Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ P -JPAGE K1GIIT I?' ADLUH FLOUR contains additional calcium, vifamin B-l, iron and niacin for greater Health building. (^nricliecl ^ ADLUH MenB COLUMBIA. S. C. DR. CLARKK <; IVICS , RECEPTION TO HIS MINISTERS MONDAY NKIHT 1 i Dr. Snnv.tel S. Morris, head nl i the Religious department of tli '! L . A.M-E. _?hurch->-Av,iHr.-haad(ivia t ttuv ; at Nashville, Tennessee was tin j ^esr"speaker "Monday night -i ? | the palatial home of Dr and Mr> ' W.> B. L. Glarker l.'IOk ();vk -street I in Columbia where Dr. and "Mrs 1 Clarke served tlip ministers an< i their wives. with a well prepared i luncheon. Morris, were the Rev. H. 15. Hutr ler, the Rev. B.? 7?Cunningham.'] ' the?Rev. t.R.?.I, .It'tlenum-;? Miss I Martha Cunningham. Mis* Paul in,. 1 Smith,?ik.i ElitabeHi ' Robinson. the Rtv. M. Rico ar.d the Uev J 'I. O. Simmons. Music wa? fur- I ? nished by Rev. and Mrs. V7~ G J Owens. ? St. James chinch, under the leadership of the Hrv. W. M. Me- I Daniel Wass the first to pay- its'] full quotas for the year, having 1 taken the "blue ribbon" from the' Rev, W. R. Bowman and Little) Mlountarn, which was the first charge to pay out last year. The menu in part consisted -of _fried chicken, hot?tolls, silce ham, rice, gravy, salad, cake, punch, salted peanuts, mints, candy, etc. I PHOENIX 01 X ' l( 1 : - : ? Platform Rocker Fine Guest Chair/ of Matching Rocker ! Low Coffee Table ^ A 2 Sofa Engl Tables T 2 Matched-lamp* Pair of Pillows ^ X * luxury HlanKet I . . , computet J] & You sfet this modern sof ?a many extras?it Sfives jX plete.?Just pull out th 'JL double bed. Come early ?-a complete selection of t rr^; jfl J) " V r j^-% ^ I" ^ ^ " ' MOTH] D AUG I "I a!ways~have good luck ricned Table Tested ADLL I You are sure of uniformly high quality and successful performance. Ask for Enriched, Table - Tested ADLUH FLOUR every BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS ! /) C~7 . t Jci btc - ^JeS teel FLOUR r r* ' ros. Mill The proyram^avas in charge ot the Rev. \V. R.'I'owinar. at ?1 in a jovial way lie piesentetl t at h speaker. . Among those that xvort' present wety: Dr. R .1. JetVerson, Rev. ami . Mi s. ii..-I*, t-unnuarlu?u ,Re-v. amiMis \V M McDvnaM. Rev. a:.! Mrs. \V G; Owe . R?\., ami .ur-. K. R. Robinson. Rev. I. O. Simmons. Rev. J R. Brown, Rev. ae.| Mrs. X. A. Rit'o. Mrs. M. K. fiov.-' main Mi s. OTIiiuT Mc CI ell am 31 r*Mat tip Ktirt. Mrs. MTiTiTI I) rat en. the Rev. A. .1. .Jackson, the Rev. Jt-0. fjntps, Rev. J. G. Lvbratat. -Miss 'Clematine Wilkins. Dr. S. R. Ilieyins. rmesi4erd--*>C-A.nou tmivers it y. who ?tthtt thrilled Crgroup by. his many ' anecdotes ?>? laughter. which nniM' "the group net to. get tirnl, tboygk_the-houiL , was very late. ' The response' was 'nl'ad,>~f?y M fs7 Clarke who said 'dating her andress they wcr,. happy to have them with us. ' CORK. XKW'S J (Continued on Page 7 liter : successful school tern: in Hampton county. Friends ot' Mr. XdTdv. Louden of the U. S. Army from. a eamo hi 1 Detroit. Mich., is home on furlough visiting relatives. Mr- I.ou FFEBSiCREftTl 1 1 """ '* PC. LIVING ROOM a hed plus all these you a room come sofa?and?its a while there are still overs and colors. $100 " i. EIR tells iHTER wftH'7ny~ba"irtrrgr I use En*? ? JH FLOUR," i ? I ALLEGROS. MILRGCOS . |h ctuusu mi nonm. j c. ma i kC ARTIFICIALLY ALIACHO) Am fU rum and jar wamt jfm Your Grocer Can Supply You ' - * " ing Co. GREENWOOD, S. C. |;ic ii is ont. o'f Ninety-Six's proit i lssIvc young men. The Union Choir program a t Holhleheni Sunday afternoon was verv interesting Collection Mothers' Day program Sunday u.