The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 05, 1936, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, Septetnher 5, 193
NEVyS FROM WESLEY M. E.
\ , CHURCH
Columbia, S. C.?-The church
work is moving- on to success. Our
Pew Rally was line on Sunday afternoon.
I)r. S. II. Lewis and his
good people from Bethel were
with us. Bethel choir rendereo
fine music, and a powerful sermon
was preached by Dr. Lewis,
listened to God's servant. Our
sick folks are improving, Mrs.
Rosemond and Mrs. Baxley.
Mr. Austin and Miss Dorothy
lliekson were married last Thursday
night at the bride's home, by
her pastor, Rev. P. E. Mingo.
-- We dined at the homes of Mrs.
Charley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
???? Tirytor nii.e MTfT-O"' L: Floyd." " ~~
We are looking forward to our
chUrch school convention "which
' convenes at Denmark, the last of
September.
The Epworth League held its
weekly meeting Sunday, August
23, 11136 at'7:00 o'clock. The topic,
for discussion was a. continua.
/ t'ion of last Sunday's, "Boy and
Girls Friendship and their Rela
timvdnps," The committee . in
charge consisted of Mr. Fred Hipp.
Miss Mildred. anil Mi<s F.lnnvn
Frasier.. Mis? Malinda Hickson
was in charge of the niusie for this
evening.
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IN ION BAPTIST MISSIONARY
CIRCLE NO.. 1
The circle held lis regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. Frank
Pope at 21 ?'.) Millwood Ave. The
meeting was called to order at 7
p. m. with Mrs. David presiding,
Opening song "I want to live so
Clod can use me," the 23rd Psalm
repeatei. in concert; scripture
reading by the Chaplain; John 15,
prayer Mrs. Ida Butler, second se.
"""AYhich Way ATe You Ooing."
The house was then in *>rder
for business. The minutes o'
the last meeting were read, received
and adopted. Old gnd new
business, was discussed. The roll
was called and all members re
spondee.1 very briefly. We were
dismissed by Mrs, David. We agreed.
to meet with Mrs. Anna
Robinson at 1101 Harden St. We
also bad with us one visitor, Mrs,
Ruesel; visitors are always .welcome'
to our meetings.
rTtuThi stpss scrYrd ice.cream and
cake which every one- epjoyed.
Mrs. A. I.. Reese. PrfrsMMcs. P
'Halo, See.; Miss Q. M- Addison
Reporter, Rev. L. C. Jenkins
pastor.
P.ETHEEHEM BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. E. E. (iaulden. Pastor
Xew berry, S. ('.--The Sunday
school mot at the regular hour
with Suptr N. I,. Lake in charge
There worts quite a few but. at "tho
beginning: The lesson after' being
stu 'ied by . the different classes
was reviewed by the Supt.
At'the .regular morning services
wo listened to a wonderful semap
from our pa-tor. Text: Seek y<
first the kingdom of God and his
righteousness . and all these slial
bo added unto you, Matt. 6:33,
subject. "The 'Ethical Foundations
of Prosperity."
' Mr. Johnnie Marshall of Philadelphia:
wa- visiting in the city
Sunday and he was in our nyds*
Sunday morning. Wo arc always
gla < to have our .friends and visitors
come among us.
The H. V. P. U.* on. last Sunday
? was under the direction of Mrs
I.. A. Graham, and the'p'rogram as
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Tl,ie night services were openoe:
with Mr. George Singleton at the
piano, plrtying as an opening song
"Abide \\Tth Me." Our pastoi
brought us another strong mes
sage; he used as his text?But ft'*
for me and my house, we will
?-???serve sub,
ject, "Making ,A Choice." Let us
not forget our "Home Coming
Day." \\'e are depending on you
my dear members and friends.
The Missionary Society met at
the home of Mrs. Gussie Miller's
and they ha., quite an enjoyable
" -time there together. A number ol
f 11 ends were there from some <V
ot:(r neighboring churches. A delicious
course of-k*e?eneam ami
_?*, .c-ake wae served, and how they die!
enjoy it.
