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WISII.'NG i.VFRYBODY Av
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Dear Bill:
am ?m the aiv again for 1938,.
a de! eiur.ina* io*' of the
ilSoT T?vrTlI adopt youv resolution
o letter to your club
? 'cvn:. tuck t went" su.rpuspq to
M V Vh.; revs page blank lost week.
r.,.f. i,i~y 1 Sure' did euuy your
I ce: tain.y aid enjoy the Cnristu..is
li'jlidayn and hope all of the
members, readers, and the poor
ai.-o rieit n>n' a jolly time and now
are 1- >kinc.: to a pros pel ous new
year. I. hope to see nro : letters
on/the pa^c this week.
'?ForTn1 \ mas hothiaya we had
ii.;.:n jew visitors._ We sure had
li vely weather for Ci ristmas.
???Th'.' cii ol'iT'ent of our. school ia in ci
i-'asing Very much.
~~ T rupys when Bii> waa a?
df ptirrg re-clutions for the club
1; mire and my mine must have
bei'ii the t-i.nie. I had made this
,.us.i _re--"oi.ution sh had in her
letter last week. It was:
Itcst-lvo. to send a letter to Bill
every wee*.
* "WeTl I h/pe the poor nad a merry
Xmas ami with KaVtT~a~Plosper*
ous hew year. 4
BEATRICE' WANTS TO JOIN
THm Pill- ~ ~
I war.t to become a number of
the Bill Cwver Club. ,1 am in..7tip
grade.
? __? n.- A TRICE SIMPSON.
Camp Parole Md.
MILLBRANCH A.M.E. CHURCH
Pnv I 1 ( 1 1 liiftrrnf tr Pnof nr
Now thf< the holiday season is
about i+t it^ elf/30, we trust every
one h envyed r. Merry Christnlfts
nivl I? tippy' New Yfar.?
The*u will Jae many n-Olutions
" mftrto brrt rr very'few will be kept,
>for a nunihel- of "th$n will be
cracke 1 ant Very easit$f~ broken.
Tin' f u.^choolJopmiell at Lhe
usual hour v/ith ^upt. Jjrc-7 A. B.
Judge. and- 'leabWffs. ftt tr.cir post
of duty. The lesabn was beautifully
discu-cd and seem i gly enjr/yed
by 811..' ;
The ma/ W service opened #at
11 o^clock-with the Pastor. Rev.
_ r , . I i r hi - -
Doujarnty c"< auctinj? aiter ne open
iriff ae-vice the pastor^ feXt was
found Sti Matt. 22:42, this was a
wonderful rermon which was en
A itUULAssemwy. /sc., ummDia, a.
% t,h? roll hook. ami yog w 11 receiv
Wake up club niembeis it's a
new year. Let's make better resolutions;
l?*'s send a le:tjr to Bill
very week. Am looking for more
letters to be in this wee{.
So long1,
sahati thomi son.
Jonesvl 1 lev S. C.?r
m:\km ke enjoys xmas
IN .MIAMI, FLA.
Dear Tiill and Club Members:
Only a few lines to' let you all
know that I had a Merry Christmas'
and ? Happy New Year. I
hope all of you enjoyed yours and
. will resolve. to send a letter or
poem, of .iddle every . week. I
v-i.n-n ?<-? mniiv until we
can have ? special page for -the
Junior Leaders..
Mother, father and I w? rtt en a
trip for our Christmas. We went
. to Miami, i; la. We had a very,
o ; very nice time" and I wish to go
"back. It is so nice and warm
? "- (! : o, .r.cr'^oro wa- tiO many bpau
ti'fu 1 - ;rlit< to be seen: flowers,
water, a Hi gators, to feel1 t^e warm
rays of the sun,~~fcT "took" at theblue
sky, it all was very beautiful.
Well Bill I'll tell y?u more- of i
,r.y trip the next true i wrne. '
Wy went to Jacksonville. Fla.,
for the N'yw Year and -r-ii tellyou
ail about- it. tlie next time I write.
