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SAUK KHiHT "I Recommend" \ - to-thrifty v"i !' Housewives !. r . of Columbia pp Milled and Distr ? Allen Brothers COLUMBIA ? LAM A R NEWS Sunday being such a pleasant day which made it possible lor the large crowd whielr attended church opened at the usual hour with officers and teachers at their post. The worship sot vices were pleasing and helpful The message by the pastor was full of the old time spirit and our hearts did burn ^-...-jvithin us while he talked by the '? way. Indeed it was seasoned with Pentecostal power. We were hap py to be honored with the ehnnec to participate on the program spon sored by the WSCS Sunday afi o cnoon at Sandy Grove church. A mong the outstanding speakers were ~3Tt\ and MfsfSum Darnels, Mr. It. S. Davis, Mr. L. Goodson Mrs, M. Dubose, Prof. W. B Jo nits, is proving himself quite nr outstanding leader among us. Since the first Sunday in April will be our big spring rally day let -us >;tarrt now and lav aside $1.00 tc be reported at that time. Miiss Ethel Davis, Mr. S.D. Mad Mr. K. -Jacks!!. Mr. Cr I Hobs daughter. Mrs, B. A. Green are or the sick list. Mrs. Ruby Thomas is still boosi ir.g her church. ? Miss Celeste Daniels was th( we?Jc end guest visiting relative! and friends. She is a student ol Morris college. Mr. Lucas of the U. S. Navj was the guest 0f his parents Mr And Mrs. B. Lucas last week. By Hr Davis, Reporter r' Sandy Grove Methodist Church By .Mrs. L. M. TT. Sunday afternoon, was a "Re< Letter Day" for the charge* The special WSCS program is proviny to be quite a cultivating event ii church leadership. The addresses by Mrs. E. Rodrickt Mrs. R. Caper; = Mrs. K. Kirvin were lull of infor matter. Mrs. L. M. Hymos, Mrs Eunice Burroughs were the due singers. The soloist were Mr. S tlaniels and Mr. L. Goodson. A mong the visitors were Misses J Harper, L. A. Greene, Ethel Mac! Prof. W. B. James of the Lamai high school. Mr. Cleo Thomas ^expressed hin h?lf iut being very much plea.sec over the fine spirit of fcllowshi] on the charge. Mr. Moses Rivers as charge leader is urgin,, for i great meeting during "Week o Dedication". Mrs. Marion Rivers our faithful president is .proving herself ? successful kingdom huih er. The offering for both, churches was $46.00. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Byrd anc Mrs. Harmon Bvrd represented th< charge at the Sumter Dist. grouj meeting which was held at Ash bury church near Lynchburg. S Cy Monday along with Rev. M. J Porter. According to Mr. Byrd the Lamar charge made a full re port. Rev. Harfry Brown and th< pood members of his rhaiw rennri fd ?287,tlO whith paid in full a J -e4eims for the * year. Mrs. Xuli "Byrd is saying that Sanoy Grov< will "park" th(. ball on the thir< Sunday in M^u'ch* Mr. D. J. Butris chairman hotm of Stewards is aiming at $500.00 or the second Sunday in April in th< big spring rally. . ' LAURENS NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Church Rev. I,. C. Butler, I'astor Sunday was r real spr+ng-'rkt day and the chu-.ches had nice at tendances. Sunday school began ai the usual hour with the Asst Supt. and teachers at their post The lesson was reviewed by tin . pastor. The morning services were vejtn, inspiring. Rev. Butler's text -was taken from St. Luke 10:37, therm Having Compassion on a Neigh' ched ^Jabie- "Dest iUH FLOI alUc quality and economy arc amonc thrifty \voiGm?these flour they use r^r-r-andJnyaOl'R receives unanimous ap- > hed and table-tested to assure jr< ults! Every member of your rer?UuLjlel'cious biscuits, cakes h 51 /f ihujtcd by 19 \? Milling Co. * GREENWOOD nHVVHBHBnnsnp nnRzsBinQDRnan bot-. 