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Saturday, October 24, 1926. i Church News 1 - ! - bv dr. j. < SIDNEY PARK C. M. li. CHURCH 1 ? NEWS. i . l r. i 1 ' < Sunday?schooP^pened at 10:30, j with the Supt. and teachers at their ? posts of duly. A fuij[ discussion of the lesson was review by the teachers ! and members of the ljum^rous class- ^ cs; after whj^h v ii111,'I1 if" ". the lesson.?i; ? . ~j Rev. Farmer, being away, on _a , much needed rest, Rev.- Timm/ms preached an' inspiring sermon. Rev. Timmens ia a well Known preacher and all who missed hearing him, miss- 1 ed a treat. The church was filled to < its cnnnoiHr ?1 ,iu?ii^ wno came out"to|, witness the singing of the EpwogTV Choral Club. ' r Sunday being Women's Day, the ' women -450k everything in their 1 hands. There jwere woman ushersrh -r- women who tdok up "collection, etc. Rlrs. Evelyn Allen read the announce ments. The Epworth League's Choral Club 1 rendered a program at Ladson Pres- < byterian church. Mr. II. S. Allen sang i a beautiful solo, and Mrs. H. Q. Book man read a splendid paper. The mem bers of Ladson seemed very much pleased to have the Choral Club visit ' them, and their pastor, Dr. I. D. Da- 1 ? ^is spoke well in behalf of us. -1 , The women of this church carried j out a beautiful program Sunday night. The_-Epworth^?Choral _43lub 1 " rendemd tile music. They are doing splendid work gpd hava?sung?for;; ,i sevyrul uhurcheiT of tnis city, since i their organization. Sunday was a 1 high day for the women. . ~ , The Women's Missionary Board repeated the Mock Conference last Monday night. The same crowd <-was ' ft,,r T/.-...u?-- itrrr , ? . m nuucas mis wonaeriui play. Services at usual time each Sun- i day. The public is invited to atL , tend. Suiah B. WiUta, Keporter. ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH At Booker Washington, Heights. ? The Church with a Kind Reception. f ' ~7!T~T~Siinday, Oct. 11th was cne of the w 1 greatest days in the history of the church. At 10:30 a. m.> the Sunday l school wa? opened by Supt. W. S. - y. K Bookhart with teachers and the usual number of scholars present. Lesson ^ was .taught with the amount of aspiration that demonstrated the desire to implant the truth into each hearter. After an excellent review hv ?Pastor T. C Jenkins, who took hia . place on, the rostrum, and used as a ? text: St. John 16:33. SuhJectr^The Joy?of Christianity."' Among -the many things he said in his discourse was this, Christianity is all we say it is and some more, therefore let na go the more today. As he continued we were made glad and truly realized this was a good place to be. A-LH-p. m., President J. II. Bookhart. opened the B. Y. P. U.. which showed,, an increase in attendance. -*?After rendering "an.-enjoyable program, the pulpit was again graced with Pastor JenkiiTSf who after baptizing four candidates, preached the Baptismal -sermon. Not at any time have we heard a sermon that we regarded greater than this one. So powerful was the sermon out of rejoic ~ ing hearts we could but say like hmr of old, thia is none other than God's "' messenger in His house. 1 Aside from the regular salary, a , special offering was taken for the ZZZZT_ pastor, as follows: The Missionary Society met at the homa-of-Sister W. S^-Bookhart Oct. lGth in its regular, meeting; an ex; cellent paper was read by Sister W. M. Boatwrierht. at which time they " appropriated $10.QD.