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*1 4 1 Saturday, March * 15.? 19M0. - J I. CHURCH NEWS OF -?The B. Y. P.-II, of Second Calvary. X> along with -its' minister, IhuJRey^C. J H. Brown extended an invitation to a all the young people's Societies of]o Columbia on February 9, to meet j p 'JfiF with them in a joint service. The ob-1 p ject of the meeting was: , j t 1. Provide an unusual opportunity | s inr rteWflffll'l'ru unil iin'inlum, lir gcttfc acquainted with one another??~ | o 2. Provide an unusual opportjujjij^ a for real christian fellowship. , Irl 3. Provide an opportunity^ for, young people to. present new ideas. 0 4. Help lay out a calendar for q this year's work. ~ ~ s 1 f 5. Solve problems of societies, as- j sociations, and individuals by the pol- * ing'of ideas? ' : ;'= ly f j# Mrs. Albertha Simons, the pre?i- ] j, ;,/ . dent presided throughout the me^t- L *?*- ? -fa feu - Mr. E.-C. Clark of Emanuel A. M.l j ?' JS. Church spoke on church work as a jy - community ' work and builder. His j " talk was well taken by the" yoimg peo ==- ph\~ because thevkm-w- the-?valuable ?servTx^e~*hia-yuiing man lm,i giyen.iD.h f helping to erect this magnificent edi- |"j fice in Kendalltown. . * - j( The Benedict Quartette rendered . . HBeyerai seiectiohs,. " - ??-j-; Mr. Hammonds, who represented!0 the 'Y" from Benedict college spoke. ; on Religion and Sciences?He?sfcimu- lj lated much thinking on the part of ^ the young people. Miss Fair repre- jj B sented Sidney Parlc~with-a very help-, ^ ~ ful~ -paper. Appropriate -remarks fg were made by Mr. Rosborough of 1st. c Calvary. ?-r-?- ' ..jj p. Thjs_ meeting was so very helpful, | it was decided by the representatives * from .the various churches, that a a Sp- r m^etintf woukL he:.hehcL.pt_2nd Cal- 1 n i ' vary on March ifi, at fi o'clock"; tT5 ^ I: s .form a permanent young ^people's * "fi ' leadership council. Ftyerv' .churcui in " $ the city is requested to send dele- T gates for this organization^ J ??:? ?. jv JUNIOR USHER BOARD OF 1ST. I 4:'. JCALVAjijf - ! _'The Junior Usher Board of First ^ Calvary held its weekly meeting at v Leola?Pearson. " The. "meeting . was J en11"d to "rHpi- hv thp nresident. The toll was called,and each member that: r . TV P?nnnnt roepnrwlpH with n rpintfl- * tion from the Bible/- After the meet- , ~ fnj? We were favored wi tha- program: . Instrumental solo Miss Rosa Lee Jef ferson; Poem Miss Juliet Raiford; JQuartet Misses Elizabeth 'Pearson, * Janic Kershaw, Emma Kershaw and * Sfc, i ^nwie Meshitt. ij After the meeting we were served-^ J fa delicious course,oT^ ice cream and 1 j ' ' cake. ' . ' j? if THE Y S OF JONES CHAPEL A. M.! Xi E. ZION CHURCIll - J 11 v.. jWisKos ^VTargaret, Victoria and.Jes- c . sie Gladden were'hostesses to the Y,' fi -s^on Wednesday February 26th at their | ^ liuin-e 1J112?. i ?' ?j . y The meeting opened with the us-! v - ual devotionaTs." ATter which the 1 * iDP"esident, Mtss Florenc-e (l #|5r<?pted the members and extended a 1 "Stearty welcome to-Uhe viiiiUii^. .. . _:P i t The minutes of the previous meet-j* inpr-having been read, the members ' responded to roll caH^with their dues-j-t r" fflN house was nex't opened for bus- if ? ' ,'fiess at which timG plans were corn- c .pleted for a trip to the T. B. Canip p L_ ihis_jtnppth. ? ^ - . '"Among the^%-httors^prr^^t-^weiaiJ Mesdamrs Berths Foggy," Hayes, An-P= "g'eline Bailey and Wilson and Misses] M. L, )Vatts, Annip Williams and.Ed- 1 na Craft. Each'of the visitors gave:f interesting antl enoourairing talks!]1 in whk*h they complimented the mem ! * bm ?r their.work afld offered their 1 sipp! SVt., Miss Adellp Greene made!