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eurrent issue must be very brief
and should . reach the editoral
desk not later-TTlan Tuesday of
each week. ; City news, locals,
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7 Columbia, S. (V Sat. Apitii-27
We believe it wou'Iu be better'for
all concerned to have a surcease
< +'"4hv: 'B"1 >Tiiiji Sims' . tVair in the
newspapers. can conftg
from such. Trials of issues are
not-to be mflde in the press. Ther?
are proper tribunals for the trial
of .any and alCtliings?and certainly
there is; a proper one and time
for the presentation of any charges
against a prelate Of the A. M.
K. Church.
Among the few southern papers
that do ~n >t take kindly to' the
STcottsboro dee Ulmv^t-c the "QUI:
l.ady of Br.iad Sii-eei"--The Charleston
News and Courier. Nothing
is-surprising in that however.
In its sentiments as to colored neoas
American citizens, it'ttaslflj
moved a p'g in the last fifty years.
If is to be regretted that, both of
. South Carolina's (Senators, are op
posed to the Costigan-Wagner An'-'
ti-lynching hill. Senator Byrus
says lynching is murder. ^Thero
whole thing should he left to the
States and not to the Federal' Gov~
?emmeivt.- Now Senator Byrnes
knows that the whole thing has
- been left to the States for all these
tor ITnd he knows that no. State
jury will convict a lyncher. His
old home city?Aiken?-pulled one
of the mi ?s.t attrocious of lyrTchings
-^oiie being n woman?and nothintf-done
yet. ,
What" is the matter with the
public school teachers of South
????CarrrHna-^white teachers Z A- bill,
has been introduced in the legislature
to "punish such , teachers severely
who fail to take" an oath "ti>.
preserve, protect and defend the
National and State Constitutions."
Of course, the hill, says TEACHERS,
not white or* colored. But
the world kpows thaU no such law
is necessary foy colored teachers.
O dored people only wish and pray
that these constitutions were pro?tooted-and
defended. .ancLthc. laws
of the State and? United States
were observed and obeyed.
Whatever may bo thought of
Mississippi, it at least has a Gov'
ernor with an admirable idea of
justice and a heart full of human
* kindness.? The Governor,^ Hon.
Sennett Conner?, has instituted
what he calls a "Court of Mercy,"
Knowing that in the penitentiary
of his State_Jthere must be many
convicts Who should not be there,
?he nn'krs?peiKUijal visits ~for the
of the things ho has foimJ are not
at all creditable^ Among the eonVtots
ho found 3 little cokumd h >y>
?one ll years ohhnnd two 13
t .. years. Those children had a sen1?*nce
of 1 year for grand larceny.
SENATOR SMITH
' ON LYNCHING
Senator K. I). Smith of South
Carolina knows about cotton aTT
right and well deserves the apjpellation
of "OottorV Ed.," but. what
he does not^lTtiow of the causes of
lynching would fill a book of some
? dimension.- A few days*ago opposing
the Co?tigan-Wagner AntiP
, lynching 1/ilT in the Senate Tie un-, "
buruened himself of a model of
r??josrtr what civilized government
i(n?a nr?f mean Snid rViw ,g?eof/\r
b" "When this hill is taken up by the I
t Senate, the Senate will be advised I
E of the necessity of.flroinf? ^utside
L .( thef flaw to safe tjuarcl out finq^
^ side and the Sanctity of our wo-,^
manhbod." Such a statement was i
1.7
00 inep to let pass so the good
atltea of Klorida \vho resent the
ilea that their '""womanhood" de
ends on lynchers lur protection,
iroceedeu to let the good Senatdr
mow tHat he was 011 the wrong
rack, a no senator evidently not
tavjng had time to study'this quesion,
ialls back 011 the old plea of
hose who don't want mass murlers
interfered with by saying.
We in obr severien eapaeitv can
njttle .with this problem). We do
?>t invite interference ; of those
vho have not had .the bitterness
>f the trials we have endured/'"
i\0\v giance?101?tt?moment atvhat
the State of Senator Smith
n its "Sovetign ^fckrpaci'ty8'? has
lone in its battle with lynchers:
j'i the thousands participating in
lutes of. lynehings, less than :1a.,
lied and not one convicted. In
li?2G, 3 persons wcru* brutally
y itched at. Aiken?one a wuntan.
