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I The "Old Gray"
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A. M. K. lielegatcs of S.- C. (Jon. .
- - / _ Rev. K. \V. Manee, A. 31., D. D?
was the first to bo ejected. Ilo is a
great educator und wonderful .preach.
: ' " er; has surccssfully pastored souurrrf
the best cnutxlicS- in the connection!
.V .HeUus'been principal of. some df-the
- 1 ' .loading high schools, in thL> State and
_?;? provident of ^Un University.. fur 3
years? Ho is-T'he 'standax\l bearer of
, A. South Carolina and has the r united
support of the entire delegation to
bo elected at the forthcoming General
Conference, lie.presides over the
Charleston District.
liev. M. A. llollins, D. D., the sec-~
ond man, is indeed *a brave man. lie
. .just soon ruslt oM H Hon as ofi, lamb.
?? His kind is needed in UciieiUl Cuir-^
?J cr ninEUcJwmi1. Hie pu'.Mdes uu'l' Hie
Edisio DislrieT, and is the lirst vice.
president'-of the Suite organisation.
\ - K?J. E. RfAlaek)ibi 1>., is a polished
Christian gentleman, a preacher of
x no mean ability.- -tie*is the ehaii'iiian.
of the state Resolution committee' and
presides over the Aiken. Disi'riti. Key..
fr. ^Viibein, ljj.lL, j*' -ag'tenf pri a*
cHer"and pastor, a true ltieiufc aiitl
brother. - To know him is to" love him,
. .. . , He pastors Emanuel Station, Chaflcs?
" tori, whivh is the largest congregation
in the state. ' Hev. Ji 15. Jennings is
; a pr??duet i'l' lie n I ni'i ei. ity. a |V
_ finetj ybuiigman. .He is the chief?
secretary of his tuinua.1 Cuiifere-nee
and is the paster oi" Suihmerville Sta-?
tion. Key. lH An U'l son js; oiic'-of.
the best pastors iii the >tate. His kind
' '. is greatly in demand. llc. is pasturing
? , . . St. George Statiop and i.- .doing will,.
AioVr -Ar, E. It.- Horry. D.. IX;.r !t gii'i-:
e-1 gospel preacher,' }le-is \veU trained
and4j a-po\w r in his church, lie.
tpastor's Aiken Station, one Or the
most Intelligent congregations .HifjJie
. * State. Ti.'v T-* u*. r:v......
last ministerial delegate. lie pastors'
the jrreat, ( anip G.round Circuit and
is amoriji the in. st popular ministers
of his conference. The,deceased dehi-*
trntes will lie.of at the close
of ounnt reduction. ~
Mr. IX A. jor.es. the first" lay delo.
. natv o.V the eolilo't'oneo to-he e'leofed,
?i ! i? a rtowaril in F-innmn l. and otto of.
^ 77 * ' the Best lay nu niliers of. our dhureh.
It iva> Bro. Jones' -.that made the-,true
.report for theiavn'nm at the bishop's
. council in New Orleans. ThP Miymon,
??of Charleston hare Titore tharr~
. ( tained his report. Bro, S. L.- Junes.
" second man elected; is one- anions the
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?-.t-wtttiik Mv?in is in i;io cauvtyr. at
: . Aiken. IIo is a srnhvnrt Christian
ponilertian. a church lo\'or and .can
.. ' bo ' Prof. .T..S. Shank-,
lin.'is nh(v hf tin host, njlkcrs .of the.
" church'at- Beaufort. .J!o.-is.- at tlvo
he-.u! hf' the R -a a fort County. Tpninintr
' ' This ends the 1st of (IpIcqor-: fro??
I the nlo'hoj1cftnOyiopcu. Thf ('nltittti
hi a Is the ,re\ t ohlost. onnfov'tteo am!
. her mprorntnti'.-s wilt Ire- ' fija bnTbe"!
next issue. . ' "
. j 1 ho Southern Railwdj'. System
Thoro sirn yfi.uc rrcft.it c,.......a, ...1...
