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to lose their identity at all. i
They do not wish to see their color
fade into aome neutral, indistinguish
colored skin and mean to pee it hon- ]
ored in the world. They do not pro
pose to be set a^art because of their ]
color and their race.'* '' ~ ,
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GREENVILLE LOCALS. T 5
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7 Wf W: A. Fisher)
Dr. D. L. Witherspoon preached;
two remarkable" sermons at Allen 1
Temple A. M. E. church, Sunday-last, J
which was the occassion of the regultf
monthly communion ^g&yZ^Bgth. _i
, ^discourses were fuH~of'tltbugliL and -1
proved quite appropriate, as well as
? interesting. The texts-tvere selected
* Respectively, and were received by
appreciative audiences. Charming _
music by the choir was an added _
feature. Beautiful . Sunday School
^md~ At~ ^-;Br"League sei vices were i
witnessed by the usually good attend '
j>neo. ~ : ." ' - - d
. Services at Tabernacle Baptist J
church, Sunday, were featured 'with '
two fine sermons by the Rev. W. P.1]
1 Watson in,the morning, and by the 1
pastor, Rev. W. M. Watson, in the 1
evening. - Rev. W. P. Watson is the I
, fathftr nf tho nn{j his-fiTes-- j
ence and able discourse' \vas highly i
appreciated by a capacity crowd.
. 'the usually Jietpful and interesting ri
Sunday School and B. ,y. P. U. ser-'. ^
vices were held. .. J
j - > The funeral of theulate Mrs. Mary i
M?r-- i. "
. . ' Louise Witherspoon,;F an esteemed '
citizen of this, city, -Was held at John J
Wesley M. E. Chu rch-~ Friday- after- I i
W. Taylor, officiating. The deceased i
? leaves a wide circle of relatives and I
friends to mourn her untimely death. 1
Clubs - and Personals. ?
;?- The Will Do -elub-held its?regular i
weekly meeting with Miss Estelle <
Brownless, Green Avenue,' Monday I
ent and a fine time was had. I
An entertainment given by the AI- | I
? "-len Star Miaaiuiiaxy ~Snctoty~~at' the- ?
~"home oT Mrs. Ella "Bowling, Nicholas" ~s
street, Thursday night, was accom- j?
Friends of Mrs. Hattie Nelson, will H
? ? be pleased-to note that she is doing J
nicely;. ^after a recent 6peratton. 1
Miss Queen Annie WhiteLof Wash- i
ington, D. C., is the guest of her sis-1
ters, Misses M. S. and C" fi. White, M
108 E. Marklev street. - i i
Boosters Club in Brilliant Meeting. .
- On Tuesday of the past .week, i
the Boosters Club met' and delight- :
CBftflKg.a ac&
The Origin*
j Madam A.
Formerly of PHIL/
Has established perman^
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Mayme S. White, E. Murkicy strejet.,1
It was the first meeting of_lhe_cur- t
rent, conference year and a very con- \
structive business session was had. I
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After which selections were given.by- r
the following persons: Mrs. C. W.
Bivins, Miss Mayme Shumate and ci
your correspondent', and an address ?
By Dr. K. A. E. Iluggins, to which a t
response was made by the writer, j
The oratorical eruption was followed b
by an elaborate and most complete ;i
repast, which was thoroughly ertjtjy-j"
ed by the assembly- of twenty-five. ?
Miss Florence JLykes, graciously prev b
iiclettr ; ?==~'
Sunday afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock I
there will be a program rendered iii ?
Allcn_Tdmple church. The said pifo-crram
w-Hi-be give*?4*^?the fc7"d. Cdp- I
Qin Missionary Society, of which Mrs. ft
Bessie Logan Fair, is the president |i.i:
ti-nJ promises: to-be a tlirHler. -You r
ire cordially invited- "l. " T
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CAUIOLN FALLS NEWS.
