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fVOL. XL?NO. IT" ~ ~ ijkfeTOR^AND OUTJ PROGRESS OF NO] >1 MUTUAL L * A Fenancial Statement Win Optnhnv 1S0R .Tr.hn Afoiriplr lulled about him a s.mall group of fmpany, the piyptwo??which Ftbs to stimulate" cohcertecF effort [ aid thus set in motibn an agency ^at would safeguard tho financial - - ttteFests?of?the-: raeei?Qn-c Apr if of the following yiOxr, the North Carolina Mutual and Proiivident Association (as it was then I known) was launched. It is sonieJvhat of a cbineident that at the. time of organization, Negroes fr^ere just about thirty-six years t of slavery and that this lyear, . .o<5, North Carolina Mutual will t /ciebrate its thirty-sixth annivertary.; ... 1 The institution had its. beginning t a time when educational facili< es for Negroes^in the slvuth wtyp t xtreme.lv limited and when few of J! 'hem had any true conception, of ich a thing as a life insurance <?ress was steady and consistent. i?'during the past eight years, /ad(l aitted assets have, been doubled. ' I' With"it-s. growth and expansi>n, the I. jenefits to-the race have been 1k multiplied proportionately. Its contribution to -the group through investment of funds has been of Inestimable vatne. During the "tat thirty-six years, North Carona Mutual has invested millions ) dollars "within the -race in the ' orm of policy akid real ? estate oans". Frequently TTnfcncial re' ief-waa made available for memJ ;?f theT"race when assistance , J5m other soCfrf^s' was* practicalJ ! , impossible. In times of great' .t stress, Nofth Carolina Mutual ?. ' as never violated its trust or fail ?fd to come Ao_lh? ..rose no .of thnsn . 7hose support it enjoyed. In the beginning, the company ( vas fpunde'd on a sHimd, eonservaj ive basis. From yq^to year for _ _ nearly a generation," it has in-. jrreased in strength and eflieiericy, j establishing a ro?6rd ??,Dr a ^ Sing at Benedict B^.-'s. Charlotte Wallace Murray, ^Pramatic soprano of New York If ity, will give a recital in the -JLwiethct College Chapel Tuesday {tT^ht -Marrh~tttfhr Mrs. Mnrray's _ I ppea'rance I? being-sponsored by It J he Benedict College Club of "whicjj jll'rof. T: II. Hanberry is the prcsirif nt^ l'Miflsk lovers of Columbia' are J|Weed fortunate in having the 'ice's .leading soloists. * IVIrs. Mu I'll ay has the distinction of being 11 member of the famous River \ "'do Drive Choir Of New York )7ity, which is pa stored by the lev. Harry Emerson Fosdiek. Mrs. Murray is a nativu-joiLXIolr. 'f ^mbia and tho sister of Rev. WrrlH. ice a former pastor of Sydney / iVarlf C. M. E. Church here.- She / i j/ill be remembered by many Iriwids who knew her when she Jived here. 'While in this section ' "aine and Spelman Colleges. ituter-Fraternal Holds "Jlj* " ^ Forum .By A. William Hill, Jr. 8 Florence., S. C.?Prof. J. A. Mil^in>act,?d as discussion leader for J" a forums held March 3rd and 110th at Wilson High School. The . Bppic for discussion was, Resolved: at the division of the Negro race to*-classes retards fluT"-econoThrS 11 -Wth of the race. 