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Saturday March 13, 1926. - i ? 1 7? tocaagascacaKasces^ j. Church Newi i? ~tbydr:J _ BETHEL NOTES >* &? The example set and the les ~~ son that should be drawn fron ~r the topic in Sunday's lesson is one very much needed and on< Jtf that would help s*o much, if w< 9 could but make up?our minds gL to do so. (Love each other suf ficiently to render them anj humble service they may neec and that we can do.) .The Sun fSnv Snlinol fa atill <rmurin? i* ^ K/vasw* MV??? ?1 " many respects.?The minds oj the_phildren are now turned to ^ ward "Easter Time." ' At 11:15 a. m., Dr. E< A. Ad ams preached a striking far > -reaehing sermon-into the secrel Cor. 8:1, sub. "Motive," or th< L inside condition of the individua ?' "That in all things we do have i purpose, a motive and whethei the motive i^ pure and means . good, or corrupt and evil can on ly be brought out by acts and ex * pressions of the individual." We had a creditable atendanc< at the League Sunday evening and a very good discussion of th< subj.: Quite a training Depart ment of the Church for~ttn c?young especially^ - __ Sunday evening, the pastor a gain preached _fi:om Proverbs He that is slow to anger is stronger than he that taketh i City." Thp Christian countei sign?i tis essential to success and development, it is essentia to the life Christ would hav< 418 live." ??-? ? We are doing nicely with th< new plan on the Budget Systen ?rwatch the Bulletin. Introductory to the Sprinf Rally, the officials of the churcl after class Tuesday night gav< a public reception for the mem -its leader or a person suppliet by th epastor. It was a splendi< affair and we hope and believ* it will be like bread cast upoi the waters to be seen after man} days. The pastor, then outline< the Rally which will continue.( weeks. "A quiet feast in the wilder r ness," given by the Stewardes: ~ Board No. 2, Muiiday mghtrtht 1K4-V, 4- 1- 1- -- luiu. vv c u uai eacii luemuej and eVOfy Club will resolve U -put their shoulders to the whee and help to make every effor put forth for the church prove j succes?. As Loyal chritjtians let us work while it is day fo the night cometh when nd dm can see how to work. ZJON BAPTIST CHURCH Our Sunday School was up t< the "aspal average last Sunday three were absent. , Miss Rutl Bynum conducted both openinj andjjfcksing exercises to the de light of all present. J" \jSunday was what our Pasto (..ij)ed "Benedict College Bay.' p:15, the whole of Benedic -?po.. Wof about 400 or perhap mo Gg ^arched *n down tha pr and the faculty-, ,, VuMit, lliu tfllcienTmusi Cnllnffc th Club took thei Places "iV ft? choir 8tand' an< beautifully ;iEdGred the musi ' for the occa3lfLthOSe ?CCUpy infiT the rostrujfc?: ReV* R Gunter; St E)h9 ^ B. Antisdei, flfl K of Bene "IPoITe^H J&tor. Th student bodySM Hfee^meto thrill^be big cdffpBkfton wa Hiring Low, Sweet Chariot." Dr, J. C. White took his U JMin Acts 19:20, "And the word o V God grew mightily and pre _ vailed." Subj, 4i,The Irrestibl Word of God." The pastor only spent abou SO minutes developing only ? division, but^he finished the sei JiJfcijU I if Hi I jLk 5 r > V " [ $ Of Columbia i . c. white "" mr?n at the night services. Zion Baptist Church took up - for Benedict College $125.50 be1 sides what the~ church gave in J the usual church offering. Ev5 erybody tried to out-give the J other fellow. Deacon L G. McJ Kl^vaick wlTo is the boss in the - kitchen at Benedict College gave r $20.00 for himself and wife. l(Our Sunday School gave $10.0C - and the Women Missionary So1 ciety gave $5.00. H Tho naatrtf uvuU.inbi1! 