The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 02, 1937, Page Page 5, Image 5
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. Safurday, October 2, 1937
NOTICE!
To' the MehvbeFs and Baptist Ministers
of Columbia and vicinity:
S " Our vocation vs ended. You are ^
novv called upon to resume our t
work Wednesday, October 0, 11)37.
12:00 ojplock at Zion Bapt. church, t
. ._ - { Baptist Ministers Union t
j Hey. L. C. Jenkins, Pros 1
Rev. W. S. Bookhart, Sec.
NOTICE! s
Mini Aers preaching in the sev- s
entieth annual session of the Goth '
semane Baptist association are a<
tpllows: Introductory sermon, Rev.
W. H. NBAl; Alternate, Rev. D. G. *
McQJough. Doctrinal sermon, RtWr-1,
i F. M. Youpgr Alternate; RevTw. 1
a \L. Wilson. Educational -sermon,
ltvv. N. L. Bush; Alternate, Rev. 1
H. E. Hardin. Missionary sermon ''
Rev.- A. Chandler; Alternate Rev.
Wm. Honor. October 21-24, lt*H7. -A
NOTES FROM SECOND [
'm . CALVARY R Vl'TlST CHURCH ?
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According to f>(nnouneement .,
^iev. James Abney preached for N
> .s at eleven o'clock last Sunday u
-His hub.icc.t was "Temptation." c,
He treated the subject from the i
, subjective point of view. The s'T- |
mon was enlightening and edify- J
ing and yet it vas well received. (
Our services ciose in-ample time- ;
for students to get to their din- '
( * ners on the' campuses. At night. r
the service hour was given over to ;
^je church school for public "Promotion
Day" exercises.; Thvs was .
novel but very interesting and f
impressive. About sixty certifi- |
cates of promotion were presented ,
and a few awards for meritorious'
services as well. Mrs. Juliette .
KailoTd Gilliam dulhoiod a splon?did
address on Why Sun'day Schooj j
Membership is Essential.
Next (Sunday, October It, Rev (
T. L. Duckette will preach at 11
-nfclock. At night the Missionary ]
society will have charge* of the
services in a special "Consecrated
Dime" rally for the shingle drive. ,
The hour for our night services is
changed to 7:30. Our shingle rally
is to close with the next- twu
Sundays efforts.
We have regular accessions to ,
our membership each Sunday,
All scholars will report to their
^new teachers at 10 j o'clock n?x*
Sundav. We hone 'each teacher
- will be pres<rit on tinle to welcome
every new class member. Renumber
that first impressions are
lasting. ' ' i* 7 j
f'k ST. PAUL A. M. E. t'Ul Hfll
Rev; W. M. Gantt, Pastor
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^ . Lancaster, S. C.?Sunday school
opened at the usual hour with the
Supt., Mr. L. Ingram in charge.
Review bv the pastor.
Y? Service began 11:30. Rev. Gantt
\ text was found Ecclesiastes 11:lh
iHkuect Conscience, Record and
1 God.
A. C. E. League opened 0 p.m
by the President, Mr. E. JL Me- 1
Gill
Quarterly conference wa- held
Sunday nip??t, by the Presiding Elder
J. C. McCiellan. Rev. Patter
son preached a soul stilling sermon.
The quarterly conference
was rr success- from all angles,
Our Presiding Elder came to us
smiling and we sent him back tin*
sanP. We are truly glad lie is
looking so .veil and becoming him 1
^self again. _
The 'hurch is moving onward
an upward under the leadership of. '
Rev. Gantt with the cooperation of
hrs loyal officers.
Although Rev. A. B. King is one
of the teachers in Lancaster Train
_ Ing School he is a great asi-ct to
t our church.
I Rev. E. E. Riley, has begun hi#
school work with great enthusiasm
Wit hcPtL that bigger and hettei
work will be accomplished during ^
the term 1937-'38.
Mr. Clyde and Clarence Coletnon
of Danvrlle, Va., were the Sunday (
afternoon guests of Mr. Sam Reid
also Misses Althia and Mary E.
McCoy.
Rev. J. C. MeGlellan was accent-1
panied by his queenly wife; ReV.
Patterson, Mr. Bovan al-o Mrs.
