The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 22, 1927, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
jjl Saturday, January 22, .1927
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES
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NotwItjb^iptHtTg th^Very low tern
pei-altare and stiff breeze"9trmhty7 tin
attendance was pretty good the wholi
day. The Sunday school work wai
dispatched in the usual orderly man
ner by the superintendent^and?te^ch
ers. At 11:15 a. m. the choir had as
UPmhloH and thn /\w/lnw /v#
r.^^.w.vu wuu vuc V/1UCI l/l OOl V 1UC uc
gun promptly..*
Dr. J. E. Beard selected St. Luk<
16 and 4-5 verse, deducing therefrou
as a subject "The Shepherd und~HT
Sheep." v. . l.
Emphasizing the Irelatlofiehlp an<
importance of the shepherd and th<
sheep, as the leader and people
Asserted, " Icaunot understand wha
t^nnnnvfe~~tTif>iiglit. "t-nnhl have uromot
ed the shepherd to leave 9 9sheep sub
Ject to loss and go out tu find uiie
unless It was the interest manlfeBtei
in the one sheep ^s its owner.'
-propriata- comparisons were made il
lustrating " the work of leaders o
shepherds full of truth and spiritei
. powpr^ The sermon was powerful ii
appeals, expressing the thought
tnougn not in words,. "Am I my. broth
er's keeper?" ' 5
At t.45 p. in., after', a,spicy praye
meeting,- Dr. Beard introduced Rev
P. Killingsworth, who is now pastor
w ing a great church (A. M. E. Z.) a
Washington, D. C., having just com
pleted a 100.000. bljurcU ^tHfleg-'therc
"That he might present- it to himsel
- a glorkius cliurchrTfot~ihivlng spue o
without blemish." Dr. Killingswortl
5 preached a wonderful sermop,', highl:
pleasing to all present, full of spirit
ual life and vigor..' .
_ .We-sincerOly invite each and ever:
one to attend our services when^vei
A glad welcome awaitg you 'there al
ways.
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.. ST LUKE EPISCQPAL CHURCH.
A- congregational meeting held a
the church Wednesday, January 12tn
The following officers were elected t<
manage the affairs of the church fo
"the year 1927: Mr. F. P. Paul, Senio:
Warden; Mr. James Railey, Junto:
Warden. The vestrymen elected were
TWfpnqyg' Pgrtor W ilHnma - Q o m n n
Smith, A. H. Roberts, Harry Good
win, Howard- Williams, H. T. Maf
shall and Richard S. Roberts. Dele
gates elected to represent the churci
at the Dloeeaah. Council which meet
at Aiken, S. C., were Messrs. H* l
Marshall, N. B. Lewis, Harry Good
win, Richard S. Roberts and P. ^ 1Paul.
Delegates elected to represeq
the church at._the convention in Rai
eigh, N. C? ah<T the annual cont'ei
_ ence of the Colored Church Worker
0f_ the" "District-' of Sewa'nee . wTilcl
meets at Atlanta^ Ga., .were respet
tiv^ly Mrs. Eliza James and Mr. F
-- . TV Paul. : ?' :
The rector, as chairman, thei
stressed the necessity, of a change
in fldme parts.or tne Parish By-L.awe
This .congregation vested this import
ant authority in htm, jtud?also?tir
authority of ajvpeinting the By-Law
Committee^ wMch.- was composed o
se ttle following"' men: ~ Messrs.- -N-. ? E
Lewis, R. S. Roberts, F. P. Paul, How
ar?i~ Wlllianan Thin im thr -nrntrtr
?*? _ . .' I I- ?
ui mi pariBQ meetings or tlie year
Father Thomas- D.?Brown "expressei
hl8 great pleasure and encouragemen
?:gi*ea..,.tlxrQugk ...the akllHuL ma Bags
ment of this meeting by the commu
ntcant-s. ?
At the first meeting 'of the nev
vestrymen held Monday evening; Jan
and MIT. Howard Williams were?re
spectively re-elected Secretary an<
? Treasurer.
?-? Much .business was transacted a
this meeting outlining the progran
for the year's work.
;? ' R. S. Roberts.
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-3- "EMANUEL A. M. E.-CHURCH.
