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Saturday February 27, 1S26 ^~j~ Church News BY DR. J.J - oo^^C83tn^mwoaooox>^a>i3p/:tO:C u ST. LUKE'S P. E. CHURCH [ Hampton Avenu<? ' ?l. Those who."attended St. Luke's: I Church last Sunday morning: seemed1; ?fee?have?been?very?muoh?impreae'd i with the newly, elected rector the Rev., Thomas D. Brown, who preached and < administered "the Holy- ComrhunionT from St. Luke's Gospel 9:23, "And He said to them all, 'If any qian would come after Me let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow Me."' ~ . ? The mnistpr is an 'excellent reader a minute thinker and a ready speaker. Hnlcomes to lis liifthly recommended. He fias the name of being one of the.1 '?=-- strongest minis! res in the Episcopal J L Clergy. I We feel that we are fortunate in 1 RQgiiriifa_ihr? sprvirnV""of <mch nn able minister-for-St. Luke-'sGhnreh and for the City of Columbia. Sunday night quite a large crowd 1 gathered, for evening- prayer at which . time the minister made a short talk. And outlined his work for the yfear. Regular services every Suhday at 1 11:15 a. mi and 8:00 p. m.?during the Lenten' Season Holy Communion every Sunday morning at 8:00 o'clock.1 Lenten Services every Wednesday and Friday nights at 8:00' p. m. Visitors are always welcome to all of our serviqes. , LADSON PRESBYTERIAN 1 . CHURCH L?- ? --v ? ?? f?- ~ - - sunaay was ja red-Tetter day. The ^Lpastor, Rev. J[. D. Davis was favored Bvith the presence ofRev. N. A. Byrd, HD-JX^Q?r:Ne3K.-JeEseyT-who ^preached a Brcry?TTTtrm*sting -mid Instructive ter moil from St. Matthew 7:1G, "Ye shall Bknow them by their fruits." B?Affer?drawing a beautifol picture-^B of the location where these words B were spoken, and presenting so pie of the requirements such as Education, B. Wealth. Influence and Ambition; while : these were good yet they djd not Bq constitute the fruits of the spirit. W~ He named several things as fruitsr f of spirit, such as: Kindness, Patience, Fo.rg.iv.eness a/id* Righteousness.^... The Sunday School under Mrs. Rutherford was full of pep ?-Jrideed all seejped to have been filled with . the Spirit. The Christian Endeavor gave way for- the - Sacred. Concdrt, and Pew There were a "number of delegations Rally conducted by Mrs. I. D. Davis. The following program, was rendered. Invocation by?the Pastor,a beautiful anthem was rendered by the second " Calvary -Ghoir?.-Instrumental Solo?Splo?Mr. Clarence W-hite. Vocal Solo ?Mr." Henry Allen. Saxophone'Duet ??Messrsr- Leroy Sinvpkins?ami?Ben Harrison. Vocal S?l??Miss Geneva Cornwell., Violin Solo?Mr. Eugene Simpkins.. Selection by Choral Class Sidney Park Chuhch. Vocal Solo="-; Miss Lucile Brumfickl. Quartet from i .Second Calvary Choir. Vocal Solo? Mrs. Margaret Smith. Anthem?2nd. Calvary Choir. Those who missed this program missed a--great treat. The'Second Calvary Choir crowned .?themselves - with?laurels. " -? i Indeed, the whole program w&?, sr grfeat success financially'iu\d otherwise On Thursday evening, March 4th, the Rev. J. C. White, the prince Among preachers and his congregation will worship with us.' Come and hear him and his Jubilee Choir. . ? ZION BAPTIST?CHURCH NfcWS. . 