Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FOUEICJN ADVKmiSIM; AGENCY W. B. Z1FF CO., G08 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Otiicial Advertisements at the' rate allowed by law. The Leader wilp putrftTdT- brief and rational letters on subjects 01 gonor'h'ii.iorc.'-i when 111. > are aceom'panied"by the names and addresses of" the authors hud are nut ol' a defamatory, nattire. Anonymous eoimnuiiiealims will not be noticed.. lte* Ejected manuscripts will -not.b.i> returned. ; KK\H TV AM i:s -? ch.t?h?, '.111.1 i'.'.u:.! 1 e.-s "1 "hey Orders should, be made payable, to the yrUtr ol The i'alnietto Leader. C GEO. It. 11A .M I'TOX ' .1...... Publisher ? _ N. Jj FUEDEItrt.k Editor nHV* BAUJHiAKlhNlitl' i..a Acting* Editor . J AS. S. GliANT ? .<Manager .LEE A." LOGAN " . Ad.w ?I i i;.er .Uamiger Communications intended r Tlie eprri 'it ii&uo must be very brief niul should rea' li llic. editorial desk of the Palmetto Leader not later ..than Tuesday of each week. . Cit.v news, locals; '.personals and ' social news, bv Wednesday ai.iht. - Business and Kditnriil Phi ne l.Vb'3 COLUMBIA, S. ( .* ' A I i. li! \ '.I f ! A' i *' " - - 1 i .1'etuid declared some years ago that Harvard's mis- ' mo i is to train the jurist rather that] the ordinary practitioner. Charles Houston and .Jesse IleslEp ! ivj.it -m in TTie highest type nf Hun ai d?man.?We i hope and believe that .this belated but tar sighted | mode on the part of the NY A. A. ('. l\ will gain iV.r' them many votaries am] defenders. Houston, we understand is . Hean of the llovv'ard University 1 law Sehool. Heslip is .president of the National A>s11 ialion. The N. A. A. U. I', moves Howard/ 1 BETWEEN THE LINES "j BY GORDON B. H ANCOCK .VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY r \ irpinia l'TTkm UniX,rs1tv Is a IfrbtU school! Situated its it is, ifl Richmond one of the South's chief. culture cities; and 'provided as it is, with !i i ?t-:it grey granite buildings of magnificent'design, and [ ossessing as it does, scholastic traditions which ?re n li ln. K- through the years,, tiie school is easily one. of. the best providing for adueation among Negroes. "By their fruits shall yn__kno\v them" is as true of educational institutions as of men; and it is by this standard that we adjudge Virginia Union i" Ik- a great school. Her students anil graduates have gone into all parts "of the natibn and wheree\er they are found they are achieving and pursu. iug after it manner which shows that their training has been the best. For a long time Virginia Union was.chiefly known for the fine calibre of theelogi-cnl training offered and it has come about that the foi einost pubpks of the Negro Baptists churches of t the country are supplied by men who have been trained at Union. A list of these great preachers w. uld be long. -Within recent years however the ( energies of the school have been turned also to .'science and arts and education and in these fields j Unions sons and. daughters are making for tliem?selves and their n+rrnr mater a name! it is <loul>U'ul if*4.here is jx school for- Negroes, throughout the country that boasts of Union's traditions of student freedom and liberalism in generI i'. h a vg"1 been school strikes here and there and everywhere; Iji igr niiviviii f dtlu- tu- the l'l'ueduin of c *)n ossiun fui which- this -school, is most noted. Students and teachers van get together at Union. bec ause there | : is no suppression nor repression of students of libiial tin.light. It is this freedom of expression that J marks nf 111:1 ntiiw.