The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 16, 1931, Image 1
News Briefs
MTIER ELECTED RE
IHWUCAN LEA DKH
"Trent rn, N. J.?(C. N. S.)? A4t->riu\v
Isaac Nutter of Atlanti.* Cilv ?:t>
ili'cUd pifffMcnt of the SouOiecn
.1 erst > ('o'ored Kopabiican League
mid C tlored State Cum m Ft tee here
, L?vt v cek. The organization t ci i'r;
, soots' -e enteen counttFs.
WASMINti"!ON PHYSICIAN -GETS
FOl'R-Y EAR TERM FOR
ll.LKOAL OPERATION
W a sh i 11 g t on? C(\N\S.) ? 1)r. J^anies
-? "'T Hliie.?| i ominent physician ami
manl n' lu: nig druggist, was sentenced
ti, lour \ cars in prison here Friday
J irfTFT lieing convicted several week*
-ago tor performing an illegal opera
tion oa a ydung' girl who later diet!
a; a heal hospital.
w ill I K STl'DKNTS AM) COLOR
l'J> I.OYS CLASH OVKR
?? RLVOKOllNI)
Li.?s JVnjjfeleS Cal.-^-(C. N. S.)?T\v<
i niveixitv ol Southern -Californiii
student sM\eri* stabbed in a free-forall
lieh| bi'i?ecn students and-Sever a
r'oloTd !???>for possession of a pub
lie playgroundThursday. The con
liilion ol (lie students injured wa>
* IH#> serious.
E - r: v
w IIDKON AM) 1)1 KK KLI.INCiON
<IRK. STKST SAYS RICHMONDIIICII
SKNIORS
Richmond. Va.?(C. N. S.?Thtonuu
? a. rr?n , mi was voted<tbe greatest liv
injt man in the world by the 5 niem
lu-r- of the senior class at Armstrong
High School of this city last week
"'I'll-' students in answer to a questior
naric placed Duke Kflinkton. the ja/.v
king, second. (JeorKe Carver, third
lilliiyis. fourth; Hoover, lifth; ant
Dr. R. II. ..Morton,-sixth.
TKNNKStSI-'K WKLFARK W'Ol.Kl li
Si't'AK IN SOI Til CAROLINA
t i lunib.a. S. C.?(C. N'!. S.'i ?.lan e?
D. It.n inson, State welfare worker * I
'1 ?toc see. addressed ?the. sttiden?s ai
AM n I diversity and Benedict Col
le.> > Km*. last Tuesday, on Lie sub
? jo" of I el ercurosis. He is also as
1' ti t i 'versity and came here nt*\h<
in* ?ia!ion of the South Carolina 'J u
hi'i(uh?is Association of which l>r
it. S. W i hinson, president of. the Si..t?
I'o'ieKi* ()i antfelnirjj is the cniiiiina!
ant ( . A. Johnson of this city, Iria
- Nlt"Rnr- -?i,w > v i .it eel
^ otl?"j* schools throughout the St ?<>.
r.VKMi't 'iv Kir JOK-SKKKKRS ~
Ml XT Itf Mfl'l'l) l\ NKNV V<>Kh
New York?(<\ N. S.)?The im
pon the many unemployed color't
?Aiten in Itrnoklvn and (Queens as i
result of the $10,000,000 appropria
lion of the city for the emefjrenc)
* unenip'ov mi nt [FtoSVam. It is said all
job holders >- u*l have voted in least
two proceeding elections. None w il'
I.. <i..i ntiMoil 111 v? m l. mai'i> I Its a I lire.
days- a week at the rati- of ;
??. ??t;ty.?Alf -joteseekers must get ceTti
licates from I! ?? hoard of elections
' ' ""aticT arso-s.Vtif'c" lite "flWfOt at (?f tilt
\V el fa re" depart nnvnt. ^ 3
WIH'I K M .'SSISS 11*1*1 scnool, \
CKNT ON IKIAl, FOB MISI
SK Of i'l'NII
*Ta<loo'.T,M issT^fTT N. S'T--7Iur.'
