Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i; Departm< ;'~ - iL , -?-BIG LINE OF CI "? :i: Men, Women &. Chi ''?L?.^ ::: A Specialty.* Shoe x making anct Tailorir rrteht to seleil ?hjih d :: . i i . r^? I at tne Lowest rnce First Class Barber " ;A Beauty Part l. S. LI o # n , j_Dcpartm< 3: 1131 WASHINGTON ' | v COLUMR Allen Celebrates Ne*?r6 1 ---- '-/-r? * History Week. l (Continued From Pa&o 1) fulness and their honest effort * * 4-rvntn \irl.i 4-l*? /\ ' ?-? /? /% ? 4- 4-L A ' luvvaiun uic v>unvmg UUL?LU LUC ideals of this nation. This r -- - - * should elicit honest recognition?: from the masses of our-while-population in America beforejthe Negro can hope to find his well t earned place. ???? T The Negro in studying his his- 1 tory ?.-nd par fraying ii:~To~ThfT world should recognize and have the world recognize that he has I some peculiar qualities which are unique contributions to the 1 world life. Patience ~ Js one.T" fidelity and loyalty. Abundant V . testimony is given to this asser- j. tion bv many capable Judges a- < ; J mong the white .''rave.?Dr. \ Frank Crane says: "There are certain qualities of-spirit, cef- 1 fain shades~of passion"and con- t science, which the Xeerro can r . portray better tha?n any other ( _a- face. There is a pathos, a ten- \ t - ' , | derness, an edge of sympathy, t a beauty of loyalty, and a gen-j< ? ninnrifms of simplicity yi^prpirOj ? the African excels. I think the ] Negro is by nature?the rr.ce i best suited to Christianity. HeC has none of that hard arid pflfen-jl sive pride that stains the Cau- c casian." " ~~ Tt President Henry Church ill j j King, of Oberlin College says: U "Both Whites and Blacks ma-y ?1 be reminded that the qualities Ji that have made the . Anglo Sax-ji on so often dominant are not al? together en v i able- q ua H tie s y th e yr ~ bnvn tVioir-ftwi-inetlv nngener-', ous, ht-rd selfish, domineering, I side, that any race may well a- i void. The so-called "John Bull" ' attitude, the Negro need not ?^. 1 envy. , The Negro is an incurable optimist. However .dark.the night, he believes in the dawn, i He made the long iiighl~of hisL enslavement vibrant?with?-hhrsong of hope t>nd faith born of i I'/,. sorrow and suffering. The Ne- : gro needs a growing racial con- J sciousness but not narrowly built; a sense of his racial solidarity and yet the consciousness of being a part of this great American commonwealth for i which it is his unquestioned du _?y to die." The program rendered at Al- ] len University during the Cha- < pel hour each day of this week| was as follows: "The Negro and Labor";?Prof, i G. A. Singleton. (Read by Mrs, i Singleton.) ll* ?"The Negro and the Fine 1 Arts"?Mrs. Viola Morris Ross, ji "ThQ Negro and Science"? : Get into the Sub ? Sevy ] LOTHING FOR ] ldren.?Bdys~Suits \ s, Millinery, Dress- J ig.?Large Assort- ; md the Best QuRlity,:: s. . " H h nnr Store Is ? ? f ?? ? i Shop for Men and : or for Women ?^ 5EVY snt Store | ST., PHONE 7567 :j tA, $?<;.-' ^ tj Vof.'-H. C. Perrin. "The, Negro a>nd Religion"? z^TtlB Negru and Literature' -Prof. E. U. "lireGill. . " " 7"Thg Negro,and Educaliun"? Jrs. Rebecca-J. Jordan. .* "The Negro and Professions' ?Dr.."