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W Saturday, July 10, 192(>. Church News | BY DR. J. Ctt0C8?C8aC03C8B5X823CQC8?^^ 1ST CALVARY BAPTIST CHU&CH "The ChurcK with ^Welcome" ?*: ;?1 ~ & _ Last Sunday was a full day with V . a good attendance at Sunday School under the leadership of the Supt. Mr, H, W. Harrison and his teachers who are doing some splendid work." For the morning service the pulpit was graced with the Rev. M. H. Holloway. The paator, Rev. H. W. Jiong delivered a scholarly sermon from the text Psa. 145:11, subject: "The Glories of the Kingdom of God." Immediately after the morning service the Women's Missionary Society held their monthly meeting, with the president, Mrs. Julia Hart Dresidinc. At 5 p. m. the B. Y. P. U. gave a sacred concert, the president Mr. M. S. Stewart presiding. The program was wa fnllnwa- Snnp hy ih* lliiifrrr ? Prayer?Deacon^ P. White. Cornet Solo~Mr. E. M. Keitt. Violin-Cello Solo?Miss C. B. Singleton; Reading ,?Miss R. C. Watson. Paper?Mrs. E. W. Long. Instrumental Selection? Mrs. Jetfers. Vocal Solo?Miss Sarah - Jennings. 1 Keading?Mrs] Hattie Stewart. Vocal Solo?Miss Daisy Roach. Remarks?-Pastor. The above presentation was a beautiful one and the President, Mr. M. S. Stewart and his committee is due :?much fiedlt for attangmg such "a * -program, and they wish to th$nk those who participated. At the evening service the pastor preached an interesting sermon to an ?t? : appreciative audience. , ?. ?Miss L. F. Harrison, Rep. ?> ^ i~a . i ' JONES jfcHAPEL A. M. E. Z. CHURCH NOTES We are laboring hard for the Mas* ter. v ^ Morning worship began at 11 a. m. with an excellent sermon by Mrs. M. ? -M-C. Hargrave from St. MattT2ST:2^ m#ci say .unto you, I-will not drink henceforth of this fruit of the vine .. until that day when I drink it new ^ with you in my Father's Kingdom." Subject: "Institution ~*of the Lord's Supper." Many hearts were uplifted while she gave unto us God's wor^J. Later she sang one of her spirituals: "I got the ke^ to the kingdom, etc." Many gaye vent to their feelings. ? The Lord's Supper was adminstered . setting forth His suffering" on''Calvary's cross that we would have a * right to the tree of life. ^ Simeon S?V.ol ..too utiytMj wiiut v> a a ill shape. Many were out to begin the Jfc*^Tiew_ lesson for this" quarter. Subj. "Israel Enslaved In Egypt." Lusggn Text Ex. 1:1-14. At 4~1>. m. Mrs. M. M. C.Hargrave delivered a sermon to the^W. H: & P. M. Society of the~Church. Text Jonah ? 3:6: "For the^ word came unto the King of Ninevah and he arose from y him and covered him with sackcloth and sat in 'ashes." . Subj. "Jonah prays for the Niverites." We rejoiced over her- message. V. C. E. assembled at 6:30. Topic for discussion "Christian Love". I Corrt?:i-13, Matt. 25:40. All present enjoyed the topic on Chiistian Luvt; ltftl liy_Miss Oi'iUudc Lomax. 8 p. m. we were called to worship again. A spicy sermon by Dr. A. E. Lomax, Joshua 3:4: subj. "A strange V Way." Read as follows:" Yea there shall be a space between you. and it about two thousand cubits by measure come not near unto it, that ye may ?.know the way by which ye must go; for ye have not passed this way here tofore." A highly pleasing dis ? course. . Visitors from various Churches of ,? the City were seen in the audience v also from out of town. Attendance and collection were good during the entire day. Those on the sick list: Mrs. Hattie Floyd, Wheat Street; Mrs. G. W? FeaSter,"Harden Street; Mr. M. Carolina, Elmwood Avenue; Mrs. Wren, Fair Grounds. Visit the sick and give words of encouragement. ?.Come and join the ^reaping band. Our motto: "We stand for thfc right, condemn the wrong; justice to all I and malice to none, b MisS L. C. Willnims ' EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS v Sunday, July 4th at the Church was regarded by all' who attended, as a y^very interesting and benefiicial day. At the communion services there w." was a large attendance. The sermon preached by