7? ' Miss Laura Bynum, Junior College student of Benedict College, conduce , ted the-opening and closing exercises of Sunday School last Sunday morning. Dr. J. H. Goodwin reviewed the lessom Our cbUfictiorr^was splendid, after the lesson had been interestingly discussed by the various classes. .11:30. Preaching. hour. Pastor J. C. White f$ced a full house, the choir sang beautifully. Dr. White's , text was: "Launch out into the deep, and ?let down,?your nets for a draught." The Church was revived and animated and all seemed to have been greatly , revived. At 3 p. m., the pastor-was called down to Zion Chapel (Raleigh) to preach the funeral sermon of Effie Chandler, the Christian and high toned wife of the Rev. A. C. Chandler, -L _ * v . - " * * me umirman 01 ine executive Doara of the Gethsemane Baptist Associa i tiffll *- - ;' ' Great crowds turned out to pay their respects t* that noble Christian he- . /roine. Dr. White used as a text, "By faith Enoch was translated that he should/not see death for before his translation he hrfd this testimony that ha pleased?God." Other speakers were: Revs. R. M. Myers,-J. M. My^ 1 e^s and Paul Haynes. The pjight services were given over to adtyesses delivered by the Hon. r" Prod fx. Moore, editor yi the New KLv m/' ' ' *! - ? =r?~ ^ ~ * 7 ~ Or Columbia _f C. WHITE ;._ _ 1 i.. <000 >OOOOOOWKK1CT3^CBWC8C^ york Age and the Rev. Dr. Bycd of Jersey City, New Jersey. To a [ packed house of near 2,500 people, Ihese distinguished gentlemen spoke, a number of visitors and business men . and woman from other Churches heard t, those great men. Dr. J. H. Goodwin Columbia's eloquent drator' happily responded the addresses. ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH " The Church With a Kind Reception. . Sunday, Feb.T4, Sunday School, was conducted by Asst. Supt W. L. Lyles, which was well attended. For the morning service, the pastor preached From Isiah. Sub. "Krepara- ^ tion.". His argumentwasTull of free thought and much spiritual force. We ' were revived and are thankful" tdour J God for "this wonderful messenger. At 6 p. m.; "the B. "Y. PTTXr WB3YJ- pened Jn the usual way by president j J. II. Bookhart. The program was in- , teresting. In the evening the pastor^ preached ' from Acts 4:20, subject "The freedom 1 of God's grace." This truly was the crowning service of the day. If it were not too much to say, we would that Columbia could have heard -him for it is better heard than told. In his argument lingers these thoughts: 'The disciples have much to say about Jesus If you know of those that need Jesus', tell them about Him." SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. - CHURCH NEWS -? Sunday School opened at 1Q.30 the usual hour with the?Supt. i auiy. a spienaia l?fcs6h W&3 dlS-" cussed,'sub.. "Christ the resurrection and trie lite, nethat believetn in me, though he " were dead, yet shall he live." After the discussion, of the lesson, the Supt. reviewed it irt full to the whole school. Then reports were made from the different classes. ?--- ~r At 11:30, a vast number of people gathered to give ear to a good sermon. Rev. Farmer, the jpastoiy widely known as second to none, in the .City took his text from 1st John ^3:1-2. Subject, 'Changed [Relations". He staged his po'ints clearly, how relations are ch^ngod; ete.?Aftar-the sermon, collection was lifted which amounted greatly. . At 6 .P. M. a splendid program i I ii. _ In. ' was renaerea oy tne n.pwortn League. Miss E.