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> VOL. VIII?NO, 41. t' ft ? -=* ; President H. H of Baptist Sta] An Appeal To The _ Brotherhood. iu uii iiit'iinjcTs ui r.very oapusi Church and* to All Pastors:--?-? State of South Carolina, Greetings; Many changes have taken place with-: in our ranks since th?-. fldi""rr"""nt "+'| our Convention in Bennettsville. Dr. ] J. S. Earle who for nearly 14 years vm?Hw?hnilUl'yd . president of this body and under whose leadership our denomination made great progress, resigned the presidency to take up the Supervision of the Mission workj of the Stafo and to sei VP as DistrictMissionary untiL-thtrTText convention^ The__LCsignation of Dr. Earle Caused the mantle which he for so long a time honoi/-ibly and successfully wore to fall upon -your humble servant, the writer.In taking up the unfinished task, I realize the grave responsibility that now falls on me and as best I can I shall set about to carry on this'great work of world redemption and human :nd church advancement., No. President, whatever may be his fithess can well succeed or go very far in putting over a great program without the cooperation and support of those witfc nvhom he has to labor. To this end I solicit the heartiest .support of every jnembec^.udUmrr-?denomination, from the highest iiastojr to t he_hiinib=? to lpt'q " unite our efforts for tjie development of the cause which stUnds today in serious need of unqualified and unsustained support. Realizing the peculiar position in wlykjy J nm now placed and owing an equal duty to EVERY member of the denomination^ ^LU^all -STRFVR-txrffTr tlfe PfciotTI^ri of EVERY Baptist, feeling thateve>iy member of the denomination?shnH-bo= - ~~'rcsponsibte for his orTier i(irt in the suocess of our state program. Constructive, criticism and wholesome suggestions will at all times be j,y^lcomed. I, again ask your support. "Hr ?***" Missions ^ ; For ,a long tilde thelnaimer i 11 which our Mission twork has been carried on ' has . provoked many suggestions and much discussion. Many t x * ..: .1 * 1. ? . # u ~ x nave enter^aiiiuu cnu leeiuig uiul \vu ? -shouhi return to the former mc*1""! of-mrying oh that work while o'hei s have felt that the present Method, if properly worked, will bring the dosired results. With the hope of carrying out a larger (Missionary-program &IU' reaching every church in the state, the Executive Board created the office of Supervisor of Missions. To this' place Dr. Karle wias elected and at the same time elected to fill the office of District Missionary, Dr. Karle not only supervises the Mission work of .the state but he has direct Oversight of special District wo^k whmnhv h<? o ill"^^"eriabled to study from every angle the enlargement of the wor-k, The watch word of all the District Missionaries is Cooperation and I an] appealing to every church to make this our greatest Missionary year. W e ran pn? thfl-jnh ever if svj Icy; Dr. Earlo will likely tour the entire state and I solicit for him of every church and pastor, every help that you may be able to give in helping to carry "* out the nrogipm may nih^non A* our next convention, serious thought will be given to the possibility of going back to the plari of electing a (general Missionary. ' Morris College ? Morris Cullugu stands as a imonument to the Baptists of South Carolina. The progress thus far made is but >a faint indication of what yet ^ can be, if every Baptist