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?PAUE TWUL ?' r r 7f*KFC80eoeC83S3M255Zv^x: '". I The ''Old Gray" ar ?tf??- ~ ~~ 1 p?'_ | . / By E-Philip Grand Chancellor Brown Visits scr W~" .' ? Columbia* be It was indeed a pleasure as well as > anc ... a privilege to all of the K. of P'.s j Bu and friends of the Capitul Oit'y toitioi have the great head of the order as tioi our' guest during the past .J Week, any Grand Chancellor Brown has not only be endeared himself to 7nembFrs"of~onT^'pii great oi-der in this State but friends seh as well. He is a real fraternal, fath- the er, and all of the snbordinate lodges vot - rtfr this-^jurisdiction look upon him' biff ?-?as such. Some?may?wonder at aw ??? Ma,popularity?- but itis because he is] a true Pythian and a real Christian gentlemen. He has an attentive ear ! 1 ? to every loyal Knight though his sta-} Cai tion be evei- so humble. Ho crops t.o . and those in thtrlov.-ly wal!cs of life with' ttlv as much pleasure as to the well-to-do. eou In him partiality has no phie. In the win ?~?grand lodge, he n > onl ; c\ jo.' man a nnd man's chance. Tiis decisions cvoc.iv-'j hnj . neatly sought and -peeked ?? tiered;?This is vve -even1 hvtbT1 t on bordlnate lodgy-i1 Cther* *?.;> y^'n faetloh 'eiriaeg thev rnust^hiire.. th. fij " Grand Chancellor make 1; ; appear- j'tct. ance, and whin he .?jvja'<s.p- h. c? rco? IdVril out of corfusltjJT. it -w ill lry ?\ s'n.vr ;.san -day in August when the 1L d>- V.'s ' \Vli of South Carolina \\iil*iva:?t to *>'<-' of such a gjrni eh: neot'o. as Ji'jtch ; car a Browfi. He hii? riado his place in in the heart of "a11 brave jEuVj . loyal j i*ew knights by de mens anting t!ie true '"-k ? principles of the order, and ho can! ninl count his stauch-supporters, by the j ior< thousands. He is the secretary.of his >s t' church, and not' withstand:n$? he be- ""-" ' longs to all the secret orders, he finds ' ho ' church duties. We are all proud of, -dm ' Grand Chancellor Brown. ' ~ T- * . . _ J.nrnl President Sims Kaises the Standtird i Th Recommendation .No. 9, "That the n?oi academic standards for the Deans and; to divisional heq.ds in .tlje collpge. be at and least a master's degree from-an ae-:'^"t credited crra dtiate * school Th'is-fo ho.' ? come - effective, at the late: p. two years hence." This recommendation by President Sinis met" the hearty ap-j proval of our great chancellor, who f. -I is an expert educator, and' was unani- ! ' "h mously adopted by the trustee board, 'he This in itself is sufficient to show the ! ^'3 kind' of school plant the A. M* E.| slr: Church Is operating in ~Cchiird:i V, S. "''r ^ C. This is the kind of school the agej r.v. requires, and the kind that people the ~~kcek'"when thev 'want to be thoroi;gfr-^-lot ly educated. People today are noli'he seeking connectional and sectional-&d".w ucat-ion, birt-cducetion, ak-hi r thjpy are gping to the, schools thAt, f-ot ?;..A : .1' - - T ..I sivc mo ocs;, , >;>' o;u>ii,;ui r.'.ii o';,i c- 1 l:* tion to the <jon'.rrr.y n- t\vi 'rUir.d'ng.: O11? , . The state',n'teds u- he yroivJ ef r. ove-i. ' ; dent who is fiiily n.'..yo,,JUi -.h'-- eyj". This day. calls "Ir.'i' thoJfnvviv:'.; - ? the fittest. (Viie;;.- mote v. ' l v.v- \l'-f are being sought. h> h'e?.d; iv r h: V! .v,'> and graded selu.ol?..r.!:d 1 . y.-vc lh j day is not .far iri i'cc dsVtpiaV | v?"i! of the lc?V-V.ng ; a!: "i > < f t; Uttt Will demarn: there is ho ;re:.ter prep;t'c-n r??\V(l he : r . cd in all th .-.world than that tc^ovh j '?? the gospel. I e-;nf<r?3 that wp piumary1 '* and iritirmtd'. :te fj-iuneher.v she just j 1 to hold things t /-'.