The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 18, 1931, Page Page 5, Image 5
jF - Saturday,
July IS, 19.U
CHURCH NEWS OF
BETHEL A. M. E. CHI RC1I NOTES |
The isumiay School- convened at l he 1 n
regular holir 10 A. M. After the '
formal opening of the school lliej"
teachers took tiluirgcr_of their ylnsses.
, The *ubjec{Y~TPhe preaching of the A-J11
postles was throughly, taught t?y~.fT1 ~P
v. teachers to their classes.
The pastor flanked all'who heTped '
in any * way toTjkake the W. 11. and *
F. M Quailreltltiriu yieeting a success. 0
Mr. Golden, a representative of the
Pilgrim Insurance t'oinpany^aa- UU.Ji
troduced to The school ami gave a
very?-plehdiit>-4ov4+*w=rrf?rtTc lesson.
Come again Mr. Golden. a
1 1 .1 C * * ->
ui .~v. m. running service began.
Dr. Lawrence's text was taken from ^
Dainel G:10; "subject: The Open Window.
The subject was well discussed
and full of thought. .. ^ v
? At GiilO' thft- -youngs-people?meet ilip
was held." The leader was Mrs. Law-. *
renrer ^nb.Tprtr- HTr\v can we follow Z
Jesus. The program was well .carried y
?Ottt;?*?r?r. S. K. Collins made ~r#m\e
very timely remark's on the subject.
Miss jtaneis Frederick's recitation: y
One way to Heaven,V was very much ^
.____enjoyed -by the?Lcngffers. "The sentence
piayers and remarks by \,!>r. ;
Lawrence were verv much eir'ovn! I>v i
?.||7" ^ . ;
At 8:15 night services began. The j
s 'v pastor preached another iestrtvtive ^
r.ei'innn. TptI l?ni .dul i.ni r, T~rT:titi?
" ject The Pale Horse. The season was T
,/ well received anil was full of thought v
LADSON PUlXUV'liiUlAN
Rt'll NOTKS J
Itev. X. S. Powe, "Pastor 1
v . , : . t
The church work is moving steadily *
" oiT under the wonderful leadership
of our pastor Rev A S Piuve Hn is J.
a christian man and one who under-''
stands how ti> put the program over!
Sunday was a beautiful day ami the I
?? ?services "Were also beautiful, I
Sund:\y morning, July 5, Dean Fitz- v
patriot of "Allen University brought t
to us a wonderful r.e-mon based oh
r ' John 14:1-2. Let not your heart he
troubled: ye believe ih God. believe]
also in me. In Father's- House are I
many mansions; if it. vvefF^^f^sp.. I t
would not have told you. 1 no to (J
prepare a place for you. This was i
indeed an impressive sermon, and j
from the expressions of those who ; i
. heard tht minister we may . say his1 f
words fell one good ground. Thisl
--sermon was in keeping with the- ad-; |
ministeration of -the Lord's ."Supper.
r, Visitors present in our church ser-,'j
vices Sunday WtMv: Misses bin 1'. I'
Boyd, Nina Pruitt, Mamie L. Hollman,! e
Marion Johnson, who are attending t
Summer School; Mr. J. S. Stanhack.' r
Jr., representative of the North Caro-'s
Mutual Life-insurance Company and
Mr. E. G. Weathers representative tif
the National Benefit Life Insurance
Company. ' ^
The Daily Vacation Bible School
closed a very successful term, .of two a
weeks work. A- very interesting program
was rendered by the pupils
Sunday atternoon, June 2lT The en- r
rollent was 100. m
We are all looking forward to the |
Sunday School Conveneiton which <.
_ will convene Jn^Chei^\v on Jnlv |"
BETH FIJI KM,.ILVJ'T .CIU KCII j
Rev. S. II. Smith, Pastor
. . ^ The Bethlehem Baptist;.M n?ionury i'
; Sufh ".V iUli > ? i>:> 11 > nil
Thursday afternoon f>;.'!0 at* the |'esi-i*
donee of the President. Mrs. NY11 i
Craft. * V !v
? T}U>" 'metinj.* was unuuially good. j'
Thtr president itutde?it?Vrry- helpful
talk on thf lesson 'he suhjeet - of i
which was The-threat Command..tent.
I.nving the Lord thy Clod with all th\ '
'might being the first .Commandment
gnd the second , is' like ijnto/it. love. p
thy neighbur as thy'veil". li'^uv'keep 71
the first and second is easy.
