The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 01, 1928, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday. December 1. 1fl28.?
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ZION BAPTIST (. ill ttCjS
'Services Were' c.thrt?.u'\tcd a I
State l'enitcntrai y at the n-ciai.'!
of eight-thiWy J'aV.t St.:;.: .. n.
' ing. Accojapaning hi. . \\ .. :
Dl'S. pf? L.. File. '> ' A\ i:I - i
N. C., and T, II . 'l?:'oadus 6*' .11! ' \
-Dr. BrSadus cwntltKH-il: lj...
( vice, which wits ei'r.i yjbcl by r iv ; ?
1 J. Dean CYuin, the'chaplain, i'.. . ;iii
a most.soui-in-syij'Intf serVuon, ' Ii \\
' Oil'] Sunday Si-hr.rl ? <?:?L
Dt?il HM
xjiuuiim: /.nonius I'm,nn. t > . I
;?11 kin*; t nc r 11: - <: < K i i f M .1?r^r"
V .' and closed the same.
\ .Mrs. Ella Ii(?stlr. "the ? 'n,l i
?t distant- sufnuiaUauKut ,?; 11". 11> I'I i: * |
that she .-would lmiiiu t'l'i':- ' ;
1 the Christmnfi K.wei.-c v.-..
i "Senior class, nunUicr il. w.!..~-~
?.pr>fiod~H??--h<t.v.i I'vt'i1. ooij 1 iiV *" '
\10 and IS plan to iviw. a Clv
jfpast on Friday 'n'o.hi t"! t
lliristinas. Rev. While i< .V < o
of.thy class, "
> ? <* At 11 ::-><) a. in. ,tno 'i'rcaiho
J the vested choir matt he ! in ; 1
f tun/.* of "Come thou -lyuiUii.An:'ti' ?
jf tune- of "Come Tlidu" Fuupt 'of
, * BlcrtinRi'- The cheivit v,( .-J'.vi
Rev. Dr. File of Wirtsisi-S.i-;.-in,..y.
is conducting oiir revivul^-+^rtTrJi'
. immense^conjjrepat.ion v.hV i li.vsin
: to speak. His t'c.\t^iuu?: "-i,. h, !?|
Liny in Zion u Fouii iui a: ;
, . Tried .Stone, and He that 1< v
shall not make nasio.1' H>\ ! '. h
?;??. ed that" Chr'isCJis . tin*. ,?i: i u i.
the believer's' Faith. o Ji -hope
and love. It \ya T
most \vohdeiTul sermon.- l>r.
alining v WIUHIIIIil Wit It- 11"! Il'tr. W
of <5otl and great intV: r
ted at c'vt'i'v serving "fit;"* n>< ' i
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closes FridaynigtyL
Rev. K. liroUfvi't ?ir- pv ;? >.-I' I
? ?pastur at Shiloh in - i.;il ;
. 3:00 o'clock. ~
At 0:00 p. m.. !!. Y. I'." i'. .
Were. held. Our sujTlect! v.: ' > .
"Songs We LoviC 'I h {. Id >
these songs was given 1
:?ma-HopkiiM ami utiui. i ' ?j
Mrs. Maggie (lilliaili ;u . ".! . A
the paino, Airs. WiiUe y ;:w t pT"
dent. IVri
.and,Ph." P., spoke'at -h . n PivJ.?
chard took his .Ma. lers- Iv.ive*
Oxford College, Kngland. .Mr., II.Lindsay
made a shiiry. n.iii.v.'S. ; .
Lindsay will deliver tjie pi io ipnM-i
- ~ dress to the- i>. y. 1.'. 1". i.;m r.
day afternoon.. M
fhn content lie! m-. ?i .1 h,- : girls
resulted in the b y. <>\i r.
the. girls financially. '
At 8:0() p. in., 'I >r... F- '.?
another gi\>at s i n mi t o ' a pii
r? ;
IIUUSU. s .
