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Saturday. March 14, 1936 w BETHEL A. M. E. CHtTRCH " * Rev. S. H. I^ewis, I'astor Colupibia, S. C.?Sunday was a delightful day. Our Sunday school hegan at the_usual hour with the _ superintendent, officers and teaelw ers at their i>osts. After the classes had been taught, they reasembRd for ..the review by the pastor. At 11:15 A. M. Rev. Lewis delivered a very inspiring and interesting sermon. is text was taken from II Cor. .1:18 and he used as his subject "The Transforming Power of the Life of.Christ". A lnrcrp fvnwd was nrosont tn Vi?o?. tho ear man. We are sure that all who heard the program at the League .enjoyed it to the highest. Miss Anna B. Lewis had charge of it. After a short song service .the program was rendered. ? We are ashing- that "you tfome out next Sunday, March 15 to hear another one of our programs. Miss Louise Stroye will have charge. The subject will be "Putting Chris9 tian Purpose Into Life". We begin at 5:30 and end at G:30. ^_At 7:30 P. M. our pastor delivered another -soul-stirring sermon. t Text. 125th Psalm, 1st Verse. Sub ject: "The Hills of Inspiration." Those who were present and heard/ this sermon, we know went home with a heart full of inspiration. You are invited and welcome at Bethel's services at all times so come out next Sunday, March 15.?"?- 1; , r" "Mr. E. M. Pressley, secretary; Rachel Kinard, reporter. ; ? t SERVICES TO BE tlKLI) AT SECOND CALVARY SI NO AY The following "services will be *. observe*! at the Church Sunday according to announcement by the. Rev. M. Marquette Peace, minister. 11:20 a. m. Message Theme, "'Mighty Like Child." At the 7:.'?0 i p. 111. services Message Theme, i "Flowers In The. Desert." The [ Church School'will he ?lm?>?vt?(l at 10:00 a. m. and II. Y. P. U. groups at 6 p. m. UNION RAPTIST CHURCH _a Rev L C. Jenkins, Pastor I ? The Sunday school opened' at 10 o'clock, with the'Supt. Mr. I.. C. Cook .presiding. The lesson was beautifully discussed throughout the various classes. At 11 o'clock morning services began.. Our pastor, delivered a nowerful messacp usiner as his I text Matthew 11:29 "Take, ray yoke upon you,'and le&vn of me^ for I am meek and lowly in heart arid ye shali find rest unto your souls." Theme . "Discipleship." This was an .inspiring message. . and was enjoyed by all. . The B. Y. P. U. bcgaa_at C: 30 w'iih the president. Mis.; Corine Pugh, presiding. Our topic for discussion was "Why Tie Rilig^ ious Anyway?" We are asking the entire membership of the church to attend tthe H.-T. U. At the evening worship oar! pastor preached from the fnsH verse of Psalms 23. Theme "The Shepherd of Souls." This was another soul stirring message. Twenty one women met at the > home of Mrs. A. L. Reese, 10fu Pine St. on Monday evening, Mar. 9, at 7 o'clock sharp for tW purpose of organizing a Missionary; Mrs. P. A. Ineiam made a short talk explaining the purpose of the Circle. " Then she presented the pastor ivho assisted in organizing the Circle. The following officers were elected: Mrs. A 1.. l-'eese. Leader; M- Corine Pugh, Secretary; Mis. P llaile, Asst.. Sec.; Mrs. Luc IVa Jle.y, Trcas , Mrs. Wilhclmena Pop* Cjiairman of Program Comr iitre Mrs. Mi rnie I.ogan, Chaplain. , Plans arc being made to orgau nizp a Circle in every community. This is .Circle. No 1. The object i* oi mese, oirtivs is 10 ciuuikv u.v \ membership of the Missionary Society.. ' ' - . ? - ? ) ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHCRCII 7 Rev. W. B. IJoular, Pastor Sunday being a real spring like . day for all church goers, orur School was of a lively spirit with the Supt. Mr. R. S. Russell, presence The school was conducted by Miss Lillian Harris. After the class study of the lesion, we listened to an interesting review by the Supt. '' .. At 11:30 after the tornial op-' oning the pastor selected his text from Acts. 13:30, theme, "Sowing while the man of God spoke out of the fullness of