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NEW ZION A.M.E. CHURCH j
Ke^. K. L . ?rifciu, r^asioo- *
WISAC.KY?Sunday School o- '
pened at Iho usual hour with ;
classes being conducted for all j
age groups. The lesson was reviewed
by Elder A.J. Felix, of
Washington, D.C. j
Morning Sorvh'o began j'HrmrrHly
after Sunday School, with the
Senior Choir Rendering . music.
Rev. Wright presented Elder A.
J. Felix who brought, to us an in- 1
.'spiring message from, the book
of Acts 11:20; llis tlu-me was
"A Christian Father."
We, were happy to have a num^
ber of visitors worship with us.
?A?iong them were Mrs. A. J. j
Felix accompanlng her husband,
Mrs. Louise Lisbon of Atlanta, j
Ga, and many others. I
Wp have had a successful week ' I
of Vacation Bible School, and are j
planning for the final week to lie i
as enjoyable! Oftr. final exorcises |
wil'l l>c held Sunday night at 8 o''
clock,
?Rosa L. By"d, Reporter
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BABY CONTKST
Baby Contest. at Mcasaht 1111 i, t
Swaesea. S. C. Sponsored by ;
Miss Ruth L. Bynuni and Mas. .
Carrie Raven eT.~ ; r ]
Babies ?. Reporting tVere: 'j
Baby Benin ^ 1 y to ^ . $50.00 >
" Simon Walker ? 81.66.5
" Wilbcrt l>avid Jones?13.80' l
. " W'iiberfc Youhg 0.49 ' t.
, " Clyde Jackson ? 14.1-1
[ : i Total?-?-.$.115.00 ?<
William St. Baptist Church had i
??two?babies, in the contest and 5"
fhiofF ~c >ope;c.ti. n was ' greaily ap- >
preciutcd. ' . "a
Financial report for the spring id
. rallies in the ihvee churches pas- V
t 1 T> Y>' J - T> 1
lurfu i>y .nrv, l.icutiru juaveuei i
Were: '
St. Mark an 1 Locsville?$G77.84 ;.,J
St. Mark at' Loeiville?$077.84 j1
Bethlehem at Woodford?244.00 t
riea:a;it IIi:l at Swansea-271.40
May Queen Content 01.00 |
Bahy Contest ?-115.00 "
Total $1,300.00 j
Rev. Raven el and members of j
the churches sincerely thank Miss ,
Ruth L. Bynum for her interest
. and vork in helping to raise j
money to build up the great cause I
of Christ. . il#
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FRIENDSHIP A. M. E. CHURCH ,r
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Rev. E. A. Vance, Pastor 'Is
Sunday School at the usual h
hour with Supt. Mrs. B. E. Per-;
guson and teachers at their re-'j
"spective places. 11:00 Morning 'e
M or.-Oiip, Senior Choir?rendering
music. Pastor Vance preached a S
noble sermon from the theme j
"Have Faith." The theme was \ t
centered around fathers. If
Class leaders made their month-! t
ly reports. ?
A Silver Tea was given at the |
church by the Courtesy Commit- !'
tee, Mrs. B. L. Crawford, chair- (
rrmn. As "we enjoyed our repast,!
We were well entertained with
readings, vocals, pianos and clari
y net solos. Closing remarks by the
pastor. |
Visitors in the city were Mrs.
Connie Kibbler, of Calif, and Mr. \
Robert Bendy of N. Y. ' I
We are sorry to report the ill-,
. nesa of Mrs, Eliza. Young.... Le'f s
continue to pray for the shut-ins.
Misses Doris Wyatt and Annie
' . 'Williams left for N.Y. recent- j
' Miss Wyatt is studying at.
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'"'lompsnn and two prranddnugh;<i,
Peggy and Bonnie .Thomp:
are visiting in Washington,
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Bet forth by the founders <>f A-|i
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. EKIS1IA A.M.E. CIirRCH
HeyrC; V. Alston, Pastor
Sunday School opened at tlte
usual hour with the Supt. piesid
inf. Two classes combined, taueiit
jy the Supt. Class No. (5 was the !
Lumnei^ class. The lesson' was a :
familiar one and. was taught with
much interest. ' '
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Morning service' began immediately
after Sunday School. A for- ' '
vent prayer was offered fiy the 1
pa-tor.. Scripture lesson read by .he
pastor from Esther, 4t'h Chapt.
