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PwTO BIGHTS
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Allen University PI
Thanksgiving Hon
yellowjackets to m.eet?
winston-salem teachers
in attempt TO
ameliorate TIE-OA ME
Thanksgiving day, l'J43, promises
to go dov.n in the archives ol'
Allen university as one of the
most colorful days ever experienced
hv the African .Methodist
Episcopid" institution.?Tttp?s t u lents
are bubbline- over with en
thusiasm, and rivalry is at?fever
heat for the honor of becoming
Miss Homecoming. > There are i
.several very popular / ami very
beautiful?young?women?who?tteei
vlaing""iar./.tha. ..post-JiV.huovu^. win*...
Will know that she has certainly
Seen embattled/, The various
. lasses are planning the keenest
.U ' compefcitI"o? in the matter of
the artistic designing of their-several,
floats. The student coun.il is
lakitig the lead in this matter.
The occasion will be highlights* J
by the football game between tw ?
brilliant elevens?representing?AlItn
university and the Winstm??
ISafem Toachern?college of?Win
ston-Salem. -\Torth Carolina re.
. sWecttvely. These teams possess
among the greatest.,.array of ex0
eefllent performers of any of the
P^pgro teams of the current year.
Allen has made the best record of
ahy other team against the nat*'
,iohal leader. A. and T. college.
Earlier during the season the Yel
iow jacket* held- the strong Aggie
aggregation to an eighteen pointscore
a n d amply demonstrated
that the" were to be heard from
in a great bi'g way before the season
had passed into limbo.
It was just a little later when
the Yellowjacket Juggernaut got
rolling against the .hapless Rear of
Livingstone college, and when the
stroke of battle bad cleared the
score was G-'l-O in favor of the Coj
lumbians. It -was Joe Peterson
who snarked the Hivginites on*to
..... 11- ?? 11
vwis mi:i.iuriii>:o victory. lie rs I
spoken c' by Coach Huster. Law- I
sOn as boin<j the most versatile '
player to have worn the, gold and |
: blue for rnanv a year. Pete kick* j
passes, receives and runs like |
firtn's high ii" " ? f r tin- H"l "I" HJe
eo.ntereu tout times against
Livingstone and tvree ajrainst Flo
rida Normal at Jacksonviile. Coach
Lawson does not see how the experts
can nossibh bum look fVtrT
when the selection of mythical
teams becomes the season's indoor
soprt. Pete* hails from Norfolk
' _ Virginia._
In juries have prevented -N'ca
Fork City's Joe Golphin from"nlav >
"if his usual scintillating frame 1
this season;- but--AIente] l,:iwon?
expecting his eantavn to be in fine
fettle for the Turkey Day clash. )
It was Joe who caused many fans j
to feel that Allen had beaten the !
Timers in the waning moments of 1
last year's Fair game, when ho 1
snatched Taylor's pass out of the i
. azure and crossed the ?-goal line
. standing t-apr
Winston-Salem'will bring to Co
lumbhi a seasoned team that has
made, it interesting for the best in
the country during the season.
This should be the game of the
season's games, and the festivities
bid fair to prove a Tournament of
looses in miniature.. The Allen
University alumni will rrflprfrgo
upon Cplumbia in droves.
FIELD SUPERVISOR OF NTA
HERE FOR CONFERENCE,.
Continued from Page 1
?ice whreh embrace a vsciety ?f i
fTousing, Travel and Personal Sei I
services rendered the armed for '
as. The most service seem to he!
given in the Division of Information
and Personal Service as help i
given in recreation, hou.siOgJ
churches, transportation, location
of persons, community resourcesand
employment opportunities.
When asked about the problems
encountered in her work. Mrs.
< Sample stated that many of our
people arc unable to fully appreciate
the services of The Travelers'
Aid because they do not really
know that sUch help and information
js open to them and the
supervisors in setting up new field
units make contacts with t h el
leaders and key workers rn the
community so that this infornTa- I
tioh mav be given to the people.
Thi response of the leaders in the
various communities has been most
gratifying and throughout the
eoiintry men, women, young girls
arid boys have volunteered to give
_ several hours daily of their sparc^
krmfe to this work. Mrs. Samole
ft* that this volunteer service;
iflr i ery important at this time in
kee ring up the morale of our '
sot ier^ in the supreme siren tiee 1
the l are :making and' then, too,
wc owe them this loyalty and inspiration.
