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a ; ? its appreciation in.
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iy; : J . Baftiiftore, Md.,j_
. .'Si\ i- . * liU-t.v. The (leneral Con-.) :
-- - . - i.:. -last May, assigned J
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:-t . 17-.years he was]
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:a^k ,It might he well,
v : ^ ni'ion: Tiildie Wash in g.
' !i- ?. - ' the great Monarch
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greatest dornotist
i'i Arthur Wilkes, of
^a. ifjn:-- ' tic justly famous
1 ... u ' ) and composer?
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'-' ' iVli Carolina?
~~7 < rlnih . ;' t. <-.\n(] best of all
L?i -Lu? ?11 i ' ? il?taste and
~ BnnfJ*' r?:' inst minontsf- will When*
n^-?inaii amount of advertising. ,
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The New Rider
lip Ellis '
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nreciativ'e of the interest manifestc
in us by this act upon his part. TV
oming to Columbia of Bishop Hur:
has again made Columbia Episcopi
Headquarters for the A. M? E. churc
in this State. So many Bishops ca
sViuAThe advisibility bf presiding e
iters living on their districts and pa:
their' charges- lmt ft'lien tonics?to?tlienr,?they?prefer
ever;
where else but their Episcopal Di:
ti iet.?While?rre?patiently?liotcn i
their fatherly" advice, our thoughi
ate hmd1 and strong.' Oft times'V
*t??t\* ft* on i? "RicKan yvV?Q* ic OTtriVl ft
the goose ffe good for the gander.
Sometime I think we have too, muc
of this gospel talk that admonish)
its hearers "to do as I say dQ, ar
ntlt as 1 do." When one will lea^
Ii:i 1 :>t i:iI home like that of Bishr
Hurst's in Baltimore and come on h
d 1st rirt t" live among his people
a Southern State, speaks mole fi
hino lliou any Imimin liiDHiii' fiiit
say or pen -could write. Bisht
Hurst belives in sharing with his pi
pie. This was the secret of his gre
nrm-ss 'in Flui'idit; living among h
leaders claim, that they love the
olored-brotker of the South but b
cause of Southern piopi'lap's tV
cannot even visit, him to, help hii
Bishop llui;st wtttortains no siich Hir
v ideas a^rmt. the South, and he
xaetly right. ' Feel at "home .amor
us Bishop. The white people, of tl
South Inive always ^tood by evel
loyal leader of ??r race in "the SoU!
md they. will stand by you. Th<
have always supported all w.ortl
movements ampng colored people ar
they will -support those proposed. I
you for the good of our people he
in South Cnrolina.Bishop
Hurst Announced Intenthm
The Bfshon has given out that 1
means to lie a neighbor in South Ca
olina-. And furthermore he expec
to act neighborly with all of the pe
pie in South Carolina?both mini
tni\< Hihl liiviHon ' TVnc cluml/l Im
conclusion' of every Episcopal fathe
In fact it should be that of evei
Christian man or. woman. The' mi
isters of this State do not seek
Bishop with a better program and tl
iaynten cannot hope to find one th
will.. be. more considerate of thei
'lhe Bishop, has not only-stated h
intentions in words but has provt
it in actions, The people of Columb
both ministerial and lay will atte
this fact. The same- is true \yi!
those of Charleston, Georgetown, M.
ion, Florence and every other or
that the Bishop has visited. A thir
unusual in our Bishop Hurst is, th
he says his door is open to all tl
ministers and lay members, of tl
State and whenever they will, ~lhi
can come to his house and ebnfer wi
him upon any matter pertaining
the welfare of our church in th
State. Arid it" there be those desjrii
a I more perfect understanding wi
hint, ~they~too are wricome^ and eve
thing will he dene to make the site
tion clear. Can- reasonable pool
vxvr nope u> navu u uuiwur icuui?
