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K-V> v Saturday January 16, 1926. ^==|. Church News - I > . " | BY DR. J. A CALL EXT1 All the ministers of the city c Bethel A. M. E. Church, Monday , ? to recognize the Interdenominatfl - Sign* v % Z1UN BAPTfgT^emmCfF^ ? NEWS. * Sunday school was good last Sunday. We had two new teach -??ore ftddod to our teaching force ,from Benedict college, viz: Messrs. J. C. Honor and ? -? , both of whom are splendid young men of sterling "i ~ Christian character, and with high motive, surely we will look for" splendid, results, as these men hail from Benedict college^ Dr, J. H. Goodwin was at his * Ji. -J ? * pust ui uuiy, naving returned from Tampa, Fla., where he had been to deliver the Emancipation address Jan. 1st. 11:30 Mrs. Elise Pinckney King was at the piano playing l the prelude preparatory to the ^ tegular "church services ;VijYisiting preachers -were;. _ Revs. Mr. Govan, of Charleston^ J. *A. Bell, Licentiates: j J. ? Honor and Jo tin Oliver. Rev. Dr. White took his text from these words: "At~midhight . there was a cry made, Behold flf the bridegroom cometh, go ye out to meet him;" from which he preached a most interesting sermon. . After the regular -.{ church offering was called for Rev- White made a special ap peal for the Fairwold school, ? which was burned just before Xmas. The congregation hurriedly gave $20.00 for the Fairwold school, while the quintet from that school sang: "Nobody knows the t.rnnhte T rpp " At Brookland 3:00 o'clock. Revs. W. D. King, J. A. Bell ? and--Johi^^hiw??--moto?ed with .-Br, Whit? over to Brookland in the afternoon where Rev. White preached another great sermon using as his text: "Set your af fection on things above and not - "on the things of- the earth." An after collection was given Rev. J. A. Bell (blind preacher.) B. Y. P. U. services, took up at 6 p. m., following the chofr "rehearsal. Lie. J. T. Carter is the president of this department of our church. Two addresses were delivered to the B. Y. P. U. by two young student preachers, Revs. J. M. Beaty, Benedict college and Rev. Mr. Stevenson, Allen university; both addresses were filled with wholesome advice. and were enjoyed by allRev. White lifted a collection of $5.00. - 7:30 preaching service found the church filled. TJYl Goodwin made a splendid speech of the wonders which he saw and heard. He told of the great Beulah Baptist church, and of its noble membership; he said: "I can't blame-Rev. White for ? wanting to go there to pastor. Rev. W. D. King preached one of his red-hot sermons, which moved the great audience. Rev. White preached the fu^ neral sermon of Mr. Tobe_Hat rold Matthias in the afternoon at 1:30 p. m., to about 2,000 people. Rev. E- A. Adams, of ~ Bethel A. M. E. church, city, assisting. NEWS CH Sunday .Tan. 10. was a great day at Sidney Park <3. M. E. *? Churchr Sunday School was the largest and best in many months The collection was above the average. LVjl At 11:30, the Pastor feeling ^ ^good and hAppy delivered a . . ... K, - : ?a. " > Of Columbia | C. WHITE KAORDINARY if Columbia are called to meet at January 18, 1926 at 12:00 O'clock Dnal Ministers Union, xl: ? E. A. Adams,. A. M. B? ! A. E. Lomax, A. M. E. Z. W. E. Farmer, C. M. E., .T M. Boykin, Baptist, N. S. Smith, M. E., i wonderful sermon. A great wave of spiritual enthusiasm and fervor swept. through the church and congregation the entii e ^morning. ? League began at 6100 P. M. A splendid sermon was enjoyed by all who witnessed it. Sunday Jan. 17,?will be a great day for the League. The Ajax SvnconaferH witl ? - w i ? ^ ?? ? * * VA1VCV1 CJ XilUO" icale for the afternoon. This program is supposed to be the best the League has had in some time. Rev. Farmer delivered another splendid sermon Sunday night. "Services usual-hour next Sunday, the puUic.