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Saturday. February 8, 1936 ? THE REV. CHAS. H. BROWN " TO PREACH AT SECOND r~ "CALVARY SUNDAY V * " The following se'rvie'eH will be observed at the Socond Calvary Baptist Church, Sunday according to the Rev. M. Matquette Peace; minister. 11:20 A. M. Installation message Dean Chas. H. Brown of Benedict College, former pastor of the church. Ali officers for the curVrent year are urged to be present for this special service. ' A great I day is anticipated. 7:30 o'clock evening message theme, "How Mbch For God?" pastor preachings ?' Church'School 10 A.M. and B. Y. P. U. groups 6:00 P. M. To these services the public is cordially invited. UNION BAPTIST CHURCH , Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor a - The Sunday school was opened | aUthe usual hour, with Deacon Alfred Davis, presiding. The lesson 'was beautifully discussed through out the- various classes.Morning began At 11.30 a. m? The pastor seleeeted his tex't from the fourth chapter of St. Luke and the sixteenth verse; using as his subject, "A follower of Jesus should be loyal and active." This was a wkim^erful mossage and \ many hearts were made to feel -1 happy. We always enjoy R?n-. uenKins sermons, anu we pray his , ? success this year. s i At 6 P. M. in spite of the rain ? a number of hungry souls gather { ed to commemorate the Lord's ' ? ' supper. ; THase thirty souls seemeid to have* a desire to carry out the aim of the poet who said "Through floods and flames, if Jesus leads I'll follow where he goes. . At 8 p. m. the pastor preached, another spiritual Sermon, from the subject "Jesus the man of Compassion"^ The regional meeting of the NaTtional Ba"ptist Convention of A nun .1, ica Inc. will hold its South East em Session with our church began nJrtg February iy?21, l'J.'Hi. The district proper is composed of the following states: _ Tenrt.w North Carolina. South ifnrolin.i Georgia, Florida and Alabama. 7 The delegation from these states promise to bring to our chuich " J and city some of the ablest min 7 isters and church workers in the I United States. Dr. L. K. Williams of Chicago. i?; President of the National Baptist Convention is expected to bring a large delegation from the middle west, while Dr. Harten from N. Vice President will be accoinp&nied by a largo ?roups from the Metropolitan City. There will be a number of expert S. S. and B. Y. P. U. workers 4? here. The pastors of the city of Co lumbia and over the state at ! large arc making every effort to make this a threat occasion. m 3 CHAPPELLE STATION A. M. E. CHURC!' "Behind the clouds this church is moving on."?-Special theme fo.t Sunday, February 0, 11:30 a. m. . Despite the weather on lest Sunday, February 2. most of the j. worthwhile members of our ' church were out to worship. At 10:30 a. m. the Sundaiv | school proceeded under the leadership of that real Supt. Brothei Lewis Hallman. * \ At 11:30 our consecrates! pus 7 tor and friend, Rev. Grant, brot ^ us a heavenly message that was so plain that a fool could not er1 ror. g Those, who wore incapacitate ^ or who wore otherwise unable to -t? make their app.tunneo were?listers Robinson. Smith and Alex* ander; the illness of brother Her5 bert Nowlin's wife kept hint away. But God is able to raise every one of them. On Tuesday night, February $$ fourth the Klite Club of our >? church met at the home of brother Wm. Patterson, the treasurer^ elect of the club. Our noble Pre " J* sitting Elder along with our pugi ilistic pastor was present and | made very interesting retu&id&%M If you want to be hifjlily euter* tained go to the home of brother Patterson and his' queenly Avj/.e They know how!" Mr. Gfcr.SmUth, ::.j the president of this club along s with the fine young ladies carried g over a fine program. May- God * bless this noble group. On Wednesday night there was ? a special program at the?church which was very man-building. sL Services for the w.ek as follows: I' . Morning worship exactly 11:30 1 A. M. Church school 3:00 P. M. |T ' Evening worship 7:30 o'clock. Special Evangelistic message 6 and Choir reheai^al Wednesday ? 