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-? y ' ~ 77~7V __ VOL. XI-^,.~ ' **vr Bishop ?aV> VI Arrives Omayad Hotel '' * . DAMAS ' ' . editor ot x He Palmetto Leader: . "'s. . . ? I am now in Damasaia?now -k ?? Street called Straight today then go dad and from there, visit the bites Chaldees and Shushan. Then I plr few days and on to Egypt. iM^fait 4s-bemg made stronger each day of~ To-The^Baptist Young J People of RoCar. By President Chas. F.-6hmdy There is an old saying: "To be " forewarned is to be^ forearmed," 1 . we are warning you in this ?! II?I?sage- that yo\i spare no time in J __ma king- the financial, intellectual ana epirmiai preparation that is j ! highly essential to the success of ' the next K ' and U. Y. P. IJ. Convention, that ' is to meet at Morris College, in '< Suntter, next July. .'The last ses- 1 sion of the "Slate S. S. and B. Y. ' P. U. Convention that was held I with the Bethesda Baptist Church, ' 1 ' Georgetown, S. C. was umusually I thrilling, instructive and inspiring. To rtiymind it marked the dawn of a new^rfffy for S. S. and B. Y. P. .U. work in South Carolina. i It seems to be in the mindb ?- -i all state" workers to make the next session "of the convention the n greatest ever" h^Jd in the history < of the convention. It "will takei hard work and. special preparation to surpass the Georgetown session of the convention. ButSjt can be and should be done. We stHjuld at leasT make one step forwartPevehua Reynolds, was asked .what he _< thouight wa^ the secret of his sue .cess". He replied, the fact that I ineu to iriUKt? every pictuie my best. Just recently a prominent * Judge has made a list of the ways 7 to find happiness. One cif them is 2 to makf* p-pfVi dny ft maai^rpiaca. Thin is a good motall state- J S. S. and B. Y. P. U. workers to adopt. We should strive to make T"1 each session of the convention a masterpiece. We should endeavoi M to make each session of ourdocah ~ S. S- and B. Y. P. U. services a numerical, intellectual, spiritual i and financial masterpiece. Every i effort was put forth at our last \ board meeting in -Columbia, to . make fly* nnvt sesiiicar-of?the-con vention that is to be held at Mor- j lis College a masterpiece from the standpoint of religious education. All the main teachers nf>cl lectur- , ers this year are to be men and wo , men who have had some special ^ training in S. S. and B. Y. P. U. ' .vork. The program this year will # be largerly a schctvl of modern me. y thods in religious education in keeping with cthe demand of the , day. ?r? , Thousands and thousands nf S S. and B. Y. P. U. scholars, and { great numbers of teachers, S. VS. j . Superintendents and B. Y. P. U. Presidents, as well as a host of. . r Pastors" have never keen Morris > College. JThis-jwill Jbe a glorious opportunity for you to see Morris c College and attend jfor once in ^ your life1 a leal school Of religious ^ > ^ education. Dr. S. C. Campbell, ' ' , our general missionary, has been 1 appointed to direct our five thous , and dollars drive this year. And ( I know of no man in the State * v that is as well prepared for this 1 work as he is. I have gone over * the" financial program with him. c And I am sure that if the S. S. ! and B. Y. P. U. will begin now and follow the program as mapped out by the field secretary, and work \ + v... c ?n :a il *. 