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p^/^P^tSE FOUR ?l|f palms ' ^ :' ; WE] | j 1310 Assembly St L i business and Ed * 1 ??i1^. Entered at the Jfost-Office'at Columb Act of 'Congress.' , ~ '~ HI"r~ "-7- stOne Year ... $2.0C ... ; ' Six llol.tiiS Jm-mmm ^ -^1.26 ?T r~ FORKIti^' AUVE - vrrit* zli e en., bos s. Official Advertisements at the rate a ' V vlhe JLeuder will publish briei and interest when they are accom _ the,author< and are not of a ' ! * " ~ tnunicatlojis will not be notic 7 . . . "Te Curried. REM n Checks, JDrafis. and Postal or Expresi ' to the order of t li. J. i'lIi.uLUU.Ti' .. , J. B. LEWIE ; ? ' \V."-FRANK WILLIAMS >_ HE N KY-k PP.ALSON __. _ UEQ. H. HAMPTON. --....I--.? Commuhuutiohs'lhte-'nued iot . tne *. should reach the editorial de k of Th day oi etJ.on,w:t-K. City news, locals, ? day ni^ht. ' : T- -GaLL\VlIjlA> S. C\. SA'l 'Evidently Senator 'Robinson docs nr-t mind tlcalihy in fttmk. . . ! 'a.. Sal unciay ? last, Vl ? iV'.i- id.'* - ii:i" hoNJintr officii ' . " taken i in.e visit the prisons ; could1 RaVe .stkri soinb one hund Uieue f't: the very thijiyr lie says Senator -ay- they a lie now Repi ? : i ? Tlx re are coined "candidate ^ or1-: nrxi'-k. Louis. There vvi ????rrh -t- liH'V -t'rnrv NV-w York an ,?_? h iiiiv. ; 1 - not a- trreater m of'the'r v. t(|-ropV! sont them cul'.n i ;1 11'? i'i tf> ( toy-ether Th' !'? ohv.ueyod at presen -inns en) so. It it - a. 'total of 51.882 p.m.ouu+'in" to >6.1.183,133 per a over'101 o when there were emp iirio.s f/i" .^12,150,760; Tii's't? f 'M'itv'/ liberal so fai Claw l'roV Smith is as indifferer ir'ir 1" a. .?: ' ureet'issued by he rnfent --;/* v- that, finver'n.or Smith ob!y sii'di dobs to Xoiri'pes as th t.di's.' '.porter* and chorewomen. *f4'*r.el '/ *-e\eit"d al out the succc . < TJic Staff Folored Fa?r V-*ill h \y; v. ddfn-gr colored i . thrift. t< nf ):e it truly,represen Just cr' Y.- h: do'not make a fai ; there-will'not hi? much.of a Fa : ?_?1?.? ? ? ??? ?*?ij Ts :.'f at i hii't'o!'. yours. parent li'liy. jO V.nuagtv t ti pa jj>h, -No list far l hf d r.a atis sacrifices an from ma-kiritM horrr for pjje vvel SOWTNtt A! There arc thousands of whit rio rot Tfir.-i.ia import t bc_Diinio r rccr Vvifh..:, i.lin. so'oligarchit titic ^ * tf > t t ?' 1 aifoiiY/i 114* 4 1"\ r\ A s\4 r\ ?,<.<-?' ? r\ .s i*. r*v * ' I LiiC7--Vlv: IC 7.ens absolutely from pa.rticipati iht-^o ciMt,. '11 ' y i ,< Y.>ne> Irw-orr the .Itopubl ; a?> nominee. In o Ii.'iv.l v -y:1 : ii dr> not fear ally llu-insi/v withone parly ever, alt! o.-n/h o>'v? must be fit "?. voters. Who (!:; no.' care to suj 'Mrodvoi* ]).v:v.(j; i'a!s"-. or "Ant : hold t heir,! ?m i)i).r > jn secret. _ a citixen'-i ito adhere to i same citize ; are leaping what in iho sov. "f./r; They lrave he I'a!-) y?; en ainimly in thi ?... Jt!; (.1.a..iiiiukan co- to real | The- e"lioover Democrats'1 d have holiKKj to bring about. ry .They think- such conditions nm '. ^ iiave' i he ric! .1 t o vol t; and sup] one of those, revolters in one of a oondiUt-m i hat "jf* another pa 'and tire Democrats i^Jackass;" AV-hat euull lu- expect ??Has ar , oranec \v4*&a~xtfic party 1 ?y ch administer ihjngs with an eye May he. alter all,'whether Go o?* rot, Iiis nomination will'ma 1?vl.ii-kioy- ao-1?independence of and not prejudice and hatred ma;, pm'suy.?At any rate let i EX-t'ONGRKSKMAN MILLER l'-M 'or--^-i - man Thos. E. Mi ?