The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 19, 1932, Image 5

Newspaper Page TextSaturday. im~44K&? ?l:At)SON PKKSBT iT^krA^f CHURCH Sunday morniivs Mar. ~13tlf was' "Junior Day," at Ladson, The young people were at their oesi. They sang beautifully. Along with .this beautiful singing the minister Rev. A. S. Towe, delivered a very inipressive and appropriate sermon from' the text Gen. 20:31: "And the.y rose bv time in tne morning, and swoi;e one to another: and Isaac sent, them away, and they departed from him in peace-" The minister said that Isaac was prosperous because he was true to the God of his father,, Abraham. He was a peacemaker. As young people of today, we must put our trust in the .God of our fathers. We must play the role of a peacemaker. We may, have all of the necessary c-dueaticn and ,yet^ lu^ but qf .harmony with things as tliey are. .Only those who live close to -?God can be in harmony, Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clo k, Prcf. W. Lovell Turner, who is instructor of Sociology at Allen University, addressed the young people on the ' subject: "Self-made If Made "at all." He held up before the .young people lives- of men who were - suceesssiul only because they were self-made. This?address?was bothinformational and inspirational. It1 is hoped that the-young people will absorb these thoughts as they were . - presented to them by iMr. Turner and put them in every, day practice. LIBERTY IIILL A. M. E. Clll RCL Iiev. B. F. Hilderbrand, Pastor Oh Sunday March .<> the congregation of Liberty Hill was highly favored with'Ahe presence of -the IU; Rev. R. C. Ransom, presiding hi ho; of the Vth and 13th Episcopal districts - Though it rained Sunday morning anil .??roads -were bad on account of. the storm Saturday night. Bishop Ransom lhotored down to the. chillvll in deliver a message of hope to the people of this community who had gathered through the inclement-weather to greet him7 ^ " ' The Sunday School assembled on time, Mr. T. (1. Ragin the faithful Supt. was at. his post. The various " teachers and officers present. Review conducted by the pastor. r The hour hating annul for .mi vice Bishop Ransom selected as a j text: A part of the 4th verse of 42nd chapter of Isaiah: And the Isles shall wait for his la\v. This was ?ii)doed a great sermon. The people were irreatlv benefitee lie i tu- 1 . sage and are loud. in tin if praise u!' Bishop Ransom. Presiding Elder M. J. Sumter came over to be with the bishop on Sunday. Miss Apries J. Hilderhrapd, Messrs .John C.ilmore and Willi:) in Ragin students of Allen University worshipped with us on Sunday in' company witlf Bishop Ransmp.' Bisfiop Ransom is indcecp-n gri a! man and has the interest of the church at heart. The people of 1.1 berty Hill and this' community at large are praying for .the return of ?