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' .. f iSaturday^ Janiuiry 11, 1930. >. CHURCH NEWS OF ^ -V SAINT JAMES A; ME. CHURCH NEWS 7 different classes, "discussing- the les' -^orr,- the pastor reviewed thq lesson and touched many important .points. . At 11:15, after the preliminaries, our pastor, Rev. J. F,. Dixon preached !* a masterly sevirron to an appreciative I audience. Ilis text was found 1st Corinthians lli24: "And when he had piyen thanks, he brake it and said take, eat, this is my body which is broken for you,., this do in rcmem-3 bra nee. of- me. Them o "wait; "The Lord's .Supper." Truly we can say our hearts burned while the gospel was being preached so forcibly. Af tor .the M?rmon the Lord's Su'ppar was administered. 1 The A. C. E. League met at 6:30. A good program was tendered. The * sermon by "our pastor at 7:30 was another great treat. The text was St. John 10:11:- "I am t^he good Shepherd, the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep." The shepherd of our soul. This was another spiritual blessing. We feal- proud'when we can have such visitors as Revs. 0. E. Fields, Flair, Bollard and C. Cooper and other distinguished visitors andr.al&o extend an invitation to all. On.last Sunday our Presiding Elder J. McKenzie Harrison, was with us, 1?rtrul preached?a wonderful?nermom After holding, such a snlendid quar i terly conference the previous Friday n'ght. We feel that under his leader ship as Presiding Elder and the leader ship of our pastor, J. E. Dixon, we fi-pi 1 h:it miifh nnn' he jiiii'i mplisJ it'll. Notes front the Senior Missionary^ The Senior Missionary Society was - held last Sunday after church. After the devotions the members had the organization. ..1 he lollOWlllg ulucers , wci'o .. olect.d: President, Mrs.?Mary Lou-Phplps; Vice-President, Mrs. Addie Kinard; Secretary, Miss Estelle Jaiiorette; Asst. Secretary, Mrs. Wilhelmina Johnson} . Treasurer, IVJrs. Katie Solorf?on; Chaplain, Mrs. Magr'c Davis. The sick committee is as follows: Mrs. Sallie ^Singleton, Hester Kimpkins} E. Lyles.-'M. McClain and 'Lola Cheeks. ^ . FIRST CALVARY=USHER BOARD T.hjfr*Junior Usher board of First yifj'y held Tts weekly meeting at .vie home of little Matt-ie and Mamie . Hampton on Heidt .Street, Friday, Jf nuary 3, 15)30. -The president, conduced the meeting. We decided to g<V "to the old folk home <oO the 3rd Sunday in this month anil render a program. . V... . . A letter '.winr?sent tothe usher . board thanking them for sending Mrs. Ma rip Lewis, Misses Juliet Raifor'd, ;rnd* Itosalee Jefferson out to.the camp with the nice fruit for Christmas. We were served a chocolate * coiirse.. We adjourned to meet at' the home of Miss E. Kershaw Friday, Jan. 10, 15*30. St. Matthews News Rot hot At IW. E. Church? Our .first quarterly conference of ? Bethel Chtirch Convened Sunday, conducted It# Presiding Elder Wells of the Central South Carolina Conference -of the Wa*er<h> District, to which Rev. J. M. Jackson was newly assign cd Pastor." Sunday at 11 a. m. a ^ very strong sCrnion was delivered by the Presiding Elder. There were many , out to greet ,.tbt> Elder and the new pastor hotfr Sunday u. m. and night. We reconvened Monday night at 7:30 o'clock, at which time all of the members of the quarterly conference were present. Devotional exercises were conducted by the pastor. -First selection sung, "Oh for a Thousand Tpngues To Sing.": After invocation ?and one or two other selections the prtstor presented the presiding elder T ltn the members of the quarterly conference. Bro. J. P. Mintz was elected secretary of the conference. After which the committees were appointed. The leaders made their reports by classes. Reports showed a financial increase beyond that-of the pbst six years irr dollar money, Presiding Elder assessment, pastor'^ support, contingent and missions and other uses by stewards. . The officers and members of our fhiiivh a To Inhorlrig foir a successful year's work und we are cooperating with the pastor by thc help of the L .Lord to put over a tvonderful program * in our church th'is year. The members of Bethel have greeted the pastor and family into the parsonage. We "hope for them a merry I ' Christmas a"d a happy New Year. ' m?'