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K*' . ' : . . ' . Saturday, February 1, 1930. CHURCH NEWS OF V FLAT ROCK A. M. E. CHURCH Sunday was a high day to many friends who came miles to hear the 1 presiding.old*'!*', Hev.-W. S. Mlms. The first quarterly."session condoned on the 11 and. 12 of January. SaturdayV session, was short" , Sunday .School .wn > good. Supcrinbendeht U. A. Cunningham and fce'neh* ers were at their post-of Aluty. .The presiding elder highly of thy young peoples attendance upon the school. He said- the girls and 1mys Were about 50-50 and that it showed their parential tiaining. 'l^he preaching was delivered lroni the 1st, ehnn~"T'ter of John; . Everybody" was enthused and-inspir ed .aver the message. One candidate . w<i.> laTiveu inio urn memoprsrip. . After that the I ..ord's Supper way] v admipistei'cffS" The presiding elder \vo* paiiU$31.00-and he went away shilinng;1..'',~* ---TTie 'inisvion'ary society has been reorganized fdV the year and have be-: glrtf wVirk. t M.iss'Mamie IIitrrifton has returned from Atlantit to visit her sick mo thor an't 1 is teaching at Wilson Creek, Baptist Church." ?' Teaching at this church this ycai f 4 is Mi<s Bertha. G-Iavk of Due West. MINISTERS' WIVES ALLIANCE ~ flic mooting' ,if -the- -A-Hinnrr lav. December 1020 was held at the home jpf Mrs: C'has. A. Brown, k Some work, of charity was projected and carried out, The old folk's ^?home was Tpimpnliurod with gift^ from the alliance! . There are now five inmates in the Old Folk's HoVne, three women and _?_ 4-Iwd men, who are 0tting a 1 orig fairly well. =. A card of appreciation was read fiom tIre" family of Rev. Carroll. Mrs. . Dillard invited the alliance ^ to JiV: r the young missionaries who ave 'in training, at Ladson Presbyterian Church. Some very suggestive thoughts \vere l??t forward at the in x-ting-which will he helpful to the members, some of whom Will be nam* ed Infer. State I'ark was not forgotten and two nice rucking chairs were nurehas ed and-, sent to them. V ice President Dillard presided in tin* absence of President Wallace. Mrs-. S. 1); Thorn, wife of the et ? vangelisi, Dr. S. J). Thorne, visited the alliance. ~ , She was invited from Harbison eol, !< . by ..ill' whl.. " :ivv-!iW.? ii.nil ^'erelnry. Mrs. Murray. She accepted the in\ itatioii and was present and made a splendid, interesting:, and "Cer> helpful address. ' - Tilt" president-,'' Mrs. Wallace, is always g.lad.to have- such helpful visits from shch speakers and members are always delighted to heifr the good' 'tidings that they bring to us. . . H ?i * 1' w. >r:'c. u. news ~ - At the" rernlnr meeting of the E-" T milie.D. Malfin Woman's Christiar . Temperance Union Tuesday afternoon at the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. T, Dillard, a special program'was car? tied uut'Tn.'recognition oTxhe tenth anniversary of the National Constitutional Prohibition: . Singing?Crusade Ilymn. "(live tc t-he Winds thy' Fears;" scripture lesson?Duet. 4:5-9; prayer?Mrs. E. C Adams; singing?-White Ribbon Rally r were_repeated; poem?Eternal Vigilance?Prohibition's Price"?read by Miss Rachel Carr; song by Logioneer? ?Rescue th Perishing; Recitation by an-.L. T. L. member, Albert Thompson; short talk^ on the following topics: P?Law Observance in the Home -XMrsi E. M. Page; 2?Low Observsince in our Schools?Prof. T. L. Due ?