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I AMERICAS OUTSTANDING/
A. TV-Is there any way thai
"you could help me to p;et ? ear a*
as I want one very badly ami fee
thuL I luuhl do some tfood bus
'moss?if?i had one? Advise m<
alor.y; this line?
Ans.: (.Jive up the ideu all to
ifether. ?01: ha\o r\7? money" t?
1 a u'o.'a ear and no job thai
W. ah! i liable you to keep up i
ear. lie thine y ?>u need most ti
eo is step won vine about thi
t . r yet: ean't have ... and .erel
e t an.: find a cood paying job
l.eai.n t.v save and in time you ear
bu> a e; r. but don't try it now.
A. IV S.?J Would eomtnit snieaii
. ue onit. Someiimo Wa
quai iei but w e are happy as evei
tr-e?next tiiiH- we meet, so what
do yon call that? He's a rea
pent), ma-n. tell me what to ex
peet ?
Ail*l he f el row exceptionally
fond ol" you but dismiss the
suicide thought from your mint
for this wouldn't make him think
any _mure of you .... in . favl il
ho thought you would tlo such a
stunt as suicide, ht- would gradual
ly ease away from you. Fight foi
what you want . . . fight with
your charm and wit against that
of any other girl.
T. J. S.?yl have boon going with
a gill fi11 11v m a va ar. \\ c I.ad an
argument and wo quit. Now she
??tells mo that she hate,. mo. Is this
tho 11 nth-nr ii.tr ? ~
Ans: Apparently it is for she is
certainly disgusted wttn try at
come of thines between ye..: two
Let her alone for a while . .
make dates with <cnt* <the other
?? itirh? t h < ' I e?. j i?y, iI?,, | ?a I: *.;?h
that doesn't bring ho! back tc
normal, nothing will.
K. L. 1>.?Did father le-i\c nit
any property in Texas'.' 1 have
been wondering about this feu
some time?
A?>s: X.i. your father wasn't-the
rich man you thoturht him , to bt
"at The time, of iiis- death. In fact,
I don't think there is one thing
for you from this source.
R. J. -I have been interested fox
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THE, WATERI'M IMK'f RKT S S:
AND A. C. E. LEAGUE CONVENTION
The- Wateree district held its
li'th Sttr.dnv SchEnl and League
Institute at the Providence A. M.
E. churvh. St. Matthews. S. C.
xag Sent. 31. The devotinnc were
conducted by Revs. C. L. Barr, G.
G. Johnson end J. W. William. Rev.
_X'_ L.- Barm then?in well?chosen
word-, presented Dr. B. F. Ililder.
brand, t'e P. E. of the district.
After ] uvUmma-ry remarks by
th?> P. E.. v.e had a ten minutes
tectimonial meeting. at the con.
chtsjen of th/same we went into
organization. On motion. Revs
T / ... 1 I\ T? C1... : A t.
'i?*?:?* 11 * i! "im?rr?rr.?tttttttt
Mnriah I.. < 'aldwell and
Ruby P., H. atli-y were cli .'t!-,!
v-tari-s n snect ivelv; Misse.. M: r\
Roach. Gddr;, P, 11 i s. Mini Kssi<
Rntrcr were elected ushers. Th- I'
E. api"'in'c(l a!l >tandinir c >tn
nvttc Tli" follow i: t'* anvou.al \vas
raised, .V,:{2.20.
T! c iiMuril ;< : inon w is preach'
ed I Re.- Pa 1 fa? ?; * heal', naslu1
c>r fh 1 awi svi1 !e circuit. Sp cin
-af.riuo'x wnrn-nre:' died Tiv J* , vs
Frank ,\K Faddcn and Hcnty Row
mmi?fi.vtri!, if Packvllle ci'rili'
and R rr m-tttr?^'e''" "TaTuc at ion?
-J'. sermon was preache.l h" P<-v?L
Ti K.Kinir. pastor of St. Paw
?station.? =*=: -
T: e follotvijiii' visitors were in
tfo'lucei];' Dr. S. N* ft nee, P E. o
kt: fi-i " e'ohur"""dist vict: Revs. E
Scott. R. ,J. Jefferson. Mrs. Falinii
and Mr. L. Pinknev of thi
i"'. district. Revs. J. I. Hamil
1 II rill D' nu I'm l HI.4I ?' IM ol [hi
S ('. conference. alsf) Rev. A. M
"nnrnton Prof. E. Jenkins, Mr. J
Pooker. J. Bonaparte, and H
--Bonaparte.
