The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 01, 1938, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, October A, 1938
The Right Man in the
At the Right Time
A Poem by Rev. Emaneul MJos
to the Rev. E. A. Davis, pastor of
PnTn m V\ifl XT1 u/lm u/uu
?? ?>* ?Inr* ?wany 1 VVUllVlj
NV>w Rev. Davis, while I
I wrote a few words abo
Sdeing how God who giv
Exalted you to this wort]
" For several Sun clays you
T>Ui- 1~*?? 1-^
iiwa puipre you OCC
The God of Heaven, who~
* Knew you were the man
^ A very \fine way for a pi
: Slack-tfnemhers are lining
Even back sliders are eo
It gives me a pleasure i
"To s<?e iow wonderful we
Every lime you come be;
m .. " You fill the same with in
You are a wonderful pre
And a wonderful blessing
Now may God bless you
And keep you at Bethlehi
All of your life. ;
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LEAGUE YEAR CLOSES
Sunday, September 25th, was
the last, according tor our calendar
in "The Epworth Herald", in
the League year. The new year
begin., next Sunday, October 2nd
and every loyal Epworth Leaguer
~ should look forward with new interest
and enthusiasm to another
'opportunity the new year will afford
to be responsible for a great
lv nrrvrro rv?
To begin, -with, there" will be '
election and installation of officers
on this first Sunday of the
new League year and all mem
bers are urged to be thinking of
capable and willing officers to fill
the following positions: Counselor,
President, four Vice-Presl-**
deists, Sefcretafry, Assifetani Secretary,
Treasurer, Historian, and
Reporter, also Junior League Superintendent.
Let us come out at
six o'clock P.M. and declare our^
? choices for these offices.
ST. ANDREW CIRCUIT
EDISTO DISTRICT
Sister Isabella Rivers,-a faithful
member of Graham A. M. E.
church for 41 years passed to the
Great Beyond on Monday morning,
September W, 1938. She was
chairman of the Stewardess board
No. 1; leader of the choir; secretary
of the Missionary board.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday afternoon with a very
large attendance. The following
ministers assisted? in the cere=*?
mony. First hymn No. 502, lined
by Rev. Deveaux; first scripture
lesson by Rev. Judbn; second Rev^.
Chisolm; praydr by Rev. Green;
second hym*, Rev. I. Motton. The
sermon was preached by the Paster,
Rev. E. E. ^Washington after
which our beloved Presiding" "ElderDr.
J. E. Bqard made very impressive
remarks and read the com
mitment.
*
She IftavAg. tn two n?ns. ^
three grand daughters, a number
of relatives and friends.
Sleep on-Sister Rivers, i
We loved thee well,
But Jesus loves you best. w
Servant of God well done,
Rest from thy love employ.
SPARTANBURG DISTRICT
On Wednesday, September 14th
the annual fall convention of the
Spartanburg. District South Carolina
conference began its work on
the 'St, Mark charge with the Dis- .
trict Suupt., Dr. D. E, Thomas jn
the chair. '
There were many fine papers ~
read and discussed to the good of
all. The reports were called for
The response showed an increase
over last year. _
Among the distinguished visitor,,
were Drs. A. R. Howard, D. S.
Curry, district superintendents
of the Sumter and Greenville districts,
respectively, and Revs. E. 1
? Cf Wright and E. Holhrway,
pastor and lay-preacher of John |
Wesley church in Greenville. Each
of these gave encouraging messages.
Friday was young people'g day.
Dr. D. H. Stanton, secretary of the
American Bible-society, At- '
lanta, Ga., thrilled us with an inspiring
address. Dr. Stanton has
spoken to us on thi? occasion for
the last six years. We hope he
will keep it up. On 'Friday nite
Dr. f. K. Gregg of Spartanburg gave
us a moving picture with
explanations on social diseases. This
waR very interesting.
Profound sermons were preached
by the Revs. R. E. Bethea,-X.
R. Norwood, R. B. King, S. Jackson,
M. J. Porter and M. C. B. |
Wilson. 7 "
The district superintendent
preached his annual sermon. He
|s windirtg lup his si>th lyear's
work. We regret to think that
- - : hft hffrk next year. We
must say that he is doing a great
work on the Spatanbyrg district 1
?? ff hp rinea nr>t return our prayers
shall follow him. n
Rev. T. W. White and his good
* people need to be commended for ]
the royal entertainment they gave <
to us The convention goog Jto' i
the Clover charge next year.
