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Saturday, January 16, 1937 UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday was a pleasant day for church goers. The Sunday school began at the usual hour, 10:00 a. m. with the Supt. at his| po*b of duty, Mr. L. C. Cook. Most of the officers and teachers were pres ent. After the lesson was taught the teachers and pastor reviewed the lesson very beautifully. k At 11:30 the pastor, Rev. L. C. Jenkins preached' a soul stirring sermon, using as his subject, "The Unity of the Christian Church,'" I Cor. 10:17. Our hearts were spoke to us by the wuy. It was a Bex*mon that will long be remember ed, truly this man is one sent from God. because no man could speak as. he has spo.ken excepi God be with hiip,. ^ At 8 p. m. the B*. Y. P. U. began which was very good. At 7:30 the pastor brought to us another spiritual message that, shall bpger in the minds of all who heard It. Selecting his text -from Luke > 8:37. Subject: "Regarding Jesus Through. Purely Human .Standards. After this wonderful sermon, we had 8 candidates foi Baptism whd were baptised by the *" Rev. Miller. We had sbveral vis n-urs present; visiting irienas are always welcome to Union Baptist church. Come again: Collection throughout the day "was $52.25. Queenie Mae Addison, reporter ^ BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor Columbia, S. C., January 10-Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. with Mr. Young, our superintendent, at his postf of duty. After the lesson had been taught by tihe various teachers, Rev, Lewis reviewed the lesson beautifully. ' ; At 11:15 a. itn. Rev. Lewis preached a wonderful sermon to "nis hearers; His text wm taken from St. Matt. 11:5 This sermon was very soul-stirring. At 5:30 p. m.?Miss Rosanna Lewis took charge of the A. C. E, League. The topic for discussion was "Resisting Dishonest and , Vicioi^s Advertising." This topic was discussed nicely by some oi the members present. Next Sunday, January 17, Miss . ? Anna B. Lewis will have charge ol the program. The topic Ybr discussion will be ."Building Character Through Sclf-Denial." Miss S. E. Green, instructor of English at Allen, will speak to us. Conu out and hear her. Sunday night, at 7 p. m. Rev. Porter from New York preached for us. We were glad to have him. c Quite a number of visitors were .present at our services Sunday, j. We are asking that they come back again next Sunday, January 17, and bring others with them for they are always welcome at Bethel. e Rachel Kinard, reporter ^ CHAPPELLE STATION >> A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Cook, pastor of Chappelle Station A. M. E. church, Columbia is well accepted by his members and -friends. He has a large congregation every Sunday both nite and day. He is a wonderful preacher. Come out and hear him! Rev. W. P. Plair * ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. R. Bouler, Pastor Sunday school was called to order 10:00 a. nu with Supt., Miss EsteHe Janerette in charge. After the class study of the lesson, the school was interestingly reviewed by Mr. Melton Lewis. We enjoyed encouraging remarks by Mrs Lula Cheeks, one of our S. S. teachers who spent the Xmas holidays with her children in Wash ington. D. C. At 11:30 a. m., after preliminaries, the pastor mounted the rostrum and delivered a burning . message from the subject: "God's Relation Hiff "People. ft was i enjoyed by all present. Sunday k) night our beloved Presiding Elder, 1^, Rev. E. F. G. Dent, was withr us f ini his first quarterly conference, who preached from the subject: "The Wise and Foolish Builders." * The message stirred the audience from the pulpit to the door as the \man of God talked to us by the rnt. . j ~ C way. ine nuum ui uic ciiuk.ii were opened by Dr. J. C. McClelI lan and two persons united .jfptth irs. Among the visitors Sunday night were: Presiding Elder