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laturday, April 23, 1938 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH Her. J. 8. Cnrrinn. -EaaW? - ^^unday morning found the mem .iers of the church in the Easter morning sunrise service at 6 a.m After a wonderful prayer meeting the pastor. Rev. J. S- -nnwtnn 1 reached a soul stirring sermon ai out tho Crucifixion of Christ. Atjl a.m., Sunday schoor openi d with Supt, Eula dteese in charge 1 Tie lesson was discussed by the tembers present. At 4:30 a grand pastor program was presented, by ifce Sunday school, which was enteyed by a very large and appreciative audience. . F Eight o'clock Sunday night ^rhere another wonderful sermon jlras preached by the Rev. E. Ad .tins <X (Jofemtbis. - ^ If. S. A. club met at the home of Mrs. W. H. Brown The meeting {pas very interesting, and after the business part was finished, the program committee presented a fery splendid program. The theme pf the program being, ."Making Eod flrst in outlives." An^njoyable evening was spent with the elub adjourning to meet Tuesday, April 19.i_.at the home of- Miss Eula Reese. The R.?S. A. Club and Shilofi" BfttltiRt eVllllvVi ovtanrl on Invitation to all who may come. BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. M. M. Peace, 'Pastor The services of the day we?i Opened with a glorious sunrise service ia. which many took part. Sun ' Amy school opened at- the usual |ime and the lesson was discussed Reviewed and Sunday school adjourned. i Morning worship was blessed rith the presence of many memers dnd friends. The pastor delivred a fine thoughtful message. At 8:80 we reassembled for our exercises. All of the' children did tiicely. Misses Washington, Lumpkin and Williams were the directors. ? j j ? -- v:- . 1 ?Si? U<IIUI15 *?UIOIll[) upcucu WllS IIS usual dignity." Theme i The Cross Destroys Lonliness." Very approTprtate "music was rendered by both choirs. Messrs. B. Thompson, D. Ferguson, J. W. Mathis and many other students and friends worship ped with us. Visit Bethlehem, you are always welcome. * PINE GROVE AME CHURCH* Rev. M. C. Pollock, Pastor t Sunday school was called to order at the usual hour by the Sunt. Mr. C. Rawls. The lesson wus reviewed by Mr. L C Kenly of .jState College The League session I was held as usual. At 2:30 the j Easter program was rendered. It seemed to have been enjoyed by all J The funeral of Mb. Adam Metz was held Tuesday at 2:30. A large number attended. It was his request that Rev. Robinson preach ? his funeral and.be dich -Misses Martha and' Fannie Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dreher and Mr. William Johnson motored to Chester Sunday to witness the wedding of Miss Lizzie Johnson. Miss Elizabeth Graham was the : dinner_cueat of her sister, Miss Ruth Smith. Miss Birda Ray and Mr. Willie Robb were the Sunday guests of Miss Telicious Lowman. -> D:-> --i?i ?j-J * *. me nciioui atienaea /\chievement day at St. Peters school Friday April 15. The following took part in the contests: reading contest: Mr. Lindell Richardson, Mias Idella Rabb: spelling contest: Mr. Floy D. Redmon, Mr. Daniel Jackson, Mr. "Wesley Richardson and Mr Bernard Mills; Arithmetic nteat; Measra. Ernest J ilea, Oilia Jiles, Leon Smith, Mark Blocker, Clark, *i The Big Sisters Egg Hunt on ?% Friday evening was a success. Mr. H. K Rawls spent part of Sunday with his grandmother Mrs Susie [Richardson * 1 Mips Martha Suber was away Saturday on society business. j Don't forget the rally Sunday. BROWN CHAPEL A. M. E. G G-Mellwaine, Paetor Sunday school at the usual hour. The^weather was fine and attend-j ance good. A large number was out for sunrise sermon. At 11:30 the pastor was at his best. The services were largely at tended throughout the day. At 2:30 the primary children rendered ti very nice program with Miss Beatrice Jackson in charge. At 7:80 the senior boys and girls rendered a very pleasing Easier o^Cjmtaia. Mr. John W. Hunter was at his beet with Tfiuslcahd , Miss "IV... VX - .* Lucy Ann Mcllwain took the solo - parts well. ? * " The Pulpit Aid Board met at Miss Clementine?(Gridiron's?home last Thursday nite. Will meet with Miss Lizzie Pcaster this week. L Stewardess Boards 1 and 2 met at Mrs. Martha Waldo 'Sunday. Will meet at Mrs. Peaster's this week. We are looking forward to the , coming of the presiding ehh'i Sliii_day | Rev. and Mrs. Mcllwain and^chil , dren are spending a' few da vs. in I ~ " " I Lancaster and Rock Hill. Mrs. Mamie Hawkins and daugh |>cr spent Thursday afternoon w * the Gridirons. | We" invite the public to come, (and enjoy good preaching at all, . times. 