The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 23, 1926, Page FIVE, Image 5
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| BY DR. X
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t " .' CHURCH " ~
_ "The Church With a Welcome"
Those who attendedFirst Calvary
last Sunday seemed to be
much pleased over ^ the very
splendid services and derived
much inspiration.
^ The Sunday School was fcon,
ducted by the superintendent,
W. Harrison, who with
^ his teachers taught the lessons
with interest. - Mr. Harrison
??" Has served several years as su?
' perintendent and hajs. just been
re-elected to serve this year. He
_^is doing well with his Sunday
School and has a large atten*>
dance.
For the morning service the
Pastor presented an interesting
sermon on "Regeneration," from
the text, John 3:7 to an interesting
audianqa.^ Rev. .Long iw
delivering some wonderfut~sel:mons.
"
Immediately after the morn
ijig servirp t-he monthly mnpt.
ing of the Ladies Missionary
Society was held. This was a
- good meeting with a large attendance.
^ Promptly at the R Y, P
U. was opened by-the president
Mr. M. S. Steward who presided
__ with much dignity,?Mr, Stewart
is just entering hiiTfiflh year as
President of the Union. He
was re-elected last Friday'night
( and he therefore turned the
- ' meeting into somewhat of an experienee
meeting in which Dea.
boro and Mrs. I. P. White and
Miss R. (J. Watson took hart.
~ ~ The President spoke of The.
growth of the Union during the
fbur years thal~1ie has served
in this capacity and presented
his plans for the future. Mr.
^ Stewart is a splendid President
a-nd has wroked diligently and
has succeeded in bringing his
^ Union up to the- standard.' He
^s-not only interested in the affairs
of the Union, .but is Clerk
- of "the "Deacon board in which
he also serves with etticiencyand
satisfaction.
At th evening service the"pulpit
was graced bv t'he Rev. W.
D. King who preached a nim
pressive sermon which was en ^
joyed by all present.
On Tuesday evening the Jubilee
Choir rendered a splendid
program^ which was a treat to
all present.
_NOTES FROM BETHEL
...' * There are always some who
u'can see the reasonableness in
* redering~scrvlce to God irr smr^
shine arid rain. Our Sunday
? School was well attended Ship"
day and the lesson taught in the
-- usual way.- The Supt. has be'
gun a series ofrpiestion among'
the several classes which promises
to be profitable in that it
- puts the young people to-reading
the Bible. ??
At 11:15 A. M. there were
many present to witnessrjhe
continued .services of the day.
15th Psalms and a portion of the
1st verse, "Lord, who shall abide
in thy tabernacle?" A question
of vital importance to a restless
and heedless public. In the final
analysis of the "question, the
Pastor emphasized the word
"abide" and Aat answer given
to the question was given in a
few simplified statements so ab
Uf?wilt iw tUa aammiftM Hint?*?? m
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minder of it seemed was checkH?
- ing up on each hearer and the
question. was?asked?himself,
"shall I abide in the tabernacle
Lord?" Asserted?"Many and
hard are the things we sometimes
think we are required to
do in order* to "abide," but let
ill be remembered that our. sal-j
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vation is conducted on these."
Asserted finally -that, "Chris
tifln love exerrispd in nnr dea
ling is the only assurance of on
! abiding in the house of the Lore
the only thing that will squar
up our lives in this Christia
war-fare."
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The A. C. E. League was we
attended Sunday evening jus
before regular services and
growing spirit of. service is b<
__v i n J i i ? * *
merit, r^ven tnougn me nign
was dreary, there were a goo
many out.?The pastor selecte
as a lesson from which to tall
St. Matthew, 6:5-8. An exhoi
tation on pjra-yer, advocatinj
"Sincerity" in prayer an essei
tia attitude to be in when praj
ing. A very helpful lesson, or
that wotilld pay to practice.
Too much praise can not b
given the choir for such exce
lent mimic all day Sunday: MP
? Bmgdon was present on tt
choir Sunday night. Everybod
is always glad to see him then
? The first social affair of tb
year was had in the basement c
Bethel Monday night by tY
Junior Ste\vardesses~Bpard. ' 1
was largely attended and prove
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ui oecunu ^ai\?ry captis
Church associated with man
other local talents rendere
many beautiful and enterta>inin
numbers which were highl
pleasing and enjoyed toy all. W
were glad to greet our frienc
from 1st and 2nd Calvary, Zio
and Union. Baptist Churches c
tion ?nd_may you feel that yo
are always welcome to our sen
ices and in our service.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
NfcWS
Our Sunday.-,School is still c
.. .the way to improvement.
very large school was out and o
timelast Sunday. iJeneoiet uo
lege has -furnished us wit
: "splendid teacners" of whcih w
were in dire need. Mr. Ritte
Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Ni'c
FofcH all of whom are colleg
students.
