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BETH'^EH^M RAPT. CHURCTl j
" " Her E. E. Gaulden, tester Newberry.
S- Cw?SnncLuy was j[j
the last- S^l-bath In the year 11)37 1
antf- - kwrftt number or Puhday n
' school scholars were present. I
The Sunday- school -*us_ called e
to order by ^upt. R F. Glaaden and j
after the regular devoti' nal ex- v
ercises th.T_ teachers took charge 1
of their re ective classes ; h
At the general asseml ly we
were privileged to hear sKrt talks
from acme of our young wks who
had returned home from chool to ^
spend the holidays with u.eir .parent*
and friends. Tluse that
were present are"as follcwt: Misses
Mnrian vVftt kins.. Man.i<> Sand- .
ers, vMeta Henderson, endolyn ^
. Hemy-anrL TJxe?young nen: Wil- :
son Sftgh and James Pr. tt.
The rej Jar?jiiuijimg.jcjiv icok- got
on the way at 11:10 Xni. with
Miss Ojetia Gilliam at tin. piano. ,
v Our pastor who was vei y much a
part 0f the Christmas spi it came
before us with a burnj.g message.
He .i-sed as a subject "The
Greatnass of Christmas' and it
was a~menf ge that'Witt ~be?fong
remembered r
For the benefit of the older mem
bers of the church our pa'tor called
on i 11 oT the young Polks, of our
church that had been off to college
the past few montkc to express
their.se-Ives, and that they.
~ did with pleasure. We a~o always
glad tc; h"*ve 'our children come
back to us. and to see themlooking
so well makes us happy again.
At .ne regular BYPeJ time the }
college folk made, up the greater
part of the program, wl.ich consisted
of ,s--ngs, readings end talks
Miss JS.ancy Halty who is another" ~
nne rrf nlii- rhildron CAVO n VOfV
fine talk . at ^the BYPU. ;
Among the grown-ups .visiting
us from cut-of-town ware Mrs." ~
Julia L;ndsay of New \ork, <0ne
of Deacon B. F.. Neely'e daughters
p.r.d ilr. and Mrs. Hvlrman
~?" Gillia.ru- of Nashville -Ter n., nth1 :
?. trthers: Mrs. S. D. Sue J ton and
Mrs. Lonie Subev of Asheville.
At our regular nigl t service:
we were highly elevated titer listening
tO 'o.'.ich a strong message
from our pin tor If we rid'only
carry . ut jsonrleNjf tjje mai'.y things
that were surd by our pa tor Sun^~~
day, we would be a hotter people,
Christmas night at Bethlehem
a very interesting t-'hnUn as drama
w..s p->evented by ;ht young
folk of our church unde the direction
of Mrs Nancy Sing'eton.
The play was good was from
start?to fii ish. Each """Character
knew his part well. Quito a large
Crowd wa3 rresent to wifi ess the
play and seg-at the same 'ime the.
Christmas tree.
- school and -BYPU jo'int'y gave
gifts to ali Cf the Sunday school
?-scholars??teachers?t.hnt vv'ere _
. present, and after giving jhu child ren
their presents, gifti v, ere given
to our n embers and frends.
We were more than happy to
have James Kelly with us Sunday.
NEW TRINITY BAi'TTXHtfRf'+f
Rev. 15 F. Stewart, Pastor
Sunday "was a fine day and quite a
number attended the services.
Sunday school opened a* the usual
hour with Supt. J. B. Fuite:;. 1
and teachrq?at their posts?nf-duty.
Class No. 1 was taught by
Mrs. B. F. Stewart. Class No. 1
was also' the banner class At the
close of tlv class' discussion Rev.
B. F. Stew* rt gave a timely review.
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The 'morning devotional servic- I
es were conducted by Peacon R.
