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Saturday, February 2S, 1931. . ^ CHURCH NEWS OF y . - JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION I CHURCH I The Sunday School -was very fit. "tlhgly'fauglu Sunday morning by the various fleachers.. The superintendent gave a short review, and a few interesting remarks were given by .the pastor. . ?At 11 ;00 A- M? i\e beglftt the morning service. Our pastor choVe as his subject, "O. that 1 had wings like a dove, for then* would 1 fly away an 1 be at rest. />5 Psalm 0.11 was certainly a sold stirring sermon, :^aud?tlie^onrpgwti?m?rnrelVed much food for thought. . v At '4^00 P. Mr the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society and the Yu1' Woman's Missionary S<>ciet^gave a contest-. a Rev. Gibbs a?*ain preached? ble seriny? on "Seeing the Lord fix us oo nit* woi k nun lie would have us to do. He admonished the missionaries as to their duty, and gave much inforination along that line, which was readily accepted by the congregation Mrs. Rosa Williams, contestant for. the Parent body was declared' the niost -rt'?ular, reporting 85 cents more than-Miss tonne, bordon, contestant for the,, "Y." Total amount raised ^ t ' , was $15.55, for which the President.of the two Socidties are very gratelui Our rally will terminate Sunday; all members of the,Red and Blue Sides are urged to be present and hold up > - for your sidei *? Sundav is our 2nd Quarterly meet wing.- (Aur?Presiding?Klder.?Or?Lri Eloweu-will be present. The public is cordially Jnvitcd to a4 end out services njl day as they will be very interesting and impressive. . i . ^BETHEL A. M. E. t ill R( II NOTES After a very., interesting study m ' .1 the Sunday School lesson ill which a large number of pupils joined Sunday morning, the School was highly favored by timely and interesting re marks, by Mrs. Jennie S. Lew,is, of Chicago who was once,a teacher in '"Bethel's Sunday School. She is a booster and an organizer of Sunday School having attended the World's .Sunday -School'Convention In Glaseo, . ? 'Scotland . At 11:15 A. M. to a very splendid congregation of members' and friends rw. r .i..i:,., i ]....4-..v sermon from the subject, "The Well "of"Salvation" as found in Isaiah 12:d At 7:30 P. M. again a glorious sermon from the subject "Cod's people fr victorious as found in Joshua 7:8. At (*>:.'U) P .M. Pr Robt. W. Ma nee, electrified the largo number of young folk and culults ill the League service. Participahts ~spii the program werg, Misses L. tK. Prasier, Rebecca Johnson Maude Pendcrgrass, L. N. Mance of the city public schools; Mr. Veal, Mr, ?Edward, Sweat and Miss Dine of .AiLi. en and Mr. Roscmond of Wesley M. E. Church. The program was very much enjoyed; we thank the partici^ pants and hope they will come agaim. We are thankful for the young man who venule forward and joined Sunday morning, Mr. Lutheran Moore. A mong?t+re?visitors?prcst-nt Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins aisK .Mrs, Anderson of Orangeburg, S. ('.; Mr. Hamilton of Com S. (' M) s ( of \ow York <'it\ : M v. l-'o'v.nod. of ) England, Canada; .*| \s. Reeder dl' Richmond, \ a.: Mr. '< e Cook. City Mi's; Fannie Cahvy and Miss Lin a Hagood recently of New York and Mrs. Jaunita Mundlc and husband of Wa sTi i ngtonf T ). C\, were gladly welcomed visitors. The leaders' of Bethel visited the parsonage with a. nice ' bundle of things for the pantrv. etc.. for which ???. , krTvr"tjt.,myi thanks. The churph conference and election of (letegate to the Electoral College came off Tuesday-night which result, . ed In the election of Mr. W. II. Youn" as delegate aiid Mr. Ceo. H. Hampton, as alternate. I I? Mlw'CUiY 1 l> V l.wr V i \ I * .? V a t CALV M*Y ( III UCII The Junior Mnummary Society was ?r cnttM'titliuwl?Sunday.?l'vii. U-!,' mm by Miss Mary Sanders, 1!?1C> Henderson St. At 4:45 the president called the" - 'meeting?to order.