The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 02, 1932, Image 4
Saturday, July 2nd, 10.12
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PROGRAM 2t? ANNlTAl/SESSION
STATE S. S. & B Y. P. l\ CON Vlleld
With the Memorial Baptist
' -?<L | '
Church. Charleston, S. (July 1:1-1 7"
Rev. J. W. White, Pastor; Deacon
Brro,' W ill. II. Satires. Sum S.-S.
' I.. !.. W illiams. Pres.. 11. Y.. P.X. Wednesday
Evening, July CI?S:.;tl
1. Organ Prelude- Mrs. R. W\
r Campbell.
2. Music?C'hpir.
^ 2." Scripture Reading?Rev: O S.
Frazier. .
4. Invoeot i n? tin- s: ?.. .
Messrs. P. Green, and K. Gibson
f 18. Presentation of Keys. Mr. G. W.
Robinson.
r -la. lit'^iinniH1, ' Pi lit'.?h?tz P.ul ler.""
Khrhardt, S.. C., President Ue.tie .
- lehem.?Sunday?School -Pnnveil- '
tion.
20. Music?Chair.
21. Pro.seht-ttiiyn of .President' and
Officers Attf the Conven.ion. -?
22. Collection and Announcements.
2.'?. Benediction.
Rev. J. C. Dunbaiv" O. D.,
: : ? Muster fd\ Ceremonies
Thursday?MwHiiiji; Session .Inly 1 I
10 f?Devotions. Rev. J. L. 'Brooks...
Sumter and Rev. S. .J. .Jones.
KilKO.
10:150?fjitroduelory Sermon* Rev. 11,
: *""" ~ * . M. Mooi-e, I). 1).. Cinii Totte, NT
r nuay m>irmng nwwion
' 9:00?Devotions, Rev. B. M. Park
er. Rock Hill and 'Rev. W. It..
Frazifr, Lancaster ' *
- I * 9:30?Lecture, Teacher Training Dr.
If . J. J. Starks in-charge.
_ 1(1:00-?"The Bible, the Book in th?
Sunday School," Prol'. B. 11.
Washington, Frogmore and Mr.
T. J. Ryan, Barnwell,
10:30? Music (Solo) Mrs. Alice W.
Anderson, Anderson.
10:45-?Group Meetings.
11:45?Music, Group Reports.
111.1VI istrict klissionai :,,s.
1 00?Benedict College?Dr. J. J.
Starks. * v
Music, (Ifistxuwental Solo) Miss
. Miss Marjorie KeWy. Georgetown
1:30?Benedict College, Collection.
? ??InlHiduetion ot" VivifiM1*. ^ 1
2:00 ?Adji urnnu'nfcft
Afternoon Session
3:30?Devontions, Rev. J. Copeland,
Newberry and Rev- .1. C. '
Hj ^ Collins, Union.
The B, Y. P. U. a Definite Part
j , of the. program of the Church."
Miss M. L. Franks, Darlington. .
4:15 ?An Address "The Ruu*l S .S.
and its Problem*" iVlito? Ruth
* Maddox. Donalds and Mrs. ATrvia
WillianVs, Branchvi 11 e. -
4:30?r>"The Problem of Increasing
-Attendance and How I Solved
It" Mr. W. I. Peek. Anderson.
nl v - -* ?
V
-a- r
">1: IS- -Music. Miss Annie Mac Mih Kan,
N( wherry.
&:<?<> "4\n. KlTWtivc 15: V. I\ IJ.
Organization" Miss Ktta- Wash- 1
! i I h" I willi i i is nil iitiim. " t
M s Ciraei''.lurksnn left f. r (Jctwjfe [
town Sunday having a \ve k with ;
I'rofr IttTTTe ami I a mil v.
('ON WAY NKWS
ciiCriv iiiii n.r*u u
* iiuivii
Afternoon Session
Missionary. Mass Meeting, '
Conducted by Rev. P. Reeder '<
Columbia. Foreign Mission Col |
leetiqn.
Evening Session
S:00-?Dcvotions Itev. W. L. MeKarlan.
K ingslreeV and* Rev. W. B. |
Ravenel. Charleston.
8.15--An Address. "The'B. Y. I'.'lJ. j
Train- "Car Christian Service," j
Mr; Samuel Gundy, Grjctmvfllo'.
jS.\1U -Closing S.rnvoth?Rev. Win.
Howard, Durflingtori. AbcrnautUS.
C, Campbell, Anderson.
