The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 14, 1928, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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j Church News
By REV. J.i
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH .NOTES
. The services werg in high spirit!
., throughout. the entire, day Sunday. !
^ Beginning with -the Sunday. school,1
the lesson and reports were good J
The Pastor, Supt. and. otlicers-of' ilic '
school invite more of the parents
and grown-ups along with the children
each Sunday.
At 11:15 a. in., a wonderful sermon
was preached by lie v. K. E.
. Brogdon from St. Matthew 7-t^E"Therefore,
whosoever hearelh these
savings of mine and doeth them, 1
will liken him unt0 a', wise, man,
which built his" house upon a rock.*'
???r??r?t?rrrH
~ uuuj^v. uuiiuihk- /\sserieu: v\ e
are buildeTs. As such we _<dinnlil. be
careful as to our foundation and the
rnAlerinl n^qH in tha ltnil.lin[T . f.\IL
.?, ? foundatiuna-'will-bo tried but oidy- e?ewill
be ablp to stand; and that inundation
must .be laid on Christ the
Solid Rock. ^Thtr speaker omphnsiz
ed the fact that we must bo dovis
of the word not .hearers only, lie
made it plain to his hearers that we
build by \vords and deeds, that .we
should build so well that time will
not erase our work. At night Rev;
Brogdon preached another full Hedged
spiritual sermon from St. Luke
19:8: "Behold, Lord the half of my
goods I give to the poor; and it" I
have taken anything from any man
by false accusation, 1 restore him
four-fold." Subject: "Restitution."
The services were pleasing from
' evc-ry viewpoint and had its elfccl
for good. During the day five per-.
sons .came forward and connected
themselves with the church. e are
indeed thankful- to ..God for the pouring
out good favors upon us.
The ottit;iHl hnnrd?nmufihg' b'.iiiay
evening of last week was very" eujmni'Dninnf
..All iwamlwiuo *\.f
vuuiu^hi^. nil iiiviiiuvio WJL ll|C
board "except~a?ftrvr wtro-\v.crcr Trdtr
present for some good .excuse - answered
roll call; and with the cooneration
of every depart men i of the
, church, let us go forth in the, dis-]
board in unanimously voting its ooh-j
.fide nee to.the^l'astor. in_pptting over
^ the program of the church secaus-Lobe
that of the Christ spirt?; and that
' at ho of Peter, who said: ."If eating
? meat will" offend " my brother i.wiil
eat no more meat." ( S A OR 1F1Chi.V
Come to the services Sunday and join
in with us in the worship and the'
praise of Ciori. ; ;
FIRST CALVARY BAPTIST.
CllUUClI NOTES.
Last Sunday was a great day at
First Calvary, from the Sunday
school to _the Evening service.
._For the morning service the pulpit
wag graced with two distinguished
ministers: Rev. IV P. Watson, our
State Missionary"and Rev. S. S.
' Youngblood of Bennettsvillc. The
11:00 o'clock service was opened l?y
Rev. P. P. Watson. Rev. Youngblood
preached a wonderful sermon
to. a large and appreciative auidence.
?rrr^? At ^:30 p. tYI. thefirstcoinmuTuon.rif
t.h?* V?nr wus Vii'ltl with u ;ir
tendance of the members.
Again at ?':30 with an unusually
large number of thp members of the
church present and visitors as well
the Rev. Youngblood preached an
eloquent sermon which captivuted his
hearers.' ~~7" r'"~
v. ' At the .close of ibis service the
officers turned _the mooting into?abiisiness
meeting in ? which the Rev.
S.' S. Youngblood was called to the
pastorate of the ehurch by an unanimous
vote. This young minister is
?with many fine qualities and
we believe that ;it is Gods will that
we have him to lead our flock. Let
us pray, that the Lord will direct
him this way. ! :''
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R V. S. S. YOUNGBLOOD AT CAL
VARY 7 '
\
A f?w days ago the officers and
. members, of the First CalvaryiSaptist
church called a' special business
meeting for "the purpose of electing
fe'pastor and by an unanimous vote
the Rev. S. S. Youngblood of Bennetts
7TTT ;ville was elected.