~~Sister W. S. - bookhart, Pres.. Sister C. D. Davenport. Sec'y, Sister-Bro. W. L. Lyles ' $6.00; Sister-Bro. W. S. Booknart, J5.00; Sisters Ada Stroman "$2.00; t lie Belton $1.50; Emily Davenport 1 -- $1.00; Davifl-4itromaTr-$1.00; Frances -> Counts $1.00; Calvin Davenport $1.00 * Katie Stroud $1.00; A. Q. Summon^, 1 $1.00; Nic? Johnson $1.00; C. P. Da_ vis $1.00; John Lowman $1.00; J. H. Bookhart $1.00; Lucile Counts .50; ( Emily Counts .50; Ro&ar B. Grefen .25; Rosa L. Counts .25. Total $36.00. " . W. S. B. 1 ^ ? . i A Rj^ofathnr-Front St. James^ a. m. hi. Church , ] Columbia, ?. C., Oct. 16, 1925 ; ? ?To the P. E? Tv Fv Harper of - "Columbia District, Columbia 1 Annual Conference of the A. M. ! r E. Church, Greetings: Whereas, we the official staff and membership of the St. i James station of the said Dis trict ana saia cnurcn, nave Deen * ever striving with all that is ! p- withm us together with the pas- , tor, Rev. J. P. Washington to ] " ' ' ?==aa Of Columbia |; C. WHITE oooDcom^oo.or):ao^^j33?^3???:'X>^ supporFand maintain the Lacal and general church and ;whereas peaca aivd-ha-rmonjr TrxiststJ^- ' tween pastor and members, I so much su until there is not a single discord in his administration; and ' | Vv hereas, _ Jjls christian piety! and gentlemanly manners have so endeared the said* pastor- to the members that they seem to be perfectly willing to follow his lead and to imbibe his won-; ierful Gospel sermons. Every: phase of' the church wny^Lhas ^ona forward and receives a hearty support from the practical membership of St. James fL M. E./churciw?^ Therefore: Be it resolved first, that we the officers .and members of the said church do and hereby tender this resolution, petitioning, the Columbia A.nnuat~Conference , in its ensuing session, through our Presiding Elder to return to u? our pastor, Rey. J.. P. Washington for^ another " year for reasons herein mentioned. Be it further -yeKhlvpdtVwt the said Annual Conference, will pmisider this petition wMch. is not intended to violate any rule of the said Conference in assigning pastors, but we know-! ing our condition and the present neeihmf-the said pastor and the value of his services among us pfuiitely and publicly, we do the most earnestly beg. for iiiu return tu us as pastor for" another year.' Respectfully vours. Officers" ancl members of SE James A. M. E. Church. ? -Jt-A?LYLES, Secretary. MR. JOHN SETH MOORE. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore exte,nd sympathy to them in the loss of their maternal grand-father, Mr. Seth Moore, of Cokesbury, S. C., who died ' Oct. 3, lo^.r^ mi hw vp,<i,dence. age 8'J yeaTs. 'Mr.?Mooio had spent his life 1ft this little' community, and was a faithful member of New Zion A. M. E. church, a stalwart fraternity bro ther, a- worthy citizen, a true husband, a loving father, a christian gentleman. * _=? * Mr. Moore had been in declining health for the past year, but was not considered serious, as he continued active up untik the week hq. . died. Only '?-- few days of lingering?mat his -summons to a nenccfnl eternity came. He was listening for it?answered?and was gone. He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife, two children by an earlier jnarriage, several grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends who deeply mourn the loss. His chair is vacant?his voice has Been hushed Tor awhile, but we are happy in the consolation that he a-! waits us all in that^^hind of never ending joy. LOCALS FROM THE FRIENDLY CITY. ?Abbeville, -S. C.?Dr. L. O. Miller! a?d?family?of "Ashcville, spent?then week-end in our city, thq guests- of Mrs. Miller's mother,-Mfs. "Ella Jackson orT Secession Ave;? ??? 