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| AP1M.ICATIOI - DATE ! N^AME .. _!; CITY ... . ? GRADE . SCHOOL : ' <; BIRTHDAY "T7rrr~.r ? . I" Fill out this couponn"d mail | nt-nmp?Od envelope to The I'alme i i 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, Sv| the roll book, and you will receivi ISADORA WRITES. i* mi): I know you, have, wondered why I 'haven't "* wnucn before now. Bu1 here I am on 1 the air again." 1 arm still one of(c -? vfinr flnh nn'?iln'r< and will try[."to send in a letter every week, liv . have been reading* the Junior, page (1 > /'every week and how I eVijow read--1 , ini' it. I nm ri ?siv??Vw?dn iind \ ing fine in my studies. Bill itj . looks like to me the Junior page, is- growing every \vl;ek, and Ij hope it will continue to grow. Bill, I will send Vuu my p'cture by Match the 20th. . ... t-..'Isadora Thompson.'' ? ROSsALEE J.IK KS B ASKETBALL i . ? ,* ? 'HU'-. Bill- d am stilljtalking a-11 bout basketball. Our Boys played t Alt. Bethel Garmnr.y Thursday. / Bethel-Garmany" won 22-20. We 1 have a girls team also and are 1 trving to play as good as the bovs i l? Rosa Lee Weathers. . -^c O ma ROSA L. ENJOYS BINGO. Hello Everybody: Here I ami *- again. Hope everybody is get- I ting along fine. We gave another! Bingo party last Thursda,. which' I~TTrr+oyod to' the highest. I wan . onft "game; m.V?brother won two. i We had a ha-Wtball game Friday ; h. t wee,. Elk.i an.r1 Blttekv ille. The ( Sjfrore.<**Vnrt> If to .? in favor of , Elko, ar.d was I glad. We are go- \ 'lio. to have niiotli.-r whnin Xtim'ni. Rosa- I./oe Smith. ( I* AI I. RECEIVES'1U-H-ON. 1 ' i , ? , J-4 Roar I?i"l 1: I revived my button ] and card, whi? a I thank you,] very much. N'i\v t.hat I am a < ?: member,?I?shall?Lu wintinr; von frequently-. - 1 The Di>t:let Teachers^ Aspoeia- i thru was held at our scjv>ol, Diay j ton Street Ilijrh. which I attended 1 on Saturday, .lan. 22. I -certainly, enjoyed .the a-smub'y service. Our Glee Club, of which I atn a inem bcr sane a f> w selections. . I am Fcr.d nj? a few riddles: 1. Why does l.'ncte Sam wear ?? red,---white- and. hipuspendtfs ? I 2. ~Tf the kintr 'lies who will < - ' - pet the job? \.y 3. What has thousands of ribs-i and two hack re?? It 4. When is a lantern lightest? i What is 1 lack and while ] and read till oytt? ] Answers. 1. To hold up his parts. 2. The undertaker. , j 2. A railroad. 4. When it is lighted, EL A Tf< wspaper.. * 1 Paul R. Allen. t BKUy-irK HAS 1MHV (III(K< - - ? 11 Flello -T5il!: T :\tti?run op-' -the4"] farm, Po T pursue--! will have -to v toll yi'.u the th'ngs out here ( 1 vm .still gathering-eggs. and n ' ho!pln.r Wlttr"ttro?garden.?I hope! tn hrt'.'r off same baby oliifli.'i?so^n, Tho garden is looking better now^ ruinod by tho la.-^t cold '.spoil. Ob'u I havo tho cutr;st little shagpryj We havo "pTai'T-d_ two. Bormhc MeLc-fiter I II f ? Boar R' 11: I am so pv<';ja < ?> ourh Junior page and to sro-?o many r motnbor.s writing, tg tho (Hub. I f hope wo will keep TTp |h<V > this1 c, year. T wont to Sunday school and f really did enjoy the toK^nnr |n . .. Wo lllavod two tfnmno- "0 _.t UilMtt'l I ball this week. Oroelyville Mon-'fl :~~~ "jfavt Mapiflng Friday. i wfts f proud to see that Bill bas an lion 0 or roll and next niontb I am po-| injr to try and bo on the h~ior jj roll. T know all the members en-jd joy readme each OtliCTS letters. |B .. I srot my card this week and my d est were A ~ MAROARET APPRECIATES * THE HONOR ROLL. ~5 T? . " Hello Everybody: fSRelieve?frt'e > or not. tut the Jnn'or' paee is cret.