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McCALL NEWS
Mr. DavKl MJcRae and Miss
Queen E. Covington both of McT!all
were quietly married Saturday
evening. Also Mr. Blanche
Parker and Miss Fannie M. Poll
were quietly married. Both of
McCatl. We hope these two cou- pies
a happy married life.
*** Services were very good at the
various churches Sunday. In the
ubscnce of the pastor, the Rev.
McQueen of Rollin, N. C., was presented
and he gave a beactiful
scriptuial lecture which was enjoyed
by all.- He has served these
good people for 40 years and he
is loved by all around here and it
IS hard tOgiVe thTsPgreat man-up.
Collection $P.05.
Services were also good at Mt.
Zion and was largely, attended,
The. Rev. L. W. 'Weir was at his
beat. ' Services at Reedy . Branch, _
ReV. P. Henegan, pastor antf-a-d
Hopewell, Rev. Bowens, p'asTor.
At Fair Plain the members are I
reporting: their, general claims.
Rev. D. Jones gave a nice sermon.
Sunday was a high day at Beaver
Dam church. Rev. P. Robinson
l?r?aehed at 11 o'clock and gave us
a fine sermon. Text: Like the
shaft which the wind driyeth a
t way.?At the afternoon service 4 .:'clock
we were blessed "to have
one of uur leading men in the Bap? list
denomination, Rev. P. B. Mdodana
and his good people from the
Maeedbr>?* qhurch, jBennettsville.
He gave us a wonderful sermon
Uj^at will long be remembered.
_____ Subject Go into the field and glean
ears oi corn. This was a great sor mon
and a beautiful picture o f
work to be done both spiritual and <
temporal. His choir rendered very !
beautiful selections with Mrs. '
Blackman pianist. May God bless 1
them. We had a large number of ]
outstanding gueats: ilrs. M. MUo- J;
dana of Camden, also Miss E. Mdodana
who teaches in Cheraw high
school; Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearson
OfBehnettsville and several others
too numerous to mention. The peo- ,
pie of McCall especially invite Rev. ,
Mdodana and these Christian work
ei's to come again. Collection. ^
$52.92.
Mrs. Corlee Walls spent the ,
week end i n the city visrting f
menas. one was the house truest _
_____ of Mrs. Minnie T.?Bridgers. :
The McCftll Industrial school
opened October 4th, with it- very '
rtice attendance under the priacipalship
of Prof. J. F. McKniitht.. (
(>ur new teachers for this school *.
term are the principal as mention- j
ed; Miss Lillian Smoot of Flor- ,
ence; and Mliss Florence Lester of
Marion. We are expecting to have
a very successful school term.' i
Rosa L. Bethea, reporter
OWINGS NEWS j
Mt. Carmel A. M. E. Church ,
Rev. D. C. Brown, Pastor \
S. S. opened at its- usual hour
with Supt. and officers at their ,
post. The lesson was beautifully .
discussed. The pastor gave a few
minutes talk for the Master. He <
preached very forcefully from 23rd t
chapter of Deut. His theme was ,
Walking With God. Rev. Taylor
from Allen Temple A. M. E. church !
Greenville, was the guest speaker '
in the afternoon. His theme was
taken from a portion of the 23rd
of Numbers. Let me die the death :
oi the righteous. Everyone enjoy- *
\ed his message to the highest. His .
wonderful choir furnished music.
We were blseaed to have the Sulli?
van String band.
\ The following named persons i
V paid pastor's salary:
\ Rev. D. C. Brown $1.00, also the
^following: Mrs. Brown, Clyde Sax\?n,
Maggie Saxon, Edmond Char'lep,
M. C. Saxon, Thomas Williams
Jwjries (Wlllhrma, Gilyard" TTarks-dalA
Claree Barksdale, Ralph Miller.JWa
Sullivan^ Clarfl. Barksdale ..
AllenV Burtdrt," CLara Ferguson,
MiUie JM. Saxon, Dorothy Sitton,
Allene iBarkgdale, Ferlmda Bolden
JwMtt <-Bi^nav Rosa RroWn, Qdell
Kroi#n, A*VB. Brown, Susie WflLpueitU
Miller. A. L. Barks
dele, Annie Sullivan, Clephus Stod
dard, L. C .Bro^n, Rosa Brown, Ho
mer Powell, Iota Stoddard, James
? A ?- . i
.1 imaiiis, fi.iu eacn. vesier
Chappell, and MaVy Chappell $4.60
each. John Williapia $2.00; J. A.
