The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 23, 1927, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
I. Saturday. April'23, 1927
rnesnjext :b. f. Hubert op
<o:out.i\ si.vn. c<>I.LIU;e ~
SAYS "BOOST O BOKO FA"
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, tl'n ' | II 'm
thevStatc Touchers' Association which
met in Macon last night and will continue
through' Saturday of this week,'
v- President Benj. F: Hubert took as his'
subject "BuOst (ieorgia." He- emphasized
the rfecejssrty. of bringing^
_ forcibly to' the-attention of the thou-:
sands, of young people, the resource? !
o! this great "State. Among other
things, ho-smd: V*
'.'Follow teachers, as we meet here
tonight in our first session, we should
. be thiif^mg of what we represent. We
represent Georgia,_ the empire state
of ths?South, thy state that htfjr the
clinwite ahd soil' for .Uie production
of nl"")^ ?that can?btr
grown in America: thwstatu uilh till'
vust-4nineral resources, with wonderful
water poWer; a state that has given
to the world more great leaders
of progress among our race than any
> other section in this country! n Mntr
with unlimited and unrivaled oppor
? 'Utilities for future development."
?; "A ckree study of Georgia's natural
advantages'will cause us'to believe
in our state. W'c \yill then he
in position to impress our children and
our communities, the advantages' offered
light here in Georgia. Encotiragt:
boys and girls to seek a future
? right here.? l'4iis wilhnvan thousands
of hoys and .girls lending themselves
ftiy -state/' Inventions will .follow,
capital will be left here for dcVelojv.
meiit; our schools will partake of this
. great economic acjvatice and Georgia
>**iU' imvc thy way. _foj other-states.^
French people believp in France;
English "people believe in England
Massachusetts boys and girls thiyk
Ihfcre" is-no place like "'The old bay
State." What say you buf "own ticortria?
1 lielievo in my community, 1
believe in my Slate,'I believe in my
people. I shall think, dream and
work to h a\o a better and moiv productiveState
for- those who are. to
;?follow; L.et pvery t<9lohor place .this
motto in litis School so that the boys
a?4 narfs-vrrH giT" a "new" optimistic
note of/'himself aud-of this g:c>. coun.
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Aiken j News
m
Phe manv Tfiends?of-L.
liiCKson are delighted to hav? her jn
the city at'ain, after'having closed an( ;
her sueee^sfyl school year at Storm
Branch A-oademy, of which: Prof. T.
.1, Sullivan was the efficient principal.
.arc plnnntntrn rally for May fittd of"
course "they ask tho^ cooperat4ofc?of
all the people, ' 1
The " ftisen Christ," a pageant at ,
Bethel A. IVL-'E. Church on Monday
ItW-iiLl . t
The Faster P'pgram rendered at]
Second Bap'!s< -Church Sunday evening
wafc viwy .interesting. The little!
folks played Their part well. The im- j
t irinir np| ?????' ?which?Miss \V.i! - j
runa Barnes worked to prepare them j
for thij-' exhibition deserves special I
. 'mention.'
~~ , Frit'iKis and relatives of Rev. Jesse :
__ AW-Jdills. will lea4--n?with sitVmw- ?>f j
.the. sad accident which occurred a'.
his..home in fJraniteville last Sun I
T day morning while he was trying to j
crank his ear: His right log was brok- t
en in two places and his Je?t?badly i
. . brubed to the extent that several
stitches, had to he taken on it, makes*
?; his- eondii iohs very senous:
With some good , doctors and ji't
trained nuPse*he semes to be resting (
fairly well at _present.
Miss Kvelyn Iiiekson spent the
Week-end as the guest of Mrs. Anna,
Marshall Iiiekson.
The prog i .mis i emil'ivd at F/icndship
-Baptist Chiu'eh, Cumberland A.
M. F. Cliureh nad Wesley C. M. F.
Church last Sunday weru very inter-,
esting and each church was -crowded!
in IIS II1;>' i opacity. .