S?>.-eehi's were made by T)l\ S
v'" ee. Rev-- E. E. Richhurir. R. J
leffersor and AT If. E Pinkne;
mnmendin<r the P. E. of the dis
triet. Dr. 0. C. .Johnson rospondet
in hi., characteristic manner whiel
electrified the convention.
On Friday afternoon the A. C
F leavoe session was held, pre
sided over hv Rev. C. 1,. Ran* th1
n<- vtTrinated in the session: Mrs
Fonnir. Dach. Mr. TT L. Pinkney
and A. L. Flilderbrand It was th<
?-best session it has been our pleas
- to attend At the conclusioi
'"Mr ;<"i?er< were read Missei
Marv Roach and .Tgnnie Hayo!
havine fead the best papers, wen
>tvr r/irvi nrismr" This was said tf
have been the best convention ir
the histPry of the district.
Mariah Caldwell, reporter
/
t some unit' in getting a govern\
nu'iit job of some kind and I wish '\
1 to know how and if I could set a -,
job along this lino?
? | Alls: Decide tfiist if you are I:
jnualifiod and if not, prepare your
self for <'Mim pa ft ii'ti lan_vutuk -Vo- 1
> range to take the civil service ex[_
, piiniitioiui. given. for the Iype
i work you arc interested in ...
> it scorn,, to me that you could get r
i work in government service if you
t [were to try very hard.
M. P. 1 was going with a young t
i man for about m?yettr and I really
| loved him and all of sudden he
quit coming1? He was nice to inc. _
>?gave me gifts, wanted me t,, have ^
the very best, but now I don't see ,
: him. We often Talked about getting
1 married too. "j
Ans: .Everything was running
along "rosy" until the girl he was 1
living with found out and it didn't u
> take her very long to put a stop
1 to his visiting you. He has this a
. oiner Kill ami they lulve been to:
Kctller fur ^iunu time now ami?U?
i can't ?ft'ort| to kick her outs all to- ^
Kether and take you. You made ,
a mistake.to tro with him, knowing
i there was someone else in the picture
also. He won't be coming Lack
soon . . . Kot you another beau ,
i 4>ut be sure that ho is 'Timet- f?-v " I^
I - I'. i>.?1 can't eat or sleep, I am
about to lose my mind. -My husband
hiis been dead about 4 vears. "*
T have?been "TrcriTTJf with" a man
i about ir.v ace for 1 .year--or? more 1
.ir.d we were planning to tret married
last . Saturday. We trot ready n
:.::d w.- '-ad lir.rl.- fusy and her--1
walked, eft* art: 1 haven't seen him
'?^arr'-T-lwv,?h am head over?heels
> . ;n '.eve with this man ami he
iocs::': hate anything but himself ,
rut 1 lew him. What "must I do ? }
: Ans; Both of you are actintr like '
"sixteen year old kids" ... it 1
will take him several weeks to '
-?K-et himself?tocether ami realize
that he jc ;ois<inK VOU. Duil't I'Ull ?
, after him . . . he will be baek for ;
:i,, other woman would do as much I'
for him as you have done and ho
knows it too.
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Rev. N. A- (lary^. I'a.stnr. ..? K
: Sumter, S. (.-Sunday School w
[opened iit 10:.'{(> with Supt. E. H. \
j Hutlin and his co-workors ?* theii hi
( I posts oh duty. The lesson was ^
taught on each class. Reviewed by j^i
the Supt. and beautifully discussed 2i
by the school Total collect ion fo?
jSunday School, $4.50. ' ft(
I Our loiirth quarterly conference k
was hold September 21, 11*41.
Sunday morn in tr at the tegular ?
hotir. services beean with P. K.. I
\V. J. Robinson of the Lancaster |
[isiMi-.i, m inarm-, rrrst hymn.