the rector, the Ret. Thomas D, Brown preceeding the com munion.was very interesting, and filled with valuable advice and admonition impressing and convincing, his hear ; ' " . onoaraeBaflffia^^ i Of Columbia j C. WHITE ~ .1 vyo*o*o\i\yo\rtAi\rtyQ\>\>\yQr<Hyo,Q,o'o^>>o'Cfft ers with the necessity for personal - -servlce^iLthe" Church would do its duty. A special program was rendered at i the Vesper service at 5 p. m. at which time the following departments of cial reports, as to money raised for the Church in an effort to meet its obli. gations: i Men of the Church , 33.00 Women of the Church _a_ 54.00 ! Y. P. S. S. League -- 9.00 The Church School - 1 10.00 Total - $106.00 On Tuesday, June 29th, the parents children""' and friends of the "church went to Harbison College, Irmo, on their annual Picnic. Everyone returned feeling jubilant over the delightful time they had. They reported it to be the best and largest attended outing in the Church'-e history. Dr. Young, the president of the .College, offered the grounds of the college to the Church for the day and cheer fully joined in making tl tyffity a pleas- J ant one for themr which was highly appreciated. . -; ISION -BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School was indeed grand at Zion Baptist last Sunday. Bro. Thomas Dargan, our first asst. Supt. was at his post of duty and a large pe&*ent of the teachers. Little Alethia Gilliam, .'.our ; assistant pianist, was at her post and on time, and opened the S. S. devotions with L appropriate music. -"Israel Enslave " ment TiT Egypt" was the topic for study. 11:30 a. m., the hour for preaching found the pastor reader to impart the 'word to a crowded house. Dr. J. C. White preached from the subject of [ ihe "Meditation of Jesus "Christ."" - from whieh he painted vrvid pictures : of the' omnipresence of Christ, His omniscience, holiness and eternity. He stated that Jesus was the only hope for fallen-martTv He-drove historical ihstance after instances' ih to the _ minds of his hearers, he dwelt in " philosophies and at" all times, he kept ; the spiritual fervor at white heat.. Communion Services At 3.30 Zion peered-out in ftilLte take of the Communion ot Jesus Christ. This was a service that will long be remiembered in Zion Baptist Church. The pastor, having fellowshipped a number of new members, read the Church Covenant,, and called * orT Rev. D. G. "Ro"Einson for a brief ItoVi ROblttaett' ik.thc pAstov : of the Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Corner Sumter and Short Streets. .That was indeed a feast of fat ; Jiangs, if vras^ptdnouncfid -the most spiritual service held in Zion in years. 5r30 p. m.?The B. Y. P. U. under the leadership of-Li?.-J. T. Carter-gave a very fine program, which consisted of many ^eautiful SQngs, readings and group^dte'cussions. ? SijlO.jg^rh. Paator, Rev. J. C. White, preached a special sermon to the Suri3 day Schol pupils. This was^unTque -service. Little Miss Alice Taytor rendered a beautiful solo. ..The pastor ' led thy lliruug Uf t!lllld^n in singing: "Jesus loves me, this I know". The Jubilee Choir rendered: "Clap your hands children, a great camp meeting in the Promised Land". At the morning service, little Miss Rhudine JavfB stmg a solor"StaTrd by mq".o After the sermon the pastor had baptism. -The Church took up an after collection of $^L0.20 for the B. Y. P. U. and at the night service, $10.20 after-collection for the Sunday School, then another collection of $8.40 was taken for Sister Charity Aiken. The sick of Zi6n Baptist are: Mrs. I. G. McKissick, corner Kirkland Ave. and Washington Street; Charity Aiken, East Taylor Street; ' Lie. Ed. Moore, corp^r Heidt and Washington; Mrs. IcTip Blackwell Nance, corner Heidt and Mott; Bro,- Dansby, Good Samaritan Hospital; Bro. Albert Lee, corner Pine and Pendleton; Rev. Paul Haynes, at Arthurtown; Corrine Javis, 700 block Laurel Street. Those ill at Arthurtown (Zion Pilgrim): Sisters (Dolly Haynes and Charity Ellis. Our