The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 04, 1928, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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S The "Old Gray"
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d' ; A M. F. Delegates From S. C.
We are inking this ineuiud ~of mtroducmg
to the rcauers of the^I'al
metio Leader ail of the delegates elected
lioin Soui^t Cui'olind "fo 'WieA.
?Mi* ErUeneraLConfviynCTcwrhictr'inegra
in 'Uiucago, ill, neJtt*Jluy. '1 his, is in
" keeping ' with our urdmia -triSde at
each annual conference in this State,
?-??And " this! J^J-vvhy every raccJeader
. should subscribe .and read this .paper.
A paper thhV delights in givnig space
-???- -to publish the aeeomp 1 i?'li11ieiit^ 1 gT
. worthy colored men und women. -Xhe
number ut-deieguoes from this .Stale
:is 68=?ministerial 50, including our
egates 18. All el" them will be presented
from the conferences that air
a lecte^I them. sentence will follow
each .'delegate's najj^-which willfully
. acquaint him to the many readers oi
the delegates the-niselvcs to be readers
of this paper, . so as to know what
others thihk of them, Thert'luu, thi
general puLlic will /make no mistakes
UQ letju: paper lihd its way into theii
homes so. as to'know thy kind of material
that is tq represent the A
"*M. E. Church in thisj Si.ate. Sinct
onrly one third of our space can -hi
. > given each week for this introduction
:; - - we can- only Hifroduce one confer
. ence's deica aeach wcrlf. But w<
will" contiuue every week until tin
list has been completed. The follow
ing is the order of. intrbduet-ion; Sou
| Carolina, Columbia; Northeast", I'iyiJ
. niont, -Palmetto and Central. Senior!
ty is the method used. Beginning
. next issue,.the delegates of the.Sout!
f Carolina CiftifdiTik'ty-Both .hilnSleria
and lay will be presented. Watch thi
* "Leader." " *' - .
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Negroes of Columbia, Not Slothful.ii
' ,. Business. * That
there are Tligher busines
r " heights to he attained by the eoiorei
people .'of Columbia we do not den>
~ I but one musf also -admit .the ab6v
N- caption. The; WaVCiiy hospital tha
wa? 'advertised - in ' this paper a fo\
days ago, is one of the best ibstitu
t ions f( 1- co'ored people i.. tb? Stl ;it ^
" Dr. N. A. Jcfikijis,- superifttoncTcnt, I
' polite to pn'i'o.nls and employees. A
side from his great '.fitness; he i
equally aecomoclative to people of hi
race. The Good Samaritan hospitr
is also an irguipont in support fo on
subject.. There is not n colored ur
dertak'mr .esfnbJ4sh-ment in the Stat
' to'SUl'imSa 1:1.i'. ill .ioi,:i-im and Ui.u
ley, the dead luoin looks __like
bride's chamber. Isoliiing. depict
' . <sadness about the piaco. The-l'mcl
, ney's funeral huhie will also, testif
that the Aegro is iiiit tin un'knbw
factor in business here The Citizen
Fiirni'ture- Company in tins city i
-*- the best if not the only oiie. in th
. . State. It is a credit -to- the Xcgi
? . vflcf- Kcurv coinied in r.-i.n sin ii!
.inspect' tins wbnOeriul slock an
l li;adu here, Too much cannot be. sui
r of those Bupt-i.sc ministers -lor -U+
noble enterprise. 1. S. LeeV'y;has tl;
largest colored clothing lhiuse,.In Ui
- : South. iJocrs not tlxiT stjoak well f<
' ; Columbia.. Ail colon d -people slioul
? ?"strive i'u ji'.ake !i giva'civ 'The "Hi
period, Regal u'ni.l ibbse drug- s'.ori
are Iv.'onum'enl's^o the Ci'edit of Ncgt
enterprise^" in the .capital city. Th
subject, wiir be continued next is^ue
Watch the "Leader." _ j
b? Crimes Caused by Ignorance. VflF (loi
It kidnapping* lynching, rol.b. ric
murder- and aH other crimes mus
* be done away with, vre must have ti
world of mankind to know God, Sa
. but nevertheless true, you seldom hci
of a man that was ever lynched \yl
was a devout Christian. I mean.
