Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I ... PAGE TWO. ! * | The "Old Gray" s . '{ ' N ; ? ' ' V ; 'v *' By E- Phil ,; . .. I ; v: .. ' ^OCtOO.O O-Ox- t Vs <'rulc-i'.iiMeetings | J .. ' V iT;<- :* of J&j p.t;v j< M. X>. P., bisM?- P lU 7;i: riv-LcgJul- wnsBVgcay | i j . j e.T' si'C fc.ta.tc: t,f . South Carolina..' *: ? v . - qf Alhn University and t! 1 -Xii'ViVt; j.-'' .the ?:iac '?>< .; i . t ; i r . ? - ' . * : ' t < : i!.'. > ' r-1 ate n: v eFttTTlTi1 itUii.cs*.lt' $nfi " " ' . , . .lav were iresent at.Viv j'1 Jf jiir-1 tnvsi-icd with grace and 'n tv.. N t a harsh word was spoi ijy Ktrrr during these entire so*?. . i? has' been a time if ever, . - more UUHil r . :' ! Ti" .!i Af' Ti's Auditorium . . y \ "^iiishop. gavethis ;??? ?. i-. w f t.-ne ofprn- r .. it it l . Ills pmGluina'tl,.'n.""fc?*"]':' j. " ? ?>( <>'iv.a'ro(I' ilb'. lhinu .else- So v ' 'l en ami ministers''this; ' tifUt *seem t'> thrive best in j "nv <1 y v.;v-ei-" will certainly have to I .?? ? t Tlj.-m -.elvo:-;. to" clear water if l ; ' Vh, y Avili live at all d-uring this quad-j j . - " a.i' .m: ] T O ' . ' ' ' ,y\ !i Tr 'vvi 'toari!'. Mcelini* . * \ -7 ' ' ' | ;-Tn '.his -'meeting tlie bishop chr< | j f . ihu v.ork that was being [ ' * t y thdschnnt and that which ; .as ni : c.--:ftry t . lie done. Ije told of, ?:?~ II,Ti' l'Vas1 as tin y dibit in ' rog^Mg | '<> <>?r .wthool plant and other "prop- I ' ' ,ty'. owned by the' school: lie show' why it vas necessary to increase . . b ub.et for the maintenance of. ;. i.< .... ? - 1 , . w. ah ii u.iwc cious msnop: ? " :;fl liitj men blindfolded into? school anil . church aftairs'.' And no can leave his- councils and plead ''jerk-run- e as to his program. Evtrr.s'eo we nt .away saying that ' I j ,p j iurst certainly transacts bus.ii sluAdd and '-sight he..They . . j *:hv. they were never more pleas: i. a presiding, officer,since they. . oy. n -in'the church. The.trustees ' .Wn both hvijijtsUrial-.and lay are , t a-en d-wit h the Bisliop'? ' V: r;.Vjr.nl; i.i;g Allen University ; f :h . s.h)i !ar(li/.ed schools of TT! Trr i hi- c ivl we will follow . . , t l.i a- Ii a lershi]) of our no C-han < lb r. ' ' 0 he Presiding Elders'. Council. ? y?r: P tniWuf.n, A. M., D. D., . .atum usly elected secretary of > - (.' v.ncil. 1.1 o succeeded Dr. E. H.j . i. .u ** i nnection with the [ '. ; " : r.d' church gave him more; i. t.!.:?t-v could hi- done by one man. ; re-hl'.hg elders in making choice.; l;r. Anderson have secured a scribe' * .'tl to none in the A. M. E. church. |. ' .'hi e the sessions of the Council were.! * . . 4 ' ui ?' ... vcii.mi eioscd .uoors, there were r <> j l..ts or secrets..- The public could . listened to all of .the deliberawith profit. The.laymen of tiffs would rejoice to know the posi. i.i Tli.-'hop Hurst took in regards to I ''. in behind closed, doors. It was of the most profitable Councils] i. ? . his ever attended. Bishop; as a hi.g- father of 5all of the , ' ing eiders, all of the pastor.<j j . 1 idi .of- t tie .'lay' members of the | i.urch in y-ourhJ Carolina, was at'diis st in his ,'aduress delivered to the, ' unci!.' lie advised'the presiding el-h ji.r.s.ds to the best things to be done, 1 i . H' m in that office. He showed.< . ; '. ?: !. > the work of pastors and how! ; M be made more effective for 1 best interest of the people. In i r*- -? *k.:-t?~ -<>+-thr laymen, among other? C :a--;s ii.e B shop said, that the lay- ' ~ 77 ii were nc t t 1 ? -..^... 