- Song1,'prayer and Bible verses by members of thy clirb. ' ' ,? Minn Troarvawt program. , Subject "Mi^Jiyn." Mis-; M. A. Sutton, reading; N^rs^M- A. M'eMillan, solo. , 'yJ T .. The minutes of the?last meeting was read, business taken up. Plans were made to visit the sick. Miss Saunders served a course of fruit salad on lettuce and.saltines.. Next medting with Mrs.i Mary Tucker, on Barnwell St., March 8, 1931. 1ST. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Oil lust I SunMiiy W<> frbiOVod a very' helpful' lesson "Jesus Bearing the Good Tilings." The parable of the Sower was used to show one of the ways J?sus had of carrying His tidings. At the close of the group rheetf* , ings we listened to a very interesting review of the lesson by Mrs. Stewart. 11:30 found the church with worshippers ready to hear a very uplifting sermon taken from I Peter 5:8: Be soberpbo" vtgtlaivt; bwaimr -ymrr adversary the devil as a roaring lion ?1 walkcth about seeking whom Hp may Rev. YougblOod brought this fact to his hearers, that Peter the author of the text was perfectly suitable To give such advice, for he had witnessed a time when h? had allowed his ad SOUTH CAROLINA * i : versary to take control of him, and had denied his friend Christ. This act had remained with him as mud at?the -bnttcrm" of ~ a~ welH which when stirred up disturbs the water. Peter being stirred up advises us lest we make.the mistake that he did. From this point our attention was turned on.the devil and his -wnrKsThe devil studies human nature and I nows when there U a god rhue I<> catch people unaware by this, he is able to put over what he wants, l'eople sotnd'jjme subnfit 'to his wavs a"d" -think that they-are "hawing" a good |tini,1 but they ar? having everything PJt a gooxl time._ By deceit he Lmai? Fed1 Adam in the wrong way, and jrhdj Peter. 'He is not satisfied- he is still 'Working on human nature. | TV.. - -1- * muaiing oir the unemployed silua~[tion, the pastor expressed "hijur.elf by ( mying that there is something wrong somewhere. .. It seems real strange that Christians who are God's chiT-, dren are suffering for food, when the earth which is God's produces plenty, of food. The Christians who are suffering have either turned from God's .ways dnd left Him or they have rebelled against God and He has turned [from them. The sympathy of the entire church is extended to Deacon and Mrs. Harrison and family, who sutTercifa great loss whi n lire destroyed their home. HDX'iyV PARK C. M. K. ( II I'RCU Rev. J. C. Anderson. Pastor Sunday School opened at. its usual .hour. The lesson was beautifully aught and many interesting points were brought out.the subject. "Jesu> tearing the good tidings." Luke 8.. At 1 1 : ">() Rev. Anderson's text was aken from 2 Corinthians P:<>. "But his I say. he which soweth sparing y shall reap also sparingly: ami In., which so\yeth bountifully shall reap 1 so bountifully. At 4:"(f a musical program was *iven oy ttrother J. H. Washington At the evening service the pastor preached? another?sermon?fmin Kc * lesiastes 12:1." i-'l 1. The rally clubs that has hern workng for the past five weeks leporled a large amount to the trustee. The Hishop and Elders Council opened Thursday morning of this week with a large- number of preachers and delegates present. II KM INfiWA V NEWS. Sunday was a day long to be remembered. Saturday was a big day ;.t puis-church on account of our quarterly conference which was largely attended by the ollicers and members cspcially the .young folk who turnd out en masse and was highly appreciated by the P. E. I)r. Tl .1. .Miles. 