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'-? '{... REV. E. P. G." DENT, A. B., S. T. B.
Pastor of St John A. M. E. Church
lected Dean of Theology of Kittrell'
College, at Kitrrell, N. C.?Rev. I
> . Dent finished A. B.. <it Allen Unj-'
versity in l'J20, and finished S. T.
B., at Boston "University in 102.1.'
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RECEPTION PLANNED-TOR
" " . "Prof, c. a. johnson
. T?pv T V Bnykin.?pastor?of thy
Union Baptist0 Church, 1010 Divine
Street, responding to a strong itemand
_ among his members and, knowing that
they vppvn7<n?t tlm ffi'nnni] pnpulnwl
sentiment of Columbia's colored citi- j
~ T~ zens. plans a reception at his church
' to Prof. C A. Johnson, retiring principal
of Booker T. Wgshi/igton Hi:
y the educational work of the city for
the past eleven. years.??-?????
"'Prof. Johnson goes to Columbia lin'
iversity for post work on a leave of
absence and the Union Baptist church
,* through its energetic- and congenial
J pastor, feels-'mpved to do this faithful
- : and popular public servant an honor
1 that all Columhia feels is justly duo
him.
?- Though his, work as a school man,
has largely taken his time, yet in "civ
Lc. .religious. and-, business- life - Prof. .
Johnson always responded by his
tynelv and sound advice, as well a>>
actual service on thecommittees7 in
anything that planned for the further
apce .of his people. *?- Union
Baptist church-and Columdia
-L,- . in generajy-nope lor i you. jonnson a;
most pleasant and profitable stay and J
7 look with^Gonfidenec to his return to J
us, broader and bigger to have this!
-community share in the wisdom and
f -?ta*uth that he will gather while away.
~ Rev. DimIT, uhn-has been
pastoring in Padueah, Ky , passed
through the city this \Ceek, enroute
to Kittrell College.* Kittrell, N. C., j
- where .he will begin his duties as |
[ ' Duii uf Tlmuluny theNl. f
I bei r
jf STATE-EAt
; The
I The 1925 Colored g
to 31,1
fr - win be "BIGGER and TO
? -Make your selection
f are being made at the S
tival of South Carolina's
-Contracts closed wittl Rice
v Clean Shows of an Educational
'til 5:00 o'clock p. m. Mother-^g
this show last year got a Cash P
Qr Lancing Tour namemt-di*-ILace
tests. Accompanying these spoi
Three Bands Competing tor li pr
Allen vs. Benedict. Last year
the state, will be here to root foi
A Special train, contemplate
-s>partanl>urgJ^=tJQnesvitlEr
"iT ~" Thursday morning.-?So, that' da
(Whether- this train develops or
?jp~' travel.) Many will come by au
rfr ?:r FRIDAY
i | . On Athletic Field, the young*
' K - f?at to Wilson Hi. ; and Wilson
'ft ^ace Track same
and Thursday.We are-offering 1
K than ever, to say nothing for the
FROM 3:30 0
K. the U. S. Automotive Club of C
ft Cars and drivers from all over t
BL Prepare vour exhibits?Let
Kc a proud people,
jjy' The Fair Authorities have f
ft programme and ample proteefioi
?WL\ with others and see also, how yo
f published a list of name
r any persons who took
evidence, we will cheerfi
asMttfirton Street, * Cotumt
mmm 11 jiuui
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^eprro Postmaster Dies. h
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Continued from Page 1.
Mr. W. M. McKnight did not t<
lie. He did as the poet says: b
'He went like one who wraps g
lie drapery ot his couch about 5
liuiand lies down. to pleasant ~
Ireams." <
?Atty. E. A. PARKER 1 _
0 Reporter.
Colored Boy Beaten.
Continued from Page 1. -?
the nigger-I whipped yester- day?"
he inquired. Gr^nderson
Goolsby replied: "That is my
son. I brought him down here ^
to reason with him, talk it over anrl
'? "ITi!
ciiiu ^ivc oauoiavuuii. v nliplgue
said: "No. Look out, I
am going to kill him," immediately
firing two shots from a~^
pistol. Goolsby then took a rifle 1
from his buggy and shot the I
white man. . ZZ " ~ ~ 1
Granderson Goolsby was sub- c
sequently lynched by a mob. The '
oont Ulyiioca Goolsby, wliu liad^
been beaten, testified he had ^
who assaulted him, that he had'
done his utmost to gt.-rhts ljiigify
out of the way on the road. He *
said, at his trial ? ? 1
and I never gave *a white mail a"^
cross word, .1 had nothing in I1
my heart against'anybody.
OVOV QC mnnli n.Li ?An AAI.1/4 1
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ESTATE NOTICE. t
All persons having claims against
tbtTestate of Jesse J. smith, deceased,
^r8Vje.th?Xieby.JiQtifie<i.td-file-.?h.e same,
July v|erjj^hwjt^i ^^undersigned. _
and thoseinaeMeato^iuaestate will
please make payments likewise.???>
MAUDE .SMITH, Administratrix,
809 'Hampton Street, ~j
Columbia?Sr d.