* a fitting response to the visitors. Mrs. k Hayes, was welcomed as a new mem- s ber. After the roll call for mfscel- ^ ~Iffneous quotations the^ foBowing pro- ]-? gram was enjoyed which" included: a I ^ vocal solo by Miss Corinne..Gordon; jr pianQ?^o]aa_ by Misses Annie Williams >k and" Victui ia Gladden and the?GtuhT^ ~ song by all.1 -? - U At the. close of 'the meeting the | " hostesses delighted their guests with ic a delicfehs repast "consisting of pota-1 to salad;. sliced pork, pickle, rolls, c Ice cream and caktf and chocolate ? fudge. " ""it Thfe Y's thank the following friends'? - for conttf iftutions: Mrs. C. J. Benson, Misses pele Kennedy and 0(f>ssa, i .... Bates. > ' ] ?^ ? - f CH^R^JSTPN NEWS. Zion Church, Sunday of wst weak was a gener- ' al exchange (If pulpits, in Charleston -* among the ^ministers, and Mt. Zion ^ ? , -*Vaw wall provided for hy sending to ua^Bev. Lloyd, ^who eam? To .us full . the- hohy-sjMritHand Zion "was. hies'Z 7^?ed with ^a vbry excellent sermon by ^ ^"ftey. JJoyd. - The attendance was us- j ually-good. At^our evening service _3 OUT pasto>;-5jg^hack at his post and j <C^came hack wTHi^fc-eiifgrcod spiritual ~~pirwer and delivered orfffs^44s strong ^ sermons. The ..evening attemftiQCe ? was unusually large. The pastor^ spoke of the large number of sick members and friends of Zion and he , roqnnnt.ed that, tho. audience have silent prayer in behalf of <our . sick and ^ - ? daprosttod -members and friends which - ^ . > was a very impressive moment to aH7( On gim/lniT Mndt Orwl Mica SarftVi : T " Ffttfey, Ttrrvr attamdi-ntr -A Hon-Uivar^ -? ?aityv-Oolumbia. . was taken irrto full y membership at Mt. 7.ion. We wish f her a future of success. < On Wednesday evening March 5th r at Mt. Zion the people of Charles- | toil- were honored with one of the best lectures we ever heard, in this ^ city for many years. This wonderful ^ lecture was delivered bv Attorney j Nathan Dobbins of Washington, D. - v" _ .v ,-t - mi l i-<mi>.it i ' "vc ? - . s * n^r. B;r H iii - f . 1 . SOUTH CAROLINA ! lr- His loctur^ fiom .the .subject\ 'he Negro &hd liis Citizenship. Atarnev Dobbins had demoilgtra te.d suerb intellectual ability as'an orator nd a Historian. He dug up history f ancient days, and proved" lochia eople the worth of education and 'reparation, and h? also said to conend for your Tights to'Vote. T" Why houldn't we- be ^.rij)ud of one of Louth Carolina's sons, and a student f Allen university, Columbia,. S. I'., Howard University School of There will be a "Lecture at ZiQ? h March I8th for the benefit of the Iroup Club by Rev. J. W. Witherpoon,. subject: The^ Twir Stbry louses. Let us not miss this great leat in store for us. We are lookng forth with deep interestTor the ecture by Dr. Witherspon, a noted peaker. A silver offering is asked t tlie dour. Irs. Eloise Lawton and Mrs. Essie i?eBridei_ captains. ? Plymouth Congregational Church." -Plywoutlr clwrvlr ,was- pleased Uj ay, Rev. J. E. Beard, pastor of Email el A.