-this noble loader to theJ.th Kpi-cupn: district. On Monday March 7th this community was saddened by the death of Mr. Moses Martin who was a faithful member of- Liberty Hill f'hure a and Sunday School. The funeral was preached by the pastor Tuesday Mar. 8 at 1:00 b'elodc? _H?AD?Q] BISHOPS COUNCIL Q] JAMt'Ai FLORIDA. I * , "Ask of mo and I shall give thee the uttermost parts of the earth l'oi To the Presiding Elders, Pastors, . African Methodise Episcopal Chi Greetings: ' May the love and mercy of our L ____ and abide with you all in our various As bishops of the African Methodi scious of the great responsibility plai our missionaiy'obligation to those of fields Wn arc, therefore, passing o sense of the weight oi that same ie?p in you a deep and profound interest-: .our epistle. We believe that the church, paste ? zeahfor both Heme and Foreign mis Great "Commission, and sitch a cnur< Jesus Christ in the spreading of Ilis t This quadrennium has fully eonviii the Dollar Money is entirely, inatlequ """ *iH'y f'litg'i a'lil Mild1'it i.< u'vy niuo.'.'* ?-?Heaver bo made-fur a coniierlid and Methodism for Missions at this tin that every church, pastor and Chr Easter as provided by the law, as a ? the great, cause of missions, and w ? iuterttene_.with the rightful disnosit remembered that one Tialf of'thTff ^ftrni at home being sent to your eonfere ennt at rmott in Tlv V If Pnlf Hui Street, New York City. The law further requires that yo not to he retained and reported at th< We, thereTore, the Bishops, jointly of this request and may God's ri'ehe all your labors of love. We are Yours in II BIS BIS BIS v BIS BIS BIS BIS . " BIS : ... . ? BIS BIS BIS "BIS ' BIS BIS i' - ?HKTIinn A. M. K. CUt RCH ' <.? -I Rev. R. S. r&\\ relicts l'astor ? Alter the eta*so* Minly ol tilt'.Still- I day School lesson Suiuiuy inoriiiiiK 1 I l)w Sll|il i illlnil mi .Ul. i 1 1 thy i Nance to review the lessen, wliicli i vivw was matterm a way ttiat cv.^i ?lit*' liltk' ?'!)?' gra> 1 > il?the Ulliliu'lll ? convoyed by Iter. .Mr. X. II. Collins j was called to present the subject to ; the'adult department which was very J ! good. ,-VJ At 11:15 Sunday morning l)r. Lawrence delivered a senium pregnant with .gospel truths and worthy of commendation. Text l'ound in 1st Peter 2:5; subject "building Stones or Stumbling Blocks." Matty beau- j tiful applications injected. Among the visitors were .Prof?. J. 1). Moore. \Yliital>er and Horsey, Messrs Moore and Jcrvey Turner, all ol Charleston. | S:jC. Prof. Horsey and Pn>f. \Y banker rendered two very pleasing musiI cal'numbers. Prof. Moore, at Tlie piano. 'I bis added greatly to the scr. vices. \Ye are glad always to welcome Mir iriends from Charleston anu 'j efsevvitere.?Remarks by Mr. A. tirip jut, iciativo .to the recital sponsored by Benedict College. Lawyer linvloriek also niadc.re-marks relative to the campaign of the is'. --A.. A.~ C-.- IVAt night, Mr. T. H. Brown ol' At. lanta, Go., was a welcome visitor. The urogram in the Leauu'e til 5:-?D I'. M. with Mr.