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The Leader will publish brief
interest when ihey are a
the.author.; and are. not
>f, pt^nicasionc will apt ,be
r* returned*
v Chocits, DraJiif ?,ml lH uiul ur E>
~ 10 the order
11 " 1 "sTJf ItEDCH.1 CK J.
B. l.EWIE ?
- FLANK WILLIAMS IIENKV
I). PEAKSON UEO.
1L HAMPTON
.Communications mi,enuea-. tor
' should'teftCh the-cuuoi ini do k <
day of each- week.*- City news, 1
gay night.' c ,
~~~ toLl.MlMA. S. C
. . .* Frncit Smith, stSc-mid rc'triue
fyitig ii\ Now Yvrk M.osday do'
n a:: cut ojf the water. Mo says
attributed to lueori'li. i oo .! a<
it, lufc c.nLy tliouuht, thai it was
remembered thiU. Lupvish is !>J;i
bcin^ u'-claimed Alio libro (hat 1
Tlio Department-of'(\oiVimcri
were killed last year iti aut-oniol
. nre takinir fearfuJ.udi hi hiunai
> -4<?s? driver of an autniiKrbile.
Not much i> heard <d' ly.ncbn
Amcri.cn, or more strictly; isp al
'. over. decided last w.ikti. he t-V>
'/.ens from, thai little state Wok :
him.. Maybe they art n : bun.
Editor Bon .1. Davis of the A
' bliean National* Commit*eenian
j evermore,"he is thru \vrth I'uturi
i enrolls ho lUriont.
: Seme papers 'arc inclined" to ho)i
r:ot. have any.. of those scribe
South Cpijnlimi spent !us.t- vea
?G"2.05. The enrollment. en! -red
- CG3 were colored pupils. The )i
? v. aj: white Voioivd > 1.1"
fttr cc h/Tcd. Can thine .he ?n\
??- ?coir r.. f! im inlcthyi LU e_V:_ ' h
sci i:\ns is uui
. ' Science is playing havuewith
forth debiting. whit racial - dual:
i -t-or.al Academy of- Science by 1
merit of Genetics of the Carnep
scries cf mental tests op whiti
that races d'Hl'er in iniiatc ine.i
character. Second,, that when f
soc'al. status, occupation and e<
' gv.pcvlcri'.y'over Vhi- s^hiuo. in
cliscriminatidn (notably in nius
duco a varies?oC-tkip4res, they
whites, hut ih .tests" tinvolv
nine:', the Nogrpt's seem'to' he it:
Co.tcr states that m oenemi t
. of the thicks aud whites in:las/)
: ical traits.. ' \[ .
In short, it Would-seem that
in relation t0 the races. The \
Hacks are superior in othcts.- ,k
that will not change the: tacts i'
av. h 1 K.vvfu.e - science W
ni%c that. after all, all?the irl,
besed solely on race, is but the*
? - taiirl.V imt'llitrt^nt' ;.\'etn;or-v n>'o -1
cluestion oi" superiority add inf
./ trying to make the best possibh
TVTTTTTS-rr
"We see by the papers*:?we ?
? ..tinguished |u-rsona^orr^Ui d-h 1'fTC.,"
has been ft'-VCCont; vawjtoi' in
"Bishop" accompanied by oite "
"now making an organised cil??j
gentlemen tyere so interesting', >
with Governor Richards wild, a I
T a letter commending' their work
he. Bishop? 11 ? rel'.'Tseiits-h-iifrs
and Religions Bureau," with an
ten. D. C. But What is this hi
? _?what-acquainted- with most of
nvi wiig' mr nit1 >vpirai'.c> or tnc
Bishop is so interested in tropin
that ho has his hointr In Washin
The story of the "Bishop"1 as
thai the ohjoct of the visit of th
way is the Vice-president and .
raise a fund of half roWliop dotjla
to refrrrif in the land of his hirt
ralc'np half rtiillion dollars for ;
?r wcuhl tho lessons toko?-?We- dflain
about that?-if tlroro wore
th<j hanrls of tho good "Bishop"
The Southern Negroes do not i
op;"?Thev ki iou thrtY1 5tiniTi. am
,nr:> fnH qhjc' to leave. v.o;
"B-shov*,".. nn<l what-is that orgn
DR. BROftDON EE
, The fv'-end* of Dr. R. E. Brogdr
lia for another field of labor. F<
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- of - ri g Palmetto Leader
u ^- ? d i tuj
.. ? fraternal Correspondent,-*
Correspohdenci
: - ? - ? N6ws Editoi
viic v-uiiA-tu ic^uv muci. uu vci 'j- an*.
