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___ HlCHMJLiNI) M'WS Fountain ltaptisl ChurchRev. W. J. Davis, I'astor Sunday was a lovely day at Fountain Baptist Church. The pastor was in our midst in all 'the services lor . ~iie day."^ There was an interesting SundUy | lesson to be" discussed after it wair] called to order by the Supt. affile usual hour. Tj^e- subject of the .lesson was, "Christians in the Home,' Luke- 2:40-52; 10:38-42. The perliminaries were given after which followed the reading of the fifth Chapter of Luke by Rev. *W. T. TRoylor.^( Rev. D. S. Sample of First Baptist Church, Annapolis, Md. was t h e speaker of the hour; his subject was n]3uT"Itather Rejoice Your Name is i Written on High." He is a visiting , .i ster and a friend of our beloved "pastor, Rev. W. J. Davis. In his sermon he recalled Father Booth of England saying' that the c- v, Salvation 'Army of today originated ?: from?Booth's teaching. These people honor and love hirj, therefore-] they represent "his work. * The soiftnon was followed by the I recception of members by the pastor, in which there were three new members ti.iken in. B. Y. P. U. was organized at 6:30, officers were elected and the pastor presided for the hour. There was a large attendance iir the B. Y. P. U. i Nigjit services begun at 7:30 in which Dr. D. Si Sample again was 'speaker of the hour. He delivered Sunday School was opened at t):30j \ by the Supt.- Deac on A. I.. Grandi% son, the subject for discussion was "The Home and the Coming Generation." Gen. 18:17-1'.); .Duet. 6.4-!); Mark 10:3-10. After the teachers had discussed th(. lesson with the aid of the children the lesson was re., viewed by Mr. I\ M. Hammock. I There was a bidel'j. 'inspirational mornThg~-service preached . by .our ) loving Pastor Rev. W. J. Davis. Mis ? sermon adced mo-re to the Srtnday 1 School l'isson. His subject being . "Train up a child in the way ho should go and even when he is old, he will not depart from it. Prov. .22:0. He gave many beautiful* illustrations for iflstHnce, he told of | point he had inherited good habits, his enrivonmcnts charged when he had {matured. lie "went to places where men were gambling, he tried to gamble, hrf? within his conscience + began to whip him he told theni it 1 *" w^is not his will, he tried to drink intoxicating liquors hut couldn't; finally he returned home poverty stricken as a prodigal son. He was glad he had not taken part in the r? worldly things.. Thus his subject on trainjng a child was made plain'. The pastor accepted the Invitotion to preach at Mt. Olivet Baptist, Church in Chesterfield courity last Sunday at 3:00 o'clock. The people . . were well satisfied with his doctrine. There were ft l^rge representation from his church including the Jun'ior choir. His sermon inspired the people so much until he was ?n vrted again. Sunday night the pastor preached the most interesting sermon of-today "His name shall he called Wonderful and He is the So-n of God," Af?er---ir tfroeongh TriktjK-usiKion in ? the \spiritual realm h(f Brought ki* discussion to a J.ove1y climax by has taken in eight* (8) members during the Past week. Revival services were carried on last week by Rev. Sample of Annapolis, Maryland and Rev. Brooks of Charlottsville, Va., assisted by the Pastor, Rev. Walter' James Davis. The services wil continue this wqek by the Pastor and ,Rev. Strassen. The pastor will preach on Monday niqrht ?. "Nobody Knows What "a Brownski.n Woman will do." Rev. Strassen will preach from the'u tihrough Friday night. # SECOND CALVAliY HAITI!?!' j:.V .? **?""" ' The pastoiy. Rjev. M>. jVj-artpJette Peace announces tfie following M5CC1" i cs for Sunday Oct. 23rd: 1,1:15?Message Theme: "Impris>11 (1 Souls;" 7:?0, subject "Which] *!