The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 29, 1928, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
- Saturday. September 20,
I' Church New
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/ION- BAPTIST, t'llL UC'H HA1?.
.. I'KNIXCiS. " .
Our Sunday , School* last Sundi
was an .enjoyable atl'air, l)r. I).'
'.leiikins ami his. t.w.6 able uSs'i^an
Supts. 1 homas barjjan and Mrs. l'.l
Bost'c are inlusiuK n0w lite into o
Subday school. Mrs. lvlise 1\ Kii
has charge dl" the t inusic and it
v , ^?o(l to t>e there every-Sunday-mor
InK.
J 1 :M() the vested ' chnir ..vuiiclwwl
to the strains of "Come Thou Kou
" ~ 177 FTveTy Ijlcssiit"." Musical?fontn
?? v io.?mi|-?o4a4ivo, the ahnouneonfoi
all having been read by our fait
ml clerk Mr. .Thomas Williams, t
pastor, >)r. J. C. White arose an i
Tr. chi.eed the ltev. W. L). Norllect,
Greenwood i.who tame forward a
. l-reeahed a, nurst wonderful serin
fiam the n :'"Heholii what liiaiin
.if l.ne iiic Father has bestowed up
us, that we should be called "the so
Of God." 'lite preparation was tin
?? ?cn.iL'h . and?hi.' eh live ry?wm> in?t
1 p6\\ei1 and denomst ration of the spii
Rev. Mr.N oillett set Zion on fi
The ,iin.<Jbr.T)r.J J. t\ White-Front
ed at the Sbtte I'yjdtoiitiary at 8:
I , he preached to the whole, eonirrep
t'ion both white and Colored prisoiM
" '"from tlib Text: "A^prayer of bottridh
faith." At "2:()() pVlock Dr. AVh
read llie .^vrtpluK'h ahd "(lild a wht
service with the livi- men from Chi
~~ lseton w ha are to did III Lheelucl"
idraii\5, Theservices we're sad and i
*. press i-vo. '
x ' > At JLod i>. in.. Pastor- White mot<
* e'd out to Shandun Annex to hhil
Jlaptiist thin fh, where he. preach
from the text: "Call d? me hi th ed
oftrouble and -will deliver the
There the- Lord .met. his saint's a
wel'ea teii on jtood" things of Cod.
Ji. V. I*. l:. services were held
(?:00 p; in. "A Hoy- who was raisin
the Temple," was,the subject.. T
. ..Lul.iVt-rl n - ic;d 'feature With Mrs. A
dcru .1. \Thitc at the- piano was an
. > to'estinn; feature as well as the lini
~~ eiai" contest between the boys a
H'irU -ixtui indeed line.
At t>:00 p. m., the I'astor introdut
f the llev. l>r. Al. TV'J. Jones,_iv
' preached the greatest sermon it w
=? i ' ' ') in inanv' a day. 1
.li nes is a .preacher "Wtio "Studies
Dihle. sVS.liO was -the collection. 1
-?e? ? Cliuroh Locals. ^?
. Mrs. Alureal, traveling apc'iit :
o?. Morris College, stopped over as 1
- h.iiKi. I'ucst. iii 1)1": and Mrs. J.
While* 1Mst Sunday night.
? l)r.: J. White "lilt Alontlay-7:
Wihstin-Salem \vhere he will conth
'.U two weeks revival _?iy'I Jr. It. Ik I*
af.the. .\M. Zion ohftreh of that ei
('apt. W.. II. Voultry is ill at
home out oil the Garner's Ferry to
We hope for his speedy reeovery.
at; - i 1? I' l^e.r _:ii? 1 Washingi
St., left ?d outlay for Morris (A>llt
r where she.'goes to take up studies
" that itrsiitution-. ' :
Miss- {.urine llerrin .goes to K
shaw where, she w ill teach iiv the ('
1'rof. 1- ('. Jenkins.
"airs. MedoVa .J. White is teaehJ
tit the graded school in .ArthurtO
this yeat*. " *?. :
t ' v ?. Airs. I'!iise iVKinjr is again teach
y . n.-M-sh*v-y?graded- -school iu Kentl;
? ' tow'ni tin<lvjjj'A- Alnm.J. Hopkins
teia-hing in her same schol at 1
: ^ Jorihl 1 heights.
l5ro. .tohij Stewart has heen y
rick at his "home on the coi ner
WaJntlt ojkI Pendleton St-s.J hut
Tiiuch. h'etter at this waiting.
