The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 20, 1926, Page FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, February 20, 1R26.
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NOTES FROM BETHEL.
Sunday^ Feb. 14, was Founder's
day throughout the eiitir<
, connection' of the A. M. E,
church and Tt was berittingly
observed at Bethel, at each ser
* vice during the__day.. 166 years
[? ago Richard Allen Pounder, organizer
and first Bishop of the
A. M. E. church was born ir
Philadelphia, Pa* 110 years ago
he organized the church oi
which he was its first Bishop.
Dr. hJ. A. Adams paid tribute
Alien at the morning- service
in V?io_ fiAV *v? c\r? n
Ill llio1 OCX IllUllO ocict ICU ll UilJ
Hebrew* 11th cHapter, 39-40vs.:
"And these all having obtained
a goocl report through faith ret
ceived not the?promise: Goc
I having provided some bettei
thing for us, that they without
A us should not be made perfect.'
m.. Asserted "Richard Alleh movec
T by faith ancl it is counted ?
blessing to civilization, to the
world of mankind and to unborr
generations?A Great Characi
ter. No man living or has evei
I lived on American soiil-has come
L. more hear interpreting the fath L?erhood
of God and the brother
hood of man in his application
than Richard Allen._"_
& By his faifh the A. ~M7 "E
church, throughout America, ir
[ Africa and the Islands-of t.Vu
sea, enjoys such freedom?.both
U spiritual and temporal, thai in
B other denominational institu
I tion enjoys. He had ja. vision
W he began the work, "And^ th(
I Church is Moving on."
At the Allen C. E. Leaguf
service, which was attended bj
many; timely remarks weri
made on the life a?nd work o1
Richard AHen^ Sundays~was e
lection day for the League anc
- the following persons werg se
lected to lead on the work sc
well begun: Mr. H. J. Bryant
Pres.; Miss Jessie Kennedy, V.
Miss Daisy Anderson, Asst.; Mr
William Mundell, organist ; Mjs<
''WI QcV?ir\frf nr?
W?VMAI *? uuu 1115 t/vsii, aonisiaui 1
t?r. Come to the service, anc
help these new officers put nev\
life into the meetings. . Mrs. Za
die Sullivan is treasurer of the
League.
The sermon Sunday night was
a "g^'^ talren ^rorn I5t. T-iike i
and 7th verse. Subject: "Crowd
mg out Jesus." "Just as~there
c- was no room for Jesus in the
Inn,'\.so even in this enlighten
pd dav many of us crowd hirr
out of our lives.; We crowc
Him out of our business; we
crowd Him out of our pleasures
we crowd Him out of our service
and we shall never have
that peac;e that passeth all un
demanding so long as we leave
JpHiia Q11<- nf tbp things wp ?in.
dertake to do In life."??
A "beautiful application sbed
_ dingnew light on the" conditior
of affairs at * Bethlehem wher
Jesus was born and the cause
for our failures this day anc
time;
As a result of membership
soliciting\ ftards distributed ir
the Sunday School the Supt. expects
a larger attendance Sun
day.
St. Valetine's evening as car
ried out under the auspices oj
the Sunshine Club, Monday nighl
was a success. ,
Dr. Adams is attending tjit
sessions of the Bishop's Counci
in New Orleans, La., this weeP
but will return to his pulpit Sun.
V \ V. .Mr. W7 H. HawTey
f make'3 ^be principfe' speech ir
the Le*gu& Sunday 21st. Hear
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JONES CHAPEL AV M. E. Z,
CHURCH
v
Sunday Feb. 14, 11:00 A. M.,
morning service. Quite a numV.'
% ' .
&eoeoe6eceoso3&^^
5 Of Columbia
:c" white
reacssmaoao.a
ber were present. The pastoi
Rev. A. E. Lomax, used for hi
; discourse: "Father,. Son an
Holy Ghost?' Subject: "Trinity
--?13:30 o'clock?Sunday Scho<
was in full bloom. Prof Stanbacl
{ of Chester and Rev. B. M. Stronj
. of New York were present an<
, spoke to the School. .
