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MARGARET ENJOYS THANKS.
? GIVING. \
21 Pine St., Sumter, S. C.
Hello Everybody: Well Thanksgiv
ing is gone and Christmas wlLL
soon be here. I hope every one en
joyed Thanksgiving. I spent the
J -.-day at home and?had n real nice
?. ?l{time. aWe played game*, while the
boys went hunting. Friday I Weftt"
with mother to Mayesvilje to at
tend the Teachers Group meetingj
and I enjoyed the meeting - very
much. I attended the ?".Sunday
school yesterday and in the after
noon went to Camdcn to take my
brothers to school. I am herewith i
enclosing my address which is:
i Margaret Gloria "Wright, 21 Pine
street, Sumter, S. C. I_ shall be
glad to receive letters not only
TForn ^Annette MeCollum but from
any other club members. My hobby
is-^re^ding,. so I know I will
.enjoy your_lettersr~and I will, try
to-answer them. . So long
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. Margaret Wright. /'
ANNETtE ENJOYS HOLIDAYS
61 Hudson St^ Bcnnettsvillo, S.Ci
Hello Everybody-: I hope you are
tuning in. I know* everybody enjoyed
their Thanksgiving. We had
a two day holiday.?Thursday?T"
attended'a fooTKgnt~gnTYin tphvnon
Kin|:stree and Bennettsville High
school. The scores were 12-0 in favor
of Bennettsville High. I had
a very nice time during that two
day holiday. . ? - /
Well, I am back in school working
hard. Monday was the beginning
of the third month of school.
Annette Eva MeCollum.
ENJOYED THANK SGI vYNG
Hellg-ttdh . How
are you this week? "So-rry
I did not send my letter last week.
?.Enjoyed reading the others. Hnw
did you njoy yourself Thanksgiv^
ing? I had a gcod time. I wcht
to church and had a nice time.
Bill how do you like quotation'* :
I am send you five to read, if! you
like them I will send some. more.
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Quotations
1. Where there i s.room in the
heart there is always roc'm-dn the
.. house.
?fh?Happinesb?seems?imidti to
.be shaded.
3. He who has lost confidence
can lost nothing more.
4. ITone.ty is the bcfe? policy.
5. L6st Time is never found again.
Yours truly,
SERENA JACKSON.
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' u _ STERLING HIGHLIGHTS
Greenville.? 1 he" "annual, ThanKa
giving wnq delivered by
Dr. D. S. Cdrry, Tuesday, Nov 23
Dr Curry spoke from the subject:
"The Cry of a Bewildered World"
He emphasized the great need for
Christian thankfulness at all seasons
Anthem's for the service
were furnished by the choir. The
boys quartet .assisted in furnishing
music for the occasion. Wednes'
day's program was short, consisting
of a reading on the origin of
Thanksgiving by Miss Ruth Sulli-1
van, a reading. Praise God by Missi
Annette Parker amh musical selec1
tions from the bovs second nuar-1
tet. A liberal donation was made
to the p6or by the student bodv. j
Thursday, Mr. Hickson carried the
musical groups to the Poor House
~ aftd iravn.a abort doynlinnaJ
gfi&mto the inmates there.
- Friday the Sterliner Timers toolc
theitL firaL_bow of the season?+#:
losing to the Booker Hiprh team
of Atlanta, Gn. The final score 12
T Booker's touchdowns came in
the ilrst and second quarters. Stcr
line's touchdown in the third. The
frame -was a season thriller and
the best played this year by both
teams. , . 1
MILLER CHAPEL
A. M. E. . IITRC"
Rev R. J. Jefferson, Par.tor
Newberry S. C.?SMnday was J
a beautiful day nad many attended
the sen ice at 'Millet's chapel.
The S'hlday school met at the
usual bou with the fjupt. and
teachers present the lesson was j
- discussed??e~ the variou" classes
after which it was reviewed by
the pastor. . . i
The morning service Levari im- '
mediately. Our pastor preached j l
a spiritual sermon te*t ft, Matt."
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tto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, ! I
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e a membership card and button. ' '
5.5. Blesse! are the meek for
ll.oy <lnill yiVii'rij- th? nn.^
The League service is progressing
nicely ,as large numbers attends
-every Sunday.