.%fhen asked aboot the attitude
of The white work fin in thw fiHd,
jhe stated that both races seem to i
Tt '>e'working cooperatively, to bring'
*bou? a better understanding and
better relationships between the
it * two races, and efforts are hemg |
Di^t c?j?utf forth to render service's to ail
for' ^ardless of race, cplor or creerd. (
kk*> went"isl<Vr*'*ier 8^re38ef' that there
HLone long/h &ej4 }?Z ^"*<1 **?*???
^/>f Socilrl Service
Ih^-^T'- " J' *1
smi
lans Great
tecoming Festival
t Hers' Aid here in Columbia a s
oon as a trained one can be
(ound. -
AN I' NEWS SHORTS
Continued from Page 1
O'.Mahoney . and Revercomb op- |
.losing tne legislation. I
amendment to the original bill
was deadlocked wit-h nine pro and
nine con votes reported. Later
the committee members'moved to
reconsider the abridgement u n ,
Monthly. * ~~ ' ~
VOORHMES HOLDS .JO IH ANN
Nl.AI. FARMERS* (ONE.
Continued from Page 1
v
It. in A<_rr!vulture. therefore, I am
"Tr.rni.iiiciTig him as T?r. Roberts.
. man of whom Yo'u-hees is verv
.,..^.,,1 \ ?
i w>m. .-a m?i ii v i;u is ?i s 111vn
lid representative of Hampton 111- ~titnt?.
and of the University <>1
Wisconsin. THc audience will UT"
"TrrtfrFFtPcl to know thai Dr. Uoh i
ts managed a larjre soil.eonser- vat
ton program for the U. S. Do- j
partment of Agriculture for sow- ~
ral years at Tuskegoe and that
today he is Assistant in the I'er-.. t
sound Department to Secrotarv
( laud R. Wickard of the U. S. Do- .
|iai tnu'iii of Agriculture." The !
: pooch -whicTi lulRjW-iaf-loc-lliw-ltoh- ~J
efts was full of inspiration and .|
information. It was greatly en- ;
joyed by the farmers and their fam
iiies as well as the student body
md teachers. i
Mr. Phi lor of the U. fs. Soil Don
,creation tjeparlment whose office
is "located in Bamberg, was intro- ,
iiued and urged the farmers* of j
the- county to come ,by his offive ;
ltd let him have a chance to help j
them with their problems of-drain |
tee, terracing and so forth on ,
their farms. %
After some remarks made by .
ne Rev. Mr. Reddish, chairman ol '
tiie judges, prir.eswere paid and (
I\ww 1: D.Mesttnl liilrL* t/* tlw? turn.
le \\ ln? broimht then:.
I'rof- I-- I-. itatlor. the chairman
>I the Christ mas Seal sale r<>;*
'.PHI Was then introduced and
cade a stirr/ng address- about the
turehasing of Christinas seals.
.i.vi11y.- that. he had sat the goal at?
tm) for tin.1 count'.1 for thir. year. ?
Principal Hlanton announced that r
liie Timber'.: h armors' confer*.'ma*
t.aii not only raised money tti run I
iUi own .rcoct:*n*r. drat they had ,
-mom y im-h-and-wi-Uu- vuh.iah.-LU-pur- a
chas? bonds. to help win the war.
NKW liKOWN AMK CHl'kCH M
I
Ilev. 1). C. Brown, Pastor J
The people in and a round Ft. '
Inn felt highly honored to have I '
Rev- and-Mrs. .J. S. Taylor--and
their Junior choir with them on
Sundav afternoon. Ilev. Taylor. .
XJ 1
delivered the dedication sermon. !
, .Music hy the choir and tho Sullivan
String band. Offering $11.11.
The service was turned over to
the Masons of Alpha Lodge No.
124. Hoiror L. -C. Garrett intro- '
:iuced the Nobles A. M. Moore '
and J. H. Shumate, whose talks ;
were very interesting. The corner I
stone was laid in the usual man-r
ner. Many were present to witness
the occasion.
