Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" '****"' KJ"*' ??pa? mm???? ?i ? - kJM >0 MM ???? >? ?? ?????? ' > . APPLICAT1 * \ > ^ { * < > : 1 I . UA i Ii ?? I I I! NAME _. __ i i ! ! CITY I I ' ; GRADE ... .? . ... SCHOOL ; ; BIRTHDAY , i Fill out this coupon a"d mat 1 ! atampeld cnvelopg .to The Dal: 5 i 1310 Assenftly St., Columbia, ' | [ the roll book, and you will roce MATTIE STILL LOYAL Dear Eill:I know you have wondered why I haven V written before now I am still reading the Junior page. My teacher this term is Mrs. Sims and enjoy her instructions. Bill Margaret Wright ha3 kept up the page fine' and I like to rea/.' the letters So- long,? ~~? MATTIE TUCKER. jSENDS BILL VALENTINE 1 Hello Bllir*?~ ; I aim sending you a Valentine. We are going to play la basketball game on Washington s * Dirthday betweeFJVilliston . and Elko on Williston's court. The boys are planning a game too. The game between Elko and Silver .Spring resulted: 19-1 favor of Elko. We ala oril.yged Springfield Eriday, Scores 8-4, fvaor Springfield. I am quite busy in school now because all the children in six grade ccme in at 11:45 and in tho Evening we hvae a busy time. We _. are making February Booklet that is the sixth grade, is making them. ' Yours lovingly, ROSA LEE SMITH. VALENTINE PROGRAM A SUCCESS Hello Everybody: ? -?What- jrbeautif al^weetc-h*sp*Saed and we are looking forward to another beautiful one. Since I live in the "country" I'll have to tell about the farm. The farmers have begun plowing and starting their spring gardens and I have also started my flower garden. The program we^ had Friday night in interest of the hospital was a success. We are planning others for this worthy cause. Last week, we devutetj moat all of cur school time in observing Negro History W*ek. So long. SARA THOMPSON. P. S.?I'm gla<.,' I woke up Helen Eowman, but sorry I didn't wake T. E. .Robinson. Guess Miss Jb/wman'will wake him. MINNIE WRITES Dear Bill: I know you wondered what have come ove,. me because I didn't write. I hope everyone will enjoy your Valentine. The McBeth Grammar school-win have~1r pftWyi The. boys are goihg to have races and play football and baseball. The girls are going to plav tennii . and basketball. I hope everyone will have a nice time. So long until next week. MINNIE EUGENE SIMS. DECIDED TO WRITE Drar Bill: Todr.y I decided to write.. I am gla / to see the Junior page increasing each week. We had our first S'-mesters examinations last week. ^ Last week" my_J)rother from the State college, Mr John P. Burgess at d Mr. C. A. Johnson visited us. I wasAespeeialty glad to see my brother. So lcng, look to hear from me again so"on. . VALERIA HOWARD. ~~EARLENE SENDS RIDDLES " Dear Bill: We are certainly having lots of warm weather. The peach trees are about to bloom. If they do I'm afraid' that-ther' wrtIL~R'?r-'T<nrea; because I think that we are going .. to havft-som<e more oold weather. Here are some riddles. 1. Everybody is dying to ride in it. , 2. Feed him he will live, watei him he will die. 3. What kiira of bush does arabbit sits under when it is rfeining? 4. Hear it, but don't see it. 5. Go all over hills and hollows; comes in at night and sits in i n corn?r. Answers: "?1?? A hearse. 2. Fire: 3. A wet bush. 4". The wind. 5. Cow's milk. - So Iong until next week, ?? EARLENE G. GAFFNEY. STUDYiyG^HOME ECONOMICS jfr " Dear Bill: In Home Economics we are making sctap books. We have begun studying aboijt foods too. In a ?