The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 19, 1936, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, December 19, 1936
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
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Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor
Colombia, S. C., December 13?
Although Sunday was slightly
cold, our services were not affected
badly. The Sunday school opened
10:00 a. m. Rev. Lewis reviewed
the lesson beautifully.'
At 11:15 a. ni. Rev. Lewis had a
splendid sermon readya ifor his
\ hearers. His text was taken from
, Iaaiah* 28:20 and he use>..' as his
subject "The Shaping of Our Civilization."
Quite a number.of yis
Itors were present at this service. At
5:30 p. m. A. C. E. League "
opened with...Mr Wehhor-in-chargev
? Thedopic for discussion was "The
Appreciation of the Jew." This
topic was discussed by some of 'lie
members.
Next Sunday, December 20th,
the Leaguers are planning a very
. good program. All we are ask- .
?ing you to do U como and...htuv-'x
your friends. All that you are
asked to do when you come is sit
and listen. We' know you will enjoy
the program.
Rev. Lewis preacliej again foi
us Sunday night and wy are quite
sure that those who heard him enjoyed
the message.
You are invited to attend all
of our services next Sunday, DeA
cember 20. Sunday school begins
* at 10 a, m.; pleaching services at
! 11:15 a. m. and 7:30 p. in.;' th^ A.
C. E. League at 5:00 p. m. ' Cbine
and bring visitors with you * for
they are always welcome.
The Historical Pageant "Defcpecting
Race Progress and Ac
hievement" was presented fqr th<
bcTOfitrcf Bethel last Monday, De
cember 7, sponsored by Miss Edna
Butler and Mrs. Annie < Garrisor
of' Union Baptist church. This
* was a rich affair and highly enjoy
ed by everyone. We are indee.
grateful to these Christian workers
for their cooperation which re
.suited in $15.00 to assist u* in oui
* -struggle. .. . T
> ST. ANDREWS A.M.E. CHURCI
Rev. G. H. White, Pastor This
is the church that welcome}
you. .At morning worship the
children's hour began with a Xmat?Carol
by a group of little folk ur
. der the direction of our efficient
organist and one of our publit
W school teachers, Mrs. J. E. Smith
v The pastor's message for the chil<
^ rcn wag "Do You Want to b'
W Happy?" followed by another sonp
Rv< This feature of our sorviens wm
W* . , welcomed and ehjoyed by both
" young and old. For adult service
? Beautiful Hands was the subjocl
_used by the pastor. Our distinguished
visitor was Dr. G> A. The
mas district Supt. of the Charleston
district of the M.E. Church.
He brought to us a very thought.
ful and encouraging message. Iim
th? afternoon Sunday school \va;
ft well attended under the leadership
P of Supt. Smith. Mrs. Fred Green's
class is raising money to get1 more.
L shrubbery for the church and parsonage.
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At 6 o'clock Pres. Jos. Thompson
called the League to ordei
and presented?Mis.4 Christine, Robv
in on. chairman of the program
V co?rrittee, who had a varied program
of readings, recitations, sol's
and addresses. The public
school teachers who took a part
W were Misses Yirtelle Fair, Florida
> Jackson. Estelle Stevenson, Susii
Mae Irick and Lizzel Alexander
For evening services pastor used
Phil. 3:8 "Exalting Christ". He
brought forwaird a strong mes
sage. The visitors were Misse?
Susan and Rosalee McCant, MessrsJake
Tisdel and Samuel Rhue alsr
Miss Almeta Robinson, one of oui
public school teachers. The pas
tor and Mr. Fred Green attended
\ the district meeting at Lake City
la**.?Tuesday morning, ,\yhrn,'. he .
'i nreached.
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BROWNS CHAPEL A. M. E.
ZION CHURCH
, Rev. A. C. Crocker. Pastor _
Lowrys, S. C?The past week
was dreary, but the Lord bless us
Sunday with a warm sunshine day.
, The 1st and' 3rd Sundays being
our preaching days, the second
and fourth Sundays We have Sund
* school at 2:00 p.m.; list and
3 a Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Oui
Sunday school lesson was be&utii
fully discussed by the Supt., Bro.
Milton White with very nice at?tendance.
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At 3:00 p.m. Our Presiding elder,
iRiev. C. L. Flowe came from
the lower church to render the
Communion of our first quarterly
conference. We are also happy,
our loving Bishop Martin sent oui
' elder back for another year. As
usual Elder Flowe preached a s<5ul
stirising sermon. Text found Matt
19:21: Sell tihat thou hast and
give to the poor. Subject: What '
Lacken I Yet? The presiding el
der was paid out. everyone leit
happy and we pray how soon our
next quarter will meet so we car
hear our lovely elder again.
