The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 14, 1935, Page Page 5, Image 5

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* !. <* -?Anr December 14, 1935 ' REV. ANDERSON TO PREACH J ' HIS FAREWELL SERMON j ' Rev. J. C. Anderson who has ; pastored Sidney Park C. M. E. 1 church-for the past five years has been transferred to one of tr h e largest C. M. E. churches in Memphis,' Tenn. , Rev. Anderson will * ?preach his farewell sermon Sun /toy at 11 o'clock. At 5:30 o'clock there has been 'arranged a farewell . testimony meeting and some of the city's > best talent will appear on the program. At this meting the new . ' pastor of Sidney park will be announced. The public is invited to hear Kev. Anderson preach his farewell sermcm and in the afternoon he will deliver an address. Sid-" ney Park's new pastor will come from Memphis, Tennv ? * BROWN CHAPEL A. M. E. CHUURCH Re.v. Wm. Brown, Pastor .Vtthuv Town?The A. C. E. League was organized" on las Sunday, Decri, 19135 with the following officers; president, Silas Bro sia; secretary, Thelma Jackson; treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie Peaster; reporter, Mary E. Taylor. On Sunday Dec. 8th the League was sopened at the usual hour with the president presiding. The minutes of the last meeting were read received and, adopted. A short program was rendered. Our topic for discussion'was "How to Make our A. E. Leairut? Grow." Remarks by Mr. John Hunter. (Mrs.) S. Biosia, President (Mi?sl M. E. Taylor, Reporter ST. JAMES A. M. K. Clll'RCH " Rev. W. II. IJtuhT.-pOTtot i Sunday school was called to order 10:00 q. m. with the Supt. ? . i?-in-chance: ~.Aftrr the" rlass- stxnly of*the lesson the school was beautifully?reviewed -by Mi's. W. G. ?-??^wens. ?After all preliminaries the pastor's text was taken from Nehemiah 5:6, subject, "Building a City Wall Under. DifficultieaJIiSun day night he pryached 1'rorft Act.s 5:15, subjects "Individual* influence." jThese sermons held the congregation spell bound for really Rev. Bouler is a preacher and pastor. The Silver Moon Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Comnver Webb Dec. 2, at 8 p. m. Stewardess Board No. 2 met at the home of the PreST Mis. Katie , Solomon .,on Henderson St. Dec. 3?(J. Stewardess Board No. 1 met at the home of Mrs. Annie Jun.erette 1716 Wheat St., December ! th with the Pres., Mrs. H. M. Young presiding. Each hostess served delicious repast. These boards and club are making progress and expect- to do great thirngs in the future. Among the \isitors Sunday were: Mrs. W." G. Owens, Mis$ lluttie Mae Morris, Mr. Thompson ii-nd Mr. Preston Meadows. Come' again.' Visitors .are always welcome. SERVICES AT CHAPPELLE STATION, SUNDAY, DEC. 15. At 11:30 o'clock, the Rev. I. W. Grant, pastor of Chappelle Station A.M.E. church wi.ll preach from the theme: 'Under the ~ mristmas Star."? Order of Service: 1U:00 a.m. Church school. 11:30 a.m. Morning worship. " 3:30 p.m. Guest Speaker. 6:00 p.m. League. 7:30 p.m. Evening worship. The Rev. W. M.^ Downs will continue preaching at this church throughout the week, each night aT~S~~p:rrn?Thtrtm hlic "is-- alitaya_ welcome. . JONES ( HAI'EE A. .M. E. ZION YOL'NG WOMEN'S MISSIVE? FRY SOCIETY Miss Naomi Reid :!. Vwhtfully entertained the Y's of Jones Chapel Ch.ui;eh Wednesday Nov. 28, at her lovely home in the 2200 block of Gervais St. The President Miss , -Ela-rcnce Benson presided. The meeting opened with-singling "Draw Me . Nearer." Following the _ devotions we' received words of greetings from the prcsi dent. She >:dso mentioned the call meeting held prior to conference and $5.00 (fi.Vc dollar) had been laiscd in the eirort. Miss Corine Gordon district pre_! -i ^ vr \if M CJ siaem ui tne. i. ??. .?i. o. uiu^iii greetings t<rthc club from the an nuat conference, and picaui)ted the banne r which we had won by re. polling the highest amout of mon ey at conference. - Tho banner will remain the prdperty of this club. . ? Mm- H C Vn11n[r dsn brought