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Phone You ?ur Dre For pure Drugs, Medic Toilet Arti Prescriptions Carel We have with us Dr. W oldest practicing physic Our Ice Cream and Sod Columbia. We use on This Drug Store is Madam C. J. Walker's P. R. REE? 105 Washington St Local News. Mrs. G. H. Williams of 514 Sumter street spent Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives and friends in Trenton and Edgefield. Mrs, A. McLees, of Chester, spent Wednesday night in the city, the guest of her mother, Mrs. M. J. Williams on Sumter street. % Rev. J. W. Turn?r of Durham, N. C, will preach a special ser mon at First Calvary Baptist church Sunday morning at ll o'clock. Misses Ruth C. and N. Mildred Watson left last week for Hamp ton Institute, Hampton, Va. where they go to attend the Summer school. Miss Cora L. Preston of Col umbians- C. left Monday morn ing June 21, 1015 for Monttree, N.C. where she expects to spend the summer. On Sunday night at the First Calvary Baptist church address es in ^?half of the Rev. Jagg er's m ?on work will be deliver ed by * N. S. Shelton and Mrs. Richard Carroll. Miss Elise Wilhelmina Pinck ney the accomplished and efficient organist of the Zion Baptist church is spending the summer's vacation in Norfolk, Va. She is certainly missed at Zion. Little Miss Daisy Felder the elder daughter of Henry and Minnie Felder of 1220 Henderson street, left last Saturday for Pomaria Maria to spend 2 weeks with her grand mother and aunts. Dr. J. H. Goodwin, M. D. Columbia's popular and energetc physician has been selected sup ertindent of Zion Baptist Sunday School. He has launched a campaign for 500 Sunday School children. Now watch Zion's Sun day school *row. Mrs. D. B. Early, the pro prietor of the popular cafe on Lady St. died suddenly on Wed nesday night last. Her funeral, at which her pastor, Dr N. F* Hagood. officiated, was held at Sydney Park C. M. E church f Thursday afternoon. Mr Caesar Brisbane formerly of Richmond Va. was married to Miss Hattie i-ross the adopted daughter of Mrs. B. H. Williams. Wednes day night June 16th at 8.80 o'clock, The Rev. N. F. Hag?-od, officiating. Mrs. Bertha Foggy of 1315 Barnwell street, who has been desperately ill for two weeks is rapidly improving under the skill ful treatment of Dr. B. A. Ever ett. Hardy, Pincl Hardy. Pinck UNDERTAKERS ? Complete and First-Class Equipi ment to any part of the wo 1006 Washington St. F 113 E. WASHINGTON ST.; PH< i ? ?l -.:-.? ' jt] 11 mg- a r Order to w ig w ines, cles and Rubber Goods Fully Compounded ?. T. Smith, one of the ;ians in the State. ? a Water-the rage in |j ly the purest flavors. j! Headquarters for and other Hair Goods. >E, Prop'r. I Phone 2820 | JR Misses C. A. Jackson and Ger turde Clifton were delegates to Darlington last week to repres ent Waverley School Golden Leaf j Club at the State Federation of I Colored Women's Club. Messrs Frank Taylor and Joe Smith left last Sunday for Hen dersonville, N. C. where they: will join their wives and meet a J number of friends. \ Mr? W. S. H. Dougherty, 1913 Gervais street, left last Friday on a trip to New York. He will also visit Springfield, Mass; when he will likely be joined by the madam in the next three weeks. Mrs, Margar et Davis of 810 Laurel street, th is city went to Flat Rock, N.C. Sunday where she will join her daughter, Mrs. Ida Sumter Lightner and spend the next three months. a Mrs. Sarah Lawrence, of Ashe ville, N C., who spent the win ter in Columbia at the home of Mrs. Virginia Lee, 1709 Gadsden street, left last Wednesday for Hendersonviile, N. C., to spend the summer. During her stay here she made many friends! who were sorry to see her leave. The Rev. W. P. Peterson, be ing unable to preach last Sunday at his church in Chapins, the I services were conducted by tne Rev. H. M. Taylor who is loud in his praise of the kindly treatment