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prrr-.: " t; ' PAGE TWO. v / | The "Old Gray" j.. ? ; By E- P Allen's Commencement ..Thursday marked the closing scenes of Allen University. Seemingly there was ho end to the people that thronged Allen's campus on that day. For the first time in the history of the school a brass band owned by the school played the loading part on the musical program.. A large group o( beautiful boys ?7td~ giils front the ~ high school and Ooljejre departments wevf Awavdetf-^ccrtilieates. and diplo. mu5~TJr.'DuinniissV [ncsTUent of The Uiiivcrs' V Ot Si.uth t^arnJinn. rlelivl J sered hte commencement-address.- Dr. R. S. Wilkirivon, president ol .the \ Stnte College, Orangobur, S. C., was among mo oisunguisr.eu vmiiu.l'a ill1 the commencement. Dr. AViJkihs.m ranks among tire*' greatest educators : of this coun'.tv today. Perfect order was observed throughout the day. Dr. T. J. Jliles,- chairman of the finance committee, was on the hdi on the ou*side,'and saw that everything, was well regulated even to .the parking of machines. . The, presence of our deaf bishop was greatly missed and equally* regretted, but it could not be .-helped for he. had another engagement that was equally important. It must ?~? be remembered that Bishop Ilurst is one among the . feW loading moil of th-'s age.'and ltis pi-cameo is- rival;v ^demanded a! so many 'places. In hi-1 absence TVesMont Sim* ypi'ovvd a real genius in handling - tho-^ffairs of the bey: .-V'ft.br "rendering an ex... cuse f?r the bishop;'he tool: hold of the si taut.:* in and the. vast audience ...? soon found that' a nvnsier h?n.'l was at the helm. Time and fpaee will not permit us t?? speak' of the. many visitors to it-fit* city during t he commence *. ment week, and of the tn.awy able ad. dresses.. Suffice it to say, however that IV. .Carter' ti. ^Voodson slirreil Columbia as never before. lie is ; * n-ul wonder.. \Tanv were heard tr .,'say, from whence caine such a msn . The ad(!i^ss_of Dr. Murph of C!w~ "~"~T lesion. C.. wps riii'.ply grand. Ih^> ; A. P^pcars and. J. C. MeClollau out. did themselves in their able .addresses of the tveek. More about the latlei will appear next-- wook. ?Professors Bark Ioward of?Ceorgot?>wn, ' weu* e.Do among the .many < listin '.ruiShcd visitors l'ru'in out of the city Like Messrs. Green Jnekscn, -t. A .UrtwlCinspj&ootCH". Ilampton, of Colum bia; Pro.'; Shaiikiin, of- BeaufoVt anc some others, thev ar? among the bts prepared laymen of the A. M. E Church in South Carolina- I do no ! hesitate to r.ay here that the churcl has ncedNjf them.- It -was a plcnsuia indeed to see Prof. S. L. F.niey, o Chester, in the yi.y on hus'.ness dming commencement week. He is 0:11 /"of the leading character* of. the Btrp tist Church, and one of the host pre ?- pared men of this State. He is cev ?*" tainly a Jibe young man of whoni w.t j are alHjirauiL^--. _ f nf.iiiniui.. A ..^i|rn - v. . There were some startling.sta'prisci sprung when Bishop llurst"annouwvt at the close of the trustee lv>yr4 meet itjg on Wednesday^- the following ap . potntmen'tat .Columbia District, Uov L. F. Vance; Winnshoro IiistrieJ, Uev J. Mc Keny.io-H-ni n.<6n; Conway St:i . tipn, Rev. J. F. iioyd; Lake-view St.a Mr.n. Ttcy. \\'. J. Robin.:. <>. -j-lu-si " changes by the bisi.ep ntade'the f <1 lowing necessary for the 1 .nnc:t tc Dfttrutr Mf. Aral put v.-ith Kty FhlTIj Station1, Rev. T. II. Addison, pastor Hethcl put with .dill i uvei; Cucui: Rev. J. I'. Brown, pasi^rf'Fairvier under the auspices of* the- prcsidini elder with Bro. B. D._ l.akins .