The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 18, 1926, Page FIVE, Image 5
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Saturday, Septqftiher 18, 1926
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tagttmwH H.moaigeKiocggctoQooo
JONES CHAPEtr A. M. E. Z.
CHURCH NOTES
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Sunday morning we assembled at
the usual hodr for ?our first serviees.~3Qur"Shepherd
ascended the rosthum '
in his.usual manner-and preached a
wonderful sermon from the tejct Rom.
1:16: "For I am not ashamed of .the!
of (Jod unto salvation to every one~
that believethj to the Jew first also
L V to the Greek.?' Theme'; Gospel Power.
1. .Sundays School order of opening
was carried out. The Supt, Mr. G. II.
Williams had a general review-on the
lesson subj.: Gifts for the Tabernacle.
Lesson text: Exodus 35:4, 36:7.
?A?C. Ex was oppned by tho-lead&Cr- ?
. Mrs. Wrenn. The following live lop* fc/
wovo d1'gey "\Vhnt is the. .
.;Church ami What should it-be doing
These were beautiful from every an
A 4- O T\- A T-* T * *
r?w o jj. in. ur. c^. L.omax aenvwed
a far-reaching sermon from Exo.
- -dus 3;3: "And Moses daid, 'I will now
turn aside and see this great sight.
\ why the bush is not burnt.'"
=__ Total raised $112.86. Attendance^
all serviees were great.
- One person united with the church.
_? Remember the P. E.. J. C. Lewi* will ?i-?hold
his?last?quarterly. conference
for this conference year on Mortday
- ?t jS~n"~m Hn will.s
preach the morning and evemrtg ser
moiis on the 19th, which Is the 3rd '
Sunday. v
.Come out and pay your leader your
quarterly -assessment.?r?/
Rev. R. M. Mvcrs ahd his two
/churches and choirsfwlir"preach for us
y tomorrow afternoomotot _4 p. m. YouQ
ro inll-t? intnf A/1 h^
\.vi UlUitJ M1TUW. LU UU yiWa^'Uki
Have you purchased your ticket for
___ther_Que?n?i Rally at the C. M. E.
| Church?- Do so and help your-church
?s-J.fcS-.yj"- . - T """
" f Tickets for the Beauty Contest are
out. Buy your, vote now for DctT
4.-,'' /. ; ...
The Manless Wedding was a success
and the proceeds from the sarn'd
= amounteJ"to~2007
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
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Sunday was a great day with us.
The Supt. being a little late Sum
day School was opened at the-usual
- ?hour by"Hr. E, M. Carr. ThertessrorT
was wen taugni on an classes, ah
students took an active part iit the disr,
cussion* and in response we had a .
eplnrifli>l voirin,.. Ky fVin paclnr .
Divine services began directly after
Sunday School. For a short while the
pastor called our attunliun to Acts
20:35: "I have'showed you all things,
how that -sd-labouring ye ought to
suppuit the weak and*' tu1 it'imiinbm1
knrd- Jesus, how .
He said, it'is more blessed to give
than to receive."?Subject r "Giving."
The pastor preached a wonderful
sermon on giving. As christians we '
should realize that tha church needs
_ our support along financial as well
ars spiritual lines. Compare our offer.ings
today with those of the past, the
age in which the children of Israel
lived, consider the progress of the
world $inc6 that time and see if we
are measuring up to the standard.
?? Immediately after?morning?serv
Tees Rev. Washington left the city for
St. MatthewinEb'preach B^o. George
' Pimrkrrey's funeral, whom he had tak-h*
en into the church upon his sick -bed.
Rev. Washington put forth a stren_l
uoua effort to admonish and impress
the living. The sermon was very edi
filing. , - .
f The pastor though worn-out from
j* a hard day's labor and having been
engaged for the past five weeks in
rmnfliirtinff revival mooting out of
the city, was back at his post ofThrfy-;
-for nTgfit services, but Rev. Golden,
who is always near with a willing and
helping Iiuiid.^onmo lo hm roncuo._ R*v-.
. ."Golden endeavored .to .preach from-;
Judges 14:3: "Then his father and
mother said unto him, 'Is there never
~ a.._wuman amung. tt?L tiaugnters trF:
thy brethren, or amoncr all mv Deonle.
that thou goeth to take a wife of
the uncircumcfsed Phtllibtines-?' and Sampson
said unto his father, TGet
her for me, for she ple5seth me well.' "
The entire audience, enjoyed a splendid
sermon. .
