The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 03, 1954, Page Page Two, Image 2
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BRON BAPTIST CHURCH
Key. W. n, Pnk?r, Pawtof
S. S. opened at the usual -hour
^ with the lesson being taught from
1?the themej 'Jesus Strengthens His
p ^ Disciples." Class No. -held both
, banners, for attendance and finjJk
T?nce. Today was the last lesson for
first fjuaarter, Mrs. Azlee Wil
~^Kams, teacher of class No. 4 gave
Tit students a quiz from the bcI
^^^Ljning of Jan. to the end of Mar.
am I. Helen Fleming re|Rmm
the prize for answering the
IBj^BflHquestions.
ffHHpr the' morning devotions,
was rendered by the Junior
Junior Ushers were Azlee
BHfortl. Helen Fleming, Jimmie
K and Olester Coggings. Scrip
^Kesson Matt 27:1-22. A noble
^Lge by the pastor from the
"What shall I Do with Jepersona
I question was
fl Hwith each one present, shall
Up "J^^HHeject or accept him.
: M ^^E&xlny night April. 11, qt 7:30
i ^^^^unshine Club will observe
i raH 8th anniversary. A pre-EasHMBroKiam
will be given, entitl O^Krhe
Changed Cross." Message
bo preac-hed by Rev. E. W.
V H^Bht of Laurens, S. C. Music
...^HHarious choirs and choruses
|{9d| are cordially invited-to this
V BK-nm.
f IgiBnday at 4:00 o'clock, Mrs. ARpt.
Bttla Wilson entertained the
Bee Club at her home on 204
WT " ^ v^^Bivingston St. Assistant hos'
Hks. Mrs, Mamie Dunlap and
Minnie Beasley.' The Pres.
Laura Thomas presided. Af
v \^Khe devotional, the topic on
wwas discussed. The hostesses
BNt?^Bed a -delicious?repast.?Mrs.
^B?ie Dunlap will entertain the
Kxt Sunday night" the public
fp?. uBvited to attend a program
a?sored by the Busy Bee~Clul>.;
.'^1** eiBled 'Living Trees. Sunday*
J A*' M?ch 21, at 4 P-.M' Mr. and Mrs.
Otl Taylor gave a birthday party
r~z 11 laiior of t.heir daughter, Brtrrr^
da Ivho was celebrating hen 6th
-^p^bir&dav. Brenda received many
. u-efti] gifts. Misses "^Marilyn Tav
3Trrtr_PfttX'icia Childs assisted in
en ter taming;? ?
Recently a birthday party was
given at the home of Miss Mamie
Adams on Godeon Hill, in honor
of?Miss Adams, The home was
lehutifjlly decorated with lovely
spring flowers. In the dining room
the pretty pink and white birthday
cake with glaJiolias centered
the table. Mrs. Mattie Livingston
Misses Maggie McMorris and Caro
lyn Gray assisted in serving. The
>' . honoree was presented with lovely
gifts.
GREAT PLEASENT CIRCUIT
Rev. G. A. Thomas, Pastor
Andrews, S.C.? The Sunday
Vt O A1 Kftrron of 1 1
^V.^C4II c*C UIIC UMlcIl nour
with the supt. Mr. Eddie McClary
presiding:. The lesson was re vie w,ed
by the Supt. After the Sunday
School adjourned, Mrs. Louise
H'amlet and Mrs. Sarah Holt
-1- led the prayer meeting. As the
; spirit of God poured down upon
ythem they turned the service
over to the pastor who called to
worship.
, He. took his text from Gen. 40)
ijr ? 14. Theme, Memrt'ry. The congregation
was filled with inspiration
and lifted with the spirit as Rev.
Thomas preached the word of
God. After the sermon he extended
invitation to those.jaytside
of the church to accept the opportunity
to join the church.
The officers came forward and
lifted the morning offering, Mr.
deorge presided.
"Wc are fortunate to have as
our visitors, Miss* Doretha Miller,,
an instructor of Webber Elementary
School, Bastover, S.C., Mrs
Murphy, Mrs. Catherine,, William,
Miss Donnie L. Wiiiiam. and"
Mr. Jake Robinson.
Rev. Thomas called the young
people together in a meeting to
explain how he wants them to
work in an organization which
he will set in April.
