The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 13, 1926, Page FOUR, Image 4
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I3T0 ASSEMBLY ST It E El
??-1 COLUMBIA. S. C.
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h.nuii-d at Culutu.
lELLJ'liO.NE I, .. , ...-*. .- 45^
~ ^"J.FHL:D K KICK, " Editor
A H ITYDSU-'.V,?Managing" Editor
~' '' w, Kl^NiTWilliams' ., ;V. _
' ' . r-i C__,:: H^oniribU.tlTr^TMft'Tr
, HENRY n. 1'1M:si.-\?c.ny rdiimGEO.
II. HAMI'TUN,- Mrtpaifer
A NT City Agent
and Traveling Represent'jitivu.
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Communications intended foi
J tho current irmie. mut?b ?reach
thin nHh'n, (if Mill of town) "no;
.later than Tuesday night::?Cr
. ..:_4$^ey^--i^-:--We<hiestiay night.
Saturday. November 13, 1926.
In those States where color*a
greater degree of intlependencie
has been exercised than ever be."
r*: ;'foie in. aii election <1s shown
last weelh-"-Tdwy-4rnve shown
? tho Rppnblirnn. pnrfy fhnf no
*' -longer may they- bo, regarded as
political slaves. : .. .
v ' m m m
... v This, is a great country,
v j. Something doing in every section
"allsihe- time. In lha Ea.st'
the Hall-Miils murder case holds
. the board; in the^VcsC the
grand jitry is busy with the
cesspool of "corruption in IndiWhite,
of the National Associa
tion for I lie Advancement. o
"Colored People lias investigate!
; more.lynehings;thair any man h
A MM;.. \ :i.. ? 1 1.:...
jhliuc-i -i uu xviive'l pviiLilillJ.
was his. forty-first. Of_all o.
them, he says that the IyricKInji
at Aiken wr?s the worst. May
be South Carolina is proud o
; that, or does she care ?
_
Discussing at length the fail
* trnron IlTe-])art of law.oilicers"t<
do anything looking to clearinj
up of the lynching of'.the Low
mans, the X'olumlia Record, o
Tuesday last mokes this sat
?v comment: "It is." unfortun-nti
that it had to-be lel't to a Nev
:?:?York n (:wspanev? Ad/1:fa i;t some
??1?- thin^."- It. nkn commented ra
thcr significantly upon the xac
?that, notion e cen t-of-~rewarrphr7
been offered for the apprehen
sion of the lynchers. .
Senator Borah is ('encoded t
~'T "be r?h able, man, though erratic
He is now much exercised ovo
whether or not tile Oovernmon
has control of primaries in whic;
candidates for Congress ar
nominated. Ifo maintains tha
__X it has. He takes this positio
because he opposes the seatin
of Senators Vare of Penhsy]
v^?nia and' Smith of Illinok
L whom he claims spent too muc
1 moneyinThe "primaries of thos
States. AH right,. Senator Jlc
rah, now see if you can't^Jin
. fault with fome other so-caJle
- primaries^ wherpin colored cit:
. - -aons are deniodAhe-v'trM \ o-f?m
tiqipate. Bo consistent; a
" Iesat> for* once in your yoin|gffifc
SENATOR IHITlJlt fc>EFEATEJ).
?Senntor Butler of Hagiacht;
setts, the bosom friend of Pre?
--- ?^ idont-Coolidge was defeated -fo
election as Senator from tha
State despite the pleading of th
President^ for his electior
While hi* opponent, Ex-Senato
E>av?d I. Wabdr defeated him
only ^.nnt 4,000 <W wa
, a plenty. ""HacT'fhe cQTbred vol
?. i _ r xrn- . . ,ri ? i _ 1 _'
era u{ mat state voieu aa cuiur
etTcitizens havtr been voting fo
^ all tuo long-, for a party, tnsteai
_ . . *7. . -3
! of the man?Senator ^.Uiit^r
would have been elogUi^_Whi]e
-llic.. etdorc4 v " t >. i, j
: Ucuk.<r quarrel with Senator But
lor, yet he lyiiLto hear thprdressf^
' isfaetion of the colored vqters
rover the do Nothing attitude of
the President.?Tliey, thejcouiu"Try-~oyet,
'art* getting tired--of;
mere promises and platitudes.