-B_-SingletoString Band rendered several | splendid selections. The League is^doing fine workf The atten- j dance ls^nlnety-eight per" cent! each Sunday. We also have aj lecture each Sunday by. some great speaker. The music that " the League renders rings out j thrdUgh the church. Members i come from different churches to *t- -t r listen to this sweet musicw The, League invites all to come'ont j and take a part in this program or to give ear "t6 a great program ml /~11 1 i-11..1 L. . Jftl ? H i xie "^norai v^iuo is suit in progress and rendering splendid music, ;; -* ?Evening Service began at 8:80 ~ Rev. Farrner "Reached another i inspiring sermon. Services at the ustial hours i next Sunday. 'The public is in-' vited to attend. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH 1 As a 'result of the Membership j Drive the membership showed a re- j markable increase. 4 Sunday after' the study of the les- j son by classes, Mr. Stanback "ftfcr Chester, S. C.'a very energetic Sunday school wPrker reviewed the lesson which was very good indeed. Sunday morning, Dr. E. A. Adams i selected as a text, preaching to o full congregation: St. Matthew, 7:12, j "Therefore all things what so ever. ye would that men should do unto! you do ye even so In them." Sub? "The Golden Rule." The sermon was full of practical emphasis made oft _ the vert "Do." It is action. After all, what we do in this life that counts so much for or against us and not what we may say. It is the most rensnnnhle, the fairest of all, rulfiA__ laid down anywhere to govern mankind. ? It- is perfect, it is justice, practice itand all will be well.' Sunday at 4 p. m. Dr. Byrd of Jersey City and Mr. Fred Moore of ^ . . . .. > - 1 , ~T THE PALftET New York City, Editor of the NeWjF York* Age** t*(VastlflfeuYaK^ ' VisI^ s tors made addresses to a representa- I live audience on the anhject: "WhaL r are we doing - fdr ourselves,? and n what wje are not doing for ourselves. Both addresses were pregnant with F splendid food for thought and life living, wholesome?advice. - Dr. By*rd said?"In order that we may have the things we want ahd must have Christianity (not religion) * must function in our lives?the Gol- ? Mr. Moore?"We must practice y Christianity in society, in business, ^ if we hope ever to develop as a race? ^ dence in each other, trust each other u more, stick together." < g ?Mr, W. H. Harvey and Atloiniey g Frederick made responsive talks. After a splendid meeting of the A. C. E .League servicevwe listened to ^ i ypry prnnH cormnn gnnrloy auoning V ny Dr. L. A Logan, Past.or.ol Clinton y Station, Clinton, S C. Text found in St. Luke, 19:3, "And he sought to C see Jesus, who he was but could not [fir the press, because he^was little if stature." Many helpful sugges:ions made on life living. : Asserted? Zaccharus, though a rich man lacked something in his life that only Jesus ^ muld give." ~ FIRST dALVARY BAPTIST p CHURCH " d _ 'The Church With a Welcome" 1 Everything is moving smoothly'at a First Calvary. The Sunday School v seemed very much alive last Sunday n with a large attendance. The lesson was reviewed with enthusiasm by the ^ Sujyerintendent Mr. "H. W. Harrison. Promptly at 11:1& a. m., the pastor ? presented a beautiful sermon on the e subject: "A Victorious Life," from the ^ text, 2 Timothy, 4:7~"to a splendid ' and appreciative audience. "At ^3t30~p.