Mr. and Mrs. George McClary
Jr. invited the pas|or and his
gnest. to dinnerr
Come and worship with us at
Greut Pleasent A. M. E. Church
every first and third Sundays.
Miss Catherine Wilson,, RptBETHESDA
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. O. V. Goode, Pastor
Santuc?S. S. opened in due
form, after which the Supt. suggested
that all male join with the
adult men class, all female . with
the adult female class. Because of
the small attendance due to the
rainy weather, Mrs. Sephia Gasaatt,
the primary female teacher
was asked to teach all the classes
combined of which it was beautifully
unravelled. I voice the senti- ,
ment of wveryone present, enjoyed
and was spiritually enlightened on '
"?*esus
Strengthen* tlis Disciples." We
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MRS. PECOLA WHITE
PASSES
] Mrs. Pecola White. passe<l Ma
2.1rd al the MFTeod Hospital, a
I tpr ^voral weeks illness. She w
i nntivo of F'oreno", the daup
j ter of the late tfames Thorn
^ "'1 Mrs. -Victoria Thomas. Mt
White won for herself mar
i friends.
in 1920 she married Mr. trhai
White. To this union were bo
\ 5 children. She was a faithf
j member of Trinitv Baptist chun
| The funeral services Were he
Sunday atr t-he- church??Order
ser\rice: Scripture and prayer
! Rev. Collins; Hymn by choir; (
I bituary Mrs. G. K. Martens; So
I Mrs. Rosa. Fleniinp: Eulogy Ri
J. J, Abney her pastor; Due
| Duet Mrs. Helen Mack and Mr
iTWfethft Supiter. Interment?hr-?
View. eemetfery under a blank
of beautiful flowers. The servi
was under the direction of t
Smith Funeral Home
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. Wm. E. Judge, Pastor
Abbeville-?-Wonderful S. S. le
son: "Jesus Strengthens His Di
PMllpS." S*>V#?T1 pln?J<nc anH
[- ") 3 discussed a very interestir
' tesvon where each seem to enjo
Interesting remarks* by Mrs. Pai
' line Holmes and Mr. B. T. Johi
son. Very neat'report by?t-h
Queens for the -Day, Misses Tu
Per and .hones, who represente
you at the Sunday School 'Unioi
The. Banner stili remains with tl
Adult, class of finance and atten<
ance, primary.
Beautiful Melodious mu3io -fe
the Senior choir with Miss Jar
Rose Jefferson at the instrument
Our Presiding ,Elder being wit
us today, the piistor instruct/in
the" church of tomorrow of, "T.f
Sky Scraper in the Bible," Gei
Read it for yourself. Meditatic
Music very sweet. Every heai
I seem to enjoy.
The Presiding Elder brought 01
brew 10:10. Trust and praise Got
by saving someone as- every -or
have a purpose tu please pur Got
Our P. E. is still preaching God
Holy Word. He met us with
smile and left us with a smile. Go
peed us all on our journey.
Our sympathy goes out .for th
Reynolds family in the passing c
Rev. Reynolds. And remember Go
vtoeth all things well.
All sick still remembered at th
t-hrone of Grace.
The Marshall Brothers and Sis
fpr and Mrs. Davis have ou
deepest sympathy in the passin
?i vieir sister, Amelia of Atlan
ta, Ga.
Watch and Pray
Mrs, M. L. R. Jenkins, Rpt.
ST. MARK A. M. E. CHURCH
Kingsburg Circuit
Rev: A. L, Nichols,-Pastor
Johnscmville^Suxuiuy-... Jwas
fine day for church, goers. Sur
day School was opened at 10:4
by our Supt.. Mr. Alexander El
lison. The lesson was discusse
by the classes. A brief review b
the pastor who gave some vettine
remarks. Worship servic
began immediately after Sunda
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oeflooj wnn me Junior . chior.
First hymn No. 290. Prayer b;
T. B. Ellis. Second hymn 226
The scripture lesson was read b
the pastor. Notices by Mr. J. H
Williamson. Sick list read b;
Mrs. Ad lee Ellison. "The pasto
came forward and delivered i
wonderful message. Sub: Hear
Religion. It was well brought ou
and enjoyed by 'all ' witnessing
After hearing such a messag
the pastor presented the opei
door for joiners. The officers lif
ed a liberal collection.
