The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 10, 1928, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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Editor Frederick aiid liishop Hurst | i
- . ' ' t ' '*5 *:n Pi
r??' Ihe A. M. E.- t.huivh teois iiuiebi- > "
1 , ed' to thd giiU'At ttutor W this pam.?4-i
" who ranks umong tno brat mwyvrs oP ["
?> =?: thin country, toi mo t'.-.lidil'dM''
contphnieni paid HiStiop ii ursi/ lh '"fric^ '
editorials 61' tins. papcl a ^cw'Ts^i '
ayo. \\ nen you consider thai ilie ediO 1
tor; is-.a member- ul' andttier denomi- j >
' nation does not- only 's-trui;.ii&\w tiic I
- ??' staU'inoht hut .shows?wiiarjjm- iniiitir-^j
' - trial editor "The Eaiiuetio Evader has. .j
_\Ve heartly auree with the odiuoi*
_ :r. when he?eay-p-- that-- Bifhoft ~1 L'urst is
aifionvr the lew leadurs of his ra e. i '
\Ve are pro) nred -lo'~ny 1 >1 it l la- i-..!... I
' . ingr'of -Bishop liurst to tIvisl
. *" J saved The (lay A u li an .Me; hodi-m j'
in Sodth Caroliriaa. The lenders of; .
"our church- only were. liThiiiiar xvitlT j "
tjje..condition* of;uuii ehufih in this
* . ..state when thi.s wonderful leader ' k
"came.- He dlcl Here .just" what hodidr
. in Florida. He made, the.. African.
Methodist Church greater'than j; has,'
' ever luieh in the. History of this >"*.r'llo.
- He has not only done that hut he ha? 1
* won the confidence of all '.Vie, pe ^
? pie, hoth white and colored An.the old;
Palmetto.' Stattf. I --have Wvn- -no'- I- '
qifninted with tliis state- IS year?
?? -and?Bishop Hurst has les-s- urr?uTtfr-r
nt this satire'lit" the' yuadi-ceniuin than j '
. any bishop h'hlje sia:e has ever Ivi. L
He had some tluit opposed hint. Avlu ri '
he was first nssiunTTI here. X?t -f- r .
any thine; that he. did hut for whs.' '
T they thought he'y.oal.l ite. L.h;tveV.-eiiproa;
hinjr for years and, I have
?? never served, under a t'ner bishop- m
my life. Bishop iJohn Hurst js a 1 ai
" Christ ian-goritiemmri and an-1 pr' ya!
father in the truest svijse. 1 \x a- '1
lure' to say tluit (-Hero, is* not a piv hi- j .
lit.il ln>lu'P ,ni 'any church ?~
* " fewer enemies tha>i 'B-:.-h-.;> <l.tu 1 .
only-wish these person--'that aiv out""-'!
-of the <rtate -ami (ire intitni-'il to il.iuZlii
that Bishop 11irr~t..is" a tyrant,1 would
wit he 38'OIK'' of Ilia ivipiual VoiVi'efane;
Come and hear the illi.?sid jr . ".j^e ji< ii- j'.!'1
. . er testify coriccrning him. til"- tlioy j
-- r , would V-l&it hi< tulUi'l't iici'{t a>-.-! j
: 'how kindly he ffr.uy ..i a!- pp" n ;,ti j
J How tenderly he ha ml hs" t hVm, t'?t>y
~~ " would JTo- away .su<R:u.a-'.his~TT.! > :
~?:,nnd write diileivntiy';t' . .a :1 IT~
siders uon't know.-him and the inn r- vi
mat ton 1 hoy' got?m 11 :n?L -A ' i,. r
? - ? ?one or two enemleS Td:" j>6 truth'fu)
... t those thatf.. openly.oppose Bi.-h..p
. llurst.-in fr:o'u;h SSbjiiia <.... ... ^ cd
On the finger*' of one lutiul ati^
then leave oite-or I'm.c: - :- i- ;i
. margin.- ,Xow; vvhat caused 'th. m, to
get in disfavor with him .' - Let oil'aee.
