The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 09, 1938, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, April 9, 1938
* BETHEL
A. M. E. CHURCH I
Rev. 3. H. Lewis, Pastor
?? . ? Sunday school at the usual hour ..*!
with officers and teachers pres- tl
?. ent The lesson was thoroughly 'p
taught afterwhich the pastor gave p
a practical review. We
were blessed for both morn- ^
ing and night services by having
> full congregations. We are al- j,
ways glad to have visitors. For
_ the mt/ming service the pastor .
selected his text from Rev. 28th Sl
and part of 2Gth verse. Subject n
tu? \7i~t \r '
i iic v ittunuua ijuv, v ci y ucautiful,
spirited and well delivered.
?? For the night services, tKe pastor
preached a special sermon to 1]
the Waverly Friendship club. His ii
text was thken from Gen. 4:9, tj
theme A Vital Question. All who
- heaid the sermon spdke of it in the 3
highest praise. r<
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CHAPPELLE STATION
A M. E. CHURCH
. Rev. B. L. Miller, Pastor
Sunday was a high day at the a
above named church. 10:30 a v
very interesting Sunday" school o
wa,s conducted by the ISupt., Bro. A
L. Holman and his coworkers and b
atr? 11:30,*fhc pastor accompanied ^
1| ?> ^ a n"t^ De an^ of ^Thco- d
rostrum and began the?morning
worship. After the opening pre
liminarios Rev. Miller introduced
very befittjngly Dr.-J. S. Grant
I: who was the speaker of the hour" ''
1 and who in turn gave us a won- s
derful sermon from the subject:. ^
Where is the Church's Place in this v
Present Day World. - ^
At 3:30 Bethlehem Bapt church 1
~~ and her pastor -prc^tem -worship- ~?
ed with us and again we had a 1
wnoble sermon delivered by Rev. *
Kitt. ' "?
A? 8:00 o'clock the pastof delivered
the final message for the
day from the subject, A Friendly v
Part. Genesis 8:13. This brot 3
to a clo'se the long talked of rally P
-by our members and when all the 1
figures .had been tallied we had e
1 Art * t
on the table in casn $/o.uo wim OlhlM.s
still yet to make-reports- -E
Our church is moving cm and
-under the able leadership of this
young, forceful and energetifc gos- ^
pel giant, Chappelle station is on
the read to victory. u
Last Sunday "the pastors imoth- '
sisters erf Cokesbury and-Mrs. K. 3
Goggins also Mrs. Gertrude Adams
** of Cokesbury \vtre the Sunday ^
" guests of their son. They enjoy- c
ed a pleasant day and fine dinner v
- ' man ar.d sister Elsie Herring, re- ^
. spectively.- ?. c
Come to Chappelle -station and f
be inspired through our services
Our- doors stand open to receive 1
- yu at any time. ^
BROWN CIIAPEL ~
A. M. E. CHURCH a
Rev. C. C. Mcllwain, Pastor ;1
A-HhitHown-- R. at the usual
hour with Supt., pastor and staff 1
* present. At the morning service 0
the pastor preached from St. John 1
21:17. The Lord's Supper was ad s
ministered.
3:30 p.m. R*;v. W- L. Spann '
" preached a wonderful sermon.
At 7:30 pm. Mrs. Bessie Thompson
rendered a program that was n
one of the bestjhat had been ren- c
dered in a long time.
Rev. Brown prdachotf a "brief- 1
but strong sermon. v
T'if Mlay night Rev A, Peterson 1
and his good people" were with him
? The Pulpft Aid board met at
the home of Mrs. Clara Jackson. ^
April 8, Rev. Miller, pastor of T
Chappelle Station and his mem- *
bers will be at Brown Chapel. You *
oi-n invited
Sunday marks the closing of the
live point contest at 3:00 p.m.
The Rev. T. Marsh and Ridge?~
wood "Baptbrt church usher board
and?choir wiU be out with us. ?
