The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 09, 1932, Image 1
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, "The Parade of Life" 1
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g JuJm Van C'ronkhite 0
"V"rvt?.0 C <.0 , ?O vOx*o5C^*<troooy ^
Hello, fchn-eryfrody! ;- -)
Headlines or no headlines, the peo
pie of Soyth Carolina are anxiously
interested in the future'.of the- Peo
pie's Start; IBank whiyh .closed its
doors last Satuiday. The doors of/l
,the forty four branches had hardly
siamjned before, three other banks
in the stale closed; two in Bishop .
ville and one in Florence . we have it
on good authority that-"Barney- Ba~
mm, iu'w ioi'k cupnntir.t-,-placed oik ;
half million dollars at the disposal of ?
the Peoples IState 'Bank recently on
the condition that he he allowed to
name the president -of the chain.
Simultaneously, Goodwyn Khett re 1
man was named in his place. Nobody
seems to know just what it is all
about, however, unless we miss our
- -?? tress?Barney Buruell -will . he able
to pud 1 a joker out of his sleeve, that
is,. it oui s^tory is true. Baruch
doesn't make mistakes.-total, depu*
its approximately twenty four and a '
half million.
At lease twO policemen~ih the city
of Pine lilulf, Ark., art wondering
why it is they must walk when even
tramps ean? ride. Yesterday, a taxi
cab droVe up im front oi the police <
1 station. A alighted and snlic ~
ited aid. Une policunieiv refused himThe
keg gar tmm asked if he .might u>e "
the?telephone.?T+m?pei mission?was grantd.
ri he beggar called- another
taxi and depa'rted. *
1 Every day brings ii more ci.it:. al
situation in India, (iluuuti returned
from England dissatisfied with the
Round Table Conferences (who can ,
blame him), lie announced that h
million lives would not -he too great
a ?sacrriK-e to gjun independence, j;
?., When?Ghand-i--says something, he.*
liionni it. Add In thill the stubborn;
ness of die Englksh and you have I
the setting for-a first class war. . . G
There are rumors that England has i
plans for deporting Ghandi to a lonely [
island. Sunday he was i hi prison edgy
England has definitely indicated that '
she \v!Uxdeal with Ghandi's followers
much more severely than in the past.
Eventually India will *iiv. her free 1
dom. ' But we insist thai the English |
"are a stubborn people!
It's not in the headlines but weunderstand
that a top change is to
be made "in the athletic bord at Car
olina. "As g matter of fact wo have j
even Heard it rumbled that a gentle"
man in Texas has'been picked for an (
important job on the board.: ~rt
Now, is as good a time as any to-1!
tell you something abouCCije Personal t
. Service Bureau of the l'ostal Tele <
graph Company ip New York City, j
not that we are a Postal num.- as i
j a matter of fact we ahvay s use Wes <
tei'rt Union" "Tie v AM Iholossy the?H
Personal "Service Bureau's function "1
?-?? t.f ovi.i-iiti? personal commissions1
for private individuals:- Regardless ,
n+* wliftl l' i bi i \v *i?11 /I. r\ TTTT vTiTi li'H'.i '
I to do is to telephone the Bureau ami
"Tt will' he IHU1 J'Jll'l ihu
the tiureau received 11 U'lL'i1'!Mill fnmir
Wheeling, W. Va? requesti ig that the
Bureau make a telephone call to a ]
certain puny. The ins$r>,ctigns spe i
el tied that when' the certain party !
answered the telephone,' the Bureau '
was to sirig,-"Happy birthday to you. i
"""Happy birthday to yo". ' Happy ,
birthday to Mortimer. Happy birth <
day to you." And belie g it or not ;
ihe message waysmg- tp Mortimer
by none other than the assistant ,
manager of the Bureau.
"Tire Col u mi >'i a i'evord?seems -to-j ?,
.disagree_ with_us as to the nunibe'i
& oil. lynching* throughout lire nation
v in rmr \Ve' announeed?ft>uitwn j
T?arid we otic It to it.?Perhaps the Roe
f ord overlooked the records of Texas.
T.' Anyway, the Record seems to agree
with'us,, or wo with the Record, that
mobs should be prosecuted and not
A admired d'nd applauded.
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A New York dentist comes up with .
