The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 11, 1926, Page FIVE, Image 5
"\"1- Church News
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BY DR. J.
. ^CBcasssQBSFrRrTrHraTTHiB'tnrksasasa^QOQ
' ^ LUKE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Under the efficient leadership of the
. rector, the Rev. Thomas D. Brown,
the fall program of the Church's activities
is taking form.
The
atari, has been made in its most
: "vital part, the Church School and the
Y,oung People's Service Lfcague.
Careful plana are being laid to look
after the spiritual,"Intellectual, and >
physical bcttrement of its youth:
? At the Y. P: S. L. service which
.was held at 5 p. m. last Sunday, very"
..interesting topics and plana were res ?
pectively discussed and revealed. Mr.
Thomas Martin is the" President of
this organization and . Mrs. Marion
?~ Social Activities,?Under lusr Jh<age.
ment thev are now preparing?.for^agreat-event
of- which more will be
said- later. The service was conducted
by the -rector.
All ^young people and strangers are
cordially invited to attend the Church
- School and Y. P. S. L^Jmeetings-whicTT
are heldi respectively atr 4 and 5 p. wl:
evfety SU'nday.
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NOTES
__ After the usual routine, of Sunday
School study by.the several classes
Sunday, among the visitors was Mr.
. StanbacK, well-known to the entire
Sunday School, who, whs called npnar*
by the Supt. to review the lesson.
As' mismrt unn iii?>iiF?iiii[J ?
At 11:15 a. m. despite the cloudsancT
rain, there were many present" to
listen to the sermon selected by Dr.
Adams from Romans 15:13 in part:
.'"Now the God ot' hope fill you witlT
~~ fill joy and'peace." Subj. "Christian
joy." Asserted*?Some o?-tha tKincs
that brfeg^ joy are: 1st the joy of
forgiveness. 2nd?The joy of pertect.-peace;"
3?Joy that-conies from
jjgypowjarid f"3?'the joy of serviceT]
Unless we are filled with this peace
and joy as christians, we find the task
. not an * easy one, but the love of
-Jesus Christ-brings great joy to us
even in this world.
The Christian Endeavor service wa8
graced with the presence of Mr. and
Mrs.-IT.M.Vineent, Mis? fipnega-Vin.
cent and Mrs Rntherfrnd all nf T nil
if " son Presby mnan Church.
cent sang solo. Miss Vincent rendered
an instrumental number. The
members of the League highly appreciate
their?eeming artd extend to
them an invitation to-come again.
' At 8 p. m. Dr. E. A. Adams delivered-ia
far-reaching sermon from I
Kings 7:22: "And upon the top of the
" '?ily Worlt.""~ Asserted?"Million* of
dollars "are spent just ,ito beautify objects
that we see each ri?v-Tvf^mr??i;fn
T~ am! even upon our. bodies and the
garments we wear thpt count nothing
. ' for the service these objects, our
- - - bodies or the garment render, but
. . . simply to look well and to be admried;
K ?but-to adoriLund beautify the soul
* with M God's Lily Work," we have
jus to be fond and affectionate one
to another. Think beautiful thnuirhlsand
do good deeds if we would look
good and favorable in the sight of
?God.-- " ~ ^ - . I
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The sprmon was-highly pleasing. 1
Monday night -the?13th, a Tacky
??~ Party will be given at lli^Church' by1
Mrs. Walton's Club.1 Let the memy
Jjeig unit friends come out and enjoy
an evening oLreal fun. Your presence
is always appreciated at Bethel.
JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. Z.
:4 - CHURCH NOTES CZT"
Morning worship begap nt 11 ? m.
"with our pastor, Dr. E. A. Lomax in
charge.?He" used as his text St. Duker
b 6:21. His text breads thus: ."Blessed I
arr-ye^that hunger now, foy ye shall j
be filled. Bl$ssed_are ye that weep |
now, for ye shall laugh."
These thoughts were brought out
?in Jiia discourses
1. What must we weep for?
(a) Ignorance. (b).Sins. (c) Fellowman.
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2. We shall Laugh, (a) Because
we have ovewAVwn <h) Because
we have stood the test, "(c) I
Because we believe in Him, (d) Be
cause we are safe in the arms of Him.
