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DEVENURE WRITES
Dear Bill: *
I was asleep last week but I'm
back ugivin. I on.ioyed reading
the news althoug'h sometime I
don't write. .
Bill our band went to Albany,
Ga., last Tuesday which was the
16th. I wish I could have gore.
Well, I'll be on the air again next
week^
; . DEVENURK.
DON'T I.IKE TO WRITE
Hello. Everybody:
I am on the air again after ??
1 r*r\ cr VI ann h\-avi4\a?U? i v
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getting along line these suftrur.ei
. days. Wo hail quite a-bit of rain
last week. All Ike members should
really write,-but Bill I just don't
like to write so much, so you
wcrn't be-hearing from me in quite
awhile.
For our school closing we took
trips. AVe only ha:i one night of
school closing that was for tingraduation
classes which w-as the
ninth grRde. :
The trips taken the first was ti< 1
Orangeburg, from the first to tin
fourth grades went. .Next was t<Columbia,
from the fifth to the '
ninth grades. I "was in this group
We visited several places: the Tin??
ion station. State nri>on. Asylum _
WIS Broadcasting- station, uptown
and the Capitol building. I enjoyed
myself very much. I wanted
to visit The Palmetto Leadei
office but didn't have time. Well
I'll be signing off for this time.
ROSALE?7"
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VACTTION Tl.MK IS XKAH ~
' Dear Bill:
l"71" What arc you ' thinking abcrut
Vacation I suppose, which I am
sure..is on my mind. Don'l...yPU_ _
know school will bo closed soon
'' and then we all will hav-* lots ??f
fun. We have been wo: king very
hard this term. Our g4rls did the
sowing and the boys made v axiom-"'
toys out of orange crates. Theylooked
just fine. I do \vish that
you couhl see them.
Yours truly,
? PAXIKI. B< >11K11A It T.
HKKX V Kit Y I'.I SV
Hello Bill:
I have not written you for two
or three weks I have been so very
busy. Oh! Kill, let me tell you "
something. I won second prize ir
the forest fire essay. You car.'t ;
imagine how glad I am. My mo
tnor, .-filters'and brothers are vpiy. '
proud ~cf mc.Tmtt I am gnirg-tebe
a good girl. - '
It is very warm today, but 1
will have to finish working my *
mother's tlowcr garden, so byt*T""
bye Bill.. - ' '
BERNICE RUBY PRIMUS. 1
MESSAGE TO OLD MEMBERS
Dear Bill: 7?: 5
How are' you? 1 suppose" y*n '7
arc onjc/ying some hot days. I ;
went to St. Mark A. M. E. church. ,
I enjoyed myself very much. Bill
I have something to tell the old
clhb members: Please. help thf*
Junior page to have more letters. >
How glad are the club members
???have -tr--new?member,?
Phyllis. I hope she will continue
b^ing a good member to the Bill 1
Carver club. I hope more of the
girls?ami-boys will join. -I will P
w^te next week. n
Scf long, - r
ANNIE RUTH. n
?STARTED i^NNJNX [
II 11 ..K.. 'b 1 j
Well ?t a otill h?4-and dry bo my -*
garden is needing rain. I have n
already started canning. Mother <|
put up some berries and cabbag" '
pickle. I put up some small jars rr
?too and they are keeping aftHghlv c
I have off some more baby chicks, tl
We had a lovely time at our t<
Achievement Dajr program held tl
?he
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it together with a self addressed
etto Leader, Bill Carver's Club,
C. Your name will be placed on
e a membership card and gutton
at the Lyric theatre on Saturday
morning We enjoyed the short
talks made by Prof! Fierce, Mr.
Daniels, Airs. Paul and the wonlerful
demonstration given by Mrs
l.'..o
I UU.II.I i I1UIIIU3 1 roil] 1UCU1UI1U
county. Every club in this county
wilj be busy trying to make
'catch it if you can". A new kin:
>1' door stop. I am planning to
liteiul Browning. Home and Moris
College commencement oxeriscs.
jhts week.
