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f ? , r-? ? ; '* ' *. S.itnr^ay September 10, 1927 Church News /.<* By REV. J. C "r4-"BEV * f' 'IV fin EVANGELISTIC LABORS^ It was at Camden,'.STCT at the Mt. kin, pastor, where I began my iaiHF r nier evangelistic labor. I preached in % Carhden only live nights, but there was a mighty stir in that ancient city. Crowds flocked to M~tT.~ Moriah" _ each night, so that the church could ~ not hold them* And many gave their ' hearts to the Lord. Whiin in r.?m- _ den I yisiLed Pleasant Hill, Kershaw and other points. Negroes in Cam w:n own mure pioperxjr on xuain St. than is found on a-similar tholoughlare of a city in this state. Dr. J. W. Boykin gav^ me a happy receptipn 1 ? and his good members.jnad,e it plea- 1 Sffnt in every way. i ^ My next revival was' tit Mt. Zion' "1 Baptist t hurch, Guthriesvillo, S. C., 1 near the city of York. The Rev. J. P. Reeder of Rqck Hill is pastor, Mt. 1 Zion is rated, as the largest country 1 church in South Carolina. This is ' irr-rr-?th^ churt'h:..where - McCun- M ? , noil,' Dl'. D". P. Thompson came trom ~ '1 lie late lamented Dr. M. P. Hall, the founder pf Frienship College, pas- ( tored this till he died, The eloquent 1 I>r. E. D. White was buried there. . . ( There We had another wonderful ! meeting. While there I stopped with '' Mr. and Mrs. F. E. -Strait. There we had the choirs from all the regions ' around almut. Many^ouls^e^e.^yJ In-Ought to'ChliSt. Rev. J. P. Reeder is- South Carolina's representative of 1 ? t tin?Mill iAiv<vl~ Rnvit isl fAintAiUU? o?<1 1 Mrs. Rt'Crlt'v rr>pi-<?snryts fVi? wnhian'^ J vvyrk. lie is u line young man to be ' associated* with. He will conduct the J revival at Zion in Columbia during 1 this fall. ' *' __ _j. 1 My*rtSxt meeting found nie If Ah- ^ jtiocjh Baptist Church, Prosperity, S. ' --?-C. Herc -the Rev. Allen T. Dixon pre-' 1 sides. This was nnrttViae?wondorfub 1 meeting. Crowds w4i*c ord^V of the 1 day.' We stopped with Deacon Dolly : * . while there. The Lord's slain were ' many at this point. Rev. Dixon 1 knows nothing but to make it r,plea~- ( sant for "his guests. . . .. * ' My last meeting wasrat Mt. Pisgah, j1 Rfdgeway, S. C. There the Rev. .J.| M. Beaty is pastor. Bro. Beaty is yet ! ' a student in Benedict College. He j! also is the pastor of St. Paul Baptist 1 Church at Winnsboro, S. C.' He is : . ... the?acceptable pastor of both of 1 these churches \and I predict a great ! success for him at these points. 4G ' frir hnntism at' Rirlp'pwav was 'fruit of our 'labors. ' .** 1 There we saw-the grdve of Rev. a shame to Baptist brotherhood of the State. At this meeting I am preparing to 1 leave for Denver, Colorado, where I ^ go to. spent] my vacation, attending 1 the' \T:it ion:il Baptist f'navcnl inn r-ilo- J all' churches where I have promised to cpnduct revivls for'this fall: I will not?be able to fill appointment^ for _ " tor at.vi^es me (o stop. ST., JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Sunday School was opened at its usual hour with"* all teachers present except two, namely: Mr. E. M. Carr, as ' sistgnt superintendent and Mrs. Wilhelmenia Johnson. The latter is visi~ ting her relatives in Tampa, Florida. It was largely attended, and the Tes-~ ~ ?nri u'!