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A JOB I ? : N. A. f.
Now j? , i-'.lori'J |Vc*t
cal leader- it. and plan-.methods
of, p ;ut ioh for uuinv to
forms hi a Vy:!i iv.;f and state governments'
y to the civil' and
political w v- of o>! >rVd -.citizens
For a (pi: ,4j- f a century now, n<-1
. " definite, a;: i.i ?;o'.ions lvt-vo if -r j
turned into < -Ait .f tVyHs to r< ion j
- Av tt 1 j; it,,.!
colored i > ,!".*>'r<v in.' the. South.;
- - -?:^Trnri| inn ' i I ] r fitr- out,!
much.'uc ' vT" < i nihdo, much a-jdoo*
and il- - . c < atc<i Y morning |
. . ' .?the . i- l-'.i; 'lit tie. has come' of] .
v it but pii ' 'v.: .i
' ''' ' i!.aril .a lull-'
-in .js.o'i'-h jv.nl will
c :'M" . s.hort sesr.ic
i ;ntil t't r the
pvc\v.,:uul. i' . .! ! :i on March-.
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4th. t.. )': > ft".- our .holiness,
]'t : .r\i - loaders tii, i
-.- get te,_< .!.. . < ; '-'..i;' ;>lap 'of j-'
. .political . :riitsuKs
fur'wi-a; t -i- in tiio,
; . 1VIV.V ol' ;irtit and,
^ : when til ' ' i i i a a. i i .;i( !IsIumI I
take it fa .. . pl.e.>i' their
. approval Ui AVhi'h (ojtlrUjd-.j
ast ic hUfp' ' I ? . u -i'ked .out j
to the er.ti . Ul.rgO g'ol.p bfrj
Nout<>< - yy'- on.t i'.b> ,
<* . . . fall into/the- j * tiiibto the-ex-1
, tont. tlpit ti'. ; i i -'ntii it lo artuntil 1
and . pocket ll-i-n is- n(, 'djmbt'j
but .that tb. I .idt*)' . .assiH-etl of'
:? frap- -i, \ lunjini t (.r -ttso |
. masse.?, v.-vi * ': -.v t o-.go t.i> the lea-i
> 'tiers of the : iiean party, lo-Con<?
gross, of tli' t, li a aji i denmnil the t
C nocessai v -oil; ' .it i-. miiuj,
restore fb"N< grin | lilf of their rights |'
as eitizens, inrjiiis hi-jyubjtf whenever:
they are tu; denied. 1
It is Ilt.Vw ' ' '111 ill 11T ^heiil'l
be tniu.il 1' "ne lb reh ek. Too long
have our rl,.:.t.- tvn utilized as 'on i.>
f .sue of comi 'ikiHo with iio sevlr.it:
i intent trr gT-f~rr"k~ o r l1 v drr ss TrT~fcre~~
j?wrongs -Miii'-1: r: Ir.". Amt VletVH?
_ *1-gi-oes,.i
Xo more . a.; liable .organization
thtin sthe" Nai'or.'al A s'n. for"'the- Ail- j
, cWd-trtr-tia.l; tif' unTttf-Takc this work i
vancooient . loved l'eoo4e
punetion w.i't/ . a elteti.il > T
litical ?,ur! civic jeiitle.Vik of all races
of the nation.',
_i (From 'l i .- r. Louis A i i'iis. Sir T.^ihsT
.?V^ Mb.,' r.'ow HO, JJI28.)* ;
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The loci?1 i .mail of; the National'
Association f.' Advancement. .'of
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EXALTS SOLID LEARNING
Continued from page one I'
Dr. Knight's subject was "The Improvement
of Teaching," and he stayid
closely by it thruout the discourse.
He came to Greerisbroo at the invitation
of the Faculty Research Club,
<ut_ .the menders' of This organization
were joined by the teachers in the
,-ity sjchools, extension students and
touchers and others to make up. a very
large-group.of hearers. The speak
i>r ."was-" presented by President F. I).
Blflferd. ; ?-? ??
' Dr. Knight said that a headlonR,
rush-in educational progress has been,
perhaps, accompanied l>y a lowering
of the standards and a denial of students
and other.', softening tend en-- j~
cies in the educational progress' have
been observed in elementary, second
ary -and higher education. In the 1st (
named) Dr. Knight noted a reaction
hiraihst anv sort of sustained appli-.
cation or steady drill as imposing
un 1 lie freedom of the-'individual.