his heart. At 3:30 Rev. Earnest Robinson preached a wonderful sermon for the. interest of Airs. Mary Phelps and Lola Cheeks Club. At 7:30 we were back to church. This being our 2rd quarterly conference the" pastor presented the ,jl presiding older, Dr. Dent to deliver the message. The P. E. sc1 lected his text.from Acis 26:28, "What to believe about | Junius self." Every one that heard this God sent man was inspired on , Monday night;' The business part of the cort^ ** ference was held. The reports showed increase in the various <le~ 1 . partments. Our conference closed f i with success, love and peace. [ Stewardess board NTo. 2 met Mar. 4, at the home of Mrs. Katie Solomon, after the business part the I- hostess?served a delicious repast. *i Rev. Mrs. Sarah Smith preached . March 3rd in interest 'of Mrs. I ydia Young's Club. This wonderful sermon will linger in or^r hearts. A neat sum was "realized. Wc were Rlad to sec many visitors Sunday . Among them were: Mr. J. \V. Killingworth .Misses Annie B. Goodwin, Sadie Green '*and Mr. S. P. Wheeler. Come a- j gain visitors are alwayte we I come. | - - . . . V i , INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERS' ALLIANCE The Interdenominational Ministers Alliance held its regular meet) ing. Tuesday. March 10, 193Gat^ 12 _oAclock at Second Calvary Bap- i tist Church. In spite of the in- ' clement woather quite a number! of the ministers were present. It { Was decided that we turn the meet in<^ into a Forum. This proved to he so fascinating that it was necessary to extend the time. Many vital matters were thoroughly dis cussed. Every minister expressed himself, as having enjoyed- this valuable forum. At the, last meeting which was held Tuesday, March 3, 193(5 the Alliance was blessed with the prcs ence of many of the ministers. At Hw.e? ?;f?i being discussed. The ministers are not asleep to the-civic, social ami economic needs as wtll as-dw-spiritual needs of- our people. These ministers who represent all the churches of the city of Columbia are laboring for a New Deal far our peopwr- The President appointed scleral committees that are to work in the interest of the Alliance. The Alliance went on record endorsing unanimously a frhui brought to us by Rector M. C. Don aid that all the churches of our group' in the city come to the rescue of our brother minister, The Reverend. II. C. Young and his good people in their building program. That is Jones Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church. The Alliance is arranging a unique program ami demonstration to take place one night during the week after the prhird Sunday in April at which all the pastors and congregations are asked to come and show in a tangible way" that we all share this common cause. 'We want that this shall be one of the finest things that the churches of Columbia has done. We should share each others burdens. Further announcement will be made of these services.: All the ministers are in go.) to be present next Tuesday .1.1 itim-a, will h.i a vnr.y import .'lilt. program. Rev. E. A. Adams, President; ARTHUR TOWN NEWS Zion Pilgrim RapE Church ?Re\. J.?Wi?Hopkins,?Paster On Sunday, March 1, our Sunda>v school met at the uual hour. All officers and most teachers I scholars were present. The les-1 enn.wns vow clearlv tailffht bv tile I teachers and reviewed by the paster. After Sunday school we went right into morning services. Our pastor delivered a perfect soul stirring sermon. After morning services wP adjourned" to meet at six o'clock for R. Y. P. U. A grand" program was rendered by the young people. After R.Y.P.IJ. \\\> adjourned to take a few minutes rest, before going "into night service. At eight o'clock we wiue favored with another good sermon ; by the pastor. The amount raisd during the day was ovgg, twenty seven dollars.. | r Oh Thursday night, we were ' I favored with a gland sermon, delivered to us by Rev. Downs. At - i tor. the sermon, a number of selections were sung by the Zion Pilgiim Sugar Leaf Quartet. The amount raised was live dollars. j ST. JOHN A. M. E. CIII'IICH Rev. A. J. Felix, l'astot Sunday was a very high day. ! The Sunday school was opened at the usual time by Mrs. Virginia Thomas. The lesson was very thoroughly discussed. The lesson was reviewed by the Assist. Supt., ' Mr. .M. .WaPelTT AT tin1 laiui?fm? services tlu pastor brought to us a noble sermon. Many hearts re joiced while this able man ol C*od so forcefully delivered the word. Ihv. -towards came forward and the people responded liberally. 