man that knew the Lord;. One m?i
be equally truthful when he saj
the samd. applies to those who- pa
ticipatc in lynching. It is well e
iablished that the Christian Avhil
I people of thia^country lire Lit. i^
1 ppputed to'criif.fs'/ev en lo the lynol
ing of .Negroes. They plead .'for la
fcn . and Older. The -white press of th
.. country denounces lynch inc.; an.-l 'otl
er "crimes in the see crest' torflis: 'X
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' vn" A T> T7* \'T-T-T7r> Tr^n of.n
TURN KTVWn-y WtrFv tt a Tr
J. HAVE FVFRVON'E ADMJKK
k' i y-i ?Mry,.
r TTTTC: ^TT-AC-T-T'P r*v r>T7 t.
Jl s'rtvAi<j-iiT had; rn.u.mr:.
"TT WHO JIE^ICJT T^P vrv IT
I- A RFOTTTAR FT7.F, WILL
[ . > CEIPT OF 25 CENTS
k T pietvvox
and .-,. ;' |
The New Rider I
lilip Ellis
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^Oxba?6aO qOOOO.^O.C83<K>^
none of them more pronounced than
jnt; to witness and read oi. thg. liumeruos
crimes thai are Ucihg committea
ui tliis age-an wnien we live. foOmc
01 them. Bye in. uneuiievable, Ignorance.
ol Crod is tlie cuuse di them'ail
' Cast 2suvciuueiy_a_yii.ang Aegfo iy, trio
; yyy, ot ^mnter, lured an old man JU;v
ouiSiuU ol the city limits p'retenaujfe
to seil him some cross ties ~anU. cui
iiis lioud oil' .with an mxe. and ther
: threw his t>ody iiTtcra~" IvogijCTY; Tin
records showed that that young erint
inul hud no-association Whatever will
churches and bunday schools*. lie
know not 1 he 1 .md.' 'llncclmrclics am
ihe Christian people are called upoi
. - ver before to interest them..:?.
in the saivauyn 01 mankind. Huvt
! 1 hem know the lord.
s Li?'Tr nwuil tu trtjnk uf the un.taft
r CQUliiliona of " this" \fyrld bccaugg"u
i ittii. The innocent pnpdren of iht
: rich cab scurcciy a ttemN. school fu
- . being kidnapped and heluV, for ran
> Loin. Ane cannot walk thc\ street
: with a largo sum of money ^n hi
- person. Dare, any man to "have sjpv
. :al hundred dollars'in his home ant
. the same is general 1 known. Per
?. sons are bing gigged and robbed o
, .their- hard earned funds in thoii
. \vn. homes. In every case the' pej;
j. -sons-'-commtitkig t-hesc crimes anr^iir
; r.orant of God. To dispense will
. crimes, the criminals must be reform
, red,. I don't mean .educated but rc
iVrnxjd. Edward Hickman who is be,
. ing tried for his life in the Ctiliforn
J. *" i
r ia courts: for the^kidnapping and mur
i dcring' of. the innocent Parker gir!
f \wia fairly?cducatid, hut-woefully i
j need of reform. True reformatio
comes only from knowing God. Th
people of this'world'must know Gbi
i "if crimes are to be reduced fror
where they are tqday. It is g. sa
s -igh't to see the scores of men an
j women, -beautiful" boys and girhg*.?
, he rural district that have no afli!'
(! i ions whatever witlT the churches i
t their community. Thpy don't even e
v to church. \A11 day Sunday they fro
!- ic. around from place to; place in a
h- iiia iiii r of 'micclrof; A program mn.