7inm A ^/MkJ l/VA jy iivlliv. V4 4J1V/IJ - must lead all other churches in _ this Rtnt.fi in giving for Benedict - and Morris Colleges, because this - is the largest membership in the fc-State, and too* the Baptists-had ' elected him as head of the Sun: School and B. Y. P. U. Depart* At 1:30, the pastor preached r the funeral sermon oi Sister J Simpson who was killed in an - auto wreck. At 2:30, Dr. White preached - the funeral of Sister Lizzie Sum merS on Wheeler's Hill on Tobacr eoHStreet, assisted by the Rev - J. P. Washington of the A. M. E Church^ [ ~AT 3:30, Rev* White preached - again at the Zion Pilgrim Ghurch - at Arthurtown. ? ?At 5:30, Rev. White for -the * Church and preached his sixth i time for the day at Zjon at 7:45, ' and said hp felt none the worsf * for hte labors. 1 - We invite the whole city tc J come down next week Sunda\ - morning ' and hear Dr.?J. r - White preach the word; it wil i do you good. ? Sidney Park C: M. E. Church l 5 A t_ 10:30, Sunday School wat - ' opened consisting of a large l gathering . The lesson was car i ried out in its usual ^way; aftei 1 which collection was taken . The 3 Sunday School is in full bloon i now, the attendance is increas7 ing rapiaiy;' 7 " i At 11:30, Rev. Farmer preachec 3 to a splendid^ audience^ He sel ~ the whole church afire. His texl - was taken from St. Mark. 5:19 s "Howfceit, Jesus suffered him ne*i out a&ithnnto iiim, '(jro home U r thy friends, and tell them hov :rgreat things the Lord hatfrdont I for thee and hath had Compaq t sion on thee.' " After listeninj a to thfcy inspiring sermon, tfie , members went forth to partake r of the Holy Communion. e Epworth League began its services at the usuaA hour witl the President and officers at theii posts of duty. Mrs. Martin, the Supervisor of the Fairwolc School hadther girls to render t splendid program. Their musi< A- '.was sweet. A collection was r- taken up for the girlsr~ II Monday night March 8, Rev ? J. C. White, pastor .of Zion Bap " tist Church, preached toapackee house. His sermdn was inspira ^ tional and skillful. ~ AH wh( missed hearing him missed i - treat. His Jubilee Choir ren L dered the music for the service ft nil ^EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURC* c ?? CI i > ?? ? ? ba?Qimuamioroing, maren y. a r 10:00 o'clock the Sunday Schoo d was conducted by Mr. firJC c Clark with a happy bunch 01 - young people. The lesson was E. briefly discussed by the differen J. classes. Reviiew by Miss Saral i- Washington. , e Although the weather beinf >=- somewhat bad, an appreeiativ< t crowd greeted the pastor, Rev s J. H. Holman at the morninj services. Rev. R?*L Lemon was introduced to us by the pastoi f and preached the sermon. Th< i- subject of his disjcouKfe was e "The three bed rocks of Chris tian Religion," I Cor. 13:13. This t was a wonderful sermon. b- Afternoon Bervire at 3;SO, Rev > Holman introduced Dr. D. H i ----- - - - 'Inil .Ilrfum. ^ THE PALMET1 I Sims, President of Allen Univer-' ! sity, who preached a heart stir| ring sermon. Accompanying Dr. !; Sims was Mrs. Viola Ross, Music ; Direetressrof Alien-and-the-Mala Quartette. j 6:30, Allen Christian Endeavor Meeting conducted by Mr. Au, gustus Potee and Miss Ella . Brown. Song services led by r Mise - Margaret- Washington as . usual. The lesson was beautiful, ly pictured to the members by .the leaders. Remarks by the . Presdent, Mr. E. Clark and Mr. I' Barr.