1 Mrs. Mary L. Pope ammdefl' me s?usta last -week. Lillie' R. Tillman, teachfers in the! Greenville- ity schools spent the] week-end here,' with relatives. Mrs. Betty .Whitmore died Thursday morning at her home in Fort Pickens. She was 70 years of age1 and has been a life-long resident of this place. She was a faithful nurse in the community for a long number yt. years Tiint~ jyas. JiigMyugsneetpH : by all who* imfftir-tToT. - FmwPab scr-| vies were conducted at St. James A. \I. E. church, by her pastor, Rev.1 Albert Long. She was buried in' Harbison's cemetery.?She?is sur- ' vived by three daughters "and two 30ns. ' Rev. W. II. Miller of Greer, preach 3d two splendid sermons for the Mt. Pleasant Baptist congregation on ;he 11th,. t. Miss Jessie'Fair, one of thd Pops t r\\r 1i of I )IV,IV 113b. Mrs. Janie fillison is spending a! month m Chicago with her sister, Before returning home she will visit ' - --? . \ ~TT~ ~~ * THE PALME in New York, Philadelphia and Wash ington. . __ Rev. J. B. -Smith is teaching jit Ml. Caiinel. ' i ' NEWBERRY NEWS. Newberry, S. C., Oct. 20.?The farmers are-^fmishing gathering, their crops and they are sowing small district. Mr. E. F. Floyd has ohe and a quarter acres planted -in n?ts on the school land. They are up and looking fine. That is the school projecE" - ~~~ ? The new Enoree Baptist Association of Newberry county was held with the Seekwell Baptist church Oct. 16 and 17 -and 18th. Friday 10 a. m., the house was called-toorder by the "Moderator, Rev. W. R. Reeder After which Rev. II. M. Taylor, of Columbia, preached-the introductory sermon. On Friday .night Rev. D. M:?Spearman of Newberry preached 1,^ ? i ' ? ? me i/utumui sermon, un Saturday night, KeV; Mr^ rl)iilur(l, of Clinton preached. Sunday morning 11:30 a?= Ht.(. ..Rev. . J. A. Baton of Newberry preached the Missionary sermon. We "WCTe glad tb'see and hear them for they preached with the power. Rev. W. R. Reeder has been {serving us Moderator-for four years and was re-elected as Moderator for the fifth year. He is a good man in his place. It was one of the-greatest sessions that was ever held since the Association has been organized. . TJjere was a high day at Miller Chapel church Sunday all day.It as anniversary day for Miller Chapel church. It _is numbered - among the oldest churches in the state. It was established- in IHoo. Kev; W. At. P..-Ronk-^pmaehprl the limrmng_itiau mon. 7:30 the program was as follows : Dr. J. W.- WiiHarr^ master of ceremonies. The Origin of the Church /by Miss Maynic Haigler. Address by?Prof. U. S. Gallman. Why -Parents should attend SgndaS" School by Supt. E. F. Floyd. Why the mothers should attend Sunday SclfoOl by Mrs". Alma Rohinson.. -Some of- the uuik .ox me cnuren nttv by Robert Jones. Remarks by Rev. E. R. Ellis. The occasion was grand. The Grand Chancellor "Julius A. "Brown was a visitor - to Iron Clad Lodire. K. of P., No.-flo-l nn \Vi>dnesday night. I Id and his better half came-with him through the-country in his Dodge car. He arrived in Newberry, 4 p. m.f after making several stops. AIR of the K. of P. brothers were glad to shake hands with ;the grand head. The Grand- Vice "G. E. F. Floyd made him welcome to our city and to the members of the K. of P. lodges here. We .are. proud of our Grand Chancellor--and Grand "Villi! f'}| m II i Tln'ty I'jghT men in the right place. Wm. Davis is holding Newberry ? -J O D O'.O O'OiOO'OO'OOOO'C'OO 0:0 0 0 00a I ? REESE'S I) I MRS. P. R. 1 ~ A Full Line of 1*7117 8 a tid ?Tniiiii Lg?? Mat lam C. -Walkei 8- "" Times. ice Cream ai If P110N cf 1422 Assembly Street, o aowxco % *? { Office Phone G026 f N. J. FR1 t d - ? ' y" AWorney-at-Law= *? 4 ;?* Practice in" all Cour $ 1119 Washington Street, l___-,,r .t;~Zj;"h^ ro I ' ' ' ~~~. MERCI1A1 | 7 Suits Mad X; ^ TELEPH <j! 1118 y2 Washington Strreet, j* *!**!* !