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5 - "1?. Saturday, December 4th, 1926. =i fratIrw ; . -(< fcV-' - ' -r - , . I ^ -^~-lr- --r-?----- BY J. B. V COL. JULIUS A. BROWN QRAND I CHANCELLOR RETURNS? TROM CHICAGO. ' ' Knights of Pythias, Jurisdiction oF South Carolina, stopped over between, trains "some' days ago on his return ? home from Chicago, where Tie Had attneded a meeting of the Grand Chan cellors from the, varioua jurisdictions of the Supreme Lodge of NT A., S. A., E- A.f A. ft A. j This meeting was called by Su. ' preme ..Chancellor S W. Creen of New Orleans, "La., for the purpose of discussing the erection of the New ^ Pythian Temple in Chicago, 111. """ He reports a-nice tl ip Blld?ttTOI meeting was purely business and sue- | cessful. The Knights of Pythias aro! -Chicago, which when iinisHeiFwill be a credit to the Order and the race. .. Col. Brown while here visited Rich! M1U AU8B?iwOtift& f+OIUnited Order of Odd Fellows ~~and . gave them a very instructive talk on! the principles of the Order. Thej Lodge was well pleased with his talk { "and qnon fnnnri[out that hq is as jwell | up on the Three Links ashe is on the ^? Triangle.?He left the same night for ? Charlc&ltm. THE GITAKD LODGE. OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS TO I MEET HERE DEC. 14, 1926. The Grand Lodge of Free and Ac. j cepted Masons will convene in ttyeir Temple,__Tuesday morning, idfifec. "14, 1926.""'The Local Lodges are leaving' nothing undone-to entertain their j ? Fellow Craltsmen on their arrival in the City. A Committee consisting of the Worshipful Masters and War_J dens acting as a joint committee halve about completed all arrangements flor ^-_rg=-:-thi ingathering.?= .On thethird_Sunday of November? the^Local Lodges with the Queen Es_ 1 ther Chapter had a general get.to_. getheii meeting. They will hayc a_ nother general meeting in the Tem .. pie on-the-first Sunday in December afr 4 p. m. This will'be'the last of its kind beforeTthe Grand Lodgemeets. ; 1. " The Committee on Housing the .-^visitors.. are making the necessary ' Arrangements for the convenience. .and comfort of those twho shall' fit"TentT Mr. J. W. Brunson is chairman of this committee and they are noli fying all Lodge to send the names of their representatives to the dommit tee at once in order that comfortable homes can be secured^ ' The Local Committee has arranged an entertaining program for the Informal opening at Sidney Park C. M. E. church, Monday Dec. 13th, at 8 p. m. Some of our ablest speakers will appear on" this occasion along with a good selection -of-Boloar quar-^ ?: _ tettes and other music -thai has been arranged for that occasion.? This wilTrbe a public'meeting and the public is cordially invited to wit ness the exercises. . On Tuesday night, Dec. 14, the1 Lodge of Sorrow will be conducted by the Grand Lodge at Second Calvary Baptist churchr~atr 8 p. m. Dr. C. C. Johnson is the Most Worshipful Grand Master. Prnt W. "FT Til of Columbia, S. C., is Secretary* and Dr ~T TT hf _ Si is Treasurer. The officers of the Local Committee ? consists of: J JB, Lewie, Worshipful , Master of Capital City Lodge No. 47, Chairman, ?W. N. Roseborough. Worshipful Ma^tpr 2f~6tJtihthian Lodge ?. ?? No. II,""Vice Chairman, Joel C. Jack" son, Worshipful Master of Lebanon ?:?'