The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 09, 1927, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
PAGE FOUR. ' The
Palmetto Leader
Published Weekly By
The Palmetto Leader Pub. Co:
o tinTASSLM III, Y , tff.lt Kin J
COLUMBIA. S. C.
Entered at the l'ost Oliic.e ut.Columbia,
S. 0., as Second Cluss Matter.
IELEPULONE? tfnhr
NN. J. PHLDUlaCir. Kdiuu
J. B. LEWIE ... --^Fraternal Editoi
. . . _ : i.otn i hmh mik
HENHY I). .PEAUSON City EUiiu.
UKOTtl. HAMI'fUN. * -M-nmrpr^r
. SUUSCUilaiuN" llA'i'lOS: *
CASH IN ADVANCE.
One Year >? Six.
Month* > , \ .. /. 1.2
Three Month* ?-??.? V ;
Single Copy c
cation. V * .V\i <'
: -A__. Communications iaLOJidedJV
the eurrent lagua/mu,*^ read
this office, (if out oT (own) no
later than Tuesday night. f'i
ty news by Wednesday night
-?? Saturday, April 0,~li)27?
r . - "f. r ~
This is the day" of college endowments.
Hampton and Tuskegee
began with sevtuV millions
a short time ago, then Fisk. jvith
One million,- Now Lincoln"I* out
to' raise $500^000, Mor.ehou.-e and
Morris Brown $1,000,00 each. It
. takesvmoney to tain colleges ifitd
these are going.out to ght it".
? . In "this State, Claflin University
to place'thejr atfairs on the safe
-foundation'* of adequate endow-,
ments. ; . ~~V .
"*>
Clarence Darr8W7 ttTe jprer-t
lawyer and humanitarian .still
" _ gives of hif, time for the encou
ragement and elevat^n of the
colored Amrican. It is said that
he does not believe in religion.
If that be true, this country
would be better o<]' wil1'
'" millions more of his kind. For
_ ' justice and fair mindednossl we
would like to see his superior a
- mong those who would ever, wai
for religion, so dteeped ani they
in it.
"to *
South Carolina's most notorious
case has at. l:isL li rii Hiiil^by
the Sentencing of Kdwa-r<.
Billgham 10 hie imprr-oamem
This man Was accused of killing
his own mother, *4istei%"-brothei
and two,adopted boys *ol' his sister?
^11 that he might get pos
session of the family -'holdingA
He. fought hard for lifer.' Twice
. convicted of murder; thrice >nrtenced
to the .electric' chair, lb
has spent the'past b year ih j ;
son, 47 months of Which u s ih
.. the death house at the pen i ten.tiary.
Fearing another, conv-ic,
tion he plodded guilty of murder
on condition that he Ire g'y;.en
life imprisonriient. Wha '
will not greed lead man to,do.
o 1?
White And Colored Stub./'
Protest
. China is attempting to free,
herself of foreign doniina-tioir.
In the efTort. some Americans aJpng
with other nationlists have
. -been killed tmdot herwisoiTuigtm
--ly treated. The n,-ifirtn- id'-n."
with America that_h;yve large
investments in thatTbiintrV and
-=-^re-nnwHling to leave - thfrrihave
already be&ujo-tho rushing
??^ofr4roops there. This policy of
America however is not viewed
favorably by the younger citizens?t
he yerv ones who won It!
be called upon to go across the
Pacific to light. Taking t4ie load
in_ pro testing- this- ^Amtrftrmr
course, aboiLtJ.hreeJimidred_u;xU
lege students of Nashville Tenn,
met on Vandftbih I Inivi.r. ii y V
-??Cftpnpr?c l?.qr'liTflflle denounce:!
rtf." "America's policy. The students'
par tic i pa t i nig' we re from. 8 colleges
of Nashville" including :'J
?? colored colleges. Well mie-lf
these young men stand toget her
in exifrCS'sing (bemst Ives".' 8*,uch
a course is not . only good, in
Nashville but everywhere, it is
-not only vvi.se ill the aite-rnpl T<>
head off ah " unneces^iry war.
but it would be of Cite utmost
good in the Other .-serious probi:<v.
ti <
wi 11 ic, inure may mo some
excuse for the ignorant white
man and the ignorant color-d
man'nnt. ")1tl"M ""'lillf- i in ii
other, and being unable to work
inte 11 igen11 v and i-ie-harmonv for
betterment, buj for
intelligent beings to proceed a..
= long those lines is or ought be
unthinkable. education
the studentsi (white and black)
are getting does not teach them
, . t -!. ?.( ' - 1
m-,,* .
