The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 23, 1943, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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PROORAM ?
MONDAY. OCTOliEi
, 9:30 A.M.?Cat's open?Free Cat
10:0(1 A.M.?Hen in placing exhibits
0:30 P.M.-?Hin Carnival Mid-ua\
7:30 P.M.?Free Act
10:30 1\M.?Exhibit Hall closed
11 *00 P.M.?Cates close
TUESDAY. OCTOHER 24i?F
0:30 A.M.?Placing Exhibits conti
1:00 P.M.?Directors' Meeting
2:00 P.M.?Farmers*.Conference?
3:00 P.M.?Hand Concert
4:00 P.M.?Judninn Five Slock
r0:30 P.M.?lUi; Carnival Mid-way
7:00 P.M.?Free Act
8:00 P.M.?State l.eauticians Ha
(Crand Stand)
10:00 P.M.?.Judnjny:_ilvLuhits :
11:30 P.M.?r?Cafes close
WEDNESDAY. OCTOH
VICTORY AND WAR MOTI
9:00 A.M.?Cates open
10:0*' A.M.?Exhibit Hall opens
12:00 M. ?Victory Address
. .-2:00 P.M.?Hand ((uuwt
f>:00 M1tr-\v;iy openc
f>:30 I\M.?Free Act
_z _ The S.
WEDNESD
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RTTRMITTTRR / \<JIJ
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Buy from the Merchants lisle
the Fair Grounds before Wednesd;
exhibit !>uildin<^. Frizes will be if
unless you are present with your
These Are The Mere!
I)KI\\RTMF:N r STOUFS
y- b & W bargain House. 1300 As>e:y.b!v
* National Shirt Shop, 1002 Main Sired
Moskins Clothing Stores. 100! Main St.
berry's, 1 f?08 Main Street
\V. T. GrapX Co., Kill Main Street _
Sehulte-l'nited, 1G24 Main Street
s Alexander's bargain House, 1 Mo Assemh
Helk's Dept. Store, 1 A01 Main Street
Efird's Dept. Store, 1001 Main Street
Fausts' Dept. Store, 1423 Assembly St.
Compton's Dept. Store, 120o Oak St.
J. C. Penny Co., lG32__Jlain St.
^ A. berry's Army Store, 1312 \ysembly
v_ o berry's Dept. Store, 1 110 Assembly St.
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)\ FURNITURE STORKS
lj Stuckey Brothers, 2139 Millwood \vo.
| ? Haverty Furniture Co.. 1020 .Main St.
'l Bridges Furniture, 103H Main Street
Rustin, 1720 Main Street
Kimhrell's Inc? 1211 M ain Street
R. C. Williams and Sons, 1725 Main St.
Rohinctt, 1709 Main Street
E Maxwell Bros. & Quinn, I 125 Main St.
R. B. Koon, 1327 Assembly Street
Stevenson Furniture Co., 1029 Lady St re
Frfcc & I'enninRton, 1130 Assembly St.
Quinn Furniture Co., 1319 Assembly St.
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State Colo:
AY, OCT. 27
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WEARIXG A1M\\'RHL AND
cl hclow am! ask for yuor coupons. I>rii
iv, October 27; li at <1 [CM. A lw\ will
i\en awa> Wednesday, October 27th at
coupons.
iants That Sponsored This Kv<
I i\ t: W !) I FN CF.NT STOIOi.S
Silvers. I 7 1'> Main Street
I . \\ . Wooivorth ' o.. I 1.70 Main si.
Ideal. 1220 \--t-nihi.? Si reel
Do'.Id's, 1202 \ssentbly Street
iVodd's. Five Points
S. II. I\ re>s. 15<m Main Street
Iv Mc ('r?sr> 1.7.711 .Mr.in Street
<;KOM:KY STOKFS
J. Drake. I-dens,. 122a- Assembly Street
i'l.'iotl Parkauc Co., 2220 (Jervais St.
I.lliott Packaue Co., 1 107 Assembly St.
A. (>. Martin, 222.7 (ieVvals Street
((ualily Market. 2217 Ccrvais Street
.1. W. I r:i|>j? (iroeery. It.K.I). No. i S. C.
Sunshine C,roeery, 1120 Harden Street
llaxley's", 2220 Flmwnod Street
l'..;\lev's. 1200 (iretftr Street
I'iaKlj-^Vijfuly Stores, 1220 Main S'rert
I'iuelv-W iiruly Stores. 707 Harden St.
