The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 04, 1957, Page Page 6, Image 6
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ST. JAMES AMK CHUIU'H
Rev. E. William .Indue. Pastor
The Youths gave a grand pit
gram sponsored by two of t h
Johnson Sisters. ~ 3
The Missionary . wor)< of t h
Presbyterian Church known a s ill
Age Rally was-hepl at .Mrs. Mar
Ale Adams, a woh.b" I fill
r. Pope, who is one of "our age
persons was blessed to'be at ti
Rally.
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Mrs. .M. L R. Jenkins
--Z THE WOOnRUn-S. f-^TT-WK
NEW 11ICTHEL
UAI'TIST C III Kt II *
Class No. H rucyitvd the ?>!'fei
jntr banner, Mrs. ;:s?.-M?
itind t-lass X<>. 5 vvon the atlendan.
banner. Mrs. Floyd ami Mrs. \\ yli
i teaebers.
Mrs. Fannie Harper. Mr
Mnttie Thompson, Mr-. i:<-:
Floyd. Mr. Henry. C:.!':.: . M
Janus tjleiin an ; It"'.: !> .
3Mr>. Neomi Tli..-;
I'l't1' *- 1 );<\ :' .. .
f ivt 1 iai>. : ' or. I n-t
am. Ala. Sunday A ;w. lbHayes
nast-. A'l.-. M
and Mrs, .b.d,r-< a. 'id
Stars. ol'Ni.v |!?-;i.t-l ;-:h> d
a inuMeal program Sunday nir.i
__ at l'ro.-poet Hai ti-'. ( horvli. lit
I'rewlon pastor. Mr-. ,Tiuada 11,
binson and children. Mrs. St
Drew ton and "Mr. Voting and othei
attended a musical program i
N.-,,,,. TSUai. I)..... I .. r'\ -1.
UlMl'l l4V V Mill I'll 1 I'cl
\ his congrbgation, Mrs. Lu
Parks and Mrs. Theoda Kohinso
Mrs. Minnie Thompson, grar
children speilt the day Sunday i
(ilendalo, S. ('. with Mrs.? Jan
Parks' ajul daughter.
Mr. "rruosoveit Bfovynmg >
Patterson , X. J. formerly of ih
city and Mr. Browning of Cha
lotto, X*. C. wore the week-et
guest of their grand mother' a 11
Mrs. Mamie Browning and otlv
relatives. ?Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Shell \vi
the week-end guest of their pa
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v?? :T1T. rtiiu .'lift. .)aiiiu.s orewio
Mrs. Mildred Nelson and son a
visiting her parents Mr. and Mn
IV.- Can'""^ on **'ne Street-.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. ' 1-io"? t i 11 o
N. .T. was Iho week-end guest o
their parents Mr. and Mis. II
Jlestilt ru J .Mrs. Hannie W. TT7
per of this eity. Mrs. J.iila M. Gi
ham of Ashville, N. C. was t h
week-end guests of her pnrei
Rev. and Mrs. .T. IT. Williams
Enoree, S. C".
Miss Lite J; Robinson is hoi
after spending several days in t
Spartanburg General Hospital. .
so?Rttle Ronald Rludts and M
Jessie 15. Stephens are hme afi
spending sveral days in the Wo(
3'uff Hospital. Mrs. Carrie Wi
and Mr, llarson Winn and A
N. Duncan are also on the
ii* r.
- Mrs. 3Tinnio Tj. Thompson," r
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ST. PAIL BAPTIST CHURCH
Kov. A. B. Bailey, Pastor
.Memlieis .011 .the sick list are:
v Mrs.' Amanda Iiickley, Mrs.
Kffie .Mae Richardson^ Mr. George
t,. Washington Mints, Mrs. Pejtjiy
lt, .Black, .Mis. Xettiv Walker; Mrs.
v Minnie McL'loVuh." * l-ttAfeV*
Vi.'itm1' 'is'ui'i 1 All! lViiniwli jWij-ii,
d Mr, Charles Slirrh andj^lr. :I*a4id
n> Jones oV >Xe\v L.-TTiel AMK Thureh,
l.'exintrton. S..C,?T?* ??
Mr. .1. P. Sartor, teacher at
Monroe Pink;oy High School,
Swansea. S.