~m., the Br~?r~Pr"U. was ' held with the President Mr. M. S.. Stetyart presiding. Mrs. E. W: Long I ? had charge of the following program. ^ Reading?Miss .Bernard Robinson, Vi- j j; olin selectioft?Mr^ Romeo Robinson ^ Talk on the Lessons-Mrs. I. P. White: This was ja. splendid program. ? Again in the evening the pastor ^ preached an interesting sermon from ' ^ the text, John 10:10, subject, "The j More Abundant Life." ? We are pleased to. report that Mrs. a P. M. Bowling who has been seri- ^ ously ill at the Waverley Hospital is *now improving and we wish for her 1 a speedy recovery. . t JONES CHAPEL Ar-M.?fi. Z. -* CHURCH dzs. : ? -u Sunday Feb. 2.1, 11:00 o'clock. ? Rev. A. E. Lomax preached a great sermon from the 10th chapter of St. * Luke?41st, yjrsc,?"Martha,?Martha,' thou art careful and troubled about s many things." Subject: "Slavery to ft'ion/lo urnvA / ?*> n ii^ynug nwic jyicocnv. v At 12:30. o'clock, Sunday School ir opened with a large attendance. Lesson was read and discussed by the school. ' ~ ~ 6:30 o'clock V. C. E. Society was at ^ members an dfriends of the Society. ^ 8:00 o'clock Rev. J. L. Harrington a preached from St. Luke 19:10. Subject w "Zaccharus come down out of the tree" i This sermon was full of thought and gr.eatly enjoyed. . c DR J. C. WHITE CALLED BAPTIST BISHOP OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ji Dr. White was'receiving many con-jV graiuiauons aoout tne congress ne invited -here?M^thodist and Baptist tdld him, let not his heart be troubled. reesEsdr MRS- P. R. RI A Full Line"of Patern Cigarettes and Tobaccc Mtfdam C. J. Walker's * Times. Ice Cream and ~ PHONE I ?1422 Assembly Street, ? eC83C8?Cfo1CrO?X?38E^^ X :?=i= ;; Office Phone 6026 | n.j. fre] ? . ?; ? Attorney-at-Law an !! Practice In all Courts \ 1119 Washington Street, ! rr^ ^ J. H. rob] MERCHAN1 < ? ' r o Stntr Made U ? - TELEPH01 !! 1118'/i Washington Strreet, /? ' . ,- * TO LEAIMSR 1 i-of. B ,\v;uaii of the A. 1)1. E, Churcl aid the Baptists"claim they have n< lishop, "but J. C. White is "South Ca o help to it. fEWBROOKEAmrnBAPTrSl CHURCH NEWS . .... _ Last Sunday, Feb. 21, was a pleasant day and our Sunday Ichool was at its best and tfte gsson was enjoyed fay all thai /ere present. Our School is getng along nicely and our Supt ?. C. Cook is getting things lined p tor the Sunday School Conress and every Supt. is busy etting things linedup we think. Next Sunday we shall begin to ractice our. Easter program diich we expect to be fine this ear. ' LINTON CHAPfcL A. M. E. Z, - CHURCH NOTES (By Mrs. ^.lice Jones) Union,. S. C. Feb.24?Rev. W. Q. Velch, D: D: the pastor in charge omes well recommended from the laces he has served and promises mch for the cause of Christ's Kingom and the uplift of humanity ir Itiion All classes, creeds and colors re giving him the praise for his *ell begun work, and flock in large umbers to hear him.* ~~ The Woman's Home and Foreign lissionary Society is a great asset to he Church. Mrs. Janie G. Douglas, ne of McBeth St. High School teachrs, Is. at the head of this or'ganizaion and believes in carrying things over the top." ~ The First Quarterly Conference rith the affable Presiding Elder, Rev , C. Baum in charge, cenvened Friday lir V* f FnK ?