I -IV jAfter everything cleared away
* ' twenty eight cents ($148.28) was laid
on the table for the trustees,
?Rev. WashlngMh mhkes no noise, "
1 but drives-things ahead. He believes
in his old slogan: "Marching must be
Jessie Mae Lfcmon.
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C. WHITE
C9^3C?OOWOOOOaOCroC3yCH>^aCfl3SBi"
BETHEL A. M. ET CHURCH
ISOTES
The, topic of flte Sunday School lesson
Sunday is one of the essentials
to the welfare of the Church and
Should-appeal especially to the_adults
dT~Che Church ancT Sunday School
generally. After a very_jute?usting_
study of the lesson the review wu*
conducted by Mr. Bryant. Quite h
fdeg-crowd pf chjMren were' present
nation had assembled to witness the
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morning services. Included in the
?numbers" were- President Sims " of
Allen University and Rev. V. S. John
son of the State Reformatory.
Dr. Adams selected as' his text St.
Luke .16:2: rtAnd He'called hhn -and
saifl unto^hiwt-, -'How is it that 1, health
is ot thee?'" Asserted?Of the
this-Iife, they are ap follows:
1?must be responsible for what
we- believe.
2?We vateL. respoosibl,e for the use
3?We are held respnosible for
thb oportunities we have had to do
good "^ut.,fajled.
?4?We are respnosible for- theimprovement
of our time.
5?We are responsible 'for the iijf
flueuce we exei'L In bur-coinmunines. 1
?Sometimes it may appear that wo
are not responsible for so much but
when pointed out as tKby'wwt uv the'
sermon Sunday, there is. qo. excuse. "
? At' 'A r? r??Ik*. ?tnto \v?r?'I' TT
of which Mrs. L. A. J. Moorfcr of
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Orangeburg is_thh president-held usessino^of
their program^it_ Beiheb
eluded. ' . ~ .
very good pnppr_Qn_''- Our . Youth the
address of the president, Mrs. Mwrcr"
was an 'hfctraordinary treat and was
enjoyed by all present. Rev. V. S;
Jolhnson delivered very encouraging
remarks to the bodies of the Union
and the congregation. T The program
was very good so were tne services
of the whole dav. The
session of the A. C. E. League!
-wh-4 presided over hv Mrs. F. G. Baiim
gardner. The7 arrangement and discussion?ofthe
topic on "What-the"
Church" were very good indeed Next
Sundays topic is one on Missionary
work. Come and lend a helping
hand. Ave are iiuw m the nildat Of'
otir- $3,000 Rally and it is very imperative
that each member, .take am
active part in helping. Wejtrust that
no excuses will be found but all" possibilities
to go over Sept.
Come to the services Sunday.,- yohs
will not regret your coming. You
aVe welcome. - ' : ?" * *
MT. PISGAH A. M. E CHIIRCH
Spt'Mar;ld~Tn^ Leaded
firpenwoodf, Sept. 16?The^rEndowment
Day -effort of the church 'will
The men of jthe Church ha?e. been or
^amzetPfor thrs-efTorfc.?It ^niafns~trr
be seen ju^t how we'll they can put.
uver a ppotjram of the kind in- buestion.
'twere ig_ih?. Wildest ppsstjgg/
ditfcx^pSe hctwfcpn "bagging" 'that
which others cdTleclfr^/iml going opt
and collectiftg?sojnethingvtlo "h$s?"
