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Saturday, February 9, 1935 ?^ ST. JAMES A, CHURCH Rev. P. S. Mosely, Past/Vr Columbia, S. C.--Sujuiay School . opened at the usual hour with the Sup*. and teachers at their post of duty. At 11:30 divine service began. The past! r preach.<1 a very strong sermon" filled with the spirit. Tha_-pastor -being absent Rro. E. ? Robinson ascended the rostrum accompanied by Bro. Labrew and preached "a soul stirring sermorfw The Lord's Sunner was admihist ? -ered-to^a large crowd. ..Stewardess hi.ard No. 1 met at the home of Mrs. Boll Washington.Ifan. 28, v/tth Mrs. Hy M. Young presiding. ? JT Suewaydesfe tyoard No. Z met at tlhe home of Miss Clardia Rob ? dnson Jan. 30, with-^ the Pres., Mrs. Katie Sokxm|>n pesiding. Af ter the business the hostess served a delicious course. We were . very glad to s^e Mrs. Hattie Webb and M. W. Long out again <ift?r being indisposed^ for several days? ? JUNKS IHAFKL A. M. E. ZION CHURCH -* Rev. H. C. Y?ung, Pastor 1 , Sunday Schd >1 opened at the usual hour with the Supt. Mr. Wm. Gaskin presiding. The lesson was ?-?beautifully discussed1 bv each ..tacher.-.? , At 11 o'clock Rev. Young brot to su a vtfry irif^resting sermon from 18:6 Jerimiah, Text: "Behold as the clay is in thei potter's hands so are-you in roy hands.thus sayeth the Lord." This sermon was followed by the Holy Communion. . _ - __L. At 5 o'clock the Christian Erv ? dcavor?Society?assembled, the subject "Youth for the K"irifrd|>ml was discussed thoroughly by Rev. Young. A Debate on, Resolved, that the confessions of a life., are s. more p(Jwer than the sermons of the pulpit was discussed1 by L. Craig, affirmative and Corine Ken nedy, negative. We went invmodiately at 6 o'clock into the night seotvLcest Revu Yoking jpreaehed from a very beautiful passage 1:1 St. Matthew. There were 89 peo pie that communed with us Suirv day?;? A Hearty Welcome awaits you at all our services. ? SECOND NAZARETH BAPTIST Rev. A: C. Jones, Pastor Sunday was a lovely day for ..all chuavh goers land many could be seen on thefr way to fVmrch 'HSUhdey^ SchooLat the usual hotir with quite a number of scholars . preBenL?with Profr Mr H-.-Jferb YT and teachers present. At the hicvur for service the pastor came before ~ us bringing1 a very inspiring messagb and everybodyisocmed tu have enjoyed it. * ^ Quite a number of. visitors were present. We always welcome them. Evening services began "at 7 o'clock at that hour the pastor aseemc'etf the rostrum again bringinga wCndierful message. Everybody ' . i, seemed to be well pleased. We re-* * ihllzethat .we have a real-gospel ??? preacher-over here. LADSON PRESBYTERIANT _ ?* CHURCH Rev. A. S. Powe, Past?r The usual * |form of seTVice3 wtere conducted at 11:30. When the devotional period was Vver, the pdstor, Rev. A. S, Powe demuch to^ do with thtr giving of - -*. gifts freely and not for a name EVeryfone who attended enjoyed the services Sunday School met at 4:00 o'I clock^with Miss Myrtle ^Gowdy acting as superintendent.; The very beautiful jkisson Restoration" was discussed beauti fully by the clashes. ........ Mr. G. W. Johnson, Jr.- was- in v charge of the Christian Endeavor ? which StAVtOd It 5:t)0 o'ctock. AT very interesting program was had. The top ic, ?Wanted1: Youth^ Was discussed, by MTr Uavfd Rejton. Elder C. A. Johnson, Mrs. Dalian], , Miss Kathlyn Johnson, Miss : Darathula Arthur, Mrs. Vension, __Mr. Ballot gnd Rev. Powe. Announceniets for Sundfty" Feb. 10th are as follows: 11:30 a. nr. morning .services; 4:00 p. to. Sunday School; 5:00 The Knoxville Singers will appear in concert under the auspices ofthe men of the * "'church. Thi?.?? - ? * MEMORIAL SERVICE AT CHAPPELLE STATION i * Sunday afternoon, February 