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Saturday, Fetewy \% l rrthft, ft m f '-iirnrit tiitii After having the usual proeedu of the Sunday School lesson stuc . Sunday morning, the Sunday Scho was highly favored with an addre ...... by Dr.?.H. . y. Aroett of Delawar Every one enjoyed to the highest h 1 oddresB which ?\ows "him a mast in dealing with th6 young. , AtTITre A. m., Dr. J. E. Beard Driei inougn pleasing Remarks ii troduced Dr. H. Y.. Arnett, Presidir El^er of the. Delaware. District, s< of "the late' Bishop Arnett of the j < M. E. Church* after heartily-sirigir "A Charge to' keep^with thp congr gation, he selected 1 Cor. 15:10; "E the grace of Gad I am whaf I am Subject: "The value of personal e* perience.". Advice from the aged ar experienced Is worth-while havinj Solomon the wisest man ever live sought advice of the aged- and" e: perienced; that-no advice is safe ui thflt. flHvipp 1C Ko Iinon .? upun ence" His grace 1s sufficient fori* things and it is by ^his gracetbi very *i? may be. Th? sermon wt full of wholesome advice for tjie wea and the strong.-- ? '"At the eyei""g cervifep, -rr ^plei-rdi program on Richard Allen' s birtl day was listened to with eager pric _! by a good many?v*h9 tame atrt-eve though the night was rainy, at th service. _ ? ?- '-'ii?p?r r~: :9 Dt. Arnett was present and mac a very pleasing'. and instructive a< dress on the life of Richard Allei _, telling of Mother Bethel,'Phildaelphi * and St. George Church in which I y-iwas not allowed to communelalsotl ft * " church in which Bishop Allen w? converted"and- the one in which?I preached his first sermon. Dr. A.i l_nett_ frequently. passes this spot an thinking, of "tA Hen and the church a with a double portion 'of Africa Methodism. ?: i Concluding with a tribute to Soht Carolina and African Methodism, ,< 'numerating, every Bishop South Ci rolina has ever produced. The sei vices of the entire <iay were very ii spiring and uplifting. Dr. Arnett is in route to the Bisl , ops' Council which meets in Jacksoi "ville, Fla. this week. ' Come to Bethel Sunday and het f , Rev. T. H. Wiseman; former past^ " . ' . t * : . INTER- DEN OMI NATION A L MI? ISTERS' UNION NOTES I r-r. ~ Promptly at 12 o'clock the?_membei ?-?the regular meeting plate un?hr -r- Tuesday, -Feb. 15. The chaplain, : - hia usual impressive manner began tl devotions -which lasted about filtpt minutes. President Adams declafrc the house open for business. By con mon Consent, the regular order c business waa^^uspended temporari! to hear Mrs. Duckett of Benedi< College and Mr. J. H. Goode of tV Local Insurance Company, who we? presented by the chairman i of?t* prudential committee and giveh fi\ minutes to present their proposition Mrs. Dtfckett spoke of a propose meeting ^to be had in-interest of tl Goode spoke of a meeting to be ha in interest of the Insurance compan in the near future. Their requesi were gladly received by the Unic and referred to- the proper comrm The union, after resuming the rej ular business was only a few| mi] utes finishing the same. ? ?The eonlniilley Oh dispatch of bus pens recommended the following on er of business which waa adopted toto: * . 12 to -: 10?Devotions. ?? - 12:10 tol2:20?Roll call. Respons Making of excuses for absences Ii troduction of new members. 