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Saturday, February 20, 1932. CHURCH NEWS 01 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH l)r. It. S. Lawrence, Pastor The attendance at the Sunday School hour was commendable Sunday. The study of the subject of the lessen was very helpful. Many visi tors joined us in the service. Among them were R'ev. A. C. L. -Arbouin of Benedict. Coi'ege whom we delights always to see and hear. He made quite an impressive address "to the school which address is highly appre ciated. He remained and worshipped > with us at the morning service. Gome ag&iiu In the preliminaies at the morning ^services ur. J. C. McClellan, F. E. of the Columbia District J acting for the bishop, of the 7th Episcopal District addressed the ?- membership on a matter-of vital concern of the church which matters we trust will have the full support and cooperation of every member and friend. After which Dr. Lawrence proceeded with'- the. services, deliver.* in'g a wonderfully impressive sermon . - crowded audience, from the ^ub ject "The Dynamic af- Rtrtigron"-a^ - found'in Romans 1:16 For I am hot ashamed of hte gospel of Christ, foi " it* is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; t(T the -Jew-first and also to. the Greek. The discourse was . ni&sterly, far reaching and had its "effect "for great good. The sermon at 7:30 P. M. was anoth er treat, taken from Ezekiel 9:4; subject "The Signs of the Righteous.' Both sermons reminded one of the saying of the apostles of old: Did not our hearts burn while he talked with us by the way side. Three persons came forward and joined upon invitation, for which we are thankful, The young people's f'plftfgram in charge of Miss Dorothy Franklin was :?highly beneficial and pleasing. W< . wish to thank Mr. Code for a splen ed address,.also RevS. Atkins and Stack house, Mr. Alston, Mr. Williams and ? - others.for their-presence and part on ? thp program. We wish also to commend Mrs. L.VT.; Bates, ehainnan of the music committee for the splen ? did-beginning with our junior choir Miss Melba Lawrence has recently returned to Wilberforce University to complete the teacher training course and to major in history. I Miss Sybil Nance has returned to Hampton Institute to complete hei college work there. We shall miss them very much for their useful service Ih tilt' Sunday Otlidol and church but we wish them much success in their school career. Mr. Leonard Lawrence , is at home again after receiving his diploma from the Greer College of Auto Me cnames m Chicago, in. -vv?-are ginci of his achivements and wish for him success ih the- profession. TV.', nr.l '".frs. Lawrence wish to thank the\Wa\crly Club for the man> r..ce things they brought to the parsonage last Saturday evening as a token of remembrance r . ^ EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. G. K. Lyles', Pastor Sunday School was opened^by the Supt. at* fO A. M. after the discussion of this beautiful lesson, Dr. Ly lo i fravn-n timplv talk all enjoyed: We regret that such a few was out to hear him. At 11:30 Dr. Lyles delivered a wonderful message from the Text Gen 4:9 And the Lord said unto Cain, whefe is Able thy brother? And he sdjd, I~knoW not. am^I my brother^ The Diamond Jubilee Singers of Durham, N. C., worshipped with us and sang wonderfully. \ Despite the inclement weather a faithful few returned at 8 f. M. tc hear another .soul stirring sermon James 4tl From -whence come war? and fightings among you ? Come thej not\hence, even of your lusts that war is in your members. Subject Get a Regulator. It was pure and simple. We cannot forget it soon. Founder's