Milium, while. former 'Slate officio
uni i Itawi"1*1,1 fooo'V-' 'ni Si linn
;> e;ei:t, w ent on trial I<?i* I he .serum
I line in Hinds County circuit couri
.this week on charges of inis-lis*1 ol
school funds..
I* illM.ii. whose tirst trial it the "liu
w'.otvr session of the court resultei
'i in a .nis-trial faces ltt indictments
yn grow .'any out of the allowed his hand!
in;( of - more than $10,000 of Itosen
walu FuncK allotted to Mississipni loi
construction of colored- schools..
LYN( mini; \VKIMT:U -i<
BY BOLI) SHRviiKI
Viuivv Valley. Miss.?(('. N. S )TTyTTTTTTTTK
was averted here Ttiss l n
ni.rht when Sheriff S It. Colemin, ei
( rtcnweod held a mob of ">() ?ren ri
l?'a> with- two machine 'Kuh's after 11 ?
no> ) had tailed at the jail >n v.kinj:
S!'i m tinl f!ri>rw> i?' t l.ic invcii u !ci I.
lege-dle confessed on Memdrv- ti
murdt-inn Will Wanner, his (il *e;.i
old emr?o>er and the latter'.; wife.
Th > Sheriff is said to have uit>vit
t'"l the ir>oh by sending (irreri Jack
son. the Capital for safe keeping
murdered majn was a "wealth]
-? 1>i>e k?p>? "'dent?add the killinn?wrr
doi, with an ax.
N KCItO CONDITIONS DISCI S
SMI) 11V RICHMOND MA?OF
Richmond, Va?' ((.. N. S,)?Livint
< onelit ions , among Richmond colore;
folk and-what can he done to improve
them were discussed at a conference
held in the Mayor's office Tuesdaj
with city officials ahd representative
Negroes.
The city's plans for improving
streets and other features of the Ne
E . gro residential sections and its worl
in promotion health and sanitation h>
Colonel It. Keith Compton, direct?
I'osler, director of public welfareThe
Nenroes Were asked to appoin
a committee tu act in iumjinw-t i.u
with city .and ctwiroher of commerci
officials in/> the improvement of con
I.it Inns.1 ; ~
The colored citizens at the myetini
weie, Wi'ey llall, secretary of tin
Richmond Crluui league and Dr
CtOi'don It. Hancock, Virginia Unioi
University. " ??
" -L. 1 *.
V O t |). ^ X.
i'KI^SKI'HON l: at
mii; Ai niTouu m
l The present :it ii>n .it' U
r i'tweyj'tit dI' the Seisuns) at the Tiiwii
shii> Alulitoriuin TTi M':iv 2A :it x T1"
. "M.. wrH*maik tin? approaching close
I of the scholast ic year in tin* eleinoh_
Lai \ schools in I'oJnmUin,?The-- Wa
v'orly, Bonker T. \Vashtnglon, Ridgewood,
Howard. Bo-ken Washington
- 11eights, Reeve,. St. Mark. Benedict,
ml Saxon Schools will make the pa_
Prjor to Uiis year each elementary
, school has had its-(own individual cl'.s,
ing exercises. 'This "year the nageapt
. which will include participants front
| all tin*- city elctnentnri?schnnls-.ri nn
. attempt on the part uf supervisor C.
. A". Johnson to eliminate the time that
I is spen' each year in {living separate
clpsii.ig I'SauaiseS for each*of the elementary'
schools. The pageant will
h" presented .(wo weeks hej'ore the.
r closing of school in order'that the
teachers will h; ve ample time to
* complete t)ie. clerical foil line of the
\ ea iv - -_-? .
