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Saturday, February1 5th, 192' REPORT OF EMANUEL A. M P. CHURCH, K^NDALL -TOWN 10 o'clock Sunday School conduct ed by the superintendent, Mr. M. i Williams. After the usual proceed ings the students reported to the! classes. Review by Mr. Green Jack son which urn- nc nciiol Remarks by the pastor. 11:30 morn ing services. The sermon pteache by Rev. Holman, the pastor. Th discourse was taken from the 43 <li ? vision of Psalms and the 1st vers( which?read*-thuai__"As the hear ^-'panteth after the water brooks, s' panteth my soul after Thee O God. The discourse was explained beaut i _Lj fully. ???5| 4. o'clock the Junior e'uinh. lsl the recessional and processional. Th ^speaker of the evening being absen Rev. Holman made a talk to the chil hren so that the -child could -mule* ehild understood it I am-sure. The notices were read by the jun ior church clerk Master Hym?nv \Vill iams. The collection was lifted b; Edgar. Thompson and MVivin 1\>U stewards of the junior church. Mis 11 Eva Roscbor o ugh acced as organist Song service by the choir of the jun ior-churcftl turned out 100 per cent. Remark * ' were made by Mrs. A. Roaeborougl -?-?6:30 the A. C. E. League wim eon ducted by?Mr. Essex Clark. ~ ' 7:30 the evening services were con ducted by the pastor-Rev. Julius llol man, who preached another' interest ing Bermon. Joseph Delaine, Mrv Nash and chil drenr were among the visitors.' At this writing,?Mrs. rtnlmrm tft pastor's, wife, Mrs 'Wise and liar ma are still on te sick .list but each i much improved. ^ SAKA?L_ W A SHI V( I'lTHT" Bamberg News (By T. A. Robinson^ here "and despite the fact that it \va a fifth Sabbath the services for th day were full, in most of the loci: churches, in and around the city. There was an afternoon and _ a . * nigfot. st>rvice at thq St. Jojy'Bai usr cnur^fl, ?tonowmg?immc were set apart as Deacons .of St. J oh Baptist church Sunday at ^ro'f-loc . p. nr: Brothers Clyde Mulrilcthi James Bruce and Allen. Powell. Th Ordination Sermon was preached b Dr. ,'M. C. ft. Djillard, pastor c Thankfyl. Baptist church. The sei ?>on was a masterpiece and an abl charge to the candidates. Immeuiat took place. Rev. J. h. Dudley th pastor and Dr. Dillard olliciating. The Christian Endeavor League-c the Zion Hill Presbyterian church'ha a very lively session Sunday-inornin at 12 o'clock. The subject "Denoin national Loyalty^was ably and lull discussed by the follou imr wpo -l <-iMr. W. H. Handy, Mrs. M. A. Kobii son,-JVlisa" Jessie Joyner, Mr. W. C ? Wjlson, Kev. T. A. Robinson, Mis Margurite Robertson and others. A party of BlaCkville folks motbre to our city Sunday. The followin were in the party: Mr. and Mrs. . Odom, Mrs. Jannie Brown, and Re1 Mrs. A- B. Broiriy.