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m. . r* \ - pAQE V - --?- -rf- j The "Old Gray" ! 11. .* V ^ * ' .' * \ * t K.\ , ->V ! ^ > ' By E- PI _ " <>OQa~3sEt&&u.G.C> Cj C- ": O.QiGvGCoCoGC\CoGOGO . "The Palmetto I.eatlcr." Thc? abov^ilaper should bej'fintl l>y ~ every cu.oml person in The it ale of j South -.Carolina. 1 mean 'that they should svibstvihe alul j ay for .it. It . . is true that a host of white people rcad- this pupuruf which \VerTuglYly appreciate. Our only reason for ap. peal.ng to rtte^nlnrod noTVpte i^ fcy. * cause of race pride-. jSTow there are ? souip.gfiup-Ic that would rusk to read ?.. ?this joper if it carried ischnd^ils, a buses and mudsliuging. If the pronto.ers'would seek to expo/q. every ? .church distrrlupi'v.- i-Tr-frf-dr f~ nomination; ptddish every - dog fight ar.d cat scratch,- parade every bad rumor and try to dethrone its race . leadct s, iV, wouki; flourish for a rea-' son, and mast especially with, that claai Who d. light in confusion. But , thank God the-Manager, of thi& paper is too dignll'.ed far such "rot'. And . because of' this fact. the thousands "of respectable colored people ought _ .?do-support a i aver of this type.. Last year I .securest" nearly fifty spbscrib' - . ' " r" ms lor- The I'uliT o.t^?Lendci1.-- "And *7" uldhi Lite manti-tiT ol'ertd ~ liberal terms, I did hot accept a penny. Bislpop Hurst; out of lotto for ,f . * the paper alloyed .me-to, present, its , claim .to, his .annual confa'cticc^ cWe * shall ;do; the same; when he visit his". Florida loi.i'vrcncib this' st rintr. If Mr; lico.. II. - IlanijitOh would publish ; Bi i'i-y u in ....ai in mil?Unit to his cflice l\>r t'n\- -'Leader'' many of : our race reprcscr.t&tivi?S would be greaiiy..aaiLun-a.-6J. Da in his modest way h?? .sinijily: pigeonholes' the matter -an 1 not ??ii nit*ntlons".it to ' the-prr^jn that was U-b'e'-attacked. Bt\aus-j of this fact- every presiding ^ 1-1^0^011-1- ll ly J V or dthpnimfrnons should s'nbarribo for ..thia/.payer a.i i siyLvit suba.vibers. ... Every schoAl prino*: iil ar.d teacher in " the state -iwtdti-: . ;;v, av'-Jh'.j 'for ' . the I.oa~r.' N ; ' ' ; a . iiberaLewmtv.i.-*: )i:. ! r. Fa'-V. the . popular pas or . : ijy.' M. E. . Church, su.bsc:^c<i a- ? . h.a'i n::-vi ~ " " cd~ in~Tjur city. ,'Nor c.rdy did hi 'ray .... ' . for one year .in advar.ee -but took several .copies' to increase- -the cireula ' tiohi We earnestly" pray that others will do likewise, The. young lr.ana4. get- of this paper is."a. real tvouder. Ho 1* ,t r.M- r:.ec, - ijo , from his CoUo-.v eduoatlotf ho is aniong tli.u best b'.i.sii.c-s men of our group; The J lamp ton T'rliuin'g .Company IS 10 Assembly street gives occupations -to'wer t'ty colore;! monaant! t lscflJlUt'- Thin"!I ;ii. Xr^rVredevU-!, attorney, who- is Fid.tor of. the Leader . is. ni:c*1. amcTTg The.ltcsr lawyers in. * .* ' this cr-.tr.t'ry. L \ry c- lored mar. . - - ar.d wo; tan. s'.n uM subscribe-to the . -"Palmetto Lea.icr'V.aiul get the lone' fit of his w.or.de: ful editorials. The Victiir> Saving* Iiank. r . ; 'The; tiniinc\{fl "Slatui'.cnt of thli .. bank recently published in tins paper ; a few isSi;a:v ag\ sli -uld came .t-very Negro in Columbia4.0 ly proud. When this irist ;ti?tkpn was-'first' launehui in the Capital City, sum#:rnlorc ;i pe?ple'pr.u ht.sied; a ha.