The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 30, 1935, Page Page, Image 5

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Saturday, March 30, 1935 BETHEl, ATM. K, CiirRCir Ilev. S. If. Lewis, Pastor ??* Sunday -school met at' the usual tiny* wit It nllii"')' *!?tr ciL" 11j"i s " pupils present. After .tHC clasi study of the lesson Mrs." F. (J. - Bautngardner very, beautifully, re. viewed the" lV'-^^riiTT- front?fbr- fmt cluster to the children which was very much enjoyed by all." Tlit? leaf cluster showed where a child was bein,<? led in the liuJil direc lion by Chi'i-T. The pastor illko : jnade reninrk,s_iyjalive. tp the lesson for the adult which was well taken in. The morning service was well . After formal opening, the pastor sole.ted his text fyom St. jVfntf 1 ?> 1 p, "Thy y?. emiy. 04' the.. Christian . Church.' ? The sermon?vert??thoughtful?rrrrd well delivered: ". The League is . getting along very nicely under the presidency of Mr. Henry Webber. The League's program was held at- Sidney , Park. C. 1VI K. '-Church Sunday afternoon at 1:20 p. 111. Prom all * reports a lovely program was carvied out.- / : - - . The nighty service convened aI the regular hour. Pastor's text Acts 1:2-1. subject"I'at tnershi| with (iod." - On March 2t>, 1 l*Ui> wo-<decfedu lay delegate and alternate to tin Pleetonal College which conveno in Xewlicrry. S. C., ill July of thii year. The successful </rmdid?ates arc' Mr. \V. II. -Young and Dr. R W. Manee, .alte.rn.atc; Mr. Jame> - M. Wood bury ran third:- Quite- n deal <if interest was shown.in tin election. ~ Come to Bethel friends ai\d visit i 6rs. Voflj are always weiewnie. > ^ J _. .. __ ; st. jMies. a. m. e. (in rch RcV. P. S. Mosoly, Pastor 7 ..beautiful . day and the Sundaj school was-laruclv attended wit! the Supt., ,Mi'.r R. S. Russell ii udiavpe. ' c ? At 11 :.'5f) aftit all prottmiiumw the pastor presented Rev. R, B (foldea tn deliver the morninf Tu 1 sermon front St. Mjjtt. 21:2a subject: "Betjidd I "have, tojd yoi - these things before." At- '5:20 we listened to ahothe -ohl-stirriny sermon by Rev.. (lil "* betl,, pastor of Ciilbert Baptis Church. . At 7:'50 our bob .ved-' paste nnUnted tVie rostruni and preach nl ai: very interestinp; .and inspjr - ??itijf sermon to an appreciative au ditnee.. M'. inlay evening, Mar. 2a ""Stewardess Board Xo. ], met a the home of Mrs. A trues. Jones oi Whaley?SU,?with?the?president Mrs. II. M. Youny presiding.' Tin ??meeting wa's-tfood ;rs usual. ? Af ter the business part the hostes: :?served -ire ' cream?Km!?cake. .l pleasant eyonintr was : spent. Tlv rt'Xt 'mi'ctinj; will he. held at t1i< luilie of Mrs. Jane Hare. Stew arllc-s Hoard Xo, nu t *a"l Tin lu me of the Pres., Mrs-. Katie Solo iipm mi Henderson St.' At?t4r h close of t he- nn i tire?the hostes s. ?s? * j.?J .? v!?.] icmnc- i*i>nn.<t'. An pn jO;,-' jovable evoninj.r was -pent. AV> we.ro vr 1 ?'<f T?~ Srt1 many vIsITors on r3- ' Vi- Wor*, I',i7<1 w a v~< wel .T^j^s=iV?MTP:- '"** ^? - - - - linn; 1: iiii.wnr BAPTIST-rill K( I . A. I'. I'orler Pastor i. % 4 Marph 24, l'.P.a. Our S. S, op cnod reticular hour. The. los *' oaeh.Jtjiavhor.'- And reviewed . b; y tile Suj>i. / s We have a larpe nimnhor of ??1 < and 'yotmg men in the No. '2 class p Oiir average attendance for t-odn; was forty-six. With one visitor. Master pre<rranr-.at,our church appointed TlaTo will he in hex ? - ' \V( ek's paper. " t>/X(uv we are ready for the Union yat.h the sneaker. Mr. W. M 'iTohusi.ii,' a Jr. of the Ittdjro TTil Hi School; Miss Evaylino William ' 'a frr. , f thy'" B'. B. Ili S'rhrfrrh- Mi-Italia B. I.ott. (iTV.the Sr. lfi Clas at Bateshurtr; Miss Nommie Erv / . ines; Mr. Marion I.enon Junior* nt.^R. B. Hi School and Mr. W ?