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Saturday, April 11, 1936 PEACE'S EASTER MESSAGES ^ At Second Calvary Sunday The following services will be observed at the Church Sun.laj according to announcement b> the Minister, Rev,. M. Marquette Peace. 11:20 A. M.?Message W Theme?"Outwitting Frustration.' And 7:00 P. M. Message Theme: "Sequel .To Calvary". To these services you are welcome. Church School 10 A. M. and R T. U. Group meet 6 P. M. CALVARY A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. B. McIIoney Pastor Sunday was a very bad day for service. We were rained out completely; but made a few visit* after being in Leesville. The presiding elder and I stopped at Bro Edd Gregg a short while, an'! sister and Bro. Sam Howard, and from there we weathered the rail' on to Batesburg to visit a fpw oi our members. We stopped at Bro. Dan Smith an,d there we wvrt weather-bound. Bro. Smith, through his faithfulness had col. - - - lecfeed for us some money for hi> ? presiding elder and pastor, foi which we thanked him, and alsi his good members of BateSbuvg May God bless this faithful brother and his deafr wife who late 1> - joined us at Calvary A. M\?E Church. They also fixed for us u delicious chicken dinner, which wt enjoyed very highly. And to oui surprise, Bro. Smith on leaving : j *i.' l.ia n witf-~resmieiicc tins kiiiu dtu. ]irtv sented to his pastor a haskel .heavily laden with groceries which he had gathered from his good members ^find friends ol i, Batesburg. Those whom have given to.this Bro. for his pastor are: Sistei ATtfamTa- Artemus, bister E. GTP son, Sister C. Hartley, Sistei Carrie Beaoham, Sister Garry William-9, Sister Sallio Ranis, Sister Rosetta D.^ Jackson Sistei Allen Davis, "Sister Viola Oxiner .. and Sister Cornelia and Bro. I)ar Smith. We thank these good peo pie who remembered us in pui struggle. The reason why my poor people of Leesville names are noi mentioned in this list, they coul; not got to church Sunday. But al of them are loyal members am are in sympathy with their pas tor. Look out for Leesville next ? - m m ^ ?i ^ LEXINGTON NE\VS~ .. w. ?M... Sunday was quite a rainy day byt the church supporters were ii ??J1 attendance* to their pastor ii a financial way. The second quarterly conference is to be in progress Saturday am Sunday at Mt. Zjon Church wit! ~ ETder E.~F. G. Dent in charge The pastor is asking every mem - be*-to make a full report. Easter is Jiere, and tho Eastei spirit is being greatly stimulat. ed among, the young folk of Lex ington. They are expecting i ?great timq in the programs at vai ions churches. Easter program a' Bethol Church will be rendere< Sunday night, 8 o'clock. Coim out and see the young people ii action. There will also be an "Easter pla.\ given at Bethel Church Monday night, sponsored by MisS Martin Wright and Mrs. Sarah C'orley entitled "The Easter Challenge.' The characters of the play an composed of community teachers not miss seeing it. Miss Martha Wright, Jeane: Teacher of i/cxinirton Countv w?! happy to have as her guest dur ing the State Teachers' Associa tion, Miss Mary .E. Wright, i teacher in Walterboro. Sehoo system, and Miss Laura A. Reid Jeane-s Teacher of Allendale an< ' Barnwell Counties. The Mutual Society, Lodge No 30, 32, 33 and 36 will have it: annual celebration Sunday, Ap'ri 19, 1936, at 3 o'clock, Beth. Church Lexington. Rev. W. B Bowler will preach the annua sermon. METHOD UNION DROVED' ~ SUCCESSFUL Millbraneh A. M. E. Church Itev. I. H. Dozier, Pastor Pamplico?The start of what i: s known as a "Methodist Union,' proved very successful Sunday March 29, when a huge group o1 A. M, E. and M. E. members unit ed themselves at tho above men tioncd church with a well plannec program carried out to order. Th< dawn of a new day is emerging from behnd clouds wheh shall ever be a contrast to the light o1 "Methodism." ?Rev. S. V. Fowler, paster oi .