The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 02, 1925, Page FIVE, Image 5
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t j CRurch News
p?j by DR. J_C
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH RAI8- ,
ED $1,664.90. ,
OTHER NEWS ITEMS. ,
^ We had over ^three hundred;;
pupils in Sunday School last Sun- (
^?day morning, Dr. . ^toodwin i
and his able assistant, Mr. James ]
W. Hopkins were elated over the .
progress of the Sunday School. J
were raised. ; Lesson was
profitably discussed.
?- rhand atT L111307 ^wh en pastor ]
/.- White, began his discourse. Dr.1]
i White preached a most wonder-j]
sermon from the subject. j<
"Lifting up of the Serpent of 1
t Brassj." Tbp pastor^aid-hare th**
fact that salvation by" the way 1
of;the- rosfl -was the only salvat-J
iorr. A large delegation of men ]
from HamleTTN. C.. and Char- ]
Iotte. was seen in the conprregat-']
ion last Sunday morning. Col-i'
lection $80.00, l(
At New Brookland - _ |<
At 3:00 o'clock the pastor j i
drove his big Cadillac over to ?
New "Brookland, where he met !
his anxious members,, a number ]
of white people wore in"the au-'i
~~Z dfence tahear the sermon.
~ Bastor White preached from ;
?- -?-subject of "Lost "Opportunity"
3 which thrilled the entire-church, *
A church conference was?.held
U' ^i to Arrflnw snmo ii^iirnV, r?n<-fA?n
Vm ww ^ w\/??iv V/iiui Vii II ICl t tCX k5j ,
P this having been done the meet- I
ing adjourned. Back
at the Old Ship of Zion.
At 8 o'clock the church ,waa?
filled downstairs and,_scores were, ]
seen going up in the^~galleries.j<
- Dr. White had just gotten up to itake
his text, when he spied Pr._
I. D. Davis, pastor of the Ladson
Presbyterian church of this city
coming up the aisle, he conscript
- .ed Di. Davis in the evening serr
vices.. Dr. Davis preached not
~ only nn infltiTiiTm'ljii'i mnn hut '
^ a spiritual one ,as well. - The
V? whole house was well pleased to
have Mrs. I. D. Davis in the con?
gregation as well. - ? - -1
Then came Off the rally. We
placed on the table $1,GG4.00 in
cold cash. The congregation was;
-"r f dismissed-amidst shonts of en^
--thusiasm. - I
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Other News of 7^" |
Mr. Curtis Porter and Miss 1
Lorean Surgues wei*e happily
married at the parsonage by Dr.
J. C. White, last Tuesday night,
amid a largci^mmursfi_hf-4mungl
- . ^ people^ Mrs7"Julia
McGoirfnick, wife of
Rev. McCormick, a highly es- |
, v fcomorl momKnr nf 7l Art Por?fiof !'
f i Kvyv/iiiv^v* uivyiiivvx vx uiVii
passed away last Saturday. Heri
?funeral-was preached by the pas-j
tor, accompanied by Dr. R. W.
? Baylor laot Tuesday. ?r
HBamuel Dennis, young, member i
of Zion, who died on Scott St.TT
between Sumter and Main, wasj
funeralized from Ziorr Baptist,
last Wednesday at B p. m. ^ j
old regulars, underwent a very;
serious operation at High Point,;
N. C.t but is much better at this,
:t siting.
- ^ - Miss Laura Bvrium,?of the'
? -, V ' t .
Sophomore year at Benedict col__
lege underwent a serious opera"Iton
last Wednesday at Benedict:
Hospital.
Mr. Jno. Porter returned from
~ Coatsville, Pa., last Tuesday, after
a> stay of two years.
FIRST CALVARY-CHURCH
The Church with a Welcome.
un Saturday, April T?5fFl, the
Pastor and wife, Rev, and Mrs.
Long were given Quite a happy
surprise by the Clubs of the
- -?church. The Church Aid Club
gave a beautiful gray kitchen ca-"
i^ binet and a> dinner-set, the Volunteer
Club had a lovely corigokitchen
floor and the Dorcas club
t V . ... . ... -
w
Of Columbia |
- WHITE
mett eixhle furt h e living rDomT+
Rev. and Mrs. Long are very,
grateful to these Clubs for the
Wonderful expressions of love
and cooperation. t
_?Unday- School was opened at
10:00 A. M. The Superintenlent,
Mr. W. H. Harrison and his
teachers were on the job" The
lesson was reviewed by Miss
Mams, a tea-eher of the Sunday
School.
