Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? I r. ,?: VUL. VI.?IMoTbuT , 'i ; SALE OF CHR G()1N(, F( C COLLEGES?1^SCIIOOl V A N I) churches. , ? ? ?-v, Sunday Seal Drive Dav in ( 1iir.\ls<s ' Thorughout State ^ V ( Miss L. D. Dozier, Reports S3,000 Quota ..Will Re Oversubscribed The Christmas Seals Priv liy I lie.: Negro Division of w'ni.h President . P. S. Wilkinson of State College, is 1 State Chairmen over twenty-mine < county chairmen, is well ' under 1 way and the quota of ?3,000 is ex- i pected to be "oversold according to i t t-. - - ? - lutsa u. u. uozier state I'iehl Work-' S* - er of the Negro Division. All schools i and colleges of the statu, have ised to put over the drive among their i students and teachers. 1 ? Sunday has been set a -i<le as Christ?1 mas Seal Day when Ministers* and f Sunday - Schools superintendents ? throughout th? state will urire, their : . ZZ 717.-- Z 7 " W _CHRISTM/ ??"*?-7: the national-.- state; an associa lion's ol 111 CHRISTIAN HOME IMUIAll All) c SOCIETY IIKI.l) jLMn! SESSION' ? : ^~ftewbt'ny. B. Dir. t. p'.-;;i?4 1,..,28rd Annual Session or lilt- Cli.i'!. !< m '. Home Burial Aid Society H 7.1 ii> | ? -three daya nu'yiiuu. in ,\li.70~-yu,.i.7u-? 4, tiat Church. 7 Mrs. Maria Rurton. .>r (irirn\ ilV '| founder anil grand president of t-hel order eallled the meeting to order.' The devotional exercises weic carri d tl On~by brother Peter \V_LL..^u?. - ter. The grand president told .nh'.>iic"l ? the origin of the order, and urged-11 -? . the members,auJ-olUrcu, tu, .du.?lia.-. right thing. t Mr. W. F'. Williams, called the roll t and after reports w^wru in. it was learn * ed that district N'o. '1, under the lead- j; ership of Rev. L. F. Sandets. vas lead c ing the state, upon this statement, h -Reverend? W.?R. Bowman.?was?av- -b corded tfie floor and he declared there were many niisyiule.rstariditfgs in his s district," ."but declared Chester will never do that^aga'p; lie -aid , hi- l' 7 district will meet Hercules, vt Phill' | ni R.... o 1 r" ivc\ . nailllflN i'.IHI l ev; \v man are personal friends ant! -friends t of the order are-expedmy a ley en-T rollment next year. ' Amonpr the leaders of the order ' are C. L. Worthy, Mrs. Fanny I'riee, Hattie-frftHman, Mrs. -M-e44in M-Cnl-s oufch, of Woodard who hnS" the larfrest lodge in the state, with Mis. Hun ny "Price ripht hm- ly l-. !' W. I Brown, Fanny Reader," of Clintor.Ma" rjr MrMorrtsr' Snsir MrFnnt ?nd others. The Rev. L. CI. Bowman was appointed deputy of Union County in , the place of Sallie White, who was i I removed from office.-* - ; I< y for another ' year, ffa\>' The- grand | * Secretary, who was . -unavoidably I ( detained at his lnumTT-Mnhida. s. (-vjand"Prftfr "WTTU Bowman, was .it^t DOinted in his tvlnoe _ ? rtj~: - ' t Peace and harmony prevailed amonf? thP members. District No. 1 j will mppt. near Saluda at providence ; Methodist Church ami on Saturday 1 < hf'4th So'ndev-hC'iTMniiiiliV uTatri District No. 2 will?uiLiui llL JlLu_k_l Stock on Saturday before ..the flrd s * -ndav in January. . The writer, with Mrs. Mattie Me-' , ?-?Cnhmtfti"."wllfl Ml', itm! Mis.jl t Putney Sliffh. They have a very ^ I i . n- - ?