The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 24, 1932, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, September 24, \932
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTfe*
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Rev. R. S. Lawrence, Pastor
Quite a pleasant hour was spent
in the Sunday School Sunday morning
whei'o quite a number of childror
and adult* had assembled fur tin
purpose of discussing the lesson. After
the fctudy period had closed Dr
Lawrence was called and a Vej-y
helpf"! rpvipw of the lesson was ha
to the delight' of ^he Entire school
fT*U~ - ' '
me reyun, oi-JL?e^-auiegan>s who at
tended the S. S. convention was thei
listened to with much interest <bi
the school. Mr. W. O. Harvey wlu
spoke first gave a full and concise
account of the proceedings from be
ginning to end.Miss Dorothy Nance
~followed> with a very good account
of the work of the convention. Thes*
young people did credit to themselves
* and the school of which they form
a part. ' -?^
The revival is going on and much
good is being accomplished. Mrs./
M. Burton, evangelist and Mrs. Jone.i
gospel singer were at they-- pojsl" and
wonderfully impressive service 'wen
had Sdnday as well as during thJ
week. The sermons Sunday at 11:15
A. M. and 8 P. M. were -wondetfful
messages witnessed by the ^oly
spirit and bestirring- souls on every
side. Text Sunday morning was taken
from 1st Peter 2*5; subject "Goa's
Spiritual House,"* and at 8 P. M. the
text was taken from the Book ul
Amos 12:; subject "Prenam to mod
thy God." The sweet gospel songs
led on by Mrs. Jones are serving
their purpose with great good at each
service Souls are being converted
and revived. Quite a pleasant bout
was spent with the ydung people at
the Christian -Endeavor period Sunday.
Sister Burton lectured the
young pegnte-jram the scripture and
Sister. Jones s'ang the gospel to them
in quite an impessivc manner. Mauy
were benefited^" thereby. We regret
very much that an account of last
Sunday's program was left out owing
to the lack of space. Prof. Wm,
H. White of Second Calvary's B. V.
" P IT, iib'Tip with Mir1- nnio flr'Tli.
Mr. McDonald.?Mr:?R?bt.?J;n-k.*un.
Jr., and a number of their workeits
from the various departments of the
Union presented quite an interesting
program which was highly enjoy
ed. We thank them and wish for
..." they return soon.
Revival services continue through
this week. You are invited to wU
nesti?"""" <jPrvipoq each niirhL ail'l
Sunday. The harvest is great and
the laborers are few." Each one has
his share of the task to perform.
Gome and join us in praises to God
lor Mis many womlurful bkh.dng.*. .
CHAPELLE STATION
' -A. M. E. CHURCH
'..We are still alive and putting
forth every effort to bring this
?church up to the standard where it
should be.
A very lively school met Sunday
morning a? TD o'clock fui?Sunday
School. A very splendid lesson was
taught by the teachers and was of
very much . interest. After the lesson
the S. S. delegate made her report
of the Convention which was
very interesting.
At 1:30 a splendid sermon was
brought by Rev. Mr. Greene. Text
f found Isaiah 64:4. ? Theme "Autusnu
Voices" and at 8 P. M. he brought
another message filled with illuminating-power
found Acts 24:25,
ThemO "Bidding God Good-bye."
This man-da-showing evhry ctfurl
that will tell his heart is in the work
of the church, The different auxiiaries'is
cooperating with hinv in every
respect, We uro v?ry proOd of
~ this young student, ?
At 6:30 wo had a splendid league,
the president was absent for awhile
but the League went on just the
same,
The students are coming in for
.school and quite-a few came in to
see us. Many other friends were
in to see us and worshipped with
us among them w?re--soveral nurses
from the Good Samaritan Hospital.
We were very glad to have them all
hope how soon they will come again.
- Under the direction of Rev. R. FT.
Greene a Junior Missionary Society
has been organized, -It--is functioning
very well the members seen) tq
have the work at heart.
Let us pray that this man may live
* so God can use him and that he'll
make a real shepherd for his people!
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NEWBROOKLAM) NEWS
The revival meetings of the Npwbrookland
circuit are all over and
the pastor with the membership have
turned tjheir attention 'to th? fall
rallies preparatory!, for getting ready
for conference, Revs, I. A. Miller,
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I. DKTII LKIIKM It A IT. (Mil KiTT
^ftcv. Sarah II. Smiih, I'o-.lor
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1 Them arc seasons' when utii h-.oi
I liliiiKvir.?1 ;' l' 11'1 * 11 \?t ni a, m
[ All indk-aiji ns ;;s I'ar as v c aiv al?l?''
to discern,, l?'n<j to show that sin ii a,
i season is noWupon us.
