The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 28, 1926, Page FOUR, Image 4

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ruuR; , ; The Palmetto Leader Published Weekly By The Palmetto Leader I'ub. Co. 1310 ASSEMBLY STUEK1 ?* COLUMBIA. sTcT 4 Cl. 1 . ? Entered ut the -Pofct Otlice at Columbia. S. C.f as Second Class Matter.^ _. -TELEPHONE ^ 45^11 N. J. FREl3EKrCK7~~~^ .? A. B. LINDSEY, Managing Editor J. B. LE.WIE Fraternal Editor w.- FRANK WILLIAMS Contributing Editor! . HENRY l). PEARSON City Editor' CEO. H.- HAMPTON, .. Manager j W". IN. WlJjQlViNJ liavcuiifc SUBSCRIPTION HATES: CASH IN]ADVANCE. One Yeur $2.1)0 J Six Months - - - 1-25 Months .. .. * - .75 , S^i?|fi^Copy. . - "r -?05 i Advertising Hates gTVgfr on T?p*plin^ cation. > ?i . < j Communications intended for " the etinent-4sKue -must. reach t this'otiftoe, (it out of town) licit j UH*H?-44ian-Wnesday_mght. Ci-j 'ty' news by Wednesday night.T " ,, -S^TURD A Y, ATOUSTrz^lf^r - - ' What a tine, old .world this would-be it everyone wore deter-1 mined to do-_mitYWrnWWliings J that Were realty'helpfuL to "his ? neighbor. W; - ' Senator Reflin of Alabama* advises farmers, merchants and bnu-kers To band themselves to- j get her and serve notice on the world that no more of ths year's \ catrton would be. -sold until the: twice goes above 20 cents a pound The farmers tried holding cotton a few years ago until it reached 10 cents. But it -* didn't and | ^many a farmer went broke.- Old. . Man Supply and Mr. Demand1 are still on the job. :?: .: -w. ?.? ? .-j Well, it seems that after all. Champion (Dodger) Jack Deiyip-j f - sey will be allowed to tight Tun-. ney after all?but not in New] n- York. {That greats state stands ! for fair play in sports as well as other things: Because Dempsey has~shown the white feather when Harry Wills looms up?Yhe would have'none of Dempsey. =~~^ Philadelphia! has taken hint in. bip fht'p Philadelphia will'take anything that will help out the KJV-OVIH A-V- ^AUVUIIUII, / ?' + m The following^ appeared in Blease's Weekly, August 19th: "Lawyers are Hired to Defend. J *ftapists>" "Did you know-Akar therenrgnniyat ion in the United States "that" furnishes! money to pay . lawyers ip; defend . ** Negroes who rape white women?.! There is. BJesse's Weekly.has in preparation for an early issue! an article on. this subject. ' Youj will want to read fty--D-4^Y?ur j duty tok eep informed as to what -* is.^orwg on." ."Isn't that wonder-j _jful! How come such an organ i' .zation has existed and has been j . only found out by Blease's Weekly? Is hatred, prejudice ap.(L sus|)ici<)n -wortlv fiv^-eeats per ;eopx'v ' - I T IN PANT MORTALITY IN-r-j t COLUMBIA. According to the U. S. Department of Commerce, the number' ofdleaths t)f infants under one| year of age per^OQfHbirtha m^_ Columbia fur the white raee PI.2, while tjie colored is 129.1. j vv une uuuiiuiiuc conuuions no doubt has^io lie taken' into ae-' count in finding the reason for; such a disparity between the( rates of the two races, yet ignorance plays the greater - part.1 - It would seem that there is a great jmrt. valuable- work N that i could engage the attention of thQ | Congaree Medical Association,' composed, as^-ft is, of the ten' colored physicians practising in this city, i Instruction tor pros-! ?~ pective mothers in the care of j themselves and the new born in-! fants would go a "long way in 1 decreasing the all too high death -A health clinic*of this nature' ^ ' :v < maintained by. the*~*Congaree Medical Association would mean much for the race in this vicinity in particular and an example which xxo-doubt would result in good in other communities.. There is no use waiting Hfar i the health authorities.. By the! .time they got around to some-, thing; like this* the jingel population r would still be increasing at too great a rate. 0^,?p-? :; '-i My Observations;?