*M. E. Church. The appreciaivc audience which greeted hihpw'as dined by his informing and inspiring ermon. Plymouth's pastor filled the ulpit of Centenary M. E. Church, "he appointments were a part of the :eneral exchange of.'pulpits in all Charleston churches, ?? The Excelsior Club' of-r Plymojjth hurch will hold it.s?monthly meeting it the home of. Miss Emilv Gregory 81 Congress street, Tuesday, March 8th -?t 5:30?e^eloek;?A-H--members re requested to attend this meting What is the Community Church? Phis quest)on.win he answered byRei P.oS. Ledoetter in a special- sermon Sunday night March 16th. .-It"ts" expected that a large audience of-members and friends of Plymouth church rirrtTe presentrto hear this message Emanuel A. M, E. Church. ^=A fine and brotherly spirit was exinvited in the" Intjer-denominational diisterial Union. On. Sunday morn ng the p]?U>rs: of the.1 city exchanged iulpits. -We- were very" pleased tc tave ReVj^Dtmbar, pnsfor of Mor* 4s?Ktreet|?jptist church. Ho' preach>d ?r<jm u>e^ II Cpff 3 chapter 1 vs Phis able sermon was well taken afid lev. "Dunbar _?proVed himself to be idtTi an able speaker and linger. Qui last.or preached at Plymouth Copgrerr tionf^l church. We hope by this xchanging . of' pulpits, the warm irothcrly feeling that exists between he ministers will be felt between the hurches. ~aruT~thratr-we realize we're ill working for the same 'goal?hea'eYi. i . After* the morning service the fulcra! of Sister Beatrice C.rum was >f Bro. Blake's class.?? Sunday school was opened at 3:30 >y the Supfc. Bno. S. Lv J<5nes. TPhf essoa- wa&very interestingr- L'.m vsUrc ho" discussion of the lesson with the lass, as' it was so beautifully ex"opchprs' Mooting bw-tfur"pastor and Jrs. J. B. Jones. ------The League was good Sunday aferroon. Three" white friends were iresent and remained? throughn.nt the vening service. They were Mrs. W Ilollock, Miss M. CV-hhol+ock and Vf II ?T"\ li-,, 4-1 ^ i>i i >. 11. \j/. uuiin. iu i n. i i wuuv.i\ to the' I.eaOn Sunday evening our pastor (reached an excellent sermon. In pite of the very busy day he had lad, he was filled with the spirit. His exf was?-ReV; ?3:20.?After this ousing. message, the pastor request d" the? choir to sing: "There's^ a Stranger at the Door," it was sung everal times each time brought a 'bung person in the church. The re;ult was fivq cohnccted themselves vith the church. We wure glad lr lote several visitors present. Sister Smith one of our old members, died f-st week at-the-home oL.her_da.ugh cr, Mrs. Rachel Harbson. ' SrstOT -mith was a faithful and?devout hristian. Mrs. Addie Williams -^one ~Gt oui ddest S. S. teachers lost her mother ind is very -sick herself. We pra> or her in this hour of sorrow and iickness. The Red Army will give a Trij Ground the World, Monday eve, Mar iO. The Trio Around the World i? iponsored by Mrs. E. M. Green._ SPARTANBURG NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Church " Sunday school opened 10:00 wit! he assistant superintendents Mr. Hen y Turner,?whn?spares?nrr; time it nakmg-the- Sudav school.lively. 