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Sunday School was jheld at the usual
ftoijr. The text of the meeting
Exodus 23:7-16. In this lesson the
rtg^yachatnrp mm mamem larunifeu una:
That no matter how ambitious one's
"f life, program may be, it is -not complete
untrt omr shall have given God
the largest place m the program.
Rev. Mrs. Sarah Smith and her
choir and congregation assembled at
4 p. m. to assist the W H ft g M.
and tfie Lomax Circle in a FCtV Rally:
She preached a noble sermon found
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OfCo^umbia^f
C. WHITE'
rn 'TWH'H'H II I I W jUkh m u ii.uaM
Rev, .3? 16. Subject: "WfJRK.". The
pruceeda froftt this service was |27I6B.:
V. C. E. was called by the leader,
Mr. S. Lumax, This topic: "Christian I
Id?tfl&'ahii How to Reach Them," was
[discussed. * ..
Night services began at &;Q0 p.-m.
Another soul-stirring sermon was
' was listened to .by the members and
[_ friends. JTlie pastnr'a thame- wasbased
on: "The Uunfaithful being Re|
buk(kl; Vhe Ninervites Reperted and
the, Jews Aerused." ,
| Collections and attendance were
gowt'all day. y?~ """
Help your Church win in_ the
Queen's- rally at Sydney Park C, M.
E. Church, Sept.* 27, Admission .lOCj..
Williams.
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MINISTERIAL UNION NOTES
L?After about thirty days ^of vaca|
tion with the tuggjng * ministers of
[the Interdenominational Ministers'
ETT-:on-ef-the City who are- striving fn
y way possible to improve the
^Jtrciy'f, "diif'?flonalr-and leligiuua
standard of our peple here. . ' _ .
The Union reconvened in First Calvary
RnpHgf Phnrnh I'? .i'i.Ijii-lf n***!,
_Sept.-7th, with Dr. E. A. Adams, the
President presiding. Thfe devotions
were very instructively conducted by
Dr. G. "Fj Dillard, the chaplain. , The
Chaplain commented at large upon
the necessity pt the proficiency of the
gospel ministry in otder' tn meet, the
general requirement of this age, etc. '
Thn minutoj of tin. pieulUUS ttieetTi
P7 Washington, the Secretary
could not be preseBt^and ndnntnrf
the Union with the proper corrections^
Aftei legal and'Jue notice was given]
through this medium requesting its
members, to meet at the appointed
place on the above date, we can't account
for but^three who did not attend,'viz:
Revs. J. P. Washington, NS.
Smith and S. ~B7 Wallace" These I
gave lawful excuses. It is a ques-i
tion in my mind as whether or not ]
those'"Who failed t0 respond ever read
uui two great colored papers of this
State, viz: The" Leader and the Recorder-Indicator.
I feel quite' sure
that if they had read the notice of
IhTsTlrieeting they would have "been
present or else sen* +hoir nvnnm
liowcvur, the tim_ .fljiuTniuLfe Id' a
lovely hawdydo session after having
been ab$ent for vacation. These were
Drs. E. A. Adams, "P. P. Watson, W.
-Cr Brownr-J." WT 'SmltHrtr. T.~Dillard
and ye scribe Lomax. ______
The method of financing oilr local
churches was discussed by each one
present to quite an advantage. Much
information was gained
^offimittce of Assignment
lected Key. S.B. ^Wallace as order
of the "day for Tuesday, Sept.^ 14,
^ hose subject will be "Race Consciousness
is Necessary for Proper I)evelopement."
The Union highly appreciates the
Rqcorder-lndciator's itivitation to
send in ~ "matter 'pertaining to "its
business for "publication. ' 'We are
grateful to its editor, Mr. Roach. *
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USHERS' BOARD OF CLINTON
CHAPEL A. M. E. Z. CHURCH,
UNION, S. C., MEETS
Upion, Sept.-??The Ushers' Boardof
Clinton Chapel-A. M. E. Z. Church
met at the home of Mr. WallaeeJeter,
"North Pinckney?Street, ^Thursday
evening, Sept. "2nd, "tvith the^president
presid ing,??? : ; ?: "
Ater devotionuls the regular routine,
of bnsiness was carried out. The
visitors were introduced and -made
very encouraging remarks. . ..
