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?? ? Saturday, November 20,13 . BALTIMORE, MI). NFJ*"S * By Mrs. L. (J. Douglass The S. S. S. club niet with Mrs. M. Ar.diewg, <> 1 rt N. Cllhoun St., cpened with Bible vei?a< by eaeli member. Mrs. Wilkes, the president presided at the business session. Next ^meeting \vj,l ho held with Mi's. Cell a Graham ,810 AY. M u1be rry S t. . , _ Mrs, Nancy Boone departed this life Oct. 22. She was a faithful member of the Mt. Hebron Bapt hureh. Funeral sermon by Rev I. H. Matthews. She is survived .I, tiy two daughters. Airs. Martha lackspr. and Mrs. Ceorgiannn . ietveiy, .both of Baltimore and two ... sons-tin ..law, . Rev. II. .lackson and Mr. Jones. \\rp extend our sympathy to the family. Sick are Rev. W. Neal. Airs. An , nic Turner. Airs. Noniy. ITerndon, , and Mrs. Fowler. We. arc .askin;? special prayers for all. .Mr. Friendly McCray hiid as his "" night. Also Air. and Mrs.'.Lowell it.- xt?.... t>_t? i uiwii ji uui me rtavy ?i,t. nam Mr. rind Mrs. Fletcher Monroe are still in North Carolina visit?g his people. He will return on C ?esday and leave ior lhriri Bridge aryland. * 'l Mrs. Arncatha McCray .had as past by guest Mrs. L. G. Douglass. Mrs.?Douglass is 'cpiiipli'tiug lint " business course in typing'at D. II. S., Baltimore. ? We are ftsking for silent prayers at each plant at least 2'or times -ft?day:?It takes that to rule this ' wicked \Vorld now. Mrs. Lend HasTey ifr gritting a 'ong fine now. She is a rhembor Df the Mt. Hebron Baptist church Mir. and Mrs, Lindsay Solomon * had as guest Mrs. L. G. Douglass Mr. .Tamos W_ ar.<l-Mir--J?h?- Byrd father Mr. Byrd from Winn? Doro is visitihg thcrh. lie is a deacon at Black .Tack Baptist church also the clerk and Supt. ot -? t-he Sunday school. His sons arofficers of Mt. Hebron. * -' * - -EBENEZER A. M. E. CHUftCH Rev. L. A. Logan. BaHtor Mullins, R. C.?Sunday being n crisp but beautiful day a large crowd attended Snndnv Tim I lesson was beautifully -reviewed by the pastor. Strictly-on . time the ?' pastor along wi'ITT ReVrf. H. John- " son and J. Brunson ascended the rostrum. The junior choir rendered music for the services Sunday Mrs. Suphroriia Reaves is direr. iress ot the choir. The i>astoi - _ preached* a wonderful . sermon which was deeply felt by the congregation. Text Genesis 5:2. sub ject Walking With God. Six nei sons connected themselves with the" church. Ampng the visitors from ~ the various churches of the-city worshiping with us was Miss Elnf the city schools in Columbia. Thank you visitors come again you -j- arc always welcome." Wf?We were very glad to have wi'h us Sunday Mrs. Ellen Pickett and Mr. Henrv White who boas; boon on the sick list. The Eureka Temple Daughters of Elks Lodge No. 1?90 celebrated at Ebenezer A. M. E. church. Rev. I Logan preached the annual sermon. Collection piiscd was SP..1 UT The Elks is a very fine organ ization. At the evening services the pa;-, tor selected for his text Rev. 22:17 subject The Glory Line. The pastor preached a very fine -sermoh. The Rev. H. P. Billups, and'- hisfamily worshiped with us. Rev. Billups made a fine talk which was ..' vary interesting. Come often Rev Billups. The Rev. L. A. Logan Visited the sick and gave Communion on last : Monday. The Stewardess Board No. 1 met : the home of Mr. and Mrs. W4t Iram Green, Sunday aftemoon. Amount raised $5.20. .The Junior Missionary met at the home of JV?r. and Mrt^-Grady Garmichaet on last Sunday. . Staff Sgt. George Cribb o ! Monroe, N. C., spent the week end ( in Mullins with relatives. . - Pfc. John K. Huggins with his wife and daughter of , Louisiuna aore the?guests of -his.. motheLThe adult school will begin on Mrs. Lizzie Huggins last week. ^ M.onday night at .thhe Palmetto ^ high school. See .MVs. Viola Grissctf and 1 get your copy,of the Palmetto Leader, the Lading publication oi ' South CarolrnaT Mrs. J.anie. Carmicheal and child ren spent Sunday in Nichols with l relatives^ _ ^ t 1 I.,. Miss Hetty i-.ee ooraid is visii itur relatives and friend.; in New I ^Bfifork City. Mrs. Isola MeDaniel of Rains. I was the Week end visitor of hotcousins, Mesdames Cora Richardson and Edith Singleton. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Joe, l'eportor : ; ? 0 FLORENCE'M?\VS Cpl. Theodore Lester of Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas is in the city visiting relatives and friends, 'Mrs:'. Maggie Lester and Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Muggins and family. Mrs, Josephine Goodson has returned from Knoxvillc, Tettn.. after spending four w'Geks with hei husband Mr. "yVIanhine Goodson, who is doing Defense Work there. S Friehds of Sgt. James Lee will be glad to learn that he arrived t?afely somewhere in England. Mr. Junious Flood died sudden at his home on 32r S. "Ravenel. Funeral arrangcmiint-inromplete. . when news sent to pre?s ifiUHKSkik ,n w-\ . ./?; iifcV t-M%'*l> V ' ? . , , . Bureau of T ATLANTA, GA.?"I only ho pleasure to hoar me s?t it pave \nderson, world's greatest living Red Cross building at Lawson < wounded there. Pictured with hei New Orleans, Louisiana, who was Africa. The hall was fdled with t on crutches, wheel chairs, and str< in several of the wards where pa by U. S. Army Signal Corps), CHFSTKR PARAGRAPHS Sgt. T. J, Walker is at hoint from Ft. Dix. For several weeks he had been jjl jn the , hospital there, lie spent a day in Ovangeburg with his dauglper, Miss .In. Rtt-H College. Miss I'ossie Honor and .Miss 1iitz Washington teachers in Kmnett Scott !iigh Poek ll'ill wim aero for the week end. -Among tin* out of town attendants ,at. the Sandy River Assoc!.it-on which has just closed a t Fl'ionilr.li i o P.5inti?f- ftin-cli C,\. umbia St.. were: ,Vr. Bacote. <>i iVncdiid (.'nlltan ;?Be v. .1.1*.?HitiI. pastor ol' /.ion Baptist church I'olumbia;- Ii"V. Cecil Mills, pas-or of -First rJapti.-.t. church, \Vuul in r. tun, I i.e.; 1'ev. Mr. I .and, ol \Vashin;vton Rev. Mr. (.'ore. Ion, iT< in dic1 ( oil egg-; TTfoT. .T.TT (Jo mi lock, president of Friendslvi; College, Hock Hill and 'many others. The?AsMiciation and Cuiivom tion were well attendc' at each service, and the programs carnational. In the auditorhini at Finley II M-hool?M4w-rsdiry--^an?^-fHntri -Hr, Framplon (white) pastor of Parity Presbyterian1 church here spoke to the teachers and students. Besides the Four Freedom? about which we constantly hear he was strong; ii. his flit crania tl.nt there should be a Fifth Freedom for all, and that is Freedom >f Action. Mrs. Kthcl Cureton. Taylor, Librarian at Finley High who married?recently, hat! as her g;ttrsts Friday, her husband from Fort Huachuca, Ariz., and his brother fiom Ft. Sibert. Ala. Tovet hoi they went to Columbia that afternoon, where, she is spending tin week. 4. The High School teachers o I Finloy ili had a Rally last week for the choosing of .Miss Iloinc Coming, at the Fairgrounds when [Jell St. High of Clinton played acre. The amount raised was $20775. Miss Margaret Wilson eonteslant from 11 A, ^Miss Mary Alston, teacher, was chosen, hei teacher having reported the highest -amount, was crowned at the aalf of the game. Mrs. A lees t is Coleman is in harue of the I.ibrary in the absence ot' Mis. HUiel fay forMr. r.ilrerty 15iown is at home from.Camp with an infected foot He is^ at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Oak St, IBs wife, Mrs. I'earl Brown is here with him. They have been living in Brooklyn, N.Y., several rears. Mr;r. Cora Brier and niece, Miss Betty \dams, Pittsburg, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. King Degratloorisd.. ?f Camp in X. J.; .Mr. Paid Decraffenried, all of -Philadelphia; Sgt r.toyTt I Jegralfenried of Camp if Nr.'