^ ' BETHEL A*. M.?E. CHURCH NOTES Sunday was a..beautiful (fay gYvd the services of iho. day were *iH, keeping with the*v/eath<;Y. T^e Sunday School ?lesaerr Was disgusted wi(h__jmuch interest and a timely review by the pastor. To a splendid audiehce at 11:15 a. m. Dr. Murph xlei-Jvered a gospel message, charged'.with spiritual fer vor which was recervedw+th much Joy by mhny of his hearers. . Text found in Exnrdus 14:20, subject: "A two-: fold presence of God." At 7:'*0 P- m., a very touching discourse taken from Zecharjah 13:0 on "The wounds of-our Savior?1 Sunday was Holy Communion and many there were "who joined inthfs glorious service. The usual Christian Endea?vor at 0 p. m. with a splendid attend_ Itn^e which wg" pray may contintre to grow ito greater service i for Christ and his 'flhurch. The membership for Christ and Iwfr church. The mem^ bershin meeting hadAat Bethel Mon-day night wag profitt^e in that every thing outljnctl by the pastor was x worked out successfully andU-the church goes forward into our 1930 spring rally with great Anticipations. 1. ' . * '? ' " . ; / \ ' . ~r?-4~-J? ^ A-?? MMafliliimiJtiflliiiT N< nifr ii/i n ? ~ f' ~4 . i<- , SOUTH CAROLINA * .., ' ' . * _The call is onward and upward j/may each of us heed the call. Christmas Day service was impressively obser-; . ved at Bethel lasting one hour only, ! After wh^ch contributions brought fur the poor and nepdy were taken into the several quarters of^ the city and ! distributed. A hearty welcome awaits 1 you in all of our services; We shall be delighted to have you </om? j^the.m-i wheLp you will. . ' . " ' " COLUMBIA DISTRICT MEETING A. MI E. CHURCH ] ? . - i ^Att jia&turs of the Columbia- Bis-1 strict "except Rev. B. p. Cunningham - and a number of stewards, missionary presidents and workers' met at Emanuel A. M. E. Cliuich in Cuuncil | on Monday noon; Jan. 6, 1930. I T\. 1: 1 - 1/cvvnuiiai exercise were conducteed by Revs. E. F. G. Dent, J. T. -Singletary, Lee A. Logan, D. D.', and J. . \V, Murph, D. D. Dr. G. K. Lyles announced the object, of the meeting and named many ^points of interest that the council as-,, ! sembled sl^buld. take under considera.T tion. . Rev." Vi-Aj Janerette was elected Sec ret&ry._of the meeting.. By authority "of the Council the P. E. Dr. G. K. Lyles was" empowered to ^appoint a committee consisting of all the stewards present and five pastors, namely | Revs. J. w. wurph, Lee A. Logan, c,. Bryant. , . . The duty of ' the committee is to review the churches of the district ..and mnko plans for the 'betterment of the financial and general condition of I the church. This committee will reI port at the ensuing District Conference. 1 ' HPT. 1. f ** j iif iiii-mnprs ni Tno mPPTing ?00111the spirit of more-anil better work for- putting the church's program ov-, er, and the will for greater sacrifices, for the chuych and its program was pronounced in this meeting; in fact ; it was a great meeting of encouragement, information and helpfulness in general. Each seemed to see more clearly that they are their brotaers' keeper. The address from each and every one was very helpful indeed and to the point. District meetings were arranged as follows: ~ rT-i ~ i District Conference, Stovers'Chapel, Rev. I. O. Simmons, f>astor?-Majr 14-18. c Sunday School Convention, Eman| uel A. M. E. Church, Columbia,. Rev. H. T."'Summers, .-pastor, Sept 24-28. , District"MTsSionafy Convention, Cal-. vary A. M. E. Church, ^.eesviRe, ReVT C. A. Dunlap, pastor, July 10, 19.10. Rev. H. T. Simmons and his big. hearted people went to top to entertain the members of the council for which eyery member of the council - exprossed themselves as being elated over such hospitality and (Air prayer :is that Rev. Summers and 'these good i members may have a prosperous year in every phase of their work. | V. A. Janerette. ?