Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tn?i t iH'is.^ui' musi -& veb^U'm'C. -iii*i 'uinli-r-ni O TTTTrr~t ; Itt' -r than TrmfO.'i (>? rsonals uiui si?* ?;ii n w t>y \\ t'tine litarial I'htMiV 1 ">21 t' ft I vA Y. \\:X\~^7: L ?. ; (i vTi.i/A l ios : * ft ;ul in'tin' | :?{>? r-v a !< \\. ;1tf\s /it.1 fi ll>tMI l?y a wiiiif w ? :;;i?i i a HM f tI- i?> (t j ibUA-?f +?\\4r; t-*\ tH'-H i ia' al tiT. ii liatl m--ij|,'4 . *' tia i'lii' sate Kfi i>;u'.? X" a ~ Wi as v'f \\:nlr ! iti- it-: tr ; at t|iiil.tal. TTirrcmrr^ttnrc t4n>?w+i-r-s- ?iaTJ. ( *?">-!11* 1 iV-fVcticrni > 'fin-'- .was " V iluil-j i:.f ' 1- t >'" "* ^jp': a "u v ' f,..i Ui,->tlU < 1:.;.!:' i ..ill tat 1a aj 1 "' f .. J. i i a 1 i I i i i i. : i '! < i' :: '1 M: t :: ' i ' I II Ml I V 111 I I I i . * 1 - . ' I t la u . \i t'lt j- v. a ' . f 11 a in . ai <1 11' ; ? > > i /' ^ .1 \ ] '' ; :. v i>! - i_ . . ?r.~ ' r l itl i i> 1 i I ! T7 rr--.. 1 ?T t j j, t uj i. i |! i !-:. < 1 ' > i i ii ;!" i .. . :'i< 11 ii 1 i : i . , . Tu i' 7 ? T" ' i ! 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Some ,nl" ll is been done by those same studer THE PALMET] ? instructors many of whom hav< a place iif the front ranks, of 1 is a sign of a better "day ahead and that she has producyTt at one of her chairs. p - ; Upr judgment tells us that made. The professor elect is a , 1 fronf Lincoln scarcely more tha hul a rod blooded, "he man." I lies, forensics and vocal activ ;?_ will prove to be Lincoln's most ' elet t? Wo think?is not even i Church.: I his. shows the bread rrnrrrt- in hpr J hei r select '?j no.' lions must be left entirely o I eood is to result. For the pa ha : iaught in the thrrrbar High i, - io study a year prior to ent ?UujJ?lu-'-Huvy . complete the rei.p ?Urn oln iiicn and Negroes ever.t iion over this turn of events. I I liKTWKKN THE ,ir--- --TJLlN-KS;.'., .. i> m (JORDON B. IIANT(icK * .11 ST A lKMi! I: was a bitterly cold day in las IVbroarv that a poor Negro wonia .11 ki. 1iin'oiitl went duw;n the hill t ~V~"i a iln ait HavUs "U+-grat1uig U{gStro nia.ll pieces at' coal as she. might lim Her little dug also went' along ? . N ate wont to do. A westboun -t ii11 was m-pproaching mid the-wi ' am ami Iut dog moved to the oth< " -tail; and. the wnwaB, fa^ed to st m. east bound passenger '.train bea i t a dowu m on: her.- ?The dog_^_di< are watchful. Thw neighbors sa : the little dog barked-fi'anticall .vara the woman of her danger bi 's v i.ieinl\ site did not bear. The wi .V.,:'i antl the dog were, hurled int -he an; and soon both were deai I tie dog saw t he danger and migl i\( ('! biniself but choose to di 1 ' I' - her w hose", erust. he had eatin '1. a lii-r.' Tiny-say dogs have n i .. that little dog htid somethin tj?I '( a lot of- men would do well't J t'lie average man would hav . : 11 i 111 ell had lie beetl unable t t .'iV w'oinaft: I lie jj' t !edog's bod mi . If -v. it f> devotion tfiaf-sliotil 1.iiin.iii lua oes blusli with envj .i i.-'v v \v' .iniiinlia- after 'the fatal acct fti. \\ l iter happened on th > a ini - ! i unid that the0" dog's hod 'i : ! i eel above the AVOIlian' 'i .* I hat .the. dog died lil'st, al'te i. l?i? ?11 i i n 1?I.. I u I id?bet vv et'O .t h . ? and appi oe.eliilig ilanger.Ju; 1. :i I. . Xof oiiLv. illil Uiu. dug .ehoos ,.i?uj?u?