<1 no?Union's si lldents that j ea'miot be denied. At Liikm-tdur^teaebcries?givc>4+ + a lal it inli1 in t heir wank and activities that??m" courages the best in them, and leases liienr largely nngst'ers of their own destiny. There is lio fineT tie'd for a young teacher with liheinl viewsi if clia.-lcned b\ common sense] The President of Vrginia Union is Dr. William ?dttbn t larlr, a white man. Because 'l have no cd>,i> ct.iinis to-white teachers in Nvcrn si-lmnU jn<t. P^ause they are white?1 did .not''hesitate to aei c i pi a position at Union ten years'ago when there were three other more enticing others. This wril-vr has alMays?tf^uglvt-tliat where white men are inguls of Negro schools, they eertainl yneed around,, them some Negroes who can h^jp them , without ?anting to be 1'resident; 1 have" tried htu'd these . u'n J oars to be one of those- NiggroesD" So long as my 1'resident is a white man Utriyto he loyal- to I lie weekly text: "Tlve just shall live by hjs I fpitli." . --llabakkuk 2:1. I The weekly thoi: '"I love the man that can.smile +e?11 oulile. That?etm?gather?strength ~fl'o!h di- n' - a i I flow hrave liy reflect ion.. 'Tis I In- hiixi^. j >u ss of little minds'to shrink, hut he whose heart j is firm.. : nd whose conscience Approves his con; duct, will pursue his; principles unto death." I 1 : -j-'Fhomas Paine. . Ilert .Mitchell, Kentucky race horse owner, hap; >p; ed to have jv few nags in Montreal for k local t i t a k .meet. 11 is Negro stable hoy "incurred, his dis^ pleasure, sr> he just natually lashed him in the face! Mvith a horsewhip. He was the most surprised man. I .n the world when he found himself in the presence of a.po'i.e magistrate, "Why, you would have done-the, same thing yourj self, judge," he^said. 1 * [ kiiouId have done nothing of the kind," retort j ed Judge Tctreare."It may he customary to whin colored hr?v? ??-? I HE PALMETTO LEADER bond. , The Revorpqd H, (!j k^.w.-ou has. been appointed to the pastorate of Trinity A. M. Ih C'linith, Ralti- J more. Kr*r-f hlAVSon?h?Xtto-Uli 1 -\ rolini-.in ami In'-;; served Some of the most pioniinent eharffes in his r rinmh: N? \\ O.-leans, Kanas C-iiy. and Chitjaffo. i lie went to Italtimoi" from "liijf." Melltcl, At l^iti*a I <itt^i "V! 11 i ? - 1 The 'Paptist edition of 111... Ppa-ioUo header. ? i last weo\ was exre'.U lit. Milvs away .1 was a ptTpsui'o to read of so nr.viTy-friends: I.awson, Hatler (':inipln 1,1. Ueodoi\._t?l ah?1 ; What \va. t he- e onmny a. liioved at. the Cleveland hiemual (Vul'eroni o? llsa.l Oeom mv must In* liaso i upon ai inn! l ot i ipts. Mpis'-opal I districts vaac iv-' dlK'dd in m m!,or : nd thrOs.'* bishops loss woi'o e'msvu, hut i avh .V. M. T'.. preacher wTTT lv on ported t?