-. S. G. Collins in cirarg was quite an inspiring service whieli all enjoyed. The object of our ytKye.? I people's meetings always is to realize the great privileges and pleasure " in service to God and our lellowir.cn. At 7 :.'5U P. M. l>r. Lawrence tie-[ livered a sermon from Zac. 4:0; subject "The only source of Success." This was'another very good sermon wh it'll repaid those \vho_ nuolc the sacrifice to hear it. t... Sunday Uie IlOth is Palm Sunday and special services characterizing the occasion will -be observed.?Bis.-. L Imp R. C, Ransom of-the Tth Kpis. c'oal tlisii i. i t. ill pi e.u h at .11:1 *?A? M. The Tag Rally is also a fca' tufe of the day's, program. Wear .a ( TaK vantl register .'your percent i o~ operation. WUjt' a .deal of sadness we nr.-r.kins, a faithful inelfiher of long stun ing in Bethel Church. 1 iis service ha di en trreauy missel. I lo i iw*4si I.KX IN(\TON XENVS. i 1)n 1 )^t SunuhiV i'm* rhtn- lw> m-iv larjroty attended. Now .Bethel A. .M. ~K. Sunday school was held at usual hour wliieh wa? largely atteinleii. At 11 o'clock Rev.. S- .1. Johnson preached a wonderful sermon wlheh everyone was made * to /feel happy. Ill t ho a ft (Win on at o'clock Rev. Johnson had service at Sjoiny Hill . A. M. Church and hack to Bethel Sunday iiitshl. Sunday ' morning March Id at 11 o'clock Rev." S. J. Johnson preached at .Ml. Zion.A, M, K. church and at ..Bethel Sunday niyht. Op March 2nd the Sunshine Club nut at the home of Mis. S. .1. Jolinsi n. A lowly afternoon was on joyed by all. a. Tin* friends of Miss Carolyn Z. Brown are R'lad to see her Lack at school filler a ft-\y weeks of illness. Mrs. Jennie Sliyh is still confined "TtFT betb - ?r .'Pis. hattie Wise'who has been sick. Is able to bu uul agnin. . BARTERS 'f ? P THE A. Ml E. CHURCH ~ : .1 . ' FEBRUARY 27th, l;f;!2 the heathen for thine inheritance and thy possession." Superintendents and Members of the trch, ??^ 7" "?- .?:? , oid and Saviour-Jesus Christ lw-upon i positions in.the church of the Master, st Episcopal Church, we are fully con ed upon us by the Fathers as-regards our brethren in the Home and Foreign n to you, i-n this Easter Message, the i 1 ii 1 ity onrl ti-iKt thnt it shall awaken in the CAUSE herein expressed-in this >r or chiistian worker, \yithouk_a real . dons fails to-obey the mandate-of the i-h or. worker is not co-operatine \vith Kingdom among men. iced us that the four (?!',() percent of , late to meet the needs of our Missicniiyr1 tln>rof?iv??r-tluU--MV*o-y |xn tiililu nil. I consecrated elfort throughout African le. We further entreat and admonish istian Worker in our Zion set apart day for the ingathering of funds for e- trust that nothing will interfere, or ion of funds so collected. Let It be. is collected on -EwUer -Day i* to.remain nee treasure and the other half is to be Secretary of Missions, 112 West 120th ur funds be so reported at once, and Annual Conference as is usually done, and severally uige you t<> take heed st blessings be upon you and yours in :is name, HOP II. B. PARKS*," D.-n. HOP J. S. FLIPPER. 1). D. HOP W, H. HEARD, I>. I>. HOP J. H. JONES, D. I). HOP W. D.