There-has arisen a belief that to mas- j.
teiv knowledge is to crush initiative
and cramp creative ubility. ObeMviue
cnmc.s. lii he. regarded
live vice and thb rebellious student
s-oftt'U commended for his'self assera.
These buttpffly ideas in.edu.rdlon
'ought to -be "banished, he .de-'
r.il driven back to th^ir ereaorx
. Air. ther dangerous softness
vi s v.del i:i the tendency to exalt
;.t*fhot.s arid..device.; over discipline.,
a id s./.;n i naming.
l>r. lvr.lght then spoke of high
chool. and; eo!le;;c methods of today
.ttiUug out cf .a fifth, of the freshman
ilrss crh vtviv aril the'.lass nf .r>0 .
to f?0 per font, of the students betwvon
their first' and last years in
c. ' j Iks is due tof faculty standards
and methods, inability to make,
adjustment. in new environment, and
imiicrfeet instruction yn fundamentjij.i.
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Education* is encumbered by an inert
ia toward the real theories and
practices that obtain. The veils and
myths should be torn aside and the
dangers of unsubstantial jind halfheated
' study 'made cl^ar. Education
in theory and pra^icg ?fjeeds a
little iron, needs to get rid of the
softness which has crept K ?w the
standards' ot, school work. Freedom'
is it precious, thing, hut |t has to be<
worked for. ...
Laurens News ?
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Mr. Hugh Cainc is critically ill at
his home... .
-?Thc-Aninial wtnehwas OhcltT on the
oth aat Bethel A. M. E. Church-was
a success in every way. The weather
was ideal and-lhe meeting wait
carried on in. full blast. The bishop
w'ith his wife,, stopped at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Garlington where
they werx> toyally. entertained. 1 We
wish to thaijk the members of the otheir
denominatitions as well as the
f rends for hoi pi nip us entertain andc
for them.?On Sunday the church
v. r r {.nf lced. .While, the, bishop held
hi.; niiiliclice spell-bound. " Fveryhocly
went a v.ry feeling pood and w.g feel
that this was'-one of the bestconferences
hehf for many a year.. Our
(fiieiont and.., worthy pastor, Rev. J.
B. Snylh has/Hbcn assigned elsewhere.
Coored- Fee-phi i3 lhaking an efTori.
to raise the'necessary money to meet
its annual apiicrtioJimcnt,. which is
pmv due at.th'o National Qfiico.
This As .oeiation is a militant organisation
which has for its purpose
the protection of the civil and political
rights of the colored people. *
There is nohting so dear to t.hp hnjuan
heart as that of freedom. .
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The palu
Union News
Churches all were wt-JI attended
Sunday. The expected fall snowmissed
this- section.
]\fr. Corn well, a young man of this
city^frho is aspiring for th?> ministry
preached'a very acfcepta*ble sermon at
?criilth Baptist Church > on Sunday
morning,
B. Y. P. U, and Sunday School"
lessons were all well taiurht'bv ?r?Un
leaders and teachers. ' " '
? Kcv: Dr. Ltimax nf the A. .M. K. 7,
Church is expected to preach at Cor
inth Church . Thursday evening in
interest of the Junior Missionary So-,
ciety. . u
VnnM
Mrs. Hattjf Pant' and Bessie liice
were pleasant visitors at the home of
Mrs. Tobin oty Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs."*?. Tin^ley-of Qlencoe, III. is
at home with relatives. She will no
doubt make this her home and -at,
present is with Mr. and Mrs. J. Rojjors^QnJHaijilet
St.
Mrs."J. Hughes Will spend the winter"with
Union friends.. She is also
at home. *
- -Mrs. P. .Freeman left for New York
and will be away for several nidhtbs.
Mrs. M. A. Tobin is puzzled over
the long silence of her Xew York
friends, she has written each one of
thehi. and now hopes "that when these
few lines are read by them they will
write' At" once. z
- Mr. Benj. F. llildebrand has been
dismissed from the Majority Hospital
and is comfortably situated at
the home of I'rof. and Mrs. A. A.
Bims. v r?.- .' ... . * ...
Union County Teachers Association
held regular- meeting on .Saturday in
the auditorium of Sims. Hijrh. Sch.ooj.
A" very mterestinjr meeting was had
and tlie -attendance pronotthted jro'otfr
Rev. J. C- Uudley enjoyed his. stay
in Charleston where he * assisted in
a meeting- -Rev.?and??Uudley
are now jtt the home of the late Mr.
rind MYs. John Ronttv on Me Beth St:
IVjL will lie pleased to have friends
call to see them,
?Mr. and Airs. K. Worthy are. luuno
to stuy. .
