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~ PAGgrwu L The "Old Gray" ; ;:. '. ' .. . ,. j-.; - | . tfy E, Ph South Carolina Speaks Ollicially The ekpressicn ot'-thc-Ceireiul Con* fertnce delegates atJMlcn University, * Wednesday of last week,'is indeed the "^tmige of the old Palmetto Slate. It's "* Our united sentiment and thesentatives have pledged-themselves to following is the program. 1. Bishop Hurst must be returned to South Carolina becfaUse the interest of our church demands it. 2. Dr. E. H. Coil must by re-elected Missionary MeerctaVy beeausp he has done more predecessors put together. 3. Dr. R. W. Manefc must be elected to bishopric bc'ca:isc_ of his eminent fltness and because it's our time to get. .a bishop^on the bench. 4. D^. Fl II. ^IcGill, bur state's-oratbr fur thc'Union. 5. Stand by Dr. G. A. Singleton. J" our" gifted son,' \jho is now inthe-U-J a ' niVersityof Chicago. "With those five ?* teema on our r.tato program, wo are % 1 ' ready to make combinations with.the v suppportefs of I>r. I.hidsdy 7bf .Georu gia; Dr. Wright, of. Pennsylvania J Dr. Caldwell, of Tennessee; Dr. 'Wilson, of North Carolina; Dr. Newsome, of Aiabdma-; Dr. Young, . of Texas; Dr. Spearman, of. New York", -Dr. Smith,jof Now Jersey ami all nther leading candidates who. have a fol lowing t^pi7lY^rn exehaTTgOv?-W-e havn Florida Solid for Dr. It lance and Florida has South Carolina sotiu lor Dr. Grant. ' I ' "A " . VW' , Allen's Campus*. an' Atttfneti^-Sccne . ? It is certainly. au_kLS.piia.lion to walk ': tp Allen L'nivui.-il'.y anil sio thj woir derful improvements that have been made there. First, yott will see a ,'Vlobie group o^ yolin?; men and women that Would do justice tb any college in .. t . " the South; a fine faculty and the fini _- -ighingr n-f-fpreLticst bliek wall-thai you have ever seen around a college anywnere in Uiis^Country. In the erection of this- -beautiful _briek wall ? ; around A Urn IJnjvpisiIV Bialion Hulflt has made good every p^hise in this Thare is pnnishop living that ' -t is more popular than-, lie. The finance '' committee composed . of Drs. Miles', : Mance and Adams," deserves the great. est credit for the aM?vice-frrndotcd 4o Bishop Ilurst and the men ajidLiv.o= ' . ~ men of South Carolina in contlucting . . the business affairs of out. college. _ : Bishop Hurst says Dr. Adamjf is /mo of the best business men he has ever seen. All of us'must admit that a"side from Dr. Atlamsl cleat gfrfi 'and ^ ability to preach, the gdrpol; ha is a ??t?prince when it cornea to business-. * ." ' r 1 * f j__ . , Educate the Head; thcTIand and the * - Heart. It 'docs net take an. expert to d? tect that seme!lung is w>. mlly wrong - J'S . . with the education that.is being rc' eeived on the part of individuals in xnis ciay and generation. Sa l, hut it .' is true nevcr.thU'S^ tliitt the igfiorarit -have no time with the' Intelligent in commitUng crimes *a'rul ohor acts of , dissipation. The above caption is the solution of the problem.. Education is 0f a triangular nature; and all three sides must be equally developed if -v?.you-want a fit p:-r.-v*?m~-T0 develop any one- siJe and neglect the other gives >'ou a poor one-sided, unfortu--r ' nate creature. ' My~*~pcrscmaf opmior " is that thc heart preparation is above all. And vet to lpv ;vll..