J. C. McClellun, and Prut C. G. Garrett. Come again, visitors are always welcome. The business part of the quarter was held Monday nigh? with a success. Mr. E. L. Young was elected delegate to the District conference. Mr. A. B Harris was elected alternate. Rev. , V. A. Jancrctte and wife of Summerville, S. C. were the guCsts of their mother and family, Mrs. Annie Janerette of last week. NEW TRINITY BAPT. CHURCH Wellford, S. C.?Sunday school was largely attended with Supt. J. B. Foster and teachers at their ^ post of duty. The lesson was in I terestingly discussed in the various v classes after which the pastor gave a timely review. At the morning service the pastor delivered a strong message taken from Psalm 20:6, ^theme: "The Christian Banner." rne ?. T. U. met at 6:30. The senior group was led by bh<? pastor, intermediate group by Mr. Timothy Nesbitt. the Junior group by Mrs. A. ]L. Shelton. On |SiJnday nite t the service wtas grand. Tlje pastor chose as text: Acts 9:16 and Matt. 20:4. Subject: "A Question j and a Reply concerning a place on God's Program." Music for the day was furnished by the Junior choir. Total collection $30.01. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Anderson, S. C.?Bethel ehurc has started with the new yea Rev. J. !S. Benin, the pastor has 01 ganized each department and tl members are showing that the are willing to follow his leading, Mrs. O. Johnson and her eorj. are "working very diligently wit ohe Sunday school department, .s showing an increase in mt'mbei oach sunday. The success of thi department thus far is attribute co the efficient group of workers, Sunday morning the paste spoke of "Religion and Life." 11 Treated the subject from the" phj sical and spiritual sides. 11 stated that, "Religion is the bi lief in God and J.esus Christ, 'Life, that which lives, moves an reproduces itself. Sunday night the audience wa n<?ld spell bound by the pastor o nis discourse of .the "Prodici Son." Hp tnld yip) muiln it. VOT /ivid why boys and girls leav home at &n| early age and soon f? gret the act o& leaving homt. Eac one went away after having h mind refreshed. lORRlS BROWN A. M. E. CHURC1 Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor Charleston?A beautiful da greeted the worshippers at Morri Jrown last bunday. Clear skie tad balmy temperature were et oyed? by all who attended divin .erviees at all churches. The Is 7salm wj|s "used' by the pastor a x subject to the selmonette to 01 ?ttle church. The pastor demor .trated the subject by the use c i bag of peas, and a fan. Th ermonette was enjoyed by old a veil as young. At 11 a. na. D jVitherspoon preached a sermo rom the subjectr*TJain and Loss. The text was taken from St. Marl ith chapter and 36th verse. Th ongregation was edified as th peaker developed his subject. Ar ither sermon that will long be rt ncmbered was preached at 7:3 m. by the pastor-. The text si . cted was Hebrews 2nd chapte ind 3rd verse. "The great salvr ion was selected as a theme, an i wonderful sermon resulte< here was one accession at th veninig service. Bro. Nelso .'rice from Remloys Point wa aken into the church. Bro. Pric vas at one time, a leader in Moi is Brown A. M. E. church. Activ ireparations are in progress fo he entertainment of the Bishop' Council, and the Connectional Cou il which convenes in Charlesto n February. Morris Brown wi e the seat ovl the Connectiom 'ounci_l. An inspiring session c hat body is anticipated. VLI.EN TEMPLE A. M. E. CHURC1 Rev. R. 1. Lemon, Pastor Greenville, S. C.?The -Siinda school opuned at 9:45. a.m. YV had a very beautiful lesson afti .he study of the lessOn the pa: tor introduced and presented oi new Presiding Elder, Dr. J. < Quarles whd reviewed the lessc in a very interesting way, M,orning service began at 11:1 am. The devotional side of tl service was conducted by the pa: tor. Rev. Lemon introduced an presented our new presiding eldi to the congregation who brougl Tie message was found St. Joh _ ! i rr\. i:4l, using ior a suujcti 11 Great Discovery. Did not 01 hearts burn within us as th strong and spiritual message wi delivered in our hearing. D Quarles' sermon was a maste: piece. The spiritual tide ran hip throughout the message. Tt congregation was large includin a lot of visitors. 