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Saturday, February 14, l?m. CHURCH NEWS OF SI ST. JAMES A. >1. E. CHURCH . 10:00 o'clockx the Sunday School -*? lcssun discussed by the' teachers and students and reviewed by Adline Johnson. . ' ' ? ? At 12:uu o'clock Rev. Owens preached a most helpful sermon. ?r, - 6:00 o'clock the League convened , . with a splendid program about Allen The program was sponsored by president in person of Ellen Johnson. The names ot' those who were on the program arc,: Adline Johnson?Mabel Ben and Alice Garris n: Drnc illa and Georgia Mae Chip; Muzello Ellison, Robert and Marv Ethwl Garrison^ Wilhelmina Johnson, Rev. Owtns, Mr. Cannon, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wocdson and Mr. Webber: Adlme Johnson, organist of League: and the last four persons named gave very excellent service. At 8:00 o'clock, Rev. Goodson a very prominent citizen of Lykesland "* preache^ a most excellent sermon from Ephesians 7.:G; subject, "Children Obey Your Parents."' 2ND*CA L V ARVH A PT. p The Junior M-UMnn-iryr Voniely <viiV entertained by .Miss J. S. Trezevant, =??- at-ber?htmrr- mi Harden :Ti.. Sunday, F?h. 8, 19M. .... " t'lie nieel.. g was called to order by the now Pivsu'ei.r, .Miss1 Edna Jackson,. ALtiic.;-U?o-r-m-in?tw-tit* 'the last meeting w->rrc:.M '.lie bin iuess -7" of "the soc.eL., o ene<' t(. ad members. Plans were made J'fjr ;i <fM' t-k TPicnieV to Mic given on tin* 25th Vf February. - .Miss Trezevant served a course of ice cream and cake. Tne next meeting will bo .with Miss Mary Sanders. 1D1G Hendersoif St, Feb. 22, 1931. O cers fo'" the new year are: Miss Edna Jackson, President; Miss J. S. Trezevant, Vice-President; Miss Rich: ie Green;" Treasurer; Miss Josephine j^White, Secretary; Mrs. Nellie Sirn1110ns, Fin. Sec,; Mrs. Miriam A. McMillan, Asst. Sec. JONES CHAPEL A. M. K. /ION CHl'RCH- NEWS Although we have been quiet for seme time our activities have not ceased. Services all day Sunday were strickingl'*, interesting; many bright faces were seen in Sunday School, which is progressing very-nicely unMurh can be said about our Pastor Rev. W. B. Gibbs, who is a man of instruction, interesting?and uplifting in eVCY-y way. He brought us a'very timely message Sunday morning fromN umbers 13:30. .We are now in the mid/it .of a Nov-, elty Red and Blue Rally, which will terminate on March 1st, the Reds and Blue's are in battle with each other for souls and money. Mr. Win. Gas^ kin is the very efficient "eommander-in chief of the Red Army and Mr. Win. Labrew proves equally as well as?: t'OmiNdhdeer-in-cluet of the Blue Ar my. : - . 'A very unique program was given <BuilUay nfttfffftBirby the "Blue Army and the Female quartet of Zion Baptist Church. Those appearing "on the pr^grnm?were?the?mata?quartet -of Antioch Bant. Church; the female" quartet of Zicn BapC Churelvj?solos by Mrs. A. L<rbre\<* and Miss A. GrfeiT. Deacon Taylor; Spiritual led by bro. Davis and'music bv Jones Chanel Choir. The proceeds of $5.f)0 were 'rtlvHlert"benveeri tlnr-Btrrp" Army and the female ouartet of Zion Baplisl Church. - . ' We hold our weekly meetings each Friday nite until the