Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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An interesting paper wafc read by Miss Lu'cy Lee and also Miss Jessie McNeil. Attendance \Vas larore and . '11 coMect^orts were liberal. Everyone * ' h _ hpH n hnppy timc .>-u.i went away ro joicing. . SPARTANBl'KG NEWjS ' |? . . . . '.-i . re " (\ Silver IIill Si. K. Church fu Rev.' G. A. Thomas, Pastor"* v. ..." & .. ** Bi Sunday was an ideal . day and many of Qthe .church goers were on oll their way to the respective churches vo Sunday- School?w?*?hrrgeiwattended and quite a pleasant hour was m( s^ent. The review by the assistant th Supt. Dr.- Adains was very enter- wt taining. . ' ,pr The morning worship 'began a> ph 11:30 A. M. The pastor selected the i'i message from 8th Psalm 4-5 verses' pl< \ . -mm . . . A- suDjeet, Man,, tne little god. mis pe was a master-piece. he We are pleased to acknowledge the I Lc presence of our visitors each Sunday ho and will thank you fay your eontin- to ued visits to our services. You are kii cordially welcome.?? : ~ey The Epworth League, ifj moving on pi nicely?with?tlx*?olficicnt?pi esident _ Mr. J. S. Simpson. > The Slabtown Convention on last Thursday evening was a unique suc1 cess. It was an enjoyable program and was witnessed by an appreciative . audience. The audience was kept in an uproarious laughter during tlie entire program. Mrs. G. A. Thonias ' suOiisur. The Pew Rally on-Sunday evening. 1_ October 9, given by tluy Roosters and Ladies Aid ClubsKxyas- a financial )W .c.success -Br-W^fcer-dclivyru.! .in ad- 1 "" dress at Greer's-Sunday;?Or. Walker plans to open a dental office in Greer. St The hit of the season will he the Home-coming contest in November when Claflin will meet Sta'e. Crowds from every "part trf the state .no erpected to- atendt this great clash. $2.50 round trip excursions from all j'1 points in South Carolina. See IieV., G. A. Thomas. , ^ r The Claflin Alumn! Association - , met at the home of Mrs. Essie Moore . glj with a full chorum. The next meet> . sol ing will be held at the home of Miss ^ K. R. Moore', Keene St. ~~ , The entertainments given by Mosdames J. B. Walker and William Be- .. . r . . _ rs< tnea were quite a success. \Those, etntertaknment's are l?iven ?for the ^ benefit of the church. _y The Lions' ?11ub representing the ))a V men of the church made a splendid report. The sum of $24.00 was raft- -pj. , ed. The final -report will be made the 4th Sunday in November. Men! * Listen to the ladies report next jH, ^ Sunday. . " 1 y<j Mr. C. B. Morrison has changed the looks of S. Liberty St. by re- jnJ pairing and opening a first-clash j . . , ? V MKT UK I, A: M. K. CHURCH R??v. R. S. Lawrence, Pastor P< The Sunday School was (in full vi loom at 10 Sunday morning with j lu: t of the teachers and officers at of ie f5 post -of duty. The lesson peri- fo 1 was very interesting and the re iew by Mr. Harvey and remarks by i in ie pastor were ^ery. much in place tr nd enjoyt>,l by all. Many visitors Im; ere present aiy| nn.lnn.iw. ie Supt. and school. Quite a splen yc id audience wi^s present at the llt-15 . M. service and listened to- a glo- n* tius Sermon delivered by I)r, Law- jy nee which caused great rejoicing p. the word of God fell fnto the heart1 h( believers. The tefct \vas t&keti jyj itb.. MM h P'uilin 5 voniib Sub ci "rnntilem or *ight of the Cross." hreo persons cfmir nnd'j^ ani'd~tho ehun.li upun Invitation tor te liich w'e are thankful. en Dr. Lawpence preaehed at Chap- j0, die station For Rev. Green Shnd?v ' . - ? ^ at 'ternoon and again Jfil]ed_his_pulpif"bj^ 7:30 P. M. Selecting as a subject je( A'hat is Regeneration," as found !tj. St...John 113 Thrnin Hwft w?o-e~ aT wonderful, sermons pure and ire filled gospelP with at the Chris- ?c rln Endeavor hour. Miss Eva Por- j_j( rliel i and Miss Franklin Scott were ^ charge assisted by Miss L. Stfoy sej e puigrni was very, pood and well: ndered. We wish to thank all par- Jg. ripants for service rendered. The ? en icial Com ni it tee is conducting "Hal w '-en Night" in the Spnday School *, 11>in a | ?Friday?t+nr?28. un.e and enjoy an evenng of real in with thi? children. ; :?