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V - S - ? ' - (/ : v Saturday, December 4th, 1928. ?2flC92PCfiCfl3 flCf0CBC{C?OOK83CbCfiCU?l0CKk0? J Church News " BY DR. J. JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. Z. rHITRrM NATOQ The church being vacant of the pastor, Brother G. L. Harringtorv preached at 11:00 a. m. He chose as a subject: "The fulfillment of God's promise."?^Matthew 6:33. * He said ^ we should seek spiritual gifts fijsJL and than look to God for earthly gifts..?7 At 1:00 p. m., the SupJf., teachers and pupils were at their usual stan. dard in the^wotk of ~ the Sunday " School. J.i_: At 4:00 p. m., the United Order of Tents J. R: G. and J. Union rendered a sborTtmt- spicy program^?During the program we felt that all ladies should be in a Tent. Dr.. L^max mon from Psalm 45:17. Hs~text wa^ divided under two heads. First, The Omnipotent power of God. Second, The celebration of his praise. The speaker ..reminded us' of his power and-told us"~how-and why we should praisp Him. . . At 6:30 p. m., the V. C. E. Society was largely attended. Tonic: "Chris tian Endeavor around the world," ~~ Which was 'discussed with Interest.' - - - Jones Chapel is all smiles, Dr. Lo. max is sent back to serve them for ? - the "year 1927. At "8-*.00 p. m.,: chose as a subject:. 'Faithfulness." He said the " good service rendered in the past, will not Count fnr the future. But be faithful until death. CTur pastor and Mrsi-G^-Jr/Benson ?-?the?Ditriet?Missionary?Pres., _ have just returned from Union, S. C., where they attended the Palmetto An nual Conference of the A. M. E. Z. connection. They report a splendid = session." rT 1 You are cordially invited to attend the new beginning at Jones Chapel Sunday Jan. 5th, 1927. Rev. A. E. Lomax, Pastor. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH _ NEWS ?? Sunday school was held at the us. ? ual hour of 10:00 a. m.t wth First Assistant Supt. Thus. Durgan conduct_ ing the exercises. Dr. J. H. Goodwin our honored Supt. was absent by rea_ \yhichTthrew a gloom of sorrow over the" entire school. All teachers were . at their posts, of duty. Subject of ?the lesson was -"Gideon and His Three Hundred." Much infromation and in. spiration came fronv a discussion of the-lesson. Mr, James Hopknis, who is now in Spartanburg doing work for the American Woodmen, was a wel. come guest. Preparations are now under way for our Xmas. exercises under the direction of Mrs. Alma L. Hopkins. . 11:30 preaching hour, Pastor White having read the 3rd chapter of Judges as .a lesson qfferod a fervcnt prayer, in ^whicb he pled to the Lord to re^ store Dr. J. H. Goodwin to health a_ gain. The church Was crowded t0 the doors, he took for his text: Judges 3:31: "Afterhim cajnejihamgar, who alow <=' ? tu*wfrP7T'pKiTi&t3JteLiidth_fln ox goard, and delivered Israel." Mrs. Lillian J. Rhodes just before preaching made, a speech, urging the business men to cooperate_ with the Business League of the city and the work of the Y. W. C. A., which or. _gflmzation_IEasHpurchased a -home on the corner of Hampton arid Park Sts. She further advocated the reorganiza. tion of the National Association for the Advancement, of Colored People. The Pastor backed up her recommen. ?daiiona by asking-every man and woman of his congregation to take out inembership in the N. A. A. C. P. buIU. ~ ~ STale? lifyra Jnhnrinn'w FunerafT At 1:30 p. m.t Dr. White preached the funeral sermon over the body, oil Sister Myra Johnson who passed a_ way in St. Augustine. Fla.. where she worked for the