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~ - ? L i ? Saturday, Decemher 5, 1931. CHURCH NEWS OF l 1 " " . I*EfHJLEHEM RAPT. TlllUCIp Rev. S. U. Smith, Pastor The Rethlehem Baptist Missionary Society met with Mrs. Florence Tucker on . Thursday afternoon at 5 P.M. The .devotional* were conducted. b.s Sister Karan Joyce the vioi president, after a series of good old spiritual songs and prayers, each one was given an oportunity to express and. give] thanks to God for another Tlvanksgiv-< ing. We were glad to have Mrs., Nell Craft with us. She is the president " of our Society; "after be-ing" in New" York City for G weeks. She had very many interesting thinri to tell us. 'We are very much pleased to have Vinr rohim im *vvm? vv tA&Ulll. Members l-c^ported ill: Sisters Mary and Bro. Gadsen Roaeh. Our hearts were made to feel sad on last Week.when the spirit of Sister Jane Jackson pas-ed into an unknown land. \Ve bow in humble submission to the Heavenly Father who doeth all things well .and w.. exv press our heartfelt sympathy to the b<?Feaved family. . We are very proud to have our pasfor return to us after a very pleasant stay and two successful meetings in New York, on Sun'ny morning 10 A'. M. a large crowd of bri?'ht faces grdcte the superintendent and tea'' 5TsI Lesson subject "Paul's Letter to Philemon." The lesson was dis--cussed in classes for .'10 minutes after which a beautiful reveiw was made __b.y. the pastor at 11 :J0 Rev. S-.- H. v Smfth brought to us a wonderful " message =from Isa. 06:13; subject The Promise of Divine Comfort, as one.whom his mother comfort so will I comfort you and you will be coiitfort. ed in Jerusalem. One sought membership. B. Y. P. U. was held at'the usual 7 30 P. M: after a lively prayer meeting Rev. Smith preached a no-' - ble sermon which "was enjoyed by- all Sunday evening, Dec. 6th 1 P. M. ~ . the .Bethlehem Baptist Chorus club WwlII render a musical program.. A popularity contest between Deacons Ed. Hayes, John Joyce will'.also . Viol/1 Cm Sn nifrVit' TYnv IX1 11 FIRST CALVARY ?APT. CIH KCIi Rev, S. S. Younghlood. l\istor Although last Sunday was cloudy a htrg^ number of pupils came out to S. S We enjoyed a very' helpful discussion on the S. S. lesson, from Dr. Briggs of Benedict College who is in charge of the S. S. teach r-r Training \ Class. At ll:30-a large number of worshippers had gathered for the usual morning service. The pastor's message was taken from Matt. 2.3:40. In as much as ye have done it to the least -- of these ye have done it unto me. This message was. Very- timely, most particular in such a .time as these, when there are so many Things ihat heed to be done. The' pastor also brought out that the spirit of tin Cross is helping others! The great truth was made plain that prayer ? is a very good thing, that we nocd~it always, but there are sometimes when we. need to give of our tneans as Well as prayer. Lastly the thought was advanced that -the world is not lacking in money nor material but it is lacking in the spirit of Christ. We enjoyed having Mr. Thomas of . Bethel aTih^Mrr and Mi-sr~E. B. Bahi i ?e '.pin icwu Ui udinnuiivuic, x ia.) with us. .J " The entire ^membership is glad to ?