Day program was held ~ Sunday night, February 21*t. ?At 4:30 Sunday afternoon Feb. 21 : a _allver tea was Jflven at the home of Mrs. Edna M. TTurles, fbrJttrc benefit of Emanuel's Business Clut No. 5. ' *T Friday 19. a chicken dinner was given at the home of MUs C. Bates 1300 Oak St. A Pew Rally will be given by tht men Sunday afternoon, February 2fc at 4:00 P. M". We are asking thf cooperation of all to make thfs rallj worth while. Come and see what thej can do. . nntl Mra Clave Myerw are abl^ to be out again. Mrs. Esther McDaniels is on th< "?sick list. SIDNEY C. M. E. CHURCH Rev. James C. Anderson, Pastor Sunday was another high day a Sidney Park. The Sunday School a' the' usual hour with Supt. D. R Starks and his teachers at their pos' of duty. The lesson was beautifullj laught. Subject Jesus and the mai born blimh John 9:1-41. At 11:30 our pastor used as his tex^ ^,Isaac 62:10 "Go thfqugh, go througl the gates; prepare ye the yyay of th< people; cast up, cast up the highway gather out the stones; lift up a stan dard for the people. This was indeet a burning message. Afterwards th< doors of the church were opened am two young ladles Mrs. Edgar Clutti and Mrs. Helen Friday united with th< chuich. 5 . . ?r ? 1 ? SOUflTCAROLINA The Epworth League h<Sld their ] st'i vice at 6:If.. The program being ^ in charge ~ol Miss SaFaTT B7 A good program w4s rehdered. \ Sunday Master?Willie Smith will \ render the program for the Junior I jucu^uvj. Inspite of the inclement weather the \ night service were carried out. Another young lady united with the , church at this service. The Epworth League is practicing ^ for eri Easter Pageant "The Triumph } =oi I.ove." This pageant is of the death and resurrection^iof our Lord j and promises to be good. . It will be i preser.ted Easter Sunday morning at 5:u0 o'c.ock at the Sunrise service. " CHAPPELLE STATION A. M. E. CttURCH 1 _ The Sunday School opened Sunday J morning with a large number (present. ? The lesson was very interestingly taught and reviewed by the - Supt.?- ? **? ? r ll:3o the morning services open- 1 ing from the theme:_"Is the good man ever finnally forgotten?" Esther 6:10-11. The subject was so --prrtetieally illustrated and Was SKT"~ .every one seemed to have enjoyed it. In his-illustration he brought the 1 Subject right home where every "one could understand and enjoy -it, At 3 -.in p m on a r\~.. I Mit o |;iu* gram was rendered. (Every one that was asked to respond did so, so 1 willingly. Every one- joined in and helped to make AJlen's Day just 1 what it should be. Mr. Murph, President of the /Stu dents Council at Allen University, was the main speaker for the afternoon. Every one's eyes were opened to some unthbught" of points after i Mr. Murph had furnished his most im--^ teresting and intellectual remarks, Some of the studentsj from Allen rendered some lovely musk'. The evenir\g services otpened at ' 7:30 P. M. Another spirtual sermon '( ~ "was preached _hyj the pastor. 1 _ Theme, "The power of prayer" since we could witness the fact there-1 is power in prayer, we can^say our 1 hearts were made to rejoice. The club composed of local preachers only, is putting forth every ef- 1 fort to help make Chappelle Station just what it should be. < ST 1AMFS NFWS Rev. W. G. [Owens, Pastor Even though the weather was a ] ittle cold the members of St. James ! i (llled the pew^. The Sunday School.! lesson was successfully taught by " - teaehers and - reviewed by the- Supt? -4 , Rev. Owens seemed to be filled with t ~ the Holy Ghost and tired the congre- j t gation who rejoiced in the God oi j > neir saivauon. uev. uwens ana nis t wife are really rendering