7:30 P. M. ^ Visitors are always weelcome. THE A. C. E. LEAGUE OF I* BETHEL 4PHURCH Mr. H<Jnry Webber, President Sunday, February 2nd being a |j> very rainy afternoon, we didn't ^ have a League program, but come out next Sunday. The Negro His tory Club, of which Mr. Wiley WiTliams is president, will present a Negro History Program at Bethel A. M. E. Church in the A. C. E. League at 6 p. m. The program will be featured by musical numbers, papers and an addrress by Professor E. A. Scott of Allen University. Come out and, hear this program.""' When? Sunday afternoon, at 6 p. m. Where? Bethel A. M. E. X. Church. Come and bring visitors with- you Sunday, February 9th. ' Miss Eva Porterfield, Sec.; Rachel Kinard, Reporter. I ALLEN TEMPLE A. M. K. - CHFRGH .. Rev. R. I. Lemon^. Pastor Greenville, S. C.?The First ' Quarterly Conference conveneU at > Allen Temnle A. M. Church Monday night. January 27, 1936, 1 at 8 p. m. The meeting was conducted by the Presiding Killer, 1 Dr. J. S. Renn.* The same officers were re-elected for another j year. The business side and thci spirit ual side were carried out in a fine ' Wn,, as nnlv nnr P P en? Many true Sunday school scholars found their way to Sunday school through the snow. We had a nice attendance -considering the weather. We hnd a fine riview hy Mrs. M. M. Calhoun. The remarks by the pastor also Mrs. Calhoun were very timely. ' Morning service began at 11*1 ft a. m. The pa.st.iu' delivered a strong, soul stirring sermon, falli T inspiration. Hu spoke from the subject "The Temptation of Jesus and His-,Reactions." His lext was found Luke 1:3-1. After ho usual service the Holy Communiorr was' given. W.c were glad to see Mrs. Lemon out to service last Sunday. She looks the picture of health.:. We have a large number of sick nembers, Mesdameg Julia Washington, Etta Thompson, Vint Webb, Maggie Williams and others whose names we failed to get. We hope for thym a speedy rer covery. Our "Big Rally" is only three veoks off. All the clubs an t nembers are working hard to each the goal. SAINT JAMES A.M.K. CHURCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor A.-heville, N. C.?Winter gripled this city: in the land of the sky in the heaviest and deepest mow-storm that has been experonced -in the last ? twenty?live ears on the past Saturday and Sunday. But a spjendid revela-j ion Waa made upon the part of uir piinpla?in?their?do terminal j on to worship and to serve. Even n the Sunday school the sight vas impressive to behold the j arge crowd of students who gath>red that they might study, the Word of- God. The lesson whose subject was "Jesus Enlixts Helpers" was inspirationally 'taught ind reviewed. "The Institution of The Lord's Supper" was the subject of the norning's message by our pastor 'cund in St. Luke 22:19-20. Holy Communion was administered to I a large crowd. At the evening's ;ervice there gathered an inspir- ! ng group to worship and our 11 (.Mil i.hi? sunjeci 01 'Discip!t?ship,r as is found in St.' Luke 5:11. The Holy Sacrament .vas administered again to a large ' lumber of communicants. Plans ire moving forward toward the xbservafion and realization of our > Pounder's Day and District (.'on- ' ,'erencc programmes. Our pastor continues to com- | nend the ol'ficals sfal'f, the mem-, xer.