greeti|ngs from conference. He made a very encouraging an{Tintcesting talk, in which he thanked the Y's for their loyal support in helping to put'over the pro,cram of the church, and was assured of their continued cooperation. Ths, being the first meeting in c the conference year, thc president in ( very optimistic talk spoke of some of the things that might be > done this year to bring cheat and happiness to Hifr^ess fortunate in our own vicinity. She also thank ed th? mo tuber a for working together so harmoniously. A visit was planned to the Jaggers home on Dec. 26. ^ Me? dames Lucile Reid, T]liza Mickles end Mr. Sam Kinsher were welcome visitors. The members enjoyed their remarks and thanked thqni for their contributions. AHv-uTvitid in- singing the club sohg after Which 'the hostess as sisted by Miss' Hattc Reid served a delicious salad course followed ^ by mints. Mas. Mary HH'ke Will entertain -----tha Hext meeting jd, 2210 Lady St. on Wednesday, Jaji. 1, at 4 p. m. Mrs. Rebecca Norris royally cn ? >-?? ; MORRIS BROWN A. M. F. CHURCH ?? Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor Rainy weather at. service time, prevented nlany people front attending the service Tat Morris Brown in the morning. The pastor however, delivered the usual serhionetto to the children who were present, in spite of the imioinenO' weather. The theme that held their interest, was "Bearing false witness." It is pleasing to note that the interest'of the children in the messages that ure broughj, by Oie pastor, is still maintained. At 11:00 A. M, Dr. Witherspoon spoke, selcctimr as n tovt Roman* I 15th chapter and 13th -verse. "The God of hope" was th? theme from which a wonderful sermon \\i.:s preached. The pastor's two little )oys, James, Jr. and George were received in the church on probation, its was Miss Hattie Mae Thompson.' ' We were pleased to note the presence of Mr. W; A. Jacobs, u-nd Mr. A. Ford among the visitors present. Sunday school and League services were veld at the usual hours. At 7.:30i;p. m. Dr,? WitheEspoon preached^ another soul inspiring wrmoh fW>m St. Luke 10th chap- ' ter, and Slst verse. "The two sid-> es of Life" constituted the theme trom which the 'sermon resulted. The Spirit of Benevolence wias stressed, as the speaker unfolded his sermon to the inspiration of his hearers. This month is scheduled as Loy altv month at Morris Blown, and a One Hundred per cent cooperation is i xpectud.* ffie 1st quarter-1 ly, conference will be held on the 13th inst. The, church prays.for Rev. Jesse Middleton who underwent a mayor ope nation a few days?ulgo, anu is Jitill very?sick. The new pastor is getting a grip on the situation, and is showing his ability to formulate ?; .'worth j while program and there is no reason to predict anything But sue-: cess. The officers of tne church, I thn lny.it wwU'ovft ip t.W Vinei. yard, will endeavor to aid in main taining the reputation and Standing of Morris Brown in the connection. The church lookp forward. ?;?" - ? ? 1 MT. LEBANON A.M.E. CHURCH ' Rev. C. Lewis, Pastor Sunday was a high day irT the above named church. Sunday school convened at the usual hour, with our faithful Supt. Mr. Moses Britton and teachers ! in their places. The lesson was i taught and timely reviewed by the j Supt. The pastor and his wife j spare no time in making our S. S. lively. . I At 11:45 the morning1 service b>e gan. The pastor seteeceu 1.1a ot. John 6th chapter and 63rd verse, subject spiritual life. Tins I sermon will long be remembered j Sunday was Communion day. The Holy Ghost searched from the j pulpit to the door, and each heart | was made to feel glad. At 4:00 o'clock the twelve trib- j ,'S given by Mr. Arthur Brown, for I the benefit of our church rally. At 6:30 prayer meeting was led | by Bros. M. Brotton and Jones. At 7:00 o'clock Rev. Lewis selected as a text 50 Psalms, 14-15 verses, subject ''Paid- dp policy with God." This was certainly a I soul stirring sermon. Oh it was ( wonderfully