i'alnu'tio header not later than Tues
oeals, personais and social nfcws, by iveanes:
iinwn? >ra aMM*>
SATl'kl >A Y, TTKCT'TTTi^ ~
?? ?!'> -oviwpi in. ? ?ar ?" ' n
oa-oV o'l" tlu' ill-rated Vest vi s " test i
i:\ I tluit Lioni-y hicofish, the luho, picked :
that he was. the fellow/who did all the tliia.iv:
! 11-K- puipk' ulii) m v 11 .'tiveil did imi kttKi
I.ictvish. Tits tile more strdnoe "whorr it*Ti
>' V ?zr-r'*"r' ..
ick and Smithrwhite. Meal)while Incorhh i:
10 is. ' . .
o' ( i \ S.) lias estimated that 25.5"3 people
die accidents.. ?"arolessness and reekl.es: lies
i Ifvos. ' No mercy should he-shown ilie reek
* * * * ^ "
iff these- days, It really, does not sotm Hki
i.ijia, the I'uited 'States. New Mexico, how.
! i cdy Atn'erii an. Thv^o of the superior eiti
i sick- MestLaui from the hospital and lynelie*
Aihciirtln .
tlanta I.p. V']v. ndypt. and the erstwhile Repulis
announced; that from henceforth and for:
v juuly a t+vities iii an oilieial capacity. Tin
..lie ocs'th to know wliat is best for himself
H V his decision. luit' they are not hi fiouritin
?< lu?i?n \'m1 :.imm1 fttMvnnH/wiiiioM
* * * V .
r for lv*r. j^iDi'ic' sehnhts-'.the sum of -S1-5A77.niiil
vk 1.i . . was !7l?/27r>;of (his number 'J'JS.'
r <ap'in.expenditure aeror.dihy: (o EnrollUH*nl
i . i .11 o'111 ivii white t-o every $1.Op. spefii
' \vof <!op.?that the xylites* arc ahead cif tin
lis is- il(woc'rayy "lis is'." *
?0 ? ' / , ~
i N;.i \?. 1)1 1 in 1: TUITHS.
olr jm. judicial notions. Tht? latest facts so
ties al.v those vvcvntly inesented to the Na
>r. 0.: 1?. luivonpoi t, di-voctor of the l)opart
e ln>liiu\ioT Jul' \Vas)imjttou. 'After a lohy
iiinu ns and. Negroes, he. concludes, first
l'ta! trails as really as they do in physi. ft
ul'l blooded. Negroes anil whites of the. ram*
iUTe;. *.>'?. are compared, the Xejrro Fhov.-y a
-H" I'"'" 'i loin pop's of. tilh lipid Of SellSe
iva! tests.) In ability to..'retain anth reprbee-m
to he at toast- equal. if not .-.'apiTinr _u
injur" Hfnne- t : ya'oi/.at i>> 11. i'uresiyht aiid planlienor
fu the whiles. ' As to the liVyxvns, thi
hey a;v strictly 'intermediate het\\eciv Uw?s*
i. df 'mental traits, exactly as in-case.'i/f phy?there
is., no such 4-hinj?. as innate superiority
,vhiu are. superjor in some things* and tin
Ionic i>.!k> iiiav cat? ai' sin-h <-m>i).Th i ..
Mind", only after carefiil tests. _ \Maybov aftei
'ill make it possible- for everyone tor-re ogI'liie
:mti unreasonable artificial distincti n
. ' . * - s S
intil.of cra.-s lenorrinre arid meanness. ( i'i*
Tnrdvivrt/irrto <ic~nth ahout' this
e;;ieriiy.%' .Tliey art.^ ji:<t going right ahfuul
l- '.use-of' the opportunities that arc their*,?