10, there-will be Memorial Service in honor of jolur <Jeceased sister, Amanda Martin, who departed this life a few days ago. Service will be held' at Chappelle Station A.JA. E. Church, Rev. Bowman, pastor. Song, Invocation. Address by Mr. ?Et? r.?Patloff.?Selection, Brd >kland quartet. Remarks by Mr. Charlie Daniel. Selection, Broad River Quartet. Presenting of Check?Rev. Plair. - - * .live public is cordiaTTy uivItefT to> be present. CHAPPELLE STATION *? Rev. W. R. Bowman, Pastor Dr. E. A. Moss, of Augusta, Gar. who Conducted a. ten days revival meeting at Ch'appelle Station ?*. ' Church clUse-d his meeting1 ,Last Week. The church was packed each rf- night to its utmost capacity and the nice sum of $76.78 was raised duriang the meeting, exclueievely of V Sunday collection. The church feels obligated to the city pastors who oooperated. -with our pastor. " especially Dr. Reeder |olf 5Hon. Bap -r r ' / / . ________ ^B_; . gPy^^ H^T*. *s": -'<: lljB Hh- .B^SL "' * "*BI ^L j*?" Wi 8f 1*33 . JH ^Hl - :.i3Br DR. E. A. MOSS I * Augusta, (ia. | Who stirred Columbia by his evangelistic preaching at -polio Station "A. .M. K. Church. tist Church. Sunday being warm and plcttsiinf an unusual crow i whs out -and the pastor preached one of his best sermons. Chappelle Station has rafised --dftjring i;hc month "of J'anuhFy for pastor, trustees and for other items $125.30. The Sur. lay School under (the leadersrlip <:,f L. H. Hallman is taking on new life- . ? The League is also tnWnir mnv life under Bro. Patterson. Next) Sunday is AUtji's day. several graduates of "Benedict and Allert University will' dis?ei:ss the life iinH nf P it.lmiwI 'V 11 Tl,n ? ~e /-A.1 11 nit mciiioi-rs ui c^nuppene .1IUlion art* elated to see their pastor ridiing in and around in his Dodge Victoria "Six. Mrs. Heyard fi| iw'nian, with he: sweet baby were out Sunday; smiling as usual. : Bro. J .Si Swaggard, k'elareJ in a speech recently that the members do not pay the pastor and. church enough money, which h? brought fourth many amen from Rev. Bowman. The pastor will preach at Nazareth Baptist, Friday night Fob. 15, since this is his first invitation. Let's turn out in large mini hers. ^ : Our pisibr's wife, Mrs. Bowman has been on the sick list Out was out Sunday. ? ? ?. FOUNDER'S 1JA^rrrniI ATmrj Bethel _ M.. _ib?Chueebr Smarter and Taylor Streets, Columbia, S. C.. Feb. 7 :.'10 1'. M. ? 1 h1 pastor, 'members- ? atttf friends of Bethel-Church are spoil soi ins a~very 'iiftyi'esti11g pfogram in memory of Bishop Hit-hard Allen, L'hg' >rganizer of the great A. M. E. Church, .and its fir^L Bishop.?The?puhlie?is?i. oi .liiTlly?rrr^ vuted to attend -this-- conference. Come and brint*: fuur. frioivi. After the program, wo. will close our special effort which promises to be a liaii splitting race; -.u'e w1t|0 will -he the mi ~>rl?'pt?pula rr~by - r:rfr ing?Hhe largest amount - on the book .o-f fifty thousand names. Every body that is asked to b> ready to report wjuit "ever you have that date. We are counting on ytou. Bo your "best; Angelscan do 1T0 more. : - llT-ogram : Processional: Negro National Anbhem, ?Choir. Invocation, Rcy. H. C. Young, Selection: AllcgfiTChoral Club. c Scripture, Rev. E. A. Adams. Solo: Miss B. ?ompey. ? ^ Paper:. Allen's strangle fOr freedom of soul and body; How he won, Rev. M. M. Peace. Selection: Allegro Choral Club. Papor;?Does?the?Metho iist?f&ith offer opportunities for youth 1 Rev. J. C. Anderson? Selections: Allen University quartette. Remarks: Revs1. T. J. Miles, J. C. McClellan and K. I?