4 A short church meeting we Ifeld immediately after., mornir service at which time plans wei completed for the rally the 41 Sundav in February. The Leagu?F met at G o'cloc with a large attendance. Night service began at 7:30 m. The P. E.p Dr. J. C. Quarh came before us again and deli1 ered a fine m?ssaga His te: was found 125 Psalms 2nd, usir for his subject "The Landscape < Life." This message stirred tl hearts of all. The presiding e der made some timely remarks a ter the service. The report of the quarterly coi ferencc will appear in next week paper. - ? UNION BAPTIST MUSICAL CHOI On Friday evening, .January 1937 a dinner was given for Mi: Edna Butler at her home 521 Sei ate street by the members of tl musical choir. After a short pri gram several games were play< which everyone enjoyed. Miss Kuiter was very mucn su prised as she entered and four a crowd sitting in tho living roo playing bingo. * A delicious course of fried chit en, sandwiches, hot cocoa, cal and mints were served. Tho! present, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. ?5ym] kins, Miss Grc?en, Miss Addiso Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. William So inson, Mr. Heed, Mr. Jackson, M Felton, Mr. Baily, Mr. Switzer ai y T oiiria On Sunday afternoon a silvi tea was given at the home of Mi Butler* for the benefit of thfc Ci clo No. 3. of which Mrs. Senior president. A nice "program wi rendered. Solos, reading and w< dorful remarks were made. Th( were served hot tea and cracker Everyone enjoyed the evening. We were dismissed by tl Pastor, Hsv. L. 0. Jenkins.' 5* " TF TABERNACLE UAl'T. CHURCH itev. Vvia. ivuison, Pastor h ? r. ureonville, B. c,.? ihe Sunuay r- oCllUOl lul'i at uie usual liOUl Wu.ll i?) aupt. it. iiiauiuy una tlie Omeers y at tneir post ox uuty. The lesaun was well discussed by the ,s classes, i ne biacKuvaiu exercise _ was beau tit uiiy?brought out by . miss Pauline turner and tne ob| jeet siue was discussed by Plot. |(J c. b.. iianiinonds. Morning service began at 11:30 >r with a large audience present. ,e Ihe Rev. Dr. J. \V. Colman, wic rT cx-pastor ,ot Majority Baptist of e opurtanburg but now has work in J i^ynch, Kentucky preached a great seiinon from Matthews 2:11 theme ^ ihe Old Land Mark 'Sin'. At -1:45 p.m. B.Y.P.U. opened 18 with a very nice crowd of young ?: people. A very good program was ^ tendered. ! : . * At 0:30 preaching service began. Rev. J. VY. Colman preach1, ed from part Of the 2nd of the is oanie subject used in the morning. Several .visitors were present among thcTn were Mrs. J. W. Colv man and 3 fine boys and her mother of Spartanburg. Our many " friends whose name we did not get. Visitors , ai'e always .welcome. ? ^ The Organ club meets every HViflnv Witrbf TU ?.1 J ? lie Human b SUAiliary.lield its first meeting at e Mrs. I. Crosby's home 204 Means ^ street. Mrs. B. Sullivan is the presfdenC .Next meeting at Alip.ir Francis Boswell's home. The pas i- tors aid. club, held its first "lft'eetif ing at Mrs. Mamie . Kilgore on e Green Ave., Tuesday night. Mrs. is Eliza Carwise is the president, tv The Senior missionary held its n first meeting of the year at Mrs. Eliza Carwise's home on Monday ^ "evening. Mrs. Jessie Lawson is 'Jj president. , d ' ' The Happy Toilers met at Mrs. , Swfcetenburg's home. Mrs. Ix?n'y dne Austin, president. All of the.clubs are the standi, ing clubs of the church. The Wilx ling Workers meet every Tuesday d Mrs. Ethel Watson is the presi1. dent. They raised over $50.00. n FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH s Rev. A. II. Clarke, Pastor e Summerville?Sunday morning e v?s a very pleasant one for Siuiir school and church goers. A s noble sermon was delivered by n Rev. A. H. Clarke, taken from lib n Psalms, subject: "The Enlarged 11 Heart." We had as visitors, Miss il E. E. Clement, the English teachif -r of Alston High school and also Miss E. W. Harris of Alston High school. Another heart felt sermon was delivered at night, taken from H Isaiah 40:3; subject: "Straight Paths." The sermon was enjoyed by every one. The visitors for the v light were: Mr. William Murph, I rp Mr. Micheal Johnson of Central 1 Baptist church and Mr,1 Walter ! Rivers of Alston High school. The Zion club a' First Baptist -huroh is giving a "Silver Tea" at " the residence of Mr. and Mrs. in Campbell Singleton* on Sunday . evening, January 17, at 4. o'clock. 5 Come one! Come all and he.lp the ie Zion club. The plav entitled: "The Cha:- : id lenge of the Cross" will be given ?r on Wednesday. night, January 20, ; at the Fist Baptist church. in Rev. Clarke wishes to thank ie each and every one who gave ... Christmas presents, during the holidays. ls ? ? ?? r. SAINT JAMES A.M.E. CHURCII r- Rev. Hale B. Thompson, I>astor h ; | ie Asheville, N. C.?On the past g Sabbeth it was a spring day in ' winter here in this mountain city. I ls The responses which came to the ? appeal to worship throughout the * day were' gratifying. The at, tendances were, . large beginning i with the church school in the j , morning throughout. the evcnintr ' services. Interest and enthusiasm were at high tide and fhxr?offer--* P\ ings for. the day were substanti- ' -s ah Increased interest seized upon ' v- Our'workers in the Sundav school ' <t and the achievements in this d?-I ig partment were very pleasing. Our if pastor made a gripping appeal to ie the Sunday school to join whole- j 1- heartedly in the pro^-am being f. sponsored by the senior church un- | dor the caption "Youths' Recla,j. mation Program And Reception" 8 on Tuesday nite, January 2<Jth All details have ^bCPIl completed looking forward EtT ITgreat evening with the youth. . ,| The processional hymn was sung R beautifully by our senior choir and (Allowing immediately the 8 prayer of consecration by our pas- i ^ tor the atmosphere of reverence v and devotion could be seen ?nd )e felt. "Stumbling-Blocks" was chos- J 'j the morning's message and "was J 1 based upon the passage of scripture found in Leviticus 19:14. r"' With great care this message was prepared and delivered. m I In response to the invitation for I church connection Mrs. Willie M. i Goode and Mi^s. Cleo Woodberry ce I were received and nssignen to m? classes of Mrs. Texas Eddings p- and Mr. Bascum Douglass ren, spectively. The visitors at tho b- morning's service were too nunv r. erous to give individually, id Worshipping at the evening's service again was a large number; er The senior choir again in full Ss force rendered beautiful music. ' "Spiritual Watchmen" was the " subject of our pastor's discourse '' taken from Ezekiel 3:17. And a* gain, the congregation received - with prodkmnd interest the message. *8, The organization has been completed preparatory to our first quarterly conference oft next Monday night. rE PALMETTO LEADER I PROVIDENCE A.M.E. CHURCH Little Mts.?- Sunday, January 10, will long be remembered by the members of Providence A. M. E. church in lower Newberry Co. 