1 hough the perpetrators a r *C
utown, the grayd jury to this Cay
las not "indicted a single person,
m 1U33, Norris~L)endyf guilty of"
aothing, was lynched at Clinton.
L'hough eye.witnesses went before
the grand julty, that body refused
to indict. But it is-not necessary
to make up a long list of
sucl* .things, every one knows.' in..lpdingr-the
-fe>?mator. that lynching
Stales cannpt or .will not put"
a curb on this donmable thing. The
Senator trys Ld impress the world
that the South lynches only be-.
cause of rape. But ih this the
Senator is using only wards. Why
Senator was Bertha Low mail
lynched; surely she was not guiltyrrf-~rape^
or the A most 100 of other
\vbnien. If the Senator would
take time to inform himself?- and
he ought to, if he^is to take ait intelligent
position, on hat bill?he
will lind out that only oiii,- nut nl
every seven xyncneu in tne lasi ou
years was -even accuse^ 01 rape.
From 1880 to 1083, 3735 people
were lynched. 0*f that number
jiily 878 were accused* of rape or
attempt rape. We hope that the
Senator will investigate then vote
aye.- mjm."
TH AT J TRY Sli(Vl Ll)
* BE CO.MA1ENUEB
-List week in the Richland County
Criminal Court, a jury brought
colored man for the. killing of a
colored girl. The man was sentenced
to the electric chair. That
is the first time that a jury h'as
found such a verdict in Richland
County since electrocution Inpbecn
the method of capital punishment
in this State?aird that has
been many years. There have been
many brutal murders of colored
.1.. i... ~..i i iu;..
IJWjJit; uy tuNii'u UJJK- HI
vicinity?but- in practically?every
instance", a manslaughter conviction
has lAJen the result ami the judges
have bt-fTT e x ce Cvf i hgT y" !lgni i 11
their sentences. The yesult has
been:a etrrckvs" hi: iy^rd -<4-X^-g4o
life. Judg(> J. Henry Johnson
who has prc>tded over the two
last criminal sessions of the Court
has heeVi an exception however. He
has been hand dig' Mil "Hit'1 ? 1 rf(1 r:t1
es to those who goe otV with Verdict.:
of manslaughter-?110 :! and 1
vears for him hut sentences- way
Oj) in the teens.
With a few more verdicts like
that? of last week's jury ami soim
more of Judge 1 Jolyt-on's t upscs.
N'"lnrn hilljpp-- l?"""l W f ' 11
otf. Of course, "it is n" >t to" be understpod,
that* every such killing
has been murder mid .shout. havt
been? punished as such, 1/itt it ibeyond
reason t,\ believe that all
slaughter a" th^ 'verdicts and'"'1''
tcnces have indicated. The taking
of life is a serfous- matter. Ik
l it the. killing of n Negro or white
| man: and where the victim is si
|Negro, white juries should step re
I rriirdinir it ns n trifline. iuries like
tJiat tof last week and judges like
Judge Johnson. Life t.ln'ii in thi:-eivmity
will-iakg on ajiav nv:ir,
in^r from the safety "standpoint.
THE VOICE FK(,.M - .
THE MOUNTAIN
By B. F. Stewart
."At this "writing everything ii
the mountain seems to he lrftine
up its head and clapping glad
hands that the winter i< past. Wt
Tire Hearing the?end- ?d* our worh
in many parts of the mountains
and getting ready to take the mucl
"needed rest niLei-fti durTfrg vnoat'r.r
time. We have five more weeks ir
the school where I have been fortunate
enough?to servo as principal
for ten years, and then we will
scatter to all part of the mMint air
seeking three months of rest. In
all of my churches w<- are rallying
f,?r the great Baptist State Convention
which "iR soon to. convene in
Florence.?"Much have he en?said
through: the coluinns <>f this" great
paper anr.*-others about just what
Vs expected at this convention.
Morris College seems to.be paramount.
idea of all tW >se who -wrote.
