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V r / 9a< urday, -November 7. 1P31. m- CHU BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES Sunday marked the close of the conference year will) *uccc*? inscribed on our banner under the pastorate of our beloved Dr. Lawrence. Among the many things we are thank-" of the ehujrch in the mid t of a period of . general depression. Sunday was a beautiful day and so were the services throughout. Begining \vith : the Sunday schuul Uud teadhers pupils nttipi-g mtiri.i it Ky tlw. intnv,. est ISSnifested in the work', of the ' Sunday Sehnul.^t'losing rcm.iVk^ wry made by the pastor Dr. Lawrence. The service at 11:15 a. m. was simply beautiful in that so many, perhaps every heart was .made - tcr rojoiee while Dr. Lawrence preached that wonderful sermon on, "Love To Jesus" as found in St: John 21:17. "He saith . unto him the third time Simon, son of J ureas, l.ovi ;t ti'.on me? etc." The. spirit was Riven its right of way and the work was" accomplished. At the usual hour quite a numher of young people. assembled Tor tTuT vesper service which was uplifting and inspiring because of the eatnest ness imparted by each of tin? parcicipants. The reading "crusade is being conducted with remarkable results each service. "Read your bible. Livg, its teachings" our motto. Dr. Lawrence introduced a new feature in the final service of the conference year known as memorial service in which the roll of. members ~ ^deceased durirm the -year (numbering 17.) was' called' ami a short and impressive sermon to the relatives and ~ friends. The attendance was wry good. We mink tn th-anV <31 Hoard No. 1 and the Pulpit Aid Board also to express ?our -sincere appreciation _ to the many friends of the churches for putting over quite a successful contest in which the Stewards Depc. was adjudged. More popular.^ We wish r irsi \^aivary oujjiim ciiurt n imm-i ? the direction .of Mrs." Youngblood for service very much enjoyed, iilso an instrumental solo by * Miss (V F. Rountree; original reading by Mr. F. M Keitt and vocal solo by Mr. (ioul den. We also wish to thank the State., Fair society and everyone that help^ ^ ed us in anyway to win, first prize W*- which wng $50 on church and lodge day at the fair lafct week. We" sliYiply thank everyone for the kindness aKnwn. III the, midst of The rush tor HTe7 annual conference Dr. Lawrence wirsr called, to Charleston to make the response to- addressee .nuyle by the Mayor of the City of Charleston and a congressman from that district Monday night" which he-report?-was quite a brilliant and enjoyable affair. He goes to conference at Winns boro feeling fine and we await his return and the return of our faith ful and beloved?providing elder. Or:' G. K. Lyles. That morC work." and i? :? i.? Kreuter .service muy c<c- uvminimomn in this part of the moral vineyard next. i year, ; We mention wifFTa dc.iitw' oi sailness the death of IBro. Charlie.Fields a faithful and loyal member of Bethel. Funeral preached by Rev. A. 1'. ; Porter in hte absence of the pastor. SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. C'Ht'RCII <3 '' Rev. J. C. Anderson. Pastor _ a'iuiJ^Aiiirj3CTprrTT'*-??^ The past Sunday was very enjoy, r ably spent by-the Worshippers at SidI ney Park. The Sunday school was ?^largely attended and the lesson was studied with interest and profit by 'j. the teachers and pupils. Our Sun day-school has a live Superintendent i and an active corps of teachers. The pastor preached > at the morning service from 1st Cor. 2:5b-10, from the subject "Spiritual Eyes and Ears" The service was blessed of the Holy Spirit as the pastor delivered^ the message with beauty,, simplicity and power, The Epworth Leau-ur !