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Saturday, February 25, lOnti . k ' ** IIERRON HAPTIST Cllt'RCIl Rev. W. 1). Coker?Pastor S. S. opened at the usual hour with Supt. Ruth presiding. The lesson was beautifully taught by the various classes. The attendance ' and finance were good. The hanr. ners for attendance and finane,e still remain With class Xo. 12, Itdv. Cqker teacher. After a lively devotion. music was in charge o f thi^ Senior- Choir. Pulpit guests "were Rev. Duckett 'Watts and Hester. 1 A tier the Mission hymn a n d prayer, our behoved pastor came . before us with a Spiritual message taken fPom Acts Theme: The Power of the Church. T h e power of the Church comes from (io?l, the Church IhalTia.s. power must be a praying Church.-Prayer changes things. _ timils lunul j scver extended for help, protection and deliverance of?hrrs?children. Visitors , were presented by Mrs. Eva Taylor. V *? At Jii-JQ Mrs. Janie Little was kn-|..cc 4rV AV.e> A:.I Ol-.l iiy.iivn.-j wv HI*. l cl/MM'l /AMI V^IUI) at her home Gideon Hill. Assistance hostess were ~ Mesdamos Mahel Elmore, Sallie L. Finney. Mrs. Eunice Fuller gave the devotion. The prcsideht ; presided. I Mrs, Pearl 11. Ruth led She-IJiMe^ discussion taken from- the book of j St. John, followed by'others. The hostess served a delicious repast. Mrs. Minnie Lee thanked the hos-' less. Rev. Cokor and Mr. I). ('. Pruitt were guests. Mrs. Rertha Jones will entertain the next meeting. ' ' .". . * , At 4:.1() the Missionary met at ^ the home of Mrs. Essie Holland, i Miss Minnie Heaxley president, I presided. Prof. O. R. Reuben of Morris Col-! lege was the Tuesday night supper, guest of. Rev\ and Mrs. W. I). * ??? .... i e si.. vwn v. i . 1VVT. v>vr\ci UI lit xailllljr | were Sunday dinners quests o f * Mr. and- Mts^Ross?RvaTrs;?Miss-; Arabella Hester of Sumter spent \roolr emt witVi relatives. Mrs. Azalle Williams and Mr. George Junes are confined to their honrc tIttc to illness. Mrs; D. M. & - Hill is a patient at Blalock Clinic. Celebrates Birthduy The lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Heath, 105 Dixie Ave., South was the scene of the observance of a surprised Birthday party honoring Mrs. Mittie .Taylor. The affair was given by lier daughters Mrs. Luella Foster, 919-4th Ave., South, St. Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. Pollic M. Hill of Clinton, S. C.; who was present for the occasion. Assisted by Mr. Leroy Black. The Valentine Molif with a color scheme of Red and White was used for the evening. T h e house was beautifully decorated with red and white Gladiolus. The lace covered table was centered with a hugh birthday cake, nuts and candies. Gifts and congratula - tin"' mess:i fri<* \\'f'ri? rt't-f-1v\'H "fioni ~ . nnjnerouj? friends and relatives. T&aj? ire?rtrmit;-cake ami ptttrrh?w^a s 7^%erv.ed to approximately 2.r> quests. MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. M. McDonald?rastor ->-1 SELLERS?Come unto nie, all ye that hahour and are heavy laden and I will give you rest. St. Matthew 11:28. Sunday School was called to order with the Supt.' and co-workers at their post of duty. Tiro lesson was beautifully taught. Our pastor gave a brief review of the lesson which was good. Morning service began at the usual hour with the Senior Choir ringing Holy, Holy, Holy. I'rayer was offered b Ilro. J. 11. Nowlin. Selection, My Faith Looks' Up To Thee. The scripture was read by the pastor.- After the regular order of services the cho'1 sang a beautiful spiritual, Great. Jehovah. Alter this our pastor selected his text: Joshua 14:10. From this he preached a wonderful message which was food for thought. Did rot our hearts burn w'toiij,whilehe spoke by the wayside. After the invitation was extender! 