The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 07, 1928, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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The New Year.
it said of Christopher Columbus
. that w/ien he discovered America he 1
* land'' ana gave inanks to Uod. . liow
~ ben lung wuuul It ue ii cartas millions
ox lnuiviuuais wuuiu so greet tins
~V new year, Lvury liiun, woman aiia~
child should tnanK tiod .lor thtT past
4 . favors-and ail Christians should re- ,
dedicate-themselves in liis service and
tho world of mankind'should resolve .
i' anew.-. Some line items that the col- [
ored people would do well to consider
v .?, Jppon their program lor l'J-8 are-as
?1 fellows; i.?Attend uMtii'cii leh-'t
, onee every Sunday and discharge the
duties devol-vect. uuoii x'oU. 2. They
should endeavor to encourage, colored
business enterprises. lryi-giving thuiii
"rshould make deposits in colored banks
and insure in. colored companies.
so doing they would make a future for
. colored boys ??d girls. ._ .4. They
shunld read Negro liletatuie ami peiiodicals
and pay for the same;..We read
i ' whije uailes ami, pay fo? them weekly
arid monthly. * But we will read colored
papers und get one. and two
_ years behind and finally drop put nw^
ing. almost a. fortune to the manager.
This not only ji reflection upon us but
a sin before Uud.?Tlp^e is1 a fnnimy
Story of1 a capturer who went into the
jungles to capture monkeys for the
Zoo. And when he hod caught a nunir
?* . ? J3er of them he went to deliver them.
On his way ,011c big'u'gly monkey was
lost-. The lost monkey stood in the
xoad so as to be found. Presently
a car loaded with white people- came
along and oaw the monitor and drove
1 around him. Then came u car loaded
with colored people an(l saw the
* monkey and tried to^lrive over him.
" The old monkey jumped out of .the
way and said "My" people will not
do." Now let us dispute the monkey
in' 1928. In that we are not his peos
?;ple and - that we -will 'do. "T-7"
?t.,_ - - The State Wide Call.
???r" iAH delegates mat na\c uccn eicU'
- ed to tinT General Coiuereiicc wiucn
. , meets m Chicago nex;/ may ai'o canl'
; eu to meet at Alien umvilisuy .011
Yveunes'uay," January iltn. it is tiuiu.
certain uuu un 01 tne leading nnnioters
ox tne State win. b^ present, aiso
upon this - occasion, tor. niani
things .ox grave importance are lb u
considered at' this meeting. llu
state oragnuaiion is to be prefeeiet
. smooth sailing is anticipated. li
tact only sucn will be toierated.. JLiy
all means we are going to tins Gen
erai Conference a unit; We- afe oni
for tne ietjirn of liishup llurst. Ui
will \be one lor the 'lection oj Dr. li
W.'Mamie, ftme lor" Dr. D. 11. Mefei-iil
Wednesday's meeting will be no mon
the v'oiCt. oiPmd.eiduals or cbhlerence
"but the voice ai tinT state, bout)
.. Carblim'can get one~bistnjp buiiiu
two brvthree. Now shall \ve deeitf
on one man and-be suceesslul or iai
-rr.? 'at threes -1 know your deemVtjp lo
Wednesday beeuuse 1 know the liiei.)
Whether bishop or general otlicer, on
ly one man lor a place, wtll reeciv.
' ? our endorsement. \\e inust not onl;
let tile geiiem! church know that vJ
. . are reasonable* but we have com >110
- 'sense. '1 he state organization will b
a^awlk over, (^ueine I'allnetto tion
ference the chairman, the Pideinou
Conference?the?Ad'oo-ohairnaun, * th
MortheiHA- Conference,- -t-he treasurer
the Soutji Carolina ^nnf^r',r>''''t rh
steering and other important corr
mittees and give the old Coluihbi
? ?Conference the secretary and .?fch
"7"'state reporter. '
Friday evening of the Christma
holidays Mr. and Mrs. K. VV. Jacks?
