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pl|? i * ~~ i ? applicatk < > <! date . > ! ! NAME _ ; ! CITY < > j GRADE ...... SCHOOL ;; birthday . > Fill out this coupon a'id mail. ]' stanipeld envelope to The lh.iln f 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. r the roll book, and you will recoi J 4 ? ?1 SMAUl M.W Mh.MHKlt ?Dear Bill:. _ You can't imagine how proud I w:rs wjun I received my button "T u : i! i .il l 1 ' "? ' ' - - -My school closed last week and I was promoted to the eight grade. , Guess wliuC? -4?wa.s the smartest student-Th schoo'l in all subjects. On. the'closing night I won the SiJu last ic Hon?>: ship.' Tou can inioirino lwi\r cUI'Dt'WPil Hllii JU.-t- JtllllfetllV II-' ^ 2,, .WW. ?? >. prouii I was since I didnt know anything about it until, it?really happcned, I plan to be a faithful member. BE \\ NICK PR I MI'S. ;\T:w MI:mbi:R . Dear Bill: . .. ^ . * I received my membership card and'button. I am well pleased with them.. I will attend eve . week- My-friends'saw it and they think it was so beautifafc?I. will say at this time the Junior page. j< imHinir 1111 ncrnlH T n'm 1H vidp ^ c>1<1 an i in tlv: olh trrade. AX Nil-: IM TH .1 KN KI N'S A NOT! IKK M KM I IK II I ROM >" ' jom svii i k. Dear nil-; ' " - My card.and b,:4tiin Hav^. beer ivci'ivi'i1 and I an: wry iuurh plea I sod with it. ,1 thank the Kill Cai? yen 's c 1 my ByrjTir ' 1?-r-~t"s?Helen 1-tnrii'.g : ontrh. I regret it so much she l:ad tw stop sch6ol. I wont, to Sunday school. the lessor. .was hoarrrfrrrh?.?-The so'1' Joct was Correcting Wrung Ideas, of Religion, By*, Bye. . - l.t'LA MAK CR-AWFORB. NEW M KM I IKK ? ^ -ri.T.M Tt.i^n> i-_ IKan Rill: " * ' I am for-,-1 wee.k-e: ?1. having a Jolly time. Easier will s-nrtr-l?' K,? .iV>}f4o?-SO HTrrtHrT hone I cat: get some egg- thru a cla.s.-ithd ad ij' I irm not too1 late. K. uan Mrto Mel.auehHii.. MAY M KM 15Kit KUOM NKWBKRUY Dear Biij-: Hi.w aH ymi at ti'i^ present time? 1' i* d I '! u],e. I received j my, l>ti'and card. I air. enjoy- ! ing :he-c_?ui? .uay-i-jjut -o?1 .school. 1 have been ill the fust of iiiv u ci k but some better. - Here hv some riddles: 1. What i> this; one bead, one foot, and four leas? 2. W me the old knife and fork. ] 0. Hun and never stop?' Answers? 1. A bs-d '1. Your fingers and.thumb. 3. A river. delighted with pictures Ilello Bill: I am sure wo ail were delighted to sec our pictures on the Junior page. "Not a bad looking bunch eith' r. Sorry we don't have more members. We are busy in school, getting ready for on- exams. We are also looking forward to Easter. f-am hoping to'?be home- for' Easter. Our class Went On a hi]{e last week.' . We all took lunch and spent the entire afternoon roam Trtpf aliout the be,utifnil forrest gathering beautiful spring flow ers. Bye, bye, MARGARET WRIGHT. -j? ? ?? ' mm - ?? SOLICITS NEW MEMBERS Dear Bill: I could hardly believe my eyes Friday when' I r/pene'ri the paper and saw the picturcs of the Jun* ior Loaders. I think the pictures werC splendid. I am busy studying for our exams which begin Thursday. I am hoping to make ninety or over in ench subject. T - orixe ^ SiH's CKEAftSn: wrnay >N BLANK : I 193 -J ? STATE ! ! ( > . o <? . ? - . : : AGE .7 - ? J cT it together with a" so If addressed" j letto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, Jl . C. Your name will bo placed on<f ve n membership card and gutton'f Bill, 1 am hoping that we wil. have some new members soon. Several children have -promised to join. I would appreciate it vor\ .much if they would join. /uilAAIL .llAI-.