T. B, Thomas, reporter. 1
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Right Place
l
es Keitt, of Bethlehem. (Dedicated""
the BettKlehem Baptist church in
, Unfalla4 -
* tnouiiiCu.
have a little time,
ut you in rhyme,
es salvation
k y flfftfjon .
Jr U Ml ViV If, have
dignified ^
vupies, y . g_
made all nations
for this cortfirtefiraticm 1
-ean una TT?1 astor
to be . 1 ' !
?up,-that's-a faet ?
ming back. ' " !
r xi '?*?' ~
cannotr-oxores*? ?
i are blessed? ' O 1
fore the congiegation J
spiratron.
acher, a God-sent man;
: to Btfthlehem. . *
and your dear wife, " ,
sm ^ " i
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iV. Emaneul Moses Keitt ,
-..- Columbia, S. C.- ? ? -<
BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH t
Newberry, S. C.?The last Sun- *
day in September fmind a large 1
group of 'scholars and Sunday
school teachers cm the job. In the ]
business meeting of the iSunday '
school Mdss Frances Morris and j
Praink Toaljanti. wdre given the *
secretaryship o f the Sunday 5
school. We have reasons to be- A
lieve that they are going: to make
splendid workers. - - c
Little Hunter Jr., was appoint- ?
ed librarian of the Sunday school 1
at this meeting;
Our pastor who had just return 1
ed from Moultrie, Ga., and other 1
parts the state brought us a 1
sermon that will live long in the s
hearts of. the members- Text But t
the fruit of the Spirit is love, (
joy, peace, longsuffering, gentle- t
hess, goodness, meekness, tern- S
perance: against such there is no
law. Gal. 5:22, 23. Subject: Chris (
tianity, The Power of Religion. I
At our regular BYPU and church ?
time, more than twenty persons 1
were baptize and fellowshiped in- J
to?the?church. The -church?was- filled
with members and friends of
Newberry to witness the baptizing.
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The Minlsterial Alliance _ 1
g
Now that our revival meetings v
are over, we are looking forward ?
to meeting the second Monday in f
October at" the Bethlehem Bapt. T
church. want you to tell the
others as you come in confta^t
with them about our meeting*
E. E. Gaulden, secretary.
COKQSBURY NEWS I
St. Paul A.-. M. E. Church
Rev. J. E. Williams, Pastor ^
Sunday was an ideal day for
church goers. Our Suunday school v
and preaching services were large ?
ly attended. The Sunday school
was conducted by the assistant 8
Supt., Mr. Early Moore^ ^Review1-ed
by the '?Supt-.r-Mr: Dix- ,
son. "1 j|
The morning worship was very
good. The pastor was at his best. "7
( Theme Do nfow whaft you caji _
fcr :*the Lord. Visitors Mrs. Mary
L-. e.Mif Philadelphia, Pa., Mr. S.
W. Robinso:<, Mr. and Mrs. D. v
R. Cummings visited Mr. and Mrs
June Pilgram and baby in Hen- ?
devsonville Sunday.
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. W. Robinson and Mr. and
Mrs. J E. Holmes Saturday Rev.
and Mrs. S. WT Barksdale and
grandson Mr. George \Sterlin of
Greenville and Mr. Eugene Barks- u
dale of Tarrytown, N. Y., and 11
Miss Ollie Miller." They were the 0
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Os- *
car filler. ' 5
Children leaving for school last
weekt?Misses Delia and Louise 8
Miller, Allen university; Mis8 R* ?
