The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 30, 1932, Image 1
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DR. J. S. EARLE
President. Sparhinlmrpy K. C
The subject- of the above sketch
.. has *heen president of the Baptist
oiate Convention for 12 years. During
which time lie has submitted each
year a working program for the con?
veiilio'ii. Morns College dt Sumter
has made rapid progress under his
?adminstratioir. Th<> 'baptist are said
to have a following of more tfian
L00,000 in South Carolina. And this
matchless leader has le < this mighty
host for all.of these years with flattering
success. Dr. Dark- will endeavor
to succeed hinpjgli' at the convention
in Bennettsville May 4. It i.?
predicted that ho will he oppose.' b.\ I
' oral prominent ministers of hi.
^enominhtioii.?Huwec er It is generally
thought that hu will he continued.
The Gospel Tornado
- Carris on in the
_? ^GSteCity"
Second Kngagc'.nenl
After having spent a, ve ry suycwsfu
four daVs in Conway -l>y i\(piest a
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J. Davis, the Co p V Tcuija>io returned
to the Gate City to iv.ioln I)
W. P. Jones and the saints at tli
Trinity Baptist Cha: t in
"6n Saturday night. last Dr. Davi.sponsored
a splendid program in the
interest of Allen _Un>vc:^iiy iu Co?
lumbia and the finance raised r.r.o, i;t ed
to twenty dollars^ tif-vK n e. nts
--How about tlr.it brothron? T!:e '< rib
...thinks?he hears you all -a.' "\Vel!
Done". And it was done xvi:'i a smih
at that. JDoctor Davis is en avowed
. friend of~the eaUse ot' C.iristbm .'du
culiun icgardles or'Trenn :i { g
-Creed." .
Already it "-a- t-Id 1- y?rr ?r
responxtent that more than lot) vreri?
turned away from the Trinity churCh
in Florence on one nighl. It is eer
tainly glorious to have the as.-urance
that Dr. Davis will he a live wire
among the Baptist brethren in theii
annual meeting of the State Baptist,
Missionary and Educational: Convenville,
S? C. He is sanguine in his
hopes that Morris College shall live.
As was previously stated through
these columns, Dr. Davis plans to remain
in Florence, S. ('...till time to
go to the State Convention.
He "has bfcen going through ihe:
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. u..iivi.vv uiuic , picatiiiiiK 111V* JfttSpe
in a peculiar and uncuinproinisinK
manner. The results have been very
The Missionary Drive n
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MRS. ELLA A!AE
GROUP
Saluda Circuit, Rev. I. O. Simm
Irmo, Rev. J. A. Gamble __
Broad River, Rev. Westley Nasi
Countsville, Rev. T. E. Ringer
? Jones Chapel, Rev. 11. II. Kedmc
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Bethel Station, Rev. R. S. Law]
St. James, Rev. W. G. Owens .
Emanuel, Rev. R. I. Lemon __
Brown Chapel, Rev. I. J. Pruitt
Chappelle Station,-Rev. II. J. Br
Stover and Dutch Fork, Rev. L
GROl
Lexington Circuit, Kov. S. J.-J
New Brookland Circuit, Rev. L.
Edgefield Circuit, Rev. L. D. Ga
Pine Grove, Rev. D. E. Fields _
Leesville StatlctfT Rev. T. F. II;
We pray that this Missionary
ening as well as a financial sue
cooperate as a unit. The Distri
to. pay 50c and members 25c. C
be at Irmo with Rev. J. A. Gamb
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Will
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Young Negroes' Co-operative
League
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The local'branch o'f, the' Young Ne-JjrocK'
f^nrpornttVl^Leatruo of Amenca
shall prfesent the first of a series
pj. rflQtil li ly xoopbi ritivc?crtucationaT
programs at Halters' Memorial church
220,S 14fk^ . yT \Va;hinKtf>u-r St? Sunday,
May 1st. at 1:15 o'clock. The
lm^ii.sU is of the various?churches of
"this city have considered, aild-lieartily
endorsed the cooperative movement
as a means >?f developing a spirit of
unity and cooperation as well as a
eery con-tractive -solution To some
C'f our^jp^t??frsecx'noniie problems,
in keeping with above endorsement
many of the ministers shall observe
"Cooperative. Sunday" with tli
/e.<ng Xegroes' Cooperative League
Jjrurgiiijr the members and friends of
I their respective congregations to
support and affiliate themselves with
-an organisation that?is?endeavoring
to bring about a fundamental economic
change in a very practical way.
