The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 12, 1925, Image 5
Saturday December IB, 1926
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?f-Church News
- 1- BY DR. J.
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SIDNEY PARK C. M. E.
CHURCH NEWS
Sunday at 10:00 A. M. Sunday
School was well attended, the Su
porintendent?and his?corps of
teachers were on the job. After
the lesson was taught for thirty
minutes the Supt. reviewed
it. It goes without saying that
the Supt., Mr. b. R. StarksT reviewed
it so clearly that even
the smallest child could understand.
:At 11:30, we listened to a
splendid sermon rendered by our
' ?
own Kev. w. E. Farmer. During
his sermons he makes the worst
kind of sinner feel happy. A
great wave of spiritual enthusiasm
swept through the church
At 5:00' o'clock, a program
was given by the Missionary
Board-under?the-direetien ot
Mrs. E. A. Starks, those whc
were" on the program, and those
who weren't were ready to reilder
their services. The music
?was rich, charming and beautiful.
Mr. II. R. Riddick. the efficient
organist, arid his loyal Junior
choir better kuown as the
young Choral Club rendered
very appropriate selections.
At 8 P. M. the pastor preached
d-lielpfu 1, In!eie.sl.ing and-iiiaph
- ring sermon. Collection for the
uay was. line.
Masonic Convention was hold at
this church Monday. Dr. L. "M,
Daniels read an interesting paper
introducing the Grand Master,
Dr. C. C. Johnson of Aiken,
S. C. The melodious music
which the junior choir rendered
rang through the church.
. - Next Sunday, the usual services
will be had and all are invited.
The pastor will preach at
11:30 A.. M. and'8 P. M. as usual
The'Sunday School which,
is taki ig on new hie and adding
' scholars every Sunday will mee'
as usual at .10 A. M. T he DpVVorth
League at 5:30 P. M.
Rov W F! FarmPi*
..Sarah Belle Watts, Reporter,
SECOND CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
* The choir of Second Calvary
J Church will render a specialmriusical
program and song service
af flint phiiivh Sunday night,
Dec. lMth, at 7:15 o'clock. JudgI
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^ ing. from the'reputatior^of this
?choir a rare treat is in store for
those_ who attend this service
This ia . one of thk strongest
singing aggregations in the city
especially for sacred music. The
- public is invited to these services.
zion baptist! church
Last Sunday was a glorious
day with us both in Sunday
School and in regular church
service. In the absence of both
the Supt. and the assisstant
Supt. our pastor took the over
sight 'of the school. The attendance
was splendid, about
$9.00 was collected. The lesson
_ was summed up by the pastor,
- Jwho gave a^vfvld description of
the voyage of St. Paul and the
? ship-wreck. The pastor told the
yuulig people that each" one is
upon life's sea; and that each
one has his Fair Haven of sunshine
of Youth with its fair
weather, but there wfere storms
of temptations, cyclones of
doubts and &wfuh eurochydons
of nppositon^, but t>y
rrf flnirl "all may come safo to
landing
11:30 P. M. preaching hour, the auditorium
. was filled to capacity.
The pastor preached from John
T2:21 tmrt: "Sir, We~ Would 600 Josus"
This was a happy day in Zion
like wild fire among stubble, so the
real spirit of God swept Zion.
~~y." " 1:30, the p&stor 'preached the fun^
cral services of Sister Elizabeth Adams
who died at the Benedict Hospital.
Sister Adams is thewife of
Bro. William Adams, was a splendid
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> Of Columbia I
. C. WHITE I
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Godly woman, she bore a fine chris"
tian record among all who knew her.
J More than two thousand people rej
viewed her remains.
J Rev. White did not preach at Arthurtown
lor shandon Annex because
he was worn and tired from his long
journey from Tampa, Fla.Two
[ Benedict College student-preachers
filled those appointments for him.
,T 7*00 o'clock Dr. Whrt^ preached
to another full house.
1 Dr. White has organized the young
people's prayer meeting. This servjice
is held evqry Monday afternoon at
? ADout 30 or 40 were out last
Monday and it is interesting to hear
' the^e recent young converts sing and
. pray and quote .Scripture-versos.