-7 # (L5y O. A. Parkin:.) * On August 11th, 1 had the plfcu's-l ure <if visitinur (icorrvtoivii. S. ''City <"> the Sanipit," the~>;ues't of Dr. .1. I., lienbow," pastor of Bethel i A. M. E. churchy Dr. ,Beiibo\v is a-;t moan tin1 ablest .ministers of the eon-, Tice.ion, and if men arc;, measured !>v the depths from which they have' etfinc rather TlYlTn-the htdpbbU- they have attained, 1 fefclnb hesitancy in j saying" thaV he stands in a class by ! himself. lie is One man in which all .the elcrtionts of a pastor antj preacher. are found. . The "people'/of Ceorjre'town.Mjn" *reOcrnl. and the Adhe'eir. nn'd "niuntneis Ttf. his church ii4 particular proclaim him " I P.. i?o? l iiJ.l rncliye li;.idof du-v htlVO 1 had Car timrrO-??j-? "-rOp The/ relaUoivihip in Aioor.u'etown be-( 4.\vee^ the ,/ace^ js aj/plcndj/d illusira- I . iyn l?f wliit The condition* njijilit lie ;i rho Soi/. |\ all J [dm2i M ere enUnl.' There is Ji line.spirit of, coojiei ation si en anio/iK our trroup there, that is srdt ohsv'ilred in other sections of the. State. Negroes' owning' business/, houses oil the' Maiir streot-aiml a? per-; atinp: tin sniiiiv-?- , ?(it'in >;i town,, is a Nlethodisfc^sj/ronrt; hold 1 > it t la i.-t ? _ arc- niakine rapi'l pt ijiiess. They will soou lia^e completed, one of I lie-must modern ytruetui'l's in the. Slate, live. Daniels. tli" v. bo is a ymitik--i?Tj57?"de"-"'soni s much credit for the work. hc j^T doin.tr. ^ __ ? I Professors Bock. I toward and brothers Baxter :in<^ Brockinjrton *alsti?rrreoa0 are Vvoi1tm;j$-sidc l?y side witlj i>r. ITenhotv tu r..ake Bethel tin- yrea|-3 church that it is. jThe othcbil h..;ir<l or" llie eluireh was'hehi on -Monday n'urht with p'facr, tieally ail of the leaders present.'The systorm of handling; A ho finances in Melhodist'ic in every sense of the \vord._ One feature of the board which was an innovation t0 me was a paper read bv one of the leaders oil the fourteenth article of reljhiion. 1 am told that these eardiijial joints'"are discussed jilv v^cry, Wi?d. Of course this accounts for the loyalty of the member;; to their, eluireh. The church is being renovated, new-', pe\Vs. have M . I1,11'Tl'i I uli.'M -ill ihk j->. eo lit-' ple'ted it will present a spteiidid spectacle. ?i'he~ first C'onfereiu e to ' tie "held in this state will convene in this' church- and it will no doubt set tiitrpaee for the other Confereh i'syl' the v arouna l* ?>Kh lorwa r?~ 4o- a ureal year in the <om n.u ot <iiP' beloved Bishop, .John llui>t. whom ( wo think is one of the-pri |.tosl Bishops of- the^ bench. I 'bin | irriicplarJy-' iivuwoslcd in 'lie ciftn'.nJ > ! 1! .-tyo.p Ilurst because I thin!?'lie wliil hrini$ t*.~ ihe~stute,a tlVnu .that.is iiilich tide#- ' oil and that is a SumnuT -Sv miliary" for preachers;- I've w;pclricd his pro- 1 press. I've, watched his wl.rk iii Florida; and I've always v/i nted f0 see sueh a "school for . prdgu hers m our state. It wmihi hri^H$lUnU a.belter relationship lis- well'as ei'.icle-uey in the prosecution of buij Work. For ,, ff the cfuurh has suffered -or anything it has been for more eoiis^. rated and . Uich nt leadership. The | riwrani t hai must be put, over in tl^is -vtate for class of leadership. F >r the times I demand it and the people will have j Helena news. ' East Sunday^' was itii'ot,Tttn~-hiph day at Bcowrw Chapel -fcjirnTch. althonyh Iriany of our members a nil" iricnds went visiting some" of 'our neighbor-. nig cnurcnes. . . - v v The Sunday school services wore a I#) gooff, the same being conducted by fhe vjuystor, followed with an excellent. review b"y Rev. \V: M. &trtor. 