The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 25, 1936, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, April 25, 1936
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Reporter j
Sunday school met at the usual
at their post of duty. Tht? lesson
was beautifully discussed thioughout
the various classes. j
Morning services began at 11 :.">0 j
o'clock. _ After all. preliminaries,
the pastor presented Rev. F. W.
Penick of Chicago, 111. who brot
to us a burning message. He se'
lected his text from Romans 11:0G
subject, "'The unseen hand of the ;
Providenco of God."
An invitation was extended for
joiners and Misses Alberta And
Marie Langley united with the
church for baptism.
At 6:30 the B. TV U. began. We 1
had a splendid program with Mr.'
Elias Epps in charge.'
At the evening worship, the
pastor delivered a noble and powerful
sermon.
We were very glad to have with 1
us at the morning^ s^vvdce, -^^
services.-~ ' j
WAVERI/EY C HICLE NO. 1 OF |
' UNION BAPTIST MISSIONARY
? SOCIETY? -??- ff
Mrs. Alice Chifvis entertained
the Circle on Monday, Aprl 20, at
the home of Mrs. A. L. Reese.,
1016 Pine St.
The meeting was opened at 7
o'clock by the Chaplain, Mrs. Dora
Cunningham. After the devotion
al exercises the President took
charge of the meeting. Several (
important matters were brought j
before the members and acted up
on favorably, j
? Ti)e roll was called and each
member responded briefly, .
We were very glad to have the f
pastor of the church, Rev. L. C.
Jenkins and Mrs. Ingr^ni. Each
made a speech coiutM'hinj? buslne^sr"
of the Circle. Also the organist j
of the church, Miss Margaraet J
^Smith. . Come again. 7 j
The hostess served fruit salad
and cake. We adjourned t.o meet
r with. .Mrs. Dora Cunningham at
the home of Mis. T.ue ?Bradley, 2008
Senate St., April 27. Every
~ one left e'xpiossing himself as-having
spent an enjoyaable evening.
chapi'elee Station
. . > a. m. k.c1ii rch
RPV ilvnum f' Unrt/in
Last Sunday was a beautiful!
day'for-those whiVloVo to go ~t;r"
. church. Sunday school opened at
the usual houn, with the Supt., -Mr.
r -Lewis Mailman at. his post of ?hsty.
Mr.-Jfallnfan is a faithful
young man and he is interested in
,the church. We .always have fine
lessens so beautifully and inter dsting.
We wire' glaH to s';e Mr.
Nowling-out Sunday morning Who
has been confined to" his bed for
several weeks.
After Sunuay school the pastor
canij. before us with a wondei ful 1
and inspiring sermon as usual, lie
Used as a subject "Peter and the
Risen Lord." Wt-?were: glad to.
haave the. Rev. Plajr.with us. Me
made a wonderful talk. :.
The pastor brought us another,
wonderful sermon at the nigltt
services. His subject was-^TIk
- Parting Words cf Jesus." Mr.
' George Ratliff and other distinguished
visitors were out.
GLADDEN GROVE
A. M. E. ZlO\ CHI RCH
Roy. F.'Iv .Houlware, l'as(or
Great Falls, S. C.?Sunday be-_
insr a fine day a good number was
out, We had the devotion, aftir
wlhich the pastor ascended the rostrum
and took his text from St.
Luke 4:49 "And, should I send
thG promise of my Father upon
you: hut tarry ye in the city of
Jerusalem, until ye be endued with
power from on hiyh." He preached
a soul stirrin.vr sermon, that
was enjoyed by all.
In the evening: we all assembled
back in the Church with a host of
visitors to witness our after Easter
program, we had a large number
of Sunday schorl students to
.. lake a mart on the program. At
thi x'mFTTfo quartet sang a few sc
lections. , ;
The totai collection for the day*
-- was $18.71. V
The pastor spent the last weckY
end with his mother and relatives
in Charlotte, North Carolina. Ho
says he had a very phasant trip.
Mrs. Mary Raines has been indisposed
for a few weeks. We
wish for her a speedy recovery.