! The members of Zion had a great
" | surprise in store for'Dr. and Mrs.
White on their return from Tampa,
1 Saturday night. A number of kind
jsistETS"came to t^e parsonage Sater^
I day afternoon and loaded the pas.:
tors table with all kinds of good
.^things to eat.
^?But Tuesday night, the real slui m
*1 broke, when about 50 or GO men and
! women came in singing loaded with
. flour, lard grits, sugar, bacon, canned
."goods of all sorts and shoes; well
they brought enough to fill a wagon.
Dr. J. H..-'"Goodwin presented these
'i gifts op behalf of tho church, Rov.
and Mrs. White responded while they
'. and many of the members wept.
[ j Rev. A. W. Brown, A. B., the popular
pastor of the Sixth Mt. Zion
'Baptist (Famous John Ja?per)Church
i Richmond, Va. sloppej over with Dr.
?Wftite-bafurtiay-mght enroute to Now!
terry to preach the lunevel sermon
"of one of the lending numbers of his
.'former flock, he returned vi^ the Seaboard
Monday afternoon.
tor of the famous Bryant St. Bantist
Church, Savannah, Ga., was the
j house guest of l)r. .and Mrs. White
.Monday. Dr. Glenn had been to An,
derscn where he preached the anni.
versary sermon for his father, the
iRev. R. D. Glenn, and was returnj
ling to his home in Savannah*
! XA1AS CHEER FOR PRISONERS
. | I am hereby making this appeal to
fall churches, of all denominations;
Sunday Schools and other Clubs to
, help to make it cheerful for all the
1 m isnnt:r.s on Chrislmas day.
NexF^5mKJny?"^T"T?MH l!iuui*r-i?am
h asking the colored churches to take
rfup an aftei'-OOlleciion for this purpose.
You may send or bring the. money
> L. Diaf 1420 Blanding St., under
ship I 'am limiting thin
appeal.
[ j All churches and Sunday Schools
ana i^iuds 01* inuiviuuais wno contrij
bute, their names will be carried in
the Palmetto Leader. Be broad-heartS:
ed and make it pleasant-for the prisoners.
Signed, T
J. C. White, Chairman.
. -Rev. E. A.. Adams was at_ thq seat
, of the conference, Newberry, C.,
; Sunday, Supt. Young and teachers
, were at their post of duty and con
ducted a very interesting" Sunday
School lesson.
At 11:15, Dr. I. E. Lowpry preacehd
a Zyerytgood sermon from. GchT 45 :1T;
I "And There Will 1 Nourish Thee;
iFor yet There Are Five" Years of
Famine. I.est Thou and Thy House.hold
and all thnt thou hast come to
Poverty." Subject "Caring for the
,' Aged." Beautifully - portraying the
; I life of Joseph as it is related to his
, | family, also the lives of Naomi and
: Ruth. The services were very good.
I Sunday night, Rev. V. S. Johnson,
Supt oi the Reformatory" for' colored
boys preached another good sermon
'on faith as fond in Paul's Epistle
1; to the Hebrews 11:1 "Now?faith- la
ithe substance of things hoped for,
! the evidence of things not seen.'* The
discourse wascfull of food for thought
j Monday Tttght ^wms ^ crowning ^feature
of the service with the many
, persons who had ' assembled to greet
. Bishop J. Albert Johnson of Phila.,
who was scheduled to preach,
i The Bishop preached from the 2nd
| Epistle of Peter, 18 verse "And this
;voip<> which came from heaven, we
hnnrd nrhon wp were with Him in the
! Holy Mount." The sermon was injdced
a treat -the- very atentivof;au
idience was held spell-bound is seemed
by such a flow of language and smooth
jness of names as the Bishop portrayed
by Peter, James an^l John with
jtho blessed 'Savior on several occa;
sions. At times one could imagine
the scene of the Tranfiguration near
the sncred rostrum?a most powerful
isermon Ivhtch brought, from the au.dience,
it seems the sanction of Peter's
expression, "It is good for us to
be here." <
Bethel Cburqb "welcomes the return
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"hiFiTiii uin " ?