_ A salad course was served by 'he
:?hostess. We wen- very glad" tit" "have **
our pastor'with us who has been ab-~~
sent from our .meetings for the p.ist
two.yveeks. She is suffering from a
ceiv'ed fium a miss step two weeks '
~ ago. At this writing she is slightly j
iniproved, although unable to he .at
her work. \Vt- are praying for _licc__
recovery. - ,
Sunday School \vas very- well at- ]
tended. The lesson was very, lifter- j
?? esting to all.?Many?visitors Wi re I j
present, among Whom were. Mr: and
' * Mrs. II.' E. ..Taylor. ?- '
At 11:dO Brother Taylor preach- |
ed a noble sermon which everyone 1
enjoyed, after which tin- doors of |
the church were ?upwu-j?Uuj?pel siriiri 1 .
?? sought jmemhcrshin.
Sunday evening the B% Y, P. U?
was held at the usual hour,, A lovely
group of youhg men and women '
were present hud some very helpful 1
remarks, were ifkade by the pastor.
_At?8:00?o'clock?Kev. ('. Coins dm?
himself credit by delivering unto a
packed house another message whfen
* < ~ ' had an appealing Jctfcej upon the
minds of the people. Text found":" '
Numbers K):~7.
"The Twelve Tribes" was present-' '
ed on Monday* nighi. I1 was . ?p.'ite 1
a success. Rev. I.. Morris of Char
- lii?.inii >?ilinia?l tin1 lamiiiiK -niium, J
Text found doshu.i I :h. We wish to
" express our tippi eeiat ion to our v
friends who cooperated with'"us so >
nicely. Rev. Morris will preach fo> '
us throughout tin mi4?I ominnn i
ion Sunday .lulv 10 at .'1:00 o'clock. '
The public is invited to worship wi'h
us ii) anytiine; '
SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHI'KCll 1
Sunday School opened at the usual I
hour with superintendent' and tendinis I
at their post of duty. The lomuin \\i?m' j
beuatifully diHcuauud.
SOUTH CAROLINA
At -11 :IJO. Rev. Anderson mounted
lie nostrum and dolivoro.l to. us aother
of his. soul stirring seryions.
lis text was taken from Titus 2:14.
NnuT^ave liVniself for" us that he
TTgtTl redeem Ais- from all iniquity,
ml purify unto hilnself~*u peculiai
tnrpte, reirluus -T>f~yrooi1 'words."'"** '?
The iiTFTor'v'of Jones (Impel A. M.
!. Z'ion Church preached sa wonderful
emion for us.at tt;OU o*!ock Sutula>
Ttortioon.
luniorand Senior I.eapue held their
Tfel intr Sit 5:.'Ul and 0:150
At Hi.'tii the Missionary Society of
e< mill ' ( alwi y rendered a .Mi<-jvnry'
play on Stewardship.
A numher of visitors were present
hnnlay mornimr. Among them were
i:s. s. U., Wallace wife of our ex
\st< r. y Iw.avs. Hail to- aw
UiLor* worship with us atui extend
o?lluuw--- ?* ??>?1 ia 1?UvwUtiwi' at - aH
i:ne.
The Vatin^ People 15il?lo class oT
'ion Holiness church rendered a proSum;,
Let the lower lights I t. laming;
Scripture lesson read by Miss
Vnnu Harris; 1'nper, by Re\ W. L.
sash; Song; Remarks, Mrs Deimie
frown; recitation, Miss Dorothy'Mesellar:
recitation. Mjister St nn:e
stewafd; Paper, Miss Eli/.ubet!)
dial mors; Paper, Mv. Willie CJreene;
solo, Master IaM'ov Stewayd; Paper,
diss i.ncile GarTiugton; paper. Miss
Sarah .McKclar; Remarks. .Mr. Willie
\ .Jones; Quartet, Messrs A. Brooks.
\\ Jenkins, F. White and J. 11. Jones;
^apcrHPrssrRus^ Harris; -Paper; Mt?s
Irace' DaWsoh; Paper, Miss Fannie
?lie Turner; Duett and Chorus--led-by
diss S. McKellar and Iaicile Clarlihfriil);
Remarki by Mr. Whitfield-Jones.
.Master David E. Rice of Baltimore
dd.. was a visitor and also visiting
lis grandfather, Rev. D. II. Johnson,
{emarks by pitstor Rev. W. L. Stevard.
Miss Barbara McKellar misress
of ceremonies.