* PoeTnhoho, which is a version of
the well ITHowiTtTTeeir ^1 v hrihe Rape
of-I'ersigdione, pictures-the" life of Ttn>
Spirits of th'e ITniervvorld. I'erse
phone and ficr companions are gatheri
II. wms and playfully chasrng each
' other in rhythmical movements when
, . > .> ai iciiuini is rirracvCd to
l.i a beautiful fl?i\\ i ) which she tries, to
risk. As .she t tie's a! the- steni, Pluto
the Kintr of tfi<' Underworld. niys'-ier_
imisIy appears and carries her away.
uen Demeter, the mother of IVrsephone..
hTnrns of hyr dnntrhterV. nhdnettori.
she is overcome with grief
< and U'lls ilia '-ilr ,.f in.i- 11 .i l>t
f disappeaVance v.iLb Gestures of desL
.pair \vhilt* strains <>f niusic in<lii*?v'e
;H'v melancholy in ? soft melody. Shi1
- curses. the earth with a dro'utrht and
. famtne'and refuses re redeem the
l ' ursc. until her'd: unhtef is restored
? Upon the emnormd of Zeus and the
- nopealinti" requests of Persephone,
. Pluto's s\e.rn attitude ehaiijjes to
; . rrie.f. and. the clwld is restored to Dei
inetio- M ini rclivW? tTie -people .of their
allliet ion. ,
U-?P* vow 044+j?who vii lu'sses the perfo
finance j>l" Persephone will he lost
' ? i he admjrrtion of the faseina.lin.tr
landse? pe; cap, ivaie i hy the tamely of
~ 1 he nv-rifpTTs a s ; i'ey play, and danc.e
[ in k"epin:'.- v.n'h 'h"'hannv sj ii-it '<.1*
_ Vf"' '* "" ":r' '*' I *?-.. -fhrr
helpless Ir i ror ? f iVnicter as the
p Weill en' !<- tlenict t he woe of tin11
" riel'-s'rieken people who raise their
( arms in despera'e sirpoliration.
Mr. ('. \\ . Madden, treiiera! inanrtror
f of the paireant. eeiptr ah'ly assisted
I hy the rnmmrtlc:^ composed'of representatives
. of ;111 the elementary
i school. The yhilddri-n are weTl'train,
ed and will plea a. 1 iie audience with
j ila;if tintisii: I talent.
The H 'Ii'i is. aauL?U-ieiuf? of- - -the
. I'oluniliia (dmiie,11 ary schools arc cur
n. I..I fl'l > . >>?*
'fUl\Y psbifT A ll'ditol i+H+4?">ll Ma V 2'J ivt
X I'. M . to. witness (''is delight t'u! perI'oi
im(int i . The general admission is
- lor. Reserved i-i t i<>n 'dor.
bishop iT\ vTs T77 mh?ki:s,s tiii-T
LLlgC. TALUKKS. .Q1- CulAV.
,l?l BIND t 'ltMMKNCl'AI I'A T
L ?
I Ri-linp Ralivt.jn an(| Dr. Wcsllv will
I* also attend The Rcccption.
riii' A. I'. < li.ii met Tuesday night
I "at ir 'ilefire of I'ml'. ;nnl Mrs.
I Simrli'liiji mi Iva-I Taylor "St. This
4 mri'1 .iniv was riven by Prof. S.win'on
. rtnd Si lie let on and " t heir entertainments
wen* .i/ist grand.
r In tl.i' absence at' tin* president.
Prof. Cochran presided. I?y t common
? onsen''... Miss .Tannic Smith, lad in
tlia devotional.
After a -lively discussion, led by
; Prof, Hip ret t and Tdb'ers.'the club decided
to invite Bishop M. H. Davis,
of BaUinmro to speak to the club
r iiii 111111 ?mi Vm iiu il.n?a I (ci iniun at
i 1 o'clock during' oinnieiueincuy week.
I All the graduates of Allen Unif
versity. along with Bishop Ransom,
j President Sims, and ether . speTial
| invited guests will lie given free
H tickets, in- tags-to this reception..The
r local eluh U'd* by Dr. Daniels, Baumtr'ardiier,
Hampton. 'Woodbury, Mrs.
