The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 10, 1928, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, November 10, 1928.
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| Church News
' - ~? By REV. X
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ZION BAPTISE CHURCH NEWS
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Dr. J. E. Jeltz, the Nationaal Evangelist
Singer of Charleston, and the ;
Rev.. H. D. Harris of Spartanburg
-? ' were welcome guests of our Sunday,
School last Sunday*. Dr. Jeltz gave
_-r - our school some of his selections which-j
were enjoyed-J>y all; The schotil was
lively from the beginning to the end.!
The music furnished by the Sunday
School choir was very good-. Most of
the ^teachers were at their posts of
auty.
:50 the church was crowded Lu_L
- hear a ^nessage from the pastor. ;
. Rev. White preached from Acts 1:8?
"But ye Sharif receive |->o w or after
and ye shall be wintcsses unto me.
^^? : tK^ 4rf :Jerusaffm, and-in-trB- vftTTtrtr-and
inUall Samaritf, and unto the uter-j
of the world." llis si;)>- .
Bnject was: "Preparation for a world
I conquering campaign."
a""J?? spcaker ;discdssed the stnpbml^?us"
ta'?iV ucfore the church of today,
^Rnd thi> impotence in our churches.
^r"God is anxious that we should posV
sess unlimited power, hut He cannot j
H[ trust, lis such high, explosives?until j
Hr we meet certain conditions,.with this i
^ unlimited power-men {4) would n^is-)
? use it to get mere things; (2) -He
would misuse it to rule-over his'fellowman.
(3) He would use it to de-'i
stroy his fellownran.
All of these misuses would he de-!
trimental to the furtherance of Cod's
kingdom on earth. . - ra
The first misuse to get things is
rank materialism.
The second use for mere display is.
, failrmmgttftciv ? - " """" [
lv The 3rd?To rule is autocracy.
* The 3th?'To kill is militarism.
Dr. White; promised to discuss the
prerequisites of how the present day
church may get. dynamic t>n. next. Sunday
morning. Every hodv should hoar]
him. ?
The. funeral of Brother William
(Bill) Brown took place at 1:30. Rev.
White presented Dr. J. E. Jeltz' who'
conducted the services. A song-sermon
was preachetfljy Dr. Jeltz. It was the;
most unique services ever witnessed
itr these parts. Mr. Riddick of Colum- ]
bia. presided at the paino for this
- servioQ^ Tt. w'rtv; 'onjeyt'd l?y ,
??* all .
Communion was admininstered at']
4:30 P. M. I
1 B. Y. P. U. at Zion at G:00 P. M.
there was a full house. Mrs. M'edorh
. ? J. White and Mrs. Alma L. Hopkins]
conducted the sanie.- The ?> !? !< nvm>. I
came the boys in the financial contest, i
Dr. White preached the closing ser- j
mon to' a packed house at 8:00 P. M.'
.- Mrs. "Maggie Fair on Manning St.!
is on the sick list.
Brother John Steward is still in
* bad health. *
The Hallowe'en party was given in
?t.hp hngymerit nf the church Monday
?' * night,!
The Paper Dres.?j Ceremony was gi>
ven on last Tuesday night.
Rev. White preathed for the holit
ness cpngregatiom on Williams St.
^Mondaya night .
r. T. H. Broadus 'preached at Zion
W?^nesday night.
. Rally Day next-. Sunday aat Zion.
^ NOTfCEr
All members of the Junior Steward j^V.s
Board of Bethel church' are re-i
H uested to attend their regular month- !
I jneeting, Tuesday Nov. 13th, at 5
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. TraP'
cy Walton, 1028 Buli St., nlease be
Mr on time.
Ir Mrs. F. G. Baumgardner, Pres.,
Mrs. Tracv M- Wn1tnn So/.
Rev. R. E. Brogdort, Pastor.
' REV. W. R. BOWMAN LOSES
POCKET-BOOK;??
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Rev. W. R. Bowman- lost a pocket**book,
containing' ovcWrthirty dollars,
a tax-receipt^anrl nt.Tier-Yjiluy.hlo ef-iL
??" fwts;?tie would appreciate the re-'
tprn of the same to His home in the
1400 block of Pine St., and liberally
reward the saifie. Call between 8?30
. a. m., and 2:30 p. mW
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IN MEMORIAM.
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In loving nifmnry nf our dear son'
and brother Charley Webejr Amaker,
who passed away, one -year'ago, November
6, 1927. We loved thee but
God loved thee best.