Pulpit guest Rev. Robinsor
Junior Ushers. There was 27
members attending service Sun
day, 1 visitors. Services conclui
ed by singing the closing hymn
Visitors are always .welcome.
are looking foiwaid to our An
nnal C,bm:eh beginning March 29
April 4th Rev. Young and his tw<
churches, Jeter and Thomas Chap
el are to render their service it
tavor of the Jr. and Sr. Missiorr
arios. That will he on the 29th
April 30th?Rev. M. A. Jimnier
man, Corinth B. C. Union and hii
peeople in favor of the Pastor'!
Aid . Club. 31sjt?Rev. Chas. Jcnn
ings, Mt. QJivc B. C. and Church
April 1st?Rev. L. S. Sanders o
Str- Paul B. C. Union, his c.hoir:
and officers in favor of the Deas
April 2nd?Rev. B. D. Schultz an<
his good people. April 3rd?Rev
Goode shall take the responsibili
ty back 6Y1 his own staff until 3:0i
P.M. when Rev. Gofort.h of Lime
'stone B. C. of Gaffney, S. C. tvitl
his officers and choirs along witl
well wishes shall relase him. Com<
out to worship with ?s. .
Mrs. Ioala A. Thomas, Rpt:
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I FUNERAL SERVICES OF THE
I LATE REV J. J. JACKSON AT
| BETHEL A. M. K. CHUWCff- ==
^ Wednesday February 10, 1 Hfi 1
Conway?Prelude?Bro. W. E.
^ Moore.
as Processional, Hymn No. 150?
"Safe In The Arms of Jesus".
1V Kaaba Temple No. 8'J?Bro tL Or
' Floyd..
n- I * Hymn of Praise, No. 486, S. M.
Siinister.
uj Invocation?Pr. S. W. Fordham
'horal Response.
I(l *a?ld Testament Scripture: Psalm
0f 90?Dr. J. E. Thomas.
New Testament Scripture:} I
j ^or. 15:35-58?Dr. F. C. James.
Music?Choir. t
,v " Remarks by thq^. following?
Bro. Lonnie Alston, Officer of Lit- ? . .
,s> tie River Circuit; Dr. M. E, Robinson^Pr.
J. S. Coe; - Dr. D. J.
et Gadsen; and Dr. G. W. Watson.
cc, Cards of Sympathy,, letters of
Condolence and Telegrams?Rev. J"
I. McFadden.
Obittlary?Dr. H. B. Butler.
[ Hymn No. .611?"Rest" L. r
Voluntary Jubilee Choir?Bro
s_ James Spain, Choirister.
g_ Eulogy?Dr. A. J.. Jenkins, Presidio
ing* Elder of The . Marion Distriet. ^
The 'Commitment?Minister.
v Bethlehem Lodge No. 327?Bro.
0 Joe Stanley, W. M.
n Recession?Abide With Me?
ChoirB ind Congregation.
,d BETHELEHEM BAPTIST
CHI RCH
ie Rv^G.J. Odom, Minister
i-L 1 Sunday School was called - to ?
order by the Supt. Dea. Best,
^y-Desaon was discuasod-in-all class- _
ie es and .reviewed by the minister
t. which was very interesting to all.
;h Devotional service conducted by
g Dea. Davis from Jehova Baptist
ie Baptist-Cchurch, Dea. Best, Bro.
n. Hasty. Scripture lesson Matt. 17
m chapter 1-9 verse. Minister Misrt
sion offering and prayer by the
minister!
lr . A wonderful message was deliyered
by the minister taken
d, from St. Matt, ll.chapter and?2 ?: ?
ie verse,And was transfigured before
il. Uimn: and his face~dtd shine as j
's the sun and his raiment was I
a white ag the light .Transfiguring \
d of Jesus. *
After an evening of devotional
ie service, Rev. J.C. Adams wag the
f speaker of the evening text: St.
d John 16 chapter 33rd verse. These
things have I?spoken unto ~yff07
e that in me ye might have Peaee.
