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Saturday, August 29, 1937. To Conduct Revival I REV. W. M. DOWNS one of the City's youngest pastors vvill conduct a six nights'. ..Gospel Services at Pilgrim Baptist church of Chicago, 111., pastored by Dr. J. C. Austin, beginning the 5th Sunday night, REVIVAL AT ST. PAUL CIR CUIT, CHARLESTON DIST. Rev. Arthur McFadden, Evengelist Rev. Geo. H. Adams, Pastor. : Life in its wider measure awaits the call of some voice from beyond some vision of truth that breaks in upon the soul and gives mean ing'to the whole existence The glory of our tfuman nature is that it can respond tq the vision, and can find life's values in that which links the self up with that which is beyond the self. When the vision of God comes to a man, and the everlasting yea is registered in his <niil fho mar* v?m?r?t V?Sa self, and all the measurements -of life take on new proportions. And so the Evangelist Rev. Arthur MePadden, presented to men the great vision and in this vision " Jesus Christ was lifted up and those sat in darkness saw the light Again and again there are those who rise superior to the current practice, and who insist that life has more in it than making adjustments to the existing order of things. Hence a new day, new life, new start in the St. Paul Circuit. The Kingdom of God as a social idea will be continually reborn in the hearts of those who follow the vision of the living ever re-creating God. ( 47 ) Forty-seven converts accepted this trutn and we rea^ji,, believe they are earnest in this belief. The St. Paul Camp meeting will be staged on or about the 3rd Sunday in October. Watch the columns of this paper for exact date. Address of Evangelist: ji- Key. Arvnur ;vicr auuen, R. F. D. 1, Box 61, Summorville, S. C. Address, of Pastor: Rev Geo. H. Adams. 212 Rut ledge Ave., Charleston, S. C. * r ?:> WATERLOO NEWS The Bible School closed a very successful term with an enroll???ment of 38 pupils^ \ . Laurel Hill Baptist church, Rev. ....... S.E. Ivay,?pastor, closed a great revival; Rev. M. P. Pearson was the speaker for the week He did not only bring 20 new?1 members i nto the church, but revived all who sat under the sound of his ~ voice; as he preached God's word. The collection for the week wasT $123.20. The members gave the pastor $9.25 on hisv trip to the National Convention making a total of -133.45.- ? Mrs. Judie Hayes and Carolina Smith spent the week with Mrs. Eliza Valentine at Barksdale. Mesdames Marie Cunningham of Atlanta, Ga.. and Nettie Posey of Washington, D. ., ' visi'ted their parents Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ful-k, lor. ML Johny Ligon, W.L. Cunnning.' ham, Arthur Hill, Yancy Foggy, Tom Rice, all gladly welcome their children home on their vacation from thp various NnrtKprn ritioa It is indeed a treat to have them. Mrs. Laura Calhoun of Columbia is visiting relatives here and was the dinner guest of Mrs. Maggie Fuller, Wednesday, Aug. 18. Rev. M.P, Pearson was royally entertained by Laurel Hill members while carrying on the revival We hope he will come again. COKE?BURY NEWS St. Paul A. M. E. church closed a great revival conducted by our l ex-Pastor, Rev. M. G. Williams of Greenwood. . The Spirit of God was ^^^^with him and many souls w"ere brot |^rist. Rev. Boney gave wonassistance. The prayer ser ^kach evening were conducted Hnrs Boney and Holmes. ReV, Kj .0 . - . .