school of" the Deaf and Blind. The church was crowded with sorrowing relatives and friends.. "the St. John Lodge of Good Samrai tans turned out of which she was a member. Dr. White eloquently pictured her life as one of absolute loy A alty, fidelity to both God and her fel: [ lowman. Her death was sudden, and T leaves a pall of badness over the city oi coiumDia, wnere sne was held in ~ ' the highest esteem. Zion Baptist Bayor assisted the pastor in The eu_ Steve Pinckney's Funeral,? "j At 4:00 p. m.t the Pastor funeraliz ed Young Steve Pinckney at the home of his parents on the 600 blpck pf Bianaing street-:Armammoth' crywU of all religious sects gathered "there to pay their _reapecta. JlWMti Hopkina and Mnr. Medora J. fVMW5 : 'W V- -T Of Columbia I \ r> u/uiTr v. Tiniic.. " jjj t ^each sang: beautifdl'and touching so ,. \ \ los: Rev.A. P. Sorter ted^ijruTayer, ~ Scripture lesson by Rev. D. T. Mprray . of LadsoTi Presbyterian^ ch^u^b^; Dr. ( memory of" Young Pinckney and he ( was followed by Dr. J. E. Beard of ] Bethel A.- fli. E. church,*. Young ( Pinckney died in New York City. Thg.B- Y. P II. met at 6 p. m.. with Miss Ruth JJynam presiding. There was nQ program- as the literature for the Union has not arrived. Deacon , Steward, President of the FirskCal vary Baptist B. Y. P. U. was pres ; ent and made a .splendid speech of . fering many tirmny suggestions. Mr. , James W. Hopkins1 follo>ved by tet ling of-the splendid work done along this line in the churches in Spartan 1 burg. . .-T.. . , Tp The Queen Contest instituted by ] MrsL Florence Brown last weolc^lrow ? a large crowd and 'totalled $87.00. j Baptist church -took the $rst prize, a large Brown Doll; . Little Miss Roof, of Sidney Park .church V/on the second prize of a $5.00 gold piece and the third prize of $2.50 in* gold was won by a little girl from Trin r ity Baptist church. Zion Baptist church has oil a 'drive for $4,000 to-come off the' last Sun flay-Un this . year. Dr. -J. C. y\Vhite says, hie is going to raise that full amount. ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES I Sunday was a delightful day with us. Sunday - being so beautiful it was a glefrieua day fw the yourtg. and the old. .Sunday Schopl tfomence'd at its us . ( ual hour with a great number present The Superintendant. Mr. R. S. Rus. ?eUr4*eing a little--latg.it wmn nnwM<y by the assistant siipt. Mr. E. M. Carr. The subject. Gideon and the trhee hundred, was discussed thoro ! ughly by the members of the?Sunday School. ~ "" - I Ui W1IU 0UH11L UUIIltS LUgeiUC! t it is.the ^ministers) group which | stands in front rank as leaders. * Last Tuesday the spirit of enthos . iasm ran high in the union. People. \ are learning day by day th effective _ J important movement in the eity seek \ the endorsement of the Ministers Un. jj ?in this meeting Prof. Varney of J Benedict College appeared before the } union in the interest of a "Boy j Bcout" tndvomohVT0F~eului eil tj6y3 ih~j the city. The union gave its ap 'i proval, and appointed a committee to ,1 go into details further. Drs. P. P. j Watson..S. B. Wallace and Rev. R. C. 3 1 Stover conatlluU; llm-Cuiiunittee.?