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1 OLl tlBIA. s. r.; SATI F
STATEC
J3 " ' & '
. A fine tribubte of ivspeet was
' College by The' Sla'.e-news
. the issue of January. 1 5. . The
tioh of the school's Work that it. \
: amhropists. to tlte o'nlv State pn
stitution forfts notvwh11 o reside
~"3t~ ^Vhfle, vto think?t nat* t no wovk
is deserving of speeihi conthio-TK
the position rhat so long. .a^'our
domic laws by attempting"!o eari
she will be: com pel led to foot the
. jfk pviny V.^.rtM , iri-.M-c >.. u .i
ports oiie school for their odtiei
? the State is concerned must com*
throughout, the State: and yet :
propriating money for its mainU
For white<tfcc > ato nintain:
with like schoMs ;kr o;gh nil th
technical plant as is to o found i
The. University ha< hiir'v :
chapter "of Phi Pot a' Kappas is-':* o;
a plant as . Radch/:V. SnMedical
Uollepo. a: Chariest ?k a
schools represe'iu millions of*: v.i
. the State. Yet ha';' the eit-i;:ons
" izinjr these ^facilities because eT*
University should
tion of its N c vT?v * rj f
? Xopnvs need, ,*..r?. *t. y i .
they need farmers. .
With the Jjrr.ited Vesc.;;re? > a:
the State Institution .'are doiv.e
' Thirty-Third Annual 'Renort of
dum . addressed to the Uem rJU
; Board of Trustees sard, ant- r.p-u>:
of the institution art in .c do ct
cordance with a.systent dvvelop
. . ' .stitutions by the" St a4 T.%.
annually by a'revreh- : ":.t /; . :
this sLatement Vo:ni:'7?:rr n: t:u
. that whatever funds t.h* ;. i
-sanely and ;udh:-v.:>';.'
? "PrestdUnt ^r-?a v,c z j
ah account- of the cert.lit': r f the
The enrollment incr; .? -? '* ?ncadil
leaves of . .-ah Si nce t. v,r'h.er
among ..r.vr :?nY~.v 'i.scholarship
thah yc'" ' :". :r-;7 y
on hand : r y cy- : a- .- 77 .
' ,t.\veeh $i'\ ar-: *'y
"} at ion :\y c:v<. hhr *7F~
;V>7;tyt:p&i\Vvv < ""** "7Nsugcostt
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Xmernav Ty- : ' - a-*:.
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' "W.ha: if ul-'i-.wfV " - "
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^uyro'dndir.g Ca-.:;r> -ar*' w.'l
?".if fia. ,r " ~"?~,T
that will nz&K* hinv r.ii
general -'? ' v .
1^r 'ir,: haV-irs ?~v- ? r
ituntedl i'^rr 77$
' *, anil pcvrorr* > ? \\':" w&ir?ir
. ? jwiu u1 v.f
' Marcus Garvey * Or w* :'.* .a N'v
out- Of the dvier^ma :\ack h.rs: o:
: the I^r.d of the -Fr< " ' -1^ 11
"Th"e :A/ramerica- Is tvrst an.
theFrench"?secTo/v. a .Ihtc^hrm??i?and-jhe
EncasivJwe. ^y"'fro
to Africa th$h the Americans
ha< nothinfr in common w:t rt 'Yh
and the recent war .demonstrate
------^-similar skimt^gmenti? not stron
their other differences,
gga "Will the Negro sohro hi* ttm!
Nordic population? . Beeau<e rtf
problem .<inoe.he first entered
?s '
tto ffirahir
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tDAY. JANUARY 25. 1930
OLLEGE
i. . '
paid the administration of Stab
Papdb in the editdriaibblunihiCp
ilitorial expresses s.uch appro.ba
vouid direct the attention of phil
irt iallfr suppoi'Tgd~~edircationaf in
nts. ' . . . , .?
being,done at.Oran geburg schoo
lation we are compelled to tak?
commonwealth violates all eco
ry on a dual system of ediicatior
bill. With a population of apou
ear beloved Mate partially sup
a'j'ionc FivnrThat schoolPas a?
1 all the teachers of Negro youtl
south Carolina is r.'iggiird in ap
uiahce..
