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f' ' ' Saturday, August, 13, 1927 I Chiireh News By REV. JA .uOj^oirvo^v^^vC'X ; ^ v ZIOX BAPTIST cm ?CH NEWS . -*! ' . - - Baptist Church. The assistant su__.. perintimdent^?Mr.- JThomfcis Dargan hfts-rsplcndid corps, ^of^tsdehei's were on time to greet the large at* ? r-'iidiinw at? Sunday 3ehuul.~rrn<TL oTiTdr 7 teacher showing preparation by their manner of instruction. At 11:30 the pastor preached from the tovf '-WW wnj wfit n mnn _ ** "0 gain this world arid lose his soul?" We have one of the best pastors in the-State. He always h-i^ n tyiirji. _ .*; 'rig mesagr for, his chngresViHon^ There'Were 0 new n-wmherg '~frfl.tr.a _ f<> the church;; - - -frTri the "afternoon Dr. While preached at- the Shiloh Baptist 'Church, Shandon Anex for a convention at ' ?:?0 P. Mrs. J. C. White-nrnrCs-d?HT?~~ushers of the church and r thrv gnve a bcaufiful selection. Sun day njlrhti We enjoyed them. fi-00 P ~\T Miss Bynum conduct^- ad Die B. Y. P. U.. We are .to . -ay that this organization is grow: ""\t under, the direction of Dr. RulT *?1?Miss?By num.? ~ V 8:00 P. M. the'Pastor-nron'ehed _j i<> i\ ['iu-Kfi nqmsp irpm rnc^ liospel "vouchor and the .bb.ieet of his dips * " "Unto me who am less than least of all saints is this grace "* : . that I^haujd preach among the ' . . Cent'Ids". the iThscltPcTiaKTc" riches of Christ." Rphesians .3:8. The col'cticn was SI03.48. When want to. hem; n reel good sermon,'come and hepr our pastor. On the 28th of August thore~vill he a-Red, White and Blue pew rally. ^pme and see which pew jvvjll raise . fhe highest amount of money.! , A musical programme will be the * of the evening. ? ?? ATrs. josio Belle White left .lust Thursday for New Jersey to. visit friends.. ' S'EJVS OF THE OLD POLKS HOME . f . ? ,_i?-\\V-w?yh-tn report that , mites at the Old Folks Home .are s'ill doihit nicely in health. We have another tmmher added to the homeif ={--0110 Mr. Sanders, which makes a total of Ion hi thb home to he cared i Mr. Fletcher, who. is a laborer at ; the railroad shop, has interested him _ 'tclf- in helpinpr the cause of the old ?.? .folks home. " ?,? - In JulS' lie was successful in jiiak in?r a collection which amounted to *2.R(L We are very fjlad that Mr Fletcher has taken the dear old folks ' to heart-, and is. lending us a hdpinir V.a:jd. We appreciate his kindness . toward us... . I The. Rev. Simmons is"~$tilf On hip f"ii,;stian march. He is also labor inft with mo and doing his utmost 'iJ mo in carrying on this : r'cnt on user?? -?; :?; ?; Tie was one who attended tho Tom t'>-or k -"Qnplist Unl&ri and Sur.day " School Convention at Kingsvillo. ~ -. 0., July 29?31. He was successful in lifting a donation which amounted to Sf.14 for the interest of. the. old f I'-s hoorio. Wo thank Rev. Simmons fur his cooperation. - Wr wjsh for _ '-"v hanp|ness and good hoallh. If there he any donation. We ask i?.u to please send to 2120 F.lmwood " '' A: ' . SHter Jonie Ferguson is another ccor-t?assistance?in the work. She f? still on the Christian march arfd ? is doing food-wherevet she goes. We bett the prayers of the entire public. Susie .Rrggers, reporter. IRA J. (lAMRl.E'S BROTHER BASSES ? After -receiving-the'-sad irtttfligence