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Saturday, October 8, 1932 MT. HARMON BAPTIST CHURCH jHpv. Jhh. Haunahan, Pastor Sunday was a" high day ~Mtf' lfarmon. Tthp Sunday School iwas opened by nm- very efficient Sunt. Mr. JL_M. Lewis iat 10 A. M. It was well attended and the lesson beauti-. fully discussed. | At 11:3o the pastor preached 'a very thoughtful sermon, he seemed ta-have been at his hesL : 111 . Church preached in interest of Mrs. Marian Thomas Club at 4:30. .The sermon was very much enjoyed and a nice little sum wfas realized. I Prof, and Mrs. Butler of Hartsville, S. 0., spent a few hours with Rgyl and Mrs. Hannahan Inuf The series of entertainments given in the various nomes Th interest of our OctoTae*" Rally seeinTo be a sue- I cess. Wfc are planning to go over the' top this time. t iMrs. B. Woods entertained (at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baskin Jr., and niece, Evelyn Dix.' Mr. ami Mrs. Eugene Thnnins, Mr Register of Chapel Hill, N. C. The dinner h was beautifully served and one long to bo remembered. I Our pastor is away this week to Aconduct a meeting in , Norfolk, Va. We. hope 'for him much success. FRfcENDSmr BAPTIST CHURCH- NEWS We Were blessed to have with --us Rov. Randolph Woodard of WinstonSalent, N. C. Rev.* Woodnrd entered into the battle. Pulled r o(T his co?at, rolled up his sleeve, and sent forth gospel bombs against old Sa-1 ^<an's camp, and through the fight I wesson with six souls. Some for baptism, for Christian experience Remarks were made by Deacons of various ichurches. ,Deacon Taylor, Union Baptist; Deacon Toriey, Bethlehem, College P^ace; Deacon jPea, Second Nazareth. A representative Jrom Bethel A. M. E. Church in the ~~ "^Fcity. When Rev. Woodard came to the close of the meeting which had ~~7 been running ten~ nights' and closed Sept. 30r he did not throw down his tools^ but ne held them within himself saying to the Devil we will gain _ the victory by and by. Several of the preachers from the city were in ? ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH . Rev. I. B. Ellerbc, Pastor The Missionary Ladies of St. Mark -? Baptist Clu\rch has just closed out | aTvery succossful meeting on Friday night passed. They had with them as a- Pi stor Rev ' Mrs. Edna Hethea of Latta. She delivered some very "good sermons. We were also bles ?sed to have with vi;, members of the Saw Mill Baptist Church, who ren-t dered quartet, rnU?s, and duettos. Colection was very good each night " considering the depresssinn. Mr. r*h*ii*l Daniel and Mrs. McClarne were the .winners in the moLt popular contest. CONWAY XFWS. t ????_ . Cherry Ilill Baptist Church Sunday was not such a beautiful day, but all the church-goers were out. SulUltty mcliijiil?upciiod??it-ousual hour, with a good attendance. ??? A* it-ftp Rpy A..W. Stackhose as ' cended the rostrum, lie preached a" very good sermon. ~ : ?-*? 3:30 p.m. Rev. Daniels preached a soul stirring sermon. He baptized .Mrs. Gettye Brooks. Mrs. Marie Johnson entertained ?- the R.S.T. Club- Wednesday nite. ??Cake and creanu were_ served; The Willing Workers Club met at the. home of - Mrs. G.W. Singletary Monday evening. * The Stork visited the homo of " Mrs. Lucy iHeiiiingway and .left for ?.. Mr. Ernest and Mrs. Evelyn Heming way a fine" 7 1-JJ lbs, I) a toy girl. Uhe was before marriage, Miss Evelyn Keith, of St. Matthews. The Stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gaddy and left them a fine baby boy. The mother is very ill.) The whole town is in sympathy with her and hope she will soon recover." . -Misses Sadye R. DeWitt, Cecil Moore, Catherine Williams, Emmie ?- Johnson and Mr. Edv^ard Moore motored to Myrtle iBeach Monday and visited the homes of Mrs. 