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Saturday, May 14, 1.927 oooooc.o^vo^OO-O-OO-o^oo-OQ^Q-oor.n. 1 Church News ?f . By REV. J. . a0^aao.aaoo:oao]acu^^^cuc?jo^tox*cfci ST .1 A M KS A \1 V rtf llBPU j.X Sunday School wag. opened at he li siual hour with the superintendent-?___ Bro. It, & Russell atr-his p.ost of dtity. ~ ?The lessonl was taught by^ he each.-_.JL 4 "'"tyrs to the" various classes. The at- 11 tefRlance was good and the collection l'Ottehed -the highesF'point-since twe ?_r... om.V si . i??,? ?< ?.???>mi .hill i:?>- chlu. > lie I pastor threw muelv light on the tos- u' * son as he usually does. : Divine serviee began at 11:30 . 0*tlcok. The i%astor had just returned " fro the district conference which was a' held in Brown Chapel A. M. E. Church n Arthur Town. Although somewhat ??fmigui', tin? imgioi! pruamiua" a uwutf ? . ' "fatigue, the pastor preached a .won- tc dorful and jpsipiring .sermon on the subject "Recollections of Mothor." He selected as his text the latter clause **' of the eTghih vei-se of .thr-.fiTst chap-1 tor of Proverbs: "Forsake not the law 111 of thy mother.'* ; ; * Sunday_at 4:00 P. M. Professor B. iMariyn-uow, pl'OfttKSUi of chentt? try and biology at Allen University, dleivercd an intei*esting lecture on s' *ho s^bjnnt ""The essentials of good ~ ~ ? ^ f - health.'- A splendid audience greeted him and seemed to enjoy his mes- t( . ,-sage. This was demonstrated when they asked him to come again before he leaves for the East. Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock, the j 11 pastor ijolivered another interesting sermon from S>t .TnVin I ? jcct: . "Recognition of individuaV diflf- -1 erences.'' Collection, was good. St. _J James is doing better Under the administration of Rev. Washington than ^ v.heh as done in any previous year.- ? ? JONES CifATEL YOUNG WQMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY d ; NOTES E . ?' : _ id ~T.~ "Miss C?>rricne Gprdoiv was-hostess Wednesday! May~4th Jo the' "Y's" ofJones Chapel. The meeting was well e atlcuded." Tbe~m"emberS .answered the si roll call with miscellaneous fju*?ta lions. The business was, transacted: ? after which Miss F. >C. Benson, the_ _pi-.esident wolonrrfOd. Mffis Lillian Wil- , 11 l.ianis, the vice-president and Miss] Ilattje M. Dixon, who have been a\vny teaching, back to the society.1 w Shy also welcomed the guests," Misses" ii lnviujii rvuwu, riieanor w iiiKer anci s Willie M. Harmon. An invitation;!1 . i -for hew members was extended. There.- v ' were two present that accepted the -v. invitation.' They were Miss Eleanor' Walker and MissPWilie M. Hayman; I< ShoKtf-bui interestiyrg tatfcs \\reVe made a by all of the above mentioned liiem-?ei hers and friends that were very fit- , K tingly responded to- by Misses .Ger- n tiude Lornax and Eucinda Wilson. [ p: An?Interesting program -followedis the receiving of the uew members. r< After which plans were made for a j ir ? liiR0 'from Jones Chapel to Colonial ; ii Heights on Saturday, May 20th. At j I' the close of the meeting, a delight-I y ful re|iaal-of- punch, fig-newtonsr-iee ; e cream, cake and candy was enjoyed ! \v by ,the members. |w *. uaruij ^nuucn i>ui ?<a 11 ???~ 7 '-? : \\ tion by the pastor and members of ii ti noby the pastor and members of t'< Jones Chapel. * n At. 11:00 A. M., Dr. Lomax preach- e ed a very soul-stirring sermon on the' a duly and respect that is due mothers w and the power and influence that she si possesses. . . a Our Sunday School is holding its j.t ' ' usual standard under the leadership C of Mr. Gcol'ge .Williams. - At Jf:30 Rev. H. R. Gladden and his U good people of Eastbver" worshipped tl with us. He preached a deep and w timely-sermon, leaving us w.iht a mind ft "* to work. Before thTs~service crbsecTT ?