^ entertancd a number of their In an
out-of-town friends at their lovel
; two-story holne on Oak St. It wa
3d really thed'eatilre of the entire Chris
Br * mas f?r a more pluusant evening wa
never spent. . The program was s
jfe|! entertaining, -the refreshments wei
? ?,so inviting until a repetition of :
. ^ everv evenintr would not bn a bit t(
- often.- v But it must be remember*
B- that Mr, and Mr.-,. .lark son ^ire amon
Columbia's best cftizenn. -Mr. hackee
W' ranks among the leading' clerks i
the postofficc in this city. He is sei
retary of local Branch of th(. N. 1
Bit- A. -C. P. and is really its bureau <
information. And then he irr amor
the chfoidoadera of his chureh. H
mm. *-wife i3 one of the best school tenche:
jmk In South Carolina. In this home the
Kjl-- , havC'a lovely daughter and ff beaut
ful group of smaller children. Th<
: of 01
B^ne of tl
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The New Rider |
lip Ellis
Kaptisl Chuych, Jlr. and Mrs. Green
and Mrs. E. ,U. . Andtitson, liev.and
Airs. White,'iUr/uiid iVlrs, Boyd, Mr."-:
^1>A jVlis, Hinsi'll, Aire K_ trtmxp?Kit?t
is aiid husband, Mrs. Neal, Mrs.
inompson, JVlr$.' Sloan, Ml'S. Myers,
Mrs. 'ttoiinah; >M"rs. Bowers and oth- j
era whdse nantes we did not gel. The 1
occasion will never be lorgotten and
Mr, and Mrs.'Jackson will iorevtfr livo f
in Oour h'turls.
Key. J. \V. Shaw and. High Hill
The Columbia -Annuel Conference I
made, no mistake in sending this pastor
this appointment.. The right man
ik the.rigln place. Ul~ cdutst', Ut! llltd
'sonic ..obstacles to subdue. However, !;
it was no fault of his. It- will do _
well for ul^pastors to learn that when
mi uiil1 tliinn and utily pay jaa.uu 'j
tho^ will demand an explanation and'
wTlLjib nothing more .'Until They re-'[
ccive iU Can you bL-mio ih.m??L'ay
ihe dollar motley where it belohgs and |
if yun have colltii'lui .'nothing l'ut' uth- i
er items, state that in ayour report'
and accept the consequence.- Then ;
we must hear in mind that- Methodist
pyeayii'drs iwe moved according to the |
judgment.?the appointing power. |
.Noflheir judgment nor the. judgment
of the congregation moves them, |
and nu une hnuos Litis?he tier, tliall i
the preacher who tdok the obliga
lion in entering the conference and
: sealed it" upon his knees at his ordination.
When a Methodist minister
. gets to the pjaev where hy does 'not
want to be subjected to his bishop in
: receiving his uppointihchf, he i will,
have- to go to an independent denomination.?This
tiling"ui' "lay ing m'oUinl
and trying to make it hard lor an innocent
man, wh0 had nothing l-6-tftr\vith
his-coining to that charge, is as
Wicked as it-is s>mful.N W hut dispo-.
sition is made ol* "the Golden .Utile
with such a'minister. 1 am.sure there
is .nothing- to. gain by such' action's.
For whatsoever a "man soweth "that
bc??ri*o reap. . Aitc?*sarHe is
r irue" Ph~ rffffiYl'ds to vt?i)gVi.t34nun:i in
, the treatment- -of their pastors. But
Key, Shaw wa?. "equal to the occasion.