Annual Picnic leaves Zion Baplist Church, next Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock for Lever's Pond on the Winnsbofo Road. The Church at Arthurtown and Shandon-Annex will go the same day to the same place. Pastor White had special services at Arthurtown last Monday night. The Jubilee Choir of Zion and a large crowd of others-went down. The Ushers*"Board gave a big barbecue at the Church, July 6th. Special services were held at Shiloh Baptist, Wednesday night; Rev. White preached. THE PALM WBSfeMB-! Ti, _I_ .. SIDNEY PARK C. M. B. CHURCH a " *"?; 1 Sunday morning at 10 a. m., we t had a crowded house,'.considering i mostly the Sunday School members . and visiting friends. A splendid les- j son was carried out as the bupr re- 1 viewedlt in full to the whole school. > After the lesson, our pastor, Rev. i S. B. Wallace gave us a few helpful ? remarks on the lesson, which was en- ? joyed by all. t At 11 a. m. the officers of the { Church and thermembers oPthe Sun- x ^lay Sehool assembled into one great bodyHjo march into the great audito- c rium by the sweet "'melodious strains ; of the organ. The church was filled t<? its capacity.?Out-of-town friends- -t Of different churches of the city, came " out to worship with us." . i ) Rev. Wallace took for his text, St. t Matthew 16:18: "And I say unto thee i that thou are Peter, and upon this > rock I'll build my Church; and the r gates of hell- should not prevail a- ? gainst it." He preached an inspiring . and soul-stirring sermon which held ] the audience spell-bound. Rev. Wal- 1 lace is a great preacher., he can wan- ~j der into the hearts of mert and women t and bring them closer* to God. He ( is also a remarkable man, an example 1 to foljow, uhe has attended the sick ? since his \&trival, blessed the -well, t and is doing everything in his'power t to bring our people closer to God; &nd with the tielp ef the Lord, he will be^eble to do so.'. 1 ^ At 6:30 p. m. a short musical program was rendered after which Rev. Wnllupp HplivproH W firrt nHHrnnn tn the members and friends of the Ep- t wjprth Leagiie^ A good program is j promised for the League next Sunday. 1 _ At night service a vast crowd gathered again to give ear to a wonder- ^ ful sermon preached by Rev.' S. B. j Wallace. After the sermon, a musi- c cal program was rendered by the ? faithful members of the Junior Choir. _ This program was enjoyed by all who heard it. j The members of the Church were j very successful with their barbecue, > Mondy, July 5. A sum of money was : J A l- t. . ? ? miseu ior tne penent ol the Church. L Services next Sunday as follows: Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Morning service, 11:30 a. m".;~*League 6 p. m.; j evening service .8:30 p. m. ; -Jfc,, ? ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH \ t Sunday was a great, day ^ James. Our .^unday School atten- { dance was excellent and the scholars ? were filled with enthusiasmffaB- 'they t exchange^ ideas?and 'roooived thq t wholesome information, which our c teachers are willing and able to give. Tfie lesson was -reviewed by Miss c Bouknight. [ Rev. Washington was at his best p all day Sunday. For his morning text p he selceted I Cor. 11:23-26 "For I have receiyed of the Lord that which v I also deliver unto you, that the Lord i Jesus, the. same .night in which He t was-betrayed, took bread"; and when s He had given" thanks, He brake it, a and said, 'Take, eat; this is my body s which is broken for you. This do ye in remembrance of The*". After the same manner also He took the cup, B when he had supped, saying 'This cup is the New Testament in my blood; this do ve. as oft. as Vd drink it in remembrance of me; for as oft as ye do shew the Lord's death till He v comes.' '* Subject; "Grateful Remem~~ aKmmmm^nmm . While the audience sat spell-bound llistening to this wonderful sermon, tt the Holy Spirit cafiveand manifested itself among us and set our soijls on hallowed fire. " Sunday evening the