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Saturday, July 10, 1937.
JN MEMORIALS.
In loving memory of mty daughter
Anna Woody who departed
this life July 7, li'J3G.
She is not dead, not gone, 'lot
lost, not even sleeping,
Though we laid her in the grave
"J * with weeping,
For she is with nie in memory
sUll,
No sharp despair my heart can
Nannie Woody', mother.
Arthella Simpson, grandmother.
ST. PHILIP AME CHI IICII
iG.apway Circuit
ftunaay scnooi ai me usuai nour;
all teachers at their-post of duty
Sermon at 11:150 by Rev. C. K,
Wisdom, Sunday night 8:00 sermon
by .Rev. L.I). Gamble'; subject:
Let ,uS-go unto the hottSc-*?
the 'Lord,
Miss Mary McDonald of Lake
City is visiting Misses Gene and
i jparroll Gamble**
Rev. C. E. Wisdom was the din
Smith Sunday. Mr. Freeman, Smith
who has beer very ill at his honu
is much improved. -Mrs. Mark
Han us ol ut-oi goiown spent lasi
week with her parents Rev. and
Mrs. E.G. Smith.
Miss Georgia Smith is spending
pome tinv with her sister n George
town.
Rev. F.W.- Lawrence was the
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Smith Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Smith and children spent Sunday
in Holly Hill with Mis. R. B
Brown. Mrs. Essie JlenrVand
spent a short while with Mrs. Lot
tt i..i ..c Lr;Miv;di<iWi
lse nHiuii-L ui nii^jvitv.
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SUMTER NEWS.
July 4th was a glorious fourth
for many of the folk in the city
A large number, left the city foi
the beach and other places.
The students of the Daily Va*
cation Bible , school were complimented
with a special picture,, by
the manager of thV UyfTc Theatre
- at the Lyric on Friday morning
July 2 at 11 o'clock.
Mrs, Annie Johnson and Mr; anc
Mrs. F. W? Crawl and little dough
ter, of Atlanta, Ga., spent t h c
past week end in the city. Mrs
Johnson was the guest of Mr.am
Mrs. Twiggs and Mr. and Mrs
Crawl visited their aunt Mrs. Williams
and other relatives. Miss
Ruby Boykin accompanied Mr. anc
Mrs. Crawl on their return to Atlanta
to snend a couple ofweeks.
Mrs. Josie Murphy and son ol
Atlanta and Dr. and Mrs. Dibble
and children of Tuskegoe were
quests of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Pal
mer last week.:
Merdames Agnes II Cobb o 1
^ Wilmington and Jessie H. Banks
of New York City spent July -ltt
as guests of-YDv- ami Mrs.?.Orer
Minter. They left for Wilmingtor
on Tuesday. When Mrs. Banks re
turns to N.Y. she will immediate'
ly prepare for a trip to Havana
Cuba.
Miss Hayes and Mrs. Logan Wi
liams spent a couple of days it
Lakeviow visiting Miss Hayes'
relatives. When enroute to Lake
view?they stopped In_ Florenci
and Marion.
Misses Madge and Juani^a Tarleton
left for New York last. week.
Mr. Harold.HeLaine and Mr.
Leu^rWrrtkins I of t--. o r-*-?ti tt^u re
ast Jweek!
ReV. and Mrs. A. R. Howard
were called to Savannah last week
* on account of the death of Rev
Howard'^ brother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spann of New
Yolk is vis-iting her niece and nephew
Mr. and Mrs. White.
Mis* Kartell Black is In the
Frances Martin is quite sick at
thin-time.
Rev. Turin r has returned to the
? cytv and is now the pastor of the
Church of the Good Shepherd.
TABERNACLE BART CIU IU H
Greenville, S. C.?>S. S. at^ the
us^ial hour with Supt/ Richard
Bradley in charge with his staff
of coworkers and a large attendance
of adults and children.
Several visitors.
At 11 o'clock preaching service
began with Rev. Watson preaching
from John 19:30. Communion
k was administered.
BYPU 5:00 p.m. 7:30 Rev.
Garrett of Tryon, N. C.f preached
from Luke,14:17. Several visitors
worshiped with us1.
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CHESTER PARAGRAPHS.