-TTT" "* ^ 9 i (m.al) to rkai) history or cia b . i tear Bill: .. ( h?oiily a few short lines u,' I"-' 1 .'o-j. hear from me.- I was very I | ghgl t.(( see the pictures in. the pa >er. 'was I glad to si e them and I was very glad to know where. iur page got it's name .from. I wa> very disappointed bjcaus I didnt see my letter on the pagi Hope M. W. letter will coine-ou. also L. II: 1 ? 1 thought I.sa'w M. AVhLt'o's lei 'or bncO o'r twice on the .lui'io rage. If so hope she will wak<~ip aii.h.wriie agaip. ' T cant wake ip l. n. j. -- x t. 1 leiv's. '?">?> riddle:. What ihitr lrit^rs turn a gntl into a wtimarx,? \ii.?w'er: a-'tr-e. ?(in'-v I'll *im tif f''i?1:i;* tinu? ROSA I.KK SMITH THANKS I'OK I'KTI'ltKS 'folio?Kvt i yK'"}y:?-? r *AnT^V It ill tlmrrtrf a !?.t. f. " >nr'pictures. We haw heel) vei . n?y t'lir. .the" p w-Lok.?\\\ ha.l . r tie! i thvl jBn Hiui ?tE t"' <_ i :. " a \\? i.;. V rtiV 1; -: <riv 1 y mrr tr'm t y yrtpo'vircr. 1 wan \vi> p;i>U'<: niie in Ai ilium-tic- atei are in Road-jmr. ~ My rirr^mrrr 'an il1 )l;ir Let' \\<>! 1 Ur prize i !lt JilliPIT. ?.No Ley iiinini; t"fndi ro\. , a: 'fir. NY.',hm'a! Health Week. We haw.had a pood rai wid you should ..-ee my carder.. >t/ !o11e- anti]" u< xt" week. F't'ivrr ovii. link- f ui.'t: y r;i i. MRRNItT. Mt L.NS'I KIL !.l 111.INK SHI ! IN I I.KIiS'y^ Ihoui.': t I uvu.ti wake up an tape ny'nin. I am ti ii.jjr niecly L. I'h'jol al-e yveiyoiif in my class. 1'ir. ii^tiie iii'ii iriade this teVir.. I \\a- wry. clad to seO the ]>iutvs on tin - pace. We are haver tpiite a few lairy days now; 'opt, it will lair oil".Will not wiito very rr. eh 'his time, wii! writ more next time. Lovingly yours, I.URI.INE HOLMES. CAithWh-R--N HWS - ?r?: M'd- U : 1 F-.. H' -0?u Suiiday al'tefnoon,s *<>r Mi.wiulkoe, \Vis. .Mr. Will I'.inwri -accom paled her a pait of the way. Mists "Daisy -Tucker i> ln-re from iietroit, Midi., visi'ing her brother nvl si-ie", 3ili". Tom H< nderson tnrl 3 I r Rot - \ I .\ I- -. Mis. Mary Lylcs reports'' a very pleasant stay in Spartanburg, Miss Hotsy i Savage is having a week of vac.itimv with her father ahd mothe' (Mr. and Mrs. Gecfrge Savage. Sei vices were .good at St. Luke J A.. M. E. _Zirm_ church. 'f he pa ? I' r. r hi ought to hi^" luarcrp a gop .message from St. Matt. 27:22. The congregation was highly revive*' loirTg the service. We were very -cltfl to see' Rro. Clinton Thomas -'lit to service. He has be-c-ti illfor quite awhile.. Rev. F: R. 0! iildi'il of Chester will prC-ach at St. Luke Mo-ndatnight April 11-121.2. _Rcv. II. E. Ililliam will preach at Mt. Eden Sunday afternoon at 1 oglcck. Rev. D. C. Cark, the pastor of Tames Chapel Haptist church and iis singing^ ban ] from Spartanworshiped?with Rev. ;T>?S. Suber and his congregation at Mt. when Sunday nigH. They reported a glorious time. Thdse on the* sick list: Mr*. Kliza Lylcs, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, Mrs. Margie Tihompstm, Miss Julia Dawkins, Mrs. Eva farter and Mrs. Ada Jones. i TH , I ' - J a * x ??. i, HODGES NEWS Pine Grove A. M. E. Church Rev. M. Massey, Pastor S. S. opened by the Supt., Mr. Alex Lewis. ' Service began at 12 o'clock. Tlie pastor drew his text from the book of John. The lunch seemed to be filled with in Sunday night Rev. EcTdle I.oniax hi ought us the wonderful message ironi the Gth chapter of St. Luke and the GSth verse. We are always glad to have him with us.. We had with us as visitors Sunday Clario Mae Smith of Abbeville; Mr. and Mrs. Rabin7011 of Greenwood; Rev. C. G. liover; Rev. Smith <?f St.?Peter hu.ch; Mi's. Martha Gunner of \l>!