-ty downfall for iiie worthy niovyim-ni. Hat (iii.s bank ' went hired?LLe?f.n.uu iai?punlc o? uf this country, in which many >\hitc . , banks?faiiwl?anf|--tofltty?the Victory Savings Hank owned and controlled , by colored pfiupioj iiiin6is.tr the banking strongholds of South Carolina. '.You can tret .much help-from' this ' : bank ^ viunn. .mi.'t i,.' awim, 11.. G. L. Floyd, the cflicicnt cashier, is ?-among the .must cultured hiut" re lined ? of our group.?i\h-. \ aftee, rr.-is'-ant cashier, is.a reali^pein, ^ 2s one of the ? banks in the e H y.foi^.Ci-.di a a ha\e a better 'pr-opiir^d.'WWc-ki^-pei. than < _ ivirr Williams*. i ne i ayo nvuus 10 -?1?1?' -be proud of him. This^is the class . ? youcooie irt cen'Uet without this hank. 'Something is wrong with any jperfoh thjw will not rntronrzcrtrlTank with siTch a s:laff. W hy the wnitc " -r'-bAlikS uf I'lliy WSRTSF rc{u!ily and _ ? gladly with?the? Vutruy . ^auilU'? Bank. But remember the ,ivrorikey said ' "? that "my. people will not 'do.'' _?- , Columbia?A Baptist. .Strunghold. Since all depominatiohs are mere art* ,w. - J- - <mrT>V V?p.T TT \ VT7 t OVO OTP , r * Hg' vn'i *-,<> 'i nn r^T.rs n Bk Jl*. TTinv t'lverv trrnrv tutd A X WAVE ^vrp,YONi: r Y A V f T' TTTyq PTAci-pr fA*v pt- y( A STPATfJ-HT HATP POM^R. A 1 WHO PFfJTPF TttF VCPY RF ~~ ~ ? JE cifo-f^or fPFEDMOVT .. . GAFFN! i 5 " - . \ \ and I The New Rider ' "is } lilip Ellis _ ^ agefteicsr to spread the Kingdom of J-esus Christ, one can but rejoice .to .-note the great part that the Baptist church.is playing in the city of Coj lunibia. It is reported that- there are ljiope members. in Dr. J. C. White'3 "church of this city, than in all the Methodist churches of every dcnomination "put together. I guess there art. about a dozen other Baptigt cliuiChcs here also.' In those Baptist churches there are hundreds of people that use to lie Methodists.- I do not at all envy my sister denominaj.ti. n. I like to look upon Dr. White ' in his dignified manner hs he represents thousands of communicants.-! like to-see Dr. Boykin, the preacher. Dr?t.* Rrnwn n'n/1 Mvprs. thr> Scholars ' I like to-'speak'of my "sister" carry'! ing on .hen train;?tBut-I must confess j that there is more work laid HC".the Methodist-door to enhance the Kingdomjof God in the city of Colufnbia th.an they are doing. That Columbia has an able set .of Baptist-preachers is an acknowledged fact. Aside Iruin that the. Baptist members -are 'Tut move,in Columbia and be here a week without being visited by some Baptist members and invited to their churches. On the other hand you can move right by a Methodist family ami stpy. there six months without being invited to the, Methodist church 11. is a v.