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Fnturdny, January 25, 1930 CHURCH NEWS OP ! . , ' -.':t ' ; , I. . _ . . - . bethel a. m. e. ciiurgh notes u Present at th& Sunday School were , ninny boys and girls to participate. > After a brief study of the lesson brief , rilhiarks were made <jn*the work and duty of the Sunday School by Dr. j Mtirph. j u Sunday was the first Quarterly ?. day for the new conference year and < lhv school wae closed in-Mivm ~i? the -regular service at 11:15 a. ni. '< I|r. G. K. Lyles, p. E. of the Co- ] luinbia District was presented by Dr. Mnrph. He selected Numbers 21:17 < troni which he preached a soul stir-ll ? ring sermon at which many rejoiced/ { Owing to the full day's program P. 1 K. could not be with us Sunday night. Dr. J. W. Murph, pastor in charge, j v filled th? rbstruni at 7:30 and deliverered a message that, was convincing in appeal and charged with spiritual power.1 ^Vfter \yhlgh, one young man came forward and confessed that he j would endeavor to live a christian . lifcv . ; ? The services in the A. C. E. League were brief and on time. We invite j yo.ii to be presenfr^at our vesper1 service each Sunday at 6.p. m. Good. ^ ' . * music, wholesome -discussions. : ' 4 - . Monday night at 8:00 the first \ -? quarterly conference was held with , " Dr. Lyles presiding. All reports sub- j mitted were..very good, many of them ahead- of themselves in former re- , rptlFtsThe past conference year. , The"'"ToltO\ylng'npemT)ers' remain sick and, shut in: Sisters Katie Allen, . -?- 1227 Harden "Street, Ella Fitzsimmon 4 1310 Harden, Louisa Frasier, 2433 Mott Stret, Matjtie Priester, 2105 r Snnntn, Mnlirtrln Hi iif) In I on, '/Mill) block "I Elmwod Avenue, Janie Williams, 300 ,t Henderson Street, Victoria Brown, , 1218 Portee Alley, Bro. C. D. Shell, 12Pi Liberty Hill St.You are cordially invited' to all of]', * our services. ^ ' r t DILLON\ '"T" . Key. A. Mack, pastor of St. Ste- j .-pKen Church, preached a souKinspirin# senium Sunday to a large and appiVeiative audience. Bethel A. M. K. Church News ; Services Opened . at the usual hour with Rev. O. /Vfl'arker in the pulpit. J hie preached a soul stirring sermon ^ . from the 12th Chapter of St. Luke, f _ 15th and 23rd verses. Subject: Life or Livintr-?'Which ? 1 ? -v- The Supday School lesson was beau ?? Iifnlly pictured/nit hy the assistant SuptM Mr. C. L. Stafford. The subject: Jesus begins His Ministry. Evjerjronc seemed tci have enjoyed the t lesson. ' s At 7:30 the pastor again preached t ? an inspiring sermon from the 16th t chapter of St. John, 33rd verse. Subject: One's attifude towards life. v The funeral of Mr. Arthur Ellison J was held at Bethel/ Jan. 17. Rev. r -Parker 'preached a soul touching ser- ^ mon. His subject: Two houses. In- P ^ torment- at Ramsey Cemetery. Mr. Ben Alford quietly passed P away Sunday morning after an illness c of about nine weeks.1 p jfc?= . , ; J; d Browns Chapel A. M. E. Church ^ In spittr-trf-the cold weather Sun- q day, we had a good crowd out for Sunday "School at 10:30 o'clock. c . Rev. C. E. Frazier mounted the a * rftstrum at 12 o'clock and took his c text in Psalms 37:7. Theme: "A a Fixed Purpose." g At 3:30 o'clock two Of our local preachers, preached two short ser- c mons. Sprely our hearts were made k to feel glad, while these men of God preached His word. We could but say these men are God's messengers. met and had services for fifteen mirt- o utes, after the other part of the meet _fl ing began fqr the evening" worship, p \Vo again witnessed a wonderful