We listened to another forceful
message brofaght to' us at thte
-evening gervicb-by the Ktv. Ganrb!e.
This message will IL.ger long
in our mtmorv. v
Several visitors worshiped with
-]s at the 11 inning tsurvit't-.?Con 10'
Un next Sunday all* the men
ate1 asked to pay 50c; women 25c
several ladies are soliciting when
your Capt. approach you don't
turn -hot down; place something in
nor hand. Cod loveth a cheerful
giver. .Come out rtext '-Sunday,
.ct us have a glorious tjnie. The
Holy Communion will be admihistefed*.
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CiKHSBCHY N EWS
Due to the inclement weather
onlv a f$w were cut Sunday to
greet the rew uastor. ltev. J. C.
Coaxum. Alter- doyotionals Rev.
CoaxuiV. sp'-ke at length about the
>vork he hope to accomph-h during
nis stay here.
Mr. Cha les Williams and Mr.
A'allace Mc'i.ce of Greenwood were
I presented. They sppke in inteiest
1 (' 11 in?Hiucmi hn^nitrtl -v.-Ktrh IS
,n dire iKed of funds to n<Tp carry
>n. We pledgqd ourselves to help.
Visitors here for Thanksgiving:
.dr. and M s. 1'ilgrnn Sulci baby
nine ul _LLeiilh:rson villiN. C.; |
.diss Henrietta and Mr. Mitchel.
Robinson, risiting their parents;
.dr. Fred /Turner and Mi. Oscar I
sh of Dr.yton, Ohio. Mr. Nash
.vas visiting his father, Mr. Geo*.
"aash. Miss-Pearl Goggn.s of BaT
Limore, visiting her nioti.er, Mrs.
lienrietta Goggins. Miss Florid
Wilson is home after tpending
.iuite awhile with her urcle Dr.
Jean Goggins in Clevelai.j, Ohio.
Those on the sick list Mrs. Emma.
11-iinut.m. Mrs. Sua,".;- Arnold.
Mrs. Mutissa (Jhirk. We are wish
iiig for then, a speedy i'.covery.
A REAL TREAT
Winnshc.To. P. c.?The members
and friends nf the Zmn Pilgrim
'baptist chntch aro indeed glad to
-have Mrs. .\tosia Lyles back at her
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>"St. Mil cuiHuty.
Mr?. Lyles accompanied by the
\lex Rn-sn! Gospel singers had a
onl spiritual feast at Smalls
'"hapel chinch in interest of. Zion
Pilgrim. Collection $10 35. TKanks
r> th nasi or and menl-ers for
pening t h circle/or s to u.y
MORRIS RP.OWN .
A. M. E. < Hl'RCII
Rev. R. I. I.emon, Pastor I
Charleston, S. C.?Heavy rains
early last Sunday morning prevented
nvi'.y people fro attending
servie at 11 a.m. In spite
-of the weather however a small
gather!pg of Oie-faithfu' were in]
attend nice. The pastor preached j
1i -Tl'lt'OM based uj><>n the t tumor
"The Practical Put4es of a Christian".
Tiv.st who attended; were
well renal J for the"sacrifice tWey
made in coming to chuith. The
clouds having passed away with
better w^at! (r* conditions revailing
at 7:"0 p.m. aMarge crowd attended
the evening service. The sern;on
p"each'd l>y Dr. Lemon was
centered arr.und the theme Health.
At" the eye: i'ng service a 'class of
20 young p opl? yvere inducted into
-the full communion of the
church.
The mis'iptiary societv covered
itself with y lory on Thanksgiving
day, when fiC baskets wtie distributed
to the poor of th church.
AH who ai.tcnded the Pageant of
Royalty ^Staged last Monday nite
were wel repaid for doing so. The
tlf ur was a suedhss and sponsor?d?liy
Mrs. L. GrDavis.
?The Kva-yCHsyo con^oit held at~
Fmman 11 el.A. M, K. church under
the joint auspices7^F mmanuel
and Morrts . 'Brown, was also a
success last Monday evemogT
Thy getjto-gether meeting of
'he AI"t. 'Plpasant district is scheduled
for -the Friay before the 2nd
Sunav in f ecomber; 193/ at tho
Rev. David Scott's church.