C Nash. Bettis yad^my. 1
Mrs. E. A. Robinson brought a Tl
v/irv vnlnnhlo crif f. "from P rw*V\Pa.
ter, a pulpit Bible. 'She presented
it to the church 'last Sunday. We
are vary grateful to her.. She P
was given a rising'vote of thanks. |
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NEW TRINITY BAPT. CHURCH a
Well ford', -S. C.?Suhday school r
met at 10:30 with Stfpt. J. B. Fop c
ter and teachers at their posts of h
duty. After the l sson wffs interestingly
discussed in the vari- v
ous classe the pastor gave a time- c
ly review. t
At- 12 o'clock the pastor came
forward and delivered his morning h
message. He used as "text Psalms 7
23:1, subiect The Lord is my Shep ii
herd, I shall not want. This was c
irwdeed an excellent sertn(>n and J
masterly delivered. fi
B.T.U. met at 6:30. The young ?
people developed fully the theme
of the month "The Christian d
School ;His Witness". V
At 8 o'clock the pastor brought d
t0 us another gospel feast taken c
from Luke 10:41. Theme: 0(ne n
thing is needful. The attendance tl
for the dav was laree. Total col- B
Jectioni $39.81. i t
The Florence Chapel school with
Prof Rfty T. Hill ae principal w
opened its 1988-39 session pep- i
tember 19. The school is making 3
rapid progress. The Hcmie Eco- Sl
rromtca DepU -haa_hen addedthig tl
term with Miss Agnes Helen
Brown of Edisto Island as teach?r.
Oth?r co-workers^in the school ?
ire Mrs. Jervine' Anderson, Mrs.
Annie L. Shelton and Prof. M.
?0UU.
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ORANGEBURG NEW8
Mt. Sinai RMUE Church
Sunday school began at the i
lal hour with the Supt., teach <
ind scholars at their posts. 1
esson reviewed by Mrs. Ma!
So van.?
?On account of the illness of 1
Bishop Rt. Rev. JjR. Prioleau
Charleston, the local preacher R
L,ce Davis preached morning a
right. All services were well,
IPBIIAH fKrAnffKnnf Aa\? 1
f _y..y "? w .
pray a speedy recovery for <
Bishop.
Mrs. Willie Mae Cheeseborou
s home again after a visit to 1
laughter in Philadelphia.
Red Letter Day at Mt. Sinai. 1
friends are alwaya. welcQm^iSLV
ship with us at all times.
Mrs. Delia Hopkins spent . <
week-end in Columbia - with - -i
and daughter. Miss Or aloe Di
t^ler spent a week in Camel
with her father.
Olive Grove Baptist Church
The revival meeting was c<
ducted at Olive Grovo by Rev.
W. Wine of Mort Motte. The spi
ran high and many Christians si
revived. Thirteen members w<
added to the roll under thef lead
ship of Rev. Gable Pemble. Mrs.
Elizabeth Uruster condu
;d a very pleasant meeting in_1
ialf of her club. Mteny wetfe pri
;nt. Mrs. Mary Jane Glover w
aere to witness the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Murrell Gaffr
vho before^ her marriage to B
jaffney was Mrss Murrel StoV
s jiow living in Brooklyn w:
Mrs. Delia Hopkins. Mrs. Hopki
spent the week-end in Columl
vith her daughter, Mrs. E. Alh
Mrs. Josephine Morgan and
:hildren of West Palm Beach, F
iptfnt 2 weeks with her mot!
Mrs. Celia Brunson.
Brother James Jones died Se
2th. He was 80 years of age a
eaves a large family to mourn 1
oss. One bpether Mr. Isaac Jor
lister Mrs. Charlotte Cawley a
hree daughters Mrs. Mamie
Doed, Mrs. Rosa White, Mrs.
ie Butler; 18 grand children a
> grait-grandchildren.
Mr. Oscar Kirkland, formerly
Dlar in Bamberg county, died
Brooklyn, Sept. 19 and was buri
it his home town Olar at the Be
ehem Baptist church Saturdi
5ept. 24th.
Geth&eman? Baptist Church
Sunday school opdned at the i
jal hour with Supt. David Butl
tnd teachers at their posts. T
esson was made life like to t
itudents present. The 1,1:30 81
'ices left the audience full of z<
ind courage to do great thin
or the Lord and the upbuilding
lis kingdom.
ThcJ Usher board will hold . 1
neeting Monday night with De
:on Willie Cheeseboro as advis<
The Sunday School Conventi
vas held at Jcnes Chapel Bapt:
hurch from Friday until Sund
UK ill. nit: iiietiuiK wua u sunt
Vmount raised $248.00.