<- Rev. Mrs. Smith with her host of j jc > . ~ members and friends were, ushered inj c< the church and anpthe*- wonderful | ~ aW4 marvelous sermon; was preachetrj by Rev, Mrs. Smith of Bethlehem 1: Baptist Church. While this woman heaven. At 6:30, a very unique Mothers' rx _[ a _ % i. . itt.t?piu^iaiM wus nwrcn?ny tne si members of the V. C. E. and W. H. tl M->*ocieties. v' k Soine very instructive thoughts S wc)'(s given by the - pastor rrr the eve ning?sei i ice. H The pastor will preach to the rail s< road n1cn next Sunday evening at t< X:00 "'elnpV - ' , ' Wo wore very gad to have our visit- ol ing ministers and friends with us during the day of Sunday. You are X ?> nkynys wcltomc, b; ftov. J: Jl. Beard of Bethel A. M. ftT~Church will preach for us Sunday, 01 May 15th , at 3:00 P. M. - P -The- Bararrr ts T\ow OTi 'at" Jones w -Ohapel.?<3eme and refresh yourself, lc ... V - . , ' V ' -' -i? . vrtAVi rffii'-iiil'i"rt>: > t .-in.'..-tr.-j-tv-i.*,-vr,<arvryrvrvrYn rto I of Columbia fcj .WHITE ? jt . * ?.. | ' '. * ^ 38W^0CW0d0006ClC,v,-'C,C"?vvC"y ION?ItAl'TlST CHrBfc'H- [HAP- N INl.'S -***" _ i .A ' , .' ' * i ' i . ' jij IMothera'-d^aT'wns observed by ourT un.lay School, which means that our siial study o? the lesson was* diseased with, and Bongs,, declamations. id dramas appropriate for the~occar" cjn was the order' of the day. Sun- ' ly School was had irt the uutlitui iuni f thc church and nearly every seat as filled." Dr. Goodwin, our super-, itenderit, \vas out to the delight of itr^: Assistant Superintendent Tho- ' las Dargan had matters in hand as 3,i1 n.... ,.,.1 v^vn v<j?icv.iiuii wils ipil.uu. The Roman fTivr of ivhit?h> nun1 pan >r is teacher, brought- in $26.45. We i'c getting ready for the {State Bun- ~ ay Bchunl :irul B. Y. I*. U. CbrlTOrr- ' on which meets in Charleston on Wednesday before the^third-' Sunday l June. _____ Dr. W. R. Ashburn, representing le Executive Department -of the Naonal -Baptist ConyThitlorrj preached " n\ us." It was -a masterly, soul-inpiring sermon. He preriched from ie text. "Loose him and let him* go." he ehtrrch?was stirred from "pulp.iL ? the doors. 1:20, tht7 funeral of Sister Lou Thompson took place.. Pastor White poke briefly of the deceased and then itroduee'd Dr. R. W. Baylor, who reached the funeral. It was a great >ul comforting discourse. More than, ivo thousand people viewed the regains. Grand lodge honors were j aid the deceased by t-he Grand Oili-! v ' m of the Gt>od Samaritans.? The j' , C. White. Mothers' I)py was fittingly obserV-' e by tHe B. V. P. U. with Miss Ruth | i.ymini in enai^c at u:UU 1*. JM...- The jinreh was' more than half, filled, i The Rev. LydfiVCroolc, a youngiixite man of Ashcville, X. C. preaeh=_ rl to a crowded house at the night, or vice: v' ' - ? jV _i. ;. > . ' I ? * . ~ 4 ??41 ETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NEWS ; ' * . ' . * - I The lesson of the Sunday School as conducted in the usual interest-1>g manner Sunday. After which the ! uperintendent introduced Mr. E. M. '. Hughes of Sayannahyvtfa., who roiewed the lesson in a very helpful 'ay to -the calieses?of?the sehoohArrangLemcots having been mat}*? jr the observance,of lathers' Day. I t 11 :ir> A.M.; DrT'.V. I\. B'eaid iif UTF aurse of the prcliminario.