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i ** Saturday, April 2nd, li):>2 ??? ?JT-t BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CIH 1? H ^ev. Sarah Smith, Pastor Begtaing on next Sunday April Bid I a;ul continuing through Sunday April 17th, a great religious campaign will be held at the church <lai - ly, during which time svr uic n l,i all of our people to fnn-en nli .<?. ;:d engagements and other activities which might hinder the working ?,' God's spirit upon our lives. May we ask that you urac for u. and our church daily at m.on e;u a day and also at your family and |<ii vate devotions. Wo arc joining our prayers daily with you that these days be days of earnest heart-search??ing"for our church members. and tlial a great multitude of unsaved be brought into the Kingdom of 05od. . We are praying - our friendship fur. Him, not Jby dying hut that we nia / live for llim. Last Sunday is marked as a great day with us, services prayer srrvli., - were held at the usual- hour; and many were presy'pt. ' . The Sunday School was Very gj/o i as-usual we enjoyed, the lovely revivv. _ by the pastor, we'll feel lost wiiliou?" her, her presence every Sunday In spires and encourages us. At 1130 A. M. Bro.-Louis 1 13 sage, Matt. 28;5 and the Air*r I an-w-/ ered and said unto the Woman "lean not ye, for I know that ye s.-ck .ly.-ii.-. which was "crucified. , At 3:00 P. M. the Sunday School ?held their exercises- which wore ex _ . cellent. Sunday night bur' pastor Ih-ou; '?1 to Us a noble message, Matt. . > He is nut here, for he is risen as lie said, "come see .the p 1 aee when- i!i .Lord laid." The Missionary Society "met wiih , Miss Mary Mitchell on last Thru-day. A large group was present and the ?afternoon was well spent. Kadi mem. ber reported a" delightful a'Terixvii the last meeting will, be held at llv parsonage Mrs. Nell Craft, Riv.-iyy ^ T " dent: ~ ST. JAMKS NEWS /* 1 Rev; W. G. Owens, I'asL.r Sunrise services were vc i :> bit go?>. v attended Sunday morning mid one expressed their joy in the sm-.^,s.vices of the risen. King. * Sunday School was very good';1; usual. The lesson was reviewed by Mrs. Owens. - . . At eleven o'clock Rev. Ower.s pr. itched from St. John 2-1 <5 Sub. "The Hi en Savour. His sermon was \el'.V instructive1. He explained t!ie conr.er tion of the eggs', rabbits and color with Easter. . . At three o'clock we were en' tajned by the ehil iren whose singia : and reciting by the small o.nes. A NOTICE TO DEGKGAT i FRIENDS TO GENE; CHURCH, CUE COMMITTEE HI ! FS. OFI K 1 . f ' * 1 '* "" " " Leave the Attcrnoon of rh';r-.^': y C., 6:35 A.""M April 21)Hi: Spend" ' _ Capitol)?? 1-fvh-v.t-.~-Wn -TTCleveland R:35 A^M. April :P?fh. -i?:?Pullman ears 1'or unir or. > > 111 lestonr-Oran^cliiirg- and I' 1. uino, <?p<Lv.. Charleston __ ... -1:00 1\,M. Lv. Columbia ___ 1:10 IV M. Lv. Oranjjeburj? 1:38 IV !NI. Lv.. FP>re*ice - ? 7 .