The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 14, 1932, Image 1

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VOL. VIII?NO, 20. I 7th Ariiiyial Convention Directors' and Emb Of South MAY 24-25, 1932, SI1 CHESTER, South Carolina, May V ?The following are'the officers and members of the various committees and the program for each day's session during the Convention. -??= -A. E. Bythawood?-P>',esi<lenf7 Orange _ . burg^ J, P. L"^ Fiedings. First Vice* President, Charleston; E. W. Biggs, Second Vice President, Greenville; J.. "E. Spann, Corresponding Secretary, (vice E. E. Mickey, Charleston, fnov. ed to Brooklyn, N. Y.) Chester; tE. - P. Palmer, Financial Secretary, Sum ter; Mrs. Pearl C. Williams, Treustir ?Newberry;?Rev.?A. ?Spears, Chaplain, Sumter; Willis C. Johnson. Ex-President, Columbia. * Local Committee?J.^W. Woodward ' chairman and secretary, Spartanburg ? <-H. W. Hayes, Spartanburg; Laymon Smith, Greer; R. H. Foster, Gaffney W. I. Peek, Anderson; E. W. Biggs, p : 11 T' T rrr * ~ vrrcvNMjiw; d w oouwaTO,-"Spartan burg; W. C. Abram, Spartanburg; J. E. Spann, Chester. Finance?L. A. Richie, Abbevile; 'T, H Pinckney, Columbia; R. II. Foster, Gaffney. Time and Place?A. R. Collins. Camden; F. B. Pratt, Newberry; A. H. Jenkrnsj,?Charleston -?Grievance?J- B? Moultrie, Charles-^ , ton; J. B. Williams', Newberry; J. M. Lewis, Bishopville Membership?Albert A Aiken, Sum merville; W. C. Champion, Columbia; J. E. Spann, Chegtcr. ?: Honorary?Rev. J. C White, Winston-Salem,. N C.; Kelsey L. Pharr, Miami, Fla.; Norris A. Dodson, Wash ? ington, D. C. ??-? "" . In Memoriam?Eugene Gadsden, Charleston; .A A. Alstp-iv, Georgetown E. N. Isom, Chester; T. A. Williams Newberry; N* C Boags. Charleston; . E. A Harleston, Sr., Charleston; E. A. Harleston, Jr., Charleston; W. A^ Jackson, Aj_ken; Paul B Hickurn bottom, Chester; Wm. -Robinson, Rock Hill. Tuesday, May 24?3:00 P. M.?At Woodward Building, Short WotToid Street. Meeting called to order by president. Opening Ode?"Blest, be Commencement Progra m IZiT-7 Dr Earnest Hall of Cleveland C Columbia. S. C7 May 11,?Dr. Er-| , j. : 1 nest Hall prominent .minister of Cleve-' land, Ohio will be the Commence >-i -? ment speaker at Benedict College -Tuesday morning Mnv :i\ . five graduates are' scheduled- to be awarded the bachelor degrees* The Commencement season begins Tuesday May 24, when four graduates >? from the Theologicat Department will receive the bachelor of divinity degree. The Reverend R. C. McQuilkin, president of the.Columbia Bible College yrill deliver the address to these graduates. Sunday May 297 President-Emeritus C. B. Antisdel will deliver the Baccalaueate sermon. , ? . -Monday May SO, will be AIunffnT ?Day. Many iBenodict alumni fnnn ntr parts of America have been called on by Dr. A. W. Brown of Richmond. Virginia pastor of the famous John Jasper Church of Richmond, and president-of. the Alumni AssociatioiL.tdr te present. '1 ri T nr. jonn J^ .Nlarktf first Negro pre-sident now compleUng.his second year will confer the degrees on thirty-five bachelors after the address has been delivered by Dr. Hall of' Cleveland. Commencement Day exercises will begin promptly at ten o'clock Tuesday morning May 31. Following! t"he graduation exercises ground will be broken for the new Auditorium that is to be at R coiit of $60,000." On Friday evening May 27, the Annual class play by the Graduating class will be given in the C0^ef?e Chapel. The title of the play to be r^ given this year is "A Man of Honor," a Drama in three acts. Bolden. Union and Spartanburg; Welcome Behalf Funeral Directors, II. W. II ayes, Spartanburg; Welcopje Behalf Ministers and Churches, Rev S. H. Lewis, Spartanburg; Trombone Sc-lo, Wilbert Manigault, Columbia; Sfrlo, "When They Ring"'J. E. Spain) Chester; Introduction of Principal