^alem and Wesley M. E. Church . es^jsaw a vision and made contacl with others in authority. And as > a result his vision was made ? reality wnen mousanus gatneret to its program. Early in the day Sunday \va: well emphasized while all road: leading to this point were dotte< ?* with walking peoplev - auto- am busses,- rushing to take ? part ir the further exercises of the day IRew Gordon of the. Marsblufl Charge (Mt. Zion and Bower: Chapel) delivered the mornipf j sermon in. which he emphasizec the contact between God and man The possible time required foi ; * connection. Many inspiring lectures as wcl as readings, quartets, ""SOlos; et? "* were enjoyed by all. All report: 1 were good. Mrs. Malinda Cusack Jones i: home to bury her brother, McKin , ley who came to his death verj untimely last Wednesday. Mrs. A. Guile is much improves t Mrs. Naomi Bennett and daugh 1 ter, Evelyn were brief visitors ol Mrs. Guile Sunday, April 5. I PRESIDENT GANDY SPEAKS TO THE STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND B. Y. P. I. CONVENTION WORKERS OF SOI Til CAROLINA r Dear, Co-Workers:-?It has been - a long time since I have written a [ line about our state wqrk. But it > is r.ot because 1 ajn cafelcss or un' concerned about, Abe continue! giow.th sind expansion of this great and important work that lies so ' near and dear to my heart. The "teaching of God's word with an earnest and Sincere desire that souls ma.v be saved from eternal ruin is the most important .work that could claim the attention of Christian workers. If we are not willing to give our moral, spiritual, financial and intellectual support to this great work; you may 5 be Certain that you have a poor con ception of God's Holy word, and . that your Christianity is undoubtI ly at a very low ebb. I As President, I have not been 1 able .to attend any of our board meetings'this year, nor have I been - able to give a?lecture oe an adflrcss ' for the advancement of this great work. I have been sick for six months, for three months I was ' very ill, for the first thirty days of my affliction those who saw me de' clared that it was impossible foj; me to live unless ^on mmseii r wrought a miracle. I am not at all __well now, I cannot walk without [ crutches, and cannot go far even with them, but by. thp help of God ,. I am so much better than I have r been. I must take this opportuni1 ty to thank the members of our cx[_ ecutivc board for the splendid do , nation ser.t me by Miss M. J. Brock = from our regular hoard meeting V expressing their,deepest sympathy for me in my aft fiction, and"hoping i how soon I might be myself again. ' I havu tievqr worked with a more "RTihIT sympathetic,"'"cooperative and ' congenial body~TTf Christian/"workJ'nojs than- tho members of the State. Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. Con ' volition board members ' . It is indeed sad for- me to think 1 of giving xij) the presidency of this great co-operative body "of Christ. ian work?'i's wliii linvi' s'ood hy mi in every thing I have tried to do I for the advancement of this great I work But I find that the. demands . now for sermons, lectures, and addresses coming fiom all parts of the .Slate arc greater man i am ' physically prepared to meet. And by the help of God I- shall not stand in the gate-way hindering .the onward march of this great army when there are others who J ar.e morally, physically and intel^ iectually prepared to lead them to higher height and to greater victories. Therefore I am not in tin I field for re-election, and.will send my resignation to the next regular - S. S. .and It. V. P. 1L Convention board meeting I am. also asking Prof. C. A. I.awson, as first vice President, to deli vol-?the mldress that I ain on program to deliver at the State Convention in Laurens. S. C. the fust of .May; mvd-to pre pare the annual message for the ' State Sunday School and B. Y. P. j U. Convention in JULY that meets at Morris College, Sumter, S. C. As I anf no.t &rtain what-tu/ n my atllicted knee may take before that time. . | Dr. S. C. Campbell., our field.sec^ rotary informs me that the last session of the. Convention held at ! Morris College has