Our first quarterly conference f
is" in the c^ing and preparations '
are in progress for tha.. event. i
We realize that this will, be a
vear of preparation, since the Pal-i
onnn'il pnnforonpc, will
held here ii-1938.
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M ?t'N rsvtLLt: NEWS
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By Miss L: M. Pitts ' '
Funeral :ervices were held on
N'r/vemfcer ?GCh at Piedmont Pros- [
byterian ehureh for Mr Marion
Pitts or New York City who was a
mernb^r of above named church,
i"Jie b)dy was met at tho door by '
,he Pastor, Rov. R. C. Johnson. ^}
The eervrcea ware very impres- ;
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sive in keeping with the life of !
simplicity 1-veu by this man. The
address given on his life by Elder
E. W. Pitta. The obituary read. s
by Mr-. Gilliam. The minister <
spoke for a lew minutes on the j
theme "A Good Shepnerd". lie '
was the yo ingest and laat son of \
Air. anu rvirs. tinlflw l itis, who 1
lias passed-oiir He leaves three
sisters Alu-'ames Theressa Jack- 1
oon, tSaVUnnA. i'ettilorxi,. ietz Hunter
alP.of -New York Guv and a
nost of other relatives. j All sisters *
.ante home with the body?He was mid
W rest under a nlanket 01
uowers.
, berwces, Sunday, morning was
.nurch A well prepared message
.vas Ueiveivd by tiie taoior, Kev. i,v.
C. Johnson, buoject "A Visit
Jl dt'aia .
?Thy muri.bgra ate hoping t-icy
.vill en. oil .'.lis. S. li; Lindsay as a '
,uii me.nl>jv yet. lhey "Thing she
^e nmgs neie anyway.
Piedmont Schooi
On Novetiuer z4 uie rih grade
jave a luiiety lame spoivtiucu by
_,iibs Jl. jl oaiuwcil. iirst was
"ne pre- ilHCB-h&givr.ig progiaiii giv
lUiil a. cnaige. hilUte Jiiss n.u- "
-ii by tne scnool, Mrs. L. it. lau.ijee
Pitts, inn? cress 01 ceremony.
A ne piogiaiii was enjoy^u oy an.
i he t-aki- .v.as won by Jliv Amen?
.lis L. Crawford and Mir* Lucile.
. oung Tr.en came, th; rattle oi >.he
Turkey. Mr. William Simp- 1
>on won tile 10 pound..tin key. \
These teachers are doing very
.;icely in their school work.
Misses Psuedora Pitts, Christene
Mjidsa*', Lucile Young, verp home
Tor the Thanksgiving nolidays. t
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TUTNN . CREEK BAPT. C HUHCU
Ile?. J. S. Maddox, It&tor
The pas.or spent Tharksgiving
in Union \vith his daughter Mrs.
A. A. Srims and enjoyed bis stay
very much
Mrs. Lola,. E. Logan left last
week for Uieveiand, O., to. be at
the- be-tskle- of- her -daughter Mi s. =
Wynetta Ci iles who has to -under?
go an operation.
Mrs. M. P.. Washington and Carrie
Mltohel- spent the week-end in llonoa
Pali with Mis. Lula Smith. .
The Missionary Circle No. 1 met
at the hone: of Mrs. F.p'. 1 Ware's
Sunday evening
Sick list- Mrs.: Ella Garrett,
Mrs. Alice J. nnings, Mrs. Rosa
a spee.'y recovery.
Mr. Jke )."addon was-tnneralized
at Fj. kville Baptist cnurch Sunday.
EASTOVER XSV S
Last Sunday was a hit h day in
St. Phi'ip. Thanksgiving was observed
R v. Bowman spi ke from
the subject "God's Bern fit?". A
splendid message was delivered.
Tie clubs reported. O t of the
22 clubs only 3,'^failed report.
The Wl.Mng workers led on "by sisIter
Ma nie 'jenton lead. The Good
'will ch'b led on by sister Ranie'
Green?. ec'/i'd?and sist' : ?Katie- Jones,
President of Board No. 5,
. rv*w.V* m ini h thPSP
' IMIIU. J nut vcnu ?...
boards and elubs will bo called up|
on to repeat for steward and trustee,
boards _
Rev. and Mrs. I'.ow n:.a, thch '
daught< r He en; Mrs. A-wte-Brunson
"ttcndtd the get-to-gether
meetin; of the Lancaster district
'la-t "Snturds-y at ArUjurrtr wn and
reporte . a very ftiWrneeting. Several
of thg'.afstofs pound he elder
as a surpr ze stoonsorc. dy Rev.
