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Safnrdn^April 11, 1931 1 CHURCH NEWS OF ST. JAM1CS A. M. E. CHURCH I i We began Easter Sunday with j^un J rise Prayer Meetin~ at 5 o'clock. *\Ve J " had-the showe r of the Holy Ghost to meet .us. Sunday School convened at 10 A. ^ M.?The lesson concerning -the-Res- ~j surrection of Jesus Christ was' well discussed and wais. reviewed by Hev. W. -I. Owensermon from 1 Cor. 15:13-20; subject. ' At 11:15 Rev. Owens nreached a ^ "The Ascended.Christ." The Lord's ? Supper was administered to all chris- 11 tians. T The Missionary meeting was called to order at 2 P. M? by the President. Mi s. Mm > Phelps.?TTTTs was indeed a splendid meetmgv trtt'- went away ^ ~ ~TeeTing that the Lord had been with * us. f Rev. R. C. Lemon will preach at St. James A. M. K. Church next Sunday * morning at 11.15 All are cordially n invuea 10 come out and hear him. The pageAnt was a great success * last Sunday night, also the little folk program was very good, The weath- 1 _ er was_-rainy_ and cold but the people x came out to "the House olvGod. Too 7 much cannot be said about Brother ? Robert Russell, the. efficient Su?>t.., 1 and his, corn of tom-her..- in t.i.,in;?r -t the little ones how to put over a pro- M . gram second to none -?? ^ ? . ] SIDNEY. PARK C. M. K. CHURCH Rev. J. C. Anderson, Pastor t : The Sunday?School?war. opened at the usual hour with Sunt. I), R. Starks. The Raster lesson was beau- J tifullv discussed by the school. ? Inspite- of the inclement weather * our l'l:.*iO service be^un ,as usual. j Text JT 'Corn. 15:20; subject, "The ^ Resurrectio'n."**" Power for brother- ( hood ar. well as a perception of brotherhood issues from this stupendous J truth that like Christ, man, is to ,'tass through the grave only to emerge into fuller, freer, fairer life. All thai ' poets and seers have dreamed of a ?. . better world because- possible only ' ?? when man is given a lease of lite that ~ extends beyond this-present existence. It was the message of the Ressurrec- ! tion that lifted Christian above the : slough of pagananism and set men to achieving, with starry Ivope. the con- < ceution of a new earth. . Where^ ever today the gospel of the 1 Ressurrection is an accepted realityV ' there common good will and sympathy "* and kindness and helpfulness and brotherliness prevails. Society reaches its highest plane--where- men and we-? men live in discip.lcship to the risen Christ. This was a great sermon. ??-??Sunday?night- the Sunday School- ' held its Raster exercises before a large crowd. The -ftve ladies boards ' had charge of the collection and re- 1 ported $130.00 for the day. , Rev. Anderson has another special . sermon for Sunday morning, if you ^ haven't heard him be sure and hear , this sermon an das usual gyod music will be furhi.s'hod by the choir, ? ' . t BETHEL A. M. K. flll'KCII NOTES ] Despite the continuaus rain all day ' Sunday, thd-re were those who braved the, weather and -early.. Sundfry?4 ing appeared jit 'the church to witness the service which was very im? * pressive. Dr. Lawrence's text was- ! taken from St. Luke 24:f>, "Why seek 1 y-0 the living among the dead?"