<i he put forth in some way by .son:
to have ilnoc^-pcriplo"ktipw 11
s fiord.' Otherwise" they, are dcvelO'
sling into criminals of which no criry
il will he too cruel for them;tG-eommi
r Tlu' only remedy for crime is to kpo'
i- God. T mean to know Him in yov
e .heart. A sad mistake many paron'
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1- "7- nrtj.'irMT If U' inr>)'.r u I'limnn?ra
h'j'r children to nttond the every dr
< .'h^l and enoftv.mftc thorn to noi
i- 4hl'- the Sunday School. Rut rotrar<
y-?rr.c-? of their-worldly wisdom. thoy. or:
?)' -hly psennp tho pitfalls of sin. ar
'j .-rime by knowing Cod.
Our Whereabouts.
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On last Sunday we were on tl
" liS.ihupvllle charge ar^d "CanuU
j-i \mh Keys. Kulf and FurfinT respectiv
, I !y. It -was another cold day, but v
j ;ad- a blessed time at both place
,1 believe both of-these good mini
Iters will do well ?n.these places.
J Tilfe week-end will find us on tl
(j i Mill Crock and Con?ar'e0 circuits. \\
' ill ] i : ach for Rev. Rrow'n m Mi
iM'rook. Sundav at 11:00 AM. ar
? for Re v. Pompoy on the Congaroc ci
.V' -uit at 3:00 P. M. Lot the poop
| n those charges pray for the pro
I "Lot its advance on pur knogti.V
i.e.- ?3F: the" Holy Spirit,""
>jN^>VBKRRY COL NT Y TEACHER!
>. ASSOCIATION MEETS
4' ?ie
The Newberry County , Teacher
td Association mot'in its regular montl
ir ty meeting, January 28th in the Dra;
>0" "i.'n i?-tr high sohoql auditorium. T1
_il?. icv-presidont,, Mr. R.-F-. Gladden of
y < ia'od during sthe opening due to
's d> abb in the presidents family. ;T1
r- fivt sopg was "Blessed Assurance
s- ''rayer was offered by Rev. Wr
.e Thompson); tiftcr which "Toiling Or
iy v.;as sung'.,. ... '
JII'.' jt'isi.lcnL Mr. U. S. Gallma
.
v.* came in. and conducted the remaindi
ia of- thff -mec; ing; "I!C TVinundetT us i
\\f XIUXTM?4+i<tfnrtr " wIIIPU 1 ?nrr! i
h<J H'U'.'liary Oth and__xli.itriiij^rcd son
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A. PREPARATION FOP THQ9T<: ,
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RE RENT PREPAID UPON RE- >
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' TFfft P'A'I.MEri
literature. ?
??The county superintendent of education,
Mr. D. "17. Wideman and Mr.
J. H. Iiighiacy?were present and ad
dressed the- body.?-Their addresses
were filled with inspiration, pep and
will be' of much aid to the teachers
if they do, those things outlined in
theirruddresses.'
I ' This, aasoeiation* has . ? sonie?rent
'1 friends who do not hesitate to come
j to il\ meetings and address it., The
^superintendent wants this association
j>o register and attend the Palmetto
State Teachers.' Association one hun!rcd
percent.
Saluda County is sending represenjl>ui^.mannerisnik
Newberry Colinty is
' he. banner county.. Its motto is
- C'Mahe a RecorcU"
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r"MB^EDWARD J. WILLIAMSON
1 On January 15, 1928, the-soul of
Mr*. Edxyard J,. Williamson passed in~5
thy ffreat beyond, alter an 1111
'.osS of more thun a year. His soul
asks in. (he sunshine of the Vast for-.ve
I'm ore, and wanders antonj* - 119
ndurinf^tlyonfjs who joyously meet
t host1 Who lY.IVe IhrotVn 61T tin. t'eti*
* crs 'of worlcrty cares and sorrows.