'The poll of i I i membership at theAend of the /? cussion indicated negative v.ict|l sy, six negative -three affirrriaA few excerpts, and conclusions i ached: There are distinct classI in the race. Classes are incvi Me, always have been and al51 will be. Croups such as DocU rs. teachers, carpenters-, tailors. !j?' Jrers, college students, robbers, a 1 preachers.rfrom distinct classI end in some irfstances they have ) eated casts." These classes - are suits of vocational, educational, paternal, sociological, profession. and economic differences. Then are the definite methods tre available and reasonable jP < to use to coordinate the aV s divisions of society to a IP advantage to all? sness, race cooperation, race IP Train along economic lini, I The teaching and preaching * P Tco?nomic * gospel from 1 the jiTiirch and the schooltoom to the Pi ljj?tance of lack of some of these -^pyiptesT M. E. Stores not 'lore widely expanded for the lack -jS^gottMyfanciouH support of Ne Wat we need: More Negro en r^8ls _ri _ ~ STANDING RTH CAROLINA IVOTTn 4 4T/-1T^ r irrj l en I'apc 2?'Column <> . 0 " * ' unbroken by wars, epidemics depressions. Duri^ip the past ; admitted arrets "reached $4.-' . fi 12.75, on increase of over-the previous year. Atieq -e-erve is njaintained ti> pua tee the full payment of every -icy -aC maturity:?""Aft a result, fidence has been built and n tained durinp the past thirtj years. The operation of the comj _throuphouit the years has .with a view to permanent se 'y. The nianapcmont is fully scious of its responsibility trustees 'of the financial well n?' ar ! nrrtectipn of tbe^Jjo holders whose trust has been"! . "d in the institution. t,ae = necTaT traininp in the scienc T. fe Insurance, but with an 1 inp faith in a race that so a< ly needed such protection, the 'uagement through .strict adher - 1 o hhimiru- -.? pi inciptcs and faii . ' <> iv 'Hcuboldeis- ha* " siabhshing the company in heart? of the public. A "Mutual" j organisation as North Carolina Mutual i "its tria st sense the nroperhy ( >ts trust sense the property of policyholders. .Toast. ?s itnp, in a bank. are. not the -propert the officers of the bank, in nxinne.r l.i'fe, insurance, prenii are held in trust to be proj handled and so invested that company and-the benefits accr to the public therefrom may bi definitely perpetuated. The officers of the institi are- -indebted to the. hfime. < group, managers, field groups, the insuring pub|iy for their s lid cooperation ^during the ] Plieir continued good y ill mul port" are solicited. You are sured that North Carolina i tlml will * ..... vuuyiiiui-. n> upcraxt the same-safe, conservative b and that the interest of the po holders and fho~ security ot jtpfttr'acts wHl remain the-jirir """ft1 0 muirogcm e nd . ^to^j-news The second- quarterly confei will be at Bethel JTridav-'night, i Rev. J. C. McClellan, i). P., I of the Spartanburg District, j preach Sunday night-at- 8 p Pi- Mcf-'leltpn -TT- nffii- ,.T" IIiiTand if not the greatest prcsi j elder we have in this state and will miss a great treat if you to-Rear him Surtda.v night. | eyes :tfe turned toward Bi ' Sunday, night. ??M-r. T. B, Cftpelahd, one of brilliant young men of Allen versity has accepted a positio Memphis, Tenn., and wMl 1fhe State Saturday_?ho?14?thh? writer wishes him the best health and a wonderful succes _his new lield of Jailor. ? 'Airs. E. N.'?Wlliams - rctM home last Friday with Miss tie Williams after spending t weeks with hc.r mother-in-law, ( ports a very pleasant stay; are in the picture of-health-. On the Villi of April there he n?Quartette Contest botv Eight Clashes at Bethel. F !