. . , V - rr"s;i\,xr',"~ ",,v
__ the' rnlorcd?pwplp should -make lhe
ahove' r:ii|ro:Wi . their spooled lino-of i
travel, 'First. 'It is -tin* only line
, that colored people can get resepva-l
tion in distant traveling. Second. It
? is the'"only company thai gives cheap
r?t<>8 f<? pcj?c>n3 trrtttisf-"shnrt- dislnriee?~
if they will purchase a round. 'rip.
ticket. Third, ft is the only com;u
pany thpt will. ncceffi^tuA'Ky fares'
on tl?? trnn from pevsohs holding i
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clergy permits. Fourth. This company
has colore 1 representatives .dni
large cites tu confer, with.colored pa-1
?-? Irortlj, Xotv, it the -above- r.ea'SHfcww'
would not caii'e. colored people, to
make this company, their choice,'they".
?.???? . .ore non-appreciative. Wt! KhptildTaf-'*"
range our, colored gatherings sc\ as' >
' t.o us?> the Southern tine s and thereby* [
- express our gratitude to- that com-j.
*TT~ pany for- their kind consideration of I
-? 1 u.v?I'ruf. J. HV. Wuodbm i v. of (!n-i
lumbia, ifr'lhe^eokH'etK representative i
chosen Ly lht? ct?m|?my to- n?;i resent 1
' 'its in thereat, to .colored.. (iaopfe,;. M?if
assur-dly they could n?t 'have -mailn .
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;t be.ttcr. choice, for Prof., WOodberr;
is anions the ffToSt'cultured of oui
grotap and CTjrmlly, intelligent. Yoi
can call oil,him day or .night or hav<
him call on1 you. - ' ?
Conversion. Qualification for Membership
in Christian Church.?
*?y noted evangelist, once after con
eluding ~ his buifiion ext^hdeH an ill
j; vitation to the- ungttvod "of the~congre
tr a'.ion. Ten"n'?ipon(le^M?6rh the'feai
of ;the building. Of course, ho~~fcl
quite surt> thitf all the unsaved ha<
^ responded to his appeal. .But ;bej
fore lie knelt; in prayer he requestet
those that were converted in the au
dunce to bow iipQn their knees'ant
those were not converted tu re
main standing.^-AjuL to his nttor snrtti'i,!..
flillV tu-d.t nf Jtll n i ,'.V i
-<ncti remained slnndiniT. Anumr:. thosi
standing were, officers of the church
Ah ml eis el the choir ami teachers jr
the Sunday School \Veve found (in this
mi oilier. A preacher that will promote'.
unconverted pcople to such posit
ions in his church is . either wealt
or wicked, 01* both. And any church
. that . trffl tul# 2'mte .such, is- coniprolTTcmtcr
Unconverted people
in hijih places in the church ape
. sendmjr it swjft|y to the' junkTprlo*
This,--t Irinji?- of making 'chijrch officers
out of sinners because of their financial
rat me- and allow-hitr sinners to
linishcd.eoMe>re ami put: inp sinners in
the el.toir because of their appearance
and musical talent is ati abomination
in the siuht of God.' No church can
he a powerful church; with sinners on
the official statl". Sinners in the choir
wtij-^-Vi-n! unity put Mn" pirlpil i.liT~fit
c- mmissinn.? Wlieie is the authority
that puts'*the church in the hands-q.f
sinners'.' i confess that..-llie church
is to some decree a reformatory, but
the injunction. is " except ye be con.'verted
and lu Come ia little children,
ye can in no wise; enti r." The learn
ed ar.d mn?i popular made -application
for entrance to. the lowly XaznTwne.
l>ut was confronted with- the pos'fmo
!( !arntr>in "yottihsi' ho horn Strain."
Tin.1 riTt! sought enl ranTT\r;l?ut was
i onimanded to. "sell- .nutJt- liut now,
a unanimous vot,. wool.I put, ^jH?oX
those classes upon th0 highest scat
iTi the church. D0 you wonder lhat
sinner* on the . outside are. , not inflrteneed
hy those on' the inside. A
?>11 '1.1 llf'tel'intr. the slaver of the
five-year old Dorothy Schneider, of
Detroit, was an elder of t^e.Qwosso
an the- body ?>f that anprel as though
It was the hody of a vicious animal
or a poisonous serpent. An UneonvuiHi-tl
man projuo-teil. to the office of
an elder in the- Christian church. lie
t\ presents a class. of officers in our.
ehuivhes today ami mFmtioYs of <71 IT,
' hull s t hat would do well "to.'exchange
M-r.s in the. amen cornets and.choir
h \? s -ajid lake tho. anxious, sj^. "its.
to 'make use of the Phillipian jailer's
pica. "M<n and brother what shall
I do to he saved'.'" And while this
is true as to church tmnnbors, many
of our.'pulpits would be more powerful
if their oeeupanjs _would move-J
move,-move up the King's3 highway.
