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- Saturday^ Ncvemlmr |^i iflpfi_<?CH^adca3oo.?oooooorM->>-,^.-t^A.^, "~T" Church Hews ~ "g BY OR.J. BCTnEL.A.^r E. CUURCII . NOTES iWe are very thankful,to C.od hav. in good will and peace with tv.gpirit to continue the good - work?of-mrr leadership of-.our new pn^nr; whom ?-?everybody jic,iii> 1\j liku.'miJ. admire.' In the Sunday school ~studv Sunday ?;?had a bcuuliluL Ic.-.mmi uu how Jimhn'u took th~e~City of Jericho'.' After the usual routine of class ..study, Supt. Young'called on Profv II. B. Thump son to introduce Dr. J. E. Beard. to the school. Dr. Beard "spoke freely and t>firn'T>f'ndably of .the wm k (gun ~ era!) of the Sunday school* expressing - - a-desire-ttf-see-'greater mimhor* com. inte the Sunday school. At 117l5 a. m.; Dr. J. E. Beard as : ?-sisted?by?Detw?ThonipsOTT a^CCPded the rostrum and proceeded with the ordeT pf service, selecting-a<i-? text Romans 1.15.. "3ut as much as ip-m< is, I am ready to preach the Gospc. ? *^***<*? MIWVHIij iUt t>YU weeks. The public is invited to come out with us, and to hear Rev. Lang fordr^ g.~ . / | fa*f J Q >1- ? Sunday was a high day wrtH us 9>. from every point of view, ltev-Wash ington returned from the Conference ?full of- inspiration and vigor, The peo pie of this. Community as a whole, "and St. James in particular are high ly elflted over -thig energetic young churchman's icturg for the tliiul term as pastor of thtT above named church ence of the people; not only of St. James but of j,he entire community. Strictly at 10 o'clock Sunday morn_ i ins he appeared on the scene, ready to ^t6gin- the days work. The Super iutendent of the SundaySchool bp ing a little late, the "pastor opened ther to. Al, uaTr/ The lessens were" taught by tha Ttflteh^vs^ftcr- which the pA^Ttor cornlflCUjii, IIkj review^ Strictly at 11:30 Divine Sofvices be fcanTTKe pastor seemed 'to bisecting ~? lU yuu'lhal me uLUome also?'" SulT"5 ject?Ready for "Service. Asserted; ... "Inability to do. or to know-is no. ex. cuse if you have hud a chance or the uiJjKU'timlty to improve your cori~ ditiona. "When (hid culls d-mairT^ ^preach, He calls at the same time tc PrPpare._ The fir.catcait_ .%vu)r.J -tovdayin the world is service, some say moth er,?tjut who xinr tTitnk ol" mother without thinking -of the word eTVice. No excuse can be given, if you are .J>oor, seiivjetvt?.yuu.are. iir want- serve-., under knv circnin t.-iiicps servo,?ii i more-ijlessed to-ftive-thtvn-^tr The-aymi^n icM-i inii <u ?-hnin:?i>w. last ruction Jimling. ito way intt> the. hearts and minds of many who free lygave vent to the truths, i Thfe A. C._E. TiPa^ne had a splendid session Sunday, and quite a nice au dience. The topic Tor discussion was conducted in quite an interesting. . manner by Mrs. Edtra- Alston, 1 think the young folks would like to have her make a visit- soon again with similar outlines n'f service. - jU 8 p,t ni.,"~ITi"es. aim.-, Allot,' University was present ami qKmstmY mill" read iTjg^ Scripture .'lesson. Dr. .'* Ueard preached again ffom..tjh^'dJ-tl: Psalms 13th- veri&cf "I had fainted unless I Had lived to s<?o t'Tm-gnoiinos^. of the ;JLprd -in tl\e land of "the liv ing."; Subjectr^TJve Worth of''ilope in Life<?