Stoddard, Samuel Hjltoddard, Susie
Stoddard $1.10 each^ Oscar Barksdale,
$1.10; Garnel Brown $1.30.
Tfcoae paying in car^ip meeting:
Jessie Brown, $4.00.\ The following
paid $1.00 eacft; Thomas
Williams, Rev. D. C. Bro^n, Marie j
Broww, Magnetha Brown,\ Maggie
Saxon, Hers. Brown, Odell Brown,
Down* Byrd, Ednaend Charles,
Clyde Saxon, Leo BarksdalA Jas.
Williams, John Barksdale, Gehcva
Btilralsls, Homer Poefell, Rosa
fciiiii >wrrt mtHMf. RrrrirT
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RELEASED) DEC, I94J-NOW A
[ IN A WEST COAST SHIPYARD
$ Y >.
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Dramatizing the heroic role of Neg
War Production Drive Headquarte:
Pvt. Obie Bartlett, who lost an arm
the Army w6nt to work On a weldin
poster has been distributed to 2,3i
war plants covering 5 million wo*k
i'oung, A. M. Saxon, C. G. Stod
kmh "Rev; fL^S. Taylor, and
STica Fowler. Odis Wharton, A. C.
IVilliams. Blanche Boldcn. M. B.
Dorrah 50 cents each. Rosa Brown
[5 cents; Susie Williams, 10 cents..
rutal raised islOO.&L :?
BLAt KSltl ut; NKWS
I.ittle Miss Julia Mae Wood "of
Newark, N. J., has returned afer
spending tin-''summer with hei
grandparents, .Mr. and Mrs. It. II.
A odd. She ""Avas accent panioTT
ionic by hel' ;;unt, .'diss lPennunuT
A'ood who report a very plea: air.
rip.
sgt. Rostdttottd r;ii>i?s <>r c*rrrrrj~
vutton, N. ('., was the* week end
;uest of his fiancee, Miss Johnnie
11. 'Wood who is ill.
Miss FFylen J.Moye a teacher of
"ho "Iloln.hhf h'iirh school, F.oTniont,
S'. spent the week end with
ter psuents, Mr. and Mrs. I.eon
lIoye.
Mrs. Mary Black was tltv dinner
nust of An-, and Mrs. |)._ I).
A ood Sunday.
Miss .J. M. Corley of the Aradmy
St. (ji'.ulty spent the'week
did with her parent at Italian.
Mr. "RdoscycTt JetTeries and
diss Violet Humphries of (ialfuey
\ere the Sunday afternoon quests
if Miss Johnnie M. Wood.
Jasper Alexander of Baltimore,
risited liis mother, Mrs. Nettie
ilexanrier recently.
The many fiiends of Mr. Coopersmith
rrtrret to learn of his illsess.
and v.'k-h for .him' a speedy
ccovcry .
Vif. Sok-na Moss has returned
mine alter a ten day visit i n
A'ashinjrton. D. C. ,
Mr. John Smith and wife are
pending' sometime here with theii
ather,' Undertaker C. I'. Smith
' 'ho has been very sick for several
lays.
Mrs. Annie Calmer is visiting
w-r?mother.?Mir. R*r-,v?fial merr
The xully for Pine drove Baptist
church was a success. Amount
i rased S101. This church was
burned down two 'years ago and
!s being erected again.
The Academy Street school is
progressing nicely with its_ new
Principal J. U. Gaffney; Mrs. Cure
ton and Miss Flowc of llock Hill;
and Miss Sumlar u? Clover -a44e+l
this year. -4
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
f
? Dr. J. fl. Allen lias gone t o
Miami, Fla., for a few weeks recuperating
from an illness which
he suffered recently.
Mr. John Willie Feaster o f
Shelton, S. was here Monday
fumi the Naval Training Scliool
at Great Lakes, 111., visiting his
friends. He is spending this, his
first furlough, in Sholton, with
l.is mother, Mrs. Rebecca Feaster.
Pvt. Robert Thomas, from camp
in Ft. Belvoir, Va., is spending
10 days with his wife, Mrs. Hope
Thomas, Jeter St.