. "-"Mr:;1 tathson was the only son
i >f Mr. Lawrence Williamson, who
v. >ri ceded him several year ayro, and
Mvs. Minnie E. Williamson: lie was
iorn in Columbia, and lived here
practically all of his life until re'
ent years. . . lie
is survived bv his mother, Mrs,
7 Minnie Williamson, and sister, Mrs,
, md friends. Lj ; M:
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, SOCIAL Win:I-L OP CHESTER
OnVFriday eve.nimr, January SOih
lie "mth'c jrrand order of. Billie .Goats
htir'.ained their, dames and youns
ion with their initial -and most elab ate
alTa.ir at- the residence of Bro
?tinitflams Ayt?i'.c^Theu0?:$ 4?r hoiiin
I Mrs: .1 FLDniin-l.-iss. Mrs. 1")i?ll r
issAyers, Mrs. Henrietta Williams
' kisses Lila Brown, Lois E. Henry
1 Bess?a Lewis. Pearl Masscy, Toy
fa Miller, Sarah Alp.ler," Cera W.eav
r, Messrs J. W; Agjirs, and Gotti
4 hificeck. J'ht, gjreut angoras pros
it were: L. S. Brrwn1 -Senft Foyte?
. amos'Stanback, Israel Stanbao.k/Ha
fid Ayers, "Thomas Wright-, Thorn a
' ohiison, D. T. Kenney and Douglas
i > .. ..
\yers.
' -4%*?wel.'omo address--was ? beaut i
- -ully delivered' By the most cxalfo
f"?-ra, Tt'-f. L. P. I'iDwn. l'nll ttei
i h an"'cnunciat'ive response 1 y Mi.,T.
Douglass.'
.The wholesome,;nulritous and'de
L Viuii" it I'roshnionU-i and?the rhyt-h
lie, rotes and artistic touch of 15n
f ';ex>tt Foster at".the- piano,-convince
-1- " *\ci j one present mat Hie all air \va
tdeed enjoyable.
' The occasion marks tbc spirit w'hic
nculcated and penetrated the mind
"if reflective thinking young hien ia
: hosier for' sometime-. ? ??
The organization-, has, for its. sol
- -%po? and aim to. ..tki.se and pci
" ctuate the life of the cejnmunity s1?
inlly,-iutcllLctually and .morally, Jits
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" I 'lARTIX ELECTED CAPTAIN O]
L KAr laliS S &1|IAU
Orangeburg, S". C. Feb. 3?At ,th
annual football bajiquet the li'J? let
.ir men clio.se "Harold Martin as thei
~TTpTTTtn TuT inei ' TJ? sea si. 11. ~YT
i.Jrcsscs-JljyCoach Taylor, Dr. lvr~i;
j Burroughs," alumni vrttilueiiL_aiul sex
ral of the retiring football player
s" were added features to the eluborat
~ repast -lor- - the evening
For the l'ootball sqiurrtpthe heurin
>i the names.-.Of those Nvho had Lee
5 ,-hosen La .get lha jehortohed let to
.or 1U27 av^ls fho'sf important. *1 hi
, ami! early in the. evening whom th
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j allowing men s names were, read: /
1 j Bythewood, Sylvester MeCullougl
^ ! Charles Byrd, Lane Singleton, lie:
j v. rt Duftra, Hampton Smith, llarol
I Martin, William- Kmght, Isaac Mui
' | Cay, Howard Blaise, Joseph lis (irrg>
' A. Johnson, James Whitfield, 'He.bg
! Williams. JessW Arnette. These me
^ ;_rct i! ( d and c leetyd Harold . r\Iar an _a
-I tlicir captain for lt)?8.
^ ! After 1 hp"6!f cHotrConoh !_>rice Tn>
^ or addressed the squad, praising.'thiei
?a '<>p Hkm't 1 m-alty rtrirt-hard \yorT< t7i
; ( past season and told flwtm jof the_pInr
t'<y spring' practice and the lt>28 ?(h
- j^nnr Cortrti Taylor installed the ncv
| ly elected gaptain and 'presented tl
jv'- 1 i'rMfct' f()othn11 trophy. a lare
ft silver fftotTutfl on a pedestal, to tli;
S member of the team who had prove
f ?himself the most valmhlr to the squr
^ ihi?-iii;? thn, r.r.T'i-m tif t'.v.*
v i Herbert Dubva, retiring senior, w;
awanrTecTlli.it honors ??
