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beyond this vale of sojTow. We
sympathize with them very much.
We wereb 1 es^c 1^ .by having to
Bailey from the Baptist Union which
held its session at Zion Pilgrim Bap
tst Church, 27-2'J. Jiev. liailey delivered
a soul stirr.ng sermon and
we were lifted up to a high place in
the spirit of God and our hearts burned
with the fire and the Iloly .Ghost
' while he preached to us from God's
. * word.
The Spnday School is working nov.
as never before. They are trying
to raise nfoney to meet its expenses
and get a supply of books. We were
glad to have Mr. Willie Jefferson in
our School Sunday. It is very " en
couraging to all to have such nicY.
A\pme to the school with the children
;Qi>hore is but few men that will do
that at this day. We will be glad to
see thre day wheriL We will have the
pleasure of seeing the following pep
*"?ons coming to Sunday School: Jas.
Childs, J. Childs,- Willie Childs. Mao
ison Lumpkin, Isaac Kinard. Alfred
ftates. Edmon Bates and others who
would be great lights to the chinch
ISrd chapter-and 11th verse wnun
"~"?lreads: For other foundation can no
I man Iky tfian that is laid, which i*
jlJesus Christ."' In part the pastor
rirpoinled out how ne*H>K*a^y ?i-s j_o
l lay./a solid foundation even^irKiu;
.building of house"?;* etc., because vvitn
out a foundation these will hot be
able to stand the raging ten) pes}.
The same is true with the indivi
Hal. He must have a strong foundation
in order to compete With the
wiiidM of the (world and the only
fpuhH'atfgll i that will stand i^ that
o? Chrlet. ' The mcs-age W!W vei y
much impressive.
: We were pleased to see the Supt.
at his post during the Sunday School
Wu wPl'P nleased to see the Supt.
at his post dunngThe Sunday M'ilim!1
period. Having been, confined to his
home for several days. On Sunday
: 1 a S t waa nhU. tf> leSUiUi' lllS ilu
ties. Sunday School was well al-'
tended and me time was gloriously
spent.
' Women's Day was eelobrated at the
evening service preaching being dis-'
t pensed with. Mrs. Viola Colonel of
, Stewardess Axiliary was instrumental
in presenting an interesting pageant.
Mrs. M. T. Alston, the president
of Stewardess Board No; 2 was
" the?nf ccreninniek- Music
by Emanuel Junior Choirs " '
... ? "Songs'of Songs" a dramatic play
based on Solomon was presented on
Monday evning at the church,
jjl* Our class meetings were largely
Aamgttended during the week. The ser;
'Hvicee were inspiring.
'ill" Bishop Noah Williams of "the 7th
'JUlRniscoDal District will preach on the
?first Sunday morning.
' Messrs Singleton and Gander of
Darlington, S. C., worshipped with
us on Sunday morning. Also MCSdames
Henry and Kirk, local visitors.
Last but not Jeast. Don't forget
the A. L. G. Dumb Supper June l.'l
Anson Street. Admission
?. | 20 Cents.
? n.F.AVRS CHAl'KL ( . M. 10. ~
CHURCH
'
We are glad to publish the i'nllowing
indeed this was the greatest
revival ever witnessed at Booker
Washington Heights. Men women
and children made their way to the
* k church to witness the burning spiru
of the true and living God, Grown^
S people rejoiced and prayer for God'sT
If forgiveness. Forty-six wore happi
I conyfiited. Forty remained at this
M church, while thef~bthoi' frve ictleed to
JU be sent to St. John and one to First
Calvary Baptist of Leesville, S. C.
Long before dark poophr nrmx?~fn?order
to, obtain seats. Additional seats
had to be secured until every bit of
. floor space was occupied. %
fTJi We may mention two special serwflymons,
"Wheel in the , Middle _of a
jLj Twheer.' and "A Scape Goat." which
j ' ??ople whom were never known to
(|! cry d? shout in church gave vent to
'I their fe&mg* whLle this man of
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UKTIIKI, A. M. K. ( Ill K< II
Rev. I(. S. Lawrence, I'aslor
9 After, quite an interesting period
of study of the...Sunday^ School los~.sou
in which all seemed to have 'Pti-J
joyed very much,?1). -Lnwreiu'e 'took
charge and gave to the school a very
timely review oil the subject of "JoU(j|)h's
Dream.- " 'He then int?n?liw-.
ed-to the school Roy. G. T. Khelltm
ol Greenwood, S. whose remarks
were interesting.