7w.va wim | t' e -l.i\v of t.he church and whenever !1 li e;; pldTftl h que?!ion of law t ohim.o , -h v r,uld he sustained and not ig- t r.ri.d because it was raised by a lay-,' > n. lie . aid the sapie would be it tiu'e with the ministers. As a minis-I ' r. Bi~hrp Hurst is-greatly in syrri-! * f athy with/the ministers. He says :' OTV-f'theyfTwe. poorly-paid-and- ?spec-.. ' : t S'ta!??. After a careful ' ."'of Di hop Ilurs't, I have found c _ -.?.'na to encourage better.1 ; : i. Cur the ministry in this' Stao,' , ocwd in "getting for Them " ! o. -,Vrra n. I have found that 1 the rayrnen will never be able to ,ac-.[fl - cu-se him of taking sides with the c ministers against^ them in the right. | thesar>m will-he true with-4he-J i i ?i stars. Ibshop Hurst js for right. / . ;;ry man mat wants to do rightjt i.s his man whether he be a layman v 1 c: r? minister. ' ' ' ; |~B f >r R. W. Ma we- spoke the senti-' " -? r the fminrll, when he said ' I'jf* d woiild be a blcssinpr to all the '' / <>f this Staie, If bishop Hurst "0 , c would deliver his Council address to c all of the Annual Conferences this j a ;. r ; tnd The New Rider | lip Ellis , , i'\ I n ,, " : ' ' * yryi-mrnyH,' ? fall. Dr. D. A. Perrin made the proper-response to Bishop Hurst's adilrcss, in Ihis wonderful suggestion, which met the hearty approval of every presiding elder of the old Palmetto State. The ministers and laymembers of this State'have set out to make, the stay of Bishop and Mrs? Hurst in our midst, the most pleasant : ire?mm " wioy?**vi'i fnjuycu in | all Of theii ministry.?Wo fnenn to j leave, no stones unturned in making them happy. T" ' Our Whereabouts.. ?? On >ast Sunday morning" ancH?wn- ' ing we preached for Rev. I. S. Bur- j roll at Mt. Sinai church 'on the Blar.cv circuit. To~say?that we had a .vuuderful tjme is putting It mildly.; Rev. Burreli, is indeed popular with his people and knows how to sue-, . oed.?Brng r..J.(>1Sison;~TW M. "Mtck-H ies.-the Beltons,. Gletin, Davis, Lyle^ tv nnly a few nf' th??lleading spirits if this charge. 3:00 p.*"nv. we preach j cd for Rev. O. A." Morant at-Shady urove and we had another heavenly j :ime.~'Rev. MoraHT is_ greatljHfirved !-y hjs people. Bfo#; McDonald, RufF, DavTs7 Morrison, Rusebel'l'V tllld llieii families are some among the best wbrkers of this charge..This week end will find us at Willow Grove Station, with Rev. E. P. Pompey. We will ; reach at 11:00 a. m., and complete. lhew ovk of the Conference that af-: tornoon. Let the. people pray for thd* -i-resencd the Holy Spirit. "Let us advance on our knees." TILLMAN NEWS. Last Thursday at St. John A'. M. ^ U nn The presiding elder Dr. E.- B. Mack held his last quarterly conference?fuT?ttrnr year. The meeting spiritually as well as financially proved-to be a success. Sunday 'morning we had .' Sunday school at the usual hour. After a short review of the lesson by, the Supt. Dr. E. B. Mack addressed the ch.pl. At 11 o'clock he preached to in appreciative audience. He stirred he whole congregation an{] set the souse on "fire." We were delighted \o have Prof. and. Mrs. C. S. Myers, also a TunnM'of-^hors with ng Visitors are always welcome. Our be yed pastor Rev. D. Tirtgman is 'oing all he .can to hold the banner if dear" old "St. John high. The following-student's left Monday "or Mather Industrial school, Beaufort: Misses Mary Malloy, tdzzie Mai io.w Cleo Parson and Edna Tyler. We _u.--h/..for them & successful schoolterm. We are proud to have our. bid teach rs back this term, namely:-"Misses Gladys Hwathorne and Alberta Eady \ jso' welcome bur new principal Prof. Myers. Prof. Myers has the cooperation of the entire community. With such strong teachers as we have noth .ng is expected fvojn Ellis community chool this term but.su,C(j:s3. Cheraw News At this writing Cheraw is a very ! busy, active little city. All churches | are organizing their forces ahd unit? ] trt make the fall rallies successful. I Most farmers, notwithstanding hav-j ing had some bad luck due to the I recent?storm