yourself. * Our
Founders I)ay Rally, will conic
nflTTKp r^rfl Snriftiiv iTT-QctOber. Some
seventeen captains have been appointed
for this effort., Each captain
rcprcsents-ae-hie one of the" fotmdeTsof
the Mt. Pisgah A> M. E. Church,
who has finished his Or her work atfd
who h^i?passe J on tQ his <jr~her groat"
rewardl This may be regarded as our
STAR EJTFQRT before the .ensuing
annual^ conference.. Ill ishoped ihat
the spirit of the founders shall characterize
the effort of each captain,
so that the practical results that they
gO^Tnother days will be witnessed
aga inil)jr~thofr- Toprrspntntives upon
whose shoulders ha^been placed this
ex prcftoi or r nf/rcspaneihility?in thin
Instance. ~ . ,
The ensuing session of. the ^Piedmont
annual conference^meets the 17
or November. As it seems earlier this
year than it has ever met before in
its history, we here are putting forth
extra efforts to bring- qt>-all of our
reports to the sandard they reached
last year. With a church that has>
lost more than 75 of its very actice
members, it is anything but an easy
Piiflfnm i.. fnr u lurt/u nmnKn?- r\ f
the people of the Mt. Pisbah Church
to leave here on their vacation during
the summer months. This custom
handicaps our summer program in
this charge. However, as most of
those who left are now returning, -wo"
Hope't(Presume our Church activities
thp. next annual conference,J AH signs
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' point tV Wii >, mill ful UlU Bright out-:
look ?(
i1 U4'(i t Mt. t>
Piajjah will be oh top when the roll is 2
mm.?. " ~
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KEEPER POINT A. M. E. CHURCH j
Sunday^fechbot ojwned ftt. the utJuttl 1
I hour. Miss Rosa L. l'inckney presid-{ '
| ing, Service began by slnyin1ir"~a i
' hymn,- then the scripture lesson, was F
read by - hur, after which the~7iTcrn-~ i"
bcrs assembled to their various ejus-! i
l.seS for the discussion of tlip lesson, j_
which was Tarried out In a splendpr~7
manner. . A-few remarks. were,nvade s
by tlie Supt. Re\\ (leorge. Blakcl^y. r
I At 8:30 p. m. the sisters had a won- v
I derftil prayer meeting, led by Sister 1f
ndcltii Williams, andMrs.-Nancy White d
"wtTictf was pleasing to i.Ke audience. t
Then thu_4iastor,?Uev. T. E. Robjnsoni f
I introduced the speaker of the .evening *
Rev. C. J. Golley, who" took for his *v
j text Revr 3:20: "Behold, I ^tand at J:
i the door and knock; if any man hear t
\my voire, and open the dqoiy I will I
|epmejnnto him and will sup with him p
at your door." This was a very in- ! I
klerusting sermon. / j-jjf?Wtrhad
an" extra OTdtrrrrry-Ptcnic last f
rW-wlin'Kilays^il'liu iiifinlmrs of Hiiya.'i
j S. and Churi^i also visitors came to <
the picnic, then \vg ljeft in cars and- 1
I trucks for Pilgrim. On our way the
children were cheering in a high dcyt
Lgix'C. Nothing cptrtd.be tufic agrcc-_JL
able than that for the children. There'
, was plent^y^to^eat drink^ < -| 1
- CLINTON CHAPKIj "A. ?1J, B. V,. "
' CHURCH N'aTR^, 1 ;M 10V, s." C.
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The protracted illnosW 'of the pas- ,j
i tor's wife, Mrs: \V. T}. Welch, brought j
, to. her bedside; mother and sister,'
j''MesfVames Tones anil Bryant from At.' T
: Ianta, Ga., who worshipped with us jgj
'' Stewardess Board No. 1, Mrs. K-r- n
. ae'. ta Benson,-acting hairman, gave* a ^
Tujii Thumb Wedding. .Sent, -lib.
|.\\'hir?h pli?flVoH fho nnot ciiivkt C1 H 1 n
Mrs. -Rosa Daw kins, tpacher in M<r-j
Beth llitrh Schol and Mrs. Cl. A?, wife t|
Dr. Dawkin*. trained thechtltlren.--D ?
| Bryant of Atlanta, pa., sang, a solo
tered. ?' . . ? ~TT
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-Mr. -Wallace I^wls, Jr. of Lvinp:- g
CollH'T whft U -p^'l'tll'Mng Ut--^
' UioUmumd .Stiionflw, rwlvirnod at on
early date to resume; work., He spent (
ihe summer in' Philadelphia and is u
home for a two weeks' stay with Jiis ~;
multiiT. iUr.v Kfoinn. i^
i Airs. Ruth Benson-Weedcn, of New
, O.fll ~\t ... i - ~r- i 7
njciuyi.u, Kiuan., i i'iui us ior an inuen* 0
nite st;iy.. ,^l\e, with Misses Authuree ^
, Twigg, Styintey. Mattie Mouzon, Char- u
[leston, Albcrtfl R?<r, Cutnt'iia Hum;
;inn. and Ruth McKjssick, teachers in t
^frfeHeth JIiglr School,-.WQrshipned with a
us last Sunday. _ I
_. M.i-^F--Mattie (lossett, . aim, .of?uur-Ti
talentl'd young women who teaches j
at. the State College, passed through (
thr ritv Sunday from Ashcville en- .f
-route-to her work in Oiangebuig. 1?
