The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 25, 1926, Page FIVE, Image 5
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'-B - ? BY D*L-Jr
-TU l^EAm FlHB'l1 SERMON
.? ~~
^?7=7; Albert White, a voung mflri;~~nwhff
haa.bo^jirxailed in the ministry by-AU
mightffiC?(fd. will uieach his-trial aermon
at Chappelle station A. l3. E.
. Church, Corner Pine and Senate StsT,
_ jJunday morning, September 28, 11 a.
DAY AT ST. LUKE'S
EP1S' I ">A I "^UJBCH, SEPT, 26
Sunday, Sept. 26th, will be known
no T"> - J- J-1-- ?1?- 1
- ? ?icii?.ytty fiL me t /imrrn ?ftpe--V
cial preparations have been made to
make this day, one of" exceeding interest
and inspiration to ult^who at
? tend the services. ?~
" in?FQ wflf-he ttyTr-^rrrrrrpgi; fer~thtP
.~d?y: one, at_ll:15 a.jnj, aiiJ another
{kO0-p. rhT' Both of the services
to be entirely rr?riHii^nf| h.. |||-<|| *"
At the 11:15 service the rector, the
. v, Rev. Father Thomas D. Brown, will
preach. His subject will be:: "Man
hatching." Everybody is eagerly looit
ing. forward to .hear the-rserraon.
There will be a full vested choir of
men to do the singing at both of the
. dohn^vano will be the
? organist,'
At the 5 p. m. service DencomRobt.
?r- W. Jackson, treasurer ^IPSecond "Cal~
vary Baptist Ghurch and closely al
nlsn one of the efficient employees uf
?? thp. U. S. Post Office Department of
the Capital *C.Tty, *w?mje=TTie princ^
pal speaker. Mr. Jackson's ability as
? ^ speaker ib well-known. Many wHf
Baie?the?opportunity to hear^him.
The evening devetions will be interspersed
with musical selections
varied in order. Every male communicant
of the churcji will take part in
the services and Will bring three men
friends. Every lady_ communicant
wllldSfinga male friend. Friends and
~' Visitors' are all gently requested to
attend these services and bring a
.friend..,? ? ??~
ZLLr I For the.first time ih Golumbia we
will see how many men we can get
in church without women.
. ENDOWMENT DAY PkOGRAM AT
^SALTER'S MEMORIAL CHURCH
SUNDAY OCTOBER 3, 4 P^M==
~T-^^-=-This is promisecf-trr-be and is going
" to .be a great program. The public
is cordiall invited to be preoont and
enjoy an intellectula treat. The outstanding
features of this program^
?- are as; follows:- ?.. ?:
'-Address?Prof. Geo. A; Singleton
on "Bishop Paine, the Apostle of Ed?.ucaiiom
- Prof. Martin Bow will
"t he 't ruth - About-AfricaA'
l'rof. Dow is a teacher in the science
depart inctit nf Allen TTniwnrniT.y nnr>
a native of Africa, hence he "ig ip a
1 position to give us ..the trgth about
Alrica. ?~ "" ' ...
.. ., Prof Bftumgai'dnor. will qlsu give
an address on some subject ^V'hich will
be of interest to you. il
There will also be giyenilsome instrumental
selections, solos, pfuets, etc.
frohS some of the best musical talent
.. e r*i?iinKt'g?? 1?- i
. ' ' _ ? '
Don't forget the date: Oct. 3rd.
* Come and hear some of the foremost
educators of the race." ?-'~?
~7ema n u el aT m. S ?h|j rch
Sunday was Red Letter Ijjay at E._
manueh The whole**-progiram centered
arotind the thought Jjof Chris
tian education._ The endowment day
was *obsreved by a bright Sunday
School at 10 a. m. AT sermon on
11 a. m. by the pastor, itev. Julius
Ilolman.?At 4 p .m. an Educational
program was rendered. Paaers~wgr?
read by Miss Sarah Washington, and
Mrs. Susie Holman. Speeches were
I??inado by Mi*.-Clark and Mrs. Annie
Wise on the subject: "What has Allen
University?meant to this Communi-?t
^ty,?-and?this trhurch in particular ? "
The principal - addresses were delivered
by Profs. PL W. JBaumgardner, G.