of the death of my brothei\~"f" left immediately for home to attend the ??f funeral. : I wish to thank the friends for the' kind courtesies extended during: the" -? - nirmss antj death of my brother, Wil lard. ; . ' On our way back to Asheville, we I called at the Leaders' office. ?were greeted \Vith a smiling: f. f; (T lj.V Prof. # Geo. H. Hampton. It L is nlwavs inspiring to meet a man , v of his type; a Christian gentleman! . and educator* of wide reputation. | K r will return to (Columbia in Sep-' . 1 ember to resume my studies at AlK Vn Fniversity. CARD OF THANKS We fhank our many -friends for ; l rm}ny deeeds of kindness, sym- ! Hpathy and floral expressions at the ^Kemie of our wife and mothers, Mrs. F. Vance. (REV.) L. F. VANCE and children.,, B,~. Wh'ffliMBliftr." "in ii' .y.-..- jjjj.5.*.,\,vo ~O " " 2 of Columblai I WHiTE ' ' *: ' 9.'j &,w0C,C'VMVV;jO,JV".,V'l - - - lfivtlJIil. CHI'KCII NOTES ' "I'he.-Gulden liulo again proVcd to bo the outstanding lesson in the life of all irood (Christian) people,? brought out by Mr.Harvey in a splen Jd re > .i.'w of the loKiHon-on-Otrrtth'TrnTt~ ' SLUl Sunday. . .. . At 11:15 A. M.- Dr; J. E; Beard * Vscendod tlie rostjunl, everything be-' munion, he* selected the following text: . Jolin 10:15, "And I lay down Personal Sacrifice." . ? . I ?I >?di...P.rni*y in?the?sermon Dr. * Beard" in a few" brief remarks paid tibiae to Major General 'Wood, who ! suffered death for the cause of pub-1' lie duty?"War \vi]l never cease till UH'Tt learn how to treat one :indther, till one race learns ' how to leaf another, till one nation "learns how to "treat mother."-?Major Gen. WVpd. I.>n'./l.a.aizlQ;:; tlie'.-smbjcct, "Personal Sacrifices" the >"t>VLvVPhef. drove home many wonderful truths t? the hearts "Mul minds of the many hearers; :'* hoy wfrre stlfficiep* to set any goul thinking, "To sacrifice ,t? Godtwe m^t sacrifice to our friend, our fel-. I. man, or some worthy cause. He xyo all for these,- what hast- thou ?iven for -Hiw?" The sermon proved '< <>. ; te?* thought accomntvnied hv the , weiv of the spirit. " The Christian Endoaypr was.'-jrood - unlay evening, and the ' program . - vet Sunday promises to be much 'otter. .Come and Witness it please. \t 8:00 T. M.j a short ' prayer meeting, ai.d song service began which was very good and enjoyed - Dr. Beard- then selected the "fob 'owing te\t from the Writing of St. ."ohn: "If ye know these things hap-, y are yo if ye do them."?"Knowing mil clomp; asserted? t.nere s arc hin?rs we canHearn host how to '1? Vy doing .them and there arethinps 'mi belter understand-by peifor-so "it ts^w trh' .r kttnwtertfto -of rthe teachings of .Jesus Christ: Come to the services Sunday and ' n with us in the worship and?pre-r-rahe; A warm welcome awaits you there. . NEWBJRRHY NKWS" * * ?* The Third Quarterly Conference r was held at Miller Chapel A, M. E. hurch on Monday nipht Aup. 8. Rev T. K. Tyler presided; the meeting .hpcncd'at 8:30 P. M. Sinpin,: _ nd prayer by Bro. M. L. Tasane. ' "iev. 