+ght- st>?nsoml Ivy -t-lte Missionary society was excellent. .Many beau ti! ul readings, talks. rec itations, solos and duets were rendered on th" program. Collection S7.00 ' Mothers'-1 >av program at Trint ty M. TITRTntTTMkTTTT nm. dlreeled jTy Mi's, Catherine?Willianu was ' . i >y good. The Willing Workers1, ' j Glee club rendered music arid the Silverlone quartet; The Silvor! n.\u< qua not- rendered several beau . 1 tii'tth-stdeetio; s Stmdny afternoon i .;t Bethlehem in tip. I'nron Choir piogram. These young men van s ally sing. Cliv,. them.'.j program ] m your ehuTeh, yrsu wilt * certainly i 1-u well entertained.?tC? yoy?so e i>li ti> have thenm-write Mr. A litre w Alexander, manager. Tile Willing1" Workers' Glee club i n< 1 tlie Junior Jioir of Bethlehem . .etnlered mus'v Sunday night j Miss Carrie lap Speech thrilled tlie congregation with ;1 solo titled J Hole M,. In Thy Bosom. Mrs. I Helen Week and daughter Miss j K.ssj.. Mat. Matnes sweetly sang I Will lie 1?cmeinlii"- Me .Miss-Emma Alexander of Green i vilK' 'va< the guest of her mother Mrs. Helen "Kelly Sunday. iST MftLUES | -BEDROOM! f ,s<7.00 I V?Jw - $li,40 Dal I vart ?? ? ?-?? ? z?'?. ? THE PALMETTO FEDERATION NOTES The "streamlined" one day session of the South Carolina Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, which met in the Library at Benedict College was a success from every angle. The attendance was large. Clubs were represented from Bamberg, Barnwell. Charleston, Cheraw, CoI'.nnbia. Chester. Darlingtoh Fine, once, Greenville, Gleer, Hintsville, Orangeburg, Hock Hill, Senecu. SpJirtnnhUi'g, Sumter, and Wellloid. Mrs. Daisy B. Taylor, president, at thF~rrpimtng of the session, in" vited the former presidents to eats at the table of the presiding officers, at which were already i. sealed Mrs. M. 11. Wilkinson, Mrs. E. B. Howe, Mrs. D.B. Taylor, Mrs. B. E. Vincent, treasurer, Mrs, H. Reese, secretary, and Mrs. M. B Haul, chairman of the $10.00 rally Mrs," Menafee. Miss Usher, and Mrs. Lcona McMillan took scats as requested. The president's report commeml"d the work accomplished by the clubs during the past year, and offered a challenge for increased efforts for the year to come. The report of the treasurer was, as is alWaVS the case, onmnlota i? eveiy detail. Mrs. Reese. included in Her report an account of the meeting T>f the youth Eastern Fed. t-ration which met at Jackson, Mississippi, July, 1942. Mrs. Kee.se was present as a delegate and was her report would be made by Mrs. Felder, Wilkinson. Home Superintendent, however, she~ emphasized one statement to the effect that each member of the Federated clubs can two quarts of l'auit or vegetables per month, i>eginning with May, until th,. Harvest Festival for the children of the "Home". Mrs, Folder's report was so carefully and fully prepared that Mrs. Wilkinson said that a sufficient number of copies would Ive made for each club to. have one. Miss Mamie Scott's report of I he "Silver Tea" was not "in lull'' becaqse many of the clubs failed to "send in" the amount raised. The*clubs were urged to send the money to Mrs. Vincent immediately following the tea and a statement of the amount to Miss Scott, Oil N. McQueen St., Florence, S.C. Mrs. Paul reported $419.25 from Hie Si0.00 rally Its agulnsrtSll'.ott ' rejxvrted ast year. 1 * Among' the visitors Introduced wcrci. Rev. Atkinson, who gave concrete evidence of "his ifiterest " in the Wilkinson Home; Br. Prince T of (ialveston, ,Texas; Mr. I. S.. J.evy. who renewed his allegiance to the "Federation irrrd contributed" $5.00 so that the Federation, as n state organization, could enroll as . a member of the inter-racial commission" MrsZSleCaH. N. Y.; Mrs. Wright, our faithful member from I Hamburg; Mrs. Reeder, who ntude a plea for endorsement of a bill before the legislation for state maintenance of a home for