Names of those who gave 25c
ire Paul Griffin, Mrs,--AlcCoker.
w+ K.s.#r riwr 1
i j mi ?* uuui uii| minium viui i i'ti, |
Lulu Mat" Bates, Alvin Mack. I.iln ]
I Mac Bates, Nicy Fowler, Lula i
IwilliamK, J,. J. Pitts,- Lilly Hee j
Brown, Richard Rogers, Carry
Sanders, F. C. Bolden, Zula Mae <
Young, Mr. Nash (white) 50c; :
Mr. Rice 50c; Wilkin Wood 37c;
Lucy Stoddard $.'5.5a; Willie Martin
$3.50; Mamie Penson $2.51. |
Those paying 50c: A. B. Brown, (
Ila Stoddard, W. J. Peace. Those j
naying $1.00: Rev. I). C. Brown, I
Rev. J. S. Taylor, J. H. Shumate,
Av M. MoOre, L. C. Garrett, Charlie
Shell, Fred Johnson, X. Putnan,
Nancy Sullivan, Bluf Westmoreland,
C. J. Saxon, J. L. Barks
dale, Wister Williams, J. T. Bates
Nancy Lee Sullivan and Daisy
Bivens.
()WINGS NEWS
Mt. Carmel AM4?-Ehttrrh ?
Sunday school was held at its
usual hour with B. Dorroh,
acting Supt. and SScry. Mrs. Made
Wharton. After the discussion
of the lesson Mrs. Allene .Barksdale
presented a suit to Mr. T.ljh
Ferguson given by the pastior for
raising the highest amount o f
money during the spring raly. . ,
Preaching service began. The
pastor's text was found -*in Isaiah.
He preached a splendid sermon.
Sunday was his last day this sidle |
bf the Annual Conference. We ,
Hope that he will return to the
Mt. Carmel Circuit.
The Twelve Tribes made go<?41
'reports.' '' ' ' J
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G GAME
Colonel Duncan G.
Richart Reviews
Station Complement
I J nits at Ft. Jackson
Tort Jackson, S. C.. Nov. 14 ?
I'm- tin- first time since taking
peer as commanding: officer of
Fort Jackson. Col. Duncan G.
Hichart yesterday afternoon reviewed
the troops of Station Complement
units at a retreat parade
held on the Jackson Boulevard pa
FITiTe grounds.
Col. K/chart presented t h e
rmy's Good Conduct Medal t o
L_i 1 Xcjjro soldiers of DEMI, SubSection,
Section No. 2. Head-quarLers
Dota.hment. Station Comple
i,cm. ;n Hit11 t't'i'i'iiHuilt's*.
( omniander of the parade was
apt. Charles L. Hoot and I.t.
iaieiiee T. Brinktr. was adjuant.
Commanding; the honor plah.on
was I.t. William K. Kinder.
MiTsiW was~!>i ovided by the Staion
Complement Drum and Bujjle
mips. recently transferred to this
nation from Fort Oglethorpe.
I'eorjr/n.
?Men?awarded?the Gooil Conduct Medal
were:
Milvl i 1'?."t.iriniM ii i?I .mi .i i im 1 n..<-?
rly: First Sergeant Oscar G.
sledge; Technical Sergeant Wil)Ur
A. Fox; Stall' Sergeants Oliivr
C. Fin ley, Huskel Franklin,
John Goss, Jr.. Charles L. Green,
). B. Parks, Willie Walker.
Sergeants Alexander B o y ce.
Varon NV Boone, J. B. Hill, Join;
Holt. Isaac J. Meadows. Clur.m-^.._VV^-Moore.
Hxn T. MolToW.''
laeobs' I'usloy. Isom Nails. Jr.,
)scar (". Reddi-l:, Jav 1). Wade
aid Willie V. Whaley.
Technicians Fourth Grade WilIv
F. Driver and Leonard II. Hoos
r.
Corporals Thomas Alsbrooks,
Jharlie A. IJowJoteh, James M.
Jul ton, Sani-cl Daily, Jimmie
lull, Henry Harper, Virgil M.
Licks, rimrman Holden, Hurley
1. Jeli'reys. Finest Johnson, Willi
(', I'olk, lien. J. Spencer. Olier
Thrice ami Kueeno Washingon-.
" .
Technicians Fifth Grade Vanro.*
Austin. Charles Butler, Richard
Jutler, Tom L. Hush. Willie K: 1
'c?ilismi. H.lwnnl 1'. Kni'j. .ni'TF.S- =(
no- Btewai t.