1 ~ r. LEEDS" NEVV5 | New Hope Bapti&t Church ' Easter was celebrated here Sun- j 4~il^y. 10:30 Surday school was i 1 conducted with officers at their j ' post. Visito-rs were present from ' Charlotte, N. C., and other places I to worship With lis -I?At?t2?o'clock the president, of the Home Missionary Society Mrs 1 Lillie E. Land came forward .and began the "program. Hope station rendered music. The children play . 11 . 4. j uu luuir |mi u At 3 o'clock our pastor Rev. II. H. Dayson from Newberry came forward'&nd took his text from St. Luke 2-1:5-6, subject When Jesus Was on the Cross. Sunday night ; at Hope station hp preached a-> nother wonderful sermon. Collection was taken up by Pea. Ben ' IIill from Woodar<l. .Money raised j during the- ay $29.06. Rev. Day| son as a young man was elected I pastor at New Hope .church and I is doing great work. Also Mrs. | Dayson; They are loved by all | who meet them. We pray God's ' blessings for them to go onward j and^ upward. ~ ~ are having another wonderful pro gram. We solicit your cooperation and invite you to worship with us. Our door stands open every fust, and third. Sundays for services. Welcome is our motto. EASTOVER NEWS Easter was observed at all the. I church around and throughout this section of the county. Rev. Rowman held early services ajt St. Phil, lip A. M. E. church at 6 o'clock a. m. He preached the Crucifixion of Christ to a large auJience. At 11:30 he preached the Resurrection of Chrhit, taken xfrom St. Luke?21:31.?Both?sermons?were delivered with force and power and truly the spirit was high in both i pastor and people. Three accepted the invitation to join. 12 were baptized. ; . | The baby contest ^followed. 3 i babies being absent, he deferred , the final test until next Sunday at which time he will present the I prizes for them. Many visitors were piesent from out of town. The Rev. Patterson of CoTuTimbia ) preached at Shiloh at 11:30 a.m. This service was also well attend ? *- / ed. Rev. Patterson is a yo.ir.g man but he is an old man in the , pulpit. At the close of this ser. vice?Rev.?Buwnuur_axriv:ed_.aficiL. la great feast. Another message was delivered by Rev. Bowman. This is a small church and was J able to accomodate the people,-.so - many who were there fn?-'th<> fust service gave way for the visitors.Here we heayd another great s'evmon on the risen Lord. Goodwill Antioch, members and visittors of W^dgefield, Columbia and many other places was there to witness I 1 , one of the best Easter service? ' ever had in Shiloh. It goes with vcondition today than it has been ^-fnr?cTTumbcj of years -ami it is j~alL due- ta -our groat -leader who knows how to do and when to do. All pastors and choirs together with congregation are^ urged to meet at Mt. Olive Baptist church | Sunday, April 24th at 2 o'clock. , D'on^fajl to <?ome and witness the ! torrrocf rnaec mnntintr VtoM in this section. The Easter program was very good at Mt. Zion Baptist church day afternoon and a most elaborate one was conducted , Sunday night at St. Phillip church. Students from A1 len, Benedict, State ~ Booker Washington, Cope William and Webber Hi took part on the program. The Palmetto Leader will bripg to you the work of ail, churches, all societies, all clubs, all schools, all colleges, for only $2.00 per year; six months _ .$,1.25; three months 75c or 5c per copy. Why [ not begin the fksi of May~an$l readWhat your people are doing? Get .? V BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. K. E. Gaulden, Pastor tNle\Vbeny, ^ C.?The Easter spirit was high in Newberry, with a bright sunny day and a pleasant temperature - the ? church goers rushed to the churches of the city , to sec their children bring back to J TABERNACLE' BAPT. CHURCH Rev; Wm. Watson, Pastor Greenville, S. C.?Early service l:.3jD Easter morning.. The pageant sponsored by Miss' Paule'ne Turner was very good. It was on the lawn of the* church. Solo Mrs. Bessie Sullivan. Organ music by Mrs. J. S. Gibbs. It was very impressive. S. S. at the usual hour by Supt. Mr. It. Bradley, very large attendance. Preaching at 11 am. by the Pastor. Rev. Wm. Watson. Theme The Missing Lord. It was a wonderful sermon. A .large congregation worshiped. liVPU 4:110 p.nr. S. S. progranl at G:15 and was very