-- introduced 1 lev. Brown of Georgetown, S. C., who lade timely and interesting" remarks' n mother, also Rev, W. It. Bowman, dio 'worshiped with us-Sunday. The-.. emarks of both were enjoyed very luch. After which Dr. Beard speak ig; -worn tin1 words Luiind in St. John "(Soman, behold thy JSon" ~ ou (the disciple) "Behold thy mother?prrrrt tiTrtlTff" irihilTd . in -t-Uid/yT " oi'ds and a'very touching manner, hich seemed to have arrested the ttention of every heater and.played ; on'the dearest being in all the orld to man was mother.-- Concludiff the service two strong men came irward and joined the church*.'' The missionary ladies had charge of the vening services. Mrs. C, A. Adms" presented "the program, which as f}u11 of wholesome words of intruttion front the papers, readings' nd very timely remarks by Mrs. C. ). Saxon of Ladson Presbyterian hutch. The May. 'Festival by the Red Army ist week and the Singing Contest by, le Blue Army Monday night "were ell attended. Wo thank the ~puhlj[(: >r thc splendid co-opera tiotv. Come to the services -Sunday and >in in tHe worship." You are welipie. st CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH "The Church With a Welcome" Services were good all day. The" ~ tpei inteiidei'it and fi teachers?were at icir post in the Sunday School. The sson was reviewed by Miss C. B. ingleton. At the morning service, -the pastor, !ev. H. W. Limit nnmcheil a sniu'lnl - ?rmon in keeping with tho day. His ;xt was Luke 2:&2. - Dr. Long was t liis best. This sermon was full f instructi<m. At .7:00 I\ M., a very interesting [others' Day program was conducted y Miss Janie Neshitt. At 8:00 D. M.. the pastor preached * a the subject: "Happiness." He i roved to hi? hearers that all things orPT together for good tp them THaf >ve God. ?r* 1 j U-w'.. ' " . i THE PALM mm oral ? ?? - ST I 1KKS KIMSCOPM CHURCH Mothers' Day at St. Lukes Episcopal Church, though not a day set apart to he observed, was celebrated in all fullness and sincerety at a special srevice at 4:.SQ-1'. M., Sunday. ?ray tne sth. This service bt. ever remembered by (he children who took part ah4 the mothers und friends of -the ihni-eh, who Witnessed'it... : _ The children ^acquitted themselves well with appropriate songs and recitations through the tutoring of Mrs. Isabc.lle Hunt and Mrs; Wilhelmeriia Roberts who conducted the urogram. with Mrs. Carter Williams. Father Thomas D. Brown, rector of the church, helped to make the day a nolable one by baptizing several infants and children,. Mrs. lilcKissk-k made the pTtneipal address in behalf of the mothers. ???? ?' The first anniversary Of the St. Lukes Men Club will be celebrated Wednesday evening, M.ay 18th at Gritlin's Hall. Arrangements have, been ma.de to makV this celebration lute of unusual interest to all wheat tend., Strangors^TTre always welcom0 at St. Lukes Church. - f?me NEWS (IF TIlEi OLD FOI.KS HOME We now have another inmate added to the home, which -given-us-.eleven in the hotticaml we aie very. glad to say?trhat?they arc doing nicely and having fairly good health. We take great pleasure in thanking thy city missionary for the wonderful supply- of groceries. ? ? Mrs.. Ingram, the president^ accnrnpanied by Mrs. Rofo and Richardson, who are members of the city missionary, brought the groceries to the home. . We 'dspp appreciate the groceries that were donated by Benedict College, which a number of students carried to the home on Monday morn-" i-ng - . . ^ . Mrs. Elise Randolph participated with the gbod cyuse amb"donate.d Ahe ice tTT'cJuench their thirst*. Mr?. Mayio; had a wonderful thought , and served .'l hot dinner in Monday, May 1st, which every individual enjoyed so welL ? :? ?.Mr. -Ohariio? Anderson?served the old folks- also