" r~rn?ST rATA^NWdiAPTisT - w
t iit;iten JSOT
The Sunday school was well atte
rd with Sirt>t. H. \\ . Harrison ant}
^ teachers at their posts anil the
~ Viti i wi'i'i1 I ,i !)'lit ydh m'""h
? V siysm.
.} For the morning service, the pu
ivvas graced l>y the Rev. A. W. \
Ryms of the faculty of Benedict (
lege. An eloquent sermon-was pre
ed ld/ftho p.islijr Hev. S. ,S. You
Trtfloft.to a lurgc and" appreaiat ive c
pregntjon. who came out to greet 1
on his return from his vacation sp
~ at the National?Baptist invent
??; in T.oni^ville. Ivy..- and (fther fQTi
of interest inclrrtHng Nashville; Te
T u s k e gee InstTtuto," Aba., and Atlai
' (la. Jn Atlanta he was five guest
Prof, and Mrs. Turner.- Rev. You
hlnml renorts a very pleasant s
and" comes back" to us much refres
and ready to gc bout his duties,
report of the convention and ot
* visits were very interesting.
Li The B. Y. P. U. was held atf
and was as usual good and a spier
attendant'f.
The evening message: "The Tb
Aspects of God's Leading," brou
7 us new light. Both the morning ]
evening sermons were instruct
* .1
rs of Columbia f
j. C. WHITE / ? " j .
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vOQOC-C
seyrehini; ami <j>ivitual.
We seo.through the/'Cpli;mhia_ Hec*
urrl," thill the (iovernur feeeivejj liev.
K. son, who are seek iiiir to have two- iit- ;
M-WNKeiit pri.Mineis saved V"nun. the' elec~~
fa trie; ehTIr, if .it' i sth<>i;<?u.uhly cslahar
lishe<( that they are not uitilty. W'e'
thank (Soil for th 'sc wh'-se motto is ]
id iu>< .-tir. Inn ntii'I NN e- | Llial':
n_ - their innoi euep w ill he- established. ~
We aii' indeed pleased" to have our
1,4 piist' r hark-^vith us.
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? Ehe Stindsly pehojol,.l.essnti \vas very
'H' interesting Sumluy and inters stingly
n" taught hy the several teachers ??t" the
cehool'; after whieh DrNBrpgdoh gave
iul i very interesting review of the. les011
-ain for tin- benefit of th<- different
c'r (opartmeats of the s c 11 < <>T:' "Reinnf loT"
"n ' y I't (il^U;iwkT>i<".".rtl>o M''-~*s l-snhellc'
ns Jackson, i^hohas returned" fnnu her
l?z?i in ;ii in fhi lad* lj'hrii to?resume )
k*? t'I y .id i"-' at Allen. ' ?
it* Dr.. lir.ojfdon Nliil eveclit to t he-lib- J
10 .ion. at when he sidedod the OH
dm -lh alni 5rh 'VersAR""feline and s<fe the'
Works of (iod; die is terrible in His
;a- brings towards-the children of men."
-ps I'r mi w hieli was delivered a. most
pit ndid dineour-H' ' ha)?shall?lit: as j
ite'M>rend cast upon the water t,> return'
O't I fie I- nei'n.v ilns, Ai I i je '.conclusion
ir- , f t he sei'iuon I>r. Bvogdon made nionrit??i?>i
I,r 'he visitors.
in- \mong Whom was. M re. BeVtha Ilurst
wife of' Bishop John Ifursi.who now ;
ir-] resi les at the. Kpisco'pa! residence on j
oil Kn-l .Taylor?Street, I-pen; vc?]UCKt-,
Oe i *fr ?. iTnrst niffde remarks whieli seem j
ay |. (1 to .have" gained the deepest possible ,
L'." ; -ntcrest of the entire audience. She
nd xpfessed herself. as having enjoyd
"???ry .nuieh the- ?and services. '
ai j Wo we'eome her again and again,led
| also .-Mrs.'-GrniHtfor ?>f .Chicago. III.,
he | t'rof.vand Mrs. liwinn of Orangeburg I
Ie-j nd Miss-11'attie -Mae farler ami Miss !
t-'tr.?rr-Bnd Br?>v? n. w ho camo-Lu worshin I
m- \ 11i!cj waiting I'm- their train ourouto
n<l o Oranuelnirg. from New York C'ity.
