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f .1. ? - .# # ., ! ====ss==^s Saturday, February 21, 1931: ^ CHURCH NEWS OF S ST. JAtiES A. M. E. CHURCH E NEWS. |D - - ^ s Sunday school opened at 10 o'clock ev The lessnn?was?rav lowed?Uy e*H> Supt. Mr. Russell. At twelve o'- th . clack Rev.. Owens pyeaehed- a very ar instructive sermon. v er . At-tWoo'cTock Missionary meeting l'i begun by having devotioiials. After , 1 "Which othvj1 business bT importance was discussed and the people were dis Li missed. , a. At six o'clock the League was call- tU ed to order by the president. A very n good program was rendered. , . Rev. Mrs. Mary Cooper preached j. a vbry good sermon Sunday ?night '^y from Matthew 8:3. Subject: Be tlioU clean that God's. glm:y may- abide in -1-* ; us. ' :?7?-f We are very glad to have Miss Estelle Janerette back with us, after spending a few weeks with her bro- ther. u Monday night the members of Both ^ el church are bringing a play cnti- *.? tied Heaven Bound, Feb. 23, for hen efit of our church. I . FIRST CAIA'ARV BAH I. fllliKCH ~1T ' , -o fe I^ast Sunday wc enjoyed another vv helpful lesson on the public ministry el' of Christ-- "Jesus the friend of sin.'. Pi Tiers." The central fact of the lesson v was that JesusT'ovesTind wants the unsaved to come to Him. that He is SI their friend and is ever .ready to heln them, it tlutV will turn Hiswa.v. Tlte moririnvr prayer service pntre\^ eryone into the spirit of worship. v'( . Rev. Youngblodd's' text was taken su from Rev. 0:2; And I saw and behold 111 a white horse:- and lie that sat oil " him had afbow; and a crown was given unto him: and lie went forth con(1 Uerlng and to conquer. The subject was "The Conquering King.". This rider is one who rides through . ; the earth on the-purity of God's jus- *v tice w th power, and with a crown of ??, victory and every Christian and be- a God -like Hi'n shall too ride thru the 4'0rld on God's purity and justices* j)( There is a great foe who Works so tl-lio" U" !? ??* ...wf hh. 11 ' , . Wiul IVill^, Clllll III!* ni*ipur? "Satan" who is so impresed with him- ca olf that he tries to make men be- j0) lievc that he is ilie right way that; ^r lie is the greatest of all on he earth. pr The entire church bows in humble . submission to the will of (lot! in tak tt ing three of our oldest members-: no Sisters, Phcobts Foster, Martha A k- T1 ens,. Bettie llenery, also the mother . of one of our loyal members, Misk G. eh B. Singleton. ~wi We?well nine?mto?thr?eluil'ch on" 13" their christian cxperteh.ce Miss Daisy gt Brown-a-nd- Mr. Lewie; Frazier and Mr: da William, Bilavn a candidate for Ihij>tism. , >'. JONES CHAPEL YOl'NG WO- wi MEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY te 1?ENTERTAINS. ?- -**: t to Miss Florence Benson, president of he the Young Women's Missionary Society of Jones Chapel delightfully en- th i< Q" rvi <1 iVVT w ?T- h,... -,n que way on Wednesday afternoon Feb C. 11th at her lovely home <r?14 Sumter Al street. .N< The1 ineeting openccT~7n the usual iS. manner. A short but impressive He- pr vulional service followed. The nresi- I ne (lent assured every one that they were pt welcome and especially the" visiting members of the Woman's Home and ar Foreign Missionary Society.- In the ni?