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Page 6 -1? .ft I w i/ W _j i _____ APPLICA'l re il DATE :: name ... . 1 crrr ? BIRTHDAY .... .. . -1 ^ Pill out this coupon and nun I i f stampeld envelope to The Pa'ny ? 1810 Assembly St., Columbia. r tat' roll hook, an,<l yow will rc. v GLXETSCHOOL" HAS "OPENlep": Dear Bill: , never going to write again. 1 thought about writ nig, but I was thinking about school so, until I di.dn't write. I am so glad that school-has c/pfned. I am going to. . school at Sims High. Bill why did you stop writing or why vie the story Four Years High Schoo __ended^o quick. I enjoyed the story so until I wish you would ? begin -printing?another?story. k shall try to write you next we.K if I don't be too busy as I am _ president of my" class. -t-MM-rg ai-..l (hoj- l.g.i th- i'. ^ first annual social Monday nite. On Friday night past, Mr. Arr strong and his laughter were at our school arjd gave us a demon stratum. Or. Friday night they are- having a show for u.s. Gee! we shall soon by going "to thm fair in different plneis. I like . to g> to thorn very much. Bill I like my new tuaeh is fine?, also the. students are very nice to me. I shall give -sonic nn-1 else space tunited So long, ? - Sarah Th^mp-on. P. S.?Our Coach is Mr. Cai scfn of Atlanta, Ga. The boylike hirrt vtify* nuicli. ' Rev. B. ! '. Stewart of Spartanburg preach ed for us Sunday. -. MARGARET GOES TO ' LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ! Hello Everybody: Here I .am on_Lhi-4. air again. I am leaving this morr.ing for I.in-" ~ coin High school. I shall bv il ~ member ol the ninth grade. v.) i Cousin, Mrs. Hollinsworth and her. i friends?M-c,?tmd?Mrs.?TT^nd.?r?nr _ left for Chicago Thursday mo. : . ing. I am in a hurry because ) don't mirt to?b~??Uu-r?achnm- _j this morning. Margaret Wright. ; c i'mo.v news" f ?Mr. and?Mrifc?' &r B. Thomp>-e of Chicago, 111., are here spending their vacation 'With Mr." Thompson's mother. ; Mrs. ?arah Humphries af the S'img High faculty has, rctn-re-1 after spending a pleasant sum mer in New York. Mrs. Hare of Florence has returned home after a Tnef visit to Evans. Mrs. Evans who has bece in the hospital is much .improved" to the delight of her family and I' friends. Miss Hicks of Laurens is one of.f the new grammar school teac'n ers. * The Reveren Seldon Maddox was hare recently. Mr. T. L. Lindsay of Kc Iton was a business visitor here this week. T. L. is" a fraternal and church leader at Kelton. It would be well for our far- . mers to follow the example of Mr. 1 C. B. Bankhead who always has something to sell. Prof. L. B. Moore of Rock -Hill apeirgl a short while herc with friends this week. Prof. Moore is a native of Union.. ( Miss Eflfie T. Martin, teacher at , GafTney spent the wtek-er.d at ( ? nomv, , _ Miss Thelma Dawkins is at home after spending several weeks in the mountains. Miss Chaj-lot'te Blackwell and Miss Odessa Johnson returned to T>aneftster_w-hpre they will again ^ teach this school year. The Reverend A. D. Dawkins ( ?was the groat minister at JieiheLj church this week. Gr?at crowds attended the services each night. , Miss Maggie Lynheart of Green j rille waR a week-end visitor, here. : "Attorney A. C. Piatt of 6p?r- j tanburg was here for. a sbort while j this ,week. Lawyer Piatt is one ! H ths 1?riing aUflrriirysof aflxXjj 1 c ?? iiof|-?i ITH'.S- KKE AQ jf-f UitrgT >N BLANK ^ ! STATE i i . . age _? ; it together with a self addressed tto Leader, I5?i1 Carver's Clnb. , C. Your nanv will bo placed on j p a membership card and button 1 <"' 'X-X-X"/ w group in the state. Mr." and Mrs. C. E. Wilson were in Newberry this week. >a t. week with the largest, ate" *a:ieo' in the history of the -eht-ol. Due to..the fact that -Jtbi ri'air.ipar sehool was burned, they nave an over crowded school and louhle sessi its in many of the "ados. Prof. Sims and his' prin* ipal?,' Mrs. R. C. Pride. Mrs. J. i. Douglas and the entire stall