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1 I ? CHURCH NEWS 01 2ND CA1AAKY ISAI'T. CHI Kfll Sunday, November ir? wth a "Red Let tor P:ty" at Second Calvary. The reports from rr.os; of the 25. group leaders hi a financial rally were very -r ..encouraging and gratifying. These reports were made- at the close of the night services. All reports are to be- made next Sunday and many will f lje augmented. The results will be " ^announeed later. At the morning services. Rev. Mr. MeKac of the A. .M. K. Z. eonfei'ence was; present?uiuJ?took pari in- the servides- The gospel message- was . delivered by Rev.' A; C. Jones of Abbeville, S. from Is. C>0:1 on the "Aggressiveness' of Christians." Rev. W. A. Robinson Was. prineipal speaker at the B. Y, 1\ UV hour The niiii-> J. D Gondola of Belgian Congo, Afri' .. ca lit brought "Echoes, from the dark continent", and sang sevi ral selections in his native language. Mr. Gondola was first brought to this , country by .Mr. Vcrnor. a missionary oT this Oityr There?were two boys, but one died some time ago. . Aboiu nine years, ago Mi". "Gondola returned to America and has bee n in school in Memphis, TOnn.. and for the . last while was in school at Molina, Ala. JIe is now on his way. to Tuskcgee to finish his college work and to specialize in agriculture in the- hope of helping bis-iuir people tU-ltelp thotlfc: (skives in their struggles for the In-lit N ? \ I Sunday I >r. Sharks'-wil deli verbis Tlraiiksgi\in? -.<ernibii and the l ord's Slipper will be administered. A welcome awaits nll.f|": Gui' pastor was .present .and led in the donation service's. M ? ( HAPPLLLK STATION" A;?M. UCII - ? ---The absence .at .our pgstor,. Rev. Bryant-, Sunday marked a change wilii_ ?? as tu whether our pastor would return or not. The Sunday School met. as usual, but the spirit, did not exist as it always has. The services at 11:110 A. M. w^s very good.,.The pastor being absent Rev. Watson acted in his place. Ilis ?sormon _was very inspiring selected from I Samuel -subject "Being" Like Other l'eople." Our hearts were. 'JUt'if- to""fed glad while he spoke. At t> I\ M. a .number met for the League. We are happy to state that the I.one-lie has ndonted ji method of introducing h-program?of-a - dilferunt nature every Sunday evening. One full of inspiration wht??rt5"Fffitfs a lull crowd every Sunday everting. On the 15th- the'League rendered a program in the form of a debate. -Everyone is asked to be present and witness the '"it a rue:?" ??- ? -'' j . W e wereMUjJLertained Sunday at 8 FT "M. by "a splendid sermon coming ? from "a student in sOho'ol, Itev, Mr. Johnson. He preached from the subject "God will deliver llis people." Text found Daniel .'1:28. It was very much enjoyed by?aiL Rev. Johnson is making a line start and it seems - to IumlU '< ui hi-, wprhi May his days be lengthened that he will be able to forever holp up the :?: j name of- J?sus. . We were vei'V pleased to have our many friends out Sunday night. We say to them come in anytime to see v us and may other's come. KIDGIC ItK A Mil (ill KC II NEWS We