No. .'17a. "Awake my s<>u!,** lined
_ -Ly?the pastor and?^iru I V rTT~
I hair. Prayer w as offered. hy Rev
Sinyktun. a visitorr-Tlm mTrrrTTtrqt's
lesson was-wrd?hy ReV. Maple,
-'ec.mrf hymn. Nu. ."On. ".Jerusalem
"y happy homo," liend ly Rev
N. A. Gary. Afterwhich the p.istai
>) ; 'seated.. presiding elder -W.?J
Robinson. He preached a powerful
ind a vary inspiring so mo;i to hk?
oarers. (>n r hear Is ivvri* made tn
, hum within while the seivr nt of
? Cod-tnlkrdwiTtr Tl. by the way.
The doors of tin- church won
' >P< ni d foi1 Jolliers. Hvnin u. _L1'
). was. sunjf,--"'Come sinners to the
_ )y Ti|n 1 fount "?Frrtir'pil sons iann
i forward and wore raided to thr .
?ebw-rrb,?three"were fellowshiped
Collection, $n.fi2. Recess for twent'
minutes and dinner was served.The
quarterly conference wt?s
called?to- order with presnTTnjr el
dor W. J. Robinson in couye, wit!
" all officers and member.. at tliei *
p posts. All reports wore read in or
_ rlnr Tribal ,.iinuiiil 1.11- d. H! d'J.ih ' "
? Encouraging- remarks from Mis
, A, E. Brogdon and pastor. Rev
N. A. Gary were made in bohhl
of the quarterly conference,, fo
the past twelve months. Closinc
; remarks were made hy presiding
elder \V. J. Robinson who express
t' ed his thank? and apprecial ior fo
- the splendid cooperation thus far
and asked to continue to stand b\
i [the cause.
M'. 1
? i' a if nappy to say that. p''ac(
and a spirit of christian love pr?
' vailed among us throug' out thi
conference year with our rn esii im
^ TtftFr W, J. Kohmson. We feel tha
" j hp is a true servant c?f God an''
' is -worthy of his call. We hope for
I his return next conferciuc year
Olosi+Hj?song led In the presid1
ing elder, "God be with y > i, until
s we meet again. Benediction.
Susan Pearson, reporter
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BETH I,EHEM BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor
Newberry, S. C.?The Sunday
School was ci iled to order by
Supt. R. F. (iladdi n at 10 a.?m.
with a large number of pupils
nisi lit.
After the regular Sunday A
esson, a very intorestng program
vas presented by members of the
uiulay School department wliiih
vas enjoyed by all who w<re there.
We are asking the pi:rents '.o
end their children to Sunday i
H-hoobeach Sunday. Rcinemb.r t e
roverb, "Tinin a child the way-<
ie should go, when he is old he will
lot depart from it." Are you train
ng your child religiously 7
At the regular church services.
>ur pastor preached a strong sernon,
using as a subject. "Joy and
teace in believing."
The out of town guests wlio
vorshiped with us are rs follows:
dr. and Mrs. George Meacham;
Jr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson: Mrs. ^
tall Wassals. all of Aiken. H. C. .
MI'.?and Mrs. \N ise Gliiair f 1
Yhite Plains, N. Y.. and Miss
"\vrthm--Htrmbcrt rrf Chester. S. (
were the guests of Miss Ciwen- (
lolyn Henry. - .
Mrs. Magnolia Slight Smith of
ulanta. (la., who worshiped with ,
s Sunday morning, is visiting ! er j
tnofher, Mrs. Rot>ert Sligh for \
few days.
We were glad to have Miss Ia>- i
vane Burden iTi chui\ h Sunday t
fter being away all-summer. (
av at 7 p. m. with a large crowd j
The B. T. V. services gor under i
f young people # preson*. The Me- I
tiomil s rvices were uvd r th?> 1
irection pf p?- i ' , ? u ^ -*-?r
t. Graham. The program v 1> -
1-,'ts rendered Under the leaderhip
of Mrs. (iussiji M ilh-r_ wrs
njoved byalT who were at the
reeling,
Sunday night Rev. \V M IV-'
as our truest speake:. Hv- si
:ilh?force?and-cnrrrn g< TFa_,r ' f
tihje.t. "The new birth."
