The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 01, 1955, Page Page Two, Image 2
^ -BETHEL AME CHURCH
D. King?Pastor
fc " "" Sundayw&sa very beautiful day
K for all Church goers. Sunday
t , School opened at the usual hour
X Our beloved pastor is sick and
couldn't be with us on Sunday. So
1 he seht his wife and son to be with
The officials and members .had a
very warm prayer meeting and
experience meeting.
We missed our pastor very much.
We pray and hope that -he is much
better.
On last week we had a Anniversary
meetmgat our-Church.
On?Monday?night was Mr^
Georgia Young. Rev. Bookhart and
members from Rowerville came
ctowfCttT hetp us out. The financewas
good.
On Tuesday night Rev. J. Utsey
and members from McBranch
Church sponsored by Mrs. Milly.
He selected his text, Rom. 13 chapter
a'nd 30th verse. Tajt's go up at
once and possess It. For we arc
well able. Good Spirituall f .o o d
Finance was ..extremely good...
?1 OtCThuifolav night Rew-W. f
Williams and members from Cart
- jnon Baptist Church sponsored by
Mrs. Vera Leven. Rev. William.selected
his text from Ps. 71 Chapter
1st verse. Oh Lord do I put" my
trust. Finance was good. ! .
and members from Wilson Chapel
Church. Rev. Conyers selected hi>
text from Ps. 1:33. Then behold
how good and how pleasant it is
for Brethern to dwell together i ri
..nWirl lVn hut prmwl ??rvireS PV1TV
night, spiritually and good" food
for our souls.
The program was sponsored by
Mrs. Reed and W. M. Pyrgeson.
The finance was very good. We
hope the Ministers will continue
to come again to see us at t h e
friendly Church by the side o f
. . the road.
The sick ones are still iniproving.
We are more than happy t o
see and to havfe Mrs: Elizabeth
Mack from Virginia down here
v,isiting her in-laws, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Leven.-We hope her a plerfsant
stay while here in Branchville.
Be ye steadfast in the work of
the I.ord, 1 Cor. 15 chanter;
verse. *
" Mrs. C. M7 Miller, Rpt.
COPE NEWS
Rev. (). A. Morant?Pastor
Sunday was another very busy
day in and. around Cope, S. S. was
called to order at the u.sual hour
with Supt. Rro. Frank People i r
charge. A fine group of younn
people were present. {Those taking
part in the discussion of the lesson
seemed to enjoy it very much
A short devotional led up to
the sermon. Rev.-?Moiant - canto
forward after some timely remarks
selected his text f r o m
Jer. 5: 1. Theme "God Wants A
Man." From this subject we rerrtvrrl?rr
wrmrtrrfTrt TrrrrsTTgrr
.souls rejoiced as the" man of Go I
spoke to us by the way . We had
a wonderful time together a n ?1
closed out with a hearty hand
shake.
Aft^r a short conference with
officers wo lift to join No. I'd Asso.
in their Y. M. and Y. W..C. A.
Thanksgiving Celebration. They
-had.a fine program with- shortspicy
speeches. The speaker <v f
the hour was Rev. .Jessie Rookhart,
who was presented by the
Pres.'Rro. T. 'Hardy who sphk"
from John's F.pistle. ."Subject
. -t "T-ove". A very appropriate sub.
for the occasion. The people <>,'
Cedar Grove were honored t o
have Rev. C. A. HarniOn Rev.?0
A. Morant and others associate!
with them in theiV and'A ersaiy
"oservjee.
They had a wonderful time and
I believe everyone had dinner who
wanted it.
7 ~ We leftr Cedar trrove-then join
ed Good Hope in an Cs.ier s Program
where we met Calvary, Canaan,
Cherry Hill and Macedonia
and Emanuel along with Good
i HHHHHBBMinHHHH
t JAMES RAD
1!)10 HAMPT
AN-R&MEDY ANY I)t
i'X
If you are having trouble o
Take it to JAMES RADIO
| -THEIR MOTTO IS?"BETTER
Honest Work On Colur
L Lots of Good Used I
no Combinations, B?
K Small Electric Radio
V-. Hrffi Advertisement is good for
B Job of 15.00 or more.
t
Hope. The Titerary program was
fihe and they went over the top
with financial response. A very
great success. Mr. Prodigal (Irant
I sponsor.
We wish to extend our deepest I
sympathy to the family of-~ M|.|
Sray last Sunday. a.-"m. after irrr
extended illness. We feel that .nui
loss is Heaven's gain. Many out
of town visitors attended the funeral,
PilncjMtl arrangonj^nts were
in cluS>g<y of the Newton F. II.
Kulogy by". Rev. L. L).. King, pa-o
! tor. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Spelis
made a hrief visit t<> Jacksonville,>
Fia.. on toe week-end. They repot- j
, ted a pleasant trip.
