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PAGE TW O. - 1 . . . nil 1 . I | The "Old Gray" By E P Notice I'.Mraodinarv of. ' Qlra. K? Bertha ItutM) At the South rarolinu Conference \v hich convened-at Aiken", S. eljth l>eYsons subscribed. to^Mrs. K. Berth " Hurst. fi>Y 'The~AVr'TrnTH-1.<* Uo edi'dor-T) * vwhich Mrs. Sandy Siinijfoftft-'iit'KiUtQl ess.. The iHcei'pt hook containing th names and . addresses of those person ... ^nhs-eritriTi'T^has b-t-n. >ni's4->lacv-d,v ;.S\MTS. Hursth asVur t'ru these eoI 1 umns that those f eht persii.ns" wil phe'ase selnt her. their names and ad dresess on" p'Slid card h\ iv-an ti ma ill lit.." - 'im,, tn. Mr. . Sini)units. i111 inii:?Ic?y. A idt'e;-_s Alt'-??*?K. H"f.Kn-TTu-*st T-'n Tn,?i ?> Struts Columbia. S. C. . : ~s""~ -> , (nlnpihili Conference^ i V_ The aliovc vcon!:i*i iK c v. ill cbnveii ti'i. St. l'aul A M. K. Church1. Lanca l_. tor. S. I.. i'ii i'cNl \Ucdncs'(thy--i-noini . " ih.it' tVi'h Ui. lb > 1'i..ii 'IIIr t.t i'V'31 1). I)a. I'ri' iiiiiu:' I'll ")u p._ Key. \\". ( Owens, A. 1 >i.. j"> D.. l'ft-tor and tli Witt el' preiliilhiji'tda'Viv-^'riii; seuilU.' < "j .Lancaster iri;cs|H el'iycy el* denoiuihJ lions aie preparing'. to tfivc rile' 1/ '. shop, nviniste.rs, ileleitates and efrieiw! a wonderful time.; Dr. l a' is n. j.a< tor -of tlie A. M..l?./,i.>n Ohm/eh. D Crazier. jtaxtor of the Baptist'Chare' Dr. 11. K. Anderson, past..r of the. l'r; _ ? hytci'inn Chureii, ;nv id.{' Iv'iLUliL.wit Dr. pwens in the entertaiiHiienl < t his conference. Tfu\ noble following i...i of Vhesei .(ieni'iiiiiiat ions have throw Wiile their doni s-t the ilitlfrfjalcs / our confeiviioc. Our . wn nienihers i !Lancaster are ajnomv Hie "tip' toy in our eoiiju'eli-ou. They ' curtain] know how tp iii'ake it pleiis. nt' ft their pastors j i e'-hlinu" elders and h "" shopri; nil they are,always careful ; to how they- eiiterta'rii sfraujrcrsk lv crybody come to .'the;-conference he: week. Come .and hea r grrat'. scv'iint nn<i lectures.?<-ome and en.my war ) " prayer meetinjrs ]\>r one hour eVer; day.?fume -unl >.< "!n :u-' o .". < the tfest prepared hishops thrihn . Methodism. With all i>f-his litem: attainments and his' .uiv-st. fmatu-i l ratjn^r he is a W'jrh c]a>- christian y< telman. dlislmp 71 nr.-' will not do person a simrld wrap: if he knows i Both., mi.nis.tr.iv and la.v'h'u'n. can' -a) N proa eh him and he h? msK (* me ar help, us raise inon.i y i n; christian* ed. cation and ink sIoV. -e (Vine and rc acquainted Vvith one of the.best l.m men in- America. x Hishop llursl .. - wife is an ideal chris. i .n w.n'.iar.. h! ^ dearly loves her rae'e. mid is read at any time tro-'e-\Me'nd thfni a "!'T;" * hand. The poor inf.-i.,nai-y jmmistei j find -a Tval sympathizer in her ar; slu? makes. hci-stdf at .Jiome with t+ women.of her vaec tho buinble the may he*. As' a p ulilic' speaker 11 o ai . ,(lichee.'ever lire- in jmaVmy Her. SI; is a bli4s%'n:vJ o?< ur n'nnj try am! rSIs sionary .euxleaxor.- in t.l:> >tate. Th conferi nce;jir<.'.e i a mi a ; !hows Tut day, Xuvember class work and tin program. tlpi-l "nij*ht . 'Wednesday i 9:!J0 a. pp the.