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Miss Leila Bt'ice, R. N., motored
here from the hospital in Columbia
to spend a month's vacation
vith her mother at their home
jn Wylie St. M'ss Brice, who i/
? of Fii.ley Hi School
,tiul a graduate of the Good Sumaritan
Hospital of Columbia has
be? sUac 'y employed* for the
past four years as nurse at the
State Hospital.
Mr. Eddie West: Brown and Mr.
Johnie Walker, who are spending
I the summer at Benedict College.
- were?lioie this?week-end vi-iting
iheir parents.
Messrs. Floyd ami ()neil Mel.urkin
motored to X.V.Cy Thurslay
to sperd a .few da.Vs with
heir_ brother, Mr. S. R. McLurkit:
of Boonton, N. J., who sails on
the 10th for. a trip to Europe
Messrs. Floyd arid Onvii will visit
-everal cities in N. Y., State and
' N. J. and will make a trip to Can'
ad a before returnihK toChoster.
Little Miss Magdalena Dixon of
1 Washington, I). ('., is in the city
1 the_4cU.i't oT he r grandparents.
1 Mrs. Katie Allen and husband.
' Mjs. Ella Smith has gone to
Philadelphia to visit her daughter
^ Mis, MtiIh-1
I * Presiding Elder Cohen has been
.'tinline* to home a few days because.
of being shaken up apd
' slightly hurt in an automobile ac ident
several nights ago, While
, returning home- from his church
work, his car, driven by Rev. Mr.
Ililliard pipped on the pavement
and overturned. The car was badly
damaged. . ... "
L One of the ?addest happenings
1 in Chester was the death on Wdcnesday
. night of Mrs. Lillian K.
Lander, at her home on Oak St.
She came home from ' N.Y.C. the
Ilirst week in April, arriving jus
a few hours before the funeral
services of her youngest brother,
who hud been ill for a short time.
Everyone was sorry,to learn o f
he death of Lillian. Her mother
r made all arrangements for her
k funeral?sgi vices and- . bu.uLulT? -Mr.
Lee Kennedy, the only living son
having been called home . on ae.
| count of his sister's death arrived
. by bus about '>:J0 o'clock Thurs\J
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lay morning. Just as his mother
greeted him, she swooned, and in
j i little while was .dead. The double
funerals were held. Sunday, afternoon
at the. Metropolitan AME
/ church, which was packed to it
j capacity. Kev. .mi. iiuiiaui, me
pastor, preached the sermon. The
wo trray caskets were covered
with flowers which were borne by
twelve youi'u' ladies. Mrs. Kennedy
left one daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Kennedy; one- son. Mr. I. s
Kennedy; one sister. Mis, Carrie
^ Kennedy, Mrs Lillian Lander
left her husband. Mr, (iokr Lanj
der, who is ill in a hospital in N.
, V. C., one small son, .pile sister
( and one brother. The whole town
was stirred l>y the deaths of thi.
mother and daiiehti r. They wen
buried in a tjouble jjrave in Hebron
cemetery beside little David
| Lee who was buried in April. I'n
( dertaker .1. E. Spann 'was'in charge
Mr. and Mrs-. James Dottson.
Mr. I .e Hoy Ilou/.e, 'Mr. Harry
, Coleman :m<l Mr Willie k'l.incrly
motored here from Washington.
[--UXU-and -spent the fourth. Me*
Dottson was before her marring.
Miss Mary Johnson, Lacy street
and Mr. Tlouze is also' a Chester
, boy. Mr. Kennedy is formerly of
' Winnsboro. The other jruests had
I never been to S. ('. before, but
. expressed themselves as having
enjoyed the time here."
Prof. S. Louis Finley left Wedr
nesday for N. V. G. to continue
his studios at Juilliard School of
Music for the summer session.
, Mrs. Ida Massey, of N'.-.?Y. C.
spent a few days in the- city last
week. She returned Saturday.
Rev. J. A. Ha ten. of Union.
, preached a very soul stilling sor.
?mon at Calvary Baptist church,
Sunday morning.
The following: young: people left
for the respective places Saturday:
Misft Bessie Jones, WashitiK
ton; Mr. l.loyd DoGrntTcnried. Philadelphia;
Mr. David Guess, Mor_
ristown, N. J., and Mr. Roht. Hen -j
ry Brown, Baltimore, Md.