The object in presenting the above
|, 11: ntioned monthly programs is to
lo in a larger way. wTfat is done at
?Htr-^weekly meetings; namely: learn
more about cooperative princi;?'es
and how they may btL specialLy .a^
The public is urged to attend this
program. Prof. T. L. Duckett shali
be the pi'incipuk iipeakcV".?Salter
Memorial Church Sunday, May 1st,
at 4:45 P. M.
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Host to South Carolina State_ (
gratifying to all of those who like
success and to those engaged in siin-?
ilar-work. He'has critics ihany but
some How he outwits them all. It
will be real interesting to note what
is in the minis of men who spend
all their tijne trying to obstruct the
"fiatTiway^oT hint who tries rather than
attempt- something themselves, "in-~
tetligenee sympathizes, while ignorance
criticizes. *
f the Columbia District
^Church ~
OWE^T??, President
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ons May 29th
_ _ 4 May 11th
i June 29th
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n __ _ July 15th
JP II.
pence ____ June 26th
1_ June 21st
: May 3rd
- ? i- -- ? j -- May 18th
yant July 12th
. F; Vance __ July- 2nd
IP III .
ehnson ? ___ June 17th
A. Logan __ May 31st
mble __ ---- June 9th
? July 6th
aruei4 June 15 th
' Drive will be a spiritual awakcess.
Each group is expected to
ct and Local Preidents are asked
)ur first meeting of Group T. will
le, May 11th. "
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J Alternate?R-ev.?I,. H. Brooks. Charleston.
Collection. Announcements. Benediction.
FRIDAY?THIRD DAY
MISSIONS
0:00 A. M.?Devotional services conducted by Rev. P- H._ Thorn an Estill
? ??and Rev. F. .M. Younpr, Columbia.*
0:30 A. My?Rieadinjr minutes of previous . ay..'
i Business. Reports " of Pistrict Missionaries.
j..i_ Address: "Why Baptist Younp People Should he Educated
"In Baptist Schools"?Rev. A. W. Williams.
Report of Committees.
2:CC P. M.?Recess for (?inner. ^ >s*>i
8.00 P. M.?Devotional services conducted hy Revs. W. M. I.ipseomhe
.Greenville, and W. R. Reeder,* Newberry.
' 8:80 P. M.?Missionary Sermon Rev. R. B. "Mabry,. Aiken
1 Alternate?Rev. P. H. Thomas. Estill.
?' Collection. Remarks. Final . adjournment,?
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REV. ARTHl R .1, WKHiHT "
.Minister. In nin-tt.-villi-, S. CY
'Miss?Colistus^ Goodwin Of
New York Pass7ed
Into The Great
.r RpvnnH
The friends' an ' relatives of Mi-.Colistns
CItiodwin wore Hi;;, I) s;hiO<?.p"e-.
by hrr"TtcnTfrAvi,u-J; or, .>-od ho:e "
<>,, the 18th of May. Hit J'uneral
was held from the Seventh. Tkty Ad- -I
_ vent is-Church here" whe.ro. she spent
her early childhood, as a .member.
The obsequies were performed by '
the Rev. \\\ II. Winston." district pas-I
"jtnr. wht| resides in Charleston.
|?Miss (Poodwin is ?remembered?idea*?
santly by many of her i'r:en C and J
j schoolmates. She was a native Col-j
[umhian and educated iu/'the school^'
tbe-eity. ami finish,e itui'sMi'ain-'
ling at one of the -o h.m!~ i.1' :h - . ?
She went to New York and lived there
several years, returning- t > Columbia ^
i to visit her mother. Mrs. Nora Goodwin,
282:1 Gorvias*St., and to re.tTper- 1
ate from an atla k where she tiuietly '
passe, away in tlie^ full triumph of
the faith. She is survived by. her
, brother, Mr. Albert (ioeilwin of Washington,.
lb P.: Mrs. Thiwsen Hill,
. Miss TVfary Goodwin, Miss Agnes.
GoocAvin, Miss Maude Walker, all of
- New Yt*rk and Iter mother wtro~~ttves
jin the city.
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