Mrs: Mable B. <11 ijl Jljuv* purchased a
lovely Fssex Roadster.' Also Mr. \
isniloTe Jj'en'y has purchased a new
. Chevrolet Coupe. '
Mrs; Minnie B". 'Sott, Mrs. K. AW!
_ nold and .Mrs. \VTTti< Mrl'hail Ua't for
.. New?York City Saturday. . - . *-Mis.s
LilUe Mae Peterson of "Orange-,
hurg was the guest of Miss Ida Chikls
?and Viola Small, .
1: T.' />u_ M ?
i.. vjiii i i/\. l.; tnerry
and I). F. Iioyd spent Sunday after*
Vl'i'rif'lniin'ih MlLu^'iIimYuii'^
served. They report, a very pleasant
. -?^ aXtumoon. ; rjr
Rev. and Mrs. Horry were very I
pleasant the Aiken GrartFdt~
<? School jast week. T
In "the athletic, rally at Sehofield
Sehool, the second yean class was '
the mmu.Mful UUIIlhsiant, having won
the silver cup.
- T Union News
? The weather Tn this section conlinues
warin. and delightful. Churches.
are well attended and .the members 1
are. very busy. ~
Sunday, April Pth, Rev. Williams'
i)lt:ormtjL.;lWHt-itUr-=ChareIr-^p?rnrhBfII
frrr I'salms IsT and the m?viihiC:-t
he sermon was practical and delivered
with force. '
Rev. Welch of Zion A. M. K. Church i
is still keeping members and friends
'* busy. A very successful spring rally
has. just been completed. We hope
* to give lOriiltf. next tinun ?? >
Rev. Shaw of Rethel is with hist
>m! iiWh ? I ...i.e.
evening, April 17th was well nortrayed
and a neat sum was realized
Dr. Lillian Sartor and .Miss Jdien
Gregory, two of Bethel's faithful
worker^ directed the naireant.. It v.:r.
pronounced very good. ,*
I he funeral, of Mr. 'C. C. MeCool,
one. of .Union's oldest ami- highly respected
citizens', was held at Bethel
A. M. E. Church, Sunday, Aprd Lifh.
Lev. Gamble, ex-pastor attended the
funeral. Mr. Jeter was in charge of
Luc, lum-rui .arrangements. the
church was crowded to lis utmost
cajnicity. Many were turned awaj/
ior the lack of space. Flovr.l offcri+igs
were niaiiy and all beautifully
design'ed.
l'ro'f.. A. A. -Silts paid a 'splendid
tribute to the deceased. All present
a.tested to truthfulness \vbat was
said. v M'iss
Vera Gil more an'd;,Mr.s. Anna
Bertha' Byrd, Both merit hers of Corinth
Baptist Church, have passed" Into
the great beyond. The roft. for
l'.tiT is last being called, many here
and clscwlicre are?annwci'in.U' the rofl
-cunr?7??: ?' ?
Revival meetings at St. . Paul and
Corinth Baptist. churches are in. progress.this
week. are praying for
much 4 good to be .accomplished during
theoe meetings, .
Mrs. Williams is-mucrV. in love with
l?nii>p is. fast making friends for herself,
and-Pastor WillinmsTtTf Corinth.
April 12th marked a 4ery yM^i>i1
ious occasion " in* Uniqn. |Thi/ being
die dedication , of * the colaeefl school
buihling, known as- ,thc ivilns-tTfgli
School. Tp. say that this building is
ampst beautiful and modern one is
ail that the term implies- An audi
i.,1.11.1111 cvtiiuif; mi! nuiKircii. eleven
class rooms with basement for domestic
science are sopie of. the things?in
this building. The music for the dc'dL
-f-11 iitf l ma-T^7T ('; Q. C 'TiTTi
of McBeth High School, Miss Rutty
Mclvissick, pianist. .