TABERNACLE HALT. CHI RCII
Rev. T. R. Tolbert, Pastor
Sunday was a lovely day in
our city and many church-goers
various churches. Sunday; school
opened at the usual hour with Superintendent
Walker and hi.-4 faithful
staff of officers and teachers
at their post. Quite a large numher
of adults as well as children
were present.
At the morning and evening seiv
vice the pastor preached very interesting
sermons. AlLwil0_hC&l'd
thejn were greatly benefited. At
the close of the evening service,
the Pulpit Aid club rendered a
very touching candle light service
? which ended in a pew,rally. The
total collections for the day were
' $125.00. Quite a few visitors were
present. When in the city visit
"The Friendly Church".
-. Miss Agncd .Williams, teacher, at.
Finley High, Chester spent Easter
with parents and friends.?
Miss Nettie Fox, teacher . in
Highland school, Spartanburg. S,
C., spent the spring holidays at
home with parents and friends.
^ Misses Adel and Sineta Peterson
spent Easter at home with parents
and friends.
Mr. R. L. Gillespie of Greensboro,
N. C., was the house guest
of Miss Willie Fox last week-end.
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MORRIS CHAPEL CLl'B NEWS
Greenwood, St C.- The W. M. I
U. met at the home of Mrs. Sal lie
Watson, Evans St. Tuesday afternoon,
Api i 1 14, at 4:00 o'clock.
The President, Mrs. Leg room was
late so Mrs. Reynold'^ presided.
A/fti r the dovotionals we enjoyed
arc tnteTestinjLf pVofcram. The
President cainu, and made the report
from the play, "Combination
i)rama" which was given at Tabernacle
Bapiist Church Monday
niirht. Anril PttVi iindo? ci...
C1---7 I' - - - V* j iuv i Vliv aua"
pices of the W. M. U. of Morris
Chapel. The club sent a little donation
of 50c each to Mrs. Ann
Evans, .Mrs. Eliza Williams and
$1.00. to Dr. C. .11. S. Henderson
for a Visit to- Mrs. Lula Williams;
these are some of the old members
of the Church.. The roll was called
and each member responded
with their dues,which amounted
to $1.35.
The hostess then -served?cake.
|'rac^ei^_a^,( 1 hot cluicolatc. ^fter
TC~Hrrbinson thanked tin hostess.?^
Sl'CCESSFl I, ( 11UIS 11 \N V
HOME MEETINGS AT LEADS
~ ThowrrnrrtTTU?TnOetmif-of the
Christian Home Burial Aid Society
closed-its on*, day session Saturday
near Leeds. After a warm
'prayer meeting, Rev. L. -F. Sanders,
our district president called
the. meeting to order'..
After expression . of thanks
frnm llio various delegates the
different committee go to work.
We - wish -to- - thank t he many
Lionels for" their kind expressions
*1. ~ -A J1..1 *'? ' i ? 1
ui usu \\ i tin', txtifttfj? -wio 11nu' lie
was sick with . juMntmonia. We
were sick in January when the la-t
anion was held.
' Our 'financial report as follows:
Collected" for death .. $200.08
Collected for I'nions . 71.35
Collected for Hack Dues 21.35
Joining fee:; 5.00
Charitable purpose .. 3.00
Stationary .50
Grand Total 8^.72. lit
The Union missed Prof. W. IJ.
Bowman, our u ran i seen tartr.
who was detained at his home with
sickness, but the Grand 1'rrsid.nt
Mrs. Maria Burton was on hand
and fired up tin- camps by her lively
speeches.
Oi-r iiext Union will bt. in July
at .Second Wilson with ?I?<idge No.
75,. Mrs. Lizzie Sims, local president.
We had three deaths this
quarter, viz: .Mary Frames Bail'
oy; fivnj l.odev. No. Ill; Georgt
Moore, riom Lodge No." 53: Geay?
bon Hone, from Lodge No. 130.
We wish to thank Bro. C. L.