^ - - -?' * ' '' ISMAS SEALS 3RWARD tv. -niltri - ml pupils to buy the Red rn.ss .Seals Jn order that the fight nr:unst~ the tuberculosis plague may continue. Statistics for the State, of South Carolina show that in 1928' that white's decrease their death rate from this plagup by five per Cent while the Negroes death rate for the 'ante year increased eleven per cent. In 1929 there were five times as many 'Paths among Negroes from tubercuot is than whites. Thes^Conditions imong the race are beihg rapidly de icaed by the fight of the Red Cross. Miss B. C. McDonald, Executive secretary of th0 Seal Sale Campaign ind Director of the State Tuberculoss Association is scheduled to address Benedict College students on the "aeultv at Benedict has been asked to l i ve as chairman of the Seal Sales t tha.t . institutioh.. 'mm, Ijtaliby? v ' " ' ^ vS SEALS * i ? : " ' . . . - - ........ i l> IOC A L TUBERCULOSIS i: UNITED STATES .. . . I oml'orluhlo home and eight swVet hildrcti. hU'h'h mad'1 the' <>nlor'^weTc 0 nie ^^A ' Liiw>-i.?ii-ii-v sii'i-miiii was hreaeh i '?\ tlio lie v. L. ! ". SalTders nrUl thl1 lev. K. A. Young,preached one of I???i"i'i?n"S. Ill: UOU.Y F. A.-SOCIETY MEET Gadsden, S. C., Dec. 1, 1930?The lolly F. A. Society meet in 8th Anna! Session. Mr. W. S. Holly found i' i)lot- Nov. 27 and held their Anntial 'hanksglving in the (traded School t which Mr. Z. R. Clarkson is the 'i;incj{?ali . I A womleeftd--T-ha?k<mluiftg^.4t-^yaaoo. A feast of inspiration~&"nd meat hat may not soon be forgotten. RevV \\ T. Simmons presided with dignity, lev. Wm. Gantt of Eastover and J. !. Harbor Af Hopkins were the prinipal speakers -and both lifted the carts of the people from dispear to ope and valor. The dinner was enjoyed by all alhough ther0 was more than a thouand people all were fed. At 7:00 P. I., the Memorial Service was held nder the direction of Mrs. Carrie E. fnrris. Ninety crossed the bar since he last we met. Some very promient in the affairs of life and we miss hem. A representative delegation nine from Calhoun County headed by low A. Wright of Ft. Motte, and J. . Jones of St. Matthews. All officers cere re-elected for another vear We had a very successful year and <? long-a* God live we aim;to gg on loing all the good we can. \1\(fSTUEE "N E W S?BETH EL A. ~ M E. CHURCH i eannot understand how any chrisin'" 1 "?*d the ring<"~ bells on Suday morning as a disturbance, f we 4 ?^e" church bells and few r automobile horns on a Sunday inn ning it would be a. good sign. Everyone I ever spoke to about this so-called disturbance always seem o enjoy the chimes. . ~T+it^-Trr*t--Sunday in Oeoembor, wh<mother great- day at Bethel, Our pastor. Rev. J. C. ~ -"^s, preached _ i _ , .....j T* * 1 T _ _ I 12:10; theme: "A New Song to Jemvah." 1?--The Bong and the finger; >. The (ireat Deeds of the A1 mighty. Ie preached as a man sent from God. very hyih^eftn't sin~-"why? beciause vay" (ToWii nr your heart you Tat^conlemned. He saijd what we need is :|>iritvuil blessings. And people who ,vill get visions will always help those 'o wInn11 they eunii1 i" etmtaetr^vUlu le appealed to the congregation to f ? Mttt! COLUMBIA, S. C., S M. E. C.XRCH EN(X II Sl'MTER AOOG WITH M E 1 IIUDIST > Sotfth Carolina Annual Conforen In Six Day,?r-Srrstrm. Rev. J. W. Taylor of Emanuel Chur . Entertaining Pastor. Sumter, S. C., Bee. 8, 1930-- T city of Sumter and Emanuel Moth (list Episcopal Church jyill be host representatives of the One Ilundr Twenty-Sixth Session of?Ihe?.Sou Carolina Annual Conference of t Methodist Episcopal Church (Nort beginning Tuesday afternoon, I)c 9th and continuing six days thoruj j>unday December 14th. The