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!t Saturday, January 4, 1930 ? CHURCH NEWS OF ^ Charleston News Morris Brown A. ,M. E; ChuVch Speakers of"the Truth, the subject! of?the theme last Sunday morning by | our pastor, Rev. J. -L. Benbbw, drawn from the text as found in M'att. 2nd chapter, 2nd verse. A large uudienee greeted the pastor at this service, and all present greatly benefitted and Tiispired. Ope person united with the church at tms service. . " Sunday School convened at the.tta^, ual hour, with a full quota of pupils31 and teachers . in attendance."" The children rendered quite an appropxl:, ? ate program.? In the piay "FollyV Christmas Eve," the characters need to be commended for they playe.d well ' their respective parts. The choir rendered a musicrl with-' a popularity contest at 5 o'clock. The program^ was interesting, and. quite a *?neat stmv was- realized:?7 ' Rev. Cabbagestaljt woi'shippetTwith' ' u?7 anlP preached at the evening ser-! vice. .The Scarlet Thread in the Win- j U . dow was his theme. This good Rev- jerend hails from Florida and preached an able sermon., The Boosters Club was organized a' few weeks ago, with Mrs. F. C. Green | wood as president, Miss Melvine liar per secretary, Mrs. . Laura Davis, Treasurer and Mrs. Edna Bennett, j reporter. Watch these columns for' doings of the Boosters' Club. The Mesdames "Lydia Clair, Emily j _ Williams and Isabelle Pinckney of N.. Y., were guests during the holidays of Misses M., Turner, Hattie Benton,.. Mrs. D. Gomez, Mrs. Marie and Mrs.' Edna Bennett. They accompanied their mothers's body for burial. They ??have the sympathy of their : friemlsT; Watch the 'Allen Club for 18.10. BISHOPVILLE NEWSI Newj Bethel A. M. E..Qhurch 1 The members of New Bethel were glad to see the. sun shine on last Sun day and they "showed their npprecia. tion hy coming out to servHjes^ j. At 11:30 o'clock services began. ___? Our past.nr,.?Re*:?H. W.i?Walker.. wlin were pvngnn* r..li?tlm nrnonho/l o em 11 of JviMno* All : ^ vHvuvvi u uuuf nm r?V? itiwu. nn sunshine without, but after listening] to such a sermon were able to feel the sunshine of God beaming within their souls. The collection for the. ?* morning wan #30.5H. :? We were glad to have with us the following members who are now liv-: ing North: Mrs. Elleanor Mcduffie,, Mrs. Lucile Dawkins, *and Mr. Thos. McDuffie. < At 7:30 o'clock Sunday night. Rev. V Aaron- Moore of Ashevillo, -N. C., h brother-in-law of our pastor, spoke. All that were present enjoyed hearing him. . ' ~ . The pastor and several of the mem-, bers of new Bethel attended the funeral of Mr. Robert Miller at Darlingtori Moriday. The church sent a beau tjful floral offering. ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH HOST, TO CONFERENCE [ The greatest Quarterly Oonferpnee ( in the history of this church was he1<l E. M. S. Ball is pastor in charge. Rev,! Ball has been recently appointed} to j r St T?V.?, tl,? ~?A... I ence. He is an energetic young man*; progressive and full of the spirit. The conference was called to order by the -Revt J. W. Wilburn, recently appointed presiding elder of the Beaufort! District. After the preliminaries of; the conference the regular business') of the meeting