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Wi E. D. DuD0I3 TO ~Sj
LECTURE IN CITY
Dr. Wailiam Egbert Burghanit Du
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^fergan.olXhe J^ntional-A'ssuciation for
Bhe^Advancement of Colored People;
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Dr. W. e. B. Dubois
several times author; lecturer; and
acknowledged leader in thinking circles
will visit Columbia, Friday, November
id. At 8:00 o'clock p. m..
of that day, Dr. DuBois will deliver a
lecture at Allen University, under the
joint auspices of Allen University and
tho Omirrnn Phi rh-.iptnr nf,tli? <1
.? mega Psi Phi fraternity. The Omega
Psi Phi fraternity will observe Negro
. Achievement Week frp'm Nov. 11th
thru 16th. Dr. DuBois' lecture will
' come as a fitting climax to that observffhee.
Dr. DuBois'fearless attitude is well
/ known, as wem as is. hts~ reputationfor
scholarly achievements. He is as
forceful a speaker-as he is a writer.
His lnngiingo is ehiistc, hj^nyprpasiull
? clear and his speeches sparkle \vith
high class Wit and humor. Dr. Du
: ^BoiaLJs.A ^graduate of Harvard Uni-_
versity, and wears the Phi Beta Kap>
pa key, a key representative of distinguished
under-graduate scholarship
Dr. DuBois won his degree Doctor
of Philosophy at Harvard University.
His has been a life of service devoted
to the emancipation of the human
mind from the slavery of prejudice,
oppression and kindred evils. People
should come from all South Carolina
to hear this unusual character. For
further information address; D. II.
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kJJIIIOy VUOIICUO) V'llliv n?ll 1 Illy V/IIIV^?I
Psi Phi fraternity, Allen Universty.
Columbia, or H. W. Baumgardnetv
Keeper of Records and Seal, same
address.
LANCASTER NEWS.? ?^
Service at St. Paul A. M. E. church
began Sunday at the usual hour. The
"Hog KiHing'' began in Suncjgy school
and lasted throughout the day. After
^killing, all the hogs, there was a total
d* approximately $81.00 raised.
^k^liere were' three prizes given to
. hree raising the highest amount
^^pOngy. The prize winners were:
V /Frances Barries: Miss Kellio
Kes and Mrs. Alice Aggfrs.
W/.unday morning, our noble pastor?
^PvT^WT^GTOwerrs preached a woa^P'rful
sermon which was enjoyed by
fill. There was# a musical program
wJT, Sunday afternoon* rendered by Miss
S. M. Halle and hur wuikcis on liu
and Mr. Lewis Ivory's clubThere'
was a skating contest Mon
day night, on &e business part, of
White street given by Mr. Allen Fra-sier
and his workers "ort their club.
There was a great number of people
there. Rnt.h sides of the street crowded
Three prizes were given to the best
skaters. The prize winners were: Mi^.
Celia Miack, Mr. Elias Asgill and Mi.ss
Willie Mae James Gavin. -?
We are nearing the annual conference
now and are trying'to get ready
to entertain. Everybody is working
a trying to do his best. ( .?
? Stewardess Boards Nos. 1 and 2
met at the home of Mrs. M5eta Hughes"
Mbnday afternoon. We are still
striving to reach' the goal.
? Pulpit Aid Board will meet at the
- home of Mrs. A?alee Frasier Thurs?
day afternoon. Each board is working
trying to do its part.-'
x Pray for us that we may do more
0 in "the future than we have in the
t past.
MTfl. Mlm6 Munlgu in V*' y and Annie
Ht Baskih-gfe still on th& sickJiaL
We hope for them a speedy recovery.
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:s to Meet
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DY GOES TO CAPITOL
irresuiewt it. Wilkinson, Chairman
of the Conference of Land-Grant
rresnionts, has announced the nrcctng
of this body of distinguished men
'al connection, with ihe association of
Land-Brant Colleges' and .Universelies.?
TTie-wjsmons will he held in the
tid.itori.um of the Interior lyehartment
The conference ^n'ogfam will be largely
given -ov6r to a study of problems
onnected with .the. Land-Crant Col' ge
now in progress by the Federal
Coverr.inent. , President. Wilkinson has
secured.the .coopt ration in this effort
of Hop. Roy (). West. Secretary of the
ntcyior, who will address the conferee;
also Mr. L. A. KaU-ach, Acting
lommissioncr of Education; Dr. A.
