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^'^‘tHE nidRiwcE bAiLf^TTMEs.Friday AFTEnxoqx. Apii^, sQ..i3^;, ^ « ;| r r; • i i*^. }i '^fim;'" .-zggTi ttr • **■<>»■ >*■ i Jfc t-jbi^w - T-T- ’•STS' # i» S *■ •» s miarti K7«a r »unmiPiiifiw7 \ ?mp"i ■•< i MAN’S The Church Says: “luiucalion is not our business.” The State Says: . “Religion is not our business.” * * •' And II is Nobody’s Business to (ounce! tip iltc iuo Absolutely Essential Elements ol Our National Lite. Leading Educators are Proclaiming This To Be Our National Peril The Menace of No Man’s Land Fhe New Movement UvT .}, ' !\ i • . • } The State can not teach religion, hut the Church can use and must use the educa tional process. Therefore the burden for our present situation lies largely oil (lie (.hiiich. For this reason all the great .Protestant denominations of America are makingcnlarg^d'programs for their educa tional task. To refuse would he (reason to their Lord who said: “Go Teach and Go Preach.” - I his is why the Preshy tciiars of South Carolina have decided to raise One Million ' l, % f Dollars for the educational process through (heir four institutiors - College for Men at Clinton Ghieofa College at Columbia, Orphanage at Clinton, Seminary at Columbia. * 9 About $200,i 1 * '* • ‘ V Has Been Pledged on Condition That Hie Remainder Be Secured You Believe in Christian Education Help Make This i • 4 Campaign a Success. •*.' The Million Dollar Campaign MELTON CLARK, Chairman. < M. E. MELVIN, Manager. Campaign l leadrfuailers, 1246 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. > If If * J. B. SPILLMAN, Treasurer Phone 4107. •. t l nt&:U r,.* ‘I! u.4.