-ll.'ct inn rm nm- if h ric t in i t y, \Lt s^y nothing of our church loyalty and.Jove. Then agaip the Bauti^t people keep the- best things about their church before the public. All . luuvhcs, like families and individuals wdLh^ve their grievances and differences. And* whil? the Baptist make .heirs' a secret among Baptist peo. pie, the .Methodist will peddle theirs I from; .street: to street and from pub' lie place to public" place.' Both sain: : ur.d, siaf.vr is confronted -with a dis"y bein-TS W._. M nrn In mn 30 dolr.g,__wg are not only making little ourselves, but. hindering, the Kl:tgd n; o: lleavcrLand - impeding d-1 CT?jrfogr osS flf our Zion. Our praj;"Lord open the Methodists eyes that they may see." | .. Our-Svhereabouts. On la.-t Sunday \ve were at Gospel Hill. wi-h Roy, v; Grny rm .the Pino Grovo Circuit. It was- the time of our life. It was one of the oldest, days, of the year. But The services reminded one of an August c-vival. Rev. Gary is indeed a prince J i pastors., lie' is doing ' a . noble ork on this charge. _ I am' prpud of Mm. 11 :??_ . This - wcefc- end?wHl find "us jwifh Rev. P. II. Ruff on- the BishopViile charge. We will preach at Shaw's hirpst at 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m., ?.t Ca.mden where Rev. David Fields [ has been recently appointed. Let j be peftplo at These, places-pray for 1 he presence of the Holy Spirit. "Let. us" advance- oh our knees." I> 4 T)\7- r*A\Trm^ctm IK1D1 ! Faculty-Student" Drive (Feb. 15)? Allen University. *-: Vote For: .. .Jar.K . Burton. Jr.; Albert Edward Tain; James Hunter Douglas, Jr.; Chr!s1 ophlrr"7.T. Garrett,- jr.; James Kmerscn Harper, Jr.; William PressU'.v; Herni"e*_SnfiTh, Jr.; JosepK Eafle Thompson; Marian Aliee Vaughn; Catherine DeVore Chappelle; Flossie Tiii'jlluii." Srh-eU a 1 mliy and help it to win in Jhe contest.rWateh the paper for thy leading bahy 'each-week. ? -0 1IN MEMORIAM. ia loving memory of our helpvwj .. I i' i' hur Mr. Os^ai; Gray, who depart etl this life Jafi. 38, 11127.- ? One year has passed, oyr hearts A-miss ilhixn_more.. 4Jiis loving voice, his wel J.aueunr vnn till his Tttcttot l'Jacc. Jle will heVor be forgotten; ?Jevi ' Cv~ shall his memory fade; Loving thoughts will ever linger Around the ?ff*^??-whciin he is laid: i LINNIE E. GRAY, Sister. ' ' ' - '--^?A k TnwP'iHrm^T v Tr\IR * , ,. rn r nnv vofvn A TVTO COTTT' vvr V^TV TT ATT? ??. fOUR YOUTHFUL APPEATT^""3S-ttfi ~ ? HTP<? PV T'cf^rvr, OT'R QTAy *? i PREPARATION FOR THOSE * < 5T. . ' ' 1 E SENT PREPAID UPON-RE1- V v SAI ES CO. v * ? A ,Y-SC- .. :. ; .\, . . \ - ." . ' v C ' THK 1?7anWETT( McCORMICK NEWS, ] s Sunday was a well spent day at c Shilth A. M. E. Church. Many wefle ,<j found in the Sunday School, The leS"- i sjbn was reviewed by the pastor, Rev.; J. M._ Dj#\vkins., Much interest was ;i manifested throughout the review, : 1 Rev. Dawkins preached a strong li sermon-ffom_. Gen. 3:9. All who t" ' heard him certainly enjoyed his dis- i . course, lie is indeed a live wire when it comes t6 explaining the word (1 of God. lie makes it str plain that ii a little child can understand!" Long s may he live to pfeach the gospel,oi I Jesus. \ ' i """ . "t'C i 1 here will lata musical* program i given at the church, 2T:30 -I'JiL?en? i the first Sunday instead of the fifth c Sunduy." The public is invited. Miss n Jennie B. Perrin, directress. 