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Rev. .1. A- Holmes, Raster
t, The Christmas was ushered in:'!
ttc? historic Ret r el i;V grand style.
i- The celebration of the' coming of
" ~ t. -lh" T F*7~! ? ! . ! loo); frrtl i"Ii;. !11
X around 1'ethe... heffinninjr with the
.'J Sunday School. Tin; attendant-!>
by children in this department was
greatly in.reus d, insnlte of the
?* 'cold weather. It setups that'the
teachers and students have reO
<Jcd; luted t cni--elvo:t trekrop pact*
with the modern day trends of a
}r -hueJe! .tr.d-.y . St tuvif. sirt.ee the
modern conin'eitoi. iv the Sunday
7. FvlVi oTTtIJiIFnuenTZVv.liic!i11UElm5I
' tr -i lai-ned so hard t(? brinjr to
v past. The people of the city, as
well as the members. are praising
our pastor and his ea! inet for the
n <o;n;letion of the much. necd'd
-1 : Sunday St.:?*>>>! Depart
:.ic.h't was highlighted
.sorvins < hristmas pro' 'e
children'< f the SuuV
. > their annual Christ
' 'ration. O er one
'- . ... .. . people of th.is:dewere
preSen.t to jrreet
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'? * ,07 c f the Chri.T < did, as
*" , they lifted their voices in ihe
v . V leiide call to worship, using as
t'e first i.yr.in, " Hark! 'I he lb-arid
Angels Sing." ('-n-. factor i.ml;
liis t<-Xt from 'he look oi I -.?:. i h
4f):5? which v.-.is " T' r .par Vn the
way of the Lord", using as hi
t'hcnne' !h".-iy l ei- ( h.ri-'
:ia1;." With :r<.i,g \oi?v |,e
C.'\'"r ot.V, "()!i > A We pei ta'l lie
festivals we observe in' (r- IV
...naiae. He stated |h,11 f.< i- i}?:.t ;U
t hristotas " rate can " lurrdiy hear
t ;te songs of t lie angels .aed |,i,e
message of (?od, because ue are
too busy getting .ready for every,
thir.jr else, except the coming id
r the Christ Child.1 Thi ? vyay ar.other
masterpiece .by our pastor.
. The missionary basket.-* to the
v 0!t'r Were supplemented by the
.brought a huge amount of food
). and placed it in two large barrels
Vs* they entered the vestibule of
v the church. These baskets'will l?e
distributed by our pus;tor.
r T!iC 7:30 P.M. worship was also
highlighted by a pageant "The
Star Lighted Path presented !>y
1 the members of the Junior Miso
siormry Department of the ch'ujvh.
j~ . Th's Christmas pageant was su
\ pervised by. Mrs. ft. It. Holmes.
* The pastor stated^, "with the
spirit of Christmas as hiprh as it
' Is, we will heprin a Sacrifice Prn~^
pram for li)56 atr the lw-plnnlrj; hf
.> the new year to complete ou?
church work for the conference
yea?r." *
Our pastor will complete hi?
uary 'Z, iy5t? at "pTFTTT instead
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over WIS-TV.
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The t' fui'c rii 1 services f< r Mrs,
OHic .jackson, a faithful member
; > ur i' .ui'iii wail he held Wed-nos
.ay. December 21 at .'?:00 o'clock,
Our Prcsid'.ny Klder will tjjroacli
fur us it*. nis first quarter session
?!l1 this?X onl'eeiirr?year' nn?rrrm
. """." ""lay Tvf<Irntii;r.
<io:l continue to bless'our
pastor as he continue ty^ la'^ur foi
J's, church. . ^ "V
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MArr.n.ONM RAPT. .CUl'KCIl
i'. v. W. W ilson. Pastor
S ,S. betran 10 n.m. with t'u
S:'.pt. in eharp;(r. -Trrw Christina'
program sponsored by the S. S
wiil lu.'fji'it Sunday December 2'
at 7 p.m.
