The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 17, 1928, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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The I'alnn-tto (.'onlciVuce ' Lk'Uxa^os
;.. - iiev." t: JV. .\?k-s,-IT' 1?., louder '.of
(he delegation, is eallld the Itnaiiemh
" ., kiii^ ol the state in that he lias raised
' more nrnm-v iw1 i ; av.i.on at one
time than other man iti the
i -Mute. lie in a p.i\at irospol. preacher
and a successful pas^Ji-. htttl presiding
elder. lie -:.-, a ,-Vqimn^lV "admin~?1?:?
istnuihi! man and !> alunys vyitTv iii^.
ep'iseui'al head. He never fails .to
_LJ ?1?glnne to tlu? f. M ia- ..f- iltS-Ifieiuls. .1 le
. . ' - presides e\<r the l\in:;stree. disfriet
<mT a$u jsrpftairinnn .ov'Ut.eystate..ilelitgu-tieru.
Ue\. dr"l.. Bent, vr. 1is; a
minis.'.etiai uondiiv He jpis . mad..
renter 4j.r---v.reL: hT<.fhe.m.aisUy than
ar.y man in tin.' - a' . "In n short
?: . iaj- laxS. Vuiilcliu> n>;rtlc>t
. ini.ssiojt~l11 i 11<~ IV- i' 1 1:; <K'Vfyv11)Vvn,
, the tr.iaryv-t' vhjirclv in
ttic static. . 11(j :$ t of the'
, pte^Kcrtinj; ';r.c lulu iff. a
noble' pruitOVor. . h. . It, 11. Nit-hols'
_ ' is ,iiQ r li.r
Kate.*'. lie is aiv oh! map h-it ho h:js
i a Vvotu^oVi'itr-iivf!uefc i\ la- fat,;t f he
' 'i tfiyat iirca?;i:lU'./aitiLh vrt'iiL.JeaU-"
- ' 1 '-r ;>!?.' f'vjv lo hear .him jaVath
aiid' Icitu'l-t; gverytJhmt rtiivlu-Us in'
i_ " . his. haiul-?.'.* They. -ay if' .pivaeli; i>
yfrillow his n;.i '! aTi \au".: h-.-. thyy.
'? wall-iif tI i i - ^-hrirri {y. 11! < >i i' , n u
~ ; times, they got 'vory. v.A . ! h* NivhV
: ."" Ms e.vprt >soS niy- i nt'\a. iTy. A.
a l'noihtfcr . of the hudy ,1 bida-ve' in.
iH'invr in ny ;r.o head at
any cost.. . 11ci rt'rdiio-s"..v.-iV i U-.>?r gv*
tw\Vn d:>:riv t. TL v. -I. S. hut-; )?.
D.y-i's iui idea! ex.'ihVphyi f ,;r ' "nistian
?r?X?"?gd^lpnuui. j|c. t- .r-' a -. st'cc!
. !ihoV?i -liop ;< r . <'. * a:i
\ ,rcl-y U|KUY- i'.'m. . ! is a { . ' er,*vhvj
preacher and louder. lioi- iww pastor
in if S.t,J.in !' /- * Jui'-ch; ( ii.-.i Jcstinn'?=?==84
.C., and the. sn\ that. tile ch~ur>;!)
is- tu-r vsioxi. r.jiv -t-hun-it.-has
evor done. llev. d-)/ A: t'orrin,-4l--f{Ti
is a noble i' tiiv. i'airnnt'to'JstaTc;
t~' Ho is a power in the city'of Charles
' ton, ' financial :y and iy every other
way. lie has u.Id sy'inc of the best
churches, in the O'-'muciion and Uid
.credit .to >mi -i if. ; ]!? n
preacher. and" pre si<U s" ov.i-r -the Mt'.
" riea,am> Ji:-'. ..-;r?Bias**. .1. j, ...
bins is. a sue es.-iu! and proa.'h
cr. H<* is a* St. Stephen, the >r.-o"n<!.
chinch , j-*?: ^
term. Tha'tshews his pophhivitj;.