pastor, dellv- v ered another-spiendid sermon. Text 8 found Phil. 4:45. Subjectr-MRejoicing 81 in the Lord". ?Jessie M. Lemon c ? . jC - 5 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH \ ....... _ " NOTES . ^ A Every phase of the Sunday School ? work was beautifully carried out Sun- 1 day morning and much interest a manifested in the discussion of the s subject which was concluded with h review by Ml'. W. H. Harvey. Come to the Sunday School Sunday v and bring another with you. " ~ATTl~a. Yn.7Tl0twithstanding it was ? intensely hot, there was a full audi- h ence to be greeted by Dr. Adams, who a selected I Tim. 6:11-12 in part; "But ii thou O, man of God, flee these things b and follow after righteousness.^' As- b serted: Our place or location deter- a mines very much our standing. We will not,to any great extent, associate c with and become like our associates, li Admonishing his hearers to be in- r spired by a great purpose for in or- C der to obtain what we woulld in this life to come, there must be a fixed a purpose in our minds and you must e fight hard to overcome. The work of the A. C. E. League ? still groves with manifested interest, n Mrs. E. A. . Adams^ conducted the h iervice Sunday, which was very h good. o This Sunday Miss C. E. Goodnight, c ETTO LEADER , i representative of the-National Benett Life Insurance Company, will lead she discussion of the topic.' ?You are At the 8 p. m. service, Dr. Adams jresented Rev. R. I? Lemon who seected Job 23:3: "Oh, that I know vhere I might find". Asserted?We each- out for God some times coriiciously and at other times unconsciously, but we have access to Him hrough forgiveness, through service ind sacrifice. God is always right Tear us. ~He is to be found any where ve may call Him in faith. The dis:ourse was a splendid one. and had its iffect^for good. r The membership of Bethel~3s going :o put over a Candle" Rally," Monday light", July 19, which promises to be i very pleasant affair and also probable. Featuring the occasion ' will' ie an Angel of Darkness (Death) vhich will put out your light on the oil call unless there is the proper response. - -; Sunday, Jijiy' 11 at 11; 15 a. m., Prof. B. E. Mays of State College will Trough at Bethel. Prof. Mays-is?asreacher and a scholar. His service it State College and- throughout S. H. has won for him such distinction .hat it is worth while to avail your telves of this splendid opportunity :o hear him Sunday. ~ The public is :ordially invited and , MINISTERIAL UNION NOTES The Interdenominational Ministers' Jnion convened in First Calvary Bap;ist Church, July the Gth, with Rev. I. Lpng vice-president presiding. A iplendid devotion was conducted by ?ev. G. T. Dillard, the chaplain. a . The spirit of Christian brotherhood vas greatly manifested. The unfinshed business was briefly comprehenled and the order of the day beame the center of attraction. 1 The Rev. Mr. C. Brown was the ssayist who presented an interesting >aper on the subject: "Evolution an mpediment or Destruction to Ortholox Religion" This paper provoked nuch interest among the brethren vhich will be further considered in rfuture meeting. Many new faces appeared, even Mr. !. S. Leevy, one of Columbia's leadng business men of ^bur group, was >resent to present a claim for the development of our young people thi*u^ he Sunday School medium. Mr." Leefy ftsked for a coouoriitivi^ uttmi lance of all at Wesley M. E. Church, Sunday 11th inst., 4 p. m., at which ime a representative of the M. E. DeWminntirm will speak on the subject if Sunday School Work. The constitution which is inlenled Xo^govern the Union, received, ts firsVreading and dictation for ap>roval. Two more readings will make final. . . . .. | The medium through which any one vishes to correspond with this Union s the prudential copimittee, of which he Rev. ,P.-P.