-ionfereiice comes, t which time the. annual sermon wi hr?deliv moil?br?Lev.?h:?!h?Mnrtii followed by -tlu- Lord's Supper . T1 organizations will be perfected an charges will I < port. . \\ ednesda . . _ night will be tin* missionary annive , aary. Scrhtpn by l'r. .1. ('. Shim it < ?-1 Mtiwberry Station. Thursday night -?. ? the orow.ninir f( afore of the eonleretu It isi our educational anniversar; Come and "hear, one "of the jyrcate; speeches jn V"ur i ii'c by l.'resider ?Sims: Ileal'?I '"Oil?Ad ints oVrll'il you u|>"ii?the?u'njctd^ of minister}! porpetuation. -Come and hear Fro . Adams our f.rcmh teacher deliver h address in funr'n >an?l your bisho ? interpret the same?for the-Ue-uetit, t th<? conference.'Friday night is chiivc ?---r:ct-cfmhrn^motAngaAl--vUuulr_ikno man speakers will he heard. Sunday wi lie a hiuh day ard J J; .^lT! > i > lhiivL u: ually reads hisc appointments aboi 8:00 in the, .il'l* unoon.?The jirrsidin ^ . elders of the* Columbia oonlVrerK have decided to help Bishop ll0rst.ru the eon-fcrpBce. \\"e mean to assun > gladly.1 our share ?~t-fic rcvponsib lit J". Our rereonvMii rtdat ions and suf goStionS will he' that of* the counci If ' tTTT* Ticighl?of .'irifhRVon ni L to-cause the bishop to* he misnndei stood by the jay members of 111 v . siurtfeTTtn^^-fi r>i*experienced rhiirel - <? men both rial anil lay... An irlji'll Hit t Iii'miIi'i i iuifr rr 11 rr clAse the dointr* Vfll he that of this presi-r bench of presiding ciders in connectio With thTip- bi.-hop f rardfesiT to th 'T~ TtsprrsitirmTha? will he rrmdeof the? by the confere nce. Our own son, Ih K. H. Coit, one 'of the best general o flleers in thf; church will he.present a this conference. He h missionary secretary and th best the church has ever had. He wl . and | The "N ew Rider | hilip EHis ' "" a I?-?-?-.. ; - I] address the missionary ladies ofj4Jw^j Voiirt'i ehye sonietimo' during the 'port-j fi'nniCV sr sloti. The whole cifijtjwill] t c!.? iL.-o!r .iusiuc to hcne-Dr. Coit' 'I.is-,, ? icii time that will be anounced by i -fhrdnqi- fito'str-?? 'J'lie Nort heaslf Conference ' 0 . The..uU>ve conference is a mater of. s * history.; The., closing was_,t simply " yen tub ileeecul sa; i..facl'ion was .giv-; " en'.in ;iiI t?f tile appointmi'iilK. Ilislipp j " ,M. 11. I1;;- is of .%>uth Africa and a v. >rthy >ri of South Carolina and liishoj) W. l i. Heard j?f Ohio were as{* s u iate.l with Bishop Hurst. Both were ?-'Ivrl. .ire \TsiuVi> indeed. Dr. Sims . IV.. Li Ammo- m.'.i Admtivmade (infhtimlrtu.. o , . I in io-io:estlitinK their departments on . education ij'ighjU The address of 1-retY e Adam's, .our f rent-h teacher, was sinrply .ua'aml, I>r'. Coit's address to the l- niis-i -naiy women, was a treat worth .. uhiii', UuiU: one mirtwreci visiting nii-j J. nister.s- attended this conference.The e lAyanhs of Alt .I'isjrah read a most] ?f t'vr-l'lieht ^resolution plodfr.ihpc. Bishop i- Hurst the' ifnstinU'd support of the. U nic-mbors.. It was a.-noble document !s and reflected-credit upon Bro. Saltey t and the. enti.re~^inemhefship of the ! ;' i-iuireh. I:>r. W. F.. Bice proved tyt i. haye been a Piaster of the situation i- 'aud jrave tlie hieflibers of tho;c'onfetv li 1101*0 a Qi aiid entertainment. . Dr. if Speai's is certainly duintr a noble wavk :s on the Sumt.cv District. AH claims !> Wore promptly, met under his wise >f leadership.