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" ; ^afiirHay. February 2, 1935 ... - - < * " SECOND CALVARY PASTOR Ta -TALK ON "FOOLISH (TAM^ BLERS" SUNDAY. . The Rev. M. Marquette PrnTvT^ Minister'.of Second (.'..lvuisy Baptist church announce.-; I hat In** will preach a spvcial sermon at !!:<. It: 20 servie Sunday niuridi To* "C". theme of tiiii- uW.^e^rr?^'rtt Tie ~ "Foolish Gn"ml/k r>_l'-iXlw?-miniv .~r ^^Twill attempt to deal w.; : '-a pi'-.blem as old as the- race". Such iflt J as: Is man a '?r:i?r.h|yf jiv" ' tun. * Why men n-'nljlc? A re kamuk'js iuuusm . i- .hal in v.* itself a guinbl ' \il layout-led upon by. the. niiuistt r.;- 1 >rJ\twbn~ tier- tvhat he is jroini' tt>.-ay couie and hear. ' J"*-" __ _At p^mr- the nim'.sTt' r will preach froin tJiotheme ;~"Tby I'.rs t,or and his pi-nldi-my Tl'-.. _ ' - Ghttrcli school "meets :i lit" ;i, rir; and U. Y.-<P, ,.1J. jfiotipr at <> p.in, J The Juniov K V, l-'-^-^r-rnou[> wiJT install ita ollaeers. Richard (In-. ??roll?Loevy will add res ; Ttnv"iL'. i unp. T ?~? IHSHOTS ^l'.M < Hfl \ l. ~ R?v- R. I/. Rainier, I'may Sunday serv'oi > ,\v . , muhirlvd - by the pastor, The. .-rn.'a' wet? well p.-.-pui ,i a-. i .' V.'.i |y dr. - liveiej; and evdi y . mr pii-s-ent' : . were inspired b\ tin iu. It- v .11 In firm U.."n .. i t.. v . *?HV uvi 11 Cell* I : AM' Jv 1 ( t j< out sonic time and hear for yourself. .1 , The Sunday- school met at the usual hour with I'.. ("-ajv-e.i^.-.u.. Supt. presiding. The 1 < <' well ^discussed l y 1> ?*,' t, .i i- ' > 7 "find scholars. , . * Th<* ^ministers of tAti-n' j'rvHsity,. Organized-' an S. '' S 'f-1 ??t lhcjl ht-lIK* of All-. , . "*l" . 14, 1935. .The Willing1 WorkV.-' ( 'ah to" at[Ntlie_ home -of' Mr. >1.. Smith 1317 Heidt St. Miss Ester ftrya'U* \vi.: chairman and a nice' pjrngj'ant y- a< t'ej: dered. -The silver lea 'given hy-il'v Willing -Workers. C! 1? hi. t Su'm<>ay at the ho.me?- i,f .T"r .Sallie Gui>tj?r aviis a suee. r* amfrvnry much enjoyrd."? ??? \* "EM A Nil EL A. M; E. ( Ill lit*11 :?? fttT7^WT*A7TTlu7mT7Tp7_~7 . . Columbia ()ti -10:00" o'cli ick tlie 'le ?i ? "'U'.'i IIM'I \ 'n?Iy reviewed.J)v t|>; Morning h... r lOith n Rntf. v;.( ^sson St; Luke lo? T i- W, itl; ???? w?5? highly onjovei I \ -,)] LL~ ^ ,?? T}1,?.A- C Y . ? ' hnnr wit I) ? i.^y,. it!*. .V ? Night serviei' beyan ;.! T 'ii I -V 1 <^ J>V'JllI).'-.! iiimlJli/i. ? wonderful sermon. \j . . Mrs. Liver of I'm I'.-r'j'y "y, Smal^ >vory.|iinr ,r~ v.'1' ? . . itors are always \\\ h p. s. Ml. II. .t JTTT;rr.'?T^r-?broken in a train w:- , , ? 7 luttO, IS. C. Jan. 1:; j. . fine. .Mrs AI. -i.\ f; Ml-. M, B. WiHiaei- ';> * ,<\H. ? fllH'd In M- . . ^ able to be out attain. MuM.... 'L ^omerjf improves v.-hT Sunday is 11>>t>> .n s ?the pastor wiil p.r ... ...? i ' '<-y.1 ^^ezsoilirtrTr ~,, ^r,? " anl .membeuf.i' . Mi*. Ester (1. ! i , , her Br'o. Mr. .lane c; ,'ri Baltimore, Aid. Jle yn e<l Fridav, Jan. h1/ i, S. C. ' .Mr,. K. mVu..; ?r^i- attended who-fun'??': ,!. \V- v.. ,.,j to ^the family our >' < M : thy. 1__ 1? ?; The?Rninianut'l Pi's by,- *?TTiTI ?-? mot'at tho-')i,.#r, ,u- r ' Mayers -Wellnosifr^r ii 'it." ?t 7:JO. The" .juee!:'ii>- v.ns calledtd pnlef by th . president Mrs. Minn AI?AlI),?W J y> ionaJ exerei.se" w."sr ]. r j,?* -\i... Hu^ey.^ Tliww AL w "i ? -common m-i: -r .ciu . aiis:G& Griffin \\'a< a-t'in X- ? . after whifh-thf httHWi' ' cussed. A , BiuIkMH .r.\\ ill be given at the 1; 'in- of Mr . K. M. Miules litJS II idi S'.- .i '.ri. :;i. The .next nto'-ti".::- will ' ' .M at the hnmP ),f tr.v i.- i'.,11'' 1 |T~?A delicious repast was'served: . Miss. Ethel Coohe: n left l Yh day Jan. 18 for X. Y, She rv.ports a pleasant trip. THE MISSIONARY CIRCI F. OF FIRST. NAZAltl1.I'll & ; Rev. W. M. Do^yrK, I hmfor The Missionary 'Circle ant-at ?--??the home of-?Mf??hrtttC" fit i'r with Miss Gevena AUjun?y_:us hostess. Tse Circle was cHl.