The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 14, 1938, Page Page 6, Image 6

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Page 6 ^ * > ????? ; ; ArrntA i i date ! Name .... !!" cir? _ : 0 grade _ SCHOOI, \\ BIRTHDAY 1 t i 1 > Fill out this coupon and mail H stanipeld envelope to The Pali -I 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, Ji j the roll book, and you will rcie ?*> * * ' * yl* rehearsing for play deai; Bill: I have been asleep a long time but I'm awake now. Bill I'm very was looking for your picture with ou;a hut 1?didn't sec it. : i want .i-oiuo uf t.io meinbtTs-Htwrite mo. So Jong, DEVENUSE BLUE. MC E TIME SUNDAY Hello Everybody: Well here I am again aft^r hav ing a nice tinvo Sunday. Bill Sunday was- Mothers' Day as you know and we went to visit our frion's and had a nice time. We picked strawberries but Bill wi- killed one snake"and then saw another one and T was afraid to pick anothci sti awl >01; >?ami?f?didn't.?Bill T am asking you to please send my card at.d butto-n. I sent in my. blank a long time ago" and failed t0 receive one,' so please send i'. Bill I am asking you to put ull el hiy letter in this week please. So long, . FANNIE J. GAFFNKY. WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE CLUB Dear Bill: Tho' we know summer is no* here ydt as classed as the seasons .are, but, we are having summo clays now. We know that Kastei and Mothers' Day have passed so _ we are now looking forward Children's Day. Sunday Mother-' Day was observed at Cedar Grove and Woodson churches. 5 'Bill-we arc planning t0- organiza Junior choir. We hope' it wil1, be a success. Most?i-?- tho clul members summer vacations have begun avS schools everywhere ar< closing. Bill please tell me whn* is the matter with the club? Thill ... X . 1 - im mswrs arci-Boi. ,w.r lung as tne\ ^ _^=feku-ild.- -They. au Uusy -rcht-ai'-ln^ --fucmmmfnceriionrr I 'would lc"?vito road I'ttors of T. K. Robinson Helen H wmai . .1o-ln-.jp Vac Th and all oLthe old men-, hers Tlui. news arc interesting. Many mothers graves w*rc covered with flowers Sunday, Mothers Day. So long. SAP AH THO.M PSON. MAY I)\Y EXRRCISRS Dear Bill: M 01.1 d it surprise you vei^?much to Km .w thut Our attendance ti\ Sunday school yesterday was more I than two hundred including the of I fleers and teachers ? Our eollec-J turn last Sunday for church schod was seven dollars ar d fifty eor>'s ($7JK>). The sermon was wonderful. Our school presented May Day .exercises. They were very good.' Tran.Cs Dujtreo was " crooned queen. , - ; Moth? 'P T iftU'rwnrd on A T nl H 1a I spend the week-end, in Camden. Hope to sec my letter. ?? -i>ineeFcly, ?? - - - ~ANNETTE EVA Mc'COI.LUM / AN OLD M&MRKR WRITES Dear Bill: * How Mv you" and ail of the club members doing? Fine I hope Bill, I am writing ngain for anoth or time. Bill, all of the club mem bers picture^ were sw-"Ml and they seemed lika they wOre? naftural, BTTH I Hope you still reiriembc r me. I joined your club a good ( while ago, and failed to write any more, Lut now I em going?: t send in a letter every week frorn ^ now on. | Bye, bye, SOPHIA THOMPSON. ENJOYED WEEK-END HOME Dear E.'IJ: I certainly did enjoy the woek end at home. We attended the < Raftinf? Creek commencement ex- j grcines which were very ^ood on i " " 1. She ^ i i liu I I^ITH'.'