.l., witji his wife, baby, and mother-in-lav.v from Asheville, X C., were all here for the funeral -eivices of Mrs. Anna. DcgraHfen led at -Mt.~Hllve Baptist church if which the deceased was i faithful member. Rev.. VV.M. Honor preathed the shnTffiTTT She tea? burled fit Armenia Baptist"ehurcT beside her husband and Severn thildreh. A very pleasant afternoon wa? enjoyed Sunday when Mesdatncs I.eanna Jackson and Bcul'ah Gil more entertained with a dinnei party at the home of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Boh Davis 01 Columbia St. The occasion was ii honor of Miss Arte via Mct.arkin'i birthday. Guests wore Mr. nn< I ..." ??? rji ^ ^ ^ ublic Relations* XT. S. War Department j pc it gave tho boys half as much me tossing to them," said Marian contralto, after her concert in the jeneral Hospital for the sick and is Staff Sergeant Wilton Edgar of ? wounded in the fighting in North i hose able to wark, and many others i1 itchers. Later, Miss Anderson sangi Xients could not be moved. (Photo i | Mrs. 1). II. naneoel;. Mrs. MJihel Hound, Summit. N.J; Mrs; Kloise MeLuvkin, Miss Louise lkihcoek Misses Adleno and. ..\rle.viu Me I Lurkin and I'ev. and Mrs. ('. ('. Coleman. t.Is will be interested I o 1 jl'iO'W i4^-U4-Mr. Kiuvedge Jhn 1;..11.111 Its in (.'amp Lu Leu.IsLmu?a_ud Mr. Pom Buchanan ,Jr. i sin Camp Si | hert. Ala.. These arc two of our ' | < lirsiei' yoiiiii'' men who Ivude. been living in AVn'shington*. B.C. .Mr. Hart of Spartai'lrurtr. was hero Tuesday for a tneotkij; of Boy Scouts. _ Mrs, Iredell Montuonverv. Miss ' Martha Mac Wright. Mrs.. Janie Mnrnn.?Mrs. Annie Mao King arc h ?n the- ? - .. . ... .1 (Irand -Master J. S. Stanhaek i ; liiis been worried.thi.-, week wifli i hoarseness, which lias kept hiin much at home. l'fe." Kdward "XYti! <) is at?hnrrrw ; for 1o days furlough which ho is . njoyirrjr with pjffents on Columi Orleans, La. Mr. Joe Cobb who lives near .Se:t.b.u;uxLj?Laiiuu ln.sj.. 1C uu. Look No. .J. and Mrs. Matrgie I'i. J p. v Atdifrd St., lost her liulova 1 | watch one dav tiiis week. , "MTss Willi ~T!idlcMTe:?lh of TTitfh land St. 11'd.h school faculty, of ' | Spartanburg spent last week end with her mother. Mrs. Eva Ileath Kaddy, McLuro St. Mr. ar.d Mrs. ("entry James, of Center St.. had as their quests ncently Miss. Jlia Pi'jrues, N. Y. 1 City'and Miss Ezixlia (Jroen of Bennetts villo. The program, rendered by the silver Tone Jubilee Singers ;u .Bethlehem Sunday nitrht spousor ed by the Missi<mary Society was ".raiind. These younj* men can have had to in;;. They are oars and we really aaprv. into thcui. We. thank Ilev. J.^ S. Dial theii 1 manatfer for making it posible 1 for t;s to yet, IhisSdalc. ' * ^(MCtOOOtO'OX^QjQ>Q. 1 DAVID G. ELL !| TIIIKTY-TWO Y!:,\i!S OF INSr'MNH | ? All Kinds of Fnsu | "T.I.FPIK % 1221 Washington St --fc " oo<1. ACjt-jc, o Ac? )<*?<*>V>.*> ffi<*, <*,c, ;! <2>^? TebC iQjpjgjry 1 kv 111IlLU 1 Pepsi-Cola Company, I U Franchisee! Bottler: Colum ""V. * . _ ' * . THE J*ALMJ i;L \( ksiu iu; M:\\S ' AI 'i* > n tf the ti'if r>r town ?jijfst '.m iv .Mr. ..iid M i. . 11? luy Jtluck < firrrr: Air,'-. ^Mnck*s TatSur II Tkvnie! Ltimr ha- hern mi tlu- sit list several weeks. Cpl. V. J-l. 11.nil.n of ('aniii ! '< ? t. Tcllli., M'i lit ( i al day* vi: rit in.tr-?Ills- pare'I' i?-tt-.