*.*ti 1'eatei love hatb~ n n,:m ;i ti i t hat ' hi?--w4H?k*y- iIjWa .. !';,i li : 11 tends.7' Tlu* dog o V l.ln.Ul dS lllg -W ll It III?'. Ill'.mil in death 111**> lay near t ?1 u;. they hail lived. It \s'a ; i' . that- liny- wvre not huried i e.i a\ ? . Wlu* 11 in\ ~itog "e.hpos . mi nilli me and chooses to di - t uant his hody to rest 110 :. i f*\ vr.a\ i' hut c.ldse to my side! a. do".. In Hooker Washington*7 .'hi o was a card read ill; i n I n ee of some men til ' '. 1 I 'M- ni\ . dog." (In a can . . n t lio w all.- of my mind i n .1 Mil.loy ";The mole 1 see o . jr." the mule pit y I feel to nirii '' i i | a dog4? ? \ I I M I: I S W AllNIMi?: ' ~w "ok - ajio Mi'. .James .lack of t lie ,.l lepartijieiif ' of t'oininerci soaker at Virginia Union Uni . . .. In the course of a' very tin said. "If a man has ; ' i,i in- had to make hir 1?- ;:n \?ainf^il" one needs a frien ~T-nr h^m.mimu i.nt.r. it... n i..? " . tl;is tineflurmonition applrc - means that if'"he Negrov m.iiiow would hiLve places i ; - - t heir .soiis and .(laugh , ' . \e-. ro lufsitiess must. he. suj d today. This is particularly ai! u'e fu the young Negro stu jj : wi. Iiould give his support t ?' l.jri'ne-s", for by .this husines !i,!i live t one >rrow if indehd It ;ii :iH. It should lit* clear to N< " - "-' -*TtTV f flt'. I lev', plate* that whit'. " . i.i nlfcr will l>e uti'ered to white , the Nee.ru-must take what is lei l .il,J,t' is liei itiiiiuj; less and U'S: -- A . ' ii. i Ihi. is l iyclit or wrong is wt i . .I oliluMe .liere (T. aliscus.-.; it is :i:mt ! Iii is the important thin) . , |iilv nf *-1jiIiir-ou in seine 1 iii Im jtei ially intci csled in over f !' en'erpriso fostered by N( . without tl, development of " '.i!e~?*fifo t lit' future of the eds. i?*. I * '.\e'.- !' > heroines more and' nun . i i '.nil. 'I'11i \ iiiiii).', Nex,ro studen ii.nl . :11"11 I !ieir Vcoivulnie can,.l\ . Uii ?-?^ .. .?u?tuu.?Lf . ! hey. hold..tiuit?-N-t l.i. me iii'.i. t measure lip t re- Im uii''':. in - every partieula it "i t their patrolia tt e, t hodi._ thai luuiiu row when iffey nee .-.Mi hminess there will have now i~.. "liuuWe?kiuty" fJjo '.i'r e.iiitains tlm essence'of the. econ< .':il\ation i>l the fseero of-^tonioj > Mi .laeksmi'was right when I . jet ' imj. if wi; Treed a friend, tolilo we mil t make that friend toda 1 i.l" *v;i equally right when he -sai iitt ^ ' i! the voting Negro students ( I I .i i s w :int |ii;iceS'(it employment, u i. ... i-av they must help to make sut < today. TJiis not only hrinjj 1 '! 7'nwe^ful suggosthm but iO i<him warning. hi- that hath eat .. heai had better hear! r I . . v J I'OIHTED ? POINTS j_ fhmrge- A. ^ingeton j The weekly text: Be strong and i ~? ' """'I '"inrnye; he nor afraid,ttcitln ' he thou dismayed: for, the T?ord th fled is with thee whithersoever tho "guest. IVlant 1:9. . i The weekly thri6: " *Be strong! ! rO LEADER 3 gone out from Lincoln and taken the edueationaTJfne of March." It . that the Lincoln has come of age least one Negro capable of filling an excellent selection has been young man, having been graduated ill decade ago. He js not a prude le has been a participant in athleities. It is not unlikely that he versatile professor. The professor i member of the Presbyterian th and the depth of the trustees 1. The time has come when Such ait of the equation it the maximum st seven years Joseph Newt on 41111 School at Washington, t). C. - Heering upoii his piol'essonial duties lirHioHntw for his Ph. D. degree. Aviiere should feel a tingue_uL ela-_ Lincoln has. finally come of age. r I \\ i- are nor hole n> piny I... ilienw tn Mrs. Grade Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, Jr., M-f-?