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. * - The ralmetto Leader
Pubhstlixl Weekly By
ih?? Palmetto Leader I'll I). Lu7
1310, ASSi:MHI.\ SlULKI
*> ' COI.I-SIBlA, S. -C.
? - tillered at The I'ost Otticu ut . Columbia,
St- C., -us Second Clusd Mutter.
1*E 1 ifclMlO - ... 7
N J FRKDKlilt lv. T" l'.ililoi
A. B.i LINDSKY, rAlutmginj,' Editor
J. B.LEWIE Frutefiiul .Editor
FRANK W11 .LI A M ft ; /
iTT ^Ollll il'Uf ItlK Edjt'"'l
* HENRY 1). I'EAIISON * City Editor
7~* HEtA it. it-AYtt't'iWfc ?Sfirwjrs*^
. -l SL^StRll'.i HLs K A i Ef?
CABU ! >''. A ijrV AN OK . ' .
___Que Year . JEjElS g ''*^,r
Six. Montfis ! '., ' \ 1 "
-? Three Months
" . - r Single Copy ? ?- - -
- Advertising Ituvs given on nj?|.l|
nation. --^~-r ' . ? .
, Gomiminicat inVetul***! ( ?
the current i-^if -r. ;>! i^1'1
tliis oiiice. <i:' * <>'
? fofier =r4-.k~
. . ty news by WoiliK Miny right.
?? . -cause?t-hry- arc-not?allowed" to
. , ' jlo so as ilny~*>Tnc i*-: Aniel'icaircitizen;
A foreigner .can conic
here aruh can o\press.
?" himself intelligently in English,
?he m.-U'x4x-orneA tu;. a votcTri?uT"
the ToTbfeel brother," irrespective
of. bis. intdligent-e, character
and wealth; is'denied.
^ V \ ^
of Brant-hesr t!id mucli fef > his
presence ami in.anrilijraddresses
to. impress-upon the colored
tancc of the work in which tlie
?-? NL A. A. C. P. is engaged. Listoning
\lo ilis eloquent and r.-ble
? address Mindav, to those ""who
woncierecT why, it is no longer a
secret as-, to whjvthe .National"
Associat ion lias, accomplished so
mucn VW4-11 hU LlKlOUIJl5
edly; thi.-'i Association is guided
-by,men who are not unsurpasr ed
,in ability,' earnestness and
devotion to a purpose by those
of any ot her .agency . working
for iHiman npTTlt.
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? THE AM J"sT T'lASt'O.
Just a' liM-lo 'ess-, responsible,
perhaps; Ll^:r b.o "deliin-rate,
wilful anrb'cowai IV* murder of
the man, \vbrtiar\TaTu 1 cITfld, \vas~
the refus;.>l of the Aiken Grand
? Jury to indict any of the murderers
whose names are. well .
known? to" them. ?ft really
fgounds ridiculous for a body of
f?-Thf? from trie;.
. meager rhdavjM-.y the po'ii-emen.
? - ^ Spi'inku ' ;. A C.. fi >r..t iU'
pilaliyaifon-> of a mile colored.
colored: oi-1 v~ o w:. . severely
"bunlffrl i's iiHtccfV an ?aet' pjfTciruF;
nesse worthy of v,. ?l~?
* . * * T".
" ( larence I'tirr.'-v, ?>ne of the
. ^ivat>^t. i.o\\U in' ad*
vises the -Negro .to y.c\t. njoney
---^thedtt*-aBt>n-;--tyomhn* 1 i ur loir"
??-A?Such: a .*r,ml>Imdion-a^, h.ird to . '
beat, an4 that is just where the
. j, coloredV folks -are just a, .Httj.e
short.. ' ' ~ *f~
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1 "Any lyneliinjr ils- a cowardly
murder,? said Judge J.Ulenry
- Johnson .in his charge to the
Aiken Grand Jury .''"but ~ the
lynching of a-yoniajt is the low<
est form of murder that I have;
yet h.dard ai'.v It: t Ai'ceh Cotin..
', i.'."iinri rrsA'O VvarTr-p> real ifllTTr"
?-judging- frum-?resu}tK.
. The Week ' of February Grid J
. has been designated as t lre-wcck; .
to stiidy Ivegro hist or \] by the
. A sso'c-i at foil lor the study of N o.