\ (J. Dent. Dr. R. W. Mance, Master of Cere' monies. ST. LUKE'S-R. K. ClM RClf Rev. Samt.icl IJoyd. Recti r Charleston Morning--st^rviee?began at 11 o'clock by the--Rector and the layrea ieiv The Rector took his text from St. Matt. 12:30. He _took for ;i subject!.; For and against Christ) wlne-h-wos en? jfly?d by a large 'audience. The Sunday School convened at 3:30 o'clock; it was opened by Mr. Augustus Ladson, on -account of the illness of the superintendent. The topic for discussim was: "Peter's Restoration", which was .discussed by the classes. At 5 o'clock tin* Young 1 *''<>[> 1. ' Society was opened by Miss An. na Bell White. The topic for dis cussJm was: - "Why did Jesus come?" Mrs. Edith-1. loyl opoi-'V ed the discussion. - The evening .service began at j.7:30 o'clock by the Rector' and j the layreader. The Rector took J his text from. John 10:28. He ; tolSk for a subject: "My Sheep," He told his audience the love-?- Christ has for his own. 1 VANDERHHRST M. C, M.. E. CHURCH Rev. J. M. Pettigrcw,, Pastor' Sunday was a high day with us. being Communion Day. Our pas tor brought U3 a sOiil stirring mes sage of that other missionary." * * ' "Tekt, St- Mat t. -fifth chapter;? ? Sunduy?night we had n parked another strong message. from St. Luke, nineteenth-- chapter ohird verse. , We are happy to say .that ten members were added to our eh urchin last- month. Sunday, Feb, lib Bis|iop- J. A. Bpavy P.P.. A.M., tile Presiding Bishop ot will 'preach* for Us at eleven jo'clocki Visitors are. invited. "r~" UETHEL A. M. E. Clll'IU II Darlingt n?-The .first quarterly conference for the year was 'held Sunday, January 27, at 5:50. The dov.otions wer conducted by Rov, E. 1'.' Patterson. After the devotions, hrganization. Miss I,. M.K.og. is was elected secretary for the quarterly conference and Mrs. A. P. S^eais, secretary for our elder. Remarks by Elder Speais. At tliis point Elder J. E. Thomas -P:?E. Of the Sumter Distr was presented and' made lymarks that i^ve all enjoyed. After the rdponts fit mi the ?truster's and - were made, reports 18 well organized auxiliaries w v re read and adopted The Eld<?r preached a soul stir-^ ring sennsoh at 11:00 ser\ilce; Our hearts were made to burn while he delivered to us in a masterly way the. word of God. The Elder's assessment was paid in full for the first quarter. ST. JAMES A. Mr Br-GHl RCli ReV. Wr S. Minis, Castor ? Sunday School opened at" 10:00 a. in.1 with- tearhrrs?present?a?4good attendance of scholars." -?At 11:.'10 a. in. Rev. Minis was found at his- post of duty also Rev. L.. Devlin, a visitor. A>t 7:30 p. m. Elder J. C. Quarles preached. This is . the opening: of theo first quarterly conference which"will be held on ,t?u mjorrow nig:ht. We are. always oT'd to have Rev. J. ft:**Smith with us in service. Total receiptsM8.04 . Air. Will Wilson, Mrs. C. C Peine nt,- Miss Brown and Miss S h e i ni 0 n (?!' R el tan -worsh rpped with' St. James this morning:, "onto a train. - '< The Educational Board of St. James. A. M.?,E. Chuff-h met Jan. 31st at the home "of Mrs. Melzetta Hearst at ,3:30 p. nn?The.' de^ votional exercises were conducted by t-he chaplian, Mi^g E. J^olliq*-, A neat sum of $5.55 realized. For the social hour a delicious coiiu.se was served. Mr. Thomas" Wilson and Miss -Tan- i nda Adams \Vcrc?marrierh OTT Thursday Jan. 31st. We all wish the young- couple much happiness. Tlin l'nlot on/l i*rSnn/lc worn shocked over the sudden-death of Me?.J-t^kUrs?44a?jey?en?Thti rsrtay morning. Mrs. Chic.ora RooTc' 'Millions left Saturday for her home in X. Y. G. after spending nearly three months with her mother who is Mill iiniMwviu^;-? ' WILLIAM Gil Al"KL A. M. K. 1 . CHURCH - Rev". 1. P... Washington,^ Pastor Sunday?\v?s?jtti?ideal day ami services were largely?- 'attendee' both morning an 1 evening. Sunday School was opened on th.'