The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 21, 1936, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, November 21, 191
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. L. H. Lewis, Pastor
Columbia, S. C., November 1
1936?Not many were present i
our services'Sundaj^ but neverth
less we had good services throug
out the day. The Sunday scho
opened at 10:00 a. m. and aftej^tl
lesson had been taught Ly^tlie va
ious teachers, Reverend Lew
splendid review.
At 11:15 a. m. Reverend Lew
preached an inspirational sermo
His text was taken from St. Mai
:22 anu his subject was "T1
Victorious Faith." Many sou
were stirred by this sermon.
The League opened at 6 P. J
with Mr. Webber in charge. T1
topic for discussion was "Mov
Morals" and "How to Increase Oi
:r League Membership."
We are hoping that next Su:
day, November 27, a larger nur
ber will be present. The topic f<
discussion will be "Gifts of G<
For All of Us."
At 7:00 p. m. Rev. Lewis preac
ed again for us. Whenever 1
| preach you can be sure of hearir
a wonderful sermon.
Next Sunday at our church w
be set aside for "Harvest Hor
services.'* Lome out to ou'r chun
next Sunday. Sunday school
10:00 a. m. Preaching at 11:15 ai
7:00 p. m. and A. C. E. League i
? 5:00 p. m.
Rachel Kinard, Reporter
"FOOT BALL SERMON"
^ At Second .Calvary Sunday
The Rev. M. Marquette Peae
minister of the Sccohd Calve:
Bai)tiiiL-?JttmtfTr~ahnoun<^ the fo
lowing services for Sunday: Ithe
11:20 Worship?Messag
Theme: "The Judgement of tl
Gridiron." And at 7:30?Messaj
Theme: "All For One And One F<
All." Church school 10:00 a. r
A'n<_ Young People's meating-atr
\ p. m.
UNION BAPTIST misSiovad
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CIRCLE NO. 1
On Monday evening, Novemb
lGth, the. Circle met at the hon
of Mrs. John Davis at 2405 Gre<
St. The meeting was called t
order at 6:30 with Mrs. Dav
presiding. The 23rd Psalm . w;
repeated, after which a selectu
L by Mrs. Reese. Scripture readir
by Mrs. Cunningham, the fir
chapter of St. Johp. The hou:
was then opened for business. T1
minutes of the last meeting we;
read and received. Old and ne
business was discussed. The rc
was called; all members l-espom
ed. We had two visitors from otl
er circles.od Union .Baptist churc
Mrs. Tavlor and 1 Mrs: Rmit.l
They spoke briefly of the wonde
work. They are doing in the
circles. We also listened to son
marks from the pastofrc Closir
. lection "Praise God." On No"
J", we will meet with Mrs. Brai
ard at 2305 Pendleton St.
hostess served crackers,fruit sa
ad and hot tea. Every one' e;
joye^ the evening.
Mrs. A. L. Reese, Pres.
....... Mrs. P. Hale Sec;"
Miss Addison, reporter
-Rev. L. C. Jenkins, pastor;
WOODRUFF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E. Z. Church
The Sunday school was called '
order by Supt. O. J. Wilburn, a
W teachers wei<e at their post <
duty.
After this session all the men
berS went over to New Beth
church where they reported a vei
soul stirring sermon. Funeral s<
vice was held for Mr. Stoaksy Gi
rett at Beaver Dam Baptist churc
Wednesday, conducted by the Re
A. H. Duncan. Funeral directo
" M. S. Callaham.
The Gulf Coast quartette coi
ducted program" at Trinity J
M. E. Zion church, Monday nigh
afterwards was entertained by M
and Mrs. William Styles of Wasl
ington street.
Mr. Fred Fielder was a visitc
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fielder froj
Washington, D. C.
Sick list: Mrs.^ Amanda Rici
Chestine Foster, Rachel Rice an
Miss Victoria Franks. We ar
hoping them a speedy recovery.
Y. W. C. A. OF BENEDICT
college
The Y.W.C.A. with Miss Watl
as our advisor is making rapi
strides.? Last Thursday and Fr
day evenings we observed the Nr
tional prayer wee1< at which tim
several timely remarks were mad
4 by the members.
* On SundajTafternoon' I)r. Brigg
gave us a very interesting tall
which we hope to profit by.