> tejiort as m i ll. 1 foliar Mum y as "iast wear." In the meant iiic tli- imiii'lij' s'ipond of deceased Ki-h,nps was i. In t'd from :T-t> to This, is-wivajr. ..... ,'U. --* ... I j??U, 1' 1 IT I alii , and woiv o\p?. ?hvjr it. Th. . ,i - . s : 1 ^ 11 . . " ' ' ' ^ ' Shades'"of Allen." * Widow . do; rased I'.v,- la !v -j > . us li! i . |ni; or the sun.' 'i-v J and in tiie ; a.i'ai- rla.?> v. i: !i"-v. mow ; Ul" d:..a.y-.l ! lib o'".l .Tie ; a .luw... in h. i-M.w ' ""i- : la\ i.'i ."TTu-f i' ai - .. and.if <?n |. i. In* lias- to yiv ii 'o i of Id ' mi': i y to i-uahc no ??- '? ss. nuts, s ..is. of wlii.h aic ille.-al li i l?- 'i nop I'wi ive.-.' a living .alary iiiiiii tin* or.' 1 i-1m.| ' lias a ci.aiiei' to a. etimnlule and s.nv_e toifn. . I .iy a home ??v. li a t ar. tail an -t -on i ! ? pi earlier i- n ver a'nle to'sa\e a o.iu. or i \ . r .\\ u a < homo.- yet the widow?of i !? -- i . ; m w receives ? So.) so I o: i a.~ she i ma'": - . ai I the v.: lo.v of tlio pivaeiii.r a t inliiy* svii'i'e!' The Point* d P. infer op.';:' of wiu.it In- knows i'o~~ re"V-h*i:iff the saeje i,in-I ion ahuiil the I'silIi 111?;down '. unl Cut of our 1'Yiitei n.-'ils. not only am those-who are on the outside at a WOmler as to Why,? hut there am today' thousands of old men find wanien who for years and years Viave followed and supported .some' one or the othe-i of our dilferent orders, wlio are iukii'i:- the same guest ion. "Why ? many oub pf this '" re nunilier have no protection and can't huv any. They pined their only hope to the order and' now alas! The order is* dead, btit the members still lives. Well after all is said and done, when v*?n 1> il the thine- down trying t? find in the hottt in of the pot "the,cause" yon will find that the main th in if that has ladled off our Fraterna.ls is, tiyimr to do the impossible h Colored Fr^ioinals, \vhcn running only as Frjj- j Unnnls ran well, but when they Intuit to honk the '" f I N ^ : % * * i * Kndownient I )?.,psirtnu,i)is^'jolJ. a!u^ tilliv they stared for a wi^! :, for trip )Vason the endowment was ?.n tin- wnmfr system.. If you can cQ ?l .ivit,n'?- in fn.U i\ y?c n.U f,fL ** system to run l?y means, that tlvSJ ins and out of the business have heen p ere fully., and ijileloaenVIy j out. NTe.??ro Kratornals in stsli t iiiir I their endowment figured nothing as a villi'. Sonic Imily wlio hold a delegate's place in 1 ha moot in>y. wit!i a spat-Ions'. nioiftlT and full power with out tlio slight cyt. idea or hit of ex.pel ieii. 0. pot U]i and bewail to show in eloquent tonus just how much that aujiht ho promised at the (loath ?>f a mcoihor and after a lieatod debate tlniy .fixed a sum to ho- paid alnait lliroo tinios as hi.o.h as it Should have hoon. taking in consideration tdin Miiuir 'amottfit that \vas 'fixed to ho "paid monthly by the si?ip,'lo members, -12't por month.. $;}.00 per year to the treasurer. It takes :{:> .and one third years to put $100.00 in tho treasure by .one member .oi\ (U! ivnd so on you jjo. We doul/t* whether tho a-voragoe time i>ev nVemher would urn up to 12 years that means that wlirr,' an?iivyiuat^un colh'i'tr?tioe?por? month per member and pays 8100,00 per doatlv-) per meTfljUn- that, through ." the yoais the organization pay,to each beneficiary, over