The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 17, 1925, Page FOUR, Image 4
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Saturday, October 17, 1925.
If you kill a man, don't fry to
play crazy- unless you "have a
barrell of money. Only millionaires
can get away with such
According to the latest estimate
of the Census Bureau, the
city of Columbia contains 41,
225 persons; a slow but steady
growth being indicated. 7
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?1??* ? Th^paodern man is on his
way back to the altars of worship,
but the modern woman
7^ daily is growing more astray,"
says. Cardinal Hayes. Any
_ modern congregation ^ hnwpypr
. shows,that the coming of man
is very slow while the going of
woman seems Tslower. v
_____ Colored youths of to^ay may
have forgotten <or they never
knew, but, it is a fact that South
Cnrnlirm Vip,? hw>n rpnrp><pntpr1
guished colored men." Hon.
George W. Murray being the
last one. They all served in the
?? Hgu?&- of- Representatives. ?
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The State - Colored Fair will
open within the next 10 days?
October 27th, Why not the
colored citizens of the State
make this the biggest and best
yet? It will be ju?dr what 'the
less". If every one in his way
work a_s hard as thn Sor-rotary,
the fair this year will indeed be
worth-while. Do nothing but
complain then there'll be" nothing
but reflection on YOU~ 1
Paul Robeson, the colored
actor, is distinguishing himself
U>y his art in England: Critics^
are rankng him as a great actor.
Perhaps after winning
"laurels in Europe, America will'
recognize him for the actor he
? :?is. Strange-btrtr?true, colored"
_ artists^ must, first win their,
spurs fn Europe before they can
hop^ to ppmp intn thair OWQ. in
America, the boasted land of
a_. , ? - O ~ " " ' f"
Destroy the Cotton Stalks. _*i
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^ T _ Farmers of the State should ,j
heed the advice now being given1]
to cut and plow under the cot- {
ton stalks as soon as the cotton !
is picked, if they, would help $
beat the boll weevil and- at?nd <
a chance of making a good cot- c
ton crop another year. Better! c
to destroy the weevil now than I
wait until the new cotton crop !s
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is growing and then try to beat
the weevil. There is no wis-;
dom in taking care of the weevil
during the winter or fitting!
him to stand the Told to emerge:
in the Spring, and the authori-i
ties on boll weevil control agrg^P
that this is done by neglecting
to destroy the cotton stalks as
soon as possible after the cot-ton
is gathered. , This pest has
much and every man should bq
ready to play his part in its destruction.
.It is presumed that
ing their duty among our farmers
in the matter. Everyrural
minister and teacher
ought help broadcast the advise
to the farmers, for the
prosperity of the farmer is the
prosperity of all. If he fails, a
dent made all along the-diner
Swat the boll weevil! _____
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Look Elsewhere Sometimes.?
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The French, because it seemed
in time past that at the bottom
of every crirhe, there was a
woman,, ehrvstilized the idea in
the expression, "Find the woman."
The modern American
idea ~isr a liTfteT different; Its
inollo is,?"Find?the Negro."
Just let a crime be' committej^
to which there are no eye witTTesses
and at once everyTofftceF
( (mclnde^Thftt it was.&ffleby a
TNegro. They afr ~enrce proceed
to round up every colored
man that looks a little sheepish.
They?seem- oh the
theory that all crimes are commited
by Negroes, so find the
Negro. - 91* courser suctra pro-eedure
is as nonsensical as the
"^sumption Is foolish. but
something must be done. Stupidity.
and inefficiency must
somehow be covered up, andthat's
the easiest way out. . So
well Is this known that crimi-j
foals of^other races disg u ise'
themselves as -Negroes, and
| while the rounding up of colored
people is going merrily_on:
the real criminal makes his escape
for good. In this community,
as elsewhere in the State,
quke a fens henioirs-erimes have
been commited and yet the
criminals have never .. been
~ quit a a lewl^lorecE
people have always been arrested.
Perhaps, there would be
more success, "if the procedure
rt>vm-KPd, at a trial
would be good.