1 -, St. Paul Baptist Church |{fv. L. B. Mixin. I'astnr Sunday was a spring-like?clay and churchgoers were in attendance in large numbers. The Sunday school held a fine, uplifting session. Rev. Moon preached both morn- i ing?and evening as- he-had never ~ preached before from 101st Psalm and 2:!rd Psalm, respectively. The spirit ran high and all felt i t ' l- was good to he here. The Midget -i choir sang in the morning and , the Juniors at night.? ~ We arc sorry to veport Deacon i Q. T. Oliphant as ill in the Voter- | ; ans Hospital in Columbia. ( Miss Alma Johnson is ill in !the County Hospital. Mrs. Myra Holland of the Usher Board continues to improve af- . : ter a serious illness, i We are glad to report-Mrs. Grn> den as continuing to get better. An enthusTsastic com in unity ~ l mass meeting w;is held at St. . , Pa u Tc bur eh Monday night. Many ? potential gnrdejiers pledged t o help to victory by way of the t back yard. Mr. Fred Taylor, agriculturist. was the principal speak? er. Mr. Roys tor of the City Health - Dept. brought a. message T f t' much interest. Solo l.y Mrs. Wright and the Midgets again * sang patriotic and spiritual selce* tions. Mr. Toy Burton of the U. S. Army is home looking fine. We arc glad to see Sgt. Murry Crisp on furloe.gh for several days War Ration Book Xo. 2 is be, ing issued here, as elsewhere, by" the faithful teachers.^ They receive the applications with a smile ' i The Pulpit Aid Club met at the . home of Mrs. l.ucinda Jackson on " Thursday. 1 Mrs, Mamie Thompson w a s hostess' for .the Chiistiau Savmgsli Club Tuesday night. Friends in Laurens were .shock * od to hear "of tlie tragic death of Miss Ixiuise Stewart, daughter of j Rev. II.W.D. Stewart, Greenville, r Personals The many friends of Mr. Q. I"). i Oliphant will be interested t o i j the Veterans Hospital in Colum, bia. i | Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson of 1' , Spartanburg, S. C. were visiting , niends hero Friday afternoon. * | Rev. Wilson is the former pastor i nr spnugneur Baptist church. I ; Profs. I.M.A. Myers and H. \V. Baumgardner of Allen University 1 were in the city Friday in interest I of the University. "The ALIenites i met at the home of Mrs. M. N. - Snndlers at X p.m. The following . officers were elected: Mrs. M. N. _ iSaJUilcii. Pres.. Airs. WrUie M?e- , Barksdale, Vice Pres.; Mrs. Nan nie Golphin Sec.; Mrs. Letha - Leake Asst. Sec.; Mrs. Willie B t McCoy Treas. Next meeting at L the hama at lit*, itaCay Fab. yfi 1 at 8 pin. The hostess assisted by t Mrs. Barksdale served a delicious 1 repast. Mesdamcs Leila B. McCoy and ' Lois M. Pressley and Mr. Spur1 ge?n Bendy attended the funeral ' of Miss ! ouise Stewart in Greenville last week. The Jolly Pals Saving Club met rit the home Miss Callie Lee Harris Tuesday afternoon. Master Blown Franklin o f Greenville is visiting his uncle. and aunt Mr. and Mas. Earl Franklin. Miss Juanita Mostly of * Greenville is also a guest of Mr. ' rjid Mis. Franklin. ' Pvt. Lawrence Brown of Mar iahha Fla. spent several days ' with his wife-mul other relatives ! last week. r Mrs. Janm Brockman and Mr. ? Berry Madden royally entertain? ed tiie members of the E. O. So? cial Club at the home of the for b CONTAINS ADDED? . Vitamin B-l . Calcium s v . I t on . Niacin ed \ m\ inor Monday night. Sgt. Eugene Crisp of Louisiana is visiting his parents Mr. and Mis. Will Crisp and family. HENNETTSVIl.LK NEWS Quite a number of Valentine parties were given by our social clubs in the city.? Little Mtrsar Maggie Mae Illery entertained a number of her friends Monday evening. Games were played after which a -woet eourst. was served. A plensaiit evening was spent. Mrs Dora I'egin s Mrs ('.corp.' and Ellerson of Qheraw were the r.