Sept. 14th, 1925. l
NOTICE. ,
Mrs. Julia Humphries Hi
DRESSMAKING AND REPAIR ?
SHOP ?1 l
MEN CLOTHES^ REPAIRED
HIRT MAKING A SPECIALTY j I
716 ASSEMBLY STREET
PHONE 7593. " T
?R! BET
R Grows Better
Reader may' supply the^ Verses.
>tate Fair which beg
the PrimeJDaysjrfjh
ETTER" than ever in its
s Now! Hundreds of re<
ecretary's Office, respectii
; Colored Group.
Bros. Carnival, "which guarantee
nature.
NO ADMISSION TUESDAY,
-"Baby ShW" and Farmers' Con
rize^_ Twins got ?5.00 each. '
YEDNESDAY-?"DERBYJDA.Y,"
-Trat'k, While on the Athletic Fiel
:ts, the crowds will bp pntertnirti
izer playing the sa-me airs as the}
1URSDAY?ANNUAL CLASSIC..
- Benedict triumphed. Friends ol
* their favorite. =* '
:d from AsheviHe, N. C.} takin?rQ
Union, Santuc and wa?y, arrivin
,y, the old "North State*' "WtllJafi
not, rates have already been gr
to, as we . have ample "Free Par
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?BOOKER T. III AND WILSO?
er folks will have their day. "i
says iUcan't be done twice in si;
day from 12^30 to 3:30 the usua
arger purses and the Races will 1
Derby, which is an entirely new
>N FRIDAY AND ALL DAY SA1
olumbus, Ohio,will stage two days
he country will be in attendance.
or you the grounds a-nd buildings
i; so, send exhibits, come xourae
ura that you did not send is even
s for whom we had checks, but <
premiums any time, will furnish
illy mail them checks.
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na PALMl
old on ? pin pointy against any
fhite folks ?
Ulysses Goolaby ia ^xeported
3 be an honest, hard-working
oy. -die has been in the Georia
chain gang for ten years.
lffort? are now being lhade to
btf'in parole or pardon for him.
- Atty. Sophie Boaz
hacliciiig Attorney and?brfb
iant social worker of Chicago,
11., who is the Directress of the
>25,000-campaginby the Alumni
>f FiskvUnivdrsity. . ??
iVOMEN'S MISSIONARY OOCIETY
OF OLIVE BRANCH.
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Balesburg, S. C., Sept. 1U.?
;ty of Olive Branch Baptist
hl'irch is doing a great*work,
Dur meetings are held on the
irst and third Fridays in each
nonth, careing for the destitute
ind also raising money for the
lomes of the'old folks. I don't
ihinkjye can do a better thing
;han tqllow the golden rule.
Mrs. Mary Williams, Pres.,
Mrs. Mamie Johnson, Sec.
NOTICE.
r'^liiTV.Kio T nAnn. \T<-> 1 1 LT ?C
_ -i. -Jl.j xv. ui
P., wilt meet- at its Castle Hall,
ear of _]\Ir. L S. Leevy's store,
Saturday evening, Sept. 12tTi,
it 7:30 p. m., to confer the He aldic
Degree. Members of the
ibove named Lodge are requestid
Jo be "present.
Visiting Pythians, welcome,
ly Order of :r_'???
s. H. Ieclain. c r.
E. R. LEWIS, K. R. & S,
TEkr :
Now, (xaraAi)
itu vy V/ A V/UlUlX fa f
ie Fall, _ 1
history. ^
quests for jnformaiion
rig this Annual Fall FesisTan
enteiHammg TTidway of
ference. Each Baby attending
d, Pass Ball and other Ball Conad
hy a-Grand?Band Contest.
r march pass the grand stand.
' the two schools in and out of
g in Columbia-at?,10 o'clock
l the gueot of -the -JPalmetto:
anted, which assures cheaper
king Space." . : _
* HI. Booker
T." Ili." declares deLCcession^__Welit
we'll see what
1 Horse Races; also Wednesday
be Snappier and more exciting
feature. x
urdayT
i Automobile and Bicycle Races,
the thrift and the progress of
AIT i-x- x:
Ujfiuu wc niacin, exit inculcating
ilf and see how yours compare
i- better than the "others" that
lid not know the addresses; if
names, addresses and the neq
Hclfln Ma
The State Convention a
Great Success.
The State Convention of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-j
- *ioftary Society met at Abbeville,'
:etrurcti, Rev. Albert Long, Pastor,
Sept. 2-4. 1925. Mrs. R. C.
Chappelle, is President.
_ On.Wednesdav night, the chief
features were a reception and loc?l
program. - The Address of
Welcome was delivered by Mrs.
Emma R. Wilson and 1;he re
r.ponfrc waa delivered b>' Mrs.