-hip and the laige number of doards and' clubs for their system- 1 itic work and labors in carrying. ' in the work of the church. On ; '.text'.'Sunday Race Relations Day -vi 11 be observed and appropriate : nusic and sermon are planned in": keeping abreast with the occasion. DOUBLE BRANCH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor In spite of the weather being -tncleiiieiii. the Sunday Svho I op ened at the usual hour, 10:00 o'- , clock, with the Supt. and his co-'l workers at their post of duty. 1 The lesson wn s beautifully taught by the Supt. Splendid remarks on the lesson by the pastor from which we learned much and eniovefl Vere mrcVi . At 12.IK) o'clock tho pastor presented the sneaker of tHe hour. ! the Evangelist, J. M, Harrison, .of Sutnter, S. C. who deccnded the . rostrum with a burning message, from 1st Cor. 11:28. His theme] Was "Lot a man examine himself." JJis message was aslo powxnful, encouraging and uplifting. Theie was many who partook of Che Lbrd's Supper. " Mrs. A. E. Harrison niade some .splendid remarks. ltey. Dixon and wife, Rev. J. M. Harrison, wife and niece, Miss Phillis Brenson were the dinner guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Elijah Jones. Mrs. Viola Dervin was funeralized January 20, at 1:0(J p. m. She was a member of Double Branch A. M. E. Church. She was loved, honored and respect i'<l by both rtfres of her com muni- | ly. She leaves to mourn her loss a devoted husband, seven children and a host of relatives and friends. Peace to her ashes. At 6:00 p. m. the A. C. E Ixiague wbs called to order by Mrs. E. L. Jones. There were many out. A beautiful program was sponsored by Miss Willie M. Jack , son. The League was addressed, by the pastor. Among those woo par- t ticipated were: Hro. Elijah Jones, M rs. Julia Hampton and Brother N. Caughman. At 8.00 o'clock Rev. S. L. Glass preached a wonderful sermon from St. Matthew. The spirit was felt throughout the church. Three members were added to the church. Visitors are welcome. FUNERAL WEDNESDAY FOR MRH PINKIE B WASHINGTON Mrs. Pinkie bell Washington I Who died Sunday morning was fun cralized Wednesday February 5th' at Mt, Olive Baptist Church Kings ville, 3. C) I BROWN CHAPEL NOTES Rev. W. R. Bowman, Pastor,? The inclement weather Sunday kept many of the members froni attending church, however, Supt Laurence was on the job and har an unusual good school Mrs. Robinson acted as secretary in the absence of Miss Gardner who was "snow bound' at lier home. Our pastor preachei from the subject, "Thanks.' This was one of the best sermon: ever delivered in Brown Chapel. Dr. W. J, Robinson held his Is' quarter Sunday night and spok< \ cry i'ikuui ujl u.ui i i\ am the Orangeburg district. 92 per S6ITS took: the Lord's Supper. Bro Thomas Shirvey drove 8 miles ir the snow to pay his pastor $2.1( and offered to loan him what In need to tio him over, we wondei if any other pastor in the Orange burg1 r>ist. can say the "same? Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gardnei entertained Sunday evening, Dr W. J. Robinson and. friends, Mrs Rebecca Broonie and Mr, and ^Irs Joseph Pauline entertained Rev an i Mrs. W. R. Bowman alonj with, scores of friends to din'nei and supper, i Among those who were then were: Mrs. Daisy Mack, Melisht Robinson, Ellovirje DashL Kill Shivers, Footman, P. D. Dash an< others. Several clubs wore organize; Sunday with Mr. John Murry, Jr as President of the Elite Club Peter Jimmerson. as President o: Exetlsier and Ju.