The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 07, 1925, Page TWO, Image 2
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Barnwefe News. ?1
L Bethlehem Baptist church, of
, /which the Rev. A. ^has. L. Arbouin!
^^^everj; w?y:and a great future is:
persons were baptized. It was the
s-_ closing night of a week's revival
conducted l)y the pastor. On unday U
he preachetT to large congregations,
that packed the church morning and
?night, and administered the Lord's ;
Supper. The general offerings have
'increased 60- per cent, /since January,
1 bo that Sunday's ofrerlng was. not "a j
1L..~ surprise. The pasEol^^ffn^^MoBrg j!
1 J- A. _ ll ' a! 1
nnve jiisl met in tne montniy meeting
of the board. The treasurer's report. 1
ahowad thnt, February's -collections|;
were $201.31./ ' |i
rAfthe~d05C of the B. Y; P. U. ^
- service on last nighty a very -touching
programme Nvas rendered, in rec
ngnitinn of the President. Dr. D- J ''
' Dixson, whom we must reluctantly i
give up, to practice in" Spartanburg. '
Many were the Isyes ""bathed in i
tears and the expressions of sorrow, j
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the Graded School, presented: the fol-J
'' lowing resolutions:?; :?
Whereas, it has come to our notice '
that Dr. JJavicl Jonnson Dlxsotl lias:i
lie nnri nt.
; tablifeh himself iir a new field,'Spar-.;1
tanburg, S. C.,- to prosecute his pro--1
fession. and . I(
Whereas,' we belive ^
give expression to our feelings of re-;'
' gret, and express"1 our highest esteem '
and appreciation of the splendid, ser-,1
vice he has rendered, both as church-,'
? wan nnH pKyqician. ~ P
inereiore, ~De it resolved: That -we
the duzcns of the 'city ~of Barn- J
- well, members of the Bethlehem Bap- ;
tist church, sincerely regret to see ^
hpst wishes for his unstinted success 1
go with 'him. ? " ?? jl
We recommend him as a faithfuV-<
skilled physician and a Christian gen- ;
tinman, u.'nvlliy of prnrtiring his choss (
en profession in any home that may 1
_ need his services.
We regretfully part with .him, be- 1
ing conscious of the fact that jiisT*
place will be dilTicu\t and liuid to nil,-1
both=rn=tho rlinrch_and community.?fBe
it further resolved: That a co
Ty of .these resolutions be presented '
??JjFLDiK&QiL and. a ropy he. spread up
on the minutes of the "Bethlehem Bap- (
~ tiat Church and also .a copy be pub-, \
lished in one or more of the Negro H
"journals of-South?Carolina. -1";
Mrs:?eu r J11! 11TI T5. Green,
-r*? Mrs. Flora S. Clark,
Beacon R. M. Thorivpsoh^ F
Prof. Henry E:. Sutton,
G. G. Butler, "Chariman. j
After whioh Pastor Arbouin in a
Tew xv el I chosen "woi-TTs presented the~~
?Bector with a "Dandy Leather Bag,"?
the gift of the people, in whyse hearts *
plied fittingly in his characteristic '
manner, and xvho could with-hold the
?tears from flowing. The evening's 1
full program consummated with the ^
? - regular- monthly sociah oTThe B. Y." v
P. U. Many out of town guests were
present and "Baptist Halt"?the"prop- 1
erty of Ttnr church rocked with lapgh
_?ter as Mesdamcs M. I.' R. Johnakin, (
andT R. L. Sutton, Misses B. Williams 1
. 7 and Jennie Harrison led_ in the-plays. ^
_ Hot?chdcolatcr sweet, crackers _and
mints were served. Watch us grow.
The Honorable W. S. Dixson, left,
'for Washington. D. C.. this mom.
ing. He goes to the inauguration of
President Coolidge.
1 , ,T. K RYAN, D. D. S. J.
McClellanville News.
James A. Ilolman, Reporter. 1
The pillory and the stock jv-ere
cruel wicked, barbarous means of
punishment. They- showered 'upon
tho linnric iftf TT* ??1 1
..WMV4.^ 'V A | A UllUilllt iVUW IjlimUIHl
_yilest condemnation ef all thoughtful?
