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Saturday, MaFch 28, 192S.
t J i I Peace on Earth, w:?\\l
i II z I Kindness, Justice] 5 | H
* \\o V and Mercy to < J >if
x \\C\Every Livingjj^fj
|
1 National Humane Week and
s' served.this year in practically
every country round tfie globe.
- In South Carolina announcements
were given to the naners
this week that Dr. L. P. Hollis,
"^^Supt. 6r^tKe Parker Mills Dis
1 trict schools of Greenvilte conn?j
ty will address both wtufrft and
4- colored people at the Phyllis
, Wheatley Auditorium at Green^
jr ville, April ,19th, "Humane SunV
t? day." At. the^same time Prof.
i \ jira David Finson, a Yale grad
-uate?and professor of English
at Morris College, Sumter will
college dhapel: Mr. Z. M. Matris
is the president of the Band
of Mercy, one of the outstanding
organizations at the college.
- 'lie meeting in t.hp infprpat of
Humane education at the 6th
?^Avenue High school auditorium,
"Hendersonvttleri N. C., at which
-??tiiiie_Seyrnout Carroll, held sec~
retary and V. Stanley McDowell
I1 managing editor of The Asheville,
(N. C.) Enterprise" will be
the principal speakers;
Successful Sunday after nodp
I humane meetings have been held
^ during the month at Newbrery
in the Court,Jiouse, sponsored
by J. Douglass Williams, M. D.
, and at Gaffney under the leadership
of Rufus H. Foster, a lncal
undertaker.
< _ Interesting Booth for Teachprs.
Hundreds Visit Booth at Con*
vention.
During the South Carloina
[ ^ State Teachers Association- a
very interesting. booth with humane
erinr.at.inn litprnfnra~waa
on display. Hundreds of pam
phlets, buttons and other literature;
and copies t)f "Our Dumb
Animals," were given away to
m?* th(rTeachers of the'State: The
V booth was made possible thru the
r -n.mein;aii numane ?.aucation
Society of 180 Longwood Ave.,
Leaflets and literature were
atscrgiven out thru tne Kindness
k 77 of Miss M. 0. Yarrow and Mrs.
W "7 R. Stanets, of Clarksboro, N. J.;
Mr. F. IL Lewith, president ^f
1^= BE KINDr^cr
Help Make the
APRIL 13-18. HIB
Ir^This i8_ the_tiiE
PEOPLE to talk it
PRfeSS to publisTT U
. TEACHERS to teach it
MINISTERS to preach it
~ NOTICE ? ?
l Columbia,. S. C., March 25, 1925.
r To the Moderators of the Baptist
Unions of the Association of
South Carolina,
Dear Brethren:
At the last meeting of the
- Baptist State Convention, the
following RECOMMENDATION
with reference to our Unions
was approved: "We recommend
___ that every Baptist Union in the
state be asked to fake a special
- collection at each of its regular
meetings for State Missions, and
Ilia# the1 same-b?-twat. t.n thft cqerejjMiridrngL^err.ptflry,
Dr, P.-P.
Watson, 2021 Marion St., Columbia,
S. C." %
* ~~7"7 It is impossible for your General
Missionary and his assistant
to meet you in your various
meetings, hence we appeal to
you for"a donation in the interest
of State Mission. Wd can
jfc -
J?:r
merican Humane ji
.ducation Society |
News Review I
umane News Service Bureau 'P,
- 9 Ann Street ^
TIONAL HUMANE WEEK |
\pril 13th, to 19th, 1925
of Charleston, S. C.; the Ameribany,
N. Y. and the American
Humane K'*'lr>n +Ifljft Snm'n*y gf
Boston m aHpjt pr^^h1n fn.ti
the hnotV* i-v?? i.:.?
?"g> v.vjii vnamn.
j " ' f
TEXA? COLORED SCHOOL
Rev. P. Rivers Barnwell Doing
"Active Work.
The importance of humant education
as directed by the National
Congress of Parents and
Teachers-is Being emphasized
by the national chairman on humane
education, Mrs. Jennie R.
|Nichols, of Tacoma, Wash. At
;the last national convention of
led the prize painting offered for
the state showing the best recj
ord in humane, education" work
| through the Congress. .