1 h j> stewards came forward and lifted tin offering. Then Mrs. Minnie Cropland of New Brunswick, N. J., came-befove us with greeting*. from New Jersey, which we really oojryeth--MTSr-Oo?lm?d--r*- tbe-w+feof Mr. J. I,. Crosland. At 1:00 o'clock Church Aid and Pulpit Aid met at the hmne of and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wright. Mrs. Loona Weatlierspoon is still on the sick list. Mrs. Bertha Jane. Weary Ibft - ^atuedfty to?spend n few weeks itt Philadelphia with her son. Mrs. Lucinda Foxworth left -* Saturday time with her fainily.aaiyZxowh/.o for N. Y. after spending some time., with her family. WlrcTrTmi are traveling .*101 highway stop k?y Mr. Bennie Hopkins and Mr. Quick's restaurant, they will be willing to serve you at any time. Laura Wilson, Reporter ?a THE WOODRUFF NEWS NEW BETHEL BAPTIST C'HI IU H Rev. F. E. Jones?Pastor Sunday School was carried o u ; in till' rv/"F?r tusmnpr .with?hLiip: Z. M. MeKlrath and teachers o | t.heir post fit duties. TTesson rt | viewed hy Rev. F. S. Junes, t h offering banner remains in clas seven, Prof. A. \V. 'William: teacher. The attendant hanne ?ebtl betivri'n -ebi^ses four and tivi -1 After?Sunday Sellout,?Devotio was led by Deacon J. W. Fan both morning and nitrht service ; were'TiruujjTit Tiy UiJ Pastor llw Jones, . .. ] MorniiTjf-service found in Re\ oio-ti verse. Nijrht services" were'Rood. On it... i ' ?* IA -i\u w ?ii i.. im i>i*si Miornm ami His text for the even ing message was found lit Jiune? fith chapter. Theme: '.'Prayer." Kev ami Mrs. .Jones were Sunda; Ldinni.'r quests at Prof. A. W. an | Mrs. Williams. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ore Rogers, Mrs. Eliza Miller, fron Roehm-k, S. C. Mr. Lucher Snide and Mr. Norman Brown, Mrs Thcada Robinson, Miss I,oil .1 Robinson, -M^rtr Robert?Robinson Mrs. Lula? Parks, Mrs. Sue Brew ton, Mrs. Carrie Whin, "Mrs. Min nie 1.. Thompson, Mr. Willian Styles and Marvin Styles, aecom inuii.-d the Stars of New Bethel ~t< Traveliest's Baptist Church, U-eV N. J. .Alexander Pastor where Mrs -Annie M. Styles and her groui along with the .Clouds of Joy reYi tlered a wonderful program. Rev. and Mrs. A. I). Duncai visited Mrs. O. A. Irby Sunda: after-noon. ..*; ' M iss Ida Mae Green hecaihe tin wife of Mr. Dotmld Browning, ro contly. The dinner guostsJ of Mrs Minnie L. Thompson. Feb. 12, wa -Mr. anci Mrs. Palma McCrary,- o Travel rest's, S. C. Mr. and Mrs David -Mealy and grand-daughtci Mr, Ernest McCrauy, all o Greer, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Davii Robinson?mid children, Mrs. Lul; Parks and grand children, Mr. ani Mrs. Emanuel Browning an daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donal Browning,?Mras?Theada Robinso and Mrs; Minnie Lee Thompso was the guests at the Cross Ancho Elerrtentai*y Parents Teacher's As sociation Banquet; Wednesda night, Feb. .15. Mrs. Hattie - I< Raston, Spartanburg Cbunty Su pervisor was the speaker. Rev. h J. Coleman of Union, S. C preached at Trinity AME Zio Church also the Quartet singin; than night was good, Rev. Forr Pastor. Mrs. M. L. Thompson, Rpt. MT. I'lSGAH A.M.E. CHURCH 1 Rev. R. II. Williams?Pastor * | I.OKIS We were blessed to se unoitfii'i; ucaiuiuu rsannam a ~n ill>1 f to attend service. Sun.lay Sellout began at 10:1 with the Supl. 1). W. Jenerette an co-workers at their post of dutj This was a very interesting lessoi Jesps Demands a Choice and wa so timely reviewed by the Paster The banner class was the Men class. Prayer service was conduct ed by Sister Janic Johnson a n Sister Annie Williams. Worship service began at 11:3 with the Junior and Youth Choii furnishing the nuisic-l First Hym lined No. 1, () For ,A Thousan Tongues