ser- t mon. . I ' .. v MT. EDEN NEWS * 5 Tl^e Sunday School of Mt. Eden is r beginning to Come out of winter quar c tors. A nice crowd of children and l_??also adultwwere present-Sunday. We r [ ^ mean to put the program- over in ev- -r ^ery department of the church. , "r Re^TW. A. Hancock of~Uhiorr"Wor^ g t shipped with us and preached^a won- e derful sermon. We are always glad to have him come and peep in on us. v It seems as if our little town is in n ^ stir. There are so many people that ^ have moved away and they are still ^ ?going-:; P wonder why? uan't make it here got to go on the Ridge. Well ^ I guess they are about right. Bros. n Vince Dawkins, Elliot Wicker and t, Siufpr Mollio .Tofn? ""a:,i ? Al ..vn.vi i/wti mc ami on me ? : TTiTi B1('^ ^r-" ^P" *h?y i.m'11 i . I ? ..s themselves again. . THE YOUNG WOMEN'S .? MISSIONARY SOCIETV OF g 1 CHAPEL A. AL- E,. Z. CHURCJL^ ;? ' r ; The Y's were entertained by Mrs. h Harriejtt Green a.t the home of Miss , Corinne Gbrdon on Wednesday, Jan. | t 15, 1930. The meeting was caTTed to order by I Miss Almetn Robinson, who acted as 0 ?president in absence of Miss F. C. C v ^_^Benson, who was indisposed. - a \ A short business -session followed S the regular devotional ?kercises. In-] L stead of our regular program we lis- c tened to interesting remarks coming o ,, 4 from our pastor, ReV. J. . Hpnter. |G Miaa Aniee Williams and Miss Flos " sie Derrick were welcome visitors, j -At the close of the meeting we en-{ Joyed a delicious repast* Our next1 meeting will be at the home of Miss Eliza Boulwara. I il <' >* ? . - ' | r .4 . ' # ,"N ' . f? '7:"'r"T ? ?r- . ; , : SOUTH CAROLINA A DELUXE PItOGRAMv r and T MbNSTER.PE^v RALirv Sidney Park C. M., E. Church Sunday, Jan. 26, 4 P. M. Sharp dusical Selection ConRie^ation nvocation. Selection Choir Second Calvary Scripture Lesson Rowponnive Selection ...Allen Univ. Quartet Selection Second, Calvary choir \ddress__ Dr. D. H. Sim^ President of ftllefT University Soloution ? Allen Quarlut' Report of Pew leaders. Selection Second Calvary choir T> ^uAwivny. Di'iieuicnon.? ...? WIli J JSHER BOARD.OF BROWN CHAPEL CHURCH Usher Board of Brown's Ch'ap;1 Church met at the home of Mrs. toxanna Lumpkin Friday night with he president presiding. A large rowd Was present. After the prorram was over the pastor, Rev. C. E. Eraser reorganized the A. C.'L. The ifficers are as follows: President, Mr. iVillie Jefferson; VicelPrcsident, Mr. bias Brosia; Secretary. Miss danie i. Sims, Assistant Secretary, Miss Cornelia E. Benson; Treasurer, Mrs. toxana Lumpkin; Chaplin, Miss Lilie May "Srosliyj. Critic. Mr. Millage Tall; chorister, Mrs. Ruby B. Hall; teporter, Evelyn HanTflT^torT; Chair nan of the program committee, Miss Clementine Judine. , The first meeting of the League net Sunday evening'nt with IhniresldCnt presiding. A splendid nunr>er was present. 'Topic for discusdon was "How Shall We Make the rfeague Go. The _ discussion was opned by Mrs. Evelyn Harrington who poke .very timely and interestingly. Usp-Mrs/Roxana Lurtipkiri and Rev. C. E. Frazier made some helpful renarks. I voice the sentiment of the ntire chxrrch when I say underthe eadership of our pastor Rev. C. E, Kt.-sifi wi' are oounu. 10 put the protram over because he is a man of 10 small qualities. lie only has been vith us 7 \yecks ami all different demrtments of the church have taken m new life, both spiritually and tem)oral. We are hoping a prosperous rear. The public has a standing initation to our A. C. E. L. every Sunlay evening G:00 p. m. FIRST CALVARY BAI?TIST ?