-Watson- is chair.?Com-j ult him before cqming to the Union ,nd avoid embarrasment to both yourelf and the Union. ?A. E. Lomax. AT. PISGAH A. M. E- CHURCH NOTES/ J ' - -~~1 Greenwood, July 8^-The services /ere well attended at Mt. Pisgah A. j M. E. Church?last Sunday.?.The .ortl's Supper was celebrated Sum- , ay morning. ^ \ i fThe pastor's morning subject was: The Mind of Christ Within Us." ! The Childrens' Day program was arried out last Sunday nighW >-Lt> :ah-<jhufch has had a Childjrens* Day ervlce in several years. Quite a large rowd was present.The committee in, harge: Mrs.^ Julia Grey -Williams, Irs. Gussie Waller, Misses Henrietta Villiams, Cora William^ and Lucy Villiams, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Long, Irs. Amanda Perrin, and Miss Willie Imith. All acted well their parts. ?he exercises were of a high order nd reflected 'credit on all. It was aid that the Mt. Pisgah Church has iad nothing like it in recent years. The prizes will be given to those /ho had cards pfext Sunday. Bopks for our circulating library re'mtjpung- m-from all sources. .We lave several hundred on hand nqw, nd we shall soon establish our readig circle. We have loaned.out several looks already, and %the outlook is right for helpfulness to our group long tnis line. Bro. Quincy Young, one of the ! harter members of the Church died ast Friday afternoon. He will be buied from the Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. 'hurch Tuesday afternoon, the 6th.! DurTrtf? the vacation periods, quite | few of our most active young help- j rs ifre going to points North and East Onr Members' itally comes off rrext^ lujiday. Our Missionary entertainnent last Tuesday night is said to lave been the best our Church here las had in some time. "Well have" ur assessment in hand when the time omes. ~: CHURCH DlHEC'lUKi^ BETHEL A. M. E. CHL'KCH J Center Sumter and .Taylur Slfr. p Rev. E. A. Adams, Pastor. .[ j j SERVICES: i jSunday School ....10:00. A. M, ^ : Morning Service 11:15 A. M. j A. C. E. League ' 6^30 P. M.I j Evening Service ^ .7:30 SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHlRCIl 1100 Block Ulanding Street Rev. W. E. Farmer, Pastor. ? SER. VICES i ?4Sunday School 10:30 A. M. Morning Service : 11:30 A. M. Epworth Leugue 6:30 P. M.'j Evening Servico . 7:30' P; M. " JONES CIIAPEL A. M. E. /ION CHURCH. jfj Corner Sumter and Blossom Streets! . . Rev. A. E. Lomax, Pastor. SERVICES: Morning Service 11:00 A. M.' Sunday School 12:30 P. M. V. C. E. Society 6:30 P. M. Evening Service 8:00 P. M. ' "* ' '' . . .; 3 1 " znd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH _ 1500 Block Bull Street Rev. Charles II. Brown, Pastor t . , SERVICES: Morning Service 11:15, A. M. n. ?. F. Evening Service ___ 7:30 P M. ^ __ _ j let. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Richland Street REV. II. W. LONft. I'aijldi. , ~c -SERVICES: Sunday-school J_l_ 10;fW) A. \M. ^rning Service 11 :.'?0 A. M. j B. Y. P. ,U. _^_T_ 6:00. P. M. Evening Service _? 8:00 P. M. WESLEVM. E. CHURCH Corner (Jervaisxand Barnwell Sts. ^ 1 Rev. N. S- ??^th> Pastor. . ^ ' SERVICES: , J jSujnday School _ _. '1 10:30 A. M. ~E j-Morning Service 11:30 A. M. .League 6:30 P. M, I Evening Service 7:30 P. M. f _ 7,ION B APTIST CHURCH L Rev. J. C. YOuie^-Pastor. . SERVICES: ^ S {Sunday School .10:00 A. M. I Morning Service ^ 11:30 A. M. B , B. Y. P. U, 6:00 P. M. E (Evening Service 7:00 P. M. \z _ . - _ . ?:??? - " " j NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH |?n?- IT A ??v?, A-i, ihuss, j usior Sunday School 10.:30 A. AI. Morning Service 11:30 B. Y. P. 5:00 P. M, S*rvke^.__ 7:80 P. Al ^ I ST. JQilN BAPTIST CHURCH ? Booker Washington Heights ltev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday .School ?__10:30 A. Al. ~ ftlsi'iiwie Utuku ... A. M. ~ B. Y. P. 6:00 P, AL Evening SerVtce 7:30 P. AI. 3 =t_r- - A FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH B Rev.'E. T. Hampton, Pastor p, 405 Marion^ Street Alorning Service ... 11:30 Evening Service ? ?7:30. MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH* 2130 Sumter Street ' Rev. D. G. Robinson, Pastor. M services}? Sunday School 1 10:30 A. Al b Preaching ____11:30 A. AI. C B. Y. P. U. ^ *6:00 P. Al. Preaching ?