Lykes mother of Mrs. Gantt.
Those on the sick list: Lucy
Truesdale, Jce Barber, Curtis Dun
can, Alice Agers.
BETHEL A. M. E. CHl*R<- II .
Kingstroe, S. C.?The tobacco
I rush is over now. Everything is
^ rather quiet now. There seems to |
bg plenty of cotton. The gins are ,
busy running c:very day. ,
The people of Bethel arc very .
busy preparing for the annual con
" ference which will convene hero .
October 13.
The reporter visited Mt. Zion |
M. E. church Sunday morning
where a ver> splendid sermon was j
preached by fhe pastor, Rev. A. <
Mack.
Rev. Chappelle McClary preach- |t
ed a sermon at Relhel Sunday nitc j
which was enjoyed by those who j
hpard hvm. The rally which clos- ,
ed Sunday night was quite a sue- j
cess. The ladies raised $35.50. I
The barbecue supper was held
^ at the parsonage Monday night. N
-Everything was sold.
The following persons are on
the sick list. Mrs. Hester 13. Williams
and Rev. Mrs. Williams who' t
has been i':i the hospital for some-J
time. We hope they will recover
soon. I
SUBSCRIBE FOR 1
THE LEADER j
*MMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev-. R. K. Brogden. Raster
During t>?c preliminaries on last
hjiulay mornhig, the pastor read
or the lesson, a portion of the
ighteenth chapter of St. Luke afer
which the one hundred and
eiith I'sahn was r?ad responsivey.
Following this, the pastor call
d for the children and they crowd
d around the chancel and listen(I
attentively while Dr. Brogden
poke to them from the subjecr.
The Starter". From this simple
object a very line lesson was deeloped.
Dr. L. R Nichols, our presiding
.i.L'e il..1>ei?rr.d t?.~" ?
imnhry" morning. Selecting his
ext from tli" "rightoonth chapter
if St. Luke at the first verse, an
mpressivc message was heard by
i splendid congL'egation.
We were pleased to see a very
i+Hje-^auciularxe,.ilutintr the Sunlay
school period. This being
Joys' Day, the teen-age boys and
'n'ung men were in charge. Benamin
11. Mvllor. Jr., superintenUiiit
Pro Tern. Thomas Melrose
icted as s?cretary. The lesfeon
vhich concludes the quarter was
riven due consideration. This end.
d a three-month study of the llejj
news, and their wonderful leadjj
>r, Moses. Before the close c/fi
he session a program was render
d. Selection by the school. An
lddrcss by Principal. .Clinton I.
i'oung, subject "Preparation and
rraini'iig".. Leon Moore, Jr., .read
:. ph.p-.-r on "Loyalty". Reading
\rthur T.. Crepn. Selection by the
chooi. An oration, subject "Charicter"
Thomas Melrose. Remarks
>y the pastor. Charles : Jenkins '
ivaster of ceremonies.
The one hundred and eightn
Aalm was the evening ie?son. The
ninioii was llclitt'iud by the pas.or
who took a text from the fif
eenth chapter of St. Luke at the
eighteenth verse. The pastoi'
preached powerfully and the enthusiasm'.
was great. The thenu
from which he spc.'ke was "The
Prodigal Daughter". One accession.
We wc:\j pleased to have a-.
miui.u t ii(* m <u i y uiuiiu-i
Fred itianehard of Wesley M. F.
lunch. Blether Blanchard made
:i very fine and encouraging talk.
' For two Sundays Dr. R. I. I.emuwmd
his congregation worshiped
it^KmmanuePusTfig the lower floo'r
\V*r wei'e pleased to have had the
.'pportunity of throwing wide the
doors "to the pastor and congregation
of Morris- Brown. Now
I hat tluy are in their newly painteh
sanctuary, we wish them every
i'nch of success.
'Our .Junior choir served. This
l>< ing the fourth Sunday.
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BKTHRL A. M. K. CIURCH
Re\. S. II. l.cw'ii, Pastor
Sunday school met at the u ml
hour with superintendent and
stall' of rTicers preset.. Very
beaiitiful lessons for the mtiie
(piatler. After a thorough . atu-y
if the lesson on the vario.is dais's.
