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BY REV. I:)
The week I sojourned i^Sa^
vannah, (4a . T was pntnrfhiriarl^
by a gentleman -whose name
%va-s Mr. II. C. (^hapnian. IJe
lives at 114 E. 42)1(1, street, in
-r, in ail apartment house, which
/ is owned by his father-in-law,
r-.-Mr, Martin. They trealfid_me_
royally, and made it very pleas,
ant for me, and when I was a-.
bout to leave I asked for my bill
? , mid the> said, there .was'ho bill..
we do not charge anything.
They are the best and kindest
people I ever stoppe#=wrfehr -Mr.~
Chapinah is a native of Flor...
ence, >5. C-.y and Mrs. Chapman
is a Charlestonian.- .1
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1 pot ac<iuninle<l with Mr.
Chapman at the Voorhees College
commencement last Mfi?
Ilis -(laughter, Miss -Victeria,
was, in the graduating " class,
and he and * his whole family
LcWiiU U\Ul IU \\ ILIIU^^ It t/I IU
see her graduate. It vjvas . then
that he invited me to Savannah
and to stop at his home, and
when the Area Council met
there. 1 accepted this very.
invitation. .And when I was
leaving they-iaveme one of the
IjOstTTnttdtes I L'V'f had for travelling.
In that hinch I found
fish sandwiches,.. a jt.-r ot.pickJed
shrimps, fruits and cake.
Meet Mc At The
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FAIE FAIR G
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libits early and com
atest-County Fair e
Lons of ever_y__ desc
amusement.
Thursday Novei
nedidt vs _M orris Coll
, Friday Novell
S J oh nson C- Smifti,
/ will be-^open Day ai
"(40) Concessidi
'wenty (20) Rid
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ICKSON, Sec
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THE PALMET
And it was all ""free.
But an incident occured in
the family on Sunday morning
which I must speak oT_ Remember
I said they live in an
apartment house and there a-re.
three?branches of the?family
living in it. The Chapmans
live down stairs and the Mar-;
tins live . up stairs. ~ Sunday'
morning, as their custom is,*
they all gathered in Mr. Chapman^
front room down atflW
for prayers. There they were,
grand father and grand moth- '
er, children and grand-children/
The scriptures were read, the
commandments were recited,
songs Were sung, then prayers
Were offered. Then followed
another bea-utiful scene. It
was the dTth anniversary of the
I'D gmmmmmmmw? M"vl>
unknown to them, the children
and grand children * bought
.same -presents-for them.?Miss
Victoria made atouching little
'speech and presented the grand-'
imother with a beautiful white
spread, and a grand-son presented.
a water pitcher, waiter
and goblets. TCext followed
breakfast, and all ^ went to!
church. Surely, this is a mod-,
el christian home and family,
land it would be well for others
I i t follow their example.
" v)n my return home from Savannah
I stopped one night
.with our pastor at Allendale,.1
the Rev." J. A. Curry. And a- '
i i'elh?Into the hands of-'
kind friends. Both Rev. Curry
and his wife treated me as affeciionate
children would treat
-t-heir- fatherland I wish to say
that Mrs. Curry is a match for
J-luv lh,v. in d i spimsimcJdndne;^'
-and hospitality. On our way Id
the station, we stopped at the
tailor shop of Mr. McCollougli,
c.'iul -nrel soTiTerMethodi&t irccli- '
ren, and among them they tooir
-a-eolleetkm- and handed it over
to the Retired Preacher. They
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3f" Colored State
?? TUESDAY I\ M., 0(
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^ Baby Sftow, Mothers7 Day and Usqal 1
^ authorities on Agriculture. Five minutes' r
f ~ . WEDNEB
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^ Entirely New Feature is UKKBY DAY,
x mules, ponies, oxen. With Grand Band Coi
^ with a Community March and Promenade i
^ where the Bands continue tHeir contest.
thurs
>* SPECIAT. TRAINS come onrnmk '
y ual reduction, t ovvitness the Annual Classic
lege. At night Boxing bout of 20 rounds,
^ of New York, staged under the auspices of
his personal snpervisinn tn tha roatok
f ;' ' ~t' ??frii
jL In the Stadum w^ present^ to the world
where B. T. Hi will do battle with Wilson Hi.