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Mrs. Rosa Wiley,) - ^
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The Piedmont Conference closed *
its-session in Groonvillo and assigned , r
the Rev. Jno. C. Coaxum to the Cat-,?
feauh '-Falls Circuit, lie " made?his , r
first visit on the 4th Sunday in No-1
timber, lie preached twice at Mt~~^
Hebron and attended a funeral at ^
Glovers, thus he had an opportunity *=
to visit and "speak to both congrega'-"*
tions. He made a very impression
-tinnn his nndienrfts and success ^
is hoped Tor.' ?, '* j_s
WOf were indeed sorry fo hear of
the death of Mr. Dock Glover, who-7^
iied in Detroit, iNIich., and whose re- *
mains were brought here, on last a
Monday. Mrs. Katie . .Qlover, his c
vifc. and Mrs.-Esther L. Glover.'her
laughter-in-law accompanied the j:e- s
mains. lie was a native of this place 11
funeral was attended by Rev. J. B. v
Smith, a former pastor. Interment n
.vas held in Glover's cemetery, amidst
i host of sorrowing friends'1. He was
il_yeurs. of age and leaves a wife, r
brother, step son and daughter-in
law and countless friends to mourn *
lis demise. Many were the floral of- ^
:erings by friends, evidencing the es- '
ccem-in which he was held.
"TMisT Uluvi.1!'1 and -daughtrnTTirouglP5:
stricken with grief, ore looking fine" ^
and their friends were delighted to
lee-lhcm home again, although%their. '
mission was a?sad one. '^hey leave ""
?"? - w --t. j. ^
1*0)* Detroit, on the 17th inst. - and thoy
ivill carry, the best wishes of the com j
munity for a safe and pleasant trip. 11
Several of ouFTnembers are on the "
sick list. We hope for them speddy \ L'
restoration to normal health.
Let the Leader come. I shall make "
a remittance in my next writing, for, v
/our^exceUent^aper,. ? j ^
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Columbia, S. C.
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ABBEVILLE LOCALS,* Mrs
Poplar Grove High School wa? " 1
Croced on the 22nd of November with sIie*
he presence of Bishop and Mrs. John ^wa
Iurst. oThe faculty and students
vere delighted, to have such disting- >n^1
lished visitors and Were electrified by
he inspiring speeches ef buth Bishop?
md Mrs. Hurst. ' 's _ Shli
While in our city, they were the
juest of Mr. and Mrs_ William.. E. SP?>
iVilson," who spared no pains in mak- , ^ 0
ng it" pleas~ant ~ for theMrs. Hufst | dreg
s one of Abbeville's daughters, pf. Hdai
v.hom it is justly proud. She was ine^
ojrnierly Miss Katie B. Thomas; plat
. Mrs. ^Vhson was hostess to a turtey
dinner in the afternoon and had *'auis
guest with the distinguished visi- rend
ors, Re\r. and INIrs. P. M. Gary, Rev. ^ion
J. H;- Johnson.-and 'Mrs- Mnry T.. B. ^
le daughter of Row and ifrrs-. Gary ! Pro8
vas .'christened _Jby the Bishop, and Ad 1
dr? Wjison^wscs obligated as God- ?* 'C
nother. 7 ~ , was
Mr. L. A.' Richie returned Wednes- AVr 1
lay/ii om the hospital in Charlotte', 11 nar
? C.. where he underwent ap opera- Mrs.
ion. Hp seems 'to be greatly im- presi
roved and very soon will be able to '-bur
ie.at.his undertaking establishment, W.
gnip." . J - tirr
Rev.--J\ M? Gury was returned to v
times Av M. E. church and has [Aor *
icf^un to re-organize and get in work' $'
ngwsliape all auxiliaries of the church ??r 1
Ie preached two splendid sermons ^ Pei
iunday. j Mi
Poplar Grove School' has now the keen
5>TTf5_EeononTjcs Department, and ' h?ge;
liss CharlottetRaptey is the efficient aPPe
nstructress.,.. a_~ . . ; Ho:>r
Miss Janic Slappy-has- charge of?^'e
he second grade, which was formerly r^tror
aught by Miss Raplcy. scho<
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AIKEN" NEWS " " ' -Scot'
' whih
Mr.- Bush- and Mr. AVelbom motor-. Mi
d to Aiken Sunday afternoon from their
tugusta, Ga.,~ and spent the after- this.
loon very pleasantly as the guest of land",
Iisses Emma Cherrv and Peavl Ken- land
ter. . ~ 7 . " | they
Mi?s- Janie Etheridge and her gucs
ilub entertained the Sehoficld school siren
Vednesday night. *^A11 enjoyed the it th
:ainert, music and especially the de- were
icicus-refreshments.- ^ -1 Jr.-,
The Bazaar given by -the Junior 'Mr.,
'la: s of Schheld School, was a errand Mr*.
