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PAGE T\VO. - _ ? ?- ' TfTK MI Tr VI, If I 'I n,K A N n Hlv . XKVOLKM" ASSOCIATION. , ^-Continued From' l^ageTl) merely -to keeptr reserve sufficient to care for the policy-holders and emergencies; but.it dose si?ek to invest its 1 surplus in sound holdings; loans that / ? m*P assisting our group in a /gl oat dog-tee to. keep" its economic balance ~in those days of sUcli ,u need. < The late Dr. A. Dunbar, organizer, kept this mutual ideal ever before the present management * and force; many of whom were with him in the beginning, twenty-two years ago; ami when the company fell into the "hands of Jame.s II. Goode, after eleven years of \vni'k \viht. A. P. pnn Viifon lhis pn.iuopiy ho IT ad so so. ? cutely founded it that from a small borrowed capital the company had " ' . ..." ' * * ' gro\VA^ to be secure with assets totalling twot11y-ii*it1 e thousand dollars, This report .of the 2dth ult., winds up eleven more years of the .-history, writ ten by * the untiring ' ciforts of the Board of T)ireetors, the ^Manager James H. Goode and his- assistants, - almost -tnnled, "totaffiigaround sev^ "ehty-TTv e t hou-s ifcid dollars. THM'ff arc Iters' \vhosT reports -a inner witH " l)r -^-{.T>nilnrr itrnf 1 have mailt ~ .for. the (V>mj tatty thK, rvonrd: fore iftost amnJ.jr M4o .se is tjVb'" kite J. .11 ". frwdhrun. who ww vrVirttmnfrtwrTW Oivanizal'it.n to i'.'i'J.- T)uvf onipany ' fs equally pj'n \ut- personnel *?i lis present Kauu'. .t?i" ^-Ui rectors win -are in a larqe meatare responsible for tho possibility t,f .-piendid" report ~ ' made. Kaeh person* on the ftoard is a derided .cnntrii^r-1oii Lj tire . hesl T~ t'lieve as in'^uulh Gar/dma fnahMrdod .and v.oouur hyi> ). The I'resulent.Mr j . 1 Sini()kins, of EdjreiiiTd; is a on^vatinjc one of the best atrrieliUur al eiHerf'i-isr.s fn ivU?enuni y. Tftr1 A'ice-Prcsident is also a "successful business m iVnf Colunilua"now active ly Ooyayed so the Grand Secretary <>t " " . the .Masons of-Ko\uh Garolirra; in fact the .name of Mr. \V. IK Thomnr heads the list -of ffatarnal stars, for he is vitally concerned in every wortl: whfle fraternity of our State. . ~~ Tire General .Manajror, J a: ires II, (TcTode has lived fn ('ohanlria. Ihirtyrtf these to the insurance, hiisihess ?rIqwenty?t tv" years'"with the Gornyrrrm eleven as Majpajrcr. and eleven pre . eeflinir a-? u'\der-.M:ud.v; all jrive hiti' an. expprf^Too lh_ihe work thttt j/Ttnv anfeees his services p's - Manager J/o; from-any- shaile of truthful' impeach.ment. This fact accounts- .for the splendid reception of "his report' la the Board andHheir vote of loyal sup port and his i"U -Tor. another ycbi of service. The 7>lhevDirectors; Dr ___ M. A. "Ivvau'-h ;.\!>-.iii o! AdyDor; I)r Mr. E. Z. Asnian; L>r. .Jas. IJrdoode Jr.; Dr. ih. J I. Copper, alt. of Colu hi' ,'r.A bin; Mr..'11. CulD rtsoM, Waterloo; Mr ' , j C; l.ee Davis", ..'Anderson: are 'ill-bus* ihestf and pi-oj'.esjJ nu-n and \\o. . . men well known by lite .neees* the.'. ~ >' have v.'on pi thc:r isT'. _ot' service, n The ' policy oT.77!;^ '" n!'-o have rca 5 Sons?Lu?Las?s.i?oi' \J io?oftift-?fmn -. , of six elVioi. r.V c\ . l.s: Mrs. It. L. Si ntons, I?\nn:r:al S crotnrj ;' Miss 111 ** lian Wat- s. .' e;-l\-.t.-,i v of Tb-oht ml ion flliss J. O. Pninsctte, Sectary o ? . Claims; Mt.-.-1 M. T7.~ waits,- .uoK^jtc'c: and L?ars; Mi.<*?MiHor-, 'Socrc | tary of Valuation;. M/s. "Kstclle John son, -.Genera! Honk-keeper, who novel ery policy-holdev? . Since" l'PlIo there have,, been tldct many new types of policies offeree .to meet the r.ejjds or desires of tin policy-holders; the Ihdu trial Slraigh ?;"oSvith-i'ii mill,'. fiom fi \'e 1 o~T wen ty-five cent.