^ have Mrs.; Thompson join rithus. ? ? * m LEXINGTON NEWS ing service were held at the churcfceV? Rev. A. D. Dawkins preacl^nl *at Spfing Hill A. M. E. church in the af ternoon at night Rev. S. J. preached Ak at New Bethel A. M; E. Rev.; and Mrs. Johnson were the dinner guests of Rev, and Mrs. I.e. and family Thanksgiving. They were accompanied home by Frances Lee. JWf. and Mrs. Qlden Green and family has returned home again after spending several years in Youngstown, Ohio. Miss Pearl Dreher has ..-.^twrhed home after spending Htometii'ne?in-Charlotte, N. C.> with hty smteit ? .? The friends-oL Mr^-J. P, Jones wa*shocked to learn of his death. ? He died Thursday night. He leaves' (one broher, Mr. McNe&l Jones, a gVand mother, M rs. iCrrgerna; Waring to mourn his lost. Funeral services was ?? tretd Sunday afternoon 1 :U0 o'clock at New Bethel church. He- \tus a membtrr~^t+nyre. Rev. Harris from ?-?the c. M e: t*tfaYefrarYd Rev: johnson Banks sang, a solo; Miss Panme. his prfstor officiated. Miss Ma|rie Burgess read a paper. Active Pallbearers were Joe Wise. Adam John sOn,?Cohen : Mitohell,?R.**eoo?Jiles, Dalbert Sligh ana ClaUtl Ruwls. The interment was laid to rest in the church yard. , iss ftarline Minis who died Thursday morning in the. Hospital in Columbia was funerali'zed Sunday afternoon at St. Paul Bptist where she the sermon. She leases a father five sisters and five brothers to mourn her passing. Sunday night Rev. Harris preached ^ , at New Bethel. ? Miss . QUie Rawls is ktil confined to her bed. A Thanksgiving program was given * at Junior high school Wednesday. Mrs. Sallie Leaphart and children _ and her mother Mrs. Lula.Suber 1110 tored to Columbia Tuesday afternoon on a business trip. Sunday afternoon the Lilly of the ,Valley Club will meet at Bethel chui f>:00 o'clock. Everybody isi nnvied to be present r - " ?r SOUTH CAROLINA ' " 1 "?. EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Sunday schrol was nnoiktti at 10 f (by the Supt. Mr. M. B. Williams. 1 | We arc glad to say our Sunday" 1 school is gradually growing. < At 11:15 Rev. C*. K. Lylcs prcacli- I .cd a noble sermon. Everyone was i | made to feel that it Avas good they 1 came out to hear this man of God. ' < The A. C: E. League, is Vapidly 1 ; progressing under the * efficient pros-' i ! ident Miss Margaret Washington. We (< I are glad to have, our friend*?visit > us. Come again. The visitors were: '< I Misses llattio M. Counts, Annie B. " Mayo,?Rosa?Lye feltarks,?Elizabeth?1 i Lee and others. . 7:30 Rev. Lyles preached another-j 'soul stirring sermon fiom lea, 31-;lt> ! c..K:?4. ?' ? , uuuji-vi. naicnman what of the [Night? It was so clearly explained I that every one rejoiced. " One soul , was added to our number in che person of Mrs. Esther Gaston McDan?ji |-iels,Tifor Which we feel proud. ' x\Ve | are glad to see so many of our i j friends "-out frojn time to time. You .are welcome at all'times. Rev. Pear son, Mr. Waiters, Mr. and Mrs. Outen i ' Mrs. Hla and Jessie Shepard and < 1 others worshipped with iu Sunday 1 ^nitc. -- j. ? 71 | Club No. 5, gave a Tlutnksgivin.tr t party Wednesday nite at the home of (Mis. Ell'ZU B. Mlcklc. It was a grand succesfcr - | The Emergency Club will give an Oyster Supper at the home of Mrs. 1 ; Maggie^ Dennis Friday.