;j a most unusual idea. This dentist,
faced with the usual difficulty in
m getting children to enjoy going to
the dentist, k?t Upon the idea of pro
K- jecting moving pictures on the ceil
?. ing overhead. .Little bovs and girls
I iamrhed at the antics of Felix while
the necessary work was being clone.
Finding that children were relaxed
during the showing of the picture,
| he rented a few comic films to show
to adults. The scheme worked for
I theni too, and now when calling for
j an appointment,' tiiey ask for a Chap
lin or,Mickey Mouse film, according
g In their taatc.? ?? 1
i There is only one drawback to this j
method. Children who formeily strug
gled against going to the^lentlsi's,-1
now have to he dragged from the
chair,
Uet's urrnp down to Mexjco and
, . tal<e a look around. When V'Hi get ,
a driver's license in Mexico, you must |
have your picture taken. They give
. you a license that looks like a, pass
port. It is a Tittle red leather book.
It contains your photograph, your*'
thumb print and hajs several blank ;
pages on which the cop writes your j
various evil deeds and trafhc iniqui .
ties. With the little red book you :
get a duplicate card. If you are
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Executive Committee Of
Palmetto Teachers'
Asson. Hold Session .
In Columbia.
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MPTTING MAITI5 2Q-.\PIt?I. 1
H-e Kxcri'tivo Committee of The
Palmetto Teachers' Association
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Th CoKi:mtt?*:? of The.
i niid-w.ntf r s 'xsjon in the library
f the. Booker T. Washington ' ;
-chord, Thursday inovninr? to cn.-.i '
ar. matcm in ccniio'-tion with the
? for the annual mcv.ti' ..
be hold in Columbia, March 33, to
11 wasdecided to
tslilroa *s I'd" a 1 united supply of r-r
du-rr-d r-t* 'v or. th ? perti(u*v.t" j.J
whir h \\ UP b.v is:-ue?l only- uoo.t r
quest o! niT(-tii.idr. nrr-^lr^i-rhi-^yo.-ii
so as to cut down ?::p;iso- o
print in jr. T^e - Ha re nt-Toi'.ehoc A ssociat.ion
will he given- a place <>:.
the regular prog am. the same us
Vio.ip meetings.- . According ".u ?'
pvoposl adopted at the last .S'-ssio
election of officers will be. conduct *.
by t!v: new h'.Hotting pmc ss durin:hc
first (jay of the session. K <v >
i-ial reports of the secretary r"> .
: TH'.-T slunu'd io(:il?ice; ipD" Cos
a.w^oe ii-.* of disbursement*
(i 1 !?. 1";,,i n^n.i gi
A' re opition wan pass:'"?lv'quoiU?
ing comity associations to_ reportmembi
rsjrp duos as early as possible,
ft was announced thai several. coun - ties
had paid up one hdndred per
cent. The committer recommend* d
Lo the Department of Education several
names now which to select finFull
time secretary who \yill serve
As state agent for Ros.enwald schools
according Lo the plan of cooperation
d ready agreed upon.
, Mi inh'i - pri's-'m : C. A. John-am.
president: T! P. Burgess, exeTUT7vr~
sver-tary; S. L. Finley, assistant sei-_
ret L-y; C. I). Saxon, treasurer; "J: I.
Cain, .T. 0. Bc-iry.- J. S. Shnnklin
Mr It.- Riley.-L. U-'Suivell. A. W. Anders-.m,
Iv. S. Wilkinson, chairman.
Will Play Part
In Los Angeles
Columbia Evangelist Selected For
Rule in "Cireen Pastures" Company
The Rev W. DrfSnjt of Columbia,
evangelist, who recently went to Chi
rago to try-out for a- part in "-Green
Pastures," returned to tlvo ivity a few
lights ago having been .selected- over
Jvree other prospects to play the part
jf "ile Lawd" in a company whirh
ivi 11 open in Los Angeles in July. He
s to take a three months'".dramatic
ourse, in preparation for the- pa.'.
He will?be in Columbia until caMod
io""tlie school."'
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CO CRTS OF CA LAN THE.
A joint meeting of the Knights of
Pythias and Calanthes will be' helil
lit the Odd Fellows Hall- .Ian. .10,
Sunday afternoon at 4:00 p. m. This
is the regular monthly npeeting. The
entertainment that was to be had on
Jan. 5 has been postponed until Tues
day, January 20. The Committee an
nounces thai all tickets sold for the
occasion~ w*U be good on that day,
J. B. Lewie is president and K. H.
Lewis secretary of the general com
puttee - ? ~ ~
arrested, the cop takes your red .book
and you are allow.ed to operate
otv-the duplicate etti'd for three day.*.
