Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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a , ^ ' > 3 ' 7^-;L .~y . i . mL. ' ., 1 t\ Wpst. Philadelphia Npw#! I "The Loyalty's Gift," a pageant and | drama that was staged in the -audi- j torium on the Sesqui_ - Centennial | r grojtfirds oh?fast Monday was indeed ; - a great success. Over 85,000 Negroes , witnessed the programme and were well pleased. It goes to show that our race can put anything over successfully, and have the patronage of our people. . Those from Georgetown, S. C., who si ""witnessed this great historical pageant were: Mi's; Xermenia Ander-1 -son Jenkins, Misses Pauline and Thomsisena Dunmiiro. Messrs- Chiis. S Browne, Harry V. Alston and Dewey T. Dunmore. Among the visitors at the \\ hist' Tournament at St, Michael and All; P Angela Parish House on last Thura day evening, were: Misses P. A. arui T. C. Dunmore of S. C. Mrs. Bessie Greene and daughters from Georgetown, S. C. are visiting' her husband, Mr. Mitchell Greene. -I Mrs. Dantzler, the wife of. I)k. Diyit-1 -.Zlet" of Florence. S. C. is spending a - <- while in the city. We for her a very pleasant and helpful stay. ^ I Mr. o Charles S. Browne spent the . '-week-end visiting Mr. Warren Chew > of Bryn Maur, Ph}, Mrs Chew <4s"'a', stu4eut at Hampton Institute, Va. Mr. Ira Harris spent? Sunday . 'at-, Atlantic Ciy, N. J.. : . ; . ' 1 i All the girls are anxious to know+ when Mr, Daniels will return U> the city. . The .Gcorgctoninnj of Philadelphia. - are planning- a big^timo for the/'ilap-: py Six," who.are to motor up in SepL Umber to visit the Sesuui-Ccntonnk11. Don't fool us ?boys. -??^? Belton Locals 1 t Rev:?Ilewcirt?-Oliver, who =ta=? rounding out.more than forty, yea/* , ' as pastor of the Mt. ..Zion Baptist CL. l_ 1- - 1 it *'" t i^nurcn, preacnea an udic sermon last Sunday morning. The congregation showed- appi-echcHon by contributing , over .$1:50.00. Dr. Oliver is a calm,' but coTYVtrrctng proaehoi'prmi' hr-nvnch? . .? , . loved by his congregation, is moder- j ator of the Rodo-River Association and a reputable citizen. , "t _Rev. T. R. Robinson, M. Et minister, and wife, of Starr, were wel-, come visitors in -town Monday. Dr.-Bunnon, ex-president of Claflin'p was with-Rev. TV. M. Smith' at. St.. James Sunday, 23, 3 p. m. He held 1 forth in the interest of World Service. | "We tvere informed that-the Bel ton i Charge is a rival of Florence and: Sumter for Sta_te leadership in seTv- j. . ... ice funds. . I " ... The .people of Bethlehem were, proud to see their pastor out again i last -.'Sunday, the first in a month, thoungh unable to preach. Rev. With-; erspoon preached. _ Mrs. Inez Keith is teaching iiHTar Williamston. The "Mbonlight Picnic'-' given by Mrs. Lilla .Shaw on her lawn,'ThursJ V day uvciiirig, <H?ty -fe;1^ joyable affair. It was given in inter-. ' est of Rocky Mount Jiapiisi Church,' of-which Mrs. Shaw is a. member ami Rev. F. ,C. Morris is pastor. 'Mrs. Shaw expresses thanks to thor-TT who"; contributed to her success. . Rev. J. W. Witherspoon has* been . "extended membership in the- Negro Poetic League of the World with headquarters at Boston,. Mass. Mr.; Thomas L. G. Oxley is director. j Dr. and AJrs. D. E. Rice of Jackson Miss, passed through Friday. Rev. and" Mrs. Crawfortl with whom they. spent some , time, motored here with them. "i. ?. ' Mrs. M. L. Witherspoon and iMiss .3- Connie Mae Williams are spending, the week at Sandy Spring and attend ding the Sunday School Institute at Pendleton. It is reported that-revival'meeting?will-begin yt Mt. Zion, August 10. Mr. James Rice is planning a "Moonlight Picnic" at "his poPtor Fri-' day evemngj^idth. It prcaiyses to bc^ grand. Mr. Rice always has the best ; of order at. his plaice, of husiness.' No lady feel~that Khe xVrH-W-em-^ barrastsed by attending any of his entertainments.. .. / J , The Sunday School re-union will' be held at Brown Salem, Sunday, Aug. 1. It'lasts throughout the afternoon.' The Convention of the F. B. Holmes' . Church will begin at Mt. Olive, Belton,' Thursyay, August 5th. I Several ladies of the town'remem- j bered Mrs. M. L. Witherspoon on her birthday anniversary, Monday night. Many beautiful presents were pre- j sented her. Among those present, I "who also served cream and cake in'. ?"