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Saturday, March 7, 1936 "THE MAGNIFICENT < ] OBSESSION" Message Theme At Second Cakary Sunday Columbia. - S. C.?The Rev. M. 1 Marquette Peace, minister yf the i Second Calvary Baptist Church an- , nouhces the following services to . be observed ^at the church Sunday. 11:2q morning Worship message theme "The Magnificent Oilsession". At the 7:.'10 P. M. hour ?candidates for .church, nmmbersh'p ] evening message theme:. "Undertaking A Life". The Ordinance of the Lord's Supper will be. ob- I served Sunday at the service-. . ! mi -1?? i- ?i l --- * - a ?/? J. III? t'HUll'Il M'nUM ill 111 A. M. and B. T. U. groups at G:0l( P. M. BETHEL A. M. E. CHL'IU'H Rev. S. II. Lewis, Pastor . Columbia, S. C.?The services were delightful throughout the day Sunday, beginning with the Sunday school at 10 A. M. the ser? vice-was dispatched with inctv-as ing interest and enthusiasm;1 All classes being represented by tlr.ii teachers present and Supt. W. H Yoting at the helm. We expect^ a crowded Sunday school room next Sunday. You are invited. ' _ "An audience moved with insprr- ation7 greeted "the pastor at ll:lf A. M. and as such moved -him to impart a messa'ge from the Lord that satisfied thirsty souls'. The text was taken from Kev. 3:8; sub ject The Lord's Supe r vi si on o f His /Church. At 7:30 P.M, the pastor delivered another satisfying and consoling discourse from St. John 7:6. V At 4:00 P. M. quite a number . ol members iltlll Pi iend.i nf the uily listened to a lecture by Miss Mary . ? Berger (white) recently returned Missionary from Ethiopia which was timely and Educational. The program was under the auspiceof the Sisterhood of Belli *1 chyrcli. ^ The young people's hour S':o.n 5:30 to 6:30 P.M. presented a pr ? gram of much interest to < veryont. present with Mr. Henry We! b e directing atrairs of the A. C. E. League the voune pe.'ple are put ting over worth while programs. Ue&r them next Sunday at the samo hour. Some one dropped a ncckticc deVice in the church Sunday. You-may obtain same from the president of the Ushers bosu d after suf ficient identification. ( You are invited and welcome to t-hc"services * at " Bethel- al ways. ST. JAMES A. .M. K. ( HI IU1I _ Rev. \V. 15. Holder, Pastor Sunday was a beautiful day "and the members to< k advantage of it by beginning with the Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. with the assistant superinten lent, .Miss Lillian Harris presiding. This does mean that our superintendent. Mr. R. S. Russell was absent he is always on the job^?Aft.r tin--class _ .ttudy of the lesson the school was ? ?M . ?-1 in i 1 ' i" ni o '! t.,y t _ tor 1_. " The pastor preached Sunday morning from St. Luke 11:18-20, subject. "Finding Fit Feasters for the Feast." Sunday night he so- ' lccted his text from Acts 1-8. sub* ; ject, "Christian Mission." These were soul stirring sermons long to be mnemberuK TUB Lord'? supper was administered to a large 'number. At 3:30. p..m. Rev. R. II. Gilbert, pastor of Gilbert Baptist ("hard, preached a womkrlu] sermon Toi " the lull iusl ol' Mi. U. )' . Uu. d.-and Mrs. Mary Phelps dub's. Stewardess Board No. | met Feb. 24 at 8 p. m. at the home ol the president, Mrs. II. M. Voum with the vice president, Mrs. Ljjla Cheeks presiding. After the bn-i ness part the hostess served a delicious repast. Come to'St. James wlien you v want to enjoy a warm prayer and ( class meeting on Tuesday nights. Bros. Robert Delaney and A. B. Harris along with the other lead- 1 crs are always-Oiilthe lob. Several visitors were present Sunday. Come again visitors are always welcome. We are still busy , looking forward to our rally that is to be held on the fourth' Sunday in this month. With a man at . the head as?Ruv^ Bouler-and our ( loyal officers Success, is inn s, . j . u GEORGETOWN NEWS The KtrTdergait-n opened lost Morula v a in. hi FFTo TTT(rn1fnT * Grove Hall, Duke fit., with splendid group 0f little tots. Mrs. Jennie-. Brunson is in charge assisted by Miss Mattie McCoy.v Miss Edna Levan of Wesley M. E. Church and Miss Martha Fishborne of Shiloh A, M. E. Church were visitors at Bethel' A. M. E. o Sunday school last Sunday,0 the latter a teacher in the rural section of the Co. Dr. W. P. Carolina left' last Monday a. m. for N. Y.. City on business. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Murph, Mrs. S. C. Brogdon and daughter Christine wore , dinner guests of the writer last Sunday. The public is notified that the * J. B. Brockington's Undertaking ( Parlor is now located at flS Highmarket Street; and open for ^'our inspection, i_...' ? ^ -? DOUBLE BRANCH 1 A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Dixon, I'astor Sunday was a fine dav for the _ L'hurchfgoers. Sunday school be- ] nan y t the usual hour with -the I ui amintendent amLhis co-workers ' it their posi of duty. The Sunday J school was caried out as usual. ( Lesson Reviewed by Mrs. Al:|e ( Dixon. Splendid remarks on the ? ll^cnn I V M,*, I v'j vi.v; f/aniui wos.l'll- i ipyed.by all. j At 12 o'clock Rev. J. E. Dixon ( preached a great sermon. Hebrew , J:14. Subject: Conscience Awake, i fhis sermon was so forceful two ' persons joined the church. There ' were many to partake of the' Holy < Sacrament. ? Rev, and Mrs. Dixon were the 1 ilinner quests of Mr. aiuLMis. \V. Tucker. *. At 3:00 a proirram was renderd by the Radio club and the Roy- I al Friendly club in honor of Mr. : John Suber club at which time a sermon was preached by the 12 year * Id hoy Rev. "R.~H. Wilsor of Zion Baptist Church. St. Luke . 15: IS, text; subject Prodigal Son. At 0:00 o'clock the A. C. E. League was called to order by the new president, Miss Mary WithersT Rev. Dixon gave the * League very interesting remarks. Mr. J. C. Riser and Mrs. Susie Brinkley made splendid talks. \ :? At 8 o'clock Lit'. Bi;o. "Roltor Caughman preached a sermon, Act cilKir.nt "Am T mnvnnnt a s\ Chang.". He preached a" heartfell sermon. We- were overjoyed to have Mt. Pisgah Junior choii worship with "-us. Three joihef ' the church. Wn -.Ii-tt honinc for those on the _ sick list a speedy recovery. Visitors are always welc< me. ARTIll RTOAVN NEWS ?r r F Zion Pilgrim Baptist Church Rev. J. \V. Hopkins, Pastor Or. Sunday, February 215, the Sunday "school was called to order at the usual hour. The Weathei was pleasant, most of the oflic 1 s, teachers and scholars were resent. The lesson wa^ very c(.n.-umately taught by the teaches. .Alter Sunday, school, we wfnt into morning services. Our dear Pastor, Rev. Hopkins at his post of duty. After morning ser. vice we adjourned to meet at 4:00 >Yloek for Communion. . The young people met at 6:00 o'clock for B. Y. P. U. A grand ' program was rendered with a num. her of selections from the Zion.. Pilgrims vquartet. These, songs were enjoyed by all. During thi hour we were glad to have had with us Mrs. llattie Kennedy ol Baltimore, Md. After B. Y. P. U. we adjourned to go into night service. We were glad to have i>ev. O. W. Millei present. ? We 'heard a grand sermon by the' pastor. ~?The amount raised du*ing th day was nearly $13.00.. A selection was sung by J^he sugar i.ear " quartet. ' , On .Monday night the great Judgement play was given. The ctiuVch was crowded. Quite a few visitors were with us. The play was a success. The amount raisOn Thursday nite we had insta! lation of officers. BETHEL A. M. E. CHl'RCH Kcv. I-. i? liouey, pastor I.aureus, K. C.?Sunday school opened at 10 A. M.'with Superintendent Gclphin and teachers at . their post of duty. Aftr the lesson was thoroughly taught, we had a beautiful review by Prof. W. A. White. \~i .Morning services began, at 11:15 o'clock. Processional by the choir : The pastor delivered a wonderful r and inspiring sermon. Text Matt. 2<">:,2l), theme: "And He Went A ] Little Further". This being the ( first Sunday the Holy Communion was given to many faithful 1 f IKS. Mrs. F, L^?Bouey?. president, ' opened-?the A. C. E. League at ] the usual hour with a large attendaTScrrr "Next" Sunday the League is- spomroriog u program.