Not that they are expecting
' ai)v special consideration, buP
duo them c>3 an. important
in America. , . "f
?The course of the colored
Min>m3!jchu."clts voters - is but
the result of that wide-spread
fcehng. They had the chance
i to show it and they did. As
between the two as Senators,?
the cblored group hasfost noth-~;
ing. Senator \V7dsfr has already
proven himself a man of. cour"
age. independence and fairness.
There, is nothing little?about
"him and he will he'the last man'
-to- predicate any-of~hrs j.'jlions'
on prejirdicp mul intolerance. 1
\Vhy then, under the?circumstances.
- tlu> colm-ivl ?
ulil-? liave ?o rlcd - lriin. j
The mere fact that he is a Bernvpe:"''
rmHrin^ fnr - first
oft all, he is a real man.
TIm I,A\V imbi'basisv..
The* revel a I ion of ' condj t; i on s!
a;s -11 icy cxiot in. Aiken eonnty-J
iir.-t by?Assistant?'Secretary
r Walter White, of the N. A. A. C.!
P.y and aiv Sneiinl. vnnuKon-Ut-=
tive' of the New York World
and subye(ij.!je_n'ly by a sta-iT yor
respondent^of the- same, jour-*
nal certainly does not present a
l'i- tHre?that?is-plcasing to law"
r lcwih<; ciil^ehs of this State.
' Tlie heliilesshesSi of i he's it nation
' can be easily understood by the
; ea.-y iViseriioiL of..the: r\Vorld's
t-oriet'pondent wlien?he?stiys~
?t-im4--a'lhon(4i ov-pp 1 ho ininuHtA
- iris-is well knowitT yet no one
f will lc convicted or even indicted
1 and tried. Such conditions are
J not nleasihg to colored''eiti/.eax.
f ARTHURTOWN NEWS.
r j
Brown- Ch-JpeT A. . HI. E. church
- Sunday school niot-trt the usual hour*
??++d?ui?- iido'cnin;;- lcs. on hiis li:ttl.
j The. school was conducted by the pas
tori- the lesson was reviewed liv tlu>
- Sui t., I. Ilai rniytc.h. Yt
1K::J0 Iter. II. W. Walker preach
r etT~u very inspiring sermon. . A splcn
5 .t: i ~.I': ^ * it . ?
UH1 ilUUieiKC V..IS present. lio tOOIC
"as a text: 1 Kinjrs 1:9. Subject:
^ "Soleinim.'s ?.Ywsa? Choice.'"' After
.1 which the I!''lv ('-ipii-ninrim was :i,-l
5 ministered- We- were
v very glad to lur e Rev, Johnson -ihe
1). n\j l.q" ( ! el' t he Vii-lnvy Suviiyi-.Dank
with us. lie made"a Very wise
it, v.'ii. i h war-?h:'i ft' 'V. Inbc.- .'i.ne
t.r.dwv. We'a!-.? bad .Alt. \V. A.
vi it. lie ha<i' been to Tusk octree;
Alii., for 8 months, lie is .one a
i _
~nnni'f our, best', stewards..He ig-rmty
hpie for a i'dw days, lie ,made a
0 short. talk,' which was, very much
?. apj reeiated. " ; ~'J~ '
t. At. .'I dl'l Per. J J. W? .Walker motor
^ r.1 to iUo.'far Point:, h. hie. new held
of labor, that wa.; added to Drown
1?Lhap.cl i. Dmn A.? At .S <.'< ].?< !;, , lie r re
G turned to Drown Chapel and attain
1 pivai;he.} an-.tier >,ul?Hrrn/y ser
nion?a sornnfn full of,good thoughts.
. On" Monday nUtht w.e had a Jov.ely
i Dnrrnt: metrttrrtr~'v.'hIt'll ps carried
out very in'elii?en:ly. Wu intend''
**?' cd- to-do?more for God -and the
ll church this year than wc.did last
e .your, it' Giid-be our ludpc-rv?A stand
u in.'.? invitntfon to nil. Sunday school
, at 10:00; morning service- 1,1 :M0; A.
