour with Asst.
Supt. McCoy and teachers at theii
post. The review wa, given by
Miss Mattie O. Duckett.
Wc all enjoyed the inspiring
sermon by the pnstoi%-subjeet The
t Hmveyard Conversation. Text
St. Johiv 20:15. Many visitors
were present and acknowledged.
? At '1 p.m. a lovely Easter pro?
gram was rendered by the young
folk. Much credit is due Mes
uumcs ma >y, uoipnm. isuuer,
Williams, Sanders and Misses
Duckett and Bcasley.
We wish to invite the public to
a Community Singing at the above
named church Sunday- afternoon,
May 2nd at 3:30 o'clock. Some
of the choirs to appear on program
' are Poplar Springs N. 1 and No.
2; Rev. N. Youngs choir. Duncan
Creek chotv and Mr. Bub Downs
? and choir of Spartanbuvg; Mr. J.
Rr-Whittmnre and hi? quartet and
several others whose names we
failed to K?t- Come out "and enjoy
an afternoon of gotapol singing.
Bethel A. M. E. chui'th will present
its 2nd annual Sunday school
forum Mhy Oth at 3:30 p.m. The
following churches will be represented:
Springfield Baptist church
Mr-?T. Smith. St. Paul Bantist
church, Mr. Willie Meadors and
thp Junior and Midget ehpirs respectively;
Evening Light, Mrs.
C. D. Beasley. Mt. Zio'n Baptist
church, Mr. James Poole. N. Y.
A. center, Mrs. Katie Hicks.
Mrs ^bbio McWilliams Davjs
of ISew York if? visitjng her parents
Mr. and MJrs. Willie McWilliam?
and family.
Miss Dorothy Jackson snent the
Easter season in Spartanburg.
Miss Maggie Garrett of the Anderson
county training school faculty
spent the week end with her
father Mr. Will Garrett and family.
Prof, and Mrs. Robert Fltjyd of
St. Matthews, S. _ C., spent the
week end with the lattcr's father
Mr. Albert Dial and family.
Mrs. Alary Nance Maxwell who
teaches in Thomaaville, Ga., and
Mliss Helen Nance who teaches in
Newberry were the week end
guest* of their sister Mrs. M. N.
Sanders and Jam ily.
' ^ffss-""ElizatjeTh-' Garrett snoni"
the Easter season in llendersonville,
N. ?C.
M rs. Curri(. Edmunds and Miss
Elizabeth Garrett entertained the
members of the E. O. Social club
Tuesday night, \April 20 and Mon
and Monday night, April 2G. Mrs.
Willie Mae Franks and Mrtss Doro
thy Jackson entertained the members
of club.
j Master John Edward Hamlin
jll of Columbia spent a fortnight
with his grandmother Mrs. John
P. Boyd and family,
i Miss Julia Snann of the Finley
~ (righr faculty in Chester ~vtk^thir
f oggie. v~T* : . w . ;
Warnell Smith was host to the
mambcrs of _tkh Jolly Pal* having
club, Tuesday afternoon.
St. Paul Baptist Church
Rev. L. B. Moon, Pastor
Beautiful Easter song* and inspiring
sermons were the general
themes throughout the services.
Sunday, beginning with thc. Sunday
school. Hev. H. H. Hill
brdught thc story o f ti c Risen
kord to Uti in the morning and
ReV. Coker lifted us to highlit
apij-itunl plane,. Sunday night. Muaie<
hy ROnb-^choir. Mr. Dan Dor
fptr of t.ifscnior choir left foi
-?- ?h-induot?<>n camp Monday.
Wc were happy to welcome
tb4fee to the various servicos, Sun-,
dilf: Mm. ETula, McClintock of
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Washington, D. C.: Pvt. Albert
"Buddy Lee" Anderson, IT. S.
Army; Miss --Mawic Irby_,' Pnine
college, Augusta.
Mrs. Hudgens accompanied Rev
ami Mrs. E. W.WrighttoPruiceton
Sunday.
The fifth anniversary services
for the pastor will be held Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Personals
The Community Garden club
met at the i-ony of Mis^ R6sa
Shepherd Monday. Miss Shepherd
the Victory Comnujnityy garden.