1, | Mrs. Louise Bell is still on the sick" list. We hope that she will soon re- a cover. v ;r. ^ HARDtEVILLE NEWS Mrs. Gertrude Backs.tieh returned ? | home after a long stay in Allendale t visiting relatives. Hie boys and girls pif JaspCr Couni ty school organized themselves "into j a "club known as the "Jasper County " Fnei\ainer.f." The officers are as \ follows: Leroy Basch, president; j Cilliam Jacks en, secretary; Lena r] rfhigg, treasurer; Alex Williams, . sargeant-at arms and Mary btiiiey, reporter. Oni last Friday"-afternoon j the club entertained themselves, with j a-spelling match. Tp tlie surprise of-' ( the school lktle Ale$ Williams was die . lust left stanJiug and spelled (| quite a - number of words before he ' \ sat down. ' _4r 'lhe Jasper County Field D"5*y pro'gram will be held at liidgeland. S. C., Februard 24th and a cordial web ; iruiiiu .is t'AiL'iiuL'u ujui jar una iiuai, ; Little Juanita Prhtfttg .is on ^jthe , sick list. Her many friend and cla?s- f mates wish for her a speedy recovery^ ; Mrs. Martha F. Junes and 'Martha : F. Williams ware the guests aL UiVm?? ner tq Mrs. Sarah Rivers, the .past 1 week. , i t j M isscs Malissa Scrivcn and Doro- j ihv Ilo.lf os >nnd? -trip to- i "T" Ridgeland, Saturday. i I # j Mrs. George Miles is now ub'.e to . I j walk in t^wn -after heing -unable so' lollg. lief many friends arc. proud ' of this, fact. . J-: - i The following program was rendered Sunday l>y the Monroe L'ndertak> ing Establishment for the dediea ioh of the new building at Levy, S; C : . blaster of ceremonies?K. li. j5.CXiY_--lr r en.' " . . . " . "" . ; ) i r>?,. AIIV y\.aituir?xw>. o? ^ri? y* uiiuuia, Ilymn"No., 33, "Once Mere we Come Before our , Gods" "Hymn, "Bless be the tie." Intrcducloiy riytiurks by J. k Freest man. r = ' " Fivetalks Word-made by 1 "" the ^following: Mr. Joe Smalls, Rev. D. A. Alston, A." B. Pelot, J. It. Roberts, Sam Washington, Peter Davis, ?,an^l a commendable talk was-made by. i Mrsv W. S. Busch and Mr. John W. J Davis.. Two selections were .-rendered by the Imperial Quartette of Savan- ^ 'nah. Benedictioij- by Rev. J. it. Free- J man-; . "'* . . " ' j ? Quite a number -^of- visitors from Ilardeeville and clswhero witnessed < he program. "A-dainty repast was [ served after the program. 1 ? '."'i IN MF.MOHIAM ' .I| In niemoriam of Mr. C. A. Roland. It- Is with - a. sad spirit' land a heavy < h.art that we writt these words. Our < r * T? ' *. / ! friend has left . us*. ' And we realize < a-groat lus-;, No more iihall wo 1 flhaLkindly face, nor hoar liis pleas-- t ant voice. We realize'. that a beloved J friend is here no more; -and that we ' j must go on with the inspiration thai < wgs always his to give. We will en- ! deavor to let his dife* be an example \ y to US. -Up wa.gf fnprl of rhilrlrr.rF- aftd J 'i was well loved by yotuig-.and- oUk-A- * ikir.d, gentle spirit and a .sympathetic i i ear marked the traits of his charae- < tor which drew every one to him for \ advice. Thc memory of this noble ^ P-gogtlfrman will* be- over bright in"ttrp~ ' -pboarts of ul! those who knew and .'loved him.