(ieon(l and third prizes will , j awarded. j The dhtri.t conference rally take place, on the fourth Su hy a group of 15 young lnHoi, the adult rally will be on the Sunday in April. On the acc f the rain last Sunday-Ore rally will close Sunday nigh full!' ^ Mr. Fj'ed Windbush, David Roselee Windbush visited the and dumb school last week, w tendrng-^md report that she is : -ing fine. . Rev. Tobiti was well pleased the number that communed Sunday night at* St. Paul Ba] Church^for it will take jusF; ..people to-go to chutrch as last day was. Rev.' Hat wood and his good ole rave changed the time for 1 day school. At Zion Church -toad of 10 a. m. it is now 1:3 m. and they invite any one may call to come and take pa Those on the improved list J. H. McCool, David Sims, Lucy A. Gilliam, and Mrs. White. ' Come to church. Co to ehiiro torprizos run by men are pood ers, have the poo's, are clean clear cut and serve the publi a business-like manner rrtract ol elifferepces7^ . The elimination of minor major completes. As a result of this discussion ( club considered it expedient tc vjse some definite plan by w they might- reach the public largo. Thus a nirmber of arti are expected to meet with the $t its next formm. If the clu permittRtl to perfect.Jts plan community will be greatly ben ed, Pal : coin Carolina and~his ^speehrt |! > pec tod to return to Anieriei XX j _ . ; ? == : " t I , or year. " ; |H<) _ ? 1 ; ? ?uate >ranpoli " . " ^ con- /. ^oh' s in ?r- ul?js?-.-' <**> th . ... y . '.. : the risits- + ??? : ierly '*, ' "'. ' J-' the ; ?3?? uiriK ?__ _ L: . rlTrr An Open Letter To 1 it ion cers, Presiding.-El S Members of the A ft" pal Church *? ... . , . ? =-~ as. By Bishop Noah \V. William Mu ?. on -Feb.?45 1955. Sitting .in asis, room' in the Kinir David Ho 1 icy- Jerusalem, Palestine. with * their iaco t}> the window that opens nary the direction. of 'Calvary*- -4 t thinking of the. vdeales't ncietl ??? >he - A friean ANIethodlst : -GhweTr-=rr ~Tramer!" M inisfrv. hall iliseusse(h r li i \villv7~s( .friends just before Icavinpr this visit to'Bible Lands. Just ence i started to write'-mv. eyes fell and the Christian Reronlef of Jan. that Dr. Abram Simps >n had s W1" me along1 with some other m % The article?in?this Issue?of? "Recorder that partieuiai lv muj ding my attention was an editorial you Dr. R. R. \Viieh!. Jr.. "Tl fail TRAINING OF T.I IK MINlSTIt AH I had said to these- friends _t' ;thel ('rpm the city of Jerusalem Iwvo submit -an -iuJiuUw--niyl _ in" t our /?va*"5ettinlr before ! Urii-. vou may know H- -w delightfi; n >n surprised I w.is t?f See this arti along the -sfthU- liim ami aim -The- identical in thought. TTut~] ? f seenis to-be the way (io<| has ;s in ways worked. Hi- put- -m i.l,.., the hearts of dill ereiit'ones .