- - JOHN&TON NEWS A successful revival meeting was closed at Bethel C. M. E. on Friday night, August Jilj^copduct-c*by"Hevr*E7TirrGilliam of Bates' >urg. Mr. Joe Miles spent Thursday in August on business. Rev. A: C. McFarltn of Augusta, Ga., was seen in town Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Qdom has spent the past two weeks at her home on vacation. For the past week Mrs. E. M. Lattimore has had out of town guests at her home. Miss Jennie Srnkler has returned to Aiken after a visit to her mother, Mrs. Emma' Sinkler __ Mr. and Mrs. Esau Scott and son Wallace have returned to their home in New YoTk after a visrt to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bland. Miss Grace M. Bland spent Saturday in Aiken with friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Culbreath and Mrs. S. A. Attaway are visiting relatives in Plains, N. Y. After a visit to Mrs. Savannah Young, Mrs. Mamie Davis has returned to hff home in Charlotte. Revs. J. M. Glassengame, W. W. Gary and Miss Dottie Gomillion are attending the Leadership train ing school in Greenville. Miss Goldie McCombs has returned to h?r home in Pageland af ter a visit to Miss Ruth Forrest. Mr. J. W. Forrest has retyrned from Washington, D. C. Mrs. Martha Miles and Mr. L. Amos of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Mary Johnson of N. J., have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Noah Amos. We regret very much to learn of the illness of Mr. Burt Amos in Columbia. We frope he wrll soon get better. Mr. Noah Amos a bi utiler of his, motored over to see him Friday. Mrs. Anna Abney has returned from a visit to Saluda. ANNUAL MEETING WATEREE DISTRICT MISSIONARY SOCIETY * The Wateree district W. H. and F. M. society held its annual district convention in Butler Chappel A. M. E. church, August 13th Walfton, S. C., with Mrs. Viola G. Stammers, the president, presiding. 9:30 period of worship, conducted by Rev. B. J. Hodge and Rev. S. J. Brown, assisted by the Presiding Elder, Fev. B. F. Hildebrand The annual sermon was delivered h,. Rev. R. L. Randolnh. He se lected hig text from the Acts of the Apostle 3rd chapter 4th verse subject "Look On Us". All hearts were* made to rejoice. JSingrng. Offering. The following visitors were present*(Hby the elder: Rev. J. P. Washington of the Orangeburg district; Rev. L. Burgess of New York City. Each gave us a very interesting talk. 3:00 o'clock Praise service. Organization. Appoirftrng committee. Repc/rts from Local societies. iAH charges made good financial jeportst Assessment collected $159.00. All officers were re-elect fed after which we had Memorial service for the deceased. The Rev. E. J. Gallishaw and his good members and friends made it pleasant for everyone. Everyone seemed to have had the true missionary spirit and pledge themselves to do more' for the' cause of mission. This wag one of the best meetings ever held. ST. ALBAN TRAINING SCHOOL The faculty and student-tbotfy worshipped with Rev. Barton at Rocky Creek church and enjoyed a good sermon. Those in the Chocolate Wedding will be ready to make their appearance in a few days. Mr. Winston Reed a 1937 graduate Alhfln. visited hrs -sis ter, Misi Grace Reed who i3 a 3tu dent here. Mrs.Dendy, Miss Mack and the Misaee Vir^mia Humbert^ EdithMcAlister, Catherine Ware, Eleather Rice, Queen Ella Adams, Mar guerite Thompson, Grace Reed and Anna Mae McAlister vi-sited Mrs. Mary and Miss Essie Lee Holiday Sunday aftehioon. We are sorry to report Master Floyd Jackson of the 4th grade out of school due to an infection from the bite of a neighbor'a dog. LAURENS NEWS Mr. Oliver ,and Lay Burton