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President?(oolidge?Qn Race
7 Hatred
The^ilresidont is the one man
-who does not go off intb hyster=ia.
Nothing seems to disturb
his serenity. Yet ho. seeyns to .
have a grasp on the things that
are worth while and when he
speaks, he hits the bull's eyd
every time. An instant of reeent
occurence was his "speech
1 bp ("on vent inn r>f tha Amnrjp^n
Legionj when in : measured
terms he denounced the folly of
face^ "fratf^T and intolerance.
ITis words chnnot be misunderstood
whom he saTch?"Th? re-sull
of the vun will be lust, and "
we shall only be entering a period
of preparation?for- another
conflict,' unless we can riemnhi- .
me iauai an ta^uiiisins,
and-create ?n attitude of toleration,
and I believe that the
place where it should begin ia at
home." No hypocracy for
him. He known-that his countrymen
make more ado ahoiTT!
charity, good will, justice and
fair play than any other people
and?practice?less?of it?rrght-~
here"in their uwri country, than my
other people on earth. He
knows, as every other intelligent
observer knows, that one
Iocs not have to took p5 other
dimes to find the cruelest kind
>f race hatred, bigotry, intolerence
and cast systems. And
,uch is not working for a great
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-THE PAUVig
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er America. The President
could not have found a better
audience either for his pronouncement.
The. _ Juegion itself
is afflicted with some of the j
things he calls attention to. American
though the organizat-l
ion calls itself, yet it is not!
freely Opened to all Americans.
But in that it. is only keeping
up the practice that is peculiarly
American, some up and Oth_ers__dowiL
The President doeq
well to* do what he can in calling
the United States to higher
grouhdsTBUFFIN,
NEWS, v'
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Kuttin 'Graded School, the
center of learning for colored
youths in this community was
opened Oct. 5th, with -Professor
! James KUey of Beaufort^ Prin,
? STATEMENT OF T
THE VICTORY {
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i Located at Columbia, S. C~., at
28, 1925.
RESOl
Loans and Discounts _ . _w
Overdrafts .?.?:
Bonds and Stock- Owned
Furniture and Fixtures _ __
Banking House ' ... ,L? _
Other Real Estate Owned __ __
f'ue i mm 4ta nks - a n<t Ha n kers^ '
urrency?rz?r. . .. I
Cold ; - " . ~
I Silver and Other Minor Coin
Checks and Wash Item's.
Exchanges' for the Clearing House
Other . Resource-.
" T o , '
.Total
LI All II
. Capital Stock Raid in . z 1771
j Interest' and Discount . _
' Undiyided.P-rxdlts,-le>^Guri ent expense
Due to Batiks and Bankers _ i .
I Dividends! Unpaid __
Individual Deposits subjwr ro:Check
Savings DciTosits i
Demand C-ortifiea tos of Deposit
Time .Certificates of Deposit
Cashier's Checks
V Total
STATE OF SOUTH "CAROLINA,
County of Richland (SS.)
Before me came G. L. Floyd, CasKior
duly sworn, says that the above and t
i of said bank, as shown by the bookj? of
? Swor.ii to anil subsuriliod before me t
J. H. J
Correct Attest:
G. Lee RatlifY
N. A. Jenkins
N. J. Frederick . .
DIRECTORS
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~ Funeral ]
And License*
All Ca Is Promptly
^Nlght.?Moior equij
I ivy rKlfclND 51 KLL1
Our Motto?4
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?r~ -Dry Cleaning, Pre
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; [ Por and Deliver.
liJtz Washing ion btM 1*11
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; EVERYTHING SAN IT A
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1' toil ctIII
??,-i?.?IN SK>
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D. W. WO(
1108 Washington Street,
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The opening was attended by aj
crowd of patrons who laid $163
on the table for lengthening!
the school term. Mrs. - Rilev.
Mrs. A* L, Ackerman and Mrs.
Minnie Risher are?the~teach-r
ers.