rally is over The public is cordially invited to attend. The pastor is very gratefuL-to the ked and Blue Army for a collection of nice things to cat brought to the parsonage on last Friday nite. CHAPPELLE STATION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Harrison J. Bryant, Pastor Sunday morning Feb. 8th, Chap pelle Station looked like a bride adorned for her '?om when Bis^ " nop iv. Vv. rv<tii?uiu |ji covncu iu t< large audience here such as has not been seen on Sabbath morning in this chm*/?v> ~fr- * long *' The? 1 who reard him are saying "ong live the bishop, and may Cod fonfinii(? bless him with health and long life, that he continue to lift up the fallen Vv" ' ? the broken-hearted and pree^v, acceptable word of the Lord." Heaven < smiled. and the peonle hearts were glad to see . th? godly spirit of Mrs. R. 0. Ransom, the wife of the bishop, who joined this chur"^ "he is.needed most. May Mod continue to smile upon this church, its castor and people. The Sunday School was re-orga nized. The following were elected: Mr. E. t Collier. Sunt.; Mr. D. A Jenkins, Asst. Sunt.: Miss Cora Swy v gert, Sec.; Emma Boutaoitaoinaoao ?? r> : . T.ihvnviun V Mr. in. nowiran, . . C. Bowman. TVnchers: Mr. Will Wi 1 ? liams, Class No. 1; Mr. Roht. Green No. 2; Miss Brotin. No. 3; Miss Cora Swygert, Nu. 4; Mr, Jenkjns, No. iv eious Hallmon,. No. 7; Homo Dent Mrs. Gracie Robinson, Supt.; Mrs Minnie Bcuknite; Mrs. Janie Swy frert; Cradle Roll Dept.,, Mr. J. F Bowman, Supt.; Mr. Bar nnd Mr Lark. Chappelie Station wishes to th'anl the bish^- and the many friends foi (heir presence Sunday. -t? ?~ Tf - 1 ~ a I ; " , vii FIRST CALVARY'S JUNIOR ^ USHER BOARD. " The Junior1 Usher's. Board rriet at the home of Miss Ethel .XnsbitW-tff-H- -1" .. I ihwrty Ilill .tircct. itu? meeting was ' called together at its .usual hour. ** The devotionals carried out in order. *}, We were very glad to have many of the.old_minrfB'ei*s_ba."k again and hope that they will continue to attend more s j regular. Th%e unfinished business of .the club was completed; arid the soJeial committee was asked to be ready at tfra nrvt mnntiw|i In mul general report of a social that the 01 jclub is about to nut forth A m - - ? V fjy.' i V I 4>| i of the sick was made. The hostess Le I served a delicious repast.?The mCrt-{^7 ine-ftdtotrrneTrTo^ie6tat the home of T Miss Bettie Johnson, Oak street.. KM AM EL A. M. K. CMIRCM v< ??_ SI With delight we mention the sui;- ? prise visit of- Bishop R. C. Ransom, Sunday morning, Jan. 25. R( r Sum-?] -mois asked him to preach; he refus- 1 ?d saying he like to go to church td_ ^ gear i>rep"k "p '.ir. vvell-trs-^vp~(toM3ut readily consented to come at art OUrly" i<( date and preach for us. Mr. John Gilmore, Mr. U. C. Ran? rr om, drd Mr. and Mrs. John Mill amj_ .a on, Mrs. Gamble, MJss_Bixtha-&trtr^-yj ther. were dietrrngtrtsTTed visitorsSunday School at 10:00 A. M. Los- "A son was interestingly taught. XLuili?A.