Pilot Albert Manning an 1 wife
were here last Thursday visiting
friends. Pilot Manning received
his Wings at Tuskpgee. several
months ' go, and is quite skillful
in plape flying.
Rev. J. J. Abney preached
some wonderful sermons at Cnl
vary Baptist church the past ten
nights in the revival which h e
conducted. His preaching was enjoyed
and there _was u spiritual
awakening aa he poured forth-his
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OST LIFT AtKARBO^
r WORK WtlDJNG
roes in this war, this poster issued bj
rs in Washington, D. C., pictures ex
at Pearl Harbor, and on release frorr
g job in a West Coast shipyard. Th(
00 labor-management coipmittees ii
touching messages.
. Rev. and Mrs. Rucker and Mr
(iiimore all of Rock Hill worrhi|
i?)c<! at Calvary Baptist churc
Friday?night.?-?
Mis. Alccstis McCullough Col<
man has returned from a stay c
with relatives.
Mr. Wilhert Clawson from F
rysoti, Tenn., is visiting his pai
, ni-;. Mr. and-.M i s. Clawson ilea
! Ash ford "Ht."
Mr.-. I'annio (irillia is on th
sick list.
I.M r. Wood row Shclton and Mi
John McJ.urkin were, he . froi
Baltimore, Md.. Tor a Few "day
tliis week. :
| Miss Rachel Spaim of 1?. T. \\
| faculty in Columbia, and Mis
; Salome Spann, Lancaster Hig
I i'acTitTy.""'Laileastcr were at hiTm
! for the week end. "
I'
| .Miss Helen Brown has roturne
j IT <1111 X..Y. City where she speti
I tlie summer and has resumed' lie
j studies- at - Linley High '?SehoohI
In the recent Bond Drive th
colored people, here went over?th
top.
On Tue.-dav night, in Finley II
; i.i ;'u,..i
i This Is The Army, v.ill be if i^g
'in eonnoetion with the unveilut;
of a phup.'C bearing the-Valines o
[all Finley High School student
l.who wi-nl- t<? the armed service
'up until, the month of last Muj
The pla'iue i> a gift to the achat
; lYnni the graduating class of '41
i
' The members and friends o
| Mi ti opolitan A.MK Zion,?Rev.- (
If. Coleman, pastor, will hono
| the young- nun who are servin
| in the armed forces in a speeds
I ervice Sunday evening at T:-'5
1 o'clock. Itev. Mr. Hart, regions
director, of the Hoy Scouts, wil
[ I,e..tht: guest.speaker. At the clos
i of the service a special servic
I flag- with thirty one stars will b
dedicated. The families of thes
young men will be special guest
lor the evening.
After s] ending a very pleasan
vacation with his sons, Mr. S. I
Foster, Washington, 1). C? M
i Lai rv .1- Foster. Hrooklvn. V Y
and Uev. J. J. Foster of Sumtei
who was in the metropolitan cit
wsiting his family, their fafTie
j .vlr. James Foster, has roturno
. home highly elated over the goo
] visit he had with his ehildrei
j The sons and their wives mad
his stay very, very pleasant. 11
returned as far as Washingtc
on the Champion, the finest an
fastest train in the South. "All c
his sons are doing well. Mr, La:
ry Foster has a very successfi
business in Brooklyn, N. Y., /<
which he is proprietor. The , sor
mot only gave-thhr tripr to^~ thF
father, but also gave him a han<
some amount to put in his "purs
Mr. James Foster is one of Che
ter's pioneer citizens ?und is he
in very high esteem by his mult
tude of friends, white and color*
I s I :
THE PALME
P ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. M. P. Pearson, Pastor
' The Sunday school was called to
,1 order hy the S,upt. at_LQ:30. The
subject- of the lesson was Jesus
i and tlie Ten Commandments. The
; attendance was very good. Class1
es 1, 2, 3, and 4 received the banner
contributing $1.20. Total collection
$4.00. Prayer service was
led by Ilea. J. T. Able. The pas
tor preached from the 31 verse of
the 12th chapter of I Cor. Using
as a theme The More Excellent
Way. In this message he explain
ed the two ways of life: 1, The
way of the world, and 2, The way
jf Christ. Collection -$30-.5L- The
night sermon was-preached by the
Reverend Scott.