- His hi-iny continued is a n retvifrd for work well done. Bishop i" llurst was at his best in all of his y ' ru'metes,?decisions at the conference, u: I lc{ appointed a committee same as i- thai in his former eohferenews to deal is with .Hie. school ''problems at Cpllimhia. c- That is. to do away' with the school ct i ijt'iii'.y or.eat oil' some.of its cfopartis mollis.' If the school with all of its in departments iiuist be maintained then a l.mdjret ol" ejjrht thousand dollars >I* n?11 r-1. Ik- rinsed by that cdivforence. Ft Itir-ci)! rii ha ipi'ic: .?puidinn y .tiIt'11iifi*-?ti?.iti"r imported to.the con r iVrrnce Mjiat Uie'y heartily ondroscd >n Ahe VniUt'uihj-ion of the school with all t.; the . i? 1 .t r us tee's last June. TJw? ). j^st'sstvii nt-s.. were ' for each n! chnievand the c i m tAv'e nt\l^ 1 li 111G u s ly" a'd'ovA le the entire1''veiHiri. of the jt-coaiiiii'tee. The following-named pori . S'\ti> constit.uted the coniniittee: T're'.sidt-tijf Kl?ler.?" l)r. . 1). ('. I teas, I: J. a,. Miller; fh K. Ariderson. A. P. Spears. Si.nv-oy * Pn-vo Dr. J. K-.-'-Thomftft, S ( . \V. F. Iiiee. I. W", Janpretle, s A! is - 'on Ih' ca'vlijprs Pev.. David. Smith, id 1'i'^.r.l? P;ir ersoii. .lesse llodjre, James fe ~TTh iv is. Laymen. BioyAI. S. Sill toy. y i\ Alston, R. A. GejieVettd. Josh i- Murray, A. S. Karfce. J. W. Bethoa, ic I. A.' Wiljiams. Ci. T. Pigtail*. The -- hishnft in 'keeping with "War form.oi: id Call:it told The. conference tlutt AI;S It iV Unveivi'y was not his school but r- theirs and* if they did- not care to n stipppmi it it would be their business it .mM not his. He said in substance the it . same things lie said at the South .Call volina conference,, reported in our is" m. ..< til' I ' : "11 l- \'(.VemlK'|- :ird. ie Our sfay~ nt~ the conference with id tiro, and Sister Salley. They have r- iiiic. \Ve were also dinner truest of d Dr. :\: Prsp. afs. and Dr.-A-. >J. Jenjs kins. n<.;h are.deal' friends of ours o amlhave beaut ifuT~hoinos in the city of Stitme.i:.. The foJIgwTn ft persons it paid their subscriptions to the Leader it. I)i% li. 11. Lav ester, I. W. Wilhurn. V 1 1!. 1 !i liunineway, TT. ~3. TurpiiiT il Brother' Willie IIoward and Mrs; R. K. is liii to'.the above named persons! for p?t-lu-i-r?1 > "1 -uport. h'c ask that othh ed Sunday afternoon and Bishop Hurst y the af>poinUgents as follows: Dillon H D,?t ri' i. K. 11. Aii'lel'son .i'l esidiiif; Hl~ dew; Dillon Station^ t. W. JanoreCtd. it MulliCs. J. \W. L. Duckett; Latta, g 1. 11. Alston; Cnioti, O./C. Dunham; e Baltimore. <'. S. ('ore; Wise's Chapel, il A." IT. Thomas; Floy<lale Oivcuit, &. ie \V. fta+is/mio: St. Matthews. I. T. Gam i- h'c ; Hrd-res-in; J. -Shaw; Mt. Zion. f- S. J. Randolph';-Pine Hill. Flad1. ; Level (it eon. M. S'. Shealey; Re<* *?( nip.eh and Ztnn L'rr , W fL ffni: ty i'Miii; Zi')ii Hill, .). ('. Hodfye; Brownie \Hie. \Vr P. "MrHarehern; Pee Doe c lie WiDon; BeHftettsvillo,.M. B. Wil\-' s<> 11;("l.-oraw, James Davis; MeOall, T. ft j. Ban-oinc"; SI.' Luke, J. If. Leftch', -a. Ma lion District: P. C. .PnsT Presiding it Kldert'~?t'. Tohn-Sta.. J. fc C'oe; Sinn " let-aeyv W , E. Richardson; St, Mary, r?M. E. McBi'iilc; St. .TamotyP. D. Doun ghty; Bucksp-irt. i ir!, P. W. Tlirpln: F; Myrtlt-: Beaeh. AV. 3T. Wiggins; Coni way St a.. JL?E. Boyd; Conway Cir., t- .1. -f. Stanley;- Poplar,, and St. John, J. B. Lewis; Little River, W. M. Moso e.