The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 10, 1926, Page FIVE, Image 5
Saturday April 10,-1026
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| Church News
S BY DR. J. <
OC0?SC8^n<K8^OD^O^OOOCK>Ca>QOOXia
SIDNEY PARICXHiiHCH I
NEWS i
1
r? Suiufl^^rlornn^* Apnt 4, 'at i
10:30 a! m- Sundav S<rhool serv- c
*v- , ? ^ %/
ices were conducted by the su- 1
perintendettt Mr. D. R. Slaiks, <
L with a happy gathering of little <
ones and grown ups. The les- 1
^ >on was fully discussed by the (
various classes to the delight of
the many teachers. All the lit- j
__V tie ones studied their lesson ?ut|<
V; at home and, was ready to ex^jl
plain- when called upon. p
At 11:30 a. mrr Dr. Farmer h
preached a- striking and far- <
reaching?sermon to a packed i
rhorrRF. His text was taken from l
Isaiah 63:1-2, "Wh<> is this that I
corneth?fioin ICdom with, dyed i
garments from Bozra-h??this
that is glorious in hiS~apparel, 1
travelling in the greatness of his i
strength? I~t hat, speak in rights ~
fore art -thou red in thine ap- i
parel, and thy garments like him i
' that treadeth in the vinefat?" :
After listening to that splendid ]
_ : ' sermon!1 the members asserm 1
- bled at the a?ltar to partake of ,j
the Holy Communion. As they ]
? drank and tasted of the bread
of life, their minds began won- 1
dering back to the time when 1
Jesus died to savg us. . i
-The Church was beautifully
??decorated for the Ka*ter*-exer
cisr^ Sunday nitrht. Lovely "
flowers.; surrounded J the altar
, which was draped with white.
Kpw_^-Thc little ones (TuFtheir hpst .
f ? ? Sunday night. The Choral Club
rendered three selections, and
sang for collection.
The public is cordially invited <
~ to attend these services.
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0,1. A- i>l. Vj. LMUKt'Ii
~ Sunday
us. Wp began prayer meeting
. at -5 o'clock Sunday morning
which set us in a'frame for the
-fol^wing services during the
. day. At the close of, the. meet-ffig
the pastor made ..^oinc uplcndid
remarks, concerning the resurrection.
J .' Every
one who Was present in
Sunday School vvHrnenned a largo
ci'tteidance apd heard-a lively
1 . -discussion throughout the school.
After the' lesson-was discussed
by the various classes, the re
View wast conducted by the supt.
uivine services begarrat-H-r^
o'clock. Rev. Washington was
.? at his best. Ho a won
' (Wt'nl ovTrmn- T"Yf RVv
? 1:18, "Fam He tha>t liveth, and
?was dead, and, behold, 1 am alive
lor evermore; amen, ana nave
the""keys of.hell and death."
Subject, "The living Christ- (a)
The purpose of Christ's coming
is thttt we may have life, (b)
Requirements to attain this life,
(c) The miraculous resurrection
Dominion over death and Hell.".
We also had splendid services
at 6:110 o'clock Sunday afternoon
for the benefit of those who were
not a-ble to be present Sunday
morning-. The audience received
a short hiirbnrrefteiat se?pon--de=*
livered by the pastor. Text,
- Heb. 4:9, "There remaineth
therefore a rest to the people^
"of God." Subject, "Rest." '
. - Sunday evening was given to
^ the younger people which was
considered the- best Easter pro
gram put over for St. James, j
Miss' Eloise .Tenerettp?aim! tVipl
writer worked untiringly to
make the program a riUOiKss.
Every individual played well his
part and manifested a great interest
in the program
The Church is alive both spirritua-lly
and financially. We are
doing well in every respect.
? ?J. M. Lemon.
BETH E L A. W. E. CttUR ?
4 NOTES
- Sunday marked one of the
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sxo&eoeofti&cxosQeoaz^^
Of Columbia I
".WHITE
Host beautiful Rasters witlessee!
for some time at Bethel.
Sarly Sunday morning when the
f5$^B5?an 10 uUWll, louiid many
if the faitFTfuT followers of ouF
Lord Jesus at the church. Infeed-t-his-meeting
was a source
if s piritual inspiration. At the
lour for Sunday School the chilIren
were out in full numbers.