hare facts in the'- -arse. . Alter
the death of Bisfrop 1 iv< ket, the ja'.hers
met Tn council ami assigned B 'a
op Ilurst -to-ourry out- the unexpired ,
. tefm of .thCdccoast d i 1 ?.tm >>.?nA?h-vs?A
?r??-?m-inmteiM ut' ihi.'. ?i:..m . !.i
" Stung BTsirop council and ,pi"*,1' vd n
.?'' gainst- the coming of BL-hop llik rt., i
Their rea-oon for d<?"ihg so, has- 1?" on
i a mystery?until this -day."?He.' hud i:
not done anything t.o thohr !>. < au.jc ..
he had not ..gotten hero hinr-h'.1 Hut v."
I do know all of those m blisters ex ;
-
??: eept one or Lao aekivvvje.igod--thut- . :
they -\vt'r,o. in erroii and the hisJiop
glad'.^Wjurgave them, and today, they
are httpfig leading- charges "hi tjiv
. stat.e'^1 coming to this general yon- - '
?- -*?fere nicy members, of theDocs
that look like a nu fe.iftys-bishop.I
also know .that sumq^ of the very \ H
same laymen that 'those miniVers " j'i
said-would leave the church.'if' Bishop :
Hurst was not changed, have said i
_ p'ublicly thgt he is tlu'dust bishop t'.'.ey
~T~have over seen. ,y""' 1 1;:ny?rfi
down ' "pvesldi ng editors ~~n"ml "in<7'7v;" ?I
pastors, heeds no.' discus-Fir.-t
"tKat is his desciplimrry Tight. .Again
?? no bishop.- prcoddTng elder, pastor
'. t president .will .have persons in their
cabinet that are not friendly di'posed
toward them. The same holdgood
as to employer and employee. ...
No bishop or any other person will j
allow his enemies to rehmln.jn |tToii^j Tl
places so as to fortify thorn l.. i.o-it <
him. Could- yoiv blame him ? Xuw ::
when; those dissatisfied people nt> sr
?tempt to toll the world whte^-fctm-bishop
has done to them, let them n!-o! :i(
telf what they have done foliim", and ;h
let the world, dec ids as to the ver- j ?oi
diet. There are those in this slaje. an 1 c
what I have said can ho atte.-tvl by 'of
with the bishop-were; homy~t~TTTofi:>-ti ' TTTT
to confess that they themselves were.,' of.
to blame. Now why should the bishop ilu
he atylpd n henpth.aa fiv;ilnw, j '
hia cnfminii n/lmit t h/.it t h/.w nt..... jtl.i i
-? fault. As a.member of Bishop Htn-"*'?
.cabinet, I know wherein I spcal;. And, 1
Idiftvc flnul here cn -rtbg nttrs'rd by~**r
? several?btmdrod?ministers?in Smith',"'-y
Caarolina and in - Florida and neyiTy t 7T~;
two hundred thousand lay members in V
these two states, A^ain, beinjf ore stir
of the bishop's c-abine^-officera, it is?wft
a-aCev -c- c- oo o
% V .. >'?-? l;r
md | a
I he New Rider il; 1
ipEllia , - ***' ' | |
ahual to cjtWvt'.'that' i 'wojuld- be on. .
lie M.iO. '1'iutl IS U'uc. "Alid f
et 1 ?'u noi /ikiw to puoitsh a?ia.so"
.' ? V:' ? u> cjiiTiv oi lrCari TiUviosl ol?"~
i.j .... iu.-t. vfi tim.Fiiiy tnu i'ii prmi..v
*Ue rnan'> older 11 ii nhs^'aml by 4s...V
.lUl'h <ii hjs 'jiOud liu or; as_tiu.\' urth*-;'
i-ne-"vi.ki' vt . rppse i have ,i'or this, eon- ,.i.<
ii. 'u.i. i. is to ae.i^aiut, llio reading -n
v'i i.l y aii the hlsjio'p'sN^iilc of U10.:
snap tin .\?have 4t-ea tit i-he '*
'..it. !' .*0. X'o\v\ litshop. Ilui .vt. dot's. 1
tii i-iy atfo* move ot* me - for this '
;ny h : < 01 lae had .1 .not written a '*
i'.y. l-lni's". \\ .>:i it. on-onr-- p_i
.e l -"u i> ii.' i \v i l.iv.rir '1
.s'ul1 all* il.y _he/~i .U-.iV .in -the civtvU.