- Tlte- party- ai tended the Zion ilill Presbyterian Su the guests of Rev., and Mrs. Brow ances and friends. The Live Wire Club of Yhartkfi Baptist church had a special prograi Sunday at T fr, m, The subject, db cussed was "Which has done more t Chriatianize .the World men or Wc ? men s very aote talks were nra<] " orithesfdeof the women by Mr: Ursula Johtison, Mr. John Kearsi and others; while on the side of th men were: Revs. L. R. I'ayton; W. T< Chappelle, the writer and other v-v.After the discussion the pastor I) billard delivered? a strong .sermo from these words: "Be thou faithfi unto death' and I'll give you a crow of life." Subject "Faithfulness." A offering of $10.00 .was, given. Tli Rome Baptist choir of Denmark fin nished the music for thp service. " . , U The Voorhees?Se*tette of Bask< ball girls played the citv Puhl School girls here Monday at 4 p. n At first it seemed a tough fight; i one time the scores were 2 points fc each side, but- the visitors soon g< the lead and held-at to the end; th . final score being .18 to 11 in favor c the visitors. *fh?r next .glmc wl be with the Frazier girls "this cit; Wednesday^ February 9th. At til I last game between the two locj teams the scores were 7 to 9 in favc of the public school girls. The Williams Singars are booke 2. 7. . . ' ^ ' . L for here FehrunrvSfl Thoy urill ?ir.g llcitrthi' Fnrelci'. audltot'lutn. . vi(?y will give a concert at Central I Baptist church, Denmark, S.- .; Fri- I (rtvy February "4 under the leadership S of MissMlpbecea Thompson their mus- I ic teacher.* ^ Sunday, next vyjU. be1-,inter Uoluj mi- J national day with the C. E. League I '* at Zion^Hrll Presbyterian church. I ?Lhe It. Y. l1. I)., UpWoitli League and ' all the "young popple's societies are H invited to be "present, with motto H KSfigs prepared to take part on the 3 ^ nVonrnm. __JL- red'letter day is ex- |!j - ported. ?* BK ? Rev. L, R. Payton living oh the su- *^2 bilrbs of the city lost his home and on ' contents by l'.re Monday morning a- qu f bout-4 o'clock.- He has the sympathy fe - <i?rf the'community atid friends. ? wj e Grt'envHl6 Loculs ^ T~ ' ' , " v- . M* ' ! ^ . ; Uli . ' (By W, A. Fisher) v. j pe y Rev. I>. L.. W.itherspoon preached a j e"""rjvo~l-.no!>;;- Gospel sernions Sunday;! s as u'sv.al; The Tnorning discourse was' ~ "Mre- Im amy and Security of the !_T~CT-'nr. h^ ITiis tiiemc proved?very?? li'.I'iiiifi;v. instructive and gnnl- gtly-j h ri"?' '1 he night message was also s far "abotfc the average. Music for eC , -t^ie inorn'iig \servLee was furnished .su l.v the ?rrho .Sunday ^* . Sihoot?was well- taught and_ al'.ly reviewed, The League service j K1' i was featurde with a .recitation by *^' Mr. lingerie Bowling a'nd an address tn by the prfelTleht. On ' next Sunday evening, M|->\ M.hina Calhoun will be \?h . he principal ape alter. ? __ |U'V jy?The \\ ilit Be Club met with Miss : n> Mamie lliirdon oit. Jenkins street s Monday" afternoon. An excellent session was reported., re Tin- Lp-j.ni ! !).i i'i'i ftnn iup piT-ele eri - met at the Imnie of Mrs. Pinkie Aaron very---lovely time Was had:. Refresh-: meats were served. .er Messys.. Krnest and Willie Robin- j er ; on, of Ware Shoals, w.cipe the guests ' of-Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robinson, Logan i c' Ov.ft! I net I M i. A. with well known Negro spirituals'. Cr it ? Not a scat in the house was empty, c ?l* an i halls aivl near-approaches to the g: >t fpulitorium held students and other S le citizens of this city who had come to _ >f enjoy an hour Agf real jnelody. Nor S 11 was tlu~ crou d dissapoinetd. The 10 c f, vocalists and their director gave a ? e recital which met the hearty approv- 8; ll-xiL of the nearly 000 persons present, 3 