Worthy, who kept things straight
when, we v-civ sick. We joined
With our Grand See. who clamed
he has. never my.t a liner man than
G. L. Worthy.
Wo n Vi i. frmrri^ ?v; to 'm, ot. u-lfh
Union'No. 1 at Union Saturday
and help them to put the program
overt
WVstly Kinmtrsjii', See., Rcportu
MT. LK1LWON A.'"M. E.
CHURCII
Rev. C. Lewis, Pastor
? West--Andrews, S. C.?Sun lay
being our.third -quarter,, it -was indeed
a high day in the above
named 'church.' Sunday school at
the usual hour, with Supt. and officers
on the Job, the-lesson was_
Itcautifully discussed and reviewed.
Our pastor .made timely remarks.
' ' At
11:30 Rev. Lewis presented
our Presiding Elder, Or. I. .1
.Miles, w'ho brought to us a burn-wg-mt'ssaffl?"
from ?the ~s.ul>H?eP*
."Resurrection." taken from Acts
0:5-0. This was . one of- those
which burned in qur hearts; we
all Were ma U to feel glad and say
lid noot our hearts burned within
while the man of God spoky to us.
At 4:30 the .March of the Gol1
V Gate sponsored by Mrs. Viola
Dorby which was quite a success
At 7:30 prayer srevico conduct
by Bros. B?.n Jones and Gi
Lewis, very spiritual it was.ter
prayer service llev. Lewis
selected as his text S. John 21:12.
'Dine at the Master's table.-' This
was much enjoyed. The- Junior
Choir rendered excellent singing,
both morning and evening, We
were glad to have Rev. and Mrs.
John Moya with us whenever they
get' a* chance. They.will h^ suie
to call in to see us. Rev. Moy'd is
one of Mt. Lebanon's fair sons,
who is the successful pastor at
Groves Station. Dr. T. J. Miles
was the dinner guest of Rev. and
Mrs. C. Lewis at the parsonage
on Sunday Dr. Miles.Js an idea
Christian gentleman, and it is on:
noari s ucngni 10 uy co mase u
pleasant for hm Whenever he cor
es to our work. \Vt. liko our P. I
And '.pray frir his sued ss along a
lnies. When it comes to elect a
to State -we say Miles! Miles!
.v.;-.s! 100 percent Miles.
Dr. Miles has worked so faithful
~ fainmn
We love him for his loyalty, J
lie treats one and-jillalike,
And will help in tdianTyr-?
V??
Ilf- ris SO VfcVy ki"OL91lt-d .?
Ho knows how to treat his men,
When he-calls upon them
How they responded only God can
tell.
lie has worked for many and
many years,
In this Palmetto State
From a pastor to a presding el
tier.,
Now a bishop I pray he will make.
fi1, TAW
CAW BAPT. CHtTRCH
Rev. J. S. Glover, Pastor
- Summrrton, S. C.?The Sunday
school was called to order by the
Supt., Deacon J. D. McFadden at
9:45 with officers tfmttr-UjaMhers at i
their post of duty.'1 The Beginners
class taught by M. Singleton. Primary
class taught by S- Georgia.
- n- i it
, t_ > ?- ?
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Intermediate class taught by K.
Williams. Advance class taught
by F. Georgia.. Senior class taught
bv H. Hoatw right. I
Prayer meeting con.luctc<l by 13 I
Bennett, I). Martin, then our pastor
read for morning lesson St.
Maik 4:2l> He sei cted St...Matt.
22:42, subject "What, Think Ye
Of Christ?" It was a wonderful
sermon. Our heart was made to
rejoice while the man of God talked.
Three came and joined the
church. Rev. M. P. Parson who
has been ill lor quite awhile wax
able to be up ami worshiped with
us last Sunday. Sunday, night
prayer meeting1 was comlueted by
M. Biainson then the* pastor sejccled
(den. 0:0, theme "Where -Art.
Thou?". Rev. Glover and Rev;
Georgia, Deacons Sampson, and
Frazier were the dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mou/.on last
Sunday. ' " . .
Rev. C. H. Geor-g+a-wifb preach
dit Providence- next Sunday lor
Rev. Glover.
Mrs. Georgia Weather, arid Miss
.Jatkson White will leave for New
York, April 20. Mrs. Farnestine
Floo,| wiH leave for Philadelphia,
I'a., April. 22. We hppe for them
much saicess. . . ?