?We enrolled three iiew- members^
and each expressed themselves as
being willing fo render their best
service at all timeg when called upon.
-The- president -ist - wide-awako- and
under his careful supervision this
Hoard will not only be-a great asset
to the Church, hut tn tha nntpmimH.yAfter
all business, we were served
with , a delicious course of salad, ice,
and sweet course.
The next meeting will be at the
terpiioo Street, Oepl ICtn. =
Mr. J. C. Gijliara, President.;
Miss Susan Bensonr Reporter.
WILLING WORKERS' BOARD
_ MEETS ' "
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The Willing Workers' Board met
at the*ome of Mrs. McCants and Mrs^
Lt'JfJ? lfl Iflfi 8UU bloik ot Lhlli-el St.
at the usual hour with the president,]
Mrsv-FraneiB S. Brown and secretary,
Miss Lucy Andrews at their posts.
Opening hymn was: "My faith looks
up to Thee." Prayer was offered by
-Mro.-Cornelia Trapp, Then the Bible
whieh the-meeling was
Opened f or Tmsiness.
We had_qujte a number of visiting
Hull n a V mad
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"After all buslnes was dispensed with
cream and sweets. ?
The president ask?d that we all
J>ray. for the sick members; Mr*- Ad~
TTH? Wooten, our treasurer, who has
been ill for quite a while; Mrs. Franclna
Caughman arnTMrs. Rosa Chappelle.
The next meeting of the Club wifi
heltt Sept. 15th at the home of Mrs.
Rebecca Nelson in the 1900 block of
Abbeville Locals
Miss Frances A Shivam lnft Mow
Misses Sallie and- Jessie Fair returned
home Wednesday from Chicago.
Miss Jessie is onfc~of the City ^
teachers and Misg Sallie is the efficient
secretary of the L. A. Richie
Undertaking establishments '
I Prof, and Mrs. W^ermnn ?n/|-tum
I daughters, from State College are
visiting Mr. ajid Mrs. M. J. Butler.
turned home Wednesday from N. J.
where they spent the summer. ,
Mrs .Tnlin?(Rook) Brown and "8
children of Augusta, are" spending a
while with her^parents, Mr.'and Mrs.
-Ai R. Rook.??
Mrs. Elease- Rodgers of Darlington
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H&m4Hon.
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Rev.-and Mrs. A. F, Horry of Charj
leston spent a few days with Mrs.,
Tena White, or> Cherry Street.
Mr, -and Mrs. George Moseley, Jr,
left Tuesday ior-their home in Chicago
after spending two weeks with
the former's parents?t ?
Miss Cleo Fair left Monday for
GeuiguLuwn wher6 she will resume
her work in the school there,- ._-:
~ Miss Mildred Shivers came home
from New York Thursday to tartre~~UF
her work in ,the City School.
Miss Ruth White arrived- in the
City aT?w_days ago. She-js one ol
the City School teachers.
Beltoii Lorlas
Mrs. P. M. Fary of Abbeyjlle came
to Belton' Sunday to bring her daughter,
Neici, who teaches here .this terra
Miss Lula Gambrell, who visited
the r""SesqUT* at Philadelphiahas re^
turned and, departed for Benedict.
The greatest revival ever held ir
Belton passed into history _Suhda\
wfth Baptismal services at -the A. M
-E. ^h"'"^1
of appreciation of hi^-sHTvtces: This
was an extra donation.' Among those
contributing: $1.00 ? >J. C. Mjllirfer,X.