-is invited# ST. JAMES A. Mi E. CHURCH Shnday School bfegan" at the \Jfehal hour. The Interesting discusslon of the lesson proves that our Sunday scnool is still alive and on a steady growth. _ This department of the church should he taken more at heart (not only in our church but as a whole) for in it we are taught the scriptures, the only plan of christian salvation, and without the knowl edge of the Bible, no church can stand. At 11:15, Rev. Washington preached to his audience an in spiring sermon, Malachi, 3rd chapter, 8th verse: ''Will a man rob God? Yet ye have robbed me. But ye say, wherein have wp rdbbed thee? In tithes and offerings." Subject?Robbery. Again, at 7:30 we received an excellent sermon delivered from thp rnatrnm hy niir paatorr-The audience received the word in its divine power from the -Slst Psalms, 15th verse: "My times are in Thy hand,deliver me from the hand oL mine enemies, and from them that persecute me. * """ A hearty welcome to all. Jessie Mae Lemon, Reporter. STUDENT-POET TO APPEAR AT Z.IUIN JAINUAKY 17At the invitation Dr. J. C. White, Wifliam D. Robinson, Student-poet, Editor of StrayLeaves in this paper, and widelyknown young writer, will appear at Zion Baptist Church. . Mr. Robinson, is reciting and distributingliis own excellent original and inspiring poems to- maintain a fund for the support of his _g?gpd flt.gp_Tnnt.her and invalid brother left dependent by the death last Spring of the poet's father. Mr. Robinson is a senior collegeman at Benedict College. His thousands of friends and admirers now have the opportunity otshowing their appreciation of his excellent works. He is now taking orders ^for his original Valentine &nd Easter cards. He is ready to furpish his poems for any occasion. He is willing to assist church auxiIaHah nn programs, entertainments, etc., Get in touch with him at Benedict College, Columbia, S. C. . CHESTER PARAGRAPHS. Mr. Cleveland FredericKr of Philadelphia spent the holidays here. His, sister. Mrs. Beulah Cunningham returned with him to stay ? month. Miss Hattie Gladden of Wash ington, D. C., spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Gladden. Mr. Lewis Gail i* in the city iffllT ? THE PALMET1 ] " J from Detroit. d Mrs. Rachel Robinson , d of Washington, D. C.,Ts visiting ? her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses C Benson. \ . h Mrs- Marie Gilmore teacher in g the graded school of Bennetts- ii ville spent the holidays here. C Miss Theopa Finley, of Laurens spent several days with her o uncle anc| aunt, Prof, and Mrs. |c! S. L. Finley during the holidays. 1i Mrs. Minnie Belle Price was ? called from Orlando, Fla., be- t< I cause of the death of her father n Mr. J. Newton Hope. The fu- o 4ierahservice8 were held at ~Getk JV semane~Baptist church, on Sat- fc urday morning. 2 The body of Mr. Hiawatha o Attles who died in Detroit, after -tl mi Illness of fourteen days^vltiiij a carbuncle on the face, reached v here Friday night, accompanied ft by his father, Mr. Robt. Attles is ,and his sister, Mrs. Blanche At- ft ties. The funeral/ services were o held at the A. M. E. Zion churclrT on Sunday afternoon. Rev. R. h A. Carroll, the pastor preached g a wonderful sermon from Job tl 17:11. Hiawatha was a vnnnir u man of many fine qualities, and li the large concourse of friends who attended^ the funeral^ he^ ~ spoke the esteem in which__be was held. "The burial was in Hebron cemetery. He leaves ~ his parents, one brother and 5 sisters. The floral tributes were beautiful. ? -e. ^ Thn FmgnrMpfltion address was delivered at the ' Court house by Rev. R. A, Carroll, pastor of the A. M. E. Z. church, n and was said tp be a speech of ^ profound thought and-weH de- ^ livered. * - r Prof. S. L. Finley attended the meeting of High School i Prinrinnls and C!nl1p0-f> Prosi-' deBts, in Orangeburg, on Saturday. . - - 1 Little Robbie McGill, of Chaj: v lotte, was the guest of Master ^ ! Louis JTinley last Sunday. : j ]_ Miss Daisy Walker and~Miss Ila Fair, of Greenwood spent ^a?- _ [few hours in Lhe city Sunday -s ienroute to their?schools iiL I Winnsboro and Rock Hill, respectively'. - / Mr. Sam Walkei, the taileiv^and Miss Closava Williams, of Orr's Station were married Sun- v day, Jan. 3rd.. Friends wish ~ them much success as they jour- d hey through life. On the sick list are: Miss y. lice Lilly, Columbia St., Mrs. . Ellen Nelson King, Cemetery ISt:, Mrs. Jane^Wade, Mr. Har- i vey Brunson, Jeter St.'^Mrs. ElI T .ootViprs T.nhmis Sf . Mr. TTar?