- Dr. 1 Lawrence said he regarded all per- ' sons in the splendid early audience 1 as members of the "Storm Brigade." ' The Sunday School also has a splendid llt.t.pndlineo 'it KutVi mnvnini? ami I afternoon pragrams. All of '.he chi'J Umi-plaxtaUthf'ii' p irtu so well; Mi**,. Dorothy Nance pianist for the School and Mrs. Mary Williams deserve < much credit for the very enjoyable program rendered. At 11:15 A. M. ^ * Or. Lawrence presented Dr. . Sims, President of Allen University, who ' levted as his text, tha?t,. of the.jvrs.t , Raster sermon. Preached by a w(T' -man nearly 2000 years age. "I have seen The Lord," the text was'treated under three divisions 1st, Death had ' been conquered; 2nd God's Approval ] of Redemption of Jesus Christ; 3rd Universal- Salvation. A wonderful ' __ac*rmon highly enjoyed by the large : audience preseri't. Dr. Lawrence said ' tfie day Was neautuui because" we were blessed to be present in '.he service, and in good health; Because we 1 hadfood to cat ^ good clothes to- wear ^ and all would return to oui? homes ^ ^ and be sheltered there in comfort. ! At 0 P. M. the Christian Rndeavor J league assembled with quite a number of young folks and adults present to listen to an address bv Prof. Geo. 1 ? A. Singleton of Allen who electrified : his audience with a message ' about lVhe "rrncei" Pmnl,0M0 "TV,,. Sponsibility of carry -your cross." -i The address was very much enjoyed, ~ Mr./IRollin Green was in charge of 1 the.Jprogram and we thank him for 1 searing the Service of Prof. SingleA t 8 P. M. the clioir rendered an ? jester cantata creditable and highly .<<pTeasing to say the least. Mrs. Bates did not leave any stone unturned in preparing the choir for this very impressive and historical program; j we are grateful to and proud of the choir's service. ? Sunday begins our Revival. Dr.' Robinson who is to conduct the revival will preach Sunday morniner at 11.16: The Public is most cordiaJJ^ invited to hear hirm Among the visitors were: Mrs. Hattie bTorris of Mt:?Ziort, Charleston and?M-r: and Mrs. Calaway of Chicaga; Mr. Cala-1 way recited at the Evening Service as is her custom whereever she spends Easter. It was in - keeping j with the Season and very much enjoy, ed. we thank her for service rendered. We have many still sick: Mrs. F. G. Baumgarder, 2320 Hampton, Mrs. I , SOUTH CAROLINA CUa Fierce, 2346 Pendleton; Prof. L. V. Hawkins at Waverly Hospital, drs. F. J. MileSj 2330 Hampton, Mr. larleston Reed, 1911 Hampton Ave,^ us remember them in prayer and 'isit them. V % \ IOTS OF THE SALUDA CIRCUIT At a recent call meeting of the Sauda Circuit at St. Paul A. M. E. Church for the *mrooSe of electing lelegates to the Electorial College md district conference, a very apireci'atiye audience assembled. The pastor gave an outline Tully xplaining "the'"burden pf ' " I bi?-resinls ot thy fleetion WFrn n? trttowsr *10 the ETeciorial College, dr. P. J. Corley; to the district conerence, Mr. O. G. Bowman. A resolution was adopted endorsng: Bowman, Rickard, Young, Lyles ind Moore for the General Conference Sunday being the fifth Sunday, prorrams were rendered at both churches At 12 o'clock Rev. J. W. Shaw, 'astor of Ninety-Six Circuit preachd a great sermon af Pleasant Snrlnir At-3tS0 the Cqurt^ of Calanthe asembled for their Annual Thanksgivng Sermon which was preached by he Pastor, Rev. I. 0. Siinniuiis. Thu t'xL was selected from 116 Psalm 12 verse. .Shall J, Render Unto The Lord For All His Benefits roward Me?" There