\ tine to be real newsy , now. Did J p you notice b~w many letters were a sent in last week? Rill, we ap-je: preciate our Honor Roll very(tl muen. i kt'iw ibdra will lie Imis '> more letters on tbe Jnior page F now. T nm cfili a _ ..... uiieiy ir^ti "my school work. T attended church cl and Sunday school as usual. -^WiH?~ he cnrr. fo s<md von my prettrre v befoVc the 2fi. Wo welcome all P of the now membors of our club A and still there la room fV>r others, dt ?Margaret Wr'gH.10 ?>2. srhe~~ ioffCe H'< i:?ul}V un>y-ry~ :? N HLA.NK v 1 ; t 1 ! 1 198 1 < :: ( i i ? r DTATE i l J ~r~.- ---- AGE ?: t together with, a self addressed < ' tto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, , [ ' CTTotrrname witL be-pl?u;ft(E5P l J ; a membership card and gutton :? > > 4 2AULIXE HAD VISITORS SUN- \ DAY. ' 1 11 el hi Everybody i Sunday waa a _ ovely day and lots of my friends 1 aine to visit m<>. We sure had a ' ivijl time. My aunt, uncle and J Timin fI'nni Ctirnlppn, N ft, were lore visiting. their relatives Sun- ~ lay. Will pick y^u up again next veek. Earlene G. GafTney. SARAH HOPES ALL MADE GOOD IN EXAMS Dear Bill: Here I am as usual. Vfter another" \vei'k of study I am n school again oh feme. After all .xominations are over, I guess ev?ry one is studying hard to make heir grades by the end of the sec-J rod ^semester. On - Friday night;' ,ve win navo. a program which will 30 in interest of Negro History Week, plus Valentine.-We hope t wyi be a success. Oh, I hope' jveryb?d> made their class during' examinations. We are now beginning to think or?. conLqi^flgemenb. Sarah Thompson. ' JOHNNIE MAE "A GOOD SPORT, Hello Everybody: Another busy iveck has passed and I am on the lir again. We are cStetrrating Negro IITstbry^week. I "think it is rbt?best-w<iekall. On Thursday evening the tenth grade enter-; tained the PTA w'th a Founders lay program. The PTA was fortymo years ?ld. , | Our girls basketball team has >00n defeated at last, but we are r"<' l spovtc veVipn it comes to win ling and losing. They are plan-1 sing on playing another game soon. I was glad to see so many ramos on the honor roll and I rope if will be twice th'.1 liunho! i next time. I am studying hard is usual. Diin't forget St. Valen' tine's Dav Johnnie Mae Lee. ' FANNIE J. HAD A LOVELY ' TIME SUNDAY. Hello Bit!:, Hq.w are you by this '.ime? Well.-4 am-on-the air a.rain. 1 had a swell time playing1 .vitli my friends Sunday afternoon A'e played lots^of games. I went :o church and Sunday school as isual and had a very pood lesson. Bill, the Junior page is growing. [ like to read all the letters. 1 Fannie J. Gaffney. \NNETTE SENDS 2 M OTTOS. _ Helio Everybody: I think the Ion or Boll is a grand rdea, alhough the names will go sliding >ass each other.- We arc-through vi?n fvnminations and I am glad. donday we had. three visitors, Two were from Camden and one eas from Dillon. Thev were Mrs. \ Gamble Mrs. W. B. Williams ind Mrs. M. Gordon. braid keep in mind: "Folks who icver do any more than they get iliTT! f<i|,* never prt.?pttid-.i'or -flny iiore than they do." "God w'll not look you over for nedals, degrees or diplomas but of~Scars." ~ . " ; _ Annette Eva McCollum. s air again over station YPJL. Dt ar Bill: I--have been sleep for vl*Nifc^grp^tumo, and was awak'hoTH?