3:00 p. tn,, fo.und our nobe pastOr in"the pulpit electrifying the emigre-' gat ion with one of his masterpieces; The League services wyro laso good. A fter-whieh_u short. progrnih .was-had Solo Miss Edna- Earl Bracey; Re- i marks in behalf of the League Mrs. Jessie A. Banks, of Georgetown, w'ho j will leave Friday for home; after spending three weeks with Mrs. J. L. Behbow and Mrs. O. A. Parker at thc.-parsopage. The members and f^Tenlls and all who Turrrr met her . regret to have her leave. Response. by Miss Grnrgia Mae^ M_etz. i-)uetL Misses Ernnin Lee Gary and Edna E. Bracev. At 8-30 p. ni. a wonderful discourse > 9 ... - iii rtmirOiln.iif?i*i'ii*wrA THE PALMET .. . . i i . i v *XMX# v W4,!'ChXhX* j THE SEAF | By W. FRAN The other day, a fellow ,\yas complaining of his hardships and of thestrategy ho has to use to keep the ^voLf and the collector from embarrassing him Jin the presence of his many acquaintances, fit?-- sighed words: "Ye gods, if all the sac-Lj':. .-s 1 make for -Ihc^jchureh and the poor and the happiness tj+TJtHGFS hero on litis earth do not give me a right to a place with the an'g^els in kVhvoii when I'm done' with t)H^*world I'm damned throughout, the entire length' of two lives./ lie,,meant that if he misses heaven or if there is no OtV after death. Ire just as well had taken i?i all the/enjoyment on this aa.i t h even if; inost^of~itr-were sinful, liul a reward: is what he expects, ami thai is whin, all ot' us exp_ect for whatever wo do. None ofus wcfuld work if ?wc could have everything our lieu Ft s desired without doing so.! Tiie Saturday night envelope is the rrrm-t?import ant factor in the average pctvop's'activities. I i tIn- l-'nited States.today the man V1 i w< U s hardest and sacritices | nr . receives the least cohijkenJn+fo? ,i 4m reaard. Yet this.nntp ffiakes ;i Tool ..of himself by worshipping and making wealthy the man who makes TTTi material conlintnitiou -to society; < In spile of the growing efficiency of ( < colleges uml 'the?prepared men j i key are turning out every year | ihelv is no encouragement (to be found 1 in. litis heedless country of ours. The ->a4uate must teach school or' preach i for a mere pittance, while the illit -.'.e pri.a. lighter or base ball star j h.-.? ! ilo\\ n thousands upon-thousands j of : dollars?a year. Wil<l-eyod -fans I would pay a milliom dollars to see a Ueivpfy-Wifls hiujt, hut put UvCehtl mUe\-fltive id build a hospital. 'i r ! aim rculars. .. l i ies it-pay to gYt? a "college Oduca- . Ji :. yr.d work for a hunddj'otl or so dol I la-t-.- jter month as an insurance sales-I .nan" oi' mail elefk when you can with xyfvs delivered by Rev. Marcellus F. Jl-oii-'ifuan. a-young man'of our com" "i i;?H-hd?with- much ability.?We n ; < !<>i- mm unlimited success. _ . I lev-.-mid Mrs. C). A. Parker,. Mrs. .. i,. Benl; ?\v an.I Mrs. .*17 A.> Banks '.vt i the recipients of an ice cream J .1.-1 injeloii supper at the ,home of ( Vt a: ,i Mrs. J. B. Bjyd last S&tur- , day" eyrni-ng." " . ? 1 Mrs. Callie RuUinso'n of Alabama,'' lit" dmigiiteiVin-law of Mrs. Priscilla ilohinkui and the sister-in-law of Mrs. Boyd was als0 present: :.ittie'. Miss Mary Churches has re,1'i.i d to (ircemvood after spending f?oia r. 1 Vve.'k with her Aunts Mrs. M. ijfli.ick-itn and .Mrs. Chas. Green. Mrs. .Lou Alice Russell Martin, of l .o ti Pi- fee, 'Flu., is spending a few r.v k.- with her parents Mr. and Mrs. And.r.-oiT wussdl. ^j.fT-. 'Moseley of Atlanta, Ga.. and ii^r iu d'v ol\ tile dale Re\'. N. Chiles i.