!. CKF AQ^T UFFim TON BLANK ' i i - - > _ 193 | f ~ < i "STATE _ I: AGE ; L it together with a self addressed '; netto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, 2 !. C. Your name will be placed on ive a membership card and gutton I . Kl'idav lliirht. Th(? irrnmnioi. o*?lww> V O * - P,. MiiimMl JVUV^, had ihelr exercises. I certainly enjoyed the play th. Departmental Work at the Squiggbee school the teachers and scholars certainly did their part. Saturday the Primary department had theiFTMotrram. The play Th? ituaa to Health was enjoyed am he May Pole dance was well carud out by tin* small tots. We had or Mothers' Day program on yes er3ay. 1 am on. my way back U . chool. I guess I will remain now intil the close as we have only a ew more weeks'. Bye, MARGARET WRIGHT. TRYING TO KEEP PROMISE )ear Bill: As I saiil I um going to try?tr~: :et p my promise-by sending in a etter every w'ek. Bill, our Sun- lay school, is progressing nicely till, we are planning on organiz ,ng 71 juni"6r~ choir very soon. My ittle Sister Sophia is sending a etter in too. I hope you will ac t pt it 1 am working in the gar- " h'r. every day. how, sinee school u\s biased.? And [ lW'ish~vnti^cot)b' | ee it and also the Hnwors." They I ire coining nicely. Wo will si/op >egin to prattice for Children's Jayv?Oh! I do enjoy, reading, thr (_ lub members letters?and?1-wW? could Ret a hearing from som f thriii.1 1 guos.s this is all 1 ropctP say this time.?Wye. hyi ISADORA S. THOMPSON/ IAS PERFECT .\TTEN DANCL folio Everybody: I am a little sad this moraine s our school closed Saturday ar e will -miss my classmates. I.c<>i prize for perfect attendance a <mg with a few other member f my class. 1 shall be very bus\ iowevt r_on the farm he!ping;..iu^ ~ riQiher, I shall be glad to -hJavt hat C:i'] e;.-i^4U4j_4W4.nC> iheTTlllll . aer and see -.iust what I am d*tic. ' S0 h>ng. - BE R NIC V Mc LE ST K R. ?: . IN CLASS PLAY lelh? 'Everybody: Since W" ;ii'e reviewing for our nun uAitin.N. aiui i in ousy pracssir.g for mu: class play that will ^irivcn soon, I haven't had time 0 write hut now I'm taking time. -I haven't misse<l .'Sunday school ; ince Christmas, and when I am ( o/t sub-teaching I nlay 'the, man . 1 en joy?leading the Jimi'M' pag ~ very -week Miss Ruth Whitaker presented - i won :ei fill hil)lienl play entitle , "Whatever Ye Sow". It was ('n- \ loyed by everyone. Mothers' Day wtas cehbra'frd _ ;\vith a pageant given at the Sec >nd Presbyterian church Siitidav iftprnoon in which I took part. The tile o-f the pageant was "Mo'.hers of Today". Bill. I am sending in a few- riddles and thctir answers. (Questions J Who get the job when the pros 1 icient" "clTCsT " I. Which burn* longer, a wax or a tallow candle? C How can you keep a dog from going mad in August? 1. What smells most in n drug j, store? . Answers' " i 1. The undertaker. , r> y 2.i.Neither, both burns shorter. 3. Shoot him in July. r 1. The,nose. ^ - So long, * CYNTHIA LOUISE STOVER. ^ TILE VOOHTTEES CALENDAR- Ti n Denmark. S. C., May 5?On t April 23, Mr. Wm. C. Cooper, di- a rector of the Extension work at v Hampton institute, visited us, and while here made afi address to th< S. C. Chapter of the Hampton ? Alumni association. Graduates ? >f Hampton, from several counties'T gathered ta meet him, after his v iddresB, the gathering, was gerv- e >nirfvt>Y % _v?W? ed refreshmnts, which wie very enjoyable-. Mr. Cooper was introduced -by?Principal?J. E. i>lanti3H'1 (at the morning services, church; St. Philnps) as the outstanding Negro- of Virginia select ed as one of The individuals, in Virginia who had made an outstanding contribution- to the life of the state, in the last twelve mouths. Mr. Cooper was introduced at the Hampton Alumni .neetin.;.?, by the South Carolina president, Miss T. W. Wimbush, vho is in -charge of the Teacher frainhig-wu-rk-Tor-trho Styto X" X? <1. college at Orangeburg, S. C. ?Mrs. J. C'.' 