service i worth while. His subject was taken 1 from Gen. 35:5; "The Spiritual Com- s mand." We had Rev. Lemon and Rev I Thompson as visitors. ] . Sunday evening we enjoyed a very j excellent program in .honor of Fowd-" 1 i er'-s Dav. Every organization took i part. Those having active parts are ( Miss Gertrude Boney, Mrs. Addie Ki, nard, Paper. Mr. Russel, Mr. Josh i Lyles, Mrs. Mary Cooper, Mr. Henry i Potter, Rev. Golden, Mr. Delany Ad- f line and Wilhelmina Johnson, Rev. and Mrs; Owens, 'Mr. Dennis Si-ngle- i , ton. The Jubilee and Senior and ] Junior choiraTjts preparing to have an < i?old- 'time country" ^wCddlngrT Com'^ _ 1 out and meet tho bride Mrs. Susie : Grumbleback oF^Tross f.atch" Town ~ and Dad who tries to break the wed- ] i ding and his wife Lizzie and daughter Mary who tries to console him, j i There will be a silver .tea -Ly the r senior, choir at the residence of Mrs. i Wilhelmina Woodson. Come out and' < , help make these entertainments a ] ' success,1 The first Sunday we had a bright ] happily converted man. to claim to < know God }n the pardon of hie sins. !, Sunday night we were entertained I by Rev. Owens from the ClRt Psalm i 2nd versej subject M.A sure proposj- j tion of Trust," . ' j i We have on sick list Miss Martha 4 r Daviu and Sist-er -Ella Bouknlght who ( i has been always one of the stakes of i the church. She is the mother of i i Miss Bertha Boukhight, one of the , " teachers of Dloaaom Sircot or Saxon ~ School. *-r- 3 j The dutrict drive will be here on ( 1 the 4th ^unuay Inst., at 3:30. Several , , <hoira and quartets will sing. Don't i miss this program. All things and ; , loads lead to St. James. I ! LADSON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH , 1 Sunday being the Sunday nearest 1 Lincoln's birthday, the Minister, Rev. t A. S. Powe, preached a patriotic* ser- i mon which was a very timely and in- ] ? _ TT? .. A. A. ' iU _* t 1 siructrve one. ms jexi was #puna i 1 Sam. 18:18. "Then answered one of i ' the servants and said, Behold I havft t seen a son of Jesus the Bethelhemite, t , that is cunning in playing, and a mighty valiant man, , and a man of ( t 1 man, and pondent in matters, and a t comely person, and the Lord is with > him." The theme was: "A mightyMan of Valor." , The minister pointk ed out the fact that Lincoln was cali led A "Mighty Man qf Valor," because 3 in the face of such trying conditions , ; such as: the country's being involv ed in-Civil War and the secession of _ 1 States from the llnion, through these 3 Lincoln kept*the faith; he was great 1 Lincoln said on one occasion that, "I s know that I am right because, T ] 3 know, that liberty, for Christ teaches it and Christ is God." This is an ex- i ; ' THE PALMETTO L pression of the. faith which the nation's executive- had in God. The minister admonished the congregation to be valorous because this is the kind of men and* women the world today is calling for, and is lpok ing to the church to furnish them. The Lincoln Day program rendered by the young people, last Sunday afternoon was quite interesting and enjoyaole. We only wish more "people cOuld have been there to see how well the young people conducted themselves. "The Paramount Girls' Club" and the'"Willing Workers Boys Club were in charge of the program. Next Sunday afternoon at 4:.'J0 a'cloek, February. 21st, Mrs. M. O Kretts. who is president of the Inter-denominational Woman's Missionary Society will speak to us. Mrs. Kretts is a very able speaker. Many ' bave heard her on other occasions and know just what an interesting and% well - informed- speaker she .is.?She comes in interest of the Wonian^s Mis good. ' . 