-'per Irick Presi dent of Wonderful Club. Mon will -be made next Sunday. T?w, xv.V,,. riiaitn I norts Sunday were: I). K. Kelly Henry Haigler, L. F. Mack, Dai sy Mack, Jacob Jamison, A. W Watson and Relx'cca Broome. Sunday is Allen Day, we are.ex. pocthig oach member to contri bute 25 cents each. All visitors arc welcome t< Brown Chapel. Miss Jimmersot h^.n sf'liitdl secret ary?tit the Pastor and Reporter for tin Palmetto Leader.? r'r. Sec Willie Dash each S&turdaj and?set?your copy.?Bring youi news to the church each Sunday Each Sunday our service gets bet ter a.r.i better. ' ? ANDREWS NEWS Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. Church . Rev. C. i>ewis, Pastor 'We have certainly had cold fo the past months. We were nior than glad to" praise Him on Sun day morning. Sunday School a the usual hour, lesson well d?s cussetl and reviewed by the Supt Timely remarks by Mr. Ben Jrne y, ivng services at 11:30. Thi being our second quarter our dea Presiding Elder, Dr. T. J. Mile: was on the job. He selected as ! text St. Matthew 10:20. His ser nion was indeed a masterpiece. W< all know that Dr. Miles is a gos pel preacher and he certainly ex pounded the pospel to his hoarJr on Sunday. This beinp Coiunmn ion Day the spiritual tide ran hipl hroiiphout* the service and ever; heart was made to feel plad fron this nohle. sermon cominp fron the fullness of his heart aj^d lip We were more than plad to pree Dr. Miles, because of his pleasint personalities. We pray God's Hes: inps upon him that lie may livi Jontf and preach the pospel, .On Sunday afternoon at 1 o-'cloel Rev, Lewis preached at Kent t> t?tto of his churches, Bethel, to : faithful few. The members o Bethel are wiy faithful and loya to the cause. _ At 7:.'>0 Rev. Lewis was on th< job apain at Mt. Lebanon and so looted , as a leXl St. .John Subject: I want to see Jesus. Thi: seemed to have been) enjoyed verj much. We were ciad to have thi Rev. and Mrs. Moyd worship wit! us nt both morninp and eveninj services. ~ The Pulpit Aid met last Wedne: day atornoon at the home-of thi President, Mrs. Lue Fillmore. pi asaut time was spent. Coeoj and cake was served. The nex meetinp will he at the hom0 o Mrs. Rebecca Scott. 1 he Iadiei of the Pilliiit Aid hnvo mImiiiiix! t bip program for this year. Mrs. Edith Ravonol made a fly inpr trip to Santeford, N. C. an< returned* Mrs. Cular Brown i back homO frcm dhe hospital a Florence where-she underwent ai operation very much improved t< the delipht' of her family and sev oral friends. On last Sunday afternoon Rev Lewis preached at St. Paul A. M E. Church, Sampit to a splendh Vongretratipn. While at Sampii Rev. and Mrs. Lewis visited Mi' and Mrs. Ross Stafford and had i pleasant chat with Mrs. Emmt Stafford ond, 'he.r piother-in-ktw Mrs. Francis,'Stafford.' The^'alst visited Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hincs SILVER SPRING BAPTIST ..CHURCH Rev. L. E. Daniels, Pastor Pendleton, S. C.?The attendance of the Sunday school* was very pood. Due to inclement wcathvi Mm /.Vtihlfon > -I- .e x .v.> vw.iiv Uliuumi . iiiv "now and sl<^et to meet the faithful Supt. Rev. L. E. Daniels is still confined to his sick room at?Union Hi. Thv members and manj friends are praying and wish fot him a sptvdty recovery. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. (lanL't, Mrs P'lla Gantt, Mrs. C.. A. Johnson Mr. Archie Maxwell motored tc Belton to see the pastor Sunday The Missionary Meeting he'.tj its regular meeting at the honu of Mrs, Sue ,R*id, op account ol the weather lot of th0 member? were absent. A business meeting, was callec again Thursday. Delicious sandwiches, cake anc cocoa were served. C. Williams 4 THB ITALMk'ITU fcKADfcR SPARTAN BlUi; NEWS *- TrinityA. M. E. Churcfi Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor 1 i February 2nd, 193G?Sunday be. ing a day of snow, sleet and rain, 1 yet a splendid flU?'ndnnc? the weather and came to church to get their spiritual being fed and to renew treir voWs for another 30 days. Sunday School open' ed at 10 o'clock with the Supt. Mr. H, W. Turner and Secretary.. ' Mrs. Inez Garrett unci teachers at their post of duty. The lesson ^ was beautifully Instructed by the * superintendent. 