- _ men from the sixteenth ccntury to;
the* present enlightened era. While;
we do-not believe, the end in case of
the Puritan fathers justified the|
means, we tenaciously hold that such
means would prove quite effective in r
converting unbelieving fathers and
mothers to the sublime creed and doctrine
of education for their young. ,i
Better school buildings, longei*'
terms and efficient teachers do not
' seem sufficiently attractive inducements
to those who see a greater^ ~
present value in the dollar than in,
education for their children. Butj
hp timn ia C ~ L 1
-- VWMHtfft mm I yflt: 11-j
ing when these same children willi
curse your dust. Mark you that. ' j
J. P. Wilson, gladiator in the po-1
litical arena of Reconstruction times; j
with Rainey, Ransier, Elliott, Nash j
I and others of blessed memory, is ,
sick with la grippe .but shows signs '
of speedy improvement. Pat, ajs he ^
is familiary known, tells vivirf tales y
of 1876. * '
Miss Jtfuette Williamson lefft last
' Wednesday for * week's stay in
Q^gt^yn, tba guest of bar- sister _
Gibbs, before returning to
- I I r- a_
tfew York.- "? ??====Misses-Mtnme
G. Shepatd, Marie
Brown, Rosalee Green and Mrs. Marie,
Rotve motored te-Charleston in the
visit. . . ( .
Willie Weathers, progressive farmer
and aspirant for the ministry
was in the city by
to see his. daughter, Sarah a student
at Avery. >
Abraham Brown, son of Benj.
Brown, is on the sick list but improving.
Daniel ^Singleton arid" Mrs. " Ella
Frost are both very ilL_?
Sunday was eommunijm day at
Ri'llin) Even before Itcvi Ji W? Wea
ton began his cllscourse frtrm?the
theme, "Prayer," the church was keyed
up to a~~high pitch of spiritual
awakening. In thirty-five minutes
the pastor sot his audience on hallowed?fire
and?resumed .his seat. The
crrurcn is m line snape under superntendent.-J.
Cr. Cllntum -O-ver a hun/
lied ainl twenty five children are jn
regular attendanceT"" - - : ~~
State-College NeWs.
ittide to infrom the, many/friends of
President R. S. Wvilkinsop', that henir^
nriMarhiolly impynyintr. nrM while not
yet able to resume .active college
work, hi^_enndition is such that we
feel he will soon be strong and yigarous
^qs^of^ - "haofcliilirenj
parents and farmers gathered
an our campus Friday, February-2?r
and took part in a monster celebration
of Education week. The muve^
nent was promoted by 'Mr. George
IV.^-Baniels, ? Farm Demonstration
\?ent for Orangeburg County, and
Mr. H. :E. Dan.eisr-State-Agent of.
Megro Demonstration Work. Every
tolored scfooQl~m?the County was represented
by a large delegation. A
aarade, led by the State College band,
tomposed of the childretPwas an mtpiTing
sight. Mr. W. A. Sehiflley,
bounty Superintendent of Education,
ludressed the meeting in the college^
auditorium. During hte afternoon
uhleti'c contests by the various rural
schools were entered into, and prizes
jiven the winners.
A conference of the' SmUTf-Dever
F*arm Demonstration Agents wasleld.
_at_ the College two days last
sveekv These men came at- the call
jf Air. M. E. Darnels "to discuss plans
for the future work throughout the
State? Among thnie pm^pnt were;
1. E. Dickson, Richland Co.;' Jason
\laloncy, Sumter County; W. C.
Bdnehi^Spartanliurg CountyT "WV Bf
Harrison, Anuerson County; S. C.
[fisher, Darlington - County; esse
Wilson.'Greenwood f.nnntv Roni -1
Barnwell, Beaufort County and G.
IV. Daniels, Orangeburg County.
- The-laying- -Uie-Carner-^>tonje__Ql
he Young" Womcn's_Christian Asso:iation
building yesterday was a very
itting-- and. mspiring_.exercise. This
s being creeled at a cost of $5000.00,
vliich?is- bemg raised?by?campus
numbers of the Organization, and
vill add much'to.our physical plajit
rnmplp.cil The principal adIress
,wa"s giveri by K. ET^BrogdonTof
he A. M. E. Church. "I?V '
ihe loung Men's Christian Asjo:iation
sent four representatives
'rom the High School Department to
rttend the Colored Older _Bays Con
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REV. J. J. HARRI
THE UNITeDt3?NS OI
s an organization which is doin]
nfirm people of South Carolina
Iarrison, State Master, Prof. J
3. V. McCrae, State Treasurer,
ilive and gives to the benefici
)?ys irom nrty 10 one nunared
rom $25.00 to $100.00 in case c
lousehold goods. It pays from :
less and up to $10.00 on Doctor';
Think of It; arid for any in
REV. J. J. HARRISON, S.1U
/ or Prof. J. A. KIRK, 8
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TBPR PAT,WK?
ferenee at AUaa UniY?r?ily, Coly^n-~
bia, iast -week. They report a ^erysplendid
meetings "
The Debating Teams under/the direction
of Professor A. Hy Gordon,
are preparing to meet the/ teams of
Virginia Normal and Noyth Carolina
A. and T. in Orangeburg" "and Greene
T>oro, April 18, in th$ir annual TriState
Contest.1 , - - ?
