The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 20, 1943, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 9
' Allen University
Thanksgiving H
yellowjackets to hi
winston-salem teach
ERS in attempt to
ameliorate tie game
Thnnkspdvinp- tiny. 1<M3 pr
ises to go down in thp archive!
Allen university as one of
most colorful days ever exp
enced bv jthe African Metho
Episcopal institution. The
lents are bubblinf over vvith
thasiasm, and rivalry is at ft
,n heat for the honor of becon
_ MISfF**' Homecoming. There
several very popular and \
beautiful youn<j women" who
will know that she has ceVta
' 1...? * 1... 1 'I'U..
ycxil VlllUtt^VU. 1 111* VUII
,'lfisses are planning the keei
:>? competill'on in the matter
(he artistic designing of their
pral, floats. The student counci
inking the lead in this matter,
- The'-occasion will be highligi
by the 1 football "-ame between
7 biyUiant elevens representing
len university and the Winst
Safem Teachers college ,of V
s ton-Salem, s'orth Carolina
Selectively! These teams poss
among the greatest -at rtty-^Hf
..erflent performers of any of
$pgro teams of the current v
Allen has made the best recoit
ahy other team against the 1
iohal leader. A. and T. eolh
t-? fihrlier during the season the
iow, jackets?held?thj?strong?A+
aggregation to an eighteen p<
score a n d amply demonstrr
that the" were to be heard fi
in a great big way before the :
sop had passed into limbo.
It was just a little later \v
the Yellowjacket Juggernaut
rolling against the hapless Ueai
l^tvingstone college,.ami when
TOoke of battle bad -.loured
sdore was Gd-0 in favor of the
) "Tiimbians. Tt was Joe Petet
wh? snarked the Hie-ginites or
tbis lnei.ioraLlo victory. lie'
spoken cl by Coach Busier L
idh as beiii<r the most?vl'i sa
player to have worn the gold
blue for manv a year. Pete ki
passes, receives and runs
greased lightning. He is the
.- seta's high sccver for the Jack
coentered jc.ur times ago
Livingstone and twice against
?? rida N'ormal :il. Jacksonville- Co
. . Ldwson does not see how the
ports can poYfoihlv overlook T
_i when th?. <i'li.i-tii.n at myth
teams becomes the season's in?!
snort. Pete hails from Norf
' * _ Virginia.
Injuries have prevented ?
?Vork- City's Joe Golphin from i
he his usual scintillating g;
- tfrfs season; hut .Menter I.nwso
expecting his contain to he in
fettle for the Turkey Dav cli
It was Joe who caused many f
tb'feel that Allen had beaten
Tigers in the waning moments
last year's Fair game, when
snatched Taylor's pass out of
?zure and crossed the goal
standing up.
Winston-Salem will bring to
lumbi-a a seasoned team That
made, it interesting for the bes
the country during the sea
This should be the game of
season's games, and the festivi
hid fair to prove a Tournamen
R,oses in miniature.. , The A
University alumni will conv<
upon Columbia in droves.
FIELD SUPERVISOR OF NT
HERE FOR CONFERENCE
Continued from Page 1
vice which embrace a variety
Housing, Travel and Personal
services rendered the armed f
as. The most service seem tr
given in the Division of Infor
tion and Personal Service as
isf given in recreation, hous
:hurches, transportation, loca
of persons, community resou
and employment opportunities,
When asked about the prohl
encountered in her work, I
Sample stated that many of
^ people are unable to fully up
eiate the services of The Tra
ers, Aid because they do not i
ly know that'such help and in
mation is open to them and
supervisors in setFing up new
units make contacts with t
leaders and key workers rn
community so thai this infor
: _ tioii may be given to the pee
Th? response of the leaders in
vaitous communities has been r
gratifying and throughout
coifntry. men, women, young f
arid btfys have volunteered to
several hours daily of thgir s]
fcrmfc to this work. Mrs. San
ffefc that this volunteer for
?lB *ery important at this tim<
keeping up the morale of
solqierd in the , supreme sacr
the* are making and' then,
vvelowe them this loyalty and
jpijjjatron.