- v? "A Mock Conference" will be held. fder Ahe--jauf.picus ol 'Stewardess >ard No. 1 Monday night the 31 in e basement* of the church. Come t you'll forget your troubles when a hear these reports Next Sunday will be known as Wo- mc rnVi l)ay at Bethel except where | e women allow the men to have a id to say. The sermon will be ^h oaehed hv T?ov '-iict?.? w:liioi?? ?I*' it form service at night. You^are -J cited to witness these -services . ad-u'. HetheT -Church is again ap- l0?(. aliug to its members and friends to j ' U>_ill_ruLung~uur conferenee-elatms-Y6^' t us not forget how kind the bis- en' p anil the general church has been Bethel and in this way return the ulncss. Pay oVer your dollar mon to yoilr leader or to the pastor ease. IT. PISGAH A. M .E. CHUKCH Ml bei Rev. M. G, Williams. Pastor ? ' thi Greenwood, S. C.?The Sunday thi hool convened at thb usual hour 'die th Sujvt. and' teachers at their post j duty. After the lesson was well his reused. it was splendidly reviewed 'pis our Supt., Mrs. A. M. Perrin." on* l"h(t morning "services began at the ow ual hour. The pastor was unable boi 11 the pulpit. However, he js much Th moved at this writing . th< Key. R. H. Marshall took charge of-Tire p services. TI is text was tfoVind 'in . Mark 0:10. " Th^ subject was well th? !cussed to the delight of all. ' Steawrde^s .Board No. 1 met at(^a 2 home .of Mrs. Lizzie Bishop 205 .Lei llwee-i^t.. at 'the usual liuur With jb* ? president. The meeting was ste I lei to order by the President Mrs. ion M. W/illiams. 1 Encouraging remarks were made dei pastor, members and visiting Co' !<>nd? ' -Thn ninmtifi*; om olu.o?o I v? given ML 'lit: iiuiiic t?t nun, j-pp, "awfon^ Remarks were made by ^ stor and some of the officers. The : pr< ard so adjourned themselves for ^ n evening. is The B&ards are making wonderful ^ ogress and we hope that the mem? will cooperate w'th eftch other to" ' op fheift on the level. Quite a few member^ are on the k list. Mrs.v Leah Mosley, Mrs. la Wright and Mr. L. C. Waller. 1 t those who oan visit them and Su eer them on to recovery. ' 'A. * 1 THE PALMETTC ACTIVATES AT SECOND ?; calvary. The Pastor, Rev. M. Marquette lace announces the following serces Sunday, October 30th, at 11:15 Message Subject: "The Daughters Z * ' Martha." A sermon witlh, a pro und human appeal At 7:30 P. M. Subject of the eveng message will be "Modern Idolay;" the second in the Ten Comandment Series?vital messages at will reach the heart and mind >u should hear these series. The Church School and B. Y. P. U eet at the regular hours respective. .- The Junior Division of the B. Y U.^presents fat the,?B. *Y. P. U >ur a.play entitled: "The Choosers' iss Hrtygnnri, itirnnti?na? At 3:00 P. M. -there will be a spe; -tl program featuring the Cnrppn. rs, Bricklayers, Painleis and Plas rers of the city, who will be prest In a. body. Special music. Polwing Jhe erowds at Second Cblvarj 3:00 P. M.? an address_ will be de ered by the Rev. M. M. Peace; subit:/'Are Negro Skilled Laborers mmed?" D. D. Mozee and clubs onsoring; benefit of the rally. Monday evening 8:00 P. M. Slippei vvMi, miiu juufti am cilipilttSlZlIlg }lloween.*Admission ten cents. Mrs W. Jackson and Mrs. M. E. Rus!L_ promoters. Benefit of rally. Columbians cannot fail tp hear the cond Calvary Pastor, Thursday ev. ing, Nov. 3rd, at Second Calvary lurch in his maiden debut as a ''The NWds of the Hour." It's ing to-be j^d Jiot. You too must in the crtvyd.