-t; Mt.-Pisgah, J. H. Hughes; Brit1 tonneck, W. 0. Hayes; Friendship, J. i .. . t . ' . ? './ A" : >r~ THE PALME* E. Hudson; Nichols Mis.? N. A. Page; Galavant Ferry, ,J. M. Davis; New Hope, W. ,M.. Afiles; Florence' Dis., I. J. Miller; "Presiding Elder. Florence .Sta^., J. E. Thomas; St. Mark, L. L. I Jackson; Florence Cir., P. H. Hjfmon; 1 t'enterville, L. J. Staton; Linchburg, Darlington, F D. Tlmmons.; New Hop57 F. Patterson^ Mill BranchV"!. -S-. Green. Savannah Grove, W .D.Williams; Salem, Av-J. Felix; Shiloh. R.i Benjamin'; Hyman, S. A. Robinson;. i ll-ilit-i .1 T Klixnn; Oak Grove. J. WY. Ambrose; St. J'ohn, W. S. Guiltr; R.-.so 11 ill. S. P. Mcintosh; St. James Mis.. John iiregg; Boston MIS., Flj f.ewm; ^Sumter Dis.; A^ P. .Spears, I'residinng Elder. Mt. Pisgah, Sum. ... tp 13:-,.. n vr o t\ n-r. \\ . r. niti:, v.uuii'1'uuro, IN; O.^ICj' ljqi?0.| Statd'hurtf, A?^ Jonl-i'iT;- Rt.| f.uke to bo supplied; Mayesville, B.1 F. T.evistcr; Ujiionville, A. W! Iley w'nrd; S'. Ji hn. \V. J. Robinson. Bethel t N. A^ Bethea; St. Paul, G. . lltuv.hon; Now Bethel, to be sup, >lU>l;-ML-Qlix?t,..L..A. .Wells ;_MU iMep.-ant, E.t P.. Butler; Union Sta., K. J. Gaieshaw; Quinn Chapel Mis..! to be supplied; St. Michael and Bishgpville, D. Smith; Ctnter Point, W. F. Felix; Alderman, W, M. McGill; M'l1. Lisbon, J. 11. Wiewnino) West 'find, \V. 1). .Johnson; St. ftfatthCWS, \V. T. Green; A. Richardson, C. J. Broaden transfered to the central conference! S. B. Buries, transferred to the South Carolina conference. Our Whereabouts On last Sunday, evening we were with Itev. J." W. Shaw "at his church in (Camden ^nd had a soul stirring time Dr. Shaw has certainly pone a noble work at High Hill and Camden this year. I have never seen those church os in as fine conditions as they are now. This week end wilt find us-at Lancaster, assisting Dr. Owens, paster in arranging for fhe annual confer once. . \Var~Wtrt'be aT Zion Hill with Rev; C. C. Mclllwairi' Sunday afternoon and with Rev. Owens at night. We. will also be with Rev. Mclllwaine at ,Xrw Bethel Monday night." Let 'the people pray for the presence*"of the holy spirit. Let us advance* on Vur knees. ; X. B.?All applicants for admission into the Columbia Anmuil Conference - mil t hn in frrn'npr bofnvo phi^s. will be present at Lancaster, the seat of the Conference,- Tuesday,. Nov. 20th, at 11:00 a; m, No examinations will is the order of the Bishop.. Let the Committees to examine meet at the ' same imy. Conductors of examinations are as follows: Admission: Rev. .W, B, Bouler; "First year: Rev. T. II. Addison; Second Year.:'Rev. E. rhilip Ellis. Third Year:; Rev. R. E. Bl'ogdon. Fourth Year: Rev. E. A. Adprrcsr All pastors oil the Conferonce will meet also on that day to report your Conference claims, I. ' ' ' : ';' I BLACK VILLE LOCALS. ' 'There* was a grand _\v'eddirtg in the .KTJe >section. The bride is Miss Cei^ tie ?IIiehs," a former graduate of Macedonia school, class of '27. The iimum is Mr. Myers, son of Mr. Press 'Myers, a trustet of the Macedonia school. The brdie and groom are of verj* prominent families. The cerev nionv v.