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Saturday, March 28, 1936. I CHURCH GOING SUNDAY AT HIITHKL A. w. E. LHLKLH~ The pastor and members of Bethel A. M. E. Church, corner Taylor and Sumter Sts, Columbia ? C . "O are arranging to have a Church I Going Sunday March 29th. They I. are planning to -contact all. their L members who do not attend servieflfc es and each member is requested to bring or invite one or more persons ' who do not attend church. And all those unable to come on account of feebleness provisions are being made to have them carried to and from the services. Any member knowing of such persons are_ask-ed to inform or phone the pastor, I Rev. S. H. Lewis, 1400 Taylor St. k Phone 5373. i1 Governor Olin D. Johnson in addressing a colored congregation at Sidney Park C. M. E.-Church last ' Sunday said that no church going 4 person is not in the number who en cini? oa.. 1111 WIC kJlOU c VjUUIIIJ UI |U \j|t^ | Prisons and flood his oftice with petitions for Clemency, but to the j opposite the majority of Criminals ' are folks who never attend religious services. r The services will be at the regui lar hours', ll:lp a. rh. and 7:30 p.m. ? Vi The sermons will be preached by " fc the pastor and the choir will ren~ 1 der special music for these -ser4 vices. The committee on arrangements is asking the public to assist and cooperate with them on this occasion; come and worship with us7 NOTICE Mr. Abram Simpson, President + of- Allen University will deliver an address Sunday evening at Ave \ o'clock, at Bethel A. M. E. Church, ?T- corner Sumter and Taylor Sts. Special muoieal numbers by Giro Club of the College. Mr. Simpson is being featured by'rhe Brotherhood of Bethel A. M. E. Church. The public is cordially "invited to attend. I : Janwa 'M tyoudbury, Pre*. RevrS.^H7"Lewis, Pastor TO THE BAPTIST BROTHER^ 4 1 HOOD OF SOUTH CAR. ?' : ====== Dear Brethren: All persons who expect to atJl tend the Baptist Missionary end ??Educational?Convention atr Laui ens Mdv 6th please send in your names by May 1st to fRev.) H. W. D. Stewart, 232 Hampton St., Laurens, S. C. ALLEN TEMPLE A. M. E. CHURCH Key. it. l. Umun, I'atitor ? uroenvipe, ?. ?sumiuy scnooi oponed at 9:45 a. m. with a large attendance. Our school is growing X?with ifiy coming of spring. Wrr 4^. had at) ? interesting lesson. The review by Mr. Sitton was fine and enjoyed by ali. The school is linking raped progress in tho automobile race undoiv*Mra> | houn. The school hopes to reach . j Washington, D. C. " Morning service .began~at 11:45 i arm. The pastor preached a strong . sermon, vcrv timely and one that . IL. really is in need today. .He used ? for?his- subject, "The Power of tr Praying Church." His text was found Acts 12:5-7. We had a "er> large congregation. Among the - visitors, Miss Marie Young, a graduate of Allen Union. We were glad to have her also the other visitors. - - The A. C. E. League met at 6 o'clock. An interesting meeting -s? was held. Night service began at 7:30 p.m. The pastor, again delivered a strong message, "Jesus said unto ^. them I am The Way, The Truth and The Life.0 This message was .Jt wcH worth hearing. , An after collection was taken for 'the people suffering from the - "Flood."* Many plans and entertainments n m Kninr, u ^ v, t. 1 .. tL.' 1. ?v* u wnig opuuaui t u XVI Hit' UL'U^fit of-our Educational rally which comes off Sunday. _. ~TEe sick members of the church "are improving;. . We ' extend to Mrs. Emma Griffin our deepest | sympathy in the lost of her moth{ er. ? ^ EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Thomas, I'astor J *>' We are still having great times in Zion and are anticipating greater timofc during the rsxt two weeks. Beginning Sunday, March 29, a great revival will be held. Rev. W. W. MeCuller of Chesterfield, S. C. will command, the army of Light which will be arrayed against the army of darkness. We extend a cordial welcome to those ^ who will come and help us in this v fightr ? Last Sunday was an ideal day and church goers were delighted to find it their privlege to worship * at their respective churches. The j pastor conducted the devotionals i during which time he read for the 4 morning lesson several verses of ??tho first chapter-of -Str JohTT~be_ ^ ginning at the seventeenth verse. 