Rt. Re H". ^Leslter Smith of . Chattanaojj Tenn.,3 instead of Dr. Frederick. hop of the .Atlanta Ai'ea. . ' ' Rev.. J. \y. Taylor the successf pastor of Emanuel Church repoi everythirip In ro:u 1 i t> o > s?frn?the tv hundred ministers, ei^ht district su er^ntendents, two-" bishops ahcT tl many prominent church leaders- ai laymen expected LuZlatlend. Tl Reverend 15. F. Bradford, .'Histri .Superintendent of the. Si niter l)i trirt also assisted in the preparatio i The conference urogram follow !'JTte-sday, 1:00 1'. M. - Kxaminatim 7:0lT~P. M. Musical Concert, C.lafli (Uiartet; T:S0 p. ,\1., Claflin Expai Mon Kallv. 15)shun F. T. Keenev. I'l riding; Address President ;J. 15. Uai dolphr Claflin College. Wednesday 0:00 A. M.,. Devotions, the Bisho Holy Communion, Bishop ami Disiri< Superintendents; Roll Call; Organi/.i Bradford'. 3:00 P. M., Confereni Session reports. 7:00 P. M..?Ann I ** ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Prof. Wm. Boganrof The Far'n The unemployment situation has ; traded the attention of President 1 have been made,?Out of the many -think'^h? one suggested.by Mr, M. A gomery, Ala., is the finesi we have Farm will solve thP Unemployment how all these people can get empli acres of'good-farm laml.nro idle tod, ored have drifted to town and the not Cet pmnlnvmont Hut thnn "back"'to" "hV farmTh, day, but now they have .cut out all be com pel led--to* return to the farm, too, farm conditions, though bad, y -are being cut up in small ones, iif trucks and latest model farm macl schools'will make conditions better dency to draw the. pep_ult,.buck. ;'Tner<T'are thousands of acres hereof it on terms to Suit the purchase Fftfin." and keep..it going. Wi I L , ; lU'd liu's. Sunday evening services werY- \cr , mere>li,,g. Kev Qua- les a.- a j..ivu 1 whr lurnK'l"iUl ?)).- Ifi'111/ .a 'i '[) ^1 Zton.M, K. Glut roll td help Rev. 11. C Jackson victory. He's plan ning to.leave on Tuesday to the Ann al Conference, which , will convene i Sumter, S. C. lie helped Rev. Quar les and Rev. (juarles is returniiig'th same kindness.?Rev,?Quurlps isY "round man, filled-Avith the Holy Spiri Mis Kssit I'resley is spending th week-end in Kfnirstreo with hn "MntHt'r: Mi^s Fiirmh' Fndy of-t* Mark School is 'spending the Week end with Miss-Flossie Swails, Kingtree, S. C.-' Mr.'Sani Brown and fair ily are back from Jercy City, to iiv with the good people Of ivitlgstia < They* are old citizens of Kingstroi We are glad to have them, hack wit us. ?-?? ? MINISTERS' WIVES Al.UANC NEWS Meet+ng ivas held at the home < Mis. P. P. Watson. . Election of officers was taken 1 after the opening of the meeting ai the same officers we're re-clocte* j Mrs. E. V. Wallace, President; Mr G. F. Murray, Secretary; Mrs. .1. 1 rPage, Assistant Secretary; Airs. P. -I ] Watson, Chaplin, Mrs. .T. H. Johnsc [Assistant and Mrs. I. E. Lorrey, -r< j-porter.^ j Baskets were taken to the old folk home for Thanksgiving. A ChrU -mae- visit will be made during1 tl Christmas sensoir.I' A play will be put on in the ner I future'to assist the Alliance in it i charitable work. Glad to havve the return of Mr | E. A. Adams after a long spoil of il ness. ? ? Our Treasurer, -Mrs. t'acr+UJ?is?: tfte bedside of her sick mother i Laurens* Please send her. letters < cheer. j?The next?nmotinu-. will?li,. at Li home of Mrs. PaRo. 1 ?g PolVfost Of Ycm Trading With Our Ad ^vertisers. - > / \ . ^ dlo ? A'll'KUA \ UK I . M IIMUT 1 HOLDMONFERN SUMTER. vorsarj/, B?