Monday with hot fish Sandwiches, .v>'hiclr~ wo'c ' Very much appreciated by the inmates. \V0 were pleaded to have Mrs. N.H. Collins and Mrs. I)r. B. A. RVbretf to visit the hdmef on Mhnday und ctlso thank them for the contribution which they grave. We appreciate the kindness so very much^atul were indeed glad to have them visit. Please call agrain. -We extend invitations to all who desire to visit the home and look over the-aged and helpless ones who are not able to help themselves. ? Come one, come all and join in and" lend us aMielping hand. You are welcome at any time. God helps them .that help themselves. We ask the prayers of the public. TO THE COLOKK1) BAPTISTS OF SOUTH. CAROLINA Dear Brethren: not-given an opportunity in harmony] with the program to make our an-1 nual report of our work at the Convention .-at?Kpnrtunhurp. ?; At an early dale, we hope to give you sonic enlightening in'connection J of TtTo nttitudp of the president '*ap related to tlie general missionary and th< work of State mission in South I Carolina. ?Yours-for service in harmony with! the constitution of the convention. P. P. WATSON. ST. JAMES Ar-~M. E. CHURCH1 ? 1 Wateree, S. C.?Bro.. Moses Pow-' ell is no? in the^ hospital at Columbia, S. O He has already undergone the-srrnnd operation 111 the course of thirty days. His place in his home, farm and church is vacant. The whole community is hopeing for his return. I.^t us all pray for him. Bro. Pow > f 11 is a good Christian and a good farmer and is also loyal to his church. Brother" 16; lis pray for one-ami all and especially for Bro. Moses Powell nETTQ LEADER WliaMZfrtrtgreil hafacter service that J maintain thrwrat- KAjl -highest ajidardaymr UW|| ? ild_ wish for. Caparrangements, Mod>_ ? e charges always. KSsg ? ???I1WIW |i II J MT- 7in\ A. M. K. CHl.'UCH NOTi: ] . Chftl'lcston. S..C., May ?> J ?r. li. \\ Mahce, .presiding; elder of the (. haric.District, has held his's'oeond quar ,ter. at the Ml. Zion Church. Fd iff f" i ll I been quarterly con .-ferein;es held-in the . 1 :0, .rv of xh I rhinHi. l:i'. Miiiivr v a pa, i i l 'without any ?lruprj>le. Had Tie~ dt - eided to~h~a,vc '"o so." he cuuUI 1m .' ; gtme home iiiitnediati ly after the Sun day morning's service. fits arses* meitt war not only in sight, hut. i , whs, in hand. Friday, ni.rh; aft. r h " lh 'lie \M.rk of hi., cur: I fcrent'e, I)r. Glance is.tin oyeellen presiding elder. N'oijiin of th ' "boss I iv: l'nlind in l.ii.i 11........ ...T. ..... .. Tun- of my I'i irrrr'- ''Hirhnp ' many ways, lis i,- tuit-'ilitlicuk -to c-v - trvtain. It is nut diflkult U> ost^ildistbv pomt 'xrf social contact Nyith'-hin j Both..men and.conditions have had'a I excellent opportunity v<> sey Dr. Mane I in action. The unbiased vision, strip iped of nialiee, and .w.ith a sense of fail ' ncss, will find in Dr. It. W. MVuiee ; splendid hearted man. Xd'-mtrn. eai wither the storms thai .In has v. ithei ed unless (jod has been'with him. II j"has Mt. Zion OhuuhMxcd ] lent service presiding elder. sine I have been here. I have a messag . Manye, and my> forty y wit' x;onnn -Tutfi'-with the church in jpr.-i: n givt me file7confidence to he!b-vo ,t hat irT; j message will he considered. WelL-the great, I'ap'oapt V1 i\~exT C Mt. Zion A. M. K? Church is iuhv i matter of history. A I'eeord hreak-ih) i.io.ud pas present. -4- w:i1 - one n l.niuiig the-, most brilliant ni'oi i .