T?
of Rev. E. ,A. Adams, our new p^atoi
ioi\ another conference year aluJ
pledge a continued co-operation ii
fiirryin^ nil tin- w.irk nf tho church
Reporter
DOINGS ON WHEELERS HILI
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j. By Rev. J. P. Washington.
Our article of last week was
i hurriedly gotten out, chiefly 01
account of our leaving for New
i berry the seat of the Columbk
Annual Conference. We notic<
quite a few errors which wer<
not altogether on our part; les;
w? be misunderstood, wewisl
!to sltote the1 pmgram given las
Monday night one week- ago, ii
details, as far. as we can recall.
V The pageant spoken of wai
! an entertainment representinj
the Thirteen Original Slates. Tlv
following persons were the pa-rti
' cip^s: Sisters A. E. Allison
Anni'n R/sllrv
A AUtlAV l^ViC Jk^ClVAO, ATA~??A<
Young,Wilhemenia Johnson, Ma
ry Cooper*. Lola Cheeks,; Julh
Washington, Minnie Cook, Min
nie Dclancy. Rosa Saxby, Lizzi<
i Cooper, Maggie Davis, Mrs. Bar
ne?\ Maria Long, Christina JNlor
- phlet, Misses Martha Davis, Lou
ise Dixon, Oelavia Richards, A1
"iTcrta iVicClean, Little Misses Mo
toIIq Flllignn, Wilhpmpnih .Tnhn
son, Adeline Johnson, Joann*
Lock ana tpe two thnall daugli
iters of Mrs. Jones constitutec
the program.
; We sineerey regret to lean
that some of our workers tool
rvi-ipllnns hiv-anse their namp?
were not mentioned. It is no1
cur policy to slight or use par
4?linlitv to iinv norson in th(
'church or state, for our mott(
is, ''We stand for the right, con
demn the wrong, Justiee to aR
and malice to none."
In mentioning the names oj
our co-workers in last week'*
issue, we stated that space woulc
not permit us to cro fullv int<
details, nor,to mention the name:
of all of our co-workers. W<
llid not mention the names o:
Sister Annie Jenerette \yhose fa
titer was a preacher, brother, i:
.'-a^-preclier ami son (Rev. I. W
Janeretie) is a preacner. inc
fore^uiug1 being true, she know;
'how to symathize and care-foi
the preacher.
j What is true of the Mother, h
nl f> i riir>, of the children; esne
j:iahy -tVIisscs Estelle and Francei
, Janeivtte when the latter is al
l]ome. .At present she teaches
in Wilson Iligh School, Florence
S. C. Mii'i Eetelle speaks hei
jmind about" her likes and dis^
j likes, notwithstanding no one
j can beajt her putting over i
j program whenever she starts
alter it. .
*r?~Mrss Eloi-se ~J#Herette isth<
efficient secretary of the Sundaj
"School, and delegate to the re
cent " Sunday School - Conventior
held at Edgefield, S' C. She is
r]f>vplnping into a splendic
church worker._ Sister Wilheme
T.a Johnson is up and doing; sh<
is a member of the. Stewardess
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- Sister Mary Cooper' is presi-^
*" dent of "The Willing Workers
Club" Sister Estellle Janerette,
J .secretary and Willie Mae Cheeks,
- treasurer. These sisters are ?
doing well as" auxiliary to the "Si
church. -M
Sister Belle Washington 'is ?
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- president of the Friendly Aid
"IChih-nnri Kistr>r Sarah Storks,
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i treasurer. No one in the church
" t has Surprised us as did Sister 5]
" j Washington ; we pushed her out
to work, and now she has gone
^ wild at it.
Sister A. E. Alllison, tnough M
not belonging to our church, R|
stands ever resxly to "dq.What^ 4E
jever her hands find to do." We
^ i feel like she is one of us for she
61 is a valuable asset to the church
t Qietor Pliitiofin/. " * ^ ' -1
|uiu-vi uiu lotnui iuui^iitict is mt;
' head of "Chappelle Club". Sister c<
~ i Carrie Braeey, Treas., and Lou- r(
ise Dixon, Sec'y. These sisters
hnnprht?it nnt rnhhpry fp dnn^tn M
" the pa-stoFon his leave for con- vl
"jference.. We pray- tint sucl*. a e<
"{snirit will ever remai;.: "Ft it
"Jis more blessed to give thai to
"* receive."