Student-Poet Visits Zion
Just before preaching lai
Sunday morning, the pastor ir
trotluced to the audience, Mi
William D. Robinson, studenl
poet 6i Benedict College, an
editor of Stray Leaves Depan
ment of the Palmetto-Leade:
Mr. Robinson is a splendid youn
man, a genius in his.studies,
poet by nature of the origim
type. Mr. Robinson gave th
audience an exhibition of hi
style, composition and though
The churcHTin turn gave Mi
Robinson $12.00 to help him i
School':' ' ,
The Rev. C. H. Williams c
Greenwood spent the entire da
with us. Rey. Williams preache
a great sermon at 1L:30 A. ft
using as a text f '"Come now an
let us reason together?," H
thrilled our congregation thr
and thru. He is indeed a spir
Dr. White accompanied by th
Rev. C. H. Williams and Mr. "W
D. Robinson motored down t
Zion Pilgrim at Arthurtowi
there the Rev. Williams agai
broke the Bread of Life to th
saints. The student-poet, Mi
W. D. Robinson recited some c
Vila r\Anma fa f V?
fyv/viini UU l/lic UCll^Ut Ui til
congregation, they gave him
Collection. Late in the aft?i
noon Communion wa? served b
the Pastor Dr. J. C.#White. Thu
ended another great service.
iiic. J. T. Carter preached a
Shiloh in Shandon Annex at
P. M, and at 7:30 P. M. for th
Rev. J. C. Wljite, to the deligh
of all the members.
B. Y. P. U. service was granl
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1 THE PALMED
[ After a brief formal program, js
program by singing, being led 5
by theis musical instructor, g
Prof. W. L. Wallace, Prosperity.
t $6.00 was the collection: j
7:30 P. M. the Rev. C. H. Wil- v
li^ms for the third time, f
j j preached another very - great t
ir sermon. Last Sunday was a li
, great day in Zion. t
' Mrs. Lillian "Rhodes, who is~ t
the owner and manager of the t
Good Samaritan Hospital of this Y
U city united as a full member of
[f Zion Baptist Church, Mrs. v
Rhodes is-one of the best biisi- h
ness women of the State, and t
^ liberal to the letter, she has o
, done more 'for suffering humani- f
? ty than any other pferson ot our n
. group in this State, and Zion i? a
u proud to have her allied with our b
/ noble membership. c
On Tuesday night, Jan. 5th, -e
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Brannon u
" celebrated their 5th marriage c
anniversary at Zion church, Rev. j r;
Dr. White performed the secondly
ceremony. A reception, was q
j held at the home, 715 Washing~
tnn Street Many flnH ngpfnl
J were the presents presented by C(
^ TDeacbn James H. Brunson, of q
^ Newark, N. J.^?is visiting his.f^
old church, Zion, as a guest oFj
Deacon .John Suber, we are all
^ glad to see Deacon Brunson once
, more in life and to hear his voice
*j| Mr. T. L. Webb, (whitel of
t the Webb's Art Store, city, will
5 address our B. Y. P. U. next
^ Sunday -evening at 5t30 P. M. P
T.et tbp pntirp rhnreh of ynnng ^
g men and women hear this cony
. secrated man talk to a colored
g ? ; , ?
I congregation about real Holy
Ghost, religion.
*.o A /I i nimiim
^ ata* o. -nuuic xjy iium auu ivx 10.
^ gva Steward are both patients
at the Benedict "Hospital. Mrs; n
Bynum is just hanging between ^
- life and death. F
? ?Miss Susie Benson, 700 blo'frk ^
Hampton Ave., is very-ill at this 1
writing, as well as Mrs. Mamie 0
Porter, Sr., 1400 block of Gadsden
Street, is a very sick woman, q
in Come to Zion next Sunday and
A hear our pastor, if you don't
in know the way 'follow the crowd'
p fui yuu an alwnyo welcome. h
Mrs T. H. Pinckney is a pare
tient at the Good Samaritan
r> Hospital, she is resting fine at
k this Writing. - j
Prof. W. L. Wallace of Pros- _
n
perity is training a big class t
in vocal music at Zion each night ^
5t He has about 60 or 70 pupils in fi
lr his class and-you should hear ^
Zfbn sing now. Prof. Wallace g
.sure knows his business, he has ^
d but one more week at our church g
price 50cents a week and a book q
r-lof music, 35 cents. Come next ?
