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WILLIAMSTON
LOCAL NEWS.
Everything seems to be quiet in and
aroundj our city. The serial meeting
at Bethel M. E. Church has just closed.
People are picking cotton and try
ing to ?gel it out. All the farmers re
port that they wilPonly make a half
crop. Borne say they will hardly make
that. }? j
Mr. pelton King, who attended Claf- j
lin University last year, left Thursday j
for Benedict CoLege in Columbia.
Mr. jWillie Cureton, who made a get
away jsvith his little wife last Sunday,
is living with his grandmother, Mis.
Celia l^latteson, cn Pe zer street. They
also spent Su:day with his parents,
Mr. arfd Mrs. John Cureton. j
Sev?ral girls left Monday for their
different schools. Miss Helen H. Ha
good, ?Lula J. Turner, Mattie Johnson
for Sleeman, Miss Clio Wilson, Miss
Ella Williams for Browning Home,
Miss ?Robie Wilson for Benedict Col
lege, ?u~iss Alice Minar who has been
vis.ting her aunt.e, Mrs. Tillie McCain,
left ?iso fer Jacksonville, Ma. We
hope jfor ali tlieee girls a prosperous
?e..r in the.r st_die-5. The e are sev
eral yo. nj men to go la.er.
Mr.! L. B. Lego a has arrived at Tus
kegee; I-iSclcLte and has writte.1 to his
?ather saying he lee.s fine and likes
t:.e pla.e. \.e hope hi.-i much success
al_o. j
\ve{v.e:e glad to shape hands with
Dr. Pl P. \.ct^n la?t Saturday as he
a eel t^rv-u^h en route to Greenville,
ic .I. S. ". Joi.es was Lillie A o\er .o
i-'iea-U i~e funeral of Lister jLou.se
i en yj Andersen last Thursday. Sister
Anderson was a devout iuember of
New ;Pros;.e-t Baptist Church. She
leave$ a husband and a ho^t of rela
tives jand fiien?s to mourn her loss,
but wie feel thut it is heaven's gain.
Mr.: Johnson Da :on of Greenwood
was ip town Sunda.* visiting reladves. ?
Mr. Dialton is look.n_ fine. Eve-y body j
was g ad ta see him.
Mrs. Evalina Matheson, who under
went ;a serious operation some weeks
ago and contracted pneumocia, her
friends will be glad to know that she
is much better and is able to be up
again; We ho;e for her a speedy re
covery..
Mr.; Bowman Robertson is still in
j
a critical condition. We hope to see
him improve!
Mrs. Texoma Hagood is still slowly
improving. We hope to see her out
again soon. ,
Misses Hattie and Lula Mauldin are^
preparing for the singing school which
Mr. |oe McLain will conduct begin
. ning j next Monday night. A large
erowal is expected to attend.
Mrj3. Nellie Ruff was a visitor Sun- j
day. j She spent the day with her sis- j
ter, irs. Lena Boyd, of Evanston, 111., j
. who lis the guest of Mrs. Eliza Elrod j
on Gpodgeon street.
Mrj John Thompson and Mr. Walter i
King! spent Monday evening in West
Pelz^r shoping.
Mil. Joe Robinson and Mr. Adger j
Davijs made a flying trip to Greenville .
Saturday evening on business. j
Mifs. Mettie Dalton and Mr. J. R.
Fowler left Wednesday for Spartan j
burg; to at:end the Grand Lodge of the
W. B. S. Society. We hope they will;
have? a pleasant time. !
wje are glad to note that Mr. and
Mrs.! Ai thur North will move back to
their old home on Foster street.
wie find that The Indicator is being
readj by the majority of our people,
end hope for it a wider circulation.
We jean truthfully .say it is the best
regular colored paper goi:g. - I am al
walis g ad for Saturday to come s
1 can get the n?\vs.
Hoping The Indicator a continued
success, I am
! Yours for the paper,
j M. S. Da'ton.