We are planning some very ii
vteresting things for this weel
j^^^he look-out for the Y. \\
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1CA1U) OF THANKS
a pastor ana meiiioers of Ble.-..
iuartia De Porres Catholi
irch and the Mothers Cluo oi tin
aaion ocnooi; wisn to mam
iiy one\ wno assisted us 111 hiuk
i wUi uinjo i ui i), lUonuay mle
?\ ember 10tn a success.
Ucv. itios. Jl,. wenand, V. P.
Mrs. Kosena Chappcile, Presi
nt of Mounds Club.
Mrs. Eliza Kobinson, Sec.
AIKEN CHAPEL ILtP i'i^T
CHURCH
Taylofk, S. C.?Sunday was i,
.-autiiu'i uay lor our Sunday
:nool, whicn opened at tne usu1
nour. ine Supi,. at .us post oi
uty. And it was said .Sunuay,
iat tne same teacners woulu
L-ach'Sunday school lorUddV. Kev.
icott preached at Aikdn Chape,
iaptist church, November 15. lu
ireached a wonderful sermon ano
t was enjoyed by all. Daddy Bar.on,
the father of Mr. Andy^Barwn
is known as the oL.tst man ir
luylors; he has lived many years
.ml we hope he lives many mora,
ile is a great, great great grand
father.- Mr. Robert Anderson 1110.orcxJ
to Ashetille, N. C. Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Jerome Alexander spent the
week-end at Simpsonville. S C-- m
.He home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B
Austin.
Rev. Baker will preach Sunday
light at Aiken . CDapel .Baptist
.nUrch; he's only been preaching
tour months.
e There will also be a quarteT-swj?
ry_ .Jig^nr-drftlTTJunduy night.. The
,j. public and all quartets art cordi.
ally invited.
u BROWN CHAPEL
A. M. E. CHURCH
Ji .
n* Sunday was a high day at Brown
Jhapel A. M. E. church. Sunday
school on time. The Rev. J. E.
Dixon, was at his new post of du.
?y. A large crowd was out to nieel
nim.
At 11:30 a good prayer meeting
vas had; at 12 a. in. he took his
(V ,ext Hebrews U:27 verse, subject:
ST 'Death is nut nm* u
VM4 feVMi. X1IIU IK
0- preac-heu- a jstrong sermon.
1-1 -At-3:G0 p. in, Llig Choir Unioi
a? uul a good ero\yd was present.
5,1 At 4:30 the A. C. E. League was
ip >rganized with Mr. Colton Tucks
-'1*, Pres.; and Miss Clementine
Gridiron, Vice Pres.; under the
1 .'eadership of these two young
lv nembers the League will go ove;
v n a big way.
>1' At G o'clock the StewardesBoards
Nos. 1 and 2 met at 1;ht
ri" , ;iome of Miss Gridiron and had a
"? goo.< meeting.
1? At 8 p. m. Rev. Dixon toog his
1 ext Psalms 108: Subject "A Fixed
1 leart." and it was a good one; a
v ermon we will never forget.
Mrs. Ricks and Broi Beard is
v' >n the sick list; we hope them a
(l* speedy recovery.
H
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n EMMANUEL A. M. E. CIII RCU
Rev. J. E. Thomas, Pastor ..
? ?Charleston, S. C.?Religious ac
tivities at Enfmanuel on last Sunday
were indeed inspiring. The
pastor preached at both services
and the attendance was good. This
being the last Sunday, in this conference
year, the pastor preached
^ his "fapowell'1 sermon apd a large
^ number of Emmanualites and
friends heard him.
3 In the afternoon, the Interdenominational
Ministers Union held
services in Emmanuel. A great and
e' powerful gurmon was delivered by
the Rev. Mr. Hughes, of St. Mark
3r P. E. church. A splendid audi11
ence heard him. Music for the oc(L
casion was furnished by Ebenezer
" A. M. E. choir with Mrs. Inez
r' Temple at the organ.
The attendance during the Sunv
day school hour was not as usual.
' The weather was somewhat cool
and perhaps the change account'
ed for this. However, a very tine
and interesting session was held.
"The heroism of Christian Faith",
>r the subject of the lesson, was giv11
en due consideration and as usual,
we enjoyed ourselves.
e' By next Sunday night, Novem^
ber 22, the ministers of the South
e Carolina conference will be back
in their former pulpits, or will
have been sent elsewhere. Those
who have returned will be desirous
of working just as hard or
^ harder than before. Others who
I are sent to new charges will go
j with the ambition of making a
"touch down"v by the end of the
conierence year.
le
I Charles: Leon, if you were in
my shoes^ what would you do?