?Lodge No. 6,. Treasurer, Dr. T. M. -- Walton, Secretary. ' . . . . "CHRISTIAN HOME BUHiAL BEN EFiT SOCIETY IS MAKING . CHRISTIANS OUT OF ITS MEM BERS. ? . '' " A few years ago, Mr. Sam Cauth_ en of "Camden joined the Christian Home Burial Benefit Society. After of the same, he decided to join; after gion and' in 1904 joined Sweet Home Baptist Church. On November 14, 19,26, the pastor and laymen of the sfeid church had* the pleasure -of-or_ daining him a deacon of Sweet Home ? -?Baptist Churchy?? This Society has caused not" only; ~~ Brother Cauth'err~but many others to ? fan out. from theri sinful wavs and ' ITmZ f' _ . J ' 4. nMMif XiT n i, 1T-, /-? LTaooiriiVo J Mi II uuu a aim jr. iiiajr buc uicooiugj continue to follow Sister Maria Bur . ^ teg* and her .coworkers. der, see Of wrtte our -State Agent, the Rev. W. R.: Bowman, principal , of the Bethel graded school, Blythe? wood, S. C?? or write hii%&t J)Z7 Hiae St., Columbia, 3. V. . W. C. RICHARDSON, ? -' * <+?Qraad Sooret^ry.?. ~ . *. - 4C* r?' V .' .A:. 1- .^.1. v,?,* , . % /****. . * . /: 1 , . ' ^ ?? AjL NEWS ^ LEWIE v | BURIAL AID SOCIETY MEETS, Cadsden, Nov. 30.?-"the Burial Aid Society of Richland. CattTOUtT a ndTUex irigion- Counties, Held a_ mammothTnetrtiWgirtrGadsden v?fth the St. Mark church last Friday and -^Saturday. Those whose hobby is missions would btf~ enthused "at the report of ~tlie Grand Noble- Shepherd, Mr. W. S. Holly, which showed several hundred dollars contributed to the wolk. A" spirit. morn ;nid more like the Mas Ter's, From a-business standpoint, tho-B, A. S. is no longer an experi. ment, but a.n assured organization, with 2,000 members of every walk cooperating; and the Negro race as a whole, will suun feel the pressure' of this adventure. Those who at tended were greatly inspired by the eharaelcr of the meeting the. eloquent !-s|ii'eillii?R"nn<l~fnn'7fiil sermons I I On Friday ; night, Messrs. Green Jackson, G. L. Floydr'L. A. Hawkins, = 1^Of ColUmbid motored-] cRSwn aufl'.ba^e us Godspeed. . Hov. 'Barber preached a wonderful "sermon. Alter which a collection, for the poor Wfts taken. Saturday after a short business session, a joint parade by the Wo men's. Workincr Snrietv of St- Mark |ancl tne H. A. S. went into service an J iRev. _j. A. Gamble, of' Eastover, 'preached a wonderful sermon.' The membership stands whole heartedly behind the management and showed it in the election; All the officers were re elected. ar\d serve "without pay?. They fire as follows: W. S. Ilolley, G. N. S.; E. G. Davis, Vice; .L. P. Robim^n, G. Sec.; R. Loyd, Asst. Sec.; Litjl?r Jones,^Grami Treas.; Jas. Williams and Geo. Aye, Guards; Rev. H.~ BliEk"~u. i>l. Dqa.; Solomon Gib&egn^ G N. C.; C. M. \Vil?' lianas ftrfl" 2Cffre.' Jackson with the Tr^h^T^y.^titute the Finance Com-. -mittee; T. r,. Goodwin. Jas^_Williamg> Jno. Garrick, S. J. Dunlap. G. InstaJL lers. ?? <One sad eature of the meeting was the absence of Mrs. W. S. HoIIey, who?was reported very ill at home. We trust ere now she is very much herself, -again. " C. M. Williams, Reporter. GRAND PRES. BL'RTON WRITES OF HER TRIP TO CAMDEN AND BETH UN E. ^ Z Dear- Ed itor: ?