Sunday night Rev. W. L. Smith
will preach. j.
We hope the siclc will T>e up ah<3 1
out again soon. r
sellers chapel ? ]
baptist church [
Rev. J. II. Hall, Pastor i
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S. S. at the usual hour with J
Supt. and coworkers at their post
of duty. AT 11:30 morning ser- -ji
vice began and Rev. J-. W. Evan* brougbtT
us"a wr/ndei'ful message -?
from the 9:21 of Exodus, subject '
God Will Answer Prayer. At 4
jr.Tn. we assembled for the rally. f
Rev. W. P. Carolina and his good ]
people of Mt Zion were with us. t
Romans 1:16 was the text-select- '
ed. Reports as follows: Miss F. !
v Ladson, $5.85; Miss Omega Pason
$5.65; Mrs. Ada Legette $3.20; .
Mrs. Alma Smith $3.06 total $21.70 t
At 7:30 the pastar preached^
from the subject Lost in Your Own J f
World. Quite a few visitors wor- t
shiped with us in all of the a-1
bove services *
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JNION BAPT. CHURCH NEWS
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The Sunday school began at
Be usual hour. After the lesson
tie teaeher3 _met to formulate
lans for the May Queen contest,
ractice for the Easter program
' ill be on Friday at 5 o'clock.
The pastor spoke from the subjet
"Heroism", Communion was
hich was the ngiht seTvfcea. One
erved at six o'clock following
ew member was added to the
burch.
On last Sunday the Deacons' ral
i terminated. It was a crownlg
success. On Sunday night
ic Missionary society through its
everal circles made its monthly
sport. The wcrmen of this auxiary
jtnist hie commended for ever
lereasing fine work.
Beginning Monday night and
isting through Sunday, April 10
'ill be celebrated the pastor's 3rd
nniversary. Servcie3 during the
reek will be under the auspices
f the auxiliaries of the church,
iraong the visiting speakers will
e Rev. J. P. Reeder and Rev.
I. M. Peace The public is cqrlally
invited to these, services.
M M A V'lT?vl. A M TT CHURCH
?Rev. R. EL Brogdon, Pastor
Following the preliminaries on
ist, Sunday morning, the pastor
poke to the children from the
irst Epistle of Peterr eighth
ease?"Whom having .not seen,
e love;"etc. The discourse was
ased on "Love". A fine group of
hildren was present and listened
ttentively while the speaker intructed
and advised., ^At1 the conlusion
Master Clayton Hitson led
We are climbing Jacob's ladder".
THp recular morning wxyrship
/as well attended and an impres-'
ive sermon was heard. "And the
eople stood beholding. And the
ulers also wtih them derided him"
tc., St. Luke twenty-third chaper
thirty-fifth verse, from which
)r. Brogden deducted as a theme
The Solemn SighT"! A very
arge number partook of the-Lord's
lupper.
Sunday school convened at the
sual hour with Supt. S. L. Jones
n charge. The period was well
pent. Beginning at five o'clock
ervices were held in the main aud
torium. The Rev. Walker of New
rork spoke in the interest of two
>f the classes.. The main floor
vas practically filled with .members
and visiting fjriends. Dr.
Valker delivered a vory fine^di*-ourse.
^A few of our white
riends were jaresent.
"Constant PrayeJ" was the
heme for the evening; the fiftyifth
Pstylm seventeenth verse?
Evening and ^morning, and aT~
loon, will I pray, and cry aiouu:
nd he shall hear my voice." This
tho sorond of a series of ser
nons on PRAYER. In part, the
lastor said that during prosperty
some people forget God and
inly when adversity conies they
emember to- pray. We can truly'
ay that Dr. Brogden preaches a
ound and searching gospef. There
s no "smoothing over" neither is
here "rock throwing."
Miss Glporgianna Holmos, one
f ours and a former school teaher
was seen in church on last
Sunday. Miss Holmes came in
ecently. fjom New York City
vhere she has been fen- abuot a
rear. We were glad to s.ee her
ml I,, -,ri that i-hn hm improved
Last week the -name of Mrs. E.