- Many beautiful and helpful illustratons were cited showing hope the "all important" thing in the life of an individual??Already;?H Wit.-' saia nis sermons- grow better ana better;?True enough?--; Come to the services Sunday. Attend the grayer service and see h you are not made to feel better. You are cordially invitqd to join _us in -? . the service and the praise at any --time. Members are urged so to do. You are welcome. * SIDNEY I'AltK .CilUKCll NEWS fiimday-Rch:uili npon^V ni- 111it usual hour, with the Sitpt. presiding. The classes and choir, lacked, a few momborii being"" TiIK'tlT TlTo fcssoi" was well tangt by the teachers and fully dih'cussed by the members. The (Sunday school is the?seed frour which we must get our future rcli gious workers, therefore the parent.-' should sec that the young ones are brought up and trained in the Sun day school. ? ?; A very interest inn- mul pu :ng session was held Sunday morning at TTtsHK Elder Golphin delivered the" sormon for the day. Sunday -being -the first Sunday, it "gave the Chris ^tian members a chance to partake of the blood of Christ, and the -bread of life. ? Night _servicea were -carried out in the usual Way. ~ j^angford, Evangelistic .Sec_ retary of the C. M. E. Church is con ^vv^>ocroooocoi^?^ooco5onoof Of Columbial G.- WHITE ' "..' 1 : : : * : :' >. .. .,^rin^^^^^rrrr'TT" 'i""nvi in ueh I ike 4)imfceg, ascended "the tos tru.-n and clectiil'ied the^ sutngflce on ttTe Subject: *'THe More Abundant Life." Text St. John 10:10. The coir. gresntron -was graced -with the pres ' ncrvof Dr. ,G. K. Lyles, P. E., of the ?>.u\vbefry District. Dr. Lyles made .." plimontary roimnks relative tu the v. ok ih-at is being done at St. James. ilo raid liiyrh tribute tp Rev. Wash-^ .un.u;.n aw a coneientious andean en. o[;ivVic_ young man. He said that he (Dr. Lyles)_--pastorcdj St. .James church" forty- yeafrs agd. Dr; Lyles. .looked over tha audience to see tvho was present that wag a member of Gl.Junius' WllOn he .pastored her for fcyycars ago, and found only one per _i^u5?.JDlr. Lyles assisted -the pastor in the Holy Communion services. A. C. E. League was opened 0:30, "The^ubJecLTpr discussion was "How to make war.-against war." - Much light-^was thrown on~tfte~ subiect bv i ihe pastor. Divine services began at 7:30 o'clock. Brother R- S. Riissoll v'On^uctQd the prayer meeting, which was v<^ry fervent. , . At 8 o'clock the pastor preacher! another -powerful sermon pp the snh ject "Witncsg in Heaven, and witness Jli_Ual Uh 4"doTTrr^TS_9-VeTses7 the collection for the day was gratis tying,- -Jivcrybody seemed -to be in good spirit. Rev. Washington is a r.an wtth a message. Come and hear, him. JESSIE MAE LEMON, Reporter ?' ' " Z ' EMANUEL A. M. Jbk CKURCir^ - NOTES " . l lungs TScgan moving smoothly w ith our church for the new Conference ytear. The pastof, Rev. Julius ilolman announced in class meeting >lUttiday_?iglit?that, th^-makes the -Tghth service that we have had since i.e conference, and each was alive and jeuutiful.j A line spirit prevails. The tev^E. Af'^dams the newly appoint, j J Presidin took our member- ! hip n'? ' 11 rpf i. ? 0Un^.y?u|ipuil In hiV^ L?ve Funhl Prlddft mig|ht. The' ct'iiil.er.