1>.?Cii ecu 1'ioni Wll>erforce. Ohio, 'arrived some days net. tin* of the Voorhees trustees 'go,, to be hgre for the annual . hich was hid on May -1, at Yoortees. Those -present at the meet ? ? W'I rit I> / '-'.'..I ^ i>j i\. v_i. r nnav. | 11ill A. U.?Thi'lHUs^ president and ico-picsident' of the board. Mis. .{. SI Wilkinson, Mrs. N. 0. Levy, Irs Mario H. Hart, Mrs. Beverly -'Umn, Mis. J. C. 1). Green. Dr! H. ). Phillips, Mr E N Hoggins, the bv. Summer Guerrv. Ihi- K'ov. i'''l k Kent ley of New-Yo'jk and the Viuerican Church Institute fur Xe;Toes; Mr. At. A. -Monofoe. Mr. J. A*, -llowfird, -Mr. \Y. L. Glover, Mr A". II. Rousseau, the auditor, Mr. i. M. .Maxwell. M.-1 ior-W RATnmfn Tito kev. .1. A. Jackson, secretary >f the board and Principal J. E. .Wanton. Vlansfor the' ad vanen.'> njf the work at Yoorhccs .were nude, and -other routine'business ransacted. Voorhoo.-s S* ul"n> u !n^ ?j-1 Matthew .CLolson of the Senior 1 lil'li S' iin.il <-4trsa. m on hi>( Jjbn7 is iM the oratorical contest lull it Allendale, S. C, Friday. April' Jilt by the. State Agricultural onlo.1 oi)(iiilson?will have?thq'1 11)111 ll t (mil < r? .. I ' ' ' ' "r 'V1'"' j iin>* at tfre Conference. to contest j' u tin- state-wide contest. tubeJii-ld -J it Slat i' ('nlleu-ty ( >1 a 11 jj c'b tl' K. ' A OM AN'S KKDKUATION 1 MKTS ATdiKIl AUDT AM) i OOHHKES ? j The annual convention of the | v. ( Federation of Colored Wo-|, poll's el all m^t :il?I'.t Um .U Sv Or,'-] :: ami aseelssion. April :?0ih.Miss ; lulua C>h> r, tile' president; Mrs.', I. S. Wilkinson, the, founder and, aieat. many \vouuur-fr?nn all- layr'-, ItV state \vt>:o pn sent. The proI * lati: ?I r <i.ytr?il i'in*>*jii)i j !' ' 'an (it q: V a: ( lea?Pi-ad?nosl?at Vouchees. __ TheIV Were tt>o ' j tinny-people Fife to give Jtll names tit (j yy- ii''ill", f >i ;i nfelnii i'i?Go- jj amino anil seevral othei cities and ' j ow ns -were well represented in the lathering. One of the very intor-tinr things that were done was * hi' programs rendered by the Mari ( ilL.Ii. .Wilkinson Home fioin?Co- ' ninhia. The?Ketlerntlon ~is^~?pori- 1 'oriny this home, and the children!' ertainly. made a splendid showing t n the programs rendered. Speak- ' rs who appeared, hut who were 1 >"t inomhern of the P-WthrnHrrrr^ ^ voro, J. P. Burgess of Orangoaug and T)r. J. .1. Stafks from 1 Vlumbia; I,. I,. Butler of Erhardt ' tnd Principal ?T.1 E. Rlanfcnn of .! i r i /op:hoes. |l The Local Club .of Bambergj1 utility Was in chai se of the iliter-1 ainmeot, and' the club certainly j( ut on a very interesting p roe ram U >f entertainment for the visitors. |f A'hile we have not tried i"ii nrmies_nf- l'mme-wlm ue!rATere t shoul 1 l>e kept in mind that re- "1 resented many of the leading wo- ' nen in Smith Carolina, and a splen i.r fhi tlTTTo \v"(SV? had by all. ~~ "" ()MMKNCEMENT - ~ AT CAMERON T \ -The animal common. enn nts o { foth St. Peter .and Mt. Carmel ehools were held bust week. Prof. V, R. Bowman in charge of St. 