was taken and careful-';ly handled.. The business was complet! ed Sunday at which time the elder was present and and taught the, Sun-! day School. During the- service of - the morning Rev. Ball introduced Dr. t Wilburn who preached an excellent I sermon. He expressed himself as bav ing been highly pleased with the re-' ports <Tf the church and hoped for the goo*Hvork to continue. '* ' Dr. Wilburn was present at evening Allen Christian Endeavor LeagUe session. Mr. B., H. Mallory is president' of the league. . r CHAPPELLE STATION A. M. E. CHURCH NEWS Sunday was a high day at the ChapT pelle Station Church at 11:30 o'clock.; Kev. King preached a most inspiring) ^serihon using as a text: "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God . in vain." Subject Profanity. Wewwc. also favored with the presence of Dr. E. A. Adams, theological dean of Allen University. . J Sunday School was held at the us*1 ual hour. After a very thorough discussfon of the subject,-^Fellowship, the superintendent gav^ n very splon .did review of the lesson. A. C. E. League convened at the! usual hour. A very interesting programme was had. Promptly at 8:00 the evening ser-1 vices began. The pastor preached an-] other stiymg sermon from the text: "The least of them. . . " Jer. 0:14. j Y Oh Monday evening the Christmas j tree exercises were held. After which: many good things worn given to the Sunday School attendants. Those who ( honor to themselves in the way they ~ responded! - , . Miss Thomasina Pohinson. graduate . of the high school class of 1929 of A. TT. apd a student of State A. and M. i College, Orangeburg, is snending the Christmas holtdnvs with, her parents. ! *fr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson, on Oak ? atroTw -w * ? rn On Tuesday evening we had a verv " good watch night service. The spirit ! ~ wm high and wa began the new year ^ t . serving God rightly. ,, -' iiaiiilliiii'iiriiiiiiitii 11 / . * ' #jy' . ... y * ' ( . . . SpUTH CAROLINA . ? BKTII EL" CH I'llClI CELEBRATES y,% C3KD ANNIVERSARY Georgetown, S. C. . -Bethel A. M. ~E. Chiireh celebrate! her sixty third anniversary on Decen her 17,* 18 and I'd with, a very enter tniniiig nnisieal and literary program .Uord'than a snore .?f men and womei who contributed substantially to th> church years ago were eulogized ii song, 'nro.se and..poetry~ It was inspi ing to look at the pictures of the not od ehurcli builders and hear f.heir his lory vividly told by trained speaker ^Ldynamic eloquence. Among the pi exhibition were-two ex-mem bers 0^*^(0 I-egiilnOiV"! "" "" ,ner, one e^Connty Superintendent o Education, one' ex-State Senator, th early Sunday School teachers and mo ther.s who gave the churfi. men am women yf locai and connectional stan< ing. ' . . , Rev. Brogdon and the committe prepaVed mr excellent pivrgram tha took ip every department of th church.. Those on the program show ed their appreciation by theirappre eiation by their liberal response t duty and the attendance the thre< nights of the celebration. The thir night was given ovel* to the Bethesd church and Rev. Daniels delivered th sermon. Envelopes were given th members an,d many of them contribu ud-sohe cent for each year- they hai lived. This made the financial par a success. A fine christian spirit ex ists among the .city churches. Re\ Brogdon is putting over a real con struct! vo administration with a unite membership (n Pi?