-d to order by the vice pieAi-'ent. Mrs. Sallie Oasen. The devotfans com . sisted of song's prayers and tire ; scriptutre which was read by Mb's , Katie Goree. tier 1 v .t locals "which we\jl/njoyel (ho ; ick , cojnnrittees made their report. ,! Mfs. Ivolia Wright was roprtf'd "* sick. We wish for her a . poc.ly recover. 1 ? . ' Tho roll was then ca'lul and i. each paid dues which amounted to The club regrets the leaving of Miss Aftnie Eee Portce, wiio.is. going to Washington. 1). C: to make her home. " ~We~ are working , lor Christ; come and see what we aiv~ doin^ for the Upbuilding of humanity. / The next meeting is to Be at the home of Mrs. Leila Kohrrs JIT Tree ' % . ?ptioet, Feb. fath." Margaret Sallus, Reporter . , JAMES A?M. E. CHURCH ' 1 ...w ?^ * \ " Rev.'I*. S. Mosley, I'astnr Columbia, S. C.?Sunday School opened at its usual hour with the superintendent, Mr. R. S. Russell presiding. At 11:30 a. m. morning worship ris ' began. An interesting and inspir.A;-"': V MkntMim - . ,... ... jr~. ~~1 /_ ^???? : *; ' -j -> ? ?? : ' i .-hig ff.nii'Hi was preached t>y the pastor. Immediately aj'ter service ^he Mj'ssioary workers held their meeting with the president, (Mrs. .Mary 1 helps, presiding. At 7:30 < veiling worship began. The past... o ? - , . VMVOVV4 U " V/UUW11UI OC11UUII. jo an appreciative audience.*7 After -lids .an invitation was entended Tor joiners. Two persons united, .diss Claidiy . Robinsorv-* and Mr. W illiam R(ibi,n-son. We wa'-fl glftd in t.t! lito* Robert Delaney out Sunday morning; after being inbiyiosod lor several days. Bro. Hi laney-'is the-president of the . Jubilee Choir.,j Among the visitors Sumlay_was . -lia^tlttskm-of^Jones ChapelA. Mt K. /ion Church.? ? ?Rev. J, f, Hilton, Pantor Sunday school wa0 poorly atlended at the above named church un- to liiu unfavorable weather. 1 1 In- lesson-- was. fully discussed by the various classes* The Box I'aitv> whirh was gmrnrTSaturcIuy night for-the benefit of Stewardess Boatd no. 3, was quite a success. Everybody is invited to attend ijie first quarterly conference of if-1- RTew Brookland Circuit, will ye held at Mt. Pisgah A. RI, E. r luux-h, Jan. 27, 1935.- - . UNITY A. Rl. El CHURCHVi. Under the direction of their pastor, Rev. George Adapis*--th? -rmnbers of-, Unity A. M. E. t l urch sponsored, the best Christ' 'mas lice the}? have ever witnoii' " ?rh v ' Grl'ts filled, the beautifully deem ale d ti.ee w jiich__niade?up- the Histaiulinj';"-part of the decoration, the altar) and several tables, this made every one feel the real -pi i it of the Christ. * ... The pastor as-ked that a hundred .. tree la* given. When it \vas_ovex.at appeared that .he might have been greatly disapoint "PTITt: Rachel Brown of Holjy Hill I and Mr. and Ktrs. Herbert TamTrrtittn of Washington were visiton Sunday, .Tarp G. Mr. Ivary I >.iily was -out after an inneas of j-.iiil two. months. ".Mrs. Margarette Smalls is ir> .' c hospital recovering frommifi if. t at ion for nppeiHiix. A. M." Hr cSl'RCH Rev. 'I'. k7 Harper, 1'astoc ^ ''f" til Lpn.. rU .L I -n. element weather, the first quarterconference. of the Mt. Moriah - -f'Jtv, was held at the above named church, i After all rrp""*r ; 11 v; ;ittn iTitmjjiilmuik'e adpnimctr f QT the (lay. 4iidci.s sch055f~\vas called to order .by tlie JSupU ?The?tdass'e? " v..cr combined and taught by Bro. S. Davenport. Reviewed by the p r At 11:15 tllP "" ' '''"f V?np.nw irr r r: usual form:- The pastor intro^ diued the-P. E. who preached a svtrn ieiTli! sermon. We s' e. before us a great year _ banner r from all angles, with the cooperation of the elder, pastor and so-nib 'i>. , Among the visitors were Miss Ha".t:" Steplu ns,' teacher in the lenumUy of P n>iq? i _/T'liiller-.