to sing, Scripture lesso was taken from Job. 1th chaptt and was read by Rev. Joe Moon second hymn, No. 2!M?,~ Father Stretch My Handsi To Thee. Th Pastor text was taken from Is aiah -10: 2b. Lift up your eyes o high. Theme: Mercy Suit m Case best. Ilis sermon was center ed mainly on this 'one thinj Mercy. He planted a thought a well as painted a picture. Re1 Williams brought a wonderfc message today. I am sure every 'one enjoyed. The holy spirit w a felt and shouts of praise w a hoard all over the church. Invita ttonal hymn was sung and ope door given and 2 came and unite with t?he Church, Mr. Willie CIra diatn and .Mr. Udis Hrown ami w pray that, he will e\fr preach th . _wi.iid .o?-tIod _ At 4:30 the League hour wa dargoly attended. Evening servic began after the League. -sVfter th : TTgulHt'-^forhr of ? opert|hg,?th pastor's text was taken from S .Mark, 11th chapter and 30th versi before the* cock crow twice tho will deny me^ttirice. Theme: L>< nying the Master, 44us^ too ji^vamdeefrtf^TTTTssage. Quite a fe visitors worshiped with us throug o.ut the day, among were Mr: Alma- .Judge -#md Mr. Linnet tTotllsv of' I'mnylico. S. C. It was high day at Ml. Pisgah and viSilc are always welcome. Come agaii Mrs. Mai'tha Evans is on on sick list. Let us pray for our sic and shut-ins. ' * I I. , -orBETHEL A. M. E. CJIUKCH Rev. J. F. Stanley?Pastor o SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA "Bjeau.se of the house of t Ji e t Lord our Cod, 1 will seek thy n at Bethel are,taking on new life, ~~ +nf!Tj!, the.V are learning to em o operate in the work of the Church, s and us a result they succeeded in putting over a fine program for >! 1 i>r>4-r?Ji. Now in l!(5t> tJiey a r?e n ward hut to do a better task a s t, they go forward with their New s Year's work. The various auxiliarJT^Tes of the Church are alive and working hard , to put over the Church's program. Hew Stanley as usual Brought a very fervent mesf sage from the fifth chapter of !> Romans and the Hist voi^tr. theme. . The. I testruclivenoss of Sin. T h e same of disobedience were beautiv folly postrayed. His hearers hunjij ,| on his words, and from their., response;, the sermon was very much L. enjoyed. The offering for the day \ was quite,flattering. It seems r that here at Bethel we have learni od to follow the admonition. It is more blessed to give than to reAt 2: JO Ia. M. Mrs. F. C. James, . the queenly wife of K'ev. F. C. 1 j James, and Director of the State . | program for Youth in the Mis., , So., brought a vei'y inspiring message of the subject: "Keep Your lt I'lOajps <Awake.." It was very up, lifting and informative. Come a. i train .Mrs. James. Mrs. Cornelia Suber is striving , assiduously with, the young people ,, in the ACKL to keep "Some boy or .girl to look up and be. prepared e to be a leader. T.he Prayer-Band had its regular service at (>;0t) P. M. Mrs. Naomi s Robinson is back now from her ex(i taking on new life. At 7:30 P. Mt Rev. Wm, Grant f~ and bis wife and Sr. and Gospel \ Choirs \vrth "several of his" memu hers worshiped with us. Rev. j Joseph Williams brought a very (j eloquent and soul-stirring sermon. (1 The great day of God's wrath is i . ..... ... n ciiniinp- iirni wnn snail he ahle to 1T stand? He stressed Great Day. It r was a sermon long to be rememj. bered. This service was for Stewy ardess Board No. 3, Mrs. E. A. \ Stanley, President. >. FRIENDSItlP AMK CHURCH n Rev. E. Alford Vance, Minister K ' l( - Sunday was like a spring" day. We celebrated Founder's Day all day, beginning with the Sunday sidfool at- 10:00 with the Supt. Mrs. B. E. Ferguson, presiding; The Sunday school' Rally ended with a neat sum-realized. Sunday 0 ).school lesson reviewed by Miss M. d