--^ ' ??r ? T? FRIENDSHIP NEWS v" . . Fijjpndshjip's rostrum was filled on naay with the Rev. Isaac who deered a _^wondorful sermon from~tlf3 ct Rev. 2:7. It was a thrilling se> i-L-i. 1 * ' m iu mi mat neara it. rho Friendship church sends her legate Deacon Wm. Kennedy. The thsr-mane.wAseociat! n which held jir session at the Gerhsnmvane Bap t Ci.urch at Chester, S. 0. '* D to con Kennedy met large crowds pebple attending the Association, gi eat sermon was heard at 12 00 lock by Rev. Hall, ftio congregation wa;? well-fed, both iritually THini phyalCfllly with chick , pies and cakes. EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev, R T T.pmnn, Pnotnr The Sunday school was opened at rOO a.m.", by our most efficient Supt" \ M.B. Williams. A goodly numr was present. The children listenattentively to their teachers and ; manner in which they explained i lesson. The lesson was splenlly reviewed by Mr. Jas. Sawyer. A.t 11:30 a.m., Rev. Lemon selected text fromT Cor. 3:8: Now he that tntpfVi ? 4-V? o f '1 M..v? ?>v vjihw naici^Ui pre s: and every man shall receive his n reward taccording to his own lar. Subject: Labor and reward, is. was a message that will lipve i desired effect in the hearts o f iDnancT women?so beautifuly outed that there will be no escape for ! wkked. 5:30 p.m., the president, Mr. James wyer was at his post in the A.C.E. ague with an appreciative ' group youh? peopfe. The-League is - JJ1-- *- ' - - ' auiiy growing under his supervisi. f:30 p. m.f Rev^ Thompson, a stunt of the College Dept. of Allen liege preached from St. Matt. 5:13 are the salt of the earth: but-if s salt has lost its sfa.votir.Cst'tiere:h shall it be salted ? It is theree good for nothing, but to be cast ;, and to be trodden pnder the foot men. This/message was full of ?ded information that will* do us ad. Mr. Montgomery joined our id. Among the visitors were Mr. ther Myers and Miss Baxter. VTr. John Wise and Mr. Johnie Swy rt lare oh the sick list. We hope them a speedy recovery. Conference is now at hand. Every mber is working hard to do his -ttr have our pastor feel uplifted. Saturday, Oct. 29 there~ will be a itterling dinner at *the home of s. E .C._ Clark, 2503 Washington eetr Let our members as well as ends mjake this a grand feast. She 1 also have hot fish. Dinner will ready at 1 p.m. sunaay, Uct. 30, Mrs. R. I. Lemon giving a Silvers Tea for the benefit the Few Rally, at'4:30 p.m. The w Rally will be Sunday afternoon v. 13. Rev. W. G.Owens will >ach; his choir will furnish, music, drs. Mattie Mosely of Greenwood visiting her sisters on Liberty St. s. Mayes, Lever and Gray. 1 mm ^ Wlh/NSBORO NEWS Wayman A .M. E. Church Rev. A. J. Felix, pastor The Sunday School opehed <m~tim,e nday morning. The Supt. Mr. S. Moore and his staff , of teachers V " ? ) LEADER ?- - I BETHEL A~ M. E. CHURCH . , | Dr. R. E. Brogdon, Pastor Georgetown, S. C.?At the usual '.hour on Sunday-A. M. an appreciLve audience heard a sermon by our pastor that was "Stftfhg, and beautifully illustrated, and encouraging. The words of the text were selected from 2nd Chonicles 32:7-8, "Be Strong and | Courageous, be not afraid nor dis1 jinayed, for- the Kihg~or Assyria: nor ' for all the multitude that is witfii him; [for there be more with us than with jhim. With him is an arm of flesh; ' | but with us dhe I>ord our God to help *-,us and to fight ;Our battles." J i Bro. Greene of Goldsboro, N. C. and Bro. Howard of Spartanburg. S C. ;were welcome visitors at this service. . | Owing to the steady down pour of _ ' fllft a|l stiinHay ami Snnfjny + of the 16 inst the entertainment by the men was deferred,-but come out Sunday