- -M,?Rev:--GuiiMliers'TFTtro^ " j iuccd Rev. Allen an instructor of - Hai'bls^fr C'dlege who preached a wonderful sermon. Rev, Andersorr ' Hughes a student of Allen. Universe . ?y was very active through the religtous services. , Among the visitors worshiping J with us \yerc: Mrs." Cook, Mrs. Allen, wife of Rev. Allen;Mrs. Stephenson; u Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Henderson. We assure them we appreciate their pres a ence and extend a most cordial in- a vitation to come again. _ t, The A. C. K. I., came in for a splen- tl lid program by the young people at e 1:00 P. M. Prof, and Mrs. Cocheron made an interesting. address. The b junior choir furnished music. , 7 At 7:.'?0 Rev. Peace a student of the c'( Theological Department of Allen U n . _iiversit.v?-delivered a soul stirring J( sermon. l?c\*. .J. S. Smith and hi.-. wonderful choir of Lexington w"- A. shipped with us. It: is with much regret that we an nounce the following sick: Mrs. Mag rie Dennis .Mrs.?H-r-T-.- Snmiin. r.v. .uui grand-son; Mrs. 11. Bell. Mrs. Irene Steward. Mr. L. B. Gray. We wish for them a speedy recovery. ? KM AN I* KL A. M. K. (.HI R( II * ' . ? 1 11 T (Charleston, S.'C. .1 Rev. J. K. Beard, I). I).. I'astor v Last Sunday morning the preliminaries were conducted by the pastor n afturwhich he presented one of the ex-pastors, Rev P. J. Chavis, . who j brought quite an inspiring message to - u large g.illmi ing of VVol'shippcrs. lit :s 110 stranger to Emanuel, yet we ^ were delighU*f to. - hnve"him in tun- n ; lhidsL? h'nr L mi lium Vcr rp residing in" tire city of Chiiaigo. Xhe a. "windy city;" at present he is abiding t( in the' "city . by the sea." There were two ascessiens for the day. m The paslql' Wits greeted b.y_a_jiplen r] " "did audience at the evening-services-xl and another awakening.* sermon was tl heard. Certainly Emanuel has one - if theAnost outstanding ministers TtT p 'he South Carolina Conference and jx ' \ grea( leader. Such a cdiaraeter a< * li i ^ it: uw'ir! h v 1 if thp Viitrlii'Ct m ",lr>T dons in the A. M. E. Church?-namely ."> die bishopric. "Times brings about c; wonderful changes"?read between 0 the lines. Some ne has said that the Sunday t-1 School is the future church-rsar it is. a It is a pleasant sight to' sec how en- tl husias.tic-.the little folk are to' learii is >f Gvd's works. Such a sight as men- b tioned can be seen each Sunday durng the Sunday School session. The ,T School is gaining in attendance each Cj - wcekand it TFT hoped" that" in" the near 'uture the Seating "capacity will J>e '' nadequate. . " * Founder's Day was;celebrated dum " :ng the League period with an inter- * esting program sponsored by the A. ^ L. G. boys arid girls. After the con- J1 elusion of the program'the pastor installed the officers of the League and wished them much success in j: their respective positions. Monday night, Fcb._2, the Busy Bee v' , Boys and the Sunshine Girls enter- j tamed with a spicy program a large (| gathering of friends as well as members. '* These are the small children of tin- ^ S. S. The program was indeed com- 1. mendablc. Sunny, Side Social Club ' Miss Mary Ford, the capable young f president, presided at the meeting on i the 3rd inst.