was an egg hunt, at St. Paul md Pleasant Spring, Good Friday afernoon. The assembly was favored with five gallons of delicious iep of the Florida fruit flavor. Truly it was enioyed by all,? Sunday April 5th, being Easier Sunday, the inelementcy of the weaher did nut mark a blank day at St. Paul. Many found their way to the rhurch to' hear the message of truth lelivereth by our~beloved pastor. He eleetd his text from Matthew 28-6 'He is note* here for He is Risen. Uome see the place Where the Lord aid." Truly our hearts did burn vithin us as he spake bv the way. Pour United with the church. ?The many friends o? Mrs. Ellen Bouknight and Mrs. Nancy Eiehelber*er will Be glad to know that they ire improving. The educational rally of the cir?uit js planned for the 3rd and 4th Bundliy* of this month and we are vtcmeeting a bountious harvest. The public is cordially invited to < U-eml-td 1?of-our -yerviees7 WISE CHAPEL ANI) MT. ZION - The Pastor, Rev. B. W. Ransom, i? AU?Zum-Gircuit, visited his homo with his family. Whl^e , tihere he :)reached at BUcksport to- an appre aljve' audience who enjoyed the sermon. There were made welcome. &eVr?Ransom^?pastured this-charge or five years and the people are^d? ,vays "glad to have him with them, le and family were the dinner guests >f Mr. and Mrs. Moore, which thev rnjoyed very mddFT. I-reaving Bueksport, we motored to Bucksville, to sec our daughter and sister and found them all well ami retting along nicely. Our stop here ,vas very short because Rev. Ran-. som had to preach at Kbonezer !Tlnirch at Toddsville, this clfurch wy7 >ne he also pastured five y?ars and a splendid attendance were out to witless the sermon. We . ylso enjoyed nir stay 511 this place, and appreciated the kindness of Rev. G. M, Spain for potatoes and other good things. Rev. Page is pastoring this work now and he has everything going over the top.? ? * Rev. Ransom and family are grateturned in time to preach at Mt. Zion sunday night. 1 CONWAY NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday was a very bad day for hurchgoers? attendance was very l>oor, but the faithful few was at Lhi i' post of duty, after the us :al levTttions Rev. YV. I. Gore selected as 1 text: St. Matt. 28-6, subject; He [s Risen. He preached a Very instructive and.?inspiring?sermon.?after "hich the Holy Communion was administered. The Sunday School bad an excellent progwms- foi^ 'the Tittle folks, the night program was put -off until next Sunday night on account 3f the inclement weather. At. 7:-80ithe pastor came before us with another-burning message his text was takenfrom St.'Matt 19-17, subject being good. He preached a most powerful and instructive sermon We are happy and thank God for the gifi_of our great pastor. The?piayei-.?service 1*?drawing crowds and putting new life in the church, the members of Cherry Hill Baptist Church and the members of the Holiness Church worshipped with iib on Wednesday night. and we with them on Thursday and Friday nights. Mrs. Maggie Moore was called to Myrtle Beach Saturday to be at the bed side of her sick daughter, Mr. Pratt Cooper left Friday for Andrews, S. C., we hope that he will return aerain soon. .