-in rned taneously. Sii_ I rise to-SKCO Lit- the m >tion .of- Dr. Wright. ' hree ?. The African .Methodist Kpis i and Church, because of its IMtIN both PALS, TRADITIONS, ORG A! will TSid, stands in a pn-ition t" do voen much for the Cause of the-Mas' irst, -as any Christian urgaiiization 1 be America, whether:- th .t organi tion be composed of white op col will People. Our- most glorious 1 ndav tory is not behind us, hut is_ ancp be written. All we need is 2nd intelligent, consecrated. God-fe ount ''ig, Bible-believing, leadership, -car- minintry. : :? t in I am"sending this article ;i _tQ r ?seculau-wee k ly pa pe-rs ,h and 'r'*t they will publish it for mi deaf ?f ?ur members read the wee here Secular press and will fall in wli do- bracing programme. I am ab to enunciate. I mean to spi with the rest of my days -working, last 't? without neglecting any?pact ptist the work assigned me hy-thc (J such erffl' Conference. Sun- And what is this program ?but a Connectional-wide DIAL peo- TY SCHOOL, I do not quite' 1 Sun- the Panic of THKOLOGIC in- -or?ivi iin a rt Y , some day I may 1 0 p. why. No I do not want any cro who ?i" 'ry, nor I want any of buildings or -halls named for t are,. neither while I am in the fh Mrs. nor after I am translated; j Lula the j?y ;1 n<' glory of helping create such a DIVINITY SCHO h. What a tremendous amount * ?- good the present bench of Bish mix the Lay-members and Minist and can do_ if we do-not permit ? c in fishness, pride, honor or gr< Uaw^-mhu luild iif tiT' This DIVINITY SCHOOL shu and be to our Connection what District of Columbia is to our } rthe hTorr; nobody's' and everybody's. 1 de- should include studies from hich including the eighth grade, II : at school, and Odlege, with the sans vinity part mixed through it club It should have a faculty of the loving and Bible-believing n efit- and women that can be found made; it should have daily a s _ ?ir-? ?- - 4 ' .' xv ; , ' - ' , . . a -liii.w?iiwur* t mMr JTMIJITfTSOL'tll. CAROLINA, MA presiding bishop Of the African ;Uttf<?s~visitin^ TKe- Fyr11jmids"of 1 i during the early spring. : s-b? ' ? " . ""~7~ ? : ?.?? - . ? m m, if'i ?VI m~l sU^KLi:'*> L? I yy * * 9| ^fc. 'he Bishops, (General Offiders, Pastors and Ijay-" fricajg Methodist^Episco? ? j ^ , 9 I s' j vice of iiio hour, conducted by- a pciVson elected to the faculty for my tlii-s purpose." which' service should tel. be in the most dignifie'd and deeptnv 1 K <piritn;il?manner.?This should in * be a part of the course and' every am i study.nL should be required la al" of teiifb You can see why. This f>itp^-j virrity -Scho* >1 should have plenty I of land and the most modern mannefvtTineiy for' scientific, "farming. for dairying poultry raising,- fluit as raising; canning and the ia>t uWd <>n in domestic science and domestic 1?. art. You may. ask mo why (all cut this for preachers? FTvery why. ail. In the first place God's work\'is Hit--all-mchrsive ;md " day mimsTiu-s have t.? lahor in cities. large and by ?-hi;- 11 a ritf in t ho country. , TAey I'D should know God, tli(*tWW, ins* tpiy, and tilt1 arts 'and sciences -of V'j every, phase of honorable -er\n e. "hj Withal they should kg d<-ep!v con-. see rated. That is what the'laymembers want and that i- what illy they need, and they will pay any icle_ reasonable price to 'tret it. made to go to this school" and pmvision should bo made in special dorniitoi io< for .tlie wives <>f those lili while . COMPi;LSOKV should?hePR KK. X iw you . are- saying-, pat \Villiaips has gone .crazy," ^.j." to -nggost a.iiVogramdW that calls' ^| " i[- only a big proiri'tnnnic-'ih t will . ' * eminiand a big following; ' and renumber, VTh'u. .""earth" is the >'i T.rrTl's and tlie fullness1 tlureof." |/a." v h.