The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 19, 1936, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, September 19, 1936.
MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. B. L. Guiles, Pastor
, Wan^pee( S. C. The Sunday
school opened at the usual hour,
< with the Supt., Robt. Cause fct his
post, also the Asst., Mrs. Lulla
Bellamy who opened the school. The
lesson was beautitully
taught by Miss Lucile Guiles anu
explained by, Prof. N. S. Rogers.
We were glad to have some vis*
iting friends from other churches
in our school.
Sunday being Communion day
and rally day, we had quite a few
out to witness the services. Mrs.
Vought and Mrs.- Estelia Bellamy
Eerved the Communion. The rally
was also fine. The women are
still a' head of the men. I am afraid
the men will have to give the
women that banquet.
After service the paster, Kev. '
Guiles went over the Little River
Neck churph to finish up his rally,
from there to St. Paul. All of the
churches did fine for the rally.
The Busy Bee club met at the
home of Miss Rosa Lee Vought
Sunday afternoon, with Miss Lucile
Guiles acting president until
the President, Miss Celia Gause
came. They reported a wonderful
mveung,
A grand birthday party was given
in honor ofl Mr. Herbert Gause
and daughter, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Louis \vbs the
Sunday afternoon guest of Brs.
B. Guji.es.
Mrs. Luberta McFadden and
children and sister, Leona Bryant
visited their friends Sunday evening.
*
Mrs. E. Bellaqiy, class leader
. . No. 1 of St. Paul A. M. E. church
raised $10.00 in the rally on her
V' class.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Vought and
son, Joseph and wife, Estella hiotored
to Charlotte, N. C. Sunday
after service to visit Mrs.
? Vought's sister, Eleanor Bellamy
and husband, Tommie. To their
surprise they found them with another
big old bouncing baby boy.
MT. -OLIVE?BAPT. CHU RCH
^ ; Rev. W. M. Honor, Pa.stor
Chester, S. C.?The meeting
that was conducted at the above
named church was crowned with
much success. During the first
week the pastor was assisted by
Rev. \W. L. Zimmerman, of Anderson,
S. C. He preacheu' from
" God's word which stirred every pei
son under the sound of his voice
We were spiritually entertained
the second week by the Rev. Zimmerman,
Jr., Young Rev. Zimmer
... : r r>j i, TJill
man came 10 us iruuir xvutrv mu,
S. C. Sevec.nl souls were added to
the church and a nice sum of money
was raised.
A large gyou?) of our-membersattended
the Women Educational
convention of York^and Chester
counties held with the Christian
Home Baptist church, of Lowing,
S. C. They repocrte<J an "enjoyable
?' sUy.
Am<^uig.^the group that attended
bin, S. C.. last week were Rev.
c and Mrs. W. M. Honor, Mr M, L.
Hill and Rev. J. C. Honor. This
trip was not only a pleasure but
aforded a wealth of information to
the group. 0
Miss Ruth Harden left Monday
.. ,for State college, Orangeburg, S.
C. M-iss Maggie Evelyn Honoi
"left Tuesday for Benedict college
Columbia, S. C. - We hope foi
?them a happy school term.
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The Baby uonie>t, spunsurvu u.>
the Pastor's Aid was successful.
The first iprize was Won by little
Mary Alice Worthy. The second
by little Betty Joyce Thomas.
We are glad to know that our
members on. the sick list are improving.
Miss Willie Burr is returned
home after spending a happy Vacation
at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Miss Bessie Honor, teacher in
the Emmett Scott High school of
Rock Hill, spent the week-end at
home with her parents.
ROCK HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. H. E. Taylor, Pastor
Winnsoro, S. C., Star Route?
We have just closed a very successful
ten nights revival meeting.
Five souls were added to
the church for Baptism, This
meeting was conducted by the
R*'v. Eddie Davis, Orangeburg and
v",,n" cy-ni'lra nf Columbia. Rev.
Davis be.ing guest speaker. Excellent
sermons were preached
each night.
These?sermons were master=
-JUL hearers enjoyed them
spiritually and intellectually.
Rev. Davis was voted back to
conduct the meeting for 1937.
At morning service the pastor
preached from Joshua 3rd chapter
subject/Jm^ian and Canaan". At
evening'Hrnd night services Rev.
Starks prerffched from these subjects:
"Life's Highway'' taken
from the book of Isaiah and "Wasted
Opportunity" Luke 15th chapter.
Rev. Young concluded the meeting
his texts were found II Cor.
5-10, subject "We Must All Stand
Before the Judgement Seat". On
TVesday nigh,t "The Woman at
the Well". Wednesday he preached
from St. John 11.
These sermons were enjoyed by I
the depths of his heart.