-?K) P. M* Supper will be served in ACL bine, be'served Friday, morninir on PA lil able to fftirehase round trip tickets o,, 'BODY will be slice to pin chase ROl > Line and Pennsylvania Railroad. T1 OtTr leader, the Right Reverend It.. ? - in the Pullman from Columbia. You are requested and furged to c - or Thos. ?. .Myers,-DP A ., Atl?nt-WC Charlesllon, S. advising what P stating1 whether lower, upper tr, dm FROM . ' TO COLUMBIA CI.ICY FLAN I) and SUMTER CHARLESTON FLORENCE You of course understand two nifty charge. ' * Please feel free to communicate \vi address given, for any further inlY.rm; schedules, etc. Be suru and hu p tui Tomii REV. I. W. WILBORN, Chairman ft.'V REV. E. A. ADAMS, Secretary REV, D. H. SIMS iff'' B ' , ( I! AI'IM I I K KTJTII1M | ~ . . A. M. K. ClIl'KCt Key. II. J. Hiyanf, I'astor I . ?-?1 I i It i > t<i our tin rot to montiynTr ..j In,.?tyi 11.my?t lic lo.it .of1 run?iluar tttS, tor and friend Mi s. Mary Davis who depai U'.t tins liti* and wa? put away (March I'Jlh. .Mrs. Davis was a Chriscian church worker and .faithllil to nil ??u>d euuiys. .Some few weeks" ac'o .\Jrs. Davis because ill before any one could imagine her illness it was stated her vase was very seriouj. anil so sad to say pneumonia seized and carried her to the Great JK wilds from far and near came to pay the last trbute of respect to Iter last Thursday afternoon when the?funeral was held at C'happelle Station, She will h<.? missed from her seat which can never he filled, but we say to her sleep on, take your fci'-t.' Sunday niorninp' 5 o'clock ^narked tiie opening services for C'happelle Station Master- Sunday. We met at the- chtnvh at o'clock and had a j?lorious time. Just after the dawn Hi dry overs one rot pi ned home, feeli11fine and was fchankiner God for l? i \iyr? the in health to como out. y^it lt> o'.lock the Sunday School ln'U'aii and the inspiration that was derived from thO . subject was inspiring: tp ail and even the kindergarten t i .1 Id I' l asD'ttu'v idear ~ .7 H-SiO "the pastor preached''a heart Yeling seruion I Cor. 15:17. Theme And if Christ he- not. raised. There were quite a few people out to, wit-, ne-s.this deliyht,ful message. Among presence of I)i\ Sims, President of Allen l.'niversity who worshipped with i;s. It is a pleasure at all times to have Diy.Sinis with us, Trust he will make his visits more frequent At 8 p.: Mj? the Easter program -w a. i .i.i j ied liLlL- ..Idle, committee was at work a i'ew weeks trying to nlako Easier a success and certainly they sueveeded .in their effort!. ? T!u> pio.erani was very interesting. Xoiwithstanding ; the inolenupiey-^of 1 I''' W ' "! ' ' In"1' lilli'dt'? witness the splendid program. Tie i-'in ni it tec oil decoration had u i ' -7 -.i - t!K- eb.ineh beautifully decorated with .1 a cloys. . " .Sunday was a "(Jluriuug Day" at ( ha;_p%--3K* S;a;son I'roniTo o'clock early Si nday ni .rninp: until "after 11:00 8niKhfv evening. \ i y . ;.;?k ntiid prantaminc by the .uiypvr children. Is.iiuiay ai ;lit the cniwn ups entertained i i a cantata which was enjoy cd l>y a.!. Tin se plays were iuVdrr tin- an pi.a>' of ??Jr;\ Owens. ' A i AAatArATESAND iiAL CONV. A. Mi E. V ELA NO, OHIO I TlC-THK ATI/ANTIC ! 1?N ; "Vl.V ANT A RA11 iROAP ?V? ' ? _J ' _1~ ie d- > in V ashin-itiin .(our National -tri! i l^*yny^\mve 7" .. " v " " """ n ill ! pl-v > 11 at (ohmdiia, eat I n:| (h-e?l ullwiinr schedule. Thursday, April 2Sth, 1932 Thursdiiv. April 28th, 1932 Thursday, April 2Sth, 1932 ?frnvTrr* 'Tldfi-nee. and breakfast wiH 1 diner, in \? ashinp-loif. You will be y.ur Soiitheastirn I'vrniit. KVERYl> 'I I'H'" 'I H K I'-l S' via Atlantic- ('nasi is will save you money! Uan.