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Saturday, January 16, 1932 CHURCH NEWS OF BF.TIILEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday being a beautiful day a Rev. Sarah H. Smith, Pastor large group of bright scholars were added to the root; Subject?of?the lesson was "The First Deeiples." AfM'i I lir 1 ""ii ?'at; recited in rim ses a brief review was made by the pastor. At 11:30 A. M. Brother Louis HoL laway preached a worjderful message which was enjoyed by all. At 3:30 P. M. Sister Rosa L. Gardner preached III" inleiesl Of orre=g? the church clubs.. B. Y. P. U. was held at the usual hour. Rev. Davis from Anderson, S. C.j instructed the lessoji. His service t?iuucIl. appreciated. .' . At 7:30 Rev. Sarah Smith broucht to us a very encouraging message. Text Mark 4:31); subject "In the Time of Sturm you^Need Jesus." It was accompanied with the- Holy Spirit which swept the audience after which some 'very pleasing remarks were ?made by Dr. King of this city. We were very proud to have an unusuul large number of visitors durTng thevdayr At the morning-sorvice 39 were present. We are. al ways glad to have our friends visit us, our doors are always opened to welcome you. The Bethlehem Baptist Missionary Society Cirefc^-No. 1 will meet on Tliv.rs Jay afternoon, P: M:?with MLs Hannah Washington, 1210 Libe.ty Street. The Junior Usher Board was royalty entertained on Tuesday noon vX t-hn re^tident-of. Miss Dorothy Tobin, 2324 Senate Street. The regular busine :s was transacted after which the junior enjoyed a brief social period. 'ihey adjourned to hold their next mooting with Miss Mary Pope. FIRST CALVARY "BAFT. CHURCH _____ Rev. S. S. YouncbloBfi Paatnr At 10 00 o'clock last Sunday morning the church was filled with girls and boy^s. ready to listen to the helpful S. S. lesson. After thc lesson had been taught for a half hour the pupils reassembled and listened to a helpful review uT~Hie "lesson by Rev. Townsend. The morning worship began at 11:30 Finding that we "have a large number oT sick members in our midst the pastor asked four members present to offer ..ju'st before the service .negan"special prayers in their behalf. /After these .heart and soul stirring ' prayers, the pastor delivered a very helpful sermon, The text of his sermon was taken from the 25th chap\ ,ler o? St. Matt. He that had rcvew-. 4 Vd one talent went and hid it ;n the ear li. 'f ie theme \vas '"Use What ?you?-?First ourattentiun was called?to?the fac? that Christ by .r ing Hit, talent of world's rcden?p>?v -rr -ve n- it thunct; '.c?Ire reconciled. to the Father, and a chance to ; escape find. n I ... I tl.ol 1.111. li'l i' l i? ..fa mh out what we wis a them to be - ? /.sit not to mean tin we give up and cast- what wc have aside, we should use what we have to the very best of our ability. Never go around in self-pity this does not become a ^ .Christian. We should always have high hopes. ?- ?-We are inded sorry to report the following members on the sick list: Sisters Weeks, Johnson, Goodwin, : ??aidwt?llf.. Walker. Danciler. Thomp?rrmT~^frft'hnn M""tr- qiid" Rose-borough. Uur hearts go out also in sympathy and prayer to the members of the family of our beloved Dr. P. P. Watson who" has been called from .a life of service to a home of rest. Wc are glad to have Miss Ada Woodson and Miss, Essie Dean beco. 12 candidates for Baptism and Mr*. Eliza Lamb, a watch-care mem f . . bcr. We enjoyed having Dr. and Mrs. ?J,?J. abides Mrs. Harper and Mrs. - Dixon worshipped with us. __The Lord's Super was well attended at 3:30 P. M. A numbeenf-pray ? e**?wpi-p offered and man;' thanks for being helped and saved, In rough