'eter and Prof. .Tones in charge.v f Mt. Carmel. The exercises at 11 amornn were under the tutorships|T liss Wilhelmina Wndsworth o fjc 'olunrbiir and Mrs. Alethia Owens j c f 1 . v.unui'DiirK; nn<J tp pv tVio fj >nst the patrons and friends were f ot slow in praising them fori heir work and worth. The people * re singing their praises every- r rhefe and their work in Cameron r ill never he forgotten. . I The address to the graduates v /as .delivered by Prof. Vance, prog 1 lent of Calhoun-Touchers Assoc tilion. Ho gave the origin and deri- ' ation of commencement and sway 1 d the large audience at will by c telling applicable anecdotea _ and concrete illustrations showing that Cameron school Is a feeder to our high school. Dr.s S. J. Summers was present and made interesting remarks. : Aside from the many local prizes given, Rev. L. G. Bowman, who is a brother to our principal gavethrce prizes for the three beat in scholarship, deportment, etc. The fortunate ones were Miss Elease Jenkins. 8th grade; Eloise Allen, Jrcl grade and little Helen Thompson Brunson 1st grade. Mt. Carmel school. didn't have any graduates, but the annual adJress was delivered by Prof. Wil-1 tarns,?of" the State ' College from the subject: What, Whom and Where? Mr. Williams was born in Calhoun county and his scores of friends were glad to see his pro motion. Sunt. Brazzell was present and announced both of these schools will open the same date this year and was well pleased with work of mfh Jacob Cummings, secretary""" of the 'trustee board announced that a) ihi'ir .mooting Wednesday, atay ith that Prof. W". R. Bowman was unanimously re-elected principal of Cameron school. Ilenry Jenkins another member of the board said scores of patrons have "been to my stove requesting us to return him another year; and there has not been any friction among teachers this year. He further announced the other teachers will be elected later.-. "" - finayariv mrm news 1 Galfney.-^-A gnla affair th? Granard -High school the past week, was the May Day Festival in which 130 children participated.' Both teachers and pupils entered enthusiastically in the contest con ducted for May Queen and "Miss Granard High" honors. Kach class of "the elementary de partment selected a candidate to run for May Queen. The race-was | a very, close*one, the interest of 1 each- class "running high, ending ?Marga-ret?W ilk ins candidate . * * * )f the sixth grade being crowned .ia Queen of May and Barbara j Jean Walker from the 7th grade itnd Lillian Walter West of the 1st grade in second and 3rd places ' respectively. Likewise each class if thoTiigh school had selected can ( lidates-striving for the honor of icin'sr crowned "Miss Granard Hi" ( I'he honor was won by Gracie Hanks of the 8th grade with Lou-,' i-e Smith of,the 11th grade in sec >nd jTlace.Jl__wua_ 1 y t h rough the* efforis of the entire class of each lepai tment that the contest was i o veiy successful, for each pupil J *f- all llm"classes united in efforts o crown their candidate. The n 11) u siasm of nil the teachers rest amohg the students. ' The May Day Festival, Fridayj . veiling in the school's auditorium limaxed the contest. Each class ens rcpresmted by a group of puiils, who paid their tribute to the pieens by piesenting folk dances ihd songs. The classes from"which he winners- come will be recoglizcd as , the most popular class Day next year. The comnu ncoment exercises of he school commenced Wednesday wenir.g May 11 with the annual Junior Declamation Contest. Oth i programmes in the commencenent series are: Friday evening day 20 operetta "The Inn of the lolikn Cheese" by third and 4th Trades; Sunday.- May 22 annual H'rmon delivered by Rev. A. O. Steele of the?Schoob -of Religion Johnson C: Smith University; Tuesday evening May 24, Grammar School class day exercise; Wcdicsday May,. 