When asked nbrrttt the atth
of the white workers in this f
.L_! iL.i V.iL
ifie Dtttteu lllctu UUU1 UU es seeii
*>e'working cooperatively to h
abou^ a better understanding
better relationships between
two races, anch efforts are hi
i Dlfck ^or^b to render service's to
BiL * for'3K,<"e!ls race> c?l?r or ere
Ifek,. ~,?J.*o-?A'i"ther stressed that ther
J %
Plans Great J
omecoming Festival 1
?? 1
.less' Aid here in Columbia a s
0011 as a trained one tan be
t'ound.. - - .
' 4 _ I
oin- AN 1' XKWS SHORTS \
s ol' j
the Continued from Page 1 y
'en- O'Mahoney and Hevercomb op- i
dist ipsing the legislation.
SiiAL: An ?O'Mahoney?constitutional (
en- amendment to the original biTF"
ver was deadlocked with nine pro and
un~ nine con votes reported. Latet
al'? lite committee members moved to
01'-v reconsider the abridgement o n ;
i)IC. Jduud^? L j /- ..... ~
mlv VOOKHCCS .'I OLDS iOTIi- ANM.
\L FARM I KS' COM".
'. Continued from Page .1
iH7 ' ~~
11. m.Agr.vulturo. therefore. I am
itI uiti odueiiig " him as Dr. Roberts. '
t\v ' ll'lll _ of wnblll Vo* 'I'hi'i'i U very
1_ moiid." "A man who is a, splen
,.?ji_ li?l representative of Hampton infill
^'Hito and of the University o)
h.jjj, mi tores tod to know thai' Dr. Robox
''ts managed a lar-'o soil nuisoi
vat ion program for the U. S-. Dooar.
pai'tntont of Agriculture for' sov- ^
I 0f ral years at Tuskcgob and that i
iat_ today ho is Assistant in the Per- I
i|r' tunnel Department to Secretary
Yj.j Claud R. Wickard of the U. S. Do- .
partment of Agriculture." The 1
^jtjt ! pouch which 1 oli<7wod l.v Dr. koh- T
orts^ was ^fall of inspiration and i
jca- by l^o farmers and their fam
5 ' - Hies as well as the student body
i. ? md teachers. > i
?of Mr. Phifor of t'ne.U. S. Soil Con L
^ ^ a nation department whoso office
tht. "ts located *iiiHnmberij.^vas intro- ,
ithe' huod and urged the* farmers of 1
p0_ the county to come by his offive ;
--^p-.uid lo' him have a chance to hylp j
to Ilieni with then' problems of dram j
ifi'e, terracing" and so forth on .
is,"... 15 !
a iheir?i arms. % ,
til' I After somo "remarks made by ,v
(j | me?Rev. Mr.Dtettmsh, ch:ttrm;m-nT~"?
ieks ' "ie judgc.-t. prizes were_ paid and
i ?. | oi-oduets passed-back to the neose-i
' ' xv'u' brought them.
ots "Prof. L. L. Ratler. the chairman
ins1' '' Christmas Seat sale for'1
1?wnr?then introduced and
rich ' tale a stirr/ng-address about the
x "lUi'l'liasirig?rrf?Christmas- -seats.?
, A' aying lha,t he had set the goal at
: , *;i)0 for tlie eountv for this year.
lot . , .....
loo,. M'l iiu-Iim. Hiamoii announced imu
die 'Jnmbercr Farmers' conference
Lad not only raised money to rim f
itr own meetWiy. but "they had j,
1j 'v (money in hand with which to pur- i
mie i chas" Tacids, to help win the war. 1
tilTS NK\N BROWN AMI- ( 111 R( H 1
ash. |
ans j ucv. 1). C. Brown. Pastor )
the * . |
' r 1 The people in and around Ft. >
Inn felt niuhly honored to have l <
line Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Taylor and
their Junior choin. with them on
"h'mT duwduy?after noon. Rev. uTavlor _j
t in delivered the dedication sermon. >
son \r?oin K,- n M.I rtm . SOilli
Viin String band. Offering S i 1.11.
t n'f The service was turned over to ,
lien the Masons of Alpha Lodge No.