K .- League G o'cleck; -pvonhTg-rtVyicT1
1" Evelyn Harrington, Reporter.
t OL'R Ml'1.1.INS LETTER L
"! .
This Wednesday morning I am
feeling hotter; thank God; The Home
Free Will Holiness Mission held a
? successful meetnsr in 1 MuHins Inst
rmttcuk. Tta,.i marring [tii
_ davr.- - H. J. Coy. .thg-gTOtT Mod"
' c rator makes a good presiding officer.
-Al-uch -good was accomplished in this
Holines Convention in Muljlins. They
0. collected a good sum of-money for
1. Missions and Christian education.
C The appoint menU.were read otv.Sat
.murady noonI). C. CAITHOUN.
^ .1
r_4 FROM THE Wj?nS? TOWER.
! Irt segpfttl bfqdnfif concerning Ne~
, ?to uaptists oi iormer nays, soon
3 i after our FtT Worth session of the
THEPALMET
They' realize as never before that:
' 'l''1' prnfprf'ina-for;
p^y_Jmo^L4faat:
the happening Trf stteh things as I
Those^rtAiken can happen jn?j
any other~l5bTrrmufr^^
white ^ieacJe in # Aiken county
are no different from those of!
any other ommunity, In Afkrr
and vicinity are found the^ame;
kind of agencies of civilization]
'?churches, schools, etc.?tHaf|
"abound in every other cbmmuni4y~-^'-hc~peo^e
. are, N ord ies-, or-j
as Koirip liko to piiT'if-x-thfv purT^
est type of Ang'tQ-Sfrxdn/ On'
what ha sis then can the hgjftr
be pia.-ed that life i'i really saf-;
er elsewhere in the State? '
It certainly cannot be--pleasing
to.-the more civilized of. the'
Avhite. citizenry.... It is the boa si
of the white man that he of r?ll
racer- knows how fa n.-V-ni/P
and maintain governments,
whorcm.life liberty and prppcit.v
are projected. Indeed,, he)
iud-rfies hi.--, denial of a partii ipnt'ion
in hhi governrr.ei?i byculuied
citizens on the groinnln
that they do not hr.?ve a highTonccpf
ion of the value of-lifer
liberty and property. But do
conditions -an?revealed show a:'
hi eh concopftcm of the manclily
oTTife? Or of Christic-riTty? ~~i
i~. Reading of-the things-disc los-cd,
one must wondei if this is
.really.America',.-a land .of .civilization.
But there is no u.-e of
di mincing tho?wlvolo?horrid
thing by saying it is an
-?Vtkema!Vair. It in' a- Sotd.li Car oliria
responsibility and in ? a
broadei: sense, a real test.M tfie
while -plan's government, to say
iiothing of Christianity. If
thrdo mules had been butchered
r.'-s -'inhumanly' as' were those 3
colored pejpple, -before this, some
1-ody would have.been in jail or
doing- time on the, road. Are
not the M\tcs of human beings--- "
.blnelr though they _Jn,|-^rrnTrrprccious
than mere dumb anir
mid*? South Carolina may not
think so, but somewhere there
4s one who does, for lie has
said, "Thou shall not kill."
"National Baptist Convention, I vis
it. d' ni:;ny liliriiiiit-s In \--ir:tyfs~~prirts
i>!' the" Kast' and Northeast, I had the
privilege of consulting many rare and
?important.-. hui)ks;- 0>[>ex-laity "at the
American Baptist Historical Society
'.he B .sttin Lihrnnv and the Hale Li_
hiary in Haveidiil!,-l\lass.
In company with my wife* I
to] paJ at tiie iponios.ot sonic of our
!c.t?lits*r -C:,ptists, ?Amony these
the grandchildren of Father Burnett
-In i-luiulim-toju - Brother and - Sister
X. l:-u-,n"tn' 'Cincinnati;- Dr. and Mrs.
Jcmttruv in Washine'ton: Rev, and
airs. J..S; Robinson in Philadelphia?'
