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** * Saturtiav, Octol>er .11, 1931. ~ cttuttch ni:\vs of BETHEL A. M. E.CHURC1I NOTES " I The Sunday school moves' along nicely wi'ch Increasing interest in v j "v.'"' ili-p111 ' 1 .t j. nuuiiftsted hy the oflicers and pupils more and more each Sunday. A timely review covering the lesson in a very attractive way was had by Dr. Lawrence. Remarks b.y Mr. liar-j vey always enjoyed. -De??Lawrence?prom-hod -i spot-inl ' sermon for the rival rally at 11:15 a. m. Sunday using as a text 1st Coi'.gT lbl;. -tilijiiI "Tilt' l'I'dcdftlisness of Time." A very impressive and far reaching discourse touching many ImnnvfoAi. ?:-1 " - ?.c.t c^c-nuius oi mankind in his relationship to the world. At the t evening service according to eng^ge. meht as was announced Mrs. Martha Keys Marshall outstanding evangelist of the A. M. E. Church preached a most wonderful sermon to an un? ?usually large audience which thrilled the house with the strong and com-I manding voice she possessed. She , was introduced to the audience by Dr. E.. A. Adams, presiding elder of the Newberry district, who was _ for a number oT years school?and-elass mate of Mrs. Marshall at Wilberforce university. She was uceom-' panied by Dr. Sims, president of ?-?Allen university. 5 T *T' r The services 'of the evening were highly pleasing and very much enjoyed. Iler^text was taken from Hebrews 1*1-18; "Jesus Christ the I same to-day, yesterday, and forever"; subject, "The Unchnngeableness of Christ."- She also remainded over ' and preached another wonderful ser-j nion, after which the stewards and trustees popularity was had which j was quite a success. A full account of this program will appear in our. next Write up."" . The League continues its crusade with wholesome and verv interesting ?musical numbers. Vou are invited to join us Sunday November 1st consecration meeting. We shall expect you. Sunday is Holy communion and our last chance to show Dr. Lawrence just how much we appreciate"" his earnest labors for Bethel and Columbia, this conference year. We pray that the Lord may bless us with a - -good day and sufficient hearts willing . ' "> and ready to make the sacrifice, that, the pastor may be able to go to Winnsboro next week feeling fine? because everyone has tried to do his full duty to a most worthy cause.. You are invited and expected in large numbers at each service Sun -.-ida^ if- it -rain, or shine. This is the > correct address of the parsonage. 1400 Tavlor street or Southeast corner of Taylor and 'Marion streets. ' P1KST C:\I.V \ UY BAIT CHl Rt llj Rev. S. Young'iUiod, Pastor j. In order lii.it the Sunday School"* leacners 15. v. 1r. and Missionary :1 workers might be better able to carry on their work, our pastor iias been ' able to -secure Dr. Briggs of Benedict 1 j? College to open on Friday afternoons J ... v chiss, in.wjiivb he..Coaches work in.. the three lielils'." Tht. class begins at 6:00 P.. M. A part of the time is given to Sunday School training, the other to B, V. ,P. U. an 1 Missionary i training. One may-become 'a "member of either ot' all of tlu\ groups. Wv . have books for c.ieli of TtTe depart- 1 mcnis. At the end - of i be courses "j an examination will be givcnr-t+iosp , who pass the "required' work will be' Lb\!eh cold ilteTTTeT! 