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Saturday, July 4, 1931. CHURCH NEWS 01 SIDNEY PARK C.Jfk. CHURCH \ ^NEWS Sunday School opened at ^the usua hour with Supt.,.and teachers at theii post of duty. ?The "lesson wn.s _tht ~ Probleitis At M oine the t?.pic dbcussed war- "Training' Right Racial Attitudes.'' At. 11:30 morning services begat and after the-song j?"rv1ces our pastoi introduced to the congregation Rev El D. Hughe- who iK.ke'to us in his own way. The wonderful sermon was ?tar -"-H ope." 1 .Junior league1 held lltvtr prograrr at 5:30 and tlie Senior Epworth 1-ea gue had their program at 0:30. Botl League^ are improving nicelv. a* u r. M. Kf V. Aii(Tersuu_ intruduc Wd RttV.t~^TT Tfatchett,. Presiding Elder from .Alabama,""who*deliverer a soul-stirring' sermon on "The Wages of Sin " is Death." ;? .. Sunday School picntr '.left lasi Wednesday. A l.arge crowd was pre sent and-all enjoyed themselves. There will be a peanut hunt .Won / dav afternoon .Itilv ? . 1Q31 on th< church lawn from'-4 nntif 7?OVIuek admission 5c. Kefrcslniients will be sold. Prom 8 until 1? o'clock then ?will- be a open air entertainment Admission -fiseor-pefrrrdTmcnty^" will ~b~> _ SOldr??'? "? ' Sunday being communion, the pastci is urging tjiat all. member- be pTV sent for this service. .TTTd i r uti i Newberry, S. ('. The Suudaj School was -.largely attended let! oi by Mr. E. F. Foyd, Supt. A literarj program is had each Sunday. Thh . creates quite a hit of interest' Ai the pastor-, He v. .f. C. McClet lan announced as a subject: "A Vic toiious Faith,from which a veij enthusiastic; sermon* wa: rendered. At night, L>r. F. A Adams. P?EL Of the IvibWheny Intiicl pleached < ?"^powerful sermon from the sub Jem "What are you putting in your build ing? Everybody enjoyed the sermon The clubs. .of the church paid n $202:88 aTrtrrjtTttrATwy"Vvo^ Dr. E. A. Adams received his, quar terly conference assc* ni-m o? *111 terly?1'imten-in-*?it?cr?nn'iit?m?fnt as usual and lit- went away lull o: smiles. " ' Mass Harriet Deli/Hull of Asheville * N. C., fornitily ot Newberry, was it the service Sunday mi ning-to the tie' . Wednesday, night list coi?ld bt heard and seen Musk Rainbow Bt-liin Miller Chapel- spun tored' by- .tht Pulpit Aid Board ot' winch Miss A L. Pearson said >it brought sweet recollect ions of the past, they st'ni - those?|njbr" people to prnon t or Pi years and 4 black Sundays sfiaine. Our sick: Mrs. Carrie Burton, Mr.-. Addie Sims of Florida, Mrs. Rache Wilson, all are improving- nicely. MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHI KIT Abbeville, S. C ? Supf. K. L. Bfpwi was on the job all day Sunday witl food a plenty for hn adhXTeiits^ " (Sunday morning he assembled i large Sunday School that disctisset the lesson earnestly ami tliungVltt'"lly Sunday afternoon, Bru. Brown brough to Mi. Pleasant all the Sunday School: in t6wrP>to; form otic great big In Terdenominutional Bible School, The lessons of the quarter wen reviewed; leud Ly Mrs. Dan Scoran IWioo OI i r ? ...IIIIIM ni.iin^?CV++H??M-V.?yy~.?r fi*ce- VI'IV '1 d mnwt The nrrtgram ^ yflUTi^ folk hour. if anybody doub the sincerity and willingness of oiii . vnunc folk-< in dn rhri T i:in ?nrv: tln-v should have, 'heard these young folks Miss Barbara Me Keller, .read. a pa per on: "Jesus. the conqueror.' Missv Sarah McKellei- . out, ihnt^.i?j ? paper on: "Jesus betrayed and de nied.". These papers heid their con gregations spell-bound. Well die these papers , come