'Squires and Mr. James Sanders. ? "Miss Catherine Williams is leaving Monday for Morris College. ?Mrs^._EIla Graham is still on the ^ siek list. We hone her a speedy re' eovery. iMr. Boisy Hughes is back home to the delight of his r^any friends. The girls and boys are leWWig for various places to 'take up their win-, {-gj. work. We hope thorn success... , -T- Bethel A. M. E. Church Rev. W. I. Gore, Pastor. WESLEY M. E. CHURCH~ Rev. M, L. Ut??n. Pastor r * The Church is still moving forward. 'We find a great work he done, and \^e are trying to do this work under the fcareftfl direction of our pastor., Sunday School was opened at its usual hour, 10:15 o'clock and was largely attended. . Subject of lesson was "The Means o fChristian Growth." We had a very~interesting lesson. Much inspiration was gotten out of the lesson. Promptly at 11:30 o'clock our pastor ascended the rostrum and selected as a text, Isaiah 1:18, Subj., /."A Call to Repentance." Every one listened very attentively which means that thqy were benefitted by his wonSerfuTmessage. Sunday Ibeing Carr.frnunion I>ay <piit.p ft rmnilipr was present and com muned. We are very pleased lu acknowledge the presence of Visitors and hope they will come again. Our pastor was out of the city last week ftffiTKHttg the -BHUrk't Sttwkiy-&ehiHdConvention which met in Springfield, S. C. Leaving the convention Thursday ho motored to Ruffin, S. C. to visit his parents and brought . his mother who is spending time with them. . , '>t .. . y -t-= ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. G. Owens, Pastor Another very splendid Hay .it. St. James Church. Services beginning as usual with early morning services then Sunday School which was conducted by the teachers and lesson reviewed by Mrs. Owens. Rev. Owens preached a very timely sermon from the text Acts 3:4; subject "Look on Us." We were entertained Sunday af-^ ternoon by Rev. Harris. livpred the message from John 9th -ehapter, su'bjeet^iLight^?whiclLzhej did not fail to explain even the fool! might uncleiistand. Monday night-, a very splendid pro | gram was sponsored by Mina Ectoil I Janerette and Miss Willie Mae Siir.p [ kin. "" Those aifpeaTTTrg orr'-pnjgiani were little Miss Adline Johnson, instrumental s6l0. Prof. Abialiain Simp son of Allen College who gave us an ideal of the history and giowth of the school. Introduction of the members of the Allen quartet by Rev Owens. Several selections by Antiquartet _ ' ?" Atlpn's nuartet also sang several selections. .. A. selection by Prof. F. Fordham, the music teacher of Alten. l'hoke appem ing on tho con. "Test were Mr. Roseman and .Jonathan Frances. Resolved: That Education is more important than common sense." Af-flnnalhe. Mr Ros man;?Negative Mr. J. Frances. Judges Miss Wilhelmina Herrin. Prof. Foidham and Prof. Abraham Simpson. The affirmative was winner?in the-debato. SIDNEY PARK C. M.'E. CHURCH Rev. J. C. Anderson, Pastor Sunday School^met at 1U A. M. with the superintendent and teacher:; at their post of duty arvd^upils ea'g-! er to hear about the piaster. This was indeed an interesting lesson and was enjoyed by all present. At 11 A. M our pastor mounted Till' rostrum?arid- delivered another soul stirring sermon. This inspiring sermon wsts found in Hebrew 12:2. Theme. Who for the joy that was set him ondured the cross despising the shame and is set down at ihe right hand of tllH.lhuiiie of God.