\s rlisu.ims'ed on the various clas ses from every, source. The Sumlay School is improving in finapce as well as in attendance.' ?~ , "Services began strictly at 1^30^^-?' i M. After the- usual preliminaries, our _ I pastor selected as a text St. John ? 3:10, "Fov CT<id ko loved the world, ~ that He gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. Subject: "God's great love for the world." Our pastor preached as never before, and many hearts re- _ joiced. After the sermon the Loi-d's v Supper was administered. On Sunday evening our pastor preached a strong, and practical sermon. He selected as a text St. John 3:17, "For God sent not his Son into the world to "condemn the world, but tht thy-wryrW'Ihiotiuh Hint might liu saved. Subject: "The; purpose j>f " Chirst's coming jnto the ytoHd." Rev. Washington is a wide awake pastor,~and is full of? new thoughts ?-and. ideas ftii^every department oj the church.?lie.is a-man for business and believes in seeing every department move a longhand not lag behind. 'Under his ruling we can buj- say that the church is. moving ^ I - v ' - . ' . np .r. rc?w?T % ....... I M IIIIH in n I A. . . . ' ? * ' of Columbia | WHITE CuCbKOyCv^&'Jtj^wCtiuwOOOC-Ouiiv - - Co--. JUflhS UlAPKL A. M. K. CllLRCll Services at Jones Ohapel on last Sunday were well attended' and the sgviroT the Lord was uresont irTTrtl times. . -At the Sunday 'morning service a large number was out to give praise to God and to partake of his Holy Skreruincnt. At this hour we. were graced with the presence of Rev. Dr. D, H. Sims, president of Allen University. Rev. W. J. Cinwnhnll. stiiflont of Livingstone GoHtrge, Sj\lisbtrryT, N. C., and pastor of Piney Grove A. M. E. Church, Statesville, N. C.; Mr. 10. W. McKay,. Salisbury, N. C. ami JJiss E. G. Loma'x,' daughter of our Ttasftor, who has been spending sohv?Lim?" in ^Wilmington, N. C.' Rev. W. P. Campbell was introduced to 'the igngregation by the pastdr, and he ,>..n....lw,rl .... ni..nllH..I A^.l {? . ? sermon, which filled our hearts with joy as he talked to us^by the way. Communion "wasf administered to-a" fast number by-the pa'stor. Dr. Sims ind Rev. Campbell assisted. Di\ Sims led i vei,ed"ttL~"Vgt'y 1 mitTsT^e tpcl oqutrpt address at the dusty uf'lhis ismlarr He "brought to us many facts concerning the ability and the preparation of the man or woman for . tht? iuties and responsibilities of this lire. lie received many apj:lauses! nid we extend to you a hearty welcome Dr. Sms t<> come "and give us ;uch a burning message as thai you prflugln us last Sunday. Sunday School is at its best ahd ,vill remain in the line of progress as lerintondent. Mr. Vi. II. William* lold-the fort. It was well attended ind the lesson was beautifully dis ussed. A Sunday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock i splendid number came out to greet Esq. Crepp of this city, who brought. :o. us a thoughtful and comprehensive message. J-his service 'was held'-under tin? auspices oC the missionary department, of which Mrs. C. p. Ben-' ioin is the capable president. Every one seemed to have enjoyed Lawyer Crepp's address,..ahd asked that he :o>ne again. Hc was accompanied by his niadpi and another lady; both to . whom we extend a cordial Welcome. _v" . ' Sunday -.evening, service was also [treat. The pastor, Dr.. .Lomux delivered a great sermon, as is his custom to an appreciative audience, which seemed to have been in.