~ Misses Hope and Washington are to lead meeting next i Sunday. r At the evening service, Bro. Calrim Bar preached a good~serrpi ?.1 u j ? ' i miw.?uie wnuie ubv. waa gpoa. r! At evening service it was said, J"And this is the end of a perfect r~day7' ? u-Re 'Mrs. SaratTsmith In Hospital The Rev. Mrs. Sarah Smith, l the famous woman-preacher and /pastor of the Befhlehem Baptist i Church, East Columbia, haa refcently undergone a serious but ^successful operation at the Ben. edict Hospital. She is resting well an^l will .soon be out among _ her admiring friends again. Rev. Sarafy Smith is the greatest woman-preacher in the coun[ try. She has the third largest t congregation in Columbia, having organized and built it from , the ground herself in thla face [ of severe opposition. We wish ( for her a speedy recovery. ; Ministers7 Union Dots | ?y The Interdenomiflational Min isters' Union met in First Calval Tuesday the 9th inst., with Rev. E. A. Adams presiding. * The devotions were faithfully and touchingly conducted by the Chaplain, Rev. G. T. Dillard. Quite a number ofsfninisters i were present, while there were I _.ome-absentees*.? ? ~The minutes were read and J adopted. The new business consisting of the Constitution and j By-Laws prepared byaa special , I 'uiimiiltee appointed for that h purpose was/adopted. Motion t prevailed that copies of the ConHstitution b$ printed and given tc , the members of the Union for t' reference. h?-order, of the dav was | / called for and Dr. G. T. Dillard I ^ " I i, who was assigned the task of j ^presenting & paper on ^the-sub^ I ject, "Significance of the Inearth011 of Christ," presented a j well prepared narration, proving j the necessity of Christ assuming. i human nature for man's redemption, etc. After some discussion r!on the subject, the Union tenj dered the essayist a vote of i thanks for his splendid paper, i The Ciyic Committee of which 3 Rev. P. P. Watson is chairman, J reported civic conditions not as ^? 1 ~ -REESE'S D1 _ J MRS. P. R. I y[ * A Full Line of Pate Cigarettes and - Tobac II !j: Madam C. J. Walker p JTimes. T Ice Cream ar I " PHON 1422 Assembly Street, i]j. Office Phone 6026 \ I ' - V N. J. FRI t Attorney-at-Law j 1 ^ Practice in all Couri f ; 11T0 Washington Street, Jl : J. H. ROl iji: MERCHA^ Suits Madt ! :: TELEPHI 4 > mmr -.- ; Bgjgssteagaiiaai?r--~ ro LEADER goocLas they should be, and thereI fore asked for the cooperation of the ministers, professional men and women of the City that a~ more _?o vora b le_c on side ra ti o;i by those who are in authority be manifested to the citizens of Mo this commonweitlh. - ^ ? A. IncreavSed interest is being Ev< realized for the benefit, of fundag C ? 1* mental&peakingfor the Union. : D. J. P. Washington gave the text and subject of his last Sunday morning's sermon, which Sui showed his studious ability to Mo teach-theJife-giving word of the Book of God. Dr. H. W. Long is assigned to J( present a paper on "The Virgin Birth," next Tuesday. Cor The Union extends a cordial welcome, to all ministers ot tne'Mo] City who are in good standing. g ??- J T.l Prof. Bowmanv Author ev< White Bishop of S. C. *nd - * ' *" 1 I noticed in the Recorder-In dicator of March 6, where an ar- Sur ticle_,was taken Xrom-4he Leader Mo which reads :^*pr. J. C. White-is B. called Baptis? Bishop of South Rv< Carolina." It closed by saying, published in the Loader by Rev. White. In reply to the abotr statements I will say. J admit the letter was published in the .