* >' Sick List: " MrsT Maergie Brown, Mr. Willie Brown, Mrst Mary Jane Marshal and Mr. 5r-B. Brooks. We jyi*h -for alTof them a- s.needy, recover1/. the friends of Mr Tracy King: are indeed glad to see him out aerain The Mission^t-v Society will meet at the home of Mrs. N. B. L^vister, Friday night. April 10, 1931. Rev. G. /Joing Daniel has put on a two weeks meeting at Cherry Hill Baptist ehureh- everybody is invited to come out and take a part in the meeting. 1 V t r~ ? * ' THK PALM .-\i ~ZT ~~^ h KM AN U Kb-A. M. E. Ciii.Htll Rev. J. ) ;. Beaid, i> 17, Factor . Charleston, S, ('.?For two wcck> Emanuel. Unlike other wary, spuir ual and not carnal weapons were usee with which to ii<*ht. The wilderness of sin was penatrated and the combined armies of vice were forced to retreat from the Held of battle. Af ter the cessation of "hostilities" thv' victorious armies were jubilant n\v/ the fact that right tmd?might, pre vailed. This revival meeting whiqh was conducted for a fortnight \vas a successful one. Mr. Edward Hettcrsoir secretary of. the Steward Hoard reported eight-"-four converts. At the Love Feast meeting of Friday night April 3rd, these new converts wefc Jgjygn the o--"ortuint.y of testifying -Truly -the meeting was oin long to l)f I'UJJIl'lllbl'l'ed a I h I Hot iddlS' I i'l'g'ol J On Easter Sunday morning at the four o'clock service another gluiTou. ing was.conducted by brothers J. 11. Snype and A Randolnh, after which at the tune "Onward Christian Soldiers" a long line of converts came marching in proceeded- bv the Stewardesses and Deaconesses all in white apparels -Tiu? pastor delivered .uyawakening sermon selected l'roiii Si. inclement; but regardless of this the -.eating er>?-wity ,m 1 Iw. ?I'lonr was taxed and a large ??:itheriiv had to go to the galleries. Out of the number of converts mentioned abov twenty-three were baptized? Seven-' ty-seven in all were received into tliiil meinbershin. Following this service at a later hour the pastor came before the Bible class and gave Vidua . ble information. At tlm '11 o'clock worship, tTie shepherd of the iloek took his text .from St. MattluunVjk t?; subject, "Come see the place." Thiwas a stirring Easter sermon. The morning lesson was read by Rev. R. M. Turner, Matthew 2Kth. Owing to weather*conditions', during the Sunday School oxoYcim>s fluattendance \V-us not exceedingly large, yet it was commendable, considering. A very appreciative program ar, ranged by Mrs. Viola Cploncl,. pianist, was rendered. This program was two-fold- hrransp ttlr I'vinT" ing service a number of the larger scholars spoke anil sung and performed on the piano. The whole day from early morning until late at night Emanuel was the scene of interesting activities. . We are--truly"tfiarrkfi'irirrthe t mod who so willingly assisted us during the revival meetings and we are more -Hmo?tbtHvk-fo-l?to the 'Almighty?fro? hav'jng manifested ilimself in our services, . ? "Fear not O land, be gl.td and re joice for the Lord will *lo great LEXINGTON' NEWS Sunday the weather.-being had and ainy the churches was largely tittcn 1 ad. ?New Botlvel?A- M.?E,?ChureiuSimihiy School was held at the usual hour the lesson was beautifully instructed . At 11:00 o'clock, l'ev. S. J.duhnsuu -preached an inspiring Faster. Scr jnon. _ A Uberal oiroring- was taken. ? Sunday afternoon Rev. S. J. Johnson' preached at Spring Hill A. M. E. Church-. On account-oT the f 1 x and bad weather the Faster Program was not Carried out. ' W fHSlWM bf 'MV;' '.Td'^Suber "wig" <orry to hear of his death.