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l-r - - Saturday, March 22, 19.'i0. C^OTMWS OP ^ "r ~~ r' - . _,L L..I. , , r BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES. Present in the Sunday school were " many cheerfuFHboys and girl*- ready to heaf nVo'f# about Jesus Christ and ~~ the "beautiful lessons" he taught -the people by parables. A most remarkable review; by Miss . M. NV Pinekney was-eonducted for the botmTtt'of the ntir^Tschool. ,' . ' . Dr. Murph preached two memorial sermons Sunday. Just before the ser * ... mon a duett "Hold thou my hand dear Lord,'' was very impressively ren' . ond Calvary, (visitors), for which we thank them.. ... . After tfce setmon little Bobena XVilhelmina Eugenia Daniels, daughter of : Dr. and Mrs. L; M." Daniels vras brought to the altar for holy baptism. Bishop?John?Hurst performed?tba - ? earemony. .Presfdent D. II. - -Sim's ' staading^with Doctor and his mother ... . -Jm. god-latfier? " " Bishop and Mrs, I^urst worn presentedrespectively to the audience. In his remarks, he told of his havinsr tieen confined to his bqd for some ' time and under the' care-of the_jloc= tor, but even there he could not con \r tent himself because of the-.impera tlye need of hi? service to" the church and the general public, so he kept Mtt. Hnrat and his stenographer busy assisting him in the-discharge of his ??- Bishop, up again an<\; to" "have had -i- ( them worship with us Sunday. As ?alwaya of cbiirge'the remarks by DpSims were wholesome and very much enjoyed. The ushers of~Bethet_ahd th<? city had union services Sunday afternoon. Thp sermon was delivered hy Rev. Nathaniel Harrington. The program of the League., was v.ci.v inteirs'tiiig and heneficiab in many ways. Mr. IV. H. Harvey was in charge. Many of ? our members- remtwn . sick and shut in.:" We pray 'for their' speedy recov ery?-?: ? ; . 1 ' 111111 ' T~ -_ST. J.AMES A. M. .F. CHURCH.., C ' The members of the S. S. wore out 'T^ itl" fuR--hlo?4n- Sunday morning. . W*. w#r<. jflad to'hatfe^rtevs.P. E._ EU'UP andReddman and enjoyed theTr~"encouraging remarks. At 11:15.' out pastor - introdee^e^- ftey-. t c preach "for us^ The sermon- was -TS deed a spiritual one. Immediately ?after morning services the motn'iors ' of the Mjflsion^-y rfrnMety nvof-fc.T their, rcgjhlar?'niDetlng.?Mrs.?Mai y Cooper read an interesting' ' paper, which was enjoyed hy all. THe' pros'-tdent Mrs.""Mary I.uu Phelps. vailed on Revs. Fields ami Reddman to say a few words, afte-c which the meeting r? adjourned. . . - 3:30 the members .of" the ahovg named church, along with ?llie pastot ?.-worshipped -at-Antioch Baptist--church Our pastor Rev. J. E. Di^on preach eth?The sermon wn^ indeed that id J " -a burning message fin tin1 iliildi'i n of r God as' weH'as'for^hr-atheTK-presrTtt. - At 7:30 our pastor introduced Rev. R. Reddman., The subject was "Walk L ing." Much information was received from the same. ' M ^ i YOUNG '^PEOPLE'S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL ORGANIZE - ' ' A group of young people from the Leagues .and B. Y. P. U's. throughout the city met at 2nd Calvary Baptist church Sunday March 10, to form the Young People's Leadership Coun cil. The purpose of which is to sti mutate Interest, <Teate leadership, ? *nd tn pmpha ni^rn thp idealf It i* hc)ped that members from other Lea gues will juin us.?Wlm knows?4nrt what this might finally gr.ow? into something which "Columbia wull be : : proud ? Th? r.Anncil ?