? the surprise, Were: Mcsdames Rosa , Burns, Gussie Kennedy, Tiller Pay-! ton, Bessie Webster, Jessie Meek- |, Ins, Battle Griffln, tola Greenlee, Mis-! ( 7" v ftes Coynie VVilliams and A'delee' j - Gamble, and T. Williams. Georgetown, S. C. r* r* Personals j Prof. J. B. Beck returned after a r five weeks stay "at State College Sum- C Miss Mamie Alston returned from 'uiinuer school lJl^t week.? 'Misses Maria-, Frusier and-Florence Purvis are visiting in GreelyviH^T a l'rof. G. \V. Howard reported a successful term of summer school on his return from Spartanburg. Prof. Thompson is back from. State College, r ^ Misses' Naomi Lee and -Fannie Ed wards of Sttmter paid a flying visit to .Miss Ai\tk)l)cll Alstpn. In the party who left for, the K. of TV t; rand Lodge at Sumtei\ ^wefet Prof.jG. W. Howard, T. W. Brown, J. B. J. MeCottrie and Matthew Alstwn. 7 Miss Mary Ward who had been aU tending summer sthool at State College is back home. Mr. Henry Alston has returned to Hampton Institute where' lie-is a student? T~ ~~~~~~~ ?7 i - 1-The Tattler Saw-a certain pjtrly selling Bibles late Friday-'evcning. Hope he got a sale.. :?t ' y 'Heard a you'ng lady say ljjst week: "Old love never dies." She must know where her fellow is calling these days. . r We-notice a certain young lady takes her letters, to the Post Office hvr self. .What is the big Idea? Saw;?that a certain party found' it.better to sew'nivayTrom home. You are-correct, Keep your'~eyes on hiiing party decided not to go to the Island' Sunday, and then changed his mind Ion?the train . rame Snt.nrdavrWhen ever a .social, function cost anything a .certain party can hardly walk for thostupains. in the legs but lie kills the free ones. How comeT iweryuouy is reacting tne ranneuo Leader, why not read your own? Subscribe today. ~ ?? In General read <>f the splendid work done In SpaHanburg at the sun^TlCer "**ScTm%l by lMof. CJ. W. Howard and his assistants of which -Mrs. 13. M. Sawyer was- one. One ot~Uie white daily, papers spoke highly \>f the work done. Of course. -Have men-in_nnr city as lTi*L Ileck and Jloward that can put over the city jobs. 7 Then -came the closing of State Col-, lege of which J'rof. Beck and Miss Fair were meftibers of the fSculty. The work of the faculty was highly .commended.; -" ; - The Bridge . W'o.do not know" if it is the love of Nature A*!"what else_ that causes -st? many ot our race to idle their; time away on the new bridge just at the end of Frasier Street. -But-t?ed?. know the sight of this gathering is detestable t?r the eyes and loathsome to auto drivers. In -i?any_^hstances drivers have to- come to" a full ston cuul" owing to the good wqrking condi." ..,i- u'i t' . I r:ikt- i> the only renjen why so few accidents'* occur. We how hut our people will realize that the bridge' is not a place to. idle your Sunday evening away and will j.pt'M M!gT4Mp bilure?tire law?starts, 'driving you on like cattle. GalhompFalls Locals SSwUmvj libit,' v^g^^Ngh day a't Fairtieldv Baptis't Church." The S. S. was opened at I'tUO a. in. by Mr. J. 1' Clinkjcales. "Supt., ivud^he lesson w'as taught by the pastor, "Rev. A. Ware. . ' At the tpstiaL hour the pastdT', Rev. A. Ware, preached a sermon that u;;j.