{ .6:30 o'block?The^ V. C. E
Society of the phurch is steadil;
?. growing. The young people ar
" taking active parts in the socic
r tyi .......
At 8:00 o'clock service, th
r pastor,--Rev. . A. E. Loma>
-preached from Gen. 13:8; "Le
[ there be no strife between ni
and thee nor betwee^Thy herds
I ma-n nor my herdsman, for we b
brothers^ Subject, "Friendship
LADSON PRESBYTERIAN
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? A large &nd interesting Con
i gregatlon greeted the pasto
. Sunday morning.\
- ' The pastorr-Re.v._!L D. Davis
; preached an interesting sermo:
. frpm 2 Cor. 5:14, "The Love o
r "Christ cuiisliaineth usr"?H
said this is the essence and glor
of the gospel, it is boundless i
maghitudc. and eternal in its" inp
nnrtanno TTo Hicr?nc?io/-1 q? tx
; thought, The Love of Christ
! saying the love of Christ-passet
r-ajl?TCnnwlpHge. He discusse
? this under several sub-divisions
=t (1) The person ref enetf to. ?
? (2) The antiquity of His love.
(3) The object of His love. ;
\ (4) In its s&crifice?
r__(5)In its effects and?
> (6) In its extent;
f His next-general division wa
- "The Constraining Influence c
^His ^Love.
He said this love constrains u
Christ and his gospel.
. (2) To public^profession of Hin
; before men.
(3) To- cheerful self-denial fo
sake. . ??
; (4) To fervent devoted attacl
ment to His people. v
j (5) To unwearied obedience an
r exertion in His cause anch?
. (ti) To long for the full enjoy
; ment of his presenc^ and glor
forever.
j The Sunday School "under Mrs
r Carrie Rutherford, la doin^AHBl
The C. E., under Mrs.^ioceni
as president, held a very inte?
estingTheeting, conducted by lit
tie Miss C. Jackson.?
rP llfiVA \iri11 n
^ Aiivic win kjxz a kja^i ctu \junvti
l~ and- Pew Kally next Sunday ai
ternoon, Feb. 21 at 5 o'clock. Th
friends are cordially invited t
be present and witness ti e exet
rises. The choir of Second Ca
vary will render several selec
tions. Some of the best talen
] in'the City will appear on th
I program, uon't. fail to hear th
Second Calvary Choir, they hav
j a fine treat in store for you.
- -^Gome-over into Macedonia an
help us. 1
FIRST CALVARY BAPTIST
j CHURCH?
"The Church with a Welcome
Last Sunday Sunday Schoc
was well attended. All classe
" were present.
J For the morninsr service th
1 pastor preached from the t<?x1
Luke 8:30, subject "Desciple
j ship." His argument wa-s a wor
derful one. His depth of though
coupled with the Holy Spiri
caused every one present to b
_ revived spiritually-,
' The B. Y. P. U. convened a
1 6:30 P.? M., the president pre
siding... The program was con
ducted by Mrs. Eliza Dixor
Talks on the lesion by Mrs. Mar
Brown and Misf^ A. A. Nelson
of Benedict Hospital. The quar
, tette from Benedict College ren
dered a beautiful selection. Cor
i ' . ' " -
THE PAUV
'net solo by Mr. E. M. Keitt.