-:.1;::-until.the proa'- i v'c cher comes. I mean the veal educated i minister Tyith the proper tiiles ar.;l i (hi degrees. Wc.bave some.very brilliant j 4'h< ones now brqt> a few. of them must. ehi learn one or two things more. They . rfo must learn that they V/ill hhve to for-; >1 ??: ?sake?their "pohd- rrtash?juue"?and' '"hi train their "red rag" to tell the truth. ! inp ' - -'--7v----- - j? For the public will not support drunk.! (Vr< ards and liars to preach the gospel to to hi em at htis"Chj\;tiun age of :h.\ am A Good Year For Pythinnism ' ! us." "W-e were in Sumter last week and F.is while there we.had an interview? with ula Dr. C. V?\ Birnie, G. M. R. of the K.:It of P. Order. lie said the o dor had att a most flourishing year as could be; hoi attested by the work done in his do. oai partmmit. This is eTicouiii^ii'g ntiwlt '.to State. As for us,, we are not at all stn surprised, for we know that after! spf "the new endowment Taw was so well Ho explained by the Grand Chancellor at Sal 6ha tor Pythianism had dawhed. 'Itn | 1 ^ are so n^any reasons wny this orderj eaj ' should be great In FTouth Carolina. . Chief among them is because of its i grand official starT. Sir N. J. Fro?ie-} < rcik, G. A. r{rrrl*3 arv.cng the bestj T. .??^ in .thia CauaSy. Sir It. :i. Will in-?Lhjc sort, G, .if. of .J<h, is profiih.it, tht,?^ StSte Colicge^ G^ahgoburrr, S. tiind > pru< is one of the most popular /o-! dot ? . "fpohsibTe in all of4 the Son' Van ! S-r' h- r C. W. Bernie, a* II. R., str.tyjs :J [hi- ' T.0 1 *' head of the column in _thi. yraik?? ; f.ci profession. Sir J. Tf. Lewi.-. '.V. K? oT re a R. and S., .is c real c^par - . hen i* terj y comes to putting c/$r bu3i;-'.'s;; trans- ( fun ? action. These ?nd ail the others do-- one / , * f """" ?\ , id . ; " : "he New Rider !: Ellis : i; H.M.uaaacoiS ve special mention, of which will done in these columns between now 1 our grand session at Florence, t suffce it say of the above menicd that despite -their exalted stais, both in life and in the order, ' man car\ approach them though ht ever so humble. They are not, all iffed~trp" and do not "behavfc tftenTT ;es unseeniingly." For that reason ir kind arc m^lamand. and we the ers go to the gi'and ledge with : ~ nit fT(IsSn' and our ballets ordinglji^. ^ Dr. D. C. Deas, a Safe Leader tnumg the sane leaders of South olina the above character is true [ tried. The late Bishop Chappellc ays refcrivftdtfrhim a3 one that1 Id be depended upon. No preacher accu-ie .Dr. Deas. of lighting him 1 no congregation can say that he Dosed upon them. 1 know, the man. 3..*! tuauias s< jc;atrng with him for -r*-.?I fin snre-tbat-rh-rs- advire-ftr aig. ministers io for thoir btisf inand his .fttceisioirs. will, stand, the Ho is<no Lhypocrito. Dr. T. J. os is to be congratulated for the io thing. lie is .no hypocrite, ion he is against yod, he will let i know it and tell you why he is aris*t you. This thing of grinning people's face with a dagger up it*, i.lceyo . to stab them when'their Its aie tvrnod betrays a .peratcn, ITone that will not sown long hoe reaping time will come. There ?o -gding around it, when a minister not marshall the greater portion of best people on his charge, it is -'move. The laymen have long, e found out that licavon can he chod from any church in the world the church of their choice is where y are accorded the proper treatit. Now I know that laymen have pay all of. the bills of the church i the majority of them do it'wlthcomplant; throe fore they have a ht to denianfl a ministry that is at rtr-resp'eeted. M. E. Church in South Carolina t appears to me that the ycap of ilpe has come to- our church with, coin'hj? of this qaadrennium. That hop Hurst's .program as^ outlined js ictlv that of a true Christian fathand brother, no sane man will deNothing less than "peace"'can he outcome of such a program. Now every minister and lay member in great A. M. E. Church of this LUv-?ook-t<> promote peace in every ' i;k-t, < Ir.r. ( ' . home.and community, lis quell disturbances by all means. ; no one'encourage strife and conIon in any section of our great ireh.' I.et us feel free to express fplfcs tip this -noble subject and 1 ouf suggestions as to how it Hib.l he hlViU<?rVf nlinnt T nf ,,o sp freely and prayerfully upon this >.;oct. A^, ministers, if we are not J in jr.