Mi. and,-, .cs. ( karlio D'.aclr.vell
mnt dhtnrh'ter of.-Chalk. Hill Bap<4s4
Church, -XVarteuerS. ..C,. -
We had one to he hantised Sun
tiny. He was Mr.Milton Wise of
I-oeSvillo. S. ('. " ?
Uo'iiM't Dar-is. Kenorter '
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a- Itev. I'. H. Weathers, Pastor
Suii.ieet of ::n- Sunday School:
I To Live*. Therefor Make Disciples,
a t 'lpss X*?.; 1 banner/ $2.S0,- Mr.
if Wade 1 'rai.p Teacher.
'rrial ir-.ai l.y ("inifi'icni-e will
v. |?. Iii'ki at I'ijio: (I ove ("imivh the
f'.r t Sum'ey in-May.
a* The < t< Vt was .1 alien
im fiont S\ Mai: lb:1">?-Thomo: "A
it Live i'orevr Mote,
v. We liope to have I'evj Poyd \vor11
si.ip with us. He has lteeh ill for
u> -'ottiettme with pc.ryiU" Mr. a :i H
is Mrs. Albert Proyd and then will
H_l.CiWe.-for Overseas.
t-j Mr. Johney Kichelbevger w as
la Conference which will he in May.
n.! J. I>. Boyd* Reporter
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;ST. M ARK AMR CHURCH
1,1 Rev. A. I.. Nichols, Pastor
'= i The pastor's .text was taken from
'".ihe 27th chanter of St. Matt., _an<i
>d;the verses.
I Visitors 15, and 150 'member?
l'? preset.
[_ Miss Hazel Davis, Reporter
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?,,COPE NEWS
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Rev. O, A. Morant, Pastor
j Rev. Movant eame forward, ?e
looted his text from Isa. Gd:.'i:5?
^ Theme: Victory Through Service
, We ndiourncd to have dinner a
ud ' , , ,
??Hte?parsonage?where the?host e.-s
" es. Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Al:~? I'ra
zier served a delicious dinner, ac
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| com ponying him was Bro. T.em
.'Mack, and the writer,
of..,
\. Afterwhieh ' the pastor Com
'muned the shut-ins.
ne i;
}10! On Sunday nteht we were hon
\j. lorcd with the presence of Mi
'Andrew Brown and life fine crou
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or who eave us a program worth any
>d- body's time and money',?.
nn Mr. and Mrs. Tilnian Cleckli
j-^after* spending' a week with Mr:
;cj. Johnnetta Graves and K. L. Johr
son left for their home in Brook
pt." jyn, .N. Y. Tuesday A. M. April li
We enjoyed very much their visi
3 LESSONS
GIVEN AT
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THE PALMETTO LEAD
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PROVIDENCE AME CHURCH
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Rev. TV H. Weathers, Pastor ~
' LITTLE MOUNTAIN? SunJ;
School lesson subject: Go.!
Creation. Famer class No. 3, Mi
I;oi< Weits teacher.
? The pastor's text was tak.
from' 1 ?:Tr of EzeV.iel, subject: T1
"TinrToTTTmjftfr^^T!*?V
1 ( V'#;J vtpyjy Corf?r6HC
3rd Sunday in May at ,1'ine Gro
Church.
Visitors, Mrs. I.ucil Job.
At h.o-yie from Baltimore, Mi
Nermii Bowers So]on:an.
On the sick ]i?-1, Marie Youn
?Ttuinei - ALuy?r?. '! - :
..| w.. La4i^i)~;VYeils>_JRe4^V2r_._
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JETER ( II \PKI. AMI: C Hl'RfU
K?>\. K. A. Voun'4. Pastor
Suije-n Vf the. ?.i\.!uy Seho
lossoh: O' !'- (hvati-t, f'reatio
I The tor's text ivtis taj%t
from the iVm* ."of i'avii.
P.r-u- i r- lor H mis?auis?n n
-iniest. y. i Rose' Hop;i "'et'ifned
hlay afe.-r heinsr
patient in *.h<? hospital- in Oolun
'?>i:n
~i ' Mr-. ! ::?-! ,m' Mr! . . II)U.
ELISHA AMI: (HlItCH
Rev. ('. V. -Alston. Pastor;
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f'lassOCo. 1 was the'banner da?