* JOHNSON, D. D. HOP W'M. -S. BROOKS, D. I). HOP W. T. VERNON, D. D. HOP W. A. FOUNTAIN, P. D. HOP R. C, RANSOM. D. I). HOP J. A. GREGG, D. p. HOP R. A. GRANT, D. P. ' HOP S, Lr-GREEN, D,"D. HOP G. B. YOUNG. P. D. HOP M. H. DAVIS, D. D. ' y . ; . - -THE PALMET - trrmtj-iHAi Trrrr. rnrirrii Ki'V. S. II. Smith. )'aKinr Tin- pastor's Aid Club uut with Mis. I ,u veuia. Sim - .,n Thursday afternoon thy* club was called to o:'r-| derby.Mrs. N, Craft, the president at tin* usual hour.. After t be r<.^ii-M I,... i : *i.s. 11 .... uui-iiiv^j) wie. ei.nu weni niiu im discussion for the afternoon, subject of tlie topic, iliscu.-scd "Jesus teaching; on new birth." A 41 ice lufmbcr were present the cl.:b adjourned at 7 L\ M. Sunday morning 10 00 A. M. inspili of the winter weather a large group of anxious bright faces greeted the Trtiperintoiident ait i teachers. The lesson wa.> discussed in classes for :;U iniutes then a brief review .was made-by the pastor. A good nunibei of visitors were present among who' was Miss L. Ihillard who maxie some pleasing remarks. At 1 :t?Q our pastor brougtU to us will hot leave you comfortless: 1 wiil rrrme~a(r;tin. that <sHnfort. all of it. is ours today as it was given to the' dc'ci-.pk s then. In"** such asuranees with sucji comfort. .1-t our troubled bear s be still. .Faith is the base of the divine operation, believing in (Jod revealed in Christ a ltd in his jnovision l'or the future 110 condition of tliis earth should shake the hearC i rum us untroubled lailli aii i, un(.oiiipicrable hope that in God's own time and way all will be Ave 11 . hove and here aft or. .11, I\ U. was hold at 1'n.o usual hour. A lovely group ?1 young' people was present. We had a Woiul i i'ul union. The program was i njdyed by all group No. I. entertained tbeohion fdi'~tttT~ minutes. We were very proud to have Rev. W. H Coleman of Augusta. (Jr.,, with us, who brought , t? us a soul -tir: ring sermon. Mark IS.jo: And- lb same day when the even was come. In- soitTFTuUsr-tfuun.-Tel-us pass n- e.r unto, the other side. It was'imbed a wonderful hie.s-age; hearts were rr.it to rejoice while he'unfobled the scrip- ' Ull'o su manfully to in.--. . ; j Rev. S, 11. Smith and Mis. N'.'l; Craft motored to Augusta. on Monday noon, w here Rev. Smith will conduct a ten nights meeting. We hope for her a Very successful meeting aiid a plea-taut stay. ; . m v CII AlMMlI.hi: S i" \TION-? % - - ~ - ' Rev. M. J. KrwuU, I'n.-iur?? Though the weather was unUsualh; cold, and (vi'ii snow 1. II !p"1)h? early pari <>l* the morning Sunday, the Sunday School ami services were ver-y successful. Tpe Sunday School ?!i I not open atthd usual hour buf jits! a few; niiu ttes Infer. 'It was vtvrt'"'i"tnic(nrrtprir^T.11 :."0. the p 'sto;' spoke frd.n 'he subject *1 low may we know a Ck,?i-_ tian."'"Gal. 0:22-2'!. Those; ?prps..,a? enjoyed?knowing?they?niaiiy? , ,iywiipmay know a Christian. -.