111 was one of the biggest and best quarurty conferences we ever had j iere. All reports were good tu the | satisfaction of the P. F?. The sisters : served a very elaborate dinner of good things to eat and "hot coffev to drink which was enjoyed by ail; especially bv the F? On Sunday morning the?Sunda> school opened at 9:.'10 a. rh., with Mr. P. \V. Rodsjers presiding, with a good attendance of officers, teachers and. |?whol?hm. The lewuni whs muni,- illl'lT was reviewed by Dr. T. J. Miles. At ll:,'50 a. m., the service was conducted by Rev. Wright in his usua' |dignified manner. At i2:15 Dr. Miles ascended the rostrum and preached one of the greatest sermons lie ever preached here. The Holy Ghost was certainly with us. Dr. Miles is the I IfWHtost P. Tv nnd nronctnv in [state. Long may ho live .to grace the churches of thn onrmnctir.-i Mrs. M. C. Coles, of this place died Thursday at 1 o'clock a. In. Inter[ment Jerusalem cemetery Friday 1 p. m. It was largely attended In people from far and near, She pas. a faithful member oT Pleasant View Baptist church. Our loss hut heaven's gain. ? m <+ -CHARLESTON NKWS. Emanuel A. M. E. Church Rev. J. E. Beard. 1). I).. Pastor Last Sunday was an ideal day and church-goers were seen here- end there as they wended their way to the various houses of worship. A lovely audience fjVcetfH-the "pastor at Eman. uel and listened to an inspiring and ed as text Genesis 1:31. There were accessions: M^ary Gardner, Viola Mitchell and Thomas Scott. Sunday night was given over to tne young people. -They conducted the services xvith the exception, of preaching which was done by the pastor. He brought a wonderful message to his flock. The Junior 'choir with Mrs. Inez Simmons at the organ rendered music for the occasion. On the evening of February 2(kh.' n largo audience heard BDhop R. T." Ransom of the Seventh Episcopal District, deliver an address, from the subject, "America the new ShjnaV." Bishop Ransom, in his address began at Shipar and gave the history relative to the races up to the present time. After leaving Shinar, the Bish op said, the people met for the first tim0 in AmericA?hence the name, "America the new Shinar." The address Very interesting1 both in its appmnri.afones* add is in its beauty. Again the reaper visited Emanuel nnd-tmdc one of her loyal?in 44m person of Brother Caesar W. Smith, a trustee and leader for iriwv years." Thr? pnssiTTprrrf this character was deeply mourned by all who knew hini. He was held in high esteem and respected by tyery one acquainted with him. ??t-*4o|re.o suddenly ill on Friday, Feb. 13th, he was taken to * ' J'l'lX ' *" t>. I ^ THR PA his home and on the morning of t: H6th, he passed into the"Great Buyoi His remains were funeruli/.ed amid a multitude on Thursday last. Intc ment Kmanuel cemetery. This is tl fust body deposited in the,new grout re:chtly noqnirod Glad the gathering when our time ended Of all the influence that one li hath cast, The "souls that through such eaxne wqrds have tendered Upward to-heaven at last. UARUiSURN+l\VS. The dei.th of Mrs.?Kssie Riiutm was quite a shfft-k to her relativi and many friends here Thursday nit She was ill?fm?seveial weeks. ? The ITdusetVold <>f RuTh render* a splendid progiam. The M: N.- < Mrs. HI a ne he Hill .