Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? - i^oV^L?Rv E Sm?8???3Ce5WaXG??m _ Great interest centers An the j bill before the General Assem!?i bly of South Carolina in the in- ~ threat of humane education as a part of the standard courses of the public schools of the folate. The bill lias had a read? ing and every indicatioiTpoints to its passage at this session. It has the endorsement1 and the i Konl/'inflr nf +Vin fewtamn?? ? 'Me \JUIU1 llUiy WIC J r/ State Superinlfindentof Education, the Richland County Hu- ' mane Education Society and nthprw During the past week i lithe Hon. William E. Gonzales,"" editor of The State, : follows:' ; . FOR HUMANE EDUCATION. - - I." "Before the legislature is a bill providing that 15 minutes a week be devoted ~ to humane education in the ^^?"ipnbltc schools of the Stater^ = I It is not a new thing;. 23 1 states nave already adopted ~~ ~l it. Neither is it 'the noj are sentimentalizing "x>ver I . . 'animals arid man's inhu?a wave?of anti-cruelty I sweeping the country and; itl_- 1 sprang from _the fundamental truth that cruelty to I- fhp~wpnk nnrl hplnlpss is ^ . -grading to the person yvho practices it; that, further -?-morerthe adulf lsjiiot^nearqhilfi t.oTnfluence in that re- ? spect, This brief period of ? ?dttcattmr- is therefore pri marily for the benefit of the child?for his own soul's ' '?sake,?That?the domes lie : ^ ' ?"animals and the "birds "5nd "r ft beasts of field and forest ti shall profit is, however, art gument enough in itself for the nassacre of The bill on =?? dor consideration." - ?^ From .the Greenville office of the humane society, many .of l?t,firflt,trre?hnve been sent to members of the house and senate committees on education and to the members of the State Board of Educational [ . -which i? sponsoring'thp-hilL-fit. the State Capital at Columbia. A statement was given out in " Columbia last week that Prof. ? I. M, A. Myers, principal of. -the Howard High school of that tion at the State Convention of the South Carolina State Teachers' Association, March the t 7 "~27th flnri t bia, calling on the tea?hers-of . the State to introduce humane "subjects in their schools; Mrr" Myers is the executive secret tary of the convention .and ie one of the most outstanding ed: " Ucators in the South. All of the public schools of a" Spartanburg have organized I ?Bands ofJ&orcy societteffv and iwill function as a part of the regular school program. At the Highland Gradect school, of - which Mr. William Nell is the principal, a prjze is bejm&-offered to the student in - his \\\ school who writes.ft paper on 51 humane^ eoucation. Principal J C. C. Woodson of the Carrie | 4 Street school, Principal Bruton k of the Cedar Grove school were - ^ very enthusiastic in receiving $ the flejd worker from national headquarters. At the Dean & Street High School, Prof. R. M. Alexander, -the principal, re^ 5l ports an active humane society nn| SmongfTiTs ~s t u dent s At Gaffney, Sunday, March the 15th, at 4 p. m., Field SecKm i ini i 1 HI in i in mil ni iin pAmerican Humane Education , 66S6)Kesme?S3K?^KaK?