The Bethel Baptist cnurcn ot
which Kev. E.T. MolTatt is pastel'J
is planning a great rally on Hie (
third Sunday in July. On the first.
Sunday the Sunday school with
Miss I.ou Ella Rice, Supt., was
well attended, The Chestnut Grove
choir and pastor attended t h e
services on Sunday right. Rev. F.
Gladden pleached an excellent ser
moil. Rev. Moffatt is also pastor
of a church in Carlisle.
Rev. and Mrs. W.R. Douglass
have moved from the parsonage
on the corner of Cemtery and I.an'
\ caster St*., to Mrs. Anita Hia
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' ('AMLKON NKVVS
The 1th day passed od quiytly.
.Picnics a mi-barbecues who enjoyed.
Rev. ant' .Mrs. \V. R. Bowman
Had as guests Sunday Dr. and Mrs.
Samuel Nance, Rev J. P. Washington,
Mrs. Daisy Guinyard and Mrs
L. S. Waitey, St. Matthews; Mrs.
Dasy Mack and Mrs. Dasy Bell
Gunya'rd of Barnwell, Maud^Wilnains
and others wliosc nanj.s
your reporter dvln't' get.
The Royal Quartet singers of
Baltimore were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Keitt. They were as.->!ste.d
wTh the dinner by others.
1'his was one of thy swellest affairs
ever happened here.
Visitors were Miss Geneva Jentins
of Phladelphia; San^ Jenkins
of Lamar and Knoch Jenkins of
Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Keitt had as
tpecial jguests Mr. and Mrs. Ho*
innu .moss, 01 at. iuaimcws unu
Air. and. .Mi s. AYiL'.is Koitt.
Prof. \V. R. Bowman was unanimously
ejected principal of the
-str? Peter school, here. The trust
tees assured him they will gladly
. ooperate with him f.or a new. and
/Otter school building.
.Mr. lien: y JenKUis is living com.ditnented
on hi-s new LbdT Foi;d
jar. He is a leading citizen, a
reader of the "Leader" and agent
and a trustee of the school and
Hunch and run the only Negro
store in Cameron.,
<). C. Koitt has opened up an
ice house.
Dr. Nance wi 1 hold his third
quarter at Brown Chapel Sunday.
P; *
ill's home on Wylie St.
MrV. I'!Iix.a Rood, Meidt St., Columbia
is spending several days
here, as guest of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Belle Johnson.
Miss Jessie Young will leave
Saturday for N.Y.C. ' a'Ter spending"
fi-Vo weeks here visiting her
mother, who will make the returr
trip with her.
Mr. James F'ear.son, Mis. Elvi
ru White, Mrs. Rachel Melrrllan.
Mrs. Sallie Harder-, Mrs. Sarah
Thompson continue. <>ji the sick
list." "
End. I'taker -1. E. Spann was
xceedinjfly busy Sunday when he
had live bodies for burial. For
several day's theie was a continual
tream Of people both white ana
'colored' viewing these bodies.
Mr. Furman White, a very pros
perous farmer in the county was
buried Sunday by. Mr. Spann. Ho
was a brother of Editor C. P. T.
White, of Rock Hill.
The bodies of Mr. Hen T.owry
and Mr. Lewis Beatly wei|e both
in the slumber room of the Spann
Funeral parlor.
Ml. Auhie Howard's brother,
Mr. Tom Howard didd Monday.
He had been spending some time
m Winston-Salem and came home
a few days ac*>.
Quite a numb; r ol people from
nearby towns attended the Kenr
l -it ? ...1 .. ..
| fHMiy (i(>11(>11* lunn ui *r>ninici%v en ici
noon' at the AHKZ church.
Miss Annie B. Stanbaek is at
home* after spending several weeks
in Welclo!., N.C.,-u-irh- her ,sister,
M i s.?Ron in*?Wumihui y.
Star Night hy Queen BathsheiTdoi1.
O.K.F. was enjoyed
by a joily crowd of invited guest3
night. The arrangement was that
at the Masonic Hall last Tuesday
of a Silver Tea. Variety g;wne3
were played and everyone had
an evening ()f laughter and fun.