I mnswer "No." Then the best of
j-isj that I have come jn personal ec
tact w ith ministers and laymen, w
lid not clearly understand the Bishi
but after talking with.him inJjis ho:
1 and at other places, are, saying tl
- he is the most reasonable Bishop 41
] they have ever seen and that tf
mean to support him. Mother
Bertha Hurst, the wife of our Bisk
is truly the embodiment of love its<
She draws men and women to 1
j w ith the cord of love. There is i
I a Bishop on the bench that has
greater help in his work than Bisl
ITurst Has in Sister Hursts, Soi
Carolina is proud of them and g
tin^ prouder every day. They v
Lhttve: a happy stay in this "gran<T
-Palmetto -State during these?fi
t years. * ?'
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| Allen I'-yiversity Faces A Great Y<
; The dool's of the University?w<
' thrown open for class work on 1
I Monday morning; Every indicatior
' that this is going to be a great y<
for Allen University. President Si
i has belted this State in interest
the school during the summer seas
He has visited district copferenc
Sunday School Conventions, Gro
Lodges/ State meetings and meetii
j at local churches as a representat
! of Allen University. And believe 1
that an impression wasi. made for
school at every place that I)r. Si
appeared. There are students tl
aro coming to Allen this term gim
because the president so wonderfu
i impressed thm. A great president
| fully on half of the success of a t
j lege or university. Let" the Sti
stand by the presents incumbent t
note the progress of our .^ducatio
interest in South -Carolina. We sh
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r ~ THE PALMED
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? give acomplete list of our faculty In!
\? our next article. But we are pleased j
!! to say that Dean Hale B. Thompson
and Profs. H. Baumgardner, O. Y.
;; Valentine, Pegues and Treasurer G.
< > Jackson did a wonderful work for the
!! school during their vacations this
11 summer. In conversation with a
J leading- layman of Columbia, both of
us agreed that all Allen has to do is
^ j to sell its advantages to the people j
ie | in tfie cities and throughout the couni
try and There will be a wonderful response
on the part of the public in
favor of the school. Lihe the otiher
n. schools and colleges, let us send rep
resentatives to the people and those
| that the people will-be made to hear.
! To be continued next week. ?^
^ Kev. tieo. A. Singleton, Ph. !>.,
3* | Chosen.
The many readcrs~of The Leader
rejoice with the manager, in^the pro* |
, motion of7 the above character Ins
j Dean of the Theolbgicul Department
^ of Morris Brown University t Atlanta,
Gar N<T one needsTbe surprised
-S f T\.. Oi 1_? . ? 1 ----- ? ? I
I mr ui. omgieion nas prepared .mmI
i self. He has ascended the highest';
'e; height of the intellectual ladder, selsj
1). Not only our church, but^-th?~en?
iajTTFe" race can be justly proud of him.
1 We predict a new day in "the edtiett?
I,1 thfmn" affairs of"'our-giiitw whooi in
''' her selection of this gifted educator.
We wish him a most wonderful nuclei
cess. To. this end he has our earnest
'si prayers.
^ The Flood at HfanchvilleTT ~
II, ' 1 have^never seen in all"'of my life
e" ns much water. in Branchville as 1
l^jsaw here this week. . People really
"v. could. not get off their porches. Hugs.;
II ~ chickens and other things were drown
IS|ed in the yurds and pastures. Before
the jyjrountry can recover from one
lujrtood another is op. . ThettTTUre p?dL^-i
nle vvho?4vave^lost^-a4most their?en- ;
tire farms as the result of these
i Hoods. While I see no cause for be1-v
ing alarmed because of these destruc|
liorts. But I see every reason why
I,men should think on their ways and
,Kjturn their feet to the testimony of
| mr T.m-d?arm?Savior Jesus Christ.
:s* i To some this may seem silly. To othtie|'.,rs
it may be unworthy of inspection.!
r" But mark my prediction, the man
*s|that remembers his Creator in these
I'Vying scenes, will be like those vir9"!
.rins that had oil in their vessels when
10 the bridegroom came./
r> Our Whereabouts. ^
On last Sunday we were at our,
n" home church Branchville, S. C., with
a Rev. T. C. McCrnn nnr Vinmn unufoi* !