-??TfMeBurnetto of the Jr. Class a Hampton Hi Tioesvillo. M!:ss Oraholl II, Johnson wil * ? make tiro R. S. address. She i one of the Asst. teachers at th ? It. B. Hi Seheolpalso a teacher o Hi,. Mn "h i? ami* ^ l\n?n< yru'Yhc and stronpr in""the woblc.T -?-Miss 11add Mrs. Wilson o -> the Bi>to?V,urtr TI. P. and Prof. Wil son of the TJampton IL S., Loos Viiv aril T'rof. W. C. Peeks of P "R ll.s^HT^voro at the home of Mi Jii.i Mo Burn otto. Friday P. "M. Mis* Julia Lett's hpy friend am si or tin oh her to Monetta Chure Sunday. Look out if she doosTt' mind she will be a bride befor lo-npr. ' " : We are planning to surprise th new couple, Mr. and Mrs. Osen Etheridjre. We will tell yon 'a ^ bout, it next week. Mr. L. N. Lotl Miss Clara .Brown, Mrs.*, Lilli Brnnson, Miss fliborson, Mrs, Sar W, and Mrs. "GarCott still remai sitk with no improvement. U>(WBLE BRANCH J ' M. E. CIU'RCl Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor Sunday school opene<l at t-he uf _:^-iBri..bour with .the Snpl., Mr. Wed 1-y very one seemed t have boepT^ppf interested in th work of the- Sunday 'school an their lesson. After HuT lesso was discussotth.wthc various cl^ss es wo all -sat interestinpty and lis toned to the lesson reviewed b ^^j^'iss Zerline Easter Tucker. ^ The mrmboH\?f the Doubl f^raneh ChurctL-^foarir nreaent H the sirifjinpf convention whfch cor - , O i ^ MORRIS m?)\VNlht. ^ (IIUUIl Rev. Ji-s.se I,. H;arJ. Pastor I-harlo- ^>11?Sunday inst\~7<huvn' I luauiifiJ ami clear,-with sunny sk-ios, a'ui an imicainitc air oi l "I ?r l vires?a4 Morris iii m\n i pcned with uie usual ^er.. aiotuLlo to tin* children who. .flock o;! to tin- riiil>i> the pastor descend i i nun the pulpit to greet them jyith the- u.s.ual intt.Te.stine lectureerinon. Humbleness and it he dte .- iii.- iv uvrjtu iiiv iiiivru^ii and not might,?wns the?lg&son taught to tlie children. Dr. Betafd" preached the morning sermon -front the next found Exedu? 32ndr 1 chapter, and 30th verse._ "The, " 1,'u d's Snlv," ivli s the the me that' wa- splendidly developed, to the iiisp in,hop of all premt'it. S'unay School and A. C. E. League made good of the theme allotad to thenir? . . - At 1:30 P. M. Rev. Minis was the speaker, Selecting as his text " the_5th chapter of the 1st Epi>tle ' if John, and" the 1st- verse. The " '^niv "The tes; oik a Christian," was tin foundation for a splendid L gospi 1 message. One accession in die pcrsb nof Mrs. Wilhelmena ' Oie. ne was had.. The Million P9I lar .Wedding' and- Style Review last F Monday riiuliT, was largely attend e.l and enjoyed. Mrs. L. G. Davis 5 who managed the aifair, is being *" Teefigratulated on the success ac' hievoJ. Doting t.he morning ser ice It v. W. M. Carter of Hunting 5 ton, W. *Va., was introduced and 1 ?ahg 2 selections irocm Ballads " +rrrt?hp?soli h?We shaft be favored I on next Sunday to have Dr. W. P. Carolina to preach in the nvorn ing ami Dr. J. \V. Murph to preach iii the evening. A high day in I /.ion i* promised by the visiit <TT tliesc olivines. Rally Dav will be the featare. ' ? C . . m i r mii.i.iTr chapkr a. m. k. , .. c1i1rci1 !. Rev. <;. H. White, Pastor v, p Ncwin*rr.v,--=-Sunday was a typi/ til spring day and the church gor *is were seen, coming from every Mis. Robirta Middleton was the . evicwer of the S. S. lessedi' qjiid -lie' did ju.-tige ttrthc task. , A niesfiage that will linger long n- tl.e he irts of the people was dy?* , ,u'-ud Jit i 1:30. This text is ? .found." Psalms?4th"The Soul ? riiat Thirst For God". Tln> ryembers anid friends of our church of Newb'rry in general yore made to feel sad over the ,. >ar. ing of one of our members, (' M! .. Cliariolt o Gary.