The prqgvarm in tjvb Christian lyn-'
oil 'favor wis vtvy g?io<tinr.1"atft-h?1ctl hy
iho -jicroashig numher.-. The lesson was
as i Missionary ,,nc, and tkio Missionary
h\ ' mmitUv of which Mr.= . Blanche
his )!ookors ehairnia;i l.au charge.'?M i s
A, Adams, president of the I.ocui
Braiw h of.the Missionary Society
the ivrm.ipal speaker:?Slit-the
brought t? the League*.a. most splon
C. .:??) message .on Missions filiod with
! vholosome and worjh. while advice
foi The "day's scryrrr--- rhtsrd at even in?
net j vith another timely4 discourse hy Dr..
hie ( Brogdontli far-rVacoitipv and st rong in
ityJ ppeal tu the unsaved as found in
his {St. [arke 1D: 10; "For the Son of man
ad. i _i.e"p:e to seek and. to. savo'uthat
j - huh- was- lost."
?Ke S Al. l l.US M I.MUlMAL AJiH ftntin
I '.-NOTES.;
or- ] - 'J'ho services as a whole wore very
ity ; sior.il in Sunday; hut.' on . account ' of.
! "ho storm which damaged our church,
In" Supers Memorial] wo \Vorslupped tTT
wn.i "ui" auditorium.
! Or. D. II. Sims, our very pllicient:
in^ t pastor and. president, was at his posjt!
nil- >f duiy, and delivered-a vorysTin'ciTfiil
is. : nd iiirspii ing sermon from ihe 117th
?a~-\ t*snlnn taking Tor his subject: "The
; Secret of Moral Success." The sermon
pry| was.highly enjoyed hy. all. Just afof
j -1-0?player.??Madeline?Jackson
is' ainr. "Thv Lord's Prayer." This was
j a rare treat, - - __
li, ! j'tve 1;(ffrgffe-sei'vices were t-oH-heeted
J-splon.lidly l.y fhe'vice-prosideiit, Miss
ES.) Mikli'rft 1 Pickett, in the absence of
' the president,"'Mr. IlcnJy Butler. The
nd- topic for'discussion wy's, "Missionary
his. Interest., and how Missioiujny Interest
?Hi oadi ii1.'?^ iinw I. i!"o. At *? Ptie
hu- close of. the discussion,, which was
1 \cry good. MisS l.uiinda M iller ion .
lpit dered a viofin solo,, "Thank Clod for
Vil-'a CJm;;ien,J!?wit-h Miss laaiiu. Smith
3ol-j'at the'piano. Miss Miller,,is ail acach
' compllshed violinist, and always- reng-1
gives many compliiiieii.si .Mr. Her
mtv- 1 man Gilliam. of Newberry and a SH1-|
him' dent of Benedict C. liege. was astcetT
icnt'lo. lilt, the Collection. ninii'j. u'tli Mission
A?ni<?Mae. Dowdy.- wjiieh " as ijl2.r>7.
rh]ts Kveryhody is cordially invited to wormi.'r]
sl)it?~wtrH""t)S'tn all ( ur sorrirrs-.-fff?m^
ntt>,-."iV-l imc. you're nlw:iys welcome.
ng- NKWS OK THE II NIOR MISSIONtay1
ARV SOCIETY OK SECOND CAI,hed'
V ARY ( III RCII.
His \ ' ??~
her The Junior Missionary ^Society was
entertained "hy Miss Ot Uo\
1:30 | her home on Oak street, Knulay, Sept.
idid 21st. ?
? ? Thn -4h?
iree president, Mrs. Bettie Roach. She
ght gave some very encouraging remarks
and' Miss Poinsette', was with us for
ive, the last tim% We regret giving her
v *
-????? THE PALME?
a i'i 81 i i
y. 5.
w Newberry News
The revival meeting at Bethlehem
day with the Rev. J. I. Goldson pastor.
Ue will carry the meeting Qn
the first week in order to get the
members right and their house in order.