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Kendaltown, Columbia, S. Ci
Sunday morningno o'clock, Sunda;
school, conducted by Mr. Greene Jack
son, as th^uperltitenderrtr-was absent
The review was alsa"*foade by Mr
Jackson. On, amount of the col<
weather the STlnday scftfeof was or
Ci)ini7A4 in t A nno nloon OA na In V.,
near the fire. , .
11:30 Morning Service: Rev. Jullu
Holman, our beloved pastor, preachei
a firing sermon at the morning jjot
-vices. The disconrse was pertainini
10 iove ana was discussed fn Q&ty de
tailr
3:30 Sunday Afternoon: The Junio
church "held its initial meeting. Tin
1927 by our devoted pastor, Rev. Hoi
man, for?the benefit of the youths o
Emanuel church and elsewhere. Thi
order of services: The recessions
and processional.
The prayer?of the occasion wa
made by Edgar Tholnpaon of- thi
Junior Church. Music "Vvn^ Tenderer
by the organist Of th$ Junior church
singing by the choir*"Of the. Junio
ohuroh. - Rev. Holman made ari?>4
T
>. 4,ress?_iajUrig.his subject from the 1
_ J.'snlm "and thu 1st verse, which v
i* made very, very plain to the girls a
&-l~boysr?The simplicity of the- Bern]
a made it a great sermon. The Cle
5" Mr, jeraid l>lxon, read the. notiq
,=--Ths-sifi\vur4?T?Masters Thompson a
^T^otee- lifted The-.collection and ea
!-. Junior mem ber put money in the J
!- v elope just ite the Senior memtrel^l
G.ijo Sunday Evening: The A..
a l?. League, conducted by Mr. Ess
11Clark, the president. Another live i
3 ?.-usiun on uie program oL-Einafii
! Sunday, January 16, 1927. One p
1 son joined the A. C. E. Sunday,
a' 7:1)0 Sunday Evening: Again R
ii Julius Holman stood upon the w
t and declared the truth to a sin
rac e: "Announcement." The '.ra
i- Sunday was emphasized, men
,' lallies $2."50. January *2 J. Hev. Tr
1 Martin Dow will preach also Sunda
'l 'Mrs. Julius llolman is still-oa?i
. i' . ... ;
.-1 ?Mrs. Annie Wise is very sick at t
r writing, at Waverly hospital,
l] The^church hopes for them an ea
i.recovery. . ' " - ;
' Mrs: Lillian Mormon is also at t
; Good Samaritan hospital. The chui
-I prays for her. .
rj Sarah Washington.
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SIDNEY PARK CHURCH NEWS
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.1 SllTHlilY nrlionl npepiMl ill its llhl
^-pionr, .Sunday morning, with all 1
t brigjrt~faces in full-bloom.- Devotioi
r:lesiiijn-was held,--after which the s
I' dents?assembled ?to -their?varic
1' classes fcir the discussion of the I
^: son. The lesson was carried out ir
beautiful manner, as each child w
| well, prepared to carry out his or 1
J part. _ ..? ; . ?:?-?7 ?
Reports were all upand the F
/ aiding Elder paid out. Both. Eld
J spoke complimentary of the w<
dim e-by the ^pastor since he has tx
' here. ?1 v~ J1
j Ebenezer Baptist church^ under J
" leadership of Rev. J. E. Mack,
L- filiye... a&rvLcg&_Sunday. JaiL. AS
, Wote very good. Subject of 11 o'ck
5 sermon, "The Kingdom of Go
;Matt. 6:33. Evening service, SubJ
"What Gad-*-Pewaada, rif* Us."_ _B<
3 normons were fuiccfully delivered
was indicated by the enthusiasm
hibited by the audience. - v
r - *
Mrs. Rochelle June has returned
a .
f | Philadelphia after spending the hi
days with her parents, Deacon a
i'1 Mrs. Calvin Johnson.? ???4?
,,1 Mrs., George R. Byrd of Henders
jiville, N. C.,...is' spending the >win
with her parents, Deacon and M
s'jaa- Dougiaa.. " ~~~
^ hi>v. j. tc. mark m leaving on 1
t -t&th to meet the quarterly ronr
, ton of the.H. and A. Society In Dt
r j ington, S. C. ^
rt?MU? -Georgia Tdim M?tt? of H?l?
rj jiiuv, iiev. waiiace entered t
rostrum- He delivered a rlghUtt
_ j-serh^eh right from the depths of
! heart. ^Iis text was Betected fri
I Womitn is -Glory of Man." ^Ie a
"i i ead a portion of the 2nd chapter
i Genesis. Every, one who Word ?