1 111 ' . I] This is in 'end a splendid chance , for those who \\;ish to, learn more. in | Christian Work. Dr. Briggs is will | .informed i'u the Work ami is able to- j help us'mucin. We 'feel'greatly blass- ( * ed to have him with us. Anyone ] r wishing to join eithei or all of tlie , groups i- invited to come at 6 P.- M. * Fridav.J j Last Stuulay wo enjoyed having a Vtrge number present uf Sunday School. Wo-were greatly plea^eal to have a review of the lesson given h.\ Miss Clara Carr, one"of the younger sefe- of teachers. ' Our morning worship began, at 11:30. The message which 'came at this time is otto which needs to be : greatly thought of. " Taken from ? Pro'yerbs 131; They shall oat ol the fruit of tlnir own way, and betilled ' with their own devices From this the question may be asked: \\ ill man receive a larger life of a quicker ?death?from his devices? Too often I man us0 their own devices to their < sorrow, too* often they .piucc them, above , the things which will lcad^ to a greater l.to, too oucn iney muk i Gotl nn<l His kingdom out with their < own devices. In this (lay and the c onoit ions TTi 11 m"> man needs trr watch "Tip-well as pra/j r> ir.gTTiar he himself is v<?;">. seeing iii?* ins devices, in many ways tail, he snould rtll'n to (Jo d-whir t^cyer-fails. ?< The Indies GTocX'lnb gave A guest ? rally - Sunday eight, which proved to be a success, each member ot tne , club asked her friends to come out and help the club, many friends came and helper their friends of the club J, We take this means to thank all who V helped the ladies. The club also rendered the music, which was very good . indeed. We are sad to still have some sick in our membership. Sisters Dean, ..... Counts, Weston; Brothers Johnson I, and Thompson also Mrs. Bradley, the wife of our deacon. W0 hope that all of them will soon be out again. We arc delighted to have Dr. Watson orrC agntrrr anil looking stronger^ Everyone was glad to see Mrs. Rach- * el- TAggard home again from New York, but sorry that her coming was due to the passing of a sister. eifcr'i f J ?w I ,|| ^ ^ t 7 -~y-- t > * N . V . * -?- - SOUTH CAROLINA ' \ RIDGE BRANCH CHURCH NEW The Ridge H?n PfiptUt?As.'ocii tion met with ,the above nann church, Friday, October 23-25, TI body Wile ^nlltxl tf, iiriln. t.y >>. irt. derator, Rev. W.. T. Kenner who hi successfully |>resiubd'i Jijr""sixt'ee yeaj-s, with no superior and few eqi las in the matter of rapid ar gracefully handling of business. Four annual sermons was preaehc was a treat to their hearers. Intri ductory sermon by Rev. John ( Davis, Prdv. 29-18. subject, - 'Whei tlu'i-c is no u.siuh lH(? People perish' "intn was delivered ... with powe Educational sermon by Rev. A. Mj this, much credit is due Rev. Math tor delivering the practical message /The writer failed to catch the text Doctrinal sermon by Rev. T R To bert, Matt. 28:20. All who hear Rev. Tolbert were fully convince that he is a pulpit orator of no mea ability^ *Saturday night a literary progra: was held which was very good. Sunday the Missionary sermon h Rev. G W. Hartley, Matt. 28.18, sul .icc.t, "Men sent to Organize Bapti? ChaVthe*" Deiinr impressed (or Jim Rev. Hartley could not give just it yet enough was said to save th world if we will only take heed. _ AVc were pleased to have Rev..