'l yler read (he JOth Psalm. Tin -onference was -organized then wen' had all monies in hand. There was busings side; all the Clubs made' their reports. Quite o largo -crowd -wUs out?to?hear and see those whr. _ -were licit? enjoyed it very Jiiuch?Md!er paid out in full. She --Jen rfp; nothing else but that- "? The revival meetinps are start hp ell . around: Quite h- crowd was at Pleasant Cr6v.e A. M. E. church on last Sunday. . . .' i Mr. .Geo. Diivis is st ill on " the sick list. . 'ist; but she is reported some better. the Newberry circuit convened . a* Pleasant Grove church on. July 30 31 St, /027.? The session was succes? fnl in every repect. The conference va called to order at 2:30 o'clock "on he above date. After the devotional 6 services the conference was orpan:"e,rTYv the P F. Dr. 0. K. T-vles ' 'n n vprv unioiie form The? busi pss ol ! the evening was. carried ouT ~ nrope/ly. A ft,or wnieh v'c ret ired n our several hpmps. ,Wc also had t high day in Zion on Sunday: Sundry school opened on the usual hour. In the afternoon rye joined in a won (ierful sermon delivered by the P. K. I He selected for- hrs text thc "Tgtb ; erse of the Ofh chapter of St. John: -"And when they?wore?filled Jesus * sjjid- to his disciples gather up the 'ragmpnts that nothing may be lost." I have never witnessed a better sermon deliycrcd?by Df; I>yles. He was brim full of the Holy'Oh oat, and he didn't Ifavtr a-'"stone unturned. Our very souls were sptLort fire while he servant of God talked to us. We pray" God's special blessings ^>n our P. E., fbat hh may continue t#o preach God's word to saints and sin. * - . \ ners. J . THE PALMETT< i b bm g i 5P5S89BI5 ry ar jj maaEffiiaai .. . ... I$AMBJ^BG NE\VS .. J ' - ^ " ? Among those attending the Grand ' Lodge session of the K. of P. conven- j ing -in Charleston, July 24th through , r he/J!8th were: Sirs H'. Johnson, f i". A. Robinson, rep respiting Bridge :>c-. Nis i'. \N .. Uowhng and ~ P. Perry of?Myrtle Lodge; Sirs Lzekiel .Johnson, W.'G. Wilson. C. B, 3 Bruhson .and others. Mrs. Mary t May nurd represented the local court lodge?at?the Brund'"Court?session; ?^ while?Sir J. (1.?Honey?of Ridge?St,?n e was given the Grand Lodge 5 grand time. /" c ?Uamln r can now boast of a -well organized -local jubilee chorus of r ulorcd singers; which is nutting ov- ii ? pome popular. -programs. The nine of the group is the "Bamberg \ Jubilee Choir."* They have several dates under consideration already t dfered in rteart by towns. They add s w life wherever they g^o. Prof, A. ttpbinson of the Frasier Acade- X nv is business. mitfthcpr whiRf-Mia^ Aol't Stokes, a*" senior at Scotia W. h "olicge. Concord. X. (\, is j)ianst of t ""To'FhoruS. ~?-*-1- ??rye -J . "he troupe made their debut Tues t y night, July 18th in the Frasihr T Acadepiy auditoriuhi before a large tudiouce. The program consisted of i' male and female quartettes, two so- ii ratio so]os by Mrs, D. M. Washing- ,d on and Miss Annie Lee Redford; a v . nor solo by Prof. Robinson and a va lection by Miss Emma A. Brab- V ham entitled "Encouragement" by t nlniiv Mrs. Washington also n r.med the audience with her selec:on "The Legend of Bregent.v." Oth- a v outstanding features, of the prd^pTS was tin- -ehertis-. remlit-hm - of- - d MI.