\V. D. ChappelleV ' Only music composed by NeP'oes was sung this week. .The Phi Beta closes the prorram with a banquet rod prorram of the Negroes' contribuions to the world! . J) H SIMS IEX. GRAB Y JONES SPEAKS To the Missionary Baptists ol , Scutfi Carolina: . i word for Christ concerning the rreat Bantist mLudoztarine. m South Carolina and the world at tfrge. ... I" notice where our attention las been called to the coming of hegceaCNattorrrf Baptist Sun lay School Congress by Rev. J 1. White. The Congress will convene in Columbia, June the 8tT jo the 15th. ITe has also caller >ur attention to the great Slate 5nnd?y_St-hnnl Convention, an. B. Y. P. L\. which is. to be belt n Andersen, S. C.? about July \ work that is, smaller in num. jer, but not in its nature._ Now brning back to the National Bap i>t Sunday School Congress, ii s imo of tjio greatest religiou* ^dies over held in South Car-a ina. There is not a work of it; kind to cSrffJTHFC with it : even ii I he world. As one write? has said: "Le lon'l knt.w .what the slogan is. but the Baptists should raise j million dollars in, Golumbia There are 280,000 Baptists ii the State; i^ they would give i ,loUar each, they would raisi nef-'ly a third of it. Though i [loesn't depend'on how South Ca rolirui is <mganize-h but dt de prnds orr how the BantisLs nr organized throughout the Unite States?because it is a nationn body, and people will be her from ocean to ocean ?-nd evei from beyond the ocean. But I must say here with em phatic words that is why w don't raise any more money; it for the lack of proper organiza tioi). It's impossible to accom pusn anything without proper o ganizDtion. I was glad to note that ever; pastor arub^fficet of the churc and Sunday school were called t Columbia in February to receiv instruction and plans how to bet ter their churches >thtoughou the State in every nook a-nd cor nor?-this aught to be done. scription Contes TTTTC PALW I. I;! Also that Dr. - Henry Alle I; j Boyd is coming from Nashvilh CjTenn., at the same time to a[ c po|pt Missionary to travel th C State until. June. I.understan |!!that, Mr. Boyd is going to ai [' point this Missionary from Tei { nessee. Now we hope you pa: tors and officers that go to C< ^- lumbia and you who do not g ^ will make this Missiuuaiy we * % X come and-open your pocket boot jfc to him*- We also hope that yo X wilt make us all welcome and 01 I / * y-ett-your pocket 1. ooks?to us? Xl ? there are sevbral of us Missior ? acies working for the same con {' mon cause. ? "I.e't ns not M a^ our Georgi |t brenii-?n where them a half mi { lion of Colored Banlists: an j; lhov went down to' Bruriswic I; TcT-rni-e $50,000. Ther are no C a half million Baptists in Geor |! gia, -(white) r.-nd they went dowi C to Savannah and held their Con 1.1 . j. vention and gave a half millioi ! dollars to the cause. It was no > because l~he white Baptists hr/v p'feo much more money. WhaC : the matter"""The Colored Bap > tist record :StiSWSi\ that Qiey hai fully j^'hatf miHioii members ii - that'S aie and only a few thou "sands of them sent anything-t< - that Convention. They had threi lor ; four thousand^hdrches^aiTi "only three or fou rhu ml reds rep rosi n I'd in that Convention; al - i ) time or