' sermon, went away feeling happy,\
j canse of the fact that God had touet
^ | the 111 through thai wrmdprfQl neririi
4?'-""fcup began ' 4is?service at?1
usual hour. A splendid program w
r j rendered! Prof. D. Martyn Dt
r!
j science teacher of the College Depa
!| i ment of Allen University, made an
''ilium,. lJl'Ul. Martyn Dow Is a gr<
' speaker; amPrarrles an inspiring m
sage'wherever he plants his feet.
?At S-30, members from far and-we
1 filled the church to its capacity. R
3 \wiuace preached on "The Girl W
I- laid stross on the following items:
' | is always the. words of a true moth
t! *'t)on|t send mytroy where your {
l-'eaii't g$: His hands nnfst be ju?t
j clean and white as hers."
s 2. "Character is-all you have; wt
ti'thut is gene,.all is gone."
j 3. "When men settle ' down, tl
.: don't get a dapper for a wire, but J
_jan old fashion girl."
i | It is up to us to study these ite
e closely, and keep up with them. Wt
. - yve tiliuk of the-glf 11 thai'men forg
~ n IS up to us to make the best oUt
^ourfcelvc s: * . -tr ~
a! Services, usual hour next Sund
t 'the pub'iit is Invited to attend
'' . . . D. .wgifece, ^pastor
e rmipr
!. manning, s. c:
ij' ?r \
1 Trinity Ar M. E. Church, to wh
(X X. -Parker has-been - r?c<m
sent as pastor, has taken on new 1
?and?liidn faif for a prosperous y<
v under his leadership. Large audlen
" greet him at each service and seem
Alt "tHe auxiliaries h.ave been
3 .organized and are .working splend
' ly. The choir under the leaders!
1 of Dr." A. W. -Bfowh, renders 1
1 music, as among the best to be fou
in the state.' The .first quarterly c
i ferenco waa.=hflkl??3rd, hy \
W. J. Sumter, P. E., associated
I Dr. I. J. Miller of the Florence D
Itrirt
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J THK PAT
nil hi m
ras 'i
2ct Si
~ BSp^Tm n ^
i]:K
oc" Ell k,Maljle
T ||| Bsfe??n>5
all B??^MIIIIIWI II III! ?..Tj^.,
fUl he - 7^^^
00, Clinton High ' School, was a Xini a
of. guedt of Mrs. O! A. Parker. Al+-?-?<
y:- Melts made a profound ii?prps.sji)ii_
ho on thi* npnnln nf Almniim, r
-r- * * nmuumb < 1'
? weiu BUfry lo bee licr leave,--???la
'lis The Big Four Quarette will i\ inter.
a musical pfogram at the Efociiczor ;
rly Baptist church on Wednesday nfgiit,
Jan. 19th, in the interest of theJj0
* T *
school building.
ch t *
t ?mm' .
| : -ANDERSON NEWS
~~~r?.V_ .. . ?r
Tike many friends of Mrs-.,.'Mrni>:</'
* Bruce Jones are delighted ".to - hnvj
|lnl her home again. She lias been visit \
jje ing ner soA anu uaugllU'l'-'llll.l a. ,'!i
j^rr and Mrs?Arthur Bruce or ij, t >
. The;Missionary Society pi St. Paul
mfl Baptist church was delightfully cn *r
es_ itertained by Mrs. "Addle* 'J'urner. J
, a.Being the first meeting in Bie. yearJ
ras were had many helpful no-wl?yRu i
ier expressions. All the officers we're re-/
ejected. The society iriaJsenTtd TleV/;
he and Mrs. Campbell witli a Wautitw ,
um^nair^_of Pillow eases. Mrs. XaV.h \vj
his a pleasant visitor from.. Now harry 7a.'
am this" meeting. Delicious refiv hiijcn'w
lso Mrs. Alice Reese spent- a week i?
of Hartwell, Ga., with her niothcr, who
his was Jll,_but is now improving,
be- r^jj?jdlLL^ii4j'P"or entertained \V? i
ied 4fia4&y night in. honor of hec
Misa?Pauline- -MeDowelb wiio j~ -h
^5-nurse in-the government?hospital a; .
'as Tuskegee. Those present-were Mr..