^t>! an m ?. teresting session at t+re vIeague""hoin\ z_ The young people came out in goodly numbers to the league and the program was well' rendered. The pastor preached again at the evening hour of worship to an attentive audience, from Psa. 81:11, subject, "The Blessing of the Upright"; At this service another npici tual feast was had. Large numbers partook of the Holy: Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at lyofch services. ?? Tha fhnreh fa now centering its activities on ourannual Fall kaily. The various eTubs-wrrr vicing- Avith each ntopr m'"see which p+rrtt?i1i.ike the largest contribution, ^ Sidney Pai'k?won?ti?<t prize for their booth at the ..State Fajr last wWlfjtHrteh Wok a^taur^e. .of pjea.sure to the members and friends.//Credit in large measure is due to the work of Mesdames Cora Northrop, Margaret Smith, Elisker Starks, Mariah Green and Katheryn MeDuflie for the splendid exhibit from our church. We will be favored with a visit from -one-/of-our -General Officers at our morning service on the coming Lord's Day. Dr. H. P. Porter the Publishing Agent of the C. M. E, Church will be~*our guest and' will preach at the .morning hour of worship _Dr. Porter is a very pleasing preacher an? thtr pfrbltr hr- ctmliaBy invited to TieaE himr?Strangers and visitors are always welcome to all the aervtCfig of otrr church,?? J ' \ . . - + * WI'H CAROLINA ' 2NI) CALVARY RAPT. CHURCH Since the Rev. Ch, s. H. Brown resigned as pastor of Second * Calvary church and left the city' to prose- J cute his poRt ftfflduaw W6rk the ehhrch | has "been silent Ivut not idle. Under | the temporary leadership of President 1 Styrks of Benedict Collef^e-t-he-ehureh-lis working hard to serve its day and ; (feneration. They tare now in the midst of* a_ big-financial effort * to. . close 1*1 the night of Sunday, ..Nov. 15th. In this effort the public has ,ui opportunity to lend aid to a needy | ami deserving cause and people. This . church has always stood for the heat in Christian aotivitioo and community life apd responded to every call. The plans are -to have a very popular and hi ynrnTi-ler 10 preach on the day " of the rally. Dr. Starks has promised to have a distinguished young minister to deliver the messages next Sunday, the 8th. It will be well for the members and the nublic to keen watch on these visiting ministers. A | word to the wise. The Thanksgiving services are planned for the fifth Sunday in November with Communion services. The Junior Missionary Society of the church will have charge of the _services Sunday night, Nov. Bth. Sor- . vice hour is 7:15 each Sunday night. The public is invitfed. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - CHURCH NEWS Rev. S. H. Smith, Pastor i . Sund.iy school was held at the us. unl hour with ~ superintendent and teachers at their post of duty. Sunday morning Brother L. Hollaway -preached to a splendid aujdienco tak~i? ijig as a text, Gensis 7:1 using for a .subject. "Obedience." One sought membership. . B. Y. P. U. was hold .at the usual.'" hour a lovely group was present, we were very glad to have A large fiUWlr "" ber of parents present which was 1 -very encouraging to the leaders, a 1 nice talk was made by Rev. L. Shaw. At 7:30 Rev. Shaw preached a very ; wonderful sermon which was enjoyed by all. We were very glad to have I so many visiting ministers, our floors,] always are open to welcome one and 1 all. - ' . ;< M'o. Roach is somewhat improve] |J at his home 120,7 Lyon street, Sister: .Means is doing nicely and is now at her home on Washington street. J." We wore very sorry to hear of the < illness of Deacon K. Jones. He' is { now at his resident R. Gervai.s street, ! we hope for him a speedy recovery, b The Bethlehem Baptist Missionary 1 Society met with MrS. Prioleaii on 11 cult street, Thursday afternoon. Our preside,nt being in Brooklyn, N. j Y. the meeting was conducted by the 1 vice president. Quite a few' ' was 'i present and a nice afternoon was \ p i.t. .The society adjourned at 7:.'