>yville; Mrs. Sit rah .Tolhrrt of Hbribes were the dinner quests of Mrs.-Kstcila Cnrvin of Abbeville recently. ?; . . 11 IT t OKESIirUV NEWS c.St . I'an I A. >1. K> Church The S. S. began op time with a larve attendance The lesson wa? beautifully taught and poi'nls of 'r.wrest brought out by the pastor. The preaching services at the usual "hour. The pastor was it his best. Theme Church Trios. This being . Convmur.ion day juite a few partook of the Iloly -kuramunt. A good collection was aken. Several visitors were preent from the Iliptist church. Yis'tovs* are always welcome. Mi -v lertrude Adams visited her. luis>an i last Sunday who is recupeating at the Government hospital Columbia. "Also MrsT T.~ ICT io'.rffins had the pleasure.of visbuu-her d.'.ugh'er Saiah A. Mm sc. n the Good Samaritan hospital'. All of. which were through the .ind: t.-s of Mr. Oscar Miller and family. They were the dinner ; le.t ..of"Mr. and Mrs. 1 lolmofT." !'h y lepor'ed a pleasant trip. M .JoS:, l.igots was bitten by i. r.i.:.!.deg la. *, week. .'lie liJjiiilJJL r...?als'ih by the j?;ate d'octcr.? -Mb' a;e .Imping that h will .be fully. restored'.' | jm i . n r mr w jv. H Sei v in-c i t u churches of 1 > .** j Wi.-t attrueVd appiveTahle audi ^ on lit -1. Sunday. Rev. P I.. Ely was th(\ pulpit (iiivH Of tic rrr-v F I.. P.tIt y at the 1-h:!<. f: vice ar.tl p! (. achi.il a wry aa! n \ ling scni'i'ii. At the cvoi.ii.g [V'-rvii-f tin;' Rev. I'". I.. Botiey spo'ke. t In- Ibid yerse of the 11) 1 ~; l'suim. As. usual the massage was iii.^li act in1 an. point'>1. At At Mtrry J ho. Ilcw. L. 1!. Hank-Is pa-tur PV4?M?OM4?a?s-pWmdid? si-1 mo the morning "hour \?"iiio ti.?' Rev. J. II. I'unis In'1 tight a .stirrii g !*i'v?:itrc .in' tin' afternoon. At Mt Zioti Presbyterian church the Rev. Mr. Davis, a student of J. ('. Smith university was the speaker. Mrs, f.clla (IritViili of Ashevillo X. C., is tlu- Infuse guest of lur iiai.otits Mr. and .Mis. J. C. Wright -Mr. Full mill A inlers on niiivod from Now York City on last Fri"<fay Hint is at homo with his parents Mr. tuvi Mrs. George Ande-son. Also tluir daughter Miss | Maggie Anderson?who is a Freshman at Pettis aundomy. Unioh, S. spent th'e week-end at home, ^ Messrs Elliott M. Johnson and Olive I., Smith attended the nieot 'ng of the .Ahln villo Countn Tea-. ehcrs association at the Abbeville High schooj'o'h last Saturday. Mr. W. E. Yausri was scon in Abbeville on Mas! Satimiya after-" i ;bon. Messrs Garinel an dClaud Har isr>n wore calling on friends in Ve Wc>t last Sunday afternoun. .Those your.g men are from the Abbeville section. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ficrnon of Ware Shoals were the week-end ruests of their parent?. Rev. and"" M s". \V. S. Hawthorne. Mrs. Florence S. James visjud \Ir .Inrnita R,?J+4m?orr, Jnanetr teacher for ' Abbeville--.county.-at.. her home in Abbeville last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Johnston is iil 'at this writing. It i* sincerely hope! thai she may sooM be well again. THOMPSON_STREET 15ARTIST CHt RCII Rev. li. .1. I.egtns, Pastor Spartanburg, 'S. C.?Suntfay was such a bcautlTuT day and the. sun shortt* so brgihtly that the . 1 i - r> i crimen goers xaunu it an easy , task to arise early and wind thfjr way to God's Holy Temples. The ???