good. Mrs. Bessie fullivan and Viola Folley were in charge^ Miss Laura E. Watson was' ttnrinaTiisC" - Preaching at -7:30. Rev. Watson preached from the same text used in the morning service. This being junior church day the juniors had charge of the music. Collection was Very good for the day. Sick: Mrs. L. Austin, Mrs. L. Wilson. ? Mr. Harry Holloway and Miss Helen Arnold were married Saturday night at the hom<r of Mrs; Jesv Mrs. W. R. MUrigney, Mr. and sic Garrett. Mrs, H. Holloway, Master Henry F. Sullivan were dinner guests of Miss Daisy Butler on Thompson Street. in touch with Rev. Bowman Box 134, Eastover or 1310 Assembly St., care Palmetto Leader office and he will gladly and willingly* enlist your namel Mr. Isaiah JohnsorF who was wjjt-rmru on in me- i^oiumma nosDtal is home again. Mr. David Prinfcle is improving fine at this writing. Mrs. Lizzie Cokeland who had a stroke sometime ago is talking again. Miss Christine Myers united to a young man of Wilmington. N. C., last Thursday and left Eastover to make her home with him. Don't forget to read the Palme'to Lendei. Oom? to church, go to church.* v_ tnem jiicmones ot the risen Lord. k'-l) ri ho"Looter eMercises gut under way at Bethlehem at 10:30 a.m. Mote than five hundred members and friends were, present. Following the regular custom, Supt. Floyd of (Miller's chapel and a number of his ?teachers, scholars and members were present at our Easter exercises'. There were als^ present members and friends from other churches of the city, along with manry out of town friends. Miss HJeTen Nance of Laurens, S. tJ., a former teacher at Drayton St. Hi .school was among the out of town guests. We were more than glad to have all visitors andfriends worship with us Sunday morning-and night. - The young men -and women that weie liuine for Easter are as follows: Misses Meta Henderson and Mamie Sanders of Voorhees Insttute; Nancy Halty and Mr. Sligh of Bettis Academy and Miss Eddie Mae Worthy who has been teaching in'the low part of the state. The Easter program was quite a sucess, all who were present enjoyed it from start to finish. The music was furnished by the junior choir with George Singleton "Miss? Ojetta Gilliam and Mis. An nie Mae Fuller at the piano. _ Xhcz-progrmn in?general?was under the direction of Mrs. Burdie Henry, Mrs. Nancy Singleton and Mrs. E. E. Gaulden. The BVPU which was in the hands of the Busy Bee opened at <5:30 p.m. * Miss Mamie Connor the president of the.- Busy Bees in charge?of?the?program^ ? The program was very good^ With this Busy Bee club moving onward and upward we must move fast if we hope to stay out - of their way. They san sing, speak, and recite well. Smrrhry-rrfglfrbi ought our Eas?_ ter services to a close with sister Davis of Philadelphia, Pa., bringing us the closing message." Sister Davis is an outstanding evangelist. She is known all over this country. Those who heard her Sunday night can witness to the fact that she is a true servant of Go 1. She will speak for day nights of this week. We are us Wednesday. Thursday and Frilookinp for yon out tn henv hav t ~ . ' -'?mMEMOmAM^ j \ . _ DIEU APRIL 24, 1937 H THE PALMETTO' LiSADfft I NEW BERRY NEWS St. Matthew Baptist Church Sunday school 10:00 a.m. The superintendent being absent .dug illness the school was conducted by the teachers. The lesson was recited welL_ At 7:30 the BYPU and "school rendered a timely Easter program, .Mrs. N. L.llaltiwanger in charge. . At 8:30 Rev. B. F. Williams brought the message from St. John 3:13, subject Look and Live. The sermon was enjoyed by all. There will be a singing contest Sunday, April 24. Everybody is invited to come to St. Matthew at 2:30 o'clock and; hear some singing. ? Calvary?Presbyterian ClHiWll The Easter service at 6:00 a.m. was a great success. A large prowd attended and all of the child ren played their parts well. ~ During Sunday school hour the service was enjoyed by all. Durt -ing the Children's hour the pas"-" tor's theme was Easter Joy and Life. TexL_I?arn^He^ that liveth and was dead, and behold I am alive forever more. -Which gave the children the -meaning of Easter. Throughout all of the services the Resurrection of Christ was greatly manifested. The pastor's iiti. r>: iiiiuiiii: v> x lie macii v-?