Mr. Andy Hlunter is president j
Mrs. -Tcssie McCollum, secre t#iy:
Mrs. Leila B. McCoy, treasurer;
Mr. S. D Dcndy, counsellor.
Masses Katheritio and Inez C1111
I iiiuKiiiun spent ~ine week end with
home folks.
Miss. Loreeri Wright visited her
sister Lula Mae on Benedict's
earn pus for the Easter season.
Mrs. Mary Nance Maxwell and
Miss Helqa Nance were gucst^ of
Prof, and Mrs. Sanders over the
week end.
Mrs. Abbie McWilliams Davis
of New York City is The guest of
hcr^parerrts -here.
Miss Estello Ri:e of the San-,
dor,, high faculty spent Easter in
Chester.
Mrs. Eliza Smith and grand
daughters Bonna Mae and Emma
Eliza visited relatives in Goldville.
Among the many nice affairs
"fnr?tli(. ymingi'i?set?tftnr-Easter
was the egg l unt at the Community
NY A center Monday under the
general supervision of Mrs. Katie
Hicks.
Mr. S. \V. Sullivan who employed
in Monroe, N. C.. spent a
few days at home last week.
Mrs. Parthcna Anderson passed
and was funcralized at St. Paul
church last Tuesdav. She \vn? the
oldest member of the church being
DO years of ape. Rev. Mathis
had charge of funeral services.
Many cards and telegrams as well
as lovely floral tributes attested
the esteem of friends of the family
and deceased.
FLORENCE NEWS
I. M, Stokes, reporter
IThe pastors of t?'C city delivered
to their congregation a beautiful
Easter message. All the Sunday
schools had their Easter program
Hii(l-w?s enjoy ad by all. ??
The Job^ Gospel Singers rendered
a program at thy East Side
Mission on Easter.
Sgt. and Mrs. Savaneus .Floyd
left on their furlough t0 Hill Top,
Miss., to visit; relatives and friends
Mr. and ~Mr?. Theodore Simons
of Wilmington, N. C., spent Easter
with relatives and friends.
Mr. Marshall Reese of Portsmouth,
Va? is spending Easter
with his parents on N. Sanborn
St.
Mrs. Eugenia Wilson, the wife
of Mr, Willie Wilson, died on April
. _2Urd She wa^ funeratized on Mon
obnrrh
Mrs. Alice Spencer of N. Y. C.
and .Miss Berdell Reese of N. Y
"t1: are rrr the[.pity. yii?itirtc relatives
and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Reese
on 307 Sanborn St.
Mrs. Lillie Bell Wallace and
((land daughter Ittte Floretta Wallace
left for N.Y.C. to visit her
son Junius Wallace, who is sick.
Miss Bertha Moses spent Easter
in Savannah, Ga.. with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Moses and
family also Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Myer? and family.
Mrs. Juanrta R. Williams of N.
Y. C.'sjient Easier in the city with
relatives and friends..
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wallnw
of Newport -News, Va., are in the
wity visiting relatives and friends.
Yhe folio \.fng visited relatives
during Easter season: Pvt. Junius j
Lonon of U. S. Army, Ashbury,'
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Intl.; Pet. Jacob McClain, Sgl.
George Colter of Meadow Field.
Cal.; Pvt. Jaiv.es L. Roberson of
Camp Croft, Spartanburg.- " ~
Mr. B; I). Lakifl is a patient in
.J.btLJieLced infirmary, liis many
friends regret to know that he ban
a ley; amputated. They also wish
for him a speedy recovery.
Mr. James Jones who has been
with the Western Union company
foj> many years in still a natient
in the McLood infirmary. His
many friends wishes him a speedy
l-fwn\y?vy.
Pvt.'Elliott" Owens, Jr.. of Fort
Dix, N. J., is in the city visiting
Elliott Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. Eston Williams of
Goldsboro, X. C. are in the city
visiting relative ? and friends.
Mr. Robert L^ikin of U. S. Army
stationed at Camp Stewart, Ga.,
Mr. Ben Enkin of Chapel. N. C.;
Mr. Thoir.ns Lakin of NYC arc in
the city visiting their sick father
Mr. B. D. Lakin, Sr. and other relatives.
A surprise birthday party was
given by Mrs. Delia Mae Douglas
and Mrs. Mary Dixon-oil April 22
in honor pf her husband. Mr. John
Douglas. The party was enjoyed
by all.
