The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 04, 1943, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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fHANkSOIVlNG DAY AT
MORRIS COLLEGE
Continued from Page 1
tldtte the less grateful to the pre'
v ceding administrator, who came
* into power when the depression
WU, at its worst and i n.ier the
moat unfavorable conditions. Baptists
in the State Convention were
discouraged and 4'v?ded and
things looked darkest for thefn.
An administration at the college,
Cess capable TTT d determined
would hpvo had thg tlnnr< closed
upon them. Today the college is
free of debt. The Baptist State
Convention has been re-organized
clous leadership. The two auxjl(ary.state
bodies are harmoniously
cooperating with the administration
and peace and?harmony
prevail among the brotherhood,
with a determination to go forward.
A program of expansion is
about to be launched at the College
in both the physical plant
md the curriculum. It Was _ t?e
consensus'of the most deeply ponrl
n n r-m kMntlixnn t V\ A l ?-\ 1/Mir / * f
uirini vu kiitit in > iv? v x.
comiitions it is to be expected
that insidious ^attacks wouht b e
.riade. People never throw sticks
up fruitless trees. The brotherconsider
cthe source from whence
these attacks cnmc before becoming
excited^ _It's better to have
some people curse you than praise
you.
TILE RALLY PLAN
The Finance Committer of the
State Convention was authorized
by the President of the State Con
vimtion to set February 2nnd as
thedate of the mri?L-winter -Rally
ait the College. The Drive Director
G'. Goings Daniels was ordered to
begin at once to. perfect and publish
plans to raise eight thousand
dollars that day, to bringf t h e
total on the Fifty ThousanTT Dollar
Drive to twenty thousand dol
lars, with the object in vtew to
finish the remainder in the three
State Conventions, meeting at the
Zion Baptist Church Columbia in
May; Macedonia Baptist Church.
Spartanburg in June and Morris
College in July.
Fifty churches are asked to report
$5fl.0o Class A^-One hundred
are asked to report $25.00 Class
B. Two hundred are asked to report
$15.00 Class C. Eight hundred
are asked to report $10.00
?"Class" Ci'Every'Missionary Socie?
ty, Deaconess Board, Pulpit Aid
Club, Ushers Board, Sunday?S.;
BTU; Pastor's Aid Club and ev
erv other Church Auxiliary is.
asked to send $10.00.
Each Association is asked to
send $50.00; Sunday School Conventions
$25.00 and every Fifth
, Sunday Church or .Sunday School
Union is asked for $10.00.
Persons who cannot be .present
are asked to send- their-donations
to Dr. J. P. Garriek, Morris College,
Sumter, S. C., or to G. Goings
Daniels, Drive Director 1215
Church St., Georgetown, S. C.
These amounts are so small that
any organization can raisg them
in after collections by that time
without affecting tne regular-program
or budget. Try taking an after
collection until February 22.
If you cannot raise the amOfcnt
you desire send what you have.
We may need the little amount
you keep to make out eight thous?
and dollars.
G. GOINGS DANIELS,
Drive Director.
LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NEWS
Rev, I. O. Simmons, Pastor
The service was grand at Spring
^ Hill Sunday, Our pastor preached
a fine sermon. Subipct, "MaU
Preparation for Jesus". Tie then
idministered the-Holy Gemmun\on
assisted by Revs. J S Danley
and W. E. Lee. Rev. Danley made
some timely remarks, also Mr. S.
R. Draft, Mr. J. M. Cook and Mr.
. D. R. Anderson, expressing their
gratitude for the return of Pastor
Simmons for another year's work.
?Our pastor stated many new
things that he Ropes" to accomplish
before conference and said
that if Jesus leads we cannot fail.
<Mts. Thelma Wilkerson of Wash
mgton, D. C., spent Thanksgiving,
tvith her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Sewell and other relatives. The
Sewell also had as their dinner
guest our pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Iieyward Jones
had as their dinner guest Thanks^
giving, Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Caughman
and Pastor Simmons. They
also had a fine turkey and chick^?7?
en dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Long had
as their dinner guests op Sunday
their pastor and Mrs. Mary Taylor
and. Miss Eva Mae Taylor all
of Spring Hill church.
Mr. John L. Sllgh spent Thanks
giving with his sister Mrs. flattie
Gould of Savannah, Ga.
Mr. Charles Derrick. Jr.. of Kit
trell college, Kittrell, N. C. and
two of his classmates spent
Thanksgiving with parents here.
