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fPAGE Gil}? JJalttt - PUBLISH 1 13l0 Assembly S - ? _ - GEO. H. HAM Entered at the.Posti Office at Colpir : Act of Congress;?1 ' ? ciinc/ - One Year $2.00 Six Months ?--? 1.25 ~ ~~~ FOREIGN ADV W.-B, JSlEF^CO^^O^Uei Official Advertisements at the rate Xhe Leader will publish brief and i terest when they are accompani thors and are not of a defamat will not be noticed. Rejected n t""" _ REM1 Checks, Drafts and Postal or Expre L_ to the order of the Palmetto Le ^ N. J. FREDERICK -I H. W BAUMGARDNER _ Communications intended for the cu - reach the editorial desk of the f each week. Gity. uews^ local I day mgm. Business and 1 b': COLUMBIA, ^-C., SA' I - ' THE ?i DuvJoseph A. Hill, assistant -I released some information in "Why a Census?" In dealing "It is necessary to -classify t we arq, to deal wisely with pr ^ Without this information we GROES fftalics ours) were j whites, or the extent to whicl white population, or whether t tions of the country. And hei for business as well as for legi to .develop markets in differer tion of business or manufact proportion of the population is is foreign born." . Then according tfr the ad mi the Census Bureau the Ametw - eign born.- and- is rioF considere cracy. We knew that such w that an agency of the governn out with it in an explanation. ! ??concern atyont. bhp Negro's; mi ? - the. micrratidn of other races i< more than two of--them iir~ thrown into the melting pot t on his rights, as an America! 9 the object of special attention tus of his country. For the first time in more 'r~?believe that many of the retu | Negroes will be false. The F disregard for us more and rnc do something about our politl r- - - ' N. A. A. Th e Rational Assoclation fo pie is an organization that d( citizens that it should receive made in Columbia every once soon as "the"membership driye c- N.-A. A. C. P. locally until ti There is too much intellect in --- Association needs funds to c: ""which it Is noteeT ancf "Kfegroeunwarily give of their substan that they are buying protects There is no phase of life afl the N. A. A., C. P. does not ad he be not admitted dares to asl . ter,appeared-in the New York ~"To th. Editor of the Worfd: The War Department has ri must be separated from white ; - ^ making to the graves of their s . ing for Tlemocracy. "The National Association fo ' believes that this pilgrimagej ! : . introduce o0lor segregation. i_l ' brave A,rpfriranc; wlin gnyaJthgi Heve many Americans will feel 1 IS on and .will want to protect ?' ' Acting Secretary. National A Colored People." T- XT -,A? 1 ^ inoc oniv are tneso protests papers, but the association fig the courts of the lahdf It has ,.f rights of colored people even can not be done without fund: N. A. ArC. P. must be fed. ? i r the defende " Tn tlie issue of "April 5, the S at length upon a Chicago Defi der laments the fact that the ' gle leader whom it can follow. ; 'The Defender opines^----? "We must have a leader?soi axe. to make progress. We - v g0rne one^who can outline the v rl ..guide us as we march along tl t The Defender then avers th; low. and yet we will not select The State thinks that the y groin the last six and a half d< it has not been ?f[ualed by an was paid the Negro teachers i '"the ^Defender shoufd have present_at the meeting in Col teachers. There is a general Cltt/iaff A \To,i. V^.vl/ DV.IA VJ I I IVU^ t/| i 1 V VT i VI l\j OHU E III 1*1 