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Saturday, June 2, 195fi
TUCXMPSON STREET
liAI'TIHT CHURCH " '
Tlu? All Men Chorus'Day
SPARTAN"BUR(T?4 1:00 A. M.
Service beuan Organ prelude,
with Miss Betty ' Ami 'Walker at
the organ and Mr. William ' at the
piano. The Scripture?Prayer,?
Covenant, Notes of Importance by
the Past6r. Hymn?Go Preach My
Gospel led by Deacon Ray. The
. * pastor preached ffom the 2nd
'chapter of A,cts,' 4th Verse, read
jLS-foliuw^?And Obey Tvere Til 1 fiTF-"
ed with the Holy Spirit" and began
to speak with other tdngues, as
the spirit cave 'them Orto.
Theme?The Effects Of Penecost.
Outline O ) The Effects upon the
Disciples, (2) The Effect's on the
Apostles. (3) The Effects, on. the.?
People; The'phstor will work out
this glorious' sermon. Many were
made to rejoice. The Invitational
hymn was given.
The visitors were made welcome |
hy MTtf. Be ill ah .Mae Smith.
5 :.'?0?fc.T.U".' conducted in the
Usiial inanppY with the teachers,
president at their post of duty.
Mrs. Pearl (ii third president, Miss
Mamie Helen Williams Secretary;,.
7:00 -The night .sendee hegan,
honoring: Memorial night.
Memorial I^tght
Programme a
The All Men Chorus opening the
service, after which the Mistress
pf Cerepioney Mrs, 13. T. Sears in
charge; . . \
Selection hy the .Chorus, d(!od
of our lather's, Scripture?Mrs'.
Maggie Sears', Prayer, Mrs. PvaiT
(iillyrd, Rosary Piano Solo-^-Miss
Barbara "Coins, selection, > MisS
Sears, Miss (Joins, Mi'sss Amos and
the McDowell Sisters?Beautiful
Garden of 1'rayer, Caper, .mi.s.
flattie Mill; la Remembera-nce of
Those. Gone on, Subject Gone hut
not. forgotten, Oifjaii solo When
They Ifing Them Golden Hells,?
Miss Hetty Ann Walker, Solo, Mr.
Mi : pliy Kvlns ? What A Friend W'c
Have In Jesus. Rev. Austin brought
the Memorial rermonetto, Heh
revs 11th chanter 8 verse, Theme:
Faith Have Faith in God which
was: greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Ishella
JL'ark.s directed the idforino- After
Which, the Candle lighting by Rev.
Sears, Mrs. Millie Fowler,. Mrs.
Lula Cheeks, Solo?Let The Low'
. >. er ?.ryng?Miss Virginia
Salters, Mr. Hooker T.
Ses|F3 K.%%! IJii^le* ?5iAH&ls in Re
mem be ranee of late .ones. Dis?
' missal with Ffless' He The Tie
That. Uindsk ^
SHjut-ins *'~V
. Mastet.WiUi*"'^ ander*. vsnn-.- m
"St., :Mra^ Syfe, Caulder
Ave. Mrs. ^Jary Goi/is, Stevens. St.
Mrs. 1 lattie1 Goins, flampton Ave.
,virs. ivjary wnne 11111, ui'u. iius>
pita^, Mis^Jjillie Brbwning,. Caul?ier
Circle. Miss .VI aln.TM r IJouy.IT""
Bull ( linic. ,
-May- (iod? Mess and?tervrt ttrr-nr
t* -s. -acmmiing Uj Ji'A ^V'^Wwaa
Thought for today:
"A Christian is the Lightest
tyle of Man, * *; *\ *j j.-"'
.Mi-is I Aw.- iadaj Bifrges^t pt.
annual brockam ?
SISTERS OF LOVE SOCIETY ,
.M4 Y 27, 1 956-p8|80^ it M.' - 41
V JIKEH'H M EMORI A L
C. M. E. CHURCH
Ushers- Sisters Christine Wright.
.Marie Means, Helen WofToial,
Ella Hawkins
Mistress of Ceremonies?Sister
Edna Browning
Processional
Operiing Song _-i,r Hit? Choir
Invocation,. Sister Mamie Herbert
Music By The Choir
Scripture Lesson, Sis.Carrie Parks
'Welcome Address, Mr P. W. H.