- ' 1 I i. *. j j i Misses V. E. Lorick and E. Duncan, j CONCORD NEWS .1 ' i: During the year the growth of our1 < i membership has been phenomenal. . Addition* by baptism,-20; by. Christ-7', J ian experience, 70; ^by lott^rr. "IS; to- ; , tal 170. An excellent site> has been 1 purchased on Caldwell St., having a good frame building which has been remodeled, well seated and lighted. ! -The TFmt era, under 4heMl:rectitttr of ^ Mr. Jessie IIargraves, have been very [ i diligent and deserve great" commenda- ^ 1 tion for their faithful and untiring I service. * f ~ ?=-Rev-. Harold Ifargraves, our effieient ( ' .... - - - - -?-?? fV LEADER ; ? . ' 4' mS I" uperinflndcnt of the Sunday School j Ull president of the 13. Y. P. U., has n lone a great w.ojrk io these depart- 'J nents ol" the church. ~ The . Ladies' Missionary Society', t in tier the direction of Jtlrs. Lonnjo 1, fate, -hag dona excellent work. It f iaa. confrihutcd t.o. foreign and also'to^T He advancement ot'*the church. Dur- s PST the yoar-ttr raised $P17,03.- "= ~"u The church has one of the best e eaeun boards and the bestTchairman h a the Stale. The work as a unit,' J uppc.pt ir.g the work not only in words 1 uf V i ll .their nionc-v as well. The ' n ttino can. be said of the trustees and v tiany^c.f tlu loyal members. ? -At'.or raying the salary in lull the ~~~ hurch gave, the pastor $50,20 and i i.any other presents to hint ar.d^fanii- o y as a Christmas gift. 'Thechurch has given to its sick .J dxhnyLy 83.19 and has raised for e .11 purposes $2,lJ0-.0o. Sunday c. hho'ol. .$130. Ladies Missionary So- u iety. $H7.0;i.?13. Y. P.?U. $iU.UJ. j v U'uikL o:uL$-!,CSG.GG. We are a-cry hankft^l to the membership and all t i.ood ffiebdt who have help to make .. he work a success. ' ! j: SANTt C NEWS ' ' ! fl , ' -?*, ! Sunday Sthp'ol was largely. attend- | (1 a'. Thomas C haj el Church Sunday. I'he less mi' and rcpor.s?v's . i e* good.Ti fho lesson was reviwed by the jias- t or, Rev. J. S. Martin. At, il;e usual imuf Rev. J. JS.; .Martin , n his usual . manner selected as a 1 the G'.h:el.ap.tr of Jeremiah and 2 he lfiih verse, . ; 1 A wedding of in'ei-ost Was solemniz. i <1 at Thomas "Cha^nl Church last*Sun- i 'ay. January 1/5:h,owhen the daughter t V- ?ili. .! A A! J. .1 r. AI :ss t. Vrn'c Ma:*, of Shu lite became the wife 1 Ur. Fr. ennui ilium, llii1^ S; 11 oT Mr.,i i d Mrs. ? '. D? Sims, also <;f f-'antuc, j a the J r sc'icc of a. hm-.t-rtf-friends k >f both; bride and ".lonii. who camol.t vom far ah 1 near. The ceremony, was 1 .erfrrmcd. by lit v. J. S. Martin? ras-h ' i; <<C -holi i r.il > ami j-rooih. The J c maids :,Iiss Kathleen Jen-; l linjTv a- niece of tho brlcla ami }!> . ( .<? i e - 1 ii "l; m* played- the weddrnj? : 1 incli. Iinine iiauiy al'tci* the cere- I nOay a 'recap;itin' was ftiven at the icme < f the bride's parentis, Mr. and t Mrs." J. 7}. Jeter. ; L 1 . "* ||"M?T.?. J .lit I II. .1 n ^ J2r3JILr?T?. mrr-i njnp p n rppp nl InOIICE! dd g , ... t S *' ' V > \ at a: B 1 HAVEL * 3 M 1 RY *" rut |l JL. RAIN | SOUTRTKNTI jjj ' FHhne 363 1 | J AN1BS WOODBURY.. Reprcs *? : : >: ': v Y ^v->vo-:(o t v... -. . , New Undei Tiiat is \\ haf Numbers C I "A Breath ,of \ : A HOOK. Oh C( f" _ " ' ~'B> ? James Wijl iam I ! LAUKh-IS i . : . ; , j: -'' ; N^w ^Hll I' Do j'ott want material fcr? :i ? LTtvate R-eecbrrg C cllege I High or Rural Schc i sP. ecches for all occasions at a 137 copies sold the first - I hat every peison might have a NegHrpoet of South Carblini > in the reach of all., { Order-lTo+n 77"" HAMPTON PR1N' 1 310~Assembly Street ' or the At V- - Aw- ; iooaooooooooooooooooooaooooi I FOR DEPEINDAE CO Ml | The Citizens Fin | Wel nve a complete line of' g ?