-.ii.cte ?? 1 ..1.. ..?1 WJ tlJUJ. I.UIH I14IJ4II family Sunday. Mrs. Donella W. Cooplen of \V. Main street made a .nop call to the iiporter Wednesday evening after o few weeks illness. Mrs. Sur.ceal Dudley Jonson of N'. 'Y. the pnly daughter of Mrs, Anna Dudley is home visiting mother and -othei relatives and friomts. The sudden death of Mr. Thonell Grace Wednesday p.m. on his way to the doctor was a shock to all He was funeralized Sunday afternoon at St. Mohael M. E. church Rev. Gr.pplo, pastor. He leaves t-t mourn his passing, a devoted wife M,rs', Pearl Watson Grace, three sons,' one daughter a mother, Mrs Hattie Grace, three brothers, one sister, and a host of near relatives and friends. Mrs. Louisa Malloy was funeral, ized at Rhiloh church Sunday p.ni She leaves to mount her lost a bus band, six children and a dear mo ther. one brother, one sister. Mr. Herbert Hurley arrivec from Pennsylvania; Mrs. Bessie Long, from N'. Y.; Rev. and Mrs Coleman from Virginia, to view tin last of their sister, Mrs. Malloy^ Rev. A~ Wrtght, pastor of Shi Toh- took his text from 4Caok. sutv ject The Family of God. Tin saints of God enjoyed every second of the service. Go to church while you can and not when you ai> earned in by the undei takers. God is God. Miss B. E. Graham is busy as never before outlining her work n.tltc different districts for-Community day. The teachers are doing very nice work and I am sure they will make an excellent report from ca:h school. Rev. and Mis. v*cbbs, pastor and wife of Evans Chapel AME Zion fhtm-h arc doing nicety.?Thoy beldtheir monthly missionary meet ing at the home of Mire. Mary Jones on Amelia ISt. Sunday. A splendid meeting was carried out and n very large crowd was present. Our sick friends are slowly improving. MPs. Clara Alford. Mrs. TuTTa Thompson, Mrs. Martha Grace, Mrs. Novilla David, Mr, Miles, and Mrs. Chestnut. . Mrs. Sutton arrived home from X Y to spend a few days home witn mother. Mrs. Sutton, Prof, and Mis. Arthur Sanders and a few other friends of Sumter passed through the city last week end on a business tr,-p to Washington, D. C. Prof, uhd Mrs. Sanders arc the children of Dea. C. R. Reese. Mis. Iola Reese has over lfiO two pound chicks ready for market she raised during the cold winter months. Call out to see them. C. D. Sanders, Reporter SKI) AM A NEWS Rev. W. F. Hunter and members went to Trinity AME Zion church in Woodruff Sunday for service. All reported a fine time. Mr. C. Browning has returned to Winston Salem after spending two weeks with home folk. Mrs. Annie Bell Wrinec and children spent Saturday with Miss Beulah Gilliam and Alisa Minerva Tim PA1.MKTTO KI.ISH A A. M. E. CHTUCH Rev. J. N. Caughiran. Pastor S. S, opened around the usua .hour with the Supt. and co-work cis at their post ol' duty. As u* -ual our S. S, wus.4wr*#iy attended Founder's Day Funds was alsc raised during the Sabbath school A wurui prayer service was con ducted by sisters Al'illie A. Lindsay and sister Lydia Scott. Afterwards the pastor read the scriptim lesson from St. John 6:1-16. lit delivered a wonderful messagt front St. John 6:11 -i, subject Jesus Feeds a Multitude. The message was enjoyed by all. We were al -so?clad to have?members frtur Welch's Zion IthntisC church tvnr. ship with us. The trustees als< raised ?12.0(1 m Their rally. Orr quarterly conference will convene the second Sunday it March with Trinity A ME churcl and \vt> hope to make round re ports. We were clad to sec our Supt out auainaftern Tew days -of?Ht ness.lle was missed very muel last Sunday at. Sunday school. Come to the friendly church, oui