"The Dist. Supt. . L. G. Gregg,
held his fpurth quarterly con-i
fere'nce Friday 9th, and preached
on Sunday night giving at
most excellent sermon from I]
Peter 2:9.?The D. S. was pfridj
in full and asked to send Rev.
C. B. Brown back to the Ruffian
I Charge. ' j
I James Ackerman opened his
school at Spring Town Oct. 5,;
iwith Mrs;?Ilatlie?Henderson
and Esther Carter, teachers.""^ ~
Bro. Joe Harrison is very ill.
We pray for him a speedy recovery
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A. L. Ackerman, Reporter
Bank No. 520.
HE CONDITION OF
SAVINGS BANK
the close of business September
JRCES
$65,058.72
162.50 ?^1
5.00Q.00
3,906.81
.? ?? None.
f_ ? ? None.? ? ? =
34,236.Ci "
3.014.QQ
- 7.50 *
; - :T? 823.62
. 1,004.34 ..
1 None.
,....... 18,990.77.
---1 ? ? ? $133,704.87"
JTIES "J._,
... $12,541.50
v - 16,263.09 <-and
taxes paid I^Qne ?
None.
' vnnff. ,
~m ej ^46.517.36 "
...r - - 57,633.21?
l..-_ None...
- - 476.ua- 104,000.28 .
. ; :*y .. $133,704.871
s
of the above named -bank, who, being
oregoing statement i* a true condltnrn"
said bank. ~~
?Qr-tr. -FL-ovd.
his Gth, day of October 1025.
ohnsan, Notary Public for S. C.
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M& PRATT
Directors
3 Embalmers
Attended to Day or
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Newberry, S. C.
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? LOVE A J*
1 William F) B
It^ was a lovely rose and
Sharing its fragrance
Its beauty, like some he
A cheering delight to
One paused, impassionet
And as the heft blood in
He crushed itsjovejy
And where the pretty r
Sharingrits beauty wi
Only the thorny bush,
Brought from each w
A single rose in simple
A charming delight t
It seemed a symbol of
- And heavy hearts grc
; One' paused, enraptured
And stooping, kissed
Supported it to keep it
And bound-it to his h
T o wl^i" mill [imttiT-ri
' The fruitful bush bor
To cheer the .passer-by
. To keep him happy 1
PROGRAM OF THE FIFTY-ET
THE GETHSEMANE BAP1
? HEED WITH -5HONCOLUMH
, REV> J, C. W
Wednesday, Thursday and Frida:
(The Mother As^ociationr-or
r?tion of South-Carolina.)
WEDNESDAY?M<
9 :00 a. M.?Meeting of ,the E>
10:00 A.-M.?Devotions.
11:00 A. M.?Introductory Sern
- ' Wallaeeville, or "Rev- Z?Er
12:30 P. M.?Enrollment of Chin
2:00 P. M.?Recess for dinner.
WEDNESDAY--AFT
3:U0 ?Devotions.- 7
3:15 P. M.?Trpfi in nr'n T71 | n I'TI
-3:30 P.?M.?Moderator's- Armu;
3:45 Pi M.?Election and instal
4:00 P. M.?Welcome AddressResponse
by Deacon W. C. L
4:30.P. M.?Reception ?nd t-piwI
* ? WEDNESDAY?E\
7:30 P. M.?Solo by Mvs- Rebei
. Doctrinal Sermon bv>Rev. S*.
C. Crafion~D. D., Prosperit;
9:30 P. M.?Benedict College an<
Association by Dr. C. B. Ant
journment.
. THURSDAY?MOl
9:30 A. M.?Devotions.
10:00 A. M.?Resumption of bus
11:00 A. M.?Institute Lecture b
Columbia!
12:00 ?M.?Morris College and v
Baptists, by Dr. J. J. Starks
T700 P. M.?The relation of the
W. M. Charley, Arthurtown
glish.?General Discussion.
1:30 P. M.?Introduction of ne\
2:00 P. M.?Recess for dinner.
