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HIGH t-OINTCI siin’w; NEWS By Miss Lucile Moore f Sunday mornings, Nc i Rev. C. A. Washington pi s a very enthusiastic 'flu* | ing' sermon ^ at Gherry Street I church. His text was fit. Luke }15:4, "What man of you Having a hundred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth not leave the ninety and nine in the wilder ness anu go after that which is lost until he find it?" Rev. Wash ington referred to the millions of unsaved people in America and the importance of evange listic services. The Sunday school, donated to the rally $10 for the school girls. FHMy tfight, November 19th, the /'Missionary Society sisters met!with Mrs. R; S. Payne. They ' decided tnat on the 7th of De cember tne sisters would have a bazaar at the church. Aftfef the busjfe^.; .session *' the hostess served a delightful salad bourse. P* nsftt It.* 8) Payttel* /confined rfto her tbed. - We >are glad that * Torrence, ? 4he daugnter pi fjjlff#?'- [J. 3 ,W. ■ a To*? !rence, is very mucn .improved. Mrs. Annie s|i ^ K 4 been sick, is abt4 again. It f&a|vt]| ers of the members ana frfen for t#r»Wve djerii apsweffed. h Turner, died last week of pneu ;moma. r,_ *, - Miss Dkisy "Reno, ^oih' 'farmer reporter, left fjpl/HeSirl York last ♦W?lfv^» v tv*- ji , " Misses Anna" and Pearl Saun-, ders’ S Mr. ' Clyde Sdunders |and Mr. Lewis Haislip, spent > ♦few hours in Wlnstohf onet dky I recently. i j Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed. Bro< room ; field, of Salisbuiy, spent, a few i hours §p*wiay/ afferpoon wjth. f We /were glad to hnv§ Dr- fi |J. Baker drop iii to see us a few days recently. ^ The"" Ladies’ Missionary Soci ety met at the hoipe of Mrs. ‘EUa Donnell Payne Friday night,, November 19, and after the business meeting the hos tess served frozen fruit salad, ice cream and cake and hot co icoa. We have quite a number of members on the . sick list but we are glad to say they are get-, ‘ting along nicely. They are as follows:.Mr. Andrew Stevenson, ’Mrs. Mary Ingram, Misses Ltf •cille Torrence and Mary and Pe Icolia Stevenson. | Mr. and Mrs. Kerns will soon he ready to, move into their lhandsnme new home on Hilltop Street * Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Saunders ^ahd Mr. and Mrs. ,0. H. Little spent Sunday afternoon in Bur lington visiting Mrs. Leath’s fathers. > ' Our aunuay school is rapidly increasing. Sunday morning, November 28, our superinten ;dent Dr. J. C. Mbrgdri, decided ?that he wanted to pat. soma of fthe young ladies of our church ’to work mid let some of the old fer teachers rest. In carrying out lis idea he substituted to :h: the Young Ladies class, v_Iiss Alice Phifer; the young men’s cjass, Miss Lucille Mopre, Jand to teach the married men’s fclass, Miss Cora Lee Robinson. * | On Sundayy November 28, our ♦pastor, hev..C. A. Washington, preached a very inspiring ser mon. His text was from Psalm }100:4. | Mrs. Annie Williamson, who fhas been confined to her bed for fthe past two weeks, is able tabs |up again but she is only, slightly improved. • i. • 1 MRS. BIRDIE GRAHAM SAUNDERS. n *i»K’ -- *<; ^ ICALVARY CHURCH* I * yiLUR. ASflE ,v'“ Daring themctoth of Novem ber,' Rev. W. G. Hamilton preached a series of sermons on a . and ap a result the has been stimulated to giving for missiofiiary Louveriia Sanders is greatly missed hi her communi ty, in ner church and among hkr . of friends. Being ill but four days when the grim reaper came, and carried her away, the good woman passed as rite had lived, sweetly, come ly. • • ; Mrs. Sanders came to Ashe ville from Concord years ago and made this city her home un til her death# Up to the last she tween her and Kir God was a usual remark " among her friends. iShe lived always in the faith ana so died We are Having lovely services in' our biinday schools. The chil dren are, attending regularly and are giving to the cause. We are keeping up to the $5 mark each Sunday with ease. October 17, attendance was 80, contribu tion |5.37; Oct. 24, 78, contri bution $5,73; Oct.: 81*. 