seem- cheerful -and - are unrir crops. isusiness con \ litjons arc on the upward trend. Sunday services ijv.nl] the churches j iVore greatly enjoyed and largely at.ended. At the Second Presbyterian huvch?t-he?pawtor and?contfienot T :i_, >xpected to have the pleasure of hav- J ing Mrs. Johnson C. Smith arid hoi \ >arty at the morning worship, but j A cacount bfiher sudden illness the j rip was postponed until a later date. ' Phc pastor, L)r. G. W. Long preached I i masterful sermon.' ' During the past week niany of our rcautifu] moon-lighted nights were 1 vghly enjoyed at the various "Fish | 7rys" under the canopy of the-stars, s Ml of these occasions were greatly' njrtyed by all .attending. All of j hem wcr? given for the benefit of he different churches. One at .Mrs. i Tajor Robinson, Kershaw St. At Mt. j lebron A. M. E. Z. church's ground, j ind on the grounds of the R. S. trrjwl id school. On last Tuesday a ''Box Party" j ias had in the dining room-of_CoulteuM. Veaddmy by nftjabei'S of the Olnis-jian Endeavor of the church. There ; icre many, boxes arfd a wonderful Vfthing WAfl sytfnt. f On Tuesday evening last week Mrs. '. V; Hanna was hostess in a charm- | at; party given to the Younger Set f -Oh.craw for the benefit of?the . hurch. There were many present , nd all enjoyed & good time. i . ....... / v .' ? 9 4? jfTHE PALME iSUMMERV1LLE NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ruddock have jus returned to their beautifw], home afte spending the summer'inJAsbury Par] A modern play was given at the K f P. hall on Monday night for th? benefit- of the A. B. Lee hospital un . Ler the direction of Misses A. Gillian ?nd Reese,'entitled Georgiana's Wed ling Gown, v Miss E. Sinkler a prominent younj lady of the village has just returnei I'r ni Asbury Park, where she spen he summfer-* .We are glad to wel . ome her home. Rev.'j. B. Jennings preached a lovi y sermon on Sunday morning, {."nddr^he direction of Prof. Bond >he f'livs of Alston high school orgai ':<'d,;he New Farmers of South Caro I lina Club. The; officers of the Clu' ir6: J. Whitney, president} A. Life idgeT vice-president; W. M. Mance . T D ~ ~ I.. .... .1 . 7 ? i. niiiHic, Liyaauigl, f?IV-ryhndv was greatly, surprise* | n Sunday- to see Rev. E: Johnson ou : II his regular post. We are prayin] 1 thaLiie will continue,to improve. J T'"'- ( E- Howell motored to Char . cston Sunday morning, where he de | ivertd a sermon at GalVary. I?When- - in the., village,. Jj top. at th t vow Vol'k .Cafir,-for good things t I jat. You are always welcome. "T'r'ii H'1" i f i' H F H?tchinso: ympathize with him in the loss o is uncle who died during the week. Aiken News The tourist season is opening u at re very briskly. Special trains ar ruining' in, and the Aikenites wh .tie away during the summer in vai jous parts of the North, East an jVv'est are returning. Among the recent arrivals are: Mi "arl Walker from Idaho; Mesdame ' An ie Williams, Mary B. William: j Uiss Blocker, Mr. Pollard, Miss Rue , 11 .Snvtfh and others from the Nort , Miss Uuswit* Smith is one of th ! V at hers- at Schofield Institute an ; he organist lol' I'T'iundship Eaptrs !' ,'h ' . b She is Quite efficient in bot ItT-s 6f endeavor, and quite popula i ... | oiu.'jy, ii-:.es Rosamond Johns?n and Vii "J ,:U-u JeH.-r have left us to resum lvorr-otudies at St Augustine Inst Raleigh, X. .C. These are "tw j ue yc ung ladies and .we wish thei well.' ' ' . | We were, greatly pleased to met !,h\ \V. H. Harvey, of Columbia, i ! air city this week. He is presided I .f the. Victory Savings Bank, of Cc : uinl ia. and1 also Supt. t>f the Nurt ~r ,!irrK Mutual-fnaurnnco Co. ! ' .Mrs. Oriel Anderson Smith, a teac r at Schofield-Institute last year, an i. ybi y fine lady, died on Monday c > is week, and was buried on Tues lay uft'Qi'tieon from Wesley M. I hurch. She;. was beautifully eulc . : .