5ft ,vere sorry to know that 6urtsupeirm> endent, Mr. T. W. William?, is stil 11 and could not^e with today We miss him very much and hop< lotv soon be. will be a We tn~getrmt _11:30 the organist Mrs1. Garrett vas.at her best. She has a well train'd choir that, willjstand the test^any where. Dr. McCbpilaiv our belov?E rnstor, preached from St. Matthew '8-20. ; : Subject: "His nromiso presence.' '? ?.P..11_ t / __ _ J' 4-L us-germon was iuu 01 lire unu myu t >11 the vrflv thru. As we-Jooked ovei he congregation into *o fnaiiy fat'ej t made us think that winter hac brown off hi* gray mantle.,and sprihj mil adorned "herself in her beajjtifu' treen gown. Too much cannot be sale >f Dr. McClellan and his way of car 'ylng ott bis~ services.- They are realy out of the ordinary. When ybi vant to enjoy real metropolitan ser rices come to Trinity A. M. E. churcl vhere you are always welcome al my time and on any occasion. At 3:30 o'clock Rev. McNeal, pas ' - I. ;,r ' ' ! THE PALME tor of the Metropolitan and his con| gregation worshipped with us. Kev. r mc.-NfSn?Fought us a very timely message which we were pleased to enI joy. At 7:30 we were at our post, KeVr-Wv H. Peterson piaaohed a splen - did acfiimit for us stressing "servtecA We all enjoyed hn? very practical sermon. Come again-Key,, we were " glad to nave you. r ~~t ' The choir rendered excellent music both ftiorrilng and night. On next - "Monday?attereon the? yoior choir-^ reeted by "Miss Stacy Whitmire. wili give a musical program. Watch these little buds blossom int6 full bloom. Mrs.?Christerlene Dean, our church secretary, needs to be commanded for .the new jinjijiiM way in which she rean ' ilie monthly lepoit.?Oh wpuM to Uou that we had more trained young women 'like this young woman..' Trinity's'big hearted christians have closed up- the rank. No intruder can oreak through. They have put the spiritual wah so high untH"the enemy cannot go over it. Its so wide they cannot go under,- they must come , in at the door.', The services closed with the financial report for the day, $185.00. Witn such a_ leader. _a&_ Dr. McClellan_ the old flag wilTnever touch the ground. _ Follow hint and be led and success ' will be ours. Our own dear church mother, SisE ffrl' Klla Whit""'" tnW?.n vpry ill i uti llm mutniHy eerviaa and had fo-be taken home. We hope how early she npay be able to be at her post for we miss her sweet childish face so r very much: ' ? ?? Others sick, Miss Lillie Ree$, Mr. T, ?W. Williams, Miss- Lula Hamii? r won," Mrs. Georgia Jeter, Mr. W. M. ! Calhoun, whtf was painfully injured by an automobile, Mr. A. Wi Williams, and Mrs. Lillie B. Armstrong, r For all those we wish aF^speedy re. covery. " j We regret very much the continued 'y. illness of brothers Kinard and P.-T. Teague. _ The famous Williams Singers will appear at Trinity April 4th. Conn i; and get a rare treat, Dr. McClellan -has planned family . day for the 5th Sunday. Come out i and see this unique affair. The Sil ver tea given by stewardess boafrd No 1 was quitb a success led on by Mrs. Oilie Blakeley. ~~T. L success. You'll find what'you look for,?don't look for distress. If you I see but. yeur, shadow, remember, 1 f h1.au n,nt'tvin o..? o+.n .uiui??? v??v.vii^ .Tun 10 OH11 siiiiiui^} uui you re in "The wayr Don't grumble, - iliin't hill itri-; TlrLianr^ nn^ dr>n'? j shirk; donJt think of your worries, ^ out LUink of ypur Work.?The worries ' _will..vanish, trie-work-will be done. No man sees His shadow who faces' " the sun. V ? . *"* . m i mm * ' ~ (1 KEEN WOOD NEWS. The many friends of Miss J ulia Mae (Joode are glatj to know, that she has completed her course at Morris ' College, and is now at hon\e with her | parents- Rev. and Mrs. Goode. ' ^ 'Friends of Mrs. Carrie Dandy will be ^lad 10 know tli^il she ij oblc to r be out. again. ? ^ list. Eph. Har-r-inf-knnwh to the people - as Uncle Eph is?seriously ill at his L nomc on New Market street. I Mrs. Fannie Foster-of?New Jersey ~,is visiting her giand mother?Mrs.Katie White; also her son i Mr., Joe" . White. The family is rejoiced to have r -them at home once more. ... Miss Helen-Woods will spend the 1 week-end with her aunt Mrs. Fannie Hinnes in Greenville.' ' i Mrs. M. J. Miles and children of Mtmtn, Ga,, wpent the wevfr end'with" tier parents Mr. and^Mrs. Kobt. WilJ liariis. The Stewards board "No.4"-^ of Wes' ton Chapel A. M. E. Church are hav' ing their monthly meetings at different homes. The meetings are nicely ^ attended by the menibrs and pastor [ Rev. B. A. Lykes. Our last meeting was at the home of Mrs. Anon Nance , on Gilliam street, Wednesday even| ing. March 5th. at 7:30. . . We. are having a~ very "interesting" I program at each " meeting. President Mrs. Ida "Green. Morris ChflRjBp Baptist AChnrch. .. .Douglass Johnson D. D. Pastor LasLjSunday was a gdla day in the . life of ou'r church. The Sunday ~ school opened' at_ 10 a. m.. with Mr. , John H. Evans, Supt. and other offiI cers a ttheir post. ? 11 :J0 ar-m.t- morning?worship^_Ilie: > choirs sang sweetly. The pastor de. liver-ed a strong sermon from the sub * ject: "The Miracles of Christ." Sunshine Band met at 2:30 p. hi., Mrs. Clara Watson, directress. 5^ p. m7," B. Y." P. U. forces met. A large crowd was present. The lesson was taught and several present made encouraging remarks. Mr. Jas. Robinson is nvPsiHpnt nf thisi nnifilinrv And hnst 1 things well in haild.? ?7;45 evening worship. A. large and ^ npprpciative ivrrrwd was- present to *~"hear the joastor deliver another one ! of. his special sermons: "As an Eagle 1 Stiereth up her Nesti" We love, our ''feat pastor" ivrid our prayers are ? Jhat he live a long time to preach - the gospel of Christ and serve * aS^our spiritualleader* All the aux' -iliaries 'are spiritually and financially | alive and are cooperating in full with, ^Tnrgreat leader the Lord has sent us. The_ pastor has been with us nearly , two^years and has done a great work - here, giving snecial attention to the "irk and? needv not only i his church hut the* city'fftTHJrge.?r?-? ? uur 'spring revival -w!H? ' the.-fourth Sunday in this month. The j Athenian -workers wiDpresent. .'T'he ! Spark Plug Convention" on Friday night March 21. Getferal admission' -10 cents. Don't fail to see thisplay. ~ Total receipts for the day $46.02. All 1 are friven a warm welcome to our * services. ' - .vi - - - ? ^ Tabernacle Bantist Church. ? - ' Takinsf-aip wfere\T left off, Tabernacle is-*4111 holdlnpr he* ^own. On )^ . ' 1 :tto leader " the 28th of Feb. t he LsiiUiLiies pulle off their one hundiec' dollar marel The weather was unfavorably