- speit.lihg-sbme.'tnne with Mrs. N. Gai^nan. in Newberry. They mo, i , j M,,ii lay morning and snent a few'hours with relatives an^ friends in rtx leaa. "after un absence Jof 40 year;. Mi? T.erniee Jackson, of Silver St. L'tiroute to Clinton last Monday stopp.s.l over and spent some time with Mi-s Georgia u ir.. ~_k , ^ ....... itjiiv ? j,vj! iur, una "it . .1 . S.-.Givenvvo'ojl. -*a>4' ^ <)i t li'ev, < >. A. rirt kor speaks ol?^ rf:;'. tnp to Georgetown lasf tve.k. .Miss Ko-a Ik He Matl'et is home af~ "MrnTirr. Trvn?months. wrtlh Ivor ii.-.'Ui' ir. Ntvv Yolk City. Mis? G.oi-gia Mae Metz has accept^ i'l a position in the Clinton City >cho?.l ami" will begin work Saturday iils't. > \Vt> -hoiH' for her unlimited -ueeesk. _ 4 The 1 "onkeyv I'arty given by Miss I mlinb.-Gjvenwo.od in interest of the Siin.-iune"'Ciub Tuesday nightr w^s a >1UT - ? Gadsden News.j f % Most ?t" the farmers of this comma.ty are bur.y picking cotton. Seviral hr.ve ali&ely ginned several hales. The Kid 11:11 Sunday school \Vas opened at the u ual hour, with a large at1 endance. The Supt. being absent, .Mrs" ^laric Woods with- the faithful corps'of teachprs carriptf out every phase of the work. Rev. I.. M. Keitt of Columbia, preached'both morning and afternoon. 1 li.i'T.iorninor sermon was enjoyed by a large audience. * .? Rev. R. \V. Jenkins preached the a-iVnnai sbt-wou" ov the-Hosehould Xft Ruth of iHf" Gadsden Lodge, at St. Mark Raotist church at two o'clock. The sermon nvas very good and was enipyed by a very large audience. v, ' - X V f i tii? i/n <v~' * i>lti i n'li'ifai i?" -r*~ TO LEADER . ... i i . tCHLIGHT |' K WILLIAMS, . *- ; J "grammar school or bigl} school train- | ing do the same work just as efficient- | ly and earn the same amount? Does; it pay to refuse the pleasures of this world with the hope of greater pleasures in a world to come? Does it pay to teach school for eighty dollars per month when you can hop bells in a~ fro I ol and?average two hundred dollars* per month? In "the absence of appreciation how can one be expected to sacrifice for a ^ people or a group of neople? Let the world return to a more conservative basis with the progress she has made dn~the twentieth cntury and a new day will dawn which will < make the masses happy as well as .the j classes. j, Flowers Still Champion. V Tiger Flowers, the Georgia deacon, is still middle-weight ohampion of the u world as 'we all know. Personally, ( I^do not worship prize fighters, as I j inferred in the preceding ffirtticle. But Flowcts is out of the ordinary C class aiid^dcservcs a good-word^ He ? is a clean man, and because he is a clean man the underwork clan of Ati" e [lanlia ?ts - against him. The average a Auburn Avenue dude or Decatur St.,; \ bum hates Tiger hecause he_ does*not j ^ hang around in their dens and drink fin^water and shoot crapjwith them.' Many of them'staked their money on j Greb last wejek- and thanks tj<r the god of the ring they lost.., ' j _ , !3 Flowers has not returned to Atlap- !jj ta yet, but when he arrives we are *1 ' going to have an interview with him - 'j and give the readers of The Leader ] I some straight dop from the .lips of .5 I *. 1 r*\ iin.- vnamp. Ij [| ANOTHER ONEk pIF Anwn-tf-Mftth thg^-frptgr hp. j cjutk* the proud father'xofj a baby .j girl, Beatrice Malissa. This is the J I third child. In advance we thank j our readers for their sympathy. ?i .. . - Hi . Revival meeting began at St. Mark .1 I Bajrttst church on the* 22nd inst, and ^ Mrs. Louisa W. Randolph has just Ij returned from an extensive trip thru *i the North. She spent most of her|*j | time in Bloomfield, N. J., with-, her f?j husband, wha has been in Bloomfield Ij for the past ;two months. While in I> J'N. J., she was the house guept of Mr. ] and Mrs. It. C. Randolph, who made ?j her short stay very pleasant. . ' ]< Mrs. Sarah Williams and her son !? Harry Adams are stopping with -Mjvvjj R.' C. Randolph anj are anticipating ?j making Bloomfield their future home. Ij From New Jersey' Mrs. Randolph. !