ire kipt quite busy. ?Dr.' H. S*. Smiley of Gnenville, k C.. spcrt ban :ay in Union tc iy.' great delighlt of his many friends. Dr. Smiley one .".time practiced his professiim?rn?thi? >*ih . (^VBEISLE NEWS Mrs. MaWha Lte Brown an?l hildren spent ten days in Sanort, N. C.. with her sister Mrs., lohnie May Petty. rhtt r Miss l.illio Mae and others. ;per.t a pleasant trip to Florida i few days ego. Rev. A Th Dawkins the son of Ir. and Mrs. \\\ M. Dawkins sPt-nt "ridat?night with therm? Mr. Hamp'.nn was* the dinner ruest of 'Mr. it: el" Mrs. Maqto.. nrrrs?Satin iny?September?Sftk? Mr. and Mrs. Manton Sims laughters'. M issei Agfcfttg O'Xeil nd Joe -Noll ai e taking their vaca ion in Ashiyiil , N. C., with their -randmother Mrs. Eunice Sims. Rev. Alexander of Wirjnsbore" iregehad for R v. Davis last nitc a MtT T.dw; A M.. E"lhurch. TE e \ a r.1 : - s'luTetTls" left fu ehotd a ft'w avs ago. Namely dr. Ilermon S ;rtor, \lisses Sadie v: Ai'ii' i?R ''I'rt-iop^Miss X?r. ena WilUts; "Aliss ' Vashti Johnii':, Miss Ma- I.illie English, Miss dor.'. H?' ''.-h ! "('?torn!?others. Miss Bornice Brown has beer. erv ill l-Mt - 'm?U?mrtHr hffprov^" d. ^ Mrs. Lizzie Thor?as ar.d Mr. C. " ca^ ni-c? still un the sick li?t. We -ope--for th-m an- carly_recovery;: Rev. F. R. Gladden of Chester Vconducting-?our?fall revival Meeting at St. Luke A.M.E. church his week-. The meeting started vff- fine. _ ". The fourth quarterly conference will be. held at Williams thapel A. M. E. Zion church Smtirday.-September 24 at 2:30. We ire askir-g "aTTbfTiceFs ta be presnt and on time. Dr. D. C. Crosby presiding. ' Cokes rir rv news ~Sf7~Pau1-^7-M. E. Charch Rev. .T. E. Williams, I>astor The Sunday school had a large attendance. The lesson was reciew'rd by Miss Eugenia M. Holmes. Rev. Williams brought a won Trful message, theme A Request. The spiritual tide "ran high. "This being Endowment Day a good col lection was taken. Visitors, Mrs Mamiej Jhmerson c/f ' Orlanda, Fla., who is visiting her father Mrs. Jonah ..Jackson and sister Mrs. Julia Holmes. Mr. Emanuel Cogging of Philaelphia is visiting bis parents Mr. an Mrs. Mason Toggins. ?Men Fl. A. Robinson is home to (ne d-elighr of ber family and friends. She reports a very fine Crip, While in Rochester she vis ted many places of interest. Mrs. P. Gary and daughter JosinQ .erf Greenwood were very olea^ant callers in several homes >i mir iirwn r*unnay. onme arfHir ?1 Miss Rosa C. Nash ha her ton?ils removed. She is recuperatnpr nicely. M.r Erntat Robinson iH attendr.g Sfcate college. Mr. fiamwell L.ouden is attending1 Voorheea.~ Several of our girls and boyi ido ?i<<i Br?wr Hi this wnk^ WINNSBOro news } \ The A. M. E. Zion conneotion | here has just closed a successful J revival meeting. The Pastor Rev I J. M. Smith procured the services [ of Rev. -Boyd of Rock Hill, S. C. | to conduct the meeting. All who > htt'^hefed. were benefited. > Friends and relatives of Mrs, 1 Charlie Hcatk will be glad to note b "thai she i3 doingr nicelyjafter un| dergoing an operation at the Wa1 Verly hospital in. Columbia. t Miss Elease Manigault left ltet .week to resume her studies at _ j?t?ta A. and M. college, Orangeburg. Mi's. J, W. Wright has remcdl ed her homo on Zio.v street and Her plan is to make it a eomfortahle"h^me for our-teachers, ito-. rLouia - Woodard left fen ^ Coulter aendemr, Cheraw, where he will farther pursue his studies. Mr. Bennie Cunningharp and his sister, Miss Martha left last Monday for Allen university, Columbia, wheov th v.vil: attev.q -ollegre this year. 'MasUvr MoiVig Lyles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lyles was rush-, ed to the Prior hospital in Ches j her 1 ast w?ek to under go ,an operation. for appendicitis. His parents' retufhed 16 111 in last Sun lay and thought that he was not loing so well. We feel however fhat the child will soon be himself again." Miss Blanche Sowell who put over a very splendid program here for the last month ende her ! 