Speaker; Mrs. Anna Manigault, C<>Inpibia; Address, W I. ' Pppk,?AnJerson; Clarinet Solo, T. H. Pinckney Columbia Music, choir; Introduction of President Colored Funeral Directors and Embalmers' Asso., S. C% by J. W. Woodward; Memorial, by Rev A. P. Spears; AnnoUncemen's; Benediction, Rev. J. W. Cole marc, Pas Idi- Majority Baptist Church; Spa' tanburg __ Wednesday, 10 A. M.?Business Meeting, Woodward Building. CallOde? Invocation, Rev. Spears; Reading Minutes; Unfinished Business: New Business; Addresses?Mr. W. C. Champion, Columbia; Prof". N A. Dodscn, Washington, D.>C.; General Talks, Ethical Rules and Problems, Echoes..from National Convention, bv K W. Biggs Delegates; "Recessr We;:nesday, 25, 3:00 P. M.?Report Committees Election ? Delegates to National Convention. .Election And Installation jbf officers. Place of Next Meeting. Adjournment. At Benedict Announced )hio Will Speak To Graduates ? } Orangeburg To Be Host To Federation Much interest, is being manifestet Ml1 the meeting of the South Caroliiu Federation of Colored Wlomen to bt held in Orangeburg, June 20-23. Have you elected your delegates' .Semi names to Miss Flora Fordham ,Chairman, Housing Committee, 151 North boulevard St The Clubs u Orangeburg are making ready to en tertain you. uAll Junior delegates to the Federa lion ^>11 bcrv entertained in Bradhan Hail, State College, under the direc tion of Mrs Louise F. Holmes, Chair man u? Girls', Work, fcet every^is trict vice chairman see^ that her dis triet is well represented by Juniors Friday evening-, May 13, the Sun and a veal treat is promised to thos< who come. Etta B. Rowe, Corresponding . Secretary, South Carolina Fed eration of Colored Womei : m m ACTING EDITOR ADDRESSES CLASS ON EDUCATOION u^v nrn wrw u/nm r* ' 1 f - ' 1 ' .. COLUMBIA, S. C., SATU L_ ? pF W|gl BHnHHV ^ f > ffl ^ ^i""- ^S - ~bb , v R?Syd^3Kj^L ?U^gj|dHB "V?i ? , jh ./zation in.- Woodland ^Center today. "When Ira Bryant ' secretary-trea5 surfr of the Sunday St'hool Union, read that part of his report where these charges are made, tho unrealwas . such that the presiding bishop ^ j was compelled to order some of the I delegates to leave their Seats. ' I The changes came after Bryant reporu-d that $21,250 is still owed 'by r -various conferences, to the Sunday Schorl Union and that some of the ^ nshops arc responsible for the delay _ n the payment. - I i Wonders About Payment "IIow shall we proceed to collect ^ >vhttt jg finy thiydepartmont without e trigging down upon our head the wrath n of the eonventon at large? We once brought suit against a certain bishop y and he has never forgiven us. i- ^Tahy of these conference debts were left unpaid by the bishop un|. ler whose administration they were made and in many case* by his per~ r*' "" i . r 1 . : / a ? _ .. ? - ? i tff cr i RDAY MAY tAfVi 1 Q?jo ' * ' V" ' w vices are nprnird lu' llic ptM.ti.- ;md u cordial invitation is extended by the administYation to friends of the ntanineient charecter and superlr intellectual. ldader and patron. ? . I>i'. Wilkinson was educated at West Point. Obe-rktn and Columbia University. He received his first tea.hing experience in Kentucky. At th.? a~?7 ' lishment of the South Carolin.r State ^College he accepted the ^position as Professor of Greek and Latin". LateF lie btepnrrmpTit of the school. In 1911 he was elect* ed president, which position he held with dignity and honor until his death Two months ago. I)r. Wilkinson married Marion Ro-i?it. w.. uiv nimmy anur- coming to State College. She has largely contributed to -the deyelopement of Ktho known because of her connection with the Women's Federation, and other general State and National uplift organizations. ite Second Anniversary f celebrates its first anniversary will join the present seniors in appropriate cdmmemoratory exercises. Prominent graduates expected to be present are: B. E. Mays of Atlanta, Georgia: E. A. Grant of Tuskegee, Alabama; John R. Garrett of Tuskegee, Alabama; and H. D". Gregg of Washington, D. _C. Mr. Gregg jllinil?EHTTPQ" ,g. school' and 'Director of sumnier I ,il;!hool for teachers and who is now Professor nf Pnval , - ? - v*. i^uuv.auuii tK Howard University, Washington, D. C., is a member of the class of 1912 and is expected to have charge of the program. .. ?? ??