V tinue through Wednesday to Friday at 3:30
V day - > .
f a satui
4*4 The U. S. Automobile Association of 1
? Bicycle races. Mr. A. E. Lind is already on
t Program. - ' -
y ? The mrost WonderTul week; of enjoyment
y pie. Here the mountains meet the sea, and
y- sturgeon steak] "Ma>ke eyes" at the pretty
& bake.
Come help us help you to help yoursel
4X4 annah, $4.25; Charleston ?3.50; Hamlet,
A ?3.00 each. Darlington, Hartsville, Ridgevi
? Union, Rock Hill, Allendale, Hodges, .Granit
X eacn. tirancnviiie, Silver Street, bhel
Newberry, Blairs, Ridge Spring, Rose
Prosperity, Denmark, Monetta $1.50 each.-.
?*> Winnsboro, St. Matthews, Pomaria, $1.:
? ?' Motte,^Camden, Ridgeway, $1.00 each.^
Corresponding Low Rates from alHnter
X good on ail tranis Thursday, October 29th, e
V bOtn on all trains except 31, 32^ 37,-to reach
Y" night Friday, October 30th. _
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^ Further information furnished by
V Secretary, South Carolin
<>_LL19 WASHINGTON STREET,
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have his thanks and hjo bless* glowing cxpccta
ing. " lied'with Him ir
The Rev. B. T. N. Burton of Their faith that
Columbia-was III Allendal^r^^iverer^of Israel
church, of which the Rev. O. R. They saw__E
Jackson is pastor. " Rev. Burton I Cross. He had
wears a black gown while pre- He would build
aching, and he certainly gets up 1st which the ga
an exeitement. The church was not prevail. Hi
fillip?and-doubtless sonjo good them?that?He
was accomplished. One .joined promised Messh
THE HISTORIC FACT OF '
_-CHRIS3LS-JRESSURECTION they heard His
By Rev. J. P. Washington, Pas- ?y8n ^
tor of St. Jamj^A. E. ~ Him;f thcy wat
' * Churls ' mg struggles.
- They then f
No one denies today the taKsn
of the birth - of Jesus Christ. cr?ss?.and born
Some question that He - was ePhs tomb; th
born of a virgin, but not that ^ey placed J
Ile was'born*?No one denies to- tomb, a'nd closei
day the death of Jesus; some f 5re,a*\sy?ne' ai
question that it was a ?ubsti- Ieir tneir-nopcs
tutionary death, but not that to thecity; the
lie died.?Such a man as Jesus Ther^n
was Jborn, He lived, He died, triumph they
that much is admitted. : * was.Impossible.
Even though the- above be Pejectedly^ \s
fact3, that is not enough to ex-~cr^f1'fy crushed,
plain the pYistpnpp r>f thp phri?_ their hearts, th
t.jan phiirrVL__.Hp mTphtT have ^^usa^m er
ly, and have accomplished all a change of fait
the^ wonders attributed to Him ary^Friday nigh
and have died in the way recor- ^ss Sabbath. (
ded in the sacred writings, y*>t. j"g they went t
if that were all, there would no^ to 8reet a 1;
have been no church. ' to annoint and >
As a matter of fact, His Christ, they i
death brought an end to the tomb, to say a
hope of His followers which had ptope.
oeen created by His birth, Jtiis in tne mor
life, His/ Miracles. While His hopeless; by r
death did not change their love a group of men
Rtroy thefr?hope in His Messl- world upside do
a-hship. They looked forward course of histor
.while He lived to His heading a their bases,
great movement, which would nates the mind
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develop intoi the Kingdom of ressurection of
God. At His death they aban- .today, and by
jdoned these, hopes, ana their the name, of c
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Fair Opening 7
JTOBER 27, 1925. V ~ ?
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Farmers' ConferMice. Helpful Lectures by ?
ralk among the Tanner's. ^
DAY, ?m?; ' t r: with
possibly Lancing Tournament. Horses ?
ntest at night. Tho Fair -formally*' opens - ?
in the 1100 Block of 'Washington Street, ?