Thanks 'o much for the card, I
?-?>i i-.o-v ?.> un ited nn.i i aniiV to
(ffht
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e a membership card and button. ! ! I
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Mr. John C gp per and wife, Mrs. Lizzie
Copper .and daugh er Miss" ~~
Jessie anc Louise Coppc-t Also <
Mr. CiiarlP^Jenkins,"'Jr all of
Camden, N J. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown
and-elso-Mr, Jexse Thomas
>f New York City. Mrs. G. Cain
ind Mrs. Minder White?of?New -1
or t~ N,nvT Vir.; Mr. Loss:e -
nan aia w:s?s xunan xncn as irom
vllen uni/eisity* Columbia; also
Jr. Alex Guilea and sister Julia
Gu les, a'soU Cr Ar. drew Jr.
nd sister Mary Andrew and Mr.
)avid Jenklin all from Wilson Hi
Florence. Remember to come to i
hurch and go to church.
VT. ANDREW'S A.M.E. THURCH
. Q^. H White, Pastor
Andrews, C.?Althicvgh the
irst Sundaj greeted us with inlement
weather all servLes were
veil attended all day Supt.
.Jmith and teachers met the Sunlya
school pupils at the usual
- lour.?Tha >gspn was reviewed
>y Prof. Smith.
For morr:ng-worship the pas-.tvf-'s
was The InvisibU
storehouse of God. Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. 'Iudspn who had iived in
Florida for several years were re- A
n^UllOd?rtc?the church. ?Mr$. I
Florence Pav? of Savmt.ah Ga
va3 a visit, r. ^
There wa> a wicle-awakc League
session conducted by President
A'illiants. Qui minister's c.iscourse
or evening hour was be get the
Past, Trust God for the Future
Miss Christine McCant and Mr.
fohn Flo,vef's""tInited with the
hurch. Communion by 'the
-ngihted Ct'tB. .
During tho Xmas holidays a
/ery uniqu?: program wa? render d
fay Mrs. J. E. Smith assisted by
Mrs. Jaimei Kinloch. A largo
{roup witnessed ?he same and
poke very highly" of the exercis~csl
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Mr". Joseph Thompson of Allen
was prese ?t
Tin Mi.irionary undc
President Lssie Greene gathered
r.any 4-fits in the community frcm
white and colored people Theso
gifts were i istributeif'arr ong the
sick, *.ged and less fortunate irrespective
T?f church comcctiom
January 16 at nite Lr J. L
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Benbo"w will preach. . Tnii will be
r.nr tsst quarterly conferee e. Don't
miss hear.ng our esteemed presiding
t?ldorT .
The obit-of=toivii_Yisitors who .
ftTC^Tupppil with ua .lur.ng the
nolidavs wore Miss Fanny Johnson
and Mr. Wm. Keith of Washington,
D. C.* Missee Wilhelmina
Marks and Drusella Whit' of Atlantic
City N. J.; Miss Maggie
-Smith-jmd Mrs. Annie Garrett of
Due West.
Mrs. Ellen' Swinton and Mr* I
Sam McB"'de were Tn-T red dtiring
the hfl.rays.
NEW ST. PHILIJP
?CHURCH
~ Ktrcf^G. Gapers, Pastor
~ ~ ChVrTtStOTr, S.? G.?Wonderful
weather prevailed in Charleston
fnr~the?past?weak: -ftn last Supday
the w rshippers at tt. Phillip
were many and the services
were indeo interesting a, d benelicial,
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Af 11 Alfv. WfAt flfTllMPWf
nu i a y \.i\'vn^ . vMi.u aatMfvr *" ""*
pastor ascmded' the rost'um and
spoke from Matt. 17:15, subject:
rnuiiy TVinm .TfWllS 11. jg ITteSsdprp
waSjjtery .forcefully delivered
and enjoyed"" by all. *
: Sunday^pehool was at the usual
hour.' The tnusual absence of the
"mpertntendent pnd the pastor did
TCt" lessen t"hc attendance and the
entire perioo.was very iwtersting.
At th evening service the rostrum
was graced with the pres- ~
ence of th' pastor and his aid
who assisted in the preliminaries
after which the pastor brought us
a challengP't message?ut of God's jpwn
word, at- these services he
spoke as o:>?_ having ful' authority
and tlse spiritual tida r*n
high. Holy Cc/mmunion, was adm^nifltcn-od
at both services and
a tarft cr?w4 partook ot it.