-?u ".J* W1 , E PALMETTO LEADER "" ~ tervicea at Thcmipaon Street wera |. very beautiful during the day. The morning: services were extremely ^ so. Te pastor spoke forcefully Fa from the subject^ f'Seven Witness- sal es." This great discourse was re^ ceived with much rejoicing and al two. members were added to the church at this service. f 9ec At three o'clock quite a treat a 1 was in store for us. The Rev.. J. tei W. Coleman, the Gospel Warhorse Bn of the Piedmont section spoke v?s masterfully to us. He fs indeed a rei! great preacher and altho' he has been quite indisposed he surely did ani himself full justice dispite fhe admonition of his?physician. wa From the subject "Searching for mc fhe Divine" the Rev. Samuel I.e- dis ins a younger br thor of the pas eol t*Or, preached a soul stirring sermon to a packed audience. One other person?was added to?ttnr chutoli. 1 rhi.^ t~?? r* i t illt ..1I1U Ul'V. OitlllUVl IA'^1113 13 II VIII ,\Yir.s4op-S?alem, North Carolina. ( All throUprh'ts are now turned to the pastor's anniversary which is "t0 bepcTri Monray" April" tl-17. wc \VIIITMIRE~SEWS ~ ?Sunday sclio 1 wan well attend -Ga ic:d Su nr. day and all officers at ha th'-if post. of?duly.?A-t Cedar -evi Grove church our Pastor Rev. D. pn Cr Crosby delivered a fine dis course to a laTge conpreRation. IIis text selecti d from the second intellectual sermon. rafter service the Buds of Promise met with Miss Betrlah Swindler pre- W1 -aiding.?Slmvt mltTs were matte by P? Miss E. B. Abiaham, Mr. AY. .L. Epps, Mr" Albert Banks, Mr. S. S. Abrahams. T"pics were well 'n discussed. m' . -'d Men Aid' Convention a The ?Mcn-Aid ConvOittion was I held at Sims ("im( .1 Baptist -church 'Y Friday and Saturday. A Jar pre W1 to transact -ti; legal business. Men from <y section of the stats.' were p.. . ..at at this con.... . . X>< \ eiiuon. r n<:;.iy cvertr.g a Unc v." AlilVtlvr. y &? ?.. .m; 'a:..:. .and -ail enjoy. d a delieiou- dinner. A spirit- ? 1 sermon wn- ilidivi-eod 1 iv Pov S M. HaNlcv'f-Pm .\Wl.crrv. This | < " I I ' . " ail. ' s i ne t,- were a large number of ? i t iW wl it,- pleased to huVc S lit;- many white friends. Includ- '? a. .Hie I M>- Rhine Gil44atn- * Mr. W. \V. ln-wis, the Baptist and Methodist ministers. Rev. McKit ieli an.r Rev'. W.J-\ liarris7They [ in.'tle_ vkc. ll'-nt talks. Response :?y Mr. Rarhet. The finance was sie.al, -v.-f- ?'4-e-! hen.-imd ur.d eight \| hand 1 c -1 .'?.iars was raised. On at S;t i 'TTrtri y o.'.er business was trailictimI ami another tine dinner was S"! Vt-d. H II.;:iah for Sinis Chapel, Bruce 1 ?1 .da i naelu, Cedar Crovo,?Flint Tlfil ar.'l the othei1 churches who .iu.\U?.d ...lu ) i: aJuuuumv4*mum!?v.~?as? the delegates. Rev. P. Wallace the past r needs' felicitations for his en- t service and work. SV-rvice \vajj held at J5: uco Talu rnacle c hurch Sunday night by -c i In- Rev. .1. 1"). Davis the pastcrr ^ -v" f 11 oftche T~Ti splendid sermon. ' Mr. A h. rt Wallace "is the prcs!etu ef the' ( :istia? Endeavor aid wlr.di ni;ri< every Sunday after-nnon-r : Mr. 11a-'.. 1 Join- r accompanied by Messrs (bin Joiner, John Wil- _ ':a l;s livid. B. F. CritTen Miotic ,L -on (?: !':'< n motored to Charlotte, \.( .. it visit relative, nn/1 tVinnrlj The M.utual convention was held at Spring Hill A. M.. E. Z. .Church. Saturdap April 2nd. Many frc/m this town attended the convention* ~ The' Blue Seal quartet from Spartanburg wi-ll render a prouia.'ii at Cedar Grove Pridiy eitp = April 15. Admission 15 cents. . The public Fs invited. See W'.. L Kpps your reporter for more information and please gather your liFtvs and give it to your .reporter. Get a copy of the 'Leader" from,, your reporter. m ^ ? THE JONES TABERNACLE F. _H. II. CHURCH Hev. 