- ' "Pair VrmriphlohH ia n vonnC ruin.
ister;-?talente?l?-with many fine qurili
rfran rhnmeter and in selecting
a man of^this type, we reel sure-that
First Calvary Baptist._chureh made
nomistake In theirchoiee. v -?1?_
Rev. Youngblood has accepted the
call and will begin his work here
in the near future. We' wish for
him success in his new field.
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of Columbia 11
Ci WHITE' . . - ,.' ' ?
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HAV'l'iST (. 111 UCIl m:\vs.
Sunday .schyml last .Sunday sthowut
a full aftendanci. with all teachVttrfeao
in, Cjiaigx as... lirst as.:isiani
superintendent, -.Mi s., Kli.-i.- 1'. Kilij^ ;
presided at the piano -?nd tile lnusie
was beautiful and appropriate. Our
-^ciw.d ' i.i uhuwiny impi ovc-iuc fit ' hi
ar.tenduni'u and in'the personiict" u?ilte
Uaehvrs'. 1 lans _';n e ' Ik iny fo.r-muloted
.dh entiy to ran V. 'cue endow .
ttietil HafX representation fees at. the
'irext Slate' t-jupday ISehol ana li. V.
}'. U.-.Convention of Snw^i 0;?'olina,
which t olivines with" the >k..i'rn:-jicct
Baptist Cinueh KoeU iiiiL in .Iuiy.
At 11 -i>0 tutee-ftm usual tneliiihnaijes
had bey 11 di.--pen.setl with, our!
; ILij 1 l ' U 1 1 * LUW I ... 1. . .. 1
.,.vt 7\'i'r ..""i
'x$e Ihu salva;ion>ol' tlie ?$rd..'< The
sermon was tUwuyiiU'u!, in;h ru<-;i.iva
j ''I'lij. runvial' yvnnon '
,J> 1'J.U^ KitIuud i'oiiiiiextir was
Unreached" at 1^30 o'clock.
.\ I l? o'tiock ' -a.- 1 wSIO:Jln*ai !U>d;
! ?l iShilohJ UaiiU.vi. 'ciiur. li, Shanidon
"* , ' "-4
Annex lo ;f lar^o an.I cn^uxhakUo-audience.
.. - '
| 7 '() yVkn-k ho .^rea'chi: d -u^ain
io u i ?;ll hou.xt> at Zitni,' 'n-.+itij for
1 ii i m lex I, "'t he Way el fitia.sl HcsTs- !
unite." Sunday wax . veviiy a red*:
ictWr xiaJ .lit Zio'il. i'ae eo!k'' lion.- |
! is 'u. ila.l wciu:. Hiy guuij. iai.U lues
'day ilijjrhi in< . t.inauu -Ii
' sty, A. J;, rolivOiOil a very instiu<
' 1' t ' i . *'1 a H .Ho : !>,- SUt>fjetl:
''(j< jojior;U,:o:\.~* d Vol*. Uogfeiy
ia. .a inan i>l. aluhLvy u\ sauud advice
and bis- Wt;ays lit"o' li.-!! ?rj. 1 [,u :u;y'-^cupie,
"We llinyi\.;v rvtoin;;it:ivd
:ailb lo the i?eo|>ic oi" South i iirivlfntr.
J!.II. ! ' il V.l.i la- I I J..).
at. KhJiV* -'V.'e aire exjIect-Uui each
hiemttcr to do hi.-: or hvr level bvrrt.
il- T.Tiben ttc ly i e ta una e! lie la--1
vei.u:V' .yiV our 'i-aui'cii. ?:?.-)?-. 1 rOj?:u',
a. ?.i.V L?.. llif I'V.'iy i ill?_ ' a " t in -loVj
I)rick Sunday school doj nrinit.nj._
vui id-. -~
'.)! r. Jei oii.e Ki'iil, o;".ih!.y'i.u\V?i. It'fi,
f?i" f.iKimbia-Siu .jay w-hyve -he- \'.-i tiii;ey..n
hi. lour l-,> i'lU'tj oi titor.^'ia,
c lo-ridi^ -a'nil Abihana.