A.' Slngletdh &tid P. Martih"Pow7
" Profs.?Singleton- -awl Baumgardner
-abilities as speakers are known, but
Pr"f ^^'v^-baywg just* arrived, made
? fe?mitial speech. The peuple ywgre
so well-pleased that they desired his
return. . : =rT==
.At 8 p.nu7theS^ S. program was
- '.y-had. ^ ? ??- >
. We arc now beginning another won
W1HU1 ' revival mewling. Rev. .namm*
Nance who stirred Columbia in July
is conducting. He will continue next
week. You are invited to attend,
^ BETHEL A, M. E. CHURCH
NOTES
After the usual study of the S. S.
- lasaon, .Sundfljrnntorning en tha sub}.
t.''Obedience ; to Law," the School, was
.4.t- 1. * _ ^ . . - .. ~ _ - vt. .
... ..
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-C. -WHITE
j Africa^ who, came to Amarica7~Ka?
TfrCen educated in tha -schools of Amp
{pd F^g'qnd, nryd 4^ -now--6ft of
j the newly elected instructors' at* Allien
University.?The addi'ess wfls very
iclear; pointed and enjoyed very much
[by ihe school.
f 11:16 a. m. Dr. R. ATAdafng- in jtroctxiceitl/T^rtffr
DbW^tbTa very large
' audience to preach. Prelimim.yy ip
his text he told of his coming *n this
for 11) years7 also that he felt SjOme\vhat-lonesome,
huT seeing ancTlearning
more and more of the .people of
Columbia, he felt' sure this1 spell
would soon- leave. -Hp selected the
137th Psalms 1st verse. . Subject:
"Spiriautl-. Desolating/*' Timelu ap.
^)RettHons of-the-etmstlfrniEhDi^TnTia
men hers""\yore "made during" the discourse.
Asserted-r?"Pepple in the
-church aie?Jiko U Tauio?to get in
harmony with the pdace-you~desire,
-you must tune in on thur^pTaceTyou
canno; tune in "on Hell and gxpept tn
"hear Pro in Heaven?this is practiced
by good church members, some times
They pay, they attend the services,
they yonder important service,- but
; they cant, grt inhnnnony^-witih-Heaven
because they?have -tuned '-in- on
Hell." ~' :?
The sermon \vas highly pleasing.77
At 4 p. m. Dr. J. C. LewjBr P. E. of
Hhe^A. M. E. .Zion Church, Columbia
. Districl, proai'had for the bonafifc-^f
Bro^"Vthceler,'s Club- He selected St.
l.iilu' 1X 1 Inner nlunuA'
. always to pray "amf-hot to faint."
;-Br.- Lewis (And many Instances wnere
it Was "plainly seen that it pays to
pray always. But fie. said you must
tunc your heart to pray if you would
have your prayers answered. The
sermon was very good, satisfying and
- plHiisiiiir thrumrr:
The sessions-of the A.'C. E. League
were very good, many of -the young
people taking "an active part in the
'discussion of the topic (Missionary)
tnumbers. Come to tfie^ session next
Sunday. You will enjoy it undoubtedly
- . . . . '
8 p. ri>.?Rev. S. F. Emanyel whr
Joined ffie Church Sunday a. m
preached a_ very good sermon* froii
importance of making thn nnnrwrni-t
- jiiepuiuLiun?for entering into that
- building -not -made?witir~hHTids^~bul
eternally-in Heavcre "
All Clubs and divisions" of the raIT>
are expected to. come up-with colors
> C? 3 tU. l--i- ' J - *
iijtjLue, ounuuy, me imu,?aay?at?mm
rally. It is hoped that a full report
of the amount $75 to each club will
be laid on the table Sunday. "
- Bishop John Hurst, I?iesjiliiig?Bistiop
of S. C. will be with us Sunday
, morning and will nreach- Tin nnl fail
to embrace this opportunity of hearing
and seeing pr>e r>f
-characters i?t the-church-or America
today. , , :
The public is cordially invited tc
partake of u welcome that is yyurs tc
'enjoy.... ^ \ ,
SIDNEY PARK CHURCH NEW?