- Rev, M. J. .Jair.es js Vpiite aUtfae*
tivp character,. Jfis -in rs.'im'.i' v is in
fuvpr. 1 hen ht'pis a p-oV, prcfltll*
:er-at7drtmtfor.-. He ? ^a>V.rin^~t,,l1aiJ.
pellc ( iivuit, Rev. Saiv y Siirtnon s".
A- M., I ; 1 hr-ts ' imvulrrt nf
Alien -V^>iyi-r.-hy,- -n.a.i uvltt
er, a ivV'jyhci'.i ? 'm,:- r
fr:cmi. 11 i- is jl,.. :l!VV {r?It*.->vi!!c
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(din,tiu.' ;;va? ,ju ;^.x
\ - .Hrst fi'ir.ak' '.?!< lo
4he.%r.??orf?;l r.-.-;-:icv fcUW-.'liiWt.r?
.. Of th? sratc. * i.rc.;;i-:Vnt in"..c'yf;ry4-t'cv:rc'
t. ^ iky a ".Tviii.y:
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J. B. }!?, ];. A. I:.. <,f t}K.
and
(<ru' "I" t lir ^
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his etuiivh.- AT*. .t:j< the
" ^ rVfnry, T:' l-jy?tfk iV ' V/".tf .V:.,, t V. s
,Q| l'--i- nv!"? !_ a :hu.' man ai>tl a
noble (. h'.ncjr'v, .iij.v.-,'* ~-7..
^his -urand k jnaafmr.
" . ' tlorful rc'fi.j:,) :tl ih>>< ,-ram. l,c
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? - the rfn^rf !.: Ii,i. J m-rVlZKy,I',-i-i
" "7 1,,_ t.fii ..cv^?rv?-i?rntr.. of. the L'r.'irul lf.dtc*
Iast this scs-ili'r ;niv ? :? < ?! .'in
- ;V . those columns t-no . iv-e!cetion hy no_....
clamat ion lu-'r i-* i 11- . . > i ]
of. Grand. i-tlifc s.''I'lie Ki7mj
lo3g? oaujf-M the vision, antj our. |?r?7.
' f . ...'ter. I- hold th.-it the KYa?d lo.l-c euulc
..?scarcely equal its *>ri'went staff 0|
grand onicers.and to talk nhnnt o-t.
l?">r ' ,'i"! * is mote J.,he
* .>< iridic ,u> .say. mat me supmrf*
<*? ' juri^?liolH>fr. <io<?s*h(f?t. nflWd a bcttei
^ ^'z' C. ^JjiaVi JSb ?t i*t u + A.. J>r'iwn
"" V= itr rna"
rircles "' 'Any-yjurjs(Ticnr,'ri isthlessei
to have him a't its head. S4j I,?ft
Floyd, ,V. G. C., ?i<5 the right ajar
. >n.the right place. lie khows ho.\y_ti
make friends' and keep Him**- Sir R
W. Maoce, G. P., will tn**dne' of tlx
bishops of_t?i_c.A_M. i:. Chimb whet
we meet again. Knoiu4^said^a3?t<
'Who ho is.?Sir .1. It. Li :i7c, G. K. o]
^ Ri and?S. is line I)f the if st husinos.'
Men of the Negro men. I guaranto<
' thatr ihehe i?~nr7 jnwKdTgTton that fall
one like him. Come- to Columbia nfa
pany at 1310 Assembly St. and yot
will agree that tjicre is nothing' like
. it in thfl supremo jurisdictions?Sri
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and "i
The New Rider |
litip; Elli? ,: ''? I
H S" uyilfinqnrij-'f; At F. ,
llie leading educators of this country |
regardless, of color. lie is the able
president ol' the State A. iwd M. ..College
at Orangeburg,' S. O. and a trde
Pythian, brother. He will come to
the. rescue of a brother Pythian
though he be ever so humble. That
is u hy-we ruslr to' support him. Sir
i.. \V. llirnic. M. D., G. M. lt.?-is eertaiiily
a credit to thq order, lie is as !
much respcetoil in his city as any citt-.