Bowman a :d otner.i.
A h'~nrd
.urday i t Z p.m.l in the A.; M. E.
pausopf.gc. Eastojyer.
A Kiarriage will take : lace next
Sumlii'- in 'ho home oi Mr. and
Mrs. Jlenry-Chaptman. r~~
Miss Vivian Lajkin leit iast Friday
for New Yoyk where she Will
spend the winterr"
Mr. i.oe '.'vans' left last Tuesday
[for IM.'ladOphia.
I Those on t$e sick list: Mrs.
Tena tfobcrs/bn, Johr Everett,
Mrs. Chan-ie llall, Pau Johnson
land Mrr. Morris.
Com ' to fehurch. Go * - church.
WlllrMIRE NEV'S
Bruce Tabernacle Church
The Sunday school is still progressing.
Mr. A, C. Calawell the
Supt. Is er ployed at Chi ton but
he is ! ome every week end to
preside ov<^ his Sunday school. Mrs.
Lcolq Wallace hti( ft^gerh
Pus operation Thursday. Novem--]
ber 25 at the colored hospital at
Jildwlwrv. ? I
_ Miv Uaskel Dye of T!> .masvillc
N. C., died at his homo, Wednes- ,
day, Novc.r-jer 24lh. Funeral (
rites were i fe!d Sunday^ We cx-~ ,
tend our heartfelt sympathy to j
the bereaved family. 4 ,
The rally that was held Sun- [
Hay-ni^lit af the above chhrch
was., ar .grfcrtt?success. 1 he- prize f
was w',D bv Mrs.. Alice r'yrd. Tho' r
sum of <25.52 was raised. Next t
highest was raised by iMrs. Sarah j
Wallace. Sarmon delhe~d by t
Rqv. P. Wallace. Total Amount
raised $70 93. ?
Waek'-tfcid visitors were Missl t
Magnoba RufL Irony. Clinton; ^
Miss Eiom. Dougherty. rlinton;
Miss T ouiso Jones, Union; Miss ;
Annio Lee Abrajns< teacher of
the Re!iford school.
We -.re .orry to learn Tbi the
lews of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wbr- jc
thy, Mrs. Jessie vpfae . McRao. f
whose house totally burred, down ' r
-p.. .... ^1 . O-O L . I.
i uunu 'jr vvuiuu.l UO at V
11:30.?3Hhk property. belonged to
Mr. Pr^ideT.t Williami.
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PALMETTO LEADER
T. ANDREWS A.M.E. CHURCH
G. H. White, Paator
Andrews. S: C.?Oiir ' Slinclay" "
chool was " conducted by Supt.
Jmithr AlUr lesson stu-'y and re
riey, the officers of tne school
vere elected as follows: Prof. J.
3. Smith,. Supt.; Miss Viola Robnson,
secretary^ Mi's. F.. ii. Greene
treasurer. Utaer offices were iP"
ected 'ilso. - . '
Fot morning meditation the
subject was Why I Believe in God
ieiiverjd ~by our pastry, The visitors
\vtere Rev. Jonc$, Deacons
ithuv, Lee Williams and wife, Mes
lamej Thomas, Herriott and Wash
rigTon.
" ~A LiVgb group atteT.bed the
League. AHer lesson stvdy Miss.s
Alice Williams, Viola Robinson
Marv Frances Greene were elected
preside t, secretary e?nd treasurer.
respectively.
At the evening hour our minister
preached abo'ut the parable
of the talents. Mrs. Sarc*h. W&lk r
Tind Dee.coTr gmithT^wcwr Viaitors.
?Our 0)1 meh uiriceifs, have booire-^
iected and Appointed for the conference
year. Also all oit'icers ~pf~
aoards and clubs of the Senior
anid Junior detfartimentls of the
church have been elected. We are
giving- our fojcevs together to
paint our church propeity.
If y -u want to visit a friendly
church, ionie worship with us.
r'ou ave welcome. A
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LITTLE R1VEK t'lRCClT MEWS
Sunday school was splendid on
the past Sabbath. We were glad
Lo_ have Prof. Rogers with us-irr
our school. Hfe, diacussion wats
enjoyed. Fresfding Elde; Spears
also give ''tmarks on the lesson
and the Rev. Forgum, one of our
young ministers now in school at
Morris college.