-aad.. Mrs. Arthur i.' . n?.4i i 1 rvvunvuy,- ruui nuuu anu pernays u few more tha* the writer can't recall The welcome addresses were dliyred by Miss Carrie Harper, A. P. Harper, and Prof. W. W. O'Neal, principal of the graded school at Jen -?- dHn-t?'?=? ? it W o have tiad work wr do, and loads n to lift, o Shine nor struggle?face it; 'tis Cod's h gifts. d. . . Be strong! ! is Say no, "The days are evil. Who's id to blame?" i- -And fold the hands and acquiesce oh jr ^ shame! ?e {stand up, s??eak out, and bravely, in r- . Cod's name. i. Be strong! ! iy It matters nor how deep intrenched ly the wrong, it j low hard -the battle goes, 0the day j- . , how long; ,o sFaint" not?fight 0,11! tomorrow comes 1! 1 the song. it ?Maltbie Dave report Balcock. ie i)no of the greatest, sections in S. 1. C.? is the Piedmont, and some of the 10 host iiconlc in the state arc the piedg niontcrs. In their midst- 'this writer o now sets and takes his pen in hand b to write a few lines to the readers o of South Carolina's greatest weekly, y In company With PrestdeiTt 1'. Ht d Sims, and Professor C7T>. Carrett tin. r. vvl iter came-to Creenwood last Thurs1 day to attend the District Conference, e In the afternon. president Sims, Dr. y J-. \V. Douglass and vour scHbe mos to red to Flat Rock, about twelve miles l* above Abbeville to visit the Creelit. 'llm Presiding Filler-of the Creen c wood District is .the Rev. P,_M. Cary, 0 and Rev. Samuel B. Nance, presides h?over 1 he-t Jiven-ville District? It was 1 an inspiration to attend these two _ ....... ^ Ti, . ... whih viuvn, ur ii id i j i j; in |n;.-)r in I sj <> collect "May-Day" money for Aljen :> 'ULui.versity_to be reported when the n trustees meet during'the tommence> meat. e The article by professor R. 1. .Lemon t of Allen University on "Youth" has ! been re-published in 'the A. M. K. s Review. g The higher court in South Carolina has recently ru^ed that Oconee Cuun-" I : ty must pay the sum of $2,00tl to Mrs. s Carrie Green, .wife of Allen Green, t who was taken from the hands of tin county Sheriff and lynched early last year because he was accused of having attacked a white woman. If this _ >.t iiof>- it ?-ih |frv :i 1.H11' w;e. in giving the state a fair name foi " law enforcement. The v.ery fact that e the court has so ruled is evidence of * the fact J.bat a "new south" is bnl* coming. Bui it' is TtfTf yet President 'd Hurberts' "Land of Canaan." D -If bereaved families of-all lynched persons ~Trr America received tfe inn i',.n?Tino M-hO-h Mil- 'TT'jtl! tl" efsrfoccurred the stain of depression s would he relieved greatly. VdVy fine " for those who remain behind but it '".does not help the. lynched. Just suppose that in the judgement ;i Allen Green be assigned a seat next to JjJm in the Kingdom and the ? mob which lynched him should be sent lS to hell along, with other., damned