- After the usual routine plans were made for the Ram Social scheduled for Feb. 23 at the home of Miss L. Fridie, 147 Spring . St,. Succeed1 ng the business Miss ? Fridie served a light supper^ after \ i which the meeting' adjourned to meet ? on the evening of 27th inst, at the i home of Miss Dorothy Gailliard. 500 ,i , Rulledge Ave. Members'?present: ' i Misses E. Porter, A. Bradford. D. > r t.aillianl, M. Ford, L. Fridie, L. Moul Girls saw "When You're Smiling, the < Wh"le World Smiles With You." f Our "Bible Class is in session every r . Sunday, morning at 10:(t0 A. M'; Rev. J. E. Beard, Teacher. s The -progress." All ma- r chinery are in action. * 1 r We are glad to see Misis N; A. Mc- v | Queen haa recovered from her illness, e -i . * i. - . S" * ' r^?*???f 7" THE PALME2\n: calvary b. y. p. v. T .0 uinyiet, A T" V""'h r^n-"' eixd by the B. Y. P. (J. o 1 Second ulvaj'\ iioptist ehurclr evoked favorble comment. The-, increased alien- j Hike at the Sunday evening services. evidence of the interest in' the serie*rr:?*Fhe young people are bending ! S'l'y effort t(i nril n tbii. I In li illlUH " car l'or the *Ii. Y. P. U. I Ail young people, who are not mom- lJ a'ii oi 11 >' Union, or tlial ol other lurches are invited'to become mem-j ; lis. - The playlet tvill be given again : the evening services Sunday ni"hj. J b. 22. ""Everybody?is?inx ited:? IDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH . '? -IRcv. J. C. Anderson. Pastor |_ - WJ1 cTZ-.r-.-u-.. .. .. . ': i x in.- o.iiiuu.n scuoui was caueu* 10 *der at the usual hour by the Supi. r. 13. li. Starks.. After the opening 'rv.ices the ^chnol disenss cd~the tes>11; subject: "Jesus the World's eachor,"?-Luke 6th 'chapter. At 11>:jO Rev. J. t.'. "Anderson our ( jstor mounted the rostrum to deli- t sr another one. of his soul stirring i lemons. His text-\va3~found "I Cor. j 2:.'51. Subject: "The More Excellent-] 'ay." This was a wonderful ser- , an.? ; ( " V The evening . services began at K 1 clock, after the regular order of ] Msiis-.. th pastor delivered n tinkler arm on?tVom Mattr^tLTT Subject: Co O. D. Service." The . pastor poke.erf how some "people like to work t "the church when they can be seen. nd-theserrnegple-are rendering C. Or i. service; - +? The public is invited to hear Rev. nderson Sunday morning and nightr JET 111.ICH KM BAPTIST- rfHTfrH NEWS. __ ??: The Bethlehem Baptist Missionary ociety met at the residence of Sister, lary 1LiiI on Heidi St.i JUulixkvy at'l*rnoon, Feb. nth. TIto "society was" ailed to order by Mrs. X. Craft, the resident, "l'aul the great Missionry" was the lesson for thy afternoon. Sunday school was called to order t the usual hour with all officers r.,1 ., i.,, - i ? .-o- i~-- ----- Iivi C* 1UI ^v; iiuiiiut'l Ul SL'llUiaib JJ1USnt. A brief review was. made? by be pastor, after which <> persons join (1 the Sunday school. Rev. S. H. Smith preached two no-, le sermons Sunday 1,1:30 a. in., and :3U p. m. Roth sermons were aejnipanied with the Holy Spirit and iany hearts were ovcrlh>\y ed with Ty. Thole was a splendid audience i niorniny srvice and a packed hrvrrse - usual n -S-mrh.y Trhrtrr: At 3:30 p. m. Rev. Owens, pastor f St. James A. M. K.church worbipped with. us. Rev, Owens spoke qui?the?