Rovena- Perrin, of Charleston.
Mrs. Eula White is the l.ocal
Tresident. ,
Thursday morning the ?onven.
tion opened with a sermon by
""Dr. B. J. Ramscy^tiresiding JEl-_
cter of -the Abbeville District.
Reports from the Conference
Branch Societies showed an increase
over' last year. The PalnTetto~
Conference led the st,atej.!
The report from the state-at^,
large shows that $5,445.00 rais-'
ed during this year. Discus? j
sions and papers were given by I
' Airs. \Vinton \Villiams, Mrs. Lucy
CoHfaiSr Mrs MT-b.Andeison.
. "Mrs.'.Harriet L. Hawkins. The
- following appeared-on the program
during the night sessions:
Mrs'. Edna Alston, M, JL. Ander
sun, L. K. Nelson, n A. Perrin:
S. E. Brown. Rev. Alhort Long,
13 n TT n! A 11 TT
ivcv. xj. ji. ouns, >uien univer-1
sity. Bishop W. W. Beckett
: was present antradded much to^
the Cpnvention by way of advice
and?emu?uragemcnt: He?ex-,
" expressed himsell as .being highhj
ly pleased with the meeting and
the adhlmiktrat^nn of the Mis-.
. sionary work under the leadership
of Mrs." Chappelle. He exemplified
ti fatherly spirit which
made the Missionary spirit burn
brightly.. Mrs. ffchappelle. and
Mrs. Simmons gave Bishop Beck
ett much encouragement ami
sistanee>_'i? his Program for
t he M'eirieripY ('hurch in South
iAiidea.
As usual, the election of offi- eers?was-?interesting.
There
some false prophecies. All of
the officers were enthusiastically
re-electpd as flolows: President,
Mrs. R. C. Chappelle; Vice
Presidents, Mrs. P. K. Crawford
Secretary, Mrs. ^ftena J. Clarkr
- i^rresponamfr~^crcTarry, Mrs.
Emma Wilson; Treasurer, Mrs.
Lula K. Nelson; Statistician,
Mrs. Rovena Perrin; Superintendent
of; the Juvenile Societies,
Mrs. M. L. Anderson; Chairman
' of the "Ways arid Means Comfnittee,
Mrs.. Annie Sanders.
Some of the prominent ministers
present were: Revs. W. G.
Owens, E. A. Adams, T. J. Miles,
"l. J. 1'ruitt, J. W. Douglass, A.
J. Martin, P. W. Gary, W. F.
Rice, D. H. Sims, K. Curry, A.
I^ngy M. G. Williams, T. F. Harper,
B. J. Ramsey, J. C. McCiella<p,
W. J. Crawford, S. Simmons
and !. J. Miller.
(MrsO Annie Mac Sims^
, Rpnnrfpr
Miss Helen Bailey, left Monday for
Camden, S. where she^goes to
teach in the Jackson High School,
We "hope her much success- in her
"Terms work. ' :'
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nVfpfM'rln8 Pnmptiny F.ihll)lt at By
President Hellin and Sales Manager Cral
UNDERTAKER HURT Greenville,
S. C., Sept. 10.?Natha
iel Thackston, of the tlrm of Bltrgs
Thackston Undertaking Co., was s<
iously hurt here last rtfglit on Pendl
ton. street, \vnen his car went into
ditch.?Others in the ear were: =Sfi
Jannie Rogers; Miss Anna Burns a
Miss* Johnson. They ~ were taken
the hospital, where they remained f
From O
To CHA
Friday, Sc
Via SOUTHI
For The Burial -/
land and Ca
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We are asking our ma
on this trip-Good Order bj
of Refreshments will be c
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Leave Orangeburg (Last Stop)
Arrive CHARLESTON
children under 1j
Returning?Leave CHARLESTON
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MISS MARY C. AUSTIN 1
-IN .GREENVILLE ~ *
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te- Greenvilfc?, S. C., Sept.- 9.?Miss - ' ?
" a 'Mary C Austin, formerly of this city,
issr: but now of Ne^-Yorfcr returned lb ~
nd, Greenyille yesterday, after an ab- I
to j"H6nt'e-uf two years,- to-spend tftnt-falb?? * -cT
'of j?nd winter with her parents "6"ri""East
i Park Avenue. ' d
RSION
LUMBIA
RLESTOIN?n>pt.
18, '25_
i:RNw RAILWAY _l
k l o v_r n _i
lhoun Counties
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my friends to c'onie and join us
r being orderly yoTTrsetf^-Plenty
>n Board-Base Ball COLUM- _
1. A. Woodward, Martager.
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5 YEARS OLI) HALF-FARE.
10 P. M. Same Day.
! STORE. 1122 Assemhlv Street. =
Noble Shepherd, Manager, Congaree, S>C. HAULING
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tv Motor?Trucks- at- 4>
s specialize in longf
Household Goods. *j1
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