in the evening, the past
;s preached a good sermon fro
|'lst Eph. 6:3. Theme "Well B
: J Tn^Trf The World:**
J ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
S ! ~~
Our Sunday School was tru
? great last Sunday; about 20 cla
^ ses reported which is about 80
^ of the entire School. Visitors
the School last Sunday wen
^ Deacon T. L. Logan, Robert L
gan, Robert Lindsay, Misses Z(
, Logan, Eddie Hurley and Bea
lah Lindsey,' all of whom we:
^ from Saluda Court House, tl
e
(; last three ladies being teache
in Saluda High School. Mr. '
~ L. Logan Is one of tlld wualLl
7- Negroes of this Slate arid is tl
7 President of the District Sundf
~ Schuul Convention uf that?ag
. tion of the State. Mr. W. I
Simons of Washington, D. X
,,J who- is a product of the Virgin
Union Unviersity, who spei
some -years in Bombay on tl
far away Indian Ocean, ai
taught two years in Burma
Qiong tire natives was present i
" well as Rev. R. P. Brown of S
r
vannah, Ga., and Dr. A. \
Brown, Richmond, Va.
' All strangers were introduce
? to the school. Mr. W. M. Simoi
gave an interesting talk onvh
? labors among the natives of Ea
India aM Dalisilne, 7
every school in this State ar
^ College could hear Mr. Simon
. -he Is also a graduate 7of T5en
rdictrCbllege and a native Colur
^ bian. / .
? Dr. A. W. Brown's Great Serm<
At 11:30, Pastor Dr. J. '
White presented to the audien
Dr. A. W. Brown, Pastor.of tl
Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Churc
"Richmond, Va. The Sixth, M
? ^ion Church, is the same chur<
once pastored by the late lame
^ ted Rev. John Jasper, who b
came famous on his lectures
the "Sun Do Move and the Ean
s
$ Am Square."
Dr. Brown preached a mo
^ yonderful sermon using as a su
-l-jeGty1 "The LFatherhood of G<
and the Brotherhobd of Man
lit was a great sermon from i
o i? ?'
J_ : tuifeigo, in anuii ax
jdelivery^^Dr. Brown seemed
Broivn spoke to the stude:
r* J^ody of Benedict College at
yT M. "
Dr. White went to his Ne
, Brookland Church in the afte
* I
I | non.
t -Ur. R. C. McQuilkin at Zion
_ At 6 P. M., the Mass Meetir
_ of the B. Y. P. U. had invit<
jDr. R. ? McQuilkin,.Dean of tl
t 'Columbia Bible School, an ab
scholar, ail unrivaled orator, i
e expert in-Biblical exposition.
?; This was one of the greater
-; most inspiring addresses evi
t- rdelivered in Zion Baptist Ghur<
:-'One old colored woman wl
it heard Dr. McQuilkin speak sail
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L-jx Practice in all Coi
t!i 1119 Washington Street,
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'I 111.8Vt Washington 8trre<
rerro leadct w" "Don't
nobody tell me no mor?T
or thai a white man can't preach,
m it's the Negroes who really can't
e- preach." Dr. McQuilkin spoke
? on -NJesne* alkingWater.',
to about 1500 people. Accom
panying him from the Columbia
? Bible School were: Mr. and Mrs.
ly Kimber, who for years lived in
s- Palestine near the Sea of Galilee;
Mr. Kunarth and Miss Childs
to rendered a violin duet. Mr. Kime:
ber sung a loving solo and anoo
ther youngs woman accompanied
3a them from uanada.
u- Our B. Y. P. U. now equals
re our Sunday School,
le Dr. A. W. Brown preached anrs
other great sermon at 8 P M., on
I\_ the subject, "The Program of
' =s
161 Last KimriflV waa inHaa/f ?
ly Red Letter day at Zion.
e- ?An after collection was- taken
d. at night, for Deacon G. W. Hooper
of Chester, who had lost his
ia house by fire. -1
at Report of our Cradle Roll
ae School last Sunday by Miss Ruth
id Bynum was a wonder to all presa
ent. ..
as i '
a- EMANUEL A. M. E CHURCH
V. .* On
Sunday morning, Feb. 14,
Bd Rev. Julius Holman, our beloved
is pastor preached a heart stirring
is sermon, concerning Negro Hisst
tory Week This sermon, was
it_ explained so beautifully and inid
terestingly that all the members
s, of the church wanted him.'io reeH
peat itonSimday, byt MrrMan-n
uqI fir Williams asked him to repea-t
it on Thursday ftight, Feb.
