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I I- . Soturday, March 13, 1037 P , Coming t o Columbia f Coniuctional Evangelist, The Colored Methodist Episcopal Church SIDNEY PARK April 4-18, 1937 ' , . i The City of Columbia is request * ed to join with the nunnVeis of Sidney Park in this Canmaijrr of i Soul Saving. This REVIVAL MEETING will be for ALL THE. PEOPLE. DR. J.M. REED. Evangelist Little Rock, Arkansas The poblie is cordially imifccV Hear The Sermons of this ( j?r Gospel Preacher T. J. DOUGLASS. Pastor; Sidney Park. SILVER STREET NEWS Elisha A. M. E. Church Sunday was a day of fair skic and pleasant weather for church. The Sunday- school was cal! (1 t order by the Supt., Bro.-ll. 11; Put ier; the*7cfasse? went to their. i\ spective.places and repoitcd'n ver-. , fine lessen. The most 'advance cla;s was taught by Prof. A. T Butler from Newberry. After ths the lesson was reviewed by th Supt. and pastor. One of the tiitinguisfc v iBitors-^rasdmss Willie' mrpa Hair, a?tvacher of Klish.t school. About 12:30 o'clock, the oast' came before the congregation v. St a burning message. It \v::< enjoy ed by all. For some time it has boon in t! ? mipds of, t^e people of this ehur to move. it. But because of t! ? winter- not m?r-y?memlvr'-^-b;? turned out, enough to make a <1 eision. However, a vote was UdC Sunday and. th? '.majority favor.'1 a movement of thy church.Ivlisha School ,Prof. A. T. IJuiler, Principal We are glad of the work bein done by Prof. Bi tier and his a sociates toward b?tte: ing the cot ditions of the sclux. 1 and ed.ucatii of the children, lie lias ;alre:ub organi/uni a Imsl.ef h.ill mvuii?rrr? plaved several iraim s. ? j Last Wednesday the team playc. Higgins, but lo>t the game 28-t i They all played hard. They alslost to .Hannah Friday, 21-0. Kee ! trying Elisha some day you" win. BETHEL A. M. E. CMI RCM Rev. J. S. Bonn, Jr., I'astor ArJ erson, S. C.?iA b.-.autif ?: (lay was-observed - at -B~th?-1 so - day. Sunday school opened at the usual hour with each officer at his j post of duty. A very interesting lesson was diseased, after which was review by the pastor. The morning seivice was well attended with quit a number of visitors. The past r i read as a scripture lesson a por | tion of the 12th chapter of E\o-1 dus. His' subject "Remiest and a Covenant, after which we were favored with a selection from the. Royal social quartet of Baltimore Md. Our sick list has decri nx! dgreatly since the last report. On the sick list of Bethel church are:1 k Mrs. L. M. Bonn, Florence Clin!:acale, Susie Battle, Mrs. Addij* Wehb, Millie Quarlcs and a Mrs. Thomas. News has just been received of the passing of Mr. Robot Ross who was employed at the John C. /"*?11 ? i t v>i?muun notei and a momtiiir oi' <" Bethel church. His w'fe is anion1.; the most faithful of the said : church. A basket of fruit was presented to Mrs. L. M. Benn by Mrs. Bei'tha Jackson who is the pro*Ub-?t of ( the Full Moon club. The' Mrs ! Annie M. Grove is just recuperet- . ing from a spell of sickness as fhe ' president of Stewardess board N'o.j L 2 her hand was seen at the parson- j age. What was" true of those men Tloned above was also true of Mrs J. S. Hanks who heads the Equipment board. r- - . ..., TAYLORS NEWS -Mis. A. li. Austin from Simp soiM ilie, who spoilt the week with Mrs. Janic Alexander, Mrs. A 15. Austin ami Mrs. Japr.ie Alcxand.r spent Thursday afternoon at 'th^rhunie of Mr. and Jlr.y Andj 15ai ton. W o are glad to know that Miss Agiio-. Alexander is