of New York CrfJ^ spent a few days with their parents, Mr. arwf Mrs. Andrew Burton on Price Street. While at home they and their sister Miss Iner Elizabeth Burton went to Georgia to vrsit their sister, Mrs. Claudia Mae Carpenter of McBean. Ga., and other relatives and friends at Blythe Hephzibah and Waynesboro, Ga. Their trip and stay was v?ry much enjoyed. fc. H. -Foggy of Providence, R. I., was here visiting his grand parents. He preached two nights for us. He is quite a yc/ung man tho' his sermons were great. Cokesbury is proud of the young man. All of his father's folks are natives here. This ending our third quarter Rev. B, H. Gray of Mt. Pisgah, KoM V\ ?? nilQ rfp v* ITn brought a wonderfful message. Theme Tell It To The Church. The quarter was a success. Vtsitora, Mrs. Sarah Simpkins of Philadelphia, Pa.; Miss Nannie Klugh of near Greenwood. We were glad to have Mrs. Florence Moore out Sunday. She has been shut in for sometime. Mr. G. C. Nash continues sick. The Christian Home Burial Aid society had a very good meeting Friday. It continues to grow numerically and financially. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER ??? WINNSHORO NEWS Multitudes of our people flocked out to Camp Wt lfare and t.? C<'th._ SSrhane last Sunday. To both places people came frtfm far and near for reunions. Prof, and Mrs* N. A. Y. Ford and little son are here visiting his mother and friends. They worshipped with the saints at St. Paul Baptist church last Sunday. Mr. Hubert Crosby who has for sometime made his home in Char-, lotte, N. C., departed this life th^re last week and was brought here and funeralized at Zion A. M. E. church. Rev. J. \V. Alexander conducted the services in the absence of Rev. Smith, the pas tor. The body was in charge of Manigault and sons. - Mr. Crosby leaves t\Vo sisters and a* host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss. Having closed out a successful meeting "at Mt. Pisgah for Rev. J. i M. Beatty, Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Walker of New York are here con ductrng a revival at St Paul for Winnsborc/. Results of theMlljprt promises to be good. ^'r Mrs. Hattie Stevenson and Mrs. Ella Kelley are still on the sick list. 'We hope that they may soon i' be themselves again. Mrs. Helen Archie, Mrs. Raphe- j "lia Woodard, Mioses Tecora Baxter, Maude Roseborough, Mrs. Katie Beasley and son George, Mr. Butter Peterson and wife. Mis. Annie Lee Baxter Peterson all of Washington. 1). G\, are here visiting relatives and friends. Rev. Dr. J. W. Wright and wife of Rock Hill are sojourning here at their second home ttnd among their many friends. They were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Battiste last Sunday. Mrs. Mabel Worthy of Asheville N. C., is here- the guest of 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rose borough. Mr. William Moore of Jersey Uit>, >r-. J., Fs tier'1 on .busvnos. He is the guest .of his brother Mr. ' S. M. .Moore. Mrs. K. M. Terrell and daugh- 1 ters, Misses Bennie Lee, Mary Pv#ni>is and Let tie Mae Mack of Lake Wales, Fla., are here tlie I; guests of her sisters, Mrs. Eddi'o I Davis and Mrs. Eddie Lylcs. They were all. among the saints at. Camp Welfare and (Jethsemane last Sunday-. Vacation days have almost passed and schools are nearing theiropening. Tuachers amd'\ students will then pitch another great bat-j tie against ignorance and super- \ stition. MOL'NTVIELE NEWS Mrs. Emma Jones of Columbus, Ohio, was funeralized at Piedmont Presbyterian church, Sunday. The