~ LGOTl: T Would clean them"
?T. ANDREWS A.Mjfe. CHURCH
i- Rev. G. H. White; Pastor
C. *f.
Andrews, S. C.-?We gladly received
our new pastor Sunday. His
)
I
7
. THE 1
morning message was taken from SAI'.
Matt. 11:28. "The Weary Con- ~ ,
soled was the subject. The spirit
: ran high. After the message
Mr. and Mrs. Mormon Thompson
v united with the enurch. The Sen- nios,
- tor choir sang very sweetly follow- past
, cu by a selection from the Jubilee sj,jp(
cnoir. Principal J. E. Smith o:
oliOV
die *Ugh benool si)oke very high- Uenc
iy of ins acquaintance witn .oui ,^5,
new pastor. ^
In tne afternoon a splendid group .
was out to Sunuay school. Supt. ^oncjj
onnth, teachers and scholars turn
Y. . . cusst
cU out after the review by the
pasti
oupt. lhe pastor gave some very
timely remarks anJ hoped for a
turn
successful coiiteier.ee year.
a i - . or <
A very large group was out a'.
tlie League nearly one hundreu
t.1'00); Among tne officers elect- w
ed were: Mr. Joseph Thompson, Ihon
president, Mr. 5 Toronce . Britton, The
secretary, Miss Hattie Wheeler, close
treasurer. We need not be uneasy fol't
about this department of the nual
church folk assisted by our pas- To
tor. : , paste
^ FoV evening worshio Exodus"Spii
15:2 was the text of our minister, " T'
subject, "God Leads Us. Before tht)U?
the sermon, the Jubilee ehoi?- ???" al fc
. . "-"b"
The. spirit. of the Lord was with sen^?
us at this service. Before th- beau
services closed Mr. FreU Green
broke the sad news of a long distance
call f 10111 Laurens, S. C. tell wei'c
. ing of the death of our pastor's
mother, Mrs. Sara White. Our' sPec'
hearts of sympathy go out with hour
him'. Realizing that Rev. White Sore
just recently buried his beloved '
and devoted wife, Mrs. 11attie B. s*on>
_ -Whiter ?;city
- v., ?rou
ijjv splen
MIjlLBRANCH A..M.E. CHURCH r0ali;
Rev. I. II. Doz.ier, Pastor
stitul
Sunday school opened at the us- tor's
ual hour with S.upt. ami teachers passj
at their post of duty. The lesson 4;7-H
was reviewed by the pastor and tors
was enjoyed by all. of th
At 12:30 the morning service be iiual
r gan; the pastor preached a won- ceive
derful sermon. Subject It Takes bove
Faith to Venture Out in the Sea mend
of Life. The finance was good. ! and i
Mr. Eddi,e Gaskin and sons, their
George Gaskin, Eleo Gaskin also i of p
Miss Tuna Camon, Ruth Camon,; were
djL^atrice Camon were the evening were
i guests of their relative Mr. Thorn-. paste
as L,. Hynian*and family also Mrs..} l11a' k
' .Irene Moore. , ' ; meet
The pastor is putting on an au- | was
tomobile drive which everybody is j ^01" '
hoping will come out on the top. P?ns<
f | 'i'L
.We are planning to help our pastor
put the program over. . *
We we're glad to see Miss Liza to1 '(
i r, morn
Dozier.
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GREAT FALLS NEWS j MT?
, I ?
Rev. A . IX Harris ol Rock jllill
spent the week-end with M^\ and |
Mrs. Freed Benson. For-**' seri- Sel
i ous cause to attend the funeral of servi
Mr. Freed Benson, Sr. They.mo- Our
toreil him back to Rock llill on .-''eat
Monday afternoon. He was ae- H
companied by Mrs. Freed Benson. the ^
' Mr. Deny Tidwell and Ezell Ben- j a ve
son. We hop'e for the family no sernv
thoughts of grief,-TeTiTCmbiil' the
Lord?gtveth and the Lord taketh * ' .