*ni?v, ???u text I Cor. 15:20 and 57 verses! All hearts rejoiced while he spoke of the living Christ. The delegate, Mr. S. W. Allen, Sr., to the McClelland Presbytery was mpiested lay the pastor to make his report. The pastor stated tthe ministers and others who attended the Presbytery stated it was one of the best they have ever witnessed." Our visittors were Mesdamcs Cora Ycrting and Ora Dennis. During the League hour the young people played their parts well. Wednesday afternoon "5:30 a re% presentative group met in the Bible class which was taught by Mrs. P. W. A. Neville.?You aiu tuidially invited to attend. I Drayton Street High School An appreciative audience of white and colored people listened | to the two great artists Mr. Luther King and his wife in the auditorium Thursday night. Prof. Der rick and other musicians of the city and Newberry college said he is one of the best they have ever heard.?Miss H. E. Nance a teacher in Sanders High school, Laureus S.,C.(iwas one of our out of town guests s _v._ __'J Prof. C. M. Wilson and his wife from Union motored to our city and carried Mri Grant and her children to Florence to spend the week-end. They reported a very pleasant trip. The Easter parade in our city was beautiful. All of the churcherr had very good exercises Sunday from 5:00 a.m. until throughout the evening services. The Newberry County Teachers association held its last meeting for the year April 8, 1938 in the auditoruim of Drayton Street Hi school. The association has made rapid progress under the leadership of Professor T. R. Logan. Officers for the year 1938-39 were elected. They are as follows: Professor William Wade, president; Professor H. B. Kikard, vice-president; "Miss Theola Ar Spigner, secretary; Miss Ruth Thompson. assistant secretary; Mrs. Bessie Fair, treasurer. The group adjourned to meet at the beginning of the coming year. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor ' "lSnn"day scho5T "meX at "the usual hour with officers an#i teachers present. Beautiful Easter lesson taught on the various classes. After the olasses reassembled, pupils were given Easter Eggs by the Sunday school The exercises were held at 4:00 o'clock. Those who attended seemed to have enjoyed it very much. For the morning service the passubject Christ's Conquest of Death The church was very beautifully r\ o/i fo/1 tLln I uvA.viatvu 1U1 VI1IS SpKCit&l ULXtt- I sion and" the membership present as usual were in a receptive mood for the beautiful Easter message delivered by the pastor. The choir rendered -special music for the occasion which was very much enjoyed, and highly spoken of by all present. For the night service, the choir rendered its annual Easter musi cai program. The solos and quintet were just grand and showed spe WM wmm& ~ ^ . JAMES BAILEY "He has wandered into an un. known Mand AncL left us dreaming how vety : fair- _-_,.; :? .-f . It needs must be, 1Sinee he lingers there' ' , - ' i ? THE FAMILY, j .cial musical training by the church organist, Mrs. L. T. Bates and Mr. Moore, director The entire 'chorus was very harmonious from beginning to end. Our visiting friend# ' are always welcome, come again. * ! UNION BAPTIST CHl-RCH , Rev. C. Jenkins, Pastor j kjuiiunj i\ VV1 ^ 1U1I Ull} (l>? far as the churcn -p?otfram was concerned. The day began with the sun-rise prayer meeting which was well attended. Following this service, at the regular hour*- Sunday school began. The scholars entered wholeheartedly into the taster les son. This department has been ^ annual Easter program at 3:30 p.1 m. It has now directed its energies' towards the May Queen contest in an effort to "have its representative crowned queen L The morning sermon was delivered by kev. A. Pi PorteT\ His message was based "upon the "Outward Evidences of the Risen Lore!" . in keeping with the Easter season. Following the BYPU, the musical choir presented an Faster at 7:30 o'clock. This was a very enjoyable program. Sunday night, the pastor returned to the pulpit.1, nciri<r a a Kio k ? uio IL A ui UOVU.NSIUIl, "The Invitation of the. Risen Host Come and Dine." |_ EASTER DAY AT SECOND CALVARY ( Rer. C. H. Brown, PasTor ? r I The spirit of the Entire'day wash in keeping with fiast-wv-The- attend4ance at church school was high ? for the quarter. The junior depart ment Supt. had started a move-J ment for a special missionary of- 1 fort and the first reports wore, made on Easter morning. The boysj of the senior class gave a brief but interesting proginm, with a1 few numbers from their depart- t ment. i , At 11 o'clock services"* the ros- , trum was profnse]y d.-ri.i-at.