( 1 l?y the pastor, Rev. J. F. Peai I ><n aiui.her funeral was largely at r.dod. The faculty and. student be | :y of Schofield, headed by Prof. R. I i I ieksn'n attended in a body. She wa |. est. in the 'lower of her age, andhe "~T:;th is dei?ply regretted. Mrs. Catherine Frazer, formerly c ton, S. C., but now of Vooi jVt-s institute, Denmark# has been i 1 'he eitv for the last, ton flu-c <it tv. pwHsrric .of the deceased Mrs. Smit1 . Sunday last was a grdat day i | Cumberland A. M. E. church. Tw leftdid" audiences heard the 4*^^01 1 expressed themselves as-haw+rr u. d and enjoyed two excellent ser Torpv ^aunberland is ready for th ''on fere ace. Drs. E. B. Mack and-A. F. B. Hoi y returned last Friday from Colum -La where they attended the officia Aliening of Allen University. The; port Allen as heir..'; in splendid con li ion, with a wonderful faculty, am "hat Bishop Hur-st is just the ma; fa put Allen where she rightly belong i \w Young T.ndips .Sewing Circl and Social Club was organized las V.'odnosday, night at the home of Mis Esther Brooks, one of the teacher >f Rehofield Institute. Its member hip comprises: Misses Helen Kenney Beatrice McGhee, Sarah M. Horry 'T?i>is McGhee, Inez Mabry, Alphii Thompson, Russell Smith and Esthe Mae Brooks, teachers; and Missei Ruth Butler and Mary Johnson, phar macists. Jliss Brooks is president am i\{iss Butler, secretary. Rehofield' Institute will be reporte( next week. Mrs. Ella Portaa and Mrs. Mamit Holland arrived this week frnm Pnrt 'and. Me;, and New York Oity, re sportively. They look well and w< are triad to see them here again. Mrs Holland visited, her sons and daugh ers alao hor niwtara?in Brooklyn Hempstead, Jamaica, L. I., and Brun< wick, N. J. Ttcviv.il Is now on at FriunthrtTTT church. Dr. A. S. Croom of Durham V. C., will preach for ten nights. Evcrybbdy is .cordially invited to enjoy, .this finapel feast. Dr. Croom fa t great singer as well as a w^onderfu! preacher. :tto leader LATTA NEWS. '! " r4_^The .Dillon...District S. S.Conven-, c j tion convened Sept. 20-23, in Weston 1 " Chapel A. M. E. church, Due to the. S] recent flood condition, many of the " ! ministers, delegates and friends could , get here. Dr. E. R, Anderson. J " P. E.-of the District came as far as. [ Sumter, but could not get here he-|! ? fore Saturday morning. Dr. I. H. Als.j * \pp, with the assistance o'f the. minis- ; tors present put the program over | 11 grand style, (in the absence of.; Or. Anderson). Miss Carrie Betheat, who for many years has been living in Ndrristown. j S Pa., returned home Sept. 20, "to visit i R.r mother M.3. Maggie R. Bethea. ^Hattie R. Bethea left for State> Colleger Sept. 27, to enroll as a "fresh- | man. ~ < ~T"' " MrTand Mrs. A. R. Bothea have rej "overed from their recent illne ss ami _ * are out again to the delight pf their many friends. Prof. J. P. Burgess made a-business .'"trip to our town a fe\V days ago. \W n1'"":'- pri-?>l tri <i'o Prnf.BnLre.-OS he usuall^ brings good news'for e' some one in sehool work. n* 'XtrsrSfaggie R.'BefTieaTvaV'liogU'^y j to dinner Sept.'20 in honor of her n daughters Misses Carrie .and "Hat-tic f , Bethea. Other guests .were lU'V. yru! j' Mrs. I. H. Alston^ - * I 1 Dr." H. P. Pride and Mr. Herbert i Fortune of Florence were in town [ Friday aftcrnaoflt . [_ Mrs. R. E. Robinson was called to. p Orangeburg Friday, on account of the e! sudden illness of Tier daughter." Miss O'j f'hristine, who is a student at ClaHin. - [.t\*e hope her a speedy recovery. j d'; Prof, and Mrs. Jas. A. Holman are here. The other teachers names will r.j appear^ later: ' 3 >McDougal and Beatrice Allen left for s- New York City last week, h Rpv. T. J. Robinson .is. conducting e a wonderful revival at Andrew? Cha-j d j ol M. E. church. Many soul? have . tth?"coptud Chi'iF,t.!