I. Dash from Mt. Zion A. M. E.
ors. We wish to state however
hat this was an error. Mrs.
)ash did not worship with us.
>INE GROVE A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. M. C. Pollock, Pastor
Pine drove A. M. E. Sunday
.chool opened at the usual hour
>y the Supt., Mr J. C. Rawtsr
The lesson was briefly discussed
>y the Supt. Class meeting was
leltTas usual. The A. C. E. Leaome
neeting was had and enjoyed by
ill.
The Junior choir also had its
iractice. They will render music
>n Easter Sunday. ,
The following are on the sick
ist: Mr. Adam Metze and Mrs.
lulia Rawls. t f .
Miss Elizabeth Graham ppent
Sunday evening at home with her
nother.
?r. and Mrs. H. P. Pride and
TT T? T_
iwn, n. r.?o a ?r *>*?aiaam.
d. Lawrence of Charleston; Miss
S. Rawls of Orangeburg, were the
linner guests of Mrs. N. P. Paris
ind family on Sunday past.,H. P;
'ride, Jr., was the center of atraction
for the evening. Mr. Wil
iam Clutts of Columbia was the
(verinp truest of Miss Martha
'aris.
Mr. Willie Rabb of Harbison intitute
was the Sunday evening
ruest of Miss Birdia Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. James Belton and
ittle son James Albert spent Sunlay
night with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Vashington.
The" Big Sisters club met at the
>ome of Mrs; Willie Paris. Quite
i number Attended.
PINE GROVE A.M.E. CHURCH S
Rev. B. C. Cunningham, Pastor
Peak, S. C.?Sunday school at
usual hour, At the worship hour (
the pastor preached a stirring ser 8
mon. At 3:00 o'clock Irmo turn- 1
ed out in full. Macedonia Bapt. 1
choir-rendered splendid, music for *
two of the club ladies, Miss L. r
doiue and Miss Crcola Boyd and u
everybody enjoyed that good sing i
ing. We are goring to ask them \
come again. The club ldaies
raised $11.60. We were also glad v
to have Dr. E. A. Adams with us
nnvnnintr '
Miss Sylvia Boozer of Irmo j
spent week-end with Miss Berne
tha Tobiap. / '
Mrs. Faiirde Nelums passed t<T
the great beyond last Thursday
and was laid to rest Saturday. ?
She leaves a husband, Mr. Charlie I
.Nelunvs ot Little Mountain; one '
son, Mr. James N'eUims; three
daughters: Mrs. Estell Boyd, Mrs.
Henrietta Iiicket, Mrs. Hattie Eichelberger
and other relatives to
mcmrn her passing. She was a A
(Christian woman and a loyal mem ,
bef of Pine Grove. She passed at
community?will?miss her. !
Ttevr Coprms-of ^ewb^rry and "j
Rev. T. H. Ringer assisted Rev. i
B. C Cunningham with the fun- 1
^eral services.
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH !
Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor ]
Asheville^ N. C.?The past Sab- (
bath day was oWAy-rnld and very j
beautiful. Though the change in j
the weather conditions was^very ^
sudden and rather upsetting, large
attendances were in evidence thru i
out the day. The church school i
moves op with increased interest
and the Observance of the Easter j
se?som~is planned to be much ]
larger and more interesting this .
year. ? '
The morning's audience listened j
-with marked interest. . try the eucharist
message delivered- -by- our
pastor who used as his subject '
"The Vicarious Death of Christ. '
Communion was administered to j,
a large number. At three-thrity i
o'clock the Union quartett organi- t
zation rendered an interesting J
musicale to an overflowing audi- ^
ence. ...The evening service was j
very largely attended and thje (
message delivered by our pastor
was based upon Christ's Sixth (
Saving on the Cross. The clos- i
ing Communion service for the |
day was most beautiful and ini- I
pressive. The financial reports
for the district conference was |
received in FULL and our pastor
-ami?delgato?loft?for?the confer.-? J
Miiyy mi Tuesday mnrning,?While _
away our pastor will attend- , a
pastor's conference called by Bishop
Davis to meet at Kittrell col- !
lege on Wednesday morning, April )
7th.?This conference?is?for?the- ^
purpose of making plans for the'
entertainment of the Convocation .
and Bishops' Council which con- :
vene at Kittrell during the month
jf August. ?