- "f .> to
uiulei'sti 'lid and respect th<
vicw-pfitfitss-of each other, thei
there is -something wrong wit!
ulucil iuii. it ouglit^ nothe hd
to wilt* oi1 (liniytri* of war how
over to got .students ol' the did
1 event races together to map ou
or oppose .cerium tilings, in
problems of peace are just^a
importa-ut and certainly numer
.uua.. ? ?: - - .v
j ^ 0-^?
|Is So Cheap-I
' Perhaps the headline- \\pul
pie mere accurate it' It were-'On
|^)i.the reason - vvtv- lite is r
j cheap.~T The account set on
| here' was. taken from, the tl.ail
I press : ; " . *
i . '.U.-uililr.if, Su. e'.r A\>ri!C?An ;uy.t
ii'icnlWodno: d;iy be-tooon Kb McCu
'Viiii a N'i ' ic- U*n:iril. - Robe!
j llrovn over <li-t ritmt:on of TcrtTHzi
iii A'iyciv~Ti~?"Tt-.c i-:M, :ttir-e:-;
i i u- which iy; riitcri in thy death <
j .If tor.iii.it Vfvdr.i ;ntn shot wound
i ho. siicu-tiaar juci-ui rod on a-l'arra lict
tlf'VAViHgnvnTi--^"- .;Ji
) ;. ordnij? to information rfcgari
; r?K lu' all air the Nef.rt> became it
-| a-lated ovov?n?reqrcvt from \h
;('atrium ;ir:u is. sa;d fo have frhrea
7 r- ! '. V; K It irha . rcAtr a' cJi'ib. M
; ' 'ft hoti.?it' i:?stuffily iIk'ii?vrrnt?I
-j-^ -I'M i'.nr^ran ami fired- tw
, ! 'a'" ' iu1 .Moa'u'.s head killin
f.Viiti instantly..
j? MiVhtti-iun . iul mediately ;ro|Wtl
i ii iveqtM t-iit* : Ik t4fl'-;nnl mis pliiet
-^v-t'v. Ctiiinty .'ail- He ?ta
' <J that -lhe aft', was ope of self-di
ens*. - Be ~~-~v !H itVfor ivfcaWrl-n'mh
" \i*d. ' ivjli r'ec! by _>!i('fiil' Gail
.The eorros'iicinfltriit no. (lout
r liQ' .l iicLy l'suni-tho. m;m kil.
t..' It. ui.ii I jo- ivauiiy, soon t h;i
iO.i-hiuos liis l;nj?o in hoimi; lYoo
, i < r.i art! uncailfnl J'?>r huuKli-T i
. lliv.'. .tiv.oi' wuolvod [ lion 04; '" j-M
Kf'. r.io." Hut think OlVsuch
Io:T 'iiiidyr t no.' circuits WuiyOs
A man t !iyo:.'tono<l liini "w-ndr
nil) ' lym thai* nil. .Tho kill;
' hen km'os-ot), "g'ots his ?Tun. t\
.urns ;and J-iros two- shots int
, . Iio man's kond, .who had. litftiiin
hoir-a v. i:
y^Tfoiv;eVon nil |iio-,). O.ie of?
I OlS 1 "ill-'i 1 i > i J kiHrr nj;l < [; iqil_
i \',i-!' l't? i" fii f ,;u
ivy say.. T.lio i iit on estinj* <iturn
Jojuh/nyyvoy. .' fvvW in'ml
! hntt iVnd on .what slvivkiy:
t.TTjy wfiolo -frtfitty-^cuwls 'fn:v:
i ni ami-* bat t'iii])!in-i/i - ' lli
| os'l .nil .|,i :o iuu'V; ' nit -Hint-l"io
| . *olv(.c l'K*;; llllird.'l'S- y 'AVyi-v
1.n ->( iml 1)0 |.!1 >t t(') too hrcn
i. neunY.L'uienuo.?~?-??: ??
>.
f >!T. V.\ It Ml: I, A. M. r:. (.I'VKCl
N <i! i:s
I 'n lr* j-'.- - t !->t* f5
I ' :'r " : i .< ! 'a/a;.-; i'..i- uiif i'.iid al
j? '. ' '.. ' 1 1 ' un.l iftr vir. I l)lc
|. ~flPSCC-nilo
ir'V.'V : ' ' --'l .i'V*. ?
i >' .? ? ; " !i- n! .?}vm"d at 10:
| . ' .: ' tvhi.;. Mis. la M. A;
1 "-'"t-AV? " Ml.' -'i Dc.- Thl' It - si)
Kr i. K.,..i .: . \ r
r t t> ft iiy rr.t- \ tii'iiiii
i. . <!>.. AlU>r wlvicli ,i I'l-'trr'i! j:p
J i.-u . I?y v 11 ? vhuotsih-ni v.tns'hat
't- ' i..r :iu-? - J.? a (*?. ? v ivniaiva:, ?;;i
" ;i . i;- ?*.n la.- loyally liav
ivr r!u- ? ( ;<< rati\A. .-pirir.tu fu't-oiv.