-rtttrient-ar~Drayton St7, il'gli School. - ?H-l PfrE-mr\ XTTT^lAArPTIST . ... GHUttCH Rev. porter, Pastor Raleshurtr Tn suite of the incl rmnt weather, the young and old Were out in large numbers at theirpost of "duty in'Supday school and regular services. Rev, Porte ,| Jf'nHrdt ittlp ?-rmr: - o-Hiw?rtrrrjt?prtTttTTcd from- First Tinvotfiy .'Pl.'l. At the close of the'sermon a.n'offering was liftd,hr ur dear old mouth piece for tin- dimcems.?David?Barns; We \y ere all elated to have our pordigal son return to his post of duty. immediately auer rne onering v c -\vent into installation service. Our pulpit was graced with the ^pastor, Revs. Bailey of Olive __L!!:nnch Boptii.t C'lnirchrMgTr^tt Of ?1!id^cBpffhg^ The right hand of ^fellowship was extended to Bro. !' an'* Williams by the ministers, 'is and- the entire hpdyt niak i i g- lviin welcome tq his_newly elrct?d office. Bro. Williams pledp od his loyal support to his church . ti ! onstor.v t .Misi Mary A. Brown-Reporter. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH , Dr. John H.' G/ant, Pastor Anderson.?Our church welcomes Dr. J. S. Benn, P. E., and Dr. .John. -IL Grant, pustor butlr newly appointed to the Greenville ( 1 tTstrlct. The first quarterly conference was held Jan. 20-21i, by Dr. . ,TV S. 'Benn. On 'Sunday night the Presiding Elder preached a soul stirring ser^ jnbm__ Mandaty--at 8^-o'clock, TtftlF the usual' devotions Dr. Benn began hv electing the following Con - -fnVfTco""officers for the year: E. \\r. Carter, Jr., Sec.; Committees: Dollar Money?A. W. White, Cbr. Continherit?P. W. Simmons, "Chr. Missionary Money, O. E. Johnson.. Chr. Presiding Elder's Ass.?John IT. Rattle. 1 Reporter?O. E. Johnson. - * *" A report ^vas made by each aux iliai vi of the church. TW Presiding Elder expressed himself as bein^r biphly pleased 'with work i alfeady done bjT Dr. G?-ant and his.-.'people and he i3 looking forward to a successful year in every \Vaj&?^ -?7?7 '?. s niTtiiiairr- 1 .... ^mtTzion a. m. e. church J. >1. Jackson, 1'awtor Sellers?Sunday school) opened at ita us^al hour with Supt. -and teachers at their post of duty A$-'i ter the tesson the pastor gate a splendid review. At 11:30 the pastor ascended the rostrum unif brought forth a messaere from Heb. 2:1; ysihg for a subject: "1 wjH i^i-aiwi -oprm- my HiiT' " to the inclement weather \ye did not have night service. One of our very brilliant students, James ' 'Crosland is out of school on ac-, count of illness fr an indefinite period- isTgreat4y^Trrrss5cT B}T the teachers and ^students. " The "faculty along with fhe students . _and^iriondB--wtsh~for~lrim"a"speedy recftvpry v? ~~" Mrs. Eli Brown is a little in disposed at this writing. Bro, Eddie Crawford is still on the sick list. We pray for them a speedy recovery. The Stewardess Board No. 2 met at the home of Mrs. Lucinda Davis Thursday. The meeting was good A delicious'course of jello and cake was"*served. Rev. J. M. Jackson was the din ner guest of Mr/ and Mrs. Heyward Jones* The Dashing She along with their coach and other teachers , mo. wneu 10 nennettsville Friday nite and played the return game of basket ball. The game was inter*; estimr. but the Dashhrg^Six (lost - -feyryhi" point. The scores were 15 16. > * 11 s' r^rnTurir7 Rev. H. 1). Stewart, Pastor _ Laujrens.?Junior-* Day was ' observed Sunday with Mesdames . Hudgens, (Mathis," Oliphant, Stuart and Whitner as group leaders. The reports are respprtivply as folldws: $6.0&;$2..r>:i; $4.00; $3.05 $1.84. Fronv the adult church $10.00.. Total for the day $30.00. The difFerent departments. ~ are making rapid progress under th'e general supervision of the pastor The pasloi'_is-still smiling^ wer"" his Christmas eift $9.00. Rev. Satierwhite brought a ines sage to the Junior church Sunday evening. Rev. Satterwhite is in_ . tire Theologies Ldepart m 01 Vt s>i 1 BcrT : edict: ~CoHege. = _ Alonzo- AVhitner, _ "sub-freshman of Benedict College filled his-plaee - -as?junior ~deaborTl5unda^ _ ?The church ft?gift ftf m^r^- - -*y to MiHs Kebfcta Fleming who is. a patient at the Waverly hospital. The "Sunday school and choir gave^ a Surprise fune*'?Tr~nt fV>? : 3lot)ie. Aif Ml'o.