Sunday School MCCnn ion }
Repot*. > r Finance Committee.
Adjournment.
Re*. ('. Ii. Candy, 1). Prcs._
S. I,. Finley. Recording. Soc'ty.
*2:00-^-Adjournment.
Evening Session
*8:;>()?-Annual Concert (Negro Productions),
con dieted by Prof. C.
. A I.awson, Sumter, assisted by
the Musical Directors.
Collect ion and Adjournment , ?
Sunday Morning Session - ,
Jl;;!() ? Model Sunday School conduct
ed by Mr. K. C. .Murray. Supt.,
Sprjngticld Sunday Sella., I. Green
villi* and Dr. 1). K. Jenkins, Supl
/.inn liapl is-t?Sunday?School, ('?
- Uunbia. * ?
10:"10 ,Music (Soln) Mr. Klridge
Hammond. Aiken.
0:-15?Class Reports.
I :0(L Music (Solo) -Miss?Uetda Devest),
Allendale. . .
LLUi?- Missionary Sermon, Rev. C.
- - F. G.nidy,?D. P.. (.li ccjivifck^?Af.ernatd,
Rev. J. W. Boykifi, D.
I)., Camden. Collection an,I Adjournment;?:
11:00?An Address, "Humane F.duca
l loin" M t\ Seymour CaitoTI, Cola
Addres.* "Blending the
Young People's 1'n cram with tile
Trend of Present Day Changes.
Miss Annie M:ic K'nlwrvnn lieu?
ark and Mrs. Nancy Singlctm
Newberry.
1:15 ? Reports of Comnii .tees. Introduction'
of Visitors.
0:15 An Address-,''"Sunday Sun.lay
STATE CONVOCATION OF COl) IN
CHRIST WII.L RE HELD IN I
WOODLAND CENTER
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Cleveland, ()., ?(Special)? The'
State Convocation of The Church of'
Cod in Christ will he held in The I
hetfinnintf 21st and . "voritinning
through June ?RL '
According to Bishop R. 1'. Wil-lianis,
State Overseer, this friee.ting
will hring to Cleveland saints from
every church in the state as well as j
VVMUIIK iium iiuuiv .->iaun i
of the Union.'
The. meeting will feature luieaoh-1
his of the gospel and a Bible insti I
tute. Klder- C. H. Macon, Senior t
Bishop, of Memphis, Tenrt., will at- i
ten i, and the Jubilee Harmonizers I
fff~~Lexington Institute will furnish '
sum*? soul-stirring music,?
Many mergers of other denomir '
nations are expected to join . the i
Church, of Cod in ,Chcist in these i
great meetings.
** ? ; V-?THE
PALMETTO LI
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ma thoi cuts or. Tin: i.ast i
oenkkai. Comt;KI:\< i: am?.
u s ij:sson r \i out.
. It is "CI . ii<i lliat th- A- M. K. 0
(iciu'ial C?)ti Ai flic < Iv III in <'U'VC- I
hlrtd' is into history. W'flTU I t
im?m iiii|ii'n inii-HMOfy ; it is lory tntif "T
will . uc.ver.he?lnryot ten?-wen if it i
liad <tnot bi,Ht printed-. I.t tuiuthj v
a new lessen of tKie christian may- I
hood. It put the world on notice 1
that p stands .for cleaning' up when
needed, and known. It reminded us t
of its founder. Richard Allen. The i
eor.fert nee laid an example for other s
'erii initiations, and societies to fol- \
low, that is ti ike sin in hijfh' places \
and to put the sinner down where
(. need., to he refch rd!(.;- of his I
tandintr or profession. If we would a
ha\\? a. better world, men would know
*o live and do better. i
The false titerp'retatjon <d' "let- the
wheat n : tart^yruw toj? ther mijuT
"nTrrvt-st 11111 eT^T'aye ah ut ruined the j
worhf. la aiders of various kinds
-luive eea-cd to speak about certain 1
wronvs, .an! men "because they fear
'In- men and Ihr'r ?u-ill?Liu?
disnleast rl. And in.some cases canst
lilt" speaker In loose something. Ho j
loeses. si^ht of the hibfcetiJ sa.vin/
"what profit a man i 1' hcjtmi-ns all '
the Wd'M ami 1 oscs his s.oul." Tin.1
leadership'iii most thinirs now "seem ^
to act it differently. They aeein to .