'At 5 o'clock the usher board ( carried out a verv interesting progroin. 'Misses Bertha .Mcintosh' and Juanita Thomas wore . in )charge. Missos' A. B. Martin and T. B. JVIurry gave very timely talks. 'The pastor also took active part. -- ~ " T * j Among the others-were: Sarah] ..Mcintosh, Minnie R. Mix-on, Odes-1 sa Copeland, Ruth Mclntofth, Mildred Mix-on, Geneva Boyd, Iler'<( .?t L and Minnie A. Felix, Thorn-* aser.a Mcintosh, David Wallace and Frank Spann. A very liberal offering was taken by Misses. Marry and Martin. Not many nigbts ago the pastor and family were nearly freight fTmd out of?the parsonage by?vr numbci.' of men and women who came on surprise, to them and JlLLefL_tbciii_paniry._wjili a largeqUatlitv of good thingsdtn -oatr-The] pSFTtYTr says they may scarc them ' again. The Twelve . Captain (Women)] an l th.ir helpers are^eaving no atones unturned in their efforts to make the Rally a success the first part of April. Their names will appear in the 'Leader" next \vl ek. " ? ? mm ? EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Thomas, Pastqr Having had the privilege of coming safely thrugh another wet-k, We again met at the house of worship on last Sunday to hear the message of truth and love. The morning services began at the usual hour, and the regular preliminaries were carried out. Tho1 pastor read for the scripture lesson fifteen verses of the sixth chapter of St. Matthew, beginning at the sixteenth verse. The one hundred and eight Psalms was read. This being the day for the | exchange of pulpits, we were ' pleased to have as our guest speaker, Rev. W. Ravenel, pastor of Jerusalem Baptist Church. A . powerful sermon was delivered by him. Text, Genesis Gth chapter and ,0th verse, subject "A Divine Friendship With God." Rev, Ravenel stirred the congregation with T1 this boautiful and uplifting sermon. Visiting ministers were, Rev. W. Y. D. Kiug and Rev. Robert Doctor. < Rev. F. C. Keels, secretary of education o? the Reform.- AI -F.Church brought' to us an interesting .evening which was gladly received by a large audience. The Sunday, school lesson was one of special interest "Jesus_ Teachers . Neighborliness," St. Duke 10:25-27. This lesson presented the parable of the Good Samaritan which taught us that n? neifrhhnrs Wo should livo in the spirit of Christ' teachings by doing good for our neighbors. Not only those Who live in our vicinity but every body. Our neighbor is all mankind and not a certain group. The play "The Devil in the Church" will be presented On Tuesday evening March 17. Becatrse -of?the inclemency?-of?the* weather it could not bt> presented on last Monday evening. . m > i ALLEN TEMPLE A. M. E. : - - CHURCH Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Greenville, S. C,?Sunday S. opened at 9:45. a. m, with the 'Asst. Supt. Rev. D. P. A<lams and his ablo co-workers. The?lessonwas well taughte by classes. The review by. Mrs, M. M. Calhoun was vcry_ interesting and enjoyed by all. "Our school is taking on new iti* tit. Au . q me wiiii me I'uiiuii); ui pining. The Sunday school board has decided on , several new projects to stimulate- interest in -the school. .. Morning service began at 11:15 o'clock. The pastor preached an excellent sermon, lilled with the spirit,?using-as his subject "Holding to God's Love." His toxi was. found, Rom. 8:35, .38-31). The* spiritual tide ran high