r. Sevei*nl numbers by the glee club i3 ; qtiartet wore unusually received; and a d so were the number#"given by the ^ .Mrs, _ Alex Williams, Mrs. LossieL H 9 Lloyd and Mrs'J. *\V. Ware visited j ?f Abbeville Sunday, where they were j ?thcr-guestS at dinner of Mr. and Mrs.1 't Km: .!). Butler. ' . , Ml n ' The Pastfir's* Aid Club of Spring- ; : ;1 "7?i'.eiil Baptist church entertained withjf' ?, t ?s?jr a dciichj.i'ul supper at the home of j " .Mrs. Mary Coleman, Logan -street,' * Monday night. Thft all'ajr proved j ,Iv ' quite successful. ... j es ^ - meeli:rg at the home of Mrs. Ella .11 Bowling, Nicholas street," Wednes- iii day afternoon, with Mr. O. W. Wq'ole ridge as host. A very profitable meet; w 'a ir.g was had, after' which refresh- j Qi minus- were served. l o\ ' ,.Iiev.. W. M. ^'.utson preached at Tabrenacle Sunday.to the satisfaction ' wi * of a lull house. The? evening service ; -J.' ^ \\as,featured with the Installation ol 1 I), Sunday Sc hool ollicers and teachers, j br ? bot talent of the city and was- in- j ' tere-iing tincmynotit. "Stmtlay School' l; nervUy.x and the XL 'Y. P; IL program! A r' won,- well'attended.?' > ' : j s The" Boosters Club met at the*Home j " of its Vice President, Mrs. \v. A.' ivisiion Logan street Tuesday af- [ ? lernoon .with an'exceptionally large: number 1 present. After business l" session, was. had, a program \Vqs ren- | " 7"dei"edl" ruTc-r which brother .Thomas ^ l.n;-,ux n?very welcome vTsTtor was7]-?l j re n ed to .trie assembly. He re- j n ponded with words of n raise and: ht -e'.nlburajienuMVw?-The attendance of st th eClub is. increasing with each ] d( i meeting and the outlook .for anotherj"11 gri-it?.yearn work?hi vt'ry bright."] ^ ' Watch, the star of the Piedmont. [5 ? What proved one of . the best en-j? J* erL.inmcn.lK .of the current season g | was given, by the A. JJ. Club at the! ? i homo of IVfist; Mayme ^ White, East | **^">11(0 crowd was present to enjoy the I ?> A'hiilling occasion. ' f 8 s A. & T. SINGERS IN PLEAS- | rj ING PROGRAM BEFORE g H WHITE AUI)IEN E^r?? il j? - "?; - y - ** ^ ? nr-- Greensboro, N. C.?A packed North g n Carolina College auditorium con- 8 IC: fronted mem bora-of the A. &' T.-col- g - ' ojchri k when tlmt TrrTfmT?%\fiori fooFg it the' stage to give inspiration at the 8 ic vesper soi-vico nf.thp cnllaoa V Ty, P ..g . * 1 WM -'f ' - fit of I jiglS u 3 , V-; *?$ mtnts pl| Our ?"$3 '^'1-' 4 won v SSSWt^.iaZE^CS^S?3B the company of singers', Religi- B c. melodies "were file basis of tile ; ti cital. The negro national anthem ft is used as a closing number. 1 II It is U custom at Xftrth Carolina _VJ illcge for the A, & T. C^bTtoge^frTg'-:V a. to- he hmtcd-pitch yeaf to gW-a <ri ogi'inn at the auditorium untlOi* the T? ispices of the Y. W. C- A. Their a: rfomiance last night is further ev- - 8 imce of +ht- fact thut llie CUstorh is 'i' good one. . ' [ I5 INDIANTOWN CIIATCGE / NOTES . ~n ??