enjoyed. ~ A Pie Party was. given by Miss Ten/.er Brown on Saturday night at the home of her parents, also a chicken supper by Mrs. Sadie Pope at her home. On Wednesday evening an old folks, concert Was given by Mrs. >. K. B. Lewis" and Mrs. --Cuter? Biown. It was quite -musin.r? . werybody seemed to enjoy?thtenotvram very much indeed. On Friday night it was preaeh?Hg oy the Kex. Pendergrass. This was quite a sermon, all for the benefit of our church rally. Little Miss Hertense Cooper, from Hamlet, N. C. spent Thanksgiving with her aunts, Mrs. Rbsi ( Lee Brown and Mrs., Ruby Brown. She returned on -Sunday with a veiy pleasant stay. Little .ioss Parson got his arm broken oil Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Louise Brown has been sick .'or about three weeks; she left on i Sunday for Sanford, N._C.._to enter the hospital for treatment, T where her husband is at work, i Rev. and Mrs. C. Lewis were the i dinner, guests of Mr. and Mis. Nbrman Thompson of Kenth, on Sunday last; they expressed them ful-dinner, presided over by Mrs. Corine Thompson, the queenly wife of Mr. Norman Thompson. Those on the sis'; list are: Mrs. ^ 1 *"? *? r? I I c-iaran ctnwn, mra. i*r Rosa Goodwin and Mrs. Nancy McBrkio. All seem to be impiovjng very much. EBENEZER A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. E. B. Mack, Pastor Sunday School opened by -Superintendent ET~ J. Foxwjprth. In spite of the rainy weather a splendid crowd was present. Sunday morning we had a wonderful preacher with us, Rev. Armstead. We were also glad to have Rev. Air ma lead with us again Sunday night accompanied uy his wife. Rev. Mack was called to Dillon on an Allen Day ocassion. Rev. A A. Tavlor was the guest of Bev. Mack Sunday along wiht Rev. riodge of Florence, S.C. Mrs. B. T. Calhoun* who has been on the sick list for sometime,is improving very nicely. tertained the Y's at their Oct. meet ing at 20L Henderson St. A short session of business was followed by- an enjoyable social hour. .A very palatable repast w<as enjoyed. - . t.. - ' - MORRIS STREET BAPTIST CHI RCH CELEBRATES 70TH ANNIVERSARY Also 13th Anniersary -of the Pastorate of Rev. J. C. Dunbar November 4th-T0th Charleston, S. C., December 10? The Morris Street Baptist Cfiurch i-glabratod its 70th Anniversary and the 13th Anniversary of the Pastorate of Rev. J. C. Dunbar, November lth-10th at 8 P. M, each night. Program for week as follows: Monday night, November 4th. M. C. W. MePherson. Master of Ceremonies. Selection by the choir; Invocation; Instrumental solo, Miss Elizabeth Frost; Paper subject "Health", Dr. J. C. Jackson, M.D.; Sermon, R' v. Harris; Collection; Benediction. Tuesday night, Miss M. J. Antrum, Mistress of Ceremonies. Selection by the choir; Invocation; Vocal solo, Miss Sallie Anderson; Recitation, Miss Ruth Dobbins; Vocal solo, Mrs. Flora Miller; 10 minutes talk, Mi*. J. H-. Williams; Sermcn. Rev. B^~ F. Bradford, Pastor Wesley M. E. Church. Wednesday night, Mr. P. J. f tinnn 1 lU.nfm- f,f fnl'mrmiw Kf. lection by the choir; Invocation; Selection, Teachers' Glee Club, Prof. J. W. Whitaker, director; Sermon, Rev. T. _Q. Mills, Pastor Central Baptist Church; Collection Benediction. Thursday night, Mrs. C! McPhcrson, Mistress of" Ceremonies. QfllflflHnn In- tlin ??*Uaui Twoti'n mental solo, Mrs. Viola Colonel; Vocal solo, Mr. R. M. Anerum; S?lection by the choir; Sermon, Rev. W. G. Kinard, Pastor of Calvary Baptist Church; Collection-; Benediction. i '-=>' Friday nitcCMrs. M.W. Smonks Mistress of Ceremonies; Selection by the choip; Invocation; Vocal solo, Mr. Lewis Simmons; Paper Mrs v: ErBrown; Vocal solo, Mr. William Middleton; Talk?"Church Unity", Mr. X, F.. Cook; Serinonr ReV. J. W. White, Pastor of Memerial liaptist Church; ColleeHnfrr Benediction. Sunday morning, Reading of Chitich History by Mrs. R.. pobinsfPri; Sermon, Rev. J. C. White, n.I>., Pastor of First Bapt. Church Winston-Salem, X. C., subject: "The Divine Leadership";* Vocal solo, Mr. A. E. Walker; Announcements; Collection: Benediction. Sunday afternoon. Selection" CJiorus of.fifty*voices; Sermon Rev I. C. White, D.P.. Pastor of First Baptist Church W%iston-Salem, X. C., subject:' "The.dlanl of Ethiopia"; Collection; ^Iusic, fifty voices. Report of church clubs. Benediction. J Sunday night.