The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 16, 1925, Page FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, May 16, 1925.
1 Church News
BY DR. J.
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Sunday was antdeal day for
. enured attendance., The Sunday
t r-'"* schools Were out in full fprceT
; ^ All the superintendents were
~T7.r ^.reselltiFmrpt 'Miss Janic Smith
^ ' who was detained a-t home on ae'
count pf illness off her mother.
After the Sunday school closed
^ ' we retired to ' the > auditorium,
? where we met a large congregation.
This being Mother's Day
?.n" ii.--?.?A?
Rey. E. A. Adams-preached a
^ ^sp^ial sermon to mothers. The
* sermon was instructive and inspiring,
especially did he emphasize
the entertaining of stran?
gersr^Afterfhe sermon, a solo
was rendered "My Mother's
- Prayer," by Mrs. Vanilla Clark.
She sang very touchingly and the
_ doors of t.he^church were-opem
ed and -eight. persons united
with the chyrch.
In, the .afternoon' the Allen
ChristiandSndeavor League was
very jiicely attended by 'children
and younger people. One of the
main features of the League being
the song' sawiVa
At the evening services the
mothers had charge of the prosided.
A nnmhor of papers-and
talks were rendereft A papor
by Mrs. L. B. Johnson, Mrs. F. G.
Bauttigardmn, Mia. C. E. MuGill
Mrs. Frances ThoiTiqs and others.
The choir rendered special
music consisting of solos,'duets,
-^quartets. The program was enjoyed
by^ili and we had an ap
preciative audience. At " The
-? .close of the program the~T3as=
tor made some remarks. After
- <? which he opened the doors of the
church and asked all of those
who would 1tke to honor, their
mothers to unite with the church
while the opportunity was given.
Again Mrs. Clark rendered the
same solo and three more per=aona.
united- with the- ohjureh.
^ So ended the~TrogTam of a splen
> did service. The collection for
the day was very good. We exnsrr
gers a cordial invitation.
A GREAT MEETING AT THE
PEOPLE'S TABERNACLE.
We are having a great meeting
at the People sTabernacle.
Dr. Alexander Willibanks is the
greatest evangelist preacher in
America.?Wariret nim at the
? Union' Station. A brass band
accompanied him from Chavles
ton, coming here in a special
caiv-together with~his -wife and
4 Rev. P. Daniels.,
oThe pastor, Dr. R. M. Myers,
J. H. Goodwin, M. P., and others
marched from the Union
7 - .. station?to "the Tabernacle. A
large crowd -met us there. Dr.
Willibanks .was introduced by
Dr. feoodwin. He made a short
talk and made his announce
ments for Sunday. At 11:30
Sunday he began to hurl bomb
.Shells into the Devil's' camp,
from the subject": ^Running tc
see Jesus." That man did
preach. 27 surrendered to Jesus.
At night the city was out
to hear this great man of God,
The day ended with 57 souls on
the Lord's side. From three tc
four thousand have heard him
nightly. The Revl will preach hi?
farewell sermon Friday night
UTto this writimr - Mav 1?.fh
175 ?nnlg hnvp joined the army
of God. Dr. Myers said that he
is well pleased with the meeting
it is the best that we have had
irTthe Tabernacle. The meeting
will close Sunday night. We wil]
?baptize Tuesday night.
Wesley M. E. Church
Cor. Gervais & Barnwell, SI s.
At 11:30 A. M., the services
at Wesley M. E. - church, last
Sunday were as usual, edifying
- Ihspmng nnd-instracttve, aire
greatly enjoyable. The pastoi
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Of ColumBta |
C. WHITE ; \ I
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preached an epioyable stump JQ,
' frojn Exodus ; lauding and
> praising jpUTtifs for tHMr fafth^
TuTntfss, "loyalty and nobletteetbr
pf untiring service in the shapof
the races and nations of "the
. earth.* ? v
In the' n>"f1 erhnon at G:0Q_P. M,.
:.the kxeal W..H. M.,'-Society met,
and rendered a splendid--urogram
- Mrs. C. O. Wakefield, is the efficient
anch "wide-awafce president.