^ CIH'RCII r ?? The Sunday School was well atended with Superintendent Harrison ind his teachers at their posts and he lesson was taught with much enr husiasm. For the morning service the pulpit /as graced by Rev. Johnson and Rev. . J. Harrison. The sermon' was reached by the pastor Rev. S. S: roungblood who spoke from the very lassion of his soul. * nC. The B. Y. P. U. was held i. m., with a large attendance. Deaon M. S. Stewart, conducted the pro- ; ram which was a festiVnonral meetrig in lyhioh ^ll of th.e young people ad a chance tp,-"talk and promised to o more and-better church work this ear. V* On January 10th the annual church onferertce was held and the reports f the various officers were good. The hurch is in a good spiritual mood nd fair financial condition. The aci. V. x * cnaiuns iui me. [lasiyear were gooa nd still they cpme. Services eyery lunday,1 The public is inviteih ? IAINT JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH NEWS The Assistant Supt., Mr. E. M. larr, called the Sunday School to tfder promptly at 10:00 a.~m. The peninp- pYPrri?TR hnvinr been com-' deted the teachers tooJ< charge of heir, respective classes. The review wis-given by the pastor. . At 11 mu Ave listened to a practical ermon by Rev. Ballard from St. ifatt. 27:26. "Then released Barabas unto them and when he had soouaged Jesus, he delivered to be cruified." The sessions of the Innpno were . ivoly and worthy of ])raises beyond ~(IouT>t. The children who attend the Cession are?being?helped. ? This?ishown by the spirit manifested when ailed upon. At 7:30 p. m. the audience was faored with a strong and convincing iiscuorse taken from the Acts 4:19. ?he subject was the "New Life in Ihriat." ?' We were glad beyond expression o have Rev. R. I. Lemon, our forner pastor, as well as Mrs. Julia M. Vashington and others with us and sk thorn to ntrnin On last Tuesday evening our pas or canea tne members of the church ogether for consideration. A rally /as suggested. The following cap- _ ains were .appointed: ~ Mrst- Katie lolomon, Wilhelmina Johnson, Sarah Starke* and Maggie " VmifTg: This is iromisted to be ajiig rally. You will iear foom thefff^occasionally. v W JVIEMJ)RIAM ] In sad but loving remembrance of \ ur dear husband and faffierf C. M. 1 Jromartie, who left us just one year ! go, January 20, 1929: /ildered, we have not yet fully re- . Your sudden taking left us all beovered from the shock. Yet we bow ur heads in humble submission to , lod's will and try to say in our hearts' , Thy will be done." , Rest on, we, are coming. Mrs. Matpe Adams j Mrs. R. Cromartie.* Wife. L Miss Dafsy Cromartie, Daughter. ] Mr. Ernest Cromartie, Son. '? 4*.11/*' "r?* '" '' -k'*"' . '*: ' !1 . ' \ - . 4 v. 'J :, * ' 1 ' .* .: . . . ' , THE miMF HONEA PATH NEWS Misses ?ora I,. Mundye and Kathleen Shaw were the dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Matti-1 son Sunday. Rev. J; S.rMaddox was a business, visitor in Honea Path on last SatOr- i day. \ Misses- Kathleen Shaw and Cora Mundye. in company with Mr. Roy Mat i tison niotored to Greenwood last Fri-, day and Were 'the guests af Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ghent and family. ' .The Ghent-Rosenwald faculty also Mrsi, R. Pw Alexander attended the_l tcaehors^ meeting in Andemoti TasT The Honea Path Doves played a wonderful game last Friday evening January 10, 1930 with the Chntman Grove Basketball girls. The position j the girls played were as follows:' Maude Sloan, Forward Seorps 13; Go-1 neva \Vutkins, forward, scores -Cj Wil-' lie