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Saturday March 27, 1926. ! Church News ; BY DRrj. ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH We had an excellent time in ? Sunday School. Thpre was a very lively discussion among the ~ various classes who seemed very enthusiastic concerning the lesson. The review was conducted 7?: by the suptr; Mr. R. S. RuqecII. Our pastor, Rev. J."- P, Washington, preached a splendid sermon from Acts JJAnd when he had found. him, he brought ? him into Antibch. And it came ? tn pnaq, that, ft wholp-vpfrg-fckmai ? "church, and taught mrrctrpeople. And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch." Sub. "The name Christian; its meaning and source."' First of all the significance of the name "Christian" should be considered j The name "Christian" can be defined in many different ways, but it really means Christ-like and unless this spirt is. manifested in our lives, as in the disciples' lives at Antioch, we are not worthy of this great name. ' There are many stages of greatness ? which we rftnnnt reach on arcount of various reasons; many titles of honor and respect we canot acquire but there is one title, the greatest^ on earth wlitch can be owned by every fndividual and that is the name Christian. The pastor also car-^ rjed our minds back to the source ??Trx* ti..'- * - - ui mis great name which was ??beautifully explained in the pan sage of the scriptures related, ' It 4s- this that brings about the name Christian. We were favored with the presence of two distinguished visi? tors: Rev. L E. Lowery of this City and Mrs. Emma Carlyle^of Savannah, Ga. Both of whom made remarks.. . - Sunday, .nightsmost wonder ful sermon was delivered from ' the rostrum. Text fpund Heb. 19 i) Raping we also ?: are eofiipaoocd about with go great a cloud of witnesses, let us laj^ aside every-^weight,-and the sin Which doth so easily be UUl UH, lUUhttH Us 1U11 Willi pu ~r--** tience the race that is set hefore us."" We were also glad to have with us Rev. Golden,~trur steady hel ? pci'and our visiting frionda. = A hearty welcome awaits you. ? 1. J. M. Lemon, Rep. -ST? LrUKE'S P. E. CHURCH -- * -. y. Hampton Avenue Palm Sunday. Holy Communion at 8 a. m. Morning Prayer an(TT5errti6n~&t -'-11:15. Sunday School at 4 p. m. A special program will be rendered at 5 o'clock under the auspices of the Choir, assisted by ^ local talent. consolidation service will be held at 8 p. m. to formally unite St. r Luke's and SI. Mary's Churches .Bishop Finley will be the speaker. All are welcome. FAlkFIELD BAPT. CHURCH r " ' NEWS , _ Sunday the 20th, w#s a beautiful day. The weather was pleasant and mpny people were out to the Sunday School.1 The S. S. 1 wa? Qt^ned at fl VeloirtT hyJthg Supt.f Bro. J. P. ClinkscaleS and the lesson was besutifullytatrght Dy-tsro. j. H. Strother. The pastor, Rev. A. Ware spoke words of ? encouragement which were enjoy eTThy all. This Sunday School is onehf^he best in this vicinity. The following Sisters were ap^fcj^nted conductors to arrange a for Easter: Sister Ada j^ffnkscalcs and Misft Laura Haze. At the usual hour, the pastor, V Rev. A. Ware preached an interW esting sermon which was enjoyed by all. It will be communion day at Fairfield Baptist Church the 3rd in next month. Corpe j ' > . . ... n . j p xosoeosoeo33^^ Of Columbia | C. WHITE ' , ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Mr. James Hopkins, assistant sunt.. was on at his post of, duty and on time, while a splendid number of Bible- students lined up in each cl?3S. The lesson wa?