- at.*! henel'.Ls at dealt fi iun sixty. Jto four hundred ami thir " ty-five .dollars accord hvfe- tp ajrc; al^t ~there is the special five hundred dol far contract for . a~i s from fifteer years to ' fifty years. 1'pon examina ~~~rri.on arid comparison bf~these contract: and premium rates with other, coin panics it will be seen?that no cop1 pany can offer a better investment ? ftrrd?al.Mp ilia'?hnyurid ermqWPrsoT these contract.; are decidedly writtci in accordance witli thy ..Mutual pi;in . .'"cipl^, --(the dream -of.'its founders] every j'w.a,il.tu ..! ?fr the "policy-stockholders." to kn'ov more of htese contract dfrvantapref there are over a hundred live agent* you mrfy ntldreVs the Manager JnmeIJ. Goode, Columbia, S. CL directly ttoonii'io?of I ho? . oloo hoooiif* ot ilm the Company feel* free to call upor all South fY.!*nl!r;a for -oooperntior is TT>e product and property of tJn N'ggroos of I ho State and r.houltfr the pride of o-W^ fireside it. has, sc its existence. ~ : - FAILURE TO INDICT AIKEN | , LYNCHERS BRINGS NEW HKMANirfOK?FEDERAL .?LAW, , , ; , " Continued from page 1 ) . * i'n County, South Carolina, refused to , return indietments against the known mob murderes of a colored wonan and two colo"rgcl men, jyenibers ^ t thebowman family who were removed ' frqnV the Aiken County jail nnd done to- death October eiehth vt. Mr. Walter White, Assistant 'feretory of..'the National A'ssociaion for the Advancement- of Colored People, first investigated this lynch' Tig and plao'ed in the hands of the Governor, of Sottth Carolina evidence ulii-e?|aently substantiated ~by"swora - affidavits, identifying -a-r-npmber??f" lie lyheliers and staling that officers ! f the .law had connived and partici.-.-aied in the nvol> murders. Thfe evienee. corroborated 'by. the New -York World's special correspondent. ed the official irvves+igation by the State. The present Governor of :outh Carolina and leading newsarpers have demanded indictmens. lie "names of the- lynchers -are. no scvidonoe' presented by the State, the _ :n y serves native- upon the Country ..ml uiM>h the eivili/.ed world that *'outh. Carolina is unwilling and un' I>!<- to punish nioi) nnTfdCfeTs hr its ,ulst, that la\C anvl orderly society iii Mate .of. the 1,'nit.eci .States break 'it n in face-of the inob.. The faille 10 irnliet is. the more flagrant-in = ?laU? ohc-of ihe -molds victims?had ei n aei^intled. in court .trial and the llnm-lwo viedirns were'? clearly inocefit, a;-,! would without doubt also niTii av'iwiu'ii; *>*? HIiimyjl cod Id be liresfrntod to the deo!*?? !' the- I'lilted ' States'jfui a fed-. .- wal i.pt orVention to stain]) out Ly nch " 'i;v. tlie Shame of America. We .hi-rofore again solemnly -urge upon ! i ou as spokesman tot4- the Nation and Leader of.dts public opinion-, that you d Take public-utterances upoh this dis-, 1 il race'fut situation;, and that you call c'pon the Congress-of* the United 1 States to' enar"t a. federal anti-lynch. nig law.. ' *.', * . * MIAMI'S U'KTliQX JOHXSOX ?*~r~; ~-L" " ScTrretary, ('hairinan. Hoard of l.Mj^ctov.?, Xatr :onr.l Association Tor the Advarfce v. -lit of Colored People: Sixtv-Xine 1 Tifth* Avenue, Xew York.", a , The A ssoeKathTiT-^d^o?telegraphed Uovertiur ' John-4h llichar.ds, urging - -ive itrto-a of the persons charged in he athdavits with having had a part n the tym-hing. * The telegram,, sign-i -d 'i~v. \fr--Johnson,-is as follows': in view ot t-iii; !uiiureot Aiken C'ntii'.t.v (train! Jury to indict lynch-, -iv.y t. f Ui i c <* uk'm ho i s -of Lowman fam L i'.y, the Nuti?