- ? Laura McLure, Ashford St. Mr. J. T. Douglass, JrV of Johnson' G. ?Smith university, Charlotte, attended the funeral r of his friend, Mr. Hiawatha At- ? ties, on Sunday. 1< and Mrs. Harod Dixon, on New Year's Day, a I ~REESE'S PR ! MRS. P. R. RI I A Full Line of Paten" Cigarettes and Tobacc< Madam C. J. Walker's Times. Ice Cream and PHONE 1422 Assembly Street, Office Phone 6026 ~r??? n. j. fre] ? Attorney-at-Law an <? * Practice in all Courta ? . if ' ~ ;; 1119 Washington Street, ' j. h. rob ( , . * ^ ~ MERCHAN1 ? I Suits Made i; TELEPHOl \ i . * .%"v lllS'/a Washington Strreet, ' Mv'"' ' *'v - " ' ' . " X) LEADER aughter. Baby and mother are oing well.? Rev. J. W. Coleman, pastor of ialvary Baptist church, was ighly pleased with the various ifts from the church and other idividuals for himself and Mrs. toleman. Mrs. Margaret Ayers Foster, f Charlotte and three little hildren spent the holidays with er father Mr. Robert Ayers. doming as a pleasant surprise ) his many friends was the anouncement of the marriage -of ur Dentist, Dr. J. R. Hdnt, to liss Willie Mae Ramseur, of Eing3' Mountam>-N. ,t (m Doc. 8th. Mrs. Hunt is a graduate f Western Union Academy of he class of '25, and is gifted in iih till, 01 exureasion. She wasery popular in her school and 1 the young ^et of her city and } being cordially welcomed here. Irs. Hunt is the only daughter f Mr. and Mrs- C. J. Rams^eur. >r. Hunt is* graduate of Mearry Medical College. Conr&tulations galore are extended hem by the many friends who rish them hUong and prosperous fe. ? ^ w. ? R|IFFINV s. c. . -? :? * * j ' The peopib o? Ruffin met the lew Year with gladness. Watch ight was cold yot the church ^as crowded ai|d a wonderful reetrng^^was belli. ?We were glad to have with us Ir. Hamp Green of Bartow, Fla^ [enry Jenkins of Savannah, la., Jame? Steward of Jacksonille, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Riley is ba&k on he job. They are doing a good fork in Ruffin and we fe6l when fe lose them we have lost, a :reat leader. This is their 3rd erm and we hope that their tay has just begun. Mrs. Sophia Stephens and Esjp Tartar is spending tim.i in lartow, Fla. visiting a brother. Mrs. Ann Simmons and Mary ^.nn -Gree are visiting their broher, Sampson Walker 6f Ltidiici, Ga. & . ; ** . \ Mrs. Iris Green spent a few [ays in Savannah. Too much cannot be said atout the Rev. C. B. Browne, he s sputting things over the top. Jnder his leadership the charge s moving on to progress. >een sick for quite a while, is mproving. Mrs. Emma Bryant ^was buied on New Year's Day at the Stephens Graveyard. - She eaves a son, Peter Washington and two sisters, Ida Warner, ^aney Kennedy. 1TG STORE ??| SESE, Prop. >8.' A Full Line of Preparations at all ..I Sodas.-. _[ 7820 Columbia, S. C. | ^^ocKH>ocM>cfaoooaooooooooc \ J Residence Phone 6798 DERICK : ? ? 1 ???? ~ 1 id Notary Public. ; ?State and Federal. ! * ' " % i Columbia, S. C. < ERTSON ] r tailor : To Order. NE 4003 < < Columbia, S. C. I? ??M MM ?????? ??< . - - - - , - r ,7- ^p&rrrvr.rr-i I CHU RCH DIRECTORY ? 1 * < j \ A ETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Corner Sumter and Taylor Sts. Rev. E. A. Adams, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School ^ 10:00 A, M Morning Service-l _ 11:15 A. M A. C. E. Leugue G:30 P. M Evening Service . 7:30 P. M SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH II00- Rlock Illanding Street Rev. W. E. Farmer, Pastor. SERVICES': . Morning Service 1 WO A. M. Epworth League fi sn p m Evening Service 7:30 P. M. .1 JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION CHURCH. : ". . Corner Sumter ..and Blossom Streets Rev. A. E. Lomax^ Pastor. . SERVICES: Morning Service ^ 11:00 A. M.' V. C. E. Society *6:30 P. M. Evening Service 8:00 P. M. 2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1500 Block Bull 'Street Rev. H. M. Moore, Pastor. , s SERVICES: Sunday School ._ 10:00 A.*M Morning Service 11:15 A. M B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M Evening Service- _ 7130 P M v.r 1st. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH .; iRichlani Street REV. H. W, LONG, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday ..School 10:do A.