so that others outside our im
C. mediate family or church therece
! fore might hear it. le
I We are extending to the public'
h, |our hearty welcome to come and
[t. [Hear the truthful and heart-stir;h
ring sermon. Come one come all
n-;to EmaniJel A. M. E. Church on
e";the 25th of February,
of | Sunday night was another
th pleasant time at Emanuel. The
Sunday SchooJ'scholarsoftfrnanst
uel rendered a splendid and in,b
teresting program celebrating
3d ; Richard Allen's birthday. Mr.
ii" j Essex Clark made splendid re
ill marks. Subject, "The Life of
id Richard Allen." Rev. Holman
to pictured to us the"life, works arid
nt Therefore you can see that we
6 had a high day all day at Emanuel
A. M. E. Church.
Pftmarifl T-neak
_ The many friends^of Miss Al
ethia Tribble are glad to know
ig that she is able to be up and asdi.gain
at her studies after a short
i"e illness at home. ." . ,
le Miss Marie Tribble, teacher in
hi- Pomaria, spent the week-end at
home.
it-, Misses Marie Tribble, Bertha
er Morgan and Messrs. Willie Baxih
ter, Jno. Lee Jeter, spent a very
io pleasant afternoon in Newberry
d: last Saturday.
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taccos. A FM1 Line of ?<
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CHURCH DIRECTORY^
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Corner ^mle"r"ami~T?yTor Sis. 1^"
Rev. E. A. Adams, Pastor. j
I , SERVICES: jB Sunday
School ;10:00 A; M. -v
Morning Service A. M.:
A. C. E. League 6:30 P. M.j
Evening Service 7:30 P. M. BI
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SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH ^
1100 Block Blanding Str?t
Rev. W. E. Farmer, Pastor. g
.SERVICES: Ev
Sunday-School 10:30 A.-M.j,
Morning Service 11:30 A. M.
Epworth League 6:30 P. M. h
Evening Service ? 7:30 P. M. f??
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JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION Su
-r CHURCH. -Mc
Corner Suiuter and Blossom Streets Af.
Rev. A. E. Lomax, Pastor. :
SERVICES:
Morning Service __ 11:00 *A. M.
Sunday School i2t30 P. Mr!
V. C. E. Society 6:30 P. M.
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utciumk ocrvice 8:00 P. M. !
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2nd, CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Ev
1500 Block Bull Street
R?V. JB., M. Moore, Pastor. n*~*T
SERVICES:. _ : I.. -.
Sunday School / ...10:00 A. M 1 M
Morning Service ...11:15 A. M
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M
Evening Service 1. 7:30 P M. |
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4efe CALVARV -BAPTIST CHURCH-]?
Richland Street "
! REV. H. W. LONG, Pastor.
. SERVICES: [ c
Sunday Srhnrrt 10:00 A. M...?
Morning Service 11:'30 A. M. | (
B. 5L P. U. T_.6:00 P. M !
Evening Service ... -8:00 P. M.
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WESLEY M. E. CHURCH jEv
Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor.
L_ SRUVirue -
Sunday School J. L__ 10:30 A. M.
Morning Service f? M.;
League , 6:30~P M.|R?
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. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. C. White, Pastor.
. SERVICES:
SiindAy School ! 10:00 A. M.!?
Morning Service _.T1:3D'A. M ]
B.,Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.j^
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NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH i
- Rev. E. A. Moss, Pastor
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vjuiiu aj OCIIUOI : 1U 130 A. M. j
Morning Service ~ 11:30
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. |
Evening 3ci v ice ~-~~r:~~T'.30 P. M.?
