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* flDL ' 1 11 """"^' -. ^;-? . *?-7 WTH:? T. 1W. SOCIETY, N. E; CON. - - BRANCH MKfcTS ifr SUMTEtt,"S~C Sumter?The \V7'H. and F. M.- So i piety, FHI( r?Hf^y?n^ Riai^'h met7 in- Mt. Pisgali A. M? E. Chtp-ch,SumtefyJS. C., August 11-14, Mrs. L. r' M. Collins, President, presiding." -7-' * ' /The Annual' Sermon wos preached I -7??~ by Dr. .T. J. Miles, Presiding ETder^pf , the Sumter District, better Kn<>\vn.;is. ; the'VGold King." .? The Missionary Sermon was deliv' . . "'ereti byRev. J. S..,Qod, I). >D.,.'pastoi\ - Marion Station. - Both?of- these<^>erv. nions were full of inspiration"SlTicf encouragement, '.7 ???- - r~ Our'rState President, Mrs. R. C. v Chappelle, was presente( {Ao the Con '.J .vention and rendered valuable assis. ~- Tance. jjj Mcsdames. Elizabeth Manee. Tt-Ht AddiSon-and E. A. Adams,"1 Misionary workers of Columbia Conference, were welcome visitors at the meeting. Other distingursed visitors: Dr. Sims, . Prp?ident of Allen University: Dean Thompson, " Allen Umjtefsityj Dr. E. - ? .At?Adaw?>, pastor Jlullii'L A. M. E. Church, Columbia; R. W. Mance,-Jf^_ student at Howard University, Washington, D. C.; Rev. M. .7. Su infer, D. District, Central South Carolina C011? ference; Rev. Richard E. Aiulersorf, pastor Lagaree Circuit, Columbia Cbnf ference; also Mrs. Anderson, Dr. it W. Mahrc. Prfridihg ly of the Charleston District,_ South Carolina Conference, South Carolitiais leading candidate for Episcopal. honors in T928, attended attof the"sessions and midcied valuable services. ? , Resolutions wore read and -.adopted ^ ~ by this Convention .endorsing Irthi fur the bishopric. ?All of the ministers 'of the Sumter ?'??District' were^.prcpent'.rxccpt three. ?... -ArClThe other Districts y^re well re presented. / ? ?The following1 Districts reported for the Drive:- h~ 1 Sumter District ,1000.00 Florence District 603.00 ' ? , Dillon Disrtict T - ? ? 445.25 Marion District ... ... . _i .440 50 " Total Collected ... -^2489.69 Contingent - - - - ?'. G0-?Qi Public Collection 15.00 Annual Dues _____ L~T-~"T~ ; 60:00 4 Total T __?$2024.G9 ReV. U. S. Rlc'l' and hia amiable ' wife snared; no pains in making it ? pleasant for their guests. Uttioorn olweted Airs. Amiic .Hhh-_ dors, President; Mrs. E. B. Miller, 2nd. ?? Aftce^Presi"; Mrs. L. M. Collins, 1st. ~ Vinn Preside"^ Vrn. jKlionbothr WoMay ~ "j??Reev- Mrtii A. ullitfUtiy-: Cox.* . ,. " Sec.; Mrs. M. Nance, Treas.; Mrs. S. S. Rice, Juvenile Supt.; Mrs. Paulino , . McCray, Cont. Treas. Executive Board?Mrs. .Evelyn Thomas,..,,^Ijr,s._Annette Cato, Mrs, ll. L. Thomas, Mrs. L. Lattimore.. . Dr. Adams Dn.-sid(.id with mace and dignity becoming^ a bistropT ~ ~'" Delegates-frT Qauddrennial Meet?-? ?ing, Littlo Rock, Ark?Mmi-a?A nnin Sanders, Pres.; S. S. Rice, .iuv. "Supt.; Elizabeth Wells; Lula M. Bethea, G, E. Boatwright, Pauline McRea, S A. Martin. Rosie Bethea, L. A. Pruitt,' E. B. Miller, Julia Williams, L. M. ... Collins. .??