advancehtent and race express . whether in any one of those cit Wj more encouraging to the friend of the Negro J,eachers' associal The State tells us many mor counsels us to "he industrious to waste time in envy or to dr It seems to think that we ha\ |rWe hope that the State dot iwBocifltion as representative n ?mm ' . ? etto Ifoaiipr BD WEEKLY ;" ' tract, Columbia, b. C. ~ z^r:? IPTON, Publisher. ibia, S. C., as seeonu ciuss mailer oy an ;riptioks ? >. Three Months -- .... $ .To Single Copx~ ? - -- Llcu ERTISING AGENCY trhom St.. Chicago, 111. allowed by law. rational letters on suljcu' Ui general ined by the names and uuurisies at lite au. ;ory ftatuye. Anonymous eonYnumivations landscripts will not be returned. [TTANCES ss Money Orders -should .be mode payable, ade*. . 7^* -TT* T "" Q. : - - -- Editor Acting. F.dit'ii rrent issue must be very brii =,io?a. Palmetto Leader not laier-^ttian Tuesday Editorial Phone 4523 rilRl) A Y. AI'KIL I-J. l.'-u. ?^? M??? . ? ?? ~ "vwMKNH . CENSUS. director of the ("en ms~ Ihnv: -a has an endeavor to an v.-or 41 u cry with the question ol" ikm s 11u'ri-ys : he population according to. rare if oblems involving didVi/ont ra.es. wOuld not know wheiher th,/ ;,Kv ncreasingTltoi'O- rapidly *;i:iif the i they are ihterminjrTfiT'r v. !F!i . t he :hey are migrating to different secre again the inforjtiat i< njs of value slationT The "business s Peking it cities or eontemplat ing t :n> !<>eatn4ng plants to Kd.v.a-- what i colored -as.'well a-- \vha4 -ftro*> 'rt amission of the assist; at tliie\ < f nnu- Negwii in f ri-i >i 11 ii , 1 v ii h 10 ferd"tj,rt4he$>Alineriean > I ol'.-demo^. as true in fact:-but" did not think leiit would make so I mid as To come 'Why should there, be: su: grave grating''fiom section to i >n. if * of,!no concern. fix r'aee-Jt f* rerfain that there are ^TTT^f^-Urtri^lTTT--r^r:-rt !\'t I USEE he same as ?: !.! the re'?t and insists 1. He is si'ckenjjig of being matte in everything that ad'eris t;he st;ithan three deeades hVmoh (kfolinn Us enumerator:?It is /'.-a ' 'e t< rns that are made~.w': !. roe -.rds to tepubliean Party 3i -my 'its >re every day. It is time-Tor us to eal wel fa-re. ?*o ? ?v ' ? C. P. CITS. r-fhe-Arthvafteemoxa ^f (. :<d~_L-TTTi^ yes not reoei-YeThe, . of our ?. There aVo snora-P-* - hit ursts in a while to gain mmnl : r . 1 ut as "Is overwi; hear no mrT^-iVo-.? t heme for another momh r o;o drive. Columbia for this to ohm n. This arry oji the-kind o'* ' i ->n f"r $ fKro ugKouTTH e worn! il';l Vm!< ce for its suhsisteiVHT : t'< r in doirr* tt) for themselves. - . Acting the Americ an i^ooukt-e that voca-te the Negr<>'s jnij: rim-: a ml. i " <_the reason why. T!?"'T<?ll<nvlinr lciWorl'd of A-^ril 2. JPd'n; iled that colored gold~rr.nr. "trrrreh?r^? mothers.on the pilgrimage l'<- > aid f ons who died on iuiroin-ivi :! fiyri'r tlje Advancement-++T-('(d?nr4~Ue .pie.? 1 of all places is-least ai>|n-to : t. Death knew nd* color line :>.0 r lives at theie eonnt I'v' . i. q\Vi ' the ignominy oC this pel \ i!: A-ine'i;--' against it. 1 1: ' AVArTTiprAvnrn:, association for the Advniuenn i t" '"V.f marie through ihe (-ohMon /?!' new:;hts thrme raiisci ill:'-1' rail fen ft in i won signal vfctone-. jitter! imc the in- the U. S. Supreme Courl. Tins s. Such guts as thoseowned hv ) he 0 R AND THE. STATE; nnrie^^riitoriAl in which the' PefonNegro race in America.hasn't a sinme one upon whom we can depend - if must have some one tn'spenk for us.