1' " ' ' ij-.- T l> V,.| 1 1 1.
Ill's. Fred . Warner in Brnklyn.
??Mrs:??Stevens?mi'
' '1: 'I'm' : an t : s. 'P. .1 W hi
=Unff in ii.ar-rhitt. .Mi?.i..Ruhy lh+kerT4n (.\o?
oiand. We met everywhere kind
:r. ; which ran never he forgotten.
-It iv: onry-jritiT rrr.c in puires of his
tor!::r.s like {benedict, Burge-s and
ihnermb gun corning. Xc.'jra Baptists
who wtn'o member s of various Bap"
i NVw -h/njfirmtt'- to
'IV' and find?them alnontl ail
out on. the subject, that he realizes
l.mv . barren liLdejLil .is our .history. A
4-+dendid account of Ohio Color.
c.i wn* recentgiven toour
Historical Department. We shall be
grateful for any -old Bnptisf.
-papers, minutes, ..written record,-, 'or
personal letters of our leader#' of
-yesterday. They will be?am invnlu able
aid to us in building up a Ro.
re ach Department for Negro Bap.
ists. See.. what yuu?can--frnrl->^and
write its about it.
Write- down - inetderd*- todrt by -gome
of members of "your church;
First: As to-its organization, (date,
^tdaeti.-oua); Second, The m'ivilcera-of.
i wofship,. Third, IIow they helped
I white---members sustain the white
' pastor and the "church; Fourth^ who
was the^ most outstanding ' Negro
preacher, and how far \vps he allow
ad to go as a-preacher, t--Unless this
" information is secured in the near future
it will be Inir ieiT Ttr Htmil1 ltnfl?*""
sTTnie giaueard.?There is somoomr
in ovpiy church peculiar to get these
facts,'^and the pastor knows such
person. ,. ; _
, Blather Pastor, pltase appoint.such
an .one as historian of your church,
and ask him to interview the "hcfnrm
\ the war" members of your church.
A friend pace oiir Department last
I week, sorric old papepg_coiit;uiiihg the
j^iceount oT" President Lincoln's as.
1 sessmat iorr:?Htrrrty someone' *ftmong
HIT knows where we can find "The
-Baptist Monitor;" The National Bap.
mv. . J.J ' . . """ ~
- - ?' -jr"'-'
...
ro leader
?? ?tm
_^elUnc of.-the life work aqd funeral of
snnip nf nm- nii^ 4)lrfnr niun,-jw?
destroy these old records, send them
to me.
.. \Vh?n..ih<r former master and- the
CtfVmcr slave have passed from the
jarth, unless wo interview them soon,
-^e?akall have , lost?much?valuable
knowledge which will be' interred intc
tiie grave with; them?never to. be
regained. | ^
One of the most important facts
gathered on our trip was that "the
Consolidated American Baptist Con.
ivcntion organized in "Richmond, Va.,
-dvod only nine years -and at its,sea.
: :un in Li'xlngon, Ky., adJouinflB to
.mpet in Cincinnati (1S7S1) hut, fnilod
to da so. ??; 1
Boston has more cults, and more
different creeds and religions than
any city in the country (with'ihe pos
sibie exception of Los Armeies).
Many of the rpembers of . these bodies
are former Baptists who have.stray _
ed from the fold?this condition would
not obtain if qur people were properly
indoctrinated.. Back to the Scrip.
turon? to the Articlcs of Faitli, mid
our .Eaptist. .Church Covenant."
LITERARY PROGRAM OF TENTH
_(.l.lMt 1> 1 EK IS US?MCBUTti
?it. si AiT);TOtrroT?uNiaxr^
Of?OCT. 22nd, l:13.
Senior Strulev ~ ~ ~
??-Glvorun?-''A Melody" ' The?Class.
Invocation?Individual Analysis, of
Prayet ?Mi. Nv Gilliam.
Analysis of a Miscellaneous Quotation
and rrcY sonaTS u p pi ic a tion?