-. A very im1 pressive eulogistic service was wiiiHict i'.l Sn-nilnv afternoon -at the ^ .'hurch. Williams-Pratt Under-. ? *? kt-rs- wei'o-Tn c liar go.?? ?Our League is still in full bloom. . At the -ovl'diing service hour tHe L> RofSr. -RrA. Toung and 0: IT. Whit" si1.lee ted Oola-siaus .'5:4? 'Christ Ij< Our l.i o," and it caus?line hi'iit'l?-4? Iwnir-?Rev.Young spoke sinii' encouraging -^emni-ks tn t.lic young people, iconi11 inii ir' ii\n I, hoii' imuinoi'l.-JnT Rev. Mrs. Sib hie Rutherford p.' hall preach Sunday afternoon at t IritO? o'clock. Don't fail to hear The?Idxc-t li'iih' Club illt-'L' Friday .afternoon, in tin, hospitable home ?" of Di. itllil Mrs: Is. ti. Quails. The I business wsnt trail sip-ted and the hostess served a ' dblieious sweet course. . . . . * ( IIARI.KSTON NEWS ^ SHIEOII A. M. Ii. CHURCH y Rev. J. (\ James, Pastor -Sunday- -/was , Presiding Elder's! 1 > lay. Presiding Elder"? Benbo\V. preached a -oul- stirring sermon v loiu Cerosis 20:82. He fully explained the Scripture; to tho autUa?rrrr:? The hardship of" Joseph ir with, his brother*and through obet dience-Joseph came out victorious. ? -By?explaining the text so foi\'ci, "ul tln> church was in a spiritual uproar. . ? 1 l)ui' Kunday School financial re<. m nt was good and we also raised ^r,'i s May God bless Elder Benbow al . . o Hrut her?lUmnett?of?Morris s drown A. M. E. Church, who. de. mrwon ii message, aiier t vhich. Sister Bright seived a dcr 'ightful dinner. I j KBENEZEIt A. M. E. CHURCH s First of all we "must thank the I p Mni'ghty Cod for b'aHth and f t l ength that face the nvemb Ts of v dhe said church an.l try to .put fiver I?(.iiio good work for the. Lord;? C Thanks to the members of the _ 'church and visiting friends that ? 'mire over and h''lp us. We fl.1'0 \ ' dt>ing. nicely iir all of our services. r Idi ' S'un iiy School is just boa-it jlg nnd uAfry class is trying to .. ,\vTn the banner. 1 The fifth Sunday will be class ,. No. 5's> I'riv to milder a fine program. Come out and help us. 0 On tihe fifth" Smidav nite tlvv hwior and Sertioi* Choirs will pre 0 sent a Candle Light Rally. Every 1?one- is?asked?tcr be present. Clonic out and h'dn the MLsion' ; an as they are tiying to help c r the -fore!jr-oplt: nn>.| also the home missionary. n Watch the Leader and you -will know jUit how?Ebenezer is boast" ing. I! vened at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Service for the night took place it 7:30 with the pastor and mom! , oers willingly to their post. Af'?r U'r all the preliminaries th& paso tor brought to us a burning?me<re -age. We all enjoyed it very mueh. d' We were glad to have so many n ministers present and are hoping them to forac a&afn, !- : " "MrAl ' Icro'^ackz Clock is here y from Newberry, S. C. visiting her daughter,^ Mrs. Ja.nie Sul/er. 'We C are hopmfr for her an enjoyahla jt stay, i . 1 ? n it" iDellie Mae Suber, Reporter, v J 1f ' T1 M| c RKV. J. J. YOUNG of Columbia, S". C., 2306 Richland St., has been called to the Macedonia Baptrstr-ChuTch as pastor. He is a great preacher and a pastor. When you have heard him you will- say so ..with us and is, just called to the Purity Baptist Churchf-Leeds, 0. C.' MT. PlSGAH A. M.. E. CHURCH Rev. W. C. Crawford, Pastor Mt. Pisgah's doors were opento a large crowd Sunday. The .lav started with !1 unlnlliUfl Cur. -Uiiy-Stthool- conducted by Mr. (Jlysiets Conyeis our niwly appointed Supirinti intent. At 11:30 church services were bey up. The pastor's message was u> the young people.. All the young folk. were .seated together. Everyone felt uplifted. by hearing such a powerful sermon. P Sunday afternoon Rev. Ciawfurd preached at Mt, Olive A, M." E, Church.?Then at Emmanuel Church at Tt:0v P? -M. accompanied by his choir and quite a number oJL-the in. mbus.. The collection at Mt Ol.s'c was $7.h() a"<l at JEmaiiucfBoth .services' were well