A number of distinguished educar
ti.rs were, seated on thd -rostrum ami
each 4 f them made addresses . befit Unix
the occasion, -?. Staty Superin'.enTleiit
Hope, of. Columbia, B. C? Mi :
Kelton, Supervisor of Negro, Schools,
Or. lvllerbe, County Superintendent.
Superintendent " Jolly of the City
Schools,'Mr. James, chairman of the
! rustee . board and othei's were the
speakers of the evp"'*^ "??1
I'rof. A. A. Sims invited Rev. Tobui
io respond to the addresses. made by
the gentlemen mentioned;?_-Mf\ -Tallin
was on pv<>|?pmi fm- -i 111' i r 11' !.).
uress -and had that prepared but was
a 1.1,tie "urprisod. who'll asked to resi)ynd.
..The"audience of white and Colored
applauded loudly- after Mr. To.
bin responded. - All exprsesed themselves
well pleased:-" '-After this Mrs.
It. C. Pride,.high school teacher, renouncement
for her, which was the
quested Rev. Tobiii to make an anpresentation
of a lifesized1 off pamt>
'trd picture of Prof". A. A. Sims. Rev.
'lobin- made the presentation with
case and professor accepted it. with
well chosen words. Pl'.of; Sims', then
asked that all remain to see the glory.
Pledges'and collection for the library
and shop for manual training ainounw
ed to over two hundred dollars. Large
pictures Of Sims High. School are on
sale. Prof, asks that dach vot}e secure
a picture an<T have in the home. "A
number were sold, many are sill on
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ncuiu mm may oe Had by^onferfing
We thank Mrs. S. L. Humphries
with T'roi. A. A. Sims, Union, S. C.
for "$2;U0 oil subscription also Mr.
S' R. KulT 'for $1.50 which has been
sent to the. office.
Mrs. Carrie Byrd iSingletph worshipped-at
Corinth cm Sunday, Aj7nT
17th. '1 he members and l'rieuds of Union"
were delighted to have .Mrs. Byrd
ah she 's known with them.
While here she dined with Mrs.
.Sudic Shelton on Xuilh -Pinckney St.
and with Mrs. Beat jy; on Hamlet
Street. . _ ' *
Mrs. Singleton looks well and says
she likes her new home in Sumter
I ounty very much. She- finds t lie
porjpie of. that section very pleasant,
friendly nad disposed. .Mrs. T'obi if'?s"
well pleased with the little drive p'Ut
on. hy'?the Sunday S<-bo<il <-f-^ <...!
wishes to announce tiuit it is still on.
So come over, and help usw
Laurens Npws.
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The Blue Bird Sewing -Circle held,
a delightful meeting a4--the home of
Mis. L. Anderson Vhilrsday- of i;:-t
week; The piesideivtr opcrrrd the.
-me eUng?with stngmg. Bray el' was
offered. Music. Remarks by Mrs.
Parks and Mis. Anderson. Solo by
Mrsr Aauik^ Johnson^ ^ The club was.
her mother.Mrs. Kenoey, .who gave
some interesting .-remarks. A delicious
course of creamed chicken on
pickle, ice cream and cake At as served
ia} the hostess. 1- :??
An excellent congregation worshiped
at Bethel .A.-Al?-E.~4fhttrrb Master
Sunday morning, Ret/. .1. B. Smith
preached a soul stirrring sermon as
msual. We were glad to have the
many ti.iiluis Lllflt worshippc.l' wi; h
us. You arg always welchme. Come
again. . J
: Sunday at 3:30 o'clock, the Easter
program was held at Bethel' A. M.;
Ei Church. An excellent prQgriiim
was rendered apd T -tr??*Ure?every-*
one present enjoyed it.
The body of "Mr?Jannic Sullivan.
formerly^ of thc city. lna \vh.> had
Jew years was funeralized nt Bethel
A. M. E. Church, Monday, April 18.
pastor, Rev. J. B. Smith otliciat-.