>ar<J of Hospitals ,and 1$:?I!i.11 i . l)r. I1!. Davis^-Anniveraarv Hoard of Homo Missions and Church co Extension Dr. \V. O. C. Hughes; Dr. \ \\. Croc no,- Presiding. Thursday: PiOO M. Conference Session; 10.J50 cli A' M - World Service Hour, Dr. N. Iv. ( Day!, in charge; 12:00 M. Bishop's _. ho Vi l,,'v' Thome "Evangelism." 3700, ,w P. M.- C "liferent*} Sossi; n, Board of ( (? Pe.nriorr-rnd, Relief, Dr. E. M. Jones; , PtJ?t IIJ P. M. A :vni versary- -Board of th Temperance, Prohibition and Public , -Br A.. R. Howard; Anniver- ? h) v. Tli South Western Christian ,C- Acivucat". Dr. L.-H. King; Dr. G. \V. ;h Cooper,? presiding. Fiiday: 9:00 A. >vt .M.. ( inference Session 12:00 P.; M.? a Bishop's Address, Theme, "EvangelU? x' sm;" *3:00 P. "M. Address, DrA J._ F. y-'- (AxtUngtuun..RepresentatLve- Boa_rd of foreign .Mission; Address, Dr.D. II. uj.-Stanton. - American ^Bible Society ts '1 -J*. M~ MottiOcfist Brotherhood ui and I.aymcn'K?Assncintiim Alcetim/ p. 7:30 P. MLecture. Bishop II. P. ie Smith; Dr. M. M." Mouzon, Presiding. uj Saturday^ i*r<M> A, M? Conference ses[it? sinn. 1'J.tlP. "P-.?JVF?Bishop's?Addressi? t-t :):(>(> tt7fmahTA Horn,". Mtssinrr-~ ~ s- ; r\ Society; Mrs. Daisy B. Taylor, tiT Prcsidinc: -l:pt) P. M. "Wonutn's~Ftot= ? s: eijan .Missionary-Socita.v, Mrs. P. M. is Cibhcs, Prt-nidinKC Address, Mrs. F. in .Tyler; 7:30 P. M.." Sermon, Rev. C. C. ii- Roypolds.v Rev. A. Mack, Presiding. Sunday !*:>)() A. M., Conference'I^>vy , T- Fca'st. DrsV I)*. M. Minus and R.ryAr;? ,*: Cottin'vrhani; .10:10 Sermon, Bishop p, II. Pester Smith; 3:00 P. M. Ordinact tion "f Deacons/and Klders. Mcinorial Sermon. I)r. W. S. Thompson, e Presiding; 7:d0. Preaohine, Dr. L. M. i-_ Kinjr, Dr. A. Ji. Howard, Presiding. __ _ . . - i ockHart Endorses Back^To i Mo Vein en t. i c grown to such an extent until it lias at-? loover, and many plans and suggestions plans?w-o-havc-seen. htiard and read, we ^BJackwell, Editor of.Th(> Planter, Montseen. Under the "caption, ""Back to the Problem in the. South-i'' he-outlines just >yment~ It is a fact that thousands of mv while tht? people, both white and cols' o r the in section", so much, that all can ge has started and conditions will drive to?mills have?been running night and night work, and t"hesP night hands will to keep the yvolf from the door. Then, et are getting better. The large tracts hinery, better roads, longer and - better I on the farm. All this will have a ten- J in Union'County now for sale, and most r. Let's start the slogan, "Back to the n. Bogan, Lock hurt, C. , CIDFTNT TT- ? i _. ' ; rr J.Ti'k Willing,"t'tiitcH^of lUdiedlct ' r^Ji ? .. v.uiiv-m-, rumi rimj; irom State" Col- ' - leire M.ims. C'olllege football game a' ? j Orangeburg where he had served as | 11 aii ollicial in the. game, struck the jtrailer <>f a truck about 6:30 last nite a was- injured. ' He. was -brought to ? t Wavorley Hospital, Columbia; by a 0. passing piotorist.. i With him1 in the car at the time of tr the wi et'K?wrnr"Rrn?HtII; - a1 student and football player at Benedict, and u 1. 