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N * * V ' ^.\*_. ' - 5?Church News ~ BY DR: .1 ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Our Sunday Sehool was larg?. Assistant Superintendent Thomas Dar gan-jun,, nt hi.] pnr.ii ..f .^, + y Mmjiy classes were to be seen functioning, which had.-hoi-hithcitu doittr soTTJur" Sunday School has been graded according to the public school system.. Qf. South Carolina, the public will loolc to-see-"gTefit"things happen in Zion./ ~ " I*astQFBacR FFohf His Vacation *'" A?ter one m'onth's leave qf absence the Rev. J. C. White, his' Wjfe and ba}>y from a month's vacation, where thev prnfitnhly spent, tfifim in Indian. apolis, Indiana and Chicago Illinois. There was great jov last Sundav mornmg .wnen the p.istnr --place in the big middle chair inthe " pulpit. One 01 tne lai*est_crowds of the yfear grt^eted-jum ^Sffhe jehpii^4n ?. full vesture sang__beautifully under the direction of Mrs. Elise Hing-Pin7 ckney. Rev. White used a3 a text: "Then Phillip opened his mouth, arid began at the same scripture, and j?preached unto him Jesus." Zion was stirred to the very bottom. by his mas' terly sermori. Mr. . J. S. Stanback of Chester was nur- guest, in both Sunday School and church services; and he made red Tioj; .talks 'In bolh" services. Pastor and ivife were smofhor?? the big congregation all day long. * When the pastor arrived Saturdaythe officers- had his table spread, and ' l&ter in the afternoon his pantry was filled with flour, lard, sugar, ri^OLnd -many other good things. Communion Services At 3 O'clock. -At three** o'clock in the afternoon we observed communion, the pastor read the church covenant, Rev. J. W. Reeves of Leesville made the usual " address to the saints, before the elements were served. This was another ^ big time, a time long to be remembered. . * ? 8:00 p.-m., the" church was filled. with anxious hearers. The pastor preached from the same text he i used ..va at the morrpng services, w^ich a fit1 tln^ climax. uf a day, in (illicit t'he church was filled with the spirit. Zion was indeed on-fire the ehtire day 4 The. Rev, Dr. W. D. Rosier of Winnsboro wns with ' n'q -at. the night: services and assisted the pastor.-c. Mr. Robert Burton diect last Sun_ dav. his funeral sermon was preach ed at Zion Tuesday 3:0(J p. m., by the pastor. . ? Mis. Alum L. Hopkins whu liav .been visiting her husband in Spar 1 ' .tenhnrg hSs rBturij^ to the citv.;'"" . ' chiu;ch has put on a $1000" drive to clear all indebtedness of.the church. This drive to end in Dccemy. ber. . . . Our church has recommended brother John T. Carter for ordination, having been called to Brown's ChapelBaptist Church, Monticello, S.'C. ^ : 1 r ' * ; SATTFug Mr^ifhAb rnmcTr -?. ; S " A,'* . ' .? ' 1 - ?SQnday morning 11:.1ft o'clock t.he Reverenc?,_it. I. Lemon {Trenched a sermon which was full of proffered thoughts on "The Mind of Christ?*" ^suggested by Phillip 25, .."Let this mind be-in?you, whlgh was also?in Christ Jesus." He attempted-nnantr} : ysfs of thoTnind of Christ an reflect cd in Ilia life ond-work and urged his audience to be like Him. - . - ' Sunday afternoon an Interesting" Educational Program* was had. Pro~ fessor George A. ^Singleton in his ad. dress .on "Bishop Paine, the.. Apostle of, Education" gave us a near glimp?/ se intcf his dife by the able way in which he treated the subject. Profes__L.'