i To__know him, you could. nut Lie-aus;
prised, fur he finished at. A lion Cni
vcrsity Iron; the following . dcparl
ment; normal, tearher!-trai n ingy *cul
' lege and theological. lie is'aiiiong -the
.* i beat prepared hiinisu>rs in live church,
J lhele were u lew other young men
i in his class that togk other, professi
ions and all of them are doing Well,
; Prof. Minis, principal of the graded
- school at Lecsville, is also a class*
r niatg?of l)iv Shaw. It is rupbfted
' that'- Prof. Minik .is "a r.tu.1 prince in
. that town: After teaching the dailj
7 recitations in the school, he insructs
7 .fie Sunt ay School icHVhers at thcii
s .cacliers' meeting. This is; wonderfu
7 "and we should pray for his tribe'' ti
t. increase, and may all schools git ai
^ tnt'ir Ijeaus &ULU ?jji I ill i|JiUd ii j
f villi'.?All Prof. Minis has lo xhj?>:
t to continue doing wvhacdrc luu so wel
i,. begun begun and' the World" will eon
. fer its highest honors upon'him.u
Our Whereabouts.'
y On UaJt Sunday we. were \vithfitt;v
e AV. G. Owens at Lancaster and we Jtu?
n ihe time oi our mo-. We lud an.uh
e fashioned revival, liev.. Owens' ha
is. this city in his grip.- Lviiybudy i
it singing his praise. lie is. going b
o-^do-big .things in- this- city .thin yetn
; The day: was Very-cold-Lut he -pai<
t- l ad money left.: lie is a gifted preach
a or and a great-pastor, liev. C.-C.-Mt
r&- 11 wain is another one -of my gii'te
pastors. He is brining new things i
? pass on liis m'W~~t'jiiU'gC: Tiie peopT
is arc carried aWay with Kim. lie wil
n be taken care of.
d This week-end will find us oh Ah
y Blancy and Shady Grove Circuits. \V
is will preach for liev. C. S. Burrell o
k.. lUbd.BUuildLTdfy.tLat 11:00 A. M. An
is for Rev. O. A. Atf?rant at".Jacobs o
>o the Shady Grove Circuit at 2:00 1
e Mo. Let tin1 people pray fnl the piet
it ence of the Holy Spirii-I-? _
>0 "Let us advance on Tour khebs,
.? _ .
,g- AUiKN. XliWB. ??
[n Among1, the boys a nd^ girls \vt
l_ Itspent the holidays <Tf tli.mc with re
\.7 JntlVes "and friends from our varioi
?f- schools and colleges wore: Air. Hon
ig iAnderson, Morchyuso, Atlanta; Mi
is ses Beatrice ftlcOhee and Kllen .lad
rs -sanrJ^isk University, Nashville, Ten
;y Misses Evelyn Ilill, Lcora Itomilu
;i- Ola Bell and Tamma Jones, fyes'si
>y William HiLL-Jr., Clarence and Th
ir" mas Hammond, Benedict-Colhege*, <
ie lumbia; Misses Alphia Thompso
?r. Seleath^ Nobles and her friend Ma:
b?Williams, of Wilmington, N.
?r. srs. Joseph and William Ifarley
jy State ?oIlege, Orangeburg.
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|YHE PALMtr
?TfrUSewho spent thehohdays^ro
northern points in Aiken were: Mr
Tilliy It ice Hampton and her litt
son, Willliam, Jr., from Jamaica. I
Miss Ethel Glover accompanit
by her aunt, Mrs. Martha Glove
Lttle Chiippell Hodges and Mr. Li
Roy Glover of New York Ciy, Mis
Mildred Carroll, New. Yutk Ciy, Mr
Miity- Bailey' Holiday from Nowarl
. ,".N. J. Messrs. Willie Tu'flier an
Clarence Pinkney 'from Ashevilje, ^
C., also Mr. and Mrs. Dan Linse
l'rom N'Oiv York City. :"
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hill spier
.ho holitnys in fcjavannali, Gn: '
^lessrs. Edward Williams and Alv
Carroll spent their holidays in th
city of Atlanta, Ga.
Tjtc dance, at the Kalamia llal
given by the Merry Makers was er
joyed ! y all present. A bus from Ail
<"bi ,?lmnnyht?many out of
tc Ail guests. It was a real Chrjsl
mas treat. The Thill was lighted wit
.1 caiuiiul candies.
Misses Dorothy Richardson an
the holidays visiting friends in Aikc
They are tc^icKing at Allendale.
I U. f.lV,... ..I I \'ji4\r\wt\r\
is here visii-in? her sister, Mrs. E
manuel Bland. .