PiUKly-W itrtrly Stores. 1017 Main Street
Knox's <iroeery. 220.7 Pendleton Street
II MtDWAKK STOKKS
ItutT llardwacfi, I<>1.7 Main Street
-? KiVkin's fT;Tr(T\CaTe and Furniture Co.
_1J21 Assembly Si reel
( l I'. I!, liendrix Mfl?aro? 1321 Assembly ?St
Trivrick ?K. I.orw ranrv, t.">27 Main Street
Miller Hardware Co., 1401 Assembly
ETHER NEW FE ATURES AT
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PROGRAM |
Iorchants* Prize Con lost
h i1 ?oi'k i/ispiav fc
iates close 9
V, OCTOI'.KK 2S?COLlTEtriv DAY
nlos nnon ? r^___ 1
^xhibii Halt opens
'ernival Mid-May opens
l'ree Act . r'~" K
;rnrt -Concert
ooihall
ree Act _ g
ire Works 7
Ixhihit Hall closes P
ates close
i*. (KTOSiKK 2t>?SCHOOL DAY ?
iates open E
vxhihit Hall opt'ns- ?r~~~ ? arni
\ al opens
and Concert
iiulball?Hooker Washington-A very _
ree Acts V
ire Works Display
Ixhibit Hall closes
ates close
AT! -HDAV. OCTOKMit -U) . |
ates open . K
exhibits released
'ay men I ol Premiums
i ree tors' Meeting
IZES
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red Fair ^ j!
th-7:00 P.M.I
GROUNDS I
MANY OTHER PRIZES |
tvu your stul)s marked (drop in box,) to 3 |
be provid-id for this purpose in the big B
7 P.M. No Prizes awarded to any one E
Mil. Trade With Them 1
SHHMCK STATIONS
1. S. I.oevy Ser^ ice Station, ls:l1 T avlor
J. .M. Derrick's (iulf Fountain, 1113 As- Q
senibly Street ' fj
( I T" W FTtS
I!. A. Hlocker, 1321 Dine Street
I'anl iA .Marshall, 1017 Taylor Street
J. \V. Crimson, 71.1 Main Street
ART STORKS
K/ripire Linen Shop, 1013 Main Street
SHOE STORES
.Marilyn Slipper Shop, 1311 Main Street
Cannon Shoe Store, 1333 Main Street
Boyd's Shoe Store*. 1310 Main Street
(7. R. Kinney Shoe Cot. 1023 Main St.
Jacqueline Shoe Store, 1330 Main Street
WTO-ACTIVE
Deans, 1330 Main Street
Hetty I.op, 1000 Main {Street
DRl G STORES
KulT ItriiK Store, 2303 Gervais Street
( ounts Drug Store, 1103 Washington
Lane's, till Main Street
Eikerd's Drug Store, 1330 Main Street
Thorr.as Drug Store, 1331 Harder. Street
FLORIST
( harlie Allison. 2101 Geryais Street
THE FAIR .
UR ASSCTN. I
LEADER '
HIRtf I:\SPR1NG N KWS
; Ala?ie V. Hammond, 4 Reporter
' S. K was opened on?time?-by
1 Mrs I, ..Peterson in the absence
! of tlu* Supt.
BYPU program was splendid,
r-t'lass No. 1 sponsored it. Mr. Ar;
thiir folnian acted as master of
..eiernonies. Invocation"" Uy Rev. J.
' 1. Watson; sinking led by Mrs.
Mi';'. Mary-?Lauadnax. Mrs. Ann
I The subject of Mrs. Kaiford's
poem: Working for Christ and
Vti'u.
The Missionary Society anni|
. ? r :u y?pioi'iant was quite?sue
1 'e '-iflTI Si:nday niirht. 'Vbe- Johnson
Missionary Society was well
r? presented. We wish to thank all
Amount raised $20.00. Mrs. Ida
Peterson president.
"itidge Hill Hi School News
I ropzsy Pee Davis, Reporter
"ITiis TrrtnJT the lliii d week?o?(
lini.l Iii:r ai tendance -has areaty
increased mid anioiVff" our old
students we see many new faces.
The music students numbering
it, sire again on their way under
. .lie instruction of Mrs. J. lledor?(in,
We hope for them success.
Since being on our regulaj'
-ehcdule we have started our hot
tnnch which we-impo- will?be _atrreat.
help to the students and
teachers for the increasing o f
.weight. : * '
A4r. WiMs nfade a trip to Columbia
and Jenkiiisi ille on business
1
The (5th and 4th tirades are
planning a pre-llalloween Mask
aarty. Watch The Leader for further
information and start sav?rrg?yd.
T iiitkles?and dimes. ?