will do his or " her part. The hour has come when we must stand our ground and quit ottf^ selves like men.. We can do it. Dr. . Pinson, the President is laboring under handicaps and fighting amidst a crisis and depression unwitnessed in the .history^ -of t-he?College: ~Bt". Hit son should not bear thi^-burden alone. This is our burden?it is a c[ase of ? share and share alike and we a 1 1 should play our parts. So far he has wrought well but the success desired and the aims to be accomplished will not be, unless we give more._than.Avc * have given. Morris College must continue to'carry on the grclat work so well begun. Dr. Pinson will be greatly helped if every pastor would ? once a month take an after collection for Morris College, and whether much or little send it to him. The next day. Its the many small donations that make the few large ones and if every church "wbuHTsend just one dollar .a month, he would get fourteen hundred dollars each month for the school. I appeal to every chuPch and pastor and to each Sunday school to put MoFris College on 2 your monthly budget and then make it as large as possible. ? The Morris College Rally which for twenty years ha*i been an annual affair needs your attention this year < more than ever. Let us heed the call and respond S on Thanksgiving Day like men. f * Benedict College I Dp, .T- J- Sdmrlrn .who-?nl: MiHT,pffr?* for Morris College is now doing for Benedict what many said coulcUmot I be done. Benedict College long ago \ demonstrated tHa-t to the Baptists of If South Carolina, she was a necessity. I ?Pr. Starks has on great building proI gram there and at present is Erecting a great auditorium. Dr. Starks I needs tend deserves the cooperation of -? ? - ^ Butfcr ?v/rite? Conveiitioji the entire' Hapljst family and ' vim to con!ribute to tinned i i <*< i1? . *. Three, hundred , thousapd, 15;?|>... should find it-, nil ens these institutions if we would roiu bute as we should. Ciive to Missions, civo?U> M o'r-Gullugl', give te> tinned ir! Coi"..e .li lets go on to perfection. With i "i '' | " ' i'* 1' '"" 1 and every cluuvh iuuirib(tr find ? !!?:. doing their duty, we- are sine tr-, 'v. : 'hv e'Ji.v. I call upon every nasi or in i IwmJ.^, to re-vump y>Tttr iriT""'-l 111 ""r - a nroe-ratiy, and 1 y l; larger anil a lint*"!- ' ,^n'-*-nrir n""* Let us work for the largest etiio" ment of chu'rehes iii our history v.Ji we meet in (Jfeonjvood. . Promising to do all that i mil ' futher the progress of the dmii inin tion, and to iv.;itli fully dis< hnrgo t duties that" fall mine to^lo. asbi a train tor your full eobperat ion a playing upon each of you God's rie! est blessings, I beg to remain. Your humble servant in the I.on _1L II. Butler. . iTesKlcnt Uiap'ist State.Coi v., ^ vention. Crowds A11end Juxiu^Co iinfor Torr Was President Of Women's State ' Itaptist Convention Floienci* S. ('.?The 'Funeral *soi . yiee^j, of. Connie N. of Rev. W. P. Jones =""1 I'm' jim-'-^ai^-H^^iTWrr~77rTri^ W"iv n'?Hrr |THF, l,ATr MI?'S rnv^ir rn' i tist S^ate Ccuivention was attendc l?y a host ol' relatives an I frier. from every part of lie state Mon.l . Oct. ;l at Trinity Iviptist-Church; I: torment was held' at -I'alme'to Conn tarv. Col"1"1''".?