The Southern indicator. (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, February 12, 1921, Image 6
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THE REESE'S DRUG STORE
Has Moved to 1422 Assembly Street
Here we will be glad to serve our Friends and Patrons ??
from our regular line of Toilet Articles. Drugs, Soda, ice
Cream, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco.
Reese's Drug Store
1422 Assembly Street PHONE
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M. H. PENN
ESAU B. BROWN
DRIVE IN
"You've found the *House' that good service built.'. We
consider no job completed until you are satisfied.
The A erne Auto Repair Co.
Car? Doped and Greased. AU Work Guaranteed.
PHONE 2849 1213 LAUREL ST.
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All Work Guaranteed
ADAMS' SHOE REPAID SHOP
M. E. ADAMS, Proprietor
Quick Service. Give Me a Trial.
1205 ASSEMBLY STREET
Central Lumber and
Supply Company
P. T. HILLER, Pres. & Mgr.
Lumber, Mouldings, Shingles, laths
Building Material, Asphalt Shingles,
Roofing, Brick, Lime and Cement
We - Guarantee - Prompt - Deliveries
TELEPHONE 352 700 ELMWOOD AVE
Columbia S. C., on S. A. L. Ry.
DRUGSI DRUGSII DRUGS!!!
S??das, Cigars, Candies; Stationery; Toilet Articles
and Sundries.
Our drugs are pure and we carry a complete line
that we may be able to fill any Physician's or Den
tist's prescription.
Druggist of Ten Years Experience
Jenkins' Pharmacy
M. F. JENKINS, Ph. C., Prop.
1105 Washington Street
JOHN CHURCH CO
?206 MAIN STREET
Extends an Inuitation to you to visit Columbia's Comple
Music House New Home.
John Church, Harvard, Eve
rett Leading Pianos*
Piano Tuning, Sheet Musi
Teachers' Supplies.
THE JOHN CHURCH CO.
FdONE 2000 1608 MAIM ST. P. M. ASBURY, M:
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty
Dr. A. T. Cornwell
Dentist
Bxarolnations Free. Telephone Con
nection. Office hours: 8:30 a. m. ti
6:30 p. m.
Offie* Oadsdan St.
Cheater, S. 0
Office Houri: Phone?:
10-12 A. M. Office 744
4-6 P. M. R??- 880S-W
Sunday by Appointment
DR. M. A. KV ANS
Diaeaiei of Women and Children a
Specialty. Gradu?t* Nones in
Attendance
IStI Taylor St. Colombia, 8.C
DR. J. H. GOODWIN
Physician and Surgeon*
Office Hours
9 to 11 a. m. 4 to 7 p. m
Phones: Office, 1026, Residence, 3039
119 Washington St. Res. 1806 Wash
ington St.
Phones: Office 3796, Residence 28;
9 to 10:30 A. M. 2 to 4:00 P
IS to 1:00 P. M. 6 to 8:00 F
DR. J. G. STUART
Physician and Surgeon.
Dimanes of Women and Childr
. a Specialty.
Office, 1323 Assembly St. Roalcl*
1417 Pine St.
COLUMBIA. S. C.
DR. H. H. COOPER,
Doo ti* t,
Geld Crown and Bridge Werk a
ai atty.
fooelal at toa Lion given Aloe aa
tae gasas.
- Phone 1419-1121 Washington
Reetdeneo. Pinehurst.
Need nny job printing today?
2637. Reduced prices on for ?
[days. Better look your stock ove
let us have your order at once.
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. N. J. Jenkins ls doing a line gro
?ry business at prosent.
Mr. David Nesbitt is on the sick
$t.
Mr. Thoa. Uli Hard handed us $2.00
ir The Indicator this week.
Jenkins1 Pharmacy, whose ad ai?
jars elsewhere, is already doing a
Hiving business.
Dr. N. A. Jenkins made a business
ip to Anderson last week.