MT. TABOIt BAPTIST CHIHCH
Rev. G. I). Collins, Pastor
Clio?Sunday school as usual.
For the morning worship the past.nr
bar! :n; lii< pulpit euests the
following Revs. W. L. Bryant, Pel
erson and Wright. The pastor's
theme: Ga Tell My Disciples To
Meet Mc in Galilee. For forty
minutes he kept the congrgation
spell bound. Three joined. Colled
ion $-10.41. Many visitors were,
present. Miss Ruth Collins the
daughter of our pastor was donated
$7.00 by Mt. Tabor and $1.00
Iw <it Pnlnv au.. ?1 1.?I 11
v v* * wi.v;i. UUV lilUUAl'U tUUIll.
Tile program was very good at
Mt Tabor Sunday. The Silver
Star and Clio [Brothers quartets
rendered numbers.
The corner stone laying was
also successful. After which the
pastor prayed a heartfelt prayer
and Mrs. Florence Collins sang a
hymn to fit the occasion.
St. Peter pastor and members
wish to thank Mr. F. B. Rogers
(white f for the donation to St.
Peter Baptist church of $25.00.
Rev. and Mrs. G. D. Collins and
daughter and Rev. Peterwin were
tii ' guests of Dea anl Mrs Watkins
Sunday; and th^ Monday
guests of Dca and Mrs. Claudis
McCall.
The Mother's Day program will
be held at Mt. Tabor the second
Sunday nite, beginning at 7:30
o'clock, with Mrs. Sarah McNeil
i nd Mrs, Lillie McCall in charge.
Read The Palmetto Leader for
your information. Sec Mrs. Florence
CollinM f nr Urvliv nev*
DOUBLE BRANCH
A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. B. C. Cunningham, Pastor
Easter*., Sunday was u l>eautiful
one aii'<l everyone seemed to take
advantage of this glorious day to
tome out to the bouse of worship.
Stinday school was nicely conducted
by its officials after which the
lesson was reviewed by the tiupt.
Mr. Dreher. The pastor was at
Mt. Pisgah during the day where
he conducted appropriate Easter
services.
At 8 o'clock our Easter commit
\.w jni-senifii a very interesting
Kasfler .prcfgram. Mrs. Mnrjorie
Chupp deserves credit for having
tlie ability to bring to us such fine
and timely programs. A large
audience was present to witness
thls delightful program.
A oiartet singing was had at
our chinch Mnday evening. This
program was presented under the
auspices nf Mrs. Victoria Jones.
Corn Coleman, reporter
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THE PALMETTC
It's EasterTime fo
m^n ii^" f "i" ?
? Chicago (Puss Photo Service.
Harrow of this city, is shown abt
day, April 25, with her hum* bum
liunun" is still tie talk of the to
reporter^ that baby Jacq'Uclym "is
Bar row. "is a very important tvi aTt
sure this." Mrs. Barrow ..with t c
cessful in raising more than 8200,
An {tele's, California, where he i.s c
IDLE MEtfSAY Jl
ASK IF THEY FA<
Gov. Olin D. Johnston said to
dry that only persons who refused
to Work after being offered a
jots would he jailed under the
"work or light" in\v enacted by the
last legislature.
The measure, signed Into law by
the governor last week, requires
ths t all men between the ages of
18' and f>0 obtain jobs except those
who have received their orders for
induction into the army.
J. C\ Artemus, business agent
for the? Carpenters' Union, Local
22fi0, wrote the governor that several
members of the union had
sought jobs but because they werp
not white the jobs were refused1.
Artemus said several members
of the union, "in response to postal
cards reported at the United
States employment office here to
4)e interviewed for carpenter work
in a Jacksonville. Fla.. shipyard.
They were toTd that only wfrtttr
men were wanted.
"In response to a newspaper advertisment,
several others of our
Local applied at the same office
today and yesterday for skilled
and unskilled jobs. Again, they
were told only white workers are
\\ <uiled.?"?
"We stand now in this position:
Practically all of our members
art> ineligible for service in the
army and navy because of age
i >: ti. r? >
iidiiui i iicrviuu',- ic\\ oi us
will b(. allowed to fight. We are
anxiou,. and willing to work on
jobs for which..wo art> best fitted
- and there are many of them available
now - but we are not white,
and this seems to be one of the
conditions upon which we tan be
hired. Not working, we will violate
the law you just signed and will
probably be put in jail, a thing
none of us wants.