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Our Whereabouts.
(hi last Sunday.wfe were with R'ey.
J. 1*. Biowirs^ftf^i-hP ^1 ill Creek jCir^J
c.uit. It whs a tithe long to beV'ro-l
lunulaTed.- 'We"had. a pc'nteeost indeid.
Four persons united With the
church. These with the ones' at 'Lan-'
caster . makc our tjuarterly number
1 ?? smee vie have been on the "district.
This charge is one of our best
appointments and has some among
. imiin t ion. Rev. Hniwn is ohe of the
1 est pasters in the Methodist-Church,
fie..is ;i .noble preacher 'and, knows 1
no-failure. 1IU will always be eared
for. ' ' - " ?; ?
" This week-end will find us with
Rev. T71- W. .lames^at ~Wtllo\V C^iove'
gi?U.... \V,.'...:n -.v? - .
......ww... .. w ?ui [irvutn at ine morn-,
Hio liu^liu-.^
<f the quarter jn tlie afternoon. Lot |
ho people {nay Tor the ; preseri.ee of i
-ho Holy Spirit. - '*' " ' ' " |
? "I.et utT advance un ouri-jthoeg.'' 1
ottt r nvn.Y TTATR?*
t r?r?w voT'vrt' <&
"TO SOFT VET VETY TTATR'
UR- YOUTHFUL APPF/AR-Jt
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PREPARATION FOR THOSE fy
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t* The Edisto Lodge of Elks held
jv-very. line-meeting: and repast tlurinj
'. last week. They admittdc Mr. J. M
t 1 Maxwell, the prince "jnerchant of thi
C city, along with Mr. Smiley, the lead
ipg da.ryman and Coach-Brice l ay lo
.L-of Ratlin University. As they wen
Cj a proas the hot sandk tJieiLearch deniei
1 their profession, but .each was sliak
1; en as if a stroke of lightening hu<
'; passed ^under them, . The Billy go
I in his work and all rejoiced and pre
I pared- for the nice repast such as cat
I only bc-j prepared by the?orders ' oi
~ Smalls. ihis organization, is growing
to be on.-of the -V^ry'^best -sochi
Societies in the city -of Orapg.eburg
1 _ JJUV-JL, tA . Jj.athings/ one. oi.thu s t a tc
- -leading pharmacists and?proprietm
.of the leading drug shores in Hoc!
Hiil, was a visitor here during las'l
I Week, lie was. accompanied by Mr
J. A. Williunm, the Lmculii KPst'i'tv
j insura>rce Agent, lie is doing a - line
business with agents reporting to'hiir
Mr. M. Nickole and Mr. John GathHill,-'
were visitors hm
ulsu. They all called at the TJoiilevard.
l'narmacy. " "
[ "" ? "iivy -1 nil MfHvMhj 'Mi., f'nw
.rude MeBride, of Mantling, accompanied
by Mrs. Annie Mae Tintlal
ami Mrs. L. V. Hare, of N'ew York
stepped ovt*r fori a short stay at the
Ihnifovard- Pharmacy. They, were enroyte
to bonmayk to visit relative?
here. , Mr. 'Leoi. Bowhmrr ?lgn" ne.
eotnpanied them.
