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tfAnrc FTcnrr. ' v SUCCUMBS I MKS. Clfi Mrs. Gjrlie-Xcsbitt. who de'parted (*;, was the 'Vcli)\cd.iiau;;l.U>rrt.l' NIiV St., Columbia, S'. C. Mrs. Xosl.irt w:i-yh,iin i:i Halcsiii; She leaves' to nvuvn her los^'m "Mankins, o; (' -Hi-i-iS.-.'C.; sikiei* A Jones of New Vovk t it'y; husband James Xos'iu. .1 . i at. liter.. 0| he] host ot oti ;nut m. nds.. ? 1 ' ' ' . . . q - .. ? ? 77: itto; ' f . J1-** . ?* v The: Richland -County tSeh-ool S rSchool buiui.ng. -?ui..main't,'e iiu;]* uziEJEraigjErarzr^^ ONE PERSON A(TT1;NT.\ . EVERY I1YE.MIN 1 O il < is" ooumern Southern j : - . * ' , MOM I ; , \ . % 4 - i . PROVIDES iNnEMNrn Double : $2,000,00: . -.v. ; *; . w . [ ' ' 2T0 ' s 2.(:; n.'M g > l.OOJ/i.O i - E ... GoG.GO.**^ jP| ,/ Rcfiistratioh-and Id< rul- ^ ^lc insured Hurt <-r IH tho Cwtii any- \v,i;l in., l'v.ju.. Hi ?nn 1 dtf.a.. ! .j i ii l1 in' ]>l < Iny up to the sum of.C^Tho it uinheJ Surgeon's F B If the Insured fc'ystjlins Injtjrie suit in disability, thj expense.* thent will be paid, not .to cxct r rtamnity. - ' " ' More Wages Are L .... - ^ : - C.VN'Tj jIEIiP G ? Agenl . J ' tf , ' N WILMINGTON =y; v''*' ..,,8kv W LIE" NESHITT L this life, March Oth in Wilmington, N. and Mrs. Arthur Mankins of 22'J-M avion other and father, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur an.i brolher-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. Charter I and two children, James Nosbitt, Sr., hi Nesbitt, of Wilmington, X. C., and a ? . 1 . ^ i?r~?' u*- :?; l: g - .r ^ z I lilt JU AM) COUNTY TitAIN'Nd. SCIK . / * . . ^ -?; . . " choo'l, Booker Washington Heights, ne:u yuiliHpre yi this city, is the principal. ^ir^jBi2J5iFjamEf2iaiEj^jaj5iajajcLrs T.l-Y KILLED ONE I'KRSO LTES , EV] Standard Acci r - OEFJ2R ED BY Fidelity & 5 W. (t PEARSON. President . ' ' : OFFICE: Dl RH AM, NORTH CA ~ FOR LOSS OF LIFE, IJ.MB, Sli ?: ACCIDENTAL "MEA\&. ' ' ' ' _ ACCIDENT FEATURES" . .* ' o ? Life "5 i. .v Both- tlancja'or B'HlT'Feet __ r One Hand a:id One Foot {sight of 1? ;lh Ey^ XI . One IJand and fchiciR/W V 1. . Sightrof One \\ >nti Picat ion .' V Ho: I Snvay from .Home If Injury causes "in: l-\,l^frirnd.i Hi TTfT .lavs, THTTT -mm m TTie.r cfaro . ??;W.aiu?.qu). ; ' '" *"' ... , - ??-? 0|>ti s which do not rcfnr surgical treat. ' ,For I"^ediate t cd one week's In- Ranging from T< diva I^llars '(S3 A. A- A. - f 4 - * t iusl vjii iiccouni 01 Acciat Through Lac k of Work fiTTINGTHTUT ??YOff fs in Principal Cities in Smith Car t V v . . [ .' ' ' ' ': 'pr?ppppr?pfppf?pr?pppf3r3pniff * V _ *" THE PALMETF _ZION TO HOLD' TWO WEEKS' REVIVAL i # U. . A t^wo weeks' revival at Zion Baptist Church will begin on Monday night, Mar. 19th .and will go through to Friday night, March 30th. _ ..The noted Rev. T. M. Roykin, pnstor of TJniori Baptist Church^ will do the preaching the-fltst week.; Dr. Boykin has no equal as a revivalist, lie is profound, witty, a natural born pulpit orator ahd a preacher. You omuiL-hear this mighty man of- God.. Union Baptist ChurcK and officers and choir will accompany this great leader.x * . / j The Rev. W. M. Watson," pastor of the Tabejaiacle Baptist Church, Greenville,-.will preach the second week. Rev. Wot^on is unmatched arribng the youngei* ministers of this state sa a preacher, singer and a man of prayer. lie can sway his congregation' whenever he wills. His tyle is chavnf ing, magnetic and heart-breaking to the rebellious. He is. an unmatched tornado. REP.