-Mfr. Dalbert Sligh is in the Columbia
hospital and has undergone
a successful operation and is
resting nicely.
Mr. "Pett" Clarke is also in the
? Cnliirphia hospital suffering from
& , M broken leg.
Mrs. Rosa Black and grandjb.
- daughter "Polly" Mrs. Carrie TayBu
lor, Mrs. Ruth Wise, Mr. J. W.
K^Black, Rev. w. E. Lee, Mrs Cora
l^taes, Mrs. Netter Coleman and
Htastor all motored to Bishops
H^nehurch, Columbia, on
get-to-gether meet ies
a long life memKf
church was fun frdny
p.m. by his
Huiions and interHrh
cemetery un cautiful
flowers.
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IN AND AROUND PAGELAND S
Pvt. Roosevelt Wilson of Camp
Shanks, X. Y., visited Alias Cora
Lee Lowery last Week.
Miiss Mary E. Poe of Che raw and j
Miss Lucille Johnson of Paereland
teachers of the Hill Branch school ;
Dorchester county, accompanied j I
t>y friends from Holly 11.11 and St. |
George visited their parents Sun
day. >' I
Mr. and .Mr&j H. A. Johnson I
1 had as their house"guests over the ?
week end, Mrs. Johnson's cousin, .
Miss Mj.ry T. Render of -
I who is principal of the Wesley
; :hapel .school apd Mr. A. D,John- I
son of Chester who is also adteach '
i rr in Chesterfield county svsgCm. t
Airs. Emma Brewer had as her \
house guests dut ing^-tho?week?end--j
Iter childreh: Mrss Dorothy Brew* I
! sr of the York faculty and Miss Cassie
Brewer of the McBee fac-. !
uity also Drof."Berry of McBee and f
Prof. Dunbar of Bethtnc.
The atfult classes of the county, t
i with Mr. C. C. Cole, Cheraw; Mrs
J. L. Johnson. Ruby: Miss V. E. v
Brewer. Center; Mrs Dora Nance a
Wesley chapel and Airs. Phyliss i
Johnson have all started work and f
are promising litl'tre returns in
'"Bettor ('ommuhUies'T a
Mv?.i-JuL Mrs. T. F. Brewer had 7
ay. their guests .Sunday. Mrs. Brew s
cr's brothers I)v. Ernest Robinson ~d
Ashbury Pavk. N.'J.. and Messrs
I Jimmy and Fletcher Robinson of
! Pee Dee and others.
} Prof, and Mrs. G. C. ..Wilson of
I Jefferson accompanied iVy Mr; and
; Mrs. H. A. Jonnson. ^jiss. Mary
L. Reeder and Mr. A. P. Johnson
I motored to Cheraw Sunday even- c
ing. f
Miss Sara Niepick of the Winns ?.
boro faculty spent the holidays \
: with Mrs^ Robert Foster of Ches- j
! Rev..i Robert Foster spent the "
| holidays with his family and moth r
! ei M'rs. Foster Johnson in Ches- *
terfield. .
j?Among recent visitors here were .
j Miss Rerniee Blnknev and brother
I Lt. Blakney. Miss Blakney has ^
a government position in Newark, t
I N. J. Pfc. William Robinson of 11
j Camp Croft and Pvt. Maceo Blak- 11
J r.ey of Camp Croft.
The many friends of Mrs. Efiz- V
j abeth Miller, matron of Harbison
college, are sorry to know that
t.he is confined to her bed at the J
home of her nroe Mrs. E. P. Riv- j.
~crs, Chesterfield.
CONWAY NEWS
0
Bethel A. M. E. Church . v,
Rev. A. J Felix. Pastor
Sunday the pastor preached two. T
powerful sermons duriny the day.
Sunday school was conducted in
-the?afternoon?by?the?Snpt , V
Moore. ?The Mrssiotitirv ?ocietv
I tiu<i: a very interesting meeting '
| last Friday night at the homo o?
Mrs. Weaver on Race Path St?L
Mrs. S. Woodberry is president.