On. Sunday; there wasj a high day.
it Bethlehem. Yes the revival has
started. You are welcome to come
md feast with us. The revival meetinpt
has .closed at Miller Chapel A._
M. E. church. Rev. Jennings left o*1
last Thursday "lor his home in FlOriad
Although thy Stftrm was on when'
die left the parsortag^, on Sudnay past,
Rev.i . baptized, twenty.-,
two nely converted members. We had
a warm tirrie for awhile. At .the
evening.' session a short sermon was
preached by the pastor and a literary
progiaiii Was rendered . Prof. Fred.
Pratt delivered an address. Subject:
-What-is_Education." Paper M>a. S.
L. Moon. Remarks by Prof. U. S.
(iullnmn and?Rrr> Robert Jones, oiv
t^jo Loyalty of the Church. The program
was good.
M iss Etta Pratt is still on the sick
list. " ~ : ?-?
Mrs. L. M. Gilder is improving;
sfie is pp but not allowed to g0 out
/1a/\ ?? f
UUUl ?
Mrs. Annie_ Robinson is on the sick
list. She has ^been confined to her
bed for one week.
The bride and groom were the
Quests of the congregation and memers
of Miller Chapel church on last
Sunday..' T
The rural schools will soon open.
The parents are asked to have their
hildren .ready.' r*?" . :?Quite
a number of students left
here on Monday and Tuesday past
- for the State- College and Morris
ollego. Ttn*?largest number?that
Lias ever gone from Newberry. The
arents due credit for sending their
'" ~h ild ren to . college?this year?for it
1 ins been a hard year.
The farmers are very busy harvesting
their crops. Cotton is opening
md soon will be gone.
Rev. Wm. D. Rook has beeneonfined
o his bed. His members will be glad
o know that he is some better.
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION.
ETC., REQUIRED BY
T H IS ACT OF CONG RES ILK AlGl
ST 24, 1912.
Of The Palmetto Leader, published
weekly, at Columbia, S. C., for October
1, 1928. ' I .
State of South Carolina, County ol
RicTiland. Before me, a Notary Pubtic
in and for the State and county
i foresaid, personally appeared Geo. H
Hampton, who having, been duly
sworn according to law, deposes and
says that he is the Publisher of the
Palmetto Leader, and that the following
is, to the best of his knowledge
and belief, a true statement of the
"ownershtir,"management, etc., of the
aforesaid publication for the date
by the Act of August 24, 1912, em
shown in the above caption, required
bodied in section 411, Postal Laws
and Regulations, printed on the re
.f o.:. e i. ?:i..
v ui ?v . ui tins luuu, to wit;
1.' That the names and addresses
of the, publisher, editor, managing
t'.litor, and business manogoro are
Publisher, Geo. H. Hampton, Colum
bin, G. Editor; N. J.-Fredorick
Columbia, 'S. C. , \
2. That the owner is: Geo. H
Hampton, Columbia, S. C.
3. That the known bondholders
nubtgagi'i's, and other security hoi
(lev's owning or holding 1 per cent oi
ftr" nf tntn] aniniint of hands,, mort
gages, or other securities are: None
. GEO. H. HAMPTON, Publisher
? Sworn "to-ami subscribed before m<
this 27th day of September. 1928.
N. J. FREDERICK,,
Notary Public.
(My commission expires at tKi
pleasure of the Governor.)
up. She gave a very interesting tall
which we will always remdmber. .*
Remarks were made by some of th
members to r Miss Poinsette for he
service and kindness during the sevei
years of the GJub.
The next Wieeting will be Oct. E
at the home of Miss Jackson Oak S1
tTO LEADER
Sj^^^^S^SSF
jerience means skilllHV
I ability?the reason L?^3
y you can place ut- j^oyf
at confidence in our [i7j|j]
iity to serve you m^U
t. Superior equipment, fe??j
derate cost, care in
ry detail assured. E^3 H
W, H. &V. MISSIONARY '("ON
FERENCE BRANCH CONVENTION.
PIEDMONT 'CONFERENCE
.K. . '' '
The Piedmont Conference. Branch
Convention met in its ninotecmli un
nual session with Mt. Zion A. M. K.
' church,s McCormick, Sept. <!-7, r.'2x.