124. -Honor L. C. Garrett intro- (
! duced the Nobles A. M. Moore'
^ and J. II. Shumate, whose talks ;
I were very interesting. The corner 1
i stone was laid in the usual inanj
ncrN ALuiy were present to wit- ]
: ness the occasion.
of Names of those who gave 25c
So are Paul -Griffin, Mrs, McCoker.
or.-' -Jim Woodruff, Clifford Garrett,
) bo
m? Lula Mae Bates, Alvin Mack. I.ila ;
help Mae Bates, Nicy Fowler, Lula 11
hiR'. Williams, .J. .1. Pitts, Lilly Ree J '
rces H'-own, Richard Rogers, Carry j J
. ' Sanders, F. C. Bolden," Zula Mae t
ems Young. Mr. Nash (white) 50c;
Mr." Rice 50c; Wilkin Wood :57c; ;
Lucy Stoddard $.'5.55; Willie Marvel.
tin $0.50; Minnie Ponson S2.51.
eal- Those paying 50c: A. 15. Brown,,
the "a Stoddard, W. J. Peace. Those j
field Paying $1.00: Rev. I). C. Brown, I
h e Rev. .J. Taylor. J. H. Shumate.!1
tho A. M. Moore." L. C. 'Garrett, "Char- :
ma- ?
>p!e. Shell, Fred .Johnson, N. Put-the
nan, Nancy Sullivan, ^iliif Wcst115V"5*
.noreland, C. J. Saxon, .F. L. Barks
dale, Wister -Williams, J. T. Bates I
give Nancy Lee Sullivan and Daisy .
?arc Bivens.
rtplc
"^in" " OAVIXtTS NEWS
ifice Farmel A ML Church
too, rov< I) ( Brown, l-astor
i n .
Sunday school- who held at its
I|, usual hour with B. Dorroh,
1 J' acting Supt.'and. Sfer'y. Mrs. Man.
0 cie Wharton. AfU-r the discussion
'r'nd '0SRon Mrs. AUene "Bnrksidale
presented?a?auit to Mr. T.E.
jing Ferguson given by the pastor for
* a|l raising the highest amount o f*
?ra money during the spring raly. ,
n i-: ? 1 ?'
(? IS 1 1 '*??* II I 'IX MTMl t' UUgilfl. I lit.:
kers pflstAr's text was Trfund in Isaiah,
arid H*> preached a' splendid sermon,
ters Sunday was his last day this side j
day hf the Annual Conference. We j
>nal hope that he will return to the
lud-. Mt. Carmel Circuit. I
The Twelve Tribes made good I
:av- reports.' ' j
v'
ifi'i i'- -
THE PALMETTO L
Fallen
WINSTC
citizen of Bennettsville died at his
home Sunday morning after a few
" " mti r sday prrnr ~at? "Evany
Chapel A. M. E. Z. church, Rev.
Webbs, pastor.
The members and friends of
5ion A. M. E. Z. church are delight
_ !(i to have their leader returned
r 'or another year's work. Rev. and
f Mrs. Webbs are wonderful workL_
^rs and always on the job.
_ Prof, and Mrs. E:, Thompson
. were home with their mother Mrs
e Julia Thompson. Prof. E. Thomp.
>on a graduate of Morris college
has made good in the educational
~ field and is stationed inmrtrrrf^thr1
oest schoots in Sumter county. ?
Miss Mabel Reese spent the
.veek end in Sumter visiting si-ster
Pi of. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders,
' Nurse McGee was in the cityThff
wwlf #?> ?> hnn???"McKuy
and mother.?
Mr. Jr li. Drake left-Friday to
ittend a special insurance meetny
in Florida.
Mrs.. Vivian MeLaufn teacher
? tr Ridge Spring Miss KerlreL|
ma McCollcm student of Browns
ng Home, Camden, were home
n rkM\
j uAMl
Colonel Duncan G.
Richart Reviews
station Complement
Units at Ft. Jackson
Fort Jackson, S. C.. Nov. 14?