>Hon. X>f couTfrei^il. took me ome time t? get to t would t"P good if all fif oui lemhers would wake up too. T. E. Robinson is getting along ne;- Tsleeping). I am going to ry and wnke hint,?if he- doosn'tfp>n Jhis eyes before I cret there. Here are some jumbled letters: [noamexan examination, elner leader. siTb.ulat.efi _, steadfastly. eiconabe obedience. ~ r Helen Bowman. IATHFR TO CET.FRRATE ' NEGRO HISTORY WEEK Camden. Feb. 5?February 6th larked the beginnincr of another Jeprro History celebration at lather. Dr. Alfonso Heningbuffc i-ofossor c:{ Romance lanpruajfes, t N. C. State CoHe^e for Neprroi. aflVT at one time connected with ie personnel of Tuskegee instiHi1. wiH' bu Ili?' ywwinal apaak,er t. ebruary 13 on the closing day of le celebration in Browning's hapol at four o'clock. i -Beginning with the worship gar-. ice -irv Sunday school, adiffercnt hrpie Nl'lfrt1 Illnluiy?and chievomentja being featured *ach ay. Mr. J. W. Martin, instrud- I t of social sciences ,gave the 1 Ill flgerrf | I nitial aduTess at 12:45 on M onlay. A program of mu&ic was riven on Tuesday, science on Wedi lesday, Negro art and dramatics >n Thursday^ while a recital of iadings will be given by the winlers in class contests on Friday. ~~A11 the piugiams will bo given12:46 in Browning's chapel. The )uBUc is Invited to. all of these neetings. ? ' ? As a preview to the activities >f the week, the students have been making pesters and giving :alks to the grade children about Famous- Negrpes^ There are also >n exhibition, in the staff room, pictures of famous athletes, musicians, authors, actors, dancers, msiness men, and politicians. The students are also writing essays ?nd learning poems. Mather academy will celebrate "Annual Parents' Night", February 24, from slX-lhlfly until eight o'clock. Afternoon classes will be in session at that time, and parents will be guided to Tariour cfc-~ pni?mPntQ| na thpY dooirp, by mem bers of the StudenFFacuUy conr=~ m'itt&o, A .free-movie, will given at the close of the session. "Line and Melody," Carrie Jacobs Bond, are the features with the seiial, "The Last of the Mohicans" which begins February 14 at eight o'clock in Mather's auditorium. Admission for everyone is fAfita/ . Other features which will appear within the next few weeks are: "Second Hungaxia fiRhapsodly", j "The Quins", "Astronomy,", "Singing with_Singing_?am", and "Arctic Exploration". Miss Annie Eaton of H?nderson, N.C., is now teaching clothing at Mather since the resignation of Miss Edna Gamble. Miss Eaton is a graduate of Winston-{ ?a4em^Teachers college. Both boys and girls teams will clash wiih Lancaster Training school in Mather's - gym, Friday night, February 11, at 8 o'clock. Mather's girls have lost only two games, so far this season, while the boys have lost but one. BETHLEHEM BAPT. CifT:R H Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Bastor Newberry, S. C.?The Sunday school with its upward trend was well attended by the pupils, to Jnv nothing about our many visitors. Rev H )!,-> Havsnn. who is 1?Ved and admired by all ol the meiir bers reviewed tne Sunday school iiiu.diiL punuay, T Every member is Expected to do their full duty. Come and let us t?av# a great time. lesson for a few minutes aftei the classes reassembled, and as -usual the review was very interesting. Wit*1 Miss Ojetia Gilliam at the piano*, our morning services got on the way. In spite of the weather many were present at the ;egular service. N Aftejr the devotional exercises which wa3 conducted by Rev. H. H. Dayson, our pastor came be fore us with a powerful message using as a tcxr~The?fcert.J ig my rook and my Fortress, and "my delivered. Next-Sunday our pasto,. will speak from this same text Mv God, my strength, In whom I will trust. Psalm 18:2, The out-of-town visitors were as follows: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Angelina Counts and Mrs. Sarah B. Hirpatrick all of Charlotte, N. C. There were any number of local friend* present at our morning ser vice. Friends