J^iforgot tit tell you that we also
rnoyod the free movie given by
die manager of the theater. It
.vas a western picture' nnd very
'ery good. ? ?
Bye. bye,
BERN ICE Mel. ESTER.
R EC RETS LOSS OF SCHOOLMATE
Dear Hill: ,
We ail wore made to feel very
ad about the death of ope of our
-chool mates who was struck in
die temple with golf ball while
ating her lunch- and died in a fVw
minutes.
Folks say that our play on last
Wednesday Nght Was veiy go-oii
[ don't have very much news,, so
am sending you a few facts that
mr dub members should know
ibout the South.
1~ Wliat state first grew rle<-".'
2. What Southern. State leads
n the manufacture of-iron and
steel ?
3. What Southern Stute hus the
nost woven mills?
T. What Southern State le.ul
'i the manufacture of sv oev ?
5. What city leads the wot 11
n?trhr*-?man'.ifae'tu; e uf?tobacco??;
?>. What Southern State leads
n the manufacture. of marble?
7. What well known" Negro"
chool i-s located in Alabama?
Answers:
1. South t ai"linu.
2. Alabama.
3. N'orth Carolina..
? i. Ter.ne>>c'c~
r>. Winston-Salem, N <\
' Tennessee.'
7 Tuskegc Institute, Tuske{( o,
Ala.. .
- -M A RCIA R KX-WltHlH T. MA1T1K
WR1THS
Telle Hill:
* Here I am again to try tt> tell
ou home of the news. I went to
vunday school Sunday and th'-re
ve discussed a lovely Sunday
ichool lesson. At 4:30 the c'ub
>f which I am the president of
endc'ied a p'Ogram. Rev. J. (.
Ba,tes pyc-iudud. The .collection
vas S3.00. After the service I
vent with the Pastor, Rev. Simiron.T
to FmarrtieV and there disttssefl
a- hefmt'iiful league lesson
hope to go there again sorm.
.isten B'll 1 a'11 asking all <>f 'A >
luh members to send me 'heir a<;
iross. I want to communicate
vith therm?So-to theeUib momers,
here is iYune. Mat tie Black
I. F. TV. 4. Box 100, LexingfonT
h So I will close until r.ext
reek.
As ever yours,
MATTIE M. BLACK
s'FAV BETHEL A.M E. CHURCH
Rev. I. O Simmons, Pastor
Lexington?S. S. open el at the
isual hour with the Supt.. Mrs.
Carrie Taylor in chnrgo. The
astr/r was at Sprint? Hill Sunday
,nd preached a'soul stirVir.g s? rnon.
At 4:3(5 Rev. J. C Bates,
reached a soul searching sermon
rom the text: Thai we hence
orth be tnoj'e children, tossed
o and fro, and carried about with
very . wind of doctrine, hv the
ess. wher?'hyc they lie, in wait to
eceive. Ephesians 4:14. Subject
The Danger of Drifting".. The
lombers of the Ladies Aid club
ortftTnly -thank Rav.- Batca TTax"
ie fine service rendered and hope
r have him come back to us in
he near future. After the gera
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vice at 4:30 the Pastor, Rev. Sim- i
mons, Brother and 'Sister J. W.. I
Fl'jink tlw?ir- tlnno'hl'ivr oriH Hf ra t
7V "1 t 1.
Eottie Strother motored to Eman- ij
' .uel A. M. E. church and there a
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I help parry on the League. j:
| At 8 the pastor was back at R
J Bethel and there he preached a e
4-heart burning sermon. The pas- _
^ tor and delegate attended thrrdi*- T;
trict conference last week and re- 0
ported that a tine conference was ?
had. The pastor is asking all c
members who have paid 50c to ?