11:15. pr*?flnh?d''ii:
/ery- instructive and helpful ser-^
non from the text John 10:29,30."
His subject was: "Eternal Life." j
Immediately after the sermon,
Rev. Player offered prayer. Two
candidates were received for
oaptism. ' ?-?f
TiOQ-p. M. The B. Y. P. U.
was held with the President, Mr.
M.- Sr Stewart presiding. The
urogram was conducted by Mrs, i
nasina_ jNesbitt. The subject;
'The Cathay ot Marco-Polo and
Shina was presented in the form
of reading by Mrs. Hattie Stew-|
FTnr^R, Blakely??In-;
strumental Solo by Miss Ila L;"
i
Stewart. Cornet Solo by MliE."i
M. Keitt. A reading onth?*%s"-'
sen by Miss iiidna .Cratt. ' [
M. The Pastor
pronchod from the text: II Coir
12:10." "WheriT am weak^'then .
am I strong.'1 ;?- - "
Mr. and Mrs.. Dillard of Second
Calvary worshipped with us
Sunday- evening?Glad Mo have?011.
Crime again; \
The Installation services bogan'
Monday, April 27th, 8 P. M.fandj
ftllLclose Sunday, May 10th. The
public Ts cordially invited to
?ome out and enjoy these services.
1 publicity committee,*
Mr. P. M. Bowling, Chrr,
Mrs. E. W. Long, Sec'y.,
.Miss L.F, IIarrfson, Reporter,
Rev. H. W.- Long, Pastor.
lANFft^WAp^T. A M K "710*1
CHURCH .
Cor. Blossom and Sumter Sts.
has in store for all who may
come, great things and these,
things are handed willingly by'
the membership?and?Paator. i
Last Sunday \Va>3 a high day 1
with u.s, Tho Pnqioit Rey? R. A^r
lexander Carroll, delivered two5
masterful sermons. The morn-;
ing subject was . "The exalted,
name of Jesus," (Phil. 2:9.), and
from which subject die assured J
us that , there was no mame soi
lasting as the n&hje.of Jesus, and
the subject was-tjiscussed.iinrWj
the following heads?1st. Why!
this name should-beycohsfdered/
above every name. 2nd. The;
Significance of this name. 3rd. j
Th&_lrile import of?the?name.4tn.
The Greatness of ihe-namer5th.
Its durability. No one who
heard this great Gcrmon Went a-;
way"~without food Jfor?anothe*4
weekf but in order that they may!
it '
not nave tne cnance to get a refreshing
draught during the;
week, they came back Sunday
night to iiear a message-on "T|ie
Widow's Mite" which was a
great message "and . fuiHrf information
which was very great-,
ly needed at this time when the
hearts of men are turned from
duty to God and the Church and
?eel that jvhat the.v_do is mnrPj
of an act of charity than {hat;
of one's Christian duty. After'
having given the setting of thej
message, the occasion of the
scripture as presented, the. Doc-'
tor gave two general Divisions;
of the message?- XaC. !iume~oi;
the things which the incident re-j
vealed concernfnjr Chsisk 2nd. |
Some of the things which itre-|
veals concerning ours_elves. His.
conclusions were indeed in keep-'
4 I
ing with the delivered message
And every one wa? benefitted,We |
&re-inviting others to hear the;
Gospel from the Gospel preacher.!
THE PALMEr
NextSunday, is Zi- ]
on Day, the day set apart by the !
last General^ Conference to be
observed all over the Connection
in honor of James Varick the founder
of the Church. The ]
Pastor.jyilL preach, in JJie-rnorn-X
ing followed by the Holy Com-p
8 P. M. the Pastor will deliver a '
message giving some historical '
information of ttnrChurch from,,
its organization, its struggles 1
and present achievements. You
should hoar him,-and' know Jjle I1
Church, as such.