> srhooh^ rhat compare ftyvorablj
e land. Clemson-has as tine :
ni.KT T-r at f t si .-\t" To.'lmnli'w
standards of scholarship that
qmii there." Winthrop has as fin?
VasSAr. The Citadel: and Th<
re creditable Institution^ Thes*
;ir's furnished by all t ht^flfcopW o'
are denied the 'priyile^Wf . t? il
their color. We believe that ?
the scyf^cated idealls .to prevail
. v.-. ofrolais h:>: u> W.ell a:
their disposal the authorities, a1
rerr.arka*": !y. according to "tht
The-ProS'i^ont?' ' In a men.orai;AsserttJ-'iy.'
the secretary of tht
her things: "The Ik/.sihess affair:
rdi-r. The Ivoks are'kept in ac
e: for South Carolina public ir.;
atrlhers. othcet They, are aiiditec
he S.tat\ Bar.k Exantineh " Frorr
v. secretary :: the Board \v set
: r a t i r v, c ht e s i r. pes session. : a n
<:?. :ol ..rpntitted to his keevir.c
y. Teachers 'r^ veuAt-er. grants
pre:' arc t her?selves.. . ?fjteienei
r.ts ' erring tn.e're interested it
k h v 1 .reeds dibrarv. f20.50ih0(
-n. -:w >'iw. start: To"cA>t he
Trade' School heeds reVercaniz
-.1 . vv.w.,> * .vA > r ji oc.i
-r < . A >eh"\ 'of Ehcir.eerin-i
or v ;v: i r. > . o Ve d ',fr ont' Pro-? i Li * r.
::r. * : keenly a'.iv'e to the .need:
ay receive tr<i cooperation o- oui
U; *?" ivr. $eut,h Care'.ir.a r.ra-y be
^? ?? ?
^KF?HF A IT" '??
\r rh;-.p. Mer: :ry magazine. oar
* > A . N e or " I.e-*k> A Lea d."
! er. who appeared at Allen t'r.i
der -he auspice? of the Waverl'ej
t ' r >p .en. aid aadit-r.oe whivi
*':V* ;o- VhiTr.v-V.-,*
: , ? y, > r ? ' v -r c cor - f.y""
*, v '? , *??>
> .r.nay, ar.d to the end. t.ha
in a' ...vty to have been pre*
; : ; at tit-ade '.ve are gfvirij
'thterv ar. i e'griitTcar.t article
over fbarf"ar.v. paraphrasing
t t\ v \ re.t Pother in Anterl
' . ?. 1 .V .1 i.T-. t, * I T- TT-T 'n ? V
h ce lpreserve what td
' ' .r a ^ jr ur co:r.:my
fr*. - - : ? i i * v'
m- -..via* narikh lik-? the It.
- - ;> ;?c ::: f 'ui
i-.rravei:a victim of poliutkj
F O ?the s'^uFFie. t>*j!I up s*s<e
"7* in *he- wake ?orr.e futur
-vic's. <3esr airing- of any other wa*
"T *. r. t'O a territory of his cvr.~?i
matfno^jihe white but still ii
L?: .Xjjmoit an.-American.
-ru-t-he-"^' fv?H -h Negro a Smr.iao
' jwaw. ii(> h** 'i ry>? rf
Jew* have to go -to .Palestine. H
African blacks save his coloi
3 conclusively that the cement o
F enough to cause group- to far
Mem- hy amalgamating with tb
his color he has been a ^ocii
God's country, manacled bj th
/' r . . v- Hr
. s,
- 1 ' * :
L ' *" '! 'f . .. . *. **1
' THE PALME!
Founding Father?. Were then
miscegnation. he would have lo
did the Negroes in Portugal, Sp;
. of rope, faggotl ^ar bucket and
considerably since '.his nineteen
in 1619. Melville Flerskovit?. i
- that : 'Instead of 80 or 85 per <
a ing wholly of African descent,
_ unmixed, while almost 80 per, (
American Indian..'"'.Between
_6 f27.3 i^er cent tobtTexaet) have
_.i "As furtherevidence of lacl
. | races, it is interesting to note
the Negroes' racial.-integrity a?
