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Saturday, October 1, 1932 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NEWS r King.stree. S, C.?Rev. Ben Bud din, one of the pastors of Lake City S. C., who has had a v.ery successw ful week of revival meetings at St. Paul A. M, E. Church" preached a very inspiring sermon at Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday night,- Sept. 11. iHer subject was "The l,ord will . judge-His people." Taken from Heb- After the sermon Rev. J. S. Benn, pastor made remarks that weie worth while. There was also a rival t. ry between the women and the men as to the financial side to see which .could raise the most moifey. The men of course led. No more than they should have done since they are the stronger. This week is crowded with social activities given by the different captains to help raise their assessment for ithe educational rally 'of this ^ church which will Ame Sunday nite, ? September 18. a ' ~ I Monday night, Sopt Mat.y'.i quartet will sing after which theie yill be a lap supper at the parsonage-given by -Mrs. J. S.Benn. iV" Tuesday night Rev. Ar W. Wrightone of the pastors of Kingstree~will preach at this church Church (Bethel) for' The hpnpfit?of?Mrs,?^?IV 6 Perks's rally. ' > Sunday night, Sept. "18,"Rev. J. S. Benn will preach from the subject ~ Life is a Game, Maybe A Cavd Game Prof. 'D. L. Fulton and Rev. J. S. Benn were se n early Monday on their way 10 Tl.?mil r.g a ' w'. ? . tinformer will open school on the 29t'n. of inst. lProf. D.. F. Fulton is one of the leading members of Mt. Zion M. E. Church and an outstanding citLe;. _ r v.V-i-i .? ui rvinpisu'et*. Prof. Wm. Anderson in announcing the faculty for the Tomlinson II for 1932-33 stated because of the fact that nine months work must be done in eight months, and Septem her being .Wop-gathering month clii.1 ?: the -frchooi will not -open ;urrtH ber_ jh. PraeMcally ail the foU mer Rev. 7L 0. James, pastor of St. ?- Stephen A. M. E. Churchr Georgetown spent Thursday of last week - in Kings-tree'and Lake Cityy as the guest. Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Benr. All the preachers land delegates ' who will compose the Kinpst.ren Pis- . - -triet- S.- S.-<jfenvent io :v~are- looking?for ; ~ ward ,to~ the openmprdate which willconveiie Tuesday after the third Sunday, according to the program sent out by Dr. T. J, Miles. P. E. PINE GROVELGHURCH NEWS September galbs are about- to climb the hills of time. "The farmers arc busy -harvesting their eropsr-" Sunday was a high day?ill?this . church. Sunday School was held at its usual hour, Supt. Rowl in charge. At 11 o'clock"the! pastor gave us .' a stiring message. At 4:30 the A. C. E. League had its usual meeting. Things begin to look dull since the students are leaving for the various FOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH Rcvt W. J. Davis. Pastor Richmond, Va.?The religious Activities were very he'pful on last Sun- C day. Rev. W. J. Davis, our pa *<<?> who was called to lhe pasturage August.was speaker of the hour. At ' 11:30 the morning service 'begun, ^ with timely inspirations. After the s) twenty third chapter of Psalm was I n read by the assistant pastor, Rev. I |j VV. T. Taylor. The pastor's text was Z "Create in ine a clean heart, O God." w After a thorough discussion in the is spiritual realm of th(? first part of e< his text hfi. could- be seen swaying t; Tiack and forth saying in a loud voice c< "My heart-is-fixed," ' ^ There was a great enrollment in " Sunday SchboU Rev. Davis was pres ent and before dismissal he grouped ~ the clat/ses according to humbers. The lesson was "Moses honored in his f ikaillZL IX'Ul. .'U-.VH, 1 ?A new teacher was appuinteil Miss?