are glad to ...ay that litis cliui'cb is still improving under, the carom! . leadership of I lie efficient. pastor, Rev. T. R. Tolbert who held his in . kIiill:iiii>ii Xdv 15. The liter avy program was conducted by Rev, tiive lesson by - J. T. Watson, KcCle. ?1 la chapter; Reading. Ottt-S...of Kdgar A. Roe's poems better known as "The Bell's".by Mrs. Daisy Johnson, this was quite a treat. .Music by the choir. A paper' by Miss Susie B. Cor ley. subject "What think ye of * (fhrist?" It \va.' enjoyed by all. TliQ pulpit, was f'l-.ued with R'_'. J. T. Watson an 1 Rev. A. W. Stackhoose * Rev. Stack house preached a soul felt sermon llis text was 1'onnci iv/ekifl! : i 0^-17; - libject A Watch mall . thij}' wiU^?w^xl^.i:ip:bt. warning. We pray for him a* "continued success in tile ministry. . /v., niirla lit Vm'i'mbcr 11. a dc bate was enpoyed at the church, sub ; ject "Resolve that a milk cow is of more value than an automobile." Miss K. I,. Boyd, a member of the faculty of Batesburg Rosenwald """ School was the week-end guest of Miss Susie B. C'orley. On their arrival from school they worm pleased to meet Prof, and Mrs. Becks and entertaine 1 With piano music. They expressed having spent an enjoyable evening. " , . livery daughter should see ^The . ' ' in1 at Stobmy Ibirk MpnV? day Nite. y V , .1- ,.">rZ-CTZ~^z SOI Til CAROLINA t* i ^ j RrTHKi/rnrnr : xrvrr.-. : A good attciuliifir^i' .Sunday School pupils i greeted ')r- iaiwrenet- at 10 o'clock Sunday morning when after a splendid |)eriod of study by the l several classes the .school expressed I its appreciation in chc-ers for the return of Dr. Laywrcnce. The Supt. presented the pastor who gave a very timely outline of review on the lesson ami then introduced to. t>he school Dr. - K. A. ('urroll of Spartanliui g. a ii.iu -' istcr of tiie A. M. K. Church whose j conference was in session at Jones |-Chapel church, this city. I)r. .Carj roll made brief remarks encouraging ! the school. At 11:15 A. M. Dr. Carroll was in! treduced and presented to. preach. I His text was found in Jeremiah 0:10; subject "Walking in the old-path." The sermon was strong in appeal onfundamentals of religion and demonstrated the faot that no other foundation thn this that Jesus Christ has lai;i will save the world of mankind. ?-At?H:HO Dr. J. 1*. Reeder uf Zion T3hivtTst .chui'Ch, his choir-tw-l-a?largiu following ofvmembers came to assist in tlie Pew Rally and Class. Review program. A splendid audience greet ed them. Dr. Reeder <lellvered a ol Lamentations 1:12; and "first clause . "Is it nothing to you all ye thai pass, by." The entire scrvjee was inl { / eSHTig t h lougTibut which realized . .euk' nn w- rrt.i m-atcl'idjoJ>r. Reed er anil* Zion for tliis ell'orl in ^be ginning the Work, of this, new eonlorenee year. Lb-. Lawrence preach.;! at 7:M0 from St. John. 5:S; "Th (.'omnianl of Jesus." Jesus ~saith Uiito him, rise take"up thy bod^mv! walk. The- sermon was a panacea to the Iffirdeneri heart and mind, very timely. The* vesper service lit th. T^agTiv -hour was very good. Miss Melh.. Lawrc-nce and Mrs. Sadie