- gro Life and Hi A >ry . And it's
~ abquGAdtn^rTlitxiilc \ people
devoting-^onie-time,,U| "the st-u-'
, " dy-^bf their* o\. :i 'hi-jory." The*
- rCo'i'i'n t n-iU'c. f i-o 'i 11< v"i t
. 41-.' 1 V. nvyuu v y i
other.. lU-o-i./v "than h.o knows. a<
. bout hi-j:,. li". ? i\very school,
. ' college. v'-roiv :i;i>i?? Dnr,;f People
sc.ootr. >v.-. .)](.! tjive soni'e
- ? time, t-v liic* siiwy.-i4-ltK-rr qavti,
?; ??4?k;.: '- ?<iil' i1 11.!.-- | .. n<nl.~
"Knew t-hyso.'i\" .n^ans ' more
than s'mpiy h\y>) "ii:.y ai'diiahity
' trd. with yourat-Ih
'
. o Sena lor ("vrL , A/r~o 1"" Kit iis a:s is'
npW -1^.,.^,^-1 'i ,1: X .
a. 4ii:ud^:c u^ala.ii liic. cu lured
"law would 'reach the whole nine
million ci'. dar^voiifoens* oi' litis'
section. They do not vole be- .
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such importance, after listenin
which hames were called and
indictments recited, to ' say, %in.
connection with their refusal to
indict," wo realize tne publicity
that lias been given this
crime and we hope the same
publicity may be given the fact
that we do positively condemn
lynching, mob violence, or any
net that will bring "reproach on
the peace and digniity of our
iSthle." That-Jury nays, "we
uo not feel that Sufficient evithis
time to warrant our asking
Tor, indict mints against any one
or more parties."
governor Richards, however,
The lynchers, and who is..a?ipaahued
with the evidence pre
chtod >ay?.,?"I am' famihan
y.ilh i'ic cVidclW gathered by
Coventor MeLecd and his phi
yV 1 ? -j'i'U?rn-rrt?M'l' UI <-'U?m III \ >clr;;aiut
I am convinced in my
own .mind-that it make; out a
.prima i'avie case;"" As between
T iTTT nT-Vy ',rva; iriiTj? ami Govlon
Vno will hardly haVe any
uiflkuity . in Tending his . coneTvAUm>.
- :
Ih:i kn> ai-vthiinr over hap
! : '< if in tiu> history1 of
Vht> ta.tr thai .shows a .more
yhiiiiLL': ard (lamrerous situat!'nv
rhan .1 hi*'-whole sordid af*
Im?ta]i<ation Ser
-? The R<
.- (Jj. l;yv. J% (J- Vlhiu-y^
. .
?'I hi* ..liev," \\ . I; jonefe. of t'hurlosarrrT7-'ngriKn\
lv n*trh; rW j.-ifoY.VVrf- the
I'rinr.yv 1 !;11vii??ciini'dii?'ui' Fumtiki'1,
v..'u t. i 111 , 1 If a'.,in..t^.,i iU
A ? 4 I 4 , IJ4UUV J1UVJ bUC U111V.C
"as pii'stor of tHaT. church, last Sunday
.Jiwuiu'vy dO, amidst tlie most favor:
i \m
witnessed by the largest
ci'ovVuis ever ga'theied in the "Gate
t i,:y" d"f the i'ee.I>ee section of South
t aridimi. Fur a whole week leading
^1 . 31 niril. iri i nt", thrt
pvog?am\vas came i by the local pas^
Vr7 wTTh their congregations, who
vied wiih each other to?outdo his
V1 ovi ilin.i ^ J
a1-'-i?Too inn! t eofdiul welcome to
Florence's m'w leader. liantlsts and
meihoo :s alike made .their -contriI'.iTfTm
in the form of their splqnhid
scfm'on.-, phd speeches'rwid songs
cf welcome. '
** Sunday Wed . Fetter 1>ny
The crowd's all day Sunday were
tlie largest ever seen in. Florence, for
a .religions gathering said one of the
oldest ^inhabitants. I hat! been selected
to preach the installation serrr
.a at 11:00 a. ni , hut owing tn
circumstances over,which I was powerless
to control I had to stay in Columbia
and serve at my own beloved
'/ion. * Kut Tit tVp. in., I motored
hr ugh the- country accompanied by
n'.V tvi :'. . Mcsdhlhi i Addle' i.VleS 'iirtd
. -a;,.i J>r. J. II, Onodwm. w<f
Iradird '..if t'f t i t.ti *. i i. n 11 a;'d j). nm
:n:>l the wJvuUl. city moved .ia
c\? c.f.rv of_tho_jno:ij cvi.nt
At 7:hO old historic' Trinity \y?\s
jiacljcdiT-om pulpit to the doors. The
t-Tioijr was at its best. Mr. Henry
!''' avn?|W:-i<!ed at the piano. ?Mrs.