. Scott, llaUman. danie Smith, Woodi,.,,.,.
r? 11. .rrrr.,.i ..
_ i>n< j, i i-sui-.n', mnviini, aim oinors
noted educators ore plahintr to poll
f the jrreateSii-ova't ion vr Hishop Davis
ever held in f'olumhia.
Those who are invited will he admitted
liv a special ticket or -badge
_ and?Dr. Pnniyls Miid-Un-^C-night,' in
e: so Ihe dining room can not accomo^
date the largo crowd. Dr. Sims has
kindly e.msentod (lie >1-0 of the atidir
to mini. ,
j Dr. Charles Westly. ef^Balt
who ted Dishop Davis' campaign in
Chicago will attend this reception and
make inteiestiilg remarks
, I A Dr. Westly is a yandi tale f r the
I bishopric and w ill doubt less make
I many fii; ids while attcddintf Allen's
_ c mm. ii' emer.r.
*| The .flip around the v > Id. no* I led
a neat sum- according to II o ch.imi m tee
' {reports, wi'h more to follow.
I praise Mrs. Single!mi. I"m hn-way and
manor she Kept tuy hooks and mimp
les. otheis also praised her w.olw
M U5?^T??PTJ^mial meeting oh TtTf^
side of tin1 comment ement will take
"place nex'?Monday nielit, May IXtb
! at. the home'of Mr. and Mrs. Dixon on
^; Calhoun street. The eluh also Will
j {five a reception to the athletes Of
i Allen Uiuversif w for the way and
manner they played the past season.
. J
COLUMBIA,
PH O N 1
f I'll E PALMETTO MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
ELECTS DR. R. K. GOR-?DON.
PRESIDENT.
The meeting was held in Sumter and
?was enthusiastic and informative.
Sumter, S. C.?The Palmetto Medical
Association of South Carolina was
he|d here April 2K. 20, .'10, and it is
said by many to be the best in the
history of the Association. Summer
is noted for its hospitality and was
at its best during this meeting.
There were?many?scientific?imd~
thought provoking papers which indexed
the progress that the association
is making. Phycians of the state
and those who have made progress
" d'diK P. 1 7
...... ?cic |n iiuipit; speakers. Among
-them was Dr. A. D. Swinton,
c-hicf (if the Tubercular Staff of the
U. S. veterans hospital, Tuskegee,
Alabama.
Dr. R. 11. (jkjtr<lopk- a practicing
pliysiciin of 1)iuon, & C. was elected
President which honor is well bostowed.
Dr. Gordon is a graduate ? * Mwwai'd
University and receive.' special
irrtring ffl the FreodmanV Hospital.
Afrtrr completing his Training h?< loc.inUiii
"Dillon where he ha . buan
tppreeiative (lientile and enjoys a lu
era-live practice. As a physicihiV, he
has a rating among the best. lie also
lis intensely interested in agriculture
land as an ext.mple of thrift and frujgality,
conducts several large farms
in connection with his practice.
-i?The Palmetto?Medical Assomat ion
(and the public as well, feel that it
Ill's honored itself in hnnnrino Dr.
Cordon. The election of such us he
liif- the -favor of those who hate ftillowed
with interest and noted the
fortunes of tbe Palmetto Medical
Association throughout the state.
The next session of this as?oeia-B
tifui will he held in Orangykurg during
the month of April, 1932. ..
PACKED HOUSE SWAYED BY THE
I IMKlrV- AN I) M ASTERI.Y A1TDRESS
OF PROF. BAUMOARDNER.
OF A I, I, EN I N1V.
Aiken, S. C-, May 8, 19.31.?The
audience at the Andrew Robertson
(Institute of this city was. awakened
, and greatly swayed by the "timely and
^masterful address?of Prof. II. W.
- Han nma i duo i ~TtlTb*s "subject was:
"Education the Key to the New
Woi Ids."?Ht showed TT7VW education,
open the way?to?the new?worht~+5yendeavor.