>nal Association for the ' \dv a nee meat of t Moored People ur 'res immediate issuance of warrants <>n information and belief and arrest crsV.ns named in s\vofn affidavits is havimr taken part in the.- mob murder wlm-lv disgraced yoiir State and Lh<L N'a.tion." I 2 "17 \V7~ JOHNSON IN FEBRUARY "EO KI M" CHALLENGES LYNCHING DERATE L,_i (Continued* from Pugo One)??? - -rtat-tvv. ho 'have' repudiated ?iub vio ience as a protection tq while woman '' huod. Mr. Johnson'sT letter to the ~ -r'ui i,in Lanl ltTTfos : ?' "Of course, lynching is not and has .:'U'V been a . 'protection -to the honor. I ; hose who ; practise it and those in ' wh^se behalf it is practised. Rather 1 .t has been part of -the post-slavery - i nd post-reconstruction system ?of L ieri'ori/attrm-hy?which the Negro has been disfranchised, kej>t in peonage," ' rol>hed, maltreated denied justice iit - -he courts and decent accummodat1 :<>ns* in schools and public places'for -< which he is required to pay. The - \VhUeMi|Treniacyr in whose defense lynching is invoked is denied by the horrors of lynching itself, which 1 could come only from inferiors in anv 1 knowtt, scale, of civilizatiTirn!' __ KRSITY N KWS L , ?;?i ' ** ?On .Jammer 31 Tlie faculty and'sfu lent, body of Allen University -enter^ "d ii{)on the Work of the second ses mester. During tho ^sorrtester^just -'rHw-kv-+h?r-University" and delivered ! addresses. The.University will never . forget the contributions made by Bish hops Jn'hll Ulirst, \V. T? Vernon and i the Reverend Thompson of Augusta, i Already has the second half of. the > addresses Hy Robert W. Baghall, of > | *1ie N. A-t A.. C. P., ami Mr. Geofgfe >. Collins, who heads up the work of Interracud'Cuoperatton and Reconcilc .. " .11'. ; ? intoning ho wito tho oiiouhor in i auditorium to the combined studi body ol . Allen University and lie diet College, In the afternoon avi interesting forum was held in new science hall of Benedict Colle On Monday M?r. Qpllins again spi to oui* gfutrp at' the Chapel sei'vlci By the time this article hppei the meeting of the Executive Bo; will be history. President Sims v render a Vcini-annual reports?X has been one. of the best years, so f all things considered, in the histi of the school. The enrollment-is round nine hundred. There hi been as many as one hundred fo teen taking work jn thc> college. rl High School is the largest depa ment with four hundred forty.. ?Professor? Marty n-Dow was i preacher at the Ladson Presbyter The University preacher on Sunc morning will'be Professor George Singleton, He will preach on "'1 Radicalism - of JesusT^ One cannot say too much about fine ties of friendship which b Benedict and Allen 'University jgcther. The Very pest of feeling < rist? between the two sister - Inst it ions.? The time will soon conic av! "students of. one institution... will. permitted to elect work in the oil with credit. This is the ideal tow; .which we are moving. We pre; J cooperation and this is a fine way pntMlqe it.* [ On ThurSday of this week "tl\e gi Basket Ball team, took a'-welf plaj ggpie from Booker T..on the lattc /IMIlvf . i. .J ' V. U U I !> 1 * * Those who were out-to the Bern Performance given by commun 1 i:irient-f6r the University Dijive I -C very profitable evening. Si from the splendid crowd and the nancial returns there whs. a tine monstration of our group potentii ties". -?Tlie winner in tfie Faculty?IrO: larity Contest in the "fyial stage Profepsor E. II. McGill He we his laurels.proudly yet modestly. " On-the eleventh "of February St College will engage thebasket 1 aggregation of Allen- University.