* kottj U T mr ntwni-vnnrtp, n fmtimn. , nity Asset?speaker absent; solo? . .Heavenly Ureters?Mrs. ^EH^a Dixon; r 4?Law Enforcement Machinery? How to Strengthen it in our community-?Dr. G. T. Dillard; 5?Benefits ~ ot iMohibitnmrDfrp. yr wtiW))v; Remhrks by Mrs. C. D. Saxorf, vice president: singing?Work for Enforee nient Where You Are; offering; Iviis-iih; benediction. <y Enjoyable refreshments were nery= i*d by the union. Temperance tracts Jfand thelbdO slogan were distributed m? liy the president, Mis. J. "W. Talley. Miss. R. C. Watson at the paino. '* Mrs. E. L. Hunter.served as secretary in the' absence of the recording secretary, Mrs H, S. Sims, who has been ill, hut is convalescing. Other ' . niembyls'LWere absent because of illy noss, but our attendance was "good in iss M. N. Pinckney, superintenspite <d" the inclement weather, dent of the Loyal Temperance Legion branch, conducts the children's -Bine I ing. the ,first. Friday, aftotnodn in ; *?every month 'at "heriTome; SttLDhrnd ing street/ :?^ '' Parents and gardians nvho want -? . i.:.'. * ? ! ;?.! SM it. jr uu'ir niinikmi ii<uik*u 111 tut? ^ii iiicipics of Total Absttnancc and purit,v arc asked to send their clrildrer to the meeting^. ? Our February* W. T. C. U. meetW ing'will be held in Vhe home of Mrs Fdiza Dixon, 1/511 Manning Avenue V* theihb'd Tuesday afternoon, at 4:3( F?V^ids and new members will re v \ eeive a .cordial welcome. Quotation; 4V* from Miss?Frances E, Willnrd wil tion pf officers. - . ? mm m ^ * ? * JUNIOR USHER BOARD MEETS . The. Junior Usher Board of Firsi x ^Oalvary ?hurch met at. the home o 'Miss. Eunice Outer, Jan. 23. Th< president being absent, the vice-presi dent took-chargo. After-business wi were served a delicious course. who is in the Good Samaritan .Hos pital is improving. ' ' ... ! SOUTH CAROLINA ^ ' I HKTII KL A. JVi, E. SMI RCH NEWS ""Present at . Sunday School Sunday morning were many faithful boys and girls eaiget* to learn more about Jc-': sus and His standard of christian living. The lesson was discussed by the several classes. After which a very interevting reiew was conducted i by Mr. W. 11. Harvey, "jlssfstant superintendent. The number of adults was not so nuinv as vimnhr.ii nope to see ifmve rtbxt Sunday. Sunday morning was beautiful ahd it. murjin uki creuit to the occasion with a masterly Rcrtf&n as found in St. John 14:12 an J V-Tfl-> 1 mihjnnf-: "The I'ipd of ThinfcsNot'Yet.-" -Em* phasizing the boundless limit of the christian religion, many truths were' brought to bear on conditions of munkirfd the world over. At 7:3(j p. ni.. Rev.**Slster Mary Williams, preached a good sermon from St. Luke 1.1:1* 'Teach Us To Pray^'Jt was timely land well'in place. Present to,worship i at Bethel Sunday morning wert^Jtevs. J. H. and V. S. Johhson. We are always glad to have them visit us; come again. All present at the vesper services conducted by Miss Viola White md Miss Ozelle Lee, were recipients >f qiiite a treat in thp form of a short address on the topic by Miss While and a ^touching solo by Miss LKe7 We are still singing the praise >f Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Collins for the jmrdjaj receptiori and entertainment tiven the business session of the