~ business session plans were, completed Cor a popularity contest iietwcen the Y's and the partmLJmdy?in-which ? Miss1 Corine Gordon and Mrs. Rosa ? Williams; :1V tin. rnni^tti\ni< It nil! terminate Sunday Feb. 22. j 1 The Y's were very pleased to have H Mesdames Benson,- Miller and Her- *7. iington and Mr. J. W. Sawyer. Each ^ of the members of the parent body fatvored the Y's with very interest- ( ing and encouraging talks. All of '.s them stressed cooperation and Chris- ( . tian service as the keynote of suecess. Miss Almeta Robinson made \ a fitting response. * Ui The members next answered to roll call witH miscellaneous quotations. The second and third chapters of ?" Genesis and the fourth and fifth chap P; ters were assigned for the next moot- v> ing. Miss Marie Greene .was wel. JJ. corned as a new member; after which in all joined in the club song.r> The hostess assisted by Miss O- tl dessa Bates served a delicious two B course menu "consisting of salad, sal- el tine, pickles; ice cream, .TeTlo, cake G ?md mints. at . T^e Y's expressed themselves asjte having spent an enjoyable afternoon. They will meet March 11th, with' g, the Misses Gladden. ( ? BETHEL A. M. E." CHURCH ? 1 fa The Sunday School continues to inir " prov'e Vt'l'y nuivli In all ilcpai tmunls. The attendance was very good Sunday el and the entire school seemed uplifted *1.M " - with the spir.t. Reports from the classes were cspicially gooiL l)r. E. ^ ' A. Adams, our ex-pastor was present and made it lively in a review to the * ' chool. In his remarks he said the al Sunday School has improved very jw u t i - i-: -? --- 1 ?1 IIIUUVI ?S1IK*? it IHiH-Ui.^11 IHS j v" ~ 0 to visit it foh sometime: , i ai * At 11:16 A, M., Dr. Lawr/nce j w toucher! the key-note in what was re- N garded as a personal service?aftpr I.D ? - announcing his subject, "The Chris- j U r?- Han Tiife," PKtl IVt "T" to-|-^< live is Christ but to die is gain" clos-TUl ing with this pointed question sug-|al gesod; "To me?to?live is- what?" W After the sermon Tracy Matthew jSf Walton, Jr., the infant son of Dr. and w t Mrs. 7). M?W ltini, was Baptized by j00 Dr. Adams Who was present and as sisted Dr. Lawrence in the services. | ai At 6:00 P. M., a model Christion | m - " . ; . ,V ; \ , ? ;OT"TH CAROTJNAr 1 U , I ndcavor Program w^s conducted by r Lawrence. It was an inspirational ervice (touching and harmonizing rery phase of a successful League Mis. W. H. HtU'Vey, I'hariman ol c look-out committee came foi ward id Tfoltctted the membership of seva| persons. Misses Jessie Kelly, P. illy, Sarah Vaughn, Dorothy Frank1 and Mr Henry YVohhor ^ The sermon at 7:30 P. M., by Dr. iwrence was a continuation of that ipeal to make a personal acquainijce with the Lord-Jesus that yon aybe able to call Him in times of wublr and need.. Text St. Luke 7: 10; subject. "Faith in its fullness." e are delighted to-acknowledge thrresenetl ol'?many? -vis fors ?among horn were: Mrs. R. C. Ransom, wife our bisjion; Mrs. Jennie S. Lewis, Chicago; Dr. L. M. Daniels and other; iMV. andMrs. II,. N. Vincent id the Misses Vincents of the Presrlerian Church. Come again; visirs are always welcome. We desire to express our high i?p'eciation for the two very splendid linonr by Kcv. Multens. Missioliai the kind Sunday in" l'Vh , - 1* ?i tn i <> lnd the membership of the church nferonce Tuesday night, Feb. 24 at ,v cli conference 1 delegate will , be L'cted to represent Bethel at the DNKV PARK C. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. C. Anderinn I'asor. Sunday school opened up atT The uah -hour. After the opening seree, the school discussed" Tfte~Tesson, bject "Jesus the Friend of Sinrs.'jr-Luke 7th chapter. Sunday morning at 11:20 Rev. Athsoii (white.) one of the representees of the-Westminster choir, dewed a strmon from. James 11:8: bject, "But the tongue can no man li.iu, it is an uiirulv evil, full of ilejwt. poi on." Tliis~ was a great sermon, ie that should be remembered, by 1 who heard it. After the morning service the fural of Sister Carrie Daniel was dth?The funeral or Sister T^osa Mc3well was held on Friday at Johnn-firadley Funeral Home. At 8 p. in., the choir gave a musiF-prograrn with some of the city's :*al talent on program. Th'L proam was enjoyed by all wliff were esentl The pastor has been indisposed for few daynr%uVts~ outrngain and anunced a special sermon for Sunday, ie public is invited. (Rev.) Mrs. J. C. Anderson and ildren spent a few davs at home th Rev. Anderson. ' Mrs. Anderson learning ai liainer. school in Aui>ta, Ga. Their school closed a few ,ys on-account of the Flu. M1LLKR CHAPEL NEWS aw berry, S. C.-.The-Simijay School is full on last Sunday *With every acher present, led on by Subt. E. "Floyd- At 11 :.1U Dr. Meridian ok as a subject "Considering'." The >ly fire burned all over tie church. A large congregation worshipned in ** morning and cvi-iiin(f Five per' ns united Avith "The church. The A. >E. League was fine led on by Mr. Ifred Brrtler. Stewardess Board Lk. lour led "n by. Miei- r iiin m <;a. ni had a wonderful program at the 'esident's?home?ofi?Sunday tlfterlon. This resulted in a. very unique n*se. . Board No. 3 ind the Sunshine Club e pulling off a big thing Monday ght Feb. H*>th w-.t.-n .iw_ MARION NEWS TTir lasi Thursday evening, a numr of members of St. John attended ayer and class services. - On S""i.v morning at' an early hour trlic lurch was well filled with anxious >uls t- Cod's word, the writer preaching'a series of sermons uiit the caption of "The Devil and s aim--." . ? Sunday School convened at the usil hour.and quite a good number at nded, ... A Fairwold service was held at St. )hn Church, Rev. T. J. Ransom, of ee Dee was the speaker. This scree was sponsored by Mrs. Alice V. aeirin. wh? --.t Uw, ,.r n, T-'i these parts. Prof. Marion Odium is principal .of le South Swamp School; Miss S. . Watts and Mrs. F. K. Brown, mentis of the faculty of the Mullins raded School were pleasant caller;. ; the A. M. E. Mance on Sunday afirnoon. The faculty from Andrews High L'liool rendered a play in St. John hurch on last Monday night, entied the "Valley Fhrm." A large owd was on hand to witness the afir, and all went away jtleased. rof.. Smith is the, principal. Tin, vviiler in . en.mpany with Broth Davis, "Mrs. Hattie Kenny his other ^in-law, little Harriet and A1 cd Ducket motored to Mullins, S. ., oil Sunday afternoon and preachI for Bev. Ni'wmim who is Pastor of le A. M. E. Church, Rev.'Newman id his members gave. us a very arm reception. He is doing, well in lis new field and Ids members love lid .respect him. While there we ere the gifpsts of Mr. and Mrs. T. ichols,1 We met our. vpry dear iend Prof. O. Y. Valentine who is le principal of the Mullins High diuut 41y is making good as usual id the peojile now fully t'eall/eyr fits jility to master.. the situation. The riter was over to the T. B. Camp iturday; while there he visited freely itli the patients and left words of insolation. 