EM VN EEL A. M. E. CHl'RCH
windriy was a I ea P'ful 'lay
ho intense heat & large cTVxxTI was
ut.
Sunday School which was, in full
doom was opened by the Supt. at
l):l)0 o'clock. The lesson was Keautially
discussed?
The Sunday School picnic will lie at
.exintrton Wediu'sday. jluiy _lll. Hope
11 that can will giTwIth us and enox
the outing.
A soul stirring sermon was prpschd
hy the pa-tor at tl-:M0. l>r. Widen
of Bethel was a distinguished
isitpr sorry he?Pad?to leave, bet'oiv
ervice, '; .
We. regret that- the A. C. K. I.ease's
president resigned,^ Miss Mnrvaet
Washington was elected. ' We tVel
tire she inxapahle of the office..
At 8:30'Rev. .1. ,T. .tones- proa?bed
nohle sermon taking as- a text subnet
"Spiritual Blindness"." Rev, I..
Vance?w is ;iio in(i* The ' iTi<t ingin-hd
visitors-. You are welcome.
Rev. Summers and choir will
>e at Hudson's Presbyterian Church
lunday at 4:00 P. M. '
The ptihlrr?h=?inx itft 1?tn?attend
mimical proo rs.m vix en Py Bethel"hoir
and others Sunday nig]bt at 8
*. M. Come out and make this , a
voirrf "m - 3?
Miss Geneva Griffin is srtmo v lint
hnm?vo(l at hrV home 12-107 Rlmwov)
Mis- Puirio Rates j- st i'1 (. ..lO'iiel
11 her home. ' * .
..Miss Viva Roseooro ";s <i .in> fine;
vo are hoping she wilj?ty> homo in a
i'i' il.u r.? ??* *?"?
Mrs, F.lna M. Murles. R. X.. is reicying-Mi<i
FstelT" K. Xanoo. R X..
lI State Pa-rfc. although she worship>oii
with us Sunday. ..
Prof. .Tamos'.\V. Sawyer motored to
smtmvhia- -for the week-eiuh-?Ho?iW
ttprniiTTg'-SitiitimM1 ?Tj?State
' t
\ I'M RKtKllx I.AM) MM S '
The- Sunday Sohool workers \toiv
it viu-ir pe:t< S.rtiiiay and" Mt. PisrahluuFa
io.iV lively Suiv.iuy Sohool.
\ 1.. 11of i ].( ~ia>>i - i t-1>?<i ud \\ ha
1'r y iiaP !'* 11 nai for tie?fr'ariiay ??. t... i
.'.onvent ion. Miss . llfirt w as olooteii
o represent Mt, i'js^ah' and a yomy
U1UI," Ml'. "Joseph l>a\is W;ls' e!lV nT
iltei'llate.
Thvlv \\e;o many \ isitors '.,t 'our
-r^rvk-i"?i'-timiay ami Wo, wote yiaii toia\o
Mr. Kiihaivisoa with us. Silv
\a.; hoeti a vny laH-ht'ul nu-mbot\ bat
Joi atise of lier w ork sho is. un'able r.
top to in i ohujvi) Vory often.
MPs R.iohol l.priik h.is just rr<.
uinoi. l'rom Myrtlo.Roavitr wheiv_ she.
"The riiur^ir .-Vni Board had theTT
inmv. t sary a;._Poahio Rrnrrrh
nunlay ewnn g. I : wis aw.y (niti'p.
?i\ t' ocas-ion. Many solos* iutJ
iddrosses were u iuiv im by the nnjuH'l'<
of tin' Vil UMni..., . IQU WliUil wi# a
mlit. to tlu-ir i-hiii|vh and ?o tin-niMonday
night. M:-. ' Anna lacker
tail *; very successful onti rtoinihent
or her Sunday School class . .Sa;inlay
night Class No. 5. Mr. 01&*>r
>1 teacher had a, very lino enteraiii.nit'ivt
at the hall.
?One of t-he moat, unique e lit el 'a in
neiits ,of the year was given by the
oaealuiii Daily bible SelioOl Ullivlr
,vas rnndiieted -by. .Mrs. b.FTtTiel borate
It only raiv ^en Jays, but their
vhibits and th,- eoncert was remark*
ible. (tin- of tin- u bite-social and re*,
igloos u orlei . l finlei od?invaluubio
eiAiee both during the school days
no) at th,- tonccr-'. All the music
\rt-s played l>y hell.