And it is true.that Morris-College
should he. the paramount idea of
all Negro Baptists of South Carolina.;
but as has been said she
- houhT receive r>nr hoarfrost cim.
port. Therefore, is one..of the committee
merf in the M'>rvis-College
drive J ./like my' friend Daniels)
am urging every Baptist preacher,
layman or what not to carry or
o'nfL a special contribution to the
State Convention for our college,
I hold that after twenty-seven
years of successful operating, and
(riving to South Carolina and the
denomination strong inert and women?if
Morris College should lie
forced to close her doors-=-then our
fore fathers who,drearned of a'Yollego^aijned
and operated by Negroes
have failed?and those of
us now who say we"~R;ive\a college
hafce failed? and even thokc unborn
Negro Baptists who.are yet to
COTO? on "the scene will have fail
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| PERSONALITIES^ |
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M AKY .MCI,KOI) HKTHINK
College I'flrsidi'nt ^
, ^-r to
1 on .July?tt*r
? 1ST"), just a II
- , ??" T !' > > named -i-!
No dream- p'j
|HB&~ - '% child, coming al
<, * ^ 'jj ''tlin a" |uun'
ever be. known ^
(jj^\.N.i*. ??_ ?"iiS one of the \,t
MARY M". ccthunf great^t eifucator
of h.er day; become a great p
orator ami-exi native; give.mental in
-i"'il physical lmnlth.:dbft Umu-.-mls; to
or through." her sympathy, and th
kindness, touch the hearts of -?>
; holt-ami.-. * .The-e . I liing- ' soi m
-mmudeou.-; fiba'AWir l h< v niv ti ?* *- - <
'The lack .of the iuecksilTcs ,.f
Jit'.', liiu.-t have been a blcssiY:e to_
iut; 1..1 i.ui'UL'-ii it all. -In- ..-till ['
has -hat under-tandinj?-?-4n-nrt. V)
wTin-'h does out- ill service. for all ,,
'who want ltic tiling,s< she >ti,u^l .j .'
so hard -to ~gvt. ]Tdte attc^loi..
srliool in Maye.-\ille, and lalci 'j*
wetrv to S'vot 'ra Soniitiai \s tit ("oi??
'I'd.?Nor' h < ufolina,?vs )u-h 4i studied
: l oin 1-SN^ to IhJifi. IV in
I x:r.v ic, IX'7 rlu- atten .e i 077 ^
Mio .y Ihhie' Institute in Chicago-.. 1
Sihr' this time, State Colletf;-. Oi - 011
aimrhurir. South Carolina. -anti ta
W'ilhe: force I'niVerSity, in'Witherforce,
Ohio. havy-given her "arr W
Honorary Master of-Artis dojtue. V1
1 On May 2. 1 SI'S,-she. was mar- A
lied to Albert 1.. Ih-Unme. To t-.-.cm ('f
v:;;< bum .urn* child, Albciv Mel.'-od,
.Jr. . B'
. . Alter leaeiiin.u' in South Cur- ^
oiiiiti; I lame- lii-tUute, Auu : >ta. -CI
' .vent- t" l?ay'.o: a. Clorida. There of
-inT.ilil, villi one dollar aikKfifty
ents. f:\w-iutlc-K-ddC and a rented til
otiaye. -la- jjuxi - hed out 011 a. se
l-laa whk-li .wotiTil e\|i! i-.:< . ( re uf dii
- ' f: ..r mi it t'i - " : ' "No; .in; btr?mi ei-? -er
yd iii-ito but to minister." She
v.-u.tr- 1. .I'taeli to f,-leave human ;i:
ufferin;r. ho it ohy-iea I. 1'icnlal h'
or sp:rru:?!.- Sho toll ll>n> UiiTTJt
?. I ! 1> li.* . '.iluvat tin- < (.
_ ?l.i'iiii.- in .I 1]* ;>i ts?M-?14m- \
lit lli< y iri- ,v> Ito .Woulil ; ihv !o
l'aUiri* ?>f our ranr . Wli.cn she hi
tirst >' :n 1< il. I tori* lit' to s'no to
a l'ti!!".ui i-. Ilui -<;(in hor
.:.::atT*)ii i-j void-, fl
I , "IVffra Boa; : of Trustors was Qj
iifua.ni/.'i i -an i :li?'-school was e'iar l);i
S??}ii tin.- I.till* nilt,atry was p
t'aa.H "iiiir o. iho'iiirJs en"
. . i , , m
- :it
v. , li t ? ..;. \ fa I pi XVUS Kept. t?
rear by t<> help supply food; t.h* ?