-M. Morning Service ~T_ ?-11:30 A; M B. Y. P..U\ .6:OCT P. M Evening Service 8:00 P M 'fiv WESLEY M'. E. CHURCH * Corner-Gervais and Barnwell Sta. o Rev. N. S. Smith, PaHtor. SERVICES7~' ~~ ? Sunday School . . _.i .^10:30 A. M Morning Service .. . 11:30 A. M League 6.30 P. R1 - Evening Service :3U P. M ZION HAPTIST CHURCH Rev. .1 C \vi?S? - - w. .? Itvy a aoiux . r~V - SERVICES: " Sunday: School- _'_i_.10:00 A. M*~ Morning Service 11-an A?M. "btv. p. u.6:00 p. m Evening Service 7:00 P. M NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH ~ Sunday School ? 10:30 A. M. Morning Service 12:30 P. M. B y. p. u.l 6:00 P.'M = Evening Seivice 7:30 P. BT ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH Boufcrr-Washington-Tleighta . Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor. SERVICESr Sunday School ; 110:30 A. M. Mornnig Service 11:30 A. M. B. y. p. u. 6:00 p. M. Evening Service * :: 7:30 P. M. FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH . ; U C r.1 .. ? - 405 Marion Street Morning Service 11:30 Evenuag Service 7:30 n * ^ " ! 1 MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Ll 2130 Sumter Street ! | Rev. D. G. Robinson, Pastor. 1 SERVICES: | | Sunday School 10:30 A. M. ) Preaching ,11:30 A. M. J B.. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. | Preaching J-i. 8:00 P. M. ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH i Itev. T. C. CRUMPTON, Pastor 4-^ m-.iiviri'ft. unday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11:30 A. M. - B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. Evening Service 7:00 P. M. JOHNSON-BRA Funeral Direct Emba \- - ?- ? . . . ' i 1115 Washington t COLUM1 k 1 . .. idifetfiSfiZLuilL . ' mra " UNION BAPTIST CHURCH ' Divine Street : Rev. T. H7 Boy kin, Futor. r SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 A. M Morning Service 11;30 A. M B. Y. P. U. 7:06 P~ M Evening Service t oo p v BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH . Lyon Street ' Rev. g. H. Smith. Paator * S V 8ER VICES :_ Sunday School'10:00 A M Morning Service> 11:30 A. M B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P M Evening Service ?8-00 P M ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL cIultCM Corner Green and Gates St reel * Rev. T. T. Pollard. Pa?tnr : SERVICES: Sunday School ' 10:00 A , M Morning Service T^ITTS A M Afternoon Service 4 J._ 4 F. M 2nd NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School 10:30 A. M Morning Service 11:30 A. M B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M Evening Service -8:00 P. M * >. : : ?MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor. " 'SERVICES: ?: . Sunday School T. 1___10:30 A. M A ?P"-' -" "" " ?.. ....?? ? a.uu r. m. B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. . --I Evening Service 8:00 P. M r . . ' ' r I ' ' ' CHAPPELLE STATION A. M. E | ^ _ CHURCH. . . Corner Senate and Pine Streets fte*. L. (1. Bowman, Nstnr SERVICESJVlorning Service 11 ;3n A Ni Sunday School 3:00 P. M A. C. E. League ^ 6:30 P. M Evening Service TiJb P. M JONEsj tabernacle Rev. B. ,G. Grayhart. Pastor SERVICES: "" 'wajr t.n ill.njl 10 100 A M- ? Aftornoon"Service 3:00 P?M B. Y. P. U. ti;0d I' M ??LADSON PREPPVTL)1UA>: . , ; B<V. 1. D. Davis.'Pastor. v 'SERVICES: ?s^.,.r2: _ Morning Servire? 11.15 A, M u"~'? Sunday School 4:00 P. M Christian Endeavor 6:00 P. M ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Jli Hindrrson Sirnt Rev. J. P. VY ashlnkton. Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School.,' ,10:00 A. M_ . . ! A. C. E. League 6:30 P. M. Evsning Service ^ 7:30 P. M. ~ TPMPI C 71/1X1 II i IVT nitlrnnii ? uaa v/il DAT i. .VnUnV/D . . . Ridge wood Sunday School 11:30 1 Morning Service 12:30 ' A *" ' ' ' .1 ' ' EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Kendlaltown. ; tLmw. II M lUf>. i 1.1Piatnr SERVICES: Sunday School \l 10:00 A. M. " Morning Service 11:TI0 A^~M. A. C. E. League 6:00 P. M Evening Service _.8:00 P. M * /.. ' _ i , MT. OLIVE BAPTISTXIWJRCH REV. W. O. PUNTER, Paatur. ? Sunday School ... 11:00 A. M. Morning Service _ 12:00 M. . Evening Service ??, 7:30- P. M. * . * DLEY-MORRiS I :ors & Licensed timers St. Phone35l2 B1A.S.C |