Our ,1'TA president, Mrs. Rosa
1!. Kaiford. enjoyed a very happy*
i inhday Monday. Her gifts and
greetings, were .. ..numerous and
beautiful. She is grateful to all
Iriends sfor theirngood wishes.
The l1lee Cliib is^yet ali\e even
tinier li it has been visited try I n,!e
Sam. And the graduation class
carried away about one ' all*. Its
was quite inspiring: to 'Mrs. Henderson
lo liml HTal iTuuTy voices
were left.
We are glad to have our Jcanes
teacher hack after a short vacation
in Cleveland. Ohio.
Fifth grade has organized a
"flood. Ktiglish and lie Kind To
Animals ("lull. OMieers are Catherine
Abies. Pres.; Dorothy liar-j
ris,Tresis.; T>e7oiis Johnson. Sec.
Ida (11 eeite. crilic; James Clay.
editor.
I torn*i forget 'the H. S. Contest
to !,. given h'eie Tin;sv.day uigli'LOct.
-1st.
dRFKN VIL1,K NKWS
Asidersnn St. Community...('lull
lias Rose Festival
'-^A-jolly oven it nc was spent ji -tthe
home of Plot, and Airs. D. ('.
Butler of Anderson St. by the
Anderson St. Community Club on
last Thursday evening. The event
was si rose festival. The club was
entertained by Mrs. Bertha dates
mother of Airs. liutler. Kach.
guest was askisl to i.iing a rose
and to offer sin appropriate name'
for it. A short program was held
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?? I II ^II.NJS I III'/. ? >lKa|?|l2SI <1 S-IIl^fll^
In The- Time of Host's, followed
by Mis. Anna Micksbii Madden
-inging aTne Last Host- u?.-Snim-.
mer. The judges 'then proceeded
to select the prettiest rose. After
ip.tieh consideration the Mrs.'Miniver
(Hose brought by Mrs. Lnnna
Davis was declared winner. The.
[Mauler brought by Mrs. Louise
Moseley and the Marsha Field by
"Mrs. Janie Sampson received hon.
oiahle mentiufi. Mrs. Davis was
crowned Queen of the Rosea ..and
. I fint.nl |P|. \vinni?r'n Dl i'/e.- The
crowning and presentation were.
I made by Mrs. Madden,
j The quests' attetion was then
1 called to, a nrihiature well in a
corner where* each glids t was invited
to draw himself a refreshing
drink. Dainty cookies were
placed nearby. Kveryohc present
Ai joyed the affair. The club has
long since realized that the Butlers
have a store oT variety in
entertainment and one can always
expect something different and
interesting when at "their home.
The roses were "then carried to
Mrs. Mattic Thomas, a member
who is ill. S& e derived much pleasire
from them. Guests present
.vere Miss Ponselle Pharr, Miss
Inez Sheppard r.nd Mrs. Anna
Madden.
. Mrs. Flora \V. Harris of Clove
land, Ohio was called to the city
several days ago because of the
death of her sistffh," Miss J.ukr
Ware. Miss Ware was an active
member of the VIICA.
Mrs. iSusie Kennedy, 23J John
fu., was proud to na\e rvis. i nur
!es Washington and Walter Baltimore
from the Greenville Army
Air Base as her wOPk end n nests.
The Freo Will Community Club
lonffted $5.00 last week to t. h e
Nursery .School. This makes a total
of $10.05 which this club has
given to this one projecl.
WOODRUFF NKWS
New bethel Church
Our Sunday school was fine.
The banner still is held by classes
ii and 15." After its close Rev. 0.
A. hrby fkiRvererl the message
which was full of jrower?iwul?food
for thought. New Bethel school
had a grand rally for the library
building,. which was a success. Amount
raised $444..r>2. Prof. A.
WinCimV principal.
Mrs. Annie C^-gory rtn<l husband
Worshiped with us Sunday.
Pvt. Walter Duncan' and Wilbur
Voung worshiped at New Bethel.
They are stationed at Ft. Bragg.
Mrs. Eliza Thompson of Sparlaiiburg
was a pleasant Visitor.
Miss Elsie Cannon was a pleas
ant visitor here recently. . She is
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Spiritual Reader j*3
ters it'll of Past, Present, Future I
:an give names.- tell who cause (.*
trouble, help locate articles ami
persons. See me, or enclose $1,01
birth date..?> epiestions. cent;
?stanr)u?fieod?front letter vanie a1'
personal.