B. Sljaw, M. L. Witherspoon
J.. W. L. Davis. 50c?>-Bros. Vauss
Winter, Pay ton, Terry. 25c?Bros
Logan, Anderson, .Colbert W., GreenIce
Sye, Henry Keith, Charlie White
Enrson, Thompson. L. Clinkscales
James Meeting, T RrnHlny,
Cowards, H, Griffin, J. Rodgerb, G
Kennedy, Mary Pair, Sarah Robin
soiv and Tiller Payton. The Baptists
contributed $10.00 of this special
purse. Mesdames Greenlee, Shaw
Grpn, Payton, Kennedy; Milliner
and Webster provided sumptuous re'pasts.r
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The services were of a high class
order and much good was~ accomplished.?Large
crowds night And day
~ Services at Friendship, Rev. H. W
Stewart, pastor, was a success. If
coitversions. Rev. Ross Thomas
preached.
mrs, iviaryiuowards spen,t a few
days liere Jast" weekr :
Rev. Stewart Oliver will preach al
the E. Church, Sunday Sept
J26 at 4 p. m.
Miss Mary Bradley, 18, was buried
Monday afternoon, having been sict
for four months, falling to' rest Sept
2nd. She was a member of Mt. Zior
"Baptist Church, of the P. B. A. So;
ciety and of the A. M- Kr W. H. fr.F
M. Society,- Bethelehem Church.
Rev, Stewart conducted- the?ftnr
eral ' with . assistance of ministers
present. Rev. J.' W. Witherspoon reac
"Rest," and Rev. Oliver, her pastor
preached front dflh 1Q-9K?? -?
Miss Lorrie Smith oL-Level Land
visited the A. M. R parsonage last
Saturday. ..
Rev. SJWiith's Revival at Browr
Salem was marked by large crowd*
The "flwimtp Attftl^- as hg. caUs l5F
Adams, did some fieiee flying. Oreal
meeting.
. Rev. W. C, Crawford, Mesda^mes
Ural J oTmstfttTv Ren a J. {Bark, Luis
Crawford paired through last Fridnj
ary Convention at Laurens. . =r==
Rev. S. R. Robinson of the M. E
Church, preached a great sermon at
Bethlehem hr^mdavnight. ?
Total raised at A. M. E. Church during-ravivol,
|C4.50.
THE NEWS CLUB RALLY
To the Pastors, School,Teachers and
friehds of Mullins:- ' ,
rnra frill let you know that-the 4th
Sunday in this month at Ebenezei
A. M, B. ChurctrwiH be held 6U? tally
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7TTO LEADER ??
Zt-tSr, tho TJew.s CIuh School -^r"<
' gressive Letter Box.
___Rev. J. W. Duckett, the .pastor hM
giveiPug^the -chttrgh-taigethor with tho
. aid of his efficient officers and memtft
hiiikr MiMMhfcTr
We ask all School Teacher to please
come and afd us in thin great work irr
.delivering to us educationai addresseson
christian edueaikjftr-^ - ?<
, give us' one dollar oh this important
rally. . .
' Rev. J. W." L>ucket?~~pastor of E-^
benezer has eiVoii us one dnllnV
Will Rev.jA. W. Jenkins tJf Mt.QltVe
Baptist Church give us one dollar
- we know . your good members \vimKl7
want you to*~ aid this laudable cause
- Send ua your aollur at-' oncc and^rnvite
your members to COTUfi out the
4th Sunday tp Ebenezer at
Rev. J. C. Collins trf .SC-l'aul Bapi
tist Church; will you come and invite
Vour members To aid? us Fn our rally?
l Rev Collins, I am depending upon you
Tor the, dollar you .promised us for
the News Club School,
r Rev. A. T. Lotlenham, we. are ask(
ins yob &nd~~ybur members to please
come *mt and be with us in bur Rally.
I Rev. J. J. Johbson of~ the holiness
[ Baptist Church: you promised usdna
N dollar.X Will you invite vuiii'jiicinh,.^
to come "but and aid' us in our Rally?
i Now we are asking every one in
. Mullins to send $2.00 to the publisher
- of TIIH PALMETTO LKAUKR and
. read that joused, pubu
iished in'y/ur own Capital CityXaiul
come?out- in -Suoday a. ni. on tii^e-.
jjQr^Calhoun, Mullins, B.Jl.
? notHCI:.^'^ ?
There will be a/Tacky Rarty at
jQeiilei _A._,W, R? v.irurcnj-iviarKi-iy-eve
! ning, Sept. 13th at X fy?hi.. ?a?A? and
' Tiring a friend. A prizp will be given
_ to the one dressed tVp> t:ir-L-i..si _
t ~ \Don't^ forget Die place. Bethel
Church, Date: Monday, .Sept. 13th.