'vnric ~t p a Ttihrrculosig-round~tnr: with a fine clinic. She returned to Cheraw last Friday. Mifs Fadonia Manigault left 'ast F. iday to ..take up her olass i room duties in the high school at Kingstree, JS. L'. We wish for all both teachers and students who are' leaving "for school work, a ontinued success. ; ' Rir. Jackson has accepted the pastorate of Zion Pilgrim Bapt. church here. Due to the. church having h?en deM.royod by Aire sometime ago, services are being ' .eld in the Russell Funeral home. They hope to rebujld the church in. naior fnfnro ... w.? : AJrr T ^ T T nVi ncn^ wVi n ry^y ~TOtftrf?tor?htmii' ii| Culumbus, | jGa., is visiting relatives and , 1 hero. in Chester and in, Rock jjlll. J With her are her two sons, Timothy Jr., and Charleg W- They all lock the picture of health. ~ TTASTOVER NEWS Last Sunday found the church goers at their place of duty and many of them made their pastor v?ry happy. A program was rendered at St. nLTi'- " ?'zr^rz. J v.. n/r I niup cnuren spuiwureu uy mia. Mamie Hinton and others in hor.or of Endowment Day. The Twelve Tribe3 of Israel was presented by the members of St. Phillip and othes last ^Sun'nday night and it is said by many it was the best ever played in the church Joseph's tribe won led by Mrs. Bowman. A very fine program was conlast Sunday afternoon by the ducted at Shileh A. M. E. church Sunday school and visitors. The 1 Rev.. W. R. Bowman brother to the pa.stor preached as never before. Everybody is singing his ' praises, St. Phillip's pastc/r and mem bcrs will visit Rev. Williams church at Wedgefield next Sunlay afternoon, Sept. 25. The con ^ "gregation who raises the largest amount will be awarded a handsome prize. St. Phillips npw school building is now being equipped with pews and deeds for th? forth coming and all relatives who are interests ed in the school are hereby called to meet on September 26, 1938 in xne Rcnooi ouuaing; DUBiness ox . impnrtanra. TThe National riaptist convenition wiH hold its annual session from October 19, 1938 through October 22, 1938 at Mt. Zio?n Baptist church of Eastover, S. C. Thp public is ecn-dinlly invited to attend. Next Sunday i<, salary day at - St. Phillip arui all members are asked to come prepared to pay your Dollar Money. Thosa on the improved list ar? as follows: Mrs. Carrie Estcrline Mrs. Margaret Fay, Mr. Wesley Fay, Mrs. Emma Read and Mra. Laura Deveavut.. , ?Mrn Dalar Qca?i w? 1 -J " Y'7. li I ? ' . * THE PALMETTO LEADER SENECA JR. COLLEGE HAS HOPES FOR FAST AGGRESSIVE ELEVEN % ' Seneca, S. C., Sept. 17?Coach I. W. Bryan is working toward turning out one of the most efficient -Bquads evdr to represent the junior college Tiffins. Facincr an eleven game schedule with tw? - grudge contests on the 4ist~th? Ti' gcrs are looking forward to one The first string squad remains of their most grueling campaigns. practically intact with only one loss ' by graduation. However there are quite..*., few new comers who will give last year's regulars a contest for each of the line and ' baekfleld berths. * ? Joe Counts, last year's qunrTeF" back who got his sheepskin 1s the only first stringer of last yenr who is ?/ni$srng. Other veterans are C. Brooks. C. Field. Titus, Griffin, Cunnihjgham. W. Brooks out of whom the coach expects the new comers will be Moultrie, Bowens;~PoFiertieUr. Pa vis. Hudson. Fields, Austen, Taylor, Turner, W. Myers, and J. Myers from Columbia. S. C. The locals on the squad are veteran center Little-! john',' Walker, Green. Pye, Talley and Chj^'er5!, Cobb. Oliver and i Harris ara now. Bryan 'hhs t?