__ihe_ru.uod. to receive it. The Cbmmunion was administered to a goodly number by the pastor ufwLilis -soll> Rev. S. R. LomaX\ The Holy-Sph'it was with, us it all services. Come again visitors, you will always find a welcome' at Jones Chapel. On Monday night a Tom Thumb Wedding was given at the church under the direction of Miss L. C. Williams. Miss Williams deserves credit for the way in which she trained .the children --in.! direrted On. p 1: > v/3_Slm. was assisted by Mesdame.s Ad-ice Imbrue and Belle Rone. We thank all for tlyTjr presepbe and aid.. MINISTERIAL UNION NOTTTST Thn intor-di'tioininnt inrtnl ministers union convoYied in Bethel A.M. E. church Tuesday Sept. Gth sharp 12 o'clock with Rev. E. A. Adams, preaiding-I ' ??.1? ' e. Quite a number of the brethren were present, and during the deyoG. T. Dillard niaTiy expressions were made as to Their gratefulness to God for the privilege of meeting again after_a..month's vcatipn. Tuesday, Sept. 13th is the time piloted for thtr members "of the Union la give a brief observation as to {he results of their vacation period, etc. ST. MARY CHLRCII NEWS, ' ' i '* . ML. Carmel, S. C., Sept. 7.?The revival meeting at St. Mary was. one pr great, success. On Monday Rev. Douglass, elder of the Greenville district, took charge of the meeting. We were carried a\vay with bis wonderful sermons and the interest he showed in -the?meeting. He kmfws just how "to touch every heart. We congratulate him for his splendid work MTltl Wtetl-We TSIIld' h'hve Kirn with us more often, The prayer-meet ings werg conducted largely by the young /folks; it was astonishing to see the spirit and jnterest with which they carried on these meetings. J" . ;W1th the cooperation of Hie pastor, Rev. K. H. -Curry, Rev. Douglass members and friends we were success ful in 'bringing seventeen souls Co Christ. We had quite a fev_ visitors .' r 1 ' r - " ,I " " THE PALMET " and t'nomhi with us duy>nR' our hK'otr - inc. iiim'li;; wlmm wmc! Mr. Diadlry Lt'e and .Mrs. Lilliy (Xaw) Hnulh-y Lee of Ijri(Iirvi>i)rt. Conn "Rev. and Mrs. Banks <>r Mississip' pi \vi it' visitors ahd* gave us a few re mark." ' Rev. 1L; K. Ranks is one of bur own sons. St.*. Mary was the first church he" attended* lie is now presiding elder in Mississippi. The services were exceedingly good .Sunday. . The scripture' whs read hy Rev; H. K. Ranks, i'rayer l>y Rev. ' .Martm. A wonder fu.1 serinoh was preached hy Rev. Ranks. We feel that the success of Iioi'i Ranks has given ~ bur ,voting Tolks in w courage. ~ ''A.1 bed'utft'u 1 ha'ik l^i-e fallow ed by a communion service was conducted . by-RvC. Birnksr We enjoyed : jiJ__LT.he cam(idates lfr baptism were waited on by. the Junior church. \Ye feel that Sunday -was a day well _sju<nt at-St.-Mary. . _ The visitors who were with lis on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Charley 1 Sniith'ahd Mr. and Mrs. Amieitym of the 1 lodges circuit. They gave-us a few .timely remarks. \\"<. were veky glad to have them \vit'll us: . ' " 1 Wiv have on. our .sick list: Missl Clarkic Quarlos, Mr. Mose .Covington and lister. Kdil'h Lee. We hope , fui . tliyjii a speedy recovery. ?' {..