F. Thompson after which the pastor
came forward and delivered a
strong message. His trt was
Isaiah O.G, subject -"Wrmrhrrf nP Christ
in His Birth". The junior 1
choir with Mrs. Annie L. Shollt/n <
. at the piano, sang appropriate ea- i
"rods throughout. tlTe triori eg sc>r~""
vices. c
At 7:30 the pastor enma foution'ofthe
32nd chapter of Deut. ;
Thema JBt fight Opt of the Old
Into the New". . Many Keerfs"were |
made to rejoice as he spoke to us s
-by the way. The senior choir fur- 8
. ? nisheit jijjiaLc far this set vice.
Prof.'and Mrs W-.-H Thompson "j
of HartsVlfld, ?>. C., are" here vis- j
iting the parent^ of Prof Thomp- a
01^. Prof, rfnd Mrs. Thompson t
- m hn'uuaies oi ucncaict college
and are ncm teaching in the But- *
ler High school of Hartsville.
Mr. and Sirs. Wessley Smith of F
High Point, N. C., spe-.t the holi- a
days visiting the mother of Mrs S
Smith. : o
We regret very much to learn *
of the death of the wife of Mr. i<
Wtllia McMillen. Mr. McMillen is _
chairman at our usher boftrd. Our
heart* go out in sympathy with ti
him in hi? beroavement. >
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~XANES NEWS V
Mr. L. V*. Parson- dcpai-t$d tbl?
To, .December 22nd at his home.
Ie was^V'vn 18GG, died at the- -g
,ge of 71, PVeejyber 22, 1937. a:
le was a useful m&n^ sterling
haracter, a Christian hearted ^
icntlcn'fln. Always helpiiig. those
rhotti he canie in eontv.it with. ^
rhe church and the community"
lave lost Ti Christnm bn ther. He -j
vas a Oca-on of Antioch Baptist
hureh. F jherai services were ^
"omluctcd at DiJthel A., M. E. j
hutch. --Renuv'Ss were "made bylIr.
B..Jlenbow. Mr. U. James Mr_ ?
I" White. !\fr A Gilisnn Mr A. '
Jrowri, Mr,wJX-. Burroughs, Mrs. ^
rVr.ParFcn, Rev. J Coriyi-jrs,
t^WV. I. S *' ii'i'ti nnd R.|V| R. A q
l3rowrt II'; Pastor, Rev. J S- "c
VIGTitgomery preached the sermon, j(
?Hq leave?to mourn his loss a E
4^Vfq^3r n iTi^ Mp' P-Tmin Pn -H
>r.e sister. Mrs.' Octavie Burgess, a
.wo brothers. L: Parson. P. Parson,
dght childivn: Messrs James-Par-on,
Vi'ilso* X. C.; WrtMe Parson r
Sailers, S: C.; Kufus Parson, li
Rpcky Mb'.i: t. N. C.; -E. Parson, t
Vpungstowr Ohio; Pavi.i Parson f
Waltersr~j\TesgmWs S. Parson?of- ?
'lies,'. Ohio; buss Parker, SalieriT ^
: (! Rev,. J,rs. II. Miller of Sal- f
;s; fifteen grand chiUlien and a \
.usl of relatives and friends. ^
It is earthly lost but heaven's
ga i ih?? ?? ? -'? .
We-4ovc you but Jesus joves yi/u
best. Sleep, and take your rept-.
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iEW ST. PHILLIP a
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Rev. (".'.Capers, Pasto'r*
Charlesti r, ,S. C.?On last Sun- j
lay servic"? were at Ne>v Saint ^
vs usual,r.itliough the Christmas ]
pint hadn't (lied away, the services
were indeed interesting and *
leneiicial ?rd they were, two apt i
uecuitivf audiences out to wor- ?
. hip .at these. services. A? thfL....
onstor was gvieh a two weeks' va- j
atiou. all services were lpft in v
lie "Ii:uul.> uf tliij h.val
At the r. crnvng service Dro. E.
