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Saturflay, January flj> 1935 ^. BETHEL A. M. E. CnURCH Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor Columbia, S.-C.?Sunday school met at the usual Hour with Supt., W. H. Young, officers and teachers pr?|sent. The Sunday school lesion was-very interesting thruout. The pastor has already organized a Bible Class. The SunT day school^is growing numerically were made betjween^.the temporal and spiritual "house. ' ^ , Friends and- visitors are always welconv. . ?r?DOUBLE BRANCH A. M. cHUKtu o ( Rev. J. E. Dixtyj PastorSunday school opened at the usual hour, 10:00 A.. M. with.the. ^ Supt. Mr. Wesley. Drehgr and his proulp of teachers at their post of duty. We had a very interesting lesson. ?. - " The lesson was liiphly enjoyed by all. . The A C. E. T .eaprue met at the I usual hjpur, 6~ o'clock P. M. with Miss Cora Tucker acting .Pres. The Leapue seem to be very inter" >> . estinp, and willinp to. do their pai'i in behalf of the church. Miss Cora Lee""Tucker conducted a ebahpe propram which all the leapes took 3 parts. We sanp our lea g? ?Wu were very triad to v . ...?. '...hi. , *< . JV7 Iliil 11%> VlftKV.ia ?* 1 I I 1 , B j. Dickson Gave sonic splendid remarks on. conduct which wo arc always glad. t? hoar. We hopeshe will conic. again^&?d....speak to us. .Rev. J. E. Dixon talked to us from St. Luke Gospel 11 through the 15th verso. Wo-w.ere glad to have so many of ouor home ministers present. LADSON PRE'SRYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. A. S. Powe, Pastor. The regular morning services began at 1 lt:30 with the pastor in charge. After the devotional per iod Rev. Powe, the pastor, deliv a red?a?wondftrful senium?fsornActs 2:42, which read thus: "and they continued steadfastly in thg Apostles' doctrine and fellowship" He selected as a subject: "Little 7' Pictures of; the Early Christian v - Chyrch." The message wns well -developed in every detail. It was well planned and executed. Communion ,Services were conducted. immediately after the morrting a services. The annual week of prayer services were conducted Jan. 9-llth. Elder Johnson, EUk*r Pelot and Mrs. F. K. Butler were in charge of the services .respectively. The Sunday school^, ppcneel at 4 with officers, _teaehel?g'_ and pupils present. A very beautiful lesson. Peter's Great Confession" was dis cussed fully by the various classes The Christian Endeavor was called to order at 5 with MUsses C. J. Richardson and Emma Harper in charge. A very- splendid program was had. The topic for discus-. ... sion " What Do I Know About Prayer^?" was led by Miss M. E. Randolph. Other discussions were made on the topic V>y Elder Butler and Miss C. A. Jaokson. Others baking outstanding parts on the program wecf^Misses Harriet and uons oooawin, ivnsses imossa Dixon, Laura 'and Evelyn Johnson Mary Gladden a*nd- Mr. Gerald _J Dixon. We wish to thank those who to'ok part in making the program a success. Services for Sulnday Jan. 20 will as follows: iM-orninpr servicse? * xr 30 a.m.; Sunday school 4:00 p* : and Christian Endeavor at >6:60 p.m. The topic for discus- I sion will be "What Do I Know About the Church?" BISHOPS MEMOftl/l, THE FRIENDLY CHPRCn Rev. L. L. Farmer, Pastor Sunday services were well attended at Bishops' Memorial. At 11:00 o'clock our pastor came TinfVi Q Vi/iorf enr_ mon*from Galat^nx G:13; II Cor. 6:17 Subject "If any man be in Christ be is a new creature." We received a deal of'thoughts and inepirations. ~ Come and bear bim. Visitors are Welcome. Remember Sunday school is at 3 o'clock. ' ^ Dr. William vChappelle the super! nVjiient. is holding his own. aJP?30 P. M. our pastor came to V^Mfain. giving another splendid ;..L , . V 1 FRIENDSHIP BAPT. CHURCH } %t\- " ' Rev. F. M. Youpg, Pastor ?