door stands ajar. COPE NEWS Rev. C. C. Burjjes#, Pastor ? Sunday a.m. was -pleasant ant quite a number of young and oh people found their way to church the Good Hope, Circuit. The les son was reviewed 1/y the pastor. At Good?Hope?the - tesfhnonia meeting was very inspiring. Thi pastor preached a wonderful scr mon from-The subject: Curse. A the close of the sermon Mr. C Rivers and Hi Sally from Oranjt burg were called to take the of rering wnicn amounted to We then elected the delegate t the District Conference, Electors) and Anneal Conference. Mr. F Hardy delegate, Mr. John Glas alternate. ? On last Tuesday night Christ nms Saving C'lub met at the horn of Mr. and Mrs. Gussie Hair. Af i i tor the opening service and th I business part of the club w were served refreshments tin. _ _were delicious. Mr., Shelton Curry who is ii the U. S. N. Training camp spoil a few days at home?with his wit and new baby. He left Sunday His family is somewhat improved We hope they will soon he out a gain. MT- M- E- ClihRCI Rev." D. C. Brown, J'astor Sunday school opened at th ^ usual hour with Supt. T. E. For guson and teachers present. Th lesson was reviewed by Mrs. M E. Sitton. Miss A. B. Harthorn spent th week-end with her parents Itt Du West. Also little Dorothy Sittori The farmers are very proud -fc have their children home fht I week, as this is registration week --They-eatr-do- much in preparing I victory garden and get their pou] , try yards in order. We can us all of the children we wish thi week as a war saving week. >' M. B Dorroh, reporter iv A\'h mnrvn diHim tvi ; i . I Mi a. Alox Smith honored ho ! husband Mr. Alox Smith with birthday dinner Sunday. Asid from the family, Rev. J. A. Facer of Wadesboro, N. C., was dinne guest. J Cpl. Alexander Johnson o Camp Leo, Ya., recently snent week-end with his aunts Mrs. E I P. Rivers of Chesterfield and Mr? , | L. J. Brewer here. During hi * I short stay here Cpl. Johnson mail i many friends. Miss V. E. Brewer spent last Ft day in Charlotte on business. " r tTouTSE STEWART Continued from Pago 2 1 Shoals, S. C. With afl member ' of the Mi-nistfcrial Alliance itl at tendance, the Rev. S. C. Camp bell of Detroit, Mich., officiate' _ over the ceremonies and Rev. \V K. Martin, a life long friend o the family, delivered the sermon Several others appeared. jVIes sages of condolence were ae knowledged from fyery section o the county. The local State Col r lege Club furnished flower girl: and active pall bearers. The life of this personality cm quite well and appropriately b( expressed in the words of Bryan wShe so lived that when her sum mons came to join that inhumer able caravan which moves to tha mysterious realm where eacl snuu utKc nis cnamDer m tne sn ent hall of death; she went no like the quarry slave at night? scourged to his dungeon, but sus tained and soothed byi an unfal grave like one who wraps t h < drapery of his couch about hin and lies' down to pleasant dreams Blake.? Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Gillian Jr., announce the biV$h of twir girls. They have been named Pau line and Olean Gilliam. Mothei and babies are doing fine. Miss Ida Gilliam spent the weel er.d with her couain MissJ Hattii Queen Miorman of tWiion. She re ported a fine time, Rev. Miss Kathle^to Fauset spent the week end witn%Irs. Min erva Blake. She also preached a New Hope AMR Zion chufich Sun clay night, for the Missionary la 1 dies. f?hc delivered a soul stirrinp message which all enjoyed. Mrs. Sallie Rice and Mrs. Acidic C. Rice are cm the sick list. Wc hope for tHem a bright day. Miss Drucilla Gilliam, reportei UvADDH Mt. ZIOX A. M. K. ( Ill KCH t Km. J. ('. Let man, Pastor