A spiritual was sung by Mrs. [J
.he speaker of the hour. Rev. Si.V.,1
iicon of Columbia, S; C. , She 1
elected her text from Esther 4:- '
10; her 'subject: "If I perish. I '
mri.-h." Sister Green preached a '
vonderful sermon?on the subjeet. ^
5ister Green was accentpained by '
iv.i iius.xaMu.. .Mi*, vireen: nnu. rus- 1
ir Thompson, all of Columbia.!'*
fhoy woe the guests of the pastor '
ind hi> wife. Mrs. Thompson
node eneourayrinyL?muavks in
:uuday Sehpol and after ehureh |
ervices. i ne1 pastor and Jus wife ,
liid the group with him were the']
[inner, quests ol' Mr. and Mrs. \V. t
V. Fair. V.J '
On account of the weather con- *
ilion a program was rendered at ^
he above named ehureh in a v
mall way but was enjoyed by all *
hat participated.
Como to church, visitors are,
relcome ?always, ^.> 5 i
t"M. Lake, Importer
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HIGH HILL A.M.E. CHURCH 1c
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Rev. WvS. Young, Pastor
SUMTER?Sunday School in the f
sual way with the Siipt. E. H.
Lichardson and staff of teachers s
t their post of duty. Bible class l*
,ro. 1, taught by the pastor, still R
olds the financial banner.
Morning Worship began with .
r. Choir furnishing npjsic. l'rav- ;
. ^ "* i [
r service led by Bro. E.D. (i.ulog;
script. ST l.uke 10-1-10.
luminary of the Decalogue.
Rev. Young took his text from |
he book of St. Luke 10-20. Of'ering
and report was taken while |
he Jr. Choir furnished music. }!
Immediately after services, the j
lastor and congregation went to .
>ur sister church, High Hill Bap- |
list, Rev. W.W. Williams Pastor. |
for an afternoon service. Devotion |
service was led by Bro. Jerry -j
Ricks. Then Rev. Williams pre- i
sentedi Rev. Young who took his j
text from Revelation; Theme; "Be I
an all Around Christian."
"" On the 4th' KumTay at 2 P. M., |
R6v. Walker and his members
from Honewell Ilantisf
the evening services. ^ ^
On the 1 st Sunday at 2 P.M.
Rev Hall and his congregation i
from Rafter Creek will be with '
us. At 7 P.M., a musioal program- j
featuring the 'Golden Five from [
Bishopville, S.O. and Go??pol Stars ]
from Sumter, S.C. Admission 50
and 25 cents at the door. Miss
Mazie WiVey, Sponsor.
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HKTHKL A.M.Jv. CHURCH *,
Kov. J.F. Stanley, Pastor
^ We celebrated Father's Day j
June 10. The Fathers took over ,
for every pha.sc of the church's
program. The. Men's Choir was at \
it's best. Men jU^-overed for
themselves^ their- innate taient.
For 415 years follcxhavc been hon- i
oring mothers on Mother's Day.
The white ami red roses have
been in evidence giving honor to I
i he. dearest spirit on. earth. Poor;
father was left in the background. j
But a later day some lino woman
realised that a father should be j
TO no red as the provider and pro- r
Sector of the family, and so we j
now have bather's Day. It was a
lap day at IhjHheh The pastor delivercd
a lTohle sermon from
I'salm W;>, ISth verse: "hike as a
'at.htw* pitt.ioth his children, so the'
hord. ' pil'.ieth?them?"that?fear 1
[Tim." Theme: A . Sympathising 1
[father." The sermon was instrue- j
iye and inspiring.
The A-.t'.K. 1 .eague- met- at the I,
ISUil'l hour and the I'lnVfi- Itnrn-ft
>y Mrs. Naomi Robinson Sr. met
it (>:.'{(J, at 8 oYloek a Father's j
"ay program was sponsored by j
3ro. M. S. Sally.
The Sumter District Lavmen 1^
jeaguc was hold at Reid Chapel r
une 20t.h. Iloihol congregation al- j_
rays cooporates with the Laymen 'c
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UNION A.M R CHURCH j
Rev. I).I). Folder, Pastor |s
Sunday School began at the us- J
al hour "with the Superintendent;
1 charge. We had a very good J
jsson, which was enjoyed hy all.
hir pastor reviewed the lesson. is
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aSunday being Father's Day d
very father Istened very attentrely
to everything which was s
aid. After the dismissal of Sun- 1<
ay School, the Pastor took his C
tnftd at 11 o'clock. The Seriinv t
'hoir cr.iv. in singing "Holy! ii
loly! Holy!" n
At 11:20, F!ev. Folder took his ?
ext. from lb" fourth chapter of 11
*t Samuel Th oemum was ex- S
plained to /v highest degree/,
^"vY'SFUN
Under'*' -7 and Emhalmln*
LADY ASSISTANT
-Ambulances
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ANYTIME ANYWHERE
f Superior Erjuipmen
Superior Service
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LOWFR PRICE?