-oiu will oceury drawing room ^ on luuiii. ale with S. B. Lewis, TF'A tnrst J.-'mo Hnilrmd, llf<7 KJllir, "Street, uljvik'.n n.t'i n tiinfliUicns you desire, iwing room, and at what point you ii'inir rail's are' as. 1'oHows: i l ow I:u ITI'IOR 1). ROOM S11.(10 ' $K.K0 $39.50 11.75 9.1|? 41.50 10.25 8 20 30.50 occupy one berth "without additional ith either of thy gentlemen above," at at ion yon may desire regarding rates ?- for yoim-mt'mn?ta4:ion aiMj guidance iutfecT UFA*. ! :. II/ McGILL TJF.V T. J. MILES RftV.J. Fa TIfO.M AS ? , 1 J ? . .<4 ' 1 f THE PALMEYf ' ' rf TONICS CtlATEL A. M. E. Z. j CHl'RCH NEWS Sunday morning, March 27, the pastor of Jones, Chapel A.- M. E. Z. j Church, Rev. W. B. Cibbs, preached |iiom St. Mark 2#:6: He is not here , for Ho. is risen as He said, come see | the place where the Lord laid, Subi ject "Christ's Resurrection." He reminded us of a Christ who t had been maltreated, crucified, dead and buried in Joseph's tomb. It was . the first Easter Sunday and this day was observed throughout the Christian world. ' A living" Saviour; victory, victory proclaimed. The results of Christ victory were all beautifully discussed -by our pastor. This was a HCeir sage that we all will remember and 'our hearts did burn while the man I of Cod spoke to us. L Sunday School .was largely attend ed and the school seemed to have had" ' on the Easter spirit. Easter exercises of the Sunday School was enjoyed both afternoon and nite by a large audience. Rev. Youngblood and his good peo 'pie will be with us on Sunday Afternoon at 4 o'rfolck mi"#* o"'l hear him. ~ "" ""TI Rishhnp ~F? D. W. Jones, ^-Elder j"Flowe, Rev. S. Henry was seen in the city las1? week as the guests of the pastor. -I ?? Have you visited your sick?? Mrs. Ethel Nelson, BRmsVm St.; Mrs. Iola McBeth. Lyons. St.. Waver-loyiiMr. G. K. Williams. Sumter St.; Mrs. ^Robinson, Wheat St. . You are welcome, to all our ser'vices. Morning Worship?11:30 :Night Worship?7:45 Sunday School?10:30 A. M. ,V. C. E. Society?6:30. Prayer Aleenlngr Tuesday night; "irr '8:00 o'clock. i TRINITY C. M. E. CHURCH Waverley, Columbia, .S. C.?T-o the delight of our many friends our EaS?ter?exercises w^re Thn~ children seemed to be well prepared and at their best. The Sujit. of the school, Mrs. Kallie Davis, wife of our presiding elder, who took great pains in training the children for the program of which we all enjoyed to the highest. We alSo enjoyed a very beauiliul musical selection rendered by xme of the teachers of Benedict fCOlloire. iSomn timolv w.. v.i.vt/ tciuaiaa WITK made by the Pastor, Rev.-A. O. Beach urn and also Rev. ,R. D. Miles, the assistant pastor. We will be glad to have our friends visit us on Wednesday night at our weekly prayer services. ? ? I E.MANUEL A.. M. E. CHURCH | I j la- . ! Rev. R. I. Lenion, Pastor | Sunday being some what dreary Sunday School-was opened at 10 A. .M., the Supt. and teachers at their re spcctive post. The les"nn Riso^,ffo(p the Dead was taught and discussed enthusiastically. ] AT rnutr A. M. Rev., LemtTTi delivV ered one of those soul stirring serj mon under the atmosphere that pervaded one couljV readily see that all under the sdond"- of his voice were "readily touched:1 * Hig text found I Cor. 15:14 And if .Christ be not risen, then is our preaching vain. andyour faith is" also vain. Subject The Resurrection. The foundation and a 'cnristian's faith. Even the choir ift -^ponded^ with" hearty" praises of the eternal in song. Mi's. Rosa Anna Brown came forth to connect herself wiiii u*. nov. i orpert wa>; among th<> J Visitors. j Despite the inclement weather, at a- largt;;: crowtf assembled (IT I listened to an excellent Easter program-which was very successful. We - wish to thank-the"patrons and the tea .-her a for jnaking the exercises suj e'ssl'ul. Each one played their 1 KmantiePs?Business Club met iff the home of Mrs. Janie Myers cm Wednesday night, March Jli. The meeting was very successful. .Mi. Win. Wise was lidded to the roll. Mr. Glenn Outen and Mrs. Ellen Montgomery were- quietly married on March 16. The Twelve Tribes of Israel will ' he Friday night, April 8th we are : pleading with the members and the friends to help this to be a success. We rejoice over the outcome ;of . the Men Lew?Rally which was very successful.- Mr. B.. S. Jaokson won the blue ribbon. Mr. Win. Wise, 2nd The program rendered was excellent especially the address delivered by Prof. IBaumgardner. We npd mnm " race leaders like him. The quartet from St. Paul Baptist Church was also good. .. . ; ? HELfcNA NEWS .Sunday School-opened At the usual hour with Supt. and officers at. their post the lesson was beautifully discused by all. At 3:00 o'clock. The pastor being absent. The Rev. J. W. Wright delivered a soul stiring message whist every one enjoyed. At 8, o'clock the Easter Day exercises was carried out in a very unique ? manner, , many witnessed these services. The Busy Bee Club met at the home of Mrs. Ida .Young all report an enjoyable evening. On - Monday afternoon an Easter egg hunt was had at the home of Mrs. E. B. Boyd the little folk enjoyed hunting for eggs wTiich was quite amusing. Mr. Charley >Green has returned from Pennslyvania his many friend^ are glad to see .his face. On last" Wednesday night the Rev. J. C. Goldson delivered a soul stirring sermon for club No. 12 aljjo his choir rendered some vedy beautiful music. Mrs. L. Alice Martin spent the week end at > home. A : V O LfcApER -j C" ' ZION ( III ItCll 4-v. Kov. I'. II. McHac, J'astur Sunday was u n.rii Spriit>^-111<?- day, R*;v. McKut* prfachujl a snul >slirrinj/ sorhioii. Kvckv lu-art ' ..> *,L?w, -rrrm? v.vi kiuo. i OlieVllon ^i,l|l| . We Wire very I' l ul 1.. .. . \l I U' M. Wallace present at chin h agam after being sick for quite awhile. U c ure hoping lie will maintain -Ins' heafth. and eotitiuue to v.-it the church. Mis^ Annie I.ee AfTi'ani- has closed a successful school term." at the Fairview School, Xe wherry county. She was very faithful- in her wnrJi and Wits-held in high esteem lc. ail ,who knew her. The convention of tic \Y. ||. Society was' held at I'Yuce Tabernacle A. M#. K. Gurch SaturdaySunday, -March 12-ld. A large attendance was prceent tor ,1.fi ar~ the different speeches 'and to render a good service. Sweet 'music wa- n n dered by 'the A. and K. quartet of Cedar Grove, -yrhfrh* -Avar very -enjoyable. We ale always glad to hear this quartet sing. We hope they, will ingyJMr. John Albert Joiies cave a Kirthday dinner at the home of his pa1?"ni s?Mr. and?M re.?lh t:i"?