The Afternoon 12;30 Sunday ,
School to which 9 persons were 1
attached last Stmdsjr^and they
are- joining every ^Sunday; 4 P.
M. The.W. H. & Fi Missionary "
SnniAtv will Ytzrvo ?oaS?n'/n>o
V -vnvfi OWi VIWvJ
and a special sermon will be delivered
to them by a visiting
Minister, selected by Mrs. C. J.
Benson, the President. 6:30 Var-,'
spetia! program which isdn keep
ing with this growing ..depart- i'
ment. ~Coifte and be a part of
uar: ?-?-?-?- ~ i'
J
-ST. LUKE P. E^UHURCH J
The annual Easter electiQnj
was held Monday night April ;1
13th. 1925 and the following i
Wardens and Vestrymen were,
elected to,S?rve the ensuing year j1
Mr. RiRgPaul, Senior Warden,:
Mr. R. SlRobortn^ Junior Warden;
Mr/Elliot Wiley, Mr Howard 1
Williams, Mr P* .T Cnrlpy, Mr |
W. H. Winthrop, Mt. John-Evans
Mr. Harry flood win, Ml*, flartar'
Williams, Vestrymen.
On- Sunday, April 19th, the
Messrs?HL-H. Mobley, F. P.;
Paul. .John. Elvans?and -Howardr
Williams, were elected delegates:
to- represent the Church at the'
Annual Council to be held at St.J
Armes" P. E7; Church, Cayce, S.j
G.;July, 1925. Sundays morn-j
ing 11:15, Prayer and Holy.)
Communion by the Rev. T. T. i
Pollard. Sunday school atr4-:60;
o'clock. Members^ and -friends j
arp mosT cordially invited to be.
present and worship with us.
.REV?PLAY ER'&-GOSPBLrTABER.
NACLE. . i .
3 Everybody is invited to bo with us
Sunday, May 2nd, 1925, at our Gospel |
Merth, of Spartanburg to preach for
?He is a very fine speaker. Cume '
out and hear him.
. _Qn_..lasL Sunday. wa had- a v?ry
splendid sermon preached by the Rev.
Alexander Carroll, D.? D., of Jones'
Chapel A. M. E. Zion church. Dr.1
Carroll had this choir with him. Ev-^ j
erybody was well plepsed. If there
ever was Missionary -work neededr itis
there on 1017 Washington St.j(
Gome and help us with our Gospel
service. . . _
___?UREV, W. P. PtAIR: J
TWE SEVENTH DAY ABVEN^
-TIST CHURCH.
~ There was quite a turnout;
last Tuesday nijrhtr^at^ the tSev- r
enth Day^Adveiilisl Church, toj
witness the play "The Twelve
Tiibes." The pastor wishes, jto1
thank his many friends, thru 1
the columns of this paper, for
their kind assistance and coop-!
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eration. t.
The interest is still at fever j
heat everySundaynight, at the'
Adventist Church, on Henderson
street. The subject for Sunday
night wtlt be^'The Woman cloth->
ed with, .the sun, and the moon I
under her feet/' Steropticon j
pictures will be used to illustrate
the subject.^ All are cordially j
invited to attend. Admission i
I JOHNSON-BRA
I Funeral JDiredh
??y ? ba I
1115 Washington
COLUME
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ITO LEADERS " ~ "
Free. -Our slogan, ""Back to the
Bible."
BETHEL A M. E. CHURCH
_ Bev. IS. A. ADAMS, Pastor,
Bethel Church had reasons to feel
proud Sunday. The Sunday, School
punger people are taking a great
part in its' operation. Large congregations
met the pastor both morning
ind evening. The churBti was thinking
in terms of finance, yet four perrotrs
utrited^wlth the church. Three
men and one little girlr^
The League is still alive, and we are
aoping tfchay?=maay present Sunday.
Irt~otrr-first check up in the rally,
tve had $1,51:1.93. The captains have
gone back to double their . efforts.
'Watch for our next report."
Sunday is Holy Communion.
FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE WORKING WOMEN
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES.