Mr. .Uvsi ph Mai tin gave a very
lit or el. iii review of the lesson. He
trade the necessary propai at;. n foi
l he excel lei it showing made.
'.-mislay was designated "Harre-t
limne Day". The pastor delivered
a very appropriate . ermon
relative to the occasion. His elos
ing thought: "When we shall meet
for the general harvest home day
ill who are qualified shall join in
srrigir.g the Coronation, 'All Hail
Ti e Power of Jesus' Xante'" etc.
Two accessions for the morning
service. We are always proud to
see our visiting friends in our services.
For the' right services a very
Nffttitil'ul educational -program was
.'juried out. There were many distinguished
\isitors present. Seated
on .the platform were Presidents
J. Sjarks of Benedict college,
K. H. McGill of Allen university
and Professor C. A. Johnnson, supervisor
of colored schools;. Rev
Mr. Middleton and Rev. S. H.
l.cwis. Professor C. A. Johnson
served as master of ceremonies.
President Stark* introduced and
presented the main speaker for
the occasion, President E. H. McGill
who chosed as a subject:
"Spiritual Values of Education."
President McGill made a line impression
on the vast audience present-?Professor.
Scott, music dI ecto.r
of Booker Washington High
school with the choral club sang
two select: ns which were very
appropriate and well received.
Mrs. O'Dar ?Is* solo was sung very
iieautiftrlly. "Also Miss Mosely of
Allen university sang a very beautiful
solo. Both soloists were ac ompnaied
by Prof. Abraham, slide
director of Allen. To all who
ippeared on the program, and visiting1
friends, we are very grateful
and thankful. The church
;hoir wad at its best for this specal
program with Mrs. I.ila T.
date's at the console.
Friends and visitors are always
velcome at Bethel.
II F.I.FN A N FAN'S,
Mrs. Lelia Frye is very ilT at
he home of her sister Miss Rosa
F,y? '
We, are glail to know that
Yannie Riser is up after being
ick for seven weeks and confined
o bed.
Mrs. Mary Lou Burton of this
own is coming home after spendng
some time in Washington,
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SAINT JAMES * N'w.r V
A. M; E. CHURCH
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Hev. Hale II. Thompson, Pastor
Asheville, N. C.?Cloudy skips
and falling rain visited this city
and prevailed throughout the day.
The Sunday school was well attended
considering the weather
conditions and the lesson^clainie 1
attention in an interesting way .
Our pa/tor made an interesting review
of the lessen and gave remarks
relative to the work of the
school for the remaining period of
of the conference year. ?_
Morning service was begun or.
time with music by the Junior
| choir. "The Good Shepherd" wai
the subject of the morning's mespmgn
delivered bv "U1, pastor and
was received with gripping attention
and spiritual enthusiasm.
* At .'i:dU o'clock the.Senior Missionary
'Society ami the Ushers'
board sponsored a joint effort foY
Jiieir an/r.ual corfc roi?'g boulget.
A most interesting program and
quartet 'music and readngs was
rendered. Bo'th Awards reached
ineir goals. i\ large congregation
witnessed this program. The'
first report on conference claims
will be received on Sunday and
most of the Clubs are ready to
report in full. Plans-have been
well laid for the .holding of our.
final quarterly conference covering
the third Sunday in next
month.
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ST. STEPHEN A. M. 12. OlIl'RCll
Rev. I). N. Wilson, Pastor
A
k We are glad to say that our
church is moving on better than it
lias for many years. Our great
revival meeting clued- on Inst Frid
aynight that was being conducted
by Rev. C. TP Priester of Wilberfor.ee
university. It was one of
the !>?st we. have had for manj
years. Twenty-tfeveii souls were
converted.
Last Sunday >ve had bur last
quarterly conference. Our pastoi
preached a noble sermon rr
the morning. Mary souls were
made to feel happy. On Sunday
night our great presiding .elder
f-onie in and preached us a groat
Isi unon. The church was spirit
ualiy alive. Dr. Miles is a greqt
presiding elder. He does everything
to help his pasters out along
all lines. The conference was
held on Monday night. It Was
the .best Wo had all of the year.