= T- . . I Columbia, S. C. Jan. l3,-?Sun- ^ day school opened at the usual ( hour, with Sypt. J. B Barnett, and ^ teachws at their post of duty. ? The less'oh was beautifully dis- < cussed by the various classes. We lfctenen to a" interesting review by Rev. A. G. Grant. -.The morning service was conducted by .Rev. A G. Grant. lie selected his text John. 15:1 which was enjoyed by all. Sundav iniofhf R>-n W M .able wont'Hov, found many of t.hp _ church poeijs of the_ above named church <5n -their way to worship. Thp SuQiti Mr. D. A. Harper ' and his teachers were at their.post of duty. . ~ ' .At twelvjp o'clock the pastor nrduntcd the rostrum and preached a. sou* -stirring: sermon, from 1 hapten of 1st Cor. frpm 20th Y^_ _ subject' "Examine yourself; and see how stand the case with you. J.iJil ivit oni J11 ni tjj buii nwl within us as the man of ^God"talked"with- us by-th* way.# . Wp were shocked to hear of the tfeath of Mr.'W. M. Allen, who^diod at his home at rfCayce," Saturday, Jan. 12r* Mr. Allen was a. class dbader of the above named church. r We fool ourajost- r is heaven's train. Miss?s LaUrd and,. Bettye Jackson, Evelyn Johnson were the dinner puosts of Miss 'Wilhelpiena Carter Sunday eveninp. The younp ladies'expressed cthemsel-.' ves as haying enjoyed^jtberrCselveswhile at Miss Carter's home. -message from Isaiah 30:21; "And" " thine ears shall hear a word behind thee_savine\ This is th? wa? walk ve iiT it, when ye turn to the i ight hand and when ye turn to the left." Using as his subject: "The voice from behind," It seems like ir. every way, he tg preaching bet icr and betters Mr. Williams the. son f Mr -and Mrs. W. W. Williams is in the hos pital: We 41*0 hoping that' he will soon be better again. The Willing Workers Qlub was entertained by Mrs. Elizabeth Dre her, 1003 Two Notch Road. The meeting was called to order by the .Pres.,.. Mr. W. W. Wil- liums. Tlje following officers W re cldptwl. Rev. WiHiam "Brown, Pres.; Mr. William Shropshire, Chaplain; Miss Ethel Bryant, - Asst. Sec.; Mr. H. E. Smith, Treasure; Rev. Farmers', remarks were full, of inspiration and filled us with-the desire to move onward. The, next meeting will be at the " home.' of Rev.1 and Mrs. William U t-nu-n jOQOA T* 1~-- > "liiircr may ut?. < Wc sincerely hope that Mrs. A. Simpson, who is ill in a ho?*pital < in Washington, D. C. will soon be i with, us apain. 1 The Friendly Chutrch welcomes t you. . . Mrs- J. Pearle Cochrane, Repqrt^r 1 t> ' > '*'>7' III 1 fir. It' h ' r ?n 2 SERVICES TO BE OBSERVED1 AT 2nd. CALVARY SIMUY.i The Rev. M. Marquette I'ea.v, dinister of the Second Calvary Japtist church announces the i'olowing services for Sunday: 11:20' i. in., . Message Theme:.*. ;"Th"? Jhurch and Life Today." At 7 :.'