The lesson was c^scuased with
added interest it seemed, con\
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,..:?u i '
-luuuiK w11it Liiueiy remarns ny
[>r.E.A7 Adams. The Surtday
School program at3:3ffp. rri- vva-s
nses .was exceptionally goodMuch
credit io due Supt* Young
for his untiring efforts assisted
3y some to make this occasion a
grand succpss, At
11:15 a. m., Dr. Adams
preached to full and beautiful
audience from St. John "5:25, Ephseiansr
5:14 and St. John 5:Z&-2Q_picturizing
three'Resurrecnot
all; the ^cond for some, but
should not be for any; the third,
for _a!L_ .TMarvol not at this for
the hour is coming-in the which
all that are in the graves shall
hear His voice, and shall come
forth?they that have done^'good
unto th&.reservation of life; and
they that have done evil unto the
reservation of damnation." Entreating
the unsaved* that by
faith you must believe that.He is
risen and accept Him in youi:
h?krt as vour risen Suvinr A-t
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the close of the sermon 6 persons
came forward and joined the
Church for which we are very
thankful- >
"Corning to the close of "the
day's services the Choir did itself
much credit and a full audience
much service for good when they
captured the attention of their
audinece for one houfe, i^mtering
the Sacred Cantata, "Hosaim*~
Indeed the entire day was an
enjoyable one. Ought we not
be thankful for such good gifts
made possible only by this very
occasion that we now celebrate
tttis resorrecetion) ?-: In all
things let- us be reasonable. "
Sunday is the rally and it i
hoped that every member will
share to some extent with the
rally that the Trustees may realize
the amount they have asked
for. ... .. - *
Monday night at Bethel, Stewardess
Board No. 1 puts on a
play entitled; "'i'tie Old Hehool at
mcKory nouer" with something
pood and palatable to serve vou
Hnrtny tbo T of-j-hp mpm
bership and friends help to put
this over please. The program
will be very amusing and it will
be fully worth your while to
witness if.
will find a welcome there.
EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
At 10:00^. m.'Sunday School
was. opened by the Supt., .Mr.
M. B. Williams. The lessoii was
reviewed with profound interest
and -lasting memory by ProL
Green Jackson.
At TT730 a. rn. the morning
service began with very beautiful
selections by the choir and a
*olo by Mr. J. N. Webster which
held the audience spell-bound.
Thon r?omo f Vi cormon u/ViinVi
was a masterpiece of the age
Text, I Cor 1 Subject, "The Riser,
Ix>rd." This discourse by Dr,
Holman goes without saying thai
ha .rlpqprvpq nH titlpg of hofr
or that can he attached to a minister.
[ At 8:30 P. M. a speeiah program
was rendered. Subject:
Mo^e Health and Business Work
for Negroes. The program as
follows
Music?Negro National Anthem
"Pray^r=--Mr. Or Vuuion^ which
was heart touching. Hawaiiar
guitar solo?Miss Ruby Benson
which wAs-pleaaing to all. Ad?
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THE PALMETT<
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dress?Mr. L S- Leevy, who^On
spoke on the need of business fe^
enterprises among our people, nil
sounding a more serious warn- pa
ing saying that it will prevent all
poverty and also open avenues
t hat- are not now open, he closed
frith n pled for n living religion.
Address?Dr. J. E. Watts,-dent- $4!
ist, wh<? spoktron, ^"How to prevent
sickness. First, see your ^
, family physician. He then told
-how much we could save if we
would only act in time. He is ~l
......... b O]
not only a dentist but an orator.
tGiving facts in each instance. ?
Duett?Clarinet and violin?Mr.
T. H. Pinckney and Thomas
iPinckney Oaten accompanied by
,Mrs:' Zenobia- Jeffers, pianist, g
!Clarinet Solo?Mr. T. H. Pinuk- ?
jney. Paper?Home and Personal
IIygienC:?Mrs. "EhMly Claik: ?
I Address?Dr. C. E. Stephenson, *
who spoke 011 the need "f screen
jing the homes~to prevent spread- ir
ing of diseases by flies and mo&nttd-toes^?He
pointed out fact
that we die from diseases that ca
are curea-ble because we will n?t
take, the advice of our doctor
even though we are paying for it Pr
We must say itwasza realtreat th
J . The above addresses and seJ-lections
were among the best
Tevgr~heard. We theiefuie lhaiifc-fcfa
the participants out of our heart
.of hearts. ~ * - re
Easter services were held at
18:30 p. m. ^to'a crowded house. co
It'was one of profound interest
jand pleasure. Many thanks to j'
i the teachers and" "especially to ^
I Misses Catherine Green, Sarah c'l(
"p^astriTrgton. -==E. C. Clark, at
:.. " : :?~!"ar
JONES CHAPETX M. E. Z.