I Tfie* opening services were conducted
[by the vice-president, Mrs. W. Iv: \\"i 1
lisrms, the president, Mrs. H. .J. Clark*
being oflfaon, a most sad mission, that
' nf nfrfror?Hino tVin. fiinniMil
^two of our beloved .jm:iu1hts in IH"
I persons of Mrs. Ella \)\ By id of
j Byadley and Mrs. Effi"fiTir~WttS0Tr of
Abbeville.? ?1 - ?? ? ??r??
. ? Tho tp?ttnmr.r|ial services win- -[ i 1
ited.* After which the president 'arrived
and perfectd the organisation
with Mrs. Ana E. Chiles as secretary
, At 8:00 p.- m., on Thursday evening
the annual sermon was delivered
y the Rev. B. J. Ramsey, presiding
elder of the Abbeville DtsFrict. Tftv
< sermon w^s.a masterpiece m thought*
and expression, and was accompah-.
~ed by bold rn'ah 1 festal ion~nf- the HolySpirt.
. The welcome exercises were
" conducted by till' 1'aslui of tin1 local
church Rev. K. H. Curry. ' Welcome.
on behalf of the Missionary Society.
Sister F. Wideman; on behalf f(, the
church," Bro. Jones; on behalf ot the
ministers-Rev. K. H. Curry. Response
on behalf of the Missionary Ladies,
Mrs. Anna E. Chiles; 211 behalf of
the ministers Rev. A. C. Sunipte.r of
Greenville.
Notwithstanding the monster death
had invaded our rankk, we had one
of the best sessions in the history of
our convention and our reports were
- goodr~a?^-the spirit of love ainlunin;
prevailed. . '
On Friday afternoon, I)r. 1).' II.
Sims, president of Allen University,
delivered a masterful address on Ed-_
?: n: -
uvubiun. nig XU|1UV> lllg WIUVVM ^ el ? '
elected: president ,Mrs. It. J. Clark;
" lul uii'^.pi'nniflpnt, iU v; W ! ' Williams;'2nd
vice-president, Mrs. S. ..T.
Burgess; recording secretary. Mrs;
- Anna- E-.-Ghiles^ -carre&imjMUiig scci/e^
tary, Miss Hattie Perrin; treasurer,
Mrs. A. M. Sims; Juvenile Supervisor
Mfs. Ruth MasSey.
Total amount collected during the
session $861.40. The Persiding Elders
Revs. B. J. Ramsey, .1. W, Douglass.'
P. M. Gary and P- H> Johnson, ill!
gave valuable assistance to the Pros;
ident and the convention. The Rev.
Curry and his good members .spared,
no pains in making it pleasant for us
r for which We. thank them kindly
I PROMISE LAND NEWS.
Dr. P. M. ^Gary, presKlnig elder of
( the Greenwod District,held the fourth.
7 quarterly conference?ft>r the year.
with Mt. Zion A. M. E. church; VPF-'
fiery, Sept. 15, 1G. Pastor in chaw
Rev. E. F. Johnson. The Presiding
I Elder opened with sinjrintr "O For a.
, Faith that will not shrink." etc. At^
tei__which he exhorted the cont'orence
, to be steadfast in the fait*h, and also
, to unite their forces to one common
. end. " : .
, Bro. E. D. Chappelle was elected
. Secretary and all of the departments
j of the church made creditable reports
j Sunday being Endow-men Pay', the
. Sunday schol was alive in its rally
for Education, led by the Supt. Bro.
j B. L. Wims, and the Sec. Mrs. Anna
, E. Chiles, they raised t-he^ sum of
[ $14.42. ., ~
' At 12:U0 m. the Piesiding Elderpreached
a soul stirring sermon, text
r Judgel :24-21. Subject. "Self l-'reservation."
The P. E./Svho is one of
' the best gospel ministers in the state,
was at his best apd the sermon was a
> masterpiece and was accompanied by
- -the Holy?Spirit. . .
r The enire session was a sue cm J
- nnd much credit mrrst be iriveii our
most able and efficient, pastor. Rev.