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Sunday School opened at 10:30 witl
the teachers at their posts. Devotional
lesson was-held^for about IE
.minutes, after which th'fe lesson was
discussed, and carried out in a splendid
manner. A good report was
made from, the various-classes.
At 11:30 a large crowd of members
__and frier[da_aas.r1riUliiil l,o givprrnrti
Lin; wums ui uuu, . ivc'yi waiiace is
so trained that the strong spiritual
power which God has bestowed upor
him, enables him to draw a crowd
not to sit amriook, but to listen aiu
feel the Holy Spirit. . After preach
j ing, one member saw fit to enter lntt
- -Lht> tim.w nf Hail :
At 4:30, a pew rally, was given bj
Gen. Starks' division. A splendid
I program wao arranged- for?the af
ternoon. After the program, a re
port was mad6?from the "different
clubs. The totar.oT $52.00 wag raised
?Might Serviee- began at &-p. m. Th<
sermon was delivered by the pasto,r
The baby contest' which wag helc
" last Frl4ay ~w?s |a greai^uoc^ss,
Dr. K. & Williams, Bishop of th<
..C. M. E. Church, of South?Garolim
and Georgia, wijj be at Sidney Park
Sunday. All visiting friends are in
vited to .hear him. ?^r?
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..JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. Z
church notes
Morning service began at IT m
with I'. E., J. C. Lewis officiating
His sermon was found Pro<r. 30:24-28
Dr. JLewTS"prenchecT from this out
line: " " , ' ~ '
(a>?"AnL?A?very small?Insect
: very neat and Industrious. =
(h)? ?an arymal of Ara
Christian was taken as an exampl<
. ' ? i k it i i
- .. THE PAt
i! (<r^=?-Locust?Ah insect resembling
(dlr?Snider?An HrA<>hmiW tfont
~spin>f" webs of silken fibers ~E5 "catch
its prey. We as Christiana should
have our houses thoroughly prepared
?~S._ S. oncTTcd tvith our Shpt. at his
t.post. * ?? c "* '
Rev. R. M. Myers and his two
a soul-stirring message on "The General
Judgement. Rev, G:17. Collec:
ttoiriBzaHCZ "V.
C. E. Society w^s called fo or:
-wy advance in India." was the tonic
for .diyHgaww: It
the leader. Music was rendered to
suit the occasion.
Might service found our P. E. ready
to deliver .another of, tyis burning
messages from St.. Mat. 16:17. We
witnessed a glorious shout- in- Zion.
I " Tim, dtll -Quarterly pnnterenco for
the-year ~was ~heI3 TVIoridav with n
total collection of $51.00. .
Queen's Rally Wtll come off next
Monday night, 27tji. Come put and
host your representative;
going. Have you purchased yours for
Oct. 4th?Women's
day- will, be observed at
the church all day, and a pew rally
. will h?y hoM with nil tVia Riah^pt
some_of th,e male?members of the
- huroh.?You are invited at alFtiihes.
- QUARTERLY CONFERENCE OF
= ine FcfufthlQuarferly Conference of
the, -Charleston - District. convened at
T at. raul A, M.' E. Chutch. Charleston
, Dist., Sept. 14th. The-morning lessor
f-watrTeird from St. Matthew's gospel.
| A familiar hymn was sung and prayer
was offered by Bro. I. A. Simmons,
|_ after which the financial report was
made, which was as follows-}
. P. E.?$58.00; Mission?$49.75:
r Dollar Money?$25.50 ;Grand Total
s ?$133.25 * ? *
The Lord has been merciful to..lis
[ "along all 'llnes; in the saving of souls
, as well as in prosperity. " We solicit
. the prayers of all that we man continue*
to.fgrow in grace as well .as ir
t .prosperity. ?
The Charleston District has become
, the baner district of 5. C. oincc the
r -Mance!'^ Geo.^ W.^VVinnTh^Ha^n
r ? T~XOTES AS THEY COMET
T Rev. G. T. Shelton
5 The constant rainfall is quite apy.
imprinted, in -thaL-it cools - the earth
r settles dust, and makes crops look
[ very promising. ' ' ."