The Ladies Aid Society will '
t' ' meet at- sister -Mattie-Walker-mr ^
Monday night, December 14.
The school children will have a
Christmas tree, December 23. Af- '
ter the tree the P. T. A. will have
its second meeting. Mr. W. M.
Green was elected president; Mrs.
Millie Peay secretary of the I
T. A. _
LEESVILLE NEWS
V . Sunday school began at it<? us-1
ual hour with superintendent and
ff tSflgflfefa ft! tiltilr pusl uf duty.-3%eil
lessen- was well taught and rev
viewed.
Mrs. J. C. Norris left Sunday
l for New Jersey where she will
sppnd awhile. ,
Mr. Robert Harris left Sunday
for New York.
k tiimriir iaM-it-iCur iri P- i" i *
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MORRIS BROWN
A. M. E. CHUCH
Rev. J. W. Withcrspoon, Pastor
In spite of cloudy weather which
prevailed all day last Sunday, the
attendance ut tne services at Moi- v
ris Brown were fair. The day be- '
gun with the usual sermonette to "
the children on, the subject "Les-, f
>ons lrom St.'Luke": Knowing our j"'
place in life, and keeping in that ^
place was stressed by the pastor. ^
Old, as well as youitg, were" ben- tl
ctited by the sermonette. The f(
Sunday school functioned at their p
usual hour." with Bro. R. Gadsden p
and his- staff of tcachefS attend- ,
ing, During the League hour, a
Gubst Rally was staged by the f(
Deaconesses, which was well at- s
tended. F
At 7:130 p.m. Dr. Withcrspoon ^
sp; ke from 1st .Timothy", 2nd.chap- C
.cr and fith verse.? He selected as jj
a, topic ""Holding On"T Enduring a
mildness, as a good splditr, and ^
che results to be obtained there- S
.'rom, were stressed as high lights. ?
is the subject was unfolded hy the "
peaker. Mtriis Brown is still ac'tive
in the prosecution of the i)
hurch program. Estimates are
<eing received for painting the en v
.ire property, including the parsonage.
h
Sunday was Dollar Day. A spec
.al cfFore, was requested, and the ,
espcnSe by encouraging. The
United Brotherhood gave an anuial
supper on the 11th inst. The ,
veathei' was inclement, but a good
rowd attended. The Ladies Auxliary
to the Brotherhood was
tartc-d. At Tlie close of the ev- -i
?ning service, a group from the :i
fenkins Orphandge reijH^e>ed sev- 1
ral selections,which^-were well :>
ceived. This group, composed en- C
irely of, girls, acquitted themselv- I1
es splendidly. A collection was J1
aiscd for them by the Stewards. s
The pastor's sermon at 11 A.M.
vas"preached from Acts 22 chap,er
and 8th ,verKe, We-enjoyed a
plcndid gospel message delivered q
it that hour. Our church contin- ,j
ie? tn look forward. Following ?
their usual custom, the League is v.
preparing to distribute Christmas ?
baskets to the less fortunate at ;)
Christmas time. Several Christ
,?, o noMtotoa o vn rnV\no ?*Cnrl V
and wiH bo staged during the (
Jhristmas season. * s'
ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH n
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Rev. R. A. Young, Pastor n
Sunday was home-coming day * '
at St. Paul church. We are very j"'
clad that <vr pastor has boon re.urned
hack to us. Sunday school c<
period at the usual hour the su- 7.
erintendcnt and officers at their 1
post of duty.
At 12 o'clock the pastor brought j
o us a won<lerful message from g
>t. Luke 14:2, subject: "The Su- j j]
preme Gilt''. This message was a
ike a tornado, thisv being our t
Communion day, a very large con- y
gregation partook of the Lord's lj
upper. We were delighted to n
have with us Mr. Jas. Wadsworth f<
ind Mrs. Ola Bowers of St. James
church. Come again. ii
We are looking forward to our' b
irst quarterly conference rwhich t<
vill hi- held at Mt. Hebron A.M. si
E. church, December 10th. ' E
Mr. David Tobias left for Long
Branch, N. J., to visit relatives. a
Mr. Bo\yman Tobias left December
I.'1th for Chicago, 111., There he ?
will make his home with his son.