White ij>n>f- a .touching solo nnt:t'.
led "THo Old Ship of Zioft," which
hnp-.phj _the house iloivn. _I_ preached
front 3 the. subject: ''Answering The
('ahP'~from Isaiah Ttvtv occasion
canto near hoing a revival. Triniity
was in-lee J on fife. Collection for
- GUm-getowfliNew.s
Mr. Oorpc Besselien a stjulent of
State College is home for a short stay
>>'.g tu- .a *1 i;rht injury.
Mr- and JHrx. C* II. Lattinter \Ivs.
Nellie Gattio and Mrs. R. G. Jones of
G on way, S.. C., made a flyinjr trip to
t1 it? city on Surnhry?'and. were? th^
Quests' of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brown
while Iy'1'0.
?Mi**?IGoi-qik e- it. a. t.indent of
Stale CuIIcmo -was foreed to leave
soho.ol for a rest. She i;\ hoihe_with
Tier ~p;*. rents' Mr. rs JTEssic. Put*vis.
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Mrs. X ei in en i a Jenkins of PhilddolLhu,
rei in nod in her?lwniie ttflei
,.e:i(iii ;c. .a .lUoii'Ji, with her mother
and friends.-' She left on Tuesday and
will stop in Washington for a few
days. ~
Messrs. George Lattimer and Wnr.
l>avis passed through the city last
Tiw>sdf?y on thevr \v;iv hack to GonV.-.-lV.
after o.-irryiipr u 1 r. IfirifTfi
ffoe vTa~7>F^ Mr. Lattthier's motor
hearse. They stopped at Mr. T. W.
Rrr.u-n' . vpilo linrn
Mrs. Daniicl.Love left for Charlesfnrr-foT4
a slinrL slujt'.
v Meetings
po LEADER - School.
lhc mynu was as follow:
Hot ricriiml bromi gravy, l'our po'jn
turkey stufl'eu with dressing, bake
yams, corn pte7~rdas't"pmk, maearon
pickle, Prodded h?ttuc? with bode
eggs, pineapple, hot rolls, salaS civai
custards, fruit cake and chojkuenu
The names, of the faculty are ;
follows: Prof. L. S. Scott Miss V?
rona Wakefield. Mrs. Kstello GTynip
Atisj; Wirhelmina. doiies. Mrs. tier inn
AV t Mvl'T ivl TKo ilHtiM' < XvNl
sv. W. P, Jones
I the day Amounted to sUUd^UU, iliis-was
! not i^riulf, bu^just an ordinary colj
lectftgj for general church i?xpfen&es.
in. .hil Goodwin delivered" the
rtrarpro tu the church, and it \v;i.s -proriouncod
one of the most eloquent
and and l'ar reaching ^charges ever
heard to a church. I delivered the
charge, to ..the .pastor-elect. Thus.ended.
oite of*j?Jie. greatest installation
- services I have ever Witnessed. The
The people of Florence are just carib.il
iilT?\viib D>. \Y~ P. Jii11ic theip
I n?v. pastor. From the momentum,
as I observed, it. will not be three
i years before Dr. Jones will have paid
off life* ventiro- indebtedness of Ffia?
chinch;?whieli " is?ffl.'j.OOU.OO. FlorI'lii'o
i-> tfio p-vi':il(.<f rnilvnotl
this State situated fin the lira it of
the '"Black Belt." an<U the .very lap
of- the tobacco ..country. There' hie
more -Negro enterprises to the popu...
i i ,s / 11....1 1..
Kiiiuii -man iu uc luuna 111 - v<U4Uiuuici.
The .largest railroad shops in the
'State is in Florence.
The Wilson High School
We visited the Wilson High Schodt
t4 m
of which Prof. Killingsworlh is the
made talks to. the student body.
There are 1100 children Jui. the school
with one of the befit teaching forces
in Jthe State. Prof. Killing-worth has
. one of the best schools to be found
:n the South. For symmetry and orddr
it?i.-s unsurpassed. :
>Ioiiii?, (irt'at institution
hea ving -Florence we noon motQrcd
Morris .College. Dr. J. J. Starks, the
president sent word for the "whole,
student body to assemble in. the
('lift pel. The Dr. J. H. ("looTIwin'and I
addressed them. This student body
is a sight to behold. 'It is the marvel
- of- masVel.s-, when we think"the Morris
College is only eighteen vnarsohl.
they ha\ve_putstrippod' any?scfyool in
the South* in equipment and the pcrsonel
of U}*? teachers and students.
The Elite Art and J5ocial. ?tub, met
at the home of M-iss Janniifi Ward:
7ATter Jft'ee11 ng a "deliicious .menu was
served.