-j. letter was published in the column^ of Church news, of which Sui Dr. White is the Editor, no name ^ : ;?7^ . f : P signed to it would of course lead E' one to believe he was .the author but m order tfiat the record may be kept straight and justice be done-to-all concerned, we wish _ to say?that this scribe and not ( I ?m ii. ? ?< < . . . -4 ur. vviuue was ine ,&uinor 01 tne ? ' * . " ! letter in question, Su, We also wish to say, since we m0 are a.methodist, we have no^in- Lei clination, desire or taste]to enter into a controversy with our friends "across the way," but those of us who have kept up with the colloqy, if we under-r? stand the nature of the- fight Sui must admit that Dr. White whip Mo them in line. What mor& can a Methodist-Bishop do ? Hence, he was callled Baptist Bishop of South Carolina'T - ___ I** Founders' day, Benedict ^ b. Dr; Thompson Augusta, Speaker Ev Benedict- and Allen to Clash The program of the Founders' j Da?y exercises will bqgfn at 10 A. M. consisting of the following procedure: Music?Girls'^Qnai^_ Su 4ette. Address^-Dr. Thompson, ^ followed by offerings from clas- Ev ^ses and friends. The Class Day exercises will be before the new Science Hall. MrE^Nick Ford'will be the orator I for the Seniors* and Mr. John ^ j Potts will represent the Fourth Year High Class. The annual game between Ben-' ] edict a>nd Allen will be atJ3:30. Every one invited to all exercises. RUG STORE v |L tEESE, Prop.-?1? nt Medicines. Cigars, 3 u cos. A Full Line of_ . 3 j m'a Preparations at all' . 5 : B. id Sodas.1. 'r j:- :' \ j ^ E 7820 * 2 - 1 Columbia, S. C. 5i C9oece?caa?ffl?ce3ocox0oogoooooooov i 11 'j- Sn ????P"8? ? ?33? i rrV^ Residence Phone 6798 - % CDERICK ?" i = 1 ' ind Notary Public. La?State and Federal. ?Columbia* S. Cr < L. ^ - - ? . - t' 1 r i : 8ERTS0N JT TAILOR ^ " i T 3 To Order. ONE 4003 ;;y ' 1 Columbia. 8. C. J ^ HURCH DIRECTORY BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Corner Sumter and Taylor Sta. Rev. E. A. Adams, Pastor. _ ~~ SERVICES: iday School 10:00 A. M. .g rning Service 11:16 A. M. w C. E. League 6:30 P. M. sning Service 7:30 P. M. )NEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH B 1100 Block Blanding Street Rev; W. E., Farmer, Pastor. ~r SERVlCESi " ^?? iday School r_i 10:30 A. M. gt rning Service 11:30 A. M. ?# worth League 6:30 P. M. n jning Service . ? 7:30 P. M. g"; )NES CHAPEL A. M._ E. ZION CHURCH, ner Sumter and Blossom Streets Rev. A. E. Lomax, Pastor. .SERVICES: rning Service ' . 11:00 A. M. iday School ___12:30 P. M. Si STE. Society ~~~m 6:30~P: ming Service 8:00 Pw M. ^ L CM.VARY BAPTIST CHITRPH I 1500 Block Bull--Street Rev. H. M. Moore, Pastor. SERVICES: * ~ iday School 10:00 A. M rning Service4* 11:15 A. M q Y. P. U. 6:00 P..M Riming Servicp ... 7:80 P M. g ' - ... E * v . . CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Richland Street ? REV. H. W. LONG, Pastor. SERVICES: ; iday School 10:00 A. M. _ rninfc Service 11:30 A. M. ^ Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M ~ ?ning Service 8:00 P. M. E mmmmm WESLEY M. E. CHURCH < Corner Gervais and Barnwell Sta. ?' Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor. ' SERVK?ES> iday School 10:30 A. M. rning Service 11:30 A. M. M igue ______ ___ 6:30 P. M. g ening Servfc^ 7:30 P. M. ^ j_E ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. C. White. Paator. SERVICES:nday School 10:00 A. Mrning Service J_ll:30 A. M. Y. P. U. ---====- frtOO P. M. Sl fifef Service __ 7:00 P. M B , 1?? E fAZARETH_BAPT!ST CHURCH Rev. E. A. Moss, Pastor tiday School 10:30 A. M. )ming Service 11 ;00 ? Y. P. U. 5:00 P. M. ening Service 7:30 P. M. m c JT-.