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? At 8:00 P.JMy was the rendering
of the Mothers Day ^Program,
which was the special fea?.
ture of ihe day wlTlclTwasgrand
from beginning to end. All of
the participants rendered, e\cejilent
services, and merited fovor
able comment from' those who
were present.
r The participants Were: Miss
C. McCuller, Mr. J. A. Rosmond,
TSIFiT Jennie Hicks, Mr1. I. ,S.
Leevy,- Mrs. I. D. Davis; Mrs:
i Nemiah Hickson, and Squire N.
j. . Frederick. Mrs. Frederick,
making fitting selections rof
choice mu$itu ' '
Seventh Day AHvpnfist?
Subject for Sunday night, the
144,000. We are glad tp_j?ee s6
mahv of our friends out on Sunday
nights. This shows tha-t 11 u
[ interest is still good/'tfnd that
thej:e are some seekers .for
truth in Columbia. Pictures are
shown with every subject.' . ?
NOTICE.
On Thursday "night, May 21st
, a Stercopticon Lecture' on AfriJca
and other Bible scenery will
be given at. Youilg Rising Sons
loiLZion Hall, on F.lmnrp Av<v?
Admission 15 cents; children IOC
, Don't miss this lecture and pic*,
r tures. "Come and bring a friend.
First Calvary Church. TIT
The Church witha Welcome.
Friday, 6:00 p. m., the pastor
" and Church Aid Club gave a reception
in honor of Dr.,D. F.
, Thompson, pastor of the Taber
nacle Baptist church, AuguGta,
Gar The pastors of the city
_ and their wives and "all officers
of First Calvary were invited.
This was a very unique affair.
?8:00 p.?m., Dr. Thompson
preached a powerful sermon to a
7 very^lavpr^iradieiicu1. Ilis sub-'
p jeCt .was Power .and Influence.
One candidate was received for
~ baptism and one member by' letter.
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?Dr. Thompson was taken ill
after The service Friday night
and was not able to return home
' Saturday morning as he had
planned but was sent home on
r?caip on Saturday afternoon ac,
compahied by Miss Raiford, a
( nurse from the Waverley Hospital.
Dr. Long took his car to
' Augusta on Monday.
I Sunday, 3:30 p. mV, the Installation
service proper was
held, conducted by Zion Baptist
Church, Rev. J. C. White, pas'
tor preached the Installa'tion ser(
mon. He chose forTuiTsubject:
( "A change of Leadership." Text
, Joshua 1:2. This was a helpful
and instructive sermon. The
choir rendered excellent music.
' The welcome on behalf of the
^ sional Men of the city was givI
en by Dr. J. II. Goodwin, i The
r-Vl??r*fro 4a 4 Vl o nVinrnli I?nn I""''"
, fev. uv liiv/ vuui v" wao juauc
| by Dr. P. P. Watson, State Missionary".
Short and interesting
talk was made on behalf of the
- Officoro of t he church, by Dragon
P. Ruff. The charge to the pastor
was made by Dean Redfern
of Benedict College. A short
5 but timely response was given
; by the pastor. This closed the
, Installation services which lastt
-cd two weeks,?We had u gtw
pel feast each night.
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* : - THE PALME
Rev. Long-and his people are
'very grateful" to the pastors of
the city and their congregations
for their cooperation . during
these services.
, 7*30 p/m.,Jihe B. Y. V. U.
| rendered a special program on
I Mother's Uay. The .President
Mr. M. S. Stewart presided with
dignity as nsnnf M^s T T
Stewart had charge of the program
which was quite a treat
to all ivho heard it. Those wTip
took a part on J.he pTognam Were
as follows: juAdcB-ess on Mother's
Day," Miss Janie Adams;
, Vocal soloi. Mr. RoUt.* .Cannon;
1 Iveeitatioiv Miss Willie Hunter;
Recitation, Miss Lola -Walker;
instrumental solo, Miss Anise
Williams; Recitation, Miss; Cpkaldine
McGec ; Closing. Remarks
by the president, Mr. M. S. Stew.
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The sick.lancL_shut-ins of the
.church are: Mr. John Cummings
Mrs. Minnie TNJivnn TVTrc
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lia Jacjkson. Members are asked
tcr ca-11 - and see them. Mr.