\Vt. paid the presiding elder out.
The church also gave the elder a
big present for the wonderful service
ite has rendered during the
year.a It was. presented by Rev.
Matthew A lston and Stewards.
The presiding elder thanked them
from the depths of?his heart. At
this point the oll'ieors and members
came forward aiul asked the presiding
elder for the return of the
pastor in this annual conference.
Two of the oldest officers Brother
Ford and Rev. Matthew Alston
made remarks concerning the won
derful work tht. pastor had rendered
since he catue lure. Brother
Willie Dobbins also made some remarks
pertaining to the work of
the pastcnv They also kasked the |
presiding elder to please send fl*
pastor back.
SPARTANBURG NEWS
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Sfupday school was called to order
at' the usual hour with Supl.
and teacheir at their post of
duty.
"At "11:30 o'clock the pastor for
the day. Rev. W. T. Simmons
preached a great sermon. Text
taken from Jude 11 verse. Theme
The World Is Upside- Down. On
Sunday night he preached another
gredt sermon. Taken from II
Kings 10 chapter 1 and 2 verses.
Theme: Is Thine Heart Right, ...
Our hearts were made to buihi
as the man of God talked to us
by the way.
Tteginning- The-frrst Sunday?itv
October, the Rev. M. Tate of
Athens, Ga., will conduct a ten
nights revival^at, Mt. Moriah. He
has been highly recommended.
About 00 days ago, the members
of Mt. Moriah called as pastor the
! Rev. W. M Downs of Columbia,
' S. C., but Rev. Downs did not except.
So we are still without a
shepherd. We hope the good I^oi'd
will send us a shepherd
i (.oi itoiM- riitrrrr \*k\vk
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Rev. R. Ah Brotfn, J'astor
Sunday school opened at 10:.'1C
with Supt. F. and teachers
at their post .of duty. The lesson
was taught in all classes.
Immediate!^' after Rev. S. S.
morning service began'. The Rev.
Priokau selected his text from the
2~>th chapter of Deut. 1st vers0.
At 12:.'10 the church rally took
' place. Total collected at Ktr-James
fov the day.$207.30.
Mrs. Fannie F.vans left Wednesday
for Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Juarita and little Clarence
Murrell left Saturday afternoon J
for New York.
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THE PALMETTO LEADEf
MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH S
> Rev. W. P. Carolina, Pastor
S. S. at the usual hour with the
Supt. James, presiding. The les- son
was beautifully discussed and s<
a splendid review by Bro. J. D. a
Cropland. ? oi
11:30 a.m. morning service began.
The pastor taking his text U
triflrr St. Matthew 11:28-29. Sub v<
fat Someone to see you. The ser- I ei
vice was very inspiring.
Among the visitors were .Mr. J. R
S. Moore;?Rev. Ralph j^owTin_of
Latta; Prof. Gary, prncpal of Sel- e
lers Junior Hi; and Mts. Sarah
Buchanan of Brooklyn, N. Y. The
niece of RW. P. Carolina. ''
n
At 8:00 i''clock we again wit- e:
nessed another wonderful message v
eomimr from the Presiding Elder, c<
Dr., L. A. Wells. He selected Knr~
text from li Cor. 0:2, subject Now. \\
We are always glad to' have out tl
presiding elder with us. He al- n
ways brings sunshine. Also we ti
were glad to .have his loving wife, li
This, our last quarter was very b
successful. J'ev. Davis o^ Pine Hill ei
circuit and Uov. J. C. Mclnnis of
Latta accompanied the presiding e
' Idor. ci
. The'T?i esiding elder and his 1
guests were highly entertained by V
Stewardess Board No. 1 at the e:
ijfo'nui of Mis. .Elvira Foxworth, tl
,.'t Mr. ai:d Mrs. E. B. Brown: had o
as their afteruoon guests Sunday g
M^. and Mrs. James Harper; Mr. n
U,hd Mrs. S. 1>. McLoud and_lit tl'
i ni - cu?Willie Ma.,- Moses.