<\ Ut-u.. al hour with Supt, Mqrgrfn am' teachers at th< ir post.; The t"n'>s! interesting feature in the Sunday School was a debate ''Resolved that Peter - was converted before the hay of P< lUCos't." Al'firina- tive, Mias Annie Hayes and Mr. J. H. Pearson. Negative^ Dr. II I). Rowe, and Mrs. ('. C. Ilenimingway! The judges were Dr. S. R. Green, Mrs. Fannie Dash, ami Prof. T. .1 .Lyles. The decided In favor of the" affirmative. Divine services began- on the ' 'usual h >ur. The pastor . selected Luke 11:2'>-l2tl verse." Subject, "The cost of discipleship,. 11 js text in the evening sendee wtis taken from I John 2: 2 versr. Subjects 'Christian Advocate", ttr : was at?his- -best?all- day. The League service was presid ed over by Mrs. Pearl Simpkins who proved that she is a real Leaguer. Stewardess Board No. 1 had its usual meeting at . the ehtiK-h Monday aftei?n#>on; the Chappelle. Club ipet at. th-e homo if Mr. & Mis. Adam Lewis on |S?dl<Ms Ave. Monday afternoon. The mortgage committee m t at -the?Iwuuelpf sister Ireng Lewis WedriesdiW afternoon. "Presiding H4f 11 i 11 iUlarhrand called at -the patronage Sunday afternoon. ' ST. PAl'L A. M. R. CUl'RCTT Rev. IX. C. Brown, Pastor Iva, S. 0.-?Sunday School at the usual hour and was- beautifully taught by Rev. A. F. Adams. Our pastor pldaehed a? soul stirring s. riiion. The subject was "Spt yoi^fhousp Ltv- fie." This was a wondeful sermon. We were entertained at 7:00 p. m. by the Rev. Giles of Clemsom This was another soul stirring1 sermon. . . - '/ thr follow Lug-guests iuourfwrvice Sunday: Rev."j3ileH and s?>n"; Mrs..Lena ReKT";'"Miss Eupice Mr. Nathaniel Reed both oft Clsnt; Whitlock and Miss Rathejib Boyd [ of Loudvillof S. C. ^ f I We are sorry to rcnort'that Mr. U.\V. A. Clink so ale is ill at his h omo. i His many friends wish him a i speedy recover. ..'y * Mrs. J. H. BurLss and little d'aujghter, Christine was visiting Iter patients on Monday. Mr. and Mrs?. Ed. Jaskson. Mr. Adgre Dennis," Mr. S. A. Adams, Mr. Orange: Reed Mr. Wesley Reed and Mr. Robert Reed attended-Hhd ftrneral of Mri. S/7C Lesley at Pendletbn on Thursdayw - .. y tVWTEN TKMPEE A. M. 13. CHUKCH Greenville, S. C.?Sunday school opened ut the usual tune with a largo number ol pupils. The lesson waS.Well taught by each teach or. We had a line review by the pastor. The Sunday school is making rapid progress. A special dibit is being sponsored by the -$tnTday~ School and -League for Founder's Day. Morning service began, at 11:15 a< in. It was an ideal day for church govis and" quite a number tooly advantage of the opportunity. The pastor brought a very strong and forceful -message. His text' was toilful Acts zc r.'J 1, using as-u' subject,-"Salvation, by staying in lhc Ship." The spiritual tide' ran high. The text as well as the subject 'Tvas treated in a tine way. Everyone* that .heard tho sermon knew whether oiTiol they were'in the ship, living the fust Sunday, 'the Holy' ( was administered to a farge number. The vie itm i. >v no inadu w,t;l. come. The collection Tor the morning whs-very good. Two connects ed themselves with the church, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cooper and onei was re:eivt<l into full membership, Mr. Robert Grant. AL druQ p. m.t-ho Row B urges*of Mountain View Baptist Church preached a special sermon for the benefit of Mr. Luther Sitton's and Miss Eunice Adams Club. An appreciative audience was- preserxt and the collection-Avas good. The" A. C. K. League met at .6 m. The iJCTigTu1 i- wide tfivakeand is improving daily. After the study of the lgsspn, an interesting fanr)f?i*rr/l mulnn t V* c. 1 tllll ?? tl , I V H\IV I V(1*| UIIUV.I 111*. 