( A. McLester ex-pastor of Ridge Hi Church among the many visitors wh brought greetings from Benedict*to lege Prof. W. W. Nicholson l'roi Bettis Academy, Trenton, bring gi-eetings froni his school. Mrs. Simpkins from Coluntbia r< presenting the State Tuberculosa Association. She too brough us man helpful hints. Rev. ! '. Weaver also -graced on presence with greetings. better_know as Pa Weaver from the Mt. Canaa ,K.cnl,;?i \\f ............Mi. ?? o were Diessed-to hav four new ministers en??r__ani' tie! namely: Kev. H. Dinkes from Sail la. T. R. Tolbert, J Milligen, an Chas. A. L. Arbourine. Misses Salli Thomas and Orabelle Johnson froi Pettis Academy were the week-en guests of their parents Miss Matild Ihwtt nf Hemstead, N. Y., is horn to spend a few weeks with her sis ters. .We were proud to see -Deaeo \V. S. Watson out Sunday. BETHEL A. M. E. CHIRCH NEW _ Georgetown, S. C.?The first Sur day of the conference year Octobe 25, was high day at. the above name church.* The service was arrange to feature a welcome reception to th pastoj; li?py._ R, E. Brpgiifin,_tL_X) who was returned to the church fo another conference year. The musi wtts appropriate ior the occasior Rev. Brogdon was given a splendi w? Iconic. Speeches, of welcome wur made by Prof. J. B. Beck, choiristo and principal of Howard High schoc trustee and lay delegate to the nex general conference and Prof. G. \\ Hcivard, vice principal of Howar High arul secretary of the stewar hoard. There were other spegche which I will not take space to mer tion the names, but the welcome wa received in the same spirit that i was given. Rev^_:Bi og.don - selected, a-sc-hi* icx Ephesian 6th chanter. 14th vnrc. stand therefore. having your loin: Mtt about with truth, and having o Lht' breast plate of righteousness, su ject, "The Girdle of Truth." TH mine was discussed in two division! lie assured Us hearers that trut md sincerity are essential to a goo onsclence. " After the morning services th pastor motoTFg16 ChftHfiston t witness the closing of the Sout Carolina Conference, but was back i Lime for. the evening, service, wher igain he preached an impressive set inon to a splendid audience fror Philippians 4th chapter, 19th versi 'But-My God shall supply all you needs according to his tiehes > i Glory, by Christ Jesus." The choi tgain rendered excellent music. ? Wo are indeedp leased also to lear [hat one of our former pastorsrA Lhe person of Dr. J. E. Beard is on presiding elder. MILLER CHAPEL CHURCH NEW Newberry, S. C.-? Sunday schot was well attended and lesson we taught* ' ' eceiyedd. from th? subject "The search . fo Life." The pastor got many cor gfatulations on~"the Sermon. At o'e fork-the?pastor ^went?out to?& Matthews A. M. E. Church tp preac in T)r. Adams' place the presidin elder and there he met a good crow of. people waiting to do the churche If-- I'l 1 .....1 A1- 1 vmi i\. in- |>iruyiivu unci iiti'- nous was in an uproar with?fervor;?h went into the business, side, eollecte the elders money, dollar money, mi: sion. etc.. the people left in a liu spirit, . Mrs. Georgiana Childs, Brothc Jones. Mrs. Emma Spearman, Mr; Hossie Mae Kuft are on the siek lis We pray for their early recorvery. Mr. Alfred Wade' a good citizei and a good man, passed away su< denly last Wednesday a. m. Even body that's living got to die. W sympathize with the family in thi hour of their trouble. A play entitled "Heaven. Bound' was given at IBethlehem - Baptb phureh last -Friday... and" tli city turned out. ft was real gooc Chief Justice Blease spoke also or pastor, Dr. McClellan. It will be r< peated soon. ~ The-"pastor rotumed to hiiCTtrorr where the Rev. J. 