'the Rev. B. C. Cunningham, pastorT On that day Dr. E. A. Adams our presiding older, held the first quaiterly conference^ of the, new, year. Despite the inclement of the weather a large congregation was present and entered, heartilv into the proceedings of the day. At 10:JO o'clock the regular Sunday school assembled. After classes Dr. Adams gave a comprehensive review of the day's lesson ! before the entire group making it interesting to the oldest members and the youngest tot present. At 12 o'clock Dr. Adams ascend^ ed the rostrum and delivered a soul stirring sermon using as; his; text Jeremiah G:1G. "Stand in the i | way anil-See." _Onr hearts?were ! I made to bum within lis as We' listened to his words ofi a:ivic<.f and admonistjon. After the sermon the! Holy Sacrament was administered t<> n large number of communicants. ?? rovidenee church is pleased to : haj-e both, the Rev. Cunningham and Rev. Adams back for another term and the members are deter- i mirw?fl t n mnWo t tVw* I porous year in its history. A good beginning has boon inado. The presiding elder expressed himself as being pleased with its py;gross. . ? CAHIIM.F. \K\VS Services were good at Williants Chapel A. M. E. Zion church Sunday. Our pastor, Rev. 11. Iv. Ilillian brought to us a groat message. On Sunday night the Rev. L. Wilkes preached for us a< soul stirring sermon.-. Mrs. Lula Crosby .-.has- returned to the city alter having spent three moiiths'-'in.. Detroit. Mich, with hdd daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas. Mr. Harold Modlock is spending a while at home. On Sunday afternoon Mr. Wilson English, Mrs. Frances English, and Mrg. Ellen English motorel ,tb- Santue, S. C. visiting Mrs. Sallje Ann Tucker who is ill. On Friday night the Golden .elates Jubilee Quartet was Tiere in Interest of the school. Mr. Leroy Haskell of Spartanburg,' S. C. was the Sunday afternoon guest of Miss Bernice Prown. Those 011 the sick list are: Mr. tlenry uicKcrson, i\irs. irene L.aney, Mr. Strap Dawkins, Mr. Berry Shclton and Mr. James Hill. We hope for them a speedy recovery. Mr. Mantan Sims' sister. Mrs.. Loola Boyd of Asheville, X. ('. is spending a while with Mr. and Mrs. Man ton Sims. Mr. Russcl Cureton, the brother-in-law of Mrs. Agnes was home for the week-end, with his wife, " Mrs. Clvra Cureton,. also Conweli Savage, was home the week-end. A special supper was -served for bHem at Mr. and Mrs. Manton Sims, Monday night. (I ET-.TO-C! ETH Kit MEETINO. DILI.ON DISTRICT Dr. L. A, Wells, Presiding Elder V % ' Pursuant to the call of. the presiding elder, the ministers and laymen met January 4, 1937, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. in Bethel A. M. E. church, Dillon, S. C. Rev. R. S. Taylor, the efficient pastor. Devotions were . conducted by Revs. A. B. Thomas, W. P. Carolina, B. S. Taylor and X. A. Pago The Lord's Supper was administered by Revs. X. S. Delaine, D. L. Coe and the writer. Drs. E. B. Mack and \V. P: Carolina, by request of the presiding adder, rendered melodious ..solos. which were greatly enjoyed by all. The Presiding Elder's' message was inspiring and informative. Some of the high spots were as follows: he stressed the necessity or beautifying the churches and of organizing every department in the church, lie made a strong appeal to the laity for a kftter Mipp'M't - f">- the pastors ofi the Dist. As . a result, Dr. W. P. Carolina offered a motion tlratr the third Sunday in August be pastors' catch up rally day." Mo* tion carried. Bishop Flipper's administration and program were heartily endorsed by b >th ministers and laymen. Every pastor brought a steward and a trustee. The presiding elder reports that he is being better paid this new conference year than any previous year. He enjoys the love and esteem of the -good people of the Dillon district. A good spirit seems to be -n evidence everywhere and we are hopeful of a prosperous year both spiritually and financially. Roe R Benjamin, reporter ZION MOWS Rev. I). L. Cue, Pastor Mullins?Sunday school was opened Sunday 10:30 by*the Supt., S. T. Smith with the , school all combined to one clasS .and the lesson was beautifully taught by ode of our, lady teachers of Zion training school, Miss Alma Williams. After the lesson many discussions by different ones were made. -Mr. George Washington brought about the discussion. A play for 5th and 0th grades will