-fl \ with fresh flowers brought b y friends in memory of depai ted lev t ed ones. The minister announced , whose memory flowers w ere. brought^ Among these were? t h , names of all pastors' and their ; wives who were members of our | call. These were Rev, D. Cooper, , Rev. and Mrs. A P Dunbar, Rev and Mrs. P. P. Watson and Dr. J J Durham After services "ffiends, j in a group, carried these flowers' therm Off the "graves-arid the pastor offered a memorial prayer with i those assembled at Randolph. Cut ( flowers were taken to hospitals. | The choir song two special ntim bers, The Finale from the cantata "Christ is Risen Indeed," and "Ye Heavens, Adore Him." Pastor Brown preached in the morning on "The Fruitless Search ' for Christ where he was Not." It J Yvunin ur nernicss. lo rummi-iiL-on ; the Gospel message. Most people 1 know Rev* C. H. Brown as actios- 5 pel minister. At night the subject ' was "A Personal Knowledge of the Risen Christ" During his series of sermons there have been several additions to our membership and a gratifying response to 1 our financial appeals. Quite a num ber of visitors joined us in the j | services. We appreciate visitors and memorial messages from sevjftht dlstatit states in our Easter i services. All visitors welcome. Still read The Leader and lead 1 -. - > ?.?? ( I(*'VW-. 1. ^jiirc. I'a.^m1 1 Conway. A lively aunri.se prayer meeting opened the ylorimis Kuster service. At 11 CiO our P. E. Kev. A P Spears delivered a wonderful Easter message ... Too much ei edit cannot be given Mi- lames Vn.ne... n-w, Heaves. Annie Belle Wilson, Miss Kloi.su Janerettu and 'Mr. W. K. Moore for their efforts manifested in making the afternoon and even ilig-programs & success. Mrs. A. F'. S'pears gave u short" b :t iiiteiest jng talk durintr the ov cning lU'Of: am, 7 Rev. Ci. M. Spain was funeraliz (,,i at Toddville, Sunday.: Elder Spears delivered the main eulogy KMAMKl, A..M.E. IHLUl'H Rev. R E Hrogdon, I'astor (Service* at. Emanuel on-last Sun day Were flunked -with beautiful solemnity in an atmosphere created by "hearts full of gtatit.ude whirh?stiii. alaieol?sincere Woiship. This- day, the world over wheretvcji rhristianity had been planted was one ?>1 great jpy because il_ wps. the day centuries ago when true life came to the world. - j Our pastor was at his best all day. At the5 early, morning service a powerful sermon was delivered. St I IlL-n Ifl-ll (1, - "TL.. -'V. A'/.-'. W1VIIII-, 1 I1C* l'L'SUTiofti<>n of Christ." At this service thirty-three persons were fellow-hippeik-'aiid one'accession. At 11 o'clock L)r? 111 took his text from the <2-ith chapter of St. Luke ut the 34th verse using as a theme "Some proofs of Christ's Resurrection.-' For ?t h e third and last time the evening services were crowned with another 'stirring and inspiring sermon , "Tho lVvvor of the Resurrection." Iliis final sermon was heard by a accession. Faster exercises were held during the Sunday school and League periods. j We were made to fCel sad 6h passing _of?.our- Presiding ^Ider Lev. L. R. Nichols. His remains were eulogized by the Rt Rev J S | Flipper, Senior Bishop of the A.' M. E. C'Aurch, on Tuesday n'tern",.n April?Li?Fmainiel wai tnx. ed to*her capacity. The A. M. E. Church . has lost fa" father and a. ureal exponent i'n the faith. The I'ho remain:* were interred in Union Friendly cemetery. Floral tri% * r hute ?won-?iti?abundance.?Julius P. Fielding:, Mortician. The Rev. Walker -of New York" City pVctlched for three nights dur inn the past we?*k. His sermons were indeed inspiring; and many persons were converted. ?We -regrret? to--k'imi~of "the at'i'ilent which came to Mrs. Minnie Miles on Friday night of last week CHAPPEELE STATION A. M. E. - rm*RCH ? I Rev. Roy 1.. Miller. Pastor Sunday- was a fine day for lunch . goers. Sunday school open-' d at the usual hour with Supt. ami teachers at their post. The At 11:30 the .pastor ascended he rostrum and preached a soul . dining Sermon; subject:. "The wrmon two poisons joined t h t rhurrh": Pro: t hai he Walker and lister Gladys Peppers. Four basics were baptized; nanu-ly Luella Bowman, Harold Martin. Jr., Qar t-nce Walker, Jr. and Freddie Wal 1 ker. Golleetijon $(>.05. s . -I At 7we reassembled for the finnual Faster exercise which was exceptionally poo.i. The pastor, aeknTTwTivilured the presence "'of many .'isitorY Prof. Sullivan, principal >f Taylor school and Prof. C. 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