~J"Thd~CTtmmunity ?f h | ' hristians attending arc much revived .rlMrs. E. J. Wright of Dillon- was in 'own Saturday on business. , The many friends of Miss Marie! .o; E. Beflica will be delighted to learn j i- 'hat she is attending Brick Junior col-1 0 'ejre, Brick, N. C. 11 The following young. folks left for college last week Misses Aljce and Knit r'-e Windom, Elizabeth McBryde. A-I n 'cthia Bethea. Claflin. Messrs. I. I\ it Belin and A. J. Johnson, .Wilson High. i ? ? I h IN MEMOHJAM. d . , it s- In sa(] and" loving memory of a 1 'pvoted husband and father. Rev. G. i- 17. Holland, who departed this life J September 24th, 1927. Faithful in all ETi f your ways, devoted and true to" > I he 1-as.t of your days. What a beau\j. 1 iful memory you hiiye left behind ,s i Mamie E. Holland, Wife;" >r! Fairy L. Baker, Moses C. and Closer J. Holland, sons, and a host 61 if 'riends. n ??????? 1 .BREAD n " WITH THAT o BETTER FLAVOR (. ? , "SOUTH'S FAVOI g Having-rmnplcted our handsor wish to .express mm appreciation t and invite you to inspect our plni YOU WILL B C L A U < : - - BAKE tf~ BONDS a | .ALI/h ?i| ? ;[X Fidelity Executors' A I ' ; dian ank E ? Y . i .y . . - .. . - . . r Y Fraternal.Officers who handle Tlieir y ' B ? - 4 SEE Liv OR i X ? X." fi| n. j. Ere l vvv'X-:' vb : v -i ' . 3 waavcfcfrycxfovcsooo<^oooojc-'\>o^ooo ;!j TheHome^l .1'i Mrs. Nettie Sa rl? moke a /-?' 1 of ;; I. /Wedding and B lLa U30 Assembly Street 1 Greenwood News Mrs. Sibbie Johnson is a patient pf-Brewo* hospitah^Het: many friends hype-she will oyer come her illness. Mr. Scoot Holman is back from Alabama where he has been doing' ; or. struct ion work. He is here by his !?:< tiler's." sick bed, Mrs. Sibbje Johnson. . \ . Iliittie M. Ansley spent Tues ;y in Columbia visiting her sister ' 'r Rosa Gilliard, who is a patient in Good Samaritan,'hospital. Mc?F?is Chapel has just closed very successful revival. Rev. A. R. Burke teal'y exhibited.his great gift as an vnngelist. A mpng those .who. motored to Abi'le on l.ast Wednesday night to rec Itamona were Mr. and MfS. Ar- fl'.ijv Williamst?Mrsr Daisy. Bradley H all man. Mr. Theodore C. Shellman, Mrs.- William Anthony, Mr. and Mrs Tam.es Hunt,' Mr.. Charles Stevens, A i'u-r seeing the picture they-ware highly entertained at the home of Mr. :.nd Mrs. Jim Teal. Refreshments \verd served after a few enjoyable : :l: : I'S nT Wllisl.?? . . Mi;..-Edward Gannon motored to Xoav?Vouk-.last.. Mondg^ jand returned Surrda.i (ht.-rthi?Whi 1 p in New York he was. the guest of his cousin P, F. i? hin<nn. He reports a wonderful trip' Mr. Willie Smith is sick at his home on Singleton St. His many friends hope that he will soon recover Mis? Blanche. Williams- and little THTi Arnctt Prater, her niece Spent' he' week-end with her parents Mr. ml Mrs. Robt. Williams 336 Magna-? lia St. ' - Tlie Senior choir of Tabernacle ep cTtuincd MiSs Daisy Walker. A=very , delgihtful .course of chicken salad,! shltine cracker? and ice cream was served.- Miss Walker showed her ap-j vreciation in a very pleasing manner.. Private Jno. Smith from Company ! E.v'Jtth Infantry, Fort Benning, Ga., ' s home visiting parents Mr. and Mrs.! Geo. Smith. r . Mr ''niiiln Ifi'-kf^n wil1 rd-.\y for Newark, N. J.t where he. ..ii .-I'viut me. winter. *| MAllen Alexander is somewhat .'ndisposrd on Maxwell Ave., to the :i\t of his many friends. KI.LOREE NEWS. - i Wnymer left Monday for State colMesrs. B.F. Collier and Richard lege. . We hope for them a successful term. ' ?4.! rs. Maud ' Jarties and little son, 11 ovhort I.oo are-spending 4 days Uh Mr. and .Mr?. CWfrrlie Caldwettrj Mrs. James is the sisteV o? Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. James was formerly of ' in'ewood. S.*C., but has been living in Winston-Salem, N". C., for Several eeaiLs. _ An entertainment was given Thursday night at Shiloh for the interest t < Inb No. I and 2 fur the Trusoe's rally.An entertainment was also given it St. Paul Baptist church Friday d'ghr for the interest of the church. ' Miss Susixr- Mrnr Irick spent the *\v"'ek-end at Sumter and Pinewood., ' ? ??1 r-v IX. DELIGHTFULLY I DIFFERENT I CITF.S SINOh 1841" I row Bakery in Columbia?We H or the business J*ou have given us, H ? : WELCOME I vS EN'S I :riES . . J ?* v v v v v *t* dministrators, Guar?ail Bonds ;; bodies money should '?e homjecT ' J WHITE US ?| DKItlCK, Atorney -^ ll >v v :? v vv v ead Bakery nders, Prop. Specialty?L-j. irthda^ Cakes Phone 4932 { ca^a#?8??3aaao Saturday, October 13_ 1923. CLEVELAND, OHIO NEWS. Mrs. Almeta Holmes was taken ser- * ^ iously. ill last Sunday evening. She s underwent a major operation Monday ' n the St. LukeTs hospital. Her physt- - - _ j cian says she is recovering nicely. Her .family and many friends are atr xiou? for her return to health and-1 * r~ home again. Mrs. Eva Sutton and Mrs. Mabel Anderson are improving. , Shp reported a very pleasant trip. Sunday was another great day at Shiloh. Rev. Hildebrand was found it his usual post of duty. . Mrs. Sarah Hair of Jacksonville, Fla;, is spending a few days with Mrs. Oda Boatwright, , . Rev. Wells preached t.o his congregation op Thursday evening. Instruction In Paino Playing 4 Mrs. lVT B.TR1CE 'fl 1212 Colleton Avenue AIKEN, S C. Interview* will be cheerfully grmvj.! pn rents or proepectvet pup le by ? -*? bec.inneRs a specialty - C. C, RUSS^lI~l 11 Expert Mechanic on all Makes of TALKING MACHINES. With ~ Columbia .Music Co. |: PHONE 7586 IfiflU \1~i~ Ct ' -? >?vu main oi.? ^uiumuia, 5m | Ghevy Chase Coun- | | try Club | Y Open for Engagements for Pniv { . i ties, Picnics, Dances-and Outings X Y For information, Phone 7916 MRS. M. L. KING, Proprietress j ym. J. TAYLOR, Mgr.. !|! . ' I Phone 3793. . ^ I Professional | | Cards I 1 acaDkOOoooctociOwooooooooooooQ 11:30 A. M. to 2 P, M. Oflice '3636 6j:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. lies; G548 Dr. C. E., Stephen son inysician ana surgeon Disease of Women a tut "Children A- -j ' ' .-Specialty 1 ""V-;; Office: Residence: ' . 14141,2 Assembly St. Oak St. DR. H. H. COOPER "Dentist * Special Attention Given to Diseases | - -v Of the Gums. . . Gold Crown and Bridge Work | A Specially Office Phone 6429, 112I> Washington ST Residence Phone 8264 ' ~ Office Hours: Telephones: . ,8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6033 , \ Resicnce 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Fillings, lMates, Crowns and Bridges Sunday by Appointment Extraction by Conductive Anesthesia a Specialty, * 11071/2 Washington St.^?CoIut, S. C. Dr. L. M. DANIELS t ' PJJysician and Surgeon Special Attention Given Diseases Ok L -1? - Wnnian ' ' ^ 1 Office Residence 1125 Washington ? 2230 Hampton Phone 0420 Plume t*7564Office Hours: ' Telephones: 11:00 to 1:00 P. M Res. 4692 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3790 vi.ite. .Residence: 1702 Main St. 1417 Pine St. Office Hours: Phones:. ? 11 A. M. 10 2 P. M. Res. 88781, ? -C-PHftr-to-frT?rMr?" ^OftkeT 4247 Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children - A Specialty , Office: Residences 13241/^' Assembly St. 1301 Pine St. ' Colombia, -S.~C. ? Office Phone 8107 Res. Phone 6798 N. J. FREDERICK Attroney-at-Law and Notary Public , * PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal 1119 Washington St., Columbia, B. C. '/ .... [h: X ' ' ~:J