-t-771 Dear Editor of The Palmetto Lead-. s ; please allow me space* in t"Bis ise to tell of the great work of this 1 A large- ; " We are proud to-?say that itis"pro-; essing along-.all -lines. Since the', uniml Conference, we have.taken in '* enty-three ' (23) Tneiwherst and tvc nearly -finished ceiling two of V ir churches. We arc now "gettingadv to remodel tip' other one. ; JWe-haxL-om-; eeond Qimrtcyly Qnn-r ronoi-rm. last Saturday" January 21.' was largely attended: All of* our ^ ports were good and showed; pro. . , , * ii After the Quarter the sisters of . t. Caflnel church prepared_a hlg _ nner. Everybod.y got a plenty to " it' . It was one of the hesjt confer- | ices that we have, ever hadt i On Sunday morning a't eleven o'ock the Presiding Elder, Iir. T. J. ile?1 preached at Oft. Carniel church " e selected for a text the 15th verse "" the 7th Psalm, lie preached a ^ eat sermon. -.From the Responses seemed t'hat-every body was touch- a 1 with the fllolv" Snirit. Peonlo ime from twehty miles to hear the 1 pspel. The church could not hold o people^, . , , ? , |J! On that afternoon the Trcsiding t church: He selected for/ a' text ,, alntjnnu oth etepter?ant}- 1st verse, lie sermon^ Was- also instructive spiring. ' ,p' ' > -I j The p'qhlic collections for Sunday I e us $25.00 and Dollar money for the uartec-was $36.00. Everything went . iw or the top. , : I jj ^Ve feel, with the leadership of our p ide-awake Presiding Elder, Dr, T. . Miles and our faithful pastor, Itev. \ . N. Wilson, there is mothing for us j it success. , ' ; ' - ' ? y (M-RS.d F. \ . WILSON j n KTHJ R HOWE "PASSES" resident of both Senior Class .A and Athletic Association of I Irnt or T1 Wackincrlnn h omx/HVI * "* - ? High School Succumbs b After A Brief n Illness. I - y y l^'Ta Member:*- of-t-he- s<'n5w-'class iiblccr T. Washington Iliph School It ive been profitly saddened by the <> idden death of AHTfur Howe, ^vho C parted thif life January 25, 1927.: ^OOOOOOO'Vl'^C'OOOOOOC'OO^OOOC'O ..... _ HEv The Fislc Unry / Give A Program c oh Unusual Beauty, Pc . ' v ... .... T anc 1 . I 1 1V7U1UO Nevv President of ?* Set Forth th The New Fisk in Fducat 1 ... at v - . -^Bethel7A~. fyl, y " _ on February a- 1?-T " : ; :K9:9:wxo:re??aewe???iccoeo^ Si mam j?a? igaiia ._ T" n'T,"" TO !,KA4>?tt ? . . . (excise the utmost J &nd give the benelong experience in -ting the arranK^ l^wjjl i for the interim n't. Service elirriin ties B*j?szfi6BieeEurura??afc^^^ c ause of tiis many conunenda aiis of character, "he u as a gout ivorite tlu'pughout the. High Schl e Wtis both president of the sor The funeral services were conck i, Sunday attcrnoon January yO, (hliel A. i>i. fj. church, by his pasl misled by the pastors of First i ccoml Calvary Baptist chund he paU* bearers were selected lar from the members of his el; ho body \yas laid, to rest in >'Ug1 UiS?C eUlcte r y?dn"The" prose f, a largo cirele of friends. r? ? .SlfhilOR-CLAS.S K Book or T\ Washington H . lRTIU-K KOWE IS NOHVfOi Just a few month's before gradu ig from graduating from the Bo t Washjjprton * lii all School,. Art] owe. was eaii'ed to the. city abc le \\as one of the outstanding eh ttor.s. ei' young men. lie loved inn\ lij._iiii_k.cod Ins- Jahool; ho.lo ts"aSsi7eial es. ami "alilovod him. lie .was i resident of the 'Set lass dl' his sxhayT, and also- pi VlV.. pf thli.'iUJilolif n.i.'m iiUiun. a's a great, sight to see over 12, t lvons in attendance at the fain 1" a young 4ad pt\ only eighteen'.ye f age, and to- hear so many l nings 'Spoken showing the tsteeir liteh he-was-held by all . who ki im. Some of those speaking in lira!iotl- of this noble- young cl i ter weret Mrs. Celia- 1). -Saxon. 