Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i: . 2 Page 8 ~ ^ SPF.flAl N1TE 11:00 O'CLOCK ?For ColoredLOnly Crashing Into Action _ nn fVio fvnil nt* c\ 'tvonr'lrovmic c^?anrr rk-p lrirl_ VIA VilV ' VX Utl V/A CV VX VUV A A V X V/CiU VX XV A V4 " nappefe-th e Three Mesquiteers match ?- ^hem-wits against outlaws' tricks, - i sss n.t.jr. .? \ OF THE AIRWAVES NOW HERALDS M ' 1 JJ H THE BIGGEST SCREEN THRILL IN M yM HISTORY OfiMOTION JM I ! ? ?1' " ?1 ?Scfeeno "Grand Prize" ALSO OIN (t t A AA LATE SHOW ^ i/tWV/ CAROLINA THEATRE - See and Hear Chick Webb and his Orchestra featuring- Ella Fitzgerald at the Township Auditorium, Thursday Nite, September 8th I EMMANUEL A. M. E. ?-HURCH 1 R?T. R. E. Brogden, P*?tor Charlestoo, S. C.?Last week we made mention of the activities on Women'* Day, the third iSunoay. On iaat Sunday, Men's Day, vury fine services'- were eld. -The' men took charge and demonstrated to the public that they could perform as well as the fairer sex. A strong sermon was heard during the morning worship, the re" Wit <51 Wtiich motiVated an enthusiastic attitude. The whole - choir sang with expression whicn auded to the occasion. * bunoay school and League con vened at the usual hours with a splendid attendance. Both depa it mt*ita aie still onovfcng on - .tji? TO'vMffl of B. L.. Jones and Miss N. W. DeLesline. Mr. Howard Bennett* one of our boys delivered an impressive ad, dress at the evening worship. Mr. Bennett's addresg "was based on "ihe Christian". It was indeed a practical and well developed ad dress.?Mr.?Bennett i? fitld representative tKq jfrtereat nf Pink -.university, his alma mater. Wer extend heartiest congratulation to the Pastor, Rev. R. S. Lawrence, officers and members of Mt. Zion A. M. E. church and - to all wha assisted in the rebuild^ \nr of their edifice. Much credit i -ialdue t<> them for their work. XGEE NEWS Sunday, Aug. 14, Rev. T. J. Rob inson pastor of the North Edisto Circuit closed out his revival at very successful one. They also had their 3rd qaurterly conference with Rev. S. A. FunchCB Dist.^yp erintendent presiding. They raised $60 in a very short time. On Sunday Aug. 28, Rev. M.M Thoma^, pasbor of Good Hope Circuit in company with Mrs. Thomas motored to Salters Chapel, at which time he praarlied to a good number of members who report a wonderful time. On Sunday at the usual hour bapci.^ dh h ^"^hed Cl!QV^ - stirring ocrmen.?After which une joinaj the church. That marked the beginning of hij revival and was a wonderful start. I PAGELAND NEWS J. R. Faison closed one of the mos)t successful revivals in the history of Gum Spring Bap^ :-lisv-cfapgetep~Friday nig^ri?=StHTT$" souls were brought to Christ and a number of members were add ed tu the church. Kev. J. A. Little of Moraroe, N. C? p<reached each night. DoUcVhy Brewer came Saturday; from New York to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E/ Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brewer. 'Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Johnson of Timmorreville spent Sunday with their mother Mrs. S. E. Johnson. | Mrs. Laura Brewer and child | ren, T. C. Jr., 6nd Nannie have Vtturned from a visit to Rook Hill with thei?- mint, Mm FUtb. " hfth Miller. ?? Mrs. Cora Mungo and children of Kershaw county sp^nt the~week_ - end?with Rev^ and Mtj. T.' H. Hubbard. . Mrs. M. J. Dargin is spending this week In West Palm Beach, --Eku-with Dr. x ' ALLEN TEMPLE r" A. Mt E. CHURCH Greenville*. S. C.?The S. S. review was conducted by Rev. D. P. Adams. At 11 o.