We were too glad to have the
following guests from Columbia:
Rev. and Mrs. Downs, Rev. and
Mrs. F. M. Young, Revs. Hopkins
and Felder. Come again you are
always welcome.
Choirs rendering service were
Pine Grove, Great Falls and the
RnnriH Thp, Rfyt.hewnod, R, C,
Collectons durng the meeting
^ $71.44.
Mrs. Minnie B. Boulware and
children of West Virginia are
home to the delight of her parent
. ir tittiitli fi I
Mrs. Mat tie Clowney Bugjjs and
reatives. ^
Miv. Peter McQuarters of Jersey
City, N. J., past through enioute
to Florida where he attended
the National Baptist convention'.
He was accompanied by his sister
Mrs. Melissa Gravees from here.
Baptism will take place here on
Sunday, September 20th. Friends
are always welcome.
GOURDINE CIRCUIT NEWS
Rev. R. A. Brown, -Pastor
Sunday school opened at the usual
hour. The lesson was discussed
in all classes and reviewed by
the Supt. At the close of the
Sunday school we selected our delegates
for the Sunday school convention.?Miss
Carrioth Dingle will
attend the convention, September
22-23 tit Bortiean, S.
At 11 o'clock (he morning services
began. The sermon was enjoyed
by till. At 4:00 o'clock Rev.
C. W. Williams opened the services.
The pastor took his text
'The Christian Race". Jerusalem
just closed a successful revival
meeting. Manv took on new sr>ir
it. There were several" visitors
present at our church Sunday.
Come again. . . _
Mrs. Mary Cokley left Saturday
for Buffalo, N. Y., to spend some
time with her children.
Mr. C. W. Maxwell visited his
Miss Lillian Phillips Brupson
md Miss Addie Hurvin left Saturday
morning for Sumter to at.end
school.
Miss Annie Davis returned from
Nashvillee, Tenn., wh? re she spent
the summer.
Sunday, the third Sunday is
Communion- Day. Let us make
this day a great day. Amount
$16.01.
raised at Jerusalem this evening
sister and brother-in-law.
EMMANUEL A.M.E. CHURCH
Dr. j. E. Thomas, Pastor
Charleston, S. C.?Emmanuel A.
M. E. church caught on lire Sunday
(spiritually) as our pastor
.irn u of US? It.. I ITT .. XTt?...-1
"" 3 IIIO uc.lb* V^uilt U l'IU>VU
of members, friends and visitors
were present to witness the Pentecostal
scene.> Text St. Matthew
16,:18? Subject "My Church".
Sunday school was indeed full
of pep. Bro. S. L. Jones is a wide
awajie Supt.
Seemingly the news of the Sunday
morning service Was rampant
in Charleston and our pastor was
again greeted by a very large audience
Text St. Matt. 10:42. subject:
"The Ministry of "Small
Things". Dr. L. R. Nichols was
present and testified to a great
sermon.
Mrs. Carrie McGill of North Carolina
and ?outh Carolina worshiped
with us all day and made quite
a helpful speech.
Our scribe, brother J. Fredo Sim
mon? is now in Washington on his
vacation. *
The Senior choir was at its best
Sunday in both services/ Two occasions:
Endowment day and Dollar
Money rally is 011 in full force.
Mrs. Elsie Miles of New York
will begin a week's revival for us
beginning Sunday Woman's Day.
Dr. A. G. Purvis , is back from
his vacation and was a welcomed
visitor.
Miss N. A. McQueen who was
elected a national officer in Richmond,
Ya., and is Loth a steward
and trustee of oiir church is in the
city again.
Mrs. Hattie L. Thomas and Mrs.
Mab?'l Green are* sponsoring the
play Building New Emmanuel on
Friday night, October 2nd. Quite
is expected to see the new church
and witness the corner stone laying.
Bishop J. S. Flipper will visit
Charleston and preach at Emmanuel,
Sunday, October 4 at 11 A.M.
Will be entertained at Emmanuel
parsonage while in the city. I)rs,
T. J. Miles, McClelland, Profs.
Garrett- and HovVard are?also welcomed
visitors. Visitors -are always
at the mother church of African
Methodism in -the South?
Emmanue'l The Church of Frienly
folks.
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ECHOES FROM MY CORNER
By Rev. J. P. Washington
It has been quite aome time
since we have attempted t0 send
out a few echoes, but we are as
active as ever. For some time we
have bee h going a round and t'akffiff
some snapshot observations. Most
of our observations are thrilling
and alio encouraging. On August
19-207 we" alto hdod the State
Sunday school and league convention
in Florence. Great and beneficial
has been the inspiration
gained from attending Ahis meeting.
