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Saturday, August 8, J931. CHURCH NEWS OF LADSON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday was a beautiful day. The morning -Et.rvirp.j were well attended by members and quite a few visitors. Rev. A. S. Powe preached a soul stirling seimon from Phil. 2:30; Not regard hg his 'life. Subject "Living dangerous tor Christ.' Sunday closed our Trustees' Rally. The neat sum ol ?50.88 was .realized. The pastor and tiustees artL pleased with the JCAhy -and there is s'Jill more to come. \ 1 The Sunday School in the afternoon is very intere Alng and we are inviting our members^and friends to come ? out and join jus al 4:.00 Pt M. every =s? . thfc School a great success. The choir, and pastor will worship witn Kcv. H. T. Summers at Emanuel A. M. E. Church, Sunday afternoon August 9-, 5-30 P. 3Vf. ' We are very .glad to have all the visitors worship with us we hope that they will come againr you are all welcome. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH . - Rev. S. H. Smith, Pastor The Bethlehem Baptist Missionary Society?was?royally entertained on Thursday afternoon at the residehce of Mrs. I. Clajk. A large numbe of members were present and a delightfuL^fternocn was spent. Sunday*^ lovely group of yoilng ppople as wpH nirl accpmhlpd at ear. ly morning' prayer meeting. We had a glorious time. Sunday School wag held at the usual hour, the Sunday School under the leadersh.p o? Deacon Ed. Hayes is indeed prospering bo,r.h numerically and financially . More than ^ix join ' us weekly. Brother .Louis .Hollaway preached for us at 11:3?. He selected for a text Luke 19:5; using for a subject "Make haste and come down." A lovely audience Was present and many hearts were imade co feel happy, B. Y. P. U. was held at the usual hour Sunday evening. An extra large group is present every Sunday and much is said to inspire our young ? people. Sunday night, 7:80 after a lively prayer meeting the 51s; division oi Psalm was read as the scripture lesson by the pastor, after which the ushers took up a -nice sum for the poor as the poor is. remenVlY^f1 J**Ujgkly, I am very proucT to say^tWl our ..pastor is improv.ng nicely but inspite of her condition she brought to us a burning message V.v^h power and demonstration. She chosed as a subject vJoy." Bsaini oi:j.z: nesiore unto me the joy of thy salvation and uphold me 'with thy free spirit. The, house was, packed as usual One person sought membership and, two put on Christ by baptism. ~~ ~ " On Monday evening a musical concert and a ragged contest was given by the Missionary Society.. It, was. quite a success. We wish to extend thanks to the various quartets ana friends for their excellent services and cooperation. We are all bound for Charleston, S. C., Tuesday August 18, 7:30 P. M. for a day's outing. ^Come and --go with us and enjoy a any on tliu * seashore. f ST. JAMES NEWS tSunday was a high day it* St. James being the close of our re\ival meeting. Sunday school was held at fhe ud TiBThnw ./Thf l?irgnTT TT by little Miss Pannie Phelps. Sunday morning Rev. Owens preached from.the subject; "Baptism." _ Three persons were baptized. Sunday night?our pastor preached from ? tnd Tim?~2 chapter? 3rd verse, subject "Be Good Soldiers". These sermons ?were indeed spiritual. Our revival was quite a success and we heartily thank the friend* who assisted us in helping to win souls. tfor _vGhrist. Five persons claimed to know Jesus. We also had white friends to attend meeting end stoop up with the sinnersT asjktner the prayers of the church, that *they mav beGome-Ghristians, ? Mr. Cov Clinton, John Agers. Jame? Wade. Leonerd Rutledo-e, Adam Pad en and Sam Reed of Lancaster. S. C. v i c viauuia ai ut. uoijic? v>i|itivu Sunday. Thev accompanied bv~ Mies Bertha Bouknight were the 'dinner guests of Rev. and Mrsj. Owens. We were glad to have them. Ccme . e gain. ^ -St. Jcmes has three, officers newly elected in the W. H. & F. M. Society ^ of the Columbia District.. Mrs. Ella Mae Owens, president; Miss Elojse . Jarierett, Juvenile Supt., ,'and Miss E^tell Jarierett a member of the executive board. Rev. Burrell and Felix assisted the pastor in the weeks' revival. The Ushers Board is carrying out a picnic Monday night, August 10th . A Moonlight Picnic to Chety Chrse; * admission 15 end 25 cents. The Sunday school picnic will be I?