? Miss Juanita - Benson, .our?musical ^
'MM!, le'ainit'll in A1 It'll- UhK'ei'sily to
^resume* her work as teacher^,.Union
nmetf^vJien tfrgsg yfliurg folks ^ro away ,
I Missc< Kuth Welch and Gertrude
Jeter left this week for Brainerd;
i.rvsrpec I i ^ ely.-"" ~ j
i The Stewardess' Board No. 1 met J1
^pUag?d<Wt^i?fesit the l^ome of M r?. ^
*C. A. 'Dawltiits aiwV'tefd--as g-uesf^- ftlrs;-?
Maggie Jones 'of Atlitnta, Ga)} \vh<j
nia'de a^-most interesting talk.-" Mrs. vt
j- Madora -liTg'on'7was present to resume
her work 'as chairman, "Mrs. P.'
; C.-Bengon- was ejected vtee-pres. ^?r* Rev.
Welch is surely the right-mrrrr?
in the right pluee. Large'c<?flffi'ega-lions
p;i-eet-hun?at-.eauh--service?and..?
sottls continue to rome fo the-fot/t ~t
MINISTERIAL UNION NOTES c
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?Tlio Mounters'- Union convened in?;
-Fim -Cafaary Baptist Church, Sept.?.
14,- 1926. \ . \
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Dr. L Aa Adams \vas at his post as
president. 11?u
Dr. G. T. Dinard, theold Roman-like^
Chaplain' rotiducted the devotion?"The 1
-minutes?were vea<l and H<h^dett--umFT
AmnMifnj? o'f ii nfesojfltion
rl.o cani[)ju>;i) liter-eiiy fmi ttpanyediund^
unchurcfiey souls.. * ;?;
Dr. S. B. Wallace rendered an in- 1toystinir
pappr on the gub.iect "Race i
Consciousness," which provoked much
, didcqssibn. _yL?- ..' :??
Dr. R A. -Carroll of Chcstei wrrs~ti
present. and was introducing nnt- ?|
^a_visitor, hut a* uu-ex-r?eml>er of- ihe
Union, ...he ..having pastored Jones - ?
Chapel A. .A!. K. Z. Church in 1926, of;
i- Dr. Carroll- made sorrte helpful re- - ^
marks in connection with represent-irip:
a?very > plemlid "Hijtoi ic^Ir"
recm*m- <>l tnc unngnan CfiuFch" of
rAvhieh he'is the "authotv- He <lispensed C
with a'-number of them among the i
i I would, advise that every Sunday j
' School and home secure a copy of thlB-l:
book a8 it is interdenominational, j J.
** CHP
ETTQ LEADER
The Rev. J. \V. \Vhitne is apointe
rder of the day for Tuesday Sep
'1st. ^ ?A. F.. Lmtw
:a ncaster district ONven
TION NOW HISTORY
Wfdgefiol'd, Sept. 11?The Lancus
i r T>isl!,.r *irs. a ,iu
). Church met last Thursday morn
ng in BeChel ChurcTi, Dr. J. M. Hai
ison "of Sumter, presiding'elder.
Mis_sJ V. _X. Boston- was =electe<
hief .secretary and Mrs. Harrisor
ucivary to the presiding Elder. Th
tujfority of charges" reported in ful
k ith a few mission -points to be hear
rmn" later. A collection of- hinfi-fctttfi
Ted or hi Ore dolfars were reported b,
lie (;nance committee Sunday nigli
or -all purposes,.
-Among. the- ^distinguished visitor
vho attended- the Convention were
>upt. of the M. E. Church, from Sum
er, Revs'. N. S. Delaine, J. W. Shav
'hcrrrKo WiltfaTns, J. C. Coaxum, Mrs
L StT?iee~and cbHdrni, Ruv. Uh'd Di
^?Bragg Anthony of Sumter, Att';
*arker ami Mr. Pleasant with hi
our fine-suns, who gave us two o
hvii Vit'st iimn'U't st'lct'l 1011 Mi-. Par'
|ralso addVcssed the Convention
on. \ ; \ '
The Institute was a literary diges
ion. ^f-hey vied with *avh other i
he helpful disien^innc-?T?Z?: Z
The District and Sunday. Schoc
lander were won by Allen .Circuit
hoi u. making till1 Highest 'percentag
t literary work durintr the Conventio
re: Mi ss Lena Canty, Priya.teer; Mis
lelmi?Wubher, Eaatwvei , Miss "Nei
lewis,- Lykcsland and Miss Essie Ma
on es of Wedgelield.