the past year. S1DNTY PAKK C. M. E.TJH U KCtt Itev. J. G- Anderson, Pastor ~ ~ , Sunday was a very beautiful day. The Sunday School, was well attend ed. The lesson was beautifully discussed by officers and teachers." Rev. Anderson preached as he always does soul stirring and inslriic""" frrr?rimnn,.?Hia found Exodus 3:2 Ahd the angel of the turn-appeared unto him-in -a-f lame of f:.t oyft of the midst of a bush, and ho looked, and behold, the bush l>j< lied with tire, and the bush wus not consumed. Theme: The Burning Bush 'i he Epworth League held their program at G o'clock which was very interesting .after which the newly elected oiiicers werc installed. The League is growing better each Sun' u?j. . ... .. f Sunday January 17, the Junior I.ea^ ne will present a program to the Senior League. " * " ? At 8:00 P. M. the pastor filled hia pulpit, using as-hitif text John 20'31 But these are written,..thai, ye might . brtieve that Jesus is the Christ, Che Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through His name. This was another splendid-feast. Tig olass meeting on last Tuesday right was - largely attended and the spirit of the Lord was present. The pastor will preach a special sermon Sunday morning and at 8:00 P. M. the chojr will render a musical program and some of the city's best talent will appear on the program. I \ . . ' SOUTH CAROLINA BETHEL A. M .E. CHURCH Dr. R. S. Lawrence, Pastor Each Sunday appearently new faces aTe seen among the classes of the Sunday -School.?The__superintendent and pastor make appeals each Sun. dav for those without the fold to be brought in and one by one it seems they come. Quite a few were reported Sunday to our great delight. The lesson was taught and heard with a deal of interest and the review and remarks by the superintendent mill piUilnr limru lining ty..] moinl much to interest the children especially in the work of the school, v At 11:15 Dr. Lawrence delivered the gospel message pure and sjmple as found in Isaiah 27 13; subject The Blessedness" of the ijospel' and poifited out that it is possible for one'-to hear and still not be benefited but o, on your heart, accept *Iis won and the work 4s accomplished. At the Christian Endeavor hour the prograrp was varied, taking the form of a question box into which many and varied questions were deposited. These questions were answered by Dr. -Lawrenco wit,h -short lpetnres to the satisfaction of all. At' 7:30 Rev. M. Peace preached for us from the subject, The .Gospel in the Plain as found in St. Luke 0:17. We are always glad to hear Rev. Peace the serTnon was ver^ ?cgootT. ?_ We take this occasion to thank again our visitors and friends for /our presence Sunday at all of our services, we delight always to have friends., even strangers visit our services and you are invited to 'co'.n again please. ST. JAMES NEWS Sunday Jan. 10, found us still alive and its members still trying to live jp tQ their resolutions. Sunday School lesson was taught by teachers and reviewed by our superintendent, Mr. Russell. At 11:00 o'clock Rev. Golden delivered a soul stiring sermon subject "Goodness." He told how Jesus wanted us to be dissatisfied so that we jnight labor for a higher plain. " Thc League having had a program last Sunday devoted their time in .jiving resolutions which, they pledged themselves to stand by. As a visitor we had with us Rev. King who will preach Tuesday night. Sunday night, Rev. Owens was at his best. Hc preached from St. John 1:46; subject "A Command ol' Entreaty." One member was connec.ed. The League is having a debate on the 5th Sunday. Subject: Resolved Which is More Beneficial, a rich boy or