Privates First Class: Randall ?
okt r. Booker T. Byruni, Ma- !
hanix'FF. Colnion. Robert A. Your <
Clinton Cobli, l-'.dwarrl B. Dukes
r.ai lie?Kniuich. Clarence W. Bar?>
is. Johnnie L. Harris, Peter Iluys,
Lena: Hemingway, George R.
loosiei. Ro.ssa L. Hunter. Jeresirah
J ley ward. Charlie J. Jackson '
Connie Q. Jones Victor II. Jones. I
ioiny Kee. . Leonard I-assitnr?
'.phriam Leak, lleov^e A. I.yerly. ;
\ivis 1). Lyles. Thad S. Lyles. ! I
Vnltcr L. Lytle. S. A. M Oaine. j
leiideison McCulJers, Eddie MiC-i
Veely. Perry w. .Marlin,-Troy M.
I'aske. Clarence Monroe, Eddie
dyles. Andrew Perry. Will Porter,"
)sear N. RamsOW-, Floyd M. Rat- :1
ill". Eugene W. Rice ft conge Rich- ,
irdson, Fred I). Ruffin, Melvi'n 1
"Ivals. Joe N. Shavers. Harvey M
hnilh. Wesley L. Stalling.*. Pery
Stenson. Allen Tillman, Marion'
A'atkins. Charlie E. White, James
. Wiggins. .Jack Williams a n d|
iaincs M. Woodson.
Privates Willie-M. Arnold, Rudy"*
'. fhddeiu Luther Fat man, El.10
re Harvey, Herbert Ilaygood.
lohnniv HemnhiH. Richard HutchM'non,
Cleofus .lohnson, James II.
Lawrence. Ed McClough, Otis Rad
itau. ( omlee Sanders, James Stewt;
t and Nathaniel N'. Vance.
15 E N NETTSVILL E N E W S
Hy C. I). Sanders, Reporter 1
Ilev. A. J. Wright accompanied
y I ><aii T,. M. Tobin of Morris
College attended the 27th Religious
Confirmation conference held
in Howard university, Wash, last
week. Rev. Wright was rmpressL'd
very much with the meeting
ind tried to impart all he could
Sunday morning in his regular ser
lice ,after the informative lYies juge
deiivered from the last three
words in the Lord's Player: Tlie
Kingdom, the Power acd the Glory.
Following the service Mr.
Wash MeKaham one of Shiloh's
founders, was fmoralized. This '
brought sadness to members and
friends, .as he was a Sunday school
nan and strong church goer. We
-hall miss him. His son arrived
from New York to view the last
of his father.
.Mrs. Mamie M. Cunningham and
daughter Jessie Mae Cunningham
of Philadelphia, Pa., were in the
!_ity. a few days last weeta?They
left for a few days stay in Manning
and Sumter.
Mr. F. L. Boston's brother died
11 Hamlet. X. C. and ,was funcr]i/id
Wednesday. Quite a number
of relatives ann friends attended
the funeral.
The, following boys in the army
service snent the week end home:
V't. Tailic Thomas, Mr. Fox f)an>
iel Kllorson, Me- Blackmon of Flioree
spent the week end home
to see. his fifth son leave for the
army service Monday in person of
Mr. Gasserway Blackmon.
Miss franc is Morris made a sur
prise pop call home with some
-pecial company. Watch the home
column and see what has happen.1
l/
L'U# \ /.
Mrs. Mary Eliza Dickson made
n start in repairing her newly
bought home on Short street. Everything
looking ready for Thanks
giving. -
Mr. Charlie McCollu^ an old
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THE PALMETTO LI
* ALLEN
i WINSTC
citizen of Bennettsville died at his
ho nil" Sunday morning after a few
weeks illness. Funeral service on
Thursdays 3:30 p.m. at Evans
Chapel A. M. E. Z. church, Rev.
Webbs, pastor.
The members and friends of
5ion A. M. E. Z. church are delight
:d to have their leader returned
.'or another year's work. Rev. and
Mrs. Webbs- are wonderful?work- crs
and always on the job.
?Prof, and Mrs. K. Thompson
were home with their mother Mrs
Julia Thompson. Prof. E. Thompson
a graduate of Morris college
Lurs made good in the educational,.
field and is stationed in one of the
oest schools in Sumter county.
Miss Mabel Reese spent the
.veek end in Sumter visiting sister.
Prof." and Mrs. Arthur Sanders.
MwUnr was in, city .
McKay and mother.