-pj The "Order of the Day" was ex } ^ogesia hy Dr. S. B. Wallace on a ^ passage of scripture read In the last < At?11 A.nM., our pastor, Bev, J. P. Washington, selected as a text Matt. 16:24 Verse, "If apy_rttan come . after me. let him denyJiimself.lakel his cross and foUow. me." Subject? i "Requirements for discipleship" The ' sermon was an instructive o^e^Tfl.nd everybody who too}c it in, was bene fited. -J;\'v* | At 6:30 P. M. the A. C E League begun at its usual hour. Firs with a song service, Including Bible quo tations, then the discussion of the lesson. , At 7:30 o'clock our pastor, appear ed before us for the second time and, chose as a text, St. Luke 9:62 verse. "No man' having put his^handto the plough and look - back?IS fit - for the ' kingdom." Subject - "Christ's m?S^ sage,.to backsliders."?He preached-a.. strong sermon. I am sure those that ' "were present all dayv ????Last but not least we were blessed/ to enjoy a splended thanksgiving Sermo?-by-euF pastor* - The service "Wds held 12.-UU until 1:U0. AH that were present seem to have-enjoyed it 1 For many years plans were discussed ; to remadel the church, but no head.: way was made. During, the past to yeara of the Rev. Washington's ad. | ministration the church has gone 1 forward by leaps and bounds. Today we are delighted to report; 1 .that the carpenters are at work on1 the remcdling of the church.. This ' ^breaks a long deadlock. Our pasior I makes no great noise, but believe in forging ah^ad.'" Any church can feel ^ | The slogan of our pastor - is/'mar, J * ching must be?done," " Come thotr J with us and we will do thee good." --J.! Elouise Janerette. Reporter.! ,. " ^ MINISTERS' UNION NOTES J |? The writer akes delight to inform ? the public of the doing, of the(iterial Unjon of thi city. In spite of 1 snmp handicaps,?the?Union?is "still ' - THE PALME meeting by Dr. Dillard the chaplain of the .union. Dr. Wallace took oc. cassion t0i.?ebutt the exegesis given by. the chaplain on the passage which says:"If thy right hand offend thee cut it off, etc." This provoked much enthusiasm in the union. This mat. meeting, Dr. Dillard to lead the dis. cussion. On July 27, Mrs. Nelson of Bene. iict College appeared before the union in-the- interest t>f?getting-two .:oiorea cnoois. The propositionbrought by Mrs. Nelson received the endorsement of the union, and a conru raittee was appointed- to- work - on the ?Tn ; ' . The chairman of this committee,T>r P. P. Watson got audience before the j ed to the union that he was successful in getting the consent of the city fa.1 thers t0 give one nurse to the colored of another in the near hiture. - Dr Watson reports that he has pro mise of q colored dentist also to lopkafter the .teeth of the children. We hqve a prudential committee of which Dr. P. P. Watson is chairman. All matters coming hefore the-rrunioTr mu. t "first be viewed by this com miltee. ?J^Pi-Waachington. Reporter ????? ^ FRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS" ^Sunday'services were quite grati^_ fving with us. Sunday school con vened at its usual time; while a good . ly number of the pupils were a lit tie tardy, we had an interesting les. sem?Ma"y goldon gfrtm of^thniigh^ furnished by Supt. J. C. Archie and discussed by the achool.?The diccua^.sion was led by "Deacon Davis 01 Sumteiv S. G., a studious and energetic young man." At 11:30 our pastor was on the job and dalivered a very forceful sermon 1 from the subject, "Desertion."?Text St. Matthew 26:56. We were touched deeply and were made to feel how necessary even in our strenous efforts not to forsake tlrc~ source of"our de pendence in the past. _ We were again blessed at 7:30 p. m., in listening to a wonderful dis.' course bv our pastor, from the sub jeet?'h^ve will find a wav."