Says E. B. Router, in "The Ann
- ' 'Miscegenation of the Negro a
1. from the first appearance of the
9 >tv of the law nor thn im ,0^.^
_j nave much effect on the miscei
veitted intermarriage rather thi
Mr. Schuyler?discusses In . li
^jmany phases.of the race questio
r in our limited^ space to give in
c give adequate stimulus to our n
-^departing with fifty cents to proe
d icnn Mercury, for the article in q
>' than that. Mr. Schuyler is tru
His conclusion* is that; "By 201
Negro may be rare enough to gi
- turv from now our .American so<
tUrally as th'ev are hnw strivin..
% v VA ** ill?
I . .. '
NEGROES AND NAT
e The Negroes of Seuth Carolin
jfyoL-'lhe. I ommonvvealtlf^in disse
. natural resources of the State, a
- South Carolina hasr a 'Xejrro poi
=_?o^AiWth?-The -Lt-"
protect, which is attested l?y-its i
I on .theL-jComwission appointed An.
* The .Commission among?-Xegi^
? ards. endorsed by thi} Natural Rt
an adequate appropriation fron
] session. Anticipating appropria
;to bo perfu'ime! llic chairman <
* Carroll. has/, organized lvi> conijni:
mittees and- Bureaux >uc.h as -Sp<
1 fee. Good Will Tours Oohynjtte
and Executive Buroifh^SSrakjuar
lit a -letter t-o the- eArnnrssfci
Georgia State College.stated tha
white"-man shisll e>u.and -hall hoi
ve> as hotel, .hef. din in if ear ohel
.. vate families, and 1 uyer< ai.pr
;* Negroes nVay 'have great e'tikac*
\v;>res to the nationi
Te The slogan V-f this votr mi>sioi
and this message-is being Vreat
particularly, is to be-carried thro
1 the peop'.e-o: en;. State may rel
our soil, and that we have pCt ye
: V,: : > r. W ; :V ; . --rl I-IV
promises to yield the, richest of.l
POINTED
, P 0 I X T SBy
GEORGE A. SINGLETON
J T r. r " Wt.tKiV .text!' ' Ar.o. God 5SW
> ; - "** ana. tv.hold,
it wa? very tfeod.?Genesis 1:3X
stor.es ir. .the ;'d HebrwJ coin* .^por.y
Th7 wr:;(-r * ; ? v.: ;" ereatior."
-ays at tr.e.'v'::a . : i-ach* . i the ?ix
> '-'* . "A-n'd God sa*,\?i. chat
'. - ' " Af:*r the ...b :? nip'vtelTh,.
'God saw everything that h;
V - r'.. ie. ar.d .hehe!4. tt. Was very
1 jTV .*;\I * K * "
- '; . T- 4 "very cood" Wyrld
> '-v ' *" ; * apparent ir.*pVrfecT: :>.#
^ : It - the hest kind which
r ; ' " rr.ade for thV .tvre
! t" '- x'.r.z \\'r.. -.. "it it. It is a y'.ice
i wrvere cr.ar;>'.tt-: - developed and.
r nter. a:e i.-iit'. . '~r.
Fran;, tne o^ys : ; aye rr. an with
i"- -.i? ?;? man has
~fo"c '"'"e"
'1" .' 'i. >. " ill 1 f or d"
: .:t "e ever vief.red t? in*-:".' -. it;
v . .r.sa.ar i" 1-aa-vs.,.: :i
* " .M.gV.s -\r v hi > ..."
; * ' ,|<i " ?' *?"A?r;.ir.'?
r : his xn. he-user... 14.".
sre'aust .1-. i r.-. <: teiilr iivj
^ Art- :h--?* -hrjf .?. vv.es if. the
" *s:-;K'heh he^hrvuths. .in the
f. t *. jj.srhieh he. eu?ts. 'if -^hv^raur .which
v >: SrtEter: yea*. V.th:r. fif*. rwnT**bd?.
. .tse'.f. f ' ?
* -Listen' t >-s:rre physician as he
ta'.k.s a"-? a: r.-.ur;bes". hacterra ar.d
- t-r. ' < '. it ry . ; n-.tr-::6"
-' a- rravtice is bvl.T-yus: her-; >orr.e
u :f these '-a.teria. ntf-cr *-??'. r.r<?i eemts
are devtdiy and ~ar has r. -? ve: c.n1
? - ^
; :
The . its: enemy t. *i?. /: n.vue.rca is
r?'.eaih ar.i death. crre* a? a r*suit ?