< of th .'church ' ii! 1 ini: in i' -ri'.r?y. :.r Each of the eleven queen with, thai royal attendants thai i i'.relied irj >\ni' nur p??ri. rniu, .tiuori the musical, director, p.ut ijwr a tin pros-ram. Mrs." l>ash anil the i rr aiu. govs of the affairs .iyero all smiles, a the result of their efforts werg sedi ' to have be"en so sucee-stul. -Jfor. thall SAOKOO was collecto?! lh:.il ni -h* and the effort will roach, the mark before it ends.. floi 1K-Vt V i i I ! ..ill- o<; ueuLkmal maas -moot-big- '.ii,1.'.?wilf-tr hold May loth, livery oh-md? and frrr tern a 1 order, a- . eM i-voy 0'"" -in the ritt,?-rrH-~h" ini'vl 'inrt be?ureas? on in otiOs.ioiv. ' 'Much ela s' K atll i wil read his ivpiu". f+?mi h!".< class. Pre jVious.to this, a pi<':-p.ulaii?eol!eetion wil "TTTTTTted Tor.A-.dlh,T- 1. >b?1 oiuini'slir tii?I ros-ohs yd in hand.' 1 o.uh-i'.-di'.! thai eau.'nit'pmuoee I'mh-: 111 "i-lim its-'place, anions: the followers 'until if find can find a prugrnni, . ,'uixiliary stewardess b..ard will tie created and our splendid u.tii- i steward hoard \v,i 11 prepare litem si-Ivc.- for ac: ; lion, so -as to bfing up tiie' thir-d I quarterly confeioi'cc a nine report, Throughout f.he pits' to.only-five yo'a't'S noe-spet'l:il rrdferf; uri in-?over j.heen lifted at ti.e-.Mt. /'.ion tfhureh <\n 1 the first. Sunday. The present pas-tor [ has instituted l He c; anL,v. amr it is working- without a hitch. '-dust three |itugs ho afnount prcvi-o-ish < d'eclcd, is now'of. lb-clod. and in. | : ] 1, :o b croatnow collected and no-problem is creatsent to any con,rri Ration i.v find out what their - prog-ram is, jf his lender-ehip-js,.to itwaJi^my^hfrrpt?" 'iifiri. he must standardise his wor1. with thorn 'with a program to which they can adjust themselves. If he i a.n d<T this, not do This, thct will destroy him. Our spring rally -yviil-. ernie into I'port, sometime in hie LiLicr._t.axl? Juno. ? | The spiritual condition, of our church is fair. The class meetings are wVH attended. ,.f the most useful members of our group, in t this city ha-ve joined-the Mt. Zipn A. M, PL Church .during our pvesontipas-t orate lt-re. X d'ninu u'wi- tlu U'l'h tor of these notes more, real pleasure I than to provoke other--Mo thigh. 1 ant rio -one's?foe- U-enn-o-- he- or rhc does think?as L dm Tito. loan, who , thinks as I do, may Tie. 1 s ; d right. Tut I I cannot learn anything from him. The .fellow who provokes me to think, is j the folly fry yho nvikes i Tool of mr l and give? me the "I/jttle Head"' when j I fpel like, having the "I>ig Head." j When I want to get t'\o host that a j-?clla\O\0.Sj_I usually lot hint get Lam l-gry witlv me. That that h&i gives To W inn ih.ui. hy tun never m'. In el. ana;n. i; The best way to have some fun with I an Tmpusive brother, is to send back to hinr-some of the thin it's when he'is I pleased that lie sent to you when he jjiiury, and nine lo one- you w ilt he*able to. play, a triune of marbles tin hi* -ftmt "tail, .? --The In] lowing -invitation, "canjlffg lrJ'1111 tin*' e whom 1 have never sei'ii; .< \jdains itself: Summervilfe, SI C., lb .. A. Ixni';?Hear Sir;?-?At the ! (?rndf"d Svlvol, yui?r name was .liatnf'-d 'hi1 MiMtiir* of-th'r?day afour common eimrit. ? 1 .therefore, lake m K rent?{dear ore in extend inr this i'nvi~ ? muuii in juu; airs. urate M. Ashe, b, prim ijjul." * ; ? _ in'i<h.riiatiotl. Ras re.'nhi <1' nil- I lull suiiie w*41 mcanipg:-people ure alter i n- about my (harmless pointers aiiput shouting arid .s,L'at-ri*iing. in soine our churches. .Many such people 1 lave "Hen aeclh-o 1 nu of out leumi any religion, I have never taken the*. " time .to doubt wjhat they have saiu_a.~ '>"iu line. I have sillily nie.'ii-uredi' ! ' i1 " hi.: hi I y Int.i'. ivim h -x aiii.l. it'.