AI.LKN TEMPLE
A. M. E. CHUURCH
Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor
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Gr ehvillo, S. C.?Sunday schoo
opened at tj;45 a. m. with a large
attendance.. The lesson was taught
t hot-niio-hl e 1/v the classes. Wf
listened to a very fine review b.\
Mrs. H. K. Williams. The drive
C..I- ^imil'-iy ^-ln>nl Ponkg wnv
mi overwhelming' success arid as a
^ _ix'su]t the Sunday school will 5C
new books. Class No. 17, Mist
?- llMu-y?Trykoii re port^rf
number of books, 20 and class No
i lo.Jdr. J. 1.. Myers, teacher, came
second with 17 books.
Morning service began at 11:1 ?
a. m. The weather was very pleasant
and a large number came out
to worship. The pastor delivered
a strong spiritual message u*inn
for ijis subject "Strength renewed
l T m.r " Ui? i,.no l.-loV
40:31. The spiritual tide ran high
throughout the message. The following
visitors \ifere introduced:
Mrs. Sullivan of Anderson, Miss
Parker of Florida and Miss Sultan
of Orangeburg. They; were
given a hearty welcome to Allen
Temple-'at all times.
*?A Tirry interesting program wan
rendered at 3:30 p. m. which was
sponsored by the missionary ladies,
The A. C. E. League met at (5:30
p. m. with a full attendance. A
fine meeting was held.
Night service bf'gan at 8 p. m
The pastor again delivered a very
forceful and soul stirring message
to a large audience. His text was
found Psalm 41:1-3. He used for
his subject "Blessings for the
Charitable Man."
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Mrs. Lemon and family are
home again after spending a pleasant
stay at Edgefield and Columbia.
Mrs. I.ucinda Gibson and children,
Luther, Jr., Winnie and Bradwell
have returned to their home
in Philadelphia after spending
sometime with Rev.'anc^ Mrs. D.
P. Adams and family, the former's
parents. _
Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Eccleston
have returned to their home Orlaiula,
Fla. after visiting the letter's
mother, Mrs. Alice .Doyley.
Mrs. Eva M. Anderson and little
daughter, Thomasina are the
geusts of her mother, Mrs. Alice
D'Oyley. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Burton and^
" Tahniy liaye returned to "Ti reenville
to the delight of members
and friends after one year's stay
in Washington, D. C.
Misses Mary Lykes, Florence
Lykes and Mr. Ben Lykes are
home again after spending a long
vacation with their grandparents
at Bradley, S. C. . *.
All the members and clubs are
I getting lined up lor the ''('onfeience
Claims" rally to come off
very soon. Plans " will be announced
next Sunday for the rally.
THE COLUMBIA ANNUAL
CONFERENCE BRANCH NEWS
By A. E. Brogdon
The Columbia annual conference
hl'flnph pnnvnnml WotU/.l A
W...V..VU Alt U uici rv. iU.
E. church, Union, S. C., August 27
28. 193G. Rev. Er!A. Parker. presiding
elder; Rev. T E~ Robinson,
pastor; Mrs C. A. Adams, con1
fcrence president.
At eleven o'clock Thursday A.M.
song service was conducted, by the
' conference branch choir lead by
Mrs. T. B- Lewis, Mis. . E. _M.
Owens, presiding at the piano. Organization
and introduction of visitors.
Rev. J. C. McUlellan of The
Central conference , was irit'rOducI
c?'d and spoke on "The Spirit ot
Missions". Dr. Lilian Sartor gave
a health talk that made a wonderful
impression upon the hearers
The opening sermon was preached
' by Rev, J. S. Johnson who used as
a text Jeremiah 8:8." Recess.
The afternoon-praise service was
conducted by Miss Etta Hart, Mesdames
L. M. Gilder and Ella R.
Johnson of the Newberry district.
The local presidents gave helpful
plaris on the subject "Mission.
:uy Activities in my Church". Miss
A. E. Brogdon and Mrs. S. E. Howard
word elected reporters to papers.
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Mrs. Maud McCllend delivered a
very interesting and well prepared
address on the subject: "The Place
of Missions on the Church Proyrain",
The President's Annual
address was the crowning feature
s of the meeting. Three very important
recommendations were press?
nted which the workers adopted.
Recess.
The evening service was very
: impressive." The. Missionary sermon
was pr< ached by Rev. G. II.
! White, of Newberry, S". C., who
used as a text Matt. 10:18 subject
The Christian Church and its Mi<?
on. Rev. T. E. Robinson extend d
a cordial welcome then pfesl-nt
id Miss Robbie Windham who welcomed
the Juvenile workers. The
Junior choir rendered a
. ejection. Mrs. S. E. Howard responded
on behalf -of the conference
branch. Miss A. E. BrogI
Ion anil Mrs. Mary Williams spoke.
on the subject "My Opinion of the
r Last General Conference".