-nut .Trirt." led- by. Prof. Robinson; i h Mr. Nelson, leading: the base and S - ' n-w Wn -the- Wav'J- led bv Miss _ Stokes, and "1 know the Lord has r laid His handp-ori me" led by Mrs. A Pris.eiPa Redford. ,T.he house was 9I- '? vest brought down many tirjies with a ptanc'oys cWJtrsji The audience t rnibSt ran wild with enthusiasm. The program as a whole was pro- V uneed by the best musical critics ,r ~^"the lowtirps-the best program of -s. \ gro spirituals tyer rendered ' in s ' own by local talent. . Mrs. A. Robinson, who return home indisposed from Brooklyn, ; V., and Atlantic City, N. J., and r Northern, points, where she ! been spending her vacation with I > :onds, is now slbyly Recovering, t :'t is still confinefl-to- her- bed. We e trusting that she shall soon be ^ ut again. ? r? ?-?o Mis. Annie Reed of Jacksonville. _j ^la., is in town at the bed-side of ' ' r*,fosfer mother, Mrs. M. A. Rob- e She is looking the picture of v - Ufh..- /. ^ "1 city' colored public school was ' -"I'lotely demolished by fire Tues- > ' v. July 25th. " The origin of the ?. is 'unknown. - .* "King Cotton' is beginning to take ~7l * '0 throne around Bamberg. Some ? ring. but it .is soul that general n "~Botb~Weevil" nlaVCd havoc With~tfre~ T fop. fruit, so there will be short grass () \'!s year.. _a J'rs.. Florie __ Days has returned ' i Flushing, N. J., where she spent 7. v-wrol months during this spring and e u nvmeFr -: : ~ L ,M<-s. F." Handy is home again after. -I'lid'.tig three vveelnr^vtth friends' ? n Jersey City, N. J., and New York .vm " mborg and its surroundings, and > >nv a poor colored pastor has cmv benches to face becaQse their f -nncrre<htion has /the big melting ^ *"lia. which only time can cure. We j yo colored people coming here to _j, * meeting from* New York* City, . j ^ernsvlvania. Nrfw .T 1i"sevi and as 1 ^ as eight and nine Ijundrgtl miles v ". .- v??mS_the sole purpose of hoing? ' 'these meetings. and of having a, y \v t'jiip at a Sunday big meeting. ^ *, Ouitc a serious accident happened ?= 'o Mr. Johnnie .Tohnsofo duririg the _t storm which came through this sec- ? ' on Friday lasO while coming to f wn bringing white passenger^ ^ f 'roe fell across the. road patching , ' :s Dodge touring-car, crushing fcoth j Mr. Johnson and the passenger'he- j noiith its fall. It 4a said that the j i car ran several feet puljing the tree p *vith the men_crushed in the car under it. and the broken glass cut aev- j eral ugly gashes in Mr. Johnson's ^ ' ft * ' ' ' " V. . m.- iA - ----- ---?:?. ) LEADER . . bsmi! elligent, capable I ling of every mat- fe^-Tj| i the Funeral ar- PfijfM ifrnenls and direc- I1m|J g relieves of all wortd distress at the | 1??'?mm mm* I *'m i i ~ i i -r ?11??-~wui ? - rm ? - ? '? i ? IT FAIUIFI V'lIPDnil v/*'rno a. v*?n.?l iJli VII L IVV, 11 I^O Owirigs, S. C , Auk 7?The day of ubilee was tin slogan of the Piednont travelers. They wove ealled horh every nook and cornti o witness the opening of- the revivil meeting at Mt. Carpiol.' Sunday School opemU ?t 10:30. 