Morning service begin as usual.
After the preliminaries the pastoT
presented our Presiding Elder, Dr.
Spears who preached from the
hook of Rev. 2:17. ^ The message
was enjoyed: The" quarterly conference
wa-. good considering the
inclement weather. V "
Mrs. I lila Bellamy were invited
to the parsonage on Sunday for
dinner along with the preying
elder nrd the Rev. Forgum.
Mt. ''ion choir is glad to have i
Prof, and Mrs. Carter take an ac- I
five pait with them in tl cir sing- 1
ing. The teachers seera to be taking
the church work right along
vith?t'ai ir?s-chool work. )
_L-Jiliss Cledia Gouse is home af^
Tor spending sometime in Tabor,
N .C., with sister.
WOODRUFF N^'.VS
ii Trinity- A. M. E. /inn *- hurch _j
Sunday s .'Wool opened : t the usual
hour with" Supt. ant? all teachers
it their post of oTItyT
The Rev. Stacy Gray of Enoree
preached at. above named church
Sunday nigl.t a large c'twd was
Mr. Roy Rurrah, Mes dames Q.
Parks, VioU' Drummoiid, Miss
Louise Montgomery attended the
Pahnetto, conference in Columbia
l:?st? Sunday. They re ;orto?d a
pleasant trip.
Mis. M. S. Callaham of Spartanburg
vls:tod the home of Mrs.
E. Wil jurn-- and Mrs. Viola Dr'ummonds-ia?t
Tuesday.
_ Rev. Stacov Gray. Mrs. D. Norris,
Mrs. Inez Alexander were the
linner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Wi onrn and family Sunday. |
Miss Orec and Mr. Claae Crumwell
jof Wa-shingtcn, D...C., was
called 'hiivio ant weak on the ac.
countl of ' tne death of their sister
MVs. Iyenease _Parka. i
NEW UETHEL NEWS
Our ."Sunday school was good as
usual. A 'hanksgiving pounding
for ou Pastor, Rev. .T C Goode
as he Is ft. 1 le the nrcduct.a of va1
io\;< Kinds amounted to ahout 300
pounds) amount in cash $7.70.
Refi v shinents was ser cd to all
by Pastbr's Aid club.. Mis. M. E.
Jhugers, _.u.evident: Mis. Theada
Rnlilnc/>n s.'Cl'Ctarv I
Mrs J L. Parks passed to the '
great ivyot.d November Fun- |
oral ir. New Bethel conducted by,
Rev./'. D. Gist. Interred in the
Beae^oi Par cemetery.
BETtyLEIIEM BAPT. CHURCH
Rcv\ E. E. Gaulden. Pastor \
The. .Sunday school got oil with
a find start Sunday morning jyiLh.
th<? weather pleasing ln eefn-y
way, the -teachers and scholars !
turned out in large nurtiLers. ;
The Sunday school lesson was [
quite in \ resting from (start, to? j
finish. The subject-of 'Christian!
Fruitfalncss" wto discussed by'
t>ur patter. - The
Twrnrng service? were open
cm! by Miss Qjctta Gilliam at the .
piano; late, our pastdr came before
is With a strong message.
Hie w.iole church was hlled with
the Holy Ghost as he spoke from
:ho d?rth of his heart. He U3ed
is a subject "The Burning Hearts
?or God". And truly our hearts
,vere made to burn within as he
talked to us by the way. j
The'dea'*n? and trustees dfivt ,
goorf start Sunday
rioijnirg, those that were present
'* ill/l * V? Ck \ Y> I
LU till" 1IIU11UU& V ICC3
>art aiung with the members and
riends that were on ha..d.
Tho BYPU as usual presented
i vcrv interesting piog. am and
hose that were present enjoyed
t from herf inning.. to ei'ft
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V'EW 3AINT PHILIP ?
A. M? E. LHURCI1
Charleston, S. C.?The pastor
ondueted ti e services and deiivspleindid
sermon "What
nust I do to enter ^leaven". This
vaa a wonderful message. \
Church school at the usual hour.
