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/ PAGE rwo. POINSETTAS REGALE SUMMER DANCERS. NOVELTY FEATURES TO HARK AFFAIR. Of much interest is the mumumy" ment of the Royal Poinsettas' third Anniversary Dance to be given ~~HT {._an early date, The dance is to be , given at the spacious. Assembly St. Oasino which will be becomingly a mr liornjJd for the all dir.?Although tins is the dull part .of the social season, with many residential Columbians away the Poinsettas are making preparations for a regal time and anticipate a large attendance. The?carmval?spirits will reign Supreme since the Anniversary Dance program will contain many feature novelties and will be_. marked with Jots of feslivitise. The Ajax Club jjejuuxe vrcnesira win lurnisn music ? throughout the evening. Several visiting musicians will piay or sing sonic latest dance hits. Summer drinks will be dispensed by the Poin. sottas Club. j .. . continue until 1 o'cioek. rev. .myers whites open lkjt. " ter; ? To the Editor of The Leader: ; Please ahow' me ,-uace in vour most excellent p^iper to speak to the people' of the state and other parts of the country t*b say, a few things - to them of what steps to take."'-if we would cver.be a race. I'm not speaking as an amateur but a^.. a man of - experience) as one that has tried to lead 'his people-pi every walk of life that would be prontalle. Bear with mt a little in my folly. I thank the Father of all spirts tl at I've never failed in anything 'that "t\e. started to do. Aly wpjrk is my .witness.. But I started" to tell something th.it I . our race. . :Vyj (a). VVe n$cd inure Christian lea*r lieis libit ai'tt hut so much mtrestod in self* but in their.i^racc. Men ?j?.?whose , words can bo' t ruBtedt- I declare to you the faults are not id the people, but in the so-called leaders, And-rBTIZst?uf the- cvbvrect-nten, that have?money .are not"doing "gnyThiihg to build up Negro enterprises, And the* crying need uf the girls and boys ? that Imish school is: "All dressed.Up and nowhere to gn." And if some, of them ht you have a little .money; they want fifty-fifty for it. The Jew stands, by his .'brother, the white man _1 . stands' by his; but "it's n4 so with our race. We're -almost like crabs, "I can't get .out pf the barrel and I \vont let you;" * (b). The thing that we should do ia pool our monies together and build up enterprises like other races. For _ . example, we established a v.ar ago a Furniture Company, known as the citizens Furniture Co. We nporntod Successfully for a y^r, "with 'war within and war without. We closed the doors some time ago and tried we thought ev ery possible way. to get money for a compromise, which would have put us in a better condi? t.ion. Qf'riiur-e -.nine 'of the loailel'ti . . met and discussed the eond.t on at length, but not! iiig was done." Sunn told, me they .would help, 'M ut My, ors you'll havd.to.getroi.it*',. I must have it ail for myself." Not appre ciating the sirnnfrlo I had I'm- a yen;to make business .for Negro girls and hoys. S.onre said they would buy it over and secure at b ast 20 per cent foi: my stock holders and pay the amo../it needed.,. Hut ncrther ope of 7 " these pien only with, one exception ' and he I . would have, delighted to ha e taken it - over, that had done, anything to encourage the* business so -fax as I know by words or deeds. So while they were looking for it' to be. cried off at the block, which was an entei prise dear to my heart and a -pride to the race; then I prayed to ?: CJud mrd Ire showed me a man. St first I was not quite sure ihat he was the man for I had already borrowed $5o0.00 from him and I wrote him the condition, and he answered ~ in j erflon. lie- told me he would b an $1,250, hut before his arrival I had made up my mind to not try to operate the Furniture store any more as its head. Soon after the doors .