* ? ??: T-ho meeting was a success. . AU moneys, are nut in but when the roll" is called in Darlington on the 20 th _of October, we expect -to go over the . top. . . . . ... The following, is a copy of the res ?ulutions adopted at the meeting: ; - Whereas, Dr. R. W. Mgnce, a worr~thy son 6f South Carolina, rat-mer ?President of Allen University, a mem. "Her oT the South TJarolina Conference in which he is n6w Presiding ElJ Whereas,' He has made^sp many wor. xhV?C^ontrinuTions to education to -the Church in South Carolina, and to the general Church at large; Bo it roKolvodi That the Wnmnn'ti Home and Foreign -Missionary -Society of the North East South Carolina ""-"--Conference,'JtowTrTsession at Sumter, heartily endorse his candidacy for the ? , ? bishopric. ? Mrs7 E. A. Wells, Rec. Sec. rr- LAURENS NEWS. Tuesday, August the 26th the sad "wie Nelson Hunter, wife <vf? Mr. Will H Hunter. She was...summoned to^the._ - Hospital a little more tham^jyaek" 1 a. *gv wlmt *l%9 operation, : - Funeral services wef e ~ held Thursday SiftO p. m. at Kpringa member1. She was a fafthful member of the Court of Galanthe; ffom this Order she will be gFeatly missed. "Mr. J. Lonnie Moore died SuncISy afternoon at 3 p. m. after a lingering illness. He was a members of the A. ftf.E. Church. Fuperal services have nnt hrent.annnnnrfrl yet ? The Members of ' the Blue?BJrd1 Sewing CTuh deTightfuTIy^entertained a few friends at tlwhome^ofiifrs. Em. ' . fe; -?r v -5b " - # ?^ ma Hunter on Wednest^ay afternoon, ei inhtfnur of'Mrs. Nannie I'i,tts ijatter-? Yield of~~Mow Yerk~CHy A: 'program ? "W,^' i'i'i?H'icd and o delioious oowree -H of refreshments was served. sj Rev. D; E. Rice of Jackson, Miss., passed thru the city on his way to the F Woman'-s meeting to be hel<^ in this tl county. _ F to the~6ity after spending the sum- g With her daughter, Mrs. Sarah b .Maude Daniels of Orangeburg. e Mr. Frizzell Buchanan oT Darling-" "k top?i$ the* guest of hps mother, Mrs." 2< Mary Parjis. . ?. r,: - " . - ' ~r^C Mfg. Eva ?Johnsotv?ig home, after up- T dergoing a successful opexatLQn^OJIie w Laurens Hospital. *" I Revival meeting will start at Bethel M A. M. E. Church SuAday, 'September tl 1th. All visitors and friends are wel-L"" come. *' ' ? y r Mrs. Benjamin left" for Asheville R after - visiting relatives and friends / ' heij^jTe?l;or)ner Imuie, K1NCSTREE S. S. CONVENTION p ENDORSE REV. J. E. BEARD FOR ~ Till" 'A".? M. E. BISHOPRIC tl ~ i: To the members of the Sunday School Convention of the Kingstree District: '1( After seeing our Presiding Elder ^ in action for almost one -year, "and- oh- 'l! serving his Impartial ruling, we set* ^ .thpt there is no position in.the A. M.' H...Church too high for him. . We have ?* a P. E. who knows how t o put things'III ivor, and the men are with him, and will help* him-to* put over any progI'amiiii' that .is ri^rht. Our Dr. J. E. ^ Benx<jr mme-omr-of the ftadtttg-fer E. ? of the State. 