)w? and Mrs.' John Adger, Mr. and Ms,
ir'" C. Lee Davis, Mr. and .Mrs. T. 13. Wil
act . limns Mm T.illirm I.pp .Inii.v
3a* hye Adger. Mozell Johnson. Zn\< 13ilbose,
Drs. C. W. Montgomery and .1
C. Anderson. . - ,
fate: "i^tvtng- -fictures 'rw-rs^ gna-tr -t-ts- ^v'.Friday
night at the Rood sfnvriti-j"
ho
School -by the _ Parent-Teacher ~A,ssne^1
funds to buy some plyy g.ound _ap,lrJ
.paratus for the children. A neat-;
little sum ?was realized. Mrs. 13. Lias
-
Davis had charge of the program.- .
len ?tar Club of w;lCich Mr*'
?A'Leah ThompsoaMs-^presidelit. met;at^iey
the home of Mrs. V^_^V. WTffnrn*jjg^
Tuesday, afternoom Tiie- in tendon.
was good; many old members win'
ms had not been present for some t .Minion
were out and plans .we Ar' made t >
raise fnnds for' the .year, "ii \v:i vie ~
of deed a" pleasant as well as piviiit ibl'
meeting. The penny raHy is still on
ay. and each lady is asked to do. bor
best-and-bring in as many point
I 7f57P.0S9lhlgJtt lilt,' llt'M_ -v. ho
will be at the home, of .Miss Aliiv iv'
'U 'Webb. A sw?et, course^arias.;. '.'i J
Rev. -g. C:- Campbell motored > .
New bery last week visiting -friend-?
leb Mrs. Lizzie ^.'Butler, _Mrs.^ CJi;n?.o
<roi still on the sick list. \Vo hone 1
gar!see signs of improvement soon.
Mr;?Jdwltl?Williams?is nt lioni;?
lo | again, having spent some time :n
- j North Carolina. _ ' :.
* ?? ??MiT'n Tiagacmni. " ?
ifrt" !*
11U* I n
J i; Profession
ina : < > .
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OH*. *?/? * '* VV'/-.'V '
^ - Gfirce' Hours Plnm*- _
Dy I 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. .
ls- 3 P. M. to 7 P. M.
RnnHavw Hv Annointments.
? Dr.'H. G. Thompson
era Surgeon Dentist
>rk Crown and Bridge Work a Specially
Pyorrhea Treated Successfully. j
1414 1-2 Assembly St., Columbia. S. C
tne ?k
J'Omc6 Hours: 11) to 12 M'."; 2 to d IV
^ Telephones: Office 5744; Rjjsu 3701: i
>C Diseases of Women A Specially
d-' - Graduate Nurses in Attendance.
ect 1501 >4 Tayloi^St Columbia. S. C
5th i! """*"
DR. H.^L COOPER
ek' | ...... Dentist ,1
Gold Crown and Bridge Work
tO 1 " A ?Tnp7??n.tt\>
0ll~ Special Attention Given to Disease?
tnfl Of the Gums
Office Phone 6429 1125 Washington St
on- *~t? - Rtrtnripnro Phone R'W-4 ? 4
rs DR. C. B. JENKINS
iri- Diseases of Men and Children
?? Phona 55, * *. Manning, S. 0. t
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* 7 * "T . I
wj&? .? .*? *?;* ' - lb.13? V - > r VT'.e
nor serviir&, coifrtesy " H?|^B
tact, s'gnaiizethc S0pfrjf 9
3feteness~~and thoro'"" 1
of our efforts. Our. !