Sullivan ven- 2 first to finish reading the 1 gospels; the crusade continues with quite 20 persons. We wish to thank all visitors for their presence Sunday, espe cially do we thank Mr. Georg ,L." Johnson of New York City for | in the morning. His accompanist' Lwas our queen. Miss Gladys Harvey who along* with Mr. Johnson inspire i the entire audience. Visitors are always welcome. M'fj PISGAlf BAPTIST ( iff R( H Rev. J. C (iortde, Pastor oreenwoo.., fc. t,.?bqnuay was; a j red letter day . in the history of the [church.- Sunday School opened by 1 Supt. Suhvan; lesson tatrght boautiftd * ly by Deacon Setles; review by pastor. After recess the pastor was at his best from I Kings 51:18-11). Aft.ci the collection a sight many ex pres.-' as never seeing before was witnessed at the pe-w rrrlly, twelve captains ami iWefve *pewSl 1. Sister' Annio FuLon, 88.11; 2, Sister i-'annie Stcwaru, $2.bU 15, Sister "Carrie Hollaway, $2.15; 1, "] Sjster, Carrie Starter, JjLLl5.; _ji^_Kus,y I Jones, $2.11; 0. Lillian llo.sC, $1.01;. I 7, Sister Hettie Witter. $2.00; S, Sister Lillie Fulton, .80;' 0, Sister, Setl'ie Frederick, $1.80; 10, 11 attic Sched rii^, .'Jrj; II, l-ainne Mci lintoc, {th.-'.'ii* 1Rev. and Mrs. .1. C'Goode, 1.30; tidal raised in the- rally $21).&0; total raised for tlu- day, !j>7> 1.20. Rev. Mrs. Goodt? expressed herself as not working to win the sack of sugar hid only to make the rally a success so " --lip u i^lwn the ? I.'If -mI' wng'ie he {fiv. en to'the second highest. It was preseated by Mrs. Bennett. We thank -the- many friends, anil visitors who ""helped make- the inlly a success. Mrs. -CiVrrie'Rucker, Mrs. Annie Cosby, Mr. iagion and wif^ of Greenwood, come igain^we welcome you. CEDAR GROVE A. M. E.-ZION ~ CHURCH Mr. W. M. Wallace, Mrs. L. M. Abrams and daughter Miss Fdlloti B. Misses F. C. and S. F. Glenn teachers of Cedar Grove and Flint Hill Schools spent the week-end with the parents at Sedalia. Mr. Nathaniel Glenn who has been ill for sometime is somewhat improved at this writing. i,l? Mof.ilv i? somewhat ill L\k I S. a 1UU iuv disposed. Hoi* friends wish for her a speedy recovery. '* Mr. Isaac Miller of Flint Hill community died Fridy lit tire, home of his daughter, Mrs. Nancy Sanders. The infceremnt was at Flint Hill church. Mr. Miller <vaa rcpoi'tej to be. 101 years of age. The many friends of Mr. .Mardell Wallace will be delighted to know that he has returned fPblll the liospi THE PXLMETTOI ( (WWW XKWy. -HKTIIKL A. M. i:. < ii( uc ii Sunday. Nov. .8 was' a high day from prayer meeting. Rev. VV. I. Gore selected as a text St Mark 11: 3G subject The .M dAiight Hour. The -?iTinnn was one of beauty. ; I '? Revs. Rainbow, Hawkins, .Ransom j rf Mullins, .Janu s and Father \\ ood| rail* of the IlolineS< Chureh were the pulpit giu-sts. '" We had some very encouraging remarks by 'Father Wood j ruff. NjjTht S'-i vice was very spirited [ the pastor's text was. found in Nuinj bers* .'12:23; subpcct. The Results of Sin.. lie ijrortchcd .a soul stirring sermon. . 'Sunday was?IF llt autifnl day an i "Ii splendid atlodnce Wis pVes.'