together. Tin latter vividly sho\ying a nuj) takim the sign of love and smearing it; brightness and graiidare by pointing out the innocent to a blood thirsty ?1_ ? ? The love of money is evil. "Ii .... . spite of untrue -fettmrers arat heat -???hunterot?and?even?death, dirli am the- grave, Jesue conqurpH " So l-nar the former. Miss Willie P. Hazzard spoke oi The Prodigal son and Mr. Whitrtelc Jones; How can these things he These talks did them credit. W< ? hope that this iiityrdenorninationa work begun so noblr l>\ Bro. Blown And his teachers, will' live. ? * WISE C If A PEL AM) VITZION r Sunday June 21 was a beautiful day and the church goers took' ad' vantage of tiie dav. Sunday School open at tiie usual ? -hour with Hupl. Stem Smith at lie DOSt and all lundwrc KBSSont The lesson was beautifully discussed--and we had a timely review . by the Pastor, Rev. H YV Ransom. At 11:15 the pastor came before ... us. with a burning message,..which is found ill St. John "11: IS I wilI not leave you comfortless4: I wTTT conic to.you.- iiuU-lwt "A ytttre PrmiUfav" At 8:00 o'clock tin' young folk rent _ dered a splendid progiam which endv ecTa high day in /ion. -Saturday. June 110. Brother J. \V Rethea was elected to tin Klectoriai College which will be in Latta July 15th at 12 o'clock and alternate Bro L, A. Davis. Mr. Roosevelt Ransom and sisters and A," B. Pickett visited friends in Marion last week. THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS July 6th?8 P. M. AT ZJON VB#?TIST CHURCJ^ mull i. MaJ nil i\ i ItiiMi r SOUTH CAROLINA [ cedar grove a. m. e. church ! June 28, 1P31?The Children's Day 1 | ut Cedar Grove was a high day. We had a large crowd and all was en, | juyouslv i nti 11 i>tn?dr~ Aniuiig?"Cite n renditions were quartet selections by [ I M. Epps, B; Smily, Willie Lois, JoiriKer and Luther Epps,. of the first quartet and S S. Abrams. John L, .Epps, Albeft Banks and Henry Abrams. Choir selections were also gOod: 'New Hope, from our sister , | Baptist Church.,.. .Site came- up-to-pay "Eer^j visit. We hope to Have them - cuine agiiin." Cedar Urove Choir sang well with L. M. Abrams leading The coHtHAkm__\vas fine amounting tc 1 $12.36. --? The title bank that wasj^ussed out '"will be collected on the first Sunday *- in .TrrK> *-u^ | " milVIl "HI UC IIIC UUK. James N. Epps and his two child' ten was tile guest of his n:n'pnt< .1 J. and Eliza on Sunday evening and Isaac Sanders. They, enjoyed a delightful trip and Mr. Askberry Abrams seemed to be some better. Mrs. Esther Rdbinson entertained Mi_sses Murray 'Walker. Anna L. ~ Abrunis, Hulda Abrams, Elizabeth ^ Gill'ani, John Sa',t"r,?Mrs-.?Ophelia Pearls, were the guests of Mrs Rob inson at the homq. of Mr. and Mrs Johnson Saturday ~ night1:-- We were indeed glad to have them They enjoyed a delightful dinner. , "" " Miss Benson left for her_Jiome iu J CioiAi Hill -Frtcl5y~to visit her mother Mrs. Amelia Johnson and neice I motored to Columbia Thursday to ? see her very -sick sister, she was ver> i much improved. , Mrs. Brosia Williams and family ol - Whit mire motored to Greenwood, S> Ct, to attend a program at Young's t Chapel Baptist Ghttrchr-Mrs. ~Wil . liains sang, a sweet"solo, ' . ? Mrs. Oplielia Beards and nephew ol Whitmire m.otored to their home ai New Port Ne-vys, Va., Saturday. ..x EM AN l." EL A. M. E. CI RCH . Rev. J. E. Beard, D. D., Pastor'. i Last Sunday was not a '1;>y +?? iveaklings. Only those who coulc . "stand the ,test" were best tit^d tc I move around in the streets under thft. f- swelleiing lays of ihe sun which pent" etrated the earth. It was a day long fv. u,. 