dellinquent colored girls; Mrs. Howard, who is "one of us"; Mrs. R. 0. Mc- ! Quilken who tendered aesrdial in vitation to the children who would ! like to attend the "camp" at 6im- 1 den in June, and the necessary quders of Chera\v. Can you guess 1 why she was called the $69.00 Baby? Miss Charliese W. DuRante, one of our own girls, graduates in June from the Columbia Hospital, She thanked the club members for thus,, could do so to see her graduate. .Mrs. Wilkinson mentioned the passing of Mrs. Louise Holmes j since our first annual meeting, and said that it should go on record tfiat \ve~~puuke to pay tribute to one who during her life was a faithful club member and worker and who in her illness did not forget the "cause" ot' the Federated clubs. The Publicity Committee ( was instructed to report this action. to the Eureka Club, Florence, ( ,S. (\, of which Mrs. Holmes jwus | president for a number of years. i Miss Dorothy Lawrence, president of the Junior Clubs, presided .j wh^'ii the reports were made by ( these clubs. I The total amount reported for the dav was $2207.80. . _< The Cutfuve nub. whose guesfs" b wt. were, gave us royal entertain merit. At mid-session, in a beautiful out-of-door ,setting, we were j served a buffet luncheon of appetizing sandwiches and refreshing i tt delicious dinner, consisting chicken fricasses, dressing, carrots, peas, macaroni, buttered rolls, i slaw, iced tea, ice cream and cake, was ours to enjoy. How we did rel- I ish it as we listened to the beauti- I ful solo by- Mrs. Flora Wallace Powell, and other nwxical selections?furnished?by our hostesses. The souvenirs were a copy ol i the menu, and white und gold hooklets?The Life of Jesus and Prayer"?in flower bedecked folders. Mrs. Taylor was presented with a I '/ eautiful basket of flowers. The 11 Benedict graduates rendered sev | JUST RITE CAFi $ Also Just Rite I 1020?1028 1-2?1012 Wash y % COLUMBIA'S FINK [ MODERN CONVENIENCES i SandwiohpH and R^vtrajrcs " C DR. and MRS. L. C. M t ui.j ufvf'WJ'VJW '- .. . ^.\-:V , 'J/ ?- ^ 1 / .<-44*/V . . : ?L * LEADER The Bible and War The Bible and war. How completely alien, we say. And yet. the American Bible Society, which if holding its 127th annual meeting today (on May l.'lth) at its headquarters in New York City, which for so many years has made its am*, b.usinegft the iM-Q<lutUQxi.,.tB'-lb?. Scriptures, last yertr broke its previous high records of distribution oi tite Scnptures at home, abroint; and Tit its work for the blind. It is the war which is definitely opening new paths and creating needs for the Book toward which thert> is such a general turning. The world is indeed walking in new paths today. Men at arms Women in industry. Natives ol faroff climes, wearing the uniforms of empires and fighting on battlefields on distant continents. Thousands of American youths trudging the hot sands of Africa's deserts, making their camp in the jungles of tropical isle.; serving their flag. " , ? Winding everywhere" - among these paths* crossing and recrosxing. how brilliant and in\ iting now hardly diseenihle, are the paths of righteousness wlu-reon any may find this soul restored. In a dark, risordered world the tht. Bible has gone everywhere to illumine the paths of righteou-ness . the paths that lead to the C?od and Father of Jesus Christ, -rmd?t-ht- hands?and?the?hearts ot who comforts, guides, upholds millions of armed men, who are leudyfo die for the truth it teaches. It has been opened in homes all over America ami el-ewhere. ?Never sttch confusion, never "SO where it has been too long: closed, many treading:- new paths, nevei ;o many far from home, nevet *o much temptation, never so .nuch suffering, so spread across 'he World, and with it all. nevet