-Rev. .Harper oniric to is and bivugh* i message for .'1:50 p. nf. Text S. John l(i:o. Itev. Harper'is known t<he a wonderful speaker. We are very grateful to hint for such a wond. ri'u;* message, trust how AooVi he will hrln;; us another to equal or excel. At S o'clock a very irsrdrilfii' mo-, sage was heard from the pastor fomui Isaiah 1-1:I'd. Theme "Your P"> so don." ai'i.iong the many things he u ed in his illustration he skwed how so. many people die without ..knowing their possession. How much it S':ier.ioye 1 can't he expri sscd. hut "w< .an s;'n??Hii .eye 1 are )huv iipened ' look forward to our possession. The League has planned a snlend'c program for Sunday 5!a-ivh 20 at dido o'clock. Members and .friends an invited to witness th program. The church mourns Willi Mr. .fr F .Bowman and family" in the hqhall"i>'" his dear mother that was^claiiuetT by. leath Thursday of he t week. Mr. .Bownuiii is one of our faithful nu rubers and also delegate, to the C neral Conference. "In the nddst ?.i life we are in death.' Those" We" love are sometimes the ripe fruit for .the Kingdom.' Our'' sympathy goes with the family. lfKTUKI, M:\VS Sumter, S. t .Mom!iy e ventm;. .March 7, the Missionary ami luven lies had h joint imctinir at?the pa;? soiutKe, "1 Council "Street.- We had a crowded house with adults si ad children. A. short pn.irrnm wis .ivolere ()i:r"pi esi<iii!H?eldi t- wa- Willi us and We were' only sorvy that "jnosc ,'of tfl'fi youp.tr people? were not out* to hear the wonderful lecture ipade l?y -L1"'' A S 11 o: l ] ^ -I- !" ' 1 I.O moei i: ! ' an-thrli^h'i-fuj' repast wits served hyMrs. Walker which everyone T'I'lint (Id very much. Tiiesday nitrht Mar. 8th we surprised our pastor ,ius\ a he arrived from his hoard meeting and was about to tak'e a rest tor the night 1 4h^-hoard?a.-.v: 1:1 > Voices at lli door singing lot the children in ; to iiis iolight when lie opened th * door there were Mr. Ruff. Mr. .and Mrs. Reese, Mrs. Julia Seamore. Ms -. Ialia 1 too 11 and Mr. Jenkins with o laun<rry'JrrrMv+4- piled as fong a - n could hhld with pounds. Iiev. an i Mrs. Walker stitled what a great' hotp "ttriy " wonhi die to them.?Tim in hers of Rethel are triad to do an; thinjt-.they. Lhihkthjit will help then pastor. March the 1.1th in spite of the inclemency of the wyallun^we had"~ very good Sunday School at its usuaf hour TOd'O. At 11 :.'? ) the pastor took his text John 12:21: Sir we would see Jesus. This was a good spiritual sermon, after the sermon one man came forVvartf and joined the church. At 4:d0 we-were back to the Unity League service. The service was yory lively with papers, songs and quartets selections. ta i F \ T)FR y- v I * I iT7TTTTT7TX^ ^ T ' ' |? UMiTN V" t\t;"V: At. H I h( t1 ?* Ucv; U. I. I.cunin. I'itslor < )?i l.i V Siiit4ii\ rt-l.y i:v< i / . I t oM. <>l S 11.' I a > -< linn. lea .11' r*l; J1vcu>n(m|. ' At Ih.'W A. }\. Kcvi Ia-MK'ii <ii liv- 1 i r n . " ~~ ina<l?- r.y lirart feel yljal. 'IV x'- I V' V<> tin.* I.uiy-tr- was w.-ii way tile suliji-rt was' isruI < t y ! fl ifi'.t rt'sjina". Tin- IV K. ya \ < a -h *.a fin urn a .r?-njr talk. Till- f.illiiVl iVw assiiiiili-M at T ami i*:iv la-il la a nmM li-rf'ill s' j - j. 111011 'iv tlai i\ K. as foaml l-.