be given I at the school house Thursday nite. i Our Missionary will meet Sunday ,4:30 at Zion A. M. E. church, Rev. Coe was at Wise Chapel Sunday afternoon. Prof. J. C. Smith and Mrs. M. T. Miller and Mrs. Katie Pace and daughter motored to Smithboro Baptist church. nf.. o?,i \t..c T. T.lovd. Mrs. Dorothy Lewis and Mrs. * Moody and Alma Williams, Mr. James Floyd, little Charlie i/cwis motored to Smithboro and witnessed a very {food sermon by Rev. Bennie Graham, from Fair Bluff, S. CX SNAP SHOT JOTTINGS Hy Rev. 1?. J. Daniels Greenwood". S. C.? -The Macedonia Baptist church, West Maiion St., makes the (following; announcements for 11127: In our annual conference held recently, the following officers .were el1 c ted: 1. and on X edwa i <17 Church Treas.; Willie Zellers, Chairman of Trustee Hoard; Fan nie - Cronicil President Woman's Missionary society; Cora Nedward, President, Woman's Missionary union; Olara Jun'k, President of?_Jnninr Missionary. - suririy; Sadie Zellers, President Pastor's Aid Club; Katie Kelt, Pianist for church; Mamie WalkfV, Pianist for Sunday school; Robert Walker. Janitor; Sadie Zellei's, Church Clerk; W. M. Harrison, Musical Choi!' Chorister; Brooks Turner, Jubilee Choir Chorister; Beaudelle Cora iNetlSvards, Chairman of Usher's Board No. 1; and David Cromer Chairman of Usher's Board* No. 2. Our prpgram for P.fiT includes the following: Representation at every 5th Sunday Church union, Uie local. Sunday school and. B. V.P. U. convention', the local asso rial ion, ur.e Mate Womans' convolition, the 'State Sunday school ami B. "T. U.: convention at Sumter, the Educational ands,Missionary convention oi'.l South Carolina at Mannings anil the National Baptist^ convention in Alabama. We alsp are planning for two rrYivtt 1 -campaigns: one in?April and .the other in October->?vach to sun 10 days. iEvery Sunday in the year we will have preaching twice: at 11:4b a. .in. and 7:45-p m. Sunday school at 10:00 a. ni. and 11. V. P. U. at 0:00 p. m. ?-? The pastor and family wish to thank OLe entire membership for its fine. co'iTJTcT'fttiojj ItTiring 10M<> and the .line --Christmas showers during the Yuletide season. Our pantry and coal bin were filled beyond their capacities by the good membels and clubs. Flour, aril, sugar, ham, satasage, turkey, syrup, preserves, fruits, rice, grits, salt, soap,' cheese5, potatoes, coal?cash, neckties, handkerchiefs, socks-and many other-things-toe> numerous to mention were shower ed in to' us by the W.M.U.J.M.S. Pastor's Aid and many private members. The Interdenominational Ministers' union of this city will soon DC": reorganized an<i resume us work for li'37. Our cities are suf'"ering for ministerial cooperation and good will. Ami minister that will knock another minister is as bad or worse than the one he knocks. . We are warned, exhorted and cautioned in Holy wit to speak evil of hone. Then how can we consistently worn our members against vilifying and knocking each other when we fake the lead ourselves to them against each other? We are to bo exam pies and. living c'spistles oif what we preach and teach. M;ly the day hasten its aWival when dea:?>ns of our chrrrches will leant that any preacher who- comes to them knocking other preachers is not fit to deal with. He who flings mud is conxpell to be down, for mud is not .a product of high places. Hence, lot all the rightc-oiisly inclined'ministers cot to* gether and organize against this wickedness, and much other stutl" destroying the peace and pity of our churches and bringing disgrace and ill respect upon the min isteral calling. Macedonia church was graced M?