attended. ' v Sunday night closed a,very busy day for lis. During the day we w. re glad to acknowledge the pre seiice of th^- following visitors: Al l - cs_A 1 ice Kiblerf Frances Ltiw. 7:oil,"and Ophelia Williams, all of tlie day... Messrs Moloney and Cage of Sumter and Mr. (7 thine nl: of Charleston, S. C. We are glad to welcome our visitors at all tinus* along with our Presiding aid r, who visitH us ocVassioiiglly. The "collection for the day was ^-i:t ' . ' m mm W \ V M C*J A M C rm-n/'ii ?n . . ?ti. an. >- totit--n^it iRov. \V. G. Owcnti. Pa.stor iH Winnsbc.ro, S. C.?Services were ' Ko-hI all clay Sunday. Sunduy School botfau at tthe -usual hour.' The' ItsKOH Tn 3 rntrerestinprly" l.iucht by? tluj?teach^**?a**d reviewed bv v Owens Quito adiscussion had, eTftJEcrmnjr the, d"ut.y of a Chrstian wife a?td . household. ' * | ?Service b^ga'n at j.l o'clock. Rev. Oivquh used as the mwithiK mw-" sage "Prayer of Imprecation." Till"?WTTs indeed an instructive serm+w*.. . % I The? pastor and members worshiped it Bethlehem at 2-:.-10. Quitr~ 'a tfroiip of peoplo were present a?d a. wonderful prayer meeting w;n. had. Tile pu*t<m iiH p n subject "Self Denial." These people are putting over a great program. Aft.ur thj.' seijvice a jmiis*fionary nu.tini; was had wi.h Mrs. Faira pr: s'.'ing. Sunday night R''v. Owoais used as a subject "Sowing and Reaping." ~ We can--truthfully say d!d not our h?<aits burn"* |while the message wax beif-ulg- delivered. tT-cV n>i niber added to the church, Mr. George Trupjb ^ Tiie War will soon be. over. The M itttrri?Hrdinr -Wedding was a glowing success. Mrs, Amos Whltner raising S13.ft0 was crowned >he miI,:on dollar bride. Miss rGeneva Petts of Columbia and a student at '-Ailen University received , the second priae. her maid was Miss Lor'ne Byrd. The Bridal party and what each raised will bo announced next week in | the rally. Allen ' Uriiversity quartet will .sing at Way 111a 11 on Friday night March 20 th. Rev. Johnson, choir and members of St. Mark will be with us Sunday evening to help us close >111- rally. Taiuk nt. Red ami Blue armies. TRINITY BAl'TTST CHURCH Rev. B. F. Stewart, Pastor ? Wellford, ft C.?Sunday school opened at 10:30 with Supt. J. B, Foster, and teachers at their posts of duty. The lesson was interestingly discussed by the various classes; after which the pastor, gave a timely review. y Immediately following the" morn ing dcvotionals the pastor came forward ami took for a text-1 Peter 4:16. Theme: ,"The Honor of being a Christian," from which he delivered a str*ong message. The B. Y. P.U. Jnol at the usual and carried a very interesting HI /v Mtinl Miao V? ^ lliunt vviHUHtiiu iuiao Evans and the other officers for the very fine spirit that they are manifesting in the B. Y. P. U. *~At 8 o'clock the pastor brought to lis (another.burning message taken front Acts 4:13,. subject: "The world's Recognition of a Christian.' ;? Mrs. B. F. Stewart was a visitor at Trinity Sunday. We'are always proud to have her with us. Quite a [large .crowd from this Mr. Fermon Rooifanl Sunday Sh?<ly Grove. -/ / \ ' .?? ' HE PALMCWX) LEADER 1 WILLIAM '.CHAPEL A. M. K. i k CH.UUCII _ Kov. J. P. Washington Piute.. Everything is motvintc aim nicely at Williams Chapel, both~7T pastor and people are happy an tlhe work is "moving along snioot ly. All current expenses are u to date and much has been den vu iiiiijeivs-c ine anxK'iy ol civil tors on back expenses. Tin- pas "Tor is ever on the alert and bring ing thing's to pass. tie bus the members organize and meeting with each club'an board... He.is a magnet in the pi | pit for he carries a crowd every Lwhere he is scheduled to preacl Hp iw.ii.y.