-to preach peace, then wie a/re fit to preach the prospel. And as ,' if -vi' nro pot. willing to ponce-makers, \ce are not worthy loin?-called children of God. What trained ,hy confusion? What..can u: -in'L-tiKpr * nope ior: II ever ricod* to get together us Christians v-orld over, it is now. If ever the ireh .needs again, that song of the :iwomy "host" it is now1. The irehes in many instances are al.t forsaken and sinners are crowd: the downward road, while the arh people are fussing and tight.: among themselves. Aren't we in _> shape for the coming of the Masr Preachers a gainst preachers 1 in embers against members; what I the. wicked . andungodly say of ^ It is a serious question with me. ;hop" 'ijlyrst has sounded the right mi to rour church in this state is our salvation, and any man who chip Is to foster anything1 61se ma. on sly or by false tattling, is a:ist this firogranv.and is an enem$ the kingdom of grace and glory. o_ hi shop's program has caught the tit; Dr. Leo A. .Logan and others *ak from the Piedmont. Dr. Julius Imnn and other3 speak from the rttee in glow terms of our matchUK. .r.ftl'n hiihll-tonal. and Ifty Are ried -!Wiiy with itr Our Whereabouts. ' 'in- last Sunday we were with Rev, P. Brown at Rock'HH1'Church in rporninr- and \ye certainly can sav it tho?Holy?Ghost wap olno our est fiurTm^th^ day. We had.a won4ul fi-pio, ferns. Epps, Mack( Wa!. , Taylor, Gregg,. Richardson and nsfe'"p.re just a few dj the noble Ofa's of this charge. The church is lly 'proud of such men. That afnoon we assisted the pastor in the oral sjervice of Rro. Ge.o Hayes, > of the leading officers of the Mill ? ***** v *" 1 ?? THE PALMETTC | Creek Church. It was. one of the lar^l ] gest funerals we have seen for many i days. Undertaker Pinckncy of ,Co- ,1 lumbia was in charge and the up-todate service rendered by him made a i lasting impression upon 'that vast I audience. This was his first trip with his modern heayst, and together with L the funerals cars owned by him, cer- i tainly places him in position to give our people the most efficient service. \ Aside from all of "this Mr, Pinckney li rendered two cornet selections, accompanied by Miss Janie Ruth Fer- ? guson preforming at the instrument. It was one of the most touching ser- # vices . of the kind that we have ever ( I witnessed. The day was real hot, but + n "the undertaker was thoughtul and L accomodating and supplied a number f of fans for "the comfort of thXpeople.; The deceased was a member ins good '< li Fcllowo lodgoot and quite a number? him. Several ministers took part on" the program. The sermon was deI 1,Vnvc/l T?,... ? n- ' ?.v.v? "J ?si,. i??nii,.]iaDtvr. i? I did justice to the occasion to the least, v and took care of the situation to the ^ satisfaction of. all present. v This week-end \^94 find us ^With a Rev. N. A. Gary/on the Pindgrove Circuit. We will preach at St. Philip l! "Church Sunday morning and complete P* the - business"of the quarter that af- ? ternoon. Let the peGplc pray for the, / presence- of the Holy Spirit. * 8 "Let lis advance on our knees.'' ia V" ~ ~> T * " ~ Greenwood News j "" . [ c " 3Tr. WTtT. Stuart/of ITsKetnlle.