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The Ministerial Alliance jj
The Ministerial Alliance . f V-v
erry. S. C.. began its lobular <
leeting Mondav comirg. \W w n* 1 ,
ke to have the presence of k
le ministers.
Ret. E. K. (TaiTTden. secretary i
KRV ANT OF COD AM) MAN
ASSES *
The newspapers have .always ile- b
ot d 1; rge amounts of spa<.- to *"
le death of great people, men and S
omen who were high in polit ; a!. 1
digitals or social affairs. Mi-.i in I
.e above mentioned fields art us- '(
ally?thai at tei'i'/eTl as great, proiding
they have made some type k
f contribution to their particular *
eld. Pel haps it is most lifting to tl
iv- such iwd+V+dtltt Is- StrlTliTlK' "Ti
redit. for without such, the hist \
ct in the great drama of life C
pu.1,1 be incomplete, future his'iians
w?a?ld have to assume arv t;
limber ft' stati merits i-i be facts, n
uis destroying a <.'insider able b
nount of tin- teal glamour of the t
ojrraphit's of yreat men and \v?s >'
len. a
1 would have von know a-jrrrat y
oinan w!<, died September lb.
Ml. This noble woman was Miss s
racena Lee. Tier oe.Tv w?<r
il to have been perfect truth. She ^
as always in a friendly mood, e
pparently it didr.'t matter how a
urd life was to her she could nl- n
ays smile her troubles away and
L'ep her love for her fellow man t
id faith in her God. .. a
For a number of years she ' a
1 for Mr. and Mrs. Douirla- Mc. I .A
ay in Columbia, S. C. h
McKinley Furtick
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Atlanta Embalming
College Opens Oct. 6
Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 27th?Tb
Atlanta College of Mortuarj
Science, Inc., Atlanta Georgia th?
oplv ^s7egro owned and operate<
vn)h"l'"i"^?wehixd ill the Ulllllt
States accredited Grade "A" bj
tlw t^idemrcr nf Puneral"Servic(
Fxaming Boards of the Unitet
State, Inc., will open for registration
Monday. October Gth foi
the fourth class. This institutior
offers the students desirous of entering
this profession g'oat opportunities
and facilities for securing
a dyfirulc. minpi-vWnsivt
and practical understanding of
embalming as practiced in its
nodern scientific form.
Preliminary registration fee has
been received from students i n
several states, namely: Illinois,
South Carolina. Georgia, Alabama
Florida. Tennessee. ani^_VV-o*t--?4r-.i
giifTSi which indicates that this
Mass will be the largest in the
history?of"the^ihst it ution.
Mr. E. Scott. Atlanta university.
has been added to the prC5 nt
staff. He will conduct class's
in Life Modeling in the restoritive
Art department.
Members of the faculty for the
rear 1041-42 an as follows: Pies
dent. B. T. Harvey. M.A., Chemistry.
Dr. H. H. Anderson, Jr.,
Anatomy; J. \V. Mill. M.A.. Physiilng.v
ami? Histology; Dr;?Rrry^
nond H. Carter. Pathology; J. Q.
""jll-litlno-c XT A !>?,.*?:-l ?
x.-, *?D.U uM iuiu^y ; A.
\. Reid, M.B.A., Mortuary man.
rpemont; M. Gaines- Rill, A.B.,
LIB.. Mortuary I~tw. Deani Guy
Miller. Jr.. Emk.-dmim- and Br
T(i!'!lI)\o Art.
GREEN R? TL
St. Paul A. AJ K. Church
Rev. J. D. l?o>d. Pastor
Sunday School m>ened at the usal
hour with the Sup't. and ?lf of_iccrs
at their pests of duty. The
i--<-on was tim[i'ln?by_ s ister J enins.
A few remarks by the Supt.
itul review by the pastor.
The nastor bro iy t to i s a wonlerful
sermon, theme. "Each and
vetyone holding t'ast to his or
iet corner." _ Wonderful was the
pi fit 'i<-~rvTrry~h'~a;: seemed t?> reTlie
1 J. D. N. cluir.h group
>hich met with Pleasant Grove A.