- acoordihg a standing in [ vitation 'to speak to thcrCollvg st.iuile?.l<?on?the?campus. Hi I discourse on "Disdovbrmg oiic -selfT ijr- Vesper Service la-t Sun day -was very - instructiv and . interesting and enjoy ycd b both members of the faculty an sJjudent body. Sunilay was an ideal day in ev ery pajrtidtlar. Hn'e atiendfcmei -was large as lisual, and the >er vjcis -Were animating and spicy -The checking system used by Sup AForgan in the "Sunday School, i; causing many to sliced up in at -tendftixo.?TW R'saon was inter cstingly discussed and the reviev was C(m/lnAtp<l bvr Mvo . l.'?n? ? J.)ash. The-pastor carried his audi one heavenward a^ he delivered .hi very spul--stirring sermon. J-I.ii text was taken front I suae 02:il verse. At 4:00 o'clock lie prv-uclud fu Rev. Oliver and his.people at Alt Zioti Baptist {Church and agaii at Williams Chapel at night. Hue A. C. E. League is? flourisl ing under the leadership of Ah Hammle PLitckney, its I'resident Mr. Andrew Cohens, was f ning, Mrs. Ruth Horry, Fa1mi< Dash,?PoaVl?Siiukins alohg witl t Ali>sts CJoldje McDiifl'ie, Anni Alae Razor, Prof. T. J. Lyles ar. ?great leaguers Rnd helping ti put 'over the program. . In response to aa np^wull>nr _ by the _4iastor for the' beLfit J r.ihel DeLaine, the .trustee's depart meat of the church... $27.00 was realized a- a result- <?: this' special appeal. The congm gi tu?n Was Very much elated to hav the presence of President Whitake 'Mrs. S. J.. Washington ami othe members of State College"campa in morning worship. Also Mrs ' Laura Dixon who made this spo cial visit to hoaf the pastor be' fore leaving for the We*t.? a. The Chappelle Club met Mon day. afternoon at the home of Sis ^ter^ Alnggie "Stokui-i, 'pi1 .-ittrm Ti^,k t* .. r I u y? 1 ui'w Aiay aftummin at the -home <> "TJTsTeF Maggie""Slok&s its TmjiSM ent. -The J'Enierg'''neq Club me TuepJhy afternoon at the home <> lister Sarah Billy, Mrs, Celi; Brunsqn president. The Willirv Workers Club had -Its week! meeting ,at the "hunl^ (IT Sisfe president.?StoWardens BunuU Xc 1 met at the church Monday even irg, and Board No. 2 met at *tih< parsonage Wednesday . evening The Senior and JunionMmsioniu" Societies?met- In?ttn* persona,g Wednesday afternoon? I ST. PAUL A. M. K. ( III R( 11 ? "ReVT I. A. Miller, Pastor ~ * ? Suhdpy marked ? heantil'u -pnuK_tUiy. foi: .church goers. > S. was opened at the usual hotu The lesson was disucssed inter estingly and reviewed impressive -lyr ?- : , Morning services l>ogan~at The pastor ascended the 'rostrur full of information. .After the usj al preliminaries. He chose thi text: ,Ioh 0 chapter .lt-U y^i-^e?trs Hng as a subject, ,4AVI uflmt Julian . enud himself' agai net God ami pro pered ?" This was a special ser _inan_to-tbe youiXg-iu n. The mid die pew of the church was resery ed for the vouini men and'natural !y every seat was taken. Thi message was deliver" d with pow er and force, and shall long be re in em be red'by it recipients. Sunday at 3:30 the pastor <> First Washington Baptist C'hurcl 4nJ congr; gation worshiped witl us. Rev. Gaskin delivered a fore*l'nl sermon. After which his ehoi rendered sweet music." At G:.'10 the A. C. K. - Leagu met wjth a large attendance. " Mr. K. H. MeGill nee<f to be con nf'nded for the progress, of th league. . Despite the inclement weyt^u Sunday night, a good number wa present to hear Dr. J. C. McClel Ian, P. K. of Spartanburg DlF Trict. pri acheu a Vel*y inlpi'CSstv gormon. Using this subject: "Bail ing a fir**." This message wa enjoyed by all and wiU always lin er in the hearts of -those presen _ Tl|e second ?quarterly confei JnciTeonvened Mondpy, jit?. XsllCI 'ifa The pastor wjtn the Presddin El-de*\-,antd" Rev.; Crockett and Pel jrson occupieu uie rusu um, i n P. E. gave jSpnii' interesting i-. naiks. He twa's well'pleased wit the wurtn carried on by the pa; tor. ', Dr. McClellan said this was on of the bMst quarters ever held : St.. Paul. The reports were all ui qtie aWiti up to date.After all business of the confei eusfi Wfls?had the -differc-Ht.JftOJl hers expressed th-eiuselv.es whol heartily,and pledged their coopei ation throughout the year. > Rev. Peterson stimulated grot interest with his ineouragitfg- tall We are always glad to .have hir in. our midst. 