J. Kit in. Chief, Division of Higher
Education; Dr. M. M. Profit*, SpQCaPst
in Vocational Eduentk.n; Dr. W.
i. , John. ,S|i'ecaPst in Graduate and
t'ofe sional Education, all of.A^honi
are connected with the'-Bureau of
Education. . .
.'In addition to the abrfve, college
presidents and deans of both white
and enlni I'll insl ILutlonK will discuss
que.sticnaires dealing with important
problems to he worked out in ' the
Larfll-Graht College Survey. A larger
attendance than usual is expected
at this conference of its technical- objectives.
It will he composed of the
ma; J. B. Watson.-Arkansas; It. S.
Cirossley,-Dele ware; J. R, E. I.ee, Florida;
R. "F, JJubert, Gcdfgja; C G. Rish
ardsoti. Kansas: O.-R Russell. Kentucky
;.L S. Clark, Louisana; T. II. Kiah
Maryland; L .J. .Rowan, Mississippi;
W. -B. Jason. Missouri; M. R. Valen.
tine, New Jersey; F. I). Bluford,
North Carolina; Z. T. Hubert, Oklahoma;
R. S. Wilkinson, South Carolina
W. J. Hale, Tennessee; W. R. Banks,
i TeXas; J. " M. Gandy, Virginia; and
J. \V. Davis. West Virginia.
HONOR ROLL?HOWARD SCHOOL
The six weeks school t?rm closed
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very successfully under the principal
hip of Prof. C, W.- Madden.
The Honor Roll is as follows:
First' grade-T-dlenry McCullough,
Thelma Pearson..
Advanced First? Mary Koon, Glis sje
Walker, Melvin Coleman, Mary
Lee Hail, Roberta White, Emma Vin ent,
JiTtmfta~Wrrghtr~ " .
Second grade?IMarie Ruff, Lucy
Benson, Douglass Wells, Miriam Roberts,
Frank Abroms.
Third grade?Lottie Mae Gaten,
Estelle Gilliam, Edgar .Chappelle
Charles Gilmorq. Charles .King, Eve:
"lyn Dant/ler, Belle Fielder.
Fourth grade?Celia Hudson, Vera
Gaton, Frank Javis, Albert Thompson,
Willie Smith, Elliot .Taylor, Daniel
Walker. Roy Ashford, Ltlliar
Smith. Rebecca Martin, Mary Gantt
losce Corloy. Grade
five?'Daisy Washington.
Grade seven?Laura Ether edge, Wi
helmina Roberts, Rexnice Spry.?
THE Y. W:i C. X cLtlB.
The Y. W. C. A. Club met at the
?-on i upi.ciny,-isov.-4?,?A-Ker r
discussion of aims of the Club, off!
cers were elected. Miss Margaret-Wa
lace was elected president; Miss Hattie
Watson, vieo-nresident: Miss Lit
linn Nelson, treasurer and Miss Mar
mierite Fraser, secretary. The Clul
meets the second and fourth Mondaj
in every month and invited the -young
women of Columbia to its meetings
The members, are Misses Viviar
Nance, Rose Glascoe, Genevieve Vin
. cent, Lillian' Smoot, Alma Forrest
Ruth Wallace, Catherine Mack, Hat
tie Watson, Marguerite Fraser, Rutl
Byn.um, Viola Washington, Lillian Ne
son and .Margaret Wallace.
4 IN Ml'. MORI AM
In loving memory of ?ur. dear~t!aug1
.tor and sister, Rachel Reynolds, die*
November 3, 1027. \
Some may think you are forgotten,
j Though on earth you are no more,
Hut in memory you ?i*e with us,
T Mother, Brothers and Sisters.
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?- ? . Irresi4tnt:K1ecl of the I nifod Sta
. Greenwood News
Miss Florence Nance is critically ill
at this writing im Afovn-pll tin 11..i- ,!.
many fronds hope, for her a speedy re- M
cntwv ' . . r \
Mrs. Sarah Hearse on Oak street is n
very much indisposed at this writ iipy.
' It is hoped that she Will mmiII Mo MU i.
again. . . j )l
Mrs. Carry Dendy of Mineral Sfc.%;
~ has begun teaching at- 1'romise Laml |
Tromise Land is indeed favored with,
a fine character. " | Ny
* Mrs. "Mary E. Tittle left'Monday U>
begin teaching' at Cokeshury.