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. COKiSBURY NEWS
St Paul A. M. E. Church
Rev. J. C. Coaxum, l-astor
The firs SAbbath in the New
If ear found many church goers at
die usual place of wora'lp.
The Sunday school lesson was
very beautifully taught by the
jasto-'. The preaching service be
?an as usual. The pastoi brought
*? wonderful message. '1 ext 5:4
Psalms, th mie In the Morning of
Dur Life^ ' ou s.ic?uld nave heard
him. We are .|ndeo|d proud ',of
lim. A g-xd collection was takm.
TW T.-rd'g Slipper was adninistetetl
to quite a.fe*.
Those vis;ting4ir our eoinrrtunity
luring the holidays: Mrs.. Maggie
Washington Tho|mas, Anniston.
\la., spent several days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sq|uir?
Washingtc/n Mr. WiPtam?Hr Atkinson
of Bcttis_visit?^d_JMiss^ E.
M. ,Holmes Mr. and M;s. June
Pilgrim, Mr. and Mrsi Hi Rey-_
nolds visited their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Robinson.- Mrs.
L. K. Goggins, Miss M. to. Jordan
visited Mis Neljliq Gailman of
Newberry. They reporter a very
nice timeT
On Thurfday night. Mrs. Julia
Holmes had as her gutst Mrs.
Oscar Milki and family.
Saturday -night Mr. ^nd Mrs.
S. Louden had as her gutst Misses
Eugenia Mae and Mamie
Holmes, Mrs. Miller and family.
They served a very tempting repast.
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All the children have returned
to the var'tus schoc/ls.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith, Mr.
"ind Mrs. Ai drew Hunter spent-lhfilloidays
vrtth their par eats, -Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Goggii s, .
HAPPENINGS AROLND
PhNDLETON
Mr. Geotge Gailman %f New>erry,
has returned hone after
pending i few days \ ith his
hildren Prof, and Mr?. B. \V.
Jallman. ;; 1?;?
Mesdam*"4 Lena Williams and
Conyers Williams are stiL on the
uck list a;.d confined to b?d.
The Chn-tmas hloday? wfere
greatly en]ved by young and old.
Among th . festivities woe many
house partus.
'All o|at-o$-town beachers are
Wo/.lr ot nnst nf??k.tv after
spending the holidays w .h home
folk. ! 1 ? 7
Mr. Tom Morse of Atlanta7~Ga.
spentSundf.y with .his mother. ?
Among 'ho-se who entertained
with elabo ate Christmas dinners
were Mesd'.-mes S. A. Gartt, R. B.
Thofrnpson" N. E. Washington,
Henrietta- Foster and Lula A.
Pickens.
Rev. G. C. Fordand fam:ly have
moved in the parsonage .0 the delight
of th.? members. .
Rev. Curry pastor of rcthel M.
E. church has hs work well in
hand and Is bringing new life to
hig church.
Theservices at King Chapel A.
M, E." chuiv* were largely altend
ec^Jsunday^ by' Members and visitors.
Rev Fc/rd was at -lis best,
being the first Sunday, ihe Holy
Eucharist was administe ed.
Messrs W. L.- Thompson Jr.,
Mortimer White, James Ellis Gant
Nathaniel i':rown, Joseph Thompson,
Ernest Garrison and Misses
Janie Jackv.n, Conyers Polite, Lois
Fester nave returned to tte vw-.
ious collect 6. after spsnuing the
Christmas holidays with panrntsr
Misses ^tra Oliver, Lei ise Ro
berta and I7 dna Smith ate leaving
for New Yrrk Monday jjdVre they
will spend the winter.
PINE GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH
Poir R -C Cunningham Pagtor
Sunday was a beautiful day for
church 8crv:ceB. Sunday school
opened at its usual hour. Present
with the Si.pt., Miag J. Lr Boyd
and her c? workers founc at they
post of duty. The less* n was
taught by Rev. J. R. Ndums.
At 12 o'c ock the pastor ascend
the rostrum and brofught us a
wonderful message a'g usual every
one enjoyed it. The door of the
churchman opened. Litt-ft Moses
Boyd was onited to the church.
The Lord's Supper wag given. The
collection ves $14.20.
~Vl<rit6rs vera Mr. mil Mrs. Cor
ley and Miss Sylvia Bjoz*r of Irmo;
Mr. a- d Mrs Count> of St.