- St. Luke s Epij t | * 913 Hamp REV. I. I. McE 1 ?* -SER1 ? Every Sunday 8:00 A. M.?Celc S Every Sunday 10:00 A. M.?-Chu ? Every Sunday 11:30 A. M.?Mor X Every 1st Sunday 11:30 A. M.? % Sermon. 2 Every Sunday 6:00 P.. M.?Y. P. ; \ . . v .. ' * ** % ;t ?.. ' . ? -' ""SOtfTH CAROLINA ut Irrno, S. C., Antra;'. lSthr'" Mrs. Carrie Bracey was fimerlized' at Mill Crtek Churrh Thursday, July 30. She was under the watchful care at 01. Junius. I " Mr. T. H. Finckney and his musical group will appear at St. James Church Sunday evening, August 9th at 4 o'clock. ? FIRi>T CALVARY BAPTIST ?CHURCH Rev. S. S. Youngblood, Pastor < After enjoyinug the teaching of a .vondorful lesson "Philip's Missionary Labors/^ the lr.pmherr rif tho SnmhtySc'nool reassembled, and heard a very -uulHaccourif -of the--State 3. S. mttf~ B. Y. P. U. Convention, given by- Miss Juilet Raiford. who was our I Everyone present acknowledged fhat | Miss Raiford brought to us a very goop report, and we feel that our sending her was or great value to all,....Following- the close of the S. S.. we entered into, our" morning worship, with a large number present. The pastor's text was taken from Matt. 19:14; Jlhis-chapter-deals?with Jesus loving kindness to the little children who had be6n brought to Him for His blessings. It was stated in the sermon that Jesus acceptedTfuT ..hildipn.?He made no limit to ^the_ ones He wanted to come to Him. He said children meaning all?regardless of class or color. In advising the parents, of children the pastor explained the'' danger of Keeping from the young child the. .knowledge of Christ and His kingdom. He advocated that the child even when ne is young should be taught about Christ, for at very early ages children leam very undesirable things, when ix this ability to learn were directed ill the right way, we would make of them worthy men and Women. Sad to say there are parents who do to take time xo announce the question asked by the.r children, and the children eager to know <|rift (into the Wrong ways of finding answers to their questions^ After this most fitting sermon the mothers were asked to bring their babies to the alter, and here enlist "diem on the Cradle Roll. Mrs, Magg.e Brown was placed in charge of the babies-until?they are old enough to enter the primary class of the S. S." Rev. T. L. Duckett offered a very suitable prayer in which he expressed shanks lor parents who having healthy bodies are able to give to tneir children the rights that every chilli shouid have (a healthy body at o.rtrf.) We are sorry o report sister Rosa Hampton and Deacon Ruff on -the t,^. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES The Sunday School still holds a verygood average attendance in the midst of theke intensely- hot days and the interest in-the work on the part oJt teachers and pupils is_y_erjLencouraging. The school was delighted to seethe pastor at his post Sunday morning ana to hear his words of information and encouragement as a finai thought on the lesson. 