Mr. ,J. B. Drake left Friday to
ittend a special insurance nieet.....
...
Mrs. Vivian McLaurn teacher
11 Ridge Spring and Miss Kertreuui
McGollrm student of Browning
Home, CaTnden, were home
he week end with mother Mrs.
Rosa McC'ollum.
?hi?some?unknown?way i?lr ?. Ueautiful
home of the late Mr. ami
MVS: Cropland was?destroyed?by-lire
.Sunday. The two boys, Carol ,
and Henry Cropland; one sister,
MJrs. Anna Dudley were living in
;h'o home, The entire county is?h>
deep sympathy with them.
LAMAR NEWS
??-Hv II. P.. reporter
The WSC.S under the direction I
of Mis. Mamie Debase met at .John i
Wesley church. The devotional <
service conducted b y the group i
was pleasing and helpful. The
talks by many of the members
were timely and helpful. These
line women are really giving the J
church andd community Christ-like *
leadership. Rev. M. J. Porter our
beloved pastor who has .served us
for five years as pastor of the Lamar
charge will preach his annual
scrnmn Sunday before leaving
for conference, which meets
in Darlington. November liijth. We
will send our pastor to conference
ihis; year with the finest report he
\ithont saying that ilie pnoph' ai'c""
.it.aiding hy him, for he lias done
lots of good for jhe church and
community. "Mrs. -13. A. Grooms,
preached a soul stirring sermon
Sunday. 1 lie theme was P'.: re Rc-~f|
fig-ion. Rev. M. J. Porter, -Mrs.
Mary Dennett. Mrs. Alma Mack,' .
Mrs. Theola Porter, Mrs. B. A.
!i rooms were the dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Van Cleve Bennette,
1'riday. Also wrili Mr. B. 1 Hikes ~
Rev, and Mrs. Pdrter were t li (
dinner* guests of Mrs. Lelu Woods
find fanii'i\ Wednesday. Mrs.
Mamie Dubose ami Rev. Sam Dan
iels will have ?jui 1 c* a few subscribers
to report' Sunday for our
church paper the Advocate amoiij;
(he readers .o f John Wesley
church.
Sandv Drove Methodist Church
t~
The famous radio singers, bittern?known
as the Golden Bell
'luartet rendered one of the finest
urograms ever witnessed in Sandy
Grove church last Sunday afterioon.
Many thanks to Sirs. Marion
Rivers and Mrs. Levan Bess
who sponsored the program. The
offering was $H)f).()0. After the
program was over the hoys wore
erved quite, it pleasing dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Rogers.
Mrs.- I.. M Ilymes, Mr. Isaao
'-HImore. - also played' splendid
oarts on the program.
.Miss Ernestine McCulloueh stnlont
Browning Home, Camden. S.
C\," was tbe week end guest- of
her parents..Mr. and Mrs. C. I
MeCullough.
Mr. Mostfs Rivers and Rev. T.
.Rogeis_\vill report at John
vYesley Sunday the names una the
money for those who subscribed
for our church paper, the Advocate.
They are working hard to
give the pastor the largest number
of subscriptions fropi Sandy
Grove in the history of the chrc-h.
As delegate to the conference Mr.
Rivers will have something to talk
tbout too, for our church has gone
over the top one hundred nor cent
plus." We are happy to know that
oar pastor whom we rcguyd as a
great leader is please and happy
over the work we have done this
conference year.
BETHEL A. M. E. CHI RCH
Rev. B. J. Hutchinson,. l>astor
St. George?Sunday was a rest
lay for everybody, even the church
goers had a rest due to the fact
:he pastor was attending confery/tort
rhtrrofr?Awl the pastors that have
churches out of town filled
their oulpits so?there was no service
until Sunday night.
We are glad to welcome our pas
cor back for the fifth year
State A. and M. college quirt*
let rendered a very fine recital on
eel by the second grade teacher, j
Monday night which was sponsorMioc
TTMo R T Tuilcnn !
Rev. D. J. Brown, pastor of JJJ;
Raul charge will condu;t service
Sunday .'1:30 in interest of the 4th
grade of which Mrs. S. E. Foldei
is teacher. You are cordially invited
to attend.