IU-riHF.L/A. M. hi. ( lit KC II
Rev. J. A. Holmes?Pastor
There was an . usually gran I
attendance at Sunday school, la-:
Sunday ivith everybody ready' i '
j discuss the Sunday School lesson. I
Our .-Presiding Klder, Dr. B. < j
.1 Cunningham held his fourth atrti
final quart-wj-' at Bethel for thi conference
year. . !
The Klder preached a though',
provoking ' message from t h e
bpok of Matthew, using the theme
'"The Christ We Follow** The
message was beautifully delivered.
At- the evening services. Hey. R.
O. Bass, pastor of Sidney Park
i Church preached the message,
Tliis sermon re-opened the regular
Fall fourth Sunday night l*nion
Services among Bethel. Sid
i my Park and Sadson *11* down!
1 town-i hillehes-. 1
; Rev. Bass preached a sweet]
I message from the hook .of I ? j
i Corinthians. He told his conger-|
I button to "believe on the Run!
' Jesus Christ and you shall l?1
saved.'-'
Next Sunday morning at 11 g!5
' Dr. Fred Hugh, editor o f t h <
Christian Recorder, Nnshvis'.c.
Tennessee, will preach.
At p. m. next Sunday I
BishopFrank M. Reid will pre-j
side at the dedieatin program of
the new parsonage of Bethel. b>. I
cated 2507 Waites* Street. T'n'e |
public is invited to this program, j
A very lovely and successful"!
- business session- of the? cjH+wAegly.-]
conference was held on Monday
-evening. All boards and class lea
tiers made a sound report.
?? .Vcxt"J^Sli rutny "Holy f'nrrrrrnTnrmr
, will he administered.
t Prthcl welcomes visitors To a1"7"
tcn^l services.??~? ?^?7
MT. IMSC.AH A. M. K. CIH'ltCII
Rev, Nathaniel Johnson?Pastor
_! .-S^JL.hejran at loan) a. tm with
.all officers and teachers assist 1
| ants preset.t. We had a very in terestirttr
lesson Sunday, "Rene-.v1
cd Allegiance to the law," with
'"everyone taking a part in the disI
(Mission of it. : Our lesson w;.ibeautifully
reviewed hy a iruc.u
1 pastor, the Rev. Silas (Mass.
Morning worship: Oevotioti mn1
ducted, prstyer hy Pro. Josh Diekerson.
I.ove Feast service' was
held which brought the spirit o f
Cod near. Kveryone was filled
with the spirit, and ready to re"ttlve
the wnnderful?iiu'sm^c, >h?
livet'ed unto us hy another L'lif'H
pastor. Rev. Rhctt, Oist^iet F.C'aoirelist.
who snokc from tin- 'Jot a
chapter of St. Matthew, J2 verse.
He used as his subject. Separating
the treats from the sheep.
Visiting along-with the true-;
pastor was his daughter. Mr :
Re'ilah (iraham and a nephew.
KveTTtTTt? m 1 -Hip. ?Ht-gatt a-1?
8:00 p. in.," with the. gitcST ptrstor
Rev. Silas (Mass in charge.
A short sonjr service ..was cniitTiitrtocTv
afterwards we received
t).o timely message, hroujrhr to
us !>y Rev. Glass. This -hint everiworship
was 0 >. i % ? 1 l>y t
Willing iVurkc.i-x. rial...
T. Wasftinalon, Reporter
CLASSIFIED ADS
IN MK.MORI AM
Ja^sad, JmLMeniory of
our clear Mother, Mrs I.ouise
Hajrood. who passed 10 years a?*o,
October 5, ]!M5.
Children
10 SERVICE,
ON STREET
1FECT LV YOIIR RADIO
f any kind with your Radio
or/nrTrL1 i AI A
OLU V JA> C<, li'iw I I <1 I I I [ M l) 11
TO HE SAFE THAN SOKRV
n'bia Radios Since 1929
tadio Bargains, Phoittery
Radios a n d
s from $7.50 up.
$1.00 with any purchase or Ke
,
? / ; "j '
?tr?TBI
, -STOP
HUII
- The 29
a . . ' #
1
-k- ' V -v
I. HH H l
FOR ALL PEOPLE, 1
At 2421 Read
' v #
J
Beginnini
SI N DA Y SKIT. 23
j~ ' - Sunrise Service
I 9:00 A. AT.?Suntlay SkSFion]." "
11 ;()(.' A. M. The nit roducinry .sermon >vill bir
y ?prcnrhvt I by 14bler-P Swiutoi).??
3:00 P.-M.?High spiritual service/ Preaching
by I4l<lor Wearing.
5:00 P. M.?Young IVoplr service.
7:30 P. M.?General (ioSpel Service.
'
MONDAY SKPT 20
Breaklast will be served al 9:00 uni il 10:30 A. M.
I Alsto flimwr vcill In- VI'I'V I'll ;it 1 '(Id I' \1 imlil
5:00 I*. YI. I hroujrhoiit tin- week.
11:00 A. .M.- ?(ionoral ('oinn-il Mooting.