-ub.ieet:?"The Wonderful ounsellor" and we were able t*? suy id n't our henrtw-bwjji within us while ie man of ('vd talked to us by the ay. Music was tendered by hi-v boil's and a male 11u artet. -Br~V. P. Tfr~was ax the usual hour. I a n y Mi'i'iLJirisi-iil to witness- the ninthly prof'i'am. We are all loo.kitf forward to ihe Style Review yien by Federal Cothiiiy Company at ie Bethlehem Baptist church Monday iyil.t Feb. 23, at 8 o'clock. ST. (AI.VAKY BAI'TIST ( HI R( 11 The Saday -'school of First Calvary-as been diwillett into?*4ar?i eo 1 \ihii li * hero arc. classes to take care of all; gos. We hope by this a r ran cement! > do more elj'ective work in taat-HriTfg"'^ f good Knndny school-rTTTrlTi-vs The mm Ik i 1 jTPTuTr^chureh who have lildron a re asked- to?-please send ieni to Sunday school; We need ieni, On?hrsT^SiTndny 'Vr-?won.1 greatly leased to-^iave Dr. and Mrs. Sinilev L..Ji\'aiihi??iH'oo, d >. ("; 1 worship' wit h te^nd piftako in the services. Our pastor preached from J' John;.'5, which text deals with the_juudti- ? ition of .man through -his hope in ' hrist. In his discourse the pastor related tat purification is inevitable. rf?we re working1 ToF the eternal city, folic mv>tery that surrounds the city ( the mystery of becoming pure, this owever is left in our hands. There should bo no doubt in our lindc- aibout our becoming pure, be- ! a use Jesus said that we can. if. _ Avg. *tH"ToIIow Tn The right way, accord-i 1g t() God's word nn 4 ' ...nil v <l I I A* II LIT he kingdom of heavo.n who defiles imself. We niust leave the evil hinps of the world behind us if we ish to be" jnire. for no pure ?oul. eart. mind or body will partake .of he things . of this' world. After the sermon, the service was iven to I)r. and Mrs....Smiley, who lied the 1\eerts of .thoi*-hearers "with rings. > . . We were *}U happy to have Air." [avoid Washington .become a eon Irate for baptism. At 0 p. m.. we. again assembled to song service conducted-by Di". and Irs. Smiley. Everyone present?ax?rested himself as "having had an enrvahle time in the meeting. IIe>-.. train we pained another .soulI?f??r IhvisD Mr. A.trojf ICeTIey. I IM'M'I II"" 1 I M '' King's"X'ha'bel A. M. E. Sunda^ j hdiool opened Sunday mornihg at the isual hour, with- the jf'-s stn-'t Sum .residing. The lesson was hoatilJ/ul y te'n 'lit. and-reviewed he Mrs. M. r. Crawf rd: lonelier of Class N'b. 2. Ttaone Washington pnv.- the Seho.H??ttnrptT ramearks of Ih 'flidd'Oi W^'stj" ^rrftfrrrnfrf ? ^loreib" seTvees were well attend .1 e ii " ii. i iiMiir i.. rs. orown. preachoiiv m the t<*x? "Take this child ami aise him for'me." , The now bride and groohi, Was at eryico. TJ:o c^t?+rdy looked slurT" linp: and he- The bride wore a ovely blue dress- of flat crepe silk,* vith blue hat and other accessories to natch,, Mr. and Mr*. Oeo. WiHtams, *' S TTO LEADER wp-e "lorni"1 ! > !). 1 t at 7:."') P. M j at ':b" ) o; c q." tho hi ?.P.pv. 'f \v. . Y.*a?! ><, 'rnd .-ap Kintr ?-L'h"t' L :\ ?,!. K ('- iTVa''' fltJiO nVia-k/ l.iv 1 >V('M t>y.. .1 iai'v ; Ii? !;' . ' ( nu ayain lly,v. Walk a . Mrs. < . A. >'i.'.-t WOT tly- -Mima A- It -: " ' ! .Mr.-, li.. ). 'J'n/i.a..-i.ii, S .v I'laH 7' ' P. .!;i"k mi:, tv *.' ] '. '" >"t<>n.'rj:-. awl plnj.'a a ra S i-. in favor of 1P'6? ?'