: i . . . ;'o i . ii w:h* them tff l-hc' i1'1
:Vitrn-.is. i ir;y~v>'. ntTT^i i^Ai'iu v- h;s as- ].m
aila'ats-in-fche bhu-iv-sl uynis. In otiV '
rii u'l1 ' } uie\.s. D,Vx?t .annual confer-.' a
ci.r.'r- irTT' ifr:ih.'VinrinyipTfcy' "1
i t'xoiH r'vif'n}?- Hie bishop"of
..-he' alitfl n:-M.; nTihlo nloui '.him ...
"ne iV v \\ i.i.o. .make ^
!iu!i. ' IJiU the n'p. him.-clf pre- '*
i i>'s ' l tI'olil. th:H'.il7 so. Tie says
"my vo.k iftTu IiTy . hpmjt ileaiin^s'' j
'ii' i ilSJ^L lis inV.. 1' ^
--h'oy : li'oVi:i:.v:nt that w'olllil at-1,!.C
' !<,)' I it* J- n^,u(i ;v. ah.i- : l!i>hop John 1
li" -'V'.:. this com'ffv oein inl oonferi
fiLvn ii jiu.1; tj, lir;< ;U:h ( ni'<i-:
inn {iiul'Fi 'i;ii!ii v o. l.i jjso tip in ,(U>, i
1 ii '<:. .'ll:!- ' ^ I -:t ;> um il line. Would j *
iviv.ih<[i .sT<T*Tie. < mV. iho'{--thut John j *
aw. I1 in ': u? e I v.nuld dosit'e cv* } '
: . y ii.ink'Jii. I' i; p i!uv>t as 1
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r-vy ?, f,y Ij( )''.l'in;;y {lor. jj
f.iUti'PjohuH' Itw ;t TlH' Jf^l.
AiH ( ' I )i:/yu.- Vixyink is tliat nfj- . -I
children j ITiV"
U-- wove t_i.lie Ihoti tho ohlldvon.'of'
y-vi* y;au.M in* iv)t{(>'n . ar.d hjsA'i'
jJli f" i''liil li;- 11:ri.-l-ja
n :.-! < i a ivM-i. I Jurat* si lift!,. 1???
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:ui jiK-.-(if chi];} rf'iirinj*. He is as !'"3
i ;!:? i! F;;v above thti'n.vci'j(|frei"?
. 'en nil- rtaiit "Vllio" kiddles.! Qiv.J-lii'
V :*\i; d. li.ii-'Ki'n-ij.ui 'in.. (Hp par,' : ))}
"jtii'i' iiu-v c;iiilv*io students i-ri the aK?
ay.el auditorium. ' This is. the' fruit1
r'iH, (in I Iceriniy pnisuits *'r<
i' 'f-.rhhd. *[' reftf.s". we. are j l oud i
find ?.)rs. Ilurst-and all of & 1
^ .11.
i'-h" -fnlrreMa Conference deieyrrdos ' .Me
e eerirr- rrrfv:-idt'" ?; Tn\
Q;;r AVIu'rehtmnT^ ^ ~ ,
tV-o W'.ve vd'h Itery,. \Y. U. Rowmnfl, A.
I*.. r* All-n (brn.il ,,n '1-ist Snn'? ,~1
^ v'!? .H ra'nv (lav hut \ve had roc
Hit ivoyis . t-nie. Ih's a ',,'rreat poo- ins
1 e. flipy are simply carried away art;
li thrii pastor. ' ghr
vaii i.iyJ. 'A/Si'- '.H'T~~
1 Tm^PAonm
This week-end will find us at St.
'hi.if?Station nnd?Waterec Ciieuit."
\e will preach for Jtey. T. II. Ad'dion,
A, at Stp Philip, Sunday af
1:00 A. AI. and for Itev. T. H. .With-'
ps at Waterec, Sunday at 3:00 P. AI.
et the people of those Charges pray
?r the presence ofthe~Holy SjftHtr
*\ "Let us advance on our kjieas." . .