1 Uiic liiVKtaiu AVi At ?H ~wilTTie ho trodbl? for ug to raise s . six Of seven thousand , dollars in * I cas.li. at. Mor'-'s thir, yl...r -t I hope we will be able this year a to raise enough cash to meet all r j,, our demands, and sot aside four ~0r~ ~~ five hundred dollars as a reserve ( fun<Tfor ^emergency. A-great con r vention lik^-the state- S. S. and R. t ) Y. P- U. Convention needs, to be on a better financial foundation s & than she is. - We need to establish 1 W our credit with some bank in a. t 7 business way. We have a kind 1 friend who has always come to our _J * asking all District Missionary, Re-_j ^ we should. nat_plan- to-ride-always \ ! because we have a friend that is t kind epough to take us along. We should strive to" establish our credit now, while we have this frtend , to help us out. In teaching relig- j ibus eduratio". ?ohould?also- ~ "teach the young people that there is more in religion than singing i and praying, we should teach that i there ig a financial a.nd__hiWwness stde torouT religion. Again I am 5 gipnal Vice-Frew ident and goner- x al workers to line up with the gen oral missionary in our membership } and financial drive as nevet before 1 Let US put forth special effortn fo-3 ?have-overy S. 9. and R. Y. P. TJ. 1 n the atate to send delegates and 1 doorway or donationb to the-next 1 sewsion of the Convention at iMor- 1 ria College naxt year. " Charles F, Gandy, [President. < Williams ? In Holy Land Cahlft "O MAY An'"' Iknms I Telephone: 1G-18 B. P. 17 .luHuai'y-ill, l'Jiifi ivown as BanYITf. SMfTT visit the across the Syrian Desert to B?tfof Ancient Babylon, Ur of the n Ro^ng back to Jerusalem for a JhuilX-the authenticity of-ttnr~Btbt<r t)hSs visiC NOAH W. WILLIAMS ' ^ Colored Citizens Register To Vote Under Huey's Rule New Orleans, La, Jan. .'W^Spccial.?The number of cclorcialjKreVijetils,being rcgii tei ed as-voU'i's in~ the parish^ftiLiiMeahs?U> R. -3-r Gregory, name. 1 by Senathf Long as register of voters, is incroas-' ing at a tremendous rat *. Th v was a big rush today! H,ere4t-fforcit has been the practice so to'examine yoiored e fnzePs-ghrBg -rtfueaticoal lines that-they \v< re denied the rights to vote Now they are bein,g registered with, compaVaLive ease. Mr. Gregory ?said that the jva sljn for so many registering is* tihe abolishment of the".$l poll tax ,authoritized at -a recent spe ( :ial sesicn of the legislature and recommended by Senator Long. A marked charge in polit ea! deignation {las also manifested itself in those, registering, for the majority have drelare:l.th'eni.selvus Demoerats! When questioned Lv a repjiter this morning concerning the charge several q.dor* T men attributed it to th<* fact that" the Democrats are trying to do uu>ri for UA than 11 ni lleiTuhTfcabs." "I COVER THE C'O.Ml'AXY'S * AREA" i By Peter D. Simmons Afodocy G.^CT, JaiifT dO.Lli---TEno " Everyh^iv- CV'? . DnhhlciU?win hoc Ia i ref r\ r ?? trnii fkni 1* ? -i wTrrrrr darif the denim of the Civilian Conservation Corps of th<- United States of America.;?this- time "representing Company 125 C. C. C. iocated-in the beautiful hills. of the lower socti! >11 of, the Piedmont suction of South Carolina. ?Th"tS" company _atrickly a North eiw' South Carolina outfit is under the com man i of 1st Lie u tenant -1-LalL wmrTieu tenants Martin a r. Tt 1 yatt in charge of. the supplies an 1 mess, respectively. Others bring up the staff is composed of infi. of the "Line UP" are in the persons of Clarion , I. Cabaniss of Morehi >use Cpfldgo,' Acting 1st Sergeant; I<^C. Kinard Kinard, Mess Serjeant and "Jam^ _DMoote fajprdy SorgeanL Standi in x at ;-the lejntrapee *?uf this company's area passerby may read the steps of human prop-res? from beginning ot"ope~of-bht*-irn5ar 2?t emergency rarfloT projects thai las-ever been launched for the ai(' of American Y.