'iinaions, <ic!i\'(^ied a wonderful j
ernu>n "t'ul was-very touching t
Sunday.'f.eiiool was at tl e usual
Inntr with the superintendent and c
enehe.rg at their post of duty The 1
i.sson was Wry be fitting' y taught j
rul diseuS.-od..
i tie l rwifv ui the (lit'i g i adual" -f
!v faded away as ;he suit went to 1
rest in. the western hemisphere J
.nd the- lnvr approached for evening
worship alter Tic preliml- ^
narits conducted by our local, Kbv
.St. .J. Hey ward brought as anoth r
challenging niessage taken St.
Matt. 17:1 abject Tin- Kingdom '
if'Cod. T." is' sermon served a *
thxnfold purposa and nil w'no
uai'd hh'i vrrr3 made?g! r. i?to say ?
.lid fj??t u'.U''-heart's burn v hile the ?
man ..'i' Cod sijnke' with ;is by the (
It* id ^ .i a' \ I
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K?frl. Tu. nor, tin, pn. tor at -j
Wilton, cirri it worship wi'h us on (
Sunday nb;M t
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AN TICK 11 -IIA1* I 1ST CHURCH 1
;, Rev, .1. ('. Honor, Pastor 1
Comwell S. C.?Everybody was
at his po riof duty and in a jolly ^
C'h: istrnas spirit at *hc above *
named chuuh on the Ins1 Sunday '
>f the yet-1.
Thi* S laiay .-chool u[ enod i\F'.
he us; al i c'.sr will. Sup:. Foster t
.nJ hi. eoMiii: of teachf.rs. ready t
to put ?,*ve.' a well studied lesson. I
i'ho clisseo* well attended t
from the ndeiyarten thiciighout (
h.' adult d( i-ai tinelit, 1
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At 12 t cloc.lt thd pr.tor as-. ,
ended the ; lalform, and after a ,
few rci. h'.h ns of stirring Christ- i
-.'a< hvi'n:T?7A"c7poke frori the toxtP-hJm
72;IS Iilei.ied .Le the .Lord.
CJofl. the Cod of Israel, who only .
ioi?th wond -otis things. Using* as
a subject . A ho fiodly's Viewpoint- j
ma^.tei piece, and sot en yone in
spiritual! n'titude.
The marriage of Mr. Waiter Bell
and Misd Jqsephir.o F6'ste<r fob.
'W^ff?!''P*l*'?!WS5M?6taaafciasssaaidB j?
he lovely di ugh tor of Mrs. Eihma
tr??of Clnok^o.-k. Miss _
'di ter wa1' beautifully (boSsed in
i two piece royal blue dress with ti
i black coat and accessories, to v
natch. Mf. Bell, an outstanding p
'oung man of the Yoang Men's C
iible clas< .tas neatly d. essed in p
convent . nal brown su t. After S
he ceremK'.iy the happy couple rr
i'ft for the home of M.. Bell's b
ister at CJrr.well, S. 0 ir
Everyone wna.-hi>r nv tr. sec Mrs vt
Ithcl Wynii, Mis.-es I\.i: mie T. o:
nd Vashti Cunningham. Master S
amuel Cunningham and many ol
ther frier.Os that We failed to 11
'et their names, home fo the hoi- I M
lays with their .parents. ir
Mrs. Anr.ie DcfjrafFt nreir[ is G
pending the holidays w ith rela- le
ives pnri iriends in uiwli Feint, t?
loath Carolina. P?
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YTIIIAN OFFICERS ANDJOINT
COMMITTEE FETED
York City, N. Y., Dev. 23?
fand Lodge Offioors. local officers
nd the Joint Committee of Manattan
Island, lodges and courts,
inights of Pythias, N.A., S.A.,E.
A., ffncl A, were given a surrise
baijuet ut the Community
lomte, 151) West 144th Street last
ue?iay evening.