.!ui:!iti~ uvi'i*. al'Aays clean;
' < ' [ -always-<4ieerand
n.pr. .au j ni<?re. the spot
l J.I . a i.l 1 hollU'. 1|) 1 'JO I.
faith llal! wa^vvujitMb?-He7' eli1.
. - . ,^^u^-rTTrjr^ iK'i-auvu kfelt *-'<
--?t ' '-J-- Htrftucmro" f4
_ M hav,.' .-pAul its xvinjyp
.a. i c..eiy part of the. community M
pTHt fTTe Ale 1a-oil
11 s'pilV.r :VirT'"Ti'irtfrrty Scligtil Tui
,,(!!>I . Ti.nTOiitirtln?" movement
- LTtr-^rrr^^r^t+nt*->o-t^+l? thousands tSS
if,. ~.V ' ay lei- 1.1 lu l.crrM+h xs:
.V<U1,I 0?M t his she VatJ%et'od up. K
"A group ot'~*'nrj?l?cfetl tHUlVen >1
i 11 nil! a P.iit nt im- cn-inn' ill this ' i
- T. r:.: . .:;!!? . h Vo;; n'h [? - felAt " to 1w "T~
. a1;..' ). ' he" help, of a will
. trail;. <1 .lass of senior' girls,
tatr_-11; ihemuhe habit- -of cleanli- l(
~ _LLT -; j, Will! f il'Ul.-.- uiulhuiicsty.,? ?
So ha' -li might* lielh thi
yoiinjr men uh<> spent ill* il* leisure
:iilli uill ; . s.hw railed theni '
togetherjiiid iii^Md on a lot near 1"
lln; ranfpu-. \va> erected a beautiful
little bull Hero the;-':> men at
;\vere i fcoui nue.i in many helpful
lines. Tlii - little l?ni 1;i 1 li^r was u?oil "U|
. in os-herr pln<;e -for a Y. W.'C. "
j A.. debating?r-hili. athletic?Ctlih- t?
, pii'iy liH'i tIntr ami?Ij/i tni"- room
A fitter IJoy.-P Movement -..was
.soon ? tii> '.? ? 1 anion j?. the ?oUn.f*(?st
i set- a.'i'l it made much' |>n"Jrie-s in
- >,mij!iiir .i;.'i '.rrattcir. There seem- -it!
! to 1) no >tones . .Ink > ft unttirned ^
. wl crevc: dile.f Who- canno; ^
mt that ; hi - tx.-loved wopum has
i poilre.i "ofTr her very sold?hi ro+r-- 't
i fi vtee uou^ human needs?
f'n lhttf v s.' hool became einortr
! eil with the Cookman Institute of K
Jack-on\.jlle; l-'la. We now know 1?
t!i:- (ti?tit f tid.n as Ketluine Cook^
man < oil- ': . The plant C now s<
appraise:! Sol 11,0011. or more. Mrs. ^
"d ,nd ;i yill <iis< oin aire their am- hi
hi lion to hear abiut As a hum- of
Iile. stati-limn "f thi- (treat den >nvinajion
I in in po-i'i.on to know Ah
: 11; 11 ;j I IM' ! CIUirC?ni:H ?M
which we have in the State would m
send- up us *.-nii)U ..an.unt as Sfj.OCr ; II
( act) we could ea>ily^ffvalizc a. net S|
.in wl^Bfuit c n-i 'ei ine oil
the assoe"; ti??n. union, conventions, ty
am! diin.1'.i'n-- givt n by-our pastors s|i
which. nunjh1)' " -)' 100Q.
even, that i-"a small" amount, vet it T'i
woul ( ls'i a long way-: in helping to Jii
inaht our c-liege a college of to- fii
day. I wonder what became of the te
pres'uIiJit of the Alumni As- af
soeutth n" W> have been 1" 'king tn
ami listening for his groat pkvns of
about, pushing the endowment for k
the college. Perhaps we' will hear to
from him soon. Well, I am Sure
that we arc going to hrrvo a great is
convention at Florence, a great re~ tei
cord wfl) he tnde .financially and tei
numerically. Wo liope tlf greet
you all in the Morris College Ral- fa.
ly on. Wednesday night at the con- inj
vention.