. sor-iL-W.. Bnnmgardner delivered, also a strong address. He drew a strike - ing* Contrast between the prepared minister and the dnprepare3 The former tells the .people how to live realising that if they live welL this life ^^-dh^BOumilUlufriiii life w ill take caru of itself. The latter confihes~Kis~ in-" -rr^_ tere.8t- to- ^feparing men to die andnot to live. That is .to say, he talks about ^ Heaven, the supermundane things instead of teaching people how to increase the value of their lives and thereby be better citizens. Prof?Sior ~ Dow Tff^an efficient manner presented the characteristics of the , native Africans and showed- how thesg ' characteristics common t t/r-nll primitives -people. Miss Ruby Benson.gave two instrnp^ntal^elect-, ions \vhich captivated her ?audiaqfcc". Special mention cannot be made of all the participants. Suffice it to say that the whole program was great _ ? ~t?^Sunday eveningy the Reverence R. J. Lemon preached ahother strong' Sefmon from isiah ?J'A manshall 4>e as a hiding place from the WftRf* etc. He went into both sacred and secular histories arid showed how otrtstaritlinSr hfen have ~al\Vays" ^Acted ar shelters fytheir jffiqnfC %^MiMme great Cvil.the greatest of 'whom was Jesus Christ. He enume ,, . > -L ' ' -C Qyoooo vvoo v ,-~J -Jli,- V vvOuoM^ -Of Columbia -j? C. WHiTE " _ I LPC'iaOOOObPQC^^ rated some-- of the evil>s" of - today which are- driving men away. from God and?he-Hirged tfip christinnc to j "c oiieiicis or a nuung place-tor the I pftCiply .Tiumi?1 ov4lar~H^?-Wad?a very significant statement, "To be ajiuhng place tor merj,you must live j life i* the. ideal as hsiah had done, you must be able to sec light Hhining 1 n darkness." The sermon'was* great. 1 in ext? Sunday- evening Professor ] George ^A. Singleton will "preach at this church. He is a profound speaker. Come and hoar. him. SIDNEY PAftK CHURCH NEWS i' ? 1 "t ' ' 1 Sunday School ^ in-SH, tha usual houi with'(he (UipyrintdudggC l?. Starke at his liwM. nf dnt.V I After the discussion' of the lesson the TYIJirk* - ! The morning service began at*11:80, with the pastor, Rev. tS". B. Walace in charge, with the Holv message found'in .Matthew 12:111-20. "He shall not strive nor cry; neither shall any man hear his""voice in the streets." "A bruised feed shall he not break, and- smoking flux ?E?rUll he not queneh, till her send forth jujlgcjneht untovictory." Rev. .Wallace preached an inspiring sermon to railroad men. ^fter the?sei'hi6rTa splendid program was enjoyed by all' who were out. *~'~r Sunday night ^e^p.astor was greeU etf^viih a splend^Pii^dioncc. ^Several visiting friends -cdmis^ftit to worship with us. and to commjUe with us. Services the psual hour next Sunday. The .public is invited to attend _?-? "7" . SPECIAL REVIVAL NEWS OF BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH'* J :i>.i Kev. E. A. Adaips.'^asfor. Our revival campaign .is meeting with marked success.? Di)? and Mrs. Jeltz^ our nationally kno.^fh evangelists aro meeting?witlv^iniilar success as - att a i ncd in - thetr- phm^aigtrr with. ..c v., m i i.mt?i he city-wide in efest manifested in,the increasing n:ghtly attendance is more than gratifying to the pa st-or-and-members ef; he church who have-COme to love FFi0.se special messengers x>f Christ: ecause of the high character of their hristian life and high standard of their, work. 0 " - The following special syrviees- will jbe conducted' hy Dr. Jeltz during the t wo?fr from OlTntHh tu lfTli indusivi'.'j iMa<!