throughout the sermon. The congregation was large.. We" also had a Urge number of visitors who are made welcome at all time.:*. The A. C. E. League, nigt at G o'clock with a large attendance. An interesting program was reildii'id nftci the study "f1 the lun son. Night service began at. 730 p. m. The pastor again delivered a very strong and spiritual message, us| ihg for his subject "The Parable |o3 tlie 1'rodigai Son." This tr.essage was very touching and enJoyed by all. The various Boards and Auxiliaries as well as the members are lined up for the Educational RulI*. ,,.l,w.l, rtCf tlV.. flfH, Snr. day in Manehvr The Clubs and Hoards art> w dirking in the form of an "Automobile Race" to Washington, D. C. And. the club that drives its ear the farthest from Washington Will receive a prize. Watch out for the winner.' BETHEL A. Mi E.' CIIL'KCII ,Sumter, ,S. C.-?Rev. S. A. Thompson, Pastor. Sunday was a fine day at Bethel. The Sunday school was opened at its usual hour, with our well experienced superintendent, Mr. - M. S. Salley and teachers at their post. After the lesson was discussed by 'classes, Mrs. S. A. Thompson gave a splendid review which was enjoyed by all. At 11:30 o'clock the pastor ascended the rostrum and selected for a text Luke ;14:23 verse, subject "The Christian . Mission," This was a- soul stilling message. ThS pastor proved that every Christian lias a responsibility up^ on him to out and bring men into Cod's Kingdom. The funeral of Mrs. Daisy Johnson wa\ condueU .l at 3:00 o'clock, l lie program U'ilS US follows.?Stt=^ lo "Safe in.'the Arms of Jesus" by Miss E.iitth "McCoy. Paper by Miss Virdie Williams. Short talk by Mr. S. L. Wilson. Some 'remarks by Mr. Will. Nelson.. Eulogy by Rev. S. A. Thompson. At -^30 o'clock we were invited oveiW the home of Mr. and Mrs. M-. HA. Sal lev to a Silver Tea, where a dye jlHograin tvaa rendered by the members of the Choir and others. It- is true, that Mrs. K. K. Salley knows how and .what to servo at a Silver Tea. At 7:150 P.M. the pastor preached another soul stirring sermon? St. John 1:30, subject "The Person ality of Jisus." After t'nis message thr6e young ladies and one young man connected themselves to the church. Bethel is going forward, Visitors are always wel-' come. . i ST. PALI. A. .M. K. CTTT'RCn" Sunday was a high day at St. Paul. Sunday school?opened at the usual hour, with the officers at their post of duty with a large audiendo. At 12:30 the pastor brought to us a burning message from Exodus 12:13. Every one seemed to enjoy it. our hearts did burn while he man of Ood spoke out of the fullness of his heart; then the Lord's Supper was administered to all believers in Christ. Sunday afternoon the Rev. J. S. Martin, pastor of St. James A. M. E. Church preache<l a wonderful sermon that will linger long in the hearts of his hearers. Both choirs, St. "James and St. Marks, rendered beautiful music, in interest of Mrs. 0.11 ie Kellers' Club. The collection was very good. We was glad to have so many visitors from different chinches to worship' with us. Come again you are welcome. We all were stirred np Sunday just at the close of Sunday school. Our church was on fire, but was soon' put out. A Silver Tea was given at the home of Mrs. Fannie Counts. A delicious course was served. 25 persons were present. ? SUBSCRIBE FOR. THE "LEADER" IE PALMETTO LEADER MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Rust or Splendid weather and attentive i audicnecsr marked the services at- j Morris Brown last Sunday. Tin; i usual sermonette to the children > on the subject "Moth Balls" was ; followed by ff soul stirring sermon Jay. Dr. KhlfE. Brogdon, Presiding Elder of the Alt. Pleasant DEL.. , Dr. Brogdon held" the 2nd Quarterly Conference,, on Friday evening, j and was satiSfifcd with the work of the church for the past three months. Reports were good, and the church showed itself to he on Mic upward trend. i'"' pr.spiptp _ elder visited the Sunday school at . it$?session, and was pleased with the work of the school: The evening sermon, preached to an appro ciative autlionce, was up tu the usu til standard of the Elder. He se- i dvcted as?a- text,-* Ezefctrl iTHr "i chapter and 5th verse, and as a theme, "The rise and progress o! the Gospel." The hearers were edified by the sermon ably preaeh-ed. The above mentioned text* an t theme, was in connection with the sermon preached; at 11 a. nr. The sermon preached at 7:30 p. nr. was another spiritual feast. Th i\. selected was found in Coir- 1st chapter'and 19th And 20th vi-is.