6 The text was selected from 'the t chapter named at the sixth and seventh verse. "There was a man - h sent from God, wdr<55<r narfie~was John," etc. Subject "A unique message." This well balanced and impressive sermon was one that sent a thrill of spiritual enthusi_._ ia?m through the audience. There was one accession, Master Carl Mitchel.' The Sunday school lesson, "Jesus teacher true values" was indeed interesting. The lesson taught us that we should be more concerned about the things that are more benedicial and worth while, ml hi1!' than giving our thought to the leaser things. A splendid gathering of teachers scholars and visitors wdrfc present. Mist M. L. Young has returned I to the city bavin" TTiiTly during her school perioc^. i Mrs. J. Walker of Augusta), (Ja. visited us during thy day. BAI'T. CHURCH Rev. Hooks, I'astor Holly Hill?Sunday was a real spring day and most church goers took advantage of the lovely day by Attending church. We had a j large crowd out Sunday morning' and Sunday night the church was I jratavu. ' The pastor was at his best all day Sunday. Sunday moi'ning | from the fifth chapter of St. Luke1 and the eleventh ' verse. Subject: "The Master's Call." Sunday nite he preached another soul stirring sermon taken from Mark/Jth chapter and 24th verse. Every heart' was touched while this man of i God preached. The members arc cooperating with their pastor financially and spiritually^ The finance for the day's services was $17.01. The choir rendered splendid mus' ic all day. The following visitors attended ' services during the day: Mr. Hen-J derson, Mr. Jefferson, both of j State College who are here doing practice'teaching. ATsb'Miss Jenk-1 ins, one of our former teachers j who was spending the week-end at' The home of Prof, and Mrs. Roberts. truest of Miss Pickett and lots of visitors-from the church of the city. Come agaim_ This is the_ church of friendly folk. We always welcome visitors. Mr. F. Murray of BowmatV S. C. was a pleasant, caller at the home of Prof, and Mrs. Roberts Sunday afternoon. MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. W. Witherspoon. Pastor . _ ? - i??t?. The worshippers at Morris -Brown last Sunday, cnioyeu splcn " did sermons all day. The day op.i.itu flm nostAvV ennnnn. ettc to thy little church, The l)a*tor spoke to the children from the subject, "Carrying a light." The " leSSOn was well icceiMil and appreciated by young arid old.. The morning sermon followed the sermonette, and tvas .'preached from "St. John 20ih "chapter and 2otTf~ .verse. The theme from which a soul stirring sermon resulted, was "The print of the nails." Dr. Withcrspoon was certainly at his best, as he developed the beautiful story of the tragic death of uniist. tie uweit upon mo memo, i.nm Liu' uni-l l to i\iw\ 1^ looking fof nail prints in the hands of pro fc-ssed Christians, lie also stnss?d the fact, that the world is dcv inanding proof for what Christia lis j 1 aim to be. The Sunday school and League functioned at their respective hours, and the - evening sermon, was preached by Rev. Chas.. A. fligby (White) of Illinois. The text selected Was taken from St. John 3rd chapter, and Tth verse. ion." The congregation listened with rapt attention, as the speaker unfolded the scripture. We noted with pleasure. the presence many visitors during the day. A mong?them, were?the ftvllowiilgT" Mrs. C. A. Higby, Miss Edith Caper, Miss Alberta Hunter, Miss Lola Davis, Miss Mattie Garrett, Mrs. F. B. Miller, Miss Josephine Stewart, Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Ida Mr. Thomas, Miss Julia Simmons, . all were introdn. im>, unit mail^ In feel at home. Our spring rally takes place on the 30th inst; and aro looking forward to success in this effort. Dr. Witherspoon is already looking forward to the securing of a Easter Day collection. Callenders havc