11:15 A. M. Dr. Lawrence delivered a strong and appealing sermun preceedlng the Communion from the- subject "The Supreme Invitation" I or Carry without Cash, as found in I Isaiah o&rlT-and a brief thotigrh"-interesting d.scourse. | ? At P. M. from St. John 10:10; on t'Tne Purpose for which Jesus 1 came to earth." The program at this session of ihe League was quite a unique' affair-, beneficial in eveiy way. _ ' MTss= Edna Ada.,is and 1V1 iss Jess.e Kelly were in charge and did justice _iu me occasion, we wish to thank again, Miss Inez Ellis, Miss Naom. Neal, Mr. Atkins of Benedict; Miss Dorothy Smith, Mr. John Gilmore and' others for service rendered ?h*?rheprograrn also we were del.ghted -to have introduced to the League Rev. povye of Ladson Presbyterian Church whose remarks were very much enjoyed. Rev.. Powe worshipped with us at the evening service. We were glad to have his presence there; ajnong other visitors Sunday was Mrs. Sand^ of New Jersey. Strangers and visitors and friends are all. time welcome tcrortrrservices: The water-melon feast at Shelton's Pond by lVjJrs. Lawrence's /Sunday School class was an enjoyable affair. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence ahd daugh' ter wish to fh^nk again the Metropolitan Club of which Mrs. Essie T. Chappelle is President for the.r kindness on last Friday evening. This club consisting mostly-of young peo pie brought to -the- parsonage -many. packages of all kinds of good things 50 in- number. A pleasant surprise and we assure you A is appreciated' to the highest. Dr. Lawrence wishes-to thank the loyal members of.Bethel his true and tried friends of Columbia and South Carolina, also every well wisher and contributor in i any way to tne successiui raiiy re- . j cently closed which ^suited tin a 1 on the indebtednesst of our BetheL Now for a short rest and " we come 1 scopal Church | ion Avenue * y ONALD, Hector. . 1 y CTCES? . _ 1 rbration Holy Communion. X rch School. Y ning Prayer and Sermon. y Celebration Holy Communian and { S.L._? I . ? . I THE PALMETTO with renewed elForts for greater success in our fall rally which we hope to launch the first part of September. The Lord being our helper. 1st CALVARY JUNIOR USHERS'"* The weekly meeting of the Junior Usher Board of First Calvary Baptist Church met on July 24, at tKe~~ home of Miss Bettie Johnson 1923 Harden ^tn-Pl The meeting was called to order by the president at "Its usual hour. Business of importance was discussed and settled. , It seem to us that our ! club :s still -increasing for we were ' very.glacLu.o have Misses Clara Carr and TTielmp' 'Gordon to join our Usher the work of our club.' Misses Dathule Authur and Fannie \ Carr were welcome as visitors with us. The hostess served a delicious course of ice cream while Miss Carr rendered some very thrilling music ! CLINTON' N EWsT" ' ^ i The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Convention was held at j Friendshin A. M. E. Church, Julyy^ 23-24. Success marked the close, i All officers i*e-elected? The next meeting of 'the annual convention ; will be at Cokesbury, S. C. The Y. W. S. C. was entertained Friday, July 24, at the home of Miss I (Jelest Dillard. Alis^ Jeanette JohnLove Feast Service. We all seemed son will be the following- hostess. to be in harmony with our leader's viewpoint, lull of loVe. Owing ttr ~ the beginning of our revival meeting, Rev. D. S. Suber" preached for us. Sunday at the evening hour. The week, of revival is being run by Rev. E. P. Butler of the lower conlerenc&u tte is a...man of ability and we feel our meeting will be asuccess. Bible School began Monday morning under Mrs. R. P.' Alexaander. She is being assisted b'y Misses.'John- " j son and" Spratt. "~T . Miss Geneva Pettis attended the Presbytery held at Harbison College in Irmo, Si--C. ' " ST. LUKE A. M. E. CHURCH I r *" ? : 1 The corner stone laving and picnic at St. Luke. A. M. E. Church lafct Friday was in every r? spect a .sucv cess. Tht re was an immense crowd present to witness the occasion and everybody spent an enjoyable day! ~~ Before the laying of the- corner- n etone by Prof. C. A. Lawso^ aritl his ciaft a splendid program was carried out in the new edifice. The Rev. L A. Wells acted as master of ceremony until Dr. A. P. Spears.