The pastor delivered the' morn
injr i K'ssaii'i! which was very in
= pirinui. T.M Isaiah '. :(! Fpr tin
C- lis a. chih! is I <ii a, unto as .
a is jriven, and the ;ro\ crnaUm
shall ho upon his shoulder; ai)?
his name sliail lie called wonder
f 11 Counsellor. The Mijrhty (ioi!
* ho Kvorlaslinir Father. ' Tin
Prince; of l'eace. Theme; Tin
vnystiry of the hirth of Christ
.Si ' cia.i emphasis were placed or
'a. fact that t iv. .ujrhnnt aye. nun
!ia"e tried. hut all hav.e failed t<
explain C;e mystery of the lorli
1 ! lis. \t The ill-. ita.tiA'i IIIH
m r <<n eame forward ;? '?! connect .
ed hes I I!' with tl?" ch'arch . as i
:.'u. hda' for I<a.pi i sin.
I." everuiy nies.-ajte v.as. dc
live) ?' ! t.y the pastor .-also and aurn
h- a Wonderful* ; arshe
>|*'d.". f <-111 lilhieW.'
I i : ! ".-.<> fail h i ' i he ta n c
'! i'o> hoped. for. I I ' e'videiiei
< f ' hin-.V 'nil -eeir." Had i? nal
'<< i, t". .- faith in God ihroiiyh poo
pie ' !'. < .yhoet. i he aye to;- hull
< -f ' !-ri- v. i, ihi iirtve cone ititf
oh' jvion. A |i;ii-u|iriate ni-.n-ic I'm
' ? li.'unas s*. ason. \va> r?i:derer
i>y ill'' senior and .Itiiiilee choirs
.Vt.i'oii;* ~ir.fr ."students homo foi
the holidays arc: Misses Thoma
s an Trail?), Gloria levies and Ini
i-idW'ortl y. Heiiedici Collc<re
?71". Fred Porter, .Jr.. S. (.' .State
Mr. .J: n.v.v Tlrov.Ton, A. & T.
'in u.soorn. and .Miss I'utl
'list. Mi-.s Worthy .will I>t> it
Spai tanlni'yr for eight weeks, \vhiI<
doing her~practice work at Innan
S. ('. Rev. A- Mrs. Wilson am
Mrs. Jessie Mac Rice, sister o
| Mrs. Qucenie Floyd were dinne
1 quests of Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Royi
i Sunday:, Hoc. 10th. Mrs. Rosi
I Sten'ion of Highland Ave. is ;
I patient at General Hospital. W
'I wish for her a speedy recovery
Mrs. Qucenic K. Boyd, Rpl
j FRIENDSHIP AMK CHURCH
| Rev. 1). J. Zeiglcr, Pastor
S'-ndav was a cold day hut th
-Ufwithful?few?w6re out to worshit
] I'rt'kidiug Kltlei?l)i. W. ,H. Mim
| hehl his first quarter in the nev
conference year.
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M.'i t iia.lU:* ;MTTtV*(?t?'l in 4btS I-b>
so long ago..Ml
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i^anil '.roOieiiy love...an;l in s
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Joyful ana Triimvphant So:;
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o-11 m/o worship after the
usual opening.' Music was in keep
l?TTTrr?vrtrm?the?Christmas?season.
Rev. ZeTyTeT" presented I'.E. Mints
i ? who piCa\ ire: I a JUible sermon from
i 1 r. 1:T' *>7?'?jt-tT TTiffaiUnii'
??+-t+e?trustoor?ntado-?their
monthly re 1 rt. The -elder held
his quarter just after, service
starting the neyy conference.
..the Elder. Mrs. A. J. Hay was
''ejected delegate to the electoral
oilrge, alternate Mr. 1!. If. ('rawlord.
Miss Mary K. Dendy was
elected delegate to the District
j ' ' ?... iercneo.