| profitably discussed. Afthe conclusion of the lesson Miss Lorine Herrion led in a beautiful solo chrous, "Long as JI can feel the spirit muvin in my heart." The pastor introduced a num hor-flf visitors to the- school, amdng. thesc~werer Misses tjoy^ kin .Camden; H&giler, Newberry and Mr. Charles Satchell Morris, Norfolk, Va. Mr. Morris '.made a ringing speech of hope and cheer to our S. S. -Dr. JLH. Goodwin, supt., gave a resume of the lesson. ? V11:3Q?The Pastor faced a Very large congregation, using for a text, "The wicked shall be turned into Hell, and all the "nations 'that fcjrget God." It was the most powerful sermon ever preached by Dr. White" since he has been in Columbia.' tist State Contention, who brought greetings from the great host of women workers of Dr. White presented tp the congregatioiv'.^^? OTnte~Nrifones president of the Woman's BapSouth Carolina. Many of our auxiliaries surrounded Mrs. Jones pledging their support to hpr, in making the coming Convention at Union the greatest in the history of the, Convnetion. Pastor White then introduced Mr. Charles Satchell Morris the most famous orator- of the race in America. In a few words, Mr. Morris electrified the big audience,. reserving his speech for the i hour of ,5 "p. m. when the matchless.platform orator. After the general collection the . pastor called for an after-co)lec. Hnn for a siVk mpnrihftr,""Sister Louisa Rutherford, and one for f j -m the Rev. Harry Gunter^who is 87 years old. There were near : twf> thousand?people out last " Sunday morning. "y ATSlfclbck, pastor White mo* tored down to fAuthurtown to Zion Pilgrim, his other Church WlHTl1 Ihi iiihI h fiiTl'hninp Tin preached from the subject, "Joseph makes himself known to his brtheren."_ All .'jeemecT to enjoy the wonderful discourse. A large number came up to hear the speech of Charles Satchell Morris, Jr? at~5 p. m., 5 n. m':?Onp rnnld hflrdlv cr^t up to Zion Baptist Church's fruiil foriihe-automobilos so-ca^ ger were the people to hear the race's leading orator. Zion's choir furnished the musics Miss - ^Tahche^Thomp^on; the Jenny Lind of S^ . sung two loving solos, also Miss Brumfield, of Allen University, one of the sweetest singers in this.xountry sung 83 foving~solo. The speech was pronounced one of the greatest . pypr hpard in Columbia. 8 p. m.?Zion was again packed to hear the final message of the day from her eloquent pastor. Dr; White resumed- his wirkqd shall-he- turned into HeHy &nd alT the Nations that forgcf irom tne pulpit to the door, hard ly a dry eye could be observed among the many hundreds of members and visitors. Next Sunday, Dr_ White announced a special sermon to be preached by himself, and Dr. D. F. Thompson,, pastor of the great Tabernacle Baptist Church Augusta, Ga., will preach at Zion next Sunday night. JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. Z. CHURCH NOTES Sunday March 21, was a high day of service with us. The morning service was largely at h' THE PALMETT tended. .] ll preached an excellent Sermon on I! The pastor, Rev. A. E. Lomax i the life and traits of Joseph, the son of Jacob by Rachel who was < born in Haran, B. C. 1726. The Sunday School which is < under the direction of Mr. Geo. 1 i Williams was well attended and : is alive. Proceeds from Classes: 1 $17.07. ^ j j The Missionary women of the ] Church met at 5 p. m. and effec- i ted plans for the coming conven- j ition April 22nd* J i .Tim y. C. E. Society of which 1 Miss Florence Benson is> the j proficient Resident, was well at- 1 . tended at 6p. m. The sub- "j ject: "Jesus' cross bearers," was quite a live topic of discussion Ifor the occasion. , |8:00 p. fn?.the pastor preached I in inspiring sermon from the sub ; l i. . ' - <<T_ ' jecu; incomprenensiDUity of < Christ." Many visiting friends were in ( attendance with us during the ] day; ismong them were Mrs. L. 5 137 McLeest, the~wiodw of the i llate Dr. McLeest, and Miss Lil- < tliertL Williams, the daughter- of i .Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Williams who jis a member of Jones Chapel s choir. Mrs.-McLeest and Miss . Williams are teaching in another j City of the state but were in the city attending the State Con- ] y<>nf inn of the Teachers. ] 4:00 p. m.f we were associated, with Rev. H. M. Taylor, the ] pastor of Fifth Baptist Church j and his good people. Rev. Taylor preached1 - a-wondemd-sep^ 3( rtnon from the text: "AsTMoses I lifted kup the serpent in the wil-l] deTnessyso must the Son; of man 1 be lifted up." Our hearts burned 1 While tV|r.J nf Clf\r\ + ~ i , "l'""r Ml us by the-way.. ' ' i This occasion was that o?^Stewardess Board No. 2 of i which Mrs.- Maggie Harrington is the proficient president. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES ?Ttrere-was-a1 good attendance^ 'at Sunday.School Sunday mornjing. Many of the old friends-and 1 t galiuJt Ijai1 lici pa led iirJ the lesson. Mr. Frank Edmunds. of -Charleston was .presented to , the'school by the superintendent and liiade a lew brief remarks. The lesson was very interesting.. At 11:15 a. m. theregular ser! vices began. Dr. -D. M. McGill, | Presiding ETdei^of_the Columbia : District -was presented by Dr. Tib = IA1. Adams to preach. He selected for his discourse. St. Matt.. 25:S; -Sub., "False Confidence,".. :An earnest appeal was made4o his hearers to go in tjme to Him [ ithat sells and supplies your lamps with spiritual oiL. If you are wise you will do this; if you .fail to do this you are foolish. "Timely advice. ? The officers and members of. the A. C. E. League invite you a-j I REESE'S DI "?? MRS. P, R. H ? A Full" Line of Patei ? ?Cigarettes and Tobac( 1' s ?- Madam C. J. Walker' g Times. Ice Cream am ' PHON1 i 1422 Assembly Streets ! f > ??< 4? N.JLERE 11 ' - Attorirey-at-I^aw a Practice In all Court JC 1119 Washington Street, J. H. ROE :; MERCHAN :; Suits Made !: TELEPHC o ; - ^... r . I118'/r Washington Strreet; - ' ? - PLEADER ' gain to witness the service eaclj Sunday evening at 6:30. Good music and live~31scussions. The pastor preached/Sunday gveningrfrom St. Matt 2:10^ On tl>e st&r that leads to Christ. Outlining the stars in our lifetime that point to Christ, namely 1. One's Conscience. 2. Christian Friendship. 3. Encouragement and Christian Living. Emphasizing the advantage these are to the believers in Christ in going right through life. The services were good throughout the d&y. The collection was ?ooa?ior which We thank you. We are also thankful for the 8 persUhS Who OatttO fOrW&td and joined Sunday. Dr.' D. H. Sims, . President of Allen University worshipped with us Sunday morning. Wf are always glad to diave him in aur services. Monday night was quarteri> conference at Bethel. P. E., D. VI. McGill was very much pleased with the progress Of the church as was made known by" the several reports fijom the departments of the church. The Waverley Club puts on a Fashion Show at AllenJLJniversity, Monday night 29 inst. It is hoped that every-other Club and Board of the church will line-up and make this a great Success as we usually tto; Don't forget the Rally. Use the envelope and pay anytime y*ou have it; some have paid out. " Lome ro~Fervice^ Sunday the 