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Saturday, June 6, 1931. CHURCH NEWS OF BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES After a very busy and interesting period in which the Sunday School lesson was studied by the several classes, the school was called to at tention hy tha Supt. and Rev. Uort.fr a former student of Bethel Sunday School was introducted by the Supt. to review the lesson, which review _ _ was timely and interesting^ We are always glad to have Rev. Porter with us, also the many other friends who are frequent visitors to out School. ?? Dr. Lawrence ^delivered two ~ser mons both charged with divine pow. er and information.' First at 11:15 A. M. from the subject "The man who forgot," as found in Glen. 40:23. And-at 8 P. M. -from- subject "The Quest Chamber of the Soul." fmm.1 the texts related by him and the fitting applications were, so pointed and impressive that one could easi'y understand and benefit there by. Quite a nice crowd of young people met Mrs. Bates and Mrsf. Lawrence in practice with the Junior Choir just before the League's session which added to the splendid program which was niteresting, we expe-?t* you Sunday. ?-? With nv'^h "gnw*w--rtTnT~~rr^r..t we mention the untimely death' of Bro. p Isaac Peterson leader of cfass No. 27 and a faithful member of Be*jhrl _?? churchy of long standing, who was present worshipped in the services Sunday night, but was run over by an automobile while crossing Sumter St., In "front ofthe church and died _,_La short i while afterwards, at Good Samaritan Hospitol. BroT ?Pete' as he was commonly calleiPwill be greatly missed in Bethel. He was alwav* readv and willing to do what he could for his church. Bethel church goes out in sympathy to his children and family in their hour of sadness. ON A Y ** N \ S Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday, May 31, was a rainy day, and church attendance was verv noor and yet the faithful few was at their post of duty, at the usual hour- ofservice, Rev. W." I. Gore, Rev. J. F. Stanley, Rev. A. McQueen. Rev. Pen Johnson, Rev. McGill and Rev^?G. W. Jones ascended the rostrum, after all preliminaries hv the?nastt.r he. presented Rev. J. F. /Stanley, he delivered" his message with grace ami ease. It was. found in St. Matt! 5 48, " "suBject; "The stand of 'Christian Loving." When he had finished his subject the Lord's prayer was charavd and the regular routine of services gone through, remarks were made by Rev. McQueen and Rev. Johnson. The Sunday School and A. C. E. League is still progressing. "Night services were very spirited the pastors' text for this service was found in the book of Isiah G-8, subject, "Heue am I Send Me." He preached a soul-stirrfng sermon. , MAKfON NEWS A large attendance was witnessed Sunday-morning at Sh-dtdm-A. M, K. "Churcm The music furnished oy Jie - 4choir was excellent and was eiijo.-.ed ! by all. The Marion County Tra~Tninjif~??Tyri ol closed a successful school term on last itoi. u. *j. iMoDull ?e is Principal. The wrter^ preached tiic.| annual sm mmi foi ih^TcntT"77Tr"firee= Sunday at Str John.? The "Slab Town"-Gon/ialion In-id ?. at St. John was a success. . Rev. James L. . McClintiv. Pastor i nf Mifihnl'it? |? -ln-d :i i.-L-il sermon pn last Sunday night and his j choir furnished the music. Revival , meeting at St. John begun., at St. j icii.t Sunday ? ght. i'he'writ v will . do the preaching. All class leaders reported a rmnd-r report for May Day. The graduates was.dtdigliifully en . tertaned at St. John Church. The Sun Beam Club hail an entertainment in the basement on last , Monday evening. Miss Zenobia John son. President; Miss Thelma Coddard, Secretary. The writer in company with J. P. Washington, D. C. Deas, J. W. Betheaand his inother-in^aw motored to Columbia on last Tuesday and wit- j nessed the Commencement eSWvises at?Benedict. All of the pastors of Ae city are working hard for the advancement