- eiijnyed by all. The mftny frienthr of-Sister Hannah Tonnanl will regret to Jjear- of her rh*t:h wbieh no-urod on the 18th at the home of her daughter, near Mt. ( nro;el. S. C. She had been in declining health for several years. She was 72 years at the time of her death. The !'ufloral services were conducted by her- pastor, Key. A. Ware, at the Springfield Baptist, of which she was a devoted member for 12 years. The intern tout was in tlier~Bp r i ngfi eltT Cemtrtery/ ??? 'She.'leave, to survive her: five sonsvr t_v o^liuif.'ii"its iijul a ln.i-it. of relative's . and/Truiids.? ^The funeral of Brother Lewis #of Lihn.-on will he held at Springfield Baptist Church on the.first Sunday in prox. * ? / Those on the sick list: Messrs. John St rot her, William Campbell and Neal Lee.,, Mmcs. Amy Bowen and Carrie UttvtiWt. Wo hupu for them a .speedy recovery. t ^ Brunswick, Ga. News ^- Sunday was a high jlay with Mt. Q'livfi. Baptist Church of jvhich Ttey. la. J. Rozzelf ia.. pastor. At Jd. a. m. he Sunday School services were conducted by the assTT Supt.", JLoftfr Hill. Dbeucun Charlie Smith of Shiloh Baptist Church- was present and was isked to review the lesson -which he lid with credit. At the 11 o'clock services, the Rev. 1. Dtlk preached a wonderful ser- * norr.I?fte was assisted by Rev. A. G. I chandler. Rev. Chandler is one of ' g? ' j ..<"'ng immster.H. I > . THE PALMET1 We highly recommend him. ?Rev. E. J*. Ruaaoli recommended lie. John L. pixon for ordination. Rev. J. Delk, ReW'A. G. Chandler assisted Rev. Rozzell in the ordination. Mr. Dixon has been a very faithful member of JVit. Olive Church. He. has been Su^t. of the Sunday School for three or four years and has been very suc<?e**;ful in building up the School. Deacon J. J. Smith of Zion Baptist Church who ha(s been on the sick list for several months, received a very handsome surprise last Monday night through the auspices of the* members.of the Deacons'^hristian Union Association. He wasv- surprised with $10.94 together Atith other valuable gifts. The * body of christian men and women arrived at his home about 0:30 p. m. They begtvn sirrging and praying and giving thanks to God. The good Christian members of fhlivehes nf ' r?l ? i:?* WltVl V*VJllV_JIIIJIltlllUlll? joined with the Deacons and Deaconesses to help carry out this great mission work. ' ?0. W. Wheeler, ? f* Abbeville Locals Mrs. Sophia McClinton, a loyal member of S? James A. M. E. ChUreli, died last Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held at Long Cane E. Church. M!**. Emma.Anderson and daughter of ^C.mirlotte visiting her brother, M, !<. V\. Richie- and -hor . sister, ftlrs. M. L. Ape. Teachers attending State Collegeand Muiehouse College arrived home Saturday. ?*'' -. . Mrs. Fannie Ramey arid her daughter, Mrs.. Anuel.la Watt are spending two weeks with relatives and friends. Mr. James Ramey is quite ill at his home on Secession Avenue. Mir-. Rebecca Johnson, Mrs. Mary L: Pope, Mrs. Josephine S. Wright. at t c i !< 1 i ng the tfrn nd ge, K o 11, in Sumter. NOTICL^AU IiiipeiAors. and Supervisors of the Ci. U. O. of 0. F. and Household of Ruih are" called to meet Monday evening,G .p. m. " " The, opening uf. the Grand I.ndgu . will hi; at 10 a. m. Tuesday. L. A. Richie, Chairman. h ? A NCW INDKKTA KINGr^ ESTABLISHMENT At Ridgeway,- S.. C.. just a short drive by automobile, situated on the Southern "Railway, .is a newly established?undcrtahmg?business eon ducted under tile firm name' of T. ' Rinckney & T. (daton. ThUt j^tablishment, the p.nly one of little town, fills a long felt want, 7i*trr bids fair to a successful'caroov.. . ' The establishment is'up-to-date in eerie rospvet and is hie',by anpiociit- ; ted by. tile people there. Mr. Lewis (laten a live-used embalmer is managing the business- and 4s-- fully- capable of preparing bodies for bin ial in l bo very In - I 'maimer pos siljlc. * A . The _I?nlmotto ' Lender rvronrmends this e tnblislviucnt to 'thole -needing.a their .