back at homo front Spending three days in Si?.i;psoh\ iile. Mr. and Mrs. James Zinnermau of i rav-iors liost, . S. were beautifully- onleitained by hit giat.n eliildnn. A delicious dinner was served; ik-veial quests were present.Di n'n ireek n \rr. nil rcii Rev. j. s, .Maddux, I'a^tor .The Sunday school Regan at the' i-'C-i it in .. ... (V,... t> L. Robinson being indisposed E.' j :l. \\ ii.ngton had c harge. I How P. P: Race preached a very inure: t.'ng sermon from Gen. 12:1. I The 13. T. ,JU. rendered its proI grain. We are sorrj1 to report pi is. Maggie Moales still unable (to be . out. . Also Mrs. Cornelia I Robinson .is indisposed.' Mr. Adolt phus Adams who has been sick for | '"lo-'thne is somewhat- improved. | The 1'. T. A. of the' Oak Grove M.ooi had a very successful meeting Wednesday, March li. Mrs. '.onliie Butler our president in .barge. M i s. I)'. lia -Fisher and Mrs. M . Robinson were pleasant v sior.s in tho'iiDiiics of Mrst. *N. T. iu W. E. Washington Tuesday af . einoon. .Mr?. .E...1*U I.ewis was in Groen< . o.'d Wednesday on businei's^ We are glad to see Mrs. Lcla o'-ran alur spending sometime in ; r-j iid, . Ohio. Mrs. X. T.-Washington and fanil.v v.ere guests Vtf Mr. and- Mrs. ' tic Giiiie t Sunday morning., Little Miss Doris Jennings is . c.ry sick at this writing. HETT1S ACADEMY NEWS , By Uva Holmes We are pleased to report that .VIis. E. L. Nicholson is up again, after having been, ill for-several days \vith influenza. We trust th:,f sbo <1,1,11 I, n . ? ? www. kjk; \|uui; ? V7 I. Mr. J. li. MfcCain and a group of our singers and other students atom 1 v.'I li;.- funeral ot* tlu* Rev. C. "IT Muidl' ton at Mt. Lebanon church last Trursday. Rev. Mid.i. ton was a prom, ner.t hiinistoi of this section. He was found . a': in his car last Monday thorn*. . oi. recently ' rendered programs Fourth Ili class Mr. .Jones advi't tii lirnipton 11 i school, Leesviilo. I'j of. Patterson, principal, and the Snow Ilill school, A ken, Mr. Otis Rai;-oi-d, -lTinniliil, in in- forest of our rally l'ui.d. Miss Justine' Clary, senior, gave i sue -sful rally party at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jule Andorsoil. Kdireticld. Wednosdnv cvon. .ng. Miss All'e Mose'.ey of same lass entertained a large group at a rally party at the home of , "7T7 par. rts, Mr. and Mrs. Quinine , Mo.-chy, Kdgelelci, Friday even iittf. , i Third Hi entertainers and other ( ti dents, attended Field's Bay at Waev'ner on Thursday and renlii'ivil a v.iy onjoyajd." program at lie Wagoner school, Mr. R. C. I.)oan,. pvino'pal that night. Prof, .and Mrs. Rubens mid Miss Josie, Brown accompanied the group. One of our gjoe clubs rendered a program Sunday afternoon. That nighl tlx' singers gave a concert at thi- Forest Hill hotel to a very appreciative audience. President Nicholson accompanied the group and made an address at the hotel in 4 interest of our school. c Little James Win. Oliphant spent the week-end in Edgefield ' with his uncle, Mr. Albert Oli- * pliant. He reuorts havimr h#d ? grand time. * Miss A. M. Cummings accompa- 1 iii'ul one of our glee clubs to the ' Bushy l'bnd church, Orfln^eburg v county, Bcv. T. H. Broadus,\pas- c tor, Sunday. The program was ^ contribution ?f $10.00 \vas-~given ^ for the benefit of Collis Johnson. . senior, who is a member of that ^ church. The community night program . on March 1 was interesting and , . <9 (J enjoyable. Mfrsp S>nglet6n and all participants deserve credit. Miss O. E. Brown sponsored an x enjoyable amateur program Wed- j nesday evening for benefit of Sec- s ortd Hi rally fund. j Me tubers of the Freshmon class f tm smitc d a minstrel at Drayton ) -alr.cfct.