Ridley t
Response Sister Alberta
Samuel
Music By The Choir
Reading, Sister Mary Lou Burgess
Annual Report, Asst. Sec. Sister
Rosa Bonds j,
A* A!..I ? ' T..l? rCillJom
in t'lVKirifll, ~ "VJir^ir* J fc. vinum,
Josie Foster, and EliiovWkh.
A Knew
Representative of Father's Club
Solo, Sister I.ucinda liurj^ess,
Introduction of Speaker, Rev. I).
It. liedenhautfh
Sermon, Rev. W. II. Ridley
'jyio? Sisters Kssie II. Coleman,
Rrtsft RomN and Jessie Davenport
Remarks, in l'ehalf r! President.
Sister Hloise J,onM .
Collection ? f ' ?
Renediction
Sister Rachel fJItk^or, President
Sister Matijjl? JoKrtson, First Vice-*
? President > , ; " *j f A.
Sister Jessie M. ftavenport, Second
Vice President
??. Sister Frede H.-Coleman, Sen clary '
Sister Rosa lionds, Assistant Secretary
SiLer Ola Shelton, Treasure^
> Sister* . Camvia'Mtoite^v and
Janie Farr, Finance Committee
Sisters Willie.. L. Dunham and
t Leola Mar^Uk
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ATT. TTS^Tfir AME CHURCH
Reverend F. James?Pastor
SUMTER?Sunday School open"od
promptly at 10 a. ni. Class discussioii
groups seemed unusually
interesting this morning. Attendance
and collection were also good.
Instead of the usual review by the
Supt. six young persons, each representing
a different class in.the
Junior Department, visited, t h e
Senior or Adult department a n d
gave53a resume of Jthe lesson in his
clasfc. The young neonle pm? ? .
"good account of themselves, Mrs. f
| A. E. Harrison Reddick, along with i'
the teachers in that department!
-tere?trr-hc xoTTtmended fo' rlhe good
work they are doing in the .Junior!
j Department.
??Mr;'. Iteddiek asked the eoopera-j
tion lit tin- phrftllts. (specially the !
men, in keeping the hoys inside '
until dismissal. ..
Morning worship services began
at 11:15 a. m." l)r. .James selected .
for a text,, I Cor. 12r*21. subject:!
'A more Kxcellent way." Kvery-J
one enjoyed the presentation.
We were, pleased to have visitors
.worship with us during o u r |
services. w . |
The Pastor's Aid Club met brief-.'
ly after mojning worship. Mrs. I.u-V
perta Uavis, Pres; Mrs. Ui.th Kim- j
brell, Secretary.
Kvening worship began at 8 p. J
in. The collection was donated to '
t lie Canccu' Fund.
Cedent) Church Conference was j
lu-ld on Monday at ,X I*. M. at j
which V'UH' Ihe changes in the law!
made by te (ieneral Conference I
j was explained.
| The Missionary Society m e t;
j Tuesday .at 5 P. M. at Church. M rs.
j F. C. .James Pres., Mrs. C'.
J Smalls. Secretary. \
I Vacation J.ihle School will begin
Monday .June if. Orientation ,inee?
' .ng for -ainewas lu-ld Thin -day a'\
S p.- m. v
Prayermeeting Thursday 8 p. '
; " j
Lo.ve Feast. I-'riday 8 P. M. You '
are invite*] t<> attend both services, j
Mrs. M. C. Roberts, Upt.
(.'ItKATItk TIM NIT'V AMI'. ^
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curat JI
Rev. I*. II. Carmichael?Pastor
SPARTANBURG?S, S. began
at 10:00 with Ass'ti" Supt. Mrs.
Carrie Anderson,.- officers and
teachers at their post of 'duty.
Subject 'Ne bfcji.son: The Church
it Asia Minor vrt.K JSscussed by I
j t In* teachers?of- the?cln*^.1',?anil .
| was reviewed by the pastor. Sec- '
retar.v's report, by Miss Jlettie S.
. Williams, (.'lass No. 3 received the
i banner for attendance, Mrs. KdyJiitr^VAc.Mwrr
reacher aTTrt rl?T?s Nr..