Mrs. Willie Mae Cheeseboro t
vife of Deacon Cheesebcro ma
i safe trip after her vacation
Jew York and Philadelphia. S
pent three months at these place
RevJ J.fil. McCrea7* is here co
lucting a revTvaFaF Maxcy Stre
laptist church.-.He is residing wi
4rs. Sylvia Davis.
Prof. Mervin Mitchell and Re
lates.paid a business trip to 0
ngehrvfl Saturday. Thev are fro
Columbia. Mr. Thomas Deas
ery ill at his home on Goff A\
Mrs. Nealie Jamison is spendii
omt time rn Detroit with her s<
Ir. George Jamison.
SHILOH BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. B. T. Seara^ _Pastor
Sunday school opened at its u
lal hour with the Supt., Miss A:
lie Wrenn in charge. At 12:<
'clock the pastor gave the me
age using as a subject: God
Jrace ig Sufficient for our Need
At 4 o'clock the I^S.A. |clv
rave a silver teA sponsored 1
ifesdames Willie D. Brown ai
da Mae Brown. A splendid pr
<ram?was?prcacntod.
At 6 o'clock the pastor orgai
zed the B.Y.P.U.
At rthe evening worship tl
as tor came forward with a bo
tirrinV sermon takere from Sail
Aike 22:19. Subject Don't Fo
:et. After which Communion wi
drved. We are vefry proud <
ur new Pastor, Rev. B. T. Sear
Vtr-f?eF that surely he is' 41
ight leader for Shiloh fdr tl
hurch is peaHy on the go since ^1
as been here.
We were glad to see so mar
'isitors during the services b
aus? visitor* are alway* welcon
o Shiloh.
The Circle club met at tl
ome of Mrs. tuts Reese la
'hursday night with the presidei
a charge. A brief business di
ussion was held and the club a<
otfrned. The olub also gave
sh fry at the home of Mrs. Jan
lart on Monday night.
The F.S.A. club met last Tu?i
JULJURht at the home of Mr
Vallie D. Brown with thhe Pre?
er/t, Mis? Annie Wrenn i
harge. After a brief businei
leeting we adjourned to meet I
he home of Misses Carolyn ar
iertha Reese, Tuesday niffht, S?]
ember 27.
There will be a Tom Thum
redding at the Shiloh ^Baptii
cnujcnt mommy ?uKm* wfwv
This weeding is bein^ spoi
ored by Miss Annie Wrenn fc
he benefit of the Sunday schoo
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE "LEADER
THE PALMETTO LEADED
THE FLORENCE DISTRI8T
8UNDAY 8CHOOL AND A. C.
E. L. CONVENTION
ir'a 01
(Editor of The Palmetto Leader) m
The Florence district under the ^
;ha.| leadership of Dr.~177W7~Janerell
of | as Dresidiiw elder, has iust clou.
^jled one of the best and most sue- ^
^ eessful Sunday School end A. C.
fra E. LeSgqg" convention In thtt-hia ur
tory of the district. Opening
'Thursday mornmg in Mill Branch
A. M. E. church near" Pamplico,'~
S. C.i September 15, _ with devo-J b?
~*~tiona-condiirteri hy Rev. M. R.-JAfirpin
'be Bride, pastor of Trinity charge.
foil . !_&
I The presiding alder called the ^
convention to oider and proceedlon
. ?- . .. th
kn. ed to perfect a convention rol.. In
on the organisation, Mrs. Eva Bar-1^
telle was elected secretary'"with
? Miss Louise M. Rogers assistant.
i fll
I The presiding elder appointed ,
Rev. R. L. McBryde, Mr. S. T. Cou m[
sar and Miss L. M. Rogers to
3Uj ganize a convention choir. Rev. g^
are J. S. Coe presiding "elder of the
er- Sumter district and Rev. J. E. ^
ct Thomas a presiding eldftr in the gv
Palmetto conference were then ac
es- presented to ~the convention! j gr
ras The hour having arrived for the jjj
noon sermon Elder Janeretta ask-!jn
^ ed Rev. J. S. Coe, to preside. Af-' j^
cea ter the devotions Elder Coe pre- ha
ith sented Rev. W. T. Felix to preach ov
the introductory sdrmon. This js
3la sermon was considered a treat to,w
511. |
'3 all who heard it and 1 an; surel
la;- that those who listened to Rev. Fe-iat
ier lix will agree with me when I 8ay'^i
he is a master in U\e pulpit. An 1 pa
Pj offering of $8.10 was then taken.
