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~ Sauturdav, May 2, 1931.: ' . . CJirECU NEWS OF t SI UN KY PARK C. M. K. CHJ.JUH <? . ,, ' J .in ?JUv. J. V. Anderson, Pastor The Sunday School opened at the usualjbour with the Supt D. R. Starks at" hiQpnst of duty alter an absence of two Sundays on acceum of illness, j The lesson subject: "How to Pray," J was found Luke 18:1-14, was heaiiti-n fully discussed bv the school and lA'-l viewed by Miss Frances Mack, At II:.'{() the pastor' mounted the I rostrum and took for hjs text from | (lmu'.?,is Tirm "And there was a tarn-j ine in the -ami Abrani went down into Kgypt to sojourn there; for fi toi ii>e was grievous in the land." This really was a good sermon, and * was enjoyed bv. all. ~At 8 P M +v?o pastor used as his text Rev. 20:11-12 "And 1 saw a great white throne, and hi i Fhet. sot-on it frnnr whncj face" the earth and Heaven fled away; and there was found no place .for ^hem," this also was a great sermon. Minuay Kev. Anderson will preach ! special communion sermon emd we are extending a splecial- invitation to Rear this sermon, our class meeting Is still improving. On Mother's Day at 8 P. M.. there will he a M'other Day Pageant, sub, ject; "Behold Thy Mother," these were the words of JeSus ori the Cross to iL .Tnhn "Rehold Thy Mtother^-thin p? W gernt promise to be one of lJ.p-lw?sr that ha< been given and the public is invited;?? i ikS I CALVARY BAPTIST-? Rev. S. S. Ypungblood, Pastor, On last Sunday morning over two hundred children, and grown ups attended Suntta-v*~"Sehool, ^nd received from* well informed teachers the! teaching of the lesson, "Prayer." Af tt'i- the teaching <>f the lessun on the individual classes, a generaLreview I was given by Miss Rachel Carr. I ' -No trreatcr benefit conl<r^omp tn \ the power of the morning ^vorship than the nrayer service w.hicL comes' just before iti Here those who come t .........-eiirlv. 1'en to-a-se|jes.0f songs and] heart felt prayer.. On last - Sunday this service was, indeed helpfob? After llu1 p raver- service we entered into the morning worship The text was tukn fro Luke 18:10: "Two men' went up into the temple to pray;" the one a Pharisee and the other a puhli-; "can. This ""tc"xf~ deals With the welH known story of the self-regious PhcXri- 1 see and the humble publican. The Pharisee stood and put himself uijon the top shelf, why he laid all '* blame on others. The pastor -took ; ?+W Phari-ec as an example of those' who are res 'v to cast aside anyone ; v-ii,, '-;ls made a mistake and is ready] to never to. see his own faults. _ < The second great tjioukrht which was mentioned was that of heme _ l r A 1 T - i * '* - mi i -i-fiuf rt'n. in orcier max tne ??her.ts might?fuliy-see what?was y*vl'ng to he taught. The pastor taUfcht the danger of a church being jpelfeontio-i'd tluii.-is its me m hers. fVVho i should not be narrow in our relation with other churches and when friends visit us we should* show a kindly* feelings. We inns* not forget that Jesus had ; hut one vision, worked for .one purpose, died for one thing, that wins to Kitvt' all.?-? 