1 ?- ? IV uc tciueiiiuereu ailU?XiOl?SO?eSSH) . forgotten Despite the condition _gj i" the weather desirous of learning mort r--of His-mightv words,-within the con dines of Emanuel ? splendid congre. gation greeted the pastor who deliv;' ered a roiising sermoivfrom the thenu i "Drifting." The "spiritualtide" was high and many were made to fee; happy. The church record was augmentedby the enrolling of one name i A large number was present at thi Sunday . School sesfion including manj . visitors. The_ lesson for the qua-rtei ) was review after which a big surprise was in store?the unveiling' ol a very large tablet of the Apostles Creed. The pastor was present ant I 'gave the history relative to thi _ ^urue Mr. R,- J. R Bnypc, one uf OUI i teachers was tendered a vote of ap i preciation for the interest manifestec in frameing and placing the gift, i Rv. R. M. Turner brought to u 1 the message of the evening whicl; ^ wai delivered with pouei and siiU'CU-: t ty. He snoke from the theme, "Th? * masterbiiilder and his works." .Thi - message was one to be commended Don't.forget..the..Guest Rally undei i he auspices of Troop 54, |A. L. G., oi Sunday Ju Iy. "l'lihr The boys say 7- tiny ure going "uvei Llie tup" 1 It Ihl.?rally t___.au?kindly?help them?to?krtT - their woi'd. ~ " t>.i A ' dolighUu4?Straw t given by the gills' division A. L. G. r Inly i>tb at which time they are an nicipa'ting a jolly good time. The , tickets for same are out; only 35c . kindly buy one and help them. Re^^eryered-after?returning to No. 1' \'.i- .an St, We are ploa-od to stalt that Comrade Francis Taylor, li . Burke School led her class this term ] 'Mis- Naomi Delesline, the Guardm.is i tress, had the pleasure of viewing v the report cards of the girls All arc 5 promoted to higher grades. r T . Weekly Good Turns?Boys ty-Hetped uti old lady~who had fallen i ?. Helped a boy who had broken hi; 1 Kg. ' T: Went on errand for a lady. 1-4. Assisted an old person in getting to the safety zone, r -A Assisted lady-who had several bun i dies to board street car. . Girls" Division. * i 1. Gave an ofd lady a cloak. I 2. Helped lady with packages, i 3. Helped an old lady across the streel ! 4. "Returned lost watch. 4. Stopped two boys from lighting. C ?>ewedcripple girl's clothes. .7. Cleaned up room for a sick person I S. Gave a poor,boy a sandwich. ?Robert Gadndwn?to Waiter "Sa> I whiter. what is this in ni v snini 1 1_ I '?^?-"""r Waiter?.''Don't ask me colonel, I . don't know one insect from another.' * ' Sad And Touching S. E, had a little lamb, \ Her father shot it dead. ^<ow it goeji to school with her. ?, Between two chunks of bread ' HAMPTON INSTITUTE NEWS Hampton Institute?Many of the leading ministers of South Carolina j are here for the Ministerial School at Hampton this week. Among them are Arch-deacon Baskervill, of Charleston, who is President of the Conference; Rev. J. E. Beard, Pastor ol Emanuel A. M. E. Church, Charles1 ton; Dean I. H, Alston, of Latta; Rev, ; Rice, and Rev. L. H. Hemmingway, Presiding Elder of the Orangeburg District. As usual the election of heads oi state groups was held this week. ,\ THE PALMETTO LE Mr. I. M i\. Myers of Columbia was , elected President of the South Carolina Group; Mr. T. K.. Curry of .