been distributed to a number of good workers, and they are expected to make good reports on tho same. The idea is unique, and makes its own appeal. Our spring revival will soon be omthe way, and will continue up to Easter. We are pained to announce the unfortunate accident which occured to Bro. Jno. German, leader of class No. 28. He is at the Roper flospital, suffering with a broken leg, sustained at his work. The church prays for his early and complete recovery. Many of Our members who have been on the sick list are recovering, ami wo at? nlcnaed tn see them ?t our church service&va gain. Morris Brown looks hoi>efully forward. NEW TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. B. F. Stewart, Pastor ? Wellford, ,S.?C-.?Ifunday school was opened at the usual hour with Supt. J. B Foster and teachers at their posts of duty The lesson was beautiully discussed by the various classes after which the pastor gave a timely review. I The pastor came forward after a warm prayer service and chose - -as- ft?text-~Matt. 6:33, subject:" "Safety First1'. He delivered a masterly sermon which was enjoyed by all who sat under this gospel feast. Visitors at our morning service were Dr." and Mrs. S.' D. Brown of Spartanburg and' Prof, and Mrs. C. H.. Rookard, teachers in the public school here. B. T. U. met at 6:30. The dis-| cussion was conducted by Mrs. A.' L. She!ton. SoTo by Miss Essie! McMillen. The evening service was large-l ly attended. The pastor again came fonvard with a burning message taken,from Matt. 5:1>, theme "The Happiness of a Peacemaker". i Rev. and Mrs. King from the I Florence Chapel M. E. Church i here were visitors at the evening ' service. Visitors are always welcome. KINCi CHAl'l'ELLB A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. O. I). Young, Pastor .1 Sunday was a Tiigh day at King j Chappelt; Sunday school "opened i at thp usual hour, with Supt. H. 1 V. Thompson. The lesson was well .1 tauglht with the various classes, and everybody seem to have en- i joyed themselves. At 11:45 Rev. Young brought^to Us a wonderful sermon. We always enjoy hearing him preach At 3:30 p. m. we were entertain . ed by Deep Creek Choir, Rev. Mrs. 6 E. L. Wheeler preached a wonderful sermon, all Who listened enjoy* o',I i it? _? tu am iiik ner. nope sne win conic' | a again, also the choir. We always" , welcome visitors at all times. , On Sunday afternoon, 7:45 Rev. Young proached a very interesting j sermon at Silver' Spring Baptist } Church. Every one enjoyed this wonderful message. We were { very glad to have Mr. Clark Wat- | kins of Greenville, S* C. with us ? on Sunday morning. Miss Lenoia Hunter, Bertha and j Francis Mack were the week-end ( guests'of Miss Virginia Gantt and ] Miss Henrietta Maxwell. The friends of Mrs. Daisy Parrocrnf vonr mneW fUof loff for Philadelphia where she will i { make hor home. Mrs. Ola Weston < leftfm^Gretmsboro, N: C. whCr5~ , she will spend some time. Mr. H.__ Blown, Miss Ida Weston were hap j idly-married on March 21, they < left for High Point, N. C. where , they wili make their home.? ( Mr. M. White, Mr. Willie Gantt, t Miss K. V. Collins, and Mr. Char- ( les Watson of Seneca, N. A. * Brown wore visitors of Miss Clara Vance Sunday afternoon."?? Miss Mattic Jamie and Otto ( Jackson, Mr. Harold Peppers, Miss } Clara Vance and E. V. Collins , were highly entertained?at?the home of Mrs. Nettie Wilson,' Cal-' ] houn, S. C. to a party given in i honor of Miss Nina CoUins^of N. 1 ; Y. City; they were served with delicious punch fruit?salad, cocoa and noun^l, cake?AlLenjoyed?a-tnlensaiirflftprnonn l_ The Pulpit Aid met at the home of Mrs, R. B. Thompson on Thurs day afttrnoon, 8:30 o'clock. The meeting was called to order by the ; \ l'residont, Mrs. R. B. Thompson, ' ' After business the hosiess served j i delicious refreshments. We ad- < journed to meet at the home of ; 1 Mrs. M. Winston on April 16. C. ~W'~ Williams, Reporter. MILLER CHAPEL CHURCH Rev. (J. H. White, Pastor Newberry.?After study period the Sunday school lesson was re-1 vitwtd by Hiss Hilda