-. pnthg UP ni-p Ct follow. some one to \e way." - at we have no one whom we will fol some one.? >rdgress made by the Atnurican Nejcades-has beerrremar -hat y other peoole. Quito a < (-rm-pUriumt n the State's editorial: had a representative from fhkutro umbia last week of the Ne.crro to'<t idea that Negroes in such nlnees. as" ? delphia have better opportunit ies for ion than in the south: hut v-o rMih't ies there could h^xve been a vat tynn.tf-?? Is of that race than was .th<s meeting tion in the capital city of South far e very encouraging 1 hj?u>- ajvd-then \ and strive, for. bet terihent andjnot earn of vain and unnat ural things." re had splendid-example*;, of leaderis Tiftt consider the at?* l'Parhers* f the best that th^ American Negro M THEPALMET has o offer. We would not mind th it conditioned, perhaps, on but o 1 and large we >vould consider ours : our protest. South Carolina is too to present representative-teacher proceeding along the right line m but our need is not of a national ders of stamina, vision, training lit i> Bibb in Chicago. who> withstores into giving employment t< their businesses. Leaders like A (.' M.- A. stores all over the eoui will "do." We have enough of the ??=-- = , ?. ? I \ "T P OINTED P OINT S By GEORGE A. SINGLETON i " * ? n The weekly text: "Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!" _ * , .* The-other day oiir census machinery i was set agoing with a- bang. When ..completed it will be the- best of its kind in the history of the nation. We -dope has the -.population of the coun-. try around 122,048,084. A baby i9 boln every 1-3 seconds, and there is Une death every 23 seconds. John D. Roehefetler, Jr., speaks: Some people confuse reputation with - character." , He ieWlse. ? - ?Henry. Ford, the automobile king, I niqkes the statentent: "Increased use ~ t" rnaghines, irfste&d of creating more unmnirloyment, is raising the standard _ I' labor." Does this mean all or i some? . "... People who are interested in "Hell' will read with, great profit and illumination an article on the subject in t il-. Literary Digest of April 5tr^ I\lost t lieologies are so constructed thsXt'lieTL Is "one of., the great essentials. Some people eatbh* so much hell in this lifei: hut. they .fear ro.it the future. "''Read lVi(. article. and think it over. i Bishop'B. G. S^rtw of Birmingham, rrAlalmins, moves over the nation and [" 'mfucts revivals. FTe T?T~a member 1 the A. M. fi. Zion chuVchJ The dt?T~ tinguished churchman is to-be comLmended, It reminds one of the halcyon days of Richard Allen, Paul Italian and Alexander Wayman. In spity of * vigorous opposition headed by the X. A. A. C. P.^ Judge^ ''"ToTiTT J. Parker, of?North"Carolina, has been elevated to the Supreme | '' nu t bench. .He is now in position (to [M'ove to the-world that he can ad Ttisiii'e irrespective 01 race.' This'.columnist has-been informed -Ihy certain?uuuubers?of the- United tntes Congress that Veterans legis1 atioiv will not. lti?,enacted at this ses-. ; Trftr. het Till concerned remember i that these things are done slowly, j Pr visions arq stilj being made for S| anish-A.mci ican soldiers. Your job is only to live and have faith. "The mills of the gods grind slowly." and South Carolina ought be doubly oroud of B. K. Mays. He~is- one of I he boys who has gone away front j home and is making good. This wrij "ei- hniirws-of-TTo -soTrTjf.rtjre state who ; - better trained, whet,is a better spea['.er, and stands higher in .councils of r-tn- nt+ebty-than Mr. 