\fVi onel fUft "" ..v, * vu* uwi oiiu me uuouicaa CAedited in a way which proved that >r. Baum is a man of executive abiity. $102.7U was raised duxingT the uarter. " ' , . Ort Monday evening, Feb. 15 "Prof, as. W. Eichelberger, Jr., A. M.j the uperintendent of Religious Eduction of the A. M. E. Z. Church, was reeted with applause by a large and ppreciative audience, while he talked rom the subject: "A new Program of '.hristian Education. Why?" Tho newsage brought by this brilliant, oung, intellectual giant was ,a maserpiece of oratory, eloquence'end proound truths. ? ? Prof. Eichelberger has travelled ex?n&fvely in- Foreign lands, as well as ver his own country, and is one of best informed men of America. Ee is residing ~in Chicago, but-*a-naiva of Columbia, S. C.?at fact which weltS our hearts with pride. H Bishop E# D. W. Jones of Washingonr-D. C,, Qie Rt. "Rayvdivine ir harge, is expected' Sunday, the 28th ?st. - . * **"' IN MBMORIAM. [n loving remembrance of Miss Ethel T. Jackson ^ho left ps T"eb. 8. iazj t the age of 16 years, 11 months, 2 eeks. She was born Feb.22nd 1908. Ted in Philadelphia', Pa. o?more on?Earth to?roam And claim our love, >ur darling _ one gone home To rest above; iow, low her Casket lies, But.far above'the skies, Worthy hands -grasped her prize When "Ethel went home. ? A loving aunt, Mrs. Z. M. Jeffers UG STORE :/ . CESE. Prop. ;;; t Medicines.-^igavs. [ )s. A Full Line of Preparations at all Sodas. : >: ] 7820 . ' ! Columbia, S. C. \ Residence Phone 6798? DERICK %. d Notary Public. ?siaie ana federal. Columbia. S. C. < * * i ERTSON -A^ - j ' TAILOR - * ? * ,Y 1 To Ofrder. . ^ ' MR 4003 <r Columbia, S. O. ; ' i? m. . ' J- j... # * ^ y 1 \ y . . I CHURCH DIKECTUKY" [ CHURCH Corner Sumter and Taylor Sta. Rev. EL A. Adams, 1'aator. , r SteKVlCES: r "" j Sunday School 10:00 A. M. j Morning Service r_.-_-r^ll:16 A. M. , A. C. E. League P. M. I Evening Service 7:30 P. M. ! SIDNEY PARK C. M. EL CHURCH ' > 1100 Bloeh- Blending?Street ~ Rev." W. E." Farmer," Pastor. SERVICES: _ Sunday School- T 10:30 A. M. ? 1 Morning Service . 11:30 A. M. | j r Epwurlh League? 5:30~P; M., j , Evening Service ... 7:30 P. M.jj JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION j Cli U RCH: h Corner Sumter and Rlno?~ ' - ???s, ?#?voouiu oirccis Rev. A. E. I.nnrtar, Paatur L_ . ' SERVICES:- _4_ Morning Service 11:00 A. M.i-Sunday School 12:30 P. M.;S V. C. IS,'Society 6:30 P. M. i] Evening Service 8:00 p. M. > 2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 150.0 Block Bull Street 2 Rev. H. M. Moore, Pastor. , SERVICES: ! Sunday School 10:00 A. M 1 ^Iorning Service -_T___^_11:15 A. M. j B. Y. P. U. .. 6:00 P. M. j 1 Evening Service . 7:30 PM. ] v - V * I 1 : ' , let. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH ? Richland Street ?REVvtfc^V. LONG. Pastor. SERVICES: _ Sunday School 10.00 A. M. 7 Morning Service,-. 11:30 A. M. * _ B. Y. P. UT. 6:00 P. M. j , Evening Set-vice __ 8:00 P. M. j WESLEY M. E. CHURCH j Corner. Gervais and BarnwelLSta^ , r . ' Jtev. N- S. Smith. Paator. j_ 7 F SERVICES: r^uiRfiiy School 1, "10:30 A. M. Morning Service 11:30 A. M. j League 6:30 P. M. < E.vening Service "L30 P. M. j I . - I ZION BAPTIST CHURCH | Rev. J. C. White, Pastor. SERVICES: . : . Sunday School .1-1: 10:00 Ar-At., r . Morning Service Tr.'?_ 11:30 A. M. < Evening Service 7:00 P., M. j * " 1 NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH " Rev. E. A. Moss, Pastor L -Sunday ScKooL 10:30 A M I '"Morning"Service 11:30 B. Y. P. U. . 6:00 P. M. Evening Service _ 7:30 P. M. i 1 - . < -;-v ' . > I ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH ?< - Booker Washington 'Heights Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School 10:30 A. M. : Mornnig Service 11^80 A. =M^ = LB. Y. P/U. ?6:00 P. M. ( Evening Service ' 7:30 P. M. 1 FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor 405 Marion Street Morning Service ... 