*cloek the pastor present e<T Rev. C. T. Wright, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Calhoun, ? - j?- ' ?inj a r^siueiii ox Cincinnati, who brought the morning message. " His subject"was "To WTTbm Shall I Go?". Among the visitor,, was a niece of Mr. J. L. Mayes from Cleveland, Ohio. Sunday evenin a Brother?Wi Gamble preached a helpful sermon i from the subject "When I Conj side'r". The clubs of the church are I very active in their efforts for September 25^ when our fall rally I will close. Rev. T>r. Dawkins, pastor of the I-A?M^-E. chureh, Flushing, New York, his daughter and son< Catherine and Paul, spent Monday I night with Dr. and Mra, Witherj. sP?on- immu mr. T MT. MORIAH BAPT. CHURCH Spartanburg, S. C.-r-At 11:30 the pastor preached a very imfuresjrtve serrtion, thefrno Angels that Becan^q. Students. * At 3:00 o'clock the pastor and Shady 'Grove. 19 converts were added to the church in one week. The BTU at 6 o'clock every Sun day afternoon. At 8 p.m. Rev. Pickett preached from the them? Human Equality. The collection for the day was $186.83. The choir and members of Shady Grove church will worship with - u* Sunday afternoon aT 3:UU p.m. The Holy Communion will be given. The pastor will preach a special sermon. The public . ia cordially invited to att^TVd. Rev. Pickett will leave Monday morning, September 6th for Fort Worth, Texas to attend the National convention. I . Rev. Pickett will leave for Ashe | ville, N. C., Tuesday morning but will be back in the citv the !? ? . of the week, TT?e Southern Cotton parade fea . ^turine- "Old Black Joe" and Ne ~?ro melcfdies of the South at Mt. Mofiah Baptist church, Friday night, September 2, 1938. Admia ion 5 cemta, vy THE PALMETTO LEADER MT. ZION A. M. K. CHURCH I Rev. W. P. Carolina, Pastor Sellers, S. C.?S. S. at the us.ual hour. Review by Dr. L. A. Wells. , At 11:30 service besran. The pastor presented Presiding Elder Dr. L. A. Wells. He preached wonderful message. We are glad that he ha? improved to the' extent that he is able to carry on the work of his district. AjL v:iju we again assembled and the Rev. Mrs. Alston. Georgetown brought us a wonderful message. - Stewardess Board No. 1 entertained the presiding elderr and his cabinet, the pastor, his wife, Mrs. Alston and Mr. A. B. Quick at the home of Mr. ?i\d Bflya, J. A. Foxworth. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fare, Mrs. Hallie J. Lester Laughlin w?re the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ander Nowlln. ? Miss Jessie M. Lester and Miss Edith Lester of Washington, D. , are home visiting h^r si?ter on Park street. ^ " Mr. (J. H. Lester is on the aick list at this writing. Mr. D. M. Watson one of our old white friends of this community passed to the gteat. beyond Monday evening. Sellers Chapel Baptist Church Rev. J. H. Hall, Pastor S. S. at the usual hour with Supt. Abram and co-workers at their post of duty. At 11:30 a.m. service began, the pastor being absent the Rev. -H. R. Smith wws in charge.?He?gave wonderful message. At 7:80 our pasted brought the message. I EASTOVER NEWS Revival meeting at St. Phillip closed Friday night with success. Rev. Tillmons scheduled to con? duct the meeting was citfleii suddenly to New York. Rev. I. O. Simmons of Lexington was called to take his place. Sunday night Rev. Bowman and his jfeople worshiped with Rev. Baptist church. RevT^Bowman, ~~is^ conducting a meeting