CONVENTION OF THE
ROCKY RIVER ASSN.
To fhe Editor of The Southern Indi
cator:
D?ar Sir: Will you p'ense g've
epacje in your p"?per for re^t^ng the
doirjsr? of the edu"atfon?J and Sunday
school convention o* th" Rocky R'ver
Association. Anderen coi;nty.
Tjiis convontion fnvened w?th the
Pleasant Grove Br tist church, of
whilh Rev. R. L. Robinson is pn~tor.
At il:30 Friday, Augu-t 5, with Rev.
H. C. Anderson, pres dent. pre?;d:ng.
The introductory sermon was preach
ed liy Rev. J. C. Cowan, from Ish. 6:8,
"Wlitom shall I *end. et?." Brother
Cowan made a good impression.
The report of the executive board
shooed, among other things, that fuMy
43 jrcung men and women had been
aidpd in the various schools to the
amount of $319.80. After which the
election of officer, resulting in the sus
taining of the same officers in the per
sons cf Rev. H. C. Anderson of An
derdon county, as president; Rev. L.
C. ?Watkins of Belton as vice presi
dent; Rev. J. Floyd Wilson of Wil
liamson, as secretary, and Mrs. J. S. j
Clement of Anderson R. 8, as treasurer.
Rev. H. Watkins, D. D., G. A Bel
ton and M. W. Winston completed the
officers and executive board.
At this session we raised something
over one thousand dollars.
Last year this ?convention contrib
uted over sixteen hundred dollajrs for
educational causes.
On Friday night the educational ser
mon was ably preached by Dr. I O. S.
P. Thompson, pastor of St. PaujL Bap
tist church, Anderson. Dr. Thompson
was at his best and displayeji elo
quence of rare profundity.
The missionary sermon was breach
ed by Rev. S. J. Jones, who, with tack
and earnestness of purpose, delighted
his hearers. The convention,? from I
\ j
start to ilnish abounded with zz?:> i
lowship. The good people ck the!
church and vicinity knew no boufsdc in!
displaying their hospitably, sojDinchj
so until .the convention was lojith to i
adjourn. ** | ;
The ccrwention. voted its hearty ap-?
predation for the great cordiaijty ex-'
tended it. !
The ioilowing persons speke and!
read Vapors cn tite ?XJLL^.WI^ su-bjects, j
viz. :
Subjeci. ' Suuday S hool," (a)j"Why
We Have Sunday School i^i Our.
Churches," by Bro. N. E. Msjttison.
other Pattison made such 4 deep
repression upen the conventio4 until
the general sentiment was to h4ve his
pevxh pr.nied in the minutes, j i
(b) 'Tts . Proper Officers, I Their
Qualification," ' was abiy discussed by
~ro. S. V. Hood.
(c) 'its Relation to the Church,"
oy Miss Estci.e Johnson. Miss; John
en cle..ghtcd her hearers. " j
(d) Its SoJal Influence," by Miss
Uiiza Hail. Miss Hali's paper ivas in
teresting. ;
The next subject, "Christian Edu
cation."
(a) ' Its Need," Rev. L. C. Watkins.
Rev. Brother Watkins held his ?earers
spell bound with delight. j
(b) ^Its Influence on the Cturch,"
Have ?Yoi
CO
all wo(bl su
Red? Go
MEN'S, WOMAN'S AK
M0S? UP-T0-j)ATE L
LEATHER SHjOES SI
QUALITY IS jGUARA
CANNOT BE BEATEN.
WOMEN'S SHpES ?3.
SHOES FROM ?$1.00 T<
SHOE TROUBLES THL1
FAMILY AN Dj FRIENI
TAYLOR STREET.
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by Mrs. Christeen Johnson. Mrs. John
ton spared no pains to make her paper
interesting. She delighted the con
gregation.