Lee Watkins, .center, Georgiann Clements, Center; Viola Harris, Guard j Edna Wimms, Guard. Our Schedule for the year: Chat-1 man Grove, Jan. 10, (there). St. Al bumn, Jan. 17, (ther<*). Seneca Graded School, Jan. 24, (there). Seneca ! Junior College, Jan. 2-5T (there). St,!. Alburan, Jan. 31; (here). Greenwood, Feb. 7, (there). Seneca Graded School Feb. 14, (here) Anderson, Feb. 21, (here) Greenwood, Feb. 28, (here). AudfiJ^on, March 7, (there). . LAURENS NEWS The services at Springfield Baptist Church were goqil, and well attended. Rev. W. R. Martini pastor; is" a Tirepared minister. He is a Benedict grad orate-of cla^s-TO. Rev. "Oflford, pastor of the church Triumphant, loat hIs-wite*Wcdh e sday night. The city_extenda__Lo?Revr-Of"-fold Us deepest sympathy in this sorrow. There are' five little children, the oldest finly 8 years of age. . Mrs. Malinda Hunter,'wife of Mr. Harrison Hunter, was funeralitfed Thursday at New Grove ?aptist Church* Rev. Cunninghum in charge of service. . Little Isaac Johnson 13, son of Mr. Ford Johnson was also funeralized at "St; Paul Baptist Church, Rev. Mat this in chai'gei Mrs. Corrie McDaniel Carroll of Co lutttbia' is visiting her mother Mrs. I F.llen McDaniel. ' If you have any dealing and pressing you want done up to date see! Priest Miller, Jr., S. W. Sullivan and Arnette* Barksdale. If it is a shave or hair cut, see Floyd Smith, Henry Hudgcns, Arthur Putnam, Wilt. Moorp Willie Rice, Charles Irbyi John Bats, and John Mills, also P. PI Gray. Ladies interested in beautifying hair, Miss Rose Shepherd, Mrs. Mag=. gurAVright,' Mrs. Pearle Dawkins and , Mrs. Janie Reed are waiting to serve i you with the latest systems and pre-1 para t ions. Mrs. Cornelia Madden of Richmond Va., ts visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Thompson. Mrs. Madden was the week end guest of Mrs. Corinne Oliphant on ltfst week. 1J Miss Babsie Miller of Asheville, N. 1 C., is visiting her relatives. 1 -Miss Bessie Williams is still mak- < ing good as teacher tit Owings. I Tickets are out for the "Mother 1 Goose Concert at Bethel A. M.\ E. Church Thursday night, Feb. 6, 1930. Mrs. M...N. Sanders and Miss Odessa Sanders, Directresses. . Mrs. J. G. Stuart of Columbia is vi'siting her"mother, Mrs. Sallie Hunter. ~~" Mrs. Zena McWilliams is visiting ner sons, Messrs Willie and Ano mc-| Williants. ij Mr. Ed Miller is all smiles since i his wife, Mrs. Ella Mae F. Miller has \ joined him in Laurens. ( The wedding bells atV~ ringing in every pai't of town. It is reported they rang a secret silent ding-dong Christmas in Big Four Hundred. Just ; wait. The Tumbling Shoals High School is getting along fine this .term with Prof, and Mrs. P. S. Hicks assisted by Mrs. Eloise Wright Nash'. Prof. P. , S. Hicks will not acknowledge defeat. He is the kind to push things to..=the front. Jtis Jiaped. that .Rev. X. D. Gambrell former pustur of Bethel- and?f?milyT are pleasantly situated in Union. We read with interest the welfare i of Rev. J. A. Baten in Union. God . speed/ the worthy has never been known to beg bread. President D_HL.