-nite, Decern?, 11th. We ask the cooperation of j 'members and friends. | The members of the. Sunday school ( , are giving a Mock Fair at the chnrcih j Friday nite, Dec. 4th. Come out anil help us. I Miss Estell Nance, ,R. N.. Mrs. Ber | tha Hudson, city; Prof. Ready and' Mr. Bluntt of r,hii?4?ut<?n t,b" ' prune;tg nl i\l rg V. AT \lin-We< Thanks : giving day. KMANrEL" A. M* E. CHURCH j Rev.B; H. McGlll.t taster Charleston, S. C7" " i; The pastor on last Sunday morn- j. ing road sixteen .verses of the third jehapter of. the Acts of the Apostles after which ttye one hundred and third Psalm, was read resnonsiyely. I This was the morniiig lesson. After' /these preliminaries Rev. .McGill read j thy tenth verse/of the fourth chapter of the Acts from "which the .text I was taken.?A1 beautiful sermon mis 1 developed therefrom; the same was very impressive and inspiring. | Quite an enjoyable time was held at, the Sunday jsehool and League ', period. During the services of the,! day, there were three persons who ! | joined: Tln-l-ma Brown, Irene Ri'id_, and Mabel Smalls. ) The regular Woman's (lay program* was rendered at the eveinng hour. A ( [ splendid audience witnessed the same. The Junior choir served. VL- j iting friends?from California,. New?| | York and_ Soutn Carolina, j A ltu-iru number of poultotfori ^vvMro distributed to the needy on Thanksgiving Day. These were .contributed by the membership of Kmanuek The Allen Life Guard also played its part, At night Rev. W. if/ Moore spoke on "Thanksgiving." Owing to [ conditions pv^r which he had no con- ( trol, the pastor could not be present , as was scheduled. The sincine was loil -hy._t.hp Junior choir. ASSISTANT PASTOR NOW- ' PASTOR.' Key. A. Seon Henri, who .ably asjsisted Dr. R. S. La\yrenee, yt Btjthel A. M E. ..Umrchx ill., this fit v. lias, jheen recently appointed to ihe pas- " torato of Satrers MrrffiorraL At;AL~ E: Church, ..Washington, between Pine land Oak streets,He was born in Louisiana and was ,taken by his parents to South America, at an early jfge. While abroad, he finished the college course at Metroi"B. W. I. On his'return home was director of music at Paul Quinn College, Waco, Texas. Finished the Theological course at Diekerson Seminary. At present director of Mdn's [Glee Club of Allen University and ^ims Choral Society. Rev. Mr. Henry married Miss CT" M. Irwin of Bennottsville, who atjTended ClafTlTi-arid Good ~SaftiantSn school of Nursing; one of the lead, Registered muses of South C'aro- ..wQixdgrful ghurc 11 worker. . |J Tnewell Mr. Herfyi is planning al-series >'dfclyvelings_ to begin "December Mth to Hjch, 1931. Formal opening. Sunday afternoon, December .27 fallowed Jjy-.Iievival. services._ih.e eviening of said date. The Evangelist ' to be announced in next issue. HKTHKSDA BAPTIST CHURCH Georgetown, S. C. ~ iSunday, Novenibef the 22nd was" indeed a great day at Bethesda Bap' tist?church.?The pastor, Rev, jGoj^igs Daniels, preached a most won derful sermon, subject: "Consecrated Men, the Need of the Church;" after which?the?installation?services of_. all newly elected officers were held as follows: Deacon H. McD. JackIson, chairman of the Deacon Board", (Deacon W. C. Atkinson, Sec'y.-Treas. | of Ihe Associational-tConventibrthF" Fund; Brothers O. A. Pawley and Faith Parker, members of the Trustee Board; Brothers Albert F, Sonalls i\Vm. E. Green and Joseph B. Alston members of the Auditing Committee. I At three- thirty p. m. the regular. Sunday school services were held. T At six o'clock p. m., the B. Y. P. U.