-. At the close of the services Communion was given to a number of membens. Sunday night after the regular song services our- pastor delivered another of his wonderful sermons. Revival began -Sunday morning and Rev; Isles the man of God who is:_carrying on this revival-which will last for two weeks is a good preach er as well as a good singer. The; pjublic is cordially invited to attend these revival services. There will be special services all day chappelle station news Sunday mornih^seryices were con I ducted by the Rev. W. P. Plair, who in his own waydetivered "the-gospeh of Jesus Christ. He Was assisted bv the Rev. Greene, pastor and the local ministers. The local preachers are scheduled for the weekly services that are neld every week in this church. Tuesday mmninrr fViic u/Pt>lr urn conducted by Mr. .Kayse Moore and Mr Heyward Fortf on Thursday evening. On Wednesday evening of this week we worshipped with che Sanctified folks at Jones Tabernacle. To all these services yor are heartily welcome! Sunday night services were conducted by Rev. Furgerson who spoke I to us from Paul's 1" er to the Romans. Rom. 14:17": "The Kingdom i of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness, and peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost." ** >-. ^ The Jtev. Matthews of St. Luke Raptist Church and his congregation will take charge of the Sunday aftnimnnri Eervjeqs, __Oct.oher 9th. You are welcome to aTToT'lheSe ser vices. Sunday. ^ ! returned to (Florence to resume his studies. Prof, and Mrs. A. McQueon have returned to Loris to resumle their school work. Mrs. Annie E. Douglass returned to Florence Sunday, . v I TH E PATMETTO I BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. S. Lawrence, Pastor The. scene' at the Sunday School houtv 10 to 11:15 A. M. was beautiful to" behold Seeing so many promising children ifrowderL into the Suu? day School room eager to answer and ask questions on-the lesson taught. Dr. Lawrence gave a timely review for the benefit of the children, concluding with a general question: How "maTTy of you (children) prayeif~trc_ _ fore leaving, your homesT this morning? There were some w"ho confessed they had not., .but are they ">o blame? The remarks by Mrs. Wil'lianvT (evangelist of Washington, S> C., were of much concern abgut the children. We are always delighted to have visitors. ~~ ~~ ? Thfi_ sermon by Dr. Lawrence at 11:15 A. M. \va^4 t,o the -church asr the compass is to a ship out on the ...igl.ly fjppp jn fhnt pninlinl out-those essential things to those who would find refuge in the church of the living God. Text found in IsaInl. O 1 T ... n.M ; 1 9.4 .yi Present and assisting in the services were Prof. Simpson, president of Allen College; Dean Fitzpalrick, Dr. G. T Dillard and Mrs. Williams, {evangelist) of Washington; also -Prof. Abraham;. ..who performed at the organ so nicely UtHl Tuif. Ford ham who rendered a touching solo. T^oth off Allen?College. We appre_ciate very much their presence and ^service: We?wieh?to of knowledge the presence of many other visitors. Come again. The League scrvuS? consist* d ?,f a brief song service an! exhortation from the scripture in the absence of our literature; Sunday night at 8 P. M. a class of of the converts were baptized and i* i ~ Tin niMIUU^li l.liC Ubiivi , very good pr.eachers but no one can fill our pastor's place. We believe if it is God's will He will be in our midst from now on. I OPENING OP NEW PARSONAGE^ r Sttmter, S. C.?On Tuesday evening, September 28th from eight to 'eleven, the officers and members of j Mt. Pisgah A.M.E. church presented 'heir pastor and wife, the Rev. E. ' F. G. Dent and Mrs. Dent t<> their friends at the formal opening of their new parsonage On BartleU St. The guests were ushered trr-Hy-M*v |M. S. Salley, chairman of the Building Committee. Me.^dames , Sm'alls | and PendergrasS had charge of the guestsf books. After. registering, I the guests were presented to Rev. and Mrs. Dent by Mrs. A.E. Sanders/ president of the -Missionary Society, who is also Supervisor of the Sumter i/ci li.iLiiuum uecmcjU lo iiavo'Tr-Trongsurvico which Wa,s very much en-, joyed. ?KecrjuLy thji payor's brother Di. \Y. o. l<.(11 u i?. I). S., and hi.-> sun Master 11. 1). McGill worshipped with us. They reside in Ashevillc. J Having spent a very t>lea.