> dent and fiti/oiof this.State is puWicanism, particularly as.it i Dr. MiUrr ran see nothing hut c.i.li/en. Summarizing conditio President Mayo -, to hecomo Pr with the white Democracy to ti cal and civil rights to the whit of whom 'Wen? hondrahlp state, Kinlcv, Tat>. Harding and Cool to dcstryv the Negro ftepublica it remains for Mr. Coolidge an to..destroy the last vestige of >> . Hoiih Al lan'ic Slates. If Hoo> "" . and for the next 50 years with 1 with no Renublican voire loud t resore 'trt? fhe- ballet-that Ml him, i vc- oi Roosevelt and Hani citizen*! in nairy> onlv without oi r /, i e?"'ens r utit icall.v. civ While Dr. Miller does not'say supporting- Mr. Hoover, yet one Wr - - w ' ? o -iiv!rittr'iV-i ii IT. i-' I'.IT ttn SCrator EKLY reet, Columbia, S. C. ? . itorial Phone 4523 1 ? ? J-; ia, S. C., as second class raatter-hlf as OPTIONS I Three Months, ' $ .71 'y- ? Single Copy .& .?I KTISIXO AGENCY Dearborn -SG,-Chicago, llT. (lowed bylaw. rational letters on subjects of genera panied by,, the names and addresses defamatory nature Anonymous com. ed. Rejected manuscripts will not bi TANCES s Money Orders should be made payabh l.e Palmetto Leader ? ? gaffoi Fraternal Correspondence __ Correspondence Newg Editoi . . __ Manage) current issue must be very brief, an< e Palmetto Leader not later than Tues personals and social news, by WednesX'RPAY, SEPT. 22, 1928. ^ , the Vice-presidiential nominee Addressing an audience in Jack e-said: "Democrats do not stea itl positions." If thp Senator hnr ; while in tlrisState recently, h( red per centUehiocrats who wen < they do not do. 'But maybe, th< iblicans. ? , * ! : ?:???? ? s for Congress in Chicago, Nev 11 certainty be one from Chicago ft-pbssib)y from-SL Lotris!-Polit4 ?ed in the colored race than jmer i. Let us. Iwpe that for once th< and suppoi-fHlxe^e candidates. .-m m . _ , t by the U. S. Government in var colored citizens, drawing salaries innum. This is quite an increase loved only 22,540 with yearly sal * as colored citizens are concerne( it as the most intolerant, accord mocratic headquarters. The state 1 Jn his official capacity has givei ley get in.the South such as jani That being true, Negroes_n_ee( ;ss of Governor Smith. * * e on the boards in about 6 weeks citizens of energy, foresgiht anc tative of the progress of the race r and if you are simply planninj - -desirable as that is of course i * *.- ? - '- -- - - ? - - ' :s, in_schooL? If not: vou are fal ; talking about you are not able d the-true parent does not shrinl fal'e of his child. -O? -V/ ' VD REAPING. e citizens in South Carolina wheratic nominee for President. Gov il have things political become h rmination to exclude colored citi ion in their own government, tha if nut openly and say they prefe ther States where there is a tw< to make their'ehoice openly an< or the other. In this State how her Democrat or Republican, th< >port Gov, Smith call themselve: i-Smith Democrats." They evel And this in a country where it i: my party he choosesWBut thes< : they have helped all these year; en ardent supporters of the om i1 real American system ol govern progress, ' o not like the conditions that the; They are now denouncing them \ are all wrong and a man ough their meetings, things are in sucl rty would nominate Jesus Christ thp'Democrats would win." But ryone ever seen liberality-and tol icanery has entrenched itself an< always to its own perpetuation, vernor Smith is elected Presiden rk the beginning of. real politica action.?Policies of govcrnmcn may decide what course a citizei lis hope. -O ON THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Her until a few years agpr-a.j*esi nnt enamoured of