-act in; pastor. Itev. (i. \V. James was rr ' hi'oved from the Willowgrove S'.atioi and assigned to the WVdgennhl ("ir cuit, one of the best charges in tin Columbia conference. Rev. E. P Pompey WHS changed from the-fkmgrn ??-?roe?otmrgo and given the -XVilliow grove Station, which is'TnilcetTa goot appointment.?The?whmtors of t'm Columbia Di3f riot are greatly pleasewith Dr. Vance. The bishop has al - ways 3poken in high terms-at him He s a fine Christian gentleman an< a m ble preacher, and the, district ha evei*y reasdh to be proud of him. Th< appointment of Dr. Harrison is do thing more than a reward for worl well done. He is one among the mos successful pastors in the church. An< those are the kind that make th best presiding?elders; The?Winns ? iiu-tr'^ will be fpeat'.v benefit ted wilh Dr. Haffison as' their dts - *trict leader. Rev. Boyd has few't qtials as a pastry*. He is a No. pic-aoher and Conway can cqngVatu lr.te herself on receiving htm as he: f ri . preached and we believe ho wil do Well at Lakevicw. In all those tip pointments it fs plainly shown thai Bishop Hurst watches thd work ol jfcjjjttitoiiaiiiiiiiiH. ruv -*-# V- ' ' 1 4 . . - and " ' I The New Rider | hilip Ellis * ' . I That is Uiu kind ot* bishop the church ,'needs and that is the kind of bishop J Fouth Carolina wants. No man need 'be weary under Bishop Hurst. Just do ymTF~\vdrk and do it well. ' . l)r. K. It. Anderson, Loading - 'Bisliu|r. .llurs't congratulated ?Dr. Anderson i</r |y vinir established 'more nfew missions on his district since the * 'ainfUal JonTereneo Hum nny?othe^ = presiding elder in the Sttte. He nas ' 1 ready. opened t'or.r new ~t>Te.ic)tin;;-hit si -This is wondi i ful td s.-iv he legist rind the bishop, has reo.uestvd till the other presiding elders to go and do likewise. This order from o^i . elite! will he -gtHt'tdsr- obeyed, for your humble ^scribhliHJ?is going out this evening (Thursday) to put in opera .Ion'-qhdlher mission winch will be :u;o Tor. us since the last annual con Hienro. -Say what you will .but some . u:.o wiH.inuu to broadin the churcti n oi.ni eV>)incetion, or else ory^hoos**-1 \ ininied. -will be'"ffNucod to its lowest , 'erms Money raisingytvrid money rai-v ng pnly has been the..ureal standard r our elnneh during t lie recent year*, oast. Soul-sa\ing and the establjsh..incht of missions took -.second placei'or want of the latter-this state has ..uitVored a eahvm.it y. We have large ?iivtclu's?t*f?toiriiory in?tins State I extending for hundreds ot" miles where in African Methodist shingle is. not.j"r",ibe found. Dr. T. J. Miles and othj ers have established some missions hi | Oharlestort -t ome years ago. that arcJ. elf upiTorting charges today. Hut ; Voile this'is true in Charleston," we "-re .'ijoi.iTg nothing in .Columbia and ^-et-minely we are.growing-wvfse in* ! e.t ad of-/better. . Dr.' A. P. Spears! | of life Sumter district, has added a l.;'e!'oi:med chinch to our connection. LlCet every piygsiding elder, pastor,-lo1 j? .> 1 preacher. evangelist and mis-ion ' | rv w?u*l>er* start now and lot us bc I in- <?> spread the borders of our Zi??n " ; >?'>! build up the waste , places. Wo rj hank rl~M(1 foyihe ^ omiiur pi hishop ! Mu.jt i to ibis t\tat'u at this particular ' jtime.,.' A nihil who believes in .'soul1 I'.'ivinj'.-. church extension and nioiioy jr:iinin'u:? Ai ne-v raVinr [s es'scnt'nl: 1 j \V-q nfnst have money for our school, ' j #i;r" church and for our missionary -Lure;u'1u vs.?And while Hishop Ilurst ' -.ha?'] thousands of d.dhafr; for Christian cahieaitirui in 'rWn^'find made 'j for-4?iajsolf aii immortal name, he ex i'ended the holders of our church hy '[leaps and bounds in that State.