The C. M. E? church-on Gilliam St..;V
is planning a fiitcconcert .softn.
It will, be aiven under the auspices
of Mrs., Jessie M. Freeman and Mrs.
^ Childs. Everybody is kindly invited t<V|'
I come, especially to see the tine new (.
church, which is. just hein^x-umpletcd. - ,
Mrs. Lizzie Evan's-was somewhat 's'
, ill on last Sunday, hut is up now. 1
-I?Mra.- Willie -Stnith is. still down with y
.Rheumatism. Her many friends hope
j that she will'soon recover. ^ >
| Rev. Davis, thy. pastor of Trinity
' church last Thursday night.
Miss Ruby I.ee,is somewhat ill at
her home. Her many friends wish her
, a speedy recovery.
The third year class of Brewer \'<>r .j
Wednesday night. A vory largo crowd j,
i i-attended. . j (j
The Brewer-Normal foot ball team
played a fin eg ante at the fair on' last r,
i Friday afternoon, against Union Rap^i
, 'ist Institute of Athens, tia. Both :
teams played well. Mr- T. K- Bold::- r
- son is really proving to be a fine .
1 coach for the Brewy team.
Miss Rosa Lee"'(^anhoiTis"~TyieTiTugT
school in Cokesbury this year.?-Wr x
- hope her much nueocun. ? ! r
The Greenwood Negto C'-unty Fair'
1 was really a success from every a-ngle. i ^
' Space will not allow me to,mention all {
- the booths, but few deserve: special s
1 mention. The Ninety Six graded school
- .Springfield Baptist church near Cor- \
onaca. East End graded school. Biggs c;
- and Thaxton. undertakers. Brewer.
> Normal, Morris Chapel and Taberiia-; v
i cle Baptist churches, who were the <j
h first'priae winners, haping tied in the-.?
. judgment of the judges. ~To
i Mrs. F. D. Johnson gave her hon- -\
- ored husband Rev. P. D. Johnson a V
i surprise birthday party, a few days
- ago, which .was really put over in
1 high style. All p'rcsent pronounced n
r the occasion a timely affair. Many f
beautiful presents were presented to
Rev. Johnson. < ?h
1 about...five; weeks . on Singleton st.t j
J departed this life Nov. 6. He leaves
to mourn his loss a wife, mother'and!?
a father^many relatives and a host r
/ of friends. ^ , ' 1
Mr. Claud1 Rnyrrnunl"Bitl1iUld h.'lQ ve- i o
turned home from the hospital to the , t
delight of his many friends. - ' Tr
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Ml. CAKMKL NEWS.
J. I.i hiihi prphthod iv won-:
i I'ni .vi limn .'i,. ''.ty .tlINH'kiVi'ivi A.1
. 1*.. Iniivh ahd . raised'? IT.'.'I. Thy
. < K. Leaytie had a >i?Um<lid inwt-.l
v Sunday afternoon. : * !
Mis- IfHl U-Tlwtnwirf i-i iiv Mti. f/lli'* J
el. U'lU'lii-ny a !ii'i"!a i I'.itin r is -away
l huKmcss. , ;
R>v, J.. H. Smith Ifi't last ^cok for'
a' < ' '!?>1- ii >' i i'.Ti _"! *; i ?: ?1
Mrs.'Anna T>. la-; nth and children !
j re yisiK.rs a; Sr. Mary's church!
Yiu'ay; . . '' .
Mr. II. ]>unlsi|i is still on'the sick
st:.. : v.-. |
Miss Cornelia .1. McComhs .has a
grained arm.
Mr. H'. Ptmlttjois yyi'W ti> tin* colrcil'
f;\ir in A', a i- n this week.
Mr. Ta> !"i' rani .Mri- Rrnw.n from
Idea yu Mil., \\er.< NTi. ("iyi'nul visitors
Mr and Mrs., .1. !V
jn^itUr:were .I'm dlnnvr' truests of
liv'riul. M.rs. lyra'A... V \ d..-1
Rev.-J. C; .T.etma^.'aml 'Mr. Sam
'u.ck<T'\ Sr., wn t' t no (finnor- guests
f AI r. and Ai ' !?"' !*' New,. ,
.loiiNsroN m:\vs.