four thou hind preach ^ersiriiial on'y three or four hun Vdred- paid'.any thing in the Con "TveiTurif. "That's v. hat thtr mt>f tor. Of course '.;ome paid t\\;en ly-livo or npOFc dollars, whei . .they ah cjmld have paid loll COM I: each and raised it.. J You can' rai. o' money with a hundrec mom! crs r-r-cl only?ten?paying and a hundred churches and oril} jlyh representing. The Baptist i: , (oo great a ehmvh .to he-half re presented. That's not sayinj. anything again sf no othei church, but 1 want the Baptis ; I'operlv represented. Also ii , *.omin.tr' Crtir State Baptist "Sun ^ d:.y School ('nr. yen lion and B. Y "I ML to Ar.(Icwon about .Tidv nv, .ii.wym so -; nnf) With tin ~ ;TirnT,cM- of l'npl i t s i it* South Ga - ro'ina, if i r.ii>t;;ko i>ot. we coulc '.ray lo-'^ ; han twelve cents eaci tnd raiseil. though we have soirn ^t lhcc rs -rl Sunday School work Y'r.s that d; n't it row we huve-j |-Stiile_lkU-ti;1 S. S. Convention , I ricn't n.ervh to say that theu< j are r.dt some ignorant in othei | dt.ia."nwat" luu t am speaking onh~ f-fke Baptist.' ' ' i But anyw,Brethren, ;;oi f will he sure to raise th.e S25.001 whieh gnr?-fur 'education, mis ^ cinii Mail :i\ ii.<> of <onls. So" go a'a.:-a:!. call_\Vi^4orh thj Sister and CnTlerstaiuHng thj , Brother." > . (iradv .T.om>< -^PUAYfrtt AvKKK QIVSERVgl t IN TI M 15LTNG SHOALS ^ IIIGII OUIGOB.* i Laurens, l*c >. 11?uur-Sefiuc has been favored with shower blessings'. ? a Our course of study here pro e vides that two d:>ys, c.ut of ever; t week, be given*to teaching th - Bible. ?In our Annual WbokofPrap c~er, two years-ago, 2TT made con 1' fession of Jesus. Our whol 1 annual week of prayer, the 4t e we.ek in January, this year, _\va n filled with a deep spiritual mani testation and fervor, that, wi - be long remembered by both fg Q culty an<l students. s Our morning chapel devotion .- were so spirit-filled that two day - our services were continued, fo rj?onie<ime in each class-room. Yerv often throucrh thG wpp y our meeting -services, becom h a weeping cloud of tears. o< At the end of the week, 4 e st udents mftdc confession of h?A ing faith in our Savior, t - These services were carried o - by, reading the Bible, few mir ut?s exultation, singing an it?You cannot lo , , . . - i y .iv >: . " rrrro LEAiren n prayer. 2, Our mid-week and most of our prayer -services are only 30 e minutes long. _ tl (3ur"\vTiole sFud'enT fjofTyrtiSW )- seem to enjoy the fellowship of l-[those that have been with Jesus. 5- | Yours for His service, >- j - W. D. Hood. " I ARRffVVIT.T.F T.nr.AT.fi IS -. Messrs. Boston Johnson and u W. B. Greene motored to Orlan do, Florida? and expect to be vi IVm innntha ? 1_ Mrs. George Mosley was hos* 1_ tess to a delightful dinner party complmentary to Mrs. Allie a TVJnn. flimpnnn " evening, ut which covors wore ^ laid for nine. . i A mn^l dpliVhtfnl and pniov^ able meeting of Board no 3, of held 'Tuesday afternoon with 11 Misses Sallie and Jessie Fair on Brook Street. When the busi!1iness maters had been discussed * and plans formulated, , a social --half-hour wa?s enjoyed, during a which time delicious refreshI s \ " ments consisting liof a salad course, hot chocolate and cake, a were served. . ~ Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Humphries'," ^ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edwards', 1 Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Wright, Misses Mildred Shi,yes, Emily Collier, m T.""