Every Parent-Teacher "Associjation
in that state" devotes one
Itjrogram a^year to humane edu,cation.
Humane Leagues,, are
jbcing funned in rural schools.
;Po3tcr contests were held ~duriing
Be Kind, to Animals Week,
tlD,000 beautiful posters - being
1 1? i ^ r***
-rttttxxxx: uy scttgui xmraren. 1 nree
rtoving cups were?^wa rded as
school being one of the winners,
r- To make it possible ior every
association to make progress in
-a definite wayr Mrs. Nichols is
mailing program outlines and a
packet of humane education
helps. , . r
A chairman of humane....education
is being placed in every
state branch of the national
Cnogress and these, in turn, are
appointing local chairmen. One
Humane Club of Sseventy-eight
members in the school to which
her-assoeiation-ie attached.
An awakening to the real
]3hase of true education and the
supplying of sources of helpful
material has been the first aim
The loving cup awarded in
_Texas is a~part of the work of
t.heRev.F. ?Rivers Rarnwpft,
field secretary of the society of
Fort Worth. Texas ~and well
: :Known here. _
ANIMALS WEEK _ j
Week"a SUCCESS '""J
1ANE SUNDAY APRIL \9. jg
I *8
KINDNESS TO
ANIMALS ??|
' I
^-only do our best W the objects
for which the Convention stands
by your generous cooperation
Hoping to hear from you after
your meetings of March 28 & 29,
I remain yours to serve
P. P. Watson, Gen'l. Missionary.
May Use Gibbons As Dempsey
Shock Absorbed
I.
(By The Associated Negro Press.)
New York, March?Harry
Wills and" Tommy Gibbons will
meet in a 15-round match at the
: milk fund bouts art he Y anl^ee"
Stadium, May 29th, providing
the managers of the two principals-can
be given assurance
that there is no possibility of a
title match with Jack Dempsey,
heavyweight chanmim before
fall. This was' revealed by Tex
Rickard, promoter of the bouts,
Monday, following a conference
.a '. -
THE PAT,MET"
[I ' ,_; _ :-: STRAY LI
! ig A Department dFT
f g ;r.:; - "~Ily WILLIAM I).
; g (All contributionsrto this Depart]
> ?? poetry," accontpatiled by stamped a
| g and sent K^-diCl's Taylor St., Col urn
! ? *eoinir,ri
r o AtnaU uvs and poet-asprrants,
S ~ tha'-admit, if you liavwt it.)? _; ,
i - xhc ialilor ol'-this Department *o
g sirinK poems On any subject for afiy
? jnorianis, e.f)ro.s:dons Of friendship,
;; 8 kinds- ?. ?,_?
" .i* '
' . While liftenilur to a sermon 1)y I
vary several ban Jays ago, his use
worlds," inspired me to-mut his thot
poem inspired by his sermon.
am LITTLE \
By William Di .
What would life be if all
Fell upon each of us,
Was torn by humanity'*
and blood???
All life would be one "lor
'""Of suli'ering and .agon
Eut 'tis not thus: The
And knows Hot that her
Breaks. 'neath its loat}
Each in his lit lie wftHd
Lives 1bus so near cai
.... The yoith, dny-drcarnin;
The shy, sweet maiden
The brokenhearted and.
Each Iii-a_ijttter world*
Alone, yet to each other
?? Wo live our little lives
^-WMlrin^he titty"-eirclo uf
. ? The?rnother has her jit
Solving her"daily problci
Kinging her only pleas
; i Lrignieniii;,' the IivesoT
i~~ -Liringrto make her IV
Each.in his.little world,?
? -Tkc^ ITcu" and poor, th<
-Xhu uc^aat-and- the prii:
Lives ouT his little lri;e>
Nol aru.jjN iniderstandir
Like hermit.crabsHipo
True, true. we. often oln>
And for a_ moment, me
Often Love"or. -a comma
L"s- fur t lie rnomonl.: hi
Retreats, Within its hern
By walls of simple pai
But Life-Would be a daffi
If never lived a soul b
We need moreC'hrists, it
More love and feliowshij
Best our .shells become
Love-Hints us "all upfn a
And Lnds us to each c
? * ?'Vet shields'us from all-c
'By giving each of iis a
In which we live our lit
1.. _ . TBI _ , ,1" x-jin or. .)).iea,sunv,?]