The Scot Branch Graded "school
will close May 8th, Mr. A. M.
Anderson, principal. . ' .
Little Herbert Dinkson of Ha-|
good spent some time with, his
grandmother .and father Mr. amf
Mrs. J. M. V. Ilanbori'y. Miss
F. Hanbcrry has been sick with
niv III) ?m i* uolt* r now. 1
m m -? -
KM.M.VNt'KL A . WE E. Clll UCIi
Rov; J. K. Thomas I.'astor 1
Charleston?-Last Sunday u'as a i
Yaithiul dav though tool; church
goers were met thoughtless of
"their obligation at);! -"number of
persons could be seen- winding
their way to sotttc" tenndt1 ol' worship."
A very fine audience was greet
ed by trie pastor during/the morning'
hour'of worship. This spler..ijid
-audience composed of members
and friends heard a great scrinon
coming from th.. [>astor. All wor,
made to feel happy. hecausc of the
effect of tile eiTnon.
Quite a cheerful group of teachers
and pupils- wei\ seen during
the?Sunday school .session. dl?
superintendent was present an .
functioned as usual. We
discussed a beautiful lesson
the subject of which \yas "(L d .
the forgiving Falhir" St. Luk; I
15:11-24. In this lesson was the
parable of the Prodigal Son. . Tlij
r'ssnnn was"\vi:l ,?ly discussed and
tho teadhers endeavored to make a
astilig impression upon the mind-*
. of the pupils. Our thought
was that w.i 1 timed that God4is a
'(a giving Father and that wi
should a-;s-uio the sanu'attitude l< '
ward others. Tilery were fourteen
accessions in the Sun lay sehoo.
m last Sunday.
On last Thursday night "Heaven
Bound'' was presented- before |
a voi'v fitly audience. Mrs. M. L.|
irt'C'ii directress, Mr. Isaiah Aiken
at the instrument.
? . : . '
CEDAR GROVE
A. M. E. ZION CHURCH
Sunday was a beautiful spring
day.;. It has I t en inclement weat'i
ei practically all .this year. We
thanked our Heavenly Father tha; |
we were able to worship Him in
spirit and 111 truth. The Supt. .Mi
Albei t Banks opened Sun. School I
at the usual hour. The Adiilt class
was taught By Rev., R.. J. Lee, tlie
pastor of this church. After the
dismissal1.-of the. Sunday school.
service began with Rev. Lee at tlis
post of duty. Text IMP:' of Sf. 1
Luke. He delivered a splendid
sermon.
Professor S. J. Benson, tlie
teacher of Cedar Grove school
closed a successful school term for
the year 1 ifJo-ibi Friday nite April
17.'h, llhJC. A very unique program
was rendered. Prof. Benson
made great progress for our
school which made his work very
ci editable. Many were promoted
to various classes.
Mrs. Elliott H Ahrnmi! ..
silver, ten party at the home of
.Mr. ami -Mrs. William Joiner Sunday,
April "lUth. It Was quite successful.
Another one will be driven
soon. Everyone is cordialy .invited
to attend.
Mrs. Mamie Browning has returned
home after spending tlu
past week with, her sister, 'Mis.
Braddic Epps, who is indisposed.
She enjoyed a pleasant. stay.
Mrs. Sett 11a Weir, Mrs. Mae K.
Xeal have returned to their homes
in New York City nft.er .hcing tallied
away to their former home on
a? count oiythe death of their-father,
Mr. John Kinard Epps whose
departuie was on April did. Ais >
Mrs. llattie B. Nunn, Mrs. Pearlie
B. Barnes have, returned to their
home in Durham, N'onh rtnoliim
after being called away on account
of the death of their father Mr.
John Kinard Epps. - Thy left these
"wins uy wie nreside:
"When sol low conips, there is sadness,
i
To^bping you to a jointed place/
"Maybe father, mother, sister or
brother, ,
"That make you wife tears from
your face.