MT. MORIAH BAPT. CHURCH '
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Rev. C. H. Pickett, Pastor i
Spartanburg, S. C.?S. S. open- '
ed at usual hour with Supt. Cede- ,
man and co-workors at their post ,
of duty. . . " t.
Sunday morning the sermon was
nreached by the Rev. C. W. Turn- 1
er of Augusta, Ga. His text was
taken from the Epistle uf?Paul 3:5,
subject Religious Instructions.
The message was splendid
t-ly-dt-livered-and very Heartily reI
ceived by the congregation..
On Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m.
the pastor addressed one of the
clubs.
At 8 p.m. we again witnessed '
another wonderful "message by our
pastor. Text Romans 9:3, sub- j
ject: Jesus a Stumbling Block and i
f Rock of Offense". Rev. Pickett ia indeed
a great preacher.
Three persons were added to the" d
church. The Holy Communion I
was given. Collection $46.99. (
EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. F. D. Dreher, Pastor
The Sunday school's attendance
and achievements were very gra- 1
tiftying last Sunday. Setrvices <
throughout the day were very <
beautiful and well attended. The
r?aa+A?- rwrAOAViAft twn nAhle ?er
rtions and every heart was made 1
to rejoice and the Holy Commun- i
ion \Vas administered at both ser- 1
vices. i
Our Trustee rally ended Sunday
which wa9 very encouraging. The 1
reports of the captains were very .
good.
On Sunday, April 10th various 1
jubilee choirs of the city and New 1
brookland will render service at 1
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3:00 p.m. fJome* out ajna npar i
them. - ?
Mr. ahd Mrs. Jack ^wyggert, (
Mrs. Burton, Mr. and Mrs! John
Wise, Mrs. Ringer are on the sick (
liBt. We are praying for them a c
speedy recovery.
THE PALMETTO LttAIft
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IIDNF.Y PARK OB8ERVE8
PALM SUNDAY
Special Palm Sunday services
vill be observed at Sidney Park
V-M., E. church on JBlanding St..
sccordiog to announcement by the
r'astor the Rev.?N. H, Humpheys,
The subject of the pastor's
^alm Sunday sermon will be The
fears of Jesus. The choir of Sid>y
Park will render the "Palms"
is a special number for the mornng
worship. The worship on
his Sunday promises to be very
nspiring an 1 helpful. It i3 exacted
that a full congregation
vill be present.
Special HOLY WEEK services
vill be cor ducted next^week in
he form of a Union meeting beween
Sidney Park and Bethel; one
light at Bethel and the next at
Sidney Park on HOLY FRIDAY
MIGHT and the Holy Commun
on will be administered. All j
on will bo administered. All per
ions attending are requested to
oring candles. The public is indied..to
attend these1 sei vices.
BETHEL" A. M.' E. CHURCH Rev.
N. A. Bethea. Pastor
"St. Geoi go, S. C.?Our Sunday
ichqo-1 opened at the Usual hour
with Mr. Joseph Jones-. Supt. at
his post with" eo-woi-kers. The
Easter program?committee are
Uanning a real treat. '
At the morning worship the pas:or
delivered "a soul stirring sernon._
He selected Rev. 1:10 as a
ext.* The evening service beg a FT
1:00 o'clock with a packed houseind
the pastor accompanied by
Rev.i W. II. Pinckney And Rev.
Winds of -Trinity M. E. church.
The senior choir with Mrs. S. E.
Pelder organist, rendered music.