been a veritable , n velation to the S. and B. Y. P. U. workers of the State, and that ' the interest and enthusiasm over the state is greater th a nit "ever . has bi_on JOie Conventions and , Unions are planning to attend this Cpnven.tiori that never have attended a convention before. I do hope j and pray that every board tnemI her, Keginal Vice President, District Missionary. Sunday School j board members. Life members and standing committees will double their efforts this year for thc.gen^ oral development of the great work j that lies before us. Dr. S. C. CampI bell has done a wonderful work this year in organizing group meet I ngs, conducting teachers training rourses ami Bible institutes over the. state. He has macfe a great sacrifice in his efforts to bring our work up to the highest standard of > officiincy. But he cannot possibly do the work that needs to be done without our nioral, spiritual and financial support. I have pleaded 5 lor these six years .that 1 have ' been your president, for a school' , of methods for Hie" training of Sun-' f i day School and B. Y. P. U. work ers in religious education. In a - way niy dream has been realized 1 hut "not perfected, there is a great} or work to be done, and will be !" done when wake up to our moral - and fiancial obligations jve owe to > mc young peopie ui ?ui kiwiii Mim to God. 5" May the greah head. of the church, who has,led us on thus far, t load us oiv to higher and greater achievements. i Charles F. Gandy LANE NEWS ' Tho United Order of Cblorerf' Farmers Aid held its first board ' for the yeay,1 HrW>, at Marion Bap? 1 tist Church, March 2<>, HMO. Meet ing opened 11 o'ebiek.-- Devotional f services by Rev. M. Dozier; pray5 or by the same. After remarks by ' the grand master, the bound of ' the board was called for: it was motioned aivj carried that 0 seats r across th_e church. Afterward the . past word was taken up. AH was ' found iin possession. Ne*i the welcome address by Bro. W. B. ' Dozier. Response by Bro. N. Brown. > Next we had a few remarks from - the deupty grand master also ' Bro. F. W. Lawranec; after which the rolj of grarid officers was call 1 cd for; afterward the report from ! recording secretary. The minutes f I were lead and received; afterward a few strong remarks by Bro. T. C. Chandler on "We us a Race Sticking Together." The death report of the Lodge was called for, 3 Were reported. Hymn No. :U-U L. M. was lined. Next reports from Lodges by delegates. Morning session closed ,1:00 o'clock p.m. We all enjoyed a dinner .of long remembrance. Evening Session Devotional service by Rev: M. Dozi'cr; after which report of the Lodges was finished. Collected from Lodges $382.40; paid out for 1 -S.I-l.l. . uvnuis UIIU uilUYUUiauie U'OUUie $1G5.00. Next report from financial secretary was called for. Afterward a collection was taken up for the church: rewort from mineral Secretary also recbrding secretary was read; have in hand up to present date by the help of the Lor d $751).20. Afterward the names of present , delegates and Comtuissioneers' were called for. Next the officers were arranged for election. We enjoyed a very timely election. One that will ever be remembered. We. were entertained very highly by our hon erable grand master; afterward a tew remarks, by Rev. S. M. Hughes and W. M- Brown. The. seat of tho next board was called for by the grand master. It was motioned: and carried that the next board be at Jerusalem M. E. Church, Blakely, S. C. We thank I the members and friends for Mar-| ton Church for that excellent greeting and dinner, we will ever remember them in prayer. Reporter W. M. Brown SAINT JAMES * I A. M. K. CHURCH A . RcvT Half 1i. Thompson, Pastor Ashevillu, N. C.?A'- Wind and Yain-s.torm swept the city the entire day putting Sunday schoolgoers and church worshippers to' <iuite a difficult task in reaching their places of worship. In the face of these handicaps, however, a large crowd was-in attendance upon the church scliool. . The lirSt lesson of the Second Quarter's sei