1 i We receive with much pleasure the following into our church: 'Miss 1 ouise Thompson, Mrs. Mammie Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. C. If. Hudson., and MV. Edward Walker. tfEH'JfKJ, ir-CHURCll NOTEfr; Columbia, S. C,-?Sunday was a most beautiful day in every sense of the word, because of the beautiful spirit and cooperation which characterized each service during the two weeks revival conducted by Dr. J. G. Robinson of Philadelphia, Pa., as a result I f Of such services (40) forty converts 1 ^ have been added to Bethel, other churches of Columbia and out of ('olymbia for which everybody is happy and giving thanks to God for this wonderwul blessingt Sunday night was the closing service. Dr. Robinson preached another one of his wonderful sermons from the subject, ",1 shun ho saTlsncd when 1 itwaktf with His Likeness." Interest and spirit in the meetings were, highest at this closing service it secmcdund great rejoicing was had for the wonderful success of the revival. Ministers, numbers and victors Train-all churches in the city and service. . Dr. LV D, Watson, of- tha Haptist church in remarks at the close Sunday night said Dr. Lawrence was divinely guided in securing Dr. Robinson in this revival campaign. We-are very grateful to all _,ot ?he i churches, to the general public and above all to Almighty God for the success of our revival effort. Sun"day Is Hoty'communion the love feast ,.1 ' ... t.: -1 m K _ -Ji- * tinu i-iuss cuiuumtfu i uesciav mg"nt was largely, attended. The children ? newly converted were there ami joined in the services heartily which was uplifting?Dr. I.awronco will baptize those who have nut been 'and fellowship all the converts Sujid?Jy__at_thc_ f veil in,i* service, Havine instructed them in the special meeting with them Tuesday night. He will prlvo the new converts their first communion Sunday night Friends of the public who labored earnestly and hard in the revival are ipvitcd to witness this service, also l.he morning1 service. Afffllh W<? IhflTTlC the faithful friends of the other churches, the general public <.md tiod1 supremely for a successful reviva1 which has done untold irood And now wo '"''v that o'ir rally may he sue (esslul. ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS The Sunday School was filled with anxious children who came to learn SOUTH CAROLINA of ttod's word. The lesson, was' reviewed by Miss Estell Jnnerett. Sunday morning wan ?*eneral class " day. Just before preaching all Christians testified of their lives for Christ Rev. Owens preached from Luke 11 chapter. Subiect: 'How to Pray." One person joined" "The church. Sunday evening Rev, GUbert, Reached in interest on one of the dub ; subject "My Father is the true Vine;" John 15:1-5, Sunday night we had another glorf?n< nii vfuru liy' imr |i'K""r" "Objects of Prayer^-? '?7^ " ?--The "program gendered by Miss Adline Johnson Monday night-was spl'en- _ did. Among those appearing on the program were: Rosa Lee Ch?mninn?-r -Mi to red Jones, Kheudine Woodson, Wilneinnna Edinond and Ellen Fuse. __R6v? Anderson of Sidney Park io-to preach here Sunday and his choir is also expected. ym? k>i'? * mis-i t,i?,.se janerect and Doll it Melts?t*re home from their schools, we are glad to see them. ' They are splendid church workers. Mrs. Maggie Young, Katie Solonian and Felts, members of the Stewardess Boards purchased two beautiful table* and a rug for the ptilpit. These are some of the leading workers! in St. James Church, ?report that Mr. K. M. ~ TJarr one of the officers of our church is in the~insane hospital. Mr. Car is an old member of S\. James; was sextori, class leader. Sunday School teacher aiu. a member of tp -<rly every boar J. To is iuv? J d - \tjr.g ajuL _ old and alw,.y* hid his ch-mch atheart We pray Cod' s in ; upon mrrr and wiil dV ad. ,r. our-power for him.