funeral was conducted by Rev. R. C. Johnson. Mrs. Jones was tinlast old pillow of the founding of the church. After going to Ohio and Missouri, she worked in those churches. Yet we feel its our lost but heaven's gain. ? ?. Mr. Walton-Eowler is spending his vacation in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Pitts and children were the guests?of?Mr^ > f. ts. Nance. Miss Lola and \\ra Fowler will return to New York City Saturday. Miss Emma Pitts?returned-J to New York Sunday. Miss C. M. Pitts accompanied her. Miss I.. 1 M. Pitts is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Pitts, Clinton. Mr. J. I.. ' Cook called to see Miss Pitts on Sunday. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I ASSIGNS TEACHERS. Tentative assignment otr teach- , ers in School District No. '4. The schools open Sept. 13 at lJ :00 a.m. , Principals meeting at Liberty Hill < School, Wednesday, Sept. M at 10:00 a.m.* i Four Mil ?Francis Jackson, Prin., Annette Jackson, Mabel Ri- < vers, Mary Trcscott, Priscilla < Stent, Rossie Miller. i Six Mile?James Bonds, Prin., Ruby Forsythe, Eva Hill, Inez I Pinckney. Liberty Hill?J. Thomas Wilson, ' Prin., Helen Joy, Etta L. Winds, < Pearl Greene. < Ten Mile=?Aaron Richardson Mary Ford. t Ladson?C. J. Edwards. Ashley Phosphate?Beatrice Sen 1 trice Seaberry, Etta V. Greene. Lambs?Eugenia Brqwn. 1 Dorchester?Emmie Payton. Lincolnville?Clinton Young, \V. f A. Barron, Mattie Wilkins. C. H. Garrett, Supt. CAMERON NEWS f i Rev. S- H. Lewis ran Brown \ chapel revival meeting. Many ac- < cessions and conversions. Pastor Bowman was happy with the re- , THE PALMETTO LEADF To Study at Oberlin ^ i HKV. A, WALTER WILLIAMS The Hill's First Baptist church of Athens, Georgia has granted its Minister, the Reverend A. Walter Williams, a leave of absence for study at Oberlin College. Oberlin, Oljio. The Reverend'Mr. Williams will have for Oberlin September 10th, and will be away uirtd-next June. suits. "*Mrs. hit en Davis and Mrs. Mary Bradford of Charleston -pent their vacation in Cameron with friends. ( They worshined jit S* - ?Sun sermon. While here they visited day and enjoyed Rev. Washington Orangebur gaud other sights but tlu-y were. Mrs. Annie Green special guests. Mr. and Mrs. Thoma-- Tljompm.ii,/Mi's, 1. utile We It, Ulysses W^'ir, Mr. Mid Mrs. Walter Glov r. spent Sunday' in 'Charleston at Ri\er Side Beach. . Tho\ reported nn enjoyable time and lint many old friends while in .Charleston. John "Goodly, 02 and sinter ('lysia Chesbourgh,- Kt? di-d this w cek. Moth Mineral- at ST Paul . luireli. Both l'ulierals wetv preach ed by Rev,' B. J. Hodge. Johnson and Jenkins undertakers in charge. Rev. and Mrs. W. Ih Bowman left on their vacation for Marion i M,.-.ti. in.....i, in.- .1 - v\ ish them much rest anil joy. Miss Jennie Jenkins. tlu> only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins, formerly of Philadelphia, hut now of Caineri/n spent the weekend among friends of Orange burg-. Miss Jenkins i> very much help to he: mother in the home and also clerking for her father when his business calls him elsewhere. ' E. E. Lawrence, Jacob Jinmuu"-^ son, Ro-e Shuler. Mrs. C. M. Jimmersoii. Lowly lanto'n attended the revival meeting every night and paid big iiioiu-y for its support. v" -! '< K.MM A.M'I J, A. M. K. CHl'RCH Rev. R. K. Mrogden, Pastor ( liarlestoii. S. <'. --I.ast Sunday >vas kr.own a> Women's. Day at Emmanuel and the women- put vet a grand- prouiain.