a poor boy." The debators are T<tdHne?John>m*r Lillian Harris, af^_. firmative; Josephine Cannon and Albert Lyles, negative. Come out and I !Ifrtirii whinVi ic irrivotiui All day is Junior Day. Come and hear the Jynior Choir sing and the funior Stewardesses serve; you will epiov " .n~' seeing them at work. In the passing of Msr. Lula Lyles the wife of Josh Lyles and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pratt of Newberry the< church has lost one of its most .faithful members. She was a member of the musical choir, and a member of stewardess board No. 1, and an untiring worker in the church. -r * and her little ones. " She was al^o a loving wife and a devoted mother but : 'vn hnw in humble (submission?to God who doeth all things Vrfell. """' EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. E. H. McGill, Pastor " We -are now entering the third week in the New Year. The earlier days of the vear have brought sunshine and gladness which to others they, were days of much sorrowing and disappointment. Last Sunday an exceedingly largi audience was seen. At the 11:00 service the morning lesson was read from the ftftenth chapter of St. , Luke, beginning at. the eleventh verse The twenty-fourth Psalm was read" responsively. The sermon was a good one, eloquently delivered and very in. ^spiring. Our attenion was invited to St. Luke hftenlh chupter at the 18Uw verse which reads, I will arise and go to my father, and I will say unto him. father. I ' have sinned, against heaven and befonPthee," etc. Two were received at this service: Thelma Bryan and Margaret Harrison. Sunday School was attended by two hundred and twenty-five scholars exclusive of officers and teachers. We ufraaed to xee our pastor with usThe A. C. K. L. neid ii'VSry good meeting. A splendid program was rendered having been arranged by Robert \Karl Gadsden a promising young lad of the church and Sunday r School. Presiding Elder L. R. Nichols . preached at the evening service. His text was taken from Rom. 10:10. I This evening message Was also uo-| lifting . . . The first quarterly conference was -hekL- Friday Jan. 8th. Rev. L. R. | Nichols 'presiding elder." "EXCt?lli!iBt-jreports were read, received and adopted. -g. ^ KinoTT ThiffTT?( Mr. Alpnza Fergusotn was electedr secretary of the Steward Board to succeed the late Edward Betterson. Mrs. Carrie McGffi held this Missionary plate last Sunday morning. | Our organist Mr. Isaiah Aiken had to leave his job for an indefinite period. The piano was without a scarf last Sunday. ' ; Gideon Band furnished flowers for the palmetto : I HETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. G. G. Daniels, Pastor 1 Sunday January 10 was a great [ day at Bethesda. At eleven o'clock Iiev. Daniels and Dr. E. R. Roberts of Florence, S. C. comenced service. The Scripture lesson was selected from Gen. 15th chapter. The Junior Missionary quartet sang beautifully-The Beautiful Golden Gate. Misses R,jith Parker, Jennie Atkinson and Ernia Kelly, another tyho was absent. Dr. Roberts text was found in 13-19 verses of the 11th* chapter of Hebrews, subject "Faith,." This sermon was indeed, a masterpiece_aiid_ _ all enjoyed a real spiritual feast. Dr. Roberts is known in South Ca- 1 rolina as the "Dean of Ministers," and whenever he comes to Bethesda" wc expect great things and receive ^?<M?ording to his statement he has been cominer to fienrgptnw? ft-' fifty years, and he is the proud po sesor of the address on "State Mi.