-lll. school; N'owhopry recent j ly, and at Edgefield Academy. The audiences praised the performance ] v?ry much. j I i , ' . ' f * ' -W4 ' . i. JVi .. ' T - ? 1 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor Unlike the usual outcome with church-goers at Bethel Sunday February 28 was a full ^nd high - ay throughout even though th? weather was unfavorable. Dr. T. II. Wiseman a former pastor of Bethel was present at each service during the entire day to the delight of his many friends in Columbia. He addressed the Sabbath school at 10 a.m. At 11: 15 n. in. Ho pronrhptl n vnry-inu. pressiyo sermon to a large and appreciative ^audience from the subject "The Church." "Text found in the song of Solomdn 5:10. At 3:30 p.pr. the junior church under Uie direction of Mr. II. C. Perry and Miss Ella Clyde Myers rendered a very pleasing and profitable program featuring many musical numbers and an address by Dr. Wiseman on "The Youth of the Church" which was very good. , At the A. C. E. League hour tho young folk were hichlvl ?* 7 ? .O ?' favored with an address on* "Prayer!' by Miss S. E. Green of Allan university who always has a message worthwhile for~the young folk. . At 7 ;30 p.m. Dr. Wiseman eloped the services of the day with a special d'scourse on the subject "The End of a Perfect Duv," This wry impressive and an unusally large audience witnessed the. same. We appreciate the presence and service of the many friends, especially M,r. A. Hardy and son; Miss Daisy ^$toach 'and Mrs. M. E. RusselD ? -< I.ast Sunday was Holy Common- < ftin tind a" beautiful day. The ~i Sabbath school was out in full and commendable reports on 'the study and work. Dr. Lewis preached at 11:16 a. m. and at 7:30 p.m. Both sermons wore charged with spiritual fervor as coming from hidden fire The League service conducted by Mr. II. Webber, president was very good. The first quarterly conference held by Dr. E. F. G. Dent March 1st marked the beginning of a successful conference yjtar" at tiethel. We wish to thank everyone for the favors g.'veri vis in any way and bid you welcome to all of our services. OWING S NEWS Mt. Carmel A. M. E. Church 'Rev. J. I). Boyd, Pastor Sunday school began at the usu al hour, with Supt. Ferguson and teachers at their post of duty. At 11:45 o'clock," Rev. Boyd preached a wonderful sermon. This sermon was' enjoyed by all who heard him. The visiting pas tor, Rev. Dorrah. We had three persons to join the cluirch Sunday. They art- as follows: Messrs Claud Stoddard Whlll'tnil mid K. J. Hrfovn. ?Wo wore clad -to?farrtr?t|iiiie- a number of friends to worship with us Sunday. ? Announcement by Prof. Brown. Remarks by Prof. Burton and Br< I. T. Bates. Rev. Boyd was the dinner guest >f Mr. and Mis. Maek Saxon Sua. _ layMr. and Mrs. Hugh Saxon wen I he dinner guests in Laurens Sunday., . - ( Mr. and Mm. John C. Williams : were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Williams ?unday?; On Tuesday night, March 2 Simpsonville's team played Mb Carmel. Score 12-11 in favor ot Simpsonville. On Wednesday March 3rd, old Pilgrim's -team: ' played Mt. Carmel's team. LOWRY NEWS | i Mr. awl Mrs. Myron Sanders Win. Hattio Jackson, Mrs. C. Hon * lorson of Rock Hill, S. C. wore isitors of their aunt, Mrs. Susie 1 rames Sunday. They came in J ime for service at their old church * kown Chapel A. M. E. Zion. At'- 1 or service they looked over the r enictery, then walked up to -Mrs. f rallies' house for dinner. They t vas served with a most delicious ' hieken dinner. At 5:30 Mr. Goudlock, the pr^si- i !ent of Friendship college motored _c iack to Mrs. James for them" We 1 njoyed the Satlders family visit-, ng our church as well as our -i lome. x Mr. B. Walker left Saturday af- fi D**l. TT: 11 1 viuvv/n avltuiv. iihi, visiting ni:* * laughter, Mlsjsl, Marion Walker. 