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Following are the names of
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Miss Eloise Jaggers _
??Rev. S. tj. Campbell
Rev. M. C. Williams
Rev. W. R. Bowman
Miss Annie L. Ackerman--^_:
Rev. 0.-At Parker i
Miss Myrtlp F.vans ?
.11 Miss Glennie Mae Mosely __ ____
Mr. E. C. Clark
. Mr.' R. L. Blue __
Rev. S. C. Campbell
? 'I1. Li. Lemon . .
Miss Louiko W. Rtindolph * *
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' , , ' ANDERSON NEWS " ' I
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Janie Cary Edwards,
, who has been very, sick is stead- '
ily improving. <*-+?: - \
, . . Little James K. Peek has been
in bed for severall days. We
hope he will scon be out again.j,
?j* ' Charles S. Morris, the noted
...... lecturer was expected to speak
at St.-Paul Baptist Church Sun?
day aiternoom tVe were greatly
disappointed by his non-appear" *.
ance. j
: 1YT1.1 T.Hwrerfir TTufTur is hpt'tr:
from Albany, N. Y. to attend
his-grandmothers funeral. ~f
~r Although it rained, steadily
Sunday morning, there were a~
few faithful members who "at
termed services at bt. raul. I he
pastor preached= a soul-stirring
_ > . sermon that seemed to touch the
liuai'lii uf all pi event. Thc~cgE~
lection amounted to $12.00. Thechurch
is planing to-spend $2,;
000 oh repair which has already
begun. A team Rally of $2500
has been launched and all teams
are working.
The Missionary Society of St.
~ Pi-ul Baptist Church was entertained
at the-home of -Mrs.' Lula
Anderson, Friday afternoon.
Thn qftpnil'inra u-as-goa4 Plan*
?for the New Year were presented
and every thing moved in harmony.
We were served a deli^4
. cibus salad and sweet course hy ,
the hostess*-.
T';: "Rev. S. C.. Crgipbell -spent a_j
:? couple-of davy in ()i eerlwnotl vtir-"
..iting old friends. He reports a
~tpleasant-trip.
Coming to St. Haul Wednesday
night, January 1928, Julius
Bledsoe, great Negro Baritone.
? Everyone- should avail?Ihern-'
selves of this* rare treat. The
press polices. r.?ve very commend-1
aUe.
-jVIrs. M. J. M.?Harle. ~IMrst. B.
L. DaVus, Miss .Mary B, Earle and Dr.
L.4 E. Jones, spent a very
pleasant evening, in Greenville
?7?.? last W.odn'c day. - r~>
Misses !Mag'gi& P>u'tler--and Ma?
ry Bailey were the charmingdinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
; C. T.op XUivia,-&unday.
The Parent-Teachers Associa-!
^ tic.n of Snuth .Fmit Street SefiooP
met Thursday afternoon at the
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school building. The attendancewas
good ahd a-11 enjoyed the
principal address by Rev. W.
G. Crawford. The First Grade
having the largest number of
parents present received the banner.
Much praise is due our beoved
president, Mrs. Olivia Johnson
for untiring efforts in making
the meetings so interesting.
The Second -Thursday of each
all are cordially invited.
Thn tPflr-horc nro yni-y fr>T-*n.
nate in having a st.udv rentPE-a?.
Keed Street High School twice
from Brewer Normal in"Gr^enwood.
Everything is in running
order audit is hoped that every
teacher in Anderson Co. will avail
-himself of the opportunity
to attend. The Study Center is
dTfrv-tCTfpry-fof fmy
County Supervisor, Miss, ^lice
E. Webb. . /V 'T '
The following are oh the siclC
list this week. Bro. Sam Frazier
Sister Mercy McGowa-n, Sister
Sila Cowan, Brother Walter Wilthat
thev will snnn hn n'nt again
Mr. and Mrs. W. It Peek, Mrs.