,jj9 More visitors having arrived by . ..
ios this time were presented to the un
nd convention. Rev. E. F. G.. XVent'Q
k" presiding ' elder of the Columbia ^
nj district m tha Columbia confer- m
ence and president of the State A. ,
of C. E. League and Professor C. G. jQr
Garrett whom we all knot. Prgf. vii
Garrett made a very interesting tft]
iyi address after which we recessed an
. for dinner. (
I In the afternoon "a portion erf
is- the finance was called for and the M<
reports were creditable. At nite
j)e after a short song service Rt'V.
nP - -
W. S. Guilea took-charge Qf thel_l_
?al devotion and presented Rev. E. Vr fu
go Gdbbs who gave us another inspir- wc
mg message. After the offering
^ Rev. D. D. Doughty entertaining S 1
,a. pastor gave us an excellent recep in|
jr. tion. - mc
?n ' On the second day the reports W1
'st were finished and were consider- j
ay l ir<
,39 ed very good. More visitors were| 14
present and presented. Revs.l th?
he Stanley and Lewis, pastors in the J
Marion district also some laymen ^
j^e from that district: Mir. and Mrs. po'
;3. Ltneal, Mr. R. Cratvford; Dr. T.
n- J. Miles of the Palmetto confer- th<
I In the place of a sermon that4
yy ' was to have heen delivered by Rev C(f
ir- John Judgd We listened to u very ~mr
*m interesting and inspiring address P1'*
by Dr. Miles, Dr. J. M Jackson'^
was presented and gave a shorty <
an talk. Prof. Garrett gave another tin
one of those addresses that only s?i
Prof. Garrett can give* and bade us ?
j v dui
good bye.
Rev. L. A. Wells, presiding., el-'
der of the Dillon district and wife Pn
n- Rev. Taylor, pastor of Bethel sta-l? ,
^ tion with his wife and friends'
were also prtfcent during the day ed
l8. and made timely remarks. J
ib On, Friday night the program (
committee had charge and the ^ri
0 young people drd credit t0 them-jles
selves in the way they carried out,
a- a literary program.--" " Iwa
The people of Mill Branch with ^
their pastor spared no pains in'cht
^ trying to make it pleasant for all; tor
r- present and everybody went awayf^
is feeling that it was one of the best. th(
conventions that has been held in'
^ the Florence district. 1
ie Robert McBryde, reporter] j ^
J? , , m m *ch\
CONWAY NEWS
Th
1 n<*
'fl _v_
The Baptist Sunday school cojv^" 90,
le vention was held at Burgess, S. ch,
st C., beginning, Friday, September at
it 23. ending Sunday, Sept. 26. i
s>- Messrs Wm, White and Roland
1, Blanding were the guests of Miss pG
a .Eth?l WJiliamf last Monday which
i? was her birthj^ay.
Miss Leola Horry left for Ra- E>
s- leigh, N. C., last Wednesday to
s. take nurse training at St. Agnes
i- hospital. ? 1
in Miss Mabel Andersa nwag the ful
is week-end guest of the Levisters. pa;
it Mi&s Edna Lavister left for Con pie
id cord, N .C., where she will attend not
? school at Barber-Scotia. Su.
Miiwn LiHla knd Thomasena the
ih Page l?ft for Columbia where tio
it they will attend school at Allen difl
i*- university. ?? r*le
> The 38th annual Thanksgiving shi
>r of |he Sons and Daughters of of
* Zion No. 1 was held at Cherry he$
Hill Baptist church Sunday nifce, del
September 2f. ? thT
Miss Lila Allen after spending we:
a pleasant sumrrier in Conway re- ina
a*. ' f r\ Awa'nfwoklirar i?a a a aL .
jt w v* ? kv * ml i!
MkHl gto
EA8TOVE& NEWS
The cotton crops around ' Kastfer
are very short among farers.