' 'or the first time since takinj
ver as commanding officer o
iichart yesterday afternoon re
,Jewed the troops of Station Com
dement units at a retreat par ad
h!<I on the Jackson Boulevard pa
""oiin<n '
. clltv Jjl UttTlUg.
Col.?Itivhart presented 1_ h
rmy's Good Conduct Medal t-a
il Nctjro soldiers of DEMI. Sub
^action. Section No. 2. Head-qiiar
e.rs Deta. hn'tent. Station Compll?
apt. Charles L. Hoot and I.t
'latency T. Brinktu was adju
ant. Command in (j" the honor pin
?,on was l.t. William K. Kinder
Alusie was provided Ivy the Stu.
ion Complement Drum and Bugh
orps, recently transferred to thi:
nation from Fort Oglethorpe
TTTTrgavi
Men.awarded the Good Condue
dedal were:
Master Sei"-eant _I.enwood Bev
rly; First Serjeant Oscar G
dodye; Teclmi cal Serjeant Wil
nir A. Fox;-Stair Serjeants Oii
er C. Finley, 14askel Franklin
folm Goss, Jr., Cliarlt-s L. Green
t u u.tt'..u.
/. u. I >> lint/ >V illKCl',
Sergeants Alexander B.oyce
\aron NT, Boone, J. B. Hill, Join
{. Unit, Isaac* .1. Meadows*, ClarTTTT
VT. .M<)<> (-. TTTTy 1/ .Morrow
'actibs Fosloy. Isoni Nulls, Jr.
Jscar XT. Keddi J:, Jav FT Wade
.ad Willie V. W ha ley/
Technicians Fourth Grade Willy
K. Driver and r.eonard II. Hooj
r.
Corporals 'Thxjinas Alsbrooks
.'iiarlie A. Buwdotch, James Kl
Union, Samuel Daily, Jimmic
lall. Henry Harper, Virgil M
Ueks. I Iv.n 111:1 n Holden. Harlev
]. Jeli'ieys, Finest Johnson. \\*i 1 ie
('. I'olk." Ben. J. Spencer. 01 ier
Thrice and Kugene Washingon.
. ?
.Technicians Fifth Grade Yanro.
Austin, Charles IUitler. Richard
iutler. Tom I.. Hush. Willie K
ohnson, Kdward 1'.. Kimj-, and KB
10 Stewart. ? * .
Privates First Class: Randall
? oker. Booker T.- By ram. Xahaniel
F. Colmon. Robert A. Your
is. Clinton Cobb, Kdward B. Dukes
iiarlie Fntioch. Clarence W. Har!s.
aohnnie 1.. Harris, Fetor (lays,
Lenic Hemingway, George R.
lousier. Rossa L. Hunter. Jercli'ah
Hey ward. Charlie J. Jackson
Iarold G. Johnson. Milton F. Jones
Connie (J- -Jones Yictor H. Jones,
I en 1 y Kit, I.eoi'.aru Lassiter
'.phriam Beak, Gcorjje A. I.yt'tly
avis H. li.vlt's. Thiol S. I.ylT's
Valter I.. Lytic, S. A. M.Cajtie
lendeisi n MK'tfHrrrs." ho.ldie'MC
<eely, Perry W. Martin, T?;oy M
Jaske. Clarence Monroe, Kddk
dyles, Andrew Perry, Will Porter
(soar N. Raniseur, Floyd M. Ratiff.
Eugene-W. Rice George Rich
irdson',?Fred It. RuflTrfT Molvrr
vvals. J<h' X. Shavers. liarrtn.?
knith. Wesley L. Stallinjrs. Per
y Ster.son, Allen Tillman. Marior
Vatkins. Charlie K. W hite. James
. Wigirins. Jack Williams a,M
ianics M. Woodson.
Privates Willie .M. Arnold, Rudy
Loldeiir L-'.ither Fntmanr El
.lore Harvey. Herbert I Ia.y good
lohnniy Hemphill. Richard Hutch
rson. Cleofus Johnson. James H
.awrence. Kd McClough, Otis Rac
icy, ( ondee Sanders, James Stew
ut ami Nathaniel .V. Vance.