.T Srho'i'* iii>'i "o .on' ' .r-j:.dny to at,an.-; ,.-vo;/ .?>?? rrv t-*W. Pprrli IV i i!' nr.'i \ a:vi T-'-roca Hi bavkgrhali-i.--a --; * *<*-}>*- t-M-rr? dav P. M.:' p.". iVsvor < t* PoMllO: 'I,.. ' V ' ?j*; - *' -tsttw s i \Vt* u ere y T" k il l h "1 t i: ; jeath t.i' .Mrs. ..Adriuna id up!' * *Vlh.o ' lic<l on last Tuesday nijrht. I'Vh. :). ! rhe funeral was hell at .John \\<s!eV| \r. K. Church, dev. .1. K. I ' : >'-win-~of- [ ficiatinj?; assisted hy Rev...I. I'ears - ! Pastor of the IJapii-i Church. The.j tiiin I al u,e- l.W'-^eh :i' i :: 11< ! !' J'JIfU?T from far and near. nd^Jiiia+ttffnTuo. I ral oll'erin^s. to no-.;-: a;ml drtiT i7" ar"5T5torj other relatives and a ho.-t of friends. a, On last Sunday Jffh J. fv?- \. .1. l'\" Pearson. tl \\ (? ley XT I\. Church, seemed to have tried himsoTT IIe halted -from 1?Crrr:?Hprt."" Jle Fleautif'ully de.mons.tr.itoJ what is meant hy; loye. At 11)j< \sT.h-Laf?-ALs.~,H^??-rrrrTT report the illness of Prof. ' 1;', li'onflass. 11 o-j>'?" for hLiu. a speedy Mveiivery. t The' members' of John Wesley are i planinir a ; rojrram on Thursday.-Fiyk-.] 12,.in honor of .Vhr.ii.am l/irn oln.y Ail mu.mi.ers and fri? uds are e'ordially iltv it. 11 t > li;. pre-Cn! ant! make, thy w, I eas on- ii sueee-??. This .rfTr^ranr is' ids'o". rendered tia-oOy h tin- assistane of the teachers of the irraded -,houl. ItlkM KOKT |>LSTRHT St. Luke A. M. K. ( lipreh j Th(. li-rst'?|uii) tyr of St.'Luke Church! was hel l Saturday. Fok 7;' it uashme lonjr to he ieiiu inhered. Ilev. Satuly Simnu us. and M rs. S. j * i nn, n -of Chart. snuT and Rev. ('. C: pi rs,'of Hion-oil. lie pi t aeileip Fli^Thv niirh? it was, >!< < 1 ?i?;nj)nn, . lU-port.^ wen- ifoiul.' I. ; irn u i -: s>lt and stand 'l?y .Ui'v. Siii!!iiun%; la- i- alili- ! . to do the wi?rk. lit- I.a; t rir?>' and >.n.,\ h ( a - q'q ?main1 nmi.-taixo il 'y j ; idM) t(?^ | \\ , ;a \v till thf I illjL- ai/.K-i-'. ; i (J ] . i; - ;?( ( " I say iik. I'atii. k Hy-r, ; . Tll,at. ai\. ahwady < ;: tr.. !i ;.i. - <. ic i.j ,\ i v\ s* " Xnnda> .v.... ";1 ,i:iv /,? a-' thur. liJov.-,^ IV..,.;,: ,,r r.ii ..I,., t<iIt ;; iiat;ots.. i- ti!4-U ofi: MatyiTa tfa-i: vv;'y 11 f rlmrrli ; 1' N'h" ' 11 : i lolivrnjrIt... si 11a ; > ; ,t; ~Tvj. 41 doaidy |o\.i i| 1?\- ?,T TrVnd is iiifci'<1 a v-<- , l.onu" mat sh, |\,? v v: v, ??"<> - !*luT>*rTi?. ' .7 ,!i r'it I..: 'I'-- ' :! !.' . -,\1 !iir'is. v't-ry ran ij all.". ?\ . t " |-|?H? i-T -; ! >,*..>>.T ,'e i4.ivp afni; ? A. It." ! v: ! ! i,fc., __ UkJtv! ~TTTT-ir ! ai fii-l: *J -;'a' > -1 rj !, the M r-v.oiKi.'.y .-... . w, i ii'.iiic ytu-t:." Si ! ..< <-' :-f Mm-"' d vrrlirrrt "T:' - h a.. i. .v.- jvt..;n " ja ai.A ' K; K vm; M'ss \':ir>?\.' s in arid r av'{!. i!c . . y r\.| <>ts and sany: h< r swtvt .v -it ; y fikr- a nwifkiha: 1> !<! i,.i;i .,ivk, At tlu- .p'.i.p' 'li'* ! rai'.-' II L i'Vlt-is i?i t -1 . .! : t >v.ii:di-r'.'ui > nnnf !o tht dtd maity. lu-ar its lYon. sid?,i<.t. 'i'taif Makers/' <hir hat a:-/ :!'. i -1. nr.Jmi.-inj,; ynnfur'niaii. v..c v -h hi-.-, <i\M' s'lut-.i? We wrii vr! : ! i tan' worship wi/.-h' t>. 