The boll weevrl took half
' ali the-allotmcnt given by the"
overnment and now the priuy "f.
itton is very low. Farmers are
>t even able to pay their honest
x? '~r il.. e
;iJ>.a. many uj me I ill II] f IS- alt!
eking employment on the \V.1'.A>
i pay np.if .possible all of. .their
?bts. Some are now paying their
sbts with corn, peas, potatoes
id syrup each. Cotton stalks are
sing lipped up Tor grain s<iv,'r
K
Services war weell attended at
Phfllip last Sunday nitd many
lurch goers came out and made
Lcit_pasto.i: _haj>py while other?
ayed home and "made no atmpt.
It is salary time for the
eacher and all the service* that
e being conducted now "will not
in gthem out now because it is
ilary time. Rev. Bowman an>uncad
he will call his roll next
mday, and he asked tflj mem rs
to come prepared to pay their
>llar mloney and salary. Last
mday afternoon Rev. Bowman
companie^ by his choir* and con
egation motored "over to Orange"
ill A. M. E. church to take part
a contest with Rev. J. W. \V+M
ims and his good peoplp. Its
rd for a man to come in your
m house and whip you, but that,
what Rev. Bowman did-for Rtw.)
illiams. T
A sewing contest wrll be given
St. Philip Thursday, October &
1 members are asked to take a I
. J
M iss Mabtie Bowman of Colum-j
\ spent' the week-t'nd with her!
cle and aunt Rev. and Mrs. L.
Bowman of Epstover. She adessed
the Sunday school and
?de timely remarks.
Rev. Bowman was called to Unl
last w<?ek and while there he
sited old friends and acquain-j
aces. He reports a very pleast
trip.
Come to Church?go to Church. |
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ORRIS BROWN
A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. R. I. Lemon, I>astor
Charleston, S. C.--\Vith h-auti.,
1 weather prevailing Sunday, j
irshippors at Morris Brown were !
e beneficiaries of inspiring ser i
ins dUiing the entire day. The :
rvices of the junior church be- |
j ended at 11 a.m. the tegular
irning service was u&hered in,
th Dr. Lemon and his associ- |
e?s i?V the pulpit. _ Prca-ehiiigtl
>m the 34th Psalm, and at the]
t.h verstt, the pastor unfolded
e theme "A Threefold Adman- i
on". Departure from Evil, Do j
I good, and seeking peace, a- d i
t?pursuit theieof, were the:
ints stressed in the sermon. I
At 8 p.m. Dr. Lemon addressed
; Sons and Daughters of Noh- ,
iiah. He spoke to them from
ihomiah 6:3. The Tsubject so-'
:ted was "Nehemiah, Hive ur.
rfrruerable champion! of theLHly".
" The aoi'mon~ToIIcnVed i
ogram rendered by the society
ich na.s er.joyed by those pros- I
t. * "
Dur Dollar Money rally conued
durine the entire day. The
lior che^1 directed by Bro. W.
Grant, rendered splendid music
[ nig uiu iin v .
We were pleased to .vie the
aaenre of lister L. G.. Smalls.
i sister Emma Johnson at the
vice on Sunday. Both of
>se member,, have ^been conftnto
their homes for some time,
rhe lecture of Walter White on
ptember 20th was well attendant!
the message that he
>ught to the people "of Charton
will not soon be forgotten,
rhe funeral 0f Bro. Ja = . Holmes
s held after the? r.i-r.irp SiTvice.
A large crowd attended
th Mortician J. L. Fielding in
irge of the arrangements. In'inenl
was in Morris Brown com ry<
Sister L. G. Davis present
to th^TtnlSteES-at^fcbe ;
morning sermon $25.00 from
erstertairvmefnt hold recently. ..
a. R. Crawford in a few well
n. Almost every club in our
trch is actively at work preparer
for'the ensuing conference,
e parsonage is receiving wefl
eded attention, and the I rus!8
auxiliary is preparing to do
ne neccessary work in the ~
jrch. Sister S. X. Edwards is _
the head of the auxiliary, and
showing: the way in n^ uncorn
terms. We stil maintain our
rward Look.
