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"The Old Gray" And
The New Rider
BY Ji. I'll H.ll' ELLIS
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ALIJKN IMVIIKSII'V
In keeping with a reeommetftlutini
of Bishop. 1>. 11. Sims tin- riuiiinn
pri(<i?leiil. of Allen University the
name t?f'the school is to hp'ehanjjoe
from "university" to "foIU'ife," hut
the "Same elass of work will l?e ear
_J___ rjul mi. S>< far as naino \l wil| bo
IHo saint5 a? nli^Tu^TTTTTT^'ornr^TT^
noifiinati< nal suhoots. iu the statu
\Vudnusdayj~'Soptoinbor -1 lias hupn
1 announuud .is tIh1 dato of school oiii'ii
C ' T
~ . jut; aiut"ttt'r''>1fiuTal opunmc is sihounlud
lor [ nu.dht.t, thtolnn 1 Nj
? which tiino all endowment day mon
ies are to bo reported. Iv soonij, "to
nu< lliat tlu1 lar.y oi lllo sl.ili .lunihi
Tally l*i sn|ip''T"t?Allen yo\v 'us lU'Wi
before in all of its history. For tlu
eh fire" "" fat o1ty with only ono or two
OXiviH ion.; if, i onipo; ed?of?lay mum.
bors ' frpin ihu head down. Suivl.v
?1? this is tho timo- for?Uus?Luy.mcu 1*'
shine if there. js any- li^hl. in thuni.
ltishop N- ,?h W. WiUiajns on jakini:
charge-of oiir : |ato alVairs registered
his disapproval of ministers working
; . in tho s.lvoo! and eluircll. l-i\er>
t bought ful mmisior and layman of
tho statu stood'with tho bishop Hid
:? per oni -Mid \\u n'o still standing.
.So *Wion gi\ on The opportunity H
i .Nicholson and faith in his bank ami
i anything e.lse that ho is Vonnected
-with. Thjs sinijdy proves thai hun?
di oils ami Ujpudands of financial Tn
stituticns won Id cscdpe?t'u.u duoii.
falls carrying millions of the people
i- i. .^m.-d iiionov in llioir wake ;f
they luul -had Nicholsons at their head
did hoards of directors like the one
i at-Nicholson hank of Union, S. C.
~tttan11r: itatks cm- l.osk KisttKs?In
attending; the revivals conducted
annum colored people today you will
_ find most of them to be-absolute fail
ures. And it wiTTuoi tfttro~au-r Xpert
to Jind . the , ivauai. Hundreds and
hundreds of pe pic crowd -nfr church
"houses during revival seiTTmr*:?And
.iinonir them are scores of unsaved
that are never touched despite of all
i>f- ivlir lViii,t< Til 11... \>i.'init \
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? H1- IM-'.Al'KFl 1. PASSIM; OiLOt
R NK1GHHOR ,= |
Sir.if we appeared in those column?
.passing of eiu of our lv>t citizen, in
he person of*the la to Mi?? Thoma;
lkit If U llCS,. Month ha? adrefrtVWSriiv
announced. She was indeed ,r
tiro woman always ve.idv to visit tjio
>ak anil, oarrv sunsr.ino along with
other things, paring our jllmss from
accidents we shal never forgot tllv
-cautif.il flowers and dolici.-us fruits
given u> b\ her. She bore- her. brief
-, addictions' with patience." There was
day. She relied upon Cod and- was
.perfect submissive to His will. I._
w..s a grand sight to see how htpr
isters cared for her thvbughoii: ~f\eT
entire Ulnes. They stayed at he'r.l.ied
side and did not allow her to I
want for anythisg. sire had the bes* j
.l'.it.uoii lit at ll'.i-di. al?skill could 1
afford Or. 1- M. Daniels her nephcw-\vhiv"TK
one erf the best phy?-irian?'
of our city. employed two white
specialists to wait on his aunt. And
he did everything in his power Mo
help her. But God wanted her homo
fofa-He.)^ on, and >shc met Him with a
smile. SliaTTjcave all to know that
" she was pomp Koine to rest. The
funeral was LfrgolJ attended and
was said te he among the be?T ever
held in the city. Johnson and Rradley
undertakers were in charge. And
when it comes, <o preparing -and preserving
bod 1 os they havP no superiors
in the profession.