V sinners. You never can always some times tell. Your bible says' God is in I't'spt'f.t'r in' pei ,'ons." ? ? s But religion is. The old song, '" "none but the righteous shall see God" is not sung- by some christians. Kouni 0 must be made for color. a ~ The MetnodisTs flTf- Mill liav ing ' trouble with Bishop. James Cannon, '' Jr., who seems to be charged with v having misappropriated -caninaign funds. On the heels of Bishop Can-. a lion's case certain ministers hayi sued._Bslioos Mouzo 11 .and MoOre for e libel. , ; . s Some soutlk^Tn papers.'of the South "I print the word "Negro" \vith a capital ??M)" but tiuiy, iiave yet to arrive af a ? state of culture when they will refer to a non-white woman as "Mrs." or b "Miss". The Negro woman is still a '! wench. While in Greenwood the. pointed '* pointer was the house guest of Mr. and M J ames . K; tftmes.-and Mr. r~ and Mrs. Scott Iful email, He address K' the Missionary Society of Morris r" chapel at the residence of Mrs. Duck V- ett on Mtfxwell Ave., and was royalty IU entertained by Mr. ami Mrs. Jqstali Moose on Mil wee Street. The above lines were writ.'en m 'h Greenwood. Since then we have >s .uol'r< d to Pendleton, wHrj we made a to commence talk for Mrs. Rena J. * Glarks' School, were the guest of Dr. G R. Brown. "Motored to Anders,.n where we m.w write. t)">vered address "to 14 graduates of Reed St. High School, Prof. S. C. Dovea, +nin. Talked?again?on Sunday night?tax Dr. Crawford txnd his faithful people at Bethel. The pointed pointer must now at *7 tend commeneeilU'lit cAeu'i.uui at A I, lerr and State, return to St.lMwthewd rT then 'journey north and east. iy mttb ?? BONNEAU NEWS, Sunday,. May 10th marked the begining of quite a successful eommen-V V. "77 7"^ ^ ??- cement of the Boneau graded school. > The hare a laureate sermon whs deli- t veivd l>y the Kev. F. H. Grant, pastor "T of St. Sftphen Circuit M.^K. Church. I A-j trtual, Uev.Grunt wit* at his lirsl -3 On tne following Muiiduy night, the ; TPceptidn in honor of the graduates .1 was given by Mrs. C. W. I>. Freeman I aC-hei home. Music, dancing ami ' games were enjoyed by all. The graduates had as their guests: Misses K. L. Greggs, L. A. FianKjin, J'. G. Murray, ami Messers M. McGowan. | ~Mr~McKnight, andHr~ltooiicT hi 't ~b?rt- ^ at least ji delicious course I 1 crtjani and cake awaited this happy group as they were ushered nibr 10 ( ; -rfmtrnr ft), monies galore. I I On Friday night the graduating exercise was "held 111 "ttie scinml audi torium. Seven young ladies and i^'o 1 I ^ "* - 1 ~ ? - l^~ -<l?f . SUMMER (State Ap Columbia, Soi LOW COST? IlKALTIIITL ITV?KXCKLI.K Courses arc olVcreil in I he Ti < ATiox. FUULI PUBLIC .SCILOOL M USIC.. I >K A courses arc All courses wiH renew i er! Pu n' ' ci-c<lii will renew -ami-raise . nit There isa IIIC UKM AXD i'..r ., Why iinl atlejul tfc P.K\T'I>I< T . - - yvoiU?ImwikU -in \ r. nj |:, s. or raise your cert iticA'c. \\ < i K--I can only le oll'eicil at the P.ineii.i College Summer Srlimil. For furl I of Bciicifiit AttcTf SiinrnTrrSi'lTti-TC., or l)r. D. 11. Sims. Alleiv'l-m-v tMMMBMBMHMMBMMHMUttanMUBMkiMMMiMJrl 1 (;KI:i:NVI ITkTIIT &. skconi) i. < ih;i-:st AIM?R0VK1> 15V Tin: S'l \TI y\ Uetfisl rat i< ? Kevins V ~ ' ('Urges'. llvjriji o ' CO TUSKS OKI '<: '" ' **:?