'Miss lb M. Birmingham, . Pastor * " ~ On Sunday-April 10th, cur Honourable Bishop William E. Fuller of Atlanta, Georgia,-is-expected to he with us. He is making an annual tour of the churches in this ? section, and all members and I friends are cordially to be in at- < 1 tendance at the following church- I i'S, oh the above date. At 11 am? J limn, St. .lames; at 3 p.m. Aposrlo oRurc-Ti T707 Williams street; at 7:30 p.m. Jones Tabernacle church. ??4 : ^ ?Bishop Fuller, the founder of J the Fire Baptized Church, anrf has successfully Jed the same for- thirty-nir.Jp yivirs. Those failing to hear him will misB a rare treat. -FARMERft AID ETKWft -MO] rhe First Board of the Colored rmers Aid was held at Jeruem A. M. E. churh, March 31. C eting opened 12:307" Devotion- last services opened by Rev. M. Do- all :ond chapter of Luke. We had chui splendid talk by our -grandmas- Ion \ Welcome address by Wm. crc\ own. Response by Rev. M. Da- ual * Roll of grand officers were ten< id Minutes of the last meeting chu re read. Committee on Finance iml il other occasions reported. Six the aths were reported. A hymn For s sunt: in reverence of the de- Mcl rsodr?Reports from lodges a- utal lur.ted to $528.45; collected for usir stressed members $5.00. Total nes! Ilected $533.45. . . - . mor Evening session: Devotional ser- the :es by Rev. M. Dossier. Next the ~spti ? to $360.00. Unavoidable trou- hea ;s $20'00; collected for caskets A r 30.00.. _ was Remarks by Rev. B. McClary att< is enjoyed by all. ? ? - * Seat of the next board will be sou Deep Sink, "St. Matthews Bap- "vjci t church. Remarks bv gev, hi9 rtnble-and Rev. R. A. Brown. We -sen d one of the best boards we have wh: er had which shows that we are enc ogressing. , spo and LAKE VIEW-NEWS^ w<>1 Union A. M. E. Church 1 ^ _ Rev. E. B. Mack, Pastor S.. S. began at the usual fc<?ur th Supt. and teachers at their j . ' niflr st of duty. The Rev. McPher. urc or cprmm 11 ? Dui r us, . He also-preached the ev wee ing sermon for us and also the arht sermon. Our meeting closFriday night, April 1. It was. . * in? success. . . , bor We are planning to have a ral- , , . , .. seti Sunday, and we are hoping it : i ? ??.. . our 11 be a success. u M ? | wn: ~ HI(J1 SCHOOL SPEECH TOURNAMENT in& APRIL 21st & 22nd ' eSeoea >oc-oo.oooo.o.acKO8^^K^?K0??caa8 JSE HAIRLONGER A wonderful Hair Grower id Luxuriant. A fair trial will ove its wonderFul worth. airlonger Grower - 25c ressing Oil 25c ostage 10c. ALSIE P. WYNNE, Box 24, Clio, 8.; C ? 2 BEST ' , QUALITY* COAL ?ALWAYS? ROMl'TSERVICE PHONE 4311 1 TH - Dial 789 Yt S>^0k^L ?> -'?* to eo. fohn F. Hunter fj Funeral Director i and Embalmer *e| A rr rlrs. MARY ft. MADDEN, Assistant M m 120 N. Harper Street La arena, S. C. m #* A. M. E. CHURCH shi i . da} Rev. R. I. Lemeit, Pastor ed harleston, Si C.?Our services !gu; (Sunday were well attended f^ day. The 9light drop in the w< petftture dH not affect the - "torch goers. The Holy Commun- f01 was"" administered to large tht wis at both services. The us- we number of visitprs were in at- wa Jance all day. The Junior rch held its services at the us- g] hour, which was followed by sermon and service at 11 a.m. the morning sermon Dr. W. ~ Dawkins selected as a text St. XT 9th chapter and 20th .verse ig as a,theme, "The Sehsitivei of Christ'. A beautiful ser i, depicting the finest points in life