'Mays. -Il-is-many j ! alents who attended State college. ' ' .1 M.orchouse will agree In all that have said. This humble, nntl "thooffoirnl" wri!' "has, traveled far and near: He has listened to some o? the greatest..edudf Kuvope, Asia, and. Ameria, bill the other day he heard Mays [deliver an address before college rodents that eclipses anything he has ever heard. In the language of jihe late Bishop John Albert John] ?-'ii. "It was superb.*' , ~"l"tT(i \voTtd~is already homing from I Mays in a remarkable way. He is I in- Hi' .our few "big men.'' of solid t' at Hiiur, force- of character, and-wag? hutic personality. 4 i . ^ 9 i | llK It I I' A TETIC j , ... By I. WALKER: ROUND Ralph "Waldo Emerson observed many years ago that: "The new church will he founded.on moral scis nr<-. poets;- artists, musicians, phil tr.Viphe.es,?will be?its?prophet-teachers. The noblest - literature _ of the "world will he 4ts Bible?lov$ and labor its holy sacraments?arid instead i-f worshiping one savior we wilkglad4v--WiW-on altar in--tho heart-for evwvnne who has suffered for humanity." A train- this same sage observes: "The vice of our Theology' is seen in the claim, .that the Bible is a closed book and that the Age of Inspiration is past." v These quotations from one who has Toft an indelible impression iipon Tbe thinking clement of the worldVr po|.illation may go a long way toward lad ping" us observe the Russian situation dispassionately. _ We-can in. po .wise understaml-these great movements unless we are willing?an'd-^ble to susnend iudirment -until A siiffi cifnt amount of evideTOftr IS' in "for us to ponder. There is a general tendency on the part of. mrAp "Christians" to assume that the Russians- are- primer facie wrong in their religious attitude regardless of the Russians arguments. It is our suggestion that, our readers should in order to gain an intelligent . .view of the situation read the April i' 11 ruber ~uf~Current? History.?There we have view points representing all parties to the movement. The Ro"*? . *. TO LEADERlat impression going abroad were ne of the open sessions; buL4>y ielVes derelict were we not to tile far down in .the mi ntinnnl scale s.VWe thirrk~thaL-t-ho Defender itr rhen it expresses dissatisfaction; leader; what we need is local.lea^ integrity, and courage. Leaders a the Negroes who help support dbon Holsey, who is organizing vtry. Our need is of leaders who "woof-woof" tyPe. ,as are all other sides that'deplore the Communists' attitude. The Communists also have their pages of Current History. JIt is this latter article that inspires these lines. These people seem to believe that their salvation lay more in gaining' some fruits from their labor rather, than wait to eat pie in the sky. Negroes could watch the Russian Movement with profit. ' . ' " ~ -T. . : BENNETTSVILLE'NEWS This ends a busy week tliroughout the county. A number of our rural schools have closed for" this term. Mtst Chrrissa Terry and Mm. Katie closed the Macedonia school. Prof. Calhoun and Mrs. Rose M-cEddy at Svrum: Mrs. Glean W. McCollum at Chappelle. All report a splendid session. , The Marlboro county field day was a real success, on Friday, April the 4th. Hundreds of people from near arid far were seen on tire school yapd having a jolly time. The' program marked one of the best ever rendered, Mr. Felbdn, Prof. Kelly, Mr. Carrol, our white friends were present and spoke in deep favor _pf the colored people's progress. ^Prof H. H. Butler of Hartsville. one of the Outstanding educators u;id baptist ministers of^ljie state was the chief speakcri o? tfie dtfyjet.