DAY. .r
with rates -reduced e\en JovYCT^TlTrthtrus^ *1
between Allen University and Benedict Col- J
between Bob Lawsuit and Buddy Jackson ??
the Elks.- These are wnlinnnJIy known
n Negro athletics. Mr. John Tiner is giving A t|
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)AY f
the generation of the immediate future,
The usual running and trotting races con ?J-?
o'clock. Fr-em?i? fbO' p. ni., Friday and all V
ID AY r-LT$ Z
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Columbus, Ohio, will stage Automobile and
the ground giving personal direction-io this ^
and ehlightenlhent ever, promised olir peo- V
Savannah Itiver LSSiskJjKftfi.smile a.t his v??
_-Waccama\v_ lassie/ who knows her oyster
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vefr Think of it! Round trip fares, Sav- ??_2'
$0.25. "Grppnvjjir,- Alidonionf Summerville,
lie, Spartanburg, 82.75 each. Greenwood, ?
ville,$2.50 each, Barnwell, feantuc, Carlisle, $
1011, Jtslaek&tock, 'lrenion, $2.00 eachr V
viile, $1.75 each. Urangeburg, Sirothers,
?V- ?1 7 .
25 each. Peaks, Alston, Kingville, Fort r
sden, $.75 each". ~ &
mediate "points, on A. C.. L., as'well. Return
xcept 38, 31, 32. Good uji.il Friday October. '* $
original starling point on or before mid- V
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a Colored State FaiP^ ^ , ^?-?
colu^IBTST srt: ?r~
0 THIS ADDRESS. '
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tions were but'- need tb! give ah explanation of ^
1 Joseph's tomb, the existence th^ pFH-ai-Uw
Hp wnu thr Be IrlinirlT It cc'itnnt hp p-vrdoinp^
,y was dashed^ to. o 11.
Hs fipflth the fact of Christ's ressurect^ V
[im die on the ion. ^7:- Tfl
told them that "Those early disciples_behevert^^B
a church again- they had >pen Hirm That betes
of hell could lief transformed them from a
e had convinced group"!)!* discouracredr dish part,
was the long ened; depressed, hopeless men
thy- and-they-be- and worn on r infr> ?a vital;?^
>w they watched powerful, resistless force that*.
the erossyfhey- the strongholds- c?T paganisn^' j
r and insulted; crumbled before their cry o)f '
despairing cry, "Jesus and His Ressurection."
\ had forsaken Today this message is being j.
ched His expir- preached?nio^e widely than any
other truth in the world!
ollowed as His (To be continued)
down from the ...
ie away tp Jos-1
^ ... Muuuniii otinwi upening
ey saw Him as . , J
lis body in the
d the tomb with * Woodruff, S. C., Oct. 19,? 1
idfsealed. They To the editor of The Palmetta^tffd
turned back LeadeF: Please' allow space in
great vision had your widely read pappr ?-H
eat and glorious form its ' many readers, that
had anticipated Woodruff is still "up and doing" ;
The Netv Bethel School here 0rith
their hopes pened Monday^ -October 19th. j
7 with despairTR.Prof,-J.-ferJohTison. the
ey-went-back-trr pal being^sufficiently cpn.YaIea=_ ^
ideavor to make eont-froni a~sertous attack of ty- ?
-on me uflma pliofd"f ever tfr be' out at His post r
h. It was a dre- 0f duty.
t; it was a hope- Quite a few patrons were pre)n
Sunday morn- sent and announced in frrrrvand
,o t,hp. Sepulchre, -convincing ttTTf^lHe^entifHefTt
iving Christ, but prevailing pertinent to the eduveep
over a dead cational work. Their ) words
returned to the were received most favorably*:
last" farewell to by the faculty and stndent. hndv " v .
which numbered more than two
ning they were hundred. The number register-,. ^
light they were ing Monday represents about-v.
and women hold half of the regular jmrollmp.nt. - t
h&a turned rhe -The faraltylatllprei^ conwh,
changed the sists of Prof. snd' Mrs. J. R.
y, lifted empires Johnson, Misses Blondeha Dawand
still domi- kins and Gfennie Mae Mosely.
is of men. The The outlook for the year is" very
Christ is denied'promising and gratifying to all
those who claim conrornprb ???? ? 7?
hristian. Such ^Glennie M. Mosely, Reporter