-8:00 P. M. A NT IOC II BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. T. C.* CRUAIPTON, Pastor SERVICES-? unday School3! 10:00 A.M. W Morning Service a .11:30 A. M. II. Y.P..U i GiOO PviM^ at Evening Service 7:00 P. m! * I E' TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. R. C. STOVER, Postor. Sunday School" 10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11:30 A^M. B.Y. P. U. G:30 P. M. s Evening Service 8:00 P. M. A] 19 ??? . A . TIIE. CHURCH OF GOI) 1011 Pendleton Street , Rev. J. II. Green, Vptktfr Rev. W. II. Reynolds, Asst. Pastor. Sunday School .. 9:30 A. M. -p Morning Service 11:30 A. M. Evening Service 7:30 A. M.[Si Wed. and Fit nights : -r." T:.TO P'.' Evening Service 7:30 P. ^1. j UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Divine Street Re*. T. M. Boykln, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 A. M Morning Service ^ .11:30 A. "M:4~r B. Y. P. U. _1 7:00 P. M. ]S Evening Service ^ 8:00 P. M ? ? BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH EytmStreet - , Re*. S. II. Smith, Paator SERVICES: Sunday School ZI 10:00 M Morning Service T7T 11:80 A""ll B. Y. p; U. 6:00 P. U g I Evening Service .? 8:00 P. 11 N X ' "7 * " \j__" > FIVE >1'. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ^ ~~ Rev. Thomas I). Brown. Rector . - lampton Ave. Bet. Park & Lincoln * . 'ho Church Home for Strangers and - ( ; Visitors Come and Worship with us. , 1 X SERVICES AND MEETINGS . . Sundays 8:00 A. M. - -- Early Communion (With .Communion on.list Sundays), 4:00 P. M. Church School 8;00 P. M. -H-.x-ii Sung, Address" Tuesdays 4:00 P. M.. Ladies Guild. (2nd) 4:00 P. M. _.?4th Tuesday, Woman's Auxiliary Wednesdays -4 8:00 P. M.? Prayer Scrviic mid Confirmation Lectures * " Thursdays 7:00 "P. M.?Church Schpol Faculty = .. Meeting.. _ ?? ' ' ' 'Fridays . 2.00 MrdcTay?Prayers and Special Intercessions 6:30 P. M.-^-Young People Service League ^ 7:30 P. M. Choir ? hurch Correspondent, R. S. Roberts, ,~1717 Wayne Street . ^ J * nd NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH^" R?V. R. M. Myers, Pastor. , SERVICES: . undrty School 10:30 A. M. [orning Service 11:30 A. M. . l_Y.-P.%. , . 6:00 P. M. S veiling Service _! 8:00 P. M. MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. R. M. M : ^ ? servicest" ;?~~? uridky* School 10:60 A. M. fternoon Service 2:00 P. M. . Y. P. U. ___ 6:00 P. M. Ivening Service 8:00 P. M " CHA1TELLE STATION A. M. B. ' CHURCH. ? ~ Corner Senate and Pine Streets. Rpv I (1 !>? k ?.. .j. uun niiiiij faster. SfaRMCESi^^U^ turning Service 1:30 A. M. unday School -3:00 P,* M. . .. C. E. League. 6*30 P. M. vening Service __i 7:30 P. M. JON ES T A HIOUN A C L E ? R?V. B. (L OrflJ'lWlrl, l'as'lor. ' ' " ' SERVICES: unday School ; 2.10:00 A. M. ' ' fternoon Service _ 3:00 P. M . Y.-B. U. U:00 P, Mr vening Service 8:00 P. M. i ?1 ' v t-LADSON PRESBYTERIAN - ? REV, D, T. MUltliY, PasuJJ^.? - , SERVICES: lorning -Service 11:15 A. M. unday School 4:00 P. M. hristian Endeavor 6:00 P. U , WALTERS' MEMORIAL A. M. E. CHURCH 'ashinglon St., between Oak & Pine >. Rev. A. C. BROGDOX, Pastor ^ 1 I ' 1 S M inrluv .4?UaJ ^ o.ou i. in. vening Sermon . . 1^:30 P. M. ST. JAMES A, M. E. CHURCH . 415 Henderson Street Rev. J. 1*. Washington, Pastor. SERVICES: ... unday School" *----10:00 A. M. orning Service 11:15 A. M. . C. E. League... 6:30 P. M. veiling Servicei i 7:30 P. M. EMPLE ZION BAPT CHURCH - Ridgewood unday School 1. il:80 , rorrring "SfeTVice -Iff.-flO * EMANUEL A~-M- K-- 11UB#U v Kendlalto* rt. Rev. JULIUS HOLM AN, Pastor, s SERVICES: unc!a^ School ..-10:00 A. M. [orning^Sefcvioe , 11 <30 A. M. . C. E. League __r__ G:00 P. M. Ivening Service * __8:00 P. M. __ ?? _ ' """ " ~ i ' 1 MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CltyRCB? ? - - 191.1 Laurel Street REV. W. G. GUNTER, Pastor. unday School 11:00 A. M. forning Service 12:00 M. ?