'I. Goldson, D. D pastor of the Baptist Church prct ched a strong sermon for us, froi the subject, "Keep the Alter fit ? THB PALMETTO 1 r d d CHAPLAIN GEOR n _ . Recently endorsed hv the laymen a T) . , the editorship ot' The Christian Reeo v the Illinois Annual Conference. Lncl< )- to the General Conference on the firs "-l-Httanimouslv endorst for tho rhri?t?t ^ Cha|TfrrnT "Singleton is pastor of. S ie Illinois. Was a member of the 11)24, week he visited the F.eumenieal Con I the South~Cai olinmCWrforrnrertHiTtr " ference, Lexington, Ky. 1 ... . ?- ? n KM.\M'I:I. A. M. I: currn'M Charleston, B. C.-r-Daring iho sos ' sions of the-South Caroflna Conference ls which convened in the above named y church -October 21, to 2f?, inclusive, approximate!?. not. less than two "' thousands persons exclusive of the n niinisiutors and officials attended. n TCach night the seating capacity was r taxed to tile uiino-t and every?av^U_ Jlble seat, was occupied. , Eminent speakers wore heard from time i ? (1 time which made this grand and ausc pic ous (Kv, -icn long to ue renieniII l.erc-a. After a'sermon by Bishop il. (1 C. Ransom ol the Saveidh Episcopal a Distijgt .t?n! the rea "ilia of Iliaar<-_, e pinUnents the confer? nee was ;pj.onriu-d. w A't the c Piling son -co Rev. .). L". Beard add',t,>'..eu the Christian Wat?*ii j lower Soci'A very Iargv aialn nrc I S Heard the speaker as In- so eloquently delivered a message'which was from j t-~ - a 11 angles, timo.lv^praeticul and ir.- I r structivc. One person was read into d full membership. d Members and friends of Emanut ! ! 0 were exceedingly sohowful on learn- I thiiU- their esteemed pastor and r leader should no longer be llie shop-' c herd of the Hoek. Expressions of-re- j i- gret werv. tendered him by an innum- j d; erablc host of hi.- members-, 1'i iemlv ; ? and well wishers. He leaves Emanuel : ?' and will execute th0 duties devolved' ?' upon him as -the l-residing EUh'r of . t the Georgetown District. During the ! r- pastorate oC"Rr'vl~"J. E. Bearhe did d the things for OA*' best good' of Iho ' d .church' and tor *he" "furtherance of" s the cause. A eharaeter of a cool tern- j i- perament and clearer vision ha.- nov- j s ( c ascended the rostrum of EmanueL it A. M. E. '.hutch. v\ uv ;s tail us* to l describe thecharacteristics of Jessie I :t~ -E. -Cuard. ...Qn ^5^itda>* pighi. words., ? of sincere regret were voiced by the / following: J. \V. Gailliard, J. R. J. j n Snipe, C'tisslr^Snialls and tie.v. K. M b Turner, representing the ~1h*ustees -] o_ liotnil; Edward Betterson, Steward board; Mrs. E. M. Green, Deaoomess ! f[""troar(i and ^tec. W. II. Moore.? Owing" j the latencn.i of the linie othwrn ren Trained from speaking in behalf of out t> former pastor who deserves much -yl-rrt-rtn-.?- U'c wb.U luii-liiui (daL,ua^iL, b and that success may crown all ef - ' n forts put forth by btni. V sA I.I DA NEWS ?. | Prof* Charles Br?Waternva+h-?At** r ' Principal of Saluda High and Mr. n Willie James Graham motored to ir, Orangeburg Friday. , on blisine-s, ! joining members of the family there, n and attended the S. C. State-Allen n?garne^?Reports.axtLAhat game was r ' good and trip pleasant. Messrs Thomas Logan, Sr... and I Junior motored to Washington, I). C., ' and while there 1ve Toured Man,'land, I Deleware, Philadc I'phia. New Jersey. }] ' and New York. The latter will roll rhain _ in Washington and join his brother in Business and the former j litis returned and reports'a?very?plea~ir ' sant trip. ; . . Coleman-Graham Nuptials I A marriage of much interest was t that of Miss Ruby Graham of Saluda, h S. C. and Mr. William L"oIeman of ? Clearwater, J3. C. which took place (j at thq- bride's residence October 24. >a The ceremony was performed by the 0 [bride's pastor, Rev. \V. T. Kenner. The brido was dresred in a horomj ing shade of blue trimmed with Avhite. Miss Lenora Hill was bride'.