^jVIoel^4^Men Only -at the Xhirft;!?, 3 p. m.' Special meeting f-*rr iligh School students at church. Monday Oct. 11th 8 p. m. And?Prrr?Grade School children?onTuesday Oct. 12th, 8 ^p. m. W.ednesday night-the .13th will be known as Sumter Night,"- at which time,, the pastor of Mt. Pisgali A. M. E. church Sftjntci^ S. C. Dr. U. S. Ricfr. will be present-' n lin-pm?delegation from his city inducting* tne choir of -hts?church?which wttl furnish the Iflusic of the -occasion. Thursday; night Oct. 11th, will, be ?,'^V11qo IJnj- . fersity "Night," -af whlch^time^?the student body headed- by President ^ims and Depn Thompson will be-present and conduct the preliminary., .arvie-os before T)r, Jeltz preaches^? On? Friday?morning, Oetpber the 15th, from 8:30 to?lli30 -a.-nv., Dr. Vt.y. will conduct an- old?fashioned-'Pentienstnl ItTpotincr" aj. toY?!?,u ! ?!, -inndr&ds t>f christian?people, regardless of church denomination will assemble for prayer arid active christian service. The evangelist requests' that all who attend this meeting shall fast on this morning?not eating, breakfast until after the meeting is concluded. Dr. Jeltz will spoak to Women Onv?Sunday afternoon Oct. 17th, cand will deliver his farewell" message to Columbia - that night. ComeJojill these .services. A warm weleonie^wo* v A.-AilAMSf Pastor, ? ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES . - +* V ' 'if' Sunday waa~ a great day at St. dames.-- Services?throughout the entire dciy were carried out fn unique order, |5unday school was opened at ' lO-a^ock by the Superintendent. The lesson was well taught and explained; j the subject creating great interest' throughout the entire Sunday school.1 For morning- service, the pastor , preached from Romans v., 12:1-35: beseech, iou, therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present cEptnhtc Tint* <iort. wMf h Is yspnable ^service, and be ye not conformed to this world but be ye transformed. (by. the renewing- of your mind, that ye may prove wfrat thflt g '1, "V ?|ccapt?blor-?*n<t ro^ feet will of God." Subject: "A Trent formed Life." Rev. Washington was "toe pai at his bm Sunday morhlhg.?He endeavored to impart to. ns the word of Ciod, which, caused our hearts to burn within while he reasoned with us. After which .the sacramental table was spread and the christians assembled, around the holy altar to partake of the sacrament in remembrance of our. dear Savior who shed his blood for us. """Many were present to- wjtness. a7* oplendjd aessiun of the League. The subject, "Education," having been Miss Estelle Janerette ar\d the, president made some very helpful remarks. ?Evening?servirps hptrnri at 8 o'clock. Agarnthe pastor preached an impressive and edifying sermon. For a short while our attention was called -to Rev. .6:17.5 "Ppr the great day.of hfs'^rath is come; "arid who shall P6' able to stand?" Subject: "(ireat Days?in History Past,_ Present and Future." ' j JNext sJndaV~Bromises to-hp n red P. Waller and his memberk from Trin ity C. M, E. church will come over to, help us., , Suhday evening . Professor j -li. Martyn JJow, Professor of Science in Allen University will preach for usi The public is cordially invited to hear J. M. Lemon, Reporter. BETHEt A. M.