?frTmmTT vt tiro viiint: i iiumaa iut.-ry 11niman and Mr. ana Mrs. Elliott Brown, " heard ilu? "Silver Tone Qui", "rtctte" at Mt. Pisgah?A. M. .*E. night. ' Mi*s. Mi M Massey has_ rc1 luriiGd from New York, where * she attended the funeral and burial of her sister, Mrs. EugeniaBradley. . ' PT.STby J. J. W. ~Mi*stAV. ff. Miller accompanied her husband on the fourthJSupday in January-: " and worshiped with the Mt* ' Pleasant Baptist Church of 1 which Rev.- Miller is Past or..Mrs.. [ Miller is, a. sister of Rev-. P. A. ( hurcli. Nnshvltlp Twin V Mr. George Curry, student of ' Poplar Grove High "School and ' Popular new dealer,?w^.lq. the , ' trip to Greenwood <vith some of . -his white friends to hear the George meant to go. 1 Georgetown's Gossips? 'Mr. A. G. Gill entertained the p j Youth Improvement Club on j - Muiahii evening aLXhcLJiome of-!1 Miss Pauline Dunmore. A de-j i iightful time was bad. )j Dr. J. E. Beard passed thru -I the City during the past week. I Dr. Wm. II. Thompson made; ; ?.* -trip" to Columbia" last week. jl The stork visited. Mr,- and I o q q o.o.o o_o^ao:oaox>jo aao^ o.o.o.oxo o. -t# ??- ?? o ) 9 111 *&: ft ' MME. E. RO$A MAYNER s C; Philadelphia's most popular ^lair 1 S g; rist and Founder of the Hair G T ? which grows the hair one inch a 11 ?~| ? FRIGE GIST ^ ^ Rosa's Wonderful Pressing Oil ^ S Rosa's Special Hair Grower r- S Rosa's Wonderful Hair Grower* 5 Rosa's Temple Hair Grower ^ ;x Rosa's Double Strength Hair 'Grow d -C ie-Positively Eve -vryy-v vy;, . , ??.?X 1 i o o aotaoaoooo^ooo 000 o ooooqoxhwd A !' Get Be< A ' p ?rConault-The I Hair Culture, Facial IV | ing, Hair 1 All done better \ -By $ Mines. Addie Lyles & I: .Poro Bear I 1. S. =Leevy!g=Be$ 'k 1131 Washington Street % * 4 , '00 00 op 00 :Q O O-OO 00000.00 000 00 oac ~a??a?^gaapBH???< ??a? 1 I>U. (iKORGE W. CA1 WIZARD T( joj The Yoorhees Annual Far & held at "the Institute Wednesd ? cises -beginning at lVrDO o'eh g farmer.-, all business men and y Come early. Dinner will be ser Dr. Carver speaks at 2:15 2 chemist an dseientist. Dr. Car 2 products from the sweet potatc S nut and sixty articles of vali We hope-to make this one ^ of its kind that has-ever been g be preseftt. ? ' J _ " ' 'eooooooooooero-iygi77^Kro^'?'''t^oo^e Mrs. A. T. WoodbuW am^Teft A n bouncing >l?aby girl weighing ly even pound*. : A J Yes, the drive is on but nono A 4^ more valuable than the'one to A buy a playground. It has come A to the time when we should do- A vclop the Youth physically. Now A hink.of the little children and A ' cop them out of the streets. A Hi is drive should be a town-wide IV -irive ??nd not leave it to the fa- M uLty. alone. Be broadhearted. : The B. Y. P. U. a 11 (f t he A~ \ K. League clashed in a debate " ulije'etr Resolved that, Profes-! ional ,edmr??ton is more benefr- -ial t6 the Negro race, than in- c? .biatrial odiuatlon. Mr. H. K. Atkinson and Miss Ruth Bl<as- A sengale for-the B. Y. P. U. and ^ P Messrs. L. A. and A. Q. Dunmore j ^ Hii? A r. K. Leatr.ue. The 1 I>. WPy'-^f was the victim. j 1 Miss. J aide BrockingLon en- 1: 4 art allied. the Booker T. \Vash--Lj ington -Cl.tib at the home of Mr. | c and Mrs:'R. B. Anderson. ManjL,1( rnl 1 inu> wns had " _L^ "Chick" is -a finished drum ^ heater, lie is in the -service of j > the"Uftdeie Tockic" j i CLAFLIN'S BASE BALL h SCHEDULE TO DATE : Mar. 10?