. tm KriViuy. Lvt'thTvu *j iT;"<T"a! gfcEr
rlaiiii.fi r. yallj at^-the' hona- of
Jr. i i.v-i. - ! i s.,..\!?'iri.' ( !uindk\i ;.t-- A
ji.oiU',' lh>*?s? ere: eat v.tr.e: M.i>so.-i ! 'l
)^- \\ 1 -1 (*.) ! "VW'o.'tl.t
ni? Ktht'X WlWk, a Ial/tt* Ilt uf,
n. ! u. M-!'. Jul- n-. i-:i.
XVhAok, Darin ' lliianfllcra lhtt'. a* .avni
Saiib,. Jauii- - Q.ia'.il"!.an:n.
i^a' s'i'-'.v JJcniicitl,' (ki'Vir Wiiach ;
.Dudley whack, .ol South J.-.'!
Vifci KlcV, (it oi '*v I. \\ fiji'
Yvhnek, Marion Styi.'til*, Saj.tu<.l; Ik-ul.
Wiitiam; Sf> aHs, Styn' W.illji* jKm'rt
..haw, T.-;i,;i 1'ih. ii.i S:n:.,
'C'LlU iui'it r.i.?r'.T i". i re *!.?
inch* s wi'fi" stivod t'hv />.lra?n".
JTTTmu ll.nife wuff fi. atT? '
Uu? ?.\m sts- <|(. pai lul'aTtc.- lutVin.; a
<!i i;?thrfit! intr- un ! c::r!
}-ilnyin(C wi rv the i'ca'. tiro ' u f .ho
? f
. IVii?. -aikl Mrs. l>iTa v;. Wn.u-h r.
red to ( baric-ton/Thursday to in.-;' .
he day with mends. 7/ T '
Mc. sis. SdMuuvl K >'ii t fh, l ii IVarsi'ii
and i. Tiitdal ul Andi<..\\;,..
olorcd up arid sptiu the 'n-fWrnuon
with Misses Beatrice Benin.-.t June
Qualtii-bin.iu audx.Carrie Whin',-..
Ml', and Mrs. Elites fvvtds Jon?o?-l.\
of' I.I n.1 ii ,V\ i i I,' LiiX- !Up\V ul Ai.id; )
X. J.; a re hero lor an indefinite s?.ay.
Mr. arid Mrs. Baltisty and fami*:
of Kingstree motored over anil spent
Sunday afternoon with ivlativ.es and i
frierisd.
Greenwood News
-Mr. Kddio Satehell's many friends
hope fot' a?speedy?recovery of?hissister
Kli/.abeth SnU-,h"lI.
Mr. William It..we 'ha., the ?yonpath
jr of- his many friends in ftra --bereavement.
While in Greenwood don't fidget. t,o
\Muifr 'fV?a* PlhfhttAMt 1 Iwr rinnnino' f!n
It. is a place at real service and satisfaction.'
T>r. '. I*-.'* PciH'in the- only c-Moreddentist
of GicemVood is doing a thriv
ipg hTislness and appreciates, all who ^
A ft, or?a ' long illneno?Miss* Bunnio
Fisher ip~ considerably improving to j
the delight of her host df^frionds.'
The weather lieing Itun't' wfemai j
Snndny past than Jan. fstf-' the
;church-goers iof Greenwood went out
in large numbers Sunday niomingrj
( Rain intervened Sunday night. Of
, course?you know the crowd was
small since it is not customary to go
THE PALM
jjj.
< imRa^taapte? ?
in church in thV rain.
We hud a "TTTtrst gioriTros?d?y-?
-uui ns I'iuijiul Sunday, both spirit
l/:i*i!.-.?rr:7Tt iin > lutty. Four bein
.uUivd '_>? llib 0hulth, and collection
good. i'ho?J4eVt?4>t -\V. .Walker off
y&tiutf * both niuruing and night."
- .'.A-.. i'.uui.e It Evan*. instrueto
in \\ est Side graded school is nw
1 ' ;;l?li.^r home. Her many friend
In i i for her a speedy recovery.