- ? ?Please allow me to say thru your paper to yur^ many friends, -that we. spent one of the most pleasant trips in Camden the -last five?or?more weeks than we have had in a long time. Mr. and M.rs. Cauthen went out of their way for our entertain ment and_ we spent a most probable time discussing things as they now appear. We- also spent part of the time with Brother Cauthen a-nd 'gth lu^fr.PfTrtj?atr?Bethuno with Sister- Johnson and others. We met many friends too numerous Ho mention and ot say .the least they ' made us welcome. [ Our Jirof. * Bowman Sent us The I L?ader-whHe at Camden. We wish 1 to say to lal the lodges that the ! Board has adopted -The Palmetto Leader as_our journal and I jwantevLery lodge at least to subsnibe-"for j it. If you are not getting your pa I per write?Prof. W. R. Bowman, 927 j Pine St., Columbia, S. C., he will ! take it up with the Manager and see ! to it you will get your paper. * f - % MRSr~MARlA BIPRTOM^? r^rnrirl Prn^i#lnr\t nf fThri^tirin | Home BuYTal Benefit Society" of l South Carolina. .STATE GRAND LODGE OF TIIE CHRIS 1 IAN HOME BLR1AL BEN ERlT SOCIETY HELD ITS 1RTH , A N NJL'AL-SE S S10 N IN UN IPX, "south Carolina. ' - ?Union,?Nov.1?ii'.>. The?Christian -Home Burial?Benefit Society of : S: Chapel Baptist church. Mrs. Maria Burton, of Greenville is the president and founder and to spy the least she has things well in hSfn, Prof. W. C. Secretary and W. Elv Williamg of ileler.a 1", the State Secretary. All death claims have Been-paid to date, according t'O Prof. Riphar.dson's- re port. The Order is in a healthy con JitfimT " ^===^" The welcome reception and the Thanksgiving dinner were givep by the Odd Fellows of Union. The welcome addresses were given by Bros. -1j. Sanders, M C. MrKissick. C. F. Ferguson nad others. Prof:?W. C. Richardson, W. E. Williams, Rev. T> OJofov rmifllaa.W nlW took good tail; of our aide in their speeches. There is no bickering in this order, no election or rcelec tion of officers, the Grand Presiderft ^^ende^.^ATnong^^the strong mem. bers who belong to this order are: . D. Cook. AlicA tWylftas;' gallia k. .. . i.. . ? ?i _____ THE PALM1 : , ^ ' - : White. I'iiillis Mvcrs. John Boozer. S, M. Sullivan. J. C. Coleman. L. Keinp, Kcv. I.. l^TTanderv antToThers^ The. Thanksjrivinft sermon \yas preach ecj the Rev. A. E. Trapp, of He, "trna ami the educational address was delivered by the writer. - . ; We planned" to peep' on and visit and see them at" work, also planned to" see Walter dSIcJunkin's, but time did not permit.- "The taxi did carry us ~by .'McJunkins' home "one morning nui an ui'ii; .away. we sioppeu wnn Mr. and Mrs. Amltrsn^ a. lending - member?of -eTi-rrjith- Baptist church."They had nearly eyqryhing that heart could wish. They have one j lovely .daughter.. ... ? Oll~V.iV vctinii to t'liliimliia lvn nint Dr. J. (J. White on Washington St., ,whV4s better known as the "Baptist j Bishop" of",.South Carolina. We pulled a big stunt off on him, as-he [didn't know there-was such a- Bap Jdst church ill-.UlilOn named ..'i.hoinaiP [Chapel. lie didn't