-as performed hv Rev. II. B. Bush. Hundreds witnessed the wedding. .'; ,.-. . ? Mr. and Mrs. -Mai lie Newton-and sons- of Orangeburg were visitors here Wednesday. ? ' ?? 'Among those who attended the Or^tfvgeljuTg County Fair, are' Mioses and Martha West, DorhrAVisQ^Mirian Ellis. Mcsdanigs -Martha Champion, Laura Smalls,-and Messrs. Alfred Tohin, John Ellis and Ernest Murray. Profs, White and Bryant have^hee" attending the fiOth anmversnryrTTf~~the Bethlehem Baptist church, Barnwell Rev. A. C. L.. A rboiflfrrj^astor. Dr. Miller motored to -Columbia Tuesday night to get The election re" turns. ;? ; regret very much to learn of the death of her son, Mr. Charlie Walker, who.died at his late residence in Elo* i i?1a last JSunday. The. funeral spt= vices were held at Pilgrim Rest Bap t>~.. a T. i- - V..IUIVH, ncv7 n. o. rn?Miie, oi to is city officiating. Mr. Walker was formerly a trustee of the Macedonia crhnol, and .a'-gory ^psnminont citisort. > Prtff. \II. E. Daniels and Miss Net-' Mrs. EuiftfT' fa^nclttiiir has been recently added to the Macedonia faculty. ' . Miss I'auline B. Mack is husy or* ganix.ing the basket ball team at Macedonia. Miss Mack and her team Were victorious- last season.? ' . Prof. T. R. White has begun beautif.ving the campus at Macedonia. The follqwing members of the Senior .class are confined "to bed .on accojm of illness; Mr.' -John Ellis, MissA^Frances People, Rosa Murray and I-lVis Wise. We hope for them a speedy recovery. i > rTO LEADER ' . FOR RENT 1027 Washington Street 10 rooms . \ ' - 1013 Washington Street 12 rooms 1912 Rithland Street . ,r 6 rooms We have several two and thi;ee room houses for 'rent. [ LIST YOUR RENTAL PROPERTY WITH US ? I H. HoHis & Co. .. Keal Lstate, Kents and hire Insurance 1103 Hampton Sfreet Phone 640&A? - . . . - .. . ' 1 - ; ?? I BREAD ? CAKES I WITH THAT . ' Dr LlGHl FULLY H | BhllTLR FLAVOR DIFFERENT 1 "a.ounri FAVORITES SINCE 1841" . : -?Tuu.l..p ...... ....... r..ln.nl,in Wo ^ a wish to express our appreciation for the business ^uu have tfiyen us, ; in and invite you to inspect our plant^at any" time. | . - YOU WILL "BE WELCOiMF I - CL AU SSEN ' S, | I b AiK L R 1 E S j I ??? i? ?1^? I I? ilH ?I III . , . y ., - . *. : . ... t an?? *??? ? ? 11f>r Economical Transportation ? ~B ? OualitV Features If 5l1liWW"T 0 7 U.at Chevrolet fi the. world's finest low- y H.n... _ !t ' l.l kVil AlttoinuHilC. . | THE CHEVROLET COMPANY 123.5 HAMPTON AVENUE i iraiamaiaraiaianiizKiati^rartrareiaraiazraigiEfHmpJsraraiHianLnLrap.n? I^OW OPEN FOR BUSINESS | Lesevy?s Standard | -m- m t?" | Service Station | |, CORNER TAYLOR & GREGG STREETS. Standard Gasoline and Motor Oils, Esso, MolJiloil, Qua- [J ? ker State and Veedol Oils, Cars Washed and Greased, ja; S Crankcase'Service, Free Air, Battery and Radiator Water l^j | ; LADIES REST ROOM ? PROMPT ATQCH^EOUS ; t?j SERVICE * V I: The Leader x - . : . , > Is On Sale At The 1; t^y?'? ;?; ? ? *'< ' Places. y Holloway's Business School and Restaurant y X 2029 TAYLOR STREET ^ Y Williams'Drug Store /. . X EAST GERYA1S STREET X "* Busby's Grocery Store ? 