^JSernion Rev. J. C. White, D.D., (subject-: "Flying, Running and Walking". Reading of Pastor, Mrs. J. W. Grant; Duet Misses L. Johnson and D. Raxby; Obituary of the Death-Mr. C. AWMcPherson, Church ' Clerk. Remarks by the Pastor, Rev. J. C.' Dunbar. Collection; ? .Announcements; Baptism; Benediction.- At this service .the church, was filled to its. capacity. After each sermon an" appeal was made to the unsaved souls'. E'ujh mywb.cr wTtr. asked to give a pfeniiy for "each year of the church anniversary. During these services the church mis* d $ ion.no.. A committee was a|>p< ipted by the pastor to arrange for the annivcrsarv. Members of 'committee: "Mrs. R. Robinson, MPS. F.~ Brown, Mrs. M. W. Smoaks. Mrs. C. McPherson, Miss M. B. Rbper, Miss M. J. Ancrum,.secretary; Mr. J. W< stley. chairman; Mr E, Gihson, Mr. P. J. Green, Mr. J. Burns, Mr. O. Ringlet on, v Mr. Witv. Simmons. Mr. C. W. McPherson, Mr. N. E. Cook. This . committee in turn appointed a committee on pro gram, T<^ gram committee as fot-~ lows; Mrs. R. Robinson, Mrs. C. McPherson, Mr. N E Cook. Mr. W. Simmons, Mr. C. W. McPherson. Mr. E. Gibson, chairman; Miss M. B. Roper, secretary-treasurer. This committee worked well financing the anniversary. A summary of the History of the Church was also drawn. These facts \ver6 collected from Rro. R. B. Paterson and Sisters Rosanna Ward and Lydia Melton by Brothers C. \V. McPherscn and tv. Gib son, and Sister JilabeJ R. Roper. On Wednesday evening, NovOmtce enjoyed a pleasant evening with a delightful vrpast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McPherson. Editorial committee: Misses M. J. Ancrum, M. R. Roper and Mr. E. Gibs"" rilE VOLUNTEER CI.I B OF 1st CALVARY BAIT. CHURCH The Volunteer Club met at the honifi nf TNT i-r Rlnl-lry, 17QR Oi|]h'oun Street, November 2. The meeting was called to order by the president. After de\otion the roll was called and each member rcneated a Bible verse. The regu 'ar business was carried out Tn its usual order. Mrs, Elija Walker was reported some better. ^The meeting was closed and the hostess served a delicious salad course On December 5, the club met at the home of Mrs. F.liza Richmond. The meeting was opened by the president after devotional the min ut?s of the previous meeting was read by Mrs. F. R. Blakloy and received and adopted and many comments were extended for such nice minutes. The roll was call rl and each member repeated a Bible verse. After the regular business a program was as follows:?Instrumfntal solo by Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and Recitation by Mrs. Mag gie King; Solo, Mrs. Marian Watts Recitation, Mrs. Sophronia White. The program was enjoyed by all. M'-s> Richmond assisted by Mrs. Mk>ore served a flelieious ealad course, cocoa and cake. The n^xt meeting will be at the home of Mrs, Georgia Latimore on Sligh \ THE PALMETTO LEADER Mil.LRU I'll A PEL A. M. P.. CHURCH (J. H. White, I'astor Newberry, S. C.?There was a ! The lesson was instructively reviewed by Supt. 1'loyd. The morn in^ worsrdn beS.-n_.with children's - hour.?Mr?fr<?r iicriinc Antu-c w-^'t ly sang a solo. The pastor spoke' from Psalm 141:3,' Then littl? Miss Evelena Martin played a pi JIIU M/1U. ' 't For the Adult church Proverbs 23:7 wa?s used by our ministei, subject, "Wright c.nd Wrong Mo- j lives in Chuuth Work." The visitors- Were Deacon and Mrs. Nellie Ruff of Prosperity and j Mrs. Nellie Rutf of Prosperity ami ] Mr. and Mrs. Kugerie Gary. Sunday afternoon thfe League and fiiends found their way to President Harris' home, to attend the Silver Tea given by the League. " President Harris was master, of ceremonies, and made things very plcalsant. The League hour was. very "enthusastict lly led by the Vice Presi dent, Mr. James Carter. Mr. Tlnirman Rceder war. a via? itor.. Under the direction of Miss Anjeroriic Young the Junior Cr.oir sang very sweetly at both services On Die.