?M'- and Mph, Hohiu Owt'lis ol Spar-'
tariburg are visitors in the city.
georgia state teachers
End good meeting
- ( From Macon ^Ddily. New all
Macon, G-a-:, April ltt^The Macon _
i'Ajiy i\C\vs, (Jeorgia's/hirgest after-,
noon"paper ITa^ttje following to say
concerning the State Teachers Con-,
vention here this week.
Speaking at- the closing session of
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THE PAEM1
I i'C t: 111- 'I Vm-h<-r'< -mil
ucutionaf Am.h; at ion at, the city
| auditorium last ni; fit. Seymour Carfull
of Columbia, .S- C--?Snuthci'h
poorly-Ted TTvc3To6k that he had reField
Sofi'clMi V t.f lli<? A miHMf'jin llii?
nuine^^Kdm ai.ion Society of Boston,
bcforl*. an audience that crowded the
| convention -hall, made an 'open plea1
in behalf of animal protection. ajyi
> ?'ii*ut'lty to animals. ' "
Dr. (i. Wiley, Dean of C'ollejre
Alts and Sejence of Morris; lirotvn.
' yniyevsitj; of ATIaTiTif-and presttferifci
..of the .association, itrt-roduced the
*vpe:iker, who entered at otiee .into his
subject, ihakijpJ an attack onlheftn;-!
ers of steel,trap* in tiestroyinjr the
- bed trtmnf
fnrVbuarinir animals, the
.hiijly feec.li on lite state" highways
' tame in for bitter .censor front the
, 11 i e \dw,j.-cT 1 i--.p i.> i-vi.-ml ltio
hntpl oC?bruthei'iioodi kimlnc. n,?jus-|
."Tl?c, nteiVy and love for every l:v-:
' iiiK creat in g, in the ehVssrooiiis of the j.
ppblic schools ant!" colleges in flour
?j in. 'li ill?iuintV lessened, wars
' atul thirst for .blood'for the human j
?its_wo!l as the . sfih-hmumi -?dninml r
- hroujrht to an e-fid: " "*
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liloi|iiem a'nd pointed was the "a<l- j
dies., of .Secretary Carroll. At times
^-lin made Ills happy Put tired audi- i
ence, for the past. three days under'
the cloudburst?of niany talks ad- I
. d ry .- ses and- orations--, kpufirb, -and he j
.hnrjyhed with thVm as he told many1
Humorous stories. Anions. other
thinirs yoi.l- ? ' .[
"The ' trreif! need of the American
t people, people of the south, and you
jieopKy in Choi'aia in partfeufar, -is.
he h11,1;ihe education ' of the heart. *
Vou have li.--fe;tcd to speakers here
at ll.is 'convention who advised the
education of 11:?. In :.d and. hand, but'a
thi'oiiiih humane eiiueatidn'. we., can
train the poo; Jo's heart into kindness j
and loVo for those creatures. . The >
_ laek,:of huntutie e. iucation-k^-thc^prin-1
eiple cause of crime, mob violence1
pfu- murder. The man 01; woman!
who .will noi^-nivlt .oift to the lower
r-r-????
ITOM1 ni'i.o 177 75 1 .? 1
...njuiios . auu justice*
annut-lw-.-c<>u n?ed ..upon to tl'eiit .hts~,~
fellow men right. ---? ?*.Mr.
Carroll udd (d* t he-otV-er -nf-thrcrjBoston
Society to solid freee literature,
leaflets on humane education,
pictures, and books, to sellouts and j
college^ wlfore Iiands of Mercy _are
.-Tn jrani/.i*(l aiiTl . reported to the otliee u
of tlie American. Humane Education1
Sofieiy at ISO Eongwood Avenue, I
Boston. There are no dues con-1
netted wjtlv ll.e membership in forbi-!
ln? the bands of mercy. The nijw }
nieniber takes a siniple' pledge that!
reads as follows: "-'I .will try*, to- her
kind, to all Jiving creatures and' tijyj
* to protect them in cruel usuago." '
Hundreds of packages .. of humane
1 itera't m e wcrF parsed out *~To the'
teachers and the result, yf. the - address
last night that was given with
the lanU*?Lyrl^,;is expected to bearJ
fruits of happinNV and i\ hotter day
i+d-^(oi.*gia 1n ?ugn tire* pupils in thoT
luiblic .-cJiools a n,d the- stui^'nts in J
the colleges^ through a closer under-!