Mrs. Fannid O. Counts, reporter. o)
PROSPERITY NEWS
CklUU A M V fhnrch
0?!II1'II V * ' J)'
Rev. T. F. Vance, Pastor w
On last Sunday the sevvice at g
Shiloh began with a very interest- tj
invr Sunday school lesson. The s(
I"'""" nicely rtnd interesting!y
discussed and reviewed. ai
The pastor delivered a fine ser- w
mon. Those present who witness- el
d the service at Hhiloh reported u(
an unusual lesson and sermon. The d
vistors say they will come again. c<
On Thursday night of this week ( cl
loh held a business meeting at the d]
home of Mrs. Nellie Ruff. - j r<
On Friday night the members tc
nf tV>r> />hnir nrc rennested to meet w
at the church. Everyone is asked "
tt> be present.
Twice every month the ParentTeacher
association conducts its ,
meeting at Howard Junior High ^
school. The meeting day is Wed- J
nesday 3:00 o'clock. All of the
patrons are urged to attend. < y.
We again * call your attention! ^
The Prosperity Undertaking Co.
is at your service. We always appreciate
your patronage and will er
help you if we can. We plan to"
vour advantage as well as ours, ?]
We handle anything you want, th
Phone 14. T. E. Robinson, presi- ni
dent; H. B. Rikard, secretary. 3f
IN ION BAPTIST MISSIONARY gl
CIRCLE NO. 1 ? th
J-i W
On Monday evening, December m
14th, the circle met at the home o-f to
Mrs. A. L. Reese, 1010 Pine St., ti
entertained bv Mrs. Grant, 'rhe oi
tiQuse was,called_ to order at 6:30 ; S
p. ni. Opening song "Keep Your j M
Light Trimed and Burning," play- ai
ed by Mrs. Laura Jones. Prayer . EP
by Mrs. Davenport. Socon 1 se- | ai
lection, "The Old Kuggod Gross.
Scripture le?>on the 40th chapter E
of the Prophet of Isaiah. The ruin
utes of the last meeting was called
for, received and adopted. Unfinished
and new business discussed. a
After the business meeting, we si
listened to a very nice program. P
s We were all so gla to have with V
us throe visiting friends, Mrs s
Mai'tln, Mrs-. and Mi's. Mlll.t. ~r.
On December 21, we will meet r
with Mrs. Gunthrop at 225 Bull
St. After the meeting the hostess b
served chicken salad, crackers, s
cookies, hot tea and after dinner 1
mints, every one seemed to be in
the Xmas spirit. ? -
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NEWBERRY NEWS
Drayton Street High School
Prof. R. F. Gladden, Principal
The guests Friday morning
vote Supervisor, Prof. U. S. Gallian
and Supt. Prof. O. B. Canon,
who witnessed the close a
200.00 rally. There was a conesl
among the classes. All of
he teachers anu students worked
ard. The class that Won* the
anner was 11th grade, Miss Gary
eacher, who reported $44.00. The
laced on the table.1 Profs. Canoiu.
Gladden and Gall roan gave
om.o very encouraging remarks.
Prof. R. F. Gladden carried the
allowing persons to Hannah's
chool to render a program: Mrs.
lunice E. Allen, Music directress,
liases Ernestine Gladden, Ajetta
iilliam, Eugenia Allen, Vivian
nd Elsie Gallman," Messrs. Gusrlle
Pettis, John Ruff, i Eugene
'ingleton, Kenner, Robert Klerkly,
iimpson Turley and Sylvester
Hair.
The young ladiep presented the
lusicale and the young men the
oxing bout. The entire program
ras enjoyed by all. .
Mr. H. H. Rikard Mi-ses Johnie
Singleton and Bobo wen; very
ospitable.
Two white men from the Agri
unure uepi. oi u. presented an
Iducational show- in the auditorlm,
11:00" o'clock Wednesday
Wiling that was quite inspiring
o' all. The city Supt. was also
resent.
Prof. Glad ?n brought greetings
r.d encouragement to the faculty
nd students front two of the
rembers-of^class 1930. in persons
f Miss Daisy Butler and Mrs.
!ecil Jones. Both of. them are
olding up the standard of D. S.
iidging from the report they
ent to him,
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Rev, A. 11. Reasoner, Pastor
The Sunday school and -League
ervice> were enjoyed bV'Sil. Prof.