-Nr' e C., ic in the city visiting his-brother, y Mr. C. E. Stuart. He was a pleasant t caller aW Tabernacle. Sunday. . - i Mesdanics B, B. Jones, J. M. Walk- f er attended the ' Women's State Convention Jat Georgetown last week, s They report an excellent trip. - J h Messrs. T. C. and Frank'Williams, a Mrs. Hattie Ware and Miss M.t*:r.o , .N L. Williams wish to thank their many h friends for the kindness shown them luring the illness and death of their j n uncle, Mr. Peter Williams, who do-j u tl.:. -i ? il'?i vvu una mi- a lew utt) S il Messrs. C. E. Stnai't and Rooks mo_ t tored tx> Columbija Sunday to attend r 'he funeral of DK C. C. Johnson. J'l Miss Lessic and Laura M. ,/Tyaior. j b left for Now York City, June 21st, lv where they will make their future i home. . | T The "installation sgryjqes of our . most honored pastor. Dr. F, D. John-ly son, .will begin Monday night, July je -2nd. A great program is planned, j fc "'he public is cordially invited to at- I tend all services. The new organizations instituted v by, the pastor;; namely: The women's a misTsfonary unionM.rs, jRoxio, La- j \ grown, president, and pastors a2d so-. /. ciety, Mr. Willie Wilson, president, e "Ore destir.edv.to do a great work in d .Morris Chapel, A hearty welcome is 1< extended- all xvhd wish to join the \ said societies! ! . e Mrs, Mary Morrais of Prosperity,: e S. C., is in the city visiting Mr. andjo Mrs. Nathaniel Hayes. Mr. Jerome Burdon and children! o were in the party From Columbia vis- I iting Mr. and Mrs, Nathaniel Hayes, r Mrs. Luh Burts continues ill. Her many friends wish for her a speedy u - vocovery. ? v-1 ?? 1?c Mr. and Mrs. Arch Hurts, of lloneaj 1 rath, were in town, Sunday Visiting? s Mrs. Tuic Burts. 'i Mrs. Hattie Nance's condition con-"' \ tinucs about the same. Both she and ( the . family have the sympathy of d their friends. . t The delegates to the Women's State: a Convention have returned end report' I a- very successful session. Morris t Thapel took the lead in finance. Mrs.'. Evelyn Johnson and son, Jas. J Wendell, haee joined Dr. F. D. John- i .son, the. hushand and father, which' s makes the parsonage complete. The I members and- friends extend them a J i hearty welcome. 7 Te Mrs. Mary Tittle, 423 Maxwell J j Ave., has repainted her beautiful j' j home. The job ^vas done by Messrp. j Earnest Bodic and John Tolbcrt^-iyhQ- J. are first class contractors. You will z do well to employ them when you have t your work done. i Miss Hannah V. Tolbert, who reeeivfed lirtr A.- B. decree at" Atlanta "7 University, June Gth, will spend her t vacation with parents, Mr. and Mrs. ( Tohn Tolbert. ? r Mr. Itupert Nash, formerly of f rents, Mr. and IMrs. G. C. Nash of 1 CokCsbury. Mr. Nash is a prosper.--J oiis stone and brick mason and has 1 been in the employ of Stacy Bros. Con s r t.raetors for a number of years. He is a very fine character. He visited I j Greenwood, jyhile JiL.thia. section, and J in located at Lanensiei at present. 1 Mrs, Mamie Franklin departed this * was funeralized by 'Rev. Geo. Bradley f at Cedar Grove Church. * She left to f mhurn her TC?S 3 daughters anfl it ~ husband." ( Miss Rosalie Cannon'is attending j summer school at Bettis Academy. i - -The many friends of Master Edgar 11 .> . I ) LEADER ? * Davis, will be glad to see hin\ out a-'! gain after u brief illness, on Singleton^ St. Little Miss Mary- Jonelle Moore is n Due West visiting her grandmother, ilvs. Mary L Hawthorne. M"rs. W. P. Williams is in Orange>urg attending summer school at State College. ^Mrs. Grace Coleman is ill at this vrfting. Her many friends wish for ler an early recovery. Mr. Will Coleman returned to the /fate Hospital last week. , Macedonia Baptist Church is processing wonderfully. Rev.. W. M: dpscomb Will be with us. We are o\v erikaged in a great meeting. Rev." .ipscomb is sth-ring up the spiritual ervor in the church. . Miss C. Campbell ami M.iss^Rosaie Cannon left Monday to attend ummev- sehol?at Betlis Academy. , : ?