:.TT~ CI-11.Willpt>011 lcll Iftst Wee
Xowbefry county. ...?
. Mh;s Jcrsrcr ^wit-h-spent, ther avei;
-Inn" vi". pleasantly with Miss fsha':
f ?ilun^ny-1 ? a !
Al' i i' two weeks illness Mi* C. ?
yi 'an..; tn 11 is-.able to be out again.
Mi-- . Alice (hny entertained 'at hie
iKOOt, on. tiuU' 4^1'iday evenj^n
f ... \ :d0 m 11 :i'iil tin;?following
. i Willie Kox, "Geneva Nana
lia l air, hoc He; Verciv'al, Mayme I
\ its: ni:-\ Ah. s-1 r. J. K. Pladgc
w ,Y< ri; < ity, . ami- John Nanc<
'After rAm .es'" of. cards, the hostes
; ( 1 . e.i i. ir. ' ( d. 'iciouj, sahnT coujs
vaiii .A; , . ui t'-a and hot ehocolati
Each one expressed to the hostes
a having had.a very pleasant an
i tt,';>yikh!o t-.M ning.
A ais tn.i.'ey JL- rcivitl spent' a fa
Nle.lwis -'returned, to Augus
A'a. tla.," w iiove he is 'a studeht i
' r \;U>HKV.H.EK NEWS.
T! V. irichils* of Il<iv. Ale:
. . il! ' ifiiin with regret ?>f h
u?ri -i: a; 'his _ h<iue Prids
r.;e'ii' .Iiiik tiili,- alnn;' an illness <
: i ? -m . The l'unoral w;
pi" .. c?l .Ms.mlay .Jan. 'Jth by Re
(IV .S, .\.il:;any- i'Kiini' St. Stephen i
?Un.i,ur.:li,ait which- Rev, Sco
wa> it mqnihory Key. Albany selou
C<1 'h?t-fje bonlv : Ju<
' : : I'?mI!'. V ri i .'.'d tfnis:-"Bt'lv^
an v hi jr."'.ft 'taihe home fron\_ tl
Iv.'hl ill .the evening;"..'. ^
v A ' i ii i' n a < lvtul by, Sli's. Anr
.T-. n,-r~77.;7t My< Opht.ljn Riley I
live ji.'q of fieV. Scott, lie was byi
il>. |.iuUi>wit?-^nhlent an
a'.-,' ti\. Knights of Pythias and b;
la.an i.hl member of the oldest st
*c;o'y in' ! iu\ .community * \vhi<jh
'. "V p. a> (he M," I.. '<&,. B. S.
. Tlsei pall beai yi's' were J. H.- Rile;
' at a? o-'-.e- .lhilive". S. J.. Serivei
Kitiv.v.^i' I\ hit and Peter Black.
.The -funeral was in -charge' of tl
:i . rt.i.Mh undertaking, on'tablishmei
v. haii 1. M." Ftjrivb.ee is managt
lit v -S. ..it--was laid, to rest in-0"
. S: t\-\- 'cvHii teiy. He leaves t
urn ;i. ioss. a'wife^ Mis. Julia J
S ot:, fi.ve children, JVIrs." Julia J
~~FmI""1 'a. nr.n > 1), Mr. Arthur Soo
, 'a.filia F. Williams, Alarie Sco
:v <1 Huiuleit Stott of this toAyru Tw
"T7?r'T~~ M : ?M artlia?F:?Julleti <
to !-s't'l.ij, Js."- T!.7 and" 'Mrsr.-Mat
,\t ;i;' 1 u'" S mined", ehl, Mass; thrt
i Al..v Ftli,
.>y ? ... Raby Scott. Two sOns-in-la\
Mi1. Tonic Smith of Jsavannah an
!"]a f ry. Williams of i'His town. T\\
'n l-lav.'. Mi\ Anthony-' Join
of .(hvjcnshorT,. N. C., and Mr, Edwai
V.Yr i, of Massachusetts and thirtec
c.i-ay.d-Vh'.ldrcn and a host of friend
N I A S I'UOM, JAMAICA, LONC IS
' VvTt vi;\V VOUK.