an<d visitors are welcome at all times. * The BYPU met at the regular hour with the vice-president in charge of the program. Those~ that were present enjoyed the beautiful songs and reau*ings by the young folk. iSunday night with George Sin#flcton_at._ihe__pianoJ our service's opened, and later, the services Were climaxed with another strong s^rmnn from our pastor, who used as a subject WKaTShall I Do"Wfth My Life?" Dear members and friends we are looking for you Sunday. Will you join us? ' ___ >MILLER CHAPEL " . A. M. E. CHURCH Rev, R. J. Jeffersno, P?8tor XT .L ... ? 4?l. CI J L>ewntrrry, o. v^.?rounaay was a R???day?anij_servioes_ throughout the dav were largely attendeiT. The S. IS. opened at its respecbwftJiour. "Subject of lesson ChallengtngT'tHeu^Qfial Order. After the discussion^v^iui^varioais class, es the lesson was int?r?Sti?giy reviewed by Mr. Verbus Counts1^**^ -AfthtF^snetaaion^of^the S. S. the morning service began aftRr the ..preliminaries the pastor selected as a text St. Luke 17:15-17, theme, "Blessings we Miss". The pnatrn- spoke oufr of the-fullness cf his heart and spiritual enthusiasm prevailed. The Holy Communion was administered. The A. C. 15. Leagug met at 8:30 with a large attentJanc*. Evening service began at 7:30. The pastor preached another masterly sermon he selected for a text Exodus 14:13 "Stand Still and see thP Salvation of the Lord". This message will linger long in our hearts. On next Sunday at the evening arvfrn ther^ wi|l be rendered a great literary hnd musical ptfi- 1 gram, commemorating the birthday of Bisht/p Rchard Allen, the founder of the A. M. E. church. All are cordially Invited. _JLv?U A. O-i n . i PAlitfTrro uadw FEBRUARY 14: _ FREDERICK DOUGLASS Father in ttift HUM _ A Valentine to be Remembered. Born a slave in Talbol Caunty, Maryland, Februarv 14, 1817 Escaped ftom slavery, going: to New Bedford, Mass. Sept. 3, 1838 Hi's first public speech at Antislavery Cpnvention in Mass. 1841 Spealfer at the World's Temperance Convention, London, Eng. August 7, 1848 ? Editor of a paper, "The North Called to Washington by President Lincoln for a conference 1884 --President of. Thp FmpH man Washington, D. C.f 1866 United States Marshal of District of Columbia, 1877 I Recorder of Deeds" of" District I of Columbia, 1881 j U.-'S. Minister to~Hftitt,~1889 Died, February 20. 1896. , MOPRiq RBmVN A. M. E. CHURCH Rey. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?Our services on last Sunday were well attend" ed all day, altho it did seem that the morning 'service would be Lrv ferruptei' by rainr The threatening clouds passed away and the worshippers at our?church were made to feel good as they enjoyed the services of the morning. The junior church functioned as usual, after which Dr. Lemon preach ed a sermon based upon the theme "The Reward of Obedience"'. The scriptural text was Jeremiah 7:23. ThP Holy Sacrament was admin-' istered to a large crowo! of persons at both morning"an^ ^vening^ vices. There were six accessions ( to our church during the day. Mar? visitors were in attendance and (enjoyed the services. iNexf &unaav ^vviil-be-Foiuuier's Day, when a suitable program will be observed during the day. . The . eveiiing message was brought by the pastor at 7:30 pjn. The text wns selected from iXings 22:14, "A Fearless Spokesman for Gour' was the theme around which the sermon centered. We are pained, to note the passing of Mr. Leon< Haskett, son of Bvo. D. L. Haskett, leader ef. class No; 62. Our sympathies are *xxnde to the family. On next 'Sunday morning Mr. Nathanie Harrington will spifik J -a-thi. Junior church This young__j man is reputed to be an excellent j speaker and doubtless large- at?