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.SPIRITUALS TRIUMPHANT preached a wondci
HEAR TIIEM! I'?>un<l in lane 55
? vei'v interesting.
All are - welcome, come aiul Thy Mi.-iu,.n: y
bring: your fnendiTfo "hear the a- <1 a very iiuerv ;
dults sing the beautiful songs. 3:'J0. AH me.-< i:t
Grand opening 7:45 Wednesday Oui: .sp; i..?r.re\ h
evening, March 10, 1037, at First begin Mmday. .Ma
Nazareth Baptist Church, at -the- soliciting Uk* -help
1 corner of Gervais and Legree Sts. lo coir.V over a: d
S. B. Rice, Editorial Chr. won.lei ful ?u A.
1?1 "" " ! Mrs,. Kathe: n
' ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH Rosa Hunv,, and
Rev. W. L. Wilson. Pastor Mon;g. niery are i
I Come to all of <
College Place?Wednesday, F"h ate welcome
ruary 24. the Rev. A. L. Peterson, '
his ushers' board and two choir.' ST. STilPIlFN A.
, rendered service for us. After a , Rev. I). N.
warm prayer service Rev. Peterson
came before Us with a mes- qm yr,.n,;...
sage from Paul 3:14, using as a were \Vrv' ' go d
theme, "Cutting to the Mark." The weather \'va- very
message was niigu ^ _
aroused the hearts of many. - , ' 'V' ''Tl"
Mr l ixi ~ I U Jell ChiliX I <
We were pleased to have am^n^ nl<in,;,u, #.
the visitors, Rev. H. W. D. Stew- ?'ftsl
art, Rev. Chappelle and Rev. Bon- i'ho'-lNih I'-'alnw'
ner' . . , still, ami kn.'W ti
The morrmg servi.ce began will be exalte am
at the usual hour, our pastor , wiU , , ;
preached a very instructive ser- Many so il w
mon as usual. The text" was from ^ .1^
Exodus 20:1, using as a theme: ' ' \ cl" lc>
""I am the Lord Thy Ged that ,f V. .
brought thee out of Egypt." , Un. bunday n,?
Evening services began at 7:30 ?tat"ets, Key. 1.
o'clock; after the usual devotional* s .phonier great
our pastor brought to us another u'^-Jwade to feel
forceful and effective message . Un Sunday, iila
from Daniels 1:8. using as a theme J>'u're will
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of Wrong. j our pastor, 11
EMANUEL A M E CHURCH
Rev. F. Dreher, Pastor j ft ,)L nU.l:oslui sh(
Columbia?In spite of *the inele- ' * " -" ?
ment weather Sunday morning, ERENEZER A.
there were those who braved the Rev. J. ('. Ja
a weather and wended their way to j
th house of worship. ! Inspite of the
Sunday school began at 10:00 or on list Sunt!:
a. m_ The lesson entitled "The upon Ebenezer.
New Commandment," was beauti- great tlay at Klx
fully taught. .? I It was a "day
At 11:30 a. m. Rev. Dreher mombered and ne
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VHK PALME]
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i\:l sermon as ton. We presume that many ol
:1, which was our friends will wonder \vh\
.-.ouM.so miserable a day as lasl
ladies :';1 o:i-1>: - Sunday eyas so menuriable to us.
i e jr.'ii ram at The attendance at the morning
? it;<>. e i i'.. wo.ship -Urpas-ed that of anj
rai. ii.eei.ism will church in our city. An immcnc*
re.. 21. We. are audience of visitors, members am
>??+f?oa-r?f-r4v+i4?iiieit-.s were there to greet Bis
'alp us in this' b p Flipper of S. C. and the arcl
la-hop of the A. M. E. denomina
1J rooks, sifters t.on.
A!;iitin, Hro. At 7:30 the evenin? worshi]
>si tie -iel; li>t. began with the choirs renderini
mr serv ices, you t^eir beautiful music. An inimens
] time. crowd was pre-ent, some of ther
were: The Rev. J. E, Beard, th
M. E. (TU'RCIi 'lev. and Mis. .J. E. Thomas, th
ilson, I'a-tor Williams. Mr. and Mrs. liar
> yV
o r cra-vi f. / ^ L' to haVU Bisll?P Flippe
all dav. The ^th .(l s.as ol\Vn a* time, ^
m avornblc bat 'u , nut him,' P ? . ??,
i r?rr uiav ever keep htm and that ou
a numoer ol TTie , . . , ..