Rev. H. Amaker, father; Sisters:
Misses Chrrie, Annie?, Emma, Naomi,
Ozebell and Pansy Amaker; and Mrs.
S. M. Riley; Brothers; H. L.J J. L.';
Hubbard L.; J. W.;t>. O. and Rev.
A. A. Amaker. ? ?' - I
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C. WHITE 3
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t&?fcft?t?t? O CiQO O O u C* uC> O O O _ y ?& - - -;' NOTICE.
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Tuesday, the Kftl\ Inst., thy Intcr=
denominational M infsters Union is to
inert \vith Dr. Wallace at Sidney I'iirk
( . .M. H. chiuxh at_12 m. All members
ofv the,)Union are'tirjted to be
present. . Secretary.
DOTS ElfOM BETHEL A. M. K.
CII1'KCIJ. SI .MMEKMLI/E. S. C.
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The mpinbers and friends of Bethel
A. INI. K. church are rejoicing over the
return of the oast to- Uev. .1. B. Jen-imigs,--for
the third year.. A largo
delegation from the ehiirch went tip
to Aiken' during the Conference to
ed and we are thanking the Bishop
find?1 "residing?Hitler?fm?his return.
During the past year we had jvuVtyelous
success. Forty members were added
to the church, and we had one"of
Die greatest revivals at Bethel last
September thai- Ivas heeii-in Suhtmoa.
ville in fifteen years. Our - pastor
proving himself a great revivalist.
On last Wednesday evening, Oct.
Hist,'the pastor was given a surprise;
in'ajjv from* other-churches'joining in
to .welVdmc the "pastor hack not only
to Bethel chuvch hut. to Summorvilici.
After many congratulations and
speeches from - t,horvarious members
and friends a delic'rous supper was
served, consisting of salads, apple pie
ice cream and hot-cocoa".
i.?Luve least, was largely attended on
Fflday evening, one' member 'united
with the.church-at this.service.
Sunday, Nov. 4th was a high day
ill Bethel, tin' past or irrenrhr.il
strong sci'-nions. the ??#>? ?!*><? o,,i.
being "The eps?. of Otscipleshlp" and
tlie evening Subject Wing: "God's
Wonderful Love.'-' Truly the rspirit
u;is manifested, among us. Three mom
hers were added to the church on Sun
day giviug us four new members
since (''inference. We arelooking forward
to great success this Conference
year1.'- ' ^
Our pastor, with his good wife,
who "is always* full of smiles and good
cheer for all, will do honor toy any
pulpit aliul congregation in the state,
anfTwith them Hethel church is going
to keep- in the front ranks. Keep on
the lookout for Hethel.
RKV. W.P. PI,AIR H AS ACriDENT.
~Ilev. \\*. P: Plair wishes to have his
friends know that' he is confined to
his home, on account of an injury
sustained Oct. .'list. Rev. Plair had
the misfortuhe of falling into a hole
<m Washington street and was badly
hmiised. ' -.
.' WATTS NEWS. '
During these beautiful aii^Um'n days
the farmers of our e.ommunity are
busy sowing grain and picking their
remnants of .cotton.- /. ' ?
The officers and mombersir of_ our
Sunday'schuolwerc glad to have Air.
Albert Taylor present with us in"our
Sunday school on the last Sabbath,
lie impressed us with his timely remarks.
He is associated with the
I lorn-Brown undertakers establishment
of "Abbeville.
"Miss*-Hattie Harrison left recently
to spend the winter in Brooklyn, N.
Yi; with Mrs, I.eola Nash Donalson.
If you want to be thrilled and impressed
with vocal music, come to
Shady (Iroye A. M. E. church and hear
the dreen^-Jackson quartette sing..
We have been h^ppy to have our
pulpit graced during the fall season
with a number of distinguished pastors,
all of whom delivered unto us
wunderf uL. gospel. messagcSf-vizn Revs.
J. E. Beard, M. Massey, Harrison
Thomas and J. I). Boyd.
During our missionary i*a11y, the
missionary .ladies of "our church were
glad to have Mi'i', .Jennie Crier, Misa
Jennie E. Hamilton' and Miss White
? The -girls? of- our community that
are. away attending various schools
are Misses Rosa Mae Cofield, Elizabeth
Hazzard Alverna Knox, Inez
(?. Whorton and Margie Cofield.
