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_ZION TO HOLD' TWO WEEKS'
REVIVAL
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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
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i* Columbia, is a modern Rosemvald
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MR. JESSE O. THOMAS ? *
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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.
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.MEMBERS OE- STUDENTS" COUN- J]
CIL INST A LBTD^AT"BOOK ER~ U
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
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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
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- ? 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 ^
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A BIT OF
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This Bit of Adivco oiVen
I ton to a Thinking and ITogr
"National Fraternal Review.'
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| "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
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ADVICE _ + I
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rs^VYt* Public, is taken from 3
' Maivii.'P})28 and reads, as S '
['inie On Slanderers!. a! "
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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
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*i? . bi'f:ian1 .'J. Rhodes spoke of the
? ' ' 'JMjLrSmaritan Hospital.
l?c:u in.- 'I'. A. \\ B. F. Neoly,
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the vi. ito>-.s i vei;\) cMUutesy, and had 1
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