@63?8a merican Humane^ Education Review State Press Bureau Liberty Building quarters at Greenville, Sou Carolina^ will deliver an a [fcESS fircolored and whitepf pie at Bethel baptist church West Meadow street. Rufus Fr>afpri pynminont lnnnl hn ncss man and undertaker, ud the co-operation of E. Ril and. N. B. Brown, arm. tlie ape sors for the mammoth huma mass meetfng in Gaffney. ?At- Rock Hill during1 the pr week Mr. Carroll haa^islted t Emmett Jay -Scott High scho of which Prof. Frank H. Neil principal; Clinton uoiiege, t Rev. R. W. Boulware, preside] and Friendship-College, D r. M. Murray, president. At eve school he delivered an addrt in the interest of humane ed cation. The pubiitL srhflolfl this city as well as the two ? leges are planning a joint me< ing for^NMieHal^Humane Su day," April the 19th, when th are to have a programme. At Lancaster, Prof. John wi iRoh, fnrmprly^profiBssorEnglislrof Benedict college. n< the principal of the Lancast HighSchdaf, irf his mtroduetiof the tiefd secretary pledged t support of his facuity aml^sl dent b.ody in the interesf of 1 - i i? ..nc- tit:l-^ mane education, ivir. vviisun taking personal charge of t humane \yeek program _at 1 schooL- -?*? At Camden, both the Brow ing Instituto, of which?fit Rachel Ervin is the princip and the Jackson High scho where Principal Dodonnal is t principal, is another city whe Interest centers in Humane ec cation.?filany?ef?the?ru: ^schools ~werevisited. -Prin pal Lincoln Carolina Jenkins Kershaw and_ftfehers arejendi their co-operation in support humane education. Soorotary- Carroll is visiti every school in the Sfatef Di ing the week He-Teff" for Scl field at Aiken. Brewer Institi at Greenwood and Seneca ] stitute at Seneca. Mond night he has accepted an in vwth-Jr-^r-Garrrr^tlTtor of T Enterprise, - and Stanley ft Dowell, during the visit of C Roscoe Conklin Simmons, mi ager?of "the Collidge, Clu among colored citizens duri the j*ecent campaign for pre dent: Dr. James S. Earle, preside of the South Carolina _Bapt State Convention, has issued proclamation calling on the m: isttf^ rof his church and t large'?numbers?of Bapt schools to observe "national 1 mane Sunday,'' AtsriT'tfiirTB The ministers and teachers i asked to devote the morning evening service to a huma sermon or program by the Si day School. One of the outstanding 1 mane workers of Smith. Ca lina is Dr. I. M. Macon Rock Hill, a well known phy cian arid surgeon. Thirty yei ago Dr. Macon, just from me cal college, purchased a ho: that is still living and is tod a boarder at his house. 1 horse became too old to wo and so Dr. Macon is going care for bis dear old friepd a pal until she dies. The horse now about 37 years old anal not worked in five years. A p ture is being made showing ] Macon and his ho_rse for 1 newspapers"'of this State v open their columns to the Am ican Humane Society news. . .For any information Telat to humane education work wr to Seymour CarfOll. field sec -?" HrefrAt biwhpw??BM uag :an jggaoaseoeoeoeaQoeeeeeees^^^-ft'^'a'Heoeggoj "I": - : V :-: STRA 1/ A Departme.n , ?y- By WILLIE * (All contributions to this g poetry," accompanied- by stai y and/bent to ISOlVfe Taylor St^ -1 ?coj^mnr AllWortKy-marruscrlj |j nami. Amateurs and poet-asj i tha' talent, if you have it.) y^i'he Editor of this Depart i siring poems on any subject f :* ?moriams,- expressipns of "frier j kinds. 