(>(!?" A modern approach, to the ; is Commandment. < 'i he, Church School will meet at > 0 A. M., Supt. Poe in charge. The ' !. V. P; U. at ? P. \1.Mrs, Albert a .sir-ons, President. I Notes- "Soeond Calvary adopts [ loy Scout Monumentr" Moikl-iy even- j mg at 7 P. M. The meeting will bei. l.eld at the churehs. The TfifecTTng | oirmittee is composed of Dr. N.. A. "enkins,, Mr. K. L. Simons and 'he pa.-toy, with Mr. William Poe, Scout Master, assisted by Mrs. R. W. Jackson Jr. . ST. JAMES CIIl KCH NEWS* Altho* it rained Sunday very, hard the Supt. and his co-workers were 'at their npst "f 'i"*y - : -The Services wero good despite the_. iiaiijy hoi-?The?Junior Choii " lwatj at its hotl Sunday?morning) .?rv. uwi'ii s suDject was "Confidence umh. .Faith in the Church .of God." This sermon was very much" nnhft-iiu to Those present. The war is on. The Japs and Chinese are still fighting. Monday . ight the Chinese Wedding sponsor(i by Miss Wiihlementa Herrin was .ui'e a success.. \ '* he Japs are having an old folks concert Friday night. This is sponc.ed by iMiss B. A. Bouknight. Sunday is the Red Letter Day for die Japs and Chipese Drive. Rev. J. McClellan will preach Sunday nile for the two armies and the army ", aising the highest amount of money will be 'crowned bv 'he Presiding Rider. ^ m ^ NOTICE " ?. ' The advisoryMommittee of the Lay-inen Movement of the Columbia Conference is -requested To m<tcT~al Chapel Station, Columbia, Saturday, Oct. '"Mb inrt nt 11 A M A II lie r i li ; to attend arc welcome. H. B. Riktard, Chairman Julius Bowman, Local Com. IIEMMIXGWAY CHAl'KI, -?== A. M. E. CIICRCH Rev. .1. F., Stanley, Pastor . We have been- having a spiritual revivnl - ...wuiis wnicii Dogan the 2nd Sunday, lasting thru Rrd Sunday. On -account of so much rain we were somewhat cut off but during the week we had a brief message each night. \Ve went home each night rejoicing after being plowed up by these gospel messages.' These messages were brought by Rev. Jessie Falk and Rev. Mcthaliu of the Holinest Church of Conway, We were also glad to have* with, .us Mf. ap.d Mrs. Sam Pinckney of Conway also Sister Rosa Long. Others whose names we-don't have space j to mention. Five persons confessed Christ in the. forgiveness of their sins. Rev. Stanley has tilways proven himself a man of God, I pray God's hles<sing upon him. Hethlehem Baptist Church Rev. S. Chestnut, Pastor Our revival meeting which commenced-' the 1st Sundav niirht ?n<l ran thru 2nd Sunday night'was very good. During our revival meeting we had several visiting ministers. Uov. J. F. Stanley, RevrJc^io'Falk and Ave had the presence of several visiting friends from various churches. We also, enjoyed the cooperation of our sister church, Hemmingway Chap'el. We pray the blessings of God upon i Roy. Chestnut that he may be successful along life journey. , CONWAY NEWS llethcl A. M, K. Church , Hey. W, 1. Gore, Pastor Sunday was ia very rajiny May. Church attendance was very poor, yet a faithful few was at their post of duty. At the usual hour of %prvice Rey. Gore, G. W. James and John Charlton ascended the rostrum. The pastor selected his text Romans K: 1; subject "No Condemnation." Ho j preached an inspiring sermon. * Re-i marks by Rev. Charlton..