~ Carrie Sn?ad and an assistant teach- ? er Mr. Prevoil. Dismissal from "morning service -g was at 1:15. ~?, . ? --- . t~\ There was a timely .Communion given at 3:30 in which every one seem 1< -to?have caught on?to?the spiritual ~ realm. The pastor gave an interesringj.talk in whifh two selections were ^rendered by him. Rev. Houseton was ^ in our midst. He rendered_?o us the r* sacred mental Isupper. The pastor | seemed well impressed by the people as they were getting up one after ^ another telling their covenant. , At the time of the passing of bread, a c lecture was given by Rev. Crump. while at the time the wine was being past, .Rev. Taylor gave a lecture. < Both preachers were timely an in- s spirational. Communion service end v hi until the- next fourth Sunday in \ October. ' o The evening service was :ws timer o ly as the morning; service was rer.- p derej by_ a visiting .minister. Rev. Williams of Kentucky. After which v hho llil"*"- gpv? the most interestin-j a lecture of today. The receiving sta- ^ four new mem hers.Were taken, rn. s Rev. Davis our pastor has greatly ? impressed 'he people by his wonder- , ful service. Since his election ii\ V August, he has added 114 members tp * ^Fountain Baptist Church. We war.t _our pastor to stay with us always ~ but if it be God's will we feel ^ure ^ he will be with us in ye^rs to come, ft There are many organized clubs of _t the church now, which were founded e by our loving Pastor, Rev.. Davis. I< Service adjourned with dismissal by e the pastor. ' ' ^ ^ x , i?x. int-tu uiii^ w *.i> uiapcsvu i and the golden gate was presented v by Mrs. Emma Smalls of St. Step- "t hens Church in interest of two boards t of -which Sisters Mary B. Alston and f Victoria White are presidents. . g The readings, papers, solosf duet an J quartets were very good. * Each ^ participant played well their parts. " The remarks by Sister Sibby Alston ? were_very much enjoyed, timely and t0 the point. Quite a number of visitors were present from all the churches in the g city. We acknowledge the presence of Rev. and Mrs. Greene of Spring- I] field, S. C. and Mrs. Mosley of Nor- n folk, Va. a All the services were largely at- ts tdnded and especially the .evening I service. " The Womanless Wedding was pre- u sented by the young men of St. Step- |*( hen Church at this Church, Monday i evening. It was a very fine enter- s tainment. Mr. Samuel Washington 7 promoter. The proceeds were 50-5Q (,( with Bethel and Stephen. t | A uarn social teaiuring print n dressed and overalls Contest will be n givep by- the Missionary Ladies of Bethel Church, Monday evemng-Oet;? 3rd, ld'32 at Kink street Hall. There will be prizes awarded to one of each group wearing the niosti . befitting , costume for the occasion. Admis- a sion 10 cents. ' (j ST. JAMES NEWS T ? St. James having had a successful 5 revival meeting conducted by Rev. c Green of Wesley M. E. Church, last r week is still spiritually alive. Two " men were taken into the church, one b having been converted during the revival. ? .... r The Sunday School was opened by the superintendant after a dis- a l^yh~drTT?TTemrTC was-spTgnrtftt- -n ly rbviewed by the Supt. i Sunday being the fourth Sunday t the members and everyone else were 1 given the privelge of expressing his or her spiritual feeling. * Rev. Owens then read and explain- v ed, St. Luke 6:31, Subj., "Parter in 1 UllilVt -onouyu?HI?*4UUttg?<nnk Jil l me person cast his lot here, He was lready a Christian and we qve in-, ieed proud of this young man. Rev, Simon and his goo dpeople vtre exceptionally faithful in helpng'-ds carry on our meeting. Spocal quartet songs and spirituals we.\> endered Thursday night. Friday tight the meeting closed with hearty land shakes and a greater desire to cork for the Master from everybody. 'hapel Station Is gt'fltefully indebted o Rev. "Simon and his good people or the, faithful service 'hey have iven us. - ;* . The S. S. opened at the usual hour 0 o'clock. Among the visitors was .ev. Van of Virginia and a student f Allen. He will preach Tuesday ight at this church for the bencfi' f the pre/acher's club. Miss E. BijUii?