The new pastor and his wife w
were presented and made encouv- '?'
aging remarks. b
Stewardess Board No. 2 met li
Sunday p.m. at the home of Mrs n
\V. I. Buck. It was well attended t
and much interest, manifested; Mrs a
Sarah Lloyd is president. This tl
board* under Mrs.- Lloyd placed ?
many valuable things in the par- n
sonage. tl
Presiding Elder M. F. Robinson t
Revs. Felix. J. J. Jackson and Mr F
W. I. Buck attended the Central V
conference at Manning last Fri- b
day also the gct-to-gcthor meet ti
:ng of the General Conference del- ?
egates. TRIUMPH
CHURCH NEWS >
Rev. Dennis Daniel, Pastor <C
Last week our women and an- ?
nual convention.. was in session ?
here. Monday the convention he- ?
gan with our State Mother. Mrs. e
L. Dewberry presiding. Tuesday ?
night, Rev. T. F. Curry brought a <
soul stirring message. Wednesday \
morning there?was?n mass ?i?n j?
which Mrs. F._ Walker, Mrs. L <
Enlow, Mrs. A. Singleton and Mrs. h
E. Powell brought wonderful mcs- j
>ages. Wednesday night our bis- t
hop was honored with the Capi- ^
cai City quartet singing a number <
of selections in the celebration of <
his 75th birthday. Thursday a.m. \
our bishop^s Talk very "timely. At <
night Elder Pittman the state |
prince of West Virginia brought j
a stirring message. Friday morn '
ing Rev. Carrol a white minister \
preached very inspiringly to us. i
At night our state mother brought ~j
a lively message. Saturday war
a day of business and instruction.
At night another mass in which :
Mrs^ EL ^Adams, Mrs. N. Williams,
Mrs.' N. McGnant, and Mrs. L. Irby
brought very touching messages.
Sunday morning S. S. at 10 a.m. '
~ with Rev. C. Cnda of Atlanta, Ga.
acting Supt. A large attendance |
and the amount raised was $16.7b.
Sunday morning our beloved
Btshop I. H. Lea brought the message
to us. Truly he made known
i I nanv wonderful farts. A hirth
Jay offering of $58.00 was given to
the bishop. Sunday night Rev
Cada of Atlanta preached a wonderful
sermon
The bishop was honored each j
night with a maid of honor. The
taaids were Mrs. Mary MeConnell, j
Sirs. V. 'Way, Mrs. Alberta Sin- j
; gleton, Miss Estelle Cokely. Each
of these were attired in their evening
gowns and wle very pretL
Ly. We. had?an ordination ofelders
Sunday night. Our delegation
was very large among the
number were Rev. Alford of Baltimore;
Mrs. L. Gary, Laurerts;
Rev. Adam*, Newberry; Rev. C.
I Hammond, Cheraw; Rev. A. Davi
is, Cheraw. iMVs. E. Rabb, Chester
and a number of others from all
parts of the state.
Daniel, members and friends for
their loyalty in making this convention
a success. Our pastor
r/as honored for hjs splendid vyork
here in the city. We are thanks
ful that we have him as our pas'
J.z 'i Ju i .. i.
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
Continued from Page 1
The grand lodge was fortun;
in securing the service of Pr
W. A. Clement who is now c
leputy grand master and this ;
lorter was elected.
The Eastern Star met ;!ov
:tairs, where Mrs. Barton a
ler members reported a most c
oyable time. The session w
rvry peaceful and harmonious.
The following are th" nffi.x
dcetcd:
S. D. Rickenbacker. grand ml
er; W. A. Clement, deputy gra
naster; W. R. Bowman, gra
latron; D. D. Mo7.jp. gprrptm
,V. M- Palms, treasurer; Gilbt
fhoma v- -senAvr?warden; C.?
iumph,. junior warden; Rev.
Ctsey, chaplain; Sidney Hills, Pt
er; Rufus Butler, senior deaco
Sv B. Gallman, junior dcar.cn.
or for another year.
Our pastor is leaving the ci
rith our Bishop. Rev. I. H. Lt
nd Rev. C. Cada to spend awh
n Atlanta with relatives a:
riends.
Amount raised in convention
pproximately $502.80. On D<
th the Capital City quartet w
ing for us. The public is cc
uuiiy?nivneu.
Mrs. Alberta Singleton,
reporter
EDGEFIELD NEWS ?
Sunday was a beautiful day ai
. e greeted our new,- pastor Rc
J. Jobnson. He took his t?
rom the 3rd chapter of Exod
ub.ieet: I am that I am. We Ce
a inly onioyed the message. Re
ohnson and family are hearti
oleome. Mh\ Garrett was miss*
cry much from his duty havii
one t<T Washington for a mont
Mesdames Thelma Talfcert, Na
y Legroon, Thelma Carter. Frai
.egroon witnessed another fii
crmon preached by Rev. Johnsi
lunday night at Trinity ehurc
tev. Johnson has started o{T ve:
icely and if do what he sa;
.:c.H\viLl have a very suocessf
ear.