\I)SI)I:N I.Ot Ai.S : .... fhc ' I'aiMiKis hero tfiy-i kUIK busju gatju^iajr <fbfton. Revival, ijiccting closed at. lied Hill . Bapti~t t Inii'cii-tm?tf.o _ud in?t. The . same ?wns- conducted hy Kcv. L. C. Jenkins of Columbia. lie v. .I as. Han-, nahan was indisposed and .cofrld not. tfet here. .? strong sermons fun >','f tip* spirit -&C CJo'd. Itev. Jenkins is a yotrtig' rutin of high culture-wind sleep consecration. ' . Many happy souls were brought to Christ and will ho baptiwd oil the seqond -Sunday inst. y. . A Sacred Concert will he given at 8SE September 41. Trie Play "Over, the Hijl to the Pobr.iilIp\ise" will be,rendered by the following. '4. "Mother Brown','' Mrs. Maine (I. Carter; "Dr. John Bro.wii,''Mi.ss Pearl Sc'ott; "Mrs. .John Brown," MissMary Jcpfcins; "Lawyer Toiiv Brown,". Mrs. Inez Seott !.".Mr, George Brown," Mrs. L. \V. Randolph. Mis* Susan Wcfods and others \VIII rFhder somo of the irnnor parts of the play. 1 -7?pei wo v TiTTTruTTrtTTl f. ,y. . typhoid, fever on the ' liticl 'inst. The" secohd treatment wil be given at the (ira?|ed .School oh the '.Hit inU., at ?:<><> P. M. y . ? A .tHlim-i-wiTi.'i< clinic will be held at . the (fr.'iib'il S. luii.l - * > ln<f at P M leave in a few dy as fur the- various .colleges, * ' * . lai;hknsnews^= Mrs. Alive' Moore, who spent the . summer jji Litt-U^- >kvi<zerlan<l, X. C? , returned to the city last Suinkiy_aX?ternoon. Ml Moore met her at lure of health end- reports a" pleas.-' - ant tfipT'iTiTiT .ill 'Taiin en1-' <k-111's to' hilV*#? hov !?f h<?mn ' Pirniri is quite sin asset to church and cohimunity.-r.' Mrs. Font, aunt of Mrs. Nettie I.s'atf, fines to AsTieville, N. this week onoVimt. * - ? ? ^Ir. Charlie Jiarlcy. sutfered- an-othei' I'litrht- sfrnkc rvrmly. Ho is" ill sit the home of Mrs. Alice Yopnpf -Hampton street. . f Jlrs. M. I,. W'itherspqon, who has been under physicians for some I into - -is?much improved at?Htts?writ'intr. Dr. J. M. Dawkins preached sr spKm d'd sermon at, HethdL.JL&iUSunday-p. m. "His siih-.ject was "\ T.i^l in If.^ von." Quite a nice crowd, was out . ^"SII- him r ?;?Revival w ill hep in at Ho ones rhapel. fhim\ay. Sept. 18th. According to information no other meeting will ""n that , week. ^ fiTe.1t preacher has' been employed. We limit our news this week owiniy 1 Td space. WatcTi for next week's is sue. ? ? r? ~ ~ 7 TO LEADER r trior service,c?ur. PlPB oness of our efforts. able arrangements KSIS ill details eliminate I niAn lVn?rci ncwa L'nioivd>. C.y'Sopt. 3.?-Services-all' were .well* alt ended al churches?at the city. Pulpits during the day were filled by. their respective pastors. . All who attended Sunday school, Voting People's meetings and (regular snv'ices Wore benefitted. .Rev. Williams of Corinth pleached I morning, and evening to un appiecialivf iiiulieneiii Sunday sihuul a.1 s atttulded and lesson niade interesting. The Woman's Missionary Society of. Corinth Baptist churchJiekLjnecling on Sunday eve., Sept. 3rd, at G p. i.'?