* Greenville, Treasurer, and Chairman of the Executive Committee and Miss j Clyde, B. Singleton, Secretary... flight hundred teachers are in at?4 tendance tor the'first term. They are here from 21 different states of ' the Union i President I), 11. Sims of Allen University, Columbia, S. C., was on the j campus at Hampton last Friday. - Witti him?wt'i i; Pi of.. 11. rr: rs.iUin gardnei'. editor of The Palmetto Leader, Prof ,C. G. Garrett, f ield Agent | of Allen and the Hew A C. Sumpter. Presiding .Uider ol Hie .Manning j District. The He\t Mr. Ba-.kervill, who pre- i, . sided over the Minister's Conference j _ _ilt . -w-e-ek-,--' was honored With Hn> Hniifiini'l' d.'irrta. of Doctor ' . of Divinity , b-y -Mor.gan College, liul- i : timore at the'"June Commencement. I Dr. Baskervill lives- in Charleston, S I C., and is one of the men of high,, , rank in South .Carolina. \ (iKATLTl Ulv ' Dear v Sir,' ' Please, allow space In .your . paper . for iiie\to express my. thanks of ap-| j preciatioti Jjo my relatives, neighbors and friends fur the many'-deeds ofkindness shown during, over two 1 months illness. "7" -??Bed ;side prayers' by Rev: G. W. r Copper, Rev. and .Mrs;?dr- F. Page,' , Supl. of the Orangeburg District;. Rey P. P. Watson,\Rev. Bryant, Rev. Mary Wiliatns, Mrs. Kate Hicks, Mrs. t Xq[lio .Kilii'i-iiii,?.Ur-v- Haltie White; Mrs. Jennie. l.oinax, Mrs." Williams, Mrs. Mary HotriCH. Mrs.' llattie J. , Smith,- Afrs. Squirmack; Mr, and Mrs. r Rosemond, Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant,. Mr. and Mrs. ('. II. C. Vincent I certainly appreciate the kindness and good attention reiuU'red, .Piy *the j following nrurses:. Mis Cora - Book. -man, Mr>r Sarah CaiivpbeR Green, Mrs I lat tie, J.. Smit h, Mrs. a sunt, [ -Mrs. iWrvey and Mi'--; l.eijia- Jones. Many thanks to the ladies lor keeping my'room decorated with beautiful ?tioWei si. j .w?the 'lady?im' ' t ndingme pasteurized butter milk" "FVeryday; also to the ladies for sending fresh swi-et milk. soup, squabs, chickens and many other nice thing-, too 1 numerous to mention. , "Phe N'ort h -Carolina M qt ual InsnrI ance Company, the Caluuthe., the , Light, of Colli in bia "lent were very prompt. 1 thank the Church mem" ofcis. Ladles Aid Society, "the.'.Missionary Society and the cuou- m?inL Ler< for sincimf my la. ..lit- uilg.~ " Sale m the arms ot Jc-uC" lollow-. ed with ra prayer by My. C, H T Vincent: ' " -? Mv~~t)hvsicI3tif "were very atten live and lendeied prompt Service. . Due wa- nice ertuu:/h ;ofu.;c- pay. Relatives. and fi lend- " that visited | me during my. illness I'rein 1 nut ul town: My sister,"Mr-1. P'. K". Fhi.ni mg and daiigliler M r s . .Marie iU nun-iih of Heath Spring,..S. Miss Str rah Sinclair my daifeliter uccompani ed t>y M iss- Bonnie 44trt*n-rAI; - \Si-te~ .-r and lier'son, aind -Mtv l>.-r<td. all of r. Philadelphia;, Pa.; my Brother. Mr.. .1. \\\- Aldrich his son ' and nephew of ! I 'Belliune, S. l\; Mr. ami Mis. .hum J ; Good ol' Winston-Salem, X. G ; XiiMaliiidy Good. Mr. liainol Slnuli. Mr. ; . and .Mis. Chat lie Good, .t Go M|\ and: !. Mis. I. S, l.et-yy. Signed. ; (Mrs.) Faiitvte A. .Sinclair.. . SOCIETY HILL NEWS "Mr. Harry- Himmon?- Bacate? who 1 had been in the Darlington and j Florence Counties*- Sanatorium I'm , some time died- la-t-: weekv r kind to-all whuni In- eume in omtuH r with, funeral was conducted at U+-? thesda where his, membership was r- Laid,..by a?. B. Thumps-no*.-- A gin il i man has gone to inhert his "reward. The Soul .of .Mrs. Nellie Cotemon . Clybuen passed into the great he I und last WtTh, >> e Know. nei vta- V>' loose?