?O ' ;
rrr axt> what is it?. ?
iaf n?f juive the TitPHstiff* <.f ilh'Hiitjtttyi d'->"Itishen
Joseph ). Tliggs, of Washington. !-> ?
this city.. As reported in a daily paper,, the
1 ?r. II, 15. Mitch til of llonea Path. S.. ('...' is
rt. to keep, the Xegro in tlje South." Tin se
t serins, that they were granted an audience
fer listening ti? ifieu- line of talk, gave them
t44-it s ?" P resit Ien4- -of the M<tdern Krfueat hhi a I
ofliflr at 111 I" Sixth street, X. ' W., Washbng'gh_
sounding organization? We arc somethe
jvojQiy and . outstanding* organizations
N'egro i ftce. hut must confess our ignorml
"Ui.-?)n.p " We ,i n s t, wonder'too, if. this
iui* i?i!ncii l'pop'o,'" the South, why is it
jt>ton, I). C.? '' *' 'if
it appear* in the daily.' {Tors'" (>ti to relate,
is "li's-hopV and "Dr. MiteheH'%?who by tiir
Asst.-Ti-eas'arrr. of the orxranization-^is "to
r* with which to-jrdurte the Southern ^rirro
h,"' "Really, this'is lautrhahle. Thy. idem of
<;xt 'i a Ihintr: Wo \vond?v -just \yhat form
o not' wonder about?t-ho motley. I.t is too
simp*" muni'rh to place that ..louch money in
and hfs "A ?s't.-Treasure^."
teed any such stuff as that from this "RishPTlriv
ffM'rtr's; Inn.?Wore this ant so. mart"
;!d lor.;-' ii'/n havo uuiw.?Hut wl^j" U, .this
id^oiPwTflrthr .ambitious name?
_?0
: .? . '*
WES FOR OFOROFTOWN.
>n rcprret the fact that he will leave Colum~>x
the,past year, Dr, Brogdon has been the'
.THE PALMtfT
* r?
"able pastor of Bethel A. M: ErGhtfrc!
this'city.* He lias been active in all
ui his people-and the community in",
any community needs?-young, energet
j ings. I)r. Brogdon leaves Columbia "
the strong Methodist?ehtireh there.?1
"j and well' wishes of his friends and ne*
1 timuih- lines.? ? :? f.. ~r
, , , -*?:
p o O c|
Pointed Points f
Jg By George A. Singleton g
w.Ov':rOOCvvC'jt'OCv?C;7t:jt:v^'^viC^jCK'XtU
- ?'?he-AVeekly Text:?"Go over the
hill; turn to the right; keep straight
ahead." a-'.
? * m a
r. _lt i?> .spring, '.the sun sinks slowty
: behind the western 'h'i limits last bays
' seem tu linger in the sky giving the
..tcluuda^at -salfron hue. Twilight shad
oSVA- g'tttJlT/i* 1>U< ni'?*-ftm?p-dispelled by
' the soft beams of silvery 1 ijjrht which
;?(wU?Lrnm ymidei- Minion.- The, ail'. js
lfmctnfr.-?tini- invigorating. AIL is
guic^-iia tlie streets. Hasty feet of
little brown-skinned children tfre be'
^.i'hil giahy tluesholds Tor tbe nifrht.
fkca.--ioiialiy some neighbor passes
1 by i'r >in the day's glorious toil. It
J-L Saturday evening before the Lord's
i.FTTT^ U-til.tp :i fW hiuivs the irreat-.
tic-1 ? ipcachei -prdphet-prie&t-se^r of
ILtmitic group will stand /in Bei
ill el's .pulpit, confer of Taylor and
jjsundri^ streets, Columbia and-.pro'
claim ' "Thus sa-iTfiT the Lbi$:7 Tfun~
(beds w ill lie thrilled and many stil
dents will have their aspirations
j'heightenedb~ ' ? ~~
* * *
I Tlic-VtDck'/.vous is the home of the
Writer's classmate, Mrs. Evelyn 'Naudln-Collins.
He "enters' the Home and
' is usliei'ed into the presence of the
."Teacher sent from God." The b'al
.oity gives the eifect of . an oriental
housetop. The occasion reminds one
of- the meeting of Xicodeinus with
.'that other Teacher. The prophet was
' closely questioned of "his past life and
"?; n.|u-I'.oncosin Who ministry at homo,
:n South America," the Isles of the
sea ami Africa; of his travels in
foreign ^countries. -Kindly, graciously
the? great man answered. The talk
was in- plying altogether and the holy
Suyji subjects wqro discussed as
isetaohysH .s, ep-istemology and liter?^rrttrrer
'i ll:- teueher was loarmuf ahd -Uiad
eon t fibula <1 to.' the education-%of
" I lev liateller. As thy minutes strotehi.ii
into' hours and the tinn^of depavlate
drew nigh- the- visitor asked:
. 'A'.hat do you think of immortality
- and what is your hope?" The teach-0
er replied in silhUmo Words unlawful
, lor man to littler. He upoligized
i io i enivysoij: " ' '''
" i Ir-'u wiy jn'ot leave us in the diist.
t fjjrtt nia'dc 4- man. he knows not why-:
Ife thinks-he was not made to
A.i'l lVast "Wade him, Thou art i
" i . ' *!