^?ffvt-?o'clock Tf same evening.' Rev. II. II. Rutlcr of Hartsville w: Master of Ceremonies. Two . clas j mate's at Benedict College also, oil c'iated. The Reverend J <' Tnl.ii. o I preached and I)r. Jno. .1. Stark . p.n sident yf Benedict College prayc The Board members'of the Wmi'i n State Convention attended in a bod and a representative from Char'.e ton where Rev. \V. Ik Jones, her bn. band had paslored read resolut ion The Churclit. was filled to its cap: city wi'li erowMs on the ou'side. lon>r crowd followed the bier to Co umbia where the body-was buried. She died suddenly Thursday nijrl at her home in Florence .after un i! ncss jnf" a few 'days. Sunday -} attended church and was put to Ik by her ph vsjcionjho day of her deal She is survived by her husband. >n <la?flfbter, Mrs. .1 oyctr U7 ,ienkms. wi of Dr. N. A. Jenkins, is.uperintendei of Wavpvlev Frntorn'.ll Hosi.il ill : t>I LI1C5 oL IllIU I IS in UIU O ilu' ? Maryland outside the city of P, \b (more. There is only one tend icr school in Alleghany county < ' wKi('h. t'>ntit i' laii/L Wis county heads' the list in cost pi pupil and teachers' salary. Mr. (Randolph the former princ pal of the Cumberland School is graduate of Columbia University wii the A M. xlegroe. HrMras^been ca led to Baltimore to fill a posit k: there. Miss Fannie Amos , a graduate ( Continued on Page Fight t'OM'.Miil s ( - SA 11 [iiVvv.o ~t c ?i?. ! . % iu.i! v He <> ii \ ., . .'u i-f. ? ' 1 *" ' '.'ii ; .? a.-.! a a p.-i.| ' IK'.m; - a:, ? \\ . i . < , r ; io-..a, i, iciin ^ U- 1 i" * Ml 4 \M? *; ;i >.kv-To: : r . t(. ' I' ' Ii :.k a. ,1 aS^^V11'1-": ,v i!iv'? ??* L 'liii.."Ti;is v.:;.;".; ,V Tiir- c-;.ill si- j < ; - ' -11*' ' la. iinli s: : y^ru,-'V:K\'.: I a' ?-ri>i:i''al. v li ,i ....... i v. ' '.V 1 i i < <! a m a! M-is Miiii'. I'ln t 1* , i; 1 . : 1 "1 HI IM . 111 > I'c.vuns wh.jxin,. a,. , ; ' to hay,- -jai, **. I. i .1:1: \ . ./ J, f: .a a,,a-;> an.!:.,- ;!U' * <11 I'l'v ( 1(111 I , ... I- . v \ 1 . .1 '1-?-i.r.nari(l l> ..V iij a it i%j. v.iii ; ;. -i . i. . "VY. . 'J- 1 : 1,1 ' laiKi' ' ' ;l",, U v u -"V \ii'rii a T~ > hi* i.a, ,1 tla-.-iiu.a-al ,?nts i- will pe.i-l'on#; V. in. e:.t eik'i.ef (Itiviir* A ihi' cunet; jvar. , !- At nrtUii^," i.'.-.A--.' .'a a J'a .II. A!. < "lr*i 11" < IK- 'humhvil ivu'hty -toilents K had royd-tea.-i in ;!ii' (' ni.o-av '.up It; Ij.'la.*! Monday. " I bi.-i tpcii; 10 . ill 111' i'j|t -tiv,'.! V t.lds 1 i nit-hi -1 d vtar. ?J?T kr?tT7T7ii pI;t\ s .t.- !i,w- t V a M. ?^-_,-A-a?r- rv?TTTpr-~Sa' Itl'ttiy ;'c 4? ii'ii i"?i -1 \\ .til'.ft- I Jap i slnsr.tii'e. IK Coaeli SAvlnKui with l.i assistants, lit iiaunlpa! tint r ami Vea! have V. v.nrkia^ n'.fiu.i i' with their ' haiavs. - and "aif tity era tint .! 'hat the H'dii 1 i v t of l he__" Yellow, .raekets"' shall ?V not I'lithiilf on-'t'll -oeend hot tti -n tvnin- lit tlie- Asswiat'ion Alhrtrv iiniiit' ('railing ti!?nk: take- phuo No-. Veip.hor I' wla-li I.i\ inysi.one. I'nHeifC \till i tl fit i s Si ilia. t>i p> i'inn at 11 iii'sf I I '"'"'r. .J"" * , .A ii'si i(f-al .;i Qua! te'.les is plumuii 'for A ljiiist it r . I'a.v. \u\iiiil>ar 1] m the Chllejje Amiitni itnn. It is | lanced to have i|ij-.irte'te ' competition iinviMi' -t-hf rm'c.tre's and. aiuont? the >1 Sees ndnry Sthonls of .snath (.'arid inn. t; tit;*l" eyenln'.r. It is I'} ?.sident SinipM sen's idea that s'tuh a eon'est will t . ' i','i on tlrs interest in ami appre1 ciation lor mu^ir on tho part o;' per i> . oi huts 1 iiid _iluiv?atmnt .i-U-isr- fifitr.-* ' aTTioi. n .'I'm day c-v-cir"a'. (K'nlier II tin* ;t -tnifUnvo to wilj appear on a pio* s ? j.rr.jim iii \\'ir.:i-lmo at Cnhary Pros-. * liytcriun (',u;ivli, llu* 1,1c.. S. M. rife nisi For' v?Y i jjams^ ci ?