Originally nidified to &ttendi the
nal meeting of the Armistice Eve.
oint Reception Committee, officers
nd members vyere surprisecT to
ind themselves guests at a banuet
in their honor. * ""
Among fife speakers were: Grand
'hnnrnllor Tj-p r.rnwftvrri of fJew
lochelle; Harold W. Clark, grand
?cturer; Roland G. Edgecombe,'
Srigadier General James A. Thom
s. MOKduiiies Minnie H. Rhodman
nd Arizona Jenkins. Arthur Eliott
was master~of 'ceremonies.
Those present were: James Jerido,
Leonard A. Butler, J. B. Wiliams,
Albert V. Lewis, MesUamesj
'stelle Johnson, Louise Nesbit, Saah
Kemp, Mary Tucker. *
Also?Mesdames?Rebecca- Linday,
Rose Marie Moore, Anna
'arker, William Gordon, Frank S.
Veaver. A. C. Alston, J. A. Flapgan.
JOHNSTON NEWS
The Edge field County Training
ehool closed for the holidays with
i Christmas tree that wss enjoyd
by all- Prof. R. N. Snriith and
acuity -yish-all a happy . year.
The Misses Cynthia aha Marylarrison
?f New^Tork .ity~are"
risiting their parents,--Mr- and Mrs
V. B. Harnfcn on Aiken street.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Padgett.
Miss Laura Lee Ladson.'Mr. Tolirirt
Minis, motored to Patesburg
Sunday.
libs. Car.ie Loft and daughter
Demaries of Leesville sfent'the
veek-end aith the Popes and
Malls. ?- ???
Mrs.' Marie Williams e. d Miss
Frances Wt liams of Rich:, ond, Va
ire visitinr, Rev. and Mrs. E. L.
Matt on Bland street.
?Misi Etc.e.' Hurley-of Benedict
lollcge' is spending the Xnias holdays
at- he; hqme Northwest of
'ohiiSton. t?"
Miss Abti.j E. Daniels ^f Paine
1 o 11.egis sncnding the ^mas lioldays
with parents, Mr. and Mrs.
dunes Dai ioJs.
Miss Lula Brooks spent Tuesl.iv
in Autrusta. Ga.. .snooping.
Mrs. Janie Thomas of Colum-J
>us, Ohio i - spending the XmSs
lolidays w.th hdr mother Mrs.
lattie Ross.
biscilla Eagles faculty members
T-he Mis' is Thelma K< on and
I i lie Rosi r.wald sdrooL spiTrTWthe
Cmas holidays at their hemes in
Columbia.
Pi til J'j. t. jib?Mnoi-p <rppt the
firms?htrWittyr>?m?Columbia?and
Niarlcston with friends end relaives.
The agent wish to thank the folo'wing
persons who have ' ubscrib d
throug.i this medium.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Amos, Mr.
md Mrs. Wallace B. Bland, Mr and
Mrs John '.attimorc, Mr. arid Mrs
1. W. GunV.-r, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
toss, Mr and Mrs/> A B Hanison,
Mr. and Mrs. .Clarence Francis.
Mr. and M. s. S A. ATtrway. Mr
i T w 1 M re T IVI Milne Salnrlc nrmn
y; Rev. and Mrs W. \V Gary,
'rof. and Mrs. R. N.. Smith, Mr.
nid Mrs. J. W. Forrest, Miss
jladys Hurley, Miss L*>ura Lee
'.adson, M>as H._V. Go r.s, Miss
^ula Brool-.s. Mr John Davis, Mrs
Sophia Ryans, Mr. Pervli Wo'rks,
dr. Tyro VYo&t,. Saluda county;
dr. C \Y. Hall, Mr. James Miles.
I n actii as your representaive
I l av ^ried to the bc^t. of my
ibility to c?dd weekly to the list
>f subscript is. I only hept I may
lave a larger list for l'.r8. ,
^T^TsTHthe^bovc names and alt
i Happy >>w Year.
!fA"l IE MILES, reporter.