present Hay Re. s manifesting itself in the Sduth politicaTthralldom for the colorec ns as he sees them, he says esident, made a written contracl irn over the Negro and his politico Democracy of the South, mos1 smen at the time. Garfield, Mcidge have worked for fifty years n organization ip the South. And d the National Republican Party legro political organization- in the rer is oWtnrl, wo fd'""hit fly Hoover's assistance, disfranchised mough or hand strong enough tc . Hayes and those that followed ison, have assisted in making us ne act left to us by which we can illy or legally," ; r in so many words that he is not can easily gather from his com' . . i . . v V. . ;VM % - .* 3k ~~ Tfifc^ALMET ments that he does not regard good politically to the Negro pe ident of Philadelphia and a ci membered by citizens of South politicians and valuable citizei things politically;?particularly ' ?are worthy of consideration. ! Pointed Points | By George A, Singleton J The Wejekly Text.?"And He bet ing His cross went forth."-j-John 15 Nearly 2,000 years ago the Son < = man weflt. forth beui'ing Hio j In like manner must we go forth 1 j neath the weight of ous. It is an r escapable obligation. "There is a cro: r for everyone." Since that is true wi i whimper and whine ? Stand und< - the burden and sustain the load. A few days ago the writer visitt Columbia, scene of his early struggle and strivings for knowledge. It wi _ a pleasure to mppt. old frinvde-^ more and to visit his alma mate from which he graduated twice. Whi f- in the city he was enterluintKl by HI ] Geo. H. Hampton.--eWiyer-ahd publish* j of the State's Greatest ? Weekly* D a I and Mrs. Hallman, Dr. and Mrs. J'. < a Stuart, Rev. and Mrs. R. I. Lerpo He was the'guest of'Mrs. E. C. On the thirteenth Allen Universi' opened for another year of work i _ del" most, favorahlp auspices. With tl ! continual presence of Bishop Jol r Hurst and the splendid vision of Pre _ D. H. Sims, there is ho reason wl Allen should not move forward. T1 . people' will cooperate as in the pas ? It was our goocb pleasure . to vis 3 Professor Casper George Garrett, oi . old teacher, and sit at his feet as < yore in: the days of Chappelle, Morr Baumgardner and Campbell. Mar } years had passed. The teacher grov older and the pupil mare mature Together great problems of life wei ^ discussed and the teacher was reve ed in a new light. , One has the de< j esJT reverence for his benefactors at ^ this can be seen best in the'regard student for Professor. "Do not abu sin. but use it. Don't get abdve tl } people."?Advice of teacher to fornv ? pupil, who sallies, on the high missi< ^ of making preachers.. The-teacher v lustrated how Jesus used ein. Tl master alsu used sinnersr- JIc soug: to'Show gjen a more "excellent wa were spent in the book shops. Ha ( hon ever heard of The Impendir Crisis, Swallow Barn, or the Bel >f the Fifties? These treasur< i were taken along, the further readir 1 >f which will help complete the. ni 3 ure of life in the South in fe ~ lecades before the Rebellion. I The trip from Columbia t0 August s of grat interest. One swings net - .o Aiken, once the scehe of slavery t II ts peak.?He" passes thru Hambui >f early railroad fame. He can st: hear the waihyuid cries of thousan< >f black meiWMnd women who liv< e Tnd died to "keep the South in tl s saddle." Could those talk they wou 1 tell a strange tale. In Augusta Pi " fessor John B. Oade of Paine met i L it the station.. We spent the nigl vith him and family. The Profess* recently carnpd hU TVf A in thp U vcrsity of. Chicago. The wrter ta } ,'d over the wire with Dr. Thompsc ' >f Zach Whlker's great church. C he way to, Atlanta he fell in wil ^ Marse John Harmon and had a deligl t'ul time.?These ^'Pointed Points" ai 1 being written from Atlanta. Thus v > have swung around the country fro Chicago via Pittsburg, Washingto " Baltimore, thence" via "the Southei to Columbia and Augusta. ^ The magic touch of John Hurst , already working wonders in Sout ^ Carolina, but watch William Alfrt n Fountain in Georgia.