CARLISLE NEWS
It
? Mr. Cicero' Sims, Miss Helen E
Sims, Miss Bernice* Sims, ftttle E
C harles and Freddie-SSms left Fri- >
day foif-Jersey City, N. J,. t:
* Mr. Cicero is the son of Mr. and t(
Mrs. Frank Sims; The others in
tin- ii'hiiin nin the iiien,. and nenh- li
i'\vs of Mr. B. H. Sims, F. R. Sims I'
ami ,Mi%s. flattie Sims. w
Mrs. Ann Thomas who hail a e
stroke two wbeks ago, seem to c
be holding up. Mr. Gii'ssre Daw I
kins L home again after spending e
the summer in Asheville, N. C.
Miss Julia Dawkins spent tho r
sumiufr in Union. We are glad to h
have in home. Miss Averse Daw- a
kins left Wednesday for Binning p
iiuM+, -Ala.. P
Servces were good at Williams c
chapel A. M. E. Zion church. Sun- h
day. The. pastor preached Sunday li
morning. 1 Rev. J. M. Dawkins at e
night.. Tie rally was good on J
general claims. Many paid a part a
of their assessment. Those who b
paid in full Sunday were: Mrs. c
Alice Dawkins, $1.00; Mrs. Fran- t
eis English, $1.00; Mrs. Eva Cole- y
man. $1.00; Mrs. Carrie Galnion h
$1.00 and A|r.- Irvin Coleman $1.00. h
The rally on general claims will f
be at St. I .like A. M. E. Zion on
Sunday l.et every member try to n
nay in full. ' >'
Rev. E. I.. Wilke ni'd-hrs mem a
bers i.f Tucker chapel will worship
with us Sunday night at St. Luke u
Let every member and friend come v
and make Sunday a red letter day
Revival meeting closed at St c
Luke Friday night with a great "
spiritual awakening. Rev. F: R. 0
Gladden conducted the meeting. e
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AllllKYILLK NKWS
St. James A. M. K. Church
Sunday school opened at the usual
hour and the lesson splendidly a
reviewed b .* Supt, 11. T. Johnson. *
We had a good prayer meeting '
as we have no pastor.
Klder I'. M. Gary was with us 1
Sunday night and read Jo'hn 9:1-24 'J
.is scripture- lesson, u-ing the sub- M
iect "Acknowledge of God". The
Educational board met Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Klsie W. Garjjittgton.
The meeting was called
to order by the Chapiarn, Miss^ET1 ?
K. Collier and after devotional the"1
meeting was turned over to the ^
President, Mrs. G. A. Gary fog ~
business. A eollectk.'n of $4.45.
The hostesses served a delicious
course of ict cream and cake ani
all enjoyed the social hour. Joint
hostesses Mesdame- K. W. Garling .
r,.? n?,I Miiln.,1 WimrfiolH
Mr. Fulton5 Appling, Mr. Davrd ^
('arson, Mrs. MaggiP Appling, Miss
lona Applvg of iA-xngton, , Ga? cJ
ami Mrs. Fulton HufT of Tampa, n
Fla., were, week-end visitors of
Miss A. M. Appling.
Mr. KriUrst Brluvn and Mr. Sear ?
les of Detroit, Mich., spent a.'few
days with his cousin Mr. and Mrs
ElioiC Brown.
Mrs. Jumna Anderson, Mr, and
Mrs. Floyd Anderson of Charlotte
N. C., were week-end visitors cf
Mr. I.. A. Kirhie and Mrs. Pope.
Mrs. Janie L. Hearst and Mrs
Mateal Wingfield motored to Iva
Sunday And Were dinnei gu?sts of
Mrs Hearst's niece. Also' visited
other relati\os in Anderson. They
report a pleasant trip.
bLBSCRIBE FOR ;
THE LEADER 1
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T. MATTHEW RAPT. CHURCH
Rev. S. M. Halsey, Pastor
Newberry, S. C., September Lj?;
- The attendance for Sunday
:hool was very large. Officers j
nd teachers'"were at their post I
f duty.
HYPU at 7 o'clock had "a ve y
irge attendance and rend1 red a
cry interesting program that wanjoyed
by all present.
Misy Queen H. (?lenn?and Mi-s
aurjj E. Hi lsvy have gone to mjme
their studies at Ileitis acadmy.