league Wednesday evening of last week at their home , on Lady street. Much ?on$tructive work was done. We are -very anxi'oTjir Tor?others?fco Tall in ine with us |ind help the v< ung people's society to be what it 'ought be. We invite and expect, you., . , ?Sunday is h?Iy? communion. Gome; .V d join with us in th" worship ami praise of God. ST. M ATTHEWS! A. M, E. CHURCH OF- DILLON Sundav. Januarv Tilth Ilr F. T? Anderson, the presiding elder, preached and held his first, quarterly cont'eronce. He preached a wonderful sei tnon. The paster, Rev. Ira (J. Gamble, is^still fighting hard to bring the church up to the standard. As a gospel preachtft" he is hard to beat.' As a scholar he is in a class by Himself. Sunday he preached .about the lilindnoss of sin. This was really, a masterpiece. Many wept as he so forcefully expquuded the word of the Master. : We had in .our congregation Sunday Prof. J.* S. Roberts, principal of 'he Mullins 'Graded School, He addressed us in a masterly way. Brother Ransom was withr* him. Sunday; February Uth a pupgram will be' ren lercd for Allen's Day, At xyhLch time we hope to raise our- quota. THRI A DILLON111 IU M UK ' ? . % Services opene<f*at the usual hour with Rev. O. A. Parker in the pulpit. Me preached an inspiring sermon. S. S. opened at four o'clock and after a beautiful lesson so clearly explained in -a touching way reviewed the lesion to a full house. * At 7:30 the pastor again preached a soul stirring sermon. Mr. and Rlrs. Sellers Johnsbn, Miss Addie Johnson and Mrs. Henry Black ~wett~of Manning motored over and worshipped with us Sunday. They were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Parker. *Mrs. Blackwell will he'their guest for a few days. . .. Mrs. F. C. Johnson who has been ill, was out again yesterday. Mr.'~ G. F. Bethea was host to a . number of his friends at a stag party . Wednesday night "?GRANITESVILIE NEWS Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church Sunday School convened at the (is ual hour with the Superintendent at her posf. The lesson! was well taught after which Rev. Thompson gave a splendid talk-on the lesson and each orvej went- away greatly benefitted by - having corner-^?.Just after Sunday School oui church services opened. Rev. ThonipL son preached a very insp'iiTng scrmon from Ephesians G: 11: .'[Put on the whole armor of God thai, ye may be able to w+thftand the wift>ff7>f th<7de~vil Never have we heard a more forceful sermon from anv minister. May he live long to. preach and gain souls fot 1 Christ. The A. C. K. League met at B p. m The subject was very ably discussed b- various ones. We. feel that Mr i Henry Turner deserves 'much, credit Mfor bringint? before us Kuch a gone [ lnbgranC ftnfLymn ?f ^program comYnittee. Sunday night services openeet at * o'clock. The* pastor preached anothei able sermon from 23rd Psalm. 1st > verse: "The Lord is my Shepherd I Shall not want."