1 Among the visitors during the day 1 was Dr. and Mrs. J. J. -Storks ot Hen- "1 ?rHct College. We were delighted to -1 have them and we say come again. Morning worship?11:30 A. M. Night woship?7-:45 P. M. You are welcome. ...?-? Sick list:?Mrs. Ethel Nelson* Mr Gleo. H. Wiliams, Mrs. Iolia McBeth, Mrs. Susie Robinson. ? ST. MARK A. M. E. CHl'RCH "! Pee Dee, S. C.?Suniiay was a very pleasant day for all chyrch goers. ( Sunday School was conducted by the t assistant Supt., Bro. E. D. Dubose. j After the prelim,inai y at the morn- -j ng Berwleer- the-pastor- selected -his.- -j ;ext from I Kings 21st chapter 19th r ind 2Uth verses. Theme "What sjn Vill do. He stressed mayv impor- . ;ant things and made mbntion of ^ nany of the present day events and j iaefc by the cause which was sin It j >eems almost impossible for our little c aoy the baby pastor of the Dillon ^ Oisrict to preach as forceful sermons - *s he preaches and unfold such hidden *t truths. Every heart was made to rejoice. Collections were favorable, j [Juite a number Communed. At 3:30 the Rev. S. W. Foriham pas : tor of Western Chapel, Latta alone | with his choiv rendered an excellent j service for us. His text was St. John 1 Chapter 1 verse. Theme "GodV words- He is beyond a doubt a nob- ^ le preacher. Come again all are weliftmtv ?? : Sunday evening. Jan. 31 a series of t sermons were preached for us by Rev. t A. A. 'I'aylbiT Marlon: Ruvr-E?r--ftr-Edwards, Floydale; Rev. J. W. Wade, , Fork. A splendid litvlg sum was j realized. ~ -<-? - January, 24tlvHir jwme -of-SisfcfrFf= Clara Grant, was saddened from the T ieath of her mother, Mrs. Tora Know- , ] land. ! i T.uesday 11:30 the funeral was de- I llvered by her. pastor Rev. T. J. Ran- . t sono, who used as a text Revelation 1 4th chapter 1st verse. Theme: "Ah! Open Door," She leaves throe jaughters, one son a'td a host:.of jrands and great grands and friends;o mourn her lost. 'Sleep on mother and take your rest." f Rev. Gary pastor of the Spring- ^ tdlle charge , asisted in the service. ? Undertaker Jackson of Florence han- t lied the funeral. f ?On 'Monday night, Feh. 1 the Elks s Lodge No. 430 led by-Mr. J. fL-Rob--t? erts, with Mr-J. C. Cribb as toast t master; Mr. H. Singleton, F. Lewis, ? M TTnm. Prof. T. J. Bell. P. Lewis. I L. Gerald .and a host of others haa a c fine reception of chicken and rice and ' f many other good things which they i made. Revs. Ransom and Mc?iok wulcume??rs?guests.?All -ought?Lo_U have been there. The "Bills" of Mul C tins, are real entertainers and are f doing more??nr wlnfntion than any e other secret order. All young men I put on your thinking caps and see I. Mr. Roberts or W. L. Foxworth or | others and get your application in at once and enjoy the happy life of a "Bill." They have also helped the Mullins High School with Prof. Valentine as principal. Duv pastor was the guest of Rev. liichardnrrr pastor of Tlarlmgton St-a. who entertained the bishop in hiit_ itinary through the state, Rev, Ransom wau the driver of the car which was thp unique Chevrolet of the Rev. J. W. i* Duckett. Dr. Deas wa.' there: the entertainment was royal. The pastor preached for Rev. Nrwman e- Lalta wno had S splendid attendance at worship. - He is to run a week's mee'ing for him beginning Sunday night Feb. 14. Mr. Norman Marvis-with his '31 sport roadster is very nice to the . sionary Society^ of this church. The piublic?is cordially?invited?Ve -be J pi csent. JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. The 11:30 o'clock services at Jones Chapel Sunday, were largey attend ed and all seemed benefited by the spiritual sermon delivered bv the. Pastor Rev. W. B. Gibbs. 