1 Our church work, is moving no fine ml I am happy, over my .appointent and new field,. I shall continue i , . . ~ . / . . .. ...... .... ' / " . i.. ___ toe palmet COKEBBURY NEWS It I v Rev. Xhuinpso? preached a wonder^ ful sermon at 12:00 o'clock enjoyed very much by all present. 1 ; .The Primary Grade of the Cokes- u bury School, are planning a grand- t; time Friday noon. Come and enjoy E your self with your children onlyc<hV3 cents to come in and lunch. Those 1' on the sick list. Mrs. Mancy Wil- b liams, Mother A. Robinson, Mrs. Em- , e< " ma Cumminps, Mrs. Amanda X-,ouden. L mttie susses Carrie B. Butler, Rose ; QNash. , Jfi "" 1 ' S( it JONES CHAPEL A M K 7 <1.1 IB ,1 NOTES ? e :? w The Sons and Doughters of Zion js were delightfully intertained at the home of Mr. anc^Mrs. H. Greene-2226 Senute St. on Thursday hiite " Feb^ ^ 12th. after all buisness was transacted and dues collected which amount to $1.6U we turned our attention-to the- ? program of the evvening which con sisted of songs, solos and miscellaneous nuotations which was enjoyed j by all. We then had a few remarks from our paster Rev. R. B. Gibbs after' p which the hostess served hot chocolate Sandwinches and cake. Meeting fid-1 journed by repeating the t)enidiction1 . Next meeting will be held at the home [ ' of Mr. and Mrs^ Naihan- DaviB 22(10 - 11 block of Senate St. r Miss F.u. Miller President Mrs. Alicce G. LaBrew Secretary s s SL M.MKRTON NEWS ? o Sunday was-a great day in our little j city. The-churches had good crowds^ \ at all services. I)r W. D. V. King, ? . Uiixacked?live-times on Sunday and the people rushed t.o all of the "er- vices to hear hTm; he is a man With ^ a powerful message. When he speaks on Saturd-av night; the building is crowded with people who leave the ^urcyts to hear him. Liberty Hill Church is well pleased with their ? Pastor, l)r. 1). A. Christie, who once pastured Greater Bethel in Columbia. ' : ? Taw Caw Baptist Church is pushing ' forward under the leadership of Re\. ^ J; A. Hannaham. Our school is prospering with Prof. -Amkrson as principal; he Is " surrounded by'-a spt of able ti?;n u.-m; w?-ii hope that the Editor of the Palmetto Leader v 11 visit this section some- o time in the near future. n ST. PA PL A. M. E. CHl'RCH NEWS Sunday School opened at its usual . jmur with. i> large and increasing at- H tendance. The lesson was beautiful- -V ly taught. Many interesting points iV were brought out'by the pastor, teachers and visitors from Haribson Col. lege- ? 1 2: I a The pastor preached a?veey soul inspiring sermon on "flow"'God's love Takes Our Soul Through Prayer" ? At this service 2 joined the church. <5:00 "P. M,, The T. C. E. League c opened With eager explanations on u What is implied, in the church as a K family?" Many searching explanatioiuj were given. c< ~"8:00 P.' - M?