The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 18, 1926, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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,T77~" I ren.'^BoysSuits A Specidll
/'; Dry Goods, Sfi
i | Shop, Barber Shop and Bee
;; Ws are not 8eHing_Raeed
i caure~we can aelt Bett?r~f
* VATlOWAl. BifcrflgTIHinU^llf^Z
-BQAIiU'S. RUl'OKT
Henry AUcn Boy 4, Secretary.^Tells
V. _ f^f_ j h'l .I>nvt?Year '
, Continued from Page 1
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:?? Ttnrtfcmwrof atlic Wuti
No.Jimitittiorts have been put on the
scone of denominational work along
' the line of religions publication!; andA-.
. . ?m?ra,turc_LoL.voUi'Bo;u"d in the past,
"year, -fhtr same amount of activity
that has chahicteriaed the Plant's effort
*lnco lm Mimiini/atM'm has Ihtii
put into force and practice; The dgyclopements
have gone rapidly forward
? ?-?and the limitations to the U'rrilury
?; intu wliirljLtin- National Baptist PubJishing
Board's .products have bcOn
pushed lire apparent 1 v boundless. ~
In the' far-olf IMiiJipuie. Islands, as
- - wall. ttH the various coaats of South?-? _*nd
\v?strAfrica, we have endeavored
- ' to render the?*same service in filling
?orders proftqnisC-? :
- Editorial Ben et.ii > *s Ollicv ami C'tHl
. ? tributors.. ; '
In our report last"year We paid^our
; respects?to. the editorial?soVrotnryV
?r office and the work he was jloing 111
giving- thcr denomination as well as
the race," a -chiss"*Tf^{iuhlieutiowafi'OOL
.4 literary point of 'view t-hat did not
necessarily have to take second place
with any. His olhee has been strent
gthened and an 'addition has been
made to the editorial force by putting
on better writers, experienced thinkers
and outstanding' demon in.iliunnl
. . leaders. Their ^vdrk. lurs already
* - 7 meant much lo the -crtrtorial scire-'
. tary's foreThen tucr. .he has .also.
?.?tituwngthnmnl the literature by giving.
his rr'n'Mrflim-Tmri?imTm;vi.'d r;;pir.in
- - ^ _ Uon of the liible. 7
Periodicals, Publications, Requisites-^
?-- =&*= Their *Pirculation
_? ... ' : Meeting the.demand.,- of an ov.-ict.,
yet growing clt?ntidmtuch as is fottndtered
throughout tlie confines of the
. National Baptist Convention .of: A
pierica is a task, that has cohfronted
the National Baiqhi l?nU-i
Board this past year; hut it has been
?: ? J l-fllliil fn the?nrrrrsinn. Periodical*
? have been published regulmly, deiiomi
national books issued co'nseeu
tively, requisites" in-epared constantly,
and the circulation has been in
. creased by a. large per cent. Im
<*- - ... proverneiits have been made _ia the
; " Sunday .School Literature and in the
National - Bapt 1st Sunday School Lesson
Commentary. Maps of the Holy
Land in colors, have been'inserted in
the Commentary for l927.Tvvo.songs
are to be found in each of the Sun
J __ day School and n V P U Ar:o'::i-/Tni?^,
'.j... The improvement has been gradual
. but~^4cady. .
Periodicals, and Literature for 'the
- - Sunday Schools, P Y P. 41'* and Organixed
-.classes? Their ? cireulnt ion
. . " for the past tiseal year as.snbrhitt-ed
to the Secretary:
- Teacher (monthly) 742,29L
**" Senior (quarterly) 1,1110,022.
Advanced (quarterly)
-rrr- ?intermediatc^fquart orty)~4.d29.2X 1.
''"Primary (quart OTtYl l.f'28.621. ?
___? Beginners (quarterly) 18U.2M.
?? Senior... B. V. i'. V, Mag.rmg.jUiuafe,
. torlvt I'm S"U " -T"
Junor B. V. P.^lX-rMtigay.intT (qiiar??.4yy?TTT?"75trt
-' .National
Baptist Union-Review
. * Iweekly> 2.0?ft.r,S?.
* - : SundaySeho.ol Lesson Commentary,
(annual) 15,000. 7
r . ? - Biblo R-ifdami?Lotit-on RoU (quae*
lOrty) 20,000,, ' "
' Picture Lesson Cards (quarterly)
-- ' 750,000. ?
a primum 20,000; ~~?
;"* r1-^?:?~~liuyd?fttmjdny SeKool-Gatheehism,jb*
r -_75,00 ft.?: 1 ; ;??
Cntfchi^m fit",OOP. m,. .
Easter Greetings, (annual) 10,000.
250 . - - t.
' Bible Day Programs (annual) 5,865
" ~~ Chlldyrns D.'ty Programs (annual)
**"" 28,000. '
" ' torly) 6?;1 57. ? -- '-V
Letters ant! circulars roriiled dot,
??8?>fl86r ^
Fuyv-?i
ent store
iSt. jPhone 7567 |
Men, Women and -Child J1"
y-l ,? _ X L
iocs, Millinery ' | pu
nreH^ ~First Class Tailor |
iUty SKcmtor Women. | A
Rr icier Buy from US be- $
<nr"Ceiki "V i to
? So
Helps wIn
order to m6et the, growing de- Er
mnmir-fiir , ^ iioiriinational anfl'-jstan- ex
ihmr iiuutiK TorTYitrristcrs/"teachers as
well as-laymen, your iioard has had'ftT1^
-Co- <? an unusually havy Pvp^ipo, *
because it. had to finance the effort
by Inlying the paper, "ink, labor*and
"other- materials, for manufacturing . ?
those books and placing them on the j|]
shelf*. ?
More than 1DTT,000 "books have been ^
placed upon .the shelf during the past n*
Iisoal vcur. wnicn only means "if thev
do"jn)T~moYe~and are not circulated. \
paid for and put in the hands of bur
denominational leaders, the mbney
will ill tw lying there. W.e are rnn- '"<
lidept however, that Che denomination ers
will appreciate this' far-sightedness Cpi
oh the iwn4-of-thft-Board and borilinutr the
in ni'ipi tin* sendee " . ' , Mm
t_T T- r- ^
' NnT?rr' - ' l = "Btt?
been made-for
a county convention to he held in the ^js
ity of Columbia, Sept-22 at 12 na. ta ..?
I dogates to the State Convention, ^
_wiiich--.cotivetK'A.Sept. 2h?2C in the city-nl'
Colombia. to elect -a State Chair.
man. > . ?. '
All pryefnet meetings are also no- 'I'
titled to hold their meetings on Sept.
-~i. City-waaxU-aall -meat at?12- m. [ &
and elect the usual number of dele- wjgatfcs
to attend the county Convention
Sept. 22-20, and elect delegates-to .the p
District Convention to 1>e called on
the same date. ~ - try
| J. II. GOODWIN, Chair., *W1
W. E. McMAHON, Sec.
-""TOHWOLD NOTES wl
Among the visitors this weelc^aT
Fairwold were'Mr, and Mrs, Janws R. -f?
Cain and family, Mrs. Marion (mother)
Wilkinson and son, Mrs. Sara S.
1 V(Tpre^~~Tind Mrs. Francos' Thomas. vil
Mrs. Wilkin.snn.t a^/sho''al\vays does) Cfl
brought U'.'i lota of nice eatattles, and <?4*
a deal of sunshiny. Mrs. Robinson
left us 50c for ice. Mrs. Cain bro't
a few piwort of-cluthing for the girls,"
'For all of these things, we are very i <
grateful;. " W;
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M A DA M JI 1 ;i A F RREKkAND _
RETURNS FROM NEW WORK
Mine. Julia Breeland of Orangeburg
returned recently from, New York
iiuiu dxii; tuiveii u iit;w- j
course in Beauty Culture. ^ Madam
I.Brocland has successfully conducted
for a number of years, a Beauty Par-. lor
in the above named city, and ber
friends, not only in Orangeburg, but
all ovcr^thc. State,"WTtb-be pleased tcr ??
know that" She is adding new features q
to her..business. To say Mme. BreelaiuL
is progressive and a real business
woman and "the kind that the
TaceHnced be proud ot, is to say the
least. Th^- Leader- wishes her contvtiffMvs'uccecy.
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Stf>NBV-HARli .- Mr^E. CHiHt H ?
H /'; ~ He
Sunday School ^ened at 10 a. mr Mi
The introduction of the lesson was
j'read by the Supt. ^After devotional
IrNt'i cisc.s t hi' eachers and scholars as."
si nihled ty their various classes for
| a lossun review?Af tor the lesson -a- j
report oT tho^ various classes Was ~'
made which amounted greatly. ?.At
1 Lflfl A. M. a vast, rrnwd iiiclud.
ing members ami friends gathered to =
give ear to a so,ul-stirring sermon
rendered by our pastor. Rev- "Sammy" 11
W allace.?HLs t-exL was based on John ?
: 8;1 11. ' : -
which w'iiK held at G p.m., -a very, inter.
CjjUiyf .topic, was discussed. After the
f i.m of thn losisnn n ihnrt pri>. _
rrrnm was rendered.
At 7 p/ nV. Rev. Massey tofeached
to t> hoot. <>f hoted men.?Thja sermon?was
enjoj^yd by ell who heard it. PP1
? -.Night services wete held at the
tTsttnl hour:
nil our services.