The, only way you get yoiir license
is to go to the police station and
pay your fine. I-f you kill a pedes
trian, yyu go to prison for six years
and there are" no ifs and huts about
it. If a corporation discharges a
man, he draws three month's pay
1111(1 guts fifteen day's pay for ca.h
year he has been on the corporation's
payroll. . when work gets slack it's
cheaper to keep men.on, than fire
them . . a corporation cftT>*t discharge
a man for incompetency.1 They
should not fiav.e hired him in the first
place . . not a bad idea"!
We know no good would come out
of. the' Culbertson Lenz bridge tour
natnent*. - Just the other day we
heard .rumblings and rumors of a
bridge salon to be opened here in
Columbia. And more, they tell us
that rooms have alreadv heen
xxcl?Gorvais Street. It seems that
tjwo of Columbia's bridge playing
women begged, borrowed, or stole the
utoa and think .they can make 9 go
of it in this city. Perhaps you don't
understand the innermost workings*
of a Bridge Salon: suppose that in
an unsuspecting moment you decided
you wanted to play a game of lirRTge.
All you have to do is put two bits
in your pocket hnd dash down to the
salon the salon removes the two
Ints hut produces table and eards
with as-many-players as needed. We
don't think the idea will succeed even
if it started and it* probably will
nevet see day light . . too many Co
lumbia homes are little more than
Bridge Salons as it is!
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COLUMBIA, K. SATURDAY
1 HOLDING REVIVAL
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The' above fs the likeness ot
hitrle Rock, Arkansas, who is n<
vival al Union Baptist Church.
' est Evanpeli-t; Jias. dene tvang
and out of the.States. Special
: Dr. Uav.s i 11 let. lure Sundtt^
Only from 1G years up. Midni
night beginning at ten-tive- (10
vited to attend the services. R
Pastor of the Union Baptist Chi
LOOKING
Ry KKI.M MIl.l.KR
TO T.IIK NFGRQ RACE
GREETINGS: .
The. wo1Id fjV.'S ilu* year 11'32 witij
the glwuetrst which- it hoi'
.ever confronted since the human rarebecairig
conscious of itself as a whole,
i'or the* ?i >.t 1. <e. in the 'history' of
the specie thv' resource/ of the
world a'tn of" ft'- component nations
have hern'surveyed. These, are found
.to lie adequalc to siij)plv the matt-rial
an' spiritual needs of.the present
.population \\ ith reasonable allowance
for future growth and expansion.
T-kere -still, a Ins,-- aw-ui-.s?the
requisite national and world 'statesninVis.tna
t.. oi'nin vlv mobilise and
proportionthe o resource^ for TnF
well beinof mankind, regardless of
tationi !ndi\idual. national and racial
selfisim >.? at d ^i-ul have reached
an impasse, Hitherto. science a"..*;
invention have he i\ used as an instrument
of exploitation of the weak
and heavy in en in ? 11 ! \n Is. Rut this
regime 'is at an end. The new day is
at hand. Henceforvaid, if the pow
eri'ul tand mighty.-.-^'.he . few with
special ability >ir special privilege?
persist in the futile attempt to utilize
science and machinery to further
enrich K" is? Ives at the- expense
.of th0 loss fortunate. ;
turn again and rend them. In the
- imnu'dint"?fit. ore, scietTco will beu'i.p
wnerc- religion io:t on. as the cmei
instrument in promoting the broth
erhood ol man. ? ?
Hc-nrv Ford is tin* one commandinggenius
Of file ilidlMlriul?age.