-s. The Elder developed in lYiren'ur language, the urOme "Tire I'lico Of Peace." Mamy visitors .ware noted in the congregation. at hoth services.-?Morris Brown is 'the church with a warm welcome tlrat is extended to all who worsiri) with us. The spring" i wily i-tln i>i u 11 iiiu 11 l |oput' ul UUS 1. \ i . efforts are. centered on th miiiv which bids- fair fq be. t'ul. We were pleased to no.Ui_tlni:-pru~-sence of Mrs. M. Witherspufm. the Wife of our pastor, who ha- bei n quite sick for several wee!;.-. She expressed her pleasure -of h nv able to again Sttencf The si r\ ices. Sister Mary Lpwis of Class No. 13 died on the 7th inst, anil was" funoralizod on Monday. Tin \jrri?i reaper has taken a'large' t??U >:' our members during the >a-i M months. 1." were reportid 'in flu . ' tllUlllPi'iv coniereneO on I-nday night. Many of our members are on the sick list, and we are hoping for each of them, a speedy lecoverj', and restoration to .good health. The-church b look, and goes steadily on ip the developing: of our plans lor tin', good of our beloved Zion. \Vivh a forward .jooking pastor, ani tin cooperation of the faith: i; to! lowers in the consumatina of tin plans advanced by the pa-p-r. we are confident of complete- s.ccess in our church' activities. Monn- . Brown looks forward still. MILLER CHAPEL A. M. E. ( Ill Ul'lI G. H. White, Pasior Newberry, S. C.?Supt. Floyd was very much 'encnnra; cii .urn the work of the church sclio ) Sunday morning. Mr. Claude Wilson" very ahly reviewed the lesson. For children's hour j{, trio was rendered by little Misses Julia and Angeline Gallman and Mary F. Bates, Miss Esther Mary Gallman aceompanjst. The pastor's mf.i. sage was "Moses in the Bulrushes".. .Miss Eugenia M.xe Allen gave an instrumental solo ; Both lumbers by our yoyng folk were good. The Seniors seem to uijoy it his part of the ntofning worship* Luke 8:48 was pastor's text for regular service. His subject was "The Sympathetic Jesus." The Holy Spirit was evidenced all ovei the church. A large crowd was out. Mr. Otto Floyd united villi the church. Among the visitors were Mesdnmes Funic, Alien ah i ' I fthrlouc (.lark and Miss Georgia i Baity; Prof. B. W. Gallman, prin-. I cipal of Anderson County Training School at Pendleton also worshipped with us. At 4:30 the Busy Bee Club had their Three-B-Tea at Miss Vivian RulT's which was a success. Carry President' Stevens and youngladies. The Leaguers were delighted to see President Hands in their midst 'iter bein^ away for uvo Sundays. Vic-president. Carter Carried on nicely in her absence. Miss Addie. Hare presented a vdry timely lilVkft'nm nti ft IV.!o.. t>..4 i - o - ? ? i/uioj liUlIL'l gave a resume of the lesson. Mr. Augustel Pettis is to lead next Sunday. MRS. ELLEN IIOI KNIiiHT LAID TO REST 'Mrs. Ellen Rouknighl, a faithful "mother of St. Paul AT?M. " E. " was Laid to rrst. Ke\T F. C. Lav, .v pastor.? night was born in jwxington Co. mar Peaks, Dec. 1. lhi>2, and died March 4, li>36. She was K3 year*? of age. She joined the. church in hor childhood, was converted in J lYer youth and ser\< l n> a Sunday school teacher until death. She married Mr. Sam Rouknight and to this happy ynion was born 11 children. She. served us a cfa^sleader for more than 10 years. She serVed as President of the \V. II. & F.. Missionary for many years, and served as Mollnr of the Stewardess