*onal appeals. Many of them repreented debts coming over to a bishop from his predecessor. "Toti many oveipaid do-ncthing officers have killed practically everything that Negroes have attempted that might te looked updiT*as orgaJ nized efforts". Too much Gf the spirit ;o glorify and nianify man rather han God is showing itself in the ' -huFeh, ? | ."God's church will never' die. but i an organization thai turns its hack on God by turning.back on His teachings, and goes out money-getting at the expense of soul saving forfeits its right, to he called God's- church and the days of such a church are surely numbered," Bryant's report read. Other Report *--Given t Other reports mow before the dele. trntos and before various commit tots are those of the Edueationul department, read by I'rof. A. S. .Jackson, secretary; of the "A. M. K. Church Review, presented by the Rev. Dr. J. ,(I Rcb'nson, c-ditor; of the Southern Chiistian Recorder, road by C. W. ! Alien, editor. ? I Prof. Jackson made recommendations as to the consolidations of some nf the, and t.he ni'ganly.flMon of the A.' M. E. Church int0 educational district. Nearly $100,000 have bean collected fcr the 12 colleges and schools- of the A. M. E. Church in tiie past four years, he reported. | The Rev. Dr. Robinson said thf total receipts for the A. M. E. Re( Continued on Pafte 8) leaders of the N ii i n inal -Convent inn of." America ' will meotT here at the .same time the Sunuay. Sphool Congress is in session. June 8t"H~to l.'Uh'. It is understood here hy the local . inmniiiteo of arrangement?rhm?this action was taken at the last, session held in Chicago and that their purpose of coming Tu-K- is to maki^a'prnC gram for the . lb:}:* session of their Convention. that is to.he held in Houston. Texas next September.. line calling of the. Board to x-onfre to this . ci Ly__^.ua rah tees a.n?incrou; m.1 ntten? i dance over that what was.' expected, from the Congress messengers,- because it will bring the Executive officers of tTTc Parent Body, the Clmirman and?Secretary?of?the ; evc'ml Buards anil the ollicei s?rost-n?rrf?the Woman's. Auxiliary ?uid while they will be deliberating on the ^Houston, Texas meeting, selecting individuals to appear before thatNational Body. THE GOSPEL TORNAIH) SJVM I MAKING CLEAN SWEEPS Justifiable jubliant over the unprecedented triumph of having- raised more than three hundred dullars--cash , and added eighty persons to The Trinity Baptist Temple in Florence, ~S.: C., the Rev. Walter J. Ihivis was quamtance of this .\lan of God. l>r. j.Roberts. The young men of the State | regardless of denominational afliliaj tibn would dO well to emulate the veiY" fine example of this eminent eharacter. ( Returning to the original subject of "this marrative, the writer feels asham ed to -say that \vt? are Jiving in the midst of ingratitude of the l/ascst sort. It would seem that some of the members of the tfustee board or some one else in authority would have offered a resolution of thanks I to Dr. Davis for having turned more [than FIVE llUNDRED Dollars rnto I the coffers of Morris College at a ^tinie when it was so much needed " and \Vhen lVien of all~creeds and kinds [were busily trying to convice the I world' that the times were too hard ttrr even* send up one dollar now and ' (then to keep the president encouraged. 