25. Senior High class lay exercises; Thursday evening, day 2G graduating exercises, adboss will bo delivered by Dean T. C. McKinney of Johnson C. Smith Iniversity. ~ 1 BR AI NERD NEWS. Last week was a very exciting rook among the Biainerd students here ,y.;aa_a -groat amount-of - rcrrrr otition between the classes. Each lass was trying to win in the , ontest. Each class had a candiInto. Miss Alice Wright, candidate " rwi. CJ?_1 ' - ... .ia- ni>[?numore ciass and Miss .ottie Talford candidate for the Vactice school. The contest was i success with the Sophomore winlint? first place with $102.95 as hoir amount raised. Second place vas Miss Lottie Talford $60.00. rhis money was raised for the KTiefrt of the school. )uring Friday morning from 8:80 ip to 4:30 in the afternoon, the ampui wgj[ ibuay place fur i^ery one took part in and those wl didn't in the activities. The di was enjoyed by all who witness the affair. On Thursday we were very gji to have -with us Mr. Nunnery,-^ supt. of the County schools ni Mr. Wright Supervisor of Adi Education, both of Chester count Mr. Moffat spnk-P snnii? intm-m ing remarks. Mr. Nunnery gave some great facts?to think upc He said, we should go to schc in order to make the world sa for Democracy; and second to ma it safe in Jesus Christ. We we Indeed glad to have these disti guished gentlemen with jus. Sunday was a beautiful day ai also glorious for those who ha living mothers. Each church eel blated this day in some way ho oring our living mothers and tho wbo hafe passed away. ? ' i ? ? ? . ??I NEW LIGHT NEWS The New Light school elos May 5 with success. Prof. L. 1 Brock and Miss D. V. Washingt< had things well in hand. T h school is located on the highwi from Pendleton. On April 21) the'PTA had a bi quet at the school house; and was grand. Everybody enjoyed Cake and cream was served. T1 jPTA hns monthly meetings evei I Monday night after the first Si J day. Our President Mrs. E. 1 Fisher spoke of the success "of tl school term and the cooperatit the PTA had. It was a success. The graduates this year ar Misses Rockna Grate. Rpssie Mnn Dqisy Rose Riley, Boneline Pitt Pendelton High; Miss Mamie Pit I and Mr. James Steward Mille Seneca College. All the churches had Mothei Day programs on Sunday. Mrs. E". N. "Fisher had for h< morning guest Mrs. Ella Winsto On Wednesday Miss T. 0. Wi liaips had quite a bunch from-. Ai derson. On Thursday Mrs. E. Mi ler will entertain" the local W. 1 & F. 3. al her hOrhe south of Bei dleton. Rev. Mrs. E. I,. Wheeh made n short trip home a fe days ago to see her family. SI has been away for seven weeV preaching. Mrs. Lela Williams wi the week-end gueset of her famil Miss Helen Walkeu was the wee] end guest of her mother Mr Janie Walker. Miss D. V. Wasl ington left Sunday for her hom Also Prof. L. A. Brook. LAKE VIEW SCHOOL NEWS ; Mfvnday night, May 2nd, the It 8th and 6th praties presented thei elosinp - numbers. Play "Poppin the -QvrestTbfP^ and= a fov: hi ifsTei numbers. Tuesday night, "May the Seventh prade presented N'< body's Darling. Wednesday nit the graduating exercises were hel Nelson Utley, class introductioi Necrmi Ford, saluatory, O. . ( Nance, class will;'A. B. Brown, vi edictory. Parting tribute' fr'oi the Junior class to the Senior; Francis Stantley. Prof. Juliu Amaker, principal Spring Branc school, Marion county, delivere the address to the graduate which was very good. . Prof. Mclver. principal of Kcm per school presented the certifi cates; Friday, May 6th teacher and students sang good bye tin til next fall. Prof. L. R. Pag< fiutiipui; w. ivi. Jacques, ti. J Page, U. Gibson. WIIITMIRE NEWS Mothers' Day was observed Su; day