L . , M'ir'L.nliil. mmv vm air ! .nm
conscious Hi', our sins. \\\. have j*-1 U"
in to a nil' country lo. in^ our M>ui'
upon the husks of life, bui a i<?i;.pa><
-iyonate 11< <1 is moviup; lijain inn
> heart U> M'ii.im-tu hims '
^ For the past ton oiiilits : ir to lia.
boon a city wide lnovnu ni ntaouK
us which l.ati no otnor imri.frso i;--'.."
tile leadiUK of our. pvypU* to ii-f
r 1 iiinib of?ttrrt;?e men?tmk"* h :iv.:tv
I the oi11s. of tin- wo.hi.. <)U| p'.oph
i lore went all their social cnuuap.Moi:!
and other aciviti'> which inij'l.t
hinder the ; working of Clod's" spirH"
? .ypun our ljves aiuj prai-<-d_da^.
; thtj hieciing.
| ' TlVe services were core I lie i? d 1<\
i Rev. C: L. Sinallwcoi, pastor
' Southern Baplist. t'l.ureh in W.rji:,
T ton, 1). V,
1' Itev. ihiialln nod i1, .1 p"?1 11 I1 >1 1 '
and a packed audi''n.e iistened attentively
each evening to hiiu.
i" many souls lcpenl'd of 'lair *i..J
and wore happily bap'iv.ed ",i Sunday
morning. . .
Sunday evening af'er a iiv iy
prayer: ingoti-ng al lie\v Smiitv
pastor, brought to lis thy. elo.-inomcssitgo;
Usingy l'< r a fhonio "' I inMidnight
Call.*" Jt-was indf'd a \v> n
- dorlul up;s>iigi'.?
""Rev. t\ L. * Smalhwod an! littie
Miss Dor.tliy Smallw-yod ware tin
house gudsts. of Rev. Sir.i'h ;v.ir;
" Mrs, Null Ct.afi.
Rev. Sinith and Mrs. <haft nueor=
ud?to'-.-\tdttts4-a - -4-rtK. "it Moi-d-.F^ :i i
ternoon, where Rev. Smith wilUi-di;duet
a l"> mglds meeting for Key. I..
Linsey. We pray 1or her- a s.iecessful
meeting. .
SI'AIM ANUl K(i N i:\VS ;
New - .Ml. Moriah Church
Sunday Si-ImoI was open1 d . ( I 'm
usual hour with the Supi. Prof.-'.i,
. . Pruiit and ' touchers at their pes of
duty.. C,
At 1 ::in A. M. Rw. Matthews ,< f
Bati'shurg. Cr 111 1 i< m i d?n?rm
(lay mossayc t us < I ? i:.
from Maku-hi -'5:17. Tiny shall in
mine said the Lord of hosts wie'ii
_ I make liu mv jewel."
Subject "Clivi- *;,n. 'lie Ir.. .!. w " i "
Sunday night. Dev. Matthew h- liver('d
tlv nuns-age D uni John
'.When John saw him lying
- knew ';it?ly. leal 11 u rmw a 1 i_^_.
time in that ca-y.vhe > i;1riiii li ) <
.WoulcTstj ih.ou he ntftdt--w b'<>Vc--.' - We
\vert. indeed grateful t ' : >'
with -us a number of wlii'e .f-: . i: : including
Dr. Yrppcnuau, t-w
"' South Sid'1 H.ipt i"t Chin i h?ayJ?La?
Cobb, pastor of Fir*: IJap-isj. Chi.of
this city. ,
Dr. .Cobb - spoke.,to us foi a U'"
minutes .from I .nk?? -1; Act s I and 1(
using as a subject "(iod's i # ?:* ? i :r
"ship to us through the Ilo!v Si irii
After the discourse three candid.uwere
baptized. A large crow i wa
present and \v<v were blessed bo'!-,
spiritually and linam ially.
The city schools opened. !a>t Mod
day with two n?'\v principal-: Proi.
C. C. WoodsoTTT Jr. at ('umlniligs 'S .
lli ii fr,-:idli:itv of I'.clirde! -and
Prof. Harris,, wlicr succe< d?d tm
late Prof. C. ('., W'ooi'son, Sr. at, .('a rier
St., Prof. Harris Jia's "been tii
instructor of '.Manual training at lb
liigh School. W?' wish them much
' "success in I heir ' lu vr u liili-r t i? k i ?t? s
Miss Carolyn Sutlers an.i. sisterhave
returned from Xew York C.i<y.
Mr. and .Mrs" Will CTi'mons hate"
arrived from Wriglusvillo Reft; h
where they spent the en'ire sunnm ;.
"Mrs. ' Jcrsephimr-.-ftdtnson left foe
Tryon Sunday. ' .
Miss. Althea Anders n .is still indisposed.