* * w"'1 *
.jliis hope in the endless '^iTip^was
D-Ftrndtd in " Jcmis, the*- Son" -of (iocf"
v ho hy His own resurrection lias gieon
us?a lively -drupe. .J 1c-could .not.
- 'Ton U-iv ' immortality scientifical'
!'y. ; v i: w i- a living hope with him.
doe- nofc-i^d all. (?od is the
ira i of valuest which will be con
" rved. 1 lie I'ra <>f humanity is insuflcicht
for complete achievement
\vlvn', ^omohuw, somevvhen the
THfi" '. person ajier death goo's iTOlTndir;?
down the eternities; frrowinpr, <lct-.l.
i ing. becoming. Truly ?the listi
in r was upon the Mount of-TranstiiVtration.
Here sat u sage with
coles of years behind him, who had
seized, upon the eternal realities
, f life r.nd the Jesus of I'aul that
IIIZlIilLuIirT>;claTnV wilh him. "Am me
o live is Christ." ;
v ' I * *
Finally the teacher" was asked:
"\Vhat is your favorite poem ?". Quick
- ly-iuL-aru.se l'rom .his chair,, knocked
..the, ashes from his .pipe, (for he had
been smoking) with cap to one side
upon-his head,' the silvery beams of
"the?union falling upon his?bronze
face, aiTTt with the light.of heaven
upon hp* brow,, lvc tiling his arms with
' . .datlc delighX while?hr?repeated
once mbre'thl lihes of Tonfiyson's
; In bMenioriajm v s ,
. "Sunset and evening star,"'
lie was so happy in thP thot of
immortality that he could not go on.
9 9 9 ~
I -* "
" The listener was most happy and
like raraeebuts was' ready to 'plunge'
and become a pilgrim of the infinite.
I lie-felt a peculiar tufsf upon his heaft
^Lriiuts^?lightnessr and^joy?ua pertkuhlf.
Xow Ho is deaTT His "
mortal. remains lip?in state in the 17H7,
hut death ha-s not separated
Bishop .7. Albert Johnson from the
love of God in Josh's (phrist our I,ord~.
His fni+h hpfwmp sight, and ???
He saw his pilot face to facp i j '
When he crossed the bar. 1
, ' ' V:. . ' :
rO LEADER
b and an all-round valuable citizen of
movements looking to the betterinHU
general. He is the type of man that
ic, intelligent and "\rpwght in his dealf<>r
Georgetown,' where he will past v
hr -leaves-thts city with tha good will
^uainiances, irrespective of .denominaPERIPATETIC
|
MUSINGS
By I. WALK ! :? .!!() ND |
cto^^oo-UC^.ooooooooooor'Ov'O
Last week in this polumn the-ihiipe
was expressed that Columbians, generally
would dev?lope an atirtosphei'e
of e1111nrr> thn4 w.nil.l nnik.. for tllO'ill)
preciation of things literary and artiwtig,
_
Thorn DPn cownvnl *L..?...-L
?.? . nv TVtUl VIII U-UliJl
which the necessary enlightfftent
might come to stimulate this development.
It is regret^hjc" that as a group
"wo rfre not suHic-iently m^'sTTsr^m
legturoslo "haVe^P'Fi?Vulh "whose "priIhdVJ,"
pUlITose 1.4,10 instruct, Hut Ihckjng
in that, there are other media'
thru which self education may he
''^ji'rieii -on with success. It li:\s Jong
since boen-+ecojfnized by leading authorities
on education that the only
rea^ education is self education. ' A
pupil might be exposed to knowledge,
but regardless how brilliant* and
painstaking the teacher if the pup*l
Wasn't the will to assimilaLe-the. tenvh
er's efficiency counts for naught. .
I am saying all -this that -I may
indicate, t^-those Who?doivt ' know,some
of the sources "where thoughts
from the world's, hest minds may be
secured for mere pittance.,- By. sct4ui
ing a catalog from the Little Blue
Book Publishing Company; Chjvrd,
Kansas, the open sesame to knowledge
will bo found. These, little hooks
cost only five cents and contain the
world's.best xhoj in religion, science,
philosophy* art fiction and anything
tdse one might imagine. It is de
I plorable that we should continue misinformed
when, lniormaiion inaj,1 be
secured so cheaply." ,
I have juct finished reading a gem
o.ut of a collection pf these little
books; it is a treatise on the Negro's
C nntrihution to American Cult ut.o.