^?1'. few more weeks, we .will atari cooKing. -Miss Rosa Reese is planning a Valentnine party for this week. So long, , ANNETH EVA McCOLLUM, .1 (The EON BLANK . ri rm?193 1 1 > _ ...? ... < 1 ..... STATE \ ? - age ; 1 it together with a self addressed 1 metto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, < > 5. C. Your name will be placed on' ' ive a membership card and gutton \ [ - inspired Dear Bill: My! how I am enjoying: these wa m spring days and how glad I am to see the eafly spring flowers in bloom. We observed Negro History week at our school and l talked about the achievement of " Jilt race. I am~goingto try to do ?ell ti e little things and maybe ome day I too will be able to do ,ieat things. ., bvt MARGARET WRIGHT. v mm 'r annie likes basketbali. r lello Bill: I Wp hftVa hppn wtn^vino' ome of o-ur great Negro men and wonwn diiring Negro Histdry week/ Bill if you will stop and hink-we have lotg uf glent Negrd nen and women in the weak'. Our school will play baseball with Luke.ville school Friday and [ hope our team will beat. My father i#? the principal of - Luke .vrlle school. ; ; Bye, bye, FANNIE J GAFFNEY. TOMLLNSON SEXTET WINS THREE STRAIGHT . t ' lello Bill: Another school week has passed >f basketball. Tuesday between 'oopcr. school-Tomlinscn Hi; Wediesdav between Trio-Tomlinson Hi ' Friday between Andrews-Tmolin- I on Hi. Tomlinson's girls won ev r.v game. On ^Friday night a Valentine' uirty was given at the school and ' veryone enjoyed playing the many I n mna ortrl t Vi ^ rrfrnch mnntk WftrA I V??C " V. V enjoyed by Everyone. My sister Mayme Jean says helo to* all of the members and she vill joui?,the club before long. We ' - 'njoy reading the letters and ridlle& very much. So long, EMMA CAROL tfAMULE. ENJOYS JUNIOR PAGE Hilo F.verpbody: We have enjoyed talking about _ the acl-ievement. nf the rucp for he past week. We had an inter sting program Friday morning. Each class was represented, I represented my class anJ talked about the achievement of some of the leading women t/f our race. = ??. ' BERNICE McLESTER. L PROUD. OF R-M E i Dca: Rill: . We had some very splendid programs last we If and I must say, every year I learn more about my race. I am very proud of what we have accomplished. On F iday night I had the p'easure of seeing Peg Leg Bates, an international sta,. of our race at Reed Street school. He is a won I derful iCncer and l am sure ?varyone enjoyed him. ' JOHNNIE MAE I.EE. JOHNSTON NEWS. ^ Bethel C. M. E. Church At 11:45 Rev. E. M. Grlliam preached a strong sermon to a large congregation. At 7:30 another large congregation gathered for worship. The pastor preached another great sermon. The church is improving very much with the new pastor. We are proud ofl him. I The four clubs are busy working I to make a round report the third t i %n, ?Tn,?-, >- , i . .. uun^uy Tn it p*' i> Mi a. Ellen Watson departed . .this life Feb. Gth. at the home, of her daughter, Mrs. fl^ary Jene Smith. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Calvary Baptist church by Rev. Matt Mobley. j Undertaker Anias was in Charge. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Amos, Mr.' 'and Mrs. C. P. Pope, Rev. and Mrs -iW. M. Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. W.1 | Peterbank, Mr. and Mrs. W,_ B.J. Bass, Mr. Joseph Moore and Prof. R. N. Smith attended the funeral of Mr. Walter Bush near Saluda, ..Sunday. > Mrs.