The Junior choir conducted song
service. The minutes of tin- first
L. day's sessions were read and-ap.
1 proved. The topic "How to Iy.
- -cr?a?e?Missionary -Alt' mianee'
was discussed by Mesdames V. R
Rutherford, L. K. Nelson, Angie
Foster, Virdie Domineck.
Mrs. L. M. Gilder read a papei
subject "The New Deal and its
[ Effects upon Our Group". The
following persons spoke on this
subject: Mesdames S. E. Howard,
M. Williams.-Revs. S. II. Lewis, G.
| H. White, II W. Walker. L. F.
I Vance and E. A. Adams.
Mrs. Martha M. Vance read a
- paper on the subject "Wh0 is Responsible
for the Indifference of
I the Youth to the Church?".
Presiding Elders E. A. Adams
and E. F. G. Dent drilled the con1
ference branch on Parliamentary
? Usages. Special mention was
: made of Presiding Elder, E. A
: Parker, Mrs. Rosa L. Gantt and
Miss Viola Boston, who were ab:
sent op account of illness,
i Miss Etta Hart presented a.
i program during Young People's
) Hour. To say that Rev. T. E.
i Robinson, his queenly wife and
. gave us a royal entertainment
> rimply expresses it mildly. Delicious
meals were served at the
i homes and on the grounds each
day.
The following officers were electI
?d: Mrs. ?. A. Adams, conference
; branchy president; Mrs. Maud McClellan,
1st vice president; Mrs.
L. M. Gilder, 2nd vice president;
i M iss A. E. Brogdon, recording secretary;
Mrs. S. E. Howard, assis.
; tant secretary; Miss JSUen Greg!
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R. J. Mo'orc, treasurer; Miss Etta
' Hart, secretary-treasurer Young
i. People Department; Mrs. Martha
M. Vance, si>eeial contingent trea <
?w,?Executive committee: Miss,
i Mary E. White, Mrs. Angie Foster,
Mrs. Hattie Davis,
i Our loyal pastors and presiding
elders were ready at any time they
were needed for advice, support,
finance and council.
Peace and harmony prevailed
throughout the sessions. The
president admonished the workers
to return to the field with renewed
zeal and[ more love for the cause
and the less fortunate
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UNION NEWS
Mrs. Uouise Lee, Mrs. Hettie
Oglesby and children motored to
Columbia Sunday, August 1G, lU.'lG
where they visited relatives and i
friends
Mrs. Fannie Glenn has returned
to Pottsville, Pa. after visiting
several friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dawkins has returned?from?Winston
Salem?andwas
accompanied by little Miss
Jul/a A. Sarront.
Mr, George Farr has gone to N.
Y. for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Pearl Weston and little
grand son of Pittsburg, Pa. are !
spending a while with her sister,
Mrs. Delia .Young.
Mrs. Sara Ruff is visiting her
Son 'in New YofRT'
Mrs. Josie Hodges is .in New
York vitf'.ting her daughter.
M iss Marion Holland is spending ! ^
a while with her brother in New J
Yory City.
Mrs. T. Cora Jennings Bice and
little son-of New York are spending
a while with Mrs. Sophia It'll
on Porter St.
Mrs. Ida Young has returned !
mom spartsnburg where she vL- j
ited her daughter. ' <
She also spent a few weeks in ; ^
Hendersonville, N. C.
Mr. Ben Giles and Mr. Lo.on j*
Giles of Asheville, N. C. were 14
here last week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Sadie McCuller and daugh- *
ter iof Detru t were the guests of i
Mrs. Charley Herndon on Henrietta
St. during the week of Aug. 1
10, 193G. <
Her daughter, Mattie, remained ^
over for an indefinate stay visiting
relatives. *
Mrs. Eloisc Bradford of Spar- <
tanburg, S. C. is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Carrie Giles , on Cham- *
hers A ve. __ . * 4
Helen K. Cureton has returned
from her v'-sit :to I.aurens, S. C;
visiting Lois E. Smith and family; <
she reports a vei'y pleasant trip.
Saturday morning, August- 15,
(Miss) Mary L. Browhine motored
to Greenville, S. C. . with her
relative frohv Washington; they re
port a good time. .