- \Ve are very pleased to acknowledge the pre? | encc of visitors and welcomes thc-m at I all time. On account of the inclemcy of the weather we were unable tohold Sunday School and nigjjt service. The public will be pleased to learn that Mr. Daniel McCray* and Mrs. Hannah Johnson are rapidly recuperating from their recent illness. Mrs. Katie I.oman was called to Dunn, -N. C.,\ Friday on account of tbfc illness of her sister. Mrs. C. Parker, Is somewhat indisposed. We hop-' that sh" v.-'ll bf> herself again soon. Mr.-G. W. Tyson and Mr. J. B. Jo-nes motored bo Charleston last week on business. Mrs. Roxie Tyson returned home .last Friday from N?w York. '. She j reports a very instructive aril- en | loyable trip. There was a ngeon [ Fly at the church Monday night for I the.benefit of the church. I Bethel is wide-awake now and I straining every nerve trying to raise j are very busy and, a good suceehs~ne~ ' assured. We wish tff express our." sincere thanks and appreciation toMr. C. A. Jones, Mr. John Moore, Jr.; Mr. F. B. Hemmingway, Mr. Jas. llemmingway, Mr. Collins McCray, Mr. George Latimer; Mr. Thomas Gadson,, Mr. Paul Nickenson, J. Jolance, Mr. Cuffie Jolance and the good sisters and others whose names I cannot re-call , at this writing for the work that they did in helping to , beautify the inside walls ptf the . church. It locks like a new build i.nuren OI Laving Uott, Pillow and f Ground of Truth, H. I'. G. of T. I is glad to report thy w.ork growing. Rev. Bro-. Pollard, preachetPso won- I derful Sunday night.. ' Thursday niie a program was carried out. Fried -chicken, 'potato salad and banana ice cream was served in the* dining room of ,fhe . church, T<>K2 lie?Jtalb Ave. This was done by a few members of the Charity Club No. 1. Deacon Henry Grant, Jr. is the Supt. of Sunday School, -a He gladly brought little Davis Robinson along Sunday. Verb Griffin i.s a regular attendant, and is always on time. Olivia Dendy has been absent for a couple of Sunlays. I believe she is sick. Am gostill with Rev. Iluckett. JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. . ZION ClirRCH * I Rev. \\\ B. Gibbs, Pastor Sunday School was called to order at 10 A. M. by the Supt. hjs teachers on the job infspite of. the i i.ainy weather and children to 'hear ivord of the Master. At 11 A. M, Dr. Gibbs preached | a wonderful sermon from St. Luke | Foxes have holes" and birds of the air have nests, but the son of man hath nowhere to lay his head.?This was a master-piece. We onl.v.w'T n/1 fni' n t'li 11 church Ho hem* tlii? on usual pood messape, 'as he pave each man his moat in'due season. Woll mipht we say like David: . "I was plad when they sail- unto me, let us po into the house of the Lord" Truly the Lord blessed our efforts to-' try to be found at lh .> house at~the j time appointed to meet Him there. i Sunday H:00 the pastor preached another stirrinp meSsape from 2 Tim. j 4:2. Be' instant in season, out; of season. JThls messape will lohp \ live in the herirts and mind of each ; one present. When he told his hear- | ers to serve God in season and out j of season so as .to he found on the job when Jesifs comes. I Remember the?, sick! Go fo see - Kvorlasting^-iKvolling" .Place Atl.j who know Rev. Anderson calls' hjm j a great preacher. We are always r glad for such gospel messages. It is what the churches needs, a good reviving of the people because they are ! on a wopder-like state of mind. Job , when he said "Oh that I know