I. K. chur.lt. "was ..t' much sucees -.
eihg honored with, the presence of
St. Peter choir, presiding- elder W.
!. .Mints and hiv classmate, Bro.
)avid Jenkins of Harleyville.
loth nuide satisfactory remarks.
'mite againr vol. me wflconu d.
Brother I). Dams made us to
rmw that we must always h.l'p
11 r weaker brother We left with
tit' church 55.45 if he used where
lost needed. \\Y will meet with
Valnut Grove Baptist church
Ictober 12th. Come and be with 11s.
The Savannah Goodwill Brrpist
Association was held at Wal,
ut Grove Baptist church Soptomcr
2(5. 27, ami 2K. Every minut.- of
his affair was interesting. The
unday School discussion was fiiUY
lso the prf'ift-rtrrs of troth TTTTT ami
ouny.
Missionary Sis. Mcintosh made
onie .intei-'-stiner remarks. ..AIL
ecii^ To Wfil< together. Sister
Isrv Jordan N a wonderful workr.
May we s: v that the niissionry
sermon was soul stirring. A
tin conection.wa,. taken.
Stick together brothers ar <1 sisers
and advance - on your knees
s we bid you a hearty Clod speed
nder the leadership of Rev. Ware,
ill pastors and officers seem to
lave had a mind to work.
Mrs. John Jenkins, reporter
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SUNDAY SCHOOL AND A. C. E
LEAGUE CONVENTION OF
MANNING DISTRICT NOW
, HISTORY
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' r.u- Mindny School and A. C. E
e League Convention of Manning
L |)istlRl U'?i?"i, Vvuiysa A?
i church, Jordan, S. C.
f The convention opened onJThura
>'ay. September IS, 1941 by pre,
1 siding elder E. A. Parker. Devotions
led by local preachers and
' pastors- of the -district. A sum.
r .try of the decalogue w?5"?given
I. Sumptcr; hymn lined by. Rev.
by Rev. J. A. Define.
Sciipture k'sson read by Rev. M.
t M. ^Thompsom?
. After the opening services of.
I L. 13. B urges*. and led by Rev.AV.
_ icers of the convention were
: loeted. Chief secretary, Mrs,
i Edith H. Lawson; Ass't. secre_
, tarv, Master Bernard Crawford;
toportcr. Rev. J. A. Delaine; mar.
r dnilj. M. J. II. DemitHtr "Tkl Ml'.
i F. Richburg. Lieutenant ^O. E.
_ McKaine from Belgium, reporter to
the Lighthouse People's Informer.
After the election, reports from
- different charges were made which
- made the presiding elder feel?very
good.
After report^ of charges, the
nootiday services took place. Hymn
No. 295 was liend bv Rev. G. B.
Burgess. Prayer by Rev. Canty
Lemon. "Holy Ghost with Life
Devine." sung by the choir. Hymn
gess; scripture lesson read by Rev.
C. A. Harmon, taken [from the
17th chapter of Mathew, the first
nine verses. Rev. \V. C. Cain delivered
the morning message tak_
en from the 17th yhllllt'T nrM"
thew. 20th verse, subject. "The
Faith by which We live.." After
the sermon the choir sang "Stand
also furnished by the choir while
collection was taken.
Thursday afternoon thire was
an Old Testament drill jriven bv
Rev. G. R. Rufiress. TTTTs ?!t*111 led
to a very interesting dis ussion
" "rrf which everyone?enioved. Ad,
dress by Lieut. O. E. McKaine,
which led to a very interesting discussion.
Comments were made bv
the presiding elder and Rev. M. J.
Sumpter. Rev. M. M. Martin sanjr
the church's rallying song.
Thursday evening devotions^
were led by local preacher* of the
district. First hvmh No. 401. lined
bv R; v. M. M. Martin. Prnver by
Rev. O. A. Morant: "Mv faith
looks up t? Thee." sung by the
' choir: hvmn No. .'52H lined by Rev.
M. M. Martin. The scripture lesson
was taken from the 40th ehapter
of Tsaiah, read bv Rev. W. M.
Thompson.?Rev-:?W-.?R,?Uunuuitt(lelivered
the annual m-'ssaw. s hject.