^ Mrs. Georgia Frit/., sister of .Mr,
. itlit mail carrier, died Sunday night
and will he buried at St, Matthews,
Wedne'sday aI'teTnooiu -.The sympathy
of the commyifity goes out t() the
t iiereaved family. y
j Mrs. Ksihejr^ liilliard. and Mrs. M;v|
mie ILdaFtVu'm' of New .York, and
| Mrs. Sue-'Patterson, Mrs. Olive llay
lies,- of. Pittsburgh,' Pa., aye In rL. on
[the avount.of the death <d' their sis"
teif Mrs, ueurgia l''rit/; "
Met LLLLANVILLI', MAY'S
Messrs. Herbert Shepard ami Sain.ii
1, after spending several weeks with
Mrs. l.eah Siilupard, the former's
nuj.her, left Sju unlay for the "Quaker
City" where they will ply, their
I rmk-sits bricklayer and electrical cn|
gineer reSptOt ivolyr Both of these
I;. nung Jlle'u. completed iheir trades at1
t uskegee Institute -last year, Misses
i Minnie C. and Pauling?A~?tS.hepiud
accompanied their brother and his
i r fetid to Charleston.
Mr. Josiuh Washington, for three
dlonths a patient . sull'erer of. rhcuoiatisin
and other maladies, ttuietly
passed from labor to reward, this
(Monday)?morning at his home on
. no - j'ojtd.-" 1*'Ull Or a t services'
ill be conducted by he pasor, K'cv
A'. T. Murray, from Bethel A.M. Ik
Church,. Tuesday.
We haVe a; suspicion,, that thy eon
teniplat'cd increase of the potato, acieigfe
in this section this spring is hut
-tn?imk*^ of^ir nrico slump lorTThaT
oinmodity. licit <q- mimk?l a mms.
his_ year in ay not lift ."is gi.nar.oiK; to. Qu
as its predecessor. . :
. Jlr. .Jacobs, pgrieultural teacher 'at*
ho -MeClelkinvillo high school, will,
address the colored fatherhood on..
Ihursdvy evening in-.tho-auditorium
if 'Lincoln prt'ttdod. school.-on the pros
techs of producing quality ' oranges."
, ieiv o?> thu coast.
A\'c. heartily-agree -with M.*v J'ae*4js
hat the short inild winters, ejarly.
spring and long summers iiVake( or
digc production for this cdninVunity
loubly-.stire.--- 4
One of?the TIT any dreanfsi "(if the
oaclicrs of the Lincoln graded school
, aiiie true.' when the splendid set of
shades for the windows arrived lastf,..i
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Tht. agricultural boys at Lincoln
rratl.0 school arc manifostinT? unusual
intcrcs-t in thoir ^projects'.. Kvery oneis
striving to prodyce nmrc on hidot
this- year tl<:m last. (icorgo
Brown and Isaiah Xosbitt are trying
Tff !oa<l the Band. .. * /.
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IIAI'I'KNIN'CS AT vhoinii-ro
-Voorfiee?r*ttiiKcrs at Convention
Tht. Vnnrhntn^i.WBM.pTf-.rpt.Arrrnm
before IKe eonvontJ<tn of the
Cow day?-?|ETO'.' Pl-irtripnl Blrmtorr ad:
[..-'rossod the gathering orr Vnnrtuv1?;
and its activities. , About l'.r>Q of the,
Ucftors and. Ministers of the Upper
Dio'ccse wore present. Thf IU.. Roy.
K. CI. Finlhy, president of the- orvrt:"
vention, expressed himself as" being
i well pleased. ,.
Principal Blantrtn^at Fort Talley ,
Tt !_i' - ? ?
rriirpipai- -Ml antop spent .Tm? !.<!. ?
^mh to UttMi fit Port Valley, (Jrorprln."
visiting the Fort Valley prb<uj- anrl in
A'flOnfa atfendinir n'mec'ting in the interest
of Fort Valley. reports that
trreat things' are being acconifillshedi
for he school at Fort Valley, and that"
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rro leapfk
-] Principal Hunt has evidently found a '
, solution to the edueational problems^
i of a ku'ge number of the young: uien .
a -and women in ffcnt section of Georgia.
r-j Hoys' Basketball Team
Voorhees onttWal basketball- for the
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first tune, playing a gantb at Ilaines
. against the' Haines five; ft was a
Hiust intcrc-jing game liojn stmt to
.k finish. In spile of the fact' that the ]
Voorhees boys had never appeared;
j i h a;lraskeball gam-Tfielore they held L
^ the experienced five .of Haines fo a
secfre of t.n* to live in favor of Ilaines. 1
' plea.. ad at lly showing thev made a?aiio-i?Hhs?team?over?which?Prof.?
j._ TuU?lr"i wi yl;od fi r two or ~ttrnnr "
years. The boyft claim tfiat the next
they will, take the scalps, qf .
he Ilalncs^oyri:-?'