*:sircss or ~*heart "prcnarat ion at the expensed the head, dcvelhps a -first class "hol'j roller." The human family is rushine after inioilertii.il and industrial' ndu cation, which is confined exclusivclj to the head and hand. But religrious education which strengthens,the sou is rejected and almost dispised bj this young generation. Kducntion doe: , ' - not refornu hut develops. _JThc .won means to draw out. It'is the pro - r cess of bringing to the surface thi -..-?.--imbedded qualities.'of an individual ; -s-". .? educating of a thief means ai educated thief. The samp is true will a liar of any othur bad fcharacter.. T< my mind'-edticati^fi is lis dangcroii: in the possession of "flSvtcked man, a: ^ an automatic pisfol jn"the hands o an insane man. Leob and Leopole . . tKe Chicago youths that murdorce " young F^ank, as a mere experiment were intellectual giants; but ignoran ? at heart. .. Luther fiurbank was an ih . dostrial expert, but made a miserabli ff".. out of-dying for lack of heart culture The graduates from our collpges to day that dis^ise the church of Go< and-have regard for-tboir-Grento* ar& poor, one-sided cranes and ar< but little, if any service in the worl< today. We need educated ltion fini women now as never before, hut fHej if must have all three sides dftvelopei : ' % - - ? 1 r . ' * ^ ' V. and : v I The New Rider '& nip Eir,. |;;; Our Whereabouts. ei :?-Oil Inst Sunday we were with Itev. , ( M. M. Martin on.the Lagree Circuit, j) alui we had.a wonderful time. It was a happy pleasure of- mine to me<jt p vhose great _people. They are ampng l ihe best in the connection. L>r. "Mar-I^" lilt has tha-sitnatinn well in h""d- Hc I _ lis a high tone (Christian gentleman, I q a great preacher and leader, aqd this \\ charger is perfectly safe- in his- cafe. I j-j This .week-end will find us on the p, Pino- 6ruve Ciron if. with. Bey. N. A. Gary. We will preach at Pine 'Grove . jyj T^lrtm-Tv iiuiuIay'JLTTfl :0fr~A~-M7T givc^r) ihe Communion It nil finish Ihe bu#i?t=fp ness of the quarter, that afternoon. jg I.ct the people pray for the presence p, of the Holy Spirit. j'.^] "L^t us advance^ on our. knees." <V "I yv El'TAWVIRLE NEWS L The old year has passed into the | fj 'realms of history and we are now entering into- a New Year. Our schools have been open again a and" the teachers and students have -hctnm-work- af ter .-spending the holi- J day-pleasantly. ..IV Owen Powell, William Powell, their i'c two-sisters, Mrs. Hester Scott and; t Wrlama Powell motored from Char-it lotto, N. C., to spend the Chrijstrpas! ..with their mother, Mrs. Rebecca Pow-I ell, . " Sunday was a?groat?day at SL-L James Baptist Church. A large aud-j ien^o greeted the pastor, who preach- j fl Vd strong sermon. Rev. John W. Glo-1 -i . .. . * . . i?' ver was at his best throughout the j j day. . - e Mrs.T.avinhiO Rlfliburg is somewhat? indisposed at this writing. t Mr. William Brown, the local min- j ister of the Shijolv A. M, E. Church, who was quite ill> has many.friends ? muh urn trim! tn tnnw -Hint he in on : HreiTpTll l'OU'iiieiil list.? ? SIDNEV PARK C. M. E. CHI