-?Ht rrr?7 teen e>:? >r. for at least- t-wt-nthy-hve ytnr-s jirr. was on duty rain, or shine. We were glad to have the following visitors on last Tuesday night: Rev. T. F. Harper, 1). S. Suber, Mr and Mrs. Jeff Capers, Mr. and Mrs John Martin, Mi- and Mrs. Willit Martin and daughter Jennie, Mrs. " Amanda Martin and Mrs. Lula Hiller, we ask thenrff come again, as thev along with others are always welcome. ?? ? l>r.?F. -At?Adams, wife and baby paid us a visit at the parsonage Tuesday evening. ? All are invited to come out on the 2nd Sunda** night to our Mothers' Day "Program. The people are work" Titce" bee. " on the hill to get ready for the District Conference. Rev. Jeff Myers will preachat S*. James next Sunday night. BKTHLKHKM BAPTIST CHURCH The Missionary Sociaty, Circle No. '1 was royally entertained at the res idencc of Mrs. Nobb Wor*1' on Thur* dav afternoon. April '23 at 5:30 P. M after an-exc<4le?t prayer meeting th< business was transacted as ? ?!. Comments on the lesson ,bv Miss Pri clla, Tucker, ^"creturv; subject "Gi viner. our best to the Lord." After which an ice cream course \vas served by the hostess. At 5:00 A.- M. ^Sunday morning a lovely group of members and friends assembled at early morning pra.vei At 10 a lovely group of bright fac es greeted the superintendent and teachers. After the discussion the les son a brief review was made by th*. Supt. We were very glad to have-oui pastor with us again." She told us of her pleasant trip to Washington t:.ran(r'she~renorTed ir"siiere^7TIil 7 "meeting: A'mtmg?the several interesting things she told us was her vist to the White House and manyother historical places; ^?he was accompanied by~*~Mrs. Nell Craft; Miss H. Washington and her chauffeur oi Charleston, S. C. Sunday was a pleasant dav and a large cr,owd attended the service thru out?the -day. On Sunday?evening Rev. Smith selected Mark 2 11 am. they came unto him bearing one sick of the palsey, which was borned ol four. Using as a subject: "Faith in behalf of Others." She termed tiie four men that carred the sick, ;;s ldvo, haiH-, rnith and patient.?rrwrnrindeed ,a wonderful :message. .The doors, of the church will be thrown open 11 Sunday morning, May 3 for a special season of .prayer, preachfng and song.. The series of services will be led by the pastor awj, a revivalist from 'Charleston, S. C. A vital message wil be delivered each verring by the speaker following the period of song and prayer. VisitoTs and strangers wilf find a glad welcome at "The church with an Open Door." While everything that loving hands could do and loving hearts could suggest the spirit of Sister Jude Ann Small, wandered to an unknown land on Tuesday morning at 4 o'clock. Sister ,Smallwas a devoted member hands found to do". We will missherbut we rest assure ftiat our lost is ? i li'iivni'iis " nil) . We the m em hers o? the Missionary Society bow fo humble submission to the Heavenly Father who doeth all things well.. We hope to meet her it. that land of an unclouded day. Fun *ral seryices will he held at Iter orig.nal home on Sunday Mav 3 at 3 i'cloclc. ? ' . KMAMiKl. A M. K. CHURCH Mrs. Forest Woodard. 2* died at er home 21 OS Peach Tree St., Thurs>f 2 days. Her passing was indeed a "shock to* the community. She was a consistant Christion, devoted wife and mother and a neighbor. Funeral was held at 3 P. M., Sunday April 19 at Emanuel A. M. E. *' / ??~ ? ?