The Ware Shoals Circuit of .which
. the writer, is paslorr is spiritually an(3
r financiall alive.
L The Revival of Wnlnnt Grove anri
. Big Bethel at Ware Shoals, is over
;i?." * ? ??** p rracr^axmng xnc
f meeting. _
Mt. Olive at Warp Shnnls hns hrnl
> her meeting. -Rev. E. W. Young. whc
r conducted the meeting at Wate Shoah
was exppcted to run the . meeting al
Donalds. As he failed to reach us
Rev. W. C. CraWfard assisted.
The Mt. Olive ladies are much surj
prised at the small amount' Sfrpro.
printed, for the pastor by the finance
1 committee of the W. -H. & F. M. Con.
. vention, which they entertained, and
. seem to know nothing of truthfulness
. of statements as to why the ampunl
was so small. Well, foul play, unfaii
. ness and begrudge all have their
L rewards. - ? ~
, So my pretending friends, go or
[ with your deception, but bear in mine
J" a long lane will hav& its turn.
p Church~ ts~on the sick list ancT has
. been for ^ome time.
hv Mr SnmTiprTtrViIfh itT limll nOnnrln.
r and the members arid friends seen
_ to be delighted inthemectrng.?., ^
-The ehoir; under the direction-""!)]
Mesdames Butler and Pendleton
l furnishes delightful musiQ for tht
services, and does so with pleasure.
should not J>e altered to suit Bny
j individual, hilt to my mind, Executivi
r Boards of District meelSngfPoUght bt
, made to confer to with pastors wh<
entertain?such, meetings, and eel
" the time when the entertaining pasr
tor would not be handicapped by othei
~ meetings "of hig own charge.
I ARTHIIRTOWN NRtfS
- < i
At Brown Chapel A. M.E>. Church
Sunday School opened at the^ usua
[hour. Miss Cleo Benson, presiding
J The. lcmm wn3 dibcussed- veiy nicelj
and was reviewed by the pastor.
^ > At A1:3CL o^clock, the sisters had <
L warm prayer meeHny. 7Anp yilgrin
choir was with US and we were ver;
triad for their nresenre ?nH th?.r tmn.i
singing, which planned the audi
? I fence; then Rev.. H. W. Walker tool
' hi a..text from Jeremiah Sub
,.i i , h*t
> ' I -? ?
JtfETTO tBAbEH
ject "The Old Time Religion-" His
. tlineaumo was-vrry botttuIiI- II m'PTHPrt *
- XO-tOUidi the. hei^ct* oXTaH the Jieurerg.^
--?At 7i30 we had UHhUn^r soul-stir-'
rintr Ill'H vi'r i.1...1 .
by Sister Sarah Johnson and Sisher
i\ancy ttoDinson. It was full vf lilt'
"spirit] Our shenhard ftpynn.lt?d ?hA|
rostrum again and took his text from!
_ Isaiah 28:1v. T ho sermon held "the:
audjence spell-bound. _ . P
Our Revival meeting is still going
^onr* Come and help us win souls for
Christ. Total raised Sunday, $40.00.
McCOrnirCKLOCALS
: 1 r- i
_ r* 1J ? ? ? ' ? - -- -
>junuay- was -a mgn day ni ahiloh
A. M. E i Church; The'Simday~SchooIT
opened 9:30. Mr. B. Perrin. asst.-J
Supt., presiding. The lesson was,;
taught by the- teachers and discussed
by the pastor, Rev. M. L. Rahisey. j
The_addre.ss(.s jmade by Mr. Charlie j
I JihjL AflJio I., Smith wore very
" -uuarcsUng,? , ?
11:30?Rev. Ramsey introduced Rev.1
" J. James of^Washington, G^., whn Ha-.
- -Hvereid a soul-stirrrngsermdn fbr us.