-poke of her as b ing a faithful member. The P. M. J. G. Mrs. Kssie Stevenson -ginki* of has being a true officer. The W. Mrs. K. A. Coleman spoke of her i being a true christian.; A Resolutic was read by Mrs. Willie Hunter at a solo by Miss Mattie I.ee Mcdlocl Face, to Facd. Resolution front tl Sunday school by Mis-. Beatrice -Jul sotr Funeral services were conduc ed Sunday by her pastor Rev. W. I Crawford, She was also a menib< of the C. H. B. A. , She leave, a husband Mr. Wesl* -F.mersorh?tmitlier Mi's. Mary Yo ut of Detroit, Mich.; two sisters, foi brother^ three uncles an<l a host relatives and friends to ntourn h .loss. 1 ? L' M.. I ...II, .jyri>v r.merson, neiee ai daughter' from Spartanburg, and host of friends from Union, Dr. ai | Mrsr-Drovkins; -also from Whitmir Flower girls from the Household ltuth?Misses?Lillian Medlnck, Will Mae Alexander Mesdames Willie Hi ter, Lillie Steward and I.oanna Ga mon. Pall hearers from the 0< Fellows .Messrs. Waiters Johnso Walter Mills, Manton "Sims,, John Sims, George Walton. Ahrams ai Moore wore in charge of the funerj Interment was carried to Hills cer ;etery. I.A UUKNS NKWS. Services at St. Paul were well a tended. Rev. .Levant was at _his be Sunday miirnmgT \VFwere glad ! have Rev;. Harrington, the young vangelist of Allen University. to wo -Jiip with us. Jtov. lrol^.y-Jr Now be ry preached a fervent inspiring se mon Sunday night, The new cement steps add dignil ; nd beauty to the general appea a lice of QUf'-hin-rh The-deacons and" pastor had a ral -last Sunday night for the purposi (if raising funds to hu.Ud the ste| and $01.00 were raised. The Wonianless Wedding -at S Paul church Monday night, Feb. was a Servian' front, start' to finis This was given under- the auspic of the Deacon Board. S. W. Sull van the ehairnian., was the "hride The hride's-niaids" were all dres ed in the late*t styles, making really hard for Tht. judges to' deci< which made the best looking . "lady $11.80 wins the amount raised. Mr Oliphant and Mrs. M. Whitner diree ed the program. We are e-lnil Co foimrt \ri?... T?..l...,., ill Lieh im(>) iivi'il al'l.r ? i m mil npi'i tion. : : ? Tlu* Woman's Business Club nf at the home of Mrs. Mary Cinrre on Downs street Wednesday, at'te noun with a good atti iiilaiiee. Aft the business prrt of th,'. nieeffny; \v: ; over the ho>tess served refreshiiieii This is ( lie of the clubs-of Bethel . M. F.. church of"which' Mrs. Xett Spann is president. ^ Mr. John Finley of Abbeville, 1 | (V, was a pleasant visitor in t! [city Sunday to relatives and friend Mrs. I.; W. Thompson of A she V ill X. C.. spent Friday in the city wi .friends. She i- -nv flreenville at tl e dwtghti r M 'who underwent a serious operation few da> < aji"?. hut is prettinqr on nice Services were held in all church Sunday at the usual hours, with lari contrrejrations worshippinj*. Rev. . i 11. White is preaching very, soul <ti rinj? and interesting sermons. T members and friends are delight to have Mrs. White and little dauu ti r Fathering Mae home atrainv We are sorry to report Mrs. I Vat Duwkins on sick- list. . M I I.I.IXS M:\VS f ( 'Sunday was a hcaiUifol day add ti I Reverend" J. L, Brouks seemed to 1 j full i*i' 1 la- spirit.?Tin- soul?*t irrii sermon that ho delivered wai._oi il'tdyi'iinot Ik- sm p.-issrtl. The Scho is still improving. i Sunday night. flie faeulty rende ed a woiTdert'ul program at the M Olive Baptist Church. The .solos 1 Prof. (). V. Valentine, "This Is N Task;" and .Miss Cora Alexandt "Who Knows" alro the duett by Mi Hattic Main and Mrs. F. K. Brow The following teachers rendered wo derful papers: Prof. Roy Gordo Misses S. B. Watts, C. F. Boulwai K, F. Williams, and B. ('. Mullit The?Rev.?J-:?W. 1j.?I )m kett:?uf t! ; St. John* M-. K. Church of Mara ! preached a' soul stirring: sermon the Beaulah A. M. K. Church. I The Reverend and Mrs. B. U. Ra ' soni; reports that then- ^on Roost*v< who was attending Tuskogoe, is home after having: been ill: howev he is convalescing:. " Nurse Vivian, Jones.