'IT- i* i I: TV fioisi. I it Vu* .Juan: ,i i. run -ai:... Quil tv .n i::t > * t -_r i.<j Tin- |ittU- I'ulk a.v it.; ??--tnrrk? i?K- i hintf." iii; t '* ? . T!;t* nt \v. ta : i;. ;.; ? hjjf" r- t ti i ir-.nln;,-! Hi-1 m t> \vi'. a. . ' , T * . r ' i*ilizo'ii.- ??!' <?; -t'V. \'t t- > '!.! l?ii .-a* ! I H'lt uH-; I! 1 " 11111 ! ,r?: . i \ i. \i> I I k ' Tiu' .'-i- k a. i ; .\J ?.K-.;m>s M. A Tli mp>t?n. i n IT-. i Hrrr^r I'ulluia: I i.ui" |iniyi*i s ?. ?'?u: ; r tltf? t'arlv ri'i'UVt TV. n T.JHPJ I IM fm\ mWrnS'Sm* 1 iTl IriNCKNEY.'S-l J INRKRTAKER AM) SOl'TH CAROL ?---111 F-^tt+rrrnrTiiAPKCA. MTK. i?- (lITTTru I. I .:i. ! .-"unl hi* S. "S. look Til ] I Spri ;y. S Floyd atfd fwrv tea I111 lO" t s "i'l'v ic \ -t-'it' iV ~ AlJI^u?(' I to i i Proc e.- > i <) n;iT 1 luvntf Iv'iui.;k-r'.-i Day, the .pastor u 'f- li < .-object, "God's Church.*' a /iuost wonderful service; l i'-iV ' were added to tin diurcl In t be afternoon tin* Missionafyi j"'t .v c.'iitj; I ' .i beautiful pt'ojft It'll i'.v Mrs Carrie Flovd and 1?. Gilder. At triyi i.. a lliohard-Alien. Proyt a-; v? nderbd l?v Mrs. L. J. Pr Ir. 15. \\. Galiman; Mrs. H. M-. Voi vMis- A. 'L. Pearson. K. F. Flcyd, J A. I,. \\ astraiytoii; Mrs. A. Gary, i'. S. Galiman. The pastor acted , .aster of ceremonies. ?Thus encUi .vond'-ri ill celebration. ; M unlay afternoon, the remains Mi>- M M i 111 n-if l'i i'l i o vh t-?1 I of.'iciat iiiK Tt: i'n.iri!- Mic'bfstiri'itig: them |i.i' over thvir pregram^^ |{i:\(,IIAM NEWS "t.olden i11jI I'resbyterian Church, Ii <i. (). Collins. I'astor Sumi'ny School was well carried with '..Mr. I.evantler Alfori, act ; achct..- l.c-son revivwetl?4>y A 'olli::.- Mi) a timely waV. .1 liin.-:fur his ti .Mutt. "Seek >e lirst the Ki 111 . ( > ii anil Hi.. ricrlit i./>n? t . .'I : f. : hinys will In- added unto yt ^ob.wi. "1'ut First Things First, i Last Tiiir:y- Last." ItTVT TYilTms a: 1/riltKs new th ts i ospirnf eyitii~ his eohyreyatiori i , lUetitk . . * r |; > '"anipbell 'wjis the_ speaker Ha.} 4-rst -r T^ru reW Sunday pit -LaLL'J-' ' . IbV CnHhrs- 'f:. 'I."' ^! ',11 (.' \Celenine to \\?.r>h'n ,\v TJ-^?- :1 a '' any,inn1. "7 <;ki:I:N\VO<>!) NEWS-; . Marednniti Baptist Chureh * -Minday School opened itt 10:00 -\1... wi'.h-tMil t. 1 iQacuii S vt "Th t"i -r lii l, '.T The lesson was discuand, splendidly reviewed by Mrs. it i 1 wet V. .M. Lev. Hel'bert. pry' yd-'a 'u c.ndorfal sdrnion to a la rye a u nee. Two niptnbei's were rceeiv ? IT JT. 4-v-Ft met at the u>uaHVc l-'resrient N'edwoc els, presiding. \ i . i.. J no pastor s Spei J.K'siti'; nn '"Tin- Prayey With ? ' !'-.< W ;s laijTt croWi'l. Iii'V, ? .. <i..< ?i.Tt?ur>iripj)fil with us at t rvio.e. and made some very' enco -v?r:nvi" vtHm.rks. ' I, IV Missionary Society, met ?Fri< t't'ornOwn .Jan. (>. at the church, u President. Mrs. Rox?ia Cioode. pre: Much credit should be given ?-r the u ciide.rt'ul work she has d v:<jce -J.U c preside nt ia 1? powers-' bey v--'.e led, the discussion of "Reach ij! lie People." Her readings are" , - co--.;l and this one did not ? r. e.-;i" * ii rj iSS.Ui)., Tii.' "j-aany friends of MIS. (die : s \\ ;ll in- sorry to hear that -w -hi. a: her home on Ryrd 1 -fc-e hop:. i' r her a speed\ rwoycrj . Mrs. l-.Oima.. Weeks, is. still on Q-'~ Mis. >H-rt :v" Browjfi, Of Stan ft f?? -? ? ?'