ies was studied and discussed with much iiVcri'st?and?thought. All preparations fpr an interesting Easter Day program by the Sundayt school ^partml. nt-have been completed and the children are happy over the coming event. .Morning service began promptly at 11:0() "o'clock with a splen1 id crowd worshipping. We were glad .to have the re.turn of our pastor to the pulpit after an illness of six weeks. Amidst a very large collection of beautiful liowt rs and palms coming directly from Charleston, S. ,CM Palm .Siindi)" was ry appiopriately observed. The careful selection of music which was-beautifully suntr by our senior choir added to the service. The subjec.t of the morning's message by our pastor was 'Jesus'?-Victorious Entry Into Jerusalem". .taken from St. Matt. 21:!'. Great joy came to the wor-shippers who took part in the service. With the gt eat joy?which came to us on Palm Sunday, there was also sorrow. The funeral of Mrs. I.ula Morgan who was a member and an officer of Stewardess Roatd number one was held at .3:00 o'clock. The large host of members and friends who paid the 'ast tribute of respect along with the beautiful flourl offerings attested the high esteem in which she' was held. Our pastor <Mivered Jo eulogy the subject of which was "The -Mouse- Eternal" taken from II Cor. 5:1. Beautiful "mus? ic was rendered by "the senior choir. The evening service was splendidly attended despite the continued rain and wind-storm. "Youth's Contribution To Palm Sunday" constituted the subjec.t of our pastor's message taken from St. Matthew 21:10. A full day's program, beginning with The Ressurrection Service at 4:30 . throughout the day on next Sunday. As usual the ?n.tire city is awaiting with tense- the ' annual cantata which will be rendered Ivy our senior choir on Sunday nite. This -rendition ^ nn.l.T thy djyeflhm.of. Mr. J. W. Brogdon, our chorister. TIIE SACRED FLAME" PRESENTED BY SIDNEY PARK The choir and ushers of Sidney --Park C. M. E. Church will present "The Sacred Flame" an Easter pageant. Monday night, April K; at 8 p. m. This is a very good parent with plenty of good music and speaking. The admission is 10 cents. Hope Grant, organist; Roland Smith, president of choir; B.-Boozer, president if ushers; Rev. T. J. Douglass, pastor,? FINI,KY HIGH SCHOOL Chester?The following students were voted "Most Popular in our Class"?5th grade: EdWard Crosby, Anna Belle Spann, Ollie Gladden, Edward Crosby, Fred Hnlt K Virrhi <WHt ns-.-He?v lietta Feathcrston, Leatius Leathers,? Henrietta -J* eatherston, James Maekey, I/o'ola Wright, Hattie B. Hinton.^Calvin Brown. Chester friends were surprised to knoow that Miss Bessie Belle Brown of Ix-eds was happily married to Mr. Luther Gregory of that vicinity. - M vu. Eva Heath spent ^ last week-end in Leeds, the truest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Wilks. Mr. James Heath writes that he is making good at Tuskegee Inst. M ss Mattio M. Heath is doing nicely as assistant matron of ; Benedict College, to the delight of I her many friends. Rev. A. H. IIatwoo?d of Union was in the City Monday and made a pop call to the Heath family. O" 1 THE PALMETTO LEAE D'H'HI.K HRANt II A. M. F. (llt'KCIl Rev. J. K. Dixon. Pastor Sunday was a rnincy day. lull the Supt. and a number of his: faithful teachers were at their post of duty. At 12 o'clock Rev. .1. I\. Dixon our ly\iriK . pasiol'... p'reaclii-cj an instructive and forceful sermon from 1st Peter 2nd chapter and 28th verse. Text, For ye were as sheep going astray, but arc now returned unto the Shcphar I and Bishop of your souls. Subject. "Christ the great Shepherd." Oh how our hearts rejoiced as he spoke by the way. At 0:30 the 'A. C. K. league held its session which Was very fine. The debate: . Resolved that the city life is more beneficial than the country life, was eonducted well . At 8 o'clock our Educational Rally was quite a success. Though tho rain was falling, but the faithful .leaders reported $100.03 and more to follow. Next Sunday our good pastor will call the leaders in at Mt. Pisgah Church.