- pay the other 50c and those who Ci
haven't paid anything to please; ' c
try and pay at least 50c until the;_
5th Sunday of May Which is next ^
Sunday.
The Singing convention will con
vene at Bethel ne.xt Sunday. Everybody
is cordially invited. ^
Mr. E. \V. Walker has returned y
from the Good Samaritan hospital
in Charlotte, N. C. Wt hope- t
for him a speedy recovery.
. GAUNETT NEWS
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The Missionary meeting met at t
the home ot Mrs. A. L>. uilnson.
Opening song To Be Like Jesus, d
Bible verses by all 'We were in- tl
deed glad to have Miss Estella b
Mitchel of New Ypvk with us. She C
spoke on the subject What can we B
do to create a better mission spir- o
i? The members of the Mission- t<
nrv Society decided tcr have a w"ek
mooting leading* up to the 2nd Sun p
day in June. At' the close of ou' v
meeting, Miss E. Mitchel gave us b
? few words of .encouragement. N
.She also sang a few selections
which was very enjoyable. * ti
. On. Sunday our. Pastor, Rev. S. I
- W Wolfe went St -Mark A?ME
church, Rev. McBrown, pastor a
'hn S't?John charge taught the -J'Sunday
school; Rev. Wolfjb .ijfe- ti
viewed the lesson. V
At 12 o'clock Rev. Wolfe preach r<
e-1 a very effective sermon, selecting
his text from St. Mark 28:15. *g
At 1:00 o'clock. Rev. McBrown tl
spoke from the 48th chapter of g
St. J hn. Eve;yoh'i expressed a if
very enjoyable da\. p
ST. PAl'I. BAPT. CHURCH ei
?~ "n
Rrv. W. 1.. Wilson, Paulor gSunday
school was unusually f(
ual hour with The officers and tea- ~j
chors present and at their post of (|
duty. The lesson was- beautifully w
aught by all the teachers, after n
which RovC Bonner, a g aduate of
Benedict college gave sr,me encour
agin>i remarks cont'dning the leson
which was e'H--ye-?highly by?
all wht? were'-p?eeu??t. Collection
$ 1 j
d.?rniag services \? ci? very inspirational.
A warm prayer meet- (j
ing !e<J, by bramns Able and Wood
-ardwas rendered after which the ~
pastor came befoie l!.e audience
ai d deliwiei a wond'i fill sermon. ?
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fIis text was taker from the dlst
Psalm "When my head is overwhelmed
lead me to the rock that jj
is higher than-I. He used as a sub '
ject "The Higher Rock". He ^
preached as never before. We w*Te
happy to see such a large crowd.
Cedlection $9-05. _ e]
KfOO o'clock were back in ser- ?
V ,
v4ee?again?to?tur-m more thanks *j
to our Master. We were very g
irrmTd^tTr-travu 7iorr Chapel choir p<
worship with us- ' They rondered p)
livered another wonderful sermon ^
taking his text from Matthew
22^12. He preached from the sub- p)
ject "What Think ye of Christ".
ThTs soul stirring sermon took ef?
feet upon everyone who was present.
It. was enjoyed by all. We t0
were happy to see so many visi- js
tors and fiiends present and wo se
wish to say that all visitors and jn
friends are welcomed to come and ai)
worship with us at any time. p,
The revival meeting which be- p?
Kan Monday night, May 1G was
a great success. We wish to say \\
i and thank all the folks^ who came pL
anl worship with us in order to
make the meeting a success. m
| '"St. Paul is improving and ris- a
ing on up the ladder under its efficient
pastor. Rev. W. L. Wilson of
greatly. We extend an invitation wt
to all ft fiends and .visitors to wor M
ship with on your idle Sunday.