!. W. Jones, Supt. conduete,. Sunay
school and Miss Anslie. Jones
ras the leader in the I^eague^s.erice.
As the service consisted of
hri>tmas Carols, several new
nes were sung.
Friday afternoon Mrs. A. T.
lePly. accompanied Mrs. Sloan
white) to the church for Bible
tudy. The few enjoyed the serice,
but the President, Mrs. Euico
E. Allen asked* Mrs. Sloan to
tart with the same les>on' at the
ext meeting irY order that all of
lie ladies may get the entire
aurse. We tru?t the church wili
e full, because she is certainly
msecrate.1 for the service of God
nd, I believe it wijl be very beneCial
to all who enroll.
Prof, and Mrs. C. H. Holmes, the
ister of Mrs. G. C. Grant, Dr.
ane Singleton from. West Palm
each, Fla., were the guests of
ir. and Mrs. J. E. Grant and Mr.
nu airs. U. ai. \Vilson Sunday,
hoy reported a very pleasant day.
Irs. Annie Robinson and Mr. Gilam
wore happily united in matrilony
two weeks ago. We wish
>r them much success.
Mrs. Hattie Searles, after havis;
spent a pleasant time in Newerry,
with her father and sis>r,
and in Greenwood, with her
ister. returned to her home in
etroit, Mich.
Messrs. H. B. Rikard, Butler,
nd U. S. Gallrnan, Misses Doro
ly Gilliam and Gary attended the
iedmont Congressional District
eachers' meeting at Seneca,
here they received a great deal
f information.
MillerChapel Church
Rev. W. C. Crawford, Pastor
Sunday being a beautiful day
lany church "goers found their
ay to the church. A "very fine
un. ?y school was conducted by
leir Supt. Bro. E. Floyd. The les>n
was beautifully discussed and'
. viewed by-the .Supt,?Promptly,
t 11:30 o'clock the churclr was
ell filled with earnest worshiprs.
The pastor ps usual preachl
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. ?.,w own. .->11111116 tllC3J?Kea U3
resnhToft the same -1 young men
>nneetecl themselves to the
lurch. This being Junior church
tossed in their white robes and
' ndereJ sweet music. The pas>r
and members were high in
"ords of praise, for the effort of
ic young people,
St. Matthew Baptist Church
Rev, ,S M. Halsey, Pastor
Sunday was a fine day "for"
lurch and Sunday school _ goers,
unday school opened on its usual
our with the Supt. and officers
; their post of uuty. The admce_class
was taught hy the pas.
>r, with full instruction. After
ic morning service the pastor had
i leave in haste to attend 2 fun als.
B. Y. P. U. at 6:30; the proram
was good as usual. At 7:30
le pastor came before us with a |
essage <*1 cheers from Johrv. 19:-j
1. Subject: "It's finished and He
>wed his head and give up the
host." The spirit ran high to
lose who received it. After
hich the Lord's supper was adinistered.
Listen aj^i forward
i the coming of the 7 great na
ons which will come together
i Mori, lay t)ight, December 21, at
t. Matthew in honor of the church
re are going to build a church
nd these nations must come toether,
You are invited to come
od witness the program.
,MMANTEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. F. Dreher, Pastor
Sunday was a pleasant day for
11 church-goers. The Sunday
Lhool opened at 10:15 a.m. by the
astor. The Supt., Mr. M. B.
Williams being ill. After the leson
had been taught hv the vari.
US tfcAcners, the lesson wag also
eviewed by the pastor.
11:30 a.m. Rev. R. A. Hilderand
delivered a vyonderful mesage
using as his subject "Zion's
Pravelera:" Found Isa. 3i:8.
The A. C. E. League opened al
6:00 p.m. with Mr. J. W. Sawyai
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THE PALMETTO LEAfeEK
' in charge. The subject for diacussidh'
''Respect" was very interestingly
cliscubsed.
1 he evening service was splenuicfiy
attendeu at 7:30 p.m. Rev.
Dreher had ai. inspirational sefjiion
lor ins hearers^- His text was
taKen from Lcc. 0:3. He used for
ins subject: "3 Greatest Gvents in
iiistory".
We had quite a few visitors aniong
them were Rev. Burroughs
and the S. C. State quartett which
sang several selections. AH were
welcomed. ? Conn? again ,
Sisters Rosa Brown and Martin
: aud_diro.-ftk:Hr:W411iams are"on"the
sick list.