The leading pastors of the distric
re: Revs. E. 1'. Butler, E. V. Kisei
^-A; Gamble, S. W. Fordham,~R?-S
w: James", J. P;--Bro\gH,' Wrfe- Bow
nan, P. H, Huff, C. A, Dunlap, C. E
'ook. A. Bradford, and others.
Rev-JV.: It. Bowman, who recentl;
eturncd from-summer school in Chi
ago responded to the visitors and sail
tat the baby district( Lancaster) lea
he.; Columbia Conference in pypi-y
hing per capita." ' . \ The
district seemed to be in favo
j EevTTT Rice. Reapi-dintr See
etary and-Kev. W. R. Bpwman. Chie
Secretary of the ensuing Cujumbh
Jonl'erence. . " _ _
sainuay was the big day for th
'onvention. Hundreds" of people Aver
nable to get, seats in the Church
Teat sermons were preached by Revt
ramble, Butler, r'orutiam and Bow
?Rev. Riser. the-pastur with hi
flicials, had things in crood trim. Th
eople deserve special praise for th
uy in -which they fed and entertainer
s. Some ?>f the leading officials are
he Raniseys, Greehs, Mrs. Harvtnd
matty others]"
*IW K iser is-one of the best pas
eople idolize him.- This Conventioi
dosed Sunday night with succes:
mm every, angle.
l^r. Harrison left the following'da;
oTUtcnd" the R. M C _2, 1
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- NOTICE ;
ThCrc~w7ff" he a~ Tacky Party a
in^r, Sept. 13th at 8 p. m.. Corne an<
x the one dressed the tackiest, ^
Don't forget ,the place, Bethe
htirclv. Date: Monday, Sept. l&h.
Irs. Vanilla Clark, Mrs. T. M'. Waltoi
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^'islXL'T KEJpT, RfUI .WAY-- SYST??L_
olumbia, S. C.," effective Mar. 21,1924
rrire_No. , Between?. No^-Denart
j:ou a til N. y.-Augusta 31 10:00t
fT5I2ir7T2 August a-N. Y. 32 5:00]
1:30 p 27 Charleston-Cin. 27 1:45 ]
1: 15 p 28_Jtan.-Chnvlo?rir?r?* oo a .tr.
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):45 p. 10/__Ci>lumbia-Gin. 9
0:"0 p 20 Columbia-Aug. lp 7;00 i
rtrrni a g C>himl.ia-Aug, 7
P Lt Culuinbia-iinY. tft?tft-on
i.ao p a.vGoiumhin^chrtt-. 'j4~~TrrnT;
0:4{r a_ 13 Ciilninlija Char. 14 2~2!t]
P 11 rnlitniM.i.Chiu, 12?b!lO t
j:20 a 15 ColuniW-Cliaa. 16 2:20)
1:45 2 Colurnbia-Sp'b'rg. .1 4:00j
0:20 p 16 Cjrfumbia-ureen. ir> 6(30|
[):55 a IX C.nlumbia-Sen'ea 17 GrSrj
5;10p 111)' *Cubl.-l,har. 114 6:25 i
*Via Caimli'ii and Rock Hill,
ity ticket office, 1307 Main Street
Telephone 6366.
COLUMBIA, S. C. "
:?366 ' PHONE 6366
Ihair Caj-ietbg and UpTioTaterini
-t^rrcirilr.V-T- n _TI"T"T
r urimure it-epairing and
Mattress Renovating..
0.19 Hardeir St., Columbia, 8. C
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"ST. Ll'KE'3 KIUSCOI'AL CHUKCH
L_ Rev. Thomas D. Uniwn, Rector
* iliiimiimi?Axo?IWt. i'mlt it Lifteoln
The Church Humo ior Stranger's and
r. v 'VXI'tQri
Come-and Worship with us.
- SERVICES AND MEETINGS
. Sundays- ; ~
i- 8:00 A-. M. Early Communion
[. H.15;'A. "M. MorlifKg T5ervfee, Sermon
(With Communidn on ist Sundays)
- 4:00 P. M. 1,1TT Church School
>*8:00..P. M. Even Song, .Address
tl - . Tuesdays
\\ cdnesdays
j-j 4:00 1'. M. Ladles Guildj (2nd)
|= BETHEL a. \1. p ( Hi KC*f^
Corner Suniter and Taylor "Sts.~~
Rev. E. X. Adams, Pastor.