_lext St. John 3:16. ( Our hearts, were made to burn-" while in a masterly manner, Ee>A Stoyet carried us from one de. ggree to another, until when he reach ed?the-climax?of his?sermon,?wefrinnd -fnunid-ourselves in estacy and giving God glory.; Our pastor is surely a mart of intelligence and ability and a christian gentleman. We are proud of him and he is be loved by us.?We-are ip the midst of twenty one days of effort to realize a certain sum -of money, which is needed very badly. We desire .the cooperation of our friends. All are invited^ to attend a play to be given at Trinity, entittled "The Slab Town Corn ention," Friday night Dec. 10th. j. Deacon J. C. Archie, Reporter . Abbeville Locals % *> Mr. L. A. Richie, the efficient un^ dertaker c? our city7 is in The ho?" pita! in Charlotte. His many friends are glad to -know" that he will sopn be able to "eturn. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Butler and Mr. and Mrs, George Finley motored to Orangeburg Thursday and spent the day with Miss Ruth Butler and Prof, and Mrs. Waterman. Mr. J. J. Wright has opened a new baTber shop on South Main Street. He has worked with Mr. C. J. Hearst for -years. ? ?? ' Misses Abbie J. Chappelle and Lil He R. Tillman of the Greenville City schools, spent the Thanksgiving hol_ idav in the citv to' the deiight of heir many friends, i VVti are glmi -MissMary T. Greene one of Abbeville'3 lccomplished and talented young la | The Seventh Day I* jOrT Hendcraon St?eot, B< r~ ?Wy hereby extend tfr t you to wors t ~ Wednesda^r $ BIBL&^tAS^-Noth.ng like I . Friday A : VESP^ R and PR/ : SABBATH ]> SabbatTl ^School __ jl? Preachings . . . ?-?_ ij 'Home Mission SociltTy 1 ; ???^ Sunday , Sorrg Service. i?*4: ?Preaching Subject: HE SUES ? Science teacheg that only t! C containing the vital food elem P enter oardietary. Thr game cr ?? gelectitrrr of spirintal foAd ?"ft* > alone, but by tvery Word of I C. C. MART L . i - mro LEADER "~TT dies is making good as a teacher in Latta High' SghooL f Mrs. Ruth 'Massey has been on the sick list but at this writing is reported bettor. The following pupils in the first year high school who made an L^^Westoiv Catherine Latimer, Ggn. |eva Covin, Gertrude Wilson, Hat tie Ruth~ Kellar, EUie Devlin, Eula Massey, Naomi Taggart, Ethel frag. 1 gart, WilHe Mae Belclieve, JSamrpte Burton, Corjne Jackson, JWillic Mae Lawton. Lucille Harkness, and Car, ! rie Mae Jackson. Mr?. Lula Haddon and children spent several days in Atlanta last week.-" J Miss Harriet A. Wingfield came over from Atlanta Wednesday and spent Thanksgivbing Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charle Winglield. rl- ^Fhe Economy Shoe? & x Repairing Shop .. 8 ; JAKL LUttAhKo, Proprietor 8 - llM^t Washington Street g 5." W uik Neatly anu /-*ccuiaiel> Done 8 jS WilFK uaileu hui Ano Deliveiea g * G\fc. Lb A,-LKlAL Phone 3926 ? 3- "1 Thank-Vou." 8 Bestlby Test "W A V E 0" An Ideal Hair Trainer for Men and Women. KeepsThe ilairiirits place ptmtl trains Half to He straight. For Sale at , . ? . ; Nelson's Barber Shop 531 MAIN ST, COLUMBIA, S. C. PHONE 6487__ . ' -i' L. A.Hawkins' ' ' Real Estate Agency "Homes on Easy Terms" 1107'/? Washington Street COLUMBIA* S. C. r?SOUTHERN RAILWAY ~ o ioiCiin. Columbia, S. C.f effective Sept. 26,1926Arrive No. Between No. Depart 9:50 a .11 N. Y.-Augusta 31 10:90 a 4:RTjr-32 Augusf^-Nl Y. 32 5:00 p l.:30 p 27 Charleston-Gin. 27 D4B p 4:45 p 28 CTn.-Charleston 23 4:55p 10:45 p. 10 olumbiu-Cin. 9 6:55a 5 30 a.24 ColumbiaJax'v'l 23 ll:00p 10:30 p 20 Columbia-Aug. 19 7:00 a 10:00 a, 8 Cbluivibia-Aug. 7 5;45 p1:40 p 14 Colunibia-Sav. 13 10:10 a 9:30 p_2;rc,(tlumhia Char 21 6il0a| 9.00 a 13 Columbia-Char. 14 .2;20p| 10:25 p 11 Columbia-Chas. 12 5:10 a j 6:20 a -f5 Xloluaibiu-Chas. 16 2:20 a 1:45 p 2 Columbia-Sp'b'rg 1 4-00p, fJ.0;20 p 16. Columbia-Ureen.