A>!istri?-t ><! ! < 'ii'v was hold at tho
i'i.hn.s-1 n ! !"> . \; T -;! 1 <>t 1 ' Monday
vi ii':v.v Xi ' * was.Hold,
1 -t lit.' a uii'i r.'uni-. 1} ijU'r-rt low- par
iniis'i if". tho :'i '1. :<H*t1* Wo tlftvo,
l V'l.'W. 'nji' i'ln fat rt; a'groat-drive
. .th.'o I P'V ?*!(t ' l' f '.ir stdiool.
T! o Psii i ~ In-lil t
l:;r monThTykna I'l",- M> iida.v aftfrr~*
in i), Tim, ^ y ' i. ?. >v?iJi ufAAit_ )'i;p-.UtdodXfi
a i ily JiiV k. IK: i ally. and.
i rhally.
; iEiof: i rrcr aDartsqjii .lue-m-.
unday war a >:'! > ?i ift'uess." TTTF pas-;ii
1.?i1; 1,! 11 .11 11m and evening.
Sdiidny waj~ R'allvTihiy. at . Rwur
print;-. The tni.le.a'i.n was'good and
ho fiitui't* la' ks l'-riglit for * Uosa
priag. ' ... . .
.lj'ii f. and Mrs.. (\ O. Nt-elntosh and
Tiys'X. J. Cary inn-t-n'red; to Augusta.
aturdav on lousiness.
Mci' i'ii. C*M> i-.I nn<l Mini* of Aiken
rem -the guests "1" K. 1.. 1 )anitds on
Sunday afternoon.
"jMioocn I'nni'.ds and Uickoisrm. and
no of.the s'tlv evade sludents v.. M.
Inldey witnessed the game at Ridge
Spring Monday. .
The public is cordially invited to
I lend an ArmPticc .nyoirrim Monday
lill at tin' t-iio-oi imltinn.-. Hear Uu'
lee Cluh at its host'.
Prof. C. 6. Mcintosh and two of
is Agriculture hoys Sandy-Dean and
II our capital city last* woek.
The Johnston~Kos^mvald school is
eccnd to Tf?ne heaving the same
mine. She is the F.dgefi^ld Ouonty
Vaiiiinjr school and you will find her
>n the front vaYikalong all lines for
he uplife of the race people. Our enollment
is' gt>od and still increasing.
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ipesn .eni.us o.f the. IhnV. vvhen jrh'tn
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Liberal ami Forward
Looking Policies.Wjl:v.n
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j.MUS. JlAKRIlvl I;. HAWKINS,
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i .The funeral sert'.eos of Mrs. Ilii)':
j i iv-1 I.. 1 .aw khi.-. u ii? lu.-t SaturI
bay. wits' held iiv ftrthi-!' A. M. 1'..
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jehurob, MoiVday. 2 p.m. The si rI
vices ..Ay w'e conducted by Rcv.?K, A.
f Aba ns. Si : :pt.ure lessog. road by Presj
ibt<,nt ^>. l!. Sims, of Allen 1*niversi,ty,
t iwi'iu in'i li,v .iuu1
John Hurst.
Mi;.-', lluwkins was for years it faith
i'ul member of 'Bethel church, also a
jteivboi in the fkTtrrr <rf~VatTt ITT lie" 1th?1
[tlie local and State Missionary Sociojiie.?
of.tlie :\f\ i.-nn MvthodisT"ehnr'eif,
| The church was filled with* members
| Irolit 'the societies of which she Was
^rwrTt^Tiber and floral oiTcrings, we're
[many,
I j Mrs. Harriet "Hawkins was . Mis?
| Harriet Campbell before she married
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tenefit
nniversary
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'ituU'.rM.iihuiftjr .>!' Xi;t- prob- *
i : '?./!? vysii if.? < >f.thv w'oi ki-rs of .
ua t .?"UI|<". i eah.in;;.. \\ i; icli has
'i 11l.l I. j-ri bt'al i,.-T. V; t to' hun'
i .< -: : r\ :-.n' ' ' !i. Sill C< is*''3 V A
;11 lii ii. fit Jiaj. boon built
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b-.if " . : - t"| I'lyinv, .to - .. .
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... ?jr ..' a- , 1: '. >ued
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Policy.