.; Knrmers' t'pnfereiice ">
| GV* silt' ]ffepVt'tttiohs arL. under way
just .now for our Farmers' Confer-'
, - > < e?Vriii< h?t oiuc.s . op?the 15th ofT
, I'V'br-uary, The preliminary?confer- '
( cn.ce- I.eing hold oir fhe. 14th" with"a
. few (,f the representative farmers, but
, tin1 b.i'f propai'ftflo'ii is fo.-Mh. nw.
., nu;rn!ng'and aftcrrfo'on of thp 15th of 1
' j Fubruui'V. . 1 . . .
1 h u'i;nl?| i nci'ilui 0 l? .dl ^fission "
I y the farmers in the morning; a pie|
Ire lunch' at mid'day. therf".all go to
he g. in nil program in the afternoon
at which. lifne some representative (
'man is invited to'address the. farmers,
i' This year Prof. L.? K. Hall, U. S. ,
A cmt i'-itf \'..v'l, C'lmiinf... i.? ?
, r--? * iHWHIIllj lltl? D.i'l'Il J
-ei.tu.ed to" make. the addrefcs. We i
. : .ire linking foi word?with a deal of , '
- pleasure *1?> thia tonCcr-enec. '?1??ji
Mr, Hall was Sent. t() Mississippi '
ami 1 mrsiana .last?sprituy?hi?assist I
he Mood Sufferers nnmug the ool- i1
nn;d fsn'picrs* in that sertion. ' He is) 1
a man of wide cxpcrjiinee, ami we. '
/ire V|iiile sure^tha't all who attend I
ilie C'onferenve . will be ' thoroughly /
botKfUtid. " 0
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ami four hundred and ninety-odd day'.
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pupil* is roac h map people in etf?nt |
Jutes; A vc.vy lut'i?c.pur rentage of '
y'-cse. students come from farm .
iioni.s. It's there a. splendid chance i. '
.? r :>i M.IjiiK oat help and instruction .i
j U .various', pail- i?t tlie country when 11
wit- i'ai nun s, .about IttUt) in number, 11
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. IN MEMOUIAM 1
In sad butl oying memory hti' be
loved husband, It err J.~C; Clark", whi
departed this life, February 7th, 1U2C
February.days,again are here,
Bu5vn< on that .Sunday night?? :
That your dear soul took its flight
It almost hrpkff-our hearts
Fnr IIS with you, to part; ?Loving
and kind in all your ways
L'pright and jiist to the end of youi
~ days; : 1 . *
Sincere and true.-in heart and mind,
A beautiful memory you left behind.
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Sleep on dear One, I nriss you,
A rid Toner for you through tears, .
It s-Vems but yesterday,
Still it has b^fi^tw^^-eacs.
Mrs.-Klla I'lark (wife)
Mrs. Lottie M,. Dossier (daughter]
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CALIIOVS FALLS LOCALS
The first Sunday being a beautiful
lay, many were present at Springfield
Baptist Church. Rev. S. ,M. McCants
I lie .inoderator'df the Savanitah Valley
Joodwlll Association, was present, ant
g'at'tl gutid aildress along, the line
:> mission.'^-llo said that every true
I hri.-Ulun .Is .a missionary for Christ,
His Words will be long remembered
in the hearts of those who heard him.
he jiastor, preached a wonderful ser11!
Oil, which Was en invoil lit- -ill
1 , W?? ?"? fi.vi
Yeard him.
May the I?ord."bless the missionary
?istvrs of'.'Springfield baptist Church
for the Rood work that they have
lone. Wd \vi re ; sorry to hear of
he-< illness of Air, and Mrs, (loorire
.ewis. We hope that , t'hey will sooh
jo well aRuin. T
Messrs. Archie and .Jjjo&e Ware wore
linner Ruests at the home of Mr. and
drs, ,T. Hall, Sunday afternoon. "
The family re-tinion that was held
n-the home of Mr..and Mrs. Williaiii
kard. January 27th, lt>28 will be
< nR fememberod. "
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