BKTT1S ACADEMY;
2, fa it
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The teachers who spend the" hoi
days at their* respective homes Wer
Miss Arlena Edwards .\tl.anta. Mis
Evelyn -Wheider 1 e^jfcr. E;rtonJtoj
(" t., Mrs. \ anii.la ClSrk-, "^ohynbi
and Prof. ,1. Ik Sartor.
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C ST. I'AL L -XEVY'S.-?
! _.Tho hjliilnys h'OYC. pn^Ptt""quieil
rtlUl pleasantly* into history, and tli
.desire, is how .to- make the new yea
I'one of *j)ea>:*e and prosperity,.
Mi', and M.rs.vT. CJ. Ka.ijin wiUC!
taiiied en I)ec:oirdi<\r^26th .in honjj^V
..-.'o?f i'ii w ttirt11' iiiin*
1 birthday A eoujp'e-d+nijcr vus seryt
I which was unite olahnmli- and delii
p.' . IS . .
1 The Christmas services at I.iberl
iini ..t Vi
'"lof-vofy-tha sonmm tho carol sinjjo
huf. St. Pq[(il (;i?uk'il- Sc haul.sang' sc.
, rvtiT carols.'
| I\Ir. Juhrtr^vttLriHiK-v wh,, died
1 .ho -Tftmi-.y iloVpiinl, in ^ilm U r, who
i lie It ad [underiinm- an .dptrariott.^V'
i ur\d nil Do octulTor -dth; I'to- Icav
I ' .
rtk voted wll'o and : i.\ tdi'idn n.^jr.
Wash liagit), ) highly rcspei
'I od member of Liberty liill, was bu
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-rrd?Suiida.t, Jatinat y 1 sir 11 a 'hr
- brgli ill fo'r. soi!.^ tii.it1 and lhL? V
! nob ^expected,' but bis-many frien
[.and-" fylativgs nutuVu. his loss. 1
llU'ta splendid- l';ihuly, who has t
.sympathy of tho community,
j i. . All". XornVvn FVndergrass, of '-Clp
k'ston, spout the holidays' with 1
f.| parents.;. v. ' ' ' -
t >\I isv.s (iiissio 11 ilton, ?,M initio
. Donald and Gardenia llfgin'.havo
' ..I'Im AIIi.'m?fllil'Mvil U
Paul Graded School opt ned
I Monday, .Tnidfni^-*2flfd. The Chi i
-?ma- ! ice. Mi ndny niuht v.?r.n '"'Ihi
>1' beauty." Misses l'oihpcyCjind \\
-. 11 lravt.-r.ctiirnt.il irom them vaeal
I *hore t>io .siarc 'their return.
_.| Mr. Joe "Oliver am! Miss \Yi!lic C
j votv\v-cre married on December 22
"A very pretty church wedding.,folic
. .ed by .a .rn;cp.tliin at the Homo of i
j bridtV pirdnis. . They are iiow
, Honie iii WiltninfttOn, N. C. *'M
j -5 .
Willie" will Mje missed. Muny''g<
wishes follow tl)em. .
*"[ AVo cSVo'lld '-0 -lio Palmetto Lorn
L) ' '
j eongratulatrnns for the. part pla>
T'lTur'-nf the past yoar^in' JwWTpTTjT
^ lie race. ay'd a wish that the r
year naiy bo happened brighter.
. f''
a-? Orangeburg AT ews
U Miss Thelma Ony A^rs. Fred K
, r.?;rly,? Mr. and Mrsi-Oharleg Sumni
e motored t'o Columbia last week.
c> may'cxpeet bells to iing at any ti
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Lloyd annour
.? t he mdrriniie of their daughter^ J
< tt.o ;tiyv$fiv Scott Stewart "of-lii
, sli?ul, I.onp' Island, at their home
' Poeomber 27th at 2::T(>. liov. J.
pTnytor officiated. Thoy . loft foi
'o'.ir itr Ahihan a; after which -t
i wifT make their home in' Ilemstej
at tended
*' mrVHrin'tre of her sister. MiV's Jqlil
Valentine to Mr. Areflin ^lomvnc
io >
j Pocornnor 28tl^at the home of
president-of Allen University, ;
? : 1- . ??:
s formed .the ?ceremony. It was
h, have heciw|intc an elaborate all
Mrs, White remained with her i
? (hiring fiw holidays.