' a
g week and learn to sing notes. A
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rO LEADER
ions were beautifully discussed
>y the various classes. The
School discussed the lesson with
:reat interest and enthusiasm.
Sunday morning the pastor
>reajched from 133rd Psalm 1-2
erses, "Behold, how got.??
low pleasant it is for brethren
o dwell together in Unity! It is
ike the precious ointment upon
he head, that ran down upon
he beard, even Aaron's beard;
hat went down to the skirts of
lis garments. Subject, Unity.
Rev. Washington preached a
ery inspiring sermon. First
le exnressed the imnnrtpnpp nf
he. subject by_ referring "to its
rigin which is^n the- Trinity?
'ather, Son and Holy Ghost! JJity
is also one of God's natural
ttributes It can ~ even be
rought closer to us than that;
onsider our daily life. What
ajr be accomplished without
nion? Our attention was also
ailed to different Biblical chaacters
who failed to live in uriiy,
especially brothers, such as
!ain and Abel.
At 7:30 Ave were back at the
-worship A grain wp rp.
eived an excellent sermon. Rom:26.?Subjoct,
"The Holy Spirit
>ur Helper."
"""A" hearty welcome to til. ??-=
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ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. ,
The Rev. James Brown, will
reach at St. Luke's Suhday
lorning, January 24th, at 11:15
ilt are Welcome.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
vaf i
The meeting of the Gethselflpp
of fV>p Rroolflfinfl RoHfigt
lil W Q v. vilv Lit VV/lvIwiIvt Dupll ot
'hurch. New Rronkland, S. C.,
'riday night, Saturday and Sur>
ay. Jan? 2yth, auth and 31st,
926. All churches should be
n ha-nd, with their delegates.
!ome for all things are ready.
T T WHTTF Pres ,
!olumbia, S. C.
tEV. JAGGER'S OLD FOLKS
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In speaking of the Old Folks,
wish to say ,they are doing
icely. The old folks ..-wish to
H&nic t.VlP T "fny thp
nd to be where some one seems
o feel their-care Wishing to
hank the Union Baptist Church
nd th^ Pastor, Rev. T. M. Boyin
for a cord of wood, also the
econd N&zareth Baptist
Ihurch, Rev. R. M. Myers for
half cord of-wood, and Bethel
L. M. E. Church, Rev. E. A. Adms,
pastor for a purse of $5.00.
^The old folks wish the prayers
f both colored and white.
They will appreciate any do
ation.
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Corner Sumter and Taylor Sts. i
Rev. E. A.' Adams, Pastor
SERVICES:
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.j
Morning Service . 7 . 11:16 A. M.
L A, C. E. League 6:30 P. M.j
Evening Service ".717 7:30 P. M.
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SIDNEY- PARK C. M. E: CHURCH
1 1Q0 Block Blnnrlintf Sit r oat
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Rev. W. E. Farmer, - Pastor.
SERVICES:
SuTWay "School 10:30 A. M.
Morning Service lPTtO A." M
. JSpworth League 5:30 f\M
Evening Service - 7:30 P. M. 1
JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION
CHURCH. ,
Corner Sumter?amL Blossom Streets ?
Rev. A: E. LOmax, Pastor. "
SERVICES:
Morning Service fl:00 A. M. .
- Sunday School ... 12:30 P. M. '
V. C. E. Society "... .... 6:30 P. M.
- Evening -Service rr 8:00 P. M
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2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1
1500?Block?Dull Gtieet
Rev. H. M. Moore, Pastor.
?SERVICES: ? r
Sunday School 10:00^. M i
Morninir Service - 11.1 c 1 ?? -
- * -IV A. in.
B. Y. P. y. .......... 6:00 P. M.j
Evening Service .. 7;3o p M j
let. CALVARY BAPTIST CHI RCH
? Richland ..Street .
REV. U. W. LONG, Pastor.
SERVICES:.
Sunday Schpol . ~ 10:00 A. M.'
Morning Service ?.... . 11 $0 A. M.
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M !
Evening Service ...'T. 8:00 P. 31
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WESLEY M. E. CHUitrn ^
. Corner Gerva>9 and Barnwell Ste.
Rev. N, S. Smith, Pastorr?