28tlr. Let us catch up-our budly with it. If you come you will find that you have much to be thankful for, for cdming. Carl Diton Renders Musical Recital At Benedict College The students and friends of Benedict College had the profound pleasure of listening to a musical concert given by Prof. Carl Diton of Philadelphia, .last Tuesday evening. Mr.Diton Is giving a series of concerts in the South. He is indeed a master were "all of high type. The numbers he rendered were for the most part from other composers out ne also played and sang one or two original seleetfeHF*?The Mr. Diton is unusual. The enjoyment of-.the audience was exnressed after each number by the prolongetTovatiofu Miss Blanche Thompson rendered ai?olo during the intermission and Miss l?obhie Wilson also gave a reading from Mr. Dunbar. Mr. Diton expressed himself to a few after the program as being well pleased with his audi . , . . - - . erice. He says, he has never had a more appreciative audience. tlTG STORE I r.KSK, PrrtpJ ' I it Medicines'; Cigars, :os. A FulL Line of s Preparations at all d Sodas. ' *=TT: [ B-J782Q -A c Columbia, S.C. g "~ Residence Phone 6798 \ :DEKICK ^. : nd Notary Public. b?SiaU and Federal. - ' ; Columbia, S. C. &ERTSON ? ; T TAILOR i To Order. )NE 4003 ?: : Columbia, S. C. | / . ? * ' - "r CHURCH DIRECTORY 1 1 ? - BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Corner Sumter and Taylor Sts. Rev. E. A. Adams, Pastor. " i, t SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11:16 A. M.]' A. C. E. League 6:li0 P. M.' Evening Service t .7:80 P. M . ; v ----- , SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH 1-L60?Bh?ek?Blanding Street Rev. W. E. Farmer, PaHtor. C rni' oc.ivr IVIES'. Sunday School 10:30 A. M. Morning Service* . 11:30 A: M, j Epworth League _ 5:30 P. M. Evening Service - ,. , 7:30 P. M. ^ y ' ' i* JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION CHURCH. Corner Sumter and Blossom Streets Rev.-A. E. I.omax, Pastor. , SERVICES: Morning Service _o_-11:00 A. M. . Sunday School 12:30 P. M. . V. C.E. Society m -6:00 P. M. Evening Service 8:00-Pr M. ' 2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH ? , 1500. Block Bull Street Rev. Charles H. Brown, Pastor SERVICES: f Sunday School ... Morning Service 11:15 A. M ; B. Y. P. U. ?6:00 P. M. J] Evening Service 7:30 P M ?? ? lit CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH L Richldnd Street ... * REV. H. W. LONG, Pastoc. L? SERVICES: ISunday School . IOiOQ A. M. l. Morning Service J..11:30 A- M-. B. Y. P. U. J. 6:00 P. M )' I Evening Service *_ 8j00 P. M. WESLEY M. E. CHURCH Corner Gervais and Barnwell Sti. Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor. . SERVICES: I Sunday School 10:30 A. M~. 1 Morning Serj^ft 11:30 A. RI. | League * _{ 6:30 P. M. | lEvening Service .7:30 P. M. ; I <a ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. C. White, Pastor. SERVICES: I Sunday School ^_._10:00 A. M. I Morning Service . 11:30 A. M.I B. Y. P. U. ..., _.y. 6:00*P. M. ; Evening Service BiOQ P. M. t NAZARETII BAPTIST CHURCH*** : 1 Rev. E.'A. Moss, Pastor ; 4-Sunday Schoiol 10:80. A. Mli IMorning Service 1 J.11:30 b. y. p. u. 6:00 p. m.! tv.'ening Service' ---, 7:8Qi-P.-M.-' ST, JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH [ Booker Washington Heights Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor. - SERVICES: Sunday School l__10:30 A. M. ; = - 11 A M ? B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.! Evening ServiceH 7:30 M.; \ 9 - FiPHf~PAPTIffT CHURCH ! Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor *r-? 