(c) "Its Influence on the Race," by
Miss Fannie L. Ramey. Miss Ramey
handled her subject to the delight of
all her hearers.
Among the maney and familiar
iisrltors were Dr. P. P. Watson, State
?nissiona/y, who with earnest zeal and
firmness of purpose spoke to the peo
ple.
Mrs. Garrick represented Morris col
lege. Mrs. Garrick knows how to keep
:he attention of the congregation.
Prot. L. T. Duckett of Benedict col
lege w is present, and many others.
Prot. Duckett, as he gets older, be
comes more eloquent.
The convention adjourned to meet in
its asp aal meeting next August, 1922,
it Mt. Spring Baptist church.
The Secretary.
GEORGIANS HELD
WHITES IN SLAVERY.
Savr mah, Ga., Oct. 3.-Three Pen
iins c unty farmers, Allen Hooks, Les
,er IK oks and Rema Hart, are he.d
'or the federal court here on a charge
>f peonage, their bonds being fixed at
?3,000 each. They are charged with
molding in peonage three colored.
citizens, Bishop Harmon, William Dar
jy and wife. The Negroes declare that
Lheir masters (put ropes around their!
necks and threatened them.
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Phone 5614
ADAMS' SHOE
M. k. ADA
Satis?
Shoes called for and delivered..
ction
ur Fall Suits
m
B
LEEYY'S,
When made alt L
fronts never t?re?
Deed. Fit, workrr
;eed. Tell your
Bargains at I. S.
Bo)
Hundreds of whit
and South Caroli
anc style of the
?ought from I. S.
late line of boy s's
School suits. Du
ts will be soldat
ose Shoes
?D CHILDREN'S. SEE THE
INE OF GUARANTEED ALL
SOWN ANYWHERE... THE
NTEED AND THE PRICES
MEN'S SHOES $3.00 TO $10.
00 TO $10.00. CHILDREN'S
0 $5.00... WHEN YOU HAVE
STK OF AND TALK TO YOUR
)S ABOUT I. S. LEEVY. ON
3. LEEV
OLUMBIA'S L
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OR. C. E. STEPHENSON
Physician and Surgeon
Residence Phone 2621
Office Phone 3536
O?cs Henri: 9 to 10:30 A. M.
1:30 to 3 P. M., 6 to 8:30 P. M.
Distases Of Women and Children a
Specialty
OFFICE 1414 1-2 Assembly ?t., ever ?
Bsrry't Store. j
COLUMBIA LINOTYPE
COMPOSITION COMPANY
We set type for Colored news-'
papers, also Catalogues,\Maga
zines, Programs Statistics and
all kinds of typesetting. Give
us a trial and be convinced.
Columbia Linotype Comp. Co.
1110 Taylor St., Columbia, S. C. :
CALL !
Tatum's Bakery j
For Fresh Rolls and Pies
Daily Pound Cake a Specialty j
"12411 'Gervais Stre I j
Phones: Office 3796. ?esideuoe 2382-J
9 to 10:30 A. M. 2 to 4 00 P. M
L2 to 100 P M fi to 8 00 P. M
DR. J. G. STUART
Physician and Surgeon.
Oivpaaes of Woni*-n and Children .
a Specialty.
>fn>e. 1323 Assembly'St RasHenc*
1417 Pine St.
1012 Washington St.
REPAIR SHOP
MS, Prop.
Guaranteed
Second-Hand Shoes for sale.
, Overcoats, a
== AT _
Columbia
eevy's, coat coll;
ik. Prompt dele
?anship and mat
friends of the (
Leevy's store.
V
f's School Sui
:e and colored b<
na will testify tc
? guaranteed Bo
Leevy's. Par?nt
suits before orde
ringthisseason b
practically whole:
Y, 1221
ADING MERCI
?hone 319
Learn To Grow Hair
AND "MAKE MONEY
C?mplete cours? by mail or by personal instructions A dio^mv from
Lena college of nair oui ture ia a pastpofct to property la your naif
snort, breading off, min or tailing outr - nave you tetter, eczema? DO
your scaip ilea? nave you more tuan a normal amount ol tl*n?t?/f I_
Mme. C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower.