12:20 to 12:30?Reading and i doption of minutes. - ?*?12:30 to 12t40?Report" Of pe f sons presented by prudential con mitteee (request to be submitted writing.) ? 12:40~to~ TZ:50?Report of commi tees. 12;50-to 1:00 " Unfimslied busl ness. ~ 1:00 to 1:20?Program (comtnen on readers' papers limited to 3 min 1:30?Adjournment. The Rev. G. S. Ellington of Atla ta w?s introduced ahd made a time talk on the ministers- work as a hie ganger. The order of the day was a pap by the Rev. T. M. Bpykin: Subjec "The Sunday School toachers al their trainine." This was a nan _ with much food for thought and Wi received by the body with apptauF nature to be brought before *.the 1 nion should confer with either of tl following brethren: Rrv. P. P. Wfi on, A. Er Lomax or J. E. Bear membera of the Prudential Gommi w ay. v "~ * liS 'tee. | The Union is chid t<? h.?1p in re. >v.ay ... ?l,. .. -..1? ! 7 ' *. ly: ' , ol THIv.L^A(;i i: AT BETHEL A.. !V ss * E-CltLRC.il is i ,On Sunday, at 0 o'clock the Alle GF i ChTlstl SI n. c T3-.4-V | ?*?? uiavcvMTVl UVclj; uu Ul 1_>C VI ]jel A. M. K. Church eo.nvcned, and in very inspiring meeting was enjoye 1- by all prpsent. ig The meeting was opened by Mr. I >n M.'. Prcssley?in the TkbSOhOe dT TFi ^ president, Miss Jessie Kennedy." * ig Mrs. R. C. Chappele was the prir e- ciple streaker of the evening and-*h ly gave a very iiUeresting talk on Mis s;onary workffr- She told of the splet K- did work being done by the Mite Mh id sionary and the Foreign Missionary societies of th id African Methodist Episcopal Ohttrd <- Mrs. Chappele also told about tli i- life of Bishop^ Richard Allen, ' : i- Mrs. Ella Sightler spoke on the tc 11 pic and she told briefly, the fttory~r ^ the niissioiTairv~snirit~as it ir hivnipd: St out in the book .entitled, In . Hi is Steps." ,, ? ?" ik .Miss, V. Bauaigai'dner read a pom on the wTTrFTTf Richard -AHgrr Tin [d beaulifu^ poem was composed ,by on i. own, pastor, Rev. J. E. "Beard, an le it brings out beautifully, the stdr n of UiehArd Alfoti's life and his wor is (lerful work. Tl)i;. A. ( ohojr, composed < le .voting' Pbbpie, m e tiondcrmf s.plondi li under the leadership of 5li ^; M. Emanuel. ia All visitors are welcome. Com ie out, and lot us endeavor to do mor ie and .belter service for Cod, Th is lcagup meets every^ Sunday evenin K> at_ Ji o-idiut j??in?the?e e^try?of, . lb p-~. church. : id b. Baumgardner, reportcj is. . ^: ; d SECOXJi N V/AKl.'l ll KAI'TISr ri v CHURCH NEWS .. h Second -Nazareth Baptist Chuteh ha 3. just closed-llie celebration of its ~2n anniversary of church and pastoi r- The program began. Feb. C and end v ' ed Feb. 15, . ~ ~ * ?i?The program was- etfrried out t 1- the letter, Every church and pasto i- p.uyed well their part. '7 4' Feb., 7,: Wesley iVl. E; Church an e~ -derfull senium - n?