of the people in Marion. The Young People's Progressive Club is still going forward under the leadership of Wardell Nicholas. Mrs Mfinmi fin i in woa u nlonynnt vi<i , . tor at the. . M. E. Manse on last] -U3JBA 'A .'0 "JO-'d?au\uv)A3 -A>;pu(>K tine who is the principal at Mullins High School has just completed a line f scholastic year and reports things arc ifrf tine condition ?r ? ??? '* CARLISLE NEWS The funeral?services ?of Mrs. Victoria Monroe were^ held from?St.. James Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Wilxr-^the pastor, delivered a tirrfely And helpful enlogy. Rev. W. L. Johnson, Rev. L. M. Tobb on the platform. Mrs. Monroe was a lumber of the above named church and a consistent christian. Miss Edna Johnson, a student of Allen University is home again, to_ the delight of all. Rev. J. M. Dawkins, Miss Averia Dawk ins, and Mrs. Mary F. Sartor, Attended commencement at Allen Uni veralty. r ? Quite a number enjoyed the Silver ? Tea at the A. ML F.. parsonage on last Sunday afternoon. . v Rev. J. M. Dawkins was hurt, hut not seriously, in an auto wreck on l?ft Saturday. tm iimiiiniiiMffima 'i nm r SOUTH r A ROT IN A ? ' 1 i, Mrs. Marie Koon and son left for their home in t'omaria, after spending some time >vith-- their aunt, Airs. Willie Setzler. 1 : ' mim.' | Si\ M AUK A. M, E. C'Hl'KCH I?: -!. '?^ 7 j I'cc l>ee. S. C.?Rev. T. J. Hanson ,... ,#v..iiinv. over a nig program fos the church, f?TLe people though weak financially are trying 'to do with our othc; strength. lie is progressing in Uu (evangelistic world. He just closed I Pastor^ Re\ F. Bo\ Rev. Ransom was the dinner guest |6f Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly where thev made it pleasant for him, witl ] their daughters, Orea and Dorothy jus entertainers.?Many courses were \ served, lie \yas also a guest of Mr. i and Mrs. Sam Cock field, Mr. tand ' Mrs. Forest Cockfield, Rev. and Mr. | S. A. Robinn.-on, Mr. and Mrs. Jos! eph Robinnson. Mr. anil Mrs. James Robinson, Mr | and Mrs. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Keith;. Mr. and Mrs. Bacott and Misses Ellen and Susie C m-u-k The ponpu-by w, tyot ixUPreekrtion~lSresim ted th i-evmTTrfTisT\vith several nice things to eat, an a small donation in money. Those presenting gifts as follows. Mesdamcs Thomas, Annie. Keith, R. 1 Truluck, Lizzie Grant^Pj^T^HytTtan. Harris, Ruth Timmons, Finch Gibbs, Ida- Cooper, Irine Robinstyi, Leala Wilson, Queen Miller, A. Robinson,IS. Cain, M. Robinson, Boyd Rowell, '"Bonnie"'"Coek field, James Robinson, ; Mapo'e Jones, Cary Jones, E. Gregg, Estelle White. Eliza JohtlSpn, BfJtstT i Gibbs, Mapple Robinson. R. Bacott, Will Thomas, K. Robinson, E. Sherd, j L. Jones, J. Green. L. Kelly, Rev. S. ' A. Robinson, . G. \V. Robinson, F. Gregg, Y. Cusack, 11. Cain,-M. Jones, P. Singletary. As Rev. Ransom is trying to care Hbr thanks the .good people t or wluit iCIie'y gave. We pray God's choicest j Idessing upon then! and their loving j Pastor, Rev. J?F. Boyd. . ... . . . CARLISLE NEWS ; .* '* Sunday School yvas interest at.William Chapter Sunday.* A wonderfu' lesson -was taught. Supt. Wesle.C Emerson conducting. ?Me. ;inil Mi", Albert Hawkins wemto his Inline Saturday evening to vis it his family. Mr. and Mrs. Mike , Hawkins and rejurnejJ. StuiduX--cy*a^ ing to their home in Lexington. The death of" Mrs. Vick Treglei who died Friday night was a lost to the community, The funeral was held Sunday May .'50 at 4:d0 P. M After a long lingering illness sin leaves to mourn her parting a Lost of rel"4' ' : nids, Mr. and Mrs. WilJ Hayes an dseveral of their friends visited his sister Mrs. Martha Hawkins Sunday evening at Carlisle, After a few hour t- they returned to their home in Winns boro, S, C. I.'M V V I I.M t M .m. c.. vmm tl nation was .seated witlifn the confines ur . . ... i on iast Sunday morning, at the usual hour services began with tiie regular preliminaries after which the speaker of the