At 11:15 A. II. pi*. Lawrence icivered
a wonderful. sermon in the
presence of two. .of; the Bishops of
-hot chinch and to a very ca^cr andifuxt
Ph'llipians 1:21: For mo to live
is Christ, 'and to die is train. Subject
"The Chrstian Life.' After the
sermon three persons came forward
by invitation /mml connected Ihem
elves with t'h unchurch for which we
ire very thankful. *
At this point in the Service Dr.
Lawrence presented B shop D.y ,-H.
Sims of5 Columbia, S. aiid of the
15th Episcopal District who in well
hoiv^n words introduced Bishop |
soah Williams of St. Louis. Mo.,
who lias been assigned to the 7th.
in his remarks on I lie .scrtllon?by
Dr. Lawrence and his relationship to
: nd love for the ureal A. M. K.
'Iiureh at once"planted himself deep- !
ly in the heart and memory of the
people*. Apparently everyone was
jieat'.y 'n.ipressed with the message
n> hioutrht and gave vent to the ox-I
p'resskn- an: "we're triad you came"
Tor he is a magnet." Bishop Smi?"
ihen introduced Prof. Simpkms of Si.
-^ouis?Afconipnny rift Bishop Williams
He" too! in h's rcnmi'lis oxprtp.-cd.
himself as being highly pleased with
lospjtality accorded them by Columbia,
jilso the .sermon and service I)r.
' 1. iwrpnrr?dehh ui ed' the?stum win 'lit
d:00 P. -M-.? A fter a, long and contin-.
uous day %of sei;\yce - there was. that
splendid number 6f the faithful in
attendance. His texL was taken
brews subject "TKe 'throne or
Grace." The Junior choir of the
J;eaj?ue-ren Tned service at this hour
which was commendable and wojl
pleasing. l>r. Lawrence made- this
. ;t-.Pcnii-nt known in his remarks
concluding- the. service."
The program by. the Good Literature
Committee .of which Mr. E. K.
S'ghtler is chairman was greatly in
spiring and of much benefit to the
' v until?especially?we?wish?to?thank
all for parts they placed on the
program-?especially Mrs. Thompson
of Zion and Kev. fhomas William"of
1st Nazareth Baptist Churches also
the following visitors from the various
chtm-lri h " of--the city. Kev.
Thomas Wiliams, Mr, Charlie Port
(Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Thompson. Mr.
- Unsse.ll.?Mr. Washington. Mr. Cun ,
ningham. 'Mr. Tucker, Mr, James Sims
Miss Vivian Myers, Miss Hrlctrj
Alack. Mrs. N. Ni'ul and Kev. Van.KM
AN 1' KL A. M. K. ( III iU II
Kev. K. I. Lemon. Pastor
.? ;
Sunday School was-opened at 10
A. M. by the Supt., Mr. M B Wil
much enthusiasm. Teachers an I the*
scholarsrwere in their places. ?
At 11:.'10 A. M. Rev. Lemon\ ascended
the rostrum and preached a
most noble sermon from Isa'ah 10:.!l
Hut they that upon the I-ord shall renew
their strength they shall niouijt
up with wlngi a eagles; they sli.aU
-rim ami no be ?veary, and they shad
wulk, a"fi iic'. "faint, ,'-(inject i trr^
ihat wait upor.- the l.ofd shall redew
their s-frehgili, This indeed was
a great st" !'M n. Revs. 8. L. Gla.W.
L ;l urn! W. P IMair assisted
in this service.
The League was in full bloom at
?:30 P. M.
_ ltev.-8.^L?Glass p r c ag h eiL. a -Aymj_
"crful sermon at 8 P. M. from SL,
Luke 22.27; For whether is greater,
he~that'.""sftteth at; or he that servetn
Is not he that sittetfi at meat? But
I am among you as he that serveth.
Subject The Greatness through service.
Many thoughts were, brought
out of the subject to be long remembered.
Mrs. Sop Ira Goodson, Rev.
Ford, Mrs. Lila Patrick and Mrs. Eugenia
Patrick were among the visitors.
The Seven Kings was Indeed a success.
Mr. Jerry Clurk was crowned
king. We are gratefl to our friends
ifiat, helped us.
Mrs. E. C. Clark will give a silver
tea at her home on Washington St.
alt 4 P. M. . The public is invited
Sunday afternoon, Juno 5th.