-l la j < I ~ - I tic < !' J- iiii 1 1 .Vail : 111-s( i i i ay: \v 1 i'? | wi' .uir.a ymi. thai' y??tir .???y may l>? full. Ha jiulil'ally oui liimrl tiiC* ,jn\ j ivi- s'iiiii.! l y' ma of siisiiiyi < ini.'.j Ui-v. W y-i!, i'ti.f. (" ? ;iran K>\. Ilar'j par a i'l .Barks wi-.iv lli<- | ?rl?yiii t ?ilut Iiiij?t-i+v?ilay?al ii?M r. | S Josi-pli I i';nI'a Ivl. ^ on. 1^:ix >* a - .an j | iny invirmrrrtr ft. M. Millies'.' Tllu Klli'sfv wti'f u- fl K . It J. !a -*i>. .V!i\ ':n. j Jlif, j;'ilil.an.s, All. M. 15. Wiiiia.iT: ? Mrs. ATurii raiwurthj '-Airs. AlaFy Al.n k- "B k, ' > . Mat it- KilwaiMs. Mr. I . Mkkl'' i Mis.< i'?. 1 . Naiur, 1'. jN-, !' -k ruj?l 1 I )ix< Mr. a in I < Joorjfo OJ-i.e; Miss lie>I liaifiwil. Mis. ITon i ita"I'aol, May.**. Mrs. Ui .-.- ii I f . c r, Mr., I.. !?. (irayi Mr. josi-ph I wan1. Aj i. iiurl Mrs. Uobt, MieUie, Mt \ ivift'.i (iriiiin. Mis-os i'psa !., < Start C<. in ya ; lir'l! ai. hjur.'.h I'oi too, . Mrs. ftmily ( | V.' a if !o<>kil){? t'uiy.atrl .i" thI M.'ti I' a?l'.iiiy .Sumlay toi m?oa i| at 1 i'. M. ('onto one ami all.sec who 'v.M r'.tiii ribbon. . . 1 . .. M:>. ftstiior M< Daniels :.iid Mr ' ,\ Mai^iot ft. (iray are ill. ( ftl)i:u (iUUVft A. /ION (IHKMi ; .' "n I Uov.?('. M. Mclloo, .pastor. Sun,lay was a very colli <iav but. a fVfi;ti'.ii' .--ffi.-n il 1>? liavo f.li.ioyi.'il tile )' snowy .AVfivtlu-jy .; .. . ' j (. We a i o vvru,e-Uul to ljnov.. that oiiV' K District SuponlUenilanl < i_;tli- >pa.{$ tanbtir.y' 1 rDlt'iel is inipi iintM?:*y* p' hoi mi: - ie k' 'with the Rlwnuii is.u.{. I ?r' was raihrfl <" .oiRiroii . ar.-i ?,;a ..Ma,. ~ Schoof v.Hon ho was sick. ' -Mi',. I tfrtarir'njshi 1'iim'n -1 ha i? ('. was. tho iv'otiinjr. jim-st >; M:.-.Kliotio i?. Abranis tlm pas,, Mahay, also Mr. ftrnost Crosby irojn ihaii's. S"C. wa> the ovoliimr |it?isl "I Mi > i /.( ila l -l | ~. i ney?n)j..yHt -na-'-: _ ly evening. -'-M/s (re ret ha Swio.-!' =? i^- ? BiUt'h wiHttwU at this writ my. a I \ ? ll l\II.'4' tiit attack ill tile I' ll'. W hope she will liiaiiUaitT her health. \Vf Ul'O p lad to Se'O Ml. MliOlK'i Matins out Tutain al-<> Ajt.-. Maria 1-Jynl. 7 : ?- Wo arv- toty sorry t<> know thai Mvs. Kuniee Cannon has. .returned homo ill. she i? J'r.. in \Vin>i??n Sale.u. X. ('. We hope I'm- hi r a speedy i t. cowry. a..... . I -<E5*> ? - - . I - . ST. J A.M liS N.S-AV.V y. - - I' - llev. \V. tl. Owens. Skistoi* - 1 Si.. .}; - :'-S -? e-i-4 UJ?pjL?ii.o J ie.witirn* pros' rani toi1 < iu islT" *,Ue\\- ... j ...:lier hoini; on:- of K 'V. Oxyv'.s ads p.\ iid i ! a. \ ry > pluivdid > a- ; ? i ( Q i1' ::; i' ? c.h \oT-r--r I Viljve A p'lrpiiiH' and wok to in a' ej*.<>.( it. I.. . a ,i? _ 1 . '"id." tile Sepday. Se.h.ooi W('?; well a! ! tended. l-itniy opened a<" usual o \ i . supei iivi? ndi ill and the h-.v-ou , Tv;as I'odnml l?y liov. c ; Mr. Vanee was oVvr and ira'.v : t - r iy spinJ.'j laik in i' . 'ti < t i ] Ntttit uai Advain e'h; lit .'.v- .u-iatipn , whi'u.I pe-.pl.-: . sumlay uiuhi Id ..v (H\v:i< i-t-a '. ; . .'i fsoia (ialninpo- <di suW.'t . "A. j (a y." rh-i-i?