--Hts-^ermon~ will _he long remembered
bv all who heard him A ftn? fnu> ;
remarks by the pastor, a collection of '
- $73.30 was taken, ??7 r? t*
r We were honored to have our Missionary
President, Mrs. Laura Letman
with us again alter spending 6*~
weeks in Detroit With TOllttlves and [
" friends! " "" ~ _
Rev. Patterson of St. L .rtnis Mr
Willie T. Morten of Columbus, 0.,'
C. worshinued.tf^ith us Sunday. Weare
4^d^d:Tto have visitors cnm'd anv
?-time;!, you .are welconje. | - 'j
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? :Ar ?"*T
INMEMORIAM
In loving remembrance of our beloved
one, Rev. A. Watson, who'died
at Reeder's Point, Sept. 24, 192&.
. Never shall your place be filled, " . I
We kindly cooperate with "your fol-t
^ lowers, > "
, But your lov is with us still.
i As a brother you are"nrissed,
As a hnshnnH 'II
, And your* members always think of
YOU. ' - ___ L
- On. entering the liltln ebm*fV?
The family here was greatly stricken
-Bufc-^vhat may hqyc been your joy i
" When Another link was taken
From our little family chain?.
' But we know you b<$h are happy,
^Clasping" gladly hand in hand,
"And those of us ~here are strivingr
? to meet vrm --- ?
In that glorious, happy land.
- A devoted niece, 43TTuT~C. Blakeley.
FAIRWOLD NOTES
- Among: the visitors at Fairwold
this,week were: Mesdumes- ?fas. R.
' McCain; and J. il. Cain, arid W. M.
- Manuiuu.-The girls were busy" pre^ ;
paring their work for the fairs. The
ladies were elated over the wyrk they
would not leave- without hetiring a
j few songs "from the girls,' which !
^ pleased th*bm vegjL-tnuoh. .
""Other visitors, were Miss Ella
|"Brooks of Jacksonville and Miss Olivia
Vaughn of Jacksonville.
I .
" SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ SYSTEM.
r Columbia, S. C., effective Man 21. 1926
1 Arrive Mo. Between?t- No. Depml.!
i ' 9:50'a 31 N. Y.^AmnistA ill lft-ftft
f 1:36 p" 2) Charlestdn-Cin. ?7 1:45 p
t 4:4a p 28 Cin.-Charleston 23 4:55p>
? 10:4 5 \n. 10 ~~ Col u mHi a ?C in.? 9 6:55a
5:30 \ 24 ColunibiaJax'vT 23 ll:00p
! 10:30 p\20 Columbia-Auk- 10 7:00 a
> 10r00~a~ 8 Colup^'"-A'iiffn?p_L
I 1:40 p 14 Columbia-Sav. 13 10:20 a
^19:30 p~2 3jCo 1 u m bin - C haVT24- 5:40a~~
j 9:45 a 13 Columbia-Char. 14J 2:20p
I 10.25 li 11 Columbla-Chas. 12
7 6:20 a lb ColumbliT-Chag. 16 2:20 a j
f li<16 p ' 2 Columbia-Sp'b'rg 1 4:Q0d
= -lO:20 p 16 Columbia-Green. 15 6:30a
10TB5 a~T8~ CdTUniblS-Seh'ca 17 6:15p :
6:40 p 113 "-Cola.-Char. 114 6:25 a'
-> *Via Camden and Rock Hill.
- UU liftkfit nffirc. 11107 Main fit.rfiftt.
t Telephone 0356.?~? H
COLUMBIA, S. C. - - \
* w PHONE MM
v Furniture Repairing and
I . 4Wu>vt^ng~.
I W. S,TRTi'7FAf ANT J
- 1019 Harden St., Columbia, 9
STt LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHUfldll
R-v i nnm?? JJ.Hrown. Hector
Hampton Ave. Bet. Park k, Ljincolq
The Church Home ior Strangers and
, Vieitsis _ ^ 'J
Conje.and Worship with ust_
SERVICES AND MEE'll-MIS "I
? -Sundays
8:00 A. M. ... Early C.ommunion
ffrl5 A. M. Morning Service, Sermon
(With Communion on 1st Sundays}"
4:00 P. M. Church School
8:00 P. M. ?__ Even Song, Address
- Tuesdays '
' Wednesdays " - <
Kt:00 "P. M. ??~? Ladies Guild.;(2ndK^
CHURCH DIRECTORY
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Corner Sumter and T-aylnr tStSV
R*v. E. A. Adams, Pastor, j; >
SERVICES:
Sunday School. 10:00 A. jM. jl
Mxirnini*? ?:a- ? w
?i? T_.., lx;ia_Av- Al. i J
A^Gr-feHbgague .... 6i3(rF=5Tn::
Evening Serviee- :_7:3U p. M. ['
SIDNEY PARK C. M; I7 RCIlt"
' ' llUU Biock Blanding Street ?P
Rev. W. .E. Farmer, Pastor.
aintYirrn^ ? Pi
Sunday School 10:30 A. M.'