He S"cs the utter futility- of money
which, unices Consecrated to the
common,wi-h. is- still tin- root-of-all
I evil. His*-billions of dollars to which
I lie hoi > the technical title are, he
" ttiril'ins,?rtrrt?hts??spy?peasumaL or
selfish sense. ThVy are of little more
) advantage to hirn than they are to
you and me. F.very penny of his accumulations
is devoted to human we!,
bcingr l c i the apostle of the social
as contrasted with, the selfish motive,
lie is a social* trustee responsible tiv
his coHvcU'i'.er I'm tlie faihful admini
istration of Ids trust. -awful fate
we arc told, in tire old hymn, awailf
that man who his trust betray^
Thev are hut false prophets of prosperity
who, for the last two years,
nave been proclaiming: the speedy return
of 'Thr- bloated prosperity of
1029, that its forty thnisnml jnillion
aires, and halt thousand super rich
With annual incomes of over a in71
liOTl dollars.- The- (?4't rep<jaU;d. IIoov_
orinn prophecy of the immediate return
of tlie glorious era of '29 has
fallen beneath the weight of its own
fatuity. Tii, false prophest is re
quit e' with of confidence in hit
prophecy.
The rich will hover again revel in
the riot of such luxuriant riches an
?they rliti in twenty?nine, nox^ .wnuld
mankind benefit by such one-sided ex
liberancc. Statesmanship must find
a nobler goal than this. The combined
social wisdom of the nation and
tff the nations must look, forward and
J not oaikvard ror .Cite ilev* goal, and
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Rev. W..J. Davis, EvUngolist. of I
3\v t <?n::u jIinj*" a m uj Sl-i+ring Re- t
Dr. Davis i.; the Sdiith's great- c
elistic work in thirty-oile States j 3
Survive Saturday nitrht.
H.t'lot i iin't.L '2 u\|in,h t . WnnH-e-i"
ght ilamhie for Jesus Sunday
:0a). The public is cordially in,ev.
T. M. Roy kin. I). 1).. is the
iirch. - ... - \ ... -
FORWARD
, en.-v l'-.i-\v.U'i U? da- mark of <
lit* la w v aiiinT. i.i is i ut a fajlaci- I
bus nship lias brougnt
liejii'issiou. 'n itie > j> ,'sl of pl<?*ity; ,|
i lllin.tf-.ir. t . i). i ::Tirl 'I:1i h m 111 <i-; < io tli*
-i?4ti.vv tu nnpiiL^Hyfy^ - ii.vi i nii'lal inn
of .iWuJ.-f.K-l aad .ib.-r; j.inemployment ;
?kit. use labor has produced a surplus
in which it .tlocs not share. If there ]
ate inure pegs than lher" are holes
it is- I cause- human rapacity and [
-greed- rnsisf in ne;'tbos>iy limiting '
11 ir* nn a liter of holes.
We face 'the new year in such a ~
time as this?-a tTiTp7 WlhTn the ub'-ecoi'.unic
or :.-r is battered, as it j
-vveie. with the slioeks of doom.- l^n1
ss one ii.i.stliset ras the signs of iht
times, li'o'J is to -he a year of reshap-.
" iug n; soetirl ai.n-, arrd-tdtra+s?a?mo--i.nmtous
.war. in '.lv sior.t uf human
thi-' 1 'lanet. The advanc j
ed statesmanship ofthe -Nvo.rllli_.Uir.fj
eluding I'aJi'np:.1,?Am i it a and?Asia. sect?
what li'-s before lis. The age_pf '
accumtila.ion : mits'l. now\givo way to
the Ago of di-t r'ibuiioii. Just as it j
leijuired iltj wjiole of the nineteenth
' century to'eons ilid.Ac the cumulative ]'
| itfcft industrial age. inaugu-.
rated by t!:tl invention of machinery i
(lining 'atier p.ir't of the eigh
I ie rdii ciT'iry. ins' ,o it will require
perhaps ih - rest of. the twenieth con-'
I tury to distribute -If ese -rtceumulated '
hen li s. lu t 'aggrandizement
I of t'le. fa-, o. v.l snHi id tab -of nations
I oi. I : > t'f hot general
'i * j-iu.csnianiiKF:""
ti ' >:' i.:i. England,
. i . ii-7 T . "' . / r. nan. - vea.?
own . v.- - u. i ?:'kv* U'l-ling for
"Mw term i. iv i i ilr iIi.m- tiii|
find. itT As .p,.tti A terieans we I
nnisf. |jA'>: > v t'i: ?> ir enuntry will -L
! br thc- -fn*^i?1-?- fi+M- the?Avay UILL L
From the depth o'f the of'de'
j pi\-suvi, 'we know- that tlie star of
+ hr?j>e?ning ixi iTe ?ky overhead,
i albeit, il ntry Kr^'bscure'd for the (
t t-KPC?tjv~ .mtt-rvctfch't c-lbo U which
ldntt-r-r~m.AiUued.v-- I'iu ; 7- that op- |
tiinisni ot human na'ure which intu- ~
ti\y lively knows; ihal kltimat ly the
had v il give way to til good, the
good to the better, the better to th
K'sr. JUTtl?t+rr?bed! to?til*?beat itir
With the infallible a-surance of this
A hojup we face tho tuw year with
courage an resolution 'triumphant
! over cowardice and despair.