Board for 12 years, j And as Mother'of the church for I 35 years. Her life was one worth living, in the community, .around ; |>ich byds as well as in the church- | es. Her motto was '"Doing wTiat God is pleased with." She leaves'to mourn her dopartuure 2 sisters, 2 brothers, 5 daughters, 1 son, 12 grAnd Ohil.D'"' ren, 43 great grand children and many other relatives and friends. Gono to rest we loved you dear Mother, but God loved you best. Funeral services held from St. Paul A. M. E. Church where she was a loyal member. Rev. F. C.. Laws preached a soul stirring sermon from the 10th chapter uJL St Matthew and the. Stfrvorse. He ' called the laborers.and ??ve them their wages. j, ?THLOII A. M.J-:. CHURCH Rev. T. II. Weathers; l'astor I'rospjrity. S. C.-? Services bciran at 10::5<> o'clock, with officers a* nrtml at their regular "f fluty. The lesson was very fully discussed by the various classes mid tiimly reviewed by Miss. I.il- | Ipn Caiy, former graduate of Howard University, Washington, ; LJ. C... At 1 "> - .'til tii.rl. n.?m 1... gran with a considerable audience, in.i pastor's text was selected' ' irnni 1 Kings 1H:1 lie used as a < subject "A dis< fifblient 'prophet 1 slain." The pastor .responded "U.'i tilr l.iiih, Tin-i inr.M-.a.'e wa.s . njoved by all the KatherTiij?. On the .'.'nl Sunday night of this ' T. K. Harper and his congregation from Mt. Moyiah. Our second ' [UarUTly conference is to be held J fiTT the liftli' Sunday night. The Deaconess Hoard will be held at tin home of Mrs. Dolly Royals. 1 This board is doing excellent work. ' MORRIS <11 AIM'.R MISSION* : ARY -SOCIETY' ' ilk 'I'tn. M ic^ln.iu i... w.r ck'ty nv-A lit the home ' of. Mr{>. J. I-ot', lIaoko.tt .St-i Friday after* f?OOB, Mairli G, at. I o'clock, with the "ProsWent prcMUinfeT Aftct n ?.lie tle\.vvyio,iis wv were entertain- ' <1 with an. interesting program. , Theii tlie If resident and othersnia o some uunuragitig remarks, i iie- roli was and each nicmBer responded witit their du<. s, wirudv amounted to 1SL.S0. ^ .We then had exchanging of giies. Kach -member -had-to- paj ?o tlie Soei.lW 0?st what the gifts collection was $2.50. The toi.ai ,'uun lor this meeting was .? i.:it?:* _ i lleio." will"ii'e a CoinhinatkAr _ Ihiuna and .Quartet Sinking at Morris''.Chapel Baptist -Church Mondy ivi-Jit-, March 22, 1020, at 8 o'clock. MKS. r.TT.A B- TirOMPSON 1 All) TO m.;*T AT I..U RKMifc luumns, .South Carcdiija; March iuh?A lew days a^o, Mrs. Lula Thompson \Vas called to her re\\:ii(1. lier death came as a distant ck to her many lriends " a> well as lite surrounding community in which she lived. She had only heen confined-to her loom tor a 1. v\ dtiy.s and-.none- thought . he v..is mi near the?bar. Hut she a a- uwujc of the tact and tnade la adv. . ; Mis. I.ula. as we know., was deeply interested' in ct* church and. ah social activities pertaining- to it ; alv. a\'s . Ut'ok an active pint ulu-i, cane i- up' n. "' She was always ready to lend a helping hand to tie.- siciv a.iy tone when eauo. j upon, she was up and gone. Sin i... i. a. uutx-lLe missed. itt the .anlie. but - everywhere that she iv;s Ivti 'V.n and foVod. The faniily Wish to thank the a:..ay- Cnnus for*'their kindness shown during her illness an.. We haw's to, mourn one son, Ala. Aai -n tlroekinan, ii daughter. .n-.;.w. ii'?n.i" gt andnieces, iuphvws and a host. of ' relatives and i hlais. IN MMMOKV OF MY MOTHER CAROLINE OOODE W li () I.EJ T IS MARCH 9, 1935 Ml :u. Kic i f one so dear, Flash acid's the* atmosphere. Light and shadow all appear, From the land of luavffy cheer. ' ' >loi.l.ovs in ill" Floating past the candle ligtu; iMnis .the \i-i.n ever clear, From- the celestial spin re. \ And she. stoops beside my bed, Vi. i.-'i'y. iii.-.