hour. The Bishop -Louie his text from the 84 Psalm at. tlie i 1 verse wliieii reads, "For the Lord ( * ' is a sun and shield: the* Lord will give grace.""' glory: no' good things will he withhold from" them that walk uprightly;'-' -The ser"lliun, ntliei tlrnii In ing inspiring and touching was very instructive. It was a pleasant surprise in having the Bishop ill our midst and he expressed himself as being happy to, he with us. During the usual period four persons were enrolled on?thechurch record. . , A pleasing program was rendered at the evening hour of worship. This was sponsored by Stewardess Board No. 1. Mrs. M. J .""Alston, President. This being Woman's Day the phog'vnin was in keeping with Vhe trama. Solos, duets, ouartets .etc., were rendered by a splendid group of young people. Again the Junior Choir under supervision of the director and with Miss A. K. -Moore?at the organ served on this occasion. A large gaUhering of members and friends were present. We. were glad to see Mr. Saxton Wilson from Mt. Zion A. M. , P.. Mr. Wilson is an accomplished ; violinist and has served on program? ; in Emanuel many times. There were 1 also other visitors present./" On Memorial Day which was Sati unlay last, a group of boys, Troop | 54. A. L. G., and a few of the girls went on a long hike across the Ash-. I ley Memorial bridge and out into the [Tbunfry. The hike was very much enjoyed by all. We spent practically the whole day in the woods having , a delightful time. 'The Guardmas1 ter from Troop 54, (boys) and the ] captain from Troop 54, (girls) ac{"companied the gruuprJL_ The weekly good turns are as fof; lows: 1. Phoifed for tloctor for a sick perj son. > 2. lieturned poeketbook to lady who had" dropped it. 2. Prevented dog from being run over. pushing a car to one side of the street. 4 5. Went on an errand for teacher. Isn't This Awful George .Kenny thinks a crowbar is -ftp, pi.-.-,.,. ? the crows go to take a drink. 1 Marvin says he would rather be a ' bartender with his shoulder on the bar than a lieutenant with the bar on his shoulder. All's O. K. Boys; No Harm. THE PALME CEDar grove a. m. e. church news Messrs L. M. Abrams, Jim Epps were?pleasant visitors of Mr.?J. J. Epps Sunday. We?are very sorry to say that Mr. Asbury Abrams who lives in the city are still on the sick list and is in a ^very serious condition. We are asking all the members and friends of Cedar Grove A. M. E. Z. Church to visit him, also the members and friends of the surrounding churches may give him a visit. ? Miss Emma Eula Joiner is home after spending a few weeks with her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Johnson I of the city, they was very glad .to] have the young lady in the city. Miss Inez Epps from Whitiirvire js visiting her aunt in Newberry, Mrs. Victoria Baker, they are always glatC to have Miss Epps visit them. rne school teachers are all getting ready to attend the summer school; Mrs. Martha Bauks is a little ill at -thia writing,- \fe hope for her-al speedy recovery. nrcomniirtirrt I by his mother and sister niotqred to j Bruce Tabernacle, Sunday, May 31, i to attend a program. Mesdanves Braddie Epps, EhTiTra Epps, Fransis. Sanders, and their family were pleasant visitors of Mrs*_ Martha Banks Sunday, they enjoyed a lovely evtening. ' , ' WHITMIRE NEWS Sunday, May 31 was an interesting meeting held at A. ML. E. Zion "church by the many different Sunday schools of the iState, the Sunday School des? son was real interesting ^jLiscussed the subject. Jngduin We had a real intereStnig program conducted by-Miss Elliott" Abranv Supt. of Cedar Grove Sunday School. General discussion. How to increase the attendance of the Sunday iSchool. Adresses by the District Supt. \V. W. Wallace, class report by the Sunday Schol. Paper by Miss Elliott Abrams, Ana L. Abrams, Miss Inez Epps; Spiritual by the fcedar Grove Church Quartet; Miss Lizzie Gilliatns, Jesse Mae McRav: paper bv Miss, Pernett .Rice; pajje? Mrs. Rose L. Caldwell T paper Mrs, Fame''Shell; Ren. Miss Ella Wee Murphy, Somebody Knows. Church Cooperation by MVs. Mary Flllpi- Murmur ~ ? uutvv tl C UI9U USltll to an interesting talk by Mrs. McKay, also by tlte District Supt. qf the Monroe'Sunday School, Mr. Henry Solo by Mr. S. Abranvs. The Will Do Club had a very in-! teresting meeting on Thursday night with a large number present. Subject of Debate "Shall a Woman have erjiraT rights as a man."