Caldwell. Supt. Floyd hasaHplarr^arrang-1 od for the Easter exercises. Miss . Angerone Young has charge of ( the music and Miss L. M. Harris has charge of the program. t At morning worship the pastor gave a spring message from the subject: "Youth the springtime of J Life." Many heard the discourse. Ah eager group of Leaguers were out at their usual hour and -joined president Harris in making -chr?discussion interesting. Our pastor was yvith us as usual. The pastor's evening message was taken from Psalm 107: 30, oi. At this service Mrs, C.harlote Clark united with the church. For the last four Sundays we have ta- ~ ken in a member. Mr. Joe Barnet united with us March 22. Mr. G. C. Williams gave the church a clean receipt for an obligation that has been confronting -the church for sometime. ~TKe~~ pastor, officers and members are Allen University Quartet and ' Glee Club will appear here April 11th at 8 o'clock. Don't miss hearing these, singers. Remember the Traveling contest is on. The winner is to be given a trin to Allen's commencement. The different organizations of the chyrch are functioning nicely, .and meeting regularly. You are welcome to all our services. Buy and read The Leader. See Paul Allen. Only 5c. ? ANDREWS NEWS . St. Andrews A. M. E. Church Rev. W. Carolina, Pastor Sunday, March 8, was a great day at St. Andrews A. M. E. Church. Women Day was sponsored by Mrs. E. Green, Mary Chandler, F. L. Carolina. It was made a red letter clay by the Ladies of Andrews, S. C. 1 Morning service 1 1st hymn lined by Mrs. Ida ^Mon- : jone. 1 I Prayer?Mrs. Lee McCoy. . Solo?Jrirs. L. Richardson., ' Scripture Lesson?Mrs. Susan Taylor. I Second hymn?by the preacher. Notices?Margaret W itherspoon. Sermon by Evangelist, Mrs. M. i Alston. She preached a soul stir- ; ring sernion, which was enjoyed by all. St. March 16th chapter 22nd verse.: ,1 I Evening' service, hymn by Mrs. S. Becton. Piayer?Mrs. Susan Milton. ,1 - -Solo?Mra*~L,ula.-Stxong._? |_. Reading?Mrs. Anna Lee Bell. I Scripture Lesson?Mrs. E. B. Green. Second hymn by preacher. ,1 ' Notices?Miss Lillie Jordon. The ' Evangelist, Sister Alston preached from the 6th chapter of revelation Sister Alston was at her best and [ everybody enjoyed it. Mrs. L. '.Smith rendered pleasing music with her hhmr of ladies ushers, for the day: Mrs. Mary King. Mrs. Hasben, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Sherman, , Mrs-. Robinson. The following sisters conducted prayer meeting: Mrs. B. Cooper, i Mrs. Mary Alston. Mrs. Julia Smn^ ter, Mrs. Lue Witherspoon, Mrs. Cruel, E. Swinton, Maggie Nes- , mith, Mrs. Mary Chandler, Mrs. Barnette, Mrs. Washington, Mrs. ; Annie James, Mrs. F. Byard, ,W? i X THE PALMETTO LEADEI were glad to have the Rev. and Mrs. Mond with us. St. Andrews was crowded during the day. We had quite a few visitors attending. We are all lookinpr forward for Men's Day, the 5th Sunday in this month at that time they will carry on. Our pastor was in New York City on that date. During the week, he was there as a witness in Surrogate Court, New York City. On last Sunday, March 15, the [jastoT- preached a soul- stirring sermon full of good thoughts. TK n ?\o enln/tf n/1 f Vi.. T Lr >?-?< 1 IIC I'OOVUl O^ICVVV'U VIU X 18:1-21, subject, "Elijah appearmce and -conflict on Mount C-arnel." Didn't our hearts burn Vhilo he preached. Our Sunday school is still fcrowng and the teachers and children rre getting ready for Easter. Mrs. E. B. Greene spent a week it Hemmingway* S. C. with rpla;ives. We trust she ha<J a pleasant stay. . Miss M. E. Jackson, one of our teachers attended thv State Teach;r's Association which met in Cqumbia last week. Her trip'and day were a pleasant one, Mrs. Elizabeth Core and.'child en of Fla. are back in Andrews igain at the home of her parents^ Ml. and'Mis, i?K?Graham Silw .vill spend the summer. - The writer, Mr. and Mrs. Kul;o>i Tisdal and Miss Aquilla Beeon visited Warsaw on Sunday norning ?r mount 7i?fi a \t t,Church where Rev. Wagner is pas iil' Hn OrtlrxAf n/l Uio e/vt? f....... . - * V ?V*V>V>.V? IWO OVTl 1UVU 1 1UIII Jalations 