<i received" the banner in liioney,
Rev. I'. 11. ('a rmirhael ti.:u)n.i- _j.
At 11:13 Processional Hymn,?
Mark. Mark. My Soul by-the Junior
/ ' l. . r :..i, m; ... tr,i
i v. rr\*? i wiiii Jjiiiit* .m ih iui j .
I Williams at thf* piano. Opening |
I hymn No. 15)2, O For ?A Closer |
! Walk With Cod, Prayer, Sweet
Hour of Prayer, Spiritual by the
Jr., Gboir,; Thank .You ?Jesus,, ae- .
rrrnTptUilid by Miss L. frarksdale,
.Scripture reading, Eccl. 12th chapter,
Decalogue, Consecration hymn,
Pass .Hd Yl'l O Gentle Savior, Solo j
I'd Ihroie*.. Ilave Jesus by Freddie
Atchison. The pastor taken his j
text from 1 Cor. 9:24?Subject: So i
run, that ye may obtain, Theme:]
Automobile Religion. This was a |
wonderful message. After the ser- |
man, Ihj, You Think I'll Make A I
Soldier led by Mr. C. 15. Bonds. We j
are s-HH~prnyingTor our sick and
.shut-ins. They are Mrs. Rarksdaje,
Mrs. Josephine Harper, Mrs*. Josephine
Lindscy, MPs. Sallie Richey
and Mrs. Geneva . Whitmire.
7:09 services conducted *'y
Carmichael assistant, Rev. Turner.
Receipts for the .day were made. <
by Mr. M. Williams.
I. Mck'., lipt. I
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j7IM S ?7l /^
^VE-rVEAR TEflM 6? INSURANCE-!
VDENDS FOR GVERV RENEWAL* I 1
, t^4T^.rTIME TO CONSIDER/A I ,
CONVERSION TO-1J 1
1 PERMANENT PLANS.] j '
GI'<^U^NCE^| . ^
' 'Mi:: $' \ j
For f?W toform.tlon n?w< Tomw tnn</
.TtltHANS ADMIR1STKATKM4 dktj
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AT BENEDICTTOMMENCET
cials at Benedict College's cor
campus From left to right tl
and five who received honorar
Dixon, Dr. M. M. Peace, the
Rev. J. P Reeder. who-receive
presidenti of .Monrovia Colli e<
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FIRST NAKAKKTII
HAI'TIST ('lll'KCH - ' J
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COI.U.MHIA ?The Installation i
services Toy the y??tin;y Women j
Auxiliary nf 1st N:l'/^retTT l!;ij>tisl('liuivli
of ('otunihia, S. ('. . was]
i...I.i n..V. rt? i nr.i? ... i.n.'i m 11 ...
t Ik* (Muirch. :..
The' Programme ??l" tJie o.v*-niI
was a>: follow: '
Organ Prelude, Miss Rochelle Neal
Invitation, Mis. Marie' Ellison
Selection from the Senior Musical
QJiuir of the Church '
Invocation, Mrs. Margaret Cray
Scripture, Mrs. I.illte ,(!uri iok
Select ion,' ( hoir
I lit roiloct ion of Speaker -"Rev. W.
' II.N.al
^Speaker. Mrs. Magnolia Lewis,
\State Pres. of.Uie Y.W.A. of S.
l\?:parnstp- Mrs. Purine ShcrrKl
Solo/Sth'. Xrddie Holt, The Lord's
PrayeSv
InstilllationS^f otl'n ei ?Pev. \V. IT.
N? al ; ' . f
l) f I'i 1101 y : I
Music
Pencil iction
'Mrs. M. Lewis with a charming
personality that no one ever forgets,
spoke to the group with a
most inspiring talk. The audience
listened with utmost care. <
.ITer suhject was?'.'Thou Art
Com" .iu tlu* Kingdom for such asa
time as this." She also stressed
ahout the_ iiio-st. standaril "f P ?
TTiiy living that should he of great
concern to t.he individual. Christians
are needed in a period of
Mission. Everyone js a messenger
of the gospel of <?hrist. (.'ml needs 1
y.iu young to holp-tamy -on !