-ruth. 1 They may iscend like a Ihclder from the val-i ey of inconvenience-to-tho lTttTTbjt >f convenience. And at this great1 lisplay not only, may we trace the iteauis of Improvement up to this ooint but lour, vision may herein mticipate, Ye New Endeavors. Finally whilfe we enjoy the mof ?y advantages offered and read of the ^tC?omplishments of the pasi ind gaze ?pon the marvelous of Jhe^present, we cari take inventory ?. me siut'Ks r>i commions ann anjicipate our future time of eniatment. . . Run in to Sarg Cabaniss the oth ?r~ day; had a straight from the lips-talk with hTm"and the hand* ;oino boy from Morehojt.se pave a food example' Ipf. his interest . in .be- -men?ami?PUfVflllJons Kere as [ i whole. "Yea girls he is the he nan type of youth", take a 'tip. - Can't flgtrfie^out why is that deocge Woodruff has stop runling around the streets of Au'gus a dressed lilte Mjih^tma C.indhi FlashTTTjOra! Ed (Slick) Whi'telide Books as if he is going in for >usiness with the beautfiul Jane icro^s the hills. You know down >y the "Old Mill Stream^! (Slight-rfT-eHTas~Ktjr^Teye^^ vou^ SBW Brooks Hailcy ((the c< m>ahy's sweet man) on the ?|rain he other day running late on reurning from his holiday vacation, expressing that he is not satisfied vith Madam Queen's actions' (I near* :Jiis- North Carolina Jane). 3ig Iaz must. hilvia washed?h+mnb News fo-r Arnold Tl>pi BlaoTt" )um King*- Bee Jr^_ J)pnt_ worry lomao-yeti wilf get your hearts do lire in about bhreo "months but it vill coat you $^0.00. _ Can you imagine, Thomas (Barl <el Mouse/ Shorty) White, running | n ta tough lock and tipe.fi'd mnn. !y, toO-Tazy?to?write; finally ' mistered enough spunk, wrote his nother sAyi^g "Bear mother yoitr ion. is on the hog/' A few days ater fie received^ a letter frlrm nother telling him. "Ride the hog m home son we ne?d the meet." -Trr flalt ' : 'T^CC)TXrMlTlAT WiHp Infcrwif Shnwn I In Offer of $1,000 1 ? ' \ Five prizes* Kach lor Stories of' Domestic Service, Agriculture, Industry, Business And Professions . Atlanta, tin., Feb.; 2?The offer of $1,000 in awards foi- the l,e-t [ stones of the econonfiic experiences rf?indi VidltaT living Negroes is" arousing'wide interest, according Coop! ration, which is offering 'thu awards o:i behalf of the'Julus Ro.si.nwal 1 Fund. Inquiries Jiiivs 1 v-en received fp >'ih ten states, accoi.iiug tOT.tihy'Ubini.-sion, and . hepap r IVHTTiTivaSy been submitted. Tne .Cominis-ion announces that, in (order.,to> give'- all an equal el,aiiee,'- ' five elassifimtirnrrT have ~bc?o? made- as to occunattcfi. *doniestie service^,agriculture,- in-; dustry, business ah;} -fjhe professions. In each class, there will be a first prize of' $10Q, a second pi ize <rf $50 and two of .$25 each, a total |.ff twenty prizes, aggregating gl 11(111- Tl, , v il| If,, .r.-.n..|^,| tor the most sitrnifrcfttft i-ltla -st-nries of the effort of imlividu'al Nijgi oes to make unliving, or build a business, or sweeps* in -i pi- 1',-, "lu"- of ..struggle and failure, no less than ttrose of success. will be elicrihle .in the petition.' Tne ,stoiies may be written. -and "submitted either by- the subject or by some friend. IJp^t*hg latter case, the award will" be divided equally between the subject of the stoiy and the. person writing 91'ul .submitting .