-t: *--1 -M vs. : II. Hardin. lie has. retimed a t-r* visiiiiv * i*< |'e\v < ther re . i i v? s a i iti '* i i. a i ] .' 1'tc. VVeV '?i -i-iitT'is. Knr inner I IlaiMiiiiM is I'.-ie v "lh ins i.ui lia r .M s. i:ii/ i I'. Sadh r. Sti .Aiu.rew Hardin ei' Smyrna. Ten: 'spent t<n-*days here with his re [ cites and friends. While her ~hr,?rds'r s^it-tp?:' few days?in?N~t* ! York and Wnstmrytnii with reii Itivis. | |.'? v. .1. H. llkick was a Sunda v's tor vvita Mr. and Mrs. Ileni i idatk in (>roe'\ 7di-s- I .pin I'lai lias returned from Rnlehjh. N. f , v.here she spent sometime with hi I sistr. 11.Jessie Hunt. I -CONSULTM A I) A M C E C 11 First Time in State, County or City ... I win tell you Ju: ?5sTm fffil "hat you want t 1^ S*S H know about yon f r icnds, enemh i? or' rivals; \vheth( or lalse; how 1 nam the love < tv.e one you most desire; contri o?- influence the actions of anyon even though miles away. Gua antce success where, others f*" MADAM CECIL r All Business ConfidenHal Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.lUj. f>ermancntly located in 2nd Pol man Trailer on left side o* Hip way No. 1 coming out of Columb nefct to Airs. Roland's Croc. Sto Open Snndu\jj_NV. Columbia. S. 50c Special Readings for a sho time only! For Appointments Phone 2297' ENUF FLOUR At fOO</? HONESTLY, kV " J Tiic I'nion <.'hnir program ~ \v very interest iii?* Sunday af to noon at Bethlehem. The singit .iviis- very synod. Collection Mr. .1 1?. Williams, a very br liant yoanjr man of our town le ! last week and joined the Navy j MtT" t'ledsUnl' :\MK memtie 'bad an interesting Debate Su 'day night. | Itev. j. S. Dial and members a having his h Filth Anniversa this week. d'C-Oe^O.O.OOOO;OwC8?SC8?amoXt<$; ISON AGENCY HONEST AND EFFICIENT E HEK\ ICE ranee Except Life ~ )N E 2-2180 Columbia,- S. C* <: C'0.ooc-oovo:o:oc>ooooooooooc S Long IslandJMty, N. Y. ibin Pepsi-Cola Rot (ling Co. * l;ttq leadku ? llll L AMK < ill |{( II 4 *; ^ . L l?ev. >V. M. Thompson. Pastor 11 c5" ' - ^ i > t?vi<si was rmiitntTTitT k by tin- Supl. Rio. K. (I. Oliver. " vvith% a lart.ro attendance. Class J n \'o. 1 wftn tlu- 'banner havintr K-?I ~ 4 in epllection $.'5.(10. The i'. K. was J7" presented td tlu- .S. S. and in bis ' hilnxnphrcaf way hold tlu* and- ! iciiae spell hound live minutes. I Brother; tftiftts KajfiifTerr'a~sj)ii~T' r* ituiil 11rayar-sciwice. After?which 1 the pastor in. well selected words, I1' ' presented tho Prsiilintr Kldr who 1 chose as a text Psalms 15:1-1; 0* subject: Citizens of Heaven. The , ? well delivered. The business o 1 !' the quaiTerly conference was ear1V j lied out which revealed the cony ii>ion of the church. T'ne stew-' k ards, trustees, missionary, >un\. lay school and the four steward-. ?i ess boards reports were read and v each one asked?for?tlx) ret', rn of the pas lor?trnd?presiding; elder. ? ^ Tho Sunday school has $2(10.00 in treasury; the mi sionary's report}, repealed the fact thai. I hey havn|. | tn treasury $5o()(>. l'hery hoard [7 L, in mi- cruircn nas a neat sum ol I ( money in l lie it treasury. I The pastor has added 128 mem- i "hois-to the church this year, ih- ~i . hiding one that joined .Sunday. J H* The pastor said, that a Total ol" ^ 2tKi members have been added to r t!u< church, .in .'J years. ~ i lr The presiding elder was well . ;s pleased with the progress of the t jr church under the administration v v? of Rev. Thompson. Thtv two fne- trether and everything is working I '* lions that were existing three ( yeuPs ago, have been brought to- 1 jf in harmony. We take this opporr>j (unity, to say that Liberty Hill 1 church i? safe under the present leadership, r- ' 'i. ! HUNE.