*'HAMILTON FISH WILL OI? POSE TRANSFER OF DEEDS, i OFFICE New York, Mar 15?Representative Hamilton Fish; Jr., of New York,-has written' a letter to the National Association for t^K* _Advancement of, Colored People, 6U Fifth Avenue, stating unequivocally tjiat he -will op; pose in Coif press the bill II. R. 11072, which would transfer the office of Recorded . of . Deeds from federal . to ; ; C- 1? ft .. ?i??: :: ! i?. i ; )OL. v , i* Columbia, is a modern Rosemvald N ACCIDENTALLY INJURED 5 ERY TWO MINUTES dent Fohcy | >urety Co. | lIIOLINA | O IIrn rvri mt n t tt??t ~ C - uni un liMEi lil Cj Single 3 3T;-2l~" 7Z $1,000.00 r B 1,000.00 g l.ooo.oo M 1,000.00 |f 500.00 W -W- --- 333.33 V * ? spital Indemnity-- v" Confinement in a Hospital .with- * nj ndcmnity-for the period. ". *?1 anal .-Ardemiitttes : ~ ? 5 * Settlement Fixed Indemnities 5 n Dollars (310.00) to Ono I? 100.00) as per schedule. . H :ntal Injuries Than 1 can tie rnwanen olina. ns^mRORSiiuiiiniim^& v. O LEAPEIt Ul ' I wA h IuhREII^^^^ v MR. JESSE O. THOMAS ? * - . 13 Field Secretary of the National Ur- f ban League, of Atlanta, On., wil^p--^ the principal speaker at the State ^ Teachers' Association, Friday eve- ^ ning. ~ s ~Hvi "TTiumas is uiniTiT??^"ifrsoirnf ^ farnlinn Knvinir Konv. , |/* anv*|*c?? KJL Voorhees Institute at Denmark, S. , c. I .MEMBERS OE- STUDENTS" COUN- J] CIL INST A LBTD^AT"BOOK ER~ U WASHINGTON SCHOOL v The students' council of Booker I Washington High School was formally presented to the student body at : an in?stallation'-excrcise-hcld in the school auditorium, Friday, February ! 24, 1928. This year is the first time in the; history of the school that, its _ ; pupils through a student council have | have.participated in the government ? 1 of the school.'' I The Reverend Samuel Wallace, of Sidney Park 0. M. E. Church, opened 1 the exercise, with devotions. His words of encouragement were appreciated by both students ond teachers. The principle address of. the day |..was_ delivered by Lawyer Ni J. Fred-. erick, who needs no introduction to the public as an inspirational speaker. In his talk he commended the singing j of the national hymn, "America" by the student body,, lie stated that ; America is truly thev"Land where our fathers died" and that whatever America isy the Negro has shared great ly in-making it that. lie stressed the need of training for good citizenship and named th<f students' council as a strong agency in the filling "of the need. *. - ... The officers of the students' council nra as .follows; Haynos worth president; Frankip Butler, vice-presipdent; t\lice Tnytor, secretary; Almetn Mack, treasurer; The faculty representatives in the council are: Pi in C. A. Johnson, Mrs. G. D. Sax? ^ on, Mrs. Esther William's and Miss- ^ Ruth E. Bulter. S R - ? HARDEVILLE NEWS- ? f< Rev. J. Mitchell, pastor of Fisher's ?,J Chapel M. E. Church was here on o1 last Sunday but on account of the> 01 inclement .weather was unable to per- e< I form his duties. . - ?e< jK,ev. j. k. uarmony is one among o the sick. His many friends will learn ? with-regvetof this fact.?1 ? 4 Miss Marshall, of Ridgeland, S. C., j spent the week-end here visiting Mrs. A. B. Pelot. , Mies Malissa Scriven, Rev. Mit- ^ chell and Mr. R. M. Stiney were guests at dinner ..Sunday .to Mr. and Mrs. A M. Backstich. . : ; . J5 ??Will in ma?ia here?after J spending sometime in Pittsburgh, Pa. J A Fish Fry was given at the Purys- Ji burg Park by Mr. A. Scott during the past week, Quite ^an enjoyable J time1, was had. 1 Mr. Pettie and party of Savannah motored here Sunday and two of the : ^ party, gamely: Miss Eunice Gibbs and Mr. Enoch Wilson were quietly married at Fisher's Chapel M. E. j Church. 