The Girl Contest will be Wednesday
night. June 15. Admission f>
cents. Co-me out and enjoy yourself.
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~?? WI5SLKY M. K. CHURCH
Rev. M I. Green, l*3s(?r
.
Sunday School began at .the usual
ttour I0:li5 with the assistant Supt.
f their post of duty Lesson' was discusser!
with much enthusiasm Subject
Right and Wrong Ambition. At
11 :30 the pastor ascended the rosrum.
His text was taken from St.
John 11:14-15; subject The Uplifted
Christ. His sermon was yery inspiring
to an appreciative audience. M'As
Lizzie Clemons of Walterboro is the
house guest of Mrs*. M. L. Green this
week, attending Allen's commemo- J
ment Miss Idella Jenkins of
HastTngsTTFla
God preached the word of God.
Booker Washington Heights wa*
stirretL-as- never before. One hour
prayer services were conducted by
Jro. Killingsworth, every night; high
ly spiritual and full of fire, apd whom
would not turn the service over to the
pulpit until he had gotten his, audi-'
once ready for preaching. May .God
bless these men who made this meeting
a success.
THE l*Ar>l\1 K'l*
c:.\Kl> oi' i n \m;s
I 2.
The* family <>'' th m; '!> . ("a
I lit* ('. * I i? n K im .1 i i k. - in is .< | > 11? i
1 t-muiy ; iuu'.king sir.- "i .mf,<>
,frifn-s lor tlu-ir kinf!n'.-s. ni:n
i I'm tn uui'i iiikss, uno uso <Ti < a. -< < i i
injr her recent iirn. >> Mi'I (iiMi1 h.
lUSHOl'V I I.J.K M.WS
New lU'llii'l ?\. i\l. I-!, (lunch
Rev. <' VJhinlap. histur
Much inicto-U is f<-in^r ui.tnil- ti
in the Sunday SchnoJ and eve; \ Sin
day new un :?dM*rs qr.? c.i-uny mi
j At * 1 I :'!(). u'clu k ??;i?* 'pa tor u
li\ored a no! do -cranm w hhh' \\V
I enjoyed
At :>:.'/!) a lnr?fe crowd o." j.-a'tria
?ar.d friends . nu-t at. St. .Joint A. i1
tj. Chuivli, Rev. S. Ciiisat. 1'a-lor.
witness the- 'Tc.i^ir . do!!. 'i at a
ItlccUnR.?rK.'V.- A ..I. . t!
etficii nt ldstriyt I'residi in was pre
I'ent and ptuved himself wortity of to
I petition. \ fle'r. a '.very lino pro'-ira
by thy I .oral Lotltruci:.s_ AJi s.- t i <
hoi't the wife if Rev. V\'. I. iieih.
and Mi< : .loyro o'' i ii . Lj Li <' 111
white, woj'e p! a ant \:si.c. j.Il
Ikriiert ha I Liei'i i 11 vit? ?i ft. sj'ji ;
oil this ureas, on bill beehil-e of i?jh
business in' limit! nut be.present ;u
Mrs.Merbei t spu'lce in Iti: r i< aij. Si.Hi
ui' tiu' ti:any ybotl tilings said 1 ?y li
'was- till' Wonderful Ill'lililKV 111 ui
race tfnuip. Shi; . l.-u e. .jli as xi-'l li
"TTTTft ttjt til' (iu.'l's. "Wbi'il ami sai l "I
duiiiK wiitil'. be. In Ui I''ai to .a..
o. f I^T's ixpinefi'-es. Iu - h r ? 1.?
lit?;f\x "Suinjtf l.'iw, Sweet CSiai <
I'ted/ Dr. J; likii) v in iv.-.,iiiosi. Ill in
wonderful address tiiiniiii'iulril 'li
"Ifi'Vi r<'11<i.i 4111' inviT'iir ."ivV'l! V
ifluslied KUvsts,?J 11' further sail I I
didit^kni ?v iIn* Rev. I i.ci'lii'i i. but ii
wife was capable of. taking his pi I
nulled utely after this^iirociiam v
weiulTd our way to the la- e of .Ms
A' ley Maryh. where our series;'
Silver Teas was held. After a vei
bi iei' program a ikdieiims nrur o
vanilla ice eVeani and cake was servi
; W e ai'c triad In i <'iwi i -1 in* Siiiiii .