- _ It is impossHd.e for me to fiiuf adv quate words, senftmees-or .paragraphs Ito express the woriderful, speech made by him. He'held the audience spelt bound. >> . t "Wo who know the characteristic .-standing-of-Ptof. Butler only gul wlnn "we were looking for and the others fully found him In every walk of lifts The music was furnished by our new band, with Prof. .J. II. W. Morris*"-and Prof. C. Wright, principal of our , school. V I-?The different games WoVe gocd al--so--the -exhibits?proved?to?crnv?ami 'ail whaFTve arP going tojnu nvei du! ring the fa'r ?f county?tjii$ fa]l. j Sylus Green's special show will I reach the city on the 25th of April J at the Lincoln theatre. Come early and get a seat. Mr. II. E. Covington ; in every respect is making full preparation to entertaiei the visitors. !Mrs. Alice McKay arrived home on Thursday morning from New York, aslo Mrs. Wister McLeod. Mrs. N. McRae is improving nicely. Mrs. Sarah Reese is out again after 'u week of illness. Miss Willie Jones is out again t:, the delight of her many friends. Nurse Vivian Jones. nurse in .the Mullins hospital, spent the week end honte with relatives and friends. Rev. A. J. Wright, .pastor of Shiloh Baptist church and his member? -put-off an, Aprfl raHy. Qnly a?f>art fenorted but over S173.00 wsi*misori They are fast bujld?ng_the-new church. - : Mrsr Wrtitarns^of Camden mother-of Mrs, JXLejiru-M visiting her son and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. L. M. McCollum. ' ' The reporter and Mrs. Dupree spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ellersoii. | Mrs. Mamie Gordon^was in the city from Dillon last week, i Miss Inez Thorps keeps, busy these days every"hour~is in use. Ask Clio and Bennettsville for further notice. f)r. Toby Richardson made a W per cent move when he tame to our city. Listen one and all. Stop lending yaur-PalmcttP Leader and perbap*--wo can get sonfe sirlrscribc'rs to onr papers. But they don't care to pay for jrt:?Stop being cheap. ? CAMDEN NEWS The Palmetto Leader published in Columbia the capital city of our state the race ffhould be- 'proud of thi^ "mouth piece of the capital and tht Samaritan Herald of Sumter. Both cities so near to historic Camden. 1* The writer .has been disposing of a i-few copies for thi'ee weeks and they go like hot cakes. I am very proud to see our race making such an improvement in the Wfty ?f patronizing its papers?tho as yet some will rather spdak cTTspangmgly " especialty when they owje than to pay as they ghould, an honest debt, May these > two papers groiy, grow, grow. ^ We were vtrry much shocked "dhd saddened to receive the report that Mrs. Mary Jane ArthurViad departed this life leaving four daughters, and one son, six grand children to .mourn her loss. The daughters are Mesdames Mary Eliza Cannon, of New York City; Carrie Hall, Seneral Hot dotnan, Matjie Brevard, of Camden and ^Norman Arthur of North Carofriends and-relatives are given in the bereavement. Thru the magnamihi.ty of our most wonderful bishop, Rev. John Hurst Camden .will Tiave a new church. We trust that in the near future the great Bethel of the capital city will do ae -the venerable Rev.,, J. C. White did for Mt. Moriah last yealrL The chur ches