^ Hassie Valentine and Mrs. Uuciie " Etheredge of^ Batesburg spent Sunday here with relatives and frends. The faculty of Rosenwald school attended the County Teachers meetirwr in Edgefield Saturday. Mrs. Savahmfh Young's many friends are glad that she is much better. ? Mr. Frank Hendrht is very ill St this writing. Miss Hattie Miles er|**|rtained some of her fn'ends with a party .../"r Clnh?No. t'4 at her home a h . I Thursday night. Many game* were "h.ioyed. Prizes for pinnim? names the right nlace on a Valentlpe Won " by Mrs. Wanena Quattlebaum and Mr. Pierce Peterson. Those pres *' V Wtt " I - ( eat: Miss Grace Blftnd, Messrs. Thomas and Pierce Peterson, Oreswell and Watson Hammond, Ridge Spring; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Phil--1 lips, Ulr. and Mrs. Harold Quattle-' baum and Mr. Walter Mason, Ai- 1 ken. Tea and crackers served. ' Rev. E.M. CVlliam will preach at the AME church here on Sun-!< day night Feb. '20. The public is. invited. ^ Mr. J. P. Burgess o5 Orangeburg was the dinner giiest of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Amos Friday. I Mr. Noah Amos spent Thursday in Augusta, Ga<, on "business. WHITMIRE NEWS. The Spartanburg District led the Educational Drive for Livingstone College in- the State. The District raised $307.30. -Cedar Grove and Spring Hill churches raised $31.25 for the drive. We felicitate our Presicl'ng Elder, Dr. D. C. Crosby for his substantial report. I The AME .Zion Connection rais| _ed?$25,000. Hurrah?to?the?Zien-^Connection: Friends are very sorry to know that Mrs. Leola Joiner is still in the People's Hospital at Newberry We were very sorry ~TO~learn of the sydden death of Mr. Henry Le wis. who departed this life Feb. 6th and was laid to rest at Spring Hill AMEZ^hurch_Iuesday, Feb. 8th. J. C. Byrd; nTorticTah. [ The Christian Endeavor Apd of Bruce Tabernacle met Sunday nite The Board of the Mutual So-J ciety met last Saturday. I liams are vefy glad to know that she is improving. .. . J Mr. and Mrs. Haskel Joiner and Qthers motored to Newberry Fri-| day, to secrJVlrs. Leola Joiner. Miss I.onnie Mae Joiner and Mr. James Means spent the week-! end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Join-1 or. . ' . On the sick list Mrs. Martha Banks Mr. Nathaniel Glenn. Correction: Mr. Albert Wallace did not go to Cincinnati, 0. when he was called out of town; but he ' mother was improved, when h e left her. Leroy and Hepry were also there to visit tho'r mother. | Mr. Samul Fant-and Miss Eas-i tor Robinson and Prof. W.M. Wade and othoi-fr motored to Camden the past Sunday. MORRIS BROWN ? . A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. I. I.omon. Pastor Charleston. S. C.?The services a? Morris "Brown last Sunday, wire devoted largely to the celehration nf "Founder's?Day".?At-the conclusion of the services for the Junior church Dr. Lemon nrPQpVtAr" 4 MVtyi Tac^iiq O'O ndiwrr as a theme "Standing Up'. The sermon was well delivered and the importance of first standing up. anil then performing" some task wns stressed by the pastor. At the close xf the sermon, Mr. .Nathaniel Harrington sang effectively several solos, inspiring in their rendition, and effect upon those "who heard thoVsint;ing". Sunday school and League functioned as usual jrt their, resp-efcive?hours "with kckkT attendance. At 7:30 p.m. n Foundor's Day prograjn was rendered which was enjoyed by a large congregation. The program follows: Selection, Senior choir Brief History, A. M. E. Church, J. A. Brown Selection, Junior choir The Life of Richard Allen, Miss Helen AValker Selection," Senior choir The Church of Opportunity, Mrs. L. G. Smalls -Selectirm, Jmrior_chol r Contribution of the A. M. E. Church to Negro Ecfucattion, Mrs. I.ecue Selection, Junior choir , Solo: "The End