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ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH* \
Booker Washington Heights
Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday School 10:30 A. M. ;
Mornnig Service", 11:30 A. M.'__
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. TI
Evening Service 7:30 P. M. I _
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FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH _ i
Rev, EX T. Hampton, Pastor
405 Marion Street
j Morning Service 1 11 -so !
Evening Service ...7:30 !
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I Mt. olive baptist church L
2130 Sumter Street , V.11
Rev. D. G. Robinson, Pastor. I i 1
I , SERVICES: tj;
'Sunday School 10:3Q A. M. i
Preaching 11:30 A. MJ
IB. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.!
IPreaching ; 8:00 P. M.;
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ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. T. C. CRUMPTON, Pastor I
SERVICES:
i unday School _ 10:00 A. M. iSt
Morning Service 1L:3Q A? M^uVt
B. Y. P.?U 6:00 P. M.
Evening^ervic^^^^^^^OO^R^^l^
JOHNSON BRAD
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Diredto
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111b Washington^
COLUMB1
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-UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
?Divine 8trefet - ?
I ? V' ? / 4
Rev. T. M- Boykin, Pastor.
SERVICES: *
nd?y--6eh?mU"-r*-? - -VOs-OO-A*-M
>rninjr Service" " 11:30 A. M
Y. I\ U " 7:00 P. M
ening Service 8:00 P. M
STHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCB
_ Lyon Street - , '
Rev. S. II. Smith, Pastor
SERVICES:
nday_SciuHil ,___K)kOO- A. M - ? ?
rning service . " 11:30 A. 11. ~
Y. P. U. ' 6:00 P. M. .
ening Service 8:00 P. M
: MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCB
Corner Green and (intra Stieeta
Rev. T7TT>??I1u.j
SERVICES:
uduy School lo.:00 A. M 7
filing Service /. .. . .11:15 A. M.?r
ternoon Service 4 p. M.
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I NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. It. M. Myers, .Pastor.'
o SERVICES;'
nday School _____10:30 A. M
irning Service ... 11:30 A. M
Y. p- U.'6:00 P. M. 7""" "
ening Service 8:00 P. It! *
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ACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor,
. SERVICES: - ?.
nday School 10:30 A. M
ternoon Service r~ __'~2:00 r?
Y. Pi.p. 6:00 P, M.
ening Service . feOO P. M ^ HAPPELLE
STATIQN-A. M R
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Rev. L. G. Bowman, Pastor." , .
SERVICES:
>rning Service ... ..11:30 A. M. .
nday School . 3:00 P. M
C. E. League .1. ...... 5:30 P. M.
ening. 'Service ? -^?7:30 P. Mr
* .JONES TABERNACLE'
Rev. B. G.__ Grayhart, Pastor.
SERVICES:
nday School . . 10:00 A, M
ternoon Service .. ...3:00 P. M
Y. P. U. . ... .L 6:00 P. M.
ening Service . .. 1 8:00 P. M.
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?LADeiON PHELil) VTHUIAN
Rev. I. D. Davis, Pastor.
SERVICES: * . V
>rning Service-: t?Itrl-fiA. M ?-??
nday School 4:00 P. M.
iristian Endeavor 6:00 P. M
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
415 Henderson Street
Rev. J. P. Washington, Paging-? .
SERVICES:
nday School 1 10:00 A. M.
jrning Service. __11:15 A. M.
C. E. Leag'ue 6:30 P.,M.
ening Service 7:30 P.: M.
SMPLE ZiUN BAPT. .CHURCH
" Ridge wood
inday School 11:80 7?arning
Service 12:80
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EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
, Kfndlnltnwn -?
Rev. JULIUS HOLMAN, Pastor.
SERVICES:
inday School 10:00 A. M.
orning.Service ..11:30 A. M.
C. E. League __________ 6:00 P. M.
- ening? Service -8:00 P. M.
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
1045 Laurel Street
REV. W. G. GUNTER, Pastor.
inday School _... __-44 i-QO A. M.
orning Service 12^00 M. .?????
/ening Service -7:30 P. M. " ^
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