-it. Everyone interycsted fs urged ti) be on the lookup for suitaWe-^storiys*,. - Full particulars may b<^ had . ffojn the Commisson on Iritarrac.ial Cooperation. 7(?:> Standard Building,1 Atlanta, Ga. ---.- 'J WES'llERN CHAREL o A. >1. E. CHURCH Rev <: C Greenwood, S. G.?Sunday S. opened at 10 A. M. with a fair attendance. LessAn reviewed lyy Supt., Mrs. C. A. Estuest The . -Sunday School was re-organp/.ed .Tahua'rv 27. with tho fallowing of "flCersK : ?? .Mrs. i!?. A. Estuese, Supt; Mrs. Uossie Perin, Asst. Supt.; Mr. E, D. Benin. 2nd Asst. Supt.; .MrsE. O. Carter. 3rd Asst. Supt-t-Mrs?"~AVO. Holmes. Sec.; Mrs. j Childs. Chorister and Organist. At 11 A. M. morning worship began. - Rev. Ford spoke briefly?This Wa\~an_ interesting and inspiring serrfton. I Early Friday evening a whirl' wind shook the pars.onager untold!y.. After the dust had settled. over one hundred and seventyfive pounds .'of- foodstuff were found at the door. On Feb.. P. M. -therritv."" -tWt re^nrnftrn wlTI have its pro -er'rnni at Western Chapel?All are ^imliaUy invited.- ?? i?c T* Feb. 10, Founders Day will al- o> bo observed and at. 7i?0 P -\f.; = ~T~speoial program will he-render* rd. - . . " ? Our visitors Sunday were: Mrs. Beasley of Ala., and Missen Ruby Gheht and Cromer, visitors are always welcome. A. O. Holpies, Reporter Rev. A. W. Hill, Ghr'm. Race Relation Committee Florence, ,S. Ci?Rev. A. W. Hill pastpr of. Trinity Baptist Church has been.-sleeted a/s Chairman of the Race Relations Committee of the National Baptist Convention. Ho- wilD-<teUver- 4trs?report ^at -the- Regional Convention in Mobile, Ala. Feb. 12th, . Our conpratulalions apd wiibna fTn u ifli tbU- Outstanding preacher and" leader of the Baptist denomination, He is bringing new things to pass in Florence. ^ "CARLISLE NF-WS" _ The members of James Chapel Baptist Church surprised their pa9 tor,--Rev. Ft L. Will'Co iiimI Vil' ~" -Saturday pigot, after they had .gone to bed, a knock was made at his door, fio one would tell their names, how ever he opened tho door, and behold, a little band-of- faithful women camq in singing with pounds of grocery. He hasn't words to expres^-bl^thanks* to those who thought of him. Rally at Williams Chapel Sun? day every member do your best. Mrs. Mary. Jones and Mrs, Deiler Gist of SantUc", S. Cr wero the guests of Mrs, Essie SteVe-nson and Mrs. Francis English Tuesday. V The young men booster's club of Williams Chapel Church, re-organized Monday night--fnr the year IJVTr Clinton Medlock, President"; Mr. Clinton Coleman, Vice Pres.i JVfy. RrTlrSt6nifbh,13ec.; Mr. Rubon Johnson, Asst.' Sec.; Mr. Ervin Coleman, I'reasl ? These and others are planning to do much for the church this yaar,, ? ^ ^ - - we fto "soihYi Carol ix a."sa'tpb Announces ('andidacjT Immm??in " ?I i _ ' > .""7" l)It. .!ESSE. K. HKAKO 1 To i 11 1111 it'i-i-?+fraTTT^ ~afl I lie* I'alimjto Leader:. - ~lfi- response ttj rtrr many tors?tuu.1 personal tmpui x s, I am hoteby announcing my-elt' :i can iliilati'?tiif I lie. L> i s! i <?[ m ! r Tn the A. SUE. Church..-.' - I - have been enrollrayed by many frii lids to do thidand?fecl 1 would be uiitrimlLu. such friends to keep, silence d'uitror. The Church knowslnc.^espdii^Hy. in South Carolina. I have been past<?r indifferent part.