- Rev. I. W. Ma time, preached a soul stirring sermon from b Nelu*. 2:7; subject, "With. The?King's h letter I'll have no trouble at the tl . river "r Air, Marr-hal, of St.?Peter'.< -q " hapUst- t lunch, Rev. Mathue, Pastoi ftrnvfslied' music for this service. 2 s joined the church making the total 1 g , fur, the day, foe...which-give-God ? praise. _ .ti I5KTI1KI. A. M. K .CHURCH _ j] Union, S. C. ^ s, ilr-;?Editor?Please " allow -me?-brsay that we arc glad to report that ~j Bethel have taken on new'life under i the leadrship of this Moses sent to . us fyom the last Annual Conference, ^ 15u i idn T 11iOITI-UinMr- ^ day School was conducted by Sunt. (( McJunkins, and the teachers were at ^ their best on the lesson. " a ~~ 11 :20 we were graceful for the mes-: ^ c n 1'i'nnt nnp Poaf/in P"" T ^ Bowman found in Matt. 36:41; Watch *? and pray that ye enter not into temptation. Subject "Depart From Sin.' ^ 3:00 o'clock Rev. Bowman ae'com panie'd with his officers went to Antioch Church and preached for Rev. C. B. Cook, his wife and daughter also 7:00 o'clock the League convened with a large attendance and had ar lively discussion. Rev. Bowman jind . Roy. Smut hern add resaad the League We arc glad to report that the. Leag- o ue functions as never before under T this fatherly Moses. Some of the new feathers that he has injected ill p the League is a new choir composed e TT? oni'urii I ?in si 11 cirle who T< ever ?.< ready to perform their duty, and is never late. o At 7:30 Rev. Bowman with Rev. g Smothers of the A. M. E. Zion Church conducted service. Rev. Bowman's a text was St. Luke 15:18; I will arise tl and go to my father. Subject "Sin- fj -ner?Returivng ll-ome"?The?officers m asked that this sermon be repeated . for the benefit of those not nresohr. ti Rev,- Bowman has put on a On<i_.h Week Meeting beginning Monday abd t< closing' Sunday night. The following ministers will help in 'the meeting; - Revs.?Johnson,?Smothers, Camilla, Cook, Bowman, Dr. E, P. Ellis, P. E.. and bt hejjs. We. are planning to build a new structure beginning about March lbtb'and all the membys and friends nrr. i-!i41vini? for this cause. On the 22nd the rally will close arv.l the clubs are asked to report in full. The Baby Contest .is on the 27tjL_. $5.00 in Gold will be awarded the baby who report" the largest amount ~ t ov^r fin,mi.. ? . Wp are looking forward to see our bishop visit us in the near future, Rev. Bowman is busy mnyying out reports a very favorable meeting last week from the Presiding Elders' Council held in Sumter, S. C. -j-fnitiv ' I,) M1-| ^III TO LEADER ~ D' work for The. Palmetto Leader* 'hieh is a mighty jinn paper lor evProf/ Roy Goidon, AfoicuUuro 'ehcher of_lhe ".inil n? li.in S<dv.idnd Prof. Jenkins- of the Marion Omny Training School called at lie A. M. 1. Parsonage last Saturday ( .ening. Estor ^S.rr.j i> improving alter a >nsr illr.vSo.; The wjper -v/ho r.au een confined to cod 'i? rr.v.-.T. iir.prcv1 Miss Helen tS;,v.;..t; , t.! .agrA-. e f the- llcv. -Uail Mrs. L^Wi-ihii ts?out rom under the doe.or, and now is in :hool again. Mrs. Berlba M'Juiik is of the A. JI. lv. Za?:, Church' wni-. hipped vrtli u-i Suiid,;> high-..?Si \?1 ral of the professors of Sims.. 11 ig.it ere out and enjoyed tie service. All i invited to our meeting. lORRlS t i!APE B APT. ( I.lll K( II Dr. 1*. Douglas JoIhik"", Vqqsui 1 ? 