* vv A . . A .*. .4 4 A A A A A A A v % % i* '? MOVING ^ ____ ** Bunyan Bu ! Five Heavy Duty | your service--We I ^ - . county together. .j Go to Mr. fid ward Wise's Cnfe for J . afresh fish. _Ue has them every day. Alsa, it is a place for rest when you are tired. ?~ ? . . " \.7 T ?" When you want to be served with a quick and hot meal go to Mrs. B. W. Bradley's Cafe on Friend street. Mrs. Edward Wilson's Cafe is upl tb-date. She will serve .you with ^rrrrer oTr-comcr ~of?Friend street. 1 Miss Mabel Moon and Miss Charlottte -Reese were home on last -SaWurday for as hort visit from their school, in Laurens county. .Miss Ja-me?Beynolds?uf Giaycourl, IS: r~C7r~ was their guest. . ? ' NELSON'S BEAUTY PARLOR ?Hair Blessing?Of ' - All Kinds^- ? Mme. Josephine Nelson, Mgr. i ' . ~~ r~ " Martin & Thurman ? Electrical Contractors . {- - * r LICENSED AND BONDED Phones 8723-8854 . . - r.' *Co'luHibia- S2C.7 ~ 1 I - ' SALE. I wish to (lb-pose of the following articles at Private -Sale for cash at 911 Hampton, Street: One Piano; Two Cabinet Organs; One Bed Room Mlher artiely* uf valuo. Apply to, * W. II. THOMAS, 1T29 Washington St. cj To New Customers, we ? i ? say try our ? . . ; ?> EGGS . | j'9 and have the pleasure of,p growing some g J| . _ REAL BUFFS | The", greatest'Egg machine j 8 existing. p ]| m siMPirifrre K -Newberry. S. C. g o&o 0:00.0 oxto?:ao:o;ooooooo<&o ooo*; RUG STORE REESE, Prop, mt A]eclicines^~Clgars, ?? fo;ep"uratioi^ at- aiP i~ id Sodas. * - [ \E 7820 .':v- ?' / t Columbia, S. C. OP^OO g^vv^'X^^^W'v^^vvvwvv'X"!"^;' ! r ?_ ? i Residence Phone 6798 . " - i > EDERICK i: and Notary Public. ?? < ts?State and Federal. ' ? (, ? t . Columbia, S. C. f . ^ __??-? | ?~- | L MMBSEsl v%**.*%m?K' V * Y ??? ?; it T^r?fnn r?xr ... X , :: ST TAILOR ??,?T' e To (Jrder. :r * ^ , ONE 1003 ". :: -o r . ; Columbia, S. C.. J J -HAULING 'j* -??? ^ -j^jrns Transfer ~ % ' Motor Trucks at ?|> 1 1 specialize in long- X| :OLUMBlA, S. C. ft ? SSS CHURCH DIRECTORY BETHEL A. M. K? LHLKLH " Corner Sumter and Taylor Sts. Rev. E. A. Adams, Pastor. . -SERVICES; ~ lB-. Sunday School 10:00 A. M.!^v M.QCnlng Service A. M.j A. C. E. League ^___6:30 P. M.j _ Evening Service 7:30 P. M. B1 SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH |Su 1100 Block Blanding Street^ Rev. \Y. E. Farmer, Pastor. -< ** SERVICES: Ev puj>d ay SthofiI_J 10:30 A. M. Niorfling Service 11:30 A. M. Epworth League ^5:30 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. ^ ' a ; ( i i . ? . JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION Su Cm'HjTH Eorner "Sumter andj Blossom "Streets ^ Rev. R. Alexander Carroll, Pastor. SERVICES: Morning Service 10:30 A. M. Sunday School * 12:30 P. M.j2n \L:<CL fL-S&ciety .-aCTir.^-6i3?~P. M.' Evening Service 8:00 P. M. , v : : < ? |Su : M( B. 2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH J g, 1500 Block BuH Street Rev. H. M. Moore. Pastor. SERVICES: ^a.iirscm<a=^=LTr: 10100 xxi M Moyning Service. i?' l-_li:lfi A. Mlj B, Y.-Pr U. ??_ 6:OO P:^rj ^ Evening Service'"-"---__I 7i30 P M"}^ ' ^ * : v B. , E\ 1st. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Richland Street REV. H. W. LONG, Paator. SERVICES: - c Sunday -School 10;QIhA^_&LJ_ Horning Service.- 11:30 A. M.; B. Y. P. UL 6:00 P. M. ; Evening Service 8:00 P. M. . M ? ." - Si y : T.A. WESLEY M. E. CHURCH Ei Corner. Gervais-and Barnwell Sta. -4? Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor. 'SERVICES: V Sunday School 10:30 A. M.! Morning Service 11:30 A. M. \ League __ i4__ " 6:30 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. -?