-en there, lie, is styled the colored
specialist in his profession; all of
this being 'l"orT the good of the grand
-o' dcr. .And Avit-h nil of'this- he-exemplifies
. the true spirit of the. order
-U>? his -ftdhAv brethren. Sir* N. J.
Kreth-riclv.-(h A., is hioro rh:m o neifrh
; in. legai procevuings. jus 'record ?.in
the courts is a.J>Iessing to the Negro
i ace/ 1 You will make no mistake to
Of. him for {cgal advice. All the
rohueil people should b&. proud of
l.au yvr fcwtka-icfe?-S+e-Gv-Kv-Atlams,-1?;
1is in every re-pOct a worthy
man for tlie place. He is prepared
every -angle and one .that the
gi-Aud 1odfrev will never be ashamed
i f. Sir I.. ,JI. A;. Myers, Assistant
Secretary; of. Endowment, -is not . only
li e 'he~t ih this state, but no btho'r
.- tali' ean produce -ope better." I cOUi
fe.-.- that .1 have seen many, but he
J ev. eilvthyin Alt; lfe is the efficient
j prii'u-ipal of the Waverly graded
j' imTrTTrT Columbia. jwlneh 'is the si-pd
!; ml largest.school in the capital city.
.Me is making, a record*:rt* that school
tea* cannot, ho surpassed. The race
"T a evj. i-y reason to be proud of
h^Ti" Sir T. 11. Henry. P. G? C., is
' < * the best citizens in the city of
Columbia! He is indeed a worthy
' a pie and, emnmands the respect of
loth white and colored. - It was
:h"ii.glit the; the new endowment law
mi - a stop in arr evil direction, but
the last grand ledge set apart an
hour in its grand session for an ex,
planation of the same.' During which
,<i. ('. Ilrownimade.it so plain'until
the. grand' lodge was willing to tender
IrhiKti rising vote ofM hanks. And
.since that time a stream of member?r
I has In.en pbiirintr' in tho subordinate
j I s<15-T'!'s continually. . The G. RI. R.
told hie that his olFice is flooded with
fniiii time In t'unt'. 'l'tiUl .l.y
. teu'-ourayrin}? news to every K. of ? P.
in the Palmetto\ State. "
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Our' l.'M Chapter and Appeal
Our neKt artiele will close the list
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:dr delegates .el^eted to . the Ken-.
.ral eonri r( nee. Following the dele-.
dales- of the Central Conference will
Vonie the dnleeatys of oiir state who
;iv iiV'iiiliiTs of 0.ic general confernce
: i?'l iii" ni thou j'f i ions..' The final"
thajt have deceased.
Jt> is ohr jutrpp#y to,, visit' .as many
::. ti-ir t- and oilier -meetings as possible,
in interest, of The Palmetto' Leader"
! \*. i li:i y.1 s11' 11 i 11:; 1 I tin ihflnonep nf
ai! <;hairniau'S' <)C rftue4i?g-s anil appeal
: i ;l i r i,iu ndi~- tu a^ist. lis in get-.I
Trie',, live. ihpussuid rentiers fpr_~ our
paper..'. We h.ive striven to keep be-.