Mrs. Vanilla Clark, Mrs. T. M. Walton
Rev. E. A. Adams, Pastor
FAIRWOLD NOTES
' During the vactaion peuiod we were
pleased to have thOTRev. T. T. Pollard
visit us. We also thank him for the
$2.00 he left the girls for refresh'
ments. "
~~ Tile girlk are hard at work this
1 week. They -ie.l?tho holt -w-hen
~ ^leyuuiL'ktid < <11 los ot coi'fon
hours. _ .
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' There will be a picnic given by the
September 11, 1020;- The public is
*r cordially invited to come.
r Mr. Harrison Davis. and 4ii*_hroth^
err Nctvtic, -motored Jrom BcW>kman
Saturday to spend the afternoon with
~ Mis. Luhr-hk Taj"lor - and daughter,
* 'Josephine.1 ? ?:?=a=a=
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SOUTHERN RvVfl.WAY J
!-_ SYSTEM.
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' Columbia, S. G\, effective Mar; 21, 1D2G
. Arrive No. Between .W. Depart
9:50 a 31 N. Y.-Augns'ta 31 10:00 a
' 4:52 p.-32?Augusta-N. Y. 32 5:00 p
t 1:30 p 27 Charleston-Cin. 27 1:45 p
1 4:50 p 2H Cin.-Chnrle'stoh 4^5^
: 10:45 p. 10 Columbia-Gin.?i)?0rS5a
L [10:20 a 24 CMumbia-Jax.'v 'Ic 23 11 Mp
10:30 p 20 Columbia-Aug. 11) 7:00 a
I lOMo a- -o Ooiifflibig,Aug.?7- 5:45 p
: p*28 Columbia-Char. 24 5:40a
9145 a 18 Columbia-Char. 14 2:25 u
' TTT125"p 1 rXolumbia-Chas. 12 5:10 a
6:20 a 15 Columbia-Chas. .16 2:20a
- 1:48 p 2 Cftlumbte-SpVrg 1 4:00p
1 0;20p 16 Cotombia^Oreen. 15~ 6:40a
10:55 a 18 Columbia-Sen'ca 17 6:15p
j. 5:4ft H 11ft~^f?ntn .^Cliar. 414 6;2&a
, *Via Camden and Kock Hill. :
City ticket office, 1507 Main Street
L ??? - ^ekphone' fi85fi. - - ? r
- COLUMBIA, S. G
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--IW ^ PHrmH.
C.balr nwnnintf ftrtrl I inhntgrArTTTir
furniture Repairing and
Mat-tress-Renovating.
r IU19 Hlfflefl St., Cphnw&f. H.T
= "* "
h Martirr & Thurman
? Electric&hContr'actors
= iPhones 8?23"?_8854
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r? Columbia, S.'C.
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j ^ Key. Thonias JJ-^Bro^n, Hector^ ^ I
'.Iiahiutor> Ave. Bet. Park A I i#^in |
.JLhc "Church Home ior Strangers and
" ^"VislfoiNi >". . J
ciuiiit unii wuimnp wiiii1 m.'"?
SKKyiC.ES AN4Ju MINTING.V.
???: Sundays'?"? 8:00
A. M. Early Communion
11:15 A. M. Morning Service, Sermon
?0\ ith Communion on 1st Sundays)
4:00 ]\ M. ?_ Church School
K-00. 1 \ M. Even Song, Address
TuesdaVra
Wednesdays 11
Mm )'. M." Ladies Guild. "(2nd) !
CHURCH DIRECTORY
BETHEL M. E. ( Hr'KCH
_ Cornier Suhiter and Tavlor Stw Rev.
E. A. Adams, 1'astur. i
SERVICES;
-Sufwlny?Srhrmt-* * j; 10:06 A. M.~)
j Morn:tit; Service 11:15 A M_J
A. C. E. League . 0:30 P. M~
Evening. Service 7:30 P. M;-C
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SIPNJD' PAIIKIE. M. E. ( HI RCH
1100 Block Blanding Street '
? Rev.?W. K. Earriicr^?Pastor.