Aside from meeting hosts of
friends from various sections of
the state, the speeches and addresses
delivered by the erudite
and profound prelate and outstand
ing churchman, the Kt. Kev. Joseph
Simeon Flipper, the eloqu< nl
and ene getic Dr. I). H. Stantor
of Atlanta, Ga., the versatile ant
scholarly Dr. S. S:-Morris.of Nash
ville, Tenn., serve as great mean;
"Eo lncPease OTW'S vocabulary.
Our next trip was to Mullins. Oi
the first of this month Mrs. Wash
ington, T. J., J. P. Jr., and I mo
tored to Mullins to see " sSWe" o
our friends. There we met th<
people busy as usual getting thei
tobacco ready for the market.
Dr. Mack has things well ii
hand. We met many of the friend
all nf whom marlo ng wnlfnmo
On the 7th we added to our par
ty Mrs. Louvenia Fisher and Mat
tie Davis and motored to Colum
bia and spent Labor Day amoni
our friends in the Capitol City
*
The day was enjoyably and profitably
spent.
Our next move was to Tuskogee
institute, Tuskogee, Ala. On the
i Dth a party, Prof. Geo. \V. Dani<
Is el Oiangcburg; Mr. A. R.
ltu-h, of Bowman; My. C. G. Gar*
\ in of Rowesville; Mr. Saul S.
Glover of Orangeburg and the
writer left Orangeburg 5:00 A.M.
and started toward Tuskegee. Mr.
Saul Glover was our chauffeur,
and he held a steady hand until
3:30 o'clock Wednesday when we
drove on the campus of Tuskegee
institute. Mr. Rush was the humorist
of the party. Nobody-*caJi
excel him in keeping you enteVtaihed.
, '
One cannot cnt? r the campus
of Tuskegee without thinking of
and visualizing the immortal Dri
Booker T. Washington. I went to
his monument and made a .careful
observation. I next^J&ent to
his tomb and stood on-3jis grave
and exclaimed here lies a great
spirit; a wizard in racial uplift.
On Thursday between four and
five thousand people assembled in
I Logan Hall tu hear the program
sponsored by the Soil ConservaI
tion Conference of Negro agricul'
tural leaders and. farmers renre
I senting Alabama, Mississippi, i1
Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina."
TTte keynote address of the
day was delivered by Hon. Henry (
I A. Wallace of the United Depart- '
ment of Agriculture,' Washington,!
D. C.
Now just a. word, about our
church work. All is well here at
, William chapel. The people say
1 the right man is in tho. right place*.
| MONCK'S COHNKIt NEWS
i
Mrs. George Dolman has return- '
ed front an extended visit in New *
1 Jersey, New-York. Connecticut and .
.Massachusetts ' .???:?
| Miss .Ann Ilolman is visiting' (
her sister, Mrs. Depree in Newark, (
New Jersey and relatives in New *
York, accompanied by Master Wil- *
J lianwDc.pree, grandson of Mrs. 1
George Hoi man.
I Mrs. Clara Reid went " to New *
York Saturday to be with her chil- J
dren where she will'also be under ?
ca^e of northern'doctors.'
".Misses C. E. Whack and A. R. (
Cole attended the final session of *
the Convention at Wesley M. E. *
church Saturday.
The District convention of the t
. Charleston district of the M. E. 1
church was held here last week 1
an., was largely attended. Rev. <
L. C. Mahoney, -entertaining pastor.
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The enrollment of the Berkeley s
Training school is rapidly increas- t
ing. t
?John Middletori and Mable >1
I'lvam. graduates of '.'15 entered 1
Avery institute last week. Ermine
Smalls an honor grad of '35 enter
ed Claflin last week also. r
Mrs. C. R. Toomer spent the en- t
tire summer in northern, parts and s
is now back on the Job. r
Mrs. Rosalee Bowman of.Steel- i
eton. Pa. is visiting her sister.
Mis. Edith Maylor. ' I
Dr. W. M. Evans mul family, ?
Messrs Joreiniah. I ley ward and Edward
Cooper spent ten days in r
New York. c
Mrs. Walt'er Ix'Wis Frost is doing
nicely in her business of Hair ?
Dressing. \
Mr. Clarence Reid of Charleston p
spent a dew hours with hi> mother.
Mrs. .s*. Reid an,. Mr. Horace, r
CLINTON NEWS |
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The Rally on last Sun-fey night
given by the Busy Bee club of *
Hebron Baptist, church was a success.
A program was had pertaining
to Mission work and after
which, a sum <?1 $25.00 was. taken .
up. All who witness the program
? . i . j i? fi. rr?l_ f
enjoyed every minuie 01 11. i ne 1
ladies were nfercly showing the t
men just how rallies are suppd-ed
to be had, so they will know how '
to cat ry'cJut their program on
1 their Rally day.