Each second Sunday is Junior
lay and our young people usually
ihow their appreciation by coning
to church in large numbers,
Special music for Palm Sunday
will be heard.
The; Ever-Ready, club will have
ts regular mqeting on Monday
light at the church.
The W. II. and F. Missionary
society had their regular meetng
on last Sunday afternoon, Mrs
Mabel Summers, ,president; Mrs.
lulia Campbell, secretary; MJrsT
VI. A. Brown, treasurer.
The Supper in the Wilderness
ast Tuesday night was quite a
luccess.
Stewardess Board No! 1 will
neet Sunday" afternoon at the
ionic of Mrs. A. T. Tobbins. v
Mr. Males Hopkins and Miss
Sorene Allen were happily marled
on last Saturday, afternoon at
he A. W; t.. lvianee, Kev. vr. a
Bethea, officiated.
Miss Delean Flint and little sis^
;er Elizabeth of Holly Hill and'
Mr.?William Ling of Savannah,
ja., were ' week-end guests of
Miss Minnie Lee ChesTnuE
Rev. Bethea and his Junior
?hoir will conduct services at the
riood Hope Baptist cm Sunday afternoon
at 3:30. Rev. W. P. Williams,
pastor.
Mrs. Ashe principal of Summervi
11 e Hi, was guest of Mrs MaDel
Summers on last Friday.
LAN FORD C,ROV~F.~
HOLINESS LHURCH
Bishop lT. D. Rookard, Pastor
S. S. at the usual hour with the
Supt., Rev. E. W. Rice and staff
present. The lesson was greatly
atnrht hy Missionary,
dns ar.d discussed in the class.
At 2:00 p.m. after the preliminaries
Rev. Rice delivered a great
sermon. Text II Timothy 4:1-6.
Mr. Lewis Stevens was funerilized
last Tuesday at Beaver
Dam Baptist* church"with a large
'Vowd showing respect; the Rev.
IV. M. Hissins, officiating assisted
by the Rev. E. W. Rice M. S.
Hallaham funeral director in
charge.
Rev. Edward Rice will leave
ruesday morning for the Veterang
hospital for treatment. We hope
for his improvement.
Much success to The Palmetto
Leader.
??Lancaster
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St. Paul A. M. E Church
Rev. Wm. Gantt, Pastor
After raining a few days this
past week we can say that the
first Sunday in April greeted us
with a beautiful sunshine day.
Sunday school opened at 10 with
Mr. E. H McGill, superintendent.
At 11:15 Rev Gantt ascended
the rostrum and chosed for" hi#
:ext St Matthew 26:46. He preach
2d a heart-felt sermon to an ap- .
preciative audience. The Lord's i
Supper was administered to more
than fifty persons.
The B. Square, club Bible class
jnder the leadership of Mr. Leonard
Rutledge is becoming more in
:6rested each Sabbath afternoon.
The League met 6:00 with a
splendid attendance. At 8 Rev.
Calicut delivered the evening's
uessage out of the fullness of his
ieart. " The Lord Supper was adninistered^
againT
Those who-' worshiped with us
ivere Rev Gaston, pastor of St.
John Baptist church; Rev, John
Rtobinson, Mh\ William McGriff,
Vlrs. Crockette, Mrs. Mcllwain of
}avid Stand; Misses Johnson and
Blackwell, both tteachers in the
Lancaster Training school. There
ire others whose names I did not
ret.
Missos Lucile Gantt, Aletha Mc
!!oy and Josephine Bailey are in
harge of the Easter programs.
Those on the sick list are Mes
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BFTHI.KHRM RAPT rHI'Bt'W
Kev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor
The Sunday school met at the
usual hour with the assistant superintendent,
N L. Lake in charge. "
At the regular morning services
our pastor spoke from thi3 sub
ject "The Cause And Cure Fen
Doubts". The message was uu
joyeu oy an who heard it.
The Missionary society which is
moving with a rapid pace under
the leadership of Mis. Lady J.