-"'! game will be called at- "3~to0". girls will give good account bl'Alu selves. . . . ,.,A11 of Columbia -will attend R -Tail' Qircus at? Alien Urn venule February 18th;1 Admission to t. "Shows five cents, and to the jterit fifteen cents. This will be rarest treat of the. season. r managerie is the best in the worli j.u?mals of all descriptions-^-acrob Hind -clowns. Gome and see. ^ oads lead to Allen UnTversTty,' people's Institution." " " Un last Tuesday evening itrofc or George A. Singleton was the'sp< er at a Y. M. C. A. Banquet given the "Y" of Benediej_Callege in uiofiege-rofrectory. Benedict News. Kvcry one who attended the Y. Q A. Banquet on last Friday ru. v+fid rmt regret having done so foi a11 urui'u ail ui ii'rnuun ui n/ai jnt are. . The quests assembled in twcT Toccrptiorr"rooms In Carnegie I rary at 7:30 where they chat quietly to the strains of beaut -iuu*ic-until-4he -hour- came to er the Dining room which was ratis ally decorated with ferns and ot HoWers. Mr. G. W. Singleton, I l'essor of |Tistorv of Allen Unive ty was the speaker of the eveni 'He gave .a most elaborate and eff< ive-address on "Choosing -Gnu's I Work." , President? h?B. Antisd addre-s^ was' very tiihely aiid m us all realize the wonderful opt tunities that are ours. Special mt was furnished by the male qtiarte Air. W. W. WoodrulT entertai the students at chapel on Thursc Kev. - ijeard pastor ot tsel ^church, conducted - the night's' i vices last Sunday. His address 1 very simple and practical and foi fui.Y . ".Y"" Mr. Edward Graham, a member the Junior class was operated on ] Thlirsdny and ig riv-llpoVU inp Aia that he cannot be out in his ut way, jolly and full of life. 'Mr. G ham is one of. the most popular r on the base ball team as well as the foot ball team. Miss Mamie Jone^- is out of friends. ? Miss Lizzie Raiford is at home account of illness. We trust that will be able to return vCry soon : resume her school work. 1 On Sunday night following Week of Prayer, Mr. T. H. L*fnh; T. Wf C. A1. Secretary of the Si hddressed the student body on related of his wonderful experien of Prayer arid entreated the new c "verts as well as those who were .-v.': ; : r ?. .. " THE PALMETTO LEAD1 >ur reudy Christmas to ymji mutt; mid |) ent to believe that God answers prayer, c ntF ihe iuculty andstudeni body-were u :ry glad to greet president-C. B. Antis- & tho^del on his return from Schntiplrf In. n ge. stitute where he addressed them in ii jke tlVeir Founder's Day Exercises. ti S T Ma^ch lb, Founder's Day lor .Ben- cj ars edict, is fasti approaching.. Over- n ird .$0000 wei.e raised last year. Prosvill pects are very bright for a record e his - breaking amount this year. Let-vus1 ar, make strenous ctlorts to make 'fliis , jry coming^ March jo, the birthday of J a- Mrs. Benedict, the founder of Bene- j. rve diet College, .one that will linger long ti ur-in the'memories pf those, present. *! CURRY^BLAKELY 1 ' \ A marriage of interest to widecir-1? ian , cle of friendn was that of Miss c< ] lies Blakely and Mr. James Curry, Cl 'c,y . which was solemnized Sunday after- I i-faoun^January 23>?at- it;.SO p: m., at !l e.j_the Mt. Bisigalt A.M. E, church, Dix- ? -p?i iana, S. C- The ceremony was permo. _ _ . _* _____ r formed by Rev. G. B. Johnson, pas-( . V ir,<*; tor of the bride. Miss Blakely is the " to~ | beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ^ L>x" Charlie Blukely. Mr. James Gurry v1 has been in the emploympnt 'Of; Miy J _^5L{ T^-JI^-Einckney? -severat-years- is?