405 Marion Street - Morning Service ..._, 11:30-? Evening Service l 7:30 . 1 MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH \ ?:?24 30 "Sumter Street Rev. D. G. Robinson, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School 10:30 A. M. 1 Preaching 1 11:30 A. M. i t R Y- P. U. 6:00 P. M. |- Preaching -------? SiOO tV-Mr-j I * ANTIOCII BAPTIST CHURCH f?Rev. T. C. CRLMPTON. Pwstnr ] SERVICES: "1' unday 10:00 A. M.1 4 Mcrning- Service 11:30 A. M., .|B. Y. P. U. ^ t? 6:00 P. M., | fcivening Service 7:00 P. M. | - TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCfl~~ 1 1609 Harden Stre^r_ ^ Rev. R. C. STOVER, Fostor. , Sunday School 10:00 A. M. ' Morning Service 11:30 A, At. g DAf. J. Ui - fi ?n Bgjtf> Evening Service 8:00 P. M. 1JOHNSON-BRA . I- Funeral Diredt > Emba - -i ' ?n > A 1115 Washington ~ COLUMI i i - - " UNION BAPTIST CHURCff ~~ 7. Divine Street . ? Rev. T. M. Boykin, Pastor. SERVICES: . Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Service A. 14, B. Y. P. U. 7:00 P. M. Evening Service 8:00 P. 14. ; /?' ' -XL BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH ' I.yon Street : . Rev. S. II. Smith, Pastor - SERVICES: * " . 5li"nday School _! 10:00 A. M. Morning Service ~TT._ 11:30 A. M. B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. li. Evening Service" 8f:00 P. II ' ST. Ll'KK P. E. CHURCH""' . ; ~ 'Hampton "Avenue * " Rev. Thomas D. Brown, Rector. SERVICES: . iWy Communion .??8:00 A. M. 4 Morning. -Sorvie.e-----rr^r-il:lS A. "M7 : * Sunday School. _ __ 4:00 P. M. Evening1 Service __ ___ 8:00 P. M. Ind NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH ' Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor. : ?SERVICES: ? r Sunday School __?_?__I0:80 A. iL Mor$|ng Service _.__11:30 A. M. . . B<-Y-P vli - 1 -1 " ~ ? - ^o-.uu r. M. Evening Service. 8:00 P. 1|. ~~N =?-!-. -V?MACEDONIA. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor.. 1 - SERVICES: Sunday School ID:3D' A, 11. : Afternoon Service ______ ?:00 PrTlt7" T 7 B. Y. P. U. ____, 6:00~P. M. Evening Service _T- 8:00 P. 1C CIIAPPEI.LE STATION A. M. R. CHURCH. Corner Senate and Pine Streets Ijjev. L. G. Bow man, Pastor. " SERVICES: - ? Morning Service _^.._11:30 A. 1L ~* " Sunday School 8:00 P.- %L~ A. C. E. League ??_ 6:30 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. 1L JONES TABERNACLB f~ kg v. 14. (J; (irayhart, I'aator. SERVICES; " , ^ . Sunday School 10:0,0. A. M. After-noon- Service^.-- 8:00 P. M. ' ~r B Y. P U. _ 6:00 P. H. U" ~ ~ ; Evening Service 8:00 P. 1L?--? r> " LADSON PRESBYTERIAN ' r ~ Rev. I. D. Davis, Pastor. \ SERVICES: Morning Service 11:15 A. |fc? Sunday School 4:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor 5:00 P..1L ? ? " ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH X 415 Henderson Street Bss. J. P. Washington, Pajtor. ??? ? SEKVltES: V ' ~ Sunday School ^_10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11:15 A. M. AC. E. League? 6:30 P. M. Evening Service ..__.s7^30 P. U. TEMPLE ZION BAPT. .CHURCH ' Hidgewood Sunday School ?11:80 Morning Service ?>---12:80 EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH ? Keudlattown. ? ' ? Rev. JULIUS HOLM AN, Pastor. " . SERVICES:' Sunday"Schoot~r----i---zd^?^0~A^-lfc Morning Service ? 11:30 A. 14. A. C. E. League 6:00 P. II. Evening Service 8:00 r~~ : - ^ -????7? ,*~ : 1 mt. Olive baptist church 1915 Laurel Street " ' REV. W. G. GUNTER, Pastor. Sunday School-.^ 11:00 A. M. | Morning Berviee 12:00 ?II. 1 lrA?iilngr Servlcfl * ?m 7:80 MFY-M0RR1S| ors & Licensed I lmers St. Phone 3512 I MA,S.C. I i ? ' - -