I AI"I'.IN BOYS EASY VICTORS
"OVER SCIIOF1ELD
Orttpueburu-. Sf C., March 3?_
i.Yflin -in?J-s have won every; game
aye'd in the- G eo r g ia- C a r o Flri a CGhironce
this season and Saturday
ight iiyed up to their record when
icy- handed . Sehofield her second
rubbing and were easy victors <vith '
S3 oic ot'b'l-l!3.? :
1'his game, the last one of the sea n
was a fitting end of a series of
ames played away from home by
?e c la Hill Tosser*?, Thyy hnd .jufrV-i
turned- 'with* two. victories' and one i
i.ss to teams outside of the pnnfov.
ive. They1 won from Kitrell College,
? ti.i i.deryun, K'. C., liyr. a Bi'nri' of ~
>-:?!. .At Hiirhain, y.' C'., tlrey -mdt M
fiVst -combination . knoKvn: as the i
a+a4h+??-Glub and won by a sgpre 1
)-JlC At' Lynchburg, the "Deacons" i
Virginia Seminary gave Claflin I
le'ir .second defeat of the season, the I
nve being Virginia 41; Claflin 21. |
\V i h t wo . losses Tor the entire sea- \
>n to Virgihia' Seminary and not a .'$
ng'e loss U? any team in the Con- \
yeiie.O, the Claflin Five ' boasts an 1
ivinitio record, and challenge the c
i t. jojintalile tea ins in this section.
La d- only regret is that they were 1
u.bic to show their stuff against the \
gei ,.'of Atlanta, Ga. . ** v
e who lop tire list on the Claf- \
i -squad aihl saw action. in\.every
i i' of the season were Martin and
hi'.ho'd, livststring fuvwards; Dythe T
lt d and Avnette,- first string ceri- I
r.-\.I5j;ike, Knight* and Johnson were
i.nf'K.* The regular substitutes were
vis. Pnyden and T. K. ftvthewood.
I he Se tt:-t> t ivi'iifil it- ?!.' follow*- -V
1.; ! iu- Ih'?Vipgiiiia Seminary-63. 1
lTIhi 13?lfarn.es 18. a
f'i'lin 1 lly-Tainc i). . ^
. Vim ?.S -Srhnfioijl 20.. ""ji
( in l ;?-KittiV)l 21. t
' "0 r 11 nines 10 . : t
iii'lin 50?Marathon 20. - j.
a". in 21-?Virginia Seminary 41. ? i
. /.in?i.'l . SuhiifuKl 2.'j. . 7
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A.- A.M) -f .-t-ttI .trEti E NT1TES
^search Society in Session.at .v
-?? A. & T. .
flu-. Kyrili Carolina Research So* \
ty ii,' t at the. Aaxkiultural? ami .
clu.h-al College last Saturday. This c
,.;.;..;..ati:ui is composed of thejead- c
. in tlurinu- the year: Three
VP members were elected to the Or- p
lii. atiou, I hey .w^re- as follows: t,
i coi. tj. I.. Washington, Dean ol".the p
i.hitiri Dei ai lment of A. hn<l T -
dhgv, who is a" graduate of the L.
i. -uAn-sctta-Institute of Technology-j \
i r 1 it11t: ii ' 11 i ii "I'iii111
T;.o l?>r the best , graphic solution j(
a Ui vO-'.-haj oil race track.
Pi of: C. I-. Atkins, Professor of j.;
ir,Tj'1s'.t~v"."A'.- and T. College, ivV?r> ?
.u 'graduate of Tufts College and a ^
i it of -S deuce from the University ,.:i
11 Av a, 1 - ? q
iSiif. .Mortimer C. Weaver, Profess- <
of Kng.i-.li,. A. and 'F. College-Phi t
a Kaiii-a. 1 roni Williams, and a 0
:.r . i- of Arts .lVcuu Howard Uni- n
r.sity. " t * . o
1/r. 1\ J >. liluford, president of the 'r
.anil T. College, was elected chair- u
m of the Research. Society to sue- v
d 1'eaii \V. S. Turner,.. o?_Jihaw -rr
r-ity. Prof. Benjamin Brawley ' ft
s.uiw University y\vas elected a "
mbcr of the executive committee. ' 1
DfFln-xt ivTeeting will be held- at |
Eayrtieville Slate Xorm'ul. \Z. ?