Mr. \\Tlliam?,l5Brobks of Colum- J
bia, S. C.- ispent the Week-end in '
Union, S. C. visiting (Miss) Mary
L. Browning on 13 E. Henrietta j
St.; he also worshiped With her
Sunday night at Clinton Chapel |
A, "MrETZion .church.
Sims High play-ground enjoyed ,
a picnic on August 5, 1936 after j
; l.ii./ -?
I .. miiK I'M uouur .so minutes," we j
i gathered at a selected nlace,, an * (
had a number of games, followed .
by water .divine.' After this, we j
had 5 large watermelons cut and
| sliced which were served to the 1
| children. The children are very
J anxious, to have antithGr 'picnic t
1 soon. ?r-?-?
was held on the play-ground for- j.
' the benefit of the colored children ]
| by the County I/irector, Mrs,
I Mattie K. Smith and the W. P. A. f
I Nurse,' Mrs. Sani.<er>, assisted by
Dr. L. \V. Long. _ Fifty children (
were given examination. t
Miss Grace K Black well has re-'
. tinned home after 'spending five- (
weeks in New York City with Mr. j
i Wade Blackwell, Jr. Sirs. Theo- 1
dora Grier and Miss Annye Young, j
She reports a j)Iea-ant vacation. v
| Mrs. Allison Smith (Nettie Davis)
East Orange, N. J. has re- |
turned home after visiting her pa- ^
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Dav\s,
Miss Helen R. Shell left for Sa- j
luda, N. C. Sunday. - Y
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Blackwell ]
and daughter, Grace, Mrs. Pearl..
Morris spent? Sunday- p. m. in Co- f
lumbia, S. ('. with their sister, ;
Mrs. Nance. * {
Mrs. Evelyn Wallace an?.' Miss
E-terMae Sims left Saturday for )
Rovkaway Beach New York. ;
Mis. Bessie Young and little,
Roy have been visiting hor daugh- \
- "terr^tr?rG7-West; ftnftHatVe CrtlO
man and also her son, Mr. R.
Young, who is also in Knoxville, .
Tenn. They reported having a j
fine time and are back home again ,
"ivn ?i trip. \
(The Negro Nation, Within A
Nation) ' j
In. tHfl.'I we xtrd but toil, '?
Like the gi ant oak tree front under ']
the soil, ,
Ere with out stretched hands, she t
stood with patience^
_Jilk!l_the black old race within a j
nation. * " - j
'Twas '65 when they shouted with j
joy,
When brave old Abo soun.jr-d the
gaunt, . jj
lie cante, he saw, and conquered j
under the sun,
lOOO black- front the white man's
g?n- , t
Arnts to arms we stretched with ]
him,
Ah! bow lor\sr will the overwhelm" ,
last,
. 'D 11 "Q rench the mountain top?
where lies the hook of fame.
Then we happy black souls^ wi 1L _
write our names.
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By Fred Shelton and Oscar Allen '
Union, S. C.
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OWING? NEWS c I 1
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Ml. Carmel A. M. K. Church
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Rev. J. W. Thomas, Pa?tor 'v
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The Sundajr school was held at |
the usual hour with Prof. Brown (
actinc Supt. Prof. Brown will have }
a lonpr list ort tardy people to read
out Sumk?yrSeptember Otn. f
At 3r.'lO we witnessed the sad I,
rites of Mr L. Davis, the son of ji
Mr. Thonia- Davis who was k lied ' v
in an accident. j ]
Rev. P. J. Marton conducted the f
services,?Rev. 0:8. ,
The League held its regular (
meeting at 0:00 with a large number
present.
Miss Josephine Griffin led the
discussion of the lesion.
The lesson for Sunday school
Sept. Gth is found St. John 9:1-12,
See the reporter and get your
copy of the "Leader."
THE PALMETTO I,E A.DE1
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^ Welcome to t ho Delegate
| Browning
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J* A co-educational lligl
X Four lgrge and well i
X Courses! in High School
T ^forHTO3*s"tiTTrt thirnr^KanTtm
trance In addition the scl
^ the same course in a standi
W* a Second Grade Klementary
V* Rating: Accredited by
? accredited by the Souther
Grade A School.