'his proved to be a galor day for all he children, men and women. There were many visitors present: Irs. Williams and daughter, asistev f the superintendent, Mrs. Atwnnrt. rlrs. Williams addypssed the Sunday khool?m?words of Encouragement. kittle Miss Ethel Powers nyidc hei eport Tn pleaslrtg feThis qP-tfce doPraise s^.vice /was led by?Dro Valter Walker. .? At 12:00 M. Rev Owens 'entered fit rest rum,. First- fcymn 381 wjas ung. Prayer, was offered by Rev. /. Burnside. A sofond hvmn 3f}ft was . ling. Text Psalm 12:21; subject: Glad News,". R6v. Owens wits -sat us best. He made many illustraoins. Eeerybody "was-%iiade tp reoice ovtf t.l-lwondeiffnl message, hat came to us from this great goslel messenger. " There was*a large nurtiber=of vistors present during this service: . ilrs. G. A. Williams? Mrs. I? G. WaU ridge" of Greenwood were pleasant isitors. Bro. Miller at ^Mt.. Carmel; lso Mr', and Mrs. Carroll Moss, Miss Villie Moss of Ninety-Six were visr ors of Mr. M. G. Saxon at Mt. Car-, ne.l and a host of others. Mrs. Perry of Spartanburg, S. C,, -farmer student of Allen Univresity P(U a 'teacher at Mt. t armel, was a " *4igbtf?l visitor and made -a splenid address with reference to her ospitnl in - Spartanburg. AI 3:00 l)r,^fe A. T..opnn-nl : linton. S. C. preached from the text latl. 10:15; subject "What ard you oine to do about it?". This \va,s a oiylerful sermon, 'which made us hink on Jesus, "At night. Rev. P. J. Wilson of Due Vest came to run our revival. He reached ...from the text, John*?3:16; object "Gods love to the world."-He- howed himself to"be master, for God ' his Christ. We have just returned front the League convention which was chl at Allen Temple ChurcnTftijreenPle. S. C. It was a howling success, t gave the delegates of the convenion a trip to Paris mountain. The Laurens County T. School He prineipalship of Prof. N. A. White pored August ftth with a corps of rashers second to none.? Many pa- o' were present to witness the.^opning. This promises to he a great ear for the school. , A. J. Saxon, reporter. :f.gro business league A biff ir.ass meeting wiil be - h'eld :30 P. M.. Sunday, August 28th, 4th " Sunday at the Peoples Tabernacle, ornerOak frTfff^Etrnwnori St reels. A ew-sehnoi in Kendaltown_lar culoauul d&T and "girls w.i^l be, the, subject f the meeting. The program of the ftornoon will tie announced later. The creation, location and organi- ' ation of this new school is sponsord by the' Columbia Negro Business ' .eague. Miss C. A. Jackson, Prin. KfV. K. M My ITS' pastni,-' : I. S. Leevy Chr. Location Com. UJCITVC IXI U.CPPCllADT I> 4 || ?W 1 I jUl 111 i<IU\ liUOl I Mrs. Lu'la Rouse of Abbeville, S." *TvisitinK her daughter in Mc[eesport, Mrs. Esether Taylor, Mrs. loose, who lives in Greenville; S, C., tifl spend.a short time with. Mr. and Jrs. Taylor. She will then return tcr irith her daughter! Mrs. Jessie Chdes Mr. and Mitt ^Taylor cntrnderi a a iearty ovation to Mrs. Rouse ht Me;eesport.' * ' v . ace and arm.?The passenger was dso' cut. Mr. Johnson is some better it this writing. Everybody that saw He car was of the opinion That The iccident was as near death as:possi? < . . * ->ie, not to ne, we an rejoice with Jr. and Mrs. Johnson in the fact hat he escaped and wished for his arly recovery. Revival meeting began at Thankful iaptist Church last Sunday and will, >e in progress at least a week. . . - d- ^ .. -f-- . . ?. . " .