. ~ v : _ ... c
C
)r. Taylor Addresses Students on ^
Health _ E
? . ... . C
>r. R. X. Taylor, representing the C
i.lli Carolina Life Extension Society jj
iressed the faculty and studl-nt bo- n
of A. and T. College, Friday noon, D
ugh ?ud, in an- Ul'art to- <?ficotiragc - ^
iodic physical examinations as an ji
ii i i ii 11?7-r-f?r? r. 1 ..t ,.U?L . 1.1 S
w* iiuuiutnaiin; U1 11U el 1111. LZ
the fact that although ^
"-dcatfTi-nte of cuntagious disease q
rnn.-.tinii ly on the decrease, fre- E
litly examinations by competent 5
"ieimi.t me ^he .surest preventative ^
iilist disease. . '*> 0
jf,.Jo\vell Addresses A. & T. Forum ?
Tof. P. V. Jowell addressed the A. g
i. Forum' Sunday afternoon at 3:00 C;
"< h "U tJlg ^uhieet. "T4te-RfterrfrHrii'*'
1 Attitude." A discussion fol- ^
e<l Ins address. _g
& T. Quartet on State Tour.
Tie-vU-aml-yr Qimret umW tE^I Ar- *;
lion of Professor O. A. Millpr, has Z
t returned- from a tour of North!?
dkdprograms at New Born, N C. , | <3
lliy, N, T., and Thuhiasvlllo, JN. C. fti
??: " -~4 "
. I
PO LBAPElt ?~~~~~
Large and appreciative audiences at-' I
tended each program, ' 1:
Richard* B.' Harrison ta A. & T. "
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Richard B. Harrison,, note'd entertwiner
and dramatic feadetfappbared
in _recitat ^-A?-and -T. College, Frl- u
iay'ifevening; March -2nd. His program
included the "Court Scene"
from the Merchant of VtSmce, "Lanca" v
tfrtd Poe's "Raven." All of_hi&- num- s
hers were except ionjUly_w?lL..execut- 2
?d and the 'large and appreciative a'uv n
dience?showed'by its applause that ?
it was completely captivated.
I ? ?:? ' 1?
LANCASTER NEWS.
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'SoulsWere again revived ?y that ',l
hiost' splendid discoprse^bv 'the Rev. "
\V.' G. Owens, Sunday, Febraury 12.
During the ntght service a prayer '
meeting was had, followed by a timely ^
irwl on ?*?1" ^
....... sAiJcutirce meeung.
tihite aHoit wa^said a.bout the R
jf the A. M, E. Church and its found- ^
.'V, Richard Allen. . . "
Those who "wore witnesses of the ^
lacky 1'ariy at the St. I'aul A. M. E.
Church parsonage spent-n. very-ploas- iint
evening. The ladies'jvho >Vent
>ou?this ln~sucli a beautiful way Were f.
Vlesdanigs Minnie and Christena, Rut- 111
edge, \\ itherspoon, Zeigler, Gianes,
dryce,* E, M. Ch^ns and others The ?
>rize was given to Mrs.*3. M. Frasier, (
vho was considered from every tacky
stand point and declared the prize
.vinner.
Dr. II. J. Callus; in such an intelli- ^
rent discourse, discussed so liberal H
'The Height of Living a Christian 11
vife. ThOse who sat at his feet
vere revived in a double fold mc'as- 1
ire by his most beautiful illustrations.
Ve thank Dr. Callis, his choir and hi
ongregation for their splendid co- ?i
iperation and help on Sunday in in- K
crest of the stewardess boards Nos. F
aocrc and the Boosters Club. " CI
. ar
;Mt. Zion A. M. E. Z. Church to
. I nvgft audiences atleiidqd the serices
on just Sunday. The pastor, Dr.