. OI R WHEREABOUTS
During the mmth-of August we
attended big meetings at White Hall
wfTfr the Rev.ftH. T. Summers, New
-Hope ?iih * the Rtw. W. B. RtrtTtcr.Shady
Grove with the RtV: P. P: Me
Karland and, Mount Zion with <ho
Rev. A. R. Baten. We enjoyed our
self at each one and will -speak of
al of them in another article. We ,
i w^re with the Rev. C. B. Cook and :
the Rev. M. C. Po-Hock, the second I
Sunday. Last Sunday we began our
_ THE HAIMETTO LEADER
SCENES AT
at55* Pj7 t
Bro. Felix and ,had a hip-; cordial I r
rooepilnm Th)> "cok-iipi "V ",ii ! m;iiC\U:
pro.a h at New Chapel -Sunday m<>rn- ! * 1 11
ing and at Bethel C*hurvh.' Union Sun l!K" ^'.1V
dav nii?i'T. the'Rvi. L..G. llmvmi.i'., 11'1'' . ?
pastor. Let the in e nib rs pray for! "lfV0 ^
an out puring of the Holy Spirit.! u 1
T 1 ' v... .. " ing u Itil
Let uK-advance o r.o. ? knees.
. _ pan. S.
CAl.HOl N FALLS NEWS * .Mrs- S,
" . sister of
again al
Rarely. if ovei do w?-. com ede that d'ially in
"any annual even; 'ka?- ryttort of tune,
the one the previous yvor. o state Bruytc
reasons, and give excuses. and say ,,j,t.n^d.'
ions, the conventi*1 n. etc., was a vacation
success." Ho\veS?e!-.. this- deprosion brother
would not have any. e:Tevt on the her"post
spiritual side of revival meetings or Mrs.
an the hindrar.ee of tie eonvers.o.i Camilen
of new souls. For that reason, I spent a
deduce that several of on: local ic- a!1(j un,..
rivals fell s'ra-rt of Hair status < \iiuc
a year ago w as higl
Generally", prea't iinpoi'Unce is no. jy mini
attached to revivals, tlu refore, when \"inc. it;
one 'revival . star..o..; brilliantly iiVe "the
and unusually. it is wo. thy of note twa eh
proportionate lo its s?cpvs?. I re- toaehei
fer to the annual revival neid at Ml. ,]...
Hebron A. ,M. E. Churc h, which by man, \\
far c<ut stripped any e\et >ien here (Miristinr
abouts (-spiritually ri women t
Rev. J. C. Let man en gaped the Heaven t
Rev. W. C. Crawford, pastor and I vi.
ino sa\.
evangelist of An<i. ix a. S. C , to ( V p., a
conduct the reyjva Miuh npprecin-| lho
tion was shown t" B*v. Crawford vV;,>k...inn
and many thanks to Rev, Letman. j
Mrs. Sallie Grier * of Now Jersey ^
has returned thereto. Miss Margie
"WoTx-TiTmh "f'T wiiingwn: '57-T^rnH?r~-?'
up the week-end at Mis's-MintiieiC.il 1
I Ml* (h
houn's. Misses Mamie and Miriam
, . , , .ml o\\ no
Letman wore over to 'spend part of ?
the week with friends. Mr. Fred \ l S'! '
I Letman came over from Abbeville,
to spend a short while. t 10 >>\oo
| Mis Marjorie Bughsley is spending
? happy ijpte at her uncle's. Profea- yrHI
F BENEDICT COLLEGE
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vito <miu1 weUonio you ai all T,v Ml ' * persons- left on Wed >
??> ?? * ????no-day?P-v?New?.\ m;k: M r*.?Frt-t*V - >n
Street llijih S.-hool. ha?' I'axvlev. Almona llanvll. Misses KmMis.<
Ciurie Cullman. . ne i'y Smalls. A ietorta Brown ami Mr.
loaoTuis after "sivmnifi; In ,v >*mi]jsbn DwifnioTo" ~ ' L~"^
in Charleston w it h }i> r ' 'The afternoon piiri.y and ba7.aar *
and sister is ha? k and at j^1'" 'at tho" rnlmotto Casino Monof
duty. day afternoon?and nipht by Rothes- F.