_ . rr.aie . hy the?* deau'.y er.ey~;is
:i nsr"s',S us-v:id..' War. must
v then fon.^trer eerrr.s. The rriiiii rns- sriv
? en hyn John P. R .vVerfei'-er ' aid ir.a*
ter.&Ly in 'h:s -a-rrk. ; _ h .
jlv Tv' "very "jr.c^d" ia Genesis Vs ?y;er:..a..
It ,y?s r.-t a.-tua' O-e ha*
, "ut tc reai the hist rrv cf the Jf*ish
*- y> . u.t i+e va'.'.J'.'.y
3 '.A.r.'i.rii.. ,.,r , x r-_* %
rr -A^-A v.
.^ye: War strife. 5-:<iai injustice. tr.d
* i: ?**? . V Ev-" si; rarr.p'&rt and reefv'^v"
? ;." - , ; .
y It .i nvar.'< f jprerr-^ :A#k to make
r;< hose# tw-aatifu'. tK\*r. thrAuph
^ r*
il died:-yet the work (Toy? on. Million?
?ti*V V.nf Km and dse now bat ibe
isix CV. >,!.,. i. . ' * ' ' : '. *. ? W
TO LEADER
e no social taboos in the path^of I
ng ago vanished as completely "HAlin,
Italy and Peru. Even in spite
social ostracism he has lightened
ancest orgy landed at Jamestowp ,
n 'The American Negro' tells us
:ent -of the American Negroes be- '
only a little, over 20 per cent are.
ent show mixture with white or
omi-third and one-fourth of. them
1 American Indiati ancestry^
v ot4 antipathy between .the two
that whites proceeded tcvattack
? soon as they got within reach.
Tioan Race Problem."
nd white people in America dates
Netrroes. . . . Xejthcr thn never
^ of public sentiment seemed to
ghat ion of the races. They pre-:
in race mixture.'"' ,,
is adroit and inimitable mSanner
n which we of course, are unable
to'to. we simply iXttempt here to
?aders that they may respond by
ure a copy of the February Anier
uvomm i> worm many times more
ilv a mentally emancipated man.
30 A: D. a fullblooded American
[>t a job in a museum, and a cem
rial leaders may be as tanned nato
become artificially."
o??-?
I RAK RESOURCES
;> bf-yn in pnwt.mihfttinjr
information about the
nd this is as it should be because
111 la tj oil quite equal to hoi' white
^ heartiest dndoi'.'omcnt t.o ~fhre
publisher liavinjr accepted a place
Governor Richards. .
es was created by Governor Rich?sources
Commission, and expects
1 the General Assembly ifoxv in
ti.Mm I'i'tfinifiir urn'r I 1 lie , I ib'lV if
the "commission. Mr. Seymour ;j
s'sion and divided it into sub-cornrakers
Bureau. Farmers Commite.^-Better
Gardening Committee, 1
ters.
i Pres. tJenjamin F. IInl>e*rtof ,
t the Nejrro often say's. what the ;
t eat. as he to a great extent ser- ;
\ steamship chef, steward in priivate
institution's: showing that
itv'''advertising South Carolina's ,
..n a? ' - *
i i> ot-ueve m.Jsouth Carolina."
least throughout the worjd. It.
'u?hout the State to the end thal_.
wmze the agricuhunahvalue of ?
t become sufficiently in In-trinli" ""
ts lo the-r?eg!ect; of the .oil that
larvests. . - ?1
work -must be ' done. Father 1
work? until no w ar.d I work right
_ ;S
.. The werkmeri' -f;ui but' the tort.nl- 1
stands. While these. time? are being j
written thousand? are dyinc. Before .
y#u rr.ish reading this column many j
etytr. children \vi!J he borne to their .
torn;?kanvld tears and laid away w;th .
tgr.cier "hands and loving hear:*.'.