-wHily ?n assist., Rev. and Mrs. .Taylor, their soi; Wilhuv and little Peggy with Mrs llattie Pratt, were in the city Tues day from Sumter, the guests <>f Prol and .Mrs. G. W. Howard. .Mr. -1011 Christie, his son, Mhcpn an Mr. Gilliam Christie were the guest The Christmas Cantata, "Out of th East, was beautifully sung at Bethe .hist Sunday night by the choir undo the'leadership of Prof: Beck. Christmas Day wia* like Sunday ii laitirgctitwru- The people, -white uni colored are to he praisdd for~the man ni-r in hieh tlu y celehi aled tilt' Utt.V j.Ali'i and All1', lb 1). Aiiih'ISllll H{h>li' ChristmasTrt^Vibnington, N.-C. Air. T. W. Brown, after a sever spell of sickness is active again. The Xegroes should'not oschev pontics.. Those who preach this doc trim- oi uulnnueinniK lenders mid nhouh not he allowed to pollute the mind of the youth .jvith such cheap stuff The Negroes must use. the ballot Men and women ought to registe arid vote. f '.. v * \ ' IN MKMORIAM _ In lovin;'- memory nf rnr ''fh've1 son and brother, Mr. Chappelle Pinck nev. who passed away, Jan. 2, 1928: Our lips, cannot speak* how much xv< love you,. ? Our 'hears .canHot tell us what t? ? say, God .knows how much we miss yoi A nd how lonsome we $re today. Timrfchiay hea!~.ouaJmolven heart, Time may make the wound less son Hut tiHie will-never stop the longing JFV>r the love one gone on before. "'Mr. Andrew Pinckney, father. ? ''"Mrs,, Charity Pinckney, mother. Miss Rosa L. Pinckney., Mrs. Annie B. Whibby, sisters. : M iss Bertha Pinckney. A IVOIUHV APPEAL * Georgetown, S. C. -321 Congdon St. Please help us: F.ight miles out of the Capital Cit^ of i oiumhia, S. C.,uit State Park, or tht. Seaboard Railroad, stands th? South Carolina Sanatorium, almost t tittm viiinn- :? .... - in hscu. men ngnt be yornj -it across a little swamp on i l>eautiful .hill, stands the Palmettc Sanatorium. This institution for No mo patients ran accomodate only 2( patients, while right across the swamj is South Carolina Sanatorium- with-, t capacity of nearly 100 patients foi yyhite. ' . Sometime in April or May of 1921 the inmates of Palmetto Sanatoriun put on a ially for the purpose of rais inv: funds to purchase storm curtains These "patients struggling again foi health and happiness, stretched out their puny arms to us, as a little in fant to its mother, saying, please help us. But from April to Septem ber there was only a small, sum oi ?10,00 raised and at the close of th< rally if -my knowledge serves me right, ther(> has been only $23.00 rais rth Did we help them or did we pass over on the other sid0 and left then wowmled. Those unfortunate inmates nf Palmetto Sanatorium have lost tfieii- henlt.b nnd they 'Hraatrugglinfi to regain it. Those "of lis who know about this institution and who know about this little rally, do We feck justified that we .have done our part? by our' less' forltunate sisters 'and brothers. , , I think it ih a sKame. my friends that we have paid such little attenHrvf* tft ctinVi Uini-fhii ?SlrB75 bb-Hth i>?" of those, our unfortunate sisters