How Paul Robinson gained
his way into the new world by endeavoring
and making good in himself
when he nlaved the Darts of
"OyhHla in London, How Richard B.l
Harrison also by his endeavoring
made his way and how** perfectly he
played the part of (Tod in "Green
Hfrsttrres." *r- 1
I lia whole closi.ni>-, exercises were
a .'inn1''.",? Till1 MIS.L IllUllt. Md> did,
.1 he. .sermon being preached hy Rev.
Mingo, partor of Wesley M. IT Church
his subject being; "The. receipts for
I Life." The second night, Mrs. G.
(.lohnson was a complete suvess also
Hie third and fourth nights, ir. charge'
, of Miss Isabella Robertson, Mrs.
l*'r: lfces Mingo and?Mrs, l. ffernic.?
C'.ir'.isl ^aml 'the last night, th" comTmoiu
. n>et)t night which win nmv ih:..^
\< ucct'Kslul was the night lTuf. B llimRanmgardner
spoke. The school is
in-charge of Rev. L. .E. (linn of Lin'Ttdn
University, with the able supports
of the assistant principal, Mrs.
A. I . \VT.^Jpiies.
The faculty members are:. Mrs. G.
I,. Smith, instructor; Mrs. A: I.. \V.
.1 ones, spec'h'.l subjects, Rev. L. K.
(.uini anu vieometry, High
School.
(ii'ammur School: 'Mrs. Francis
Mingo, Mrs. I. B. J. Curtis, Miss I.
Robertson, Mrs. Gracte Johnson, Mis.
M. Ginn, Rev. L. K. Ginn, principal;
Mrs. A, L. W. .Tones,. assL principal.
The writer also attended the Ori-Iniiial
Cuiilrn ;H lilt' Hallux ,11'. t'Olieu-e.
which was- won by Samuel SIcClair,
Junior class, second prize of
$5.00 went -to H'okie Simploji 1st
prize was $10.00, the music by the
choir was up to its-nisual High standard.
?The manag^i* of the college stair
in your reporter. Henry Jones, Jr.,
a former llaines-State College, foot
ball and base ball player, the college
star feature players, Jones, Lincoln;
Soerator, Hampton; Williams, Morehouse,
Ford, S<iate, etc., they Will
play the Haines team in Augusta,
May 14. this is expected to be a most
exciting game, the team whose headquarters
is at 1408 Edgefield Ave..
will take any comers, or wo'nlfl like
games. _ .
^ L-?V very pleasant evening was spen*
; at Mrs. Jrtltes on Fairfield, May 5,
There were many guests present- A.
morijr those were: C. Span and brother,
R. Hrmilton, and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. .J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Molly and many others not excluding
your reporter, this being all I'll sign
off and say s<> long until tomorrow.
1870 BENEDICT COLLEGE 1931
Columbia, S. C.
(uinmeucement Announcements
,Unv 14 TngrrtnO TiT \f.?tllAUltw'
"Minlsleriar I)epL, Address by Dr. J.
, M. Webb, Pastor First Baptist church,
jS:()0 P. M.?College Preparatory Class
] Exercises; May 22, Friday, 8:00 P.!
|M. ? Senior College Class Exercises;1
(May 24, Sunday, 4:30 P. M.?Baecajlaureate
Sennon, Rev, P. A. Calla
S. C:, SATURDAY, MAY 1C>, 1 D.i 1.
E~A Pagea
GRAND* CHANCKU.OU liUOW N I'
CONTIN 1' KS TO TOl |{
- STATK ^T?t"
The idea .of. having' di*4ri< i mee*. p
ings 111 the. various vountie- <ii'S.nuli
Carolina, vonTttTuvs -u meet with treti" 1
ernl approval. The contacts made V'
through this method,' ;nv .hetiehrial
'n their nature, and the results are
being seen over the state. The (Iran I
Chancellor is-warmty greeted at each rn
point visitctl, and a splendid feeling i.I
-prevnlis?at?the?meetings.?whei o.?rp^r^
tor mat ion is given, and received. No 4^
better n ediupt could have been adopt- w
ed, than the idea of getting the mem- a!
