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V " . Safrdttv. Wor^nw ?, I?1Church News - BY DR. J. C8?K8?SC8D?02SeC0aEa^ ST. JAMES X. M, E. CHURCH NOTES ^ Sunday was OTiother ^rand day with us. Sunday schcfol convened at usual time. Although some of the officers t?nd teachers were a little late, we: had a splendid" lesson^ The" ? anant," was dincnnned by the mt*m hers of the Sunday sehecd7~fTcotfr~ev^ ery source. We were entertained, with an uncommon address by Mr. ? Alphonso Miller, student of the 4th High class of Allen University. At 11:15 our pastor was at his ' - post-oi dutjs He chose as a sub ~ ject "The Great Commandment." Text Matt. 22:37 !19 and Luke 10:25 29. .1 feel'that 1 would not be ex aggerating at all, If I would say, that we could-imagine in our minds, that we were drinking ' from ' that] T?' flowing fountatff~Sunday morning as y our- -pastor -preached about the- great Commandment. ' TM-~ A r> T7? T ?ol x lie A. lit. tuuiv c*^ its usual hour, which which way 6:0Q o'clock, bv tluT president. We were ?:?indued 0 glad to have our President^ Miso .To.ssjp \T?n I.gninna mif lrith lie ^Sunday after being out quite a while, on account of the illness of her nioth "At '7;30 p. iii., uUi pnotor Bolccted as a t.ext Luk(*15_:17 verse. subject "Self Conviction." While "tie preach ed our hearts were made to bum within us. As our pastor tells us oc"caSfonally that he tries to develop one thought everytime he comes before us with the word of God, and we sincerely believe-that, because he .is proving it ^every Sunday. As we "know in any organization N or in any aflfali1 which is striving to some good- end, cooperation is need: ed. I must say thabwe are cooperat. ing with our, pastor. Rev. J. P. Wash ington in every respect, and one can . not reach the top in any aiTair at once, because, . Heaven is not reached by a single ~ bound, -- = ~ But we build the ladder by 'which we rise; From the lowly north to tjio vaulted slogs And we Piount to its summit round _ . by round. If you don't beliOVe that St. James is pressing forward, yo? may come and see for yourself. ' : . .. . ; JanPTPt-t"- RepiO-tpr:? ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH | On Sunday November 28th, the fol lowing order _o? service will be ob_ served: At 8:00 a. nr., there will be'a c6 operate communion service at which the nien and boy communicants of the church only will commune. After i ?which they will be served breakfast at the Parish house- fbls service jg one that the male communicants of the ch u fch take._m uchj nterest int due to the fact that it is held On the Sunday nearest to Saint Andrew's Day. -Morning- Prayer and Sermon - . 11:66 a. m. Church school 4:00 p. m. Y. P. S.'E. L. 5 p. rrf. There is a very noticeable increase in interest and attendance at the Yon.ng -People Service League. : The * Nov^ 21st V-as;U "The Value of Giving | T'himksd' If was heartily entered I into, by all and. much spiritual bener. p - fit was received" therefrom. Mrs. D. K%-Jenking haa_ returned from Jacksonville, Fla., where she ^ent t<TTPpre.y?nt the~Wnman's Atrx? iliary of the Upper Diocese, at the Synod. She reports a very benefi rial and delightful trip. The enter tainment given by the twelve clubs of the church at the-Odd Fellows hall Friday night Nov. 19th was- a deckled success. SIDNEY PARK CHURCH NEWS Sunday was a bright dav for nun, young ones. Sunday school opened1 at the usual hour; everybody turn? ing out in full bloom. The lessoh -was