by rendering unique program? A short program was rendered a Cedar Grove church cotnniemornt ing out dear old mothers. Services were held at Plrnt Hi! Baptist chuch Sunday b<^ the Pa* tor Rev. C. C. Johnson. Mrs. Brosia Williams receive* a telegram Saturday, May 7th tha her cousin. Mrs. Willie Sim., ha passed to the great beyond ir Asheville, N.. C. Interment a Carlisle Tuesday, Map 10th. Mrs. D. Byrd sp^nt the week end with Mrs. Cora Morgan am family. Mr. Willie L. Epps was the dinner guest of Mr. Samuel Farrt Saturday. TL - Ull. !1 ?! I- .... me wnumire oaseoan team de feated the Clinton baseball tean 8-5, Saturday. The Whitmire school announce its closing which will be on th< 20th of May. A complete poem of 18 versei entitled "Self-Relianee" can be ob tnined by writing Willie L. Epps Route 1, Box 30, Whitmire, S. C Mr. Epps is the composer of thii poem. Here is nne "y1"? *?f thii poem. - ~ no BETTIS JR. eOLLEGB ay . ~Tfre May. Day exercises spon sored by the YVVCA and under the a(j directorship of Miss W. Blocker I were carried out-very bcnntifill on "Saturday afternoon. Miss Maggie Anderson of the Freshman class was crowned queen. *' -The en certainment bv the Alumni Association in the new us n auditorium on Saturday evening was enjoyed by all. Quite a few ? of the old graduates were present. ^ Mrs. McDai^iels and son Darling McDaniel, Mrs. Florence Mills. re Mrs. Daisy Mills and Helen Sexn ' ton, of Laurens, and relatives of ~ Mrs. (J. J. Carroll, were visitors nd on the campus Sunday, ve M iss Mary Rutherford, former le- studynt here, now attending Allen n University. .Columbia, spent the se week-end on the campus, the guest of Misses Mattie McKie and Bertha Moore. . Prof. James, Dr. Wilson and ^ the boys from the CCC Camp at C? Modoc were visitors on the campus on Sunday afternoon. 311 ? . - - - ? o The members of the Elite Club ? eSieriBineti Miss Hattie Marshall with a reception on Tuesday evening. ui Rev. D. Hall and Rev. Ribley it attending school* at Pine College, it. Augusta, were visitors on the cam ho nnti' Qiin/loi. T>..,, U..U J-i! J .... - uui>u?,i. iwi. nun uciivereu ry a .vwy inspiring Mother's Day serin Dion Sunday morning. M. "Bo Kind to Animals" week was tie, observed here last week, with Mr. >n C. Rubens taking the lead. Rev. M. M..-PeaP^r-af rolwmbin, was the guest speaker on Sunday c- afternoon. Rev.. Pence delivered a Ce" wonderful sermon to the school. ' The boy's base ball team played ts ? the Edgefield team on Saturday r' afternoon. They won by the score of 5-3. Mi.-vs HeUie (Ti-jrtin, gv|idnnt" ?f'37 spent the week-end on the ei campus. n. Messrs. Floyd and Samuel Ham J. nionds were visitors on the campus tv on Sunday afternoon. j REED ST. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS ~ f'rot. S. C. l'erry, Principal ] M A nderson.?Last .Monday night ! .the Caroline school of WilliamstoH 10 presented a most interesting play cs here, entitled The Girl Who For-j s got." to a very'appreciative audi-l once. As many of the characters are known in Anderson, they were sv most welcome visitors. Added, to the stafT of R.H. S. is Miss Jennie Wilson, the new assistant librarian. We hope she will like her new job. We air regret very much the h death of Mrs. Rosebud Neal, who r is the sister-in-law of Miss Daisy g Neal. M iss Neal is a primary in[f "sf rue tor of the school. 