^E. GHURCH ? NOTES?" Members and friends of the Sunday school were out in large numbers Sunday to study and. discuss the interesting topic on "Israel Journeying Toward the Promised Land."?Interesting because it-gives such plans and essential preparations that we should endeavor to outline in our life's journey that the journey may be-direct" and the end complete success. ? After the study of the. lesson and review by Prof. Hawkins the Supt., f the Evangelist, to the Sunday school , whol spoke encouragingly op the Sun-! day school and of the service she-is' willing arid, endeavoring to render to humanity lor the salvatiqn ol souls. At 11 fl *V? Hv Ailom.. ~ A ^U?MIX )iA cacutcu I Dr. Jeltz, the Evangelist, who after conducting ' a short song service,! which added ^much spiritual-fervor to^ the lull auditorium of eager listeners' preached :a wonderful sermon from the! subject: "The Call to Arms." ?Aq<i?rt??d: .purpose of this ctyn paign-Ig- that of warfare, to^ light a' battle against sin in Bethel church and Columbia." The sermon was powerful, instructive and convincing. At the .conclusion the Evangelist came down and extended the inv'ita* | ti^^sb^^ers^n^cam^forwardtoj the altar. Pour of them them at lliu dives, for which we give thanks toGod. V ? i The. Hply Communion was administered at this ttage of the seryjre, conductid by the Evangelist. The league resulted in great good as to the welfare of this branch of j the church?with the absence of the President and the literature, Mrs. ] Colling-conductBd a round "table talk"! of helpful suggestions made by those who respunded. ? At the evening service there were many who had assembled again to Hstim 't6 convinclhg appears e>r the Evangelist. The subject of his discourse wasi?''CUThe, Tarry, Go." This was another powerful appeal. which reached-pos&ibly-the-eonseiertce of every man and woman, boy and ' girl present. Indeed his sermons are irH-ftiH of whnlflgrtma inctrnrtinnr qriH j . illy worth your sacrifice to hear them The revival goes on this week and the next. The public is-cordially invited. to., come put, join in the songs or praise and be revived. Put your self in the way, it .is fully- worth the while, it may prove a blessing to you that would otherwise never Come your way. . - . *71 JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. Z. CHURCH NOTES ^ Morning services began at 11 a. m.,1 Tfe nre a St. Matthew 11:29-30, which~reads~'as~| follows: "Come unto me, alb ye that labour and are heavy laden, and 1j wilTTglvq you~ rest. Take mv yoke upon yotiplfhd learn of mej for I anTTheet and lowly in heart, and ye shall find rest unto your souls." , ^ 'Sunday-school was good and "the lesson on Israel Journeying Toward Canaan, "Numbers 10:11-13; 29^-36. : All scholars and-teachers1 discussed^ the lesson with much interest. t Varick Christian Endeavor began at 6:30 with this, live topic for dis- j cussion: "Books Worth .while."?Josh^l W. H. & F. Missionary Society met| with ft lafg'e ultehdance and a gqofl' mapting ?7?4 Niohi aoruinn it thn U l 0 ?.? T.w ?w v**o uouai HUUV , wfith a large au(Jienc& to hear this i text: Heb. 6:11, subject: '^Christian I PwfuclibyiA - CoavietkHv conversion,' faith, sanctification, endurance to the end, death and glorification was / dis LMCTTO LEADER Cussed under "this head^ ' -.-Our revival begins tile 3ft Sumlny inst. Dr.- j, F. Hunter, of Chester, t S. C., wtll conduct It. T5r.Tfurtte?