_ THE PALMETTO LEAD]
thune's broad, heart J has not
rmitted-her" to work at her
hooh alone, t?ut every where her
rvice aught. be rendered for
od. From 11)24 to 1928, ,4he serv
as president of the National
sociation?rrf?Colored Woman's
ubs; she is founder and tlhe first
os id en t of the Southeastern Fedation
of Colored which covers
e National Headquarters for the
urteen states; in 192G founded
fttumal A- rociat ion ?>f \Vnminv at
14 O Street, Washington, D. C.;
esident of the National Associajn
of Teachers in Colored
hools; presndent o f Florida
at,. Teachers?Association;?pre*
dent of Florida Federation of
aloi;ed Women; and Founder oT
ie" Flarid.a Delinquent Home for
jlored girls. . ,
Tier-- inemb* a'ship .-is with the
eneral Conference. Methodist Escopal
Chujx'h; theTfPdefal Coun
1 of Churdhes; the InternatiofpCouncoT
of Women; the Delta
gma Thelji Sorority (Honorary),
he is a Director of National Urm
League; National Insurance
frsoclation; the Conimia-lion. o"
iten-acial Cooperation and the
ational Business League.
At ehis wiritlng hundreds of
hiladelphians ale eagerly awaitg
hot arrival afa guest speaker
the Mass Mating, sponsored by
e. Philadelphia Y. W..C. A.,<-May
1938;?,
)I TH CAROLINA
SANATORIUM
State Park?On , April 14th,
? were, greeted with the Dvaatie
Club of Sidney Park G.4 M.
Church?led by their splendid
istor, Rev. C. H. Anderson. For
e past few years on Palm Sun;
iy this club has brought sunme
to us,, We all enjoyed ' a
em. We. are glad to have them
i Palm Sundays.ahd hope they
11 come more often.?We thank
>u for-the branches of Palm,
Inch carried - our 'minds- to the
fiumphal entry into Jerusalem,
lso the lo.vely-dni.sket of Faster
Oil Afirjl lHth, Messrs Coats,
Limirardner, and Mrs, (Jrogory
^presenting- - First Baptist
iinoh (White.) of Columbia pre-,
iited every one- a?lovely basket
Easter eggs and canfty.
Mr. Mobley and Mr. Rhane of
e business nvn Bible Club held
i vice in" living room on Thurs
IMKHV, ..mm ...?..
r,H>yed; : J?S '
Deacon?? A da ins uZkm_?Hap-"
<t Church and Mr. James Gladn
brought the little preacher,
TtreTt Wilson; ^he gave us anher
good sermon from Job 1st
K?{>t?r. which we all on joyed. A
ng with Deacon Adams were
s daughter and niece and sisr
of Robert Wilson. .
We wish to thank the girls of
i>oker Washington School' for.
iOti^~ki"rt remewbcrance of large
isket of eggs spojnson'd by Miss
M. Copield.'1
We are glad t<> have you Visitr
ni a|i|?i'?u iato..your kind ..roniem a-ivee,
_ rNurses
and Inmates
"PROSPERITY ' N EW&~AH
rrrfr??wiAl utti-ml
^ . ckimn A K.
1 rMIIUUlV 44 c. unnvu ->_
At J P. Si. funeral services for
r, Dun.an Jones of Greenwood
<yic u inducted )>y Qitr pastoiLJi^
Mis* l. -roy Henry of WinstontWot?V.
dA--spent -the- week-.end
ilk iter, parents, "Mi's. Mary
iijYll'y of Winston-Salem, N. tT
>ent the week-end 'with hefkioth
Sunday.
A silwr ten was triven at. the
tune uf Miss Mildred Burton".
Miss Elizabeth J.ohjtftojt will eh
rtain hhe~ club next Sunday,
pl'll -V '*
Teachers _u? Prosperity Jr. Hi
i-hool of 1 {134-35 are ^elected
>r next term Prof. T. E. Harf-r
aft nr.un redr ?
A. Kreat -baby contest is now on
l Sltiloh. - .
Prosperity, Furniture Co. Wheel
Company, Air. L, A. Pluck and
r. A rtjuiv Pu^h, Merchants will
ive prizes-.