-22, at ni.'.ht the Junior Choir will present a Xmas P..geant. Also the Senior Missionary Society will have God's Xmas " i ree under direction Of the paslor..' The ' membe.H anjrl friends an j. urged, to bring gifts for the sick a raj" less fortunate ones to go on tlie tree. Little Catherine Mae White made a trip to Abbeville Dec. 1. lo SO, hi I- pod-nti.' her. Mrs. Knnna ('. Ransom and Bishop II nsunv. " MARION NEWS St. John. A. M. E. Church ~?Rev. A:. J: Jent(tn,v. Ra * tor?_: Sunday was a very gloomy day for church-goers, but imifi ItTie rain the real members found their way -to their post- of- duty.?At 11:0Q- o'clock -Rev. Jenkins asc? nded the rostrum after the usual devotion, he took His ,text 1st Kings 17th chapter, 2-3-7-9 verses; subject: "The Brook That Dried Up".' He preached an inspiring sermon and those that were present enjoyed a spiritual feast. Sunday afternoon at 3' o'clock the Sunday School was called to or :er by tbe_assistant. Supt. Miss . Ermer Benjamin with the othicers presenj. Th? school was out in irge numbers.. After the lesson we wore favored to have Prof. Scott presented by the Suet. Mr" -M. J. Davis. He addressed the school very interestingly <>n th, suV>ject "Cooperation" which - was enjoyed by all. Come again, we u-' glad to have you. Sunday evening at 1 o'clock Key.'~ Jenkins ascended the rostrum and nrcached from the 91st Psalms, 14th versp, subject "God's Answer to Man's Trust". He pr< ached a soul stirring sermon 4nd many were made to .rejoice while the man of G"od spoke to us by the vaysiile. Rev.Jenkins is a good preach' r. a fine.pastor, a Christian gentleman an,I a great leader and by following his program success ?s sur to be ours. We- are 'glad '11 have him returned to Us, he is a young man and knows how to wr rk and that is what, this church n' eds. Miss P.ol erta Rbbinson (lied In ~ New York City and was hrnught to Marion on last Sunday, her former home and was buried in the family plot. The church was filled to over-flowing to pay the last resnect to one of the daughters of Marion. " Sunday morning the members of St. John and community were shoe kod when the news of the very 1,1 I l - r Ti..?iUA? flllll >?II DIUIII" I John Gihbs was hurled over the town. lie was the' treasurer of the Trustee Board of this church. He was a good man and . a Christian gentlemen. We the members of St. John Church extend our deep est sympathy to the bereaved family. Mrs. McBride the wife of Rev. McBiple is very ill at this writing.?Mr. McKinley Johnson is al' so very sick. Collection for the Trustees amounted to"$2fi.OO. JOHNSTON NEWS At ft the) C. M. E. Chinch on Sunday a.-m. the new pastor, Rev. J. M. Blas>sengalo pre' ched a wardorful sermon. We wer verv "lad to hnv? *h li.. r aU-w T? J 1 racuiLy jx me- xvosenwtuu cwnooi to hf. prmmnt \v;tVi ifli llK-n fvion/hi | Conic attain you arc always welcome at Reth?l C. M. E. Church. ?The- Woavlc's \T_|?*j"nai;y Society of Bethel-G. M. E. Church met on. Sun-ay afternoon. ^ Th" Misses Sarah 0. Simpkins ( and Frances Dobbins, faculty of ?>\c Rosonw.ild s hool sp: nt the j Thankssrivimj holidavs iYi Colnni- , b.io with Miss Simians' broth u1. Mrs. Williams of Columbia. S C. i-' visitimr in the home of Mr. nd Mrs. Jjbs.h Ounter. Mrs. Evelyn. Willianis and tyis's j t Emma C..! Vouncr are readers of.) the Palmetto Leader.- jj Miss II; ttie Ross ai d Mr. A!-j-| Pert Washington motored to Aiken S. C. on Sunday afternoon. Real Th" ! Imetto Leader.to learn where your friends are, and what they are doing. Etta Moten is a fine artist with a depth of emotion and expression. Major Edwsrd Bowes, W. 11. X. Managing Director. Ave. in Kendletown. Mrs. Marian Watts, President; Mrs. Carrie Kemp, Secretary; Mrs! , Maggie King, Reporter, > EMMAM E4-A. MfTETc HI RCHa ?: - ' ~?.? ?.?, Rev. J. K. Thomas, Castor Charleston- Wu. have, thus far reached another tweilth nioiuh. Ttie yivr's race is aim st at an i < iicT lie lore the close ol the jour- 1 iicy many will ha.e lallen by. the ' ^ayj y.it the rare n>e - iin.