Misa E. Bcatty. , - ^'===
Chorus? "Hollywood by. the Se&r
The Class. . ' *z?7~'
.'Ir. O Iciec, Hhector.
A Reading:?-Misg E. Sims. .
So'.o 'T:ll bo- Living You Always!
..Miss L.- Rochelle. ~ :
Essay?The English Value of Glut
jQ totalization?Miss, O. Tucker.
rnsTr-umcntaJ Solo?Mis^ E. Roch
die. ??? ?? ??1? ?;?
Ec:v.onstratkm?The Technical Value
of Correlation in the Iligh.schoo
jyisfi. L.-.Kuchellc,.Tn charge.
Ilistory?VIiss E. Browning.
Math.? (Algebra and Geometry)?
Miss M. Johnson. ?
English?Miss S. Morman.
; T Pnl'nturo Mias" TC"
?-l.iitin?Mi', >1. Mortnanr"??
Latin, a Correlated Subject?Mr
J. Sims.
, Music?A Female Quartette. .
' Mixscg-li. Rochclhr,?E. Beatry;~~E
"SiiVis, and E. Rochelle. - 3a""
j .The Place of Projects an|_J?oster:
in High School Life: Cartbns: Miss
. C. Goicctt; Catrd-bd^rtl Projects^
Mr. L. Davis; Printed boarw riiottoe:
.Mi*. 1). Nicholas. .
Current News of Interest (for,.or a
composition)?Miss A. Rochelle.,
Music?Female - Quartette?"Ken
'tink.v ' Babe"?Misses L. ^Rochelle
Deatty, Sims and E. Rochelle.
" The Scenic Rou^e to Health- and
Graces (a physical culture demonstri
tion)?12 girls. . '
Echoes from the High SchodI Der
part incnt U iih a Guess Who Colnrm
"Iis.i B. Means. ' .
High School Enthusiasm?Mr. F
Bluokweir, Dlreetbr-.-- - ~
Remarks, , . -
C-hurus?1"The West,' if Meet "am
You Dear."- The. Class. _ _
\ " ' *
Bennettsville, Nov. 10.?The mem
bei's and friends^ ofthiS vicinity hac
quite a pleasant visit to Cheraw, S
fc. ta-^i^iTd-t+rn-PPC-TlCTv-Ti-^Trr.taf;n.
- which- convonod with?the?Boo?De<
Baptist church Rev. F. W. Prince
Moderator.'-, This was one of the bes
sessions in the history of the Con
-AJintion. Among the vistors fron
this ctiy were Rev. S. S. Youngblood
-Mr. hind-Mrs: "tfawes-Grace, MtvEd
dv and Ethel Reese, Mr. and Mrs
Munleny, Rev. J. R. Prince, Rev. Pet
-orkin'and family, Rev. F. McToucl
The farmers as a whole think the;
never finish gathering- cotton.
Air. and Mrs. Shakespear McEdd;
- looks^SQTiie good in "their new coup
car. Mr. McEddy is our splendid bar
her and Mrs. McEddy is one ef ou
?best teaehor^-in the county.--'?L ~ ~
iViiss iiuian L'J. uram our Countj
supervisor eertainly keeps busy lin
~mg- up her school'"for this term.[
> Sunday night' was a high time a
Evans Chapel A. M. E. Z. church. W<
-were blest to have Bishop Jones o
Washington, D..C., to preach am
"Tt'WHl'B lb1 Tju'J- p'i'dple. Quite a larg
"" crowd witnessed tne affair. Amon]
the visitors were; Rev and Mrs, "Whit
taker of St. Micker M. E. church
j Prof? E- J. Sawyer was present am
made, some splendid remarks of Dt
- Jones coming to our city,, and ho\
- much he emjoyerbdfis--srmrrtrm and ttm
ly lecture." Mr. II. E. Covington, Mis
T)()rit- fnilX mnny ntlinM ,,
olhr recall wiu nresent. We aro.^1
Mr. Howard MfcKae of North Car
oTIha was a visitor to otfr^city Sun
' day. . v .
