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'f% MUSIC IN THE CHURCH
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t V3P]| WILLIAM T, GRIMES
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? IJU RCfT"M USI c”I EAD ER SHIP ° ™ “™
The term ‘•minister of mu -kj” i- wok df-:.c‘ ipf.v. of tin- per
?•••', r.nd vv.i:k of vho ui giving of their time .i.i.l (Merit • •
t)v w..'!k of the Lord in the inte.r.u o! sacred nm-ie. The fk hi
i.r.> be singing, playing, teaching ana directing or ait four service-:
m music.
‘1 hv minister of music may be the church music director in
• charge of Use whole music program, or the choir director m charge
m. ih.- choir only He may be the song leader, directing congrega
‘to nal singing or ti.*• pianist or organnl These who are doing w
; the right spirit and manner with the view of honoring Chris*
. ;cpi i-ung hi-. ge<p. ; through song and instruments as ,»t {ac
tively, relatively speaking, as do the preachers. through the sc:-
i,ties v. - per Delh-vr.-: in ’. h« divine call lot all Christ mn v. a: •
is r, great held M -.<-i v!V,, the music rriini dc-r d
p, ~A ~r, his or her ability :..• a musician and visi nas a Chn. ti.an.
■ ! sh uld h». lcmcmbeitd th..t i die . I tra •he ’a i- ,; .
tor character of the church, musit lias its place in me wm hup
>;< i With some, music is an av.-cm.•>:•,. having other m< aim •
4 support. Same find it necessary to da this worst fat t*ic Mike cl
rbi church that is financially unable to ernpiiy musician.-. Ciiurclies
however would receive mare in return if they would mak« n pos
•eibie for worthy persons to study to prepare themselves to do this
• < I for the . hui ch.
If their directors and accompanists were sent to some snsf
Horn time to time piopare themrelvts they could • > m;. : ;>• it. •
vice as a whole. T others tin field e: avocation for which
remuneration is received. This field aflords many opportunities-.
•icrvice and at the same time, makes the gi< att -t demand-- I- m
tr sia;-' ip-.'.nt of ability and prepaiation. The demand now is loi
• martcians. who art capable of going imo the churches for tuh
half time as church musicians oi choir director . to bu.i.t a
)■ u.-.i.,' progi on that is commensurate with the need;.. pi..u- .m l
■pui poses i>f the church.
Chuichcs- that are able to pay a musician demand a mus e
‘program of high quality. Therefore the church mu man should
jCmrSpare favorably with the professional musician in his perfor
ming ability. There must be familiarity with othei phases of the
.church activities and willingness and ability to do other things
’beside direct the music.
If tin; minister of music would succeed, he mast consecrate
!h»s lift to this work, have convictions and be filled with evangelistic
!.‘ctvvr. The price ot success is preparation. The principle that the
Jli borer is worthy of his hire just as surely applies to the musician
! v. i. a assumes responsibilities in the church service as it does to the
minister or any other Christian worker.
In mv previous article 1 gave definite references to the scrip
tore that sir wed that the mu.-ueian of the Old Testament wotship
v,ri<- paid from the same treasury as that from which the pin
.*•:•.toJ their saahk'p and were given villages also to live in.
GTJALIFIC ATIONS
1 .There are certain personal characteristic and qualification
.which every musician must have who hopes to succeed in h.-
•I. . .dei ship work in tic- church.
(1) Personality is the one intangible something that :■ cer
da'tnly needed. That personal magnetism, that quality which at
-1 ranis, holds attention and command? respect. Cheerfulness r wry
♦m.po!tmit, 1o i every >. ne ’ovi'.'-i anti Luirniri-s one with a * koet -til
jlispostiion.
1 2* Leadership qualities: While leaders are born, not made
ltd. Ladns.hiD qualities can be developed'.. Among the most in:
V -itimt may b: m ntiuned . (a) the ability to detect needs and to di
cove; remedies, to set possibilities. Organizing ability, d- t* :mina
4ion and perseverance and th ability to carry a program to success
Jn spite oi difficulty.
(3) A sense cf humor.
i. (4) Knowledge of the work.