- < .endar.ces will greet him. Our spring drive is being launch ed anJ the faithful ones are stand j ing by us usual. .1 rhnrrh eon noil -will be called j in the near future, when the plan "j :or the drive will be unfolded, and actual work started. We natinpate no failure as to the success of-whatever plan may be proposed . fo,. the prosecution of the program foi the year. Wo note with pleasure,- the com ing to our city of Dr. E. H. McGill, president of Allen university to lecture for the benefit of MtZicn A. M. E. church. His many fr-onds in Charleston will be glad to gre^t bim. NEW SAINT PHILLIP A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. Capers, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?Sunday, Feb (5, was a beautiful day and church service were very inspiring. As the.hour for morning worship approach people were seen fi*om everywhere hurrying off tti some- place of worship. Within the confines of St. Phillin on last Sunday, an apprecia- , tive audience was seen all day. f 1 ?! - ? v..e uouui preliminaries 1:2, 3, theme "Vain". This sernon was a great one and delivered with masterly ability. Sunday school convened at its respective hour with a large at- , tendance. " The lesson was -b?atttifully taught and discussed. Wo were pleased Jo have two visitors . 1 in "our midair? ?~??_: Night service began 7:30. Our most efficient pastor ascendeJ the rsotrum and delivered another soul stirring message taken from St.> Matt, 27:45, theme Jesus Paid it All. This was very fc-rcefully do livered and everyone who heard him seemed tn ar>i/\*r it- IJrvl.. -T ? ?<" Communion was delivered by the pastor as usual and a larg^'l crowd partodk of it. We stili nave Bro. E. Simmons on our sick list. Sister E. Bryant ~ one" oT~ the" " yuonger group of.. yur church regrets very much the passing of her eldest brother who passed away evening of the 31st of Jan 'utrrx^^tr^^.de.epeRt sympathy goes out for this^poai^d family. He leaves to mourn hisa^ath his mother, wife, two' children, fiyc sisters four brothers and a host of other relatives' and freinda. We _ all Icvfd him, hut God loves him best. ?^ -??? *LEG ARE A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor Sumter, S. C., Sunday, Feb, 6? Sunday school opened at its usual hour with the Supt. and officers nti'their post of duty. The les son was beautifully:taught and ' reviewed by the Pastor, Rev. J. ' E. Dixon. Service began at 12:00 o'clock. Text St. Luke 14:7, subJijl'l fluiim ami lwh? m mgal with ? Jesus. This text was wonderfully preached and our hearts were miwl- fz-s ...Mup vv I/Ut II, V(U1LC tx 1VW cum- I muned ~ Rev. Dixon and his queemlyl wife "and driver were the dinner * gr >tg of Mr. and Mrs. Mwgan HuOS^Z i . ,?r i i COKESBURT NEWS j St Paul A. M. E. Church . Rev. J. C. Coaxuin, Pastor The S. S. opened on time. Supt. 1 Bro. W. Iff. Dixson in charge. The l?8aon was beautifully discussed. ?The prenehinp* service began a9 usual. The spiritual tide raji high while the able divine brought us a wonderful message text II Kings 4:26, theme "Confidence". A good collection was taken. The Lord's supper was administered to quite a few. Visitors, Mr. George Klugh and sou -George of .fit. John Baptist church. The pasto,. Ts organizing the boards. Senior and jup ior Stewardess Boards and the Allen board; senior and junior trustee boards. We are planning "to9t*gc 0U7 spring rally-. Mr. Isaac A."ams is leaving this week for Ashevjlle, N. 0., to take medical treatment in Oteen hospital. We are hoping for him an early