- T SUMTER UISTRICT TIET7D I . . rmrvrii, nirr iter I i . ??? " " J'l j_ On Tuesday, December 31, 1929, Presiding Elder A. P. Spears of the Sumter District called the ministers stewards and missionaries of the dis"-, triet in council, at Mt. Pisgah Church at 12 o'clock, to organize the district for the -ear's work The meeting was I largely attended. Almost every; i charge in the district was represent-j led. . . . | ' After the preliminary services P. E.J j Sjjears made a few_ very timely rei marks in regards to the work.of the, | dfl^triet and presehtfed^thf new minis-' I tens of district. A few minutes were! I spent in listening to the men who came I and pledged their support ami coopj eration to the Presiding Elder's plans. . Elder Spears has the district well, I organized and is ready to do effcc-j tive work for the church, and we are-; proud to have him for our leader. With such organizations and loyal, set^of ministers and laymen, our pre- J .siding elder need not feel any fear] that the district will" lag in any of its ] activitie^N^ After the assessments were read,1 Elder Spears presented Mrs. Wells, j -mr?District Missionary?President, who beautifully outlined her program ' for the year, and urgqfl the local pres^; idents to organize the local societies and be ready-to -meet any emergency.! At the close vof--the meeting dinner wa^?ei;Ved by the ladies of Mt. J Pise-ah Church'which was enjoyed by I all. - '.."I"1-"' . 1 Graniteville, S. C., News 1 ) Mt. Zion A? M. fe. Church .We are glad to report that we have Rev. J: 9. Thompson, Dean of the College of Allen University, as our pastor for the -conference?year, -W*h sincerley believe that Rev. Thompson is an-able minister and abrrr nTchris-i tian gentleman, having come to us fully imbued with the spirit of progress, and the officers and members are coupling u-p" with our pastor in order to put a'splendid program over for our beloved pastor and his new' work. Our church is well organized with all the auxiliaries and each officc^rrndt und member dping all in their p^wcrt to accomplish a great work. Rev. Thompson preached' a soul j stirring sermon Sunday morning. His! itext-Uaeing found in St. JQhn '"Marvel not that I say unto "thee.t $e must be born again," SubjeeU "The new birth." All present were made to feel glad and rejoiced in the God of their salvation. ? t I . S* 1 1 -....In ? ; ? . J_ . . .' . . ; THE PALMET ORANGEBURG DISTRICT MEETS The Orhngpliurg District Group Meeting of the A. M. E. Church, met! in Williams Chapel A. M. E. Church,I December ;>(), P.nJP at noon, Dr. M. -VVarleyr.PwsahngEkk>r in,-the chair Revs. B. F. Iliiderbrand, (J. Tr-Colcman, and 1'. II. Howard conducted the devotions. The 1'. J'T then Mated the ohjfret of tl|e meeting .as a -district, diseussfOn from the following I-ayjnen:J Bros?. J. A." Johnson, C." Cord, L. Jeft'ersoh, Mrs. C. R. Black, Esq. S. Morgan, J.00. Bonapsrte, Jas. Folder, M. i Guinea, I. AY. Kmiully, A. Dt Gardner. The follmving ministers spohe: KevsTTT,. IT. ITommingway, G. T. Coleman, P. II. Howard, Dr. E. H. McGill, A. j. Martin and J. M. Martin. These were Hull of information and inspiring. All seemingly got .together and pronlis'd to work .for the sue- J cess of the district, odupationally and | financially. .After some remarks, by I the P. PL afid the many; speakers as' 1 thev-were, the I'. K. began to smile]! I and extend a happy handshake with; | all. " - ... * Evgljy minister of the distriet with] representatives of his steward hoard, . and missionary society were present and answered the^roll call. Rev. K. t-R^McGill and his.Roodj people hp^l prepared a gteut feast j for us, and their labors were not in -vain-.?Long may they liye to1 do good service for tho cailse" of the