- ^ subJec 11 -'AUad J, and its ctfect on the sot4?" The oil eers lifted a hnnd^'Mnv collect ion nn ' after dismission everybody left til . church .speaking of the great sermoi : . Jlatd jal.. Church. urn their iilhi lee .rhoi r \veVe nreuont I) ^ nunuwr.ul ii?iiiun , H'uiu (Jtiniji.i?ttt in * < and "Thi5 is the Gates oi' Het ie '1 he Rev. White described Jf frf toa*rrrtl 1 y-tut a-traitor,?a surplal ;(j ner and a deceiver and yet in hi vi..hour of reliance Q^on .God .with ^ broken heart and repenting tdars h y found the uate way to heaven. (Jol lections were /good. Remarks b ie Deacon John Suber. were benelitnn e . and very Liniuly l'Of tile occasion, he?? Feb. i?, .Second Calvary Btiptis c Church and their musical choir an s. oliicei s.wero present. ,Dr. Charles-H d Drown preached a strong semiqn, fu, ie l>f thought and with power. Hub.iec l(i Brown is a new preacher in Calvar ,y* and is bringing things, to pass. Den ts con James Ciuodu and general manage >n of the'mutual relief and benefit as t- soidaiion made -some,helpful Remark ? from a?npii'i'uml and?business stan ?. point. " .o rt-r"' -Pirst -<!alvnrv "Rn pri> Chuivh and ollicers and jubilee?ckoi l-'-ueie prone tU, The pastor,?Dr. 1el-1 W. Long preached a.?fc'ery ipspirin in sermon?from Rev. 2'i:17r lie -frr |"presstl"d the church \yith the wondei ;f^Htnbugh* of drinking of the watt e..|'oft-life. * Collection was good, R< n- marks were to he made bv Deaco Pink Butler.?He wa3 not present fc i- : sonfe reason: Deacon Jennings of th " said church made some remarks tel r-' ing of-the remarks of fhe paste n-' when he Was a hoy. His -remark i. in "were information for the church. I Feh. 11, Old community pray< t- meeting. Remarks was had from tl . j old members. The subject was di: H- j Cll.lKt't! b.V kcv. isom and the pasto | The subject was "Sanctification.V ts ' was well discussed and everyhod i.) j went h<5me with the Onderstandiii that tfvery child of God is-sanctified n- , Sunday, Feb. '1.3, Sunday Schoi ty! was caiien to order at 10 o'clock. T1 s-' superintendent, Bro. Frank Watso j and Ji_is?U nchei^ were in {heir plnre er All of the teachers made some helj t: t ful romarks. 11;30, the paste id preached a soul stirring sermon, Sul er ject: "The dipping of the general < as Syria in the Jordan." The memhei [were out In full.? ?-? 'ifMpndav night, Feh. 14. St. Pai [J- Raptist'Ghnroh, the officers and j.uh he lee 'choir and members tvere large i it^attenrTance. The sermon by f)r. " d,! M. Myers was very inspiring. Te: it-' Acts 20:28. Rev. Myers laid strei .j ^ , . . Tfltt PALM II i?jQ ' ^'"' s?-11 Vi-*' plf'i^l; L?" v-$ ;V W>I. ?hV*.>?>?l' M i.. ?* .-'t rp?! : te Bfea^yiikih ^ ;; I pp'-:- a*' . ^ ^ ^ i- on feeding the church of (hid .-'Xt jr- one time: uiu1 could irol'dly tell v.he'hth-?i 'lit'." wits dd\vn on' >tandino. LC i I is words wore so shorp and fheU uiK ir: Fe!>. In, 1'iuuii H:'.|>tDl C'hUtvh^jd'l'imusical. \vcr,e present. Dr. Uoy-ldiv )- preached to packed house btdtp* The >f. Tjfst -night: The reverend took for a .? tuvt'Pm. '}-I1 IT- - t-t 1 1 s WliCH hex entreated-tkw--4i<;stor ami church to.hold fust to which thou 11 hath?that tin m:m tako'-Jdry* crown. ir previous nights. The presenting' 'of d purser from the different auxiliaries y by -their tlta'rinanV," namely: Wm i- XVoodwavd, . Ham .Rollison., Wiiiie " fSecdwih, T?a\*id 17ah"sl>v,. A-lr^, TTThTe ? W.hi^e,?Johniin; I ovo Fmnk Watkin. 4- lait^l'iUt jiut least? Mis. .\irhjr ^f.VFhsT r. It W4S wc.ii said |hai Dr.- ft M. Myers is the foremost builder and leader of ' t ' e all times. II?