- has recent been promoted as County Nurse; si iw.il. ...... i> i'wiii miiv iiunit xt i I ill" A it 11 'and county nurse. 'The coming: tor she will begin looUing after the chil -county" schools?---" Mu'lins Dots + *?'Ft?pvinnp.d" .mil M11iy-?(ii-wui ke are wo-king hard in ewvy v.'Specf improve the conditions of the soho in some way ] Last Wednesday night," Feb? Tit a play and Valentine Party was giv< in the' High School Auditorium und< -i>k ' 4 1 IMETTO LEADER 1 1 f he the direction of Misses A. M. Ham and hi!" . Wall.-. The {tiny \vas aTeal sucUt cess. Prof. Irvinp and .his orchcor-' tea furnished tlie "music for. the cyon he inp. Alter the |?lay everybody bepuo nd inatchinp their lieyrts ami findinp the mate.?Th-ov wert- Various "KTTitTVTT is amusements to entertain the patrons and the music helped to make it more fo cnticinp. All present reported the ? - eveninp-wtrs-wrrii 'crprTTTr ^t On Thursday nipht. I;eb. 12. ? propram was piven by the Rev.A. S. Sewnian, Pastor of Bculah A. M. K. Church. This propranv was piven in honor <U' Ute prent Abrrrhairr i:iTVcoin celebration. -The proprain jiwts furJn nished by mcmb<Vs of tlie'Hi School and was' splendidly carried out. The t, music lor tin* cvenipp was furnished lit: till: 111 Silnuil?t.' I una I?('lull:?T Itt7(]~ house was filled. g. . 1 . .y ' S ~ SI'MTKii viau : The faculty and student-body-?of Lincoln?Hi school enjoyed a splendid )lJ patriotic prop ram presented by the students of the primary and pram mar -school c'asscs nn Vria.i.. .rs.. le noun Feb. 20th. in Friday, Feb. 20th being set apart by the National Missionary S >cievy " a. proye?- day wa,s observed by the -r MissiotiiYy satiety of'Emanuel. Rev. Hiddleston and jjyy^U.yyi.v' Tiller were -JL -the lnitdfdrM^ ;d e^rnt utitF b(>t !i 1?L helpful talks on prayer. The meeting LU" was indeed a .spiritual feast and was largely attended. er Special sOWices were held at Em an Pet M. F. church on Sunday after. 1(' noon Felt. 22nd by the paistor and choir of Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. church for the benefit of charity. Rev. Jan?* cretoo jproachc\l a very impressive 2-- >.ynmun. Thoso-having any inclination Jc" whatever to shirk a "chawta-hfe-duty In would at?mice change thptr ^attitude ' j after listening to "such a sermon. The ( music rendered by* the choir wa's *? grr-nd and a liberal collection was io * ?, . 141 ven. <, ; I The popularity contest arranged by sonic of the young ladies of Mt. V". Pisgah and culminating on Sunday night. Feb. 22 was a financial success. $.">2.00 was realized fvom the effort. The group meeting of the teachers of Sumtvr county wa- held at St. John's school 011 Friday, Feb. 20. The meeting, was quite profitable and a -cordial entdrtnismc nt extended: to - The.Ciood Fellows Chib met at the residence of Mr. E. P. Palmer on l" Purely street on Wednesday night, Fein 1 stlv. A large number of mom1" hers were present and after business was finished the social hour and appetizing refreshments wore enjoyed. The bridge tournament -given hv Mrs. I'arlton last Friday night l.v I was quite a unique affair and was es j well attended. )s I A number of members of the Pos! tat " Alliance motored to Columbia on It. Monday evening to attend a rceep*10 tion given by the Alliance tbyre.-i h.' Hev. J. W, Taylor attended the e> Men's meeting at Claflin on ThursLir day. Feb. 10.. , Little Miss Frankie Hickson . of s- Columbia was-the very-pleasing little it week-end guest of Mr. rani Mrs. It. lu N. Kvain and Mjss E. L". Richards', ."q Mrs.