'resalgy. Mr.Joel 11. Jack sop, Il? >r. H. W. LdngTTharles H. Bro nd-J. K. Beard. Mrs.* Saxon stres he fact that a person does not h j get old to'be respected by all a] nd, therefore, the vou.ig race she liitate Arthur Kp\vc \yJie*-prcpa iniseif in. yuqrh-for society and 1J en. ' S ' -1 .- . . Miss 1 Dai:* y. Roach of the Boo CtHhingtog High School stVllg do which wafj most be.ltting for erosion. Arthur -Howie dtpd Tin ay January 2?, 1027 and was f ralized at Bethel A. M. "E. chui f this city of which 'he was an ; e member. 1he- pull bearers w< ioiiprary: Messrs. Emerson Shel-n reston Doby, Wilhert Maniga -eon'Stal ks, Iiicnry Starks, and one -Oheck. AeViv.c: William Joi a'incii ruwfej,;, .IfciduiVJ Willie nib-am IK 1 l.oit Kt^ mi - Ffhrrrrd?Ivver. Flower 'ere:.tMMscj'.Lfcjliun Vmll bra -lone.-. Sadie A.)'!'"-, l-'ll., Hv iattic I.yloT, Annie.\Umignult ! rlmn Forest. The many floral designs were, n c-aiftiful,?. w+.frh were sT'til nought- from * his teachers, eh Kites, chibs and friends. -Mr, T. 'inekney had the fnm ijd in chai nd if there is such a saying as h ig a beautiful funeral, we jhen n dnpt that' Arthur Kowe's was f tlie most beautiful <>veif~~hac "olumhia. : * " ~ He fpaves to mourn him a mot! 0000<?0<>\> O O O ft1 <> OO OO OOvOOti a -r* * - / - ' ? . )f Jubilee Music ivver and Inspiration \ v Elsa Jones Fisk University e-Plan for?? ? ion tor Coloicd People r-? ^ ; L,. ^hurctr: tO, 1927 e~~ -- ?!?TTTl - -* :.r .... *** j*Mr& Clara Rowe-Nowell, Mr. Fritz Mt. . I llflt f|J Harold Xowoll, Mr. Wilhcrt Nowejl, Col jl_Mrs. Jii ttic Muck. Mr. J. R. iDrUikd* I and Mr. S. J. Daniels. .* - fu?r 1 A FRIEND colci I j. IN MF MORI AM .> ei" Ihvead but iovinflr memory of Addie w ill <'o<>k-FulIerr who departed this life shot one year ago, February 1, 1920 at yea ^Philadelphia, Pa. ? ? if li (->ur-dear-sister-we miss you," tvlll Our heart's have felt the pain; intf g But our father in Hea'Ven f ' frie ti^?"lie knows everything. - diet lie leads us with a Ipving hand, U'al **ul" tlis'wavs we ' cannot under*. IZT ^and;. \ ' 7'\ SW iior ^ut vvc trust Him more and more, ?^Sxxnio-day yuu will greet us, ict_ On the Heavenly shore; ; .' -A.^w M rs. Mary Cook, Mother lfro_ ^7 Mr. L, C. uook, Father ^nj " - Calvin Cook, Brother ^jj ,n< ^lts- Fa lee's o Cook-Davis, .Sister ?? fV CHRISTIAN HOME' BURIAL {hn h"; BENEEIT SOCIETY v e the . \ ou ,u<' Holts A Great Union Meetin .,m Near Silver Street, S. C. - - .. . . " ? ?nr io-lv * - ' (By Prof. W- R. Bowman) . "r' , :?ro . It is the custom of the above nam- , r% ? r Vt j E*I!'- *d society to haye a union meeting . ? . ? ;??j? ?; , , , nt" every quarter and this" union was helo i-it- XiU hear Silver. Street, over the -Salud; ?k" side., at- Jit. Eno Baptist church. In \ " iulr ' any wi^h 'th'o Rev. J.. \V. White U(J* we left Blythewood on Friday afteral~?rn.mi.jMt by the way of Columbia .. M>.) through Neyvhyrry and out to the vt" hrrcii. H'he Rev. White just bought ^ \ the car the day before, we picked uj uo . Re\v Thomas Bowman and Matthew' L,a~ Ri. hard.-on near Ir'mo Vll' ...wi'h us:. On' our arrival- we found -U brother Peter Wilson ob Chester stili. i *la' singing and shouting. The Rev. Ed ' ^ als P;. Sarfders, of Lbwry preached a ,uo strong annual sermon. -The people- . 