* 0' well known in Columbia. li tier1 ' I 1?H.ong before the hour?arrived?for?u * j the bridal party, the church was pack- l' ltdl ed with piany friends. . First came ft j Mis.* Ttn-ln..i li.uie. accompanied by .k [Mr. Harry Noah. Miss -fearle*AVore ' lds_a-l<nA?ly..gown of peach canton crepe 'ed and carried a bouquet of pink carnat- '' 1 s i ions. Next came Miss Geneva Lotf- ' [ ick. accompanied by .Mr. Johnnie ^:Adanis. Mi^s Lorick wore a beauti- ' ful gown of white crepe de chine and * i carried a bouquet^d-pinlt carnutienai 1' 1 c> Miss Ruth maid of honor wore a very ' fi [ , a, . # . pretty gown of'idle and pink geor- 1 de~ : get to. she carried a bouquet of white" 1 1 l~ ; carnations. Then came little Miss ' | I'.ilen Lorick, ilower girl. She wore 1 ')U ' a sweet drcsS ol white crepe de chine r is * " * ' I sire also carried a beautiful basket of ' alsI mixed Mowers. The bride came in on ' ob her father.-.She, wore a a ? ; ucaut.iul gown of white georgette 1' iover whi'tv- satin, with slippers to '^rtrnrichi'"'' is ho carried a bouquet of.' [iltr . . 7T? J . -r . . - ' .. pink carnations. ller veil was ol . ; while incline caXtghl at the side^ \vith v . v tiny?< Mr .,] hj , Kennedy, as best man, accompanied I the groomr ' tho.; , . * ; the reception was held at the. home ? iotMis. Ida Lorick, aunt of. the bride. > j e j.Miss Josie Blakely and Mrs-.^da Llvj ingston sisters of the bride and .'! groom respectively, served eaker All t-5 ' : p- I cream and wine. -?? . , . i , Among* the guest who attended the*. { marriage from Columbiia wgret Mes| (lames Lillian Rhodes,Ma'ttie Holmes, Zenobia 'JefVers, Thomasiina Gaten, ..lEsteUc Thomas'-Pinckney, Florence Trllhr I'inckrteyv Ella Lewis,"; i, !mWmd Mrs. Henry Vincent, Sir. and Mrs. Robert-Rawls, Misses Lucy and : Margaret Rhodes, Minnie Harris, Hel' t;n- MfiC a in, Queen and Belle Watts, ' . *! Daisy Myers, Messrs. jvujlivan ( cobs, ,b. Gs -Greet*-, William Smith,?1 ^ht Jim Brown, and William Cunhiingr ft ham. iMlJ Mr. and Mrs, -Curry nmtorcd to the Orangeburg for a brief visit. They - 'h" are n<^- at home at 1315 McDuthe tcc* A venue. Columbia. S. C. -- ! ? HAnTfrNFAViS _ . tic'- i : ?w * . ,' v jjer The Radio Social Club met at the t ?ro- home, of Mr. and Airs. J. Noah, 822 \ Blanding street, January 25, 1U27 1 Theie was a hit of merry-making t ec^_ and dancingi-uuthb members first, I ^ife {?athc red. _ But the Club got iTo\vu_.t nt](, was opened" with prayer by Mr. Rob-J >or- Clt Adams, an<4 business was taken" Hir "I1 "t'o'hec.- V J! ttc The Club is looking -forward to the 'j ned area test event 6f Cite season, the Kad- ;! Iay io Masquerade Ball. This affair will .^0j be held at the Odd Fellows Casino, :cr February 11, 1927. At this affair r ivas OXF. will-be admitted without an invitation or without a mass. So young ladies do" not forgot your cards. ) , Al'ter" all business was attended to ! Iast the meeting was closed by Mr. Wood- !| cly ard. Mr* Nniih thnn?served?the A uch. CIub_with cajte and cocoa L l> ual N. A. A. {^RECEIVES GEN- :i lra* ERAL HANDBOOK OF HAITIAN REPUBLIC on _______ . 1 -j the ' A^ncmt'^0r^' ?