-^were ai'?s>.d)?while?So!omen' Daysf my trustee was ready to take it over and save the Company, Mr.Leevy agrced, if I would turn the store over to him and its assets, he would give the stockholder's 20 por cent in stodk ~or cash. Knowing .him as I do, to he . a booster to Negro business and practically thia_o?uv I told honorable J. W. Tolhert that I would give hack and let him fake my pln-e. Ro he ^ paid every cent ard Mr. T-evvy as-1 sinned the responsibility an^i the store was turned over to him. Mr. Leevy has a greater Furniture'store now, We nrav that it will he per, pftuated as a life-time one f<r all times. And I pay the greatest tribute to Honorable J. W. ToTbert, (white) for lje dWn't cat as a friend nut as a brother. One thing is sad, the tabernacle was knocked, which was a great asset to the churches I Greenville News The St. Alban (Greenville County) Training Sehool began its summer session on Monday morning, July 23, with an .enrollment of 250 student^ They are hoping that the people of Greenville county and others are going to do everything in their power To help fester- this splendid educational movement. Their plans au*e .to develop a stronger' boarding depart nient in the school and they are soliciting the loyal cooperation df evt eryone interested in the cause of educational advancement. Mrs. L). A. Adams, after spending several weeks in Philadelphia, has returned to her home, to "the delight of her many friends. Rev. A.W.Howard an outstanding minister, in the M. E. church, delivered a fine-discourse Sunday jiight at John Wesley M.'E.- church of which ihe Rev. W. S. Thompson is the pas. lor. A large crowd was?in attan. - dSiice. In a rally which was held Sundaj night last, the members and friend: ? of lsro(?l Gtmpol r At V which the Rey. B. J. Jones is the ef. ficiont pastor raised something ovei 11. iuyuii fiiTfiuLji'u cuiuirs. we congrai. la e these "ponplo rm thiq finr ^ror.trr^ l The Rev. A. (", Sumpter, the with awake pastor of AH.Cn Tcmnje A.-M I'K.. church delivered two fine sermons ' Sunday morning and night, respec. lively, to the (jeep interest of twe large crowds, including many visittors. "-Superb music was fnrnisViicr nyrh'o choir. The Sunday school, anc 1 league services were largely attended and proved very interesting, as . usual. , I" *l*he Sunshine Club meT^'ednesdat; -afternoon at the home of .Mrs. Rosi - Nash on-1 layout' Street;-with a large i.| atte ndance. Tlel-cious refreshments ' were served. . . . - TTu> Kev, 11. W. Stewart, pastoi of .Pilgrim Rest Baptist church, jde. Ti-vcred a special sermon Sunday af ternoon at Allen Temple in interes , of the .Missionary society. A'goo'c - miin' er was-rout- and fine tinie wa: . i had - by; nil." - - " 'ljie Will Do Club met .Monday af toiiv oh at the home of Miss Robbii ( Xeal on Nichols St., where the usiia interesting meeting w^smnj yed: Mrs. W. A. Fisher is spending the ..month of August- at Ashevillc, N.rC The Royal Convention which in. t -hides five sining classes, will sire: at A llen Temple * on tbe first .S mdaj | afternoon at 3:.'?