accorded him by the saints of that place, Miss Gertie F. Collins, of East-1 over and Miss Eliza Williams, of I Elloree, left last Tuesday for' Hampton, Va., where they will attend the teacher's summer! session. Mr. G. L. Floyd, the popular) Wheat street grocer, Columbia, spent last week in Greenwood, visiting his brother-in-law, J. H. Campbell. He returned Friday accompanied by little Misses Laura Katie, and "Biddie" his nieces. Mr, Thos. Shefton an expert chauf feur of Blackville, was in Col umbia Tuesday, He report that Blackville is still on the map and that Mr. Morgan, the only colored I grocer, is spending much of his I spare time in Barnwell basking in the presence of a certain charming damsel of that bailiwick. The Rev. Dr. Beckett, the most successful president of Allen Uuiversity, has just re turned from Wilberforce. 0. where he went to attend the council of the bishops of the A. M. E. church. The General con ference of that church meets next May at which time four bishops wiil be elected, one of whom, it is safe to predict, will be the Rev. Dr. W. W. Beckett Editor White is representing' the Indicator this week at the Women's convention in Florence. aiey & Biggs )lumbia Leading Colored akers and Embalmers are in position to furnish s, Caskets, Robes. Embalm Hearse, and Carriages more nable than any other underta i the city. There's a Reason death consult us first and we wil save you money. , Funeral at the Best Price, See e best ney & 1X1) EMBALMERS nent. Bodies nrppap rid. Two EstlH?shmen ?hone/1695 \ >NE 1986 G$EENVI ?A Trip to Storyland eventeen Characters. Program. ; Jack in Beanstalk. sHop Over My Thumb. Three Little Kittens. Dick Whittington. Alladin owner of Wonderful Lamp. Little Golden Hair and Piney Cubs. Old Dame of Pigs Driving Fame. Red Riding Hood. Babe in Woods. Goody Two Shgeaan Ande Sleeping Beauty. This play is rsrarilar to Mo Goose Rhymes. A production of St. Mary school repeated. First anniversary of Pulpit Aid Board of Bethel A. M. E. church- Monday night June 28th Admission five cents. Mrs. A. M. Reddick Chair man. , Y Miss. Anna Beckett Directress. Business League Has Rous ing Meeting. Thursday evening will not soon be forgotten by those who attend ed the meeting of the Business League held in Martin's hall It was a rousing meeting being largely attended by the business men and women of ColumDia. The address of the evening was delivered by Rev. J. M. Myers. The Rev. Myers is not an educated man, but for down right common sense he has no sureriorin South Carolina. His address took-it sank into the hearts of his hear ers. "Co-operation" was his subject. And. hear us-from this meeting the Negroes of this city are going to, as far as practicable, trade with Negroes. The speech by Dr. Dunbar and the short address by Dr. Haygood were gems of thought. These men practice what they preach and the other leaders will have to do so or get out of the way. Teachers for Waverley Union School. Ata meeting of the trustees of Waverley Union school held Tues day, June 22nd, the following teachers were elected: Misses C. A. Jackson, principal, C. L, Daniels, musician; W. E. Nelson, R. V. Penn, R. E. Johnson, ?. E. Burns, Helen Reddick, Daisy Brown, Anna Cooper and Lizzie St. Claire. Welton-Martin. The marriage of Mrs. L. J. Welton of 1017 Pine street, the evening of June the third was both a pleasant and agreeable surprise to to their many friends and admirers. The ceremony was performed by Rev. M. G. John son at the home of the bride in the presence of a few intimate friends of the couple. Mrs. Martin, was a widow of a little more than two years standing and Mr. Martin a widower of about fourteen months. Mr. Martin aside from being a first class carpenter, is now agent for North Carolina Mutual and is making good. He is also honored Superintendent of Ladson Presbyterian Sunday school. Zion Sunday