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THE PALMETTC
>V A I/rivK HO RO N EW S
Quite a few persons partook; of the
LoTct's ^supper on last Sumiay mt>ULnTgr,"Trftei*
a fervent oermon was
piVavhed by the pastor, of Wesley M.
1?, church Rev. F. JVlurcus, whose disburse
was found in Isaiah 1)2:1, At
y o'clock Di\ N. T. Boy,'en in his elo|
queney., sj>oke to a splendid audience
from St. Matthew G:I3S.J.
The fish fry that was given at Ivanhoe
park on* lasf Thursday ,by the
Tivt: K?und A churches of the
i| town was a-delightful outing for~ttur
' attendants which were splendid. The
\Valterbor0 orchestra having accompanied
the touring party, furnished
^4-ui'thci* proceedings tor the younger
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Rev. F. Marcus, spent tTie past
iweek at Appleton, evangelizing.
Having spent several days delighting
her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Lights and
friends,. iUiss'Malissn .Scrtven return
d to llftrdeeyille . Saturday, accompanied
by Miss Reatha Lights, who
will haye an extended visit.
! Rev. A. U. Howard of the Board of
"- Vi-umioranee. Prohibition and Public
y Mora's, lecture 1 at Wesley's church
I I, ill.* V iii.l'iir 'ifl,?i'nfinn 1
I subject. "TJie Finished Product." Dr.
j Howard stated some outstanding and
| !-enelteial truths, wluclT^miTOTT^TtF
} onsideratioh, many will avoid the ill
I l and,of .destiny which will be woven
f^nTT.Te'sshuttle. '* . . .
\ ' Mr. Pars Bell from Orangeburg
i u t fed down and spe nt Sunday Av.ilh
^ . elativ.es. He ' v. as accohipa n ied" "by
jj [ inf. P. 37 llamnuti. ?
'I | Mr. !)avid L'ghts, yho has been"
,' p ending the past wedk with his moth
i* 1 nfned to
li t. St phens SatUVday. .
j-i Mis.;'' Kvelyn Smith of Savannah,"
a., lias been .vis jt.top: her friend, Miys.
orric Kllipran, relumed "Monday aehipenEwf-iliy
M:i^ 11.vac in''.he dates,
i Miss Clludys-.Johns n and Mr. Reth*
. . 1 Wiliiams were dinner jjuests at
i niur lvame of Misses^ Dents on Sunday
..j.- Mr/.Samuel. MTV'hell, Dr. Ilowen's
^~5au7i eiu1, Ullvi.d?d services at Wes y
M. K.'- church SinTHay evening,
j The Kodak Club was delightfully
j '< >; -.1 ;ii thi? hinni- of MissSa^lle
S rreem? on last Saturday afternoon.
1 The body of Mr. l>an Smitb,v forurly
of this place, but recently of
5 avinuiah. \yas shipped hero Friday
Tr or 1 urial. ,.
j The fr'ends 'of. STi'h EcHth Malone
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>LEADER
ALLEN CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR I +*
I LEAGUE MtyETS IN GEORGE- &
LJ TOWN. S
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The A. C, E. League which convened V
at Georgetown, S. C., from Aug. 22 to y
24th; is^Jiow history- The Conven-l.j.
tinn "Kvasf- Presided over, by hur efli- X
ri^nt superintendent Dr. E. R. An- *t*
derson. We indeed had a very peas- }*
apt Convention in the city, on the %
Sainpit. The people' of Georgetown ^
Spared nothing in making our stay X.
one of welcome. - j-Jg*
cnl leagues in; the State left home' .*?
for the purpose of attending the Con- X
ventfori, and that they jiid. They -did X
not stay on. the outside, lounging arpund,
but attended every session and
ook noies III mill1!' that?they?might X
have something to crary their local )i*
league. It appearo^ that our attend? 'V
a lice will be e-rdhtov nml' evevvtViinrr ! A
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else at our next meeting-which convenes
at Sumter. ! %
We weve.gtweed-with the presence Y
of our Dishopr^hef'resident of Allen {
University som& of'the Presiding El- .{
dors, and some of the prominent pas-1 X
tors of^the State-. We also hail as our1
guest Mr. W. A. Quillian, the adju- ^
1:vnt general of the Allen Lifq Guards
All of the visitors took active payts
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cess. ? .