-under the efficient leadership of Mr John Taylor held Thanksgiving services and presented "Playing Purltarift" in a playlet?After thin very i THK PAIJVtETTO 1 interest mvr presentation, the U. V. I'. U. Ravi) fruit to-all visitor-, as a 1 ThmvksRivinR Rift. At 7:U0. m-.,* the Pastor preached another threat sermon. The church was filled to its utmost ritpnc'it.y".. at both services. The collection for the day was $128.tkh Thapksgivinj; Day One.of-the outstanding features of rhanksfrivhjv: Day' at Iiethesda, was j Ihe "Barl.eetiu Dinner" Riven the poor people of the community. On Sunday Dili- pastor extended a eordiaj invitaLion to every old, needy person in fl>e ;-ommunity to ''Come and Dipt'" at Bethosdu on ThanlxSRivinj; Day. At L*arly morning crowds coujd be .seen, wendinir their way from all p-ints of^ the* city,- some hehdiiifr on their stall's ,'ominR to the church. At eleven o'clock a prayer service hegawy-conduct ?d by Sister 'Belle Moultrie. There was possibly no phase of the clay's happenings?disc uhmmI '?rmme?widely than this meeting. Something about it. dew like ; mairnof: jtnd by 11 :'!0 ing God in prayer, song and testimony. After this service, all of the old people assembled around the table spread on the veranda of the church. Rev. Toney Alston", one of the assistants of Bethel A. M. E. Church, asked God's blessing, and one hundred eleven (111) grateful persons were sumptuously fed; and each given a package of groceries to . take home. -- Expression^-as?were seen on the faces of those .people as they received their packages;?shall never be erased from our memories. -rhi-lglimi h.ilpfnlim.1 ii tn .iJl the good you van. by all the meahs yon can, in all the ways you?can, in all the places you van, to all the people you can,, as long as ever yon Bothesda Baptist Church has for a number, of years, sent out baskets of groceries and articles of clothing t*> -tUe -ppjur. needy ones of _the_entire community cm Thanksgivin|g Day. In connection with this, our pastor makes his annual appeal through the local newspapers as well as'pci'sonal vii.it;'. to the good white f?iauiL^i^af= the?city, wnlirinnjr owl fur tin'' less fortunate ones,. Tim year in January he took the initiative in securing' food and fuel j for them, that' they .may be kept from starving and from being frozen from cold; and secured employment for many. This he did for about four months, until .the hardships of winter had passed; even now, every Thursday he distributes.'rlcc to the poor from this church; and this does not include his personal donations, for many are relie'vik from their suffering: by appealing to TnTm Jesus said "It is more blessed to give than to receive, and our pastor fully realizes that Jesus said this out of a great big heart of Love; [ that Love is the secret of all true ' giving; and because of this, he has, awakened us to the sense of our duties, and has opened up channels of sympathy, brotherlinoss^ ami mutual helpfulness, that is teaching us the real meaning of the Fatherhood of fJod and the Brotherhood of man. \ Pastor and church wish to thank mn.it h mi H i 1 y iihn b:ive rim'iiouted to the needs of there unfortunate ones. Jt is the prayers of the ' that this broad hearted Christian gen tleman, this friend of'trn? poor ana heedy, This mmts-Ter of XJTTTtT ?ha1t Live long to do his Father's biddim**. and minister to the needs of those who are unfortunately east on the cold hills ot charity. ' ' . "To know God, to benefit mankind To serve with lofty gifts the lowly needs :? 