-Presiding Elder of theu^Sumter District came. When Dr. Spears arrived he took charge where Rev. Wells had left off and carried out everything in grand stylo Dr. Spears makes a wondei-ful Presiding "Elder. He stands~readv at ' all times to help his ministers in putting over anv worthy program. Among the distinguished visitors ' present were: / Revs. A. P. Spears, . I. W. Williams, I. W. Jannerett, J. ' R. Stevenson, C. Allison, J. Hodge, A. J. Hunter. Prof. C. A. \ .Lawson, Mr. F. W. Wilson and others. ' Drs. I. W. Williftrn and I. W. Jangr.Stt 'and Mr. F. W. Wilson were the:.-p*i&?. , cipal speakers. The great crowd of people who vi<ited St Luke cn this day gave evidence^by expressions as having , been struck by its beauty. Dr. Speaks ^Uflpr*d that it ivm i chiUV'h "hat Uk- '' members of St. Luke and the Paste could justly feel proud of. He said further,lhat_it. was_an edifice- that- the- connpctlnn ponlrl inetl,. 1 ?ww.v* |UOUt> iCCI .^lUUU | of. "It is a church" said he "that | -onld ..be -pat'in any?eitw anct not be--j ashamed of. He declared that in i every sense of the word it was modern. style, uiih a huge belfry. This ne I - . fry has three beautiful arches, one ""Tfj either side and one in the center with j brick steps all around. It has an i " -hed transom over the ma' en .-{ trance door. It ha* a vestibule at the entrance measuring?five feet ^ by t twelve feer With dnub'c canvas door- i in the center and a single canva-s^ dor on either' -'do It hac olevara \ ' floor, circle ceiling, is wajnscoated. the wain?coating and cealine "heing i_ stained in the oak color, is plastered ; walls being white, is equipped with j beautiful p-rav aqchp^. wo; h wojebt | :s eouipped with beautiful well var- I lU-bpd neve. .thoco new* having Keep | '"file hv the Nu-Tdea De?k Coninan\ of Sumter. S. 0, It has two soac?ou- . anti-rooms brick steps to all en- | trances end is. painted ?n. a light I tri'nv and trimmed in white. Thic rnanrnifioent structure was de-j "iorned hv rHp -Rev, R, A". ParVvt-1 Fco. himself, and manv conwratula-> Fen. himself and msnv mnGrratula-+ ienp ha= he received for this ?rlefi^id T"ieee of wort * ' r ' ' ' *~>r. RIDGE SPRING NEWS . Thro Edisto Baptist Sunday ?chq"' Convention held, with the Pine T* s 1! t Baptist Church beginning Friday, .July 24th. through Sunday 26th,"waj oi.e of the best ever had. On Friday th* convention was favored with .an address-by Rav^"Auboin( which much inspiration wa^ gained. On/t$aturuay a representative of MohVis'i College. Rev. Booker, gave some tiu.'J.y remarks and well fitting for the occasion. The Sunday School sermon was preached by Rev. A. W. Williams and j was a benefit to the ones that heard it but a loss to the ones that did not hear it. Rev. Williams in his discourse?gave the history of Sunday School and leading up to the present time. Rev. J. T. Watson- proache.f thoMissionary Scimon. R^o Watson always delivers a thought.'rul mes3ago The President, Rev. J. C. Williams taken suddenly ill and rusn..u to the hospital, was missed much, but VicePresident, T. F. Hammond carried out the session successfully. ^any~Tfofjf Tfcre worshipped with LEADER . tl e Ji t : km Bap i.-.- Church Sunday in the begining of '.heir revival meeting. _ Miss Ruth Hammond Cooper formerly of this place but now of Cleveland, Ohio, after spending five weeks ,it home left Thursday for Ohio. Mrs. Cooper's stay was so short she only spent sometime with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Harmon in Orangeburg and Mrs. Geo. Weaver in Aiken. After returniny to rnn'p?i?fs?to tour New Voik and Canada. The annual picnic on the "Shores" was carried out in thy usual way j swimming, games, picture taking and eating The picnicers >Vvere glad to | have Miss Armenia Tyler of Orange- | burg, Miss E. Walker of* Aiken and' Mr. hoi and of Blacks ville... Misaesj Tyler ?nd Walker were the house I fuest'uf Miss Flossye Hammond. Mi. r.