.-landing of -the li.es of the dumb
creatures. in this state, . ... ,1.
\V. A.- 'Robinson, [M'tTsident of the
National Association of Teachers in*
tailored S hools ,<>f Raleigh, X. 0.;
B. J,. Davis, editor of tlie Atlanta,
Independent and Republican National'
'Committeeman of (Jeorgia aful Se*,'-'
rnour Cui imII, Field. Secretary of the i
Amci a .ill Humane I.(location Society
were the .principle speakers ait the!
.. losing session of the converltion last |.
Dr. Benj. F. Hubert, president of;
: ;<> Cu'oi-;:.in State CoUyjrd of Suvan- j
>i]:i!MiiHl W. T: 15. V\%li;,ms, _I.L I).- j.
"-oftft itflv*. YlTfb'ama, do- {
ii\ered tho addresses at, the opening ?
session \\ ednesday night.
liofoio. Iii-:i.d'-i.e his trainnMrr^
lanta: thrs morni'dr, l)r^ Wiley, pros'- '
'out <>Mh.- i"i"f.ic :t,n, im ciimnK'iniii!/^ 1
I't'iin /fjr* uoi-tof Use convention i
here...s:iid it wru the I,est attended. 1
in the. history of the association.
fiKKAT. FV1.I.S Nr.WS.? ;
! I'.astor u.'iy services were very good p"'
indeed, TheSunday* School program
surpassed all joiiprs.- The Christian i
l''p(i"'i ' \i<- fsom Clinton as
tlie president rendered a program that :
was highly appreciated. J
t- -^Hre-plny hyrhe sixfh and seventh'1
grades w I!le Wednesday night in-M
stead of .Monday. -?
.Mr. Frank Aides passed awpv on '
Wl'dlldsday evening. We extend our 1
sympathy to the family and friends. 1
Mrs. Si i. iK-nson is spendinga- ;
_ivhile with its, having closed her ;
yrtiM"! t v. vr it eMts rrqrr.?We--arc..at?r\?glad
to have hey with lis.
.Misss Kinina^ 1'..^ \\ aMs ^>fthcseh(juj-hfaehTtv
.-Dint llio Fast IT .-it Iw.r h.
in York.
Messrs.?Ideyaudd liaile.i and Ernest 1
Thompson nmtorod to Charlotte on j '
Monday to witness the Livingstone i
mm tin' .nmn.-n.n i.. .smith panic. ; {
Messrs, Robert (vlftdden, Henry Madison.
Jr.; mid Mrs; Jessie Banks mo-1
: m od. to ('hflvies?<>n 'dti" Snt urday7They '~
WL'l'L! jollied III?.SnillUir > liy?1\| |'e?A g- - ^1
ties Hodges. ' After a very 'pleasant
rip,, they i et unu'd on Monday^
^111- Henry_ Arson's sister, who
is in the hi^pitar is much improved. J*
1 hose on t chsick list are Mesdamos :
Fanie Abies and Alice Cloud '
irrro lkapkk _
Greenwood Locals :>
l'ruii'iniil \Y?11. iiii> nd- Im* jmi Jlytuined
form a motor u i|5 to Wash-. otiii
Philadelphia, and utile.'' | oint s.; t?iif
jlI.. \\ . T*Cnre V. ho JU'r-?Mipan!i'(1 shy
him on llii' t;a;? rcoxj t j *a <!( l.^'h; fill '/Ma
time. ..No car .trouble ?,n i.ho \va\ try- tlie
inir- or retunvjujr. . '?... *" pro
Mrs. .Sylvia .'rather anil little son
(l;iy]fhtcr, Ida Ariielte ol ( oftiinhia, ']
!H'ot the Master )tnji(lav>. u i h Iter liua
parent s. jT^T a.-fill ' .\l i si Ilohert W'jl- j
iiam.:. They returned honu1 drj .Sun- }e(iay.
cvqmirjr, .