1 .Of the poor race for wliieh the God-man died, And do it all for love?O this is great: " i And he who does this Will achieve A name\ nWt only great, hut pood." sinSirv-FATnvW'. M. r.-cnriM n Rev. X t . \p'I ion. .Pastor Sunday . was a" high. <+ay~w'ith. us. j The. Suiiiin School <.j>eoc.J at its. usual hovr with. Stipt. Slarks in charge. The !c s v;? \va, ha'.uifullv d'Uvil.vs d. ?At \ 1 .-in i la?|.m ir used as a h ' , Pslat.i W:d goodlier < and lT -r-~J <y s' ."111 ft.'.: '.V .n -I ?i:t..S >:'*! ray life and 1 . al! wo.h in ; he , of the Lord fi.ie. v. litis, was a>5,j inspiring Si-i im a and \\:n *.: >.< 1 hy-j all. *. At *5:15 the Kp\\V>Vth?rl" U.,ii, in Id | Tta p;'og,_.i;>: which uaT iTi t.a.:;? - < ' ; Mr. Hope Grant. ~ AT ? I'. M. Tor'ehriir-g.-rt-Wir-r^^t' -j eal .|? ogi am which was < ;,<>. ej- hv -a+h?after?which?Lka?< up' .i'm ' .aw their. iLpoEZ In thr mttr t:: .vt'.ifh alarge amount was raised. 1 la v ai only two, more Sundays iii lo> con- j fia'cmc yXa.' ' a c VWITi' p.i lieial * h.re anxious for all nu mhciyiJ l ?.lw I,. lw> nv.-.tioilt The nuifirj <111 LI?KL?V ??% ?-? I ~ -J bers are urged to pay- their General Fund Sunday Tho pastor will preach a special Communion sermon at 11[:" <>. The public is invited. The Dramatic Club in wfnr+i?.Mi Hazel Bimkman is elmirrTim are giNing a night silver lea at I' o'clock Sanituv-night at her residence 1712 (lads-' den Sin et. I lie DrhlU.'l' i'.1 club?k?raisii!;?; fun : to give* to the poor a Christinas basket. The public i>. invited. ..." ^ ? ; ~ ST. .IA-MBS NKWS " Sunday marks auMher frreat day James. TRo services beginning as usual with early morningprayer meeting led bv Bro. UclaneV. Sunday School opened by the Supt Mr. RussctT iTefSOiV taught by teach J era and reviewed by pastor. Rev. Owens preached h very timely! sermon subject "Bringing in the ves." The sermon was so fullTjif the Holy Ghost until it caused two souls to join the church. As visitors 1 we had with us Rev. MeComie, Mr, j Peace, Mr. Alteo anil Mr. A. 11. | Thomas ot luskegee who gitVo a DEADER " ] j? xi-av y,it)v \. to. k. (Hi Rrn? ' The past Sunday was very enjoyably ,spent by the worshipper's tit this church. Sunday School was held at the usual hour with superintendents and teachers and officers at itheir duty. After the lesson was dis-, cussed it was reviewed by Rev. J. j S. Bonn. At 11 r.'lo we were blessed to have' our beloved presiding elder, Rev. A. j 1'. Spears accompanied by his dear ' wife, Mrs. Spears with us to hold 1 Tiis~Yirst quarter for the new conference year. At 12:15 the pulpit was filled with ministers. The P. E., Rev. Benn, Rev."Mickons, Rev. Bradley and our I pwn dear" paTstof, Rev. E P. Butler. Jn the audience there were about 700 people?to- attend the funeral of Mr. Monroe McChuchen and his daughter in-law, Maggie McChuchen. The funeral was prrnihod hy the P F. His text was found in the Book of Joshua, 2nd verse.. My servant Moses i-^ wrtv*; i ?. aume.?vuyy i fine thoughts were brought out from these three words: conquor, honor and possession. Didn't our heart burned within while the man of Clod spoke by. the way. After which the doors of the church were opened; one aesession was made. The day's collection $12.45. Monday evening at 4:30 all the officers were on the job to wind up the quarterly- conference. "At 7:3() all moneys was collected and vtiiting ?for tiie arrival?of- the P. E. at 8:30 he arrived accompanied by our ex-pasCOr. KeV. >. Uilsm. Ifte 1*. kJ read a few verses from the Episcles marks from the subject, "We are the sons of God." Excellent remark t were -made -by. Rev. C-hism who- is now pastof of St. John A. M. E.J church, responded to by Mr. David Bradley and John Pompey. Bro. Wesley Bradley made a fine talk in r6- J gards to our P. E. as a worthy gen- j tleman and should be held as memorable in the anals of 'history. Recognising his influence I beg to say that hp is desirous to-ohta-in-tmy-po? Kitmre? ' ; I He is a gentleman in capacity and' ability. He consider his field . as a Lgreat one He believe , in race pride He docs everything that he can to make it understood by the young that I an education to .. make men and (\v6-i men of themSelvesl We are -going to remember him in our prayers as he is in the race for secretary of the [ A. C. E. League. Rev. (Butler, pastor made the closing remarks which was very good Finance for the quarter: P. E., $55.00; Dollar Money, $_15.85; Contingent, $2.25; Mission, $2.05; Benevolent. $2.45; total $00.74. SALUDA XKWS The Saluda County Teachers, wilh hold its second monthy meeting on Dog. G. 1031 at the Saluda Rosenwald High S/hool at 1:00 P. M. o'clock. Mis. Simkins of Columbia is expected lo be present to organize a Health Institute all county teachers, are urged to be preasent Prof. Charles lv waterman is do- ' ir.g his duty around Saluda Hi. Many 1 improvements are being fuadV. Utt- : der the Supervision of Prof. Waterman and Miss Mary E. Hickson shop work and home economics as being outlined. Miss Queen, Ceteria Susie IB. Corley and Sadie Hazzard in company with Mr. John Raiford of Ridge Spring were pleasent callers of Miss M 'in' Hini.cnn nnil M I .OCan mi last Monday nighC. . 1? The Parent iand Teachers Association of thd- Saluda Rosenwald School m... t nn In-;! Thursday' evening with quite, a few parents present, Mr. W. M. Bush being principal speaker of the evening. Tha parents to he niinimnt on .thj even in? nf ,A discussion on Some Reasons Why Children do not Learn, TeatT T;y Miss Hicks'on a teacher of Saluda Hi. Prof. Yl- Thomas Prirt of Crass AnVimr School and Prof. R. W. Whittenherg Prin. of Woodruff Rosenwald School were callers of Miss. Hickson and Logan on last Sunday evening. * .. - - ' - # . i I'good practical talk. Election of Sun-| dav School officers was held. OtTi- j jeers and teachers having done weli [ their part was re-elected and others t j added. Sunday night the pews were again! illi. and they wcr, well rewarded ] fur Rev. Owens preached a very good ] >|.|'iiiini fi-ior. ilie Epistle of Paul .'?:"2S . ^riKJiv.-r -ffmir?Pnrmntm Interest." " The hoards out- and two arc :>till [ \Voi king in union. The . president*. | Sl< ?~v Katie -SnTonmn nTiil KVpinrg pre loy; i members of the j -rh';i-e 11 of which we are proud. We are TooRTng Forward "to" our ] quarterly conference which' we ate : hopinir will lie one ot success.. On the sick list: Sister Lula LyVe~ j and Hro. Out, whom we miss very | m.K 1). v hope lor them a spoilt' IT- ] covery.. . * ? ? TW( kNKY;'s ! !. I'NDKRTAK l.'irwiT [jr SOUTH UAKOMN.' . - - ? * ~ '"~7_2 f' ' f\ : >: ... f-* , . . 1 J i_ '_J w I : . : ' V Ms1.-; / ' ' . , M?fA' > ? w v il..v '. : * I~~ h. S. b^nks, Editor ji.?si| i'oun ! i The Sunday School -Worker _ National Weekly >i'? spajH-i" Editor Byncs Travels ap<| s:i> in-v-'iti ,lhe Black Belt of tlu* I n ic'l State-" SPECIAL oi l i;i; One V?mv Sul.1; .. Three Nl ?nths' ?