RCIJ , L . .4^, _ y V . . ^'A'imsnal Sidney Park wag in full |~ ^ bttiom Sunday.. . As nature presented.j iisclf with a beautiful spring day; so;, did the members-present themselves ' with a large attendance. * . <1 Ihc Sunday School began its se'r- > vice at 10:00 A." M., the uSUJtT htiucz i with the superintendent at" his. post 1 - of duty. A -short song sendee was ) | rendered by the Sunday School choir; ,'lifter which the members asembled to . I't'hbir respective classes for a full discussion _of . the lesson, . The lesson was Pcautifwlly carried out on-the 'part of the teachers and pupils. . . ' a At the morning service Sidney was \ ! in full sway.. The church was filled C | to its' capicity, including the members I and visiting friends. Before the ser- i .. mnn ,\v:k nreached a short, song scr- f vice was conducted by Dr. Jeltz, that f '-set. the church afire, and caused the!.I; dinners present t0 have a warm feel-1 ?rnr toward GnfF~'Aftor tVin cr,nr? I * \ ice, to the delight of our member? < . and many' friends, liishop Williams ? i preached an insipiring sermon which 1 was-well fitted for the occasion. Af- >; tor the sermon, Dr. Jeltz sweetly sang a , "Come Home" as he was gently call-| J ng sinners home to God. Three lov- J / .ing young ladies entered the House of |? God, as they said they felt that they were entering^ into a new world. t "At 3:f!0 Dr. Jeltz gave an interesting and beneficial lecture to* women 1 . only. Down stairs vas-packed.?XhiSy ~ fl'ituie ivas enjoyed by all who heard} it. ' / _ .. 11 *he Epwprth League service began at ! 7 '>:uOrV. with the president, Mr.' T. J. Morris, presiding. A short pro- i ] gram was rendered by a few talents j of the Epworth League. The League ; promises a real good program for j next Sunday. Prof. W. P. Dendy will . v. c i^viuic i, uuic inumoers^ anar friends. ' > .. ' j - ? ... i Sunddy night was another- happy i - "ETme- " As" the members entered the j - church they found Dr. Jcltz ningingj His: soul-sttrring songs. The sermon ! for the night was delivered by Rev. ^ Robinson, of Jacksonville, Fla. Thej | sus." He thoroughly explained how J j to take a trip with Jesus, that even ' - the nmallpot child . eowhl undei t'sanrtr*" ^ After night gcrvice, everybody left! the church happy ancj conte,nte<jf as ^ they had a blessed day with God. CALLED TO NEWBERRY 1 TVl- ffro/lMotoo e " -t.. J.-i , ?- **{5 J.U1IUV1 niUdL'IllSj y.and friends of of Benedict College ^sent-n wire to the Benedict Club in 1 Columbia.to meet them Sunday, th? 1 22nd, a the Fir?<t Baptist Church,at / three o'clock. Th6 Columbia ~ Club h -wired in ronpon?er "Hold tha__fort,t we are coming." TftB PALMETTO C?:' , Jfe On Monday, January 2, 1228, at X i 30 A. M. Mr, and Mrs. K. W., Per- j llj. G17 N? Coit St., .entertained the. M, embers of the Buds and Iioses Club; JJf eii' husbands'and friends at a Bi'tah-" :G t?t dance.. The- hptac was attractive."'. ith'holiday decorations. Those pres., It it were Mr. and Mrs. P.- St. I.ips- Br >mb, Mr. and Mrs. B. Buchanan, r. antl MVs. R7~J7^ "Wilson,Hmtnd?^ its'. S. S. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. James W aijee, M'ss Ceona Webster, Messrs, fo; ongle.V* James Miller, Cecil Davis, j hris. Perry, Drs. rrlJeTimPHurne, Br yna Fy-olvn Overton of New Yorh M ify, sister of the hostess, vMrsj R.; on r. Perriri, was the d Kilcltt of honor, j ~ eliciuus sandwiches* colTeo and . nnch were served. , . " I On Tuesday. January IQ'.h. Mrs. I "atilda Scott delightfully entertained itr Buds and Roses?Club -til her . I T?.,r,?| v'r t-Ti't- Frederick hnrpo was welcomed as a now' mem- . l;-. ?r. Tablc&we rearranged for whist, vJT? tints we're s>vyo<riUtnrii?'"1+rc~;jTtnrre. r t the conclusion of. the frame tallied j. J: ere collected and points counted Miss X M. Webster bavins? thew bijrhi'st rore, received first pvi'/.c; Mrs. Perin, the booby. .' ' >( Doliciuils snndv.iehop. coffee. punch ?_ nd cakc were served. . ,4> On January 9th Dr. and Mrs. It. . Wflsoh, Mr. and Mis. It- \\\Per- ^ in. and .Mr. and Mrs. 1'. S. Japs- ' oiiit) motored to Darliayion, S. C. o see the.,wonderful-.photo], ley,. "Jlhe f' Seventh Heaven.:' ' j G eorgetowii N ew s ... .. . Mr, John Robinson, i ." Char!, - h n illd worker1 'Of : h Craoiinn Iutual Insurance (. an; i. -a ;! nj?- a few weeks 'in -thy' ci! y,.yn in! business. . he National I??-ir :'.t Ir i.r:uu. (' .. s in the; city :-Mw; 31 nri< n Paul,- (if ,C. br.ubia. pent, the We el:-end in. the t iyt. Mr .la'mf-s JK h Jo h, <.f A iw.-'v . C in. M.i-.i ty 'M-it, fp!.^ "\TMTM. rcrnrt.-.^ K ..... J i ? ini:, >u(iu v ;vi7\ i; >u I. T .'i: ,Uvir hee'ing at the home "of Mrs.- It. F. tn-tcrscm on Tq,c niay^fate moon. All'-. or ti very interesting?nm???^ Aveet coiirsp. avjis si nod. ' ". The Cosmopolitan Club mot at the 'r tome of Mrs. T. (f. Dunnmrc m Tin s- t !ay evening and \va V. cutei'taiiicd by jJr. Arthur Caivdjurj "l'liu Fl.lt A.' ami y.-nail Club-hold . ts regular?me-otirfg ai?ilic_'ln>me. of- ? Iiss Avline Alston, on Thur.-:day. Orangeburg' News ?.' '' !;l The f >'iendsmf-~M r.. \\LaJler_Brown * ^ ire Rind to see hint out after, a ?*> t ere attack fit la grippe. J>r. S. tC | ireefi attended him. '* Kqv. and Mrs. I.J. I*ruitC were vis- t tors here .during last wool:. Dr. *ruitt is well pleased ..with' his new ; ield and the work is progressing nice-. . y. . Miss Flora Julia FoPdh^m .enter- V aincd-many 'of.her fi:i mhs.in honor if her 10th hrrfhda.v. Phe vijis ?: isted liv Mil s Fannie I.onis? Fordhaiu S, The refreshments consisted of punch. ream and rahe, and then fwijao.? pZ-?, arious kinds wore, played.. Mi w- A ^orrlharn was yrnvM 1,\" tfr. and ?! r u v 15. .-Bred arid. " Toonjooh credit fr.n )6t Tic "V'lvcn t'rir'?is.v?p"*h(l nT<7p?v f< r 'evoti'on to tlvs child v.\h0 was left /. in infant by tier wotVr. Alceiitl; wiie'ot tftV'Rnv. TT. ijjcfiill, of Colombia. rnent a o\v hours in OrangtdioVrr Inst Week. ?Mi. Tt. A. Whi'e even.' hn't wool; in he hoxl with T.a cjvinr.c. lint-he is out his place of business nT.oiir, to the .1 iflicht oi trum's. Mr. JViltie IIondersoTi erf pie over" Prom Manning nnxt hod rknr"p of "the, \ store during Mr. White's .iJ1nc?*. The "basket hall season is now open and both State College and Calflin < Collfegc are playing good^-Lalk. Tal$- <: inc rilriat .of tV>n frnm/m ?U,... I t no .MrYVft i.-MiV*-f W J 1 A<i4 V Sr ..j.