~l3 ' a great pfeacher. ^r On the 3rd ^Sunday which is the. I7lh at 'S:30 p m., our pastor will preach to the Railroad men from this - nhject: "Capital and Labor."" All railroad men, ihechanics and the like ; aro invited to be present. I The Beantv /<!ohtost wau > with * a total of $28,35. /"P Rev. A'. E. Lomax, Pastor j - _j(.tliss) Lillian L'. - Williams, R'p'm? TIIE QUEENff CONTEST OR DENOMINATIONAL COOPERATION. : On .Monday evening Sept. 27th, one of the must beautiful affairs ever staged rri Columbia wtts?prese.ntext to. _ the public, it was called the Queens' Contest^ buT IrT actuality it was the [ working?together ol all the denomi-i; nations of this city for one common cause. It was fostered by Mr. J- W. ' -Bri?nsoivr d?e of .the leading merchant^ tailors, of Columbia and an bfllcerjinfl1'1 worker of Sidney Park C. M. E. : .churcK." - , ? The churches" wha-h took part in the-contest re presentetLff Country, and each country \vas represented with ' a queen and a lord, mhids, flower grls nad leadng ushers, and a page. ' Jones . Chapel A. M. E. Z. church J represented Holland, its 'queen was r"Miss Lillian Willihnfs, the. Lord. Mr> "f Mae Pearce. First: Calvary Baptist;* ahiireh, Belgium: Queen Mrs. Ella ^-LongyJjord Mr, John Robinson, Page' Miss E. Brgiht. Wesley M. E. church ; $ Austria: Queen Miss D. G. Johnson, Lord, Dr. L. M. Daniels, Page Miss 1 Daisy *Beir Pearce. Second'Calvary ' Baptist church, Italy: Quoin Miss Josephine White, ' Lord, Mr.'~jr"W. ,2 Goodwjn,_Page Miss EpaneheJLfrant. y t.' Luke Episcopal church, Spain: Queen Mis's Elizabeth Lewis, Lord ?1 r. H. T. Marshall.?Zion Baptist E church, Norway: Queen Mrs. Florence J own, Lord, Mr. Thomas Dargan, I Page Miss Jenny Mae Perry. Sid-?! ney Park C. M. E. church, Denmark: ! Queen , Mrs. Jessie Legge, Lord, Dr. i. N.-A.-Jenkins, Page Miss Ruth Wallace. ! ? On the throne sat lving Tut Ankh-r 4he?Queen ol Slioba; Mr. W.' N. Roseborough and -Mrs. M. L. f King; The Queen "accepted the gifts. I and the King thanked-each Queen and f her'workers for their gifts. * *?~ | Pvpppding ihe Queens' Contest a~ piusical program was had, this pro gram consisted-af-thc-fallowing numbers: America?siing by the irudh cnce.?'Invocation Dr. I). II. SimV, of ^ Misvj Daisy R o a c h. Selection i -TTTTe nFTm^rs^quaitet. Violin solo j Mis^ C. 8., Singleton.? Reacting Miss"^ A. A._ Nelro.m- Solo Mr: J. B. Wash*!. "MngroTT; Vocal "Solo" ~M fs B^and" Smith. Selection Allen_ university . quarjtct. i 1 1 l! 1?' _ ' , ; ^ The entire?proe him nnrt contest was an-.educatiotifal feast, for each ^ representative of each country gave. ^ a short history of its' country. The total amount raised was $246.-30. Three prize;-. were offered: the? first prize went to Zion Baptist church sycund to Swuml C'alwtry Baptif-l ^ church7 thirdto Fffrst^kifvary Bap- ^ tist church, yet all 'the'churches did f exceedingly wejl. liie prizes were ^ preseiited by- Rev. Brown; of St.: Luke, Mrs. Wsfcorrof Second Calvary and l)i\. Sims of "Allen University. ~We congiatulate Mr. J; W. Bi'UH- ~ son for thus bringing together the different denominations yet we have a two critit'ii inn, to offer!?Kir.it, n pic?* turc of_the "stage and those who par- |j ticipated in the 'affair should have been made, and the second is, stop offering- prizes for religious work. J.._- , i \ SOUTHEUN RAILWAY ; : SYSTEM. Arrive No. Between No. Depart 4\ 9:50 a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 10:00 a 1 4:52 p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 5:00 p 1:30 p 27 Gteirleston-"Cin. 27 ?l:45p 4:45 p'28 Cin.