- you are ' invited' tO' attend. - ( We have several sick members i and friends, we are asking you to i visit them. - . Last. Thursday yafteimodnT Mr. Casper Watts, one of our faith- x ful old mcmbers was funeralized. ' Mrs. I.ula Brockman Thompson < another one of our good members 1 died at her home Saturday A.M. ] and was funeralized Monday af- j ternoon. * Rev. Boiiey was assist, ed by Revs. E. L. Lilliewood of ( Clinton, S. C. Steward and Matliis of the city. Solo, Misg O. M. . Sanders. lit solutions from the j I'ulpit Aid club, Mrs.* Alice ] Moore, Remarks, Prof. Thos. Sanders. S"he is survived by 1 son, 4 J grandchildren, several nieces and ! nephews and a host bf relatives and i friends. ~ LI __ ~ ~ 1 Sleep on dear opes And take your rest, We loved you But Jesus loves you best. 1 I ?. . " MORRIS BROWN A, M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor Brown last Sunday, were well at;ended, and the spirit of the Lord ,vas manifested in the services. A esson from the birds was the heme that the pastor spoke to ;he children about, and the little 5nes were delighted with the lesion. Dr. J. W. Witherspoon preacned at ll a. tn. from the text found in St. Matthew, 22nd chap:er and 42nd verse. Tho subject of Lhe discourse was "What think ye y{ Christ." The large congregaton was swayed by the eloquent sermon rlelivered. A large crowd communed in this service. Personal opinion of Christ, was stress ad in the sermon. The Sunday school and League functioned as usual effectively at their respective hours. - The evening -sermon . was preached by Dr. J. S. Morant, who selected as a text, St. Matthew 2&th chapter, "The parable of the talents was developed in a gospel sermon by the speaker Dr. Morant is one of the pioneers in our church in South Carolina. While not in the active ministry, his presence at Morris Brown is always welcomed. . Our 2nd quarterly conference will convene on Friday, March" 6th. 1926. ' Dr. Rj E. Brogdon will preach on, the 2nd Sunday. Dr. M. A. Hollins, aitd Dr. Sandy Simmons are both con fined in bed at this writing. These pioneers have the prayers, and ths. sympathy of the church in Charleston. ThY Holy Communion was administered at both services on last Sunday. Morris Brown is now busy with the Rally that terminates on March 30th, 1936. Our forces are organized,- and we are looking for success in this effort. Sister Josephine Cook of class No. 26 was funeralized last Wednesday at the church. Our sympathies are extended to the family of our deceased sister. 9 of our" hiivp parsed into the great beyond during the last quarter. THE CLINTON CHAPEL A. >1. E. ZION' CHURCH | York, S. C.?The Junior Church held their regular meeting SunJay morning at 10:00 a. m. Service at 11:00 a.: m. Pastor in charge. Rev. I. B. Buffins. His subject was "Perishing World." The sermon was enjoyed by every one. . * . Sunday school at 1:00 p. m. with Supt. in charge, Miss Mary Ward. The subject of the lesson. "Worship and Work." The lesson was discussed very gb'od, ~It was also a very interesting lesson. The V. C. E. Society met at 7.00 p. m. President in charge, Miss. L. Brown. The V. C. E. Society was enjoyed by all. Night service began-at 8:00 p.m. with a large number of members present. "Stop! Look!" and read this is the Blue Moon Club from Clinton Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church speaking to you over Station BMC, The Blue M6on Club is still having its regular meeting every 2nd and <ith I uefKiay njgius. ana we are doing great work. The niinv tnrr?piesint1 QK, vin.ij.orji?LL?ttrv.. L. S. Hardy, Miss Flora Lee Brown and Miss Daisy Williams, The club welcome all new members and visiting friends. So when you are in our city stop in on'the Blue Moon Club. "So long." * _ ____ Lillian E. Fant, Reporter