- The [Very same program js need in this / Stri'e and Bishop, Hurst is the man : *o put it oyer:- I.et us gladly follow : his -wonderful leadership. , ? .The Ilishop Need Not l?e I'nei sy Tho ministers in South. Carolina are " ! liniiifr lip to. f;ivc? our bishop thc'supnort of his life durmer his stay in-our i.midst. The ' loyal laymen .of the church are preparing to do likewtserWhen-I say t his J .sneak the sentiment of !>vs. lb C. Dens/ J. I\. Thomas, A. ^ '' V.',,...,,. ! ' t.'r \ rdi-i-vQTO -fr-d?--Mi'lls er, ,1. S. Coo and other's of the North1 ;a'd Conference; It. W. Mance, M. .A. - ji'illins.- E. B. Mack, I. \V. Wilborn-, A.-F. U. 'I lorry, J. H.' Chestnut, J. B, Tcnnih.as and others-of the old .South Carolina Conference; E. II. McGill, M. - Wailc-y,"M. .T. Sumtc-r, L. 1>. Gamble, i. J. Pruitt. A. Martin, I,. II. Ilem1 in.int.avay, B. F. Ilitd-flnand, .1. F,-Plav -r and "others of the Central; ,1. \V. ? I towgltrss, - S.' Nance, P. M. Gary, B. J.' i' ii- -f y. I). II. Johnson, A. C. Sumps'ien\ .1. It. Smith, J. ,K. Beai*d, P. S. Mo-ly. It. A. l.ykes. J. S. W. Harper. '< (Bradley-, W. C. Crawford, M. SC. Williams and rnary/,others of the ' Piedmont Conference; T. J. lITiles, r C, It. Nichols, I). A. Perrin, J. W. "i Attic j li, J. I.. Renhow,- .T. S. Morant,1 -is. ,1.. Dobbins, J. S. Lawrchce, J. S. e.! Benn, J. O Quailes,?4. W. Wither spoony S. II. Le\?ls, I). N. Wilson ??'a irh?nrray?other.--' ??f the?Palmetto Confere-nee-; I,. F. Vance, G. K.-pylea. 1 T.'Sr. Harrison, It. E, Brofjdon, J. C. L-?.111-1 ?' 11:1 n .1 1.. cstnnvt. W. Vr.nri?e?^-r 1 J; E. Dixon, G. C.Johnson'," II. - ?). - Ramsey, E. Fra/.ier, .1. S? Johnson,5 II, W. Walker, II. T.. Summers,, J, P. 1 Washington, J. R. Johnson, Wi R. S" Rownian, T. II. Addison, W. B Bouler, \ I. W. Shaw, G. W. James, T. F. Har . per, E: V. Kiser, II. E. Emanuel,' L, < G. Bowman, J. S. Martin, J. A. II. t Mitchell', M M. Martin and others of i J the Columbia Conference, including I i te writer. Space would not permit - oven a?brief mention of the?names I - of the host of laymen, hut believe me -4 they~cnm -bc-rmmbered >y -the LKou_ | ?> samls. ? r"/...'. ?-""H l i Drs. Mance antl Wilson, Grateful' * i Dr. R. W. Mance thanks his friends r for their support given him at Chica go. That is iridccd noble in him and 1 shows that if a mart appreciates what . his friends do for him, notwithstand-i t ing his defeat, it will only encourage i f those friends to make a host of oth_ THE PALMET ci-8 for him that will put' his program over in the end. Dr. A. J. Wilson \v_ps equally appreciative; and said tha* he wafc doing a splendid work already in his church and was perfectly satsfied to continue, and therefore c*use his activities for the bishopric,?But I heard scores of General Conference voters say that Dr. W.ilson wilt be among the next-class of bishops. Ami that would be one of the items of the nex,t General Conference program. So. Dr. Wilson Will still be in the race having been kept there by his friends, lie is a yearv subscriber to The Valmetto Leader and will be- mentioned from time to time. What aborft Dr. Mancc. Bro. Manager. and friends? Columbia Presiding Elders' Council The above group met in a brief se&_ sion on Allen's campus. .Thursday nfer the?emrtmcncernent exercises . loF ircnnixation. The organization was reinfected - in an nnti tv.nl tin ivtinoo owner was unknown, with Dr. Vance as'chairman j^nd the writer as sccreary. Wholesome remarks were made by Drs. Lyles and Ilrjrrison. We unanimously -agreed on program lor he coming annual conference as to preachers, etc. We decided to fix. Lhc committees-us. soon ait wo receive he blank from the bishop. As. pre. rid;rig < ldors, \Ve mean to share equal w>' h . the bishop fn all nil'airs, and w hepe that our successors will patent cur examples. 