arrangements of a!) g
';' el'rrvr.atc worries- 'V,?^:, *
.ri-w-v?rw
ht?> t'UMiKt-*"\i'l <ii llu- -K(iy;tl fo^i.tisl
r-Onn it?\ 'i^'jh i|!l\' ai'.< rimon. ~ (If
' rs. T.nl i ' i: " 'ii.r, liVr"
I'm jn riivi'lrrt-'n. :
Mr. ni-.'i .M!'s." CI. AV. MnffolJ miito;
i'<l. l?i -A&1iii! 11 S'H ui(f;iV.. Mrs. AOli;6"
(vhrtpl??-.ifo return wiUi tlu-m. and
. ;?s i. * :i {<! Orcl'iiyjilo Smufay nuiniiOy
t iioni.' _ . :
. .Mi 'M .MuK'nJiv- l!!iMf4v-.?ini Annie
r-n.vi.rn \v rc jiio diiiniT Uuvsts ot
iV; ;-r~TT;iA M. W. I. A./ ?liii^(ln^_
Tins Si., l'anl-! iiViiixt S. fcj?Yht?rs
w-rc ray* : !y t :uv UiiiW 'l ljy .Miss. Ap_
. If ?If' >-i?i-t ' 'lii'i ' i.. >. T11, ?\l i.y "
liny-inn . is i lu> ..llt -itM l . I )oii;:.st ic
I'-.i-. 'i. SJ. I lTT i Afey'
L1 .-i'.; Iiil- * M v r lff'-r -.- ?T " ~
?v * r - -t* *.* ? M i
.XLo. -iCi i-?Mi vd * -'liai-iv- 'him ?beeh^
TTTT' 1 r -gii ! "- ?' '"V MiTiivi;... Uuuis
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r'-Tf^lu y ? a?'-*;'j.fit Hr rs ~ ~r'* !
... jOklzcOt N I "'.U, S LOCALS.
navy !' i miJ.- oi. Mr. William"'
y y > ! ' ' y < ? hoar of hjs.
. .Mi!: ?.'? .Ian. 81-hj iU his
' v'.ii;a K i!s. S. C. IIo
i i. ?. " '! . at tliy "time bf
d-a .lr, lie was a .mart, of notable
i a : . . i ) h" .was 'he hi' m the
i. .Lam by those who knew
i ni;. He .. nitniber? y f. -Fairfield
C ' i'1' ~r-~hy~ -rtvi I'm-' nt-i f:iit.hf;:Ty
I e was yhosen to servo on the
or...Doavd for...many, years.
T:-v fr.a..ral f:cnit'?i,?v.-c?e conduct!
i?te. a ro'e. firmed ci'iurchrby his.
.. a Ku '
:< :>?. wrr-nhi I ho Fan-hold 'cemetery.
TTo. I> ;>v . :i v * V, Mrs. jVjrjrie -Camp'
hoM,.: .. i t'aVir\-Onip' and Magffie,
?--i?-b?e?;-h-~?I*6, aaoti -and.
?i?i y*1. '?: heo.?Itiehnrd
a 'vj\ ' re knives to lament.
" rro v.1! f sail,. s-n hear of the
i'lro v=, cT'o -r- j.a-do'v, Itev. . A; Ware,
i t,. hV'-s I t -h <in'*the sick.': list for
avc day;., lie was -missed at
r.-i'rvat.' 1 I'ryr.t church, the third
Sv:a' ;. '\U't.Lu;;o for hint a speedy
?:?i;c\ lucals. ?
lit i! . nv t of di e sovere^ooldve:
'.! < ! we ar..' Ytill rorVrnjj the Lord.
??:?.' 1. 1 .?rr-?.?pi cached?a~
' kk.u. . ;vii :) .s.::vU'.-v. All .'who
t^joTyV u. .Tii<s;",.7tfti-.l
r~TT. rrr~' : i. \?^
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-Ami ; ! Vtit. It WiW-'
V o !> :'.' v. have ever had
-fTou;' t s.-.y '.lie ?h*< >>1 v. - Wo arc '
T^TTTTTTi" 5i ?. ri * ? surprise USa".:v
s I a. _ '
; 'IVac'iiT- Association
v ill >:< *'- Tim day. Jan. lf>.We"Kope"
.-.1!. 'iv ' ' : --'v. ill lav jw-sent.
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6:00 P. M. lo K !' M. ' Rrs. 6548
Dr. C. K Stepliensoir
-I*hvnfr:an nnO Snrj?,*,nrr>
niKeasf.j -o-f "vV>>i).??a and .Children A
'Specialty . 1
flflfi p '
l.jl.t'i. <; ' " ~ 1 /Vale St:v
~T>r.. r? ;;; r> wrKTiT
Phvsifia'i-hti?1 ' Snrgcpn
Sp'eeial A i * < n 1 i. >n ('. iven Diseases O
Women \
Office t? - Residence
11:%"> Wash'nsfon.2220 Hampton;
I'l ' ' 1'hmui?7.alii
H.Tice Hours: . Telephones-:;
1J:()0 ?o ? 1:00 1\ U.\ Res: 4692
P "0 t o P. M ,
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Dr. J. HiiOoodwi n
Wfhiiurton St Columbia 8. C [
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"CHURCH DIRECTUM
' -BETHEL A. M. E. CHL'KCII
Corner Suinter and Taylor Sta.