1
12:00. Xoc?n day s< rviro, both throughout the
week. XjptrrtT serVm'-Uotfin at 7:00 I\ Yl.
7 :* 10 I'. M. (ionoral (iospol Sorvioe..
.__?_^i?4V44444~--M-\ I > 1 > V i.iwVi:44.-vvi.U...tli I i v irrial
message to the public. Also a wonderftii program
will ho rendered hy the members.
Wednesday siorr. us
7 :2,o IM. (Ionoral (losfiol Service.
"Also I ho I'aslor of \\ imishnro, S. ( . will haw
ihoir display'a.nj j.t wondorful program..
TIH'KSDAY SEPT. 20
Tho.Younjr People will sponsor a Display.
There will ho siujrors an<l recilorS I'rom various
J~ places. All Members, friends are iuvilod to partioipato.
i'ASTrmfc oi ti11?: srA l io
AN I) Alt K A N(j 10.MI0NT (OM M ITT10 K
lOldor Dillard?Spartanhurp', S. C.
? Elder Howard?Oreor, S. ('.
Elder I.. Shaw?State Overseer and pastor of
C'leroson, S. C.
Elder 11. Eoma>:?Asst. Chairman and pastor "of
Elder J. I'.radshaw?Chairman and pastor of Columbia,
S. C. ? ? -
GOI) SAID: My House shs
CSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO<>.OOOO:O,O0O0OC
BISHOP (
I -
^ A ^ A. ^ A A A A v?V A A A
V>*>*V VV VV V V >" * W >TVVV
A A A A A A A A A A A A>
\ V ?" v
4 . __ _? ti
LOOK AND
?~?7~?-*? ?; -? ?*,
cf I t's Coming
(h Annual Holy Con
OF THE
a
EPS^H 9DH9 v
HE CHURCH ON THF. ROCK OF THE APO;
Street -.- :_?
; Sept. 25 Thru C
"*^"" ***^M ' '""""' ,""g: ^y'**.v^ff^^**
^HB
?BISHOP C. M. GRACE, FOUNDER and Builder '
(OOOOOOC-vOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOV^OlOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC Od'OOO': ' . OO
ROlJTE OF PARADE
Starting* from the House of Prayer*on Mead St. ,t<
Harden St., up Harden to Hampton St., on Hampton t<
Pine St:r down Pine SL, to Lady Sty one block to-Oal
St., u)) Oak St., to Laurel St., on Laurel St., to Waverl:
St., to Read St., and back to the House of Prayer.
ill be called an House of Prayer for all people. Isaiah 56
>OOOOOOOOO'OOO^OOOOO tfOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOO O OOOO'O'O ooooooooooooooooc
If M. GRACE. Founder f
? * * ?>
~ V . ? ' "-r~- ?- . ?
s . ? ? :
Saturday, October 1, 1955 *
oft <$? ?$? ^M({jl
L a^A A AAA AAA a^4 A^4 A A^4 AAAAAA^A
^4 ^4 "y w"^4
READ!
..' ?. r ^
Again!
vocation?
I.' ' ' . " ' . ' ' *' ; .. ' ' ' :
I^^ICFAITH '
Columbia S. C.
>Ct. 1955
FRIDAY SEPT. 30
1
17:30 P, M.?General Gospel service.Alter
which the members of the mother House
| - Of Prayer will have '-their wonderful display and
I program. , ~
SATURDAY OCTOBER 1, 1955
A picnic will be on the House" Of Prayer yard,
beginning at 10:00 A. M.
SWEET DADDY GRACE will be the special
guest.
17:30 P. M.?General Gospel Service.*
All pastors of the state and their members will
-have their displav, all in honor of SWEET
DADDY GRACE.
1
SUNDAY OCTOBER 2
9:00 A. M.-?Sunday School.
11:00 A. M. Gospel Service . Baptising.-After
which the Grace American Peace Parade.
We are extending an invitation to all min|
isters with their "Tdhgregations, choirs
- choruses, bands t(x participate with us during
this week.
7tv() 1T. M.?Genera!.Gospel Service. *
The man of God will deliver a special message
to tie public, after which the pastors
of the State will have their victory march. f
Oh! Look who will be present with us and will
preside both day and night., throughout the week;
The Holy Prophet. That Great devine Healer and
?Teacher?RISTtOP G. M. GRACE.
PASTORS or THE STATE
AND ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE
Elder Seymore?Willington, S. C.
Elder Joyjier?Whitrriire, S. C.
Elder Longs?Greenville, S. G.t Mission No. 1
Elder Floyd?Greenville, S. C., Mission No. 2
Elder...Pinkney^--Anderson, S. C: ?
, Elder Morton?Greenwood, S. C.
~Elder S. Dennis?Abbeville. S. C.
Elder Sims?Winnsboro, S. C.
)
)
*}
/
i:7; Matt. 21:13; Mark 11:17.
ind Builder- ?^
?-: . - '
?^ _ ,?.? ?