- Atlanta is tl " greatest educational center In tl South, and with a loyal people, stri< t business methods, success is assure d- - ...viuii uiuwn must move iorward ar Turner Theological Seminary mui be one of the best Schools ot religic ? fur people of colur in America. TV theological faculty is well prepare ' All of the teasers are holders of th * degree, Master of Arts from reco ^ nized institutions. Drew, Lincoli " Northwestern, Chiqago, Boston, an ' Harvard are represented. Your race has not yet oaught th J vision of education. Perhaps sixt | years are not enough time for fu orbed appreciation but you must nc L iHi-discouraged.?Parents Should sen their children to school if they hav to go in crocus and toe sacks. . Thei J slave forbears wore less. Finerj gewgaws, and foppism will not buil 1 fi race. It will take down right, ho: must bear its cross and not expec iJesu* to bear it aloft*. : i . "S ' * ^ ? . f~~ TO LEADER -. i . i. i q the election of him as boding a'fi# ople. Ml*. Miller, while now a restizen of Pennsylvania, will be reCarolina as one of its most astute J ns. Certainly and observation of 1 as they affect the colored people ? Chester Paragraphs 3 The Finley High School and Lpo3 mis St. School opened Monday morn5: JHSdSeut. lQth. with- an enrollment | 0 of 6U2. Each dky, new puipls are S entering, and the classes are at regq lar work. The following compose the faculty:frinclpftj; S. L. 'Finley;. Miss Willa Moragne, Chicago, 111., Miss Annie Garrick, Columhia;:JtIiss DewI ey McT)owell, Union; Miss" Mabel J. Sumter, Mamuug; Miss Jo.sie B. ^f White, Oolipijbia; Miss Louise Wright * Camden: Mi?> Frtidln Ihiviun llnmni- I )e tic Science, Orangeburg; Miss Bessiein' Lewis, Mrs. C, M. Finley, Mr. J. J.! ss'Agurs, Miss Laura Hinton; Miss J iy Lyos Henry, Columbia; Miss Joanna 1 ?r Blaekwell, Sumter; Miss Rosa Gil- J j mr.ve; Miss Sadyc Bracy. Sumter; . >d Miss Maria Alexander, Miss* Sallie ' Featherstone, Miss Fannie B. Cassell is Mr. G. \V. Malsbey,. Brick-laying Ints? uct<,ltl. i j Brainard Institute opened Wednesle day morning with a large enrollment. , TT ]Jr. Martin, the now-president, and ?T_ his splendid ftuajdUkiwvc i'i'c.it plans' t. for the year's work. This is the first 3. time that the school has had a cnloth. ed faculty. S. MrC Estelle Lewis IIufT and baby, ty parents, Elder and Mrs. ,1. C. Lewis in Miss I.ila Br&wn leaves in a few 10 days, to teach near llendersonville, m N. C.- - . iST?Mrs. Bessie B. HbaJtlhSs" hafc Jllftt " iy returned' from Rome, Ga., where she ie visited her son and daughter in-law," t. Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Douglass. Rev. ta - ?