thin week aT Spring Hill A. M. E. church for Rev. I. 0. Simmons, at the horn? of Rev. E. F. G. Denrt, presiding elder of Columbia district. Next week he will be at Shiloh A. M. E, church near Eastover. The conference rally will take place on the fourth Sunday " i n September. Bobbie?Lee?sqhool will?openSeptember 12'. Allen and Benedict will open September 20. Sevcral changes will be made in the schools around Eastover. The Palmetto Leader will bring to the "Leader". Mr. Robinson was attacked by his ox last iSunday. The wounds are very painful; at this writing he doesn't seem, to be resting so well. Mrs. Maggie Hall of Brooklyn, N. Y. paid $5.00 to help further , U~ 1 -A OA r?L. IIP.. . lite kua|ji-i gv cm., i'niuip cnurcn. J The Brown Brothers quartet I will sing at .St. Phillip the second Sunday in September at 2:30 p.m. Come' to church?Go to church. CONWAY NEWS ?. Sunday school at St, James A. 'if. E. church opened at its usual hour. Mr. Hugo Stanley beted as finpt?due to the illness of the superinfeiTdenfv ""WeT"were" gTad to have Misses Bessie Bellamy and Azalea "Stanley back with us. Service was called to order by Rev. Hyman, pastor. Rev. McNeil was presented who delivered ! "The message. At night our paator presented Rev. Moore who delivered a soul stirring sermon using as a theme: Power. Everyone seemed to have enjoyed the services throughout the day. i There will be an excursion run! to Atlantic Beach Saturday September 17~for the benefit of completing out; new church which is well under way. Mrs. Jessie Steele has retrunnd after attending summer schooL The Sunday school delegates returned with an excellent report. If J mr. ana Mrs. rrenry jones~have adopted a little son, Leo Little Chas. McClintic is spend* ing sojnetimg with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bellamy^ Misses Bessie Bellamy and plane Sunday. CLINTON X A Co-educational Junior $ ROCK HI Y } I Clinton College is On accre< f of High School and two years y mcntary Omlfftiti: '=r ? The Forty-fifth Session wil x Courses in plain sewing wil j. ing classes will be conducted ai *t* who are interested in securing .j. tificate or raising their present X hjfiny impovementa have b< X more beautrful and the surrouni We also have to offer?rwl - % vitics -all athletics. }. For further particulars ac Y Junior College, Rock Hill, Soutl 1 / *9 ST. STEPHEN A.M.E. CHURCH | Rev. D. N. Wilson, Pastor ? V On last Sunday our services V were very high spiritually all day * Our Sunday school was conducted at 9 o'clock by the Sapt. Mr. Ru- ? fus Ford. At 11 o'clock our pastor preached us a great sermon froni the subject "Pure Religion". It was enjoyed by all. At 4 o'clock the F.vangpliat Knu Miss C. B. Prje-t^r of Wiloerforce i Ohio who is a recent graduate of A Wilberforce university and who *? I conducting a great revival meet ing for us preached a very inspir- fl ingr sermon from the subject "The ^ Dry Bones'. -It wag a sermon that ^ will belong remembered by all ' ducting one of the greatest meetings we have ever had. During the past week twenty persons were converted. Sunday nisrht she brought Viofth&r gregt message from the subject 'Prayer Changes Things'. Our meeting is still going on. ? ? ? Rev. Priester wrll conduct hei church. Rev. C. Lewis, pastor, jF SAINT JAMES I A. M. E. CHtfRCIT -Rev. Hala B. Thompson, P*stor Asbeville, N. C.?Throughout the day or* the past Sabbath the weather was beautiful and large crowds worshipped beginning in fl