--16-6:30a 10:55 u 18 Columbia-Sen'ca 17 6:15p , 6:40 p 113 . Cota.-Chur. 114 6:25a | *Via Cuniden and Rock Hill. City ticket office, 1307 Main Street, Telephone flHfifl COLUMBIA, S. C. 366 PHONE- . 6366 Chair Caneirig and Upholstering Furniture Repairing and Mattress Renovating. .????? ? ? ? ? ?? ? \dventist Church | twetn Cervais and Lady) { ie invitation to you To hip with Ud. | . 7?30JP? M> . hi C( lumbia^ Come and see. ? t Sunset ~ / \YER MEETING (Satur aw ?? *-,?it ?r?0*45 A. M. v -| l:30A." M. , % Meeting3 tG6 P MT _ -?? X f Nite f . 740 ^ i. _ .?n??ft'Ofl I, . J?.. AND SHE HFS " "Tff he be t and wholesome foods >* tents called vilaniiries should "4 ire should be exercised in tbe 4C fan shall not HvS by bread v Gnd.tr-l.uke 4.4. 1 INt Pastor* a? ??>M?WIII ? ?MfHW99W . s. ,Vk.L ,_r ~v ? . ? ; ) II ? CHURCH DIRECTORYL BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH ? Corner Sumter and Taylor 8ti. Rev. J. E. "Beard, J'aator. V SERVICES,: Sunday School 10:00 A. M Morning Service 11*16 A. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M 8IDNEY PARK C. M. E CHURCH 1100 Block Blending Btrett services' Sunday School 1_Q.:30 A.-M Morning Service .11:30 A. M Epworth League 6:30 P. M jon.es chapel a. m. e. z'ion CHURCH. Corner Sumter and Bloesom Streetb | Rev. A. E. Lomax. Paator. SERVICES: Morning Service 11:00 A. M. rv" c! y P. m.' ! Evening Service 8:00 P. m. ^nd CATV ARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1500 'Block Bull Street RevL Charles ii. Brown, Paator r";T . SERVICES: ,\ Morning Service ..11:16 A. M.I B. Y. P. U. ... 6:00 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P M. ?. I let. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Kh.hb.nH Street ~=d RRV?H-"W?hftMC n?* ? '"SERVICES: ' Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11:30 A. M. D. Y. P. U.? 6:00 KIT Evening Service 8:00 P. ^1. WESLEY M. E. CHURCH Corner Gervaia and Barnwell Ste. Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School - 10:30 A. M ! Morning Service ...^.U:S0 A. M. League ;-_w 6:30 P. M. Evening Service 7:80 P. M " ZION BAPTIST CMCRCB Rev. J. C. White, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School , 10:00 A. M. -Morning Service _ 11:80 A. M j R Y P IT. .... 6:00 P. VL. Evening Service i 7:00 P. M. NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. A. Moss. Pastor c>_t - .1 -- ' Morning Service 11:30 B V. P. U. 6:00 P. M. Evanihg Serviqp 7:80 P. M. ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH Booker Washington Heights Rev. I.. C. Jenkins, Pastor. SERVICES: ? Sunday School C. 1 10:30 A. M. .Ylornnig Service 11:30 A. M B Y; P U. ... 6:00 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. 1?i a ? ? '? M l til.l VK BAPTIST. CHURCH HhH PentftelonStreet FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH . Rev E. T. Hampton, Pastor 405 Marion Street Morning - Service _ 22 11 :S0 Evening Service- 7^30 ' ; ~ ^ ^ ' SERVICES: Sunday School' 10:30 A. M. Preaching 11:30 A. M. B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. Preaching 8:00 p. M. 2130 Sumter Street ^ Rev. U. G. Robinaon. Pastor. 1915 Laurel Street REV. W. G. GUNTER, Pattor. Sunday School 11:00 A. II. Fleming Service- 12:00 M. ANTIOCII BAPTIST CHURCH _ Rev. T. C. CRUMPTON. Paetor SERVICES: unday School 10:00 A. M. Morning: Service . 11:30 A. M. B. Y. P. U. - 0:00 P. M. Evening Service .1 ^ 7:00 P. M. : J.::--.- r rEttPtfi ZmVHAUT CHURClT ?? RUttwwl^ . ? i. "'"f Sunday School 11:89 Mnrmrui.