RENNETTSVILLK N KWS
Hy C. I). Sanders, Reporter
Rvv. A. J. \\ right aecompaniet
y Dean L. M. Tobin of Movri:
.-allege attended the 27th Religi
us Confirmation conference hel<
n Howard university, Wash, las
iveek. Rev. \Yright was impress
'<i very much with the _ meetrnj
T7TTT tried to impart all he eoult
Sunday morning in his regular se
> ice .after the informative hies
uords in the Lord's Prayer: Tin
Kingdom, the Power and the Glo
y. Following the survive Mr
Wash McK'aham one of Shiloh'.
founders, w'As f uneralized. Thii
Drought sadness to members a/n
friends, as die was a Sunday schoo
nan and-strong church goer. \V<
shall miss him. His son- arvivfei
from Now York to view the las
>f his father.
Mrs. Mamie .M. Cunningham am
daughter Jessie Mae Cunninghan
ill' Philadelphia, Pa., were in th<
ity a few days last-week. The;
left for a few days stay in Mann
mg and! Sumter'.
Ml-. F. L. Los.ton's brother diei
n Hamlet, N. C. and was fimer
Jized Wednesday. Quite a num
tier of relatives and friends at
tended the funeral.
The following boys in the arm
service silent the week end home
Mir. Tallie Thomas, Mr. Fox Dan
lei Ellerson,, Mr. Klaekmon of Kl
iorco Spent the week end hom
to see his fifth son leave for th
r.rmy servrce Monday in person o
Mr. fiass<'r\vay niaeknTon.
Miss Francis.Morris made a su
prise pop call home with som
special company. Watch the hom
column and see what has happen
ed. (smiles).
Mrs. Mary Eliza Dickson mad
start in repairing her newl
bought home on Short, street. Kv
atylhing looking ready, lot .Thank
giving.
Mr, Charlie MeCollu^ an oh
O
.."It
j&Lf-*.'. '^1T". j..
lie WVt)k uml wit fa ivnghiM A^rs
Rosa McCollum.
1 In some unknown way t ii o'
beautiful home of the late Mr. and
? Mis.?Croslund?was destroyed by
ere Sunday. The two boys. Carol
1_ and Henry Cvosland; one sister.
- Mils. Anna Dudley Avere living in
<l the hone. The entire county is in
, deep sympathy with them.
5 LAMAR NEWS
11 y. K. U., reporter
Tim WSCS under tin.' din--i imt
of Mrs. Mamie Dubose met at John
Wesley church. The devotional
' service conducted b y the group
; was pleasing and helpful. The
talks by many of the members
were timely and helpful. ?These r
line women are really giving the
' .'liurch amid community Christ-like
.leadership. Rev. M. J. Porter our
beloved pastor who has served us
for five years as pastor oi the La
mar charge will preach his annual
sermon Sunday before leavZ.m-'
loi- i-niitcrcnce. winch meet!'
' it. Darlington. November 2f>th. We
t will send our pastor to conference ]
. this year with the finest report he ,
has ever made -awl by this, it goes
-without saving that the people are
1 standing by. him, for he has done
. lots of good for the church and
community. Mrs. 11. A. Grooms
; preached a soul stirring sermon
. Sunday. The theme was Pure Rc~
lig-lou. Rev. Ml "Purler"." Mrs.'
Marv Rennett. Mrs. Alma Mack.'
! Mrs. Theola Porter, Mrs. B. A. u
I v J I UW.J13' \VL I I. LI1L" (1 111XII X OA |
j Mr. and .Mrs. Van Clove Uennettc,
i Friday?Also w ith Mr. B. Dul.es
Rov. and Mrs. Forter Were t 1) t .