6:7. He preached i\ iplendid se.rmon full of truth. The writer attended service at 3t. Andrews on Sunday night, her :hurch and listened to. a sermon by ler pastor, Rev. W; P. Carolina, ivhioh was short '*"< *pio,v Mr. H. T. Givens paid a visit to Kingstree on Sunday on business. THE MOTTO OF THE ABBE VILDE-fHS-TRICT She Flie? With Hnr ftn-n Winjr.j As our District Conference is in April we must be on the job early .o'make reports. I am asking ?very man to make a round report n April. I see that Bishop Flipper is asking the Presiding Elders sf Florida to make their Educational reports the same time that Bishop Williams is asking. - This is done every four years. Our people are very loyal after all, and believe in good leadership. When I think of some of .our great heroes, who once were Presiding Elders, but now they are gone to the great beyond, and yet they are not all gone, snnm *ti)l lie.. t.wluy are heroes among us We i hink. al Drs. Wall, Flegler, Sampson, Chavess, Johnson, Young Arehy. Dykes, Beckett, Chappelle, Thomas J._ TT 1 vr i ? ? uv-uuy, nenuerson, rseison, Alexander, Nichols Miles?and others; These have made good, but I am sure they were appointed Presiding Elders between the ages of 40-50, Then why want men to wait now to get 80 to be Presiding Elders? If my memory serves me right, Rishop W'llinms t ed one man P. E. under 40. And they too have made good. These Presiding Elders maj have been early plucked school boys, but have pastured from 1 to JO?years?successfully. ^Fhey have not tried to kill the hen thai lays the (Jolden egg. Every thing might not have gone as they1 wanted it,, but we realize that the Church is bigger than we art?/ Nt has to do if he has never been one this comes bv contact. I mean be a preacher and never been a Steward in the church. I cannot do my duty as one who has been a Steward because the-laymen are coming up against conditions some of us did not have when we were Stewards: So the Laymen cannot know the work of a minister because he is not one and has not had the experience. I read the other day. an article with this expression A certain mar once was a P. E: and he is nov. shouvcd aside, and that man has never fail^l in bringing any re. ports. But that same man faileS almost $200 last year. It will not hurt any one to tell the truth. Yours for service and cooperatioiT J. C. Quarles CARI) OF THANKS We Wish to express our sincere appreciation for every act of kindness and expression of sympathy to us during the recent death of our mother, Mrs. l)na I'ressley. Children: Mr. C. J. Hearst, Mrs. Emma. Griffin., WOODRUFF NEWS ?Sunday school opew-i at the usu al hour, with Suptt. and teachers at their post of duty. At 11:30 tI\o pastor came forth with a burning message which was delivered with power. At-8 o'clock Rev. Allen preached a timely sermon. The spiritial firo burned freely. A splendid and attentive audience. ? _ _ Tfie~Tnends 6f~7Tr.~TIehry (Jar 1 ,1?,Miao M,.? ribtta Garrett are now making Hheir home on East Pine St. The sick Ifst are: R7 P. Norris, Mrs. C. Foster, Mrs. R. Rico, Miss Maude Wost of Spartanburg was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wilborn Sunday. Funeral services for Mr. Fprd Green, who died on Saturday, Mar. 21, after several weeks illness was held Sunday afternoon/ at 3 o'clock from tho New Bethel Baptist Churdh. The Rev. T. 1). Gist officiating, assisted by the Rev. Stacy and the Rev. Irby. Interment was made in the South Side Cemetery. He is survived hy hin wife, Mrs. Mary Williams GreeJi, and eleven children, 2 boys, 9 girls, a mother, Mrs. Nealy Green, 4 brothers and 3 sisters and a host of relatives ind friends. I ' I A 1'l.BA FOR RKTTKR SFI'J I PORT FOR PASTORS OF ORANOKHl RO DIST. Iiy Rev. W. J. Robinson, 1*. F. ! In holding .quarterly eont'o! one-" ,< , es J?lirtd it-'felavmin;* to &-i> what ; small amount yf salary artd *i.p; port some <-l thy pastorsun .ire;- ! tinff. ~ We doitbt need any more law bearing on this point, but w> , tatd the present law put into pin.