Remarks by Chaplain White.
Chaplain White read for Sen
tre lesson. St. John 20:1-1-0.
The Pastor presented the Rt
It. D. Dixon to his aiuliei.ee. Afie
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i wains nc scicmcu ina u'.m xiu
j St. John 20:13, "Woman \V1
Weepest Thou?" We^had
a number of visitc
to worship with us. Mis. Juani
Andrewyof Brooklyn. X. Y.~w
,i$ visiting her sister Mrs. Floven
i Lark of Newberry, S. C.
1 The pa-tor. his wife. Rev. R.
Dixon and Chaplain White we
> the dinner guests of Mr. and M
;Shurnian (Jeter of Newberry, S.
M. Lake, Reporter
ST. J \MLS A >IE CHl lU H
jRev.fW. M. Brown. Pastor
L. . S ]i it''.-* of tile le-soHe Lives
Thoio'n Make Disciples. Ma
28:1-10, L'-2?i.
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?j-?Eth' l .< >.. many, Reporter
SHlT.fiu i ni'm h vt/w.
" Rev. S. "ks, Pastor
At Id !: we were favo
with unni , wonderful messi
p broilg! L to us by our. past
> Theme: ATI A Man Rob God?
At d M. r.a'loh's Vocal Cli
/, niotrn-ed to Antioch Baptist i
s. met o i> e- vbjlv* of this area
i-|th'V s -oid Singing Convention
tb-jspm of .>('-">T0 was raised.
t. i Visitors, Prof, and Mrs. Di
~A Siigh from Hampton Element
I Sr-hnnt I (ipevillo Smith
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I NEW ZION A. M. E. CHURCH
|Rev. fL C. AVright, Pastor
I Rev. Wright preached J
jmorning fiom St. Luke 1!):41JE
theme: "Triumphal Entry into.?]
IjusalenC" YLi'ing in our servft
nr?d M ?(?e?mi?i'rcdlcy <
ehildiv ! 1 !,?iii:v I'a.
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ort Pro
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PINE jGROVE ?. ,-lI
BAiTIST CHURCH
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Rev. M. C. J. Whittaker,-Pastor
j._, . In the afternoon tfre former e
^ pastor Rev. Mr. H.. B. Washington o
and his Choir from the Union }
n Baptist Church.of Rock Hill, S. C. '
^ worshipped with us. 1
The days soivire was rlimaxOd 1
with a Rally, $l,59'h83. The , a- <
' mount raised hy the captains were A
a.-, follows: No. 1, $>'57; 2. $80 f .'5. r
8184.19, 4, 131.50, 5, 117.25, 6. $112 1
7. $134.10, 8,- $84.75; 9. $5890. 10, 1
s c,
(P) ."A 11* 10A <11 1 i\ <o- i\f n
rr_.r7\r, -x. 1 ?? ?">!'. |
,r Missionary, 3G...19 Union Choir,
"' 27.(10. ' a
"We were proud to have Rev."<i
*~J7TT-: ~~5T7 c: ~FehheTfTffi<r Rov.
* Culloguh as guest ministers. <
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PKOWN CIIAI'KIi ( HI KCH . (
,il Rev. I...E. ("rumlin. Minister '
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>n Recently .our Cluh met at i h e '
ovM.y home of-Mr. ar.d ?! . s. Cire:.e 1
v Jackson. Sr.. with Mr. tiioero v
t<-, 1*.eUsoir .Jr.. presiding. .c
a We arc* shaking plans for ouv 5>
;> King and Queen (Mutes. \\ hic'i \vilh \
?e peld Sunday night M'a.v a, 1.957 i;
ig?C." S-I'll )i ;ii. Wc iinpc
orr contestants ivii! win.
? ?Congratulations to 'iuetvihers who c
sponsored bahics in the liahy'Con*-,
"test being held at PenecoMal Iloli- (
ness-Church last Sunday' night." (
Cornelius Jefferson Jr., son of
s?> Mr. ai.d Cornelias Jefferson I
Trrrrvt?fi?fiV.-t plnyo.?Uarryl Jar;''- -J
p. son, son ..of Mr. and Mr-;. Andrew ]
'Jackson Jr.. third and Iris Hiuiwna 1
,v> Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t
AVultor Jackson Jr. w as fourth. J
im! Sunday was youth day. The 1
|1V attendance was very good as usual.