Paul; Mis* Rice, St. James; the
Robinson ft.mily, St Mtrk; Mr.
Henry and James Tobias*, St. Paul
The students have returned to
their resp jcuve schools.
The paator thanked ail the mem*
ber$ for w* at thay gi"e him for
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PINE GRC* E A. M. E. OUURCH
Pine Gr?v.e A.M.E. Sunday
acho<,J. was culled to order at the
usual h&ur by the assist* ?-t~Supt.
Mrs. Lessis Washington. Sunday
held as usutl.
Friday night being the last nite
of the yea- watch night meeting
was held. The Rev. Cannon of
Friendshfp preached u vonderful
sermo;..
Mrs. Oh\;>. Clark is .'till on the
sick list! Wa houe for Wer 'a
speedy re -.y ery.
.. .Miss Matt e Boyd, who l as been
in Charlotie for a short while is at
hone.
Mrs."Anna Chalk and daughters
Vivian and Frances acc mpnnied _
by Mr.,'. 1 n.ma Jenkins was the
'Sunday ngih tguests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Ray and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Raw Is, Mrs. Estella
CI* rk, Mrs. Liia B Ray
Caesar Rav J motored to Florida
Saturday t*> the funeral of their
sister and aunt.
" Mr. nndJV.rs. Zebedee Smith and
family-wen the dinner guests of
Mrs. Minme Lowman ard family
on New Year's Day.
Miss Rut'.e Nixswi, M thoni?
as Kinly, M:ss Nancy Paris and
Mr. Q. C. Paris have returned to
school fr a? cher Femeste s work.
Mrs. Haj t.y Rhett is mewhat
indisposed. We also no>*e she'll
soon-be-better. ??-The
Big Pisters' club n et at the
home of Mis. Daisy Rhett with a
large number attending. New and
old busines. were disc isred after
which a dsdcioUs course ^ras served.
We accounted to mee t at the
hnmp ?k DpIIar yinr^cnn.
BETTIS ACADEMY -NEWS
By Ruby L. Nicho.ton
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After an enjoyable holiday season
our teachers and pupils have
resumed th< ir duties all popped up
and ready to go. It seems that
old~Santa vas generous m the dis
tribution o( his gifts to Lettishes.
All are anxious to make 1938 a
-banner yoa
Our principal, Mrs. S. I. Collins
was called to Lynchburg, Va., dur !
ing the holidays to* atteno. th.e funeral
of a relative. Mr. *Varmicl<?
AndBrson. She has the sympir^
thy of all.
The friends of Mrs. B. L. Nicholson
are glad that she is able
to be up again and tru^t that she
shall soon be quite well.
. Classmates and other i'iends of
Miss Sallie Bradley, freshman regret
that the is il and wish for
her a spcraj recovery.
Mr. and IV ra. H.' A. Bb.-sengale
were ilelig1-led to see th? ;r rela~
tives, Mr. u:d Mrs. Jlowerd Blas
sngale, A'l.any, N. Y;, Mr.?arucL
Mrs. Earl Blassengale. I :dgeland
and Miss R-by Blassengft'e_ Lees.
ville. during the holidaysPresiddrt
and Mrs. Nicholson
entertained e group of the teachers
and ot.'.cr friends at ? bountiful
Christmas dinner, Lt-c. 25.
We egret that Mrs. C- J. Carroll,
cur head matron, is detained
at home because of h r illness
and trustLthat she will soon fc>e
-with rs ag- m.
Miss Salle L. Bailey 6f the faculty
_ Hi. Allendale nty Tr.
schoo, was t visitor her, during
the h'idays.
Miss Lilian Sloan, F eshman,
of. Simpson. ille hu soui sympathy
and condolerce in her grief due to
the death r'"Jh'er mother a . l ing the
holidays. -
x* xt,, . ,i,i r>v.Ko
iuia? iuauiu uvjixllkzk,, v? xi madelphia.
was the guest of her relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. L. W. Collii^s,
during (tflve holidays. She
visited at Pettis on Ne v Year's
Day.
Mr. Raymcnd Norris. vice-princi
pal jrf th- school at Tate, Ga.,
qrotit *^re a3 tno
house guest of the Tf!a "sengales. 1
He returned to his work January
2nd.