?Scores 1*2 und 13 in favor of the men. Aftep the Debate everybody;, was -served "by Mrs. A4iee -Byrd,?Salmon salad first course and "then cooled them down with ice cream and eake,Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Morgan and daughter motored to Greenwood, S. C., to see daughter. ^ -?? Miss Pernett Ricfe is all in smiles over Mr. John Ed Williams. Miss gaged to Mr. Henry Gilliams. MILLER CHAPEL NEWS The**Sundaiy School was in full bloom, many teachers and pupils are back home for a few months. ^, Mr. Cleophns Floyd made a very sane address, that showed training on last Saturday night the Rev. Hiram Hurst in holy wedlock at his home in Cannontown the pastor Dr. McClellan aftieiation. Mrs. Frances Hurst comes', cast her lot with 'Miller Chanel at whose quarterly conference her husbuml is. The deaconers hoard led on by Mrs. T^. I. Pratt had Torn Thumb" \tfedding last Wednesday. P. M., good' results. Mrs. L. M. O'lder directress of tht- play. ' m ?At lliti) Dr. MaCUHun aDiiiiunni .1 as a subject^ 'The Watchmen of the Church," from which a wonderful impression i&as made on his hearers. Mrs. Queen Ateherson of .Spartanburg, S. C., and Trinity - A. M. E. Church was a pleasant visitor of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Lasane and friends ??f the cit-v last week. Rev. J. O Oil lum of Whitemire Baptist Church preached a soul-touching sermon for us last Sunday night. Mr. Fant, son and daughter of Whitmire, S. C., called in to see Ruv. and Mis. MiOlellan last Sunday afternoon,..Mrs. Jan'nie Suber of New Brookland, Double Branch A. M. E. Church was in the service last Sunday A. M., visiting her ill mother who is improving, .Miss Addie Pearson had a widj? awake league this P. M., information that counts. Miss Relcrford ,made some interesting remarks at league dime. "~7 *" BISHOPVII.EE CIRCUIT NEWS > . Sunday was a beautiful day and high in-spirit. The Sunday School was a1 veritable flower garden. Every body was busy and .was good was obtained from the. work, Sunday at ll we spent one hour in our Sunday School Union which was conducted by Bro. T. B. Blyther, iSupt., Class No. 1 taught ,bv Bro J W T?p1?w rMoac No. 2 taught by Bro.. Williante, class No. 3, taught by Bro. M. Alston, class No. 4, taught by Sis". .TiiTia Alston. The lesson was reviewed by the pastor. This was the best union that ever been held ifi Benjamin Chapel since it has been organized. At 12 a preaching contest was in order, the pastor introduced the servi'de by announcing hymn' No. 192: "Oh for a closer walk with God." The first sermon was preached by Rev. 17 Measure. Rev. J. W. Felder Second, after which a collection of amount $4.50. It was a high day everybody enjoyed the services. After closing of the service the pastor motored forty miles to Lancaster, S, C., to preach for the Rev. W. S. MeCoullough, at the iSecond Baptist Church. He preached from the 6-12 of St. John!> the Revelation Divine, subject PINCKNEY'S F ?l-HVDKK'f AKK-R ANI) l.K ?