- ' _ Mrs. M.ula R'osboro; vice president newly elected officers in well chosen wordij. The Junior Missionary Society is live wire-r-tlns group was .entertained at the holne of Deacon and Mrs. Bookman on N. Church St. Miss Ollie Bookman is one of the faithful members of the Junior Society. Miss iViaiut McKissick the young president is admired and loved i>y ull-wlto twin in eoinact with her.?Miss Maud pre nin,vi jv hii pare.?fstw?ts?a?miliu m young' Christian, worthy of commendation. . . Ilev..anil Mrs. Williams are off to Detroit, Mich. ' - . Mrs. -Sarah L. Humphries was de-^glUetl-tirhaYtHrer-father Mr. Wilson pf Washington, D. C., pay her a visit Mr. William Wallace also of Washington. D. C., came to st'O the home folks. . . Mrs. M. K. Hemphill entertained at dinner in honor-of Mr. and Mrs. Gokflli.tndon, of 1 Rochester, X. V,. Mrs. TuhTii "was j there and- w th others, ertjoycd uvery moment speAt in the hospitable home of M it dam Hemphill, Mrs. Julia Thompson had uttrgMests" Mrs. Hemphill and M. A. T. * Many-. :t'A L* o vV'/M'ft .......... ?>?v *-v. vuc IlllSkV^ XUi so. kindly rmne.mbeHng Us. Full just ito whs dune to all the good things provided." ""7 """ ' Mrs. Hemphill left?Monday Sept. nth for Greenwood, S. C.', where she resumes work as matron at Brewei XomalSchool. Mrs. Hmma Heard is visiting the -horn,, folks. ?: * .' . /. # \ The Misses Nicholas had; as. houfee guest Miss Jackson of Columbia, also .Miss Jackson of Gaffney, . S. C We were. delighted to have these voting ladies call to see us?Miss Ja.'kson of Columbia ov'p?;.'<w?a . sell as being Well pleased with -HniorVi She was the recipient of many courtesies while at the home of her. young"" l'riends and will no doubt visit Union again. Mrs. Jlattie Fant returned homo . after visiting her son and fanTi.ly in Newark, N. J., also daughters in Winston-SmcnirN.'C: Mrs. Mary Booker also visited friends "in New York City and other. points north. She returned home ?.? ? : ?1 r : : vUULcli^ nleased with her visit. Mis. Bessie--Itice, will visit her daughb spend Some time \yith th<*m. . MVs. Leolu Worthy, Miss Mary Ful-~ 4er. Messrs. Shepard Gossetl and Lalee W$rthyare back from llenderson.ville, N. -CvMiss Fuller ami th?j_ young. nn n mentioned will be. off in a few . days for State College, Orangeburg, n. c. *?~ Misses Ear nesting and Blanche Smith are visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs. Maggie Free. Mr3. Ajnnie Bolde'n of Anderson, S. C..is guest at the'home of Prof, and Mrs. O* M. Bolde'n. " M. A. T, regrets not being at home . when these ladies called. Trust to have them come again. . Miss Elmira P. Jeter of Union, S. C\, married Monday afternoon Au'list . 2!HlV, tn?Mi . Beverley Lylcs of Union, S. C. They both were mem - hnreh.?Thry?with gdofl?Sunday ' School and B. Y. P. U. students. Miss -Jeter was* a graduate of McBeth High "School and finished the fourth year high school .at Livingstone College, 1027, Miss Jeter is the' daughter of Mr. and Mrs'. Frank Jeter. We _are_. proud of this young couple. They are now living on 92 Peck Ham St., Buffalo, N. Y. J . * - ? ' 7 .. . .. % H./ I HARDKiiVIIXE M NEWS. fc~- ^.* ?"