The students of Ihewer Normal
Sch&d' r. -'iim-d v >,rkJlv -l'lTu.-o?in.v at-- ^
tt'r a short ^.rHij??-A';u jriin'ii. (
Hrewor Normal School vs fthhv-j. '
played i|iii;I.-j.ii in?j
tciTStiny ^ha'-p hall yamc < a Ka-tirj _x
Moiuja1.^ -T4io ^ lac. t'c-tilled in a | ,\.
i.re of .? to ;; in fnvor( f^Ravtir; | ( ..h
Mi.-s Alice Mhiry -..cn't ln.-l v.eck-- '
end in S^ai hi'ihiji ir as the jttiest of i rt*t-<
Ai.i^v IhllTTh?Teniae.I. S;m ;.l o ! .
snent some time i.i I a ? .
-friend-*.?The trip uns u i'V i-K-aVnntlv in '
spent:?i_ ??; V- j \V"'
James Ray,'the yiytiyi a?u\u^"' ' '
rxeirtyitl, paused by the wreekm-s' a It
driving of A! per .S'?,;-ki;ian died I:W t"'
Tuseday innVh'im." jilmut hour.tor.
the 'accitlijiiti"'*, '?" ~ vot?
T-Jlis funeral ^Wtes-tavairhod hist Sun- tbiy
lit NT orris- < Jhnpel. l-biprt^CTiTnoh" ' ; v
"F which lie war- ;t ctmsi.-li-i;' Uii nil.t^t-..=^-llJ
no was a sp[dndid you' ll, of HI your.:-, "
welj liked by all and. the idol of the ,
? i . . . - ..... . 1 ?I lOrl
lamily. *
; ; ' ( 'id.
Mrs.'Sus.it* i>"?nco is'spending Some- \f,j
' in,win <j; re;" il'",,; v i- i, wr-acther. ,
liur ;v !\v a res idfnt. of 1
Chicago is vi<itinjr her lnotlieV. Mis. jja,
Jennie Mctjheo. At this writing Mis. T
.Medheo is'""?'mTeh. Improved' and all a-' i
are hopoftil 1.1" her QUI Iv. 're.-ny.fy . To
, Ilappincss seeniea' to reign every- *
where heeause of Has tor--.the time -on <
wheat both yobng and old try to coni-" id"
W llll lial '111' !TI pti: 11 ii 1 TiTi new" 'i e
'clothes. JExiayv ch'ureh- set-med as. or?littrafdeu
Ol floWad-s ?in.l ill., mi..:!.. !.-.
yonoV vtillu oaiisoit try -on-.o untisti.il
hiipjynoi- - made omi think- of. \!J?.
lutnsell'sis in a floWcr-hexlockoci irarclon
n^oaiK)inyrixitfi tlu: niusit-. of ''
birds. ~~Childron sc-ein' happiest of all
siheo-tt was they upon whoTii "Itu! in- ~
cro<
to-rost of- all was. conteroddivssinjr c,.
hoin.-in now jrnrmonts and. shaping 9
it* "*
thon\ tor. the pawl that many played ' O
on the swoval program of tho.i-l.nireh-1 0
.Mr. Hoary ('. Miu hoTl. .Jr. of Aikon 0
vis bod. .Miss Ho. a I.. Cannon ,:u 120 O
an . * .v , . - , .. ^ i0Sinfrloton
Mtvi'-t rtlunny- tni'.?Jrr.Mi-r 0
holidays. I ? Mr.
Talbort. llorboi-t' of I'liiladol-| ?