-nvices to be' int tr ml. can 5t had':any where. i ? J' ( LIN ION ( II.M'I:L A. M. I: CIinsCH NOTKS, I XION, S. X. 1 Rev.- \Y. Q. We lch", the popular pastor, is still "holding the fort" here. He proirohvd tin inaidultefafed gospchnrrtd?thru folk continue to'greet hinv with liirxr ci-ii^teu'iifioiis. The Church is iealiy ttlrve- liom every view-point anil plans to give its worthy pastor a t month's rest, beginning- August 2nd. The Sunday School sent as delegate Miss Beatrice Douglass, graduate of 1 State College, 11)20, to the District ' Sunday SchoolConvention that co'nvcneiU in" Spartanburg' the '28th' and J .'{Oth inclusive. Mrs. Janic G. Douglass, president >f our very active -Missionary Socio- J ty, goes as its representative to the N-rrtional Missionary Convention - at ' IMnktdolphln, August, the l>th also, _ the National?Sunday School Convert-Tt. Ubn at Washington, D. C., August drd [ to trie win; , , . i ThxPSf'cict^* gave a Bazaar 41 few > weeks ago and raised $16.10. The Ushers' Board held its regular ' semi-monthly meeting-with Miss Hatlie Mae Hampton, one of Clinton : Institute's bright stars. Miss Ruby J Juanita Benson, who recently returned fi-pm a visit to Charleston was the guest of honor. ? The music-ale given by the .younpc ' women's Misionary Society at the I Church, ^Tuesday nighti last, was one "of'the season's best entertainments. Mrs. Bessie Ray, tht'^jUipt. deserves much credit for the work she is doing \tfth these yotmg people. " The music under the supervision of Miss" Ruth, the .accomplished daughter of Rcy. W. Q. Welch, B. I)., was rarer and c varied; and the guitar solo, by Miss j Ruby Juanita Benson, h teacher of \Uen Univ., deserves spetial mention ro LEADER -i i - ' burg. We' are always delighted to r?' hnvp~ nnr <i\vn, visit 11* The progressive Club will render 1 hursday evening, "The Ten Virgins." j \ Mr. Walter Kgndrick, acting as groom and Mrs. W. Q. Welch as bride. The' ^ play promises to be an excellent one. ?"" * * " . Jr -EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS B . Si SumlaJ-, July 31, will be a day of unusual importance at his Church. ' CI The Rev. Thomas D. Brown, rector Jt ' . of -the Parish, who hsa beei^ diligently ; of working among communicnats . since II accepting the call here, will conduct j his last service and preach his last i7 sermon preparatory to his departure^ for a much needed .resit Mo ! - spemH-his vacation inutile Virginias (H and other points of interest. . ?, Announcements for the day: * ' 1 a. m.?dearly Communion.- ? 11:1-5 a. in.?Morning "Prayer, Ser- ^ moil and Flag Presentation. This service is looked forward to with keen interest.?The Progressive ' ^ Age Club of"Tfre 'Church, organized for the purpose of fostering and encouragiiig every edutationl movement of the parish,, has Through its efforts purchased a beautiful American flag,' and will present it. to .the Church at this service. Mrs.. Wilhelmina Roberts . . was chosen as the speaker to present the gift.'. Mrs. Lucille Paul - is^'the energetic president of this organiza- PE tion. The Tlector urgently requests, .that every communicant, without fail, at- " '.emhlils service, as he will be away ? for some time and . has a special message to deliver. Friends- are cordially rjrivited to attend this service as-he will be away are always welcome. n [lit l.UU COM Mi l 1 L OF ALLIEN T UNIVERSITY TO MEET by lit. ReV. John HpnA,.:-Presiding, Cislldl) of South Carolina, will moni 1 in the Chappclle Administration^', building, Tuesday, August,. 