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f()KE8Bl'RY-NEWS ar
. St. Paul A. M. E. Church
ffcov\ J.O. Coaxnni, Pastor ~
The Sunday school lesson was
vcfry beautifully tauprhl by the St
teaehe+'ftr fir. G. P. Dixaoo- ja tak -?d
inf? a very active part in th<PSun- th
(lay school. He made some very L.
timely remarks concerning church mi
leeorum. The morning message
ras well delivered by the pastor,
"ext Act 28:22. 'Theme What are
ou thinking about? A good ejection
was taken - for- the?trueees.
Quite a few visitors were
d-esent. Mi*s. A. R. Holmes and
on Grady attended the graduang
exereises at Bettis academy
'riday, 20th. Her daughter, Miss
Sugenia Mae wag one of the gradlates.
She arid Miss Rosa Nash
re home to the delight of their
(avents and^ friends. Miss Ollie
liller .is home after closing a sucessful
term at Calhcrun Falls.
Mrs. Susan Arnold was funeralsod
at" 2 :t)0 o'clock. R<Tv. Coaxum
ffimatincf PnlnU onon?;nl/>?
-- * 5 * aoouvtavca ivcv
I. C.Young of the New Zion--ciruit;
Rev. H. M Marshall of the
taptist church. Theme of the disourse
"A New Creature".. Perivnl
Funeral home in charge.
JETHELHEM RAPT. CHURCH
Rev. E. E. Gaulden. Pastor
The Sunday school wa3 called
o order at 10 o'clock by Deacon
Worthy, and after .the regular de.
votional exercises the teachers
ook charge of th?ir respective
lasses for thirty minutes.
At the regular assembly of all
lasses the lesson wa3 reviewed
y Prof. Logan of Drayton St.
ligh.
Our morning services got unci*
way with George Singleton at
ie piano. Later our pastor came
cfore "s with a message on "The
'all of Jesus", and I tell you the
[oly Spirit was in the church. We
njoyed the message from start
3 finish.
We had quite a few visitors
resent,' and among those present
rere Mrs. C. B. Nance of N^w
erry; John Thomas of Asheville,
f. C., and others Miss
Nancy Halty who has just
nished the prescribed course at
Jdttis arttdemy is home, along:
11 were in school at Bettis. Miss
essie Downing who has be<>n ^off
eaching school is back with us.
re are happy to have our child?n
back with us.
At the BYPU hour the seventh
rade of Drayton St. Hi under
lie guidance of Mrs. Nancy Sinleton
presented a "very int?restig
program, more than 160 young
eople were present.
Sunday night our pastor preachd
from the text And who is my
oighbor? Luke 10:29. We were
bp5 to understand ffs-never be?re
who our neighbor is.
Members and friends meet us
own at Dear Old Bethlehem Sunay
and let us worship the Lord
'ith all our heart, soul and
tind.
T. ANDREWS A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev.G. H white, Pastor ~
-Andrews?The pastor, Messrs
tick Johnson, Joe Jordan, Fred
Greene attended the Kingstree
istrict conference last week. The
ist two named were the delegates
nd alternate, respectively. As
sual we paid out our Education|
money for the year. '
Our Sunday school was conduct1
by Mrs. Corine Thompson. Our
ome Dept. Supt. The lesson was
cry interestingly reviewed by
fr. Bernard Griene.
For morning worship the pas>r
used as a subject The Teachm
of Error. Our out of town
i si tors were Mrs. D. S. Frost,
tisses H. E. Frost-,?Mary E.
parks and Iona E. Smith, all of
harleston and Miss Bemetha
iekert of Klngstreo. They wer?
ic week-end guests of Mr. and
trs. James Kinloch; Prof., and
rs. J. E. Smith and Mrs Susan
iekert.
At 4 o'clock our pastor accomanieiL
by-several officers, mem*rs
and friends in two cars mo-;
red to Nesmith where our min-1
ter delivered the annual school
'rmon to a large congregation]
Friendship M. E. church. His
ibject was The Valley of Achor.
rof. W. W. jSmalls is the princiil.
Tlie League under President
'illiams assisted by Prof. Smith
it over a very fine program.