; r- \er. *: *r?3- r*. r*??cnnc*TT-.nwfc'.c^
j-WlOGRAMME OF Tfffi GETIISK.MAXE
-CONVENTION, TO tffi TTEEI) \V
CTIVUCH, PjiOSPERl'i V, S.
1' DAY ANI> ?l XiiA-V A
REV. I.. CjCRAFT
FUinw v
t 7:3D F.-AL=7l'r.ii t-yervicos conducted*
-pSehumnhcrt. ? ... . . . i
8:00 Pi 31.?Introductory Sermon?Rev
j Reed.
T Music?Enoree Thipt El "rTimyli rln.nrv i
j Adjournment.
_ ..SATURDAY -SE
i *u:00 A. 3D?Dovoi loinE lffl Uy p-'ngnn
10:30 A. 31.?Enrollment of deleiratcs.
I lil jOQ -M.----lift i ihIiiiv:. .n m' New" 31 iliisU
-t - - lTSO-Pr tn To t rti; ~TnrTITu.:u?7" tlTF
, (b) "Fellowship with the True Vine," Mr:
_! (c) " A Wojnuii'u Place in..Church Activ
j Recess?Dinner.
i 3:00 P. M.?Devotions 1 o?.l by Deacons \
' 3:30 P. M.? Lecture "Lire of Chri'st,"
CnK-.'n-y, r.Tmvi.Pp Rovt II. M.-31 ctore
:i Announcements. A.; nlhenti
^ &lQ4) P.. M ? 1 inuutumals b^ Jtppoiirtmen
P. Peterson. Mu -ic -Tut. Z:on Choir. Ch
\ Collection. Announcements, Adjouvnmen
:4 ' t-- - SUN DAY S11R
., . 0:30 A. 31.?Sunday School 'Convert Pro
' j bartr
~t 10:00 A. 3Ty?Tojrics? = (a)' "ThCSunda
: Byiiuni; (!>) "i he 11. Y. P. IE, the Train i
I 31iss Josic Belle White. . Solo?Rev. J. C.
I 11:15 A. M.?'fti? sionnrv Sermon, Rev.
{ Music, Antioch Choir. -Colli, cl ion,?Ree
3:00 Pi M?lRuartionjU?-4?d-by-Sttptr Ir
Greatest ubstacle in World-wide Evangel i
! 3:30 P. 31.?-Closing Sermon, Rev. If. 31. '1
Music Helena BaptistTChurch choir. C
Adjournment.
Rev. J. C. 3VH 'TE?_President, A
|ilev. J.M.-MVRIWt Treasurer,
jwrth Paddy Mullins, manager bf hoi
Wills. / ^wti
Mullins withheld 'definite as- e<n
sur^nce that he wmtW sign ai'ti- \V1
; clew-for the matrlt with Gibbons ~Fil
j until Wednesday, when he wilh jei
,i\uuw utMiiuieiy wnerner mere wa
ji.s ft possibility of Wills' meeting Fh
jj3rnnpsey-fop?yomeijine 1
I this-sutnmer. Eddie Kane, ma- Ke
jnager. of Tommy Gibbons, has eOT
! already agreed to terms for the riv
, match. The winner of this fight hai
will meet" "f)erripsey in a title wo
'match later in the year. ;eit
Wills will receive a guarantee fat
of almost $150,000 for the Gib- Ri<
1 . <? , ? 1
:?? ;? "" N-y *
vt;~v ' ,t
rG LEADER
SAVES ^ . I
JurnhrTToetry?? g
UOJiTNsON. " -r , K .
mcnCmust be typrewritten, "real g_
mil addressed return envelope, S
biuy S. C., -to tha Editor of-this ?