SERVICES:
i: Sunday School10;00 -A. ,M.
Morning Service --/? 11:15 A. M.
? A. C. E. Leugue . . 6:30 P. M.
Evenitig Service ? ^:3Q P.-M:
' SIDNEY PARK 0. M. E.--CHLRCII
'I ll'PO Rl?ch Itliinriing Street
Bo v. W. Farmer. Pastor.'
* sj-: u v I4gii;s > ^
K Sunday School r , 10:30 A. M.
i. Morning Service 11:30 A. M.
- lw>w.oHh?Lcagrnr 5:30 P. Mi
Evening Service , _I, ,7:30 P. .M.
n JONES CHAPEf V M. E. ZION
H~ ?rxrrrncir
>1 Corner Sumter and Blossom Streeti
' "* A. E. Lomax. Pastor.
^ SERVICES:
n Morning Service ? 11 :on-A?**
&lSujjd?i.v Srhq'nl P.Mv
j.V. C. L-Uuujay _..._ P.
e Evening Set-vice ' ._T_. 8:00 P.
t 2nd. .CAE VARY. BAPTfST CHURCH
1500 Block Bull Street.."
Kev. Charles II. Brown, Pastor
tT^ 1 SERVICES: ~~?
iUhday Sciiobl 10:00 A. M
{. Morning Service ...11:15 A. M
B- Y- I'- U. - fi Oll p> M.
y Evening Service . 7:30 PM.
J 1st. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
^ Richland Street
?- - REV. II. ?W. - ItONM, 1'astor.
' SERVICES: r
Sunday School ; 10:00 A. M.
f B: Y. P.^fr <T:00 P. M
Svenimr Servian i 8i00 r, M
Wi:Sl;KY~Sl, E. CHCRCIl
e Corner Ccrvais'and Barnwell Sts.
L. Rev. N. S. Smith, i'uator.
y?? ? SfaKV-HU'lH^ * ?'
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- Sunday School 10:30 A-HH.
Si Mumim; Service 11:30 A. M.
e League ? 1- 1_ 6:30' P. M.
e Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
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L. ZION BAPTIST CHI RCH
r Hey, i. C. Whitft. Paatnr .
S Ell VICES C ' '
- Sunday"School . 10:00 A m
s Morning 5ervlce ... _ .7.. 11:30 A. M.
i B. Y. P. U. --- -- 6:00 P. M.
s Evening Service 7:00 P. ftj.
L_ NAZARETH BAPTIST CIHRCH
Htj\. E. A. iiioss^Faslor
Sunday School __.JQ:30 A. M.
B. fY. P. U.... - ' 6:00 P. M.
Evening Service 7r30 P. M.
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* ST.- JOHM BAPTIST CHURCH
__ Booker -Willingtun Heights
Kev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor.
? ?: sekv icesi?'?
1 Sunday School __ 10:30 A. M.
.Vloiniug Service _?__11:30 A. M.
= B. Y. P. U. 6.-00 p. MT
^Evening Service 7:30"" P. M.
' MrOI.IVK BAPTIST CHURCH
~~101T Pendleton Street
?TTH?~T:Jlfi"RC H ~OF~ GOD
FIFTH BAPTIST CHLRCB
Rev. E.. T. Hampton, Pastor
^ ^ 3ET "Marion Street?
-Evening Service 7;30
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5 SERVICES:
> Sunday School : t 10:30 A. M.
t Prcaehtjiff : 7 _Lll :5f) A. M.
yB. Y-.~P?-4k- .. 6:<M>-P.-fcT
} Preaching ? ' . 8:00 P. M.
1_ ;.2.130 Sumter Street
Rev. iji. ir, uninnson, Pastor.
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? MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
d 191") Laurel "Street
, REV. W. O. (il^TKlt, Pastor.
rS<-ho.,l .. .i11:00 A. M
Worninc Service . __5^_. liLQO M.
"*~ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
R&v. T. C. CRUMPTON, Pastor
? - SERVICES:
uii(!7iy"School" . 10:00 A.l?.
"! M^rhTiiff Service -11:30 A. M.