"Hundreds -:* year's nc.:> men t'- uohi ?
rieir w"' '?- es-7
s'r.fu! wrs' it' t.ra; Agrestic philosc- <
n:-.rs. said the Creator could come in >
tjuch. wit'-.- it, c r.l-y thru* iy.term.vddi- i
at vs- r Ar.celf. Today .you' feel .t'-n
presence of the Father at a!! times: '
. The spirit of G.-d within men en- a;lVrs-.
them t sally forth on m.iss'iats
\-f conquest like plumed knights,
rot cor. rues: of each other but conqt?
f the c. mm. r f?-v?Disease.. -
, I.v| r.:?y. ?n;a.;. P. x..- Tyrhers. DirtWi:a?
Tu:-rr^!oi>, Career, and oth-' ;
ct> two, nUnterous to : name are "no t
respecter. .o*,; persons." * Microbes! *
g~"" ' ? ??^?'<> -" * ' ",-A?*.' ? ?etv??5 i
ray??iiir?*rf- _V.r hlne. M . .,< .*?.
.if.nn.i i! :irP?iT^c are_ dcir.sr much :
*.^;l.or" gr '. " <?? of: race. :
prejudice; The same ?toxf n that ypjli
cause :rt. death -f a white titan Will
a r. r-' h:^ : : v" :: fu u -.t-V
to the Mortician. ?- ' ;??- n
After a while, when iesislutors have'
-e' sense. t hey wi]! <ee t hat r.ext *
; ^ase perms that hr.aih kill the
?"? -' :ha: tt:" "t'~dt.uh.y h'v.d dantr.-'
": - ?: v?ignorance. Tht-y -a::: sec '
"r-^.^up tarhot be raised as
- Cheating the whites ar.d >
- r rr-whites "poor pig . or *
, 4-'" once. vice, Taping. crime..'
or--Kernes*. -ressior.:. social rnjus- *
*R - ; .'ties of ,a!! k i xfd s a re :
' sifr.OTCipca. . editions of society. 1
v- ~"rr.r." the social foody .is '
>.c>. arc r.eecs t r.e s vial experts or
j^c:a: erc.p.eer ? ?
I" #* ,/ , , 1
' - -e sr. ws clearly .
tr-av t*;rry-creat naticn cf antiquity
r-V~V ..* h" '. > n !? <. !' ; . lymess
arc oec. r^t arc; peri-hed because '
:-diseased. War. human !
*.- y.,caste system, or; res-si. r.-w*r? '
;var..:* ^r.::ne r. th? wali :u: ~
^t-Tr. crur.ke.r w.th the wire- .-f reiver ''
| ' ;v . ? !
Our :<.< . ? America i# jure to. fa'l.
. f J*v?S .? ??: To dV-ii-J
h axe a., history divine and pro- |
fare an unholy Ii^n- Hundred# of
ye:-T- :nm n- V ur.:vw;.:i#? r:v^ '
jvru.-if rur>e? r. "The fall of Air.er- .
- . m nier.t* art'; rarsafK llhra
"Ties vrith a* rruoh ?e?t?a? today they ^
_AVU'jy, jth^L "Fall of Rotuew ? ,
Put the w.c;:d is^'Very p vxi, .". Thar
tie idea'.. I: t? u? to nt.-r.it4f real- ,
ize it., What are you doine ifnhfclp
;n *'~e meat w;rk of the aires?
ZQk may it all my power# engage
T? iLi .Mil! Wn Hum; n ?M =
"Let none .stand hy idly saying:
T There is nothing I can do. .'.
'j .'' ' ' . '
... V
PERIP ATELTIC
M USIN G S
By I. WALKER ROLND
Having; spent some little time w
one of' America's most caustic crit
ing his penchant for getting at t
root of things; and "moreover kno
ing that his chief studies have be
made in the realm of human re
tions I thought it quite in place to f
Some insight into his impressions
CoIqmbia's-7i<&rker population.
Known f.sr TXZ- r i.lti
the. truth at all hazards he was a
reluctant about making his imprei
ions articulate; but being assur
that no offch.u- wuuld be taken Ut 1
most drastic observations he procet
etf with some few suggestions th
mayhap prove beneficial, to our co
munity.: ? * ? ?