of the Road'V Miss E. Reese Selection, Junior choir Richard Allen, the pioneer of Ne?igro-orgaiMgation, Mr. J-. iL?Tay* lor Chorus: "The Church i3 Moving On". Senior and Junior choirs A feature of th.e exercise's was the presentation of a fine p<yrtrait of Richard Allen to the church, by Mrs. M. V. ^Johnson. Dr. J. E. Beard and R^v. Ravenel were ridptt associates of the pastor at the evening services. Dr. Bear..' spoke ih ihis usual happy v<1n, con'gi alulating the pastor I and the church on its upward march. A comm.endabie -sum was das raised for the Allen Day fund The Jur.ior church contributes thru their efforts, over $17.00. A! their efforts, over $17.00., Allen Day passed into .histc/ry with_ pleasant recollections. NEW SAINT PHILLIP A. M. E. CHURCH . . -? , -*') v? /i /^i _ -. w* ? ntv. c. capers, rasiqr Charleston, S. C., February 14? Folks in Charleston an last Sunrtsrjreaffie" outr very appreciatively. Morning service functioned at the usual hour. Bro. Brown our lo cal preacher brought us a soul-' stirring sermon taken form Isa. 01:10. theme "Rejoice in the Lord" Sunday~~schooI convened at its respective hour. At 7:30 Rev. Heyward brought us another upJaftirfg message from St.. Matt. R:28, subject 'Confidence in Jesus'. United spiritual fervor was the result of this able evening message. There was one accession made (toinf tko day. 1 1A ? V ? 1,1 " -m~~rx? PAlitffFft) LEADEt riNE GROVE A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. M. C. Pollock, Paetor Finp Grove Sunday school beeran its usual hour with the Supt Mr. J. C. Rawls in charge. Prof. Garrett made a short talk on service which was enjoyed by all. A number attended SunJay being quarterly day. Mrs. Olivia Clark and Mr. Adam Metze remains sick. Mis? Elizbaeth Graham and Miss luanita Young were home Sunday. Miss llattie M. and Geneva Lorick spent, the week-end with their " *? VT Siaiiuiiiviuci lTirs. iiuiity jruris. Mjs? The! la Morris spent part af last week with Miss Telecicnis Lowman, Mrs. _EsieUa -Clark- motored to Newberry last week with her son. Mr. Alexander Johnson was the Sunday Evening guest of Miss 01lia Nixson. MrsTfJancfr Paris anu Mrs. Minnie Lowmaip spejnt Thursdya in Orungeburg. They reported having an enjoyable stay. Mrs. Annie Stalks and daughter spent the week-end with Mr. Mc. Kinzjc. Miss Telecious Lowman and Naelion Graham visited the Pres- > byterian church of Harbison Institute Sunday past. Friendship worshiped, with fus Sunday. Rev Deiit preached a soul stirring sermon. The - parentdteachers' association gave a "Fortune" social Monday night. It wad enjoye<_. by all. The Big Sisters are giving a singing contest on the 22nd. Mr. Jimriue CJark-and family of Elko worshiped" with"~u3 Suhdav. < OKESBURY NEWS St. Paul A. M. E. Church Rev. J. C. Coaxum, Pastor The Sunday school lesson was beautifully djscTussed and points ' of interest were brought out by our efficients pastor. This being our first quarterly. conference a numbe" of members and visitors were^pfeseht: '?- ? - After the devotional the pastor presented Presiding Elder Mims who delivered a wonderful message from the text I Cor. 13-13. Them, Unfailing Love. The business of the conference was entered into. The organization was perfected. Secretary, Mrs. E. A. Robinson; Dollar Monoy .Treasurer; St^rr-StfcrkafCor.tingent, Mr. J. E. Holmes; Missionary, Mrs. L. K. Goggins. The elder eommended the pastor and cor.ngregation for the progress made. Visitors: Mr. Jehue Starks of Philadelphia. We were glad to have Rlr. G. P. Dixson to Worship witfr-as:?