Mary Strong, reporter
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BARNWELL NEWS
As usual our church service was!
very good Sunday.--- The pastor
preached, a wonderful sermon and i
all hearts were made to rejoice. '
We were favored with the prcs- i
ence of our tearhers from Better |
and Bethlehem high schools. 'We
also acknowledge the presence of
Mrs. Cora German who once was
a part of us in church and com? |
munity activities but now "resides '
- J I
in New York City. ,
After the wonderfulmorning ,
srevice a large part of the con- t
r gregation attended the anniver- '
* (sary services of the Jordan 'Hup- |
> list church about six miles from
1 Barnwell, i^ere our pastor continued
breaking Jd^e bread of life |
s the occasion/ And* did he preach?
>- We are forced to?never _ah
preacher preached 1 ij^p this man.
~ 1 he t luii'cTg was his theme.
(f Mrs. M. A. Duncan was also oil
urogram at these services and addrcssed
the congregation during.)
C the Sunday school hour. Her address
was based on the Sunday,
school" lesson and she used as -hei
e subject The ' Call to Righteousness.
Between four and five huni-.
died persons attended these sern
vices and over .two hundred dol?
/_ lars was. r?i<?.ih ' ?
The Betlilehem high school open
s ed her doors Monday morning for
h_ lur 11)43-1044 session and quite a
? number?of students enrolled: W<T"
welcomed Prof. E. S. Allen and his
co-workers: Miss Louise Round"-!
I tree who is a graduate of - .the j
school and (hushed her college?!e
course at Moris college; is a mem '
** j hcir"oF the faculty. Quite a few
I other rural schools have opened
i I also.
Mrs. Susan F. Bailey our Jean^
es teacher spent' the week end at
f h.er home in Rock Hill.
s, RIDGE BRANCH NEWS
^ Mrs. S. Williams, Reporter
^ S.S. opened at its usual hour, t
After which Rev. Sim Morris rei
viewed the lesson. Dea. Mack WilC
iiains led prayer service. After
j which Rev. \V. L. Smith preached
.1 . if wonderful sermon from Psalm
II I C,1 .1 All ? : 1 - 1
ii -rvn uiijujuu lilt Illt'SSUge.
? {- Miss Mamie Jackson of Philadelphia
is visiting her sister Mrs.
t. Seraphina Williams,
s Mrs. E. F. Peterson, missionary
came before the church for Morris
^ College. The sum of $4.00 was
t. raised.
' - Miss Doris Padgett was dinner
'' guest of Miss Odel Johnson. Mr.
y' ' and Mrs. U. S. Johnson were dinr,
! nor guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Wil(l
' liams. Mr./imd Mrs. Lake Jack'
1 son spent Monday with his sisters
le ; M rs. WilliaiYis and Miss Mamie
1 I ,. ,
le i jccKson. a aencios repast was
"J ! sorted.
jP Mr. and Mrs. C. Williams, Miss
t-_ Mamie Jackson, Mr. Floyd Hollojl
way and Theodore Padgett motor^
ed to Orangeburg Tuesday to see
their daughter Miss Juanita Wil:1
liams.
e. Sgt. Robert J. Williams from Aiaska
is stationed in N. Carolina.
. Happy birthday to Mrs. S. M".
ed Williams" on Octo. 8.
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1TT0 LEADER
FIFTY-THREE FROM S. C.
ENTER THE AKMV
Great Lakes, 111., Oct. 1?Fifty
thvee South Carolina Negro men
are undergoing (licit* recruit training
"transfoination" period from
civilian* to sea-going, rough ami
ready ~ Rlticjarkets -nt the - u. S
Ntivnl Training Station here,
.-tea 111 in<> full speech ahead witli
Reporting this week they art
their naval indoctrination which intary
drill, seamanship, and naval
ludes the fundamentals of milips'occdure.
They are also participating
in the Navy's . vigofous
physical hardening program.
