The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 28, 1925, Page FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, March 28, 1$25.
( Church News <
BY DR. J. C
OO 00 CK?CK*?
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. B
Our Sunday School was large- ^
ly attended last Sunday, the ^
weather was an ideal spring day
Assistant. Snpt.J&maa. W, Hop- ~
kins^waa aLhis post, there were
about 200 pupils present; each
teacher filling his or her place.
..."?.. Little-Miss Juanita Williams at
t-he rnnChminn nf the loooon, i . '
was called on to give the Apos- *r
tle'juCreodi ondj)Ur duty to Qodl^
* - ' telligence and rapidity of a ma- *2
^ :?tured person. ? ?= ^
\ Last Friday night, we gave a P*
ff . Laby Contest from which we
??realized $174.15. The first prize | ir
of $5.00 in firold was won bv bn. 01
by Armeta Johnnie Mao Diggs,
the baby of Mrs. Fleda Hall-!**
Diggs^jthe church organist; ba-j^
by Maggie Kennedy won second iAl
prize of $4.00 in currency. Ba-jn
bies Carolina Summers, Helen 01
Bookman receiving- $2.U0 each ^
in silver. Babies Dorothy Wal- ^
.len, John Bassard,. Jr.; Hattie
Mae Waiters and Eugene Bates
all -$1.00 each. 1 "f ?
At 11:30 Sunday the big auditorinm
of Zion was packed
: .from pulpit,-to the door, the pas- h
... tor-presented all the babies withiw
their prize -monies,?The paotor ig<
had previously askocT"WaFc^rytjL
body having a baby,, to bring ^
him out on Sundays? .
Dr. White took- for his text s*
Ex. 2r$T7 "Take "this child a- ^
way and nurse it for me and i! ^
will give thee thy wages." The.
pastor gave a wonderful exposi- ^
_ tion of the text. He'treated a'
his~Texr tiiual """T
1. Take this child away from
the scene of early?impression ^
which is not good for its bender!
, mind. ' ; I w
2. ^Take it away from The
scene of gross dissipation andjj:1
3. Take - it away - from the j"r
scene of idolatry. "
.Take?it?away to a homet^
where the idea of the true God
may be instilled. His exposi- ^
I tton of, "n^fS6 it for mer^hs^
j ust grand. Then the pay" she 1
wuu to receive.- |fl
- At 3:00- o'clock the pastor:*'*
took with him the Rev. J. H. j?*
Westbrooks" of Chester, a stu-|
dent preacher of Benedict. CoU[-*
iege and went over to New!st
??Brookland?There the . Rev. J. ^
H."WesthrobRs" preached in the
P afleriiuun and night. a<
At 7:30 the pastor was back ^
at the "Old Ship ofZion." The a*
Officers of the Star of Zion Cir- J"
cle was installed. After which
the Rev. J. M. Beatty, of Jones- ln
villp, stnden*-prpgphpr of Rene??
. diet College preached a great
sermon. Four happy candidates
were baptized from the Shiloh M
Baptist church of Shandon An
~~T~Znex, and & more joined the church.?
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an employee at the University in
of South f Carolina, diedt and his 7C
f uneral was preached at Zion by
Rev. J. C. White, students of ^
111 - SOULll Carolina TJniversit.v ^
i as honorary pall-bearers. This6
is the first instance to bur knowl- ar
edge where youngs white men ?
have acted as pall-bearers for
a colored man.
Deacon A. P. Williams was pc
' called to Atlanta, Ga.,' Sunday h(
afternoon to the bedside of a
verv sick brother,
' I g?
Mrs. Alma L. Hopkins and n(
Florence Brown, both thought j tl
to be out of danger at the Ben- j vt
-t- edict Hospital.
Zion Baptist congregation K
has become so large that we are!SI
furnished with' a gradtiate nurse M
* ^ , , . _ _
at each service, with four helR?^
ers. Nurse Reese had vcharge ; pi
of iho ehurch loot Sunday. Onl.y '01
r two persons took sick and had in
7 to have a nurse. fr
foil" n 4 ' ~: * I?~
KS J* ? - v.
Of Columbia |*'
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ISHOP E. D. W. JONES, of d
rashington, D. C., Bishop of
te 9th Episcopal Disrtict, and
RS. MARIE BURKE, Return-Jy
1 Missionary from Africa, will of
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3NES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION ofi
CHURCH i
Blossom and Sumter Sts. j*J.
aridav 29th. and in misshnnr. (t?
g these two great representa-;
VPS qf.Ahe rare, and tho reli
ious cause of today, will he to j
iss an opportunity which comes
ire in a lifo time, and then by??
lecial arrangements. .