Morning Service I__. 11:30 A. M. :
Epworth League 6:30~P, M. i'
Evening Service _ 7:30* P. Mt. |
^ONES^ Cff>PEL A, M E ZKIN-tCHlIRGH
,_r
Corner Sumter and Blossom Str^tu
- Rev. A. E. Lomax, Pastor.
SERVICES: -J
Mo r n i ng Scrvice^^l^-- _ 11:00-A. M.
Sunday School .. __~_12-30 H M <
V. C."E. Snripry 6;3q p. ~
Evening. Service 8:06~r. RT"
_?-1500 Block Bull) Street
Rev. Charles -H. Brown, Pastor *i
-? SERVICES:
Sunday School ^____i0:00 A. M
Morning Service _11:16 A. M
B. Y. P. U. -.6:00 P. M. Evening
Service M.
1 ?t. CALVARY BAPTIST CltPRCIT:
Richland Street
KEY. K. W. LONG, Paster, ^ t
SERVICES:
Sunday School Z-'SIZ'l 10:00 A. M.
Morning Service ?--- n'30. a m ^
Br-lk-P.U. 6:00 P. M.
Evening Service _ .. 8:00 P. M.
** WESLEY M. E. ClHJRClj^ '
Corner Gervais and Barnwell Ste.
Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor
~ "SERVICES: 1
o _1 i **" ? ?t
.IUMII.II HI uum ... 1U.JU A. M.I
Morning Service :30 ~a..~M7T
League 6:30 P. M. j
Evening Service -7:80 P. M. |
Rev. J. C. While, Pastor.
SERVICES: "
Sundax_SchqoLr'-i 10:00 A. M.j
Morning service __11:30r T^nSTT
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.I
Evening Service 7:00 P. M
NAZARETH BAPTISI LIU KIH
? Rev. E. A. Mooa, Pn3t or?=?
Sunday School J*_ ___10:30 A. M.
Morning Service ?rrr~r_ 1*1:30
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M.
Evtfhing Service 7:30 P.. M.
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
Booker Washington Height*
Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor.
. SERVICES:" r
Sunday Schools ^__10:30 a. m.
Morning Service - lJr:30 A. Mr
b. y. p. u. 6:00 p. m.
Evening Service i_: r 7:30 P* M.
mt:"olive baptist church
_ 1014 Pendleton Street
the church of cod
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor
406 Marion Street
ffinrning Service ?11:30
wtfiling nrrviiTJ; ; 4 loU
SERVICES:
Sundfl^L-Schonl? _ ID:30 - A. M.
I'leachiiin II:3U A. M.
B. Y. P.. U. ____________ 6^00. P. M.
Pxeaching 8:00 P^-M^
8130 Sumter Street ? ?
Rev. D. G. RohinsonJ Paator. ,
MT. OI IVE BAPTIST CHURCH
1915 Lrtlf>l Stf a#
REV. W. G. GUNTER, Pastor. '
stmdffy ^School 11:00 Ar M
Morning Service 12:00 ' ' M.
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH "
v /m vfi>rox;| i?nntnr
' , SERVICES:
und?y School 10:00 A. M.
Morning._ggrvice ... ,1130 A. M,
B. Y. P, U, , Ti:00 P. M.
Evening Service 7:00 P. M.
TKMH.K 7ION UAl'T.
,<?Udgewood
fluintoy li:8t
Morning Sorrico _ 18:tt]
' j '
- - FIVE
4;QQ P.Jtf. 4t,h Tuesday. Wom>n'< ?~
? ?--TOtjiiary . ~
fl Of) P M r?nvui- Geiviie j ~~
- formation Lectures
Thursdays
J:00 P. M.?Church School Faculty
Meeting ... . ?