'.he- Uoils- of mission and education.!
She also told of tlie ncd for tin-. :
Y. \V. A. to fill tin- gay between'i
the Juniors and the Seniors of
eyery Church.
Meeting was held on May 2", I
lOfitT at 7:00 I*. M. business of impprtamc
was discussed. The pres.
thanked all those for* participating
in the installation service.
?tun- -next?meeting ~ will he held ;
June 27. 1.050, 7:00.' P. M. at t h e!
First Nazareth Hnptist Church, I
New members are always welcome. |
RT. JA.MFS A. >1. E. CttURCIT
Rev. J. C. Hates, I'asfor
S. .S. opened 10 A At iciili llo Rupt.
and co-workers pveseiit, It
was largely attended. After the;
lesson we enjoyed a' fine review
by the Supt. .Mrs. K. Johnson. The
The adult class has the banner
Mrs. Jaunita ?teacher.
The Cradle roll has the youth
banner, Mrs. Rosa Delaney, Supt.
11 :.'}<) A. M, after preliminaries
the" pastor preached from Kphekiaii
5:25. This day being celebrated
as Family Day, each member
was asked to briny: a family. .Mrs. |
Lilla Bell Pearson having t h e|
largest family received?the prize,!
fr* beautiful Bible. The pu.stor |
preached as never before. The ser-i
rw>n will l>e lonp remembered",
~-S:.10 lb M. tin- Mt^MoTTaiy'"fvT"
dety niel with Mrs. 11 at.1 i<> Dun-J
lap, l*rcs. The mcetinu- and pro-|
nam were good. .Much credit
vith Mrs. Bel! Chairman,
Visitors are. always welcome to
the friendly church on the Hill,
1^> Henderson Street.
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ENT?i Recipi ents of honor^r
nmencement exercises yesterda
hey-'are: Dr. J. A. Kacoats, pr<
y decrees-- I)r William S, Ra'
Rev Maxie S. -Cordon and l>i
(1 an honorary decree last -year
l.ilxTTM Africa.
KK< ON I) NAZARKTIf i
RAI'TIS'i; C-lll RCH 1
2'5(M) Kim wood Avenue ^
Columbia, South Carolina I t
William M. Rowman, Minister
Sunday morning-at 10:(10 I ii e
Cluiii-Ji school omental with I'. M.
I tow I i~v.' aiul his Corps pL-tcachers
on hand, assisted by the Assistant .
Sujit. Rev. C. Williams. | J
We had an overwhelming nam- j'
her in all our 10 classes. The les-i ,
on was reviewed by Mr. WJialey
and llev. Norman H. Davis of
Jadclphiu.
I'romptly at I l-:1" the l'astor ^
i -uei.t the- rail to worship. The '
Musie uae furnished by the Musical
Choir. l!efore the call to.t v.or
ship every seat wns~ taken itT the
main auditorium, and some in the
Balcony. Our guest minister was
tiur-Rev.-Norman- H. Davrsof I'hiladelpiiia.
Rev.. Davis spoke from
the -.subject:' "Slow Down and
Live." Five persons. joined the.
fellow-hip of the church at t he
J. hi ' of?the?.Mo) llillg?service ".
1
Sunday afternoon 2:d0 t. h -e .
Radio Jubilee Choir of the Church
celebrated their 44th Anniversary.
V
They bad many Choirs from all t
over Richland County for -their
Anniversary. The Anniversary was ^
wen anenuuo uy memogrs u n <1 ^
friends also. The Welcoipc . ad- t
dress was delivered hy Mrs. fona j
(iiiiin*.-, Response hy I Vu. J"'rank .
McCorinicl.. 'I'iie. AariiV"1'"^' ?7
nion Wilis delivered l.y mn- pastor,
Rev. \\. M. I'owman. He spoke 1
from tin* Suhjoet: "Self." T li e j
Spirit ran hijfJi. At. the close of the j
Anniversary Services, our guest ,
was served ilinner in tin* Church \
"SoeifJ limrriH" _. j
Sunday niylrt another tfood ,
yroon !' n:?- ?i!rirathnrid in the ;
<-21111 i-ih " and heard 11?- v. I>ayis our
for the day p!Vn<cli his j
closiiij* syaiiou form the- abject: ,
"The Race."