[G maid and Mr. Morgan best man. IBlatives and close friends were ttre,r'only Witnesses. s Mrs. Coleman is the fourth daughyj ter Q.f Mr. J. B?Grnh.-vm Sh'v iw 11 graduate of Bettis Acodemy and a - former teacher for two years there. j.'| She will he greatly missed by her many friends and associates bu* we e hope for her a happy life in the fujs ture. .-Mr.William Cole>man is a pro gresswe young man and well thought " of in his community. ,t V" . { ie hurning". At night the League Was i. well attended conducted by its lea"* der, Miss A. L. Pearson who is doing a good work. The pastor asked to review, the lesson, Miss Pearson said fr it 'was a mosf wonderful review; i l-. The pastor preached a strong serITI ' ers., The people are working Tor" their conferencp claims, etc. i ... EADER - . e . U**' H-K GE A. SINGLETON nd lay-delegates of South Carolina fcr rderv Last week he was the hose of t one vote of being yjected a delegate t ballot. - Chosen as first alternate and m~ Recorder editorship. tr~Patri''A. M. -Er-trhtH-chT-Sprmfflield, , and 1028 General Conferences. Last Terence of Methodism, Atlanta, Ga., leston,-H?C., and the Kentucky. Con a * . * *. j Ati. and Mrs. Coleman left on the .evening of October 24.for Clea*wai^r where they will make their home. HELENA NEWS i Sunday school opened at the usual hour with the Supt. Mr. J. S. Gary on the job. The lesson was beauti, fully discussed and,reviewed by Miss : I At 3:.'J0 Rev. Young delivered a turning message from which every I one was .revived. At 6:30 o'clock the A. C. E. League opened with the presidertt, Miss Kmma Lee Gary aim mum ours on tie job, everyone seemed, to be very interested in the lesson. We are ashing more to attend these services. At 7:30 Rev. Voting delivered another burning mes sage. A rally was had to help our pastor on to conference $45.50 was collected. | The funeral of Mr. Alferd Wade was held at Mt. Zion Baptist church Sunday, at 1:30 by Rev. Jones. A large crowd was there to pay the last respects to Mr. Wade.Miss Willie Nance left last week to take - up her school work in Dal7,ell. ?.Mi** Dorothy Thomar, left Sundoyfor New York* Miss Willie McMorris went as far as Columbia with her. 1 Mrs. Ella Lee Watkjns.4% visiting1 her relatives in.Union, S. C. A Mock Wedding was had last Mon day night by Mrs. Janie Gary and Mrs. Lula Sartor's clubj everyone enjoy ciLtljemselves. A cake walk was given by' Misses' Rosa -Lee Fryd and Edna Bracy Saturday night. | Miss Mozell Raye left Sunday for Waverly hospital, Columbia. . ., 'NINETY-SIX NEWB T The Ninety-Six High School o'pened October 10. The opening exerF. Johnson presented Prof. J.. H. Shealy to a large audience of nat puis, sunk1 nis and''teachers?Wc alw?y*-e<t^oy-Prof. Shcaly'saddrcsses;lmt this was the best address we have ever heard him makg. There av.