-j*anks with;.a' piopecr e f>f. mdVlern tiit o'sr lie .is trrrtletHthe. e ham pi on i-hnnh l.ipidyt-. ; Tills ehvrch "whs broufl-.' from a-h i di ivi-i.ov ii. **= has been built* 'twice hv_ him. MacA- Jonm Bapttst---Chttrr.li was con-trvcti~_ nl twice Iiv Jiim. St. -f-.hn P-n : :<t CMllfrcll' of T. - \V. -rt-rtu -vrrr L?nenni'.od' 1;' hinn?! !i- 'liui'l a ("-lii:i-f?i . .it Chiles. IU' cousGeotcd a tnherlaole tli;it row stands on. the eluiivh s trround with a sratinj* capacity., of d ";()()(). iU''-hus jii'-t "^T'Ui' in a now ~ "hurch. Zinii Thai^'ThTtt^ he^lmiU ^it I- Aurthin* Town. .\yhicn i:* a beautiful ' " structure. riirht oy, tlic thorouarhfare. 6 Dr. D: ~T\ Thonwson of .Tahrrraele r Baptist Church of A'urrustn. Georgia <rud' \vhcri, God made this man, lto it 'brow the pattern away. lie lirou^hi >=- f.jhs usiiiu-?hoard; jubilee choir, and i? ''lone nL'~(if~. ,Wu?clo'C?bid?be ours= pinihu1 Ci'oiF:s:p-rTfrbTb7nnkr in n he li S i- many more years to* lead this church d- -anil' If ml his ~ influence' to the .world iiv .for twenty two venrs more as he has i. done. * iL Doctor W II V K*ilU', djfa* in 1 .,,4r. master ceremonies lent enthusiasm XT du thd-SCeiidldn which helped hr-rnakc h- the aiiiiiiei.'jO a sui't'l'ss. 1 . u i ? TsTJTES FROi\TiKMO CliU-'i/iT I, T' a ?:? t- . ? By. Kev. H. E. Emanuel >. - On iTiiii ;MTTT nil lln death" a'njjid camp and called from -thoe vi<i-tttiy: 1 scenes Ero. John Erennan; the- bid-est member of Young's'-Chapel. A. bl. 77. L lunch." Tie was fnncrnb/.cd by. ? the writer'un 1VU. .'J in.d.'ai tisTTrtTrryiP ? named dumb ill the presence oi a ^ iiOsi of friends'" ;m.l_ surri.v. iriit?n iay lives. The writer was assisted in the l~ .-cry solemn--services' by in-. X. A. ir , Kice, pastor of Alt. liebron Circuit in he Newberry' "District ami- Revs. W. s D. Bfrcy-sS,'1'hon'ns "Bowman of ^ Columbia" DlstritH-.~";Tho body was in . diarue of blaniunnil.' Uau-n and" Wii.iiiHK of v olumbuu 1 lie ib.ral uii-,-r1V ' ' t - 1 l T" jus's were many and beautiful, ;? '' ' On Eeb. Jlro Johy WingartK-.one & of the oldestmembers of pine Grove ? Al, E. Clinrch?? ;!. l'uneiali/fd by p" .lie -writer, Bro. Winga-rd was a Xe? u'i-o--oi"tlie anti hc-lbmr type mid his "* reniinriiscences of .the "days befo' the ? ?were?nbwe^ys?niteres-tiny* cs? petynlly herause of their humor and ie pathos.. The \vriler waff assisted in these very .ohmn sovicos' hy Rpvls'r K. V. Kiser of the Newberry District" :s who spoke very feelitljxly -and appvtvpriately for the' occasion and W. if. ,e J. R. Allen spoke in behalf of the II of O F of whom the doeensedr* was a- member. The -body was in ' hnrfr'o of T. H. Pinckney Undertakjj? :npr Co. of C >itnM)ia. As the lives of *V>th of tliose veterans were above ashes." .T.hc,. world- may. sciuntl..jiu 10 Rinjr no hells; h Rut in the'book of life, * -?The sbinlri'.t lVOotd tells. >r A MflovoAn XT nrru iiun a 1if 1-' rs- : ? ? Mrs. Kdinond Johnson" and faijlily nl motored to Abbeville Friday and spent IT the day with AI rs, Jennie l*,lhson? in Mrs. Johnson's fut'd^ior.T-Thev repoy^ t. a pleasant tri*r>. . <t The Royal Baptist Sunday School ss ^is the leading Sunday School in the - : ..... -? t" ETTO LKADBtt x ^ merit the confidence ff ostd in us simply thru Kg&3[ 8 anfailing set vce in Fu- IM/Fiif 8 al Direction that <;ov- jfj ry-iicrertr -?-- ^ ci>;,. Ai. present they ^jiave'Hmi a cannnnpn tor nyw j>?m.iI.i"-< i -V..t. * i?""n.