1 At 11:15 A.M. the choir ascend' ed the choir loft, led in singing * Hymn No. 11 finecT'by the'pastor. ? A fervent prayer was offered by Bro. T. W. Williams. " Scripture J -lesson 14th chapter of St. John. OfTcrtory, by the ushers, the choir sang Steal Away led by Mrs. Carrie Anderson. The pastor came 1 forward io bring the morning message. Text 2nd Chorniele 7:14 theme A Slek World. Ho took occasion to make clear these four ^--different- points:?Physical, Foliti* cal, Financial, Spiritual. After delivering this message ttrefrtooTrr of , the church were open.. -An- opport .tunity extended to those who had t ltd church home. Mr. Ernest Butj 1'er, Mr. William Pittman came forward and were placed on Mr; } \\\ W. Woodward's class. The Holy Sacrament was administered ; J and quite a few came forward f j to partake of the Communion. . . I We missed, tin* Denconess" and L. presidents, members of Hoard 1 and 2. Sunday, February Dtli our pas, tor and the pastor of Thompson - Street Baptist*-Church, Rev. I.ee. ' tfon will exchange pulpits. A high I day is expected rain or shine. - ' We .were pleased to have the fol lowing visitors worsrip -with' us: Mrs. Florence Tucker, Mrs. Ruth > Butler and daughters, Miss Kliza1 beth Robertson, Mr. G. 1). Blaek* ii|>our< \'iniW>'H -aro alw,uys-?1we I- * . come. Come again. Siclf members; Miss Jessie Hicks f Mrs. Nvna Smith, Mrs. Naomi c?AasfitiT- Pray for them. ?Missionary Society meeting-at the church Wednesday night. "Board lat Mrs. Georgie Jeter, Tuesday evening. Woman's' Reserve at Miss Lillie Rodgers on I Monday evenirtg. Boa:?l No, 5 jit! Mrs. Lizzie Crawford. Sunday Rev. Shaw- of the Met-1 r ropolifan A. M. E. Z, Chuych will e pre tier for us (February Uth). Boost these, services Board No. t 4 reports a lovdly meeting at the . home of Mrs. Fannie Idllard last ... Tuesday night. Mrs. N\ ru H\ rd. s president. s (Mrs.) Cur ie Anderson,' : porter, r TABERNACLE BAPT. THER^l Rev. W. M. Watson. Pastor Sunday School at the usual.rour with Supt. It. Bradley in charge with .a very good attendance as the iv;eathi-r was* very unfavorable several teachers were put sick. At 11:30 Rev. Garrett preached 1 a great sermon,. ^lutt. 20:39. He , was at his best. * At 3 o'clock the congregation I and choir with" Rev. (Iarrett wor, shipped with Rev.' Moss and his ^ Congregation on his anniversary. p B. V. P. U. at 5'P. M. President M. B. F Chapman in charge < At 7:30 P"*M. Rev. Gurtjvtt de, livered from John 12-.25-. The ser t vices of he day were very much f enjoyed- A very good attendance f considering the imdotuenoy of th- weather. The pastor is sti!! absent, we . heard though that he has iniprov? ed greatly in hir?In n!th. s The I'. A. Club was royally eit-. S tei tained Tuesday Light at Hie" home of . Mrs. Llnteen Auston, j 1 he Woman's Auxiliary held it> , thig?I meeting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ella Goldsmith, n Douglass Street. A dejici us L. eoursg was serve<i.. ^ Mrs. Nancy Sullivan and Mr. A Richard Bradley were the dinner t guests of Mr. and Mrs. Furmau f Sullivan, Sunday. A delicious re r past was served. i Ohe siik of the church are: Misdames. Eliza Curwise, Geor. gia Fleming unii Amy Winestock; j ' also Miss Jessieteen C hapman, s I Also Miss M. E. Copeland fraet tured her leg during the snow and , ' is unable to be out. Junior Dea5' con Mr. and Mrs. Adjie Pringles . is proud parents of a baby girl. I WATER EE DISTRICT GET-TOGETHER MEETING By the call cf bv. B. F. Hildi - , brand, presiding elder this moot? j ing was screduled l'or December , 31, 1925. And he and a few of , the brethren jwerc picsentThough j / everything was freeze .up. There- i fore he deferred the business of ] . the said meeting for January 20, | 1936. , The meeting was' scheduled for ( Bethel Church, St. Matthews, S. ; j Grr-of w hich the'Rev. B. A. I.ykes | is the new pastor at 11 _A_ALi ! Dykes' had the orthrctrwiil Tneated i und ieady for business. 