and brothers, for help, by so small a corftributfon _as has been stated. These are- otft?bwn and we should do what caii to help them* whetr they cry be healthy^apd robust and as strong as Sampson today, and tomorrow; helpless irivalids. Those of us who ate professors of Christianity should feel it our dutiies to help suffering humanity. Being' in affliction and fierhaps otherwise, these patients cry please help us. But can we say conscientiously that we have heard their cry by helping" them.? Whlje Jesus was on earth, He went about doing . V V > . THE PALMC good for suffering humanity, healing 1 the sick. Their cries to him for help in distress, by him were never overlooked. I have made my contribution to the ctfll'of these inmates for three reasons: First because I have'been! one of the beneficiaries or recipients of this same institution.' Second be- j * cause' of my interest in and love for' my Race and third because I feel it my duty to help suffering humanity.! These inmates are flesh of ipy flesh,] J blood of our blood, and bones of our i bones. Therefore, we should help - them. May this publication appeal J ' to every one who has any interest in i 1 the welfare of his Race, sympathy ] a for humanity, and those of his or her : a j less unfortunate sisters' and brothers.! ?'/May the readers of the," Palmetto - Leader consider thi? seriously. -?:: -R. A. Fishburne. * (CLINTON NEWS * J On Sunday morning Rev. T. H.7Ad-i dison preached a very interesting ser e miDn, a Christmas sermon. On ac-1 " count of the weather last Sunday he; j was unablo to deliver it. a Masses Maud L. Shell, Rubyo Johnson and Rebecca Thimpson and Mes| IS. T. T.. I.illiewqqd and Hubert Thomn 1 ' sohj Jr., left Monday for Afleh Unie versity after spending a very pleas-" ant Christmas with ,parents. Miss Mamie Young of Asheville, N..| 9 C., spent the Christmas at home, with e her sister and brother, Mrs. Thomp-I d | sop Rieeder and J. H. Young. a On Christmas Eve Miss Elizabeth e D. Thompson, teacher in the- McCore mick School was secretly married to t Mr. Roosevelt Scotch of Kingstree; d they are spending several days with their parents; after which they, are -! making their home in Conn. r*| Misses Geneva Pettis and Mattie i- Mae Young accompanied by Misses d Inez P.ettis apd Marie "Young and Mr. | J. Moorer motored to Orangeburg to i, j enter school after spending a quiet i. j Christmas, at home with th(. latters i- j parents. : *?T T? f. j The marriage of Miss Eliae Pettis i.to Mr. Robert Woodard :on Christmas. d i Day was heauti fully' solemnized at s! the. home of the bride. Miss Marie j Young being candle, bearer, wore a~ e green satin dechine and black satin j | slipners with'a combination of rhiner j stones, also Miss Inez Pettis maid of honor w$s dressed in oyster silk frock a trimmed in attractive ornaments. Th,. - line trimmed in . contrasting colors, r. The bride and grmnn 'spent several 1 11II L V. Ill T '111 I'Ufl -J A I' v .. .. ... w??. ?? ter Vnich they are making their home L? on Bell Street. Mr. Williams Mel/ best man and Rev.' E. L. Lilliewood v officiating. r . . Mr. C. F. Pettis is on theHdck list. 4-?Wfi are sorrv that the cheerful s givers forgot to give to the poor, this