-to!,. : . _*_ Sunday, March tin. Kveryoiie that I was present" enjpyud tin.-. >1 ..,-.oi?repart. ?;?? T~ Z I Wo are- ,sorry- to nolo thai Ai-;-Lois A+jrains is serioush ui at h< i home.'. W c* are >. hoping ' her a speedy rceover.y. Misses Annie L. and . Julia M. ALrams made a pop call to .miss Kir ' lioft if. Alliums Krjduy, they, Oirjo.je-d a pleasaiit stay." ' at the home -of his lather .Mr. Augustus CiLnn. \N e .-.till hop*.; for: him a -speedy recovery, also Mr.-, hu-'j nice t'aniion, continue's . td aF tlivl home of her mother, Airs. Llvirij, Nel j son. We hope i'oi? all-avIio is- oil t ne-| cielt__lirt a .pectfy?it'emii. H CL .MHLKLAM) A.. M. L. < HPK<tl ^ , Kev. J. iH.. Jennings, Pastor _j ' Has tor da>. was .appropriately.. carrieH mil < I ,( ' 11II11 n' r 1 tl III t?i <uun;>\? large crowd .was -out to the early morninor prayer " sprvic*. ' 'A- usual ; our Sundae School W11S n. -..o--.- . I inspiration to ajl present. | At 11 o'clock the pas.t<?r dc'ijyereiL; an inspiringmessage. H'i.^ext -was taken from Luke 21 ::> !. ^'Si^ie.-t: ! | Christ's Resurrection. .Many -help- I ful truths were presented in the rues j sage.' Among the visitors present were Mrs. M. G. Garrett, of N'vw.t Haven, l^nn.; Mrs. MoH'et", Metier, j Ga.; and Miss Wilson, one of lite teachersNof Allen University, j At 8 o'clock a large crowd gathered to witness the Master program.! and they were amply paid, for their j presence- fo* a grand program was rendered.?The young?pervj le ,-ang Tts thl_ne\v life had entered rheni. [ F 'Qu Mo yd ay. a I''toro*on oh mo. r- ' liTw I P "The superpiieii.lt nt gave! the Sunday School chililren their annual Master egg hunt."aTWr which they were served wtih ice t-n am. Ti.is occasion usually firing . childici. fn'm all ovef the city and- a large number was on hand to fig served, i- Mi's. Beat nee .M Ghee Williams' spent the week-eml 'with her parvfiG on Fairfield Street. She had as' her -goesI Ml?fs WitsoJi .vX..Allen I'niy.-r..sity. They motored to (ohimfifa on Monday morning iM time l'of class, j- Mr. -E. L. Ilill, was called t'o Sa--_ vtmnuh, Gtt., Utst t\e. k a! I fftneral of his sister. M>\ Mlliott Jlhll. Mis M;i!,oLJLU^-,ii,.i Mi. .lie Com wings also, attended -five- fun eral. j .M isis Lois McGhgU. who i.-. teachings in one of the. city Orangeburg* spent 'the week-end with Iki*--sister,?Mis. J at 1 eTT Bland. She ih'-ft -Sunday--aftornwm- -io -i v>on e 'lier-4ii-*' I Mr. and Mrs. W. M. M < il&We!turned homeflast Monda> night^jgyjm , Albany, (la., where Mrs. .Mediae at-tj tended the funeral of her sisler.T They, witnessed a part of the severe ; storm that swept through Alabama and Georgia last week. The; rally art?Cum her into! ' Sunday '. night, March Id was ijuite a s.ucee.-s. leaders.. . M is. .Mary lla-isey. lead-er of Class *No. 0 led with SMS70 the Nearly $400.00 wa- reported by t he other glasses- reported in- the poll owing order: Kev. A. B? Al (iln-e V l >.oi; 1). A. Jones, $40.00; I. MoFarlin. 75; Msfry. Davis, $;U5.f?r?; D. K. MW Ghee, $20.70;- 11. Holland. $21.750 Willie Conkle, $ 1 4.11?V 1...-It- .b :nit".ir< ~$'J.2.?t"> U. K. Albany. $7.4U; Hi-v, .It nnin.irs, $10,87; Sallie Cars.oii.^S. -">< . The different boards rhporu-.