-Sima-received -art 1 appointment ht the hands of Govern- 1 or Richards to serve on a Natural 1 Resources Commission, to enhance in- 1 terest in the resources of South Caro lina among our people. He accepted < the appointment. ?Tim Deiphinian Society of the-Col-j~ lege of liberal Arts was addressed ; Wednesday evening of last week by Professor H. W. Baumgardner. The members expressed themselves as being highly elated over the talk. He also aocjressea the young Women's Christian Association Tuesday evening; and delivered the first of the series of winter lectures before the fac-, ullt{y and students of the Callage <')f| Liberal Arts Friday evening of the j same week. j.' Students and faculty were greatly. < delighted hy tbe address of Mr. Geo. i \ S. Schuyler last Sunday afternoon in ? our auditorium. We are happy to j; know that there ar<> aa many people , as there are who appreciate the cul- ; tarsi1 things of llffl. Mr. schuyler j 1 appeared under the auspices of the;; Waverley Parent-Teacher Association. 1 ] We congratulate that body for their < taste in its selection. . .. j The series of one act plays given ? by the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. ; was resumed when Miss Thelma Wea- i < /er and Mr. Earl Carter rendered '; 'He, She and Itf last Friday evening.!' \ nother comedy was presented last *4 Monday evening under the aama_aua-l-! dees; Miss Hilda Mclver and Mr. 4 iferbert Brooks having rendered 1 Drifted Apart." The public is gra- 4 I v 'Ji ": ' y % i* 1 * ? :TTO ? FATHER : .. , . , . -i IT.uoj <?? ???? i ciously invited to shave nil these treats j with us. Cinema, exhibitions are >riv- J ' un vucn wc'ck wnicn prove ucngniiui i and instructive, to students and facul- 1 ty> We' also invite the public to share these with us. i We tegret~To learn that it has he- -I come necessary for. Bishop llurst to | rest at his Baltimore home for a plY>- 1 tvacted period, and hope that he may ^ soOrf he with us again.. It is better ' though to heed the advice given l>y ? one's physician; for that rciison we- ^ are. glad that he has chance to rest ? after so tunny streiuunis' and exact-; v duties. ? We art' pleased .to hear that I)r. R. VV. . Mance, who is a patient at 1 Freedman's Hospital jn Washington ti is well on the road to recovery. Professor (?. B. Murphy. Jr.. and a f group of studcnrts re prcsenf ing the ^ Y. M. C. A. attendedan interracial meeting last week and ^opon a pmf- a itable session. Mr. ' Samuel Lillic- a wood is president of ih'e V! ? 3 _ Thp mid yt'titv examinations are to hegin next Moftday. January 27th. 1 Students are .very * busy preparing ( H themselves for the Same. Scholarship i competition is keen among the students of the various classes. Ti The Ndvelty Orchestra ehtertriined I at the chapel hour one dny last week, s to the delight of the student group I and officiary. Professor G. F. Nelson of Benedict College WHS It welcomed Visitor at the ' chapel hour recently an<l spoke- rela- s tive to the approaching K.Iks "Oratorical Contest. - ' Everybody was saddene.d last Tues- , day when-it was announced that Jo- I Sephus Gary had passed out at his I home- in flviirtnu'AAil in... ... ... ujuol. vrtii ,\ nuis, an honor collope graduate for 1D20. We weep with his relative's. ABBEVILLE NEWS. Mr. Julius A. Brown'of Charleston. * Crand Chancellor of the '. Knights ~nf Pythias of South-Carolina \\:o in our " city 'art week, th,> guest of Mr; L. A. Richie. Miss Priscilla Deyeaux, Who spent several mr.nf-hs in New Ye'1 came ho'Ve a f'W.dayy apo Tor'the winter. * M"s. Ursula II.addon juui chilJi' n n wish to express t/> frie i<i'<-and neigh- ( bors their deepest npnoieiution f >f the many deeds , of kindness a id ex- C pressions .of sympathy shown them luring the illness- and death of. hasaand and father, James Hadd ?.i; also! for the beautiful Pjual offering. The teachers of Abbeville County are urged to meet at the K. of P. Hall Saturday, February 8th, a4- 1,1 u'clock for the,purpose of re organising the County Association. CI IF STF.lt PARAGRAPHS. 