*- = < THE PALMET ??m Church with Rev. H. T. Summers, Pastor in charge Interment was in the Freehope Church ground Richland County. She is survived by, her husband, 2 children; <5 sisters, 2 brothers and a host of friends. Pallbearers were Sain and ilaskel Good; Robert Hightower, ljouis Edwards, John Roseborough, Moses. Nance. Sunday School opened at 10 A. M. by the assistant superintendent, Miss , Blanche Brown. The subject "How to Prayi was beautifully taught" and Prol. Janus Sawyer brought out helpiul Fa \ s w ^ ie reviewing the lesson. -.At 11 :.'10 Rev. Summers preached a jno>t noble sermon* from Matthew ?:4X; Be ve therefore perfect as your Father which is in heaven is perfect. Subject; . We regret that a targe number did not hear Turn. ~ " Mr. and Mrs. Ellison l.ever, Mfs. Vivian Griffin, Mrs. Johnson were \ visitors. . . - ' ftttwwM "* c<nn P. M, -- ? 8 01) P M P.? -J _ - _ - . .... hcy. -tj. t? . L/uminiCK aid my presence shall go with thee, i and I will give thee rest. Subject: "God's presence with His people." Mrs. H. Bell is recovering slowly we.are still praying^hat she will recover speedily. . a WILLIAM CHAPEL A. M. E. _ On Friday, Apfil 10 Bishop and < Mrs. Ransom motored to Orangeburg had dinner with"Br. and Mrs. McGitT " at the parsonage. At 5:00 o'clock M rs. McGill took Mrs. Ransom to 1 State College and they were th? quests of Mrs.. Wilkinson and the ( Y. W. *C. A. This Was really an en ovable affair and Mrs.- Ransom met j uany of the ladies of the Sun Light 1 Club and several of the teachers from 'joth colleges: A delightful" course ~ of salad, ham, saratege chips," rolls md iced tea wsa seTved. " * ~1 From 7:.'10 to 0:.'10 the members of 1 he church, entertained in honor of 1 Bishop and Mrs. Ransom; this was _ iallv unique. The home was beau- ; iifully decorated 'with yellow and green and the color scheme was carri- _ ed out even Tn the refreshments. ; Lovely yellow, roses were entwined j with beautiful green vines; the lights were yellow and green. The young i girls who served wore white dresses , with little yellow and green aprons and caps to m^teh. ' A delicious course of punch, ham, chicken salad, , andwehes th yellow and ;green tilling, green cake and yelttjj't ice ream was servel. The bishop and Mrs. Ransom were introduced and allowed to enioy themselves ?vs they \ wanted. The pastor said he wanted ' 10 speaking of any kind simply want <i to have them meet and learn the >eople of" Orangebure. It was simply a local affair ho out of town guests were asked. There were several dis- ( languished visitors. Sund- at 11 o'clock the bishop (reached to ~ large and appreciative udience. Bishop Ransom is an elo- ' luent preacher and the sermon was . >n Toyed - immensely. Everyone is ex- J pecting his coming again to State "ollege with anxiety. .|, Dr. A. J: Wilson of Washington, D. C., was the guest of Dr. McGill ast 'week while here he vsited Dr. Coleman of Cameron, S. C. CONWAY NEWS . - 1 Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday wtns a very windy day. church attendance was very\ poor , Sunday morning, but the faithful few ' was at their post of duty, after all ' preliminaries the pastor ttirncd the service over to the class leaders for class examination which, was qu!t? a * spiritual one. i I Sunday School onened at the usGhl i hour with a splendid groun of young : people The lesson was taught by \ the teachers and much interest was l manifested by the scholars in their. J eagerness to krihw more about prayer, after a brief and beautiful discussion , of the lesson, wo were favored with ] a splendid review by T*rof. Emp Hemmingway. The Sons and Daughters of Charity ] held their annual Thanksgiving at Bethel A. M. E. Church April 26, Mr. \V. M. MeKeiver acting as master,of i ceremonies. 