1>. McGhee, instructor at Benedict i- College. Xgither of these two were e injured. A report from the hospital >. stat"d that Williams received a large, gash in the head but probably no g 1, skull fractures and no internal body injuries. ' ... Lester Rent?., driver of the tbuclc ~ and trailer, was on his way to Char| lestoiv and 15. miles out of Columbia land one mile from Gaston on the CoI'lumbia to. .Charleston rout*. he met o ,i imams who was driving a roadster. When Williams had passed the truck, ^ i his car struck the trailer that had swerved at an antrle across the road- * way and the smash-up occurred. The " l:icar which had been hit jumped into ( s thp ditch across the road and was p n ' ' ft stuck fast into the-sand and nun! ,-j. rr_ _ ',?7 m WDKRSON pARF.NT-TEA('HF.RS' 1 H ASSOCIATION*" ENTERTAINED. h The Parent-Teachers' Association n f- the Peed Street High School r>f v 10Anderson, S. C.. was hitrhly entertain jcd Pst < Thursday afternoon by the f V" ; members of the Tenth Grade and s , their teneVmi- Mia.-. t ? i. i\?> i u- .^miprsnn. (The ela*ks rendered* {t hhrbwkrss-Christ R-1 nins pr-ojrram which was as follows: The origin of Christmas Music: Miss (t Hast." Miss Alyre Ross; "The Origin r n of the Christmas Card" Mr. EdhVund ! ? ?;?' t .'cfTcrsqn; Instrumental Selection, (Miss Ruth Rrnwnlee; Pantomine? I H' ^ben Night. f.irls nf'thp Clnsy, Solo, e Mr. Edmund Jefferson; Monthly ^ ^ ^ t t * V ->AW?- UtisA Doi'it?.Bt*lahtfr.??,?. ~ * l?.. After the program anc| transaction iof business the association was sorv- t - ed a delicious salad course with hot ^ [ chi 'C'.'l; t e. Evorybn.ly nnjnveb u da _ jliKhtfuT aftei'fTOOTI.^ ' t *v ? ' t ' . ' 1 L * " - _ " "^1 PYTHIANS TRKn MI - NEW 13 * On Thursday, November 27. lt'W). he Kniitkis .if j'vthias of Xov-b'-rr;. L'uynty, hold their district invetinjr it -the A. M. 14? (.'hureh, just mu'--;-o1 .he town of Newberpyr- S. 'J"h> Meeting was' ealleld by the Deputy, Sir" \Vih7~IJayisT" TIT* tariff c. owd that Wa~ present, attested to the p"p " col.. .)L'Lii's a: numw ? . o % (jr.aiul Chancellor ularity of the.leading spirits in Newberry. The following "Knights sprite i>n the pfogram: Sir J. B. Lewie, Sir E. P. Ellis, Sif'P. "Ai Roper, and his laughter who motored up from BeauFort. the (Land Vice Chaneelllor. Sir Tl PALMETTi ( SPECIAL OR HI. ...i,, i 111?11 i-K v >!.-iTfrrTT-T . . and bill nu- .Januaiv 1st. *Y. jrirb Mr. (Mrs.. Mi?) .. Address ' \ - ? * -Q-? Send bill to. - Mi-. ( MP..., ? '.Address _ l . _ . _ . - - All Plans Completed for : Greenville, C.,?The" .Committee n Arrangement met_.in: the. auditorunt of the Phyllis Wheatluy Center Tonday. Doc. 8, with Chairman E. W" liggs presiding and completed all rrangenionts for th('? Fourth Annual lharity Ball, which is to he held Fri nv, Dec. 2fi at the Textile llall. The Graharti-Jackson Orchestra of Atlanta"," Ua., will furnish the music, 'his orchestra has the reputation of I eing the best jn th;w Southr?Snvehe dake of the 2fith for the Sunt lost fashionable Charity thill, which iill ho bigger. better, than ever. Everybody will be, then,, looking or you. E. H. TREZEYAXT. Chr.- Publicity Com. T STATE COLLEGE NOTES ^tate ^College^ha.s 'been ^ thy ccn'vr >ast month; namely, the Smithtughes Jflome Economics Teachers, he?Prrtinty- Ayents?for?t-br?S?4r?of'hristmas Seals, the Smith-Hughes Agricultural Teachers, and the Eve?t+ve Committee?of he I.'nlmritt; State Teachers Association* all of L'hich !irA- nniMffml !?-. tu.. ? 