Bishop Jonea stands~~Faul-Hke rtn
? ^ 1 i m e ji
i mw in aim rno 01 tno, great ec|
len oftodav. apd holds a pecu- nij
ar place in tho devefcprneTFf of .
le race in the Nation's Capital. 'e
was the_only Negro-on tho.
resident's -Cornm i t Lee ill ar- vy
mging the Inauguration. The Fi
ily Negro on the program at CQ
ie unveiling of-Bishop Asbury's
[onumerjT~amie Nation's Capal
last fall where such men as 1
ishops Hamilton, Cannon/ Mcowell,
McNeely of the .M. E. pa
lurch, "together with President ov
oolidge were participants, but
is^address. on" "Blacfif Harry" ^
&s franght with such "whole-?
>me information and helpful on
, and" Dr.^Tipple, Prseident of -T
rew Theological StrniinsryAn-"
sted that Bishop Jones send \v
im an Autographed copy of it,
'or which he, in turn would
;nd him a copy of the life of m<
ishop Asbury. of which he is _
ithor. It is this man that we he
suit "you to he a if "p r e ac hS ujF: i rr
ly morning and evening. Hear ch
? him! ..." -Ul
Mr$.~ Marie Burke whose most .
onderful work was done in A- yl
ica. whorp-i+rrrtrioQQ Vminor
rrned into light, and the,great- CI
om which we were reluctant- qj
taKen and brought where wq,
mid share in^kc-JtunkUng-ot^-?i<5
greatest" eountry?en ? the
,obe, will be the principal spea-1n-u
ir tfr-t^aftcrnooiTaini o'clock, tlv
The Sunday School is having AI.
leJ!act~that-?VIrs^-B?r-ke is full v.(
that wholesome information jr <lat
all race lovers want to hea&.
le has, consented tq - tell "'the'
ory on that day. Her life in j
fricaJior four years where site- ?
id the privilege of becoming 'J
;^painted with the leading-'
issionaries of that world and
1 the churches represented ^
lere, has M her "possession ' Areaian
information, as well as W<
formation from Angola, Brit- Af
h West Africa, British ?East
frica and the Capes. Hear
jr, as you -would the story of
ary fresh from the tomb. li:
Last Sunday, the. Eastor de/ered
two very helpful sgr- pe:
ons, an& one person was added , m<
the chyirch wfrile many. Wpre ==
ipressed. He wishes to keep y/:
>u looking forward to the great %
aHy^anidTlasterT^or they are Xnong
the greatest events of f
e season. Come tcr Jones Chap el
where your soul can be fed X
id your social life revived; .?!
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL -f
CHURCH. J
The Rev. Pollard was at his *j*
x ?>
>st of duty on Sunday morning y
riding a Service at 9 and a--?
rin at 11 o'clock, when he x_
reached from the text: "The ?
? . j
irth is the Lord's and the full- Xiss
there of; the world and all
tat dwell therein."?Psalm 24, !?!
;rse 1. * ' X
Notice was given that Bishop
. G. Finlay_would preach at ^
Mary's on Sunday night, {
drch the 29th, the service be'inninrr
of S A'nIAnU t V
filling ?u u ,uu u VlUt^Vo J. lie
jblic atid'the many friends of-?v.
Maiy'a Mlsslun are irurdlaHy4'!"
vited to *>hear /this notable ?
tend of our race. - j
t v rr the pa?me
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The Bishop's excellent and
ajpful discourses always fills
e phurch~es~\^ierever he speaks
colored audiences and. it is excted
that seats will be at a
emipm on Sunday night. Those
sirinjg to hear the Bishop are
erefore requested to be prompt
on timc._ The combined choirs
11 render the music. A silver
ering will be taken up fan the
rpose of repairing the winws
damaged bv the Into sWm.
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1ET!TBTTA7^I7^E. CHURCH J
Itev. E. A. Adams, Boater-?
Bethel Church hacLaiv unusual!
y Sunday; the pastor preach-1
from, the text "Thou fool, this 1
gilt thy^sniil shalLbe required^
thee." St. Luke 12:20. After
p swmon 1 el ween 30 and 10
rsons united with the church,
om old age down to childhood
uld be found in the numberJ
nourig them~\vere two College
aduates.
A large crowd greeted the.
stor Sunday - morning and;
ening. In the evening two j
women-united "with ,lhe:
communion .with Hod: . ttW
eild sometime with God.
Next Sunday Dean Thompson
ho was recently ijfcgnsetL to
each will preach his first serm.
On next Sunday evening
i
e--4?siov- invites au tne mem- ^
rs and friends to be with them
an cveninjyin Hymnhiogy. *rne
oil- is going to sing many of
e old hymns- as: the pastor-j
res their history.- ^ P?a pp hand,
d enjoy yourself?in God's
lurch. - | V
Watch" tlre newTife in BetheL
HllT,ll. i '? i i i 1
Last week the pastor and conegation
worshipped with Emael
A.-iM. E. Church, this week
oy Tvill wuTship nt the Wesley!