The young people seemed to. have i
enjoyed all of the jaddrcsses, ospoctally
the one delivered by Dr. T). H. X
j Sims. He spoke to the young people *j*
j?vf-the-State. -His -subject was?^The?
Connected with the A. C. E. League 1
'we have the A. L. G. or the Allen X
L'fe Guards'. The writer is in charge
of this part of the League work in y
the State. Our purpose is to organ- Ijl
'ize an. Allen Life Guard in every X
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* Leiigue. The Guard movement was Y
1 intended to teach the boys along all
' line's, and especially about the origin
of our -(great "church. We've found X
the boys like this movement, and are X
nger to take instructions. We are
"hoping to have, competitive (bills at t .
' >ur. next annual meeting. i ;jj
You can secure Guard Manuals ! ,!
from Dr. _S. S. Morris. Price 20c ?
eac h. All League Presidents are urg- :
cTT'to organize at once. For any ad- ilitional
information write me and I . fi
diall be glad to intpart the same. Af- ;C
or organizing vour Cli^ird, thffe
a blank form you will fill out and p
- end t() I>r.?S. S. Morris. Editor of , E
the A. C. K. League. If you have ,J;
not a blank, projnplly send to him
Tor the 'snmei This is done in order ,?
~ hat'-every Allen Life (itiatd, might?
vet its rating. And also that a- rec- .g
' rd niight be kept in .both the .Con-1..:
eejonal and State offices.,
' .JA.MT.S >VOOI)BUHY. i j{j
Ciuard Mhster,.
I .1)0(5 Green Street, Columbia, th C?
I IN MJKMOKY OF C.CESSIH L. CALj
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! Hear' loving Guessie . . .. ?
j I.ight ?f the home, o
: "T foil of siinsHTnc" "
And joy to every one.;
! One year ago you left lis
J <>h; how we miss her ?
jV.es, kindred and friends..
? ;?'nt r><>i- lifi? is with us still ^ ^
lidding us tie line and kind. ?
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Though we cannot see her face C
" And no one can ttll her place f
" And 'her ways and actions .sweet ?
We can never, never .torpot. " ~
While we loved her dearly 5
"ji Jesus loved her best. g
' | lie knew what she needed
J So He took her home to rest.
. i While here' she shed for uiL_sunshine
rl In this.:dark world , below
i Xow she is shining in glory . .. . ..
Never to sorrow^ any more. ?
" | Jesus called her from us
j So we popv souls could see
Just the simple childlike souls
? 1 He would havtTus he!
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! N'ow she is with theVingels t ,
{ Shining pure and bright \ i
* j Happy as a sunbeam ?
* I Walking there in white;* h |
! And she will be waiting ,v H
J brother, dear, for you
? ' Waiting, watching, longing
^-i Your- sweot face to-seo. L
^ ! What a blessed union
On the other shore
When we meet dear (luessie
* There toTpart no more. .'
MR. AND MRS. J. B. CALHOUN, Si>,
an<l Brothers. i
C OUNCIL WANTS RETORT
^ Continued from -page one
{ N. A. A, C. P. reports and other ma- I
* ' torial op race- relations here. , 1J
* I "We in India are very much inter- 1
! ested iriC questions affecting the
i* ^welfare colored -people North
< 1 Arrterica,'^??#ites Mr. Philip.
' been^^f .l.Q.usly ill Tor the past few
days. We wislj for her a rapid re- ^
:p covery. , i
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spoon, the author of "A Breath of The Muse'1?a beautiful *4;
volume of poems and prose writings?whereby we are able $
to offer exclusively to the- readers of The Leader, this - X *
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We also have a volume of paper bound poems, entitled $
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Weare offering, to old andhew subscribers alike, as long {'
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