-- It was beii<'ved by the men that they had out in 11 the women, but it was ai'i'ii on? lar.t Sundai tliut the fair er >c>: played u.nr part and played : [ urn. Kvangelist Maivuur Johnson, a daughter of Kmmamtel- was chos''n to speak un last Sunday morning. The t-"Xt from which the ser moil was developed may be found in the sixty-lost chapter of Isaiah at. the?Tirst Verse: "The spirit of the Lord God i-s upon me;" etc. Her th?'me was, "The Christian Garage". In pan the speaker stated that the church may be jars are taken to be repaired and strengthened. So it is with the church. After toiling d urn kg the week, meeting w th hardships and disappointments, the Christian comes out to the house of the Lord, to be "repaired" for another we' k's journey. Sister Johnson certainly made a splendid showing and her message was very impressive; Sister Mary Wesley made th'' mo: nimg prayer. This being women's day, the pastc.'r selected sister P. S. Salter to speak to the. children. Her talk was very encouraging and practical. 1**^1 - ....... tin,. ot fntulnn/>n >> 11 n il \t"l \ II III.- I* V vv . luring tin- Sunday school period, he time wn< interestingly spent. A'e were pleased to have with us Miss S. K. Green, instructor at VUen university who conducted he Sunday school session. The inme was lwiwed by Mi's? Green. A'e want f.Tie hundred girls and me hundred boys to attend.. Girls' [>ay and Boys' Day on the second ind third Sunday, respectively. An nter^sting time will be had. September 12 and If are the dates set aside for this occasion. Sunday evening a society was iddiessed by the pastor. Rev 1:20 :r NATIONAL BAPTI! r v-v ; mirviTNTTIL September Avail yourself of the unexeell COAST LINE?AIR CONDITI SC'H Kl)l LK AM) HOI Sept. 6th Leave Charleston Sept. 6th Leave Lanes . Sept. Gth Leave Sumter ?:?rr~-?* Sept. Cth Leave Orangeburg Sept. 5th Leave Denmai k Sept. 6th Leave Barn Well Sept. 7th Arrive Atlanta Sept. 7th Leave . Atlanta Sept. 7th Arrive .Birmingham . Delegates front the Coastal and P? their home stations the evening of with this AIK-CONDITIoNED CO.ments go through to Atlanta if our further information write He v. G. tional Baptist Convention, Georgetov agent of ATLANTIC COAST "The mystery of the s^ven stars which thou sawest in my right b hand and the seven golden candle- 0 sticks.". "Spiritual Life". From c this passage and verse Dr. fcJrog- ^ den delivered an awakening j.sCr- 1: moil. A tremendously large aud- a ierice was seen. " The all-umale choir rendered line music- on last Sunday, with Misses Julia May Brogden and a .Etta L?Winds, ohori.dm Ulld oF~ "Tj panist respectively. Mr. James Ferguson one of our [ voijpg leaders left for New York, f N. V., recently. GEORGETOWN NEWS It has been definitely announced .i that the 1937-1938 session of How- 1 ?rd High school of Georgetown be- J gins Thursday, September yth. All a teachers are called to meet Wed-1 nesday morning September 8th at -l i*:00 o'clock. ' h Dr. nnrl Mrs 1) Nh Wilton noil children left Tuesday for New * York to* speiW^fwo weeks vaca- j ion with relatives. Mrs. Minnie v Rogers acconvj?anied them. Mrs. n Rogers will visit her daughter, 0 Mrs. J. B. Greene of White Plains ^ N. Y., and her sons in New York City.. . U Mrs. Vio i. JMcCollo'ugh of Wash- j ington, D. C., is here visiting rel dtives. She rs house guest of her sister, Mrs. L. B. Alford, Mef-ri- L man Road. \ \ Rt*V. Dr. \V. B. L. Clarke leave 1 Thursday for Philadelphia, Pa., tl Washington, D. C., and Wilming- & ton, Del., respectively. He has been given a vacatin by his con- p gregation also. H ? ? ? THE VOICE