The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 24, 1928, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Saturday, November 24, 1928.
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j Church News
By REV. J.
SECOND CALVARY JNIOR MISSIONARY
NOTES
The Junior Misaionaryy. Society was
delightfully entertained hy Miga Jo?Hephtnc_JWTiife7
FrldsTy the 16th, at
her home on Braytori Avenue.
Thp mPPtiVior Urnu U..
? ..ft mmo V?uvu cu Kfl UC1 uy
J The minute's of the last meeting
were read.
Misses ?Greent Hay good, and Forr6st
discussed the life- of Lincoln;
from boyhood to president. I
7 r Plans were made. to raise money
to help ftie poor at Christmas.
After the- business,?Miss White
served a delicious course of potato
^^k_judad?-eii-lettuce, horn; pjcklcs, cocoa;
B saltines, ice cream nnH raltn.
The next meeting will be 'held at
the home ef Miss L. Roberts on_:Hag.
Bden Street.
^-CTTTVAKV'S CHORAL CI.tlB
BY.ve three C's'held its weekly meetSundayr
November 11, at First
^Ealvary Baptist Church, under the
Bpuspices of Mrs. S. S. Youngblood
and Miss Janie Adams. The meeting
was- presided over by the presi
r dent Miss Eloise Craft. The minutes
of the last meetings were given
by the secretary, Evelyn Bright.
After the business part of the meet
ing, a program was rendered bjr the
chairman of 'the program committee
Miss B. E. Nesbitt.
BETHEL A M E CHURCH NEWS
The conference year closed Sunday
wun many visitors present to heai
Dr Brogdon say parting words. Beginning
with the Sunday school which
was well attended and a splendid study
period had. The spirit of good
\ will seems to have predominated the
^ remaining services of the day. Twc
strong sermons were preached morning
and night respectively with whole
: some appeals to hold that-?which
for salvation in this world and the
world to come. The officers then
- ? took- ehargc of the services for the
purpose of winding-up-the claims of
~ of the church that creditable reports
be made.
At 3:30 p. m., jDr. White pastor of
Zion BapthjtChurch with his loyal ant
liberal congregations, came over ant
preached and his choir "sang?exhibiting
the spirit of good will ant
best wishes to Bethel Church and Dr
Brogdon. $25.00 was realized by thi:
effort for which we are grateful t0 Pr
White and his good people and alsc
to the many friends who were present
and contributed liberally morn
ing and night. Bethel Church anc
its- pastor wishes to thank you af
very much. .
TheAllen Christian Endeavor Lea
gue and friends sp?nt quite a^plea
sant evening, last~wee"k with Mr. E
M. Keitt of First Calvary Baptisl
- i-Ch&rch. Original readings, vocal anc
instrumental numbers of that type
which really pleased, ch^racterizec
ftkd trogram.
Sunday evening at 6:30 o'
t the League is presenting pro
CT^lgrams that williriterest you to wit
^kness. You are invited.
Monday "night; the" ladies "of" the
Several clubs and board staged f
Bock Conference which, resulted in
Bnuch help and a. deal of fun, a:
Bsult of the efforts put forth b:
clubs, th|e loyal members anc
Bends ol Bethel, Dr. BrOgdon W
BBnt away with reporta well, in han<
Lancaster, S. C., which is in sessioi
Rev. Frank B. McNeal, pastor o
Mf Hohrnn Rafitist Church, held ser
vices in the highest state Sunday.
Threp were save^. four wer? bap
tized and two _were added to th<
church by Christian experience.
Rev. C. J. Poling of Key- West
Florida has been doing great worl
for Mt. Hebron. We hope he wil
come again because he is a soul sav
or.
t There will be baptism the firs
h Sunday in December. Th? pifclic i
cordially invited to come and be wit!
THE SAINTS CHRISTIAN CHURCI
r? 2100; Richland Street
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Rev. A. Q. Coleman. ojLCalhou;
Falls is still here preaching for us
rHe did a great here for the Lord
^ He is a fine spiritual mam&nd saves
t many souls. The church invited jU\
.Coleman to come back at any time
His preaching was very' much en
joyed.