"Support in old n""." He jrave
several passages of ?er'nture as
To fere 11 Cos. Music by the choir. The
presiding elder then eminent-d
on the sermon.
A reception prog' nni wa . given
by tlie members of Union Cypres?
and Laura Hill chu'elies of wl ieh
the Rev. David Jatr.es- is trustor.
We wore highly wel onied an/1
royally entertained. Response bv
.ErxiL A. M. Anderson.
Friday was?the~wonnfr people'sday
After the morning devotion
and read'ing end adoption of the
minutes. Rtw- David?rhrm~s led rdiscussion
on the "Maior and Minor
Prophets." Aftei wards. Rev.
league.
Friday evenirg devotion were led
by Rev. O.pA. Movant and R"v. c
A. Harmon. First hvimi lined hv
Rev. J. A. D. Delaine NTo. 37
'Prayer-by- Rev. M. M. Martin
Prof. A. M. Anderson led di?e!i?<ion
on " 11 rtw itv.iv we best
h-iild up interest in the A. C. E..
1 ?r.-.,iwfV?r,iit th,. D'striet?"
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address ami 10 eent?r-m cottt
to 42. Sizes 36 needs 3 3-4
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. "Hoar our prayer O' Lord," chanted
by the choir, and "Keep me
from sinking down." The choir
from Trimly - Station, of which
Rev. L. B. Burgess is pastor, fur?
, nished music for the evening ser. D]
; vices. Ilymn No. 462 11 n<><! B?v
cr - W: Alii Thompson,-aTter- which the ~"~
scripture lesson was read by Rev. P*
E. E. Iiichburg, 2nd epistle of Paul
. to Timothy 1:1-12. A trio com- ^
posing of Mrs. White and others.
I sang "He'll Understand and sax, y
Well Done. .
Rev. I.. B. Burgess delivered the
educational message taken from g.g
2nd Timothy and a portion of the
12th \xrse?Mts^?~
Cdmmeh.ts".~by- the presiding elder.
Presentation of prizes.
Because iff p.e way everyone
enjoyed the convention, it is one
long t() be r emembered. Conclusion:
"The mind is like the stomach,
it i? not how much you putHinto it
_ that rniwter-to-'timv inrtfh"tT di--i
~ gests." . ? ;
_ J. A. Delaine?gave?a Ttrttt-on the
Catechism which led to an interesting
discussion. The conclusion was
reached that the Catechism should
be taught to the beginners through *
the Bible clrss in Sunday School. (
Hymn No. 123 was lined by Rev. 2031
E. E. Richburg of the Orange- ni
burg district, Branchville circuit. xCJ
Prayer was led by Rev. Seals.
"My hope is built on nothing
less," sung by the choir; hymn No. pea
223 lined?by?Rev. E. E "RichbnrfE" *? _
Scripture lesson read by Rev. G. Dee
B. Burgess. Rev. C. C. Burgess of
the Wateree -d is trip?. Coke, de-^ >
livered the morning message, takJ
en from the 10th chapter of St. g
-kroke. 'JOth?verse, subject. "Who' \
is our neighbor?"
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PROFESSIONAL
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>ctal Attention Given to Diseases
of the Gums
!old Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty
ce Phone 6429 Res. 8264
5 Washington St. Col'a., S. C.
ce Hours: Telephones:
} A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6033
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Dr. D. K. Jenkins m
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X-RAY SERVICE
BLOCK ANESTHESIA
7Vi Washington St. Columbia
>R. J. G. STUART
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Fitted Accurately
ce Hours: Telephones:
)0 A.M. to 2 P.M, Res. 4692
>0 P.M. to 6 P.M. Office 3796
Office Residence
9 Taylor St. 1317 Pine St. ^
3V. J. H. JOHNSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office 2029 Marion Street
1?r in?Real Estate;?performs
riage Ceremonies, writes Wills
ds, Mprtgages, Claims, etc.
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5 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 2-1967
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test and efficient attention
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PHONE" 5717
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ADAM PETERS
HAIR GROWER
Diseased Scalp ? Gives Life
Beauty. BEST GROWER?
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Blanding St. Columbia, S. C.
ts Drug Store, Washington
Thomas Drug Store, Taylor
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