We hope for hey a speedy
recovery.
MiH. Mary J. ('lemons is s'il! ,-n
^ tile sick list,
Mr. Eugene Tlendei son Ir.u- I?'H ,
in the city -visiting relajjves an/ |
friends.
Mr, Henderson is a student at th.'.j
Virginia State College, I'< u i slnii g. :
Mr, Tom CJaffney jiioturen -tu CalV:
ney; S. C., Sunday with Mr. an 1 \i'..
' Thomas to spend 'lie day
with relatives. They T-epoi tod. a
pleasant trip, .r?
There was a Tacky I'artfy.givuu at
the home of Mrs, Ada Shaw en
Young St., Friday night ,-ponsoiei
by "The Mothers and Daughters of
Unity" club. The tackiest revived
a lovely afrruii_in the pet/on of MiMary
Moore.
Mrs. .Ahnie Belle Willi .m.t depart- 1
ed this, lift last Wednesday, evening
" Sept.?Id, following a brief?Lllne-- .
Funeral services' wire hold Sun y.y
at Majority Baptist C'luirelr, by Hie
Pr.stov, Rev. J. W. Coleman. A large
crowd was present-.^ - Mrs.
Mary Talley, entertained wiin
a supper on last Thursday night in
honor of Miss Floise Wilson who hti
for State College. The tables Wei'o
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THE PALMETTi)J
Sllll.Oil \. M. ! :. ( III II (
~. i 1 'i <> 4?"i it y, S, Thursday U'u* j
F"i'tii'iay S; .:o..| In i i11*'< nV ' ho X?w
l)ri;,' i J~-ti i -l v.a- ??|x iii- ; l),V I'lUi?-i"
Jv. A. Ail 'I hi., was. sijiil tu hi'
lit' I i' I f he t. , Tit'' I'asiOl KoV. '
lhi tally, know iiuW to put
'III' p"o'"| ii m.
\V' v.i i c ukol to liavo so litany
\) L'iixi' ft i. ti'!.i. ' I'lt/siiling Klthis,
I).-. .!. ( . Mi( k K. i'liiriii KM is,
>; >|?i hi t iio'
"I. la;; a-ihy i\tis foml loi- thought.':
A. A*. I.: l-.S. piv.ioird i' 1 us. 11 i S I
(iiM.ouv.-o wi- oii.j ?y *!.
l/ui: jiis-iui y. iil pivath si-u C'?
M. I .. i it i' > !i. .S.unlay Wo,
should all uHi \vi: li iii.n., Sunday -niu*
ihoro wiil l> i 1 oliji.oiis ;'a.-o Ii.iII;
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MOKitlS.'. MAI'ivL liAI'T. t lil KCil
Re\. I.c.-tei ('. Su.illi. Pastor
r* :.v. s. u*??sV|.t. jr-t ---
' ,<'-u:ii.ai"r;;i iuiol op.hod at the ust.al
in Ui i with the siotiuj; upclintcn .{?
j,.'. pupils ai:?l U aohot s all ill place.
<u.i Siuulay. ScVajoi i- "ovoi 'ki o' ii"
a.id .yloiift all 'liics.
The Su| ' heiny absent oil accOui.(t
j alu i.di.m' 'ho. : djiyiny co.ivon' ion,
; no i.a~l elTai'yo 'W r+nj Hun- Sc
. ml. .1 lU' pa.-1or istv- lis TT"
spiollilid K-vioAV <>4' tlio l".-.-on. which
Wai .: >> d by a!!. M"ot-your. -friends
.tl.i'a-' ui'lialh Sola id and oii^oy a
Tut. mot an a-'- \v- i-hip lv'tf.,11 at
I 1 :'ip A.;. W. The pa--'or -? i' to 11 the-i
ayi iti-iti lo.iah 1 :<>. u-.iny as a
ul.jivt "Uli -l-i p r ai i.-v and call .
a<-a i'itii tjod."
~ v .. I'. TT 'da- p~r:-'cn?rS 1 i \' i? .1 :
.i'.:' " i n.uon i ijuiii liov.
:;.V.S,'*r.( l.oid I - -1 before. you an
i : I,. I 1 ' 'I' i! J U a- : I VViillili'Vl'wl I
H : -*1 ' ' i' i1 r' :l1 ' b''Uiill-- _
.fill. ' ?
A.iaryo ri-.>\vil was la? r?' to witj
lt,i< t . S.'i'/.iOll. X\W l<'U?l
ronipts far il'i - <lay. was .
1 i, ?'. 'ni!-i ' Hi?? i ?M" -
I ti.i ?Sur.ii|Tiy jr.