- ^-U present were made to fPCh-TJlflrtCc Several visitor? . were present and we^extend them r , hearty welcom at aff tims. 1 . m.Mm ' ' ij SUMTER -t - l;nroit StattnrrvMr ft. f'hnrrtt 1 .We are proud .to say that the Lore is,with us. ?Sunday morning we lis i tened to a soul stirring sermon hy oui k pastor, Rev. M. F. Robinson. We fee f assured that worthwhile thoughts ? found a loelging place in the hearts I {of all of his hearers. ,i Sunday evening at 3:^Q oVlork mil " Sunday School was called to order bj . . the superintendent. JMr. Wta. Lewis ITWik had as visitors, Professor E. D 'Jones and Miss Charles Young. The " l': ' ' T V;. ; . -y ; r , ifHE PALM AT young Men's class Is still sitting 'tin-1 der the banner. They have said they are going to be a leading star. Miss Essie - Gihsoh who is finishing her ] normal course at Morris this term, I Was elected assistant superintendent] of the Sunday School. .We are proud jto have Miss Henri-j ftta Duke back with us. She has just; returned from New York .'and"is a! splendid member'of our S. S., also ex-' secretary. " We were favored with inspiring tt- 1 marks from Mrs. Ilo'sa,Gibson, Mrs. Mamie Williams and Mrs. Seals. Tlioy: are bidding us t?bd speed.'' Our A. ( '. E. League is .-Jill iimving on. Sunday evening at our League was called to order by the prenident.? The* Jt?nlnj' choir was on the job." Dr. E. C. ".Jones made a splendid address on the subject: "The Rblathm of Alcoholism to 1'ovcrty,. Crime and Health.. Some of the hiuhy thing* he raid in his nddic s ad's "tllf -chtrrch -is mostly cdmjbisud of ' young pcople and -there is t/o' much alcohol dicing used-among thejn. o The amount of alcohol used in IT. S. amounts to three times the amount spent for education and six times as -much as took tp build the Panama Clonal. If we as a people- are to 'amount to ;my thing worthwhile, we musCUeave. alcohol alone. In most places where we find poverty in a community, alcofiol is hack of it. We are living in a day of crime. ^ . L Health is ony of qui- greatest assets. WithotTTthealth we yan do noth ing and alcohol is really itltainst our health. A person who is under the influence of alcohol is not- himself mentally nor morally." We are looking forward-to the com inn of our'Dii.iriet. Fupt rjntendent. Rev. A. J. Jenkins, who will be with" !us the second Sunday evening in Feb' ruary. j The League has on Queen rally. ,The "queens are "as follows: Misses Artrell Gibson, ICllen Hake, Edna E. JSharpe, Be.ssicv Lewis, Ellen Randolph 'Lucile Pearson, Alia Lewis and B^nkie Seals. ' We were glad to ha ye : Miss. 'Elmh'a" "Sharpy as a A'isitnr .Sunday evening. SPARTANBl KG NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Church We, the members of Trinity A.M. IE. Chureh, are thankful to Almighty I God for the sunlight of anothevbless ' ed Sabbath day. Sunday School opI ened ats l(f o'clock1 with Supt. T. W. I Williams at. his p?!>st... T|u> little folk i wCre out and full of pep. Our pastor i has the Sunday School well organized i When I tell you that the report read by the secretary., Mrs. Inez Garrett, .stating the Sunday School collection was $12.:5D, you -will then say it is a i well organized S. S. 11 :.'