Marcia Marion, Misses Georgia
Sullivan,. Mary Bailev. Claudia
and L. E. Jones attended the
"Smarter Set" presented in
Greenville Tuesday night.
Mrs. Marie Jefferson and children
spent-the week end with
relatives-at RfnW n
Mr. and M^*s. Marion Jr., en>
tertairied Mr ;and Mrs. W. I.
ning.
GREAT MEETING OF niniSTHV
HOME BURIAL BENEFIT SOCIETY,
HELD IN GREENWOOD.
(By Rev. W. P. Williams.')
Grcenw'od, Jan 2(5.?The ChrisBtvicfiL
Burial Aid
ety of South Carolina had its grapd
union last week"*in 'Morris Chapelchurch.
Hundreds of delegates Avere
IVoyo from nil pnrtu of the <stntJ and
their spiritual .gongs, -"amcris," glory
to God; and the like drew many visitor:'
to this-church:?? *
When the announcement was made
several -Aveeita ?ago - concerning this
meeting* little or no attention was
li^id.i.0 it, as it was new in this part.
r,f the state fteside that, the local
president did not inform us as he
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W. Beckett, A. M., D. I
titution for the Training
the African Methodis^l
lowing Courses:
>s, Normal,. Teacher Tra
me Economics, Music, Pi
rmation address:
Rev. D. IL Sims, A.
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should, concerning its" work. This dc
stood the- whala ftiing ' and- thought m
it was local in it? affair, but to our
surprise Greenwood was full of visi-?
tors, while here, they put themselves
on the map.
A'strong sermon was .preached Friday
night by Rev._L^F. Sanders, of Lowryville.
Saturday the ""Society
was busy hearing and reading Veports f
The Index-Journal our white?dally L
spoke favorably concerning this So-,
Mrs. Maria Burton, of Greenville
is the president, Prof. W. C. Richard-^
son, of Saluda is the grand secretary Pi
and Prof. W. E. Williams, of Helena ai
is the state secretary. . .]yj
In speaking of Morris Chapel Sunday
School,the Rev. W. R. Bowman,
said: "It's one of the best, not only ?
in South Carolina, but in America." it
A. M? After which the pastor pre- ^
sented the- R-ev-.- W.-K.--Bowman. - pr4?- ??
... ... 1 _ -f __1 1 ..4. P'
cipal ol tne graaeu scnuui xjiymewood,
to preach the Missionary ser- Si
mon. It was pronounced by all to be M
me of the best ever delivered by a f?
visitor in Morris Chapel church and
the best ever delivered to the Socio-1
!fy. Men and women shed tears as
he preached God's word. Greenwood S
:s still, discussing: that sermon and
the congregation donated him special- jj
by: on his doctor's bill $0.85, as an?
appreciation of his service, aside
'rom tvhat he got officially from the ^
order. P
We are1 not thb reporlui, nui a p
member of this Order, but as a friend
nn>l a co-worker in the Master's f.
inevnrd. we are writing these inKlluga.
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? CfcarlestonJ&fews.; _ n
A Mass Meeting was held on last..
-Tuesday night in in+crest of Avor-y"^rrstttut^
atMorris Brown AT/ W- hi. ^
ChurchT A'very interesting pro-|
Tram "was"rendered by some~pt~the-students
and members of th cFaculty
We principal sneaker Trf?the ovrn;n(r
was Mr. Genrjre Q. White, mom- tJ
her of the American Idtssion Bhard. j.-.
Over ?1,100 has f^en raised by the
Community for "the institution since ,
October. j *
Mrs. Louise Fordham Holmes of |
Florence was in the city last week, a
While here she made an address to ?
ho Ladles'- f ederation- Club. \vhioh
bonis her name.?She was* the p;nost
if "Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Thorne.