-i tVere" glad to see lnjn and eel that he will do well With the His ~ rict. He is a man of good, judgement and the witv humor and logic of h*s ?puuch was much enjoyed. The pas or - preached ^Sunday a. m., from Psalms 8'fl 5, and Sunday evening from the 27th Psalm. While he feels numble as a. minister, he was show, ored with manv_congx-atulation<?forhi3 sermon Sunday and especially for the one Sunday night. ^ ZLON BAPTIST CIPDRCll NEWS Our S. S. was good last Sunday v I ion -Su p erii i tendent. Dargan called, he school and teachers together touuly the lesson. A. few of the teachers and classes did not report but the |-majority of the classes did.. Music" 'beautiful. Mrs. Alma Hopkins pre _L''Qd iLL-ilic.-Eiano,. and the children "rhtrir sang. ?51 r "T'v~ Dr. John II. Goodwin our Superin. "*i"'ii7t?nTr?trrrs?5?rmnrrTTrr^ U AlVblG 1?IT3, IJUw was T I- > 1_ here in time to give one ol hiM clo jm lit talks (to the young people. J- Dr. White ascended "the rostrum at he usual preaching hour and hot. .vh In landing he was comp.aimrig of ^ 'fverc cold, did preach a great; _ser_ jai'/n from llosen 11. Subject: "Love's a-t CryJl Tlicre i3 a gruat-ruvival i u. on ?t Zion hy-fe-^r AV. Coleman, of Chester, }>. C. Dr. Coleman- is certainly doing some real" sure enough preachihg, - j ' All Columbia who has heard this noted divine says that as a revivalist lie has the belt. His sermons are just wonderful. *. Preaching at- Zion. Pilgrim in the afternoon at three o'clock. Before Dr. I White left for -Arthurtown' he: preached the funeral of sister Belle Allen, one-of our honoretP"member^, who died after a short illness. A large congregation was out at Arthurtown- to hear the ? pastor. $33.00 was raised. i .. At 7:30 P. M., Zion was crowded and Dr. White finished on his mornwj ing discourse. Three caftle forward. Tor baptsfm. Licentiate T. H. Hughes made a burning talk following the pastor's sermon. Hughes is destined to make a spiritual in our church? JjM v>nfi h him. ?? j The funferal of sister Thomasina Turkvann?Nelson was held. aF~ Zion last Tuesday. A host of sorrow__ died in Washington D. C., and was brought home Sunday. Thomasina -was a young woman brought up in Zion. and was of a sweet and affable. disposition. 1 ) son, another one of our youn& mero-H horn wan held Thursday. Susie was a mam bar devoted to duty. She was a pubic school teacher artd a member of the church who responded to every cad, that was "Within her power It Our Revival is in full blast for this "TT THE PAT,M1 -7? ? - .! Avrok with Revr-Jr W^~ T)hrrrraTTtcading k the host of God. Dr. Coleman will open fire on the camp of sin in. Ar~ thurtown next Monday night. - ST. LUKE EPISCOPAL CJIUROH | The Third Annual Council* eL-Gtd-r . pi'tul?Churchmtm?of?the?Diocca^.gjj Upper South Carolina and the session of the Wonwn'a Auxiliary of-the-Pro tost ant Episcopal church was held, at St. Luke's Episcopal church, Novem her 2nd and 3rd. The Rt. Rev. !? J-CL -ElalaydXD., -Bishop the--Dhrcu.'.ej ukslsttul by tht. lit. lievj lh H. niig Vetlti'ahie B. Ejjjott, "Ttrch deacon, the Rev. Father Thar mas D. Brown end the Rev. Father St: Julhtn A. Simpkins. Sir.