1 i It is also true that Dr. Davis gave 'more money in the Baptist State Convention than any dther one man and had no strings tied to any of it nor ' was he on any of the PAID commit(Continued on Page 8) . ? ??1 X je: fivr-cents per copy. SCHOOLS IN CLOSING EXERCISES B< )()t< K K W ASH! N(JTON* HKI(IHTS Beauty and the Bea>t. ! Since the world began boys and , . girls in- eyvry countly have listened U? -these tale> Hi at we love o hear. I his pageant .holds in store a treat for those who revel in the delights and mysteries ot fairies, goblins, giants and. castles. . The details and arrangements -for the pageant are being planned and workelCJfpT by comniittej^s composed of representation of each school. The General Pageant. Committee is as follows; . : - Mr. W. A. Perry, Chairman; Miss Jtaisy Poach, .Secretary; Mr. C. W. ' .Ma iden, Business Manager; Mr. T! T K. Potts. Chairman of the Advert i -=- ing Committee;-Al+ssr P. Nerissa Mance j ChainPan of the. ruOliciiy Committee ENTION PROGRAM NATIONAL BAPTIST CON YENSVENE IN JACKSONVILLE ' EUDA it will only consume- about two or day.- time.. The remainder of lkeii s-lay will be- given over to the Sunday School Congress forces'. Rev*. jL-ALs?Hursts?th?t+n?of- Kansas City, Sliss'uri. is the-president of the Con-? vent ion and will "preside over the _ C. P. Madison I). D... of Norfolk, Vai :s the Recording Secretary, while Rev. ..Win" fTrimhlo. DT H7. of 'Aie.candi ia.~?~~ Lii.?L.-; the f'nrrmr ponding Scuetaiy -,,d the Rev. S. S. Jones, D.'D.. Chi go, 111., is the Field Secretary and Historian. Other officials arc located in various parts of the United States. One of the Assistant Secretaries of the Convention is the Rev* W. R. .Mack, who not only resides here, but is pastoring one of the local churches and is Secretary of the Florida entertainment committee.: and is said i fliciales as Recording Secretary of the scission in case the senior seere uviaincii. ai?uaeir nome. CITIZENSTHRONd TO PAY TKI ?~ 1UTE TO.THE PASSING OF CHARLESTON. S. C.. May -iUh? On Tuesday al'u.utioon. p May .'Sri, 1-IWS2. the remains of Rev. Wai^ -Hampton"Moore. of. ChaMestoh, S. C., was funerali&etl at Emanuel A. M." "E. Church, at 2:30 P.. M. Relatives ' urn! Ira mm 1'niiff mu in * wr 1 mtr* hers to pay their tribute to-ohe who lias so faithfully, and loyally served las Deacon, an5, as a Leader for,.over | 50 years. Rev. James W'hite.^Pa.7-.toi in charge, Master" of Ce remonies?The (list hymn, "And Must This Body Die" was rea i bv Rev. I White; Prayer by Rev. J. Middleton; Solo; Mr. Benj. Lawrence. Sr.; first scripture lesson, Rev.. J. S. Mo rant; second scripture lesson, Rev. M. Mc Fadden;' Obituary. Mr. S. L, Jones; Rem arks by Rev.~Wni."Tapncr and Mr. Wm. Elmore.; second hymn read 'by Row R. M. Turner, "Jerusalem my Happy Home"' which was the d'e-?' cease's .favorite hymn; sermon hy Rev. comftyting:; Mrs. 'Flora" B. Miller^, beautifully sang "Some Swoet Day" etc. The commitmbnLjrfes then read, by Rev. J. S. Morant,. Rev. Wm. WaipiHV. ' sprinklled the body, with the Benediction by -Rev. Williams. Rev. Moore, was one of the pillars 1 cf Emanuel, and never failed to stand. up anil speak for "/inn'?when .t'Yl'f he Jaw fit. And if he H-lt that lie was right in his'belief, you had hint less character. He shall be greatly missed in his home, by the church anJ in the community. At the time of his passing on Saturday. April 30% 10.12. he was at the ripe old age of 70 years; one month and 3 days; having been born in . Winsnobro, S. C.. March 27. 180?. He leaves To niourn- his sain led ; memory, a loving wife. 2 ' sons, % (faughtors. J0 grand chilrirenTS great grancls, 1 sister and a host of friends among white and colore."!. Interment was Tn TTnianuoTV Ne,w~ ! Cemetery, May 3. 1932. The mound I was completely covered with nui merous, floral offerings.