--Trf?This S. S. has egun her worV as the District S. S. uperintendcntl'Jiii Our dear beloved Pastor, Rev. R. r. Green carried out the Sunday lorning services in a very unique nd mannerly \vay. His text was iken from Heb. 11:1; subjcct_Faith: League-was held at the usutil hour, [ev. Brown of this church who brot s the message Sunday night is a eal preacher from his heart. His ?xt was?taken from St... Matt-- 6:20; ubject "Banks. 'IBeginning Sun. evning preaching service will open at :30-sharp. To tall services you are ordially iinvited. Mrs. Amanda Frierson a. fai'hful lember of this church is improving icely at this writing. POSITION WANTED Competent teacher, holding gener1 elementary first grade certificate, esires a position. Has taught ten ears. Best of references. Address 'eacher, care of this p<aper. Service." Sunday evening Rev. Powe >f Ladson Presbyterian Church reached a very timely sermoTi, Subj., 1 - ii i/cnus t-uiicci iifu in <iii oupro* ilems." , The League was conducted by. the resident at the usual hour. Sunday night Rev. Pwens preached very splendid sermon from Jero iriah f).l7~Sub.|:, "fflnrinatttng forir nan of Truth." '"Miss Elouise .Tanette eacher tin the Edgefield Academy pft on the 18th to resume her duties. "Mrs. Eva Lyles Rish, formerly of Columbia. > now pf Philadelphia is 'isiting her parents, Mr. aha Mrs. Ulen Lyles of Columbia. ' ->? .EADEH 1 lijiTIIKIi-A/X.- E ( III K< H NOTES * ! j Rev. R A'Lawrenci', I'astor . i Sunday market! the elon*?of beaiitiful series of revival ser\ices The Sunday School was very much inlivened and quite an interesting period oC the quarter's stu iy was Had by - the?several chose sr~u4 tec ?w luciia well planned review of the lesson. charts was given by Miss Dbiothy Nance* and l)r. Lawrence. Tlvechildren were then dismissed and passed up into thy auditorium where, quite a capacity audience" assembled to witness the closing services,' r.vangensi mil ton and Mrs. ,J.>ncs, Gospel Singer, Were at their post and. did justice to the occahh.n in a sermon and songs. Her text, was taken from St.. Matthew' 1:21, Su,bj., "Jesus." The Historical setting was all llmt mm'might wish with .11 1? homitiful iin^lygi.- -in.I t.v |i1,n I'j 11 of the word, JESUS. At CdlO P.* M. The Christian Endeavour convened in Evangelistical souk service wjth a largT' numbei?of .young,.[i.enji)^ :?i 1 ul: adults present. This service led up to the prayW ifteeting and continued to the evening services r.t t! P ,M. The Evangelist and Mrs. Jones again appeared on, the scene to witness the 'the closing hours. Mi -^ilurtqu st i leeted as a-text Dan 5:^5-27; Sub'i;. "Hand writing on the Wall." , Si|... tcoj< the. audience tevn into Babylon and clearly demonstrated the cause and effect of the "Hand writing cm the wall" and charged her heaven against the day reckoning when each shall be weighed. Then what? Mrs. Zella M. Burton i|? truly a great gospel preacher, an Evangelist , and they iue -truly missionaries. The .Holy Spirit, poured out uj)un us and there , was a great shout with songs and praises", Much good has been -aeeblnpiislv^r -for -Bethel and Columbia by their comfngt Thiitv-'six coirfeei-*s have. Itcotvadded to The ehurem. ftye pray that they and their good work may livt. long to'do muchToTTFe"good for fallen humanity. Sunday "Is" cohlfiHinhni.t'tllie nut.?II i> hup d that every member of Bethel will think in terms' of both his spiritual and material obligatirrrrs rrnrt duty In his chiinh. The trusters will lie I greatly relieve ! and will appreciate it very much if each .member will do what ht? eau for this department. SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. ( lit K( II Rev. J. C. Anderson. Pastor -Sundhy School was called to mTtrr?f'!" inp'ly :n?in ..'c-l.. i: hy?iTrt? Supt. The teSl-hers were at their post of duty and the children were eager to hear, the interesting lesson which was in store for -them. The lesson was beautifully discussed. Hebrews 11:24-27; Matt. ihdo-dS. Tl.l theme: . "The World's need of Coo- j s'eerated Leadership. At 11 :.