C^i >' ; Vit;%it'fi itv r.ec-- '
t i t hi* thai rlii- kiim;>a.iiy - . .
a .- !, el-;,. . (_. ;iit- jjM.-a.ta'.i?
h" " A v.M '. ai'-a'i y. how ~
. ' fit'.iii!.'Av.i ii tliv i.-.-ua'if tlu ninst"
utiKirrjl | <? !it-y'of ;ri.?'uiaiu:c it* has ever .
>V' ' n.!'\hej*iF'V 'i "inhii i.na practical
t- ' the- with, the ysitrriaiiz
i":.'1 t ?. ;? ? *N-t-Ti
li. !!. I*?'ii1 > <*. > -'I" .f t-he
ii.|' .:iy ati L-up. of the T"tihiTi,r. from
vvhuni ' he h;t- iiijn ritc .i . far-reach inp .
I<u. ftiesv a ij i ty in eaiiiiiuOit in.tr. upon *
; ;y_i " ij ; ;j l i ' l ' ; r h'?I.' > f lUry ?- ?
said' *: ' ' ' . ' . \ J
"(n tin nature of things, an ipkiir.-. ;
mure eunma-nv is- hnrdiv a private hus- /
V,It admin >t< ? .? a multitude .of
.
! :? * * ,->h! }> *. l.t__is the. iruardinn of ^
cr>. Tins : ^ : "
> (..*11 nu>re sViikiiicly irac of a N'c.
co.iii) any. and in-, a lie cared of the
\':r ' iienrfit tiiitt? - -yrors erf- **
w.th. with the-Race give -an- trus.<
* ship an; even mure significant asi'cet-.
.Vlhe loading: Negro company
we' hav a deep responsibility to the
utile Race. Iti'our growth is writ*ei>'thepromise
"of J<ogr<>.coniriuweial . .
imlepen'di'iice. Our ^- -is huilt
I;** yiililhirily"Turd that urutin "
. if aiiv, and'p'in'pose .which has made *
' yu.i .'A"'h possible.demands practical
1 r* '. !*!iiti-'iv.iS In the srfon etCrfusive . .
^^^tTvy^Trnr^riT^rvihtiHeisafir poll" i~
i-y this iH-evsrnit i n is triveri. So strong'. .
are "these feat-iues of -]>rttctical., ben-.
;'< tlPthat we ftaye- nanYed the ncjv po!i? y
in' 'Seven Point Anniversary Pol
i- y.' In the lo'nir' experience of this 'l
' > a :m 'ho h --'i>'my.- P.-M <T>U
i- the nipst liberal. invest nu-nt and
' protoiuive insurance which we have
<;\fr seen. c?inihinetl in one p Thy .for
' si on ofutir feel iny of ,-!< v : rdshrp and '. ;
pri-mium. a genuine expvcs- .
: !:e u :nt:n^; :n aim el of eelehra*
fi'-n ef-jh,. clo'st*. of three'decades of
| Thu e scv\ we and the dpeningt of a
* e\v period of yrnwth."'
TCi'n T?nihc.rf>>rd'.added, that full do- " ,
taiVs regarding th.is new sirid invaltr 'ii
;o policy "wouJH' he grhuily supplied ~'
j ?. i t }>, r l.y 'the HniU Of*?ff
? < i f I fie eontgapj; at ?0i> F, Street,
rric-rt' -n. Th 0.. or by any oho of'
--??lv -Qoi-nnam's _ .many convenient
.'.'-anvli otlici's or auvhts.
rohsWorkr
Dies Suddenly
J'rof. . Li-r .V. Hawkins. She was the
innc htcr of t!u- lamented Benjamin
I'loiiur.s and sisters are: Mrs. Many j
?iViji'tie. Mvs. Sarah Green. Miss. Carrie-,
( .i.iiiil.t-li in" H Armour ?^
<'amp-hell Miss Dais.vfand llenzena.
' She was a menihei' of one of the
. most rosyoa tphlofamilic"! of this city,
was" a niosj lovnlde woman and has
!i ft hiany friends in Columhia and '
?the Statu who iu'e"(rviev<?d to learn of ;
her death.
RWGK SPRING NEWS.
. Miss. Reynolds, one of the*. Ridgfc^
f Mil! teachers spent Ihe week-end at ,
t homo, in Columhia last week. Misa
; Reynolds returned, fresh for. Work
a Monday morning. ?1 I
Miss XlmH F.thredge returned home ?;
-|_?rom -^ryw York Sundayr-She-reports - 11
a pleasant trip. ?- *
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