need to cooperate more so thar ever. Let not distance or anything chantment and every A. M. E. should look towards Camden the place where a creditible edifice has been so" long needed and blessed Lord sent a Mosea in 1930. Rev, W. B. Bouler, the elTT cient paator and the Rev. J. M. Harri?6n, presiding: elder -of the Laneasjter district are fully alert. j H ; < ^ ; f ,rr V' <. ? , - i 'if Ifm-t,? ? r . , - ' ' . L LEESVILLE NEWS -? f ft. Services at Calvary A. M. E. church i and St. Matthews C. M. E. were .well c - atimiili il <m Snrulny^ - Three uf1 the mctnfiers of the Ilamp- e ton faculty and four of the pupfis ut-,\. tended field'tlay at Johnston on S?- d turday. - - a They expressed themselves as hav- n The regular meeting of the all sport f club was held Tuesday evening ai the ^ home of Miss Robbie F. Lee, \yhere a a most enjoyable time was spenit.. , | Several important matters wele discussed ahcf .'interesting talks/ were - >?n<lc hy >;n?iL. nf the club members. This Was followed by remarks of en- \ couiagement from Miss ,M. J. Moore,W who was-a former teacher in our ,.v . school. - ? ? ?^ LI Music and games were enjoyed, af f ter \Vhteh a dainty . repast was :suu?. j '.i i... 11,? 1 "i.? At",--- I t'U Ity tll!^ IIUObl M 4*4 I ?? Ruby Inabinetfc? ; a Thbse'Wnjnyirig the ; evening* were.^ Miss Mary J. Moore of Lancaster; a Mrs. Ruby Inabiactt, M.isaes Rosa, ^ Margaret and Lottie Barr, Miss Willie Ce?*i>Or,:-Miss Margaret Hartley, t Miss R"ul>in Lee, ami H. W. s Wright, KdwanL* Webber, and E. I1. j Pompey, Sevei;al school buys are planning ~fc " trr altentl the Older Boys' conference -t at Orangeburg. We nope that for" f them the meeting ...will lie a source of h encouragement and inspiration. ?. . Saturday at Hampton \vilPBc. Field j day. Prof. Minis has invited several q schools "to take part. "We. are antici-J ], pating a pleasant tune. ~ Tf HONE A PA'Oi NEWS _lji . . . ?rr . - - - e Missed Cora I.. Mu-ndye, and ,Gol- j die McDuflie along with Mr. E. 1). ^ .Wance motored- to Iva where they r visited Misses Gani.hreU and Vance. ^ Miss- Eluuise Wilkinson ~n*?d Mtrt-?srs, Ollie.-Watkins, William Catcher, ^ and Alphonso Wilkcrson motored to 1 Anderson Wednesday, April '-.bill -to bear the Williams' singers. v Miss Helphina WiJJ^erson of G re onville spent last week end here with j parents.; ?^-r- :? ?^ Mr. and. Mrs. R. A. Vance had as. . their miests Tnesihiv' oven i ito- Misses [.Young ol l)ui' West and M'aiti-on iof Bolton. r~ ^ v Miss" Jonnio Lou Mi; w ot~ - Iiry.\\ or . ' - school' last' woe); t-nd' hero with rofativps. : ' - "Tht1" (iaJxtt-Uoijonwald .school closes May <?, 7, 8, and Oth. Mr-nml Mrs. ^ J. A. Latimer had as their guest's last i Friday Mrs. Denny Staggs, Miss Lil- > lio Fisher, Mrs. F. W. Biggs. Misses Woody arid Olivia Avery of- {-Troon- _a \ ill" a?id jU:'ssi-<. "'P. It. C'unnnings. < --and TIhm (loin Williams of Hodgws. * Mr. and Mrs. .-Frank MaAtisptv had?? as their guests Mr. and M t sr .TT*: A ,~ ^ Latimer and daughter, Mariati,,' also > Miss Ruth Ilolley. , .. t Mr. Ilonson of New York city was ^ a visitor last Friday at the home of \ - Mr. arid M rs.' Alonr.o Latimer: J -~,1 ? ?1 ?? HkLENA NFWS 1 > " i Sunday school opened, at 10:110 with \ , Superintendent .J. S. Sanders and the i teachers on |he jnli . Th<^_ \. C. F. lea-_\ gue met at 7:00 p. m.. We are ask- < ling all of the young men to attend r .