'I"'"''*i"'' "f \t'- Tinn.tliy?LumaX. It was enjoyed by all. The attendance na.s iner una hundred. At 7p.. in. -nijfhl service began. The pastor, read for a- Scrip-' Uire lesson a. portion of St. Matt. ;20:G-7 (a clause of each). Those, who did not have the opportunity to cohimune at morning; service were given a chance. A largo number "communed at this hour.. The! "Feast of the Seven Tables." sponsored by the Junior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Lemon was an overwhelming: success. A large number was fed. Key.' and .Mrs. Lemon wish to express their thanks' to all who; -helped to make the. feast a success. . . Prof, and Airs. ('. F. Adanjs of Alt-. Zioii School^ Laurens came to visit their"parents, lit'v. and Airs. J_). p. Adanis,/)<) 1 (ireen Ave. -ATT<the?cl-abs 'us well?ak The" members and friendsd seem to be. wtdr awako-witffTf (i(Trit11filiation i.. 1......1 ~ We have two new IwvmTjevs oh .lie si.ck li.-t, Mesduuu\s Sara TalIcy and Malinda Burton. Wo hope all df them will have'a speedy reriivi ry.j . - s'l.viiit sTitm-rr" c iucmut ? -A The of firms of Sal y er Street Circuit we'll i<? Coluinhi^ and mnvi;i!?pastor, Rev.. S. J. loIin'Sori I'o Newberry last?Thnrs^' -lay.- They arrive I in Newberry ahout '!:-!Q o'eloijv. * The .Ladies k,f The Circuit had cleaned the house ar.d were waiting"-for the'r aryyvah prepared 'n~ diTi-.-ious' dinner Tor Tfie~Trnn 11 y TTTT! the gentlemen that \\hje in cbared of the truck. A^.the weather was cold they had all of the rooms warm. Rev. Johns! >n was a ry much pleased with the way the ladies had every -^niriK' arranged. On Friday mor" frig sister II. B. Butlei- nrehai-gdal'n-ce hoi 1 reakI'a-t for the family, a''' aie nuieh J>h?ased with their n? w home.' Sunday, February 3, was a high rhurotr Lay at FTTTsTTa A. M. K. Chinch. Sur.kiy School opened" at th.. ir<iml limn* Tlir* wetl dlscUsscd ity the teaj-Kere and pupils. The lesson~ was reviewed by the- Supt. Mr. II. Bv Butler >*?dcncourapdni; .remarks by* the pastor ^ , . , _j_ The past, >r ramp forth and tonlC bis tiiX.t-P4wi?pp?a?y-thf '3rd chan 111 Ilu1 JulU'l pari oT the '13th vci so,.,?isHbit*t-(--~?-"CirrtV jUhk yard." IP' preached a schil stirring sermon and every one that heard it felt lfappy. After' service the following clubs were organized: Stewardess board No. ], <4 and 3. Willing Workers Club, Busy Bee. Oittb, llurrv Husiers Club, Sunshine Club and different Stewardand Ti ustc^hoiwds.- We are plat ning to have a big educationalI raL ly the fifth ST)in !;i\- I" Mawtr? J'Ah'tVdTns' new address is, Route 4. Box 254. N< wherry, -??.?Ch ?TKIMI M A. M. K. CUOuTf llev. II. W. Walker, Pastor Spardaubing, S. C.?The Missionary Circle No. 3 met at the home of the President, Mrs. (Georgia Jeter. 200 Aden Street, ,*fues. (lay night. Janpary 20. Being a beautiful night ati unusual crowd Was present,?The meeting"'opcned with, singing and prayer. Scrip tute lesson 23rd Psalni read by nin? 'Pasl/\K T7"?- ir W ........ ,?v?. ii. ? . it uiki'i , aj tor which the moetinpr was fVpon? ad for tmneactwn- r>f htreirrr'vs, The -orjiunlzation of oflieers wdrc com pleted. T-hfs Circle is" well orya^ rtr/.cd and doimr a' err eat work."*We are lookTfrer .Forward to our missj iohary content which we hope for ' .-'TU'ccss. A dc|ii'ii?iis?repast?was served. SuTtdfey was a "very beautiful day for church-coinp*. Our atten Ldance-?was ? efrrorl.?"TtrP l^uhday School opened at. the usual hour. 1 The lesson was briefly discussed ! and reviewed by Miss Georyie Tallcy. v -At 11:30 o'clock our pastor preached a wonderful sermon from l gf- 4th chapter and 44th verse. We can always feel the . presence of the Holy Spirit when j- ^ . , " 7' our pastor breaks the bread r> hie to as.. Al'U-r which the iror; Conuuurtion. wvis administered. 3:3U P. M. the pastor and hi choir went to Silver Hill Churcl to worship with Rev. Clark am his good members, lie proachei -a?*!?< ?