CHURCH NOTES
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I .Easter was a high and appreciative
day with-us,?Our ^hnrrh
was-well decorated.? - is
At least to those of us who live Ct
I . :
.in the South, Easter and.flowers in
are vitally related. _ ~ 77^'
\ -It AVQuld appeal- that it is by
-j Divine," planriip^'that Easteh ly
icomes just at that season -of-t-he--bj
year when the warm sun begins T1
> to peep over the hills scattering m
its lifegiving rays to make the
birds of the wood to sing and to, i
coax the flowers into full bloom, na
"l'he lily thai wakes with tho'm.
morning sun and bathes its face'je
in the early dew, brought a mes-' Si
- of nurity. of gladness, and'G,
of triumph for all who wilFopen Is
I their hearts to receive this mes- St
" sage ofthe resurrected Christ. tjr
11a- m., Dr. Lorrlax preached -e>;
, a great Easter sermon from the of
:|text. j-'It U finis^h^=Stfcr-John, jl
ueniMHun un v^<ai>ciiiy. f '
^pKyfrvboclv^nre^eilL. Seeilied *UJ T.
. 'realize the great conflict with'1 m
i Christ on Calvary while theim
1 speaker pictured it. \v<
i The morning's offering aI
mounted to $318.27. . - 15
i .The Easter program exercises";C<
arrangedTjy Miss F. C. Benson, U
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Miss Gertrude Lott was tlu
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Total offering for the day
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1LV WOVijie TO BREACH
?"AT SIDNEY DARK
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Rev R. C. Stover. 1'. 1).. Pa.-p~of
Trinity Baptist Church,
11 preach at Sideny Park C. M
Church, Sunday afternoon at
ur o'clock, the public is in\4t.
Trinity's Choir will sing.
T. LUKE'S P. E. CHURCH
-Hamtifnn AV'pniie
The services at St. Luke's or
Caster Sunday were well atnded
by its members am
lends. The rector, Rev. Thos
Brown, preached an excellent
rmon. The choir on this oc
si on?was at its best.
At four o'clock the Sunday
hoof, rendered an appropriate
ogram The pupils returnee
eir mite and over ^20.00 wat
ported tor rhlssiOirwiirR: 7"
On Monday at'ternoon thtMihit
en of the Sunday School an<
eir friends were given an Egj.
iintby" the Church, alTpiTKCTii
ported an e 11 j oyable t i mev ..
Sunday April 11th, the earl\
mmunion will be celebrated a
00 a. m. At 11 :15 at m. Rev
hos. D. Brown will preach,
inday School as. usual at .4 o'
)ck. Evening service prayej
. 8 p. 'm. . All of 6uiJ friendj
id visitors are welcome to at
nd these -services.. j
linisterial Union Note*
The Inferdehominationat Min
ters Union convened in Kirs;
dvary Baptist Chflrch tht\?tl
19*00 m with lit* ! " \
clams presiding^-- ??-' - ?
The' devotions Sviiife splrftual
.and instructively conducte<
t-Dr. Q. T. Dillard; the chaplain
iife minutes-?ofjttre prevlou.
eeting were read and approved
After the expiration of unfin
ished business^ the f&fto'winj
imed pa.-t'qrs g&^^Jjrief state
ents of their' texto and spb
cts. from w hich they preacne<
mday, viz: Drs. W. E. Farmer
T. DflTaFchX. E. L?max, H. W
jng:AlThdiv on Elliott. H. I1
over, T- B. Brown, E. A.' Ad
gs and J. P. Washington." Tlr
:egesis expressed by these mei
^roca on their texts and sub
Lil,-rr iml.'iwl <>r]j I'ying :irjj
?rv Point edToi- Euslei ucmsior
Ve were glad to haveTTuTTtevs
M. Bov^.uL_JJtL White to com
aim?lrrntrty 1 hrrmelvr : t
embers of the Union" The;
ere lieaftily greeted.
Rev. II. Stover, pastor- of th
a-ptist I,Church near Renedic
>1. asked the'alliliation of th
nion to attend an evangelisti
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Preparations at all
Sodas. ?
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TAILOR -ft
ro Order.
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Columbia. S. C.
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i whiefy is tn convene
- in his church the 11th inst- Rev.
. Stover also asked for a delegate ~
. to represent the Union and Rev. i
A. 10. hornax was appointed.
Jones Chapel A. M. E. Zion
Chnicn -cut in an invitation to
. the rriiniHters of the Union soli-,
citing their, eouporation in its 1
missionary convocation the 22nd (
is also- r?'<t?e>ted to hear greet- J
ing.? l-'ropi the Uniom "1
Rev. A- E. Lomax is appointed
to present a paper to the Union i
next -Tu^stiay V? the-subject: ?.