Congaree, S. C..?Thh first
annual meeting of the Working
Women Missionary^ Societies~rrf
Lower Richland, met on the 19th
of April, at the Sijoarn Baptist
Bhurclr. JBe^otionahT'~were conducted.
by. JBm. Wm. Jones. Sec.
of the Working Women Society
of Congaree. Prayer by Sister
Daisy Taylor. The welcome a?ddress^was
made by Bro. R. L.
Blue. The Chairman stated the
object of the meeting was to
discuss ways and .means by
which we ean do more mission
work and to bettor our .cendt.
tion in every r"?:
The subject was taken np with
much interest and was well discussed
by the many delegates
that attended the meeting. Another
meeting will be called at
an early date, to complete unhn^
U.? rni? j*-"
iMi.-MMi'M.-i?me?ionowing
Societies were represented:^ 1.
zion Benevolent by bister -Bertha
Davis, Secretary^ 2. Stg
John Excelsior Daughters by
Sister Sarah JohnsonpDresiderit.
3. Jerusalem New Enterprise by
Sister Mart-ha Deas,_JPresident.
4. People's Mission, the Men's
Society, of Hopkins by Bro.'E.
J. Morris, President. 5. New
Light I Beulah by Sister- Fannie
Johnson -and Sister Marie Wilson^
6. Siloam by^Sfster Julia
Mock, President, and Bro. R. L.
Blue, Secretary. 7. Horreli
Hill by Sister Daisy Taylor. 8.
1 n!.x. ^
ee uy lister l^ouisa Cioodwin,
President and Wm. Jones,
Socretary.
Ways and means were well
diocuoncd by the fulluwing delegtites:
Bro. R. L. Bluer-Sister
Louisa Goodwin, "Sister "Martha
rah Johnson, SisterjBer-tha Davis,
Sister "Marie Wilson, Bro. E.
J. Morris and Bro. Wm. Jones.
"Hymn 392, C. M? was lined by
Sister Louisa Goodwin; at this
hour, a>U rose ,and gave praises
the "truth and the life. Benediction
by Rev. G. B. Neal.
Wm. Jones, Rec. See'y~
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. T. C. CRI MI'TON. I^tnr'
SERVICES:
Sunday^ScJtiooL : 10:00 A. M.
Morning Service iv. 11:30 A. M.
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.
Evening Service 7:00 P. M.
EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
II on/I lo
?Rev. D. M. McGH.L, PffSTOr.?
?-SERVICES: ?
Sunday School 1 10:00 A. M.
Morning Service 11:30 A,.M.
A. C. E. League 0:00 P. M.
Evening Service SUlO P. M.
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HT. OI IVE BAPTIST CIIURCII
1915 Laurel Street
REV. \V. G. Gt'NTER, Pastor.
Sunday School 11:00 A. M.
Msrnlng Set1 vleft r?- 1:1:00 ""Iff:
Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
DLEY-MORRISI
irs Jk. Licensed
Imers
St. Phone 3512
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
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BETHEL A; M. E. CHURCH iSi
Corner Sumter and Taylor Sts. jM
Rev, '?. A. Adams, Pastor. B.
I,' , '' SERVICES: ?? . E
; Sunday School 10:00 A. M. 1
"^Morning Service 11:15 A. M. _
A. C. E. League . .6:30 P: M.. B
Evening Service _ 7:30 P. M.
"SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHXJHCH
X 1100 Block Rlanding "Street ? Si
Rev. W. E. Farmer, Pastor. M
? ?SERVICES:
Sunday School i 210:30 A. M.
Morning Service 11:30 A. M. i
Epworth League 5:30 P. M.I
-Evening Service 7;30 p M g-]
JOXES^CIIAPEL A. M. E. ZION [ ~
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? Vll L/ UV/11.
Corner Sumter^ and Blossom Streets Si
, Rev. R. Alexander Carroll, Pastor. M
SERVICES: !A
'Morning Service 10:30 A. M.
Sunday School ^ -12:30 P. M.
V. C. E. Society 6:30 P. M. n
Evening Service - ft 00 P. M,?
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2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH St
t 1500 Bloek Bqtl Street ? * M
Rev. H. M. Moore, Pastor. lMj
SERVICES- -E1
Sunday School 10:00 A.-M.+?