?_I_-Thr address of Dr. BurtwffttSPw
J very timely. He emphasized t)
f place of athletics in the school at
!?* spoke cncouraprinjrly of the effects i
( athletics in Colleges, and at the san
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rro I.badkr , ' i
time cautioned the squad to guard a- 1
gainst thp desire to represent the \
school- in all of the sports to the dot- 1
, rimcnt of his academic . accomplish- '
ents and his physical health. | Music
.for the evening was furn- I
ished ly Slew.ardV:-aerena'ders.' W. 1
i , S cwaid, who is bandmasc-r and ;jl-i '
! ?*h asislant c aeh Was direct tY. At'-,*
V,*c r. shfot talks ,b.v 'the retiring- nigm- c
- liqi-s' of the team. ?TtTW 7?' en:v.uV>\: 1
i LayCJ tluir last si!;Mion and~endod .
'the .well spent evening. '
A. AM) T. NI3WS '
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(iivensb r;>. N\ C.?The appearance*'
>>t nic Hanifton (ileo Chih, under the
..-personal directipi^'yf Ijr. Nathaniel.
Dett, a.t A., ard T. College, Thursday
1 evening, February i 2, . is antTeipnte<t!
|wi h'unui'ltA.r pleasure by the citizens 1-!
of Grcehslibro.
JL? Qn the following evening the 1
Frcsh'men nr'd Sephonn res.will Clash
in their annn d doh-j'n TlVn -nhjeH?
will ho "Co ducat ion at *A. and T."
XHigh School Debating Team.
At a cec'ont meeting'of the commit
rec m enarge 01 high, "school debating
in North ("ii ti]IJUU I"V. I\??r Alert liner k
U cavt V of A. and T. College was ap-i
roiniecl" t0 suct-ceil Professor 1). K.
( hc.rfy as (hnir?)?h*t>f {lie? committee.
The lat'c.v. \vho has- served most clli;
cieatly in that eapivity for several
years? is i)<?\v doing graduate work in
the-1'n:versi! v nf Chicago. T he -co lit*
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nit toe, co mposed of Measrs^.M. Wea-!
wr, Ki E. Outright; High l'oint, N. C.; 1
u. S. Cozart, of Kalei^b; lj. L. Trigg.
tVih5,pn-Salem; C. K. Hope, Rocky'
Mount, and W. A..Robinson, State suicrvisor
of Negro education, hope to
make lt>28 a banner year in the de-.
bating history of the State;
& T. Honors Football Heroes?
A. and T. College \vill entertain its
[ A. A for 1.927, in the" form of ap
iif<umal'reception, "Saturday evening j
January 28. In addition to winning
he championship, this team, has - the 4linof
of having five players on all C.
[.A, A<-American teagisfqr the past
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NOTICE
There, "Will he a literary and "musical
treat-uriven under the auspfces of The
Citizens' Building. Organization, at'
Secprd C*alvary Baplist^Chureh, Fehluairy
T3r-Btt,'8. R:0() B, M? Judge
Kimball will address-the body.
f e or a T7I.' T3i,,.., j
4 V, V IV l\t A I V . ? I VI V Illy
C. T. FOSTER. Secretary.
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A .1A X ST. V \ TF VITV Tv MAsqr Fit W)I
FftlMAV fifr \TVrtL-_:
' WEEK ^
The Odd Felfows hall t will bo a
"ft'iie of beauty and a placo of lorvab'e
attractiveness, on n^>xtT Tuesday,
Febrnnr.y 1.0th..-when tlfo Ajax and
'heir invited friend? meet to celebrate
<he:r third St. Valentine Masquerade.,
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