(5) Love for the work, and again 1 want to stress preparati >n.
(The musician who feels that God has called him to special service
should receive the best preparation possible for the work This
preparation should be (first) spiritual, (second) physical, (thud)
fnental and (fourth) practical.
; 4 Having striven and met these requirements, there is the s: ■
fcurance of service to Christ and humanity in the fullest way, win •
rung the approval and appreciation of those to whom he mini two
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SEE
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WILLIAM GRIMES !
YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
i 200 E. THOMAS ST.
SECOND SECTION
ROCKY MOUNT
NAACP OFFICIAL
MAKES PLfcAF«R
LOCAL SUPPORT
lit I B BARREN
Tin Nati ri d : so- ; • n for the
Advance me* t of Colored People
new In it- 40Ui year c>f fid-,tiny lor
ti ii.ll liglv:- of ! '' .*0- - . lr.erii;
the Mippi.! ' bnai'.'-ial and no ra!
lie t f•;d '. • f •\i ' ' (.-* • ■ai i)( e .
hut * ve: y dt c* i.( Anitn irati a v vii ,
we alt end valiou:- -da'e.j
< (-gional nd .-intional cunh ronre
i ,i»lfi the par! :cip:iHon of v . tl
w Lit • n. cut . wu civil light'
>'»•: »•)(>, we are anuun-d at ihc com*
finer 'icy ot J.m \oo lnany *.f our pro- -
ff-.--j.onal- civic and arour.sed trout •
their lethargy while the cppnrtum i
t.v to serve their iace ami the namn |
is \v..-s mg away and a world is suf- :
(ciiog foi want ol the C'.ntribuiior. ,
these leaders coaid make to ihe ;
t. use of democracy.
-id ■ ir di r " •?) are 100 bury
with their personal affair- to take
..an active par! in thi.: great
am of obiainin y the “v.cond
cinaiu ipatlon ~{ c Nc ; m *.
• n ni.sl c ire • liv vvo; th-whde do- •
nati'-.n to the NAACP's financial
>•. i •• loci: community j
like «i:;iiv are doing. < ven in Ine :
i -If North State.
Our liat is off to men like Dr. !.
!■?- -a e Davis, president of Raleigh
NAA( p, ',vi:o has paid his SSOO life
membership to NAACP, i aiding
the v.. >Ui of tni- great cause
well as the fact that v. e. in North
f.oolina can ill a I lord to lontinue
f lag behind the other southern
states in supporting NAACP.
Wo ore i reing others of th> '
gromp who are “well-fixed, fm.:ii
• >eliy'’ to join the ranks with Di. :
Davis and olhcrt with SSO. SIOO and
SSOO menther hips. NAACP has ac
cess to the iroi the li.-'s'ai proses
; non to light tor in Won’t you help
o ret the money'.' Freedom come
high. We real;.- pay ior it!
We t- p iiotiy urge all coinmuri
UiOs and individuals interested in 1
the organization of NAACP branches
in eastern North Carolina to con
tact J. B. Hamm, 243 Atlantic:
Avenue. Rocky Mount, telephone
756. Remember, you can’t win by
yciu seif join NAACP and help 4
free us ail
CHI KCII MWs
ST. JAMES CHt R< 11
Or. Sunday night, July 11. the
• .0 Y:a:i.y Mi'.s.ior.nrv C'lrde of
Si. James Baptist Chuich. -p nsor
. ■-< an electrical wedding Tlici r.o
f'? tom qu. <■. : of the pi o; ~n
it: perron of Mrs. Bernice Dav> •
Mr-. Mable Williams. Mr: Loir c
Gray and Miss Delais P.vvcJi.
M• ■ Louise Gray won the ii
■ t lit.ing Mi- St James, havinj,
used to- highest amount of mon
ey. The uni:.- i up vsa- Mrs. Mable
A i I’liarn Honoi:.b!e mention was
'given to the other two queen.-.