All that he . said might be summ
up in the words: '-Columbia, like i
most every Xegro community gi\
evidence of being the home of bac
ward, shiftless, thoughtless/satisfi
people." -
This conclusion was based upon v
i.tiOb quite a few pf our business i
situation. and gazing upon some f<
of our- public carriers. On seeing
conveyance* he would ask "Is that
dilapidated run-down battered pub
Xegro's piece of rolling stock?" (
being as.'uud tl.nt It mis. he tvol
reply: *1 ken wit." When asked wl
the lipiilv -was, that XegToes doi
'hinlfi^hat their peopie. hSve a rig
fprdemand -iip=tu-~dSTe service and"!
comodatTons " of- them: Re conten
that, basically the psychology of t
Xegho and the white man is identic!
for neither believes that the Xeg
deserves to be. treated as though
is a human being. '
My ffiend. would se? up gar
standard lor a Negro business as f
a white business, but observes th
tho Xegro's failure to provide -,f
his own as he provides for whit
when he caters to them is "a logic
result of segregation because if the
were -n-.ore competition those who i
nto business"would of necessity ha
:o endeavor to'matce their places mo
attractive than those of their cor
H'titor-. He detests slovenly-, ill ke
li'riforous eating places for Net;to
recardlt ss wW riliU them!' It wi
b^erved that some restaurants, e
pose their cooked viands to flies. n
robes arid anything ,^.*lse that hasr
\s yet heen^named, and yet Negro
pass" up decent editing places to pa
'iate theft hunger at these plac
that 1- ^k a? though they wore d
i'.cned f< r feeding swir.'o. . Of cour
rht>e .at r places are places operati
v foreigners' for the -exploitation i
irullihle Negroes. It
was oV served that there seen
to be r.-> concert c-d endeavor on ti
art of the Negroes to procure civ
betterment' such as Negro patrol me
SJejrro flrenter., paved streets and be
ler drahtneo fh Negro sections. r<
'ief of. cfowded conditions in schoo
"or Negres. a nvrv equitable arpr>
.nation of school funds, separation <
Tigh and Grammar school's, better r<
ttunerafio.n f-r Neero "teachers, b
tor.te-nds that since the city ir.sis
:poh segregation that segregation-1
lad or. ar. erual ha-is. If there- ai
ei-ntany?Neeror-ehi'.dren in Columb
is there are white there' should be tl
time school facilities for Neero*
ittd teacher? in these schools shou'
e required to show the same deer*
f preparation.as. the whites, and- r<
?ive the same salaries. These are
'e-w suggestions given by Bcoreo :
whuyler. who- is carrying -the eosp
>f the emancipated mind.
- PEN Dl.ETON N fewS
? ' f * * .
Silver Sprinp Bautist Church
Sunday- wa# a hiph day at Sily?
:prir..p . from the Sunday Seho;
hro uphout the day. Our pastor. Re
?*. L. Z ntnrerrr.an preached ii wonde
u'.fa'. -ern'-.v ilr.-iv. i'st Chronicle# 4'
ia : ? t,- ;yc , l,1(-, mtu
o #. y "did hot our heavt? uurn whi
re ?v.&r. of God talked by the wav."
\Vr were p'ud to have wovidv'.o wit
;# Surdc.y. -Sir, arid Mr#. \T l'Td
t AKit,!'Si:r. Mr. Peek pave a vet
r.eourapirtp va^e-en the- trainirrtr?t
he Voutfp people! future i^turc
Fr.ey were the din'nerNcuests'of M
vr.d Mr#. H. V. Thompson. - The 1
\. S? met ir. the a f fern bout: tho off
erv arul- ;r.v;*.tKr.? were iW lighted 1
ritve?eW?president)?Mr. ' Peek>?a+
v:;e < wi?V,uJiV We hope they wi
oir.e apain ar.d V-rirrp other# to wo
hip with u#. You are we'ux-fr.e.
Prof:?F. A. Curtwripht 'ar.d &o
ilonp w ith Mis# Ar.trie Pele Owon
ir.d brother, were with us Sunda;
r*rOf. Curturripht sreke in behalf <
he VhtoijHich. He' pave a bri<
ustOYy of jyhy r.e cared or loved Pei
lletir.?All uhlch '.vaj. or;oyod !
til. He closed by asking for h\
Tens - that w^re too lary to lay. H
'aid. if the hens that were driven" d
-or W',^r wV ;. ? w., 13 return ih.tr
Mrs. Hatt:e Hamrletor. was atyooit
:-d to get these her.# and ser.d the
o Prof. Curtwripht.
r-Mrs. Pr-sv-. the ^ 1 'V t* Rev. Brov
^astor of A. M. E. Chtlrvh was wit
is Sunday, afternoon. Come a.era
Irs. Brown.