10th, at] noon. All persons having business i person or send such information as they would like 'to have brought to the attention oi' said committee. G. \V. Howard, Chr., Georgetown; -1. M-. A. Myers, Sec.,^Columbia. CITY IjOCALS i S,r ' Dean I. H. and Mrs. Alston motored over from I.atta and spen several frays in the city. TheyTcft Thursday. ;r ? ' Mr. Maceo Hntzmingcr, well-known i , yuu'ng Colunibhnu,juiS dec-opted' the! posit ion of direclovTbf "shop work and : judical ear] entry at Booker Wash-! .itgtoij High School. Mr. Kntzmingcr ( ipi- experienced workman and n: liieJi .-cln'iol graduate oi'Jl^oker Washington and an A. B. from "Lincoln U-j niv. e-Mi-. Kntminger succeeds Mr. O.l B. Furye. His selection and acccp' "ice delights Columbians generally, f .Lotfiie. G. Callahan of A44vniulu is a member- of the summer ~ ciuio? faculty at Anderson. Mersrs. Dendy, and Furye spent .he- weekend* in Columbia on busK . less. They report* a fine session at j * \nderson. <? I MRS. WILLA'.S. LEW lb CLOSES | * - TEN-DAY MEETING AT -|J_ i -HlSirOIWiLLE, S. C. \$ ; " jfrs. Willa S, Lewis Lewis, the .ann'elisl %f Wilberforce, Ohio, will lose a ten-day meeting: at New Bethel j \. M. E. Church of Bishopville, Sun-' J lay afternoon and she will pitch her; -u^it against Sin and Satan at Weston ; L'hapcl A. M. E. Church", Latta, S. C.,| I Jean I.'H. Alston, ^pastor!*1 . pj Anyone wishing to. secure her for -ere ices rrniy^Write "her at the above tddresSj-P?Or Dux 124, Latta, S. C. I?/ . 14 MISS BERLIE D. CLECKLEY I)IES?~ We re^xct.tO nnoulice thit- death of! Miss Berlie B. Cleckley, an ex-graduite of Allen Univ. '25, who departed; l-i w l!f? * ?, .juiy 11, at ner home in | ' .\ndcrson. The funeral was held at ?T Drangcburg, Monday, July 10th. Lj She was- loved hy^U who knew her.' Qf She was a girl of integrity and well j hoio;hL of by her classmates and ?; ;clioolmates. Sleep on Berlie and take your rest. Qf Some day we shall meet you on that u >right celestial shore. We loved you' q jut Jesus loved you best. Annice Martin, Classmate Ushers' Boards Meets ?7f; At Bethel Uhureh - I J ? v-?4? The Usher*' Board, composed of j he Ushers of the various Churches' >f the city, met Sunday afternoon at j Sethel A. M. E. Church. The meeting g vas supposed to have been called at t p. m., but W&s delayed one half tour on account of the president, Mr Fohn Joyce, being late. 11 9 The following program was carried iLL= _ Prayer?Mr. Richmond. ' Welcome ddress?Miss Kuthryn Sharper fromC" ethel A. M. E. Church. Rcpresentave from 1st Calvary Baptist Church 1 -Mr. Hampton. Representative from i ' mes Chapel?Mi-. Green. -Sok*^MisH j ' irdie Pompey, Bethel. Instrumental 1 )lo?Mi^s Hampton, 7 ?ld. I j Representative Bethlehem Baptist ^ iiurch?Address. _Solo?Mr. Lomifx, 1 Talk?Mv. W. H. Young, Siipt. j( BethePV?Sunday School Talk?: ev. E. A. Adams, Pastof. < One member of the Board author- < il,,."u .L-i ? ' wish Liuii. iiu was aoie 10 get |H le drug stores to close* from 11 until | j on account of so many of our young Iks are in these various stores on ; ( mday. i l( Business meeting to be" held?at! i ethel A. M, E. Church 011 August 15, i 8 p. ni. ' . j ^ John Joyce, President, E. W. Vance,J issistant Secretary;* R. D. Miles, ?porter. - = r ' v GADSDEN, gjci, LOCALS. ^ ? T ^ -iT44 Mrs; Annie Counts Shivflr left last onday for Asheville, N. C., accom- . inied by little Marie Estelle Gary. *' THE CALL I By Hev. W. M. ' "J "** The world^vimts Tncrf Who are couragcoii Willi nobie hearts air Although tliei The world wants m To acknowledge tlu Ami in submissivenes To. right,#. and purei .The call for men is I . .. To stand for right i Who Jtre true and br; .-Enough to stand Tt - i '* . The world wants m AVliom highest l'utu Men wlu/ll wrestle \v; Thatvseeks their ph Men of every rank am Can each do i And if they always The~n piovid e 1 ice wt >?