* This church n* ready for the District Coifferc nee. Qui minister is a one hundred J>/rcent pastor/ We are proud of the splendid work he is doing on this Charge, more members have united themselves, to the church this year than ever. before. May he live long to continue the good work. Visitors are always wel. come. . ? . M1IJ.KK CHAPEL A. M. K. CllURCH - " Rov (;: II. White. Pastor Ni.whert'y, S. C.?Although a down pour of rain Sunday. Supt. Floyd, a ft \\* teachers .and scholars were? at church school. . This being Palm Sunday, the _?ervi'ccs Wi n? nppioprbitc f.n- tin-, occashm. The pastor's text was found Matt. 21:10, subject "T'u Eternal Question, Who is.-This?" Thosu present wore palm in ' the form of a cross. Con.ipuinion was adnr+mstyred. The pastor.'s subject Sunday mnrnipg will be, "Immortality the Moss of the. Tomb.". -Baptism?services?in?tUf?niorni ay. also at .'1:00 o'clock the. Sunday School Easter Exercises. Stewardess Hoard No. mot with Mrs. Hassie Ruff'Wednesday afternoon. Diuccni ss Board held their meeting with. Pres. I'ratt Thursday afternoon. On Friday afternoon Stewardess Hoard No. .2 met'with Mrs, Bess jet Yo.ng. Miss" Ilattie. CrdTfl'er, .otie of our very active young la'dus-Of tlu church left for Chicago last Tuesday. May success be with her. Don't miss hearing the thrilling singers of ^llen University, bore, Tuesday night, April 11th, at s o'clock. Come everybody and get a seat. Admission 10c aaiul ljc. The Traveling Contest is on Sunday nighWApril l'Jth. Help some group lewler win the trip.Deacon ,rttI7nCy" Reed. 1 with ' several rural quartets and choirs will appear here April 21th qt <s o'clock. You Jitlve a most coi'ilial .welcome to worship with us at all services. KM AN 1'EI. A. M. K. (Tll?K('ll Rev. J. K. Thomas, Pastor -The weather on last Sunday morning was somewhat inclement. For a time it seemed as though the rain would last tlie entire day. Because of this the attendance- a.t Te morning service was hampercdsotnewhat. Those who braved the weather and earn, out heard a Very'uplifting sermon delivered by Rev. W. W.MiCnller. who had. been preaching dining the past week in our revival m etings. Rev. Me Culler is a powe-rful expounded and hfe sermons are inspiring anil touching. An tnurmous audi nee was seen at the evening worship. The seating capacity was alnjost taxed. Once more the messenger came before us and spoke the* word ot truth sending a thri.ll through the' entire congregation. A happy time was experienced during this service which concluded the religious activities for the day. * There ttrtro . three?ace-ess-tot --: tsonny Simmons. Margaret Douglass and< Margaret Cirice. A lafge nutirtn?iof visitors were pre?u nt. Those who registered were; ('. II. Mercer, Jacksonville, Fla.; Mrs. James Mc.Call, Miss MeCull, Mr.? John McCall (white) of Hath, X. V.. There were others whose names were not recorded. We were very much pleased to have had these visitors and they seemed to have enjoyed the evening. During the past week the meetings were largely attended and much progress was made relative to conversions. These services.will continue for another w.ek U rini.3a * jng 011 FYi.day nig b1. April 10. ?Now that some of -the schools have closed several of our teach^ ers aie coming in. We acknowledge the return" of Misses Georgianna Holmes, Thomasina Williams and Edith Shvlton. Jest before the evening sermon, Mr. Clinton I. Young read an inte.iesting paper setting forth the origin (Tf 'rrjrtm: This frptng- ratnr Sunday i,t was very fitting. "The Holy City", will be presented on the evening of April 17.The public is invited to witness the same. You arc welcome at Emanuel at any and all times. > oolpvujm; VKWB - Carrie Bell -Kinard spent the, week-end with her sister and neice in Charlotte, N. C. She reports to have had a splendid , time. She raised a small sum of inonc.y as a donation to the coloyed hospital in Newberry, which they are now trying to build. . Carrie Bell Kinard, one of the agcntk, Dr. J. C. Grant, Manager, v >ER MORRIS MtOWN M. E. <nrucn , ^ * lit v. .1. \\. Withcrspiion, Castor j' Tlniatininir "wrath1 r in tlv -J motnititr , prrvrnU'd many vvor- ; . shipju'i'.s from atU-mlinur >srrvir't I at 11 a. m. Dr. Wilhrrspoon ad- 1 (Iri-ssi'd tin.