| the A. C.F. League. ^ < Monday night at Marshall Brothers ? store on business. We hone that at! r of the members will he present. Mr. Odell Snnth of "Atlantic City, \ ;s home on account of his Father's lu-~ ing s.ick. - . . . i{ Mr'.~ Marshall spent Sunday ' evening in PiTrspcmiy with Misses c ton..' The young people are jrettinjr ( ready for Master and planning for a^ high clay. Friends are welcome to Brown chape) church. Our decors are"' pen io^welcome you at any time.* SANTl'C NFWS .? ' r Th(. services of Thomas Chapel A.-*' M. F. Church were unusually good on I last Sunday. 'In"spite of thro incloTiioTrt- ^ weather: pt-12:.'?0 our pastor. Rev. M- V 1). (Jumble ascended the ^ostium and , ! didivort'd another one of his soul stir- !. rihg sermons Irum Isaiah CBi e haptens-11 and? the clause of the 1st verse: j ---WI.H i* thin that conitah from Bdom --vrH+i?4yed piu'nn'iil i?(-?*+?*- Bozrah " 1 After this wonderful messsice ltu; usual apnea! was made for joiners'* erfd the?ffoly Communion _was ad-j 1 ministered. At 3:00 p. in. Rev. (leorce"*1 ' C. Johnson Tlf Bethel A. M. K. church . .. of T'nixiu-:_prV.:rrhod from Solniivin :>:1.rii "Take us the foxes, th'C little foxes! ' that spoil the vines: for our yines i 1 have tender crapes." _ '. We are always clad to have such t i men as Rev. Johnson visit us. He was i accompanied by- Brothers McJlinkins < I and Feaster. is Our superintendent, Brother T. W. !j Walker with tht> help of Mrs. 1,. Ik I O^rrrhtp, nj|d Misses Knttrh^grr ifefTT" ' nines and Flossie Johnson is'doing lys^'t tunwi?<?MMpiraw i i?i r | _OCT llESt'I TH AT THK t(i: ' ? State College C r jr. SIX WEEKS BEGINNING .11 IX A.WiDF RAN'CK Or COIKSI ' *?*- p C'ted for Principals, SupervYsoi i-? ?'I Vac h u p,, in 111j,li .'ii.in,' i). J Ulvwvj i A Teachers of Special Suljfcctsv j'] X PI ZED. i .x. F.AC I LI A Iiccular Stall "suppl< , y tics of other* Colleges and (Ilstini \ & jitmI Administrators;- n Total of I 1 X imenjt.5 and "Recreations. | % i)n(;Rl-:i:S:'""lTu^Tmly Sin)imor i *j* to offyo. credit's for the Bachelor r f ? . Degrees. jj rmv IWI mi mil' it * ri.TtoAn : 1 , y For lstilje! uj- and Detailed Inforirif, Li! "T ~~>r_ THE 1 4- ' .State -tSg m?f ? ^OOOWOOOO.OOWOOCHW^^OOCaKf . ? -t> * J . Saturday, April 12. ilKsu. ~ ^ tt tu have n Hylon^v| Ep^r ovfr is i. ' The; Poplar Grove sphool trhad 4fes? losin? exertises Friday evening, A- - v j-il UHi lit 'I'hopios rlmp?d_ Thn teach, rs are no\y "at theiiTiomTn. . ' Rev. anil 'Mrs. Gamble , alsi^- chil- ^y -rw- were tHn, dinner guests of Mr. ."" y -' nil Mrs. L. W. Walker Sunday after-- jf-7 ^ oon. " ' > M+\ Mfk. W. "J. Johnson and aniily spent Sunday, evening with lr. n'nd Mrsr R. D. Henderson and Mr. nd Mrs. Levi Cohen. honneau news In spite of the rain descending. Sauri'ay ami S.unday~"morning, the serices at Mt. Carmel A. Mr E. church 01s spknwlkh A.soul stirring sermon a I- n frnm fVir* 1 of varen nf tli? 9.'^ "salm,-*wns delivered by the pastor, _ urray:v.r. :%! ? '? The Sunday schools of St. Peters nd Mt. Carmel Al"M. E. churches " re ^preparing and looking forward to " ... i grand, and glorious Easter day program. - " Miss Emily Simmons of Charleston-who is a teacher 'of Cherry Hill chool, spent last week end with Miss enny G. Murray. : ' - ...L. \ ; * ' Miss Leo 1 a E.