-. '-b tyan-ilai ion?Uitii-their characters, anil ?T ibe eiP<: wllioli Chcli one thusminded 'made out- against* themselves, closed i :ie argument. The id called getting 1 i dig.on and losing it, is nothing more i! ban a-pas*?time-with thou ands *4? thi.', ilia..;., that fuv 1 nishes the professional'evangelist with __ h.-^eoa'ation -as a great soul'.wipa i. Seine of such people have got ? n il;, n;i si\,jur_sgven times and lost" ';t: IiUilTig" iiiy pastorate in the Suite' pert' D.lawate, I had a woman in our a I a ...i? - -' - v..u.vm, miu v.as me mot nor pi .eight 11 < 1 ildii.11-out'of wedlock.- She liad ael' cording. Ui her own testimony,, got religion and lost it .eight times. My forty years vital confjeytion with the 1 church, places .before me an array of 1 facts-iHat- I wouTd not print in any .1 jaip' T? \ good mcnniny;~brolhor raid to a,e. some time ago: "hoiur I do not ? hank heavy oir~your religionT' I said !' nothing, but 1 asked those who knew'. 1 he-man to give me his men*su?|c, When they^ did so 1 found out that: 1. He ? vrtnr a drunkard; Z.j, Ik1 was known_ ? ^to Ik* dishonest and 3. he had drifted ^ u> a plane-of life on .which no one would <rust him?lilc. would-Jeap over' a-pttlptt?nra-chnrch and then-run away from the truth.. Such fellows may have more religion than I have. ~ NO S.A11, I am not opposed to shout-" ing. 1. believe however, that one ' should have something to shout for. .lust to jump up in any place and hoi low and y.eil, and then go out of that ' place and lie an.d sin and do wrong1 L* and thus retard the prgoress of vital Christianity, is to the a serious thing s to do. ~ ii 11 JTEACONS' "UNION OF-GEORGIA TO ;iIOLD MEETING ? ^ , v ?- Snvijmnrh? Ga., ,MayG?The---Dea-. Baptist. Convention of Georgia will ^-trrdd itg first session in Savannah. Ga., May .2H-1P, l'.>^7 at the First Brvant pnstor. * : ' v I " We have on the program 'some of he outstanding ministers from varijus parts of the State of Georgia, ^ den-ons from '-other States are cor/iially invited to attend these ses-. It seems to us That every thought' ul Baptist deacuti?wouliL unite in ai program to extend the Kingdom and dp-iift of mankind would, gladly join in a movement to pull, our denomina'.ional interest by united1 prayers, uni-ed caving of our moiiids^and. uni-ed thoughts. We shall 'be able' to lo mbre for the-"Master's kingdom. O-. W. AVheeief,--president? J. H: /'rafton, Chairman of the Executive -Hoard: K.! 1). Rodncll, Executive Sec rotary^. ^ ST. STEPHEN* A. MV E. CHERC1I / NEWS o t . On Sunday niprht, April 24th, a week.of- prayer service .bepan at Str" Steph-. n A. H. E,. Church, which was - n prout i uece.ie. r-? } -?t *. This nuHTiiip was"Conducted by The Rev. B. T. X. Burton of Greenwood, g r___ " ??? -Each ntjrht Rev, Bupjton made a deep impression on his hearer, and ' t-houphts that will lonp he remom-V - !i red.?' v i Rev. Burton could not .remain with us to the clrrsintr. He was called home l<> attend the. funeral of his brother. lie lv? the sympathy of the many ' friend* <.f II:ir<lovillrt \v? ,.-ni ~ I *' " 1 "1,1 "c !vili lighted to have him here, at any . . : = J time. J Rev. _Xe:;o, ottr pastor, i* doing I splendid work here spviuinlty and fin| aneially, foiv the betterment of the ! ehnreh in general. -t- tN.n morning- at 9:30. _ i_ our Sunday School was ot its hestv" 1 The superintendent. Mr. A. D. Alston, wa at his post of duty. Each per-" ' son seemed to he so interested in the TossyrlT ??: ? .:'.T7' * ^ / " * ? ; ' PAGE FIVE. m i in,i. \, m i < in in n m ws (Jeoi Kotow ri, S. C. ? Sunday, May Mil, \\7TS a/Very pleasant day . Services were'KMod us usual. Dr. L. It. X it hols, D. 1-i.. |)ie>)(linu oltlei ol the 1 ji:?