twice as .much as the dead member paid in when ajive. T don's know as to. the*amount that (lie different Fraternal of our state ,...lhw.i...l : ....... vwiiwuii pvr memner as ices ami paid out pop member at death 1 >iit I venture the yuoss that there .is not one sinjrlo-elaim that has been paid by any. of them, hut what' theJ' amount paid oat dtrtrhled the npmunt that was cnlleeTed Troni each member i,, life and the the darker part of it is; j that, so many claims are pTiicT where!', the aire limit for joining Xvas kicked ,i under the table and persons' 70. S'h y ' '0. Kte. years old wei e made for ITr Wnh all of their life behind thorn li.nd t LI-4?rtw?t-liiiv"?In -(In f<"ir the order '' that \\;as lay 'down, for they were 1 jr'ood as dead when slipped in and of J this .mass you avora.no about $f>00 i paid in. and about 100 paid out a 1 dilfoi ..nee of i SP.">.(UI i>, fayor?of?the ^ nilio-r. i-lre?old spirit . of oohTrod 1 frit.'s \T.TTTI Tii*.v a^ oa eat brn sonu't liinn ' I"i m>l bine: or t lose-oj) lo 77, has kill- t ed 1!ii*111 and will con'tinue "To kill ' tbem. No way under hiirh heaven ' i??r it to miss tliem. Thof'e atv a few other minor > '.l-.w ' ' ... mh imuiii^ causes. lean- - n-tV'to (KoithM.nl the real cause that *! bus 1 noilied and will knock them nil i-'ild nn'| <i iiV i- ?t ryint*??ei\o. tt?v ui". at l>i.u- sum for a littlt. bit. Am ' I l itilit, I?ijr lio> ? ' 1 x Captain Jim. \ M< IITil U'(i MAVS ''i Ml. Vi'Im' A. M*. K. /.ion I nmch. ii ION. .1. \Y. Shaw. Castor '1 n Wo h;r i .-lis i ?'bi- ..-il oat' P the f v. < :>l> -1 ;^v'v:ib l* v < *i'?u itin-i i til?m?^ M1-. Nobe C'uu?h. I lno:i;rh 11-c? Rev. ?, W. S'.ifiv. pis'.nr. and I bo !>">'* > .i ;.v !;< ! I! -v: I.cioy Johnson. - > ! >!' ">>s w.'i* ; \ ri 'r I dur!n_ ,TTTe ;i ' in?". ::i d i.lh- rduy w.'jlke?l. ^ and' said: "lie was willing lot'{ limv lb..- I .ni'd. !Ir wished no more f i i i i! : l a \ .IH=. , \\ L- I nay !i:tl will u'i ??w -sti ortfer in tlnrii lirht (I.>4. n I i\ci . .mi' cun \\.) .iH'.;s*.'d 'within I'in sell' i liftl wo. h-ve been <jti bo J1 i. id-1 of a spiritual fi ast. these past a ? ?? r ? >',,-,v,.'OJ3KB85nCiOO<'.0.C'iO.0.O.C'.O.O.0'<>OOOC i ItaOBHEES H. DENMARK. SOT ' * . roi NDKI) 1SP7 IiV V t 'juicy dii'i.vt ion oTNTTTc Ann-i X Noo'i-oos Tmd The Episcopal ( KT. Kiev. K. <;. FiM.AY, I). !>.. ( ' {' .!. I-:. Ill,ANTON, A. M? Principa O M. A. MKNAFKK, A. M., Vice-Pi W. I.,' (il.OVKit; Treasurer > Cashier Kiiislo National Hank. o . Y ~y tiunior (ollc^'c - J HighS t y Y _ ?T ' ,r- -- " * " rE/'nc Industrial ant Y ' ' ^"sic amPI'hysii Y Y Individual V? , - FuItnra 1 1 Y Modern F Y , ' - -Efficient*'] X Miffh Chr t A l>t.rmod J??i<ir^fv>,. T nig Agcnoits. . ? -MARY M.I,K()I) UK' ' ; r' ' ' f - Vl. y?. ^ ^. A -- -* _ .. .-j. .. - t Sa/urday, July; 2.% 1 *?:?2 ** days. The -love of (lo.i Fas been made f bin a r.i of out* hearts. ? Tile.. S. S. had w:\ :ul? rl'ul paiiie ' July 1(5. Sattii-day c\. .tisiy? was enjoyed by all. \Vo |i<>pe' IP.W sjii Ti ^Iioiy will l?e aim Jk'T (.in*. V , \A very pleasing hall Kama .wa |/\i'd between Love :.nd Charity and CivnVv I lie srnreS vera 111 In Y> in^iv,,r i'!- e u l alls. There- . u ii I... 7Nv"''' t V;" ,T (lulleh SalK,!