- SOrTH (AKOL1V W TTO LEADER -gg "The open of the Six Seal in order." While he was in town he called to the parsonage of tS. Paul At M1. E. Church to vfsll'the Rev. J. C. Smart. llr found him confined to bed verv, very illrin a suffering condition, his feet and?legrr are swollen very much. Rev. C.4a Mclwain said that he did not think he would be able to be out from his. room soon by the statement given him from Rev. Smart he said he was in Rod spirit. He said his officers and members are taking care of him while He is ill. Rev. .1. C. Crocket?r*?looking:?after?his?church work for him, he is asking for the prayers of the ministers and laymen likewise of the Columbia Annual Conference and others who wish to join in prayer for him that he may soon over come his suffering condition and he himself again. ??7 l.orand Williams, Reporter.? S1.MTKR BIS I KIHU (INFERENCE The annual session of- the SumtPr -District Conference held at El>eHeKer A. M. K. Church, Maysville, S. May 21-2M?w?e?in?overs ?respect, spiritually and financially, a success, and is now history. Those who witnessed it'thijp year have stvled it os being among the best ever held in the district. The various, subjects listed on the program for discussion were ably discussed by those assigned to? discuss them, which proved both intt'i'csting and profitable- tor those whrswere present. The conference was graced with the presence of the Right Rev. R. C. Ranson, Bishop of South Carolina and Louisiana on Thursday. Dr. _P. Spears, Presiding Elder pifXluj&umter District, with Words befii I ting presented the Bishop to the eotiferenee. Bishop Ransom is always interesting and inspiring in his ?<(. <1 fosses', and WS.R- none the less on thi' : |occasion. In his remarks he campleIVvxriMf a/I Tt; OL , 1 mumvcu ui. opears ior having: put Out such a splendid program, and declared it unique. * _ 1 Among the other distinguished-vT^sitors present were: Prof. C. G. Garrett, Field Agent for Allen University, who gave the conference a treat by way of-a speech, Drs. E. A.1 Adams Fllis. J. E. Thomas.?Mi?Jt* Pumpter, R. F. Anderson, Presiding Elders-respectively of the Newberry District, the Winnsboro District, the Flo pence District, the Manning Dis- | trict and the Dillon District. J. S,"Cw t -Pastoj of t)ur Church in Florence; 1. II. Alston'. Pastor of our Church in Mullins; L). W. Robinson, our Pastor at Mailing; J. W. Taylor, Pastor Emanuel' M. E. Church, Sumter; A. G. Town send,-. Pastor of the M. E. Church, Maysville; W. L. Bruten of the Presbyterian Church; R. E. Anderson of the Presbyterian Church and a host of other distinguished visitors which -iiace will not permit-the writer TiTTnentibfTT Too much cannot he said in commending Dr. I.. A. Wells, and his good '.wife, his congregations and his friends- in Maysville for having entertained the conference so royally. Roe. Wells is indeed a noble pastor.. The annual sermon was pneached Thursday "night by the Rev. .Jordan. I the noon day sermon Friday by Rev. E. A. Parker, and the Educational sermon. Friday night by the Rev. Dawk ins. . Dr., Av P. Spears presided over his conference with the usual dignity, and to the delight of the conference announced himself as a candidate for the- National Presidency of tije A. C.I K. League. The Conference heartily endorsed his candidacy for this hon> ' ????? I IVffsf'S DK A i MRS. P. R. i +|?' "' ' ~ 'J . $ ' " ' CIGARS, AND APEX TOILET PREPARATl vpivot X. .Race Magazines And Newspaper; $ : ICE CREAM :j: . phone V -1122 Assembly Street. A f' AN N 0 r N PIEDMONT SUl HOCK llll.l. St <\ 11 T> I A(VKK1>ITK1) u\ STATE W ? / Faculty exjjerieiuVtl aiui e.tfic ?Ker-v k't^r 7? . All t Ted its leail "o raises, To tificatesj.. Tuition for term to s-jfran: Bulk.tin sent on re?|ues*t.' write, S 1,7 Ff \* i. F Yv FHrectnr pgi oi able position, and expressed t(uopiniwn that Id* is worthy of it. Rev. 1*1. A. Parker, Ks?|.. reporter Tllli RINGS I Kl.l. _ '.J IHS I KH I (ONT I.Rl.Nt I The K lligstree I)ist l il t t oji fet etlOe j was heji) in St. Andrews. A Al,?p.. Church. -A1ay )-21 x. Rev,?S. .1 " 11iI. birrs nastoi*. Dr. T. J.' Miles'.'"!