The whole prog.-am was directed!
b l M.: M 11 Rval- lh-- or-yinizi r
oi the Katie Y&ncy Missionary Cir- '
ch- Tlii rfh.ri was cor.ducted tc
raise money to send a delegal to
the Lott Carey Foreign Missions
t. invention in Columbus, Ohio. Tin
■ i Prom this effort $52.50 wasp
raised
( MOILs HONOR DIRECTOR
The Senior, Junior and Gos.pet'
••'■! nt si. j.-imc: Baptist Church;
united their efforts in arranging a
• <utUui celebration of th'-
; birthday of th- ir director William;
I Grime:: in he Reception Roon. o 1
he Church Wednesday night. July
]*4 Besutiful flowers and candles •
! added t the beauty of ihe recop- i
I ffen-
A very tasty menu was served bj I
j member; ol the different group:- i
,A tine birthd;,-.- cai for the dnee-•
I tor was made by Mrs. M D. Ryals. \
I president of the senior choir. Tr.ere *
: ’--. ere b p 3utifu) present;: pi .-eiiit :i !
I oy the wife of Mr. Grimes, the bar
i bers of the City Barber Shop in per i
L'un of Messrs. Fr nk B Parker !
| Henry Bussey. Jr, Clide Sharpe and j
i Herman Barnes
G;h : from other friends included!
| those fi - m iv), . F. t Da Hazesw-iod j
j YX •«. Julia K. Galloway, and a cash I
piej'critsnion from the tkir: ■ - choir: j
1 mentioned Beautiful greeting-:!
; < sen t'-om Mi. - Ida and i.-a- i
; holla Cur.difi of Mount Airy, NC. j
Over one hundred members v-erc j
present and enjoyed a fine social j
; ’'-th Mrs Geneva Pittman loadin'; ;
the socinl activities.
; ci v No. ? of St James Baphd !
; Church met at the home of Mr-s j
; Mary 1-i ;nj (Jay Street in j
i week, at which tune the voun..- '
j -•‘.meri’s Bible Class was oreanined j
by Superintendent J-m e. T Bade; j
Officers are as follows:
PrC'iJent, Miss Marv l,an< ; vice :
j •■■re ident, Mrs Josephine Brow ;
| secretary, Mrs. Christene Chase: j
j ■ sistan secretary, Mr; Mable \yil- !
| hams; treasurer. Mrs Josephine j
| 1 -me Iluyhlin; teacher, Mrs. June i
; Manky, chairman of worship corn - I
nruttee. Mrs. Felicia William-
After the business session, a very •
t 'Sty reps st wa; served by Miss j
| Mao* Lr.no. This cla-s has as an ob- I
! i-c'ive- To give service to the!
: church and establish a renewed feJ- '
!In whip among the workers and I
' -nei-nbers.
i Vet-: Remember July 31 h the i j
! Jeadliri? before which you can ;*et \
j vovi National Servic Life Insur
| ane'e policy reinstated without a |
.doctor's evamination. See your H
of are t VA office at once if you
are delinquent , I
THE CAROLINIAN
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)an tl.c diiughlti’ of aiiti
* \lr\ Tcl.line, Hi 3 \V« Cay
i Meet. \u f urn’ a !
! vhr BncL'.cr i IV t**hin.I’ton 1 ’ton If
li-.ui ui this i : * 3!)il lilt’ Nt.il It n
i 4 .• tily <'ullage i»l Lu' .’U>n N.