-\_ _ ? * . i/ouKiass nas neeyi supplying the 1st resbyterian church, of Rome, a<? pasj 0f tor, Muring the summer months. He '1S and wife are now in Chicago, where he ,y 1]as resumed his studies in McCorrn mick Theological Semnavy. Mr. Hehvy Lilly has purchased a re Chrysler family^ car. al Mr. and Mrs-. Thomas Pinckncy of :p^ Charleston spent a few' davs of their id honeymoon trip with their relatives, of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis, se Dr. J. S. Allen and family motored ie to Hendersonville, last Wednesday, er After visiting several North Carolina in towns, they returned accompanied by il .their son, Mr. Walker Allen-,, who ie spent the summer in Hendersonville ht Ttn? following young people have y. Teft Tor school: Mr. S. Louis Finley, rs Benedict college; Mr. David Crosby. st Miss Helen Boulware, Livingstone college; Miss Elizabeth Foster, Miss le Roberta. Ross-, Barber college; Anhiseg ton, Ala., Mr. (Jetty Bagcoeg, Mr. Hiram Atkinson, .Mr. Jesse Moldey, TlHjL'Ocrno . AT.. " ? _ - v.w iiioiauu'; i>ir. wni.. uyrd. ,w Mr. Robert Macon, Johnson (\ Smith I university; Miss Helen Buchanan, ^ Waverley hospital, Colvimhia. Mvsr-Enrma E. James is in Chicago . visiting her chldren. She also attendL. od the R M f ? : .jj Mr. J. E. Spap and Mr. Major Bou.l , ware are having their homes rvmodh\ e.llod- . ~~t Mr. and -Mrs. Gordon Latimer are le , v. ejoicing over the birth of a new rn baby bov. ' ? Rev. J. C.- Jenkins, Columbia, (ton-: JS ^ ducted the revival meeting at Cul" vary last \yeek, and Rev. II.-M. Moore of Charlotte, this week. Both nroaehea ^ so forcefully. .and mado the~go?pel snj)n clear and plain,,'that several we 10 ad(n (led to the church. The attendance was large each night.. Rev. \V. I.. ^ Baxter is pastor,preachejl at Calvary, Sunday night. m Mr. and ItfrsTlfrank Baum are in the city.from As,bury Park, N. J. ^ ^lisuj^Essie Davis, of-Ridgeway,-is with her sister, Mrs. Roxie Davis fori the winter, and is attending the Fin- , ley High/School. J ' The Marian B. Wilkinson .Club en:?tertained Friday night at the home | ? of Mr. nnd-Mrs.-JT-Sr-StanbtrCkrcom-' plimentary to the faculties of Brai-1 ? -fird Institute and the Finley Iligh'l ' School. An ice course, was served, j ^ Games and music added to the merri-' ' ment nf the evening *?-?H ^ Mrs. K'nnnl" r>~+J? * * , wunion amr K' | M isses Lydia and?Connie Mcllwaini* left Saturday afterpon for Washing- j ? ton, D. Cn-to "visit relatives. \ ^ About two weeks ago, a pall of,} ^ deep gloom was cast over the c-ity, ] ?j f when early on Monday morning, 'the' news flhshed, that Mr. T?d. Gladden ) e and his wife, had met with a tragic j y death sometime during the night. Af" fer their, only child, little II. P. (10 .j 't years of ntrol had pim,.~t7r 1 >o<T7~Mr. !> " and Mrs. Gladden went into their e garage and were found next morning { r electrocuted. Tie clutched the electric r> light hull), while she hold* across her !j ^ 1 reast the -cord which had burnt her 't n t "host into charcoal. The child Awoko r in the night, and finding all lights on called his parents. On receiving I no answer, he hnrred out to inquire of ' ' % I i I g the neighbors for' his parents. He went back to the house', turned off the lights and Spent the remaning part of the night at a neighbors. He arose early and went home to find, ttha his parents still had not come. As he opened the back door, he saw* both lying in the garage. He thought they were asleep, and runnihg to them found buth dead. Thousands rushed to the scepe. The double funeral was held at Calvary Baptikt church, on Thursday, and. hundreds xuuld.not church. Rev: W. L. Baxter assisted by Rev.' T, II.. Ayers. and others had charge of thecfuneral service. Undertaker J, fi. Spann was funeral director. 