GREENWOOD NEWS Ml. Pisgah A. M. E. ChUreh Kev. B. J. liray, Pastor ~ March 2, 1936?Sunday was inleed a most favorable day for the many church goers around Mt. Pisgah. The S. S. began at its isuaT hour, with our loyal superntendent and her faithful staff >f officers present along wfith a easonable number in attendance. At 11:30 A. M. our pastor, Rev. d. ?j. vrray ascenueu me rostrum ind delivered a soul stirring sernon.,. His text was found in the 17th chapter of Leviticus 11th eerse, subject "The Power in the Blood." - ~ ' ~ Our Presiding Elder. Rev. J. B. Jennings- field his first quarterly onference at our church Sunday light, March 23-24. Wc had a /ery good quarter and a reasonable number present. Very inter?stfng and-t4me4y -talks-were?wade- iy various* members. We elected , nir delegate to the District Con- ^ ference which will convene at a later date in person of one of our ladies who lives and- teaches in )ur city, Mrs. S. J. T. Burgess. Mrs. L.' Woolridge motored to Anderson, S. C. the past Sunday and spent the day very pleasing- , ly, visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Williams and daughter, Wilhelmena spent Sunday visiting friends in Hodges and Ware Shoals, they were accompanied by Mr. Jack Williams. Those on the sick list are Mrs. E. Farr, Mr. Boysie Moore and Mrs. G. A. Williams. We hope for them a speedy recovery. THE PALMETTO LEADER EMMANUEL AJVt.E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Thomas, Pastor Sailing the spiritual sea fur these many years, led by different Captains from timv to time, this good old ship of Zion is still sailing on. The pastor on last Sunday iiiuming preaeneu a poworiu] st-rmon from the text selected from St. Matthew 5th chapter ISth verse?"For wisely I say unto youtill heaven and earth shall pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no way pass from the law till all bet fulfilled." Theme?"A Covenant keeping God." It was a rousing soul stirring, setting forth the fact that God's word shall never fail. Emmanuel was the scene of spiritual ti^e ran high," and it was sonic time before the water receeded. The attendance was exceptionally large and a vast nufnber partook of the Lord's Supper. In the afternoon, the Sunday school session was? great.- - Thelesson was a beautiful one arid -was iatered into with much enthusiasm. The pastor was . present and spoke to the little tots as well as to the large scholars. The evening services wcnv likewise uplifting and beautiful. Rev. Thomas''continued his text from which he delivered the morning sermon. Another large attendance Was seen. Visitors from1 in and out of the city were present at both services. Prof. B. F. Cox, principal of Avery Inst, made a timely talk touching the 'sermon apd wound up by encouraging edu cation. Prof. Armstrong will known to all was present. T'nft sixty-fifth anniversary. oT* Rev. Nichols* service in the ministry was held. At night a wonder ful sermon was delivered by Bishop W. I). Johnson.1 TluBl-hopV text, .the ninety-second Psalm, 1.3 and 11th verses. TK ? I -i' it i iic oiiuwct given at i:iv parson aye on the evening of the 25, was well attended. A very large nunj ber of gifts were receiver! l?y Rev. and Mrs. Thomas. Bishop Johnson addrissed the group. Mrs. J, B, Jones'responded, More will be said in the- next issue of the Leader. Funeral rites for Mrs. A. C. Fer.guson, the wife of Brother Ferguson, secretary of tlu- Standard-Hood were held at Morris St Baptist. Church March 2. , _ BLAI LAI I., B A1 (T. (Ill K< H Rev. J. II. Barber, I'astor Sunday was a high day at thu above "nanied ehui'ctr. : Sunday school, opened at. the usual hour. The subject: 'Man Before Property was very timely discussed by the writer and reviewed by the pastor from which we gleaned many useful facts. At 12 o'clock the pastor selectul for his text Mark 1:25: Ho itmy pla1. v, anil tire re praycdi? Thv ermcn was lull of instruction and very inijrirrnjnr The