-?*? Kai>'n?( of ( V liiMU'Wal <?!' 1 o ; v Registration Fee: SI.tut I'm o - For further inl'e o S . r' . U I.. HICKS' ? ^Loi'an "0 ? 1 MUS. I..1 K. I 0 ' ('.OS Ai 1 - (:'V v > >?> : v | State C /-v l urangeours X ANNOirN'CINC sr? ^ The n-Mial si nun'1 J'miiIu u Y montUry, High Srhool. .V*.?? i? *5^'iihd Trade"Teachers: Also h Students working, for I >ogive. X ALL CoULSKS col TOWAUlr-U-H^FAVvVI t* _ Tli*' improved Hi triii Sin also he oTTereiF, "*" Speeial Advantage:" I.? w Y niont and Faeilitie-- Kxrel .?& Ilealt Id'ul Rei real ions in the with large Swimming Pool--li J Dormitories roadv lor htru Y Full mlurmation Y p. s. I* % % ?? % % % % % *( 1 % ?? * +% % ? ??? " * OPEN TO THE IM'-BI -f~ tut imix;kim j? , 1121 VVASIIIM -v Minute-*? ^ a ftirfr J I IIARRA , ? Saturday, May 23, 15)31. ??^ out'iK men received certificates from his', school; The orations delivered fy i-actr~Tif- thVse students'*-tilled tin ? rearts of those present with joy and rWhn'ss. miite a noble and inspiring uldtoss was delivered by the He v. I. M. Hurley, pastor (iieeIyviIle At. K ('huti'li, iisiiitf as a subject: ( haiiye. and Duties." I5 M.TIM DIM;. Mi)., M-AVS (to Sunday,' May 17, Airs. Sallio 15. l.iaiidiaK I'oi nici l> ofColumbia, but' rrmv?Hvfrrtt^m- I.lim n,?1.'.,,,?wci I be st ol lief aunt. .Mrs. Aiiiiie Davi , t'oj uu-rly of Columbia, S. ('.. ;inw i.v up; in Hall i more at hot I..Mir bui i-.aureus St. , . . ,11 . Hlaialiloc 'is' (lie dailh'hler <d T M-i?I i.lfM! > Iiibn Si ,|K III t'oluni ' ' .. i> i ... n'... i..i.l.ii FALLEN] SCHOOL proved) nth Carolina. < 1.1 M A I lv--l < ?W lit'.Mil ' % XT VM AL'tY. ..Win;?' I. Li : WOLDCY. C J11!!-ll(H.( ><J.Y_. 1 ;r 111 < S.JJAS TORY.-" It IN I, A Nf; l AV; K?S< K''l()liO(l Y,- ? : W i.NC, I'i -. ''IVarluys r??i- :Chv's? I no 11 ? ri l iiii'u tai.il it's. _ A.I! fi'itr i ii ml I'l.r colli'VloL Aloj'V Tl'Mi!-:":itin. piiMii' fhovla. All VM >rt'tUAI-KHi.?S,.C-l.H'>:^L ;'??j ..V 4? jli'.y;. <Y :..ni . t In-. >: > Y i u thin1 rr'fiw- * ?i* ? ; Inwatil :t ri.il*"jv i! ?l' **'*1 i-1 - A !.lt i> > '.MiiUrr Si In' 1 or Stall' - ~ lor iulvil l: .'it lull Uli!" t," I h~ 4W'oil-t, i- t o4i : iJ. < liMiiliia. A. r-r i'A. < "nlmiiliia. S. | ^ IfflHTflTTfl'llOUL" iv tiii: statu - - ? -riu>\in) (ir i i)i ( ATioN ~ $ < .lime 1111 H S <:> T.Ti l::i) l-YHJ: ? ' Yrlilirali^ . V (Yrt ilical ?".s . aril s.i.r.o?S 1.0(1 IVr Week. % ^ rmatmii w i iir: . ON*, hi li i Y TC ill , ;i; ShrrT y -KW-Kivh. ,+ua>us'i:,i: \ 1: IMIitmim St ri'i'.l . ? I ' I I V i I [? i . S. ( ;* > ?y ?y J . _ _ ? i j ~- i . A u X- ii.'. . 1 ... J 1^ So. Caro. | 1MI0II. PROGRAM % 1 * >?r<?'! I "*' P-R'- J t iill'ilral, Ilomt' l'Vonomips ? J >1 iI'm*rviI'rinripals and v INT'. KOU CRKIMT_X rap ('io ri P i e AT IOS_ viin?T St lift.'l. Program wilt X . . . > v ~ ' :? ('(. i; - ('usurpa ist>?l R<|inpU'nt l.i\4nj'" ('oiulil ions-? N\w :>patloi?;V flVnasirtm fceduiftl Kates on ( ertilicalo iiani'V .lnni' .11. " " ~??1 J ? ; ?r- ? v i (?ii R('t|iU's1. WILKINSON; resident.' . . - A T v it. H ? > IC ? MAY 11. JIKU ' LUNCH KTTE?* ? ? T iTON STMCKT Y Service ' ?-?" ^ 1 :Jfc?: ' MI'KUAY, Prop. ?? . ' . f . . .. ; ..... , >1 . jJv .. v *. &fc ^ '* ? i'j'-'-. . cJlm -

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 23, 1931, Page Page Four, Image 4