38E S th , , All young poets have had the . abyss of youthful dove, and also 1 >q_- The following lines escaped from t on sing thru the latter stages of his H. ?- ? DISA The l.ove light kindle ? - tike soft dawn stt ! - - --Ba^-now-that love lig ?LU?i-ddyv fast linj ,n" - But that that answe ne Still brightly burns Seeking its own With t" Only to find a stin 131 -7 ' u Here in my soul, the The loftier dreams ; ol, J The purer longings tl js Lie crushedand hur rf: ? One thing Bupporl&-m< he 'But nails me closei - Within my soul, wher g' - I feel, but believe i ry - But Hope, that smilii l_"1 -'Horn of-our tove,a( Lies in my ^rpnst^jrr] [u- , And Faith sits wee] Sohie soon forget in ] The bitter sting of ol- And find in lustful w< More joy than in L gfo Pleasurc bids me I gy With breath wine-s .jL;?ii fiha weloomoo me to Rousing Passion, w R. . Sure rue I shall, but c ... .The flame of., love 1 ?- ; Thru bitterness and c )W It will not let my s ?i Its purity shallkeephg Whatr if wi|h her pi ~ astftrp ^paroa ?v.q "fa Tf- So _hright was she wh jul- - My path thru dark "I shall not let my soi 18 j. But on Faith's wirij "Hence, Disappointmen Thou shalt not cagi ? ?" My-barkr^eat--out ac X- Br'ings-^ck my bn Hope feels the pulse c _i "* _ I am not crushed: m> ?^ ? To meet me un the Ol, . ^TJONT MISS IT.?-BIG COMI ING AND PEWsRALLY fa- 4T. m. March 15 ratj =57- ? :?"~ - ~ An^Entert^lntrtg Irrogram~"wfl] at Violin Selection n?y 3. Remarks?-Master of Ceremoi "*| 4r - MusftT ? u-V-i -'011 - 5. Address 1: 6. Quartette ; 7. Collection . -Solo?"Save Me Oh God," __ jyr-1?&?Five minuto* speeches by Ltl Booker Washington High School;. I j trial School for Delinquent Colon U^^meritan-IIospitaU-JteirW. II. Ht rnJ] Bowling, The Mercantile Side. I 10. Remarks by The.Pastor ayl_ 11^ BenedicimiK c" ? he programme 6f the gethse: fc-' " contention. to be h ol. church, prosperl m_ DAY AND SUN! u " rev, 1.. c. ^ ? ?~ - 3" frij ^8 7'QH P M ProTon nrvv? >UW * . A. 1UIOV UVi V 1VVO \,UII si- Schumphert. 8:Q0 P. M.?Intrgductory^SgrMo ? 'Reed. ' ___x ;nt Music?Enoree Baptist Church c _+ Adjournment. r"1 " V s RATiiRn r~ai 1U:UU A. M.?Devotionals led by n_ I 10:30 A. M.i?rEnrollmTt d? defe u 12:00 M.?Introduction of New ;Jie 12:30 P. M.?Business. * ist t:30 P. M.?Topics: (a) "Jes1 (b) "Fellowship with the True Vir (c) " A Woman's Plafce in Churcl (3hu Recesfc-Dinneri 3:00 P. M.?Devotions led by De ire 3:30. P. M.?Lectutje^Eife_joT C] or i Calvary, Columbia, or Rev. H. M. np Announcements. Adjournment. :Z8:00 EL M.?Devotionals by appt in- 8:30 P. M.?Sermon Rev. E. T? I P. Peterson.-' Music?Mt. Zion Ch Collection. Announcements. Adjc 1U-. ..." - r 4 ' SUNDA 9:30 A. M.?Sunday School Cone lu" hart. of 10:00 A^-M.?Topics:?(a) s"The qi_ Bynum. <b) "The B. Y. P. U., th< Miss Josie Belle White. Solo?Re *rs 11:15 A. M.?Missionary Sermoi dj_ Music, Antioch Choir. Collectio 3:00 P. M.?