uccess. ? -.( Willi
-The^tmany- friends of~Mr. and 'Mrs.: seph
*mtes?tieter Avilt' be glad to learn! ^se,
hat the y are "home for th~\vniter'^7"?
fter ha?ving spent a pleasant va- '.Mi
ation in the North. > f 1 otf-t
Tile Musical I'rogrnm nt1 TiYipnJ. 1 WtHr
hip Baptist church Sunday after-, comj
idqn --was-".a -grancT'.'success. Mi.ses "and
Ma'nch Thompson and Joiie Smith Ml
fere the mysic.?l ^directors. The for t
nany visitors, and Iricnds. de- ._Mi
ghted'with the exercises. i ary'
The Musual-Literary program, vti'h
end erect at Sec. n J Bapti.st church, hmday
ni^ht V cetnber 13th, by the toa",
iainc's Ali-sica' Club from Augusta, gnm<
ia.,. wai "very interesting and high- very
ave enjoyed the .orations by the Ximv
)unbar by the yohng' mfeni . -i contf
The Aiken Cbunty Teacher's Asso- thouj
iation met "at the~"X7 G.~School last Ml
l^turday w+th a large attendance, "this
liter the demonstrations given by j'it ;
Tof. C. O. Mtfntosh in teaching; ArIhmetic
in?the primary and upper T
xadds^Siiporintendent C. 11. Seig-,
sr. .was presented to tlie teachers and Mi
nolce very briefly alaflg__njany. lines entei
f* interest td tne teacher*. After-.on E
ranis the principal speaker l'rof. at tl
>eo. E. IluHr printipal of S. N. I. Jenk
ivliuul spoke very foreelul using a-1 TH
ubject of the most vital importance: . devol
To what extent ^.re the teachers re- festi'
ponsiblo for the failure of the stu-' yulct
ent iri the" class-room." ? He held all were
pell-bound while he shouted us just score
i-hy the teacher so-'often causes a quisi
upil to fail. v] kins.
There was a very interesting amLdiner
nUntnining iiihibhiiw rendu id at tllu'Mls.
raded school, JMonday evening, con- booh
ucted by Me.sdames Gertrude Eu?;siap
anks and Mamie Jefferson. The-con hostc
est between the Reds and the Blues
routed much enthusiasm among the j
tuaehts. rne Hods won.?"" ' |?
\ 1 ANDERSON NOTES.
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Sunday was, "Home Coming and i
iucst Day" at St. Paul. Rev. -H.
V:iLl.iny jiH.'ru'lr.d in rhe ^6'rmng
pom the text, "I'll show you my faith ??
iy my works." Dr. Watkins is a pow _
fful speaker and he gave us one of
is best scrmonsr?Dufuiu the sernon,
the pastor as a Sunday School
worker was discussed by Deacon L.
>1. tirant and Mrs. B. L. Davis. An
tiering "of $100IT was Taken, many of
he members gave their $2.50. Pea.
lardy gave $19.82 to make out the j
100. IlL-lh^.alternoon, Rev^ ?L_CLCampbell
as a pastor Was discussed ?