- -i-.ip.t?t In- .1' riTr.r~Witi'ld 'in- rtfe?tr col'
maii i he worthy achievements of our
I i.tii-; people .irrespective -of indij
vui'iats. Jirttvs ^uv-dii)ominations. Tins
we shall' eon:??(k\..and,ask., the cooper.,
tkmejhi the <oolored populatioon to help
' *u-s-.to' im rease the ei rentalion.- The
f fanl'\>"loTT Pi fiitlnk Company, Id TO Ase.nti-'.V
St., which is the .home, of The
Lender, is the best colored printing
i ta; !r hmetit in the state. They print
any thing here, from a Circular to
. herd baric book. Mr. .George ' II.
lIaniV?ton, president, has- ctertainly
. shown his. ability to manage a great
4t-TT-.-.T- tf/n 11/1 rr\ nbfi
' ifn< 1 ut ano of th??ill the A. M, E,
. ] Church; mo>t especially the book con.
j i urn*' Kay - \\TnTt you will but a man
I should know the art' of printing to
fi successfully, manage those depart4
tnont.y -JVIy?tixperience^ of four year*
A.-M. I'!-. WttWlny school union]
t ha taught me tfiis. -Hverybody from
r all over the StaJL^should let the
, llhmpton Printing Company do their
fi work. Hi so doing they would hot
] cncotiragt'. a Worthy colored tlusl.)
itt'eri'i-ise but would also give
) ejtornoynunt to worthy colored frfen
> .ana women.
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: Our-^i^yenhouta.
> with Roy. T. fl. Addison at St. Philr
lps Station nnd we had a wonderful
?* pie united with the eh'ureh. makino
i our total 125 as .presiding eider. Rev,
1 Addison is making one of the best
ru dors' In the .conference. He is
i ir really. admired by his noble people,
. He surprised us by having nearly
> every penny of our assessment tfi
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hand when we aryived, We were also I
with Rev. Weather at Watotree that '
alter noun and it was trul a high day
-in Ziun.?They are?delighted With "
their pastor and I do not hestitate to
say that he is indeed a good pastor, ;
! preacher and a real fine man. ?
This week-end will find us with Rev. i
N. A. Gary on the Pine Grove Circuit.
Vre will perach for him Sunday qiorn- j
ing at one of his churches and finish
up the business ,of the etjrtfor<>ne*> in
'the afternoon^- Let" the peopte pray .
for the.rpresence of the Holy Spirit.
?"Let us advance on uui' knees." ;
n Abbeville News,
When pastors in our pulpits learn to
thn trncnnl rtf nn J 1
I ? -r pvwj/v* v^. uvu UitU OftVC
.souls for Jesus Chiist, and stop rep
"resenting -bishops and their wives
as kings an queens, then the world '
will. bebefr te'r. ' ' ' l
' Miss Anna brown, of Brooklyn, N. 5
V.. a r r i ved jast Saturda v for a visit -*
tn lu-1- lli>H'i. pnnpln, nnnri fhtf city -1
Miss Brown's nThny friends are glad 1
to see her homo flgainl SVip ia P .8
sister of Mi'. Lewis Brown, the ice
cream* man. .. " t
Mr. W. H% Harvey, of .Columbia, (
S. G;, the distrjei'-rnrmageT of the "i
North -Carolina Mutual Life Insur- '
iihec. Company, spent one day in the
ity last week on business. '
Miss. Mamie Ford arrived in the
city last week from Greenville to beat
the bedside of her sick brother,
little James Ford.
"""^Mjss Klizabeth Garlington came
home yesterday, to spend the weekmuI
with her. homy people from Atlanta
University.
Mrs". TXovel 1 a-Fisher- left* last Sunlay
for Greenville after ^pending
<oiitc time here with hbme people.
Mr. C: B. Acker motored to_JIoneaPath
one night last week in his Cadil-r
lac cur to see his cousin, Miss Oralee
Sm-ith, who is very ill with pneumonia.
We are very glad to say that .Mri
Charles Winkfield is still .improving
and getting along nicely4 at this writing.
The many friends of Mrs. Boston
Ioh.nson aro delighted to know that
die is>still improving and is able to
Vie up in her room.