_ ceasn
-=uwayr- mraMiss
Dorothy Jean Benson was
accompanied by Miss Carlee 1.1 0? e
Gayden while her father and mo- t.(U,](j
ther were attending- his sick father vjces
and brother. ?aw
There was a Bingo party given press
at the home of Mrs. Ulyssee Glad- joyed
den, November 10. Friends from jsjowl
Lancaster and Great Falls were writii
there. They were served a delic- recov
j ious course of hot coffee and sal- Mr
j ad. Hostess were Mrs. Ruth Ben- staun
son, Lcola Benson and Mrs. Susie churc
\ P.nnnintrhitm
I ? ? -MWHJII
Mrs. Asaree Barnes and child- moth<
| ren with Mr. Chisolm motored to was !
| Charlotte, N. C., on last Sunday left 1<
| for her mother 'who were- there two 1
i visiting her son. home
-j ?? ? " Tdfely
THE MISSIONARY CIRCLE <>F will c
FIRST NAZARETH BAFT. The
CHURCH Geors
the w
The Missionary of the First Na- Mr.
! zareth Baptist church met at the W. P.
j home of Miss Vermelle Means on as tht
; Bratton Street. The
The meeting was called to order as fo
by the president. A song was led the d;
j by Mrs. Russall. Prayer by Mrs.
I Littie Cassen. Scripture lesson
j was read by Miss Mamie Hampton.
This brought the devotions to
a close.
The minutes of tlv last meeting j ^ e "
were received and adopted. Minn
Those reported sick are: Mr. (^scu
Nelson, Mr. Guest, Miss Mickle, At 1
Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Sadie Thompson, us a
and Mrs. Jackson. . 3:00
Old and new business was call- to u!
e.u for. .. Each member paiH XL
dues. The dues flor the evening ?n th
was $1.10. Sund
The next meeting will meet at vited
the home of Miss Mamie Harnp- Mr
ton, 1008 Heidt St. , drew
Mrs. Lettie Cassen, Pres. list, >
(Miss) Esther Means, Sec. cover
'ALMETTO LEADER
N'T JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
Hale H. Thompson, pastor
iheville, N. C.?Despite the
, unfavorable weather on the
Saboath, a large crowd wor-d
witn great enthusiasm,
v and rain were much in evi
e all day and all night but
i conditions uid hot take awuy
spirit to GO. The church (
j! experienced a wonderful atmce
and t'he lesson was drs d
with gripping interest. The
>r gave the closing address be
leaving for conference and in ?
tne superintendent and othdticiers
tolcl how interesting (
pleasant it was to have work- |
nth our pastor and Mrs. |
ipson in the Sunday - school. <
Sunday school department I
d successfully it's rally elf- <
for it's usual share in the an- i
conference budget,
r the morning's message, our (
>r selectee, as his subject 1
itual Growth," taken from i
eter 15:18. The message was 1
rhtful and delivered with usu- 1
rvor and onttnioioui* 1 .
r choir rendered unusual 1
tiful music. A large congre- |
n was in attendance upon 1
ing's service and among them
twenty visitors. j
>unt Zion Baptist rendered a
al service at the 3:30 p. ni. t
and Reverend Thomas . Kil- i
vkdivcred a great message in \
absence of Reverend llarel- [
who was called out of the r
upon short notice. A large {
p, enjoyed the service ..and j
did financial receipts were f
sed.
he Well-Fought Battle" con- \
ted the subject of our pas- \
discourse was itjiken from the f
?gPs of scriptijre^ II Timothy
verses. Agfpn, liiany viii- $
worshipped. Bofore the close \
ie service the last reports an- [
conference budget were red
ant. they were over and a t.
the goal. The pastor com- 1
led warmly all of the leaders s
the entire membership for j
cooperation. Presentations y
urses from boards and club
made to our pastor ayd they
received graciously by our
ir who made appropriate res.
On Monday the final boar .
ing for the conference year ,
held and with added reports
ocal purposes all current ex- i
. s were paid for the year. <
e total volume of business for i
ear was $5,700.00. Our pas'- ,
ft ror conference on Tuesday ,
hip.- >
ZION A. M. K. CIll'RCH
1
ev. A\ . P. Carolina. Pastor ^
Jers, S. C.?Last Sunday our
were very K<>od all day. '
pastor delivered to us two (
i sermons'- Sunday morning "
:30 o'clock he came in full of 1
Holy Ghost and preached us *
ry instructive anu - inspiring
on from Acts the Apostle 12:5 '
r therefore Was kepi Tn pris- "1
?ut prayer was made without
ng of. the church unto God fo- j
.Subject: "What is Prayer? I
is message stirred the hearts
eryone. Would that more
have heard it. "Night serwas
also inspiring. Quite a
were in- attendance and?no
ed themselves as having enthe
services. Mr. William '
ing is reported sick at this a
fig; -we pray for him a speedy '
ery. a
. J. L. Crosland, one of oui
ch and blnve leaders of th? ^
h was called-to New Brum: 11
, N. J. to the bedside ol his v
3r, Mrs. Ida Crosland who n
iceidently hurt by a car, .her f
pg broken in two places and E
ibs broken. He has returned
and she is' .recuperating n
We pray to God that she g
ontinue. v
f pastor left Mon Viy for c
;etown where he will spend <,
It I- l_f~ f ' t
ei^ wiin nix lumuy. ^
and Mrs. W. B. Moody hao a
Carolina.