* '' s _ " __ t_ ^ ry LEBANON PRESBY TERINA CHIRCH Ridgeway, S. C-Elder' R.'L. Eng:ish, Miss Manetta Adams and Rev. It R. Dungee attended the Sabbath' School Convention of Fairfield Presoy t-vfy,? held/at; Ebenezer Churth, balzelli IS- C., August 3-^7. They Rpoft a pleasant time. " : ?Mrs. Nellie llolly, fur many years i faithful menther of Lebanon Pres-fl bytermn Church, passed away Saturday afternoon, August Gth, after ? n- dlnesB uf -nineteen: -Months-jdura"loft. " She was forty-seven years of ipre, and is survived by her husband,*. nie brother and -one son. Her funeral was conducted at. Lebanon Pres bylorian Church -Mbnday'-afUn'mKVnT^ \ugust 8th, by'.the pastor, Rev. J. U. Dungee. ' Interment was in Lebanon cemetery.?./ . *?Services on Sunday, August 7th. \vere. very interesting. In thP mornx,r. -the' pastor preached Horn tirst Corinthians 1G:.H3, "Be not deceived," vil communications corrupt good manners. The sermon was a practical warning against carelesness in 'he choice of associations and contacts. ? ~? 1 : At night the text ..was Matthew, vl.i. "Ye ai'e '.he salt of th'1 earth/' The?sermon?pointed out?that?it?is_ .;he Christian's .duy to lose sight of, "self "in the work of- ser\ ing and sat mankinds?as?salt, must lose itV'elf in itgTunctipn of preserving per^ ;shabld~?substances. Wn were glad to have as visitors during the day,. Miss Lucy Mack ?v.f <;?ivaVw,i-s; s; C. . ATv. Abrahnrn Cunningham. Mr. Lawrencej Stacks and Mr. Otis Buggs of Ridge^way and Mrs. Davis of \\ ashingt01^' D. C. > ' f .err Elder Millard Williams and family, who have resided in Philadelphia -'oS: over a .year, have returned tr1 Ridgcway. greatly ancueasmg the "vorkTng force nnd stimulating themorale of Lebanon church_ ^ -ir KOV. UUnKee lejt munuu^ fluciimoii for Blair, S.'C., where he- is conduct:*iSf a daily vacation Bible school at Little jffiver Church. ST. MARY CHIRCH NEWS t ? | t.erly conference of the St. Mary Circuit was helfl at. St. Mary A. M. E. Church on Saturday. Aucust 6th. On tVin pf the Presiding. Elder, Rev. B. J. Ramsey, the meetmpr was taken in hand by the pastor, ^ov. K. H. Curry and the members j Hymn no. one was lined by the pa.s'or.' The group was lead in .prayer f-v Rev. R. -L riumer. The sixth chapter of Galatians was read by the ? nastor and after some brief remarks j 'he 'conference was organized as foltewsY E. A. Cade, secretary! J.-RQuartes,--treasurer for the" Dollar Money, N. Sihert treasurer for the Conference and Mrs. Minnie Mas. 'veasurer for the Missionary Societyr-*AU of the reports were A-erv good, as usual. " ' Since the last quarterlyIjconfer-. -ice; death has visited our ranks md has taken, away four of our mem-' hers. . , '1. L- ? ? '-v at St. Mary. Sunday School wAs j "ened in the ."usual order by the superintendent* Mr. I, S. Lee, The los-: son was discuSed with great interest i "very member was able-to take part ' Sv the > lesson, because they co.uld i ->o plainly without consideration, j vst it -appltod to their daily living, "ti" Ipssrtn was reviewed hy fhd sup- j "rintendent. Some remarks were: " *v>de by M>s. _ iM lQig J\VTrlght~ of Mt= -" TofT fhnrch "i h^ lesson was further "^viewed by 'the pastor. '4,u- c""'ion Schnnl wbs addressed1 I .'.It* OUIUIHJ hv M1s?r Pauline TaggaxW followed by ( Miss Eddie Mae Bell of Waycross, aa.. . :Wg were very "glad to have in our midst two of opr ^members of long1 j ih?a Mrs. Chrrie dell of Waycross, j. Oa.