Mr. J. H. Goode visited Bamberg and
her points this week in interest ol'
he Mutual Relief and Benevolent As
luiation, ot' whiob he is manager.
Tho Waverley Millinery Shop is get
ng in a greater supply ot new spring
ats. You should call in and inspect
mm bet?re making your selection
Isewhere. You will save money.
Mr. A. I*. Hardy, manager ot" The
lardy ?si Pinckney Undertaking brm,
jcated in Greenville, was in the city
iow days ago looking as happy and
pry as over.
Mrs. Mary M. Frederick has heeu
>n the sick list l'or the past few days,
?Ut is much better at ?his writing
Miss Henrietta Boozer was some
what indisposed this week, but is ablo
LO be at her post as bookkeeper tor
I. S. liCevy, the Tailor ?md Clothier
A hat bought Hom Waverley M il lin
erv Shop means satisfaction io you
at small cost. Come and soe.
.Mrs. Anna Bell Whaley has added
.lew room uni o her home at 1327 Heidt
street.
Mrs. Hattie (?reen entertained a tew
J! her friends at home last Tuesday.
Mrs. \V. J. Thomas, of Seneca, but
very recently of Norfolk, Va., is in
the city on a visit to her daughter
Mrs. B. F. Scott.
Hr. I. E. Lowery, our repr?sentai ?ve
spent Sunday at Pelion.
Mr. Walter Brown bought W. H
Thompson's residence on E. Washing
ton street some time ago and is now
living in it.
There will be a red and white car
nation contest al Wesley M. E.
Church Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The sister churches are invited to
take part in communion services at
Second Calvary Baptist Church tomor
row, Sunday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock.
If a collector fails to call on you
se ad in your dues to tho office.
We are still handling a line line of,
job printing at 1&Q5 Taylor street.
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FOR RENT- Hall for Societies
and Secret Orders. Phone 2G37.
COME TO MORRIS COLLEGE
CHAPEL TUESDAY, FEB. 22.
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Breachers of all denominations, lay
men and Sunday School workers an
invited to come to Morris College, Sum
ter, S. C.. Tuesday, Feb.' 22nd. A fre<
dinner will be served. Be there ai
ten o'clock and hear a great sermoi
from a man who hails from the fa
north. At two o'clock an address ol
"Thrift" will he delivered. There wil
be great' singing. Spure this time an?
it will pay you. Come, you are we
come. Write Rev. J. J. Starks, Morri
College, Sumter, S. C., if you are con
ing.
J. J. Starks. Pres. Morris College.
Richard Carroll. Asst. Promoter <
Meeting.
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Everything Done in Milline
and First Class Dressmakin;
THE WAVERLEY MILLI
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MRS. J. A ROACH, Manager
1200 Heidt Street
End ot' Waverley Car Line
.HONE 3422-W COLOMBIA, S
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DISTINGUISHED VISITO
Miss Mary A. Lynch of Salisbur
C., is in the city for the mont
February. Miss Lynch is sloppii
the home of Mrs. A. P. Dunba
Barnwell Street.
Mrs. J. J. Starks and Mrs
Young Pulling ol' Morris Co
passed through the city last F
for Union, where they spent the i
end with Dr. and Mrs. A. A.
They passed back through the
Sunday and spent a short sta:
tweon trains at the home of Mr
Mrs. J. A. Roach.
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The Good Samaritans.
The state Grund Lodge, No. I. of
e Independent Order ol' Good Sa
nritans and Daughters ol Samaria in
mer.ca. mut in tim city ol Beaufort iu
il7. li was at thal Grand Lodge sus
on that tiley roted to purchase iu
illumina that valuable piece of prop
.ty i'll the south sid?' ol Washington
reel, which was built and owned
innerly by Tom Jackson, the black
rift.li. Thc price paid lor this valu
?le properly was $17,000, and it was
smiled !?> thu G. A. Hawkins real
<tate agency.