-! Eh lev?J,?14,?Stf ii'i-'ii?-h??' i
. burs, Pa., a cousin -to | ; nr V. ii
stopped at the jmrfvioitvTf <
day nijrht eiihmte ,io '
conduct a meetin.tr. * " - ?
There is a. If real .<, t .;( !
our conprrejraiion lii t^TT;i rivy_.'
hope for the reocjrtii y . ol" ;>.!! mi
- " Christinas pr(?nV:sl> :..'Ui i i.- .v
j ous occasion with us,.a riaay. *
membeds haVe been, .-aviaai U:
V ,?U4n^s of th?_year.
Miss Josie B.J\VhifC vouch ~r ir
c% F.inley ' Ilitrh School at ( in-' er. ;
uaL daughter of l)r. ('. Wio.o,. sp'i
he \ Thanksgiving at tho"Tuimo- of .i-f
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Sa." REV1VA1. IN Nl^V?
, Last Jlonday. Jh\_ .1. <
? -9 eeived a letter frmn .tli, Hi i p.n !'
M Baptist ChuW'h, Now York . !
W \V. W. "Brown/ pastor, a>j>.ia;.m
" he conduct-the revival in t,i
J 'beginning. Janua..
January 18th.
?- The -Metropolian ~Pnjit'.-d c' nreh
the. largest ehurch noftli. e " {>.?' ?
son-Dixog lino. Dr. _Br?v\\ n is <
leaders.
It has been mad,. Known ft
Dr. White intends to :?? ? ( ' t tin'" n!"
Rev. White Inv- hi.nduv! 1 c.!*
i and former members in Ww Y
City who will be irlnil to h :> t :e
of his voice in the AV? rM'- '?;? ?. '<?
Dr. White"'has - t wo **!r\ nis
dellVbr -F.hUtlH'ltVVtfm A l l ,1
year. One brTTT1 WmsLtJii-Saleitu:
' C'? and the other is in New Oyleii
La. Now Orleans "elected him '
year but he'preferred to go to Geoi
town, ft. G. ^:
-? r^i?Tvf>y Tnwux ,l
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" We want -to thank e\e>a Imm'v. tc
helped ih any Way dnritur the ijln<
of piy late husband, Rev. Frank We
j ? bury.. ?~ *?
, MRS. CHOROID VVOODHUUV,
and Children.
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1 Columbia 1
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I . AN .\(ilNCHMENT
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.. '1 Tjonih u i?'. Drown, rector
' lAii.y' 1.pi -op'ttl Church, ?CoU
' .LI M MI'. OS his as
< 0i i3uU chyiiii, November 2Gth,
yv. ea :m s inly ? ileet December 1,
. ;? a ctijl to the Osgood
. I"il Church, . RichC.i
i 'v \v*j. I. Ur expires sincere thanks
a i .! ha in her.*' and friends of *St.
?:?~ :?.?. ; ,a ;i | < :y ehurehen for the
n .? .ration a ><i .friendship shown dur
TT-^ h . 1 .'.'II 1 i :HI :i. yrtnttrt?r i>e~^
in w":I mark the last d&y- of
~ ' (i. ' 1 i"' ' .crvices before
to t.n! c up work.onAhe new
* i'l-y Conic-or I and worship With us.
V- . v. I liuurTv.-.'ll be held , at the Recr-.?t-.
a1 iii'.;7--T*vt nipffr. Dec.. il, -fromVv
il.i.i.VMS AT SIDNEY
DARK
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K.-.S, Williams, one,-of the
l " :i5.e?t .preachers in America, will
" p . !) ;'ii '<! ;i?51ii^top Ih^ shciuiiienl
yi a.ra C. .M. R. Church, Sunad
^c^j^iid.JlLt-44-:.llO "ft. 'IH.
r j. ; ?i.^iioit^fettTutVts Was the. first pastor
. dy I'aik Church, and wai e .
t - 1,e ^.slnxprie shortly. after
j , > 1 iijs' ci?yT^~- ;. _ V
... i-i and favorably known in
. / ii ./and lite citizens will turn
. ' 1 ia....a lumbers. to greet hint
; , i v ili a'so |(reach at Colon:.:UD
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5^; ;. i i\ Vt.I.iS"- CAESAR PASSES.