* ?ami- inspiring,' ^t ihidi which was enjoyed Uy all present At ('? o'clock we gathered at oui church for . evening?serricrv: Tin A.. C. K. ?Ix4ague_met at the us ual hour with a The president is ^till at her pos' of duty. At 7:.'H) 'he- pastor preached u mother soul stirring,, sermon. Uui hearts burned a> he preached lh< word. One sou! was added to oui roll. immanliil a.m. k. < in m i Ke.v. K. II. Med ill. Pastor Att<r experiencing a week . vere cold weather, we ;i"'inii a. ambled in?the house of worshij otrMTsti Sunday in order to giyt thanks lir Him who s.-iu)>r.Ir us through a bother we.k. Tin morning dawned ' beaut tfttlly ant matured into An i<l. <il il?i? Services at Emanuel were iin pressiv.e and ins^iiruvioiral. 'flu pastor unfolded a wonderful me< sage- on last Sunday morning,- t< a very fine audience. At the eve. s.ing hour, our presiding elder ReV. L. R. Xicho-ls, who had beer much indisposed for several day.delivered the '-veiling ufessagi "vvtvidh caus. d many to feel the.'spii ituaf fire. This being the l'iiai "TnlTKtay in the-month, Holy?Four muhion was administered to ; nost of partakers? Several 'vis: ltors weIX' with Aiming p-'ea whonregistered ,are the following: Alls Oreta?J-n?Pott.1 r,?Washbin "" Wis., who visitin<>- ?"iTlT- beautiful city; A. H-. Potter, of the saiiii city and state;Mrs. Eliza Orokor (local) and'others who did not reg* ir-ter. . We yvre pleased to - ha v. these visitors. Sunday School was well attended and everything went on splendidly.' The subject of the- lesson"Peter's Restoration". St. J< hr 21:11 -1, was a gr at lesson.Ir, brief it brought out bo.v Peter was restored after denying bis master and how he was tester! to , prove nis. love. ' . On last Tuesday evening,.a very fine board, meeting of the teachers was held. The superintendent 111", S. I. .Jem?,sd presided and soyrjydpaigg^estions were offered relative ty the. good and welfare-ut '[.hi- srho.il. T h" 4h? -t?at-hitrg. staff was ? present Throe ilew?tr achei'.s were electe; namely: ,Misse? Edith Snine nil* Sadie Evans, Mr. Robert E. Gulvdun.'. ...A On last Friday "" 'iiin;1- MF-v-Alllltt r.. rulu>n, .Nadie Kvans am I Edith Snipe wt'ir graduated t'ron Burke" High,- Setrrfol.* Master F Colonel was promoted to the-St I grade, while. Mr. Benjamin 11. Mil ler was p'lsy. the recipient of diploma o-f graduation. Thsc s 'per. TTo'ns all inenibeis <?[ the church au< sunday school. Misses FuJLun Evans and Mr. Millet-are nienih. r? of i iur?J-trnifiu Choir. Master Col ronel, ore- of the" Lrbrai ians in tlr I school. These graduates a1;" pl "~ | imig to ccn.t-iTiue "their education a other institutions of higher learn ing. We wish them'- ni.uch success I . Z-1 ? -M UTSM LL (iTAUTERIS CONFERENCE H.E1.D ,\1 ST. J A M ES. A .\K_E_?? CHI RC1 j___ . Rev. J. T. Stanley, Pastor ""-Sunday, F bi nary '5. a very sue : cessfuF quarter Was lu-ld "at. S| James. A. M. E, Church. S. S -was opened at the u>ual hour wit! the -Suptv. teac hers and other officers pat their post of duty, alsc the pastor.As usual the lv --<> was nicely discussed bv the ?Hf. jft-lent classes ojid very interesting ly. reviewed by the pastor njtd Rev; 4*r?x\Vnrth, the Presiding Elder .ad'dressed j_he school h">v w did enjoy those tint ly remarks ami words, of encoulavement that |v gave uai? At 11:30 service began, opening song by the choir "Holy IIolj Holy" after which 1st hymn lined by Rev. J. T. Stanley No. 220. ij vocation, Bj-o. H.sA. Cochran Choii i sang, "S\vi>4 hour of flray'ei," 2r.v ?wrrpfh, .'Scripture ksson read, bj P%E. -AVts ?Ht-fthapter. e. p;_v skliiyg elder s&ehied to be at. hi best, he tmik'* his text fr mi Af-lst chapter- ami a part "f the Ml vyrsg. Bui. ye shall -nceive- povy ei after that the/HpJy Ghost ioome-upon you., A.ud after ye i