*> defeats from | last season that he hopes to a-' venge. The junior college Tigers will open -it's,season with Brewer Normal October 4 in Seneca. Mor-" ristownT Tenn... is also on the veftt'dun? for an with | ieers. With the strong addition' of Moultrie, Taylor as hack and Porte: field lineman, the junior college squad will drive toward an undefeated 'season. Willie L. Epps,' CoTTespondent Sunday was a lovely day for all nuien goers. A lino sermon was I heard?at Cedar Gxovo delivered. . by Rev. T. S. Anderson from Koek Hill. IIis theme \vas "Fitness for the Kingdom". One visitor Mr. The members of Sims Chapel j Baptist church closed a successful revival meeting last week, j Rev. Coleman from Spartanburg conducted the revival. He preached wonderfully every night. Or.e soul confessed t? Christ. The pastor is Rev. P. Wallace. Off to Schooli Mir* Leuise ' Jones, Sims High, -Union; Miss Ruth Byrd Brainerd. nistitute at Chester. L Left for Philadelphia, Pa., Saturday: Mrs. Lola Epps, and j Mr. Ca : Walker. ? ? ? - - Deetiit j Mrs. JSjnrtor, interment , at St. j VYitthcws churdh Sunday, Sept. i 1 18 1 <188 - I I Miss Mary Burton, burial arrangements will be given later. I The red town ball players w^re I defeated by the S?dalia b0y9 3.3 Saturday. J Miss Br?sin Williams and Mrs. Rosalee Caldwell are recovering from minor illness. ""Mrs. ElTie Swindler from Columbia W2s a vjs^tcj- in, Whitmire the past week. Wo regret ^ery muc hto learn of the "cath of our beloved teacher Mrs. W. M. Wade. We extend to Prof. Wm. Wade and his two childrenflfl Take all your burdens t0 the Lord and leave them there. He will make all tthings new. OCONEE COUNTY TRAININ C, SCHOOL PTA HOLDS MEETING Seneca, Sept. 13?The PTA of Oconee County Training School held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The meeting opened with songs, prayer and devotion. The subject for the evening was "Listen to Your Child's Voice." ?r>r nn^ H. E. Thomas, Dr H. E. Hill and Rev. A. LewTs^ga^ eomo interestine remarks on the" subject. A .very interesting program was rendered. A short business sdssion was held; after which t^a meeting closed with praybr. " by the phvsician last Friday nite "and she was awarded a fine baby girl and its name is to be Elizabeth. Come to church?Go to church. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER > HOWIOWA^II GODI2m?l 5 g 1 If your dealer SJ / do** not hove , ^L1 H/ ?*nd $l.?5 direct to ... J OODIFROY M \MU."^CTUk;NG COMPAN Ai>yW^A^ ..^AAA AAAAAAAi RugST/* I the ?> t jt' |l OV AB8R % ^e^eJ**jjHje*^*|??{eejHj?ejM^*J***Hj**jM'??|?*'*^e*J**jMjeeJ ? NOi'E: You* que^uoD answe A . clipping of this column is enck X ?plY. aeuJ a quarter (25c) anc y '?Mop?f, for my New astrology X 'Hp t're<> advice on f-.ee (8) qi y orth<li?t? and 8'irtres+. t X ?esemMv Str?*et. Colombia. 8ou1 R. E. M.?Please tell me where is J. P. that used to come to my mother's: house when ? he would . nnin tii tl.iu-tt f/\%*??% 9 ' Answer?He is located in one of the northeastern cities at this time . . also wrapped up in a*nother girl. Forget your old beaus for they won't ever mean anything to your future life. . P. \Y. C.?I lost out this year' getting a place to teach and I am! terribly1 disavmointed. What w'/mhlj bo youv suggestion for nlc to do'fcy Answer?The logical thing to do ] would be to return to c-liool yeur-: self and net vour degree. You aren't pushed for money . . . and since you are so interested in the profession of teaching, it is highly necessary that you get as YnMeh education as you, can in order to1 make the progress that you wish for. '.'T r STERLING HIGHLIGHTS | Greenville.?The school ynar of 1938-39 is working along smooth-J ly as the gleeful tone- of the bell summons C22 students once again' to'Shc on otriJitniuur ninm. J ncir ron dition of "Springtime7r~cnptivnt<(l 'ho entire student body. Now that the weather is cool-1 inpr a bit we naturally become foot^ hall minded. We bad 32 men re-' porting for practice. With only j Jtbteeuxeteran. backficld men. Cloarlu et Lanhardt jwd Booser ?re faced| w.N. I - - as it does it brings to Stti.Ping Hi1 school the largest enrollment. _ in its history. Mr. R. L. Hickson, pri'ncinalj has received four re-1 pi a rem "ntf- -ami additions to the 1 already strong faculty. They are1 Miss Lottio Echols, a graduate <>f Spcllman