?Mr. TU'wis Johnson, Jr.T Wft last Sat
ur.djy for Brooklyn, N. Y., to spend
the winter \<ith his cousins 3Tr. and
Mra| A. Yot\ng. ?J i-1?? 1??After
spending a part of the summer
with her mother Mrs. E. J. Whor.ton,
Miss Wilhclmina J. Whorton has
returned to New.^Yx>rk-tO-spend the
winter with her uncle and aunt Mr.
hnri. Mrsy J, V. Young.
Miss Janie Ruth Franklin the attractive
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Franklin will -spend the week-end in
Atlanta -visiting her tincle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson.
The Yday that was recently had at
our church under the auspices of the
Sunday school entitled "Rtith . the
Beautiful Gleaner," with Mrs. E. J.
Whorton, directress was enjoyed.
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THE PALMF
STATE \Y. II. & P. MISSION^W Y |
I'nv v i.'vi'inv
The fourteenth annual session "ol"
jtiie .State .Missionary (.'onveni inn held.
?in Bethel A. M. 1'h church Andurmn.
is now history. (Tvs'uif? to "conditions
the meeting was not largely attended,
Li 1>ciC it was one annnitc. the." lwst"'wty
L have attended. The "Goodwill-Spirit"
1 opened -anti closed .idle -ClunVention.
j Our' aniiahle prosixlenn TTFsT R. C.~
( iiappelle in her^'acci'til way pre.?-lted
oni1 dii-tinpuirln'd .13i Imp .lohrT
Hurst, A. M.,' 1). 1)., resident Uishop
of tliti Seventh Episcopal District, to
i T^.r.lhrM- the npefrhtj?- scrV k-e-s^? -A#er'lie
usual opeiiiric the Hisho'p prea
ntcd Rev. J. \\\ DoujflasS, R. E. ,df
the Greenville District to preach the
annual sorTndn which"we all enjoyed
' M y, nnu h.?- ?? :
In the president's opening remarks
j she spoke pathetically of the, sad dej
partura of Mesdairies E. R. W ilson
and EIlaB.vrd and other faithful workers
of the state. She then completed
i'.he organization and after collecting
f annual (lues the following minis-:
tcrs \vere introduced; ltevs; J. E. '
jlhard, White, YV. F. Ricei 1\ M, Gary
I. W. Douglass, A. ('. Sample}', (*'urry.
1 i TI o: -VI f .,i11 ;
II. oiuin. .w. VJ. >\ IIHU1I1S illltl "l lUM'S
. Wli so names wo. did not tfot.
i Thp addresses, of the Bishop ware
fall of inspiration. lit1 stressed the
j i.ot'il of .building up tin* homo work
[ntni ''pinking a'larger and. livelier
Si ate mooting:. So pregnaid*-wor'e the
'fi-rJilroAses. with-information and facts
ion' the.subject?of [ missions, tlfat he.
was roiitiostoM to write pamphlets" of
j .u'ch valuable knowledge, that they
' could'he"distributed amonn the mis^Tnnary
workers of the slate. A
i In well chosen wonts the presidontTl.cs..
II. f\.'Chappvlle made hc.r an.
Miii>l -4iddrei:r.. 11 -was?practical and
most touching woiA her dosjng remirks,
jn which she said: "we i\ro
not where we eant In her but-wo ran
--W rk," she askeit_t hp-quest ion: "whtTti
have you in your hand?" To this ad!
Before Buying Yot
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piete compliance with '!
the inviolable rights
desires of the bedress
Mrs. I.i/./.ic Wells -rf'-j/i.<ji it.
I hi' address <?;" ,v7rr 11 >ii : ri < '.
the (,'uii vent ion; t?> "tVar's: She Id
llu'1- Ln-iiulil'iil life of \ ;.;d . I
s^iU- l:>ifcr?d t.?*4?t4r^i4- vhA To ^r4-fv*-r^v^T-.- ^
ihiiiftiiinns; h il t; i "ii
lilieket 'wln^re y<?u 'ipT. (Tfi(]""? ,
Iti'au'til'ul.ONr.nijde <?f i iy !eve unplit'it
d Me la.no 11 ur ' an i < V .
imIJo. .wlu i! she - "v. .... \ - n
?i' Kent in ' ntlictf.7' Tn this' tuldi."
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tt r and J, 1:'.^ He ard v.vro -Try Ten.
i;d to all.. -To t!ic'--"0 A! i1^. ('alnio A trftl
iii': .{++,nd, d. ? i...
TllL" WL'lfPinO e^X!U-i: C i r. Q"..' v yood.