Mrs. P. Wallace- on" Hamlet St. is.
somewhat feeble and as the years jyo
by she" feels her infirmaties p-ibre,
Sh,. is the wife "f Hi" lute P"v T"hti
Wallace whose , work in this county
serves as a living monument to his.
4uinmT",--'Remejn4HM'etl r l>y
have" done" this worth and consideration.
Friends who call to' see this our
sister will pay a fine tribute to-thinkof
those words: "In as much as you
have?doTle it?unto one?of the li'iisl
of those you hayg done < it untomo."
But let us remember all of air and
du'iUit ifiil sunshine and prive-l-hem a
rart of our Christmas (rifts and-cheer.
The streets of Union arc beautifully
decorated and at hi edit, when lighted
present a picture a picturewnlalaed.present
a picture that beprpravs description.
A happy and most pcaee^.
ful ChristTiias is what we wish for
om~rcaders;and hope to enjoy ourselves.
A?Ration v's hivtViflnv is whnt
.y "" ~ T." -4 - "
we attempt celebrate?each of \i's
Kridvy^just th~eyfrva?|j)er in which wo
celebrate" "it.- P JfY*Ce have no pifts to
<ntlipr .our.JtfyfrfWBg lovinjj^jwds are
of prcatcr value than priftj* without
[.{he piver.
Our friend, C. .Tiles is hack from
Ashcv.ille at the home of Mr. ahfi Mrs.
T. S. Humphries. He i.< not much improved:
Miss Mary Fuller will spend the
I 'wjnter at h.rtme. 1
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MRS. KATIE. SCHEI.L-S.MIT1L
Mrs. Katie Syholl-Smith, a- life-Ionp.
citiren of Tnion, S. dtparted tlii.'
life, December 1st.- Mrs. Smith had
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bcCTT in declining health for the jVa.-r
few years' but her death came as a
.sh. ck to the entire community and the
city at Iarpe. She was a devoted and
-^nviof- miithi'i-, i^ili-viipi christian and
active in church work up tp a year
or two apo. '
?hs; Schelh as she was known, was
loved and respected by lill wlvd knew
her, white ami colored.
.She leaves t0 mourn, three dauphtcrs,
one son and one brother.
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ST. GEORGE NEWS"
Rev. K. C. Andei'son preached a
splendid sermon Sunday. ??
The friends of Miss .M. Smith are
very glad to haxc'htr home; ' j
Prof.- yordhit took some; of his vocational
students to Berkley to inspect
their work.*.'
, The Sunday - School of Bethel A.
M. K. Church gave a religious program
Sunday night. 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. Murray were in
St. George Saturday.
f' 'The Rev. H. O. Blassingame, ( '. II.
Chesnut and M. Stewart motored to
Cheraw to attend the annual conference.
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Mrs. B. Gordon is up again and
back at her work.
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Gland .uiU'-ihal
Charjvstdn, S. ('.
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Everyone . should . haVo board hov.
j It a ton of Laureiis A Similar miaaiiim.
who pit.ached "the* ith Anniversary
soi'11 ion uf Kov. S. (.. CainphoM, as
ipastor of Si. Laid, iLo. i?hkin,i_ser*
nion 'was "a masicrpntvi h.'s lexi was
j taken from Isaiah. 'lie urnd as his
hsuhjoct, I.iitinj' tho Stan'irtTTt ofMhr
Ministry Mmaily and Koi .cioti.siy, He
<ihi justice t().'ho subject ami jcayc u.!
enjoyed the services..
]\1 i'S. Fox <V (i'vonwowd wA,; the
o iu'stn of Hoc, a.1<1 Mm. S. t. l.onp1)0:1
Sunday. ? r?j?
Kov.?\\ . C. (hav. "ord aiv . miod the
A. M. K. C.onlVicnfo at Laurens.
r~ MtsrM ar>*r 0tc yfcFrtri ranw'to .< t ay;
l . Di:. j. ^ Aa,dc.: oi:. ?.!r J. \V, JoirFF
SOil, Ml'S. X.I." l; l.ilV SO!'.. ; .. W . i,
I'ovk, Miss V. i\e: L ir.v'Vv'.' Than: rr
t.hi, Mrs. O. L.: Ah . r. My; 'and Mrs.