Mr. James Teale was seen out cuti:ig
some wood last Saturday; thereJjore.
he -will soon be^nble to use Jus
oal scoop again. *
Mr: E. E. Fuller is still running a
"list class shoe shop on Church St.
we.,t\jjisn to say that our old reliable
imdertaker, Mr. L^-A., Richie,
has a I%1 ine of coffins, caskets, robe
and waif flowers. Call to see him before*
vou buy
The city of Abbeville lost one its
old citizens last week when the great
monster death visited the home of
Mr. Norman N. Richie,.on Richie St.,
ind summoned him to appear before
he great Judge.*. Ilis death is seen
Isewhorc in tjvis issue. .
?Mr. Kdd CoWan is still cunfined tu lis
room with pneumonia. His
i any friends hope for him a speedy
recovery.
... Mrs. Janic Dorsey,- of -Greenville,
is expected' ih the city next week on
a business trip. - J
V o would l)e very .proud .to: read
'the Honea Path news again. . ;
?-Mr. It. I). Curler, who is making his
home Hi 'the country- for a while, was
hi tire"city.last Saturday.
M rs. Samuel- J; Collier?left?last week
for a visit , to her mother in
\yiUiamstpn, who is sick. Mrs. Collier's
majrff friends hope she will soon
recover; 1: ?-?? Messrs.
Earl and Marvin Mattison,
>f. Ilonea Path, spent a few hours in
the <?itv r.n thr> Kth nn hlisin?>c?
t4?*-eolored -denial surgeon, Dr. L.
f?, IIumphries, is. still open for busi,itess
on S-'uth Main'St. Only best
service .is rendered lrt ^ii%^deJital parlor.
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-Mrs.'Emma R. Wilsor^ was leaving
the- home of Miss Kate R. Pressley
last Saturday afternoon - in her Buiek
car, and the road was muddy, whcih
caused the car'to slide into a ditch on
the side of the road, just below the
t*rrysleY*s Komyt Several men -arutboys
assisted- her arfd got her out..
Mrs. Wilson did not lose control of her
car and escaped unhurt.
Call at Home's Weinie Stand on the
corner of Church and Vienna Streets
, and get your hot meals.
Mr. W. E. Wilson is doing very well
|irt"-thliJSij4-ing. Ills friends hope" for
him a snecdv recovery.'
i Mr. IIa?ne?vP.ressley has traded his
| Ford and purchased a 1928 Chevrolet.
J?.Two?nico ?looking- laHiea- from
Crcenwood was seen in a car last
Sunday afternoon riding through the
streets 01 Abbeville. Co m ea gaTn an'cT
: i leave your najnoa with ??
Miss Ruth Redd went, to Creeiu^
; "Hi;; a few weeks ago and spent some- j
time with her sister, Mri. "WlTTTe B.
.'j'Fleming. She returned last Sunday
, and reports a very lovely trip,
Mrs. llelon Robinson, of Atlanta,
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TO LEADEHR
Ga., motored ,to Abbeville last Fri- -l^xf
day anJ spent the week-end with _Rei
Miss Ruth Redd. jr?
Mrs. Allie Mae Simpson will leave
Monday for her home in Chicago, 111.,
:ifter spending sometime in the city l
with her parents,. Mr. and Mr ^Boston
Johnson. ll21
?Mrs. NinOlle- -Mc la.rem- continues
to.improve, which is pleasing to her
many friends.
- Mesdames Fannie Heard and Bessie
Lee Jones are home again after *they
dosed a successful school imn ?t ih,
St. Peter School. r?
Miss Fannie Thomas is home again
iftei closing )ior school near the city.
Mrs. Annie Brown who has spent ph<
the past few months in New York
dty visiting her twin daughters, Miss.
?s Willie and Annie Brown, came
lome last Monday.?She reports a I
jloasant stay. .1
^<Mr. and' Mrs. Butler, Mr: W. I
3. Greene and the twins. Misses Ellen I
ind Annie Greene rtiotored to An- I
1 ^rson-last 'Sunday ?nd "spent the day 1
vithi Dr. anil Mrs. Edmund Johnson " ?
uid family. TheyL reported ^ .pleaslot-trip.