School to Pic nic Tuesday. The Zion Baptist Sunday- school will hold its annul picnic at Millwood Tuesday. JuiW29th. The fare for round trip on auto trucks for children will be twenty cents; for adults thirty cents. They invite every body to go out with them and enjoy the day a mong the bushes and brambles. There will be plenty to eat and drink. The party will leave the church at 8 o'clo^ssharp, Tues-, day morning, ?puting pro? mises to be mo?fiflraihful. Birth Night Reception. Mr. John A. Jackson was the recipient last Monday night, of a huge birth night reception, I given by his better-half, Mrs. 1 Jackson at their home 2202 Sen |ate street. Quite a number of friends were out and enjoyed the evening immensely from 8:30 to 11:30. Chicken salad, cream and cat?vwere bountifully served. Dra^Vm D. Chappelle, the be llovin-family physician, Rev. J. C. Gilmore, Messrs A. P. Porter, land deacon John Suber dis tinguished themselves as first ?fate after dinner speakers on this occasion. ---'-roi V ubscribe for The In(Ulseif a ? Rev. C. H. Lee Dead. The Rev. Choice Lee of Union s no more possibly. In point of service, he was the oldest preach jr in the Pacolet River Asso ciation whose territory comprises the whoie of Union county In ;he most prominent churches of ;hat and adjacent counties he lad been preaching for nearlv forty years. After an illness of two months ie died last Saturday and on Monday at the Cornith Baptist murch of Union, where his mem bership was, eulogistic exercises ivere held, at which the follow ing spoke: Rev. J. C. Tobin, T. 3. Philips, H. K. Bates, J. H. Sartors, Dr. A. A. Sim s and J. ?. White of Columbia, and C. Whitehead. To these services, people for niles around, came. A crowd seldom seen in Union attended. The deceased leaves a brother, leacon M. ?. Lee; a sister, Mrs. Cornelia Renwick, and six child .en to mourn their loss. Vira. Belle Williams of New York Entertained. An up-to-date reception was endered Mrs. Belle Williams of vlamaroneck, New York Monday light May 30th by Mrs. Goldie fames, 1225 Barnwell street The wening was delightfully whiled Lway in social chat interspersed vith music. Mrs. Belle Williams vas formerly of Columbia being ;he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W, f. Marshall, who . now reside at L224 Henderson street. Quite a 3evy of the social stars were out, imong whom were: Mesdames Liula Porter, Carrie Wellington, Vlary Johnson, Laura Williams, barrie Wilson, Essie Hopkins, Vlisses Julia Weathers, Charity Williams, Elizabeth Marshall, tfancy Carter, Maud Bryant, .sabel Bolden; Messrs Julius Bryant, Matthew Perrin, Jeffer son Marshall, T. Lowndes Black, Bennie Hopkins, Masters Mal vern Martin and Deal Marst? Deacon John Suber, Dr, J.M Nhite and manager Morgan. An ce course was temptingly served. feacheisforSt. Mary Sch The following are the instruc ors chosen to teach in the EjfrJ vlary Episcopal school du riffln he coming session: Rev. E**oH Willett, principal; Mrs. S. E. Sims, Mrs. Daisy Williams, vlisses ?dary R, Saxon, Emj? x>ng, Anna Baker, and Cathatflp fefferson. iVheu you think of shoppihg, always think of our adver tisers. IMS FAN. TIME ) _IE fust Listen to the Boys and Girls of This City The Ward Four Social Club vants to announce to you that hey have placed in the Air Dome iocial Hall, 1012 Washington St., our electric fans and now it is )lenty cool inside of the building. Vhile in this building you are >rotectcd by the officers. We guarantee good order and ruling. Iny one starting a fuss in this milding is forbidden henceforth oming in at any price. Doors if the hall open Monday, Wed lesday and Friday nights. Some hing extra every Monday night, lall can be rented Tuesday and Thursday nights. Officers : John Sumter, John Wilson, Eddie Entzminger, Wes ey Ford. Announcement. Having been elected to the] Electoral College from Bethel A. M. E. church, Columbia, 1 now1 innounce myself a candidate fori ;he General Conference at the, ay college in July which meets! n Orangeburg. I am yours for the church, L' A. HAWKINS Carolina Pressing Club Suits made to order. Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing neatly done for Ladies and Gentlemen. 320 Main Street. Phone 2445. A. N. Neal, Proprietor. Office Hours : 8 to 9:30 A. M. ; 1 to | 2'p. M.; 6 to 8:30 P. M. PHONE 262?. DR. C. E. STEPHENSON PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Diseases Of Women And Children Specialty. OFFICE, N. C Mutual Pudding Dor. Washington and Park Sta. COLUMBIA. S.C, I L* Er IS 'Y' f I Columbia's Leading 1 MERCHANT TAILOR LEEVY LEADS in Making High-Class Hand Tailored g Clothing on Short Notice. ? I. S. LEEVY Being a practical Tailor as well as a high-class * Designer and Cutter, you can see why LEEVY | can give you better Suit Values, better Fit and ^ better Workmanship for less money, >f Leevy's Gent's furnishing Dept. A. E SIMONS, Asst. Manager Hats, Shirts, Socks Underwear, Suit-cases, Umbrellas, Cap's, Suspenders, % Sweaters, Neckwear, GIovw, Rain-coats. S Garters, Collars, Bags, Belts. Ten ter cont, Discount lo Students aud Ministers. j? g PHONE OR WRITE, ? Columbia's Leading Tailor, >| ? 1221 Taylor Street, - - Phone 319. j? Phone-1587 113 S. Church St. Spartanburg, S. C. Levy and Davis Undertakers Sc ErrJ?tajers Graduate of Renaurd Embalr^^H?foool of New York. Highest Grad| iLow? est Grade Prices. Open evef^HBi"te in the Year. - - a WHERE WILL YOU ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL ? Decide on The State Agricultural Mechanical College Summer School for Teachers Second Annual Session, June 28th to July 23rd 1915 36 Courses, 27 Teachers ?nd Lecturers. Attendance Insures Renewal of Cer ti fi ca tes.. No Tuition or Entrance Fee. 229 Teachers lust Season. SW inform inion write R. S. WILKINSON, President. Orangeburg, S. C. H. E. Lindsay Dealer In^^,^^^ WOOD & GROCERIES Give us a Call PHONE 379 401 HAMPTON AVE. R. W. WESTBERRY Real Est?te Co. . ' v. Is dealing in all Classes of Re \l Estate, Renting, Insurance and Negotiating Loans. J Houses in the city from three to ten rooms and country property from ten to one hundred or more acres. All can be bought on easy terms Call, write or phone office 192. Notary service can be rendered at your home or at our office. BU. Milli Si. :-: Sumter,-S. C. VERY LOW RATES ACCOUNT Panama-Pacific International Exposition SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA, Opened February 20, Closes December 4, 1915 Pan a mariai ito mia Exposition SAN DIEGO, CALIFWN1A Opened January 1, Closes December 31, 1915. -VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY PREMIER CARKIER OF THE SOUTH Tickets on sale daily and limited DO days for returning. Good go in g via one route and returning via another. Stop-overs alloted. From Round Trip Fares One Way via Portland, Oregon Columbia, S. C.$82.45.$104.24 Charleston, S. C. 85.15.,106.85 Orangeburg, S. C. 82.15.; 104.79 Sumter, S. C. 84.15. 105.55 Camden, S. C. 84. 15. 105.04 Aikpn, S. C. 79.15. 102 45 Chester, S. C. 82.90.. 102.32 Rock Hill. S. C. 82.90. 102.32 Spartanburg, S. C. 81.50. 101.00 Greenville, S. C. 80.00. 101.00 Greenwood, S. C. 79 20. 101.00 Newberry, S. C. 81.10.C. 102.81 Proportionately low rates from other points. Also very low round trip rates to Seattle, Wash.; Portland, Ore. ; Vancouver, H. C., and many other Western points. Full information regarding the various routes, points of interest, schedules, etc.. gladly furnished. Also descriptive literature sent upon re quest. Let ns help you plan your trip. Why pay Tourist Agencies when eur cervices are free? Address S. H. McLkAN, District Pasaenb Agent, Columbia, S. C. W. H. Tayloe P. T. M., H. P. Cary, ?.<?. A., V..E. McGee, A. G. V. A Washington, D. C. Washington^ I). C . Columbia, S. C.