\ r.vTH NEWS Rev. W. H. Williams, Pastor i . I The Sunday school of New Forks . |j. vi'lle Baptist was at its best. The . ottering was good after which we Ivad a wonderful sermon by the ia pastor. A large crowd of visitors rt was present. Collections for the ^ clay $48.78. Sun, night a" church ovef-crbwetod with people from far rt and near came to a program of the Seven Seals given by .Mrs. Carrie ( i? Cunningham and Mrs. Maggie "i Wright of I .an rons? It was well _ .-pokon of. Sum raised SlKhli.l. , N EW1JKRR V NEWS .Mrr. Willie M.i> Willi.np.>?rnFT^ , hor mofhiT tio.l ^ for the wOek end Uieii; brother and i ^ <<Vi Mr. Robert Tee Ruff of Angus- . ^ la.Mia., where he is now employed ! A a ; h the? on'O'iiiy?irs?fini'tel1 and ~ U waiter and runs from Augusta. to B- -N'.w-?^ i.'i n?City.?They n 1 -<> hai.1 _1 OW-tMld nephew- ( and sister in law rtndfMittle "rand i en. .Mrs. Ola- D.h'l .'.and doc __Kari \ Rulf, at their home at dOU (la!!- t nan street.. -Mr.-.' Willie \;. Williams spent 1 Friday afternoon with Mrs. Davis i on Vincent street. Mrs. 1 lassie Curry, formerly of \ fomaria now of Pethoif, Michigan t pent part of the week with her ( ? "''^in Mr. and Mrs. .Taipcs -Dav- j... They were very glad to have " 'n r visit tlien^k I Bt frwbcnK CJiujJH B Rev. W. S. Young, Pastor 'i The first ^unday marked tiie 9 le.ginning of another conference J year and the members were proud n of the return of our pastor l'or j another year. A large crowd was , 3 (.at to greet him. Sunday school] Yarrifd out in the usual way and t w the pastor delivered a wonderful I ? message. Our hearts were made I __.iu rejoice. Rev.?Youn^-has been t" H "* ooth churches and has also set * dates for his various boards t o i dioet that he may get everything ., in line for the new conference i year. I - s ffKIMBRELL'S C;* * * * ; ?.: .*?.;*, * ; HOLLY li ILL M AYS j Sunday was vim'.v quiet and all 1 oi Til. didn't- uLit'ml cuirferritye ViervT-ati rtlktrry?:rnd wtimrrjT- to hcrrr .t.hn j \vl nl u!i:c. Kev. Hethea is back. -\ ml l!:c members and friends artlad to have hint- - This is h -s t-a irclli year. Those attended said in i" cotffcroTum as usual was very th Sunday niwht tin* I'rnwh llroth- W rs IVbnr -t-ohirrdirn rare*- to- u pat k n Ixn.'.c. They weiedown in in- _ [ test of the libiary. The teacher's j re utrkiny to. mak this in one 5 all. t Our community was saddened by ; he death of Hro. (?. (?. Mbrant a f. 1to ione' tneinl>er anil ( hr.stuui of ^ 'argot. So ntany good things " rere said, hest of all. They were, >nly witnesses for him. Mr. S- / . .Met'ov (white) the most out- , tandiny eitiv.en and hanker, heter known tun one us as 4 inch- " 'am. For hi:-, kidncss to all men poke of his life and said it . wn< : >ne every nerson shtj Id follow. \ eootl man bus yono. He dealt vilh him years and" bo should he eulogy. He vus buried in the hureh cemetery beside bis wife, is m- mourned - he- two ?elvildchi. ii- sons in camp; a host of ivlaivos :tn;I friends. Sleep on Bro. p Mora lit. Mrs. Zadic Pell James has been :nnhrod to hod lor the past c.ccK. lev friends hone she will soon be int. 'Rev; Williams is still eonined -to. his 100m. Pray for all the i " \kmminl ,[VV^- v'or h W -jr 4 Jill Zi'on Sundtty for Pro.. Pring!o llivpr. Ho was the brother of sis 0.1 Ravencll. IN AND AROUND PAG El, AND ?The- first teachers' meeting tn ~ the Pageland district was held at the Pageland school, Wednesday November 10. Aflef- the devotionals. conducted by Rev. . Williams. principal of Center school the President, Miss V. E'. Brewei opened the tonic for.,; diseussitm. "The Purposes of the School 'in the Community". Everyone con- ' tributing. made the discussion live iv and interesting. As usual Mrs. M. Foster Johnson, J canes teacher . brought