|>' n'; 1 1 ',VI' ' imr eve.-vh .IV1" "'UU' 1,1,1 5V"I ? ?>* Joy l;*0* v!\'l ^ Ik lis \?'ll entered the dnOr. * ,-, , Mrs. .Marv Relle X",hvl; ot IIill. S, ('., was a trnesW*';_li*"'\ [y]v ttttd?relat ive?rrf?UlohhuW' ytv' t~~ 1\J. Shaw was the .!? Rkhbuijr. Mrs."'^In .i'ieN Mi-ftV^nT ^ Will spend- a tew days i-n I.aoeav. '* S.with her roiv, M'1 and (m'V A11 >: V. Kr.ddi-n. ' *. "Miss ( nr.! .Vlaeon \vr < . the *li::h"r \ tftiest' of .Mr. and ?d re. Willie, .Moil i:l Monday. Mr. and lav. - T' 1 ap'.-ain "\vrjv._^]jo d'nner irutr.'.s <> ' ?1 v.- and M t s. V!. . M. M '< o:, '.) ,\v 'hi' 'n v a:',-. ; ;;..r j The V. ('. ' I\. Ltayiie is pi p-^rr sin?r tiie dv ,:nd >ui e to a:-. >nnpiv-h nurciv yeo:' vi'do;; rhe l.ad'.rsh'rp of Ri o. Jr W. "(jrevn. . The V. ('. K. Ivni.tv L.1. L at tl..? I**""" home -ol.-Mr. and Mss. \V r. ,M':\ in V* ii<!niw l?i i? i i 111' 11 I I nil1 ''(I fl - meeting W'.-; railed t< urd i by Mi -s li. I * ny and ..Mr. .Mayo Macon. We aiv asking .'cY^ ybn iy ionia to AT s rNebo Sand i'-' -first. SI'-AIT Kit" MvWS t The'\Evonin<j 1'ieni -given r>n Moras (V.llego Campus on Thursday cvt n- ' ng July 11 by the One MoWv KlToi t uul Progressive Federated Clubs was t lowly ali'air. The nipus .was, a ... . ;eeho of Leant i. u li h ? lapaiieso 1. i; t i i'.-- .-'ispifbh d Ih iall 11 r|;.._^ijd_ju_uCi doetrie bulbs. Swings and benches rut. jniuh to the eonilort- of those n attend: .me" and .swtrt strains misui- front Illy radio and p.uHio add'tl """ I' lo lb' ful? fta innient. .Mi . Musoii is" tti>l)f thanked for her uniring elVoi'ts in the decorat-To,, anTi-ibr" uHaiuuiont and'jyM ol tin* nrl> lneinit'i's, who' routriluiti'd in the i-nd no thanked. .* Tlio Ibogressi\ i* Federated Club add its regular-, meeting on- W-ed-. veiling July Id at the residenee of tlrs. Kthel Hroom, although the heat ins intense. tin- luajniity of the mem- : lOrs wcro. present. After the busi- , less, a iepre.>ihing repast was served. I)r. I. D. Davis Sr. passed away mi \'ednesda,y mbr.ning July l.">. The nlire connnu.nity mourns?his- passing. Funeral service was held at Mt. " 'isgah A. M, K, Chnreh on Monday iTomiyr'at""ITTdO o'clock. Dr. T. 13. Davis and ehildren of I fuskeekee. Al:i.. Miss X. I. Davis of 'alwpa, -Flu. also a host of i i jends rom various points in the state aiCnded t ho funeral. Interment ToTTir ilaco at Walkers' Cemetery with the Iasons oflieiatintf. Dr. D. Hr.njiK Anthony, is <juitc siek nul was taken to Haltiiv.on\ M<J. to elntives, - on.. Tuesday duly 11k Mrs. Irojrj^and Miss I.ilill.ie Moore- :uv . innpanieili her oil the trip. -Mrs; t'nrnlliv liunerl was llU''I!ill! I r Hev. tind Mrs. K.'M. Hooker dur- ' 11 IT the past week. Mr. and Mrs.. Willie Jenkins of \Vw York were the. iruests of Mr. nd Mrs. Nathaniel Kvans last week.in w'Hwniin?f .wwi'.u.M?BcaBngi r?m^carv> ? *s . 'V.V'l'OvvOv'/vvvvOvvOOvOOvv--"'1 ' &LSSM0L? rn Carolina 1:. i:. witK;HI: ie;m ( 111 I re li Institute I'm: ^ 'hurch '(if Sunt h .Carolina. !C hr. of Hoard of Trustees 1 ineipal and Hussar , Oranuehurif, S. ('. tO.M 5th (iRAI.)K IV A J? t ' V t~ I V l:;,\U NORMA1 I: ^ATTIKR TRMvivq TON. 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