1 Miss.*Charl6ttc Howard, a sister f Mr. Nute Howard, died the past J; veek and was buried at Christian I lome Baptist church. We were j lorry to h^r of her passing. Wc eel she is better off; she has suf- t 'ored so long. We extend to the e Howard family our greatest sym- t uithy, at this most sad hour" t Born to Mr. and ? Mrs Artie ( s lughes a ton, little Jam?? Willie s lughes. v HE PALMETTO LEAbKft ALLENDALE CHAPTER N. F. S. C. HOLDS SICCESSFUL MEETING By Eli J. .Davis, Jr. I Allendale, S. C., Thurs., March 3rd?Prominent among the many social festivities of the week was the Father and Son banluet given by the Allwr.dale Chapter, of the New Farmers of South Carolina. Prof. David CI. Belton Jr., >vlio s head of the Agriculture Department at Allendale county training . The decorations were planned most artistically, the colors of pink and navy blue in soft shades being used. Graceful baskets containing carnations ar.d dainty fei n were usCd in the foreground to contrast with the beautiful decorations and dainty of the tables, ar.d "S" which represent Fath? r' The tables gave the shape of "S*' ami Son. Hundreds of candles gliinnn'red and gave'the appearance of fairyland. The 'banquet was h"U in the Home Economics bultlitg where , the new farmers of Allendale en- 1 urlained ..more than arte , and among them were twenty-live | prominent l'ai mers. Frank. Early, , president of the local ihii|iler. pi: the usual formal opening v.u :iion;. sided. The program.* be^gn by , of the N.?\ A. organizati.n. A" Orticers were stationed at their posts, j KING MR EE NEWS \ A??? J The Health Institute which win. ' conducted by Mrs. M. M. Sfuipkins' jf Columbia and Miss Blanche Sow ' ell of Che raw at Tomlinsoa Big!# 1 school on Friday and Saturday proved to be quite a success, k * was due to the splendid work done ] by the teachers of Williamsbur. 1 county during the Xmas Seal ' drive that this Institute was brought to them. Mr. and Mrs. Van Buren Thofnas entertained at their Koine- on Friday evening with a lovely. Bridge Party. During the eve- 1 nine a delicious supper was served. Guests were presented, Mrs. M. M. Simpkins and Miss Sowell. Bridge prizCs went to Miss M. h. Cav-" ; -non and Mrs, C. E,'Murray. Those enjoying the evening were: Misses Eloise Mop-is, Mi', dred Richardson, Amelia Tyle/j Marguerite Bradford, Blanche Sowell, Mrs. M. M. Simpson, Messrs Walter German ("hail.;. Hl.ii ay .mil .Mack McCulluiii. Rev. Henderson Hughes spent two day> in the city, after which he returned to'his work in Charleston, S. C. Friends of Mrs. Mildred Mason are glad to see Iter out again aftor her illness. Mi-ses Fannie: arid .Flora For 1 , hant of Orangeburg, S. C. -were. ( recent visitors i.n the city. Mrs. A. N.,McFar!in is still in ] bed and her lrien'ds wislt fol> her a ~ sphecly recovery. 7 j ZI(>.