Christmas. "Blessed are the cheerful givers." Mts. T. H. Addison returned to > school on Monday Allen University., , Mrs. Bessie Henry and Miss .Heavy spent the week end in Spartanburg. - i Mr. Johnnie Brooks returned home, after spending a week in Hollyville i with patents. * - ~ -t- Miss. Lillie K. Leake is spending .the holidays with family. s The Presbyterian Sunday School A Christmas tree was given at the' home , a of Mrs. Jane Pqtis Friday evening. I It was enjoyed by all who were proa-, x ent. ... . . .." I I Miss Mary Dendy spent the holidays I at home with parents; Mr. and Mrs. J.' e'E. Y. Dendy on North Adair Street.' , The Bell Street Hi School will he1 . heard on Monday morning ringing .children far and near to school after i holidays. ' . I Mrs". Mino Alexander is convales- { ring after suffering a stroke of par> alysis. J We hope Mm. J. C.?Dillaid will soon recover. The committee that aided in repairing the road to Bethel A. M. E. Church Dec. 30, .1029, with much appreciation: ' ' . ' I q_. Warren Wilson, Sr., Rev. Arnold.V Nathan Pitts, John Vance, Man Hill. ; L. M. Wiaston, L. W. Williams, J. S. i Coasey, Louis -Hunter, Douglas Vance - Ernest Davis/ Henry Steward, J. W. i Hunter, Emmie. Pitts, Lige Young; J. > S. Coasey. Arnold, Aaron "Gary, -" Joseph Gary, J. C. Dunlap, 1). Barksh dale, Linnie Floyd,-Jessie Suber, J. T. > Moore, Johnnie Wilson, Gus Harris,1 P. B. Pitrs, and A. V. Vance. T" NINETY SIX NEWS > . .. . I 1 Sunday Doc. 29 was a big day at ' Bethlehem Baptist Church. Rev. A. ' T. Dixon pastor was accompanied by ! his choirs, from Antioch and Bush River, were in their respective places'. [ at 2:30 o'clock for service. Rev. Dixon preached a wonderful sei ) j. mon giving as a subject "No-Room1 > for Jesus!.'- .at the conclusion of?thisJ service a collection of $20.24 was rais ed .Dr. G. B. Hancock of Richmond, , instructive remarks"1 relative to' the , feature development of our race, said remarks will long be remgpgbered. Dr. \ Hancock is indure credif to our race. r We are-in reciept of -the sad intel , ligenoe of the death of Mrs. Virginia j 1 Waller, formerly of this nlace now of t [ Indainapolis who passed 'nto the ; great beyond a few ~ days ago she v leaves a"lTusband and several small , children one sister amh two brothers also a host of friends. She will be re \ membered by Morris College-student* f I as Virginia Steward just in the prime of life and with the future hope of, f preparing her children for future use-T : fulness, she was called from time to. r eternity. Verily, we must say, the, u way of the Lord la paaa finding 6l!t. ' A very Pice Christmas tree pro-' i gram was rendered at Bethlehem Bap j 1 tist Church, Dec. 26th. The tree was' I laden with (many' good thfrtgs for j j Rev. and Mrs% A1. T. Dixon, as tokens ' j of reject to them, and-rrj honor of '} the high esteem in which), they are held by both members and friends . J J Prof. B. P. Steward, and wife, >of '; Seneca, accompanied by their?fka._ II little sons stepped awhile with Processor Johnson and faculty op Dec. /' x - ; .. I.; . v , FTP TRADER , I pi si lin 1ln-Ir >v;iy" IV. in n?:. to relatives in KVlumliia ami '..*v: JiUI t > ? ' " ? Prof. !