Announcements. t
Oltf Oft anal Hoard met Monday ?
niyht in the Churc.h otlicc in the ,
Toy a!ar moitHrly ?Bnard nToetirij; [
Tlie s Women's Missionary So- <
ciety met Monday -ni^ht in t h r
church to .-make plans for attend- |
injr t*ie Convention in June, Mrs.
Mattie McClurklin, I'res.
Vou are always welcome to 2nd
Nazareth Church. If vou cnrwnnt
attend Church, turn your Radio i
Dial to I 17U WOIC each Sunday
morning. Our Church services are i
In (ladcii >1 rath Sunday.
BKTMKSI) A BA I'TIST ( III KOI
R? v. ()% V. (inodi?I'astor :
SA.STUCK - S S. was as usual, i
pood. The Supt. and stair at their
ipost of duty, owing to so many 1
events, the crowd was much divi- \
ded. _Some' went to the funeral -of , {
Mr. J. \V. McClnrkins at Seekswell S
Baptist Church. Some went to v
Union to'Sims High to the Bac- tcalaureate
Sermon, while some of t
the others were probably sleeping
over 4dveir-TOgbts?but, all classes J"
were continued. The subject was:
T.he Church In Asia Minor?Ad
L.-.i2L-Tntiic- scaring Co?rpeT ~
i the world Crint?Acts n
1. '4 4-4P Menfory Selection?Wo ^
.in' Ambassadors for Christ as t
though (hid did beseech you by us; n
We pray in Christ* stead, be ye
recoi.filed to C?od?2 Cor:5:20. - E
S. S. was enjoyed very much, d
to our visitor Mr. Sims as well as p
the faithful members. 0
The* Missionaries had t.heir reg- 2
uliij: monthly meeting with the s
President and Officers, MrsfATiee ^
Moroian who is always at her post I1
as pre late* lint as her second daughter
Miss Almeta is finishing at |S
Sims High, she attended the Bac- r
Sermon at 2 o'clock, The John- c
sons Chapter No. 305 turned out ?
. *; f ">
? LEAPEg
y~degrees and academic ot'i'i
y morning gathered on th?
esident of Benedict College
cenell, the Rev. Allen T
R. L. Robinson; also t U?
. find tht1 He v tire ml Little
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lie Mason of Karmei;s enterprise
Uid.^e' No. 280 turned out with us
ivjiiio Hi'o. \V. M. Jeter one of the
Members delivered a real message
v.hich applied to all from the
M: the latter .clause of the M'J of
Wat!. Isreal Kiee' read the Scrips
mv Irssoti. We liad a plorious
iu.e. ,The t urn-out was rpiite. in>pi'in?\
all the members were not
jresent for different cuusysr The
.ord nas seen fit to pluck o n c
'lower from our KSA Chapter on
Way 1-1 wito attened our last month
y meeting arrd attended the-Molh r's
1 lay program.-was very happy
in r.?. i last visits to each,
'tie. is'e'one I i.it yo't .forp'olleit
I'-liere will i<e a v.feantcliTTir,
A i all hope to J' !| v'+er-.
ll" I leav Hi > ( !'i-,da\',oineV.'heI e.
1. A. T. Upt.
IKIIKON ItAI'TIST < 111 Kt ll
ltev. \V. II. Cokcr. Pastor
I?a ill M?pkrc?|. nd?m rrtt
iii.i- .; mis prirsc s -;i;i n ct>i|; iit nil;iy
ie in mv month. 1'salin :M-1.
S. S. opened,at the ".sha1 hour
eith Supt. Ruth presiding1. After
heopening procedure, the lessor
vas taught from, the snbjeii.?-The
Jhirrdl in A -.a Mi.,n.. Ctass No. 1
'1 is. Pear! it. Ruth; teacher' held
he attendance hri.ni-i, class; No
2. ReV.'.-t'ol t.'oc.icr, the fin
nice haiiin-r,
'I iiitay \va TiTnTor I lav. I.nvclj
liusic by fhe ih./o. Miss Vich
'ruitt, Pianist. .Junior Ushers
ivelyn Uulliotin and IJe'efi Fb-ntng.