1)1'. B. F. 1 Ilildebrand, the efficient presiding i eofer appointed Rev. .1. A. Mitch- 1 el,,' pastor of Pinewood circuit and < Rev. W. K. Wilson, pastor of Antioch circuit to conduct the devo- < ^ tion. First hymji N'o. '26 Once ^ More We Come Before Our God was lined by Rev. Mitchel. r Prayer was offered by Rev. Mitch 1. Scripture iesson Kith chapter 1st ' Corinthians read by Rev. W. K. Wilson. Rev,. Mitchel then prc[ sented Dr. Hildebrand who in turn . thanked the brethren-minister* >- and laymen for being present !?S t per cent strong with only" two ministers absent, IRev. Brown and 1 Rev. J. L. Randolph, failed to arikve but each and every otrev pasI tor was present with laymen and ! the missiQnary sisters on the job ready for business. A y _ . .... Or, Ijilfictiruiirj ci nr^/l it-hundred in th- address that He delivered; some of the high spots: lie stated that he did notvoome to the wateree district as a hoss hut as a brother, because, he did not believe in this thing boastingns n hiJss" "TTT further stated that duty should b. every man's boss. And all that he requires of a brother minister is to do his duty. And that he ex ]>ected of every one. He stated that all assessments would remain the same as the past year and ^ ? 1 iiv cnanges so tar as General claims only that each 'ami every point that fail to pay in their part of the General Confi r. nee Sus tentation waa asked to raised tin same and report at the District Conference. On motion of the writer, Dr. J. F. Player, pastor of Sandy Kunn was otTcre<l to represent thw miiu. isters of the district. Rev. Flayer, is an ex-presiding elder, pro.vr ed himself eipral to the' task and assured ?the presiding eldir that, he had the fortune of Coming to a district where the ministers and daymen believe in doing their duty and that he need not fear. On motion of Rev. XI. A. Harmon. Br">. L. B. Rivers represent-d the lay men.. Brother Rivers "spoke in glowing terms and assured the'elder that the laymen would e< operate with the program of the A. M. K. ChuWh 10U pOf cent, there fore he could feel safe in depend ...v iww|iviiij|M|i or , mo lay-men. >Mrs. Viola Simmons, District Missionary I're-idc.nt. spoke for the missionaries. Sh,. inform" ed the group that the ladies ..f the Waterte. district know no :ailu . and that they could depend mi them to answer the call, yt any and all times. The following new minister.were presented: Kev. and Mrs. 15. A. Lykes. Kev. W. M. McDonal. the Rev. Dr. \V. J. Robinson presiding elder of the Orangeburg di trict and I)T- J. C. McClellan, ~pas Ul1 of St. Dutci'ii Were al.'u pu.1- 1 ent and each of them spoke commendable of the presiding elder-'s program and the nun which he has to work- with, .? ? Irri Robii?s< n assured the brethern that he was still standing by his General Conference Campaign llatform that is he is willing to share the" expenses of. the bret-ern that help to make' him the leader of the delegation of : the Central South Carolina Confer- _ eirce. That is those trat is plan ning to attend -the General Conference. . Mrs. Agnes llildelnaml the queenly wife of the presiding elder, the Conference Branch President of the Central Conference also the Connecti- nal Secretary of the Missionary W. II. and F. Soeiety pas, presented and received with a rising vote of welcome.. She spoke of her work in the district in her early church life as District Superintendent of the. Sunday Schools. Also as the Conferonct Branch President' and that shefelt at home in the district. At this meeting the presiding el(ki?r>rc*|uested that the ihinisters report their food for Allen University,''only three reported: Be v. K. K. RLehbuig, pastor of St. I.ukt circuit arid the. acting secretary of the meeting; "Rev. David Smith, pastor of-the'Lewisville circuit and the writer, B.'