1s1 kircwn.for his traits'1 ->f character, clean livjfig.vand conse Whereas, This is one yea^ that *we,- v' have labored without'being threatene'd" a ami have' wroked with case;? * _ W hereas,. The Church, would not '' make a mistake in giving--Rev. Beard VJ -any position, andv " ? ? : ' Whereas, Dr. J. E. Beard is one ( who <loes not1, believe? in getting all for "himself, but looks . outj for the ilttle mam . * -t-B Therefore, be it resolved, That this i n Convention heartily- endorse. Tjr .1 |J E. Beard for. the Bishopric at the ejisuing General Conference. Yours respectfully, JK ReVs. J. C. Queries,. J. S. 11. .Lewis, J. P. Berks, E. J., Brown, ' M. J. James, W. W. Merry, D. L.~' Johnson, F. Kinloch, L. D, 'Johnson, ^ F. -Woodbury, D. N. Nelson. W. M.' -Middletuii,- D. G. Wilson, R. MC Mc -K Clam, h' A Hum ri, S, II llnnimv, ^ M >,:x .W?wh<Hi>y,.fe>ifi!.>'Swpti fl. ' 'Nfty-berey -^ Diiitfict Sunday\ School Convention j 1 convened at PleaAant Grove A. M. Ej church, Aug. 26 and 28th, Rev, G. K. | Lyles, P. E. The meeting opened i,l nary-of the P. E., the Convention was n "organized as foIlpws^Miss Johnie E. Lucy Rutherford was elected assis- V taut.?Three ladies.ware elooUd mar- " shals. Then thp "reporters for the ^ various papers, he business' ses- f ('# sion. began.. Miller Chapel stands at. . the head of the district, enrolled ' their delegates, Mr. E. F. Floyd, ' iaupt., and Mi'n> Li M. Gilder, Mrs.-tf. * L. Moon, Mrs. Delia Davis, Mrs. V.' T. Ellis and Rev. E. P. Ellis,- patter | ^ and all of the teachers of the Sunday' ^ school with oiie dollar each and livei1 cents for each scholar on the Sunday"s school roll. E&ch charge enrolled '' their delegates and each scholar five ^ cents. ' It Pleasant Grove members entertain- . od on-Thursday Rev:-J^W. White, pas tor orderea the ladies to nrenare din-'1" ilcr at' 3:00 p. m. After the dele-^ -g&feswei;a thru tho table looked like^ ' it was ready far . Lhe next?cyowd , without any more being put on the! [the delegates wanted no more cream. ^ Someone asked?Rc.v.?W)i^.e tl0?hts" ? -me in hers pay "trim ? Hts~ answer was .iust like they fee^ that is the way'i lHh$'-~pay' nnv"' ITTifwVitia'temcnt. is true *[ Pleasant Grove is the best charge e in the ^Columbia Conference. fln| Thursday night, 8:30 Rev. J. D, An-I^. derson preached the introductory spr-1 mon.?T-fte?church?Was?ciuwded tt) | ' hear Rev. Anderson. He preached a-T^ bout the Sower, t After the sermon, V a short program was rendered by thh -talout of .that cbureh, except Mr. B. ih?[,ilYfy, (uhtWfr'.TrjitaUa of Mt. ^ Bethel Garmanv school; who' gave-a4 welcome addxfis*.-ia thedelegatos in the. liuhtth ttt the eitiiiena o?_ttie dis* I T Iriet. 'Miss Addie B. Jones in behalf c of "tho public schools; Mis. BlaTiCtleT^ Marshall fTfbehalf of the Missionary Society; Mrs. Kliza Stephens in be- . half of fMTSunday schools; Rev. 0. ^ 1 A. Parker whs nsknd hy thn P PPHtt-I respond. -rOn Friday, the members of St. [Matthew church entertained the del- ^ .('tfaUis for dinner.. .They-were royally [entertained by them.