The writci visited Mr. Hawkins' ol
eo on Washington street a few days
go and lu- siiowed me the bond and
lortgauc, the same being liuly salis
ed in the clerk ot' court's office at
tie court house. The Good Samari
ins wiped emt this debt ill three
ears, ami they deserve to bu congrat
lated for their magnificent achieve
neut The grand officers who led the
)rder on to victory are. Mr. T. W.
irown, Worthy Grand Chiof; Mr. I).
Green is the Grand Secretary, and
dr. A. ll y tuan Treasurer.
The building is a substantial brick
building with three stores on the
ground Door, and eleven rooms up
stairs. 1 understand thal the ow nura
of the property contemplate remodel
ing the building later and putting ou
another story. It. now has a rental
value ot ?1SO.00 per month, and the
Hawkins Agency has the building in
charge, and collects the rent. At
present the headquarters ol' the Order
is in Charleston, hut when the build
ing is remodeled, their general offices
may he returned to Columbia.
Benedict College.
On ibo invitation ot' the authorities
of Benedict college tlie Interdenomina
tional Ministers' I nion held a session
last Tuesday in the library building.
Rev G. F. Thompson, the president,
presided, and Hov. .1. J*. Green read
the minutes. President B. W. Valen
tine, ol' Benedict, in a few remarks,
welcomed the union lo the college,
and asked them to come any lime they
could make it convenient. The pas
tors nf the city who constitute the
union were there in full force. Mr. A.
diaries L. Arbouin, presidnei of the
Union nf Benedict College, composed
of theological students, also spoke
word- of welcome to the city union.
Tile Dean ot the Theological Depart
mont, tuo. made us welcome. Hi;
name is the Rev. Mr. C. B. Antisdel.
The preacher for the day was th(
Rev. H. M. Moore, H. D., the pasto
ot Second Calvary Baptist Church
His text was: "For I am not ashamei
of the gospel of Christ, for it is th'
power of God unto salvation to ever;
une that helieveth.''
The preacher also dwelt upon th
preceding verse at length. The sei
mon was able, instructive and spiri
ual. Dr. Moore is one of the brighte.'
jewels Benedict has sent out. He i
an honor lo his alma mater. There :
a bright future before him.
Benedict, has just (dosed the exe
cises of her week of prayer. D
Moore conducted them, preaching
the faculty and students twice a da
Several students made a decision
become disciples of tile Master, ai
to follow Him.
The Theological Department.
The writer remembers very w
when this department had only o
(cacher, and just a handful of s
.lents, who were preparing themseh
for the ministry, but on Tuesday 1 v
amazed at what I saw. That hu
room in the library and the hall v
were packed with young ministers,
does seem to nie that the handful !
become a large company. There
more or less 50 or GO theological :
lents in Benedict. The crowd was
ireat until they had to bring in e>
seats. The faculty has increased fi
one professor to four. They are: i
T. C. Brownson, Rev. C. B. Antis
Rev. D. F. Thompson and Rev.
Lee. The last named gentleman
been connected with this departn
for several years, and its rapid gio
to its pr sent large proportions is
more to Dr. R. F. Lee than to
other one person. He spends his
cations advertising this depart?
and in persuading young men who
looking toward the ministry to c
lo Benedict and study, and they
come in larger number than <
They are doing a great work.
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COMING, COMING, COMI
Prof. J. Ervin Dickson, United S
Farm Demonstration Agent,
Mrs. C. G. Garrett, Rural Super
Colored Schools.
Will tour the county in the int
of the farms and schools. We n
that Hie farm and school need oi
tention at this lime and for thal
son we have planned a speaking
in many of the school district d
February, and hope every farme
be at the meeting at the a;>pc
timo and place. At these me?
every phase of the Crisis on the '.
Home and School will be disct
Remember the time and place.
Friday. Feb. 11th, 8:00 p. m., Flake
HU School House.