^ah. -it $ 100-00 . ' ? - ? - 1? (hjr second quarterly -coxie.rence will be held 10tn and 1 lilt, of April at which time Rev. 1. \M^_ Wiihoru D. P.., presiding .elder on?the Char--lesHOM Dlsmtt-TWUL U'clUh d.?1 -?lh services on the Second Sunday, April' 10th'. The Public is invited to come "and bear this noted minister:-* If vou want to bear aii '.-uplift,ng ?????? i 4 ** <* "i v pincknev's m ? i:m)krtakkk and li< soi Til cakoun ju ?? 2 ~ i ^ '' " ' I . [ ' . *111 i * *#$ I ' fir'-- : : ?:%i ' 't ' I I I 11 . ^ . t ? r:v> ?ii/t m:i. a. m. i;. cm kch '."' ' ' % * " '"" "' : .?-' _-W ? - liev. < '. \. I)unlap.~Tas(or JCi-i.t'i.viilc, S. ('.- Sumi iV- was- ;u*i I '?? !; spriiry; ?itiy aud .-ervjcos wor ] unusually udod. .Sunday Sehnor open < . at- the usUftl hour and a lint* at ' ii'jafi o ua- pja 'flit. The iesM.'n \va.:-a oi.^liy.. '.aujrht.hy "I'rof. \\'7 IT i i-iur. 1 ?i.-ti i*;t Superintendent. in i.*- ? 11>-intr n-lnaVks ill* ui-^e.d the yo 'jM iatioc of the entire .churc.h. for a" I hettor S. S. The Supt. .Mis. . Ola I Dennis luokiiur forward to a splen . -lLiJ?Las ti*r?program?SuiidaV iii^iit at" 7:''o. _? At our.pastor used a- a text Like 1-5; Tlienie Launch one .'.hi'i the deep., 'lhis \vus a message full <>|' lhot and delivered-with power > cp. on "iiis'li, w.ljjj-h we all enjoyed. Ti"We worshipped at St. John pa.-tor. Miir pastor ascended the. ros : ran an'} m Jetted a- a text Kx. i'4:15 *i'i. !;.; -A'r-t vedoped "Forc< > in" the aytraire ("ini-tian. This was one ol ;1>( ; ln -t -rei'iini;is ue have'In ard ouT " j'as.tor picaJh-<1. and <-kl St Joh41 was ' ii til e- and- the--' people rejoiced as tii,. man' of Clod talked to us hy the v.ay. . 1 nii !? diateiy alter these services we \\ended our way to ".the cozy hull;'. "J* -M"-. lies si,. Woods... (jf. Jit. ; ; ..u >- . . - .......j..i. w.ii.uM < nurcn wncrc our .-olios of silver toas wore hold.- A very .tine. program was rendered as ?'?.jLl??\vs: (M.onii^ -.sinijj. Lo\\. Lifted Aio; ?oiiii'iiirV. Loiii's pu.iyer:Biblo *<(ti'' tatio'n 't. "I!-; I'apor littlo .Mi.-s 1 hoi i.. ;t I >:>: i:i; Sniii.d'rof- S f* Ahin . hum; Short talk, Mr, Lewis, th,.- unrl.i!i r; 11. t ruiiu n!;ri Solo'. Mis- " \\ ash.-in.u-ton: music U;aiher jd' Dennis i! iirli Solidol. ? \ A delicious c-Mitrsf of {(. ;? aiu. craiTi ois wbro son oil.* Tho-o present wo ho' a- | allows Mesdames Bessie Woods. Minnie Dahtierly, Vushti <*?poland. Sioiyo Ihouii. Louronza Smart, Sa aii Ai'ittiomr.-AV'iliioiriTotiia Lewis. ti. iij'.tiw !i, Krma White; Misses A. Wash install. (Jortrudo Boyd. Precious Panm-rly. I'!u--io Smart. Thoro-a Pi\oil, ' Charlotte Lotiir. Messrs ('. A. 1 Kininp. l>. 'Abraham. Win. Lewis. Kd.lir" Smart, Kdward Jackson, W. L? Utws-L-r--^ ? 1- i-i i 'frH-ir ' : (Hir pa.-'.or conuncr.dvd tlu- hostess for tiu- .in-iiino- \va\ i:i wi-.i> h w<- wovo _ entortaine.!. \V,. all wont away rejoicin'tr with more, zetil to carry on. Sunday* our pastor was the 'dinner. ^rtio'-t ot .\iiss i.ovo B.TThomas ?a lso in r i; i n the week, Mrs. A mold.Wis. h'ranklin. Those rT" *ick -list- are Mrs. Mary Mark, Mi's. .Johnson Brown. Wo tr;;si he\ wi'H"?Gx>n by.vtj? ajrain. coi\ i;sin iiv news . Rev. W. >1. Thompson preached a y "ii-lor: ul sermon Snnda\ morning _ o a fa rev, .crowd, jn the afternoon an i veelh.nt _ profrrum hv the -small children was . rendered. Miss ltattie Wilson friehds are '" vy proud t'o see "her home attain. ' Mx?and Mry .] U Hill ha-, as . eiiest Mrs. Mary Hill of .Greenville.' The students from, the .,V?!'IPUS s.