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?H+:V. T. Fl.OYI)
p. <>. Hoy m ^
Musical Instruments j
I . 1
I -Will p.av cn.-h for violins, violas <
i aeeortlooiis. el:irinel<. saxophones. ' iT"..
ill limpets, regardless of age or.
condition, liritigr in Insl roments,
| Sunday 1 t . 0 P. .M. A. Ql'A' h, |
s Hotel Wade Hampton.
?FOR S.VI.K
, Oy< rc<;alsv A1 ubugln lilue,* <!oul>lebreasted,
belted hack; and N'avyi
i..., i>. .i. . it o
*.?%?*-. i*w.m an won ;um llKC* lit \V |
1 Si'/i? f!S. Chc.ip fur C.tsi). Phone I n.
2-1 SOS. , '
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Whist Tournament j
; ^ ?u?we- h+v+te+I?D>-?4P-nd?the j ~r
l>'isy Ludios Whist Tournament,J||,
I:?1 llivir-club jjjxiir.. 111!) 1-2 WashT^
1 .liu-n.n ii i a. MD.tflny iv^in, Ui1- j?
told r 2.", at S |>. ui. i gc
WANTI-J)" ^
Licensed Beautician. You" may
take ym.r choice of how you want
Applicant may apply to Air.
Plank Sin^lclary's Inn, Lake City,
South Carolina.
5 <i!V J' 'tusawi
fflMm
and hairthat is streaked, born tor discolored
and drasait with McBRADY's Hair Slicker \|
for Men and Women to ^
JET I1LACK Loi)?(ine88
within i fewminutes.Does t"
not turn hair rod. Repeat jj
as conditions demand. It's rf*rw '"I
GU AUANTEED not to^T-1 KJ
harm your hair or scalp. 1 v ,
SEND NO MONEY
Just iViail coupon bclowfor^a &&
' large jar. Pay-postmamOGc'-*
(tax included) plus postaif"-, with a GUARAN'l
Kr.ofcomolotesa'.iSfactionoryoumay
return t'no unused portion within I days and
get hack your 66c. Deal with good old reliable
/inn that has been in business over 48 years.
Why Look Old Before Your Time? Enjoy ; R(
love, romance and success with black, well |
groomed hair. Don't wait! JUST MAID
THE COUPON TODAY for our famous
u A i D e i i AI/ r D !
iii n n ^l.1 vntn
! J E. McDRADY a. CO.. bapt. 7 ?204.
| 1041-49 Vnn EurcnSt., OMcago. III. .
I Send mo a fuU<si?e jar of Mclirariy's Guaranteed . |
Hair Slicker. I'll pay postman ow, plu? po*Ug?. I ; ^ J
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Agents Wanted
I.ive 10ft Years or More ^
Aro. you sick? Are you Rundown?
then order Black Kagle gy
Root and Herh Compound made
for natural sikness or unnatural
stomach disorder. Prepared
hv a registered Herb
lirm one of the best of its kind
on the market. Contains 21
different Herb ingredients. Will o
i really tdean the entire system
of filth, poison waste and help
l nat'tVe brim;?batdt?m-w?1 ifo.
vim. pep and vitality. Men i?j
I and Women of ol) h.ave praised |,
l it;, many young users say it is tp
something to crow ai.outv-Try
this mediane you may never
; -ln-'c Ii :*< .
RKl)l ( T.I) PRICES to am. *>'<
SPiitm alists & mithms m
5Te.n'd ?2.(M? in cash and a hot- i?
j "tie will ?he? shipped--postpaid... .
WV also ship C. O. D. postage ?
. extra.
Tin: srmrn at health i
CI RIO CENTER
221)'.> (irand Avenue
Coconut drove 33, Florida
in nurse training.
I MY. Marty TTTnninjrh'afit is hnr.ir 19
n a 1'i.ilough visiting parents. He I
: is stationed at ?.Iariam.a.
f Mr. James Willie St''en who wnrjB
Ifiek.in Washington is now a t ||
I home with hmother, Mrs. Hat- B
I tie Steen accompanied him home. Ej
j The silver tea which took place I
| Sunday evctVing were enjoyed
I many. This was-sponsored by the ' fl
Vt.nr T?/>tlinl fnciiHy I ?
j E. J. Parks, reporter
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WAVERLEY
ESSO STATION
02 T.VYI.OR ST. IMiONK i>"?lH
lours: !) A.M. until Midnight
Sundays U~A.M. until ( P.M.
Nonessential <?as I'sois
in:00 A.M. to ft:()0 I*.At.