Special Features: A He
Director of Religious Frtiki
5* A well-equipped Scienc
A library ami trained'
V* A Music department.01
piano and other instrument.;
? each may find a place to sa
& Athletics for both boy
and track. A weM-equipp'e
?. Dormitory space for 7;~
commociatc 25. The. finest
of the Home is expected t<
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Several days ago Roy. and Mr;,
f-. R. Pearson of .Charleston were
n' our midst. Rev. Pearson, and
ither members of the familv were , ;
m their way to Aujnista, .({a. /
Mrs. Pearson spent several days i
lore -with friends.
Rev. J.~ M. Miller ha> returned 1
>otVi> trnfYi Kt? wU*??U .
,vas ?pent in upper Sut:rh Carolna
irnl Western N, C. .Mrs. Miliarias
friends of Charlotte as truesthis
week. Little Edith lias returned
from her visit t ('ohitnld'a
ind her cwusin is vi-itintr her
iereRev.
M. L. Littlejohn .carried out
Ys nieetint? at St. Pete: M. Kf.
hurche last week. Rev-. Ilanjil--.
oil and P. R: Tiller if- i-t<d hi-fi"
Miss Reatha I.ites h it f?>i- New
fork last week arAer vi itmtr tier
rrand-parents here. Mrs. llattie.-ites
is her trrandmoth'T.
Mi'. Roisy Dent ha-' returned
'roiu visiting li.'s child F- n in I'liilulelphia.
His daughter, . NFjsatherine
and his. si-ler-in-law ae ompanied
him home.
Little. Helen Virginia Mare'elebrated
Iter '4-^th lYrthday with
i big patty given in her honor by
Ill (luteins. I'.IVC HI lit r
rionds felicitated her on this e.ent.
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Mis. Ton a Simmons is much im?roved
at this writing which ,'s
rratifyinir news to her friend*.
Rev aiiti Mrs. M. I;. Littlejohn
ittended the school of methods
ondueted hy their Church, at Alen
university, CuLuinhin. They
ire loud in the praises of th>>
treat work being done hv the
tl. K. .church, for work being done
"or the Church workers;.!
?Mrs. Rebecca RrO >ks i.'s home af
or visiting relatives and ilYiondn
Augusta.
Mrs. I.ouise' Uuckman is home af
:h' spending some tulit', visiting
Wn-folk iii Summervjllo.
Mrs. HulVe Q- Pavis loft al'-U'r? 1
q>ondiriir several.- dayv ?with. her 1
>arents, Mr. an:! Mrs C. \V. Junes \
n Savage St. She was one of
he teachers, in tin* School of ]
Methods condiiyte . by- the C. M. \
h'. church at Columbia. - 1
Rev.'P. nrfillcr. Key.. Lee'. AT-]
l.ojran, ami "Prof. P .1. Haniniitt <
motored to I.inyolnville last week ]
:?> attend the Charleston District 1
n-tituto. Mr. Harris, the 1 >ist. <
nipt, is ?>m- <>f the best? in?l4e-?\
it-ati* and keeps tht. delegates busy <
11 the School of Methods. I>r. j
Jeard is tin* honored P. E.
Tl\e W'alterborti Charge of the
A. M*. E. "church lias committed itielf
to a program of building a
lew parsonage and tin to.now'ha- -j
aisod over ?2V'P.0f) VV?r that pur- .
lose. Mrs. Rachel Maree one <h'
he captains of the unit raised the
argest amount whieh was im re
han $2a.00.
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M. K. CHCRCH :
ras unu-uftlly good. This meet
ng was held August lm to -s. i' r
iastor, Rev. A Knox is over io\vd :
ver the .wonderful success of the *:
neeting. This mooting was .'< !* ,j
iiuch value to the church and comaunity.
Many soul- were saved *.
aid adde?. t? the church. Rev. 1>.
>. Currv, District Superintendent
the General District was the
tar preacher of this meeting. S
rreat was the influence of Rev. |
\irry, as a great preacher that '
u* not only attracted the attiur-. 1
ion of our people, hut the white J
ilso. The white people"oflhe cu.ni-;
nunity expressed themselves j
>oing highly phased with the sei ices
of the pastor. Rev, Knox and
^ev. Curry. Rev. Graham, a
'ormer pastor of St. Mark who i.< |
low serving as pastor at Williams
on, S. C. was one of the Sunday j
ireachers. The people were very |
iappv dlor his sermon. Rev. Cury
fn his closing remarks urged j
very department of the church to (
vork hard and makp full reports i
it the Convention which will lo t |
leld on the Chester Charge With
Rev. Bruce, September it to 12th. |
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llios TbT~??fIs? Ail courses. Wll
tool oil el's one year of Teacher
u'd .-college, and when complete!