<>r'.iin??;Vi .
.'V' i'l."" " ''\'VJ . .'Jv'. ,l!i Uy} A1'.'
"? i-!h-rs Kair.-j:;1 a'lT
A a"!;-, "i,-,! i!i::.0-or'.lv
a \\U .1 -J ..PMi.- nl:J p|-?
-" r.? ?..-?\\+?c
1 'Vm ?nrV-^ Ti: . I , , I
V::i> l.-'.ii. iv:( saV;-. Aray/r -\va
i, -i i',v~,]t! Mir:vr~i.r~rrrri^^T!T
!?y-i ?<ii ! . hy?; . y.;.. in-'; I'ia
|. i.i'f K'S" :. y > '. h'mi.. 7: 1 ' IS! ? ..
I . -Ai : v. tu~-h fi ai rissiiiM.''!'\" -f-h
I >.T ;t ?--t, V!;trt "'u'ht'w.TM
; ' ! i/i Iin r< Hr,"n"f' thai il,n'
. f tlic !:t u! .(I.nl 'ulvjih Js ii
I. hi V\ I>y The "i??!ti: n;r on of jr.v iiV i,.1 .
, -ii'i) m f ri ".'.VmI,. ,he i>:7; : f
| ' " ! he." 1 le u ; 1' :v i . i t
hi tiilf.way.,- iit-H!.. pure i vr %.
| 'it *-Vr [' ' y j f ' '
i-^VH-vk -rt?vrrH' n (! 11 ;7t'i] cTT;.
| I cMi :'y h.-yoinl. a tva-nt:..!}
1 J' '' I8-' 1 \*< Owens' .jiciii.'.t |i :. ( ;
I awn!.' It v. as one ."Ti...
ye:,;-. t \\ < hail a sh'amRjjf- iilowiiv
r'V w.Y; TwTtTH^ . t
'(! Jfuiviay. t!::io ;.n? '.ih'r. h j'.-)
W tlv.Ci.s 1 >?.?(?? %\V it h Ii
i *' :.fTi r'Te.i ;;1
sr.. . .
* . ''.'i'ly v:'i\ onr-coniaianion <h\
. m : h.V.i' a '. _"( ' t
Vt > cr>n iii'' 11 t in* l.r lujkla lh.n was- ;<n
n-.-W'-rvi; '
, .alter !ho "' t v-KH', Rev.' Owen
" ' 1"! I i HI I HI I. .1, I '
fornt (hr nrarr^w- tercmnny
ii Wiiro 11ai i i.-i.n' to-Miss M*.>
y... Tin FoTijTTv hTl the paivon
' cry happy.-- .* ^
Two o.?. iim_: members ore on th
' "1 k Iirtv'-Yir:'?U?M, Sn>.nn nml Mi<
IJ, Mooro. Q?re- prist or vt4ttff<T~ TToF
. r?f them Sunday. The entire churc!
t
^ THE PALMETT
B wishes them a speedy recovery.
II The- cjioir of tire .above .named
h church will render a program /or.
1?Palm?Sumla y?nip'ln. '1 lie pi^v-nmir
wili inivi ??of lin ,.1 tab' i;. ('re i;t
t a solo by Kev. \V. (i.. Owens. A liu.nB
her of other selections you will ens
joy >vill be heard. Everybody is i'or
-c.'ially invited. ; '
nufc i\t tlu* iiMial linu .' ,
:. V, was (-..ndae'ed bv 71.x, I-X ]\!..()w<
Z A.u;i-an.itZlj - . Quc.cn S.;an;?\w had
a liv<-ty (M.-yoysion oji tlu- subject
il _ Ivc-v. Owens preached another si ml
e st:ri.iton-Sun/lay irai 'T
it- ' futti tb tlune'own Thouso, ? :d?rrrr u
y how great thihfo Uutl lia
Siii>jeet:. ". "SVll'.aclvnotelcdRe l.. n't."
sv.rnio;! Was one 01 h;.- '?7
t- -nrFp:; stor, Ilev. Owen the eboij
rt i d'nv nrin-i*- aill ;.V' H* ?! T
M' t'? \vov>Iup .with FiicffdKhtp} A. 7.1. i:
iZr{iirr1i
rf \Vp arp'r.bout't'o institute our ihv.a
,'.or t'llucutioi) a;j Ed-he al,.sie1" iJa'd;
_!1 ' A,. J. ^.-ixoju jiLrx.r.tdiL
? .... hp ? .'?