1 -just?shouted as Sanders poured the ;V lcav Word'of.-God upon them. Rev. Sandac*~ ers is a born preacher, tho suffering vtiLh a severe cold! but the spirit of ^ the I.ord knocked that cold asunder. xiie. (telcome Address was delivered __ NVn' by the pastor, the Rev. M. D. -Murphy- -r? He told many laughable stories, the a . union, soon-realized that a man was 3 cTr"fhc jobrh' )U'1' Tile reports ffrnm the I iwlfnw iri.ro otf"ffom "1HM quarter. A go?d many. >v>. " lodges did not send any repres^ntat- ' ?ivrr Our financial. report- was oTT ~ from last quarter. Our death /rate ?cl?ttrrs? unusually " hu ge, each president" ~ j was hustliqg. for his or herr money. - . irs" This reporter think we pay too un" much for-local expenses of the Un;C1' "ion; fifty "dollars to the-Lodge is a ?q-qlct" plenty, take that other money and > ' ?q.uy off. our deceased. ~ Besides that. s 1,111,1 we owed the grauflfifce'Slde.nt-money, 5 u ' why not pay.heiTotRLand get Straight " with tijptiX'orki. I arao think we meet u"vVtoq ojpKMi, once every six months is a y, . !)!c'njy or ilividn.l.hn ronton intn Tt-rq-rr0 * lieTp^gpd a lower division with- the 3 'l"' c-.'iliinut.?over bot-lr of tllOh1, 3 ' ? v.im'il mVP hundreds nr dnllniM 1 hiv.r: -g ; ~~ " * "j ' hard times, We all can mcetr-or both- 31111 divisions- can come together in the Slate meeting. We personally know 1 .h <4 three different lodges expecting ant^ the July meeting. Two of them have 7 ls*~ announced it to their local lodge, all J (if this ic hpino* rlnnn Hnnonco U ? - - ... V?VIIV ^tQUOU U1 Linr ^?-hundred dollars.' ATT~State Agent 1 <7t ,4U want' it clearly undejrstood'tHat the -.mmnd prmidcr?t--artd-~hcr raWhoT havih -Md ^?"e not'decided on any place and will not |J* Duets at Leeds. * ' ~ >iti no J* ' . ' . Our enteralinment was nhpve thr?r~3 average, they hod more homes than ? F " ^ "delegates. The delegates were pleas- .;-ul g 6d hey<>nd_espressioD, the.. vyayltHeyl g were treated. We stopped with Mr. .gj and .Mrs. James Gaines. They have a r<1 O" lovaTile home and one sweet"daughter g in school. They treated us more than g nice. Among- our old fgid now frierid., ___ ?-Wo mot"war. Mrs. Amanda Rhine/ 31uj ~ O?is?a?Sunday School feather. and ' a" ?; great worker in her church, like her ? dear mother, she,-is "a chip of the old g block. We also met Mrs. Fanny ReaCj der of Clinton hnd many othe"rs too b numerous to mention. However, we 25 g couldn't closer this article without W .... - --f -- mprromning our old frifefld, S. W. Sul? Carlisle. Brother Sullivan ? hns been sick fin quite a while and ^ P We were all glad to .see him. He was. g" .looking well W. E WiHinrng nfJHel |^"ona is the real book keeper. He un' ? (lerstands every thins about the Or- off! 6 dcr and keeps the grand president 170 O posted on things. But the two real ? bosses are Burton and Richardsdn. When they get together business 1t| picks. up at once, we le'fl Saturdayj> afternoon and Richardson promised 0:' to send me the report at once, but ] this day (February 2) I have not re cwH a liner frem hiW The pastor, W, the Rev.-Mtibtey, tnteTiTnonFT ^ O ha% things in well trim. He is too Off , j ffood a naan to bo ou tin the country. imi_._ .7.'