- \ Change of JtTTrfe duiing the tttonl-hs Piisaed hh*e made soiiK* ol" u> t>ct- j f *?* u n/l muu ovuif wwrsc. iCi'VTitr<ii? >-s I of our conditions, t:nere. is much to be thankful -lor since wo buv'e been privileged toh.vc this opportut.i-' iv. .. We are glad to. state that Emmanuel U still alive. Our pastor oil last buu my morning pleached, a noble sermon and the luemb.-is frier.as and welwisheis of ETnai.utl were the recipients "i .-pifji'.ai food which will help to sustain them through the roming week.We were pleased to have',with us Re v. H. M. Turner, a product?t*f Emmanuel and now the' pfogi\.-sive pastor of'Embiy A. ,M. K. Church. Dr.'and ,Mis. ("uttar (while) of ,\'ew-York worshiped with us. Dr. "t'uttar nv.ule a sp^-imTd talk in which'he-ex-pm-ssid hiiiu>i ll as ha. ing been defighted to be in our midst, lie f 1,11' 1 lier state! t at in enjoyed? the ."service*'. "I he lost s'hvcp all 1 the" seeking' shepherd,, was' the theme from which the pastor spoke at the evening worship; the .text of Which may he found in-the 18th chapter of St. Matthew at the 12th vcr.-c, "How think ye? If a man have i? nemired sheep, and one of. them Bo gone hstrav" etc. In tin. - m-.. >i his st'imun, Rev\ Thomas poii.i ii out tr.at the ehiiivh is t.'.L sheep Cold \yhere the sliee.p are eared for. ;lcen<]caYoied to impress upon Jum who are not in the fold to iuirr [i <1. el -1 u irrrrt em.r t heroin. This evciny nvissage was very . actieat aiHl. unliitnng. V isitnia ministers, Revs. LaVallie and K. Doctor.. The pastor visited a number ot siek members- durme- tnCT 'pas. \\ rek. ' ? m ? i: \STOVI:R M:\VS ... ' ' :?? I ..<? v... ,K... ..... .. i .?? V ^ ?* I??KI* HUtV ilw." <t. Philip A. M, K.- Church. Sunj, lay school opened at 10:00 a. m. iy the Sept., Mr. I>. l.yles; Tin ussonw?-s?reviewed 4?y?the ?pas ? tor. This is a very large church school; over 100 children attend this school. Services began at 11:15 a. m. Twenty one" members compose he senior, choir; two of them were ite. A!! t' e .4hers were in their, place's at the tap of the hell. The spirit was very high all d. y. At the close of the morning services invitation weie extended for joiners and four young men and two ladies canto forth and joined?thi. church. Two were afterward bap i/id. This make's totai. of ten We m \vd from l": ipijj S. ('. la -1 Thursday where w;. lahpre . for five years. We made maiiy Fiends there both white and e*??idid lot of eharil* hie work for the ,'iooi*. people, of Union. 1 hope that some one will take ip the work :tb see to it that Sillily Clat:s will visit the poor, old, j unfortunate ones. . We'wish to thank .Mrs. Fannie j fht Mrs.-'-Mary?Fhni^-k,-?M-i-'-u -4' .mi (libson. Mrs. Maty Keaster Mrs. L. Jeter, Mrs*. Rosa A. Sims, ' Mr. W. E. MeJunkins, Mr,...Guss Feast -r. who came?4?wn and; as- i - t d us i:t. parking and In din.tr. | We also wish, to thank Mrs. E..i Vailaee foi* t!i ' mo/t hand-on e ' token for remembrance, and Mrs. !. Mi:..uH , Mrs. Sarah Rouler,. "met 'otiu'i.-i ulio thought nf in, 11 end Sandy Claus around before lime. We ?-ay to ail' tliank. We. will never forget, yob, an i all who made our stay sd plea-ant during nir st? v in Union, On opr arrival We wore .met by., Mrs. S. Reel. Ida Parker, Far.nie .'ring! '. I .Vila Re . e. Tenner Ro'uer >n.' Alice Johnson.'Q .u nnie Marti;!, Susie Jones, Annie Brunson, and A., Board of Trustees tog-t1^. r with it' hot dinnyr and sup-iwr tnd i.t 'iy oli ei good things to cat. Since wv arrived cveiy day s nu* or.e is bringing to the parsonage -something good to eat. Folks are beginning to butcher mil 1 am learning the way to their homes. I cm well pleased with the work ami we hope to make this , charge the best in the district..