* Mr. Suiter | was a line ydun" man, US years old. He leaves a father and mother, on lister; Mr. and Mrs. Joe- Sober, Miss Grace M. Suber, iiitd-a host of rein ;ives and friends to mourn hi~ lost.. He was a .member of N'o\v~Tfcthel A. \1. 14. Church.? His funeral was In Id Friday at 2 o'clock at Bethel Church. [conducted by Uev.-Johnson, his pas*. Kir. iiLo Rev, <1 _ W ftrr"-~tmd?VBailey of S.t. Paul Baptist ('lunch. Rev. A. Bailey and Ml", Hughes of Columbia sang soJus.- The active pall hearers were his cousins: Messrs At bert and Charles Sligh, Tlenry Suhen Montague Leaphart, .Josh W illiams, and Robert Walker, honorary pall bearers: Messrs Helton, Draft. Abra ham Leaphart, Henry Kawl, J. P. Jones Thomas Hampton. nmL Cfiarl"< Wesley Rawls. His grave was a lo>v. ly bed of flowers. Mrs. W. H. Corley, Misses ('. Brown, Alice Harris and Mrs. Bell' Derrick, attended the teachers uh<" in Columbia " Those -un the sick list : Mr, and. Mrs. Edward Black and family. Mi;-. Mrs. Emma Mints. The entire faculty of the Lexington Graded School attended the State .Tenchers meeting last week. The faculty and students invite the public to attend their commencement exercises, beginning Sunday March March 12 at 3.00^P. M. with the an nual sermon. The speaker will In*' Rev. -G. W.rfcooner, the most edition', cient pastor of Wesley M. E. Ctrrrrc+r Columbia, S. C? Monday night. Id an Operetta: "The Inn of the Golden Cheese*"..presented, by. the lir-st?a nit second grades. Mrs. Belle Dmnk and Miss Alice Harris, In-true-tors: Tuesday night an Operetta: "Down A tnong the Fairies" presented by the third and fouth grades and Miss Carolyn Brown, teacher. We due day night, the fifth and sixth Mrs, W. II. Corley, teacher play a tea* her play, a comedy, password for note. Thursday .night, "The Road, to the City," presented by the seventh and eighth grade. Prof. Richardson, in structor. Friday, the Annual School Picnic. The- School Improvement " l.eague hiet on the 10th and 'J It h with the president presiding. Prayer by vice-president. Scripture reading by the secretary. Miss Frances, Wear lug recited^the poem "Aou Ben Ad . henihcm, Prat, IGebtmTsATf garr^Tm interesting talk. Miss Grace Harris, Messrs Mdlall K'H'O LEAl/bli" J ami .1. I'. Jours- enrolled,-us inemtx r: There is still room, ..Why not joi ami w??t k Tor the improvement of oil sell' ' I i ... ( ' I lm IHaehbin^*- ."Vt^^lrcl was re . mal''I .Monday imMit. ALirrli .'MM I. - ivsts?wi'ii hetter than the liist?[ttt7 si-mi at inn. The characters were aler ami the audience wore laughing Iron start, to finish, ^? i_l. ("orley ami M-iss?CTwa* IV?i Hi-own motored to Columbia am I lino Satin-day while in irnio thej Wi ir t'.il: -"T s nl Mr. anil .Mi>y \Vilbert Wist. .UK Corlcy aeeomjntnied then imi'K. Mr. ami Mrs. Ka'il.v Itish. ami so'i liiwtu-rod?t-o?(Columbia Saturday oil 1 usim s Tin- fnyuHy and students "wish t< extend tu Mr. ami Mrs. ,1'oe Xuber and aiii'ly their heart felt sympathy in the s.ordivl tiagvTty fiT their son, JesHlH-fj T i; i'pne.i al...'it'i vie?.' Lor Mr. SubeT was liclil at Iiethel A. M. K. (Tnirelt hiiiia-v A tail :iix|r I ntpniient in tin hin i 11. yard.?Tim many ami beaut i111 ' ha :tl itc: i/us expressed the lllffT v'sl.e; in in v. bidi-the. family ami <lis >ilse were hehl. The eoinniuniLy ami l'i deads are sorry to .Hear of the seVious illness of Mt . Minis. Mrs. Sara Davis a'itd "r!autr!itei\ ~ ~ 7 ? r ~ j REV I vine I r ? Bethel A. IV - CONDI V..:' REV. J. C. ROBI> Kriitor of the A .? - >iu'.?i' t ti." Hi <1?Kmnvn I'rr.uhris a , COM M Sunday, Apri 12 \l< re than It MM) have l>een cot nit! 1*1* his. 