- tj; C. Hudgens^ for Mrs. Frances Hunter Higgihs, a recent bride. A very _useful_pfift_ jvas?giverrdrer; Every Sunday brings a number of visitors to our chQrch. The sign of welcome is ever out. RffV. -Tnrvej -F "Jni'th, pifetor is on duty every third Sunday. He also assisted Rev. A. H. Levant at Rocky Spring and Simp sonville during hjs_DlnesSn. ? RevT an(T Mrs. Stuart were the Hinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Burton .Sunday. The W. D. -Club of Junior Boys tfrganized by Mrs. Hudgens with Willie B. Crisp Pres., and_Albert - -Anderson, as"Sec., is rlcrlTSg- ex " "cellent work/ .. The %unshine Band-of^girls or- . ganized by -Mrsr Sttl&rt, "wTtTTMattie Mathis Pres., Minnie Ifby'j. Sac* - -js?also active. " ~ ? . Misses Dorothy Caine, Helen Dendy Lois Mills and Master Willing T\fnfh'g inii'-lr tar the Junior church. Rev. Hamilton of. Spartanburg is "la constant visitor of Rev. Stuart. Mrs. C. Dillingiham knows _ dotnilr nf lliii IiiIhItihxm. \Y II,LI AM CHAPEL N A. M. E. CHURCH 1 f ? B/rfL I Orangeburg?Sunday was a cold day but an appreciative audience Was in attendance nevertheless the church school convened on time with Supt. Morgan'and his corps of teachers at their posts of duty. feature was injeted in tinprogram of the school in the form of a question box bearing on the ; present lesson. This'Was quite ' inieccstingandenjoyed-byall, JPivtfne-'-servicei began- strictly at 11:15. The pastor "selected as , his Subject: "Norman having- put his hands to the plow and look back'is fit for the kingdom." Many interesting thoughts were gain ed and enjoyed by all present. The pastor went to St. Matthews in the afternoon to deliver an address in the school auditorium in behalf of the library drive. He gue service. IMiss Goldie McDuffie chairman of the program committee-presided oyer this session of the League and acquitted herself as master of the gtt.ijatjnn. -fe " nt=Tfr^WJT5r was the-cbief speaker of the occasion. Just to say that Mrs. Hemingway was the speaker is enough said^ for everyone who knows her, knows that she is an outstanding orator on any" platform. "Mr. Hamie Pinkney pi*esi, _d|nt of the League has things '"well in hand. The .evening sferviee was brief n account of tne unfavorable weather and smalj attendance. Teachers' meeting was had at . the horpe of Mrs. Ella McDuflfie; The ChappelJe, Club ,met at the. home of Sister Adrana Lewis on Sellers 'St. A dondial invitation I awaits you at William Chapel onl Glover street _ . I ff*, ^ \ ii ' ? ' "" THE PALMETTO LEABEH? TRINITY A. M. E. CHURCH t * #1 Rev. J. 11. Hughes, 1'tfotor r .j .Today being the. regular .pastor- J al day, a wpndertLut service was- " ?tufducted by Rev. J. 11. Hughes ?. pastor, lie delivered a wondyrful t sduT~stirring sefnipn. ?Although, the" ady waj, ujnfavor- t 511 /I in \V(Aflth(?l' it lu.inif M cloudy and light snow, the rally yrii-i r?ida u'lniiiim-jj ri>"~ sponded-yfb the toil call surpris- d iSunday, Sciiuid?iu+d?A. ('. E. ^ I.c-agueand Other auxiliaries of the church are all moving upward. ? \\'it h > shi phei d. a. line > ? Hughes, the sht-tp of his l'otd ale willing to follow bravely,/ and t strive - to make the House ol' Gbdy "c u place- of^dttractioji unto- sinners * St*A1U A.NJH KG IvS Alt, Mori^nVhurch Rev. A.M. .Matthews, Pastor j The Sunday- school convened at c 10 a.m. with Supt. and teachers at v their ^respective por-tr. Thr lesson J was beautifully explained by Supt t C'ril-pmAn - *J At llidO the pastor ascended the 1 rostrum. He made our hearts 6urn * as* he preached. ' e At 0 o'clock we fathered for 1 BYPU. The?topic lor discussion ' was Matt. 18th chapter. This was ' discussed w.idl?.