There- will be a fashion show at
totible Ihaneh Monday night given
i\ (lie Hli'lilliiTs of* tile--A. C. K,
l.i ague, Mi Oe-.si,- llee Coliinfin;
n oi-fot cr.
Ml* so* l-.illio Mac Welton und \\il*
f '*' ,: '
THE PALMETTO
j lie Mae Jackson are the delegates *.?
j the Sunday School convention from
1 Double Branch.
'Ailinen shower was given Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Sligh Wednesday night ,
of hast week.
j The Revival" Meeting will begin at'
Double Brailch A. M. K. Church,
Ne.w brook land on the fourth Sunday
night. . i
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1 1IK1.KNA NEWS' __
~ Sunday was very high day at Brown
Chanel, Sunday school opened at 10:30
?with Supt. J. S. Gary ami all of the
officers on their job-... The lesson was
(discussed at length and'reviewed by!
fhf"pastor. Rev. R. A V rang. Wc
' are- very glad?tn?strr?t+nr?Sunday
I School was in such a large group j
at 8-JSl M. Rev. R. A. Young preached i
a nopje sermon that m tie eveiy.uu.dy_,
?m?tin* eh inch?fttH?hapyv?zrrH <hcd
'tears,, at 7 P. M. the A. C. E. Leaegue
met in full number, as usual, we a.e
proud to see the -young peonle a-e.
i taking in ten s't in the League the les ;
'all at Brown Chapt-i and hear the i
At 8:710 P. M., we were blessed 'a-;
gain with a tu ble sermon. It' you ;
| want to hear trood preaching just j
^^ ^
t.-umivi r-> anu .ni >, ira i~. urtj uuni^
i liNe.
1_ ^ '
I FREE HOPE A. M. E .. '
Ctli'KCft NEWS;
Sunday. July !2:h v.". .'-i hish day j
[at Free Hope, at the '.ls,.ial hour the
j Sunday school?n -'-mbl.o?jend?\v.i?
j opened by the Si in .Mr. 1. A. ATthu?icla*s
No. 1 was 'n>'irht by*the pastor
Rev. P. \Y. Davis. A-ftor ah ut^an
[ hour of discussion of the lesson we
" UfM'U?much lu'ii"liu i|1 JI : 1?-br?pa 'tor
told-the Supt'.* to..^'ec' a dt'estate to
the Sunday School Convent ion.
the Imllots were east, it wa> found
.that-. M.iss I.uoy Stevens our . very
itlieient secretary had received the
highest number of votes and declared
i looted to remvsvnt us in our district
conveniton. which will meet at Bethel
Church in t'nion. S.-C.. July 2.1. ittst.
T2? okcIoctT Rev. Davis ascended
the sacred rostrum accompanied by
the Holv Ohost. Re\'s. D. T. Divon
and Win. Brown. After devotionals.
"itnnounoed'tv- rr~te\t Luke 9-S5.
Words of text: Follow me. From I
which hv ma-ache' a spul stirring see. j
o-uitj at the - conclusion of which he. j
the conclusion of which he declared ,
the doors of the church were opened.
,.M?? ni'isoii Mis* Rosa-Rohinson canveJ
forward, and United with the church.
Out?revival mectiner will he conducted
hy Rev. I.ilie B.dden. from
(drepsboro. N. Cn . next .month. We
hope-to have, a* great meeting. More
Anon.
?
LEXINGTON NEWS
was held at the usual hour with i
Supt. and officers at their post . of j
dyty. . Saturday and Sunday Elder,
G. K. I .vie- held Pi- t h ?? I jiu:??'.-rlv '
conference at Mt. Zion A. M.E. Church
iSiinday night..Elder Lyle- preached
a wonderful sermon at New Bethel
Chinch which 'every one enioved
- Mrs. Sarah Pirttor-HWrawC-son-To--*'ph and
daughter Daisy Was the' dinner '
guest !a-t Tuesday night of Mr. and
Mrs. G. \\V Black. Mrs. Patterson i- <
a cousin of Mr. Blrvck, they were, also
--t+rr?drrrrrn?eriir'*t?nf?Mi1. ' and?Mrs
w illie It. i'oriev^>n Thur-dav night.
Mr. T. .T. Entzminger from Cohim-hia"*and
Mrs. Rosa Brown and daue.h- :
tree. S. C., was the euest Sunday of
her. sisteh Mrs. Jennie Sligh and
sister-in-law.
' Mrs. i,nia suhcr. Mr. Eiuginiti'j.'i1.
Mr." Joe Stiher, Mrs. "Jennie. Sligh.