-, of the state.' [ hstve been presiding older more tliah unco. And I have tauprht in the "Theolojricnl' department of Allen University. .1 have ^nc.ver l eeifur "lrnss" at any pi ee .or in any position I have ever- held. The. ministers and people know me to be a brother ar 1 a fri'nd. I am re t a slaye.lcinnom y, ami do not Thrrik that a minister-' fitness for the bishopric should he measured' by no iiev. but hv pa-biral ability, a fx I hi J success us a < < ul winner and idifier. Aral - v. i ??* 4iy ~-H5?mrrffpTTv.-r- ^ri""Ti":i rur -e? il!j a money rai-'er fur the peo nlr; IT'T ;aiu elected ? bishop, the Chili' h and the raco will never at airy time have reason to be. ashamed-'-T inc. I * '" "^l ni'V^1' j fwo).;.".-jrnr severe" or liai-'i on my cmvhi1'.--. I' ' '1 11 |"-"- --!n',rr i" ''i ' r r TnsTTop, I. -Ii.iil .always le true to my. God, iijy Chnr.-h, ami .my i-aco. Very sinoorcHy yours," , :?:??dessTe K. Beard j I)edii 'i(eil March 9th --+hTT-nrr7Ti?rrnnT FTi ' (Vtci-J i'. th.i ? -( I"iij.in Collryo has* j:i-i ,n1 .l',i t .<! ;-'> > iu\v buildings: oiiv a Soi. a building "* yalji < Soieme y.;bl] the other,.. the net . ili'lL ii'ali. .The "luipment Whitis Hew ill hoi.;} -|7U i]tihlj;s. is til lat,v-i in mo ,efsi '(piipniOnt. Th; n. w > i i i ii'.r usot-u- ?k-trtiwrr?ns-"th" n \v 'Fait ; Hall'' has in its kit cfn n a i . v. South Bent bake- bv-oi 'al. ' . ? '> ?ybir.p.'.;y:mci'it vcgetabl Tlie viV. Tat ^st ' ill tV.oi chupn 1 s. ?it?complete seto v\rVy ut. nsi! need-d for the. n.-v kitelnjr .an r. file - -up-to-date fe tevtoi v' ' fi'iijiiiu-iv. If is Strangto note' that, tins new eiiuipmen ' k*?tlw exact n.plioala to alnio-any mod i n school kitchen oj l''et . Mr-. ;1)'\ M e t "i el Pvtbnip yrm.d to. .the press that hot", huihlinjrs wore paid for atfd hoi f*nly cone. it now was the payir" of ih' equipment. Roth buildinp aio-val. f-t| upwai i of S11.000 arw Ml .March tulwtbey v. ill bp drdtCateY and put into us "t> the most modern equipment of it-- tvpo in anj ci'dlcoi' cir I... it'll A IN Eft l> NEWS The weattnw we ai.o hayintf nmy tmrs oup's uiui Uj thoughts- o. M" "o". 1 r :.i,-t?rtrp weainer "haj awak -in I a mav ' into rest in thl stu:lo:i!.< of (i-a. ' Rrain.wd.' . Their minds are -ettlinir lyfcK tf nodnihl attain. iv>w that the firs' si nustej; isainji are over. Las1 week a_i~.?rh??weilc?before "ever y one $vMiu?r to hitve-a'-tnnffufd spiid it. 'I'll, i e m i.ire: y''1 t niifn Of com >i\ out I'^tt-m^-orvrr hi eui>u-??ru'iiioibnous as' wo ?hav7" spiey programs pip'd in-nt inter. >als. We ae> iay n.n'ht. Feb. f?tl th illi-liinJii-il .Hi' r me uiiiiiu if T,Tarky I'iii t y" _nt which.. tlie_uiiv (Tt\s.?el lTt-> ta;*kj?-.*{; ivill receive a prise. Woii'ln who's goiutr 1?? m m? Tttolly "ami honorable Junior^ will not~~be !< f| behind1 fb* lwnjr.' Ft iday jii-rht.. Feb.. Xththey are jfiviiHr a proprhni' in tin int..t est uf l?t niiit-r.il. The .Junior* ar n.l? >ut to Tin .1 themselves the busiest class oh the campus. Th? time for the Preliminary contest foi-.the Oratorical contest is draw' in,ir rfL-ar. They are still working hard to- see that-Ame-of the *.TtHV! l'ors. M isk Matilda Allen, is crown? I ed M iss Hralnerii lit- Iffmrtr?Th* eneVjretic /Juniors Ir&Ve the recbrd of winning in'what ever, they orr'j dcrttxko so naturally. Miss Allen will-win the' title "Miss Brainerd" unless I am wrong. Am I .Tpnipra f ?v ProfcffTOT Tj. S. Brown and oth r ?*?? Ti A V Pf l> jLxuic?7 w i * r~i i ,?A1 i'iUi .17f' - - - ----' ' - :??? : i W. -S. Braithwaitie To OlTer Course -ACAtlanta ll. ^ f ^ Atfonta, (Ja. Feb-.