IM AN I'# L A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. R. E. Brogden, Pastor
Charleston. S. C.?>We feel grate
to the Almighty that for^The
?t several days the weather was
sasant The intense _heat wa3
t f*lt for some time. On last
nday' morning- and throughout
> day favorable weather condiiig
permitted us to feel a little
ferent physically. Promptly at
yen the "nfoining wor- r
p began. A large attendance
members and visiting friends
rtrd fan outstandings " sermom
ivered by our pastor. AH J
otrgh the day the activities
re awakening. When the even.
hour came Dr. Brogden, for
i second time during the day
od at hit post and preached the
-
j word. T hose two so-mons wen
' spiritually and wr
I w* re deeply moved.
Il w;t> Rally l)jy in the Sun
| clay school last Sunday. Follow
ii-g the preliminaries a spicy pio
j gram was rend* rod. The- schol
|ai., and 1i:i<4.<.-w w 1)11 .I|ip(nn./) ,ff
j the prog ni:u acipiiftccl them*' Ives
splendidly. There Were s< vera
vi>;t' i s w h" canie out to'cneciur
oi.'e ' tr.e rat?sc.? Superint' t:detii
S. R. Jones and the tepj h. i * \v< u
Vt: v .miiVn'' iflca-ed "with ITu s~.r'
ees .
With the rf*operinfi' erf schools
ev red?of nui frarffin. nrd sfiitive
destinations. Misses Sadie
nEfriU.i.ritPU;- -r^che-i^r- l. f.^d ;i
launched out on th<- tea'himr s-.a
or the fir st. _Th y lcft l'o- Rerk
ley 'rour ty at d Walt rhoio. S.
_ji. 'feetively. M i <s Jul la Mae
-4R-icden r* turned to-si Irmd
J"Union, S. ('. "MSi R a -he~~Th~
j Ltsline i?oe? as a stud nt to Henn
tt (. ?>! 1< jre: (!iX. C.
! XIiss Klizah -tli Rc: r.ett will ('a> h
| tn I )o* (diestee enutriv M' PHr.
| ton I. Young. return- to tiiT prinjcipalship
of the high sen .ri at
j I.ii:e? InviTlw.'' "Mr. Raymon'd Clathl
ers, same position in Berkley
county. A ' large numb r of' young
r hoys and iritis have returner!
to the "Tor al schoolji and several
to the various coll ires. We wish
for all of them much sueees* *Jti?
-mtf-t-hv icr.oo
The Anna Ivlizn Gadsuen circle;
an nrHunrt ta th-' rnissi1 nary
rlep.-ti tnr nt was fo-nn-d recently.
This 01 ira'ni/.utioii was named for
that gallant worker who ' pass* d
some moii* h- ognr
Much credit should he given to
side- r^ttdie? . f" ill t*r.!piT Aid who
so beautifully decorate the rostrum
and pulpit* ^JUrs. . K. M.
vin- .11 is the p ??id i.t.
The Vcsper ch*trr >~crvc-d r+urirjr
th. (lay witii a large attendance
vf bojs and girls.
MIX. KM KIM J MOWS
The Adult Thrifty, cluh will nve~t
at th t j h(tnii_ (.f Mr.-,and- Sirs.
Hinry Moselv the second Tuesday
r.ight in October at 8:00 p.m.
The Juvenile cluh will meet at
n,. u......... ITIIA-O
me i?vmm*7 ui union ojf
the regular meeting date. - *
The following l'unc-rals were
held 0:1 last" Sunday:>?Miss Julia
Moseley at Plea-ant Grove Bapt.
ah.uft.-h. Mrs. Bertha Buii-r ;*t
Shaw's Ui eek. T ?a pi i-t eh a: eh.
Bhilock lui.ual establishment TT7
charge.
The folk/wing bingo parties
fttm>tW" nPBc^BWMMai
PINCKNEY-S ?F1
?l!NDEKTAKKR ANI) fill
SOUTH CAROLIN
1006 WASHINGTON ST.
? - ^ ^ w',vvnqt0t^ui- *
examples 01 one-way fares
from Columbia, S. C.: - ^
N.TAV YORK $15.12 38
PHILADELPHIA llF7'Tg
WASHINGTON 9.55 'Pj
RICHMOND 7.20MB
TAMPA lO.nOTJfi
ST. PETERSBURG ?TUO^I
MIAMI 13.60g?j
Similar farts to other points
Roquet Seaboard routing
from your local ticket agent,
or consult J. L. Carter, P.P.A. I
Seaboard Oll'ico, Room 1 <
Arcade, Phone 3821 j
Columbia.,, S. C.
iWBBHI
ra;r?i *
p have been Kiv?*n in interest of the
> building J fund of Macedonia Hapti.?
t church at the homes of Mes.
dames l><?uf?enia Perry, Mary I>?e
. |,Sara Anderson, Piaster Oliphant
. ' 3nd Rosa Smith. .