try to please., the. y>fl<l now. to ya-t *
its ijood:--, and take do-uhtful chances v
on their souls heitfyr. saved. The
General f'rrtifei'ence" went i n record
that when -a yreal Jarjrv .piece of (
'es'rtu-l'y I- ~,'iin iiiK-in-4-le?-mids - j
T7T valuables. tliat will cause others
to follow "vrrah it and move it to .,
save Tip. others."' Ves.' unjust exo-"
'"I i"ii?of.-daw.?a-mi principals will
rt.in - anyl hiner. It. teaches the youti:
t.lu wr<-t'.y lesson, hence he yr1 ws f
' i ooked liisu ao of st raiyrht. i am >
triad to say that the last treneritl 1
.conl'eit nee was made up of. men "
and woipen tiitxi pcr^si ss( d inatrhtto.t?f
and womanhood, and thai included i
ministers and lay.
I hot i- is : >. sn.viny, "J. use me ami |
let me y i." The ministers Were !e' i
and. tiie.V .wnv taim
hiime Jtinl siaad up for i lie rights <*f ,
the elmrch ami their faniib... am'-it"! tout
oT poverty's door. l7y heiny tin-' j
j us 11 y bandit-apod.?XW-4ayim m arc ^
at their hacks, - they are like the |
farmers that feed the world, tiny |
t-ed Lhe?tiluiaxJi.* hut-4f--t-ht?hiinistei's' "
prove himself uiitrralcful and I'oarI'iil
lief re the laymen and ministers
is established in 'h.. lM|rjM.-.
for the eluir.-h and school, the laymen
cannot act Lo. t hem?mnl protect" Them
iii iM .u t'iiDic way, henee they i '
baek in poverty. There are :-onie? 1
laymen. \jillmK to become uhpop.ulai j '
willi you rijrht. .or' wr n*;, tor the '
j?oo ; of the church. wl.iile there are- '
olhirs want to-he popular and wont t
take a stand unless they know -the f
majority are with them. So it takes' f
the oppressed now to.help themselves 1
some. Tlie remedy for bossism is at
hand, till t" net-ids is (n try to .he '
. Luiii? hy t he st?fI't-rer; ''-that s?AvUiil
1- eaiiiiht frotp the last (IViiera! Con- t
fere nee:?Tlicrp is a suynijr: "its too I
late t?> pray when the devil is p*nt t
you." pray before he pets you. Will |
.von pi'iiy? If inn i '"i :n e 11 blhhU '
if ytiu are lost. Pray and we'll help i v
you. We wen, nnniil of tile sf-'te'n | '
proprai'u put iwer in ^he' (Jenerai J
Conference by luLVinyr Or. I). II. Sims'j t
elected, Bishop. It shows lie .stood;'
fo-r -.oniethint*. and bail tiood belii'jj1
beltin i - bini. We Were sliirhtlv spin
but lastly till .nine in lihe which m
'" " I. ' h ?"Tou.ii |l"| i,
we stand divided we falk" We can j'i
lu'slly shy.that the state had a hand ! }
in decline till three of the newly j i.
elected bishops, and in all inip'or i
(tint laws and net ions for the 'pood [ v
of the church.- Men that were noLii!
delegates were interested and played!
their part.. We were plad'of the ei;- j
eoni npinp- news that South Carolina
was assigned one i f the newly elect - i
ei bishops, in the person .of Bishop.|
N'otih Will:a".s. 1 \\" . felt that siivi j^.,
t he' slate had ;i ileal, of unrest for |
tlu- last Ioi?more .year-, and was ' only
irive'i a soeitiinjrly short period ^
of the' ctmiiiiX'-'- < f BisTiTij.
Hansom, tli d in our new man tlu
stale would e'\jpy a greater propnr-;
t ion. We still li.ive that hope, aild-K
Heath. the tm -iue' hoard meet inp ; '
the lirst day was largely attended...
all anxious to, meet and greet the new
hi hup.._aiid- to listen to - Ids open- :
ing remarks. ?