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;.:i . >i;i -!a\ afternoon the funeral
u'f. -i-i i; * .Phyllis .'Caesar took , place at
. . s("it I vary BimtisL-chureh. Rev.
. ' ^ . pa-tor preached the
.. a.- li was well attended.
Pip Uijt Cae>.ar was one of .the
d linpahors id' the church, being
. i. .>., .;.u. ;?o.!in!< is and organizers.
. . win a services, were held in
. " i .. !'(>! ' the past two years she
;. :m t. vv York City with her
~ ! T ! ..1. . I- :.luia uu-hardson.
in stafe at the home
.. her > nd-iiaughier and son Mr.
. . ,,n. i Irntglass on -ftsw
rjije H h; heartily thank all for
r i?<vi' beautiful gifts of flowers
>iii.t d-''. < iiiiVnibmnp. The flowers
. -pi-.-a great variety and more
V r If aitii'iil. The family again ex
.i . te 1. te those who so willing.
. rd tlstd I' .t'tU's. foi1 till'
" < ! ; v" \ : - .1' linson* and Bradley had
.'..i < V the lrody and did" very com"
service.. ' '
. Phyllis Citesaii leaves onesis
i- r. t m dau.-thler, one son,13J~grah<P
rri?: 'a'.?1 .i?:n 'g i aiirl-ehildren -and
id' i.,lat ives nrnf fi-ionrlc
!\* M M M OR 1A.M.. '
'! ;.j ;y ui' .Mrs. Delia Lucious.
?_ Ml n ?t iWgolten,
! a precious mother once,"
, 1 j.s om: jay attd pride. ?
ji hi:f;, oh so much; ..
: -Sayed' her too well.
*. . S h<, slept and died.
ii_ ,S ; ,.? i, "within, atir dwelling
' i.' . a.r: our hearts today;
J'ii r. the die we hved so dearly
IL.is foicvor . passed away.
1 T.'til in- thy grave SO low,
-i : ! a<* nv+re?will join our nttnfber,
We imi move thy voice.-shall hear
we i't T yj'tlurr,' thou hast left us
?'' wo deeply feel.
IV. . i. l a -aeniA'to, us mono brightt'i,.
spirit of our dear mother
v J; .its happy homeward flight.
1 -H* id cross the, river,
1 ; to rest upon the shore, ' ?
'i'hi'jtrtxr-see and-to-know and lover,!a
(> . (ki'.r mother evermore.
:;uv| v.' '; '
rrrd?W?r-vrc: Ii'mH miss hcrf-y<tfi-we shall
yevei* see iver dear face any more '
m' Th' ie is a vacant chair at our firej*
side , (
-rt-r?5?'! wen at mrr i.af>lc ?' / .
k W hi' h never, can he filled. .
Yd again we hope to meet thee,
' -V. ' n the day .'of life is fled
' v t-i.hv r e n \vith joy to greet thee
?i I- , . .n ..!l ti-f> ghn/l
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. in- .yoac ajr,, today you loft us;
k w \v?.: mass you,mother dejir,
V.Y ::l mil lu-vov . fovififet your kindness,
\i w 777 i.A our blooding heait*r
Surround- ui:r darling mothcrV tomb,
Our darlinj* mother has crossed
|ir; ? drat ids i.trnnd,
Our homo is left in gloom.
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UK, AM) ?1KH, JAM KB BROWN\rirs
F.VA HAYMRS. Daughter
and. Grand-children. 1
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' . CHURCH NEWS.
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tasT Sunday was a full day. Si
Hay school was conducted by su
H. W. Harrison. The teachers w?
~nTF~a1r'ttieir -postih TKe~ lr'ssarLlAi
reviewed with enthusiasm hy M
Julia A. Talley.