PICKENS M. E. CHURCH
' Rev. F. L. Lawton. Pastor
Sunday, December 13th was a
-ejuntiay ^chooPupT7ncd~at~th"e USual
hour, 10:00 a.m.. Lesson taught
oy the pastor; beautifully discussed.
Morning services were opened
at 11 a.m. and after the'"regular
devotional exercises our pastor
came before us With an inspiring
message. Subject: , "Incarnation
of Christ". It .was enjoyed by ail.
We are very happy over the return
of our - pastor. This is his
fifth year of service with us. We
are looking forward to greater
things for the coming year.
At 3 o'clock the silver tea met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Goldman's. An inspiring program
was rendered, after which a
-. delicious ^rmiad-course?was^servod
with Miss Evelyn Goldman, hostess.
At 5:00 p.m, the Epworth League
opened-with Mrs. Cordelia R.
Burgess, president and the presideilL
anil inomhur.. /if VVoolo..
M. E. church League met with us
in full foice. An interesting program
was rendered. "What Christ
mas Means to us", discussed by
' "Mr. E. B. Holliday. Paper: The
Local Church Committee on Religious
Education, by Frances Rosemom].
Solo "Star of the East''
Mrs. A. B. Rosemoml. Selection
frcm Lawton quartett. Remarks
Rev. E. C. Wright. Contribution
of $2.(JO was raised.
Friends of Miss Beulah Wakefield
regret very much to hear of
her absence from Benedict college
on account of sieknss. We hope
for her a 'speedy recovery, that
she may soon resume her studies
immediately after the holidays.
Mrs. Cherrie Hendrix and son
is improving nicely after a recovery
from pneumonia."
SAINT JAMES
, A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor
Asheville, N. C.?The past Sabr
bath clay was a glorious and beautiful
day and the achievements in
things spiritual and temporal were
bounteous. The Sunday school
had a very .large attendance and
the lesson for the day was di^cuss d
with unusual interest. The rehearsals
and plans for the annual
Chritmas tree continue to go forward
with great enthusiasm and
the entire church both senior and
juiflor'will keep abreast With the
Yuletide season. Appropriate
music throughout the season will
be rendered-under the direction of
Mr. J. W. Brogdpn and Mrs. Olf
lie Reynolds..
The morning's message was delivered
by our minister who selected
as his subject "Spiritual
Darkness" taken - from St. John
1:5. The discourse was thoughtful,
forceful and full of inspiration.
The congregation received
the message with deep interest. A
large congigation worshippd and
many visitors were present^.
In attendance upon the evening's
service was a large audience.
The subject of our pastor's- mossage
was "Paul's Intercession For
Onesimus" taken from Philemon
1 *17 Visitnrc nt mir nvpnirtcr'c
service were numerous. Our senlor
choir rendered music throughout
the day.
OWlNtiS NEWS*
Mt. Carmel A. M. E. Church
Rev. John D. Boyd, Pastor
Sunday was a pleasant day for
all church goers. Sunday school
opened at the u^ual hour, with the
Supt. ahd teachers at their duty.
At 11:30 Rev. Boyd delivered
a burning message. It*-was en-joyed
.bv-alL - .
The teacher and Bible1 students
were nt their post, of duty Sunuay.
The lesson A'as well instructed
by the teacher.
The League began at the usual
hour, with plenty of pep.
We were glad to see Mr. T.
Walker and family of Mauldin.
S. C. at church Sunday.
Mr. John Owens and Mr. Wister !
Kilgore left for Washington Sonday.
Rev. Earl Wright, Rev. and
Mrs. Nesbit Hood of Laurens, S.
C. were the pop.callers of Air.
John Williams and family Sunday
evening.^
?You are cordially nrrfted to a
Christmas tree December 28fh, at
Mt. Carm?l church.
OAK, GROVE CIRCUIT
Rev. I). I). Doughty, Pastor
Elder Janerette held his first
quarterly conference at Oak Grove
church, December 13th. Sunday
school opened 10 o'clock. The superintendent
was at his post of
duty with his teachers. The lesson
was taught. Review by Elder
Janerette. Prayer meeting began
11 o'oloojt. - -At. 11 .30 Elder Jhne
rette preached from the Book ol
St. Matthew. He used for his subject:
"Be Not Afraid". He preach
ed a noble sermon. This church
don't fail to pay "out the elder.