- and Mrs. TETffi^^aaaors o^Blr^ ngs. They axe ..her'? paying a visit "3 their father, Mr. J. R: Quarles. Sunday School was dismissed with Vr. hopes of making welcome mor^ isitors and friends on toext Sun<: day, .Service 'wa? very- good Sunday. The third chapter of Proverbs was ' read fra-th'e scripture lesson hv Rev, i R. L. Plumer. Prayer was offered! * * * ^ -?? A a. iltin 4-1?%>n Pnv hy iMT. I''"""-''".' JW linn h.m* , I Ramsey being still indisposed, the' castor, Rev. K. II. Curry preached a very? inspiring sermon. His text ta'.-eri from the third chapter and sevTfth verse of St. Matthew. The sermon was full of good instructions md the visitors -as WU as the members enjoyed it. The collection was taken after the sermon. Po"" not forget that our revival meeting begins the third Sunday. All are cordially invited. T^e. pvissionary ladies have placed in the pulpit a lovely suite and rugs match. . _ . T.~. ' f AUK F1VK f-? --IjPRINTI NG & REGALIA rail colu Bt A.~ V?nU* For Catalogue Quality Pressing Club . Urv ( k'tminu, Ko'imiring, Al- ...... 1? termp and Dyeing \V<r aV<* ill" Ini.sjiicss loT.^our^on*-? ?*?*?<"" vt'iiii'iK-e and our livim*. nt.1. It. Dvnloy, .Mjinaner1 1 Y. 31. < . A. IU ILDING Siiintor St. I'lione 3861 Soft, (Mossy, I,onjf, Wavy .Hair- E?y Si; TOwns-Hair Grower (iuataiikul?to (irow Hair and Stop p Hair from fading.. -f)m? Bo* will . t; ",Y * ? Coiu.iiiri1 tlto Most Skeptical ~ " . SEND 50c AOKNTS WANTED. WKITE FOR TERMS M. TOWNS : . .Box 55, 1Vlulleton, S. C. ' OOOOOOOOO^'OOOOOOOODJ^OOOO: O 1 he Economy Shoe g ? Repairing- ~>hoj, g S' JAfwt. ^UBaNKo,- ^ropVietor . S J '1003 Washington Street ^ g a Work Neatly and A<.i.u)alelN Done 2 3 Work. Calieii I oi Ana Dcliveied 3 A L?iVL. Ld A lKtAL Fdone ."iQ26 5 -?; . _ ' vl I hank V cu,4^ TZZ.. J ^WCiOdOtiowOvOOuO'iOvOC'OOvvw J. FEKGLSOi^KUFF V \ .FLORIST ; " ^}r '" 111 6 Wive lit SI. , Columbia, S.' C. Cm aiuI Waxed Fio\v'<prk_ _x___?:?. "Funeral Designs A Specialty.- * - : FLOWERS. DELIVERED ,* : \ ' . ' m?:I ? ......i uiuits Oi'Ciive iSjier'uJ. At I cm ion ' - ? IMlONli " \ -? KOUXiiKKN _ KA11 V VV ' SYSTEM. * Arrive No. ' Ilctwoen 1 y?50 u 31 N. Y.-Augns1 a 31 I (MM) a 4:62 p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 5:00 p ' 1:30 p 27 CharJeslon-Cin. 27 l:45pij 4:40 p-28 Cin.-Charleston 23 4:55p 10:45 p." 10 'Colunibiu-Cin. 0 0:55a 5:30 a 24 Colunibia.lax'vT 23 Tl:00p 10:30 p 20 Columbia-Aug. 1,0 7-tOO a 10:00 it . 8 Colunibiu-Aug. ,7 '5:45 p 1:40 n 14 C?>lunibia-Sav. 13 10:10 a 0:30 p 23 Colunibia-CJlur. 24 5:40a TQ.So i> ll Columbia-Chat.. 12 6:00 p ? 5:20a 15 C.olunibia-CIium. 10^ 2:20a 1:45 p 2 Colunibia-Sp'bTg 1 4':00p 10^20 ^-tO-Colinnbia-Green 15 "7:05 a 4)f65 a t8 Colunibia^en'ca 17" 0:16p .5:55..p-113 "Cola.-Char. 114 ,7:30 a 'Via Cunuleit anil Hock iiill. +~it> 'ticket oi'a?. >.a.a Kt'ii?*si * " . ' Telephone 0.150 fei. I , COI.IJMBIA^ S. C PHONE 6487 L. A. Hawkins' Real Estate Agency 4T V noines on Easy Terms" ^ iiuy;'2 W?Hhin>rfon Llreei 'COLttMIHA. S. r? Common Sense O fl piano N wort h $70(1 it should brine $700.?no?more, nor no less. WtT have hew pianos fro pi / $275 upward. " - "Cold dollars" can't he - had ' * for 50c. We give you the "Gold Standard" of values In piano*. Convenient Terms. MAT.ONF'S MTTSTC ITOUSR j|" 1428 Mniri St.. Columbia, S. C. | a.:c ^ ' .* -g,-- ^rie^ac.; jailM