Rev. A: J. Brown, pastor.
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ZION BAI'TIST CHURCH NJ5WS 1
At a. ni.? Rev. White took the. jj
tiuartet of Benudict College^ over to^-i
th" Kt.atV' .Pnoitnntiiii?y'^iim-p llm JIH. fl
ual religious were Held in the chapel. I
.About l'.OUO prisoners, white-and col- n
ored men took part in the services. "
I The BeneiTiet^CoIIege Quartet compos ?
! ed of four of the best singers to -be s
j found in the state, thrilled and cheer" |
ett tne hearts of the men and the .
quartet was called back for the ele- ,
h venth time. There was nevei^ such t,
joy and enthusiasm expressed.
Dr. J. Dean Grain Prnn"""';vri '
the very best that ever sang in that g
institution. r
10:00 a. m., Our Sundny Srhnnl I
was ealled to order by our up-to-date 1
leadejr, Mr. Thbmas DiArgan. The J.
.lesson was interestingly discussed by I
I the various, classes. It was indeed ^
-' a happyy hour spent in the study of
God's word.' . !
The preliminaries having been com- 1
~ pletea^Dx, White offered the fallow^ I
ing names as as additions to the '
trustee board Of the church for con- \
firmation. Dr. D. K. Jenkins, W. M. 1
SmitH and D. H. Jackson! They una- !
nimously endorsed the same. Pastor
W)iite preached from Genisis 49:31, '
"The sceptre shall not depart from
Judah, nor a lawgiver from between !
his feet until Shiloh come, and unto
Him shall the gathering O'f the peo-: 1
pie bee." "The Coming Tranquilizer"
was his .subject. Dr- White was. verily
at home in the discussing of his j
, its setting and in its actual fulfvl,
ment. The church was stirred to a '
high pitch of enthusiasm especially
in his conclusion. "
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At a-:au, tne z-ion Baptist unurch
I worshipped with the Bethel A. M. E.
Church. There was a large turnout
( of Zion's ushers, officers and members
together with the two choirs .
* Dr. White was presented by Dr.
Brogdon in a hannv and eloquent <
( manner. > **- . -<
, Mrs. J. C. 'White led in the singing, j
r ^which sermon received favorable cohT '
j ment from all who heard him. $25.00 ;
was raised. * * i
f Rev. Elias Broughton. preached for \
[ Rev. White at Zion Pilgrim, Authur- j
I town, afternoon and night. $52.00 |
. was. raised down there. ,t
I Our B. Y. P. U. services were excellent
and we met promptly at G:00
5 o'clock. Mrs. Medora J. White pre-"
sided at the paino, and Mrs. Alma
> Hopkins as secretary executed the
.. -program. ??-?
'*The Prospects in Brazil, South A
I inuiiutt wus vui CKiujcut. \jiiunu}
r Saber read a paper ' telling of the
rivers of that country. A duett was
. rendered-bytwo little girls.
Miss Maggie Lee Long rendered a
. fiotft. ' "TytaftT. Magpie Hi 1 linrn"w?g pl
lected painist for the B. Y. P. U.
1 In the financial contest the boys rais;
ed more money than the girls. Nhth1
aniel McNair read a firie paper on
the B. Y. P. U. subject.
At night services, Dr. White 'preach
. ed from the text./'He that cometh
r from abover^is above all." The In~
-comparable Christ was his subject. ~
j The pastor described -Christ "above11- i
the 'greatest painter who spilt his I
. dream on the canvas, or the finest
s sculpture who ever~cKisled at the~ibar
t ble block, or the mightiest warrior
] who ever thundered his-command to
L an army. He was and is abovtr all
i angelhood.
t- ?The?Meek National Convention-is
i the .latest in church plays that will
\ soon be staged in Zion. Our revival
formally started Monday ni,ght with
L JDr^-R. L?File, pastor of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church of Winston-Salem, N.
- sin and Satan..