1 Tho different auxiliaries of th church are very much alert. Th "(Tamrhfcers of Bethel surprise^ th pcnnfeTetwe Jirilh^audh a fine rt J port. 4 f HKN\KTTSyiU-i: NIvW'S The sad 1 'in ws ~H11 r -ity == -Balm day 111i?i ,M r. -IWmif?MrQueej* ?f N\'\v York, only ?son of ?. Mrs. .Miu nic McQueen died: at his h tjojkif alter a Ionic illness: The l<(| body arrived. in the city Thursday ' cvi'illlln', accompanied by, liis wife '' am! son, Nfr. llrover. Funeral services took place on Friday 1* Nl'. at Shiloh church. *~""TTev, A. .1. Wriyht iif charge assisted by Hoy. J". C, Covinpton of ? ii&wc church.* Miss, Mablo Reyse spent the ( week-end witli her parents,,. Miss- Drake _i'etur-nod home af.tor spendiitp .a year^jn Now York accompanied by. her father, Up v. Drake who sjh 111. a few weeks in New York. ' Miss (ireon and Mrs. Morris ? ledh?of?rVtbm I'nlversity. Cohnnh:a and Mr. Cle.nerotte of Cofunic bia wore the house "truest* of Prof J ard Mrs.. .1. If. \V. ^ris, Mr. 1 M< i ris of Laurinpbnrp, N. C. was with his mother also. ~ Mi-s 1,. Reese, teacher at.Harts-.' vi'.le, S. C\, was the Friday eyetiinp puest'of Mr, and- Mrs. Shields. Mr. .f. It. Drake had as,' b*s S-IVO;-bll !>-lie<( I * Gntys. and. Pr. IT. .Wit helsi'ofm of - NtirUi Cftr<>Una. They were* the " dinner guests of. Mi-., and Mrs. I P. Rec-e and the supper guests, of Pr. and Mrs.,'Ilairna. L, Mr. White left last week for New York, a fter "spending-1 a few I R weeks in tin* eit.V. j Mr. John MunneHyn died at his .?Tuwve Friiiav P. M. an<]_was buried t ^dnda>\' . ' The program, rendered Sim ' 'J 'veiling at Shiloh eluireh under the lirection of Miss M. T-T Crossle'nd |j was a s'ueeess in spit-e-?of the . .storm. . - ' . ? St." MielVael M. IT Church j? Uev.'Il. It. .1 ones.-t^aKror"" Men's I>ay . '= , Wanted! ."OP- Men!.! Next StinL* lay!!. A prize will he given the r m;in bringing the most men to " .the MEN'S DAY Services in the morning and at night. Special = -metrical numbers" WRl Xe. retuTFred ' in .the morning and the night ser" vice will be; in charge of the Rev. I. K. Goings and his choir and I mpinlli'is i.T Ciin f tiiwdi THi<? 1men. will occupy 0110 suTF of the e church .hid the women the. other^ l- 'rotmnmc; fertile oil and enjoy the I service of the day, St. Patrick's I'.i'w Rally 1 loiv't miss the program at thV 1 o'clock, when the Pew Rally will lie- e -tored hy tho; "ARMY." Rev. N*. \V. Green 4 pastor of Dillon M. A ''' .ft) will he the.?speeipl .-i>e-a!.<>. Spe.cial IiSsJi numbers 7 ~A7?Wdd Irish Rose" _hv Mis? ' Kl li ! \\ iiuams and '"Mother Mach~ 7~'rT~~AT77'TIunes "Crawford; ilui - i v, :I! In. ri iv lived by the Shihih ! Raid i Choir, the Zion Choir and II the 1!. II. Seln/Hf Glee Cluh. Every L r i * uhkW . to-itmike fine" report?-Kyery?one most 7 ~jjT.l--.stv invited-mml Wclcnmorh?*? s rr Sprrr^irraTr, Health Carnival And Rahy Contest L' ,.T!" v> i y: wee hjlk will "hold our > ;UJ? ' -ii. -vH-fcdfchg:'- m'-rf^yrirofc?rtE L ?u .??co(l"w Am? 1'hhies?and 0 chi', : e". are beiny* sponsored hy la t - ! . . and" members of the At . A. m;T:i ' Ruby Contest, whiell Vh> > on April 1 H.li, Palm Sunday _ "' 'S- - dTvTi'e'prize.- .arev of? babies will receive ... methinn'. Re sure to. virtu for . .! c wiirrru baby or babies. ~ 1 tr_ connection- with this, on Trq .' (! y nio'it"'preeeodirur. April 12th. 1 the weather bciiur, favorable, an On' ;o r S;o it Baaa-ar will be nnu. 