COKKSBURY NE?\S
Rev.. J. C. Coaxum, Peetor
I lie school lesson was
aught by Mis^FliaiieNash. Some
cry interesting points -were" obtained
by the nastor. Mlrs. J.
1. Coaxum was introduced and
resented to the Sunday school,
he prove fcome encouraging rernrks.
The preaching services
egun on t'me. After tnj prelimlary.
the spiritual tide ran high
rhil<* the n an of God fpoke out
f the-fullness of his heart. Text
t. JLuke fc-l:24, theme The Close
f the Day. At the close an inviItion
was given for joiners. One
tiss BortHa Clark accepted the
ivitation. She was plaeej en Bro
eo. Goggir.a' class. t A good eolation?wars?take
it f?T tho trua?
es. Also $6.00 was tolVcted for
ewer htfgJUl, Prof. B. f.
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NEWS ERR Y NEWS
.Draytor. Street High School
R V r.lo-U?n I> ?: ? >
The glee club under tl o direction
of Mrx. Eunice H. A'?n, presented
the first program of the
yuletide sea on Thursday December
16th in the auditorium. An
appreciative audience atte .Oed and
enjoyed al? of the beautiful renditions,
as follows: "Rejcce. The
Lord Is King", by C. B. Adams;
"Swing Low Sweet Chu.iot" by
iCarl Ditton? "I Lo^te Life', by
Manzat-Zucia; Clitistmas carols.
Eugenia Aden and J. C Brooks
sang-by the "Waters Minnetonka"
ITy Thurlov Lieurancg Freddie
Lyles, -Esther^ Mary ard Elsie
tTulliimn sang "There's Something
in the Air." Prof. Smith gave a
brief talk oi; the Prince of Peace.
Prof. D. S Gallman spoKe of the
manlier-rn .Tvhich we should celebrate
the sesson ana OOnlpIiinuiiled
the ent.ie program.
ri ur c: 1 ~?? ... A-J it.
. VJ. ?? cmgit'iuii viw-wu vile
school Thursday morning before
we closed and gave prize-* to two
girls and a boy for the ber-t.scholarship,
also to Odell R1 rben for
answering, a few questions.
Rev. E. E. Gauldon Vis'tcd Friday
morning and both men left
very helpful remarks.
The Ejnnncipation Pro-.lamation
will' be cer brated in th- auditorium
.with .Dr. E? H. McG 11, president
of All in university the speak
er. Everybody is inviteo to come
and witness one of the best ad
dresses for. the occasion.
All ff~tf:e out-of-town icachers
went home to spend the holidays.
The studrrta^from here whoarc
attendeding the colleges and ufriversitics
cair( home to' c jftX the
season with -datives and friends.
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Calvary Presbyterian Church
Rev. A. E. Reasoner. Pastor
The . Ch istmas Tree exercises
Saturday 20 in the mon ing was
enjoyed by a large crowd. The
pMndft?*-cehi'Vl ?t"^?nts t resented
I the dramatization "Nativty" that
iifiniM '""I" of rakes, jeho-oand
spjijippc-d cream, then Mrs Gaulden
thari^^^h. hostess.
Dr. Graiu*^6i4^eppreeiate an offering
fro'.i any oT*gan.izi:U6n? at
any time for the hc/spitM.
Sanders of Greenwood was present.
He made it known t,> us that
he is manager of the Percival
Funeral Home and the business
will continu.. Rev. and M s. Coax
urn were dinner guests, of Mr. and
Mrs. Augudug Shefafd. *
Studcnnts that are from
school: Misses Rosa Nash and Eu- ,
gcnia M. Holmes of Beftis; Mr.
Ernest Rotinnson nof Voorhees;.