"What can we do to help our
Country under such circumstances?
For our Local we have purchased
over ?5,000 in Bond., as a unit
and have probably doubled this
amount -in individual purchases.
We can't fight as cited above and
want to work but cannot got "it
because of nationality (race). Will
you kindly advise us in this mat
tcr :
A Letter Written by
Pvt. E. H. Robinson
To hia f?ther and mot'cv when
ho was leaving Knoxvillc. Tcnn.,
enroute to C'r.ivn Forrest. Tepn.
April 23, 15142
115 \V. Cunicrland St.
Knoxvillc, Tenn.
Dear Mother:
How arc yon all getting along
by .(this time? This leaves me
well. I received your loving letler
sometime ago, also your card.
Listen mother. I'm gomg to the
ramp April tf>, lit42. I'm asking:
you all to pray for me that my
rbrys^ may be long upon the land
which the Lord Cod giveth thee.
I may not get to see you all any
more on earth. Jest meet me in
heaven, becaus.,.. 1 have already
made my peace with God days
I .JEST RITE CAI
Also Just Rite
$ 1 (?20?1028 1-2?1012 Was
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X COUMBIA'S FINE
? MODERN CONVENIENCES
{ SondwicRcg and Beverages
i DR.-ami MRS. I,. C. !
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r the Joe Louis' Jac
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Inc.) Little Jac quelyn Buri'nw, da
>ve. Lit tle Jauqiic lyil t't'll' trrrrtrrd lier
iv, "Jackie.Two and one-hall'_ipbn
iwn. Mrs. Harrow fondly looks <>n a?
the sweetest hain in the world.*' '
IT ilTft""btrby's"lifer and~fneq;relyn wi
' aid of as.so.iates. recently complete*
000. Sg't. Barrow, 'Wot Id's Heavy we
.imaged in making the picture. "This
jBSDENIEDi ~J
;E ARREST "
[ past. Motho]* I'm goin.tr to pu
i God in front and ask Him to hel|
| me fight thL< battle. I know Ht
nrely will, so don't worry aboti
I me.
) Give?all?my h .end.- mv love:
t tell them that I'm on a long jourI
e-y.'mnr.-l- TIL write you al] wher
I Your son.
Edgar -H. Robinson
Mr. Elmer Robinsuti of Harris /
I burg. Pa.. elder brother of Pv
Edgar H. Robinson snent last week
\v4th?Ui-s fat her~ and_ another. M1
and M/rs. Jesse Robinson. He al
so spent some days in Columbia
with his friends Mrs. Summers
and Mrs. Jeff-Tobias.
Mrs. Hassie Curry is spending
sometime in Detroit, Mich.. visiting
her son.
Pvt. ?Hasker Livingston. Jr.. of
Arinistbn. Alnf-airn snout the week
and with- his nn-nnts .Mr. ami Mrs.
Hoisker Livingston.
Mirs. Essie Rikai'd spent tlie !
''WTcdc-eTTd' v.'itii?he,- d.iugi'tei and4
ion-in.law Mr. and Mrs Tontmie j
Roy Oxner. Mr and Mrs. Eddie
CJcorge Curry of Columbia spent
the week end with his parents'Mr. J
- '.U.1 Mrs. .Joe Curry j.
REV. ROW MAX STIRRED
C'H A PIN SUNDAY
? 1
Sunday being Easier Day our
Pastor, t e Rev. \Y. R. Rowman
?t irred Chapin as never before: 1
he being deeply affected by hi |
brother's dentil, preached?fmm -v
this text "He rolled away the j
.tones". He made beautiful appli- ;
ations how the Lord moved each i
Christian stonew. of trouble, el". .
| Eight persons joined St. John at j
' he conclusion of his sermon which. J
| many Claimed the first in several
< ears.
Tl e Easter program at Mt. Zion |
j was enjoyed by all. Little Mary
Alice Summers and Mis? Dorothy
I Chatman won the financial prizes.
1 Th(. offering was S8.52. Our Educational
rally is Sunday. The
I Rev*. K. L. Moore of St. James |
will preach the sermon.