c c?'ive the 11oly Ghost' 'ye shall lk witness' unto me. Subject, "\Yh?i must In- my qualification if I In his< wjtness ? " He preached a ser mon that wilL'ncv&e-be tl >rgottwT When he finished it we were ah!., to Tsay did not our hearts bum a within no. whiln' h*> toilful t/\ no \\% the way. On Sunday .ni^ht we listens * .. . ^ ??to D* >t tkiT in ill 11 m' iii.iMii ]ir<UL')iuii y by the pastor, he see idyl to b at Iik? ft'st. :iu.: pivacheri a vry .go s sermon as usual whieh was very h much , n> veil. Too spiritual lire i <1 Ui burn. Jl" p.ok Ids text front J the 4th ehnpter of "Hi,- 1of 1 .laiiH's. liraw ntuh to (Jot and lie wUl (11 aw liiyh n>. you and ye Stivenson and .Mis>-lvilu ],ivingt'n weiv happily married' on last Wed uvoua^ ill ' jJ .JULliT K'K, JUI1. I HO, unit'*! by bis pastor at the honu- of the bride." We hope forfhem a siicces-ful fife. . * MORRIS liltoMN \. M. ! ;. Ke\. .1. K, Heard, Pastor ' ("hat 11*.*ton Sunday (1ari.? .j bi itflrt 'im<i clear-in < iharlvstb'n. t?ti . tlii* wm>hipetf< dt Mortis Iii<>wl Wilt- in aUondaiu e i'u y?o lly-ttumbers. ''''y- ?*>vi imiliak- FT" tin* childi eh \ya? in.-tru.ct ive,' an. ' xvll ) ct'ivi 1 and enjoyed, '.'Tilt. SltVe jjiH'J St a - the .topltj (li-fUHs V - by l'.\ 111 1 [i.tMni. Ttir t-hi II..-1 was taken from the story of "Na -J ' nam, the Leper". Tip- im>rnit)j- .scrim ii was prearj C(.I by the pastor. The pastoi pr-ach i a .-.i_uinn ih;n \s i~ mhi ^ stirrihtr, TwcTTuTu TiTi thfir. a .winls of Christ or. tin- <Tos.-. "It " is finished.," ' > At the evening hour the pa- to 1 .selected as a text, I* v.. 1st chaptc 11 til verse. Tho~*?to( ti in-- I' th 7i 1, II...' -V-.I7T ... : - tii i/Bf.-nnn'iHlMS WUS UCIII1CU. and explained Ky the pa-tor, am J_ the pfO[K-r i it iiiw I. th. <;|1| hath Day was lefihed with a -cripture background. -The II<?ly Communion was '.administered a1 ~ ihc services both morning at. I c\*e _ -nine. U<. r-ivmi' it) o?ii;i Hi .presence of several visit vs duriPiT-th" day. .Anvoifg' those win' worshiped- with us -during' the day wt'lv Rev. J no. . Oarr of Summer vilje, Si C. an Madam Bryant ait Evangelo from?IT oohlyn;?V. Our Rally lias |?cen launched atr many of . the captains." havj*-,boc appointed. The -nth': Stiffday*1 March- IJKJ5 is d\ sitrnatcd tu-r'Ralh Day. We hope in reach th - gmi which is . two thousand dollars Bros. Robert (iadsien. and J. M. Bride jonViuue on the sick lis*. Morrf*?Brown' is Tpmng'itig a special Founder's I>ay program whubwc hope t;, make a gram) affair. ' "7 NEW BROOK VI.N^NEWS " Double Branch A. M. E. Church ; SundaySchool opened at the USTinl "hoIn*. \vit-h-*he supcriliU'niP" int. Mr. Wesley Preher and his" 1 group of teachers Toady ajul able o do their duty. ? " ? Services opened at the usual rz' hour. Sunday was i I Hay, many members andvisiting i .ministers were present. The ser. mon- was highly enjoyed by all. i We were glad to have so many . present front Mt.. Pjsgah .A. M. . K. Chureh. -*> ( At *5:00 p. m. a-program was j held at the chu^eh to aid 'he Mis-ioiugy Society. The- -Missionarr res are <L d.ng great .work in hehalf of the church. The Ushers' fioard Chaix.r. from the "loweP thurch w.-!s_ present. Tb.e. A p "F TTsivuir mrl nT with the president, M.iss Bessie L. Yotmg presiding. * .' ' " We were' very'glad'to hu\ e Rev, Glass, Reyr Chains pre- ait. and hoping they . will. come again. P^lli.e Mae Sulver, Reporter N IN M IA Sl\ ixt-:\VN _ Rethlehem Ilantist Church S-. S, convened at' the'Usual hour with Supt. Graham ar<dM?