Puljpit. Aid number J. Mrs. E.1
~?ar,'tt. chairman, will meet at Mr
Westonj? "Wednesday p. m< at 3:5
o'clock."
The missionary society meets t!
.sal Thursday in this mor.t'n. .We a<
hoping to have one of our Stai
worker J with us." Mrs. .Ella Smith t
itir.rd tM> r;y.i:',n little 'folk from tl
Sunday school. Mrs. Smith had pla
"od this feature for Christmas, hi
Clod intervened. Miss Annie M. Cra
ton sponsored the propraxn for tl
little folk which was enjoyed by all,
Then they were niched V> the hi
and candy. I.ook out for the wido'
she believes in putting a thing. ov<
This is not-the first time Mrs. Sml1
' *
Saturday, January 25, ?
? Bennettsville News
*
? We havc hact simre beauttfut WefiJ
ther for the month of January;
The sad news took its flight over
the State that two of, Qur reliable
? friends passed away to the Great Beyond..
Mr. .Hegry Brown, a faithful
|th mt.mher and steward of Dipe Hill A.
Jcs M E: Zion Church. Tffe funeral ser- :
^ vice took platfe Tuesday P. M. Dr. r*
?* A. C. Cook. P. E., Rev. A. H. Hat-'
w" wood, Rev Mrs. Alston and Sisters,.:
'etl many other pastors of varfous church
la- es were present and took part in the
eulogistic' service. * He also was a
member of several lodges. The Odd
I Fellows with R f itrwU.HttW.r,
"k took charge of the body. Mr#?. Annie
bit Jane. Mrs. Alice Williams, Mr. Brown,
,s* i daughters arrived home Mnndnv n ,,i
'ed j y> View.'the last of their father. Ho
ib leaves to mourn^ a wife, four datight- /
>d- j er.<? five listers, one brother and a
iat' host.of relatives and friends,
m- Mrs. Bettie Stubbs. a faithful mem'
ber of Macedonia Baptist Church is
edjna more. She was laid to rest in the
al- Macedonia Cemetery Thursday p. m.,
es Rev. J. R. Prince preached the fundi
eral. Macedonia has lost a true,
ed faithful and loving1 member., Still .1 ~
wbelft-ve she is heaven's gai/i.
is- Misses Carrenter and Cenrenter J"
n- Sanders, sisters of the" reporter, after ?w
spending a merry Christmas and ?a
^ few days of the happy new year in
a (Washington. D, C.. from which place
lie they, returned Wednesday morning,
3n ' aecontpiiojed' t'v Mr tT r Cm-infteM,? ' :
11(1 Mr. Willie Covihgt.in. Mr. W. H.
>>' Hatchet and n few others. They were
* I high!y_ enlortaLned by relative* arid
ht friends thrniighout._Lhn-co:inl.y nnd ml ,- ?
joining. cities,?-Mr.
Cunnie Stuart ..and children, on
he HiuiiAx . ... ... - ? * ? -
the death of mother and wife.
ro Sorry to report that two of our;-'
he friends homes wer desTroved by fire
last week. M'-, pn^ V1, iini)> ?
941. IVest Bennettsville,VMr* and Mrs. .7.
or D. Drake on Hudson Street; nothinp
jAvaa saved '
or j The teaehers are all working hard
tin every .respect to "*|>n't the write your.. .
a' | name Onmphipn over. As our counre
tv Sunt.. Miss .Jenny B. McRae and
bliss-Ik?Hr^Green our County Super- r
vt'j visOr of.: our .. colored schools wyro ..
ro | present in our teachers nyetinp Sat
n" | urelay ljiorninc and spoke on their
1*|trip to Columbia to arranpe matters
f ak'?htf the line of the adult school fur
"Si two months. '
x.* May (bul. bless them in every .ye"*
<pecb.''! Dr.. W. S. Ilanna was called-t'o
b Charlotte.. N. Thursday to deliver ,
0> an address to the Doctor's Associab-tion.
He \tas accompanied by Mrs.
r~ Carrie I>. Steyongow.??? ? ;
??Rev-.?F-.. P. I'eterkin mis in 11 io citY^T''.