^For the morning service the p
tor Rev, . Ypunjrtrfqrjd preacHyd ff
Hebrews 4:JO. This sermon was hi
irplrtttrat-and 'trrstriretiytr.?? -i-:
Just after the niornihfr "services 1
funeral of Mrs. Phylfs Caesar v
held. She was one of the old
members of the' church. The fi
that she was a lovable Christian d
ncter was shown by larere attendai
at her funeral and the numen
beautiful floitil designs. ???i
At 3:30 the pastor, Revv Yum
blood and his two choirs and a t*r
number of his members went qver
the Union Baptist church. The yc
sion bpinpr.the Tenth Anniversary
the pastorate of Rev; T; M. Boy!
Rev. S. Younjfblood ' preached
sermon.
.At 5 o'clock -the Calvary Cho
Club met. Miss Janio Adams :
Mrs. S. S. Yotingblood directing:.,,
i ne B. Y. P." U. was held, at 0
The. B,. Y. P. U. was held'at <5
conducted by President JVI. S. Stew
The Thanksgivinjy proprram was r
prood. At the .evening service
pastor preached an eloquent senj
from Luke t5:"20, and had bapti
All services were attended by la
and enthusiastic crowds.
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I_ MMEiS. LYLES,
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DESIGNS AND PRI
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JOB PRINTINC
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I 1310 ASSEMBLY STRE
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Experience means skill ivjH
md ability?the reason
why. you can place utmost
confidence in our |lTTjj|
ability to serve you
jest. Superior equipment, K?^l moderate
coSt, care in
every detail assured.
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RKSOLITION ON ItKC KI'TION O
1 ' MKIIOP ANI): MRS. Ill US')
ITR. . Klhusnt'i', S. ( N"\ ihiIUT I,.
Mace' lite principal. I'lof. W!
are Andcisoii, and the faculty of the hit
35! sclio'i'it'" dl' Riir;soii ts^vrgr Ok;
dhutry cu.uiTic <.t' cvu).t.r-..'umk i.t m.
themsolves to give a pubjlc. reeppt i
us- to Bishop, ami .Mrs. Hurst and nun,
0111 tiers of the ITaTmello \\nnuaf T~~omV.
>th eneiv in its lSih sos.-inn. and- '~
~ SiiieO they Have treated 11
the bussadors ()f tfie "..Man.of Cia-Uilei
*as with such uniform eourtesy ami ki n
ost ness:
ll<^ Be it Resolved: That we tender
iav them our most sincere ami iieurtf<
KH* thanks for their expressing. of ;'.<>?
his _wil-l and ,1heir..Avar 111 hospitality
~ nianilesied 111 the. :dio\"o, liml
itr=^ Be It Further Resolved:,, i hat ~
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cat pray the. richest 4 l?V-ss:ii^s of (i
to upon each; member of the said fact*
ca- and pray . that the.rr^ives may
of spared.lot years of usofussenl'neht
sin, spared for years'of Usefulness in tin
the'chosen held, and that the example.
, t broadness and hospitality be instil^
ral , in the minds* of the students .eiltni
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. ed to their care, and that the entsi
I eohiTiTTmit.v lrsi/ttt b;. helped and f"
:30 nelUed- by .the' wonderful and use i
:.'10 lives they shall live among* them,
art Respectively submitted,
eal Your Conihijtt.ee,
the \V*. IV Carolina. Chi\,*.*
ion It. S. Lawrone-e,
sin. ."* J. S. Benn,
rjrc d. \V. W iiherspoon,
S. (1. Sininioiis, Sec.
aoo"ca^^o:oo"ooo oo <: o o oo :
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aging-, Manicuring; llair EobUing
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Sunday, l>ec. 2,. the Pastor of Wes- (
ley M7 K. church will |jrc,a(,tu^his last
j sermon for thi< Confer voce year. J he
inemlicrs_ai o tji^ted to_bc on hnijd and
eoliiplcte.'their reports t*<?r the year,
j 'Sunday without fail. ' , "
| ^.Monday iiiuhtiythe "hil at H o'clock
J there, will. Ijc a lively contest be? ,
!j ... twbon '(?. Lee Hatlilf and W. L Sum-^
"tor in the interest of, the church; The
j Southern States- are sulnior'timr M r
'! Hatliir and the Northern States are
. supporting Mr.- Sti'mjer. Both sides
are clai-minp- to carry the election.