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Services tegan at H o'clock. T: i
astor preached a wonderful sen
ion. The rally held for the neural
expenses of the church was
ery good and a large amount was
bntributed
'The AJolderv <.4ate-d ubile*;-quiuJj.A
ill j'endeiv a musical progtarn at-,
it* church (St. Matthews) Sunday
ight, October 3rd jnmjediately af
?r the BYI'U meeting. The pub- j
c is invited to attend. There will
e no admission fee. Come and"
iijoy the program.
The members are requested t>>
nro'll your namL. with, tlv ward
aptain of your choice. Namely:
>eacons Anderson Moyn,^ Bonnie
filliams, Robert Wefts and brothr
Herbert Satterwhlte. See to H
hat your name Ls .enrolled with,
ne of the four named so. they can
et started for the incoming
lcnth.
rtv.-nvrit XKW<
The revival meeting was opened
ist Sunday night at Mt. Ziqri
lajitist church by the Rev.- L. O.
lawman, pastor of St. Philip A.
I E. church.- A large cor.gregaion
was out and many" of them
)0'k part in the service
The hat contest which took place
ist Sunday afternoon between
lev. Bowman and -Rev. Williams
as won by Rev. Bowman. Much,
nthusiasm was enjoyed at the
lose' of the contest; because Rev.
lowman went fo Rev. Williams'
hurch and brot the bacon home
This will bo the last week o'f the
ush among "the farmers. The
ulk of the cotton is fill gathered
ind now they are scraping and
icking peas* This is the time to
ay ydlfif pastor, pay your church
laims. All the year you have
een saying to the preacher:."come
ip, preach preach" and?he_obos.r
d you. And now he is saying to
ou: "Come up. pay-up, pay-up'
nd you should obey. him. Why?
ecause you owe him, you owe the
hurch; they are just debts, so
he right thing to do if you want
our preacher: pay him and k'ep
im, if you don't want him, pay
im off and discharge him. lKm't
ail to pay him off Sunday.
Sunday will be the last Cor minion
services this conference
ear at St. Philip and all members
re asked to be out without fail.
The fall rally that was sched-.
led by Rev. N?al sometime ago
fill taka place nex't Sunday at
f* 7w*n Rnnficl pKtivplt nrtfl onph
aptain together with his and her
lembeis are expected to be prosnt
and do your duty. "No slackrs
on this train".
The annual conference rally of
it. Philip A. M. E. church will
ake place October lUth and a+t~
yes are looking forward for the
4ame. A special pri?e wrll be
warded to the one who leads m
his rally. There will be twentyour
captains and ?'aoh captain
orking with twelve members aiid
ach member picking cotton eacV.
asket hols 300 pounds and the
eighing day is the date mentionabove.
We invite you in advance
o come and witness one ol' the
est events ever in St. Philip
hurch. Don't miss it.
Relatives and friends of Mr.
avid Carter woujd be happy to'
now that he vs returned home nfer
spending two weeks in tlr*
loekingham hospital, under the
are of- the R. R. doctors. lie is
esting .tine at this writing and
ill soon resume his duties.
Mrs. leni KODorson is sun on
le sick list. The writer is up and
ut again to <1?li ht of his many
ri^nds. Mrs. Jerkins, Mrs. Marin,
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. St re.'
imc by thy parsonage ami brot
ia?y good things for hint to oat
nd enjoy while indisposed.
JOHNSONFuneral
1401 Park Street ^
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POP! AH CIRCUIT
Ht-v. H. W. Williams, I'as tor
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wit , pa-tor last \WOk rr. :> 1
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i- a ^11-at sonjrsttT. lit-v. William , '
-ta\ ta r, ii:;'. I vi.-i'l.*ttl tb? liohivol
ma ' \ i,;<' 1 iviuls. ' .
S". i i H' fi '" . 11 villinu'wny i v
Wv.piay 'A'i Iijlm 'a
-! ..iv .. i v I
...l-' i'iav. !b . .brought!