>u j] .to meet with Miss-Wilhehmna Way u 2102 Pendleton street on the follow- j ing week. . We r.ore very glad to hear that our^i pastor had a very successful meeting jil ?m?Brotrkl.vu, N. Y. i?he preacheil ten nights at the Alt. Lebanon Baptist j Church, Rev. J. H. Hamlin pastor, to souls were added to the church j and, seven hundred dollars was raided. < "TVi' fthT"\i ry proud of her, aiVT" hOfft1 1, the good work will continue. j( She is now preaching in New York it Ciiv for Rev. C. Johnson TJJrd St. , We hope for her a pleasant stay and .u successful meeting?there. Although J we miss her so much. We are. expecting her home in a few weeks. , The Juhion Clubs.are working nice- , jly all of the young folks seems very interested in their work. The Junior | church every Monday and the Usher I; Hoard at different homes. 1 We-are giving our children Mission i nry education, training them in [Christian service helping thejn to , form habits of daily bibje reading and prayer. Everything Vital ~ to1 success of our work hinges on prayer. _.the whole Missionary enterprise and., Cod,will wonderfully frless our efforts Priscilla Tucker, reporter. MT. PISGAH BAPTIST CHURCH CLOSED THE GREATEST REVIVAL IN ITS HISTORY. One of the greatest revivals ever witnessed in the history of ,Mt. Pis-^_ _ ?Baptist- Church of Orangeburg. S. ('.- closed Sunday -nigvr, October 25th, after two-week series of meetnigs. Dr. N. C. Nix, pastor Was fortunate to secure the service of Rev. U. -i-s?Brown, the great Evangelist _oL. Philadelphia, Pa. Unusually large and enthusiastic crowds attended the services every night. Qne hundred and twenty-seven happy souls wore " added to the kiiigduni, each one l>e? ing sent to the church of his and her - dm lee. Hundreds' '?P?backsliders ~ were?reclaimed?ami?la any?more _ Christians were revived. All denominations cooperated in a 'Beautiful " expression .of..fellowship. The meeting will never be forgotten in Orangeburg. Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church rejoices greatly over ninety-nine precious souls that were added to her fold. (Miss) Sarah Smith, reporter. - -ltLIlGE BRANCH CHURCH NEWS The Sypt. Bro. U. S. Johnson being absent on account of, illness of his wife, the pastor conducted the Sunday School. jQuite a few were present who expressed themselves as ~Mvih? enpoyed^Ttre lesson; Rev. T. l-'R. Tolbert-pr etched from?Isaiah b8: 9; subject "/Spiritual Telephone." _ Jtl'^iril^rannnt express the many rich | A tv THE PALMETTO LE and wholesome" things brought out I by this divine. It was a treat to t have been there. 1 ,At K IV M. Rev. Tulbcrl preached : < another soul sJtuvting sermon front 11 Gen. 13:12. Three points were brief?|-J ly discussed ~ns~ subjects, "Lot got in f Sodom," "Bodyiri.,got in^Lot," "Lot J got out of Bodom.N but Sodom never | * got out of Lot." If his too was full 11 of food for thought. ji Wo are looking forward" to iitstal- |j lat^on services the third Sunday. We I Imp., tr. li-n-< i . 1 -.i >'g" ithwiI i'limn <mr> arid all you are welcome. i Miss F. Crafton, one of our teach- ( era spent the week-end at her home 1 in Columbia. -LADSON I'KKf-HYTEIUAN 4 CHURCH .Rev. A. S. I'owt*. Patsor ?Sunday "tva.; ail ideal day for the? church goers. Promptly at 11:30 i O'ClOCK'1>H- |HIh'tui mimm. in id the ae>- ^ vii e.?ltev. T: C. Coiem.tn, uf Pulas-|, ki. Florida preached an inspiring ser-:, nion from Acts 11:22; subject "Four Reasons Whv I. am a Christian." j( He very vividly "arid clearly devel-', oped the following?reason*. 