With the . leadership of Brother
> Doughty this churoh and commun
ity Is coming out
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| EM AN I* EI,. A. M. K. C III I{( II
Ilev. K. K. Itroudrn, Pastor
OiUj last Sun lay naming, :
regular devotional* which piece'd
e\. the sermon; were conducted. by
the pa-, tor, assisted by our own
Rev. a. Washington and Key. J.
\\ lut> . Luring those preliminaries,
part of the sixth chapter .of
St. I.like was read for tin* morning's
lesson, after, wiinh "the
twenty-seventh Psalms was read
responsjvely. The text .may i.?c
- found in the chaptei i'i;i.. 11" : ' ;\t
the forty-seventh and lU-rtv-eiir'n..
" "VCrBeST? Whosoever lynnetfi to ine,
and hearcth my saying, etc. The
next verse tells about jtwo 'men
who built a house. One built on
the sand, the other on a sure '
foundation. , In part the pastor j
admonished his hearers to ,boii .
on the foundation that st-jind-. im-.
-evoiv-using?the ptHrrs - of Truth,
Love. Faith anil Mono Tin.
mon was beautifully narrated and '
/ery impressive. Visitors Were
present and on brun^ invited to tiie j
front, were Riven a hearty \voi- j
come by the pastor and court1 r.
tion. l'he theme of t he . serin j
was, "Spiritual Foundation.'!
"John's Vision on I'atiAos" v.<i:
he subject of the S. nd.iy .-ch ?! ;
esson on last Sun a.v. The saa.e ;
was ciuhti>ii.#tiei|tly di eu--?-d.
ifler which the lesson v ; - m-\ p
d juy the superintende ut. * Hev. '
3A>x<ien'was present am. instruct-1
id his class which is RrowinR. lie j
itso spoke to the school as is his j
usual custom. A 1:iiro number id !
visitors from other'Sunday:.-chool- |
vere present. Tlie "puTi'd was in "'
aerestinRly spent.
The activities of the day f er- j
minuted with another' hu 'M i
1 leimon. "Then the spit it said ' uri- j
to Phillip, "go near, an. join thy."
;elf to the . chariot." Acts .oiyhthj
jh^pter and tvyehty-ijinlh ' vuim-. '
'Divine Direction" was the'theme |
from which the pastor "spUTTe.; ' A n. I
jviation of spiritual enthusiasm
?vas the outcome of this mai vclon..
sermon: Before the close of the ]
vcfvice a special prayer was'offer- ]
d in behalf of the sick and unfortunate.
The Worship closed jlsl |
us beautifully as it opened.
Mrs. Broaden was somewhat in- I
disposed on last Sunday. Wt,
trusti-he will be able to be with as
very socn.
The clerk read the names o.
seven sick members. All of which
are not seriously ill, but unable ..to
leave their homes. Mrs. A. K
uadsv.en is still" conlU|V(t to h*
room. We wish for all of them a
speedv recovery.
HOESEY TEMl'LE
C. M. E. CI11' KC11
Atlanta, Ga.?The lirst Sundav
in December was a high d?hs-1
many ways, and will long l>o re- j
membc-red by the appreciative eon- .
gregation that worshiped at 11 1 ]
sty Temple C. M. K. "chinch <?t '
Atlanta, (la., on that dav.
Dr. W. M. Gladden and ..M s,.
Gladden received a warm welcome
from the entire, congregation'. H> v.
1 Gladden is an able minister and
have pastored some of the ~tnn?v
| outstanding churchts of the south.'
j On the Wednesday night folowing,
a representative group of
members met at the church foi
praytr service afid a special bu.-iness
meeting. These present were
I very much inspired am.' pledged to
i give their whole Simnmt -in.I .... I
operation in successfully putting
wcrthc program-of the new pas-,
tor.
The Stewart Board had mad*-I
ample preparation by way of providing
a comfortable church.
N EW BROOK LAN I) CIRCUIT
Ml. I'isgah A. M. E. Church
Rev. O. C.- Dunham, I'astor
Sunday school opened at the u?;tal
hour, with the Asst.. Supt.. Mr.
Sani Carter at his "pu.-t of duly.?
Our Sunday school was reorganized
with practically the same officers
and teachers. The new
mem hers added to?mrr?staff?of- teachers
are:. Miss.Ruth Washington,
Mrs. Amy Legion and Alwi.la
lohnson.
At 12:00 o'clock the pastor
mounted the rostrum and preached
a wonderful sermon. His theme
was "Keep Your House in Order."
In Yds sermon he said. "The Holy
Ghost will not abide in a filthyhouse.