-here?Funeral sorvaees- for her? y Wei'e_. c u 111111 el ed a l Bert re- da rsutnt i tv _ by' Rev, VV, M. Ander-,?n?Thu laige [ congregation showed how high shewas held in their esteem. . . Mr.,Will MiFaiian was bulled'*he*e j last irtrtuiayT- . i Mr. Asia Bacotu .of Sayaliah, -Ga.. attended the funeral of- his brottiL-i i hero last wet k. Messers Thomas and Harvey B-m.te t .\ew Yelk attended the llilKl ti . t the-ir father here last week; ' W e Wi'l'e tr 1 t ! t o?11U~V --VO iI' lllil-t-l'ieitrl _ Air. Andrew Hugtnns with u- la?i _ Sunday. > Rev. I. Moses preached a soul-stir ring sesmmr-ar Union Bapti?r~t*huieli last Suliday ipormng. Corne agam Rev. Pastor and CoHg^eJgatien are alwavsrglad to have you. Rev. W. M. Anderson filled hiregular appointment at Bethesda last Sunday in a special collection, over $160.00 was raised Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Ben nettsville visited their daughter Mis J. S. Dickson. Jr.,-here last Sunday. Mrs. J. E.-' Purcell, is quit sick >- T>u-jt slie will sunn hi' well aeaiii.? Mr. J. S. Dickerson, Sr., losP-one oi , his barns and a large amount of corn bv fire eaily last Sunday morning He is. very thankful to his friends both white and colored! who rendered such faithful and brave service. Also to the white gentlemen who offered 1 to loan him corn enough to do him until hi*. .Is.. lmrvi'sit'il [ CLINTON' NEWS Wednesday evening at 8:30 M. ta picture shew fen 111 re \va- much en[ joyed at Rolf Street High -School. "Craig's Wife" was shown. It ha? been planned that we shall have the same entertainment each Wednesday evening. The show that , was to be on July 1 was had June , 29, because of the three night ser; vice of Rev. A. A. Sims. Rev. Collins from Union will preach Wednesday night; Rev. W. R Reeder, Thursday night, and Eev. T. H. Addison, Fri.?"*!: , 1 i-'nirni t Yn i ADER - * day night. All in interest of the! I Church. _ Sunday, July 5 the corner stone will | ho laid by" the different members qf lodges of the city. Friday, June 27, The Willing Work- J era Club of Friendship A* M. E. J Church gave a jw?mc. 'T.was largely attended and- much enjoyed. i Sunday parked the monthly Love" Feast Service of Friendship. The u-uai procedure was carried put, attniwatJ*. Rev?Addison gave us a scr 7hpTT~that was true tu lite from Gal. ~ 6.22,23. \t the evening service hour, in their j tfie regular service, the Mrs. H. P. j A lexander conducted' the religiouspageant: "Two Ways.'' This was' given under auspices of the Pulpit Aid Club. Mrs. Amanda P. Garw waa_L at" her lliest", as Satan, in-the uageant etid Mrs. Bertha Ferguson >vell emuluted our idea of good old Saint Peter. There was. a moral worth'considering in the pageant. We feel that the at-Itendants grasped the idea.- ' M is> Lillie Kate Leake left Monday I siiorirl tVip siimmor in AcV?t?irill^ XT I c. , , ' .' Miss DulhoMae Ellison la spending lhe ^imiiw ift-New York <?ity with relatives: ] V " . . I'M.I./.\BETH BAPTIST C HI RC H !' . i Manning, S. C.?We were triad F7TT -have Mjss Luotle Gainer visit the I Sunday- School last Sunday.- Thy i' school opened at its usual hour with i Supt. Riehburg and a iarge number j\ .pre<en.l\ '. ,. Miss. Katie Carter, Miss Ida Coe,: j .-mil Miri- Sarah GtUkes were the sun- M day afternoon guests of Miss Gracie. j Blackweirr . Miss Mabel Sumter after spending I a -lew days home left for State Col- [ ' lege Summer School. ' j Mrs. Carrie Henry is still pn the 1 1 sick list.