11:30 Evening.. Service v 7:30 , MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1 - ?2130 Sumter Street J Rev. D. G. Robinson, Pastor. 1 f ' , ' SERVICES: Sunday School-^ __10:30 A. M. I i Preaching 11:30 A. M. 1 B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. - Prooohing ----- 6:00 P. M. ~ ANTIOCH-BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. T. C.^CRUMPTON, Pastor unday School i_10:00 A. M. I Morning Service ___11:30 A. M. B. X; P. U i 6:00 P. M. Evening Service : 7:00 P. M. } miNITY BAPTIST CHURCH __?'.1609 Harden Street Rev. R. C. STOVER, Postor. - > k- Sunday School __ . 10:00 A. M. * Morning Service 11:30 A. M. ' )-;&??. P. U. 6:30 P. M. > Evening Service 8:00 P. M. ^ r ' . "* . . "> 1 IJOHNSON-BRAI : I Funeral Diredt< |- ? Embal . ' * . /_ ' V ?IIr 1115 Washington | " COLUME ? ? 4. '" T^nvi . "71 at r-wim Divine Street BAT. T. M. Bojkin, Putor. ?. .... SERVICES: Sunday School?r-.rr-HhOfr~Ar."ftt?* " Morning Service .tjt 11:30 A. M B. Y. P. U. 7:00 P. JL Svening Service , 8:00 P. M ? " ' ; BETHLEHEM $A_PTIST CHURCH Lynn Street " feev. 8. H. Smith, Paator ? ^ - . . SERVICES: w Sunday School =L^..10:00 A. M * r.'Moraing Service 11:30 A M - , *' 3. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M Evening Service 8:00 P. M - -- IT. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCfl Corner Green and Gates Streets ?? SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 A M, - ?T J n' " . nviumK oervic# -.11:15 A. M. Ifternoon Service P. M ? p !nd NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH R?*. R. M. Myers, Pastor. SERVICES: . 3 Sunday School ___.:10:30 A. M doming Service ill:30 A. M ' * 3. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M Svenin* Service 8:00 P. M. MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor.?1 SERVICES Sunday School _rrrrr^ri0:30 ATflt Afternoon Service 2:00 P. M 3. TTP. U. 6:00 P w Evening Service 8:00 P. U CHAPPELLE STATION A^M. E. - t church: ~ Corner Senate end Pine Si recta. : Rev. L. G. Bowman, Pastor. ' SERVICES: horning Service .11:30 A. M sunday School : 3:00 P. M V. C. E. League .'I 5:30 P. M. Evening Service r 7:80 P. M JONES TABERNACLE i! Rev. B. G. Gray hart. Pastor. - SERVICES: ~ , Sunday School 10:00 A. M Vfternoon Service 3:00 P. M 'Tm. 3. Y. P. "C. 6:00 P. M " . evening Service 8:00 P. 1L - ' ' a- .?..* . . v IADSON PREDDYTERIAN ? Rev. I. D. Davis, Pastor. , SERVICER:? Morning Service -*-7-11:16 A;-M.- Sunday School __7?? 4:00 P. ? ' Christian Endeavor ... 6:00 P. U " D' * ' . * ^ 8T. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH 415' Henderson Street Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor. '? SERVICES: Sunday School r ^_'__10:00 A. li Morning Service.,??11:16 A. M. C. E. League 6:30 P. M, Evening Service 7:30 P. M. TEMPLE. -ZION BAPT. CHURCH Ridgewood ' Sunday School 11:30 Morning Service 12:80 EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Kendlaltown. Rev. JULIUS HOLM AN, Pastor. ** ? ' : SERVICES: Sunday School .---10:00 A. M. ? Morning Service -------- 11:80 -A-.-M7 ? C. E. League 6:00 P. M. Evening Service^ .*.8:00 P. M. ' ' ht: olive baptist church 1915 Laurel Street REV. W. G. GUNTER, Pastor. Sunday School- u_.,_ 11:00 A. M. Morning Service : 12:00 M. ~ Evening Service l 7:30 P. M. ? DLEY-MORRISI >rs & Licensed I ImArR St. Phone 3512| ~4 ?A, S. C. : ' I