*' c'hilduMi :iv nxii-.i ..r. i |thi> subjccl_ of "Habits." 'I'll m ruing sorinon, . piea dad frutn Hebrews 1th chapter an I I -it-:i yerse. and based upon the theme "The temptations oof Culvarv*' 1 was indeed a spiritual C< iw-t. The 1 services of the Sunday school and I.'.ague. were up to the usuaal standard*. " ! At 7:"y) p. in. I>r. Witherspooh | helxl the attention i his emigre- ' , e.ition while |.e' |?. a h d. using th.* text St. I.uke I*;th chapter and ] fifth verse. The theme d iucte i, ' jwa< "The great g If." Tlif fa- . miliar sPuy u f I.azurus and I the rich ini.ii, was'.unfold d in all of its, sine icty a:i i .-it'iiitieanee. .The Ilofy Communion was a inrin- . istefed. at each servies. V.'. i .. j-ivt-l\ht? parsing- '-uf M r~...,Fraiik j ( dlifier at. Corde.-*vilh?. S. ( '. the!. . fath r of Rev. P. IT Kopec.-lea'ler "of' Class Nil, <*!9 of our. . church. j j A*t this writing Pro. Titus Ward j , is vi ry ill at his home. nuuJjcrii 104 Anson St. Thy churcb. prays for his recovery. Our'revival niectinjr becran Sun clay nijiht, and e ntinus.s to lias- j ter. \\\. are pleased to note that . Pro. .1. German lias lef'L the hospital, and i- at his. liunn No. 5 llolmos St. Our rally is .extended t th,. :'.i ! i Surt'Jav in April.' Attention is now centered upon Lire. GiLutid (' nt'c rente ne.\t niontln I.LltANON I'IMiSliV I lilll.W UlllUH Pidy.way, S." (L-r-AI i,ss$?s, Flossy Kelly add Amanda ..James,' who at tench. d >the Murcls ni< e i..y oT " Yciune People's League "No. 1 ol FaiifUdd Presbytery, held at Ladson Presbyterian Churchy Colttm bin, S. ('. l/roUyht back very interesting reports of the meetir.yc_Also at.' ending .the meeting from Lebanon Church, were the pastor. It*;v. ' J. R. -Dungce. and Mis. Dnneci who is-or.t of t-he adult advisors . Closing exercises for Lebanon day school werw held at the hnreh Monday and Wednesday r.ijrhts, .March I'th and 11th. Tin i'Xoi rises were exceptionally fui< and reflected jrr.-a.'. credit- upoli l>oth tile teachers and pupils. '1 lie Parent Teacher Associatio.it of Le banon School was. repr'e settled" at the mee ting: of the State !>y M' s. I .eat ha 11. (i recti, teacher i f the priinaify classes. '1'lds, meet- . tie prcceeiieil !y ojic day 'tin nu'lit; of the Palmetto State reach, i s." Association which was attended by .Mis. (ire-en. Mrs. Dun ? ai. i .Miss Amanda -Janies. all teachers of Lebanon School, and by Re-v. Dunp.'ee woo i pr.seiitcil Fan field County Teachers' Association Us a member of the House of Del elates. The sick list of L.bai.on Ge?n 'crejratioh includes at present, .Mi-.. Kdith \~aiulei In.^t. ,M:. Rnhi i, Marshall and Mr'' Per, i'j ioleau. Sr. Mr, Raymond .Miller and Miss Klo se P? iob-au''have ree-eivol t'd from recent illness. Rider R. L. 'Knjflish, ckik of tlu session, was eh-leyate from I.ebanott-tHnmdi-t-o -the *meet in^ of?F-arr field I'lvshytei'y. held in Lancaster. S. March "Jo-27. The tAVotn. it's Missionary Society was i .present- , eel by Mrs. Dummcc. and .the Vour.y ( IV- >J"i 11 '~ S. c.eiy by Miss?Amanda- i James. Durinir the li-e-ss taken .j by the Presbytery for that purpose. ' Mr. Lnylish and lkv. atulj Mrs.. Ihinyxe . joined* the jiT'oii] . whirl) drove to Charlotte, N.to hear an address by Dr. Joseph ' Van e. Mo.leiatoi ot' tli- General i Assembly of the Presbyterian I Church in the 1*. S. A. < Services, Sunday nvrninjr, Mar. 2(J, were very, enjoyable. An inter'. s.tinir and forceful .sermon on i Stewardship was preached J>y the i pa>tor. from Gen. "And the < Lord had respect unto Abel and to < his ofiYrir.tf. But unto Cain and to his offe.tiny he had not respect?' 1 I,l was.show n that the blessedness of worship is to result of a proper " attitude-trf-hcarl ami mind am-thc _ part of tlie worshipper. and that lib "alt" t>f" worship jrrndjrinirly-pcr.