believe it, as he [just left Union threp weeks ago. i When he gut through disputing?ux, firgZfiHiisd uttl a "program nnd-gavr-" ! him, then he?was surprie.d and ac ' [knowledged his ignorance of the, IvilLLtLUC ' W.U tOhl hlhl' he wa^ a Bap | ist' Bishop that he .does not know, but a-Methodist Bishop knows evirry thing about his 'church; if its not "hut three days bid; ; tlmt Presiding - * ; <zjr i I Rider must tell him. This church is, [nine "in noths old. Bishop Whiter Heeds sonit- pre ;iilitirr u'llm-. 1.. !< < p cum pitted. . -1?7*? . W. R. Bowjnan, Reporter. M ^ 9!? ^ JU<0 V^llXVX V1IV/V j The 3.1th h'o<si(;n of the .Palmetto jA. M. E. Zion Church Conference Held in jL'n'on, S. C.^ Bishop E. D. W. Jones, Presiding. Bi.hpp Jones who carries with him sunshiqe ayjd "Cncouragihg humor," '1 convened his confSreir.ee'at 11 a. hY?.,' ! with highv&piwted devotions, assisted by his presiding el tiers:' Drs. ,Jj. C. . Lewis and 1) r dr.!<!? ' JThe collation of Scriptures exe "Tactically expressed by the Bishop, was food for thought. The annual TiTTbTy Communion was administered I 1 - w . ' in pooil faith, followed, by The organ! i zatlon of the conference' as follows: ptpv. C. H. MtRiio, Soc.1 Rev. A. E. I Lomax, Reporter tp tha^tity papers" and the Star of Zion"; ReV. W. A. C. Kelly, statistical See.; Rev. W_ Q. Welch, Post messenger, etc,. The re port oCToinTiiittce ion rules was ac ccpted and followed by ordersi thru"" out the conference. Bishop Jones, whose heartens as" | broad as heaven; has so negotiated (himself into jKe hearts of-his confer -t iKC wrkers; more especially His pas 1 ors, that it is easily observed that '.hey have imbibed the .Jones' spirit i of. progress. . ine proof fact is that ; nu:.rly every pastor of the Palmetto i Conference- reported rounJ on Jhe j first day, v'.tieh .aggregated some ! thfn g over $1 000.. This" is Jones* ^metlilTd of .duintf things. " =? Much credit is given Dr. Welch I j el for giving lis a jiroad and infelli I gent program by which this confer ehce! \vd:i governed. We attribute its approval to our distinguished ' Bishop. * "T _L The Welcome exercises conducted Dr. W. Q. Welch, the-pastor, wore i .>U] t>i hi Bepresentative* of many and varied professions, participated, j, The McBeih high-school of which j Prof. A, A. Sims, is principal ren Jcred excellent services. ProTi' Slms I extended welcome on behalf vof the I ninUtry1 of the eitv: Prof. G. W. Bol ; ding extended welcome on behalf of iThe businesvj men of the city; Miss Dr. L. A-. Partoiy extended welcome on" behalf of community welfare; j Mrs.^R.^C. Pri^e ^extended ^volcome^on i nie Douglass extended w elcome on" "M'-rg t_Kn A T i n n.n- i p s; JT11 f May or, Hon. E. B. Smith, extended welcome on behalf of the city. Our Bishop 1 1J. D. W. ilones an n low won enooon 1 words introduced BshopJ W. Watts;' hrs~ associate Bishop, , who Is the pre siding Bishop of the Tenth Episcopal Episcopal?district of our church to | respond. Bishop Walla in a concise, . hut comprehensive way ouchec^ every I of the honorable Mayor's relative to (he Aiken lynching. Bishop Walls f said in' part^-that- we?al?" _citizens 4 hrruId support the law, ire. lct the | law take- its course, regardless of I race or circumtanCes. The Bishop ; said this government should see to it that the Nation's Hag of which we d y<yaaaoooooooooooooooooo&oc 1?