hut was a grand success- Our pas to] Revs d; VV. Muthis caunc ovei froi .Laurens accompanied?hv' -Hie pa^t.i of St?Paul,. his wife. the ineiry vs i?i OW Mrs. Whltener and Mrs. Waihis. ' On the first Sunday our service were grand? and largely?at-tendvi On Thursday night Prof. H. F. San ders of Brewer Normal' High schor gave a coin'crt at?T-aIn^emede -I'rir th Missionary society. It-?teasMadam Humor says: "Prof., J&ander has made up his mflid ,that./jt is iki good for man to live alone." Enuug said. ' ' o - v. Miss-Ros^ L. Cannon is home agaii at'Ltff unntnrr sum-.sMni srrnini u-ii; Tat Coki&sbury.i Mrs. John Finley was among th visitors at Tabernacle Sunday. W have many sick yet,, in our member ship and we pray for them daily. ? ; ?* - . *m. ? DILLON NEWS? Bethel A. M. E. Church. ^Sunday morning our new pastot Rev. J. P. Washington filled the pul pit. Ho preached ci fouI ntii'nn^ Ver mon from Romans 1:15-16 v erf's v.Subject '1A? Message of Salvation. S. S. was largely attended and dls cussed and "enjoyed by all. ? r - rAt, 7dl0 ilunday nig lit our Itt'lovt" P. E! Anuerson with Revs. (Iambi and Herriott ^er,, in'the pulpit. Af ter being again introduced by Rev Anderson, who also thanked am commented the members, Revs, Cam kl ] u-? ?uu iicn ioi.i., ana others for h?>ld dng the flock together until the StfFp herd was sent. Uur paster, Rev. 3 P. Washington again spoke to u from I -Sam. lb:?. Subject: "God' Way of Seeing,II We an-?iugbl pleased with the pastor sent us an pray God's blessings <>n~his .adminis ttatl^fT . s ? .?* Ellorep this mornitfe rrtuch to ou sorrow, we had Teamed to love he and her uear husbands Social News. ^ Messrs. Tracy Rogers and Janie Campbell were hdkts to the G. II. .v and Literary club Monday" nitrht. - ? splendid program was rendered, aftp which whj^t was enjoyed. A deli :ious salad coWsc with sallmcs an ! colffie was served; Mrs. Teretha Henderson,yis visit ing her sister. Mrs, Junnie B. Pag in Mullins. ?" X'? Mr si Margaret Richardson 1/1 is ~Ti Lumberton hospital. We hope fb -hm?a qpecdy?rewvcryr~~ ' ?Mr." sfiTt--t ?*+??? . ?* o. <iiun6a n.iiNiH .riil\ returned ?tn?their?tiiune?rn?Tivntor N.. J.,_ after Visitingj jstdativ'es uin ffiendg herer / lkxin<;to^n kws _ The Bethel A. M. E. and St. I'au Baptist church ch?irs rendered beau tiful music ..Sunday afternoon in th Hi School auditorium for the benefi of the school.? The adult school reports a fulj" at tendance and pleasing results, th school is. t a light hy^-M isses C. Bt;o\vi and 3am Battle,?= ?? ?? The community morns the death o beth Birklej^. Rev. Bailey1 had as his guest la> Sunday Mr. Killings\v.prth and MT Scessnins of Columbia. Prof. J. D. Me Rant spent the weed end with his family at Hopkins. Mr. W. H. Xorley of Irmo teas" th" week end guet of Miss S. B. Battle. M isses Iceletta .Johnson and Iren Butler spent the week-end with" t >>.-i parents in Columbia." . .77 Rer. Johnynn pastor of. Bi t lied A. M E. Church will have, several- sermon: preachedthe fourth Sunday nitrht 'There-wtl-4u? ^ome av.wuieiodeveryone is invitfd. | .MtJ-Zioi\-jr A. K Church.!"" We are jylailto.say that wc> W()r shipped in our new church Sunday Sunday school opene^l at 10 o'clocl with Brp. <Tnseph Seyv-elU Sup.t. ..in. tif fice. < At 11 a. m.r our p^tor 'Rev. S... .1 Johrrson preached a doul : in'spirmj <ermon., A_t .'t p. nwljean K. Av Ad ams of Adieu?University., pi o?u lied .; -ermon that shall- be forjrotten At ^. o'clock the' A-r~?