+? ' ?Miss tra Greene, Pres., Mr. E. C, Clark, Vice President; Miss Adelle Greene, secretary, "Miss ? Antra Spann, assistant secretary and Mis? Estelle Greene, corresponding secretary. Robert E. Bradley was elected unanimously pianist. \ IL was thru the instigation of Mrs. -Robt. L. Simons that a committee of,which Mr, Clark was chairman was appointed tc carry out the purpose which has been named. Next meeting will bP held at Emanuel Station the second Sunday in April at 5 o'clock. makton: news *- -? ? ? ?Mti Pingah Baptist Church News - . * Sunday was a h-ifh day at Mt. Pi? gah BaptisLChurch, the eleven o'clock services moved off on time as usua with our ready deacogs engaged in r red hot prayer meeting after which ent music, then our pastor c&me foi Several visitors werP presept, and after the sermon one joiner came for ... ward. A13:00 o'clock Sunday Schooi an ri' staff of officers and teacher; at their post of duty. At 5:80 o'clock the- horn omission se ciety met in its usual form with our loyal pres. presiding. At 7:30 o'clock jthe congregation he _ gan throrrfTKespacTous auditorium lent music. Then the pastor came forward ami preached a strong nor haon. *"" ?*r , - .. . i - , . . ^r- . .. . . ,._X v __?^ r" *? ? , - '4 f ~ < .. . . * - -r ? - - ;SOi: TIT-C AlTOEl X A. _. ; Please Pass This-Along. ' 'I'he re will be a new. and up-(o- J" ditto rally at Biook-Unul?I church April tith", lU-JIM It^pmnittuiu ? to be one o? the greatcst-of its kind. ? There will be a guest from T.'i^xuiles 'Across the country. The pastor, choir congregation will mo? ? (tor into New Brooklatui, and will join in the worship of.God with i Rev.-M. ! II. Holloway and his congregation | at ll oVIock Sunday morning.? Alp ? of our sister churches will be with us.{ The?pasUtr?of- the--visiting guests in per'spn of Rev. W. M. Peterson, " who is the pastor "of four' churches ~ fhatrhe has pastored for th^ last'fOTty odd -years each. He is otic of God's I wonders in the ministry. " v ' "T | We hope you tyilj not fail tfe hear him ?t 11 o'clock Sunday morning ar.n :> O'clnck in the afternoon. A~H 1 of"which Rev.M. H. Holloway, Pastor, V Hoyltin, ^lprlf ^ _ | Jl MISSIOVAHY SOCIETY -r OF SECONB CALVARY | BAP. TIST CH1TRCH ' ... ' . r? ' "* . ? . _ V . ... t ; ,-Thc Junior Mjssmnary?Society was entertained by Miss Louise -Morgan at her home on Oak street, Friday, March 14. The meeting was opened ...by. .the presidenCMisa Qttie Green. Some of the members made remarks, on the subject "The Six Sins," fol 4ow'cd hy a duett by-Miss M. White and' Mrs. M, Heller. - Th0 .club. had onP new member Lot?Ue-Bell^Outen. One visitor Mr. Saw- ? ypr. .who piade a few remarks. The next meeting will be with. Mrs. Miri:\m_Asman-McMillan, on Oervais.St. 9.____^========= - im ? Y. 1*. U oRKlN'O CM'B ZION BAP- ~ TI ST. CHURCH. - The Young I\nple*s~Worktflg Ctutr ~ met Tuesday afternoon, March 18th,at the regular hour,?Meeting?was -j. _fuJivd teLprdcr by the president. Af- tor prAyer. financial business was dis- r cussed. Thr, cluh decided -40 rppp?t t Wedding, Monday, A L_aright, March '24th. We are glad to "Y have Mrs. Reeder back with, us after g ' a few-?veok-s- rlhres!?; '^Fveryone en- a '. joyed -the aftertioon. All members c ' ere asked "to be on time, next Tues- ^ day at fi:.'!() p. m. j Mrs. l.izzip yuarles, 1'res. WESLEY M. F ( HLTII. s . ; > u ;? tUiMfT'tSunday School." -IliSt) VVor-^. ship.and sermon. 