, J | love may live in his heart.
or preached lor ? ? ,
' 1Uth"'vers(_ 1 ' Ho EMANTKL A. M. E. ClirftCI
u*t I am God; 1 Rl'v* K* E- Iir?Kdon- Pastor
t>n& tlie heathen, ' .
in the earth. -Charleston, P. C.?Promptly a
e ma e to feel ' 'vvc n o'cloc]- the morning worshi
preaching of the iOiiimcnced. The rostrum \va
graced with the presence of bis
hi one of cur ,V'P P H. Sims,.presiding elder I
. .Smalls brought*. R; >?'i<'krl?t- the pastor, Rev. I
me. sage. .Many ^ 3''d Nichols and Rev. Tolber
haply. t The Preliminaries were carried oi
irch 7th, at .'1 o'- *hp usual way after which th
jo union si*V\ See's ''residing elder presented bisho
A. .M. R. church- Sims who was scheduled to deliv
or the sermon. This prelate c
cv Wilson was ''1f> ^'u1^ K pi'copal District cam
i ti e sermon. We ^rt5' wilh a stirring and imprc:
hoping to have s'v'' S('imcr|. ,
)Wt.,. Sunday evening was real col
Despite this, a splendid audient
heard another inspiring mes.-ag
M- K. CIirRCH lii'V V. X. To\<-nftencl, president c
nies, Pastor the Conneetiona? Coiiicil. >afte
-?-? hoh'g introduced 'by the nasto
inclement weath- tork his text from ST. Luke IR't
iv. ;ili eyes were chapter nth verse. So he oallc
Sunday was a cyciy one of his Lord's dehtoi
.'in /.or. _ unto him, and said unto the firs
always co be re- "how much owest thou unto m
iver to be forgot- . Lord?" Rev. Townsend used as
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' mentioned above. . ,
t Knianucl was the seene of great The seho
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?-THTtiviiji- HW i -+ ***"* w itrr-t rnc at twain
: week. Charleston and Emanuel a lew c:\se:
r welcomed the l'i hop's' Council, glad to rep
which convened, commencing F^b- majority ol
' ruary 25. with Senior Bishop J. S. : tlris epide
-- Flipper of-thrr Seventh Episcopal | Contest liiv
1 District presiding. This groat ham and J
- convocation brovght to this city was quite ;
hundreds of guests, some of?whom mice heard
i1 have never before v; ited "the city | Amelia Bu
? 1 by the sea.". All were well taken ' winner.
e care of and their expressions of Mr. c. O.
n ' ?u a u'^po ' ..
.mi? i.i?>iit\ mw.uv/u ,,^ *--..-. ....
C? . I . , | ' * 11 lv I I ^ Jl \ f
c numerous. On rhursday mofnincr the school I
e : Bishop I>. H. Sims delivered a the home oi
i great sermon which shook, as it Parker. Ki
' were the foundati 11 of the edifice, art. Game
j The church was packed to its ca- jnvod throu
. parity. The Lord's Supper was ad- silver offer
a ministered to the bishops and min- tiU()rt
1 isters. A reception program was | j ha faou
I given at r.ight. A record-breaking pathy to M
I attendance was seen. At the con- )oss 0f |u,r
, ' elusion t f the program the ban- |asl week i]
quot was held on the lower flopr Miss Hel<
I ar.d. several attended. Rev, Brog- by three of
J den is very much pleased with the week-end \\
1 cooperation given him by tbe mem- Greenwood,
P bers and friends. The Misses Miss Eu'l
s Brogden, daughters of Rev. and week-end w
i_ Mrs. Brogden were down for the beville, S. C
- purpose-of attending this grand af- The bask
lair. They are students at Allen field Acader
k ^university, Columbia, S. C. ^ Leesville la:
p MEADOW PRONG CHURCH
Rev. J. W. Davis, Pastor.
g6 In spite of the inclemency of ISf-XTO
the weath-r there were tluse who
J braved the weather and wended pHU/?
