The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 03, 1927, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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i The "Old Gray" .
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Colored People Reviva and Real ?uui
- - Saving ' 1 ;
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I find Ihat in, ninst revival* carried
_ ' on by our people, there is I art very
: little soul-saving. Soul-slTfirig "Hoes
??not seem to be the real object of most
' * nf mir tfnvrevi val* ami .a
especially its it relates to our .country
??? eh lire ties. Mone^ seems- to- be -the
leading object", of the preacher and
big "eats. Iind-mcetine oh I frn.n. t \ r rrhT
leading object of the'jcoplo. We had
=fc ?s..??.? ???,??-?
rrmr W'MUl' wuihl'lvt'S aim put Oil a
|Ti)!^5m for tlio -salvation of oar
Uoys and girls. It is aj.u'inirti1: 'i?
flee '.in ot' ii'i''lt .iiTuT" v.Tn'inii tm^"
saved ii.i tho rural districts among
our ijroup. Ami no wicked rti.ec can
become a powerful race. I- believe if.
my people were Intelligently taught,
.the plait of salvation and how to. acimpt
I I'i'i i I it' 'iiilli liii a irl.i il | |
rentage jwouitL-hc ;tii :itl> ?rcdr.c.id.
. Cliristis .n'o farther l'rom the colored
man than he is from the., white man.
And yet onp'will- listen' to the word
which outlines the- condit i.urs, add
ije'iilily i-||t tlu-in ;md?then .cninc
i'oi'wiird ttrtd nmiVs.t?t'ln".,1!..?TTv.
other believes that hv niusi go to the
grave yard and 'mourn a y. ar or :>o.
then wallow a week or so at s On n
. altar, before he can be. saved. This
/j,. * tpacninM vvuit- u--hki...i Uu\vn> to our
pcopt? l>y-;our i'or*:..'iiari*ms:\. They
meant veil- biit kiu'w nothing ; about
God1> word. Our pedpitr"'"'tn.'U7t Intaught
God's way l'or there. i. ii
. o'hor. Toll our people, thai-it ..is not
the -ado "they seek to make at sia'rtliv;.'
that counts, -M.lt .how tju-.v <s">oumu-'
hftn?sPtr.hYp: ?il.:u v.'i'iypV
'.wants. You need iiiinisU r.- \ylVp' pre.
.acquainted with ".God's, wold to conduct
your revivals, Consecrated' ineir
who lortr tor?the est obii.diriioirr of
7 TT. God's kingdom in 4lu>"hi ar;s ot men.
? Therefore 'thes.fr great Inn':: h i.-:.. : .
. with nothing .to "suy,* silnjdy yohftise
the issue and leuvis i!ir 's.i!1
ihquirlng "What mu?-t 1 tfir to Ke:
C.MVO/1 I > fllfSfill .? "owddn
. atfo. a niini-?er'.l'roiii'<he ."hh:h t'aith^
church r? ;ul Hii -text and" after r. :.d~?jri?r
text, he--held, im the llmw
?ynul' "Alt of_ thJ-f -i- my -u-m-ulull.plantation
anil. I" am hi"? child,- So it
you . find in?- rniuii' tr- "n'l over flu
plantativ.il it is mv Jhusiness." Hut
before lie finished his ilisc.ityse, it was
plai'tily si ' ii ilinl ho. did not* .V: t
-air overt he plam n.t am hut c.iil-i-i.-.f
lily. off. .My 'ad,vice .i'sfo'.jsytv oar. in
yoiir revivals ji'hat. wjil at. i'eaV.l . :iiw
on the plantation; v *
Funerals .A.riiohj; <'ohire'<| People
I do not know of a more svinna'
thctiy service t hat yan la- he id than a
. funeral. I ih,r not .konw unij that
ought Le nioio iHtcdligen't iy conducting
And yet in many piaees'hmi: with mar
. ny pi em !i> im it i.i .17.:i7" *:i~mi!i} ah
Ini many inst.tav es v*\'> aiv not 'far
iVoni heathen customs -anil, >ira<-iiv.i r
along tliis line., .My i i : ,n V a
funeral v thm tne services .shoal 1-h .
brief and ftpiisy'linj*.- ..Now 1 I
nover gt-eju^t liy tttct* ..r ntnki
ill'.', uvor t^StLlt' i y1 *1ol'cli l*!a : l
over a 'dead wh^^TTian. Xoul'cr i.n
hears any indu' Aird yor lite' whim
people \\djl have tin,v a TTiTTTT
__ uls. whiic lhL. liii'.-l (it' lilt" iti'i. fa 'iv a:'
l one. Many tiincw elm . la :iy--rrt?rhrr
-? dm cased want a 1 <iy..! i 111 . r. Y:
uili la<id the in'dy nin.'V . .. . I.. ?
as. to have the iimeval?rY,n h;y.
times .they rend' and {ret
nerai' preacher,- ; <> -In 7;?e;!k cvvn .i.'