Miss Emily I.'e left last week
> , It l'l -lrti!i d; h:a Pa fur an ii.>
5 definite stay. '
1" M>-\ Mae Waltlp mft recently
'or New York fit v.
t; M? Iviwa.d Muiyan lef> fe.;
"entlv t" teson.m hi- w.:k as tea
Miss P,\u li . ~ Park'r left last
v;furday t'- r'>time her work as - ?
r"^PV"' '71*7 'heFhr?- .veil"?high ?
' ' -
' ' ' ! r' I. relied ho?r to
?I I'M 1 ''Of! ~rr?c | I I ?Wlf.
. . (' i. h 1
~ T V " . j!Td ;.ilV e: JiLeJ.Z
s w.11 W. !! a.'te- 'led
i'id tV>.. >.- uli rfi-p-n-endab\v.
Rev. W'eav' ju^t < lo^ed a
- >'" - -1 'i! ' -v:vviT m?*e*1tiu u\ ?h^.
r>" >i If ill Bamist (h' 11- di. Itcv "
M s; <>f VAuirif*TaT c ;< ?.. was in
'ihn rye. ,
A vilvio <. ;i wili }, given ut
!he home fif Mr-1. [.i!.';if\ Cheat. ;
hitin this S'tirViriv 'nf4'-r.! nor. at 4
- p-.m. - ~A hi mm party at thi- fi'inn1 , ~
_-n'' Mr..'"; rvdt-Mi s. Fred Osborne on
Mo? 'lay niirht. Oem'r 1; 1'i.lfi
ConTc.and bring your'friends.
H'MOI! rsiiru !?,<> MtD'S
MO.N'TIII.V 5!KET
" :>} n Jtiu- Jii^ior .Alzhctu ;.
ho-i>M rf B xh<-l A.. J\L E.. ehu-eh ? -?.
_4?o]d~~its^ mont hly n-'eting at the
-t-honie--nf- .^-"ah Croon i.n "~
ICi/lay r itrlvt at h-.oo .rwk-lwk. Not
marv *n embers b' ing-out an hour
of pleasure was had which was
""frtic h A n .b.yed. t\\. we re serve/3
a delkinu< to'ur.so* The president
.requests-til] members to be present
Sunday t?> start anrtthT
nr.nth of", service. We ha\> sev.
er 1 faithful member? who arv
still helping to carrv the rsin?a
/ n. ():.<? of >*1!' .faithiul members
fo.r* college Monday und
1.W1-: are hopir.jr for her much sue-cess.
She is in the person of
Mrss M. Walker who entered Ah.
leh 'university! ? ?
Mr: Thaddeus In Holmes the
brother ofJacrfth A; H lines.'left
on the. li?th of September for
Stat?.. A. and M. colleye. Orai.jgeburir
fo- .his second term..
?Wt- in" hiTpjn-g--thra"t~Trr~trni next ' ~
-meeting1 -jr. .October at tHe home
1 i/f the jnr-.idtnt that all of our
members will be present.
plote wash-room futilities. Sob
(lui'd lights at niulit. Co *
Convenient connection* froto hero
ABOARDI
RAILWAY
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[ NEHAL HOME
ENSED EMBAEVIER OF
V AM) GEORGIA . ^
I unerai C ars and Kuneral '
Equipment
\S GOOD AS THE BEST
Wid Better Than the Rest
And I'rices Leas
Office 1'hone 2-3357
?Residenet Phone 7765"??? ~
COURTESY
AND
_ SERVICE
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
12WM ^SES
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Every modem appliance has H
been installed in Seaboard coaches I
For your enjoyment of a c-o-o-1, H
Moan trip. Reclining seats, softly H
in>holstcred,_ clean head rests. H
Meals, pillows?low rost. Com