Kvpcrt l.uhrhuition. Washing
QTICK TlUIi SlilvYK'K
ANY \\ Kl-JtK IN TIIK CITY
C A M P U S
L II N C H
2200 TAT LOR STREET
? RHONE 0.r>LS
(loud?Fo o d?|
Pleasant Surroundings
|>en from S A.M. until Midnight
EAL TICKETS FOR SALE
Jasper Caldwell, Prop.
Wc .ited At Once!
(J ohm 'lVachors for Hiologicar
ienee, dusic arid French. CoirCt:
I'. oix- HM-W or Roy J.U1,
ick III-1, South Carolina.
rown's Lunch Room
1014 LADY STREET
Cond Home Cooking A
Specially ,
'rompt and Courteous Service
Reasonable Pi*ices
pen Each Day Until iVIidnight.
Madam PAL LINE
PA 1..M 1ST?LIFE lU.ADKK
fi Ha ran fees to Read Your
Entire Life
ills your Swcclhoart liy name,
ladings on all affairs of life.
Prices in reach of everyone
While and Colored?
LOOK FOR TRAILER
adam Office on Meeting Street
e*t to Johnnv Fowler's Lunch
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City of West Columbia }
^Ov^C'^.OC'C'OOOOC'vC'OOOOO'O I
. JUST RITE CAFE j
nnic Cooked Meuls. Sandwiches
102ii WASHINGTON ST.
. Just Rite Cold
Drink Parlor
Drink? of all Kinds
1012 WASHINGTON ST.
. Just Rite Hotel
Modern . conveniences f?r ai^
Tt?of Town?V isi'.ot'H.?Mal'.o o .
aces your i loauquai u i s. v ombia's
Finest in Services. W <;
?rvo Yoti with a Smile.
I..U Y <YAloROHitlNS. Prop.?
1028!2. WASHINGTON ST.
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mmmm jxammamaamms/mmm
LEEVY'S FUN
Undertaking and Emhalmin
LADY ASSISTANT
AMBULANCES
ANYTIME ANYWHERE
Superior Equipmen
Superior Service
?SLOGAN?.
LOWE It PRICES
No Deserving Poof Refused
1831 TAYLOR ST. COLUMH
*XTilA W/Df 9CNEE
PLC AT ED... DROPPED BEL1
^ \ LOOPS ...* t* TO IE IMC
ij V BOTTOMS WITH CUFF
/sfAD ?I.00 DEPOSIT V" /? ,
T ' Hal * C a Collect
\ YOUR WAIST AND *WY
^ \ INSEAM MEASURE. * JJ5/
1 Choose From These Fabrics and Cth
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Saturday, October 23, 1943
nMHnMiHHHM
I'LAYING
Till RS.?FEE?SAT.
"HOLY
MATRIMONY"
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?Starring? ? ^ i
MONTY (JKACTE ,
WOOI.I.EY FIELDS
A DiTAND?NEW
I AI' (; 11 TEAM
BETintfl
1111 US.?Fltl.?SAT.
"PHANTOM ^
^_(1PTLLK_() PL R .<Y1
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NELSON EDDY
SIX ANN \ FOSTER
and (LAI DE It A INS
ghtpmm^
r'-wr. ?
Saturday and Sunday
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9 v
.Monday and Tuesday
"1)1'BARKY WAS A LADY"
Wednesday and Thursday
" CAItIN IN TIIK SKY"
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Waver Jy Unknown
Lunch Room
Courteous "Service
Peasonablc Prices
Mrs. Rosa Davis. Proprietor
2311) (Lerv.ata.St. . Phone 2-7890
ANN IK WORKMAN
BEAUTY PARLOR _J
daily
Telephone G1S9
1S25 Taylor St, Columbia
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,\>:i) i-'j\est mcmt cum
THE SAVOY CLUB
LOCATED ON- THE OIJi
W1NNSBORO ROAD 1
2'i Miles 1'rom ilu; City Limits j
<>l' Han "Claire. The Savoy Ciub |
was formerly known as the. Pal- i
niello drill.
_Sta Foods, Chicken and Steaks- <
A Specialty.
Wv cater, to Private Parties
and Clubs
Mrs. I.ula K. \Hes. Proprietress
Roro Beauty School
Located at 2181 Millwood Ave.EEAUTY
CULTURE IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling
CroqujnoJIirig, Finger Waving,
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicurinc.
Massaging. Hand
Molding, Ar.atomy and
Electricity.
PHONE f>687
-Annie M. -Pope T. Malone. Pres.
Wilhriitiina C. Pope, Instructor
auj&*affieaaagig i n wwnnpM
IERAL HOME |
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I. S Leevy, Mgr.
PnONE 23619 |
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