\ HAFUST t HLKCIl 1 ltev. J. I'. Kcedor, Pastor Sunday school opened at the usuaul with the officers at their retional program was hold. After f the devotional hour the teachers * took charge of their respective s idasscs to discuss the lesson "Lifi Here and Hereafter Thru Christ" f John 11:1 in.? - - J "Life and Love Triumphant" an c Easter pageant, under the direc- ^ tion of Mrs. J. P. Roeder, Miss ^ A. B. McGraw and Miss Fleda Jackson, will he presented Easter Sunday morning. 11 Miss Louise Cromer, one of our ^ ^hurch workers, who is now teaching in Aiken was present An tho s THuiiiuy scnooi. w e arc always 11 *lad to see our old members. ^ Directly after Sunday 'School, he church servifo began. Rev. feeder brought an interesting rries a iage to- t>he congregation.. The l' nessagc was: "A new Command- ^ nent T give unto you. That ye Lovt >ne another as I have loved you hat ye also love one another ohn 13:34. "King. Solomon's Bridal Party" vas presented Monday night, 8th ?f March. It was sponsored b.v--^He Metokas' and Caledas' club Marty visitors worshipped with (j is Sunday morning. One is alvays welcome at Zion. Rev. Mor- I inda, a native of East India, cit d a few instances which have >een happening in Ethiopia. Rev. J. P. Reeder has been atendlng a meeting in Orlando, Fin >ut now he has returned. He re>ofted an enjoyable trip: At G o'clock BVPU began with he Prosident, Mr. Thomas Lipsey md his co-workers in charge. Afenehers took charge of their reneetivo doac?? j; ? . i.u uiscuss tne Ios- j I on "The N?ed for Intelligent Ser i ice". 4" a ALLEN TEMPLE A. M .E. CHURCH j Rev. J. \Y. Witherspoun, Pastor j Greenville?On Friday evening, March 5, l'J37, at Love Feast our new pastor, Rev. J. W. Wither spoon muue his lirst appearance at Allen Temple and was "highly received and made welcome by all. Sunday was a very pretty du> and a large*-number came out to Sunday school.' After a thorougn study of the lesson, the acting Sept., Em. Adams, iiiuo_duce<i and presented to the school our new pastor, Rev. J. W.l Wlithevspoon. The pastor's remarks to tl.e same were very timely and interesting. Morning service began at 11:15 a. m. The devotional side of the service was conducted by Rev A-- - * " , ?v.,.,no, n.iu hi u very oenuing manh'r introduced and presents i to the congregation Rev. Withei spoon, who after some words of greetings brought the message, lie used for his subject, "Remeivb'Jrinjj the" Lord Jesus." This duung and spiritual message Was truly a masterpiece that stirred thohearts of many and cuu-.ed the spiritual tide to run high. This I), irg the first Sunday, the HoljT I'ommunion was given to a large number. The A. C\ E. League beg in a* 1 pi m. with a large attendance. Night service began at 7.30 o'Ioek. The pastor again ca ne l> 'ore us: and brought a very dine nessage. He used for his - siubect, "The Reach of His Faith-' ulne'ss." .. The congregation and the col-, cction were good throughout the lay. ^ The pastor announced that he xp*'cts to have his family here by die last of the week. Everyone s waiting with wide opened arms o receive them. WAY>1AN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. G. Owens, Pa9tor Sunday school began at 10 a.m. by the Supt., Mr. S, A. Moore with a full corp of teachers. The lesson whs beautifully taught by teachers aiid reviewed by Bro. R. B. Green. The banner was won by adult class for contribution and class No. 1 for attendance. Morning sesvice began at 11:30 with a large gathering. The pastor used as a text Mark 4:25, subject'"A Moral". This was a soul Stirling sermon.?It appeared a.-" n P'-nieeasiai snower. The services wcr?