.Morning Liessagc by the.pas
or which?was?V"i y in--pi-Hug- t;rrr
end for hungry . uul- taken M i oni
*aiall I.ojUJ- And .he "~!7a 11 To a tu'!
a. the light .hand, and t hungry
uid lie shall eat i.ii li c left hail t-.
inn they ail i.ol he sat isl'ie.l:
hey shall ? at evei.\ mail '.lit- lli-sl.
if his own arm.
The evening devotion was con1
acted l-v deacons Rice and?Ketlredy.
Again the Junior choir renlei
eil itiieo-. The 11n-s s.|r?-A- w arl ur.I'll
from Luke Ik.hi', tlu-ii.< ?'The
Shepherd and h;s flock.
')n i.niioiU 'W light May 2s. the
ndlov.ing young men funo ileliI'tiM
Sunday School will receive
iheir high school dipoliuas from
Bell St. High School; Messrs
John K. Taylor, Paul and Silas
r'w........ I-....... A ..r.,1 i,.i,.J
\V. Hester ant Samniie J. kic:i I
UiiLon. We linpc the.-e yniiin,'' men
Will he .'?< < (s.-d'ul in their tinder
t k i llii*.
Misses Leatliee and < In is! in-.
Little and Mi. \V. I?. Cnker. .1 j
students at .Munis College. have
returned . to their homes for the
uiriiiner.
Mrs. Inez Hester and daughter
Helen of Charlotte, N. C. wero
"isitol's here Sunday, .coming islecially
fur the liaet alaurea'o
Sermon, their ,.ons and hro'theis
v'ere members id' the graduating
lass.
[P_RINCFIKId) ItAJ1L_CIIId{( H
ReV. W. T Marshall, I'astor
LACR.KNS After Sun. Sehoor
t me regular hour, Dorteon Pin*
ett conducted tIk* morning devo
ion. Immt diately afterward the
nomine worship was begun, our
uest speaker was the Rev. AV. T.
loggs, a faculty member of Sanera
High School. His sermon was
f the "Rich Fool" taken from the
th chapter and. the Httb, UOth,
bst verse of St. Matthews. The
crmon was enjoyed l?y everyone.
rother Samuel Madden was the
mlpipyuest.
This afternoon our pastor Rev.
larshall delivered the Bacoalaueate
sertnon to the graduating
lass of Thomas Sanders High*
Ichool,
I
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r.:3<) p. t. r,
- ?Tonight the monthly joint ^~F~
vicies will be held at Springfield
- Rnptist t'htireh with Rev. It. I
Curcton of St. Paul .Church. will
deliver the sermon.
The 1st Sunday In .luuc
Sunday) we will have our fir*'
worship services in o u r no.,
church, the day we all have prayed
and hoped for a long'time. \\ e
feel that Rev. Marshall should lie
oomnicruled f o r the -wonderfuj
leadership h e has shown. Wi
thank (iod for sending *to us suoh
a'^vonoerful person. We shall no'
fail to. commend his fine wife who
has worked so faithful'with hi in
We invite everyone to woislri
---aid1. Us. "
"Uiches alt the pe'.tie t at
has* Winn hy .gift wliieli (iod fa..
give a man. What are they, t <>
(jpd's word, to bodily gifts, such
as beauty and health; 01 to thr
hf Hi.? niirwl ?cnr*h tie iimli'i.
standing, .skill, wisdom! yet men
' toil ,foi them day and night, and
take no rest.. Therefore God commonly
ifiveS riches to foolish peopie
to whom he. gA'es nothing
else."
IJIlio Hyrd Rpt.
| ST. I'All, A. M. iw 1 HIRCH
. Rev. G. A. Thomas, Pastor
) LANCASTER ? Sunday ?>choo!
, wy> conducted l>y the superintenIdent,
Miss (). I,. Robinson. The atI
tendance was-very good..-After a
general di ciisyion of the lessor,
the Stiperirttemh-tit reviewed the
the' lesson?