< *\ prcTMif -he »cs the owner
.? •>« i ,!ior • tVe Abnes Bi ja
t> > : \Vc-t (..iv • 11
Vi iuhromh- • ’■ Vtv- ..I Mr.tion
o! cF»)’idriVCs of Negro Buv
>• ir’r.g jtj\;! • :• {-v3 > a:*a
Ahi6ri ua n Tc a c ir. f r A- ot ia:i on
•July ?s*2B> in Atlantic City >vill
be well attend -v, Hi be
,•. ! in history of these
*\YO id t'"i n i-:) ■ /,'ft 10) Ail AiiO-
Ameriea will be closely watching,
HiMTni s Sai(N Cm’?u’y
s mn t , m>\i k -
WHO! L- rt.J AND ). I i All
\< ! NTS W hNI ED; A, S ItO .*
TEI.I GRAM Nl \\ I UM-.KS
’).> AUnutic Avc. Phone 756
I THL MOST MODERN SPOT IN EASTERN CAROLINA
DINE AT
CLUB PONCEIAN A
246 PARK AVE. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
CALL 2074-J For Reservations Ernest (Cute) Davit:, Mqr. I
USE PENNY’S CONVENIENT
I .AY-AW AY PLAN
SEE OUR WINDOWS j
] Yes! Yes! j
nnn
Brings You Life-Like
m DOLLS
998
MA-J" I s 1
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Twbby Skin-Tex Doll*
Stood IS” High— feel Aiiv# l ;
She can put tint doll right jn the tub up to life neck
and bathe it! it site up and moves its eyes. Dressed in a
diaper. Others ... some diapered, some dressed, some
.with layettes ... 3.98 tc" j. 90
lots ctnid lots of Dolls Yc Seel
Youngsters Sn Today!
I
Bawliu’s Case aiid Service Station
25? ATLANTIC AVE. PEiONE 955 j
sANDWICHES—BEER—-SODA—ICE CREAM
GAS —OIL— WASH— GREASE—TIRE REPAIRS
• 1
ffNCET FAMILY
REUNION HELD
Tlu- entire family of the late Mr
nd Mt ;• Air ok Yancy met in a
.Iv ; • -nilion at tiic- lioinevtead
.: 8)0 Gai Vic SLlr.-et : tu: J:iy Ju: ■
10
■'tiik i liven- .vcn Mrc 1. V
•v.1,-1 r: .U- Vaiicy Mrs. 1 u
n Kii - li.Giinmv, Md.; Mi-:
n • ’ - Ne-.' Yoik. M1...
. ■ •'•-- M Uai-ipbcll. New York:
Arci-iii.i Hihi'i- F? . i:y Mount:
Y.nicey, Baltimore Aid..
Mi- Ula Mae ' anev.
ti - '■ch ■ ■ .ir;j diiikrcn were
’<: 1 ik ii>- Y.-Uib H.iii.-. Sam
i 1 Hiiii*- Ji Alvin L, Wa'.ron,
>•> "U G.'-te.i.. ISeitte Smu., end
i v. r tri King
lam-ly - 1 ,: i.• wa- served
r, r-enjovea by tG-tM’if r*la
in-. .; fed ..L and Mrs. Clide*
• IS. Mi. and Mrs. Clarence
Vane y.
j . .;•• .t3l guest- present were Mist
i Be-s of Warsaw; Mrs
"-l.'i-v 1. (smith rs Gold-hoto: run
: it. neb I,{ O) 'anda Fla
An ■ hi:, y. Hint- i. home Im
'h' iiiiinn-r anti i> - xiicet.iu- to re
ill to Elirabe.h Cry State Colley.
4 m .September.
\nni\crsai \ Marked
t>\ Ihe Rev. Nemmore At
Sycamore Hill (!hiirch
'the Ri v. W. L Mason. liis de;p
'ms and the Go;:p ! a: d Junior
went to Greenville, N. C . last
; Sund.-iy aft.-rnt on and rendered rer
vices at Cy.-amore Hill Baptist
Ct m-eh ot which the Rev. J. A
. V nr...>re i- pa-tor.
Lh.. p;am for 1 In,t week was
the Iftth Anniversary cc-l-bration
!bO:-i&ri:iy its pas-toi for the- fine sv
remicTed through the years,
rvl :i . y fin' tr t ; monies w-erc niadi
SECOND SECTION
Mis. .to ephiiw H'lihlm. ityrhei
in FJiii City School, left I’fiently to
- i ta: -ve in New York
,ii Joan b 1t..,- ~ic Ji . of i,Haiti
■ hi .i. iL-:11 1-1 i 11. i , j:
■ u R. Hagan . .a and -Mi, aid
hi-oth«:i Mr. and Mr: .Linn ‘ .
i •><• i h pci! ..i. •: Mane
■Hag i;ii: M;-; Tonny P.a'tlc arid ;\irs
| Maggie Chare him rei-ently nt oil
I'-nd many gifts along wUh speeches
of graditude were ;.f«-eiilc-d.