*-- -*- '. * ' '. ' Rev. S. M. Gl'uysbii pastor'ryi'-Eish Sunday nidrning and night-to- a very huge crowd. . Labor Day was celebrated, at the :Vhrsmrrr itirtr With a lai tnTlTaniti inu lroni allt points:?; Mr. and Mix. CharlesYouifians-trttr here visiting relatives;.4 Itev. J. H. Nero pastor olj .St. Steph en A. M. K. churCh made u' ilyipg trip' to ^mia^U>n^h?^-p'nvt Week, K. 11. Sci-iveh. alter?spending ^ a tew days , in Aslieville" roEufflfeU' holm.-' "the' tmst week. ; The "many friends of little Jiianita and Clennie Mae I'rimus will .regret , to team of their illness. 1 ! H Mi'. F. J. Doyle .and "hisgang are again In JIardeevilIe'. " " | Rev. Ale'jf Sc.otC_is, st ill .among the Mrs. Daisy ' Grant. formerly ; <>t AifcoSgEtow/i' but 'now; of- this idwn,' visited her former home the paSt week. ' * " 9- . -I fliVIMiSM'WS.?* ? Owings, 3ept. 4.?After , having closed a suocesful nieefinJ (Furintf the month of 'Atigusj., we no'fcdaunch into tho fall month's to \vinHFu|> our -work for the enduing conference in Noycmtjcxr-- ~ ~ " We wi^h to call attention to the t*>ith us in giving your unstinted support to our- beloved-,aild worthy servant. Key. W. G. Owi.ins, \vho was! a representative at tlie .last General Conference; and' now stands a one hundred per cent administration man. Search the records and volt 'will, find as the iihfivf nnmod.?I'rui.-e seiCiio' was led by Bros."D.Mills, J. C. Sax-; on B. Brow it, Misses Carrie A\*illianys, Blanche Williams. Prayr.r wgy ottered by Bro. K. Nance. Then came Rev. Owens.' He preached 11 soulstirring Sremon. He .took as a subject: God's Greatness-. This was one _of his greatest, sermons. He was mater- of the- llU'htjon. " There \jft're ninny visitors at Mt. Carrrtel. JRev. Owens preached . another wonderful sermon Sunday night." A large crowd. Witnessed this sermon. ' . , - NEWBERRY NEWS ; ' 1 ... ?' ; The Annual contention"of the Newberry district was held . in Brown Chapel A. Si. E. church Helena, S.-C., Auk. J5?28, with Dr. G. K. Lylos,' P. E?and Rev: J. J. Richardson1, Pastor. t; Miss Larossa Floyd' was elected Secretary, with" Miss?dohnnhr i). Counts, Assistant. After the .organization was perfect ted, \ye dtstenetl With interest .to ,the remarks by the P. E. They \Wre_ very fdrceful and to the point. Too much credit can not be given him for his fatherly way in .handling the convention. The ministers and delegates Were electrified by- his timely remarks. And- each point in the* district was accounted fo.r. All reports showed that the diktrict war improved both financially'! and?intellectually.. ? The convention choir was composed of delegates from 'the. various churches of tho district, wth Mr. S. E. Martin at the piano. Each session was largely attcnriofl ? ? On Thursday evening at 8;.')0 in ah-; sence of. Rev. J. H. Bat en, Elder Lav, Tes present eel Bro. ST- E. Martin, who preached the. Introductory sermon. Bro, Martin being a young man prc'adv cd a splendid sermon. Friday athjjlh noon., Ryv C G * Glover u.m presented by the P. F. to preach a spuriTll. soi'lhoh,"" subject: ''.Justification." The sermon delivered by "Rev. Glover was full of thyught and J inspiration. Arid on Friday uight at I 8:30, Rev. E. V. 'Kiiser, the popular I pastor of the Silver St^e*,. .Gigcuit ascended?tile I'mtlQItfr?"Tlli*' lillllg ' euucauonai nignt, nc was presented . to deliver an educational sermon. It was.a master-piece. . And it was intelligently delivered. Just watch Rev. Kiser. We were gjjaced with the( presence of many distinguished visitors, Drs. A. E. Adnnj^and E. 