>nday night in the Christmas by tivo presence of the following ministers from Aiken: Revs. B. T. Martin, C. II. Moscley. ,M. (i. Moseley, \V. H. Vaughns and W. H. Washington. ? They are prominent pastors of Aiken and adjourning counties; and motored to. Greenwood to visit the AVTrter-. They dinned with us and visited before leaving town. Rev. II. B. Mitchell, pastor of Mor' is chapel Baptist church, here, ^MT. ZTON~\rM. en 1'ittn Itev. B. 1;. Guiles, Raster 1 he services at Mt. Zion for the day were very splendid throughout. Beginniiv.r i'rom the. Sunday school to .the 11:dO sermon. The church began to rock at the beginning otfi the 11::J0 sc'rmon. Be ing- Communion day, before the pastor announced his text, hg had "love feast." He .chose his text from St. John 1 subject: "God's Word." Thi? church was sit. Oil? hallowed lire, which made each and every one that knew anything about Go.L heart burn. After which the Communion was administered, Served by Mrs. A. Gouse and Mrs. F. Crafword, The finance was also line. At 7:JO we were at St. Paul to be in good service again. Rev. and Mrs. Guiles and daughter, were the Sunday dinnci guests of Mrs. Georgia Gouse and daughters. Pearline and Barbara. The new year has "come in and found many of our young folks newly wedded. Mr. Clinton Bryant was happily Wedded to Miss MSB a -m. m ? ? i jty ii m n " * * .J - '".'-1 Anna Wars of Little River, S. C. on the first Sunday in January, io:i7. I gues-s every on has finished taking holidays way I see all of the sch<iulsc.$ire ripen and on foot again,- down to-hard work. We are glad t> see the Little- River students in their new hnildltm-. 1 know Pi of. Ihnvman and Miss Ward feel happy in that most gorgeous new building. Miss l.nei.'e Giijjes ace'conpanied hy Miss Leila Mae Goree spent a Oiest happy-week at her home. Latta, S. with her brother, l'r..f, J. H. GutIt^-nrrd Mrs. G'.iU-,: wife of Prof. J. Monroe, spent most of his time daring the holidays in Celio, K. Cs where he is ;11 * ? i.t Iy lii)in\-n.? ; The Roqial e],tlb Under the leadership -of Misses 1. Hampton and 1 Daniels is still improving. They. ..are ir. hop>- to do hi j?" t hin-js jn?111 < new year. OWINbS VKWS Mt. t'armel A. M. K. Church Rev. J. 1). Ho>d, Pastor .^ Sunday school opened at the usu al hour with Supt. T. K. Kergu| d:r~arid teachers at- their j?o<t ??}'j ,\US V.. H |lltfUet'd t>\* ('itch tfitch! ! , 'i ll;- I son was . reviewed hv'ihe. pa--t<>r. This hc-ine- 'our liist ?t;-ir'oriy c'onferc-r.ce, i)r. Quartos. (? ' >idirri; | hi r. liad. two churches ij; ?.?;nrt/Sunday. While ho was je-iv'ini? t.fj Alle n Temple "A: M. K. ehuivh, . this corK'coalion Rat-here-i t . wit-' less tile- sermon. While awaiting -{c-v. Boyd elite rtaiiie-i the rongre-I yration by raisin.' the assessments,' The contereiu-e was held SatuV-'j day at d:00 o'clock hut on a<-eo..:M if the weather,. quite a f?w. of-i jeers wore present. Bethel A. M. | 10. church officers .were np.t pros- j ft Sat:/rday hut were .on time j Sunday t-o pay the elder's assesV Inent., / ? Se rvices b .ira?T at 1 iOO. o'clock. Hyir.n No. 1 lined by the pastor., iV-ay.er by Re\. (J. W. Dorrijii. A stlection .by the Senior choir; "Lift Him Up.'' Second hymn \o. 2cd. . i'ae elder o\a.-> introduc u by the pastor. Dr. J. C. Queries selected his text front -St. IVIatt. Hi:l4-.1G. He used for a subject, "Great Quesion." This message was dolivfr d in a strong and fiery manner, filled wth the spirit. The congrcration received it with gripping interest and enthusiasm. Quite a number communed Sun tay. p . j $^,oo \ver? receivyu uunng uu> quarter. ' ' The elder was very muchphased over the assessment raised this quarter. Dr. Quarles gave some interestng remarks which was enjoyed bv all. We were glad to have Professor E. N. Metts of Greenville, he. also - ave some interesting remarks. We were glad to have Mrs. Rose \nr.a Judd of Washington to worship wijh us Sunday who1 is here . isitipg her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parkins Shell. We are always jlad to have you, come again, . , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Punches jf Washington W'-re ^ here last week visiting re latins and