Symkin?, wia8 entertained by Mrs.
Minnie Boozer at the home of
Mrs. Nancy Singleton. After the
regular business side of the meeting,
a delicious course of icecream
and cake was served.
The Missionary society has
done more in the pass 3 months
than it has done in many year?7
both spiritually and financially.? "
The Interdenominational league
met at Bethlehem last Sunday at
3:30 p.m. with"Mrsi Eunice E Allen
in charge of the program The
Miller Chapel Junior'choir furnish
music for the occasion, and let me
Rev. R. J. jefferson the pastor
of Miller -Chapel A M. E. church
was the guest speaker. We enjoyed
everything he had to say.
The Sunday services were brot
to a close by our pastor who close
with this text: But whosoevei
drinketh of the water that I shall
give him shall never thirst. John
4:14.
We are looking for every member
of Bethlehem BantTst church
to pay the sum of $1.00 April 1G
which is the second Sunday in this
month. If for any reason you
can't come send your dollar we
need your help and loyal support.
Mr. J. W. Cleland of Greenville
was down a few days agp to i
spend awhile with his yife Mrs. I
Cleland who still remains at the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Matil- 1
-da Johnson whg ha9 hern ill for
quite- sometime, we are hoping
that she will soon recover.
Mr. Spurgeon and Wesley Mangum
motored from Columbia the
last Sunday morning in March tQ
visit Mrs. Matilda Johnson, Mangum,
Tongues,?f>tv-Quarcls?and
others. They were-all smiles and
looking the picture of health.
?We?were?indeed?glad?tu. have
Mrs. Annie Mae Fuller worship
with us Sunday morning. She
will be at the home of her- mothpr
and father on -Vincent street until
sometime after Easter.
COMING! * COMING.!
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APRIL 21st AND 22nd
dames Katie McCoy, Mary Cook
and Meta Hughes.
... The Morning Glory club met at
the home of Mrs. Daisy Moore
last Wednesday afternoon. ,
The Ushers Board met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Crockette last Tuesday night.
There will be a fish supper Friday
night at the home of Mrs.
Carry Bailey in -. Interest of hei
club. .. *
Little Nancy Rutledge celebrated
her birthday with little friends.
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Rev. J. C. Honor, Pastor
Cornwells, S. C.?The fourth
Sunday was a high?day at the *
above named church. In spite of
the lain u .nicy crowd wa? pres-"t
ent.
Supt. George Foster wan at hia
post the usual hour with his*co- '
woikers nearby. The lesson was i
well discussed in each class. The
banner elas9 fur the day was the
Young Men's class with a collection
of $3.05 In spite of the closo
run of the other classes, these
Young Men held the banner the
whole quarter.
At 12 oclock the pastor ascended
the platform, ar.d after a few Renditions
of Stirling songs by titchoir,
spoke from the text Mark
7:6 "Thia people I^onourcbh. mg _
with-thvir-lips, but-their heart is- _
from me". Subject Incorrect ideals
of Christian Religion. . The pa=tor
filled our minds with thoughts and
refreshed-our souls in this discourse.?T-..
m'.iny visitors from neighboring
churches.. Our?doorw are?always ?
open to" visitors. '
Everyone is looking earnest 1- p
-t??the?Kin-tor .program,, ar.d?thrr -j
big Easter .Rally that will termi- I
nate Easter Sunday night. . r
The Junior choir meets every
Friday night under the supervisic/n
of bro. Albert Foster. Bro. ?<
Foster is sparing n opain'fin train- c
ing. these your.g people for the task ^
that Is before them. The Senior ^
choir is also doing fine under the f
supervision of Bro. Will -Foster. [
Deacon R. D. Reid is Cn the ^
sick list. We hope be will soon ;
be nc/rmal again.