Rev. J. ?. Beard, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday. .School ' H.H10 A. M
Morning Service l 11:16 A. M
A. C. E. League _ r _..>..6:30 P. M
Evening Service JEUM
SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCF
1100 Block Blanding Street
SERVICES:
Sunday School ~ 1(1:30 A. M
Morning Service _ __I_i:Tl:30 A: M
Epworth League * '6:30 P. M
Evening Service ? 7:30 P. M
V- r-rminrH. ^
Corner [Runlet and Blossom Streets
He v. A. fchLoinax.PaiUo*'.' ~
SERVICES:
Morning SeiClce r 11:00 A. M.
Sunday School ' JL1__ 12:3(T~P, M,
V.?C. E..Society'" 6:30 P. M,
Evening Service ; 8:00 P. M.
2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
1 .".? <? Block Bull Street
Rev. Charles 11. Brown, Pastor
SERVICES:
snminy ^cnool 10:00 "A.HI
Mumn.tt , ||M|| || jijfi A M
B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M
' .. '.V~ : : ' ,
1*1. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
.Richland Street
REV. II. W. LONG, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sitnclay School _ 10:00 A, M,
Morning Service ....r___. ll:30 A. M
11. Y. P. 1J. ., 6:00 P. M
-.vcring Hcrvirw _ ~'T"_ 8:00 P7 "fif
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WESLEY M. E. CHURCH 1Corner
Gervals and Barnwell Ste.
Rev. N. S. Smith, Pastor. .
SERVICES: ' i
-Sunday School 10:30 A. M
Morning Service Ik30- A. M
J .caque 6:30 P. M
Evening Service 7:30 P. M
1 _ ZION BVPXISTCHURCH i
Rev, J. C. White, Pastor.
^ SERVICES: ~
Sunday School - : I10:00 A? ll
Morning Service 11:30 A. M
B. Y: P.. U.~~\ 6:00 T; M
Evening Service 7:00 P. M
NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH
? .Rev. E. A. Moss, Pastor
Sundny School. 10:30 A. M
Morning Service 11:30
B. Y. P.fU. 6:00.P. ^
Evening Service _ 7:30 P. M.
SXfJQlUN BAPTIST CHURCH
Booker Washington Heights
Rev. I.. C. Jenkins, Pastor.
SERVICES:
Sunday School ". ?r. 10:80 A. M,
Mornnig Service 11:30 A. M
B Y. P. U. - 6:00 P. M
Evening Service 7;30 P. M
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.M l'.. (>1.1 V15 BAPTIST CHURCH
njT?ri'|rnJ letrm-Street
FiMli BAP.TIST CHURCH
, Rev,?1". T. 11 a in ptuii, l'aator
40;") Marion Street
^RT3nng5i:rvice__
Evening Service 7:SC
- > SERVICES^
Sunday School ? __10:30 A. M
1'reaching A. M
B. V. P. U. ? 6:00 P. M
i'reaching 8:00, P. M2130
Sumter Street
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,111. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
1915 Laurel Street
REV \V. <L GUNTER, Pastor.
Sunday School 11:00 A. M
Morning Service _? 12:00, M
r" 7\NTIOClTBAPTIST CHURCH
) Ilev. T. C. CRUMPTON, Pastor
SERVICES:?,
mnjUiv, School 10:00 A. M,
Morning i^ervicie . ? Lll.flO A. Mi
B. -Y. P. U, r 6:00 P. M.
T.voriing Service ?s7;00 P. M.
I'KMI'LE ZIC1N B'APT. CHUftCfl
Ilidgewood
Sehool- . ..11:30
Vlornihg Servirp/U' 12:80
' 'vpning Service r?=- 7:30 P. M.
Wed. afld Fri nights =i? 7:30 P. M.
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ST. LI RE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Thomas D. Brown, Rector
Hampton Ave, JJ^t. P>y?< A Lincoln
The Church Home ior Strangers *n^
Visitors . .
? Worship-with-us.
SERVICES AND MEETINGS
Sundays
3:00 A. M. ^ Early Communion
11:15 A_M. Morning Service, Sermon
(With Communion on 1st Sundays)
4 :00 P. . Church School
8:00 P. M. EvgH Sung, Ad4f?i
Tuesdays
Wednesdays v
4:00 F.' M. - _ -r'Tjtdlea GuiWr(Bnd)
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7 UNION BAPTIST CHURCH T
Divine Street ?? ? r
Rev. T. M. Boy kin, Pastor.