* Ctini(. 'out and see that your candidate '
wins. The . public is invited, to come
I-.out with us. . i
Tjie Pastor leaves -for Conference ;
Tuesday, which convenes at f.heraw,*. 1
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'. Wesley Ml FT Church. Corner tier
h vais and Barnwell Street*. -.- '1
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< ALI.hX -To the nsvmoTy of Ileh- :
?cmlti'V- j)0j.'^02^i
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~ IJy thi"e ow'-n. tears fhy sonj* the tear- !
;h<-'get;
O ^jxigt-r! ; <
() World! O l.ifal Q Time! <
, ()n whose last step 1 climb;
Trembling al that when 1 had stood 1
before, '
? When will return1 the ahoy of
? .nvinu'j "? :?-?-? ?1
No .'more Oh. never-ino're.
Kuirenia Allen, mother, - - J
Osee'o'.a Allen, sister.- i
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IN MKMOKIA.M i
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;! In .sad" but lovitur- memory of a
' devoted"husband and father, ltev. I*. '
S. Rice, \\ ho - passed, fi oin earth to
heaven. " Xcvcmber 25, .1927i'.' . i
j A precious ohe from us is tfono", .
A . voice Woloved is Still,
'j A place is vacant in ounJjome, ?
Which hvvor can bo. tilled,
.*-Ciud imliis wisdom has^roealfed,
TltftNbnim hi-i. lnvr hiifl rivrn,
And tlxf) the body slum1>ets hereyS?\ .
.* The soul is safe in heaven. fy.
? .Mrs. S. S. Rico and " children.
j1 IN M i:MORI A M
?11! lo'ving;' memory of our dear hus?*
g band and father. Mr. Henry Clifton.
5 wh0 departed this life one year atro. "
6 :;Npventl?er. 4. IW"/
n lie has gone to the bright regiorts,
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r Safe t'nmv every trriotV and care.
:jj We shall meet pain in heaven.
-j And never more he parted there.
q! Iievnlod tvife and children. ?
n' itf MEM OR IA Mi"
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ijj In sad- but . loving remembrance of <
3 voted wife?Henrietta ( Hitter) Green
^ who departed this life IXecvmber 1.
^ . tyi-V at Ha stover, S. C. \\> shall
n! ?i" * * '
uj r> iiiiss nit presence. thit
ihe fundahientals of her Christian
D' ways livp with us-. , ' T*
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gj" J hroe lonely years have passed, dear
3! " \ mother,' : " ' , '';
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ijuSinco 'angels came for yoir, f
g| Yet through the niost of thos'e long
g| . .?years, ; ...
jj' Your face came -sanding through.
a i.
3 Each lonely hour that we have spent
jj ' Is woven through and7 through;
gu'Witli golden threads of nionipn. "
3 Dear Mother, just for you.
^ By her devot-ed?stm-; : t
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3 CAIX GREEX, 'Husband, j
g JANE LLOYD. '*' ?
3 MARY W.I HE 1A M S. daughters
[j JACOB. JESSE. IIEXKY. AESOP,
b : . somsi "-*
a jECHOES FROM TA HER N ACI.E
a bap i ist church, greenWOOD.
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3 The revival* wlii'eh b'egJn the first..