church..: | The district is safe, and every work j ;er left with smiles, saying \ve-have [ I had a great meeting in coming togeth j er hefOi. \ Rev. J. M. Mtyj'tin . was cfiosen as , gymtarv .anrt uumi'U'r. r , - WINNSBOKO , DISTRICT MEKTS " By- L, p. Gamble 1 til Bv request of tip. Proswlmfy Fhl..v i Pi*. E. Philip Elljs, the ministers of the Winnsboro District of the Columrbfa Annual Conference of the A. M. i E. Church met at Carlisle, Dec. 31, 1928. The <Tc vo t iona I s Wore conducted hy'Prs. .T C. IWe.Chdhm- ami Geo. C. johnsrriTrT"Tfte newly appointed pre- " jqujng euiQi" was introduced by Dr. fico;. 0. 'Johnson, pastor of Union Sta tiqn, in most befifctinj* manner. Dr. Ellis' came; forward and was received ; gladlv. . ' . The Rev. Jas, R. Johnson, Jr., pastor "of Way man Station,. was elected ' secretary of the mptting, the Rev. I.. D. Gamble, pastor Eastern Circuit, was elected reporter and Mr. W. J. Johnson pl'nvshall, ~ l)r. Geo. C. Johnson, Revs. L. D.jl Gamble aiid A. "SI Amiker weix> in-j trodueed to the district since they ' | Rev. II, T. Sum mors,'pastor of Eman;uel Station, Columbia District was nli so introduced. Then the Presiding Elder expressed his delight in -having' been appointed to the WnnsboVq ^Disis an eloquent speaker. lie stirred the ) crowd as no other Presiding- Elder has jdone in many yer is. A very large crowd was in attendance and he told, ; to everyone's .satisfaction,-that he could .not and would not attempt :inv i iprogram without their cooperation. 1 i IIe?-?ai(E" as ..powerful as the engine may lie, and as possible as it is 1 for it to go frohv city to city, with- 1 out th,c"cars and'tlu ir cargoes,of food i I stuffs and commodities- thg people!' | would ditv- So without- thi\mini stem, 'and"theft- 'people I will not be able to| have success." Ho ha; made a won- 1 dorful impression .upon' the- Winps- h borti District which in^ntany respects , is ohe'of the peculiardistricts of thg- i state.' . / After this -the Presiding Elder gavej| a few" minutes foV expressions ami | remarks in regards to the spirit of j ( the churches throughout the district, j) Every charge represented spoke of ! the esteem in which Dr. Ellis is hoJ<!1, ?nd the1 anticipated pleasure, in having to labor With him this conference year. , - Mrs. V. T. Ellis, wife of Dr. Ellis; ( who is .president of the1 Conference j' Branch W, II..and F, M. was introduced-and spoke of her delight in being; in the district., Mrs. J. R. Johnson,I Jr.,-President, of the District \V. H-., mul F. M. was introduced and stated j" her desire .to have the cooperation of each local society and pastor" in put-!' ting over the 'missionary program 1 this year. * . ' ' j Dr. Ellis sppke-of the dire need of ' the ministers making their services -5 interesting. "In too many instances" he said, "the services are not carried ' out up to the way. as laid down netfr- ] h' one hundred yeafs ago." He said Ii the one T^ToTTt"h'm.il \v:k . ri .prepared . ' m i n istry; in addition _Wn_ .need <1 it era- - * ture .'to lift the people; You jan'Ujft]] anyone who will not rend. The mostj ^ disgusting part of most of our ser-.j' vices is the administering of the ^ Ijord's Supper. Some of oyr minis- , tors still use any sort of .wine or sour ' *? ?i i '' wtui'i ium IHII-VHKC or asne caKe or;j ( baker bread." The whole of the min- j < isters, laymen and delegates agree ] "that I>r. Ellis gave, the most-timely address ever given to the district. It'] was wholesome, didactic and inspiring < and wherewithal needful. ' jj Ridge Spring News . . J i .. ** .. ] Sdnday being the first {Sunday of' the year and the weather was beau- * tiful all church do'ovs were opened ] to render service for the beginning of a N.ew Year. ' Mvy. Le::fy Wastop Graham of-New ? York accompanied her hlother-lTf-Ifftv J. home* on account of the death of Mrs. j? Albright's mother. We are in sym- \ pathy with the bereaved family. j? Mrs. Pearl Kenner Bush