_hy author of "The
Eire in the Flint," and "Flight." In
that work' Mr.' White -delineates the
Cultural eontVlhmlohs of I he NegvT.'
to America in Art, Poetry. Fjcthui
and the Drama. He' acquaints his
readers with, the works of Negroes
who have gained eminencL. in these
fields, and proves that their cTT?vtrihu'tions
are such that had. they nrrtbeen
made, American culture would
be. the sulferer. In-art he says there
are those who have transcended race
and sex and have interpreted the
.deeper emotions in such manner that
they have gained the acclaim of the
world as. artists. The Yumies of Roland
Hayes,Paul Robcrsoii. and others.
In poetry ho., acquaints us.
with the, sound work done by .lame
Weldon Johnson, Jean Too-mer, Jessie
Fanset, Rudolph Fisher, Erie "\V:ilroud
and others, naming their prist
cipal works and telling why they artreal
contributions to American' ctil
ture. ?: ' r
Just as Mr. White's work is in fur
illative,* as art? all the vest. "T ho'i
simply given a cursory glance at hiwork,
because it deals with 'subject
matter with whieh wti--shouUUlie?familiar.
. .
Another source is the Mloderu Li-'
; brary Series. Those hooks are heautifully
.bound and printed in largo,
I clear type, and the series- conia:n?
some of the greatest books that have
ever been written. They cost only
T)i^''(y-fi"ve' cents. AnoTTiTr^oTiue hi"
information is the magazines: The
world'3 greatest minds -trie^cohtributing.
to such magazines?nsTi-TluAmerican
Mercury, The Nation, The
Atlantic Monthly, Harper's Plain
Talk, The Crisis, The Messenger, et
atl. JlrertrTs ton much to - ho known
for us to idle away, especially since
knowledge is to be had for the_as-'
king. - - ' ?A
xr~ r_~ ?
,-M.uvtrii news
' - '"'""i
Dr. Maymc Johnson wasjiosteks in
th<j^Young Ladies Scwinfr and Social
on Wednesday^ afternoon a weckj
ago. Progressive whist was,enjoyed,
and Joyely prizes awarded. A very
pleasant evening was .spent. ^ ^
Miss Margaret Fraser, a teachpr.in
the Booker Wshintrton high school of
( uluiiibia was t'ha ,(
Miss Bffa.trico Medium. iter . n my
friends \Vere pleahed to greet her. , _r
]>r. Majorie ' Butler; one of t*ho
charming youngladies of the city
left the city for an undefihate stay.
*^nd "scjcial^^luh \vh'ich ,
vas a most enjoyable occasion. i
SiiiiiaiMMiMMtei
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The Acorn Club was the. guest" ,pf j
Wis. Mamie Holland tuui Mrs. K- j
loist' Norrii*. ?
*. Among tiie \\ ccnL tiVvjva's-Vfft'hi I
{pans North ana; ijlasf'^vc:', Mrs. Ma# j
bci Hancock,, of New Yolk;, Mrs. h\? j
ji'lnU. si>ter. of Mrs. JMku'-Wilstm on
I York Ktrei i., al'yd of Njvw V/r'l : 'M i-. |
Louise Chacon <, tV .inomb'ers < f. On
jbcrlaiul- Ohm-ch '-iul -Mrs. Wujlhct ;
j-Smoot." ' * . J
< The Yc-unj^ci*/Si't'Ipnoyc'tl Mr. I' i
: P. Browui. a Mode t of !? . :!i?-t CM! j
; Icjrc, with ?. Mipi'-y parly, at' h:s re-'
isit\j>hce while he was a' "homo i'or ChCj
wcek-en/l. "
Mr. M. (!. Ciihson 'of FVa'i'.HiK .X. j
C. ahfl 5ir. Claude (fit on til" Urban.
Reban. Georgia, brothel-4 of Mr. K j
J... Gibson bt" this city for a . shori.,
-time last w-euk. Tim. a Urn ilia I seiiyijte i
_ n't Cuni'.ei ltir.ii Church.
Miss it'ass;.! s'mirh royally enter- !
- toiinal the \ n.nu -Latlhij.. jSuMaj
iuii. v hid nisi n wiih'^iay iiijiiiiut
her home. .