-.y7 J He leyai teachers "ode cuil?vjiis. .ii;;1 ilie loan. 11' y.our liojoe has '?wy occiii \ isitoti it wit! he and \i you-^H/nn t Cuiue, ki\ e at luast~u dime to ??Worthy a 'eUu-e. '1 lie campaign Jlas Ucfen on three weeks and has j more, weeks1: Lp to dat^wis. U.L. , liaii vi.micij' IPd- "liOmes.?j l.ast eunday Miss A. iJ.'U e'ol/s class rialiHv.'OV Tivi. iv iriiivv, i,..,. 'i... . ?.,v I?V4 VVilV-VllUIl tJKS" I . iiij^ ?11.1G. -lhe. Jj.ti.ul ' attendance. ? --r.M -huh. iTTTn u,i each cui.-s will bo , .niveit at i.ho jeuti. ?VV-atch this paper. Last Jiuesday night ilr#." 13. L. ; l;-.m:pbt4t?arret - . Miss " Ahnie "Cov.iau wove hustcr. -cs -at a surprise birth day J party givcii tit the* St. 1'Jul })^i's6nagti a. hu.yur ul' Mi as1 \lii~pirin TTriTTj^ ^ 1 i?v ii titty. It, was a complete sui> | i , ]<_' to a>i liutifrr who spent the. , sVtii.Jinoon' With' Mr, :uid .Mrs. T. li. } V; Vlhaii.s. \\ Ilea sire went home it)*; er^^V-Pj- liii.i tiro jqxtritills liv tiiifi dainty loom x-nsuit and .. e ; :r cr.-aiui lfcAver;^ ^ j Many gume^ were played until 'a j ta rr-hnur. ~A tern..ting sweet eouysc wus'sei viid.# .'i here' were -about Clary , 1 ' pi i svin. Miss IMulu i t em ted mrii;. t!rteiil 1 a11tTGeautit'ui presents. Mi J.'.11. 11;.Idea hasbecrft-dxal . sitk tlti.A'week-hut is'able tg sit Some m.y. . Vi l iiope-she a Hi S'li.li bO ollt. - Mr ili.d Mrs. \V. 1. I'eek,. Mr* and ( Mrs. T. II. Williams; Miss jq]innye A.ifpny, Drs. TMImon Johnson and Q. , W. Montgomery motored to Honea , i ath \Vednexd.ayo veiling;. They were ' ; _;he quests of Muj* Janio Latimer.-r T.he,C report a. pleasant trip.... -1 Mi. s l.ydia Cowan was hostess to", . 7c St. ir-nil ^nnilay School , .en hers Thus . dayMUfcht- at 4l01' hhmfe , n l- pr.ilHin. The .exceedingly inter- , e d fsg IC it wax tauirht bv the nas j a errors. eiuerpr-iging men ot ooiqiv-i -Aire-- g-radually- -4afc*ug^ ho nioily mojiopolizeil "by whites. jX'c.ir fi \ry,n> rlnnvh yuu- will 'fiitd j.'.n undertaker" of color. In almost any Xcgro urban community one sees -a euci"VfyTul VtIlL esljit' ili'.ilei, a iuliable contractor, an insurance office, and sometimes a hank. So popular .baft it become for Xcgocs to depl , with their own people that white men Owning business i" Vcpro rer-ctions have learned to employ ron. sltlrr4hio Nogeo -help.? _ c . ? 1 The Xcgro in buslnes^, However, is not a new thing. Tlie point Jo be noted here is tha unnniinl nine--; ...". . r ? - i. . ' '.t-V; ivf'.'er wit'vli a t<:?#tJ?:-omo' salad } .*? served with . Russian tea. 1" < i". ; iT.'.'j'ua crjoycei. "' 1 ?Tm. ner .is'having- a ^ \vo41 . ( -y'l ' ' honu'-wHi) thf jnunu'fti , The. following' persons are on the . list this woejci.. Mrs.- Alice Do. | ' ' : >' . ?Emivonia?Jenkins^ Mrs I.ivln Anderson and Mrs. O. E..-Johni s;rtK- \Ve ho))u "they will, all be oirt i'soon. . C Friday- nfit rnoen RoecJ Street Hi's rial m iiivrmvi-nil. in.- teams were ( (inaUv' matched ' ami the score, was ' !. n n*im hereof "the Andor~ srj-i teachers accompanied the team to ' Greenwood.--- ? ?=1 .'I. s. t!a-per hitd as her din- 1 > . : . Trrr?lcy. Mf^.lanfo'Marion.' 'ii:. M.- 1 . (.' a---nw.;>.\" Miss Dorothy " u?Mrs. 1 lamer is nn~* < 1 iii < !. and .those present did ' 'u- 'iio to the ( '.