>() the orgamzst, Airs, Inez liarri'U was lit >u'i' . Tim mui^i cunI rett was at .her post. Too milch wo pot. bo said of- her faithfulness, to"render service.. . < I The -pastor preach<*<1 a wonderful sermon. It was both spiritual *""hu'd logical; the hallelujah**' to God wore sent up by the christians. Surely ibis man is a servant pf God, when he spoke so manfully from the subject: "The Proclamation and Power of the Gospel." Our hearts burned within. On Monday night we were, favored with a new set of trustees, naitiely: "Bros; A;. W. Hcrndon. M> Hanttlttm; ] Lewis ChestmjT and Oscar Rogers. These voung men arc "veadv for so vice. They know the command day. They arc loyal ' to the coj'e. The ushers led by Mr. Joe Byrd fill ed their places with dignity wearing j the ushers arm band for distinction. We were glad' to. see the visitors come again you are always wolc -nnc. We are getting Pack to r>ur old land lpark: the $l()Q.t)tt mark. We had a high day in Zion both spiritually and financially at (5 o'clock .the League opened with Mi$s Mary Tillieand Mrs. Carrie Anderson.directresses, the pro' gram was featured with a spicy sTTni> [service. ... ' ( . j .Rev. It. Browning- preached for us TdJrt?%? oil /ill !n\*n71 tVio cni'vwp . ...v. l>. cm? ?... . ..v -When in need of candies of all kind sec or write ,Mr, A. \Vv Herndon, hi cnn.fi 11 youv o Pdee-nny-timo and place give him a trial. | On last Friday We had our first quarter with our new P. K. Rev. K IbrETtlK Quit (i an impro>>iotvvr;ts it oh It 'on the members by the P. E. He,made 'many friends while in the eity i, from his business way of conduit inn ! his quarterly eon fere nee with sueh a jpastor'as Dr .1 .CI. McClcHan ami, the good P. E.our ehfmh I'eel safe. Dr. MeClcllan reminds us?of this passage ><(lo' tilloqgli the, irate;etc., h.u goes through .the eity arnT pre 1 tares the way ' for bis peoplur-he lifts'an a standard T tn"n~clp^s-bt?^uii sclvcr. ? || . The'little busy bee's led by Miss Ilattie Lee Penjrin are baby bees but 'they are* hustffng bees. They made I their report just t?s the "bees every .] second and fourtlf tjunday nights. Dr | McClellan the king, bee keeps the hivi J so sweet and busy until! there is nc ; | time to balk, for this ehureh of ours [.has become an engin(. of progress iiol n'oiilv bv ttutre ove-aiiiy.Inn" but Ty "gd ting more power from On high, wt rrthn-nk tiOib- that?our- eluach Is not sleeping while earth rolls onward in i to light. . [ j Dont knock, kick, slam and slap al > every body' on" the map but push sn.< (I pull and boost .and boom and use uj i all the room at chpueh next Sunday ESTU.L NEWS 7 -?St. I.qke A. M. E. Church -j Mnnrlny ninrnim* -Inn. ttfith- Dr. .1 > 'membered. Rev. Capers preached. r isonl stirring sermon from Matt. ?7: " 54; subject: vTho Hnrkesf Hour oJ j TVio World." On Sunday night. , h< nroached from Hebre^v 12fl: subject, ' ^Let Us fifty-Aside ,Kvevy'Weight o ', Sin." .A ' > Mr. TCfldie Uutchins. chairman a r Board No. 2.1 Is pitting l<rl>'k stoivs t< ' the church. * of Usher Hoard is rehearsing1 for i ; play. TO LEADER ' V ,' * ' MMM I 111 I 11 - <11 AliDDSTON NIvWS t Mt. /ion A.M. K. Church SiniUay. morning1, Jan. 2Gth, Dr. J j\V. Withorspoon preached from thi suhii'ft: "Tlu> ttevoalini? Touch." am J his interesting subject; "The Flyinj ; Religion," From these two subject the pastor delivered two poWerfu sermons. He sur.cly left a luxtinj impression on the hearts of thp mem j bers and friends, both, morning an* eveninf. " . i On Friday bveiiing, Jan. 21, the firs nu|cting?-oT the Missionary Society "fo t Irj's vear oh Mt Z-ion Church, wns heb at the home oT the district/ president Mrs. A. ('. .Mayes. 