^~It ?as-Tip~andU ? - 1 tap and tap between the two churches ^ 4rr the way they entertained the del- n ? i ?TOE TAXMVtl gnfes dinner. f, , Fiiday uVmiiiiK 8.30. p. ill., watt 6dU'- ~j ays and addresses. Mr. H. B. Kiikard and Mr. E. F-. j 'Ioyd addressed the Convention with < lie subject Nof "Education." Rev.. T. 1 '. Harper addressed the Convention ( ion." A ooHcotion was ashed fof ] y Rev. E, P. Ellis and , Floyd for 1 duration. The one dollars were taen* Up first. Then fifty cents; then i 5 cents; then*whatsoever you give, t olTectiori for education was $14G.10 he Convention closed Sunduy'evening ( ith a grand* success. j Rev. B. A. Xykes, was the'pastor at I 1 illei- all day. Sunday.^ He. preached ? te morning and evenihg sermons. ^ Miss Bessie Reeves of Chapin, S. .... was- the, truest of Mr Hn^Mrs, ^ obert Guise, Morgan street on Sat^~ 1 rday and Sunday. t oni a very pleasant tripin Braddock. ~ a., where she visited her children c >r five weeks. She had ? plpps?nt. _<= Miss Bernice L. Jackson motored to Linton, on Monday accompanied by ?r cousin. Miss Eorene v\Yright. Miss' a mbiR, where she will entef" schooL issr Jackson will aceompnny her. 1 Miss Gertrude Gary is the guest t "-Sister Mrs. Jaihio?Nanco?Drayton I xeet.?Mrs. ~ti*>ryis making ~~her _ jnie iii Augusta, Gu.?~ "5 Mrs. Lizzie Gary's baby sister from a avannah, Ga., Mrs. Vina is visiting _ "^-^ho -AVTlL return un Sept. J.5lfr7 T Tin* OKWiyuin fi'.oni.-Grccnvillc; S. -f dewberry last Monday brought i "medium crowd, nix eooehea: A n :'py quiet crowd. In the afternoon game-ef base balpwas played be- ;p vui3i Newberry -and GreenviUjC. > A -f jrht game 6 to n^n^lnvnr trr'Green- t me.-:The u'aU^vetm'hed 11'p. m. otutrrbia to make that her home with t i>r husband Rev. P. M.' Curry. a Tne* Union meeting at Welch Zion j apUst church closed _a_ ^successful ( icoCing on last Sunday with Rev. Y7 . ^May.est inoderator. ... I ETOND BAPTIST CHURCH AND ' AIKEN* NESVS.' j '(fey'"Mrs. Evetta Jones.) -^Ui \ ,'ere honored tp have with us tho lev. K. P. Harris, pastor ufjM'l". Pis- d aTi Baptist church, .Philadelphia, Pa. < ohn.ld;J7; ".My--?h..*.? hear, my J nd I know them, and they follow me." i onowc?S_Qf uhrist, was the text and .1 J])ll! -Of Rev. Harris. He preached, a J rTqt.^ermo.p?aQd_we. all, were bene- 1 tied. Sunday school was well attended. 1 .esson was ably discussed by pupils nd teachers in the different-classes niil-.reviewed by "Mr. Geo. E.. Ham. tonds. i Sunday b p. m.,' Second . Bant is t ivs crowded to its utmost capacity 1 dth both white anj Colored friends t ho listened to a trreat sermon _ reached?by Rev. Mr. Chafeo Croft J white). His text w^s St. Mark)8:21 And htr'said-^ontp the'm how-is it ye I o not understand?"" Subject: "Evi- ' encc.s uf Chnst ^Messiah .ship.'