K. llursf i> d?a..U n.di dal Rant,--, Civ.tivh -was la r poly at- !''
hor oTTI Inmio-vTtTT" Mu> tended. ~ ' " * ?
few houfs in the h.-spitaW. , Misses Florida and C.arnAninef l.'J
uo homo of Mr? ana Mi-, li. . . . , . ... ,
,laeh-<on oivU named tor Miss-Theopa T
mi of tl.io'Capitol Fit a.i.i ... , . . . , .. 1
. , 1 linos at thoir homo -Monday after- >,
llv. en'ilrtaiiuMi l>\ tin- tupii . - , - , . m
' ?,?, r?, noun. .Alton?pia\ nip w 'ist a. sweet .
red Christianladv. M; -. A
.... . . " .... eoursp was served. X1
is a n >o lonp fnoud. I lu y - - . -u
, . ... Mrs. limes and daupator. loft early ...
proud mother and tat hor <o.' .
ilJien; Mi.y xr- - . '?mnin,r for Chavl. ston. S u
in the ity sehnM>: Mr. II. ('" ?om ,b,MV t1u v xviH to ^'asha
very poitlii manly yoiinp ''Ut'on. IF ( . N
o wish for thorn puioly Uu>d Myers -and Miss T.oniso \\
i-> 11 vos. Cod want-, ni. n - a- i '"'''l mnivod in tho oity from Now ^
o seek tirst tl?o Ki/M .o'n V'k Monday rve'ninp.
u'd all tiiinps w li 11 ;..!dv:-| - I ?v.
up holds pood 1 would rath- , l.OVKl.Y VISIT
door Koepei i'n tlio lion o i j ?r -* Ai
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Saturday, September 1(L 1932
i?ADMBTTO?CONF. BRANCH W. .
H. AND F. M. CONPENTION
The Palmetto Conference Branch
W, II. and F. M. Convention met in
Zion A. M. E.. Church, Jamestown
circuit, Jamestown, "S." C., Mt.r Pleasant
District, Wednesday, Aug. 31,
R?v !<\Kvrnrr1 HiitpHnrann TUQatnx H?
M. A. Hollins, P. E.
The Convention was opened at 10:80
A. M. with devotional, afterward Mrs
LI. E. Brown, conference branch pres
idenjt introduced Dr. M. A. Hollin,
I'. E. who delivered the Missionary
Sermon from Matt. 26:10: Words of ~
text "Why trouble ye the woman?
for she hath wrought?a gnnd wnrk
r|??n nio of a truth We can but say
did -not our hearts burned while he
talked. 1
The convention then went into or
ganization. The financial reports
wipe fair, considering the. times.
At" this-pdint?Mrs* 'saJCiiTy was giv
en an opportunity to speak,, relative
to the booklets, known as the Guide?
for the Young- People's Department
of which-she was in possession. Same
was helpful.
We then adjourned fpr dinner, f
There the table was spread with ev .
yrything good to eat. 'Re>f. Hutcherson
and his good people left no
stone unturned in making preparation
Tor us. ,. ,
?Al utncoti session.." Song service
by convention. The young people's
department was presented by Mrs.
K. I., Carolina, Supt. of this department.
An excellent program was %
liendered. . ' '
The General Dtseusi.km "What it "
Means to make reports on time and
how' was quite interesting.
At this junction was election of
dicers. A motion was entertained
to reelect all officers except tyhere
lhere were vacancies to be Ailed. The
motion was carried. All officers were
reelected- and Mrs. V. F. Mury was
. lected to the office of secretary madevacant
by Mrs. O. R. Dannelly.
Executive Boftrd, Kingstree District
Mrs. E. B. Greene, Georgetown
District; Mrs. O.. A. Rice, Mt. Pleasant
District; Mrs. liucus. Officers
oere installed by Dr. Hollin. This
Loiiclude t'be program and we~?d
m . k'.uvyi atfv, *uiss dfrum xjhuuui.
Irs.' Woods motored to Columbia on
r.oday on business. Accompanying
lH- were: Rev. C. A. Dunlap Mrs.
tin Stuckey Mrs. Marion J. Thomas,
rs. Thomas sptnt the day with her
other Mrs. Mary Jenkins of 2224
'ashimrtnn t
Mrs. Oletho Tackson is u>w.) irotti
e\v York visiting her aunt Mrs H.
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)LTHKRN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Corrected to February 1, 1932
rrive Union Station Laar#
" No. ?"
i50p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 &.MP
31 tf. Yr Augusta 5T ^:0?a
:40p 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 I2r4}p : ^
:00p 28 Cinn.Char'ston 28 4:06p
>:00p 10 Columbia-Ginn.. 9 7:9*
vtWta >* Cnhrmbia-Jaeke'B 23 10:|tf
:40a * 8 Col'a-Augusta 7 4:ly,
:40p 20 Col'a-Savannah 19
: r>5n 23 Col'a-Charlottc 24 fid* t
:5ftp 11 CoVa-CharPn 12 9:9* v
:58a Ik Col'a-Charrn 16 I'jj*
:00p 16 CoTa-Greenv'e 16
:25 117* Col'a-Charlot-.e 118 lit20>
:00a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 7jgV.
:00a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 I&WjL