^. played_?.. ^ . . : ' l Miss LcWSTy. IIcrlko.tr, of D:nmnrk, * vv?,s the guest of Mrs. MrWhttirrnrc during tire past week. c * I am very glad to'say that the oi l . folks are gating-along nicely. rl,'hru *' the help of God and our friends Ave < had a very nice Christina:1. I am < glad to say that it was very thought- .) fid-of--Mr. P. II. Ilaltiwautfor tO-4a;-4 nfift? to the "home rf ear load of wnpd,' and through My. Elonzor, .the eotfhcil < allowed the city. to hall it f . r us. for i which we. apreeintc ver.v rn'ncli; for ! it helned ns to toim t.Ue. warm dnrhtp: those cold days. Mav -? God -hlrss my friend?. hith white and * colored. . . [> We also want to thanV Benedict c LBADKft iHoge. Bethel A.-.M. E. Church Leae and a, club, df which Miss Ruth itkr is president for their liberal ns&s donation td* us. . ' We ay.ain want to thank Bethel A. fj; Cluu'ch, of which Rev. R. E. o<rdon is pastor, for a donation of t;.j l'oy the old folks, ruff or inootffttff-vrftg -hold at thev I folks h 1111? by Second Nazareth J mtist Church choir on December* * . I' t'i._'l he nicotine: was led by Broth i-Poo White and.Brother Randolph odourilV which was very much -eh'ed byL-all.' , We now want to thank Mys. L. G. mmnavtlnor. Mrs. T. H. Henvv and vs.- C'. P, Saxon for a dollar each the o!<i loii; s dinner. Susie Japftfers, reporter. i.. . . . JOHNSTON NEWS ? ^ ' i _ " ' ^ . \ The students and teachors of JohnTrr RoVomvald School came hack to ii-rd n ftr r tlyXniuf; holidays', very j iich refreshed and ^with - cheerful' rrifr' TVllc U'finlf -Pr\iir?/1 ?*f^1 rtticii'Vnj* hi {ho XtAV. Year. Sevnl new students have entered since rims. J! - - - The 'Miss.es Hi Mills' and C. Pawns, teachers of T-Mgefield, were'visor? .here Sunday afternoon; Pi'.if. Wright. of Salmla school; "of/-Tones, of P C is Acndpmy and rofs. lliee and MoCottreyy of Ridge i ring-school, were visitors here on on 'av evening. ' State Agent/for Xcgro Schools, Mr. . IT. IViten, vbi+cd our school, on fdr.dhy.... . . " ." . : _Xi K. L.'^anicds and Ti <T. Rich-' ids n ^fent the-day at the home of r0-J k< n'noy on- Sunday. * They . "a <T> llghtful visit; also a dei' vu- rnrru.l 'The <l:iv ; d- otT .nay 'pleasantly- and they ;o ., I;?. 'J4y- "AtrJ-fained. - fo .fjryv'.ry on the . 20V This ilLA._! . K iven in h.inor of- the d hc Ro.-o Club, just organized by yfi-h-.n hrado class. ' ~ 'i' (!< ;' -e-tic science girls gave a a1:-' V.'rAk'' on Tuesday night. It T--bv.c d a cue ess. Several walked r'l. tt1.1.?-ffh"! thhy' h!ld .'l;i almnd ;?7?~ rr" m, > _ . . .1.1-;. I1IV UJilllU iimr hnth ' fifhi prudu ./? h:ul the-pleasant surprise of \the cake. " ~T" " T I NOTICE! ? S ? . . * Is V-; -?. / ~&L3 ravel ij. I| BY * .. T a < ii "RAIN 2 -V " w/ I ; :.)OWm-K-N-^ 3 PIrJ?ne 6631~ q[ J.\\1KS WOODBURY, Repu 3j ? \ ::7i~?U3r^4WT4 K4.MAS * v?J||L? t -vr%, i < FjfMr A I . Wyi !? MM* -^ x.vv'!rv? L ' '. ; K;V.I \ c New Undf ' ; . . ' V * f4i;\t k What NiirrjHers ' "A Breath o: A TvOOK CF C James Williar IT-' ,i LAURE ; >; . _ " ' Now Se i L)? you want material for C Private Rerclir.