---HIectioa otii-. ' vers is Sunday. " ' Again we gathered lor evening- -*= services. We had as our . friend ' and"visitor Rev. Boyd who preached a soul stirring* sermon. Subjf'l'l ' "<'ll lirlI in " Vl-ll.ilv !>.. f always - welcome to our services d We-are now looking forward to a L gro.it rally op the second Sunday. J, The Men's' Relief ( Jiib is-planning l'r a hew rally on the third "Sufnda^1' afternoon. Thiols to be regarded by: all. . << Quite a number of ?ui- members are-un?the sick list. "We hope n for then) a sneed, 11 i m itv ~ t i *>. . _ ^ J (limiuinv Ifr-Krhlliil - / The faculty and students o f ^ this school arc tankingw forward r which will be lie Id during -y the r week pi' February 11th. We ;ire. r now starting review, which will r enable some .students lo make mon,. _i -Tlnd .school- Won .J-hc piiKcAvhich -f was "given by the Tuberculosis Asr si.ciation for . selling the highest i amount ol' seals.' Tnis?vcilT?be^ rj held by the school until next year. J John W, <-olt-te'm frTrpm-ti v" =? KMANIKL A. Nl. K. ClURCH : - " _ _ ( Rev. K. H. McGill, Raster ' Charleston?: A i r m in I mi l.i ?r ? -Sunday .morning, the religious ac- v tivities commenced at the usuaL ^ hoov, Tim. Tutrorimtor.y Services were conducted by the pastor during which time he read for the .morning lesson the 13th chapter of Genesis. Responsive . reading of the lihh r.'alnis a.ts led by RtiV." " McGill. At the conclusion of the preliminaries the pastor took his text from the chapter named at ^ .brum dwelled in the land' of'Oa- '* naan. and Lot dwelled* in the eit- p ies of- the plain, and pitched his tent toward Si dom." An inspiring sermon Was developed* from this text. ' ' ' r re...- ... C wuiiiu. ir.v c .y UK- weatner changed considerably. ' LIuveevcr r thcrcr y,'rTTr~"TrTT"<"1" ?>H f""ninp" '1"* -iug tile Sunday school period. Our Supt. Mr. P. I.. Jones was at hi? v -post and lltr psuiil-Uovotions were conducted by li'ln; aif+er~*AvhSch ^ the "lesson was considered by the _? ouarfirly. ?, 1 lin?'Pin'?subject"," ^ "Peter's Denial." tvas. indeed in- f terosting. A lively discussion was carried on. The pastor was pros- ?j ent and revie wed the lessop and. ^ -gave?to?d?; some points of vital n importance, s " . " "The evening lesson was road I c from the fith chapter <>f St. John ], The text was selected'from th*. -H7th?fPl'Se." TTTTs was. . another lively sermon which was heard hy an appreciative audience, This concluded the activities of the day. The Junior choir furnished mu*ie: foy .both "services. ?rt.TTit~~first Quarterly?-confer- d erfee of Etiianuel was held. Our b presiding elder. Rev. I,. R. Njch- V cojs was not present on account of S being indisposed?F|Vr th?s- rett- + Jfoiw th?--|Kt?t'*r took charge. The * w<irk was parried on and_hfifpxei a thg_Xln<a>--Af?thr^session Miss N. ^ A-. McQueen presented ""the pastoi^ with -n T-nvtf ?*?C?! u.-.*.-. Ml M ij . yc'iinnc " from t-ho various clubs of the e church'. T\ov. McOill tendered his ^ appreciation for the same, after * which the meeting' adjourned. Mr. J. Moultrie TIarlesfon. Wiincml rm^'ic- r f"y Ml T Mull! trie TTarleston whose death was a 1 shock to the community. were j held on Satm-ilav afternoon in FTnamieT church. Mr. Harleston, of the Harleston Funeral TTome^ was ' J!2u?U+m*--rharrrcTe r~Tn f*hnrlcstonJ-J -Whr?strIfne?s"7asTcd for only a I few days when on last Thursday " morning1 ho pa?sod avyny. An un"ESTimated number of friends came out t? pay tribute of respect and to mourn his demise. * . " NEW TRINITY BAPTIST CTirRCII " Rev. B. F. Stcw?rt. Pastor Wei ford.?Sunday school mot at the usual hour with Supt. J. 