1 ' The text of the pastor's sermon was found in 147th I*salm 7-8 verses "The Providence- of God." ? - He sair. by God's providence we meoH-GoaVforesight?the care and superintendence which God exercises ~ over all His creatures and over evprything that exist. Tie discussed briefly the presiding of God over the?elements, creating vegetation, providing- for-the -wante- of His creatures, Sunday School services at 1Q 30 and V. C,-E.. Society dt G:30 were appeal' ing to the best there is in yotihg life... ' Rev. T. H. Brqadus and his good people worshipped with us in the ' afternoon and preached a soul stir- : ring-sermon on "Adoption." The 7:45 services Were held and the pastor and his flock were at their places. Another?uplifting sermon ! was heard and all Were made to feel J EAJDKR ^ pastor in carrying him about. He arv ftlrs. Godfrey and Mrs- Grant caiht to visit the pastor and brought many nice things!, Miss Elouise Ransom is very sic! at vthis writing. She was carried to the hospital Tuesday. She is reported to be about the same. All friends are asked to remember,Jiei in prayer. " vices at St. Philips last Sunday was a success. \ . gleanings from salter me morial a. m. e. church Rev. a. Seon Henri, Minister We reached the climax of adult Attendance in our Sunday school last Sunday. There were 50 present due to the coming of Rev. Sarah Smith who preached for us immediately after the Sunday school, f Our Sister, -in?thb ministry was "tired With thes1 Holy Ghost and preached as never before," so say her followers. She frrvUght US "ail optimistic message brimful of the possibilities of Faith. The sermou gave *Us new impetus to continue in words were: "We are coming back to help you soon and will arrange to havn von snnnk f.iv i,o " \\7i> ? ^ ~ *"4 wo, ?? c ai v gratefuTtoTtev. "Sarah Smith, her choir ?nd congregation ;for their mural mid financial lift given us last Sunday. Next Sunday, Feb. 21, 4:30 p. m shall?be known?a* "Railroad?Men'* Day." The sermon will be preach ed by Dr. J. C. Anderson^ pastoi cial music by Zion Female Quartette, Salter Memorial Sunday^School Chorus; Vocal solos, Mr^"Downs of Benedict college -artcr Mrs. A. S. preside-at~lhc piano. Dr. D. H. Sims vvllL presoTTt thc^speaker with Dr. W, A. Robinson in charge. 'YVo are expecting our friends to join us and see. this "railroad group" in action, lifting the (:olloction and leading in ringing, ""Life is?like a Mountain Railroad." Every \fourth Sunday the Sunday School v\ll give a special program sponsored fend managed by Miss Lula Bartlett. These programs will be on the order of "Musical Vesper Services" with the. children taking active part on the program?and their pa. rents and friends as their guests. CEDAR GROVE A. M. E. ZION CHl'RCII Rev. C. H. McRae, Pastor Sunday School was largely attend?dA-he past Sunday. The lesson was I'scussed enthusiastically. We were i)Uifttjed to havo with s in our Sunda> School the following visitors: Misses Mmeater, Aloonia, and Essie Banks. Immediately after Sunday School he Young People's Branch met in ;he afternoon with Miss Magnolia Spps, presiding. A short literary il'Ogram?was?rendered. Mir.tv -RU iott B. Abrams gave rrs~some timely emarks about Abraham I.incnln Mr. Ubert Banks read a paper about legro in General. - Thtr- ntrx^Wptc vas "How can we make our young people's branch more interesting?" )iscussed by Misses Elliott B. Abratp? md Inez Epps. Duet by Misses Alneater and Alvonia Banks also suae was rendered by Cedar Grove quar ,et, which was highly, enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held on "ebr uary-2fc,- 1932. Mrs. Bettv Abrams spent the week .7/1-Wun ~Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Swindon and family.?She enjoyed a love , y time. We are very sorry to know that our listrict superintendent of the Sparanburg District is slowly improving ifter being sick with rheumatism. We tre?still- honing for him a speedy -ecaver-y.?Lie?is?missed at Sunday gc.hool amT church. Miss Magnolia Epps, celebrated her >irthday Sunday, February 14 by giv ng a birthday dinner at the home >f_her parents Mr. and Mys. Kinard Epps. The following" guests werF present to enjoy the delicious repast: Vlisses Almeta, Essie and Alvonia Banks, Mozella and Inez Epps, Messrs Spencer and Henry Abrams. Lews Glenn, Albert' Banks, John W. and Mther Sanders. SUMTER NEWS. Oh Sunday, "Feb. Tl* Bishop R.-Cr tansom ipreached at Mt. Pisgah. A. I. E. Church at the morning service ltd at Bethel A. E. Church TrT he afternoon. Both messages-were orcible and soul stirring. Mrs. RanOm accompanied the Bishop here. A Leap Year Tea was given 'at ho residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. ipears on Council street by the boosters Club of Mt. Pisgah on Sunlay afternoon, Feb. 1-U A , spifcy iro.eram was rendered and delicious* ce cream and cake was served. The Lincoln Hi Y. W..C. A. sponr.re.d a prom-am. at Kmaniiel M. p, Church on Sunday afternoon Feb. 14 or the benefit of the Willing: Workas Club of the Church. Prof. C. A. ^wson intl'fldlll'i'd Mi*. Geo. II. dfrhnJSSSS de *= - * ? PINGKNEY'S < UNDERTAKER AND EI SOUTH CAROLI? I J. "| - ~ - * - t . --n-.w^lu sP?ke ?f thh> work of the " V. W. (. . A. Mrs. S. Aiken. Miss Ruby Boykin and Rev. J. W. Taylor fepoke. A11- of the 'speakers pleased (the audience greatly. Mr. Johnson rendered a vocal solo and directed ; Several selections rendered by t h e L .hoir and students. . The Woman's ilome Missionary - Society?of - Eurrarniel?held Tts' reguiEPr reeting with Mrs. C.- D. Russell on 'Mpnday afternoon Feb. .8th; notwithstanding the inclement weather .ht- meeting was well attended and \ lengthy business meeting ?held; \n appetizing swet ynn>e wn i "rr~ I 731 _ The Progressive Club hold it's; regular meeting on Tuesday afternon Feb. Kth at the residence of Mrs. E. . M. Stroman and the One More Eifort Club met with Mrs. A. J. Andrews n Wednesday afternoon Feb. 10th. The-Tuesday Afternoon Club met - ?n Tuesday after noon with Msr. Ruth Walker who was a most affable hostess to the members and a few , guests. Four tables were -arranged for bridge and Mrs. A. (i. McDonald won high score prize and Mrs. Sarah Bradford low score prize. A very palatable salad course with sallines, sliced ham and hot tea with lemon Was served. | Wp qyp vnrv .'niTV tn .-tntn thnt j Miss M. 'A. Savage is still confined I to bed. . j .Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Spears, Misses I Mary L. and Blanche Sampson and [ lNlrs.. Amanda Roberts motored to Co-' l^unvbia Saturday, : ?-? 1 Mrs. 1' earl Edmunds is again nt in New York" Citv. MUss Gladys Rice -spent ^Sunday ,n the city: FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sum merville, S. C.?r<? * i Sunday was a beautiful day. Sunda\ School opened at its usral hour. With the Superintendent Sir Angie Anderson and her tea her at their post" of duty. "At .3 o'clock Rev. J. Si. ~VMarsltnIT preached the ffunora 1 of the deceased Bro. Dearon James Singleton; who di parted tlii'.V life Feb. 5th 19.32 at 0 P. M. Rev. Marshall. Sub. of tl e pastor text was | (David; by the will of God fell a sleep.) Deaeov. James .^jngletoj! was 'a leyol and faithful member of the J church and the funeral whs one of I che lar.eest ever been" "at fivsT~"Bapluh. ~ ?~?r ?