_ ..JaUagfiifil Prirrs Orf-L % PRICE'S RIA SON A IMF. ~ ? The Citizen's Fur g ^ 1-1 15 Washington St. Rev.. Nathan GilHam, Misses Bessie md Lois Qilliam attended services at (j homas Chapel last Sunday. F Mrs. Martha McCool, of Union, atended services at Thomas Chapel on ast Sunday. ' , . . Mr. \V. J. Johnson visited his laughtry. "MIsa" Flooui'o B. Johnson, a tudent of Allen University last Sal- g rday! He attended-Services at Beth- I 1 A. M. E. Church,-Columbia. .S?.C.,--a lunday morning and returned home "i Jbnday afternoon. . w Mis. Nathaniel Tucker, of Route. 1, C nd three -tkmghtc-rsr attended ser- A ices at 'Ihomus Chanel (jhurch last h iund'ay. ~ . v Mr. J. J. Jeter, of Santuc, attended' e he Incetingr in Coulmbia, on Jan 12th' u f the >S-?-uth-Carolina delegation, to '< hp on Miintr flpn '> r.j 1 Pnnf n vprinrr-7Yf'TVv7T~ ~T U-M. E. Church, to \vhich4ie i& a dclj.ate,, a..d also- attended- the State ,'ouve.ilion of the Republican- party >f South Carolina in Columbia 1 ast i.eck. Mr. W. S. Sims is indisposed at his writing. , . -^rs, Fan Sims, who has been sick, s able bp" be. out again. . ?>0^. . r ilOCK MID-YEAR " 1 ' Coll M E>CEM ENT ? There was. a mock mid-year comnencemcnt held at Wesley M. E. June.1, Monday evening, January 23i y '1 he program was as follows: j Pio.e.-sion, Opening chorus?Ar.ei La. Invocation?Rev. J. E. Page. ilusit^Gieo Club. Salutatory?Miss. RlKline E^bihton.' Duet?u\liss Daisy .toaeh and Mr* Jake Eubaiiks. ValeiLtoiy?^Miss Minin&ota Garrison. Sole?Mrs. Margaict Smith. Ad-j tress?Dr. D. 11.. Sims.' Violin Solo.? ilr. Eugene. Sim} k'.ns. Awarding of il loinas--l rol'e=s.)V Baumgardner. fjj C.a^i Roll?Mormla Debarment? >j \iin -A ^n?M*i -nn HT?mnr> ' T.'.tVne 1 Ja'rolme?R j^eimmdr- Bessie "Srrrgess,' ^ Ailliam 'P-aLorion, Etheliue R.binon, ClnulHsina Garrett, Beatrice j Jiunts, Ethel Counts, William Putsson, Roosevelt Johnson, William founts.. ' ' * lo I. c ' Be i.) a r t nVertt^-Mrs. Almtv^jj \ho.'"C3, Jake Eulanks, DP. Goode, 0 . ? ' yQ diss Daisy Roach.".... - * j'g .Members oi iaculiy?Mr. C. H. Danv p >l!y, president; Mr. J. P. Wakefield, jjj G. L. .! .otV(!, Mr. P. M. G. CjrryTjt ?j? p r p p n nr3 r? p r?j?_rHj?.j?_nP p r < any I NFOk NATION con- S in<T\-onr iiiixi-I . 1 ilinll 1 g \ tovtet in lorrch with you H 113' time.; . S| I' Wound TjJ CKET QFi irc ?-L 1 307 I\#un Street Q T entative fpr'the Southern Ry, ? x + :-vC'C-c-oc^coodo"o^'ooooo:c?'W<''t> f The Sun F 11* )F Persons Are Saying Cf | The Muse''. 1 < )LDEN-VERSE |.jWitherspoon :s,"5:"C7 . ? tiny Fast %?, O ' / Recitals Sunday ScKcels jjj >ol Entertair.jriei.ilg?. S; little more than I cent each d five days off.the press. <;. a copy of this worthy Work of c> a, we have placed the pi ice 5 :r CoT5y~?~~~ tTING COMPANY .? 