-- . . " " ; %Tlie Rev. Ross, Pafctor of. Friend- ! .hip. Baptist is conducting a two weeit revival .meeting which began 1 last Sunday night Jnne 21. .. > P< ..pit- are coming from far and i 1 neai tu: hear hint each night. - Wt .tie glad to have Mr- Ida Rich- i 1 ?back after?spending -awhiie m 1 York City. y j1 . ? 1 ? : ' j MARIQN NE\VS~ c ?:'hi--pit-e trf- the unusual hot weather j. oii Li t Sunday, morning a large nuiri- j . ber ot people attended both service? j ?el ?Iobii.?Th* pastor did ttrr?i pieaelueg. The music by the choir : was. a leaf tr^at to all presefit. A i ~ei n.on?uas preached in the after-.j i 1-.?r?PiTTEv a nno T rpinol-K-c' ! : Club. iuc>t aiLr-of.the members were!] pre < ext. and paid in the 'collect-ton? ; ( 1 A la-ret crowd witnessed the sibg-- , ing contest on last Monday night at rA -"t. j> in. between the Rowland, N.'] j ?., Siai s, the Duckett? Four Harmo-) ny Kings from Mullinsand the Finktoy-'.' Quartets. The quartet from 1 Muliins is composed of the following: j Mr,' Raymqji Ransom, Willie Hayes, L Kii.l.i- Ph||ijp< and _ Elbert- Hsrghesi?j Prof. "D. C- McDutfie niadv the opennig address and Mrs. Marie Parker j j rendered a solo/which was enjoyed], oy all present. Muliins woii the 1st i prize and the Rowland Stars, 2nd. | Although the quartet from Nichols, | ' was not 111 the contest the selection's V tendered by them was a real tre&i j Rev. McClintic the pastor of Nic-! i.ols-was present and rendered much j _ -ervice. After the program we aii 1 .-tiled in riie hiiaiiiPm' \vhn>?We j ~ tound plenty of good things to eat. jj 1 his occasion was sponsored -by-Bro-j hei James 'Fashion and Sister Elix,a-~(4 neth Scott Rev. X- J- Ransom, Pastor at'Peej: 1 Jee preached a strong serjjion on last ( Miinl.ty nighl'tuirhearts truly hnrned I , A itliin I.-- m< rhe aervant of ?God de- |. iiveVed the message. - | r?ATT- ! !..? I.M..V.I ?f A.wmw-r Ca j pent the well-end in-Marion visiting j Miss Helen Hyigins. Mr. Floyd is a . tudent ol' Allen University. . . I f Special Sal PALMETTO 20 LOTS j# . . . - ... ..... . ; V ? I ? Jk For a limited''Dericx f flu 1 e for cash- 20 Lots-4i J "Cemetery at $25.00 E $~ $25.00. Only 20 Lots 1 Price. v X . I GEO. H. HAIV I Phone 4523 ? ,v Free Conveyance To Anc i ^ . . PINCKNEY'S Fi UNDERTAKER AND L SOUTH CAROLI] : ... A" mmmmmtmrnmmmatmmmmmm T ' . ? Mrs. L. L. Duckett the wife of ReVT I. \V. L. Duckett left this week tV>r ulunibia 10 atend the Missionary Quadrennial meeting; We wish for her i pleasant stay. Brothers I. M. Alston, Pastor of Mulliiis Station,. 'i*. Washington, IJ . .. I * - ? ? ' i a.Mui union ftia-tion passed ahru :his week end etiroute to Columbia :o attend the Missionary Quadrennial Meeting. Our very dear friend, I'rof. o?V. Valentine left Mullins this week etiroute home and other [joints. We will miss him I? any sure, .ve wish for him a pleasant vacatioii. Miss Esther A jenkins...jjf?Defi' uiaik, t.i- :-nendmg -r>mpt-.me srnr H?ss VVriiie Hubert Gerald on t-outh Main Street. Miss Jenkins is a graduate ot Voor[iee. Institute and Atlanta University. She and Miss. Geraid were associate teachers in the Brown Graded School :it Nee.