(( 'o'clock. The pub. [Ik* is invited. Admission free. I Mis -es Flo'ence I.vkes. Eunice Ad. ;im.s, Sara Whitner and Mamie Dir , '.on. and Mr.'Eugene Howling were the a' lc- rt'pr-.'sentnliie^of thn Allen Tetr vie Sunday s<h ol at 'he CreenVilL ' 'islr i < t ^S^rrfrrT~~'Sc'fi* "(d Conventior 'fist week at Due West. They won i conip.'inied 1 y the Rev. A< C. Sunt) ter antl others. ^ the' man.acl'r of III' wws ci;VH school- ai'lTv.Vl.s. ^ 1. To tlie l eloved ministers, past .rlnp the colored eh'uryhes h -re in Mullins 1 am the manager of the'News CluV -<hool here in MtiUins. And .the Hi. lile is the thief text hook taught ir - i hi;-, Si In ml. NOW listen brother pas tors, iny house says Jesus: "Is the house of prayer." Again listen,. 1 was glad when' they said unto me, let as* go into the house of the Lord. Wc ---at- into tin*?11'inple on the?Sahhatl' day to worship CI d. not'singing noth. vy: in; h.vnilis?singing from th< :i,vmn. Lu..k- W.o cannot?part it'jpaK >n singing these jazz songs, nor hav. ing these songs sung in our churches sacred songs are thet only songs thai we should sing irt the church. These: worldly quartette Singers should not he allowed to sine- in the /-..lnmchurches here. jjy "Miillins. I tell you hrdther pastors thpre is too niucT \vickedness+goi?g on in Mull ins* Tor much wickedness -in raising money 1 or- Clod'^wm-ki "There- rsafhhlewny to colect money for Clod. Oh thai the colored ministers of Mnllii.s will ' call a special meeting at once and let us go?m-the upper room and tarry awhile " ^h- J ecus and?cunic?back o the people and tell them we have . ?l?eenf upon the mountain with Jesus and come to tell the world we have louhlc power iro mon high. There is power in prayer. I am yours to work for Jesus. D. C. Calhoun. which we S' mc-plr.fl nn,l hniH. t The hank, the nucleus of which i 1\iiilf of oImi of titUirtU T c?o ./mi w nut wniii 1^11,?".J- ^ * sat as chairman . The Fnrnittlre sfore which we trust is going to be the greatest asset the Negroes have ever had in the South. With all our | labor, we haven't strived to be riotv? I ! ut we've strived to do something for the betterment of our people. "Rut 1 do nofr 1 tn Vf.p T)r' TjjgJX, the reason why I cannot tell, but I do not*-4ike you Dr. Fell." (REV.) R. M. MTERS. THE PALMETI NEXT K. of P. MEET , IN ROCK HILL ^ Cbntimied from one r "during the present administration. Wednesday the following officers and representatives 'were elected: i Julius A. -Brown, Grand rtmpcnllnn, Charleston; T. I.I. Heitry, Past .Grand Chancellor Columbia; E. F. Floyd, Grand Vice-Chancellor, Newberry; | R. \V. Manee, Grand Prelate, Colunu bia; J; B, Lewie,. Grand Keeper of Records and Seal, Columbia; R. S. Wilkinson, Grand Mister of Exchequer, Orangeburg;- C. W. Birnie, G; .Medical Register, Sumter; N.- J. Fred crick. Grand Attorney, Columbia; ' B. E. Riley, Grand Lecturer, Gaffney 1 Sot. Guignardj'.Grand Master at Arms St.- Matthews; J. N. Finley, Grand ; -Marshal i ;hh-i'Ik; .1?^?Blocker, G-..| ? t" : t* Ij i r?..i . it n rii.j' .. 1 1 vinnur viuani, Duuiriuit, 11. r^. v ra\y- , 'ford, Grand Outer Guard, Clinton;! M. A.Myui>'. ,A>BiBtnnt" .Soereuwy= i of Endowment, Col 11 mfiia; J. E. Ditrk' son, for the Supreme Lodge Degree s Columbia; 1). H. Sims^ CuJumbiit and f i. L. Piiilf.t, Cliu&U'i1, UliprUJHl' Ktll> resent atives'; T. II. Henry arid C, II. r -Pannerly, of. Columbia, alternatest -! E.*L. Gary Florenc e and E. \Y. Biggs i_ju??Greenville, membera?<+f?the Khu I dr.wmerit Board for two and three j years respectively. '":;? Th? jilnfti' fIU!?the?next?i\reeting 5. as ail i n tp fb sting contest, lickweeii Pi 'olumhih, Rock Hill, Camden and An> lerson. Cordial invitations were re. - i aeived from all of these cities; Rock L-L'IiII. was the?successful cuntl'S'.nnC. 1 Memorial" services for the men injur-! d by lightning and the installation Cr*f' t(flicers.