1- GREAT TALES MAWS
c- ', ,
Sunday \yns. well oLsvO'ed a J. hot?
^ ?*r?r:.:il:.T 'n' I'un am Xhuvc'aaeh
u> f;.. ,Uar pa 'm. llrv. ('. -A ;i J&j
Tar.aili.-a' and I'lca. .tn.u tii^w" ?; ?;o
. ...
- is tno man i<i ihc 1.,,-^^e?; ... .?
" f f ii ? I' ! - ' | I... < . "
i(j Lion atid is Lottc r or'Can'ixed ufi.ler.in
,t|V iciKi^rsnip that}; everbefore-. liy i,
,. ?rnv ttyng<? jo \ms-i .j?, < ....
. Kalis. K: v. t W-T'T , niir *!?:.
.. Crove .Station is ?loin-. thi-- uvw
iltOfc?
l- j ' \
? ivv-Vfi II. J. Cou-sar aw,I---fyft. Me
< 44no 'rctuvm-d.. fiom- ' Sjtn..
j_ u,u',v. thvy atTVnncri i!u* c*on\:o; :'r9ii'.i
.i Q'i-Ja.-!. Tinn-May eveain^
(|- J*'1 -s* Dtnlc a "!it. i ...tia". i! a t\ .
n". , rit'n,|-: w.i?i $i':yvvy\ swclt tnrtn y
f. " V'lXtV'.> l:.i.l .Inr tu.'ly,. .
,j I'l'ol. S. F. U(?i..^n t(?,;v ;l ". |, , ,
' .!>ail U'jirn to .\W Zion in I-Yi<hv
UIhto 1 I.e. TrViat* Kal!.- y nj'[
^ 1 uu. A(.v, ^?M iu u
t ft'aniO. T in ,-cinv was HTa, .
o *?}?. \V.v:aTsr;i,V;F,v
parinjr to i,,. ('am-jerr on ! "
= ' ' : ^ ' 1111 " " I ..l/U ?! ;
. district. .
_ 1 ' K-. I. HoHm.h . ba.: 1 ?,,,'j..|u .
, lHo.kl ChiA-rliict. "
' it,!,;-tinr-, . ?
1'i.iv Fcirfrt^.irirttiJ :4" I ta-' li.' 7
"* '*''"'r itiuITtni'litift. * 11
!' ?!!;>. ' '
c> Hank.-, tcache \
'?:'(l M'S I,!' i ho [(lay'. ...
J 1 ll" H >'n i. i.. 11 j <0| . Ui ,u .
"Ult-.HU-tTt .. 1 > :.|o).(i;rv .vilvL .
U'''vl'-l ! h V.'-' IIUK Nvi v?rr:
I1 -Ml-S.' < )'Hv KiiVis. is i;- ; , . u
t;f Vvpc-ca-;
^ ' IK'?* "i.-imx r-i- r. K.'are a;it
? \\ t tv.;!'!1 1 j: I. li'.V
: "" is limh' jvf.-j-; .
'?. ?fi< "IU ]? Grdrn',, V-j
- ' i i .' ! . i; - , ;t7 n
In iv (K
Mm. A. I), li'i:;:'-.;- K,.,.
artfytIt'tl sitv,V? * ;-ti ?* [ . .
! . I-I vkt A i ,'(iv (
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" " iv- ;;v,y;
" li>-U ? i; I.;, uv j,r. .
r :i!; i " ymms.d!l>:
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I 'Vav ' " -Vw-'.-t-U. t ..
.. I he
' efiici is'cw:;
- 1- : [' r. *.;. vi> :!:'
r.vlTiU n*> ri'.vt'i'y ;;.:e5vst re;'*,rt
k' .^l<' u<*
i r::d the! m;;sjy jh
??'-** -d - (?i< M' a?n'h' h I'O ! ;;. jm t)v?f-t-f?* ]JII
f? ifinir rf -?o! J!|j.tj;i ;,f.
> ' !' lh?- IVili,' -j ; . * .
v : ;> . i :u .reeuvilie,
*7 ?' '!"!? 1 <-Jd. v.vre ;,n\nm.s
' ! 'li'- Ml!. I if./tmn . :
y- ij1 <1 ui ntatrrrnt. .<1,.