1. Busi- t uess Standpoint; 2. Ethical Stand- , point; 3. Mortal Standpoint; 4.Fdu-'( cational Standpoint. We were! glad , to have Rev. Coleman arid hope lie ', will come again. We welcome the following visitors to our morning .services: Miss Iiubie ' Wodward, Mrs. F. L. Garn and Dr. ". G. T nillard- * ...... _i ?All friends and members nf l.adsnn Presbyterian Church are eordiaWy . invited to attend a play given at 1st Calvary Baptist Church, Friday riite, November 6. under the auspices of ' Mrs. Belt ie. Roach and. Mrss-Charlotte ! Jackson for the interest of Ladsbn. I! We are progressing- in our prayer j1 meetings and hope that more of our I friends will come out to the mid-week ' services. c , . . ? JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. J ZION CHl'RCH NEW3 i ' ' ; : ' ~ ' A 1 Rev. W. BrowTliDw Gihhs : 1 The 40th session of the Palmetto c :onfcrcnec of the A. M. E. Z. ohuroh will meet with Jones Chapel Church, Cor. Sumter and Blossom streets, November 11-16, 1931. - Bishop E. D. W. Jones, presiding; 1 Revs. C. L. Flower and D. C. Crosby, ? presiding elders; Rev. W. B. Gibbs, t pastor. i .The public is cordially invited to 1 attend three sessions daily, 10, 2:30 <c and 8 p. m.^ " ;|t The 'Woman's Home and Foreign |s Missionary Sqciety will meet on Tues ! 1 lay The~l<Hh preceeding the confer- * LMue. c FIRST CAI.VARV - lEWTIflT ( HI R( H1^ " . 1 Rev. S. S. Y<?ungl>lo??d, Pastor 5 ?1?~?: - p I.ast Friday at (> P. M."the Bible ;t R. Y. IV U and Missionary classes r A'eie opened These classes are (in- | ler the direction of L>r. Briggs of ' Benodict College. They were well a t trended last wecTc, but we. still hay_?f_ room for others. The courses are | :?rTered without; any charges, which j * is indeed a kind offer op thtf part of p Dr. Briggs. Anyone who wishes to. 1 i?>ii cither of the classes may come i* lit C. P. M. "on Friday afternoon. j"| last Sunday was World's^Temper-j anoe Sunday Many of the Sunday J school students signed the youth lull'-* til! which stilles CTiat' ihey?will - in > [ very possible way help prohibition ' to succeed. We are glad to see thes.?Tl young."people take srfth a stand and;! hope that they will he able to show j those wlio are against jmrhihilitmJj the e\fl that go with intoxicated P drinks, and turn them in the right ' direction. ? Very suitable indeed was "the text |* usea in tne morning-worship Sunday 1 inm-niiifv Acts And they sold.' tlit*ir possessions and goods ana part ed them to all men had need. No * better text could have been taWbn Jn j this time when men, women and , children stand daily in bread lines, when thousands are waiting at the 1 floors' of charitable orginazatior. for l clothing, wtieh 550 m?*n .in the U. S. 1 hsiep tin iricomp n' ,.y< i- K1 0,000 ve'l'tv jl while thou aids have r.o income. iVe |r may look down greatly upon th0 men who iiiak^s $10 yearl\ and p.'/'*' ' nothing, t id let u* r member? t h. G >J 1 ."ks also upr >i a.* vbo have le-.s i< money and can do good with it. Too M often,, we?as Christians forget _tlie f teachings of .lesus, and we Jiajl to give -the poor 'men a chance. but re - member this is not the way of Christ I We must make our "religion practi- calTbhtT the ways U> Jdo it is?te-U help the rpan who is down. We are f not christians because we have been A foolishly lead, but because 'we have seen the "ood in it. Let us then i give in the name of Jesus. . t The entire membership" extend 'to f Miss Elvven IBright who suffers with ' a broken leg. sympathy. We also 1 < regret to have Sistefs Beeehum, John I ?nn jjnd Wf.r.tiin nil the sick- list. We t enjoyei^hf; students of Benedict wor- 11 ship wCW|is.?