Mrs. Rosa Brown and daughter, mo
tnvpd' to n.m-slnii p <<??Th?if their -ister
Mrs. l.ydij, Williams.
Mr. Willie Harris spent the week j
end with his cousin Mr. Solomon
Harris. .
Mrs. Eucenin Ciirlpv sn*>ut .SumPi'
with Mrs.. Xndene Jackson. Mrs.
witP h,o? tor Mrs. SMIie
phart. The. Lilly of the "Valley Club
Ftfnve an old folk's comic a Jrme=?
Hiurh vhiK'l, '! wnr. en'ftyed by fill.
Mrs. Kuerenia Cook- i- sti'l confine/I to
her hod Qt'the home-'if hoi dauehtor
Mrs. 1 J. loa*.? xi. We hope.f >r
Tier~7 spec lv recovery JTvi ?ar I s
-OiitTn! is in.'M >;.inf i"1 a few il:u sickness.
ST. M \RK A. M .K. CHI 1U M
4-Ve IVe. -St-Ct?The?wrather -vrrrrfair
Sunday ai\d a splendid crowd wui shipped
..hi-the services were in'hiph
J spirit as lis pah .The pastor, preached"
1 a .soul stirring sermon. There were ,
: : up joiners/' - .
. ' The ineTTTtiers arc doing well under ;
P'.l'.e u'lnliiiuiu. , The nu>jn.itts" -a
|"way at work but wTTf reTuin whell j
i --Mr ami Mrs. F4*x Duboee prepar-4
|-e?l ouitf ./nice dinner, for the pastor.!
I and family. . >
Mr Fw 11 amiir tireen of Columbia, j
""T?C : is spciidinp the summer with
: 1.; sC i'f, Mrs. T. J. Ransom in Mil I'm
' '* * ' I
flu pastor's home 1 Jo W. Jame- r
S:v? et was >)iiitt sad on lasj Wednesday
w her. dealh entet'od and took the
a;?r':ny lit:U girl. .Undertaker W.J..
V > \\> or; it ft t> tvud very couvteou* I
,.r.d appve?. .able service, .' !r'"Wl'i
.'V?! yii'wmiiu. deposited thii
vftdav.. M~?Ant'.if Richardson and ^ a j
nosii o\ >> oti present ui uu- i
i funeral. Tin* neighbors rendered
much assistance doing the hours of
- hot'onvenn nt .? ?? [
Sleep on baby and take your, rest i
We loved you but (Sod love you best.
Mrs. Ransom jjnd Klouise, also sbn
have been ill but has improved some.
Rev. Delaine and Prof. Leggett,
Misses Pickett, Jenkins, Nevada, Willie
II. (lerald, Dubose and White were
visitor* at Rev. and Mrs. Ransom's
home during the week.
LEADER -.?-a*ST.
I'Al' I. A. M. E.#( III' ICC II I
i Ir.mo. S. ('.?Sunday was a beautiful
day ,.ud. wi> had a wonderful-Sun- .
day School lesVon; subject Tlit git*
of the Holy Spii'it, Acts 1 :?3- -i*: 1 -t>.
.The lesson was reviewed by out Supt.
Mrs. Bowman. In fhe Sun lay Scfjool "
was more l\pui r25_ pupils.
Our pastor, Kev. I. u. SimmonpreayJied
a-very tinc sermon .Mim.ay 1
morning and- .ilso at night. 1 lie a tendance
w as large at both set v u
Suiui..y the Allen Christian Ki.il?*a\or
League had an attend,nice of.
more'.than' 2."> young people. '"Subivv *
\\ ha? is Christian Patriotism. jM.g.t.
b;db; 1_'2 I >alin 1 ih We al-o !. 1
several visnors lleni.gtla Unite
^iiii Hi-v?T?U?Hi.u i .an -Ji
The I'n ..ds of Mj. and Mrs. Bran.'n
are. very glad 'o'have them ami tire
j. nihil en a . r ..gain. s
1 M L ' T-'h Luj?Vet nri . .i
hoi.a. .o ;.e 'his witt and little it..'.!.
Mm I . - _ '
Al.-? Simmons. Mi.-s . Koun- U: i
Mi-s. KiiKtuni spent Sunday e .V.'.g
v. nn Mi- Ku\h. Ku i.nt.i-on and e .
' * vi'V : iau to know -she was' ?-, . ..
bet W. t
1. O. 'frim+ttons-^nd iu..?wtli.
er '*c:'. dinner quests of .d.\ .md.Mis.