We preached at Emanuel Sunday n.
u* m., and at Bethel Sunday night. We J
II an say of a truth that we hud u[
IS heavenly time ull day. Bethel is the .
iLL-4?mrh?fi'Om which - \vc entered the |
III 'iiinisiry. It is dear to us, indeed*
st Rev. McCrae "is1 one of the best l'OS-J
th ' i in our church. He is a nobiwj
a>' preacher and is one of the beat pasty
t rs the Branchville Circuit has oyer.
had. He is doing a -wonderful work |
at at Branchville, in that he rs erecting
he i beautiful brick Bethel" church. And j
he with just a little more assistance from ,
-y the connection, our church will be u:
ih Messing to African Methodism in the
to ? ity, of Branchville. Bisters Sallie
lis Lincoln, Lizzie Wesley, Martha l.ockeft,
Lilla Glover, Laura Hill, me in -,
th hers of my time, asc s^ill leading'
ry imractors; there now;" While Bros. .].
Ia" L. Logan, I). J. grown Jerry and-Mil-1
>le ton Simpson, John K. Jennings, Gar?
Ide Jennings and M. C. Williams still
ah lead Emanuel. Bro. and Sister llar>n
rison Miller are nrnpntr the noble
^ vneinbcr^ of Bethel. We shall never
3P> forget our home daisit at Branchville
me -ind ,at Sixty Six-during this month.
iat Yhis'week-end will find its at Clover
lat nntl at LanoBRter. We will preircb fm'
icy Rev. CL C. Mcllwain at Zion Hill SunK.
lay morning and for Rev. W. G. 0\viop
>ns at Lancaster that evening. -Let
Tf. the people pray for thti__presence of
icr the Holy Spirit.
wt "Let us advance on our knees."
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iop CONGAREE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
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et- The Congaree Medical Society had
vill a very good meeting Wednesday Sept.
otd TTth. The meeting was well attended
tot and very interesting! Due to the illness
of Dr. Cooper's -wife^he could
gar not he present and we did not have
ere -the paper on the "Care of Teeth ihirast
ing Pregnancy," but will have it at
j is the earliest convenience, which we
gar hope will be at our next meeting^ But
ms with the absence ,of that paper we
of had a wonderful meeting, for every
on.- member that attended the 'National
:cs, Association had a message that was
.rtd very interesting and different. Not
lgs two of them spoke on the same sublux
;?Ju ?< * 1 HT?li?i -?r !
jivi \ji i/iic i?iv*ilit*i pruit'bbiunj ho wo
ne, have a very Rood mental picture of
the the work carried on in the National
ms A-ssociutiori; and many ideas that will
hat help us in after life,
ply Dr P Kg JeiiKlflfl rhade us feel
illy good, when he told us that the work
. is >ne ii^the South by the Dentists is
-oK just ns good as that done by the Norite'
thern Dentists. Dr. L. M!. Daniels
ind statted that he equipmen and work
nal of our hospitals have nothing to ho
tall ashafned of. In fact all reports were
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very favorable, and we who are work- I *:'v
li?K in what ao many vail the "Desert .j j?
ed South" have nuthliiR to feel had ; {
over,. ' , , .| i
Dr. Daniels presented a little Rift
from the Society to Dr,. Watts. Dr. 1
Watts is una of our heat and- moat {
loyal members hut he In leaving this*, 1*1
oity to practice in New Jersey, where *t*
we wish him "all the auceesjt, J.)r,
the Rift and bis deepest nRiet to .j.
Umve the Society. !j!
; The jfollowinR men'ihers were pres- )tj
ent and paid their duet?, lira. Cham y
piyn, Chappelle. Collins, IbnTtels, IK-n- }
nia, Kverett, (lotale. Mailman, l.lnrpCr, !j!
Johnson,-P. K. Jonkihs. I.ovvie, Steph- )>*
enson, Stuart, -Thomas, Thompson,?yWnltonT
Watts and Williams,
After the . program waa over Dr. "!j!
I >nnlels ealled t hi1' host I h\ t dmpptdle M
olid turneiL tliu niectinR over to him. ;!'
Dr. Chappelle eari ied us in his <lini(iR y~~
room to" a wonderful feast. . We wero
served fruits, (apples, Ipnninas, Rpmea
tnrd peitraT fried ebleken, axveei peas,
rlee, muearoid. eaned potatoes, sweet -?}
.plekej, potato salad on leUuee; sliced .j.
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