'Phillip Kllis,: Presiding ,.f?tio*-Columhia nnd Lancaster districts, res' pcctively,. I)r. Rochelle.j farnt dernonstvation agent-of Wlhnsboro, Revs, A. J. Martin of the- Piedmont Conference,', stationed at Greehwood, W. B. Bonier, fL W. WttIIW, J ill his HiTTmiiTiT" J. W. Washington,?W.AR. "Bdwmanv4 tin*. L,iricaMbr<T'^^en'n^%r<Uev. nnJ^ Mrs.' B. J. Jomrhtg of, tht S. 'C, Chn- j ferenec. Revs, Plnzler, \\fiHiams and I Thomas and others. . \ This is election year. \yc were al- [ so vlsftbd hy Miss, Kuth Bytuim, one I of thP city teachers of ..Columbia, S. C? whp has been the house guest of her C(<rtJsins, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Da ! vis, on Drayton Street. She feelsj^ fine and makes^ herself one of us. PAGE nvi ^ __ All of the visitors made some very < Undid remarks to the del^ht of . >1^.'' lns*vitutV. , t . . 4t|? . -.in. : m;m.. Avtll leave"* lor 'her . hotne-tl)Ls v. i ikdo be the gues^ of her fi.r the ne^ct.nine months. . v - mumm i t smummm . r ? Quality Pressing Club Dry -('leaning, Repairing, Al- ;. "'V S. rU. ' 'teeing and Dyeing ,s \Vtr~tire in business for your con- ". vcnii net and our living. A litllo ^C'o^-opcMja^m xy^uild help. ' : ~T Y. M. C. A* BDILDlNG Si: in I or St. l'hone 3861. Soft. Glossy, Long, Wavy Hair by . .Useing ' M. Towns Hair (Grower "Guaranteed t<> Grow Hair and Stop Hair from Falling.. One Box will Convince. the Most "Skeptical . SUM) :>oc *' AGENTS WANTED. /. WRITE FOR TERMS - ' ' ... \ *| M.TOWNS ' ?11*?.v " ~ llrrd Teton, S. C. JTFERGUSON RUFE FLORIST ^ '?*"i 1 110 Wheal St., Columbians. C. Cut and.-Waxed Flowers '-r' Funeral Designs A- Specialty: i ? FLOWERS-* DELIVERED - .> ' ' . .... * . > ? . . .; Ma-il Orders RJcch'e Special Attention , .. t IMIONlv 3844 t ? soVTFU:UN RAILWAY V SYSTEM ' r% ^' r'Vf* >i ' Hi ! ivpffn,?No. Depart, * . " N. Y.-Auy:ista 31 OOUMMl 4:52 p 32 ' AugusU-N; Y. 32 5:00 p ?;AU j. S. rk?5toii-Ciii. 27 l:46p frtfff p 28 ( hi.-Charleston 23 4:56p . p. H> Columbin^Cm;?9?6:00 8 ! :? a 21 CplunvbiaJax'Vl- 2a ll nop __ ; :0;3u p 20 Columbia-Aug. 19 7:00 a 10:00 ;; 8 jCultunhw-Ang, 7->6:00 p _-i_.40 p -Ll-UrrhrintMu-a^tVi?13-40.10 a? 0:30 p>23 Columbia Char. 24' 6:40a H.00 a 13. Columbia-Char. 14 2:00 p ?:o.:2o p 11 Columbia-Chas. 12 5:10 p 4:55 a 1.1 Columbia-Chas. 16 2:20 a **%-p 1 Ci?itnai>ia-8p'b'rg. 1 4:00p 10: -<r p-ttl t-orai5LIa7r, rrrn 15^0^ . lULll_a 18 C(>lunibia^Sen'Ca 17 6:15p ' .4 " 5:55 p 113 "Cola.-Char. 114 -7:30 a 'Via Ctuadto ami T?f>pt- Hill City ,'t.cket-office, 1307 Main Street, . ? 9 iVl?'?;;.niie _6'i66. ; I r.llt.ITMRIA ^ Ihn [-ii- lai i ta^iBJi?aa-^ " """ ~T~" ' -.7" '"t ?? t'HUAE ^487 ~~ v ' " , V ' ' .,*! # ' -- A 'I L. A. Hawkins' Real Estate Agency 'Manio. on F^ y Tcrmg" ~ "I 107' i Washington Street. roi rMKiAfs. c. .1L_ . ? WE REPEAT I in v >" ?can't bo frncVfor 50c. neither can . ?J ?' iiiMm- of Sterling Quality te materially reduced. Our pianos, class at the top, mn tho-lowest, consistent " . 1 with-quality. ... 3 ? Malonc's Music House "o (Established 44 years.) 1428 Main St. . Phone 5210