< Mis's Essie T. Williams spent 1
the week-end in the City visiting
!? friends. . '. <
Miss Dona R. Thompson is visit
i.ng relatives in Laurens, S. C. >
Mrs.' Lueinder.Miller entertain- j
ed the Busy Bee'eluh at h^r home i
on Sunday ^"ternoon. I, (
Those on the sick list are: Mrs. (
J. L. Little J. T. W. Mems and Mr. 1
John McClinic. We hope them a i
, speedy recovery; also Ljt^tle Mas1
ter Tiny Thompson is suffering (
i severely with a lame hand... We
1 hope for him also a speedy reeov- j
I ery. ' , t
i,' Nothing was more enjoyable !
' and more surprising than a uni^qnrTSinif.ftiy-'irtifty-Btt'PTr
rrp~ ^
, prise by Mr. Kugene Gary in hon- i
j or of the wife. 1
The guest arrived about 8:30 i
>?o'clock nnd hoilo ' Mrs, Gary with?
. thy?agog, "Happy liirmaay. one c
. was very pleasantly surprised and
i entertained. j
.) A palatable repast was served j
consisting of Chicken salad, lettuce j
tomatoes, saltine-, pickles and |
stuffed olives punch.
, Every one present enjoyed the |
affair. Some valuable gifts were ]
presented" Mrs. Clary. -j
Thqse present were Mr. and j
1 Mrs. J. II. Wallace, Misses Claud- ,
1 ia Hurrah, .Ruby Miller, Dollie
' Ellison, X. J. Clary; Messrs Charley
Taylor, Clyde Cannon. Joe
4 Reeder .apd S. I;. Lilliwood.
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A. M.. E. CHURCH
f Rev ,1; IL Dozier, Castor
^ The Sunday school opened at
I the usual hour With Supt. at his
post. The lesson was beantifully
II discussed throughout the school'
R Mr. E. K. Guile reviewed the les?
sort. ? ? ??
The morning service started a"
bout 12:00 o'clock. Rev. Author
- Robinson preached a . soul stirring
< sermon from St. Luke Gospel 19th
chapter and 5th verse, Subject:
THE PAUOTTTO LEADER
'Talking About' Jesus." The en-' ]
ire church seemed to have been
inthused over the discourse; Rev.
tobinson also preached for us
>unday night. vei
Rev. Lh>zier had to preach at Su
'amplico Sunday morning in order a.
o administer the Lord's Supper, nui
Ie preached at Salem M. K, ,
hurch 4:30 o'clock, and to Pain- L.
ico again Sunday night. I must Ha
onfess that he is having a busy" pit
ime. ' . . tin
There was service at Millbranch Ma
Sunday evening to get the dele- otl
fates ready for the Convention on ' sei
he 17th. ? ' in^i
The girls around Millbranch Mi
ire very attractive for we have
risiting friends very-often. tei
Mr. J. C. Cousack and daughter 1-Y
?ressie, Cousack are spending a Mr
vhile in Georgia with his daugh- tin
er. .
Mr. E. E. Guiles and wife;- Mr. pr$
j. J. Hyman and friend, and Miss fa
Alia Williamson were the dinner "(1
quests of Mr. and Mrs. L. lv all
lyman Sunday. wi!
Rev. Douzier is. busy collecting air
lis money for the Convention; we cat
ire happy that he will make a pii
rood shoNving on Thursday. 1,(.
1*. L. E. Hyman-reported that nit
lis finger is much better for lie is ain
tot under the care ctf the doctor!
Every thing is in its bloom in
this community since tobacco has (},.
ipenei. The farmers go to sell h"
tobacco and come home sitting on thi
top of the world. be
HEMMINGWAY NEWS |
C'havis Chapel A. M. E. Church - .
Rev. I*. >1. Knox, l'astor n'
h e
sti
Sunday school opened at the usu ol''
il hour by the Supt.; .Mr, "\\\ L.
[^ee. The lesson was discussed tini * l),-:
ier one body. ' fir:
September 12, Elder Myers held a ;
lis 4th and last quarterly .confer- vie
?nce, and oh Sunday at 11:00 p'dock
he was in the pulpit and he . 1
ielected his text rt'om 2nd Tinui- th*
;hy 2:19, nevertheless the found- GW
ition of God standeth sure, having pre
his seal. The Lord knoweth them Th
hat are his. And, let every one pe:
hat nameth the name ~or ch' ist Th
epart from iniquity. This was a es
iorfnon to be long remembered by . ' very
one. After whjcK*iie tiTiish- Scl
?d with his unfinished business dis
Toni Saturday, and almost every Re
>ne (ralley to the cause. Hp said , . 1
be conference was one to be long 4tl
eiiienibered, he said and the pee- on
ile acted so antellogent, and are Ou
Lhe best people aroumi to be sure, bei
Mrs. Rosa Gordon?moved back Mi
mine from Charleston. S:. C. now Ha
he is dead?was laid to re>t in 1
he Hopewell Cemetery, Septenl- La
>er 9th. Her pastor, Rev. J. C. ha
fames and neiee, Mrs. Minnie Fish I
.iiine. motored from Charleston,
?. C. ixnvn to her .funeral." a t
She leaves to mourn her death thi
>ne sister, Mrs. Lizzie Gordotf, ion
hree brothers,. Mr. M. K. Richard, sell
ind W. K. Gordon, and many more
datives and friends. We trust
?he is heaven's grain.