Mrs. Esther Ford, entertained the
"XT TT ' ..LT-'I-'IT ttT '.'i % .
?i. r,. inurun on \yeunesciay cve.nmg
, January 24, The hostess served .a
delicious menu comjisting of chicken
: salmi, saltings?hot chocolate, fruit,
jello cake and mints.
! The colored citizens of the city met
lin .a Mass Meeting at Bethel A. M;
| E. church on last Monday to Jiear the
| officer^., of the Bank * of Georgetown
fxtirriTSs the conditions, which causod.
| the failure of the Bank,' Maj'or Col|
bor* Prof." J.i B. Beck, Rev. Carolina
i ar.-l Hon. J. A. Daxtoi t also spoke at
I 'he fficeting. L?
spioiuoounouU y
| The marriage of Mr. NT. M 1'nlmn*
| and Miss Matilda Martjn on January
| 1, 1H27 was officially annonue'ed by
] Mr. N. M. Palmer.
EASTOVKK MEWS
Mr. ' and Mrs. W. M. Webber of
Kastover jjnd a dinner Tuesday February
1, at 3 o'clock p. m., in honor
of the faculty o^ Webber Graded
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n ii^tiinii r*"-"
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* THE PALMET1
B'.. . 1 . -1
fair? With such 'a state ofaffairs,
who can l'eet that his life,
liberty j>r property is safe in
that county ? - Certainly,- any
Aeft'" Lliat c an f e el ftirn so 1 f safe
is either an optimist past redemption
or too big a.fq/ol even
for an asylum for the insane.
Negroes are given plain notice
that their Jives are dependent
i upoh-the whims of any. J it tie of
1 heartless,' cruel and God forsaken
. wretches. When Negro
men, women and children can
, be ruthlessly shot down and
nothing done about it, it should
be^ "moving day" from that
community. Sweet talk won't
do for action i^ .stronger than
lioneyeyed words. Better to
?ni'il-ii o rlnltav in q hnwrmmttr
where the courts are respected
and where law violators are not
-proUrtcri . by the very ones
whose duty it i.vto l'erret out
and punish than to. make five
dollars where neither the law-of.
Gcd of man means much. Aiken
county is in sympathy with
the contrary. Did not seorfs
OTiUen-shaKe the Jiafids
Grand . Jury in congratulation
upon its findiiigs ? Did not a
, doxenar mare patrons of a .cafe
out when AIrs.~:Luclc^ooV^'?
_a witness against the lynchers
?entered to get dinner? Why?
if fhowahhor lynching?
vices of
. Iiev. and Mrs, J. A. Gamble.
HAPPENINGS AKOIM) SI
JOH N BAPTIST OH HU H
This e.hu-vh is hyafiSl' .iu Fair del
C.Ur.tv near Winnsboro.
a V"V 9 4
On, ;':-. i\ : ei'.s lhi\ in TV.
.of this ' church. 1. Am very sorry m
say when I .*>\ On: there the poi
;Vo shepherd.'.but at this writing-1 a:
glad to make it known to. our per
-4rH-rds iuiifc readers that - the chure
is ?TK,i .14. its ftttermost capacity e>
ery prc-a chine day. 1 must say thj
?t-W-ped; le at St. John are loyal, goe
- people a lid they It now* howy'fo tret
Tin. ir -pa*to**; lha'-if"he kno\vs how \
treat himself. I feel very sure, if
I roaeher goes there and does the rig!
-wjtlvthrm. Von krintv .some of Us.a
y.r^achcrs- and leaders try to get ti
top high above the pobr people i
" this world. When hte good. Upok .t*>l
lis that low is the'way. There is r
little and big preaeh.ers if God sei
,jhe'i^i. The people have about tju
serving God and. seiVnig- man. Gc
.'forbid that I should.serve any ma
but Gpd. He that thinks', himself 1
be something when he is nothing, di
ccives himself. "
"i he. 5*1 h Sunday in last month w;
- set. aside for Kfev. Allen T.- Dijton-i
St.-John. J.lle?eame and left befpi
the people gathered. That was n<
TTg..t in him ami the people didn
lil.e it. But he said that he had to jj
to lii^ church' to marry a couplet
6 o'clock. I must say that the Lot
always has a ram .hooked in the bus
es wailiygv The writer,had to preac
in .Key. Dixon's stead. I must sn
we had a baptismal feast. We.usi
lor our text the 2drd chapter aWd ,
ier.-e ol' M., Luke. Subject! "W'eej
ing for Jesus." I must say that v
had a." great shout in the capnp. Afti
the .regular services, we preached tl
luneral of little Johnie Blair, whit
wns tttv sad. W he never you vn
;-r{ out n' the city conic to Bt.-.Joh
Baptist church 10 miles west of Win
borp, S. G. .