Miss Deli?, annd Louise Miller of
A. U.f Misses Mary and Mattie
Starks, Mi3s Minnie Anderson, Mr
f^ndenn of Brtwer Hit
teachers, M:sa_ Qllia^MU'er and
Miss Henrietta Robinson.
consisted * carols and the Birth
of Christ The decoration was
vetry beaut:ful. The pastor told
a story; j. recitation, by Zadie
Reasoner and old Santa gave 'every
person a gift." '
The oitV-ers of the Sunday
school \rer<? elected Sunday morning
as follows: Mr. S. W. Allen,
Sr.y SjpU;?-Tnmng finings. seclQtary;
Herbert -Moye and Louise
CromVr, arsistant secretaries;
Paul Aden. pianist; Mr C. W.
Jones, treasurer. ?
Thie League service \\'t.s quite
impres- ive in afternoon. We were
delighted lj have Elsie Gallman
and,Ernes? \-.e Alexander?join?us^
Elsie Gal Iran will lead .he service
next S umlay _afternoqn _at the
home of Mr~"and~Mvs. C. \V Jones
Miss Ansln Jones. hostess, You
have ^a nutt cordial we come to
attend the b' ~viges~Of ~otr~church;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nance
gave surprise party tor their
daughters, Miss Chanotte and
Mary Sena i nd her husband. Mr.
Robert Mo j e They have a beautiful
little sn 'ling daugnter Betty
Louise ar.d her son Judson
Nance we.c honored guej'.s also.
After a few jolly game, and a
.1 elicjc-u st-Cvuusc of cocoa and cake
that vas enjoyed by all we left.
?<y
~ c;ed?-iria I.itr Lylcs 4s-^pending
a few day. in Columbia with relative#
and friends.
? MesdameS L. I. Pratt,. N. J.
Gallman ot this city; Mrs. Andrena
and Mi\ Robert Ritherford
from "olu.o.hia motored ty Abbeville
to attend thv funeral of Mr.
Gus Richie.
The Ministerial Wives Aliianco
mfct at t'ie home of Mr . C. E.
presented 'i contribution pf $10 to
the People .> hospital. T>r. ar?d
Mrs. i. E. Giant, Mesdan i s E. H.
Allen and . E Floyd wfief prpsOr.~Giant
and A Mri Floyd
made </me timely remar's ' Se,
lect re*)dipg,by Mrs. Gr^r^ and vocal
so\> by Mrs. Allen " ere enjoyed.
The hostess served a d?
EVA JES^YE CHOIR?ON AIR
B/ Charlie Spear?
New Yrik City-?Making their
first featmeb roadcast ir* sever&p
seasons, th:. Eva Jessye ehoir of
twenty/nirr>? will Iimi'J
December 30th from IJ to 10:30
p.m. over vhe Columbia C'^ain. The
half hour"presentation will consist
of a watch meeting ser icn and
music from the Santee kvvamps of
South CaroT.na entitled "J he Prodigal
Son", written and directed by
Eva Jessyc.
The ether appearance preceded 1
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tan*> bu^jlt Is of special importance j
daring tlje change _
of life when the i : v
v f ^ 'J
body needs the / ~ i.
very best nourish-*
ment -to^ fortify |S- ' *
it against the Vf '-^j '
changes that are ; N ,
takhv" plnee. In- ^
crerscct nervous ? \
? y VL"vs IT
irritability,and the i
distressing symptom;
that appear ' |
in middle-life all need
treatment ''
with a ?
mal.ing the foajn-' "'~v' .
an as comfortable as possible.
To combat poor nourishment and
associated nervous fatigue, Cardui
tmsToal because 'it is a
bitter tonic aj:d_ stomachic which '
stimulates the appetite and'increases ^
the amount of gastric juice. In this
way, digestion is aided, thus favoring
more ^complete, transformation 4
of food into living tissue, resulting ?
in improved nutrition and the con- '
sequent building up and strength- *
ening of the whole system.
Cardui. is a liquid medicine, sold
-ir> O.oiinno botHpS. witfy full diieC- ^
tions for use. _ ^
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Saturday, January 1, 1938
HAMILTON'S
Diamonds & Watches
~EASY CHEniT TERMS?? _
ltll MAIN ST.