Did not our hearts burn
within us as the man of God tarrfc-d
with us by the way side, and
explained to us the sci iptnre. We
were glad to have Mi\ JoTopTTDickerson
of Philadelphia. Pa.
worship with us Sunday. Visitors :
are always welcome. Mrs. Ida
Lorick, Mr. Julius Carter and Miss 1
Kvelyn Johnson nre rn the sick '
list. We hope for them a speedy j
recovery.
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MT. ZION A. M. K. ( III R( II
Rev. II. L. Guiles, Pastor
The service at Mt. Ziop, v.as
very splendid under the condition!
of the weather. The Sunday School
le6son whs vor-y ^ood.
The momhiir senvjon w.;? v?'ry
interesting. The pastor chose his
argument from Genesis, subject",
(a. ii. .1 ! - m
jp^
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. :< 'amy iVum this sviinun.
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1 i tU- (' t' tabic . c: tcrri.viit
v 1 had ait. /lion . iMnni
on Friday nifcht river, by Mi>.
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' i'rof. Jiowiiuin ami Miss Ward.
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,"!i ?i?*iivc*ia wuiuierfiil senu'iin'
; ! I h:'- i. xt t\ .iy,/.j V:A'
fuiir c- v.-.s -.rv.-il
'imi Sunday in- N*oeini-vi;.
i\?.d W I '
^:iy we iv: wonderfully blessed of,
| i'avii:tr in. .'their p:
'< ;i mother. seven su'iow'o '
' >r? ill -r, some or Mr. \y<y..oi*Hi y -? I
i la'.jv' .s and sb!iie </'. Mr . \\"p .[>'.rry">
relatives and i i-i?*"..? 1 - at
.he family 'c'.:i ku di: mo - t |
;t was one of the Jiiost- lovn?r
trath'ti.it-ir ?i. lain;:.. .- j
and frien\ . and everyone there ;
rnjoyod themselves. Tli!* . Ijttle 1
Hvildren played all day so-i.ai* iiy i
. h:le the irrowil folks' all uyonp
in' r>ei\?"-< oil' in duPae-nt-trtovps
ii:l had a movie time at:' :1
iowii. A happy t till of- i.'m i
t ty ei* lit. '.day Mess .:s ti ll
.v tether ro. iiion. llvoryb-My '
n' tin- >< et i n is Tno'timr rv'atd
o a-.M-try t'hristir.as and a Happy
New Year.
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IJKTIIl.I MKM 15APT.'. ( llldit II
KeV." K. 1*1. tianlden. Pastor
Newberry. S. (.'.---The San lay
h i 1 win- railed t".order by Mrs.
Lue Antie Grtihnni; later an the
assVtM.t .sijprinti'tide.'it took
cha 're (Deaenti Lake).
Till" Su"i?!;re c'?.li I 1
very interesting, anil imprcVs;ve.
?i- . w >~i >ii about J. hi", on the
Isia" "of Pa-lmas. ' : 7
We listened to a Very inlere-tin.tr
revievy by Prof. I.ogan.
' * < '<' g?I a r tn<?rn:n,tf's-rviee<
tve listened to a strong nie-?ago
the iii?s !' (. >
When I consid-'r? Psalm Oh
how we we're !t;is? >) to th" ? ?*.;
"Uf seats a- he spoke with p w r
ar <1 in:-pii atioip-.,...
\t '!:Jn ??, in,. (t!io ^Fb>v. W. C
Crawford, his'Junior Choir, and.
1' y ?o-'' b< i{ or' his me..i.. :vderod
service fov in behalf <j
Mrs. Graham's Sunday self i
a. .
We enjoyed to the hit-host .the. j
*->< -aire fvm Rev.'W. C. Crawford
on "Prayer." Wo i.'o . hope
tr. H that they will ce/mo
'is a.'...r;. : ??: *T
The It.' V. P. I'. met at the u<ua!
lion:-, -with Mrs. Nancy Singleton
'i:. , li.i io- v.- -ill .-i j
program as usual, and of course
the- talk by our most worthy Dea.
Rro. Xtely.
W" also listened to some very
helpful and ene uragmg remark,
from our pastor.
The Missionary S eiety met
histJ3?uir?d.'iv at the "home"of Sis.or
"^uj i Brown on Starvation
I ill; even thyugh the weather was
bad a large number of Mission
ary si-tors turhod out.