'B. Foster and teachers at their post of duty. The... lesson was interest ingly discussed; after which the pastor gave a timely, review. Although the weather was a little ' unfavorable the morning service J was largely attended. The pastor | 7 ' " . \ i " i - lelivered a Wonderful swnion ta^j ten from til. John 13:30-31. Subeet: "WhS* it lakes to Follow CSUS."' ? ?' _ II."V. 1J. U, met at 0. The lesson liscussion was' very... interesting, ft the evening service, the- pastor .elivered another strong message aken from St. .Matt. 4:10. Subject The Benciit of Following Jesus" .Mrs. ^'Ttim ii nil llir K'k list.- We wish lot her a spee y rC-covery. I ORRIS llKDNVN A. .M. K. CHI IU II ~ Itev. J. ii. 3Heard, I>a*tor Services at Mollis were well at ciue d lust Suuuay in spite ol' the old weather wme'hi kept ?many vol slnpei e nauy. ^THTtFcr ;jr ne ptpsjor s sermonette was "Two and oi' hearts." A splendid disinctiou was drawn between the trong heart and the heart or i?iu me stmpte^picture watt much interest to the children, vho were out in guni . numbers. 1'lie morning sermon was preacbeu >y Hev. J. C, .Muck, who selected is a text: Key. 21st chapter an^ st vcjse. "The new hearers a'lu lie new earth was the theme disuss'ed, The evening sermon -was reached by thcLjy^djr from the pt .Levitie!u : Thin chapter ano st vers*'. "SanctificUtion" was se icted as the thctiie; We were avored with the presence of sevxal vLTpn*', v. h? > were made t( eel welcome by the pastor. Dr. 'orter, a loot specialist spoke tike audience in the ninrnintr. LUwr?raken quarters iyn King St. it Warren, * where he conduct; -i f-i Viiin i ii.it Hii) ^ hopes XT utild up a practice in. Charleston >. C. Sister Kina Smalls, one of the Idest members of oyr church-, and or many years an inmate of the 'Church Iloirifill-paxsed away ot he -2rtth? ""| , ''n1" 1 1' 1 11 lir~ ; 11111 din ,11'l rpTn ,|7 Her daugh. er, .Mis.s LuCir.da Spender 'cann' .cum??HtKWfli?maiss. to attend tuo uncial. . gho will leave the citj luring the'present week. Tlv an uial Christinas exercises ojf th> .papers - were?;hl-ld on Alohdaj light, .tbe 2Sth. -A splendid_ pro:1am, was rendered, ami mam isfful presents wore ron-ivci} he leuderr;?fioi i memker-k- -anffc rtenQsr" - " 7 r"7 p |-This event is a fixture at Mor IS Bl own, luiyjrnr . .t:irt<d frjai's-.Hgo, and -has been held every mice that time, withnnfc r*"r ' fTCTluil. 1/ ad'U's a"d memberool< forward to tlrn- event ever'" rear w:fh r'ded-' interest. Our hurch conference vm Wednesday light.' will perfect rmi- -plaovs?for he~''w.-.-f-?of?die 1.1?11f? i1 inn year The church is still looking* forvard. ^ ; =?r==:= r? r' ST. PAl'I. A. M; E. CHURCH Rev. R. A. Yeung. Pastor - I f mari i ?-The services Sunday vas present to Witness the groat nessage delivered by tl\o pastor. bur Sunday sehool was- in full doom^at d"! a.m., \VH7i the Supt ftd officers gt their post of duty. Ve were very glad to have Rev. i. C. ^Cunningham to stop with usnv nwViilo f Rev. Young was surprised when lis members^ pounded him with 'ery (*lad to have Mr. and Alii. Mrs. Ruth Gallman was rushed o the hospital where she under: t=ewt?a sfrkms* operation. r Hopes, basket ball toaih, Miss la-rtin, principal Miss Baton - and t tends?Plhthreil~tffa"M;OnticcHo to day a, game. The gamy ended -in avor of MonbieeHo: , Mrs. Maggie Long, Mrs. P. Wiliatns, Mrs. A. .Gla'sen Mis T, Pa Is oi Mewherry visited Mrs. ie Counts. Mrs. Bessie Miller visited parnts Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas rst week. MT. Z-ION A. M. E. CHl'RCH Rev. R. S. Lawrenee, Minister. ?harleston.