-nt. Text Isajiih 'r'2:1 ; sub.ieet Fdemen' Ml' i-l ii| re* Ji strengt h. lie v. preach, ed a soul stirring sembn. Th?. Sunday School is .progressing. Intermediate ("lass N'o. 1! \vas holding the banner at this writing. At 7:."50 Rev. (lore "with Rev. A. Ii. Rainbow commenced service. After the devotional the pastor presented Rev Rainbow to preach and lie delivered an inspiring sermon. November 12 Rev. T. J. Ransom of Mullins prc-acho 1 a wonderful sermon. We are thankful for the return of Rev. Gore. We think he Is a C'hrir-> li-in pnlfmnii The Missionary Society met Friday night at the. horn.-; of Mrs. Ruth Gad.-on. 5 Mrs. Cecil Moore, who has been ia apposed in hettor .iiid retiirni'il Lo h- r school at Myrtle Reach. Mrs.' Fthcl Carter is soiYiewhat indisposed we hope' that she-will ;-oon. k> herself again. "> Friday X u\. It!alter a tiAv da\:The. Triple .Million Ihilar. Widdiiig and Bride Con lest given -.at 1C.-1 h v I A. M. K. Churili was indoe.l a suce.esThe prdSTam w;^s . rendereticle a packed house. The pri/.os wove won by Mrs Ruth" Gad-son and .Miss Fih.a Rcvester. . The ^pi p<?se of . this aff ....... i.. Ii..l . . . 7i7TT* eiinl'oretie,> 1(111 K\l ?|? w?, claims.. We find an overwhelming success:?The"above innlion.o.i -|rrrrm y;i'' |'"ii 1L"|| J>y M'< ! 'i - -Got-o-who is a.very < no:gcliv worker. Before leaving for vonferehci- tii pastor. Rev. Gore was presented sho?s . and other gifts. Miss Kvc'.yn Cuthbert one ??t* the teaclieVS fit' Whilom >re School^ played music at the Miliou Dollar W. tiding. sr. jam l:s nkws ' * " i Yesterday being the 4iist-.rSu!t?4ny since font'eivnee the cte:nbi:s and visitors of St. James seemed to he glad to be back for service having gotten our pastor back to the deJjght of the numbers. . . - .- . We are now iva y for a successl t.ri [year the S,unday School was, opened hy Sup't. Rupsc) and lesson taught )?y t?afchers ami reviewed 1 ?y Rev, .\hCollough who visited our church w.ith 1'i-v Talc who was attornling lip- conference at ? tin.:.. A, M,, K. 'J.. (Munch. ? "' , !( > I j, v., I \ ['! :. sermon from' Paul 2d- chapter subject The (losp'el Adv. rtiscd." A splendid .Missionary meetingWheld by the president Mrs. l.'he.ps. I'he nic'tubers-are'all un y for si*rvico A m w lueinlK r was' added to t.-i>?L-huieh Sunday euunine. Kt'-Vf .Met niloUiii) preached ti p: ; Daniel .' 1:17 nilijtvl I tolivi-r.im ? which eloseiL the".?. rvi'-4 :*. for llu- da;... k.MAN 1'Id. A. M. i:. cut U< II The removal of our former past m Rev. II. T. Summers was indeed "IT jdnw-k hut we are pi i>ud of the s\lepard j that has heen .sent to us, ltev. IT K. | Lyles. ] Tim -.< > vice-; ^imd.-iv vvyre ilispi 1 i 11 g and hopful, Rev; I.yles preached a very spiritual and enjoyable sermon 'at ii;30 A. M. on "I)ont let.the' morning .pass". He took his text frein "> I T>._ v. 1 o TUn kiinvl i\ I* n,i? Ifjlil.hfill I I Kill 111. O. 1 HI I I V ?*I v "? v? V . few was made .glad a*. the message was delivered with fofce and power. The pastor preaehed a.:: in at 7 P. M. from. Jer. 9-23 .Silbr **Know -God ' we were treated with anotheh spiritual feast. 