.e their way to the house of woiship. |2jOf ff
e. To those who cams, their coming
" ,"*'4 **Af ,m Tlbij.
iiul in i IL1T TIT ;
x preached a splc-ml'd sermon, sub- |t|4jfj|| !3
r, ject: The Magnetic Power *V>f .To- *
:h sTis. On Saturday." Fctryn'ry"2Tf.fi" |T^7Y '
d during the meeting Mr?. Lizzie Iv*--*1"'
's Paniel .ioirod the church. N'
t, Our Sunt. B'o. J. H. Frierscn "Jt
iy is ill at this writirpr. We hope for
a . him a speedy recovery. i
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EFIELI) NEWS Th<>-c in tho <irk list this wee),
nro; Misses Knthryn Lee. Nannie
nee has been good, with Amrerson. Mrs. \Y. Cohen, and Mr
> of the flu. .We are c- A. Cheatham,
ort the recovery t>f the The Golden1 Rule club met at
f students, ab.cr.t by the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A
mie. The Popularity Cheatham last.-Thursday evening.
eh by Mcsdames Olip- The officers for the epsuinsr year
tnderson at the schooj were elected.. After .finishing the
i success. Large audi- bu-ir.es s- transactions of the club
the rendition?. Mi.-s the hostess. served a delicious retler
was the highest past. The next meeting to be
I he! i at the home of Mrs. Mattic
, Floyd and Mrs. R. E. j Waldo:
? a social in interest of Mr. and Sirs. Silas Smith. Jr.
last Friday evening, at have purchased the home formerly
r Rr> f. and Mrs. W. E. owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
fty guests were pies- Simpkin*. Mr. ahd Mr*. Walter
^ niiil nr.i?ic vvuvo r?n
j!-- ?i;.u an.- now in tno
gho.it tnV ovetdrg. A. homo pro;, in .. sly occupied by Mr.
ing was taken at the and Mrs. S?iith.
7 | 1 Mr.., Charlie Raiford Diggs of
Ity extends their s\ m- Washington, P. C. spent the past
rs. (..; Ojip- ant in t e vv<.0k with his relatives, and has re
gran.imetlH-r \\no died turned to the Nation's Capital,
i Newberry, S. C . after a *hort stay.
n Loin ax accompanied Rpv A E Hawkins attended the
her student* .-pent the Bishops' Council last week,
ith her parents m ^ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldo left
* . 4. for New York last week after
a Massey spent u' S|H-nding several months in Aiken,
ith her parents in Ab- g' ?
" , t. The Juvenile Thrift club meets
et hall team o .< gc- Thursday of this week at the heme
ny won the game from -of phiUis. chandler<?
it week.
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Phone W40
REV. J. H. JOHNSON
Office: 2029 Marion Street
NOTARY PUBLIC
Dealer in P.iai Eatat perform!
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N. J. FKKDKKIOT - 7
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PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
?Stale ai>d Federal
1119 Washington St., Cola., S. C
DR. H. H. COOPEJR
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Special Attention Given u> L/m*
eases of the Uumi
Gold Grown od Urnwire Wert
A Specuuty
Office Phone 6429 Rw? 82v1126
Washington St., Cola., S. ?.
DR. L. .\1. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to 10 A. M..; 1 to V
P. M. 6 to 6 P. M.
8pecial Attention Given Diseasos
Of Women.
Office: Residence:
1125 Washington 2230 Hampton
Phone 6425 Phone 7694
DR. J. G. STUART
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat
Glasses Fitted Accurately.
CWw^vHo urn: Telephone:
11:00 to 1: P. M. R?a. 4894
6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 87M ;
Office: Reeideneet
2030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine 9t
Office Hc'ts: Tekphone:
11 A. M. to 2 P. \L Ree. 8871
6 P. M. to 8 P. Si.
Dr. W f 1V* ? nnn.11 /?
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Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of Women and Childraa
-- -A Specially. '
Office: Roaidonos:
2116 Lady St. 1801 Pine jft
Columbia, 8. ft.
Office Hours: Pionta.
8 to if A. M Oliu e 6i>U
11 to 2 P. M 1 ' iita 670*
? Bto 8 P. M.
L>r. K. B. Frederick
Physician
; ! Oflice: Residence.
; 1J07 V W'h-rhtng-ton -t4W Pftrt
1' Over Victory Savin? Ba ik,
Columbia, S. C
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All classes oi Cental Work
Dr. L. H/Hallman
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Sundays by Appointments
Ofiice: iiSbO'/n Ge-rvaie Stftet
Columbia, S. C.
Dr. H.-G. Thomp. .in
DENTIST I
.32" 1.2 Ar.? .nbly St. Col. ?
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Phone 219
Office Hours: T?
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Restore- ff7?
Dr. D. K. Jenkir?
DENTIST
^illinr. Plate*. Bridge*
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