The funeral services of Mr. James i/
II. Harleston were held on last Sun-, ?
lay afternoon. The uiaii.v floral of- g'eringrs
as well as larpre attendance ^
.-J oclm.m in which he
niesten iu yie vniw.... ...
was held in this city. For a number iV
of years he was an officer in Old iV
bethel M. E. Church, of which Rev,;
Mouzon Is pastor. ^
Amonp the j-ecent visitors to' the j
-*rrr Mr. gwynwwr Cai iuH,' who'
is affiliated with the American IIu- s
mane Society.. While here he^was-Si
1 ho puest.df Rev. J. C. Dunbar, Pastor
"of Morris'"Street" Baptist church. ^
The Palmetto Leader is on . sale at
Dewee's-News-stand, Kin or St. i
^ Thp Entro Nona Five-hundred Club ^
was entertained on Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs." A. G. Sartor, 257.Ash- 7
ley Ave. a
The Eighth Grade of Avery Institute
promises a very interesting progrant
Sumla^ af ternoon at tho School 1
auditorium7
Mr^II. O. Walker, Sunday. School e
Missionary of ...the Presbyterian a
Churches 'for the di-trict snent the ^
week in the City. "
The Poinsette Social Club entertained
at a Dancu on Tuesday ni^ht
at Dart's Hall. t
- -Fhr= ammuiiity. LhogA LLriXP_J-g_lj
now in progress in the city. The In- ^
iHHitjruia th r<-gr>ive the benefit are
the Y. W. C. A., Y'. M. C. A., and the r;
[Hospital and Training School'. Each I
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>llar raised among our people will jj*^
^matched From the general trees-'60'
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ABBEVILLE LOCALS
Mr. Turner Greer attended the 5$
uneral of Mr. Ed Caraon in 1 gjx
owndsville, Tuesday, j
The Rambling Wreck Minstrel
F local talent given Friday night gijj
resent. Mr. Augustus Downs'
nd Mr. Robert Watt were thej]||
[anagers. ?: ? : [ s*'
Mrs. Helen Reynolds Miller of igjf
Ivanston, 111. is in the city vis- 5!*
itig Mrs. Janie King. IgS
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euuing given unaer tne aus- 8^
ices of the Poplar Grove High
chool Faculty at St. James A, -||?[.
E. Church, February 5. Don't s |
lil to see this Wedding.
Miss Nannie White continues ? 3
) be sick at her home on Cherry | g
treet. ' Is *
Mr. John White has been quite |ig
1 at his home on Richie Street. ^
Mrs7Blanche Sanders who has! ?=
>een visjtlng her sister, Mrs.
corge Sfcppy, Jr., in Philadelhia
leluiued liume Monday.
The Mid-Winter Examina\
"''p bpirqr VIPIH tViis wopt- y
t Poplar Grove Schocd. ~ y
Mrs Thomas Marshall Tv a?/l
ttie..daughter left Saturday-fori^
leir home in- Philadelphia. I x ...
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GADSDEN NEWS , .. ?
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-The- progressive farmers nf ^.y
us section have no-need to wor- o
y i/though it continues to rain >
3i< they had most of their farm ??
tnds broken in the early fall.
The continued wet weather *??
nd freezes are playing havoc
rith the grain crops in this see-1
Ion of the country.
Mrs. Frances Thomas reorga'Ti- ma
'.ed the Busy Bee Community~"sh
Hub. The following officers were de?
lected: i\lrs. Mary Scott, Pres., 1 njy
liss Mamie Woods, Vice-Pres., floi
irjv l,. \v. ttandoiph, Sec; and trt-.
Iiss Phoebe Lutson, Asst.-Sec. frii
Qpj Stephenson V mot her came ?
'ith Mrs. Thomas. Both were ?6
ellVhtpd- nnH fiv. ] ''ll
uch a commodious modern
ihool in the county.- }". ~
The members^ of -the Faculty
ttsnded the popular meeting of|^
he Richland County Teachers
w A
issociation on the 23fd. Thev
said it was the best County!
'e.acherfr meeting they have ever
ttended. The many important i4Jacts
quoted in Dr. ^Wilkinson's
nasterful. address will inspire hem
to strive to render more r"*"
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fricient service in the classroom
nd in their immediate commuttyr
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Quite a crowd worshipped at y.