Monday night Tom Thumb's
wedding will be presented by the
first grade of- wh+eh?A1 ins?.Moody
'is teaeher. '
EADER
UNIVERS
)N-SALEM
LANCASTER NEWS f.'(
.1)
Ml. Zion A. M. E. Zion Church
Rev. AN". II. (irctiittoo'J, I'astor
~ ru
'Sunday school was called to order---at
10 oVKovk?:\eitb officers -?r
[ resent At 1 1 o'clock the pastui r'i
preached to an appreciative at:cl- S:
ienee.. Stewardess Board No. 2 ?'o
met Sunday afternoon at the home -f-h
f Mrs. Vio'.a Shannon. Usher >.!'
Board met Sunday afternoon at ic
lie home of Mrs. Lillie I.owery. in
Mi's. Carrie Jackson of Buffalo.1" -\l
N\ Y.? is visiting her mother, Mrs. ?-i
Dr. .and, Mrs. J. J. Clinton at- til
tended the medical meeting in Di
Gaffney Thursday. They vpere a.- in
oir.panied by Prof. C. II. Turner. T!
Mrs. Janie Wright spent Thurs4a-y--+-H
n Cnlumhia co'?Him?he v" .vin ilolm -Hi
who is there in the hosnltnl, pr7
\t.. i i t 11... i ' .
.111. i 11-11 I., i I liu'tllson. WHO 'IV,
*.vorkin<: in CIroenvilli; anil .Keueia. ':
Was homo over the week end to Hi
visit his v.'I'fe and children. , V."
Friends of Re\*. .lohn Datiiei' an
Murdoch of * Detroit. ^Mich"''wore liti
happy to sec him -in_tnv.n and \U
h-oi.-in"; dm last v.evk. R: v. .Mm. Ci
doe1 came to visit his si's tor and
imithor-in-hiw Rev. and .Mrs.
tr > v-enu nod. ? ?
Rev. W. h. Barnes tiiul Mrs. Ali
ic(!a li-ntchisc.-n v.'iti vi - iters iTi
Columbia Wednesday at the C. M. ~
K. annual ton fei eiice nl' which he
s a member.
Mi-'p. Juanit-i Harris spent the
Week Cluu 1-itte vim'timf red
nives. Mrs. Annie Sue Murdoch
fier, les spent last week at the i}
borne ol' her sister and brother-illaw.
Rev, and Mrs, fin-i-mvioil. I ?>
Rev. W. 1.. P-t files " pits ray?rrT~r^
(tassel Tabernacle M. B. church j
is Philadelphia *.- the hoii.-e trues'
?l Mrs. Hattie Cunninrrhant. While Ki
n -tithe city 1to >-' epmUierin^ a few ?
dedits meeting at th? Second Baptist
church on Clinton Ave. llej.)?
ilso pleached a sou! *tirrin;? s< s- '
non Sunday rfiornlmj: at Frnzier's.
To MEN and
In The ^amojrjinp-4) Take.
? ^QFiOKKST SKRVK
DOLLAR DISC
1101 1-2 HAMPTON ST.
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.mvple tduiveh.- He preached fvonie
subject Building for God. Ev yont'
was bene tiled by the nies- .
?C. The sum of Sd4.74 was
ised. j
Mr. and Mrs. Civile C'ousar and
per Annie Alexander "enterfained
Juy night between the hours of
OJ and 12:00 o'clock at an inrnial
tea honpring Mrs. Carrie
ix Jackson nf Buffalo.'N. Y. Tin
fair was* given at the Cousar
ime on Pleasant Hill street. Mr.
id .Mrs. Consul- and Mrs. Annfbi
lex; ndt r. assisted by the honoi
lest, received informally in the
ing room. - The home Was heau~
ully bedecked with* fall flowers,
ir'ne the evening games, cards
d dancing wete enjoyed by all
le .following guests were pres-w?iUiMhuneS
Cora Anderson,
ii io liviisi'ii. I_i!lit Pmwtuv., Manilla
McMullcn, Annie Lee
ukey. Alary Alice..Adams, Ruth
:tk er, Anna Roseboro. Eliza
a liver and Evtriina Cunningham
d Messrs Willie Mackey. Lather
o'ley, Leroy Adams, Chalmers
seboro. 'Willie Walker, Warded?
inninghani. Toward tlit? close of j
Real Estate
BARGAINS
I'uy Nxxw?Prices From
S M 00 to S2,000
1, 5 and G Room Houses,
usii able Lorn 1 Ion t in Good '
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mclition. Lots $50 and up.
isv Terms may be arranged
Kinard Realty Co. j
:i? Taylor St. - Phone 6087
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plaids and solid colors
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i+h<* -evening the?hostess..serYeiU.ii?
j delightful course of sandwiches,
: Russian tea, assorted cakes and
"candies. Just before leaving Mrs.|
h'.ekson thanked each one present
|ior a lovely evening spent with
them. Mr. W. H.. Walker responded
in behalf of the groTip.