During the evening hour our
mister's theme was Salvation for
11.
Miss Marie Jackson a teacher
Howard High of Georgetown
as the week-end guest of Mr. and
rs. Alexander Greene.
Come to worship with us. You
Come to worship" with us. You
e welcome.
Sunday was a lovely day, a fine
inday school lesson was render
at. f'.odar Grove church. _ We
ank Mrs. E. 0. Epps and Mr.
M Abraham for their tim?ly reirkf,
aab- :-- -
ucant^i
ooMinofi/^ |
If your dealer
do?? not have
direct to
OOOirROY MANUFACTURING COMPANY
At 4 o'clock we assembled to
listen ta the report of the Misses
contest. We were very glad to
- have with uo our beloved Preoid- 1ng~eld?r
and Pastor. Rev. D. C
Crosby. There were 6 contestants
who reported well. Miss Eliza- j
beth .Swindler reported the sum of
$8.00. The highest amount raised.
She won the first prize, a
dinner set. Grand total raised
$14.00. : . ~ ~
Selections were rendered by the
Springfield and Cedar Grove quartets.
They rendered several selections,
which were enjoyed by
all. A large crowd was present
to hear their renditions.
Verytimely remarks were made
by Mesdames: Brosia Williams,
Daisy Byrd. They werp enjoyed
. by all. We are always glad to _
welcome a distinguished -gupst.. So
come again.
Mr. Haskell Joiner, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Cola Joiner
Mr. William Griffon motored to
Thomasville, N. C., on a sad occasion
Saturday, May 21st. They
returned on Sundav Mav 5>9nd
Miss Elliotte and B. Abrams has
closed a successful school term at
Cedar Grove on May 18.
Mr. and Mrs. President Williams
"motorcd"to Newberry f!aturday~ac~"
companied by others.
The Whitmire baseball team "
is an outstanding feature this sea- .
son. Out of ten games they have
lost only one.
Mr. Ronald Patterson, Mrs. BurTy
Henry, Mrs. Estelle Simmons
were in Whitmire last Sunday afternoon
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Byr'd from baurens and Newberry.
*
Mr. J. C. Byrd attended the EmEaTmers
and TJh~dertalievs'~ association
held hi Darlington oTI May "
11 and 12.
Misg Annie Leo Abrams Jtteft "Saturday,
May 21st for Philadelphia.
Pa.
The Whitmire school closed on
Thursday and Friday nights of last
week. A very unique program was
held each night. On Friday nite
two very distinguished guests
made excellent remarks.?They were
Prof. R. C. Leake, (white)
principal of WhftmTre" and ProfT"
U. S Gallman, supervisor of New
berry county.
We sympathize wittr Mrs. Mat- "
tie Gilliam during the death of her (
uncle, wh0 was funeralized at Fair 1
view Baptist church, May 18. J.
C. Byrd undertaker ih charge.
The Five Gospel sermons were
held a Flint Hill Baptist church, 1
Friday night. May 20 by five gospeLpreachers.
Rev. C. C. Johnson i
pastor. - "" i
On the sick list are Miss Mary 1
Burton, Mrs . Mautha Banks. Na- .1
thaniel Glenn. 1
The teachers of Whitmire were J
Prof. W. M. Wade* Misses Ruth
Walker, Qu^ster Fant. Mrs. W.
M. Wade, ?- ? -MORRIS
BROWN A.M.E.
CHURCH ' ?
Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor 1
I
Charleston sweltered under in- '
tervstr hear last Sunday, but the |
xongregntlons were not "diminisTie'd
to any great extent. Worshippers
at Morris Brown listened with rapt c
nttention, to two sermons deliver- 1
ed by Dr. Lemon. At the conclu- 8
sion of the services of the Junior s
Church, the pastor apoke from St g
Luke 16th chapter and 5th verse i
orr the theme "Otrr Debt tor God" 1
The parable of the Unjust Stew- h
?rd formed the basis of the sermon
and was forcibly delivered by t
the pastor. At 5 p.m. a sermon r
was preached by an Evangelist of
New York City on "The 4 Horses" H
a good audience greeted the speak j<
er. The days activities closed with a
the sermon by iDr. Lemon at 8:00 n
[p.m. .The text selected was the 571 I
Psalms at the 2nd verse. The j;
theme that was developed was " A?
;-Ft*e<t Heart." Two persons were 0
[inducted inijd' the full communion r
of the church at the evening ser- 1,
vice. We regret the passing of Bro
Sister Louise Murphy of Class No. ?
11. Bro. Wind Johnson at this wri ft
ing it faeling much better end it t
hJcHttan 1
fvnva / M*
W HIM BACK U
back lustre and color to your trea- H I
lickly and easily with a simple
itionofGodefroy's Larieuse.Greyid
streaks merge into a beautiful, 4
lade. Black, brown or blonde as
I. Your fafe once more is framed
ie halo of charm that hr^t won his
-and that will draw him baok Jto
u. Get a bottle of Larieose tod^y.
tieuAe.
HAIR COLORING',,? ]
3510 OLlVI ST. ST. LOUIS, MO.
able to be up and convalescing at
his homer
Our rally came to a close o n
Tueodoy night. The omounl rimed- will
be "published In the next-issue j
of the "Leader." Our good people
are now clearing the way for the
entertainment of the annual on-j
ference which will meet in o u r. j
rVmrr?Vi ir? HpfnKov 1QQQ I
VII ill vvwi/vif a i/UVJ. VU1 UUil* |
day school-and League are actively c
at work each Sunday. Bro. J. J
Taylor is at the head of t h i (
church school and Bro. Robt. Gadsden
heads the activities of the League.
Our Quarterly Conference
(the third) will .embrace the 2nd ^
Sunday in June. Our church maintains
her Forward Look.
McCOLL NEWS. 1
Mi-, and Mrs. Jim Mclnnis entertained
at a birthday party in
honor of their son Luther on Wednesday
night. Quite a number attended
and all, reported a lovely
time.
Mrs. J. S. LaSeine, Jr., is spending
some time with relatives in
Georgetown. '
The Royal Social Club is pro- 1
grossing nicely. It has already unearthed
in several nf ita mnrnhni-i talent
that was heretofore undiscovered.
_
Mr. Leo Cannady and Miss Car- (
rie Brown were quietly united in 1
marriage Saturday eve. Theii
friends wish for them every happiness.
Z
Mesdames M. Belliea and Dli
Odom of last week's sick list are
doing nicely. Mrs. Emanuel left '
Thursday for hospitalization i n
Columbia. *
Mrs?Rossie--Lee Sims^ returned Saturday
pvp from New-York...
Prof. S. T. Middletori spent Friday
nnd Saturday In the city. He -?
left for New . York City Sunday
morning. 2
Mr. Luke Mclnnis and family of
Laurinburg* N. C., . spent. Sunday _
in the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. H. Ashe and daughter Hat- ^
tie spent Saturday eve thru Sun- ^
kin, who with her small daughter
Doris, had spent Monday withj-the Ashe
family in Bennettsville.
The fourteen year old son o f
Mr. Ashe McRae was drowned Sun 3
Jay while nluying with npme other
boys around a swimming hole. p
Mrs. Rosa Bethea visited her
mother Mrs. Alice Cohen in Bennettsville
Sunday evening. Mrs
Cohen has been ill for two weeks.
Fair Plain church made Sunday
a gala day. Rev. Allen, the pastor '
conducted the moitstirg service;
Rev. P Iforiegan the afternoon
and the Dillon quartette rendered
a lovely program of vocal selec- ?
tions^at the night service, C
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SHII.OH HAPTiaT ruropii
m-m+ m.* * 1U t VII VUVU
Rev. J. S. Gordon, Pastor
Sunday school opened at its usjal
hour and in its usual form
> ? F
with officers aK' their post. The enLire
session was very interesting.