I fort ht -228 Hall St.- ' > 1 jo "
Mr." Cohnian-on Hall Stcoct who-is j S
vrOrl.injr in N'-rth-Carolina spout Has-1 S
t?ev. M. I.. Ramsey raised $107,2$ [5
nl- Springfield last Suhdav .for the. 3
trustees .rally. . ;-* ? _
Church News ^?^5
.Ml. Pn-jrah A. M..K. Church
.... , \fi
1-he trnf'?spirit?rrt?Fuller wys ev- q
eryulure to" he seen last Sunday. At 0.
the inoruiiijr s'U'viee. I>r. W. F. Mice g
prenehed_ on the "Resurrection of O-. Chirst."
, lie- inspired gleatly his g
hearers. K.nsrer was al-u? set apart ?
a cifta at aui.-l?.dnv and?$o7.MU?war 8
**i.sc J.- for tliis benefit. . . ' | 5
At this service M-- m..! n g?-'mi
*' \\ i?: !I'ldye i a lT ilijju'.^.infant?? .
Jftnjrhrrr.' lin'h IjlTpFir.e li Jiys, hula .' fit
Coleman and Mrs. ffrr.cie.' A. \ViU_. S
lians, tl.e primal' m??thvr "of the-child, g
stood j)s sponsors, . ! ?.oo
At 4:0;) P. M.. ehur< h 1_ ~~
in?tly "turned in.tct a garden1- of r.<is, - J C70
buds ranging in p.gos"from two t?* J,
fifteen.. Their .program cojiipitfji u
eery tavorai)!;-' with :h.e'.r appiNHfairce
:ird the lavjre audience prtjsent coin- J
mended them highly. Tin .commit, 5
lee i-t.iii 1 I <ii' tlr- inli.i 1 tt'illi^ niu - 1
hairman. Misses I'erciva! .Medhee, 3
Maynio L. Williams > ami -Mrs.S. 11, 5
Johnson spared no palps. in.put ting
nin^s over. *
At the e;invtiision' of the program f
the, pastor, Rev. Martin in Med need
<e\k':UL. local speakers. ann'ma'; them
np Mrs. Jessie M. .Wa.rkT.i' nite ol* ?,
Tie Past I*.lid School teach "i s and ">
?1'" '! ). .Rent;m, the supemnt ndenr ^
T the'Weston Chapel A at r
lay School and Miss Carol Walker TT'
r?VViVt'i'?Normal?School?I'acui. .?Mrs. ' "
Sylvia Prat her of Columbia was aFTT"^-7"
'! fhis service _Uilii__madi .
onto splendid remarks. . ' .
1* M ihT. .tritilt iivmi'i'nh;1
wp renih ted. "I he program v??tiMist'd
of solos, papers and ant hem s l>v
he ihi.ir, together with ,so;ne scenes ^
'mm the papreant entitled VTho Res- f
jjll'eytl.ei) v as -enjoyed?by 'nil pres- ^?
This protrranxwas in charge of Mrs, a.
5a M. Porrin assisted by Messrs. T
hint and Methice; TVIesdnmos Hoi- ?
naftr M. \V. M ooro, C.
kfTT^AHrp tiarjrtrnd Mr si. M. L. Hum- X
ey., ^ J,
Rev. J..W. Pouglass, presiding el- ? ^
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.'\va< present and made some v-.-r
testintr Tivniyitw at .the conelu
) of the exercises, v
hs?W-!?! -;?K4r??hr-M?rhr:?rnrrrrr
i.jtorly conference last Mm.ila
ht. lie found things in splondi
!>? an.der I he pas'orate of lie\
: tin. lfe very highly conimemJe'
church -and 'pastor on the. ifn
cements bcinp rtiade , on' t4?e -par
ape. *
he foUowinp \v~as raispd^j'iw'inp; th
. i> ! ;, ^I'Wiirn, >,'i trot.; I ruslee
'."MO; Ktfiicjition .?07.00'; AuxilU.tr
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A .- A- Hr IS TO S'lHTT
t'?X NiKiUOKi- !N < |li< \t.t? :
KLiatlON
^^-rnv. .'V^u^L .1 X^- Phrr
i?;-n for the. A.ilv'itik.i-ui' ii't <v
?l*etf I'-yople-has tf ?u judi
al slur east upon N< jr^ocis. in. tfa
" ' ( ' t . 11 ' I . I I ' II 1 i' II ' ill P.? t I 1 I
James Weldou Jolnis'in,- S ere nan
Tie A. A. (?Ik v a:?j"ji'Ii.?her
i lie N'e-w ^'vrk ICvenir.js L'n.-t foi
Ine -!lay.1 A phi 1.^?The N". A.. A
I'." letter writ ioii jn reply t<
nythy odifdi ial' lii w;hi<-h tho. I'n].