Sirnops is improving to the
delight of his..friends*
Mr. P. M. Bowling, Chr.^
Mrs. E. W. Long, Sect.,
Miss L. F. Harison, Reporter
Rev. fl. W. Long, Pastor.
-v, zion Baptist church
?About 350 scholars wete in attendance
last Sunday, ".Air. .Jas.
-W. Hopkinsr Acting Supt.T was
bfr. the minute with his iaithful
teaching~Tchx?# r~^*Eh^ growth of
the .Kindergarten Department
j has been rapid* Misses White,
Iftmont ".ml Martin and Miss Laura
ifynurff are the instructors.
sVThe lessoij was interestingly
^Miscussed At Hip conclusion
nf ATnjViov's; Day war
a special feature. Little Miss
"Rudine 'J arris read a paper and
afterward sung a solo: "My
I Mother's. Prayer has followed
'me." With other selections
I
jternational questions before that
j tribunal. , He discussed the 18Hr
amendment to the U. S. Constijrtrtloir
timl Unjv enforcement;
utnd the scientific questiomr-btrk
die said this question of "What
shall I do to be saved," was uppermost.
Zioh- fairly ~sfrook
j from " pulpit to the door. "- His
; description of- the?earthquake
j caused by ttie prayer ftnd songs
:of Paul and Silafc, which rocked
(down the granite walls of that
PhiTHppian jail sent the''church
hr a state of pandemonium.
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Zion at First Calvary Baptist
At 3:30 p. m.,. the host of
zuon,- both choirs, ,the ushers,
deacons^ and Dr. White, turned
out to worship at First Calvary.
The occasion was the installation
of Calvary's new pastor? the Rev.
, Dr. H. W. Long. The church
was crowdectfrom pulpit to the
door. Rev. J. C. White^preached
the installation sermon- from
JOHNSON-BRA
funeral Direct
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1115 Washington
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Joshua 1:1-3. "The Lord spal
unto Joshua, the iion of Nu
Moses minister, saying therefoi
arisu thou and all this people-ar
cross Jordan." Subject: "Josl
ua God's new Leader." He sa
that the choice of Joshua w:
because: T. Of his lineage.
Because of the .character of tl
maty. 3; Because ef jiis uta
ingv lie admonished Past*
Long to take ^11 the people ,
cross Jordan. that tl
ffeople oq spates street^deservt
as much c6nsider.atioaa.Tthe cc
lege-bred, and tj>e well-to-do.
DrV J. II. .Goodwin, deli vert
alT abhrooriaterwelcoi 11 u to- Id
[and speeches the program ended
with remarks by Dr. J. H. Goodwin,
Supt.;
At 11:30 every seat in the au
ditorium was filled, with many
in the galleries. The usual preliminaries
were carried out. Mrs.
XC; W hite, san g a - bea utif-ul solo:
"Mother Dear."
\ Rev. J. C. White, was "at his
best as he arose to preach, he
sv'as bubbling over with spiritual
eagernes^ He preached from
the text: "Sirs, What must I do
to be saved?" Subject: ""The
-Supreme- Question of the ages."
j Pastor White discussed the leaigue
of nations,land the vital in
new iiastofc on behalf pf the la,
men and business men. rDr. ]
PL Watson delivered' a burnii
charge to the church, while D
Redfern..dean of Benedict #Cc
lege gave the charge to thre^pa
~r? - ?s- A -i - :
tor. - ? i ? '
1 At 8:0(1 p. nv, we re-aTssembk
at Zion, A full house was"7
hand" the Paster had your
Charley-Simons, student-preac'
er of Benedict- . College, wl
preached a most excellent se
mon. Dr. W. B. Hood, corre
ponden^ secretary of the Fo
eigif'Board of the National'Ba
tist Convention will preach ;
Zioft next Sunday morning, f
is frornXbuisYille, Ky.