7:30 Worship and__ '.sermon*, The trustees arc asking for ? ; ^TTCrrrrtTt) Sunday, (Every?member?ts-4* . uigod_t.> make a liberal contribution, -u , I.et us~Ce loyal to the program and h raise'tKe amount~askedT,for,' its need. Dr. J..'D. Taylor, oyr District Sup- a . :x-riitt^rndiint_?,ilL_b6 here .fend jireaeh ^ mdrping and evening and hold our p , first Quarterly Conference Monday | night. Officers and members take no ~~ ? tice and act-accordingly. The public - is cordially ^invited., to be with us. Rev.( J. F. Pago, PastOV. "j MRS. J I* I.I A A. (JOODSON PASSES n . - TXnin'R(MT,MIC?-?-s Detroit, Mich., Mar. IT.?Mrs. Julia d A. CJoodson, wife of the late Rev. A. b .' (1. (Joodson, and mother of Dr. Alon- ! n j zo E. :Goodson, of Detroit, Mich., and s 11 Mr. Moultrie W, (Joodson, of Bir- n i mingham, Ala., departed", this life,'g r'February ~23nl. l'J30, at the honiS of I tier'son,*-Dr. AlonZo E. Goodson,. in ' tfetroit, Mich. Sht, leaves a host of . T relatives and friends to niourfi tier - 1ok>.. Sih.. irn :i f 11 ithfnl memher of , the Russell Street Baptist church of : "TTetvoit. Krv. J. O. Derrick, pastor.- ~ TJie numerous .floral tributes showed the~~estcom in which she wu<r'held ^ , by the church and community. ~ < r - ' ' 7 "* > t | BURIAL AID^SOCIETY HOLDS,8 ----- 8 quarterly meeting. in CO- jri i^vmbia. ' ? v d , I The first meeting, district No. 2, i of the Christian Home Burial Aid So ' ciety of South Carolina held its first 1 union in Chappelle Station Metho- ^ dist church in Columbia. Mrs.'Maria . I Burton, of Greenville, grand presi- ! [df-nt .made the opening remarks. She - declared that eyery lodge must take 1 .The Palmetto Leader, in accord with ^ a resolution passed at thp Statp Con- t ,i vention. Those?made remarks ^ cuiicerning the unter wenrt}: ^ igftllltj Reys. Tillman arul VA Ugh 117 ? Misimatlie. McColough, of Woodard, 11 who was a visitor from DistrictNo. ^ .1, Rev. L. G. Bowman and others. p > rror. \\r k. rsowman, the grand dep- ^ ; utv redd and explained* the new laws ^ I which wOre adopted at the last state g i convention. The next union for dis- . i trirt- No. 2 will take place on Friday ? or Saturday J)t?fort? 'the "fourth Sun' .day in May at Bothune. Among the '"HliHtfllMirl mlnf g I and made interesting remarks were: Rev. Dr. W. D. King, Rev. F. E. Fe1' li*. J. W. Williams, N. *A. Rice E. P, a 1. Hiir^eH hnd Others:" - ? ? N i Rev Johnson Resigned I Rev. S. J. Johnson, /who was disi teict president-resigned?TH? reaipna tion was accepted and the.Rev. Till- ^ man of Camden was fleeted. The r Rev.' V. G. Vaughn, who was serving t assistant^ deputy was made chief '.himhia was elected assistant deputy. 1 Resolutions were rood thanking llir j pastor and officials of Cfiappelle Stal_ . ' ' - - - -* ~r ' ' -7 - P ~ ^ ' ? ^ V . ! . ' 1 . I'Al-ME 1: v -? - mii^rThe Above is the Fun ? . Chii ? "" *asr*L y *'- -.<? ' _ ?v?=^I I '?" .11 mwn I I III I rl MR Whi. MANKJAl LT . I Propfidor, ion for, the use of their church, also he Rev. L. (ITTB nvman and the mem lers ot WhvCMy L6dtfe for their ;rany entertainment. The Board's j ,Mention was called t othe. death of j ostein.Maggie . Breher of Irmo. Sis-' er Dreh?r has beftn TFie. local presi.erM?for vp:ir; nnfl also a -member f the tioard. Thy vice-president." Mrs. Susie MoK.an Columbia.--- "Avliose a me was lelV'Wit m- the last .write ip by an oversight was at her--post-.The closing sermon was-pTeached y- i iiimnn ot. i ^pulon. 