ir dinner guest Sunday, Rev ^
ushers made their repoii {
'imws; ioiui aui-nuance ior ,
ay 350.
W A I.HALL A NEWS {
e M. E. church opened at |
sunl time beginning1 with the
ay school. The lesson was
ssed by Mrs. Sybal Pearson.
1:46 Rev. Stark? brought to
wonderful message and at
p.m. Rev. Thompson brought
* another wonderful sermon,
erii?will?s inuring ?
ie 20th of Noverftber, the fifth ,
ay night. Everybody is in- 1
Admission 10'c.
. Henry Mitchel and Mr. An- I
Wilson are still on the sick i|
ve hope for therii a speedy re- (J
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EASTOVER NEWS
( The Mth Annual Session of the
Holley Funeral Aid Societies oi
Richland and Calhoun counties,
will be held at Gadsden 'Graded
school, November 25th anJ 20th.
The Rev. G. B. Barber have 'been
selected for Master of Ceremonies,
Theie will be plenty of Barbecue
and refreshments of every kind.
Music by the Golden Gates Jubile
iiuurtet of Norfolk, Va.
Mr. Joe Harris, a citizen oi
Eastover departed this life last
i'uesuay night and was Suneralized
last F inlay at Antioch A. M. E.
?ion by Revs. Furgeron and L. G.
Bowman. Mr. Harris was hot a
member of a church, and he
Lhuugnt he was as goo>.. as the people
belong to church. He was ib
jnly about d0 minutes. He tcieu
to get in the church after he bev
:ame very ill, . but the door wa.>hut.
Mary Frances Haughty, G years
)ld, caught fire trying to warn,
ler back and before he|p could be
cached, she was in a blaze. ^Ir.
Daughty rushed her to the Colum>ia
hospital, but the end came be
:or morning. She was broughJack
and was funeralized at Red
Hill Baptist church Tuesday by
ier pasior, itev. UUCKett.
. Ilolley and* Son Undertaker was
n charge of both funerals.
A hew set up have been put on
tt St. Phillip church by Rev. Bow
nan and every body seemed to be
velj pleased. Next Sunday will
re'the election of trustees and all
nember's are asked to be. out. Tht
ifth Sunday is Trustee rally, and
til members are lotfkjng forward
'or the same.
Mrs. Anno Bell Martin spent th
veek-end home from school and
eports that she is getting alone (
ine. t- . Digging
potatoes is in progress,
tnd while geathering, lay aside one
tushel Vr your pastor and notifv
dm, he will gladly call for same.
Don't forget the Palmetto Lead
r; we are adding numbers to our .
ist every, week, why. nut let me j
rupply you each week, only 5c ,
ter week. A-c^yd will bring it to (
oil. " i
Come to church! go to church' ^
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UWINC.S NEWS '
Ml. Carmel A.M.E. Church
Rev. J. W. Thomas, Pastor
Sunday, school opened at the us- j
lal hour. Classes 1 and 2 were
:ombined and beautifully taught .
iy Mrs. Brown. Classes 3 and 4 ,
vere well instructed by Miss Anlie
Daniels. The lesson was re- j
dewed by the Supt., T. E. Fergu- j
i0"' : ^
Elder J. E. Benn will preach <
lere Monday night, November 23. j
L'ome one and all and witness the ?
iormon.
The Mt. Carmel school opened
Monday, November 10th with tearhei's
as follows: Professor and
Mrs. Brown. Miss Annie Daniels
ii .Newberry and .Miss Solomon of (
Drangeburg. <
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Nelson werb
he guests of Mr. ;and Mrs. Wal- 1
TV Mxon Sunday evening. ~i
Those on tho sick list this week (
ire: Mrs. Ifaley Byrd. and M i\ AL?4
en Stoddard, ?Jr.