Sunday being Mothers' Da
was a glorious day all day wit
= tin. Sunday sellu uPm-the mor
- ing as usual., Morning, servh
st'-11:30 a. in., Rev. T. C, Crum;
ton, pastor prefetched a splend
sermon from the text Hehrey
11:5/ _ J
At C p. m.7 B.Y.PrU. conve
ed. The subject was very w<
discussed by the pupils^- ~Al
8:00 p. in., the Pasb
" preached another soul-stirrii
sermon_from the text St. Lul
13:34. This sermon was
nough to make any sinner beg
jto think of his or her lost co
!dition. s
Mid-week prayer service e
ery Wednesday night at 8 p. i
Preaching every Thursday nig]
beginning May the 141b Yr
welcome, at anV tlmp^
. Olive Sirhuel.
NOTICE.
All members of the Trust*
Boardyof Morris College a:
hereby called to meet at tl
Collegetin annual session, Tue
dfiy morning, May 19th, at ]
-o'clock.' - Please remember tl
annual'fee and if you . tail to I
present please let us hear fro
.you. -
: Busine^mf importance. Pfeg1.
let every member attend.
Rev. R. W. Bavlor. Chi
Rev. A. jA. Sims, Sec.
jJomes Chape! A. M^-Bj-Zioiv
Church
iis- calling for 1000 young me
i~- ewntmuod on page six,. ~~
ANTIOCH BAPTIST .CHURCH
Kev. 1. <J. CKLMI'TON, Pastor
- SERVICES:
Sunday School ... 10:90 A..2
Morning Service 11:30 A. *3
B, Y. P. U. ~ 0:00 T. ]
Evening Servica? 7:00 P. 1
EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Tvendlaltown.
Rev. I). M. McGILL, Pastor
SRHVK'PS Sunday
School ... J_10:00 A. ]
Mea ning Service . 11:30 A.' I
A. C. E. League ?... 0:00 P. ]
Evening Service _.8:00 P. j
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
1915 Laurel Street
REV W (I Ol'MTKB I'aain,
Sunday School __ A 11:00 A. ]
Morning Service 12U)0 .. 3
d4?vening Service a~ 7:^u P. 3
iDLEY-MORRIS
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timers
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St. Phone 3512
SIA, S. . ?-==
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r_BETHEL A. M. E. CftURClt^ Sun
h- Corner Sumter and Taylor Sta^ Mor
id j v. Rev. -E. A. Adams, JPastor. B. 1
1SI -T ^SERVICES: 7V ? TEve
g :Sunday School' 10:00 A. M.
Morning Service A. M.
ie .'A. C. E. League 6:30 ,P.\M. BE'
ft- Kvfetung Service -1.1. 7-30"P".TIT"
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SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH =^==
ie'? 1100" Block Btffttdtffg Street """" Sun
,j'l* Rev. W. E/Farmer; I*astorv -v !?M?r
SERVICES: B. 1
"'Sunday School 4 i-^vK?:30 A'. M.'^fve
Mornirig. Service il ;30 A. M.J
id-Epwdrth League-! ____ 5:30 P. M".
y- ? . _ZZC
p . .IflNF.S OHAPEX A. M. E.ZtgN^* *
!i -~i: CHURCHr - ' *
'^.Corner Sumter and Blossom. Streets Sun
Rev. R. Alexander Carroll, Pastor.JMor
>l_i ~ SEftvirre. Aft
S_ j Morning Service - 10:30 A. M.i
% .Sunday"School 12:30 P. M.' j,.
; ; VV C. E- Society :_,6;30 f. M. nd.
)d Evening Service 8:00 P. M.
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lg 2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH ^un
irt 1 Rev. IT. M. Moore, Pastor.
"j ? SERVICES:? ~ d?**
Sunday School , Tl0:00 A: M. ,
Morning 'Service 11:15 AT M. !
r- B. Y. 0. 6:00 P. M., *lA
p- Evening SSrviee ! 7:30 P M. j
11 riSini
Ie l?f_.CALVARY BAPTIST CHGRCIi- Aft
I Richland Street- B.
-! ' ItiiV.'ii.' W. LON?i, Pastor. -Eve
y,l SERVICES
h Sunday School 10:00 A. M. "
.."Morning Service TlTIIr30 Ar-M.~~ Ct
;B. Y. P. U. ~ 6:00 P. M.
Evening1 Service -8:60 6
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icc WESLEY M. E. CHURCHL L_
Corner Gervais and Barnwell Sts. . ?