= REESEVS m 5 ^ MRS. P. R. F Cigarelies attd Tobac IS ' Madam C. J. Walker \c Times. Ice. Cream an - ? PUQN ?g \42!2 -Assembly Street, Y(rpreruvrfr^r<^4vru*i*cr*ru^ravrfr&<mHr%rr, I ' " ' . > .~" ^ rr-i ' " <\! rTTQ LEADER boast, iloat_free juf-human . blood,-_eli Kev. ^..b.-A. BroWH, Dean c IJuvvard -jUiiivursily _>Vtt~iiiu^p D. G., was present^, a/fld after he wa introduced by Bishop" Jones,' conduct fed the Intitule work of theifonTcr encQi (Dr. Brown proved' himself-t be t$t6 'man of the hour for the busi -noss, Several ministers subscribe' lor i'osI scholui ships?in ^hia gruii Schnel l naming ? 7 ' . The presiding elders, pastors an the missionary workers reports shoi ecL marked improvement along a lines, Penee seems to prevail thry hates said the people asked for th retuyn of tt>eir~5anuT m'es.iimg" ?mie? and -pastors,?Very "Tew -changes aj Hun-ncis. See nppi.mt mi-ni .?Lu~ sCihsoquent Issue 6f Th& Leader. ,llie ^Conference was highly grace with the presence of Bishop ",G. t dement, At*" if:, 1T*T~ir- preTTutin Bkhep of the Fifth Episcopal dis both of wliom contributed much t he good ol' the Conference. Bisho prem-hSri- the nrdimrtinn ?it. m., while Bishop J. \v. Walls who, was Jto have TCmairied to asso ciaie therprEsiding blshon1. was cstt ad by telegram to come at once t preside over one of BishOp B. C Shaw's conieren.es in session, tha -he -(Bishop Shaw). Plight go to th iTe.isido oi* his dying mother Bisho ^htfw has the "sympathyrol tPn?'Fal -tootto donfei Once 1H litis saJ hour o ' i.in dear .mother's illnpq.; ; Clinton College of Rock Hill, S. C was well repre enled. J.Irs. R. ?! Boulwmc; Prof. C. L. Ilonton,?th musicf teacher of the Institute and 'i number of students of the school together with the choir of the A. M -E. church of the city ?ent?rtaine*L-th gcensioiv grandly.: This session in in teret of~educstion: and the proceed of $75.0Q\ were, donated tp. Clinto '-f ThC Jv^IIdnal Thank^ivm^^ Pa: \vas ahigh Soy. Dr. I. Sr Lee pt$ac! etl the sef-pion for the occasion, am .W^the^tioligAt en ull who heard him Among .some of thedistinguished vi iters who" wereTriTroduced and pre 'sentcd messages of greet! ngs"~were Drs. S. D. Watkins, Manager Publi ca.tlon House; A. A. Crook,. R. A Carroll, G B. Stephens,. S. G. Spott wood, J. C. Taylor^ A. C. Cook, A C Boyce, 4ast> but- not least, Dr. S. A Chambers BotHd'" known thi-oughou the church as "Cannon Ball." Th .Bishop presented Dr. J. C. Lewis, F E. of the Columbia district to re I'imd to tne.-e noble addresses. Di gave due honor to the old Palmetti ccnl'ercnec. ? ;?