^Devotionals led by ! rse Greatest Obstacle in World-wide E ay 3:30 P. M.?Closing Sermon, Rev. ,, Music Helena Baptist Church cl Adjournment, rk, Rev. J. C. WHITE, President, j_0 Rev. J. M. MYERS, Treasurer, nd _tary, No_3-Ann Street, Gre< 1 ville, S. C., or Dr. ^Francis ias Rowley, president, An]eric Flfrtfttne Educational Socie ^r- 180 Longwood Avenue; Bosti JAagS. .. ..... v er- Rev. J. B. Taylor, D. I ^ Stmdfty"e angeburg, S. C.. the new Dist: re- Superintendent of th6 Orangebi "i - : V ?J" ' ' ' _ - ,MOTTO TiEADBif ? pi ? ?i Y LEAVES :-; t of Current Poetry I'M D. ROBINSON. ? Department must be typewritteni "real? liped and addressed' return Envelope, JColunihin, S; to?the Editor-of "tlus sts will be printed under your own pirants, this is your chance to develop ment offers ~KIs services to anyone de- ' or any occasion, such as epitaphs, me* idship,-or topics for programs of all sweet experience of falling into the swee Lasted the bitter fruits of disappointmen he^-heart of the Author when he was pas youthful career: 4 PPOINTED. d in vour eves, aline to the ^kies^ ht fading, dies. *ering in the skies, red in my heart, and plays its part. m your hoart, ging dart ? ideals sought, your love-hope brought, hat yon taught,?= : =t a?td brought to nought ? >in my loss, " " 1 to my cross,? ~Z. ? e, torn, I toss, lot my loss. ^ M& unafraid, ??? ireaming, played, ping at his KgacT " ? Pleasure's'grove untrue love, imen's arms, ove's purer charms. ,uu forget; < ---? -- " . WPPt". "flnrl line burning* breast, ?= ~ 'hisperingr rest.? - r " not_facget. Hinis purer yet, - i . 1 leep ,regret, loul forget; "~_r " - " . ?jr me pure. II "" I p me sure. " ere alone? - ?" - . ien bright she shown, ness blazes on: ll descend; gs Instill ascend. t! I arrr free. h thy shrnnd nn wM " ross life's sea, '* " ? aver self to me. >f purer life. - ? ? ck to the strife. r own shall come ? "shores of Home. ; tfUNITY GET-TOGETHER MEETATI ltjriDT l?ir i? /-in.tt..... ni n e/d iitj i ivi . ll. 3fi?_ <The Third Sunday.) L be rendered as fellows: i ??~ >y thp rhoir. z? . - " . Miss C. B. Singleton lies 2 ^rrrl Mr. I. S. Leevy ? Benedict College Glee Club ? 1 Judge C. J. Kimball ? Allen University Singing By choii Mrs. V. M. Holloway e following:' Prof. C. A. Johnson, Prin Mrs. C. IX Saxon, Trea^. Fairwold Indusid girls; Mrs. L. J. Rhodes, Prop.. Good wrvey, -hiGuraneo-and Banking;-Mr. P. M. ?1_ Rev. H. N. Smith MANE UNION AND SUNDAY SCHOOL ELD WITH ANTIOCH BAPTIST TY, S. C., FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MAR. 27-29, 1925. CKAFION, Paotor.? t ?: DAY NIGHT. ' 1 j: ducted by Bros. M. S. Stevens and J. B. nr^-Rev. AttenTr Dixon or Lie. Wm: K '^7 ** * ' ~ :hoir._ Collection. Announcements. AY StRRVfCEgl ? ' Deapons Henry Owens and L. C. Cook. u tgatOT. Reeepliun and leading letters. Ministers. ds,?the"Trrre^ Vine," Mrs. L. C. Ciafton le," Mrs. Odelle Speeder a Activities,"-Mrs. BdsSfe Moorman. aeons W. L. Lyles and J. H. Wajters. Srist, Rev. H. W. Long, Pastor of First -Moore. liniments. ^ ? fampton, Pastor Fifth Baptist or Rev. W ibir7 Chapin. rurnment. Y SERVICES: :ert Bros. E. E. Cornwell and W. S. Book i TrainingSCamp toY^"he^ptistXhur^/ v. J. C. White. n, Rev. J. M. Myers or Rev. J. C. White n. Recess. Dinner. Supt. I. T. Russell. Topic: "The Church's Ivangelism," Bro. Thos. Williams. H. M. Taylor or Rev. L..C. Crafton. hoir. Collection. Reports of committees Rev. W. P. PETERSON, V.