47 South SfYce and a very creditable showing \ya made by the excellent attendance b , the- numbers, and -wkh fxreat results ; A very neat Slim of money was eollee i eil a"d the loey.l president; Miss Phi iv limn had expressed the* sentimen j of all members that with that unite; I .Missionary spirit, we must win. Af | ter which district president Ynndt> ver; helpful remark's and this was Follow cd by. a grand" repast served *1>y \h .district president, Mr.?A. G. Mayes The members enjoyed a pleasant ev ening frith their appetites being wel ret iflpsbeU. The pUstor and ofirOevs of* Mi; Zioj are planning a fraud program- fo Founder's Day at Ziop. We hope fo ilugn'.'i great day. The One More4 KlTort Club~of. Con *|iry M. IS. Church ' The One More Fl'fort club is haying a Hot Supper and flirfli Crvrrtes at ;b F.l.i/.abeth Street, March 24, ll>3f ituy ar ticket ami-help a worthy ci.itisi Admission do cents. The big group -rally that was t have been"launched by Mt. Ziop r now in full swing aful everybody i working toward that great end. . Miss llattie Campbell Mi-Tyler o New York, formerly of this city, wa rontoHninod* liv Mr. und Mfs. I'hili , Hurry uit Sumluy aTlevuuuTr;;. prior t . lu-r ii-topii to Now Yot'U Monday. Jar j .??*' * ' V' . Notes- From' The Allen Life Guard Of Ml. /ion A. Nl. E. Church ' Tin- Ml. /ion Guard is. very nvue alive.. Be# inning -four months "ay with <iti)y nine boys, we have an en rollment now. of 40 of the finest on ; niost promising young men and.'boy , in tin* city of Charleston. We l>d jour co.inril meetings every Frida ovcniii'r from 7:00?In?H:"0 oVlm 1 'fh(' hoys ari developing jn their trai , }'ny courses iine. On lest Friday ev I ;;!ng Troop Xo. 1, Lieutenant C-lcyi I jam I Ford, !eadel\ .tlofi'jjttei) Trorr j No. 2," led by IJeute.nant St. Julia .! Hash m. the Ziy.-Zair Bottle race by I score oi! 2-1). --? . Troop No.- .was defeated by Th Cadets, lexL by Lieutenant J.. W. Xl>rtl Jr.. 2 jto 1 iu the Zig-Zag race... Cepl Marion Cblclbugh acted as tyuuh i alt of the games. The selni-Militar drills were .well- doije hy -all of th . Troops. We broke in eight 1 M Hi' emits last Fi iday night, We" hav 15 ('allots to initiat,.: em the secon fridsyv .night ?iri February and th Itoys are planning to have a grea night of .it.. The Gunfit is plahryin a Weiner .Iioast on the 7th .(if Fel ruary and a public program on th Hth. Let us build men for the' fiitur : by helping the. boys'today. Km a nuc I *A. M. E. ChurchI Tin- Hi I ile class opened at 10:1 1 Sunday morning with eleven memboi - -The-b^.UW was very interestingly ^jy cussi (I. The class was organized. On 1>: . r. Iiew J. E. Beard, instruclo . I .Mr. I. Fred Simmons, sissistant,, M OH ( ar.l. VUoiafreie. secretary and "M ,M. F; Blake, treasurer. We want th | members and friends to' join us an j make this class' tht. best Vol' its tkin in the city. You will enjoy being 1 member. Our teacher is brlininin - full with information. | At 11 o'clock the pastor (Udiyere . .?n.Ii | fnl sermon fo'und .Mark 1:1' -nighT the text was (lenesis 2k; I: L These sermons wertr .very.instr.uctiy< .;. a a..;..y :| Manigault , i| f ; v.. ' ? Undertakers 111:- ' 'i jg|H I i|:, I !*,W"!,v,M"!">'X"W";?W,'X?!?