Misses Carry, Thelma and I. j
logers were the dinner guests of n
drs. Ellar Brown. , j.
Miss Naomi Brown was the din- ju
ier guest of Miss Fannie Williams
m Sunday. . Little
Miss Marion Pre-sly of )uj
dullins, S. C. is spending' a while p
vith her uncle and aunt, Mr. and .
if1 ? XT T> .
WI'S. i>. l>. DIU\.H.
Mr. Dave Lee spent Saturday .
light with Mr. N.. B. Blown. ' ^a
Mrs. M. L. Thomas, son ana t'jal:\ughter-in-law
returned to their; '
lome, Raleigh, N. Sun-Lay. We j
lope they had a safe trip. |
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5 A INT J A M ICS A.M.E. ( Ill R( II [|i;
Rev. Hale B. Thompson. Pastor '
sel
a
til
Asheville, N. ('.?The service of \vi
he moming had an attendance 'sci
hat was large and interesting, r.al
rhe message was delivered by out. nw
ninister who used as a -Uibject; >m
'Matrimony A Holy Institution" lb
jase?..* upon Paul's Second Epistle g<
;o the-Cot inljiiari^. 2:2. The toes- ga
sage was thougluful and was deliv at
+ ^ ott/1 Pnt K nci'i vni
[t's reception was characterized \a!
.vith -spiritual warmth and fervor. ti?
\mong the large number of vis- las
tors from within and without the vei
2ity were the following: Messrs:
jordo-n Kemp, Georgia, Chatles F Mi
Harris, Jacksonville, Fla.; and tmi
nany from within the City. ('d
To the evening's service, there He
fathered a large congregation to
wcrshjfp. ^David's Rejedtion As Re
\ Builder" was use..' by our pas- M.i
or for the evening's - discourse. W?
Much thought and preparation * r
.vas evidenced in the delivery of
-hi ""' 'i''' ''""jption aaaa
.vith much interest. In response an
o the invitation for church 'con- rot
lection, Mrs. Annie Mae ' Moore >'H
.vas?received and assigned to tlu f ?
dass of Mrs. Aggie Aloore. 1
At 3:30 p. m. our minister anr
? large group of our congregation " '
assembled at Calvary Presbyter- '
an church of this City to pay the c"'
ast tribute </} respect to Mr. 1
Thos. A. McClellan who departed m
Lhis life on last Thursday. Mr-''
McClellan was the; husband ofMrs.
C. C. McClellan who is a very
Faithful member of our church
Dur choir under the direction of tl*i
Mr. J. W. Brogdon an.: Mrs. Ollie '
Reynolds * made several musical |
renditions. Floral' offerings were l|
manv which evidenced the great i II
esteem in which 'Mr., and. Mrs. Mc- I II
Clellan are held
The many improvements, ren- j
ovations and additions which havt I
been made to the church -and within
the church \yere loudly com I
mcrtded and received on the past I
Sabbath day These additions are 1
and will be memorials for our I
pastou- in years to come, lie com- I
mended the ardent tfroup Gf work- I
ui.s wlnr raised-the ftwonees to pay -1
for these improvements. All prep g
arations. rire bein^ made for a full II
report at the annual confer* nee
which convenes this year at Le- noir.
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BETHEL A. -M. K. ( Ill H( II
Rev. S. II. Lewis, 1'cistor
The sci vi'ces-ut -our church were
ry. good throughout tin* day. The
nday. school opened at 10:00
ill. Many wory prese nt including
my visitors.
\t 11:15 a. in. the Riwerdnd H.
.South, pastor, of Lher.ezor
I>tist, ichureh. Chicago, III ,
ached a wond-rful sermon to
many members and friends,
my visitor$ from Chicago and
lor places were present at this
vice. Mrs. llickson from Wa-hrtoo
.-sing a beautiful solo, also
I'oinpey.
The A. C. K. League had an inesting
discussion en "The
iendly Christ." oCOa'Ul p. m.
iOv <>f the leaguoi.s tol C what
Friend Christ, meant 16 them.