-a-'ibn. F.e.ch ex; re-i-cd herself as having speiit a ' .v")v pleasant day. .A".. Kr'tic- "Rs-hanTson Ins closed iTT'r s ' eel af'.d is rmv. at home. * " - :ni":B. jJohiiseu has been hi i~; -lI a I'l- .v < vTlio ' I' i'.^ {o'?shoAv-AVs' hope she .will 1 1 ?.* '.. i .h ihi'iM aifiiim----?;?j?7 : . . *' *.i ' 1 , HIE XtfGKO IN Bl SI\i:SW ' -* . By. Mrs. Georffe A'. Singleton, Teach Columbia, S- C. '. 'The .NYirroes have not only learned h ssiins- in relgfon education and . health, hut have shown unu-ual^M'gg- ' 1 : ? ?* In the." business -W-orid.f They -4 have accumulated' so much pi'idperfy ; ' a the vital il lit t Iris tlltL L1H-.V turi'-",( ititutc" a desirable class of small ^OlTUliTS*- In the." cities in which ^ j recently - there has taken place- the '? j concentration of large nninh^rs ot"j ' " ^ I . " - ~ . 4 ' iLri ' 4 ss- *ul*=?hr ,tn; uTmi recent yfars. It is inure tliun c coif, aging.' moreover, to observe h< easily (lie Negroes have learned 11 lesson ol' pooling their efforts larger <. nterpns.es._ jt_i.s, not -only Ivarntgl to exhibit the . virtues tlirift and self re'iaiuy. ? In tl[e ,wiil< liel,d Ot prgailj^atjpn ainl eo-pperatie he is i apiOiy . iU veW'ping large elite "prises. To. promote the eeoiuiuiii, prbgrejjs r?t the race, Negroes dlU\ ijr.eiL v. im.' enough to - organize seven < Hi. ii nt agencies'. The first of thes ^ all tin importance was the Natioi l i *.\l L'Cll I'lluaiiicu I . ? . TJ. , . ''"'ftiKh iUHIIIHC.Ki by ^I'Ki'Uc r, T. Washington. Til tirmuaj' in oft ingt> -of this- o'rganizutib: i - a a .a In ; i: 111 -t in- iiJieinf. i-TiC. BZ I'li.'ijty ,ul tfj<< forglliOttt busim.s. ^.--++V-1- - There *-'h re ti o \ m; tj'Mi It autiLK sTpT^TT, Lhit)ii:j.M/?(rr -Utq -CDUjit rr Wlimi the; began work there \V<yx> otrly ' abOu Trtr~~n <{qio n TsVfcro rh;j|iks inj, tin niUitiv. Tin iT nrcAhfU^'.v abbiic_S?j .jV 'i.'L'. lilLliliiL'i lU' Douutas XgHgnn lUnik of ("Jiirago. 'lie .Bingo Bank mil the. ("itizona and ..Southern o Ji''i'"l:"li'lil:i arc great institution.' f-h" ~r*"'111 ^ lie citizens of Columbia.' . In lino bOSTTfg its were employed .in bank J-i? anxi-?.. luokeragof Dry good: TTH'CS. uroci'f v s;IilV.: c !.?/! tii.tneiixA ; i?m? lini^lCI JU .till-! pi it-t >. to lh.' nunibyr jof 1 i?.UO< ni.ve 'jililu?listo- Iu_ie=ow ? r;irliu? til Store.' a first ('lass g'ro < ry ami a. modt'rn bakery. The Xe ;_ru_Jjuaims to brim hn-Tiie.-s nit n m Hi.- S'.^Vrn ther . and. by the power- "of ex :e-- as - to r. an' liV new yen Hi t s in jo; l^i: "it?h-i4-te~I'to. ll.t-ghcUc tiiil l cili't a. ' } ji.piu lain?illso i:e -An k o.f >? >yi*Ml_ j; trung f.ratorna nTMvfii i7t organizations and th~e la'si \vo ca i-.iiU'.- h.ive: witnessed an Inter -ting multiplication of iiisuranct -nr:;on!os * I ; inn-bout." the Smith Phi y UXVcv"pi'opefty anil* Teal TiitiiT* hat is y.au-ih millions; of dollars. There are the Xationai Negro Hank r.Vysoehilhifi^. The National Asso TMTm of Funeral Directors, and tin v'.-1ion';: 1 Negro -!? tail Merchants' As a iatioii. .\tyio fraietna) organfza 'ti:... ;-iilthoitp-lr established for soc-iS urpo cs, hjipe in _reucni years taker he-pjitiTiascjc)f property anjl the in ifiraiire of the liyes omit-Li fmem-bers The?Xemtoes hive about715 insur sine companies, thiee .of which an spoeinTty' do we mention fjie X'ortl .1 i?i'i \! 