1 am ?iek_ and ircd (ifrHqiTrTng some presiding el!ers putting every dissatisfaction in - ?- ** lhc district on the bishop, rind .take ill the credit' to themselves for things hat meet the approval of all the pen olo on theiiv^istrict. But t~he "people Me no fools. They know the extent f the presiding elders' potyer and influence. Thcv kiiow when an1 where /Hie bishop takes hold. Then oo. they^uiow that any man can jrot ti'opnd telling; the truth if lie dries lot care- to do so, notwithstanding he may he a presiding-jelder." We Are Coming Back Tn using this valuable, spapt? in riio. Leader our main object Was to iiseus's things in general, mentioning ion and measures occasionally.- And 3 * .l-tlilo VV-I? linvn fill!" /\V1 onnt ll'il' line for ciuit.o a whie and wilt eontiiiid to lie out fo?- sometime, wo wan! ur many readies to know that wo iro earning liaek>?-'.lust how ' .soon wo oon't sav..for wo are still to complete. our general conference, our ChT ago .visit, our commencement program and other things in wl.ieh wo aid far behind. We believe that the ~tpn -fuiu-.o-fol tlom )ln? sword. though. it 1)0 a cheap. Vstub" pen. In :hy '.scribbles I mean to say a few ; hlngs, Icrrrmg- vhtr . result a to take are of themsdWes. The only nprdogy I will have To offer for"them will be Urn.'- ' ' . J Our- Whereabouts. On last Sunday we were-with liev.i (V. Ii. Bowman oij the Allen Circuit. It was. indeed a heavenly time". The )ld a post olid fire burned as in the days of old and we were all made to rejoice ni the Clod of our salvation; liev. Bowman is almost a modern wonder. He is a grei^t gospel preaeh yr nhd-pastorr^ He is the right booit v tor his blshou and ehureh. Iiis people are simply carried away with . nini and they are anting the best in he ( eiiiH-ctinn. '-n : This week-end will find uA at High llill Station wiht Rev. J. W. Shaw. W e will hold the business meeting ol the conference,' Saturday, at 2:00 P. M., arid preach Sunday at 11:00 A. M. Let the people pray for the presence of the Holy Spirit. "Let us advance on our knees." ]'. S.?The following persons paid 25c each at our quarterly conference on last Sunday at St. Paul: Revs. E, P. Ellis,' W. HL: Bowman, Mcsdames Mary Mu,\y w'arrio "Maples, Delia Robinson; Sail re Kvans, M. E. bowman, Messrs. Thomas Robinson, Simon Evans, M^ D. Douglass. IN MEMORL\!\! In sad but loving'memory "of out dear mother and wife, Mrs. Emma life, June 12th, 1925. rThcre will always remain the rememr ' brancc (If that sad day and hour'; | When you left us, loved one so true | To abide with God and his angels [ Where all ia peace am} rest. I Some <Juy our lonely hearts, will cease aching, Tears will be shed no more; I Some day we will clasp glad hands wc pray, : When we meet in the great beyond. . I Sleep on dear one, sleep on, While angels wat^h O'er tlmu.mid fceer While fragrant flowers bloom o'er your grave, I Rent on, dear one, vest 011. I Began McGraw( husband) 1 , Annie Belle McGraw, [ . Isaac McGrawi, * ~" Minnie M<eGraw, (children) TO LEADEtt ' Greenwood News?" . Prof. V. A. Heard has resigned the principnlship of the East Eend grad| ed school after 20 odd yertrs of faithi ful service. E^ieifds of Prof. H. A- Peterson will) read with interest that has been ' vlrvtod principal of -%he- East KatC I graded school. . ' ? The Children's Day exercises at the .Morris Chapel Baptist Church were very good... f. ' >, Miss Ethel Lee Evans .will leave for Philadelphia, Pa., Juno 13th to | spend* the njmmer. We trust she will have? a i il pleasant trip. Mrs. Lur duft and Mrs. ILvttie are not improving much at I Mrs. Sylvia Prater and daughter, if fill il 1111?i m~&tS7TT^rr^?