-? CalHrs in the home of Mr. Parker Arnold seeing his sick mother, from Piodmopt: Mrs. Sallie Childs. Mr. and Mrs. Millie Har-per; Mr. Jimmie McCullough, of G'cenv ood; Mrs. Ida Jackson and ' - Viinui y-u, mc K x nnuv;niiuicn irum New Zion. ~ ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. \V. B. Boular, Pastor ?Ser-vioes- -were?v^ry impressive Sunday, The captains for the.ral ly are. Mrs., Wilhelmina Woodson Mr. .Frank Kennedy, Mrs. Cherry Mr. E. J. Johnson, Mrs. Mamie Williams. Lo'la Cheeks, Bertha Lewis, Prioleau Johnson, Wilhfllrmha-Johnson. Henry Austim AiLgt-imt McClain, Ella Friday, Mary -Johnson, OdeH?Kiimrd, Ida Mae Johnson, James Johnfsorf, Sallie Young, E. L. Young. Sun school \vas well attended and Interesting ly reviewed by Mr. Melton Lewis. .venioi class No. 2 is holding the ?arnor. Mrs. W. Johnson-teacher.?The pastor preached a soul Stirring sermon Sunday morning from Act 10:10. Founder'g Day program was very good, Much credit is due Mr. Melion Lewis and Miss Celia Phelps, sponsors. Mrs. Mary Johnson nand Miss Clarptt* Kinarrf presL^d at the piano. At 2:30 Sunday the funeral of Mrs. Carrie Jackson one of the l>illars of the church was held,. The pastor proved 'himself equal to-the-task, injiis sermon from the 1 -uujci-i; oictp on ana i/ane xny Host". ? BETIILEUEM BAFT. CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gaulden. Pastor Newberry, S. C.?The .Sunday school opened with a large crowd present. The teachers are rre?tng every Friday night at 7:30 and from that meeting they are inspired to teach as never before. Send your child to our Sunday school and come yourself, yc/u will enjoy being with us. At our triorning services Rev. E. E. Gaulden, our pastor preacheo as never before from the text Psalms 18:2. He will conclude hig .-fries af sermojns next Sunday morning speaking from the lstter lause of this text: The Lord is the horn cef mv salvation, and my high tower. ( Under the direction of Miss Mae Francis Morris and Bro. E. Millar, ,tho BYPU got under way with its program which was enjoyecTby all > 4 Our night services were w?Jl atended by the members and visit: ihg'Tritndsl We were once more avored with anonther great message 1 rom our pastor. Subject: i Four Marks of fThristiAn StrerurtVi I Out-of-town visitors: MrS. Ma mie Garrett of Spartanburg and Mr. Jam^s Wallace of New \ork City and many local visitors. Visitors are welcome at al times. Sunday coming is the third Sabbath and we are looking for each department of the church to do its part Sunday night. Let us wor)< together and the church JToW. ~ MT. OLIVE BAPT. CHURCH Is Ret. EL J Qallmon, Pastor Chester. S. C.?ft}, s. opejnecT at j" the regular-hour 10:30 with the .it Supt., Mrs. Mary- Sanders in S charge. The pastor preached an ^ unusual message from the sub* e: ject "A Converted Automobile". p BTU with Mr. Gibbs t>orsey in charge had election: Miss Marga- r< ret Dorsey was elected as our b president; Mrs. Esther Harbin, ad- n visor. n ?7:00 Prayer services conducted K by Deacon Charlie Hardin and Dea | rcon Griffin. Mr. C. H. Williams h of Charleston preached for us from ' the subject: "The Righteous Shairi f< Flourish Like A Palm Tr^e'^ Our ri pastor was called to SparTalhburg p feunday afternoon to preach at a tl funeral. ' . p The silver tea in interest of the c] Home Mission.was a success. ?r~" Sick: sister Bettie Nelson, Miss p Elizabeth Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. s William Jc/hnson spent the afternoon with his aunt from' Rock Hill we hope them a speedy recovery. H