* unusually inspiring1 Sunday. There were many visitors out morning and night. The chucrh has launched her May Day rally. At 8:00 p.m. Rev. J. C. Hilton was introduced to preach. He , used as tekt Judges 7:19, subject ii.hon and His Army." This was mother wonderful sermon which rone-hi much from it 11 nvan the J )est. Stewardess boards 1 and 2 met 1 it the church -in the afternoon. SAINT PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH { Rev. W. M. Gantt, Pastor ] ] ?Ln-m-gstcr, S. C.?The- Sunday " .chool opened at 10 o'clock with i very large attendance. The le? ion was very interesting. At 12 o'clock Rev. Gantt preach- ] >d another one of his masterly .crmons. Ilia text was found 2nd ~] hapter, 5th verse, subject Let us valk in the light of the Lord . r The Lord's Supper was adminisered. ^ ] The Allen stars met Thursday lite, at the home of Mrs. Carrie t la ley. Mr. and Mrs. Earnefct Graham 1 pent a very pleasant week at the lome of Mrs. Graham's father, J Ir. Sam Reid. We are sorry to report that Mr. \ V. M. Campbell, Mrs. Agnes Brice fl nd Mrs. Francis Crockett are on tie sick list. Mrs. Crockett is in ^ tew York City. We are hoping ir 'them a speedy recovery. PALMETTO SANATORIUM |j \V.el the inmates of the above I ' j ?> nmod Sanatorium, have~b?en en >yinpr the visits of many friends, till the coining signs of spring.?p~ Tr.e ladies of the Hannah Plow- 1 1 en circle, of the First Baptist) H ri] 8 I church, of Columbia, * \v('ro very J thoughtJjH of the patients, with seasonal. Valentine greetings and candies. The Messrs H. T. Bavlis. and C. Robinett, of the Evangelistic club of Columbia called and gave some very good prayers and Bible talks with the patients. Then we had the Rev. \V. L. Wilson ana his choir of St. Raul Hap; tibt church of Columbia. The Rev. Wilson gave a brief talk, and the talented choir several? -good?old?time? spirituals?ami? hymns. Also Miss A^-A. Tlarrel of Tu-.- ] ktgee Institute, stopped in for a short visit. Mis> Harrel and nurse M. E. White are old friends from training school days. All of the patients and those in charge at the Palmetto, al.ay- en- (| joy such visits and welcome the-e folks, and others that have rr t paid lis a call us yet, anytime. WHITM1UE NEWS Mr. Frank Suber died *at h'.s homo in Jersey ( i 1 y.. N. ?last week and was.'shipped .to Whitman for burial Ilia wife a: d . other relatives accompanied - tii*-* remains here, lie was a fornn.i citizen of Whitmir''. Interim*!!', was held at Sck Well Baj t. church Sunday, March 7th by their pas*' tor. J. C. Byrd moitician it charge, Mr. and Mrs. Roy '-Wallace AT TV called"to Rock Hill last Th'invdaj on account of the death of M:*s c Wallace's, undo, Mr. .Otis Cole- 1 man. The girls of Whitmire played a very interesting game' of-basket ball last week at the" school _ house. The scores were 21-17 n favor C of Clinton. Bruce Tabernacle Sunday school S is still progressing under the supervision of A. C. Caldwell. The Sunday school is planning a nramn for Easter Day. A silver tea party was giver at the home ,of Mrs. Alice Byrd last. Sunday for the benefit of -the' church. A delie'ous repast was served and a fine program was renden On the siqk list are Messrs Eugene Byrd, Thomas Sanders, M* dames Martha Banks, Nellie San dors, Willie Mae Banks. Th << speedy recovery is hoped for. LEXINGTON COUNTY . TEACHERS ASSOCIATION j By Thelma L. Spears Lexington, S. C., Feb. 27?The Lexington county teachers asv ciation held its regular montl :y *meeting in the high school audi 'ttrest ;n spite of the inclem . 