'Rev. J. Mitchell joined the ^ cduplo in holy wedlock. v IJi The Jasper County school will hold Jj its-commencement exercises at .fish-j \ er's Chapel M. E- Church,...Friday 't^j evening^'at 8r0tn5*cTock^.,The public ia ^ cordially invited. '- _ ^ COLUMBIANS ;?ND NEWRERRI- ?j AXSTMT5TGLE IN MEMORABLE INSTALLATION SERVICES J The ' inut JllhltinTi sprv7r*rr?i nf +Vir> I Ruv."f: J: (>oldsrmrimtrtrrf-6tecT~orthe ^ Bethlehem Baptist Church, Ncwberry, In which the Zion congregation, Columbia, mingled with the people *<| of Newberry will never be forgotten by any one who witnessed the great conclave. ~ c Rev. J. C. White, better known as ^ -the "Baptist T.ion of SuutVi Carolina,^ carried a motorcade of 24 automo-1 J bilek' to iNewberry for the occasion. I ^ We had only one mishap, when the' J beautiful Packard in which Mrs. Lil- j *| lian J. Rhodes and her party were *<| jading had a blowout near Hibernia. j ^ :?r?tt, ?; ^ gr .?' iizrajgfgjaiaigiHJzjajai^arHjiuzjara A BIT OF _ j__ . This Bit of Adivco oiVen I ton to a Thinking and ITogr "National Fraternal Review.' I - follow.; ?^ ?? | "Don't Waste Too Much. '1 If the Post Man Stopped \ I Little Yellow Cur That Bark | Get His Mail Delivered."[o one, was hurt because of the .skill 1 driyiftg on the part of Mrs. Rhodes;*sdren the motorcade, reached Newbrry. we were*, met by the officials f the?church and - made -welcome, ethlehem was packed with people rom all oveV the- city land county. Iany Visiting ministers TU'ioojr-l+iHi;t.d Irs. Medora J. White,'^fe of Pits- : or White by special request sang a olo entitled. "The Old Shin of Zi<n." /hich fired the church to a frenzy excitement. .. -Men and"-wrmven~ wi re athe'd! in tears; some had to be. car* jed_out of-+hf-<du4rcH, Dr. White j reached from the' subject: "Unstiig-' ering Faith in God." Thp sermon Was uplifting, inspiring? sen prepared and delivered with .}*+* , Th6 above likeness is' that of the ev. T. D. Brown, Grand ClTivf uof.the ood Samaritans and. I>uiij;hlcrs of. aniuriu Lodges in South Carolina, ev. Brown has been our Grand'C1C i" )r thfi past fifteen years uiul thou; ii e has been yearly exposed'--for (lav [lice he holds, he has repeatedly w* .. rer his opponents because of the ru; id, standing' and character pussess.1 by him. t^'and. .Chief Brown pall 1 the subordinate lodglvs? together n i February 14th. This call was l Greatly Rec >?? 1 r cos-' * .. ???wmommmt? n i n r/ara uc I ' . ' " THE S/ THE MOST CX THE MOST Round trip tickets, .. between stations <lis l imit ! da f less Round trip tickets, 1 Idntit > da * between stations dis I tance 150 miles- or j . less (iOOI) INVPAfrEOR ? , i ' ' i t ' way S economical ticket ?; ? -r?- (iwiil 4+?r- i t ever offered" , staiioi ?^ho'in.^rip-Jid^L.. ' l I iii'' I H-i n. The 20-trip ticket ^ I The 2<Mii| | The ittM-ri The 30-trtp ticket * The TO-t-rs r:nnn i\ rn. For further information, see jiny et Ajfent or write F. X. ATK FX, tTeneTTrr 1'.: SOU X RAILWAl t ' - . ^ ^ ^ J ' - - _ ? ~^j- - r . TV ^ I* * . . c Saturday, Marcji 17, 1928 ADVICE _ + I .?d l>y Mrs. Rebecca II. VVal- a rs^VYt* Public, is taken from 3 ' Maivii.'P})28 and reads, as S ' ['inie On Slanderers!. a! " ( ? 1' !; :' | P Put With Mvory. Q ed-Af 11 Inv, Ho WdiEl Never H T^rgrL7T. j n-jT.il 2i^TdrajTgjar&jarajgjaj ti. :a,!~ i alfiit eloquence. lie out-did * s hun-clt,,. yl ho b|/>u.e' was lilted with the Spirif.v . r , ' ,l.)e:ie< n>- John Subor and Williams; -Me(*-?It. P.utmdly,-Lylosand . -Joekson lilted the" oli'erihg which a numnt.ed' ? 1t.17. ' Tb T. li. I.'ir.i'kiiey and Sey- ~~ nioiii- Carroll \Veie then introduced t<> the /audience.. .Mr. Carroll made " 1 *i? . bi'f:ian1 .'J. Rhodes spoke of the ? ' ' 'JMjLrSmaritan Hospital. l?c:u in.- 'I'. A. \\ B. F. Neoly, .Mm'J' iwi. . ^Titter fljltl .'.others showed the vi. ito>-.s i vei;\) cMUutesy, and had 1 f<?r' o.v?'r.v ear. Those ser- ~~ ?? U** > wilt i..n>; ho renumbered, by T^-hrrcr-Av! ir nU\.:U"4t''.I._. "" " 1 " ~ - ' " # * v' -\ . 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