B. Y. P. U. fi-00 P. M.
? Evemnfr-Srrrtre "* 7:00 "PTTfT
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TEMPLE ZION BAPT. CHURCB
| r; - Rid'gcwond ?Sunday
School ^ 11:80
5. | Morning Service . 18:10
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[J 4:00 P. M. __ 4th Tuesday, Woman'i
1; _" Auxiliary ' "~
i?8:00 P. M. Pxa^ct guivice and Con- "
' -firmatiun lectures . ??
7:00 P. M.?-Church School Faculty
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, f ridayH .. .
Intercessions
6:30 P. M.?Y^ung Peojple Service
. League .
7730 P. M."_. __ Choir Rehearsal
Church Correspondent, K. S. Roberts,
1717 Wayne Street
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| . Divine Street . _
|r? Her. T. M. Out kin. PastOt.
-^7. SERVICES:,
Sunday School " Hi:00 A, M. .
.-Morning Service 11:3(7 A. Mr? ?
B. Y, P. U. ?:'U0 p. M. : _
Evening Service 8:00 P.' II.
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST HLRCB ?Lyon
Street?1 *'. , - :
K*t- 8- ^; 8^hj Baitor ' ' _
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{"Sunday School . Vh-nf-a || J
" Moriilrig Service tiriU A?H
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i EvFning 'Service? . 8^)6 P. M
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2nd NAZAKIMH HAITJST CHURCH" 7
R*yj'R;. M. Myers. Pastor.
- |?SERV4CKS: *""" ~
Sunday Sfchool >0:io a si
Morning Service _ 11-an a m t
J V. 1'. U. ?:00 P. ft ~
Evening: Service g:oo P. II.
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Macedonia '.baptist church
Rpv. R. M." Myers, Pastor. ' "7'
SERVICES: '
Sunday rSrhool 0:30 a. m
Afternoon Service 2:00 P M ' '
B^Y. P. U. _i 6:G0 p; '1|T?...
[Evening Service 1 8 U0 P M
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- CHURCH^ -V
Xo?w -Smatf- fna Pi*? rf?7,Tt, ??
. ReT- L. G. Bownuuv-Pastor.
I?.? SERVICES; ;? ?; r?
I Mtt.riii.ng. Service . v _ .^11^80( A. M. ?
Sunday School ?j'_; 3:00 P aj ^A.
C. E.^League g;3o p. M.
'Fnaninj Ami viae --111" .~7:30 P. M. ~~
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. JONES TABERNACLE^ 'C
aP*!- 3- G. Grayhart, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday School"___ 10:00'A. U
Afternoon Service 3:00 P." X
% Y., P. U.. 6:00 P. M.
Evening- Sarvke? . c B-ftp P. || ? ?
LADSON PRESBYTERIAN ' ?~
-v.-A^V, O. T. arURRY, Pastor.
?: -^SERVICES:
Morning Service A. M
Sunday School _ 4:00 P H ? ~ v
Christian Endeavor * K-nrv t> ?j
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SALTERS' MEMORIAL: A. M. E.
CHURCH ?;
Washington St., between Oak & Pine
jRev. Q. .'BROtSDON, Pastor
Morning Seririoh 11:15 A. M.
Sunday School _______ .3:30 P. M.
Evening Sermon __J 8:30 P. M.'
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VST. JAMES A. M. E CHURCH --.r
415 Henderson Street
Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor.
?SER ViCESi
Sunday. School _.10:0p A.?it? ~'
Morning Service... ..11:15 A. M.
A, Pifftv Lftegu?ii?a,a_-.:__6!00 P. M.
Evemng Service... ....7:30 F; "M. ?
EMANUEL A. MR CHURCH
Rev J1 UtUI^WOI M A V l'^ol^ Z
SERVICES.
Morning Servi ! 1 30 A M
A . C. E, League ?..___~B;00 P. M.
"Evening Service ..^.8:00 P. M.
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TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
- 1609 Harden Street
Rev. R-.-.-er-STOVER; Pastor. =
Sunday school :rrflT:W~a: wr^
Moaning Service 11:30 A. M 7
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Evening Service 8:00 P. M.
Rev. J. H. Green, Pastor ^ ' * _
Rev. W. H. Reynolds, Afest. Pastor.
Sunday School i 9:30 A. M.
Moaning Serving 1180 A.M.
Evening Service 7-an a m
Wed. and Pri night* 1". 7:30 P. M.
Evening Service^ ? 7:30 P. M.
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