^q^^lxua--enrnin'iii;fng?JLaBTs m.'nte: 1 v Rov. 7T. M7 Taylor, Mrs. C, A, pean, Mr. J. R. Dean, Mr. E. J, Goodman, Prof Johnson then in beautiful words introduced the faculty as follows: ?Mrs. Marion Johnson, six and seventh grades; Mrs. Georgie A. Parker, fourth and fifth grades; Miss sat ah I.oe Joseph, second and third grades; Mrs. Mattie Lee Jabber, first gade; ITof. Johnson High school wcrk Prof. Thomas, agricultural class. With this strong faculty -we are hoping to do some excellent work this term. Mr. Jrjfn" Henry Nathan left for Seneca Junior College October 18. We hope for him a successful., school term. Mrs. r.illian Butler'* ; neice after spending a, few days visiting Mrs." Butler left for Bluefield, Va. i Mrs. Ella Graham is welcomed home?hy her 'many friends after visits to the following Northern cities; Philadelphia, Pa,, Atlantic City, Chicago, 111; Detroit, Mich. Wjnns, boro. Canada; Gary, Indiana. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goode entertained the young children Saturday ! aftci noon at?a?Hithday Party in honor.of their little son Julian. Trinity M. E. Church I 3frs. Matilda Williams mother of Rev. R. R. pastor of Trinity is out \ ' , : PINCKNEY'S FU " I'N'DKRTAKKK AM) l.lf - ? l:~S<H lH i AHULtX? ; . ' ? t4 :1 '~ Immmm?aEJMi?' 'IB " 'daughter in Greenwood. > The service at TVlt. Carniel Church :was fine October IS. we received and' |H. Williams the pasto: I'.'l cached . a powerful ertnon from Matt Ml, -text, "He shall bat+iced?*rrtt?:in. the Holy Ghost and Fire." - s i Mr. Walter Hill. Miss-Althca MmM Mr. Fink Hart, Misses Clara and {Amanda Hart* were' welcome, visitor.- , I of Mrs. R. R. William's the third Sun i dav afternoon. Bethlehem Baptist Sunday school 1 , held Memorial service for Rev. W.I. M. Connor Su.nday htorning. Nearer , Mv God to Thee?was -sung be the I school, opening remarks-t?y SuiU J. i? L. Parltcr.'-* ' I ' Brother P. S. Goodwin spoke ' of _ Rev. Connor as a great leader. Mrs. . C. A Dean spoke in behalf of ' the Missionary Society; Mrs. Yirria Wi-! liams, Bro. H. Goode, Bro.- Wn\ Haw I kins, Mrs. F1 la Birder?made -Wn-rt-1 talks of hi? life. Asnav.ing Grace wa> ^ beautifully sung. Deacon F. T.-L'%: rus spoke of him as. a , neighbor. iB-o. E.. J.. Goodman .spoke of him .as a "Worker for God'-, and a pastor for the people. j Deacon P. B. Dean and Mrs. (", A. Parker spoke of his beautiful life j as an examivle for the community A i collection of .$:;.0.r>. was taken up and [ j given Mrs; W=M~ (.-nrmmv? I The Missionary Society met Friday ] afternoon at the home of M vs. <-i. | A. Parker. A very interesting meet-1 ing was held and a lftigc u'U'mi.inn1 1?The hostess- served salad, punch and.I '< cake. The next meeting will he at the home of Mrs. Ix*na Hill N'ov. t'?tii Q ABBEVIU.E NIvVVS _ K, . 1 ? Mrs. Ida Bryant of Knoxville, Teruil . left last . Saturday for her respective I O! home, after spending some time with, her . mother, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy is veny much tmpivvled and is still able to be up. Prof. W. C. Moragne passed awa> !jI in Honea Path instead of MoT van. ; was reported two weeks ago. Messrs Tom Gallman and W. 11. | -tSfttves-are making ttvmg>?