Some how during of the day it '
leeked out "Uiht the hjsho'p didn't j '
favor electing a president nor teach? !
ers, but Wanted it deferred until some i
future day. That caused a deal of
;nrest a d (iissatisfaction antonjf} '
both ministers and 'aynicn, as ii j '
was -aid ;tnd thought that "if "put ol? ' ^
( nly a few would he railed upon to , 1
elect. i
" '""After1" S'ifne 'private understand- 1
ing with the Bishop and committee;'
on teachers it was understool that
tTie trustee heard would be called out ;
in full to eleej the president and
teachers. , 1
i
The maioritv airreed with the mo-' 1
jvrnm of the l?ishop. as*1 matlo through J ,t
the committee t( wait his actions in I ?
t lio Ttiture. It is thought Ivy some j c
that lie would only call the 17 trus- i \
toes that wore provided for by law
it tha time, but n?n elected. . but :(
some > ,<l no, sinet? lie ?irdniisod lhej_s
then r.i fintr trustee bo.iri lie wvnddj
call their.' It "would bo ritrlit and <
proper for him to call them. since ,-v
that was their work to do.
tl
So We. are only hopeful of the fu- v
tUHv' As to the bisTVojrs jTro^rani. We , \
hope he will he bish p for all the J
people and couple up for the church
amid school's success,' . ~"7~ s
-* v..., H. B. Rikard v
EADER': ~
MUST < Ol.OUl l< IM III.!<' \v i:i?1)1
N(. II I'M.I) I N ( IM A IM \ \ i)
v? '
Clevelui d. < I,'?! < 1 I (Special) .>
>1 f In in' I I.I 1. i :n ;i ii ..[-1 . u ?
ives ill' all ranks ??f ?<icif?ty .i,i <
he s|Kui'iu auditorium of she I! ) _ i
n*itlr ~TtTi alri\ MTTi ami \N '".-.li.'inij. <
:lst Wednesday "ntj^TTt" to vi - ,
rhat was -aid to lie the l it-? < 1 ?>:.? ?i
'uhlle WeiMiny ever hi'l'l.-irt < i? .? - j
and. -H
The \%< 111ifnvc was spun ou.-.d hV
lie inanaK'nicnt of 111? tiieail.re
alvet tisdi? purpose? aial the < .?j>' i
leleeted 11 Ik- married w-ojt this j,,i 'llcife
i :' a contest between "iVvj.'rui' s
vhite amj colored. hel rntlVe"d Vo'upf V The
contr..ut-jpir. partie? wi-ivr Mi
A'ellie Wvatt. <>r 21*2 Kal r
m<i (Jem n?- Ilall, id' *21* </?> 1?i i A\
.More interest-inn than t he mama" *?
tself -wire tin* many valuable jjuft-r"
>y large luisinesis ?uhv' iii>. amo'd 1
"K.. to .reports.; The \yr?-diiin' .gar- 11
ncnt'? nvi'! e! Jo'iTtTi'e<i t,y a 1 ''>e'nT~ T~~~"rrrjr?store.
A FTThl e f.Ce t i? n, i
rivintr till ftf the ilsi: o'F-'-a7?:, - -f*>r- 1 1
i:< month- without pay an':', a l'urni *
ure. store ha? furnished thiv home
Vltl) S..IJII.I HI wovt-h oi goods vv" r ri 1< a
ft'oecr will, keep them eating m.'.i
Jie.v have devoured $]iffi.<in w >"i..j*i
?f staple if f4os. And rob! '
.lijs' blessitiy . th?. theatre $.*a\e |'
miple a li'M2 "f'.ord Coupe a-rnl *t! , "j
ieryhound Hu.s lines are giviirg th"e
i free hone\ m on tri'p "to \V;.ishi?.g;<ni,
New Vot'l; and other- A a-P.tt' j t
4ties. ?
Tile llaPiielth Theatre i- Stunted
n the" heart of one of < devei nd". i
MitlyinK bii-im'Ss districts and it..
>Htl<maui i- nlaril i-ipuilL.?dt-vi<[' ^ '
K'tWPCir.u hitP Ulld colored ' [? ?.j>'' . '?
LEVIM. AN ITS .FJItST I'lif
I.OWSI!!!' OK FA I I I! '
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Cleveland, O., .June l.'J.,?('fe\eland V
Hal.?Ft-ll"\t'hi|i ul?I- ail li?u ill ,n i -.i, 1
rVednesdriy rveninif. d m in" 22. ;it | (iui i
y Kpise.ipa! Cathedral. .Euclid -u I
!2nd Slret't,
Six speakers will ir^nu *. .1 hv.i ;j*
iriths in a symposium <?u Tli ~~ab
eet, "IJow Man May Ma.?tn.. Ki ui.' j.
rhe? speakers are: Dr. I.o.ai-- . '
>Vrif*ht. Hi 'ti-stan.t ; Wiliord M r.n;i, jtoman.'