Xm*+?val -of kco county \v:it e<>n\e;
at Dennis Hiirh Sehuol. Hishopyil
S. C'.. June I'dtii. I'rof. II. Ii Ii-.iti
President of the State Tearhefts' A
soeiiitioiTifireiTnr with' other elfi ie
telll'llel's liniri ?t I'm 1 Si", il l
joyed by all.
At <>;.')() the Kpworth l.e-ipue lie
their program wliieh was in i-har,
of .Missis Marg tret Anderson . ai
Susanna Johnson,
At H p. m. t lie Kldor filled l!
pulpit again. lis text was t .uki
fl'Oiu ? Proverbs titCttfv "Thf^ Ants a
a people in t strong, yet )4e*y-)n
pare .their meat . in the summer."
The Quarterly Conforenee \v a
held on .Monday night, Tile iepo
of the virions hoards as a who
\yas ^oo.l.
The Kpworth Lea/no . v !!l gi d
musical urogram on Sun 'ay afte
noon at IT -p. in. '
Sunday . being1 Communion Day tl
pasto-r is Urging all members to 1
present.
ro..i/BAUfejj"
M r. OI.IVI-: \. M. K; ( III K( II
r- | I*. \V. ,)ordon. l*ustor
Itev. F. H. Ileminpway be-fore. ser-"
j-i?v.irr They had a w--o-in meeting. Tin
?'u.i- in1!.- ? t~777t;.il;iy ii ^i.l Trp
' the pastor which was largely at1'"
- fi ?<!?. 11 all-, enjov.d l.y'all.
1't ()ii Monday of lns_t,_ week the l'u
'ial ol mil l.ider Rev. I). ('. ihawas
iiM m Si. .m !.it A. M. 1*1. Church
l"' . iarioii. Two rur> were there from
Myrtle Heaeli. They were Rev
11 W .lordan, .Mrs I'. K. Rainbow, Mr.
(I.. Spray. Mr. M. S. Sumter, dViver.
*' a oiia'rs wcr .'.Irs. Oracle l\iny
ii-s .\l:n iah " Ivifiaay. Mrs Hertha
*7;? '!' . .ijii.?jM is.' I . a A i rren -irrrri?Mtt
w-,?t-h?M Her.?ill.. t'i.?>? t
Mis. Maggie King is "luck with
!**.. as a.;;yiit at'tor .In ing away for some
.mm . "\\e M!V 1 V' I'VoUd try "have*
IH*" .mbacR: with l:-. 'l ?
V" On Tuesday night of last week
Mr: le.l- Bvilertry. Sa-r Ik'llaniy. ji-ll-.
v' p. I. e and Aide) llcllamy were dowjfiV'
>-i ~~i TTie occ.iii h. iv I hey capture i a?"
ifiVii. se weighing !"n> lbs after beI^L
die.-.-ed. -Tile..' tolllld ll">
'"-"and about-?4 (lli -"mall ones. They
l''- -are bud a "nice en'..* They also gave
?! -r-H?.1. l;b?(Keen,.?;-ne?head?waller a:
.sV asiilw!ih"h~Jl??t.el abiiuC a "117s. He
b' ui < did-enjoy it' very mu:h.
' We are very proud to have- Miss
1'iiot.hy Spiny up agan. She ha.
I:: i.i-fii vei^?Lit-lor a week. She has
. ii'.i 1: i 1 y. ice rvTred. V\ i'?'!?. ii'ijn*?siu?
will ciint'inut' 'Todisprove.
Mr-. .Maggie King is hack with u>
.main aljfcwn mUi'ii^?auuxy for sntm
time. WeNue very !>k?u i to liayi
her buck, with us.
,l; HKT1IKI. \ M. K. ( III li< II
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Ih-v.-lk -AX-.-AVulkfiv P-ustor?
;t kliHUt. v*. ( '.
>: Sunday May 22 was a high da>
>. at ISnthel . nsp ic of the ii.iv- hanging'
i;l . lmals, a. large Cijovyjl was nut to take
> < a pai l in"l!u* .Spndu;.-' S.honl. It was
, . o id .-i-n .1 a- .u ud '1 he. lesson wa
r. discus. *.*?I liy the teachers and schol;
i > wi' it a i > at thought.
? rrVt?1 i " we listened1 to- :v wnn^rr-i
till -oin."!i (iiyachi'it by Kvangcljst
??i i w:. _ ??:' Philadelphia. Pa. ;. Oui
iy .ear.- w..iv m.ade to burn while hill
.-likiii u i'i us by the w,ay . ..