-w>? ?? To reach the Color people of the South a vertise in the Patmet I.ondtH' tn Q-nt rTTTnR- is left undone jRHHI make our Service a uj(ll| feet one consecrated |kVijT|j? the needs and wants||&?|gJ| iiumamtyr? A trueUj|3fl| ice of understanding ' 1 -: ^ " ^'1 * 1 "."" Page Five FUNERAL HOMET LICENSED EMBALMER OF in a and ceorcia Funeral Cars and Funeral tig'., Equipment As Good as the Best |1?P And Better than 4the Rest And Prices Less COURTESY SERVICE Bl nftir? PhftP" 7<>7 Residence Phone 77(>i>? ? mn l(H)h 'WASH I.St.TON ST." mm CO CUM HI A. S. C. t * ^ " . ? fConn^~~u^ Maiw Woods, "^were the guests. of. Mis. G cor ire Cal* Ijj... jaha'n. last week. -i,. -? ??? ~y" " ~TT ? . , l-J?? vvv' PROFESSIONAL; so]';-; CARDS a in L .M. ' Sf' DK. II. II. COOI'EK un ir i Iisi i . Dentist M .. l. ' ! . ... ... ... . ui. opeciui Aiienlion Given to Disease* as i of 'die Gums a i . Gold Crown and Bridge Work_ ( , ; A Specialty . * y^-., i Office Rhone TiJRU, 1 IliT? Washington Si Residence I'hone 8264 sel- ! ' t? \ .1 " "* DR. S. R. GREEN ?0fftce Hours: ~ Telephones ? Uv- j 0 to 10 a. m. Res. 6028 j 12 to. 2 p. m. Office: 5776 |)Ut j 6' to 8 p. m. inp- Office: Residence: lis.- i 1500. Gregg SG 1508 Grftgy???t : xt: | ; V- _' ' ' ' *"* : " nj>- { Office Hours -Rhone * "-'V.! 11:30 A. M. to 2 1'. M Office 3636 and I (5 0? R M" lo 8 l>- M Ues- 0548 i>; Dr. C. E. Stephenson ? | Physician and Surgeon u ' j Disimsw of?Wumil1!' and Children A ; -? al ! . ' V Specialty " tirrTuTl^ A-ggmTTTf^r " 1 llJiToaif St. ,ith I ' ' ' ' j Office Hours: Telephones; . - T j*:30 A. M. to 7:00 R. M. Office 0033 ?- Residence TJ873~ ~ T Tir n v i?1'2? sed ''' 'Rings, Plates, Crow lis and Bridges ^.""'"V 1 ' * |ninnm'-?T,V T? ,"rl5xtraction by Conductive ""Anesthesia [ten _ . *; ud- ? a -specialty. e?i. H0"1/* Washington St., Cola, S. C. 1,' DR. L;M. DANIELS out j Physician and Surgeon .^??:? hi> Special Attention, Given Diseases Of ur- j Women. *' j-. Office ' Residence ,'Y^ 1125 Washington ..22110 Hampton .uDI Phone 6?29 Phone 7664 . h(-ll an 1 i mi- ' Pi" DR. J. (,. STUART 'n?! Office Hours: .Telephone. fail I 11:00 t0 1:00 IV M - Ut>s- 4692 ' I 6:00 to 8;OU P. M. "" Offlce 3790 tree Office: Residence:"* s*u*; 2030 Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. * 1 V ! h,. i *? j Office Hours:' Phones ,ra. ll A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8876 I 6 P. M. to 8: P. M. Office 4247 ^ | I*kl> UT IA / 11 ?? I L/iv. >> . 1/. V^IliippCllC gyj" ... Physician and Surgeon ^ WsnisuK 0f Women and Children (J. A_ Specialty Office: Residence: '^0 132414 s Pine-St. ? M 'Office Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798 '* N; J. FREDERICK? A ttorney-at-I.nw and Notary Public PRACTICE IN A 1,1, COIRTS ?S^1e^*y4p#edera4? "* ~nrU Washington Strr Cf?It?mlriK.'S? ; I J. II. JOHNSON & CO. Notary Public ju?4 Deader ? " "tnT^eal estate and sale of lots in PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beautifully located on paved road above College Place. , ] Phona- 6482. ? -1 pJS" ;TI0ff% Washington Street $ ' ft _ V_- -*>*