If SisLer JVXiiuiie Delaneyis a 211
" staunch member of Board No. 2
" 'she stands evei-ready to do wliat.^?
1 is necessary.-Sister Mary Lou
" Phelps is as faithful as any per- TT
'son I ever saw; she makes no B ,1
, . , \ L"*,
, noise but usually d<c3. Sister j
1'Julia Washington stands by the
'"iside of her husband (the pastor)
mid helps him Lu succeed. ?
Sisters Lula M. Lyles, Martha '*
^Martin, Cornelia Iluiis, antf-Ka^ ?
''tie Iliihai'ds-ttrrdaHy-answer the?
roll oall~either in person or fi- Si
nancially or both._ Sister Lyles .L
' is the wife of our secretary Bro.
^ J. ATLyles and also the daugh- .
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Pratt of New
j berry.
There are others whose names
we cannot mention in this writing
for space will not permit*.
^. _W.e._sincerely trust, that no one si
will' feel slighted or accuse, us M
of being partial; such things L?
3 never enter our minds.
?~fMrrrr Tiliiwinftd AlinljffiTy God- ?
' to return us to this field of llabor
we are entering in the name of
God, and with His help we are
rnntpmrilatincr nn nnttinrr nuov Si
n vw... J^V? V** {yUbWiiig v? Vi a
great program in soul-saving ^
-'as well &a money raining.?We--^
' are appealing to all o^ofir members,
friends and. foes (if there
be any such) to*help us in this
worthy cause. Si
The recent Conference held M
in Newberry was quite a success
in spite of-the shortage uf crups
in the uppe* section of the state.
We have always been loyal J;o
the cause, and hope to ever be.
J If the Church is to fulfill its
mission, the members thereof
must feel themselves as being Ml
one family,working for one com- B.
. mon interest. Until this is done K
; the" church will not ho irrpusr- ==
j j tion to carry out its mission in
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Corner Sumter and Taylor Sts.
Rev. E. A. Adams, Pastor.
SERVlCESr
jnday School- - _r 10:00 A. M
orning .Service . 11:15 A. R1
. C. E. League 6:30 P. M
vening Service 7:30 P. M
IDNKY PARK C. M. E. CI 11 RCI
1100 Block Ulanding Street
Rev. W. E. Farmer, Pastor.
, SERVICES.
inday School : ! 10 30 ^A. M
orning Service . 11-20 A. M
[jworth f.eague ' . 6:30 P. M
vening Service 7:30 P- M
ONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION
- CHURCH,
jrner Sumter and Blossom Streett
ev. R. 'Alexander Carroll, Pastor
SERVICES:
orning Service . 10:30 A. M
mday School 12:30 IJ. M
C. E. Society . . .."6:30 P. M
vening Service _ . 8:00 P. M
id- K Y AP-nsr-CirURCU
1500 Block Bull Street
Rev. 11. M. Moore. Paatot.
SERVICES:
mday School . . 1 o ;<>0"7E-TI
orning Service ~ . .. 11:16 A. M
Y. P. U. ... . .. . 6:00 P. M
vening Service .. - .. 7:30 P M
t. CAI.VARY BAPTIST CTILRCH
Richland Street
REV. H. W. LONG, Pastor.
SERVICES;
inday School 10:00 A. M,
orning Service. ? ... 11:30 A. M
Y. P. U. ..??UTOO P. M
/ening Service . ?:00 P. M
WESLEY M. E. CHURCH
Corner Gervais and Barnwell St*.
Key. N. S. Smith, Pastor.
SERVICES:
inday SehooPrr ? 10:30~A. M~
orning Service 11:30 A. M
jague 6:30 P. M
ygniflyAumw ... .' VAU r ?i
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J, C. White, Pastor.
SERVICES:
inday School 10:00 A. M.
orning Service .11:30 A. M
Y. P. U7 1?6;00 P.-M
veiling Service--- TiOQ?fc'f
NAZARETH BAPTIST emrRCH
inday School 10:30 A. M
orning Service __12:30 P. M
l Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M
/ening Service 7:3Q. ?^M.