-Charleston 23 4:5.r>p 10:15 pi 10 Cplumbio-Cin. 0 6:55n ^ J.U :30 p.2U-l_alumt>ia-Aug,-iy ^;00-? ' E 10:00 a 8 Columbia-Aug. 7 5:45 p 1' 1:40 p 14 Columl>ia-Sav. 13 10:20 a 9e30 p 23 Columbia-Char. 24 5:40a 9:45 u 13 Culuinbia-Cliat. 14?g:20p? 10:25 p 11 Columbia-Chas. 12 5:10 a o:?v a 10 ^oiummu-t^nas. iu a 1:45'p-~2 CoIumBia^Sp'b'rg 1 4 :""p 10:20 p 1G Columbia-Green. 15 6:30a 10:55.a 18 Columbia-Sen'ca'17 6:15p R-^np 1*13 *rn)n-Char. 114 6:25 a f< -*-Via~pantden-ftitd Rock Hill. ^ City ticket office, 1307 Main Street Telephone (1350 COLUMBIA, s,-c.686* J?HPNE___ 6866 ft ^ Furniture Repairing and . Mattress Renovating. W. S. TREZEVANT ^ . > Ui| 1019 Harden St.', " Columbia, S. <<\ 1 taMHuaUiia V X'. ST.-nncrrs EI-I,MURAL ciiuitcja Kfv.. ThnriUb l>. Hfuw ii, Kectoc-- Hampton Ave. Bet. - Park &. Lityoln Tlie Church Home iorsStrangers and -?-r " VinitorH ??rCome and. Worship With us. SERVICES" AND MEETINGS Sundaj'-aj 8:00 A. RI. . -_ -r EarIy Co)nmuni-on 11:15 A. M. 'Morning Servicb,ScrtTiun I(Autit-Communion on 1st .Sundaya) 4.0^ KM. - ChurgH SeBaSE 8:00 P. M. ,Even Song, Address " " . Tuesday a . ;?.?.?? > ^ , . Wednesdays 4:00 K M,- . Ea^cs Guild, C>iid) *i LL.'j-'i j f'-wg? ".".:???i uin; hch TTTTf k< 7rm; v BK1HEL A. M. I!. < lit !<( 11 Corner Sumter mid j ay lor. Sts.^ ^ev Et ,~Aj Adams. Pastor.., - SERVICES': " Sunday SehoSi" . : \ 10;T>0 A. Vlornin^Seryice 11; 1 r> M C. K. League . ' '' -'L'-N'_ tfogaing^ergt&r . ...iijcTp. M_ SIDNEY PARK C. 31. E. CHl'UCU ?uuui__ij|?Kefc {{landing -Street ? HeC1. W. Vr. Enrm'er, Pastor. ~ SERVICES: Sunday School . 10:30 A. 31 VlqrijinK Suti ice = LUIUX-A. I\J-. Spworth',J.c??kuc' . 5:.iuT. 31 Evening Service 7:30 P. M. :JONES (L 11A I'LL A. M. E. ZION mmiL > Jorner" Sumter and HlossoiTC'Slreet.Rcv. A. E. Lumax. Pastor. - seichcesT doming_Service . .. IAtOQ A..' M. Sunday-School ^ xi ,'".XJ."J2. Society (j:^6 1'. HZ 2veiun^Service i 8:01) P. Ind. CALVARY BAP1IS1 CI1LRCII - 1500 Block Blftt Strtet ? Rev. Charles H. Brown, Pastor SERVICES: Sunday School 7 : 10.uo A. .M 1 doming Service _ 11:15 A. M L V. P. U. . : . 0:00 P. ;,i Cvening Service 7:30 P M st. c'ALVAJtY baptist r in nni Richland Street REV. II. VV. LONC. Pastor. J : .SERVICES; hin.lny School ' I io no a m doming Service j 1:30 a. m? IVY. P. U. : .. .6.00 P-.-MEvening Service *" 8:0t^/p. M WJJSI.EY M. E^tlTTWIT Corner (ieriurs^afnl H.'tl liuell S1V"" Kev. N. SrSmith, Pastor. < ; SBKVICKS: " Sunday School .. lu:30 A. M doming Service "^TIToO A. "51. aatfuar .... , ... p ,M ??enitfo Service , r 7;3u p. M - /ION BAPTIST ( HI I1CH. " lh'% J. C. Whit?| Pastor. ^ >^SKRVJCKS: . hmttrrSTSchool __ : 10:00 A. M. doming Service 11:30 A. M I. Y. P. U.. j .. _ 6:0.0 P. M. Evening Sefvice~: P. M Rev. E. A. Moss, Pastor Inr.ilay. Si'lx.inl Hi;'jo A, Mi Toming Service -i_ 11:30 t. Y. P. U. - 5.00 P. ."Si Ivenlnff Service?-?;. 7:3ir p. AI st. John .."Baptist culkcii Booker 'Washington Heigh18 Uey.-L.-G. Jeitkiits^-Paalor. v . lUiuiay School 10:30 A. "51. louring Smvico?ll^oJ A. 51. !. 1'. U. -r- _. A- Oi:oo P. M. Ac'iiing Stfl'vicw Il~.