***>- 7*? ; ''jt"^> ^ivc us men," I he -*'0? every sta -Who'll ?mk<fr. a .-livin To stpp the spread i ' . i Men who'll.labor for '0 ftnnifie l-lu Whose minds are on Race-pride and hon The world wants met ,n' To -hrbor~throtw-h-t In fewer words', but. < Tojhelp die "needy ; Men whose words ate "r~ 7 In which the Christ Who ne'er their" prom Nor try to evade at >* * ?? Profession) <-: v > v > * > Hee Hours: ' Telephones': | O :30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Ollice 353d j y :0Q P. Jd.toB P. M. Res. 6543 :i Dr. C. E. Stepehenson s' Physician and Surgeon C: aeaseB of Womatr and Children A Specialty H fica:_ . Residence: 14'/4 Assembly St. 1328 Oak St. Dr; L. M. DANIELS ? ? Physician and Surgeon 15 leciul Attention Given Disease* of j Women. 21 Wasnln?ton St. 2210 Hampton i ? lice Phone: 6429 Rea. Phone: 7.' 66 ! , Ol . 8 6 fire Hours: Telephones :00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4692jE :.00 to 8:00 P. M. 01 DR. J. G. STUART 21 ?_? lice: Residence: i ~" Qt2 Main Street 1417 Pine Street i fice Hours: ? AvM. to PP. M. P. M. to 7 P. M. Sl Dr. J. H. Goodwin ~ 01 19 Washington Bt. ColumbU C " 1 Staurday, July 31, 19^6 , ^ . . *,. , 4 \ SOUTHERN ^RAILWAY SYSTEM. _ ~ olumbia, S. C., effective Mar. 21, 1926 ? rrive No. Between No. Depart ):50 a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 10:00 a 1:52 p'32 Augusta-N. 32 5:00 p D30 p 27 Gharleston-Ciiv SW w 1:45 p 1:50 p 28 Gin.-Charleston 28 4:55 p 3:45 p. 10 Columbia-Cin. 9 6:55a :k20 a 24 Columbia-Jax'v'le 23 ll:00p [):30~p 20 Colunibia-Aug. 19 7:00 a U:15 a 8. Columbia-Aug. 7 5:45 p L:40p 14 Cftlumbia-SaV. 13 10:20a >:30 p 23 Columbia-Char'. 24 5:40a 1:45 a 13 Columbia-Char. 14" 2:25p 0:25 p 11 Columbia-Chas. 12 5il0 a >:20a 15 Columbia-ChasTTO 2:20 a d 1:45 p <2 Columbia-Sp'b'rg. 1 4:00p ):20p 10 Columbia-Greei^. 15 6:40 a 1:55 a 18 Columbia-Sen'ca 17 6:15p 5:40 p 113 *Cola.-Char. 114 6:25 a .'Viu Camden .und tlock Hill. " ity. ticket ollice, 1307 Main StTeet, '< Telephone 6356. PHONE 6487 _ .... *. . . i__ L. A. Hawkins' Ileal Estate Agency Homes on Easy Ter.m?" 1107 Vi Washington Street . ' COEUMHIA, S. C. ?OR MEN , Thompson ~l from every rank," " ~ ' is, free and frank ' . . * il ajofty aim, ? r calling is not the same. ajuyaa nnt afcaid ; wrong they have done, or saitl, s willv^eld r tlioughts -reveal. . 7~" pud, strong, - _ and light-the wrong, ave and sensible >r a principle. i 4_i , eh whoni honor liros; re hope inspires; , ith the foe, ? ... .. ans to overthrow. .1 file ? ^ something here worth while; . da their best, 1 11 do the rest. ??u; ar the call, tuo, great and small, sacrifice 1 : 1;?; irf modern vice." , theiy race; ;r HViil nm?m/(ji'iu'c,?? ?? - the upward trend, testy' to blend. ' . PU both young and old he- -w H>tei?'a~eold; r ? ^ v.?' ? doing more.* ~~ . * and the. poor; --It-?:?--. firm and soundr ian tynits are found; ises forget, ^ i' honest debt. vvvvv'I'v'i'vvv v v 9 * * al Cards il > v w v v v*> fiice Hours:? r?- Phone 8&S6 A. M. to 2 P. M. & " ! jndays By Appointments. - ! ,v Dr. H. G. Thompson Surgeon Dentist town and Bridge Work a Specialty. I Pyorrhea treated Successfully. I14^i Assembly St. Columbia, S. C. '* 1 ~7. ' ITice Hours: 10 to 12 M.; 2 to 6 P. M.'' DR. M. A. EVANS Diseases of Women A Specialty. Graduate Nurses in Attendance. 01 V4 Taylor St., Columbia, S. C. fflco HourflT" - Telephones: / to 9 A. M. Office 4247 JL to 2 P. M. Ret. 8878 / to 8 P. M. / >r. W. D. Chappelle, Jr. . Ties: Resdenee: 01 Gervain St. 1801 Pine St I)R. H. H. COOPER Dentist ~7 Gold .Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty < oecial Attention Given to Diseases Of the Gums? . ? Tice Phone 6429 1125 Washington St.