1 A. ' Miss riattie Gladden and Mrs. Ma vftrGr'TtoJlt! Wore called 10 thfc city from Washington on account of thi death-" of their, brother and his Avife is now in Benedict college. Mrs. Marie Gilmore and Miss Sarah Miller are at home from Saluda n. c. . ' / . Mrs. C. M. Finjey and son Mr. S I.ouis-Finlyy j*pent. several weeks-al Hampton Institute and visiting relatives in Rehmond and Petersburg, Va Miss Annie .Chanipon is at homt i'rnm IJetrnit.. ?. ?? after spending several weeks in Ker>'haw with his grand TTTTT tliur. Rev. A-.?R. Burke, of': Gre'cnvllc jonducted a very successful revival >f- two weeks at Mt. Olive. Baptisl hurch, Rev. W. M. Honor, pastor Revival is being conducted at Brook; yn Tabernacle this week. The meetings at Friendship, Hebron uid Second Wilson have closed, with nany new. members added to all tlu h ure lies. ? ?? ? .ni?. jicstci- ,Moorexmorher of MVs, Mary Brive,, is verydill at hw homt ,ii R1 ark stock. ?- . ? Cards have been receivod hertv-an i?u pfhtnie.iiecriw dFRoflSd.hrdslihh 'wtmetnn the marriage." of Miss-Saab Ware of Charlotte, and Mr.- Nahan Charles -Valentine. Miss Wart s a former Chester nirl, and. her nany friends wish for them many vears of happiness and prosperity. * ? Greenville News S Allen Temple's Building Program Is . ? Now I*oder Way. The door of sacred hope and laMnjr joy which Allen Temple has beer tnockinK for the past decade, silentlj, ind neatly swung ajar last week, tc ?he?unhoirrnlfd joy ami enthusiasm ->f t-he-mtrtrdrrrshrp and' friends of tho llustrious congregation, soine of ntraOce thru this marvelous pas-ane way more than ten years ago Many who sought entry at the be inning- of the movement have folded heir earthly tents and joined that nnumerable caravan that moves tie (Mul the sky. Altho the officers, members arpl riends have toiled ceaselessly for the iltimate succses of the project, the ion's' share of the praise1' is to be ~n in'od u*h n the stalwart shoulders oi he'-Vnneqly young pastor, the Rev, \. C, Sumpteiy who--appeared" on the -erne last November,, immediately fol owinjj the Piedmont Annual Confer ne'e, t<? lead this valiant army, over he lop in its aspirations-to build and 'elciale to Clod and to the service f humanity, a beautiful and ultra nodern church edifice. This very ond dream is soon toTicconie n hliss;JtlL-reality.^ . ? ??? 'riie task has been a great one, an^l ucccss is being realized only as the neritorious reward of patint efforts <ard -struggles witl simply serve to nake victory niore complete, ? The. foundation has Been dug and Uricklaycrs, under the direction?of Mr. L. B. Bowen, are hard at work. The- National Luihbcr Co., were the nrccessful contractors, While Mr. J. Molina, famous Cuban Architect and he only colored graduate of'the great s the Architect. When completed the lew structure will he one of the most beautiful in the Palmetto state. ?: * I " THE PRIDE C i i, r !; State Agricultural an |! Oran^ebifrg, { i* |: FALL SEMESTER HE(>I1 C & ~ t. (MferinjCr an Kflicici t and Conl] . Kj'pfs from h ading. (-'Hem's in [ " and bachelor Dcjrree ('Mmo? [. Science, Pre-Mcdk ah Ajfidculti ? ' ic?", jColnniejce and Muic. E: J CLASS "A" RATING. I'LA ! Illustrated CataW r rTsT 0 I ' ' ?- X Saturday, September 22, 192R. '1 he regiriar bible class at the I'hyl\is Vvheaac-jr Center wm open rriuay??