1 ho, <>rier missed Sister Gaston and her ,orthy daughter . of Camden, when iformed by Rev. TilImau-of their-illess, a putiti. in was sent tip in (heir j ehalf. * . ' Mfs.~Janie Curfflgton ~fif~Ly1o?5tHTTd~j nd expressed herself* as being well i 'leased. -She is' the nUwty olecfeZr resident of Lodge No. 73. FREE WILL CLUBAll members are requested to be present in their monthly meeting,"! Sunday .afternoorir which -rommenees j romptly at 4 /o'clock. The presi- . ent who has Deen confined to , her j . i i eu ror two weeks is recuperating icely. She wishes to express, her' incere thank sand appreciation (o her tany friends for the loving kindness howed during her illness. Mrs. C.-H- !' ? 1 Mrs. N. B. D&vis, Sec'y . r- j , I Ti.mn-.\( e vr.ws. C. C. Snaulding. n^side^rrf N. C. ilutual Life Insurant-^ Co? held a] )istriet Conference for'' Floret\<v? Dis- | rict A~gents in Florence. H<r\was.j ,'ceonVpanied tYy AV7~D. I fill A ?:-f. "StSFTj i'nd Auditor. group of. citizens net with them at th'e home of Mi'. E.' Butler, who is District Manager. Florence County teachers and city net in large numbers to hear; Presi- i lent Wilkinson of State College. Par ' lers were read by Mrs. C. T. Taylor and Miss Ba'cote of Timmonsville, | ubject The Ideal Teacher. Dr. J. E.: "homas, president of the. Association ntroduced the'speaker* by referring o his 19 years as president and 15 ea?s as a Professor. The address /as the talk of the city. Solo by -Irs. Rosa Brown of Lake City. Mrs. L S. Cohens, supervisor responded j a the address. Thc. Association gayej im a rising_vj>te o fthank+v eong'rat-! lations and appreciation. )r. Levy, Drs. R. F. Harrington, C. j ' Brown. IjQng of Parlingt'on, Mre. ; lolmcs and Harrington. President | Vilkinson was dinner guest of Dr.' nd Mrs. Wm. F. Holmes. Prof. Dan- ! pis who accompanied him was with j The Tanner Art Club staged a paga^^a^^itst^^1^^schco^_Mondav^ Benedict's famous quintet battled J gainst Wilsorr Hi last week. J}r. J. L, Brooks and his congrega; Ion worshipped at Mt. /.ion Sunday fterfiooh. TTf. Brooks" preached an ble sermon. Dr.* W.T. .tones the trpulnr pastor of Trinity Baptisthurch and Rev. Shuler were present. Dr. Thomas delivered an inspiring ddress to th0 League by naming nen of TTatiffrml fame who wont titt Rru the A. M. E. S. S. and League liihop John?ftnrst?and?William?Ht ohnfcon who were awarded Harmon's old medal; Bishop Vernon, ex-Reg./ __1 :?. ?_ ?? ?? or I P.- * "? ' ??. - !-?? vj ITO LEADER 1 kS KB l*j$ *?r: B Bi# * ' ' ! I ' ll V jjr2t\ eral Cortege rch, lVIr-s. Essie Hopkiii^ - T~ ' ' ':.L. 'Manigault-Wi.lliattis leading Under-, taker.* of Columbia are always ready _ to sympathize with the, bereaved fa- i in dies. This is not only so, hut they ;tand-ready to serve humanity at-any- time.*-' ' v-; They are conveniently located -.at 71 1 Main Street, a Modern Funeral Home with the best prices i0 Oolumhia. . .. ' When in need of their service Phone and they will he, on the scene. ManiK'anlt-M'illiams will give as"good service, as any undertaker in - the-? State, if not bettef. See them and he enyinced.. They have ladies and men orflbalnWr-s. Why not let therii servo you 7 They are ' up to the I'iiTTiuld. " -L ? iste'r of the treasip-er of U. S.; John R. Hawkins, . Solomon" Hcod, Bishop ^IIe:uuL?Congressman PePriest and ? |u-iTe~?iml others. - " ' ? r We forgot to tell our many readers i that the President "of "U. S. stopped in our-'-oity" last, wppk I s= )nr t .1 aiile.s, of Cnlnndiilj, tbe_ _ | Financial King of his church In the Latate" was m the city this,week- ?j I?