We are the oii'fcpring of our father
Who eternally left us;here,
But when storms pass ami trouble
cease,
We shall meet him in heaven some
where.
The many friends of Mrs. Susanna
Abrams will be glatf to "know
thatjshe is up again. alter, being iiui
disposed. j
Those indisposed arc: Mrs. Eli-.l
^atvjth Joiner, Mrs. BraiTdK- Epps.
We liope they will soon recuperate.]
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school ojntn.il at 11:1"> A A;. wj k
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assisted l?y his well trn'iie . hoity
( uf teachers. Tlu* Ksmhp wa- ij_.ii utijfiily
.taught My cia art. r
which the classes uss-'iuhh <i n_\d
tn a very in'. '< -t i: : r V
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houn and the pastor .vav<-- s-mje
timely reniuik.s.
Morniny service In iai
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the Junior choir iuini*t?u n',11'sic-which
was in-pirin.. m - pa-tfcrV
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of lnaiiy. The spiiitnat '.'}> ta.-i
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was. la:yti
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.Vi-yht service 1 eyan a; 7;.';o 1*.
..M. ,-w r'.ii a-a~app4*H4ative ,v ,-m-..;
I he pastor presented !h .. Mciiilosh
Who bi'ouyht the m.i s-ae'c.
His text was found Matt. .1:; lie
tiseti for 'his subject: "The Seasi.niny
lnliuence .of a < isi
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ti'iidaiifi- v.a> \i d. Parents
i do .A'oiu i-;.i. .< ii to attend
j St inlay 111u<i.
wonderful M-rii.cn . .i ll w;ts lull
of lilt. a:ul the li . CI host. He
seumd ai his. ic.-A dr. I tr.e wlnde
cutlgivgu.ion cr:j ..>;? til*; liic.-.-a^o.
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hi? .Mi.-./.itiiiai- iely mot at
the parsonage *I-'i nine .xfii.il 17. After.
busin.ss , t s ' v president
sent the laoies l- t the baskets
of jjrbeei it. : v. Is, f.. had I'eon
leit at tlie noun . seclvUi'^'.
As the ho te>< l>< i .... w r.',.'.- lieioiis
repast she v.a- interrupt ed
by it group . . t;. nes singing
a n 11 m a 11* ti n j jr. J1 "frv~ pa.-tt >T~"v. a .>
utterly surprise'.! aitd woids- en.dd
not be fxnwd trrr\p'-i-v their thmrk
fulness to tile' society. rile' iv.eelmg.aa.ei.ii-.ed
la il.lui the church
April 24th, at. -1 : ">*>.
A'o'U In.os quartet ifjul eot..ei.t
group will entertain at this ehurch
Monday night, A| til 27. You are
cordially invited. Admission 10c.
Our big rally will end April 20.
Watch for the club that win.
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! u:-i. Air>. An'.uu Turner and Mii
1!.- > i'.? Litii t??ii .-pent Sunday iiimi.!
,ti,- a.t .Met.in inick visitimr Mis.
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\.M l s". Mat-lie" lirev'or .is .<ji|U'ity ill
j ai .Ll'n.e ul liei' alainL-uji. .Mi,
"i J??hi? (iisiu Us <>n (0a>nil,:.idai' St.
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\ and v.(. Mis.';, for 'm-r a .-pcidy irlin.?\iiy,
S.lic has niaiur her In ni
in! .\l,'ie\:i.v Tor inaiVy ~"y'-ai;- i.av
r-j-nt:?trtiH' Ti,?m llie Alt. ('arnn;i
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I Al.lu-xilie ( ininl v "liraininu Sehord I
*1 Un* T*>:. rs'fiiiA* cvni-unir ni s: 11n I
| l-.-k; I'riiu ip.d Wu.e and l'i.eu!
ly -1" tin- A. C. T. school cave a
| t?>'run .in hoiior- of the patron
| a 1'.I friends'. of the school. If was
j i n.'oyi .1 l y. those u.;u were pres.
j e':u'. tj.e nuniher la im; Ti'eiu lv tw?
j h.- mfe I. mTss?Tuirjiavt. HV- ! .. '
I ii 111 i:t r', ami pupil .. . .prepared ;
ions ,sa.lail course ami punch.