-anI vacationnj ( tdunilna alul LllUhLUL,^ 0. C., Miss A. E. Moore, returned to the city of- her nativk-y. , Miss Edna A Simmons, student nurse at Ereeumun's Hospital, \\ asli ington, 1). C., spent ? Week wi'h her -rcitk-rvea?and?tri.onls. She departed for Iter dcstmatH>H_.oh.Jast Frj-.. day morning. .Miss Ethel DeLaine visited her Siister Mrs. E. 11. McGill .recently. 1 hoy motored to Ui angelmi g. 1'. C., on last Saturday where Miss DeLaine ?\vill resume her posit i< 11 as" teacher in the public schools. .Mr; Jolin S. Johnson one of our trustees is confined in his home on account cif being indisposed. On last Friday' night- a glorious" Love Feast meeting was he.d. Rev. McGill will speak from the subject "1 he Relation of Religion "lo RilCe Rrogressr -*+??Um aft.ernoon_ of the "Jfii, instant. County Rural schools; Quilt* a iiuiii?j Tier 'lilllnd--t4oi>44vg?th.. evening and! were shown through 'he beautifully lighted and* tastefully "aniangcd bulling. Much favorable comment was heard. On passing out refresh-7nents w eu e set v ed. 7 __ J , Rev, Dent presented the Presiding Eh lei1 Or A P. bpeai'i ai muiJei X?t/ iT^mppies. A very .interesting prograinwas presented. BvUiililTrt?imi sic was lujnished throughout the evening. The "Bennett Quintet" rendered several selections. 'Mr. Anthuny?I "tig, of 'he .'d.ong Orchestra" klelightedthe uuhence with both cornet and clarinet solos. Air1 I inig ii tppto an ortist. r?RxnL-J W. T ay lor was Hie main speaker and welcomed Rev. and Mrs. Den'i oh be bull' ut" tlie citiy.eiis Und churches ltev7Taylor eonihllfllllvd the beautiful spirit, shown in the rapid building of the paisonUge and cognplimentecl the t-ongregati'on on having such an 'accomplished pastor.1 Prof. J.C. Prioleau, assistant piinci--' pal of Lincoln High school, and Miv .M.S. Salley made .short spicy talks.1 ?Sjtice?-."nminir to Sumter, about 1 three months ago, ;as quietly Its the rays of the sun tind" their way thru the windows of a home Rev. Dentl has found his wav into the "hearts' of I he people of Sumter, regardless o7 denomination. "~i n lifii hill | Sprung Up ipevvrr??li?p-n t nii.nt-? of eh'preh and backed by life modest vi't energetH- .U i s. 1 le-llt. a long, ouc.,1 cessful pastorate is predicted. 1 The old parsonjage had served its purpose, some of the noblest characters of " our ' church had lived and] died within its walls, but its day had passed, and for many years, it had been "wished- down." Sucm after the new pastor came, he suggested that it be torn down, land without one cent in the treasury, with which I to rebuild, the idea spread and the "logiih Al' Ml I'i )~n 11 ''vivne, "Down ' 'Mi the ,'drt f]pd mi with the new." All forces were put m nidllUll tt'tjhthe result stands to be rsyen. Mr. J.' D. Spears, the contractor has re-* :eived much praise, on the way he oahdled the job. . Very fortunately the Presiding Elder of the Sumter District, The Dr^ A.P. Spears, is a member of. Mt. Pisgah "and his support^ai\d cooperation meant mucn to the success >f tho undertaking. Not often does one see such harmony between, I "redding Elder, pastor and congregation. Promniont among the guests were Phe Rev. M. J. Jackson, .Mrs. M. J< Jackson- and Miss S.B. Jackson, of Dialzellr Rev. J. W. Taylor, Pastor r>f Emninii.l M. E. church, city; Mr ? and Mrs. E.P. Palmer; Mesdames . A. Lawson, E.C. Jones, IL?ivMcvans, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Long, Miss Elizabeth Richards, Rev. J. W! Walker, Mrs. J. W. Walker and daugh-1 lor, Rev." A.Jr Jenkins; - -? ?-4 The friends of Rev. and Mrs. Dent J will f?n/l lKi?ni PAmfnrtalvlv <it nut rwI at 215 W. Riirtlctto street. The' church-organizations vied with each other in providing- such articles as ivere needed to furnish and'make the parsonage ^omTortaWe?artif-attiActive for them. May God dwell with J ihem and direct, their -"footsteps. " FlNCKNEY'S FU UNDERTAKER AND LICI SOUTH CAROLINA mm I DR~ fiEOItfttiHB. KEBE - i - Chtrx>practor____?i: koxk am)~nkrvf. si?i:nmist a Hivtiuiu i ct ?.i vnvai i^uy. iThis was "a message. K?nji* .'o !