-? -fit-it h ful teachers at tneir post of duty. Immediately aftir S. S, Iter. Tay. lor preached a veiy poWiittil -svr: r "mon to ;l larg' congreg.it i<>h. Mt. I'leasant A. M. K. C:uirch > ? Rev. IN". A. HaTis,-.Pastor , . Sunday was a pleasant day foi church gj 'crs an our pi |d. tar ed out iu a large number. Our pastor son 111 ir strength of our oluilvh. , ~?Brfltt SaVlr??i'Ttt. I'P.iili | the young people of Bethleh'm .with a silver tea. Sunday aftermron. * We have the following penfr-n on. our sick list: .Mr>. - Flot'cnex Brown, Mrs. Essie Calhoun and , 'others,. I WOODIU FF NEWS Trinity'A. M. E. Zi<jU Church--' S". S. opened jntthe jusual hmn with Strpt. Mrs." I.. ITT Willmrn. r i<i v sidiiip,?wrtli atl teacjters at' r' thnr resp'ecfu'e jiTaees of duty. _ .Tlie 1 dssmi? was?4>eaift4fully dis< cussed with much interest,' bv . Prof. Allen Williams, with a? splendid attendance. [ After S. S. wo went over an . worshiped at New Bethel Baptist Church. Rev. J. C. Goode preached, r _tr real good: svTrmon which we enjoyed very much. , 1 | Biok 1 ist: NTrZ Ilattie Fryer! Mrs. Chestine Foster.. Mis Ella Rice: \V e hope for them a speech f- pceovery: i . A"" rusting me sacred RM ctions to our compe ied Service insures |V}|Tj| pletc compliance with the inviolable rights~, '?r?rm - . ; - Pag* 5 : fnPUOFESSIONAJ. > I CARDS <> !"X"!'WW'W?WM> Office Honrs _ ' " PtfjM 11-30 A M. fo t P. M: Office 353? 0:00 P. ??v to 8 P. M. Res'. 6548 T\_ /~i i? cijl t. ' ur. ru oiepnenson Physician and Surgeon Diseases o>f Women and Children A Specialty J ' ? Office: Residence: 1414 Vk Assembly" St. 1328 Oak St. DR. L. M. DANIELS 11 PhysteHm Ind Burgesa Office Hours: 9 to 10 A.M.; 1 to 2 P. M.; e to P. *. ~ Special Attention Given Diseases ? ^C)f Women. Office^ 1125 Washington 2230 Haruptos Phone 6429 Phone 7664 DR. J. G. STUART Eye. Ear, Ness and Threat Glasses Fitted Accurately; Office -Hours: Telephone: 11:00 to 1:0(5 P.M. "* Res. 4692 ntv:-- - .... Kesidence: " 2030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St. Office Hours: Phone: 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. Ret..887? 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle _ Phyaluan and Burgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty ? Office:" Residence: 2116 Lady St. ' 1301 Pine St. Colombia, ft. C. 7 Office Hours: Telephones. 1 8.80 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6038 ' Residence 8873 -Dr. D. K. Jenkins ^ 7 0SNTIMT "Ttnings, Pfates, Crowns, Bridget Sunday by Appointment Extraction by Conductive i Afifiatbaaia-w-feprci*it y -ilOTS Washington -St. Colon s. C. * DR. H. H. COOPER D?tied Special Attention Given to Die- I eases of the Gums ~ 1 Gold Crown and Brkuge Work I A Specialty . Office Phone (U2Q Reer-Sfcf)* 1 1121* iVasht^gton Bt- Coja., 8. C. " r - ? ___ Office Phone 8407 "Res. 679i N. J. FREDERICK _ Attorney-at-Law and Notary Publi* , PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS , ?State and Federal > ' 1119 Washington St., Cola., 8. C. . > ' ' Phone 7811 ? All Classes of* Dental Work Dr. t. HrHaliman ?~ D --^= Painless Extractions, Sundays bjr ' Appointments. Days: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays Office: 23691-2 Gervais Street Columbia, S. C. Fan-O-Lin System^ , ""In Beauty Culture Oire FAN -O-LIN Hair, 8<*^ Dandruff and Toilet Preparation ..a?trial. Their worth has baen proven. Have and. are gTowtng hair On bald heads and 'bare spots when directions are fallowed. Will promote a full prowth of Hair. * < 1 u-;- <-<??- ? - naii urower 9 .SO 1 box Special Hair Grower AQ - -1 b(>X Scalp- Soap .20 1 box Pressing Oil -- .4f 10 cent's extra for postage _. Registered In U. S. Patent Office. ... A rents Wanted Write far t*ras Made by .. Mme. Fannie L. Carolina M 1029 Hieh Market 8treet T GEORGETOWN, fl. C. -jj Office Hours: 9-2 1 Dr. H. G. Thompson SURGEON DENTIST I Gold Crawad?Bridges?Pkln 1 Specialty Mrtrsstl?s Made Pslal? '4 \i\AVt A see at My fit. Pheae M?f J CataasMa. I. C. -efl