'There were a number of visitors at the.o kerv.iees: Mr. Wnti -HUns... Ail1. Owen- , Air*.?MoVm Tiukiv jMrs. Josephone Da wean. Mrs Bov.iie S|mall, Mrs. Jennie Wise all of the ' city. Strangers and visitors nlvyays 'find a worm welcome aw?':ting them at Emanuel. | Mrs. and Mrs. Clew Mayers metered to Charlo'te on business Sunday. |. MrT* arvT ^frs. Li TBTTTi ry &pcnt the .week end in prosperity* Mrs. Margret ahd Mrs. Murles ntitended conference* at Winshoro and was the 'guest of Mr. and'Mrs. Jim Gaston, they reported a very, plea-ent j stay. . tnl much' ilnprovedd fn health. /.'iss Inez Epps spt-nt the week-end - with her sister, Miss Famine Epps at Whitmire. Miss Nellie Joiner Visited her aunt Mrs. M.trl .1 (V|llt>r /ululuy.? \ . * t'' \ *v. LEADER *"7 BETHEL A. M.'K. ( rtl R( II Dr. R K.' Hori'donr-i'aslor (JeorgelOWIl, S. (i^rc MOW w.it nesting Very serious time when -seemingly the whole land and Country is saturated with smoke front ferO::. tins, i.. n V t l' it i:n- n:fo; for one to-rest in the hur-.e :>t. nights and almo. t iii*pos>>i!.'le to get from lone street eofc'ner to the other in sulk ty while walking. the C."iri.-tains need , to get iH'niei: md advance on i n: knees. I On Sunday morning" after all jireI hiunu.: ii.s 1 Ji' llrogdon took o.- a . toNt 1 < h'oniele^ 22 part of I'J ver.-; I "Now set-' your h(*ait and yotir so.Ms jto. sect: the Lord" there are reason I whvf we should seek, if we v?nnt ; ros. perity we must . seek (iod> we must firolt ! iin for. spirtual life. ;^et e?,ip' (entile heart to "seek the Lord while ^UiMuay::.;n;. 1'uiirul.. ..SneL-him I'.ai y.mi , may obtain Eternal redemption this . vvsis a soul-rfw iving sermon. I \ i ai. . ... ... I i - - r . t... c> ? V ? I* It.^u '.1 IIVUI VI I 1)1* ,"5. r>. \vi' attain diseased that inteixstiie h pun l'aul in Jerusalem^ tl.e leu:tilii f J ft* of I 'tin! is an example .'??? nit tr . i; ;< hrir tai'ts. Thou 'shall be a witnov-; for him unto nil' men < f what thou hast soon 'nn<! heard', j At the evening hour of s-Vym- we i lienril un??thty; in teres tins' sermon/bp 'the pastor from Kxcrlus 17:5 am1 tj j verses; subj. "Smitten back." We ?U*'iiy' t"(l to lu.ve with us at this, sei~vice miT 1h Kr[ Hi .1 >k?br.?Urn rd who .tonimenMob Us on our plan and ^rave r.s .many e?' ixuratth'tt won'.:-. - -- . . ' . i At noVii: Monday he lVela hiir jfetto-yether moot i no; at St. Stephens A. ai. K. of wl'.ieh Iiev.J. ('. James i> pastor, t1 ope att nairn* fin in our chu'Tii otlier than the |.'a-slur ami wife/'were:' Brnlhei Brown. T. W. BryHiiiitt't ni J. I>. AUsion-, Si-tor I \| ;ry Alston and ' the.' writer. A >\ery iiK* meetiny was had unite, interest .. _ B A in 11i? ^erei*i11 ?wrt-?- -?lrir rr'"4' Kev. IJ. \ . I' I n > ?*i i | >. on pit: t<o el' Vr nelte ,\U,iun a senium, of Jny'u,-sifter1 ward "I 7:eed thee ever> hotii*' wa sum*' and commended on b; tin' 1'. Is. ! The Wsiffl.t Slipper at the d uie of Si-tei l). A! liue Caiinoif" Si. on Thursday *eveuiii? for'the benefit of of tin* stewardess board was a slice-.