- i. fqi.cial ?tHrmt^?CTTe s>eCOUU ielil' .Hl'i' Dr. \\iiliam Hraitli\taitie, of A'lunr.Jaru, .U^uiin/" nuttd literary enf'i" an^ poet, \viU^ ollVr u <ufs/.s n, literary criticism, creative vriting, atul* American literature aL _ Atlanta University, 'ihesa courses afo'avauanie to both graduate an., unuergrn^uate sUuleiits. r i ui a 4W11 ac ui ^ centum Ur. r4fr?Ht.hwaitie was' On the editormi stall, ol' the Boston Tiunsen l't lie is al.-o widely known becaus of his work in ci'cutivc lyric poetry, lie was lor-many years, thv iVnim . o-i Hlic '1 N-tW 1'oetry Review published in Cambriuge, Mass. sinc< l'JIC. Included in his Works are "Lyrie^ ol Life and Ixive", "The llousi of Kielliri.tr Leaves", "Antholdgy U1 ^Magazine Verse and Year Bdnk >1 Ahieiican J'o.try", (17/^'olumes) "The I'oJtw-:. Year for' ' HUG", "Sandy Star", (Verse) uhd "Yic tory! Celebrated Uy .'IK American Roots, with nr. hitroilin tinn?by- l net dare Roosevelt." ? t)T~ addition he bus contributed , \erse and essays to Forum, ConI tury, L/ippinco-tt's, Scribmr's,?ami the Atlantic. ( Dr. Brainthwiate has received honorary degrees from Atlanta University aid Talladega College. 1 ..During th.- month of November. RJ.'My Dr. Brai'hwaitie presented a series of lectures on the Negri in American Liteiature at Atlanta l L University. Rev. Ricekenbacker 1 For State Sec'ty. i j '1 - BranebvilUs S. C. Fub- 5- 10^5 ~AT7c EdlT"'- l'n)nvM 1 T""ili >v' pPlease permit-us rfch rough- your newsy columns of The Palmetto! to give expression to tlu- In ' rs#?lj ment of IUv. S. 1). Rickonbaker Li as Si'cn-Lire??<?U1 State Con-A. t \uuliou as?noiie"wbuld _know -< ) ??-r- r\--i " For the number of years he ha--1 < been our pastor. tJ^*e bave^ foum' t l'fightower, Ale.x Palmare ' and Tiros. Holmes. " r~~ C Mr. and Mrs. Blassengale. fglllns. M hires hJnmia Mor.sy. Ij; Mary?Lark?ami Alyine Daniels 1 were among those-who attended S tlie -Hames-Bettis double-header j basket ball game* at Bethlehem j IIjollsjO. Augusta, Frulat" - evening. "x President Nicholson and a group * of our singers, young men, spent i Sunday, in Aiken. The young nun 5 -ahg at Second - Baptist " ChUreb, ? Rev. J. AV. Miles, pastor, in the morning. In the afternoon the gfoujMtittended the Founder's Day j program_ at'Sehofield School. _ c .\--Miss-?Abelle Partriore, senior, > gave an entertainment at her C home, Granitsville,. Saturday rv- X enfng in interest of our rally 3 fund, .which was a success. .3 tiortrttdr?Prater ol our g faculty, war called. t< her home, ;S Arcjmore, Pa!, last week oh nc- iS count of the. illness of her "mother fi vpho died soon after her arrival,. * ^JVIessrs Ocie Morse and Timothy [ Hill, NineljifoSx visited relatives (| and friends here during the week c games in 'Augusta Friday night. ^ Misses Justine ^trother and ? Helen Whitfock, senjors. spent the week-end at their homes in Granitsville. ?Mosdamas E. L. Nicholson, B. G. Parker and S. L. Collins, Miss- . es Laney Calhoivn, Janie R. Good- 1 win, Ruby Nicholson, Messrs Daniel Watson, G. T, Atkinson and. _ "Bob" Dean were-ramong the Bettisites who attended the marriage of Miss Hattie Williams-tand- ?M r . D a v i d_ _M.Oa cley. a t~the- heme of- ? The bride's parents._Miv-and Mrs. BiTIIe WnTTamsTmear our' schot>L _ Sunday aPloi nooit. Miss Allie Moseiey, 4th Hi, the bridegroom's ^ sister, was one of the bridemaids. Rev. J. A. Watson of Ridge Spring was among our Sunday visitors. He is the father of ' the Mikses Thelma. an4 -Larvettft-nmt- ? Mr. Daniel Watson of our Fresnman class. . v We are glad to see littl/^RhYl-? -Paikt'i out Age'ri, "been ilT with influenza f ?r Several days. - * + : ; 1-ui Al 11 TKAIN- | INC SCHOOL ' I AndersoTi County ' Ton eft/wry:, _ group 3, held their regular monthly mooting-Friday'.