the churchsfcbcroL Two new pupils were added to the school. T An enthusiastic congregationheard the morning's message with Si great interest and joy delivered by the pastor from the - subject r* "The Heavenly Home". At the ( evening service our pastor's dis- r*j course from the subject "Spiritual Conflict". The usual monthly reports frcrm?boards and clubs were received. Our pastor <alnd delegates report a very successful Religiou, Convocation/ held at K.fctrell colhege. The Bishops' *and Connectional Councils were the" nation; : Mohday everrirtg "The Wedding of States" was conducted by Mrs. Hale B. Thompson in the interest of the Sunday school department. Eighteen state, were rep| resented by college and high r school girts of the church. The | effort was quite a success. HMMOOim _ MIEIITT llllllMTIf IIIMI Of TNI HUT SOVTNWEST Starts Thursday - I PALMETTO Ubj g II Labor Day I EXCURSIONS I to "1 CH A RLESTONV. $150 " Round-trip ticket good in i coaches only from j COLUMBIA | Proportionate fares from . ' other points. Children under 12 half-fare. Tickets sold in advance.For final limits, schedules and detailed Information consult G. O. Schultz, Ticket Agent I Phone 5023 - , ATLANTIC COAST LINE; r RAILROAD 5 1 COLLEGE jl College and High School f [IX, S.~C. " - || T iited Junior College?four years *i* normal leading to a State Ele- ^ II begin September 14, 1938 ^ | 1 be offered this year and even- X V ad open to teachers and others ^ a first grade A elementary cer- X one. > t - A een made to make the campus $ lings more inviting. X tolesome Extra-curricular Acti- " ag Idress, The Registrar, Clinton ? I i Carolinafi for catalogue. I S. STANBACK, President | I wga?aea?o8MMoeo9oec809a)e^^ II c " . Saturday, September 3, 1938 KILLER BY NIGH 11" What amazing power does he hold over the lTnderworld? . . By day he a successful society physician; by night, equally successful, criminal. Admits one murder? dozens of robber IPs. Don't mmMffiM. miss this thrilling story! ^ ^ ^ m* ?%\ y^KTii^i i ?^?-y* ' <- -? I HUMPHREY BOG ART S Claire Trevor ? Allen Jenkins H -c:r ;: """""i _ / /) W0wVRUGNtm pj|| j On Hand A Large Assortment of Pencils, Pens, -r-^ |Ink, Mucitage^'Lheme Pa "-'H Per> Note Books, Tablets -p.||4 And Other School Necessi- = Sv?<Jf ties. - PHP : B v - . B > Your Patronage is Always Appreciated ] We are Ready at all Times to Handle Your [ ... Drug Neeik? ~????r Oak JStreet Drug Store j \V. G. STRIBLING, MG.U. " J 1* 2230 GERVAIS STREET CORNER OAK STREET | ??-kiujne zi344 Columbia, S. C. H Mr A O 1 1 1 IN \J X U"! ? iequtdt Seaboard routing Every modern appliianc* has I rom your local ticket agent, been installed in Seaboard coachea I >r consult J. L. Carter, D.P.A. for your enjoyment of a c-o-o-l, I ~SfTTtinHHl Offirt'i Rttirm?1- ? clean trip, Kerlining seat*, softly Arcade, Phone 3821 upholstered, clean head rests. Columbia, S. C. fcieals, pillows?low cost.- Conv I plete wash-room facilities. Sub- I Convenient connections from here. H SpitSE ABO ARDI RAILWAY | WHEN YOU ARE IN COLUMBIA, WHY NOT DRIVE UP TO TAYLOR'S TAVERN ? At CAMP FORNANCE OF THE BROAI) RIVER ROAD, END OF 8TH Where you can pet your Room and Good Home Food at Reasonable Rates. You can- enjoy Week-End Trips, Dining, Dancing and Swimrninpr and Everything. EN.IOY THE BREATH IN THE PINES. KEEP COOL IN THE SI MMERS HEART. YOU AND ALL YOUR FRIENDS CAN MEET AT TAV\ OD'O TAirmxr xr& jl 1a71v o 1/1 Y JLilVIX Mn. Anna Taylor, Prop. Thornton OlWar, Manager J ,