discussed and carried out in a a few helpful remarks, concermng-the lesson by the pastor. After dismissal \ of Sunday school fl' V5TST""PflHVll, Ihcludlr^g ibe .SuiHlay school members and friends gather_ -*. ed to give "ear to an instructive ser mon. Evangelist Lapgford spared no pains in preaching the word of God. during the revival here. - ~ -=?j At 4:00 p. m., A Mass Meeting - Was held for Women Only. Many , ... witnessed the afTair. The sermon was helpful and instructive. ? Rev. Langford spoke the words of Gorf again Sunday night. His ser. vices here have been real helpful to all. Services usual hour _neJtt Sun nc I vi v^uimiiuict I C. WHITE MINISTERS' UNION NOTESIri spite of the fact that this is a, i busy time of thfi year with ministers, there are soma who fmtHimB tn at tend theTOwfew* The Union tmet Tuesday at the usual hour, with the followincr mpiiihfirn p ? ! Hiu H t^Bl'OWfl, W. S. Sihith, S. B. Wallace and the .writer.? : Some very important and interest inp: matters came before the "Pruv. dential Comfhittee" and business of the Union was dispensed with to hear the in. The to be presented, was -a. proposition Drought by J\liss lylin nehan. who spnko ^ a munity" Christmas tree for Colored of Benqdict-Gollege, Dec, 19th, Cjp.m. The second to appear was-Mfc I. S. Lccvy, who spojce in interest b? the Negro Business League of Co lumbia. -The Union went on record as endorsing |both of these proposi tions and pledged kg support of the silllll'. The iQ-ib'r t,tin~7h.iy n7-i ,.fla.. ferred for the noxt mooting.? A. Lomax reporter to the paper coiiid not be presentf'but asked the Secretary to take notes, hence thjs yppnrt " 1 J. P: Washington, Sec'y. BECEPTION GIVEN Dk. J. E ?r-?r?11 BEAK D II "I ' l ; r , . i A reception given Dr. J. E, Beard and Presiding Elder E. A. Adams, a most lovely,affair was carried-ettb under?the?splendid management of the officers ai|d members of Bethel. "The program consisted of many musical numbers (historiiTtn.nature) and many addresses of welcome etc. sister Ella Lowndes making the ad dresg on the i>art of__the church; Dr. H. W. Long,on part of the menhbers of the city and Dr. D. H. Sims on the part of the_schoOls of the city. Drs. Beard, ami Adams made timely re church and the people of Columbia, of the new and continued interest in all that may t?c assigned 'them and in-all that they may find to be j,hoir duty to perform during their stay. This?partr of the program conducted with a1 recessional (The Church is Moving on etc?) led by dn escort of : the guests lollowed "hy the entire ' membership present down into the Lecture Room, where a committee " composed 6f the young ladiesr pf the Junior Missionary Society, assisted by a representative from every other department of the church had ar ranged a most beautiful looking room. In the center was a table laden with flowers and the many good things to eat prepared" t>jf "the hands of loving and devoted women of the Church. Prof. Baumgprdner was Toast Mast -cr for the occasion apd you can inr aeiue how interesting the prygffmi - moe ili?'/mi-f Vi r* -nnfirn aTTOn 1 ?TrV Served and highly entertained at the snmp time: To sav the whole affair was lovely and will have its lasting effect for good. A THANKSGIVING SERMON ""BT , RttV.'C. II. BROWN, J'A^TOR 2ftd CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. a i I ? 