MILLER CHAPEL* A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor c a Newberry, IS. C.?S. S. began p promptly with our faithful Supt. tl in charge. A very beautiful les^ son subject: Conserving the Sab- jy bath fcr Man" was thoroughly reviewed by the Supt. ^and timely remarks tduchlng on the l^son a by the pastor. . > ^ The morning service was large- p fy- attended in keeping wtih the fi occasion celebrating the birthday P, /\/ V>1 oli r\r\ D lnl>n ? /) A lTnn lUn rvi I vsa ivivuai u nuvu, me nivi uing message was a very fitting one _ our pastor selected for his text Acts 26:22, theme Victorious Fattls":? Sunday is speciul \etfort day, every lcyal member y^ill be pres. tl ent and report 100 percent. Many ii visitors were presentl|T. The League met hr the usuah-r hour. A large number -of young A people present. The meeting was a conducted by Miss Elsie Gallman. c Evening service 7:30. A great program in commemmoration of the birthday of Bishop Richard Allen, the- founder of our ; great church, was rendered, A large and appreciative audience was present to witn^s the occasion. Each number on the program was u a masterpiece. This night will be e long remembered. ,i< HSK HAIRTONnRBll A wonderful flair Grower Makes tha hair grow Long, Full and Luxuriant. A fair trial will ^prare ItSWonderful worth. Hairlonger Grower 25< Pressing Oil 25< Postage 10c. ALSIE P. WYNNE. ? B?r 24, Clio, S. C BEST QUALITY COAL ; -ALWAYSPROMPT SERVICE PHONE 4311 ^ ~ -?- Dial 78# John F. Hunter f Funeral Director I and Embalmer . it A Mrs. MARY H. MAPDEN, Assistant 120 N. Harper Street ? *' Laurens, S, C. - ~~ I q ?? Sat T. ANDREWS A.M.E. CHURCH |w Kev. n. II. Whit*. Pastor 1 _ Founder's Day was a high day I p y our church. A very spirited tp updav school was conducted by ft [rs. J. E. Smith. A very inter- e< sted review was given by Mr. tl obert Marks, a very young man. q Formroning worship the child- w :n's hour began with a recitation p y Huttie Wilson; thq pastor's n lessage was about Lincoln and " tiu vri', followed by a duet by Lisse9 Henrietta Greene and Mar I 4 ucrit" Wheeler. For the?a^ultl AL . T3 in^l. Tt I i/ur tne ruunuvrs utxy m^aa^v as taken from I Cor. 12:27. The >1 lowing persons united with the kurch- Moesi-g Thomaa Heyvard 'ranklin Swinton, Misses.. Arnei(ev. L. Giles of St. James M. E. "T hurch was a visitor. ! "At t-yening worship the League H resented a splendid program ob- g erving Founder's Day. FV. ALLEN T. DIXON CALLED TO PHILADELPHIA Rev. Allen T. Dixon, formerly jj f 1412 Heidt street of "this city, m' no living in Daytona Beach, j 'la., has been recently called to | he pastorate <J?. the Tenth Me iori?l Baptist church, 19th and j laster streets, Philadelphia. 1 The above church is one of tha lrge-'t among ouf group in Jhil ? dedptrhr.-T?ev. Dixon~is now with. Is new congregation making a ersoi al investigation of his new eld. We are praying God's, rich-...... at-tuScsings- upcm_hinL UNION A. M. E. CHURCH Kev. E. If. Mack, Pastor Lakevicw, S. C.?S. S. began at. he.usual hour with Supt. Fladger in charge, Our pastor was not able to I rrenrh Sunday being indisposed, ti l spirited meeting wa3 had. We d ,re praying for the darly and omplete recovery of our pastor. HEM MING WAY NEWS t St. Mark A. M. E. Church Rgv. E. P. Butler, Pastor Sun Ly school opened at the usal hour with Supt. Mr. A. C. Coop r at his post c/f duty. The sub?ot Challenging the Social Order i I w.'K> ?@993 ^ ^ O ^ O ^ O &jC0202?CEL * i 8?E@aaC82^X8?20aX8a^ WHILE IN NEW YORK STOP AT VVTTOTT SIDE HOTEL 2 j ?? ?Hte^mtftttColorcdHotel * in Harlem 1124 < thAverat 142nd St. ^ New York, New York t AUDUBON 3 2400 . 