College, Atlanta, Ga.;H Miss Ethel William^, a graduate! Of Claflin College, and formerly j an instructor of English at Eennettsville Hi school; Mr. Jiles Ed-! wards, a graduate of South Carolina State, instructor .in English and Mathmetics. Mr. Edwards, in' addition, will coach track, a ni'.v feature to, the 'physical education! department. Mr. G. Edward Pash,( a graduate of Hampton, comes as i an, addition to the trades depart-1 ment. This year C*? big featuru a t, "Sterling is the Smrth-Hughes "Gftrj operative Vocational Education" plan, headed by Mr. P.E. Stewart. Both students and citizens o f Greenville are taking this work with intellectual enthusiasm. This project is soundly instituted hero and already we have been a^le to place students in some very substantial firms. ?During these first days we were frequented by many visitors. Among which were Mr. Samuel Gan dy, assistant professor at Fisk University, a Sterling product, j who has finished S. C. State, athi Howard University School of Religion; Miss Jacqueline Thomas, ] a student of West Virginia State; Rev. Blassingame of Blacksburg, who delivered a beautiful leciurei to the student body; Professor Bo-j AJ1 extra-curricular organizations are in full sway, the Band, the Academic Clubs, the Glee* Clubs and the choir. The choir,1 led by Mr. R. L. Hickson and some beautiful selections in cha-! I C? 1 1 ? A . * ' . . {AIR LOVELY AND P IT THAT WAY . can have lovely hair?hair chat people :ice, admire?by using Godefroy's , Drab, lifeless, gray-streaked hair takes color and lustre when Larieuse is apolor wanted conies tpiickly, evenly. won't rub off or wash out and it color the scalp. Leaves the hair softt cady for hot irons or permanent waves. >f 18 colors. Get a bottle of Larieustf cnler wilt refund your money if you're tot satisfied. HAIR COLORING . ? - 110 Y 3510 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS, MO." w1Ml ned in this paper ONLY when X >sed in your letter. For private I a self-addressed, stamped as- X Reading, and neceive by return X uestions. Sifru your full name o all letters. Aodreaa all mail X ;h Carolina. C. tt.?Should 1 keep going with would 1 make bettor time, with someone else? | Answer?A girl your. age should nnrtirvntr*-liei pirihu iHno tu any one num. Co with the v tinner men in your city "who prove themselves to be gentlemen and do not I concentrate on any one friend until you are.older or have met the one of your choice. P. IfT~ C. ? f^sotd- flic" house I built last year ami .built again this year. I can sell the one I am in now, but wonder if it would boi\t\tth the trouble-?: Answer?Well, 1 leel it would. This is a good way to clear a few hundred dollars profit- and there isn't much better way of making a living than dealing in ltyal lystate. Keep up the good work. .tli the problem of mo! to tit the* shoes of those champions who were lost thru gradua-1 lion. Captain Hannah Nee loin, aj triple _Lh; unL man, believes theyj can again tarn the trick and cap-1 tine another championship, Co/aptain .1. Itosenumd, who is perhaps -thtr spgodrrf?ami Shiftiest back ever to wear the 1 lu? andl .white, allinned tIll's belief. The| team oi:cns Sent. 2'.)th niavincr the highly tutoied Bill Street High tojun, iu Municipal Stadium,| the one used by Furman Univorsit?:: ' ' - ' ' ?I pro onwaitl and upward, teaching and stressing the words of Jacob Hubert "Count that, day lost whose: low, - descending son views from thy hand n0 worthy action done.;" MONTHS CORNER NEWS | By Uncle Tug j Mr. Isaiah Reid. of New York City is visiting relatives here. | Miss Louise Ilarrell of Georgetown?e+-4ho week-end guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ford. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gadsden ~Tnd Prof. TL A. Ready worshiped at St. James A. M. E. church Sun-| day. . Mrs.. Rosaloe Bowman of Pennsylvania is visiting her sister Mrs Edith Baylor. I Brothers, and Sisters Union The Brothers and Sisters union] hold its annual at Grace R. E.