- i Dr. J. C. Taylor loft himself 01 record as a great preacher herd. Sun day "wn/ a high day in the miner once. Bishop G. C. Clement preach e l the ordination sermon at 11 a. m Br. R. J. Crockett "preached at .1:01 p. in., and Dr. C. L. llenton preach od.a wonderful scrmo^v at 8 p. m. The mi del S S., conducted by th District SupG, Prof. J. L. Atchersoi n-;ig rtin n-nTt?n-nvthy rrf /ovm 1 n fTATp^ ~ Brothers S. It. Loin ax; P. S., .Fer gnson. G. W. Watson, W. M Brown ai d C B. liarrisonWere received inti the conference. " Brothers C. H: Lipsy, IT. Edward "and E. B. Blackly we're ordained Dea cons. Bros. 11. J. Guusar, A. .W Wi diams. and II. E. llillion were ordaii ed ~ Elders. . " 'Ion -much -praise .cannot he jfive; Dr. Welch and the great people o this Clinton Chapel for the pains man ifestcd in taking carcf of this con ference. & . i ;u ""closed one of the toost sue ' fill . conferences held in t^ie Oh PalmctfcT~Confercncc. } '?Ttnr troxt . segglorT will convene" .ii Jones Chapel, Columbia, S. C., No\ 1 Jm t A. E. LtojJAX, Reporter.. REV. J. \Y. COT.I M AN. (iOES Tj SPAF TANBURG, S. C. Some time ?R<iv. J. W. Colo nvnn ^llo1 1"f0 the Mnj*brity Ba'p' ' ttst church at Ftpartanburg, S. (J. ~ ! After prayerfully considering a things Rev. Coleman has accepte the call at Spartanburg. at)d will tak charge the first of the year 15)27r-h up his -church at Chester, S. C., vvhic "7fc~bas^pastorcT' for fd'ur years". "" Tfi - many friends._of Chestcr_and th - tvnmhnrg nf Pntvnrr- orti4 rttlmr rVtnr ehes are sad over his leaving. W are praying that much success \vi will bless hi labors. IVG RTOKE ? tEESE, Prop. nt Medicines. Cigars, cos. A Full Line of 's Preparations at all d Sodas. EL 7820 ^ T" ' * (folumhia, S. C. ? z* y* *X**t' *** *1* ; m. h. w fj CONTRACtO ' j|j Eslini.i^'M Fnrniiit * 8 ' ' NOJOBT1 -? 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BJRKrfl ; .. * . ?, - A - ' ~^S THKKH : > w v '> * ? v < <?:-: -x-M* IRKISON jj u?d.nn Appjjpnfmti f ' ,__. ^aLA O^MAJJLr I e? Aiken, S. C._ | W, o.y<^jp:CLO.oo<yo^>o;oox>3t-oC'09-o:o.o<>':>o > , 'OXtOOOOOOOOOOOOX'O O OjC?>OOi>i>f>0 a_x2?S-o S ? vfcy 15- - ?:"* LCT ION ' I EES LUR IP & SERVICE J OUR - ' WINTER I SAMPLES lUES^VT ?<jf | ?rT*^'ftT'TWH~ 1 \ r I % nONsjrREET ; R SALESMAN | mc^looo^octoosnDoctiactiancicKB^ Residence Phone 6798 11 SDERICK " ? I s . .<? . ind Notary Public. ~ ~ !! 1 > ' < > s?^Stale and-Federal. ' - 1 i , ' - ' > ' -> ~ ' ?Columbia. S. C; !! IZH! 1 - . . . i.t 31 Help? f ~ Deserving- Young Poet J . Luther Ociuvious U act-son, ap in. ^ ate of a local Sanitarium,has com-. -'0' led a book"of Poeft\s. lie has shown | onderful ambition and. will power X preparing- these poems;' ammost 7 r" : his writings wasr done while con-1? led to bed. * He hopes, so he says, to write his !j' mie ucross the fair skies of the Li- *t* vary World before he embarks on { s sdlitary journey. X Everyone who reads-this should proi- a ire n||P (.f 1^; |lnn|| i , Tm'T np ft .. eeiaiioir to ix y&ung poet, who nas }? ~^ 'en handicapped by ill health-in hie X ork. The price of the book is 25c7by ft ail 30c^_ For sale at The Palmetto L-ader office, 1310 Assembly Street, & 'v 7 -. alumbia, S. C. X SON, State Master ABRAHAM: & D. of J. I a great work for the poor and It has at its hcntT-Ifev. J. J. A. Kirk, State Secretary and It pays to its members whjle ary someTtftrig after death, dollars for hospital benefits and if totgj jflps by tire of housf and $1.50 ttJfd.OO per week for aick3 bill. W -?? - ~ formation writ* =??: *a~ 1310 Richland St., Columbia, 8. C~ . Qec^ BenuettevlUe, S. C ~