_E, Church. This week ?t..
rues Church and pastor will
irship at BeiheT. "V"
PALM SUNDAY
'he Triumphal Entry.
ill be fittingly-celebrated at
, Luleu's Episcopal chUTCh on
ast-dfampton Street, Snuday
)i'il 5th. The choir and Ves-:
'-are prepaiinff. to Imake tne"
rvices during that day, in ev-'
I
; way impressive.
Next week's issue (of this .pa-'
FwHT tjive definite announce- j
mt. ' I
Depfrtm1
BIG LINE OF C
Men, Women & Ch
A Specialty. Shoe
i - - - i nr -i _
TirctPwiirg^ emu T dnui IJ
ment to select from *
at the Lowest Price
Connected wit
First Class Barber
I. S. LI
Departm
1131 WASHINGTON
COLUMI
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All Ready for t,heU* Sunday
March 29th, 1925
Everything is ready and they
are just waiting for Sunday to
come so that the biggest Thanks
giving Service. that-dtfts?ever
been planflod con he. put-over:
'through the combined efforts of
entire organization this March
29thAvill see one of the most
extended programs carried
through. Noteworthy has been
the personal efforts of so many
of the Knights, Order of the
Courts and members of the Uni.form
Rnnkn that it is liaid L(J
-pick-out the ones whose work
excelled the others.
The past four meetings have
"been full of inspiration and harmony.
Every person mnnppfoH
h tl. _ - /Y? - ~~ 7 * *
>vim wi? -?meets to maae tnis
coming Thanksgiving thf* greaton
record.^
Last Sunday a aliui t pragma
was arranged and several- Sir
Knights and lading nf tho fnnrt
"took part.?The K. of P. yuartette
had to sing several pieces
to quit the encoures they re-eeived.
This quartette- would
be a drawing cord on- any program.
They will sing Sunday.
Sir Keitt was extra good on his
cornet._ His solo was highly appreciated.
Several short speeches
were. ngiade. by the following
n<amitv W H TUnmoo - Oi*?W
r~ ? -V ?? * *iw*iuoy >J*i
try. ThPV fe't.rflSSpH thp Tipprf nf
meet quarterly instead :?f--annually
as here before, as everyone^
feels?that inetfeod-"of
getting together will put more
life and also each lodge and court
will become better acquainted
with P?ph othor Tn viaw nf tlin
fact that the Odd Fellows will
hold their Annual Rprvirgg snnn,
the K. of P. organization decided
not t'o call any more' joint
meetimrs urilil?aftPK- that ?
KnightU and Odd Fellows are
made-up with quite a nuijiber of
members from each Ord'er artel
ihuy are_trying to do worthy for
lh? gopiLafJboth organizations?
The Odd Fello ws^deoidsnT'sometime^ago-Bot-tb^put
on anything
-T1TrT~ would inter for with -the
plans of the K. of P.'s Thanksgiving:?
The Chancellor Commanders
for each lodge will be called together
sometime in the near future
to arrange for the coming
of the Grand Lecturer, Dr.
Adams of Spartanburg. He will
foe here on April 23rd-and 24th".
They "hope to giveHrem-^a royal
time while here.
All members are to meet at
the Odd Fellows' Hall on Assembly
Street and there form a
line and march to 1st Calvary
Kaptist Qhiirr.h.
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
Booker Washington Heights ,
? Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor.
SERVICES: _/
Sttmlay-School"
Mornnig Service 11:30 A. M.
B. Y. P. U. _1_: 6:00 P. M.
Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
cnt St 1
LOTHJNG FOR?? J
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ildren. Boys Suits 4
^s, Millinery, Dress- i
ngr Large Assort- |
and the Best Quality |
's* ^ %
h our Store Is?? J:
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^hop for Men and :|:
for for Women 1
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ent Store ]
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
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* BETHEL A. MT'fc. CHI RCH St
Corner Sumter and Taylor Sts. M
Rev^ E. A. Adams, PastoF.' 13.
; SERVICES: ^3 ^
Sunday_Scboo4-^z?--.?t-Tfrrftft iV AT ""Morning
Service 11:15 A. M.
A. C."E. League .. . G:?,0 P. M. ]i]
Evening Service -I-.- 7^U^. M.
STDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCJ1
1100 Block Hlnnding Street
Rev. W. E. Farmer," Pastor.
SERVICES: J
Sunday School lQi.10 A. M
> .Morning Service -_I ll'iliO A. M.
-Ejxworth League ...Ir^r.5:f;o P. M v
Evening Service v--w. n ..*?!
JONES (TLAI'EL A. !\L_ E. ZlON
CHURCH. L
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Corner Sumter Uhd Blossom Streets
Rev. R: Alexander Carroll, htoton ^
sekv ices ; ; ??