was the Bible more'- eagery sought alter, never, possibly sr. earnestly read. DOriM.K 'HBANCH A. M. K. C'l!I'ltCH Rev. B. ('. Cunningham, I'Js^r The Sunday school convened at the usual hour with Supt. and his co-wOTfcers at their posts '"* The lesson was?interest ingly taught^ review by?the Supt. Sunday evening at 8 o'clock an enjoyable Mother's day procram was rendered with all the mothers participaling. After the program an educational rully was held. The sum of $2.'t!).3R was realized. All the leaders and their Oipiribersr must he commended for the splendid part played. Mr. David Wet ton is on oui sick- li?n let-?us ?rav for him a Clywnid. C'Ol'E NEWS Continued from Pane 7 l*ess went to Good Hope where he |"reached another Mother's Dun sermon. They were beneficial tr ihe listeners. Many of the member* went to Oak Grove, to attend the funeral id' little Mis* Naoniie Jennings, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Major Jennings which wus quite u sad occasio- becads*. of her short iiiHeaS. ^L_: On Sunday night liev. Burgess spoke to us from Rev. 5:1. subject A Right Attitude. Mrs.- Luoil?> Gray., of Arken and Mls.?Frizzle Robinson of Savannah. Gu.. the daughters of Mr. \V. II. Hampton worshiped with us Sunday morning and was the guest of Mrs Iluttie Hampton. A R. ftumpter. Reporter LAKE CITY NEWS On May 2r.d Rev. \V_ L. Lew Allen preached in Orange1>ufgt_at Old Mount Zion Baptist ehur.-h. \Vhil<. there he teas also a visitor if State and Claflin colleges aid the dinner guest r>C Mrs. Bessie Stavks. ? Miss Helen Mention and Pvl-. Buddie Timmona were the Sunday quests of Miss Laura Belie Mention of Allen university. Rev. J. \V. Thomas of Ahbevilh the school Satm-.? Jav. May 8. Pvt. Jonrfthan McCut heon of Ft. Knox, Ky., is h<?ir.f. visiting foi f,.VV " ral selections at intervals during ibauble feature of our program. Mrs. l.eona McMillan, us chairirian of th(. committee, presented resolutions of thanks to all who helped to make our stay in Columbia so pleasant. tJy invitation of -Mrs. Slacken. w,? visited her "Victory Garden" which fullv?merited her claim fen it. Thus ended a day replete with work, enthusiasm, inspiration' Long will linger the memory of Club who omitted no detail which the day spent with the Culture would add to our enjoyment. E AND HOTEL | Drink Parlor } ington St. Columbia, S. C. { ? ST IN SERVICE f HOM$ COOKED MEALS X >ut of Town Visitors Welcome ? cROBBINS, Prop*. ^ - j II H M I ^1 I ,v I I I ^EZZ 35 w T ji l( I vv I ? (h t i * 4 SJ iiimiAm * - 1 .\. m. w brMiiivi^L. AlA l-GI I'/L" w Head of tin1 hook publshing ]\i company bearing his name which m celebrates its fifth anniversary o this week, Invading a iliilicult g, field the company which is located ('( in New York has proven success- ~ fuk?AN!'. Ivlk shapp shrdlu ilodav ii dil ililol I.AMAU NF.WS Quito a large crowd attended church "school last Sunday. Many - vd' the adults uio taking a deal of ""Uur-rosrmrTmr\vork of the school "u Accordir r to Jesus the doers oi the word, are His delight and hot . tjm'kavei s of The"vvorik" A Chris'-"*" ~ tftin is one who i.s always doing what he can for the .unbuilding--of ? the chuieh. Th,> devotional?ser- ^ vice, tonductod bv Revs. Frnsier ? Grooms and Davis', was. soul stir- *** ring from begis ning to end. Rev, .Mis. Groom preached from the ? 'ext. "\Vhos<> Son Is lie?** -The J\ sermor was .pleasing and helpful Mothers' Day .celebration was "oh served to the delight of every one present Sunday night. Teachers of the I.amar school who took part ? ihe' celebration, wcr,, Misses I I Mack. Harper, Greene. Jennings. I Mrs. Martin and Prof. Bennette I Airs. 1). Dul.oso, Mrs. M Dnbose P y i -. Mary J. Mack, Mts.-B. I.uea.