^Morning Service _ 11:15 A. M. j
B. Y. R. u; _ -6:00 P. M. ?
1 Evening Service 7:30 P M.
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1st. CALVARY,BAPTIST CHURCH Aj
Richland Street B.
REV. H. \V> LONQ, Pastor, j E^
~ SERVICES:
iSunday School? el 10:00 A. Mrj-?
Morning .Service ?11:30 SA. M.T7
JU-X. P^-U. ? ? 6:00 P. M. j
Evening Service 8:00-P. M.
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^ TX'r.ni^VMtfErHTTRrif .!rTfr=
Corner GerVais and Barnwell Sts. j
Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor. !
opnVIf'Pfl. {-A,
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Sunday School 10:30 A. M,
Morning Service j^__ll:30 A., M;|
Livening Service ??v
ZION BAPTIST XHUR(J U J?
Rev. j. C. White, Pastor. i.^V
___ SERVICES: ?U- |Ai
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Morning Service _I_1_ 11:30 A.
' B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.
Evening Service 7:00 P. M. i
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j NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH --L_
Sunday m, i Morning
Service _i____12:30 P. M, I
B. Y. P. U. -1 5:00 P. M,f-1
Evening Service 7:30 P. M. |
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-I- ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
Booker Washington Heights ^
Rev, L. C. Jenkins, Pastor.?j
-?SERVICES : s '
Sunday School ..10:30 A. M. ~h.
,y. p. u. o.*oq-p* m. ?
_Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
FIRTH BAPTIST CHURCH ?
Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor T1
405. Marion Street
Morning Service ... ? 11:30 St
.Evening Service 7:30 Mi
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"FIVE
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Divine-Street '?
Revi T. M. Boy kin, Pastor.
SERVICES: - -J
inday School 10:00 A. M.
orning Service 11:30 A. M.
Y. P. U. 7:00 P. M. c ^ 7^
ETIILEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH "
Lyon Street- *
Rev, g. II. SmiHy^-iyvr
SERVICES: ; .
mday Schoor lb:00 A. Mi" fk
orning Service 1 11:30 A M Y.
P. U. .I 0:00 P. M.
^Pni f? cr fsavi-inn O nr\ r? - *
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p.-jmaryls episcopal church
Cnrnfr P.r^n on,I
Htv. T. T. Pollard, Paator. ??
SEKVICES:
mday School 10:00 A. M.
orning Service __11:15 aL.M. . ^ ~
fternoon Service _ 4 P. M.
d. NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH '
Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor. .
SERVICES:
mday School 10:3^PA. M. ^ _
Y. P, U^_? 6:00 P. M,
reping Service-^, r..?8:00 P. M.
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH" "
Rev.'R, M..Myers, Pastor. ^ ,
SERVICES;
uuojr ouiuui r_i.u:au ^A. M. a fternoon
Service 2rQtf~P.'M."
Y;p: U- --^?? 6:00 P. M. _
filing Service 8:00 P. M *
3LAPBELLE STATION A. MHCT ^
_? k CHURCH, * ?-?7-??i- rCorner
Senate and Pine Streets.
-^SEftvrrF!^ ' ?"
orning Service' ?.?.nil :30 A. M.~
inday School -___4 3:00. P. M. ' * '
C, E, League: ?__1 5:30 P. Aliening
Service 7:30 P.AL
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JONES TABERNACLE
Rer." Omyhart, Pastor'.
rt?t?VI^FiS. _?_
inday School 10:00 A. M. ^
fternoon Service 3:00P. M > - '
Y- P. U- JL 00 P. M. H
/ening Service 8:00 P. M.
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-LADSON PRESBYTERIAN
. Revr l. D. Davis, Pastor. r
" SERVICES: ?orning
Service i ___11:15 A. M.
inday School 4:00 P. M- ?
iristran Endeavor 5:00 P. M.
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
415 Henderson Street
?Rev. J. P. Washington, l'antur
SERVICES: inday
School 10:00 A. M.
nrmng .^ervicg----"_ i -jl rng"~AT~M." ??
C. E. League .-6:30 P. M?
.-erring SjMice-- 7:30 P,4*L
EMPLE -ZION BAPT. -CHURCH
Ridgewood
inday .School _? 11:30 1
orning Service-: , _42:30
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