Punch and assorted cakes were
served.
President J. S. Sianback has
returned from Detroit with a glow
; ing report of the Michigan Conference
of the AM KZ church,
j which he attended.
High Point; Mrs; Marie Chisolm
and?craughU'r, Miss. .Dorothy of
Rock Hill, Miss Mildred Kennedy.
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Charlotte; Mrs. Johnie Mae Robinson.
Rock Hill and many others
attended the funerals of Mrs. Ken
nedy and daughter Sunday.
The?fourth?war?very puiet ly
spent here.
_See_ Masters Eugene Attics, .las.
Mackey and S. D. Wilkes for youi
paper each week.
Quite an attractive demonstration
?f work done by adults under
the direction of the Adult teachicou
<riv?>ti in the Home Econo
mics building at Finloy High on
Wednesday and Thursday. The
instructors are: Miss Ruth Reed,
Miss Ada DeGraffenrred, Mi's.
Mary Penderprass and Mrs. Scott
Foster.
Mrs. Uattie Clinton is improving
m health at her home on Cemetery
street.
Mr. Shelton Mayfield is a patient
at Pryor Hospital.
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THE PALJM^trU L&ADE1
MORRIS BROWN
A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor
Charleston, S. C.?In spite ol
the. inclement weather a very gooc
audience was present. The pastoi
spoke to* the junior church using
Us 4 base for his remarks St. Matt
3.5rd chapter. "What Think Yi
of Christ?".
l)r,. iA'inon preached at \ll: a.in
front St. John 7:11. "Love" was
the theme.. The effects of love us
proclaimed and practiced by Jesus
was stressed. There was t?ne access
i\in to the church at this seraclministered
morning and evening,
At K:00 p.m. Dr. Lemon spoke
front Isaiah '40:111. Theme "By
Products of Waiting on Clod".
The third quarterly conference
will he held Friday night, July 'J.
The presiding elder will preach
all day the second Sunday.
.Morri's Brown presents a splenlmint
on t h<> outside of the church
did apccarance in its new. coat of
and Church Home. W\. plan to
paint the interior in the next few
weeks.
At this writing Dr7t7^Si~Morant
is ver^ill. This vetejan minister
of the gospel, is still demcrfistiioting
his-faith' in the promises
made to the faithful. His life has
been one of usefulness to his
church*-atul race In the sunset t/f
his life he rests upon his work.
Bro. Ed.' A. Taylor leader of
Class No. 15 has been transferred
from Charleston to Augusta, (la.
by the Clausson Baking company.
We ale he/ping that in the Georgia
i'ty he will form new and lasting
acquaintances. Bro. Taylor is the
chairman of the Senior ushers and
will be- missed because of his activities
in the church.
.Morris Brown still looks forward
10 greater things under tlie leadership
of 1) R. 1. Lemon who has
a program'that is constructive and
worthwhile. The church will succeed
under such an ab'le managenient
accompanied by the support
of such members as constlute the
working Luces. It will not be out
of place to mention n?l'e-w? of the
stalwart workers' in the church.
Sisters Hannah Mitchell. Matilda
Foster. Elnma Forrest. Carrie
Lainbright. Edna Bennett, C. S.
A. Smith, Catherine Snider, E. 11.
Wa-hington, Julia Ward, Beahdcc
C.ic.oi F C Greenwood. Florence
Hi vers ami many others who'hi
space in this issue wi'l forbid nami
ti^T- AnVonj? the men of the
ehu'ieh we lind s-ueh characters as
Win. II. Simmons, J. \V. Gallman
F. M. JJaeaivie, Ilufus Jones, Julius
Grant, I'. D. Roper, Wins Johnson
l'hos. .V. CaSaine, W. D. Bradford.
V. e shall publish more ot
these 'orkers in another issue,
South Carolina should know that
Morris Blown -till lives aiul should
know who* helps her to survive.
PAG HI. AND NK\i?.
To the delieht of her friend;
Miss Dorothy Brewer is at horn*
from the hospital in Florence
where she underwent an operatioi
Rev, Robt. Johnson pastor o!
the Presbyterian e-hureh in Rati
rens -pent a few <lavs with hi:
sister Mrs. Laura Brewer.