>,W"X":' '*."' . ~ ' . *., - V * *1-.'' I > . ;k , . . f . ... i. \ . a ^ . . ; | (trusting the sacred I notions to our compe- I it, understanding, digled Service insures |VT|ij| ' nptete compliance with the inviolable rights d desires of the be- BjttjjX y ? II h II ?1 = One pel son was taken in full mem_ h l-hip. Sllll^lliv nil'lil I !?.?s " lie v. Hiveivs, pastor of XjflV. . St." ; 'Philip Church preaehed 'a vcrj' ? nod ' L, sermon Sunday afternoon Jor the A. 1 C. K. League, Pro. John' James, a . steward of the above iiymed church, s ifave a short talk. \\\, appreciate this 1 visit from Itev.. Itivfrs and Uro. James , and will gladly help them at any 1 time, i . i I .Mrs. Maggie Alston and ladies of the Missionirry Societies of the citjl P need Jo be commended' for that excellent program.-at Emanuel Sunday be-1 j fore last. * Everything is alive around the I church, the Itod and Blue armies are s really Avorkinff. * I f The Spinster CimvdUnn will b*>j . held at Emanuel A. M. E. Church | ^ Monday cveivinjr. Feb. 10. lSh'50 at. 8/ _ p...pi. Come.-and see the old maids t~ transformed into 1 >cuuti 1'u 1 maidens.| [j Admission 25 cents. h -r . ' A meat lecture. l)r. I>. IJ. Sims, y preacher, scholar and" ftratojuj; will . speak at Emanuel Friday evening. r--Fel4"uavy- sh-lUihrat X o'clock-;?Sub.-r ject: "Cooperative Enterprise 'the Sal > cation of* the Xcjrr <>?' ' Ad.mission 25 [t cents, Come. and* help these efforts, j ? t?Morris Brow-ir A^ M, Er~t1irurch ' ' n, . Sunday, .Ian. 2fi(h was a "hijrh'day i h Zion.". The occasion being' Wdipr . r en's Day. in interest of our . church ' ally. Congratulations to trhose' who ;nadc the program a success.. Dr. L. II. Anthony gu?e us a heart . to-heart talk at the mommy -evjluce, using tor a .discussiotj ".Arise, shine:1 I for thy. liirl.t' is comet Our hearts . were opened to.. reccjv.p 'Miiis.wv.ndeyr. ful message, ' f*' . * , At 8:"<) the jUmjia'y Seliool program. s and. rally_liM?lcTflne1'. Mr. J. A. liar-' J ris of AIt. Zi?n A. M: E; Church.. \va< the speaker, and eace us, some, timef !,v remarks'which benefitted the lit i v t ie l'olk_as well. The ehjtfllren render-j I ed \vell thejr. r'-spetkiy' parts." Con-| , -y rHDlletion^-<o^M is>^K< na.-.l' dies, w ho i i directed the'projrram. Each class re | ? jiiiiitleil in the lin.iiu i.il?i-nll. making v the i"ally a success^ Ma-ter Fvhnk j Walker; Vlr.,' was decided upon by the] I. I,.fl/M.I * T7-. ii- 1 I | I miKy-A \ .M I ?.? 11 nil r. K'lUS, 19 J rs. tit*?*-v ,, io Williams ami Mr. Ford) us win-1 . ".eu for the Clearest answer to "What is SUuiinjr a.eainst the Holy .Ghost."; Dj-.- Anthony spoke at the-evening jl- syiVice oil Health,. Homo and Happi-i y"'nyss, Thiise who' failed .to. hear Dr.] L , \ nthoiiv?mused?sonu'thintr.?tVr?she i n -rhvo "u.< si: r.c much neetlc'i! ihlyrnia-! tion. ' f ; The women went, over the top raisP ne .S2X.i.0Ur. wlille the mien scored up! n ! . sl.r)2..r>2. Wake up .men, and keep 1 | awake, you'll never beat us women. The Coleridge-Taylor Glee Chib* i-j 7?Harmin# -their Aniiiv et ."-ai \?nrovrnm t . "itch for .the'date. . * i ' ' ' n . - " ' \ J. H. JOHNSON & CO, l' Notary Public and Dealer (' - in real estate and sale "of_lots in * PINK RIDGE GEMKTKRY. Beauo tifully located on paved r.o'ad above J. College Place. ' - ., >1 e . .Phone G422. 1 lOti'a Washington Street i y?? r IFAN-O-LIN SYSTEM . In Beauty Culture C.