Monday, Feb. 14tb. 12:00 p. m., Ce
ur Creek School House.
Tuesday, Feb. 10th, 12:00 m., Pine
rove School House.
Wednesday, Feb. 10th, lu:ou a. in,
idney Park Church. lila nd in u stree'.,
olumbia.
Friday, Feb. ISth, 12:00 m.. Shady
rove School House.
Tuesday, Feb 22d, 12:00 M Pied
lont School House.
Wednesday, Feb. 2*Jd. 12 00 m . Team
School House.
Thursday, Feb. 24th, 12:00 m.. Nieb
las School House.
Monday. Feb. 28th, 12:00 m., Boyd
lill School Hons?'.
Please don't t ail tu bc mi t i vic. HS
[iok a i ng will begin at the nppoinieu
nie.
,oi;al Agri. Agent, 2117 Wusli'iiglon
street, Columbia, S. C.
?unbar -lu sad but loving memory ol
my devoted husband. Rev. A. !' Hun
bar. who departed Into eternal re si
February K, 191 G. five years aun
'he month of February again ls hero,
t was a bitter pain, a shock so. JV,
"he saddest to me of all the year:
To part with oin' I loved so dear
)h! the memory of that night,
\s I stood with breaking heart:
.Seeing the one I loved sn dearly,
Pierced by death's most cruel dari
Long, dreary months you bore in pain.
'I'o seek for ease was all In vain;
Hut (?oil, who knoweth all things bus".
Eased your pain and gave you rest.
Devoted Wife
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS.
Rev. F. I). Sims has been called to
the pastorate of the Mt. Pleasant Han
tist church of Richburg. Rev. Sin s
is one ol the leading ministers nf this
section.
Mr. Clarke Stinson and .Miss Annie
Anderson were married Sunday night
by Dr. T. H. Ayers. Congratulations
are extended the younjr couple.
At the beautiful home of Rev. and
Mrs. A. L. Newby, on Loomis stree-,
about one hundred guests were enter
tained on Friday night in honor < f
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Clarke, a recent
groom and bride. Several piano sele>
tion.s were rendered by Mr. Ed Hobie
son and Mrs. Beulah Johnson. Var iou ?
games were enjoyed. Tho young cou
pie received many valuable and use
ful presents. A salad course wa
ser\ed, followed by cake and cream.
The entire city was saddened whe
the news was heralded that Mr. Li
ther Bell had departed this life o
Wednesday, February 2d. He bore hi
sufferings ol' many months dura ?io
with patience and cheerfulness. A
that loving hands of relatives an
friends, both white and colore cou'
do, was done for him, but to no aval
His funeral sermon was preached ;
the A. M. E. Zion church by Dr.
H.D. Bailey, the pastor. Mr. Be
was Superintendent of the Sund;
School.
Resolutions from the Sund;
School were Touchingly read by Mi
Fannie B. Cassell. Short eulogi
were given by Mr. J. T. Douglass, X
T. H. Ayers and Re/ A. McLees, a
also by Mr. M. A. Carpenter, a wir
friend. The church was packed
every available space. The llora! t
butes were borne in the church by ?
little Sunday School girls. He lea\
a wife, one son and six sisters.
was buried with Pythian honors.
Hebron Cemetery.
Mrs. Amanda Fermandez of R<
Hill, and Miss Minnie Anderson
New York city spent Sunday in
??ity at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J,
Douglass.
Mr. Luther McAliley and Miss (
rie Hope were married last Sun
night. On Monday night a recepi
was given in their honor at the ht
of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thomas on
:umbia street.
Enclosed find money order (rei
als) for Mrs. Mary B. Butler, Col
bia street, $1.50, and Rev. P. G.
Cullough Columbia street, $l.u0 ;
Marie Gilmore, Oak street, $1.50.