Mrs. Lola BIak? ncy and famib
visited her d'auuliter Miss Etne
hospital at Charlotte.
Messrs. T. F. ami T. C. Brewoi
Mesdames Ola S. Brewer, Emnu
Brewer and Miss Alice Brewei
motored to Charlotte Sunday ti
visit Mrs. X.O. Brewer who is ii
the hospital.
Misses Louise. * Catherine am
Minnie Blakoney, Mr. Beri Blak
eney and Mrs. Annie McConnel
motored to Monroe Friday nite.
Rev. .T.TT. Toatley and daujfhtei
Miss Lucille and Mr. James Riv
ei*s of Chesterfield stopped at th<
home of MTT T. Fi Hrewer HI on
day to enroute to Charlotte. Mrs
- Alice Tit eu m joined them on?t4r
trip. ?
Mr. mnd?Mr*. J). Bur.ch {tin
daughter Thelma moTtrrpd-to Be.n
nettsville Monday.
Mr. Fletus Hubbard spent S<*4urday
evening uihI Sunday in Mot
roe, N. C.
Miss Goldie MeComb had as
her* irucst ^ Slip day Mif. Kirk land
Leevy of Columbia.
Mr, Bon and I.ouise Blakoney
had as their quests Sunday Miss
Margaret Williams and Ate Williams,
of Monroe.
Prof. C. S. Thompson was thi
speaker at the Pew Rally Sunday
at John Wesley M. K. church.
Sir. English Taylor who is ir
the CC-C camp spent a few day;
with his family.
Mr. Roy Funderburke of Cher
aw visited his parents Sunday.
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< hesterkiel!) "news,
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Mrs. Sadie Buucom, formerly of
f. Chesterfield but now rcsitHng in
j New York City i.? visiting her relr
atives and friends for a few weeks
, Miss Nannie Mae Leak is home
for a visit from Wilmington, Del.
, Key. J. 11. Toatley members and
triends motored to (ialilee AMEZ
church Sunday afternoon to hold
( services, for Kuv. Leak. Key.
i Toatley preached a seimon that
i will linger long. in the minds of
true believers.
Kev. J.W. Taylor l'.E/ of the
r i. he raw?Ue1inell.-\ lite ItTsTTTet oT "
the .ME Conference held his quau j
lerly meeting at Mt. Tabor ME
vhurch Sunday evening. A few
were present, despite the eontin- ,
ued tain
The Tom. Thumb wedding which
was last Thursday everting at
(Jrandview Presbyterian church ^
was quite a lovely affair and was
enjoyed so much. It is hoped it ,
will be repeated. Mrs. 14. A. Tout
ley, sponsor.
Miss Kose B. Toatlev is soeiul
irg a few days at Myrtle. Beach.
Sir. and Mrs. Horace Seller's
and Mis. Jack Spencer motored to ,
Sardinia Sunday to take Mrs. S'elj
ies .sister, who hod hei-n h.oy _
sting her for a few weeks. - ,
The lawn party at Li rand view
Presbyterian Monday evening was
quite a success.-A lovely time Was i
v pent socially. . ,
Miss Cecelia Mae Toatley, who i
graduated last May from Johnsor. i
- C. Smith university with cum lau- :
do, has won a scholarship to the
(jiaduate School of Howard uni- i
versity. Congratulations. i
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KMANliL A. M. li. CHIKCH
Rev. H. K. Hrogdon, Pastor
, Charleston.--The' attendance or. ,
last Sunday morning was marred
i owftig- to the fact that a torren-.
lial rain came down just about
i "he hour for service.-There were
. those who came out in suite of
die inclemency 'of tic weatlief.
These wore highly benetitted spiritually.
A lively and ihspiiing ser
mon was delivered by the pastor!
during the morning worship.
' The day turned out beautifully
and by the evening hour- arrived
ihe weather was altogether ditFereht.'
A splendid congregation of
' u.ushippeis heard another great
1 oh ssage coming from Dr. liiogdon.
The Lord's supper was ad- i
. uinistered ty a large number dur
ing the day's worship.
.Mr. Julius Mack. Sr.