- II. T. Marshall made the wel. come address in behalf of St. -Luke purish.?Dr. I). 11.?klms, President of Allen University made the wel come address in heh^lf of the of CottnfihTaT^Bicrth addresses ~ were' very fine indeed. The Yen. J. B. Elw' liqtt made -the response.- - Profesg*W: J. E. Blanton, Principal ^vf Vo'orhecs .hlormaLand Industrial S.chool, Den "nrark, addressed the Council in behalf of the Voorhees chool. All of.Jtlic uunyesses were thoroughly interest4 ing and full ol good and encouraging [ \vor4sv. ' . . _ "Tlfe ^evoCrons yere , .interspersed with bgayitiful hymns. aThe.Uev. Mr. Mifrftail addressed t he^w-rd^tn-hrdTn If" of Missions Which was'well received. The ck)sing. remarjvs. ol .this.-fhxt session were made by the. Bishop of the IjT00GI)e.^ _ a . ?; r* The Wednesday morning service wag begun by Corporate Comniuhioh n.f the .Coungil, Celebrant, Bishop of tl}e. Diocese Ussiste:} by the rector of tho Paj4shr?Air re ports from all of Jher: churches- uqtc made?After the" Bishop made his annualaddrpgs. The Woman's Auxiliary made, a grand ?e, port which was one of the outstand jug features of the (jonm-il, The re ports of the Blue . Box Custodian and the Treasurer of the Auxiliary were especially pleasing.The evening ,p?o^am of the Wq.? man's Auxiliary wpfch was. rendered in a masterly way was full-of inter est from, beginning to end. It was begun with e^frfting devotions^. _.Mrs, Ivliza James, i res-dent- r,f the' Anv iliary of St. Lirkeh Parish made the I ue.eome address in behalf of her. Branch. .*' Mrs. S. ET Martin of St. Simon, of ! Peak, S. C., made the response. Both ladies acquitted themselve^ well. Mrs. E. S. Johnson, President of the Auxil i iary of the Diocese made her atfnuul ; address which showed romarkable achievements of?Auxiliary for the~ Lyear. Mrs. EtjTel Martin, U. T. O. n,lUn' ' r? i.- ? vr? j vuoiuuiau, iMia, ix. *?l L o. J.- E. Ilart, President of the white , Auxiliary, aJL made stirring-speeches which were ifidee'J captivating. The l^xey. Louis N. Taylor^ President of r Diocesan Social Service Department raddressed the Council with satisfac tion. The closing addresT~was made '-by ?lhe ftew Father H. R.? Moore, chanhtin of Vnn-rhnYvg ?Jie, All who attended the' Council went | way they were entertained. The . t'nv Th^s P. Bi'dwhr'\VhO Atortccrfk faithfully for tho entertainment of ^St. .Luke's church who assisfecL.him may rest assured that everybody was thoroughly pleased. JONES CHAPEL A. M; E. Z. CHURCH NOTES - _ Sunday was an unusual high day" At 11:00 o'clock A. M.f the pastor chose as a text Galatians 6 7'What -soever a man sowethr that shall ^ie also reap." He erpphasizoil the vari . e'.y ol' seeds "that are n to the flesh, viz: back biting, selfishness, the seed of discord. He said they will come up in our own yard. He emphatically urge that we sow to the "spirit that we may reap life eternal. The sermon was spiritual, logical and admonishing. I The Seventh Day (On Henderson Steeet, B< 1*1 We hereby 'extend tl yot> to wors f ; ?-zz_ ^Wednesday >y BIBLE CL ASS-Nothing like it 4 ' ETZTrTTTT*" A l*? 1 ni^ay /A 4? W.SPFR and PR, -Sabb S^ABBATH x ^ Preaching Ll_ t X" Home Mission Society y """"" Sunda _? Song Service X~ ?