. ...i. . t the StJ
.‘ James Hapti t t'lrn eh pi»' jC. >:..i a
vtry powerful sermon in which he;
- j .-onipi.memed tin tu t Mr n ■■,
i.vinre urged th-p. he would -lay
. ' rie ait! -lurry n the work sot the
i I nastei.
i iic ’’■ ■ i'.f I ... : .: ..Hi- r * ■:! S,
under the dire, tion of W.Mum T
{Grimes, ssiig, "Jeiusalem the Gold
en 'C.j i;•i- , VIV <,■ ■ ■:-. j Saiin
’The Lord.' -1 "-ii■ i H Ram ' "i.
Know IT,at My Rt-il. e!r,i:i Li'/eir:
hum the f-.asti’t Cantata “linmor
; tality’ and c- . ,i -\ n> .
ioi i; Back No M- by Nathaniel
t " f*l i- s Aln •• B. D.ivib ayc-orn
t-vided the choir. After th. ■ ,-r. 4 cv.
! “ v. ry nice repast was served in
■ f i:a.-tmerit
•h - W F f!r:.,-,e S and children
visited M r and Ms- Elliott, principal,
: nnd tejei ei ol 1 e Bethen HiJi
| School. Bethel, N «
etSMOR SHOP
For Smart High Styled
LADIES U’PUil l,
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« Dresses » Suits
9 Underwear * Sportswear
# Ccais * Handbags
« 1 lose
« Children's Wear
GLAMOR SHOP
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Glamor Shop— PUcky Mount
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Rocky Mount
FLYER cl HOME
’lO Allan it- Ace Ehon.- 2858
•VVmi lAVi i SEKYICF
The Home of Atlmlic Viutusi
i noil Association
Social Mclvei
KING OF THE
BOOT BLACKS j
128 E. THOMAS ST.
rtnr ■ tT i T nrr<iHTTru-nninmfitir»ii'iiniTiiii|ii jen i
Lonnie Crews
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VVE.EK ENDING, SATURDAY, -JUCY 2 b »4H
I fi. m Show Siumnw School.
Ah. Claud Stni’h sjj*ndimj Gw* i
in MfrW York Oily with I'd t s
icliter, Claudlm Smith While
hi- 11 :he is vi itiwg her sons, J. T: ’
o i .<;■ n n ioiii- ,nd her o', or , ’
■ u "“'or Daisy Smith Wright. and! 1 ,
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Georgia Pugh Walker is at
• n: i’oiumhi i University Sum• (
I met" School Mi'S Haiti) Given
'• in the New York City l
i School, visited her nio'lw.M Mrs j
lR f sa Blackwell 550 Albemai le 1 1
A venue, recently.
Hi v. and Mis. K Luc-is of 42S , '
•' Ibonnrte Avenue, are back from '
• 1 iioiy icuni-»,i in Washington. ;
D C
dir- Lena Rianth and bro her i
Edward Arlington were caih-d home.
■ .••' ,, iiiint t.i the illness oi their |
mother
! ••' irui.i Whitehead of Nash!
CihinVy s.pt oi a jew days in Rock v •
, -vloum as iu( ; i or Mr. and Mrs Ro> ;
Ha.'i.iii',, 403 Alhennarle.
Mis. Kin-.ia Penny is. spending a ;
U’im > Beauty Salon
M 3 »IM GAY VIRU 1
J OR SCII NTIFtC t ARE OI
MAG. \Nl> SCAM*
'll 'S AG NFS I,A N I Prop.
PHONE 2321-M
i tit- Men- That Brough. Prices
Devin in Rocky Mount
-it F-SLRV ICE:
ItHKSS SHOP
O'/ SOI TH ,\I.\IN STRI I T
«\ t Tii Whaley Furniture Go.
—~ —-y ,
GAYNORS
Hlim; front MARKET
GROE'ERIKS, MEATS, It I
CRI AM. SOFT tiRINKS
alt: G.VV STREET
R M. GW NOR Prop.