M~! Yc.ung. Highest amount fe^ ported by Class No. 1, teacher ;> Prof. .1. T. W. Minis. Second place d j Class it, teacher Prof. M. Hudson. Third place Class No. 8, the teacher, Mrs. It. M. Grant. Little Stanley Young was sponsored by Mrs. Grant's class. s 11:00 Morning worship prayer meeting conducted hy the Dea,i . _ - - 11 e/messes and Stewards. Sr. choir rendered music. Pastor Vance '0 preached an appropriate sermon. s His tixt found Exodus 1:5; theme: n I.caning Onward in Christ. The music by the choif was also in 11 keeping with the clay. He said: !r Richard Allen's Philosophy of J? Life was: 1. Self Denial.-2 Self I ( Respect. .'1. Selp Help. 4. Education. c 5. Christianity. The message made ?" us proud* to have as. Founder of n our church Richard Allen. The y trustees made their monthly reports. '' 4:00 The Pulpit Aid Board met s at the home of Miss RI. M. Young '* on S. Bell St. The meeting opened with the Pres. .\Jrs. C. L). Ferguson presiding. Faith was the s subject for discussion" and was s well led by Mrs. Ruth S. Little; l~ others followed. Club guests: Mrs. n Marie Y. Bates, of Greenville. d m ... n _? - i.aius nave us some nmeiy and encouraging remarks. Mrs. 'Bate*- and?Miss?Young's mother e was one of the pioneers of the ? I'lll|III A ill?Brtarrt. - "iminr~ Young s and Mrs. Hates are _sisters. The e hostess assisted by her cousin Mr. t! Reeder, served a delicious repast. *- Mrs. R. P. Alexander in writ efrost en words thanked the hostess. p> Sunday evening 7:00 the Founu alec's pay. Program climaxed a busy day. Mistress of ceremonies ^-Mr-sr A~. .1. (iary; Mrs; R. R Alexander at the organ. Founder's Day ^ Reviuwed, Readings, Solos, His* tvry and Dramatization was enk joyed l>y all. The pastor gave the a closing remarks. Visitors during the day were u I given a cordial welcome. Ir The Church is moving on. k Church Reporter. - 9 " I THE 1 El.ISHA A.M.E. C HURCH Rev. C. V. Alston. Pastor S. S. opened with the Supf. a' his post of duty as usual .alone with his staff of co-workers. Tht lesson was very timely, reviewec by the pastor. Class No. 2 was the banner ela^s. i Immediately after dismissal prayer service was conducted h.v the following persons: Bro. 0. S Lake ."Ntlsses Claudia Hawkins an Ida M. Wilson. At the close of tin1 ?"d rend for the scripture lesson John 3:13-24. He selected his. text from John 3:20. Theme: "Universal Morality." In his discourse he stated that mat is endowed with personality U -know Kood from evil. ;uid is cap ?iUle ot holding fellowship with to hold God's unchanging hand. And God is the God of mankind that the way is so plain that a fool shouldn't error. The sermon was a very beautiful one. We had our Founders. Day Rally and had a fine success'.' " A box supper was given* at tin church and the members of Welch IZion participated with us a 'n helped to make it a success. Tho> are always in readiness Jo heir out in time when needed most j And we are-at their backs . wlter Fee A ncaii - 1 ' ? $ ' //"*? ir;... Michael Harris, Washington, I THE MOST NOURISHIh for your baby's botl and most digestibl 1 Carnation, the "hea , every doctor knows Eight out of 10 mc BEST COOKIN "from Contented Coys" WORLD1 Millions p C7 ^AIMETTO LEADER * ,|oa!le<l upoii. ( ( iii8sioud I >!ht Hoard assisti' us Sunday evening with a pre Hiain of souks ami wo all en.ioye ' out solves very niuoh. On our sii k lis-t are Mrs. Kmnt J. Devalt, Mrs. Florten:" itoiiia ' Mill, Mrs. Kt.hel Jetee. 'V- * ai '' praying fur their early rooover Jiij i "tltey ho i>iu a^ai.'u Mrs. M. l.ako, |!pi. THOM AS < II M'KL A. M. 10. 