1 0Qi ) | pfr+i I I tin It. 1 David G. Ellison. , General Insurance Honest and efficient attention ^ven to ali business ' placed with me. 1 PHQKEL5II7-*? r ?? ? HE FULL LINJE OF R1TI.W ?W5RPUMR" ANI> TOILET ARTICLES Counts Drug Store 1103 WASHING! ON KTREE4' ? 1MIONE 2-1967 S * Fan-O-Lin System In Beauty Culture 1 Give FAN-Q-LIN HAIR, Scalp andruff and Toilet Preparations Trial. ,Their worth has been roven. jiavo and are growing [air on Bald Heads and Bare pot? when directions are follower Will- prrrm&tff a full growth f Hair. Rox Hair Grower 35c F Box Special Hair Grower . 40c ? Box Scalo Soap^ 20c 01 Box Pressing Oil 45c 11 10 cents extra for postage C egistered in U. S. Patent Office, gents Wanted. Write for Terms Made Ry Miwe. KANNLE L. ?ABOLlNA " 029 Hrgh Market Street c. J8J 0?e?cctswn, 9. C. urtUy, FfcUwry 1>, 1?>8 ias beautifully discussed bv the :hooL At?14430^a.m. the tfebcl ^vrtw r repared ft?r love f?ast and ex- -J erience meeting. This being: the ^ rst Sunday, quit^ a few:comraun- v ' J. _ The missionary ladies met at he parsonage on Feb. 9 and held j uite r progressive meeting. We uhlw i uuu IU now uui jjuawu* RMR. Next meeting at the Mrs. Diana Wilson. PROFESSIONAL - - CARDS lonrs Daily: Sunflays: , KM) to 8K)0 P.M. 8K)0 to 11 AM 2:00 to 4:00 P.M J. Wendell Stover . PHYSIO THERAPIST GRADUATE MASSEUR lealth Treatments By Appoint* * .* " ments 314 Campbell St. Camden, S.C. )R. A. B. JOHNSON SURGEON " * Office: 1323V4 Assembly Street Phone 8466 Residence? 919 Oak Street , . PhOns 8740 1 I 1"! ? IIBII? tEV. J. H. JOHNSON ? Office: 2029 Marion Street . NOTARY PUBLIC. Xealer in Real Estate, perform* narrlaye ceremonies, write will*, eeda, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him ? EBnBBHHBHMHBB Iffice Phone 8407 Res. 6791 N. J. FREDERICK ittorney-at-law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ~ ?State and Federal 119 Washngton St,. Cola.' S. C. DR. H. H. COOPER Dentist N Special Attention Given to Diseases of the Rum? < ?; Go Id "Crown and Bridge ^ork A Specialty >y >ffice Phone 6429 Res. 8264 * 125 Washington St., Cola., S. C. DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately??Office Hours: Telephone: *:00 to l:00"PT Jr." Res. 4692 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3796 * Office: Residence: 030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St Office Hours: Telephone:. 1 A? M^.tc^2 P. M. Re?. 8875 6 P. M. 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle ? physician and Surjjeon Mseases of Wom?n and ChU^-el A Specialty Office;? Residence: 115 Lady St, 1301 Pine Columbia, 8. C. Office Hours; _ Phones; 8 to 9 A. M. Office S038 1 to 2 P. M. Res. 6798 6 to 8 Pr M. Dr. R. B. Frederick ? Physician QffCj; Renidence; H 107% Washington 1416 Park iver Victory Savings Bank, Celnmbia. Hferr-Or hone 7811 All classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman D EN-T l E-T - - ? PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments Office: 2369V4 Gerva/a Street -< ' Columbia, S. C. Office Ilourto Telephones: :30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6081 Res;d6nce 8878 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST filing, Plates, Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty MADAM PETER'S Hair Grower * or Diseased Scalp?Gives Life A eauty. BEST GROWER?apply nee a w??k?PRICE S5e. >06 Blending St Columbia Cunts Drug Store, Washington St Thomas Drug Store. Taylor and Harden Streets iriRSCP'PE FOR Tlffi DEADER