*? alternuuu ui this week, it was unnouue etl. the -public is urged to attends ilie \v id L)o Liuo niet Monday at'-" ' iernoon at the home bf Miss Kobbie^. . Neal. "" " Miss Sura VYhitner left Sunday lor' Columbia, where she will attend',Al" .en university. Miss Lillie K. Tilman has returned ,o? the city to teach in Allen graded t .school-: "She is stopping at the .home of Mr. and MrsJ^W. Lee, Ann St. Miss Phyllis" V. Calhoun Left last week fo.v Tuske^ee Institute, Ala., L wheic she is employed as an inslruc- t? ; top. r ?vKev. A. C Sampler made, a bust noss visit to Columbia last week.... The Ladles' Aid Club met Monday T" ' Sterling institute, of which Prof. S.JTl. Trelevant' is the principal, opv cned .Monday morning with bright prospects for a very successful term. An Old Folks Concert'given at Al den- To?ttpW-.ahu*ch -Monday night proved., fairly " successful. The affair was given under tin? auspices of the vlnncb inn f.lnlv - TVTl*. "M.' .T. Bulk'i , uf Abbeville .was a""vtsitnT?hrrt' early this-week. . J : I.ANCASTKR NEWS. ~ ' Service began Sunday night S6pt. 9 at St. Paul A. M. E. church at the usual hour. We are now enquired in , " ourl annual Camp Affecting: We had ~ with us Sunday night and throughout i .the week Rev. \V. C. Crawford of An- .. . derson. Rev. Crawford is a very good 1 - 11m In il. Wn eninvfil his "lay .also . his little son, W. ,C.. .Jr., who went vight along with the Christians. I ho' - si ehilJ y<?i >w? is a hold soldier. We were so sorry !hings_vvere hot jlossi, hie for them to he with us thuOugh 'Hit our meeting. We had Rev. Crawfril in our Stewardess meeting Monday aft'ernon, ' Sept. 10. which met at the home of Mrs. Violh Harris, lie made some splendid remarks. We also had other out of town visitors. Rev. Crawford and i Son returned home Saturday, . 1 c, rrU/* f AU'.M wnlonmPQ | t*f. 1 I IV V"" ? % % ?...? ? , 'hem back. Rev. Anderson. Presbyterian minister and bis prood people were with ns on Sunday nfternon. Il?preachcd a i vpvy pod sermon. This day was sot osido to raise, the Educational money > I md thov holnod us wonderfully. H?On Sunday niulit our excellent pas*? I tor, Rev. W. GOwens pre ach ed a " ~ wonderful sermon. Souls were made happy.. We "got two. souls, for Jesus, -?rJ_ ', makes' three and one backslider ro' laimed since the meetinpr 'bepran.? , I We are proud to have our teachers back in 'our town, afterbeing without them for a period of {ime. j stewardess Raid will meet at the 'church Monday. We are workinpr con ' | tinubusTyV Pray for us that we may do ' i more work and better work in the " i future. .... " day afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Net-tie Barites. Come and, you will be proud to see the work-w<? are doing ? There Will he a* Name Social Friday night; after the close of the mooting in*, <u.. i......... ,.f af.. TC.. iiii.ii? >_ j We have on our sick list: Mrs. Delia ? I Watts, Mrs. Nancy Davis, and a good I many more of our friends. T.et us ] pray?fur. Hie in- that they fhny soon t recover..- . "j Washington Baptist" church closed a successful revival meeting, with I thtrtrodi-t of winning? forty-four soufs. j JIqv. Frasier is the esteemed pastor. .MRS. EMMA LA BREW LAID TO REST. Widow of the late J. L. Iathrew. Continued from papre one .. into thousands of ddllars? a record j that a very few" men in lower Richland can Tioast of white or colored. j He owned and operat^l the first auj tomohile in lower Rich 1 nnd nmon? 1 I Neprroes in 1018. And his ideal hotne which was .built hy expert mechanics jfl stands a. monument to his memory. a )F CAROLINA V d Mechanical College x >outh Carolina ' X I VS SEPTEMBER 2f>, 1928 & X pletc Faculty with Master Do- X i in Liberal Arts, Education, $ u*e,'Mechanics, Home Ecoriom- <|> tcpenses unusually lo>y. X NT VALUE, $1,000,000.00 | >Kue on^ Request. / % < WILKINSON, President. |~~