>r , sions" h,e delivered at the State Conversion held in this church fifty years aco. We prav for i.im long life, and , strength to go on arul teach hU' peo- , pie "V-. . . - ' i Mr. and Mrs. James Fore of Penn., < and Mrs. H. L. Bessant of oonwuy, i v.ere visitors at the inc? i*-g service. ^ lirs. M. E. Smith, presiuent of the , Womep's Missionary Society, presen- . ted the pastor through the churth the sum of $22.85 from the Woman's , Missionary Society. The "Few^^mortgage was-presen- ] ted' to the officers by the pastor? The week beginning with the 4th Sunday in Jan. will be known as:', 'The Mortgage Burning Jubilee" week ( ending the 5th Sunday. Dr. J. C. Dunbar, pastor of Morris . Street Baptist Church, Charleston, S. , C., will preach that week. On the j Fifth Sunday. Dr. J. W. Boykin, pastor of Mt. Moriah Baptist jChurch, Camden, S. C., will preach all day. At niyht lhe first of the mortgages will be burned. Sunday evening services began at 7:30. Dr. Roberts preached from j the Gth chapter of Romans and the 4th verse,''tt real Baptismal serinom_ Every phase of this text, was fully explained, and were adl richlv bene tilted for the second tin\ef during the day. At the close of the sermon the senior quartet rendered two excelent selections:a"I'm in His Care" and 'Move on Church." judging from the applauses they* received, these? selections were very much enjoyed.-J Prof. J; B. Beck, Principal of Howard School and chorister of Bethel ! A. M. E. Church's choir was a. Wei- ' come visitor. Prof. Beck made "an. excellent talk. After the regular services two candidates were baptized. The choir rendered excelent music , at both services. The Bible class taught by Mrs. Smith was especialy large.The regu lar services began at 3:30 P. M. 1 Mrs. SmTth; Misses Blassengame and ] McCloud teachers at Howard have returned after having spent the hoi- . idays out of the city. They filled their respective places on Sunday. J The B. Y. P. U. met at 6:30 T. M." Folowing the regular order of ser- J an cAtuuciii |iru^iam wui? car* ried. out. Next Sunday will be the j installation t>T^ofFicerST'???;? J . The officers and teachers of Be- ' thesda Sunday School met in a busi-. ness meeting at the home of Dr. and * Mrs. U. G. Teele, Thursday evening ' Jan. i at 7:30 o'clock. The following officers were el/ected for Kfu year 1932.?Mr. Morris Mishaw, as- ^ sistitrit superintendent; Mr. W. C. Atkinson, secretary-treasurer; Mr;' Russell Thompsoiv-lst assistanL_sec- . retary; Miss Sarah Green, 2nd. Mrs. Orilla A. Thompson, pianist; Mrs.. Fannye A. Laylock, assistant; Mr. , John Taylor, librarian. -?P1*. Teele, Siipt.. wan previously ' "I"*"'1 ul' thai 4fter fFi , meeting, saltines, oyKers, sandWlrtp?i es and tea, were served by the" hos- ^ ..The B. Y. P. U. hehl its annual ] election at the Koine"- of~the- Presi?dent Mr. John Taylor, Thursday ev- 1 ening, 7 at 7:30 o'clock. The following officers were elected:. Mr. R. Thompson^ vice president; Mir. D. Burrage, secretary ; Miss Rosa Funny, asistant; Mr. Thomas Deas, treas. Miss Erma tfelly, pianist Mr. Harrell Kelly, librarian; Mr. John Taylor was previous.. L ... iuci. 1 -by the church. The Woman's Missionary Society J "met Tuesday evening at -the?hom^J of Mrs. Bessie Vanderhorst. After ' the "business a salted course was j served. j ?Ih(Lj?ulpit_ Aid Club met Monday 1 evening; after the" reglltar--trasineas,?^ refreshments were served. Prince Chester Wilburp, "The Af- 1 rican Prince' will re-appear in re- ] cital at Bethesda Baptist ChuVch Monday evening, Jan. 18, t932 at 8:00 ' o'clock. Admission 25 and 15 ceTrts. * When in Georgetown visit Bethesda "The Friendly Church." WOODARD NEWS 4 1 The annual hand-me-down of the ? Christian Home Burial"Aid Society ] took place on new year, two hundred j dollars were distrubuted in flour, rice, coffee and the ,like. Peoplje every where are praising the Christian Home Burial Aid Society. Our pastor preached a wonderful Bermon.