" . * . . ' 'X
iMilSaMMwAajL t - .. j.i
' . * ' ' T r
' . 3 : ^?1
by all. 171 ,*r
' Miss Louise Quick left for Bishop _ ~i
""Ville, where she will teach this term. '
ter Miss Blumniey Salter rptnvned |
from Washington, D. C.f where th?y^-Tj
spent a while with friends and re. ' ;
THaUves. ""*"
Miss Isabella Sanders writes ok J
her splendid success as a tramefllqg
-nurse in the hospital at Washington,' 1
i i nn ii, ? i pc 'V i i
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SITUATIONS WANTED L
.1 'r ' ' ' f]
WAXTRD^y?school in T&ehland x
--county, by a competent young lady. A
1 graduate and experienced teacher,
j Address S. R., care Palmetto Leader. ,
I . Lady having a State license wishes <
- a_ position as teacher in the public '
! schools.. <Address.: M. E. JC.,-caro The (
i .n I i?i?? am
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l^illn'ui
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1 y An Accredited Institution of the A
" South Carolina.. Rencftciary
, ?? c' Educational II
Oilers exceptional opportunities tot t
it > -7-ties for the foll<
{* Divirfity?in Diekerson Theological
.j. Science. College ofoTSducation - (T<
r~'% Ilo'ine' Economics. Cc.innierci'al.
! 1 nrATi.'n iv w at'i'!) ifrioi.v 1
| A "" ' 1 ,v;iv 1 1 1 '
a y Professorial 'staff' is compose,} of fx
. i.|. Universities of tlio country. Om?-<
4X~. fessor pf-Science in the Uollofre ~Pe}
% PoligioMs?Intellectuals?Physical Ti
jy .for lerfdevship.
rjj. Student" activities and social irfr
| i S-Anidcal place for y our p nionn n
? 1,001 Student*. frotn-Soven Stntf*r
j>: F MI fl'T7T? M
hop in*?Wv'.ic'.uiy
|j* a deposit of five dollars for resorvi
y ~ 12, 102G. Applications" are oinlnp:
1 President discourage* pronvseuous rt
be refunded-if the applicant does i
1 he applied.jaifathe applicant's joxpcv
. ;} Notice Extraordinary?Graduation
i place this yesy a^-wainl ancHircer?ifn
i'j I) A VlB HENRY SIMD, ^
ii V President. Ch;
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4==MAfE
ri imim totm a
I inuujima
BfAUfORT, S<
~t$' A School H ome ic
' f **tr>
, Training for Qurist
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fjjlj Happy Home Life--C
^XfirrjSo.-Pnnr pn|| ,[^nr
? flructm-5 in S'dioM' Ro
Ninth Grade-Prepirato
I,'I *;* mic Goiirses-VlusiC?
it " V "
vfy-- Your Girl's Op
_! '?. 1
, f - ^ar.istian-b
School Opens
1=7 '=.
= f ? lydia edger
? " A_ r A ~ ' k ?T-'J ? . ,*?
t
-?Mr. and MrsvC. L. Stufrbs, Mr. Zan
rue King and Mrs. Kammie. R. King ~
present with their pator Rev. Heath, i
| and -R. W. Gram. :.4
-.Bishop Jone&highly recommended opr Elder^A.
C. Cbok of this nistrict.
Miss^ Vivian Jones our splendid lit.
tie nurse- and Mr. Dunlap made
call to thfi jgporter and sisters San ^
! day p. m.
Mr. Colon McRae of Maxton, N. C.
i was the guest of Miss Carrina*5ajid !
ers Sunday p. m.
j Miss Johnson left for Dillon,<S. C.,
i where she ^wiU teach this ttfrm with
1 ! The reporter had a splendid trip ~~
t'to Cheraw, S. C., ~Sundayv where fhe 1
! spent a pleasant stay*"witl^i At d~
Mrs. Clarence Thomas 'aT^riuriiWy.
l' She witnessed" the Ass<jjri??i?n. Words
j cannot express Rev. II. H. Butlers I ,
sermon. It will long be ypnembered {
Saturday, November 13, /1926.
? ~ : y r.T'."