Jesus the Conquerer. - ^ '
i- Hearts were rpade to rejoice ,
r while the minister came before us
g with the message. Jesus the con
querer for every one. Very fine
music was rendered by the choirs,
and oreranist Mrs
On the sick list are: Sis, Bessie
McDaniel, Gladys Hills, Lillie
Thompson, and Marie Nettles. Bro
Frank Sims is in the Veterans
a - Sister Jessie Mayers Was the
l- sponsor of a program March 31,
> at the church.
'* Among our visitors friends the
^ daughters of the late Rev. Willy
t iams were present. Also Mrs.
y r Mary Lou. Jackson from Tampa
e Florida.
yl The Pea. that were elected and
ordained, a few Sundays ago Dea.
J1' Cave, Dea. Robinson and Dea.
Hollie were awarded certificates
y as Deacons by the minister.
Church prayer meeting every
y Wed. evening at the hour of 8:00
' p.m. All arc welcome to join in
u Prayer Meeting withr'us.---'~"
1 Missionary Meeting every T.hurs
day evening at usual hour, Sis
'* Joyce, President.
M.M. Rethea, Rpt. *
i YOUNGS CHAPEL BAPTIST Fas!
CHURCH ?:
' Rev. L. M. Hampton, Pastor I
* Sunday^School opened at the K
" usual hour of 11:00 with the LjEJ|
officers at their post of duty. The
lesson wj_s well explained. I (V)
Morning ^Services at 12 O clock X*
opening , with a soul stirring
prayer service. With ~our assis- "*
tant Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
. visiting choir and members. From
, Fort Motto, S. C.. The scripture tV>'
y was read Tiy the pastor, Job 4:1
10. Prayer was follcwed by the
i Deacon Kitt from Mt. Pleasant.
?i Rev. L. H. Hampton brought to
. us a wonderful message taken
? from Genesis 22: 6. Subject: God
s will provide.
s At 3 O'clock we assembled in
. church for a singing program,
' which consisted of eight choirs
f and two usher boards. The sing.
5 ing' was' a most successful proI
crarri Ttio nooln- "" 1
- ..x, i'movvi ci11u meiiiuurs
i feel grateful toward them for
. such a wonderful program.
Total amount raised for tho
0 entire day was $200.63. The Pas- /
. tor and Members wish to thank
1 all who contributed to this cause. , A
r? May God bless you and your con
t tribution. Come again and help
us. i
" Miss Sara A. Bluford, Rpt.
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A
fN MEMORIAM
~ In loving memory of our
husband and eon, the late-,
Wright and Sammie Wrig.ht
departed this life April 1,
and April 4, 1936.
In life, we loved yotr dearly
In death we do the same
We often sit and think of y
And wish you were here ag
We think of you in silence
No eyes can see no weep
But many a silent tear is
When others are sleep.
SON
Think of him faring on ps d
In the love of there, as the
of here,
Think of him still as the si
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In sweet and loving
Edna E. Rodgers, who pi
1946.
Dearest sisti
. . And thy los
But 'tis God
.He will nil.
"Days of sad
Secret tears
But memorie
Though you
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In the thoug
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God is love
Sadly missed by Sisters
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Saturday, April ll? 1954.
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He '* nojfc dead, be is just away.
WH4 atid MbtM*. Luclmla
Wright, Gussie Evans, Sister and,
aunt, Clara Murrel of New York
-fl^aiT City, Brother and uncle,- Anthony
Julius Wrig-ht.
^ ^ / THE AFRICAN
tlj William Howard Henry Fuff
For ANP
Though dark of skin yet unafraid,
oa.? He Hfted up his head and said
**nTTv- "I am somebody too.
. My country is no longer dark;
I'm sick and tired of,such remark
shed The light has broken through.
You'll read of me on hist'ry's page
' At long last I have come of age.
,?? I'm nothing less than man;
ear . Up0n my own God-given sod
*ove I'm stretching forth my hands to''
it God
ime I J glory that I can.
OflfcMORlAM
memory of our dear loved one Mrs. I
issed away eight years on March 29, I
Jr, thou hast left us
s we deeply feel;
I who' has bereft us
our sorrows heal. ness
'still" come o'er us
do often flow,
is keep you ever near us
died eight years ago. .
is and souls give comfort,
ht where^you "ow d"-?>ll.
ce and rest and beauty,
and all is weW.
and Family;
VIRS. W. M. GLADDEN, V1ISS
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