- Jam?IStli, at I P. M. with the president pre*id- . ing. ' " v Business 1 ?f importance was dis- , cusses along \Vith plans for Ffeld Day. The group listened^ attentively while .Nurse Ford Ham lectured on "The Gold of Health Education". Along with many other helpful ? hints to the teachers she einpiia-- ? -?wed thftfr^iti ^very field of work good health is the most essential". The next meeting wUt Be "FVh. 15 th at The New Mt. Pleasant' School. 1 E. W. Puffie, Reporter if ' ' v ** i . ' ' ' ' & ?#L _ J._r _ I rn 1?' rt rian for fros] ; Sol "Southern Fertilizers'i Urged Hy Arnn"iTa, <; .I,?Feb. 1 ?V rgihg every Southerner,'. in futheranc. "l ins <>wn intoicsts to do his part l>y supporting the Southern cheny.? :ii !)>;' Charles 11 llyriy of Snrafniah. (la., the distinguished cjumis', in his "Urgent Message, to the South," made ai impassioned plea t., Southerners t< bm' SoUthern-inTuIe fertilizer. Tie occasion was an address he delivered night -^TTuiTMTtry^.Jan. ill.) at th'' Alaiit^ T3iltinore Ilotel^.be lore the Annual Meeting ofhe Association uf .Southern Agricultural Workers. In addition tefc -* ve.rul lunalred-members Of the1' Association, 'he -meeting was &T-' te nded by prominent men in-banking. industrial. editorial a n c trnnsporuit h/n field ". ' - ' ' Althoughmost of the guest? jne? ut had' expected". Dr.- Herty to discuss only development? ir.^ ht?V important "work with slash the internationally famous rTumist described in- vivPd term? tip;-recent growth of the chemical .mlustry in the South and explained the importance of this industry trr lasting Southern- prosper:t Urging the slogan: "Southeri fertilizer's.-for Southern farmer?,' Dr, Ilerty pointed out that the South can supply , its farms with Southern potash, phosphate and nitrogen and stated that "No \u?'stion-.has. ever been raised as to the quality or the price of the product made 'light here in the So til h. UU 1 _ ' . ? He cited'"the erection of great ..---plmil n---sneh ' ihv . soila?plants in^Louisiana and l'exas, the Kraft., paper mills^ -tretchi ng from Arkansas to \\\ stprn Fldrida the njtrcgeii lAclllUll jJUWJU*. ,111 > ll^llllil Mill IV' .rt Virginia, the rayon "*-'??.* ilo.nK thn Atlantic c he civ;il ' ? DP-Ill'mo??_ widg This is t Vose Bleeds tor's pri ( Diabetes great hea'i Pyorrhea of the Gums earth. V 1 Female Wen V""g? ^v;'s?diifi , Periodical Pains 1 J" ?wa^'I:<y Fever wt ,e heal Tonsillitis mineral t Bed Wetting , If v6u a Sore Throat discourage Indigestion . oraf; ^Tilcl Athlete Feet manitv. a Arthritis ; weeks* tin Rhpumatism . weeks in: Ring Worms your honi"> Blciod Poison 'o health u Erysipelas this niiiii i soijfr Stomach , ... were 'gi\? Venereal Diseases . jiUL^niine.Ear Ache. ' , <eu results Swollen Joints i relunded. Boils __?Jhuihanities Bood Purifier - yf,lL we tic ??!k_? i h?vc w? Dysentery flta . ri. - - - K11MU Insect Stings Z___ Halitosis i x Fibp (Unpleasant Breath) ' itch;; "' ' ' ? Nervousness Change of Li Hiking Cough I.ung Trouble Abscess : *0"00~0"0"60 O OOP O Ofr w?h^MhJh?(mJh*' .