friends. We are glad to report that there is none on the sick list this week. W ALTERBORO NEW S The members and fivionds of Hopewell Presbyterian church *nr piised Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Miller with a grocery shower which leaves them in position mt to have to purchase groceries this month. Mr. Thomas Frampton a student at State college was home during the holidays and returned to his- -studies last, week. Rev. and Mrs. Logan with Rev. and Mrs. David were dinner guests of Mrs. Julia Dixon and family recently. Rev. and Mrs. Logan were dinner guests of Mr. -and Mrs.?N, P. \lrant. R<?v. Lee A". 4?ogan and Rev. P. R. Tiller motored last week, to Charleston. Mrs. Laura Grant, Mrs. Laura Frampton, Mrs. Rosella Mike and Mrs. Hattie Mitchell are all very much indisposed at their homes. Mrs. Sarah Rice Singleton is recuperating after a severe, attack -e :n 1 : 11 i.u_ vi unices anu i? ni'ii vn me to recovery. Rev. David and his family have moved to Aiken after spending a year of successful church work here. Great regret is express of all his friends and the ministers if Walterboro. Rev. Rigshee of Rock of Ages C. M. E. church has picked up the work where Rev. Littlejohn was in charge and is having signal success in his new flc-ld. Mrs. Lois Ethel Logan is much indisposed this week. SUBSCRIBE FOR j THE LEADER ustinp the sacred ' HP lions to our compeunderstanding, dijy- FffiiM ?d Service insures jlTjT || t p 1 e t e compliance i all the inviolable its and desires of the 15*9 professional cards - ^ i - - dr. a. b. johnson gUIUiBU* Oftlre: I323S Aaeemblv Street Phwne S?F.? R???idenee 918 Oak Streat Pkoce 89 4> ? : rev. j. h. johnson Office: 2029 Marion Street _ -NjOTARY Pl'BI.IC Dealer in Heal Estate, performs marriage ceremonies, writes willa deeds, morteae'es, claims, etc. ' e Call jto Sefc Him Office Phone 8407 Res. 67.?6 N. .1. FKEDE1UCK Attcrney-at-La a and Notary Public PKACTK1-; IN ALL COURTS ?State ai?d . Federal 1119' Waaliington vSt., Cola., SI G. DR. H. H. COOPKK IK>uUa* Special Attention Given to Die aeaeett ol the dumi j Gold Crown and Imp Won* ' U ' ^ A KpocenJtj?v-? , Office Phone 6421) Roe. IL, 1126 Washington St., Cola., 8. C. ~r-DIl. L. M. DANIELS I'hyaician and Surgeon Office Hours: 9 te 10 A. M.; 1 to h P. M. 6 to 8 P. M. Special Attention Given Dieeaee# Of Women. Office: Reaidenoe: 1126 Washington 2230 Hamsten Phone 642$ Phone 7144 i " DR. J. G STUART Eye, Ear. Nute and Throat Glares Fitted Accurately. Office Honrs: Telephone; 11:00 to J-:. P. M. Ken. 16HI 0:00 to 8:00 P. M.. Office 87W Office: Reiidence: 2080 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St 1 Office Iters: Telephone: 11 A. M. to i P. li. Res. 8871 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. ChappeUe Physician and Surgeon Iliacaaea of Women and Children A Specialty. 1 Office: Residenoe: ! 2116 Lady St. 1801 Pine 8t vxMumoia, b. U. I Ctiice Hours: p.ioMa: I li W 9 1 ]1. Uilica Gtijtt I 11 to 2 P. iL has tfyg 6 to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician *r Otiica: Kesidanos: 1107^ Washington ^ 1411 Park Orsr Victory Saving Baitk. ^ - Columbia, 8. C .'none 7811 All claiios of bontal Work Dr. L. II Ilallman LENTlSt PAHS' LEsS~EX1 KAC1 IONS Sundays ?> A p point man ta On.ee; **3t>y -<i Carvaij bkroat Coluaabs*, ? . f. Dr. H. G. Thorny DENTIST 1323 l/j Ab*' .r.bly St. ' j Phone 3466 (rol)d CwowrJS^firiidg???i'la ;. ? i Sper^lity. Extract ona M Patnloaa in ? innanoro VVedneMliyi a hJ Saturday* at A. Ruaaell bui.d Phono 211 Office Hour*: Tu? 8:80 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. OffW J.':} R*oid*ac< <#71 Or. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Pilling, Plates, Cruwas, Bridge* Sunday by Appointment i ^ Aneathasia a FpncUlty ' MADAM PETER'S Hair Grower For DiMud ft?ala~ (iW? Li#* M Beauty. BERT GROWM ?!% oik* a w*?k?PRJCB 8#?. r IMfl Bfandfng Bt OdaaMa Count* Drag 1 ulKBtom