Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WE SEE COL Continued From prirfiary must be kn?wn * the Democratic tinuously since voted con Ree prea FMN. 'age Four. to have ticket 876. e" see that the 1res of Leesville cher, still hold? church near Blythewood poof a. anhanias band. unworthy ?jrea? ?Rev. J. W. a Baptist on to a A ure of the We see that tho Rev. Dr. Johnson who conducted a Bible Insi itute here a few weeks ago, sait that the Baptist laymen in South Carolina are lagging be hind the laymen of every other State. Laymen, how long mu??t this reflection be? We see that Mai ch 16th, te\ Fomder's Day fer Benedic ege and great (crowds wi! Col wiliness interesting! all day long. features We see that th? democrat he "Solid South are closing j every conceiv?fele gap a I oft up gaihst the Negro publican party is little more for him. ?nd the Re doing verj We see that the women of the Republican party med to organ ize more Rep?blica] continue the work eligible to register edi (i h clubs and until, every is register in th? We see that representatives Mississippi wo lld colonize American Negjro in Africa boor fools. ! WALKING ABOUT ZION. .. Notes by .the Wayside. .. By Rev. Richard Carroll. Last Sunday I preached lec tured or talked at Harbison College, Irmo, of which Rev. Dr. W. M. Young, is president. I was invited to the institution by Prof. R. W. Boulware. When I arrived at the institu tion Dr, Young was preaching on the subject, "He cares for you." He is a polished speaker and a . thoughtful, dignified Christian gentleman. Harbi son College is blessed with an able faculty; and I guess it is the cheapest college for studens I in South Carolina. A young ?Baptist divine met me at the ! station who has selected Harbi ' -on for his educational founda I ion. Prof. Boulware's wife I repared dinner for me, he is I lr. Young's right hand man, j hey have two interesting boys. I The boll weevil "done ate up vhere he is gwine," he cleared I mly eight dollars on his farm, mt Mrs. Boulware is patient, .hey have plenty to eat and a rood winter garden which is che sign of a real man. f There is no quarrel between ! ;he theology of the Baptist and ! Presbyterian churches. The education atHarbison College ' s thorough and men educated at such institutions hold their own anywhere, they are first cousin to the Baptist. Rev. R. M. Myers, D. D., 17th, .. Anniversary . at . Second .. Nazareth Baptist Church. ?READ THIS A SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING STARTS MARCH 20, -ENDING APRIL 19, AT 1027 COLLEGE ST. i The Schoojl will be under the instruction of ilADAM IOLA WASHINGTON, formerly a Dressmaker of this city, who has established a School of jDressmaking and Ladies' Tailoring in Detroit, Mich, j It will consist of Two Classes-one for Beginners, and one for Advanced students. Students in the first class will learn all the fundamentals jof Tailoring and Dressmaking, without which good work cannot be done. Students i n the advanced class will take a course ex tending ^ven to Cutting, Fitting, Designing, and Coat ?stk?ssr* Expert instructions in all Branches of making Women's Garments. Each Course consists cf 14 Lessons. The fee for each Course i$ $10.00. An early J enrollment ? advised, as only a limited number can be accomodatet?. Schedule jof Classes is as follows ; 10:30 A. M. to 12:30 P. M.; ?:30 to 4:30 F; M.; Evenings 7 to 9. li ? . PERFECT Him HROWER ii UST , Shows results in A Short l'une.. .IT has No Equals For Growing AND BEAUTIFYING The HAIR.. . DO YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL head of HEALTHY HAIR? YOU CAN HAVE IT, Jus? give THE PERFECT HAIR GROWER A TRIAL AN?J BE CONVINCED, PRICE .50c A BOX. j Postage 5c e tra, AGENTS WANTED. i ifftite for Book at which tells vou how to Care j For The Hi r And Start it At Once To throwing. Ser 1 Stamp. FREE Address: THE PERI ECT PRODUCTS MFR. P. O. BO? 2009 I OUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. **>*****[*** ********* ??????