Funeral sei vices for the above
. amed person were held at_ the
establi-linieiit of ILK. Ma/.yck,
.Mortician on the afternoon of the
' 1th. instant. The deceased having
J been ill for some time, succumbed 1
on the morning of July '1. Brothel*
, Alack was the leader ..of Class 10
i for quite awhile. Owing to his inI
disposition he was. ynahl,<?~tn-serv.e j
- regularly. Mis remains were euloi
gizi-d by the pastor who paid a
glowing tribute to the deceased.
L Brother Adam McKvKcy. associ-j
1 ate leader on Wednesday 'light I
deceased. Dr. Brogdon was assist- 1
r id by I>rs. C.S. I.edbitter. tin- pas
i tor of of Plymouth Congregation
r al chuich and J. Pearson, the pas
j tor of Mt. Olivet Presbyterian
i church.
Brother Mack is survived by his
1 widow, four brothers and a large
- number 'of relatives and friends.
1 A very large gathering was seen
at the funeral,
r Miss I.aura A. Hill is spending
- her vacation in Hendersonville. N.
? C. Miss Hill is a teacher in the ,
I" public school system. Also Mrs,
. Catherine Rose, a member of our
p- junii'?t4nnr?is spending n few "
weeks in Flat Rock, N. C.
1 Mr. S.N. Green, .Jr., and son <
- Harold, are spending some time
with their mother, Mrs. E. M.
-> Green. Miss S.E. Green has rer
turned?fiom Columbia where she
taught at Allen University. ' I
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CHERAW NEWS
The Bibic Vacafional -school
was very largely attended at the
community building with an enrollment
of one hundred pupils.
&lr. Ro'bert McCall Supt. and coworkers
present.
OtiUof-town visitors Mr. Aljram
Hook, of New York; Dr.
Dorsey of St. Louis, Mo.; Rev.
A. W. Williams of Athens, Ga.;
Mr. Henry Little of Ferrel, Pu.
The Missionary society of the
Pee l)ee_ Baptist church met at
the home of Mrs. llanna Leek
Friday?.hitie? Next?meet- ing
'will be at the home ci Mrs.
KrancU' Bel'..
Mr. -A brum Hook left Saturday
jafternocrti taking his wife an<i
son.
Mrs. Nannie McNat is home on
'.er summer vacation from New
York to the delight of her many
friends. Mr. Kirkland Levy, Mr.
I. D* Christie and Mr. T. J. Sullivan
motored to Cheraw on Frilay
and remained until Sunday i
ifli.i-n.u.v. oftc.I;....
.Mkvinwn 3CI V1VX3 ttl
the Second Presbyterian church.
Mrs. G. A.- Sharfier is very sick I
it this writing. We hope iter a
speedy recovery. ?:?
Mi;? A. M. Pickens is home a{:
en?spending?several?rtaj'i With "
ne.r. relatives at Columbia.
The Light Heart Brare-h of
Woman's Federation club Cheraw
is still alive and has a mind to
airy on a*, each meeting, . unm
jne is made to fee! glad either by
a "token of charity or words ox
sympathy. At orr last meeting
i guest ten Was p' nr.ed for Sunlay
afternoon J y lltn. Next
meeting WednevL / Jo'j 21st at
the home of_Mrc-. Dora Bohlnstn.
' Mrs., L. V. Ellerbe enf'tained
along with her music class several
friends on her la vn Friday
evening. The clasls rendered a
program each number pertaining
to music. Delierous ice cream
and cakes were served.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hasty of
Marshville, N. C., were visiters
in town Sunday. They were the
guests of Mr. Elbert Wilson and
Aniiie Kugin, Mr. Frank Ghapv
man returned home Thursday
from Savannah,1 Ga., being called
there on uctvount of the death
of her father. I
AKOIND CADES
The Rev. M. C. Cooper preached
a soul stirring sermon at the
Hickory M. E. church Sunday
morning, everyone seemed to enjoy
it.
Sunday school at St. Pctil A. M.
E. church at the usual hour conducted
by Supt., Bro. 'E. L. Thorn
as.
Amanda Lee Kinder daughter
r.'f Mr. .M. Kinder died in Kew
Vork Cittf last week. The remains
were brot home and funeralized
at St. Mary M. E. church
Surviving her are her parents,
mi tv .-isici v.v?<j ui uliters uisu
a host of friends.