Thc#oid year 1027 is gone) and tl
A. v vp:iv ll?28 is herp with more he
~TrVrrsvrit-h a hurry In put them jnl
pruoti c. JuU a Cow years nj?o th
place was a swamp with thousands (
aoree if lnn4 and were loded up ?
I pari;a* . o. (1 for"nvfftnTJhr but i.o hoi
tht? Wi.Vld together. Of late peop'
have t'eaTlxed this is one of the bu
'-erfty places in?Puis -stale, and toda
people ate hero by the thousai*
?ter-d thai more- than 12,000 a
'onr people f,om The South have Te
.tied on litis island within the la:
'e.| upon an a oepond?Harlmn.?Qi
people are ' buyinjar hojnes here an
are bepinninp to talk business. S
tn .1 fi? wnrn wn'nr?"k>altkg-f(
preat enterprises to bo foj^ered fc
"our people'here. . V , r
On the scrum! uf this month t+
Emancipation Proclamation was ce
olfated at the Allen A. M. E. churcl
Rev. J. S. Stiles is the! pastor <
?,
MSI
iriflMjii' mi Si i'i 'i mv c i'r j i ~ e;re
ETTO LEADER
K!
nd ability?the reason }] '.oi
'hy you can place ut- |B6yl 11 Ki
lost confiderce in our ftVfjjjl .jj ha
bility to serve you *1 di<
est. Superior equipment, ' Tlu
toderate cost, care in BSgB I dii
very detail assured. pa
A1
this church and. is now'.working on a an
it $d0,0l)0 n?>W building which is?ttyi
1 first church building of its kind tu be
g erased. here -by colored" people and j
? wilLlbfi- modern in every respect. . ?a
i: , The Emancipation day "was worked h.
. up. byl Mr. W. L. Girui'deau, one ol' Vn
>r Smith' <',?> ?>!inn..1.1 !?.) >. wh.1 i. .>
v the head of the Republican" Club of j)U
*- -Jamaica. .Speakers for this occasion tIt
were Dr. C. fM. Roid. who stwkiL.oir ..<)
K" the Slave Trade and what the Negro wi
n litis*^Undergone in .ftiis C\?U*nlT'yT i
Dr. MeCottrie spoke of the Negro j,a
Sixty. Years ago to the Present. Mrs.
a Mann, a white ..lady, spoke on Love' fh
and the Future Hopes "of the Negro. I 0f.
' Alf. John Sj Syden, also a white man' th,
jyioke of the Negro's Joyalty to this L,(j
r Country, and. as a Soldier. Mr. John thi
Sliiawkins spoke on the Advancement L^tr
^ of the Colored People and what gieat 1
factors the Negro have beej^ in the j,r(
Progress of this Country. pa
To- listen to these great speeches th:
" we forgot, that we were in New York ni\
s as we felt like we were in some gv
e church in .'South Carolina- ' Mt
. r T^?is ?v? - . t)
^ me tuAuuratiuii vi raiiuuiei juu^un *->.
j Lay is something new here, but the coi
eyes of the w<tfkL'are beginning to A'r
v 1 look o11 the South now, and the Me- pa
^ uroes are leaving no stone unturned _tVu
i to help his brother in the South. <>f
^ i here Was a Slate Contest at the
SL John Baptist chui\h last Monday 'rc
evening, -which was- very inerosting. ""
. the following states were in the con- ,10
test: Kentucky, led by ^Mr. ( flurry
^ Lewis, collected $4,111; Virgmiu led _?j
iy'g-.t5; New York leu by Mrs, h^tiitn
(j- J ilrowtn, collected North Cairo-, ^
-j' Una h-il hy Mrs. Xnsie-ilrowrr,CofiecIT _
| ed Florida led by Mrs. Susie
v I Reynolds, collected $17.00; Georgia
u led?by .Mrs? li. M. Koss, collected.