where i I might find him. * The people wants ! ease of mind and soul and no weak preacher is able to console the mindf j unless he be strong. The doors of i the church stand open for the word ' of God like that at all times. LEADER . . , .. . two ckijat mi;i;tim;s in tin-: STATtt IN A. M. K. ( IK( BBS ' Mr. 1'hlilor: Since* your Mffc$t^yyduui4i? paper has become the niediui^jhrougli which all K*i*<Iiichurch 01 i^ftiizations j nI>lish their doings, I lee I thai it. i A open i?. to an indi\idual who haS- a word to say Tor the good of the Organ i/.atiott ol' whit h- he is. identified, And especially when he? assumes all HTa tesponsihilily for what h.o ^ writes and says. Now tner<. seem to he a great tinrest on the par' of some otticials on account of the Laymen meeting held in Charleston^ S. some time ago, and the?ftr-eacher* meeting held in Sumter, S. ('. . But as a Laymen that loves m\ i:hurrlr~and""KrtTTml let me inform .ill that is Concerned ahout the welfare of the Church and school they needn't give tlu-mselve.s no uneasiness ahoUT the Laylien's meeting in ChaHeston, for il w le ?-oii-po-e.l of man-?nifnd.v and worn, nl.v laities of the sta'e thai stall L?Ho:?Lhe?future good?* ?!.. I'mi.l.ni.rt h' ;i;ul~,Tl,:hnwl rt'g^nllcu" nf the feelngs of men. V\*e feel that, our church .and schorrt -is here to. jstay. Anil sine.. w<* are larirelv rh*. litmii. c'iiil suporters of them, \vt. should have a larger r'cprt?*eiHiiti<his of manly fay men on, the coiwyuittl-es aiid boards desilirg with the coHeetions and disposition of same, Taxations without . epres.mtalion is unpleasant, unfair at:d dissatisfactory thing sis nlong any. people or any grtnrp ttttd. disrtiptous geneVally foV!,o\v. Why not do what- is right,"by* let ting all concerned -see 'that things sire. going right f*rr.? "? ^TIk" lsw r-H it's meet hut in Charleston pledgvd 'their'* support to the church and school, hut wants, an inside a ie.w of affairs and an itemized istaUml- nt of all funds handled. The re-sohi'io'^s adopted in our meeting wasn't* against .no men or wo me a that means tp'.db right and stall i for the same. They criticised some actions"'vn nrr pas,. rrr bad handling of fund's, wiih no desire to td'iiiie 'In i it ihi 'nil i'11i r;11 ifi i i I Iking guilty or -billowing stub a thing. ' There is a saving 'hat "You must hollow when ybu icy. hurt.' S< we arc hbllbu'ering when we are hun ainl-liefon- u,. . i e Inn fitgain. n> K . p from getting hurt.' We feel tha' a person that "has been given sufficient chances to se't. that affairs go righ' and lepiateilly fail* d to have done So should he left oil right. Now 111 'conclusion we arc all \vt. till' bishop he hasn't'?luon?hero long enough for if in l>c .ojhprwisi". All of his program .thus'far-haw bee mrrced amj sec in i mi l y the whole, l!ot iit> one raised a voice against it. when it was in our power to prevent it' tve diihi'i agree. TJiat says n|l were with hint ?r. suhmitte! to stimu. Hut it doesn't say that we mustn't stand lor some needed change's in the affairs of the church an i syhool. and for rights given us in the last two general conferences. : The best friends to a man or cu? tern- are not the ones whomsray> tlu^ best things or agrees with everything right or wrong/ Sometime that class is looking for. selfish guilts?h..ve lost several prepared mCn of that type. I feel when they Install hope, they went to other churches. A got parent -chastises his children 1> cans, bi?.love them, so it is with -nto-in?Uwt. ehureh. I 