-closed the session . Thursday night. . """ ~ - _ j' Georgetown News ~~ " i ; Mis< Ann H';nT"y ?And VO WE?Hr >' the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie "Pur vis Wood street. - I Mrs. Prettv Brown invites the nub t. lie td call by. his cafe known as the 1 : '.Shut Up Cal'e" "across from Howard > schObl. ' - . _ -Mis* Josephine ; White.. has return .-d-to Columbia, after spending awhile -1 with^Aliss Surah Parker.. J. .Misses^ Edna Richanks, Annie Ui'aw Vord, .Mrs. James Kinlbch and Dr. and r Mrs. U. G. Teele spent. Sunday <?n Thwley's Island. Miss Harriet Gordon, af-tei* having r .ten away "studying nurse training ;'i .Vr. the past two years in Nashv.lile, 1'enn., is hack- home for a few da'ys. j . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sqoiije of Bos j on. .Mass., spent a lew days, in the : ity_. _ -... '-.^v. ; .Mr. and Mrs. J amies I^phinsony Mrs. * Mar'v TtpeaTs~7tiT(l t wo children Blanch 'J nd A. I'., Jr., of Sumter were in the 1 ! --ity on Tuesday as the guests of Rev. 'j ,nd .Mrs, J. L. Berfhow. 1 Jlr. and Mrs. Joseph Richardson j and Misses Mabel Bell at Id Alma Moires of Sumter are spending a ' rn-rH??m?the city.? j , A! r,_,lam<>*-Kinloeh spent~tllc week - oul in--lho eily. with frioii'dx. ' 1?_ p A very delightful - evening was ; ?j Ont at. the home of Mrs. Mamiest t \tkinson on Tuesday evening when j iu> younj; men enieruiineu me >mar-: [ (" Sot. The melodious ' strains of, ;?i'loi'. Hiuuil's |iii|iulni' st'U't'Uons and j-hi* beautiful nio'oy .light formed a ' [(combination that.made it an idenl afI 'ttf-.- - Paneing was. done on the spa- . , j ions porch while "a" few enjoyed the; rt?txening at cards in the . houutiful din-; I'TTg. room. At the small ho'tir- of 12. J 'he merry makers filed i irthe dining ^-mwit and pui'toolt?of?rr?com-so?ctrmrt si sting of )iunch a ' la Eureka "and choice cakes a lii A. and P. . VOTE- VOTE!! fVOTE!!! Every Negro man and woman . should register in order that he or /he may vote in the coming election, j t is true that the South ,OirdIinal ( Republican party is in* the hands of lirty white trash and the Negroes of Georgetown have been jrivon a' dirty leal in the post office hut if we will j register to vote, our vote will de ninnd na our rrghtsr Yrt-ffterc arc some young able-bodied men who will tot take advantage of this one op fVo' tiinity and register.- Monday~thc books will be open, let us go and tell Others to go and register. PILGRIMS PROGRESS TO RE GIVEN AT LADSON. The tilav the Pilifrims. Piv><ri<e?a will I U- given at. liadson Presbyterian hurrh, Monday night, Aug. 6, at 8 ?). m,?Admission 10r: " " Mrs. E. Rutherford and Mrs. A. - [Sell. Directors,?R?w?(?-.?Tr?Dillnrd, Pastor. REVIVAL AT DAWK INS. Rev. .J. C. White will preach at St. Matthews Church, Hawkins, S. C., 5 nights, beginning Monday_ Aug. 13. Come one, cyme all to hear this great j man of Cod, and a snnl winnv frm . j Christ. Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor, E. Thompson, Clork. OLEADER Sumter News ? . * ' s CU. > Mrs.' George Tenant of ChicatrA. 111. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McKoy. Air, _C. who has -hctmliying in Detroit, Michv is again at home. Prof. I. D. P.inson,. who was one nf?the?instructors rvt TlTC CTiJorgTa"" State College has returned to the; city and reports a splendid session.! Progressive Company No. 18, of Sumter, Uniform Rank, K. of I*. won. second prize -in Florence and the J Came- Cock?Cadet. ^Corps ^drilled?on' 'even terms with the Cadet Corps of Florence and therefore split' the prize money with that Company. " Mrs.. M. Kate Butler and Mrs- Dorcas Jones of New York City accompanied by Mrs. Jones' three children are guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Cass "ii c->. main street: Mr. and Mrs. J. .Rudolph of Ohar. lesten spent Sunday in the.city. ' was in the city MmuJay. Mrs. M.