C. .j..hli *i.:i . ? "Lit tV C11! v* 1 litoi.8
at SI. I'uU-i.'Slil.ii . "
'Mi-'.s lh -t o. . \.u a.o.l c n
] llUl 'Sliuy ' l.iiO. t. ?'?. I.. .'.Mill . 1
(Manly i!o.<paai .a;.'.! i- .
liii'iiy. 11or mother- : . u:,... , to m?<
jwith her.
rt'T\Ve li'avo alv.':i,\- ' *;*? " M. "A; ' Mi
KITcs .v.vr(ho i M :> ijen.aM
on 1 hm*>|H7;T?c I.. . 'I'... hrh
they pri?vt(0' ''fwiivn ''*l ";4 <
their; annu.tl<> han ,.-V.t a'..,*. --hie of
i Jir.ffind Ml*:'. 1; 1 .. I n
IJes Street! 'I!, ir..;, i-ii ?.? <
? to the ilA-ir u on thi.i
oveniinr and i!.*-v va"->-^ '
TTfu'ti fully iii I'rVi'C ' ?
:>.11 holjy will; jhr'^ht- .iv.l
r. L i - --? K. .1. > 1:: 1 . :i rr~" , . . . - . en. , 11 . y
furnished sr.i'sle- to; | . . . :i dhn
SpaJe will Hot ..-u i-.'tl of
Liu- hnt'l.V 11' ,1 . . i . . ..rhut
eneh rhe \V? a iirea: 1. -'iTif iS,
'were hantl.oj.'.e;. ; u aw full e.e'I
lying nt'liIV,-Klk and d'eciy ri
ted-canes, o. appreciate what U;o.y
. are tryinjr to da .-o, hhiy. arid iviorally
10 lift the "striiuiar;; or Ihoyouag nu n
'of the city; fhi. is <YUP.e (Hi'Vrcht TYuni
the old Klk wha.-v only iU .a- ]>1 eai&uie.
Hold to >;? ill--, ."a-^'l Hills,
_and keep truing: y.i'lh y, ur motto Onward
and U|>v. a, a , v.': ........a iiu 1
rnolhef UTJllilli,-.' j.laln ; veaieTTe
her' tHe' ladies,' At-. a. nio'st.Vlclieions
menu was M t'\sl ufWl.'r> the
l.direetion of 1 >i.1'1 J). \\ . Biiiim, to To
.-guests. ' ^.v
Many thanks k> the cvujted ruler,
Bill W. I. f'eik and tiie eriti?vhand.
Ml* a tli 1^ Mrs (1 < I >0 i i- ... i '
! recipients of a line I \ I. y y.honi
! they Lave named iLv.iiid. Ai./ll.o?
Htlid stm are-duiny iiu ely. , " ' ?:
j-?Alesdana'.^ I,, tA a a f.d. u. -I hi! ; >!!,
j |{. licit I, ('. ji<.rf>^ rts, 1!. j.iei.-jun, AI,
! 1 iai jcnes.--, AI. ('u':i .ran, A. , J.t."yd, S.
i Neal-SniilJi, F. tT.j?!e. v.:;n , .Miss ? !.
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, Johnson,?Me 11.1.? iA V1.'.?1 Hi ur.?fr,
i Chillis, ('. "lin.A. A; i>i nif, ami S.
j Anderson att'uuivJ tUe V. AI. F. 'CTnT
fi reni e a.t I;a .. en .. " I
j^,.-\\Ui..,-a?fc., dc!i;,i;'.('d l,,- i.ave' IJey?
' ('< au'.'oni ayanJ. . . ;
! "The" YotUijf A< A,':-JCA. A.;.,
li.eii' Thanksyivi y ~,f-.< 1T1V
j lunne of. liev. II. vA . -v.. 'liny
| Lad as: ,lhur ftui avtil',. Au ju.oa~
11. C. Anders,in. .Hi; W". r ;U.''vir.
j IloWoway and AI;. {.. . >. u};il
T is their paiiii.;!. Tiicy , r. 1 hn. *I
luSorjitc r-upicr and lur e, e-.-tl 1.,
Mr. J. li. 'I h()iV.;'Sl \viH^ . Ida
.to attend, the : I. ..it.,-' t.f
Free anil a< een_te11^nj. Mr. '1 I10-liias
represents tlm Law icnye lod^e
of Anderson. ...