-Pres. E. E. CORNWELL, Clerk l District of the South Carolina M. E H. Church will preach at'Wesley M. E ,an ?hurch. Gervais and Barnwell Sts. ,? Sunday "morning atr 11:30 ~ o'clock This is the first visit of Dr. Tayloi since -his appaointment to this jj>is trict. He wilt hoid-4r? first quarter!} conference at Wesley Church Mondaj )t) night at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. ,Tay?or i: one of the n^t prominent ^ of his church in the state and wel riot educated. He is refuted to be i preacher of mueh eloquence. . 1 _ 1 || rjpn saLe and Scalp Soap", Face Powders a Deodorant, Vanishing Cream, Cold g | Create. -Talcum Powders, Toilet WatrSJ eETffouauet. Fprfuma, PORO SYSTEM | SCALP and HAIR TREATMENT Mme. Edith Holmes 2 No. 9 THOMPSON ROW |r~ NEW BROOK LAND, S. C. ??- , - ! U THE ROSK SHOP The Rose Shop is being operated . __ by " " *< - ' Mis. GeurithrOVerbv ~?j nr. ini <? ?^u??r*c? h?a r iuwcrs, riuraj; Designs at Reasonable" Prices I Mine. Ruff Poro Hair Dressing Parlor - lo boing~opci,ated~ar lhb~5armr~ ?$tldressr~ Rose Shop Open on Sunday. C _ Hours: 9:30 A. M._tn S-30 P. M '< 1010 Washington St.: Phonf?2Q99: 3 " Alonzo P. Hi :: 1 .? INCORPQ1 I 0UNDERTAKERS a : Ftineral Supplies^ 1012 Washington S/U, PHOJ rFor HIGH CLASS 'CIKAXIN JOSEPH REE 1014 Gervais Street, ?? Special Attpntiqn ftjven t^ J X ALL WORK GL J* WwX"K'?>K"WMXHi*?H,*X">X"X"!"W''; ' S Office Phonc_C020 ? * ' ; -. ,; j| N. J. FBE1 Attorney.at-Law an X- Practice in all Courts r| . ~ .*. 11IB Washington Street, | X 11 JJIJtap JI .:."T - TAILi -Hg ? -Gleaning?Pressing -LjS-?1?? - Neatly Done. Suit: f|? ? Wuik Called l or T|f ? TELEPHO: g 11181/, Washington Strreet, R<-X-X-X-X-X-X-X~X-X-X-X-X-X " ? ' ~~ | ~ REESE'S DR I MRS."P. R. RF A Full Line of Patenl , jji Cigarettes and Tobaccc Ma3am C. J: Walker^ : S: Times./ Ice Cream and | PHONE J 1422^Assembly Street. 4 ; ?- C- _ -r^ . I P. A. SI ?-Cleaning,- Pressi and Dyeing."^A1 r-S ~~ an teed. - ! s 1017 Washington St., v ? ^HEN IN COLUME ;|J/ T" BROADWAY I f| EVERYTHING SAN1TA1 ; | FISH and [\J , IN SEA -i? D. w. woe 11- 1108 Washington Street, ' ???0 ? 0??????????????< TTTftEE NELSON'S** BBMiTY .. PARLOR Hair Dressing of \ ~ AU Kinds. : Mme. Josephine KelsonV'MgT. l$17 Wheal St., Columbia, S. Ci_ ? *-? - ' V - r-^1. Gardner's Hair Poma.de " - sent |yr~mail 25 Cents Per "Box Gardner's Hair Pomadei Co. ??Atlanta, Gd. 5= =a"" srdy & Co. ?-?= tATEiy?? =* . ' ' < C nd KMBALMEBS? =*= it Lowest-Prices .. *IE 3922 Columbita, S. C. G and PRESSING ^ IP D,/Tailoring ^ I Columbia, S. C. *? f)ul of Town Customers. X ARANTEED. $ i Residence ,Phone6798 $T~ ~ JEKiCK | d Notary Public. - $ ~ ?State and JMeralr? | Columbia, S. C. ? X "X-XuXw.'tX^'v1!' 'I' v !' !-?? !? ERTSGN == =i== DR. ; l f?an-d Altering- -. s Made To Order.? g and Delivered. _ I NE 4003 g Columbia, S. C. ? ?>? ? ; ' '. 't - yf UGSTORE SESE, Prop. I. ; Medicines. Cigars, is. A Full Line of 21 r? ^ .1 C ssocias. , r 7820 ' vt;:1 ? Columbia^ -Si -. ? j :&xyxtajxu*x>:ac^^ : VIITH j mfi^ vAkering ?,?r?j r ; -; 1 Work Guar- . jj[ Columbia, S. C. : \; T3 V ~X~X~X*X~X~X~X~X~X*<X~X~X* .;. HA, EAT AT THE ?^-1 )AIRY CAFE , | tlY AMD UP-TO-DATE X iSON. ?J?' ~ )D6, Piop. : Colqmfila, &. f - ' v ^? -? -.^. 7T* ^y.