??? , -MrMrs.
Walter Gaines spent a few I
liiys in the city this week on amount I
if the death of her cousin. She left I
i few dffys ago for her home in Cleve-r 11?
land, Ohio. * .
1513 Gains'
? BARGAIN PEP
Styles of Every Descrlp9
' 7 : tion?
Sizes for Every Foot &.
500 Pair Women's Hig
I "PumpsV
| "Ties" > ' . '
I "Straps"-?1
B "Blondes" El
"Combinations"
Herman's Boy Walk Over 1
W .Q^Alifa rooa '
I:- Shoes: Army Oxfords, J
- Shoc3? ?? - Spring Arc!
$4.50 ,nd
$5.001 $4.2^
CHILDREN'S
SCHOOL SHOES
Select Your Size At One o:
. . J These Prices?
$1 $1.45 $1.65
I NOTICE! %?
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1rw*? 1
[ RAVEL IS
BY .r MORE
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SOUTHERN TIC
Phafte 563T , ' . JAMES
WOODBURY. Represe,
J FOR DFPFNHAR
I COME
| The Citizens Furi
-8 We have a complete line of fii
r-3 ?Special Pi ices On LK
a PRTCRS REASONABLE"
1 The Citizen's rFurr
J 11(5 Washington Si. y ;
, ~ ?- W^
"V- - .
>ert Starter, GenertRor and Batter)
>airs PHONE 8580
4pps^ Battery Service
Dreadnought Gould Batteries
.ongest Life by Owner's Records
. GIVE US A TRIAL13-Lady
St.. - Columbia, S. t HIHMMpiMBCUBMHiMMHnBM
Buy From Ale and Save Money
L. A. RICHIE
The ^ld Keitnhle?Undertake!
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND'EMBALMER
Complete Motor Equipment
>nes: Ofdcc 226 Nit?ht & Res.?2^
Washington St. Abbeville S. ('
WE FIX 'EM?
^Generators " "
Starters, Batteries
All Work Guaranteed
Palmetto Battery *
& Elec. Co., Inc.
m Sumter St. ,l?hone 323i>
vSHo&Q,
rREET
ARTMENT M?
is?
ylish and Serviceable
Women's Footwear
?selected from our " Main
formerly sold iov ?0.00 and
*2.95
I f * . ' - . .
h Grade Footwear
?3-95
S4..95
belief | Women's
Iain Cantilever
Oxfords?
$12 Values ~
> $6 85
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ty INFORMATION conig
yourttavel, 1 shall be
:o get in touch with you
/ time.
" S"!e~
_ ound
KET OFFICE
1307 Main Street [
itative for the Southern Ry, [
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8???co?co^c(cracfoo~owoo'03a^
LE FURNITURE
TO
liturc Company
irnitnre in the latest styles.
fln? Room Suites
TERMS LIBDIRALZ
liture Company
Phon.e 4978'^
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Saturday, March 17, 1928 L
Lj| LOANS _
H I Negotiate Loans on Co"- ?^
H lurrrl)ia, S. C. REAL ES|
TATE 11:0111 8300.00 up. ~
4 ? JOEL H. JAi'KStW-? ?"
i'hone .'1330 ,
2221 Richland Street
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A M -B1 S I I l N TABLETS are
i ft lisod- by . men and " women . the
- world oyty - tliey work wonders^ _??
pi You|H marvel at the results.