The Schollield Tigers-tfoiU'il ;i vt'l'y
eUthusiri. tie fr.ullu'll s^'.Ll.-v'.'n last TllOi day
v hen they (\ofealod the- Ui<Tge:
?m?i e\|,ij I. * (J ^ . h: y sp'v tf|
~:'l l'.e ?;."ivw';i??li.'1'* in .IV.iV">' "!?St ti 1.
Ih.'M. Some ei t! out- muling pl:y\;
Yrs" for.' ."Srholhehl w.etiiohinsen,,^
Captain; MoA:7:sL;,V, ltd i j'"," and Iln
oiiltifii. The- .ScSiolli'I 1 lea in playea
exei pfionally well <1 ?<i'i! t?" th(. \\hok'
- mm.-'hii Tni1 ii- 1*11?I Jg. a .mi t.'ni- 1 i:
iron. P10C. 15. \Yi1!V.:ns of More-t
house CO'.'ojre' t.'ui V 0 1 y eiUe out
ioai'H. jlitch ere it i.-' ?Iu?? him.
-Little Mi; . Ivjui-.a SaaivL rs, life
illuijThh'f . oT i;s"It:' ion*heen
rick l'dr. <tf. e :i while. ,
> Mrs". ,1'x. _.M. :IJr;y..-s, jv; v. ta.i-y, y-'
jWts'. that 'tLf tfeVo+e-r- o1'.
A1 ken .Co'tint v h"Iti f\1 'r ;W t jin't t: |
inrr of the piyni s-h< -t: year'it|
the ATI-.', a tjtadCv't >* ..Si? end . J
|U, t-a,'ie |jl rftf fe-j
.J i" ,U*(> la'J' a"'.i.!tr-o :n the sever- i
a.l schr.(i! < of . f{( c<v..f.: ' I.. e! -.
Hon- t?r. t c.-- i-"y. the fn at. ->vn:
was cii'wwl <iuv{"i?M"w chaiv'V-s we i'x\'
srade. I'.v " \ :':t? N H?iu>+*t.!'. .1 :.:v a.etcnd'aned
uj>? ii the. pa;t <>t the. tryeh
'Irj -vhi-wh%?U tr-v'-i v?i-^eir
- Ii.'in ii(. tal '.inlay hy'A. the llx?.t "* ,
.!. y- i?i ? :? h* 1K< h : 'mi ft "I--.'' i'dtty. |
Op last "? !<.r.clny riy-ht.' "ih-.. i.isny.|
fivends < !' Mr. tsi.(I. J!r-. S. !
su pe'si-J yihenf with "a- party eido-'
hvelln';; llelr 1 lii'ir A nnivui^-j
"snryrr- \ t : i~^~: i s.?e d- ' 1'
" s 111 ): >'!",-lTF7? rH" i ,i: ? 'Iv ?.!>?c .! 1 r;i'.U? ,
IsViohs'" and -yifts'h.pprt psTaii t>> th(, |
a-' vyi. ? . I
:_.'Tht? pif .' ran-. <T '
ihstt .l t.f u.lk.?.:~ad inu e. lh V.;
] e.u swi). 'Spoke a it. w- v. <>r?!of. e? 'V-1
" uilitalat^im 1?? .t't'dlt.wjv; ii.v j
tjho yiitt v- i ri si .??l<-f|:i v tiveen tie-.
trrr-M '<1- i^r cr'nv l" vjtr;- IVr 1 e!>r;''i?^_
. ciiees ..-T 111"- .life of '.'lit' l:iV? <?>! :
Yvotp'o* and t>l' il'a wedtliwy -at '-.which
' ' tTa\t-:
f < ; l.cv'i-v' t.'v . ;i- '-.t ;-M 1 W'thi
'-l',;. 'c-.'.'plf iy 'iMir-IYM-iC'i- TTTl .
that she bii.f iK'vri* heard a jfvnsr. \V"V<:,
?. .. > ".'...?. 11 > ' ?
- Uhl'M III' lill'Ul. ^ ;
A fl.tr Ili". 11 j-hiiUy. t
pu1 .ici?,.'! it. Uii'. ihe ! a1'. ;
"v/a** yiTV^fr. "fr***!**'* '*i".illv. tlolot'i?
i a...i -.Mi'U-. i..ii. oil' A:tt> .?V? V?K'
j. , ' i .
i iUia.1,' i'lIVr juvi, ?v. -ih-w a oi a
I . ? 111. I. .1* 1 * i '} ;U - ^Y;1. I I) : AI ?
iT. U v.; U .i.u.u ..-i
Ja.-a'i. :i<; (?. . ! if;., n, V. . ?.