7 E. F. Johnson. :
__ EMANUEL A. M. K. CHI RCH
~ NOTES. ?1
Copea,?S. C.,?Sept.?21,?.Sun<h>'y
was a hiprh day in our Zion. We were
_ delighted to have with irs our old
friend Dr., E. P. Ellis, P. E. of the
* I>ancaster District. He addressed the
Sunday school at 10 o'clock and at
6 11 okdoek preached a soul stirrim*
r sermon. - ? 1 "
The Finance committee was called
by Rev. McCrae. A collection of $Fi
'*> was taken. We hope the P. E. Will
" call agin shortly. "
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i lino Jackson and Rev. A. F. B. Horry
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~ PAGE FIVE
C. C. RUSSELL
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Expert Mechanic on all Makes . ..1
TALKING MACHINES.1 With
< oluiti]bia Music Up.
PHONE 7r?K(i
KiiiS Main St., Columbia, C. T6
6 6
(.'ures Chills and l eper;, ' .
InterlitiI tent. Remittent and
IRliiais .Fever due to .Malaria. *
- It kill* llu- ueiiu^ * } . . *.
DKAPKKV AM) l i lt-?-?~
TAINS ~J '
' AH KiiuU'I.auruK Vt ii in r'ri; 1 1 >;? si .
v 1'ri> t-?' Reasonable. A.i! *\V<>:'< .
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PROTECTION A 6-I! ' '
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U'S.islei'.nnU o.stiess. / hi t bt;.-aettii
'V. College, Fme Mo'il.ital > T.i oil aid v
'- SiiediCAl Advice. " ' ' '
Deputes wanted: to orjj.tn.ue .t'li'i ir>
vo-Vycity, town a,ntl tian.iet in-i-' ntti Car
,.iina.. . *sy~'
.loinit.g Ft[t. $;.00. Special D.?h;.?r s.itcon ., .
'-i -,w (,tfei ed-.Candidates -for Mciutn-i'sini) for
i ..0") eytiiVv*,,e,.e in An.ei ica.l
i.i '.lnl<,filiation,'- write i "
si a \ii)\ i: ( vukoi i,.
f,r;u)(l Nnblv Si'tri'l ill},
Slate JlcadquarU r.-?
lir.t Washington sn:i;i:i
"' ev-. .4. -E. Beard. o. D.,- ' . L.^". .
tii.'u )? Nnl'i* ?'S>iii:V:rti'.I' : . . ,
A.: Evans". M. D> ! J c/ujninbls' .,
M,?J. Gen. A. Q. Dunmore ^Georgetown
'liii-f of Staff> .l-'Miinrni I'.j.ilK.
r.Ai-rnll . Cdunitola .
(Jr.iti.il Noble Senv!ii!-y
?Mather Ind u si ri a 1
School ;
Uvaiiforl. South Carolina *
A. m h<>;>r\vHieJi train> tor use<
";<i .Christian \vornanlido\l.
Court li ^rrade Ihroujili the
.*i lit it. Careful insli'ui t h?ii in
rc'j-ular school sulijtvN.. . " "
?Cr>4+kiii}r. Si-winir, J?iliK Stii-'
,!y. Casket-Ball.- Base L'.all.
; REASONABLE RATES.
Sxh(,o] ropens September 10.
" \Yrile fob ciltaloir .and i n lor??"
to" ' ,
MISS IA 1)1 A KIMi-EREY. . ...
Principal,
? iU-autoi t, South .Ciii'olLim.
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HallniarTs Tonsorial
Parlor
..JCirst Clavs. Work?- ? ? ' - "*
( CurU'Ous Ser\ ice .
All Types ol:- Barljei*inj^
Work Done.
1 o:l Cereals St., C*?lciniS. C. ;
BARGAINS
In U.sed Typewriters
\Ye .hvae. several Underwood,*
flcminjrton, L. C. Smith, Corona
ami other- makes which have
tl'vcn repaired an -rebuilt. Sold
~K a iruaranfce. Monthly pay
I'lU'iiis if desired. "?I ?
1203 * I. A I) V ST.' PHONE 789sl
Tyi>(nvritqi' Kxclumgel ? ?
^COLUMBIA. S. . ' T J
Quality Pressing Club
I>r\ Cleaning, Repairing. Altering
and Dyeing
? We ;u:e_.in busy-ess for_v'H1 ^
vei.ic r.ce nnd our living. A lit tie
Co-operntion would lie!p.
?4 .t. B. Oenloy. Mnnmvt?:? :
Y. M. c. A. thudding
I Sumter St. Phone 38BI