-- < tice by the Stewards an i Lla>> i.taucrs ol the church. Officers and members, you inu-. remember the pastor is *the hub that turns the. whole financial am. 1 spiritual machinery of mr gre:i> left as a secondary matter, but . should be considered equally wittr 1 all other claims- of the chu: ch. i When the pastor is not paid, i' is quite a handicap to him in thy ,< community. He cannot pay. hi bills and is scon listed as a "dead. 1 but, thus his usefulness for goo i i,lessened and his membership is largely responsible for it. 1 am urging all the ollieers* one members- of. the Orangeburg l>is trict in particular and those of tin Central Conference in general t< ' sec* to it tlnit more interest be'man ifested in collecting and paying ti ' our pastors more'support and sal _ ary. If vou will pay the pastor prop- . erly'ior service, he will sure see to it that all other financial claims > the, chureli lie paid at the propei time. Quarterly Conferences On the second Sunday I was with Kev. B. O, Scott and" his . good people at Friendship A.M. K. Church. A very large crowd- at tended services and four personjoined the church. Rev. Scott has , - his ehuieli ut'll organized and al: members are willingly at work. The members love him and say they want?htm-stx-ycars inure." tic paid, his full assessment and with the help of his officers and "mym? - bers gave u.< the best receplio?if Vv i er Solomon Stokes, the hero of the j Steward Board and all the chtn\h | department heads, made timely *( 1 em arks. May God ever bless this real pastor and numlc. ; On 'the third Saturday and Sunday' I was with Dr. .J. C. McClenrm and his good people at St. Deter'-Station. Rev. Mc<'(emm has made" it possible to hold his quarter on ' Saturday, lie had quite a large I , group out. both, Saturday and Sun- ; " day and his quarter was among " the best. The officers and mem- | bers ary highly pleased with the 1 , service he is rendering. His . fduirfth i< w.-ll .i >i-g:nvi v.-..l l . i ^Sunday I stopped In Orangeburg"' to see Dr. .). \V. 'Washington in spiritual action at' Williams Chap- ; el. lie preaclud a g< o<l sermon. It wr.s his Junior Church Dirv. and it Junior Officers. l?r.' Washington x has an objective and is moving I'm ward towards the g<?^l. He, with t the officers assure us a hundred per cent success in his: quarterly , conference next Monday night. ? Notice to Pasters ? I By request of the entertaining ; .n}r pastor and officii rs* of our Dis- , - trict Conference,, the date.of nuet| .ng has been changed, to April 2d, 1 ~ 21. Please he on time with deie gates and local preaclmis. Read the Palmtto Deader and ] ; reau news worth -reading. ! KASTOVKIt NliWS 1 : . . . i 'l'he- Grand?Con i t?rrt?t?rri:int+rr? , held tlieir annual session- last Sun day in St.Philip_A. M. K. Church, i\lrs. Gertrude WoodaVd, grand dep \ 1 uty. master of ceremony. Brothel . David Myers one of the Stewards \ ' made the welcome address; Mrs. ; > Annie Robersi n, grand .worthy ;f, counsilor -made a lasting impre.-- ] , sion in her wonderjiil address, i She knows what to say and when t to say. Mrs. "Catherine llolley, ? grand conductress rendered quite ! an assistance-" on the program. S.v | i eral members . from the Court at ' Gadsden took part in speaking anil ' singing special selections. The \ prog) am was very constructive and I j I edifying, full of inspiration and I i : information. Mrs. 11. Woodard j m bjfeseiftod t he- spaker for I hi? in-- j i . casion, in thy person of Rev. Row-j ] "pian who sekcted for his text the > lXth' .chapter ;ahd ,24th verse of . Proverbs, Using as his subject: "AI( True Friend". The scrim 11 was 1 full of information, it was very, inspiring, full of the Holy Spirit , for he preached . as never before.; Next Sunday is rally day for, the.district conference and all the [ * members are asked to pay \V>u" 1 leader 50c without fail. At .":.;U j P.M. the pastor and his jubilee ^ choir is scheduled to worship a' - Brown Chapel Station.?O; aner-? burg County, and en tin* thiol j( Sunday night ~in April we worship s at Mt. Oliver Baptist Church. On the third Sunday in April there will be a lyaby contest at St. Philip ChUTeh "b. tAveeTTToh ' I tables., 1st, 2nd and old prizes will be v awarded. . . ' y Hereafter, tin* Willing Woikc- j, vr i> .i.'