^The weloonfe address of Rev. Dr. Quick was a hummer?Rev. J. ! Rcnn, Jr., of Lake City'is servicea- jU) j hie and vevjr courteous. ju L- _ ? i - ^L)La|' . - . |ju 1 V I T A .XBWS th I"'?T: ^ 1 "Vj{ ' I ! Misses RacheJ L. Bethea, Katie 11 l Thomas accompanied the girls to Sel- Gi lers Tuesday. ? ;\liss Kul?y R. Raiford was the din' fiu FUulaer last Sunday. ... _m Mr. and Mrs. Harris MeN'eil, Trpn. ton, N. J., spent ten days with the 28 former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe .VleXeil and friends: " ?3T isses Kthel llabron and Hattie Wiiirht arc at ^home after spending . ^CYeraT-weeks-at- McOoH. Miss Ruby Raiford witnessed the|wa Sellers-Level Green basket bpll game (<T i uv.-uaj aueuioon. ? Jtrof. J. A, Holman, Mrs. Ilolman^i and Miss Center were the-Quests of <pj* pMr. -and Mrs. Joe Windom last Sun- . I day. ?Mr. J; D. Dofctrey, Miss Phiphene ~~ Kirverr," Mrsr^McjEHeod ftf-Florencevis--1==-* ited friends- here Sunday afternoon. Qr Miss Anna Bethea left for Washing ton, I). C. Saturday night, after spending several months with parents Mjss^ Nicie L. Willis- .spent the week end at her home in Blodenburg, ' \ C 4 J* * - ye; Miss Alice V. Page, entertained in j honor of Mrs. Elsie Simmons and. MIms~ Daisy Bethea Tuesday night. /\r A fter music and card games, the host,\y nil n inintflrl Viir Micc Pn^Vml TRethea served a salad course, - sandwiches,' takes and cocoa. "Those enjoying the, evening were Misfces Ruby_E. Raiford, "RuTh W". A lien; "Daisy Bethea. Rachel j , L. Bethea, Mrs; Elsie Simmons and Messrs. H. F. Fladger, Q. F. Owens, J. . W. -McNeil.?The- -out-of-town guests were Mr. J. D. Dottrey, Flor-j ence, Misses "Mamie Godbold, Hennie1 Godboldi Mr. Forest .Wilson Mr..andj*ei Mrs. .'Altjnia Wifson. | in> | Mrs. Elsie Simmons and Miss Dai-j 1T, sy Bethea left for New York City Sh Sat u rday.* evening. . To |. Dillon County Training School with Level Green Graded, Pleasant Hill, ' Pine Hill Schools will conduct Field ^Day. exercises Friday, March 14. W1 Prof. J. A. Holman^ and his teachers \r are using eveny effort to make the!,,, -day__?njoyable for visitorfc.Miss Elizabeth McBryde was called 'n to Fayetteville, N, C., Friday because | '! of the illness of her brother, Mr. Al- Mr examier MeBryde. She returned, Sun qe day afternoon and reports that he Ts [" improving.' r~? ?-r-?I ??-lH Mrs. Bessie Guile entertained for the benefit of the Sunday nehool .of Weston Chapel A, M. E. church Feb. 2fi. The proceeds were favorable. 1 The churches with their auxiliary nri( .snrrrtirs are hard at work Jto make dp] this year's count A-I. . i The Indies Aid Society of And- Qn fh0""1 p. church gave a ^ social and program at the home N^s^^^arolyr^blowIin^Tnnrs^ j ^ 1 I T TT IAU\TC?A\T f>. CA t. ? j. arvvr ' - .. irn *-- Notary Public a<BI Dealer ^ in real estate and ?ah* of lefts in PINK RIDGE CEMETERY. Beau- ? tifullv locate^ on paved road above CuIJegg Placei ?? 1 Phone t\m .221 llOOti Washington Street ., . 1 r * ? *? ? . __ i * v I v i?>3 \ raiLW *"4^ #rj SJ*'.??r- ; ";" Union Baptist >. ^ ' IMRS. ANNIE MAK PATRICK I ? ?..._ -i * ?