*-' ie_ memhered by the?ptrrrp+r?of thm com . [munity. Rev. Miller seemed to have been at* his best and the. responses from'the people were spontaneous. After this Wotfdt'i l'ul inc.'.'ago. IV'if \Y R. Fisher spoke in very fine terms of Rev. T. J. Miller, deceased, also the prepress that is being made, by _ his son. _ Thn Pastor. Rev, a ltd' Mrs. I. A. i Miller. and Mr. 1*1 wining tnrrn t+rr-dinner puesis of Ml1, and Mis. Jack? M-III Thoma.-I l-nnundi i :ii)iiiil be- said _ about?the?dinner?and?the hosnjtali- _ ty of Mr. and Mrs. ThomaifiaLso of their daughter. Miss I.. Thomas'. Our series of silver teas was held at the home of Prof, and Mrs'. W..R. ru Fisher. We were glad to have as visitors .Rev.. and Mrs. I. A. Miller, Mr.* A. Milling, Mr. Ale Donald Mingo and Mi$fc' "Josephine "'Steven's. 1 Our A. 0. E. League met at 6:15 with a splondijj attendance. The ] under discussion "Petting otf to a Good Start" was discussed with "11 llt'tll uf inteu'j't. The prm-iilum _ of the different auxiliaries and mem- " hers of the official board assured us of their unstinted support in all of our programs. At 8:15 o'clock Rev. I. A. Miller se 'lertcvl his text from Exodus ,4:2 "What is that in thine hailcl?" Sub- ' jecjt "Use wljat you have." This whs another soul stirring sermon which we all enjoyed. > We are always glad 1 to have v Rev. I. A. Miller and his dejir. companion, Mrs. Adolle Miller , with us. We wish to thank the officers and members of our church for the splen ( did response7 by them in our Trustee Rally. - ? ?? ?__ Mrs. Olivia Brislime is still-on the siek..JIsit_ Wo?are praying for her speedy recovery. : -o ? : J ' CARD OK- THANKS . ' .. ? - < Wt> wish Lo il'xnri's-: ftllV cinnovrt thanks ami"-, appro Nation to the friends for their kindness, durmp the illness and at the death of our prand jlauphter. Jessi^ Williford. Rev. "and 3ft s.~ ~W-. F. fonUhr and Family" j " fl H i yog waaKJil crience means skill MP9I| ability?the reason K-fl y you can place utst confidence in our |m,4|Tj|| lity to serve you best. t^rj&jyi >erior equipment, moate cost, care in every R^slI ail assured. ' Egg i i i naaM^gs-J 4--~- r J . ? ? ~T.. ' - ^ - Page t " NEKAL HOME <:nsed embalmer of and georgia ~ Funeral Cars and Funeral ?1_ Equipment as good as the best l.:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4698 0.00 tu 0:00 P. M. Office 37fti Office: Residence: 2030 Taylor St.. 1117 Pine St Office ftours:. Phones: 11 A. M. to 2 P. r. ' ' Res. M78 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: Residence: 2115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. .. Columbia, 3. O. ?Office?Heurs^ Tale phones: 3:30 A.-4*. to 7:00 P. M. Office 60S! 4 Residence 8871 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST I .lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridge* Sunday by Appointment ' . Extraction by Conductive Anestheele a Specialty L 107^2 Washington St., Cola., S. Q? DR. H. H. COOPER Dentist of the Gums Special Attention Given to Dieeaeee Gold Crown and Briuge Work A Specialty Office Phone 6429, Res. Phone 8264 1126 Washington St., Columbia, S.C. - PHONES: Office 3413 Residence 3422 DR. A. J. COLLINS DENTIST , 1517 Harden St. Columbia, S. C. Dffice Phone 8407 "Res. Phone 3798 N. J. FREDERICK Attorney-at-Law and Notary Pabifta PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State 'tlnd Federal _j 1119 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. . J. H. JOHNSON & Co. ||l Notary Public and Dealer |H I in real estate and sale of lota ial ' PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Bean-1 tifully located on paved road aboveI I tvg v. x mv c. | Phone 6422 I 1109% Washington Street Do Mac* Of Your Trading With Our Ad- 1 fertisers. - * M