y ^Ilss Isadora'Jackaort. "T^ie pres- I j ,
nt pastor as a church worker" by |
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JCADTO - :
4 Ellen iV^tt. "The pastor's wi
tu* w^r^gr'fTRr'OKui^jlMjy Tffi
7. A. Williams. The prlfiglp
ikers were, Lawyer G. Cullen Si
n Known. as the silver tongUi
or spoke from the subjectj "T1
ience of the Negro church iq tl
;ing of better colored citizens
K. Vandiver, moderator of tl
ida Baptist Association and pre
; of the Carolina National Bar
:e of, "The present day opportui
f the Negro churches." Both a<
ses were wonderful. The Royi
tettc rendered several' beautifi
,>die* and received vociferous-gj
ise. The rest of the music f<
day was furnished by the S
I gieq club. The St. Paul quart<
lered special selection. Colle<
for the afternoon $10.10. At th
f. P. U. hour, Miss Nettie Mac
charge of a special*jinniversar
ratn, which every ono enjoyet
;he evening service, "The futur
5t[. Paul from past experiences,
discussed by associate deacor
i. Peek.?^The pastor as a churc
icier," by deacon C. Lee Davit
B. L. Campbell spoke very im
sively on "The loyalty of thi
eh to the present pastor." Re\
L. Zimmerman preachecT a sou
ing sermon. At the -conglusioi
diich, the last "Lord's Suppfer1
;h eyear was taken. An ofT.erinj
10.(57 was takenf making a tota
:he d?iy - 'Thus ende<
rfect day, ;
rr Millard Cfimpbell, who ha
attending"school at. Benedict Co
had to undergo an operatioirfu
ndicitis in the Anderson Count;
:ital. He is getting along nicely
hnpn) he will soon he well am
ig again ?nd able to return b
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. Thomas and Mr. McKinle;
2 Monday^ '
i*. ami Mrs. J. R. Bolden had a
house guest, a couple of day
week, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kirk
; of Detroit and Mrs. JLula Kirk
, of New York. Monday nighi
entertained in honor of thei
ts. The time was so pleasantl;
ty that before you could realiz<
e night had gone.- Those presen
: Mr..and Mrs.. G, W. Marior
Mr. and Mrs. Christy Johnson
and Mrsi G. L. Davisf Mr. ant
W. I. "Peek. Mr. and Mra^T. B
ams, Misses Johnnye Adage, Jo
me Butler. Nettie Mack. Zoie~Di
, Div-C. \V. Montgomery and Mr
danco. . i?t\
and Mrs. T, B. Williams moto
o Asheville, N. C., on businei
rtes-iiuy afternoon, tlrey were ac
janied by Misses Conyous Jone:
Johnnyc Adgen 7 ~~
\ Leo Robinson has gone to Fla
he winter. ~
)ndav night, the St. Paul Missioi
Society surprised their pasto:
n .reception. They served chicl
alad, picljles, crackers, .Russia!
icc p ream and cake. Manj
:;s were played and the eveninj
pleasantly spent. Rev. and Mrs
nerman were the special guest
paster -aTKf
detely surprised and enjoyed th<
>htfulness of the sisters.-"
T Fred Reese is on^the sick lis
week. We hope he will soon b<
igajn. ? ^ j
NEW CENTURY CLUB.
s, W, Swan-^Rhotfey deUghtlullj
taincd The New Century Club
'riday afternoon, December J7th
le beautiful home of Mrs. D. K
ins. ,' .
c first part of the afternoon wai
ted to perfecting plans for socia
rities during the approachinj
jde seasonj after which card:
enjoyed. Mrs. H. D. Pearsoi
d highest and received an ex
to linen luncheon cloth and nap
Mrs. J.' G. Stuart received i
L buffet set aB consolation am
J. EUbanKs, a handkerchief a
y. A/delicious menu? with Rus
tea was served by theeharminf
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HIE CHRISTIAN CHURCH ?
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:al facts on Creation; The Bible and
Man:"'foe * jrgin Bjrth of Christ, and
1 Resurrection of Jesus, and the Office
; Christian Church. It also contains
tnd Christianity. to irelher with The?,?
Period; Missions and 'Evangelism; andSTORY
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d aL The State Book Store, Columbia, '
Chester, .also by the author, whose
le normal p'ric.e of 50 certts.^
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liversity |
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of ihe Siatcr and General X
Uoard Funds j
the Negro_you th. ...HasJine^-facHi- 'f ?towing
courses:- " . $ <p?
.Scruiautiv- _ College "of Arts and % , =
'eacher Training). High School. X
j. . ? Music. Train ing v S<jh0otr~ X/
SECTION OF COLUMBIA, S. C. \
graduates of leading Colleges and ?jy
of the_reecnt additions is a Propartmcnt.
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u uuuur supervision receive their X i_
pleasant diversion from study. X
! Were in Attendance Last Year
v, September 15, 192G. All sturffiitor'm
are requested to forward?Y ?1
ation of rooms before September $
: in rapidly and the trustees and ?1
esiding in the City. Deposits will
not matriculate, otherwise it will .J J
uses. . , ~ * | a
from the High. School will take,.'?
icalre will be awarded for the same. A
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