'it inn. n win ne ha<i in tne (( SiiK(|;iv^t'li<iol rrtom. in connection n with the Health ('u niviil. Prcpnre 4_ J.L' jtHtMlU. . ?? ^ Easter 11 l et us prepare for EASTER by s attending the Prayer Service on i Wetlrestlnv tveninjr^ dtirbtg?this Lenten Season. Then-, on EAS^ . 'I'ER n tfht, wo.shall he better preoared to sacrifice financially for s the spreading of the Qosfiel thru nit the W'ti) !?! ? Every person re. ^ rtinf at "least one dollar for' EAST Kit nil! b(_corno-a part of-the f Tthol.e Lighting Sel^i e v.:hich will h '^e held j>{- the-elo-w?of tbeni^ht |i ovgvnm, Every _nieniber and _ Tierd. will wish to join this proi "essional. so let us all work "in ord"r to make the day successful in 0 Every w y. The S. S. teachers _ e'ill do. their n.nrt to give- us. "a n "V d program..' 1 a rrk'vii.le news ~ _ Mar 2a,?1 ',i.".r>C-?Sunday was?rr (_ beautiful day- for church .- goers, r^- The Mt. pleasant a. "s. was opened IT ynt ' lif - mil Itollr. The- lesson was d 'aught- with interest and reviewed s hy M iss Ellen lilack. g We. we're ghnl tocsee Ilev1._CQk-. t, moil Thomas at his post of duty af.. ter - being sick for some time. >_ When*the hour for'service came g Rev. .1. ,JV. Matthews introduced %n us Rev. Watson who preached e u soiii-sTtrnnir sermon. His subiect was "The Tongue Xo Man can h tame," James J?:S. ,i, ,? At <">:.'!() the H. Y. P. U. opened pp jp. ii ^ ? d) fi *> I T ' IN MEM0R1AM l CI.ARKXC K SCB-KR ' I>i*MI March, ?">? 1U2". j ?-Tlit*.Family.. I ^?"-T.EESVlf7f.tr' NKWS " j ? I? ' . "' The.girls' basket ball t>-am was defeated here by. Suiudw team it) a game of 12-4.- ' ' Mary--A4ma?Lewie died at the liome of her parents,'March 2.'5, '85, . -ind tho body was funeralized March 24. J35, at the Friendship j Baptist Church. The funeral \uicafried but ill a very sympathetic. manner by the pasotr, Rev. Moss. The entire .community is in deep 2i ycipathyAvith the bereaved fami- * Joe B. Inabinett, Frank and ? J. I.. Boyd spent Stir.dav in P?*"s- 4=bunr:? - * ? ** ? with the group leaders at their post ' >f duty. Sunday was contest day and Miss Lythonia Wilson won first prize, ' ' _ . At 8 o'clock Rev. Watson b.rot "i 'o 11s nnalhor-*Uaa?H*-nieio iiire 1 = ivct wiijc "The happiness of the. " (Jodie"?Psnlm 1 -1 - We were pleased to have with us Prof. Hicks of Trumbling Shoal School, Eaurens, S. C. Encourage jng remarks-try him were enjoyed. ? Total jiffe re i riff - far?the do y Was ? TT5.G2'. _ Those that are on the sick li-t & Mrs. Gertrude-Sullivan. Mrs.. I.Davis, Mrs. Hottie Jackson, Mrs. haura Martin. We. all hope tfor them a speedy recovery. Miss Daisy Wilson spend the week-end at home with her nar- ? -nits:? T : ' ' T Jie^comes. t Ronnie Ri-nw-n, Reporter. ? St. Jame?r"AT M. E. Church 1 lie v. W. S. Mims. Pastor. ? Sunday ; < lvml ripened id '!0"."7 nTT ~~ which was. largely.at tended. - D+veJ.v discussions of the lesson. Re, i- "d 11v Pi til" Mil i i\ ifh. ii in 11 li r = f encouragement hy ihe' pastor , and Rev. It. Devlin. ll:.')0 a. tn. Rev. Mini- and Rev llli ptilpH. 11 -1 i-ta rS~ was usoci as Scripture lesson. The -1 ifi: 1<5; subject"Divine Guid- j a rice" which, was spiritual and inspiring to .all. ?. S p. in. Rev. I,ace' I U vld: jp each- "" ed. lax. 20:J. which all enjoyed! ho 0 Message timi- him. One s.iul w;r> nldt'.I^t-n *Ttie elnin li ; nil; ~? At 1 p. m.- the funeral services f Bro. Reynold. Bostic was held v H St., James A. M. F. Church. Th_e_' 'Kith?Psalm; Rev. TT.