Miss T. D. Thomas has begun to
prepare for the Children's- Day
program. The young people were
asked to meet at the church Wednesday
evening at 4:0t) to reeejiyi
their parts for the urogram. The
|Jastor raited to worship'Trt"]
l l:C> at which time the co'ngrega- ,
t'idn joined 'in. the opening of th?_WQl:hip
M'lvii-"-. til- lnim
led the morning. Prayer,* The
Seripture was reau front Acts 6;
1-S. live Jubilee' Choir sang the
second hymn after which the pastor
took his text from Phil. 2:1.
Stiljcct: ""Sharing Christ with
others."The congregation was insi-.red
as lie preached -the word ot
i Nxi.?: :
'I he' c! mi i t led in tin* 'chanting ol |
The rami's Prayer after which 1)k I
pastor extended tiie invitation for
joiners.
Mr. P. L. Flourney fissisted by I
Mr. Bonnie Hughes received the I
support while Mr. Find Thomas
assisted by Mr. (Jrocyi and Mr. A1 - !
I< n received the finance for the
Building Fund. *,
. JThe pa sl.< ?r?pa i< l-ma-rog-nffbrrr frrl
.Mrs. Fannie ). Cook, Hi.-lm o t
Airs. T. I). Thomas, Member of-;
.Jones Methodist Church San Fran- I
eisco, Calif. After the Benediction
the pastor, Mrs. Thomas and their guest
were invited To dinner?ttf tlie
home ol Mrs.. Trusdale. Sm. j
prepared a delicious dinner f o r
them.
Come and worship with -us .at
St.. Paul A. M. K. t'linreh Sunday
morning at 1 1 :00.
Mrs. T. I). Thomas, Kpt.
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Kev. \V. S. Young?J'astor
SI'.MTKH ? Sunday School opened
at an unusual hour hy the Supt.
I'ro. K. M. Richardson-with officers
and ipachers, tljose \rhr> were-present
at their post of iluty. Im-?
mediately after the order of servi-,
ces each class was arranged for
a brief study on the lesson. Sub.
-('imrrti In Asia Minor" and
beautifully reviewed hy Miss liuthell
'( rim bringing our various
points, livery one present seem to
have enjoyed the review made by
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viMnlty and-Mr. Jadonal Ford of
Vu. State. Mirfs Nance is the
-laughter uf Mr. and Mrs. G. R* *
Nance and---Mr. Ford jg. the aon _
of Mr. and Mrs. Young Forxh
The shut-ins are doing nicely.
"Come Thou With U* And We
Will Do Thee Good."
Rosa Nance, Rpt.
MT. oi.IVE A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. Romeo Leonard*? f*a?tor
lupqned 10;00 with Supt. Mr. T. W.
Ray .presiding with officers and
teachers at their' post. Beginners
.class No. 5, Mrs. Nell Owens
teacher received the Finance and
it tendance banner. The lesson re- *
<i? .\ ,\q-.given l>y Rev. W._M. Wil- ^
" II:.' 10. A. Devotion began
after which the pastor delivered
a soul reviving message from 2nd
Timothy 3:16, Theme: The Holy
Bible. The Holy Spirit truly de- ,
livered and dwelled among u?.
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson is recovering
nicely at her home on
Carver. St. after being a patient
at the Conway Hospital, also Mr.
Jake Ab jubaip.
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I
v.;inext Sunday. Sunday S.-hiu.l |
(?t veil with offering banner. remain-|
i..v; in Ifihli- i-las a. No. tuu^hv-hyi
tin
Mbrruhg worshjp icgan j.' H:S)
j with iir- fu?*ri?-r!iny nm?',tr.
11 r?-lu?.v with Miss Ango Gadsor
:it the piano* 1'roee Moita! Senior
!./ .. Di>.\nL"yy, Praise God From
TWhom All P.lessing Flow. .1 tiriiot
j iii". 1st Hymn No. 2(". One'e M
VVi Genii'-* Refore Out- (io'i. .I'rayet '
j Was h (1 hy ,15'ro. Jerry Ricks, i" d I
loam.. u illiji' interlude h;--l
th?* J';, ('Ui?|r. song. Christ Is All.j
i Scripture"? jj-.lst P?s.? Decalogue,'
reading notices, ainF announce-1
. 4jacuif hy the-S?Vrotary Hid.- K. 4? j
i'lab in. I.ovi'1 Fea>t was M'i'ii 1 J
with Rio. S. I?. Wiley ami Mr s. C.
h'. . ly.-ndt i.-! . A -~-1 -.ni , ;i' t 4t???"