7& contri bution *5.00; Noy. 7i. 80, contri bution *>5.00; Nov. 14, 86, con tribution $6.29; Ndv. 21, $5.38 ; Nov. 28; 60, contribution $5.21, in spite of the inclement weather at times, we arc having4 a wonderful Sunday schdbl. Oir minister 'tworks • * zealously to make it a N6.1 ’school." We ate getting ready for theChristmas program and offering. 1 Watch for the date of the Christmas > Cantata to be ren Those of our churchy and Mesdahies Libya* Miller, W. G. Hamilton pjitf Jfcev. W. G. Hain iiltpn.I kmeatf meeting was |e * * WV liAve? "hid hie persons Ito im ■ W c$mhJ y^n«y. I inssiOiiieGsp^to the Board.lor, the benefit of one pi our'^CMurntf whifoW m Georgia. VJSfesJ £>/ MJ Benion and little neipe ,aj& g&4 i With them Mr. £._Je©|Qn, of wapn City MTt QLIYE CHURCH NOTES ., ; ,,Byj^eiwbia,Ke¥f»a • f. <)S di’jTrrT?. ^ 1 ^ *; ... Sunday mmm> w%v**fo£> Rey.;R.,Z,Beatty, spolse \o [a large auuience £rom "the tex|t} ‘,He ^rote jon the gB0up4” i At the ciose of the sermon the dea cons eaufsd for. theicollection add $12*06. was realized besides $8.50 fpr fiwsjL The xpUectioij for the Svwday ^School was $4.00 mak ing a totai for the day of $24. m ‘ t ■■ Hie Sabbath school will1 have its annual rally the second Sun day, in December, under the Superintendent, Mr. J. H. L. Kearns. A prize will be award ed to the class that raises the largest amount of money. We cordially invite the public to be with us. We want to make this day a success. Our- night. ser vices closed out the 21st of No vembers a : • :> ■: . Weare looking forward to the administering of the Lord’s Supper the first Sunday in De cember^ . *; ! There was preaching at Mt.; Olive church at 11 o’clock, Thanksgiving Day. *The :Y.- *M. C. A. ahd the Y.*W: C, £;,wfll have Thursday night to raise seme >; morte^ ■ [to purchase two acres'of land for the church. All are cordially invited. Mr. J. H. Kearns is President'- of the Y. id; C: A>i arid Mrs. Anna A. Her ron, President of the Y. W. C. A. Miss Odessa ,Neal,: who has been very ill/ is nittdh improved. We beg the pr^erS of ‘.those who redo this £iebe: for the ypung people of Mt. Olive. kev. and 'Mrs. .Beatty and children . .were the - welcome guests ; of MrV afid? Mrs/ , Archie Corothers last Sabbatfy. ^ NfcW HAMPTON CHUfcCH , ; ./ ./VNDH$& ^ By Mias AlbertaMcClelland t 7 Our chinch and ISabbatk school have^ Ib^en .‘;doipg nicely this montn and have been weti attended. Our friends visit us often. *■ * *' Sunday mprny^g. we j listened tba; wonuerf ul sermon; preached by our pastor, Dr. I*.yT. Logan. We were glad; to . have in^ pur midst Mr. Grissom, V‘of New York,,who is a faithful member of £few Hampton church. The collection amounted to f 7.00. In the the afternoon a part of aur congregation mtifcored to Bethesda church iWith them in their rally..fK listened to a powerful sermon preached oy Rev. A. C.,Hill. . , Rally day will be observed in )ur church the second Sunday in December. Everybody is in rited to come and see us raise >ne hundred dollars. 1 were* I I Left Gol This College, established to of- i fer full College Courses for young wo- 1 men of the Negro race, opened its third year, September 14,1926. It is the only Presbyterian Woman’s j , College for colored women in the world. Like the colleges exclusively for women, it encourages the ideals of true women and offers courses of study for young women such as the best women demand, and such as prepare them for their spe ' cial work Through the noble generosi ty of its founders with Presbyterian ideals, Barber College makes it easier for a girl with energy and ability to be come a College Graduate, and reach her highest usefulness. ' * : — I Graduates, obtaining the College Di* ; •; pioma,, will be able to meet the increased, 3 . requirements of the State Boards of Ed ucation, and be ^fitted fdr all conditions set for teaching and higher studies. With an enlarged Faculty and increased facilities, Barber College offers to caph- j ] ri ble Negro women a great opportunity | , for higher development, usefulness, and j privilege. /’/ \1 *1 j With it is associated Barber Memorial j Settiinary which will continue to offer its secondary , courses of study and also act as a Preparatory School 'for^tfte College. r j All the advantages of the Seminary, with L \ / i its able Faculty, increased facilities, and i - igttractive surroundings, will be open to f!