Saturday p?in. from Hamlet. X. C. il_
'y ROv. Mr*. R, ,>:ie Alston,*>vtll conduct
. a to days me.etintr for* Rev. Peterkin '
I'in Hamlet. .N. C.
, Services as usual were pood at all
jc* of -the churches Sunday. Rev. A. J". '
p Wrijrh: was surprised Sunday Ayhen
."!Mr. S. S. Shieldi-chairman bf the Sur-;
,. tHisinsr comrnitte^' paye him a che'ck
for $10.27" to purchase pas-to visit the
j.i sick. A lai-pe number of other mem*
c hers and friends assisted Mr. Shield.. .
* V'l 4 ' '
f.T y?rignt v? out spain .to the
[0 dolipht of her .many, friend*. 5
s Mr'si Hettie Pinjrle has made many
new-friends while residing in the eityre
with Mr. arid Mrs. I.. M. McCullum on :
te^mier. \ " ' - a'
?s Cheraw Hiph ? School*-won a hard
!d foupht. basketball' pame "ir. the Grad- * ?
ed school Friday r.ipht, T:;10.' jhe
ji.'.horsie "girls ."played . \4eil. The P. L."
a will discontinue to all old subscribers
js. wK . have rs: paitf.'up their'last year's .
el:dues in full after this week. . '* *
j . ST. george news
. The. ehutvhvs'.bf t<wto are at their '
. best- at! present. ?.' <. ' '.
^ Good Hope Baptist 'Church News'
v; This church is doing-nicely at pres!v'
of.t with its pastor. Rev. J. M. Mar.
shall. Rev. L. J. Jehkir.s preached ,
; ,.<..!iduy ttv-rvim1. Jan.. .dh.' Ho pK^eh 1
ed Rev. \V. O. Canv.ieh. el's Memorial
serifton. Rev. Marshall, would hav
.preached' tlj^se-iwon b(H -health -wr?ufo?
not peuiiii.' Sflnda.v mpnt. J;rn~. oth.
* Rev. Calvin Daniels preacheJL- He
* . preached .a soul stirring sermonT Sun
r day morning. the election of the Su ':
r . .
nonntwruient ami other officers of tfce \[
? Satulay Sduvd was held. Thy floe,i
t.i'!; resulted as fellows: Mr. S \V ?
u, w.ndh.arr. Sa'perintrtukmt: Miss' Sa3TJ
I.. .V. k e n. Secretary: Mi>s Victory
' Hut-son. treasurer. All tdackers were
' :?i'.ect*d. Sunday morning. Jam 12th
'ho now Superintendent was m time
7 and conducted tho sch-><! with elo7
e,nonce.
Sunday night tho pulpit was graced " 5 ,/
with tho following ministers: ..Revs.
, J. M. Marshall. E. 0. *gf-^t>nrd and ?
,v 0 Bi.Willi. Kev. Marshall presented
,9- Rev; Bryant, who used for la text:
l(. "Oh give thanks to the Lord." He
preached a \yonderful sermon. M
r.uav rich; there wiii Ki a pen
.vn hy me Julu'.oe ouuvutte of Salem .
^ Baptist Church. Our R. Y, P. U, is
well organized for 1930. J. H. Hutis
president Mj** P^nr) R.mnmn 1?
,j, v:ce?pre>ident. Miss Mabel GrtflSn sec
:r rotary and Queen Esther Hutson pro.
cram committee chairman. You are TT
'a ' ways invited-to Our church.
n i ? ? ? ?'
m-iriei >1. .(.'hurch
j This vfiutvh -is .data?' lino under its
^ r'??V. O:?Anderson;?Rev.
.* Andersen -.> always at hifl r^**
^ duty. _ . .
' The 'Snr.dav School is doing fine J
r under; tts loader. Rev. VT. H, JQnck=_ ;
"J* i'? \. Mr. i'lnckney Ts~ a wonderful
" loader. Rev. Anderson' preached a
^ soul stirrinp sermon Sunday morning
* * and nipht.J .. .
ie .
|||i* in>^iW^littl^ tender hearts
w. Mrs. Flsie Wttiston is on the sick
h*l Wf -hop,, for her a speedy rein
covery. ...
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