>0 V-DL the. Message Theme will brt-\Vhy go to Church?" The Church school will be observed at 10 a: u., and B. Y. P. U. 6 p. m. ritessage. "She preached jf ?oul stirrinpr jsertnon to an appreciative audience. Subject: N. R. A. New rqjigion awaking. At 7:30 P. M. are listened to an interesting pro ?ram presented by the General Clam Committee. Monday evening Stewardess board No. 1 met it the home of Mrs. Kiln Jackson in Henderson St. with Mrs. IT. M. young1 presiding. An enjoyable ;venihg was spent. The pastor is low living in the New Parsonage, 1620 Toba oo. St. To the delight of he mept rs. Rey-tllie iley Is a pastor and ?re*?au(fh Among the visitors fie and "V , .A: - i. THE PALMETTO LEADER r':ttor;rthttc meeting of wam>l:i:4-: district. ... Oh .Jatiuaiy 7 tli Pr. L. II. II<'!?ui)iti"Ava.\r. I'. 1-:., with bis queen ly \viu\ Mjr. I,, li. Ibmm'ingway d iv< -1 . n the 'InVur p.t-. St. Paul t v. hi h Kev. 0. h. ff'arr v i- pr-.- o . "i he nioctinjf w:tv open a ~~ >\ vo ?! : < ; ittt tr? itv S. A-.?fc 1,< o L. 1st. <1 l,.y inn. ?alid Script tii;e le's.-oii Kev. n Nt A. ..!?e'.b' hymn Itev;.. " Ilichbpt pv ''1 If" mum t inp was in b turn It it in tin- hands, of the I'." d K. I > .Hemingway addressed the 0 ni:i:::.-tet?i?-and laymen with words lj . !' i neoi.ii apeniciit which ',were ap- p pr .eiated hiphly. After which s the lollowinp -brethren were ap- 8 'pointed r< porters: ReV. E. E.? Rich t iii'The Samaritan llerald; lie v. s C. I/. Riin- The Christian .Record- 1] i r; Rev. B'* J. I Iodide The Pnlme.t- n : o -Reader. c lii-. Hehlihirway presented Rc\. d Bethffu, who in turn presented the q following new ministers of the 'I ti/LdeU. Rev.. 'iw Ravi- r,-C?tho ()i:in v elmt; district-, stationed at t Hve-um; . Rev., Ipivid Smith, Man- 1 nin'tr -district, now at Louisville v Circuit; Rev. E. -E.. Richburp, of -s Mannin.tr' .district, now* stationed f .jantes ,Slnt<>m-,-Rev. Bethea > they w ere favored peacefully by ''! bei:\p a-.s'.tirted t?> the Wateree 1 * di-triet. one of the best of the 11) t "districts of the, slate.; one of the ? two . that- won a scholarship last. 1 year in the Educational Drive, j5 The district pave them a waxm J1 ris'ihp vote of welcome. * 11 ?ft or which J-hv-?Heminpway ^ pro eeded to outline his budpet c lor^fh" confei^'iice year and inM'lm.en'ii pa-:<>f wna.t He woupl ~ vxpeel' from .j?is clta'rire. " All of ' 'which w as approved sati.-failonly' 7*" by. mini tcrs. laymen and the Mis- ^ sjonary- ladio.s w]p> have alway? pjvek their uiisfjjjnted support ati<1 V'Ore present in Ftrtt* tpnn'hers. tVe v ' .iv .or'""o" tjffr. pri ,1 r--t?worn?n in the A AI.Er-C-hu!eh'in the Wa- ! 'yr't e Di.-trkt and three of them * thave h.een elected as delepates to ^ the Qeadre?+r!:\l Convention.,/And ' I >' ,'! . ram'ry'w ay. the efficient P. E..inf:ti'aa d ilutn that their travel in"; expor-os were already " provided for. lklepnto.- s Mrs. L. II, Hem ji* i twrten ? AT?w C. Qnn>jwo>,c ATt?c? l-_ V A': him In a / ' " ' ; The ministers . reported- - their food r.i! the;above date fop Allen Univci-. ity. and d . the P. E. t that f.e reed' not vorrv they ( wnwl-r hi in 1 rc i lead as in the pa^l. Th.e Elder at this' point ;; present ul Pew J. I. Washington <i na?t?.ii id\ William ('1*6^1 ' Station 1 Oranirebury. . .Hey. t^shinirton, ? \v:t'i very helittiiur words address- t d the brethren, and expressed hi- o 1'pproeI:.t ieh of becoming a member of {he. Central 'Conference and , stationed at tlje' head