and son, of Augusia, un,,;. ore SpcriHlflg aotne !' time with Mrs. A. W. CV>rley, M Mr. and Mrs. James Watson, for- ' ?i merly rrPBateshurg hut now of New"~? York motored down in their straight i Eight ChAndlor to spend the holidays. j j They were the house" guests of Miss ; J Jessye Hammond Tuesday. * Supervisor T. F. Hammontf iTtnrtr- I; ing from a business meeting held in * f V , - ; k_ . V , * TO LEADER ' iJwM I I I I I | | Columbia is indisposed, we hope for him a..speedy" recover. . Mr. Uavazzi Quattlebaum t)f Philadelphia, Pa., -motored down in his> beautifully decorated New Ford to spend the holidays. Lome a^um .Ur.i Quattlehuum. Mr. l.eyrte?Merrit of Atlanta, GU.,j was too guest ot his mother ami friends. GEORGETOWN NESVS *" ? T Mr.. Epps CWeyn after spending^ the holidays with fftmilv lialJ returned to Whiteville, N. C. - > r j Mr. George Nowlln "and Mrs, Mary Ann-Doyle after, spending a pleasant! Christinas with parents, returned: January 4 to New York City.. J.eptha's CJuh hotel its first anniver-, sarv Deeemher 20. I'.Hl'.i pt the home nf the president. Mr. Adam Sumter, a very excelledf 'program was rendered. The members and guests were served i evxpi?ssed themselves us having 'enjoyed the evening. : ~ :?? HEMMINGW A Y NEWS fc. - -M.iss?Rosa Gordon of Ghartoston, spent Christmas with family, Miss Hnbv Spencer a teacher 111 thfT High School after Spending a pleasant"' Christmas with parents and friends in Aiken., mortored to: enter school, ac- ; companicd by Mr. and Mrs. Milton and parents. ... ' Mr7 and Mrs. William Lester and daughter of' Winston-Salem, N. C., spent Christmas with family and- reA -1 T: C%. 1 * turned uuii, znu. Vi .The A. M. K. Srtnflay ;Fk'hool Christmas tree was had atthe lv:>ipetof Mr< nml Mrs. C. C. Gordon Monday night. It was enjoyed by all-who were present. The tree was ladenod with many. good things forRev Mis. Gary, as tokens. . ' ' . j The greatest Quarterly Conference' of Chavis Chanel A*. M. K. Church was held here Saturday, Dec. 28th, Itev. Gary is pastor in charge. list. ' " ' ' .ALLKN IMVKRSITV NKWS j ' ' . . ' i All the teachers and students have returned flora the hdtftlaYs and are hard at work again. President and Mrs. Sims spent their holidays visiting their parents. The first few days were spent with President Sims' parents in Georgia while the latter part was spent in GreenBishop and Mrs. Hurst spent their aolidays in Baltimore. The Bishop j has been mentioned prominently for a J I mice on i rtjsKHMii npover s i.Laib'Uvl Commission. ' Cif We are .havitfj* a hovs basketball' team for the first time-in the school's Elistory. this year. The teem is being| coached by Professor 11. W. Bauniyardnor t Tlmy h.r.i- ;i?fairly e\!ctv- . sive schedule to piny and are-hopeful of making; a creditable-' showing. President .1. J. Stafks,-of Morris College, and Mr. W. T. B. Williams, of the- .leatu s and Slater Funds, were. visitors at chapel hour last Tuesday, I Both these gentlemen brought nics; sages of cheer and hope. Mo \Villiams spoke of the Harmon r &.\yard Winners and counselled the] tudents to work toward bee.lining the > l?CSt in whatever field they may enter. A glowiAg tribute was paid by him to President John Hope of A'tanta University, who \von one of the iwr.rds in education. SorvieeV are held in the College Phnpel-eacji Sunday morning at 10:>i0. President Sims has charge of these services and a \yell organized church i imong thf students is the result. The J uiblic is cordially invited to worshipl ,vitn us. i'rolessor -J. J. Adam is ^upPfintcndoMt of the Sunday School. .% > . # s F. Manigault ai | Undertakers a \\ h Vc * [ tt ?85' I llV' v. ' 41 I SHmVHV a 3 Baal merit the confidence I sed in us simply RjAfl an unfailing serv- IftMJJ n Funeral Directioir ~ pEsS covers every ne$d. ?'?~7?T-5^?' . 