< church Sunday. J Program: (Opening song, We arc Climbing Jacob's Ladder; Introductory remarks, by the President Mrs. Rebecca Smalls. Hymn, All Hail the Power of J dsns Name; prayer by Bro. William Smithy wcl come address in behalf of the church by Bro. Ben Mack; scripturo read In'? by the reel or. Song hv concnMi'Mi inn r> - . . ^ .kt-.-s|M.i!S"/c roan intr by master'""of ceremonies after which sister Annie Williams and Urn. Bill Edwards spoke on The Founder and Growth of the sister Janie Aiken. The Rector Rev. C. L. West preached our annual sermon; Farewell, farewell to everyone. Be each heart free from care; may everyone new seek his home and find contentment them May joy beam with toTTmrrow's^siinj and every prospect shine while Hcarogt frionila merrily and^keep in vi$w th? Saturday, September 21, 11)38 MR. CLINTON RICE LAID TO REST AT CLINTON, S. C. Clinton, S. C., Sept. 11th?The funeral services of Mr. Richard nrce were neiu at spnngneia Bap tist church near Clinton Sunday af ternoon at 3:00. The services were conducted by Rev, Douglass assist ed by Rev. W. . Walker and Rev. Duncan. Mr. Rice lived his entire life in the' Springfield section and was-a-faith fuPffiember of the ~ church until his sickness a few months ago. Those acted as pallbearers were Messrs H. Whnphry, Jeff Gay, C. L. Johnson, H. Johnson, B. F. Pant, and "Will" J?orgusonr~" The flower girls were Mesdames R. 1'.. Alexander. E??ra Thomas, Ed- . . .. venia By i d, Viola Gary, Misses Ea rnest ine Fant, Sirrn Johnson and. M. M."Young. The fuhervl was attended by a mass of people among those were ? several white" friertds whf> sang two selections at the grave yard. The white* friends were Mr. and ?' Mrs. Tames Copeland with whom L_ the deceased had lived with many years. .. Mr. John M, Copeland, Mr. and Mi's. Gillette Simpson, Mrs. Davit! Copeland and Jean Copland. ' 1 Rev. W. II. Walker, mortician. .0 "5* . ? 4 'Li mo. I ncle Tug Sees Yes sir, I saw Eldef Benbow Revs.- L. C. Machoney and W. W. Murray; Miss B. C. Avant of Georgetown in one of those V-8 and I saw Mr. Moses Green of Vo'orhees laying brickat Read's ~ now store. Mi*. George Holman, Jr. of State college painting and scholars cf Grace Sunday school greeting Prof. Gadsden Sunday at Sunday school. * o^oooooo.crooo^ocoa^xo^ara * PROFESSIONAL CARDS oooooooX'.'o ooo&v&&B60Kf DR. A. B. JOHNSON Sl'RGEON Oflice: 1J2.'J\'{ Assembly Street 777 Phone 3K>6 Residence:- 8 H)-Oak?Street Phone 8740 * ' REV. J. II. .miiNRON Oflice: 202H Marion S4 e? t I NO VARY PUB' K: Dealer in Real Estate, performs marriage ceremonies, write wills, 'p. plnitw.., .. fa 11 l? u:_ Office Plume 8417 Pes 67Qg DR. H. U. COOPER 1_ IIKM'IST *? L-SymaL Altention Given _to*.Die- 1 eases, of the Cums 1 G??ld Crown and Bridge Work ^ ' A Specialty * ' Office I'hone 6429 Res. 8264 1 1125 Wrshinsytin St., Col'a., S. C. | L?llice Hours: Telephone: I 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. "tfes. S87I j 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. r I Dr. W. D, Chappelle? | Physician and Surgeon | Diseases of Women and Cliildrea A Specialty I Office: * , Residence: 2115 Lady St. 13C1 Pine St. | "" Columbia, S. 0. Office Hours 8 to 0 A.M. 11 to 2 P.M. fl to 8 P.M. ? ? Dr. R. B. Frederick PHYSICIAN Office: 301 \'i WallcT Ave. Greenwood, S.C. ^ Phone 7811 All clashes of Denta! Work Dr. I,. H. TTallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments Office: 2369Mi Gervais Street " Columbia, S. C. Office Hoprs: Telephones: 8:30 A.M: to 7:00 P.M. Office 6038 Residence 8873 * * in. Jenkins 1) E^N^~rS~T ? T? Flllinp, Plates. Crowns. Bridga* Anesthesia a ^eeialtv , ^undav Appointment USE ITATRLONGER A wonderful T??1t Grower Makes the hair rtow Lontr. Pull and Luxuriant. A fair triaj will prove its wonde-ful worth. i* Hairlonprer Grower ?. 2fle t Pressing Oil 2S? t'ontfifre 10c. # J ALB1E P WYNNE ?? Box 14, Clio, ft. G? ^ 1