-jvp F AN-O-I .IN 1 and J Dandrurt { 'reparations -al trial: -i-heir v worth, has: been proved. Registered itv \ |J U. S. Pat. Off. a AGENTS WANTED. Write for term. <1 Mme. Fannie L. Carolina i. 1029 High Market Street ! tZ GEORGETOWN* S. C. | and Williams and Embalmers I" ' 714 Main Street " Columbia. S. C. " li We have a lady licensed $ H Fmhalmair. $j H' I Comp'ete motor X Bhj .^4" ^Equipment !*! Rli ' - . ? ^ ?* ?|? |h Phones ' "?j? SB D?y IS? Niglfr7242 4' ' ' ' * ' PAGE FIVE 666 - .is-^inscription for Colds. Grippe, Flu. Dengue. Bilious Fever -and Malaria. It is the mpst speedy remedy known. Quality Pressing Club Dry Cleaning. Repairing, Altering and J)>eiii'4 We are in business fc.r 'yfciir co"nvenifciice attd our living. A lit He C J. B??Denlty, Manager Y. M. C. A. Bl Il.DING Sumter Street P. ho Hp 3801 I I , ?-pJ. MOLINA ARCHITECT Plans ami Specifications ' . * Submitted on. .short- notice DUO E. McBee Ave. Greenville, S. C. Expert Starter, Generator; and Battery Repairs . PHONE 8580 Fripps' Battery Service Drcadnanglit Gould Batteries Longest Life; l>y Owner's Records ~GIVU US A 'LLLlAIi '*i? " 1213 Lady St. , C'oluinhiu, S. C. * . . *< 1???PW?M??p?a??nn? PROFESSION A L CARDS II;fl(t A. M. to: 2R Mr 6tTiie flffiO (LOO P..M..I<? K i\ V. Ro>. 0548 Dr. C. E. Stephenson Physician and Sdrgeon Disease of VVonier and Children A ?" Specialty . * ' Office: Resi.ilettcfi:-"^^ ~" 1 11 Hi' Assembly SL 13*8 O'flk St. Office 'Hours:. 8;3P.A. M. to 7:00 P. M. DR. H. D HARPER c? ** i'* - tuKvun neniisi ' Filling's, Kxtraelidn.s, Plates; Crowns ''L v . ttlAP 'JwdgeS ' Gold Crown and Bridge Work . A SPECIALTY " 110'.)1 j Washinrt >n- Si!'*' nv ''''ru ? DH. H. H7COOPEIl u- . , . - fan list Special Alien t ion Given to. Disease a of Ahe Gums, Gold Crpwr and Bridge Work. A Specialty ; Ullice Phone'(i-lfU,, 1125 Washington St Besidence Phone 82G4 a Ottiee 'IknirsT: ; ? TtfqiTrcrrres: ~ 8:bo A. M. to 7:00 P; M. Office OO.'k'l ' . '' . Residence 887.'! Dr.'-U. Tv. Jenkins DENTIST Fillings, Plates, Crowns and Bridges Sunday by Appointment Extraction l?y Conductive Anesthesia _ a Specialty. ~ J 1107Vjj Washington ?t., Cola, S. C. ~-DR.-L.-iM. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon <5??.i.i..V A iJ^.o r.; - ?> ivviM iwn viivi'Il L/ISCUSCS Ul Women.- '-.J - , . Office Resjdence 1125 W-nshington 2230 Hampton ?Pliune 6421) Phone 7501 I)It. J. G. STUART ~7 Office Hours: ' Telephone: .1-ijiHi m 1-rni-t' -M ?? -Ree. tO'.ta -?T^0:00 to 8:00 P.M. Office 3tl?0 Office: .Residence: 2030 Taylor St., . ' 1117 Pine St. Offico ttoirrsT" : r;" TTioTuT^ U A. M. to 2 1*. M. Res. 8875 c. n o.i. at utlTcd ITflT Dllfl^Y. I). Chappelie Physician aUd Surgeon Diseases of Women-and Children A Specialty Office: Residence: l324Vz Assembly St. 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S. C. . m. B~ *t ?' ? i.i11 ?Honrs; ? :?.?_i ?, !? 0 lo' 10 a. m. | 12 tO~ 2rp.'m. , G to 8 p. m. - . Phone 371J0 203t? Taylor Street Office Phone 8107 Pes. Phone 6798 N. J. FREDERICK [ Attorney-nl-Law and Notary Piihii? PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS * ' ?niint' ailtl Federal T "" Mia wayniit?i6n sr.TT^^fnTs. er - m Office Hours , Phone . 9 a. m.' to r2 p. m. 3536 : 3 p. m. to 7 p. m,? . 1 ' , ? Dr. H. G. Thompson 1 Surgeon Ocntist Places, Crow ns, Bridges, Extractions 1e? "A--flpef ially " _ . ?Res: 2228 WASHINGTON STREET ii414H Assembly St. Columbia, S. C. ' 7