2 interest ' n spite of the incleniom y nf th" ivrnthwr, unique and interesting program < n the lives and v^oi*ks of the not' ' Negroes. With President W. II 1 iVilson presid ng, the program was 1 is follows: Music?Negro National Anthem invocation? , Music?Negro Spiritual. Benefits to be Derived from Nn: 1 ional Negro History Week?Mr. o Clarence Tatterson. Reading?"Lias" (Dunbar) Mns. N. L. Bush. Instrumental solo?Mis M. P. p Wright. Die Negro in Business?Mr. R. L. Burton. heading?The Tarty (Dunbar > M'ss Gertrude Lott. 'ocal solo?Deep jRiver?Mrs. Mamie Sommers. "he Negro's Achievements in E<i. ucation?Mrs. M. E. Sasportas. """ leading?The Negro Woman M'ss Eloise Boozer. "ocal Solo?Mrs. D. J. Sartor, leading?"The Creation" (J. We]. 1" don Johnson) Miss T I.. Spenv-tlusic?Batesburg Teachers Chorus. As an enn to the program rcnered, Miss M. P. Wright, the jn eanes teacher of Lexington coun- Sa y expressed thanks to the teachrs f or the splendid way in wh rb ? hey answered to the roll call. ng some professional ideals of a A. I uuu icacner. i . . . >?r to oor compenderstandinp:, dip- PSaM Fo Service insures Bt' til the invinlahlo ? and desires of the 19< f Plfl PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. A. B. JOHNSON SURE EON Ollice: 1 Assembly Street Phone 3-460 Residence: bit' Oak Street * ' Phone 8740 ~ REV. J. H. JOHNSON Office; 2029 Marion Street NOTARY PUBLIC K'uler in Real Estate, performs. ? " narriajfe ceremonies, write wills. .eeds. niortjrafresy claims, etc. ("all to See Him ..... Hfic'.' Phofie 8107 '' Rep. 6798 N. J. FREDERICK \ ....... - . Utomr y-at-law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN Al l C(H mt? ?State* and Federal 11'J Wash ngto.h St,. Cola.'*S. C. OR. ii. H.COOPER Dentist Special Attention Given to Diseases of. the Gums ' Gold Clown anu Driuge Work A Specialty Ulice Phone 0121) R^s:"^264 ? 125 Wasnington St., Cola., S.. C. DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician And Surgeon Hike Hours: 'J to 10 A. M.; i to 2 P. M.; 6 to 8 P. M. peu ai Attention' Given Diseases Of Women Residence: 22oU liampton Street Phone 75o4 DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Office Hours-: Telephone: 1 :UU.to 1 :UU P. M. Hes. 4002 G:Q0 to 8:00 P. M. .. Office 37U6 Office: Residence: U3u Taylor St.~ 1417 Pine St. *Office Hours: Telephone: 1 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8875 6 P. *1, to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon >iseaSc-s of Wcmfn and Children A Specialty Office: Residence: 115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. . ' Columbia. S. C. ? . i ??? nfr.^u ti~ - -- nuuis; Phones: 8 to 9 A. M. Office 5033 1 to 2 P. M. Res. 6798 G to 8 P. M, Dr. R. B. Frederick 4 Physician Offce: Residence: 107^2 Washington 1416 Park ver Victory Savings Bank, Columbia, S. C. hone 7811 All classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments Office: 2369V2 Gerva s Street Columbia, S. C. Dr. H. G. Thompson DENTIST 23*2 Assembly St. Columbia 1'hone 3466 ? )ld Crowns?Bridges?Plates a . Specialty. Extractions Made Painless Winnshoro VVeHnoc/).". lurdays at A. Russel Buijding. Phono 219 Office Hours Telephones: W AT U. to 7:00 1?. M. Omce"~6055 . Res/denee 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST illinp. Plates. Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty MADAMPETER'S Hair Grower r Diseased Scalp?Gives Life & aufc. BEST GROWER?apply ce a week?PRICE 3Sc. ^ f)6 Blanding St. Columbia tints Drug Store, Washington St. Thomas Drug Store, Taylor and Harden Street*