*;B. Wilkinson. passed thru the city Wednesday en route_ta_ ington. Miss litia Johnson' who has beep in the .city several weeks has ~4efl for her home in New York (-sty. M~Tf>5~?-sadio llaile nas gone to llainp on Institute to ^attend the summer school. ^ 1 : ;|The ioncoln High Schol building 1ST being renovated. Fire escapes being placed on the north side, which, heretofore has hhd none and the lidding is beihir wenainleil. in an-i outside. ' i Mr. J. M. Lewis has established an undertaking firm in Bishopvillo We wish him mi'ich : success in his\ new-field?of-labor. " ' Roy. and Mrs. J. L. Beiiboxv, of Georgetown were in . the city for irj_ few hours last Friday. Mr* Richard Birnie and 4 -grand dauyhtci?Anna l.nitiSe arc at Ihdiic again from Orangeburg where they1 spent several weeks. Anderson News Serview?-M?Thompson?C'enleiin iaf; M. K. churchwere largely TUtendcd Sunday, Rev, . Jackson* preached a very able sermon. Quite a few vis FT tor's were present. Anions the in were Mrs. Fannie King, of Atlanta, Ga.,* uul Mrs. Lillian Golden- of Washitig'on, I>. ('., who were members qf tlie above, named church ! before leaving' the city1. ' DV; U M. Dunt.on-President Kmcrl-j tus. of Claflin University preached at | the Methodist church Sunday morn-j 4ng. J ply 2'Jr - ' 1 .' .?: ^ Monday a Hi-l-nooii of LLuUf o'clock (Itiiie a spicy program was rendered. by the young people at which time Dean I'era son of Clatlin University and Dr.?Dtmton gave some .very* encouraging remarks. The paramount 'L. ' 1 aim of this'meeiuijr .wa^iio impress ?up.nn the .young- folk "the fmpoctahce -nf?i'i" t i|||'_!?an edllcAKom' ' *?= At 8:00 o'clock Dr. Dunt-on. itcl'iv. crod?bis?fni?(ni;' lecture ^ttbjert--11 An Acre of Dinnu>.inlsl" Wo must shy iust here, that the Doctor was at hisi host and kopt the . lar#c audience! spoil hound from bobbin in# t'o end. The lecture was preceded by an excel i em Ipro#ram. which cons'istod icj numbers from members of the. variouschurches in the city. " *, J>rs. d. C. Anderson and II, E. Tim-' mas motored to (Jroeleyville Wednes-4ay niirht Id See their inond Dr. ('. ?. Cooper, who is very ill at the hospital. I>r. Cooper and Dr. Anderson .veto class-mates at' Moharry. We wish for Dr. Cooj or a speedy reeov^ j!y _ Miss?IV Fax ine Bbldeii has returned homjc after spend in# six week's- visitin# her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Bolden. Rev. S. M. Miller of Atlanta, Ga.; -vas called here last week on aec'oun' of the illness of his mother, Mrs. Anna E. Miller J>n White Street. jVlr.-Ghnrley- Davis departed this life' Wednesday July 25 after an illness of several months. Mr, Davis was hprn and reared at Marion. He came to Anderson .minra ~ mVIIb-jT JliU! jlgo. Boitlg a h.'ivltyr ])V tLS/)q h^. -was?employed- by n local -hnrber?oL this city, after working with him for a number of years he decided to go in business for himself, which he operated very successfully, until a few months ago, when the slow but sure hand of a terrible malady took hold >f him. "Charley" as he was known T> his friends was always fnnrwl n! . his post of duty. Very quiet and un._ assuming in his manner. He waS a riipiiilii'l' of Thompson t entennial M. ~ K. church, having affiliated himself with this church several years ago. He was an old member of Lincoln l.nrige, K. of F. V The funeral waheld at Thompson Centennial M. E. church in the pi-esenee of a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends luinlut'U'tl by ins pastor Key. R. S. Jackson. He is survived by his widow Mrs. LillU\ Davis and'several brothers and sisters. I Mrs. Lottie Bolden and ?