-v^s me and' says: O, my child, why do you weep? llvuv'n i?4uarev' than your sleep; lie who Kniiws and understands, | And who guides you .with., his TtiliV.r ; He who feeds the hungry birds. And who listens through the es : .. ' lie will had yS'U steps aright, l o the place of Paradise. .Silently she disappears, Fades into the atmosphere; **Ai d the light trails.in her flight, To the land ol' heav'ly cheer. And the shadows in the night, Floating past the candle light, When- tin- v.i^iun was .so rare, WilisjK-is comfort in the air. Laura Go'ode . Jones. IN M K.MORI AM In loving remembrance of out", (it ai' mother, Mrs. Lhvmbeth Jones, who departed this life March, .12- j I.onely tlu- house and sad, i i STnee our dear mother has left us, I ma .-:.v is i^iiiu to tie an angel With bl ight crown of life to wear. I ; J All her trials are now o'er. (in that bright eternal shore, She is happy as can be, ' ^ ?B? rHR ' Enlri JV{3 w 1 ,unc^ ^ hrh <! ' ? I With her friends of by gone days. Willie Joiles, Mary E. Bowman* Annie E. Warley and Daisy Guinyard, children. IN MEMOHIAM In remembrance of our dear neither, Mrs. Sullie Covington, who died in Anderson, S. C. March ?, ld.'M. Mother it has been two yiars :o day since you died ami went aivay, away from your ohildrt n who loved you dear, although you liad beeiF with us a good many years. Dear mother wo loved you and wanted you to stay, but the death in gel bore you a way. These wort vour last words before you died 'There Is Rest For The Weary" and children good kye Although We stood by your b:d md .wept, we sai'l dear mother lo not leave us yet. But God. the Father who .knows best, carried you home to that city of rest. j We often visit fhe dear old ttonii but it's not the "saTntj^tnce " you' are gone.*' In there,-is a vac* j int place that none s ail lill. It's I :i mother's place. But we hope j in IltaVen fb meet some day when the midst have rolled away. | * . y Children:. Mrs. liten Watkins, Chicago, HI.; Mrs. Clonic Gary, . Detroit, Mich.; Mr. Elijah Coy- ! neton. Detroit MO.I. is ..'iicn,, i?n railnit* B. Rickenbackor, Branehville, in.-'??; : * ~ _I IN* M KM OR I A M . In sad but loving' memory of a devoted husband, K4i Sellers, who sl.i pt away' 3 years ago, Feb. 23, I'M, and my dearest mothOr, Mrs. Martha Fish burn Who departi<l this life one vear ago March 8, lit35. ' We loved you both -but-ttie-ang-' els joyed you niore, and they havi sweetly called vo.u to younders bk.i.if nl ,'hniT.?rri!e gnMe'lV gate ' was opened and a gentle voice said "come," We hope." one day to meet you both in the sweet Ivy ah-l? [cars of sorrow often flow . for you dear loved ones, and since the angles opened the pearly gate for you, and you exchange" your. rugged crosses for crowns We have spent meny sorrowful [lays. - A de voted wife, Mrs. F. F. Sellers, sister, Mrs. M-. J. Cassidy and brofh??f e. ii. - ? - ~ . VUIK .X'lHTS 01 t.,1 Sellers, and a daughter, Mrs. -F. Sellers, a brother, Mr. ' Eggo Frost, a sister. Mrs. Kandics Singleton, and a host of grand children. IN M EM URIA M In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted husband and father, Willerl'oi d Jerome Nelson, who departed this life two vi-ars ago, March. 12,. 1934. Treasured thoughts of one " so di-aiy ' Often bring a secret tear. Thoughts return to scenes long past Time rolls on, but memories last. Mrs. "Marie II. Nelson. Wife Miss Susie Mue Nelson, daughter SHADY GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. B. C? Glover. Pastor in.* 1st quarterly conference of the Warrenton circuit was lu-ld in above named .churehr February 29th and March 1st with I)r. Jasper C. Quarles, Presiding elder of thb Abbeville district jmcsiding. At 2:00 o'clock Saturday the members of the conference assembled; after singing and prayer the presiding elder read a passage from the Acts of the Apostles, comment ing briefly on same. Then Hymn ai\ .suo was-sung. After remarks the conference was .organized for the ensuing year, result being: Prof. A. Nash, secretary; J. H. Wk r, chairman of presiding elder's assessment; R. R. Richardson, Dollar Money; Sister E. Jackson, Contingent Assessment and Sisters E. J. Wharton and Susan Devlin, Mis-j sionary assessment. During this session -quite a bit of timely in-! formation pertaining to the church ; presiding elder after which the J was given Tff the member's by" the usual disciplinary questions were asked by the P. E. All reports J were -rcct-ived? a ad adopted. Art-* excellent missionary t'eport was read by Mrs. Marie Finley which i showed that the missionary ladies of St. Peter did not only have a "mind.,to work" but were working. The conference continued in the usual routine. . i C. .1- * UUIIUU) IIIUIU1IIK lilt* oupi. A, (Jreene and officers were at their I post of duty and the lesson was instructively taught-by Prof. A. H. Nash with the Sunday school is a unit. At 12 o'clock with a vast assem-j blage tjie. pastor opened the services Kylining hymn No. 124. Af-. 1 fii m tell istinp the sacred PHH ions to our compe- ktfl understanding, dipI Servicfc insures ftTjT|| p 1 e t e compliance all the inviolable s and desires of the " *s Page 6 ter the devotional period our presiding elder delivered a great iiion. The l residing elder was paid in full, brother I>. Davis was elec ted as delegate to the district meet ingr. SAINT JAMES A.M.E. CHI IU H KeV. Hale It- Thnmiiviin I?O AsTiville, N. C.?The past Sabbath day was beautiful all day ami the church school was very liW K^y attended. Pre,>arat are Kointr forward rapidly for (he Master day exercise aniens the children and ^luouj?hout the church. After an interesting class study of the lesson, a splendid review was conducted by .Mis.. Leona Hammond. On "account of th "iTHfess of oaV . pastor, tin Rev. C. K. Wiitins .was in charge of our services on Sunday p'ast. Large crowds worshiped at bothmorning and tw-. ning service's. Key. Wilkin* d> livered a splendid discouiso at the morning's worship from , the subject?"The <.'attse of KarLure'I Genesis 4:8. At) excellent program waV rcu? ^ dered on Sunday night by i>\m _ .. senior choir and talents from* within and without the church under the direction of Mr. J. W. Brogdon. An exceptionally latge crowd witnessed this provram . " ? with great interest and- delight. PROFESSIONAL 7 ARDS DR. L. M. DANIELS ? - i Physician and Surgeon Office lloups: it to 10 A. M.;- 1 to 2 P. M. G to 8 P. M. 1 J*Jll-l'tUl 'AlU-llll.'.h Giver. i >j.~cu -c*~ Of Women. Office: . Residence: ? 1125. Washington .2230 Hampton Phone f>1 '.-hi Phono Tool DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose ar.d Throat . , Glasses Fitted- Accurately. Office .Hours: Telephone: 11:00 to 1: P. M. . INs. -PI.<2 6:00 to 8:00 P. M* Office 3T;rJ Office: Residence: 2030 Taylor St. 1117 Pine St ? ????i r m mmi Office Hotir^:. TeLph'one: 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8575 6 P. M. to 8 P.-M. v .. Dr. W. D. Chappelle . Physician and Surgeon Diseases of W onu-n a net ( hildren A Specialty. Office: Residenf-o: 211o Lady St. 13" 1 Pine St. Coluhihin <5 (" Office Hours: , Phones: 8 tu b A. M. Office 0U.J3 ' 11 to 2 P. M. Res.' 07b8 0 to 8 P. M. Div K. B. Frederick Physician Office: Residence. 1107 Washington __ 1410 Park Over Victory SaviAg'^Bank, ' " Columbia, S. C Phone 7811 All classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST Painless Extractions, Sundays by Appointments." Days: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays Ojffwe: 236b:- Gervais?Striet . tColunvbia, S. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins Dentist a> Filling, Plates, Crowhs, Bridges Sunday by Appoint nu?ht '' Anesthesia" a Specialty 1-HJTVs Washington St., tola., S. C. DR. A. B. JOHNSON . SURGEON Office: 1414 1-2 Assembly street Phone 3466 Residence: 913 Hampton Ave. Phone 8740 REV. J. H. JOHNSON OtTice: 2029 Marion Street NOTARY PUBLIC Dealer in Real Estate, performs marriage ceremonies, writes wills deeds, mortgages* claims, etc. Call to See Him Office Phone 8407 Res. 67 N. J. FREDERICK Attorney-at-I.aw ahld Notary Public ?State and Federal 11 id Washington St., Cola., S. C. ? a. *