^/ C ollege Hi oh or Rural Scl ? ' Spe( chrs for all occasions at j 137 copies sold the fir it i hat every per sop might hav i? jii there ac h of all. | " 1'"" $2;GQ p 11AMPTON. PRli 1 3 I 0 Assembly Street or the / ( - . ; >uooooopoooooooodoooooooob :?r~ m;. .;.y .pp.;..:. > \ FQR DEPENDA ;i ' . ; . ,COIV | The Citizens Ft ^ We have a complete line c |Z_I 'T Special Prices ^rT It 'PKK-'-'S r?a?ONAB1 F \ Tha C itizen's Fu 1115 Washington Si, . ^| ? 1 . ??^ s?e"A dream of ?? -QUEEN~EST The play, "A Dream of Queen Esther,"' under the direction of Miss Clyde, Singleton,. Qf Benedict College, }s'to bo presented the last part of this month. Mr. Benjamin Boozer, of Sidney ...?ttrk Church^is dt?_ sponsor. . Mprdccai^ Dr. J. E. Watts, is a noble Captive Jew living-in the Persian city of Shiishan. lle is loved by all and dwells with his servant Melshn J .(Esther* Washington) and adopted i daughter, Esther (Magaret Wallace); llegai (Alphons'o Smith) gomes to him-: to -infom) him that the king (Wm. ! Ycale) is -about to choose a wile athat Esthor has been selected to pre- ( sent serself for the -contest. Mor- ; decai thinks that if Esther be chosen Queen she may help Her people who ; are' captives of the King. - To-be- concluded. ... .mokehul'se hi mm ks * , ATLANTA U. 23?15 Atlanta, Jan 14?Morehouse came back strong in the extra period to drub A. U. 23-15 and iivso doing, take their, sixth consecutive ganie of the season, The game ended in a 15-15 deadlock. ^ h II' ' tj ilutvd A. Diu^ii for Johnson, lie inspired the jiggregaiion and started the scoring when 1 he sent a long one sizzling through 1 the Straps. The A. U. lads-were.com- I plelely bewildered by the spectacular J i dribbling, and the fast, yet accurate j pio.i.ing of the Morohonso team, and 1 Crawford, Sapp and Dobbs found it : easy to sing .shots to help give More- ! house the eight point margin. Roberts, star Atlanta. University lYirwaru, was I'L un.^ iin'nm I' nhnj managed to circumvent the: ferocious ilaroon Tiger's defense and took high jtoint honors' with" 7 point si. llis ae~ curacy Hi shooting made him very. "dangerous. .Supporting liiui wore the ' . ' - I . elongated Hamilton at ce*?ter and ' Stanley at guard. 1 . Late in the extra period, and tfa.ililifr bv some pifht noirt? tltn Afl.ntw, ' I. nTrri'>Try~Tnr\Wi'.'(!" l'<1.11?4 (.'? 1 *?n -^rhrv'.. fl'11. l )lil^ l?lilllr.ov . ;nnj - "f fellow t'nrniij'h- Thiwe-imtin playing on their part ma Jo it a simplefm.atter for-Morehouse-ta win? r any INFORMA'l ION cor.- | ning your travel, 1 shall he j3 id to got in touch with you g anytime. ' v ?. 5. vlORE & ' |; ound :iC.KET OFFICE -r?? ?i ?1 307 Main Street gt sentative for the Southern Ry, P. yQLQ&&s^oe!ritf&8^^ ' '^Nr- . p *r The Sun ! J Of Persons Are Saying Of % f The Muse'' JOLDEN VERSE & 3Y . yr~ "" : ; I n Wither spoon N?r-SrG. C jjj _ r* llin^ Fast ' . 8 V ' ?f . v. n Recitals Sunday Set.eels roal Entertainments? b a little more than 1 cent ea,ch <j> st five clays off the press. ' j&e a copy of this worthy work of na, we _haye placed the price & NT1NG COMPANY rCi.-Jlc:- e e " v-uiumuia. J. g \UTHOR. , i ooi^^aoooDaooo^pooofloot ja:oo:craoo-ow'yyeiW'j\'^'UA'O^Ui->j.