11! iif?T " nVl ''nv,, v-~ * : " "IIVI 1 l|t' , ii:t "01 Washington. Tu .souk mits of rJ,0 South the Xogroos use i<i i-ilicr insurance, and the Tiihnngprs iTTfiTs work constitute -in reality ah nciusfrral insurance company. In 191C Xogroes were employed in >-in li.anee and 10[)5 in real estate. lnii' 1"- li-i1*- a. P.lill.i.l't 1 till .a an extTTT ive publishing business in the. A. Si 1?Lhiok tmncu-n and?is prepa-ring te a new plant: The Baptists have 'u'dishing Hoard.' There tire olhei hwrii publishing "nrms. hut "Tries'; ~ t he la rgest (list iiTTtiSx? I y Xegrc -nt'-rj): is(>s.??A-mervg "Seetrhrr?iiitort'STT oust be remarked jtlie .\Inie; C\ J Talker ...Manut'acturih'g .Company u! ndrftnapolis and Xew "Yorkr whoSt u;smess is no\v conducted in accori v'rlr-thc prirrrtpltpr-regularly govern eg. largo America'!^ (-ojjinicfcLai avrgu-H i iii*. iiie .Maioiics in. saint Si?t AfFsVIiftrf. ^'li.1 ve built1?up t ion Whftig-' * business:*' ^The nam* 'Hi" '. Jit '{'lift?; suggests" * hrft ant -ttrress. " . . ?Di?Dm- i'ilu!i'.v~ii'iu?nl" hll'il! '!?1C Illh urgery. I)r., Daniel H' Williams o "hicayo. Dr. Mill'cii' F. Wheatland ~n Vowpbrt. H. T., Dr.jSqlonion C. Fulle: n" the Hospital for ' the Insane o Massachusetts and Dr. V.Tkoinai >1 Nashville, Tonn., have jiiam thai r local rei'oynitioir as experts in tliei hoseii^ profession. In law. Asiibli ST. ITae '-ins- r?f Raltinioiv. ivhn ha Tins far d^ui'on.? rated his capacity ii ^he hirfitst courts ofyMnryirTncT; Ed wav^I. rM orris in the leading bar o Hie Wert?:i!!d U iiiiain il. Hart of til District o^ Columbia. William li Lewis of Boston". Josiali T. Settle n Memphis, Teiih'.. and N. J. Frederic t*olp'iiihia.' South Carolina, liav j\ani>nstratod. - tjjic^at>ility of the N< fcrrr:. law.ycrrin tlm -higher realms^ c the profession. As educational admit istrators with independent institi tIons. TTr" .John Hope of Morehons Po1T?.iti> TJ I? ..r r> - .-? , ?%. ?? I^II* vi VJI'UI^IH own t'oilom-i?iw?president?rrr?m? TTf zons and Southern Hank and Trus Co.. of Philadelphia,j Inman E. Pap of Langston I'niveisity. Bishop Ge' \V. Clinton. John?frrvvis*" oT !t1o:r: Hni\Vn. 1? C "Wilkinson of f Vi lego. Orangeburg. South Carolinrt._an rf:Vi ra.l others have demonstrated th executive, ability of which suceessf\ college presidents are made. In thi connection Dr. Mordecai Johnson ( ' W I > ' If age five. ng Howard sfaiivofwit v. "ACasIiihttton, -T) C. '? bids lair to set up an "enviable record" ma|I.is U.s first race president. Jus{ re' __ lie, (truly Bishop John Hurst received, . in | (lie Harmon- Award for sp-endid eduinj;aii"iiai h t 11 ievcnirnt at Edward W a - asj i-rs College in Florida. It goes 'with '"'1 ols out . saying that tlje sound business i jsy u.ni wk-rch Hi.ir.(ctri'i/-es' Ills Illt'tll- * :,? in | oils attracted the'.attention of "the- * . i'" ' *:i' inon Founda"; ion _ - _j_ - ? ( Us = --Three-women 1'iaTe displayed ~~Tn 1 ' 0'! 111(1 h' hi 'imii;iDi 1 i 1 icn which, ??? 11 j.spell academic success.. Lucy Lajiey, it who founded the Haines j. I list -tute at i-1 Augusta, Georgia, and Xannie H. ' . tij-Uumtughs Kljo?FiJfsUil TTu- Girls' u National TraiiriiiR. JSuUqoJL. -at -fcttin i.iiii ir"ight-:. almost within iht? . _ e| ''iMiluii 01 in* National Cajiitol ;jf?t*? S[^VXlSaftk- C1*al NaXuwn i Li n , v iinii \':.r|y v?f.?hti : -f^UlTBl.t . H' SoiaX^rariTTiriA Trr'n.