>? ********** tut* * .????<> I mPIE WITH Consumption | CON SI ?VIPTION CAN BE CURED W y? HAVE THE REMEDY Dr. Browns Mew tonsumptioo Remedy t Dr. D. H. Cures CONSU* PTION, Coughs, Colds, Hoarsen***, LaGrippe, Influ -nza. Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, etc. TKY IT. [Complied with all Federal and State Pare Food and Drug Laws.] For Saie at all leading Drug Stores, or write MAGNOLIA REMEDY CO , Jacksonville, Fla. # St Augustine, Fla., Box 754 ?ro*jn AGENTS WKl TED PRICE $1.35 PER BOTTLE ?3? ? ? a S sS?y Grser Fraises EKVLEUTQZm NINE Says her hair ?vtz* short* coarse ari nappy heh ! ] using this SF^Ial Wi "iderfui hair grower. YOU can ?ave soft, silky hair that can br* easily dressed. ExELENfTO has made har py thousands of women who had coarse, naflpy hair. It will do the same for you. If your hair is brittle and lifeless or if you have dandruff and itching ?calp try a box of EXELENTO QUININE POMADE. Fox.*!, .tfc^ or coia. EXELENT? MEDICEME COMPANY, Atlanta,Georgia Yt 9 natjExaLaWTQ Sox BiAirnma, an ointment for dark, sallow skin?. * { used in treatment cf skia troubles. . Sunday ?night amid the sprinkling from above I went as programmed to becoiw Nazareth Baptist Church, Dr. Myers ia celebrating his l/tn. Anniversary as pastor ot tm? congregafcioi. He started in "this swami>" surrounded W reptiles (j>fal kinds, he now has a splendid house of worship surroundied hy excellent home*. Rev. Myers has had fights anci much church dissension but ne has com4 oi.t on top and he is King or IMa ster of this once desert s?ot, he impresses one of the fact that he is King or Lord in {his church. Both of i he Myers brothers are interest ing messengers of Jesus Christ and for some time I h?ve been personally in terested ? in them. Dr. J. C. White preached for Rev. R. M. Myers Simd ay afternoon to a crowded I house; Dr. H. M. Moore and his congregation will have charge tonight. Good collections have been raised, his heart hts been made to feel glad. Whil? you preach he cheers you, sets "your gospel dogs onj" of course he wears "a chip ?on his shoulder every where he ^oes." The church is excellently located and has done good. Dr. ML Al Talley, Executive Secretary o?. the National Race Congress, I headquarters in Washington!, D. C., is in the city. Bis headquarters is at the home elf Rev. and Mrs. N. S. Shelton. He is also spend ing sonietiiie . in Kendalltown with Rev! and Mrs. Richard Carroll.; LOCALS AND PERSONALS. Dr. H. H. Cooper has been confined to his room for several days. We are glad to see him at his office again. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McWhir ter of Florence attended the cantata given at Second Cal vary last Friday night Rev. Prof. H. H. Butler, D. G. S., D. G. L. of Odd Fellows, was in the city last Saturday on business, i bpecial sermons at Second Calvary next Sunday. Friends and stranglers are always made welcome. "Evejywoman" presented at the Columbia Theatre last Mon iay night drew one of the lar gest audiences ever witnessed tn Colombia. The Lewie Printing Co., has moved : its office down stairs under thejr old location where they are ?lore convenient and are now spreading out. Dr. B.| A. Everett, one of South ; Cai-olina's leading phy sicians: is ?enjoying an enviable practice, j No physician in the State bas j alarger practice than Qr. Everett. .VThe! Vic tory Savings Bank is aldous to help you and you should; be anxious to help it. Uo*)busin4ss with The Victory. f Read The Indicator and pay for iii Mr. ! C. ?S. McIntosh who has been working at his trade in Gaffney dame home a few days W?o. \Mr. M. P. Goodwin was in the city this ! week on business. y Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Withers and Mrs. J. H. Thomas of Cam den motored over to the city last Monday. They paid our office a visit on business while here. Mr. Thos. Logan of Saluda, came over to the city last Tues day to bring a relative to the Good Samaritan Hospital for ar: operation. We are glad to see Rev. Dr. N. F. Haygood is on the streets shaking hands with his friends after a few days of illness. Mrs. j. A. Roach was very sick a few days this week but under the care of Dr. Evans, she is much better at this writ ing. Dr. Daniels and mother have moved into their beautiful home on the corner of Hampton an:? Oak Streets. WOULD COLONIZE NEGRO. Jackson, Miss. Feb. 21.