~KtttN *r I t- i ? ; -I he Iorttinoi lipr h . 1 11 h ir-.i. iL, y( \ v. vM< r is r.'V|>i?( |..vj to i o proM'ivf \v >n | ' 't' : i1 ' t'n' V -limil.l lio sr--rTrrynrsT ' . NOAH W..WILLIAM'S, ] mi CTOHl- U. S. ]'M2 M()NT?z-'V5;Tri>v [ * ? , ' ' ' ' V ... I . T:'. '; " : I V. .. I H , .."fr '.t ^ kv ; >' 4fr'-r : 1 "1 ~~ ' ' T . ' .: ' :^XT. . : .. . C " .y.^V j : \ 1*1 v Nv^ri', jn iIqj_ ia4ui- voted atraiiVst' him. 'Phis. will nut Ik' so this tint', lie ear.iiol >'o?w in- without a troudly iiI'ortcitii'itl from the Mark (thai tinned on IV,"!' Fight) riii'i". iYosi-.lo.it lira tit Simpsrei, I Van Norman''Fit/; b. i irk ami lYofos:iI'lhrrt W. Kauinirai dner art to mi tlu- progiani short a Iilvesse-. Tiir quail otto will 10 in ha rue <'1 IY<: lessor ForrlhrfilT" Who "win render Solo solee.t ions. I 'rcsi.lrii: Simpson a id the qua tot o ajiptrned af St, .James A. M. II.Churrli, the Rev. \V. (r. (>\yens. pa <tor las- .Moiulav even-nitr. 'They were, enthusiastically received. 1ANGKS I)ATti i^wrr5TArTn^TN(; nivorsiiy. w ill. Iu' Friday, Oytoher -I -oi' Oil ll;h, Fvtoy prosuTiiitf ilh a sc.-" nu n l'i( 111 Jiis district, -mrirh trrTtTr TuTvTnitagv of tlio Bishop of South Carolina. _ . PRTf n !J_?. ri_ 1 in 11 Ij;: II.-I..V.V MIIMI' V? imt IIOUSC ( ui iM.ny'i'fl liy the- N'e.vro ''hitrh cpjtv- '| mu-nd" ??]' ihe ;lti'puiilivan National t ( < n .miUfu. in eoppertith ii \\Yith Ray- i, tni.nd Benjamin, close liusui) tfiKCIlV'ol t President Hoo.er, \va> planned ti.s a I |n; t of a iinti''i)V>l confer n lu-ld lv?-r. I. ? , Xcj;rc> Republican leiiders and ad , visojs from all'overt the country. The I conference was a meeting of the ,na- i| l.hnai P', lUiiiny* Board, composed?ol j Xi'-inim ir.emi i11' I he T^asierY ? and W<- i ^ |'j;""-ji>m I'm "h rry roiHinTl'ee I'M I Colored Voters. / jc The message of- the President teas i delivered h\ hiip in'clear aiid uncpi voial latu'iiatre. f He war preceded 1 a I i .11:h11 Ii . iJawliiiiJ^?U-?-rH'ntn-rr--tTF~T f|.- .r.w.-<|. ii n^-?rnrr.TrjTrrp-r con(mittec ] '> : ml I'd Vice-Chairman i f I In U i t< i | Planning Beard for- ('olotvil:_\'o'<?> *.. J. who a teel, as 'master of ecmi ?L Tt;:?hh'.V.'kir s presented lie v. 1 >r. 1. 1 ii. Williams,. 1st , Vicc-Chairman < | 1 iuv. Western- Planiiintr Bo'.iT'!, |\vlu 11 harodumid Colonel. Rescue Conklinc t Simmo*. the spokesman cm' lite dele- ' cation. With masterful nratorv ('oh i iii 1 >*ii1111ni11^ 1 ypeeeli sei'oini^T ,1... 1 |. i. i | 11 111 i?;i i |i-'n' ;p t h" R"publican National CoaviiUti n in Chi-. s .;m'o last-;lunr elect"ified tile nation :I i;-eri ntuii the President the tt.-ed lot i' > . a.lm'.r.ij ,ion of -RepuMiean - princi- ; ill t'i -i 11 ii i ! .! i i l 111 I' in. ?- in A Ci-ii T TV""'II. 1 IIUVV 11 ell I llii* V. Ul'J'Vl M1 JU(< of the ' lost of leadership form tin* J thorns- lu'.< ijithese institu t ions and movement s.-'"Xrf^'W-ftcv example exists than the . cfai'VilUitions! ntUdo-fo- the recent While ITouse-Con ft* re tun*?w> Child HenBh and upon ITomc 'Building. 1 recall wi'h. en at pleasure this cooperation in the re- ' lief of the Mississippi floods, and more' recently in relief cf drought', and in the sound advice, and assise- ' tah.e 1 have had in relief from tlu 4 present distress and . unemployment ! -"Vmi may he assured that our party will not abandon or depart front its traditional duty toward the. A- j nteriean Negro. I shall sustain 'hi pledge given in the Jirst. instance l?y ' the immortal I.iheoln add transinitI../J Li- liiiii < t 1-rve rr Tr^TTY f~ .11. i\v> .