:? Tho- P-ulpit Aid P?nar.d . ni'ct uL
the homo of tlie Pros. Mrs. Claudia
0. Ferguson. The vice president
presided.. Since we are in the
..'.In of tiie Christinas Season
. . uch member cbhtf, hutod soriie.
ilhnjr centered ;enind the, birth of
, .F?>n;-.. The house was lovely dcl
corated in the traditional trreen
I and red colors. After the bc.si.
ness the hostess assisted hy Little"
Jessie Victoria served a delicious
. repast. Mrs. Cary thanked the
, .'.ostcss. Following the Pulpit Aid
.!o;.nl nu'inhers- motored to the
, r.-onay;'' with pounds of food for
, -our pastor and wife.
, Merry Christinas 'ko A'i!
, Funeral se,v.<< for the la.r
. L. v. (Jeortre T. Shel!?jn w> re Lei I
. a? Ft end-hio A.M L. church Wed.
, I "r. !. I ll'll!',! I. ^IICltOM.
ii> pa11? ?i litis hi* Thnisday N?v.
. 1i~>, t if .-on of i|'c: late William an I
Ida -Shfltun..-y. a> born in Clinton,
. April 7, IXH7. 11received hi.-,
[early 11 a injur: at Laurens < (>.
..! iff '(' ni\Coltimbja, S.C. lie
i | begat: hi- ihinisteYnl work at the
I ahf of fVftiiffii. lie labored.
'"ail iil'tillv in tin- I In-ologieal lifhl
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( t hrnugh llit' I' i <111 ii > 11U ('dill'. I If
| was also a Lyncher anil Principal.
I M.f se'.efal schools throughout
l.aTTrens Co. His first' sermon
"Pass through the host and tone
nuuiii'the- people."
. j lie leaves to mouyn his loss two
sisters, Alesdair.es Ethel Klox of
Detroit and Rosa Miller of il. V.
two brothers .Messrs Willie Shel,
Ion of N*. J. and Jatnes Shelton of
y! Arlington Va.
L. Dike a ship that's left its mooring
And sails bravely out to sea
I . t .v/ini'Min' frrar nus siiiieil uwiiy
f !ii / j.hn s*?ivrp-ty.
Interment Friendship ccmctery.
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e Castover?The menders liad a
. 'hristmas sermon delivered by
Ilo\.=N. A. Gary. His text was
" | taken frhm I.ube 2:8-10 .Theme
?I tplitT"^r?f?f Great?Joy. We would
like for more of you to have heard
: this sermon. Music was rendered
by the choir. Collection and llene
e diction.
n-4 Following the service the Drown
y Ihiitln'is tendered stew ice.?It wa?
v | enjoyed l>y everyone.
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Hfv, V V. ALSTON, Pastor
S. S. opened on time with the
! Supt. presiding with 'tis faithful
f~~co-workers by his side. Tire t?TS^
1 yon was taught?with much?in*
truest. Being a Christmas lesson
I all wort; familiar with it. The
Supt gave a fine review and he
tnturn presented to vhe-grwtp our
beloved -pastor. He gave a beautiful
illustration of the les.fm i?^
inch we all enjoyed. The group
.. ii n' .V>.1 name pu ling and decided
the Christmas tree for De"
hiber 2y. Following the
granu Class no. 1 was the banner
class, Teacher Mr. A. II. Robinson.
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The pastor read for the Scripture
lesson, St. Luke 2:1-22. lie
selected -his text from Isaiah 0:6.!
the ore, "The Coming King." The
pastor preached a really delightful
Christmas -sermon. _ Everyone'
enjoyed it. A Missiouary^coliec-j
tTon?wis taken by the jiUssionuryi
I president, Mrs. Ida M. Longshore.
The contestants as follow:
.diss huanita Fair, 3.15, Mrs Pauline
Thaeker; $7.65, Mrs. Luej
venia Longshore; $5.18, Mrs. T.
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: i ii.u .sci was. trowned queen hyj
...? | a-1".". lo.al 1H5.2K. 'J'he con>
i.n.s will jtfll l>e working for
the final" crowing of " the queen
..i.ic.i w.i. ne hel l at- Allen Unicoivit...