Thelma Talbert, report
IOCSTON. TEXAS AWARDE
911 SUNDAY SCHOOL
ONGRESS
Continued from Page 1
f this Summer School of Met hoi
TF1 once more be held in the Loi
itar State. It will be the socot
ime that it has accepted Housto
exas' invitation.
In presenting their invitalio
he two hundred or more Bapti
I lurches down there in the bayc
itv, showed that there are mo;
han one hundred thousand men
crs of the race located in Harr
'ovn'tv. anil churches^
hat city with this vast populate
ould work in unision for any co
ention,?organisation?or?nation
ody that comes to Houston, ar
hat this Baptist Association whi:
epresents more , than twenty di
rict .^associations, through the
moderators and?secretaries. vol
he ..sentiment of these bodies,
as further understood that Hou
on's invitation was endorsed 1
he General Baptist Convention
lie State of Tevas, Rev. S. 1
'rinee, D. D.. President:Rev. Jn
V. Williams, D. D? Secretary; ai
y the National Baptist Conve
ion of America, through its Pr
idcnt, Rev. G. L. Prince, D. I
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THE PALMETTC
. 1 RIDGE SPRING NEWS
Sunday school and church ser
vices were good Sunday. A Thank
ite giving program was presented af
of. tor S. S. which was enioyed bv all
>ur We Were glad to?have had th
re- 'ovine vbitors on the campu
this week: Miss Gladys Glenn am
. n- Mr .Frederick Amos?exgraduates
nd Mr. and Mrs. Pope of Columbia
;n- Mr. Louie Walters and ^family* o
'a? Columbia: -.-Mk'ss?Flarintt-AV.aliar*
in exgraduate now attending Ben
rs--edict college and Mr. Calvin rfar
ns and Curtis Belle from thi
is- Navy. Mr. Belle is also an ex
nd graduate.
nd .The socials given by the n?..ll
;y; irradc?under?the?suiicrvision o
lr: Prof. Wilds Tuesday night at th<
G. Thursday night at the home o
;y- Miss Altheal Coleman were en
n; joyed by all present. The proceed:
will go toward the Christmas Sea
Sale.
The Woman's Missionary socie
ty. gave a Thanksgiving dinner ir
'a. the basement for the old and sick
do They all reported a pleasant af
id i temoon.
j Mr. Whitfield and Miss Marj
Js . Hazzard spent the week end her<
;.c- I with their mother Mrs. Mary Ilaz
zard.
" ' I Mrs. Sallie L. Herrion and fam.
I dy spent the week end in Gaffnej
I visiting relatives.
Mrs. J.'M. Henderson won the
hen given by the junior class.
The "Studentfr and teachers enloyed
a delicious chicken dinner at
rid lunch hour Thursday,
v. The students, brought package?
3TTTor the old, sck, lame and blind
us, and presented them on Thursday
r- Manv were made glad. Mrs. Hamiv.
niond serves as chairman of this
ly project each year. ?
co Mrs. Henderson and Miss Wells
u? spent pleasant \Veek end with
h. Rev. and Mrs.~J. T. Watson. Mrs
n- McLaurm and Miss Witherspodti
ik spent the week end in Bcfmcttsrie
ville.
in
h. Cupid Visits Faculty
ry
v,'s Prior to the ringing of the vulc
u| tide bells fate started Cupid in
his steady march.' First lu
p, brought smiles to- many when hi
revealed the news that Prof. Mosj)
es A. Wilds and Mrss Rosa Bell
Eroadnax were united in marriage
Nov. 20. 1043 in Columbia by the
Rev. A. C. Jones. Next he revealed
the ne\#s that Rev. Worth.i
Covington of New York and Miss
Loretha E. Hoim.es erf BennettsVj
ville were united in marriage on
1(1 Thanksgiving day bv the Rev. R,
71. Henigan at Bennettsville. Wc
wish them all much happiness and
n ioy.
Hi Coming .S<?on: , -
^ Pre-Christma^ nrotrrain Decern re
her 10, music, department. Quar
let corneal, wee. iz, i rox. \v mis
sponsor. Harlem Broadcasters,
Dec. 21:?