-ive the l.md already if we \lo not fall out over, "which land" 11 " and leave it to a small commission ^c appointed by [lie Hi-Top- ai;d coman posed of the bish/vps" and one minai" ister and cine laymenibor irom ciwcli?F,|>i. cipiil?District?H-rrt r"rr turn should select a smaller 09111-' l'so mission with power to select the ?P" place for this" Divinity School. . *ny Now. you ask where.will we get kl.v the money to operate such a h^tge l0^? -fhool^ iiml llii'in .-hniibl?he--t'utfr mtL yea 1 and after it gets going there t?nd ~|),>uJd be from 150 to 200 m 4-he ??r class to ..graduate yearly w h o ilvuld lift firebrands in our puln ?"i - * . pllS. During- part of the spring, all mo summer and part time in the fall ^1- those Students should ho eompell ke 0d to be in the classed in truck AD gardening, farming, fruit and toll poultry raising, canning and daidit rying, with, as already stated, the its~-most-modern machinery, ctcr In this "way most of the?food?stuff" ??,h ,.frin, he raised, including Hour and us.t -meal. to Then the 8 per cent Dollar-Mon^ OL Py for Education could be turned' a' f into t+us fund anJ the .Secretary 'Ps of Education be compelled to have (,rs his" office in this building with iel- definite-salary and not the privi?ed legp of snendini'- .any'more evrent. a--ordered by the br$rd connected old with the. school, of-Divinity. - No the j [ do not mean to do away with the *>a- various District schools, thpt areit nieded. Since we are dhing buF |nd . little 'Foreign Missionary work a trh part, of the f> per cent Dollar MonDi | py fur Missions could .ho also ftll-' lurhed into this Divinity School Uv j.'Ui educate mfntstcrs1 and mission d<v r+vrv woiheis. "A per rent or The" ion money sent to the Connectional or j Women's Missionary Societies and er- the 1-2 Easter for Conference pur1 " J c lKCII 16, 1 ixW~ i noinouist umrvh in-South Sjfypt. Bishop, Williams is c\, - ' .1 1 : " W. " I 1_, -I - - = -t - * f - . j ~ f " / v.; s>' ' Eposes should be.also spent not to prop up people bur^tTpiJt within "them something thnj^ will enable them'tu STAND irp and bless the churches and also take. care- .6 f. themselves. It may be a tr"od idea make the. presidents of tin- Con neeuoh'a^AVonieri s Societies and Secretary of Education and Secretary of Missions a part of they Hoard, but with definite instructions as to how anTTToFwhat. the money is to be spent and not "quite so much of thus arbitrary,; Uself-deter mined .-protUyfrl?wn sty of money by most of our jGenerul' ?leV pftrtments.? You -say thi- i< rerevolutionary. It is and is intended to?be-to -4-ho?eiul thai?our . pli u-y_ Inay be in front of us rather than in the past. To this piuI* d do.ii eate the rc-st of my- life or*?earth for the Church that has made nie. I Noah W. Williams. ISTANBUL, Feb. j:ir lh.tr,; Sjpccial to Palmetto Leader: . Just ai*rivc'<[" ill Istanbul, Ti|.-. j key, w hich was 'known, as C.^istau-j tinople before tho? World W ar. I i shall use this city as my. ha-el from which 1 shall study the site- j .and the .'message to' the Seven Churches of Asia, spoken <T in the first ?three chapters of Uev-M? lations, viz: -Ephcsu's,?