--J^HN- BAPTIST CHURCH Booker Washington Heights Rev. L.~ C. Jenkins. Pastor. SERVICES: nday School 10:30 A'I M. irnnig Service 11:30 A. M. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. ening Service 7:30 P. M. S ? ?- n U .1 F. FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor 405 Marion Streot-. >rning Service 11:30 ening Service 7:30 - 1. ; ... T S MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH \ ~ ~2T30 Sumter Street? Rev. D. G. Robinson, Pastor. SERVICES: nday School 10:30 A. M. caching?: 11:30 A. M. ? Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. _ eaching 8:00 "P. M. ANTIOCIf BAPTIST CHURCH Iter. T. C. CRUMPTON, Paator _ S SERVICES: ? nday SthooLJL- 10:00 A. M. A r-rning Service 11:30 A. M. E Y. P. U. ? 6:00 P. M. 'fining Service 7:00 P. M. TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1609 Harden Street Rev. IFL C. STOVER, Postor. iminy School 10:0ft M. I|i|||||| UlinHl| 11 (1M M. ^ Y. P. U.-.1_J 6:30 P. M. { JOHNSON-BRJU Funeral Direcflc Fmbal 0 A * >? " ' 1115 Washington ! COLUMB ? V ' . V UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Divine Street r . Rev. T. M. Boykin. Pastor. SERVICES: j nday School :?10:00, A.._M ornfng Service 11:3d A. M Y;4P-. U. ? 7:00 P. M.'.'. vering Service ~. 8:00 P. M ETHLEnEM BAPTIST CHURCB Lyon Street Rev. 8. H. Smith. Paetor > SERVICES: inday School 10:00 A. M orning Service 11:30 A. M Y- P- U- - ?? ? 6:00 P. M rening Service 8:00 P. 41 T. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHl'RCB Corner Green and Gates Rw? T. T. Pollard. Pfcator. SERVICES: inday School , :??lO^OO- A?M: Ji ~ orning Service ->ill:l6 A. M fternoon Service _> 4-P.-M # id NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH Rfv. R. M. Myers, Pastor. ?r-y- SERVICES: inday School 10:30 A. U orning Service : 11:30 A. M Y. P. U. ____________ 6:00 P. M vening Service 8:00 P. M .J IACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH^ Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor. - ' i ; 0* : ; ?? SERVICES: anday School-10;30-A. M fternoon Service? 2;O0 P. hL?^ . Y.*- P. U. ; 6:00 P. M oervjge 8:00 P. II _ *"* . ' ? ....... . r :happelle station a. m. r. CHURCH. Corner Senate and Pine Street*. Rev. L.'G. Bowman, Pastor. services: orninsr Service .11:30 A. M. jnday School 3:00 P. M. . C. E. League 5:30 P. M. vening Service 7:30 P. II JONES TABERNACLE Rev. B. G. G ray hart, Psstor. _ services; . . unday School 10:00 A. M fternoon Service 3:00 P. M .. . X.. P. U. 6:00 P. M. vening Service 8:00 Pv 11 v ' s.z : l'm . LADSON-PRESBYTERIAN * ' . Rif. l. b. Bails, 1'intur.' ' 1 services: [orning Service __LT____11:16-A. M. unday School n 4:00 P. M. hristian Endeavor 6:00 P. M J 4 ST. JAMES A. M. EL CHURCH - ? 415 Henderaon Street l_ Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor. unday School 10:00 A: M. Corning Service _'____'11:16 A. MT .. C. E. League ..6:30 P. M. Ivening Service 7:30 P. M. EMPLB _Z10N .BAPT. .CHURCH Ridgewood unday School <_ 11:30 [orning Service 12:80 ' . ' EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Kendlaltown. Rev. JULIUS HOLMAN, Pastor. SERVICES: lunday School ,.10:00 A* M. iorning Service 11:30 A. M. t. C. E. League _____ . 6:00 P. M. tveninir S?rvic? B-nn D - II MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1915 Laurel Street REV. W. G. GUNTER, Pastor. taatUft=Sfiiinnl i 11 on h II doming Service "12:00 M. Evening- Service 7:30 P. M. * S 1LEY-M0RRIS _ >rs & Licensed mers St. Phone 3512 IA, S. C. , __