>r. Preaching._; .r.V-V. jtl Subject: "HE-SHEj f ._. SciencrLUaches that only t containing the iritaf food e+err rt. enter our dletaty. The same-^i selection of spiritual food.~"fl i alonei but by Every Word of | ? h r. MART ^TTQ T.FADER 1 Our S^undax. School was largely at j tended, and the leeson taugkt witl touch interest. At ^00 o'clock a latge audience ol - oolni'cd and?whrtu 1 were?Waiting "?tc ' witness the talent rally, nnder tin u? uur ..auniuj 1-Tf.McTent Mrs. F. G, Beivsoav who was intror r, .'need ljy the' paster. In a verypleas ~ing lhanner, Mrs. Leila Wren intra. |duced Mrs. M. 0. J. Krepp, (white), rsiie" talked to us aa a-mi&aionary- sent , by the Lord. She said the, good things .i.are -nufnerous that the Lord is doing 4W ;ih and puked the-fpaestioii, What JU'U_Wb uoing lor Jesus'! iMrs. Krepp was assisted, by her broihur.-X I. Kve'pp and others. . Ambunt raised |.-?7L.18. jt At 0:30 P. M'., the V. C. E. Society (banners werfc" waving high . Topic for discussion was against "waif. AH participants seeriied to-be deeply con. fernt'd. ~ : I.. At 8:00 o'clock P. M., the pastor choose - ns-n tnxt "fiive lintn tlin T n?l -th? pdory^ue^mrrand come into his courts." The text was divided under .three heads: " ' * ' " I find's glory. ' 2 Cntni' into His cmtrfs, 3 Offertory. .. s LLo ^aid we shotdd?praise the Lord and give Hiin honor. We want honor so doc:; God. 2nd,, Come to the house jut' the-4 ord.-3rdr-D<T not mme-with empty hands, but bring?soniuLliiiig that V(I11 vyill miss, It wao Q pcntedftSr "taf "shower. Total collected $109.45 Next Sunday November The 4th, -at 3:30, Rev. G. -ft. Brown -will Wench at which time the gleaners will re_ jtuiii..,. :v .. . You are cordially invited. ' 11EV.'A. E. LQMAxj Pastor ' * Rest-by" Tpst ___? ~~^WAVE-Q" An Ideal Hair Trajner for'Men and yVumeu Keeps the Hair in its place mid trains ILaii,- to lie straight. For Sale at I ? ! . Nelson's Barber Shop U??eilONi: fi !8t- 7 ' ? L, A* Hawkins' ?Real Estate Agency 4,Ilomes on Easy Terms" 1107'> Washington Street , "V rOM MIUA. S. C. SOtHTIIERN RAILWAY * SYSTEM. _ - ' . 4* ' nluinhiavS; ??effective SeptTl26.192G Arrrrt? N'o. Belweeff . No.' Depart 0:50 a 81 N. Y.-"Augusta 31 10:00 a 4:52 p 22 Augusta-N. Y. 32 6:00 p j 1:3lTp 27 Churlextoii-Cin. 27 1:45 p 4:45 p 23 Cin.-Charleston 23 4:jrop 10:15 in 10 Columbia-Cin. 0 G:55a ' 5.30 i7ljl Culu.iiIjiaJax'v'l 23 ll:(K)p 7+tr:tiO ir2u CulumbiuTAug. 19 30 & lo>(iO a 8 (.oifniilti.i-Aofr-lJ? : 5:45^ j> 1: C.Tnmihia-SavV" 13 10:10 a 9:30 p 23 Columbia-Char. 24 6:40iL 9.J3Q a 13 t oiumOia-Char. 11 CO.:25 p 11 Columbia-Chas. 12- 6:10 a o;'~u a 15 Coluinbia-Chas. Tg 2:20 a 1:45,1) " Qy^umbia-Sp'bVg 1 4:00p 10:20 j) 10 T^L?hibia?Lii;etin^-15- 0:30a 10:5ji u 18 Columbiu-^en'ea 17 C:15p f>:40 |? 113 _*Cola.-Char, il l . G;26'a "Via Cunttien and Buck Hill. ticket cdliu. 13t;< AI^lllj?s>i.rw?'. j 1 If; limn' MBit ' | COLUMBIA, S. C. 6366 " I'HONK 6366 Chair Caneing and Upholstering Furniture Repairing and MattreS? " Rettovatiiig. W. S. TUEZEVANT ! Ifll" Hnrrlo'h St , CnTitinKi*. S < :' Adven ^ etween Gervais and LadyX? j* ie invitation to you to .j' hip with us. , 7:30 P. M. ??^ | lft Columbia. (V r. >. >*u t Sanset jf AY PR MEETING t (Satur. a*) ? - % A. M. S I 1:30A . M. X Meeting,,.,^i,3;0Q P M. . $ y Nite f ? 