I. J. Callis, delivered a very aeceptilile
and instructive sermon at 11:00 m
M. lie demonstrated that the gi
:ingdom here on earth was a eondi- fo
ion growing out of the lives of the rue
followers of Jesus Christ; which til
s righteousness, peace and joy in the A
loly Ghost. Dr. Callis also preached gj
n the afternoon at. St. Paul" A. M. E. th
Jhurchi. . .. . U
A patriotic service in commemora- ar
ion of the birth of Abraham Lincoln of
vas held at Mt. Zjon, February 12th.
t very acceptable paper on Abraham til'
.incoln was read by Miss Minima so
Vright. Master Howard.. Mill' read
paper on J. C.J Price, which was ex,- by
optionally gOOjd. The pastor, Dr.
louglass and Booker T. .Washington, 1 Hl<
'e.bruary being tho . birth njonth of. I
uch of these distinguished charac- '1
ers. The niusic rendered !>y the
nun lor mis service deserves spe-V;ial-.mention
under the direction of
Ir. .1. U'. Heath and Mi Magnolia "t1
lmA\v uu r cIkjIt is rendering excel- 11
mt .service.. . Iiai
! A STOVER LOSES GOOD CITIZEN se!
? ' ??:?;-r ' | th;
Mr. Jiish Labrew-, Sr., a well known ^
11(1 highly respected pl-'intci-of F.mt.
ver tticd at his home on' Sunday af- >t:
?rnodn, February 2Gth, after a"long he
nd painful illness. Ifo. was 63 years iqt
Id, and "a faithful and consistent -jet
f ' "-Cjeinbcr
;of. Mt. Zion Baptist -Church, tin
nd by his-trntrsiial intellect and will-' tva
igness to serve he was recognized as
s an inspiration in leadership. He fo>
/as a consecrated Christian mnn, ?-t
nd all who came in touch with him bh
It the warmth of a Christian heart.
NOTICE!
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at. am >
To ';;
RAVEL IS
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SOUTHERN-TIC
Ph.jne 563 I
. JAX1L5 WOODBURY, Represen
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FOR DEPENDABI
COME
The Citizens Fiirr
We have a c.omf>lrto line of fm
Special Price?^>n-Livi
PR ICRS RF.ASONABLF. =
?The Citizen's Furn
I I 15 Washington Si n
Kxa&eBxctcecBxc^^
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I Wa.t - - * ' i*.'.1
f'- rT. "* .
le possessed a sympathetic, kindly
leart and an ambitious Umpeinicii..
"hus Ire "Was rich in friends."
liTr. Labrcw was well known in his
Lome community, and elsewhere, and
monff fnohils ami rcia'iVcr. ^ >v
lOn Tuesday^ March i!Sth, jft
t Mt.'Zion Baptist Clnmh. Estom-c'.r,
-'Hluhlte lovetl so nvwic THe fn.no;
ervicds were held, .cen:!i:vled l y 1.1
ajjtor, Itevw^d^ rei U-y. uuil. d by
lev, S. Shiveiv'^rrttw > oh" v
lie family nlot in the cb: i h . : ?
.The hijrh esteem in y.hii h Mr, 1'f-r
row was held in his co : n y
kiown by the eoneoar o"^>f;
tat witnessed; the otv:vsiVfn, au'd-t!
eautiful floral oU'erii - ,.ib;vt .
is grave. * " j .
LRIr. I.ahrew is survived i>y Ids' \vio\v,
who before heV miiri ia; v./.
liss Emma Rob'n >m. ,vvl c: ^
Irs. Emma "Younjr. .Mr.-.' !1 'i J
tnlnr Afi'c fin i \\i ;: * :.v\v*..
abrew, Miss Ev"n I.:i>-iyv4 oil '
astover; Mr. Josh LaMe"v.% rf
fewnrk," Now Jersey; j ' ?.* J> .
ice nf C*o!nm!>l;\. ;th,i Mr. !. r?
t ew. joruLi)jx>UiiX-Jliul 'liviv; i'x:.j?u .