WILLIAMS
tißl < LLANE'.RS
512 GAY STREET
General Dry t leaning. Hat
Mucking. Pressing While I Wait
< ASH AM) CARRY
ALxander Williams, prop
GENERAL
Contractors
Free fitimatM Complete
Architectural
Service
F. I. LOWE f
CONTRACTOR
CHURCH BUILDING H
AND DESIGNING
OUR SPECIALTY
320 Gold leaf Street
Phone 1844-R
iwn'wlWl..««|»—mmi Jimi
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Advertisers
tew days in Troy, bf C.
Mr. and Ms Perry Allen of New
York ind tin ir par< nK Mr. a lid
Mi;. Seth Ji.hs.son arid Mr. and
Mi'S Tom Per:. on ..ml daughter, Ru>
Mr. Jessu- Lane vi-ited his broth
'i in Newport Wv■ Vs.
Mr-. Millie .-\i i u,-ton and daugh
ter recently vi-ited relatives and
bora (hi‘:e
lYu'-nds in Washington, D C. and
• '•hiliidoiph’a.
Mi -nd Mrs Goto vis Bryjtnt visit
ed relatives in New York < ity.
I . 11 : i Malone is : pending
the summer m Asbnry Park, N. .1.
Mi. lit i .ii M ill.im is :pending
the suii'imei in .Washington. D. C.
'.ih Lcr truthfei, Michael, in, Jer
sey City, N. J.
Harrington Lash Store
‘ cfc! Your lavotite In- Cream,
Me A Pint, Sot. Drink- oi All
Kinds, Bakery Goods
GIVE i A A TRIAL
ie?i s. ivaahington st.
U HOE I S Alt AMI RETAIL
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As ro a idi gram New-papers
tt Atlantic Ave Phone ?f,<i
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City Barber Shop
200 E. THOMAS ST.
William Grimes. Prop,
ALLAN TIC
Eli VIO STATION
’Hi E. Thomas •! Phone 9189
LVS OIL. SAI.Ls SI RYU E
1 ire and Mechanical Works
PIT MIR ALSTON, Prop.
DAVIS
H AGIO A RECORD SHOP
. Specializing in Auto Radio-
Latest Records Delivery
SIC CAE STREET
MARC I S Il.iVts Prop.
Ilollv Street Market
MEATS USD FRUIT,
A El,i t ABLES
WE DELIVER
Phone 1588 IV t;(Ji Holly St.
Dannie's Beauty Shop
Specializing In All Phases Os
j i-eauty t nfiuie Phone 1444-M
Hares Haywood, Operator
511 iv. Thomas S . Rocky Ml,
At? Daivnir Met lean, Prop.
| Neighborhood (Center
! GR4H ERIRs A MAGAZINES
t
t loot sanding A Painting
700 Penn. Yve. Phoni '386-R
1. L. i.a-Mler, Prop.
Nave and Borrow with the
UJaiitie Credit \ nion
Chartered hy the State of N. * .
108, E, Thomas St. phone 289-.1
OPEN IOR NFAV MEMBERS
t ouis Pippin. President
Mrs Sort E Bailey, Sec.-Treas.
WILLIAMS
FOOD STOKE
PI UN AND FANCY
GROCERIES
WE I)ET .IT f.K
345 Albemarle Avr Phone 268-W
DICKIN’iT
FISH MARKET
SEAFOOD AND GROCERIES
Fish Dressed and Delivered Free
625 W THOMAS STREET
PHONE 1255-WX
Goldleatf Grocery
FRESH FISH -- MEATS
GROCERIES
TOl ATLANTIC AVI:.
PHONE 2245-M
COMP I IML NTS OF
Be\. K, P. Battle
president oi the STATE.
i b p o i or w,
ROCKY MOUNT
* ™ —rvirm t
FRESH FISH
PHONE 1351 W
301 GOLDLEAF ST.
B. E, BENJAMIN, Prop,
WILLIAMS
COMMUNITY STORE
314. GOLDLEAF STREET
PLAIN & FANCY GROCERIES
FRESH MEATS DAIRY
PRODUCTS OK ALL KINDS
BATTLE’S
CASH GROCER A MEAT
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