Palbearers were Mr. Charle
W. McFadden, Moses McFadden.
WiKij! McFadden, Charley McFadden^
Otley McFadden, T. C.
Chandler.
Flower girls were Mrs. Martha
Montgomery and Mrs. Louvonia
('handler.
Mr. L. M. Green took charge
of the bodyv undertakers of Lake
City.
Miss Vivian Adams of New
York is also visiting her parents
Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Adam.
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor
Sunday was a pleasant day for
church-goers. The Sunday school
began at the ijs>ual hour witth
Supt. and a number of teachers
prese'nt. After listening to a
brief discussion of the lesson the
mon. Text 127th Psaf.m 1st
verse. Theme Ye Sfrall K""w 'the
Truth, Sunday beflhg the first
Sunday and the fourth -of July
quite a few of our members aito |
visiting fronds were nut tn not.
ness thi-s spiritual message.
At 6:00 p.nii the
services were in session and everyone
that attended these serBRADLEY
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Telephone 8137 I
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vices were spiritually fed. At 8
the pastor can.'- with, another
burning message. 1; xt Paul 2:14.?
Wx*~'were \Vry~~ much mi.spiied
after listening to these
messages. \ isitofa are always
welcome to* Union Baptist church.
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CARDS
DR. A. B. JOHNSON
SURGEON
f>ffice' ?Auucmbly?.StI Cfet
Phone 3466
Residence: 019 Oak Street
Phone 8740
REV. J. H. JOHNSON
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Office; 2020 Marion Street
NOTARY PUBLIC " '
Dealer in Real Estate, pWotma
marriage ceremonies, Write wills,
deeds, mortgages, claims, etc.
Call to See Him
Office Phone 840 7 Res. 0708
J FREDERICK ?
Attorneyrat-law anii Notr" p..v.i;
1 UUIig
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
?State anj) FkHtuI
11.11# Washngtoii. St,. Coia.' S. C..?
DR. H. H. COOLER
Den lib t i .
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Special Attention Onto to Diaeastb
of the Cuius
Cold Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty
Office Phone 642ir lies. S2C4
1125 Warding ton St., Coia., S. C.
DR. J. G. STUART
Ey^.Ear, Nose u:.d Thioat
Glasses Fitted Accurately
Office Hours: Telephone?
11.;00 to i:uu 1*. il. lies. 460.2
0:00 to 8 ;0o P. M. Office 3706
Office: Residence;
21)30 Taylor St. 141? Pica St:
Office Hours: Telephone:
11 A. M. to 2 I*. M. Kcs.( b?75
6 P. M. to 6 h
Dr. W. D. Chappelle
Physician anu Surgeon ?'
Disease* of Wi m'-n ana Chi! ' et '
A Spt-c alty
Office: Residence:
2115 Lady St* idol "Pi'fte St. .?
Coltunbia, S. C.
MMugJuuxai aioByii
Office Hours; Phones;
8 to "to A. M. utlKg *3033 .
11 to 2 P. M, lUa. CT'jS
6 to B P. 11.
Dr. R. B. Frederick
Physician
Offoe; Residence:
1107V* Washington 1410 Park
Over Victory Savings Bank,
Columbia, S. C.
Phone 7S11 .
All classes of Lenta. Work
Dr. L. H. Hallman
DENTIST
PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS
Sundays by Appointments
Office: 286yVa Oerya s Street
Columbia, S. C.
Dr. H. G. Thompson
DENTIST
l323^i Assembly St. Columbia
Phone 840b
Gold Crowns?Bridges?Plates a
Specialty. Extractions Made
Painless
In Winnsboro Wednesdays and
Saturdays at A. Russel Building.
Phone 21'J
Office Hours Telephones:
8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. ofiiM 6033,
i-' ' Readence 8873 "
?Dr. D.K. Jenkins
DENTIST
.Pilling, Plates, Crowns, Bridges
Sunday by Appointment
Anesthe&ia a Specialty
JMADAM PETER'S
For Dtecaaed Sealp-^?Gives Life &
Beauty. BEST GROWER?apply
once a w*ek?PRICE 85c.
1906 Blanding St. Columbia
Counts Drag Store, Washington St.
Thomas Drujf Store, Taylor
and Harden Streets
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