1 ( III lit 11 Ki \. It. A. iiunu, Pastor I Sunday school opened at , tli i usual hour m-fh?the-Supt. liiiij ?. W, Walker and teachers at tJiei I???st. ! of duty. A wonderful lesso .enjoyed byxdl. Offering $1.75. | S. i vic e begun by singing: liar i Mow :no Watch (ay. The Paste ~+aruve- ttsr ?t?sotti stirring sermoi llis lev I \un lafetl from Mai ! Hi! said unto them follow m | ami?1?will make yun fishers e nu n. Sonji U'.v/lhe senior choir: _!.Vhi (loing Away. Invitation: . . | ('haiite To Keep 1 Have. Olferin i S'J5.:J8. After wliieJi the I tall j cauie off between the Pastor work , 1 ing with the women and Mr; ( Young, working with* the men. At j ter which .Mrs. Young came ove r the top. Mrs. Young $144.01; Ret i Young 4otal $2."J4..'ll. R< . marks by the pastor. Benediction. A. R. 11., Reporter. d your to LRNATIC merica' hy baby mgfc 'w BP, Rg? 'gHa pT ; ..> y>^g| ).C., a First Prize Winner of the Carnation h . ' ' :% IG form of milk their babies tfe...the safest say: "My doc e, too ... that's g0 yOU see?in lthy baby" milk no finer healtt your precious >thers who feed with Carnatic BRAND FOR G AND COFF BETTER-BLENDING Carnation gives you rich flavor and smootf _ results,evervTime^Jn every _ recipe that calls for milk! yi too! Get sever, ?- cans todayl S LEADING BR'AND OF EVAI refer it to any 01 > * \ I NEW HKT^EI^AME CHURCH d j i Rev. C. C. Black, Pastor ,j i Lexington?Sunday school was o , well attended today, with a v6ry ' interesting discussion of the lesv ] s?#n. The children seemed just as y 'ajrer to learn about God's Word [a- the teachers do to instruct, i We feel very proud . of our youth who are the church of tomorrow. .Morning worship began with the x 1 yi 1 >i!? ? - choir' in attendance. A * very lively devotion. Scripture by ' li.hu-k The pastor brought us I a very inspiring sermon which was II food for the h'tliigry soul. We were 1 Ifyppy to have Mrs. Black's mother and lrttfp sister from Kings-, tree worship with us? Mrs. Th'eu * "Ttrrrvin and daughter fHobersttne L Harvm. , e I I ' Tj; .Mrs. Kli/.a Bawl, 'J5, of Phila-. I Melplna and Lexington was fcTTVFPfe \ ali/.ed fromtSpring Hill A. M. E. jr chureh this afternoon at 2:00.? y ; Miss I'earl E. Sligh is on the -sick- list this week. Mrs. Mahle s. Walker is somew.hat improved. > We pray for the .sick and shut-in. r Mr. Albert Minis of New York f, \ City and Lexington was funeraliz?. | e<l in New York on Jan. 23, 1956 , where he was living with his daughter. iaby IN, '.7: ; ; : "mflkt omelown Healthy Baby ContaaU ? v^rrik a Carnation formula tor recommended it." l all the world, there's l-building formula for i baby than one made >n. YOUR ^ EE, TOO! * H >0 RAT ED M|LK'< therbrand) ^ u \ MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. W. L. Wilson?Pastor * i SPTBG?S. S. began at 10:00 a. ; m. with the Supt. in charge and | a full staff of'tteaehers and assistants present. With Miss Jacqueline 4-yles at the piano we opened by sinking The Old Rugged Cross. Prkyer was offered by the Supt. I Preceding class study a synopsis | ! of the lesson was given by the Supt. c - Morning?w -Lagan, .....wilki,. I mujvi otnivca, ni llilt' a. m. scripture, i'sa 1 in 22:1-10 was real by Rev. l)odd. Prayer by Rev. O. H. Wilii.s . While mission -offering was being taken tbts J organist softly played 'What A Friend. An nouneements.