7:30 ? 8 00 X > AND SHE HE8." , - he be*t 'And. wh olesome ^ *re'should be exercised in the X ilan shall not live by bread v ^Cod/C-Luke 4:4. f 4Wr^asfor,a ^WW^TTnTiTMinTr ... ,? _TT. m ?'rrzi-rr^rz.^.. - BETHEL f Corner Sunite^EmABM^uf Stir rT ~ Kev. E. A. a.stor. i sffrvik^ Tf ' : Sunday School ,f JjotfM) A. ! Morning Service JfHTfs A. .' -Auje.-E: Leiague " .X GTao'K I Evening Service -jffVlSalj, I'. ! ; SIDNEY PARK (' & C1U RC i 1 LOO ISIock *lllanf|P)f. Street r Rev. W. E. Farmer, Pastor. SKKVIUEgr' ."Sunday School j.0.50 A. B Mnrnimir ?i i mo a.' g worth tongue I', R livening Service 7:30 P. R JONES CHAPE'- a M ; . CHURCH. -4"i"wr BtiniU'i Hlid Blossom Street Rev. A. E. Loiuux, Pastor. , .. ^KK?vin,-.v. _ ^HnmiTrg"Service^ '11:00 A. IV Sunday School j 13:30" P R V. GmE, Society 0:301*7.5: Evening Service1; 8:00. P. R: 2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CIIURCl J - E*00 . Block?Btrfl Street -Rev; UiarJes II. Brown, Pastor SERVICES: !^H"liayrS.cb.oflLJ ?=10f00^r^! Morliing ^rvice 11 1 ft A B| ft-. * - - -6:00 P Evening-Service"..;.?p Rj 44?t. CAI.VAR V BAPTIST CfftRCl _ Richland Street ?? T_ REVi H. W. Past in.?? SERVICES: (Sunday School . .. 10:01) A. R' fRTorning Service ' T~ 11:30 aFr D XT n TT | t?. i. r. u. G.00 P. A Evening Service' ... R ah-UL-? ?r-? J" y ' __ m. k. cm hch? Corner Corvais itiu! Barnwell Sin. 1 U?r \^r-S. -Smith, Pastor, L^_ SERVICES: | Sunday School. 10:30 A.'A1 jAlorinng Service 11:30 A. A: League 6:30 P. A: j Evening Service ... _^---7:3otV^ I .. ?'?:? a . ZION II APT I ST CH CRCII ; Re*1.-J. C. While, Pastor. *? SRHVILIWt- - "T~ ' 'Sunday" Si'hcnt in-HH A j] ! H^'Y'"p. lJ.rViC0-. ^6:00 P. M Evening Service 7:00 P. M i ' NA7ARFTTT BAPTIST CiHJRCH ' _ Rev. E- A. -Moss,-Pastor; Sunday School . ____10i30 A. W rMonunjj_Service -__11 H?VrP. U. ... 6:00 P. 3 Evening Service 7:30 P. M ST. JOHN BAPTIST CUCUQU Booker Washington Heights i Uev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor. SERVICES: | Sunday School 10:30 A. A I Morning S^ vice M 1:30 A. A I b. i. P. U. Q;QU p. A ^ Evening Service 7;3U P. A M l lir.lVF. JU.PTiaT nqip^H 4014 Pendleton Street ? THE CHURCH OF GOD -? El 1'Mi HAI'TIUT ClU'ttCir? ~4Q5 Atarion Street .Morning Service 113 Evening Service 7:3 SERVICES: \ Sunday School _ ,.10:30 A. A II 'reacfffiig __ 1 __ 11 /M) A. A iB. .Y, P. U. 0:00 P. A j Prcaelting _ r*i -8TTTP _FTS 2130 Sumter Street Rev. D. G. Robinson, Pastor. MT. OI.IVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1915' Laurel Street REV. \V. G. G ENTER, Pastor. > Sunday School 11:00 A. A! i .Morning Service--ZZx~~ .12:00"At A N-TW) ?-BAPTIST Clli nrilRev. T. e. CUUMPTON.Pastor SERVICES: 'Al^renmg Service- ? rrr"11:30 "AT.~If B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M : Evening Service _c~ 7:00 P. M i ????? ? L : ? : ? ; t'EMPLE ZION BAPT. CHUHCI Ridgewood [Sunday School ll:8i Movtdng Service 7 12:8i , ''-venifnr Servire 7 *?n II li Wed. and Fri nights _7j30 P. M ST. LI KE S EPISCOPAL CHURCI I Da.. TV 7 TV A - T> m -C hc>. i mniuis is. uruwn, ivecior .Hampton Ave.-Bet. Park?