spirit ran mgn during tne cnin*e service. Did not our hearts burn while the mar. of God spoke to us by the way. Deacons Win. Shiver, St. Matthew Church; Sam Grant of Daughter of /ion; J. Montgomery.ol St. James; 'Richard Fields of St. lames; Henry Archie, of St, Jarn.sj John Ilutnrt were among the visitors. : a . Rev. J. U. Barber. Mrs. J. p. Barber and Mr..and Mrs R J Taylor spent a ijuiet- and lovely evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Goodwin of Lykesland, S. C\, February l'.itln' Mrs. Goodwin served a fine repast of .refreshments to the de- . light of all. Hurry, extend another invitation. MORRIS CHAI'KI,. BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Society met at the home of ' Mrs. Anpic Squash, Mineral St Friday, iy 28 at 4 o'clock. _ The meeting, was called to order by the President. Mrs. Louise I>ovore. The Society sang "Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross." Mrs. Alice Washington read St. John ITi^dS for sci iptrire lesson! The" " The Society repeated the LorclV Prayer in concert. After the closing of the devotions the house was j opened for business. After the business was all finished the roll was called and each number responded with their dues and a Bible vefSe beginning with - the letter-F. The collection was $1.75. After an enjoyable meeting the hostess served a delicious course i of sweets. We received five new !* members in this meeting and wore very glad to have them: hope ot,hers will come out and help us make the Missionary So- ' ciety a great success. Helen McGee, Reporter I s ' DR. W. L. BAXTER, A. B.t B. D. D> CALLED TO THE TABEH- j - AH ^ f in i>r*tr- | West Palm Beach, ,ria.?Dr. \V. ~T7. Baxter, a native son of South rttrolira. who has for th past tivo years "has been pastoring the Creator St. Paul BaptisUChurch at Cocoa, Florida. Has accepted the inept call, ot the Groat Tabernacle. Baptist Church, of West Palm Beach, .Florida. i Before coming to Florida, Dr. Baxter, p&storcd the following J churches in South Cv.iolinuf TP.* I First Baptist Church, at Ridge way, S. ('. where he did a great work, in- that the. church was enlarged and the membership-grew.from a few members to a large congregation. llis fame as a great pastor grew to such an e\t< nt, that he was called to the Calvary Rap- . tist Church, South Carolina, where i v pastor - <1 for live years, during his pastorite there, that church was jrut on the Map so to speak. It goes without saying that Dr. Baxter is indeed a -great leader in The Baptist Church. St. Paul Baptist Church, is-une of the most outstanding churches in the State of Florida. It has been well or. gani'/ed under the leadership ol Dr. \V. I.. Baxti r. It is one of tlu New Testament . Cl)urches of to.day. Dr. \V. 1.. Baxter?is a product of Benedict College, having finished I nis college course at that college I and receiving the degree <>; B. A | ami ai the same Institution- hi*I coinpleC (I Jhv- Theological O urse and .received the decree, of B. I>. The Tabernacle 15ap.tiat C huioh i.-. very fortunate in securing- the-servile of Dr.-Baxter. Dr. W. L. Baxter, is a me in be .1 'the taeult'y of the Florida Nor.nal College, St. Augustine, Fla He has charge of The Hxu nsioi Department of the Depai tment oi Theology, at the West Balm Beach nraneh'pt .the College. Florida is justly proud of I) 1 Baxter. We arc looking for grea ( things to come from the work a. West Palm Beach, under the lead, ership of Dr. Baxter ?SI. .HH1.V A. M. I.. ( III l(( H Itev. I.. I). tJtWiBIc, Pastor ? Trioj S. H Jllo Paliintto Deader t readers.- How is everybody tKrs TiThe? Sunday School was. at the usual houf*. with Asst. Supt. S. T. Titdale.'the Sunt.-was absent on'ac-. count of" his wife was sick. The Ics.