The following. nclccl |>n1UMvaun;.^i,
rot". L. N.. Scoft, Mii's.\rs. IV. |I ycy,
M. Shiver, House. S..T-I? ri i : I
ah n son. ? i
LA REN DON COIMY . FARMER V
tOMLKLNCE
The' fust fanners' conCeiv'.icc > .
larendon County was.lieut at iAovi(.
ill A. M. E." Church,- t rijayj
lary 10th, under the ii.irccuon of. liiv
irm extension ugetR/ fur. U m.
hompspn.
iar the speakers selected. lor Uij
xaiiion. Among- Evan . >w/e i- 1.
. A. Snivlhe. pi' Ai1-'"1 >, ' ?r-~.r..
. M? Rust, -ukrie'uRural a. r.; of
larendon County; Mo. j* ?. .u.
id DisheV, or hu4Htcr. .sul j : rn
counties Tespi r-nciv ; ii V
nnicls ami l)r. K. S.-. U'i'n.i...
;ake .College;.
Many helpful :ind- e'iu'THft.iyhig i.
arks were lold the L'u.rnioj I .. t
intleiHcjV 4Uitk*ev*M-y n<: .<> h; f
r. hav^ft^. iattcirtkul t! .-; . a
The .welcome e I.'Ii; . .. Vto i ..."
e' pastor, lh v.' i >. i.'. i
very hapifry-.taik ly IP v. ti. :
n _ _ ii liM' ' ; 1 ""'? ?
ling 'with Out a v.oiinui, -li .. . \
illiiinis, of lijlorrvi* was iotr. !"
id captiv.-ltfn 1 llr audit -I?!v;?-1
her feutrce.ss with poultry,'*
J ho St, 1'':jill :i11 : J P . : : Y .
en, ga\>> life to the < .;.! ,a v i
ntrs and y'eflA ..
An ujjujuli'iiK'i''(rt' xiii<mT i j
' the patrons. ' . .
ProfYThuhipson .do'-v-m^'trY;. , .
t for llio nmnn. r in hi; h 1, ' ?
0(1 the a frail'.'" ,
IE MARION ( < .
PUS* iNsT'n i i ?:
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The Marion County- 'JYr. in-' ' j
tuk- nunom',1 a: M-<. V.- . - ainlntr
SMlool, Alafit n~ p". C. ; 1
ary 10-11, 1
Every, fin in her on -fl^e proem i .
L'ves .special mention.- l.mt \ Y ": >
2 iafk" of space we shai.l just s; ~
a -fnv.
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We \vi>h that cvt
itp of- Sbut.h ( aviiliin c aid Ta\u
aid Prof; T. C. I^isterlfny. so per-.
endent of .'city. h.ol < n ahv .
it as it appeared on the j>:v : j i
^ c-Otir.se of the . i- . ?*
s. left unturnivT."' 11 is 'ohtPiie'v.
follows:' I'uMishjm nt Kiid
ui, to rol'or, to con.lo.rwM5 (%> . .
:orporal,?a-ujuffviliiiwi: ' j
o.pithots., . *%* . -?7
l'he institute was c
T?J?r?T7r~,r,r"' *r"
iy INFORM ATfON <<<>g
youf travel. I."? 1 .v] 1 ,
o get in to-nrli wi : o. y/-y i;
' time.
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K ET OFFIC F ..
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tative for the Soutlu iu [vj . *,
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LE EURIS'STUl I :
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"nitnro in the. .?*?
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iture CcijrfpKVy !
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Fnt'jrdav, March 10. J928
eel to: |;,;v3 1'mla L. Alston,
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V.r_i>i!icii y- i. l ie hol'or'e It 'with "
her vir.v' excellent* di: course" on Eng-. . w
:~^hc ^utuVaied witli her .
and did' hot fail to put it " 7* ?.i
O^^r-nrTr7(~yTr"up. ~t "
> . < S. t. : !!, Mipoj'iHtemlent of ' '
: . ' y '.'school's, (It'liVei't'^l
masterly atldr?? =. uIs sdtftcct >\vas '?; p _ <
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T;i .?-T:li;-ii?i > r.-o cnUvtainniont for*
. ..'j- .Mi.rryc^ted w 1 1
~r"~~ .'h.r. ,;i'l, hifrlr1 school '
a. I . a citj* sfhopl system,
?a v.r pfojfruijv. The
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