t Sunday was a lu'uuul'ul day "for 1 I church-goers. Sunday School open- t eel at the usual hour with the supt. ' end teachers at their post* of duty. ' The-adult -clasa? was-taught hy ^ our pastor. He discussed some in- I foresting thoughts on the lesson. P Vi.s 141 i M.r T^TTTTTv T7iTm.hi <><! tl>.. i i\ ?? Y i i ?t?? ? % ill NOTICE TO J y ALL 1942 SUBSI ; % PAST DUE. SEN] ? SCRIPTIONS AT f 11 -- WATCH T] | ON YOUR i < - ? I?IHE PALME! ; f 0 .1 Ji ; I Repair or Replac 1 With Goot '9 COMPOSITIO Li OCR STOCKS ARE COM ARE VERY R 9 n n v v ' i i Mf?IVftrJieBdrHH Plenty of l'arkinK Space in U ~~ widened street in front. Help packages when possible. " PHONE 2-17G5 e iMBBHBHBMPMIi ' i i I Let' The Idee : Do All Your Dry Cleaning!! ' HERE ARE ?t' Special Savin r i r~3 -r ? PLAIN GARMENTS ( ash & Carrv.Tor onh ! $105 f Or combination of equal' Quan 2 dresses and 1 suit, or 2 dresset f i 2 skirts, or similar combination: (OVERCOATS 8c ADDITION, Avoid an Extra Charge for liar by llringing Along a Hanger Each (larment. * Alterations a We maintain an expert tailorfcs* men's and women's garments? t moderate. : IW^AL CL c (Formerly Peters' Oppo. Y. M. C. A. > 1427 29 Sumter St. r I J , ? esson in fine stylo. Services began immediately af- I cr S. S., with tin- Presiding Kidor. i P, M. Gary prea.hinir. Ho took his ^ e^t from Matthew 2c:"5. And his I rheme was "The Power of God". | i'his was a wonderful sermon and I ^asrn.nryrrrhy' rrth?Our TrrttrrTt i >TTT "or today was $22.8f> We paid the Elder in full and ive also paid OITF Kour.dt r's f)rry^ t f 1 i iUBSCRIBERS 1 t :riptions are | hstor sub- 4 ifncel v ?...?~? 4 ?e date % v paper. x TO LEADER f ~?_ Columbia,^S. X. t -r- - - - jr X M T .Y ?M?3M? llllil Willi I 1"Itofiflng Available T~T e That Old Roof i Quality iN ROOFING PLETE . . OUll PRICES EASONARLE Hardware Ctc 10 roar of our store and newly win the war . . cafry your 1216 HARDEN ST. j mmmrnr ! and ind Repairs < for Altering and Repairing ?and our charges are most Men's and Women's HATS T Expertly Cleaned and reblocked like new. 50c .EANERS- And HATTERS Dry Cleaners) text to Court House Phone 9932 S; mm assessment, Roth tIn1 Klilcr and I'ustor were pleased. -4< Elder Gary and Rev. I.ctman * were the week-end guests of Mi . end Milames Young, They e..joyod their stay very much. U CHESTER I'AR AGR-.IMIS; S. 7^h*r Br m y- White ~re'at h<UWe~| for a few days, having been nail i*ti because^ of the serio s illness 1 .... :>f His mother, Mrs. F.lvira W'hitcT t her home on Center St. Mr. WhitO is an expert mechanic, and s serving as a mechanic at Camp V !'.re; lienridge, Ky., where he if" itatior.etl. Every one seems glad 'n siM- him He is known "here as 'Sambo." Mrs. W hite is gradually improving. ^ Miss Cleopatra Spann left on Monday for Washington for aa "indefinite stay. Mrr-\Wylli.. Millfiey. of the (l.'lrd Aviation Squadron I'errin Field. SbermiMi. Texas"."' visited Ins- par . "Is at I.ogds, and friends" i n I iiester last week. Miss Kathleen Walton, now | Mrs. W kite McDaniel is now liv-J? [jng in Boonton. N. .J. . t. Mrs. Maggie. Mel,are, from | Wins. i-Saietn was the guest of I Mr:-, "mma Head, last week. Mis. Apnette Head is spending I a fo\?months m Summit. X. ,J. I Mrs. Georgian;! Grave Moore, -wife "rrt?Rev. S. Al. Moi.it was ~~ the week end vilest bf Mi s. S! M. G. Byrd. She is a member of the faculty of Ridgcliuul'1-Ugh school ? laspeV County. Finlev High School is closed this week.'and .the teachers are working on Ration Rook No. 2. Several rural teachers are assisting. . j Mrs. -Leia Woodard Rrice anil Miss Naomi Feaster spent Tues- ' .iuy very pleasantly with Miss Naomi'-* parents in the i-onnty Mrs. Ida Mae Mcintosh. and more have been visiting their ] aunt. Mrs. Ada Whitlock. A*hford street. ( Mr. I.ewis Mj.Ini.nsh of Ilaltiuiorc is visiting his parents Mr. .