FROM n THE MO IN TAIN %V C" B. F. Stewart There has been a great revival season in th^'se mountains and u( many have renewed their covenant ir whi'le other? have made open eon- > Cessions of theu^jfnith m Christ. ^ I am sure that this will mean 111 much to the progress of the church and communityi The Revs. A. M. ^ Means, W. L. Zimmerman and J. ir II. Westbrooks were among those who did some great preaching dur lr log these levivals. W?7~now turn bur attention to F Nat ional Bantist conventions .where many of these great Heralds of the Cross will make their abode 's the lii'at week in September. Let each man go wherever hq ehoses to go. Many of the rural schools have opened their doors and the teachers are busy at work. This is being U| done in order that these schools'!^] added ot. by the legislature in its 01 lalnt session. We are sure this ri will prove of great help to the boys' and girls of the rural dis- vv tricts who must harvest the crops 0| before they can enter schcol m q the fall. Last Saturday the writer had the privilege of visiting vj the Tumbling Shoal Sunday school j (j, in convention whivh met at Mount Hebron Baptist church in Clinton, This is indeed a great convention ^ wi-th one of South Carolina s lean- f ing laymen heading it as presi. j y\ dent. It was a great joy to be JOHNSON,! Funeral fcX' 1' IOC 1401 Park Street c. r *V CONVENTION \M, ALA. 7th?12th ed Service- of the" ATLA NTH' ONK1) COACH. I'M) l KII* H A I LS: 7 15 1' M ' $14.40 8:40 1*.M. ' 'Li ' " r:?irmTF3f. .... .. i ;-,o . 11 :24 I'.M . .l.-LM)' .. " 1 T:5y I' M 12.00 ....12:00 M.N... j2--y0 .. 6:20 A.M. 7:10 A.M. % 11:45 A.M. .*? Dec *eetiuii of S. cau.-"Wa\ m > Sept. 6th at.<i make connection Vf'H which will as' per at ranifi party numbers 25 ot mote. F->t Goings Dar.ielsu Asst. So'.'y. Nak'fii, S. ot ask yout local ticket LINE RAILROAD-' n the .church where my father >nce pastured an ty it.eet many j Id friends of the .convention'* T:.isJ .invention, cunt- .'bu.teci willingly j.o.. lorris college. 1 he church i?: ne w >aslored by that matchless schol,r and leader, Dr. A. A. Simnis. t AKl.lSLE NEWS Mr,, ai.d. M's.-. <,'liord Edwards. nd dauttht' i- Mi-> Smloi \lt. Mr md Mrs. Bernard Edwards,- Mi. Irnest Whicker, Mrs. Martha Let Jrown and children left Monday or Midland, Pa. Mrs. Saljy Hill and children Mis lernice Cock and daughter, Mis..'aomi, Miss Rosa Lee Brown and 4i. -J. T. English from Detroit, lich., are visiting Mrs. Frances Snglil-h an family. . Mrs. Daisy, lyrd from Whit mire is visiting M; nd Mrs. Lewis Stewart. Mrs. C. A. Stewart of Knoxville, 'enn is visiting Mr. arid Mrs. Wails Johnson. . ' . Mrs. 'Alarie' Stevenson of Wirn- . Lon-Salem, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. )ilila4-d Buner of Cincinnati are isitinjg Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cole-_ lan and family. Mvss Sara Baton f Jenkinsville spent the wef'k-end ith Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dawkir.s. Mrs. Calender Chick and little lobhie left Sundv. for Knoxville, enHessee. MMs Catbreen Thompsor. of St. like, Carlisle was holy wedded to Ir. Robert Whitner of Carlisle, 'hursday night, August 5th at be home of the bride's mother. Irs. Mary Thompson. The .marriage ceremony waerformed by ?the bride's, pasiolev. H. E Hillian. Reviwa! meeting closed Friday ight at Mt Fden A. M. F. ehurct ith quite a. .