\t K:()U p. in.EvangelistParker
ached li wonderful s' inion takfroig
Halations <1:1, subject
lory in the Cross." We know
who heard her Sunday niirht
ll return every night this week
d 111'Xt. Week to' Ileal" her l>eise
she is certainly a wonderful
'. ichor. Service- each night will
gin at K:H<I o'clock'. The .pruyj-i
cling at 7:15. Come praying,
d I'll joy the meetings.
notkt:
The "X velty Bird Nile Party"
it was to .have been had at the
me <?i Miss Eva P'ortetlieTd foi
? hem lit of the League will no:
n >11 ...oil r...u, ^
_L;lX('()LNVILl:i: ' N IAYS
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We Wish to report that .l'.lx'ncv.A.M.
K. rluilrl) 111' which the
v. K. \V. Graham is pastor is
11 progress it;;;.' We have a well
tani/.ed choir that readers exllent
serviee. They made thcii
st appearance- -4n? robes -on thy
st Sunday itv^Yugust. 'This was.
splendid appearance'and the, seres
\*xre_very__LurpieisLve.?Tins
where you hear good singing.
Dp Sunday r.ijbt. Augtisi J.'ird
: Sunday school celebrated its
tli anniversary. Quite an apipriate
. program was presented. I
e Junior choir made its first apirance
in robes'" in that .'tyigfat. |
esc young people really deserv"
praist}..
S'ext in order, was the?StmAtvy
bool Institute of the t'liarlrston
trict. This \\jas entertained l?y
v. Graham altd~his good people
We are looking 1\ rward to. out
1 and last quarterly ?ori:'erence
the did Sunday in September,
r school Opens .-Monday, Septvili
L-'JIKI wilt) lilt- IH'w '.'I llU'ipai,
. John \Vils.on ami Mrs. \V. A.
i ron, first assistant.
Ao rotffot thai tin- Rev. C. IC.
(isoiv ami Mr. Aaron Ilouylass
ve )>ast out 'this \ve? k.
.ittle .Master ClitVonl (}rahain_ i?ei
tainiiiif his little frieinls at
iii tInlay party on We. 'ncsifay ol ,
s week. The .children are anxsly
a\v?iitintf the return to
iooI.
KASTOVKR NKWS.
.;ist Sur. 4,iy was a hiiih day -.f??'r
church yfo'ers, ami they founo
quite a ploastire to preform,
ir task as a 'runhkr.
l'he' fowl ji (piartyrly conference
St. Philip closed with a successsession
with all reports up.
csldinir Khler I.knt was tin
stt happiest man-when the of.*!
s, and pa's tor payed hii.n uji in
1 ;it the close-of tlie,?pmrtor 0.1.'
t'urday. Sutnhiy was'the rally,
y for Kducation ' and lite Va! 1\
>ved a success.
I'l-ofes-or (J. (\ <T ('? nhia,
Miss Annie .lohitson, Mi>uisi
Burnett and .MVs Carrie
!l -Burnett worn ' our jrue$t>.;
njVssor" (inrrett 'a?MvfSr cd h ti:
tool, .and eluiich, 1411 i-stalilMi* d
lastuiv' inijuvssinjr upon tho on
e 11'H'ati"ti. His !:tv ,i?upped
up in tin* .church and
tool. Next Sin.dav r> titi pastorsly.
and the working women are
ikiny every effort to diavo. :?
cess. " The. Rev.. \V. II. Nadi oi"
tlud Station. - Wedjetield t then-,
with choir and- conKiction
will worship at St.. Phillip
.'! n. in. ?:? . j
Rev. I.owianii opened the ivviI
(neetir.jr tit St. .Matthew Bapt
chut eh for Rev. S. .1. iyhiier
t Sunday niyht with six rwiits.
Rev. (jlenn A. Burks., rt turned
ssionary from AfrieTt now sit ,
led tit Sioux City. Iowa, preach- J
at Red Hill, Baptist clu'ivh t\ i
v. Ducket last, Sunday.
Miss Helen Bowman, Miss Annie
II .Mat tit:. Miss Kleahor Simons
s> Rena Woodnrd. Miss Blanche
> < i. ?. .r> ,..i.
ail' HOW .lllll' III,* oi l?i'i?i\T.
Washington.
[ii'V, i;. (J. Dow iwan, and Mr.
11. Webber lii'itorc ; l<> "1 ask'-geo
7al aTTeTTT 1 > d" - db o '(oT'T^Trrp^
?. lVvt'iK'o. ami -ho reports of hav
a tine ttip and session,
rho-i- on the siek list are: Mrs.
aiH-s l.akins, TTTT Do la
tail. Mrs. J in' MorvU and Mrs.'
ashinjiton.