*~ I Mr. and M Robert Willialns on i Magnolia St.. ' ""f * To say that the Slabtown Conveni tion was a success i,s only expressing a mild- term' The weather was i very '.unfavourable.We had several visiting, white friends-present.-Door receipts amounted, $17.09. SfnTTay was another read letter j day lor Morris Chapel. The Sunday ' School had another boniest between j two of the senior classes, raising a total of $24.25. One accession to j 'be church, and total' collection for he day was $03.00. Miss Mary K. Johnson js home a; l gain to the.delight of her many nut-" i sle students. All whb wish to?fcakei music lessons for the summer will ' 1 fined her at 321 Baptist St. 1 Mrs.?MeW-e?It,?Fullfav?left . for, I fireenvillo, Sr 0. to attend the sum' 'nor normal. . . .31rs. Susie. Nance has returned 'V-m, New Tei-Joy. accyno'panied by her sick step daughter, Mrs.s Neeie Be 11 Torrent, who is improving considerably. ' ! " .' '.Mr. I.. C. Waller left a few days igo for Kansas City, Mo,, to attend 'lie Republican National Convention. Rev. and Mrs.-f^. it. Myj^jn were . visited by the old fabled sto'rtr*\vltrT brought, them t\ fing . daughter on tune-' 1 st. . Mi*. Morris Hampton, son of Mrs. Ida llur'st, Jeft for New York City a !V\v days ayo to visit his two broth ers. . ' * ' . Wo were Kind .-.to . welcome the deuehtiu-s' f Mrs. kflla "Williams back in the "ity. , 1 Miss hue;' K. Williams; who has "~rr=rt coiiiiilf'nl a .successful sehdM erui at Booker. Washington hiph . rJ?.hool,,Jn Colunijna, deft Monday o complete lur studying at llamp. -ton Institnt' ??r*?r?? Miss Ilenv Mta Williams, who is a cacher. in the city school, and Mfss Cora--1.. Williams, who is senior col-" 'cure stu'dent at Allen University, left '"or New York City to spend their va ration. . M iss Henrietta Williams will study it Columbia University. We wish 'or them a pleasant vacation. The Iytks of Greenwood had their tnnual sermon at Western Chapel A. M. H. Church with an appreciative audience in attendance. Mrs-. A. M. Fox . left' For Hendersonville, N. where she ? vill spend the summer. ' Miss Daisy Walker is home after (pending a successful school term at Martsville. ... Mr. J. T. Percival left for Wash;ngton, 1).. C., June ;lth to attend the omniencoment exercise^ at Howard University., wlfieh his "son, Theodore, s a graduate from the medical cle. partment. Greenwood is really proud 'or quite a while to reach the goal. Hp stood second in "his classes during :he entire time at Lincoln and How irdf and came out with t,he htrnor of heiup: second in scholarship. I am sure our town and community will re. - fnice wtHr Mt. and Mrs." J. T. Per ival over the voctory. of, their son, I)r. Percival, and father arrived Sunlay; June 10th. Miss Willie Fox spent Sartcsrday, i June 2nd, in Columbia on business. l Mr. and._Mrs. .Parker Smith,. on Maxwell Avenue, entertained in hon. or of thejr (laughter and son, Mary r ranees an<> - Bernard, Thursday ever "rimjr. .Tunc 7th. A number" of . gay young folks gathered and spent a pleasant evening dancing. Afterwards the hostess served a delightful ice course, which was enjoyed by all. At the souni of "Homo Sweet Home" each one gl-- ly, but softly scampered off to their homes. ! Simday .was a high day at Tabernacle Baptist Church. Sunday School was carried out in the usual style, _ with Superintendent C. E. Stuart presiding. We^havo a school to proud r jL .The atudentu and topebero ftfc. nil at home now for a whiTe, and with their faithful service