-Mamie Ayers and children of s. New York at'e visting in the city. DILLON NEWS ? . At, I 1 ;iio o 'c I ocko-Eow-J7 P. Waslvingtoii. Pastor Retliel A.M. E: Church t? j preached to an appreehclivc audience r. | from St., Luke?1-8:1. Subject,"PrayL'V ci".lL us Sunday School at- 1:00 o'clock was ts largely attended. .' A. Key. (John Gregg, Pastor Manning it- i?iij?11-x x nurcn prfacnt'd two soul <t irriiivr sci niniis. Sunday. \*. 7:.'?u Hoy. Washington brought "l*> xo ,nis Hearers an inspirational message Is. from Thessalon; ms S:4; subject, "The lo. work ??f the .Holy Spirit." th The Interdenominational Ministeri? lie al Union met Tuesday evening, at K'|!<i'U' i.irn'j'ty "I'l'd-'bvtx'i'dih ntuHTTT a Rev. (i. S. AU'ord. Pastor. Devotional ly exercises were conducted by the chapos lin alter which Uev.D. .1. Shaw, presto -entsi Matt, U?:ls. for-discussion. D. Uevs, AI ford. 14 a sr., Herriott,* Kirk, (iordoa, Ib-yant and Washington took he part in the discussion, j The weal he r being lovely much enthusiasm is being manifested by the . t school children. IJn'se ball.? game, is scheduled between Level (been (iradd School aiuf'Dillon ( ounxy Training. j=. -*4*h<hiy nl U'l iiooii, - ? The gtrfs- of Level (ireon School-is pkuiHint! .1 h.i'-kci ball game with tinL'h girls of Little Hock School in the be near future. rg ThcJiimneinl do prec-ioit-Ts-Sjt-Bl very xe intejw in, this section, but everyone ' .I'Qliine-- o bet lei- d.i\ . ?Mr, I'Tank I'oulle i ; sti.lhm?(he sick r I1S1. [t. Rev. (!. D. Colins who has been ill jy at his home in New Town is .out again. Iy. He wishos t?> thank the ministers V, ami friends for their many*kindnesses ss Mr. Major-Cook whoha"s been spendn. ing the winter in KUerbe and Bonier. 11- -NOp rof.g ddP.P sh tiUwinhdUilrrdlh n. \. (*.. is at home again, e, Miss Wilhelmina Preston of the is. Dillon High School faculty who has kv- been 111?rv.v The?{rrnn?u-eek is on* ui again.' at nI jg HPPI 'T -m- N( - . I PINCKNEY'S FL l NDKKTAKEli AM) 1.1(1 SOI Til CAROUN/ * 1 I ' "I ' - ' Wit?)? i . _ Mrs. Terotha Henderson was called,1 | 10 W'jcf ngfon on account of tin. illness of her 'sister. Mr< V. B. Page, t Early Friday morning the >n.?^ of. I . Mr. and .Mrs. Jas. Gast|ue wso _dei' stroyoil by lire, when'waken the house ; wa5r-Fo roinplctcIy alilaze that only a j trunk and machine were saved. L i| Mrs. Leah Covington was, hnsii t" j the VV. II. and F.Missionary Society i: Wednesday al'Lei noun:?AFtcr- a flic-"J cessful meeting the hostess asMtcd j by Mrs. S. B. Parker served" delicious ice cream and cake. Mrs. Elizabeth Hartzog ami Mr. G. M". Leach entertained the I. 11. S. and Literary Club". Monday evening after an interesting program touching on the lives (if George Washington. . Frederick Douglass and Abraham Eineoln with an interesting paper by Mrs. Ola V; Duck was rendered. Jl'he 'hostess assisted by Mrs: Duek served Salmon Salad. saltmes".' mints", cakes and hot Toffee. ' ... . MAP ION NEWS ; A large crowd was on hand early SufutlTv nuii'tiitiir tiu.bi.li>- in,. ...Ai...;..-. sermon, subject. "Sin and it? effect " j At 3:30 Rev. X. S, Detain, Pastor 01' St. Mary Curcuit preached a great ' sermon at St. John A/ M; E. Church. This was a Union Service for Croup ( No, A of the Marion' District. Sunday night. Rev. E. J. Johnson "of , the Baptist Church,; Mullin*. S.. (':. ' preached another- strong scrnron to a splendid audience. . ^ The Sunday School is growing tinDavis; Sup.t., In the- School-there i> a very' harils working loyal group trf; fceachers; -t ' . A. C, E. I-.eagiHauniler the direction of Miss Elizabeth'Reese is^ taking on = _ai.-w life and Vv> ntually will lind its J . rightt'ul place in the church. Our Young People Progressive . | Club is growing each week. Let us"" seep-mrp. u are under iiiiiiiv obli- ' " nations .to Misses Donnelly and Reese' .'or ttic* splendid programme rendered last Friday iiij^ht and,.'for the menu, served in the basement,. 