-i^t" - - 3 y Jps built* a scl>0oj (\t Dnytoiun.-I-Jori-" h tu_ In 4bt- bus!in >s"- of pulilffjhiag^ , "" l- K~H, lU)y,\ <rf Xa-hviHt'. Ttnn.'.' and i '1 a 1 ?'{l > am?ln>vt m liit'v ij'l?flutt'? r: T L.m; SMtiam* wmTli 'a Ii.iH mhliffn del-? ' vlll -tykKtrt-n .rr) T W r?{loy.'n [?ps 1 T ? ^ ttovMi of; tais.UVOV^ ^ -iLoti.vo-Hojiui^,?and virp sta' ions. _ ?LUtis theatrci;.'and ]jl.ty tnrrrsos . ire being built in nvat > -' ratios: En- *- ? I i.Tjiri-fug nieit arc hj tiie real estate ! busings lion ..< P -'"liir y, .r- J^aTlcr 1^/ , 14 -nriMidcrrii to . .,w . . *..* - -VcaseU in. iitniil.-i- s :n.'n' '? n- m l ???? ^ -tioiis ror~U|?w.-rr'a of ty.v:-. .mi Tiv.is ' ? ' and front i>iar.tUaHy an. economic uml industrial?Hs-'taiv-.rn: " 1 1.'1 ' ^ li.L J'cUc tusy nvust pe ujjlif-m-tltp of i'('(jooniTc .o.nj'H trim-?LL_L^vL^Tatu'tiST?mu>t??' ^2 lb lliOj buSIM (li tilt' Spiritual, S3 ail- " , i- niituit 1 oeiul(ir;.-M Ikj^ said.?Mori . ?-J~? ?l qui* youth must enter business and 14. our president would .syy: 'Lead Olir race* to hiirh/?*? - ; * iic-ifttna ami . inoru . "T illi.LLy' ;i it it u i ley" ?tlii s.-La d i os a n d Gen ilt-mon, will be the final Armageddon ' * a la-re a 11 grouii^j^ll meet and do "' battle for -the Lord! * f M( -C()lOll(^ L(K Al.S - Founders. L?a j?whs - celeb rate*FaT : -hiloh Ai Sh K. Church. The. Junior ^.hurch. assembled at iL-b) o'clock. The ? . - rogru'm vvmTieTnicredMky-JJie^ . P j ins; persons: Miss Jaolia Blakely, - ' w>inti .(>f rerenTTTrric^r' iMtrgflllctory"""" , by . Miss Jannic B. Perrin. .Recit'a1 ' o n by Miss I.cola. SihertJ. Paner hv . ? -wls^-.Mamie L. Perrin on Richard Alion's life; QuarteVte. Recitation bys'" _ _ : Mr; J. C. Harrison Recitation by ?? ~ 3H55 Christine Siqgletery, Solo- /by. I Miss Janriie B. Perrin. Recitation by . ,'Misa Addie L. Smith. The- church is. njdving on by the ' I Junior Jubilee Club: Remarks were = mule by -M-i-.-fe B Pcrvtn,' ^ George Perrin, Mrs. Clara Wharton ' t , and. iiihers.. .Many -itjt&resting things ? ?* | w e he said. All who were present are. still rejoicing. . ' ^ "it Tin1 I1. V. i. association will meet r; "i iu'i'ilr.y, Fcti. 15. \Vo""nrh nVE-Tnfr q]1 ? j; ro-tre present. -There w ill be a tag ,'p;irty Friday 'iiiplil. Feb. Id at the~~ [ home of Mr, 'James. Perrin by the ^ second grade'6f^Shil eft .G raded school.t j.C.'.me *one-conie all. 'There will also l' be a big .side show givesTby the same ' rt - la.-s.?L>o not fail to come and bring , ;: ( ui' .frkibtk^ .==?' . 1; Best by Test -?- ' L . "W AV.E--Q" - ^ An Meal Il.'iir Trnincr fnr Mon nrwj Women. Keeps the Hair in its pThce " " ?nd trains Hair to lie tstraiy-ht^^-wnr t -tale at , ?.. . , l elson's barber Shoi> . I c. to be had at lowest prices , * ft ^ a . "">1 "n terms to suit you, f at the Old Establishes^ " J' MAI-ONE'S MUSIC HOUSE' 1j Lt^tLMajri-SW-Columbia, S. C. k ' N. B.-=-Forty odd yoars of un-interrupted success, in Columbia ^iya:o:o:a:ia:awgbgact&m^6ooo.o.666oo' t> Brand New CASH REGISTERS 1 ~ For Sale - 5 Registers lcto 50c $49.50 3;? Registers 5c to $_1jQ0 49.50 Jg ? Registers lcto 3.00 66.00 % R?gW91 ers- Tr-trr-2ft.OfT 7 7.' () J ONE-YEAR TO PAY *1 Typewriters ~xx--i Exehfinge S | g>nt l K ... V ,f!o ' d ' vJLu nj" " ^ ZIZTZ/;- :_ . ., . ,-.. -.. i ..