>n Mr. West! Lurry .Bojden, Misses Suiter a ltd Daw kins of Union spent a few days in the c ity yhi'f'VT M ' ""l M1" J. H Hold en on Ward law street. -?Rev. B. S. Jacksoni Messrs. Ola Adger, Tiny Bright and blisses Nellie Caldwell and Hattie Williamson attended the District ,Conference . of lie M. E. church, Thlll'Sdh.V at \\ alh;illa, ' . = Mr. " Thompson, Miss ,?Annio iftfaS' Prince and friends of Asheville, N. C. | spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Prince n Prultt street. ?The" Harmony Four -Quartette 'ofThmposon Centennial M. E. church attended the singing convention Sunday. at Springfield, where they "rendered several, excellent numbers to the delmrht of their Tiohrors After ninny long months of suflferi;nr Mrs., Liicv (li-nv<w??Atlanta^? (la., departed this life July 22nd. She was formerly, a -resident of this city l.i.il nirtvod to Atlanta several years TlX'!' Cody was hrouyht home, and the funeral services were hold [ at .Mt. Sinai of which church she<| n Hi' a nicnibn, liauiiM JulHUtl 111 BW 1 ur hi hood days. She levaes to mourn ' I h?r loss, one dau -'hter, one son and ]| : her relatives'"TfmrTnen.ds.f "* Mrs. Lucy \Vlil/ht and son Samuel Small arc visiting Mt. and" MrsrJacfc 1 1 lanlt on . 'Daniels street. , <VTr?_1\ VCrTe lit was i-;i lltifl here mi .nynmit if the death of her mother. They,' are from Camden, N. J. ITof. and Mrs'.. S. JLl. Perry who hax'e been attending summer school 1'lule Collcee have returned home. They report a plasant and profitable trijv '?j?. . . ..." .. _ | . Mrs.* Edmund Johnson was called to Atlanta Saturday on accou'ntof the serious illness <>f her father who is i >n tl\e (irad.v Hospital there. Mi-'S l.i/./.ii' A1 to f'liflimn "ipi'iil ? 1 ;'i w iliivs ir. f?l.1....* --- . ........ . IMUIUIII.I liisL wi-l'K Willi ill cousin. Sin; i niio.Yeil?Uw>?%t4p? cry niuoh and saw old friends. Mr. MaiT^llus Thompson is at home' fu r's) ending awhile in Chicago, III. ' M1*s Deborah FulldV? jgf- -Washington; D. C., is spending ber Vacation tcr Fulterr? ~~1. 'Mr-. Iva Jones has' improved sonje ind is aHq to lie up. a little. Mrs. itjuyer, Mrs. "Meta Johnsbn < 1 lio: nicy-are still 5n the sick list. '! other Watson was able to he at lu,r. h Sunday- to the drittght of all. Mrs. I'at Uu.ris, Mrs. AnVa Flhek, -i:ss CT.iudia Burris arid' Air. John, Ydeer motored'to Atlanta. Wednesday'and spent a few days. . We note- with pleasure that Reed treat High school arid the Industrial ' ttui'ding. ha\ e received new coats of' -ainf'that me very becoming. ?M i ,s .Franco*--J-onos?has?returned home- after .attending Stated College . miner sc'ioo]. . I n.-?. ,i>iriu? i ayior was called to ( Vshevillov N. C., on account of the1 lr.c-s of Jut (laughter. ,, __ Wc have rilst learn id. of the dc.atKA 't .Mi;. I'dll oa of Abbeville the father if M rs. Edmund Johnson. The fu ?-mi! . will !'c in Abbeville Thursday. Mi', and Mrs. Jim "Williams are h-vp' ! y f<>' Have all of their- children and ."rand-chiMixn. home at once. They ie en joy inv a happy family reunion. Mb- Mo-el'a .1 hn-nm at lend.-1 A T. summer school in Greensboro, e.nd'is now at home. Mi sS Nellie t adwell has ' very kindly Consented to write up the M. E, h,.ij?h I'fv.s, We I ?.pe "-"y n?n ^? bav# a reporter from each church. mi your news.to the Ideal Pharmacy i>r I'hone -oiifl-W- - Mrs. I'lleii Newton S.p'nrfale, N. C. s visiting' he.r parents Mr. an dMrs. i ames JohnStVn.ller fathers is very . 