-formed is acceptable to .the Lord. Follow; in jC the services a meeting, of the session was held in which important business was transacted.Mr.'Millard Williams has recently elected a new dwelling on a lot adjou^rinir lvis. resiiK nee. It is now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller and family. NAZARKTII A. M. K. ( Ill KC If Rev. (". M. Williams. Pastor Owinir to the had weather Sun- < day,many wei e cut otf from Sun-J : day Schua] -and services. -A lino ? start was made with the tally. It ( is hoped that we will continue- to do u'ood. .1 Tim mi iiiKni v i\i' V?>vn ) <>t li rhtit ' enjoyed a wonderful meeting last ' week conducted by Rt v. Thomas Williams. We are always (rl.atl to. have hint with lis. lie brought tt* splendid mes s a ?es- ail; the-weckr-" "I * MiMSTltKS WIVES ALLIANCE At the home of Mis. Hujfftiy, 2.1 Taylor St.?. March 20th, the meeting of the Ministers Wives Alliance was held. > This "meeting was a veryi.nter. stiity one an ] showed much process, hath in number and real ror.stidJrti ve work. A fu*r lht. devotional exercises w re concluded, the President, Mrs. Owens introduced Mrs. Air - ,iv-.- as a new member and she was made welcome. She is the wife -rif the Rev. Robinson who is presiding elder of the ()rangeburg*I>istrict A. M. K. Church ^1 is. Robinson expressed herself is feeling. <|uite.at home with us. yt'he guest of the afternoon was also introduced, MiV O. *11. J'vtruose whose husband is one of thl* teachers of Allen University. I'Ih-v are 'living at 2324 Taylor -Rre-t. She said that she was lelighted to. visit us. Many things .\ re discussed n the meeting peraitjjng to work mf different kinds hat wore left undone in the past . old months, that will have to In i>ut in operation, such as. visiting the sick and caring for. persons n distress; An Easter irift was. -ent to the new baby_QLJ.hr- AlTanTily who is little Miss I'owc, the daughter of Rev. ami Mrs? I'owo. Mrs I?.; I. Duck-tt spoke on "Home Life." Mrs. "Dii*lianl spoke n "Home Decoration" and Mrs. T. L Duckett oh "1-Tuwn* fdarden.,r F.ach lady handled their subject well and the Alliance got quite a good 1/it of informatioff from the subjicts discussed: We were quite glad to have to out meeting?Mrs. Adams (oTtr MJeT;as) nut again. She blended her voice with ours' in divine one of . nor motherly, talks on work. Mrs,. Owens rendered ' a very Sty instincmental selection-. Mi*.-. Hue hoy- presided at the piano. The; Alliance will hold an in ii d or "I'j-vir-e in the near fir luie with an interesting program. Time and place to be determined by thy committee oh program. Our next meeting will he held at Mrs. Mance's residence, com tnr of Pine St. and Hampton Ave. There; will he a recreation period during that meeting and the?Alliance?members Will return to ehildhoed days again, in-minds thd go through the plays- of their irihood days. Miss Beatrice Goi'ns5 is quite. V handy little young lady. She v ned delighted to serve us with hi' nue uungs me hostess had prepared. A very enjoyable after* r.n n was spent. Of course \vti missed Mrs. S. K. and Mrs. C. and souk* of the other faithful ones. * . We wondered where they were, during the meeting.' We are glad tn kiiow that Mrs. Mingo is better. We hope they'll all be out at our. next. meeting, at Mrs. Manee's iu.me. 1 "lime RTnext meeting, April 10th, third Thursday. Please come out on the above named date a"d enjoy, being a cliiTJ again. BETHLEHEM -BAPT. CHI R( H Rev. E. 