^~ He ' tressed so beautifully Ihi^mni'vplniis j firCK ?f "Christ; Hi* being in the tcm- j le at the age of*12Jyears, asking i nd answering questions; His bap- ism by John in .the Jordan; His * pepding 18 years with his parents 1 reparing for his life's work, which 1 ran begun at the age?of--- thirty. J !hrist On the cross; His resurrection, 1 ul. -Rev. Croft and"the white friends 1 eprrsmtcj the Episcopal church, one hat has done as nvueh as any other ^ o help e h r i s t Uqi ize-the- colored pert: A ile of Aiken. _ ! ThT new boll- was unveiled anil _a J1 ollection of ?51.00_w?? . raised for J enefit of same. 1 ^TTRVrrTPS -p Prof. A. W?JCteholSon, the honored1J nil beloved President of Bettis Acad s my was-reBnr on' thC Strggtr:j?r-"Ai^ J ;en Monday. _He has just returned ' rorrr- Tt?very- ploitgant. aDd .DTAfi-tabl^ rip North. Ilis school will open ' icpt. 27 th.. - t Mr. and Mrs. , ticm TT. Hammonds ^ et>urne(i last week from Philadelphia rhere they \vere thOfuCst of MrsT 1 Hammond'sr sister. They also ~Rtended the world'a-iair. _ ] Rev! Iy. P. Harris has returned to 1 ns home in I'hiladeljdiiia after a few " reeks stay south. * - J Mr^s. Leila Barnes attended?the. J Jnlon at Williston last" Saturday and Sunday,? , We arc glad to- see Miss Alphn J "hompson out again after a week's 1 Ihicr.e. She is^ wgaih at~her post as ] rgantst of Second Baptist church. The Several Clubs of Second Bap- ist church *are planning a very in- ' his program will ' be feature^ by , and addressee- "here will he ft real aW 1 _ ? v.u ionilKUIt'U I J >arbecuu giveri afstr. We are plan-11 ing a good time for everybody .The | .... ??.. A 'jfifijL -* MUMitei - - t t7 v OLEADBK^ mothers and father's are asked t< give your children the Pleasure""^ gujmrl^iv^n ' Ii'IT ii thrr t>e back in school. far., ajid. Mrs. Alva Tabor ofSav mnah. Ga.. has returned hopie afte: spending last week as the guest-o Mrs. Tabor's parents, Mr. an^ Mrs 3eo. E. Hammonds. Mr. Tabor i supervisor of-Agricultural Educatioi S'egro Schools of Georgia, State Col ege, Savannah. Dr. C. Ci Johnson, has returned fron ?n"extended trip North.'. He attende< he Medical Association. Dr. G. T. Cherry spent last wgel ;nd in Blackville. " He lectured' a Macedonia church. Subject: Health Miss-Alice Pinkney is spending sev ral days in Columbia as the gues 5faM,rs. Annie B.- Eubanks. Mrs. Mnndp Smith?Adkina?an< kotpe in Charleston, after' spending i twp weeks' vacation as the gues if Mr a. A. Jenkins. Dr.; I). M. Scott is spending his va ation in theiNprth. He also attend 4- the MedTcdPkssoelatlo'n. ' j" The Batesburg Giants played th< Viken "Giants Monday.. afternoon. ~ Miss Esther M. Brooks is spending t pleasant vacation with her mothei n Augusta. Ga. iviiss naien jacKson and miss Bea rice McGee "are home orr~their vaca ion after attending summer school al ''isjjie univresity. Nashville Tenn. Johnson is proud tp-havr is his" gud^tefor seyeraL wfeeljs hii on-of Wa^hingfoh, D. ?? airier?last week in honor of Mrs Cordelia stoncy:Jones s here as the gdest of her sistei drsr-fcsiine Sfconey-Jacksor^ " ? ' Mr. \V. "M. Miller one progressive undertakers has , returnee He Undertakers' Convention.^ The marty friends- of ..Mrs Carrie Jlocker Smith.will be glad to know hat she is out .again after being ill ind at her post as pharmatisf in oui irogressive drug store, ?f which Dr A very interesting Missionary pro rram was rendered at: -Iho Prachu. erian church Sunday afternoon for benefit^of same. Mrs. A. L. W I ones was directress.