The Girls Basket Ball Team has
just closed a very successful season
under.the leadership of Miss Iaflfoelle
M. Hurlong, Jbirector of Physical
Education. With a schedule of five
games with Paine College, Augusta;
Allen University, Columbiapand Schofipld
Institute. Aiken: only pne was
flnjmp^j bv the opposers.
Concerts are scheduled to be given
in Orangeburg and various points
\xn thjg State (luring tlie spiliig by lite-:
College Quartette and-Orchestra.
?/The hns recently
been favored by Two very success^ ful
drama"s~by student talent. The
'"nrn'matic Association, undoi1 tho mm.
crvision of Professor R. E. Mizelle,
"Strongheart," and the Young Women's
Christian Association, under
the direction- of Miss Sadie^M; Gray
of tha History Department, present. I
productions were of the highest ordei
and brought'out much of the hidden
talent found among our students.
| Preparations are being made at present
to present" Shakespeare's "Twelfth '
Night" during Commencement week,
May 25. .
?The Summor School for Teachera i
will beheld this year June 15 to JuIT
17. Several-new features will be ad .
ded, including^a Supervisors, Principals?and-r-Jndustrial?Workers'
Con ference
to be held the first week of
the session. The conference for th<
Agricultural workers will* also be"
held as usual, _
=Wilson High School
Notes.
?By Rubie McGill-Wjebb.
The' Wilson High "School of Plor- "
eiH-er S. C., is steadily^progressing
under Prof. J. W. Killingsworth and
a competent corps of efficient teachers;
The school -has- eleven grades
and nineteen teachers. It is one of
-State and has had eleven grades lor "
four years.
mere i?t?? ritPi-orift connected
"Wlth'the stliuul which is-tinae years
old. Hot lunches, milk, fruit , and
eggs are served at. the-reco6& period;
The manual trafnihg department "
under :?he. supe"rvisior\ of Prof. F. S.
"Sharp7~ts~duiiig~ cxe'eTIehfr~wor k. rrof. I
Sharp comes from Hampton and
knows how to train his pupils.
The Eome Arts BepartmentTTs
under the instruction of Miss Willie
Mae Williams of State College. The
| rolls. The articles of clothing made
by the girls are very ~neatly done
and will bear close inspection inside
'and out.
j The Basket Ball game between Al.j
len University and Wilson was one ?
of the most interesting of the season
as both teams were well coached.
Allen's wnn nnnnhod by tho
great basket ball star Prof. Baumgardner.
The,. srcores were as fol- "
l lows: Allen 6, Wilson 31. Allen
! pbiyerl hard but she would have had |
| to play,..some to beat Wilson. Both j~
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SON, State Mastery
i1 ABRAHAM & D. of J.
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g a great work for the poor and
. It has at its head Rev. J. J.
r. A. Kirk,. State Secretary and
It pays to its members while
ary something after death. It
dollars for hospital benefits and
>f total loss by fire of house and
$1.50 to $3.00 per week for sick!
bill.
fGHMlioii wrlia? ??
:310 JEtiehljmd St., Columbia, S. C.
. S#e* BennWtarflJ?, g. a
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teams Are to be commended for their
fair play. "Wilson hns~1bst onlyoTic^
game infour years. We hope in the
near future that Allen will be able
to make a higher score against Wilson.
The Athletic teams^of Wilson gave
a reception for Allerffi^am in tl&
School Auditorium during the even-1
ing. A splendid program was rendered"
and refreshments served. The'
game at Marion, played by Allen and.
Marion, was won by Allen. Score
10-4. ;
?The boys of Wilson who attended
the Older Boys' Conference held in
Columbia, at Benedict College and
Allen University report a very pleasant
and profitable trip. They seem*"rriy
Vinvr? gpmed great inspiration
and a ,yrider vision by liaving1 attend- '
ed sucFTa meeting, 'ihowo who were.;
sent as delegates are as follows:
Thurjnell Anderson, Jas. McBride7
ry. Anderson was elected Assistant
Secretary. ?
The Famous Williams' Singers will .
appear in recital in the School Au1
111. I 1- i
Uivv4tuiti iiiaicu x l til* UC lUUli iurward
to a pleasant evening.
Mrs. Maggie?-MeEeod -one^ of therrlmary
teachers is still ccmfincfrfoTrer"1ionie'
'Willi Influuirzu;
We are delighted to have Miss
Webster back at her post again after
a few days illness.
Mrs. Ahbie Chnppfile was 'called I
home on the account of the serious
illness of hog- mother.
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Moots firat and third Monday nights
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M. L. Lvles M. of W.
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