Mjis. DariZie- Cropland Watson oT -J
E^yeHvHTt^ N.~~C., la Here vis if Ing
Natives and friends.
Miss Fannie Williams of Sumter,
S.?is, in wur owuaty fag wahool
work*'this term. . -?
Mr. jand Mfs; H. E, Covington motored
over iV Columbia, S. <J., to do I
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(Miss) Callie D^ Sanders, Reporter
HONOR ROLL PUPlts.
?Okk Howard?School?Columbia.
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Allen,:.Eula._-Lee;- Bolden. Mary;
C h'.Li, CUB.erf; Floyd, John; Lewis,
Emma" Louise: Norris, Corrine.
SECOND GpAPE:
Cynus, Jair.es; . Dawkii\s, Essie _
Mae; Doby, Margaret? Edwards^ Fan
lie; Jones, Mildred;. Murphy, CTussie;
Myers; Lorraine;- Ramsey, Evelyn.
I'lllKU <JEAT5Ef~ " * ~
?Policy, Beatrice;?Stalks, " LeRuy; ^
IVillaiHMy Marie. . ~
FOURTH GRAQE:
t Leevy, Ruby; Russell, Harrold.
Seventh grade:
| Bui ley, Elizabeth; Counts, Frank;
' ui ,'Tie'lt, Bessie. ^? ???? ?
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L V CI ilO^All^rit 1
o^o?>3e^^e^cg&3g?^ie^3^<aaogeo9eeoeouotfBr - VAN
TED?A lady having several
'ears', experience with a first grade
c: .1 ilicnt e, who play.s a piano well.
\<l.li-(,' .. Mr J?W I?:inolphr Gadsden
S, C. : ' ' ?
?Vv^iv -Hiot<Tfing through --Arthur- ?
own. slop at. Henry Hull's New Fil_
in'g Station and get your Good Gulf
Grtoi and also Hot Lunches and Cold . .
Drinks Cigars, Cigarettes and Caniiesr"
".fj 1 "LI' W ANTE1)?A Bright, neat
girl, between 16 and 60 years of.age
L> clc-ik in a slightly "used and Misjit
Coaling Store. Write in own hand.
ntTiting, stating salary, wanted* DGODWIN
PAN IS STORE,. 111 Wof
tur4-st,.-^>iiriHnliiirr S r
i'v'i' v*i*vvv vv,;,,:'vvvv,>vv*;"X',;v
ffversTty" 4r
. M. E?Church and the State of ;j> ";?1
of the Slater and General .j.
onid?runda ~?* 3' , <
' ' . $ v
he Negro youth. "Ifas fine facili- V
iwing courses:- {?
Seminary. College-of Arts and
xi?tJiyg_l'uuuihgX. 'V High School, - 5!
H? Musid. Training School. |
SECTION.OF COLUMBIA. S. C. $
raduate.s of leading Colleges and
of the recent addition's is a J?ro- X
wvtrffont; ~
raining are conibined to nrcnare
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' under supervision receive tJipfr~??-1^4^L^ant
-4iim ..um- Prom study.' X^
(1 worhoi? to lvc. > _ v ~
Wrrf in Altrrnjnnrr I.ast Year ~
1 cr 1"). 1920.. Alt stu- ?j?
Hfi'nrr* are rcqnoMed lofOTWard X ' ?
i i.?n of l-Qonm liofore_ September )!)
in' rapidly and the trustee's and {
nddinp* in the.City. Deposits willl ?jj?
not matriculate; otherwise it will X
.tomi?thc High School will?take?4" ~
'ale will he awarded for the same. !*
? H!SIHH? -HlI'lN' Ill'ttST, X ~
lirman of The Board of Trustees. 4* "T
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L SCHOOL f
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outh Carolina v
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ian Womanhood f
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roocUFoccl-Out Door i
4tei-4^1"CHi>ful )h- ~~ |i~
orris--! Iiirc3 through V*
ry ftnch-Homr Ecpno- ^? X v
Religious Training, o ?
portunity-for ay yT
Vfucattoi^jii-'"
;ptemberr2 7 th- J
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