' dinner quests of Mrs. Lola Woods
I and faniilj Wednesday. Mrs:
' | Mamie Duboso ami Rev. .Sam Dan
Uriels- will have quite a Hrw sub
seribers to report Sunday for our'
| 1 church paper the Advocate among
j the readers o f John Wesley
' church.
| Sandy Grove Methodist Church
The famous radio singers, hot-'
, tor known as the TJolden Bell
. quartet rendered one of the finest
j nog-rams ever witnessed in Sandy
J Grove chinch last Sunday after.
| aoon. Many thanks to Mrs. Mai
;ion Rivers and Mrs. Levan Boss.
; who sponsored the program. The
y .fFerrng was $1011.00. After the
"l program was over the boys were
: erved quite a pleasing dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. ,J. E. i
rjftfroi's! * I
Mrs. L. M Ilymcs, Mr, Isaac
','ilniore. ..also played ... .splendid
tarts on the proyram.
Miss Ernestine MeCullough stulent
Browning Home, Camden, S:
O., was tjje week end guest of1
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ('. I..
s McCullough.
Mr. Moses River*- and ? Rev. T.
1 ?. Rogers will report at John
t A'esley Sunday the names and the
- money for those who subscribed
L for our church paper, the AdvoI
eate. They are working hard to
r give the pastor the largest num
ber of subacriptiens from Sandy
c As delegate to the conference Mr.
- Rivers will have something to talk
'. ibout too, for our church has gone
s over the top one hundred per cent
s 'plus. We are happy to know that
1 our pastor whom we regard as a
1 great leader 13 please ami happy
e over the work we have done this
1 conference vear.
t
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
jj Rev. B. J. Hutchinson, Pastor
St. George?Sunday was a rest
~ ilay for everybody, even the church
i goers had a rest due to the fact
. ihe pastor was attending co&fer.
ence in Charleston that met in Mt.
. Zion church. And the paktors that
have churches out of town filled
y 'heir pulpits so there was no ser
: vixe until Sunday night.
> We are glad to welcome our pas
1- I tor hack for the fifth year
e state a. ann m. couegc quine
tot rendered a very fine waiital on '
I ed by the, second grade teacher,.
Monday night which was sponsorr
Mfcis Etta B. Hudson,
e Rev. D. J. Brown, pastor of St
e Paul charge will conduct service
i- Sunday 3:.10 in interest of the 4th
grade of which Mrs. S. E. Felder
e is teacher. You are cordially iny
vited to attend.
Monday night Tom Thumb's
rtrst grade of which Miss Moody
J r is teacher.
EAPER
UUN1VERS
)N-SALEM
LANCASTER NEWS '
Mt. Zion A. M. E. Zion Church
Rev.AV: ITr t;rwivTOii.- fasdfr " -J
Sunday school was called to o.|
dor at 10 o'clock with officers
(resent At 1 1 o'clock the pastoi r
preached to an an|Mvciative ai:d- S
[ ience. Stewardess Board No. 2
; met'Sunday afternoon at the home C
p-41?.Mrs. Violn?Shannon.?I'slr." r
Board met . Sunday afternoon at k
| .he home of Mrs. I.il!ie l.owery. i;
1 Mrs. Carrie Jackson of Buffalo, \
j N. V., is visiting: her mother, Mrs. a
; fifflfltt -4-twc- : r .'a
\ Dr. and Mrs. J. J?CliuUm?aU--li
fended the .medical meeting: in 0
Galfney Thursday. They were a. - u
'ompailied by Prof. C. M. Turner. 7
v;,... v *:?. ^ ?
us*, uuiin ?? i i^hl :-.peu.. inursuuy el
7n Columbia vis Hour her son John U
1 v. I'M !' ; V' 'ho iv . 11:11. 7
Mr. Fred F. Hutchison, who f? i\
ven k!n<: In Ci^?l>iT\:nii'"'ai??r7^m?r? M
".vas homo ove r Ihe week end to R
visit his wi'l'o and children. t\
Friends of Rev. John Daniel r.'i
AturdofkrTifUoiroitr M lr-tr.. wore 15i
happy to see him in town and Ri
eoi;?!? >; line, las! week. R: v. Mm Ci
"oi-! Cllllli i-ti?V' :'!> ti4ri?si" I'jr?and -phi
othpr-in-law Rev. and Mrs
Given wood.