=? |( CU MBERLAND A. M. E. " I'Hl Kl'H ^EVVSj^ ? ? _ Rev. J. Jenings, Pastor . ~r~ | One of the greatest revivals in the history of Cumberland church closed Sunday, October 25th. with one hundred and sixty-two (162> accessions Mother Mai*y D. Brown, a noted evangelist of Philadelphia, Pa., who has been laboring south Oarollha sinl'P ~ last April came to Aiken and staged one of the most effective meetings ever held in the city. She preached for ten nights, and after the first night the church was crowded to its capacity', the officers hlRl t6 rent several hundred chairs to accomodate the large crowds.( Some of the lead-' ing white citizens of the city were ^ i ADER _ ronstant visitors, and they contribu erj largely to the financial en^l o he meeting. After the first ' week -he?|mr-t or?Rev. .1 oningw,?had?to . g< 0 the ;mm|al conference,' ..hut thi neei iiiwas continued while, lie wat iway. . ?The pastor baptized 41 and fellow doped 8?i' into the church the Sundaj .efore he left for conference* while rvay more joined. Cumberland haf 1 new membership which ha? doublet Liie'.r number." ?A welcome i-ecept ion w^s eiv.-n il., "tew members -that recently joined I uml erlatul Church, by the old nmu\bers. They met' in the pn'.lir.n-im,, <?i tbe _ church and the new members were seated together the pastor thei u;ot the names and addresses of eacl one, after which a program was fur nished by^ the League. Tnen allKre pared to the Sunday school anno where mil feasted to their hearts content: 77 ~? Sundae, November.. 1st marked tin H'b'mmg nj' the tliiiti vrai fm oirr pastor, and he starts out under the moat favorable^ conditions, with out -ecent revival and the. pastors work luring the year one hundered and jighty-five members were ...added tjj the church, and financial 'c Tain is ot the church has bt'en hter with the ?xception of few* confer | nee obligalions that wore tied up in the bank when it- closed October 15th. Sunday being communion day t large congregation greeted the pas tor at the- mofning scr'vice, and the} listened to a very appropriate mess nite as found'in Acts 27.31, "Excopi these abide in the shop, ye eannol be saved. Sunday night the Rev. B. Levistei of Albany, Ga preached a wonderfu sermon on, "Peters denial of Christ* mine lasting truths were brought out n che life of Peter.' . Gu Sunday school has greatly inTensed :r membership and some new :'asses will have to be r<-rmed. Inc 5t;pei mtendent it, wide awake and ooks out for the interest of this department. _ ; ' ?1{"V. 1 Pt Mi'Vihon, pvnnrVu'U ;if ' ether A. M. E Church, A ..giwtn, Ga ost Tin "--day -night an-1 a?la; w nuiri )vt * :"vmberland members wept ver to hear him. EM A NJ I* EI. A. M. E. CHIRCH Cha-. S. C., Nov 1?Last Sunday icing "the tirst Sunday7~s~large /.'onrregation was out and partook of .he- Lord's Supper after listening to m inspiring and rousing sermon- deivercd by (!er J. jW. > Beard." The ihildren also heard a interesting set' nonette from the syeaker as they itood around the chancel.. As a gift *ev. \Beard presented 'each one of hrm with-.his photp -and after the '(inclusion of the?ihoi'tiiii"?avliv itivs ill of them were given some candy. A t tip owning service. Rev. Beard leliyored a "Farewell Sermon" to a?', rhe text of which c-ilif ho DRuid in !nd (or. at the 11th verse, reads. et l,?he of?pood?comfort,?he?of?one nind, live in peace;'and the (Jod of ove' and p.'ier. shall be \yi h.you.V Tlie sermon was "very impressive ind brought sadness in the sense that Kt. Mould a.is .1111111to h..\i Km an ifel. 'f'i es'oir^ t ion??^ erc< wade by ht?-following: Trustee Board. J.. -S. lohitson; .Steward- .Board., Win. Elnore; A lien T.ife (inard Boys and Jills, Miss Rosa Wilson, ConipliTrent.iiy revmn k-?-by?Rev. W.?LL doore, Cyrus Alston --aitd,.