*: F t the"7^1t. Pleasant iJistriet known us the great t'hureh Lawyer. l?r. .J l., 'BeribOw bur pastor of Morris .K:\-wij f"1 .arleston S TT Br. Reiihuw is :577 assA't to the .A. M. 1'.. I hureh. l)i? , J. 1*1. Thomas, P. E. of. the Florence Bistriet, bettor known as a P-yehologist. y *.. ... ? When?a?man - ux .his?Ih. '. rw't !'ai! he knows how to get after him with, out making hint feel had in corn-' party. Po\. Riehar.l>..i. :<o.? IV.a i Brown of' the Flyrence Jti'tiut Wrought- Ou? Fiof, i Univ.,. held tin* audience s|ie)l hc/und \\itn his wonderful nies.saue. l>r H. i. K. Brogdou. Ke\ s. .1 C. Janvs. .1 Holman, our . pasting in (leu! >reto\c n brought . greeTings. and many others;!" which- we. will'-not mention at thi-_L writiniri' lie,. 1 >?& W.t.-.i.in.'; a jarruduate of-Allen University alter pastoriiYg in Virginia for eleven year is hack - with u??m-*S. u br.-T\ J. Miles our trr-Kinjjfstree District was at 'his host lie is in tl|e rttce ?for the Bishopric i feel that the Church would niake no mistake in electing him to thiexalted position. -Xo man ought to he elected to this exalted 'position on frimi-hjp, J'Ut l'..r serviyy. and that is what Dr. Miles has done fur the Church. I .1. C. Quaiies, Kepot l?U*v . Do Most Of Your TradWith 01ir? A dvertisers. ?. *7* i ITfi STORK * * x IESE, Prop. ? ? ????? x * ~ \i p nlr r ic \ B K 11 F S TOBACCOS. < X ONS?COMIMF.TF STOCK. \\n? s lan Always-He Found Here. AND SODAS y : 7s2o . * ?f' C olumbia. S. C. % C E M E X T V1MJKR SCHOOL * K Ai ca sT i. itm M'AKTMKNT OF V/OlVATlON F i. nt, will u>11 k 11' lit-!| it-ai hio - in -Tlassit'icain n, and niit-wal i>: i-t-iBxiard and Lodging, toim ^lA.nu yiiy-S'llrtllfl 111 ti'l' 111 :i! lull di-Oled mmanmmmmmmr render the Jast ro- RHn tt to the departed in |Ky7J| nir solemnity and appriateness you will I our organization the ? in which to place ? I I I BBE?hssseA Page FlTt, UNEAL HOME KNSKI) KMHAKMKR OF rAND GEORGIA ? =" Funeral Cars and Funeral Equipment *" As Good as the Best And Better than the Rest And Prices Less ?rot RTKsr ? _____ and SERVICE Office Rhone 5707 Residence Rhone 7705 1000 W ASHINGTON ST. COLUMBIA, S. C. BUY OAS AND OIL LEEYY'S SERVICE STATION &. OARAGE 1 ft.') 1 Taylor St. . Rhone 9271 OI'EX ALL NIGHT - ' : PROFESSION AJL_ _ CARDS 7 "" ~ i I)R. II. H. COOPER Dentist of the G um$. Sj euhl Attnitiun Given* to Disease* Gohi. ? rown :?nd Bridge Work A Sneiialty : r- ' *" Office'. Rhone'6429, -Res. Rhone 8264 i2o Washington. St., Columbia, S.C. DR. S. R. GREEN Office HuUi-jl- Telephones , y to 10 a. m. Has. 6028 12 to 2 p7m. Office: 6776 b tu 8 p. rii. Ofllfei T ,7 v J" 'kesidence: 1500 Gregg St. ? 1608 Gregir ' " Office Hours Phone ?1:.?? A. M. t'u"2 P. M Office 3530 6.U0 P M. to HfTMl Res^U^S -> ~Dr. 77. ETSlepnenson r; Phjioifian uml Sfffgeon Dise&ke of Women and Children A Specially Office. Residence: 1414',4 Assembly St. 1326 Oak St. 4 * Office Hours. Telephones: 8:30 A. M. U. 7 uti P. M, Qffjrp Residence 8878 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Pillingb, Plates, frowns and Bridget , Sunday hy Appointment Mxli aciiuli Uy r onductive Aneathesit . ~ ^ -a?Special v^T?? : 1107 Vs Washington St., Cola, S. C. DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given Diseased OT~Women. Office Residence U26 Washington 22150 Hampton Phone 6429 - Phone 7664 DR. J. (i. STUART Office Hours: Telephone: 11:00 to 1 ;00 P.. M. Pes. 46yZ 6:00 to 8:0U P. M * Offic* <^90 Office:. . Residence: 2030 Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. Office Hours: Phones 1 U-AT-JL-Io- 2 Plft. ? R??,*876 6 P. Mi to 8: P. M. Office 424T DR. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children . A Speeialty Office: _ Residence:" 2115 Lady Street 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S. C. O'fice Phone 8407 Res. Phone 0798 N. J. FREDERICK A ttorney-at-Law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COL'RTS ?State and Federal i 1119 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. jj ^ H.joiiNSON^ee.t ?| Notary Public and Dealer 1 in real estate and f^le of lota in ?( I PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beau-'l tifully located on paved road above M j College Place. ^ - Phone 6422. 1 ... 1109% Washington Street Jj