.All'i* tilt.' rtiootinif which was a
id ig." t T d orte. the h/Messo* asked
that we gather at the dinner tablt
ii!' i be statu!, and instead of a
ieiiirhtfu! recast, we had placed
before us si r.ice chicken supper.
ivp < ' rye ! n:i their strong . rues- 1
apTo from our paster. Text:
Fi r tli . kingdom is not meat and
Irink. but righteousness and peace
mi joy in the Holy spirit.
Friends remember someone durn^'
the Christmas.
NOTICE TO CITY
SUBSCRIBERS
:
Our apent will call at your homi I
to collect for The Palmetto Tender 1
beginning next week. Tlease be !
prepared to oav vour suh*rrin.
tinna.
fting the sacred IpTdM
ions to our compe- EifJ
understanding, digi
p 1 e t e compliance ll^ggir ]
all the inviolable (
s and desires of '*
PaRpe 5 ~
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
SlTR01*>N
Office: 1828 "4 Amembly ftrret
Pbooe MH?
Rwidenf: it it Oh' It ^trti ?_
vry>
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: OlJici : 2029 Ma r on Ht?-e"f
NOTARY PUBLIC r ~
"Deal?"f~rT Real EstaU, ,,erfynn.
marriage coi einoi.ivfc, .v.'r.u/e. -wiha
dei'flr, mortffajfeSj claims, etc.
Call to S<>?. iiini
Office Phcne 84u7 V- p>... /? *
UV3. Ul.?8 '"n ~ *.
N. J. KRKU15KICK
A tt ir:icy-i.t-I.a'A an; Nvturj' Public^
I'ii VCTIl'E IN ALL CUUUTS
?Siaie and Federal
..liii asiiington 'St., G^ls.,^?. O.
I f
OHTH. H. COOPE!
| special Attention Giver, to Di*
I leases of the Gums
Gold wdwii and ttrtuv* W?dt
A Specialty
Office Phone 6A2U Res. S2v.
i 1125' Washington Stv Cola., H. C.
i? ?? ?? .
DR. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon
Office Haurf: 11 lo 10 A. M.; 1 U t
P. M. 6 to 8 P. M.
Special Attention Given Disease*
Of Women.
Ollice: Residence;
1125 Washington 2230 Hampton
-Phone 6426 Phone 7664
DR. J. G. STUART
Lye,#Eai. Nose and Throat
Glasses Kitted Accurately.
Itytlice Hours. Telephone
11:00. to 1: P. 51. Kts. 46?i
6;0U to 8-rtJu P. 51. Oliice 37v*
Uliice: Resident#.
2030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St
Ollice Houis: Telephone
11 A. 51. to 2 H- 51. Res. ?87t
6 P. M. to 8 P. 51. , '
Dr. W. D. ChappelJe
Physician and Surgeon
Diseases ul oincn ahd Ghildree
A Specialty.
Ollice; Residence:
2115 Lady St. 13'Jl Line St
'
vsoiumbia, b. C.
Otiic? Hours: Phone*-.
8 to y A. Al. umct tiOdk
11 to 2 P. Al. ? , ?iiiti 07V0
*8 to 6 P. M. jDr.
K. B. Frederick .
Physician I
Ollice: Residence. Q
1107 Vx Washington 141>6 Park
-Over, Victuiy bavin* ba.ikj
Columbia, S. C. ^
Pnone Thll **?**>All
classes ot Dental Work
Dr. L. H. lialiman
DENTIST
PAIN LESS EX 1KACTION S
Sundays by Appointment*
WJlice: ZiJUi* Vb Uervaia Streat
<Jolumt/ia, S. C.
Dr. H. G. Thomp vn
DENTIST
.
1323Yj Asp .nbly St. Colt ,
Phone 3466
Gol)d LnowiuK- PI* ?
Spec lit>. Extract.ona M
Painless
In N\ innsboro Wednesdays a s
Saturdays at A. Ruasell buitdi'i
Phone 219
Ottee Hours: Tf I
8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Otto* .-)8|
.#7|
- I)r. D. K. Jenkins - I,a
DENTIST
Filling, Plates, Crowas, Bridge'
Sunday by Appotntfrt^e*
Anesthesia ? <#*e?alty
MAD*'*1 PETER'S
flair Gmr?r
*vr DlAMeari Bealp. MWm
Beauty. BEST GROWTfB a?p
K* a weak?PRJCB Me.
t*?? Bland big St. Olhabia
Doaata Drug Mm, Wukkft* M
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