much valuable infor matron. Rev, Carr of Cheraw, presider.' county spoke in interest- of the of the Christmas Seal drive in thisleal Sale. The same officers were reelected after whi-h jjlp- pre si lent .presented Die ne\\*fteachm> ; : Mr. J. A. Nance, principal of th<Pageland school; Misses Hagin md Proton also of. the Pagolane eliool; Kev. Williams ol" Centei chool and Misses Louise Blakeicy and Mattie I.owry. Dudley .chool. Each in turn made renarks and pledged whole hearted ooperation with the group. The Better Student clulv of the O. 1... .1- 1 i. 1 /** f ?wviumi?c ncicn?mi iffrs?uxr he year as follows: Riifus Blaek111111. president: John R. Pcguose, . iitipr-esidenl ; Kiln Smith suyiP. j ary; Daisy Moses, assistant sec- j etary: Jin.imy Harrcll, treasurer. ; Tograni committee for the year | Delude Rhehia Sellers. Betty Jiar. ell and Annie M. Blackmail.-1'hese roung people pledge to do much or the uplift of the school and oiumr.nity. ?.Tiu-p>uIU u-Rvinviu*4-U> attend-oi'hankseiving program a t the liihy school. .November 24. A hickc 11 w ill he given away. Come . ind take a chance. Subscribe for the Reader and ret the news. Mr: Bill Blakeney | s on the sick list. ST. RAI L A. M. E. Clll RC II \ Rev. \V. R. Bowman, Pastor | Sunday school was held at thn i >siial hour with the Supt. Annie 1 Boyce at her post. The lesson was | eautifully reviewed by the .Rev, f downturn?A Iter song ~se FvTce the] Kev. Howman brought us a most aspiring sermon. Subject: What Think Ye of Christ? I am sure ,'veryone enjoyed this sermon that heard it. With -our new pastor I 1 INVITES YOtpf To See Our Mirror and Picture Booths We picture four designs but actually you wttl haw rrtjihy more ] to select from. These are fine quality mirrors. Prices Begin At rpiJLs Phone 2-4008 iil ,,4.'A~^ ! '*1 ? V - Hove that we arc jroiiu* 1o have] Mil successful j't'W with thv^help of I Lai ir- good Lord, ('oniu'uinou was! moi rived?Lu?a. large? liuarlici aluu t fric hich a h.ind shake wITun made uiui cryho>ly. feel good. |ii;t APter service the officers wvr ls tiled togelhci lor a hoard meet- 'hoi g. The oiriccrs were elected To: l? v year. the. Miss Ma hie Ha vis left for Ohi'o. oa. e wish her nr. eh st:c.e-s. Sgt. ( Enjoy The U J~ Of Carpeted There's nothing that adc'; co | smart, modern room as clot I RICHLAND BROAD-FELT < f'. || co!ors-*-burgundy, green,- bl | carpeting comes in rolls, is 9 .; / be cut in any length desired | ? Durable lasting quality. ~ Your're Invited To Come Extraordinary Show/.: || . - PER SQUARE M- CONVENIENT TERMS I __ V Full Siie Panel $ T| (Q.95 Wa Crib I # Crl *r? GIFT HEAD I See Our Mirror, Picture and Table Department Q BUY WAR BONDS mm * , &r ^g.' e.''. fjUTa - A'MiLjfeil PAGE THRE1 | toil Williams is homo from fl up Solby,' Ala., visiting his :h(T, sisters, brothers and n?biT He has; t>con serving his ntry for many months. Let us y for our boys in service. Prayarc the only thing can reach lit. * mu'v forget to get a copy of Leader and, see what's going Miss) Annie Hoyco, reporter rell's i Mm ^ ichness I I $ ' I * gjfr * J Floors, I | ilor and charm to a il . . . m . ,i 2S good carpeting. $ Carpeiing in plain I T ue and cedar. This ' feet wide and can ?| I. Choose your size. M " ' 4 i ? 1?H See A Truly V (3 Priced At P J| >s?3=3 YARSL 1 J IF DESIRED P i ter Repellent (Q.fS if b Mattress .. # ?? ?-j *1?1?-f J 1 QUARTERS FOR k I This year we are fortunate in having a nice selection of tables. .eat Lamp Table ...$19.95 1 lale Cocktail Table . .$29.$$ 5 Tabic $19.95 ? _ c in Mahosranv ..... III.K fcS* Phyfc Occasional ....$22.95 fj|l Cocktail Tabic ... $29.95 % ___! Phyfc Lamp Table $14.95 !?y .. - r-> rnn^'aB > J .* Jti