An enthusiastic congregation ga- 1
thered for the evening worship.
Rev. 'Ft. J.' Hey ward was the
apeaket of ihe evening-. Hp spnke
Tcom 1st C-.'inthians 6:10. subject
"Be What You Are", lie delivermm
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Saturday, December -4, 1937.
CARD OF THANKS
The'Tamity of Rev. J. C. uooo?
of Greenwood, S C, wish to thank
their many friends in thtTCity a-nd
out for their kindness shown dur-. 1 injr
the four weeks their husband
Land father has been confined- to
11 u; u i?i T
! is inipioving nicely. We especially >. x
j thank the inembei's of New, Bethel >
(I and Lanford Grove churches of
I Woodruff for their visits and gifts
[ of food and money. .
[ j "There is a destiny that makes "
[ I cs friends; none goes his "way a- *.
', lent. Allitbat hs sent - into the ?-?
rr lives of others, comes . back into
t our own." - v f? >
Th$ Family.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS r
!? *?? ?? +JM tf. ?
Hpurs Daily: I Sundays: j
6:00 to 8:00 P.M. 8:00 to 11 AM. '
-. 2:00 to 4:00 P.M.
--?J. Wendell Stover
, f'HYSIO THERAPIST
GRADUATE ijlASSEUR
Health Treatments By Appoint* *
^ ments , r
1311 Campbell St. Camden, S.C.
^Rr^rifc-JOHNSON
SURGEON
Office:?1328 H Assembly Street
Phone 8466
Residence: 919 OatfStreet
Phone 8740
' REV. J. H. JOHNSON
Office; 2029 Marion Street!
NOTARY PUBLIC [
- -Dealer ReaIKstate, performs
marriage . ceremonies, write wills,
deeds, mortgages, claimsl ?tc.
Call to See Him
^Office Phone 8407 Res. 6798
N. J. FREDERICK!
\ttorney-at-law and Notary Public
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
" ' ?State and Federal A
1119 Wash ngton So,. Cola.' S. C.
DR. H. H. COOPER
Dentist
Special Attention Given to Dis-.
eases ot the Gums
Gold Crown" and Bridge Work
l T A'Specialty _
Office Phone 6429 i Res. 8264
1125 Washington St., Cola., S." C.
DR. .1 C. STTTART
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Fitted Accurately
1 Office Hours: Telephone:
11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4692
- 6:00 ta 8;00 P. M. Office 3796
Office: Residence:
2030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St.
; Office^ftours: Telephone:
11 A. M. to ? p M P0>7*- ?
6 P. M to 8 P. M.
Dr. W. D. Chappelle
Physician and Surgeon
IJisonsPg nf Wiinifn?a?ti CIliH'BU
A Speo:alty
Office:' Residence:
2115 Lad/ St 1.101 Pine St. ?
Columbia, S. C.
, ? ' i as
Office HourBj ' " Phones:
8 to 9 A. M. Office 6088
11 to 2 P. M. Res. 6798
r 6 to 8 P. M.
; Dr. R. B. Frederick
Physician
l , OlTce; RpBiApnpp;
, 1107V6 Washington 1410 Park.
Over Victory Savings Dank,
. Columbia, S. C. ?
Phone 71M
All classes of Dental Work
I Dr. L. H. Hallman
DENTIST
PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS
Sundays by Appointments
Office: 2369V4 Gerva:s Street
Columbia, S. C
Dr. H. G. Thompson
DENTTST
1323V6 Assembly St. Columbia
Phone 3466
Gold Crowns?Bridges?Plates ?
Specialty. Extractions Made
Painless
In Winnsboro Wednesdays. and ..
Saturdays at X.. Russel Building.
Phone 21ft
1
Office Hours Telephones:
" 8:30 A. M. to .7:00 P. M. Offioe 603S
Residence 8873
Dr. D. K. Jenkins
DENTIST
Filling, Plates, Crowns, Bridges
Sunday by Appointment
Anesthesia a Specialty
MADAM PETER'S
Hair Grower
Fof ftfsrn^ed Sralp?Ofves Life A
Beauty. REST GROWER?apply
i on<^e a week?PRICE 35c. jg
190fi Rlanding St. Columbia^?MA
, Coonta Drug Store, Washington St. ? *
Thomas Drug Store, Taylor'
and Harden Streets