4" [ Madam M. F. Wood* unhiding a Sunday School each Sunday afternoon in one of the congested 'quarters of the city, which is well attended by interested imiims ~uf. children antT oTder folk. ' ' _ ... mrs. Marie liilmore, Domestic i Science eneher in I'm met Scott Hi' School, Rock Hill spent, the weejk-eiid, * here with her daughter, Miss .TOhnie j Mae Gilmpre. who is a student at , Brainard Institute. City and rural teachers are busily enpatred in the Name Writing N'ijrht Sqhools which opened Monday nijrht. | Mrs. Carrie Thompson. hyd a dinner last Sunday afternoon for a niiin- | her of add folk. Roast frcose otltim.? dishes and a sweet course were serv- j ed; a^nd many were the smiles, of | Ihese old .people who expressed themselves as having enjoyed the dinner* | immensely. Prof. S. L. Finley has been appoint-1 cd a member of. the Committee on Iodine Commission. On ' Saturday, j' the committee met i.h(? Governor at the State House in Columbia, and at'- ] ter a eohferenee with him, plaits are. now on foot to further this pmposition which will he told later. ' j' Manigault ar | Undertakers an ? . ' - 1 . f lr ???? ! agBBaggaai .. ? (J usting the sacred IHrVI ft 1 Lions to our compe- Ikv.'rfl understanding, dig^ BrW ~f i Service insures tHUja C iete compliance with ls?&y D he invinlnhio pfTMa Kff/SI ?7 ? des!res~oT the be- fl5r9 W ed. Kl&B --- , iMiiui, ui nammoro, m \ld., spout a week here very picas- C55 mllv with* hoi* mother, Mr*T Bertha leek ham, PeaceJstroot. Friends are glud. that the. follownir sick persons are improving: Mr. * I. S. Sanback, Good Sjywmritan Has-;; ' >it?4, Charlotte; Re-v.HY \V. McCul-i otigh, Columbia Street; Mrs, Sylvia Valker, Lorn is Street; "Mr.*-Jerry* ^ Mexander, Ceniejory Street. Mrs, Rachel Clootie, Lomis Street, *"* Jr. J. I). Hayes, Elizabeth Street, r Jury Jane Westhrpoks. Cemetery St. jrxp, iml Mrs 'Mary 'Kennedy, Oak Street "j _ ontrnue ciuite sick. ?* __ , Mr. Eddie Hayes is in the city from 111*1 Cashing tdh, 1). C., bepause of the ill- " ] iess of his father, Mr. J. I). Hayes, . j. SI iss Bernice Simpson of, Lakeland, i ei^-'ilinpr raltUJwm- on Asheford ??* street. - 121 '! Mr. John D. McCuUough-.is again ^55 t his studies in the Finl6.t* Hi School ft or being guiti.sick for several i ? ieekt ?: 1 ' * . Mr. Henry Mitchell and Mr. James Ieatb left, last Sunday far Baltimore, Id., and Mr. John Hughes for Read-1 ng, Pennsylvania. T - I The body of Mrs. Maggie Hope was irougHt * here Friday 'morning from Li... Iarrisburjr, Penn., and after funeral " ervices at (lethsemane, was. buried in he cemetery o.f.thut church. Master II, I). Gladden is busy early Saturday morning selling the Pal ? n otto "Leader. Ilt. is a hustling little jpiso alesman. ... . r I -*? - i Ml " - | 1111 HAMILTON'S |E ?tlill Main St. I 1) 1 AM ONUS and )VAT,(' I IKS Small OHice. Small Expense,' . Small Prottt ?? 1101) CALL AT - ' - 55= SIMPKIN'S SEfcVtCE T STATION 'o Have your Cars Hefucled, Washed nd Doped. " . . _ Spot ornvr Park and Washington Streets " " ( "" omc Special Bargains In some slightly used High Grade upright Pianos. Also bargains on 8:30 some slightly use'd Player Pianos, on convenient terms. Act quickly if you desire a-good l^no at a low price, Filjii Malone's Music House I exu 1428 Main St. - - Phone 5210 Columbia [^() ' r Ol TIIEUN RAILWAY SYSTEM I Corrected to A\.g. 5, 1929 Spec Vri;ivo Union Station Leave No. No. orfj( 5:0(0)22 AuKUsta-X. V. .'{2 5;10p nor 7:55a .'! i Nj Y.-Augusta 31 8:05a 2:-10p 27 Charl'ston-Cinn, 7 12:50p 1:Jr>|) 28 CinrijChaileaton 28 4:20p S555? 