-SmyFroi= PerKamus, ThyafTra, Sar<li?, Phil-', adelphia and Laodicea. From here I ?here I pro to Athens nd Rotne,. ifj the Lord wills. The nwdcrii'mean-of travel in Bible Land- since ticWorld War has .made-impossible for mo to visit the entire .tiehi in half the time 1 had planned; hut | the cost '.is something frivh'tful. 1 Shalt on he home-hound. il tl~ I Lord wills. Noah \V. Williams. $65.00 For Manning' School S.ixty five dollars wa- raj i ir the I'npillar'l('rllli- '?h-tl M . 1!!'! I iri?r Trainim? SehoiiT \!<>b ay niirht. The rive was sponsored ^ >11 Ritas Cai -or atari-Mi-s sistetl by Misji Th.-o. LewN. I B' fore the rep 'rts were taken air address was -diflivtivd by \1>. So! tK',m?na'ff..h':i|:iMir I'H-t'vilaP! ..rilm j I mnpr and tin inspirational talk l?y | Fltif. AY. II. White. Principal of The contest; wa> between Mann- ! injr. Sunnncr'.on . ami Sardinia: Schools in ahUormpm "id-e m*s't |'<>p u'lar Pidlirip:i"l. In t-he- race- Mann 1 | intf k<!. Mr. I. M. A. Myrw the] J most popular principal in Clmvn ; oil County. " ~ Ovarii ID luv?n rais- <1 W-mV-j in an effort to raise -."><1(1 for the' "improvement of the Sehodl at M m ! JUDff. T CLINTON NEWS Iiti\. A. I . Pni'kc'ii. I J-. II,' MooriT*an<T Mr-s, Jaine Pr 'i-1 were the slipper quests />f Miss i , Georireahiia T.TTtTe ami .Mrs: I.ola ! i Adair, on Thursday hijrht. March I 7th. 1 P.'lf). jriven im honor <f thru" >-e+nisms, Rev. ,f. R, |)iPr?;tp~lol hal-~" tinior'*. Mil. Mrs. lit aulah Fllillci of Washington, JX C. Thoy wnn hero on a sad occasion, the death j-of their ' .d'-trr. Mr^ Mat tk' Shepherd. ^ She took, sick oir -S:rturda.v morning- aiul dr-d p\'a f-w j minutes and was fum i nlizod at , New Btftiel A. M. K. Church. Midi-, I' Sth, hy the pastor. Rev. M. Wd"j liams. >i_i> . ' 1 * Many friends wore there -to prty their last respect to her. 0 A very j sad funeral it was. Its' our loss bet 1 Columbia Branch Of wJ\i+littiiul Association C! College. Women ' ' ' ' ' i.|; 1)H. u\v: -A "i-.f,,!!,,..., W.f.iMi", . JI! it'. .. V "Tim; , , ; ' w. . ( (, ' ' ' !"' j. . \i; HrC <]. \T r" I; ** "r^fi ;Y* Tr , . *t ^ ^ ... x t ^ Ti?- !h( I v vK.w.;t;i . I "!-r,' '>' ??< 'njo.Wcl l?y* * '? " ' . ;-n i. 1- '! V. j? " 1 "TTi'l M.'ii( ') .ls.jv ... no>U^>; - ? - . - . ' hiillli>hitiTli::t |{~^T t. t.f \\ vihch 1,-ili a, l-^hl'.n _SlM.vr,r M(k, ' . h !?;,{ i, til' lit Wa4,;itifrtoii Aii4ittr,:i ;?ii. . ' >-ii iitp (J iKt'fi nv \ nftm*} 7-t!1 .1T^,f,n.S: \vi|| pr.--V.Mt 1., thy . .. V-,( <-ii Sundav h" il? .ill .7 1 tu 1 o'clock. Dcaii I-H' .v ft. Sl'pWe^of . llmvurd X'rti yi-r -u y \\'u - 1) biyt n'l'i; i). (.7 . Sub'.' ,t-l. "Tliy N\>jj|(, . A"!'1-" lit,. M,World." vi' lids in Hutu] for you will lu-ar ttj' ft- alxr.it ii latof-..* i-'nou' paifi* if 17-iblo.' .Miss A1111 ie Jackson . Passes Tli'- !' :?! raj. -o, 0},f. Mjv. A'"-Jiti k - i?n. -u ;.jo\\ ?.'f the. late * v/ .1.. c. ,ht \Vinn<l>. m V ( ?" '> ?? fh.- >:.;I'au!. Hap'' ' 1 ii1 *I'ldi.caii.jI'f-r i [,.jip.?rn7?vi(h the n;t-1or'. [;v-v. j-.i-Sl, FVvv ial inv. a . V in-./ ' >uic w a- id i :? 7 r?<ir-.. ..f,f '* M f y\; > . . , * ' ' i?i a;:, i t , i ; ,.i,L.'.iZt -t.-i-u -7?? i SH-, )v;t, 1-. v.: ,4 : U7H-M/' -f.,r ' i -v*:l:' a!! , ...j . '-',y ' V ',| ilu.W.Ji -afl-i" !||" tW'i.'LTVt rl'i-f IMailV *1 hl,^ i">M -Ma;,::'," V.^Vu- ' : ;,:"1 'Sn' iM y k hi.ua-: ' . Aft? trv > -s-rrt. ,<- rj?t?