*^1e ^a^'ona^ *' *ny Colored Peoplp, 89,Fifth Arenirc, has { - re<^ived- mr-iVrrrroal 'YUar^ Book gfvT~!j bn ing all available information about |? s^e the black Republic of Haiti, including |! and commerce?laws, government,?topo- *| graphy and climate and a brief his- [ the torical survey. The Haitian Annual a ' is" published hv 'Messrs,- C. r.olpgtin ;? ana a. uanache, of Port au Prince, "'i Haiti at $6. _ 1 \ iam The Annual estimates the present { population of Haiti at 2,500,000. The !j on~, capital oityr-Poi,t au Prince having ) a^~ | 125,000 inhabitants. The chief ex- ' ER S una Of llUtU, fcrihiprising 'Jb per .s ent of its export trade in the order f?their, importance, are given?^""1 ndetly one-half the merchandise i ransported to arid from Haiti wa - _ arried rn "American v essels, the An- 7J unl states. * . * i The Island of liailf is sgcond-lafjy- < p?- the< West' Indies, the lr.rgdsl ] Si;g tllC Island of Cuba. The Re- Trt in-To of' 41 Hiti -comprises abnit?oncliii <i 3f ihe Island, including the adip?nl Islands of la Gonaver la Tovuo, Its CufnYites, 1'ile a .Vague, etc. T< HE WEEK'S EDITORIAL^ COLORED PRESS > ITle nnr> nf tin?untrv?s_stuMim'?.t in*v. v^npnv^:~tcT:u T imsibtently opposed the Dyer Antii.yxuhing Bill declaring; that if in- ' f State rights. -On-tlie other hand; the World wm-?h orepiost* in exposing the guilt of a. , 10b in Aiken, South Carolina, which i ,niched three persons, one?of therfr a t ;anian.'? ?. :?*? 1 - ^ rit-s-campaign carried 011 iKy means?? th-edttu fiats-" cartoons- and new.'* fti ? icles aroused' the "State of' South nrolinn in- never he fore.?-Utiv.x'i er. here has been no indictment pf the _ ,'.ncjicrs although their names \ycri hired in i he Iviml, nfjlwi < rurnniwin ?. <oie thaii a month ago by ,3\'v. Waltif White, of the National Associat1 >n for tlic' Advancement; of Coforet 'eopJe; ? Now iust suppose that the "World' ? > able to bring: the people of South" arolina to the sense _o ftheir duty 1 snriire tiia-. piaiirhnunrlr of the ? .rn-heis six .months after the crihu. ! committed; .iust si'ippose that when he?"World" Hits finished "in Souti- ~ 'uroiina it.'Will- conduct similar camaign.s . in 'Virginia:.... Florida.a'nd. " 'iriami.?where . unpunished t\ neb ltj mobs have onet'ated -xeceilHy': i> lec.rgria wheri^yhe Ku Kliix Klnn liy >S l'prized -severnl r..inOiim'iili.l'?:; b~e that the "Wor(fd" is able to. <1. his. are, thereby, Cfoncress and - fhv1 resident absolved^ from do'my the:; aty Fe put Vhwfn riotous nprisinprr"_ .hah tlie Stat*1 canrioT harmlm? Arbey el soht'd from the Con aitut ion- >' I n "o\ declare ThaT cvvy ftTctT-ed-criminal shall havo~.7~~ ili'iit to a1-trial by jury? ? UGHKR * GOITAT'OX AT ' " FISIC. ' There is 110 iii.T.uTlii'.ii lathe Soul.. hat is. nuikiiig* it, possible Vor It act LiideTTta to si'. lir.o lrai:iiin m- t-nv _ n business administration or .to do truduation work in education. For ~; ometimeJ it has been the. derive oi 1 hose - interested ..in Fi.4t both as- oiliials of thu institution aim* as friends >f the institution to see il ffhmv' into , l University in reality as well as in uilne. Uteaus'e?of- i>?tradition of. ? lijrh sholarship and splendid culture, ''isk oeeunics a. .posi i inn lhritt won!u- ? mike it the logical institute;<n to l>o omc "the rr"reht, .fffarltiille institution ~~ >f the Sontn. irh,. -.. in - . il l 1.. ; -ISK. Till-: CO.LUMBIA-OF Tin; J *(Tt*TTT ~FT7R. TlltL < Ol.OltKl) ' IACK. ~ Many of th<^ 11 ij^-ii Schools, most of 1 he?N'onnpl?rtehoolr and all of the ! 'ollepesin the' South are. betiinniny; o demand graduate decrees in the j .' vay of plaster of Art and . Doctor of I j 'hiiosophy ul' the Lv.'ichci.s v- ho dome : 7 o become members of th^rr faculties..! *, 3ccau.se- of the .expense and pompli-i ail eil sit net ion only n ^ry-y-tntdl? -ontoeo of the A.