- E wor<? also among the nopuju1 || speakers. Airs. Fanr ic Frasiei M president of the Stewardess- board I Willi the Usher board sponsored E - The- progi am. Mrs. SuHi,.' Pcopfep of Norfolk. **" Va., is spending a law davs visK- or ing her mother Mrs. Ida Fields. All*, 'ir/l Afi'o 1 ? Willie oT Baltimore Mil. as their - pleased?to?hnve?t+rm daughter guest for a few days. We regret to learn of the death - of Mr Lelnnd Holonion who .depart ed. this- ill'e on?Monday. Funeral .services vver,. conducted l.or hint at - John?Wesley church 'Wednesday ]?< - aftornoun bv?t-ho I'astm ,?Rev. M. *= .I. Porter. m M,r. It. I.. Ryrcl, president of Wi the Cannery club, made quite _a ne litre talk to the club on Communi- () t.v Leadership. Profs. James and r(, liennette also made splendid talks along the same Une, also Mr. 10 - J. Joll'iey. ~J Sandy Grove Methodist Church Mothers' Day was. observed on a . very high order. Mrs MamieBen-?J jamin and Mrs. Marion Rivers preslilcnts sponsored quite a love- ^ ly program. Lolvely basket^ of . ' fruits were given many of the nuinity. The spiritual till,, of the C church was urusually high. Rev. I'ortej. our pastor preached quite a fun. Mothers' Duy_sermon from Provr :t 1:10-:? 1 after which the iloly Communion services "Were conducted, which proved to l?t. a V: gteat spiritual feast. t Mr. ar.d Mrs, E. Betheu ctdcbral d their famous Mothers' Day din ner with the .following persons?as. ch their guests: Rev. and Mrs. Porter. Mrs. K. Kirvir., M'r. und Mrs. Win. Hymos, Mr. and Mrs. C. Burroughs. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve I.u C< eas, Mrs. Sadie Bi rroufflfs'? According to an announcement J by Mrs M. Rivers president of the WSCS The month of May will be un eventful month financially. Qu. t4ie third Sunday night in May the WSCS will sponsor one of the I iggCit-program* ol'_ thf. season. m& and at this time, each member is ? asked to pay fiOc. With much joy i and delight vq? are looking for- j wod to the cominc cjf tli^._ jnenu-}-|^ i,eis ai ii menus 01 .John Wesley chinch mi the .r> Sunday ill?May. This will he quite a hipi, day alo: fc all lines. By a- vote or the members* last Sunday when th,. pastor asked what amount each member *' was voted thai each member will nay 4100 and we believe thin will ()] . be dtare, for the members of Sandy Grove church have a mind to work, so that our church will nl- Mi ways be second to none in the coh I'erenee. IIKTHEL A. M K. ( Hl.KCII f Rev. R. J. JelTerso". Pastor Our rally has been very successful thus for because of the fine spirit ami cooperating exemplified. Last Sunday night th,. reports showed a collection of over $n,000 with more fifiantal reports to follow, The pastor and official hoard wish to thank all members, fliemL1 and vi-sitor* who helped to niaki this financial effon thu? far sue cessful. We started out to raise : Sfi.OOO. I)r. S. S. Mjorris, secretary of. the A. C. E. League anVl who also heads up the religious activities of the A. M. E. church was our guest! speaker foy the day. He deliv ered two splendid sermons which had their effect for good. Both lchpirg. rf<? MiiimtiiB v?ry jfood41 j ' . JttA . i*>*?<*? / MT. B1QN A. M. E. (IK'HCil Hev. C. (\ Mcllwain l'astor Sunday was a very high day at [t. Zion beginning with a fine , S. Thi? being our third quar rl.v conference due to the ab nee of the presiding elder the ev. I. II. Alston came to fill his lace. Hc> brought an w piiitm essage from St. Mait. 8:2:2. cine Followers of -Jesus. The nrd's Supper was administered. h<> pastor, held the quarter with ;ich sue The pastor went to attevd the ineraL-ttf?two of his member.