- last Sunday, the people a. e singing his praises every where. iMUs Matie McColough, our beloved president ia_doing untold good for the community, not only aoefl Slit* help her immediate associates, but scores of* unfortunate people have been help- ' ed through her assistance; A letter from the Grand Secretary Prof. W. R. Bowman, saying our preparing to take our portion, we hope other lodges may do the same thing, ^ as the printer must be paid. the church. Marvin Bradley is captain of Troup 54. A. L. G. boys. Mrs. M. B. Salter has returned. LEADER : mr m ,? ??^ i t in i i ? IN MEMORIA-M ? ?ROBERTS?In sad and loving memory ol our pastor, P. E., and i bishop, E. R. Roberts. A year has passed since that sad day When one we loved was called away. His pleasant smile , for all he met, His kind heart we can never forget. But only those who love can. tell Heartaches of saying the last farewell. THE CHURCHES: MEMORIAL A. M. E. CHURCH GLEANINGS FROM SALTER Rev. A. Seon Henri, Minister-> -Owing--tu incessant and .heayy_rains_ last week in eouncel with fc.vangellsrPease decideed to close down our recital until mo,re favorable weather. Watch for announcement. In cheaking over "Gleanings," we discovered mention was not made on tTOT?past?of the invaluable services^ rendered this church, during the "First Series" of meetings T?y~ ETrsT Gibbs and Lyles, with their respective choirs and following. We do now again, extend to these divines our thanks and appreciation for contributions of sermons, music, devotions and words of encouragement. In pasing we also want to thank the management of the "Palmetto Leader" for the generosity extended 4?- rc-es-. tablishing "Salter Merorial A. M. E. Church," in the minds of our people, especially in this city. Here we are, In the midst of our "Try our Series," with gratifying results^ The culmination will be jeucbed with a "Musical given by Allen University Dept. of Music under the able and efficient directorship of Miss Mayme Holden; also a short spicy address by President D. H. Sims. We are very anxious for a capacity house, since "Allen" our "Alnva Maten." The date? Sunday evening Jan. 17, 1931, 8:00 o'clock sharp. Silver offering will be taken in aid of the church. We shall expect you. Thanks. Were.' we surprised? No! Yet elated over the rapid strides our Sunday School is making under the efficient leadership of Dr. Leon Wakefield and his faithful officers and teachers. Last Sunday we doubled our attendence and donations. There were present all told 100, enumerated as follows: Pupils 80; Officers and teachers 13; Visitors 7. Among the visitors mention muSt be made^olrRev? M. M. Peace, Mr. E. M. Pressley Sr. iiml Kmv. Kino- (Thu I nnl 1 attain thanks to the parents for sending their children. Please continue to do so and urge others to join them, then you your self. The hour 3:30 P. M. for; a short-counsel; this takes the place -of our "Teachers . Aleeting," WtOTEM. And now for engagement with you last week. Under the management jf the S. S. the church will give a 'Novelty Progiani" to raise funds for. eoairs. etc. The special features )f this program are as follows: -livery eleventh person gets in free and will ?e tagged. Program of eleven numbers by eleven "Little Ladies," frtnti"Joyland." As already estimated, ;his "Novelty" will be given Friday ivening, January 29, 7:30-9:00 o'clock. SVe shall expect you as per engagement. - Where? Salter Memorial A. M. E. Church, Washington' St. between Pine and Oak Streets. Parents and guardeins please see :o-*t that your ch444ren-come. prepared to repeat the following test fropi memory each Sunday. The entife_ School will repeat sanie in concert. Sunday Jan. 17, "Suffer little children ;o come unto me, and forbid them not for of nuch ir th" Kiogdom of God." Sunday TanT"!T17~Verily 1 say unto you, whosoever shall not recieve the Kingdom of God as a little child, he shall not enter therein." Sunday ran.