*10 our pastor mounted the ros'rum to deliver a not net- ol Ins "soul stirinp -sermons. After the regular song services ht began hisJ sermon which was found in Rome l.'l: 1 I. Hilt UV pill U' nil ilu I.oni. Jesus Christ, Trrrrh make ?*?t prbvis 1011 for the=-Heshr to-firltttf the lusts . thereof. - ' Junior Leag'je held their meeting at the usual hour with a short pro-' crram. Sun ihv night our pastol' preached another r.oble sermon. 1 phir fajl revival begins Sunday October 2. All this week the mon> hers are having prayer meeting in ! their neighborhoods. This reviv.fi j will last two weeks and will be conducted by Rev. J.^L. Isles, He is a good preacher ?ahdsinger;. To miss these services will mean to miss a t rent. , J ? WESLEY M. E. (Hfl ltC Il Rev. M. Li Green, Pastor crowded into the - Sunday School to crowded into the Sunday School to spdiid an hour studying the lesson on what the world owe Modses. The period was quite interesting and help ful. At 11:30 Rev. J. C. Dunbar <f Charleston preached a soul stirrii.g sermon from Matt. 5:6. Subject Hungring, Thirsting, after Righteousness. Indeed tve enjoyed a spir itufcil feast. We were plad to note the presence of quite a few visitors. Come again we welcome you t<> all? of our services. At 6:30 The Senior F.pworth T.eatrue met with a very good* program. Remember tive sick a visit from you will mean so much to them. Miss Thelma Cooper is still >irr> hospital iiul-doing nicely-at this writing. We hope for her a speedy recovrv as she is" 'rtrrs^ed so very much by her pupils in her Sundhy School room. . . t . PINCKNEVS FL 1 N DKKT A k l u \ . S()I ill ( AUOI,IN/ OR- OKORHK H- KKKK : i' t v niropraeior IlONIv AM) NKKVi; Si * I!( IAUST Office :tlul . IN COM Mill A: 2021) Taylor S?; riot Wednesday, Thursday, FridaysHours:? 10 (o 12?1 (o 7 IN CIIARI.KS/JON: 1 T 1 ine"St ri'i-r Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Hours:?10 to 12^?1 to 7 I. . , - " ZION 1M 1.0 RIM J5.\i i IS l I ..... . j Itw:?\N . i,?SiMMHun ?. Pu.itur I Arthur 1 ?.\v?rr?r-^"- :is ;a. < .? The '.I u.-iu --I, .?r : ' of Ore a'hove named . :; a re'very yratefuj to IN.-v. lisl. -v!-v. jo hed Sunday- iut>i iiinj?:.i ?l_i IN . . Hnr.her, I'isiof Of Heslnh i';vt;s' <"liujvl. who preaelied S.i.iyh'" t- a <> a hi rye eoij^ivsrA T<\i f>>j:.d .Matt. 12T'>i>. -wii > ? ?duiil "dr>?t+te?Vr-f+i?t-rt-?rrr-; ' ? in Heaven'.. '*)?< -aim-- u ' o'thei'. tu'ul ~l'~"'**r* ? ,. a powerful mes.-ay-. i s ! *f houyh" and a'.s : fi : 1"! T H T .-Vi nion iTi V'le :T7Tnv a / . . 'vi'iv" delivered l?,v llu-?e -ua . < i i v. i-i.t live lony iu. 'he hear- ;. ...i >? , .i- < : 1 heiv heai V r.-. {lev. \v, T, S.pastor of Zioh I'iLvri:-. I.'; a': Arthur To\vn ipM yM " i . : ,:. ii .! the Jiradley Circuit con\vmd'in Mt. Sinai. A. M. K.. Church". at 1 :uu~li. Sep'. 21 hy the I * j-w i- 5! r. ' M ! :? v ot Che A l?hevile j. Pis' iVt. Imv: .1. IJ. Smith and' 1 |V. IK 1. Knim-ey. pastor. Kliler Smith ,nm'..m<^: a,? an opening selection 'Far a< t ho;. Name m Known. Ai'ut <iev?'ti. pal am! ivntinrks hy-thv-iM<ier tjie dan/tei'v^ cont'erertce was ope;..id ( 1 c--. Miss Hat'io. K. . IV rriri v. as e!e ted>eere'ai.-v ami .Mr-, linn'::; r*~~ reporter. Tveas,n""'~r-''*iv"* vvn j; as- } . i, ssmehtsMessrs J >. C. llr il. F?. A. Williams. (loo.ire ' 1 iin. S. IVnin. dies. I'errin. Mvs. Sarah Nt_.\. Financial roll wa- ca!'.e i; ' Te ) J realized SIR!.5:). Iht.s". ' It; MuraLm-.' ii. V. Kites, K. A. Wliiiams .am! W. 'Vrrin spoke vciatiVi. 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