.1. Hodge. pusTor of New Hope stati< n. ' The following places Wife selec fed "for the district meetings: .'District Conference, April 22. 21. 2f> 2'i, St. Peteri Center Hill circuit Bo v.?S-. .1.?McFaddrll. p.islm. Missionary Convention, Mt. Zion August 21. 22. 22, Rev. C. A. liar mon, pastor. ?Sunday .School Con . uit ion. N'eu " ..v|>v. .^?uun, i mtrwuuu, r>. y KtV. B. .1. Hodge, pastor. . Pastor*, to convene September jd, LTi. 'J*', 27. tb.Hlr I.et ouch and " everyone pray that we may have a year of success. ' P. S.?We regret to have the ex Presiding Elder, Dr. L. H. Hem.* niingwav remove*) from the district but the conference deemed, that the-change was netded there fore he was removed to the mar ning district. Dr. Hildebrand t> the . Water* e district. Dr. Robin *on," Orangeburg district and w understand that each of them hav* their work w*-H in hand and every tiling is going"-on toward sue ess May the I.brd hless each of them in their field of labor. (Rev.) lb J.. Hodge, reporter. li.YTHSM'ItU NEWS To My Race V I sat ' at: ! li-tene 1 to o 1 speech ma.ie bv Mr. C. V. Ring, president of the State Teachers' 1 Association. 1 was made to think seriously of mv race. Mr. Ring along with T>r1yTrs a; e s t nvTn g hard for the betterment of our [oiks. so lot us too open our eves to the /act that our rqce is ,as < ?ood a1? any. In God's all wis Creation He created this race fo> 1 somu great purpose. Yes to :o:ch the world some great truth ' ind dt examples for gemmations .inborn. We must realize hard knocks. Simply make step- ! inn: stones out <?f stumblirg Idoeks. Therefore its up to each of ous, as to what becomes of us. We must be able to find with in i ourselves The grit and vim th.it brine:?success. It demand ntnbition." nerve and grit, perhaps more than some expect or more than some possess but they'will get you there and getting there is the surest te.-t of any 'one's staying power. , F.lois' R. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Oxner and daughter spent Sunday in Columbia visiting their sister,- Marie Perry and Cleo Perry, who are attending school at, Allen University. ** Air. and Mrs. Leslie Brown, spent Sunday with their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. L?Ur Darts. < r .1; . CARLISLE .VEWS 1 I We, ihe ministers of Carlisle are looking forward for i^reat sue cess this year both spiritually and financially. We, Rev.-. C. C. Mc-. ilhvan,- r* L, U likes. ) . M Dawk ins, and IJ. K. HillianV are. a.-kirik'.j, the members of all churches to ko to church. If the Christians will -K" to church, you may expect sinners to come. We have sjpme members po i<? chu rch hot or cold, raifi or shine, sleet, or snow! And there are tkuuc always have excuses. -If not one thine, it is another. (}q to church not for yourself alone, but to help others. -The world is -wntcf;inK"~you. 7?? Services were (rood at St. Luke A. M. H. Zion -Church Sunday. ! Sunday school was opened and called to order l?v the pastor, the -upt.. Urn. E. T. Tucker was late on account of .tile wee.,ther. The esson w;ts well discusked by members of the S. S. After which oth r services* A warm jnayer liieet ny was conducted by the leaders. The pastor, K< v. Hilliam preach ed a soul stirriny sermon. The - ryjei'-. wet;.'., _spii.itu.ddy - -hip-h. Two youruc .men came up to l>e pniyod for. ! . The finance was poo i for thie" rowd w.. ha h $?