Morning Service . Vfl-nn A at
Sunday School ~ p. >!. n
V. C. E. Society'?' G;30 P. Mr
"^Evening servjce?&;Ge-P.- Mr?
2nd. CAT V jKV BAI'TIOT CIllBCH M
?MW-lJltt?k Bull Street
Rev. II. M. Moore, I'ustor. E1
SERVICES:
Sunday School .__/_.,__rr~ITr:nO A. k. v
- Morning:Scyvice" lITT 5 A-M "
jfe. Y. P. U. 0:00 P. M.
. Evening Service 7:30 P M.' ?
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1st. CALVARY BAPTIST CIIL'UCH B
; Richland St rent' -y-*
SERVICES:
Sunday School ?10:ft0 A. M.'
-Morning Service 11 :"(T A M (
B. Y. P. U. iLli. 2 ' 0:00 p. MEvening
Service , ^ , 8:00 P. M.
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: VVLSLEV M. E. CHURCII j. ..
j7 Corner GervaTs and Barnwell Sts. M
Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor,! Si
SERVICES: ' . A.
.JSunday School .10:30 A.-'M. Ei
Morning .Service _ '11 ..';o A Vf
League" TIL-- \ ______ _ _ Qt30 1'. M.
Evening Service ;7:3Q P. M.
| ~ ziox baptist ciilr cm
:i- ? Rev. J. C. White,- Pastor. g.t
SEIlYltTEST? "J
Sunday School =- KhOO A: M, p
Morning Seiuco . J_ 11::>iJLrAT~M. pi
b. y. prurr.:':::r._ 1.... o.";oo p. m. _
Evening Service _ ___ 7;oO P. M.
nazareth baptist cih rcii
?Sunday School-?* 10:30 a. ai.'
" Morning-Service . p. M
B. Y. P. U. - L 5:00 P. - AT * Si
JOHNSON-BRAD
+ uneral Directa
"Ernbalr
1115 Washington S
COLUMBI
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t IS THE W
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| Victory Sav:
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"To Each and Everyon
rY~~ and Eric
-i. \ye have just paid o
? members-of our 1924 }
?
?which meant so much
JL one of them. >_
We want 5000 men, v
| to join our 1925 Savin
|We hope to pay out .1
| mas and would like fo:
1 number. : ?
I COME TO THE BAN
J LET US WRIT
WE PAY 4% ON SA'\
; i W. H. HARV^JPresidCnt,
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FIVE
Divine Street - .
Rev. T. M. Boykin, Pastor.
SERVICES:
ipday School 10:00 At M.
Orning Service . 11:30 A. M.
Y? P. U. 7:00 P. M. * zoning.
Service . 8:00 P. M. ~
ETUI.EIIEM BAPTIST CHURCH
I yon Street - "
Rev. S, H. Smith, Pastor. r~<
SERVICES:
mdtiy Sch'ggl~ ~ __ 10:00 A. M.
orni'ng Service -.11:30 A. M. / '
Y. P. ? 6:00 P. M. * -
.-cnintf Kervjee 8!UIJ P. M.
[' M M? V'S EPISCOPAL CIIURCII Corner
Green and Gates Streets
Rev. T. T. Pollard, Pastor. '
SERVICES:
mxli^Sdioul A. M.
uruiny Service 11:'10 Ar M.'
fie; :.:oon- Service >? 4_P. M.
d. NAZARETft BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor. - .
SERVICES:
m!day School - r_ _ _ _._nCE30 A. M.
Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.
>'ening Service- W-- 8:00 p M. --
IACIvDONI.V BAPl^ST CHURCH
Rev. H. M. Myers, Pastor.
- A SERVICES': ? - .T
indify School 10:30 A. M.
fternoon Service. ,__^=-2:00 P. M.
iJ- U. 6:00 P. RI.
/ening Service _Z ^ S:0Q-P. U.
.'HAPPl.I.I.K STATION A. M. E.
cirtmcn.
Corner Senate wild Pine Streets!?7*
Hev, L. (i. Powman, I'astur*. :?
-SERVICES; ?
Unlay School _ 3:00 P. M.
C. E. League _ 5:30-JP. '
.-c-aittg Service . P. jj
JONES TABERNACLE
Rev. R. G. Grayhart, Pastor;
SERVICES: : .. _>
mrihv PrVinnl 10:00 A. Mr? ?
Eiprnnon Sat*vice . .3:00 P. M.
V- !' I-- . 0:0.0 P. M. -
rcning Service 8:00. P. M.
* T ~ >r. tRev.
I. D. UavfS, Pastor."
?>rning Servie^ ?M.
in.iay School"" 1:. . .4^0 P. M
mstian Endeavor i. 6:00 P. M.
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