night of- tho 80th and hear ' thehi. According to a previous telegram recieved by the pastor on last Sun' day, we are expecting Bishop Noah L W. Williams of the Episcopal District to be with us on_Sunday A. M. I Oct. -30th. Come out fand hear him. le is wonderful, come early and avoid k, the rush. * it ' j The Senior Stewardess met Sunday jP. M. at the home of the president, * |^25 'Church St., and the Junior Board ^met at the parsonage, 417 Broad St., . at the same hour. The attendance at ;J>oth was good. ft, 1 We Still'have"a number of sick members. Special prayers were offered ' them at the ihorning services last g{ _ Sunday. - = Tf I.ADSON PRESBYTERIAN ' _"~7" CHURCH 1 Columbia, S. fc.?Sunday Oct. 23 was a beautiful Indian summer day. 1 Members and friends of Ladson took advantage of the weather and came (' ut in large numbers. Rev. Powe filled the hearts of all M his listeners as he expounded "the gospel from Judges 10:14 usingjas his 1 theme: "The God ye Have Chosen." ' . . ? ... . vv He vividly ppipted out that tfte at- ..... mighty wanted Israel to see the futility. iyf her * heathen"t3dds, "tKIs_WTse .. men choose the spirit that dominate J.c their lives long before the time of 1 -difficulty, that we must seek now the God who will not fail us, ae'quaint ^iiow^-oufselves-^&h--Him and be at "7 o . t 1' I peace. This was truly and uplifting and soul-stirring sermon. A Boy Scout organization was or- M gqniz^d in our church, Sunday a w.eek ^ ago, by Mr. H. B. Rutherford. The Ladies Missionary Society -will ^ inieet Nov. 1st at ti^e manse. Mrs, A. S. Powe, hostess. Elder . C. A. Johnson led pffayer v meeting last Wednesday nighLt^He ^ made an interesting talk using as ; his basis Prov. 22:13. M. Walker Johnson. I ? 01 Were on hnihH* ?ni wo h-iH n wnnHor. ful discussion of the lesson. We had a very timely review by the Supt. , ' At 11:30 o'clock the pastor delivered to us a very inspiring sermon from Isaiah 40.31. ?! At night several young men and -women wete fellowshipped into the church as a result of the recent re vival meeting. Quite a number were sent to the other churches of the . town. r The sermon for the occasion was ** deflivere^i by the evangelist Rev. U1 Miss Balfour. An* appreciative audience witnessed the services. The Stewards realized a neat sum ll< for the pastor in their rally. They also announced that it wpuld be continued through t^e Second Sunday in ^ November. ? Mrs. L. P. Campbell opened her school at Shady Grove last Monday ^ morning w'.th a very fine erp-ollment. The otetlook apears bright for a prosperous term. She has as her ' assistant Miss Ruth Peaks. We trust _ this will be their banner year. I The pastor and members of the n:? m L 11 u: ? .-u d ay School a' the irricd on hy the' Sun". I:.' ?H. The lessors wir'r !a TG tOTU'+lfi s aT17i .>< ITT* asses, after which .Mi? I. anexeite reviewed '1 ? h ? as 'very yi ><<<[. , At 11 (( 'clock - I'a -: Owens. pTT-iwiic.i ryn" tot .on "Stewardship" w.illy say t'hat nur h-ar:.hilc he o 1 k ? Ration for joiner-. waV < id :ifiije wa?? XL-da,- . ip chinch, th.i.- iiialu? ' vth person haviny ;lves 'o 'he' cl'ii;; i-h'. Ill the irt'twr.inii, - y ev. J. C. ,Alnlei>or? S. . M. E. Church ca:t,v a: is choir ami nn.-n,i < t - . . ondyrful service-. Dr. Antler. ujii' jjrt a. i.4-v arm Christians." This v. aery hiuvR-nr~iiirii.,u a;..j ijr truth in 1.1(1- I ? a-'At 6t:Jo 1'. At t!,... U.jvU-MV" lei \ve ha.l its our jra,-' A' , k'Clelland. -the w.f.i . f ti'. . . : J - . "ft -W der who made -a,mo remut rr-**.T as very much ai?i?rcvialed. At 8:00 oVlock ''In* p< ;.i eaehed a wonderful s< s:<. . ; ated vith^ Keys.- A. J i .uifrm'ouis, Missouri av.d l!e.v. I1 ' te Lancaster <ti>tnc*.. 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