><iti spci i'Iu?, I .hey tu . nv j ii i.' T
I; "'??r?- . lis prin.d|/ds and i i; :
.i iii; eratnt seiniuls ;.n:I vo , . 7.7
: . r.-y to" emulate'the ideals nf Ji/a..,: <\
- and .dia a Ti|iw-.n..,..;
' ntmnal pi...-rc. s. The re," i; k ;\Vi
made that 'Ke 1 ie/liet-1 (\il!e*1 e " ,'t' i'a d1 >
t^-Ules o't-eupy maiiy <if'tlie.la ";f te:.?v,..
y, I1; . 1 .iiiis n* tin.'. Vl.a'p ,i.. 11 " 'Hfa*
v v'.fee hih.y in, the-m pi'i ':
ti'.ns \vit5i O^HT to ?: ,.? e elvesA m.d
' i.> tin s; ht.Kil '.\mt*Ji /ih'.'i* it -... s'-m*
'' [ .M'1"17 ?? <. i''y various
to the \v<,rk v*V Bc-noaicl
( "Ijj.jyf.. }, .(! f [K-f iaUy ;<)V Ha. val
;' " : } !
-Jl SHxiyy c,/,r ),.< J, ..
r ?lvnn of 1 lie Si a' u ( alN.tj.. |1;ai m-'S
a ^U'd.v-ol the-ctiirV^~T"
- (iHiC'i-cnt coiK-fros. j|(> : ah! f;;;i~
ariiinnciiient of t|1e |
CjfMct C ojlf;to was so_ ( 01 > , ial( cl a.-: 'o
h trl iarirp?infill rr for ?k? ..
- ?--?v PUVl.l\-S I IIP
h graduates of'Benedict. College, hro-enT'"
' " "" ' " - Jl- "
LEAPBlt.
Without douht the call to profesI
: ii M-.il tiuudrrv; will he; nip re urgent
i iv??" i>i'os[ o.v in e teachers from Bene'
i' : i'1".. " '>'.1 "III pi 1WI tig them it) the
tinfirtih'. .v..id;. L, : ?' j
1 ;o. tor M. A.'Kvans gave'an inter*
- est in;.; and practical address on health
'V. nlgfof at chappl. J.-.
* ' IV'i-e !)Iklv A. Foltl, class of
? ?-t-? . ' ,.h ...?U. v..I.l.??jr
- ' t.1.11 ti nv i,^. J ill HV llWIti m lyMltUlt'
int'Aw .-indent body atj chapel
L.du^J.-i i.lwy?wt-h-a -ei-oHdyadthV'sa ?? '
. ' ? jdlit'y.1 <1)- . .
1 " IaALyian Wise left for Flor.v
:u>'f <V, i :!:c, ij.iy. Wq trust she
;U'ivll.v and Ihnt she
7?V;y irtlini vcrp Veen. 7
' " it; ,-ii Wood and Kdna'Smart
n\- ul iit . ; thai: We hope they
Be i i,i vei y scrnn. ' ' "
A ntort- c^cciiiTjii" Riimc. of base ball
~ ' * > <! 1 -^ i':-:d iy 'afternoon.
' ' > ; ' !' o I'.nian and the Soph>.'
' - . . Virginia Bradley.
# - * . f
L--L. AXDU-E-W-S- NOTES. - '
1' - .'i .-ce.5 at Mt. Lebanon A.
1 :n li on last Sunday. after.
. ;i V-T?g' n d wiih an excellent
Q! Kiinr-l'ivo. for the
? ;?l-Lr?i .(.'ourt. of Calanthe.?an
,,b'e [n'onrhnry the
v . - ; *. * - ? v kui yi uiv always
.' f:l?ji: ?
: crnii n-v ? Rev. Quarles
"'1 .tKc pastor, .Rev.--J. C.
t ' t'lv? i'. 'ojI arunhors for pur[*
n,'v>" ' chuntfi.. and having
?;U: ' '. h';! installed.
. ' - : "i .our church are got-'
. : " ^ i';:" the' spring rally.
i ' \ lyiA par. y given hy IhesteW|
'-unite a 'success. A
:>* ' _i >i').nO was raised for the
i M J. A. Mi j.; CMliRCH
.... NEWS . ;l"; (
By 1 lev. I.. G. Bowman)
A . v....-rtj-'uhurj?; S. C.?Orr last
V ' v; " Jl- high 'day with White.
! J Is'.iiul,. At 1 U;l)ll
!.. >.n |.!y School wys opened
; ?, v :ii ti.Jont. Brother Cl R
. " school was.;favored
; ' one of- the
. . K '...etr-valil T.Se'hcwlv
' ' ; ' trr.v rr^z
A iI :i > .graduates knows .