...-.? ? ? 5 ^ ... page fwbrl.no Letter treat him real nice. if ' ~ Oil it in u ylui'L for hlnvhol'o n^ar ? umbia. The.se* two churches will luuV six .hundred dollars a vcar,^ sonaj^v and board thrown in. ,1 I the deacons about lrini yesterday, . The Old (dray and The New Rid?tar-writing some* great* truths u days, if he doesn't stop, ho -uuakoi-mauy- of--tes- bej4eye that he ?? uld? have been . Presiding Klder r.s aire. 1 tell you he; better stop, ie continues that kind of stuff he "slcalTsfmc's birth Tiehl- l"y stealthe .leadership.'fro'ni hi/ bospni S *-rnd, Dr. Atf&hts. XYatcJ^ my pj'.eion. ? , * ' . " 1IX M l'.M< )H I A \1 =_ ?? vd'FRT:? '} icic-ti tu thi. memory. of (iyi idenr ' nor IXaisy ISwyftei'l nt Ir?r.?}, -S. r.? T VntPTrrt itiToJ^ornal resX '1 years"1 T"" ^ bruai v; u. lh2m v. . ' , ' wore a crov n . ol" patience,. . / . ...... through the year.. _.-ho' st. ruc.rJed se Hapd;* thn' re>- forever. ?thc hands ii ^mV /"ir homq . " suffered inuvh, you murmured ' >t. ?;?- ?~?:?T- ~ watched you day by. day. . t rh-a~ guardum A'k'cT caine _ safely stole you. away. " " T", Try miT eyes- ;H~e raided, ~ ' ' ' wing' weaker every day, lenity -bearing hor suU'oring . 4 il flrul i iiiHf her a Way. ?? ? " ' are resting in peace mother dear > years have passed away'/1 are g<?n? Rut ny.ttiuryxipttuy ,think ?Jf you each day. ??? ? Your loving .children, , . ona (ij'.ay^ ito>a- Davis. John, da \hvnxy, f'lo'el.l, Illla, Irma an<T . sy. .... . _ ' . ^ " ' ' ' ' ' ~ H?.a i?v Ty,-t "W'A V E -O" .y :'y " n Ideal "Hair Trainer for Men and men. Keeps I he Hair in its place train* "Half to lie, straight. For ? at. ' T_1 S?* T-? l rii seiisun s isaruer fcnon : " ~ r* . ~ . j-. MVN ST. rAUMniA: s. r7" Beautiful and flood Pianos to be had at lowest prices and on teffrrs to suit you, ?at ihi.- Old Established,1 ? ? ~T UALONE^MUS^e HOUSE l.-Jlib' ."Main St., Columbia, S. C. E-?Efc?t\ty o^jd years, of un- _ . .. nterrupted success, in Columbia is our gurantee. ?K8???C6SC^^ , Brat d New H CASH REGISTERS ; | : For ? ale '8 Registers loto 3 Oc - -o Rg^^rstSu: to $ 1.00. 4*9.50 ^ gTstcifr t c to?3 l>0 Of-'OO ? " Registers lc to 2l-.0O 77.f/() .g * ?ONE-YL AR 1 O-PAY?~?" TjHtftifiileis? g , - 88 1203 Lady Street?" f hone 7f98 lr? yo;o^;o^o:o.oo.o.o o 6.^>.o o v cto.oi^o Or.'L. M. DAXtKLS ' i-U^ s 11: wVYi-ttvid S u y-Ci n n r,? icial -AiUT.ii.Mi. Triveii>..L'.Kea*ei? 0 ? v U u^ijeti .' .-= ' * *- - ??? .? llcfridL'iii'u =*= '.o \\ ashington, *2220 Hampton -Llb-iiie?Iuu+ ??? ice Hours':- Phone i M.to 2 1' M A >. M ro. 7 i\ M ? . . ' 25'a.S^ By Appointments.. 1 JftlXlJVhu hi pstrit-1 SorgeotT" Dentist >m^au(L^BridKe A\ <>rk^a- .Specialty, . 4 1-2 A ssenOdy-St.. 'Columbia. S. C. DRrH II. COOPER ? Dentist Cold Crown and Bridge Work ' 4 A Specialty icial Attention _Given to Diseases ??Of1 the Gum a '~\ " ~ tee Phorie 6429 1125 Washington St Residence Phone 8??4 _? X? " IIWUI o. f-rirj*tft jtt*> ? eo-to?1.09 P. M: Res. 48(hi 00 to 8:00 P. M Dlfc J. G STlJARTce: Residence 2 Main Street 1417 Pine Street Cfi Hour?: ;?*? 30 A. M. to 2 P. M :.7 OfTn e 3o36 ? "n r. M to ? r? 1{PS. r,548 Dr. C. E. Stephenson --^V?(rUz> ?nd (Stt'cco" Spfoinltv ; / j ?11 .." Ji.es4 __? ITTAiseffibly St .1.128. Onk St.