'J he following atended the Sunday 'i school convention in Due West last 'cek: Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Crawford ' AlisseS Grace and Josie Crawford, i Martha Belle Brown, Edmoriia Johnon, Ashuli < M.j oid, Mrs. O. E. Juhnon and family Messrs. Millard ( hmp tell, i*V W. Carter, Jr., and E&rle llolmeif. . * . ( Miss Gwmmhdyn Anilrium i if home after spending awhile in Due West:' ?-Mnshr -Aivlry .Ti-fTtMsun spent last -week at the?home nf his uncle ami? iQnt Mr. and Mrs. Oliver. I T i h' M-h-ses Mildrori nnrl ("nth vinr Jackson are visiting their aunt in Greenville. <fl)r. I'. I'. Watson our state mission j try visited St. Paul Baptist cl inch Sunday night. We were indeed glad in have I>i. W.ilmm. Mrs. Anilie Martin, Mrs. Carrie | frohcrts, Mrs. Minnie Rouhdtrec were ^ pleasant visitoi's* al'TSt. Paul Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Neal Smith attended the Grand* Lodge in Florence last r Mrs. Sallie Cowan, was the dinner west of Mrs. Lucy Turner Sunday." Miss Inez Williams and Vcrmelle 1 lotumel home Monday?from Awhe?1 ville, N. C. Miss Williams has heen attending summer school. Mrs. I'earl Lee Hardy of PMladel- 1 phia is spending awhile at home. | X ' **"* -w-' (' . . Saturday, August 4, 1928. NOTICE. Mrs. U, Haaood, dressmaker, 1501 1-1! Tnyl.iV, fct.. is taking a vacation and will be ready f<"- hpv Drafting and ? /)ress-makinK Classes Sept. 3, 1928. ^ I 6 6 6 Cures Chills and Fever, Intermittent, Remittent and Bilious Fever due to Malaria. . It kills the germs WflilaitT S. Jackson : : ' Plasterer, Cement, General Contractor, etc. IMoasi Call Me for Estimates It mint' .i.t.w , zzzi itirniann r?.- M Columbia, S. C. ^ Professional I : Cards I : ctoaaaooDOcraoooaoooOoaooDoo , DR. II. HjCOOPER J ? Gold Crown and Bridge, Work A Specialty 1 Special Attention Given tp Disease* Of the Gums. Office l'hontf "6.420^ 1125 jtVashington St v - ?-1 T ' office Honrs: ??? Telephones:?'?" 8:30 A. M. to 7:00 PrM. Office 6033 ^ Kesience 8873 5 Dr. IX Iv. Jenkins 1 DENTIST Fillings, Plate's, Crowns and Bridge* . Sundayby Appointment Extraction by Conductive Anesthesia u Specialty. 11071 ^ Washington St., Cola., S. C. I)r. L. M. DANIELS T Physician and .Surgeon .. Special Attention Given Diseases Of '" Women. . . ? Oflice ... Residence" 11-25 Washington 2230 Hampton Phone <5420 ? -^faone '7664 ' ~DILJL G^STUART ? Oflice Hours: Telephones: . ! 1-tftO to 1:00 1?.. M lies. 4092 6:00 to 8;OO.P. M. Oflice 3790 .0 Oflice: Residence: 1702 Main St.': , 1417 Pine St. Miiu-t jloin.s. 1 rnonea: 11 A. M. to*2 P. M. Res. 8876 0 P. JL to 8 R M. Oflice 4247 ... Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases (if Women and Children A Specialty .; Office: Residence: 1 324 \ 2 Assembly St. 1301 Pine St. . . ' Columbia, S. C. TTTTiO A. At. to 2 P. AI. Office 3536 0:00 P. AI. tp 8 P. M. Res. 6548 Dr^C. E. Stephenson Physician and Surgeon Disease of Womerj and Children A ' ' Specialty [)fii?e:; ' Residence: 11141/2 Assembly St. 1328 Oak St. Dfficfe^llouVS: 8:30 A. M. to 2:00 P. M. 3:00 P. M. to 7:00 P. M. DR. II. D. HARPER Surgeon Dentist f?"l'l Crown?tmtf Dridgu Work A ^SPECIALTY Kijjings, Extractions", Plates, Crowns ? .?and Bridges "? _Lornor AYashinyton and Assembly ? 112!) W ashington St. Cola., S. C. Jflicc Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798 N. J. FREDERICK Attroney-at-Law and Notary Public ?PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal 119 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. EXPERIENCED MUSICIAN ED, F. DAVIS readier of All Instrument* iarmoriy Lessons for Advanced ^upilK,??Arranging?for Instruments MUSIC "STUDIO" 1311 Barnwell St. Phone 7380 COLUMBIA, S. C. ! -7-f " " r " - r j. '