1 be printed under your mvn -H"~
ySWv'cnutnce to develop g
ITers his services, to anyone de- io
occasion, such a"s "epitaphs, me- ?
or tox>ics for programs of- all ?
ievfcrend Moore at Second Calof
the .phrase, "Our ...little
j'yhls-intM v<*r?tP-?Hore is the?
vcnu^r r~~ _
Kobinoon. +r
?ifiEiiery heart 7
;ach other's .sweat and tears
lg dark dreary night '
y and death.
babe in innocenee, .*
breast in happiness, ?
heart in agony,
of silent grief and bitterness: as
in a shell,?
dr other, yet aparfc^-?-?- -|
g of his-maiden's -kmr,
sighing for her lover,
the disappointed;?
together, vet apart, |
Strongly bound,
, each in his shell.
hur_home,
^tie-world alone, ~ ?
ns as they come,
.pre and her dparpwt Jm
those around hery It
ome a little T^avenT"
ra
-the young and old;?
r idler and the toiler,??b ,
ice,?-each in his^world. ~~5
i alone.-half understood '?
ig; tliiiV Vve live- ? - >;
n the shores of life.' '.
>p each-other's hand,
rge bur tiny spheres; /
n cause unites
it the deeper self alone, k
lit cell, shut in , ?
n?forgetfulness. f v
: and dreary place, .|
ut for itself: - C~~ * '.?!
lore J Tmls and. Socrates,?. -3
i dark, bitter Calvaries", - ?
> and helpfulness, = }<
i but selfish prisons. 3
common
cell, V
ther with its cords; ~ \
rushing Misery,. . !|
tiny, worhtspartr^
tie lives alone/ : ^
irf or happinesa,--. &
t'NIOX AND SUNDAY SCHOOL ?
ITII ANTIOCH BAPTIST O
C., FRIDAY, SATUIt- . ?
LAR^-?7-20. 1025. ^
ON, Pastor. ' : " g
1UHT.. 1 i
by Bros, Mt^St Stevens and .T T? ' ^
. Allen T. Dixon or Lie. Wm. H. 3
Collection. Announcements.
It VICES: ' ~ s
Henry Owens^andJL^C, Cook. .
Deception and reeling
- True Vine," Mrs. L. C. Crafton; o
s. Odelle Speede. 0
ities," -Mes. Bessie Moorman. 3
C
V. L. Lyles. and J. H. Waiters. 3
Rev. II. W. -Ltfng, Pastor_of?First 0
:? , - c
fs' .f " ,,|
n, Pastor ?i?th-Bnptlot or Itcv. W. =$
npin-L- : ' ; 3
it. - - . ' ~ .0
VICES: ' ?
Sr-E.- E. Cormvcll and~ W. SrBook>
- - ' -
y.Xiirnoi'yr- -MiPfl Lnura y
ng Camp for-tbe Baptist Church."__s
Wjiite. 1 t.
J. ftL Myers or Rev .1 fi \vv?if? 0
ess. Din tier. * ~ ~7 S
"T.'Rgsscll. Topic: "The Church's g
sin," BTCJ7 Thos. Williams, ', <3
Caylor or Rev. L. C. Crafton.
Collection. Reports of committees. S
c
Rev. W. P. PETERSON, V.-Pres., 9
E. E. CORNWELL, Clerk, o
1 1 t 0
is match, Rickard intimated 0
en he said it would almost
tal the guarantee give? to "
lis when "he fought Lucius .
'po at Boyle's Thirty Acres in
:sey City last summer. Wills ji
s guaranteed $150,000 for the
w "match. i_ j
Etickard told Mullins that Jack $
arns, Dennpsey's manager had $
if erred,with him upon his.ar- |
New York Sunday and
i~ informed h 1 m" that- DcmpKey *?
uld not be itx shape to meet jji
her Wills or Gibbons before
1. Kearns further intimated, j
:kard said, ,^that Dempsey J
would .uuLulullcnti. hi.s a- J
matchTu-w'TTi RicHirri wa > not
one of tlu: f)!'oTtiif'ilci's ntHl that*
his onnumot would not receive
more than 8011,000. This ii#- *
urc war sot fy ICrHrn--, lioc.i
of the fact t.liat DoiDjiSoy^ reGcived
but >"'27, oOQ/when'h^et ""
and defeatcct^SaCITi31
toatoh?at-Toledo, 'Judy 4, 1 DTttr 1 *j 1
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me. Josephine Nelson, Mgr.
17 Wheat St., Columbia, S. C.
THE ROSE SHOP _1_
! being operated
?a Ky
Mrs. (ieorgia Overby
. nrd Wax'Flowers.' Floral ;
-ijrns at Reasonable Prices
}q: ItulT Poro Hair Dressing
l'arlor _____ 1 ..
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Address . * .
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