We are happy to say all on
our' sick list wore out to service
on Sun.lay. We vviil be expecting
Hannah A M. K. Church. S. Si
ami Welch /ion Itaptist. Church,
S. S. to participate with us in our
(ihristmas program our Sunday
Might, and our pastor will preach
at Welch '/ion Sunday evening.
M. Lake itpl.
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There was quite a crowd attend
inir service Sunday morning. It
' "seemed Thar Kev. -FeTfter Is rt&liyi
a drawing card."* Relieve^ you me
he is really feeding his flock with
spiritual food. His text was thjp
second chapter of St. Matthew
"Where is He that is horn King
of the Jews, for we have seen His
star in the Kast and have come
to worship Him." Everyone was
lifted.
Wo lta/l nuifn o ^
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friends to worship with us and
V3 are glad to have them any
'.ime.
Brother William Ford is on the
sick list and wo are praying that
( i lje will soon be well again. We
miss liiri from his post.
Here's wishing each and every
1 one A MERRY CHRISTMAS and
1 A HAPPY NFWV YEAR. The
Lord has been good to us so let
us give thanks to Him this Blessed
' Yuletide.
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Rev. Cr. Otlom, Pastor
Sunday School?he^an?at-th.
usual' hour with Supt. arsistanct
*Supt. on duty?Trhmjr -with ?on
teachers A very interesting les
t son?discussed through out th.
elasse?, and was reviewed by th*
pastor.
-?Om- wrt'sbtfl services began?at
11:15 a. ml Processional choirs.
JHvflon^ive Reading: fithi chaptei
of Revelation 1-10. Scripture les1
son, 7th chapter Revelation 1-4,
Prayer- and Missionary offering,
Announcements by the churon
i .g. The pastor text was taken
from the 5th chapter of Revelation
9th verse and. they sang a
new song, saying thou art wori
thy to take the book, and to operv
land seal thereof; etc. He preachled
from the depth of his heart,
j Devine worthiness. No man was
found worthy to open the nook of
that seven seal.
After an evening of devotion,
The pastor took his text from 7th
chapter and 9th verse of Revelation.
After this I behold, and lo,
'a great multitude which -no man
could number: John's vision of the
Ke.ieem of the Bord. A very spiritual
and uplifting sermon.
Very fine music was rendered
by the choirs singing in unison-,
A number of visitors worshipied
with lis. On the sick* fist. we
ave Bro. Joe Barns, I)ea f'apes,
is Carrie I,. Hankrinson, Sis
Kansas* Jones, Sis Mart.ha l'atter
son, Si Rosa Sims,^_l)ea Kelley
and Sis Margaret Thompson. .
Let us continue to Pray l'of our
sick members.
Our program sheets are very
I interest ing each Sunday.
Ix?t us not forget our prayct
service each Wednesday evening
at 8:00 p. in. Also our Missionary
meeting at usual hour Sifc Karen
Joyce is president.
- The pastor along with the
members wishihg you a merry Xmas
and Great Jiapuies^. thioiig^i
out tne New Vear.
Bethea, Kpt.
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I Rev. T. T. Marsh, Pastor
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S. S. was held at' the usual hour
with Supt. and teachers at theii
post oT duty. The lesson was
i beautifully taught and discussed
The morning service began al
11:30 with prayer service conduct
ed by I>en. Julius Brown ant
others taking part. Scripture wa:
read by the pastor. The musica
and vocal choirs rendered^ miotic
^-The pastor brought a wonderfu
J message, from the theme "The Vi
| gin Mary". It was enjoyed by al
* The night service was at th
Usual hour. We heard anothe
-wontlmf.nl?uiessatrt:. It also wa
enjoyed,
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The happiest season of all
e upon us, Christmas has come ap
B its star is gleaming in the s
its magic is all over the ]a
IIow wonderful it would lie w
-.'very heart singing the songs
the* angels, the song that cehc
over the hills of Judea in the lo
airo. "Glory to Hod in the highi
and on Earth peace, good will
ward men.".