-The Mississippi senate by a vote of 20 to 8 has passed a resolution requesting President Harding and Coiigress to take up with the Alli?s of the world war the matter ?of securing possession 3f enough lands in Africa on which to colonize the American Negro. ! GRIFFIN DRUG STORE : H.| E. Griffin, Prop. Precriptions Carefully Com pounded. Drugs of Every Description. 1200 Heidt St., Roach's Building LENTEN SERVICES AT ST LUKE'S. AJ ttfr^~*e Bishop, The Rt. Rev. Wm. A Guerry p. for Ordination and Confirmation, Mar?h 10th> r- ?L Confirmation. Friday Morning at 11:00 A. M. ordination Service-7:30 The Lenten (or revival) sea son ot the Episcopal Church, began with Ash Wednesday, Mar. 1st, and lasts for 40 days and forty nights in the wilder ness. ko the church calls to all Christians to turn away from wordly pleasure and ab stain irom unnecessary foods as luxuries especially on Wed nesdays and Fridays for by this method it is felt that the bod;?' can more readily be brctghlyin subjection to-the spirit and through self ex?mi natioii and our own besetting sins discovered and by prayer and fasting made strong to r00t them out of our natures so when the season ends we can enter with greater joy into the Eastertide of our risen Lord having tasted some of the suf ferings which this season of the church's year brings more vividly to the mind of its mem bers than any other time of the year. There will be services on Wednesday and Friday nights at 7:30 o'clock during Lent with special sermons by visit ing clergy on Friday nights. .. On Friday morning, March the 10th, at eleven o'clock the Ordination of Mr. Josiah Themas will be held at St. Luke's. This will be the first Ordination to be held at St. Luke's and we are most anx ious that it shall be largely at tended by the public, to whom we extend a most cordial invi tation. The Bishop of the diocese the Rt. Rev. Wm. D. Guerry, D. D., will preach the Ordination sermon and the Bishop as a preacher needs no introduction to the people of Columbia. On Friday night will have the opportunity of : hearing the Bishop, and too of witnessing these very inspri ing services of- Confirmation anc} Ordination. We extend to all a hearty welcome at all times to come an<yf)rship at St. Luke's. N. Perry, Rector. Editor! The BETHEL NOTES. of The Recorder: city in general and Bethel in particular are indeed gratefjil to Dr. Wiseman for securing the services of Sister Lena Mason, who is now con ducting one of the greatest revivals in the history of our city. She began her "drive'' after sinners and those out of the ctiuroh for various reasons on the 12th, of Feb. Up to date she has brought into the fold Over 150. Each service standing room is at a premium. When' one sees the great crowds coming from Bethel each night and realize that this throng is not seeking earthly pleasure, but the salvation of souls it causes new courage to spring; into the breasts of those hvho are trying to follow the footsteps of Him who long since i left the straight and narrow path as our guide. Sister Mason is indeed a wonderful preacher; full of practical experience, and a bounding with witticisms and philosophy. She drives each point directly into the memory of her hearers. Be it known also that she is an internation al character of the highest re pute. May she live long to carry, oat such wonderful work is the prayer of every one who comes under the sound of her