-dtY was beautifully discussed Everybody enjoyed the Sunday school. Sunday evening a program was rendered by.two of our club workers, Miss Shcllie Tisdale and Mrs. Lula Scott. The Junior quartet No. 4 gave is some beautiful music. A very few was. out,1 But the. amount rais.1 was $.1.00 A pie. party will bt vfiveiv Saturday niirlit at the home -of rM-r:?i^ylvrxtvr (iurnblo in b---half i>f Mrs. Edna Robinson's club Tha public is invited. Miss M Bennett dined with Miss Oria Mo Faddon. Miss Bessie ?Eee Bells was the I dinner guest of Misses Shcllie and Ola Mae Tisdale. Miss Sadie R Bennett is ho:ue from school or { account of being -sick .with "flu." ?Miss?Hnttir I* Ibmni tt w;i< ill . last week, but up a^ain. She is back in school at this writing. Watch the paper for announcement. GLADDEN OJIOVE A. M. E. ZION CHURCH Rev. F. K. Boulware, Rastor Great Falls, S. t\?After many weeks of snow, rain and ice the sun ntiKc?beautifully. The "scr- i vice began with a large congregation worshipping. The... nuwaRc , was delivered by our pastor, the of which was taken from Psalms 17:15. "As for me I* will behold thy face in righteousness; I shall he satisfied when I awake with . thy likeness." He used for his i subject "Satisfied." This sermon was received With ' gV:at. joy and spiritual enthusiasm. The quartet closed with a . fow~sTTtrrtiori7~WTr arc indeed proud i of this quartet. They all are mem- 1 hers ot; the church and are playing ' an active part in the church. Sick list?Mrs.' Mary Rines, Mr. ( ManuaT 1 teuton atuT .Mr. Richard" ~ W. McCrorey. We wish for them ' a speedy recovery and that they * may return-to their post of duty, d T.* (1. White, Reporter j SAINT JAMES A M. E. CHLKCH Rev. Halo II. Thompson, Pastor , : Ashevilk. N, C.--A capacity congregation entered into the-spir-j it of "worship amidst beautiful! flowers arranged by the board of stewardess and lovely musk' furnished by the senior choir. The ! morning's message was delivered by our pastor taken from the tjds-| pel of St. John 0:51 "Eternal bring U?ed asv.the subject. Yisi-1 ?i.?w - > .?u. in mrge numbers both from within aiid without th.e city. At .'LOU P.the last rites. \\c re } held 'for- Mr. TITlcs Gilliam \s h ; par sed to thg ^Great Beyond. On ! last Wednesday nite. The large audience and beautiful flowers iW- | ideficed the grout esteem which J he was held.?T4*?etriogy was -de- i liven d by our pastor.. A' large crowd. journeyed t.. l'ni.m, S f .1 the native heath of, Mr. Gilliam i where interment wai conducted. | '1 he service oi the evening. was 1 comforting and again a trem-n-.i clous crowd worshipped: "Christ's Evaluation of Mankind ' was the | subject used by the pastor taken from St. Luke Holy Communtoir A\ras adm inisteved to targ: ; numbers, at both the morning a^ni. evening services. In the Sunday school department quite an increase in attendance was registered and plans are going forward for the observance ol great Easter Day program under the dricvllon" of tTC superintendent and teachers. BETHEL A. M. L. CHL'KCII Kev. B. S. Taylor, Pastor Dillon, S. C.- The beautiful sun shine encouraged many church goJiCS. to attend all services,., begin ning with Sunday school. A"!though our Supt. _nad beyn snnv indisposed _the p.aat week, we | were glad to see him at his post of duty,. And a.very large group of young folks were present.- The lessor , was instructively taught throughput the various classes. Morning worship began at 11.$0 with a large and appreciative au dience being present to hear another ont> of tfjose great sermon: of the "Ten Commandments/' The. pastor's text was selected from r.xouus JOil.'S "Thou Shalt 'Not Kill." -Those present will nevei forget this great- and truthful, ser-'' nion: Many complimented the speaker and .said it was the lust sermon they had hoard him ]3Veach. At the invitation for joiners, wi .vere made to rejoice again as one young man cam< and united wit! the church. Softer all preliminaries of services we were blessed by being pat takers of the""Lord's Ftft>pvrT or which w?s administer d by Pupa.