\ ?E. -I.eajiui met. At 7 <dclock?we' hqd. also .We had a" nunihcr (Vf visitor to worship 'with tr+r Our- doors ?afi ypcii lu uie 4}umic. avui'-v ..^uniia^. JUT. ZION A. M. K. CHI IU II ?=~(, R A N ITJvV I U.K. Sunday school opened at 10 a ni The leaxuM was inlet uslimr and- wel taught by Mrs. D. B. Spnnn our Supt who is very faithful. The K League is still alive and we. are pray Z-frt. .v.*. .> kManigault < Undertakers 5* flMl -i?I ?1 'I'C' 1*1 T*t -*t -*r 't' t 1 i T_ * ? " -/"TV ,??? ? r i - fc / d ing for its increase T. effhe W. H. & F. Missionary Society it is still moving along "nicely. At 7:30 > r, p. m., Rev. 11. B Thompson,-our-pa&z | n tor, preached a beautiful sermon from j r I'hi4e?n?m 4 ]47. We arw proud-te have -Kuv. Thompson as mir?pastor, This | ?year his prugrkm 1r satisfying1 and) it welcomes everybody to taKe part i. in- it.?Fhn^ is h hMf'Tt t" . win someone for Jesus Christ. We if were pleased?to^ hflve . Mr*. -Dolly tr-she will-come again. t IN MEMORIAL. h * :?" In loving memory of our devoted n mother, and grandmother, Mrs. MinO.nie J. Alllcnell. who iP.pa~rtf<l thicl ! life March 11th, l*J2y. . A year hasj passed since that sad e day. ... .. - When one we loved was called away, ' Always so good, unselfish and kind,Few on earth, her equal we find, | One of the best. (I Of! PAttU A I I V.WX4 V.1VVAIV1 OC1IU, A loving mother and grand-mother to the ond. M rs. C. L. Buchanan, Daughter, ,11 I Messrs, Roscoe and Paige Mitchell Sonsj iss Borma Carter, devoted grand-]| ;; ' daughter. IN* MEMORIAM. - - ] ,< W ? u ^?^HT^n^mory of our dear snTr~and.. brother William LerGy Simpkins 1 ; Respectfully sleeping, resting at last, I'. Life's weary?trjats and- sufferings .'In silence you..-suffered in patience _ ; you. bore, .?~?~~ ~T~ P - Until-God called yfili horneto suffer 3 no more. t Your- tired hands are now at rest, v Your?voice forever stilled: j A place is vacknt in our home, Wbieh never can filled. ?Keep hinii Jcsus.in thy keeping,? Till we'reach_.thc _shining shore, .... hen, O Master, let us have him 1 T<> love him as we did before. r It. Simpkins, Mack Simpkins, i W. Mr SrrnpkiUs, ,.E. ..T. -Simpkins andMother. ' ' . - '' [ IN MEMORIAM. Iri . lovitltr > >??*> ?>?> ~? J ? ...iinuij' <ji yur aear mother. who departed this . life tw^_ years ago, March . 11th, 1928. Gone _ but not forgotten. . * ' 0 We tbved thee dear mother, Oun days wont always last, - Your- chair__stands vacant which was, . one time filled. = . . f. _ A move each day in lonelmeTufFbf , ^ ? heart, y j*<|fr - r ,j Ah, hie bow; I Joue' tjvoe my mother j soul' doth. melt. . Oh. uyjup is niOr that \ .Such a friend * must departy :? ? Tor many sorrows and pains I, have , ,i-."felt. ^ \S She has gone, now- my.! ambition is i ^ blind, ivc ,-x .