1 TexjfCTsalmMltiiia, 'IT?Ta, "What shall I render unto, the Lord-"for all his benefits toward me? ,T Will'take the eup of-salvation, and pall upon the name of the Lord. I will pay my vows unto the Lord now in the pres ence of all his people." ' IfSstor Brown will be out- of the city on 'Thanksgiving Day," there fore.he pjeached a fhunksgiving"ser; mon for his people on Sunday, Nov.; 21st. He went to Morris College at Sumter. In his sermon Rev. Brown said thanksgiving is required in the ser . vice of God. That God?aeeepts our 'thanksgiving lor what he has given us. ^God's gifts are of two kinds,! -temporal and spiritual gifts. Tem ' poral gifts are for the body, and spiritual gifts are for thg soul> and ! they arc everlasting gifts?- Wu ,,hould thanTTUod for aTI things Tie has given us. If we do not recognize the gifts God?has?given us, :hc will r ban re them into a curse, especially the J.gm! poral gifts, and they \yill become a damnation to us. No man can thank God until he accepts Jesua Christ as his Saviour, j He must know God.^btF^'lTrrts-us * to thank HtttT'in "puiblic before all the people. "I will pay,my vowR unto the I.ord now in the presence of all his people." . The sermon Avas effective and very much enjoyed by the large congre tion, who had the pleasure of hearing; I it TVia V* r? i*. ij OAA/1 I It. .illt 1 CT>. v...^ [fog-Jlnlfc^pipaulm^ ainfr nFifging.?fftr( knows mtisk,- and sometimes he sings - < ? t . ? ??mm pai.MK^ - . W > W mM B m 11IH1 MM * tenor and sometimes bass. Ilis strong , voice is a great help to the choir, -nfer-offeimr lor the -several causeswas liberal, which shows that the people had grateful hearts. \T~7Z T: "FT. LOWERY, Reporter. jj._' L '..>r . ' ? JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. Z. \ ; CHURCH NOTES ^The inclemency of the weather did .not stop -the.-church goers. ' --"At 11:00 uTluih it. IT1U 'pastOT' ' rh'nse tu>- .a .taxi-?Matthew?25 lit; tlwi' the day, nor the hour wherein .the Son of man qtwneth/^ He em/ phaslxed and stressed! righteous Jiv ing. i / ' 1:00 p. m., the Supt;, teachers and pupils were ready to cuncontrtUC their thoughts with the. lesson.. G:30 n. m.r the V- C. F.'. was Opened with;music4 by our tittle.folks,* Topic for- discussion: " "Praise (jod?' The President, Mis%yjfc C. Benson gave us a commensurable program. -'*& 8:0(T o'clock p. m.( the pastor chose as /a subject John 10:22: "What 1 have written, 1 have written." lie. j said these . are two somethings and one someone wo "hud t<ydo with today and forever enneeivn nnrt nrn ( | the yynn.dhipgi? ,nnd God is the sonu: j -.one. ' . Aionctny *:d0 o'clock, p.~ln>, Kl'V. Crumbly"preached, one of hi|; fiery . -fceminns - fromr_?phPF;ntns f):lA?l4uigJ jcct: "Stand", cte. He said if. you do not Xvimt-your?name-on -the gata *pbsi out of the Choir and ushers played tvqll their j Tpart.. ;; ^ ... * .... ' fPtir/fttefor and wtfe^s^V.^nd Mrs, jLpinax, motored to Chefire?** last Friday to look in on the SouiJi Carolina church, which convened in that city. They report a pleasant trip. 'Dr. Lomax will leave for his Conference (Palmetto) Wednesday 24th inst., ^hich c^nvenes in Union, S. C., Bish op" E. D. W. .Jones, D. p., presiding:. We trust that the good Bishop will return Dr Lomax to "tis for another ! year. m * ** " - - 'QUEEN'S t.OMKSl AM) HALL). There will lie a Queen's- Contest and Rally at pirst Calvary -Baptist i church, on Monday Nov. 29th, at 8r00 p. in. Come and bring your friends. ' Admission 10c. ; ?;?I ' $ Song Service V. 3 v~' Preaching:.. { ^uBject: "HE SHES , Science teaches that only th !jl containing the vital food eleme V enter