-Ifaine.s at Orangeburg. Mar. 23 Benfctt at,Orangeburg. ' Mar. 2fi Paine at Orangeburg. . OO.O.COOOOOOOOOOOO.OOOvOCOOOOOC ROSA'S VVONDEPT? , * W A 1 JL^A%X -I" RATIONS-' ST A ? itt-K. V. S. Vi Beautiful Hi Mine. K. ROSA MAYNER'S NK ' AM) S( AM' I'OSn iVKEY WII.I jSfciV 1' - ?/> <* /i\ i.j? * i.w II lA A MONTH OK M """* ': ^ 1 huusands of women can lesl ?&(irower lias done for their Hair.? ner's Hair (irower actually does w Culturower iionlh. f,0'? fal'in? immediately, and i at your Drug Sto '[ $ 1.00 Order to 1617 FITZ WATER ? ?- -1.00 AC'ENTS wantei .50 Fl;L H/ r? I'rp Madam E. f . _ : .50 and be convinced tl er .75 fic.illy treated. 3owoov:>o<yox/o-croot>ow(yo'orjo'aoo'0o :ry Contestant Wi Saturday, February 18, 19B8. lutiful | -Specialist ??i lassaging, M^nicur- | fobbing | :han the best $ : Geneva HoustoiT ity Shop 1 lartment Store I J Columbia, S. C. '? >ooooojDOOoooo;o.0ooooo.a.aopgo * . A RVER, TUSKEGEE | ) SPEAK- | mer's Conference will he $ ay, February 17, the exer- ? ? 3ek A. M. We'111 vile the | their wives-to !be present. . ? . ved. % ? i P. M. Hear this noted xr~~ yer has developed over'100 . f. >, over 150 uses for the peale from the pecan. . x of the greatest meetings { held here. We. invite all to ' $ T pril 2?Benedict at Orangeburg as lei Monday Open7 pril 15?Schofield at Aiken* .pril 1G?Fame at Augusta pril 17?-lhaincs at Augusta, m il 23?Morris at Darlington: pril 28?Harbison ajlrmo. v pril 20?Allen at Columbia. pril .30?Benedict at Columbia. [ay 8?Sehofield at OrangeburgM ay 14?Harbison at Orangeb'r^ I W SOUTHERN RAILWAY - SYSTEM. jlunibia, S. C., effective Oct. 11, 192B rrive No. Between No. DeparC^J i:50a 31 uN. Y.-Augusta .31 10:00 aV l:52-p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 5:00 p-"^! :30 p 27-Charleston-Cin. 27 1:45 p :50 j) '28~C-n.-Charleston 28 4:bbp I 1:45 p 10 Columbia-Cin. 9 6:55 a. >:00 a 21 Columbia-J a x v' 1 e 23 11:00 p V 1:30 p 20 . Columbia-Aug. 19 7:00 a 1:15 a "8 Columbia-Aug.- 7_. 5:45 p J .: 10 p 14. Coluinbia-Sav. 13_ 1Q;2Q a fl 1:40 p 23 CoTumbia-Char. 24 5:40 a ^ 1:45 a 13 Columbia-Char. 14 2:25 p \ >:25 p 1_1 Columbia-Chas. 12 5:10 a ?:20a. 15 Columbia-Chas. 16 2:20 a 1 J :4b p 2 ( "lumhta-S'bprg?1 p j 1:20 p 16 Columbia-Green. 15 6:40 a !:U0 p 18 Columbia-Green. 17 2:10 p >.10 p 11."J *Co!a.-Char. 114* 6:25a J ' Via Camden and Rock Hill. l'mlniati cars, Dining cars.""" . " l Cy rrm i;;o; Main Street, ^ Telephone 6356. ^ O O O OOOP.OO.O.CfOOOOi30Wia0O0P_ UL HAIR PREPA- 1 i ND SUPREME - j | iir Possible g . j *Y DISCOVERY FOR THE HAIR ? ' Crow 'Tilt! HAiirtriflcirTO | ON FY REFUNDED! r~ , ; 8 t_ify, what Mme. May tier's Hair ^. " hat she claims. It stops the hair |jj: ) nakes it grow. . " c re or by sending P. O. Money 5 STREET Philadelphia, Pa. 8 I I) TO SEEL ROSA'S WONDER- ? M OR PREPARATIONS tiat hair can be grownjf scienti- g j nsr-See pas^ 3 Jl