~ $10.Ill and SoUTh ' Carolina, led10 by- ^
I Mr. S. J. Lipscomb, collected $42.00. ,ia
t0standing of its' leaders "tronT. these
i seven states. This is only a Mission
' church, but will start the erection of' tej
m - y> . .t ...
a $50,000 brick churih in the early la!
>tm;irfir.?We have fur uastur and lea-1 Nt
Vj' del-. Ijev. J.-11. Johnson. Last year o?
We?nlnm ttirtT> 4<'>rX)UlL iih.l I jT.
~ Would Say to the pooploof the South rd
if you -&i'e contemplating coming, to Bp
I .New York to live, Jamaica is a fine ti\
1 place to invest your money in a nice
?-This is a--progressive town
1 jus? 10 minutes ride from the great K
I city of New York.
S. J. LIPSCOMB, ... K
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-fci ? . . W.
ANDREWS NOtfcS. ?|J S
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Mrs. J. 1J. Greene, who is now mak
let .
ink her home in White Plains, N. Y., :
o "... * . *
^ lis here in the city visiting friends.... Lc
^ 1 ^ Mestlames: K. B. Greene and J. B. of
^ visiting Mrs. Bertha B. Greene. lis
Mrs. Duckett. ol* Jilullms speuf a a .
few days here last weok,"*as the gutist he
of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Witherspoon. ~ 1
j Mrs. Kinney, mother of 3frs. With' "TTe
H* ' - . ,
.. crspoon is here on a Visit. rei
. Mr. W. M. Jonhson is laid up at tor
i(j home this.week after being hull oil _ho
. < Friday 011 hia job. . i he'
j Mr. Fred Greene, along with Rev, lie
,(j J.- W. Witherspodn ihotored to'Co; lie
n 1 lumbia on Wednesday to atteiid a Ten
meeting of the Delegates for the. Gen
i jei-al Conference. tin
j | Mrs. L. B. Smith, was -called to w:i
Charleston on Sunday Ui'.attend the da
fiimVrnl of her yncle. < an
Mr. Jas. Kinloch was confined to
lt his room on Sunday with a bad cold. Kr
W .The Sewing Circle met at the home pn
I III' Mt'r?Ilutlift Hntl'in nn last Tues- th<
_ day..afternoon. In spite of the cold we
} weather, quite a few attended, tihe
^ 'served h menyi ofchlcken salad, sweyt em
pickles, saltines and cake and cocoa, sul
^ The next meeting goes to Mrs. Bessie ity
Cooper. " Sii
^ The Emancipation services were
' well attended at St. Andrews A. M. thi
* ?. church last Monday. ReV7~J7 \V. 19!
Withcrspoon was the speaker of the pn
ftppnsinn. and he held his audience '
c" spellbound in his wonderful address, ex
On fast Sunday afternoon the A I- ~soi
len Christian League rendered, the W
0 following program: Short talk on i
? f?n>t 7i? ?T>y TVngiia* by-hisses Lan-? ^10
des Robinson, Alphcresa Robinson,
Nina Freeman and Messrs. Theo. a
Tear son, Hfttry^Tfibmpson, Janw* (a
James Holiman and James Glover, an
' Reading Miss Lucile Msuzon, Solo fid
>f Miss Landta Robinson, thi
MANCIPATION ('ICC KB RATIO
AT CA.MKUON, S. JC.
l^rof. 1 i. \Y. liauntK.udrier, of A
l .University, was orator of the *j<
skm. Tin- wt'Kei acted as Ma,sit
F Ccixmonit'S, A Iter singing ' th
igro- Anthem," which ^et'Jiied. t
nee, the writer arose and. Hit 17.