Tlfi-.l.f'Till- liHVtii:u- will by toii.1
ic iirv. K." Cain of. AsIk '.illN'f
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j'.aib . ::-:.s bi'vii ;'.n uiiwot'onuu'
:?. ? i I i !l : i: i 1 " 11 U 11'. 111 j1 \ .
'.?! . \\ i; 1 .bt.f .ill \vi (I luis li' i n |>ai - .
Iv'/su f<>i- a yi ai *'li'-.l at his lion."'
>' : l!~av Mfv- i. ?Ha. \v.;'s 1'iMiyi a|i/.i<i .
a; M". i- Ciiapol, TiKsilay o\ yum'-..'
;v' s<-:i was a s'enily ihuivir
,:m'i a.ni in ar-r ni iiUsbniulTaial
v\Vi.< n li'.i.-baial. f.ui oi' iTitl-vlohi
. ha .f pa-I. 1..
s-a-i oW bivak ' iivir. l.t'..i t
i''.('V. t?. nu'.-t y > to sonu' ilisva'ai'
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! ' I II ' it'! ,1 ai.l.li"Wla
M. K.-C'firiK'U
l)r. 11. D, Uroivilon,. 1'aslor
i .va. S. ('. -Sunday \va
l'lnd . wine.'ay ami fho.pi f yiaiv. wisi
; ; ,\. .M. a vufy tlioiiyiy
fal.^f .1 Ik : .. iria iny s?*i ou'*tt wits <!* -*
1 i \ t- .! . h y t ; i i parlor i'rp i I'rnvoib
L_' ( . it. . Iv 11 r-WIK-, 1 liV~
i ila-aV,. of th. ''lii-vi'urso,
I \i is s.-i'vify livo vhililron ivrc.
- liri pi izi' 1.
W.U Jic'.-pi l?-IritT" :n? l I am assured
I! i n vc t!y> soil rs Will continue
wot king ?1 i 1 i* 1V toward the :?J
of Cii> isiinni;y. This faithful eapl.'i
; V.-Irl -!1"-1 <! 1 :J<-i-rtr?imil liir h.n
.her. .
The.'Junior Stewardess Boaid pro
seated the <)id Maid's (Tmvention at'
lie* jrhuivh M<?:i'.ay evening. Sept. I'd
which was well attended and was a
praial Mjccess. Mrs. S. ,1- Hro'ittLn,
pio'imp r.
Miss Kath'amen.ia llaTpor left on
Monday for Columbia where she will
Ki. v.i II lle. k, left nil Tuestj^v\ for
Fisk University: '
Miss 1. C. Anderson has returned
after spending a month in^Wilnnogton.
X. and titer points and Miss
.I..E. War; also* who spent the'sunt-,
nier in -.F;,^' Ot'Uiige X. ,T. is back.
IP- W .^rTimnioson. Hie deitlH, has
.ins' retained from Nashville' ,Tenn.,
where he visited his old school, Me-.'nairy
and Allan-fa, (ia.. where he
visi'od Sister, Mrs. Eliza Smifh and
a number of old school friends. They
all reported a very pleasant stay.
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,ttADER ^
LIvX I N(?TON N I*:\VS
Suuilay Scla n| at N1 w JjoTlwl 'A'.
.M. K. lui I ell Was li''l<l at tlx- USU.il
hour al'Ur whi In. licv. S. J.. Johnson
|)ii'U.cli('?l a w'indirlul sorinvn whinh
all i-njuyotl. At iiijfht It?*v. Johnson
wa.'< insiiii iiuf. II, lias t lo w i all h:.ic
\ rvhj inot-t inys with fifty two t on
v?'Hs ami tlur'y M-v' ti J^iurr-.?r+rnmootintfs
were jfrea-t lie
is, platinum for a.,circuit' drive which.
?jji-'SLalk d tlie-Tux']\-j Tribes, mi tie
<ith <f I)ctober. AH?fuTmiTioi s andfrli'ncls
;ire asked lu .help with t'i.driv?'.
W1' are expecting('apt. Si, .:,
so if, J 'res ideal of Allen (Ydle^o . a I v
I^esi iLnjr - Kl(i*T of Columbia ilis^Ti
iet and all ol"our friends of Columbia
to lie present, the. KroU'Js ami
quartets from lie- various ehujvms
will also be pre.seiu. .M rs. Bessie
I-wIa'ch mm-? .Mr. .ImIiiisiih is sun mi
the sick 1 i-1. Mrs. Martha _M_itehell.
is able.to he up a^aiu.
COI.lfVIU.K MANS .
Mt. /.ion A. M. K. Churth *
Hey. fi. \V. Bradley, l^istor
Sunday.?was ar splendid?dav
eluireh. Sunday School is stili p'ro?
riissitur. _. \M?* . had a very .lai tre a1 -
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