> went to Ne\v^York City to visit hei' j < sisters Misses j-tu&r-and Margaret D. Woodward. She was the house guest .j of Mrs. Cassie Nelson, sister of- the; 5 .'ale Jh-T, B. Wright, of Hagood. j Sh<?? als0 Visited Mrs. Pella Rey-! { TioldskSctJtt formerly of- Golumbia. 1 ?j Misses CorTne "Robinson, of East- I> over. Bessie Wright and Gertrude *j spann, ol Hagood, were among those \vh0 helped, to make Mrs. RairchrtphV-?j stay very pleasant in .the Metropolis ^ Mrs. R^n3olplV-3^o visited Mr. and *j Mrs. Josh Labre^k-formerly of East- } over and Mrs. Minnie McGha#ey, .j daughters of-Mr. Ben Seott. They \t reside in Newark, N. J. . , |*j Thence to; Philadelphia to visit, the { Sesqui. She was the guest of Mr. and .] Mrs.- David Tucker, formerly of Gads- Ii len. Mrs. Charlotte Nathan Atkins *j helped to make her stay pleasant [ while in Philadelphia. On the way4 .j South she spent some time with herjj hrnth<?r Mr. T. G. ..Wppd.gifir'li. of I i Washington, D. . ? j-. j. J Mrsr.^Randolph -returned much- im_-L,j proved in health and very elated ovqr , \t her trip. She states that valuable information was obtained from the [ places of interest visited in Washing- j i ton, New York City and. Philadelphia, v Mrs. . M. Webber who is now a |j patient at Benedict hospital i^ im- } proving' rapidly. ' rrMrs. Sallie Sims, who has be^n in- 3 13 disposed is at her post of duty again. STie is one of the faftFFuT teachers } of the St. Mark Sunday scftE&V !3 Little Irene Sims has been spending J some time with, her aunt Mrs. Jose- J phine Jacksori"~of? Columbia. ij . Mr. James Goodson killed, a large ^ tattle snake 17 years- old, Sunday p. .i m., a few acres from St, Mark Baptist church," near Mr. Jacob Garrick's home. * -jj West Philadelphia News \ " 3 Philadelphia, Pa.?Vacation time \^ill soon be over in a few short weeks. Folks who are here in thetj city enjoying the Sesqui-centennial \i fro mdear old Southland are packing { up for their return. 7i Tixe intense heat that we suffer, will i soon be forgotten as the chilly blasts V come from the September morn. We realized that thtf enjoyable day $ J ' f TV^ X ? . ~ . f ' .4 i .,.**<> I .pent vjsiting the SQsqui, the many wh listoric- places in Philadelphia and Li< veek-ends at the seashores, all these wh hings are essential to complete life ] ind add to the joy of living but the Do rreat^work of life must continue. S. Oh! why should we worry. Vaca- stc ions come and go, but the grind goes gu >n forever, or ft so"seems to somekS. )f us wh?-4rave-^tb" ean^ our own liv?'?4 ng. IfoWever a worker has much for pft vhich to W thankful if^he has a good \ th< ,osition, earns a fair salary and has J to he health anj,strength tQ carry on.' shi To my mirid I really think that work I sti s the greatest comforter," the most of jotent agent in-dispelling gloom, and J N. he one who growls because he fiiust i ,,....1. ... it? - /s? - ? l Tutu 13 usually me nr^i to complain f he is deprived -of the means of earning a livelihood. I can truly J* ay "Thank God" for work. Days of P usefulness are days of gladness. J Miss Katie T. Bruhson of Sumter, ?a > KA 5. C., who is -spending the summer n Alexandria, Va., with her parents, a s las spent Ijwo Weeks in the city vis- _" ting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. P*1 3mega Benbow, on 1156 S. Dorrance St: While here she attended., the 'Collegian Pirates Club" dance at .the 'P 'Strand" accompanied by Mr. Chas. S. 3j:owne, who is an associate member ?f the Club. Quite an enjoyable time ou va^-reportetl. /"' . ; '1U On last Sunday her father and motti :r, Mr. and "Mrs. Brooks motorecPup ^ md look her back t0 Alexandria, Va.f pp. vhere' she will remain until Sept. 8thi m? indithqn she will return to Sumter K"X^KK"M"W*,XmWmW\mXmW,,X,*X,'W Alien Un ' 7 .V ; Accredited InatitulTori of the A. South arolina. Beneficiary of jl Educational Bua t* Offers exceptional opportunities to th< ? ' ties for' the follow [ Divinity-r-in Dickerson Theological S< Science. College of Education (Teai , ur? rr>_ . ? " y . ...mc rA'onuniics. t.ommercial." [ LOCATED'l"N AN ATTKAC 11V E St j? Professorial staff is compose^ of-gra C Universities of the country. One of i*-'fessor of Science in ^tho College Depa f Religious,?Intellectual?Physical Traj |? for leadership. ; ? Student activities ami "social life 1 share. of attention and furnish p! ? An ideal place for young men and, 1,094<i'Studehts from Seven States V h. . -"FALL TERM begins Wednesday, y dents expecting to reside in the dormi :* a deposit of five dollars for- reservati 12, 1926. Applications are coming ii j? President discourage promiscuous resi y he refunded if the applicant Hides 'no: j* be applied on the applicant's expense Notice Extraordinary?.Graduation 'fr place this year hs usual and a cc'rtificai DAVII) HENRY SIMS, ? ^President. '' Chair ! VXmXKm!"XKK^X"WK,,X"I,,I"X''W,'X,v< [ A Door Of H< j -Colored . Two things there are-that never rotu portunity. Spring and Summer, Autui I?to pprsi?ps flpd seasons, time moves on L 1 ! iijme is carrying YOU to_ itifuture J- ?f*ia.old age of poverty'and regrets.. Y . wji^.iout jeopardizing a future. Every rection more Cutely toward the junk h< What you g^t in this, world depend > you do >vith yoUr time determines a'bs [ ckn help you if you will not help you I fight make. To earn more, Learn r j? . You know which way you are trave J ymr eamehange^your direction if y'ou-w - andTan remedy ther^i IF* YOU WAN! ' your own fortune. An h<1yr a day. spe save your future. 4 Every hour spent in getting knowl J Every hour wasted is IXfST FORE YE tunities. The succ4ssful,man of the ^ Ifulurirtnday. He is distancing, YOU J portunity to improve his attainments, "You need stand ^still ncTIonger ;^yoi today, this very /hour, the makig of yc \ a better"positnion iTthe ojrjiortunity" price paid to typewriters and stenograj ' This sohool otters you the conecting lir ? ture. It offers you^the opportunity 6f | of PROSPERITY. ' Grasp tis uppotun 1 are assisted "to locate in.desirable p TIMES when you have -yeaptgkl for a \ impatient with the barriers that seem ? narrow spheTtTof life?when you heai? ' whom you know to be inwardly 110 ni I matter of DEVELOPED'"OPPORTUN satisfied with your condition and prgsf ' -want to step xmt from the crowdTa^Uj ; thr-average??Itt Tfther-wordsv what dr Remember, there is always room a | help you to get there. . This school will is jjolden with opportunity. i' It Fits You For Suc( Would you like to make vnnr y ; / 4 v.?fJCI York? Would you like to live in son "New Orleans? Would you like to live like Chicago, or San Francisco? Woul old National Capital?like Washington enable you to choose your own loc'aticn for typewriters and stenographers ever tion. "r ' ~ D/> It N. Time usually Required to complete t months. The course contains: shorth ship,, bookkeeping, commercial law, lett tuation.: This College will open Monday, Septe - WILLIAMS' BUS! *l'KOK. AI.I'HONSO Booker Washington I, a " ' ' w *' ' ! r Sahirday, August 28, 1926. - \ iore she will resume her studies at i l\coln High School, Sumter, S. C., lere she is a Seaior. Messrs. Stephen Beach and Robert bbins motored from Georgetown, C., eriroute to New York City, . >pped