'n| Mr', nwl Mrs.. F. L, Broy.-n.
s* ^ve'-nvPlo. with daughter and
?-?Mr. T\ !< Brown, n student at
* Cta'e rdliofo,""motored here
?'! seent fhe~lln\\ "While here theu i
fhe ..truest of Mr. and Mrs. Tie
is' X)an:als.
Cla<Tn Orrho??ri and hand wer
' Spartanburg to ploy during tfie ]
ITU LEAOEK ' ^
m clays" 'The band seems to be in great
s. demand under Band M/uster Stewart,
le The News Man enjoyed a very fine <
?T. ; dinner at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. 1
id Preston Billy on Christmas day. The
r, diner wus. made up of everything good i
3-(to cat that one's heart .could wish.
>s Mrs. Billy is an exceptionally good 1
s.' cook. -. .
4,| Prof. T. W. Coopet und Wife spent i
d! the holidays here with Mrs. Cooper's i
I. i parents, Kevv Johnson. l"hey return.
y : ed t.o Olanta where Prof. ?Caopcr^-ia- -I
principal of* the school. I
it Miss Caroline McRae* of BranchvilkVjspent
the day "here with~Triends >
a before returiiing to her school at Es- ]
e'teile, S7"C. ~ \ \
M r. IOarl Howard and nephews af- |
[1 ter spending thq Wiristmas iij Wash- i
ington, 1).- C., returned ami resumed I
i-j their studies , at Clnflin. . x
U?Minn Emma Williams,..daughter ol'~
..I Prof. Willie While Williams, of the <
h State Poll ego, spoilt' the 'Christmas,'!
..[here with hir ]rirents. Miss Willii\msi
c] has been teaching at Mullins for <
g ' quite u while and +tas mnde a tiigh p
n . mark" in her chosen profession^ p
Mr.-J. M. Max-well, Jr., \v'ho is at,: i
(i TerrrltnjF A'IHHH ?ITT?MnSjtflghilgetf^,' ! 1
?] spent the holidays hc;ro and returned j t
| in his school on Mond?iv^__^_ -|rT
Mjss Dorothy Sulton and Miss Lula 1
Wilkersnn left for Oberlin, where they
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h-Jsj?:?Do. you want material for
1 ;oj ?Private Reading?College
en- 3 High or Rural Scl
,?,'S *3 ' Speeches for all occasions at
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fj, 1 37 copies sold the fir
mo. 8 . r
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K.es Q mat every person migni navi
(,]j- p' a Negro poet of South Caroli
L-m- P in the reach of all.
?n:l $2.00 p
a jg Order Frorh . .
hey 8 ' UAMP'I ON PR1I
1('y | g ' "F3 10 Assembly Street
p "~T~ or the Ion
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fair. js COIN]
parT!~# rpi /-? . - rj" -u" f-? V
1 he Citizens r i
We have a complete line c
son, o .
<V o Special Prices On
flTld '? " PRICKS 'R^SC^ABtS"
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nrg0-1 The Citizen's Ft
it to x I t 15 Washington St.
hoik
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have been attending school. Miss j
V\ llkinson is the daughter ol' 1'resi- |
dent and Mrs. Wilkinson, of the,State
Lohi'ue, aitd Miss Sulton is the daugh- , tl
tor of Mr. Mack Sulton, one of Or- N
mgebuyg's best, business men. |T
Miss 1 he-lma Orr spent the holidays t<
ionic with her parents at Bantbevg. a
Mrs. Mainie Whitmore and Ruth a:
tlortzog spent the .week-end in Den- A'
mark with relatives and friehds. | K
Mr. Iiume Sulton and Charles Reid T
ioft for Augusta, where the are at- R
.ending Haines Institute. _ I ft
Dr. Robert S. Wilkinson, Jr., and ft
ivife are here visrking Dr. -Wilkinson's." V
parents. Dr. anil Mrs, Wilkinson of-ft
lie Smta.College. ?? r?-4-?4H
Mr. Willie Henderson is very much b
n demand; he being one of Orange- T
)iirg!s niost artistic painters atid decirators.