SECOND CALVARY
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Rev. Chas. II. Brown, A.M., Psitor: c
Ouj church is in the-?midst of a'v
revival .of?spirit and pre-eastor (
improvement of the physical plant. f
A new roof is being put on. The ^
premises in the rear had a gen-., j
eral clearing last week and the"
church was alive with workers e\*j- ^
eiy night last wc-6k. Yolujiteer
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ui-ipvu xor several nour? '
each night. A number of plaster- c
ers came, some of our members,
members from other churches and c
some who are members of no y
chu: ch, fTTiTl pTasIorTcI aTI needed
-sectionsllzMany ~~of our members, (
men and boys worked as laborers,
also. Rev. Brown, pastor, was T
much in evidence,. not as director ^
but as active leader in the thick- ^
est of the fray with* hands dirty,
and sore. Sisters of the church j
brought baskets each night and r
served workers most delectable 0
lunches. All "took part in this
part of the program. By nine t
o'clock?SVtuivny night the?whole',
auditorium and adjoining rodms
had beer, cleaned, carpets cleaned
by VHCcuum system. This week,
the painters will continue the work
so well begun?Thg ijfwTi.iJ ta.get.-^
a new dress for Easter in keeping
with the season. ?.\Ve extend most ^
many l.'iailKS in ALL Wno ttOlpcd ?
us in any way. The work goes t
on. ' ' t ' y
Yesterday Pastor" Brown began;
to develop his Easter theme on
"Christ Alive". In the morning 1
he preached on "The Unique Position
of. Chsist". At night his sub- p
jectWas. "Davidic' Portraits ol v
Christ"-from f'sa'lm 110.' The at- c
tendance during the day was un- k"
usually lurge and bubbling over a
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in?nb?rs of our profession?we
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stands not only for th?
fundamental nscseslUss
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less obvious details that
can do much to lighten
the weight of -responsibility
resting upon our
clients. '
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Funeral Home
1401 PaclLStr?|?tt
TELEPHONE 8137
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ven the pockets, f
Next Sunday fnre.nrmn Rev.
?rown will preach on "-Triumphal
^re-Gleams" as his Palm-Sunday
nessage
At night, eight O'clock. the chn.
trr'oup from Pent diet college
cill sing their Easter cantata,
'From Death to Life" at nvi
hurch. Mrs. Lillian O'Daniels if
lirector. Everybody is invited to
ie with us all day Palm Sunday.
Easter readers read the Leader
or best Easter news and Reviews
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Rev. W. G. Owens. Pastor Bookman.
S. C.?Sunday echo.,]
iperiod at the"Usual hour with surerintendent
and hiB co-workers
if their post or duty.J
Promptly at 12:30 morning <"
ice began.?This bein oQr lecorrd??= ?;?
[uarterly conference the pastor
iresented the Presiding Elder R.
V. J Roberson to preach. He
ected his text from Tl Kinsrs C :
hapter". Theme Christian All;
There were a large crowd out "
vorship. The Tavlors Chapel ;
uit made a full report at th's
Trnference. ?
At 2:30 Sunday. Mrs. Ella Jac:
on of Bookman ftrnerol servie. w
icld. The Mr. Russcl of Wlniisbt
ens the funeral Hirertnr ' Pnr V.' ' ??
5. Owens preached the funeral.
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a.w u cn'cs mi* iunPrai serv <if
Moses Davfs-n niembei?of (70- .
lar Creek church was held. Rev
V. G. Owens preached the funor:
These two funerals were held .1 '
he mid=t of about a thousand
icople who ramFln mourr the lo?-'"
f their love ones. Mr. Manigai.lt
hat was one of Moses fwvoritea :
ST. MICHAEL ME CHURCH
Benr.ettsville.?The Claf.in Sinappeared
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hurch on Sunday afternoon,,
rd to a most appreciative and 4|
husiastic house. The prog-ram was
ighly artistic, the young ladies
nd Mr. Hall were abfe to' please
he most critical. Come again.
Rev. Allen and People of Fairlain
AMEZ church, of -McCol
ril worship -with ua trt 8:80 next ~~
Sunday afternoon. Come one and
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