1st. open of singing, ' "What a triend we havl1 111 .It'sus." 2. prayer by brother' J. \v Ford, 3rd7 singing and are we yet alive; 4th, ! welcome address by Mr. F. B. Hemmingway; 5th, paper by Mr. A. C. Lewis; 6th, short talk b" S. M. Nixon | 7th apnual report read by Mr. Paul Smith; 8th we were favored with several selection by the Southern wonders and the Conway jubilee singers quartet( A Scripture lesson by Rev, H. H. Wilson were the pulpit guest of Rev. Gore. Sunday night Rev. H. H, Wilson delivered the Annual Thanksgiving message, he preached a soul-stirring sermon to a large and interested audience. The Bbrd's, pcolyer chanted. ? Solo by Charles Dewitt. Mr. Kirt Graham ana ?ir. r>oiuns uranam is in t.ne cuy -spending - a?few days with relatives and friends, tthe members of Cherry -Hill Baptist phurch .Has started the work on their ehurch again. [ Mr. Arthur Jones, Jr., motored to Georgetown Sunday^ ac&ompanied by Mr*. CL Jones, little Ramuel Jones George Henry Jones and Mrs. Lillie Latimer, Mr., and Mrs. Prank ?nuire was in the city Sunday visiting relatives and friends. Friends are delighted to have Mrs. Janme^Mae^(Mcleod back hotne ae'in visiting relatives. Rev. W1. J?Robinson was in the eitv 'ast Tuesdav. Rev. B. F. I^evister is ' hack aeain for a short while spending e tfew days with relatives. I Mrs. A".iies Robinson-of and Mrs. Rolna. Polly of Dunn, N. 0 is in the city spending a few days with relatives and friepds. The many friends of little Boisv , Brvant are delighted to see him out I again after an illness. We are glad ? > TO LEADER ~ to sec brother Amos Defvis out again, after a long period of illness. Mrs. Lucilla Gardner the mother of Mr. Henry Gardner passed away Apr 26, the remains was carried to Georgetown und deposited. We extend to the bereaved family our sincere sympathy. . Mrs? Morich Woodberry who has been on the sick list for several weehs is out again to the delight^-ot? her many friends, the Missionary Society will meet Friday night, May 1, 1931 at the home of Mrs. Mlartha Johnson Mr. Mill Hemmingway is having som< repair work done OP his house.' * MARION NEWS <~>n last Sunda?i morning at the usmorning . (services. The wf'ter is preaching a'series of sermons under the caption >of "Hot-Shots?' The music fuKhi-hed by the choir was excellent; after'the sermon one person nrmr?fin flaihl- and?unilud?with the ' church. In the afternoon ii large crowd attended the^fhrmlay School. The- Sttnriav ?cTinnl ic ? ? j ?v..Vw? .o iiiuiviiip, iapiu . muvtments under the leadership of Mr. M. J. Davis, Supt. The paper read by Miss Emma Mae Foxworth was brim full of helpful things for t^e our- eople. was held in Singletary Church on last Thursday through Sunday. The sessions were very profitable to all concerned. Dr. Deas truly knows how to handle men for they all went, away singing his praises! The following named persons were present and spoke to the conference: Rev. J. E. Thomas, presiding elder of the Florence District; Rev. J. P. Spears, presiding elder- of the Sumter District; W. Jenerettr^pastor of Mt. Pisgah Station,?Sumter; P' I. H. Auston, pastor pf Eher>o*.er* Wullins; Rev. P. I). Douglass, Dillon District; Rev. W. K. Richardson, pastor bf Darlington Station; Rev. B. .W. Ransom, Pastor of Wise Chappel; Brother^.W. Betjiea, Wise Chapel; Rev. J,?P ."^Washington,?Pastor of?Dillon Station; Rev. I. G Gamble, pastor ol Latta Station Under?the?leadership of Mrs. A. . V. Hagin the Fragment Gathers Club is making rapid progress. The Missionary Sociefy met at the home of Mrs. D. C. DeaSj on Monday afternoon. *A large crowd was present to listen to an interesting program after the program a delicious course was served consisting of ifc cream anu cane. ' ""~RWJ. P. Williams, Pastor of the First Baptist Church is having an installation program this week All the pastors will take part. The ,-ng people's club < mtinues iu growth and inU Miss Jones and Brother L. V.