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CARLISLE NEWS
i
Mt. Eden A. M. F. Church ?
Quite a few of the members of ^
dt. Eden and Paradise churches .
ittended the annual conference in
dewberry and reported an enjoyible
time. .
Rev. C. C. Mcllwain was sent .
lak for his fifth year to the above ^
mined chuiih*o^-<*He was received
n
nth a most hearty welcome bv
v
members and many of his, loyal .
riends of the A. M. 'E. Zion anil
taptist churches. .
v
On. Tuesday night, the loyal
lembers of the *Mt. Etlen church
ave their pastor and family a
cry pleasant surprise, when they ^
ante in loaded down with many t
ood things to eat. Rev. and Mrs
Icltwain expressed their appreci ^
tion. All left feeling happy af?r
having made others happy. ,
he loyal members have pledged ^
[> uo an an ,ineir power to make ^
his a successful year.
James Chaptjl Baptist church
as accepted Rev. MofVet of Rock
(ill for their pastor another year.
IPga
'
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He took change ill full Sunday,58th
of November. Rev. F. L. Wilkes
pastured this congregation for
eight years with success.Services
were good at St. Luke
A- AI. E. Zion church, Sunday.
The Pastor, Rev. H. E. ililliain
brought t0 his hearers a great
message from St. Mark 14:8, after
which Misses Marie Hunter tanic
up to the altar and was Raptizecf
and was received into the church
a full member.
Sunday, November 1, Master
Virgin Chick was received into the
church.
Rev. J. M. Hawkins preached a
soul stirring sermon Sunday nite
from St. John 14:2. "In my Father's
house are many 'mansions".
Everyone seemed to have cnjoyeu
the message.
The Stewardess board and Missionary
society icf Wijliam Chapej"
A. M. E. Zion church are working
earnestly together to send Rev.
Hilliam up to the annual, confer,
ence next week with a nVw
of clothes. Those on the sick lis."
are not doing so wel.
Services Will be at St. Luke .'LUO
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The Missionary society of St.
Luke will meet at Mrs.. Llatu Sav
a.,.. t.i '
*.6c uuuuiij tt L 1- O CIOCK. * ouu
one, come all.
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.SOUTH CHARLESTON XKWfc
Kev. J. C. Murray, I'astor
Sun.Aay school (Jft.nvened at .its
usual hour, with Si:pt-. ! ' L>. Eur.
gess, presiding. The lesson was
timely reviewed and briefly discussed.
At 11:45 Elder II. Alston presented
Rev. Lavelley, who witnessed
his 81st Birjthday a few
days ago. He delivered a wonderful
sermon; everyone gained
thought from tlTts-fftator. We are
lad to have him to worship with
us, come again. One candidate
was- received, in the church. A
rally was sponsored by the Trustees.
Total cllcction $.'15.00. We
ire thanking those of you who cooperated
and those who dr.' not,
is \v.e know that you will respond.
iVe are thanking Sisters and
friends who assist in decorating
ne parsoriage.
At 7:45 Rev. J. C. Murray?tfwivered
a strong, spiritual mesi'age.
On Sunday, November 20th
s know a-as Trustees. Rally Day
Bros, assest $1.00; Sisters 50e.
The Sunday school is sponsoV'
ng an Excursion on Sunday, Nov.
JOth at 4:00 p. m. to Wonderland
Come and pro with us to Central
Baptist church, Summerville, S. C.
"are round trip 50c. The Sunday
ichool, choir will entertain you.
solos,' Duets, etc.. Remember th"
Friendly church in the pines. Yon
ire always welcome.
A. Abraham, Reporter
BATESBt"R(J, NEWS
The Olive Branch Sunday schbo'
jpened at the usual hour with tin
. hurch-goers at their post of duty
Sunday afternoon the u.Arri
ward conventinn rnivmrd "it ''1
ve Branch with each one doing its
luty. The evening was enjoyed
>y all whtr witnessed it.
We have quite a few deaths in
ind about the community. We
lope those, who have passed away
ire resting easy. Among the dead
tre Miss Roxic Hartley and Ruth
fohnson.
JEFFERSON NEWS
"The Shannon Training School
vith two new members on the
acuity: Prof/' G. E. Evans am
drs. Evans, is progressing very
licely. ^The classroom work, as1,
veil as the other activities, is gb ,
ng at full blast.
The parcnt-teacher association,
rhich is Very much alive is doinc
omc real const met iv? wnrl
?