-, j .There will he a two nitt'd fair lot the benefit of our S. S. pi"i\ c*11 on I tec. 2 mill .'! admission lb cents-: | -KM INI I.I. A. M. K. ( Ill it 11 ( IfARKKSrON. S. C. W. have' jlist had the privilege of lookin r upon Rev. R. TT. MctiflT-wTm trade hi - dehut us .the nywly applonted;pastnr <>1' tin' above named church, i Rev. Mi-(>ill comes to us fr< m Orangehi.rv, S. where he was transferred fn in Central Conference to that of the South CarolinaConference by the. I Ma li Prolate of .the Seventh KpiscoI a I hist net. Now that the suspense which lastWeeks. tUu> hycii ltrukeiwt the ship of Zi'.jii w;il! continue .her "voyage" op the fiver of time with th. new .aptain at'the helm who will steer the <-Jd "sea rut ft" for, at lea-t the i'e- i training months in this eonfefi nee year., \\*e sincerely trust that the on go" will rfe^-u suvcus* fj.il "fine and. ;.1 tia* cml.oi tile journey there will h,. 'nothing to regret. . ' T+re ill' : irH-r worship ooeiivl witli?iuile a large attendance. The pastor read for-the lesson a portite.. _ol' the sixth chapter, of Isaiah The text was >electi-;l Vrom th.' above nftme.d ohaptcr I at the fust \ cm so. The 'attenilanoe at the ov'iiinir si r J.A.I ' I-.- v. o lisAoiioJ lit.IhlLiiaCUtuU ...i.moi * M ini, mi) 1 lir jr . .I'm.i verbs liii-il chapter two ity-fouiVh.' twent;, fil th situ'. -twehU -sivt! verse Were 1*0 ishioivd. I'nth sermons wore > ! ! hiiw; asul .upliftititr. A -lartro.. nitiuber of so' okas sua I i It :*.je.the -pastor iluria'j lilt' Su inlay ;rirm I pet hal. Ue\. Alt (i ill. - 1 I'Ke !< us ;iftcr w iik'l he IV,in. .1 .i. i;\ ".i.L.JJi' h.M'! witli lis e\ ei y . h 11 iiij;lv?cvnTl in lake I at 11 ia the. -alu.il_es. A i'? \V \ >.-it ? , .a ! - ; I i.ji.5 i i i? ii?!> w i re | a e i n I. ; The l.letllhot - !iip i-aflipaue: ei" the A. <K. I.., . hcioil uii S'.n eAV"AAviiin.T with a s!i at i-iiMyvunl .Mis. Viola t 1.1 >iu! iii-.iii'i tie lirsl. pri/.o which w'a- avyaftlo I A- the porn n -in ill'- imv iii tin- J ante si number of'* persons. AIT^s X. U". Doles'.It" was- awanto.l 1 seconil prize-. Thoughts- r~' j " l.et (Is llel ho So qtlli k XV belli vr airyt! in?r hah about ,ai:> bpdy utiloss wo know it to ho i u'sitively tiuo. i Always tr\ to liu'k upm; the brijttlf siiTo' of thiivtrsi "Let us oni'oavor to .believe t.'.at * whatever Jiiii pons was de. ti'ooil t?? happen. j XV'traio in the worl-l to*- l-o -of- service to each other. ; !>? !-A?P MtK < . M. K- till la H ; 1?>'V. .1. An:kwson. I'astor i Tlu1 Sum<I:iv School was ojh ni'U :?i ! , *- 1? - ? III I I?llll i ? Piimi..-. zx#?*xairJin ! PINCKNEVS FU I'MIKKTAKI.T: \M> IJ< I SOI Til ( AI!(;1.1N r ; , ... - I 11'^ '.1v.;;', . . , t>r 'is;-v.. '] . ' It'-SIMI v.as ("Ihr ' .!v ' . * ' -'-l1'!..! J>" ' A? ir.,'-.-: c. i;_ T7-; v.:.. J V <i it. t : ,\. M. 1,- v , : . . ('IMltV ! < , V.'I.jfh* \ j.; .... A ' . ->r>lll - ( ' ; ' { > ?( . i?it'tv t;*. \. Kili-. I .A. : ??;m M U i :? \Vi . ! litxll !i..; , : I .-A, i-r-tti i m i t - . I U <1 ( % '.-I J i V ' .7.. ./.It J... :;t ?i.* i i.;..- . j ... _ ! a I .1 I- : j : . ! 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