\ students ofth#CoM#ge'; . ^ ^ i /, Located in the foot-hjlls jof thje Blue Mountains in Northeastern Alabama, j the situation is unsurpassed. It would be ! j; difficult, if not impossible, to find a \>et■ j | ter school building. Large rooms. Two in I a room. Steam heated. Electric lighted. Newly furnished throughout. Modern in every way. Plain, but plenty of food. Ab- \ solutely pure mountain spring water, / none better. Large Faculty. Small class es. Personal supervision. ! For further information, address the ! President, Rev. {John F. Scherer. *>U. MM KM W » ~ ki-M K .. .. ». MMtfK«^MT|»aiflr»iain.UHll M SCOTIA WOMEN S COLLEGE CONCORD, N. C. A well-equipped School under the care of the Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, Division for Colored People, for the Higher Education and Industrial Training of young women. ^ . , A Seminary Course or High School Academic Course for those desiring to prepare for College, and a High School Normal Course for those desiring special prepara tion for teaching. ‘ As in the past three years, Scotia will continue ta fur nish a course in Teacher Training. Following July 1st, 1927, the requirement for an Elementary A. Certificate will be a standard High School course of four years. For the coming year, 1926r’27, Scotia is authorized .by the State Board to offer a one year course in Teacher Training to the following types ofs students leading to the class of certificate indicated: •_ 7 . • l.. Standard High School graduates—Elementary Class A. ■' f ' 2. Non-Standard High School graduates (a) . Finishing in l921 or since—Elementary Glass B with half credits toward raising same to Class A. (b) . Finishing prior to 1921—Elementary Class B. ; Note :: Provided students had a. four year High School < course and School has since become accredited. .. 3. High School students with 12 units of standard credits—Elementary B. The President wifi be glad to hear very soon from any UrKo desire to take this course. * v . ^ . : An Industrial Course, including Domestic Arts and Stuences, with special instruction in Sewing* and Cook ing. for those desiring special preparation in theee lines. Also a course in MUsic, including Pihno, Public School .Music, and Chorus Work. Thare are two targe Dormitories with pleisant rooms, steam heated, electrically lighted, and pleasantly situat ed in a large and beautiful campus near the center of the city on Concord and convenient to the Railroad sta tion. For catalogue, application blanks, and any desired in formation, address the President, REV. T. R. LEWIS D. D. Bmmnunam Mr. E. U. D. Goring.— Rev. J. G. Murray Kev. D. T. Murray _— brankford Church 100.00 xar». twouuoa - x.vu Prof. A. A. Adair_1.00 Mr. W. E. Williams -- 1,00 Rev. C. W. Francis -11.00 Mrs. J. L. Pearson _—. 1.00 Mrs. I. D. Davis_1.00 Mr. F. L. Rice_1.00 Mr. W. T. Reid__ 1.00 Mr. J. W. Washington — 1.00 Mrs. R. T. Green ___ 1.00 Miss Ruth Foster T-1.00 Dr. & Mrs. S. D. Thom_11.00 Dr. G. E. Davis__ 10.00 Dr. J. L. Hollowell __10.00 Dr. B. F. Murray _—. 