-success. Seventeet: r eighteen converts. Rev. A H [atwood conducted the meeting Sleep Well Baptist church clos 3 a very successful revival meet, ig August 20. Five converts and 153.00 was raised. Rev. \V. E ouglass of C>rster. conducted the iceting. Rev. \Vilkes reports also that [aple Ridge church revival meetlg is starting off tine. Rev. S. i Harsley of Wwlnrrv coiiductig the meeting. Ravi-vai mooting t- in ses-hnr at 'A'iUiams Chap^T A 5T.Zio*n turch. Sunday was a high day. Rev.' S. M. Douglass of Camden conducting the meeting. GOLDVILLE NEWS Mt. Cawell Baptist Church Rev. J. C. Collier, Paator Sunday school opened in its usal form by the assistant Supt. rs. Emma L./Sattervvhite. The revival meeting Will begin " i the 29th of this month. You e invited to- take a part with us. Mr. and Mrs. Wess Anderson ere called to Greenwood because " the illness of his mother Mrs. ' racie Anderson. Mr. B. B. and Miss Bertha Jones sited Miss Minnrc L. Davis Sur, 1 ay afternoon in Columbia. Mrs. Elizabeth Young of Greens vro, N. C.. is vi.-iting her mother vs. llattie P. Gary. Mis? Mai v Bovd. daughter of I [r. and Mrs. G?nv Boyd of Cross ill and Mr. James Davenport of BRADLEY Home .. '.'i Telephone 8137 n. :, l'uj{e 5 Nevvt>? i J y w'< : ftiiu ri?-?i j * miad.' ..'ti-'M1! ' ' ir' " vi0'! man"! J i.:<- May ' i >p On-in :>) 11 v? :i . I.' V *. u . ' ;i meat. M'.j.' X'A It OS MMMXH I)R. A. I>. JOHNSON SURCKON . Office: ' <28V/ Assembly Street 1'hor.e 3 Residr net-: bl'J Oak SU'cH Phojue 8740 REV. J. H. JOHNSON Office; 20.2v> Ma:ion StJce; NOTARV PUBLIC Dealer in Real Cstatc... i** r forms marriage ceremonies. wrjtt ,\yil:s. dcedr., .mortfraff'S. clain .v, ?-;c. Call tc. S?e llirr Olf.ec isl'i'i ' H?-s..h?OS N. J. FREDERICK, \ttorTu'y ai-law a.r:<i Notary P .Or.ie ; ?fttAl 1 [(. K IN AI.I. Efll It IS ?State and | t*iirul Ul'j Wash r.^tor.; Sr.. Cola-.' S. C. ' DR. H. H. COOrEK Dentist ; 1 Special Attention 'j.voii tvi n'Fseases-of the Gums Vjold Crown* uau Br.iayo W^iL. A Specialty Office 1'tivUe 0-120 lies. 112a Wasnin^tor. StCola-. a. C. DR. J.G. STL ART Eyfe, Ear, Nose a:?u i hi uat Glasses Fitted Accurately 9 Oflicb Hours. 1 cli-pnoiie; 11:00 to 1:00 P. ii. lies. -1oj2 6:00 to S;00 P. -M. Office o7i?0 Office; Resilience: 2030 Tajlor St. 14-17 Pii/e St. Office Hours: Telephone 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. . Re&. aaT? 6 P. M. to S P. M. Dr, W. D. Chappelle Physician and Sur^t-on Diseases of W nr n and Chil'ta A Specuity Office: P.vsidei.e: 2115 Lady St. iiivl P;:e St. Colurabia, S. Ql TfiiriTiwivT~n ' ? Office Hours; " Piaffies; a tu * A. M ft!.,;- '1033 11 to 2 P. M. Res. 0.7 ys 6 tu b P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician Offca: K?..'?.itn ?*- i ' ' 7? r^TTT Over Victory Savings Bank; -f? vlommbiaPhoD? 7811 All clauj^t \,i litiita. Work . Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIS T PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments Otfice: 23GyS Gei-vas Street Columbia, S. C. Dr. H. G. Thompson DENTIST 1323Vs? Assembly St. * Columbia Phone 341>0 jold Crowns?Bridges -l';at s ? ' Specialty. Extractions .Made Painless ; [n Winnsboro Wednesdays and Saturdays at A. Russol Building. Phone 219 Office Hours Telephones: S:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Otlice 0.033 Rea donee 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Filling, Plates, Crowns, Bridges -? Sunday by Appointment * Anesthesia a Specialty MADAM PETER'S Hair Grower For Diseased Scalp?Gives Life & Beauty. BEST GROWER?apply once a week?PRICE 35c. 1906 Blanding St. Columbia Cotints Drug Store, Washington St. Thomas Drug 8tore, Taylor and Harden Streets at Oh***. ' ^ I. .i i ..I ?