PROFESSIONAL
.CARDS 1
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ilorr* Daily: Sundays:
?.:00 t? 8:00 P.M. 8:00 to 11 AM.
2:00 to 4:00 P.M.
- i'T!YSrO TIIER \TMST
GRADUATE .MASSEUR
fealth Tivnlinonts By Appoint.
nu-nts
1 *< 14 (.'amrlv'1 ^'i? Uaw.lon, S.C. '?
I)~R. A. 15. JOHNSON ......
, j SURGEON
Office: 1>2.'?,.2 Assembly Street
Phone .3-1(16
Residpncei 919 Oak rStreet
_ ?Phone 8740 ?REV.
J. H. JOHNSON v.
ul
Office r 202*0 Marlon Street
NOTARY PUBLIC
Dealer in Real Kstate, performs,
marriage ceremonies, write wil's.
leeds, mor! gages, claims, etc ?
Call to See Him
'.'.I.. . .Hi
JfliceI'hone 8407 Rea. 6798
N. J. FREDERICK
\ttorney_-at-luw and Notary Public
!> > . Axv -
t/jr f\^pUIIIblI|ClltS
?Otiirc; ii.'Hi'.t 'fr Gcrva's street?
Columbia, S. C.
Dr. H. G. Thompson
DENTIST -i
323 Vfe Assembly St. Columbia .
Phone 316G
lold Crowns?Bridges?Plates ?
Specialty. Extractions Made
Painless
n WUm*i)OFo - Wedne <rtays-- and ?rjaturdays
at A. Russel Building.
Pbone 219
. ^
Oifice Hour.. Telephones:
:30 A. M. to . :00 P. M. Office G033
' BnaVlani-n R87S <_
Dr. D. K. Jenkins
DENTIST
Filling, Plates, Crowns, Bridges
Sunday bv Armointmonf
=ii_i___^^Anesth8sia a Specialty
MADAM PETER'S
Hair Grower
V>r Diseased Sca'.p?Gives Life &
ieauty. BEST GROWKR?apply
nee a week-?PRICE ^5c.
906 Blanding St. Columbia
ounts Drag More, Washington St.
Thomas Drug Store, Taylor
and Harden Streets
1UBSCRIBE FOR
THE LEADER
1A ALL COUUTS
?Slate anil ! vdcrnl
1)111 Waali jiKtou Si.,. Cola.' S. C. >
DR. H. H. COOPER
Dentist
-Special Attention Given to Diseases
or the Gums
Co'i] Ciown and Budge Work
A Specialty 1 . '
JlVi' t* Phone 642y Res. 8264 4
1125 Washington St.., ?ola.,S. C.
. - - ?:1 ? ' a 1
DR. J.G. STUART
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat-^ ~
Classes' Fitted Accurately
Otlice Hours: . Telephone:
11:00 to 1:00 I'. M. Res. 4602
6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Ojllfte 3700 '
Otlice: ? Residence:
M.'to Taytoi St. 1417 Pine St.
. . .I--.... I. ?.
? Otiicrt lloursr"" Telephone:
11 A. M. to 2 P. M.'~ Res. 8875
PP. M. ?o 8 P. M.
Dr. W. D. Chappclle
Physician and Suruwn
Diseases of Wnni^n and Chil Juen
~~ A Specialty ~ " ~
Office: Residence:
'115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St.
Columbia, S. G.
Office Hours; ' Phones:
8 to 9 A. "M. OlHce 0033
11 to 2 P. M. Res. 6798
0 to 8 P. M.
. Dr. It. B. Frederick
Physician
'Residence: '
11071 b Washington 1416 Park
)vvr V'lutpry Savings Dank, ?
' Columbia, S. C.
'hone 73:1
All classes of Dental Work
Dr. L. II. Hallman ,
DENTIST
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