I.I'd-. Soup." .Near' 'llie < loss ale!
Guide Me-t) .Thou Great JeJioVa I
Missionary offering was taken
while the Sr. Choir sang, Hymn*
-No. 1!7. 8:7, Hark the voice of,
j Jesus vryiriji mission prove '"was
j given hy Pro. K. D. Wiley.
Then Rev. Young came forwarxl
wi! h/remarks which was very
nee iy. A}ter Wihirh he selected his *
ox:? 'front '..he - Rook of I's. (11 elfhpfer
Jin! clfius oi* the 2nd- verse,
Readme,- when my heart is over- ,
whelmed,. l.eud me to the Rock
.hat I- hiyJier tjian I; Many heart
.-tt|i while the message was heing
j leliveied. Invitational for joiners
'wen- given- vvhi!" the Sfoiior Choir..
j Mi ( nm who is now S.?-S. Serv
:* ... ..in i..a i... i-. a . oi...
j an > llyn'in '1'01 | Heard The
Voice of Jesus Said, Solig, I'm A
i Soldi"i In The Army Of The Lord
! led l v lhe pastor and filled with
! theSnir it. Hymn No. 284, 1 Love
! Tiry?Kmgdoin Lord. Offerinp was
J al.cn "w 111 Jr. and Si. Omit t or
| - ir.
' I; i?- J irt ion.
In, 'i n .ninny visitor come wor-'i
i' with os ail day next Sunday: ~
I a-; we are haw ing our Missionary
turnout, a great program is being
planned, Mrs. Jenerette will be
"guest speaker along with many
other activities. limner will lie seri'Ved.
j - .Ma/.ie Wiley. I'pt.
j ? ?1 *
I MIlN \ M 11 < III !'.( II
j!J?v. I). |? | elder?l'a-dbr
I I.AKK VIKW "lie that, dwel,'tii
in the secret place of the most
hijrh shall abide under the shadow
of tiie Almighty." i
At A. M. Sunday School _
[begun with the Sunt. Ml*. I'aul j
rum i.n charye. the lesson \v a s|
enjoyed !>y t'Vfi',v?inc, after which ;
; :! wa-- r't v iiru? <! hy the Kupt.
i??W .! .i!i1 vi-t Ure Ticy;ui aT T1 :?mi j
a. in... ii Ji ' tnir^jiasloi' in c.harye. I
Ma sic was by the Junior Choir,.'
Kcv. Felder selected for his text |
front (1 Kiiins Ja:."5U: "A daily!
rate fia everyday." Theme: "Daily
- Arrhrtti-" - o1 A ~ Christ lan." 'l'his
Wits another iijic of. KeV. Fehler's ?
fin-.- ' <:'a.on - wJiirh was enjoyed by
i '. * i y.o.. e. *
A". v:"u I'. M. Hev. Folder and
^ ,> ! people rendered service in
i la tin wstM Key. Moore and . }iis
Voo-'l people.
The family and .pastor*"'wish to
fhaiiT. tile ldlrow iny for their tan- ,
-u ml.?yift to the pai sonaye:
Viivir.ia Ford and family, Mr. and
Mr.-. Samuel Ford and family, and
Mr-;. Maitie Iivovvn ami family:
Tae I'a-tor was the Saturday j
,even;ti;' dinner yties', of Mi. a n d >
Mrs. Silas Stanley. And a dinner
uuesttof Mr. and Mrs. Presley
Ford Sunday.
Mr. W. J. Hunter of Darlington,
Mr. Wendell Gainey, Mr. a n d
Mrs. Theodore Small and Sue Jc-- rome
of Florence were the Sunday
evi-niny ma st of Mrs. Clio Nance.
We are grateful that two of our
ow> nave deceived their deyvees.
Miss ( destine Nance of Allen Uni>.onooooi->ooooooooao'o.o"no
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COLUMBIA 1, 8. a I
I?. M. The ACEL opened
with the I'res. Mr. Clyde Buck
presiding. The lesson was thourougJtiy
discussed and enjoyed.
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