CUl ItCH DIRECTORY
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1. RET It EL A. M, Iu CHCKCI1
em-neCSumter and Ta) lur Sfl HZ
KrvT t- AT A darns, Pastor. *
" Sunday School 10:00 A*. M. *
I MorniiiLr SU'VICC 11:15 A. M. 1
A. Cf-K. league 6:00 P. M.t
^ Evening Service. . _ . 7:30 P. M j
SI I>\1 A PARK T M F Till 1U II
-1100 Klotk ~Blahding- Street
' llwW. E.-4varm?rvPastur. _$
, . ' SERVICES:
i Sunday Srhool ? 10:30 A. M.]j
;?Mrjr.niiijr Service 11:30 A. M. j
L*^ort*r*'eague - ? 5:30 Pi M.1
: l-Aeniiiu Ser\TctT~ *7 Y:3U P~Mtj.
II JONES CWAPEI, a M ^-^Ztp>T
?.j _li_ , CHLKCM. . .. uin(er?and
1 Blossom Streets. Ri?v.
A. E. Umax, Pastor.
I - . * SERVICES:
Morning Service' . 11:00 A. M.
t?Sunday "School ???r?1U:30 1'. M.-J
V p. VS Societ.v ' 11 *f
- . <w. ... v.ou i . 1*1,
' .Evefiintf Service - 8:00 P. M.
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2nd. C.AI VAKY BAPTIST CHURCH
t">00 B+ot*k .Bull Street^ " (
; i- Rev. Charles II. Brown, Pastor
^ 5LRV ICES. =*
; Sunday School 10:00 A.. M ,
! v,.,-.imir - Service 11:15 A. M.
B. Y. !' U. 6*:00 P. M
" r"Kveni"ng Service 7:80 P M ~
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^ Ut. C'AIA A BY BAPTIST CHURCH!
1 i Richland Street "*
j _ RKV. II. \V. LONG, Pastor.
.SERVICES:
- ; Sutvdny School -rz; 10:00LA. M.
i ! Morning Service ... ...11:30 A. M'.
j B. Y. "P. U- % 6-'00 P. M
p.faiiMu.'', Service _!_ 8:00 P. M'
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,! WESLEY M. E. CHURCH
Corner Gervais. pnd Barnwell St?.
Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor. ?~
" ^SERVICES':
1 Sunday School 10:3lJ A. M.J
Morning Service ...,-11:30 A. i
~ 6:30 P. M.
? Evening Service ; 7:30 P. M
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ej ZION BAPTIST CHIRCH
'1-1 Rev. J. C. While, Pastor.
-J SERVICES:
] SmulaV-' School - 10:0U A. M.
r J-.\u^nm,v^^vicQ 1 i :3tr A. M
'TVn' ! fi-iff p M
' Kve'ning .Service } 7:U0 P. ST. ,
~N:\y~Ti{i:nI H\PTTST PHI KCH
Rev. E. A. Moss, Pastor
Sunday-Selfoof -... r. 10:30 A. M.
o - Moniirig Service 11:30
{ b. V. P. U, .. ... . 5^)0 PVM. ?
F/v<Tn,nC Service . ... 7:30 P. M '
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J t?r. JOI|N BAPTIST CI1C RCH
Booker Washington Heights
? *' Rev. I,. C. Jen-k4ns,- Pastor.
%-r?SERVICES:
school' , io:3u A. M.
0 Mbninijf Sfcrviee ? 11:30 A. M.
g B. V. P. U. . 6:00 P. M.
p Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
1 FIFTH BAPTIST CHI RCH
jj Rev." E. T. Hampton, Paator
r, I 405 Marion. Street
prjTiuftliig Service? 11:80
'livening Service 7:30
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T , MT. Ol.lVK BAPTIST CHI RCH
X1 * '2130 Sumter -Street
X i i? " ,v * '
iev./u. b, Koinnson, Pastor.
I SERVICES*
* S un?liiy School 7. 10:80 A. M.
'preaching __11;30 A. M.
hf V. P. U. ?6:00 P. M.
preaching I? 8:00 P. M.
"I- ~ ~~ ? :Z?r-~ ... ^V5
.VNTKH'H BAPTIST CHURCH 7
% Rev. T. C. CRLMPTON, Pastor
r? SKRV1CKS:
- i School . .'.I. 10:00 A.M.
ming Service 11:30 A. M.
. >1 jit. V. I'. U. . 6:00 P. M.
^Evening Service 7:00 P. M.