recovery^ Mrs, Mlttio An;~ trium of^ Rhiladelphjai_MrS. Sallie Childs _of Piedmont is visiting their sick sister, Mrs. Susan Ar-. nold.?Mrn. I,i77ie Williams is on the sick list. We are hoping the sick will soon recover. Rev. Coaxum spent last week" end Hrp visiting his, members. We were all glad to httV? him,?: DUNN CRE?K BAFT. CHURCH Rev, J. S. Maddox, Pastor Sunday was a fine day for "all church services. Sunday school as usual with associate Supt., E. K. Washington in charge. ? | At 2:00 o'clock a largo crowd , of sorrowing friend and relatives I witnessed the last rites of Bro. , Willie Alfonso Davis. Rev. J. S. | Maddox, Jr.. a classmate of the deceased at Morris college., deliv- j ered the eulogy. Bro. James F, Gilbert who departed this life in Detroit, Mich.. January 27 funeral was conducted. Thursday by the pastor. Fori many years he was organist for I this and other churches. Both . families have cur sympathy. In Memory Thou go not like the quarry olv?ves at night, . "" -j Scourge^1 to his dungeon, I But sustained and soothed by an unfaltering trust, , I Like oi.e who wraps the drapehy cf hi$ couch about him And lies down in pleasant dream. pa USE HAIRLONGERj A wonderful flair Grower Makes the hair grow Long, Full and Luxuriant. A fair trial will prove its wonderful worth. Hairlonger Grower 25r Pressing Oil 25i Postage 10c. ALSIE P. WYNNE, "Box 24, Clio, S. C BEST QUALITY COAL?ALWAYS? ~ PPflMDT a. X IV V ICi J - PHONE 4311 J?fil | ~ Dial 78!) - \ ~ * " .- ' ' f ' * John F. Hunter'; Funeral Director 1 and Embalmer i Mrs. MARY H, MADDEN, 1 Assistant * 120 N. Harper Street Lauren*, 8. C. ? - ? >i. i> 11 ii v -MEETINGO OF THE Y. -M. C. A. AND Y. W. C. A. DISTRICT NO. ONE A SUCCESS Ei iil.iv, .Tnminrv V>ft Sprint* H I) trict meeting, of thq Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. District No. 1, with Mr. A. S. M. Parker, who heads this Argpnixnt-'mi, met in Manning. S. C., at Trinity A. M. E. church, 'Rev. D. J. Gwh<on, pnctor and Mr L. T. Brock, president of Association No. 30. As llQIinl +Vin T> - I ...?w.v v.?.|"i.iu, livY. A. DoLaine, conducted the devotional which was .\ery spiritual. After wh.'ehir the President-;- Mr. Parker, took charge and stated the business of the meetmg- aft>ev which the writer was appointed by "life pTerdrhTit^to take^ the chair. to install all district officers. The officers were aTl pFesent arid tnok their obligations. The president t^ok the chair and the renm'ndcr of'the business , for the day was completed. ATI members and Visitors present was invited to the pui'sonagi! where they were .royally entertain _ed hv the ladies of Association No. .TO, Manning, [ ... r riooy. n.inuary 28, Spring Hill A._ M. E. church. Rev. j. A. DcI Lainc, pastor an;! district chaplain , and bro. Nelson. pi oVdeiit of the l6cal association. The Executive Board met at the ab'we name plpco on t^> date rotated?with?Pr"gidrnt A S, AT Parker, and his official staff. The day was cold h'Pt the officers and members, also visitors were on the job. The business was dispatcher! with case. All claims we're satis fiod and over SI..100 hut on hand. | Th's organization is fvrowimt 'under the leadership of Mr. A. S. j M. Parker, as its head. It will meun much, to-anyone to become a member of this organization. T)*nner was" served. The meeting closed with much isuccess. The board-of directors will meet in its business session, February 25th at Harvin, S. C..