Anton.a V me nt'l'ie ;iar idpa: were
Kittle.M.i.-scs Alice 11<?11?>\V y": i
It MiiiQ Johnson. To these addr.es
Mi -.. AM. le1 v 1 i-r^T-'H:;. ?n?1
murh canri/ t !> .? mid of It v. and A'
1vrrrt i-auft.l'tl ahd Hit If ...if for
U)e splendid yiTlxji ' nj^itfoljt ;.?i ,
'In/ State f 't nvt nt'on.
The-'following"* otVi-f'S w re eject
Pres'doht/Si r>S' ij. C." Fli^pI'Mle" !
S{ee-i?ix?si?le.!\to Mrs. I.. It. Crawf
-iwh' vhv-|>i''-s:<'|,.i>t. Air .. A' ?h?L
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line nii .my \ypr|<. -A!\ an . i>t- -and 1
are woikinu". todylher- for the ?a
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thiifeh. the' "TYth .of Aayn-i: and-i \vo
are ready, to 'j,o -Iii. the in v. "
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a lihrh day- at "New St. AUi'ry ciiMn .;.
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\Vhlch m. *!;m. y:-.. jsKadifei' whi-n- wo
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I. .v. w' \ ; Mi-. Martha Ilaskcw. lrto*' :
in ?W., U" - 1 l .i 1/. cliiu';?r
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Ii; sad aiifl lovhijr: mejnory' of a.Alt*.-,
' . /ted liiishnud. and fat hot',. Mr. Knoch
. w! v.?T i departed this life Oct.
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We ?-il! P*\t r'WvuH'li'mv. .
father. who has .passed ' . -1
.Thru the shadiov- <'.f d<.uth to the sun-.
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A thousand sweet menioVieV" are .holdhint
fast; .. Jt
| Tu _tla" |T:"u-e>' he "Messed with" his .
- - )i!- j.1 o'soouo- a-r-1 hue; ?
And Aiftert Aylivn if . ajv Stlone in .our
Imiiw,?T"7' j
Or when" i7^!-Alia fes u-S or .'sin dra\y,
. cih nijrli.
A.jvhi-.tu'V rentes iryiitly. "Nay do not
the wivnjr".... ?
And-we feel that- our weakness ts .
. pihihd o.n hijih 1
What a heautifill nunnery you have
. It ft behind. ipj
Li I he. ( rawtunl. wife-; A loth ia V.
. R'bin-om. (Wave IL Haines,'Howard
llaliiL-L?- .U.riahlta . K. Orawfoitl?
thiidren. ; * " * . .
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tN MLMOKlAM/ 1
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"i.;. < ! oar near ?' n nnd ivrnthor t'Jaudc
\yillio Hughes, who passed away Nov.
N." ' '!'I" ( ' . I1 '.iiVf. ;i a ;IV'. 7
Tiu-.luvc a heart holds dear.
_-L\,aid - Hm-cr . Vi i-y day. t
IVenonihranee kocp^i you near." 117
S tfily'.niissod by
Father, Mother and Brothers.
Si-AIM \Mi! Hi; >;o( II.;TY XKWS.
One .>f the season's most enjoyable ??
HnMv"'rn p:-.i t !vwas1 riven by Miss' H
Nettie OxhVr Wednesday nijrht. The <7
rrooms wen1 most attvactfye in decora
i-ms 0/ Hallowe'en. Jaek-o-lanterns in
were efiYclivdy - used in the rooms.
and black cats, bob fioblins and witoh.
v.- ?v. ;ili l'i;>L,k am! oinu;:il.t'mii\.ramT.. <0
were also in evidence.' Kach person f
a.m.' in costumes. all masks were re- f
moved at 12 o'clock which added more
*" t> niTT rm ent' - -the ^oerte. Dancing
tmi^trnmcs were the amusements of
the evening'.* After which delicious;
refreshments wore served.' Out-of-., R
own guest s% Misses Fair and White
of ClalTne.v. Dr. Martin Wright and W
j.Prttf. Thompson'of'North Carolina, j Sl
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riy?'tti in i'lio l.lijrh school, tfudiVpt-iumt
litht iilst wuk--indeed a >uecc-fx, and
t' ' ' ?i' '"1?> y tt ini'v't' chiwd. i<t ixionnt ^?
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lydor i.-' ,\\a> in lo*\ ,'ifor ,;i Jjw
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lid" hv' j ah! <>! ii u'onth l ful sprW'i!!iaoi
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