of the Or- f a ngobur"; distr'et. Rev. X. A. Bi- v ' Iv'Jl responded. ? t T-h.e writer'thanks, the P.E. for j niv .' lie ' '.ni- Hint tvn, re- " 'ported 100' per cent on every item . and \vas -Hie only one in. the dis triot, .lbat reported over our Edu a'iera a --cs-;mont. The hour' for- adjournment havinjr arrived .the pastor informed i each one tlv t the .crgo'd-ahd faith- . ful ladies }p.d dinner*.ready. At this- tame an otTering was taken J and" pC-senP d to'{lie pastor. V The following ministers and fvTPofs wo.ry selected. f<ii our Plfw ^ t' li.-i "Mi :'-im;,:': Pistpict Confei*-. enee, T.onisville Circuit. Rev. Pnvid, Smith.. P.a-for{^Sunday School 1 Cenvru'ion. Si. Paul. Station. Pi v. 1.. Hai r. Pastor. . ?. ' "" ' - 1 MOOHES ( II VPEI. A. M. E. Ji ?:?CIII RCH R? v:"~I. (', llrown. Pastor r y >vhe 1 opened at the usu v d )v n- v.:i.th' lko. .bis. Roid pre- C s'idinij. The Uisson was discussed d y iri i :-v\ in-eri'sU . " . ' > >itk and is improving nicely at this writing. Mr. Chappelle Hayes Ir.Ts bivii i.it the siyRTist also ancT h;rs improved very . mucin Mrs. Muc]< h';.s been indisposed but is much better at this writing. Sunday were: Keys. Goodwin, Miss Burton, Mrs, T. J. Ransom, Mrs. Priseilla Guest, daughter and grand daugbteiv?Visitors are _j aheays welcome, | MORRIS BROWN A. M fc. . CHLKCIl llev. Jesse E. Beard, Pastor. Charleston.?Sunday was an ieal day lor church goers, and he services at Morris Brown .'ere well attended both morning, iHi night. The pastor, Rev. J. Ei tetrrd?*1?oke a;* usual to -the -ehiliuii of the church preceding the turning nermoij. The .subject was lite Dug in the. Manger,". To be ruudhearted was tire theme deuced from thiT story." Packages f candy we're di-sti ibuted_ to the 1 ititle ones at the close of the > as tor's . remark's., The morning ermon was preached from Deut". th chapter amd 2nd verse? The-heme was "God's Leadership." A plendid sermon was enjoyed by he worshippers. The evening serum was preached from Matt. 1(5^ f hapter and 2nd verse, Die theme iseussed was' in the. Jshape of h. ueryT *'\\'as Jesus a Negro?" 'he pastor discussed fully the iili.ir-rf^ and emphnrjml lliC" Tai'T * hat Jesus, was, "The soh of man." ' h'ee?d is course was interesting as fell 'as instructive. .The-? Sunday chool ami A.C.E. League held orth at their- respective hours. It ? pleasing to "note, that .there -is decided increase in the attend- _ nee, as well as the finances of he chu^h school. past?r in he morning sermon, laid emphais on the fact, that we are livng in a new year and that we hould appreciate the yeaVjs-iwe ave .already lived, and thojjlessigs already received and enjoyed. here were?two-or signs to the- hurch during the (lay. Mr. Win. 'ampbell, Mrs. Blanche Rivers m! Khlui J. S. Mui'iillt WOl'lb pros " nt di^virig the evening service. The pastor accompanied by--the 'res. of the Missionary Society ml a steward will attend the Get 'ogether Meeting tomorrow. We cere pleased to have quite a few tutors during tho day. Visitors te always welcome at . Morris irown. Tho Palmetto Beqder .is nxiously looked for ea"h Sundrry. "he church moy<f? fbrward. ' ..HEMMINGWAY NfeWS" Clt AVIS' A.-MT-E. CHURCH v Re\. P. M. Knox, Pastor On Sunday''morning all church roers were oh their way to the emple. Sunday school opened a' the usu' il - hour. Lvsson was beautifully ji.