-hools spent Faster -honie. Miss l'afalee Hodyres 'one ? bf the public?seh'ol teachers' "left "S tin day" ~ for her home. Heltdersbnville. C. We regret- \*ery triuch that Mjrs. rA<pTanda fcaurden is on the -sick list. nor Louise left for their home Hopkins Saturday morning. ~~Misy Mary Stnrlcs?rrf tireomilie -1 i-iit Ka^ft-r with" hoine_ folks. seruusn Sunday morning come to C'umWrlaiu) .V.'M. K. Church. Rev. .lenmhgs has a message for you. Hon't fail to hhar it. perienee means skill I I flt>ilit\?the reason KtTfl y yon can place ut- pKyl st confidence in our |VJT|| lily to serve you best. v-rror equipment, mo ate cost, care in every - 1 \ ' ' : . fare > JNEKAL HOMEI C ENSED EMBALMER OF v jj . ;.\ AND OEOKOIA. I _ir i *~ ? runciui vars ana funeral [ Equipment AS GOOD AS THE BEST 1 | And Better than the Best I r? And Prices l ess Office Phon. -.V?h7 kr .Residence Phone 77< I " " r COURTESY" ! -; . ' ' and ? . SERVICE innff si.'. . COLUMBIA. S. C . . ' '"4 f* intOEESSlON A L ' CARDS . Office Hours Photic G:0U P. M. to 8*J\ Res. 0518 Dr. C. E. Stepheivsoiv1 Physician -and " Surgeo.. , Diseases of Wnmcn ami Chil'iiM?A? Specialty j;.. = Office: '* Residence; . ' 1414Vfc Assembly" St.. 1328 Oak St. DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon special Attention Given pisoasC- Ot Women. Office: Jitsiden^v: -?' ; 1125 Washington _ 22 3 u llamptot . Plion 642ii ??' ' Pfa~ncr 7564 J. DR. J. G. STUART O ce Il^iirs: t Tele hone; I - :00 to 1:# P. M. Res. 46:?* G;0U to 8:00 P. M. - Office 0708 Office: " Residence: 2030 Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. " Office Hours: PI i.nea: " a II A. M. to 2 P. y. " " Kt-s. 8875 O P. M.1:o K 'P 'M - 5 Dr. W. D. ChappeTTe Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children0 A Specialty . _1_0JE??: ? -Residence: 2115 L&ay St. 1301 Pine Su Columbia", S. C. . DR. S. R. GREEN Offiee-IIouis. ?T7j"i - Z__ 0 to 10 a. rn. lies. 0028 2 to 2 p. n,. ^ Office , ">77fr , '? 6 to 8 p~ m'. Office: Residence; 1517 Harden St. 150s tile pgr. St. ? -Office Hours: Telephones: 3:30 A. M..to 7:00 P. M. Office 6031 " , , ~ Residence 8873 ? Dr. D. K. Jenkins i DENTIST ' .lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridge* Sunday by Appointment Extraction by Condi ctive Anesthesia- ^ a Specialty. . J ~,?r- ?-?r 1107^2 Washington St., C-/la.,. S. C. PR- H. H. COOPKU JLtentist of the Gums / Special . Attention Given Disease! . Gold- -G^evon--and-Bnu^e \\ orKr A Specialty Office Phone 6420, Res. Phone 8204 1126 Washington St.. Columbia. S.C. PHONES: * . . Office 3413 Residemx 3422 DR. A. J. COLLINS DENTIST 1 r? 17 Harden St. Columbia, S. j Office Thone 8407 Res. Phono 6708~. N. J. FREDERICK Attorney-at-I.aw and Nola.y Public PRACTICE IN ALL COIKTS ?State and Federal 1119 Washington St., Colun.bia, S. C. J. H. JOHNSON & Co. Notary Public and Dealer m teal estate and sale of lots in PINK RIDGE CEMETERY. Beautifully located on paved road above College Piace. Phone 6422 1109V4 Washington Street - r , ? i . . \ . . ***...