(Shaw representatives of the T. B. ,( amp were welcome visitors of St. John Church Sunday morning. The church, gave them a donation for the -Camp. Mrs. Hattie Gregg was funeratized in St. John's church Monday afternoon. The writer and Dr. D. C. Deas", officiating. . Mr. Henry L. Jackson undertaker. ST. MATTHEWS"NEWS Mr. Jake Footman a highly respect?d citizen and a student of Bethel A. M. E. Church past to the great aeyond. . His death was a shock to the entire community and his many friends; his sickness wasn't of any ' length. Mrs. Henrietta Footman; Mr. K. J. Footman, Miss Hazell Footman and Miss Jessie Mae Footman all of them were at home at the bgdside of Bro ther Footman. __Prof._G._A. Singleton of_ Allen Uni addresa Sere Monday night on "Education" representing' Allen .University .His iddress was so inspiring that several girls and boys are saying now that diey. are going to matriculate .'in Alitor next fall, ,We need able repn entatives as George to talk lor ouf' chools. and we will have no Tea* in keeping our schools doors open7~ The sad hews Tro-h New "Yo'lr " reached us that .vhs. Sadie M 'ague has past off the stage of action. Many of us know Sadie as Sadie Fritz. The remain^ were brought *o St. Matthews and deposited in Betnel Cemtary. She left a husbnd, mother, sonr brothers a sistcr_and a ilUSt ; of relatives and friends to mourn her lost. $ PIII,PIT, FAMILY ^ Reduced abled to offer Pulpit, Family bindmprs. at greatly reduced X to Thirty-Two Dollars, at a < X delivered to vour door. V Address, Dr. L. M. DUN $? <*? }? }? ' I < . . i . % m \ " * * PINCKNEY'S l-U ? UNDERTAKER AND MCI SOUTH CAROLINA l dfeT I ^Kl~'* * ^jkSf* ' '.^^^ Elr K^j^H ? i ?HHHaHHMHHHni<n If you have any news please send it to Prof. Ford before Tuesday. He doesn't know everything, We would-.'. like to have nil happening'iit'tiund Si ~~ Mathews #and neighboring v ( nity C, that is all good-wholesome ihws. Help k" us, with the news. ?. . f 1 Dr. Dickerson and family of P.ai nwell were seen in town?sm*nd4?j?-n- "" little time with Rev. and Mrs..Mjtchei Mr. and Mrs.. Coker. Rev. Beathea and his good people , of all denominations pulled "off a grand rally on Monday night. . He "had hi.-. church formed in clubs each club represent a month, in .jJie_year?aftei ill of the clubs had reported the com mittec rolled up $'J30.0'J. Rev.?Bua? thp? ic Hnino u cn\r\i\ "nvi^L- Vi^?? "?\.l " the church is moving nl<> nicelv. ^r. T^ W, Wells. Rev. B. C. Sett and Rev. David Mitchell were <witn ~ us in our rally. Mrs. Lettie Carlos and Mrs-.?Cora Picknev and Hammie Pic'kne.v. Jr. * of Orangeburg were pleasant visitor- ' at the rail" Monday. - rMiss Dorothv Ooker. a member o! the seventh ~vade in public schoo' . has been sick but in 1m .the niend again. REV. SMITH CONDUCTS MEETING IN WASHINGTON Washingtoti, I). ('. . .. :;"T7~Aprir rruTTTr 7, Mr. Editor; .... ji Please allow me space in your paper to say a few words concerning th " Pastor and Evangelist. Rev. Sarah II. Smith, of Columbia. S. C. She arrived in our city April .13 to conduct a meeting at Mt. Nebo Baptist Church Corner Six and P. Street. We were very glad toTia ve Ke\ . Smith to come to our' city, khe is u noble character of no. mean ablity. II Her Sermons were Instructive ami very persuasive and were enjoved bv n all r I want to congratulate Bethlehem Baptist Church for having >uc|j an ? excellent pastor. Rev. Smith ,'has a standing invitation at the Mount Ne bo Baptist CKtifell'.