902 MILLWOOD AVEtf tJIj^ ^ D. C. Carniichael'sDelicatesseiri I V, 1500 WHEAT STREET *1' ?? ^ .,y ? r Nelson's Barber Shop ?? ' iX - 531 MAIN STREET , ' t IX . yr ? . "l y V Wesley Mangum's -Grocery Store X X 1 * 901 GREEN STREET ~ X v.Jk- "' " : I .. ' . ... *> y Goodwin's Grocery Store- - & t ASYLUM KOAl) ^ T ' > , ? The Regai Drug Store jr* [X - 1121 W ASHINGTON STREET ? C ' ' ' J X Reese's Drug store X A ' ' 1422 ASSEMBLY STREET . . . , v( Allen's Cafeteria V py- ALULN CA MIM Si ^ | READ YOUR HOME PAPER ? ?? Saturday, November 17, 1928. !? H V? vv*/v *|*#/ *X? #*. .*? ? ? j, 4 $ Chevy Chase Coun- ;; if try Club ? Open for Engagements for "Par' X ties,"Picnics, Dances and Outings X { For information, Phone'7916 ? >; RUtS. M. L. KING; Proprietress-]^' $ or Wm. J. TAYLOR, Mgr., ;1; Phone 3793. * J: ?* *? Quality Pressing Club . Dry Cleaning, Repairing, Altering and Dyeing We are In business for your coni vcnier.oe and nur living. A little Co-operation would help. , f. It. Deuley, Manure! Y. M. C. A. IUIIT.DING I Sumler St. Phone 3861 i . 11 Instruction In Puino Playing Mrs. M. B. PRICE 1212 Colleton Avenue AIKEN, S. C. 1 Interview, will be cheerfully granted parents or prospectve pupils by appointment H jl "BBGlNNgRS A SPECIALTY ? c. C~russeE^^^H 1 Expert Mechanic on all Makes? Of TAILING MACHINES. With Columbia Music Co. - PHO^E 7586 [ / I(508 Main St., Columbia, S. C. I i . : , ?r , ooooooiriboocrt^oo^odui.vuaoooo ? a e I Professional i |Cards j 0 ' .5 . oooooooocrc?ooooo0c?aaaoooooo 11: :0 A. M. to 2 P. Mi Office 3536 ; t>:UO P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 6548 . ? J' ?? ' . , - * ! rBr. C. E. Stephenson Physician a.nd Surgeon p?Disease of Women and Children A .. Specialty < illice; ??? Residence;--?? 1 ll li Assembly St. 1328 Oak St. > ih? limns: 8:30 A. M. to 7?00 P. M. j DR. ll.P. HARPER Surgeon Dentist I Killings, Extractions, Plates, Crowns and R^jdges (iidd Crown and Bridge Work ' _ . A SPECIALTY . 1-2 Washington St., Phone 21633 ' iWi^M II. | I)I{. 11.11. COOPER . " , . vDentist__, ' I Imperial Attention Given to Diseasoa -.Of the Gums. ' _ - ! . Gold'C.vown'.and Bridge Work 1 j A Specialty Lot lice Phunc4J12U, J125 Washington St _ _ I . Residence Phone 8264 j OlTice llours; ' Telephones: " 8:30 A. M. to 7:00 1\ M. "Office 6038 Resience 8878 . i _ , " Dr. D. K. Jenkins j ? DENTIST ?' 1 " ^ Fillings, Plates, Crowns and Bridges '-L Sunday'by. Appointment :? Fxt ruction by Conductive Anesthesia a Specialty. H MoT I., Washington St., Cola., S. C.fl I ~Ur. L. M. DANIELS^ I Physician and Surgeon ,fl I .Special Attention Given Diseases I -f?? Women. S I Residence^^^^B Jlliia Washington' 2230 Hampton ?l'lmne <>439 f Phone 7564 j I)R. J. G. STUART j jOfflce II ours: Telephones: 11:00 to 1:00 P. M Rp? AM9 j ?:(><? to 8:00 1'. M. Office 3708 | :j Office: ' Residence:"^ r I tM Main St. ?1417 Pine Sjk | Office Hours: Phones: . . I 11 A.M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8875 I j 0 P. M. to 8 P. M. Office 4247 'JB Br. W. D. Chappelle J Physician aiuf Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children . " A Specialty Office: ^Residence: ]ill^41ra-A^sciiIhly St, 130lPina St. ?J | Columbia, S. C. Office Phone 8107 Res."Phono 6798 N.-.T. FREDERICK Al troney-at-Law and Notary Public j PRACTICE-IN ALL COURTS I ; r- ?State and Federal < _______ ' ' 1119 Washington St., Columbia, 8. C.