L.fen .hTr.ri d-on >.')tn:a.< i v i - j
AFT . i uglies daughter- - -. i .
1th bT t ,i)ly wiIh her.
M-:?:?in ill lotto?B" U nr ? ...st . p. .L.?_
Sui.,i.iy \. i'ch Iter lioin -Coi .... a.
\i.< irv Swveei't. Mio b'ei |
>K'h Uv I U I 11w ?? .
M' . Cowman aial tar ?' >
V >1' t ..e -ts 111 1W 1 ~ 1' '
MKDGKKULl) NEWS.Orange
Hill A. M. 11.. Church?Kov. ^
J. E. Dixon. I'astor
" "Sun.lay was a beautiful day, . Sanda
> >e.),ool opelled 1., .11- llSudl 1.' 11
| with' superintendent, otfii'ers Hnd pu-. '
i pi Is .if their po-'t of duty. Sub.eet *
I ni i in tiT-soTn TIiv ffrtmitui^. ot the, * i
Apostle". It was Well -diseussi-dnnd '
.by- all?pri'^riit^., ^ 1
Af 11the pastor ptearhed a i
1 ei*!'y sil'onir, sermon lro.tu Matt. 14 : l'J. ^
j Sub', et Til He-U--. HTu Utile buy *
came forward and,joined .he elunv.u 1
after, which the l.oid s r-uppei ?1
i administered.
I . A? > Op o'clock the pastel- preache i t
I aiu l fie!* strong sermon tronv St.. Mark ka
| W: Let her alone-.' '1 Lis Avuf -a .*
set iimii foV Club No. > and .lie 'hi'?1
com "e was converting work, litis i
was indeed a cun-oling dt-eoui-e.lt
Lga'v, Us Courage to do imav wv*tk. s
Those w'ho miss' the-o "Wonderful sor.-, i
nnavs eert.tiulv miss the treat'of their r
:i:r . TV,., .lot. ',caa .. .
lllf. lIltT U?t> ? ^ ( .
Afu-r the sirvice. KevT-.l. K. Dixon, ?
Biv In t -. Mi-Ko-lley ami Robert Ki l
[ ley. --motored to. Mr. and Mrs, Heiuj |
|..Duukiii>: fioino tor dinner. Th?*y. on- t
_:oy<.d .1 into i epast. ...
M 1I.LER CHAPEl. NEWS
"Newberry. S. 0.? The Sunday School j.
was fit hlooin with Supts. K. F. Floyd
and Mr. Gildc.r.on the job everybody ^
was at his post, and the results were,
good. .
Dr. McDlella.n announced as a sub-J*
ject "Revealing Darklioss." The poo- y
pie say this was oije of the greatest
sermons that was ever- preached inj_.
this chtlrch, the tire binned all overthe
church. At the close of the soruiiuh
line person joined tip?ehureh.- In 3
the afternoon there was .very uni ;
que program carried out to the satis-'
'faction of all who heard it. 'At night
Dr. McClellan spoke .'from.'the ruling
motive in. a mall's life. This . was- ?
short and sweet at the church here,
the former being a member of tl^- ^
deaconess- hoard both broukht greet
ings_ami Miss-Cola K Rutf -respundeifcj.'
in well chosen words. The oea^siorT *
being two 'fold. Miss Hani- birthday 1
and the regular 'meeting the repast
li ivr t 11"! " I'it *1*i i > J..-- ? Nil , k r *
the- member* wanted her to rccele- j'
brate her birthday ht the next meet-1 ?
Tiip. .'Km. T. l\ T.rwg^.tilfd at.'[be |
pat'sonape 'and reported he t-r.d a tine j \
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COLIMBIA, S. C ^~
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^Dr. D. K. Jenkins j
DENTIST
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SupJay by Appointment
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J | l)r. \V. D. Chappelle
t, I Physician and Surgeon j
^ i I'iseasei-of Women and Children
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" St. -i'dOT Pine St.
| Columbia; S. C. . -S
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-I. DR. H. H. COOPER
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1 1126 Washington~SC7 Columbia, S.C. ~
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DR. S. R. GREEN
lOrtue Hours: Telephones:
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1501 Gregg St. 1508 Gregg
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j: Dr? C. E. Stephenson
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j..?. Physician and Siirgety..
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II414^ Assembly St. 1328 Oak St.
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{ | Office Phone 8407; Res. Phone 6798
N. J. FREDERICK
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{ j .Notary Public and Dealer
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