> > was raised. Lev. Hilliam is to preach 'for Lev I, M Hawkins ".it White Hall \. !U. K.. Church Sunday nipht. I- vir. uai y '.'th. Mr. Arthur (jlenn, one of the .oiintr iien of St. -i.ake. Church. who is one in th(. ('. ('. ('amp \yas tit with us Sunday and took air aetivo -j art m'Mhi .services, p.j.J ip his eh.uiviL and pastor's claims and said ?hp-4^-ready toh'-lp the .luveh t i n t our th -.protnum for the success of tile church. We heed more .young men like hijn. Most hi- "ill' young nu n and. wonoli seem to forget. .the church yhojj^thov tf?-t a few milt ,- away. Never furget your obligation to your church. ?, ilii Wnlim-idiir i rnii.if M i . Alma "lhckson gave a supper for he pastois of Carlisle, Rev.-.and .Mrs. F. L. Wilkes, Rev.-and Mrs. C. >L1 Hw.dn. Rev H F Hill Han. All sectn-ttr ' have?myoyol th?'ms?>lves. It was a dvlivioiuW -upper. Mr. Clinton Medlock from Clinton College spent thy week-end vith his mother. Mis. Nettie-Medlock. 1 Mis. Carrie Brown left for Mil-waukee, Wis. Wednesday aftyrnotfiu ThQ C. C. C.. boy's spent the week ent at home with their parents. 1 he w. 11. r. .Mission,!IT i$o. iety of William's Chapel A. M. F. Zion Church met Tuesday after noon at church to ro-oi'ganize for he yeaiv Miss Bernier Brown is teaching at BtythewiToi" S.tb thrrs week in her sister's 'place on account of illness. Miss Cathaleen Sai'ter .has been ill for a few days. We are glad to si.<- her on duty agitin. MORRIS CHAPEL W. M. L'. lveiiwixxl, S.C.?Mrs. Mamie liobinsiiii was hostess to the W. M.. l"i Tuesday evening, .January 1-Sth. The. ehairnian of' thy pro- < nam 0 jr.vnitteo, Miss I.elia John-! son, Jr.. had arranged a -program on which evny participant responded. A. melody >v'as sung in, unison'. The first book of the I'salnis was^read by Mrs. Ruth E. l>eymre. 1*raver was vlTired by Mrs. Annie Squash. .Melody in unison. The minutes of the last meeting a us li'llli. Solo by . Mrs. Meli oSl' I P. Fuller. The Mission Lesson "The .Temptation of Jesus .was read by Mrs J. T. Hui'i taken l'i tor. ttrp~Mts?rr ion Hvf'ahr. The hymn where He Leads Me 1 Will Follow was sung. Reading by Mrs. Minnie Ester ' A ml rows.?Scries of songs?led?by- Mrs. Maggie Evans. Mrs. I.e.: Re\ holds, pi euled at the meeting. .Remaiks by Mrs. S.,M. Mai tin. Mrs. Louise Devore, Mrs. M II. Jolmston and the President. Mrs. Roxie Iuigroon. Roll call ami iluvs .uvi re next in. order, the members had pledged to rally the week before and a collection of $.'t.2fi was taken. 27 Were present. Bi hie quotations were taken by Mrs. Alice Washington! A delicious menu was served. Closing song and dismission. Mrs. Roxie- I.agroon, president-; Rev. II. B. Mitchell, pas'tei ;* Jessie T. Butler, reporter. COKESBl'RV NEWS Rev.. Guillen had only a small ] number out to church as the v?eath, ( it \*?s s'> rougm. - Row .1. Wt Douglass. -Master-t Charles loft for Bolt an Sattjrday. ' Tho family will move Wednesday. Little Willi,m B. E. Ho y no Ids ".is lm : very ill; Tw is reported.Tttot t > ay. 4 Mr. B. K. Reynolds was uj Bun | lay to see the hahy from Hopkins. . Sir. and . Mrs. Chirk r Chirdor lave returned to their work in I Sow York after being home to . :ho funeral of_their sistjy:,. Miss 1 Klorelle" ClaTks. Mr. M. M. Gadson was down from Greenville Thursday to see his old friends. pjj INj|p-r; flMMMBHI " 1 v- Page ^ ?tOtOt??0??<K->-X v . v . ."V-. I I Ul/l;t^MU.\.U 1 I CAKi>> J DIC U M. DANIELS ? j c i njBiviail 111 HI AUrgCOji Office Hours: K to 10 A. M.; 1 to 2 P. M.; 6 to 3 P. M. ; Special Attention Given Diseases Of Women. Office: Residence^ , 1,125 Washington 2230 Hampton _ . 1'hone 6420 P^ione 75G4 I)R. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately. Office Houis.: Telephone. 11:00 to 1:00 P.-'M. Res. 4002 13:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3706 Office:- i Residence. 20o0 .Taylor St. ' 1417 Pine St. ? Office Hours: Telephone. 11 A.: M. 2 P. ,M. Res. 8875 G P. M. to 8 P. M.. . Dr. W. D. 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