[/ ty?p5r-krrrrw tedge is sweet only to hap^ py? mothers. * V = |-()h where shall 1 go to find peace a-j e' J?ain? . ' u . Again dear mother I shali shake, your J j. lily white hand. ? i ' f; I.ola BroWn. Daughter ? < | ?IN-MEMDRIAM? and brother. Robert William JohnsOn | ' < who departed this life one year ago. ?March 10, 1929 at Norwich, Cy, l' At times we f?ro\v so lonely. Our sorrow seems to soar, . - t l- When something tells us plainly.' | r CIod loved'you even more. In our hearts your memory lingers, : ' * Sweetly, tender, foryl and true, ^_T.here is not-a-day -xleax-^ i ' ! I'lome knows how s??d the parting ' Or what the farewell cost, - But we trust that .God and his angels. ( Have gained what we have lost. Veu left- behind you broken hearts, n That loved you'so sinceiY, >.That never did nor never will ' Forget, you. Bobble,'dear. -ll_I WLiliiam Johnson, Father, Isabella Johnson. Motherr r Esther Johnson Pawkins,. Sister.* l_ J. H. JOHNSON & CO. " Notary Ppblic" and Dealer in Veal estate atid sale of lots in " I'lNK'itlDGftrCEMETERY. Beatl^ " tifully located on paved road above Phone-^6422. ?: 1109'fe Washington Street * * ? ? and Williams I / '? ... ' i and Embalmers * * >* ? . v - -???f: 1~?- - f 714 Main Street ' V i Columbia, S. C. ? X n ?^Webave a lady licensed ? Embalmer. f _ Comp1 Phone* Day 8519 Night 7242 ~v | __ ? tt *. . 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Stephenson v l'h)>iiiaii and Surgeon Oisr:ls4. ..I', VVuliU,'-!. ._iUid- Children A SpWiully '> Otftfv: ^fltoes4<lur,K'e i Ul l'a A>s-inl?ly S?; JT&8 <>jilc St - Office I lours: 8A. M. to 7.hm p;M? ? Snrnrtm l)t-nl.ist?II?. ?_ FtTtrrf<>?; ICxi rnel ions. Plates, CVovviis . """ ' -^sUiul, 'IrulKvs'-.-t. 1 , i?.\ " Gold (iuwii^i'ii 1 W oiU 11 U1MT~\\ 'pjV.y^ 21033 I)R. H. : !* ".'"iW1* ' Special A tteul i< 11 (i i\ t*ii K>e^Vf'v ,e ,, /. ' ' "* -Jjf % (>l MlO (jlllO* - 7^ XSiliV Cruwr ijiul ,1P id^e. Work ?'' A Specially i )llice Phone. (Vll'O, 1.12") Washington Si Residene,, Plume -8201. 1 Qfttee?tfcuti's: , ' 1 elfrphouosi? ? 3:30 A. M. tiAT imjJ>1. Office 0033 r_ Resilience 8873' ?Dr. D7"K~~.fenkin^ ~ I M INT 1ST Fillings, Plates, .('downs' and Iti idgc* -Sunday 4ry A - ?: IC.\ traction hy Conductive Aneslliesis a Special; v. - * " l-lOTAg-?Wa-s ki+itfWi - DR. L. M7I ) AN IELS I'll) sician and Siirjrvon > Special Attention'Hiven Disease's, tifrf . ' * s ' Women. jj Of free J- i'esidenee 112!)-Washington 22:ju^lluniptnn ' ?Lhtmu .iiA2ll : Lliunc Tnt'i-D?- ? i)K. j. cl/'Si*i'Airr:~ orrU-ft Hours': Tolepn.oiie: II.Ill)' 111 I . I) I'. ,M. i;(^-~prr2 li'.ou" lo S:U?' IT" AD " OHice 27U0"?? (5 rCU-o: IlL'siiljLMK'eT 20?>o Taylor I I17 f'rrie 'SC. "V. iLA.W,UllLl.,lg J ()Cl iit;. lliiUys^, _ % Phones I t A. M. to "/"Iv M. lies. 8875 v_ ~T,. vmr: to 8: P.m7 OiiVe 1247 ? DR. W. I). Chappelle Physician and Sn r pre on Diseases of Women and CluTcIren ~'r ~ A Specially Office; 'Residence: I224 ?,? AjiscuiMj St. IUOT PTne SI. ^ Columbia, S. C.. ' Olyice Tlonrftt??? - ? * ' : ?ft to 1IT a. m. ^ 12 to 2 p. fii. - ' v ft to 8 p. m. : ' . ij Phone- 2ttilt? -T'n.v4or Street ^ Qfl'irp PliTfirT 8107 P.-s Phnict' IIVUU -tfrXTKEDERtr K ~ At loriioy-al-I.aw. nitd Notary Pjiblio ?Pit M UCK IX Al.l. ( <H "It I S 4 Stat r?arrrl?Frilcrnl 3*7^? I lift Washington St., Columbia, S. C. ' Office Moors Phone? ^mrttrrf--mr ?"=*=== HSMff ft o.mCto *7 pXm. ~ Dr. H.nK.--Thompson Surjrbon 1 >t*n I ist Places, Crovyns, B'hi^i'S. 'KKCfgrt i"??* " ' A S|U'ria!t y R^; 2228 WASHIM?^>N ^TRKKT' 1414*4 Assembly St. Columbia, S. C. -i "* -. 7; :'. .-1 ?? .): ' '