>i'yrc-lr?\v?j IMstriet, worshipped with to. and preached ?juile an interesting. -eri:i<;ii: Mothers' J>ayL was highly * ,'>'1?!". < ! iii^if.- : 1?? At ">:(/!> 1'. M..,.tJ;e I.adit s Advancer ' !' inoHt. r.inj ) Quilt n d?tin ?excellent? 1 Mntln r^Dny?yr>^ram.' ' '1 lie. colletf-f^^tion j-.t.al. ?. We are. hoping to have with us p *v.u.tl y, May loth, Bishop John Bins' ? ?? ? -Ol? il'ittsilav oV'cnfttjr. May' 17th, a . choral caiijrfta entailed .-"Kmy of live -Tpiiiia,:-,! ! ^1- f'i^ ifnji chain of .Sumter, S. ('..'lwn ni ^ our eliuivh.' The,-, adiiii-'sinti will be i Valid 25?i.t;fjts. Werlnesiu'.y mofninj?-,' Maj tfti-h, the-' r'r 11" )' c i' i IM ii i ii i tin 1 'n 1 mi 'a i ( II 11 iei'ence will .convene at'Latie' Chapel, . ^Tancv S. Cy . . ' Tlni)''.-'lay. -V-.;.- 1ML. the Diytricl TUliT^I'M.'h( f.,.iOiyi-tuw?i.-lJ4?.- ; ti'h t 1 w.il raei'V a- ilethel ' A. M. R..' Chiinh, Kents, S C. 1 hose on the sick list are. Lfothers ( hri.moph'er -fjijlinrd? Pvtazidr Kobirf, son. and Sister Ihdiah Walker and > N..lair Hell,. U tlo~. \V e \v;sh foi 1 hem 5:40 p 113 *<Julu.-.L'har., 114 6:115 a * Via'Caniilen and Rock llill. i ' ' i r*n.v-Ttvl.-i't oilit-e. Mth n ^ .. . V , ** ^ ; . Telephone (>366. \ C;7^?7^ I'll ONE <)487 J ' ' L. A. Hawkins' Cfc Real Estate Agency "Homes on Easy Terms" 1107'i Washington Street '* rm.l'MHiA, s. 0. NOTICE 2S Wo have special values ip r sojiio used up-rijrht and PlayTV _pianos. Also one $400 shop-used up right Ihano at uuilo a reduction. CftsK or Credit- , *" MALOtf&S MUSIC HOUSE . ' J 428 Main St.,- Columbia, S. C. ' fcay !Tc()\ i'; y, . . new s On Sunday moTfrin.fiy t)icrp .was a very largo attendance :rt : Sunday School The lessors was discussed- in the vet'.pus classes. . ; ?sAf tvr tlit* Sunday School., there, was a short 'jirnirram '?m' Mothers' Day. The program-wa.- .a> follows; ^ St>ng~Cdnling. Home.-- Pancr?Mother? Miss' Blanche 1). Murph. ." In.-trumental Solo?Miss Loun^? Long.' ... ri'.1 Reading?^-Miss Malissa Preston, Song?Coming TTFnoe. At 2 oVlock Rev. Coleman preached the.funeral of-Bro. Ferg.uson and at .'{ o'loelw he preached the annual sermon to_ th_e Odd Fellows, .and- -: the- ? - Household 'of Ruth. ljj. The Church Supply Club will hold-1 its'weekly meeting at the home of' Mo-sos' HlanelU' uTul L. Murph. ^Irs. M. E\ Murph has. been sick, .hut is better now. -.Mr. Austin is improving rapidly, s . Mrs. Blanche Patterson and Mrs. Annie Tucker motored out in the country to Rev Daniel's c'hurch Sirnday. ' . o _?__ ? Miss BJanChe Murph, acting as assisting organist, played for the choir y of Metropolitan A. M. E. Z Church. Rev. Kelly, the pastor of Detroit, ? Michigan, preached a very inspiring sermon. On Sunday night KcvT Ben.^on of TlnTadciph ia preaclied a very' wonderful sermon from the. subiect ''Prnver" Ilt-v.-'Ik;nson it- ?uia? to curry ?n the rm n'ill 'in' rcmniini-" n< th.'. 555E 5Et ' Majority Church. SOUTHERN RA IT. WAY " SYSTEM. - f?Arrive N'o. Between Nc- Depart 9:50 u 31 N.. Y.-August a 31 10:00 a4:52 p 32 A'ugustu-N. Y. 32 5:00 p .1:30 j) 27 CharlesLon-Cin. 27 1:45 p \ 4:45 ji 28 ('in-.-Chaj li sLon 23 4:55p 10:45 p. 10 Coluinbia-Cin. 9 ti:55a 5:30 ti 21 CohiniUiuJax VI 23 ll-.OOp 10.30 p 20 Columbia-Aug. 19 7:00 a 10:00 a 8 Cohimbi6-Aug. i 5:45 p lild p 14-C'olunibia-Sav, 13J0;lUa ' 9:30 p 23t"Columbiu-Chur. 24 5:40a .9;00 a 13 Columbia-Char. 14 2:20p 10:25 4) ll.Columbia-Chas. 12 5:10 a^ 5:20 a 15 Columbia-Chas. 10 2:20 a 1:45 p 2 Columbia-Sp'b'rg 1 4;00p 10:20 p 10 Columbia-Green. 15 0:30a lft:55f~n~l 5 Cohimbia-SgTTVn^bT 0:16p?~ ?