-ws4rd'o .1 -p -:a. "reset . t V... ... i. ? ' x proji .7 r.: * id l"v ? . > a.?t. ; 'i' !:<ir'to. WV ;i] 'i> :i rally wliU'ii \viil Ui'-jHii !?y 'I'll fl mid Iiiii*1 Ariiiv. 1* ;?? I*. cp tr\ to iiyat ?!i '. '! 'p hj,~ fvi.t i v,.? y~"'' _iLadvt' tjn' 1' tV1 -fshii) ??;' >1 >'\Ctr v !' !(!!: r !' ! i:?I i ' ' ... U i.v iunjr. fiipl '-i-v 1s .v j i'.K-o !;;<y < : a c.i -t-. i'* t ' . ria ' iinjL'ii^?rr?t-Hr?fr' "j'1?? 1 j 'ii'H'v tl.cv * ui' ir.'.r a n< i'/o ? in 'tC"? !' - ~ l?V M .V II" --'.11 S'.ipt. j The SonioT < !rni. j-.tis rt J ' < "" f," 1 ~ "1.. ,i , 1-.-i.i?>i in' oiii c liia?ii. .'v Ji.i. ?* !<!. 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Plgl I INEKAL HOME I . ... 1 K\>;in rmua i \ib tf i A>ii) iii:(iit(ii.\ runerul < ars and Funeral _____ Fquipment as c;o<>i) \s i n i; kkst ami Inciter than the Rest And I'rices Less" (Mlice l'hon. 5707 Residence Rhone 7705 g)l htksy i and SLKYKb I i)C(') \\ A SI I l.\ (Tl O.N ST. ~1 j ( 01.1 Mill \7 s, c- i j" I'liOFESSlONAlI I 4 CARDS I. i OHicc* limits I'houe :u A. M, to -1 IV. M. ' Ollice 3536 : I'. M. to h I>. M, Res. 0648 " Dr. C. E. Stephenson i'ky<ii:iiin--awi?^Surgeo,. ?-? t* ol?W omen?tmn?Children A Specialty .--fttiit-n:.-.?rr?rf?? ? Resi'-lBlll'B. ! ! 11 i -a '.V-M-mbly St. 132& Oak SU DR. L. M. DANIELS I'llysioian and Surgeon vial A'.unti n Given Diseases Of . Women. Hilice: Residence; I i W.asL:U.tfioJ?* 22.JU Ilaniptoi i'liuii ?;!_" > lJh ne 7564 In n DR. J. G. STUART ?H?rT?Tf^rrrr- ? Tele, hohe; i ; '(> torT:.oo? 1'. M. Res. 4692 "ih t;; M-irr r:;JI. Office. 3796 " "ffi < : " Residence:.u."A Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. _ 2 ' . lii-i?11;:-- 'Phonos:' II iV. .\R. t?. 2;-P'. -r,.: Res. 8?7? ' i'. M. tu i> .1'. M. _ Dr. \Y. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon i.'r.-v'u.-es tif Wonuiif and Children /"v jiwciaiLV " .< >:!"iLi : Residence: J11 r> I.auy >x. 1301 Pine St. A Columbia, S. C.' I)R. S. R. GREEN Ulli-.L II are:? -Teti'iihcrneFT " to 1" a. ii!. ;? Res. 6028 i t" 2 p. G to S p. m. Office: Residence. I'lT Harden St.. 1508 Gregg St. -tnttrr?Hours: Telephones: t si."to A.M. to T:0u P. M. Office 60S! r .. rrrrr , x; Residence 8873 Dr. L). K. Jenkins DKNT18T " .lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridges Sunday bv Appointment, ' i\x.tractii it byCoydi ctive Anesthesia a Specialty,. ! Washington t?t., C-.'ila., S: C. I)R. H. H.COOPER ~ : Dentist of the Gums eclat Attotilton Given *o Disease* . Gold Crown and Biiuge Work A Specialty Office Phone 6429* Re?. Phone 8264 112o Washington St., Columbia, S.C. ' -1'iinvF.s. : ->!'ii-e 3113 Residence 3422 DR. A. J. COLLINS demist " 1MT Hartiffl St. enTiimfiia, S. C. ?? Vflice Phone 8-107 Res. Phone 6798 N, .1. KKKDKRICK Attorney-at-I aw and Notary PuhlU PR.UIICK IN ALL COUKTS " -Sfale and Federal '119 Washington St., Colun.hia, S. U J. II. .JOHNSON & Co. Notary Publit and Dealer in real estate and sale of lota in PINT- RIDGE CEMETERY. Beautifully located on paved road above Colloge Tmee. . Phone 6422 3109Vi Washington Street

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