Upon completion ofv recruit
(alining, they "will be granted ii
nine day leave, after- \yhivh they
> .nay attend one of the- Service
Schools lure at.Great Lakes, or be
.ssigneo to a tivv. duty at sea. or to
_u -shore station. *
Potty office rati;ig.< rfleny Ijq
given inunediatciy. uporn v?--wpk4ia?
v.'ho have had .expi ieiiyo ,,i any of
of the "boot trawiing'* to tlAee men
[ the trades used hy the ijaV\. Men
attending Service Srli"4< are eligioie
for petty 'oflficdr ratings when
graduated from school.
?The now South Cartdma rr'-riuts
are: Ai-die Dw n:? 1-oV AHt ndale;
. ,'mx'pli ?: Ut'.!>mgo, 1^.- liutosburg;
Francfk F. Banks, 18. . Bamberg;
utlioi Dilln'ri,'" 2K; oh;
Ernest Brevard, 20, dawdcn; 'Will m
Brown.lfi.-Charleston; Joe But ei....18,
Charleston; SamitcF k.
)uvis, 2d,'Charleston: JosepH^Marnall.dO,
Charlostjbn; James A. Mills
17, Charleston,; SiiiVey ,L Simmon:
1.-7, Charleston; Thomas S. Lewis,
"id, I 'hosier; William Leak, 227
Columbia;?Johnnie 1..- On vts;?H$'
Chtyow; James 1$. Anderson, rl8
Volnmhia: Hodnev H. 1 ? inton. If)
Columbia; MelVin I/opki::x;!0, .Colombia;
fg?cr"M<" "Nance,Jr. 18,
Olanlbtrf; M4tt}ie\v Star!/, 1
Columbia; Hampton Sumter, 18,
Columbia;4.Louis T. Walters,-18,
Columbia; Eunice Israel," 17, Conway;
George I'. Kelly, Jr., dd, I)ar
I in g ton; Javies Grant, 10, Khrhardt;
Charles- I). Ilallard, 'Fort
Motte; Theodore O. Wilson, 10,
Georgetown; Albert C. Barksdule,
20s Greenville; (Toedro Jackson,
18, Greenwood; Louis Johnson, 10,
Greer; Joseph F. Millsaps, J8, Hid
kins: Wiliie Atulrews. 18. .hohns
ton; Martin Holme*, 18k 1h>\vens;
Willie James, IS, JLalta; Brlsto
Baker, IS, Loins; Earnest J. Ve
rben," 18, "Loris; NaTSamel IlughT1
Marion; Dock Bland, 23, Myrtle
Beach; Pearlie ,L Lewis, 21. N'ichols;
David A. James, IS, North;
Thomas L. Bowman. 18, Orangeburg;
THpnias Del a rue, Jr.. Ill,
Orangeburg; Romy I), Curry, "201"
Pomaria; Thomas Bell, IS,
Ridge Spring; Bonnie Williams; l'.i
St. Matthews; Icson Davis, 25,
Simpsonville; Melvin A. Evans, 21
Sinipsonville; Junior A. Martin,
11), fjummerton; Rudolph Walker,
23, Swansea; Dallas Jones, 11), Tim
monsville; Steven (loree, 20, Whit
mire and Enoch E. Boles, ""25,
Youngs Island.
Mrs. Daisy Miller
Evangelist
Address:
Route 1, Box 356, Monticello Road
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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llKvIl HILLS AME CHUBCI
Rev. "H. A. Young, Pastor
The services were beautlfu
1 carried out on Sunday. It was
high' day all day. The S. S. w
i at its usual hour. The Supt. a
| statf were on their post of du
. At~ 12"oYdoek service began." T
pastor preached another soul st
luring sermon from the 12 chapl
' of Hebrew and 1st verse. K
Young preached out of his soul <
I ery 'Sunday because he knows
' <o far as his reports are cancel
cd we will give all that he s'uppt
1 ed to -have and more.
Speaking yf a minister tl
should be lected to the general c
1 t'erence Rev. Youngs is one. ]
is a man full of love, strong in t
gospel. man ? f J"w> **
mean ability. He believes in (
ing what is right. He is a lead
for Ids-people and a leader imlei
? We wish for him success. \
. had si'Viirnl uicHiii'o f
lC'J Persons communal. T h
Brown Brothers quartet from C
luinhia rendered a fine program
erybody enjoyed and hope th
will" return' soon. Total for-- t
day $141,17. , . . .