we ?j*e bound to win. At 11:30 A. M. Rev. T. P: Piles preached a wonderful sermon, which was enjoyed by all. Sunday evening the "Kiddies'* put - over a-ver-y- excellent prgorann?It was enjoyed by a large crow<J. If you dnnH ^bel4aW^ve~'ar? r?ftlly at ' *\ " ' . J Sumter News - ,-i Last Sunday morning was bright j and fair. The sun w?s sending beau- ; tiful rays upon mother earth. The j hivdq w..rc ainpinp- thpjr Sweet SOngS man and beast.seemed to be artima-j tod oxflraoridinarv. Trtllv God is good to his people. Early to siyvice youcould see hundreds of members and friends of old Mt? Pisgnh wending their way to church. It was quarter-, ty conference day. Promptly at 11 o'clock the presiding elder, Rev. A. P. Spears, lined the first hymn. The j choir sang with that usual melody^ and the household of-faith we^g-Oncft) more electrified. Dr. Spears delivered the ihessage and the people received i it gladly^ Sunday SehooT at T:00 P. -M. was-conducted by the superinten- ' dent, Mr. Stoney. The lesion was beautifully illustrated in the review, Rerparks were made by the several visitors. At 8:00 P. M. despite 'the ' rain, at goodly number gathered to ' takp'^VBrt and witness the Children's' Day program, which was conducted I by Mrs. Annie Sanders, one Ot Mt. Pisgah's best talent. The children did not fail, , but reflected-credit to themselves and their jteachers. M,;ss?Tom?Harrison?left' the . city i on Wednesday morning for New Yurk 1 City. j ? W. H. and F. M,. Society held their semi-monthly meeting at the,-church: Mendav afternoon at 5 o'clock. Mrs.. Annie Sanders is president of this. luixiliary. Stewardess Board No. 2 met Tuesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. iviamie rsmniiK#?'1 K6-WMTIWff VtriWvo-1' ry intaresti'ng. A delicious course :<was served by the hostess. . The ^Boosters Club will meet next Monday lit the.home.pf Mrs; Miss C. M. Wilson, the president, is very anxious to see every member present. Now. that all the school's, colleges, and universities have closed foi* this *erm many changes are expected."j wSome will leave for different.' parts of the country on their vacation. Some may go elsewhere to work. We regret that some of Sumter's best neo- ' , ole-Avill Ho away for. the-" summer. J However, we wish for'khem a profitable altTcl ploasants'tay. anil a safe 'wr?->4Piv when the?time canu>-PJ. . The closing- exercises <>f the I.in. oln" high school last Friday evening' was all that heart could wish. The. urogram was a record breaker. Many 1 neople. were ht?a?rd to say: ""It was he host '1 the history.of that institution:"' Prof. Ltiwsoh'anil his corps of eachers deserve milch credit. Miss Frances," the accomplished laughter of Prof, f.awson, will spend h.^ervacation in Charleston, visiting, friends. ' . , Miss Mary Ried is. spending a few lays in Sumter wiht her cousin. Miss Rosa Perry. Miss Rosa will accompany her to - "amden and will leave for New. York", where they hope to spend the summer. . . Miss'Gorden D.ebpst; after spending eight months id school aCLinoohr high, school, will leave for her home at MiVllins, S. 0. " Mrs. Dolly and Miss Evelyn Cuth Hen. mother and daughfm. (till leave' his week for parts Nolrth. *f??. TT-ii!