- Next Sunday night the ushers will render a p:oiiahv beginning 't 7 *'.clock. The ntibli'c is' co?\K-_ ally inv'ifed. . Miss O. H. Washington..the Pres. will.he ir charge. ' The Sunday school will have r. pr ctigc for Xihas prog'rair Sat-' -rday^nl'iorhoon at I ;iiQ p??> > A11 I'r. chilllrTm who are taking a part j .re asked to he but, Mr. liraVette Lyles, tke_Su.pt. will l>e in'charge. Stewardess Hoards No. I. 2, ml four, Pulp.it Aid Hoard. ProErre-.sivc Club. Hoost rs Club. Sunshine Club, Hussif H e Club, Ushers HoavTr Vcpng Men Club. Automobile Club. F.lci tric Light Club Missionary Hoard, Sunday School, League, City Clubhand Ho What Vou Can Club, ell die askedAo'ie port on .the fpurth Sunday with mt-?failClass meeting next. Sunday, attd [, 11 lna,l..i-c O.L-..U K, .... 1 take charge, of your class. .Missi. nary day is the 5th Sunlay. " i'oino to church! Go to church! MT. CARNEL NEWS Rev. E. P. Paget Pastor The Sunday school opened at its usual hour, and we lv d a wonderful lesson on the Sunday School. After. Sunday school was over. Rev. E., P. Page reviewed the lesson and our pastor N vcy thoughtful in reviewing the lesson, After the review, Rev. E. P. Page ? ~~ " - ~ t ? 7 ! my noot:. ,11 is. f..M ami 111? ' 1 >* vi i .-;c. W> nvf . cv pi:ui <?l inn' H' \v. t! we will Work with m;ii- f.r ...i! In ir,a; thiny- in past. I! i.-- La:'' v. :'j\ ! < <i"li t w :rt ! <> ir.;t in want t'. u'cac out . >. r-tc : vi- i Glui. 1 an;'-4 jy . _{n 117_ -? I', I y i?? 1 ' ; Mi.- ' 'at m-J. I at a:. w pastor may haw . yivat s..rr<s,s II 1 '.( i v. ! <> ..' J a. to: a"'| ?.V A! i:. I'ayo art'l Mr. I ? i.-k ]*;:.? . > ( : Mr. Al.-ihi;. Pay. :*??.? :; I: v. j -['aye's h-'ni" \\<lv to n i-1* with .Mr." .Mr. a mi ;M : s . U i iiays. i ;i y f- 'l a wry I'm I ihA*. Tlrcv <i:uv.;n, t irei ar. i i <:y I tar!; km ami aJl i- <1 jr.;*.. : - ;.!.< J.:, . .* " ? ;I - ytkTT^r-i uJi : - ' -W at I v. ii 1 n<.'. r' , roui moiti; \ ::\\s I?> Mai1 15-lie in churches. S.aaiiiy., I j , - < -. j."- tr i i".I iett I ..UV /, I I .i-.':i . I', v. t V'.".vf I my sermon '.tu. winch t < . I is cordially invited. i m l nI'mIc Srliiml News i hi: .'.u'L-diiw s an-- ef.inris Hf the sch"<4 arc pa- i::;r ";.i . ! ^i. a-i lij..-JaJ 'tii-ii i* r., '! > ]< * t l I i'ni ha>~ in m; .. .-T .^j ;1 :-:.d ;> "'m a:.'l i)>i i-.l We ii all v' \v<,; dvf it' ;\.:"ja;:;e s pluCU. ' I 1'la: a.; vi;*d. la r?~ t"1 i t'ai.tal and i e- ... < >. J : ?" M-. I- (liy. ' i? :t< {..< i . ?,< *-'! lirsl irrud . AIL.;."- rr :-'a;< ! -t ? - a :d . . u- / ' i : ! jri'niip on the; ev-.ni'.n 1 !>< r 20. , 1 "ai y t ai-ii 1 s. \va t. jr-d Kv. r- i niond recently; "his futlfcr having!, died lh;re 'Dir. 1. Wo ?',\p! e>> t- ! i.in ia:'i ?1> t-n -t \ ni??a \ ii r. ^?, ' <s ?; -?} The Ilaskelli .11 t uiil (girls) is rapidly ri'Ui.ding int.e I'n' ni ; > current.season and under, vh- skill " ^1 im " *' I ' >' - < :<< aopii t theiuselV's well neainst ; ill sectional coiijmetition.. 1'i-i.r. I*i iiclas vis iles. ivis H.u?/h j "i'lipendafion I'er-?ihe. ' iiupndSSmentis made sirtee Ills, api "i:.inie:u i ! > tliv> ji: iiu-jpal* i]? hi'i'i'. ']'}> school has been ins port, ! ..witi.'n tnvnt' u , ei:.s liy.-both cn.nuy an; !c any- jri- a \?-ry hitrh rati-ny a* a.ivsal:. TIIK A. ( . K. I.K\(,l i: or . a. m. i.. < nt k< n-j ' ' ~i&>?.? -.i 1 hi- jiM.ys am >: >:?< I? j 5th.. was1 <>p\=ttrfr ;.i V, -jn.\AvHh tii , .-.i'l ' ' 1.1 .>? :. \\ . i >j K d iijj ii> pt> y' r. 11. <V1. < ! !! . t -.- Sfa*?- I'a blent of ?the. I AV, 11. a;. ; F ; it-en .\ii-s: j.arv S" i ty \v.i- yn-.^t >j-.-aiv. . <v Chnppello t .11 v.' y ,y of the Works that . tko >ii-si-nfij / >"i? th ir. \fr;<-a. !Ii~ilk?w'a e y??\+-? young people, ' ' , . Ne.tt . >. ? I y. *1 v : 1 " . . - . ii ? < ' : '' .a _ ! < ' irvam will-ha i*-n<K ;?.!. Mi-s Sara Dunlap will !,,.-yi-,;f> ei-rn-r^-. V i> "K injjr Christ !'?*' ?? II. ay... : / '.t-a?'..!i'! inys. - .. . si \m:u m:\vs' A Si!\ r Ti?. un yy n > .--of A!.