-Reesevi'lle. A. M. E. church. Rev. M. M? Martin, pastor. Bro. W. M. , .Ilery, president local* association. All I members of the board are? hereby asked to bo present at 10 a. nv. Business of importance.Mr. Parker is brother of Lawyer E. A. Parker of Smite", S. C. Lawyer Parker is editor of The wo ooo o o ^ . o WHILE IN NEW YOKK j STOP AT WOOUS1DE HOT EL t he Finest Colored Hotel in liarlem ? ' __ 2421 i th Ave. at 142nd St. New York, New York j AUDUBON 32400 ~? David G. EllisonGeneral Insurance Honest and efficient attcn placed with me PHONE 5717 ~~ "" I THE FI LL LINE OF HI LL PERFUME AND TOT LET ? ARTICLES Counts Drug Store 1HT, WASHINGTON STREET Ean-Q-Lin System ?In Remitv Ci.Hun< ~ Give FAN-O-LIN HAIR, Soalp Dandruff and Toilet I'f> paration." a ~-Ti tal. Their worth lms boon proven. Have FTnl are trTTTWtrrjr" Hair on Ha! I Heads and Hare ?pots when 'directions mo follow o. Will promote m full growth >f Hirir. 1 Rox Hair Grower 35c I Rox Speoial Hair Grower - 40c I Rox Seala Soap r -- 20c 1 Rox Pressing Gil * 45c 1Q wontn rurl ii> fun ooitumi ^ejristored in U. ?. Parent Office . 1 \pfents Wanted. Write for Terms Made Ry Mmt. I ANNIE I,. CAROLINA ! 02y Hiyh Market Street Georgetown, -S. C. i Saturday, February 12, 1938 People's Informer" also pastor- of St. Peters .-ktalion, Ol'UimobuiB ' district:? ? L... If vm ever hope to inrvkp a race" we. must- respect each otTrer - ami ^ support' business UIitL'ipi ises. 1? I " II \ Ml !. t o n ' S I Diamonds & Watches EASY CREDIT TER.MS V 1C11 MAIN ST. hwsib^ ;B i. V . . . . ' t - <-- >*- - x-o Lerofessional CAlt?s??? lllurrs ' Daily : - .- ~FuIi^ys: p.M. ?11 am 2:0! to 1:00 L\M -1?4. Weltdoil Stover '4 PHVS.T') TTIFKAI'TST. G!i AIU'ATK MASSKt'K "l'i\ :t(;iu Mt r.y Appointments - ' 1.1H*"rC:?hipbi,li St. ('ar.ulen, S.c. ^ dr. a. nr jott: ;son sihViegn ' Of!;."": tA-smiiMv Street | ' T'hono rUt'G . Ri'sitl rice: DIP hut: r'h m;o "7-pi REV; J. li. JOHNSON1; I ViM'vv S?,?r<et Dealer in ' Rt4:?. 1 Est ate. |n'i"''nms ( niai > iair? c? ' (ri.'?uii<*s, w*111 wil's. i deeds, mo:1 s. tdnim*. Ptc;. _ . C'al! tn.Sre Him JWIKWUIW* J>wf "1 v>y^VWWWWI Ollic* Phnfct r.lwT Hon. 0708 , IS. J. i iUvDEIvICK Attorney-#; l.v.v . : N.i'.:uy Public I'K.U I !< i-i IN \!.L C'M UTS.. -*-StuU.* and 1 vdr-.l 1110 Wli- !i !l;;ii>a > t_Viu. ft. C. - ?? 7 ^ Dk. if. ii. CGv/A*ii<jL? Pent "si Special .aIH iiiKin T,i ; i !t>. I lisy. i-s r the <i"his Gold (Ji own ai.'i i>i i>i^L Work ' A Sprcttvlti' j Oflice Phono 0120 lies. S2G4 1125 Washington St,, Cola., S. C. JDK. J.'U. bTUAUT Ey??, Par. Nose and Throat f ; ill s ~ ' S I-'i I till \| Pill itnlu OflW Hour.-: Telephone: 11 :t)U to 1:0() P. M. lies. 4002 <):(?) to*. 8;OH P M. Oilite 3T0ft 20nn- mr-piro St (- T' 1 phono: 11 A. >1. U. 2 i'. M. ^ Lea k?75 Dr. W. I). Chnppellel'n> s?ci"'ii nrvl Sure*on Lis.-nsos <?!' \\ hm'i, ftni! t.hil'jot A Spo/j'alty " Office; - Residence: j *2115 Lady St, 1 1301 Pure St. * Columbia. S. C. -Office 111-,'uiP _____ Phonea: - & to 0 A. 51. Office 0033 11 to 2 P. M lies. 0708 0 to H P. 51. * ?. TJr.lt.I>. Frederick t Physician ()i;'c,c: Residence: 1107 Vi Was hints.!oil 1110 Park Over Yicti-"v Savitcrs think, Columbia S. C. Phone 73"1! All classes,of Dental Work I)r. L. H. Ilallman PAINLESS i:\ ri! \c t ro\s by AppoinLmentsr ? Oliiee: 1GervaV Street fr 111V l<ia,S7C ''Oi'.W'e ""in. Telcphonea* S:.'iU A. :U. to . :U0 P. M. Oliiee CO:53 r.. Res:donee S873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins ]) h N I 1 S~T Filling, IMates, Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment' / i ?l. Anesthesia a Specialty MADAM PETERS Hair Gro.ver For Diseased Snilp?Gives I ife & Beauty. REST fiROWKIt?npply once a week?PKICE 35c. ? 11*06 IMamling St. Columbia founts Ihnij Store. W nsHII"?lnii !lfc Thomas Priijj Store, 'Invlor FINAL PAY-U?.__