A Bible institute will be condu
at the Presbyterian church begin
Friday, through Sunday, by Dr. i
McCoy, of Georgia, who has chan
Sunday school work over this dis
He will bo assisted by Miss For
who has made special study of
Sunday School work. Dr. T. H. A
the pastor, extends a cordial ll
tion to the churches of the city,
present at the session of this
meeting. A great timo is anticii
Dr. J. D. Brooks, ex-pastor of
vary Baptist Church, is expect!
be in the city and preach at Ca
on Friday night, February 11th.
Dr. A. B. McCoy is the gut
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Douglass.
Prof. S. L. Finley and his cot
teachers are having a cement
laid at tho main entrance of the I
I building. This will add very mi
urlng the looks of the grounds.
r will Miss Fortune is the guest of
?"ted i and Mrs. A. A. Adair.
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streets late at night.
SECOND CA' VARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Last Sunday h ?Hg u beaut?ful and
pleasant day quit? a uu:nl)?:r o*' visi
tors Increased our congr?gation morn
ng and night.
Dr. R W. [taylor preached for us
n tho morning and a gretd sermon
t wa3. Dr. Baylor seemed lo have
>een at his bes! and the i:nt ire con
gregation enjoyed it to ll highest.
The Sunday S- hu d m V, \ I*. I'
or vices were up i>< tin landard and
veil attended.
At night Dr. Moo: . the pastor,
ireai.hed a pr? il KC'..em. i* usual.
Miss Mary A. K{ n li of Salisbury.
C. C., chairman of the Department of
Eugenics under the National Associa
ion uf Colored Won en was present
n the morning sud made a beautiful
md Impressive il; un Itel work. Miss
jynch is a fin speaker and worker.
The Pastor'.* .\;<i (.'?nb has very
beautifully litled up his -tu:y in the
:hurch with new carpet. s?:"a. taba.*,
washstand, et?.
Miss Lynch spoin io th? female
mein hers of the church Inst .Monday
afternoon
SAINT VALENTINE'S
Masquerade Celebration for
the Benefit cf Evans School
in Kendletown, Columbia.
At Royal Theatre Hall, Wash
ington St.
This will be a grand mid-winter af
fair - old man Saint Valentine will be
the at;ra. lion of the evening. A grand
program bas been arranged to make
I he occasion a pleasant and jolly night.
Nothing but fun. tun. fun. If you
wish to Join us leave your evening
dresses, silks and satins at home. I!
you don't, you will bu ou" ot style, for
we are going back to George Wash
ington days for this grand occasion.
Wo are all coining dressed in our
pollyneeso dollyfar old-fashioned over
skirts, etc. Knickerbockers and every
ancient and antique style of dress. A
full orchestra will bc in attendance
for the terpsichore classic set The
' program will be furnished hy the Rook
? er Washington. Howard, Waverley and
1 Kindletown schools. Some of the bes:
" talent in the ?.iiy will bu repre^e.uv.i.
" on the program.
? Committee-A. D. Robinson, Chair
man; Mrs. Elsie Ne.son, Mrs. C. D.
1 Saxon, Miss Ola Burne. .Miss Charlott
' Jackson, Mr. Willie Johnson, Mr. E. ll.
1 Wiley, Tousant Owens, Dr. Cooper, Dr.
5 Watts, Dr. M. A. Evans.. Dr. Huggins,
I Dr. Thomas, Dr. N. A. Jenkins Dr.
II ("lOndwIn, Mr. J. L. Urown, Ceo. Hamp
1 ton, M. Robinson. B. Carroll. Dr.
' Daniels. Dr. Stewart, Prof. Johnson,
'? Prof. Myers, Mr. D. ll. .Means. H. Vin
lt cent, F. Paul, Br. Collins.
J- A. D. Robinson,
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Daily Pound Cake a Specialty
Phone 404O
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Meals, Ice Cream and Cold
C.; Drinks
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Mc Columbia. S. C.
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