1 Greenwood. S. t'. 4 ? 1 ?e , 1? -i Last Sunday the third Lord's 'day j i lu'D. prove to he U?ot h-..-r enjoyable ij* in the service of the Master. The ible school was largely attended; aehers taught the lesson.with la .h I terest, ayc.1 the scholar.- .acoU'd to-l ave enjoyed the ' Wholesome' i.it'or* i lation g i,n tie in on ti e le?^dn.. J 11:00 o'eloc k rci iva I 11 ^ igh waier tr.The v.) . aeeiued to have been at t- 1 est.oi jd ung with the spirit, nrtil we w_ei e ifted high on the spirit nil oi-iuii-ti in ify the Mastcrr" "bur - pasn.r ,-as . in he wake trf this.. spiriLuaV- title jtUiL (reached- a wonderful sernioti from he subject "The Natural IVrfeeTunsif (loci." . _r , At .'iRH) P. M? our congregation an,I ho irs w o r s i 11 p ped^Jj-L _ J^'estern Thapel A. M. K. T'htireji. Both choirs endered-sweet ntllsie to tije delight ol II present. After which -Pastor JuckPii presented our pastor,'whoselect d for his subject. "Results afj.vr layer." * After this great serlaon was ovci ur~ etFil'Ient" organist, ..Mrs. Melrose '. Puller, eleetritieci the congregaion with a beautiful solo, entiled, Take Your Burden To.'llu l.ord Ami eave It Ther{j." The B. Y. P. U. met*.at .">:00- P. M. ml rendered an excellent program. it K-OO i.'/.l.w.L- I>... 1 vi- oi -?v w.wv VT V- * V/V_ l\. ive\, O. ?? . Oliawj f Columbia preached a strong ,seilon from the subject. "Tim Look oi esus." Tic preached Ixolri -tire lol?\V44?k outlines;- 1. Look of Love; . Look of Anger; 3. Look ol Aui.hoiy; 4. Look of Memory. iSfck. list;; WnT~~.T, H. Jagger' . Ir. John- Walls; Mrs. Suhnu Prudet, lr. Henry Haivtis, Mrs. Onie butivr. ST. .MARK A.M. I! > 111 in H Pee Dee, S. C. Sunday was- a lowly day for the hurch goers here. Sunday School as interestaing; diseu.-sion were* ootl ;Tlie _ pas?rue?pre~*4+ed?a -otrf;irring sermon from Rev., 4. SubjCt, "(. hl'istians t-otile ill a! Die duuiu_ The pastor requested all the'meui-. ers to do their best and see. their ?aders before tlie liisl Sunday \vliejv lie Presiding Khier will hold his 2nd tliU'UT. AlHi-r seV\iees. the pastor ami hi isters aml his brothers ware dinner uests. ' Jtt'v. ynd Mr.-. '1'. .1. llMiL'.nn. trfytr i) annoutiee the b rllt of'.ihi i'r dnuglu r who was In.rn l-Vl'd : . h i -l hidda. 1. at the home of ,\lr. .ot-1' Mr . ten Green, her patents. Mrs. Mili f (In. 11 r'e.y-? eir. j lained L'Veral ul' her :rlend->; a ii? 1 >irl11 i'nl purse was served; everyone >ycd itemsrhtrs; - ? TH pastoj- iTV'.iTed ~tT. Mari-m. y the kind Pastor. Hey.'.). \V. I.. Picket t and Mi-?ll.-ri;-^in> a ;, ,.t ner mTTTT arum Comity TrainiMjr School I > preach in interest of tin- I'air.-Waiil :hoc?l for our girTsI Large -mirnlur ltended. He prenehot! front the t. Matt. 11 Verse sulviei f '.'Watch iter service called on Mrs. Hams of arion and there met some old frit ndlr, and Mrs. June. <>f Whits vilj, N. hey left for 1'illoti,. S. t\, to reswne L'hool work." -* (iKKKNWOOl) MiWS Macedonia Uaptist Church The Snnda.. o . -ill...1 1? rder at the usual hour ! the Sup" he IcSsifftv was dhcll i ??? Al 11 It K?V'. ! .. 1!. n!t. (Hi: aslor mounted the *!e!i% r another ?nt dt" hi- ' stiri-ii: urinous. . ' ? In the afternoon tin.