Rev. f.. Uarnes and M?v. Alirrdrr
liuiehiF'.-n svor< vi-Rots TiT~
Columbia Wednesday srf tlie C. M.
K. anniial conference of v liieh-J40-I?
;.s a inembor.
Mrs. Juaniin Cinrris spent tinWeek
end in Charlotte v.isHin;* relet!
ives. Mis. Annie Sue Murdoch
Rei. les spent last week at t he ()
koine of her sister and brother-ill- .
aw. Rev, and Mrs tin (lr.v-iod i_^
Rev. \V. I,. Domes pastor .n f|*
iaisse! Tiihernacie ('. M. Ik > Innvh j
in Philadelphia is tin hou-e 'rue.-'!'
ol Mi's. Hattie Cimninryhar.i. While I K;
in tldic eity he m conduct ina few j
debts meeting at the Second Rap-1
*.ist church on Clinton "Ave. lie!.,,
'Msn preached :i soil!. s 1 in ine; .-o -*
.non Sunday niornlnt* at Fraaier's
To M teN and
In The Same Time It Take
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DOLLAR DISC
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V L $ 62.50 fi
W jfA $125.00 f(
$350.00 f?
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iirfttiflkwi0L-iA^k>>A.. itn'lhOflil"' ' "If
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1T. C. H
emple church, lie preached from ' tl>
ie subject Building for Cod. Ev- I cit
ryone was benefited by the mes-' ii
T1H? MIW??T- &>4~. 5 4 - - A vcvs-Jc a
Vised. ' j-U
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cousar and -h
' is. Annie Alexander entertained
r'vliy night between the hours of
:0j and I2:U0 o'clock at an innnial
tea honoring Mrs. Carrie
ox .Tackson. of Buffalo. N. Y. Tlu
UY.ir was given lit the Cousar
tune o'n Pleasant Hill street. Mr. ie
nd .Mrs. Cousur and Mrs. Annie I ,;i
lexrndtr, assisted by the honoi ..y|
uest. received informally in the [n
v-iint room. The house was" beau- _,s
ur'-nir the evening games. ?cards n
id dancing weie enjoyed by all. (M
he following guests were pre?
iL: Mesdanies Cora Anderson,
ane Benson. Lijlie Lov.crv, Ma-.'X
I !5aiU-y. .Mary-- \\ ithersnnon, lliyathn...
Mr.Mullen. Annie I .neat.
lay/. Mary Alice Adams, Ruth J K
acker. Anna " Roseboro. Eliza j
alker and Evcriina Cunningham
id Messrs Willie Mac key. Lather _
iT.1e\r, LeToy Adams, Chalmers "
uselioro. AViilie Walker, Wardell
unninyham. Toward the close of j
Real Estate.?, r
BARGAINS
Uuy Now?Prices From
si,ion to $2,000 ' |$
1, 5 and 0 Room Houses,' ?
eslrable Location: in Hood X
i
:>ndition.?Lots $30 and up. g
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usv Terms may be arranged X
Kinard Realty Co.
MO Taylor St. Phone 6087 ?
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COI.l'M?IA, S. c. |j~
er week for sickness
er week for accidents
or broken arm or arms r>
or broken leg or legs \j
or travel accidental death
atural death benefit
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kT?. i<V TO Ife INCH fflV\
TOMS WITH CURES Wf Y
SC FABRICS AND COLORS: (**"
ROES TU/BEDS. SHADOW W'flK '
, plaids AND SOLID COLORS hihHt>
BLUE,TAN,TEAL,ORESN.ORAT.
I $tU?j$PJIB
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urst Field
,e evening the hostess served a
lightful course of sandwiches,
ussian .tea,, assorted cakes and
Lininrs. . JfttsagLlPVfog Mrs.
akson thanked euch one present";
>r a lovely evening spent with
em. Mi. W. H. Walker respondI
in behalf of the group.
correction
The following correction is made
lutive to the article appearing
last, weeks article from the
Lbeville County Training school,
lenortin?: money raised by class
: Third grade $2.50, Mrs. R. TV.
lilders teacher, .should have read ~
;ird grade $12.50, Mrs-, if. -W.
lilders, tea her.