* hr> v'* va> taki.n '!' . H!a-!. /f-nk Hal.' ti-t CliUi.cll i tt? lk" r..';?! .'v. .? 'i'?. 'Vr:."~rirzz J I'i' ' "i"- "HlnHr .lav k ! .' i1ii'i"' n-r?r .; t ~ ,1 hi i- M' 'i ctvj.n j-. . t.ji.r f':t?ri!v. ' Murfii! _AX1 )KRS()N M:\VS _ I ,'a (' ;? -( -a nrpbei f I > iiclil i !?A Inii'. Mill!?(. i, j a'** ly nuaLT'cii "in -hipp.!k:' |>r-|?Jt! ill-- ::ur tra- irr. at Ti:uh ' 1-' ,\\nc:;i !>. : w h> h ' e l - Vir nually- it; ('? 1111 ri 1 >i;t. S. limmt t . j'aMiK-; t?. ,l.i a.ii-j. All eu . rain-. 1>. s - atal tvuek.v aiv point' ' ' way.?y> i.n ii t j.iiiii" 11 a !' "ki i'l* "i !! 1? '. , ?...J,,;-;,,;:.? la?l!ilavs wiiivf: ii:i i;ivntu!!v -;h\ . will t-iij .y. ' Hi.val llapti ' ( li, fh Sunday Si-lifM.I, Ma-,. a , .rfiti-kt !a-t -Su.il-. ilay. < i'!i".e- tanj - uv 1 < \| . >. S. Ji.lfi I; ;, (t1 ? ~ wv: . i-.:. r , :'v. sj.m,'; ~ A. w. A-rrr?.,,. . , \.i; 1 . sj.-;n_. u-y 'i-i-a?aa-L. .M'. ' ' : p?ik? tai'-.-s ukiih -mHik rt total "B4" >^-7 Sap< ri.'it,'r.ia;i)'>" wia't"' Mr. jflrMatti na an.i W. M. .\l\ x- . aruf'.-r. A .-nil! >::i"tM-iiii' >.t-rtia,n ua> tie liv. i i- ! Iiy t fi |vi>ti...\ Ik.'V. A. 1 . A ljjv.'.'stn:.: Hi- i r' 1 ;t. i 1, ; i'i ?V- r -ley -?? - y St I'atil H ipii-t Cluurh. l"- ; nl' taitti v .\vatlu?k last Sun a-y wa.? an "iii".t'i'i'>t:uy lay at? ' ' 1 a'i!. I ' > at Sell i )'o 1 i> - 'im irrcr ^T^tpr"fTu;i':y' ~"iTiu1'TM:~TTy: ' yuittarui' of sjin fiiitorilv^T W*. k I'i" "ic?" ~ t'lrr^srS" in 'CV?nipL'titiou Suiiilay wiMv l.firiiiiHis and pn-TTTt-rrsT:?Mi - A lyttr ktre arr'""'" M iss l>iiv t h?.* w;ir.n.Mt s. A. 1? \V<> wen' hijrhiy hoiercd Sun-. la ' to have "a-" ?'iTT trues;, Mrs. .'emtio Gilmer (whiteV of tin- city with h.?r uii's's fr"in Ivost on. Ahis'-.^ai .l ( Snain. * P'lslm- jsatre was "Ma jnanin'it.V.". or Bijr-.r, p*'ss of Soul. Matt. r>:l:>-4S. Uni-jversa] 1 ,nv!> was stio-sod through- ; ; out. T!i i s wa-.o".' "t' tlie host s< r - HVOU-S?,)t.) jeerr'?hy?tin* pastor.? +? Mt. (.'armcl ('. M. H. t'lmrc'i ~t~ II' 1. H. Thnr-ci^ ? Mt. Vavnv.l reports a pood 4jay f??r Sunday. Tlu; pastnUs thonv was Life a Battle 11 Tim, 4. ??'llolintjis. Rev. Zryant. ; past^Hwrrr aTTTohtr fho many who |i? aiiual?Uo4?thi?.nph ami prayer. His mossapc vw;.ls from I Acts 3:1. . f v 1 The Ministeral Union met with } iuv. s. c. c??^n l? ^ i . _ m m Mar __ t.'KH K:.,5 rTlN'HS ' Sl'KINC.vnsK FESTIVAL Af.j i? . ; 11 f :i ? ).;t. Inir.n u,:;;.--' * li.i r tl ?Mttt*?f|TttTv' frTf-'.'.'j.!,. i' 7~ -in !(.? I * :; i f. * ' M 11 - ' 3 : f ?? *?4" ' !--f7T1. a .-,1. I.iiiif- -Un.will: liiicv f?t,n. W ; }-.i* Xaiinnu.) .' ,S,\ uiI'j'i'y, Orclity i i ??' ,>ii .. " .in > l"i !r) in >hc "!" \vii~3i ii V ??ii>? _ !ic j _ ? . Sy-ni'i>}innv_ ()j? t. !T ;?j |>? . ra'rwc in .Sot '* ' ; v KM. atlW^Ur tiuxic. !; V?fr AVlil y a- rT'^r.'.T^ J..fn!jv$g.U.t? .i>|([<wi>! arm??r>? fcr-ffl'Ti'* """" H tjitt ? " "A "'A- *' I.].. ( l A i ;r wi '.l .|u\ ti -. i-'i !' . .. '<' "y ' " 1 ' ' rl ti\ Th< SJj >,(}(,(. ' ',K" '"1" "i I * jJ . " " 'j"! ' > X'.?-*li';,t'"uorj< tvj _? ( I - ? . 7Tli'V. t"rrr~?i^ \vva7vQp. . ; - athr -tl;; ?,T"TT-: ri- T. T.c V3j!~ ( . _ V M? .i r i- thV?irh f!v?' ' !'!< > - oW ?,f thk-t i y"'. .t3i.-f a inil.-ku! <vin': !' --n-'. . : ui^nkuk au'l jiL'-nilir _ ? iti 0. V" " _ ' w.riTi?nave nrtt-?.v?v< - - 4-U. : ir?