KKVrfcrtV CARTER, Pastor, ?
1 St. :Col?ml)ia~S. C.
GREKNAVOODv locals.
; N. ? - v "_
Roy. T. F. Harper of .Xewligri
"AL&v? pio-iirfiinr visitor.hero last wee
^u' rj" ' ) " ll" -was the guest of h
son-iu-Iaw a7id?dan p htor, He v. dr
.lis. A. Martin.
Jle pi (inched aj Mti Pisgah A. 3
K. c.hprch Sunday morning a deep soi
stirring sermoiy.
Mrs. Beatrice _Pinckney has rclu.i
-o4-from a " hurt :tislf' t.o Columhi
?She. was.'cttHcdr-there uii account t
the ucatn 01 relative.. ~
DVr- and -Mrs;--C4iaf(. - P. -Pewin1 ei
tfT'tuined the "Piugressice'1 Cluh'la
l?rid&y evening, Jan. 2d,., a tthei'r re:
idence on Oak St. \ . .
A fie* several .hours spent in gjimt
"IT very temptmg tiienu ,\va8; serve
The.rojal way in which all were ei
" UriaiiA'd siiowed?how very hosjiiti
hi e -1 he - gootf~i)octor "and" Madam ar
A in?iig (liose^ -resent were; M.
Mrs. Scott Ho'lman, Mr. and Mr
- * ? 7 T? * K
Edward 1). lerrin, Mrs. Johnie Brow
Miss Alice Gray Messrs. Ansley ar
Williams,. u_:. _ ...... ?
Mrs. Jennie' McGhec returned la:
Wednesday from Richmond Vc
j where she was called to the bedsit
of her sicft.; sister, Mrs. Montagu
v-Khe reports her improved at this wri
' ing7~ .J .
Miss Bennei Fisher, Mesdames Jos
Stuar,t, Amanda Atkin*, Mary Quarh
1 ami?Amanda Fisher are all on ti
j ,sij.lS list this week. '
r-CTve kUer-denominational Minister
ial l.'niof] met Xuosday noon \\'"i
ley M. E. church Rev. C. F. FergusC
' pastor. ..At 7:5(1 of tTie same da;
lizv.~S. Nance, D. D., president" of tl
Union, preached to an appreciative at
dicnceT The .Unign. will meet Tue:
.M. E. church. At the evening mo
vice Rev. C. F. Ferguson will pre.ac
a special sermon to "which the nuhl
is invited.
News of the Churches.
Mt. Pisgah A. My E. Chrch.
* There' Was n quil'e a Targe at tent
ante a.1 soiviee* iwwl. Sunday morn in
1 to greirt Itev. Harper. ,
The Sunday school is increasing71
' numhers, under the ''graded" systen
? Founder's Day will- he observe
be frheld that day. A program wi
be rendered.;??? ~
- ' in ii i ! wiifin ii i
" . , , "Sat
5:;i" Weston Chapel A. M. H; Church. v at
d '>pgHo ;v y,.>vi ft-t'uh y.ftb i?u the'mis- cue
V | uv>..!n>t ^v. : v " ' ? - i
d; '-tfrTT -t . -h. ti-r-rr V;> :.c -v.! .;
in ?;v.jr?-.*vi VV> s.,'ii i In;-.1 l;u?\ ;.i5
c. Snnoa'y tvghl.- * ' U*a?
is IJov". W. K/Wi. -l'. K< ct'-J'he Crvvi.v , <
s \i It '/i.\ . r-A'.? : .u'l ..t
)v ijuartcr mi v*'.s eiv.aoh i "Ml".la..' .'lit
UK nnrht. Ki'p.ovi'i . \\o:v jreh! and the ;\1
*o wycvli .de|tfivu:*o*v.s? of tluf ehatvh n't
functioning Vo'.l. t ft;
:... - . : " ; ? - - -Hfjrtl
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?kihwav raftti" 3v
ia >/ ?r? ... f - . .
"i^lr. niul > iUvs._ t\' Vh'lit'-vy*eohght- "r;
^ Av.y of f fiends' IV:
0 XFoiuUfy; rTgKt ,lauV.;iVy. -fn 'h.v.-*. " .
), or. of Mrs. lii io.y'j. birthday.The
jj? -homo?\v:v- ;bo."lu IT;.?y.
occasion id'eat lloweiT a:.il Ti}s. c.
The voonfs \\ eve.iT.ro v.\i' erj rhTe \ 3
the playifiiy of gn:hc'y of "ouT !auV
syne." . '
!t To the delight" of all 3?r>. i'cebh; t o
k? Jetfers rendered. a naral cM f pl-n't f"~
^ nttd^M-r.?d. li. W^-!rn; .t>;i?.s^-l
7T t".oM?\ve3 "with" a' viol hi
lt. Mr. T. H.'. llenry, assiuv.ii'..; ;lu* '.ok'
i?' '.if "ye old school lined i trails - s
jv_ .'ormed-rill the ihto-'t i:r. > . ..t > ! a ?-l-:d- r
U- rrrr-:ird. vlt w.-rT^T-;v?h>.1 v.--. : . > r: . ' :^r
|i lie I-il ^-l ".>-1V-.-. li" .ll'.l'.lT.v-1 1. ' ' '
iu lhe remHl.ion of the;' f? >.u
J. peeelmiakinj: r.lToivktl : ;ue)i id .o.vl '.d'd
m ?!cas?re. ?^ :? ?? ?; 1 >
it In the 'din.'.iLJ'ooin a culue?nlg-nrc Vo"
it -?f pink. and white Was u d ' '
id iotrtvy-'white binht jay T;ukje \"i- '<y.
in /.jfuUy decorated in uhtk *ro.-e . > ! . i
to" ^ea vcTs.a nlTiny white candle =.
B-a vVhe hc:'t'.?.s a:isi.-".cd !-V .1 . ! '.?- j
. .jrj?JMrsr-!Cs:.mjt,.?l?>. A' ,
ls Miss Mildred Henry and Mt.?0. ;At
-Chick- served!-fHmvh. inv .m an . v..hi.?
re Those at I ihiduvr \yr rr: * llev.' and*
at Mrs. S. B. iWiMikC f Mr. ami. Mis. ( ?. . y
yd IhT Fi'^^y.^TiTj^ir.'.! . .1 . .7X ..V. a !ir0
njrt'm. M r. and ;! > -v 1'^' ?. :
u BqUlehj'^ilr. 1). Jl. S&yli .
tj N'oil. Ml'Aflwl Mrs; R. 15 u tier. Mr si- M.
di i-Eva'ns, Mrs. -Davis-, Mrs. . lir,?;,- Mr*.
rli :7.oV" .H'iVers _Mi\ \V."?i. Lkdlc-v.Uy'. '
tv 'Clafc^v;-Mr. and Mr<. l?iyhinov*.r*I4
yu- M.. AVatts. -Mrs.. FiizMrMin.ns.
d'.roon. Mr.-. S. Whi.o< w"ii i ' ' j ,:, 'i!, i
fn_Jj>hinmw, -11 i'Tgri, Mi:1, T v.,-e
ia Miv;;I... An.irj v//_. sirs..,- '
J. Lejrjre, Mrs. IIou!ware, Mrs. Daw^
liins, Mrs.- ^TTTf!t^ir?Ta>. tfrV^tyrTtrr
^ nic Campbell ami -Mr. V. A-. CMcJ;.. ^
!tll oiT1 wlnuii IV!a !?t+rt?!. '. . j;'
m I' iponattaining- an. .i.ji inl.-y ;
g. U&preseri the' hope that she wo a 1,1
live to see many mf>re. - ^
' ! v , ' . ? .
.\1'num'-er et-1'(? : ;*!mi!-and riii! .;v"presents
were received by the hojt?
??*?t?' 7 "" *-**
; . m mf- ' ^ p;i
MlllLER] ('II APIA. A.m. 11.
v ". ;. .CIIlWlI. , -V !'
ir1 : ~"rs ^ J -r-"?er.'a
. ' * ? % 1 J
is 'a In spite .of the 'unusually cold *r
iti' Tv Alter-last .Mr.tduj. the', a.-'balance A1"
. 'M'iier.- Cl.a: el \Vi)*:r..{ 'It J'ls.. k" .
I. v "iti'i' ii.ivl :i' 'h*: ''tub, our '
H.i ! i i -t. tliC little ( hi!'t en v? ::y .out
Sun-ivy ' Sd:jt<! nil tin':" in net.' . .
n 'Thiy. s( e?ved <>t mol mind. the vM
:1' \v<vO'?H'V -" ! htl
strictly- at 10- n. m..- oVony?Snvdu-yv
**- vain v virtu1. tvld ! i,v?IVo!'. I'. "7
^ FT Floyd is. our e!!:e..uK :r . i r"rr"
>'* }( :?!. bached i;v ?; c "i ' :i"
cfltcknt ftwhevs. jruc.-tj in number, i ys
-S. Ifevi J-.'C. Smart t-he : :v\nr is ..-bays !