C. Williams & Sons
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2."> .Main* SI. . Culumbia, _S. C.__
>00000 00.00 0000 0.0.000. o.oo % Choir
& Pulpit I
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Choir and Pulpit Z
ROBES 1
Made To Order |
Used Choir Gowns g
$3.00 up S
~ LINDNER 1:
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New York 1, N. Y. g '
Leaflet No. 18 mailed o
upon your request. ?>
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_ WAVERLEY
ESSO STATION
)2 TAYLOR ST. PHONE 93IS
ours: !) A.M. until Midnight
undays 9 A.M. until-6 P.M.
Nonessential v'ias LT:;eis
10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. :
Expert Lubrication. Washing
and Simonizing
QUICK TIKE SERVICE
ANY WHERE IN THE CITY
.*. .Vi .
CAMPUS
LUNCH
2200 TAYLOR STREET 1
PHONE 9518
Good Food
Pleasant Surroundings
wn from S A.M. until Midnight
EAL TICKETS FOR SALE
Jasper Caldwell, Prop.
Madam PAULINE
PA L MI ST? LI FE UK APER
Guarantees to Read Your
" "Entire Life - :?r
ills your Sweetheart by name,
ladings on all affairs of life.
Prices in reach of everyone
White and Colored
LOOK FOR TRAILER
adam Office on Meeting Street
lext to Johnny Fowler's Lunch
City of West Columbia
lEEVY'S FUN
Undertaking and Emhalmii
LADY ASSISTANT
AMBULANCES
ANYTIME ANYWHERE
Superior Equipmen
Superior Service
?SLOGAN?
LOWE R P R ICES
i\o woservin? i oor ivci?*t?i
i*ai tavitqr ST, COLUMI
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Saturday, November 20, 1943'
-2:30P.Mr~
Ad.99?
"CLAUDIA"
""With ?
DOItOTIlYs McGUTRE .....
and
ROBERT YOUNG
-BBP5W?
MlIttMUUMI J
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
BOMBARDIER *
MONDAY and TUESDAY
liUAV-EAUAN WAIT
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY >r4cAMAZING
MRS. HOLLIDA^Y
"?r y?w aim
SHOWING TIIL'HS.-FIU.-SAT.
"What's Buzzing
Coysin "
Starring
ANN I*RKI)I)Y MARTIN
Ml I.LI :R * & ORCHESTRA
ROCULSTER
Brown's Lunch Room.
1011 LADY STREET
OnnfTTIome Uooking A
Specialty
Prompt and Courteous Service
Reasonable Prices
Open Each Day Until Midn
i rrVi
Mrs. W, I#. Brown, Proprietress
Waverly Unknown Lunch
Room
?Gotfrteotw?Service- ?
Reasonable Prices
5 - /
Mrs. Rosa Davis, Proprietor
2349 Gervais St.? Phone 2-7890
ANNIE WORKMAN
BEAUTY PARLOROPEN
DAILY .
Telephone 6189
1825 Taylor St. Columbia
vvv<?<"X"!'
4;OU MW.VS NEWEST
AM) FINEST NIGHT CLUB
THE SAVOY CLUB
LOCATED ON THE OLD
WTNNSBOKO ROAD
Lna Miles from the City Limits
"f^Eau Claire, j The Savoy Club \
was formerly known as the Pal. j
mctto Grill.
_Sca Foods, Chicken and, SteaksA
Specialty.
Wc cater to Private Parties
. ard Clubs
.Mrs. Lula lv. Nijes, Proprietress
Poro Beauty School
Located at 2181 Millwood Ave,?
BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL*
ITS BRANCHES
Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling
Croquinolling, Finger Waving,
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicuring,
Massaging, Hand ??
Molding, Anatomy and
Electricity.
PHONE 6t?8?--~?
Annie M. Pope T. Malone, Prd
WilheliiYkyi C. P?q>e, Instructor
;erai. home |
J I. S. Leevy, Mgr. I
IIA TIIONE 23619 I
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