B. S. opened with officers a
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C8J.I lesson was interestingly taught,
fef* After "tlfe iiiiornin'g devotion, niu2
sic was in charge of the senior
?9 | choir,?Svripture-lcssnrt lead from
jo St. Luke: 2.-1-20. A noble mess$
age by the pastor from the theme
" ? "Back to work with joy.-" We
O were urged to work with joy and
g' satisfied minds in order to get
Vi joy out of our work.
gj The students of Morris College,
X! Sumter, Allen University, Colum
0i hin nr..i m r ?re home for
g saiuef 'SJI^ jy UK -sXB|)t|on oqi
p R. batterwibifce and family wtll
spend the holidays with the former's
mother, Mrs. Mary S. Williams.
? Rev. Coker and family were the
g Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Beag~
trice Taylor. *
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^ Gordon, Ga. arrived home Saturday
g night to spend the holidays.
| ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
_?.jjtcv, J. I'. Neal, Pastor
$ Columbia?Sunday Dec. 10, 1954
$ was a cold day hut a few of the
faithful fnembers did attend church
P Sunday School was fine.
. $ Devotion was conducted in ful!
i spirit. After which the musical
choir sans the opening song
Scripture lesson by the pastor, tlu
Lcrd's Prayer chanted by choii
and congregation. Rev. Neal tool
O his text from Matthew 2:2 "When
>?>< is he that is born King of Jews
from which he preached a wonder
P fui-sermon. The doors were-open
8 ^d for ^JdiheTfT Collection?good
g * At 2 o'clock our Asst. pastoi
g preached the funeral of Mrs
o Jlattie Davis at Manigualt Funtha
q Home: She^ departed this lift
? Dec. 15, 1954 at 2:30.
P The Ten Sisters met in annua
8 meeting at Antioch. -They had ?
g good time. Mrs. Jeanette ' White
g j President.
& Nipht service at 7:30. DevoOption
conducted by Dea. Ore anc
^'Dea, C.off. Afterwhich service be
pan in putpit. Each choir at theii
post ami sairr in turns. Tin
[ ^pastor preached another wonder
fu! sermon. The.doors were apair
open for joiners. Collection pood
is The Benediction by the pastor.
^ Dea. Kobert llayne, Kpt.
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"d. I 1HSSOLVE PARTXEKSHIP
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"of": ?This will inform the public and
>ed my friends that I anv .no longer
pp [ connected with the old folk home
ast _in" Colun^iia. Any business perto
j taininp to the old folk home must
contact another party for the time
nd .being. Lajfer on, I may issue a
he statement, for the public to 'know
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Special Notices, Cards of Thanks
Afemoriams, Birth -Announcements
Marriage Announcements, etc., are
charged for at the ratefcf 10 cents
per line. " Cash must accompany
the order. Minimum charge $1.00.
'IN MEMORIAM
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; J In remembrance of my dear hus*
| band the Rev. C. A. Dunlap*\vho
: I dennrted this- life December 23,
! l'.)4G, eigth years ago. - Gone but
5 not forgotten.
j Wife, H.' Punlap
j ' IV MKMOHIA M
I In sad. hut loving memory of
j our Mother ami Grandmother,
Mrs. Martha Riehardson who de'
t parted this life one year ago, DecI
ember 27, 1953.
1 j Sunset and evening star?
', Ami nnp tlenr rail for me.
' May there be no moaning at the ?
I i ft?-bar?
When I put out to sea.
?Tennyson
Mr. Major, Lewis B. and
- ? Mrs. Clara M. and Dnrthy LRiehardson,
Daughters-in-law,
j Grandchildren, ncices and ne
phews ;
I ulcJ homo of
?Columbia. __
I am lie founder of Columbia
aged home and worked hard for
. its organization with the coopera|
tion of my whjte and colored
'j friends.
Signed: ,
{Mrs.) Jennette White
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