.i .1... 1,... ?w<u,v i\. AJi'v* IIK?II? auy. 11v ?r> m i v g by calling the club' <?veiy Sunday n ^ """ ^ J- il^cT ! just after service. I.ook out I bnartf So. who has been carrying tlie banner, a live wire is in -i.n lit. *?? .Mis, Amaixla Joyner has return-| 'f from tirroir-i'oro, X. after! i stay of about four months. Mr. ijob-.ii ( ottoji was funerali'/.ed last! fsurnlay' at St. Matthew- Church,) 'is I'astnr, l-Jev. S. J|. Shiver of-j 11' iafvl.?ALl:.? ( ott?i, <l+o4?Hi the* elumbhi 1.o~i.it.il II.. ..... ,i ! n'l.v linee day?.* Undertaker llol-j ,ey ami "S n 111 charge. ' ()\ r oUOU ft. iif lumber. was f bo kf l in by Ui Trustee/* "1 >n. i IMiiliji ia-t Monday at Kiny-i ille .< make thy . nbctirvitJ i 11 1 11 y ni'iit Ml I Ik- OtuITFTT. 5 ~ I la- a. iiu *rs 111 I hi'.- s < '. <1: ait planting corn very iapu!*> a'- t luttina* down fertUiaer for \ . b'.-u -a:.lis oi' aeivs an- beinj.' ; lai:; <! this week.* ' ' ' L.. A I.ntw;-.is-- in town tin- w. k. ?ut t'omi vhui'i'h members w;jl not petal ail lea ,slirt\\> and stay u me ~ut li.-.y bevuitsc ym' -liiye iiioa y? Have some xe : k.*';' ;*'>t i n ">; ? y 'COij;e to ehinviv, pa. ** in* dues, keep your. rovenant, peiii**..yo.ir money in your own Inireh shows. Un Thursday. tlu .mi of. Apt i! there will be a naivtiK*' picture.&hu.w,..educational ant. unu.-iny at St. Philip A. -M J-1 liu?cli Hy Mi'. Wrlhams ,uf Mat; iii'i-f J'on't iiii.^s tiiis- shu\v> oi.v 'I lllC best C'VLT lie "11 iu tile ch\lllil \<imis in-; i hili'ljcii ~>c, ad ;!ts !ii" . Mrs. (.jiu i-iiie .Mm i in :int Mr,,, . at hei in.t' Slott i- still ntj tiu- with ist. AUs?s _ Na?mi I'rinjrlC addressedlit Sunday ..siiirMil la.-t Sunday; Mi.s. FlorvitrcCornish "!' Cu;len rwiewed In r piescriotaih I he 1'alihetto Reader., 'lie-:e w!i vu.an und Rastiiver, II i. L us, or hul ih n mm taking ill,- pa;, i ;V;:, .live nut paid up your sub-ci ipti->ii >lease see Rev. I,. (i. Bowman who ivCs n; Eastorrr and pat youi i;<? eipt. I'll use pity up. at "Tie; ... rhiaku .-"mi- atrangemouts Vith iiui?1'nr tli" litlltllH'". ? ? To 'address t lie Sunday s, !. diss Helen Bowman. To add' ".-' lu- A. ('; E." IiVanue. Miss R. < , ..ee Alston. Come t.o'Cluucdi. (h o Church. . ST. I'll I I.II'A M. K. ( 111 K< II .'Sunday was lietUltB'iil for all' lu:rt|> K"ers; \ i : . i i w- ...:d. .. .... i . . .miss ii. rmimi, a sumeill ai datlu'r' Aeadelny, is spending th. spring holidays at home with her mreiits, Mr. and Mrs. A; 11. Smith, dr. Smith has It.n siek'but lit out again an i <n the-go'to thehrlight-of his l'liends. ' ~ Mrs. R. B. Brown, of Holly Hill iml hot" diiug'hter. LB mice and hoi li.ece, Miss Kvalyn fcm'ith a student 'I Stato ('pIIppv spoilt the work villi' relatives, In. and Mrs. Richardson. S'ur'ner; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mu-rry md little daughter wore the *gue?t\d' Mr. anil .Mrs. hi. \V. I.aweiinci >ni:day-7 Miss Radiol Hawc) cue i teacher at. IIcmniingway School, p.otit the week-end yt h-me with a rents, . Mrl llavTJ Smith, .-VI B. Smith, lr... -Mack Met T< it. students o; Ivingstroe High School spent the ,cook-end at honvc w itparents. H t< K Ifll.l. BAfl 1ST t 111 IU II Be v. TTI Ik Taylor. Taylor Winnsborp, .S. -As. Stunduy. A'as a v.ery pleasant day many usenil led out to Sunday school vhich opened at 10:20 o'clock with ill olliccrs present^ After discusdun of t"he les.s'uji. a sphndid colecliun was realized. Iiv the afterm on the Bible ( ir-1 le- was. taught in a Very instruc- \ iv?? maimer from the subject:) "Blqssings of Doing Righteous, I 'oily of Wicked Acts" ITov. T.Oth j hap'.er. - '| Mrs. Sarah Bduluarc lias re-] in ned after spending two weeks | U" Ashcville.- N. t)., as guest ol ier sister. ' Mi", and Mrs. Roosevelt Mcore, dr. R. 1'. Moore, little .). \\ and Jessie jK'an . motored to. Charlotte, vT. C. to accompany their mother: ikd wife to her h me here. While, h re. they were dinner glhsts of' ir,. n?i';t Kft-o lxn-t.i iVaivfnvit. 