'pivju-hinjr. CVristi 'nvilt-ij l<> hear this jrroat-Gosi ithl u'iih I'tr tlit' saving of soi 'J m:\7 it : . \ V- i> .t- .2 " JpISGK NTKY 'S R J I - .surill ( AHOI.lv Ir- o IT 1. E. Church ( i I'D in ."". ' If > : " . 1 J fr - " ^ : ! i - I :. : | t . . - . ' i ^ ? ~~ ' ; 1 fSON, I), I),, U,. \K >1. E; (^tuirdi li? v i? a? ml l'!v iiiilm'I.iM * 'i- 1 'c '' V < -ii'lin'T I KN(:IN(i ' th, cose April 2oih II Vi'i'lI'd mill"add??? ' tivI' ans and uiinaiv-V1 : ih>- an >td |>ivarln-t\ ;iray. ids. / s. law m:\ii:. I'astiir nl llrlIn I ( l'i!Vi ! " ' . -. I wrnammmmmmmmmmmmammmm mm *. nrr \*r?ira|rt??r Jothing is left undone o make our Service a erfect one consecrated [yfjT|j ? the he'ecjs and wnfats l^v^J f humanity. A true Hjgal :~ irvice of understanding Cjj-3 * ~ . ?K>. J I , ? Paue "Live mbhmmbbk:11" ? JNERAL HOME ? AA>sl) EEOIUHA | ?. f ? v - Funeral Cars a tut I "uiTTTTTT ^ Equipment? ? As Good lis (he Best f\. t 4 . . N . ' i And Better than (tie ICc-f ^ r " "" " \ And Prices Less fv <j s\ . , " ?-. I ~ i ?vox Un:,<s ?:?and < SERVICE " .v, ' . " -,i ?r ' ' tt" ' ' Office Phone--5T07 j Residence Phone 7 |f- iuu? WASHINGTON S i ; v 'J COLUMBIA. S. < ; i -TTChmwmwmm?ii?ii m ? , Mi Y las am) on. ?? LEEVY'S SERVK 1. STATION & nXK V ls.il Taylor St. I'hotvV ' OI'KN ALL NHill I " Do Most Of . Y< u/ Trading With Our Advertisers* ??? 7 ( RROrKSStONTI j: CARDS - 1 DR. s. R. GRi:i:.\ OllkV Hour'sT IVi 1 :T? ? 9 to 10 a. m, 12 to 2 p. m. Oiln: 6 to 8 p. m. Office: p., 1500 Gregg St. 15u> i ./** i ? I- Office Hours v . "Ii. j I'1:30 A. M. to 2 M (M'./v | rt.(H) P. M. lo 8 V. M I.' " . " ' br. C. E. Stepheiis riiysiciuu and Snipeon j Disease of Women uilti : Speciaky--? 1 Office.- 'I is j 141414 Assembly St.' Ib.'.v r?| Office Hours: Tcb"; : 8:30 A. M. 7 ,.o P \1 , Resitii" f. Dr. D. K. Jen^vm- " DENTIST , Fillings, I'lates, C'rowns aiifi !! Sunday by A j>j>?.?ir11 ii-t . [?Hx tract ion by Conduct iv e A a ' Specialt yv/ llOT'/j Washington St.. (' 1)U. I,. M. DANIIil. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given PiWomen. Office 7. ,..w,..r.Vv1. I i2.r> Washington 2230 i!... Phone -6420 IMu.r cDIt. J. (i. STlIAR'l Office Hours: T<4e; 11:00 To l:Oti P. M. " \T~ O.UU to 8:00 P. M. ~ Office: ' !{? >.{i. -030 Taylor St., 1117 1 ; Office Hours: ?- ? I'h J I A. M. to 2 P. M. IWy, *<> 6 P. M. to 8: P. M. Olii e' I. DR. W. D. Chappeljo . Plysirian and Surgeon Diseases of WomVn ai.id Of u A Specialty .. ' " Office: .iiea-i. 1324Vi Assembly St. 1301 !' * ' K * j? . Columbia, ??.'-&- ? -- m? . i ' = Office Phone 8407 Res. l'h r;< N. J. FREDERICK Wturney-at-l.avy and Notar* i l 1 Pit A CTK'E IN All. (Ml ? ? ?Stale and Federal I l I I > ? ; L:- i " ' | I 1 I ?? HSIIIUKIOII at., L OllU'lt'l H. >.? i J. II. JOHNSON & 10. | Notary l'ulllir and I >. -11 hi j in real estnte and sale of 1 ! 1 PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. 1'. ; iifuJly. located on pave?Eivt-H+? _ CoIWp Plane ? Phone G422. , f' 1109V4 Washington Street ^ ~ , *. j V -*?