Led Hill en the 24th.
^ , - .. ! Off.
ivir. itouert weston, son or the n :
lie Horn Ellison Weston fame
rom Boston, Mass. to be bap- -r
rett-at "his home chuj-ch, Red j
[ill. As the shivering congreation
stood on the chilly banks
f the stream many remarkecLi^
k-t Mr. Weston surely has "that I
Id time religion." ~? lOffi
. '141
Mrs. Estell Westbn of Detroit, {
lieh, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mr. Daniel Perkins who miracilously
escaped death in an au-i
omobile accident is up and on Sp*
he go again. i 112
Miss Margaret D. Woodard is 0fll
isiting her sister Mrs. T. *B.
bright of Ha-good.
The Tom Creek Baptist Union offi
nd Sunday School Convention
/ill meet at Pleasant Grove 1
Jliurcli January 29-31. * 6:1
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in the UntOTv^ewft-Golumn, 7
ve stated that Dr. Upperman
white of Spartanburg addressed om
he congregation of CorintlT 5
taptist Church on Jan. 14and}5.
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Ippenfnan not Upperman. m
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PHONE 6487
L. A. HawKins'
Real Estate Agency
lomes on Easy Terms
110712 Washington Street
COLUMBIA, S. C.
_ Professic
ce Hours: - Telephone:
30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 351
& 1VM, Res. Ofri
)r. C. E. StepehfcHSon
. Physician and Surgeon
eases of Women and?Children
Specialty
Ce: Residence:
4Vi Assembly St. 1328 Oak S
Di. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon
:cial Attention Given Diseases <
Women.
1 Washington St. 2210 Hamptc
ce Phone: G429 Res. Phone: 71(
ce Hours: - Telephone!
00 to 10:30 A. Mi* * Office 37?
00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 46?
10 to 4.:00 P. M.
00 to 8:00 P. Rl. .
DR. J. G. STUART
ce: Residence:
2 Main Street 1417 Pine Strei
COLUMBIA, S. C.
ce HoUra:
A. M. to 1 P. M. . - ??
P. M. to 7 P. M.
Dr. J. H. Goodwin
0 Washington St. Columbia S. i
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Saturday, January 30, 1926. '
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13:45 p 10 Columbia-Cin. 9 6:55a?.
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? 2i00 p 18 Columbia-Orcenr 17?2rt0~p
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"Via Camden and Rock Hill..^_
? Pullman cars, Dining cars.
, City 'li.Ket Ajtwo Alain Xtmot, =
.Telephone 63.t?6r
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; Office Hours: Phone 35Sfl
16 1 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
18 |S P. M. to 7 P. M. =
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?Sundays By Appointments. r "
? Dr. H. G. Thompson
, Surgeon Dentist
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. ....
A Pyorrhea Treated Successfully.
jl414Vi Assembly St. Columbia. S. G
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| Office Hours: 10 to 12 M.; 2 to 6 P. M.
Telephones: Office 5744; Res. 3702
= DR. M. A. EVANS
Graduate Nurses in Attendance. '
1501 Va Taylor St., Columbia, S. C.
'' DR. H. H. COOPER
J" Dentist
" Gold Crown and Bridge Work A
Specialty.
? Offi. Phone 6429 _ 1125 Washington
s. Office Hours: Telephones:
,6 8 to 9 A. M. Office 4247
)2 1 to 2 P. M. Res. 8875
6 ttf 8 P. M.
Dr. W. D. Chappelle, Jr.
Office: Resdence:
2101 Gervals St. ' , 1301 Pine St
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Office Hours: Telephones: I.
8:00 to 10:00 A. M. Res^TQ
_ 12 t> m Office 7266 ?
^ 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. 1
Dr. O. J. Champion
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PHYSICIAN
Office: Residence:
|1323 Assembly St., 706 Assembly St.
3. | COLUMBIA, S. C. M