)n Early in the New Year a play
n~ "Up I'l'om Slavery." Mrs. J. M.
Henderson, directress.
^ Margie Marie Greene, reporter
s- if Galveston, Texas,
ir The convincing, documents of
ce Houston's desire?to- he - the enterIt
tain city were placed in the hands
s- ;>f Secretary Henry A. Boyd when
>y he was in Texas attending the
of fiftieth annual session of the
R. General Baptist Convention of his
io. native state, but he could give no
id assurance or make no comment unn
til the matter was placed before
e- the board in its annual session
)., r.ere the past week. ,n'
SHION PARADE S
DANCfc i
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itorium, Columbia '
, December 6, 1943 I
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D HIS HIVE BOMBERS"
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Given to Persons Holding
cky Numbers
? ? (tax Inc.) $1.00
? - (tax Inc.) $1.20 j
' FORGET
:he First Monday
:ations Are
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DECEMBER 5TH
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OURT HOUSE
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I SUNNY SIDK CLUB
' The Sunny Side club wrshes to
s thank its many friends that help- |
- ed to make the Tag Tea of Novem-,
1. ber 21 a success. A prize was of-? | D
e t'ered to the hi em ber that sold the j se
s | highest amount d)f tags. . Mrs. pi
J ! Irene Kennedy having sold sixty G
; | tags was declared tne winner and o'i
; I presented a beautiful set of din- I cl
f ncr^ plates. ^ntit<if |
- I tne President] John H'^Kowo I
s and carried out in the regular | vi
- manner. The new business was rn
that of a Chitterling and Chicken . \V
i supper to be given Friday evening,
f- December?10th at the home?of j ?
p Mrs. Louise Hunter 2145 Senate'?
f friends to come and enjooy a hear- 1 g|
- ty meal .with us. Dinners will he ,
s '-easonable.
1 We are buying a lot of Christ
losis. Are you? ?
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CTLTUkii CLUB NEWS
t Mrs. L. Hone, of 2020 Hei'dt St.
- November 19. Interest was at its
height as the Turkey contest came
' Mrs. Jane Garrick and the amount
realized for the Wilkinson Home
t was $<12.90.
Upon the suggestion of the
President, Mrs. Vincent* the club
voted to furnish doughnuts for a
party to he given for a new det
iachment of soldiers at Fort Jack-^
T son, December loth.
After the business session a deI
Mghtful Thanksgiving Skit, direct'd
by Mrs. Durham Counts created
I (no -twe?T ha nn ks givi ng^STTintrTh e
i youthjul participants were little
1 Mi**8 Doris ^lifnpfl, Noble Cooper
. and Jackie Williaips. 1
I :
i UEOKG ETOW'N NEWS
By E. J. Ford
I
On last Sunday, November 2Mb
at 4 o'clock p.m. Adali'ne Tents J ,
No. 52 of the .T. R.*Giddings and ! J.e
' .Tollifce Union, celebrated its 9th .n<
' services at 1(100 Hall on Duke LVj
street. The annual address by *
I" the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Mary
' Ashe was indeed pleasing to the an
7_uiany. bearers as well-as tire very
excellent financial report by Mrs. 'u<
S. F. Thompson. The Rev. A. J. J"5
Tonkins, pastor of St Stephens A.
M. E. church was guest speuJSer. s}(
He selected his text from Hebrews .
-llMb-using as a subject "The Tent ,n'
and the City". This really wa? a
masterpiece. The new Tents e|2
! known as New Hope that was or- ^u'
-f-ganiaed?by?Mr*-.?'Bom?(iadsdt n
| our?leader and was set?apart?m
October by Mesdanres C. G. Garrett
and Jennotte 'White of Colum--biar-also
turned out with us.
(3n October 20th a Widows' convention
was had at Bethel A. M.
E. church under direction of Mrs.
M. W. Prioleaa for the Irene fit of
the needy and was a thrilling success.
More than one hundred and C
fourteen dollars was raised by the
widows out o f which thrrtv-five
-:? ~i~ ii.
a ??3 IJICSIII'.CU HI UIL- ll'UStees..
Monday evening Dec. 6th the pf
Rev. Dr. T. J. Miles will hold his
first quarterly conference a t
Bethel for- the?new -eorrferenec year.