<1 lie I a sacred tins'. The right 'if iibotty ' justice and equal (in', tri'.. i.yonrs. The President of the L'ni'Ud 1 SUites is?evcr" obliga ?d t<> too riairw fl tonanco of those sand J rusts to the A full extent1 of his-:- authority.. I ap * preciate your-present,v her? today, as an evidence of your friendship.*' ( The president's message was- met 1 v', ' ^ 'he spgiilnnqn'"-" " I " *?hg applause. Folh>wi ng the formal speeches a posed photograph of Liu, I President with the entire delegation, was taken by Addison N. Scurlock. Xegio photographer of this eitv. Pres ident Hoove,r was then introduced tc each member of 'he delegation, some three hundred of them, personally by lir. John Iv.Jlawkins . .l?ater the del- | ega'ion were entertained Ivy "White I Attaches who took them through the . executive Inansmsa OTP aT sight-seeing t tour, } T??"tr; T- .yr. .. ^ *VK KIVI-; CENTS per COPY. er Reviews Rege of Square 300 Negroes?? j.'ull I fx t of 1 hf Sir" 'ill *1111' n." i\. \N illiam.s, Introducing to President Hoover the Hon. 1 oscoe ('(inking Sininvms: ?? *'\\*e bring t<> your - I,onated- (iiosfiice:a group of joyall.A mei irans of >nc mind ai d one nuroo-e. "\iii.i Mi ! "' 'ii?' I.. Iiu'ITH ? oumry is passing through' one ' f ?? -be?most mo+n em-mi. is and ~nX7d^] a-riods- <t)'--n-vi i n!i-i' Wa |>el leve ir, that the Republican )'ait\ wi'i;. .'<>n as its,?! it.ul a I.- head as well as' he real leader of this. nation, have jeeii -etriled-'.o the Kingdom for .this rueiaJ hour. . V ' > ' It has been a j?e: i?>i 1 l'l-oi^ht wi'h , 'ron/.y and much unrosU aggravated >v this distress of the* unemployed mil fenien'ed by the vviHTuidigTtation *some domogogues and designing trjd a<fuisitiye politicians. "\\ e know the histor> and.record ' >f 'he He]publican Party.;- \V.i- are . onvei'sanf with its time honored "\\<*. represent the irroun iA mm? i'ou. well- know. I' is as >l<i as out landrail has touched tin.- lives of all -'ieat and shaped our niLLiun-.-U?-^-i4>c??: -mes?nr^wTtl^li' it now appears. - "We have bden-toTd that our par,v has repudiated thy ant'ient fat'.)* iAd is no longer the yoipm union <?f human liberty. "We are tongue .urscd b\ the .bought less and ungmtefui few be auso we hold that Lincoln? thotiel lead, still lives. 1' is said by (3i cind men tlpit you, our ureal I.rail r,'the soldier- and saviour dn the itorin and shock of our country's heaviest hour, is no believer in the [ quality of men, and asked we wen o desert our failh and accept the icrdict of those who Oppose you. Wi [ti'otested and arose to seek you. 'We are here to lepledge the word fidelity given- when our party un lunkled both the slavo and "the nation upon the twin stroke of the sword >f Grant and fhe pen of Lincoln. We cOnte i') the darkest h umf our hope* Distress has overtaken us and it is [ lfaiged by the enemies of lh?- o? ibitt--'^" i""^y 1 gr?um*.r*T.T~T'-ii' " ',V,i scrted both the principles that ?n?Famed i t and the object to whichin fTie beginning it was dedicated. The emoeratic party, the evil evangel of government, has degraded us* Tie- ?. cause of fealty to party and outlawed us because in our helplessness it seems that our once stout friends have bowed the knee 'o Baal. "And -yet, hero we are to speak to you JUi remain strcnig and to continue to acquit yourself as the father of Continued from Page One