. ') v M 'n "-tiiooi and church."
;r+-A.u-.ioihei: AMemt^.j
. ' " She fs one 1
a.su ceeretaiy !of the
."'ooii things
.r.J, l."ou; Tu .out of the
A f < I the school.- six in-.I
V K"\ iiv.d -in .to enter. ;V
"A- A, connnittiee' of I
/ '. ; ihipiist choir- 'lead by
.?-?. ?jL.A'-.JT:- ' :t\ re trained as
-> know, how to sing.
H?i.}-wha? to .ISinjJ. .She
winning first
:.; 1 ; ' '
!*. asaht thojr lead by
' h,nkin.s> very timely*
- i' V-.;. brought tears
?P- .a'ts were filled and
> ' ! I'e.i!,:' fo re',oho.
A' . K?d* Wost effective
/ " i e'v.-r Ironrd, was that
? ? " '?ir <m - me?rare
:?J.' i 'r. .Hall was- y
' ' ; 11 of h::s choirs are
v.i-il/ ' ' ':
' L'L- '.'"il'Vichoir, tlm"
~ 1 ' ' -1-< i, load by Urothcr
' . :: of'-it' .excellent
_ 'v *' heavy bassos .made
'"a mi tins nhdir.
not, least, White
;f; >1 cnti ii;etod'I)y the
.Ir. They are
' '*> H Ii' you want j
' ? ( > The iVH] sec fn
; 1 '' !l ' .Vom -oir. Words
, \ . . .. s ..... o-iat.y ihaiiks forH
1 1 1' fumnn, I-'in/reFvIIle, I
1 ..i .i -the near, by friends,!
" V' a froA^u,
; ' to.tl-y,. worthy chuse.
* - '' an.- i <kiu' TVTnbv.
?by-i thTT - club contest
us 'ho Hirhop Hurst's
?^ >ri Ti.wo'n wore en*,,
; " 'J ;;f ?v]v "'-yen at
"I"'".-- A piece was a?
raise'] the hirhrrrnTs
TTIrffarj.:" MIS*
, T- \ ' ''I'u ? y 1 Ihc 'contest,
t. . . v v'^- Pleasant'
Tbj-'s'y "Wityiw, Miss
Vivt.; ,\. F.: Coplin,
it '. T.o wis Rnllenrrer,
A,J-h"r. Eddvo Wilkip?f and
. ' . : LlJ _LLX- -11ui -aXla-uJiU. -txwzr
. , u '-Ll-t?--i n- I'll'}no to
^ ' 'i'' 'lv T'h-- ; ( . Their' work
- Tx? t-.r rVpnohfr r,f ciin rise, we will
m m :.;i<. rnero win
1 r vv'" | . .a * . ^^? ? ?*
by tfir pro?i<linpr older.
- ' ' Tiyivbiv FclxiTv1' will Tinvo
-rtrvc'fipf^ Ml T .-.TO, tfiorc will bo
prcar hlncf by your humble servant.
? / ,i "?ri ??
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Yonr presence is .requested to iill the iservices.
Sister Bessie Author, who has been
111 f<5r~Tour~TnnTTths, is much better
at this writing. . .! t
Brother 1*L?Luiidi'um. lleleEate
to the electoral college, is in the race I
for the BeJ'aw daffr rarr frar. dw, <.
t'r.r thf? General C '(inference. Read i
.pie-. special article on lii? 1 iCo mfil \
works in ting church. " ~? : f
Rev. Simons Very often speak of j s
his - gootf?women, but?rt--ho wants- fo:~^
ico real church .workers, Vomc to.] t
j;ia Wilkins, Effic?tavndrum,?V>?i-sy-H
Wifyp-ins; tnpothnr wilh .R T.nndriim.l
I.. Whiteside, II .C%Coplin, B.'.W. Fos-. '
tor, W. J. Clark, AT J. I.andrum; J." I
V. Ycrnoll, C. L. LandiiVm, Converse <
I ClrtTk and- many others who know how
to put any program pVer. Peace
and harmony prevail throughout' J
Ltho church. ^ '
MAMMOTH HUMANE MEETING,
V AT BENNETTSVILLE
_ j v i [mr^?' <
Col. E. J. Sawyer, Soy 111.011 Carroll, '
Father IV.' T. 1'ocher and I/*r. (J. W.
Copper, the Speakers !
By Samuel L. Wilson .
Bcnncttsville, S. C.. Afft'il S?Sun- f1
j day at'lcrnooiT^ hundred., of citizens ' ;
j v-uvhered in the Shiloh Baptist Church?