Uvn-I, .Mary Shti.U. .a.la M.j ivva, ( ;.i
, u? (")?'" t;. jt'i-: i < ?!./ a ami A''.:WU
'(li.vii. 'i"t" V-aaavU: -s ^a '/o
pri t -by I . .ikijoU' ! air.'-,
it.*John-\iin, i!iv vry.Miss
Us C'ta alia and CI\.I> ji ,li.!ui-'?)n
'.Mi'.'" f'lilli > I"V. a.-.i: iU'.lC
INdmlosUtr Ji'.liiiani alii1 1.. F. "ChiT[
..Mr. and Mrs. II. 1). SnU ir wi-h l<>.j
"OJrt'i'ird to'tin- ii'ui v t'lici.tV' tlu-ir'
pi Oriaii'.n tfH- taa.Mry kind rr.int'. i- ~
i rnUTir -Uvh-' Anniversary of ,
.their Wedding;, X<U^?t:l4-r '1 Till. Tiny
limi .that wotew :iitv4rauk\quate for lhv ,
fuH o\pr?.--4.'.'i of t.<*ir l'cctints' on ,
that., most happy <:fca.^ion;.
7 Greenville News !
? ^ \
?Ir^. KiUiH-'' IV. 'i'mi I^ls-ri'ljll'ii1-(1
in he r Iv. i:.;'' n t,hri:e
mt'nt-hs ' ' vr'.h rekllivi-s ''] ,
1
! 1 ' i ' ! ..j . '< *
IlaU.imn.rt-; /M. . .
'J lit' ; i ;;'.y of thu.. I*11jcrrlm.
K u Church, 0-?<t H-'V.
fl.'AV." S? . . - ? :> is (;ttfn'vly
X'elobrateii' Ihi.-u week. A series
of-fine Jft'.vip'- v. hrr (h'Mji.t tU'l'v/tt;-'
(I hv the j:i:v? F. D. Th.-m. .-n
t |>" A -i v( ' -. i v ,v? _
Uil'ilr lilii pull I III nil 'i > ? 11 i*i .rii-i Vb I.)
\Vi!1n>rii tS <?.r Fr.V;n?':-h,jp Ilu'pyist ^
Chur..h ( f V.rO.-f Cr. ihi.viile. ' n
?irs". y.\. *?.'. ; -.mi:-1'- P~; -j '
T, week's Illness,* are able'}
to-hc out ri?ni?>- '< *
Jubilee4 Weels is I'll,'* holt! aTTbl1.'*
Evangelist BaptAst Church of which $
L t" . . ' ' ' . <
' 1 ' r
' ' . ' Docemho r T7~T928! |
A. If. lJui'Ue is the pastor.
ct; : ami mumbrrs^f
i. -i-w ill appear on the . 4
r .V/ ,ni oft the Into .fttr. Duniel c
]itn? whi> died Friday* \\;as hehl
,v* r' '. y f ..m *3? -iiL_Jiis home on
. 1 Hoy. W. S; Thomp
> ^ the late Mr. Walter'
t Ah''???*. i '
t*s" vTu;*tt?;l Sunday af- .
- S-piiipjI'-old Baptist Church . .
<\ *" r-.np(-;r .offteuitinir. ' .
tV r !' > A \* Yh'v.. Sumptcr. pau'
!. A. MX"K. Church,
?r 'IP.f rkjjrj* the crest of the
?. ..k'. nu' perform.
\vl!!?c olivette at Bethel A..M.
' *' t?pv ,7. B. Smith, pas
i'yc. I.v.i'.'t ijv. S. C., on December ?5th.
17V. ".fee v. -Tohii Hurst Will preside.
?: . ?CV' ; 11 villu'n?citizens?ace
ph-ruUi.g l.? tit'iCiicl.
Greenwood News
. ' Tistgah Av M. C. Church put^^^H
ever n ,i;eai Turkey Contest Thursday?
oi.- li' cT la t week. 1 lie rcceiptsB
-\TCT? vi.'.iill tiV.r.i the..tickeIs. ... M? I
Vairott Ipmalti.-on held the lucky
cj< : A .-ABO ^jold piece was awaiB
a coitd prize; A literary projfl
\ pijl over in high style. M^B
('hape!.'- i (i.ia.t.t, the Union 1H
i.'i' Macedonia .and a mixed quart?