3 Due to the fact that Miss Neal u_ Ayho_\vas sponsoring the program, e I was unable to attend, the monthly d FT A mooting was {kistponed 'from i. fast Thursday until Thursday o f 3. this week. ll - Mr Clifton in:., t .tvii niiu miss ivum Stark*, ctglTth grade stud= , ents, were crowned King and s Queen of R. II. S. for '38 and '39. h The coronation was held Friday d night. Among the features during s the coronation and May Festival is essential to make every May ^ J Festival complete. The program was carried out beautjlfhlly. i The United Literary^ Club of An ; derson will make their third preg sentation of their play, "The Red Headed Stepchild," Monday night at Allen University, in Columbia, S. C. Although the club was recently organized it is succeeding n rapidly. t NKW, TRINITY RAPT. CHURCH Rev. B. F. Stewart, Pastor 1... Wellford. S. C.?Sunday *t>honl was largely attended with Supt, J. B. Foster and teachers at their 1 posts of duty. The lesson was beau I tifully discussed after which the L pastor gave a general review. , Sunday being Mothers' Day the . t vury eoucmng. and | impressive. The pastor toofc his i text from Pri/v. 13th eha'f>jer. flis " theme was based on Mothers. The^_ ^ Junior choir sang appropriate selections which made the service ' very affective.. Mrs. B. P. Stewi art united with us. At 0.30 the BVPU"carried out - a very fine Mothers' Day program. 1 At 8 o'clock the pastor came forward with another burning mes "> sage takpn from Uuke 19:13, sub2 ject Occupied Until Jesus Comek Collection for the day was $31.10. * Visitorrs were Prof, and Mrs. W. M- Mnh<i Arid ",,v* uvhuicu vttiiue r~ visitors ars stwsys welcome. subscribeTfor the Leader * . >. Sat u rd^yT May~14, 1938 1 - * " ' ' n PROFESSION AL : CARDS Hours Daily: Sundays: 6.00 to 8:00,; P.M. 8:00 to 11 A.M , - 2:00 to 4:00 P.M*. ?J. Wendell Stover PHYSIO THERAPIST GRADUATE MASSEUR . . * Health Treatments By Appoint menus 1314 Campbell St. Camden, S. C. 1)K. A. B. JOHNSON SURtfEON Office: 1323'/2 Assembly Street Phone 3466 Residence: 919 Oak Street ?? ?- - Phone 8740 REV. J. H. JOHNSON > Office:-2029 Marion Street ?NOTAirr PtJBtIC Dealer in Reat- Estate, performs marriage ceremonies, write wills. deeds. mortgages, claims, etc. _ Call to See Him I Oflfipp PHnno Wn7 T)^ r*rtr\*+ . > ? V?-?V I I\CS, O IVO N. J. FREDERICK Attorney-at-law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal? 1119 Washington St,,~CoFa., DR. II. II. COOPER DENTIST ? ~ Special Attention Given to Bis- ' eases of the Gums Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty Office Phone 6429 Res. 8264 4-125 -Washington?Strj "CoPirrSrC. DR, J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Office Houis: Telephone: 11:00 to-^700 PvM.- Res. 4692 C;00 to 8.00 P.M.? Office "3790 Office: Residence: 2030 Taylor St. 1117 Pine St. Office Hours: Telephone: 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 8875 6 P. M. to 8 P.M. Office Hours: Telephone: 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8871 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: Residence: 2115 Lady St. 1301- Pine St. Columbia, S. C. Office Hours . 8 to u a.m: 11 to 2 P.M. 6 to 8 P.M. Dr. R. B. Frederick PHYSICIAN Office: ' i 301 x/i ?WalleT Ave. "Greenwood, S.C. Thone 7811 All classes of Dental Work " Dr. L. H. Hallman ? DENTIST " PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments Office: 2369*6 Gervais Street Columbia, S. C. Office Hoprs: Telephones: 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Filling, Plates. Crowns. . Bridges Sunday by"Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty Dial 789 rty,,-^1'1 n/if- ? John F. Hunter Funeral Director and Embalmer Mrn, MARY H. MADDEN, Assistant Laurens, S. C.