-':'o BLE FURNITURE | ic-TO? ' I irniture Company % if furnitnre in the latent styles. re Living Room Suites mTLTRFRA'L I irniture Company \ . PI,one 4978 , g Saturday, Jajiuai^JSl, 1928 ?5 MR. AM) MHS/E. L. STEWART J Orangeburg?Mr. and Mrs. E. L.' Stewart cf State Ctvllegfe, entertained f with a .whist party at their residence Saturday afteinoan, January ,14. from. . I four to six in honor of their daughter, Juaulta* now Mis. Ralph A. l'olk, of N'ew York Gity, wild- had been visit- _ i ing- them for i-he past llirefc weeEs. . , At the conclusion of .the .games, Mrs. l'olk received the guest's prize; Miss Sara : B. Henderson; first piize for Indies; Mr. T. J. Lylcr, first prize fo'r^ : men, Miss Bomicc'A. Coleman bouby. .**! Ilot co.voaand sandwiches, ice cream ami eal c were served.., A . Mrs. IV k sh ng i v,0' heiuLtifjjl idee ions,. "Talc Moon" and. "Weeping * Mary" a*- the College vesper service Sunday cycflihff, January..8,'h. Mrs. Polk, with-Vrev litHe daughter, Kli'/ii! eth, reft for New York City Sunday aftci nonuj, January 16th a deBuy From Me and Save Money L. A. RICHIE , Oljbl? Reliable'1 Undertaker j " . FUNFRAL DIRECTOR . I /' AND EMBAL'M-IvB > ; ?, Complete Motor FAjuipment i'hones: Office 22.5 'Night <? Rosy 287 .iti-AVa-shingloh St. Ahi>eville>-S?.-CLr ^ YOU ARE NEXT , IT WONT IljG LONG J We are Availing t<> serve- ypu with . J First C1:> s YtWk iit an Op to. ^ Onli' n-ii;hi>i- ?hor, ? ? 1 Service Barber Shop C. T.. T-.TT/T.TEWOOD. Prop. i AC EXT V/ ANTED | To ?< U t!i0 Famous l>.l.AC'li PATTI | 'IFC'ORFS. (i'Urlrlca'ly Recorded.) ! !>e ft-ifac* ltnorj nvi |ti> titntt. Write To-^ ' \ ?iiE <. 111< aco nr.roitd co. I . .Jibyboytrun. ^i ?un*in, \ | j^yQiessional .|"~~1 | Cajcds jTj ? OOOC>OtfOCvl,O.V'C>v.vv.vOyO,l\OOOCtCtO loil'ice Hours: . Xylophones: A.M. in 7:00 T.M. Uilice 0033 . Residence 8879 I | " -.Dr.. Pi K. Jenkins . FitHpgs, JHaKs. Cr.?)\>ns and Bridges. ^ Sunday by Appointment ' Kxtvaetion "by CjBjjiujhctive Anesthesia V h-Specially. - . | 110712 Washington .St., : Cola., ?. C. ? I ' M ' ' * .n I I II ** ' ?Hrl hrMritt NHjjjLS j 'i' .(.'hj'Htt'ian and' Surgeon . * i special Attention Given Diseases O | Women " . . Dflice Residence jIT'.la WjnbuivHon, 'i'J.'tO Hampton l'l,r.n ?f?'VS pDR. " H COOPRIl r; | i Gol.l Crown am! Rridgc Work *1 A Specialty . t Special AHcprion Given to I)i?ea^ej_._ O ' Of .tie. Gums H Ofue Phone 04.H'.' 1 f'HO Washington St. fl '??--*. 1? !} ?? I'ht?iie X'H04 % > I Wf I 1^ 1^?8Xr BMMMi <H [Office Honrs:- Telephones: litOO to f?0? r. to. . Re?. 4692 GcOO i'a"B:00 I". Office 3796 wt. j sfLiART 9 "Jincn; 1 Residence: I7'I2 Main Street ' 1117 Pine Street fl OlTioe Hour's: Phones: |9 It A. .M. to 2 V >1. / ' Pes.': 8875 l! 1' 'i it. ^ 1'. ,M. (.in. t i 4247 j Dr. W. D. Chappelle m Physinn and, Surgeon |H t WKcascs ?( Women nniT Children * A-Specialty ; Office: I Iteaidenos 122-1 1-2 Assembly Sf. 1201 Pine St Columbia. S. C. i-g?qp? ??r. !_. . . *i Oil":I'o Hours: T<?inphr>p?>?y? 11:20"A. M. to 2 I'. M. OOleo 3530^J ; G:O0 P. M. Jo m f At r.? ^ . .... t iviyj, i>040 & Dr. ( . E. Stephenson?~H H \ I'hya i ? IaiL iuul _S nrpenn Diseases of Women and Children A ? Spcually ^Office: . ..'Residence: l-lll'/z Assent I ?ly St. 1828 Oak St. j Ofhce lIour^..8^0..A, M. to4k?Q ^T~" ifcO'J i?. M. to 7:00 P7M B Dr. II. D. Harper Cold Crown and Rrid{re Work ra A SPECIALTY 'I Fillings, Extractions, Plates, Crowns ' an ^Bridges" .. ? Corner Wsshingtdh & Assembly S