- b Y'o'u 'get ambition that makes
' 1. life wonh while and become beti
1 tc.r1'apju'etdntt d by those who '
| love you, Th y give y01^ a new
: suimljWf .Vim, vigor and vittality
| ?make' y?u I'wl as if you had
mofikry gland operation, with all .4
?! ' u the joys of you^h. " ~.l
r 1 it ? v/?r ?i.\n movpv 'I
Trial Size. Iff tablets. $1.00
? \ ?? r-? i;i) tablets, '$2.00 1 j
Coriiplete Tr^at mcnt:
.J. ? - - -4 -200 Tablets. $.">.00 ' - --\
nrnv compant m
\. 717 \V; 1 774i?-St\; Dcpt 17
Now York City I
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. ".VotKXU^ NKXT T
, it WONT lie LONG
I Wo are wailing L?? serve youAv4Ui
First (Jlav.K \V>'ik in an Up to
Date iiarber ISliop.
C. L. LI I .J .I iijWOUOV 'P.rop.
Service Barber Shop /
111") W a liiimnm S^
v:xn:i;jTNVi:i) .musician ,
i Li), f. pa vis /
;i Harmony I.essoins l'or Advanced
I'upils. A !.-?>-L -Arranging for
In triirnents .
MCSIC "STUDIO"
a- l.'Il I linrttv c H St. ' l*hon6 738Q'
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j < Hire l!'.)iu;s: . Telephones:.
1 A yt >' M'.' OHiee C033 ^
M. '.- ' Residence 887?
i Dr. I), K. Jenkins t.
j \ . : mhntist ... . ..
1 iilin^-. ( row ns iintl Bridges.
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f j. l l ii?n l?\'. ( 'iudiu^ivy Anesthesia
l\ \ ' ' ..a Specialty.
! ' '"'V-' \\ *Sl., Cola., S. C.
lVr. L. M.DANIELS
Li- ... ?. I'h'; iiI'.fui., aiwl Surgeon
5 'I104'1"I A>i.ew' ;...i fiiven Diseases O
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M 1 'flice . j Residence
j I I'45 Wn: Inn>c<on, 22.'tC Hampton
l'linne Rhone 7564 - T
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Pit. M il < OOI>KR~
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DoM.i i i11 .ii,if Bridge Work .
J ^ 4?>,'l",''ialty : 1?r-rL
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T"7 ~ '141 (lie :,T7i"ih
-j dfW I'hope dJL'P J I^fiTWushinorton St
64--j ; 1
wl* Oflu-e Hours. 1 *U?phones: '
fel 1 1:00 to !'. M ' Res. 4692
Li?<r*H> to ti.irnT m;'~ Ollice 3796
DM. J. <*, .STILAKT
jj CMfice; ' Residence;
I 702 Main Sti vot 1417 Pine Street _
u f>flU;e Hum I'hones: " ""
3--f 11 A-AH-Ui^r I'V M. Res.: 8876
jj . !. (U*. i\l. I'l. ti I'. M.' ' Ollkc: 42J . |
I)r. W. D. ( happelle
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i n>>iiiH ami nurgeon [. - ? .
S-r?DintOfCT nf WftTVu'h and Children
A Specialty
OlVn-e: v". * Residence ' ?C.3.
Asseinl.ly. Stv. *1301 Tine St. '--'v
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a-! > 7
a- |.Office Hours: Telephones: v
i 11 :R0 A. M. to 2 1'. M. Ollice 3536
3 G:00 1?. M. to 8 V. M. ' Res. 6648
| Dr. t E Stephenson^
' ii nil ^nsifA.ct.
'U . yi.KC.MI
Diseases- of Women'.and Children A
.yi v Specialty
? (Mice: Besidenee:
S? i l/4UMt Assembly St. * 1328 Oak St.
& niiice Hours: 8:30 A. M. lo 2:00 P. M.
~ * ;5:0?) p. AIt (o 7:00 P. M
f. I>I. II; D. liar per ^ ~
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o Surgeon DentitU :
fiolci Tvown and Bridge Work
fr-?'7t-A-KtT^TAi;TY " ~ 7ZZZ
O PiHings, Extractio'm?,. Pl.-des, Or6wn?
jj_j and Bridges? ???
CornojjjAY ashTnjtfnn & Assembly
gg >029 Wauhlngtftn St. Cola, ft. C.