SERVICES: .. - , ?
Sunday School ?I-lOsOO A. M.
Morning Service 11:30 A. M.
L B. Y. P. U. 7j00_P^.JC? _
Evening Service 8:00 P. II
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BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCA
-yl Lyon Street ?
1 . R?*. 3. H. Smith, Potter ?_.?
71 6ERVICE8: .
.* Sunday School .77?r:. 10:00 A. M ?
. Morning Service 11:30 A. M
B. Y. P. 13i 6:00 P. M.
. Evening Service 8:00 P. M
' " V' % ' g ? ,
: 2nd NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. R. M. Myers, Paetor.
SERVICES: '
Sunday School 10:30 A. U
Morning Service ..'11:30 A. M
B. Y. P. tJ. ' 6.00 P. 11
Evening Service . 8:00 P. M
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MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
_ > v Rev. R. M?Myers. 1'anlur
SERVICES:
w SUlIUay Qchool ? 1-Qr30 A II ... ' u
Afternoon Service 2:00 M.
B. Y. P. U. G:UU P. SI
Evening Service ILQO?Pr?M~: - ?
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CtfAPPELLE station A. M. K
sr;.- CHURCH. ~.~rrr <-'~T
'? Corner Senate and Piue Streets
1 v Rev.. R. i. Lemon, Pastor
nrimrim
Morning Service 11;30 A-. M
Sunday School 3:00 P. M
_ A fl P., I.oague 6:30 P. Ml "?
.. Evening Get vice vau lH^? r
,n jones .tabernacle
Rev. B. C. Grayhart, Pastor.
SERVICES:
. Sunday School :^L i0:00 A. M ,
Afternoon -Sorvice __= 8:o0 P. M
b. Y. P. u. 6:00 P. M.
Evening Service 8:00 P. 1L
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xtcbscWTresbyterian .
-REV. D. T. MURRY, Pastor.
rr SERVICES;
Morning- Service _ n_ 11:16 a. M.
^Sunday School 4:00 P. M. , -1
Christian Endeavor 6:00 P. 11
:u"c
t ". " "' j'.y t...
salters' memorial a. m. e.
church
Washington "St., between Oak & Pine
J kpv. C. A. Dunlap, Pat lor ?
Morning Sermon 11:15 A. M.
JSunday^Scfiool __3:30 P. II.
, Evening Sermon 8:30 P. li.
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ST. JAMES A. M. E; CHURCH
415 Henderson Street
4 Rev. J. -P. Washington, Paetor.
SERVirRft;
Sunday Schbol _.10:00 ^. M.
.Morning Service __rll*tfS A* H "
A. C. E. League 6:30 P. M.
p Evening Jet viuu^^d'JZr--'/:80 P. B !
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EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
.| Kendlaltown.
| Rev. JULIUS HOLMAN, Pastor.
SERVICES:
JSunday School 10:00 A. U.
jMorning Service 11:30 A. ll. ' _ ~
-^A-^C. E. Lw>yurnr?'^.i <1:00 P. II. 1
Evening Service -.8:00 P. M.
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^TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. R. C. STOVER, Pastor.
. Sunday Sehool 10:00 A. M.
r,MormnK Service .. 11:30 A. M. ~~
B.Y. P. U. __V- fl.OO T> %r
^ ? ^vi.uu r,
livening Service 8:00 P. M. ;
?thf. croir ' ;
Rev. J. H. Green, Pastor
Rev. W. H. Reynolds, Asst. Pastor.
- sunduy sch66i~-:n:r:___ 9-.30 a. if. .
Morning Service 11:80 a. m.
Evening Service 7:80 A. M.
',.'4:00 P. M. 4th Tuesday, Woman's
Auxiliary -
11 8:00 P. M.?Prayer Service and Conl
formation Lectures*1 ?.
Thursdays
Meetings-V ..
Fridays v
1 12:00 Midday?Prayers and Speeial
Intercessions
_JLaQ P. AL?Young People Serviee **
League ,
v
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7:30 P. M. Choii: JEUffacartal
Church Correspondent, R# S. Rm>?rU,
j 1717 Wayne Sir?i ~ j