rrFTaTa^ruptt
Tile Ni'Jl'o <.?' Hi U
>. hail it troii," to I >< A-f in-teat! ^
!i au11) tutr'niMhl- K'M'. V-i-t-" t^i
h iJ i.y 'Thompson. we .-'it th<
arri?.< if " vice juivilojre? 7'~an<l Yin
ri'| to Thompson, "hotly ami soul
a^fo, .like Indianapolis ami othej
Thern .eit.ies. 'ts learriiiiir u iutU Xe
< <,ntrol moans aiid why ? HY- Soul!
rom 1 h .
the day novel' oojiie v'hor
join ruiVs Now V/nk.
o .tliis the?X. A. A. P. rvplio<
< 1111 j \\ s: -.
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:r: "lYrmit mo a ivirionsvrunt'i
L-oi'tuiu stiilonionls jn y<vur'.edit/">?
of Al>i"il <i ni'. the (.'hicafto election
: ; il.'.:i)Uto Th mp.sonV vi'-tory t<
r-^'irrn voter irtoi'v "than" ififtmiu
that vole went to
the Xog?<io< wore privon tin
aYii/.od vice privileges,' thenlyro 01
justify" the South,in it, treat men
'lie Xejrro.
his is unwotthy of the tradition o
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y I ho Kvcriny I'o: t n> U'vi! as 'iXiestiuijl
. h.v in . iu-> I'ro- nt.i'iijik of "fact. 4
' 'irauUtl that a." ,000 N?. a roe* did \'ottar ? ' ?
d ioj- 1 h<mj>sor>. re vhcy any* more
y rc'jii'C'i.t'ns l?!c than any of the loO^OO
(| v who di<i the-saou- foil Is
-t' Tii.t trnc tFiat raidv in thy Volo'red
il. o tioii Just. before the* election, viih .
_ arr?'*t -<yjri "of fciiine ?
r-'l.O' O e< lota d* j.c"i/k', its'uI.Lic'l in just
| .hyin^f detained ' by tin- majfis*-'
It rates? Ari'i w-juld'.not v'uch actjon
1 : yt r? ; i,!'i- U,e i, '< "!)(nii'iit of any jfroup
i not' mat tor v. hat color ?
"{it n-';,t true, furthermore,- thut Mavor- .
'j. ' tvt y ; >1 r?- j ihi- <'<!on-<! j;ijiz<<rK"in
* t^u; r? r . ?! pp'iiiiHftem' -u> Olk'i' _ . "
aril lii i?thi>f Ava,'.''.' - '
i . I a 114 jus".i:'y:i4jr <V?p-'
i* iw:inv.' tin-r!<<; i'-m <>?T-h'vm;*iiut.
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Mayor j i, p ''UyMrotniitl*" them,'
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<!i:r Vi- ?p*K'- tii' >'t. I'hilip \ lk;r<h are
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vira.ax. W cVc uy Clnk-A hoiji
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li, ? i-i'.'n -tva-H-r kakr' (>tTF~pnrTT
rr_jm.i;; ka* carried '.vut -lo ely. We
aiv paum'injr in Ujkrr oni1'. revival
J hnr.-1lay April -JJ. "i he pastor Key.
J.- A. (ianil)le will, .pivavh. . ?-w'
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