* * '? _ Greenville News NUPTIALS A wedding of state-wide interest j /as tlxat of Miss Ilattie -E. Brown ! mi. the Rej/. Green II. White, which* /&s performed Wednesday afternoon ! t the home of the bride, with Rev. i i. C. Sumpter officiating. The bride i~the only 'daughterof her parents, tr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown, and is a1 laduate- of WTIberforce University, i he was a -teachen in the city school ystenr_.and -was universally popular 1_ mong her legion off riends. The room is a thoroughly prepared young ' I. M. E. minister; he being the pastor f the Cokesbury Station A. M. E-. hurch, Cokesbury, S. C. lie receivd-his ^onnalTfaTping~at Allen Uniersity and finished in theology from -incoln University, lie is destined b a' useful farcer in his efrorrnrprb-' ession. . . ; .. : '* 'Immediately following ' the very 1 '.mple ceremony the young eouploT .'ft in an elaborate drawing kooiu on j i crack Southern train for points J i'orth, whole they will spend aheirT loneymoon. An anvallanche of beautiful and iset'ul gifts was a fine attestationf the genuine esteem in -which they ,re held by their friends.' We wish" hem joy and happiness unbounded. > .The Rev. H. W, Stewart, pas-tor of . 'ilgr-im Rest Baptist Church, left iunday. for Detroit, Mich., where' he i ill spend several days. K Thn I.'ovr A ' IJ Vl.ii.L.? n.?l TV I,, 'f Turner, pastor and'SGifday Sciiool supmulitendt-nt, respectively of Eangelis-t Baptist* Cburcli, have'return, d from the National Baptist [Sunday : School Congress., which was held in .ouisville, Ky. ~ - Mrs. ii. E. Williams, one of the. two f vomen church trustees -in this city, Iter spending several months in the; Vest, during which she witnessed the l. Mi E. General Conference, return- ' d to her home here last week to the flight of her. friends. MnLsWilliun.s. jft with the intention of visiting the Voi'lu's Sunday School Convention re- .retarding, but urgent business aused her to cancel the remainder f her extensive vacation plans. The Masonic lodges of the city cctbrated St. John's Day at the Mat toon 'resbyteriuri Church, Sunday afterloon" with appropriate services. The annual thanksgiving services' f the Working Benevolent lodges of] liis city weiu held ilunday afternoon i n ibe W. B. S. Temple, the annual j ei'ii.on, a very masterly .effort, bu_.f. tig delivered by the liev. B. J. Jones, ; a. tor of Israel Chapel C. M. E. j Jhui'ch. Other features-included yd-'} Iresses by Editor C. C. Clarkson. Mra-jleftha Hunt, Mrs. IJybevnia Mayes Hill a solo by Mr. J. A*. Mack. A con_ : ribution. of over sixty dollars was } ulcen. kj. The Rev. A. C. Sumpter, pa .tor of j Vyllen Temple A. II, E. Church, was ooking fine ami evidently feeling the ame-Sunday morning when he ascend d the rdstvuni to -deliver one of the nost interesting and powerful disburses we have heard in recent nonths. 'Speaking cn the the theme, 'Go Forward", the princely'.young lulpiteer swayed his audience in fris Lwn good pleasure-. -In two minutca ifter. he began some one was heard 0 say "the old man is right today." ^d right ha was. - - ??. In a rally which-terminated Sunday light the members of Springfield-Bap ist Church, of which the Rev. C. F. landy is the .pastor, raised..approsiliately twelve hundred dollars. The Springfield Church, with a member Hip of around eight hundred) is the" )on ton Baptist Churchk of this city, ind its pastor and "members are to )e congratulated on their unu$l;a) ' udcess. On Thursday Trrjrht~rrf^ ^ ^rof. C. A. Johnson and a nunjber of Mile SlliVimcr school gave a specially i irranged -musical and littvary pro- i or the benefit of the Furman summer ichool^-st'tidonts. Tn commenting on "tire" program Friday