^ -T\f: l*f T T _ *. - V ! jrim. ~?7 r~ " Rev. and Mrs. AndersQn had th< faculty and some friends to dinne me day last week. To say the far* was splendid Is' ttr express it mildly Mrs. Anderson knows htvw to prepar* ner dinnergr ? Mrs. ^VetrtT, ttre supervisor's mother had the group at her liuine 6n Sun Jay afternoon. Among t.hfi nnt-nf town guests was Rev. Lasker of Penn ??yivnTriat Orre_ alwaySIShioya him idJTat Mrs. Webb's. ^ Saturday found un at the-beautifu country home of-Mr. and Mrs. WUHan IVilkinpon nearHona Path, Mrs, Wil kinson is the queen of home makers Ihe W-iikinnonn live at home on"that 20 years Mr. and. Mrs. Wilkinson hav* had some member of their family ii college.. Miss Delphine Wilkinson jmgiiBg|alg|gBg|| miss mctry j. aonnson is spending ier vacation , m Columbia with hei :riond MissjMa,rjorte-Buttetv? --The A ndrltyf Roberts' Institute, bet :cr known as! thc^ Cole's School-wft ipen Sept. 2001. Faculty announcec 11^ R..J T. P liinn principal issistants, A. 'L. W. Jones. Mrs K. -Cannon. .Mrs. G Smit.hr 3. Price, Miss Bennie Jongs and Dr J,_ -W^Boatmen. r. STEWS OF THE ANDERSON 1_ . : SUMMER SCHOOI Yesterday marked the close of th< most:" sqccessful session that Ander son has' enjoyed. ?The enrollmeni has been "good. Teachers were in at endance from Abbeville, Greenwood Greenville,. Oconeer Newberry anc Anderson ceunties_:The State Department has hgpn \re ^resented by Mr. J_ B^Eelton,' whom lome is in this county. Mr. Ma lalTey, the county superintendent o: mucation, b<?sn ,-fl, Erment -.visi :or and he lie Mr. Fpltnn, frag I^pp? oud in his praise of the work done.. " Rev. and Mrs.. Harrison Watkins oJ 3elton were hosts to a group of sum ner school instructors and others al heir beautiful home near the Unior digh School;?The-Watkins certainlj enow how to make one feel'at home teir -daughter; Miss ^Virginia, teaches it the Fant Street School here. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brown invitee PrnfsC, Johnson,- - Dendy .and -Furye Mrs. Peek,- Mrs, Davis, Mrsr-Calla pniior nnr> Wnhh't.. mountain home and made them wisl .hey could rcmuin fui a suminer. Thi Brownsftewn 36 acres of splendid farn liind nnd raise plenty of the staph naifi-jauiLiqod stuffs. Mr,-Brown i i trustee of the new Rosenwald Schoo rear his home and' an officer in Moun :ain Springs Baptist Church. ty went dp^n on; tpeTcreek to fish of. Johnson carried the honors vhav rug junded two .3-inoh porgha*, Mrs Peeit^ame second witfi a 2 ,1-2-lncl k. ?:? - T" ? ?~ > one of their daughters, is the Homg, r Demonstration Agent fnr (iimmvHle * csuwty * teiwfa*E Mrs. Duckett of the-Phyllis Wheatt lev Center. Greenville; and Miss Wilf knisonwlte welcome "'visitor's t^^The i. school recently. .. s Dr. W. S. Thompson, District Supt. ? of the- BennettaViiie' District, M. -Ex - ^Church, was an{ interesting chapel hour speaker. 1 Doctors Montgomery and Anderson, 1 two Hustling and efficient , .dentists, gave splendid-taHts""^ the teachers < during the session. t Wednesday evening the faculty i.