-cussed by the. different classes, 'cv.. P. M. Knox reviewed the leson which was enjoyed by all. Afer which a contribution was ra;s<1. At 11 :.10 Rev. Knox mounted the ostium abd beautifully addressed lis congregation. This message vas very helpful. It was in . ping with our Sunday school esson. .Aft r sv-rviccs Rev. Knox suj-i . ITSlod the wonfen ot the_churc,-i {) vtndc conference, a mean by wh ch " o raise' soine money" for "Foundr's day" He appointed Mrs. Lizio G?Vdo?? ft-^ dlcd+op. She-appoint d Mrs. M." Brown. ,Mrs. Daisy Irown. Sonie^ of the pastors appointed . cere.: MTs. V. Gil hard.Misses A.-t.Ulherf ord G. Holmes, M. Dingle. ' tvlL Taylor and N. Brown. This" conference is supposed to i first Sunday afternoon in I *ebruary, a:UU. Wo are pectus a lar.ire crowd. We were very gladto sec our hree teachers back with us. We !<>pe they will continue.-to be with is as in the past. -They are: Miss s Dingle, Rutherford and 'HolmA good many out of towiv visit-' >1-3 were setm in town during the _ I' lidays. i?onie came home to isit parents and relatives. Our 'allege boys and girls'spent a few 'ays with us_ also. ' They are: lissos Mildred Wilson, Mattie nd Hortense Cooper, Messrs B 'ressley aVid A. BrowYi from Allen .'11 iversity, Columbia, S. C. "also onto of our students from Tuskeee Institute. Misses Dollo and luini- Gordon visited their parnts_ also. . School News __ C'havis Graded School The faculty of Chavts Graded drool returned this yejjr with new 1 ft fW nrr/1 o J ? ?? - ...... ?. s>\i.Migci ui'it'nimiavon to -push Chavis on over the ?P- . * * The enrollment. on Monday mining seemed to have increased 0 more. The'group of teachers eem to be trying to give the chilIren the best?hey have. They i:tve been grouped into pairs to >)nn and raise momy for the fret-, ei nient of our school. They are .rouped as follows: - Prof. Tis!ale and Miss Rutherford, Misses lolmes and Dingle and Misses Vhack and Fulton. We are hopng their success will be-.great. And faculty spent the holidays n different places. Prof Fulbon fisdale ar>d Miss Fulton at their~ mine, Kingst'ree, S. C. Miss Illirttil'hilM'iini mot at 6:30. A special program on. New Resolution-- was carried, out. . The pastor gave a talk on the Young Folk's Resolution.;! foi 1931?. He advised them to ' makt a resolution to never be absent And bring others. Music by Son's of Aids quartet. . . At the evening service the .pa-? tor gave us another gospel feast. He whose as text Matt. 20:7. Sublet. I. nnilV- AS-dlfhmont tl Two other t-souIs were added to the church. Miss "Ruth Holly* a~Teac}iei' of the ^Greenville Sujlivan Street school w^s the week-end guest of Miss Dervine Keitt, teacher of Well ford school. .Was* royally entertained in'the home of Mrs. Hula Alexander. The Emancipation program wa? beautifully carried out op .Tan. 1 at the school houpo; Those - ppc oring on program wer<e Mi*s. Lillie Roberson, Miss Essie McMillen. a student of Cumming-^Sf7 ?High. Rev. King, pastor of .Florence Chapel M.E. church and "Mr CF Vance". Mr. Vance being the principal speaker. The proclamation was read by Mrs. M.'J. Vernon. The president.. Mr. J. B. - Fo,?ter amLco-workers are- doing?their hit to make it bigger and better each yejgP.. ' CALVARY A. AT. E. ( IH RCH Rev. L. C: Butler. Pa>tor Leesville. S. C.?Sunday school opened at its. usual hour -with fmpt. anil teachers present. Morning services began at 11:30 Rev. Butler entered the pulpit and delivered a strong message. AfJter the sermon Coniiiii'":"" ft,Hew. Vl;. , . -77-^?'The League held -its regulai meetitig. We were bgck to church Sunday night and R* v. Butler enteml' the pulpit and- preached .tr an appreciative-congregation. lie selected his text from. Matt. 5.