^" -~~ 1^ Dv.othri?.1 .vines Amk'isi'U acted?ar"niastSfc. of. Ceremonies. | First-rtnWe hat| remarks from Deacon Moses Fisher, a very nice talk,". ! the Hymn that Deacon Singleton ! W.mI t.. 1 - 1 : * - " .??? unu uiauo ii . orivir: latK I>oaconv Henry Shorts' made a brief talk . All \vps in favor of the peocon -Board. I. Second?.Brother .A. B. Singleton made a brief talk in fovor of the Trustee Board also the choir. I Third?Sifted Angie Anderson -made a vyry nice talk in faveor ol the -Sunday School, also The- SundaySchool Children sang a Hymn. It is well with my Soul. Fbirth--The clerk represented "the" Usher Board which he made a brief talk in favor of Deacon James Singleton. Fifth Sis'.n Alht'tHia liutnluin re.id a paper'in fa.ot of the f aithful fVoi." tfs Club. | Sixth--.'-Sister Anna* A; 'erson ma J: | ii very interesting talk in favor ot /ion Club. Sister Mary Maxwell fang a beautiful hymn: "God will wipe away all Sleep'^n Deacon Singleton And take your rest. We loved you dearly ?But Jcfuii loves yon host www jerience means skill PRM d ability?the reason W&fl iy you can place ut* >st confidence in our |Y||Tfj| ility to serve you best, |rs?il iperior- equipment, morale cost, rare in every * Page 6 j UNEKAL HOME H CENSED EMBALMER OF <A AND GEORGIA ; Funeral Cars and Funeral Equipment AS GOOD AS THE BEST W And Better than the Rest And Prices Less P ? Office. Phone 5707 ;ff Residence Phone 7705 1 M cni -im'ev _ E t SERVICE 1006 WASHINGTON ^IT| ? COLUMBIA. S. C. ' . Z MBBWMPPMBMgJKgTWTTiWME^i :? 1'ROFRSSIONAL j CARDS ~ j Office Hours "* Phoue 11:30 A. M. to 2 I'. M. Office 353C 3:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. 'Res. 654* Dr. C. E. Stephenson Physician and Surgeo.. " diseases of ~W07Tien"an?;| Children a ?__?ll ' ~ T ~ Specialty _____ ?. Officer ^""""7 Residence 4411V* Assembly Sir? 132&-Oak~S DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon Special Auenuon Uiven Disease^ O Women.. Office: ^Residence lli25 Washington 2230 Haniptoi Phoit 6429 Ph ne 7664- _r?. UK. J. G. STI AKT O?oc Ilnurw. 1 Tclu, iiune ~7~ I -:00 to 1:00 P. M., Res. 469i C:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3796 Office: ' Residence 2030 Taylor St., ' 1117 Pine St. ? Office Hours: : Phonea; II A. AI. to 2 P. r. ' ~ Rea. 887' 6 P. M. to K P M Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon a; Diseases of Women and Children - A Specialty Office: Residence: 2115 Lauy St. 1301 Pine St. ' _i__: L. Columbia, S. C. ?>-2 DR. S. R. GREEN Office Hours': Telephones 9 to 10 a. m. Res. 602fc 2 to 2 p. n.. Office 577' 6 to 8 p. m. Office: Residence 1 olT~Har3en"5f. loOS G regg^C" Office Hours: Telephones 8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 603' -> ?? Residence 887 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST J .lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridge Sunday by Appointment Extraction by Condi ctive Ancsthesr a Speciaity. 1107Washington St., Cjla., S. C I DR. H. H. COOPER I ' Dentist . ' of the Gums. ~ Special Attention Given to DiseaseGold Crown and Briuge Work A Optualty Office Phone 6429, Res. Phone 8264 * t 1126 Washington St.-.-Celumbiar, S.C. PHONES: Office 3413 . Residence 3422 DR. A. J. COLLINS . DENTIST 1517 Harden St. Columbia, S. C? 1 Office Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798 Lj__ N. J. FREDERICK Attorney-at-I.aw and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal 1119 Washington St., Colun.bia, S. C. i H. JOHNSON & Co Notary public and Dealer in real estate and sale of lota in PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beautifully located on paved road above College Piace. | Phone 6422 1109% Washington Street I mmJ