Correction
The following correction is made
relative to the article appearing
1:1 last week's article from the
Abbeville County Training school.
111 1 epoetin,y money rai'sed by class
s; ThircT grade Airs. It. W. "
Childers teacher, should have read
Ihird grade Mrs. R. \V.
Childers, tea. her.
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WAVERLEY
ESSO STATION
2202 TAYLOR ST. PHONE 9.V1H
Hours: 9 A.M. until Midnight
Sundays 9 A.M. until f> P.M.
Nonessential Gas- Ur.ets
19:00 A.M. to 8:00 i
?. Expert Lubrication. Washing
and Simoni/.ing
QUICK TIKE SERVICE
ANYWHERE IN THE CITY
C A M P US
LUNCH
2200 TAYLOR STREET 1
PHONE 9518
Good Food
Pleasant Surroundings
')pen from 8 A.M. until Midnight
-VffiAL TICKETS FOR SALE
Jasper Caldwell, Prop.
Madam PAULINE
PALMISP?LIFE KEAOlvlt
Guarantees to Read Your
Entire Life
Calls your Sweetheart by name.
Readings on all affairs of life.
Prices in reach of everyone
White and Colored
LOOK FOR TRAILER
Madam Office on Meeting Street
next to Johnny Fowler's Lunch
City of West Columbia
I LEEVY'S FUN
Undertaking and Embalmii
LADY ASSISTANT
tniiniTT iiT/irn
IAIVlBULANLLa
ANYTIME ANYWHERE
Superior Equipmcn
Superior Service
?SLOGAN?
LOWER PRICES
No Deserving Poop Refuser
1831 TAYLOR ST. COLUME
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5aturdav, November 20, 1943'
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-2:30 P.M. Ad.
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"CLAUDIA"
With
DOROTHY McGl'IRE " ,.'-J
and
RQ.IiEKT YOUNG
mautsfamu uiimiiiiiiwm^?
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
liOftlBARDIBR I
MO YNa m! yl ES1)AY
WEDNESDAY and .THURSDAY
AMAZING- MRS. HOIJJJ)/\Y
SgBSSSSSHBBB
SHOWINH THl RS.-ERI.-SAT.
"What's Buzzing:
Cousin"
Starrinjj
ANN FREDDY MARTIN
MILL KIT &r ORCHESTRA
ROCHESTER
besheb
Brown's Lunch Room,
1014 LADY STREET
Goed~ITome Cooking A
Specialty ,
Prompt and Courteous Service
Reasonable Prices
nijrht.
Mr?. W. I.. Brown, Proprietress
Waverly Unknown
LunchRoom
Courteous Service
Reasonable Prices <
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Mrs. Rosa Davis, Proprietor
2349 Gorvais St. Phone 2-7890 *
ANNIE WORKMAN
BEAUTY PARLOR
OPEN DAII.Y
? Telephone 6189
1825 Taylor St. Columbia
CO! AMBI.VR NEWEST
AM) FINEST NIGHT CLUB
THE SAVOY CLUB
LOCATED ON THE OLD
WINNSBOKO HOAD .
21 i Miles from the City Limits
of Eau Claire. The Savoy Club
was formerly known as the Palmcttcr
Grill.
_Sta Foods, Chicken and SteaksA
Specialty.
We cater to Private Parties
ard Clubs
Mrs. Lula E. Niles, Proprietress
<KK~XK~.~X***X"X~xxx~X~XX~?
Poro Beauty School o
Located at 2481 .Millwood Avs,.
BEAUTY CULTURE ,IN ALL *
ITS BRANCHES
Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling
Croquinolling, Finger Waving,
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicuring,
Massaging, Hand
Molding, Anatomy and
Electricity.
PHONE 6687
Annie- M. Pope T. Malone, Pr<
Wilhelmina C. Pope, Instructor
[ERAL HOME _ ?_1
, I. S. Leery, Mgr.
,IA ' PIIONE 23619
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