i \ -/dontforget
-to sew oulv '
complete u:;a
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new year
greeting cards
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National Benef
mended f<
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Washington,, D.-- C., 'Dec. ,1S? Dr.v of .v'i
fcaleigh J. Coker, 4 .well known phy- Hl.< ;
-sician off New Orleans, Louisana, has- it )/ ]
sent| to Mr. W. S. Blij^>erfor^ the"; < : :
Secret ary-Ma autrer of. tW NATION?'uv
~A 1. H F.N K FIT FIFE "iNM'B.-VNt'K i : '
rOUH'AVV ii iiinimnii)?!it inn i.vjivk'iIj : <
sing .appreciation of tlu> struggles sh-.nd
and achievements of NATIONAL HK- 'iOwn
NRFIT, the largest NegVo Business "7.
.Enterprise in the world. ' {
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mivisian* ino isnui)a ? ??uii ol.-k-a
DDCEMBER 1 .a?V
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/ ' Mil Bl ?l KULHgflora. Secrfeialrv'-M'.r
National Benefit Life lncu:.-anco Co.. _'r
. Waehlngton. District of Columbia. ' LL
My dear Mr. Rutherford:
I read with cvif;nt 'ta',/
profound adra. ration, In Pittrbr '
ticie on the progress of the nation t
euxance and ,an-?^count of . lifo
(Xbuilding the. greatest busitecs c.-.tc?r
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Ko^Ncgro could'"head th?' T"
week without becoming inspired to t r .(
wao glad tjo be .a } art o f At b.io vhc a
build eo gro'dt an Institution in uo" 4
-period not yet in roach of thto span
?' The account of your life i
was eo typical of the life ur.d Btrufcl
r ~~ thnt l had to read it a te'con;< t :& 'tin
ticn of that part of the Courier t.11"
fdrev.er. ?
" My attention ? '>, /- ' ' ?
r?~ an insurance cttnt of toof r i <
1 " - Bpire'i th.ii. up tvini.|i.i l i f
' : copy of the pa^cr if only to rct.d t..u i
life.
Please accept r.y eo.c^r VV.
citocoea ma lor IIU euc'ccce o^our'c. <
-s. otii the'oeueon'e gree tinge.
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Asiili' t r4c words of .-cofemu'ii- r
-?.utiuh 'contained 1 m Dr. Cokoiws let- i.i I\i
ll'l". thy 1 't-i!4ii:i Ti-ilium>?h|jt.| j,.l;. ..i'i
iorjiil. review of the recent Thirtieth in i 'h
Annhersavy Celebration of XATlOX* 'Ave*!
A!j SEXrjrtri also paid Imh in
l ute to XAITPXAL K1'.XKp'i'1' 1 - i -' ?t o ?
v.clk. Tt .s.aid:. , ' the ! .
I'liii.AD^LriuA tiiiiWni: hivi- ,l; i:
sr;s NA r;oxADi{MNJ:riT ?' :
o'j'ho Nntti Oirt H'no fit 1 tl't- I: >.I1 r- i :
ance CiHlrpany, of Washington, I>. (\. ,u' l'
is eolchratintj i< ^Thirtieth Birthday;
-t-f was founded-itv hy?Samuel
W. Rutherford with a Five I>ol!ar ;,l i':'<
?ililL?At that time (In- chief a- et ?.?'
the Company was | ho vision, copra per V.'!;
and faith of its founder. 'Today it p !.!
st.i?! has 1 he vfciofTXhTl u-iiidTTR; hand na i:hf
the man who has turned.the Five hu'l.i
I'olhir IhiM Tlitp assets of nioro than I.tfe..;
Five"3l'iliio (^O.ooo'.noo) Dollars. N.\';;
"There are more than Seventy-five-, to' cv
Five Million t:?.1^)00,()00) 1 pilars. r. till
BUY CHRIST M
stamp out Tub
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CHRISTMAJ
_ THfe NATIONAL, STATE, ANO
ASSOCIATIONS OF THH
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urday, December 15, 1928. % 1
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it/Com- I
>t\ Progress
__?in force.?That is a record?? a-"?
ivli-ail Negroes,should be proud. ' ' ^
than that, NegroCs can' make. .(
cr mid more powerful. With - ^
'j.-iuat nn rampant against Ne-t'
in in st white insurance com-^ y.
~ k to ems . as tho commom _ 1
v.^mhl (Innate . that^Nejgroes? -r^ ~
mtike tiy 'companies' more
fill?" V; V.;
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