Th? e were .-e\\ ral musical selecUolH
icndeii d i I 'rat'. jsanders of Brew^B
?.. A ;i..ai amde! a short hut intcrest-^^B
I.ic. K. H. McGh.ee and his
M-iMiTiT. Wc i e much elated oyer the af- 1
???. V
s : llchriette ' Williams is somewhat
ill at her home.?.li:.;i
Gladys Bradley is ill.
'.u is lau-ile I'ercival and and Mrs.
;: argrove are up again,
r. Kvans is home for a
v.in'iV li'-m Acv\. York, visiting, his.,
rih./us. . '
AS vs. .Senic Andrews died Tuesday
1 *^hi of. iv.i week, ller funeral was
lie id at .Ml." lUsjrah A.M. 10. Church
i'nnday; She leaves to mourn her
!>' her- father, mother, sister and
or t.-.eii art.I- a host of other sorrowrelatives
and friends.
- l.fiTie" Mae Jackson is .ill at ?
lie1 i* home. "
.1...i Ae pavitSfy has > returned - ft
din rhts'oui ff!i, Venn..
r' ! '. 1>. .iolmson-i's* conducting a s
ti.e ni^'iils iv\ival in Greenville for
KeV. \Y. F: Stuart. ~ ' *" ~ ~
-Mrs. Massy-, and friend"
y.V.e in Greenwood enroute to; Mrs.
grandmother's. funeraH? -T.v
hiid Mrs. James Sullivan of
I.nkV < ItyV Florida, land Airs. Ollie
;!< t; i of ( iiu imVati are at the bledsidfe .
of Alr; Milton Sullivan wh0 is real
7ud<..v ; 7 ;
Ai.'s. Alice Horve is very ill.
?-si i *'JfIt n a Saunders has been eon- 7
fYTr-lZ-ty'oed lor more than a week.
t'.Ir M?i:Vnie .Robinson is indisposed. ^
Mr" \V'i'! Wrieht eontihdes " ill . at
1:1-' v i nnil:.iihi'i 's home. A
.'A!i a i-. I >. Johnson is ill again.
OBITl'AUY. .
. . Fri'jtk. \\ ti(,(ll?ury, the son of
.Vr. nmcI? .*1 r*r- Adam and Christina
\Y <!.; ilijYy. was'hoVp in Georgetwon,
aixuit To years ago. At an X"
calyage he' 1 ccame a christian and
idceci llethel A.M. K\ church. While
' sr.cm'-cr, lie served ij\ the capacities
g/ aiganist, class leader, exhorteri
jueacher and dent'on and waid^M
. ulirinQd Kldgr.-'While serving tl^fl
L.i.'ai eh in these vnrinn'i rnpnrit,i|^^^^Bfi'
lie was also fi Pilot at Georgetofl
1 ar "having, efiicrcd the same at^H
a'ge <?f '9 '
;()n April Ith. 1^^- 'le
f this city, who survives him.
t idieied the_niinistry at the age
YS and i Vi il faithfully for nearl^J
"A years. was called frgim labonH
Lo ie\\;a:d ?iov. lGth, 1D28, at i
I! .- oldiev of the cross, a dc>
"ted lni'dtaiid, a loving father, a wise
.i.au;.v.j-lor and friend..;- As he lived
.a! walked ninong-his fellowmen, he
sipt steadily in view the'mark of the
ligh calling that is to make heaven
is he i"iiV:n on ilioirtif^f ui? a? '?
v..?^.nioV) lllYU- UIC IIU- *
lies j?f old who .died in the faith he
;;>!'! to hisTanrily and friends as they
withered ~ai:Oiind .hi.s bedside, that I
i'Ln'a soldier of the cross, and it is
U'M with my soul. lie also said my
v'lik finished,
lie leaves to mourn his loss a lov*"
U_?wife,?fci?i-liildron 1.'t p-isind.otiil.
Iron, 1 yYeatrjirand and a host of yhttives
and. "friends, .V
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CORRECTION
' i * '
In last week s issue the writer for III
>uslon' was the principal of. Ridge *1
id' School,. ,M>. Boston Is 'Assis- J
ant Prlncifihl and has charge of the . 1
iigh School department. Mr. M. E.
Irf'nl twin nf?Kingatroo principal ~|
nd has hecn been for the past two 1
ears. **1Z??r-.. : , '