-Preceding. the mes isage the Senior Choir gave a soul 'Mining len.litioii of the spiritual, I J Just Couldn't Rest Contented, pastor delivered the mprning message front the theme: Asking God . For Guidance Along Life's Way. Text: Psalm hi &.J Lead me, O lord, in thy r.ghtceusness; make ' t't.v way straight before my face. The pastor said in > part: In the seventh verse of Psalm 5, L)avid j made, two pi on ires. First he said, I w'l) come ir?iO thy house . and 1 second I will worship toward thy 1 holy temple. In the 8th verse he 1 praying two prayers. First he wanted the Lord to lead him in his righteousness and second he . wanted the Lord to make the way , straight before his face. Special emphasis were placed on the facts ^ tone v.e too sh'.ii.i follow the* examr e set by Da1 id and ask the , Lord for a way prepared by him. Sometimes this way may be filled . with sorrow, t^ars and difficul lies out as long1 as it is the way ' of the Lord, he will bless the righteous. Then we should ask the ' Lord to lea.1 us in the way prepared by. him and ask: God t o _ make the way plain and clear be- ? fore us so. that we may see the j son connected herself with t h e Church under Christian experi- ] ence. The-visitors were welcomed j lay Bro. J. W. Alexxander. On our sick list are: Sis. A. B. v Thacher and Pea. John Eons. We j pray for both a speedy recovery, -j Glad to see Bro. Jack Hill and -j Pro. Roddy Marshall out to ser- ^ vice both weie recent patiieV. i of ( Sptbg. General Hospital. Music for j the day Was rendered by the Senior g and Jubilee Choirs. Mrs. Mary R. r Burgan organist. Songs included: y Blessed Assurance and Amazing 0 Grace and Come Ye That Love The -] Lord. s Queenie Boyd, Rpt. ? 9 MT. OLIVE A. M. E. CHURCH t Rev. Romeo Leonard?Pastor e f MYRTLE BEACH?10:00 a. Sunday School with Master Wal-" j TTer" Lewis presiding. Beginners ? class; Mrs. Nell Owens teacher, re- E reived?the -attendance?banner. I | Men's Bible class, Prof. J. R. f x ?-u i... J x , -lc Dunuugns, a'atner receiveu i n e i ] finance banner. The attendance i was very good. The lesson review- c ed by Mrs. Ilattie C. Jones, re- ( marks by the Sup?., Mr. T. \V. ? Kay. a . ? 11:30 A. M". Devotion began, t Rev. T. H. Hemmingway present- ^ ed Rev. Sindab who delivered a ( wonderful message whom you < serve. ( ' 7:30 P. M. Devotion began. After 'which the pastor presented ( Rev. Sindab. He preached another Spiritual sermon from the] Sub. "Love." We were happy t o j < have with us the Chorus from St. t \ Peter Baptist Church of Burgess under the direction of Mr. Franklin Butler. They rendered a pro- ' gram of music. After the sermon, 1 they were accompanied by Prof, and Mrs. Boyd Owens, principle of the St. James School of Burgess and several others. This program was sponsored by the Trustee Board for the building fund. Colle?*rtTn71&333.16. We wi?h to thank everyone for their presence and donations in this .program. Come again, you are welcome. Mrs. Fva D. Oraham. Mr. Willie' ? ? - - - , Phillips are among the sick this j . -week. -Mr? - Leva nee.-..Spiyey.. -and., Mrs. Annie Simmons are improv- ? ing nicely and hope to he out soon. The World's Day of Prayer was observed Friday, evening at Schtrlds Chapel Hdlmi-js Church, Mwi> i George Simmons, Chairman. Co- ' workers were the Mrs. V. P. Mitchell, E. T. Burroughs, Martha Knox, Ella-"Simmons, Miss Leafo~~ttar Simmons and Mts. Nell S. Owens. The Pastor Ttev. J. (J. balwin read the History of t h e Worlds Day of Prayers. Chairman elected for 57, Mrs. K. T. Burroughs to he held at Mt. Olive A. M. E. Church. The S. S. teachers meeting was held last Tuesday night at t h e home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ray. Pa GREENVIEW FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - >*4*1 Rev. J. W. Davis?I'astor Sunday School was held at 10:20- / a. m,, with the TSujit. in charge. We iiud a wonderful discussion of the lesson. ... ' ? ;?