The lesson beitffc taught by Mrs. ?
Ruth Cooke.
Our pastor, Rev. j. S. Gordon
ame forward at 12:45 with a wonleiful
message taken from John
4:1. Evening worship besran at
1:30 and after, a firing devotional ,
ervice, the pastor came back a- j
;ain and delivered another inspirng
and soul stirring, sermon ta
retf froth ~ Ma IT. 36:"2fT; using as!
lis subject: Going Farther.
Four accessions were made to.
he church at the close of the ser- >
non.
The F. S. A. Club met last Tues
lay night at the home of its proslent,
Miss Annie Wrenn. Aftei
h.UoC K....:
uu.-Mnras session tne club j
idjourned to meet Tuesday nitc, ,
day 24, at the home of Mrs. Louse
Reese.
We nr# very pjw<t TosTaftrthat ?
ur church is "being enlarged and
epairdd, an event that has been
ong expected.
Mrs^ Mary Tillman left the city ?
lattrrday afternoon for: New Yorlc
rhe was accompanied by her slstei
Irs. Lillian Washington. We wish
hem a successful trip.
" . . . _
Saturday. May 28P 1938 3==
QKeQeou&o&Qaoett^^
PROFESSIONAL
?CARDS
lours Daily: Sundays:
1:00 to 8:00 P.M. 8:00 to 11 A.M
2:00 to 4:00 P.M! '
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PHYSIO THERAPIST
GRADUATE MASSEUR . .
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. SURGEON ^
Office: 1323'/i Assembly Street
Phone 3466
Residence: 919 Oak Street
_ Phone 8740
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Office: 2029 Marion St.eet
NOTARY PUBLIC
lealer in Real Estate, performs
narriage ceremonies, write wills,
leeds. mortgages, cl&ims. etiv- _
Call to See Him
)ffice Phone 8407 Res. 6798
N. J. FREDERICK
Vttorney-at-law and Notary Public
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
?State and Federal?
119 Washington St., Col'a., S. C.
DR. H. H. COOPER
DENTIST
Special Attention Given to Diseases
of the Gums
Gold Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty
)ffice Phone 6429 Res. 8264
126 Washington St., Col'a., S. C.
Eye, Ear,' Nose and Throat
Glassos Fitted Accurately
)ffice Hours: Telephone:
1:00 to 1:00 P.M. Res. 4692^ _,
6:00 to 8:00 P.M. -Office 379Q?
Office: Residence:
030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St.
Office Hours: 7 Telephones?
1 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 8876
6 P. M. to 8 P.M.
Office Hours: Telephone:
1 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8871
6 P. M. to 8 P. M.
Pr,..W?,.D^ChappeUe
Physician and Surgeon
A Specialty - =
Office: Residence:
115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St.
Columbia, S. C.
)ffice Hours
8 to 9 A.M.
1 to 2 P.M.
6 to 8 P.M.
R. Ik Frederick ? ,
PHYSICIAN
Office:
01 Yj Walter Ave. Greenwood, S.C. *?
*ixon?-7611
All classes of Dental Work
Dr. L. H. Hallman
DENTIST
PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS
Sundays by Appointments
Office: 2369Gervais Street
Columbia, S. C.
Lffice Hoprs: ?Telephones:
:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6033
Residence '8873
Dr. D. K. Jenkins
DENTIST
'filing, Plates. Crowns. Bridges
Sunday by Appointment
Anesthesia a Specialty >
Dial 789 > "T
John IV Hunter
T^,_? ??: -? ???"<"'1""' '*
r unerai ui&rector
and Embalmer
Mr*. MAKY H. MADDEN,
Assistant- ?r~
120 N. Harper Street
Laurens, 8. C.