1 he teachers attending the i atnettu State Teachers Association peaks of a very splendid session. They are as follows: Mesdame:4| .. 1!. Oglesby, Malvina M. MoorcS disso-' Kdith Boykin and Mr. C. * ]. Stevenson, ajso Mr Koosqf?dt iloore who carried them. The Moore's were also callers l the home oi Mr. ami Mrs. >addur Gladden while in Charh tie on .unlay. JOHNSTON NIIWS Sun.lay school opened at 3:30 ,*ith a large crowd .presents Supt.. i. 1.. Pope and teachers'at their ost of duty. | At 7:15 p. in. RiV; J. M. Blassen ante, preached a wonderful serlon. sting the sacred ions to our compe- kv^rxl understanding, dit*-- ryAql Service insures ||Tirj]f Pji e^t^e ^ > and desires of the flKsH red. Ek^3| 1 ? Page 5 Mr. Hen Falisou opart; <1 this lifo March 22. at r.is home <>>i Jack -son-St, I"hi- l'aini!\ has nur sympathy in their i' is. We arc lad Mi i see Mis. Kvelyn Williams out a yam al'f. r hoinK ?? ? ill. . Miss f'arrii* Pope .has many friends wilf In* irja'l to know that sne is wen ana .out-ajrain. .she. i.s well-and out auain. ?? Presiding Klder A. I'-. White of Savannah, (?a. preached a wonderfill st'iinon at .Bethel < . M. K. Church on Wediesday ni/xht. Miss Man.iie ('ho Bland left Sat unlay f?>? lleni)?stea?i, L. I.. N. Y. where she wiH 'spend'the summer -with "sisTefsT .Miss Cynthia'Harrison also left Saturday for ;Bronklyn, N. Y, Mr. 11. Wilson of Augusta, (ia. was the tfue-t of .Miss Alb ita* Myles o? Sun lay afternoon. Mr. II. (irei-ii of Aujrusta. (ia. visited the Misses Myles on Sun-' dyy afternoon. .Miss Justine Cray, a student at Bettis Aeademy s'pent liist" \v- ekend with her sifter, Mis- N. J. (jury. Miss;-Sarah (>. Silupson spent a very pleasant -week-uirl in A ..{(its- i ta last week with relatives. * 1: All "tfle 1 ineTnTiers" of tit*- K'dikv*. _i "' '"I ' '<nu.U 'I cai.'.me Soi-.<>o!_ fa, - ulty attended the association in Columbia last week. ThoV report a .W'-V I'h-asunt trip. 'Vf The .Mt. Ziun* Suti !a\ school ,!lut ,l'f " ' M. v> /'-h .vi;',t. U.' " |{u~- ami teach. !-, at t"?u ir post '4 duty, The: lesson u;,y taught by. Rev. W'ashny ton of Rid"c Spring. ??????? ... professional? cards - ?II M ' dr. l. m. daniels I'Hysiciau and Surgeon ..Gllice Hours: ft v? 10.A. M.; 1 to 2 v P. M. (5 to 8 P. M. Special Attention Given' Diseases 1? Of Women. ?? ? ? Cilice: Residence: 11- > ^ ashingt* -n.- .2230 Hampfuri PtRTne U12'j , Phone 75(51 1 ' dr. j. g. stuart Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses' fitted Accurately. ' ' -Qrt'oc jjbui.'. 1 eleohon. | ji:uu to 1: r. .M. * Res. 4Gj2 G:00 to 8:UU P. M.' Office 3T'J*3 Office: Resilience: . 2030 Taylor St: *?i; I'ine St Office 't^ouis;. Tel. phone: 11 A. M'. to 2"p. M. Res. 8t>75 G P. M. to .8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty. # Office: ' Residence:? TrnrTady. St. 13(11 Pine St. Columbia, S. C. , Office Hours: Phones: . 8 to 0 A. M. Office GU33 __LL_tu_^i P. -M. Resr-fftrnr-? G to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician T, Office: Residence: HOT1 j Washington _141G Park Over Victory Saving Bank, Columbia. Sr. C Phone 7811 . All classes o:' Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman 1) E N T 1 S T Painless Extractions; Sundays by Appointments. Days: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays Office: 23GUH' (iervais Street Columbia, S. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 8:30 A. M. to 7.:00 P. M. Office G033 k Residence 8873 ^ Dr. D. K. Jenkins ~ I) E NTIS T Killing, Plates. Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty .llOT'u Washington St., Cola., S. C. DR. A. B. JOHNSON SIRGEON , Office: 1414 1-2 Assembly Street Phone 3466 RosT3ence: 913 Hampton Ave. Phone 8740 ** REV. J. H. JOHNSON Office: 2029 Marion'Street NOTARY PUBLIC Dealer in Real Estate, performs marriage ceremoniesf- writes wills, deeds, mortgages, claims, etc." Call to See Him Office Phone 8107 Res. 67 |1 N 1 riMvDh.KirK Attorney "at-T.aw and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal 1119 Washington St., Cola., S. C. * '* ?