I'KN DLKTON NEWS
K:t-TT"i* (uin'i-nms at'Kinjfs Chapw?v?
iv~kotHl. IUv.?Dtown
ul' Calhoun was ?with us
umia. ni^ht, . * '
Mr. Henry Aiken was funeraliz1
:t' Ih-thei M. fc. Church Sunday
. M~J with Key. Kady' officiating.
Tin loyal Missionary Society of
'ma's ChtifH?P"-"t?Tft-'-Friday, April
\ at tIn home of Mr>v. S. B.
lutler. Mrs. M. J. Crawford spon
red a unique Raster program,
M i s. U B. Thompson presented
r little nephew, Genuis, with a
rthday pai"ty, April TTJ] Muny
his little friends were present.
Field Day was observed at An
TsTTr Ciiuttty Trulninj*?School.
any schools were represented. A
oily those present were: Mr.
ope. State Supt.; Mr. Folton,
Sate Afront;' Mr. J. C. Holler,
tin t y Sirpt.Mrs: Awdersoft, cmwrh
supervisor; all made excellent
leeches.
The first prize in the Oritorical
?ntest \va> won by Miss Virginia
antt. Nathaniel Brown won- '
rxt prize ip-the Declimation Const
l\t r r>rl \f i*? A rcVi Ttfnvuroll
M faculty of Anderson county
nininfe- school were dinner guest"1
M iss Bhrnioe McAllister of Starr I
They Returned "hy way -of the :
ant Tri-motored plane.
Miss Lilla McAllister of Starr
spending the week with her sis- 1
r-?, Sallie. and Bornice McAllisr.
- ' '
Miss Ellen Garrison entered the
eulty of Anderson county trains
ar school.1
A delightful mepu was served.
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WINNSBORO NEWS JK
Appropriate?.?e1 fv ices ?^
wre held at all churches Sunday*
' u l'
The parts. carried out hy t'hp
children denoted that?_Jiiey _ hail j
been well trained. Black Jack ^
Baptist Church is bring rebuilt. '
It was destroyed by fire about 3 ^
weeks ago. 'j
feev. --Smith, umd contrroght ion
are worshipm}^^ Shiloh. Preshytorian
Chur<th\jfa' odd Sundays,
through the KftWh^ss^ of Rev. T. u
j??Dr.--and Mrs. Hunt?of- ^
Chester were in town last
week, while here,^py*dropped in
to see Prof. a'UrMrs. \V. A. \
Ross.
Dr. and-MrS. J. P. Pickett ol ~~
Camden motored over last week
to take their daughter, B' ssie K. d
home, for Easter. tl
Fajirfielcl/ county. training pj
school is .preparing for continence a
mpnt.
'Mr*. Willie Smith .visded her y
husband at the Veterans hospi- h
tal ip Columbia. " - - t..
Students home for Easter were; ^
pisses Riubie Gladuey, Eadonia
Manigault, Sara Beatty and Lois a
Peay. Messrs Paul Beatty ar.d
Mr, Peter Young of ConcoriI7 ?
N. C. and Miss Lcnora Haltiwan- r
gur?of-this town were united ._i.U_
holy juatrimony Saturday eve- w
ning by Rev. E. M. Owens.
R, J. M. Beatty mote red. to R
Chester to vc-cntcr his childi"n,in -F
school. Mr. Paul Ross also re- W
turned.
'Miss'Rosa Lee Woodard is in * *
the hospital at Columbia. We
wish Tier a very successful oper- y
ationi ; ?
Prof. T. E. . Mclnlosh and a y
few senior beys motored^ to Ohes-f X
tor to witness the ball jfanie be- ?|?
tweeh .Finley and Emmitt Scott X
Hi School.?: ; . . j ?j?
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Five o'ciorlr^Easter morning
services were held at?Bethel A. {
M. E. Church Suiwlay.- Many X
were out to witness these'Cservices.
, j X
Sunday school opened at lUTDO .j.
The lesson was thoroughly dis- X
cussed aiid later reviewed by Rev. A
Palmer. ' - V
An inspiring sermon Was1 de- A
livered by.ReV. Palmer at 11:00. ?
"The Easter . program was Reld. A
at M"t. