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? HAHDEVILLE' MENVS Oft Sundfry, Oclubei?17th. I vioitori i, St. Stephen? A. M. E.: Church at Hnr<lfviH>*( S. C. with the pastor, ; Rev. J. R."Stevenson. Receiving the impression that I ? received, I tuke pleasure-in making V known -to the public some'of the niahievenicnts of the said pastor and ' hft" peopR ? ?? Inqui ring into their business I warned that $lr7P.0o nave been col-. looted. " I wish to stress also that this ehurch 'is well organh^ejd^ with' twelve depa rtnu.11 tsy c;teh' i!o' ' . Sirice the said minister was pasv tornuc this church, two "conventions ??lin n < ii lmiii in it T^fTr fKr-Snii d-ay School and missionary eonven??" tkmsi?A $250.00 organ has?ht en . bought, ?000v00 set of -pews \vas otd~ eijcd ' wh'ltft is I'.vpuc.ed tw be in the church by .the fihst of. next month, die is closing his scvon4..yoar with " a'people whose lyyalty has stood the' test. Theft; is a, real Christ-like spi? . .rit exhibited among the, pus tor and y thy peop^c.^, _ f ^ t of -thetr i'i>sto>'. ?Qu-r-ehu-.a of 1025 is proud'dt* him- Allen should be proud and women to ir.iu-t its problems. The higher a boy can go., in*the euucational scaler the- -greater tire?Responsibilities -that ybring person is' prepared to shoulder aiuLci .ruauuie.nl? lv the hiirhr - the po.-Hion If is able -ttr - Now is' the time to study agriculture. - V. "A. & 'jr. ToliegeV a g ri c u 11 u rii^_de.- , partmVnt i- North Carolina's great-" est gift to its Negro youths. This prepare the young nien l'or better ? that can build up upd utilize the full resources of the state ambulation jis a whole., . "Yonnif men uli a n m 'vn...lv . .me?t- these opportunities??they ?*?*?will make n good living and will find much satisfaction in attractive work 'and In rendering service to 'the con" ' munity,. to the state and to the' na? . crowded wed ?' inviting. ' Of all. .things from which any gain is obtained, there is nothing better than atfricAiltnre^aoihitig/sweeter, nothing ( xxiore-Avorthw of man.-'V ------ 1 ? Dll't!t'tnr~7''t:ik'.y elided his address -by extending an invitation to lunie i ' to A. & X. 'College., wliere the boys will find a faculty, chosen by reason of-.their special knowledge -and obiliTy7 a beautiful spacious ""and. am jdy equipped agifculturid building, t\vo .splendid grec?n houses, a college farm, of 1 02 acres, a ncw_ $20,000 ? dairy barri. a poultry jdnnt. e fdggery and an Opportunity to eqdip themselves for the greater satist'action of Country lire. ' OUR TKj M l Y OF KVILS'? IUitreacy, Indojcifce and InebriBy J. I'. Edwards Since it is -true*-that there may he a* * h a<iP r>. I >t?M linro wlw.wo limited educational advantages may not per and the A. ^I.*E..Chursh will be proud nf this, m.,nine lender and organuoi^. 1 , ?J- A. Del.aine.__ * ? ?Affrkl(TLTl'K..\ 1. n?KId TDK. OF ~\7^STT. COLLEGE MAKES STRONG PLEA . . ' Kilt COfcLEOE-MRX : IN AGRICU LITRE r ; director Staley Eptptasizes The v N*#e?sTtr~NTow Afttf That Top s 1?ew Students Are Taking f Courses In Agriculture. College OHicial Declarcjjj Agri*"*'*. cultural Department At ,A. & ' T. College"'!s North Carolina's ' (Greatest Gilt" To Its Negro in-3? Youths. ? ?Wise North Carolina. October 22 . . ?F.. MarceHus 'Staley, direct ivr'of ~:f\ griciilture at A. di T. Colleges fljado the principal address'_herc tonight at the Father's and Son's- Banquet, which was held a.t Warren County Trainnig -school. This '-is the. first entevtn inn-, oat~'ot' this tvne that hua - - ever uerrrnem in tins vicmuy, ine object?tr??lln' banquet wn i?Hi?ci'into a pattrmdl and fd\at-tnterdepcndence -.^y^rtUbiSnprgQL_as_to create an ' interest in" vocational agriculture. Professor ,f. L. Bolden, vocational ?1? serves credit Cor the "iiecon;- ot' the banquet, frisu the manner in whch ho " * . ontertajneJ the delegates ' whet were _ ~ " on Hand,- in attendance ,tiui district-. conference of Smi^h-IIntrhe.-? workers which was called in sesvion by P.. B. Simons. State. Supervisor^ vocational* agriculture. ; ? r Drcctor Staley "-in his . address 1 pointed out the advantage.; for. riculturally. trained j^iung men and the-onportiiiiiijeH at A. & T. Cotinge' <=*- to -prwpbre .fo'r the satisfactions of : cftimti-y li^fe L-- . . j ? JUmdor said' part- "Thai*\ ~ agriculture-J ; crowing. nv>r-o. cu'hniex- " & .. eyery year, it. iiueds^uann-tl inenj mit -them to understand trte T5B1 meaning of many of the long words m?mrr?English language and being extremely dystrous that every one profit, if possible by the ^tf^tisf thereof 1 feel it my indispenSible du: ty just here to explain 01'. give the *hnpl.e 'meaning of the- words comprising the subject: Illiteracy means nc?s; and inebriety means drunkenIl.nu-i-. illiteracy, indolence and inebriety is a combination which con; >t itu.fes. the ' fundamental prineiplus 'prouuetiveorbn^^ hiiulerances which populates lifers fTivpa with men ~and women of failure T ~ .r rrr^; .T, tt . mr'c Thfrf are -nc three words which involve morfe com"pfptrh?the misery?which is possiblt to . attond the earthly existence oi humanity, the" depth bi'ulisrrr U which air individual may sink, itpd the KCTicrMt.ivii.. and?lasting?inUitfuees which ahfe capable of driving the sou! 4o -a- realm -of: everlasting woe ant punishment ferny are truly the h ire ~ e\ 11.-' wllKJr^currirpt the oxi? ."T iTimv fynm fvPT^ "(aid pnjnt of iTfoT 1 ho operation "ol n'.y onero? those evils is sufl&cierit _tc reduce' the most serious handicaps 1 .. o. r.i i ?! :>?individual Hit i'.'icy alone without the coop< ; :. l : \T-- OfTce 't. elf ""any o ther .agency .<ditlhdoni to. retard the genml p^tgressivt'JicSS- ul an individual md race a|, large. Aii ^ iiiTTmilunt. can- not function in rented if he is intellectually infapai'M.tc l. What is true of an individi.-d is Trae-nt'-n T:tvc;?It,4s. also es s'eciahy true of the clrurch which'is '1.0' highest institution - on earth 1'ei u.:.V 1'eTr-tltrLvkiicio.en'11 "ts.Vri "sA'tf yiih'nt fact that- a iai;e. nation and huvcl^ are rated by tiuj quali fi e a f ions -?f t! e in Li victuals cunsUtutimr them. - Indolence or. Uu'.ines^ renders-a man ha fit- f.T~.~ntry nu.rpogfi_.tova rd God r liumamty. He is unconceTTIPd and therefore practically dead in spirit - ;.i interest '"tcmthe' pri^PSSfnnifew aVlrerlrvrith the world's civilization. I iv is only tit 'to. s1lt;> and eat. What is a man whose chief store be but .<> sleep and feed 7 He is no more than a belisC The individual who ultfvatcs indolence in -his nature presents ;rtr-inexcusable". " insult" to rvf'.'l r inn. And alt ivise and unerring God cre 'rd?mtrn?in?His own-image,?pave hand"- and -foot as instvuncnts with -which icr-brt-ume master h* -any-iadust rial' pursuit, Iintelloctuah !Q.-.e.aal or sa:ritual and 1 placed him ' . function in ii'. world beautiful with dominion?moii owiy., living thing. TTcnco.'lie-owes ft to God and his l'elWorjd's field of industry a.nd arf. in^ I Iinir"' in the hands of?l.indl'iV.iY Christianizing' the world. Ay idUrhraiif i.'.Cne devil's work hop." "Where ver a nian. drifts into laziness and fail Uv.work, he'rcmovea ti; . r"i'l[*A.il" .111 tULioliy. and at nuf'P Icd.lraf'isCcr :;< t/ himself apart 5s a tite.A.'evil. iub.nct to the ix?\v" ~. nf any temptation uvo i.. h '.h body?and?iu*uL iM'W'vnc^ lH Hi. H!(uvi'!' Uflfl "a durs?'j wivivii leads to man's . purrtsliment," hut |aV<*>r. i^ his vfrength-, iTTTT-gloryy His reward." . "Pi 10 noblest men that live on earth arc ' men whose hands are brown witi\ toil, ~ ~ '-r .? ' yin.T touched l-y 110 ancestral worth. I!e\v dou-TT the-wtjods and till the soil, a. ,rrr ~ yry,' -r 1 -** ;>^r. _ ?- - .j ;;' t? a-.ra , g'ay.Ttfr I -rtTtt TV in -tri^iTnyr.-H prouuCT TlitfllLS _ Than l'cl*o>vs, kind's or Warrior's fanitv- r"-? ' ' ~7 Q? all, agonciek-for evil, from time inimomWabte i no brief y or drunkenT?r^ |g fin.-!?rrr rhr mot 'drrHTirf Where ever it is -accepted, it storks in as a roaring li?n seeking whom it in;>y" neviiii)T:"Teaviipj. ev ei .t?phase 01' ..-ii-W) ;>' in its wake; puvurt-y-hunger, ii: anitv, divorce, ^broken hearts","lose ... . . . 1? -. 1. n.i. vi"" wis v, hmo of resect' for others, lose of self-control, and crime f every description, the 'Influence of which goes ?n e!fccting_-ni.yriads of lives, often froln generation to generation. It seeks its "victims in all realms of life, high -and low dealing sg^avlp'-iLl.-deadly blow. ? - -I IIM'.'i:il'.t. Ijylnlrncc anrt inebriety 1,reeds an ftmplinoss into the life-of its victim.* which nothing hut God and time "poSsefs the capability tc efface; empty hours,, empty hands, , b m pty <"hearli'us^' leaving no defense against the ravages of cviL They are the enimies-of all material jmegrcssivenoss, intellectual, mor! and spiritual. They retard arid often destroy- all plan* for systemaMc development irt- any respect, inUvidunlly or collectively. They are 'in'.iring agent.; for the nsylu/na-and prisons. Kvory?t'riniitml1 owns the mmmitance of lvis crime to at least 015 of these evils and, very often to 'he combined influence of the three. Both ancient and rriordern history, '"U'fent and fiaily observations are irhjmTsTffiable .^vlTnclss" to the tyvfavritW# forced rfSult?; wh-fch ;i rfins<ujnencd, to-trhe aettvitirs of-Onr Trinity of evils. '. *v - H . * . =? ?4^?^ THE PALMETl r?Then mn niu muiiitra m>a futiu l.mi-u of f^hiy nt.md idli> hvr and Al low?the -young?men consciously QI ^ 11 unconsciously to embrace illiteracy, ^ 1 indolence and inebriety ^ which so 14 quickly rob them of their manhood and womanhood) ruin theit dives and "<S 1 deliver their souls to the evil one? : j Will the church, .the press, the i schools, the colleges, the government '""'K f"'1 dischfllflf their; i duty to seize every opportunity to ^ j wage a .whole hearted and ceaseless .^var. 'against our trinity of evils? ?mi . Fchrbid^ Almighty God. , '^Ftfen go to your work and be strong, ^ r?"hT.tIUnK-mn jn--ymtr-vrnya> \ . ^ r Balking the end half won, for an in- ^ j stant dole of praise, ~ ^ , J^tey'i y^n^ wor^ and be wise, cer r Ye who are neither children nor goda, A but dicn m-a^AVOrld-ol .men, .? ) For, they aim too low who do, reach ?' the stars." ' . I Xj : . d? \ 1 " ' .?? "MWI I THE STORM BRANCH BAPTIST & T~ ASSOC IATION ? rj-? By Rev. E. J,. Bnniels j i Friday,' October 22nd, the Storm ^ i Branch Baptist Educational and Mis- j ^ sinurav Association met in its 57th "* annual session ,with Bethlehem Bap- lit , t ist Church, 'Cranitovilky.S. Cr, Rev. A E. .1. .Daniels, pastor. ^ \ This Irom eVOl'y nntik' svag1 indeed ? ' an ideal session. The lofty spirit of"2 | brotherly love very beautifully por- ^ Uiayed h<rlf throughout the delibera- V tipnsj feature that is not at nil times 3 . .^een in gatherings "bf this kind. The A damnable spirit of ofliec-secking and A : the barl)4iric; disposition of "big- and "lit tie. Jj u". did not- raise their i (=ftgL4t-tk'rhoads - dmdmt- the session?^ They all were brethren Of course ^ ;i^ in 'stick gatherings -of- note there y vv'Vtm fifflmns Af thorn ,\vero ;'i:o educated and lite uneducated; tin? wise and the simple, the orator and stamerrer; the great > and X die small. Still thi^ diversity of sta- ^ iron so?tdbarly known, acknowledged V and respected, never arrayed itself other than that which cannot be hidden?the unconscious ^Manifestations. ^ Friday,. the first. day, was a great day. Kev; J. JI. "Bush, the pastor of X several strong (churches* in the Storm J ' Bl'ahcll Ik'ht pTpael'.ml . tlie intiudui- y j tory sermon. Rev. Bush in a manner all FHs wn "preached- a power* % fill sermon inculcating the import- ^ ance nf?taking the Christ ojf God with u.s throughout the sessions <if; J the, assochftion and pillowing Ilim to MK be a.consuming fire to every draught | V of' ,sin that might seek to envelop us dining our sojourn in (.iraniteville.--the It was indeed a great' sermon, brief, appropriate aiid "tarnestly delivered. ' ')'11 r From merit hmung the . visitors that * peeped in on the association Friday c?" v..n : l.'i'-v I) F Thompson. D. X>.. pastor of tiie great TabeniacliLBapil.-t Church. Ainrnsta, (in., Rev. A. W. ll"1 Vincent, moderator of the Spring ..Crave Baptist Association, Rev. IF; L.' Ryans," moderator of tho Mt. Canniui Assoidiitidfi and _Pro?^?A. W.^raT XklinFTTn, presidenV ~df~~jleUis A cadcmy. All of which worn most ^ ct rdii'JiN?icpc Wed and sonic of whichtnff mnfto- ?;mnn ill?rrrmrnfrs - v-g? j \vl ? Friday nUth^.the old wafir horse of *'aj . Ivr Storm Branch" licld. the ltev. J.;wa II. Patterson proceeded to prach the.ces doctrinal sermon from these words: imn ' Search the Scriptures, for in them ^ac "rTe tin:; I; yc Ivave eternal life; for 'ua they are they which testify1 | ^ai Rev. Patterson in fcrnny uilanswera-:! (ioe ?, hlo" showed the - necessity? of. more ffffi systematic, diiiaViit and earnest brc Bible study among our people. He J proved that the more we know about Gt (I, the more we \vltt~ dove Wt Him tLhe-jnorc?we love llim the1 it it better we will serve llim; and the kei better we serve llim, -Che better He'pre wiil he?unto us. "These conditions 1 stir _ can only .acqruip from a yppstant ahd\ we systematic searehintr of thn Snrin.1 , tufas," ho said. r_ j ' - j qft - Saturday was another -glorious . on day.' Rev. R. B. Muboy, D. D.f the j clu : iiindCfattji knows'- hmv-to-preside and 1 pig ma<fc a fcplqndjtl demonstration of the qui same, throughout all the - meetings, wi The Rev., J. M. Allies, of Graniteville, gai ..-S.-C.. nasi or of the Second Baptist?Uu ' church?of?A then, S. nt R2 oVhock' a I the . educational sermon. This ser- | oni > men-would have graced a nationaTbrm convention. It was characterized by' St< [ thought, "systemf rich- with .thcologi- off , cal love, graced with intense earnest- feci antl delivered with .that force of . andel.oquenee that show'that ohiTKas Thi . confidence in the worth of his mes- jol [ sage and desire--that others share it. ?m .: Rev. Miles da indeed a great preach- off ,J er.- "" to , | . RrolLT- 3- Sullivan, A. B., principal > - pre ; infrrod treed ami wpoko along the ncodo;^ oF the school. Aftei^ardg Rev., A. j ra , W. Hill ascended the stand and de-j acJ( ' Iivored a strong address from the. jQ1 ' subject: "Some mtHods to stimulate ! ?-"a greater interest in the Storm te] .f RranFh ApademyT"" "It was one of the wj ablest addresses we have-aver- lislettai t_Q.There was .cvjden?e_that ^ | the man for the job and the job for!aei ?- . . - _ :?r ??i? i ~ We Have Re F?r The | Nov. 2, 3, l Every thinfiLHigh^Class. r- Every member is expected 4 > liibit and solicit otW?. Fair-The Cou Every wortK-while Exhibit gets a we promise. Watch the papers c ature. For information see or wj J. E. DicKSON, 1414 1-2 Assembly Street The Amusements will befurnishc meat <po.?Free ridc3 and 5 Shov TKose wishing spaces to sell apply 4o H. E. Taylor, 5 man had well met. Rev. Hill's ; of the importance of and are buabivc?power of argument,?his?giving nnr racial enterprises her with hia fascinating oratori-[ The officer of the associa abiniy easily rank him with the Rev. R. B. Maboy, Moderato latest orators of the race. After \ S. C.; Rev. J. M. Miles. Vic s great speech all us went atoi, GrwuTlevllle, S. "C.; Lie ne resolved to put forth greater Hickson, Clerk, Dunbarton, jrts to have a greateV Slorin Dca. Juhn Chavis, Tieasure nich Academy and to never let S. C. until the great monster of?jgfio^ The Rev. E. J. Daniels c ice ia?eomplotoly?put?to?flight _?L C. was elected, as iuui-n m among our people. ^ the field, and Rt'v; Thomas 1 ?he Sunday School Sunday morn- to9 Aiken,elected was conducted by Dea. C ugcnt. - ti block, -SUpt. of Bethlehem Sun- ' ft*-* " next ~ session- meets? f School. A splendid occasion it ^benesser Baptist Church s.t "The prepartion for true sue- Aiken, S. C., Re s" the theme as pertaining to the H?sh, pastor^ ?_ lister was well discussed. The t that a. minister's success as a 8 , The Economy Sh dor dopendud imuo la.g?ly upon ? Repairing Shop I adherence_to God s tvord than it ? JAKE LUEANKo, Prop, s upon his diabolical shrewdness 8 1011 Washington ?>t i autocratic .domineering _was well 3 Work Neatly and Accurate!} >ught "oUt and vindicated. g Work CalledTor And Deh tfter the representatiev from Mor- | ?'V6 kXEF' _?dLoEa haa spohen. tta.to. A. g&00.0000000;,00^,<,c.0.<, - Hill, A. B., B/ Drr pastor of the- ? . tit FiiCiidship Baptist Church, Ai i, S. C. ascended the rostrum and" ^ icceded to preach the missionary jf "D ~ jC^ iriuTTT This '"Dcmothcncuc" of *^l*Or < stern Carolina swayed his^ audi- 2 ' :e at will. At 'itmes he had us v off on a flight propelled by his Otfice Hours: Te ,tAP? A?l r..?A u_??u. - I t ,<r/r ? w i- " " -- - ivuiji nuu juat uciuit; lie toll- ix.oo t\, 1*1. IP ?. f. IV1. Li ided this giant of the oratorical 6:00 M. to 8 P. M. tform hurled forth tr series of clo. Dr. C. r^. StepnGl ent thunderbolts bursting things . .. , _ , .il' Physicinn and Surgei de open leaving -the poor congre- DigeaMg of Women and CI bion in hysterics. Suffice it to say { Specialty it as a pulpiteer Rev. Hill- is in Officer Resid class of a few-^and --aj~a~l)u5Tic~ itor he is unrivalled. Thie el'OSgtF ~~i ' ? s of the greatest meetings fropi Dr. L. M. DANI my -angles in the history of thr . Physician and Surge* >rm Branch Association. All the- Specia, Attentfon Given Di icers were reelected without one Women ntilla of opposition. The brethren Office . this field have_long*.since con\e to 1126 Washington, , 2230 i realization that he who seeks a ^^^hom > is unworthy of it, and ' 1 ?; It of -this truth manifested, the OfficeHours^ ? Xe icc.saekera in thio field are afraid H'QQ to 1:00 P. M. " ' raise^,their-head. "I ffrOfr to 8:00 P. M. This association supports the r|I> T p QHTfT^! orm Branch Academy, a splendid | * 7 ?n school out from Akeri that, is | Qjflca. - R(, piaiy taking its place among the \ 702-Mai<T?-Rtreet??14*17 Pi credited schoola of the State. We ?? ig to the day come when the ??? ;gro will manifest a greater in- office TTourr: rest in his 6Wn internqiaea?-Never 1ft A. M. to 1 P. M. 11 our racft--.be able !to produce 5 P. M. to 7 P. M. ungmen'and women filled with the ? Di*. J7flr(jr00dt irit of jftce?-pride..and Christian f-respect until we are convinced' lll? Waahingtou 8t Colui I ?rited J it r" oorft*^t= ' ... JT - V I Fair I 4, 5, 6 lent, No Gambling-- 4 n t>ring a personal ex- ?| mty Fair | _ ;?? > t Premium.* We do a? % _ ind look for other liter-. !t! . -4_ ite,. - - I Secretary % Columbia, S. C. *1* <? id by Via Ken Amuse-?V ? ># -V - - iupt, of Grounds,"' 2104 Gcrvais. Street ^ (actually T' if ' 1 ' ..ur ma -It you want to tion are: ' ; 3 r, Aiken, reach the colored S. C.i' . . .v! ?i . t, Aiken, ??. ? -r- ^ , ^T~~ if Aiken, [ people advertise in alist for ' . v . 1 . /' ' lumniorui, ? . .? financial a ? 1 % 1 1 ^4JJThe Leader, lead"? with thtv- ? ?- 7 1 - i- ... U miles ' ' ' ' -4T": " * j. m; - ~ r -a?- V ^ ing weekly, news y oe a . . . ietor 10 paper of the Caroreet ? > ' y rDbne 8 ' r " - > 3926 ? ' V ; ' J Una's. . _ ssional Cards : illephoiTes: Office Hours" _ * ' ' Phone 3536 llice 3536 9 A7 M7t6 2 P~ M. Res. 6548 ] 3 p ^ to 7 R M. _ IftOtt-? Sundays By-Appointment*. ,n- Dr. H. G. Thompson lildren A < Surgeon Dentist Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. eiiro:?: Pyorrhea Treated Successfully. x. n.i. c. 1 1114 1-2 ftssemhlv St.. Columbia, S. C. ELS Office Hours: 10 to 12 M.; 2 to 6 P. M. [Telephones: Office 5744; Res. 3702 J DR. M. A. EVANS aeases u. Diseases .of Women AT Specialty; | Graduate Nurses in Attendance. Residence isoiH TaVlor St., Columbia. SC. Hampton ???-??? ?i? ' Office Hours: Telephones* * 11 "A. M. to 2 P M. Office 424t' lephonea^-j?^ M tA ? p . ^ ??n JMWfi :? ftW. 4692 Dr. W. D. Chappelle, Jr. Office: ~. Resdenee: 7-r???21iH Gervats -St- ISfil _ Pine St ndence: ????*?mmrnrn DR. II. H. COOPER Dentist _ Gold CratyfTand Bridge Wuik ; ? X Speciality Special Attention Given to Diseases ?1I1- .Of the Gums -l. . * Office Phone 6429 1125 Washington St.