- Robert doctor. Rev. Beard extended his imere thanks to all of the boards mtt- eluhs for the coperation . given lim during his stay at Knianuel and an* the various gifts presented -to he church at dilVerent times during lis pastorate; and to- the choir for ts service. He leavesSvith us a cleat ecord after having served lis foi ;wo years. ?There were four accessions durinp he day-?four persons joined the norning and one at the evening hout >f worship, 5T. MARK A. ~M. E. CHl'RCIl NEWS Pee Dee. S. C.--Sunday a fine, large lumber attended the services, our ;>astor preached ouito n noble. serpen. The ela'-s meeting was one bug: to be? remembered. After ser. ice the pastor, wife and Mi. Uiinp;on Gause were-the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Hurbert Knowland. Mr. Xgnio'n .Marcus was kind ?nough to drive . over and carry him :o the church. Pastor report, hiving spent a pleftsant week hunting with Mr. H. it. Mutvtor and Arthur . RreU Tiinp game- were ~reaI i/,od during, the unit. ?p?-ay'"g that whetn the apruintnii'nts read bui; little Troy will U.j! he ours. After having made a ouiid report. As we sat listening and still praying in our hearts we* were called to :he parsonage and had a warm hand :o him ask for our much loved and ivorthy pastor. He seemed pleased to have us rpme in and make our wishes known. His queenly wile Uil.-i very?glad to n^.mint tpo-ydf with members pf rtll . _.^____: ; ' : ? - r* . ~ > _. ' 9 * ' I, a PINCKNEY'S Fl ENDmAKKK AM) EK SOt'TH (AHOLIN I ' b?? 1 ? - ? ~" f ' . I . other Ransori. t Largo numbots of us were present i on Sunday to the reading of the. ap J pbintments with prayer still on' oui .'lips: Thaitk God when it wa< ovei I 'our prayers was 'answered.' We are ' ! going to';do more for him in the fu _ i ture. Sunday night Rev. Washing*. ton of Marion preached the memorial .'sermon for the lady tents with Mrl". 'Grice as president. We hope everyone will work harder 1 , to : put over a larger program this ,; year. _ MILiER. CHAPEL NEWS _j J?The?SiTnd{jx .School??well at- . tended and the lesson was" satisfactorily taught. The pastor reviewed. J _ ihr lo^snn and miirh ligh' ?.urn I oh a's usual. 11:30 the pastor, Dr. - MeClellan used as a subject "What is your, ans-| wer of the?Christ?"?-T4ie?-church | caught on spiritual fire. There, w-.as j a groat time in the old catjip, JnJ. the afternoon thji pastor was called from one place to the other. At 7 p. m. Miss I'ear>on had a live-wire league, the pastor was attain, called on to review, so when,the hour ur-. rived for service he used as a suh--jcet; "A?uefine^s_Eire." _.We had a. ?great time and even body?went aw.iy "i.ppy anil^'witlr now rial..- Dr.- I. ! A. Logan of Colunihia called by the parsonage to see our poster SuturTdny night.'? -?-? ?- - ?==?^ = I . Mr. IBass Colcniufi of Che-ter and M-rsjr-Name J.- Spearman wete hap? pily .aiiiiled in hol> wedlock last sun j day 'afternoon, at their home on I Spearman. Rev. MeClellan *otli .dated. | There was a sad funeral JiT Su Mat-' tliew Church Sunday lyfternouir. peoI pi.. i-:i lilt- ill' iV.r nil,! o. ' In -vol pathize with -the- famHy?of. -ike.? laic Miss Helen Rutherford who died 'in i Spartafi 1)ur-*f la* ; Thursday . Tin's !\c?utig .WKimaiK was a -reyenl graduate 1 ! of Allen university and the'family i-1 ~ widely kttjiwn. . x . | ,| Dr. Mode-Man. addressed tile J'aicnt _ JfoachoTs^assOcfation \ast .Monday into that seehved to be the" talk of the., ,.I town. Many oilier speakers: Mr. him ?Mrs. Muigrin, Mis. Kuniio Allen.1 >11 v -T <"7ailnian,__pr. Singleton. 1'i-of. 'il.' S Gallma.n ami others whose,names 1 do not now recall ^ , m - in.:~ 11 ir- ---- , . ?i. uoi, a. jiaiuiHuii ami ni> party 1 ;passed through tho city last Mojida' [evening he was to call on our pastor hut was late. CKI)AJi CROVE A.M E.Z. (41!'RC,1I - Service:--wvre largejy~-attended t In-' oust Sunday. Wrr were ?hirT'u .i i have our beloved presiding elder Rev. D. C. Crosby with us. Su'hd.?