> ;. J*'. and Mi'1 -i G. Williirnis nj|f<)iK'd fi'oriV' (".iiii and. A rt (11.' lis oil| a c t i v<>! y * t o Iheir sclioo] wo k oh I >cr. .'HHh y ers, Mrs.- EllXl IVvrih, (5. A. I ' hoy waj-o jTii .i ll )>y My 'r Co m V A.t i 'i> ... t. m i mi. ?.?urn i, ii' i ; uii ~ :iii'l ; i j things..fwr" the remaining -"-rb'-'io! i sioiii. T-he following siittleiit < the Christ nuts holiday-. lC-m Ipjaientv. and have' ret urned '?. > resjAeofivo- seh. >o!-s. ' AC M . Smith.. SehoFirhl,. Rich*!'' Dean; Josephine Cart i'. i-.nl ' il Helen RohinsoO. JaP i I A! t ; n. f Una Monroe, I.illu AC, <11 it'l"-; j Willie Mn\ docker anil <I..->v Charley Thomas, llelC ' Ac;:.' i State TttHfge; ' t:* J.i w in V. and rUeahr Howard CoofC, ACcy A. c | kett,. Brewer Normal. On'..Thursday, Dec. :!<".] h A! , Richie and Mnzel I.ha'n wi smilds \vhen. Jhey .enterthihe.il'a ' C guests 'M as is. Meal en I>.- i! v! il hert Coleman, flnn-ciles mrl -Cl\ Basket-, DA'K. Steaddpn of Wv also IV1 r.* hermit Rolen ?on" tiini 1 \Vardl;>v- Misses T. i If Ii. AT e. < Kvidvn Monroesr.nrl-'Jnhi 'J R of Ninety Six.' - . ' After tpcmlih a fde i We were fa", to'i d \\ I t II a c . ?' leetion "I Am In lfis C:>re" "\\'was led hy Alv. (loir/.:lies' Ha. Id. tin I). .." on dauelitir :in.I rre lo AIiTk'ViTT^, 11 ('( (; . v'l' . V-?.'?t*' +rn it iI'nj. I'ii :u' ..?I'imi*. ,?11 ' ! forpier | .1 iIk ipaI ni' Xii)/'\ '!: " !' ' fell-U !:'! ?liv.iy v.-,- y . !H_e IIJiliLlllUnlIly. M kr. iws how In iiciko i| )1<-' visitors," W'e found lliI;I si ill in ; r. ' . that lird'ul vii'-i'i>H-Ni'lrif h hi1" en-i'. while oiii _i >> it I I. . P _nS Qn . .III. Iifn. iiivl' I : ,i find. sr. <;i:ok.i;i: M:\vs KNiridiv Steph.m.: n- <' .the . Ho.- {vi 1: i-l in ?Xi'\v 'A*ovk:. Decfenilw'V kill, tit,, hips auo v. . eeived here 1 >(". ! mli' i IM li i!. .arrived?In r.. t m'l '.'?Purd ..?n peeeniher I 'lli :i( i <uiipani( i1 l>v husliand, .la i i r. - ;Si > . lirothcr. -Ml. ' I'd:/- < f.. U^i4;a n cousin,--Airs, JciT. i ? ,CTv Iy. "i funeral- s? i-\ iftrs ' ' !' Mm Si,-Vim' were h.cht,V?l ttetfte) V >1; I': <v" .'>:()() u'l ! 'icli ; . .in.; iJut ph.'tpy. ii K. C.V Ander- "M olliciaf imr. . . Sf Jaa. -Stale v.- \\". "Tl. l'i.nrknV> . Rivera frave a lv:uitij';il. life In Mrs. ' SIi-pp'n.'nii.' IN-v. \i'-; preached a v,|] stii'i;iiuf ->'e i.. ' ihff-.foi-. a snjiji id"|T| if.-' Tie remarked tUa't " '.<*yv >" > piv jireaehed her.' I'mv > a 1 while liv'i:. She loaves tff-iiinurn,.Miv.Inspoj' S .phenson, . in i In i Jill le ( i her in fa nl . . M)-. r-i {Samuel' Kh-tuKd .tj her parent. . and Mrs. Chmd 1'rll, .hpv livullu' law ami; .siMVr, Sirs...Liar. JVC < praiulir. ?ti) r, Mrs Ivljritr 1.. i;. son, brother,. three small sisfr five shmJ! brothers and a lj.---.-t relative and fiiyndv.; . Mrs., Jessie lli-iiy is homo frNew Vorl. City, she. v-ine-^tb a'l< the fimeral .of Mrs. Stepher. on.. Mr. drfTfir-r S#t; plvens'vn- spent -f .'I' days bf-r.e attendim* the funeral his wife. 1 Tj- is from N'c.v .Y??fj C: (I of Tha'tik's We. tin* h- icaved family of I'M. da yieiihcii in), wi lii (" th til't~. many friend. f.,r sfi i- JTnoTnes during (lie arr.ueri-niv of hoi;-,sMiiii services. Rt'V. \N*. I> "I'fvTinf ^lia iTu?ve>l his new I'.e.udi-me in St. (leniyiv: ls"frnnt "R Y .VTT l.lle. .1 ill- rpori.er, ir him jr- - vm --m " erv!e<,nit' ' !;j r fn1!; fir town that's er--\\ ittV. * Rev. T. F. Owen-, was in town u in town Sundays nrd- yj ffcd'^Xt1"' $ . Mani O" ault I Undertakers HM jH I < W'^^w^x-x-v > : in ?