eeTT PFUI. A- 11. ITTack,- ex-eiksu
Mi of 'Allot]' t.'niver.-iIV. now prine
1 of the. St. John school to.introduc
L- speaker <?f the dav. Ho rw.-e in. hi
ua! way and..after .cu.nijdii'rtentirr
Ij-'ii University for the great wor
at,'shy haj> don(; alid pointing o\i
L'at uOrk "that the father of.the o
t thai great institution. most cs
?; * y '
L-ially as I-'rof. ol' Mathematics, ii
mod hu spcakvi of vht; -day, I'rot
. IiauingUfdncr, of Allen Urvi
rsityV. As the- speaker carue ftrr
id. a '^n'ai slin'.ii "Ai'jii ii|i. : Aftt'
yinfl -a'ttk'o compliment to the in
idutlihn and Allen University an'
tor yr**nt nehoi'1'o h* < off: ii.t'ilt't"
th the Negro og thy auction hloolirajham
Lincoln and Douglass in do
te.J: JJo sho\vc(l"that Lincoln -love
inanity, pntl" T'nV specified people
e speaker showed up the mistake
our former'loaders \s;hich burdenc
progress* of the Negi'u: He shot
that the Negro cannot, make it i
s country and no other eounvv with
t an" education. " : :??
There ; wore many, aged poi son
csdnt that had heard.many Eiminc
tion ' addresses but -it was decide
it IvroC-liaumgtirdnef of A Hon JU
crsity, Columbia, has delivered th
oatest that V o have. hcaVd. Th
. Car met gradod school, Mrs. J^or
Black, ?hs principal of the sch,oc
nmenus mm 10. tne, wrroic-cuun'.r?
rarijrcmonts had-. boon Made 'for
iade of one hundred horses.vL:i
> severe, fold woatjirr '' ^
the -mim)>oiY
Miss Ttlayiho Yerte! Black- arrive
in Xew .York iti time to assist h?'
rrtm?m?piTj'Mi'iM'n?fm T'hiin'iu.1!
n Day. . * :
MRS.-CORA B. BLACK,
jfaiois'*'~^,MI '
)l.l_ MltiA LUDGB NO. -11, h. ?
WBmmi*!'-*'. '?I~
I'. KLIvCTS OFFICERS.
, ; = -* - At.
the regular meeting pi Colun
,i Indue No. It. -K.-.bf 1\, held Jut
XJt?19, 1027,.. the following Vet
niod Us officers to serve lor th
st six months, baginnimr Jariuar
+WJHi ?. - r - ^ : -i.
Sirs W. J. Wright, 0, C.; MeKir
Palmer, V. c.;- A. r. Smith, ~Prt
6-i B. J. Mundle, M. of; E.;"J. Y>
rtlii-jp, >[. ut'.F.; E. R. Levis, 1
R. & S.; M. A. Taylor,?hi. of A,
_J....Morris. ^1- of\V, Past Char
iors ( has. 1'. .IjaviiS aril Benjaim
ozer elected -Grand Represents
es, J. W. Branson, alternate.
hed in the Palmetto Leader, nn
% ' J >
copy sent to fHe^Tannly of each c
deceased. Sir Knights.
There is. a reaped* whose' name i
ath; "ahtT with tris sl^fe 'Keen,'h
ips ,in every field <Jf human exh
ice. in the fields of infancy, chi!
gleans with no .l-espect of person
"cuts down the high, the low, th
h , the poor, the ignorant, " th
lined.
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We are daily reminded that th
le and place which know us not
11 soon know us no more; that ou
=- M
ys are numbered; that the bound
? set which we cannot pass,
the passing ot TiTrf1 follow?9t
lights -adibonishes each of us I
?pare to meet our God. .. Durin
? year 1fi27, two ofour Sir Knight
11 Jin own to most 'of us, have fai
5 whose lives have beep strehgtl
K.. ?k
l U| uvuuiiiK'u ouu rfiiiuuicu vy in
idime principles of friendship, cTia
and benevolent?,?W? rtote th
'Knights, ns follows:
Sir -ft,- -K; Brown, who depart?
is liCc^the latter part of Jahuar
rted this life on October 26, 192'
They have laid life's burdens down
changed earthly sighs for relestir
ngs, arnl thc t'rort* tor the ( row:
e humbly bow to the. will of Go
n calling- his children home, an
pe to meef "(hem ' nfrain.
Resolved, first, that we pftuw Tc
moment of silent prayer, and son
elected)^"tthnll we meet- again?
d, second, that we commend th
elity of th? d?parted for. the, Pj
Ian caus?. ,
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Columbia. Lodge. New-11, K. of P
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