("aih'die; Itev. . \V.. II. ,\l<- i
\inney. Nejrr?i; liabbi A''1 a an. j I
^metrh. ."I ui!:ti - r i; Sufi-^f^rrr - -hp.r r*
nan Bemr.lee. '.Midiaiuiiiedatii-ai, I, t
<hanti?Bahadur. < f ThtTaTi <iniidm '
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XeJJTTi Spirituals iIT Tir ~;if~ T7\
114y singer-.' led by St;, .lame. A. M.'i
jsc'iam Oiiior. /
((OI'KINS ^EWS ,
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A delightful .picnic spoils; , . d !e ,
VIr. \\\. ft -iloliey at St.. .Matt new.-, Vji
Saturday, .lune 1Mb wa at.tend 4"
,'d by many children. The chap..;- i '
ci J IH- aisvpiec* o| \I; s !'
sitit f':;.e pnl>lif is invite.1 to ai vfi . '
(hi lite -irk list aiv TCIt 11*?.-' i=T! i 1
dorrts. .Mt . ?. Viaiy A?it..Mm.. Wad.''
1 Johnson and Mis. Kannio Sir 1 |r
\\. hope i i t Ihmii a spee.lv ret o\. >
When'in the city stop a! Sa> ioi*.
"ale where Vou arc sure to . i a ^
.utile, . . ': ? '
For sonic i.evkciL fo.ni and It a: "
it' nut!t:c" awl games slop at Mi .-, !
Siilith's^Caf'e. ''
Rev. and Mrs. .1. P. (Jleeii of .
lalia.S. was'in the city Saturday
'siting Lhiir dstugliicr .Mrs. Ji M. |
Vallate.
Misses Anna Mae and Ma Pearl (
H'vrd are- lack in the city sifter t
pending two weeks in Union. S.
irith tneiraunt Mrs. Jimmie Smith. ?
f if \s. ii \kkis in i:i:< u \i
\'i sr \ rr: <on i.(,i.
-"V'iimiii
r m Ucm.| ITT t i.? ;
"tliiit St;itr ptc-<-lit<i
! ii-.- Ila? i i> . i-<Tciit .iriurtnTTTv "
ovivals having ptvaohe : for Rev. .1
Siof .\ft? Holly. N'. C.f 1>i
T; TTT Moore,. pastor of Kbenozei
tap'i>-! Churoh; Rev. S. M. Chappvlh
>f. Sviotnl Calvary Itapi. (.'hurrl* am
vo\. Hud" pastor of First Bap
is; ("frarA-li: all of this oity. In al
thji-o meetings there were man;
moils aiul *tIn- pastor was sent ti
In \va vr .for Baptism, Croat crowd:
hiorpod to hoar tho wonderful mcs
iq - . of lh s in an . _oi' -G0.4. Thr^i
p:ijjroi;ai.u?ns were 'loud- in (ihoi?
naisp anil I'ejoiev.d .in the Cod o
ho 1 solvation. IV. Hill >s real!;
oinp a wonderful Work ip_iitis ,stale
Mis. '.V. C. Ovldwel,] an i Mrs. .1. C
U rd motored to Columbia. Monday
Mjss Kdn'a .Totor of Carlisle. S
s'nonW a four davs with her Sis
or. Mrs. A. B. By'rd. '
Miss Punetha Rice had as her kuos
Sunday afternoon Mr. J. A. B.
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Mme. Fannie L. Carolina
1029 High Market Street
GEORGETOWN, S C.
- ?|* Experienced Musician Teacher X
. X of all Instruments }
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; X 1U1 Barnwell St." Rhone 7380 {
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Line .ppv i
New" E'^v
u)? in i ho morn}
tired I did not j
i ; fool equal to tho *
day's work in my homo. I would
have a had taste in niy mouth, and '
fool so dull and stupid. 1 thought
. I it must bo 'from constipation. I
. j road about Plaok-Draught and der
' eidod to* try it. 1 have never regretted
doing soi for it gave me
1 I relief and 1 felt hotter after .Using'
- j it, I have Used it at intervals ever
: since, uuu nave juuim u *n .v sansi
factory. Just yesterday I felt so
1 | tired and dull, 1 tftok a dose of
s [ Black-Draught, ancT this morning
H ^ 1 feel like new."?j/?*, Or
Davis, Anthrson; S.
Made from the," leaves anl
roots of inedleinut plants?
free from mineral dings.
Sold at Drug Stores.
edfords
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