We were proud to see Mrs'. t
,j.s Crumlin Jr. among the congregat- x
ion. i
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jyg f~ Our next meeting will 1-e he'd at i
ce the home of Miss Lillian Jenkins. .
I The cluh is' triad to know IMiss'
j) Rettye Jefferson is home again
,re from the hospital and hope site .
,.s continues to improve.
Josephine Rlakely Reporter 1 ^
|ri:'hiki7amk chitTcTT , '<
'Rev. J. F. Stanley, Pastor
I Sunday. April 28, found us still ;
,011 the~firintr line. Rev. Stanley !
[preached an uplifting and inspira,
tional sermon from St. John: 14:19. i
:?,'L'lieme: "Christ Cmiiforteth his ;
tt. jdisciples." Hro. Clarence Vaughn !
Jed the Gospel choir in singing:
* H Ptt VPn r< i\ Tlnnntifnl r*l?wn " Tim '
?^-Diftvict?Suporintondtm t of t h c
-Sumter District worshipped with '
? ! v.s. We were glad to have him. lie:
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LADY ASSISTANT
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II SLOGAN?
LOWER PRICE
No Deserving I'oor Refused
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day, May 4. 1957
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IEB1TON BAPTIST -GWIUCH_
{fv. W. I>. Cok<*rT Pastor
L IjI.n 1Ui\?Sunday School open
id. with Supt. Ruth presiding,
dicers and teachers were at .their
>osts of duty. ThVj-Jesson was
eautiful taught from th^ subject:
Jooks of Beginnings. After the
norning devotion, music was i q
barge of ,the junior choir. Miss
*ida Pruitt pianist. The morning
nessage was taken from Joshua,
:2. Theme?"The Main Line To
The Promise Land. Visitors were '
resented by Helen R. Fleming.
At the evening services! we were
igaip benefitted with another won
lerful message by the pastor ta-.
yrr" front" Matt; Theme: 'The ?
lun ch at .work. > - . *
Sunday at 5 p. m. Mrs. Mattie? J
iinard entertained the Sunshine
luh ill iter homo on S. IJcll St.
'ho devotion was given by t h e
"hv. plain', 'Mis. Beatrice Taylor.,
"ho president presided over t ho / vsir.o<s
Session. Bible discussion
.as I'-aim -. Mrs. I). M. Hill
avo ii lovoly reading.Mrs/ Kinr<T
danghteis. Linda, Mary Joan,
'ioldo Moovo. and Carolyn Willanis
assisted in sorving a delirious
opo.st. Mrs. 1>. !.. Pitts thanked
'10 . 'in1-! '"-v.?,'d I".?Kthol?14+H?u-iil
nioi ;ai:s liio ion'. .mooting.
-Sunday at 1 n. m. Mrs. Oetuvia
'opoland ontoitained tlu; Busy lice
lun at -lor in hie on S. La 11 St.
C' ' r tV.v cU vof'on. the Pres. Mrs.
.aura H. Thomas, presided. Bible
lisrn^;pn IhO Ps. Mrs. Mablo
Ilinore assisted in serving a tasty
epast. .Mrs. iiannah Campbell
hanked the hostess. Mrs. Coniiia
Ires'slry?will entertain the next
neeting. .
Mrs. Mittie Taylor has returned
o her-home, after spending the
vinter months in St. Petersburg,
la. She was accompanied home
>y -her..daughter Mrs, I*.vie 11a Black
it.d ?vlr. Willie L. Dunlap.
Tvi'v. and Mrs. W. P. Coker and
laughters were breakfast 'guests of
*Ir. and Mrs. Stonewall Craig, and
tinner guests of. Mrs. Mittie Taybr.
Oar continual prayers for all
mi shut' la members and friends.
il\vays brinps information and
pood cheer when he comes.
At 2 oVlock P. M. Rev. Stanley
ind the Jr. and Gospel Choir worshipped
with Rev. Everett at
Salem Baptist Church.
Oar A( KL met at 5 o'clock P.
W.
?A4?+420?p.?m,?Bro. Earnest
iVashlnpton preached a lovely seruon.
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I. S. Lecvy, Mgr.
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