- \\ rg-'Wnru rs Club carried 0111 a 1 sM I' ll |u . ranu The evening services b n ,.t >:n fter the regular order'di* set vices, le pastor delivered a noble sermon rom Judges 11:11, These ser'inoi ? "ere?helnl'u)?to- -afh - . 1 ??-? The Missionary Society was i*i i,- rtained i>\ .Mrs. Amur ,lacl>:.i ec- he*"? on Millwve. St.. Friday afFeb, itt? I'.iAl. Thf ineetiinr i 'rn'S mi iMaiW'i i i ' ' n ? i iiim tlii ... IPfNCKNEY'S Ft rS DKK'J AKKK AND TIT SOUTH CAROLIN. r . y. as railed to order by the president'. | 1 he di-vot.oiials were carried rxut iff"" oi del'. , i lie nostcss served two cour^-"] _e>' a i',i and a sweet course of jelio ' md cake. Collection $9 ^ J I he nv * friends of Mrs. Sadie . Walko'- v ill-be sorry to hear of heron ill; \v? ho|>e she will be herself lsi_ivnd> of little Freddie Marshal will be-sorry to hear that he is confin- i <d to bed at this writing; we are! in aying for him an early recovery.. ?i - I. A,M.\|{ \K>VS . J : ' I.iucolu's birthday was-observed at Johti Wesley M. lv. Church'on Thurs-i day night.- Feb. 12. A very interest- j ir:g progra:n was rendered by the i teachers and students of the gradedj vchool. - TT7e students participated piondidly. demonstrating the love of i I.inenln in "?t........ __i ????. ??? ngnv. i Prof. Douglas sang a wonderful solo, [ > ntitled: I'm Waiting For Ships That J Ne\(tTome In." Mrs. Douglass fur- l t i>bed the music which was enjoyed lice. 1". JV-arson made splendid re- : marks; Prof. Douglass rendered a"Othos??-m?which " suemeTl Ho have e.iu.-e'd lhe" shingles on the roof to 1 |i|uive)?:; cot tied "Down In The Deep Let .Mo Sleep" When I Die."?7? . ; Mi-s Daisy A. Malachi spent Mon- ! [day 11ig:11 -in- llartsvdle attending a ' i al ly given hv l)r ^l''We are glad to know that Mrs. .[ jy improving after a long ill- j lifss.. *.S!ie .has had two operation?, ! hut is doing nicely. Alls. Eugene Jeffer.ies is reported . ' <!''l at thi- writing. We hope ' .ae w;l| siii'iji recover. Rev? .1. F. Pearson preached Sun- i -rtrrr-nrrrnring a good sermon tlilit" we I -t41 v ni?.\vd. SuI>iret. Take Heed, and ' Kl'ttilVc, 1 I'lo;'. and |?Irs. Douglas spent Sun- f 11:' \ ill 1 i.irisviHe visiting "Mr" nn.t t -Airs. .M'irry orr-nm T?frrTTrpF. Doug- j i - claimed that it was pleasant only | l.iiey trade Inni sing a solo. Dr. it. I*. Bradford, P. E. ?.i* the | .l11 !11. i 1 THsirk'i mil', lipid his' lit", i;i;ai t? i i;. emit\;.-<.-nee "p <oml;ie?jf. . t. i iiooti. Feb. 22. at John Wesley M. j !!, Church. ' The-pastor asks that a! large crowd l?. present and most -os- ! ;>? the otl'ieial. hoard itluL^ihake j i .-pa 11. - ! 1 i-' ? ? . The varni weather Iras put a moyej hi 11 i" tiiTTers aiuT~ lllet aTc~~iaking " .id.i-n.iage -of the beautiful weather: We hope that the prices will ci?r,I i.M'.i m r II. ? liii tlm-vmpr.- at..*. , . I. VITA NEWS "The finieral services for Mr. Wade, ileFa.rlr.nd av ho died Feb. ,2nd. in Bradford. I'a.. was held Sunday afternoon 2:.;o at Andrews Chapel M.. F. (Mnirelt. 'File pastor Rev. N:. C. Newman; conducted the services as-^ >:te?l by Rev. .Wells, and Rev. I. J. thimble. Pastor of A. M. E. Church Latta; Air. McFarland was Well knowr here. tho deceased was a member of I '.he I. 15. O. Klk's at Rraddoek, Pa., he : ..i i.. i-.'