\ So hoof ' was largely atended arid was ably . ! dressed by th. pre.-iding elder .oil the subject "What is the Spirit?" \\ r were""\TTt?Tnirc+rrnspired with thi. masterful lecture. Rei.. Crosby ;k Miveri'.l . i sold SfiTrtlii'-. so: 11.. m alii j many hearts weiy made to rejoice. I lie.al-o adminisjered the Lord's Sup! per assisted by our esteemed pastor Rev. MVRao. Total collection for the i r- day $20. The following ladies re ported as follows: Mrs. .Bruddie Epp.Mrs. Emma Swindler $o."o; Mrs. Susanna Abran\s. $2*7.a.- The members a nil Ji lends Pre trying to K~l eaily for the . .,nnual eoniV-rence' wh-ic-h ?\v.i11 ronveno in Colue bia : . th? npar future. _ The re" will-b0-a basket supper at " Cesar Crowe Saturday night, November. 7, W31v\The public r? eordiilly invited to aitend. I Mrs. W. M. Wallace ha- returned- " nil'his, hdnif' after epending -J he i week atending th'o State Vair.jn Coi lumbia. lie reports a most pUa>ai* stay-ami a very successful fair. Miss Anna I.. Abrhms left Sunday I.I r?eglii tTTTT?11 lit ies?rr*?teacher?m Rutherlo'd?Sol .obi. ? """""I Wia^Stilgra render the last reeet to the departed in Xjnfl oprlateness you will lHHJl d our organization the k&xj e in which to place Bjjw|B . - ?, Page ft JNEKAL HOME *KNSEW KMBALMER OF A AND (JKOKUIA- ~r_r *~ Funeral Cars and Funeral Kquipment AS (;<)<) j) AS 111 i: liFST k And lieIIor than the "Rest* p ; And 1'iuos l,e*y | v (;ol RTKSY 1 and P? SKUV Id, ~ " ' | Office Phunji 571 >7 9 Residence I'hone 77<?5 HMIfi WAMIlMiTO.N SI. I (AH 1 Si lil A S. C- I ? ?WW?y Ji I w ? ?- ??mmmrimmmtrm 'PROFijSSlONAL.;' ? ?CARDS Office Hours: ? ?:1 'Telephones: ??*J8:yy-A, U. to- 7.00 F'. M. Office 6031 Residence 8873 : Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST ' " M .lint's Plates,Crowns and Bridges ~ 1 Sundaj ,liy?Appoinurieni " .Extraction bv_ Conductive.-Anesthesia ?? . a Specialty. lldTA* Washington Hj.., C^la., S. C. .Office Hoursi V ? F'bones:11 A.M. to 2 K y. Res.' 8871 C P. M. to 8.P. M. ; Dr. \Y. D. ( happelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of- W.onun and Children A Specialty Office: * Residence: 211*> I.ad'v St.- 1 SOI. Pine St. ? s r - - - I)R. H. H. COOPER Dentiat <> I Z ? T the Hnnit ?? S[ octal AU?ri?tif>n Given to Disea??? Golii CroWu and Biiuye Work A Specialty . Utiice Phone 612'.', lies. I'hone 8264 112*5 Washington St.. i olumbia, B.C. l'ilONi;S:. , ' ; Office'311:? . " Residence 11422 on. v. j: cwxins > > l>I;n l is r - : 1517 Har'don St.' Columbia, S. C. DR. J. C. STUART O ee Usui's: Telephone: 1 ZOO to t:liO P. M. Res.?4692 * _ to 8;00 P. M'. Office 3796 Office; . Residence: 20o0 Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. i)R Physician a?<r"SUtg?<m ? Special Attention Given Diseases Of Women. Office: ' o?sj xvcaiucnce; 11 25 Washington 2200 Hamptot ' Phon t>l'2U ' Ph- ne 7564 jtammmm *? ??mmmimmmmmm mw ' DR. S. R. GREEN ~ Office Hours: Telephones: 9 to 10 a. m. Res. 6028 2 to 2 p. n.. '? Office- 5778 6 to 8 p. m. t .. Office: Residence; 1?>1 7 Harden Si. 1508 Grepg St. 11 2 P. M. Office 3536 6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. *' Res. 6548 I)r. C. E. Stephenson Physician and Surgeo.. Diseases oi' Women-ana Children A Specialty Office: Residence: Mil'? St., 1328 Oak _SlL Office,* liiumo-8407 Res. Rhone 6798 N,' J, KKEDEKICK Attorney-at-Faw and Notary Public I PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS I ?State and Federal 111J) Washington St., Colun.hia, S. C.' J. H. JOIINSON.& Co.l ?I Notary Public and Dealer I in real estate and sale of lots in PINE RIDGE-CEMETERY, fcenutifully located on paved road above CoTTege Piace. vl Phone 6422 ^ 1109 V4 Washington Street ~jfl