&. I.inculi The Church Home ior Strangers am I i ' ViBitora ;?s? Come and Worship with us. i .SFRVIf.FS /T\H MFFTI&QS Sundays BtM Ay SI:".:. Early Coihmunini 11':15 A. M. Morning Service. Sermoi 'TWtth Communion on 1st Sundays) 4:00 P. M. _ ? Church Schoo 8:00 P. M. Even Song,. Addres Tuesdays Wednesdays 4:00 P. M, -ITT Ladtea Guild. (2nd *. t V. ? " ->-'?, - ?y 'hvr ? Y -_ I H 'U.^ HA I'TIST rill.'RCH" Divine Street A;~r" ? ^fL,^>' Kev. T- Mi iJw kin;-1'a star. " \ " '""'-' ' ' -U?-.? siuuvicicn: -f-?.'" - ;-. V ..;. ' "U Sunday" School A. M. ?HMarrnnR- Scme??rrT~~'Il :30 A VT 7;()Q p.,M,. ft- Zoning Serviea' J-ZiGti p. J ; ill " ~ "T' ~r ~ .u ". ; >. I] '{l:nit-i ii^M BAin ir.x I , ' Street , S. H Smith, |t,.lw 1 SlJKVICIiS: ! &m .Scl,o?| lo.oo A II 1 >ttTTnerViCe'-/' ':_Ji:30 A. M 1 I.,', ' L; -- 6:u0 P. M ^vecmitf Sacrum ^ZT *"tl ' 8.00 V. Ji|* " > \ " ..: 2nd -KAY.A KRTM BAPTIST Cll I'RCH? Ke^ K. 51. Myers. Pawtor. ~~~~ 1 , SERVICRSV. ^ Sunday School 10:30 A M r 11.^0 A M ^ '- venirifir Service. . , 8:00' P M ' t ? ?Rev~ i'riitor;~ a I SERVICES: : fe-^U"datv -School ICiW A. M j \.Lerrio<.? Sir ice - ij;0(i p. M ||- -Servi-rr?* ?^'V'S-OO, P M " a m k 1-j" dCilLRCH. - '- . I j Cmner .Senate and StreeU. -} L. I.. (i.Jlmv iiun^l'HMtftr-? ? E "SEKVin:^ *" Morning Service r. 11 30 A M - 'uiifduy School . , L P. M A. C. E. league , R. nn.il M ' I"*,"?.".* Service . .. .7:30 P. M. r . r - . ' JON lis TABERNa'CLE 1 . R*v D (' M ray hart, Paat.?r T* sEnxa-LS;?*" yL? Sunday'Sjchool in m. a w _ .Afternoon Service o.?n * " fi v p IT ' r" . *. ~ .iJ- ,r- V- fi-Oft p M,- ? -^^t*T?ng-service^" , . _... &.o(Fp y-~ F7ADSON PitESByTEli 1 AN U REV. D. T. M1.TRRY, Pastor. _ SERVICES: ' .. .- - Morning Service ; 1. 11;15'.A. M ' ";.^uda^ "4:00 F." M ~ * | christian Endeavor .1 6:00 P M v SAI 1'PWC' vto\f/-itn i t . .. ??lt,mvulaL) A M ^ ; -?CHURCH Washington St., between.Oak .& Pine -Jkiv.-A. C. BROCJftON, Pastor j ^lQrnine Sermon?--? _ _ _ 1 11:15 A. M. 1 Sunday SchooF ? 3:30 P. M. L JEyeiiing Sermon p_ ST. JAM PS A. ,M. E; CHI: Hf H Henderson Si reet L. "ev- J- P. Was bin i'tort, l?n^(Bf . . SERVICES: "T . >l|nn-ay__grhnr)| ? _^_K).0Q A. M ?r* ? ;s"rvioo~ -IP 15 'A. M?^ ? o v l. i?. League .'.__6:3o p; m 0 evening Service 7:30 P m' 1 _ -~ r . ? eaiAM i:'l. A. M. B. Clll KCii ? ftendlattovvn. Rev. JI' LI I'IIOLM AN, Pastor. SF.liX lfF?. .ijuijiluy. SchouLl?* - 1 Of':00 A. M. Morning Service 111:00 A. M. ' T A. C. E.-League' 6:00 P. M Evening Service 8:00 P. M. t __ -PRIVITY RAPTTST ClIURCH H'O!) Harden Street -i?ltev?- R,?O;?Pastor:." :"" i. ' . ' L Sunday Sfrhttdl J0:00 A. M. - ? Morning .Sorvieo- ? ?? l 1 :,W A. M. a_ Evening Service 8;00 P. M. ??*??: ' . Rev." J ,TP Green, Pastor" Rev. W. H. Reynolds, Asst. Pastor. " fTJ Sunday School _'i_ 0:.?>0 A. fVT. r ? , Mui'iiing T-m?iu- j_. " V_ TTfNV Al m! ~~ Evening; Service 7:30 A. M. I 4:00 P. M. ._-4th Tuesday, J\*OThaift-^r Auxiliary rv 81OD P. M.?Prayer- Service artd~Ctm? ' firm&tion Lectures ? ~ -? ??-* 'jIuirfKlnys 7:00 Pr-M.?Church School Faculty Meeting'' " 'd ?'?' '^-Fi^gyg ?, ^ 12:00 Midday?Prayers and Special -Intercefwiiohs; -- ~ ^- 0:30 P. F'cogie Service "IT==s=^r:Le**u9' 7:30 r\ M. 'nt?? Choir Rehearsal Church Corresnwn^nt p_ q na,T^ ? )* 1717 Wayne, Str<*t~ r- . : f * ' 1 :* "A"-*:v