Mix?M. E. Cowman, our pas- |
lor's wife and Mrs. Annie Oillman
aVv" <.n? ?kh i.ihL_.-^LrtxAx-Siigii^
Mr. and Mrs. Champ Clarke anil j
Mr. Carol Summers veil their'
families spent Easter at Xewbev- ,
ry. The reporter witnessed tin I
Easter program at Miller chapel]
conducted by Mrs. Hattie Alexan-. I
!er
'1 he Rev. \\ . R. Bowman. Pins t
iCenly and Ernest Sligh were the J
Easter dinner guests of Mr. and i
Mrs. Georev Summers. Our pastor
also had a conference with Mr?
Rosy Cannon, president of thrt
Pulpit Aid club pertaining to her
club and district conference.
Tht. members were elated Sunday
night - when tlie pastor annouuneed
that all claims ~rrf the
hurch had been met from t'o sexI
itn tlvr* Ei:*'- 1 1 - *
, ....J v., >"l_ J/1 rniMJ IUJ CKU'I'. I yfl l"(r 0 I
i rowels will doubtless greet the
pastor' Sunday, as he has not [
preached for us in several weeks,
ihe pulnit being occupied by vis- j
iting ministers.
AND HOTEL f
Drink Parlor
x .
hinRion St. Columbia, S. C. .j.j]
ST IN SERVICE J
_ HOME COOKED MEALS ^Jj
VieROBBINS, Props.
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n^i-t<?r of Sgt. and Mrs. Joe Lours
tirnti big Las toi--> >?rtv. F.asfor Si l tr - _
ths old, the* little "Princess-ol r isr
she Assures the protographer and
'Good groom i n g," continues"Mis'
ii have iny special attention to ih1
a bond drive where she was su - ?
ight Champion, is now in Los
Is Tlie Army". c'
M1V MORI A11 AilE XUL'RClf ?!
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Rev. I,. 1". Vance. I'astor I ar
srir'av was a great day at our
nireh. it brought forth t > nrean'u
of KasLr with a host of little
\k in attendance to play their
art on the. program. S." S. began
t 11 o'.lock with the Sept., Mr.
.evi Hare and t,is co-workers at
i.lIx post. Wa were glad to have I'1
tv. and Mrs. Oxncr. Mrs. Oxncv rn
?-_xuu!_-f(.i'_iiiii- leathers in the nub- ...
ic?school lu re. Also Ml", and Mrs
Jennie Lindsoy from Shiloh eh lire ^
'.ad our own Rev. Chapman TTonv f p
iie.naptist chur.h who is always ^
cady to render service. Imniediilel.v
afier Sunday school prayci
ervicy began conducted by Rev. .J
Z\ apnian and Rev. Boyd^ Rev. M.,
Jxner was presented by the pastor
and he brought u? a wonderful * **
message. 'Rev. Chapman opened I
lie doop of the church and 14 persons
joined. This is truly a proof
t! at our church is spiritually alive L'
Watch the Palmetto Leader for '
the report from our rally on the
second Sunday in May for w c ~
moan to make our pastor smile. ,
FIRST NAZARETH
BAPTIST CHl RCjl
Rev. W. H. Neal, Pastor
Being Easter Sunday the scr- _
vices for the entire day was ecu- .
j 11< 1111111 tin. K I'sii rrcrl inn of
Testis." The" pastor preached?out
el the fullness of his heart, both ?
<-01111011? were lull of tie Holy
Spirit and there was no doubt *
(hat all present wcirt out rajoie- _
ing and lill with the spirit. 1
.lust before die pastor called the
bouse to worship the musical choir C
rendered several musical selee- (ions,
wtivh was pertaining to the
Easter messages. At 5 o'clock tile
Sunday school presented the Easter
program. This program was
ia charge of Mrs. Julia Gleen.
This affair was well carried ou*. r
Immediately after the Easter af
tail' one was baptized by the pr.slor.
ABBEVILLE-NEWS
Alt. I'lea.suiU Baptist Church
lU'v. T. L. Duckett. Pastor
Sunday school began at the us- _
i.al houi with Mrs. 15. L. C.-Brown
acting- as S'-pt. Attendance'1 was
vpry auod. " ihis beniU -'EliSU'i' ttrtrpf
-eliOoI TiacT their" Easter -progmvr *
irmcdiatcly after Sunday school
which v.a, enjoyed by all.