60.00 Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Ew ing _:--- 10.00 Dr. J. C. Alston _ 10.00 Lloyd Church, Winston Salem _ 10.10 Lloyd Church, Woman’s Missionary Society Winston-Salem __6.06 Carver Memorial church, Newport News,. Va.,_ 10.00 Dr. Reid Morrison (white) _-___ 10.00 Dr. W. C. Hargrave__ 15.00 Mrs. J. E. Graham_ 1.00 Mr. John E. Smith '_ 10.00 Woman’s Synodical So ciety of Atlantic Sy nod ____ 26.00 Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Hec tor *____ 10.00 Rev. W. J. Nelson_10.00 Rev. J, J. Shepperson — - 10.00 Rev. E. W. Carpenter_10.00 Rev. J. J. Foster_ 1.00 Dr. R. L. Douglass_ 10.00 Rev. D. T. Murray_ 2.00 Dr. L. J. Melton_10.00 Dr. E. E. Cady (white)-ldO.OO Dr. W. H. Carroll_J. 16.00 A.; A. Adjahoe __' 1.00 Elijah Parrett ._-— 1.00 J, R. Dungee ^-- ’ 1.00 W. R. Mayberry__> 1.00 Beliefonte Christian En- > * deavor __ •_4._1.59 Mrs. RJ L. Daniels .—1L 1.00 Paul Davis 1:06 R. W. Parker —___ 1.00 R. L. Crater __ 1.00 F. D. Nance__1J0 J. L. Sraith i l;O0 NOTICE Rev. S. D. Thom, D. D., pastor bf Radcliffe Memorial Presbyte rian church, Atlanta, 0a., i was elected by Atlantic Synod at its meeting at Zion church, Charles ton, . as evangelist of the Synod He wishes to say that he will begin this service on the first of December and asks the breth ren who need his services to write him at once. ' /. Address 161 Beckwith St., Atlanta, Ga.' ■ ^ >r. j. J, Wilson --- WWW iethienem 1st Church— 2.60 radd St. Church S. S. Statesville. _____ 6.0U hr. K. W. Williamson_ 110.00 Lev. M. K. Lana_1.00 -rot. J. W. Young _ 10JW Lev. 1). D. Davis-_ 1.00 irst Presbyterian Church oourjtiand-— V~ 16.00 dt, 'labor enured Yad iun Presbytery 10.00 Jr. G. S. Deeper —-20.00 iev. G. P. Watkins —_ 26.00 Lev. B. It. Smith,.. . . 6.06 tev. T. J. B. Hhrri* _ 10.00 dr. W. H. Pearson ___ x6.00 iev. H. D. McFadden—10.00 Jheatnut Si Church Sabbath School, Wil mington __;--- 16.00 L>r. G. T. Dillard -—6.00 dev. Joseph L. Myers—10.00 Prof. H. B. Bice — 16.00 drs. hi. N.Dent.. 1.00 ttev. Jv P; Crawford—_ 6.00 ttev. S.. Q. Mitchell ^— 16.00 Prof. BL hi. Dunn --„■ 1M6 Hr. William Mack- *10.00 5drs. Dora Coleman-— 6.00 Solbi'ooh Street Church and Auxiliary, Danville, Va. 16.00 Dr. M. J. Jackson-—1 6.00 ttev. A. C. Johnson —2.00 ttev. Italy De Conte _:— 10.00 ttev. A. a/Wiison 20.00 Dr, A. 0 / Prieifion —— 6.00 Dr. A. W. Poster i____ 10.00 D. C. Stubbs 1.00 Mrs. A. C. Johnson 1.90 4 Johnson C. Smith Univ. Uub, JN. Y. City_29.00 Elorence H. Blackburn 1.90 Dr. C. a; Shuts> 6J00 x 1 i A. J. Clement, Jr. l——1 5.00 W. A, Clement-j.___ 6.00 Hibehezer Church S. S. IjO W.' C. Donnell -AI—_ 6.00 Col. L. P. Berry i_ 80.00 Dr. Ct E. Tucker —_ 5.00 Jttev. George E. Caesar — 26.00 Dr. W. D. Hood __- 10.00 Dr. J. A. Rollins -- 5.00 Dr. T. J. Frierson - 10.00 Ur. H. v. Johnson__ 5.00 Kev. J. P. Harrison__ 2.00 Rev. 1. P. Pogue „_ 5.00 Dr. L. ti. EUerson_ 10.00 Rev. J. A. Ramseur- 1.00 Special Donation by Alum- . ni Association __,_ 50.00 Interest ___22.49 Mt. Tabor Church __1.00 Missionary Society, West. Dist. Yadkin Pres.__ 10.00 Hermon Church, Rock Hill, S. C. . . . . . . 2.10 Bea-Salem Church _ 2.65 Prof. J. W. Seabrook __ 5.00 Sunday School of David son church___ 5.00 Mr. Geo. P. Dudley _ 6.00 Mr P. A. Knox _ 5.00 Atlantic Presbyterial S. S. Convention_ _20.00 West Presbyterian Church, Binghamton, N. Y_50.00 Lincoln Presbytery — 10.00 Rev H. W. McNair™— 5.00 Morgan GroVe Sunday School J_1-6.00 Dr. T. J. Smith ...._ .10.00 Rev. D, S. Collier ...—__ 5.00 Dr. George L. Winstead 20.00 x Dr. R. E< Jones -r__— 5.00 ' Miss Ophelia C. Smith_ 1.00 Rev. E. W.. Allen... 5.00 Western District .S. S. Con vention, Yadkin Presby tery _ 10.00 T. , L. Hart U,—v_— 1.0° Mrs. Amanda W. Brown 1.00 Dr. .P. W., Russell_ 5.00. W. C. .Jones _._- 1.00 Mrs. C. »R. Means —— 1.00 Mrs. W.. E. Means_—— 1.00 Beliefonte Sunday school 5.00 Jflr. William Phifer 1.00 Mrs. Mary J. Phifer —— 1.00 Dr. Field S. Russell - 5.00 Rev. L. H. Fuller-_ 2.00 W. S,;,Moore2.00 Sjumter Aiumni Chapter 80.00. ■ Total _-f2,180.68 JEHOVAH-JIREH Beautiful Sacred Number,. By Rev. S. J. Ellis, A. M., S. T. B., Walterboro, S. C. Plano Rolls. $1.25 Per Copy, 35c. — It pays to mix some charity with your judgments of your neighbors. if
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