*m m<*mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammid??? JT'-Vi r.a.v : - r?: -.1 i*i? 1 ro render the last re- IPHw "r? " *> II^AKfll ipect to the' departed in Kjrrflr 'ttiny solemnity and apj/op'iati'ness vou will IllJjtJI] ind otir organization Tlitr )r\e 111 which io place BtsB aith. r> * *? - <- ir?- , .- : (. * :i: '?'r-?' ; ?< immi-i.v \v<-lminc?to al n' Ji. "The ehurcl . I! ik rtl<(ih is at homt i' > itnic to attend the 'funera "All-. Tlori<40 Stevenson i izV.ic Smith anil Mr. Joi ! (' en -t rutting a nev . A : ' t ays "Why girls . t- *-.1 Itv 1\U iO.-" . - ' * ' T'"" * "''; < in ".hid n|| . rMfB r it i>i" the Christmas '1 r M.... f' _J-_? , ? in vjuiuuu i <' part :UU l'*Wf. Gordon's 1 i V- T 'onn'i- .and Miss 1 . ft' spending Shrist' .J- ' * at homo. 'Miss .Rosa A 'i- St,at.c A. and M. anc : "* . T 'ru'+?.is from . Allcr , , ' ' ' " V was showr r?7?' &?? ' ! A. iVf: K. Chur.cn Was.' ? - .. , Iv. Williams was ,' an rv.it i*. . ' ' ' ' .'""Jt Contest and th( . . ( 'W( -were held ai ' ilr.ii auditorium was I ttesf was interest, J*ii . .Simmons arxl hoi 1'j si place. flM'ir Can, ! ' ?< -. anil then' votes ' " . ':?> ">. Mrs. K. f. Mar ' m ade caiiic $ecorul e??i'- . -Dii. canted to $5.0 ? ... 1 - ?r??LI??w+H-pQ..-. Avearin^ -a ' . "'An strutting* about '! ? words engraved: . .< eortr.' High." . .. u?wbii cfrme peo, - I. strut something now, ??-? 1?!'i?11111 lit I l|i girt: ? " tf-j? - program was "whon - ?-?i;- a ai I'i'l nl?their ! - ' l -.nil ""up >'" '" '1 'a pity .eniffest will bit:I "f the fence. ' '.i'-' a i.-iiMOcit -nt- tlnrwt t ' Mt -fi .hi .Monday l,v 1 'Jiiiiilpe quar \ i 11 i s *.ion?vq ! .. " : ~ ' ' i n't' Christmas - . !j " l>ent the Christ' ' 'i ilifd at hisjiomo . ; ' ."? ! :l'um>i:al service ' , ' 'A\ ST FT: Church ' v n. v I-. C. Aminrgniy ~ F UethoJ.; avis* w)| .|ifloivji and an IIo is survived ^' ^Vii).1. Mr* Al lflyers oinid-u /Widens. . .. ... ; ') 11 ' M.v.i - is r( home to ' ; v-uu../ o.iily; ho c;imu to" attend .tht. rW* i':i!l<cr lint arrived a "I ttlCi l.i.n JetO. . > . My.- I? i ' .It X^indlinm 'and Mjss 11 u n: j ?h were '.married at ' i>.i.*tin- ami" Mrs. J. ' ; ''J. 'j m'l . I loi oinhe.r 25th. The tVi? .rh- r \ ( and friends of the the only'eye witnesses i : < ' ! 'it e,:in rvr o. ' ... ' ' 1 ":|i flnninh and Mrs. 'Mat* s ?LlLit.'.llLl. 11?:anehviil,, wa^ .in ' ~ I'-iy m at lend -H Aiuiie I.. Humph A!.'. . (1 Mi's. I.ouis Rrmvn * : ' ';.y l'??y. ho'iis McKinley. j I -' of town are whistling the lie reporter was won ft- I'hv"-hoys knew the-latest ???*?? f?'? " ii' i<: (ieorgf Ilieks I! (\ \. in Mr. K,_K. Feltjer's in*! he .tunes in all the i : >n . Thjs' inerea'ses Mae i . " ' r " \v<! i:<a. trade. i lav is and f. .T.' Da: fy. '! * t 'lii'i (ma.- holidays at ( <JM i'i hill); I). I. Mi' rshall I. jl__nwed to -Wa?55F k:1.? .i!;<nnied hack by !