of Christ resulted. The itual interest ran, high with rejoicing of the people from ring the scriptures unfolded, nass meeting for men and boys > held at 3:30 p.m. A large endance greeted the speaker, 1 fi&ard the admonitions and nd spiritual and temporal ad- H? f given. Dr. Dawkins closed ~ work at Morris Brown with the Jj; rnoTT deTTverecT at tT:30 p.m. at ? ich time another large audi- p e greeted the evatdegist, who ke from 1st Peter, lgt chapter I 5th verse, 'the sermon was ^ ?n around the theme "Kept the Power of God". Dr. Dawv s left the city on Monday fcrr home in Flushing, N. Y. In closing romarks on Sunday ^ ht, -he- exposed great pleas- tj in having come to our city. " ing the meeting which ran 2 :ks, more than 50 persons were verted. Morris Brwon has been le richer spiritually by the com of the evangelist, and hig la- ? s in our midst. And now we tie down in earnest directing attention to our Spring drive ich has been temporarily sua- qj ided during the' revival meet. We expect to accomplish at things between now and the ^ SHU 111 Sfflwillllla j 11 WHILE IN NEW YORK STOP AT WOODS1DE = HOTEL u i'he Finest Colored Hotel 2c in Harlem 1424 7 th Ave. at 142nd St. L| u New York, New York * kUDUBON 3 2400 mm ; D David G. Ellison * General Insurance " loneet and efficient atten- J bn ffjyen to all business * laced with me PHONE 5717 ? u O" fE FULL LINE OF BULB "B PERFUME AND TOILET pi ARTICLES Ta ctx vuuiits i/rug iaiore 105 WASHINGTON STREET PnONE 2-19CT Fan-O-Lin System In Beauty Culture jive FAN-O-LIN HAIR, Scalp * ndmff and Toilet Preparation* Trial. Their worth has been >ven. Have and are growing 4r on Bald- Heada and Bar* V otfi when directions ate followWill promote a full growth Hair. Bo* Hair Grower 36c 3ox Special Hair Grower _ 40c Box Scalp Soap 20c Box Preaeing OH 45c 10 cents extra for postage F< Entered in U. 8. Patent Office. B* ents Wanted. Write for Terme m Made By If me. FANNIE L. CAROLINA 0 >9 High Market Street . Okorgetown. 8. C.' , 1_ Saturday, April 0, 1938 t-oT-May. ? flfc-Jx--E. Bwd wop ped at Morris Brown last Sun- * r evening. W were all delightto have Bro. Crawford out on nday morning after an absence >m services for several weeks. i are hoping that he continues improve in health. Bro. Craw*\i wa8 missed- greatly during i meeting held for the last two eks.- Our church looks forrd. UBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER wwMinunt? hi in PROFESSIONAL CARDS _ ? mwa Baity: ? Sunaays: 10 to 8:00 l\M. 8700 to 11 AM 2:00 to 4:00 P.M J. Wendell Stover PHYSIO THERAPIST GRADUATE MASSEUR lalth Treatments By Appoint* ? ments ? ?^ 14 Campbell St. Camden, jjLC. R. A. B. JOHNSON . SURGEON fflce: 1323 H Assembly Street Phona S466 Residence: 919 Oak Street Pbone 8740 :EY. J. H. JOHNSON . OAOA ??_: ? n. . ' . uunc; mar ion street *" NOTARY PUBLIC aler in Real Estate, perform# srriage ceremonies, write wiPs. ds, mortgages. claims, etc. Call to See Him BBBKHBBSfSaE* fic?Phon?~8407 Res. 8788 , N. J. FREDERICK ttorney-at-law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ' ? ?State and F>.<ieral 19 Washngton St,. Cola.' S. C. DR. H. H. COOPER = Dentist ? ipecial Attention Given to Dia~~ cases ot the Gums Gold Crown and Bridge WorL A Specialty ? Sice Phone 6429 Res. 8284 25 Washington St., Cola., S. C. i ...i.i ? ? _ 9 I" 1 l n _ I DR. I. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Office Hours: Telephone: . J00 to 1;.00 P. M. Res. 4GO2 ZOO uTbt>0 P. 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