<?r ;i minium* r.iiueaiion program in
I keeping with, the irmrtroviation of jj
Governor John G. Richards lor "be!
kind io animals week," April 3rd? j
|
Miss Emnia Mae Drake presided j !
.it the meeting. 1
. Music was furnished-l>y the various!
choirs of the city. Prayer Was olfered
Rev. .Cooper. Rev. Father I'. T. 1
-Pother-, (white) rector' oC T^t.
James Epiiscopal Church, Attorney E. 1
J. Sawyer apd I)r. .(J. \V. -Cooper
spoke. Seymour Carroll, National :
Field Secretary oCthe AnierictHV Hit- ?
mane Education Society of Columbia,
delivered the principal address. Miss '
''Dora l- rowe sang a splo, Mi-. Robert
Alorrisey sang a solo also. Jos. '
II. Morris rendered a cornet s.olo. A
violin solo was--rendered by-Mr, J.
- - LILL^ OUIIUlU'y Wi t
oi ot her- branches.
^ TT will I c a chanop toi nial
%. Hiings Ihrouj'h^ut 1 hr"^?J>unf
? much 0(Tn<"a1.if)n 1hrr:ii<rfi con^i
<> ' things throughout Iho Soi?f'h<
Courses of instruction wiv] I
? trios, Mti ir and T.u-inoss J,'j
o unrvorsif icv- of tho Founlry.
7# -Thr forms a To most reason
^ For further iriforr
? KF.N I. F. mUtl
-Ueorgia Stato I
? Savannah
^ooocnaooocroo66o^ooo:oo.o:o-oox-:c
'* - i ' K . ' 'Q''
p Smith. ..... ?
NEWS OP THE OI.I) POLKS HOME
The old folks :iro > \ VI Aloir.tr nicely
\\y lit the exception of one,. Mrs. A-;
*j* ' . ' kb L AiiYjLj&it
|: . ^ : - :
Slate Asricuitururam
i t:V - orAN_GLin
11 June 20th to J i
X Five \Y??elis-<tf Six.. Ivaci
OOUUSKS OFFF^KD GIYK (
i . Koncwinrf Co: tifkales- ('elk
Raiwinjr- certilHkilte.v 1 JJnidi
~ oi vroxirrrf^frl
X heads oF (Ici'art'nv l.ts add she
t r r
V- lOlllVO -lit rt (iftiM'l tvuivu^ <>'i 4
% F i?K(-{,a f? < *(-iv(?u
( <'I'tTfitiJt** e.rcd.u Vv/l'ii. itn1 Si;
ip"! T injj: i \ t*i?itevm :' *i; 11 >, <4?:
J* Vi'hool fliitlt r.b wild wish to i
$ yC)C'ATI(iN'AL T.I'ATI t HU
X giiculturc. llomi1 Economi<s1J
x oomfortaui h hoardi:
;|; cedent fare, cpnyfoniu! surruii
{ Tuition, Tni^'d and entranc'oTc
conferences: .sidmni
X TClubs, Farm i>rul Home !)pmon
'I' -Ajft'-icuitinv and Homo EedYioi
RECREATIONS: Tlays, ;i
$ lures and Entertainments.
? i>l"Eld,"I IN .inii-.jr I'.nl] <
other neeessaiA lac ts
IiujiiiiiOf a-ntTrequests may,
% R. S. WILKfXS
OOvOOvOOOO.vC<'vOvOvv'>/vvvvO'.v'
g rrrzzzrA-:,.. - ?___r-J
g Georgia State College
Georgia's S<
| ~ SUMMER
1. Coor Sri a Slat r d ollrcre Ina
S offers a wonderful opporfniTt
tiveteachers to corhdine woH
g --jrreo and flavanred doyroes tin
|.fi. authorities th.ron.tr.hout the Cc
g enjoy a real vacation jtn one of
1 8 try, whor Ihcseahrodxos mala
X TITo evonin-f ]mnr> -.rio.' n, n-,," g
Thrro will bo' nonrly~dho li
g ti'onal Schools of Georgia an
X 4-U1..C..-.i~~X n 1- 1 "" 1
Saturday, April 9^ 1927 I
iu.mhv (livings, who is some what
11 li. posid.c Wo- sincerely hope [Hat
he. will soon recover.
We waflL.la,>htink Mrs. Eliso Ran ?
l! TT7T il.ma; :n;j T77 HTc home H
iyii ingra\'vd^"The Old Folks Home"
i'er Umdiusrw will *l?np be remonvbeVd.