voice. J- W. Killingsworth, Reporter. Everybody is going to be at Benedict March 16th. Are you? VELVETY Si S IN SEVEN DAY! Hew Preparation Known as Wilhams Superior Skin Whitener-Will Clear up Your Ski*? Keep lt Soft And Pair. Will ???itively Remove Tan Fre*?es In 7 Days. If lt Palia Y?ur Money Will Ba i Refunded. K HARDY & M ANIO AULT Undertakers & Embalmers' Funeral Supplies at Lowest Prices MOTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 3922 1012 Washington St Columbia, S. C. THE REESE'S DRUG STORE And Supply Station for Mme. C. J. Waiker*? G-?j Wita our regular lice of Toilet Articles, Drugs, Sa4as, Iee Creara, Cigars Cigarettes and tobacco we can supply Walke* Agents with goods at the same rate as from home office. "Prompt And Attentive Service," Our Mott? 1422 Assembly Street PHONE 2m Coal and Building Material Unless the unexpected happens, you will soone** or later patronize us* We are addh:? new customers daily ta ?er list of satisfied patrons. There is a reason Right Goods-Right Prices Right Treatment. If you have never dealt with as, try us-vou might Uk? v. POWELL FUEL CO. Phono 297 DOUGLASS REALTY A JD DEVELOPMENT CO. (A Rae? Futerpriie) We negotiate loans, bu> and sell Real E&Utft* ff allant Rents, Secure Leases, Improve and Develop Property. Phones, 6 74 and 379. H. E. Lindsay, Pres. and Treas. - Use Beckwiths "Retinol" Toilet Preparations fer Women and Mes best assistant In prodvotsg of beautiful hair and a complexion. We want agaa? pleasant employment, eta m> tu rr.* For the Complexion, Cold Cream . cleaner with healing properties, 50* Food, a nourishing Cream for laaklng aecks plump and hollow facet fall, tfe ^e*coaw?? for those desirrag a Uffctap ~-5'.-" complexion, will remove tan, s tafeara ut? . ,,. . \z$h^.\ liver ?pots. 50c. Peroxid? Vaaiaalmg :^f^?r^-\: ' Creara. Protects the skin from expeeart h?lt???'C. .^V-?T^./.': to st???, wind and dust, 50c. Beauty Cate Keep you looking young. Yea awe ii t* ?f to Jook your best, 75c. . Powder. You have but ?ia Usfisrure lt with a cheap pevtefe Flesh, Brown, Pink sz? Whitey 9H* Hair OIL For generally i;-,: .> ?:? .:? ?.Wv <?S!=-2 V life1 your? Fa< wbv Shad. Creo lng m /?/8 women's ana .n?ldren's >a?r, 50c. Gio**: Gives the hair that slick, glossy appearance, 85?L Hair Grower: We guarantee an<? :an prove to you that our Hair is the most wonderful on the nu xe* and is unlike any ya? kara ?veg used, 50c. Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Soap: A ar? vegetable lathering W?0 el only the purest ingredients, 50c. Special Six Week's Tr stment for Women's Male. Hair Grower, Gloss and Cocoam . Oil Shampoo Soap, $1.35, Men's Hair Pomade, Creole Hal: Oil and Ventilated Night Cap. fl.ffc Men s Straightening Cream. V. il absolutely straighten men's bate la twenty minutes, 50c * Supp Station. Miss Loy? Henry, 111 Calhoun t Columbia. 8. CL / rents. Mrs. Mamie McDaniel, 720 C? ?oua St.: Mrs. Totter Watta, till Gregg St.* Mrs. Katherine Porrj 1508 Washington St.; Mis? Hatti? U ?eas, 619 Taylor St.; Mrs, L. M. Cierft, c*sT 1325 Gregg St.; Mrt. Maggie West. 315 Bull St.; Miss Rebecca 1S2S Elmwood Are.; Mrs. Sarah J* 171* Washington St.; Mrs. Mag* * Kelley, 1231 Scott St; Mrs. ?. F. Haygood, 1108 Blanding St.; M.- Mamie Summers, 121S Hotsea it* Waverly; Miss Essie Ruit ??03 -alhoon St; Mrs. Annie fciaaaa?aa?? Lakesland, S. a The Beckwith Mfq. Co. Formerly The Ambrosia Toilet Co. 2134 Central Ave. Cleveland, Ohio. Ache? When you're suffering frew headache, backacke, toothache, neuralgia, or pain from any other cause, irj Br. Miles Anti-Pain Pills Ona or two and the pain steps ConUtn no habit-forming Sruo? Have you tried Dr. Miles' Nervine* ?sk. %owr DnmHgiet Office Honrs: ll te l:M p. as. 4 ta 7:39 p. m. DR. N. A. JENKIN! % ta a. m. SPECIALIST Diaaa^es fd Weoaaa CA4 Offit. U?7M Waafci&ataa Everybody is going ftto be at Benedict March 16th. Are youf . * . Everybody is going to be at. Benedict March 16th. Are you?