I; Ho- < cuised spite forces tne to
confi V these universal remarks to
p. group of seemingly slight impor
if.fy -ill thu totality of tilings. And
yet we are a.siued that the last
shall he tirst. Those who slY!VfTr"H
least An the old order wiH gain most
from the new.
i ' a u.t'ilO cni>.'inl (rriovnnces
?1 V'U|> T>IVI? . |/vv....
har lulie tolerance when tht> whole
social fabric- t* he travail. The man
"t^Tiin fill! I i- p nuififtnce to
uis neighbors, especially if momentous "
tasks impend.
Let the Negro, then, as he face?
~r ynr twhi^h is bound to be
! memorial in human history, acquire
the national consciousness and world
mind, resting a-sured that specific
ills must, in the last analysis, yield
to generic' treatment. ' M,
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DR. T. E. PER CIVA
W oil Known iMiysician Snoniu'h?
Aitor A Lun^ llln<'--s.
?Hr. T?1L L'.eici:.aJ. n-j.-l ::u. ^.,n
of Mr. ami Mi>. .1, T jVni\al. of
[ircenwood, S. ti?? .I at -TH- : homo '
on llyrd- S'creot * Momtnv TT.orniuy'.
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Dr. : Pereiva'l com pi -ted ' Van 'r.gii
school wo'ik at Haines Institute, A-ueusta,?.Ga.,
after..an honr.ro le .?
:-harge from the S. A. T < . in.Washington.
1). in which he v< Inn .cored.
at the outLicnk ...of the. World ,
War. ' ,
He then immediately entered F.in- .
roljt University for -adliugc work.
The scholastic atdiiev?.ae.ut made. ]
there by him gave him hono:?.as an ,]
assistant instructor, and as osie. o'f j
the two highest ranking students. in
his gradtiaTfng cta^s "'of 192t. From '"]
there he entered the Medical School
af Howard University/completed hi- ';
medical io arse and ind.i ne-hip .in.'
1929. lie practiced his piufession in ,
Newark, N. J., for nine: months die-.
Tore his health failed. The above-p
r.hooTs give" him credit' of being ;.n ,
?xeeptionul student with bright outo
k lor betterment uf his pvup.e.
The funeral services were conduct- <
?d by his former teacher and pastor .
Rev. A. C. Griggs. Haines Institute,Augusta,
Ga., assisted by Rev.- M. G.
Williams and other- ministers. Key. .
L). 11. Sims, I'residl-fU of Allen 1 ni,-ersity,*
and Rev. A. C. Griggs 9V'?ke j
.f Dr. Reicival as" Having Tu eM ie- !
)f the few outstanding voting men
>Fhis day. ^ ^ ^ i'.,i ,1 *
n . his, life time. Mis.' M<Sh;>'.sc\ Fal'lei- _j
ang "beautifully-"Flee As a Ric4'-uul
lite ckuir sang swy\tl\ "lead
iindly Light" and '"Abide W'rtli MmThe
entire community- p: urns . the
oss of this"promising vot.ng man. ,
This was clearly donumstratvd iy
he many floral design- and. iette- s
?f condolence. The same love ! >?
to stand at me altar Minnay morning.
Mrs. Mary C. WhitrmT t >?
presented to him a la on basket or
Christ...as ehec-r from the eongropention.
Tlion in ft pkasnnt way that
was typical of his every lite he thnnjt
ed everyone heariiki,1'.
Mr. Win. Moore in to'i..' il to Rev.
Martin a set of chitterling during
the pounding. Several had a secret,
wish to be in Hey. Martin's .
phiee as < hitterlings furnished a
likable dish, to almost everyone "nf*
sftcret.
k.ider Nance o\i hi'*".i t*icia| bu
tin ss .at Or 'ht. -^cu.uav and Mi' 1 he
i..gh? with P yaflft' Mrs. ?>. P. Boyl
v i\lr. Joseph ^aekson of ." partanta.ig
visitecf his son Mr. Conway j
J aekson.