,i A t'.Aind m back in the serin
..in- again Us v. Kdward Crazier dels
i.vi-r ! :< .-our stirring sermon which
i-veryoi., . njoyed - very much. Tlu
v < ar U.i i t iut l was pluimed was a
; !uh rai.-mg the login's,
ir u'iiojir.; - "V.-r $25 would rcfidve $2.on
! a- a : M . l.'Capt.. UeY. Walkei
?Sf-j?i; N-ii. 2. (apt. R. 'Reese, ld.(?">r
T*-ll> friii^ti No. 1
|\ "t'api. .be .Jenkins; $2S.25; Club n,
Capt .i ' ( i t is. $200; Nlo H. ('apt W
u~ Ni'|s'.-i: : 'in. All members were made
p." t o feel ;r -id wiU'ii their captain. .Mr.
Trr ,i>M. ; - leie vcd his rewaiul-Iuia*!
eV- i v ttoward and making his
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I PINCKNKY'S -Fl
rM):;HTAKi;i{ AND LK
sortII ( AKOI,IN
t .?
y?in .o?i' tin . trumi111 Rei. A. I-.. 1
-Rainbow. I mmcd rarely f. ittrrwiTrf; " rlir
-tk'votiomtl "rfilc'v. AW" L tb.ie st'let te<T":
Jereiii.ah 1 1 N ~ s-ubieet Spiritual
Draiyirht. The >trm<>u was in-pirini;
Sunday School period was a scene
nf nty.-h interest and enthusiasm.
Adult Class 'No. 1:. is stili a >Mu:);
the banner. Tlu* pa-tor t-ondti e
tile ri'V inv,' The. Lta^lu is ac.\i
and wo Vis.ii" iaat tutor w.lh
. ; 11!. t>hi- . \ a t ,.i , in.ikr a"
'"-KaU'l" slitVesS.' :? ?'
' u ' s I'. M.v a spit n :d p.. ^ ahi
i tiwkivtl b\V t he >na; y" Seek
; 1
l he Mi-s;ion.:r>" Sot'i. ly nit l I l a!:. '
niyhl -7 al tile honieof Xns. Lu.'u
(titwans. Quite a number "I "'-a
people attended the funeral of. .VI ;
IVTulrnr Mr Cray. ?The" "Mi- -'onai v
presulenf "o'l" * theMarlon I listi.it t'
1'"tiday. at Rrown- Chapel A. M. K. .
Chureii. on the Ruek 1 * ?rt r'n'. uit.
Rev. R>. IV Levis,tin; left- Conway
Friday al'tiinoon for Albany, (la.,
where he is pasturing.
The Rev. Cioi'e is attending the!
.Vonvmeneenient of Allen 1 n.wrsity
this. week.
Mrs. .1. 15. \ Wilson was tailed to
MHun'-Hg last 'I'lH-^ilay ' "ii iiiryniH
t?l" thi' - <' !' Iict t":i l lu" . K<\ . W
J. Robinson.
erience means skill
I ;11 > i 1 i I \?I he reason
y you can place tit st
confidence in our |Vjlbl|
lity to serve you best.
?erior equipment, mo- I
ate cost^care in every
r?ggrt?
JNLKAL HOME I
KNSEI) EM H A LM EK ()F ?
A AND (iEOIUilA '
I' unoral Cars'and Funeral
Equipment ? T ?
AS GOOD AS 111 E HE ST
And Heller than the Kesl B
And Prices I .ess
Ollire I'hon, .">707
KesUleitcc Phone 77('?."> p
i none o*ZV, Kes. Phone 8264
4126 W ashington St... Columbia, S.C.
PHONES:
Office 3413 Residency 3422
DR. A. J. COLLINS
DENTI'ST ' / ' ^
1317 Harden St. Columbia, S. C.
Office Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798
N. J. FREDERICK
\ttnrney-at-I.aw and Notary Publk
PRACTICE tN ALL-COl KTS '
?State and Federal ?
-LI 19- Washington St., Columbia, -8. tL.
J. H. JOHNSON & Co.
Notary Public, and Dealer
in real estate and sale of lota ia
PINK RIDGE CEMETP^RY. Beautifully,'
located on paved road abort
College Piace.
Phone 6422
1109H Washington Streat