SERVICES.
Sunday School ... 10:30 A. M
Morning Service-..: 11:30 A. M.
League 6:30 P. M
Evening Service . ,.^_^JL30 p*
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
a Rev. J. C. WhiterPastor.
? -'7 SER V ICES:
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Morning Service 11:30 A. M.j
B. Y. P. U. ..... ? 6:00 P. Mff
. Evening Service 7;U0 P. M. j
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NAZARETH BAPTIST -CHURCH
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Morning Service 12:30 P. M.!
B. Y. P. U. 5:00 P, M. r
Evening Service 7:30 P. M. j
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHLRCH
Booker .Washington Heights
Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor'
SERVICES: -. !
Sunday School ^10:30 A. M.
Mornnig Service ... 11:30 A. M. 1
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.i
Evening Service ... 7:30 P. M. !
FIFTH BAPTIST CHLRCH
Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor
fQ5 Marion Street
Morning Service 11:30
Evening Service 7:30
i MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHLRCH
2130 Sumter Street
Rev. D. (?. Robinson, Pastor. t
SERVICES:
Sunday School 10:30 A. M.;
-'-preaching :11:3Q A. M."
IB. V. P. U ? 6i00 P. M.
Preaching . 8:00 P. M.
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I ANTIOCir BAPTIST CHURCH
4 Rev. T. C. CHUMPTON, Pastor 4
SERVICES: 1
; unday School 10:00 A. M. J
I Morning Service 11:30 a. m. !
b. y. p. u. 6:00 p. m.
I Evening Service 7:00 p, m. 1
JOHNSON-BRA
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1115 Washington
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UNION BAPTIST CHURCH'
Divine Street : w
Rev. T. M. Boykin, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday School : 10:00 A M 7 ' T
Morning Service . _ . 11:30 A. M
B. Y.. P* U. . 7:00 .B?y~-:? - ...
Evening Service " .. ,8:00 P. M
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BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCB
Ljron Street T ~~
Rev. S. H. Smithy Pastor
SERVICES:
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 (HI KCIt
Corner Oryyi and HatV? Street*
Rev. TTT. Pollard., Pastor.
~ SERVICES:
Sunday School 10:00 A. M
Morning Service 11:15 A. M
Afternoon Service 4 P. M " -ind
NAZARETH BAPTIST CilUKCU
^ev- K- M. Myers, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday School ...... 10:30 A. M
Moaning S.ervice 11:30 A M
BTTTP-Tr? 6:00 P. M ?
Evening Service .. .. . 8:00.P M
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BrtrilM UIIL'KCH
I Rev. R. M. Myers) Pastor. '
SERVICES:
Sunday School 10:30 A. M '?
Afternoon Service a oo P?M~ ?
a^fcru. ::: -e-oq p. m?
Evening Service . ,lr 8:00 P. M *
CHAPPELLE STATION A to P
CHURCH. ^
Corner Senate and Pine Streets.
Rev. U. (J. Bowman, Pastor. a
SERVICES:
Morning Service . ... .11:30 A. M
Sunday School... 3:00 Pj M
A. C. E. League fi .tn P M
Evening Service 7:30 P. M
JONES TABERNACLE^
Rev. B. (i. Cray hart, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday School .... 10:0.0 A. hi *
Aflcinuuu SftivicM . . 3:U0 P. M ^
B.T. P. U. .. 6:oo p. M
Evening Service 8:00 P. ?M
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-?LAUSON PRESBYTERIAN ^"""RSvlT^navis,
Pastor. ???
^ SERVICES: ?- - J ^ r
Morning Service* J 11:15 A. M
Sunday School '. 4:00 P. M.
ChHstian Endeavor ~ 6:00 P. U
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor.
SKRVirPS
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Morning Servicer!... ...11:15 A. M.
A. C. E. League 6:30 P. M.
Evening Service 7:30 P. M
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TEMPLE ZION BAPT rHKRf.H '
Ridge* ood
Sunday School 11:80 ' .
Morning Service 12.80
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Rei. P. M. MlOILL, Pa.din.
SERVICES:
Sunday School . 10:00 A. M.
Morning Service ... 11:30 A. M.
A. C. E. League ? :.L_ 6:00 P. M.
Evening Service -8:00 P. M. ,
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
??HHo?Laurel Street ?
KLV. W. LI N'I'LK, 1'astor. ?
Sunday School 11:00 A. M.
Morning Service 12:00 M.
Kvening Service T- ' 7:30 P. M.
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