-Service ;fl, 12:80 ' Viminc' P??rvire 7*30 P M Wed. and Fri nights 7-:80 f*. M. ST. I.l'KE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH . Rev. Thomas D. Brown, Rector Ilthnptcm Ave. Bet. Park St Lincoln The Church Hornet tor Strangers and Visitors Come and Worship with us. , r ? Sundays???? ? 8:00 Ar M. Early Communion 11:15 A. M. Morning Service. Sermon J(W:th Communion on 1st Sundays) i^O P, M. ..... Church School 8:00 P. M. Even Song, Address Tamlm Wednesdays am p. u.:?ujim Guild tsayr ??? I V"' ? ' ? sd "T* . a f I'kii11 ai's "/ Vi "in r'i ' ' - *-** x_- -j f FIVE " ? ' 1 ^ I 5 UNION BA1*'11S'1 CHURCH I/IIIHV Uil CCV K?t. T. ,M. Boykin, Pastor. ; SERVICES: .. Sunday School 10:00 A. M . t Morning Service 11:30 A. M. ' B. Y. P. U. 7:00 P. M. ? Evening Service jPPO P. M ' v BETHLEHEM ,HAPT 1ST CULRCB I , ' Lyon Street rr-?rU_?'..l!r=: .. 1*T- 8. H. Smith. Pastor ' ~J SERV ICES: . . " :TC Sunday School' ___ 10 00 A. ?^ Morning ^Service tl:3o" A. ~M SB. Y. P. L1.4 6:(io P. M ??Evening Service . 8:00 P. M I - a 2nd NAZARETH BAPTIST CIU RCH Rev. R. M. Mjfrs, I'aetor. . c SERVICES: . ~Sunday. School . )o:jifi a u Mnrninn ""? to "?" - U liiU A M B. Y. P U. 6*00' P M Evening Service ... 8:00.P _.M IV. . MACEDONIA BAPTIST CIICRCH Rev -H. M. Myera. Pastor. ' t V SERVICES: Sunday) School 10:30 A. M .Afternoon Service 2:00 P M B. Y. P. U. .. . 6:00 P. M. Evening Service _ _ . 8:00 P* M C11APPELLE STATION" A,"M. K . CH L'RC^l. ; Corner Senate and" ITne StreeiiT ~ r R6~V. R. i. Lemon, Pastor SEUV ICES: 1 ^~: Morning Service 11.30 A. M. Sunday ^School? 3:00 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. 14. . JONES TABERNACLE 1 Rev. B. G. Grayhart, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School , A| u, j Afternoon Service '8:00 P. 14 R V D TT ? ? *. U. ------------ 6:UU JP. M. Evening Service 8:00 P. M. ' * * . . ' - . REV. D. T. MORRY, Pa^if. " ' J - SERVICES: Morning Service __11;15-A.?M Sunday School ___ 4:00 P. M - ? ? Christian Endeavor ' 6:00 P ii ~~ I?< __ -?czzr. SALTERS* MEMORIAL A. M. E. - CHURCH?" ?? Washington St., between Oak & Pine Rev. C. A. Dunlap, Pastor Morning Sermon 11:15 A. M. Sunday School 3:30 P. M. Evening Sermon '8:30 P. M. ' ? rr? - I 415 Henderson Street . . Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor. h t SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11:16 'A. M. L&tCgk Leagud &34L P.. IL i? EVening Service ___7:30 P. M. EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Kendlaltown. _ Rev. JULIE S HOLMAN, Pastor. ^ ' RP.nvir.PS? O.O-V. 1 1" * ? uuiiuaj tJLllUUl 1UIUU /i. HI. Morning Service __11:30 A. M. . _ A. C. E. League 6:00 P. M, Evdhing Service _8:UU y. H. TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1609 Harden Street Rev. R. C. Si O VER, Pastor. ?" Sunday. School . 10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11^8? A. M. ~ " 7 B.Y. P. U. 6:30 P. M. Evening Service 8:00 P. M. ?' <? THE CHURCH OF GOD R<V. J. 11. Green/Pastor^ ~ ?jiv. w. H. Reynolds, Ant. PiSter" Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Service --L ... A. M.' ?" Evening Service __ ?7.80 A.' M. -4:00 P. M. __ 4th Tuesday, Woman's Auxiliary 8:00 PrST.-?Prayer Service and Conflrmation Lectures Thursdays . ~ -7:00 IV M.?Church School Faculty ^ Meeting _2 ?JEridaye.. 1A.AA l#l Ji W- ? * ~ i4.uu miuaay? rrayers ana Special Intercession* , . 6:30 P. M.?Young People Service League 7i3U_r M. - Hfelr fotaiYsal ~ Church Correspondent, R. S. Roberta. 1717 Wayne Street " IZmSTTT- " .Tx-.j.-'ilr 2M