' if"wT7-X
;;j TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1000 TTarden Street
-Rev. R. C. -STOVER, I'ostor.
<>! Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
1 - JOni-mop Servic'te?_ : ... 11:30 A. M.
J B.Y. P. U. .77: 0.80 PrM^
| Evening Service 8:00 P. M.
' % FIVE
"Crime and its Remedy."
The old fotkfc' home was weTT~
rejiresented by Rev. A. W. M.
Coleman, an inmate of said home
Although suffering'from a conraetion
of the muscles, wear and
Lear in the ministry, Dr. ColeTian,
with the assistance of some
jf the ministers) made his way
0 the Union room and
food speech in interest of the
1 IV..NW.
ryj l i it .
_ The Intreden^minational Minsters'
Union-stands for "Purity,
lu.-.tiee and Friendship." '
L N ION HAPT1ST I II URCH
Divine Street" '
" Kev. T. M. Bovkin. Pastor. . /
STtKYTC LiS:
Ounday School . 10:0.0 A. M. ==
Morning.-?$*!>*-ice ..11:30 A. M
4 , Y. P. U. 7:UiiT. M,
Evening Service 8:D0 P. M
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH
" Lyon Street
??Re*. S. II. Srrtilh. I'hetor *"
SERVICES:
Sunday School .... 10:00 A. M
Horning Service 11:30 A. M.__
i^Y. P. U. --- _ 6:00 P. M
Evening Service 8:00 P.~M
Hampton Avenue
Rev. 'Thomas I). Brown, Rector.
~ ' ' SERVICES:
luly Communion ~TTTt 8:00~Ar~M/~ Horning
Service 11:15 A.'M.
Sunday School - - 4:00 P. M.
Evening Service : T "8:CfO P. >1. '
>nd NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH '
Rev.. R. "M. Myers, Pastor.
SERVICES: ' ~
Sunduy School 10:30 A. M
Morning Service? 11:3Q_A^_M
B. Y. P, U r_ 6:00 P7 M . .
Evening Service" . .1. 8:00 P. M. ;
li-!= ?
visrrnnvis nai>ti*4t" riii'nrti
v Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday KfVynl?. .. ?10:30 A.?M 7
Afternoon Service 1 2:00 P. M.
B. Y. P. U. -. _ 6:00 P. M
Evening Service 8:00 P. M.
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CHAPPELl.E STATION A. M. RICH
URCII. .Corner
Senate and Pine Streets.
Rev. L. G. Bowman, Pastor. _
SERVICES:
Morning Service .111:30 A. M.
Sunday School 3:00 P. M.
A. C. E. League v_ 6:30 P. M.
Evening Service * _'iL_ 7:30 P. M.
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1QNFS T A HFfiN ATI .F.
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?ci, o. u. uraynarr, 1'aslor.
1 SFRVirrtSt " . Sunday
School 10:00 A. U
Afternoon Sci'vic^" " ?3:00 P. M
B. Y. p;~u. '--1 ..,6:00 P.
Evening Service 8:00 P. M.
LAIXSON PRESBYTERLAN
IIbV. I:?PL l>:n iy.?l'aBtor. ; ?'
.* SI:RY_iues:__. _
Morning Service ll :1S A. m.
Sunday School ? . 4 :U0 P. M.
Christian Endeavor?? = 5:00 P, M "
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SALTERS5 MEMORIAL ?A. M. E.
- CH l'RCH
\Vashington St.,*?bet\veen Oak & Pine
Rev."A, C. BROGDON, Pastor
Morning Scr.ni<>n .. 11:15 A. M.
Sunday School ... - 3:30 P.-M.
Evening Sernn-n .' 8:30_P.
ST J A M ES A. M.'E. CHURCH '
Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday School. 10:00 A. M.
MorningwService.__l_I?11:15 A. M.
A. C. E. League 6:30 P. M.
Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
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TKMPI I? 71 nv n a f>t runoru
* Ridgewood
"Sunday School -. I 11:80?
Jloming Service 12.80
EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Kendlaltown. 4
r- Rev Jl fcLUS-HOLMAX, Pastor. ?
: 1 gg.H.viry^;
Sunda^' School - lO'.QO A. M. ^
I Mowing Service 11:30 A. M.
A. C. E. League 6:00 P. ill.
* Evening Service 8:00 P. H.
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MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
1915 Laurel Street ??: ~ ?
REV, W. G. GUNTER, Pastor.
j Sunday School 11:00 A. M.
! Morning Service ?i 12:00 M.
EVCTTtTTg- Sowaca.- 7:30 P. M.
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