~3t7~"7VnrP41e- took?them up in His aims, put His hands upon them and" Blessed them;" "?:? NEW BROOK LAMD NEWS The funeral of Mr. Jacob Coleman was held at Double Branch Church last Thursday afternoon a large concourse of people were present and many spoke of the deceased and ~lrbr' labors in the community. His wife Mrs. Lula Coleman is the chairman of the stewardess and his daughter Miss Dessie R. Coleman is Supt. of the A. C. E. League; They"diavejthe?aym?i pathy of the members of the church ind the community. Last Sunday at Mt. Pisgah We had i splindid service. Our pastor pre-^ iched and administered the elements of the Lord's Supper. We also visited Sister Sdfah Carter who has been dck for quite a year and gave her the sacrament. ~ S unci ay night?at?D'?eMi' R'nn<h, Rev. FT P7~McFarTand preached and jtirred the saints with a most excelent sermon. A number of members presentefL^the, church with what the trust us termed, a New Year's gift. I ' ~ ' 7" i m 1. ? > ... - ? PINCKNEY'S FU UNDERTAKER AN1) LICF SOUTH CAROLINA [7r~~- - ; i I ~ LIBERTY HILL A, M. K. CHI K< 11 | Rev. B. P. Hilderlir and1' pastor j The Christmas holidays- passed j pleasantly around here.. Many visitors were seen with friends and re-, latives. j - The Christinas services were beau- j 1 "tifully; conducted at the church on j g Christmas Day by tlm pastor Rev. I B. F. Hilderbrand begming strict!y_ at 11:oclock. At the conclusion of the services Brother K. G. Rag in and Mr?." Jcsie G. Rugih. 'Pres., of the W* H. and F. Society Came forward to reciove the gifts that \\4re' brought- ' for poor and unfortunate. tTlv gifts were many .and varied' E poor of the community..ixrispec(ive"t5t * denomination. ~ m The pastor Bros. T. G. Ragin. R. ~ G. Oliver, James Bernnett. Frederick Oliver, Rufus* Ragin, John Monroe * Sister Alicc Mc-Brid^, Sarah Ragin and Melissa Ragin left the church at 12: o'clock in cars and buggies taking the gifts to theTtetrdy-bemesr?Broth er J. I). Warlcy and Sister Dora wb.. :LLiti-lJUtieiit> iti ho-j,I _ tals in New York and Sumter, respectively were remembered with a purse each from the church. Sunday Jan. .'{ was a bigii day, the Sunday School was largely attendeu. The lesson was interestingly revu - ed by Prof. A. June principal of Liberty Hill School who i a young-man f _ ... oi rare qualities. At wleveu o'clock the |iMtui' ascended the rostrum and took a.-> a 1 oxt :2nd Kinds'llltli Chapter lath and lt'.tn ^ verses. This was indeed a uoiidet ful sermon' delivered t?? a .parked ohurrh, i .... J ^ Since Rev. 11 ildei brand hu> been j sent to -this church the people are 'coining out in large numbers each Sunday showing their appreciation for a minidnr.in-iimry p.i-^ili).. w:i\after being without, o,ne six months. The Stewardess board met at the church on Wed. Dec. iitCat" ^o'clock and planned for a busy year in rhtmch activities. ~T Misses Henrietta, Edith, Margaret 1! and Mr. William Ragin also'Miss Ag- nes J. Hilderbrand whp are ..students at Allen University ha\e letunied to?school after spending the Holidays Svith parents amF fyiends.-.? _ ? CEDAR GROVE A. M. E. ZION CHI IU H ? ' ?