-^TTIammond knows Miss Tyler as ' a girl friend. ?.Irs. Ruby Peay, and daughter. Cieo ' of Columbia are visiving' parentMr I. VY. B. Hazzard. We hope for them ; ..pale isant~jiiftyi --- - ?; r Mr. Harold Roland was the house I guest of Mr. B. T, Quattiebaum last j" week. Mr. Roland reported a verv ' pleasant stay. ' " ? L ittle Thelma and Griffie.h Gunther of New York are spending tjieir vacation with grand parents Mr* and Mts. W. B. Hazzard. Mi>i Minnie L. Watson spent last j week m Aiken with her sister Mr. M. I E. Mason. Miss Watson is leavihgT in a few days tor New York where she .has, been for the las^ three years. | Mr.- Isaac Naggie-. is at home to the tliiight of his mother. ? Mr. Naggles headquarters is at Tuskegve now. !~ The party given in honor of- Mrs. Cooper by her sister and neice was. enjoyed by all. The out of town gues s: Mrs. J.-A. Darman, Orangeburg; Mrs. Ruby Peay, Columbia; Misses -Tyler and Walker, AiKen; and Mr. Roland Blackviile.'"" M. E. CHURCH NEWb Ail the Methodist- ministers*' of Kingstiee except Rev. B. .hi .kscn showed, their interest in their'people and church by attending the Summer School provided by. the Methodist Episcopal Church at Claflin University. Mrs. Mason is. very happy to4iave her mother tnd?sister?spend" twhile with her. Mr. W. L. Davis, John Williams and Jimmie McPhearson of Orangeburg were the special guests of Rev. and Mrs. Joe Austin. Come again the faculty of the- Santee Rummer School,? The menu consisted of chicken salad", sweet pickles and saltines with iced tea', pineapple cream and cake, after dinner mints. After which parlor games were, played. The most interesting one'was progressive spelling They ail expressed having had a wonderful time. The Santee River Summer School closed a very successful session Saturday July lfc. Miss Philippine Rombinson who has been Visiting her relatives in Orangeburg has returned .with her cousin ! Miss Anna Robinson who is spending y a whilo. 1 Miss Inez Thorps who was attend- < ng Summer School "at State has re- i :urned. Mrs. Rogers, tnd Woods crave a j Jery successful program a: Mt. Zion M. E. Church for the benefit of Pen- ] sion and relief. ' j LiREENVILLE DISTRICT W. H. & F. M. CONVENTION The W. H.. and F. Missionary Con.ention of the Grebriville District, . fbedmont'T:onf cretreerS<>tith Carolina Lonvcned with Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. Church. Due West, S. C., Friday, July 24r 1931. The .devotional services began at " 11 30'conducted by the District President. Mr#. L. R. Crawford. These C.l nno by the .VllstHUIIUl'^ UUlkliy- = Their -expressions were forceful and touching. ' i. . . After devotions the organization was perfected, and reports from Various cha^T were called for, the most of which were commendah1- . At 3:30 P. M. the Missionary' Sermon was delivered by Rev. G. H. White, Pastor oT Laurens Station, Laurens, S. C. Rev. White preached a familiar yet interesting and quite appropriate. Text 'Go ye therefore into all the earth and preach the gospel to-every crea\ure," St. Mark lb:' 15. In this discourse he clearly pictured the duty of each missionary as being hold hearted and-nnselflsh ser- _ vice humanity, including all races and classes, lie also emphasized the fact that all Christians are missionariesr1 When the religious services of the hour had been finished, the election of officer^ was then in order. The motion was made, seconded, and carried that the samd officers be reelected and vacanc.es filled. This I with jn ,a few minutes the election j ended with-the following officers: Mrs. L. R. Crawford. President; Mrs. A. dt Ganette, .Vice-President; Mrs. Cora Reed, Treasurer; Miss Lilr lian Butler. Corresponding ecrSetarj , Mrs. R*.* J Clarke, Juvenile Sup .; Mrs. O. E. Johnson, Secretary. At 5?30 the convention adjourned vo^ J PINCiCNEYS FL UNDERTAKER AND LIC SOUTH CAROLINA reassemble at g o'ciot^S. At this hour j a splendid program-wni. landcred bj Juvenile .'DepartiiiCiu of which Mrs. C-l&hk?Li?Luc?t il iCi.Vil?a upi. nuc nticr. Their braveij and intelligent noise and deliverti.ee cojki hardly be excelled by a group of ,'ajng people anywhere unitr simiut condition. ' After th.s p r o it ra. r. ..as finished the conveniinn eityt.tr" a adiT'5 IIITUT i' year's work.?Through all of .the-'ses- T sions tne most offi?icn President, j Mrs. Crawford ruled with love anu kindness. ; We would he 'laying bu^ little to say the en.ertaing Pastor. Rev. L F. Johnson and the good people oi ' Due West. in"ludin?