-'they have to mino'e the ; my?V, . y
-i he comes, his chief nunjvo is .Ua try
| ..and stir ji;> lvHrij?r and in mt him..
'he can inak'' Hie' ]'e'i[,?ev m'h .
cause thti.fawily to w.ooi?. i em idn'i
the dawning t>l" a' I>r.i.ahi- -4-y-? < rai'-L.
?tn^f,?nitch.? Soinu tii^tc a * ?'M-1 d t* i j*. 1
man was killed by a'tru^u, ia>!>. ". d
; of course, and because th,. i(h... .
. . were.in good eireulpsta'nccs. a erh y
funeral was {riven him. Five- uimi.--.
tors, wore 'invited to take" par.:, and
they wc-iv on hand. Tin . ... < :*.
lection by the choir was, "In ike Y\'. Y
by ?h(l by., .avc oh?j] naft _m
hc.oiitilnl -hnro." The. a;.cr.h
vby 0110 of ! >' i* - '< r V . . x '
in Jo.su.-- liiesscd steep." And ,v '
the. entire' 'aTiftrn'oon \va ciiusiThi i
ther,e ministers. Ami after i-ndi dmwould
speak of the un.fof-ttmate '4
dent of the:deceased, all of them
Would close bjw rrtymir. "1 lit ?p<- lit
L made it all rigid." The one wlm <!-.
livered the final eulogy said in M<?Bg,
"When the .trump of .CIod ..hall
und, mayMvis be foy?td--frt
jo's"right hand." Now who r~r>'iItrd
of a drunk n.nfr' l in lraV<h.
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THE PALMETT
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MR. D. R. S
t'hiiirm'&n Executive Committ*
'".I'. Nnitii Carolina Good Samar
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'! vlV5 'A, A'ltlL V L J1LL311' L1.1-X3'I'Ih-.t'lvoacrn
season with the farmcns
is in full bloom. Prices are very
i riid ami the. farmers are happy. Ev-liL
ihe' small .children .are -haiwy.:hai?-..
'i. v nc >! .ill of Ihoni are lit work nd
makinjr money. We have people
In i'<' from most every section of the
(fountry. ' ~ ' *~? . c :
All of the churches in and around
: s. ^ci'in the -upwqfrd
j-tatch. . .... j[.. \\
e luul our annual church rpll^- on
last Sunday nighty All of the/ cap'
dK'.AvvL'.U. The following Report .
; >- made: Sister Ihrttie Hay^s, Club
.No.. Sd'.'..To; Sister Cornelia Fox rth.
'flab NV.2. ?50.00:.?iiter Jjan,
j r nr. Club .nVn. yip.,")1;
r EIw.i d I>a\ i>, Club No. 4. ?62;!
.Sister* Ellen Pickett-t*lub No. '5, $i,V.
11 i.' I l.i'.ali Beihea. club Xo. ti.
iyT.'.'O: Sister Sarah Blavkwoll, .Club;
"XC"i. sztlsu; Sister-Jviitea : Camp- j
' i!. < lul>".\ K S:t1 .'.><) ('^ig?y.-Daisy_
"}!row*? .Club No. i>. S-7.00; Sister. Gif---lNichols.
( Jul. No; 10. Rev.
I. \V. j.. iJiicki'ti, CjuhiNo; 11, $.50.50;
Sister: K. I. Duckett. -Club No.- 12,
public collections for morning
<ui)'*rhi .*S:5l.Od. total, *.*>0:1.00
Tin.1 wriier preached botlM morning
JuL u>,hl;.-.-' \Vii-<iesire-f*-> thank-* tftG"
Rapti.-t members thjj town for
tin-splendid way in'which they helped
us. W e also tlesiiv to thank our
Many white , friends- for. the 'different
. mmnitg seiit us-. We were nble-to-r
trc,i:ize om iigh I'unils "to lift the morujLwee
off our newly built*- parsonage.
.\ir. .1. Al.-Mnkwell of Ordngeburg,
S.T*.. is here in our town-writing in-!