- . uiycjinyu cmuaimer IN 1 ? -Mrsl Fanny Johnson,?who - <Ue4ir. 25th, 102li, 11(12 College St., Combia, S. C. V ? v ? > > * st a fine o? sweet^remgnibrance jit a memory fond anil true;. ; Rt a token of loyeLs devotion,-: at my heart stilldongs for y<{UTlo not?fui4^et-J,aiU-iu--ilo 1 intend?" think of* you oftewf ami will W? the' end, . * . me and forgotten 'oy some you may rt (h-ar-.to my memory yrtu?ever-will he.? ?? ' - > ? u*.devoted son, Andi'Ow N. Johnson,??Jamestown St., CJowatida, Ky.' ? IN MEMOIHAM. ? . . -I sa (Flinn> Walton, who passed a-1 y Mar. 21, 1928. reasured thoughts of one so dear ten bring a silent tear, tmghts^rcturn-^rrr scenes long past-r ne rolls on, but memories \ast." r ' Mrs. O. K. Flinn, Mother. * Mr*^ S. ^^lmn->-d^aTliets,"-^tstPT7^ Ernest u'alton, .Son, antl other relatives, angebtt^g, S. C. IN MEMORIAM. In loving remembrance of our dear ither, who departed this life two | ars ago, March 22, 1928. ?th?^~dear. the-re*is-no-one- to -take | yoyr place, . . id ah, -how we -miss-your caressesJ e arP sa<l, for we can't see your' omiling. face, - , , _] her breast, ' / | THa rhilHren ' Carr.ie^Eee and John Thomas^Cook. Vv IN MEMORIAM. In loving memory?of our dear sis and mother Mrs. Alethia.V Robson, who departed?this life; March , 1929., ' ; \ e left lis alone. , ween after her. ice our loved one is sleeping, e must prepare to meet heT. hen tru4? hearts lie withered, td-fond ones have flmvn, *" p'hope to meet hei\ ^hat heavenly home. Mr. Heyward Crawford, brother; s. (Jrae'e. H. Haines, sister; Miss orpre H. Robinson, son. ???? IN M KMORI A M In lovinp: memory of our dear son rl husband, Manly J. Harris, who ishin^ton, n. C. e year ayre dear Manly loft us, ul jimr inwa it 'tis God?who has- bereft us, i will all. our sorrows heal. t- agnuv w<? to rrUud theo. hen the day of life is fled, id in heaven with joy we'll j?reet -thee, ?______ here no- farewell tears are shed. AMdM' Hai i is, Wife. Wuslilimum c. t- 7 " ?~~Tt-?- * .", ' : PAGE 1 1VE ? i i ii i i ' ', 666 Tablets --Relieves n ileadaehe or~^vrni^al)'la in TO minutes, checks a ( oljj the lirhl day and checks Malaria in three days, ' 1 666 also in l-itiuid ^ Quality Pre^irrtWh ~z Dry Clea n i He pa trilitt._AJU terin? atitl Dytdiii? We are in business I'm y.?ur e?>n- . I venience ruid our living. A- Iil< 1 It.. ' v.*-" -opfmrinrr-wonIff help _ . ?j-J. It. Ifeldey,?.Mapatfrr ?-?* ? V. IM. ( . A. HI I lJk>IX<v. Sumter' Street-?riu? - 4-'|i o i] i U J. MOLINA ? ~ AIKIHTIHT Plaiii arid Specification* o . 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(V >'|Hualn - Ollice rhonu (14:^, 1125 Wasliinjit ipi'St^ . Ile&idenc^.' I'lione 8201 ,i . OHicc IPouis: .Telephones: -* Residence 8872 n.- n ir m-r A. 1/t lit .It'llKinS . - DENTIST -TlLUitiKs, I'l.tlt-s, Cnnvirv and Itrrd^in ~tr~. Sunday by A^ipoit Extraction by- (fwmtnctr vp-/Vru.-i boiy 1???; a Spoi'ivliy. :?r 7 DR. L. M. DANIELS 1 IMiysiriau itiul Stirirebn Special Attention Oiveii 1 tise'ases Of Women. ^ :?Office ? ? liv lib nee . il2f? Wushiilgbnn 1 22.'W> llafni'lon Illume filial ' 1 .1'bone ?u<bl Of lice Hours; Telephone: I I .00 In 1.01) lblM. _ ?lie.-', lib.1!' (i:00 to 8:00 P. M.' Ulliix1, IfV'.Mi 'Office: * ~ Uc?idoj.ico: '2IJ.'J(T Taylor St.j !5J~ 1 1T Pint' St. Office Hours:"- Plumes 44 A. M. to 2 P. Mj He's: ?*8TiV? *? -0-P. Mi to 8: 1'. M. Office 1247 DR. W. D. Chappelle Physician aiuLSurueon Diseases of Women and (.'hihireti - ' A Spec*tatty " ~ 7 Office:- t1" r AH. J-UU'IlCt'l IH24Vi Assembly . Si. ' Pint; Si: _ ? ^__CuluuVl)ia, S. I,'. S. R. GREEN7M. I). . ?.. 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