4! .The religious life around the school j has assymed new aspects. The Y. \V i C. A. and the Y. M. G? A* are Tunc-I Honing in an unprecedented way. The1 volintr men" hf-iv<- ;i i-i-!iilillf i,, Arnett Hall, wl^ich adds greatly, to me. s.iutienis properly employing-thvic: leisure moments. Miss, Flossie B. McClain,--registrar, attended the Alpha .Kappa Alpha Roulc; in St. Louis during the holiday season and reports a splendid time, j Misses Mayme Ilolden, music teach-, er. andPearl -Anderson, education I obstructor, spent the holiday's at French: L'ick,_ Irid., and Washington.. I), c.: their respective homes. Professor and Mrs. E. S. Jamison vacated in 'At-J lanta. Miss f>.-E. Green rested, at her home, Charleston. 'Mrs.- K. R. Morris and Miss Elise -Hawlv sne??t sons- ofthe holiday season in Rennettsville ; with Mt; and 'Mjy>. J.'rt7A\. .uorrrsr T Th(. teachers and studeiiLs_iji^_Ifaiki^W5^^!ttWWT"^crTr^er}^rare^ear^ [when Mr..George S. Schuyler appears Iiu the" auditorium next Sunday ftftorSchuyler\ that everybody is on pins (noon. 90 much has been said of Mr. i until he appears. ? A UUAUTIKL'L PIANO for a Christmas present can be selected no.w with a small deposit find weekly payments made until Christina eve. Our prices are the lowest , consistent with quality. I'prights, Grands and Player Pianos of superior quality can be bought from .the old established. JMa tone's Music House t 1.428 Main St. - - Phone .">H10 Columbia J. H. JOHNSON & CO. Notary Public ilMd Dealer" ^ in reab estate and sale of lots in PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beau-. . tifully located on paved road above College Place. Phone 6422. 110!)!ii Washington Street" Dantzler Brothers . Shoe Factory " Shoes Rebuilt While U Wait > JPhonc9132 I u; i- a c i. L.auic3 it uik rt opeciauy j Sendxy,our shoes by Parcel Po^t I pay charges one way. 2421 Gervais St. Columhia,S. C ' * I SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM | Coirected_to' Ai.g. 5, 1929. * Arrive Union Station Leave j . ' No. 505p 32 Augusta-N. - Y. 32 5:15p < 8:35a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 8:15a ,' I :'35p 27 Charl.ston-Cinn. 7 l:45p -1:1 op 28 Cinn-Charjeston 28 4:2ftp* 10:10p ,10 Coluivibia-Cinn. 0 7:00;i iti:20a 24'Cohimblti-Jflksv'e 23 10:30p 11 ''0a 8 Col'bia-Augusta 7 5:05p ( 1:40p 14 Cohmib'a-Savar.'h 13 8:5(Ja 0:1 Op 23 Colu.bia-ChurPie 24 5:35<i ' lO.-QS-a 13 .CoPbia-ChaiTtte 14 2:00p; 9:55p 11 CbluiVibia Chail'n 12 5:30a] ( 4:55a 15 t'olu'bia-Char'sti. 10 2:20a i 1 :27p 2 CoPbia-Spart'nlg 3:00p i* 10:00j) 10 Colr.m'a-G roen v*e 15 0:50a I: 5:45]) 118 * C o 1 'a-Charl'te^ 114 7:50a * "*Vfn Camden and KocV Hi 117 " |' rid Williams | j. r? rl LdlllWailllCIS I' I , . . -II, r )' 714 Main Street ?{h , , vf Columbia, S. C. ? 1 . ! .We have a lady licensed j* Embalmer ? " ". 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DANIELS Physician and Surgeon * Special AlIciitipn Uivcn Diseases Of Women. > . . 1 , , . . . * . " Office Residence . 112f? Washington \2230 Hampton Phone (5120 ' PJione 75GTDR. Jrf L STUART Mtieo Hours': . Telephone: 11:0(1 to 1:00 1'. M. . nS^N4t>,.)2 (.Kio to 8:00'I'. M, Otlice 87U0 ll'licc: ' ' Residence': ??ao Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. Jfl'ico How's: Phones H A. ill, to d p, >i. Rl'tt. 887.1 -HV-M r-tn-Hr-prAt "dTTRe T2TT DR. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Stfrgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Otlice: Residence:- __ d24',2 Assembly St.. 1301 Pinfc St. Columbia. S. C S. R. GREEN, M, D. L ^ )irico Iluma; 0 io 10 a. m'. 1 2 t o 2 n. m?? ?? (? t"o 8 p. nv . ' Miqik' 370(1 __20.utt Taylor?Street? r? ?? / >t , ? ? ? " T'fu'o Rhone 8'"W)7 - fU'*. Rhone 0708 N. J. FREDERICK ^ ~ M fornoy-at-I.uw nnil Notary ^ultlic . I'HAt VICI-: IN Al l, COURTS ??Stall' and Federal 110 Washington St.. ("olnrihia, S. C. < Offieo Ifintrs ' ~ one 8. > a. m. to 2 p.. m.\ 35.1(1 -1 o. in- ha_7 n. ttiJ I)r. IT; G. Thoiripson; Surgeon Dentist Ww? Cjiovtttg; Bridges, Extraction* f A Specialty *os: 2228 WASHINGTON STREET 1414ft Assembly St. Columbia,' S. C.