- Miss-A. M. Cummings of our
' faculty was pleased to nu\e a3 her
guest '.dur.r.g the holidjk.fi, Miss
is now attending State college.
Willie Man Garrett of Sailey, who1
Mr. and Mrs. C. Alt??rt Rubens^
and their fovr children aoent the
holidays in Akien geats -of Mrs.
Ruhens' nu her. Mrs. JE*I&0^frJlem
ming. ~~ T~
Start the New Year right and
keep to tV. right throughout the
year, fcy ri ading The. Dalmetto
Leade eacTrweek.
CALVIN D'rfTRIRUTES
3,50. t'lCTl'RES IN YEAR
New York?(C)?Ca'vin's News
? _ t /n TIT . mrri. ni
] paper oerv;..e, west ^otn at.
distributed to the Neflrro press in
1937r 3.50<' pictures In mat ix form
it was announced by Floy i J. CalT
vift, editor and manager, Friday.
The pictures covered iroividuals
and scenes In Nejfro life and included
practically all phases of
racial activity.
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SOCIFTY HILL NEWS
Services at Bethesda ami t7nlon
Baptist churches were veiy interesting:
Sut.a&y, Christmas cards,
were rendered by both chors. Rev.
S. B. Thompson ascendoa the rostrum
and m cached ~one~ His soul
stirring semons. 1
Rev. and Mrs. Wm. inderson
and fomilc Kingstrcc tccompa- nied
by Prcl. Freemar vnd Miss ,
Cornelia R< ose visited ; elativeb
and friends In Socity lTiil during
the holidaw
Miss Rut?- Johnrcn, G rejisboro
was the h ; so gue.'t <1 Mr. and
Mrs, -X-Xi^.Djckson during the hoi- '
idays.
Mr. and Mrs. Qcliu 1 ichor, of ^
Pennsylvairi.! spent the y 'lie tide
with Mrs. E.izabeGfr. Wine:? Evans.
Students from the various co*l- ]
I'gos and schools sprucing the
Christmas holiday^ at home: M1ss V
Rosa McKar ; M.ss uha.krtft Buna- I
parte. Miss CyntntarGt c ^o. Miss
Arthunne pi ir.ee, Mr. "Jaxoes ~
Ston, Jr., Miss Daisy TJsccte and ^
Julius I3a:.;*e.
Brother John Williuirs. sister
Rebecca Mtndoek and sinm- Diry _
Swiney aro on the sick li t. We
wish for thmn a speedy 'ecovery.
Mrs. -R< ^ Qcca Johnakin, ~Phila
delphia is spending w days
with Mr. <vi a Mrs. Jamow Gamp
bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Heru-y Watson,
Cheste fiel |_ ^pent a few jays with
Mrs. Watson's parents. Rev.' and
Mrs. P. B. Thompson.
Miss Ch'istina Bailey and Miss
Florence Williams have lust returned
froir New York,.
Miss Lil'. .n Bacote wl o is teaching
at Pageland, with Prof. S.
<3. Thomp (h. spent the holidayaj
here with hey ^argjits, dr. and
Mrs. Terr/ Bacote.
Mr. J. E Dickson of. !' olumbia'
and sonic ' f his relatives spent
a few hoo-.- here last Sin day cis^J
itfng his jftirm, Mr. J. B. Dick j
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Rev. J. S. Maddo?. twgtor Everybt
dy enjoyed a Merry
Christmas i nd the New Y'-ar finds
Us with new resolutions (/"Thought
of zeal an:' courage to life the
gram was very good-and en-joyed
by all.
Mr. ahd Mr?. "Warren McGrier,
Mr o?,l Vro XT T> TV .. ilirntA*
were dinnc-v guests of Mr. and i
Mrs. B. G. Jteeder first Christmas
Day. "Mrs Marie ,Toh..sop arrfv?d
from V.'^hirgten, P. ? . and is
spending sr metime with relatives
smd Trienas >
i?? Lula Mno Maddcx *pent the
Mondays at home.
Miss V'vt'an Anderson who underwent
a.i - operatnion?&?doing J
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tMr. Aloh bus Adams*^ as funerafczrd
3id Sunday. .~ (
Mrs. Loi i<=e Williams was luneralizrd
a*- Pine Grove. ?ho was
S7 yearn uC age, and was .lovetr by
all who knew her.