- " 1 8 Rev. Sarah H. Smith and Mrs. N. Craft were the honored guests o-' _ Rev, C. R. Alexander, the Pa-tor of Mount Nebo Baptist Church. fSitfrwd.) . , P *?_ /->> i ?i t. :i_ *ur. v^icULiicy. in. iM-vrttr- Roa) Estate e- ' ' ? ' n< 1S37 ?th St.. N. W. K ?"^ nrt h PS-P^CHAPIN NEW? ' ~ Providence Sunday School omned at the usual hour. At 12 o'clock- th Pastor,7 Rev. E. F. (J. Pent, preached a soul st-irrin0" sermon. s At ft o'clock. Rev. E. Boyd, preach-. ed a sermon which was enjoyed bv^ q all. Total amount raised was $52.20 Miss Etta Hart received .first prize a very beaptiful umbrella: . second prize, Mrs. Nora Eleazcr. to be SKvard m ed the second 'Sunday. Total amount for the day $59.11 ? We were _nroud i_o have sn man\ visiting friends." Come again, you ai.e always welcome. ? . ' ~"T" "o & LODGE BIBLES \ rPrtces Y . : _ A C . A 1 ^..1.1' 1 X I l t rie pu Pilsners. we are en ^ i and Lodge BTFiIes.-in choice . I prices, ranging from .Five 1 liscount of Thirty Per Cent,T ? v TON, Orangeburg, S. C. * > ^VAa^AAAAAAAAJ " V a Udng Is left undone IfitS feet one consecrated K7|fi| __ the needs and wants Bct&I humanity. A true Bra! ice of understanding || r ? ? - -? - Page Five NE.KAL I IOMR*. K.NSKI) KMHAI.MKK OF AMI cFOKOf.A ' Funeral Cars and Funeral lajuipmeiil As (iOim! as din*. iksil .... '' 1" And iit'lter than the Lest 1 . . . And J'riees Less and $ SLKVIt I. J " "'Ollice I'hone .">7<>7 Residence I'Jinne 7V<i."? lottii \VAsir\f;T().\ s i I ' ( OI.I MIIIV. S.-L- - P . JiI'VJiAS AM) Oil, _ I.KKVVS SF.H.VH K STATION & GARAGE s:{ 1 Taylor St. I'haru; 9271 :-4)&AUv NICllT 7 I . . t ' . > * PR(VKKSSK)\ \? (W R DS " ... .' 1 : t- 1? DR. H. H. COOPER ' Dentist * of the (ioaiit fecial A.tUntiun (iivon to Diseases G.nltl Crown and -Bridge 'Work A Specialty itlicf' Phone tTl2'.i. He- Ph'?ne 82G4 12o Washington. St., Columbia. DR. S. R. GREEN Office Huurs: Telephones 0 to 1U a. in. Rtjs. 6028 2 to 2 p. in. Office: 5775 1 tu .ft p in..? ?.?itFice: . ~ Residences^00 Gregg St. 1508 Grog!? Office Hour* - UIioim 1 :.'0) A. M. to 2 IM Office i; no I'M i.. vi i' " . <> " I . .? IU'S. T)i>-*'" -Dr. C. E. Sienhensun * I'liy .ician Mild Sinyeim? i.sease. of Womei ami ( Itiliiien A Specialty 'ffice. IJesi<|.*tii 414' > A*aemirly St t.'tllh Oak St ifiice ll*uji's Telephones I1 >1 Hire" Residence X* . Dr. 1). K". Jenkins " i>I;n I jlliiiKs. I'l.iU'S, ( ru? iw iiml Uridine. '? ' Sunday" fty Ajrpoifitment ~ hxtructiun l>y C*??rj11 iTcTT\ e A nestliesT? ,.?n ! .". .'J i 1(1" Vi Wasiiintft n St.. Cola. S. C DR. I.. M. DANIELS l'li> Mt ian..ami Sureeon j ' > pecial A 11 en I fuTr*. C i ven l>i?eases 4tf Women. >ffice R>'M'I "t""? 125 Washington 22.'iU HamnLon Phone 6429 ' . I'hoiie 7504 DR. .1. G. STI ART f f ice?Hours: ? ?? IVlejdmue 1:00 to I :U0 P M. Res. 4<;,V 6:00 to 8:00 P. M Ollioe XT'"' rrrice : . ? Resilience 030 Taylor St., 11*17. Pine s> f f ice Hours: J'hones 1 A. >1. tu-2 P. M. Res. St*.I'll P. M.,to 8f"P. M. . Olfu'e 4-4 ' DR; AY. D. Chuppelk' I'll) .sicjan 'and Surgeon Diseases of W u wen mul t'>iil : f en ' A Specialty Office:- Residence 1J5 l.iulv Street 1301 Pi i St. * - ' , - #: . ' < Lljlumina. S. C. ? TTTce I'hotii MO. Kc>. I'hone ?>79* N. J. RRKDIvRK K At loriie>Hf I .a ? a nil Vtrta i y "^'utOfi I 'It A t lit K IN A I.I." t/Ot R I S i ? - ?Slate, ami Federal illy \N ashing tim-St.V iolumbia. S. J. II. JOHNSON & CO I ,jj Noljar> Pnhlii; ami Deale* in realj estate and -ale of It's PIN K 111 I iUK e-KMKTKRY. Item j] (ifoily 'oca'ed in oh<>>iI road ,te?College Place. 1 Phone 6422/ ' /l 1109*4 Washington Street