Dome to ehureh and tjo to
arch. I
>i n<; pKori.ivS i.h \<;t h
MBBTINO OF TUB I'AIKFIKL1)
PRBSBVTKRV j
Th younir people's l eague, disict
No. 2 held its 6th Weetinjj:
\
Saturday, September 5, 11*36 at
Kb' nearer I'lesbyterian . church, '
Dazcll. S. ('. The mvctiiTg opeiied
.with registration at 11 o'clock and
let-nation 11:30. ..The opening
worship services were conducted
by the young people of KLeiiczer (
parish.. After the business session,
dinner was served. 3:15 dis..cussional
period. The theme was
"Christian Youth liuilds a New;
c hurch". The discussion ?a> very j
interesting. Some of the < 11 ticieii- .
vies found in the churches of today
by the young people were,'
the church needs a new social, oi dor,
a shorter and ritotv intei>*st-j
| iny services, more recreational ae-1
tivitigs for the young people. The ;
messagf* was given -by Kev. J. K. '
U" nderson of Columbia, S. C". Text
Matt. .5:30 "Kaising Standard^ i.'
which, was very efficiently deliver-led.
The ncXt meeting will he heM .
at Mebina I'lesbyterian church,'.
Sardinia, S. C. A "defihite 'date ' will
h> announced later.
< or re*ponding Secretary. lh>y-! (
din 'J indal, Sumter, S. ('.
t AUl.lSLK NKWS
Rev. F. I.. ilkt-> preached' the <
(baptismal <11111011 ami in turn offered
his resignation to take lull
charge of his .work at Map!"
Ridge. This seemed t(J have hu ll reg
lot tod by the members after
I having his .service^. for nine afs.
Six poi sons ji i,nod. the church and
I wore ba'ptiscd.- The revival meetJ
ing is going oil at Tuckus chapel.
Service^ were good at Williams "
chap'"l A. .M. K. <Zion. . The Supt.
conducted Sunday school atp the us- _
ual hour.' Rev. 11. K. Hillianf del
I'iveixsl a .great message from Act
1 :S. The. spiritual part of the ser
vice was high. - - y 7
. Re\. lltlliani and .a .group -nij.
to red over to Trinity A. M. F. Z
church and worshipped with IT v
WiFon. and his congr* gallon.
We regret to hear, that Mrs'. '
lanie Spence is not doing so well.'
We hope for her a spefcdy rycov-J,
cry. I'
Mrs. Mary".Sartor returned from
New Y?uk a ft' r sipeJldiltg: the sum-'
hut with her children. . ' I
Misy Mae Hi Hie .English and
Htiu-r students left this week for
Sims High school. Misses Sadie
Rebel tstm and Nancenu Wilkes
left for Braitierd iustitut-Chester.
Mr. Collie Hill left for Harbison
college, Irnio. Mr. and Mrs. Sadie'
Summons and friends of T?e troit.
Mich., were visitors of Mrs
Lizzie English.
Mr. and Mis. B. K. Sims arc
Very glad t? have their grandchildren
batk home again after being
away for two years in .Jersey
City. I
j - St* Luke A. M. K. Zhm Sunday,
! September 2U. H*-v. F. It. (Ladder
will le- in charge. |
OWlNliS NEWS m
Mt. ( ariael A. M. K. ( luircli
Rev. J. W. Thomas, Pastor i.
L Sunday was a very pleasant <!';?\
for church-goers. The'pastor un-'
late, due to *car trouble, yt he
brought to us ;i ie..tor.zf..l
-hiri- fn iu K-.v. 1 'Sulyi'it **.\
N\-w N'anu'".
Sunday 1 ?? i?iv the royuiai HiMV' 1
lav- day. Mrs. Thompson j.
to us a wondii fuJ lissop. iti !)
portion with tla- Sunday -1 1. i
I- S-pll.
TJio A <K I i-atrtio mot a! "t, '
?iVlork and had-a w-'iulorful di-mission
?ii' tin- Willi- . and, tin
B> anchfs'. St .John Tin- '
. I.oauut- ini-mlu'i- ai>' plannin-J a
suVpiisi- i- ti'i' mar futur . I'l-mo
to t in- l.o:>trtio- Mr. S. I l.iliio.
wood. is thi- adult tiarhrr Inio.
Tin* II. K. trills- id' Mi. Carnn-1
! srh. o! yaw a program . that was
ir ti-i'i'st iny .tn> old and yotiny. | "
Ili v.W. r.. Williams, has r turnid
hi'iiu; aft'or spendinjr sotnotum.
in Mi.l.ili-.' Ala., vand othrr state.* J
of tho l*ni"ii. In a fvw wooks ho j
will lcavo for Allon univ vsity. 1
Rov. and. Mrs. F. Barksdalo milled
to si-o .Mr* Loo Franklin who
...:u . .. .v- - - ' 1
i~ 1111 i>ii viu- sh'k usi; also his '
soi). Mr. Martin Franklin of Green']
villi-., were to*see liis fatii-r. \\\
wi>h 1'iiv Mi*. Franklin a tfp'eedy iv I
a-oViry.