-13. We . were indeed glad to have "had-Revv-T. E,. Harjv r of Prosperity to worship with, us -Sunday night, while in .the city he'spent a while with Miss Carrie Mae Boyd. - v .J.. Marshall died at the holno ol his parents last Sunday nigh' after an illness of two days, lie was a .faithful member of'the Juvenile for nine years .up until the time of his death. The body was funcralized at Friendship Baptist Church Monday P~M., Condolence, letters were read by-Alice Boyd .and James Inabinett. Judon was a student 3f~the Hampton Hi. School and.a member of the ei.g-h: grade. ills absence leaves a very yn-t pap especially in tthe class rooms. The b'Ody' 6f Miss Sylvia Banwas fun^ralized at Calvcry A. M K. Church Monday P. M. .' s ?Mr. James R. Boyd spent?Xpw Years, Day in Aiken with Miss Ci V. Care. His trip was quite a success. To our surprise Mamie Miles eloped with Mv. William MacPbnald of Cheraw. S. C. and was married. Now they are honey mooninp jn Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard of N-. Y. C. left-Saturday after spendinp two-weeks with the la'tors' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd relatives and friends, They also spent Friday with Mr and Mrs. William MeCarter at their beautiful comitw Mesdames Ant'ip I .on Cornelia Hartley arid Mary E Hypson frpent Fridnywitb their si* t(??vMrs. Ida Boyd and daughter Carrie Mae. Mr.-Prank Humphrey is very il at this writing-. We hope he wil soon recovery. ay Hdlriies, Charleston, Mis* Pingh Greenyilie and Kingjutret?,? M ts Rutherford Newberry, Columbia and Edgefield, Miss Wligek, Greer ville and Atlanta. j. ? HwawoarimMreii listing tne sacral JpRB tions ta ...understanding, dig>d Service insures ||T|Tj| ?te compliance with e inviolable rights' iesires of the be " **?. r ' I f PROFESSIONAL | t CARDS t X . ?; ?. " , Office. Houri Phone J 1:30 A M. to 2 P. M. Office 3638.. \6;WJ F. il. to 8 P.. M. Res. 6648 Dr. C. E- Stephenson 1'hyeicit.n and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children .* A Specialty. Office: Residence: 1414,Vi Assembly St. 132S Oak St - Pi.yBk.an and Surgeon n.seasc* of Women and Children A Specialty Office: Residence: 2il5 Lady'St. L30P-Pin? St. 1 Columbia. 8. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 8.30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6031 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins . DENTIBT i, '7 Fillings, Plates, Crowns, Bridgrfa* - Sunday by Appointment Extraction by Conductive?. Anesthesia a Specialty 11-07 Va Washington St. Colo., S. C, : ^>?bdtfcifc=e?0FEff=^ " w TM.UM ? Special Attention Given to Din ? eease^ of the Gums Gold Crown and Briuge Week ta '-?* 1029 Hieli Mark?t Street -J GEORGETOWN, 8. C , Office Hoars: 9-2 I-* ;jH Dr. H.Q,Th 1 -J SUKCEON D'oar Skfvice Gold Cr?ywB??P ^dime?\*l 9 . _ is sometime ' M **Sia visit the 1414 Vi Anwr' ^ j M . ei. Garden 9 ? lEONETTK ' M K*tra?UJINGTON griunjj ,m op. Phone 6669 J