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Christmas passed very quietly in a
Drangeburg. Not a?single accident
nis hannenrd. to mar th<> nlPtisnro of I.
inv one and a talk with some of the
>l<lQSt-officers; they say they cannot
jnderstand. -it, urllcss it's the doing
away with whiskey. -.^say that our
icople are just getting better through .
he constant teaching from the press ~
ifUl other- agencies. . ?
- ftVi' Wish o -thanit the lady?that?
jought 5 Leaders at one time. Send I
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any INFORM ATIQN con- [a *
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Saturday/January 7, 1928.^Btt
AFTERNOON $yW>ER GIVEN j
An afternoon supper was given afl
ic residence of Mr. arid Mrs.
fesbitt, 1228 Liberty Avenue
uesday evening, L>ccembcr2?th. il'u
resting games of cards were playeMEl- '
Iso-othcr games. The guests wenflui. *
s follows: Miss Julia B. ThompsoiaKK-'
Ir. Cron.u Ware, Miss Juliet Raiforapflr
tr." William Gilliam, Miss AnniLiOji
hompson, Mr. Julius Bennett, MisTjffl
osa McCbttdugKritTfT J. C. McDaniel JpjBl
liss Elizabeth Nesbitt, Mr. CurtijHw
IcMiller, Miss?Coi^mie Bailey,
/ alter Vincent, Miss Annie NesbitikJK/*'
t*v:I>t?fkl McDonald,- Misses Ertith
ktgood, Emma Kershaw, Lucile Nes-Vw
itt, Charlotte L. Mott and Lucil^^M'
A delightful course v?vs served by'|
lisses Ilattie Mottr Fannin Ncshitl|L'!|lIp
sstited by Mr. Willie T. Nesbit.
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Residence 8871 ?
Dr. D. K. Jenkins 1
DENTIST i|
[ Tilings, Plates, Crowns and Bridge#^ nl
' Sunday by Appointment A '1
Extraction by Conductive Anesthesln jl
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1107',i Washington.St., _ Cola.f ?U (X |j
I>r. L. M. DANIELS^i-| Physician
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112f> Wa.-hington, 2220 Hampton XJS<"
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DR. H 11. COOI'I-.R"* IF
Dentist
Gold Crown and Bridge Work
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Office Phone 6429 1126 Washington 9$.4 |\
. N. Residence Phone 8264 J
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11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4fi?t }
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I ain Street 1417 Pine Streijl mfl
Office Hours! _ PhonoeC tHfc
II A. M. to 2 P. M. Res.: 88ft 'RjJ
C? P. M. to 8 P. M. OfTice: 4247 jjjjj
Dr. W. D. Chappelle M
V Physian and Surgeon |nv
Diseases of Women and Children n{
A Specialty ' Wfl
Office: Residence - Mul
1324 1-2 Assembly St. 1301 Pine St. Ijir
Columbia, S. C.' BhT
Office Hours: - Telephone*: 6.017
11:30 A. iM. to 2 P. M." Office 36Mlj||
0:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 654tftJj
Dr. C. JE. Stephenson J j
Physician and Surgeon jtWau
Diseases of Women ami fthilHriw* BlfM
Office: Residence:
1414% Assembly St. 1328
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3:00 P. M. to 7:00 P. kfljfl
Dr. H. D. Harper gj
Surgeon Dentist flGI
Goid"'thrown and Rridprc Work fl
A SPECIALTY J|
Fillings, Extractions, Plates, Croim^M|
f -1- Corner Washington & Assembl^fi^H
1029 Washington St. Cola, &