John KeneTly, (Little John) well
- known figure of Columbia, died at
e the Waverly Hospital, his ?uneal was
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neiu irorn tne uvnnsuiu>Druuiey r u*'ei
y al Hume,?test Saturday by Rev. J.
'< C. White. Little^ John had been a
1 member of JZjoo . for-the last twenty
odd years. \\ i
Sister Narcissus (Nash) Smith is t
very sick on Wheeler's Hill;
h his home on McDuflfie Avenue.
_ Brother John A. Jackson, trustee
of Zion and pullman porter was home
I Sunday, having lost his father. Our,
prayers go out to him: * * ' 1 -?
IL SECOND CALVARY. _B.. Y. IVU._.
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I. The Baptist Young$People's Und
ion, of Second Calvary church, cont,
ducted each Sunday by successive
5. age groups* of young people, and un
der the auspices of Mrs. .Albertha
Simons, the president, has proven exceptionally
interesting for the past
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'jvera.l Sundays.
.On .Snnday-Jwoy.. 4th, the-group in
lmrgo of MiKw Sutton brought to ua
very prominent instructor of Bendiet
College, who lectured to the
oung on the necessity of using the
pare time protitubly,; One Couldasily
guess by the serious faces that
lis words had a very dortnite etfect.
I'llen. on tho following Snnrlny Miua
A'hite, sponsor of a group of 'little
ots, presented a vcp-y appropriate
u ogram featuring a short story "by
diss Varney. ot Benedict College,
\ hlch was -so interesting that it held
ill, tots as well as larger folk spell*
jound.
Buy..as if in accordanee with the
>ld adace that savs: "eominir pvorU
ast their shadows before," the prorraTJJfcof
last Sunday Nov. 8, the
ipt 'one presented wholly by jtjie j
roung men and sponsored by Mr. j
taymond Bailey, a student of Booker j
Washington high school off set all
nograms of the preceding Sundays. J
l'he support of the young men was
inaaimous and their interest and
-.kill -displayed itself in the excellent
mimical numbers which included selections
from students Oof Bcndeict
'ollege. selections from "Messrs. J.
Itosemond, C. White, R. K. Bradley,,
he Booker Washington quartette,
nd a chorus of young men only,
liev. -Wallace of Sidney. Park church
leliverod a message enrbodying the
deal of every Negr() boy, the desire
Lo dess^n the burdens of the. race, to
(ring into the limelight the real meets
of the Negro and thus to open to
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p. ni.) the public is cordially
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MT. CAR.M 111, I1A1
Our pastor preached a special, soulr
stirring sermo'n Iflsy Simd.iy ,.v..h1l^_
and it was much enjoyed by all. He
lo r\t*Aook?nrw ? J 1 it -1
fv. j'1 ' 111?1 tj nchmi mm -m 1 h'l lu? liu'
Sundays come. We ask everybody
to come out and jaear him at 2 mellows
Avenuc:~~~Ril;v- Frani k
neal is the- -pastor..? ? --S.
W. Watson Clerk, Dea. C. W.
Richardson, Chairman; Charlie .Kclley,
Supt.; Willie - G'eigcr.
A WONDER AT NORTH, S. C.
The wonder Boy Preacher was at
North, S. C., ?.g.rryinj? on a reviva'i
for Rev. O. *1). Younjr, pastor of .Mt.
Zion A? M. E. church, where " the
town qC North, white and- colo.iod
were spell bound for five nights.
People came-* from all parts of tin
country J.o hear, him preach utIU siTFT
and declared that th?. half i -.
yet, been. Told about him. Many were
I converted under his :preaching . as
never before in North. He.-is wi n
derful to hear, lie opens nip%l al
parts of the Bible as no one ov.m;
heard in South Carolina. He says:
"(let ready for Clod's mininc- ;?"
time. You can see Jesus in him.
He left, for-Winnsboro.