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THE PALMETTO LEADE
BULLETIN KO I. 6EPTEMBER,1,926
L_ _J - - 1 A ^^
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We bring to the public, the civic achievmee
Ipiteers and public speakers in wonderment
b world's achievements under like cbcfifions
it The Colored State
uthernT-evenJQwer than the reduction of
'he United Inter-Stal
f ~r~r' f : y '?
th whom we are negotiating, in the view oi
tglish and American thoroughbreds (of cou
tend into and with the three days of Harr
lifesday iy MolhersH
feature continuously carried 4>y the-Fair A
i Domestic Science
bit that will well wo^th the seeing of all Sc
Acting following editorial excerpt i
WORKING CONTACT
Among the ^laudable aims of-the authorities, of
fc the white and colored agriculturists of
as David R. Cokef of Hurtsville; 11^ AJ. Cooper, of
nferences held in connection \yith th(r~ oloredStat
: hearing for they have received their training in~tl
mij of fegM ^he heatTof the .agvifiilr
The Negro farmer niust <be afforded the means
is an .important factor. Statistics could be cited
diiily 'iiici'cajiwg. Nirtr<mty~'fthould1tho Negro fari
end to the. Negro farm or who is the jigfat. hand
If the South Carolina Colored State-Paiu-cim-ixi
scientific knowledge, it will have accontfttistied a
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plan Ihe-FftRMFK'S EDUCATIONAL C
te'CoTtgresg, who have exhibits at the Fair-v
HURSDAY, A M. From
Lnessetl by tens of thousands of colored ai
RIDAY, A. M. at 11:30,
ont ffamp between B._T^ HI of this" city"
iere the younger generalioir^show-off-to t
he Midway of-Shows. Rid
rich has been let for the ^veek to
mtinent and the Westing. MUSIC AHli
repare Your4Lxhibit! Co
M. Walter, Summerton; W. S. Waison, M
Come spend a Jolly Wee
ia! Be wise on how the I
South Car
Write GREEN JACKSON, Secretar
INSTALLATION SERA
OF
REV. C. H. SIMON* P ASTC
ST. PETER BAPTIST CHU1
IKMO, SOUTH' GAKOL1
EGINNtNG' MONDAY NIGHT,-SEPT. 27th, K?
MONDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 2r7"th,nnnn
1 < Rl'V. II. T.'Sip
isie . - . ? ?'
^^SDAYNIGUJA,SvI'f KM BKR 28th
-~a- I?nv W T.. -If
1010 "_1 -'|V " ? ""**
rmon \v.fr Peterson, Pastor
jsic - ' - "
a?,i .? . ,.1??_4
" jilt RSI)AY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 30tl
Rpv. A7 Divnn, Pastor. fill;
Lisle ? ? ?
, Fit IDA Y NIGHT, OCTOBER 1st?7:
rmon . Pi;, H. W. Long, Pastor First Calvary I
usie 1. ~--i - 1^ i*-- -?1
- <" .1 "|V '
SUNDAY, OCTOKKk 3rd?BIG
:Q0?Sunday School .. ; ?
l.ft Us enroll h(H> men-, women and t
00?Sermon . - Rev?. C.
:.*i0?Installation Sermon and. 77TI ~
1'arrtmv. Zion Baptist Church, Columbia,Modi;
President of the'Statc Sunday School an
Music Zm
Each member is requested ta-ixiy 50c on In
The visiting pastors and coin;rcRatiotTg"?*iH ha^
rviccs on their respective vfligbt. , All are qmmU*
ffPSFfiEHTTTER, Secretary/ jT^iTHALl^Xli
C H. SIMONHPistor-Eleet.
; ;-v.- a^., ,iW ' ?-?
9.T -m*. . -. > . -?mir,
:r ' " '
Foil* Opf ^
nts of a people that have startled the scl
^confess,, their' inability, to explain how t
and in similar time.
? ?? ?? ?^?JP"V T*' -I? ?
? Fair in Columbia
idy been granted ancl Thursday. "OUR B
the, week} you "will find^eanswertairhi
te Racing Associatic
? putting in two solid days of the "Old
rse, that number will not be here), now 1
less races, for which more attractive "pur!
cssociation to encourage BETTER AND I
iun of.Nashville, Tenn. Miss Joscphinefi
)uth Carolinians.
Tom the South Carolina Gazette, an influ
- . ? < " '
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the South Carolina ColQred State Fair, as explai
the State, which should result to the advantage j
Wisacky; J. D. Frotho of- Aiken; and other oul
le best possible way'?by practical experience?a
of improving upon hisagricultural knowledge f
t0 show that while the number of white farme
rwny wWi.?. farming "nn hU own", he helped, b
l rfiHTT TTin-ny-g TPhite favmPT of the State.
tspire the^ Negro farmerfo -becoftie a better fa^r
i very great deal. . ' ""
fl. -?- ....
QNGKKSS> where gentlemen, such.as at
fill be admitted Free. ? r-r=r?
the Stadium
mortal combat with "B. C." in -their annt
id whites, interested of both institutions
^ ... . ?4 . * . . *
and WILSON HI of Florence. More int<
groat effect. -A mad 4Hi>h from the Stad
es and Concessions ?
i-G^eater Southern Shows, just returned "
i FUN FOJ^ LVEKY-ONE.
V .
[onetita; G. C. Williams, Newberry; Rev.
.vktns, Carlisle; Wm. Wallace. Whitmire:
J. H. Goodwin, President; Hon. I. S.Lcev
i ew berry. ~ ??-v
ik or a Happy Day with 1
^ace prospers, October 21
crfmarColored
y, 1119 Washington Street. Columbia,~S.
(biKG OCTOBER 3rd (| Wholesale
jr Findings, I
-7:30 p. m. , f
11 mors, A. M. E. Church f 7777"
. Hope'weir Choir. ' yVIl
Ins^A- M, E. Church | AOttrTUp '
Plotisn.it, Soring Choir -l what yOU
th?7:36~pTm. X want to Si
Chapin Baptlnst Church f" :?' '?
TTfapin ch?ir
i?T:30 I\M. : - ... ^ g
aETlIiveir~Br?ptisl Church' . "j
- Buoh-Rivor Choir.
30 p M ' Hair Culture, h
laptist Church, Columbia i'"""**, _ MME
First Calvary Choir ; 1, S? I .P
day ' ' - 1131 Wash
J M. Hall. Sunt. 8 .
Children. ?
H. Simon. Pastojr*Elect7 g|ggg^SS^^^>^?*M
Jst.' Peter Choir. : ^
Rev: jh G> WRita^-. > ? 14.
rator Getffsemane Assn:"-? ?.' %f \
d B. V^F.'b. Convention.
Ilnptiat flhnrrh Chnif - _
Stallatibrt Gay. OllI* Job I
,'e eftTtf eschar ere off " the ' _ ??-?*
"y Tn"vitprt - , all modern i
lairirmo Deacon Buatd . [to work will
us atrial. Sp
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' t-t -? ? : ? v: ^ 12. -y
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Saturday, September 18, 1926.
? "l'KKSKNTtNtj LHK
lolars of the age. Philosophers, politicians, ]
he colored man, has outstripped all races in III
MhDAY" ypecia.1 ox^wrBion rates, over CKe ?
^-atHabsoibi i i^<HI BSTION. v?- -? '
>n ... .
Kentucky" Derbying; carry stables of 300 t;
-acing in Pennsylvania. Their program will
3es are offered. 7
estiEALTHlER
BABIES. 7"'....
ential white weekly of Aiken, S. C.
ined by^he Secretary, is to establish ,a working conboth.
Colored foremen such progressive farm-*
standing farthers, are taking-part in the i'armer's
ic farmer members of the race, a- message worth
nd in the most effective "agricultural schpolss- the - '
md practice, In the economic, lite ot South Carolina
rs is decreasing,'the number of Negro farmers is
ut such helpful instruction as can be given should
ner, improving his agricultural skill and adding to ' ^" :
>ove will be invited to- spea-kr?Delegates to ...
. ' - -
ial-contest lairsupremacy. i nesg Rames-4kre
-r-ALLEN AND BENEDICT. ? , - ' .
t ?i-.. ?
... . T~~-. ' ' ^ ' '0
erest is developing each year in these games,
ium to the Grand Stand by
to Amer:ica~aiter an eight years' tour 01 xhe.
rarest You/They are:
J; D. Smith, fcanrerfe; A. P. Harper, Jenkins- ir-Rev.
A. W. Hill. Aiken: Dr. D. H. Sims,.
)VColunibia4-Prof? H-Lu Duckett, Superinten#
J ? ; s _
Friends in Beautiful felnm- *
3, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 1926"
C., for Catalogue 4wd pther mformation. ^
kVilse W. Martin
118 Hampton Avenue |
: ? ' ' J
r Dealer in Leather, Shoe
Harness, Saddles, Etc. ;;
olesale Hide Buyci4 "^r
IVtanufacturcr. Let us know f~
want fro Rtty and what vou ?
aciai Massaging, Manici^^^H^^Bobbing '
S. LYLES, HOUSTON & PENDY. S
evy's Department St * | i
liny toil Slrtcl Columbia, S. ti.
)B PRINTING
Jepartmerit is equipped withLlw
nacninery, which enables ug
tlgpeed anrl arrnrary Hige j
iecial attention to mail ord(ei*8 I