-diiith. M t ., ot which Prof. D A. Goodwine is Principal arid along with the.il literary \yorl| instructed III US io Ulld 'b.tsKel 'jail k espectiv^ly. At 8:15 Sunday everting Miss Jenkins was greeted by a number of l-'ifettEi-wiarrival." ?7 mong the friends were Miss Heier Flagin and her week-end guest. Mr -haries rloyd ot Augusta, Ga - The suests .lcinained foi dinner. A ^aiad our.se with.ice tea and sparkling jeio and cake was served.' gkeenviTle Sews The- pastor, officers and members if the Ta'ifT",|r,|>-?Baptist Church lave completed their new parsonage >11 Ware St.., at a cost of $4,700.00 t is undoubtedly tlie best parsonage n this city .The Rev. AS. "M. Waton is pastor of Tabernacle and one if the state's best revivalists or Air. \\\ E. Payne our only real esate agent. Mr. \V. J. Thomas and Mr; ias Robinson motored to Columbia midpent the day. They have all jraisL- loi tne t'apital City and Dr. Thomas who operates a drug store it Harden and Taylor Streets. Miss Minnesota Garrison a native ji this city and a popular teacher n Bookei Washington High School jT Columbia, is the guest of Mrs. R ?t'lmpijclh1?of Cukitnhiii foi' u?ft** ct li.v ~ " 'V/. ~ ' 1 ' July hth.?s P. M. AT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH erience means skill I i^rior eijiilpmon^, mf>. ? e of Lots | CFMFTFRY =j ONLY 20 I . 1 ft beautiful Palmetto | ach. Regular Price | will he sold at this 1 *' ' '-) ? . ?I IPTON, Agt. 3 1310 Assembly St. 1 From The Cemetery. - - r 4 UNEkAL HOME ICENSED EMBALMER OF ' NA AND GEORGIA t Funeral Curs and Funeral I - v Equipment AS GOOD AS THE BEST And Better than the Rest And Prices Less COURTESY ? ? and SERVICE Office Phonr 5707 ~~ Residence Phone 7765 1006 WASHINGTON ST. COLUMBIA, S. C. ? 1 1 p. Ill -tK| professional I cards i .:,z| Office Hours: Telephones: 8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6033 ?- Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins -u~ : DENTIST . J .lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridge* Sunday by Appointment Extraction by' Conductive Anesthesia a Specialty. " .< 1107 Vj Washington St., Cola., S. C. . Office" Hours: Phones. II A. M. to 2 P. r, Res. 8876 g P. M. to 8 F _M. . Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases ot Women and Children A Specialty l Office: Residence: 2115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. Cblumbia, S. C. DR. H. H. COOPERT Dentist of the Gums Special Attention Given Disease* Gold Crown and Briuge Work A Specialty ? j Office Phppe t?42&, Res. Phon? 8264 I 1126 Washington Si., Columbia. fC DR. J. G. STUART .0 ce Hours: . Telephone: : ? 11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4692 G:00 to 8:00 P. M, Office 3796 S Oftce; TtoctAf.hre; 2030 Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. _ . DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given Diseases OU Women. Office: Residence: 1125 Washington 2230 Hampton Phon 6429 Ph' ne 7564 DR. S. R. GREEN-? Office Hours: ' Telephones: 9 to 10 a. m. Res. 6028 2 to 2 p. n.. ?=? Office: 0775 _ _ 6 to 8 p. m. __i_ , Office; - Residence: 150C Gregg St. 1508 Gregg * ? - , _ Office Hoars Phone 11:30 A. M to 2-P. M. Office 8530 6:00 P: U. to 8 P. M. Res. 6648 ' Dr. C. E. Stephenson Physician sad Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children A . Specialty - Office: Residence: 1414$* Assembly St. 1328 Oak St. Office Phone 8407 Re*. Phone 6798 N. J. FREDERICK Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public - FKACJ'lliaS IN ALU COURTS ?State and Federal 1119 Washington St^ Columbia, 3. C. H. JOHNSON & Co. - N.Ur; PafcUc ul IMtt in -real estate and aale of lota in PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. BeUu tifully located, on pared toad above , Collar* Place. Phone 6428 UWit-Wmbivrton Straat ' * -1