bers together in irrouns. and indole-. fn
ing iP .. 'heart to heni:t tajk. Touch- Jis
ing the matters upon which in lorma- ?;s
lion is desired. It has been a source o
of great pleasure,. as well'as hefp, to '-a
have hi'.'jwtauue ui llie otliccrs and w
members of the (irand Lodg-;* .:-pc. ..at 1 i>
I at- the meetings held. The (iivaii'l
IChangePiV| has l_aid special elHgkks-is iii
on the tact,' thut a large iittem!.a:i e ai
al the coming session- o'f the (irand in
Lodge is especially desired, because,
[of thiT'yital tpic>itions that ipHst he TT
-considered,-- looking -forward to the. -U
pcrpetuatim/ of the Order in ttirt* Tfo' trr
main. -The tTrn.TTrt AtMiunccllor has- T:
coiilcried with the <'ominittee- at ("<
Anderson, S. ('., ami'they have their ' <
plans, well in hand, under the chair- fc
ivanship of Sir C. Lee. 1 lav is, who S.
lis the (icneral X 'hair man- of the com- II.
mittee Anders ti. S. stands--- ready-~\~r.
I to welcome the (irand Lodge within If
'ta * |Mivtiilu? : ? ?rr
. District- meetings have been heldjer
| at the X'dh'wing place^> ,l*nion Colin- U
ty, at l.'nion S. C.. orf April .Kith, llt'll | A
A (k-teimill. ? 1111 'i11 ,i' ' i ' ' ;
by the Deputy Sir M. McKissick. SirjlI
A. A. Sims, and other prominent Pyr j'-o
ihians spclit the c-vj}nihg in the dis-| 1
mission < f the affairs. of tillv Order. | J.
The (irhiul .Chancellor left this? jioint. m
well assured, that the 'members .of llie's.
Ordei; wo(ild take on new lile. and j< j
conTTnue to espouse the great pi in-j lv
tuples of the Oredcr. |1\
?^ho?4i st rii't?mw ling (icni it tmv'nVtr
County, was held on April .'Kith, I'.'dl
at (1 eorgct wn, S ('?S_rr?J, 11. l!i o I
eking!on had left iP> stone uiit nrnc:! ! o
to assure a gi'eat. meeting. Among Li.
the ntsy.\v wildcat tended the meeting ( A
were: _. Sirs, (i. \V. lldwal d. T. AV. ' ( ;
Brown, \V. 1*. Carolina, and many of.'
Lhe -nwrndrers of the Couri of Calaii- . >c
The ywno'wore j*i;i 'warm- welci'nYe '
in attendine. the NtovtinK* Remarks i\
4+v?the iitie -pynh.tin of lii nru'i'tuwii X
S. C.,?ami?u?_iiui?counkv ?io+U?much ;
to the success of the tfutherini*. |i
(in April 17th, 1 i'-iI a rousing moct-iy'
\y was held by* York C-ounty.* at-.'"
Rock Hill, S. ('. The sticeess of. this -i
meetiitjjr was due To' Sir I-.',. I.. Avery./*-'
the energetic deptrtV for'Y rk ('nun-',
-ty. Rock llill, S. C. and the mcndier- (
of the Order: in York.' Viml y \*. ill?1?
soon forget .the visit of Grand t han [;!
roller Hiowm to that section. Th? ,
*1* ikt I IHIIIllH'l' iii1 11! . I i'. - i i <, i I . thi..n
were in attendance and (lid tad fail ' !
to" receive the (nfornjati ?ii; t liey . wav;-'j
ted. The "Grand Chancellor was i'-.'. j (t 1
g.iest of Sir K.F., ,A\ er\ at I'oVt .M 11J.