No Deserving Poor Refused
1831 TATT.OR ST. COM
merican great documents on j (
From
State?
telling fathers ;>;t to* do wruiy,
nor instruct- thoir by'ys in wrong
doings; but"to iive right mid do
riglit before their ehildrpn and especially
their buys.
Sick list: Mr:;,' Florence Reese.
Lakeview; Mrs, Russell Wall and
Ida Mae Collins who is ' iti_ _the
hospital seriously ill.
Janie L). -Ford, Reporter
THOMPSON ST. BAPTIST ,
I III. I\t II
Rev. B.T. Soars, Pastor
SPARTAN lit:KG ? June '2Graduation
i'<ay strmonl'rom the
28 th chapter-:of Eck. U verse.
Theme, "The, Garden of^ Life."
Many (iond JiT^aPthoughts wore oil
ihe sermon to help the to-raduate-s
on to success ia life. Be men who
will pray to G id while others are
doing- evil. Look to God. Names
Booker T. Sears Jr, Sonny 'Gist
and Rosa (iillard.
June KUh Fathers. Day service
with the Junior's singing for
serviced The pastor r proa elicit"
from 107th Psalm, 7th verse.
T*U- urpl i. . 1/..
1 lining 1 WOerra?*H- W+T r it;hcr."
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The flowers were donated by
Mrs. (liace Todd and Mrs. T.ula
ihecks i n? -memory of---their
nothcrs.
'The Vacation Bible School will
>jion Monday June ;28th. Looking,
orwald to having 'a ' glorious
imer
Highland Sympathy Club sporiored
a Birthday . llally .Sunday,',
vine 10th at Bethlehem Center.
Mistress of ceremonies, Miss
Jar barn Black; opening song,
Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross",
oipture reading, Mrs. Dorothy
CI rod; paper. Mrs. Hattie Hill:
Veleomo, Mrs.- Helen Black; Repoiise,
Mrs.Ophelia Green; Sepction.
Echo Five of Gaffncy, S.
Readinp, Mrs. Frances lleatie;
Solo, Mrs. Alice Lewis; Readrip,
Miss Mary L. P>urpess; Renarks,
Rev. J. C. Bradford; Solo, ,
ill ?. Sallie M, Rohinson; Re- I
narks, Presidont of Yisitinp Cluh;
'elect ion.?Mis.1 Posey?and?(IruUp;
'losinp remarks, Mrs. En7.a AvERAL
HOME jj
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Saturday June 6, 1957
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HEBRON BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. W. D. Coker, Pastor
CLINTON?Sunday School opened
at 10 A.M. with Mp. Ole.ster
< ins,- 4icUnj? SupL; The attenda
nee and finance were good. Tho
/lesson Was beautifully taught.
Lovely flowers were in memory
-W Deacon.-t 1LJ. Day. AV.C. Tavinr,
Edgar Taylor and Mr. Edgar
Taylor .1 r. . ?
Proceeding the morning devotion
music was .rendered by the.
1 Sunbeam Choir", Mis* Helen 1L
Fleming, piantist. Rev, Coker delivered
an appropriate Father's
jlDay -sermon. The^nc -.--"God -tho?.
Father of His people.'
At H 1'. M. the United Gospel
Chorus and Hebron's: Junior
Choir rendered air enjoyable musicaJ
program in interest of the
Tnfildmj? fund.
: *.Mrs. Kssie Holland and p.reattfianddaiurhtor.s
are vacationing
in Washington, D.C. and Pittsburgh,
Pa. Linda. and Mary Jean
Kinard'left Seilurday. for a trip
to Washington, D.C. Mrs. Arabella
H.? Rich and filtle son, of
"HartsviTle, S.C. wore the weekend
>.riic*of Rev. and Mr?. W.
I/. Coker, ahd family.
Sunday P.M. the Pastor's Aid
.Club. met at the home of Mrs.,P?er
tha JoUes. The house was' called
to order by the president, Mrs. Mabel
Elyr.ore. The hostess served a
delicious repast. Mrs. Rosa Per- _
p;uson thanked the hostess. The
The next jincetimr will bo held the
bird Sunday Tii July.'
Rev. Coker and family were tha
Sunday?d+nwer?ernests of?Mrs.
lAua Ar.n Kennedy and family.
'eher, President, Highland Sympathy
Club. Amt. raised, $.">7.00.
, Wo Amerlcaiis consumed 8'^
billion hot (loirs last year?500
million more than the year be
fore.
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