.Vate for rijj&iet waicn tells of tne positive cures of ali s^aip diseases
stops cae udir from falling oui. aai starts a at once io growing,
rielare jt imitations -ah *i Jdme. C. J. WaiKer preparations are put up m
yeiijiV cm ujxe?.
A six we eic a trial treatment sent to any address by mail for $1.70. Make
dil money orders payaole to Mme. C. J. WaiKer. sena stamps for reply
AGENTS WAN IEL). : WRITE, FOR, TERMS.
The goods are manufactured by
The Madam C. J. Walker Ml ?. Ce*.
b4U Norm West St., Indianapcx .
Littice Phone 14S7. Res. Phone 2315-W
N. J. FREDERICK
. PRAC ?iCE. IN ALL COU fi TS OF
THE STATE.
Attorney ai Law and
Notary Puonc
lltr?a Washington 61., columbia, S. C.
h OK l Jtii^ ?t?6?L ?KAD? OF
At uiicc? ai iiw ?? Uie lowest
UR. J. E. WAITS
OALL OIN
ti. P ?tr*. A. Davis
Gold
i he une puce saoe
dealers ia ooiuai?ia
burgeon Dentist
Crown * na bruise Work a
specialty
1116 1-2 Waaiimgum St. Columbia '? i71? Main street
uver J<nn?uu, i>raUiey^ft ?lorn? j-'
Luu?ri.AK?ra ! gourS: 9 to 10 A. M. 1 to 2 P. B?>
7 t 8 F.
Office Hours: 'J to 10 a. m. 12 to 2:
p. m. ? to & p. m.
DK. b. A. EVhKETT
Physician and burgeon
Lhaeaaea ol Women an? Children
Specialty
niue and refluence, Pine f
i wo blocks irum old u ft ice.
Phone Coiui:ibia, S
3 to 4 P. M.
DR. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon
Special Attention Given Diseases ?fr*.
Women
..... Office Residence
j 1125 Washington St. 1610 Sumter St.
Phone 1429 Fnone 256?
Columbia, S. C.
.rown and Bridge Work a Specialty
Dr. A. T. Cornwell
Dentist
Examinations Free Telephone Con
nection. Office hours: 8:30 a. na. f"
6:30 p. m.
(office, 128^ Gadsden St.
rhpster. S C
MOiNtlY TO LOAN.
M"..v.y LO loan on Huu-sehold Put
iiiuve, P'anos. Live stock and Auto
i .tioOilea.
?THE CAROLINA LOAN ?Sc GUARANIS.
COMPANY.
' 1528 .Main St. Phone 265
md Trousers Tailored
's Leader
ars fit perfectly, i
iveries guaran
erial all guaran
jreat Tailoring
its
jys in Columbia
) the durability
y's wool Suits
s, see the up-to
ring your boy's
loys5 high grade
sale prices, $6.50 anG up.
Socks And Stockings
VE HAVE MANY DOZENS OF FANCY WOOL
OCKS, SILK AND PLAIN HOSE FOR MEN WO
iEN AND CHILDREN.
Pitady-io-Wear And Left Overs
BUSINESS MEN WHO DO NOT HAVE TIME TO
E MEASURED FOR A TAILORED SUIT, SHOULD
EE THE LATEST STYLES AND UP-TO-THE-MI\T
'TE PATTERNS IN LEEVY'S READY-TO-WEAR
UITS.
HE STORE IS OPEN UNTIL 12:00 O'CLOCK ON
ATURDAY NIGHTS. OTHER NIGHTS UNTIL 8 00
'""CLOCK.
PRICES ON READY-TO-WEAR AS LOW AS ? 15.00
raylor St.
iANT TAILOR