TJoafi Hjrrry : ^lnrk, of Furman said: "While I cnr oyed the entire program, I was eslecially impressed by an o.rginal poem ry Miss' LyhCS," mean Miss FT X."" * -V mi in'in W.Ui. II 1 '\ I : -* < " ' " - - 1 ' ' Lykes, Greer.v lie's picmicx* pectus. The 14th anniversary of the Rev C. F. Cfandy as pastor of Springfield Baptist Church v.'i 11 begin. Monday night, July 2nd, lasting throughout the week. Services will begirt each night at $1.10 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. , Prof, and Mrs. H. W. Baufvfgardher-are *the guests of Rev. and Jlr#. A. C. feuniptfrj^at the A. M. E. ifianse JTrof. Baumgardner is touring the Piedmont section- m interest -of T^e Palmetto Leader-, and hi? reception here has been most cordial. ALLEN UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR ANT) ATLANTA ^Y" BKGHJ3* TARY ELECTRIFY GREENVILLE AUDIENCE k / ; -r? Greenville, S. C., June 20?At historic Allon Teinplo A. M. E. Churck tHrttr-Strpdny right in thirrprPTeiTcffi^St vpvv :it ti> iv-i -nwl liiirMw ? ww.., !* ?. ...V.MVifV. WMU m/|nycittr live nfudienee, Prof, Herbert \V. Bauni prardner, professor of psychology and philosophy, at Allen oprhiversity,. Columbia, S. C., delivered one of hi? Insily famous TVcnirosscs. 10 the uletvn doliprht of thjs aristocratic assembly. Prof. Baufngardncr, f?roat scholar that lie is crave a most pracliCd, logical an"*"^informative discourse, and. ^-ft i.-'ari"v<mt-dil.' Oin'i'.-hS- t > ' e thoroughly 'rl'ovol yp<l?ajiJ?prae t'cetf . in the everyday lives of those who: \vohe fortunate eifouTrh To hear him. If Sunday night's effort is an index to.the future, the polished yonn.g vrofc.-..4or is der-tmtd to a place in ike .'iinBptht of the jivorhl's acelaiio. J.Ie was introduced to the hudionee t>v f'fr E. A. E.-IIuggins, whose cloiitr&iv-'cwasurJl-tttat-potH-i ho expected-? ~V? Another very I ri'iiant," tipiely aid thmiphtful address was made, by Prof. Jcss'e M. Chiles,. secret.< -y of ?the iVmmg wren's Christian 'Association, Atlanta. G:>., who-spake in a most air pvoved manner. Prof. Chile:; ' is a former Greonvillien, he being..a p:oThxet jf Alien Tcnij 1c d-Tunday School. He is) a clever sneaker; knows what to say and how to say iti His introduction w-as-jn;td liy-MiyAW- A. Fisher. . "* ' '' 9 ? ? (iAfrsm^^IWS Services w<Jre good at ted Iliil Bap tist Church ull 'day Sun-lay; The Children's Hay exercise was held at 11:00 A. M, It Wivg^eiijoyed by a 14 | rcseht." The .solo' by Wis. "Mnmir Carter and .the recitation end song by little Margaret AVrieht deserve special mention. Litile Miss Wright isj,.or>ly 2 years old. 1 ' |.... Quite a crowd at'cndUl the picnic at the graded school on the. lGt'p? A i"interesting program, was render o:i. iuiss .\;axinc J offers of Columbia was the Pianist. . Mr. J, E. Dixon, of Columbia, and' Ills two interesting children, were a. montr the visitors, also Mrs. Marian Wrijiht and children of ll.*good. The Children's- Day exercise- at I lea&nnt Grove Baptist Church on i!ic 1.7th \y:.s'largely attended." A eery good prog-api was i e .adored. 'Mrs; I.owi.-a W. Rand* iph" reports tl>c colored women's confcrt-nrc held t Benedict College was the best of" ''kind that she has cVli- attended t'J'5 -delegates >\ere "enrfllJe.d< " 23 received diplomas having satisfactorily ' i -It d?Uwt?t'ii<ar c?r.u-?o?uL study. % ' . . ; . WkJe -at'tend'-j-.g the conference Mrs Matilda ^Grjflin made it -very pleasant for pll of the di-legate?. She -or-Td the whole delegation- refreshna nTuo.-.'.av aflcrnacnc.? They wore also served refreshments by the nu- .b'-r-s" of T 'r-.- n Pr.