- and some friends were entertained - j at th'P home of Mrsw Ejfe P. Sherard t on Butler Street. Everyone" enjoyed j himself greatly. -Mrsr Shcrjfrj is an 11 ideal, hostess. ' r Thursday evening found us ^t the I home of Mr. and Mrs. Burris on Brad, t! ley Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Burris certainly know how tp make it pleas ant -fer^^ou. Their daughter, Miss -t Claudia, is -.a?graduate ol Mollis Brown^of^Atlanta and if "teacher in t Anderson county. Friday evening, Dr. and Mrs. JohnJ son royally entertained us. at their r beautiful hnmo oe Broyles Street. Af^ te'r -the delightful meal, Mrs. Johnson - carried -U&- for a drive -in her new - "Mlister Sixvt BiTick! t . 1 ??: - Mrs^-A.--Av Morisey and?her. two uaugnieis, xvtary astiier and urace -- IciX JUomiftV?Hu.ii. tmiiln in T?;il. . eigh, N. C. Rev. Morisey is one of > the leading Baptist "mini'stcfrs of that j State. Mrs. Morisey was formerly I Mifcs Mamie"Ellison of this city. She is a- great help to her husljand in I his church work. ' r ~. Mr. \VUlie Pope, who spent the greater pari of -the^strmnrerr with t^.his^mother Mrsi Mary L. Pope left ""past week for'~ Evanston, - 111. He II stopped over a few days in Knoxville with his aunt, Mrs. Clara Richie Huff. Mr. S. B. Baker, Jr.. returned to his -Jiomir in r Miami, "ElaTT after a two weeks' visit to his mother, Mrs. Mary ?Dakcr uir aucuH^ilon Ave. _ Mr. and Mrs. George Mosley, Jr., |of Chicago, 111., are here for an exjtended visit with, their parents, Mr, : and Mrs. George Mosley, Sr.. or ' Spring street. - l^st week from Rock Hill, where she LL-UIBIll. Iwil vrT'eJts with hoi' husband 1 Air. and Mrs. Fisher Strowsor ol lv We.sl PjIiii Dygt'll, flU., S}lgnt a week , in\the j?lty. at tho home of their ais*" MI't;.- -George Fmley on Spring - Mrs Wm. GarlingtOfir Ji" 3"lanta is visittng her parents Mr. mul JI Mr. and Mrsr Samuel Edwards, MissI es I.lieilo on^' * - <i><u i<iiicm omves - motored to Augusta Sunday and spent -, the day with relatives and friends. t I Miss Mamie Gamble of Bella n4> " visinriff~Mrs. L&rkin Latimer On Se? cession Ave. I Mrs. Lavrra^onos and niece Carrie Mae Sutton of'.Evanston are spend ing a few days with. Mrs. Hammond & | -p- - - _ . _ - ? * - [ They motorej to Anderson Monday E. accompanied by Mrs. Baker and Miss - Intnt Baker.? ?? 1 Mr.- Jhuics Gaosby and-Mi'. George ~ Gposbyr spent ^Monday in Anderson E - i j Profcssioi Office Hours: ?=?-Telephones: 1 11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Ottice 3536 6:00 P. M, to 8 P. M. Res. 10648 - _:iDr. C? E. Stephenson ' / Physician and Surgeon 1 Diseases of Women and Children A r Specialty 1 Office: 7' Residence: ~? 3 1414% Assembly St. 1328 Oak St a-i- ?*gasa^?a??^ Physician and Surgeoji 1# Special Attention Given Diseases 0 Women T Office Residence Q 1125 Washington, 2250 Hampton f Phone 6420 Phtrrie 7564 e! B; Office Hours: -Telephones: ' IllflfWri, , i V 6:00 laljLWL^M. W^-r~ - Offiein??