-r-Mt. Zion is alive ;ith activity. Rev. -X^wrenee?fras (rings weli-in hand. Both last Sunay morning and evening we were lcsSed With powerful, sermons. \re- had a large attendance at the lunday school in the jnorning--amt he- lesson, was very interesting. Ve also had a nuhtber of visitors t the session, arhong thenr were Jr. -Philp Bennett, Supt. of Moris Brown Sunday school and he nought with him two of his. teach irs to pay us a fraternal visit, rhis trio gave a fine account of hc-mselves as Mr. Brown and Mr. Villiams took an active fpart in -he "Bible "Study Class." CVIr. Bennett taught our 4th Senior is a masterful review of -the on. The fine spirit that is being milt up between Morris Brown ind Mt. Zion Sunday schools bepeaks_a great?future for t h e >-oung churches^ of Charleston. Co ' C~- ' ~4 .' operative -taackresh ip is what the church needs and that is What we are trying to establish Federation ol Junior Choirs. The Junior -Choirs of^Tt. Ziofl M or res Jiiutvn and KniahiH E-A. M. E. churches have l'oinuxI_u federation to cooperate nit anything t^iai vvi 11 > "ilit iji me interest ol' each other.. .The j)uriJ0.se .is To keep up tiu iuUt of the young- people" in elrurch \vork ami inclfciiae the singing ability of all the choirs. Build a wholesome social ami I'l at-riiai "spirit among the young pi op l b ol ail the churches and to jace that their interest in church is saleguarded. Thu first joint -public .program of tlie giuup Will be a ' h oipeiei s Day program at Alt, Zion A. Mr E. church, ' Friday evening, \FebY 8th, at 8 o'clock. This program will be. composed of united choaJists ofall of otir church ?ongs as composed by our Bishops and 01tier. outstanding- A. M. F's. Also there will T>e sol tit* special Spirit-' uals conducted by ..Mi;. 'Bhilip Bern nett, as well as otht r special ^music. . We pre asking the jiublic to come out and hear this special chords of more than 100 'voices trained to truly?interpret hvu,-*ie. The directors will. be Mi *.T ' 1-Kd Simmons, F.manuel; Mr. Philip Bennett, Morris Brown and Mr John A. Harris, Ala. 7d?m. .V: mission will be free. T-hr- publTf is ' urged "To attend.. A special feature whi be the history of tht early ch'ini'li?iw??C and its growth. Also all?of tin "Bishops <.f the A. M. K.sjrlumri 4?v?State*: . T-' Qui- spring rally is in the.ofKyp and the workers interest seems t> be very keen; so Ave feel that wt are -going; to have great success The Five Roses and their hudare lining up rh.-ig?vr.n Kor~ ^ -things a At:, beginning to huni ir Zion. ? When i 11 f' hfl r 1 o slon?Mr ^ ZTnn,. "The Friendly Church wit;l ^tho Warm Welcome " ST. ANDREWS AJVJL-Ex-JLlllJiCU Dr. W. J^.Carolina. Castor * Although an ;ilmn4 Srt-crTrrtemperature greeted?t4fe~ Sun'dh ivi uning worshipers, they were no; kept from church. TJie Stinda\ school which 'foil - in."" 1 Mi was well attended and ahhn::^ Hp- 1 1 v 1 "..,r .. Lin., i liis work wax- b^utifnll vThrrud ni, rb> Mb-k .\TaTTe J ack s o n. At 11:15 the pastor openedthy morning services using Act 2*: 15- subject? "I ..scpt-ration tr.m' -TliaiiksglVtlig." This .Sunday he ing the first quurterdy-iitpTTfertrnc1-forthis,charge, Dr. L, Be.ubvM the presiding elder was pros in. anil helu hfs first conference at. o'clock.- Dr Benbow in his opening remarks, spoke very highly o1, the work 'done in such' a shotf i mo hy tin- pa' v i' nnd p'ini d the people up 'Vi-.vinfr Kp.mr'..the church up to second it) tin I)ist. in pastor's supp^t. rf^" pp.rtsT from the variousd0pa11 Uments were so good.'jn. all re>p et's that Dr. Beqbmv-and his wife could" scarcely, b' lieve they were in little Andrews. The presi iiaty elder's assessment was paid in full, and all other ouartcrlv claims" I fap ift- advance <?f las! war. Promptly $t To'iitjJu- el? The cvyiuHg". services~"using -'or ~Rts text Act 9rft^*Lord \\;hat wilt thou have me do," a> a subject. ?JiYith such- a" coiiipetent |pi >'< 1 ing elder, and a well .prepared and experienced prrt-r \r i - 1 mi if -fo kucoee !. 'Tell >m- we an- rising." ?' >1T. PIRGAH A .M. E. "( Ill H( U v ' * ?it?vrwr C. Cra\\_fprd. Pastor I Sumtefp-Ou r~~paVtor greeted u> ? vmiv- usuai -way wi.n ;i \;i'l V HlSj) i'in& messag-e. lI^choaTii as h < ^cjihjV?.