Wrt. Randolph-has great interest ^
n the Inpno.?Through 1 hi* long and . X
yurni. days, she ftrntiishes ice as. an , . v
m) to jrljtelr?eomfort. The old feJUg
Out prayer.; for Mrs,- Randolph. We
;.wli -4l.? i ti xvui'D more ^AESregff~~witJr ? <
he missionary spirit as Mrs. RanK>tp?
and Tdif. T.-A^lJenrv; May the .
Lord Uless thcnr.-:"7
We will he i hank fill for any- dona- '*'
.ion. Thivo are'ten inmates-to be _
'ecL clothed ;::al to bo- kept warm and ' ^
oniftirtable. . - ^
1 heic (lie'day will come when all ?
he well livery \vi come together and
vet it missionary solvit to help put it
ie.d where it holinm*. \V<> him Iw?i
r-.vri.nfl, ivulj'now.- in-' \\;e don't know
ivhere the end of life is. 'No doubt' l
here are people here today who.have a
>lj.lcr ii?irents to be _cared for, who
illl be able 'to stand the task t "Al-'
:.;i:t laymen join and lend us a helpin.tr
hand. . .
R^n.c n brr this portion of the scripr.i"
1 "i'.e-'lv give*. freely ye receive."
h'oil jo;.f?s She cheerful giver. We bop
your- pyny-orgCwd cooperation. 7
l-ilisah-TUude- dappers,^reporter.
. ? KASTQVER NEWS Xv ;' . .
Miss' Iv'.oiso IJyrtl died March 30th,
ut the 4u>ino of her par?iits on As- 9
onihiy St.7 ColumtiiTl. S. C. Funeral
services' Were held at St. Philip A.
M? K. Church-;'conducted by Rev. J.
P. Browiy, pastor'of St. James Mission.
Miss - Ryrd was highly honored and
ilied in tlie. Christian faith. She \yas; ?
. a .dd 1 (vp-v,me11iber of St. James Mis. v '. X
' ' ' ' (\
. .Quite a number of friends from Co- ' .
tmulda attended the funeral. She .
leaves a father and, mother, 3 sisters
and a ho-p of riend.<. to mourn her
l<|SS.. '- '{* ' ' - '
CARD OF THANKS ^
We wish tojoxtend our-thanks to ^
Lhc- participants in the Sheik and
lleruty Contort a.t Allen University, Fi'iday.?A
pril.. 1. 11 -*- ^?-* ? ~
J. T. \V. Minw R
(VMMMI -yrm ly rmr?j^rjmi ^
bCiiOOL
i Mechanical College j:
KG, S__C..'?__? ?A ?. r
iiy 23rd, 1927 - ?
v * X
t?--1 i% Woct.s of Instruction 'I*
)P.P()in UNITY-% "
yv Credit- Towards Degrees {
ny,' ii i ('oI.Tj.ro. i 'eficioncies X
v " in-4 i iu tor?. inclndmy
vlaiic'l- will pdVr-at least .50
he- col=o?o, ' . * X
liho sehooi toa?53is de.-iring- ' ,p N
do i Jcvp.vivriont <>{'' jKdu -a'.ion &
rrrri'i sehooj grades, and high "
'i'fi-i. for euileyo.- .*4*
TRALMXC COURSES i;i A- , \ .
Foods and Industries. 'k ' A
SO AC('O'MOi RATIONS, ex- $
ndinys, iiioividual. attention { "
0. for the se^dcfcdonly 828.00 X
Principals. Hoys and Gilds 'k *~
st rat ion Agents, Teachers of
n:cs. . ?
np^cTts; Exhibitions Lqc- '
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i-tesxi iuljj4ii 01 comes and all $ r
tor distribution, I?-A?A
, 1)0 addressed to X
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3aport City -- '. ,?v-----S
E S SION ' ' Jl3U
ited at; Snvnnri'rh. Georgia, Li
ly to tt ai-hcrs and pro^pec- :y__jL
< tmw;m'(1s a diploma and do- ?
it will 1)(; acceptable to State i*i
auita-y and at the same tirfre,?J;? -"
live finest cities.of the Conn- ji
' it possible. for its lp enjoy?
d day's work. 1 $ ' ?:
undrod men ftom the Voca- $
d adjacent f-Uatv attending
:i iqm:M:m;ui\(<s 1 !*0m many. C| A
<e r-"ouaint an cox and to got. J; J IV
r.vthml bMz. ( 7. V- - * M *
tot' with t hose who are doing *; f u.
y offered n11 Ihe Arts. and J?L. _
""'''trrde-'. TV/Hies aim Indus
r toayhors front t!to lea-ding
nation', write * * 'z' ' -?k
n d u^\ft; d ( one go s ?-??
, Georgia * 1
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