1 M ill III** V I V 11* <111(1 HTnal iiiiiwl *'Hfr r W-? Profegspf E. A. Grunt of the Aeriultural* hepartmont, attended the antual Tuskegee conference1- last week, fe was selected as a judge of the 'Xhthits^by farm boys and girls atenflThg^*fh? conference. ' - - V. * * . " 1 ?: ?' \ ' 7 ? " * t - ' ~ '. '! :: Ki Vl'j CLNTS 1'luK COPY HOLD DIS KTIiNG IN >hk R V. 9 , - V . ^ *? I K. F. Fi??y<l, aiti'd a* Master of Gere '.i!"r:csi and was introduced by Sijr J. ?i. Morgan, the vet<>ran Pythian of Newberry: A splendid" ."spiritPljf good rdiowship jvys evident on every hand.. The .Grand Chancellor Ln^ his usual praTt ieal manner, spoke in reference to the work of the Order, and conduct ?t ?.?i' ;.ui?forum.?u iijr X proved such a splendid medium f imparting ' information" by a system of questions ' and answers. Brother J Y. Mayes. ... -.Lrfspoke With reference to the spirit of * -cooperuts,'r.m,-necessary for the perpetuation of tin- Order'in the state. Sirs" I 1J. fi Ulllinm-u^ar.d JT~B. "Williams, .were .present from the start to the end of the meeting. There i.- no program" in Neherry. S. C., that would be" .complete withour - ? the pre-sjence x?f these true, and tried Knights. ? ?? . The <listrict meeiings prow in in--. . -tercet,-?at? e\-ery?-ea4fr?Thy?many questions that sometimes cause such"" subordinate -lodjoc-s, are made clear to the tirenitier-hip, and an ^entirely diff| ere n't- aspect. i< obtained.; - The Grand Chancellor *d\t elt largelv iri his address, upon-the conditions that "i>htain--ar> the sulx>rdinate lodgesr ?r 1? (and- pointed /nit...very clearly to the . members present., the manner in which such conditions could be remedied. . In point- of attendance,-the Newberry " . pUiri.o Mi-i-t'n g was-the largest-yet ^ held. At the close of the program, ! the ladies of the .Court of Calanthe served a diner that .was credita.ble in every way. Nearly every lodge in the county of Newberry was repre ~~sTrftcd at the meeting. The Grand Chancellor will ho at Marion, S. C. on 1 >ece'mbef* 17th and at Denmark, S. C., (ri Dect-mbcr 22nd, 1930. Oother ("atcs are being arranged for several , district's. ' * ' * ' 9 y . r * ? ? hie .-.^y o - : PER HI,ANV= refill: I'.U.MKTTO LEADER -T < - . - ? 4th Annual Charity Ball ~? .\ ZI.ON HAPTISf CHt'RCH NEWS Sunday niorpjnp the weather was fair. A larp'e number of youths and adults attended as usual with an unusual, -spirit. The Teachers and f.thcors seemed eaper to pet to their Classes where the lessons were to be diseased fully. Then the nvorninp sertiion was proa en (d from the text "And they ~ ' ' chosp Stephen. a . nian full of faithj and itf- the' Holy Spirit. Acts ,6:5. ! The sermon was upliftiripr arid enjoy- * " " . "< '! by all-wljo heard it. God directed that the sermon he preached in order that we plight train power. have more faith arid the' Holy "GhosfT Then,later' in trie afternoon th0 B. ~ TZ V. I'. 4T\. has at its heicht at 5:30 hi'clock. Kveryone is invited to atJ-und Jki see the troad. Avnrks, carried On in-rtrcr B. Yz P. t*. The rviirht service was ' preached from the subject. "The, blunder of the brilM.O'- " P--ol,v l ie -? ? i mm' iio. i we ser mon seemed to have been enjoyed by all. The amount of ntoney raised was ?lOo.tuk- 4? Then Mrs. Pearson from Chioapd vhn cave a?. very clear explanation k'nriH'rnllJj?' Jhtl-^seripns murder of her devoted and beloved hushand, Dr. - Pei^i>u_df tlie: National Baptist Con-, vonlioiVwho was murdered last A^ihll. A 1 ' . The Bible SvVok day School IS' Oil fdot. Evcfy Friday nifirht at 6:45 o'clock leveryone is cordially invited to attend and you wfll be benefited^ " :r? Corn* one come all and Join in. 1 1 <