K W. I!. Foxv.'orth with him awl
I'.v-pa- j'.t.lii.- chit'.;r(:- and my ]
\\ i i vl i.mne-tjmt nit' ]
' S< rv.vc Sunday at St. Mary wa
if-. ><!. Sunday afternoon "1<ev. .J
II. Lewis' preached the annual ser-_
ii or for- the People's I'
<<ici ty a" St. Mary. A : ne.sei *
vin- '..a- '-ported.-' At tile .-ant. ,
time I wa - at llev. Lewis' .church
(Ifnel Hope- t<> preach the annua.
Svu ni'o'n l'?i tlu?'. ,-'aih" y
tl.el e.
Sunday night the bvgumir.g
of a week's nieetin at St MaiVr-Key.
F. R. Robinson is. .expected
to conduct the. meeting.
.1. F. Stanley. <j\-porte?.
? m11 m i li i : \i.\v . .
liruce Tabernacle Church
KeVr-.1. I). JJavis, Pastor
Rrucv TaWrnaclj.* Sunday "school
, it- still'.'progressing, Rev. \V. M. J
| CoKn.an sponsored si-vetal_hff>ne I
Kibje J)rille. It seems, like jthe
child on are becoming more adapted
to these Kible I)rills, . We
hope tile Rev. Cbleliian will continue
to sponsor then).
Sick list: Mr. President Williams.
who. i- seriously inj\iryd.
after h" :: o. a wreck reeentlv I
j Wo arc :.h"''pi:yr t'vi: him an eafly,
recovery. Otters :itv; Mr. M. Gii:
tin. .Mrs- Wade ami Mrs. "Caldwell
ir.?l Mrs. Wallace. Tin. jatte: at**
:??:v.ewhat- improved. Mr. Pleu.s
(lunaui. a!.-" letjiams - indisposed
all'r iieii.e i?* ' rotpTU !>' i
Mi . Af! ? r: WaiiJiwr. J?.. ufui wit\.
arAtd (,'ir
einnal:. <)*,.. *?;. i ti.cy i.14". h-'ox
[> Ot M l.V'O.
1 i.. A* a i :> . niak.it'*'
at eat ini'i'i - . 1. :v:< v al th
h i. . Mis. I*y i'.nhett. A
?.it*Iiv!? .;> i.*|.a v.a < v? !. l\
eryhodv is hopi:*^'. it W .it ??? I
ajra/n. . ' . I
, \V'i* an- triad to lias.- I'lol. W ,'M
Wade bach i: > at..::. alt<
spendinjr seni' tinu* al (?rar.jj<*i'ii! >'
with family 1
ht* school will ia cui I* ria 5j~
October l>t.. A bin opt nine n
expected. Tin* same faculty will
resume their dluivs as leache*.
We are expect in jr the out-of-UAvi.
teachers ,very so-t'm.
1 Service -was* held at Flirt Hill
Baptist churl. \Sunday afternoon
conducto hy Rev. Matthew. Pastor
' Rev. C. C. Johnson. Total amount
raised $14.00. $7.00. was -.aised for
hospj.^al. - $1.00 ua> ruised Tor . the
pasurtl. $2 25 was; ttais?d Tor the
sick. 15c Tor the Pastor's aid
Mrs. Essie Kpps* raised $5.70 Tor
the hospital.
.SuV-vicftfitnH-ld at Cedar Grow?'
A. M K. Z'"n chuivh Sunday afternoon
hy the pastor of Flint
11 ill Baptist church. Rev. C.
Johnson. At .'Pop o'clock Re\
.Johnson preached a splendid set;
ino'n to a kiyge congregation. A
I large numb'r O'f the mende rs of
i Flint Hill accompanied then paster
tii i nlai Grove. Amount rais .
ed $7.00. Af^r-r the service the
amount raised for the rally entitled
the' Voting Boys n^d Women,-tin*
Voting Git's and Men. were $42.40.
$3.05 collected by Willie L. Epps
! $ )> 15 collected hy Mr. Ilamp Johr.
I son. Mi-s Annie i.ee Abraham mi,l
Kt-ulah. Sw.t (Her. Music was fu
I n/.-hinl the Sims chapel quartet
an<l Miss Julia Adams.