On Sunday., November 15, Mr.
nd Mi'it. J. L.. Whaley, parents of
Irs. Evans; Miss Nora Harris,
eacher in the St. Matthews Higl.<
chool and Mr. J. \Y. Butler of St
latthews were the guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. Evans at their home in
efferson. A host of friends came
i during the day to meet the vis;ors.
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PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
DR. A. B. JOHNSON ,
SUHGFXJN Office
132.'!\*t ,\?^i !y Street
Phone 346?
JUaidenc*: 919 Oak Street
Phono S74t
REV. J. H. JOHNSON
lOHice: Marion Street
NOTARY ITI*!.ir
Oeaj.'r in R?al fcst.at< performs '
marriage. ceremonies, 'write.- w.lls v,"
't-i'ij;, more-ageJ. claims, etc*1. .
_? Call to See Him
Office Phone Slf7 Res. G7 *8
N. J. KPionrHi/'r
_ ? , ? M J 1/ A. IVt V. I *
I \tt<irney-at-I.avpand S'etary Public
I PRACTICE I'lV ALL COLKTS ...
?St.au* Hitd Federal
110 Wasnin^loi. bit., Cela., 'S. C.
UK. H. H. COOPfclH
(leitM
I Special Attention Ui>?n uj Uim
I aeaeee-ot^tne AJuiu*
I? _rViU u\ii>? >*. ui fll a*** W'f
A SJ ouJUl}'
I Office Pn'une Ka>. 32v.
I 1125 Washington Si., Gola., ft. O.
DR. L. M. DANIELS
I ?
Ph)sician and Surgeon
r.jliice Hours: y to 10 A. M.; 1 to i
P. M. 6 to S P. M.
I Special Attention Given Disease*
Of Women.
I Oflice: # - Residence:
1 1125 Washington 2liW lian.pt.cri
I Phone G420 -Phone iuO.
f ? * ?
UK. J. G. STUAKT
Lye, .Lai. .V'si; anil i. in oat
...
Glares Pitted AiCJ.<tvei>.
Ollice Hours; i'ciepnoiiv.
I 11;UU to 1: P. Ai. K*.s>. 4i>j.
t>;_UU to 6:U0 P. Al. UHiee O.J#
I Oliieel xvostueuie.
OUOU Taylor St. 1411, Pine at
.
I Ollice Hours: Tel-.ptiune.
11 A. Al. to U 1'. M. Ki^.-aoiD
6 P. M. to & P. Al.
Dr. W. D. Chappelle
Pliysiciajyt and burgeon
iiiseases oi >? omen anu cinldren
A Specialty.
Ollice: Kesidence:
01 10 Lady St. 1
ioui rine s>u
Columbia, ?> c. ,
UlliCc Hours: r"ioiit-a,? ~
ti U II iV iM~ " ~ Uiin e uUo<i
ii to Z t\ Jki. Ue? oiva
o 10 b t. m.
Dr. K. ii. Frederick
i'h> MCian
___ Utiiee: """ Residence;
ilUTVa Washington i^lo Vark
Over Victory saving liu.m,
Columbia, b. Cr'non^c-ial
1 ' a
; Ail classes- o; oentai Work = ??
Dr. D. flTHailman
? u "
_ ^ 11 1 l S 1
1'AIN Il.V I KAC i 1U.NS
1 Siauuavs b> Appointment*
UinCC. _i)U^ '/it vjtU'Vaia Otl^ot
Coiuinuia, ?>. V..
Dr. H. D. Thomp ui
DKM'lSl
1323 l/j Ask .nbl> iSt. to! ,
i'hone 31H6
Liol|d t. in>*UA?itriuufh-?fia t
&>pe<- tll>. l.Mraci.ons M
Painless
in Winnsboro Wednesdays ?...
Saturdays at A. Russell um.u
Phone 219
Otliee Hourg;. : f
x- v.. ?
11
- "V A. Al. to 7:00 P. AI. (Jll.r; ).i?
Resident* ?73
Dr. I). K. Jenkins .
I) E N 1 IS 'l
Filling, Plates, Clowns, Bridge*
Buiuiay by Appt intnmit Ane?tb?dia
a Specialty
Hair (.re***
For DisMwd -i.ivea Lif* A
Beauty. J**1 GROWER?
[mc* PRICE J6t
IM( Bin ruling St. CelaubU
Tounia Drug Store, Waahingt? Wk.
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