-t, with Fllii order? .oidvrtaker Jackson in churere. Mi\ -Ji'ofr'gjT mf i--?s'.irvivi d by?? aid o w' bin M T'arland. A mother Mary Mc-[ i arlaml. Three brothers, onek sistei and a host of other relatives and i ru-ml-a- ~ K<\. !1. 1.. Guiles. preached a soul stirring- sermon Sunday nigUTrhe us< d as. a subpect "What will thou have : a to do.' Our Pastor, Rev. 1. J. ti unble wttji sick with a col^l and Rev, lh !.. Ga'de pleached for hint. Mr. Water Gore, Mr. Humble Flado er^ Grant Fladger, mofored over to Olunta. S. C,. Sundays to see Miss hi-.- lh.--a l-'ladtrer Mr. Odel Hunts, Mr. Marion Handle motored over to Florence Sunday. m. m m | Ihinu: is left undone make our Service a |BmJ| _ feet one consecrated ||Vfjff| humanity. A true Bj^SI /ice of understanding |ESfe$j3 7 . ' ?- ' I ? i ; . ' ~ j"' Page Five JNERAtr~MOME ENSEl) EMBALME R OF A ANI) GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral " Equipment As Good as. the Rest t. f And Mettei*"than the Rest J And Prices Less "XOLRTESY and ? SERVICE Office Phone 5707 ~ * * Resident**? Phone 7765 , 1006 WASHINGTON ST. COLUMBIA. srt\ , . *" 1 ' Mrs. Daisy Bethea is on the sick list -for this -Week also Mrs. Florence , Flatlgef is sick at the hospital in? Florence w. wish them both a sy^ily" -reiovci yr 7 7 . -fr?t~~" f professional ji_ _ cards! - ----dr. ii. h. cooper Dentist Special ^llenlion Given to Disease* of the Gums _ ~ Gold Crown and Bridge Work A . Specially. - * Ollice l'hwne d-lrh, 1125 Washington Si Wjsidence Phonfe 82G4 1 dr. s. r. green Office Hours:' " Telephones ? tn in " ? ? - ?. JU. Kos. 6028 12 to 2 p. m. ' Office: 5775 6 to 8 p. m. Office:' iVneirlnwnn. 150U Gregg St* 1508 Gregg Office Hours * Phone 11:80 A. M. to 2 1\ ftj Office 8586 6.00 V. M ^-RfesrrCSV " Dn C. E. Stephenson - Physician and Surgeon Disease of Wonier and Children A Specialty .. Office: It e a id en u u ? 1414Vi Assembly St.. 1828 Oak St Office Hours: Telephones -.80 A. III.-lo , (iij TrM. Office 6088 Residence 8878 Ur. 1). K. Jenkins DENTIST 1 ' Tilling*. I Males. (Town* and bridge^ Sunday l>v Appointment 1_ -Ax-trartion MTyCdnduc'tive Aneskhesis ; a Specialty. 1107Vi Washington St., Cola. S. C. DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgetm Special Attention Given Diseases* Of Women. s _ j Office _ Residence 1125 Washington 2280 Hampton Phone 0420 Phone 7504 DR. J. G. STUART Office Hours: . Telephone. 11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4692 B!UU to 8:UU P. M... Oflice 3796 Office: ~Residence: r2080 Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. i?? Office Hours: " Rhtyies ll A. M. to 2 P. M. ' Res?887b ^ 6 P. M. to 8: P. M. Office 4247 J " DR. AY. D rhnnnnlln - * - - - m-? |y jy 11 v Physician and Surj(e<fti Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: Residence HJS4H Audibly M. lliUl Tine S4t Columbia, S. C. offiri. I'lmn.. ?J<17 p... Ph..... m<l? N. J. FREDERICK Mttwney-nl -1,a w and Notary Public IMtACIKR IN AI L Cpl RTS ' ?Stale and Federal l|y \\ ashiiiKlon St.,' Columbia, ~9. C. J. II. JOHNSON&CO. Niitarv Public and Dealer In real estate arid sale of Jots in ?;.? PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beautifully located on pav?d(foad above . Colle^b riHW. 1 ' Phone 6422. 1109V4 Washington Street . 55E5, ?>?