'am going id stay, and stand for right. <? TI. R. R!KAlfft, Prosperity, S. C. ' "' , t VDVISORY COMM.ITKi: MKKTJNfi 01' 'I'll K P1KDMONT CON I'KUKNt H J greenwood, S. C\, Oct.. 1 o- The rtu*ctmir ?1 t.hc; /Yu.visory \ omnuiu* of {Tie T.ivmon's Movomftlvt el' the lMedniont (SinforeiHe appoint <1 TronT llu> "Annual State Meeting in, Cliarlustcn met in Greenwood., West oil-Chapel A.M. R. Chuwh. . Mr. T. V. liar vis of Clinton, chairman, and Airs. - fifil Ev * . . ~~ r~? " ? ? Ifi^cknkvs r l'M)!;iv'l AKi:U AM) Lie soi i ii('Altai in " mm?iiipii' i" i&rs.. . - ..^iagms. DR. GEORGE R. KEBE Chiropractor uoSi; ami i: sijkc-i.\i.is^r . A - - vOflice lKi\,!l,,<1 . . ; lil IN ( OM MIiV\Tn 2(i2!> Taylor St. I Tooie- 21 .MM \Yedncsda\TrTThurfcday, 1'ri.days Hours:?10 to 12?1 to 7 IV.CIIAKI.KSKIN: 107 I.int' St root Saturday. Sunday, Monday,. Tuesday Hours:?1ft to 12?1 to 7 ' Ma. ;je (.'ra\\Jf- i! < :' 1ir'ni., -i(.r reta.\ . ?:?i-n=?T-isnii ijuai < >: j. ; . lip'!". _ 'I > !'< < ?i imi ?i?-:tMIVl* llUiSi Ul? - Mill.' !:.? laV-, - .In lin ali | in pay -a.ai-.'. ami nm. , i'l'i.ci!. (,. ilaiii.i-." fiu-i- i.? . tin J'tiiiiP !u-t W'w'ii t.a*. :a\nit n. at .' VVy ..jii>i iii pi . - n. .r :t i mi . liiiriii'i:.-. i' : .att-'i . i"i .'iniraivh ana .? ivnui. : i a. . aai:.iHit iia'v a. i .a .. < ...I i?. .!? liisliu1 -i*T7T:i. .. /."*! " an-:.. Wr. pay. i't:1 iii~:.f i ii _ l-iiU" tri'at_ all r scllntif ,i;.' M\V 'I.I ' t. I-II WIiiIi'J.iiliy :u..| v' !. .;ipv,,*r i.y iW ' . ii?:a'i]i a.';: <>{!.? . 1>!.a i . ... \V. Illii.".* I 9 i. a -! ini:>-U*i - \. ii?. ;.}v# ...u. i; \vr liU-ail 'rr'ii.ill XVi'.ii ;A::'l . In. 's' >' p . hi'M* iiM'ii:.; u I t \j ti. ".' A i t't purl '"a:." Vi: 1 aaili i>U" iiifi l:111'.'. ; : ' -"-t- a . . ! . _ ' :i ' ' i i ::' . ' -a ' . 'I?lill : 111' >:. It. : : 1 ! a' tillilli i1 ' t perienee rtioans skill ~ ri abifit\?I ho reason i\ ybu cap place ul>st confidence in our |l7|Tj| iljty to ser\e you best. iperibr equipment, morate cost, care irfVvery flgejS ' " ;'i I Women. , Office: Residence: 1125 Washington 2230 Hampto* Phon G429 Ph ne 7664 . ; ' t . ^ DR. J. G. STUART; O ce Hours: Telej hone: I- -~*r00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4692 . r.:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3796 Office: Residence: 2030 Taylor St., 1117 Pi*e St. .. ^mmwmmwmmm I , t Office Hours: Phone*:" ' IT A. M. tp 2 P. r. Res. 8671 0 P. M.. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle , Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: . Residence: 2115 I-ady St. 1301 Pine St., ' Columbia. S. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 8:3U A. M: to 7:00 P. M. Office 6031 * Residence 8871 Dr. D. K. Jenkins ' DENTIST J .lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridge* ; Sunday by Appointment Extraction by Conductive Ane?the?i* a Specialty. \ 1107-Vi Washington St C'...la <! DR. H. Hi COOPER Dentist of the Gums Special Attention Given to Diaaaaaa Gold Crown and Briuge Work A Specialty - -? ' Office Phone G429, Res. Phone 8264 \ ' 1126 Washington St., Columbia, S.C. PHONES: \ Office 3413 "" Residence 3422 DR. A. J. COLLINS DENTIST- , 1.V17 Harden St. Columbia, S. C. *0 Ofli.ce Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798 v i, frfthtpipk ___ Attorney-at-Law and Notary Publk PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS - -State and Federal j 1119 Washington St.. Columbia. S. 11 * . , J. II. JOHNSON & Co. 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