1 * Columbia. S. G. * 5 T*T~T IATT ? J I I 1UI\ 300oqooaoooooooooooo&ooor.A ^ j?:oooo:o:o:ocrcfcoooo<f<(owo'cfO'o;oo' 5LE FURNITURE i E TO - - - . ??r nit ure Company | furnitnre in the latent styles. 8 ivinp Room Suites ' v TP RMS LIPF RAL |j niture Co m pany Phone 4978 ii<vOt<wwy^Oi<w^OiWMwy>^w>/WMMMy^iw H V* ^ .Saturday, January 28, 1923^^4^* Irs. N. J. Frederick, Mrs. Fannie 41 ' iarns, Mrs. Ola Wakefield, Mrs. j.|l '. Page, Mrs. J. Lo'max. < B. YJP. t'/OF ZION BAPTIST ? ~Ttre~P. Y.' P. U. services were a- H f Iow Suntiav pv?n 1 ng nf R-atl. o'clock. \l ? he president, Miss Ruth Bynum, 9 nine, bejcifn their work. The lesson M 'as .indeed touching. Subject: ''The 9 Ircat Question and the Answer." M. imong those who' visited us were J lev. J. R. Stevenson <jf Allen Uni- a prsity :in<l Mr (iif'rno Rev. gtCV-, B nspn thade a very ^interesting and--B rmre sjve talk on the subject of the I >s'pnr* : We ~dxtsn^~ah invitation^to 11" visitors. I' Biiv FronriMe and Savp Mnn?? 4t~ The -Ol?l R^Hntdr^EnrtPTtaker FUNERAL DIRECTOR T _1' AND E^IRALMER" Complete Motor Equipment 'hones: Office 225 Nipht & Res. 287 9 6 Washington St.- Abbeyille. S. Ci* v| YOU ARE JNJEXT 1 it jwont iie long i l'o arc waiting to serve ygu with j ;irst Cl;>ss. W*>i k in an lip to" I Oatc* Bartoi* Shop. Service Barber Shop 1115 Washington Street. ? I * C. L., LII.1.lis WOOD, Prop.. I "?AC Is NTs Wanted ~~~ | to Pill Iho 1'Sihums Hl.ACK I'ATTI lECORI)S. (I'leetrically Recorded.) I ( lie Rest R-ace Record on the Market. I V'rite To? TIIE CHIC A CO RECORD rn v Sheboygan, Wisconsin. " .--W"" lOp^ooaooooc'vooov.o.^ao.ooDo ; I -' Professional 1 I OOOOOOpOOwOOOPOOC'OO^pOOOO )lliee Jlours-: > . Telephones: 1:30 A.. RIV to 7:00.I\ M. Ollice 0033 d Resilience 8873 ?w~ DENTIST 'iriinps, Plates, Crowns and Itridges. Sunday l?y Appointment extraction by Conductive Anesthesia a Specialty. : 107 V2 'Washington St., _ Cola., S. C.. I Physician and Surgeon * . I tpecinl Attention fii ven Diseases O 'Women .1 >ffiee * Residence ffr & 1 or. ? ~~~ "in, zz:u> Hampton Phone 0129 <, Phone 75G4 DR, HCO.0PKR W Dentist . W . Gold Crown and H/jdge ^Work A Specialty -I . special Attention. Given to Disease* Of the Gums )ffioe Phone 0429 2,125 Washington St. I r ttl'sSlenre I'hone K2G4 _ ? " !^= .I * )ftice Hours: Telephones: 1 1:00 to 1:0t) P. M. Res. 4692 G.:00 to 8:00 P. M. Oflice 3796 ft 1)R. J. (j. STUART > A )fflce:' 1/ IIimTiIi III ii "fffyWnin Street 1417 Pine Strsst 1 )fTice* Hours: Phones: 1 1 A.^r-hj-S-PrWr- RfcbT 8875 ; \P G P. M, to 8 P. M. OHice: 4247 ' 1 Dr. W. D. Cliappelle I Physian and Surgeon ? Diseases llf Wnmnn -...1 <"L!U ...? .......v.! uiau viiuaren A Speciajty * Office: * ^esi(ienC(j " ' ; I- Ooiu mbia'rrsrcr\ ^ Office Hours: Telephones: T:3B A. M. to 2 P. M, " Office 3530 \'.V 6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 6548 I)r. C. E. Stephenson rhY'Slflari njul^jjnirgenn =??? "trsottSes of Women and Children A Specialty 1 414 Mi Assembly' St. 1328 Oak 3C 1 jmoo-Hov*r*vfi:Sfr7\. M. to 2:00 P. M7" 1 ' 3:00 P. hf, to 7:00 P. M Dr. ILsD. Harper v 5>ur?oon Dentist 1 Gold Grown and Bridge Work ^ J v A SPECIALTY , . "W "Mings, Extract ions. Jllatoivp-Grownfr -w - and Bridges Corner Washington & Assembly J 029 Washington St. Cola* 8. C,