3 Sunday and continued for ten days
] was a grand success from every an3
gl<f. lhe pastor. Rev. J. \V. Mathis
3 wns mill*- i--' n-- * **
...-O..MVU i>y in\ r>. I rooni
| of Durham. N. C.. \v)no retained his
\vo}l-dvsevvod- -reputation as a pulpit
' IavoikUt.
u We rvrrr?highly?pleased?tie lane
| Rev. J. F. Marshall of McCormick
j'proach on Monday night and Rev. A.
('. J onus, pastor of Mt. Pleasant Bap
1 These two ministers seemed filled
!with spiritual power. Flaeh 'night'
1 the house wrrs- packed to overflowing1.'
and it seemed that' asddo from mini??
stjriinp sermons, each night held a1
f>t>\v treat for -us. On Wednesday
night, the choir jrom St. Paul Ban]
tist church of Laurens rendered ex-j
| cellentf music; and of course Mrs.
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\\ hitner hold her own as a musician
aiid hn<i.r, Al'o Rev, Jones brought
his choir and congregation -from Ab- .
hcvi]!c; . the Toileting- ;4^ti?S(Jay night p '
and a* ifctod u? "with Oospol hymns
and spirituals, Miss C'harlotte Rapley
jir?s-isied al' t i'e . piano. These
tsYrc followed: hy choirs from-' Mt.\
Zion l'apti-t ..church, Ninety Six arid .
VVestdn#Chapel At-M. K. church of the
City. *A ii rench ri:!;* ; ruest excellent
tffpl irispirinjjr np...\iv Lkit it must be~
lo.nif ;tj i i if - r? d U.o4' oatMAVn -choir- was ? ?rr
not i.lk't h'ut 'u?"d; i the .leadership of
Mrs. .). IK; Walker, ,wus all that fe- I
tisfor -could 'expect of cuh,set-rated
singers.. },' '*
Many white fronds .-came out to
leaf I->r. Crdfii'n deliver his wonderful
-erni'Ois. tind they ?.l?>ing introduced
'.v li' iivrn Si'.iiat. -gave' some very .
re!i.[nl talks.
.Vniohg tJhc many visitor's, was our
aloved friehd. Rev. S. C. Campbell,
Ui . .is Us ih'-h-;w,-T^h-"TTe(-T"and m
[I, la'.....u. ITcT'ulj.t,. 'kxittirdnrf?a?
ijal' invitation t<? the pastor, chair
ihfl c'orfji! ?vyTa'tioji_.l^, proach and- sing'
rt/the St: 1'u-l Btrpti-u <4hjreftf Andermn^
the?second' Sunday evening in
t"o.1 - i'.. \~~~thit time Kev. t air.p~ ~~
oil \yill" rc-lvlii atf his. i'uurtb. tatinivcr ary
as pa.-t<r "of St, Paul. A rrtotor ade
of li'i .ear v?i)l leave at 2 o' loek
Sunday.; Ihe.for .Anedrson. ' 1
Amount rai-*ed during the- two *1iveoks
ryvivaj was. tuy, hundred- and
thirty two dollars;' accfssio'ns
toon, t'oi liaptisnuand tdcveP, in other
v;ay..?: s?s? i ??
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
SitptJ. .S.ttiart,- With his wide-awake
ryntip"ttf teachers. forcefully presented
the Sunday School, lesson to a
large. yiowd of young people. At'
1 1 : ';<? the pastor'was at "his best in
presenting the subject: ."Prayer." He
told ?'t many things Wrought by
prayer, llvevr. no seemed inspired
after having i'ustened to the powerful .. .
sermon. ' ' ~y J 1
The n. Y. It r.'vvnirAIi-. Walker'
as president, the Missionary Society
with Mrs. Bettie B. Jones as president,
the 'Jcumyr Missionarles as well
as the other auxiliaries of the church .' .1
arc 'indeed up- and doing, each sharing
in the'great work "c 1' kingdom buildiiig.
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Sunday night. the j a si or baptized
J5. Among ther.i were a large numH
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per -0r grown rneh. When" in this city
visit Tabernacle on Baptist street,J.he
church with a welcome.
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