^ K^i nl oc ^ ^ ^as wn happy weeks is leaving this week. or MeClellansville- to the regret of . ier many friends here. On Saturday night of_ last week dissos Lillie . A. Flanklin, Rosa L. Jregg,. Emily Simmons, Lenin E. Kin.o'ch. Jennie G. Murray, Messrs. Ro- ' iert James, .Joseph iNlcKnlgh*. and Aon/.a McKniirhf motored to Kingstrec ' . * d_ by_ their friends, at-a party given 1 n their honor by Mr. and Mrs. A. G. durray, that city. The party is he season.. Music, "."dancing, card playng and refreshments were enjoyed by * ill. The music was especially good; nui .wjss i\ i ueruLj-Vi-usoiv-^tt 4?ae paL-. ...sa*^. ia. Me, Sam I^iljrowl so skv) IniIly toning Kin clarinet a n(j Mr. A.j.C.. Muray ^'ho takes rTTTTTjgHt in tinkling his ikolcle strings. .i.v * : Yi:\IASEI-: NKWSV ' . ?Tin' parent tcarhcrs' association eiv ?: ? oyVd n very interesting program on ^ Vhlay -Aririi-4lh in the?flekgn>l -audi . orium which was enjoyed hy Ml. * At the- eWe. of- the program Prof,?_.?r_j V.. II. Cooper, principal of the school. * '> tuulo some very striking and helpful eniarks to the .:ui<Honce. . I l<?-p<*intod mt some of. thp- achievements of the association and what great help the n.gahi/.Titkvn has -hefji to the com- "" * Ini'gi as wCTT an the schfwd-?^^ ? nut sftudent body. Tie said that" it if fery hard for some of* our people to V ec the . necessity .of e operating . . o obtain whftt you' need, and that ou must think in terms of the group n . order to he benefit ted yourself. Dim' of-^ou-r?poop.l.. pre egotistic irilil they always wait tp> make the est move then when it is too late to im.ve... .jjfeey regret their tardiness mil moirn over their mistakes. Yet t is intellectual honestly to admit v.hen yon scp your ;'nist;t-kes. The Xc tro race must wake up from their . nany years of sleep and work up a edp'nf confidence in his group so as_ lasting? luvuom as-and ? iuee'esy in this progressive regime of uirs. -j ~ ' r * The 7th '?(] 8th grades will rlash n a demit/, on Tuesday evening, _A-_" iril loth. This debate has. created a leal of ?\citement in tl|? student , rroup and tlie ..community in genera!. 'dimT- <:'? >'ccaus? TP" * ^ v-r^MXTOV N KWS - - . Preaching Sunday at Mt. Hchron vas good. Members 'ami friends were iwfnljy sjorry-to?lea rn of. the death ?f Pastor A. A. Sims' brother of Coumhiu. ' ? ' - . ' Mrs. Beatrice Ingram spent the veek end hi- I.anrens us the guest . f relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. puecett. .. i__ The spring revival held at Mt. HeToir-Baptist7 church Inst wisit was n?oyed by all. ? Mr. and Mrsr-tbdm Rutl' entertain- ? <1 as'their dinner guestSunday, Mr. V". S. Jantes of Atlanta, who was the "Mr. and" Mys,_ ,)dhh Garretf gave t whist" party last week for the bene-, it- of the missionary rally.. . ^ ESTATE NOTICE ATI poisons havirr.T^Haims auain-st ik' estate of Handy Prod pen, deeeas d. art' hereby notified to file the same lu.ly verified, with (he undersigned, ukI those indebted to said estate will lease make payment likewise. William Maniuault, ?r~ 7it- w^r,' ^y?r,,t?,n(um ?g~r ?^ 'olumbia. S. C., .March 26, Ktt QUESTION EARi;y.r % 7 r ?(> SrHVTlMER SESSION OF ? h? _T~-*- ? Irangeburg, S. C. '?... ' INE 16-KNDINO JU1.V 1.0 X . IS: More than 125 .specially d"<r- 'X s. iii^istrurs, Advisors . and *?* I^TTKATXINt. r ^ )j, ementod by members of Facut- ^ puished Public School Teachers *i* 0. Spot ;?l Lecture's, Entertairt*- r"y* *'_? * #l# School in the State authorized f a ?4 -- i "i* . - - * * 11 ana- nacneior of Science KATES ON II>K>{TIFICATION_ ? __ . _ ??i x , > . it inn. .A(Idi'p; ;<?v ? ?$ 'RESIDENT, ? ? ! A- ? 1 v ? 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