('erliticate' by the State,
the State Hoard oh ,education
n Association oT Secondary >(.
. ully. of fwent y-dne who hold
ition and coui'sesm liihle rtTJIiT
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librarian. .
.i.t. standing for; a high school:
u (1 lee dubs and music groups
tisi'y bis desire for _ music stud,
s and twirls.?Tea?tvha\e bet n
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lio'H'u lite is lost; red 'hy t}*i
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CARDS
DR. A. B. JOHNSON
SURGEON
OlTicf: 1Assembly Street ^
Phone 8468
Re?idi*nc? V!9 Oak Street
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iu:V. J. H. JOHNSON
Otlio : 20_'y Mat ion Street
NOTARY PUBLIC
i?-a!<-r in K< al . F.sttot* , perform#
narriatre 'ceremonies, write* wills
Iceds, njirtijatrc.-, claims, etc.
( all to See Him
JflLe I'h r>e S iyT '_v Res. 07.|L N.
J. FREDERICK ?
\tt'?rt;eyrat\Law and Nctary Public I'HACTICIi.
IN ALL COURTS- .
?\State and Federal
1 li* Wasijiiijiton St.. Cuia., S. O
DR. H. H. COOPER
' Death*
Special Attention Given U> L/i?
seaaea of the Gum*
Gold Crown and Brtuff* Went
?A SpeeMUtjT
L>1 ' n..>n
.126 Washington St.. Cola., S. C.
DR. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon
.Mi ice Hours: f?. to 10 A. M.; 1 to w
Sp'-cial Attention Given Diseases
Of Women.
Office"!.' Residence:
:j_:. \Vu>.'.n liaii.pt??n .
l'i.one 0-12'J Phone ?5G4
DR. Jv G. STUART
1.ye, Lai, NiCtr and Throat.
' Glasses f itted Accu:ateiy.. _ :
(J:!ice ilouis-: . Telephone; N'% .
i 1 :OU to' 1 ' P. :M. Res. 46'J2
C.UO to b:UU P. M. Utlice 37JS
Qflice: Residence:
Ju'lO Taylor St. 1417. Pine St
Or!ice liv>u:?: Teh phone:
I t A. M. t.u - P. ,\1. Res, 8876
6 k-M. tc-.S I'. M.
I)r. W . D. Chappelle
PUxsuian and Surgeon
l.Ju.-t a>?.*?? of W onu n and Children
A Specialty.
'dice: Residence:
J] :.") !.u-i\ St. ** ~ 13'?1 Pine St
* Cciun.bia, S. C.
ui'iCc iioUx>: Phones:
ft t? J A. .M. U:\ice G036
j i to P. M Kes 07^8
to fe P.' -M. ?* ?"
Dr. R. B. Frederick
I'hj sician
Oriice. Residence;
w1416 Park
jvor V ictory sawritf Bank,
"* Columbia, S? C.
Phone' Thll
All ciasx-'s ? ; L'ei.tai Work
I)r. L. H. Hallman
I) E N .1 1 S T
RAINLESS ' E\ 1 K At. HONS r
Sundays by Appointments
Otbce: 23?>i> Gervais Street
* ~ Columbia, S. C.
Dr. H. (i. Thompson
DENTIST
132.5 1, Assemble Columbia
Phif,. !t>r>
SperliMy. extract ons Made
r.utrless
In Winnshoro Wednesdays and
Saturdays at A. KusselT Building.
Phone 219
OfVirc l.loy.rs: Telephones: * ..
S:;;u A. M. to T OO P M. Office 6031 *
Residence 8873
I)r. D. K. Jenkins
I) K NTIS T
Filling. Plates; Crowns^ Bridge*
Sunday by Appointtnient
Anogtheaia a Specialty
MADAM I'KTETTS
Hair Grower
For Diae-amd Scalp?CItm Life ?
lieauty. BElT GROWER?app^
mce a week?PRICE 16a.
1016 Blending 8L Colombia
Foimta Drug Stora, WaahtnftMlL
rhomaa Drue Store. Corner Tlfl?
ana Harden Btxnrta