SERVICED
Sunday School 10:30 A. M-'
yapjtiii^ fli!it|i'a [ ii -m ry-^ i
jfepworth League _. 6:30 P. M.*'
j Evening Service' 7:30 P. lfvjj
JONES ( iUPEL A. M. K. ZION
v ' Cll UHGIL
j Cornnr Jajttxi.ter. and Blossom StreetF
I' Iter A R I
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{"~ SERVICES: '
jMuming gui'.vlcte -.11:00 ATM. ~
j Sunday School . . . 12:30 P M'
1 V. C. C. Hucieiy ? _ _ 0:il0 P. All "*
| Evening Servidc^'. - H tiii p m J
1.-.00 Block- Bull Street
Rev.- Charles II. Brown, Pastor
--.? SERVICES; , ? ?:
Isunday "Sciiool _ . r. ltPvltfA. M
I Morning Service 11:15 A. M
1 B. Yr. P. U. 6:00 P. M.
jJEvenitig Service 7:80 P M. i
let. CALVARY' IMP US I1 PHtRCul
Rfchlhnd Street
REV. II. IV. LONG, Pastor.
^ Kit VICES:
: Sundaj^Scbool _ 10:00 A..M.I
-Mornmg Service i - 11:30 A M.'
B. Y. P. U. ,-'1 6:00. P. M |
^.Evening Service" 8:00 P/ M |
; Rev N. S. Smith, Pastor.
SERVICES: - I:
(Sunday School 10:30 A'. M.
iMoxJUng _S?i?iicA, .-?,lWlPArMr
j League ;w._. 6:30 P. M.
7IOM IHPTICT nirncn
??1 ?? *? A 101 V.111 1VV. II
j fteyr-Jr-C. White, PaSlor. : "
? ? SERVICES:
iOunday Sohaol _
Morning Service .11:30 A. M.
B. V. T. U, , ?Q.00 P., M. '
EveilingScrvi^-7:00 P. M. '
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I. NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. E.-Av Moss, Pastor
{Sunday School . 10:3(LA. M.
Morning Service 11:30
|B. Y. -p. ti. 5^00 p. M.
Everiina: Servjce 7:30 P. M
Evening Service 7:00 P. M.
^TISMTUi_-3KW-ft*f>T. CfHIfrCp
Ridge wood
Sunday School - lijfc#
iMumiHg Safvio lftf
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j '-ST. BAPTIST CHURCH?Booker
\\ ashington Heights
^ Rev: L. C. Jenkins, .Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday Gchuul lt):30 A. Al.
_AlufcWMg Service . . . - _^.-ICjail -Ar-RP"
. H . Y. I*. U. (k.uu 1'. Al. a
Evening Service 1. 7:30 P^ M.
~311. i?m\k MAI'TISTCmKCH
t?n 1 Ff>p,4Mn,n~Stn,PT - - ? TI1E
CIILRCB OF GOD
FIFTH MAfVlHST" CHURCH "
f" Kcv Hamtflon. Pastor
? 405?M"arrott~8trcot, j
Morning "Service 11:80
" Eveniifg Service _. . _ ; 7;3Q .
* SERVICES:
&umfrrr- School 10:30 A. M. ^
-I'H'Ai'lUnff TT- .. 11:30 A. M.
6:00 P. M.
2130 Sumter. Street
? Rev/ D. G. Robinson, Pastorr?
_MT. OLIVE BAPTIST* CHURCH
1915 Laurel Street
REV. WTTTv CTUNTER; Pastor. "
Sunday S.'huol irTTO A. M.
iMimiung.-tier vice??rrJSEi^l? TOD EO
? *-J ?? . 1
. ? M T * , 111
? A VT^ttCTT RAPTTST CHURCH
T:? C. CIU MPTON. Pastor
SERVICES:? =i
unday School ?-.10:00 A. M.
.M^rninjr Service ... ^JL_ __ II :,'i0 A. AL"
"B. ?. 1'. U. 6:09 P. M.
- ?*V~.M
> . . ' m.- _ - . ~~v"
- nvi? ?