- y tj\ " i.' i -ii -i : i V \ - Hi : di ; :i; j?r?'g: am was n nd.r.e; arm .1 ?.e.y t: ilju: il. The . Mm I; i n . d I'. . ! :; | .1;./:.. ...r, : ' - . ' :. lit ? ?' Eiiiann 1 M-mdny l. it.. N -vi-mln r 2-". wa "a :'::i. i;;2" cess and crowed-a deal at.-. mi nt from beginning t? < v i. .Mrs. E. A. Parker. Mrs. Abraham and brother and sister-inlaw, Mi. an: ... i -i ....... ; I'll is y e.iH ita,!.-. ii' ! h : s;;';s.I '< (!:? v pa ty f- ! ' :,l-'y r.ie!'. November 20, at their home h-m I.,, ?.' . v.. :\. I i H s a jdoasimt surprise sVr the hor.o-r<1 'jfitft- and .;.'v al >ng with ? h\ . rest of- ilia tMu-sts pass. ,{' ; hoars . .iii.voa-iy away.. The o ?a-i n Will .lur.g be.re:yi.-n be: i d,. , - ?A?deli. !? ...?n i>a-1?n - * -i."" i and many serviet .' ] gift- i? received. Mr. ,-nd "Mrs. Joseph son i ntobtain n! Monday .night. Doe. 2, wit .a 2 veiv par.y ;,n in: !U' of Ms. ( "f i ir Uv.it?y 'n M T? niington. X. ('. The evening was -p. n* in playing bridge. After the games t4io-tfu.l>-'w oV.. in.TTt"'nil into the most attr i lively deeurated dii.i'i;1: t?'oni wlar. 'a i ions lunch* on w;n .>< rv. nd ,niuvt d !?v. ail. . jHi's. W~, n.,v. . v.atlu sf <-f Mj\ and M'.s.W. H. C. Richardson for Thanksgiving* Mrs. Gcrt-na Howard loft last WW jp*V fcntr Iw lr^' - ?"nT. livu ""n<' ||ga| v X } ' > : : '?m| Page 5 i r\Tf]^ r ? . s a I j > >-: : > :-: :":?: < ' X'V'i^fv-x-XK-v : I )K. 1, M. DANIELS Physician artd Surgeon j ' (tH.ci'- 11'. J! s: ; to 10 A. M.; 1 to 2 I ]'. .M..; 0 to y P. .M, i Sp' ( !a. Attention Giv?-n Diseases , Of W'Omen. Otlice: Residence: 112.7 Washijifrton ~22:J0 Hampton . Pl.or.e, Gte!l? Rhone 75(54 . .. ^ ..! -> DR. J. G. STUART Rye, liar. Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted. Accurately. on'u.e 'Hours: Telephone; 11:(,?U- to 1:00 1'. M. - Res. 4G02 'Join to S:0U P. M. Ollice 15706 Oilice-c Residence: -o.'JO.Taylor St. 1417 I'ine St. Telephone. li M. to li P. M. ' li-s. 8875 ; i\ M. to 8 ]'. M. * . I)r. W. D. (happelie v I'ln-J-Lliiri and Surgeon ~I >i of?and?<-Hi4dren-??? A Specialty Residence: . I'.'j l.uty St. l.'iOl P.tie St. _ CoiJinbia. S. C.. ? Oilm Hours' : 1'collet. 8 to 9 A. M. - C tlic? 6033 II U*-2 1'. M. -----^~Re?.~6798 " 6 to 8*J*? M. ' V Dr. R. B. Frederick Phy&iciaa ' .. (J Hi ce: Residence: 110,712 Washington 1416 Par* i" Over Victor > Savings Bank 'm Colun jU S. C. Office Phone 8407 Rea.' 678P N. J. FREDERICK ^ Attorney-at-Law and Notary Publi* PRACTICE IN ALL COURT* ?State and Fa^rai 1119 Washington SL Cola_ g. C. Phone 7811 All Cla.s.-es of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Haliman DENTIST ' r\ ?. F,xtractions Sundays by -Al-poiTitmonts. Days: Mondays, T:iesd;ivs. Wednesdays, Thursday# Fridi!y? and Saturdays ? liHiinl-? Street Columbia. S. C. DR." A. H, JOHNSON SI Rr.F.ON ? 1111 1-i' Assemb'.v Street , l'Ur.e~,UUl " " ? [..IV. llia-.iiaRiiEtfin Ave. _ ^ ! ' ' , FT. one 87-10 - r. -vv -: ii :r.u' .' .'-'La SDa vs left r. Men - . ; . \\ uv I). (\ ,\; iv i'. i':ri:i.V yt a> ta;l*d to 3>V.".>.V-nv'"V. I? 1 on. a du thy Mr. H.vh.rd Siviw <.f itlinto . - : :?;sr Ims wife and fit tie. <'ra;:irht?.r. i'' v Rerhow. A. I'. Speni*s' ! ', A. r.'.'ki .. .1. M. Harrison and otln rs haw- <> i-n attending the various A. M. E; conferences each I.?r>. A. R. 1' h'.\v s. M.. Milter rial A. G. Townst-nd attended t. < 'f. K. < in Oranjfe:i" i M . S. .1. Mel?<>nald and 1 ?' . K. < .lov.es. w, it tho laynKh whi. a*ti'ii !. M-~. S. M. Miller, M s. K. .1. Bennett and others attt mle-vl . on Sunday. M v. K. t . d?uH-" and childrefci : t T; anksc'vingr holidays in Aiken. S. C. .' ^ s hoof on .lied at the usual kcitr-, after which.. Rev. Jnckstin 'preached a splendid sermon. We are -la i that Mrs. Effie ?vf-?was aide to he * out * to < h..r. If S nday. nN Mr. .1. F. illuLL-A- - Ut.ii., rf r i^osnital. We ... t: I'eiAriad te -*haV' ti:e is doinih tine. Mis. In;la Kimpson is - .1 *' hospital and is jrettinpr along nicely. ?liUjn ir;;v>5s of Mrs. K. Davis vvt :< : Mrs. Lillian 'Shiver of North and her daughter of New York, Miss Louise Murph and Mr.' Wit!:,; H. Cvum^cl of North.