-iUiC Mrs?Will .Mclnto h in .Jeter-? villo prior to entering the armed forces' very soon Mr. Charles Frederick Sanders writes that he- is" doitig well? Somewhere on the West Coast. Tlte Roy Scouts, under the direction of Mr. Pinekney Sanders wciy a great help To the teachers and to all who came for Ration Rook No. 2. The boys were on *h< ' out the building and grounds. 1 They were all very gentlemanly 1 ahd did thoii* vi'rtvl.- ..<>11 a..a.. " " < < ? I Miss Mary Alston, of Finley I lligh faculty was ill two (lavs! last week with flu. I'fc. Darnell Colemam from * Camp Sutton, Monroe, X. C. vis- << itcd his brother Rev. ('. ('. Colo- . man, and his sister-in-law. Mrs. Alcostis Coleman last Sunday. ^ Mr. Henry -Miller from Camp j~u rt. Hen tuner, Ga.. was horo a I few days this week to see his mother. Mrs. Lottie Richburg. Chester friends aTd" Very sorry I to learn of the tragic death of .Mr. Coleman at a crossing neat | Carlisle, when the car in which *1 ~hr was riditVjT was struck bv a train, completely demolishing tin _ car, and killing him instantly. Rev. Mr. Hillian, pastor of Williams Chapel church at Carlisle, who was- also in the car was ser- t iously hurl, and is a patient in j a Union Hospital. They were enroute to St. ~T7uRc X M. K. ^ thatch, Sunday morn fag. See Masters \ andt'(> Larks and j John Gilbert Johnson for your j oaper each week. | Poro Beauty School ] Located at 2481 Millwood Ave. BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL i ITS BRANCHES I vhflmpooinp, Pressing. Marcelling ! Croquinolling" Finger Waving, . Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Man- 1 icuring, Massaging, Hand ^ i Molding, Anatomy anr* : Electricity. ! C PttOXP rtfig7 _ Vnnie M. Rope T. Malone, Pres. I ^ Wilhclmina C. Pope, Instructor j LEEVY'S FUNERAL HOME Undertaking and Embalmin ?SLOGAN? MAs Near As Your Nearest Phone AMBULANCE SERVICE Batesbnrg and Rldgeway, S. C. 1831 TAYLOR HT. COLUMBL PHONESi 28619?23610 .1 (urelay, February 27, 1943 SPRINGTIME N THE ROCKIES" KTTY C.KA1JLK. JOHN PAYNE * Kill :M t l<.\ ;> l>.\ < ATlRDAY?"HERE WE GO AGAIN" FIHHER MdiKK"and MOLLY RED SHELTON ~Sl NI> \ Y?W EDM ESI) A Y : A S A R L A N C A -WITH 111 MPHRKY HOr. ART . > FAIT" HEN URE!(D ' IN (.'.RID BERGMAN = ?TTi* lWT1 | Yr |I r 9 I H E_JL 1) O V E H ! 'J TODAY ANI) SATl RDAXI II -CSjnDS J Y THRILL RACK HI) WAR STORY OF TODAY "STAND BY FOR ACTION" 1 ROliilKT TAYLOR HKI AN DON LEVY Mollie's Cafe and Beauty Shop First Class?Best of Service^ jfl Reasonable To AU Cpen every Day until Mid- fl nighL Appointments Filled Phone 2-789.r> 191G HLANDINt; ST. CO M M HI A'S N F.WKST ? AND FITTEST XTGHT CLUB THE SAVOY CLUB 1 LOCATED ONT THE OLD W1NNSBORO ROAD 51 j Miles from (he City Limits if Kail?Claire. The?Savoy Gluh -fl vas formerly known as the Palnetto Grill. T* Sea Foods, Chicken and Steaks A speciality 'iH We cater to private par-lie* and Clubs Mrs. Lula E. Nilos, Proprietress Waverly Esso Station Cor. PINE & TAYLOR STS. I Make This Your Headquarters For Complete OMS-SAOF SCltVICK ; Telephone 9518 Jasper Caldwell, Manager ? ? T 11 E ? NEW COZY INN The Most Attractive Cafe in the City Will Serve You With Lunches sandwiches, lteor. Wine, Cold )rinks of every kind. Call and iee foi?yourself. Reasonable Prices to All 1509 HARDEN STREET - - i Mrs. Cornelia Osbie Gray, Proprietress irown's Lunch Room i 1014 LADY STREET Good Home Cooking A Specialty Prompt and Courteous Servy^v Reasonable Prices?* )pen each Night Until Mid'night. ? | drs. W. Ii. Brown, Proprietress