'E. Gaulden, Pastor Newberry, S. .?Last Sunday was a day of rest for the Saints uf God, because of the constant down pour of ratn." The Sunday School nevertheless was opened by the superintendentwith less than fifty, students present. After the lesson had been read and discussed, Deacon N'eally ia-mt. before1 us at the regular [ hurc+r hour with a few 'remarks about the church and our duty toward the same. The announcemc.itts by the pastor wore as follows: The Carnontown egg hunt Monday after Easter sponsored by ward number five, a Good Friday ,gg hunt at the church sponsored by. ward number two. Let us do iur part toward making the efforts of these -wards a success. Friends?"It is not always easy, | <> apongizo, to begin over, to be | unselfish, to admit error, to take advise, to be charitable, , to be considerate, to keep on trying, to profit by mistakes, to think and then act, to forgive and forget. But it always pays." DR. A. B. JOHNSON SURGEON " Office: 1414 1-2 Assembly . Street Phone 3416 Residence: 913 Hampton Ave. Phone 8740 REV. J. H. JOHNSON Ollice: 2029 Marion Street NOTARY PUBLIC Dealer in Real Estate, performs marriage ceremonies, writes wills | keds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him rvti.-Q rhnno Rdf>7 Res. 67 I { N. J. FREDERICK- j \ttorney-at-Law and Notary Public I PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal 1119 WasTrTtT??tbh "St., CoTi., "ST" c~ i] jk ^91^ fflM |^S|I isting the .sacred jWHWlions to our compe- ? understanding, dig- RKkI I Service insures |j|Wj| I p 1 e t e compliance all the inviolable s and desires of the ' . ' . PaRe 5 STATE I'RIM K OF SOI TH ( AKOL1N A ?~ REV. B. F; THOMAS ~ "V of MontKopiciy, Ala. , Columbia, .v. C Auril' 7tb_~m.. B. F. Thomas of Montgomery, Ala; fiyneral Auditor of Triumph The _ Church ar.d Kingdom, of (I'od in Chiist and the newly "appointed Tstale Prince of South Carolina, have just made his first round ov.ei hig work- since taking over his u_ new_duti?s-^is state prjircg: pee? ember 22, 1.11:15. Since he has been in the state and made known his. program, the people are beginning to line up. .Rev. Thomas is an. ardent worker; he knows no defeat. ' "Over the Top" is his slogan, He leaves 15 years of incomparable servu'e to his credit in the State of Alabama and he will be missed in that seytiom We feel that South Carolina has gained the loss of another state, for men like Rev..? Thomas cannot be found by crowds?a man with an inflexible ri-solu tion and an invincible' courage, stalwart "efforts, and an-orthopedic ? .program; he stands for justice.' A nd t Vt rx t V?qcj UI-. ? 1? ** iino UCVII 111 1IUU1 the local auxiliary to 'thcv Tribunal Council. Rev. Thomfts was state score- . tary of Alabama one' year; was district financial secretary of the -4th Episcopal district (S. Alabama,; Ky.,;Ind.) 10 years; secretary of financial resolution committee' 2General Cotrgres^os 1031-1035". IIX* is now serving his second term aGeneral Auditor, having been again elected to this office. 1031 and again in 1035. Then true greatness only comes through service. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. L. M. DANTELS Physician and Surgeon ? ? Office Hours': 'J to 10 A. M.; 1 to 2 P. M. 6 to 8 P. M. Special Attention Given Diseases Of Women. Office: * . Residence: 112a Washington 21230 Hampton Phone 0120 " Phone 7504 DR. J. G. STUART E\*p. P,?r NTrx/i o W r} TKi'a.D * Glasses Fitted Accurately. Office Hours: Telephone: 11:00 to 1: P. M. Res. 4602 6:00 to 8:00 P'. M. Office 370*1 Office: . Residence: ?i2030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St Office Hours.:. Telephone: 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8s75 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children - - A Specialty. - . Office: . , Residence: 2115 Lady .St. 1301 Pine .St. Columbia, S. C. Offic? Hours: Phones: 8 to 0 A. M. Office 6033 11 to 2 P. M. Res. 6708 6 to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician Office: Residence: 1107 lis Washington lain I'sri Over Victory Saving Bank, Columbia, R fck Phone 7811 All classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman_ 1) E N T I S T Painless Extractions, Sundays by Appointments. Days: Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursda>s, Friday's and Saturday's Office: 2369*2 Gervais Street Columbia, S. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 I)r. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Filling, Plates, Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment 'V't Anesthesia a Specialty 1107V4 Washington St.,"Cola., S. C. .4*