\all denominations ' spared no pains in caring for the con-, vention. ??V. v: *. L. Oh SI. LL KL 1 f At this writing we are giad to ?ay we have had two creditable meetings n&fnrlv ^ r i n /! ?? . T..1.. h. > ? ,JUIJ ^na sun-] lay July 2C -44V the Ut meeting July ly," we had | the election-al' ofTicei^ and the setona j meeting July 20, we thrashed out a few things Jkink=j Our. President,' .Mr. Gearki Roberts sele .ed a program committee of which Miss Evelyn / Bright is the chairman. With her at the head we feel that . we are in for something good, inspiring, and invigorating. Mr. Raymond Baiiey. the r*r:'.nd CogTTator of the~I PF.cLa T'h; Fraternity graced us v.;tr. n;s presence after the League was Over.- .He says he an't visit one church iwick'. in -one Sunday. Come again Brother Bailey ?ve are glad?to nave you. ?Miss Aieurhia- Harvey- also honor: >d us wi.h her presence, but sad to elate she has gone again. Business :alled her and as we know business v.ust conic before pleasure. Wednesday evening July 2y the president . called a business meeting it Miss Bright's home. What went sn will probably be divulged Sunday 1 r.ening. Wo arp hnp-ng tri prr->pnt . at. _ this he Misses Sheltor./ Bailey. Hamp-on. Messrs jThomas Martin. Rollin Greepe. Franklin Baiiey ct ?ai. WeH" good-bye- everybody 'tit~ next . time. Remember you are invited to .ioin us. ? : ? 1 WINNSBORU DISTRICT CUNY* lion li 1 the A. >1. la. Lheii'L'h nut ji Bethel im Union .with Rev. L. G. Bowman, Pastor. This is Dr. Ellis' second year as P. Lie is an expert in Sunday School.line. The convent on was loud in praise, of Dr. Ellis's annual message^ Miss Carrie . Harper of Jenkinsvilie was elected chief secretary, and Mis; Johnson ot Carlisle ^assistant secr-v ary: ? ??- ' *11 the leading pastors, made full report. -The visi-;ots Were. Dr. J. C McClellan of Newberry; Prof. E. F. Floyd, Bob Williaftns, Rev. R. A; Young, Rev' Robinson, Dr. 1.. } F. Vance and many others that space will not permit mention. Drs. Adams and Sims, were ' there, too -rhey were the piMufipal speakers tyi the- sessions. The institute work was good, all of the teachers had their work place j on. the blackbot rd with outlines, this Was a new method institu\ed by Dr. Ellis. Alltel the second days wo'fRT Rev. W R." Bowman ; had a test with h s classes,- three will certificates from Mr. Bryant at. .he; -Sunday School union_ according to i message from Mr. Bryant. All papers were excellent. Miss i Aiora Martin . oi Jenkinsvilie was j among those whom, made a fjacdon of percentage above the other graduates. All *hats otf to-< Rev. Bowman .and his good people for the way and manner they entertained vis. . laracter service that 1E&S maintain thruout the IEuEM g h standards you Td wish for. CapabTe Pwfttl ngemonts. Moderate KSjgj rges always. I . r Page 5 INEKAL HOME ENSED EMBALMER OF t AND GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral \ Equipment ?? ? AS GOOD AS THE BEST And Better than the Rest And Prices Less COURTESY and ? SLR VICE ? Office Phon? 5707 Residence Rhone 7765 1006 WASHilSGiO.N >Vi. COLOMBIA, S. C I , : 4--. ?I?; r~ | PROFESSIONAL CARDS OTHce Hours: Telephones: 5T30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M, Office 6033 Residence 8873 -Dr. D. K. Jenkins ' 'DENTIST ^~ .lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridges \ Sunday by Appointment Extraction by Conductive. AnestKesil" a Specialty. 1107V? Washington St , C^la., S. C, Office Hours: Phones: 11 A. M. to 2 P. r. Res. S875 6 P. M. td 8 P. M..______ Dr. W. 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