-? A ? j B. _ . i Ri z,IU;N BAPTIST CHURCH Hev. J. C. White, Pfl"'" ?yt!k VICES: Sunday Schopl 10:00 A. M. .Morning Service 11:30 A. M. j. B. Y. P. -" 6:00 P. M.' " Eyening Service 2 7:00 P. M. I ? ! ki _____ ' CI . . i NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH vj Sunday School"^"..--" 10:30 A. M. Morning Service 1 12:30 P. M.; Evening Service _III_?_ 7;aUr PlAl. "i "" : Si -|M _ST. JOHN BAPTIST, CHURCH IA Booker Washington Heights ^ Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School 10:30 A. M;! Mornnig Service 11:30 A. M. I a. x. f. U. 6:00 P.' W, ;x Evening Service 7:30 P. M.; . " fsi iii FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH _ Rev. E. T; Hampton, Pastor 405 Marion Street * Morning Service.. 11:30 Evening Service-^^-^^^_______^7:801 ?.? *?-hMT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH L ' 2130 Surnter Street ] y' Rev. D. G. Robinson, Pastor. SERVICES! ?& Sunday SchooL 10:30 -A; Mrr Preaching 11:30 A. M.1 y* Y P. Ttr_ ? K iHt Br_nrri-= Preaching 8:00 P. M. ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH IU 1 1 aolu' unday School " 10:00 A. M. Si Morning Service __1T1:30 A. M. M B. Y. P. U. 1 6:00 P. M. E Evening Service - 7:00 P. M. | I lAuycAN-Dnin a v n w j vw~pn mi Funeral Diredto Embali * S / .. ' _ 1115 Washington S COLUMB1 - ? a ? FTTB \ rxmv raptist rHi ffru Divine Street ^ Key. X_ WL liuykin, Pastor. -"- SERVICES: ? oday School , 10:00 a. m. jrning Service 11:30 a. m. Y. P. U. _ .:-nrr-7:00 P. M. '.enmg Service 8:00 P. m. ethFeiiem baptist chh-rcr Ey%u? Street Rev. Sl II. Smith, "Pastor SERVICES: nday School 10:00 A^M. )rning Service _n_rT,- 11:30 A^-M. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. ening Service 8:06 P. M. MAftY'S EPISCOPAL .CHURCA? Corner Orppn and Cnton Streete ; Rev. T. T. Pollard, I'astdr. -J- SERVICES: "day School .?io':00 A: M. " jrning Service1 1|,,|; A. M. ' ternoon Service __ 4 p. jj. d NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor. SERVICES: . mday School ' 10:30 "A. M. orning Ser.vice L _u :30 A. M. Y. "FT U. i-*- 6:00 P. ftj. ening Service 8:00 P. M. ACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Rev- E. M. Myers, Pastor. . ~?^ ? services:7s* mday School 10:30 A. M. . tterrioon Service ? 2:00 P. M. r -Y. P. U4j 6:00 P. M. rening Service 8:00 P. M. :happelle station a. m. e. "~C11 U HCIi. ?" Comer Senate and Pine Street*. Rev. fc. G. Bowman, Pastor. _ -services: ? 7 orning Service .11:30 A. M. inday School ' 8:00 P. -fit C. E. League 6:30 P. M. rent fig Sltvice . Z 7:30 P. M. v.;- *. L* . ' " - * * \ j - - . ' . __ ' JONES TABERNACLE Rev. B. G. Grayhart, Past"<fr7 SERVICES:.i jndayJSchool 10*00 A. M . fternoon- Service -1?___8:00 P. M. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. ' ^ening Service i;, 8:00 P. M . * LABSUX PRESBYTERIAN Rev. I. D. Davis, Pastor. services: orning Service 11:15 A. M. . inday School ^ 4:00 . P. M. aristian Endeavor 5:00 P. M ! , ?"ii. ?; J . ^ . 1' " x - ' ST. JAMEg A, JL E. CHURCH ???415 Henderson Street"^?= ' Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor. SERVICES: jnday School 1&T00 A. M. orning Service- 11:15 A. M. . C. E. League^r^,?_i_.^:30 P. M| vening .Service 7:30 P. M.. EM RLE ZION BAPT. CHURCH Ridgewood jnday School J. 11:30 orning Service ? 12:30 EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Kendlaltown. Rev. I). M. McGILL, Pastor. SERVICES?!- '' t iinday School -10:00 A. M. orning Service __11:30 A. M. , C K. League ^-----^-. 6:00 P. M. ?? * * , ' I '?^ MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH ?HH5 T/aurcT StrceC ~ . REV.AV. G? GL'NTER, Pastor. unday School .3.1:00 'A. M. orning Service 12:00 M. vening Service 7:30 P. rs & Licensed ? Tiers - ? >t. Phone 3512 I [A, S. C. I