0:1 Op 10 ('oTunjldarCinn. .1) A7:00a 1 5:10a 2 1 Columhja-,j.aksv's 22 10:20|T ... 0:50a 8 CoPa-Augusta 7 5;:05p V*"c 2:I5p I I CoPa-Savannah 12 K":20a l"'l:<K !?:00p 2.1 Cora-Charlotte 21 5:25a 6:01 1:00a. 12 CoPn-Charlotto' I I 2:00p Off-ic 9<5.r?p 1 | Columbia Charl'n 12 5:20a ?n.... 1:55a 15 t\>lu'liia-Chai=st>. 10 2f20a 1 .^4Up- - Llul'u Spartanburg 2:U0p 0:00]) 1(> Cot1;mr,i-.Uri'iinv'n 15 0?50n Utile U+mtnis *C?,Pa-Charlotte 1 14 7:00p 1| A l):45a 18 Colum'a-Atlanta 17 6:25p fi [> Via Canulen and Rock Hill. Pullman cars. Dining car9. id Williams f 122" X id Enribalmers ? ; ' / I1 J3 r ..4 oi*ici 714 Main Street ;1; X IMion Columbia, S. C.. | rrr^ X O'fi'c We Have a lady liccnacd | 1*1 Embalmer. ------r-?-'' ? 'Uft Complete motor r' A 9 a, Equipment . A o ' , ? 3 p * HB Pho"*' $ Plat-? Day 8519 Night 7242 | Res. I 1414 ^riiiiiiii' "i""iii^iflfetoni .-.I s ii-frwii ... ' ' ' *' * v : ..I'.'vGK F1VK ~666 is a Prescription for . ds. (Irippe, Flu. -Dengue, ioua-^ Fever and 'Malaria.' 8. thjE. itiost speedy remedy* known. ??^???mmmt mmm. 4 Quality Pressjn& Club ry Cleaning Hvpniriny, At- ?''' tering and Dyeing e. are in busin&s for-your conenitnee and our living. A lit- * < * tie v^o-operuiion would help * J. B. Benley, Manager Y. M. C. A. BUILDING friter Street Pliune 3801 , ^SK J. MOLINA ARCHITECT " Plans and Specifications Submitted on short- notice * . ) E. McBee Ave. Greenville, S. C. . > . art Starter, Generator and PutRepairs PIION 0 858(1 - ^ iftps' Battery Service Droadnauuhl Gould Batteries digest Life by Owner's Records- . _ ~T~' G1V1), DM A 1 RIAL. ' ' Lady St. Columbia, S. C. PROFESSIONAL CARDS tKA. M. to ^P. M Office -3530 w i". iw. i o ? i*. M Res. (5548 , )r, C. E. Stephenson Physician, and $urgj>Bli., i;j>? hse: of Womer ami Children" A Specialty l'u.: Residence: la. Assembly SI. 1328 Oak St. ce TTonr?: 8:3P A. M. to T:00 P. M. )R. II. D HARPER ??Surgeon Dent in!? ???? ngs, Extractions, Plates, Crowns ami Bridges iold Crown ami .Bridge Work . A SPECIALTY la Washington St., Phone 21 (Kid )R. H. H. COOPER J>cntist , . ial Attention (liven to. Diseases . of the-Gums . - .. .. Iold Crown and Bridge Work . A Specialty.e.Phone C4?t), 1125 Washington St Residence Phone 8201 e Hours: a, Telephones: _ A. JM. to 7-.00 P7m. Office 0033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins - DENTIST ugs. Plates, Crowns and Bridges Sunday J>y Appointment action hy Conductive Anesthesia ll Soopi-'ilto V4~Washington" St., Cola, S. C. >It. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon ial At Tent ion Given Diseases Of. Women. e Residence Washington 2220 Hampton inne G429 Phone' 75G1 e Hours: Telephone: ? to i:00 P. M. . Res. 4G1I2 \ to 8:00 P. M. . Otlico 270(1 Residence: Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. & , ll 1 0 Hours: ?.?=" " ''ITldhos V M. (o 2 P. M. Res. 8875. M. to 8: P. M. Office 4247 >R. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon * ieases of Women and Children . A Specially ice: ' Residence: ',fc Assembly St. 1201 Pine St. Columbia, S. C., ' "i __n? I. IV. 1V1. D. c Hours: / , 0 to 10 a. m. * 12 to 2 p. ni. G to . 8 p. m. . e 379G 20.10 Taylor Street' * el'hone 8407 lies. Phone G708 J. J. FREDERICK nCy.al-l^vw nntl?Notary Politic ^CTirr. in aii rnirfiTn ?State and Federal Washington St.. Columbia. S. f. ' -ice. Honrs Phone m. to 2 P, m. ? 35.10 > 1'- : m. to 7 p. m. ? , >r. H.T*.^Thompson Surjjeon- Dentist "XT a, Crowns, Bridges, Extractions A Specially . v 2228 WASHINGTON STREET K Assembly St. Columbia, S. C.