> v~ end I. .T. Davis. . N'owlin and Mrs. Mary ' : l1 1 N:w. Voxk Citv are vis!.e i:in>r ?.;vre^s lieriv ' i. rr~* > ! < .'en is" spending the ;rr .7. - i 1! ,niii.ins and Miss Sa <!i. Miedh id. took Christinas dinner yd . ' .V- H. v id A. Creen. and Williams | and Emba'mers ? - " I 1^1I . >- y ~~ ,^ 714 'Main Street f .. _ , . * x Columbia. S. C. * * l Kml^lmer. Comp'rt<? motor X ? l.i'liiipinent X m ' ' | ..Day'8519 Ni?h. 7242 j> ^ V PAGE FIVE -7 V Quality Pressing Club Dry Cleaning, Repairing, Altering and Dyeing We are in. business for your convenience tind our living. A little Co-oyeration would help J. B. lien ley. Manager X_. M. C. A. BUILDING ' Sumter Street Phone 3861 . I -f- u ' ? ' ' J. MOLINA ? ~ ARCHITECT Plans and Specifications" ?~ "? Submitted -on short notice * DOU I?. McBee Ave Crplnvilla c c - 1 a , . . . ' 4 9 ; ! Instruction Jn Piano Playing ; MRS. I\L B. PRICE >. 1212 Colleton Avenue AIKEN, S. C. si J, Interviews will hr r tr r n r f u 11 y . granted parents or prospective pu-. 5 pils by appointment ' J | BEGINNERS A SPECIALTY ^ i. . . T i ' ~ ' . Expert Sturtpr, Generator and Rut. tery Repairs. PllONE 8580 | Fripps' Battery Service Dreadnanglit Gould Batteries ! -Longest Life by Ownef's Record!! ' ' i " GIVE US A TRIAL 1 1*21:1 I.ady St. Columbia, S. C. t ? i' . PROFESSIONAL 7 CARDS 5 I 1 i 11:.1Q A-M. lo 2 P. M Office 35861 .. |.. G.QO P. M. to 8 _Ri^G5A8 ? TA n " ur. u. Hi. Stephenson Physician and Surgeon . Disease of Wonier and Children A | . Specialty . I (3llice: " 7 Residence: 1414% Assembly S?. 1328 St . .. | Office Hours: 8:3P A. M. to 7:00 P. M. ? | DR. H. D. HARPER : Surgeon Dentist Fillings, Extractions, I'lateq, Crowns . ^ and Bridges Gold Crpwn and Bridge Work ' A SPECIALTY 1109% Washington St., Phone 21033 DR. H. H. COOPER J " ' Dentist Special Attention Gjvenf to Diseases i ' of the Gums V. Gold Crowr and Bridge Work _i_ A- Specialty Oflice Phone 64"9; 1125 Washington St Residence Phone 82G4 Oflice Hours: ' Telephones: 8:30 A. M. to 7:0(1 P. M. Office 0033 ? ??ftestttefice 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST |Fillings, Plates, Crowns and Bridges i Sunday by Annointmi>?t | l'xllinljiin hy fnndnrtm Anrilhriin a Specialty. f . ' . 1 107Mi" Washington St., Cola, S. C. DR. L. M. DANIELS IMiysician and Surgeon Special A 1 tent inn Civnn Dinnnne* Of Women.! Office Residence. _ 1125 Washington 2230 Hampton Phone 0421) Phone 75G4 ' DR. J. G. STUART Office Hours: Telephone: 11:00 lo 1:00 P.M. Res. 4G0& 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3706 Office: Residence: 2030 Taylor St., 1117 Pine Su Office lldurs;- -> . u Phones ~ M A. M. to 2 P. Mf > "KeiT8875 G. P. M. to 8: P, M. Qffice 4247 DR. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon | Diseases of Womerr and Children : A Specialty Office: " ' ?Residences ? 1324% Asseiftbly St. 1301 Pine St.' Columbia, S. C. _ s."rTgreen,m.d. Office Hours: -=r:?" p to ID a. ni. 12 to . 2 p. m. - - ? jj 6 to 8 p. m. -.2?^1-- : Plione 371)6 203b Taylor Street OTice Phono 8407 Pes. Phono 6798 ' n. j. frederick Attorney at Law?nmt?Notary Fliffllc PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal 1119 Washington St., Columbia', S. C. - ' ' - ' = * Office Hours Phone 9 a. Yn.-.fo 2 p. m. 3536 53 n , . mm ? .1 p. m. to 7 ,p. m. ja Dr. H. g. Thompson i-, . QuiittiuirPftrtfal .3 Plafes, Cjowns, Bridges, Extractions | A Specialty 'ftM: 29xn wifehlMP.TAXi qtdsm' jM 11414 Vt Aswmbly WCoiBmbU. & a