Pastor J. M. Jackson is
asking that all boards do your
. duty, as every thing is running
| nicely. >:
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ST. JOHN RAPT. CHURCH
Rev. B. T. Sears, Pastor
S. S. 10:30 with assistant Suji
ea. Russel in charge. Mornin
rvice Rev. R. H. Mosc. assistai
istor. Theme More Blessed 1
ive Than to Receive. BTU G:(
clock. President, E. Davis i
large. Evening services, t!
istor, Rev. B. T. Sears deliVerc
souk-st+rr-ing. gospel sermon froi
47 theme God's ~Face.~
On Thanksgiving a conimittt
sited all sick menjbers with
issron token froni_ the ehurcl
e always -welcome' our visitor
Ernest Davis, reporter
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j. breach of its duty under the Railway
Labor act."
According to Steele, an employe
^ on the railroad's Decatur-Mentgomery
division, as a result o f
11 collusion between the railroad and
the union, he and other Negro
^ firemen do not receive the promo111!
tional privileges which they mcrit.
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Choir & Pulpit I
GOWNS _j
Choir and Pulpit |
| RUBES 1
1 Made To Order 1
| Used Choir Gowns 1
$3.00 up ~ "j
1 LINDNER |
| 153-R WEST 33rd ST., 1
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WAVERLEY
ESSO STATION
H 2202 TAYLOR ST. PHONE 9518
^ Hours: 9 A.M. until Midnight
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Sundays 9 A.M. , until 6 P.M.
Nonessential Gas Users
s
10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.
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Expert Lubrication, Washing
and Simonizing
QUICK- TIKE SERVICE
ANYWHERE IN THE CITY
? CAMPUS
LUNCH
8 2200 TAYLOR STREET
PHONE 9518
| ~ Good Food
Pleasant Surroundings
O Open from 8 A.M. until Midnight
g MEAL TICKETS FOR SALE
<8 Jasper Caldwell, Prop.
O
I Madam PAULINE
PALMIST?LIFE READER
Guarantees to Read Your
Entire Life
Calls your Sweetheart by name.
Readings on all affairs of life.
Prices in reach o^ 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 fu1
Undertaking and Embalm
- LADY ASSISTANT
- ambulance:
AIV YT1MK ANYWHERE
| Superior Equipme
Superior Service
?SLOGAN?
LOWER PRICE
No De?erving Poor Refux
-* 1881 TAYLOR 8Y. COLUM
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Saturday, December 4, 1943 'fM
SUNDAY?WEDNESDAY
"Guadalcanal Diaiy" *j ?
With ?
PRESTON FOSTEfc
LLOYD NOLAN Al-'
WILLIAM BEND1X Zf .
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HELD OVER!. ~~ ~~
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"SWEET ROSIE
O'GRADY
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BETTY ROBEQT
GRABLE YOUNG
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SATURDAY * ; _ 1
WE'VE NEVER BEEN I
LICKED A
and FLYING JULOPY 1>
? SUNDAY ? -?
SKY'S THE LIMIT
and THIS IS TOMORROW
MONDAY and TUESDAY
CONSTANT NYMPH
and "NEWS
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
STORMY WEATHER
Brown's Lunch Room
1014 LADY STREET
- Good Home Cooking A
Specialty m'
Prompt and Courteous Berries - i
Reasonable Prices I
Open Each Day Until Mid- ill
night, Ey i_
Mrs. W. I.. Brown, Proprietress
Waverly Unknown
JLunch Koom
Courteous Service J
Reasonable Price*
Mrs. Rosa Davis, PropHeSl ?
2349 Gervais St. Phone 2-789<
ANNIE WORKMAN L
BEAUTY PARLOR
OPEN DAILY
Telephone 6189
1825 Taylor St. Columbia I
COLUMBIA'S NEWEST H
AND FINEST NIGHT CLUB
THE SAVOY CLUB I
LOCATED ON THE OLD I
- WINNSBORO ROAD I
IVi MiletT from the" City Limits 8'
of Eau Claire. The Savoy Club A
was formerly known as the Psfl- H
metto Grill. I
.Sea Foods, Chicken and Steaks.
A Specialty. ? >
We cater to Private Partlea I
ard Club* \
Mrs. Lula E. Niles, Proprietress
Poro Beauty School
Located at 2481 Millwood fck \
BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ^
ITS BRANCHES j
Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling j
Croquinolling, Finger Wavflif,
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, M*&- icuring,
Massaging, Hand
- Molding. Anatomy and
? Electricity.
PHONE 5687
Annie M. Pope T. Malone, Prea.
Wilhelmina C. Pope, Inst radar
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