At 12 n'clock tiie pastor ascended
the rostrum and as-usual preach
cd a wonderful sermon from the
subject Carrying Glad Tidings and
The Power of Tht. Empty Grave.
At t o'clock the Sunday--school ^
hoard i eld its monthly meeting at
Grace A ME chur.li. The highest
amount was raised by the king ot ?
St. aJmes AME church, S.r>..'57.
The next hig est by the queen ot
Grace AME church, St. 12. Total 5
amount raised $l!U'i4. _
The Tuileial of .Mi. Will Heed J
was held at Mt. Pleasant Baptist I
church last Thursday at 1 o'clock. :
Rev. .1 W. Mathis of Laurens. S I
C7~waS the frtr^rmttTrg- minister I
Mr. Rood was well thought of by I
Loth white and colored. He lived
a noble life and died a noble
death,* He will be sadly missed
by all, especially the church. We
loved him, but God loves him
best. Sleep on llro. Reed, in the
rculmK of'perfect peace.
He leaves t0 mourn his passing
ii wife, one daughter, four sons
ind three sisters. Interment followed
in the Harbison eemetts'ry
Richie morticians in charge.
At S o'clock the Union services
cere held at Mr. Pleasant baptist
church. Rov. McAdnms fiT the "
'resbyterian church was the H(>enk
')-. A large crowd attended this
iiceting. . T|
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iOlM) \MCST COLT Mill A
Continued iroin I'aye 7
r oi Rev. 1) i.. Drchi'i who wa
infully hurt on tiie hand at t >
Lip .Drink plant. \V. Columbia
.timlay, April old and had ti
i to the hosnitai for treatment '
homptrt^ttm-and- > n}
st tine.
We were very [dad to haVy ii
T*?-nvtdytr^l'vt. 1,other Sum'.in
>lden from Camn -.Mi-Kail llofl'
in. N. <\. on last Sunday, Apri
We hope l at he will sooi
turn acrain. lie looks thy pie
re of health and tells is tha
e Army is a fine place to he.
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Cars Washed 7.~>c
uarantced Esso Lubrication 7^
Car Simonized SI..10
'l ire Repair oOc up
Telephone 9518
Jasper Caldwell, Manager
Euneh- Rssr
1011 LAI)Y STREET
Good Home*Cooking A
Specialty
Prompt and Courteous Service
Reasonable Prices
Ipcn Each Day Until Mit
night.
Irs. \V. L. Brown, Proprictre*
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Undertaking: and Embaln
LADY ASSISTANT
AMBULANCE
ANYTIME ANYWHKRl
Superior Equipme
Superior Service
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LOWER PR I C E
N o urti?rvinf Poor ttrfrrF
1831 TAYI.OR ST. COLl'M
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the name ONE-A-DAk f
(brand) Vitamin Tablets. j \l
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VW )</^& store. Read ffirwctioha ana I
^ use only as directed.
|Alka-Seltzer
WHBN Headache, Mua- /5
rular Pains or Simple >4 1
Neuralgia, Distress after I v ^
Meals, (las on Stomach, or \ y*
"Morning After" interfere wA
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NEW COZY INN ...
( The Most Attractive Cafe
in the Citv
Will, Serve You With Lunches
Sandwiches, Reer, * Wine, Cold
? Orinltfr of every kind.. Call and
see for yourself.
Reasonable Prices to All
1509 HARDEN STREET
MrsrCujLiielia O.sbic Groyt
^ Proprietress
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5 COLl.MHIA'S' N E W EST
AND FINEST NIGHT CLUB
THE SAVOY CLUB
LOC ATED ON THE OLD
WINNSBORO ROAD
,c 2'? Miles from the City Limits
I of Eau Claire. The Savoy Club
was formerly known as the Palmetto
Grill.
Sea Foods, Chicken and Steaks
A speciality
y- We cater to private parties
and Clubs
?> Mr.?. Lulu E. N'iUs, Proprietress
Mollie's Cafe and
Beauty Shop
1 , First Class?Best of Service
Reasonable To AU
j. [ Open evei*y Day until Midnigh'..
Appointments Eilledj A
Phone 2-7895 v
iS 1919 BLANDING ST.
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