"ratHc for his coinpunyj the Nation-1
j! ISi'iii .')! Lily Insurance t'o',.of Wash-.
barton. I).
' The North . Kast Missionaries will
i e l , in .Marion this week with St.
joh'n A. .M. K. t'luueii, Rev. J. S, C'rte,
yV " 1
L Rey.' K; R. Anderson, prosjding .el- .j
i (,; of he Dillon Di.-tiiet, held otfr -1th.
and lyiM' quarterly .conference on Au.
a-t. -'2-27. A!! reports were up; We
!' i : 'id-him up.'t'pu the year and sent'
LiiiL away, full of smiles. He is doAig
well on this district. '
r ~J received a program of the N'cwiiiny
!*b-i-riet Sunday School eonven|
tloti. Rev. (L- K. LjTciirTX D.j is the
1 'H'^'eo-jiresiding elder, indeed it Is"
i high* class hrotmim. ' '
L i ? fv - I*??fcMi I jt rrt-TN ' ".r.T^T-i:~
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r-r-t.-fr-f- Trtw-Ttm---T7i7)YTi7rx^. District, '4s
ICi'.'lh^ us some-mighty tine write-ups.
\\Yunderstand.that out-good friendI
jr. .1. KThomas is pow. working
hard to give lis a first class enterlaiuulent
during the ai:nual conferi
nee.. He knows how to put the job
Subscribe-and read the Palmetto
Leader, a good, clean and newsy paJ,
W. L. DucKctt., .
i:\S.TOV Kit N FAN'S
- The farmers are very busy these
days.
Kami t Church was opened'ofl tittle on
last. .Sunday with Mr. L. P~ Millie,
*ii i intemleilt at his; pn^t nf duly
M-n, .11 iUin i'i" n< Punda.i I'l'liooii ~
at. the home of Mr. and-Mrs. .Frank
'*- ov <: c- <:> o o oo 66 0.0 00000 0000:0
I FOR DERENDAB
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We have a complet
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o PRICES REASONABLE
5 The Citizen's Fur
I 115 Washington St.
t% i>nt
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lirWS?w?Hi,r?4-igr t ?vT?%?-}'x^-}SsLxtl nt m?
-Xi ixruiL.tu; r. -w -i fi-novfov -owry.
' "t " .r> ?'c **h:!'v < - .)> ? whole i
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( i- i< T)?v <!!'' .-7'iL < of tlft5"'
j-f. '."T'.'Vrvhis';- \V :dn lay rtitfht ''
find' a lvrijgivfnrTliyrsttlfy nipt. ' j
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0 LEADER
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W- <T
if ARKS ;e?.and
Worthy Grand Deputy
ita?ns. l ' ,, ...^'
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MIlMl., :
?Among The~~ delegates afc Chetaw "
S. C. to the Grand Lodge of the Sons
of Abraham and Daughtesr of Jerusalem
for our parts were; Mrs. Lizzie
Robinson, Mrs. Amy Mitchell, Rev.
I-I, A. Davis arid, his wife, also Mrs. -1
Mary Scott of Gadsden, S, C. They
made a .pleasant trip. --?? - . <
The farmers Conference on the 18th '
under the direction of Mr. J. E. Dicksun.
general manager and county agent,
wits a success. The farmers' 1
wives played their part's in the ex- i
hibits of canning of vegetables and {<
l'riuts. The mnj'or made a very timely
welcome, address in the behalf of
tlj,e cpl'ored people,
J Ion. Richard E. Brown, a member of
the legislature was. the speaker of
the day.
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Newberry News ^:
Mr. S. S. Abrams,- Sr., died at his'
home on Snowden Avenue, August
117,' and was funeralized at" Miller
Chapel'A. M. K. Chtirch, August30 .
1-y hie pastor, He.v. J. C. Smart. "MfT""
Abra.ms~was-a .good man in every respect;.
a- Christian gentleman and a
good neighbor. He leaves five children,
a wife and a host of other relalives
and friends.
-A very apd death occurred un Au- gust
21). __A map and wife, and a boy
died in the name house. The man
died August 25th, Wife August 24th,
son August 2'Jth. Te man is Birley
Blown, .who' lives three miles S-nith .
east of Prosperity;
Mr. John McCraklin died at his
home oh Yensjm St. August 2l)th and
Was funeralized August 31st at Bethlehem
Baptist ,Chm'ch. He was a
laillll"! " [rnc.fl nmn
Mrs. Rosie La sane 'hhs returned
from Atlanta, Gsr., where she has.
been- visiting her sister for ten or
i li ve n days. She reports, that her'
stay was very , much enjoyed.