^Y. Kennedy; Remarks hy several; obituary, Mrs. J. S. Wright. The pastor. Rev, Mima, preached. jh4> 14:11: i -(d<c, Mrs. Tom C. Logan. The rymains" were then carried to T,nko ? "View Gemotci yr lit? bereaved family has our deepest sympathy. The educational hoard of , St. I1 James sponsored a birth calendar rally. ' ' " ~ Rev. C. A. Underwood, pastor k4-4^nh>rr^gjE^t-Church. ]ireachp-d col lent sermon, St. John t:2F-22, which all weie pleased hearers. Collection $4,26. p Bro. B. Tb? Johnson was elected-.^ is delegate to the "Electoral Col- p lege. Bro". W. B Greene AUej^- ? uate. Every, friend vote<l for Mr. " Johnson. ' C The Trustee Aid Board' of St. James met Friday at the home of Mrs. Linella McClaren. White TIall St. wit-H Mrs. -Mvlzetta Jfoarst ~~ I president. A neat sum ,of $4.<Vi was collected. A course, of salad was A lively t i111u u as njoyed hy attendant < Misses Gladys Robins on. Ma r.y, F. Smith of Greenwood, S C.; Mr. and Mrs. Ci'ftn" Tn-lor \Ty nnil = Mrs. B T. .TnliiKrm :.,ol M,-, VI1 O. Jorikim. wcie ' iljniioi' pruests I Sundayv of Mr. arid Mrs. Marion j Jones. j--. Miss Janie Reynolds of "CoTum[ bia, S. C. and a member of Cali honn Falls' faculty spent the week ! end with Miss Mary R., Pope. Attorney John 11. Pope of Groans, j boro, N.^., who has been veryv i ill is now in Knoxville, Tenn. recuperating .vory nicely. ' ^ K. Collier, Importer. (ions to ?Uf compe 0 plete compliance with t he inviolable rights I ?, Pif# f f P KOI"'thSlDN AI I I??eswns?"J Office Hours Phone 11:30 A M. to 2 P. M jOffioe 353? " WP. to 8 P. M." Hes. 6548 Dr.TI E- Stephen son r Physician fcruf'SUrgcon ?* i Diseases of Women and Children-" * J. A Specialty ' J Office: Residence: 1414 Vk Assembly St. 132S Oak St. DlOIlVLlMNIELi Physician and Burgeon )ffic? Hours:' 9-4o 10 A.M.; 1 to 2 P. M ; 6 to 8 P. M. ipecial Attention Given Disease* Of Women. OUTce , . . Residence: 125 Washington 2230 liamptoe Phone 6429 Phone 7664 ~~ DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately. Office Hours: T??lephon^, . 1:00~lo T7M~I\M7 -Itoa. 4091 6:00 to t:00 P.M. Office 3796 . 1 Office. " 7 Residence,: 030 Taylor St. 1417 IJine St. ?* . Office Hours: ... Phnnt; ^ t 'fcvrrio 2~1Tm. R3??~gft7A a r.M. tu a p.m. ~ " Dr. W. D, Chappeite Pkijiluin and SurK?ot> 1 /j?a?u of Women and Child*-** ~~~ A UWialty Office: Rv'auJence: . 115 Lady St. 13U1 Pine St Colum'oja, 8. C. . !" , " K' Office Hours: 'Telephone*.. / .30 A.M; to 7:00 P.M. Office Ouik Reaiiltnce?1 ba7l Dr. D. K. Jenkins ' DKNTlttT-. hilrngs, Plates, Crowns, H" ig*?-?=~~^OTTtnty~by Appointment-" xtruction by Conductive . % fi|l I i ilill | 107 V* Washington St. Colo.. S. C. > DR. H. H. COOPER?~ ? ?Dwiim? " " Special Attention Given to L>:? eases of the Guma * Gold Crojya and &rw*r? W^r1 A Sp^cinlty iffice Phone 6420 Res. 32\._ 125 Washington St., Cola., S. C. 'ffice Phone 8407 Res. 07W9 totPREDERICK /. ** ttorney-at -Lfftv"iTnTl .Ny.Lary I'ablii PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Feaeral 119 Washington St., Cola., 8. C. hone- -7811 _AJi- Classes of THjntal Work H. HallmaW DENTIST ainluss Extractions. SuLdays by ippointments. Days: Mondays, uesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays ' iffice:,23691-2 Gervais Street Columbia, S>; C. ? Fan-O-Lin System In Boautv Culture Give FAN-O-LIN Hair, Rdalp,~ Dandruff and Toilet Preparatjoa ? *? a trial. Jhiiir worth-haa b(WB. 1 proven. Have and are grotying hair?**rr?bald heads find oare spots when directions are followed. Will promote a full growth of Half. 1 Box Hair Grower v.. ^ .56 1 box Special Hair Grower .40 1 box Scalp Soap .20 1 box PressingOH __ *.4i 10 cents extrte for poa'%f?e Registered in U. S. Patent Office. . ' t . . Agents Wanted Write for t*rmi Made by !Mme. Fannie L. Carolina 1029 Hieh Market Street GEORGETOWN, g. C. iffice Hours: 9-2 S.-<:20 Dr. H. G. Thompson SCRGEON DENTIST ' , ? 1-3" Gold Crrnvna?Bridges? 7 ' A Specialty ' Extraction* Mad* Painlam 414 Hf Am?My !JL Ph*n* CelaaMa. R.C.