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: In memory of our dear husband
and'fSTtjer Charles \V. Smith who du- j
'parted this life in t'riion, S. 0 , November
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* No . oro knows how' lonesomethe' i
hour*v
No ?>ne knows how glopnrty the day;
.Since the. departure of our loving S
husband and father ,
Since t-hip-riay he KOnfllWav. ." 7Ti
Tho our loss is heaven's gain, '
Yet our hearts do pain and sigh, \\
But we -hope to rum again,?:
-In that heavenly home on high. C
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Mrs. Maggie I--Smith, wife C
_ and ''children. '
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IN M KM OR I AM \l
^To the mcmor? of Dr. A. W. Brown 'J'
TITTX*, - W ho --aiicd O^toWr ?;
Wui mis*s him hut we, have lontr since II
.hovwHin lhe'^vttt"(Jr-l 1 Hnt^tRaT doefh
all things well. -He*'-Was faithful- to 13
his family, friends and his practice..
.This?refreshes?our memory, of?h-nm?
Rev. Charles K. Brown, I). I)
?? Willie 1>. Ul'OU'iV
I. R. Brown,. Brothers.
Mrs. Ethel R. MeFarland
Mis, l.oilise Snl,liv:in
Miss Julia .Bi'owri
Miss Otoles Brown, Sisters.
Mrs. I rene, Step-mother. 51
; }Irs. Brown, -jWifei
)Tou stayed with us .iust two score ^
years, . * ' i
We exlycctcil Vou . to stav longer?
But God in his wisdom t'Ook you h> me
To dwell with him up yonder.. j
Our loss was heaven's train,
We humhly how -in* Jesus'. name. ' ^
I\"MRMOKIAM J
MR. WILLIAM REYNOLDS?In
sad but loving memory..of our dear
husband and father who departed this
life November 10, 1027.
One year ago you left us, v; :
Our l<w< fi.nl- ?
A place is vacant in our home,
That never can be filled.St
11 "to ?s: Cinwrrtnys of sadness", "7
Tears In secret often flow. . '
Your memory cherished never leaves
us' ... '
.~Tho' you died one year ago.
I most keep, in mind the"debFwe owe,
Tq him who did his best for us;
Who neglected _ himself to make us
know, . .
That, he loved us. to the ehd,
fathei;we. loved thee strong and true
How he labored and fibw he died', .'
t For him there \vus a silver lining.
Behind the darkest, cloud of fear,
Sleep 'father, sleep, "
Sleep on and take you? rest,
But Jesus loved tliee best. . '
IN MEMORIAM
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In loving memory of Mr. P. B. Martin,
wh0 departed' this life at Green-4_
-wood, ?S. C\, during the month of I
"November 192G. . v.
Wife. Mr.s P. B. Martin,
1', Children; . v
Mrs. M. ,V. M. Stuart,
Mrs, A. jL,.Pepe,
j 'Mr. Robert Martin," j
j v . Mr. Willie Martin, ' j *
I Mr. Martin. :?. ,'..r
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IN MEMORIAM
: WALLER?In stld but loving memory
of our dear darling mother,'Ulrs.
Carrie Louise Waller, who departet;
_thisJlifo November 21, 4P24L?
! When the evening shadows are fall.i
;inpr'
In ohr hearts theYe comes a longing
Mother dear, if you could come home.
Oft and oft our 'thbts db' wander;
Where wt> gently lowered your bedy.
Just two'years ago todayT
You are gone mother dear, but not,
| forgotten.
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Mr. Augustus Waller, husband
| . . Miss Estelle Waller,
Mrs. Beatrice Pinckney, ,
uiss r.veiyn waiier,
1 Mr. Othercal Waller,
. Mr. Allen Waller, Children.
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PINCKNEY?In loving mefnory of i !
-ven C. Pinckney,'. who departed this i
life November 21, 1020.
- , , No
one knows the silent heart aches,!
t Only thooe who have lost can tell \
Of the griaf that's born in silence, 1
I For the one we loved so well.1
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Mrs. Beatrice' Pinckney, wife,
Tattle Marylin JRT Pinckney,
daughter^
Miss EstelTe Waller,
Miss Evelyn Waller/ sisters. 1
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