^B; studrrrrs arctak- : 1U/ f ll/.J V O'Vn/lnnfA A. 2 ?! i iiu.i4.iuw nt me -* fHATS^LE fe? AND B : Have your c!?J H a small cost and s: j CLOTHES .! F.AWrf Vi/e l)o I* r .. > A Trial Is A ' . 60 i ok io? v : SPECI AL A I ~ir ? 1 a ^ Vvm'Jm*. . : -T- vv v in? : " y_ MERGMaNI ; 713 MAIN STREET! j V*/ V- - f - ' % aturday, February 5th, 1927. .O: ih. l! Hit' opportunity could De i\eii in ilie heart of the South for :is ru'iuluuTc work, i l\ve>uld mean a 1-,^.; I.Iw ;,1 Ih.i r>f ainrAt. uuld give Ihe degree with just as irung scholastic work as the North . n institutions and could give it at much less expense to the candidate jT the degree.' Fisk is proposing i<5 establishment of graduate work 1 iTie. licld of law, .business adminirr;:ti'oir,. science,~ journalism, edua'ion, music and religion.: ' _ \ 'm If Fisk' can secure the necessary inds to. pay its debts repair its*buildig... aiv.Ittture its* endowment; it can once enter dipon this graduate ok. Tl\e large boards of the North..* .w i!)i;iiiiuc(i mcHa^iesue to llsi; 'ncco'me such a University and , fo~yh;tri' in making it poa >1<\ ^IciweVcr,'. all of'fcfoose concern-' d with Fisk'at the present time-feel oni) tluty o?m in supporting-Fisk be- ? - ? *-re?t!icy (-all on _ people outside to ivi.\'.:)Nsisl?nce. If '$100,000 can be pcured to help forward this moveu>Tit tor advanced education, it will o "otttt of <1kj greatest boosts that edfor colored people?has had ears ago.? ?i=?r . riANNING "NiEWS^ (liy Mrs..Eddie Walker) ' J:' ^? Rev.-1/,S. Groan preached at Triny A". M: E. church Sunday A. M., to y rf - member of the N. E. Conference. ? ^ J niy.ht Jlev. I. S. Gamble of the Or- ~ . i -v di I ric't preached to, a large . , cuftoncc, both sermons were forceully delivered, and both ministers rM r T:< ? nu'iCwore well cared for y ottr pastor and people. The. J'cv. J. E. of Ebenezar oat fro ll.c Union in ^he morning ! wa< back at his post at night.* < : e|;.orts line services. Ri*.i. I. J. Pruitt Presiding Elder of yj '8er.it.vr District and Revs. Green'. 4al ' iambl^-were visitors. at the- par? Mi.i.x fms week. ^ ,'s Quartette and Orchestra . i i render a program at Trinity on ai.ruaiy 8. l-)r. Sims will de$ver ;"nsus*"address. Tickets are~be: old niid a large crowd of white ~ <*..'mxi |)cmi[iIc ai'c expected. i; ~ . he Black ltiver Union No. 1. met ;!i lho Fair llflyen Baptist church henry, Revl-M. W. Wilson is lUo'r of thiJf'Union and Deacon .lohii^tn is Clerk. Brother C. F. ??'ountaiij. .ynd sister- Lucife Garner . e.-0"*fho detesttqs front" Ebejiezer. ') y unihrt n grand nutting: ???-1 Mrs. Mabel Miller of Ebcnezer was *x'.. ' to Flic*-'bedside of her brother, If. I a.dole. Dinglp, who is undergorR ah operation-' this* \ye.ek~ in the .iTn iest'in Iie:-pitaJ.' tfrs.' Miller is > c of the strong ihenibers of Ebene:or. _v_ ' . . ' - . ,\, V.*. Brown h^_glill on the !<.)<'.list. ba\ i.i*R .been .operated on at '' . rhvtnn dnTiimrr "^1.?Her friends""" i, < tjioirg for her recovery.. . *y . M".-'Eddie .llarvin and two of his ? ' d - narrowly"'escaped serious inillwben -t h^i r. car.ov-erturnedbe? o." bl'Vf o III) lao? 1 _u,?IT ir- in'i arm??broken and ie was taken to the Hospital at Couihlrn for treatment. ' - .. t Rev., and "Mrs. 0. A. Parker were tinner quests at the home of Mrs. Amlevsjnn on Railroad Avenue n la ;t Monday and supper- fjuests^at 1(> h.ome.of Mr. and Mi's. Joe Wither po<>n-at nieht. ' ~.' !i lk t~V^tTtrerspoon \vho""has~Been ;'rk for about two wqpks, is up to ??: w.??'. .w.? 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