Miss"Luciel Moore and Miss In
11 l n te.r re at homo f rom?N<
" York City to continue thcifcour
at Morris rollpgp-?Miss?Can
Robinson is.home from New-Jt.
sey to open her school.
On S'uhdhy night at 8 o'clock >
are celebrating Bro. .1. W. Moo
."Olh anniversary as Supt. of q
thorch. He has given us splend
service for 50 years. The serin"
will lye preached by the Rev.
W. Fo'rdham pastor of the
Olive,AMK chnn-h nf th?. Mm-e
east conference. Rev. Ford ha
-rs?an cx-pastOr and everylux
enjoys hearing jiiin. The public
. invited. ll 1
In reading of the wonderf
work that-the IJev. T. W. AVilboi
presiding elder, is.doing, we a
proud of him an<\ praying for h
success because this church wj
.the, first charge that he jiaston
when he came to the state. So 1
ours." ..We hope ho will muke
rhnncc U) come by" to "see us' 17
,1'ojo May of '41. Wheu we - se?
our former pastors away we set
them to. higher heights in life. A
"tT?T Kev. Young spends his tor
with us he will .do the satne. ~
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L>1- Open from 8 A,M'. until Midnigh
e MEAL TICKETS EOR SAill
Jasper Caldwell, Prop.
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hc OK Sandwich Shop
ez , . San Iwiches of all kind.
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se "IWr. Ered Criflfin, Prop.
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2 Brown's Lunch Room
. 101^ LADY STREET
i,l Good Home Cooking A
on . Spepiaity
g I Prompt and .Courteous-Service
it] Reasonable Friers
b-- Open Each Day Until, Mid
'n night.
Mrs. W. I.,. Rrown, Proprietress
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2 Madam PAyUNE
,S PALMIST?LIl'E KhADKIt
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*?i Guarantees to Head Your
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[7T PaTTs your Sweetheart by name,
1(' Readings on all affairs of life.
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White and Colored
' ^ . LOOK FOR TRAILER
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r Madam Office on Meeting Street
??next to Jollltny bowler's Lunch
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City of West Columbia
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1. JUST RITE CAFE
Home Cooked Meals, Sandwiches
! 1023 WASHINGTON ST.
2. Just Rite Cold
Drink Parlor
1 Drinks of all Kinds
1012 WASHINGTON ST.
3. Just Rite Hotel
Modern conveniences for In and
Out of Town Visitors. Make out
Places your Headquarters. Columbia's
Finest in Services. Wt
Serve You with a Smile.
I.ACY C. McROBBINS, Prop.
1028\i WASHINGTON ST.
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Franchisee! Bottler: Colur
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LADY ASSISTANT
AMBULANCE
ANYTIME ANYWHERE
Superior Equipme
Superior Service
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LOWER PRICE
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Saturday. Otohor Qr 1Q43
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moke bui days
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CAST SENSATION
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lena hokne kile robinson
car calloway and his Band
i'ats waller Nicholas Bros.
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The Wolf Man * V
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} Shorts; ^ an key Doodle I)afTe)\.
Folo Pete Smith Novelty & News*
Saturday and?Sunday
""FIVE CRAVES TO CAIRO" %
Waverly Unknown ;
Luracil Room
Courteous Service
Reasonable Prices ,J;
Mrs. Rosa Davis, Proprietor
(lervais St. '"Thane 2-7890 .
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Telephone 61 HO
1K25 Taylor ~St. Columbia"
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CO IT Ml MA'S NEWEST
AND FINEST MGIIT CLUB k
THE "SAVOY'CLUB
LOCATED ON THE OLD
WINNSBORO ItOAD y
2'A Miles from the City Limits
pf E.iu Claire. '1 lu> Savoy Club
i j was formerly known as the Pali
nietLo Grill. tv
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A Specially.
We tatcr to Private Parties b
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Mrs. Lula E. Nile's, Proprietress (
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Boro Beauty School' i
Located at 2481 Millwood Ave.
BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling
Croquinolling, linger Waving,
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicuring,
Massaging, Hand
Molding, Anatomy anc"
! - . . Electricity. 1
PHONE 5687
Annie M. Pope T. Malone, Pres.
Wilhelniina C. Pope, Instructor
0$M(5jQy
f, Long Island City, M. Y.
nbia Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. ^ (
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ltd lv s. Leery, Mgr. ^ _>.
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