for. a day jn the city.as the c est of Miss Blondelle Horrp, 767" 17th St. ? ' M4s? Alice Foster, who has, com'ted the Summer School course at ; University of Penn. has returned her home, Cappabosic, Va., where i is a teacher in the Gloucester Intute. While here she was the guest Mr. and Mrs. Guy O. Stiles, 640 40th.' St._ ' ' / C. Sheraldton, Reporter. " RUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH \ LOSES SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL Hartsville, Aug. ^3?The Jerusalem ntipt Church, pf which the Rev. J. McCornell is pastor, hap just closied" iuccessiul revival meeting. 20"new mmeb^rs were added to the ufch. ' 'the said pastor is a man it knows how to make" things 1go. ! is a man on the job that masters / t ~ We received the hearty hospitality every one'who contributed to make r stay a,success. They gave one ndred and eighteen dollars (118.00) jus for our cervices. ? ? We wish for the pastor and church ? very best in their work together.?; trtsville will i stay on* the Baptist ip with a pastor such as she has. iversity I M. E. Church and the Jytate of the Slater and (Jeneral *. ird Funds """ X, ; Negro youth. Has fine faeilj,- i ing courses X ' ?minary. College of Arts and^*?* eher Training). High SchooL Ij. Music. Training School. X !CT1Q.\ til1 COLUMBIA ,-8,43. duates of leading Colleges and y the recent'additions is a Pro* y 4 rtment. ?* X. ihlng" are comhined to prepare ? ^ I ' jnder supervision receive their ??? **?-rleasant diversion from study. ' women to be. ? , jr ? Y k'ere in Attendance Last Year y September, IS, 11>20. All stu- y tories are requested to forward y on of rooms before September X a rapidly and the trustees and ding in the City, deposits will _ t matriculate.' otherwise it will X is. . . Y om th6 High School will take *I| te will be qwdrdetf for .the same, y ? BISHOP JOHN HI RST,* X man of The Board of Trustees.- X ^\, ~J^>*i~XK~X*<~X~X~X~X~X~X~X* i C TL I jpc a ui jl nc | l Race.? I rn-=tfme past and neglected ?P- X V nn and Winter, indifferent alike y i X ' . . . V filled with bright prospects, or ^ ou can't dwadle away.' a winter Y hour Wfi.s,tQd now bends your di- .V >ap of worn-out humanity. v s wholly upon ^yourseh. vVhat X olutely; what you Are. N0 one . rself. You havx* got your own Y nore. _? - I ling; backward or. forward, and Uk-?Y?u-know your weaknesses $* ' TO. You "are the architect of .* nt in acquiring knowledge, will edge is a step nearer success. " The world is full of oppor- X future is getting ready for his X because he embraces every op- y while you stand "still?X r "* i oan climb if you wiltT Begin $ ~ iur future. Are you able to fill j)restrhrta itsulfi? "ThFltverdge X ihers is from $1$ to $35 a week. < ik between the past and the fu- y a SUre foutini* nn thn Vi?rn>-.?.o" v ity. DO IIT NOW! Graduates ositorcr.TTIlINK OF THOSE Y future:?when. you have grown *. ed" to hold you down' to such a *f of the career of art*ttcquaintant X ore capable than you. It tis a i ^ ITY. The question is, are you ? iccts for the futur^ O^.df? you ^ A count for. sometTiiniftjjftij^g^haft Y M ' res-pay-day mean W "% ^ the top, and thi^sftfl^wilf" ? perTevt you in a pro'fessiph that. ? T iess Anywhere } f icco in busy Cosmopolitan New X ML quiet old Southern City like y in some bustling western City i Id you like to live' in the quaint X , 1). C. This great school will y 1. There is unlimited demand a ywhere. Send in your applica- ? I : dw!. r j he course is from three to six -X and and typewriting, penman- v" er-writing, dictation and punc- X \ mbcr 6, 1926. > 3! ]J [NESS SCHOOL | WlLIJAMS, President, ? * , Heights, Elliott nStreet,__ Y, ock Box 516. Colilmbia, S. C. j? ; -1 'ii