BRADLEY 5
Home
' '! I
- ^telephone 8137
*
1
Tage 5
. st. i:\vs m:\vs
S'lvTay -ah .ol \\u- . largely at
teniieir ati'J h7: \\a-, I? autifylly
t!i. ( -.-'mi a Tier \\ hieh tin- pa*
1'ir |>t? ;n'iif 'J a mar..-iiioient seriiv?M
? ! i/'i S after-noon the
:;i..I't;*'- Mi. ;('.<! M;-. Iviliott
?. at t-h- ! ' i?I s
pan ?.? ;< i . '('in- K<v. I>avi'l
.1 > ri ii'iiui: tr'.- The bride L-1
\i. 'y.a.- I'.'-fii : ?{ i:.ai i iajje by i.er
v. a b?-unr'. f.rt?1 j'.vn ot . .
XJ*~n. |" ;> :'! a -white veil.
- | r,?-tr a* tlv-u - cioivl high
.. v.- *.'.?.jm?;. Metobe'r Jth...
X-tXrV v < VvNrvVWkHXi
CARDS
DR. V. B. JOHNSON ?
- srnfiiioN'
Ofiice:. j-"|2TvXw?wv\.?>? -lubly Street
Phone-34C>0
ReSid'nco.: flak Street
Phone 8740
REV. i; H. JOHNSON ;
OtVi. t'; 20-J Munon Street
jNOTARY PUBLIC
fkahr in Ilea!' Estate, performs
marring. c< re-monies. write wills,
deed-'; tirasros,- claims, etc.
Call to Sec Him
i ,
Onk-.inwiie.h407 Res. 6798
N.J. FREDERICK
Attorney-at-law and.Notary Public
PRACTICE. IN A LI. COURTS
?n --State and Federal
U10 i^ksrh ng*6r. S.,. Cola.'*' S. C>
DRTil. 11. COOPER
Dentist .. .. .
Spyc.ai* Attention Givyn to Dis- .
eases ol the Gums
Gold Crown aim lindge. Work
A Specially - ~
Ollke l'bonc 042'J ltes. s'2G4
1125 'Washington-. St., Cola.,* b. C.
DR. J. G. STUART
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Fitted Accurately
i
it-jcpnone.
11:00 to 1:0U I'. M. Res. 40y2
6:00 to 8;00 P. M. Office .3706
Office: Residence:
2030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St.
Office Hub is: Telephone:
11 .V. il. to 2 p. .\1. Res. 8876
6 P. M. to 8 P. M.
l)r. W. D. Chappelle
Physician anu >urKton
!.'U.-'.-s of Woiuvn Ui.ii Cud :"tD
A S^n-a.aity
Odice*: Io idciic c:.
:i 15 Lady St. 13ul P.r.e St.
Columbia, S. C.
I Officv Hours; Phones:
8 UO 0 A. M. -6033
II to 2 P. M. Tlvs. 0708
6 to 8 r. }i.
Dr. R. B. Frederick
Physician
? QtTce: ''R?-?id*nca:
llo7Va Wusi?iu?ton . 1416 ParkOver
V ictory r*avir.trs Bank.
r^i.iw.Kin c <>
wiuiuuia, kJ. v.
g??yy? . .'fu*1 "i?i1... i . _LL.^
Phone f^A 1
All classes ?.f L'enta. Work
Dr. L. H. Hallman
DENTIST
PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS
Sundays hy Appointive nts
Office: 2300i3 Gervas Street
Columbia, S. C.
Dr. H. G. Thompson
DENTIST
^323Vs Assembly St. Columbia
Phone 34CG
Gold Crowns?Bridges? Plates ?
Specialty. Extraotiobs Made
Painless
In Winnsboro Wednesdays and
Saturdays at A. Pus sol Building.
Phone 219
Office Hour.-* Telephones:
8:30 A. M to . :O0 P. M. Office tKW3
Res donee 8873
TY T7 Ifinl/inc
i/l i t>. i\. aciiniiifs
DENTIST
Filling, Plates, Crowns, Rridges
Sunday by Appointment
Anesthesia a Specialty
MADAM PETER'S
Hair Grower
For Diseased Scalp?Gives Fife A
Beauty REST GROWER?apply
190fi Rlanding St. Columbia
Counts Drug Stor^fn^ashington SL
Thomas Rrug Store, Taylor
and Harden Streets
aaJ Glossy. J