- "Residence: 1702 Main Street 1417 Pine Street j. COLUMBIA. S. C. r % i. Office Houre: r y ? ? Washington It Ulumbk 8. C J. jr ?Saturday, September 4,1926* ? . iylth the former's - sister Mrs. Annie" Lou Davis.? * ? :? home from Philndoltihiu u?.j -- ? vvr VMC UCQ side of her nit.it her who ha? bAmi quite iH * atJ"hGF frormT oTri' Recession Ave, - ' - I" ~ Mr. Iy. A. Richie entertained Wed-' nesday at a delightful' Stag dinner, huIIttfTngTtSV: J. C. White- of Columbia, who was conducting revival ser- * vices at Ml. Pleasant Baptist church. About 25 men enjoyed this pleasant aptr.-L^; _.? ' . t r STATE COLLEGE GRADUATE V HAS PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS IN ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. / "r * ~i Mr. M-ilfo'rd Hart, n pf?- ? "Stale Colleger. Orangeburg, S. C., is"" now located in. the progressive, cityrnrr.-?t j of _Rqcky_JVIount, N. C. Even though i / ^Ir. H?|t htm nn? hnnn-?U4? ?.4?y T : but a few-, years, he has succeeded in gaining- "the eonfid6nceT-Qf-~-?hfe^<Mfrr~ ~ jzoh. <if in > .-.that he has,,a-large .nnd lucrative pa tronage. Mr. Hart is n l inpncnrl . plumber, ."having leafncd this trade j while iT student of State College. ^AVhile he is engaged?with-the dutigs of his trade, his wife, formerly. Miss .Bessie -MeDuflie-also -a graduate of State College runs' a service station. Mr. an j Mrs. Hart have a beauUful hom,c, which is well-kept and - beautifi'llM I'm nii-lmit Thnf M,. Hart^is? wall -.trained?in domestie???r? science was fully dymopstrated w>en rni\ n - wppmr iinri " j honor of'Professors Staley and Sim-..' I mons of A. and T. College, Gieunsj bo.ro, N. C., who jjtere- passing "thru Rocfcy-MTTTTTfr"euroute t<T the Farmers' | Conference, Parmele. N. C. 71 ?i? "j" MTT Hart, while an under-graduate " . ? 'at State College was a star football aiid base ball nlaver. V ?-? v ?;? 11 - v- ? ^ Big Pageant which was sched\uled to be held . at "Benedict "EaB Park Xuesday.Sen! 7ih S Jn Presbyterian r Church on Sumter"^*' street, or^ thd same dafe. ^ ' . -a . . ; , JlJ.'. I . i DUAXTI^ a jA. ! i iiun Hi 048/ i ' L. A. Hawkins" ^ -Heal Estate Agency "Homes on Easy Terms" i 11U7 \'f Washington- Strepf COLUMBIA, S. C. rial Cards "1 r~7 \ f 1 I . . . Oflice- Hours': ~ ~T~ PKone^3536 >~ I SLA-M* to'2 P. M. _ - ' " L.3JV M. to 7 P. M. ' : -iiumiayau-By-Ai.^pni'1'^gntf. ? >^= " l>r. H* ii. Thompson * ~' , T Crown nnrl Ri'i/l<ro - <" ! U ? ? ?t ux iv a oprcimiy. Pyorrhea Treated Successfully. I 1414 1-^ Assembly Kt r.?ti.riihin| C r' 1 := ; : --Offiee Honrs: Hf to 12 J\T- ?~tn-jr V ~M VlJTirz:. ,'lekphone*: OlKce 5744; Res. 3702DR. M. A. EVANS Dl.SRiiRP.s nf Woinorv- A Specialty. Graduate Nurses in Attendance. J501V4 Taylor _St., Columbia,?Sk G. ! mmmmmm?mmmmmm " . Office Hours: ^ Telephones_ 11 A. M. t.n 2 P lM. Offieo <847 O P. M. to 8 P. Ml??'^Res. _~88?S? -1>V. W. D. CTiappefle, Jr. { _jQfflcer -J Reidence: ^ 2101 Gervais St - 1301 Pine St -DR. II. H. GOOPER \ Dentist ^ ?i, ; ^ __ Gold Grown and Bridge Work _ A Specialty?~ ~~ v, '^Special Attention Given Jto Diseases ^; *?*?, Of ihe Guma" -1 1 Residence Phone 8264 r ;