\ .^Auxiliary
8:00 P, M. .. Prayer Service and Con* ?~
~ * formation Lectures " .T '
j i'luifBmyi i * - " ? ?? ?-w
7:00 t>. H.-thurd, SAoJ Ptculty .
. Mi-ting : ,,
Fridays
12:00 Mi.tiJay?Pray>r? ^ Spy4l '?
Intercessions . /
0:30 I*. M.? Young I'eople Servifca ."~7':"
* League -- j
7:30 iV-Mr-rrr: r_ Choir ^t hearsa) ~
Jh'urch Correspondent, R. S,_KobertsJt ?
17.17 Waynte Street K .
rr-'ii'-'' -r/???? ' ki\ a? ??
Divine StreeTZU- -1?P
I' Rev. T. M. HpjTMnj Pastor.
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Sunday School . .. "... 10.00 A. M.
VloriHng_,<MH'jLcfi^..^r?_ ^ U-:00-A. ~ ~
% v. P. U. . - ' 7:00' P. M.
Evepiny .Service ?8:00 P. - '?~~~
BETHLEHEM flAj'TISf CHURCH.. ?. _
iTydn Street
R*?. S. II. Smith, Pastor * ^ SKHViri.-^.
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Sunday School t ? v 10:OCrX."SC -- ? ?
VIorninj?-'Service " U:30 A. M. >'
3. Y. P. (34 - _ 6:v0 P. M.
evening Service H <lfl P. M
!nd NAZARETH BAPTISE:CHURCH
Rev. R." M.Myers. Pastor.
' SERVICES,
Slinduy .School 10:30 A. M
Morning Service 3i ;.\0 A. M p
U- 6:lj-p; KP
MJACEHONIA BAPTIST CHURCH T.
Rev. U. M. Myers, Pastor.
SERVICES: "
Sunday School . . 10-an a m "
Afternoon- Service 2:00 P. M
B. Y. P. U. . " I 1 "6:00 P. M. ' ~~
Evening Service " 8:00 P. M
~'T? 1009 HHYden Street ,??
?Rev. R. C. 3TOYF.K, Pastor.
Sunday Sehool .10:00 A. M.
JUolmihft 11 MU A. M] ??
B.Y. P. U.?6:30 P. M !
Everting Service,,.' ~ 8:00 P. M. ,
Rev. J.H. Green, Pastor
Rev. W. H. Reynolds, Asst. Pastor.
Sunday Sctvool t-1 ____ 9:30 A. M.
Wed. end Fri nights 7:30 P. M.
Evinlng Service . raOTTnt - .
CHAPPELLE STATION A. ' ,
_ CHURCH.
Corner Senate and Pine Streata.
Rev. L. G. Bowman, I'ailnr LL:
' SERVICES:
Marning->;oi'vi(.e 11:80 A. M " ?>wwwiv
SrhnoT "o7>n "p n :
A...C. E. League i 6:U0 P. M.
Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
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JONES TABERNACLE Rev.
B. G. Grayhart, Paator. ?
?SERVICES:
Sunday School 10:00 A. if.
Afternoon Service a-nil P If ;
M. X. K iJ. 6:00 P. M. ?LADSON-PRESB^terianT
- REV. D. T. MURRY, PaTt<lrV Ll."'
SERVICES:
Morning Service 11:15 A. M.
Sunday School-_x*_? 4:00-P. M. -
Christian Endeavor 6:00 P. U
IA I/tEBS* MEMORIAL A. M. E. ?
r_"' CHURCH
Washington St., between Oak & Pine - .
Morning Sermon 11:15 A: M.
Cuinlaj ..Jfjiwl .. P, M. * ^ TT
Evening Sermon P. M.
ST. J AMES-At. M. B. CHURCH
.415- Henderson Sfreet
^ Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday School TO:00"" A. M.
Morning Service,?? .11:15 A. M. .
A.-C._E^Uo?gue-?_d^^.^:30 P. M. *
Evening sarviceT- y 7:30 "P. If. ' "
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EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH '
-KendlaRown.Rev.
JL LI l.S HOLM AN, Pastor.
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Morning,Service 11:30 A. II. ~
A. C. E. League 6;00 P. M.
Evening Service P. M.
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