... - Fridays . .
12.:00 Midday PraycraTsffri -::r~
~~ '. Interce'ssiona *
6:30 P.-M.?Young- People Service
4 League, , **.
7:30 P. M. . Choir Rehearsal ?
Charch^CorrcxvjunJwWt-; R ^ Roberts. ---- - -
* 1717 Wayne, Street
UNION BAPIlgT CHLKCH ~
Rev. T> M. Boykin, Pastor. ~ ' ^
?- . . SERVICES; ~
sunday School 1U:00 A: 1L . '
Morning Service 11:30 AJ M.
U' V- - r- 7:00 P. M
Evening" Service. ' 8:00 P. g
BETHLEHEM baptist cuurcb
Lyon Street
-ermitli, Pastor i
. SER VICES ^ :
Sunday School _____ 10*:00_A. M. "
Morn.ng SerVK:e 11:30 A. M.
^ V rr - ?- 6:0QP M -^=?
Evening Service , nn0 p ^ ?
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2nd N'AZARF.TJJ J1APT1ST CHURCH?
"??? I\, ill. my era, I'aator. *
SERVICES: "
s^nOB^ iscTiool 10:30'A. R
Morning Service 1 j -30 jp
J] _i ^ - 6.U0 P. M
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev.'R. M. Myers, Pastor._
SERVICES ?? : Sunday,
School 10:30 A R. . ^
Afternoon Service 2:00 P. If.
R- P. U ?1. '6:00 p. jg "
Evening Service Q.00 P. If.
C^AJD'ELLE station a. m b.
- - CHL'RCH.
Corner Senate and" Pine Streets. Rev.
L. G:"Bowman, Pastor.
M t, aEuwtuaJ; ?^
Morning Service .? ..11:30 A. 1L
Sunday School . _ 8:00 P. If
? i . V
R#y,B, G. Gray hart, Paster.
^SERVICES; - >.!_
Sunday, School 10:00 A. y
Afternoon Service' ; 8:00 P. II.
B. Y. y ?_______ 6;00 p ||
Evening Service : 8;<W~PTlt ' ^
ja1 >soj\li ? r?$sy ter ia n-- '? ? BEN
D. T MURRY. Post - t?
SERVICES: . . .. _ ? ?
Moriinig^Service _i_ll;15 a. 14. ~
Sunday School ~ 4:00 P. M,
Christian Endeavor 6:00 P. "1L
SALTERS' MEMORIAL A. M. E.
CHURCH .?
Washington St., between Oak & Pine " ^ Rev.
A. C. BROGDON, Pastor
Morning Sermon ZIZ !__ll:15-A. M.
Sunday School 3:30 P. M.
Evening Sermort _8:30 P. M.
ST. JAMES A. M. EL CHURCH
415 Henderson^ Streat'' x
Rav. J. P. Washington, Pastor. * '
: SERVICES:.
Btrmhryj School TOdl0:00 A. li '
Morning Service _.ll:lfc A. M.
A. C. E. Leagues. I 0:3? P. 1(
E vaning Service,._ _ L _Ti30" P.' M.
EMANUEL A. M. E. THURGH _ -
? ? Kendlaltown. ,
?RevJUUIUS HOLMAN, Pagfor. llf _
r SERVICES:
Sunday School __J__ 10;0'0 A H. - ?^
Morning Service
A.*C. E. League 6:00 P. M.
Evening Service _.___~,\._8:00 P. M.
| TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1609 Harden Street '
Rev.' II. V. SHHEK, Pastor. ^~
Sunday ScVio6l~_"l_. --10:00 A. M..
Morning Service 11:80 A. BE"
B.X.K U. 6:30 P. m!
Evening Service 8:00 P. ll
"IrH;. Green, Pastor - ?
fter. W. H. ReyiiulJi, A sat. P?tor.
Sunday School"- ^ 9:30 A. If.
Hurnlnjfc servicelitBQ A. Ifc.
Evening Service 7:80 A If.
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Evening Service fsRT P. g ..." "..<