- n t? * * .11 rs, iiitiue mjouison ipit mst week "oi" New York. \ve wish for all of hei^i a pleasant stay. ~ . * GARMETT Ni:\\\S A large and enthusiastic audience --gathered? Sunday n.t Aft. .Zion A. M . E. Church at the morning service. We were honored to havG ouY pastor, Rev. E, W. Graham, who has ju*t re!"'TDrned from the General Conference it Chicago, 111. lie brought home iome of the good news from the conrerence. Hev, Graham preached an excellent sermon from Romans 5:0, All who heard hiuj were greatly helped! We were gi-eatly pleased to have the district superintendent,_ Mrs. T. 0. Mouzon. At ?7:.10 the Children's . Dav program began. The papers!, solos, duets, quartets and recitatoins wpre greatly enjoyed. Misses Minnie and Margie Bostick, "Josephine Brown, C. Jenkins have le turned from Mather "School, Beaufort, S. C. Mr. James MScFarlin, Johnny White, little son James White, Master James Eaddy motored from Savanah, (la., and spent the day with'Mrs. Corrine Eaddy. * Our pastor, Rev. E. W. Graham is at Orangeburg attending tfifc ministers' summer school at Olaflin -Goljlp-gft. | worhi visit* Tabomncla at nng time t convenient." I Miss Agnes AVilliams left Wedfees, day morning for'Greensboro, N. |to attend the Y. W. ' C. A. Coflfegi enc'e. ^ ', | The Rev. Sims, pastor of First Bap-, tint Church (white) preached n real | interesting sermon, Sunday afternoon 1 at Morris ChajteJ,"" .'.:A . ...... ' . *l ' - *. .3 Saturday^ June 16? 1928 A Beautiful Piano for the June Bride can be obtained at the lowest possible < price, on convienier^t ternis, at the. ojd established " . ? MAI jtJNE'S MUSIC HOUSE 1128,Mam St., Columbia, S. ^ N. It.?-Old pianos and other musi?ca! instruments takeh in part ply niCiit for new pianos. Phone 5210* ?^ 6 6 6 ' Curts ('hills and Fever, Intcrnrtrtent, Remittent and Bilious' Fever due to Malaria. It kills the geripa I ' LOANS;? I Negotiate Loans oiv CoI Himbiu. S. C. REAL ESI TATE. from $300.00 up. JOEL II. JACKSON Rhone 3330 2221 Richland street ; OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWO'OOOOOO | Professional j ? Cards 8 - ' ! . OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCK'UOOOO&OOO OHtcu llt>ujs: Telephones: ?:30 A. M. to 7:00 V. M. Ollice G033 ;?: J Uesiunce-8873 Dr. I). K. Jenkins i 1I1SNTI8T Killings. Plates, Crowns and Bridges Sunday by Appointment ? KxCraction by Conductive Anesthesia a Specialty. ? , 11071.'> Washington St., Cola., S. C. Di 7L M. DANIELS * ? Ubysiciau and Surgeon. StfviaJ- Attention Given Diseases Ol 'V Woiperu 7^ 1 Tflie<~ ~ T Kesrdence " *1*! .1125 Wdshingtun 22.'iUHampton Phone. <5120 , Phone 7564 DU11.11. COOPER ? Dentist ; Cold Crown and Bridge Work Special Attention (liven to Diseases Of the- GunVs^ Ullioe" {'hone 6129, 1125 Washington St Residence Phone 8264 ? /1 CTIT A r?ntfv.. 11 VX O J. AJ 2~YIV A ; OUiee Hours: Telephones: 11 :<>i> to 1:00 P. 51 Res. 4692 2^ fiidu to 8.00 1'. M. OHice 3796 OUiee:- Residpnye: 1702Main..St.'- 1417 Pino St. Olliee Hours: Phones: ' II A. 51. to 2 1*. 51. Res. 8876 "T> lyiVI-. to 8 I'M. Qflice 4247 Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty 'Olliee: Resilience: 13211., Assembly St. ' 1301 Pine St. J TPrMO A: 51. to ? P. M. Offico 3588 0:00 1'.5f. to 8-P.?M: Res. 6648 Dr. E. E. Stephenson Physician and Surgeon Disease <>r Women $nd Children A Specialty Olliee: Residence: f 1111 o Assembly 'SI. 1328, pak St. ' ; Olliee Hours: 8:30 A: M. to 2:00 P. M. , - tf.wu x . ivi. to cuu r. M. Ja Dili H??? HARPER 1 Surgeon Dentist I i Uold Crown and Uridjre Work I A .SPECIALTY ? I Filling's, Extractions, Plates, Crowns I - and Bridges I Cornei' Washington and Assembly T| 1129 Washington St. Cola., S. C. I Ollice Phone SttKTIlcs^ N.J.FREDERICK Attroncy-at-Law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS 1?State and Federal 1119 W ashington St., Columbia, S. C. ^ ~' " i EXPERIENCED MUSICIAN ?" ED. F. DAVIS " x - _ i Teacher of AU- -ImUrumegte Harmony Lessons for A^lv^nt"^ ??4 t'unjjs. A -TFang i n gl?ler?^^ Instruments? - ? ? MUSIC "STUDIO" rani Barnwell St. Phone 7380 COLUMBIA, S. C.