S. during his \isit to the ifi-T riot. j
" The' "district .meeting- at Reaufort,;
S.C., on Apr.il JJMh. 11. was marked \j
in every respect. vvitJi tin- true Spirit |.|
ill Pythian trienddshi|<^? The (invrrrf?p
i 'h ijii'i.11111 1(1,11 ,1, i , i? I', In i
S|ilH'l'llcs lii Sir. II t,. I*'|. 7t
ne'er hv Pylhijur.-atlairs' in the .date.; ..
by Sir \V. II. Washi net n. and ntln*r.?'. > <
expressions ol real plea--ore . were y
inade at "the close of the a.iib'e..* of j,.
thy Grand ( hancellor. The eonlide ir- ,,
ce of the brethf'eTf at Me: ufofi. S.C.. ,j
lis in no way dampened by t he eon fpdkiotis
of deprcssiun tliat_ohtaiir t \er ?c
[the rftlinhkiL "S t i. - I. ..I -
I - - * V . v \\ > J . | HI | f | H I J I \ y
[tin' tart, that'tin* prAjeetiou ?.t' the mteri'S'ts
of tin*.members iji i.i<is state . ,
was the paramount idea.
On April 27th. tJn timid
Chancellor was with (In- hrothreir ai
(Jatlney, S. ('. This .was lhi- -I1
visit of tin* (liaihl ('liaiu-flh to
enterpi ismy liLLJc viu -.in.- ; Ik- n 1 t(,
part of the 'state. Sir It. Ih P I v .-j
tlii" deputy for Cherokee Cimul? ha i
worked up a tine meetiiur. whirl:
seemed to have hcen enjoyed. hy tin-. m
members-of tIn* Order who-attended, n
There was at this poi.t(t./a>/we!Li^> at w|
other points, uruiip of 'Iiia is.
who were eatcer to h-ear what the Hi
Order was doing;. and who to ik a.d-. < (1
vantage of the opportunity n-ked nf
nuestions on all matters upo. 1 .which ie
information was desired.- at
At the .meetiiltt at Ij.^iiiirt. -o. s. C.
Sirs Jos. A. lirowit, C;*s>ie Smalls.
afid Frank K'dnuinds aecoinu n nd i.'.e -th
tirand .Chafieellor from Cturiesu-o. v>
S. C. Several other .dates ha e been m
arranged?her?district?mentuc-.?ami -pr
-the?hhrand Chanecllor hopey-to m: k-o
t hi'se visits before t he' (i i ami i. >. 1'rr- *i
meets in Andthspn, S. ('. The < :y is T1
"ON TO ANADKKSON. S t So
A. A. Sims who was cond-Met o u. a
mvvtinj#?at?S. was luhh I
the Grand Chancellor at. Ga'Vhey. S.
and gave some real wholes-'.me
advice, in his speech to the a-.sc.nhinge.'
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ham, I). 1)., pastor Friendship Raptist ^
C-hurch, Aiken, S. i'.; M;.\ 'Jo. Mon- |,
day. . .Uuimii llunir tpninni.% vv
?Vt!~*^Annifal .Meeting. S;ii(i 1\|. Si
Aluintli-JZla^?L llll I' Ah Ua-ttiQiot ; -M4VV
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duating Exercises with address hv '(
Rev". A. VV.- BroVvn, l>. past or Sixth ;\|
Mt.?/.ton?Rapti;. 1?l'haivh, R iehmoiol, <_
Virginia. ,
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To all of these .exercise'** ynii are \
cordially invited. I
' A
J. J. STARRS, President, |M
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liiolt the representatives-now' eome .
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> almost entirely of whites. The "
edition would prevent the election I 1
a colored njan. The two colored
preventatives are William l-'nller ' ilree.vwi
id Samuel Ti.1 Ilart^ r ' Y;; ]] :
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;!\ eo I erred leui-lal ore repre-cnlav-e?fi
oni?that swfNtii of the Slate
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ear ure. is concerned as" colored" sup- oile-77 \
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May LMI/lP.fl. s;:hi I' \\. V,;i.
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Mr. T. M. W AlTO\.;Master o t,
Ceremonies A' ' n
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