"Vnn. of tin? Annua! I'ied
j no >,i hi.iiimlic iluli spoke Fr.idaw
i.i'.i't at. o.:r school or tile-. fina:
J'louie.-t of ilu* .war. The school*
?ci iv. ire Sliiiinn1 Ilia1 '
of (i; eoirvliie; l!ell Strce
. l.i ' sci . ,.l or. Clinton and IF . ..
| St., ' liiuh school of -Anderson
j.A . :t:i: ivt tvf Ik. d fc?tfcec
1 lff'w'oH the fifst prize. The prim
a i"\ mi.;- .Iv?r clip li'oe- to lice
'. Mvcet:
tat Alon lay nitrht.' April -JtHh an
- unU-sl incltalii.ir lal. i t
- ! .o I- e .-,hi oi'and city of Albv\
y.as held at our si'hoYil. Ti.t
hlidiejt Wile oil tiie stain
i;- -..i.e.". lap: iiia and .sinoiuo an.r
i v.ft? eni. y. u by all." MCs Aid.;,
ii < a and Mi". ( .larenee Aiaisii:i]i.
?..-i iiu.T ivi.-; .'l r. .Marshal 1
; v./':: j 1*?' r out >i<K rs hut i
? a - i y '.at! :<> tell who iIk- pri/i.
lis- -i -M .. ; t . t .
' < At , K ih .V. Itiu- an: .Minn
t?:_ -j.i ti'-yi. t-i;v . audii-ncc s|)oU
:.'! L'lsa?prize finally
: > tittle .Mi s M iua llrouUs.
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osoni i f m:\vs
iiiuiiv \. M. I!, Zion-( lutri h
iii-v. .!. II. I.. Allen, Pastor
> lay .-e'r." ! opimcd at the
a! ii.iitv \.ith" supet-mN-hdent
r; ; uli tv-aehei at their post nf
Faitera! s\ U t-. 1'i'f- M:>. Sitsari
> . j ?!..>_ died April 1_."1 \vele '
iaAH Ai-MI * ! *? a*. .'!:?? ) oYWk at
i! ' . 1 ! a'.a Hap", isl eiKi;eh, Knoli
. S t .. i lyidm t f?l by till' IiOV.
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. I A. 1 < ;' thi? pla a.
ivii.-j tiii- !.? i- Irushar.d and
a' I.- i telativ.es at.il iri nds tn
.. .'.in' : passintf. 'Mortician in
..It. Al. S. Callai yni ?d
.Yiatlie (iihbsk. let't Monday
: i: {' , Washington, l>. t . : >'
'ii-il-i re ?.t* her son Air. '
x\ Marshall wim is very ill
Mi-s Ma ..a" I.. \V. st (>:' Spa: - .
? la.'.au,{ Mr. M. S. Callahani
v - : i the ni.P-ier <_ .?c;-tv < ! Alt . .at) i {
. I.it- Willuivn. \p il K>.|
AI . M. t.illiapi lilake at' I'm
inii. S a., a I Mis> Sarah. X'orill.''i
c. . visited the'.
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: I.. 71. DANIELS
I'R.v-!< iarraa>l Surgeon
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W. I). ( happelie
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. ;.m :.-! > f.l Wiumn and Children
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Ro^idence:
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Dr. K. D?. Frederick
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' Residence; u_?_
. V. .. n 1410 Park
Ovi; A.k < .. majiijf Bank,
Columbia, S. C.
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Dr.l7T+i. Ha 11 mail
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-^I i;>> 'Pays: Mondays.
.1 lii/.'ays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays
< uTa-i1: 'dJiuV'1 : (iwvais Street
Columbia-,- S. C. ?_ ? ?
Office Hours: Telephones:.
S.fflT A. M. to 7.00 P. M. Office 6033
Residence 8873
Dr. !>. K. Jenkins
DENTIST"'
' Filling. I'lfites,Trowss, Bridges
Sunday ' by Appointment
Anesthesia a Specialty
1107 Va Washington St., Cola., S. C. _