~P ? Rev. N. S. SmithT Pastor. Sun
ri-- SERVICES^ p . ' tp
oj Sunday School __10:30 A. M.! vc
? Morning-Service l. 11:30 A. M. ?*
League 6 :;i() P.-M. | ?ir
TO^i'Til"U 'i.i.iin.i rr nn p M
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<C ZION BAPTIST CHURCH !
e- Rev. J. C. "White;-Pastor. - |Sun
in - SERVICES: ^
Sunday School ~ l. 10:00 A. M.
Morning Service 11:30 A. M. j^ve
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. !
V- Evening Service 7:00 P. M, j
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tU NAZARETH BAPTIST CIILRCH
>11 Sunday School 10:30 A. M. : .?
Morning S6rvice 1-13:3U P. 111. 'tV 1
' B. Y. P. UT"_- 5:00 JP.
. Evening-Sorvieo - 7:30 P M | r
2G ST. J O H>T BAPTI ST C H U RCH S
CO Booker Washington Heights t,' j
ie Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor.
SERVICES: ' ; - > _
s~ Sunday School 1Q:30 A. M. V,un
[0 Mornifig Service ?- 11:&0 A. M.' . ^
B. Y. P.U. . _ 6:0Q P. Vhz&
ie Evening: Service- ;_ 7:30 P. M. ^*vc
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m FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor TE]
?'? ? 403- Mariuti Stieel
>0 Morning Service 11:30 Sun
" Evening: Service _n7:30 Moi
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UNION BAPTIST ^HURCH
Divine Street
\Rev. T. M. Boykin, Paator.
v 4 SERVICES: " ' '
day School ! 10:00 A. M.
ning Service 11:30 A. M.
C P. U. 4. 7:00 T: M~?
rifrg Service 1*. ?f00 P. M.
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rilLEIIEM BAPTIST CHURCH?
? cyan Stnift n
Rev. 8. H.' Smith, Paator.. .. j
SERVICES:
d*ySchool 10:00 A. M.
ning "Servi.ee __4_____11:30 A. M. .
f-*P; U. 6:00-2.?M.
ning Service, r r 8:00 P. M. J
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"MARY'S ?PlSlfo^:CllVK<^* ""
orner Green and (TM^a SireetiP
?ltev, T. T, Pollafd, Pastor^ ? - "'
SERVICES: v
day School 10:00 A. M. 1 ;
ning Service 11:15 A. &1.
srnoon Service 4 P. M.
NAZAItETII BAPTIST CHURCH?
Rev. It. M. Myers, Pastor. ^ J !
SUIt VIC US:
day?School 10:30- A. M.
ning-Service ,11:30 A. M.
Y. P. U. 1ZIT6:00 P. M.
ning Service 8:00 P. M.
lCEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH '
Rev.. It. M. Myers, Pastor.
''SERVltES:day
School _______'_10i30 A. M.
ernoon Service 2:00 P. M.y.j
P. U. - 6:00- P. M. _
nihg Service ,J,M 8! 00 F.. If;
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S I A I BIN ATTffTTt. ^
CHURCH. : ??_?
"-ffeev. L. G. Bowman, Pastor. . =
SERVICES J
riing Servfco .,11:30 A. M.
day ScliooT~_,nrr_T"3:00 P. M.
C. K. T;eagu?r~7i"~r_-^5:30 P. M. _
injng ^Service 7:30 P. M.
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?JU.Vi.S lAHhKNACLE. - \
Rev. B. G. Gray hart, I'autur.???
SERVICES: ; .. ^
day School !_10:00 A. M.
ernoon Service 3:00 P. M.
Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.
ning Service 8:00 P, M.
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LADSON PRESBYTERIAN '
Rev. I. D. Davis, Pastor.
. SERVICES:
ring SprvOT , ^ 11:15 A., M, day
Sfimol' -j.-, r- 4:00 P. M.
istian Endeavor 6:00 P. M.
T. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
415 Henderson Street
Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor.
SERVICES: "
iday School _.i ri_10:00 A^ M.
*rring Service-: - 11:15- A-r- M.
C. E. Leacue fi-Qft P M
ining Service 7:30 P. M. r_
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Ridgcwood
day School 11:80 '
Tiiriig gervicc ....._-_12i80
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