our.dietary. The gamecar y selection of spiritua 1 food.?"Mi !j! alone, but by Every Word of ( f C. P. MAKTI " " . - t &antlc news; At Thomas Chapel A. M. E. church Sunday school was good after the devotional exercises, the teachers took charge otf "the various classes. | The lesson was taught with much in j -?At ?t:30 o'clock Itev. J."R. Martin church used as his text Ec?l. 9:8:] "Let thy garments always Ik; white." The sermon wag lull ot instruction " highly" consoling and spiritual. Con. trihution "$23.75. _ . .. Mrs. Elsie Walker was called to._ Xolmnhi;v-?to -attend the. funeral of _ Jier^ niece. : - Rev."" J. 'E. Dixon trf?Lexington, ' spent several dnys 1 h this~ cohVmuhijty ^ast week visiting friends and at *?fs home with Mr. K. D. Henderson. Prof, J. J\L Dawkins' of Carlisle, attended services at Thomas Chapel A.' M. E. church last Sunday. .Mr. nnd*Mrs. A D C'urenton attend * eel 'services at "Thomas Chapel last Sunday. ?? '? ?Mjv-and- Mrs. Tom Gilliam attend ed services at Thomas Chapel Sunday. Rev. J; -Young principal of the-Poplar Grove Graded school spent' ?Gte?week end?ndth?trra?family?ftrh > ???? ? < ? ? ?? ?< | The Seventh Day I (On Henderson Steeet* Bel We hereby extend th< j> ~ ~ ypu to worsh | BTBLh. CLA55^4otl^mg'fi^c^fr Friday At ? VKSHKK and VKK $ SABBATH' X Sabbath School _ a " " " Preaching.' __ X Home Mission Society IV fr Sn n rta v rro itAfren Ron no. ? Mrs.' Martha McCooh 6f Union" at tended services at Thomas Chapel last Sunday^ lYTv ami Mrs. AT n fjist. rlmmk tcr Malvejrsfi and sons M. G-. Glst^ Jr., | tior at Pilgrim Baptist church last Sunday, Chester, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Johnson and Mist j ses .Francena and Gertrude Johnson attendeiL-services at Pilgrim Baptist' church last Sunday. Messrs. R. B. Thomas and Irvin ! Thomas attended services at Piltrritq_j. Baptist church last Sunday. ' motored to Joncsvllle Cn "ImsinetoT" Monday. J, -Messhs. W. S. Sims, J. J. Jeter"and [ J. II. Richard were business visitors ' in Union last Saturday. ?Mrs; Kiln J. Jennings and? Ilattii* C. Glst-visitetWriends and rel?J atives^ m^GijenvHle^ last week. ocrorr^cro^-o.c>aox>.o.oo.o.oo woo > f I The Economy Shoe Repairing Shop j; JAKE EUBANKS, Proprietor 1011 Washington-Street- ?| ; ?Wttrli Ntotl.v and A ecu raleiy Uonc k 'j W'Hk < .alied l ai AnJ -I^Uv^.^rt ?8? J . GKVE-Ui> A-TR1AL -Phone 3926 5 J 1 TRank Yon " O -? '. ??* - 1, . . 1' . . J ; * Hest b.v Test = "WAVE - O" ; ? - a An Ideal Hair Trainee fof. Sfen arflf J Women* Keeps the Hair in its place und trains Hair to lie straight. For Sole at " . ^ 4, Nelson's Barber Shop 531 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C. \ I PHONE 648"? L. A> HawkM _ Real Estate Agency || "Homes on Easy terms" 1 1107 V2 Washington 'Street COLUMBIA, S. C. SOUTHERN RAILWAY 1 ' SYSTEM. Columbia, S. C., effective Sept. 26,1926 Arrive No. Between No. Depart. 9:50 a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 10:00 a 4:52 p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 39 K-nn p t 1:30 p 27 Chnrleston-Cin. 2-7 1:45 p i 4:45 p 28 Cin.-Charleston 23 4:55p j 10-:45 p. 10 Columbia-Ciri. 9 6:55a! 5:30 a 24 ColUmbiaJaxVl 23 11:00p I 10:30 p 20 Columbia Aug. 10?7:00 tt!10rOO. a 8 Cnlnmbia-A ng_- 7 5l-iEL4*1?!4U p r 14"'Cr(rnumT)Fu-8uV. ~~ 13 10:10 a' 0:30 p 23 Columbia-Char. 24 5:40a 9:00 a 13 Columbia.Char. 14 2:20pj 10:25 p 11 Columbia-Chas. 12 5:10 a y 5:20 a 15 Columbia-Chas. 16_ 2:20 ai [. 1:45 p 27Columbia-Sp'b'rg f 4;90p 10:20 p 16 Columbia-Green. 