('m***** JACK WILLIAMS DRUG STORE _ JACItAVlLLIAMS. Mer. Drugs, Ice Cream,' Sodas, ,| ~Tnhnrr<*:. f . , !365 Gervais St. Dial 9236 David G. Ellison ; Inauranny Honest and efficient atten^ | Hon given To alf business placed with tne. PHONE 5717rl | 1221 WASHINGTON ST?T " ~ i If-you want your hair to Rrow us? FAITH-THO-LENE HAIR GROWER. TRICE 25 fENTfl J Mme,. E\hel Potee Frierson 141 Cliutant Si, Ed g? wold, P. O COLUMBIA, S. C. A GROTS WANTED. i I'H thaMrniif' n J 'Shi ^ ^ m pciny in ith Is Outlined ijr SouTRtrrn Farmers" l)r.-Herly? vitally on our future welfare. After discussing they -importance of the chemical industry Jo the .Southern farmer, particuarly In te 1711s of the fertiliser. hg_ j?iys, Dr. Hvvty brought his audience up to date 011 the use of pilie wood. \z uuvv nt/w juu'jv iJw nit ,gLcaxur_-s1,rength-as to burnt. tear, . ml tensile, than any cohinieri'cal '?* ne wsprint ma'nu'acturcrf in the World." Dr. Herty.told his listeners. He pointed out, however, that unless the South, and the Southern farmers, support the ..growing chemical industry by the purchaseof Southern chemical products, in preference trrToreignfoods, the flow of capital to the chemical industiy in ay he affected."^?"I have in'ihilntl partlcularlv", herassorled, ''the attracting, of capital to the South for the rdevelopment-, of a great white ppapct?i-ndus ?rIn' additiQij^tp^'pett-sprint, Dr. Herty quotST^V t'h e successful manufacture v; of ray on from bleached Sulphites' pulp from Southern nine.. *? ... . Slush i-in'i' 'i nn">i i i ""*? for that reason, will constitute a' new fiscal program for our farmers who hertofore have relied^. so-Icy on cptton, a seasonal crop. Here are niillions? of acres' ofabandoned ' [farm land om xwhicn pines' will grow with greatest a ease and with no special care -in < : ulti vation^said Dr. Herty. Elaborating on the importance .of the "American nitrogen indus- . try, ill. gfated thar " ft ti a double. significance, for is constitutes the most _sakts=:"' 8 art. arm? r?"**" " ol"vtJ rev,listers Preferred (Greatest Healing MineraL-J^-^ Wiilm 77*: 7"~ lot a patent' tViedicine nor a doceription; it is nature's own, a& ug mineral water taken from the;3i~.?iile cutting: a ditch,' this mineral:}^ areii by a cast ofT piaii WTiuael3_~ _exjA'v-i'vd?in -suies. TSese sores? d in a few days whe'reever-.thisg Ucli<?<J_Jiis body. ? |? ire in declining: health, don't beg d, give this great healing min-o ; Gtxi's: gif tt$ Buffering hu-g trial. Mail ontr dollar for a fiver? atiiient. or sixty. cents for twoS > itment. It will be delivered tog . ' 1 Iilncfreds have been restoredg. nd happines? where before usingg al, all hopes xX->their recoveryo r. up. A11pr you have taken gA aJ J'cytrfjfteen days, if you do not? , '^our .money will be cheerfully? 4 It is our aim irr life to help healp liu^ts. If ,we cannot benefit *; i not want your money. . cks Tre'afhieht $1.00. Postpaid ? products Ave. Union, S. C. * ife ? And numbers of other J s diseuses of the Human ? Body. ~~ \ , g: - - A CLEAN SYSTEMFOR HEALTH > , Good health cannot be had with- ?r out regular bowel activity. When your bowels miss acting for -ftr day -or?two; parfc?-ef-foo<t-whieh~?t** cannot be digested stop in the large intestine. There they sour, release ^ poisoning gases; and a dangerous \ condition (called "Constipation") Is set up. Drive out the poisons of constipation l?y taking TheBfordfs BlackDraught, and enjoy that good feeling ?f relief which so many _ people tell about af- i ter they rhave taken ^ leave the bbwels In a 1] ,J?S^| condition so they will ' J| 3Bj continue to act natu0?t the genuine THKDFORD'8 Black- . yl Draught 8oM te Moent peckesee.