-*< Rev. C. H. McRae, Pastor 7 m Sunday School was largely attended at Cedar Grove A. M. K. Zion. The lesson was i|iscussed enthusiastically. Subject: What-" it mean to follow Jesus. Found .Joint; 1:do-4*L_ ('.olden Text Behold thv 1 amb of God s that tfike'h awat the sins of -"he world." I cund ,John 1 - . Alter 'be uistn;-* v. oi the Si rdav 1' School the Young1 Women's Branch, met in the afternoon with Misses Magnolia Epps. president; Mozella, Epps, ^ secretary. ?^? ~\Ye"~ had" a?true?spirituai meetings _ 1tr Eiiiiuie Mevh"- of Whitmh-o S. C., has returned to her home in New' ^ Jersey City, N. J., after spending the holidays with her brothers and sis- ** ter, Messrs L. and Sam Copeland and Mr". Maria i,"wis. She repotted a 11 very pleasant stay. Miss Sallie Ferguson ami Mr. As- > bury Abraius were married Jan. d jydl.They have the best wisehes of all of their fridhMs. $ l) ? Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson are < the proud parents of a baby girl. Messrs Long. Johnson and Champion of Columbia, S. C.. were the e\pip-ts of MissLoi- Ahianis an.. On tlie sick list rvv+". Mr. Natha.nh'1 Glenn. Mrs. \V. M. Wallace' ami Mr. I,. M. Abratns. 9 Wt> wish for them ' 11 snot'dv recovery. _j_.. . j" Q >erience means skTIilMral ~ " ability?the reason IIJetj v you can place ut't confidence in our I^TITji Kty to serve you hest.|K$ju|l terior equipment, mo ate cos^? <*Hce in every . ^ s=^=====s^^=__PajreJI NEKAL HOME :NSED EMBALMER OF AND GEORGIA Funwal Cars and pFuneral Equipment AS GOOD AS THE REST And Hetter than the Rest ' And Prices Less Office Phonf 5707 Residenctr Phone 7705 I COURTESY - 6 and " . __ SERVICE 1006 WASHINGTON COLUMBIA, S. C~ PROFESSIONAL CARDS __7 ? ^ , 1. .- ' -Office.. Honrr Telephones! :30 A. M to 7:00 P. M. Office 60S! Residence 8878 Dr. D. K. Jenkins - 7 DENTIST .lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridge* Sunday by AppUlntmeni Ixtractiqn by Condi ctive Anesthesis a-Sptirn.ity. - ' 107^2 Washington St., Cjla., S. C. Office Hoursr' Phones: 1 A. M. to 2 P.-:'. Res. 8871 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon - Diseases Hf W.,i>V..n .. unu v_ iniui trn ; A Specialtj Office: ; Residence: 115 I.auy St. 1301 Fine St. Columbia, S. C. ~ . ; v. DR. H. H. COOPER Dentist ; ' of the Gyms - " Ipecial Attention Given to Diseases Gold Crown and Bridge Work ?'A Specialty n. ' >ftiee Phone-6499, Res. Phon* &204?? 12?5 Washington. St.. Columbia, S.C. , PHONES: fftee 3443 ? Residence - 34^2 DR. A. J. COLLINS : DENTIST >17 Harden St'. Columbia, S. C. DR. J. G. STUART -O ce Hours: . Tele*hone:... ? . :00 to 1:00 P. M.; Res. 4692 3:00 to 8:00 K M." Office 3796 t~~\" Office: " Residence:. )30 Td.ilm -StT- 1117 Pint Ct. hr t m n \ vtt?t o HA* i7inniEiLii3 Physician and Surgeon pecial Attention 'Given Diseases Of ~~~~ Women. Office;. Residence: 525 Washington . 2230 Hampto* Phon 6429 Ph ne 7564 ' .?VUC, " DR. S. R. GREEN ffice Hours: Telephones; to 10 a. m. Res. 6028 .. to 2 p. n.. Office: 5778 6 to 8 p. m. Office: Residence; >17 Harden St. 1508 Gregg St. ' Office Hours . ; Phone 1:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 3536 5:00 P. M. to 8 vP. - Res. 6541 Dr. C. E. Stephenson Physician and Surge?,. xxi -Women. arm -Children _ A. _ Specialty" , -f *Aon v/iuce: Residence: 114 to Assembly St. 1328 Oak St ffiee Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798 N.J.FREDERICK j ttorney-at-Law ypnd Notary Public PRACTICE iN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal J 119 Washington St., Columbia, S. U. - . ' ' ' '~1 J. H. JOHNgQN $ Notary Public and Dealer "-J in real estate and sale of lota ia ~ - M PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beni- 1 tifully located on paved road abort 1 College P?ace. J Phone 6422 . 1109 Vt Washington Street 1