H7 on lVantl with' nt'.v ideas. Ilk. .v.eiV.y- '
i- six > ei.irs -:is a puhiie' s- >1 teacher x
_.has br.'udt ivd his \ . ;.n ! ha'Vo '
c. lono mttch to ailvunee htm in iHou/lnt '
r,- iw.iy :id the ordnnrv. V.' ?''li'iVvT-7;*"~tT="
rth ors .meetmy every Fiu/uy .ui'.b.c.
At 11 :.'!0 ,a. ju..' Hey. ,Sre-.rrt- .inva^ h-"
'1 ed.to a large ruunber tha'c was ea' ier
id to -hear the' Gospel, Teat: Gal. <>: 1 1.
~ "God f(Vi'l>? l that I . h..ul l
st~"Tn TFTe C. <>. nj" t>.;r -.1 iys ;s
i-* I hrist." -The*" sermon: .was (leliVM'Cxf
ie imitjsit flouts of aniens ; ?1 hailelu-, '''
.? jnhs. An invitation v.*;:*' extended.
t= Ottt.i ItW- tg-vh:Tr:'h. A 1 '
collection, of Sol .00 was 't;ihen? ? t"
ie '1 his ! ? in ' o il' Fir .* O ; -."evly f n'i.'
?s forortco, Dev. <1. K, bylo . f >. ! >,, cmr. J','
>e ^jiri'irrtl .Presiding IyHt. y v.v.-; v. i:h in;' (~~
___?or the evening >:or,vtc<.n. lie made it "
r- ihs business to meet the Leny-ivvjif
2?- fc.'hl? Wf: were ( ; : V. i-> ? ?n
have him." I>r. Lyles was jn'osontod^\-t-(
y, io the I.o;tby the pastor; lie**.(1..
>e gave .the young" fre~p!Fg>u<l*o-f. the ; ?
i- Jicst ten' mintile talks Unit it har."ever j
been our ylo.-ishro Jto ?! ' r < >, o. ..<. .
Cr as a -subject, l>t-v->imnnVj,,.;
^ kmn" ?- ? ;*
h At 7p.. n:., .the h uv having Or- ?j
Lc_ rived??premOdiyi?Dr. 1 ?r?^
cendod ^tho ro- ltuni. lie ppomhed .
from Revelation. ilp vtre><tal. the
~Trh'povTnnco of li-- in;; .Q_GiLi?liiUiJu'c,..-JSSI-"
The conjrrcKa'7>i v. a.. liT* j pat of '
tf- vlf into a I up rt !!' ?' Vd'-h!?;?
and self conscious n>< Tl > Rn?'i i*
n p\t axled an invitation- f<>r ji mors.'.A 1
n. collection of ?15.00 v,-.fits taken; The
id ! Presiding Khler^ then made ' reir.avks, 4k j]
11 j in which- ho complimented or com11
j mended the people of Xosherrv (?1 - 1
fer C^apcU- .i" particular nnd South ^
hi i m - - r ' . -\v-\
> - il
urcTiiy, February 5th, 1927.
vhnu iii general on having the Rt.
. .M ini liui.u, U. U., I'll. L>., * =
i residing 13i.shop. A man that
iOc-i' .'at i uIht in Uiought, correct :
piQuil to have such a man &s our v-l
ior in South Carolina. Then he
j :vsplendid tribute to Rev. Spiart.
ho'voiivitlered. the people of
t (..lit pel most wonderfully bless-. .
in \!T<u I hey have one of the best
;ulnr.- or the Columbia Confere
a:> U.oir 'pastor. A man of quali
in; elitvrunl standing and charac
fit* . Vyiuij.vrx ^xujjci
~hc! i ,i.ii-Monday night. The Pre'
i i.;or conducted the devotions.
; ci- was- .offered by Rev, J. B.
. ' v i>r. LjTo? in his Ntimely ad-.
:i -l! i' r.;\uangL-of-thiB his. First
Tv Conference; * ani.ong other
Ur!;?i. t^K./K'.uched upon chuVch loy.
. lie -said "There can be no ' ' /
'ntuijjj without loyalty to /
The C?r>ferenee wae-^or- ?^
1 v.v'.h i i'of. U. SrTJallman as
xiiury. Prof, E. F. Floyd, Treasr
of- Polity- Money Committee;'
.1.. M. i\i-ldov. Treasurer Xltontin
,^-C-m.nnHlee and Mrs. S. L. Moon . _
i ' ; of the Mlsyionary^ Com
,1 IV-v'vHinie Smart Reporter.
?jt\v;ys called'and the-members ^
; -rdc i with, splendid _results._ The
h'.~ TTTPi'l/ations read good re- ?