|' '^i-iiitiial ' ii v'li" M Willie Bradshaw ii member of Si. John A. M? E. Church, New YoiikN.-Y. worshiped with t.s. A nice crowd' greeted" us at the ^evening services. The.pastor lectured to the vounr prnpli un.' T! T' - Side of ?Life." We" w rt graced with the presence of Pn f. C. A. Cawson. The pas^oi;. called on him-tp make some -remarks. remarks were enj oved-by 'tiTI. """The collection for the dav ?'a-$118.34. Last Tuosday night.. t-h-^'-dvct mn for The-Electoral vChlloge tooir place. In the first ballot there were three candidates. Mrs. Acinic Sanders, Messrs' W. B. I> Laini and M. S Salley, Mrs. Sanders 'received 53 votes. Mr. Salley received 30 votes. Mr. DeLaine received 23 votes. The votes did not .balance so e eryony \ Ted oyer. Tliis time Mrs. Sanders received"72 -vm TS mud Ml- Si'ylltvy-luK'Kivi .1 ll Tm.l v Mrs Sanders was declared our delegate. By unanimous vol s Mr. Salley was deflated' alternate The delegates will go to the F.ler^toral College at M?rim., v >' eSSBSSBSil mm listing me sacrcfl MRM ions to our compe- ]fc>T3 understanding, dig- BKjm I Service . Insures |Yi|F|| - ete compliance with R$S1 , k le inviolable rights esires of the be- K>r3 wmmmmmmm.. | PKOKhSr-ltvVr! "t I . CA R1>9 ? A " *> !* ~ Office Il<>ur# Phone -M 71 1 'M ' i .. ) ." ]"(.>'fice''353<"'aa 6:00 P. ;i. fo H P. M. . Kes. 0548 Dr. C. R Steph en son Physician ami Surgeon HiBwantia of H^frnFrT^TXhadren A Specjalty Office: .. > .Resilience: 1414 W Asspnihlv Vt H'Jii o.i. o. k>V. i DR. L. ,u. m.^NSKLS' ^ Physician and Surtceon Office Hours: S) to iO A.M.; 1 to 2 P. M.; ? to ? P. M. Special Artcjitiori (JT\t . L?i-rasa? Of Wonien. Office .. * Ue.-idtnce: 1125-Washing ton 2..->o iiahip'iov Phone GJ2J Pn-ihe tot>4 1 DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose ai?t Throat -?? Glasses Fitted Accurately. Office Hours: TelVidume: ii no ; in ; r;- s. 4>J9J 6:00 to t 00 F.M -.Office 3798 Office. ?. 1 . he..-id.once: -20m> Taylor S.1-i' 7 Pine St. - 0ff-ice IIour?: PhorieTT ^L)r. V\; ii, Chuppeilt* i'iiyait.nfk l/tttyftut* vl'i VVVwi^jr'Uriu ; A a?+*ntiiif -V w^'|C 1 ; J Lady r>t. . Ap,nfe gt> Ooluruo.a.: s. C. ----- :?^ Ollice lk,u. i: /'I*:iopitotie?; 1 8 30 A.M. tw . .. i .; :" uy^4'-Ktf&idtetmc. h&rT^! "Dr. D. K. .Jenkins ?DfclMTlal . ?_ Fillir.gs^PIa;c.3i C: . .. '-*au"oa.\ : ... > ; i - . r, - ? Extraction by Coiiua.ct:vo ' ATiesLKeai* a ^i'nciaity. I 1107 Vi Washington * ulo-.j S. 0. III HI -??- t I I - fl I DR. M. 11. COOPER 1 ! 3yit'c.ai' Altf .t; :i 'j: -en, t<- B eaiUiA -^frg?rrjfTr^*~J fl Gold Crown and Briu'hi Work \ SpciTTitH^? ' I Otlice Phone OiJ." i?.. 3264 \ 12.7 Wai>h;i.,; i C. B MWWPWWWMBKt'^.Aa MWW I"?' ' I ?Phor:- Kt g7l>791^^M ^TXTot^DERICK 1 Attorney-a: Ltf . . B "pai i" t i\ "ii Lmmfa=| -?- =T5Tate and IV^eral - B _L119 4V afthrngSton St', Cola., ft. C. I - ; Phone 7811 k> '. B All Clas.W.- of Dental Work . B ^-BrrirTt. TIallman I ?n F. V T 1 c T I'air.V.-s I! \rat ions. Sui .uay s by I Appointnioiit - . payg-: Monday*, 'TTrTiTsdaya Office: 2.1601-2 ' (jervai.s . Street ' Fan-O-Lin System I In IJoaufy Culture H (Jive FAN-O-LIN Hair. S<J?lp. j Dandruff and Toilet Preparation I a trial. Their vvorjfT has been prove>i. lia^e and are crowing H hair on bald hmcD" r nd bare H spots .when directions are fol- H U-'.vvd.' Will promote a full H growth of Hair. h i BosT "Tr..;: 1 11'- $ I 1 box Special, iiair l?row?r .4(fl ! 1 b x Scalp Soap 1 boy Dressing Oil . - 10 ct ;.t^_exLUa--for p^a'nflro " ketristCredin II ^ P.I-.* w x/ . y^. * VOU| -Offwerr Agent*. Wanted AV ritc* #?r terms .._ - - Alade-by-?1.? Mmc. Fannie L. Carolina 1029 Hii*h Market Street . GEORGETOWN, * 8. C. ?? ?, Offire Hours: i) 2 1-6: > Dr. H. (i. ThortvpsoJJ^J SURGEON' DENTIST V| Gold Crowns?Bridges?Dttal ) A Specialty. . Extractions Mads ralnlaso S 1414 V) Assembly fit. Phone SSti^H Colombia, S. C. u m