-Su*??crij i< Sample Copy. . ... .. . .Jih i Mail this Ad wil7\. y??:i i>\ " " jto The Sunday Sellout W ot ki !; u^-i? Fort Hill Street Macoit," ( ;i ___ . ' ( ONW * ,i NLWS IH I i' : !. 11. ' lit Iv< it* Sunday 'Nov. -J'.1 v . ' day for chuiyh --i-h ... .... dance was ; very f ... faithful fc\y wf .v ,'i *,. : -At 11 \V. I. cd a soul stirr;:.tr ;n ; hearts w.eiv mad,- -< . ' .usual?hour the?I'u.nl.t. ?j~ called "to order ' by uy. J" . \ . fluon- A 'ifoud i my. pie Were out and ?. i 1 A very pleasing p:V?r/r f-rr tiered at the -e vonitrr -h-v r---r.?'--'-r?h Music. Holy.. II.dy Holy: . ... ^ -UL'ssom hy the p stor: , Prayer, chante!: nn!>ie y . select reading. Maw l>\. Mae Myrtle Cad iy: P-;~ . ' itottkE" - nie Buck, sub.i. "?!? It. School;" pup_r: M II. ' solo,?Mr. Chnrl. P?<*?-? Mf. Cornell Bella .y: . . ... en Levister and Mis#. v paper, Mrs. It..,., S Y. .7,?? is the meaning of .dud-' the choir;'rcadiu.tr. M?'- > i ant. J son of Centenary. S ( * - . Saturday *" h"-" ? V. sorry -to statu ti>at M rs. ?... ; . kins is it) a -very seno-si-' > We aro asking all t}:. pi- : friends' ol' i.ett, I 'to vis-i. the. friendsvof thy coina.-itia. Mi< Louis.- H.tlia: d ai : Cuthbertteachers ?-i W i ~7 Trtfthinjaf School went Thanksgivinc holi'-luv; Mr. ail : Mis. II. (VI. . Mr. Jot* Thou.as (inddy h ft A* day for New V,?r.k City.. W. hum a nicas'niit l; ii?". ' " ' The. Missionary VWiet". tty night at thy h nnc of ,Vh .M: _. f-a '.son. After nSi basil:-'.^i .v acted the- hastes s? i.\t>i^,.r.i. d \i... , course?of?j.vnchos.?<^ "i ? "?3I *?=rSai.-u)U. lUlua???,;t:?13 10 the (lt'liu-ht I'f irii'liM- ;.'i 1 : ..... i after an t xteinh -I ia-v ' In .Mj .. . M v.?PrhuCh." oWA" .f. "" M?. "".T r?Aldi ich mot ore i iy V.'ili .hvy. day;. : . . Prof. Charles KioWn t! own was a visitor here So.' Mr. Will if Whin": My. M Johnson. Mi<s Mal i ' ..Mo Mins Annie Poll Aooh?\\ - ,' . .?i * the sick list. "We- \vnd+- 'o-- a I . r them a speedy, recovery.... ... . ... ,[. perience means skill HRBj st confidence in our x * + Page 5 i hhi naaKgwffswHB??pwil iNEKAlI HOME : i: ) pinVOIEK OF AM) GEORGIA . . I iiiural t'ars and Funeral T Equipment ! AS GOOD \S. IIIK BEST I . 1 i \n:f I.VtG': 11:;.11 the Res} And !'ri';o. Gevs ((RRTESY I and j? Si:i(M( L B (Mike I'hotiir ..">707 | lU'sifU-rcf I'hone 7705 j ro !<>. \v a ii .>><rro.N 'st. I | . 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St.. 1117 Pine St. DR. I, M. DANIELS Physician, and Surgeon -vx- i.:t'Af'-v.ti'-n (liven Diseases 0/ Women.' ?,?:hver Residence: i 1 JJ.iO Ha'nip to*. *. ;?Ph. . . Ptr TiC 7664?: : DR. S. R. GREEN V ]! urs: Telephones.:, . -1 in !(i .1. i.u. ~ Res. 6028 t<> p. nOffice- 5776 ;V_ Office: 'Residence; ~1~ Harden St. louS Gregg Si. Office, Hours . Phone _ U-^rn-A' M. '. ; [! P IT Olllce 36116 ? ? d:00 !'. M. D 8 P. M. Res. 6648 Dr. V. E. Stephenson Physician and Surfrco.. ^ i:- : cs hi" Women ami Children A Specialty. ' ' 1 ?. Min e: -?Residence: 141 4 1 g 'A'sselnMy St. 1328 Oak St fiflice Phono-8-107 Res. Phone 6798 ' N. J. FREDERICK A.LLnraey-at. l.auand -Nota.v Public PRACTICE IN AI.I, COI.KTS _ ?State and Federal^ I Ty. Washington St., Columbia, S. U J. H. JOHNSON & Co. ? Nolar\ Public and Dealer . . .. - ' -r - - ? m Wat estate and sale of Tots in IMii: KIDliF. CEMETERY. Beau- * tii|111 y located on paved road above J.'iiUetfe Piace. Fhone C422 Him'* Washington Otieet '