-i-r.f.T' Hans Kindle,- u..': v , ?:iht Ftin? anmnp-tlie wjorlii'- ijrenV " - tt rvHi--:, lr-t? t-y, v. il?it i" ' lm; >' i i n ' , i ' mi a.-- a ynanjic ?' whir'vr. -and < .f' i rt .in ."MmrK !- o,:,. ' [' J1'1 ' - a-at i<'m- ,-nva Ha ; 4 ? ;11!;v. .?i >-u:uh (2a^,|iiia. .. ' ;-r:\ ,'u' !'!>.? si-Jif hitf - ;..:t . . . . ' ' *' < Audivorium aVi-. I. !.-s.j t al - ))..! kQishH,- "'i. n't -( ;(' \\' i 1!' A (< r . Vl_ ~ Fa may. I r'V- )| - 'Jl'. A?: riani nAv. ' s' !!- i.! ilcony Jiav-fc. hi i ; i., \ " I' C > laVf'il patrons. ? ^ 44,- ....^..1; -ir* (HII?PH Rev. S.. 11; I'a^ior r :;l;:;s , ' Tl " li'u.i Mir-f nt the-usual tiriio witH . tTi^w-. te/.ohei-'. and puyiltw . iu. After tlib cln?5 ly f vh.? Mr. AV. l?'Y{sf\ ; " aixij '.va-; a-'.v Uy?f?>|. *.> ] ?r?-?:? ? i'VV-il! b- int?\ octet! v.v.he' ; \*< :-t.l) " (' roll nit. Milluiil K::v- ??a ? ? surnvc Co., t- 1/i -? f }.:< if:;, . TViv'jnny N*. (\ n'r.d Hit-. .At.y- ::! ?'fn"rli.y fry two WT<'lv'?'- whij- ?%; ? .. ' Af:< V \yk:c'^Jli.- oavo alb;. f. r Quite full. oon>rr?' jr* **'* !! *' r t.lio irmrninqr ? rvvi . A;' r pHBirt "prc*rfmlnnrif-s the ?..-f . j(M-te.l- bN textJ-;.>rV.TT Kiiiv* ' :! ' . -' T.::-r^.' i m.iii,?if - .) - ' ? :? ... JUVJty f.ri.V ;1? - ?1 "l:y '' ir l.-inwir-tr *' ft? v. : T ?rr3!\XU ..tilL*. Many y :* ' - -v^-r .fakcu |v.?u'?$: - . " T?-v\-!*.V trrdi'i* ?1* '.'UV !'M-,ril: T. Hns-^ reV: :-:" i'< \y . wrHent ?fi;:--ic. \ I- l?-ilVT-tl>* * 1 < ? !ihc , , rt3--, ?t- ;?? - ; ;- v. ? ..i. I lit- J lVH'-I |?f ?.? Ray? wa< ,rh'>r :-hLT1ih .,-s-? ?1' v,- t* n a! i y ,i,,!. a\ , , A l -prt st-ma'. iv.- a* v V _____ Hi.' nltrh* mVvT.A'. ' K? v. \\ ' c; . V " M'lin'ua! 'h-.' . - f- : 1 1. y U \ * >' ev. IT,- v,<!,., {( .,? . . . >. ' ?I'-nlni 1 ;1 *.i .T>ii Tn. , * : "! I till '**;!] t 11 mi j m < Alii1,." 'J' , : \y.a-<Ieli.vero,i with Anw. in. Hir- jsprvfo. i ! friend* am! vi-if. rs aii- a], w y- welcome, -i. M'HV'i/lMi f>t 11.."M .. .' r~~" ? Hi. AfU'w business anil la.*- ? I'. iKVr.lK- ! < IVj^t ,.f a-.'i i-c-a-'- v. a * :'vh - t>\ \j r?*. -ii. Tlu-v ' a ' ' . ' t ni v. r- n'-., ^ ; Th .1, M T' S'-? ; , .,,,4 >m\ Taylor r.M ' S":... * T't: r> ay Alareh T l-r T> . 1 b.-.^t :"ir i- A :i iiM)irfrrfTr;~! ;. vi:.TTrr v\ -*^r.~yrT\ ay' t ,1 .tt? *?r tiewv i|uiz. ' Aft- r lh>;V V' a.. wet ,. yu,ni!m-1c :| hv Mr.-, t '* whleh' every. \>uo ' > / tvu-,!' ' en ?Tt :V iTT'-T vwl, \N'at,*t H crmwirv". ?<?< n tl: y , : "Daily T.orir Absw" \. Aduyiy *ftiv>i?Knt.' *ii>. ! '. ;* . tary. P. .1. Caiftpholl. : o'r..?,. flu : to welcome Mrs.. *>\v Miss" Andornn. aftvr ti-iv Til'.' soho/'.ls of All :? : ~. 11 > . Prof. S. ('. pony. [ M] >. Con,, Pck an?i Mss. R I.. Dav';> arc ?., hip :t u'rt?liii't! ry]v?rrr? ?rtftlilfon are Rieityp t -rti ? ) : l/.t all linos. j -Mv.-'. I.. Milfoid ,,f Atlanta. (la. tvas'also a visitor at Si.-Paul S-j:;- * lay. * . . Tho Andcrsnn?Pon 111 y A->'>ci..- ' Liiui. iih i Saturdny at Rood S+rort School; " Thip spoakAT'AvaY M?\ J. Cl_ lliillor. -County Suporintrvdort ~ >f Ktlucation. "K very-Rural tone4;-' ?'! *h<?uld Jwvo heard Mr. Holler;' Attend. your meotjnps. Watch St. PaulV-rnttvlror Eaeh ivgrkfr _ur.de r 4? oapfrnTT-?wtTTT 1,1 peppy names- are chirped with * ' rlyn.-rmrtT?frrrm?the "dyiTamrT~~R? T ~~ plan, push..i\iul pull his part of ?? this proat Roconstruction Rally. Per the- Leader from some cm* -irrr in your town.~~"