-, ho were burned to death las' uosday. ( Our Mothers' Dav program was grand success. \V,, were proud t have so many mothers taking 1 active part. We were favored ith remark}, from Pvt. Waltei 'Neal. Sunday afterroon at l o'clock ie Brown Brothers' quartet w'!l i?der a program at Mt. Zion. Th(. pastor, wife and Mrs. Boatright were the dinner guests of vs. Ola O'Neal. Th,? pastor's lildtei) Rev. S. 10. '.Martin, Mrs. llie B. Cook were the dinnei jests Sunday of Miss Carrie iok. t i i_ n/r ;_i ijiitcum memorial Park, Inc. Ct iimbia's New C KMKTRRfV* ESERVlT SINGLE AND FAMILY PLOTS NOW"' i'V SCOTT, JVIfir._ Phone 2-4765 ? c: () N S U L T ? I AD AM CECIL First Time in Slate, County or City . I will toll you just '''Jam of o ouo you?most desire;?control influencT'-ttio aetiornr~of anyoner on though miles away. Guar* rttsp success where others fall MADAM CECIL All Business Confidential Hours: Ifl a.m. fo 9 p.m. irmanently l?rnf<?<l in?2nd?1'uUan Trailer on left side of Highly No. 1 coming out of Columbia xt to Mrs. Roland's (Jroc. Store pen Sundays W. Columbia. S. C. ic Special Readings for a short time only! ? "or Appointments Rhone 22970 t^ere Beauty^iScfoooi j?h?i at xsbi Millwood Ave. iEAVTY CULTURE IN ALL ITfc 6RANCHES ' wmRomnfrr-Prea?ftirr MarcettlMU Iroquinolling, Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicuring, Massaging, Hand ? Molding, Anatomy ant* Electricity. PHONE 5687 nnle M. Pope T. Malone, Pres. Vilhclmin* C. Pope, Instructor /averly Esso Station or. PINE & TAYLOR STS. ilake This Your Headquarters For Complete UNK-SiOP SKKV1UK -^Telephone 9518 ? Jasper Caldwell, Manager Town's LunduRoom 1014 LADY STREET Good Home Cooking A Specialty rompt and Courteous Service Reasonable Prices lien Each Day Until IV1 idnight. rs. W. L. Brown, Proprietress LEEVY'S FUN Undertaking and Embalmin LADY ASSISTANT AMBULANCES ANYTIME ANYWHERE Superior Equipment Superior Service ?slogan? LOWER PRICES No Deserving Fhor. Refused 1881 TAYLOR STi COLUMBL . * -r. ?? I I """ Saturday, May 15, 1913^ ! STARTING SUNDAY AIR F O R C E With John GARFIELI) I x GiR YOlfNG ' Harry CAREY 4 _ American youth mutcing world ^TTt-tory in the Air! Also News ? (Cartoon , Till IV?Fit i.?SAT. "RHYTHM OF . THE ISLANDS'*' With . ? > jam: a li an frazeic jonks ? at the f#? K2HDS5 SATl KDAy and Sl'NDAY ^VASiBLANCA" = Starring HI'MIMIRKY" UOtJAJRX. : _ IXr.KlS HEUGMAN I'AII. HEN RE 11) - _L V it Til X1 "r '?f Cm Sour Stomach, "Morning K xSl - Yf After" ana ?CoM Distress? ? J J! */ J If not. why not? Pleasant, w prompt in action, effective. \ Thirly cent* anil Slaty V p>A. N ERViNl I , 'C' OR relief from .Functional Mar" " voua Disturbances such aa 3 leap- W? V Icaaneaa, Crankiness, Kxcitablfily, i iNirvoui Headache anil Nervous jg* , , digestion. Tablets 35f and 1M> ?11?l.luulU 53? and 31.00.?Read tilt mm ft? ! lions and use only aa directed. f|| ' iC If "i Headache, Muscular Pains J-11 J or Functional Monthly <2LW V l r Paint ?23 for 25*. 125 $ fotll.OO. Get-them at. ynur /Tfttni 4 tdrux atore. lU'ml directions d'Z'oyXl 9 ^nnd^ug^onl^aa^dircctad^^^^^^ j ? T H E ? NEW COZY iNVi JThe Most Attractive Cafe _ in the City . _ jf* Will Servo You With Lunchei T ? Sandwiches, Beer, Wine, Celd , Drinks of every kind. Call and : see for yourself. . Reasonable Prices To All 1509 HARDEN STREET Mrs. Cornelia Osbie Gray, ? Proprietress L ? . > i COLUMBIA'S NEWEST AND FINEST NIGHT CLUB THE SAVOY CLUB LOCATED ON THE OLD WINNSBORO ROAD 2Vi Miles from the City Limit* of Eau Claire. The Savoy Clufc was formerly known as the Pal* ! metto Grill. .SeaJFoods, Chicken and Steaks A speciality We cater to private partias -* and Clubs Mrs.' Lttla E.~ Ntles, Proprietr*** w Mollip's f afp and? Beauty Shop First Class?Best of Service 1 Reasonable To All 1 Open every Day until night!"Appointments Phone 2-7895 ; 191G BLAND1NG ST^mm** $ t ERAL HOME t I. a. Ivffvy, \ PHONE 23619 g