-tor and his staff. Many souls were rnw4tlet-to rejoice, ?1 __ The. following persons contribut ed to our buildinjr fund rally: Rev. 13. S. Taylor $s."0; Mrs Hannah Ridgc-l $8.00; Rev. I.. Z Daniel $8.00; Mr. Allen Breeekn.. $8.00; Mr. N'athian Jackson. $v.00; 'Mrs. Bilzabeth Haitaog. $7:00: gr. Jolyt Ray. $7.00;' Mr. A. 13.. vox, $7.00; Mrs. Airionora McLoiiik gri.1,'0; Mr. M"--ys If mil:.. $4.00n Mr. David Moody, $2.00; Mrs. Beaular Cousar, $2.00; Usher Board, $1.20; Mrs. ..Leah Covington, $1.00; Dit-Ht C. Garrett. $ 1.00; Mr. Maeeo Wells'. $1.00; Mrs. Lucinda Jones.. 50c; Mrs. Francis Johnson, 15c, MP. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. M. Jackson. Pastor ?Solloi'i'.?t**. C."-i'tiwl'rti h"i"'r such a beauM'uI day mahv folcs wuv seen joiner to the .Vfc:churches ?. S. began at- Alt. / . 1 A. M. E. ( hitreh at 9: la v.-j'n Su; t. and his co-workers at th ;po>t (f duly. Tlvo ): s<"t*i w:> beautifully discussed throucshpnr the classes an.) the pastor gaY a splendid .review.- At 11:30-a." in. morning service began. Tht. pas-, or selected his text front -Matt. <:21. .Quite a h\v were out a his service. At 7:30 p. 4>>. we re .a-.<?ntbleJ tnd the pastor being s<vre what ndisposed Bro*. James brought V-* is a message of lon,r retnjmtt'anee front John 10;2">. Bro. \mog- Hurst and l.ovd Jones are itill or. the sick list. We pray or them a speedy recovery. Mr. Levy tlre ne lfcft' 5>tttunlfcy " tight for New -York -'G4ty*?His stay is indefinite. Miss Nora E. Nelson spent the vcek-end in Mullins the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Robinson. istinff the sacred PfdH ions to our compeunderstanding,.dig MfciM Service insures hWII p I e t e compliance ill the inviolable and desires of the HjsrSj Pane 5 ' EBENEZER A. M. E. CHl'ItCH Kl'V.-'J". ("*. James; I'astor Sunday bcir.jr' such a l<?.tly-,da> and al&o the liiVt Sunday 11. tin month.?many?w<r!n| |.. ! w t min .lien wav t" !?".? pa ? i 1 w?<i"-hij . 'ill*, st: * eh \\cit- u i.vtundtv ' and enjoyed' S.y- everyon. pft vM l ii idi'ii^* ulHtluml m. aii day. * z~ r? The palter' .deliv'etvd a i \ li :-12, 'his llu imu "V\ :. a t ll.n'.i: Y\of < hi ist" was very nun!, to.u j v. upon our hearts. 1; wuv'i'iy t?.?? hinjr that at. 11 a- i-o'.v.h... -ii'ii i.l' the ..o: moll .every i - :\ c,; iut. a?..i i.M't our iiciii'ts . b.;i 11 wi'!:' iii wl'.Tl' th man r>t" frotj sj> -ike. Our Stu lav.' si .Tool is still in,yi oils in p.. ho; i; i.liar. lal.y ami spii ituallyhrfrTioIt. - -on w as vi i y iutt rv.-t .nT aii ! cvt. iybo'-ly- ycthe tlisva n by tn\ \af.un.- " Uttehei... \\ i r-orya: ./ d our .luiiioi' tin.'.:.?'rtT?j in;. II.at? [ ~ . wi.l wtii K topvthei i.ai inv-luo.. j\ \ f it in union-thou j> .-'tri .-.n'.i. a'p j ~ ~ <ii\ idvd we lail. JniiRod.uwdy 'I . ??>' school. C'>li'SLcrutioii !;.? ? l-'.- -v. a-, hel l. .Many'r ma hid, al t-.r,; enjoyed- the 'm?;otiiiy. * * .... At T.diU the la.-t umi.v ?~tr^~ ' ' dny7*~iila:.y v- "-!r:i jrrir>~ -a--;;-;-.- :rt " ? rln-ii- place. ' t . . PROFESSION A I. . CARDS?r"?'' DR. L. M. DANIELS I'hysician and Surmmi . ..* ? P. M. G to !> P. M. ?Sj>ecial Attention -(-itvvti Kt-o a Of Won.cii. ?Office: " K in; ll-o iinI;>i ; : -"".ii: Phone 642'J .. Phi he .-> # . ' " DR. J. G. STCART fc>ye, tar, a:.<i. i|i.. TT~- ? ~ " . GJas>es^ .y. ' .""v. Office IIoUr>:' . ']' iej ; .11:00 to 1: P...M. i . 6:00 t\j 8:00 P. M. . Office: , I;> - .'t . 20.10 Taylor St. . 1'.:. . Office Hours: . T . ; . ; 11 A. -iU- to 11 P. M. -?K -H-s? 0 P. M. to. i'P. 'M, . Dr. \V. D. Chappelie Physician?awl?Sore nm Diseases of Womt n and children ? A Specialty. ()ffice: . ' jlvsi.-i' 1. J115 Lady St. 1;?ot j ;>;r Columtoa, > t'. Otlic'e Hours: P. . 8 to 0 A." M. , (0v n ti? p,..-.\i... . s 6 to" 8 P. Mi* i ' Dr. R. B. Frederick Ph) sician Office: ilvs? . 1107'j Wa.-hiutfton 1 ; 1? p;.iV Over Victory Savinu'Ila:'.;.. Columbia. 8. v P'"i "i- TS1 1 : All classes of IVr.ta? VA . --? ? Dr. L. H. Halhnari D E N T I S 1 Painless 'Extraction?.. St::..d:.y> by. 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