\eiaH up-to-date on Poplar street in* re-] 'modeling the Johnson's two homes,, j ] Misses Fbbie Jetterson ami N..tt n- , !A. Goodwin of Atlanta, tin.. P. ?'e.l ""* 'over here, on the nighi. of Lxii, i and spent a few hours with home -0 their friends the Messrs Belles. ?rhey ~ both are Abbeville irirls. nml Mh-ivj j "fvceivcd a warm welcome. Mesdames Eugenia .Toltvrt and Josephine Elmoora are still ?n the sick list. ' j. . -vi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson haw , moved their "restaurant to NVashimrchurch. Mr. Allen "Boot" Boyd is I now occupying their place on . Church.) street, opposite Mr. E. K. Fuller's." ithofi shop. ? ?j? FRIENDSHIP COLLEGE TRIO TO [ BROADCAST FROM STATION f)l : W E E I BOSTON, OCT. 2tnh. > The Friendship * College Trio is t<> | Broadcast from Station W K E 1 Bosliion, Ma^s., Thursday 4:2f> p. .M., Oe- i ;tober '2t?th. Prof, \V. M. Chi>oii' of ? Fisk University, Drake University. ! University of Madrid, Spain. Heidelberg, Germany. llarvdrd. at Cumin idgy 11 Mass., is to make an appeal for fund t jfor the collet'e over- this station. < Ba'rrones/ A. M. Von Blomberg head,- ; 'the sponsors of this group \vhil?> in . ^Boston." * Mr. Chisulm is widoh 'mokvh : ;ji-*iivr -*-1'the philanthropist?of?Boston , and?Cambridge, Mass-. Confl-fssioiin l.iii'o til' M:n,:ii lni.i-1 i. * ' appears with the group. ~ i O i w >| yogTn a a Rfcii render the last re- Hr9l' ^ fct to the departed in K-71 ji_ ing solemnity and ap- F?SSm ipriateness you will lll|l| * 1 our organization the gftA'j in which to place BSSB i - w ^ ? r " re . % ? A ?-? - ? Page > NEKAL HOME ?r * ' ; I M 1. If {)V ^ AN4^KOK01A " = Funeral Cars and Funeral I - , ?Equipment ' . ?_ AS (;<)()!) AS thi: m;sT Auil I ted e r fliVm the Kest A ml I 'rices -1 .ess COl'KTtiSV ? ??? and B ?LSLK\l(l/_ l_ Office FTTun. ".">7(17 Kesidence I'hone 77<?."> l(M)(j WASHINGTON M. / </\f !"* ??? ? - PROFESSIONAL j CARDS Office Hours:-'" v ' ' Telephones: ::u A. V!. fr. v'(tO I'. M'. Office 6031 , Residence. 8873 Dr. I). K. Jenkins ih:N I 1ST .ling*., Plated i iiiwiis- and Bridges .Sunday by A j > p.( > i n tmeiu -vt-rac4-i<Mllto!i\ < ondt ciivc Anesthesia a Specialty. lOT'a Wa^hingUuf St., C'.du., S, C. Office Hours: 'Phones* 1 A. M. to - P. r. Res. 8871 >* P. M. to 8 P. .'SI. Dr. \Y. D. C happelle. Physician and Surgeon Diseases of \\ in* n and Children . A -Specially Dilate: * Residence; -i Lady St. 1 201 Pine St, Columbia,. S. C. I)R. H. II. HOOPER Dentist .of the fillJVi? I ecial Attention .(liven to'- Diseases " (mid ( and Utilise Work A Specialty. . 9 Hice-Phone ;.pjo. 1:c-V Phone H?k\A ,'Aj. \\ ashington St., Columbia, S.C. PllONKS: lice .'{Uvt. . -Residence .'5-122 DR. A. J. COLLINS -tIHCmisi DR. J. ..<;. STl'.VRT 0 ce Hours; Tele, hone: -Hn-rrr-l :ud-p. M. ' Kcs. 4602 i.i" to I1 M. (.Ulic'e b.'l'B Ollice: -? . , Rcstttenee: ? 1 .'tit Tm.I... C. - ....... .-v., i.iii line St. DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon wiul Attentinii tiiviii I'isoases Of Women., " . Odicc: Residence: - > V? asr.i'r.gioM ^laniptot Plum t'ljj ' T'b ne 75G4 1)R. S. R. CRHEN fliee Hours:-; Telephones; to 10 A,, m. ' Res. Git28 to 2 p. Vi":***; Offiee: 577i G to 8 p. m. Office: Residence: ' Office Hour* Rhone A. M. tn _ 1'. M. UlVicq 3536 i:00 P. W. to S J\ M. Res^ GO 18 Dr. C. E. Stephenson ~ Physician and Surgeon- *? ?,4?VV'?>u1 > n?ami Children?A? couv laity Xlffice: Residence: nAvM-mi.lv si. i;rn n.,k ? dice Phone RIO* Res. Phone 6798 -N. J. FREDERICK ttorney-at-Law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal 19 Washington St., Colun.hia, S. C. J. H. JOHNSON & Co. Notary-Public and Dealer in real estate and sale of lots in PINE RIIiKIH CEMETERY. Beautifully located on paved road above .College Ptaee. Phone 64*22 ? * > 1109V& Washington Street -'J