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tint' was also . demonstrated . by the '
nany .letters u? condolence,. U
[rants and floral, desijrns' from retaLAURENS
NEWS
Mr. RichardCannon uirW
L). .visited '1)ls iati-Vrr M:\- Willius ; ,
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Cannon who is -iclc at his .honu- m, '
Hanip.on street'.'
..-Messrs Elbert and .John Prince of 1
Greenville were recent visitors of 1
diss Frances Huntett r?
Mrs. l.iliie Stewart oi' Milt" I'M; (it ]
itas returned to Ihii home after'- a.
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klsil. to her Sister and Brothtr. Mr. v
ivol "U-Vv WoiVt: Ttri.u:|iL.'LVi---"
' MVs, K. S.' NMson 'anW.jwnied J./ net"
daughter Kntnta S.. M;s- V.' .lhi
B. Either, an i Benj. Xeely motor "i"~
:o" Spart tt.intra Wednesd-tv 1'..? A!
Pearl Roland. t '
ALss ItTiTTTTa Pritur v. h'i. o?rata:?1
w ys nrradvv i'vc-fL?lt-4-t? otf?t-r.o ' "4-h - ?ist
last, returned to Morris College j
accompanied by Mis* Martha Mcl>a? - j
iv'l also student of Morris.'- . t
Mr. Rockfe'.lor lld-oii^o; l'?a:.: ;v t
?pent?a few days?"'Hit hts pi'.'iiyi? 1
old iiViiy ~ Ada i i, -a ' u |
^oliday, while here he went to (.J'oovgi :
to visit his w.ife. . , . . > 1
Mr. John W. Fuller spent the lud- ;
idays in Augusta, CI i.. attending
Assembly Meeting of his church', A. ^
I.da ('. -Martin was the week .mi.,
guest .of Mrs. Kiumalim Nel-ou iu.~t j
week. '
The college bunch hps r. turned, to '
various schools* with list-ual break- 1
able New Year's resolnio:-. I<' studyhard*,
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The t'liaiit> Club No. *.' ink.-;, ed j
Christ mas?tree- I'm-.na -?ot?.
the' holidays Miss Willi. '!?. N- N
W.t*. a visit"!1. Till?. in!' i?: 1.av,i3T V
work. >
Mr. Jas.. Peterson was ..nerak.-.-d ,
at While Plain Sunday. Jlev. . Le- ,
VxWt-. oJ-iciating.. ^?; ;? ?
Mr. Win. Cunningham son i>f.;.t*j
late Morris apd Sylvia' Cunningham
\<?aS buried at Laurel Hill: Rev. la this
officiting.
Mrs. P. S. Hicks spent thi. hoTid ; with
lu-rdaughter,tied11.. at Al>':
ris College. ^ :'T~
Mr. and Mrs. Oliphant were shop ping?ui?J.ii*i't"i\
lilr.?SalUl'dgf j_ Rev.
Mi A. Cunningham was sVsketl
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I,. \ . Shaw, H. J i tckv-U a.nu ".lames
l.liasv'.l. '1 w...- ' ^ ^ a.-a-n
at the par?onagy.
lnspito-.n the now n puts-ring ?>t tho
vain Thitrsd.?*\ night, a 'air alien.?v
t la lice was in evaieii e in lite, watch
nicelinu'. Sunday being the first in
in Zion. Sutuiay School was opened
the New Year was also a n.gn day
ell I tine?with?a?tau:?ninnbtn?in hi ?
tendance. Strictly at 11: l."> <> clock
divine service was. liegon., 'The i>a?_
!<>? selected as itis text 1 < or. 2:P_10 ^
verse. suLieet "Revelation et invisible
th.ngs." The A. V. K League
is alive- lire writer being I lie president
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At 7:30 the pastor delivered anoth .
er hi those burning messages, m-l^tt. * "
ing as his text Matt.. 12.42; subject.
"The Greatness of Christ." Everything
lads l'air to a year of peace*
harmony and suceess at F.benezer ths
conference year. Rev. J. W. L Due. 3
kett called at the pai.fonage last
Saturday evening. '
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