'Mr; Warded Nichols is the President of this club. All of the teachers of' thj.. Marion ' -F'ounty- Training Sehol are hard a*~ work each day in tlje school rt>onvran<l ?j m Sunday . iti the, church*.' ' . M iss IIamttTStt, and Miss " umiu1 -were pleasant callers, at tin- At M. K. . ^uooke-y^i?wee wele?vm": rrrrmr " t train. ! The George Washington Program re.ndcred in the school auditorium oil Monday night was 'quite a success; , sponsored by Miss Greene and Miss Hamilton, teachers. Doctor D. - ('. Dens, the honored Presiding Klder of . the Marion ?l>is- ' trict. reports things going well. The Missionary Society of St. John < eiet in. the home of Mrs. Annie lv ! 1 ai'Vin. Moiida y after no. >~i iT M i's. Kiln ~ Goddard, President. presiding. . A i urge number id' Willing Workers wer * .^a' 1..1 v.-O...- ...I V - ??? ? ? ?m' < ?> r1 gram. .Mrs. Cloddard. cert.only. know, how to preside. < ~\Vtr arc looking forward, to tit.' coming of the Allen University's ' on iirytTmtiM ijdAi'Tet.'vt'iifou vnri nil - gear here oft the t?th of March. Kv *erybody is invited and expected. I>r. 1). II. Sims, will deliver one of his famous lectures. Doctor Sims is among . ottr? greatest orators. Hear .him! .. Do Most Of Your Trading With Our Ad vertisers. >thing is left undone I make our Service a Iftsttfl rfect one consecratedr Kr|f|3 the needs and wants vice of understanding yjjjj | ' . . { / . ^^8 *1, 1 age .Fife INERAL HOME i:XJSi:i) j<:M ?A^M ER OF ^ AM) GEORGIA Funeral .Cars and Funeral Equipment . " -t? As Good as the Best ?1'? ~ ~?~~T" And Better than the Rest And I1 riee.s l,e&s???I COl'KTESY ' ? ? and SERVICE * v" Office Rhone 5707 r 11 : ?_/>, iv.^iucntt; nione i /(w 10(H) WASHINGTON ST. fl COLUMBIA, S. C. Just Say You Saw it in "THE LEADER" PROFESSIONAL - , ' CARDS DR. 11. 11. COOPER Dentist Speciul Attention Given to Oijease*. of .he Gums Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty Office Phone 04:"Jf 11 lift* Washington St Residence Phone 82G4 DR. S. R. GREEN Office Hours: Telephones 9 to 10 a. tn. Res. 6028 12 to 2 p. m. / Office: 5776 6 to 8 p. m. Office: Residence: 1500 Gregg St. 1508 Gregg (XTice Hours Phonr 11:110 A. M. to 2 P. M Office 3626 fl.nn i> m. Res. 664*- ?: Dr. C. E. Stephenson Physician and Surgeon Disease of Women and Children A ? Specialty ?_j_~ Offiaei' nesidence 14mr"AsBeniLly ^T. 1328 Oak St )llice Hours: Telephones: 4:30 A.M. to 7:00 p. M Office 6033 ' Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins MRNTier t ft aui ''i Mings, Plates, Crowns and Bridge* Sunday by Appointment Extraction by ""Conductive Anestiieaia a Specialty. DR. L. M. DANIELS Pliysiciun and Surgeon Special Attention Given Diseases Of Women. Office j Residence 112f> Washington 2230 llamptun Phone 6429 . Phone 7664 DR. J. G. STUART Ifl'ice Hours;??~ Telephone: I1:00 to 1 :<ni P M Ram 4GUS 6.00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3796 Jffice: -Residencs: .030 Taylor St.* . - 1117 Pine SL _ DTfice Hours: Phones 1 . If A. M, to 2 P. M, Res. 8876 6 P. M. to 8: P. M; Office 4247 DR. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children .* A Specialty Office: Residence: 13^4Vn Assembly St. 1301 Pine St. ? Columbia, S. C. ~ O'fice Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798 N. J. FREDERICK \ t tnrney-at-Law and Notary Public ,IMt ACT ICE IN ALL CO CRTS ?State and Federal it 10 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. ^ J. II. JOHNSON & CO. = ' Notary Public and I^aUf I J in ren[ estate and saie of lota In PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beau-. I tifully located on paved road above Xollege Pleee^- ~ " -JB Phone 6422. 1109V4 Washington Street 3