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Chester," S? C.?The -ML Calvary
Baptist Church announces its annual
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.wmx vtf|Il?U?tt (WJUCIIIUCl ^1,
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4 The lU'v. 1>. 1?. Thompson, the suecensor
<if the Into Dr. C. T. .Walker,
; iind |m:<tor of the'Tabernacle.. Baptist
[ C.hurrhr : Augusta" Ga? will conduct
j the series ot meetings: i<,acn ni^ni
' will be a special treat.. ,
j- Dr. Thompson is' one of America's
' best pvcuchers. He is a polishedjewi
1 in th.. h:mds Of God. He is the e\
angel ist, scholar, the?logician, "the
. pulpiteer and the man of the hour.
une?whose- reputation Is national^
; one whose character. is unciuestiona.
hie; one whoso'integrity is boundless'
I and one wnose UepttI is profound.
(" ConTe one, come all and hear the
j man of God, whose aim will be to
i tare down Satan's empire and make
j sjn unpopular.
1 IN "MKM'OU-IAM
1 In memory of uur deai fathei and
grund-l'atber. Uev. C. II. Jaggers.Avho
; depiOJted this- life, August IS. 19^47
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Neither thoughts conceived nor words
exnvyss..-- " *
j The anguish, pains and sore distress,
I Th(> weary hours o'f bitterness of oiu'.
hearts . , ? : ,
; For .one we love so. dear.
Once our. home "was bfbrki and fair.
With love to* Me<W, each moment 1
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Kut how changed! No litflit to shine,
Clouds all the way; no words of eheer
.trr make "the wuy -rtrnrrr: - ?
IIow van we forjret you, dear father.
When iere is still a vacancy thaV
can never he filled.
J'm sleep on and take yofir rest,
We !<?ve you well but Jesus loves you
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M its. JC. H. JAGGEKS GKKKXK,
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Sermon l?y Rev. R. M. Myers. Pastor
Secoifd Nazareth Baptist Church
By Rev. I. K. Low'ery.
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Text: '"Hut"' unto- the Son' he "saiih,
the throne of Gful. Ho said,-that the
oyer: a sceptrh of 'rigTu eBusiness is
the scopl'ffc "of fl\e Kinj^donn?Ileb.
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The preacher-' bepfa.ii by su'jtiYfg,
.there is some relation between his
! sermon and the .Sunday School lestspn
for the. day';, lie first' spoke of
the throne of God. Itesaitf that the
throne of .God was a righteous throne,
t the ark of God. rested in>a tcrtt
| i livid lived in the palace, of cedar
, iuui.the a?k. of, God rested' iti a tent.
t He was not satisfied. He wanted to
huild God a house. , God sent a man
to tell him that he could not build for
Him a house, because he was a nvan
i of blood. He had shed blood in wnr
and God was a Gbd of peace. and His
house? must l>4. a house of jioaOo. God
would raise up ii^son of David, who
would Imild .llis house. Soloijion was
the ?rrn whom (77771 would raise up
U? htiild His houso. ;
The thin r that holds (rod's kin?,'ilom
to)1,( Tli,>> i>r "l.ove.'!?The throne
that tfOvernkf this world and the whole
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for entertainment of Good S?maritans.
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universe will stand . forever. Christ
is a merciful king. He is a forgiving
king. ~ He forgives sms. The prencher
said he was forgiven 28 years ago,
and from that day he has been a
Christian and a child of God. Rev.
Myers ' intimated in his "sermon
thai" all Chi'isliaiui shall meet in heaven
and crown iHm Lord of all.
_ The services were full of interest,
and very much enjoyed by the Christion
people.. The reporter was well
treated and was sent home ni the
splencjid car of. Mr. Sam Galloway.
Jly was also iriven to know that he
would he made welcome at the Nazareth
Baptist Church at. all times.
MISSIONARY MERGING OF THE
Georgetown district
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. The W. Il.iind F.,M. Society of the
I Georgetown District convened in St.
Micheal A. M. E. Church, August 10
?11. t'.>27. l)r. L. R. Nichols, presiding
elder, Mrs. M, E. Green District
T'fesUlent.
The meeting- vyas called to order at
11:00 A. M.. Devotionals were conducted?by
the presiding elder.?
sisted by Rev. S. J; Dobbins and Drs.
J. L. Benbow and "W. P. Carolina. The
roll wasf'maitei annual clues collected
and committers were appointed. ?
Papers of helpfuU>nmitre on missionary
work from different viefcv
I points, were read by Mesdames T. C,
Dun more, Ilanhah Monroe, D. Mack,
J-.. J. Daggbtte, Carrie J.ames, lieneral
discussions "The effect of- lock
societies in your community" was opened
by Mrs. F.'L. Carolina. It was
entered into by the memberg. most
heartily. Rev. J. C. James preached
?i splendid sermon at night: The music
with Jfrs. Lillian Fra'sU-iy organist,
was inspiring. Most of the pastors
of the district -were present
Revs. J. 1'. Perks, J. I). Rutledge and
Mrs.. Darrell of Jacksonville were visitors
in attendance. Dues and contingent,,
funds, $0.7.50; for missions
$5-15.00. .
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On completon of the collection ft
I missions, yells for the district, plv
'siding elder and president were gi\
I en, led by Mrs. Carolina, who move
' that the rules be suspended and th
president, Mrs. M. E* Greene be r<
t ,J elected unanimously, which was dom
Im-": t r Lhinmnro mod /?1n/ifn',V ?.J?v
- ^president.?-TOo rnuchTJemmuirhe. sai
in praise of Rev. 1). I). Sessions, Pas
tor.of Mn- good people of Winyah Cii
- i'?it tot' the way and manner we wvr
entertained. We are ready to go bae
to St.- Michael at arty time.
St. Paut, Pee Dee, was selected a
the place for- the next annual mec
Just before closing, echoes fror
7 the quadrennial -meeting, \vhich~ wa
held in Memphis, Tenn., were give
by Mt'stlamt's T.1 Dunmniv nn.d I
- l.i Carolina.?The same ht'UI'tlT
acceptedjas information-.? Mr. Brpoia
in remarks urged the ministers t
foster the missionary efforts. . Thu
" ended a very pleasant session.
- PAX AMERICAN CONTKHKX^
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thn black Ronuhlir ?vf Unit;
the restoration of self-goyernmen
there;' condemns tile attempt of whit
Sftnth Africans to monopolize th
" "land belonging to the^ black natives
and after touching on African con
ca: r% '
"We believe that the -Negroes o
the United States should begin th<
effective; Use of their political powe
and that instead of working for a -fev
minor offices or for merely joeal fa
vol's and concessions, . they shouh
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intei natioiurT problem** of the color
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d | affect the Nogro race in the tJnited
'G jStates." ' ' ' '
Ttfe manifesto urges the ehtrance of
s' Negroes into trade unions iti. tiiis
-country nnd says: . "
! world to l'eidi/.e that no program of
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Bagnoll, Di 1 ector of Branches, and
^William Pickens, Field Secretary,'
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