:r:v<l, SJ0J.07; Sunday School ?
'~~U .'d'ssioiniry. $10.00; A. C. E. r.
-? " Tnirtees $.247.82; Dea-.
Boni'tl Stewardess
.f i' N;e. 1. $3.25.Stewardess
?r 1"- X ;. OOr Dollar Money
' (!; Coufincent .50; _ Presiding
DO. (Trand total $559.28. .
; j . in ;nur rcsneets to three
.1, who died this ^quarter,
: 'i. . iHie.ms, Mr. Golden and >
>-r.'y*. e lions, the characters of
inwkjjy of the Conference ?
1 i ^:; Itinr a single mark.
.i > re nt'-the best Quarter;
-t revs during the history of
6 ( MRS.) J A NIK SMART"--MO
: CIHC UPFa^tEV: E. H, V
.;.'..viyn^V8TOR
indeed ail eventful day at ,
? <'4ia, el Aii the fourth Sunday.
.-.yt number of _jojeraFer.s and
i.u ws.e out to- take part in the
i ' ?'i'-Lu?pastor preached from
^ "Thn Dapper
t-.o.v; I'Mt'.-s." 'At night' hts sub
a. > Vl'lifa Seven Devils." The _*
i li ie' ran high at both ser- .
>.h'aii Were largely attended. 1
" < < . 11l.tijlgliu lllei ai the us- : ^
.Miss Julia Young,? daugh- .
i.lci;;,. J. b\ Young and principal
i.vC tiratj-.'d..School at Irmo4 is the
'.tnn .provident: Thls is one of the
i t-agues in the Columbia Dis- ;
'"7 ud ts_ii.nipt.sed of a very in
. and enlhtwiastie group of
TP.-:. [ a.Vjilc, many ? them .students
a 'h-i.-oH' (; tiilege; "Crri the fifth
a;;;. ;? large, body of students of
>a Cph.ege attended our ?.ea
r ree^aircainrpnriiml-by-Mr. For-?1?1?
nUa Quite an interesting
r-e'-'m- ?rmrterO:). After a'.""
' riuiti aiiti;t:ss hy Mr. Fortune?:
it.) t w-1 ?nvf a?,1a.1 *- - al
- -^' # VAVVIIUCU LU mo
- deliver an address at Har:n
fvi-. Uu? Y'-.M1. O. A.pt an early
ho A. (J. 1'. Lciigue at Pine Grove ?'
try r:i.i; . h aline tindei- the progrei- \ '
Y TcaTT" ;!7ip of its pTtrsidURtr Rev.
u.e "veteran CipapeL. preacher"
' ^sio"ftrv the t
)idjp---t7TTirict, will hold forth at
?<Al-r?.ye on the second Sunday.
^rr>. -- ? B ? I ??L_?
-< ' 'i : 1 r UN ItAIIAVAY
_ . . System.
v'' v'-i Pel ween .No. Depart.
' ~ Ft 7X~. Y.-A ugusta 31,. lOtOO a
't- o 3 a?A neitMn-N". Y. 32 ^:OtTp
'dp 27 < - li:u'lesion Cin. 27 l:4Bp
l"i :? 2S Cin. Charleston 23 4:KSp :
. p. ftf Cohnnhia-Cin. 9 C:55a
. i-Z 1 CulutnhuaIpXrVl-23 11:00p - ?
!w |> 20-Colunihiu-Aug. 19 7:00 a
< *. 1 s f"idoin'hia-Aug. 7 5:45 p
!0 a li C',him{?ia-Sav. 13 10:10 a
; ?'' fnnil.ia Gliar. 54 5:4'ga " "*
!-l u -1-1 I.'..!ni.,Jdt>.ChnrrT4'J 2:20p
S"> p li Coluinl)ia-Chas...l2. 5:10 a
'!)' ' ? ' ''luinhia-ClhaH. 10 2:20 a
la p 2 ( oitintbia-Sp'b'rg ...1 4:00p
I'1 t'nliii. 1 ihi < janin IK A'ffOa
a IS <-? !iimipi' ^en'tta |7 OtlBp
'} ii'H-3 * C o I a. - ( ji rTTi 4 6:25 a
' ia i'mnilcn mill Hill
' "nice, i;i()7 Main Street,
'P/.l. - - i? ~
" ( 'invir iMPH
COf.UMBIA, s. c>.. 3Z.Z P'-Z
IHONF, _
t*? Ar Hawkins*
'teal Estate Agency
kmtes mrfiatsjrTerm^
H4>7' ? WMshfnKfon Street
< OLUMJU1A, S. C.
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