THURSDAY?AFTE
3:00 P. M.?Devotions^
3 ;.13TL Miemionarrd
building, Dr, P. P. Watson
vlllfe. Collection!
4:00 ,P. M.?The external evidei
Rev. T. M. Boykia,_p. D., Col
"The internal evidence of a G<
~ ^ Rice, T3-. D., Columbia. Gen<
iournrnehT.- ??5 ' 1, ~
THURSDAY?EVE
7:00 P. M.?Devotions.
? '3Q P, M? Benedict College (
-by Rev. L. C. Jenkins, A. E
Ridgeway. Collection.
9:30 P. M.?Good health essen
-Brr-J. G. Stuart, M. D., Colu
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. FRIDAY?MOMS
3T:QQ A, M. Devotions.
9:30 A. M.^lhe Wnman'w Aoxi
mane Association by Mrs. M
i0:00 A. iVh=-City Missionary Un
11:00 A. M.?Missionary Sermon
Rev. J. T. Roseboro, WinnaLc
Pastor of 2nd Baptist Church
..Report of Committees. Fir
REV. J. C. WHITE, Mot
REV. J. A. BYRD, Cler
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LEAVES :-: - - 4?
f Current Poetry : %
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artmcnt must he typewritten, "real ? *
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unibia, S. C., to the Editor of this- Q|?
will be psyjted under your own S
its, this 1s your chance to develop ?
t offers his services to anyone de- ?
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loli in.smi.?r? :
stood alone,
with the nassers-hv
avenly thing-, outshown,
the tired eye:
J by its lovely face; ' , ^
it, dre w it-up4o-h im; j
his veins did race, - ^ 1
petals from the stem.
ose had stood alone,
th each passer-by,
its flower gone,
eary 'passing one a sigh.
beauty stood,
o each passing eye,
heart-cheering good,
w light as they passed by.
by its lovely face, ' ^
it, then with gentle hands, ~ 1
s growing-grate; ^ ^
leart with tender bands, ?
jne had stood"alone;?' ~,111 '
e many lovely flow'rs
whose hopes were gone,?
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mru Hie s neeung nours. 1
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GHTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
1ST ASSOCIATION TO BE
BAPTIST CHURCH, ~ .
I A, Sr-e ?" ' .
IHTE, Pawl or. ? ^
v. Oct. 21st, 22nd and 23rd, 1925.
-oldest Negro Baptist Organiza
DRNING SESSION.'"
' ; " " " ? becutivc
Board. > .
ion Ijy the Rev. J.. M. Freeman, 1
t'ches, Ministers and messengers. ~ M
KRNOON SESSION al
Address - : ~~"
Hat ion - of ofticersr:
by Dr. D. R. Jenkins, D. D. S.
ewis, Chester. M
ing of letters.?Adjournment.? B
*ening session.
"ca Reese, Columbia.
E- Blake, Lowryviljp, or Rev. L.
I its claims upon the Gethsernane
isdel> Presidents-Collection. AHuning
session. '
dness. *
y Rev. II. W. Long, A. B., B. D.,
'hat it has Hone -for the^Negro
thp pastor, by Deacon? I
, and Deacon S. J. Dunlapf Env
pastorn and visitors. ??. ? ?
'KNOON SESSION. ?what
we are doing in kingdom ^
or Rpv^J^-W. Eaoley>-Greelcy--??
nee of a God called Minister by
umbia. - <
3d called^ Ministerhv .Key." T._,W. i
eralxtlscussion. Golleetinn. Ad- JZ1
:ning session.
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Juartette. Educational sermon
Columbia, or Rev. N. Smith,
tial tQ Christian liHefiilnesfl. hv
mbia. Ad iournment. ?
ING SESSION.
liary Convention of the Gethse-.
edora J. White, President.
ion by Mrs. P. A. Spigner, Pres.
by Rev. G. M. Mills, Carlisle or ~ "
>r?^- -Collection. ?? ?r?J
Baptists by Dr. J. Dean Crain, ^
i, (White) Columbia,
lal adjournment.
k, Rion, S. C. '***'.
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