*'* ~We were very glad to have a large number of visitors in o u r Sunday School. Our Senior class ? was taught by Miss R. Alfred, an instructior from * Carver School who has been with us for two Sundays. We t?lso had visiting with us "Mr: iihd.'MisV navid DeVauIf* **T and her co-worker from Howard School, City and other neighbor* ? of the community, 'I*he lesson was reviewed by Rev. , Davis. Our prayer services were conducted-by. Deacon Anderson which ? led us into our?mnrning worship id which our Pastor brought US a wonderful message. The tefrt was laken from John 10th chapter and the' last part ofbthe 10th verse. Osing as- subject?. "The -Turning Points In Life." A splendid message was heard from the man of Clod,>There are several phases o f turnincr nnint..- U*,? TV.. ? - e |/V...vu 111 iac. X lie UIU9I* Supreme is when one .turns to live for Christ and hold up h i s lame regardless to where Hfc may ?0, or to whom he may come i n contact with. We were glad to have the following visitors: Mr. Neal, Mr. IVeeks, Mr. Martine, and Mr. and Mrs. Glover, all of Columbia. There was a progvame this afterloon sponsored by Mrs. Boyd i n lehalf of the Choir ratty. There A-ill be socials at the homes o f Mrs. Reese, Wilkes Road and Mrs. Meadlocks, on Saturday night ? t r:30 in behalf of the Rally. You rre invited. Church Reporter . r~ ' . 5T. JAMES A.M.EL CHURCH tev. G. Lee Baylor?Pastor S, S; opened at 9:45 with Supt. ind co-workers on the job. ?Sube'ct of the lesson: Jesus Demands ;d. Everyone took a part. T'h e esson was reviewed by the Supt. >}o.l arid 4 holding the banner.',iiC - ' y Immediately after S. S. morning rors'nip began with the Pastor's' * kid, Ray. S. B. Thomas on t h a?< 1L tostrum. 1st hymn lined by RWti * ? <no n >' " . ? 1*1., rrayer Dy JUT. Albert Jenkins, Sr. Music by thb Nr-t\' Jospel Choir, Scripture b7 1 * }astor, St, John 14th chapter, ummary of the Decaloguaj An? >;. < '.* 'Je* louncements, Mr. L. M. Green, 2nd lynin, 412 S. M. and poor offering,Vw c iffertory, Prayer by Rev. B.; 'homas, Glori Patri. Meditation ong by the Gospel Choir. Rev. Jaylor* preached from St. > John, -12, using for his Theme: Who )id Sin. His message was deliver- : d simply and revently and was. ull of inspiration. The spirit ran iigh. Invitation hymn, 340, Lord, ; 'm Coming Home. 4 P. M. We enjoyed another reat sermon by the Rev. Howard. Tctock~his text from Galations, 1-7. He preached on Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Club. , We are looking forward to t h e ? coming of the Rev. Theodore McTlam on the 1st Sunday night in March. He and his people. Rev. McClam is the pastor of Indianown Circuit. He will preach o n Mrs. Estell T. Snell Club. Steward?s's Board No. 2 will meet the 4th Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lula Jreen on Moore St. Time 4 p. m. Several visitors werp ?* ? ^/kVOCII'U Home again, you are welcom?. PLEASANT HILL BAPTIST CHURCH (lev. E. D. Wise?Pastor LEXINGTON?S. S. began a t its usual hour with Supt. and teachers at their post of duty. Subject of the lesson: Jesus Demands a Choice. Motto text: Choose you" this day whom y e will serve. But as for me and rrxy house we will serve the Lord. The lesson was discussed by the classes and reviewed by Sister Wise. Devotional service was conducted by Sister Bessie Gates and Sister Wise. First hymn was lined, 360 Crrm? Ye That Love The Lord. Prayer was offered by the Sisters, alsp Deacon- Benjamixv than Her. James came with the Scripture lesson from Sti Luke, 24 chapter. Then another, hymn was lined the Mission offering was taken up offered by Bro. Bennie Kelley. ' After which the pastor came t o* the Rostrum, singinp, Please Don't'. Drive Me Away, then his text wax-*; , tak-vr from Luke 21 chapter, Sub. . 7T hmrkdn. Live. We did enjoy ee?rj moment. We can hut say, did. not iwi our hearts rejoice while the mXft * \ i-J j preached to us the word of God. Yi-itintf friends, Rev. and lira. . I James- of Irmo - Mr. syiTMfe, .Tamos and children of Spring ^ j Mrs. Victory Smith of St, Paul. Collection, $39.63.