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New York?(C)?In a '37 review
o? Negro r. 'lovq jn the \V'yA theatre
bv th Federal The. tre Project.
122.-E. 42d street, it was revealed
tha4 122 colored a< tors are
assigned Fb the Lafayette Theatre
in Hariom. The pcrscnnel has
sent figufd being 253, of v hich 122
arc actors. J. Augustus Smith is
head of the theatre, and Harry F.
\L Edward^ i ml Edna Lewis Thorn
as are assi.-tants. The report con
eludes: "Foi the past few-months
the WPA Negro theatre las been
exeliisivL'ly manned and directed
by colored theatrical workers,
whf/se devct'on to the ioh nt hnntl
coupled \vi i their wide experience I
in the_ co> -mercial theatre, has
made this WPA experiment in the
finl.l nf ) npinl drama a fruitful
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Hurjton Crutar, who served fdr
several mcv.ths ott the?rtaff ?o?
Thomas E Dewey while he was
Monday to continue on the staff
a? Mr. Doty tovk office as District
Attorney of New Y< rk county.
Mrs. Carter is Expected tor : ?
i;ei a luise ?* ner preset salary
of $3,500 re) year.?
HAMILTON'S
Diamonds & Watches
EASY CREDIT TERMS
1C1I MAIN ST. '.
PROFESSIONAL**
CARDS
Honrs Daily: Sundays:
2:0(Tto 4:00 P.M.
J. Wendell Stover
PHYSIO--THfiRAHST GRADUATE
MASSEUR
Health Treatments By Appoint"
ments ~~
1314 Campbell St. Camden, S.C.
DR. A. B. JOHNSON
SURGEON Office:
1323 Assembly Street
rnone 8466
Phone 8740
REV. J. H. JOHNSON
Office: 2029 Marion Street
NOTARY PUBLIC
Dealer in Real Rstate, performs
marriage ceremonies, write wil's.
deeds, mortgages, claims, etc.
Cal! tn See Him
Dl,? O Af\n """*
viiiw* i iiujio o4U ^ Ites. 07U0
;N; J. FREDERICK
\ttorncy-at-law and Notary Publio
PI? T'. 1\ ALL COURTS
. ?State and h?.<ierr.l
Id 19 Wash ngtoff S<.,. Cula.' S. C.
DR. IT. H. COOPER _
Dentist
Special Attention Given to Diseases
ot the Gums
(.old Urown and midge Work
A Specialty
Office Phone -0429- Res. 8264
I 125 Washington St., _Cola., S. C.
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Eye, Ear, Nose' and Throat
Glasses Fitted Accurately '
Office Hours: Telephone:
11:00 to"
?:00 to 8;00 P. M. Office 3798
Office: Residence:
2O30r-Tuylot St. 1417 Pine St.
Office Hours: Telephone:
II A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8875
6 P. M to .8 P. M. ' '_. ^
Dr. W. D. Chappelle
- Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of Women and ChlT"H*iB
A Specialty
Office: ' Residence:
2115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St
Columbia, S. C.
Office Hours; -7 Phones:
8 to 9 A. M. Office S0S3
11 to 2 P. M. Res. 6798
Dr. R. B. Frederick
OITce: - Residence; <
1107% Washington 14i6 Park
Over Victory Savings ISank,
Columbia, S. t3;?
1 < ? , 1?3B?.
Phone 73? 1 . ' . -}
. . AIL cias*l^^of?' Dental \Vork
. ST
- PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS
Sunday# by Appointments
Oflke: GervWe Street
.# ?r4rajjfifltabiat S. C
? ;
0/tice Hour. Telephones: *
a -m a Jit. tn , nn p m. OffirP ?QM
T> 1
xvea uenga too m
Dr. D. Kr^enkins
DENT T jfgfc - ~
Filling, Plates, Crowns, Bridge* * '
Sunday by Appointing^
, Anesthesia a iSpec ialty
HKADAM^ETER'S ?
Hair Grower
For I^iseased SraTp?Gives Life A
Beauty. BEST GROWER?ipply
nnre a we^k?PRICE 35c. 1906
Blanding St. Columbia
Counts Drug Store, Washington St.
Thorn a* Drug Store. Tajrter
md Harden Streets
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