ST- JOHN BAPTIST rCHl*RCIL?\j
Booker Washington Height*
Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor.
SERVICES: '
inday School 10:30 A. M
ornnig Service 11:30 A. M
,' Y. P. U. ... 6:00 P. M
vening service _ 7:30 P. M
FIFTH RAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. F. T. llkmpton, Pastor
405 Marion Street
orning Service ... 11:3C
vening Service i ,._.7:8l
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CIIUKCH
2130 Sumter Street
Rev. L). G. Robinson, Pastor.
SERVICES: ' reaching
3?. 11:30 A. M
, V. I?. U. 6:00 P. M
reaching . 8:00 P. M
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ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. T. C. CRIIMPTOV
"SERvicj'sT ' *
inday School r_ 10:00 A. M
orning Service 11:30 A. M
Y. P. U. a? 6:06
vening Service I... 7:00 P. M
JOHNSON-BRf
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1115 Washington
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Divine Street " ,
?, Rrr T?M. Boykin, Pattor j
| % SERVICES:
Sunday School ..... 10:00 A M
Morning Service ? v, 11 ;3f0 A. M
B. Y. P.-C^. . 7:00 P. M. ^
: Evening Sfrvi<'? n un p p - - ?
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, BETHLEHEM BAPTIST .CHURCH ?./
Lyon Street HaW
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' ..... SERVICES: -i??
1 Sunday School 10:00 A. M
Morning Service 11:30 A. M
B. Y. P._U 6:00 P. M.
Evening Servfcfc - .. 8:00 P. M.
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ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHI'RCB
Corner Green and Galen Street*
Rev. T. T. Pollard,' Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday School IOjOO A. M.>? ?
Morning Service 11:15 A. 11
<|A>ftei'noon Service i P M
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lud MAAAMLIH BAPtlbTuniRUI
Rev. It. M. Myers, Pastor.
| ' SERVICES: _
'Sunday School . 10*30 A. M
.Morning Service _! li:30 A. M
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MACEDONIA BAPTIST IIU KCM
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Rev. It. M. Myers, Pastor.
.' SERVICES:
1 O. i - " ?
I ounqay school __ . .. 10:30 A. M
j Afternoon Serv j? _ 2:00 P. M. ?
|B. Y. 'P. U. . 0 00 P. M w
-eilAPl'lILli: STATION A. M. fcL?*
- CHURCH.
': Corner Senate and Pine -Street*.
Rev. L. Xi. liowman, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Morning Service ,11:30 A. M
.Sunday "School i 3:00 P. M
A. C^EL-Leagua 6:30 P. M '
Evening Service 7:30 P. M
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i JONES TABERNA^fcR
Rev. B. G. Grayhart, Pastor.
SERVICES: ' '
.Kiinrinv Krh.inl _ ...... ....... lQ+OQ^A.-M
Afternoon-Service 3:00 P. M
1B. Y. P. U. 6:00 -Pt?Mt~
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LADSON PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. I. Ij. Davis, Pastor.
SERVICES: 1
rrrrrtrrp aeivlf 11!1S A. M '
Sunday School 4:00 P. M.
Christian Endeavor 5:00 P. M
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ST. JAMES A. ~M. E. CHURCH
415 Henderson Street
-i??Rev. J. P. WashingTon, Paator.
SERVICES:
'Sunday School 10:00 A. M
! Morning Service' 11:15 A. M ,
Evening Service, ;_7:?0 P. M.
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, TEMPLE_ ZION BAPT. .CHURCH
I Ridgewood
fSunday School 11>S0
Muniing" Service ..^1.^.12780 1 ==
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M ? EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
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Rev. D. M. MrfiIII.
j , SERVICES:
Sunday School 10:00 A. M. f
'Morning Service 11:30 A. M.
A. C. E. League .l 6:00 P. M.
Evening Sorvice? -.8:00 P.?IL it
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MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
1915 Laurel Slreet
REV. W. G. GLNTER, Pastor.
.(Sunday School 11:00 A. M. <
. I Morning Service 12:00 M.
p Evening Service 7;30 P. ML ' "
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