_ _Mi*.zdMarris- Petaford?from New York
City, Ts visiting Mr. Wright,
Helena, S. C.?MrvPetaford is a business
man and is here attending to
sortie very important business.
There were fifteen or more bales
of cotton ginned here on Saturday
md sold at 21 ,'3-4' rents.
There-wns tpiito'n rvnu-ft to nltr?.i the
revival at Enoree Baptist Church
on last Sunday. .:
The Drayton Street Graded School
will open September 5. Have your children
ready on time Monday morn
ing. - y . ,;
?- Lillian Davenport got a pota-""
to out-of her patch that had the fift
ure six on- it. V\rhut is the sign of
/.his. ~~~
GADSDEN -NEIVS
-Tho farmer* - here^im; ~htrsy grifTT-'"
tiring cotton. With favorable weath<?t\
most of it will be gathered by the
ioth of- September?as there lR VOry "
little mode in thin' section: '
Quito a crowd attended the pteoooooooocfoao^ovovowowooo
iLE FURNITURE |
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niture-Companjr-!"
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latest style. - ? |
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niture Company |
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school "and baby clinic lasf Tuesday
68 children were examined.
Dr. Samuel' O. PrtiitT, director ot
Richland County health unit, will give
Inoculation1 for typhoid fever. The
first treatment will be given* Friday
afternoon, September 2.
Mrs. J. M. JelTers, her thtyo daughtari
on/l MMr..? ..f
"v* w ?iiu uv i oictvi f ji i Tf "ilVBlrl' ,M
Philadelphia, mottfred down oh* the
25th. Thoy worn th.i irni.i l.. ..f?JVhn
tm4 Mrs. Pt R. WebbetfT77 ~
Mrs. Ida Wright who had1 been eonfined
to her bed abouL thretv-weeks,,
p'assed away on the 17th.. She left
ten children, a mother, four splits
und one brother, who hav.e our sympathy,,
-r^? -?a
sad acident, digd at ^he'.Wavorly
HospitaL .on the . 23rd. FunfJal -sorMnrk
Baptist Church "by The u pas t or,
!}0V. J. B." -gafrW. '
?? x?n ' ? r?r:? . :?m *?r~
tier 01 ine ftt. twain ttapust i nuren
and a highly respected citizen of this
Prrrmfiunity" ... ". y
He- leaves af wife, eight children,
una hmthor, Mr. Joe?to in . ?. two?:*r*ters,
Mrs. Sorah Williams 'df Bloomfield,
N..J^..a?d Mrs Idly Harris, wffli
a llOSt of friends tVnioui'ii hli- tin
trmelydentfr. .
Oh the afternoon o^^he UTdh the
hPme of Miss Charlotte Brown was
consumed by fire... , No one was in
the home at the time, so. she lost
everything:. ? ??-?
C Revival ^meeting began at Red H ill
Mi the 28th. Rev. James Hannahan
of Bishopville, is in charge.
Mr. John Jenkins, son of the late
Mr. Willie Jenkins.' is p pijtiont at
the Waverly Hospital suffering from
a broken leg and other injuries received
when he fell from a.fast moving
truck.
MR. GEORGE A. WATTS PASSP.S
Mr. Gebrge A. Watts of Rock llill
died Wednesday evening.at the toftim
ot bis~daughter. Mrs. U. N. Toatle.v
Irnio, S. C. ??
He. was chairman "of the Republican
Party of York County for a-mini
br o fyars and stood high in the annals
of his party;
He- leaves to mourn bis loss, t W'o
daughters, Mesdames R. N. Toatle.\
and Mi* A. Foster of llatbinson College,
two sons, George A. and Win
Henry Watts of Bradford, Pa. and
host of relatives ami friends.
Funeral arrangements wilt bu- announced
Infer. ?:?;
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T?i E lii V AJNS HA IK ^
DRESSING \
is the hair dressing: to lay vour bait
down. Jt wiU'ketp your hair conibik!
for all' day long.
Evan's .Hair Dressing is the besl
foi ellrllrig uilil \vavmg; n 1.' TTT
and beautifies the color of thxv luiii
and gives it a lustrious appearance.
Vl ' . . %
price 50 cents
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Manufactured _a't 110(>
Pine St., Columbia, S. C
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On Any
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whether you buy from i^iET \ W.
your Local Dealer or JtIuiK \Jj/jf X
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PrlcQs From *2!50 Up 3
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