15 6:30a 1 10:55 a 18 Columbia-Sen'ca 17 6:15p' 6:40 P- -B3- Co!a^-ChW.-XLAZ^26 a-| -^Via-CamOan and Roek-Wth ?75 Jity ticket. office, 1307 Main, Streei Li! Telephone 6366 * COLUMBIA, S. C; ' - u 6368 : PHONE -r 6366 p r v * : *rUhair Caneingfand Upholstering Furniture Repairing and ;S : ? 1 10 Mattress Kenovating. VV. S. TREZEVANT 01H Harden Rt,. . Columbia. s! y ^dventist ChurclT ~|T . A ;wcen Gervais and Lady) Y 2 invitation to^-you to { 1 iip with us. ,i TU,. 7:30 P. M. g i CotOmbia. ^ome and see. Y Sunset = 7RR MEE/fiNC" ~ ' ~~lpg Saturc a>) \ 9 45 A M H i ?;3OA:: M\* 1 r. lceting.t-==- 3iOQ P Mj ? Nite , 1! ^1L v |P ANDSHEHES." $ s ebestand \yholesome foods y.ll nts called., vitamins should { ( e should-be exercised in the " X 4 an shall -not live by bread y g jod."? Luke 4:4. MM MM MMt'l 4 1 Tnr-"! ' ... " " XJHURCH DIRECTOR BETH EL A: M. E. Cttt! RCH | Corner Sumter and Taylor StB. . Rev, J. E. Beard, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School . :0Q A. Morning Service ,.11:1ft A. A. C. E. League .. : 6:30 P. Evening Service .U_l'7:30 P. SIDNEY PARK cTMrE. CllORC linn Block Illnnding Street" Rev. S...B. Wallace, Pastor - :?SLIjYLCUE _??Sujday_SchooL ?ttt^rn A 1 Muiniitg SfcrvicT^ ----- 1X:30 A. 1 fffttvnrth I ?' ~ " " v ? .?v. p:^u p. j Evening Service ___! 7r8D P. i JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZIOI* CHURCH: ? Corner Sutnter^aniL^fttoiisom__Stree > Rev. A. E. LomnT, Piiitnr. . SERVICES: Morning Service 11:00 A. I Sunday Krhnnl 0 lUiiU) 1?. | V. O:.EvSoclel1 _ P. P Evening ServTcr\.7I_=_!_ g;oo? J 2nd: 'CALVARY BAPTIST CIIURC 1500 Block Bull Street Itev. Charles II. Brown, l^nstor SERVICES Siuhdav School ?~ Hi.0.0 A. K Morning Service .. 11:16 A. J D. ,V. lOti, , -?r? ttiOO'P.'B Evening-Service ^ 7:30 T S let. CALVARY BAPTIST CHI RC Ri. liTjuul^sta^l REV. II. W. LONG, Tastur^ SERVICES: _ Sunday .School 10:00 A. J Morning Service 11:30 A. J d* v n tt v.- 1. Jr. u. ~6tOO P, J Evening Service ... 8:00 P. P miStEY ftl. E. CHURCH Corner Gervais and Barnwell SU. Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School : 1 .10:30 A. 5 Morning Service _-,l 1:30 A 1) League 6:30 P. J Evening Servica 7:80 P. B ZION BAPTIST CHUftCH y~ Rev. J, fr. White. Pavtor. %?.? SKRVtnra. Sundav School ' .10:00 A. f Morning Service 11:30 A. j 3. Y^TTU. - 6:00 P. 1 Evening Service" 7:00 P. 2 NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH ^ Rev. E. A. Moss, Pastor Sunday School 10;SQ A.-li ilorning^eryico ^ 1. ?. P. U. ^ 5:00 P. A Evening Service 7:30 P. & ST. JOHN BAPTIST"CHURCH Booker Washington Heighta Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor. SERVICES:. innday School 10.30 A. ft dornnig Service 11:30 A. A 3. Y. P. TJ. ----- 6:00 P. A Evening Service 7:30 P. A ?TTT niivi.' raptut chr-~ii< n 'I A- A.t_ V fJLl fc J 'iff1 1 * * i * m-WjW w a 1014 Pgnilli?llHl-5H,r??l .7 t FIFTH BAPTIST CIIURCB Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor 405 Marion Street lorning Service 11:3 .veiling Service .r."'.' 7"$ SKRVJ^^ runday School - _ Lre?t:htng? _ ?ft MO" A V L Y. P. U. ____ 6:00 P. N 'reachjng 8;Q0 P. ft WO Sumter Street D. " Ci. Robinson, Pastor. MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1915 Laurel Street REV..W. p. GUNTER, Pastor! unday School 11:00 A.^M tonnrrg Service 2. 12;00 M ANTIOCII BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. T. C. CRUMPTON, Pastor SERVICES: uridliy St'hOAl ..LJi 1(1:00 A. M icrning Service _____ 11:^0 A. M . Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M veaing Service _-,^= 7:00 P. M EMPLE ZION BAPT. CHURCP ? . "Rtdgewood ~~ aniday u School ^ 11:B( ornfnir Service ? 12:1( ceiling?Service ?T:3ft P.?St red. and Fri nights __ 7:30 P. M r. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Thornas_D. Brown, Rector ampton Ave. Bet. Park A Lincolr he Church Home Tor Strangers and Visitors Come ^nd Worship witft up. _ SERVICES AND MEETINGS Sundays ? __ 1:00 A. M. Early Communior ;15"~Ar. M. Morning Service, Sermon With Communion.xuMlftt Sundays) t '00 P. M.'*1 CVinrrVi 5/>)\nn1 1:00 P. M. Even Song, Address ??'r Tutwliyi. ~~~~ ?Wednesday??? l;00 P. It Udi- Guild. (2nd) * 1 y ' . ? t ; '* iy union baptist church Oivine Street ' * Kev. T. M. Uoykin, I'astor. Cl.'I)VU.>o iv/ws; Sunday School . .. . 10:00 A M Morning Setvice : 11 so a m ;j B- v- ;;:::,J.oo ? ? M,-i hveniny Sarvict, g:UU p. M M. * . ' - ^ v .. - - ~ . J :h?T~ jBETHMiiiiJM UAPiiST CHuRCB (./ J Lyon' Street |, H?v ?. Ht- Smith. I'n.VZ ELk, iSllifrVICliOl I , VI, j Sunday School- ^ " " ' jEv.?i?K Sm-vIc. ..? ' ' j Hev' R M Myers. 71. SKHVICRS -J ??!Tiga"y 'Sct'?o1 1 - * M ' ? Hdorfung .Service J_I 11:30 A. M " ? J[', P ? *=U0 PT~M ' Evening Service 8:00 P M __ ^ACEI)<22iLi?IL-V1'TIST CHt'RCH ~ 3 Rcv- It- M n yftt^-Paetor. j."^undftiT*School .'-10:30. A- M I" Afterr.mcm Strrvice 2^00 P Itf * ? ? 6:00 P. M if ... p m CIlAl'l'KI.n; stationT M E. ' ?. ^^C1JL_ c:::w'7 l - 7_: ,1 Corner Senate and Pine Street*. ~ ' " J Itcvv ?R. J. L?non, Pastor ' ??? '. . < * ' ?SERVICES^ 'i-; ? . , Morning Service A 11:30 A li Sunday School ' 3;0Q p. M A. C. E. League . ii_._."5:30 P. M Evening Service 7;30 P. |? * . 1. ; ' . L? JONES TABERNACLE 1 .. K,v- B. G. QrayharU PaeUr. tr.-T-?? SERVICES: .... Sunday School 10:00 A. 11.. Afternoon Service 3:00 P. 1? |B. Y. P. -IL-..? u .fl:0U-^ Mi *~ J&enirig Service~J_ 3:00 P. 1L I LAl)S(Vi\ PREjpyi^BlAi^ "'" ^ I REV. D. 1\ MURRY, Pajtor. SERVICES: ' Morning ServicerA 11 '111 A; M. ~r??-? " Sunday School _l" ; 4ti)0 P. If j Christian E'nde?vr>r . 5 ,qq p n l ? * 1 * SALTERS' MEMORIAL A. M. E. CHURCH \\ ushington St., between Oak. & Pine Rev. C. A. Dunlap, Pastor , .. J Morning-Sermon ?11:15 A. M. / F Sunday School 3:30 P. M. ,j Evening Sermon 8:30 P. Mf r . / . -r - , Si. jAjiks chi RCH "TT 41fE'Henderson Street . y*' sSiiViGLsVai or* Suifdfry School _ 1U:U0 A. M. , Morning Service 11 il6 A. M. V *| A. C. E.- League.. 6:30 P. M. 0 Evening Service__,_- ,7:30' P. M ' "'1 ! 0 1 ? 1 EMANUEL A. M. E CHURCH 7 L." Kcndlaltown. Rev. JULIUS HOLMAN, Pastor.^ SERVICER Sunday School _L_,.10:00 A. M. . Morning Serv ice ______tttz 11:30 A. M A. C. E. League 6:00 P. M Evening Service ^,8:00 P. M. ^ . ? ? , - TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH . 1609 Harden Street Rev. R- C STOVRR, __ Sunday School 10:00 A. M. - u. / Morning.Serviqe 11:30 A. M. 1 BJLJELJX . 6; 00 P. M. ? ? Evening Service ?, 8:00 P. M. THE CHURCH OF GOD ' Rev. J. H. Green,"Pastor " " ~ - -l_ ^ ,Rev. W. II. Reynolds, Asst. Pastor. | Snnrtny . g ?QA. M. r-Moyning Service??_ 11:90 A. M. ?* - " . Evening Service 7:?0A,M, ? f~~4:00~P. 4th Tuesday, Woman'a y Auxiliary 8:00 K M.?Prayer Service and Con1 ' /"* firmatiqn I.ertnrey - jf, Thur?d*yi - 7;00 P. M.?Church" School iPlCUlty " | Meeting Fridays J 12:00 Midday?Prayers and Speeial intercessions ' _ _.. - 0:30 F. M.?Young "People Sarriea . , . league /:su F*. M. ^ Choir Rehearsal | Chtircb Conrespondifeht, K. $, RoWta^ ~ ' <? :