--?hvl-r>'r; n n i hureh, on Saturday afterviooni Mi. s Janvo" Ajlr^ms took a few of ior f; i-mis out c 'rig on Weilnestfay aft^i noon, Tho*? in the party Mrs. Coadne Olj'phanl, of I/uit'cns, Miss CI rudia Dorrah, of Clinton; and Mrs. I.. W, Randolph. ?:? CARD or THANKS We the members of the local W. II. W.'S. of. Wcsl'. v ?j. E. Church wish to thank each and every one that was kirul enough to judp us-put over the 18fh annual session of the W.iH, M. S.. of the South Carolina Conference, was., sick, yet on-Saturday when the Carolina Special rolled Trr, she was jrreeted with the praise of God's bless. in?- * We wish to thank Dr. P. P, Watson, State Baptist Missionary, who was waiting to ri'fi'ivi' her, and otbcis fTTaT iravo use of Ulcir cars Tor her ccunfartv-?? Mirs. Fannio,C. Fornax, Locnl provident and committoe. I chine for sale?easy terms. I Operates with gas or steam. & Apply to? | MRS LILLIK CITJJAm" fj 1107 Nantc St., Newberry, R. C. I i mitJBmmummmmmmm - t\ V TS \ ' - ' ' ? Saturday, June 30, 1928 j Use Common Sensein buying your Piano. We rep I resent !tlio piSnos the celebrated artists v' use and endorse.. .We "tj?challenge?comparison! Lowant prices, liberal terms. ^Malone's * Music" House : 1428 Main St.",. " I'hone5210 I N. B.?We and the Piano maki j: ejr^ .guarantee the Pianos we J sell.- ~ / \, . 6 6 6 Cpees-GhiHs and Fever,' Intermittent, v Remittent and Bilio(\s Fever'due to Malaria. s ' It j the germs ? William S. Jackson " , ' 'j Plasterer, Cement, General Contractor, etc. ! Please fall Me t"or Estimates I'hone .i.J.U) ; 2221 Richland St. I I ; . . Columbia, S. C. c:o;->oo:-:,.^o^>>ooPOgJ3CU3g^'o 1 Professional \ f. ... ' ? .--. I Cards -- j Office- Honrs: , Telephones: _?_ S:30 A. Jl: to 7:00 1\ M. Office 6033 . ltesienq^887ii. 4 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DlyNTlST . 4 Fittings, Plates, Crowns and Bridges 1 Sunday by Appointment V | extraction by Conductive Anesthesia a -Specialty. _ ? ' 111071 ^ Washington St.* Cola., S. C. * ! ~~-L_ n?= ; I)r. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon Special 'Attention Given Diseases Of v \\j)mcn. ; , \ -,V - Residence---"- -r --;j I 12<"> Washington- 2230 If&mpton- - -Rhone 0120 __ Phone_7564 rWnmaiM ?i III II ? ? ??9 j DR. H. n. COOPER ?u- ? Gokl Grown and Bridge Work A Specialty Special Attention Given to Diseases 7\ Of the Gums, umce i'li'one 012'J, 1125 Washington St J . Residence Phone 82(j4 DR. STUART M | t*nic?? ilcins: Telephones: I M:00 to 1:00 P. M Res. 4692 |l i -6:00 to t?:0U P. M. ? Office 3798? j Office:. *, Residence: .l7'<'2 Main St. 1417 I*ine St. I'Offico Hours* _ . Phones: 111 A. JI. to 2 P. M. Res. 8875 ' 6 P. 8 1*. M. Office 4247 Jj Dr. W. I). Chappelle 4 J Physician and Srn-geon J"_. * Diseases of Women and Children J jf \ A Specialty Office: Residence:1 re ;-Ri24l^ A^Sombly-St. l^,0t Pip? ' 4 , ' " Columbia, S. C. ft cfl :o0 A. M, to 2 P. M. . Office > 6:00 P. Jl. to 8 P. M. . Res. 63 1L??Dr. C. K. Stephenson; ft Physician and Surgeon Disease of Women and Children j 1 Speaialty- ft?f I I Office: * Residence ?W 1414\yii Assembly St. 1328 Oak I .Office Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 2:00 I 3:00 P. M. to 7:00 P. Jl V f DR. 11.D. HARPER |l \ Burgeon Dentist k Gold Crown and Bridge Work \ =s~ ""'"'A SPECIALTY . V V Fillings,. Extractions. Plates, Crowns t"X": and Bridges 1 Corner Washington and Assembly \ 1121) Washington St. Cola., S. C. \ -r irai-iriga wstsw???bp?A Ollice Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798 I Nrd. PREDljKlCK TAttroney-at-Law and Notary Public I .i | . PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS * I ?State aiul Federal . .. ? * 1119 Washing# . Ct 1 - n-"?? v/uiumDii, O. V/. EXPERIENCED MtRSICIArf"3 \ ED. F. DAVIS??~4 . . s Teacher of AH Instrument* - f I Harmony Lessons for Advanced? TPupils. Also Arranging for Instruments- -) : ?'l 4 MUSIC "STUDIO*?-'-PhAne 738fr \ COLUMBIA, S. C. 4|