KM M AM F.L A. M. ! ]. ( HlK( ll j'
I he lu v. A .1. Ynm_p- preached j
Sunday, September 1 Ut His'
text was taken from Peter ISth '
vyrse. Subject "Grow in Grace." ?
We l ad one person to c<>mc to
Christ.
Rev. Butler nriacheiF?t-be??'veiinu;
sCimon.' AVe hair it neb day [ at
Emmanuel Sun lay. Everybody
eiijfyed themselves. Preaching
will?Uv?held?n4??Sunday iv" ?
ning, September 20th. Come out
and enjoy yourself. We are ex- i
porting a new preacher Sunday.
Rev. W. P. Plait.
NOTICE
If you want a job register with the
Colored Employment. Bureau
Opens every day. Male and f??-j
male, 1125 1-2 Washington St.
t!*a5zf5Si!l
listing: the sacred P
tions to our compe- Ly7J|
understanding, dig- MiiM
d Service insures kHlTil I
nplete compliance KS'eM
all the inviolable
ts and desires of the KjjrX
Ftf? V
_ A
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
DR. A. B. JOHNSON
SURGEON
Office: 122.'iVg Assembly Street
Phone 3406
Residence.* 919 Oak Street
"Phone 8740
, :
REV. J. H. JOHNSON
Office: 2029 Marian Street
NOTARY IT HI.It:
Dealer in Rual Kstutc, perform#
marriair-e ceremonies., writes wills
leeils,. riV'rteajres, claims, etc.
Call *" li: ?
v.u.1 v*# cjvf 111 ni 9
N .
Office Phone 81U7- Res. 67 |9
N. J. FUKDEK1CK
\tturney'-ut-Law and Notary Public
PRACTICE IN Al.L COURTS
_ ?Slate und Federal
Ul'J Washington St., Cola., S. G.
DR. H. H. COOPER
Daatiat
Special Attention Given U> Die ease*
of the Qunu
Gold Crown and Brfcufe Wert
A Specialty
Office Phone 6428 Ree. 82v.
1125 Washington St., Cola., ^:~C?
DR. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon ' 1
Office'Hours: U to 10 A. M.; 1 to 1
P.M. G to 8 P. M.
Special Attention Given." Disease*
Of Women.
rwr.? -
v/iiicc; Residence:
1125 Washington . 2220 Hampton
Phone 642G t Phone 7564
DR. J. G STUART
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat . ?
Classes P itted Aceu:atejy.
Office Hours: Telephone:
11-00 to 1: P. M. Res. 4601
6:00 to 8:0u P. M. Office 379?
Office: Residence:
cuou iayjur St. .1417 Pine^St
Office .Hours: Telephones.
11 A. M.',to J P. M. ' Res. 8875
6 P. M. to 8 P. fM.
Dr. W. D. Chappelle
Physician and Surgeon ^
lUseascs ot W otuen and Children
A Specialty.
Office: Residence:
2115 l^ady St. . 1801 Pine St
Columbia, S- C.
Office Hours: Phonea.
8 to i? A. M. Office 6033
11 to 2 P. M. Kes 6708
6 to 8 P. M.
Dr. K. B. Frederick
Physician
Office:. Residence:
1107',a \Va>hington 1416 Park
Over Victory Saving Rank,
Columbia, S. C.
*
Phone 7811 ? k
All clashes o: i>e*.tal Work
Dr. L. H. Hallman
I> E N T I ST
PAGNGESS EX 1KAIMUNS
? Sundays by Appointments
Oltice: 23Gb*2 ' Gervais Streat
Columbia, S. C. >;
Dr. H. G. Thompson
^
132.112 Assembly St. Columbia
1'hnne?1 ltit'?
Gold ( rtiw ns?Undoes?Plates a
Specialty. Extract.una Made
Painless
In Winnsboro Wednesdays and
Saturdays at A. Itussell Building.
Phone 219 :
I i ,
~~Offiee Hquts: Ttiephonee:
8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 603?
Residence 8871
Dr. D. K. Jenkins
DENTIST
Filling. Plato?, Crowns, Bridge*
Sunday by Appointment
Ano-stheiia a Specialty
MADAM PETER'S
Hair Grower
For Diseased Scalp?Gives Life ?
Beauty. BEST GROWER?apply
once a week?PRICE 15a.
c _ i , -X
1915 Blending 8t. Celmnbia
Co ante Drag Store, Weehlagt? It
Biomn Draw Store. Comer Taglst
ana Hardee stiwrta
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