~ ,7:30 p. Mr M r. ofTvp Baptist "irrtrTrr.ii 1011. Pendleton Street _ THE aURUi. or GOD FIFTH BAPTIST ClH ltCH . Rev. E>- T. Hampton, Paetor T05 Marion St reet Joining Service. _y 11:80 Ivening Service - ^ r kkrvicesi ===: uriilay Srhnnl. , ; j0 l*RL reaching 8:00 P. M 2130 Sumter Street Rev, 1). LLPastor. Ml. OGIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1915 Laurel Street R1>V W. (i. GUN I LR, Prfstor. ! Ivindnx jSehoul 11:00 A. R1 lorning Service 12:00 Mr ANJiOCH BAPTIST CHURCH llflv. 1. C. CRUMPTON. Pastor SERVICES: .inA.y Sflionl- 10;00 A. M. t'.fnifiL' .Si'ivice -11 A, AL, I: Y-.P. th ~ (IHiU K M. EMPUK ,Z JON BAPT. CHURCH jcrogewood !urtd?y School - - - 11 AO lorninK Sorvice ?ym%'.. .it>, ^ ; WT~~ ~r^7 ~ ~~" :r~~r rlyfe . -L^ta.'-'n-- -1 * 1 "'J11 M. ffuunday, ^Vom>ai- ~ . 8:00 P. At .^-Prayer Swrvice and Con firmatiun Lectures ... J hirrsdays ^ ~ 7:00 P. M.?Chui'ch School Faculty Meeting . .. '?Fridays ... ' ' ? 1 -i-LLUU Midday?Prayers and Special 4??----- .'.Iiiterce.s.sions i _ ; C-:;U P.. "M.?Yowi|g-4teopta.-..'SaEidca.... ' ' 'i i h. Correspondence K_ ST- Roberta, ' ,t. . Pi 17 \Va> ve. Street " ??? vm\ n i'l' i is i r in fa if I hivnt Street 1 - . - Kev. '1'. Ifaykin', P -*> or. ? - . -SjrKViC'iSS:' ? -r Sunday 7mJ1hm,iF 11; ;"0A. M. Morning-Service .:.L .w','iu- A" M . ' ' H v- f'- !' " " P.- u P. M. ..I r-n i'iilug Service : .?>" jjt)' f' "r "7" I M l iIj 1 IPKM?ttArHlSl (JUPRCB r?f l;J ?n SpSt > S. II. Smith, l'u*\.jr : Si ;|{ V ICIiS j 7? .SWJRUI^ SduM. .. 10:CO,A. M .Service ..... ' i 30 A. M. B. V. I'. 0. ,].00 P. M -KvemHy I'm nice :i 8:00 P. It ?" Itev. It. .M. My era. .I'?rtfltt ' ,. Sunday School l'1 '10 A. M ' Womlrt^ Service ?. : 11.30 A M 5 v. I' U. ?:uo P. M Evening Service 8:00 P. If. ] M A( KDO.VI A . BAPTIST ClILKCH m' Rev. It. M. Myers, Pastor. Sunday Schcol 10:30 M Afterno'in Service 2 no K 14 ti V P II ? ? ? - _ _ tj.UU 'Evening Service. .... ftrnn p M ?CHA PPBl'.trE STATION A. M. B. . , CHURCH. ' | Corner Senate and Pine Streets. * f?~ li;*- U- (r. Hmrmanf Pastor": " .. . 1.' IJ L_ . JI.KT Iv Jungf vM.#rning Syt viffl ' ?1U3V- A.-M. Sunday School 3;00 P;' M. AU& K: ^'-ague 5:0Q-IVM. Kvwning Service 7:30 P. ?: JONL3 rAULIUVALLlU ' ~ K*v. B. ti. Cray hart, i'astor. ? SKKVICEST" ' ' . " i Su 11day- Sehool _ .10*00 to Afternoon Set v'[cm'~_' 8:00 R M. B- Y. P. U. , fi:0Q P. M. ? Uvening Service jj;00 P l* 7 l.ADSUN PRESBYTERIAN LEV. I). T. MURRY, Pastor. * ? SLUUUESt - MdVnihg Service 11:15 A. M. SuihIU} :.nhuol <t;00 P. M. Christ iaji Emieavor .. -5:00 P. 14. SALTERS' MEMORIAL A. M. E. CHURCH Washington' St., between Oak & Pine " Kov.' A. Ci BROGDON, Pastor ~~ ^l"rniiig Krnnnft ? A M.? ? Srhrol * ?' {Q P. M.?, - .m?Evening Sermon 8:30 P. M. ST.. J AMES A. M. E. CHURCH . 415_ Henderson Street Uev. J. 1\ Washing tun, Pastor. - ' _ .SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Service ._ * 11:15 A. M. A. C. E. League . _(J:30 P. M. * Evening Service 7:30 P. M. EMANUEL A. M'. K CHURCH Kendlaltow u. Uev. JULIUS IIOLMAN. Pastor. sf.UV ir.v^L. Sunday SehooiV 1(1:00 A. M. ~J ^erninj? Service 11:30 A. M. " 1 A. C. K..League 6:00 P. M. , ravening Service Jl^-1 8:00 P. M. >. '* - TRINITY BAPTIST CHl'RCH 1609 Harden Street, V ft*v. R C~ STOYTTR, Pastor: ' J ^ Sunday School 10:(lJ) A. M? .MofnintT-Scrvtefe __ . 11:30 A. M. n.Y. P. XT. 6!.W P. M. Evening r&ervieo - - -dl. - 8:00 P. M." T. Key. J. II. Green, Pastor.. Rev.. W. H. Reynolds, Asst. Pastor. Sunday School : 9:30 A. M, Morning Service- 11:30 A. M. Evening Service'_ ?7:80 A. M. ?nH j>i nights 7:30 P. M. Evening Service 7:80 P. M.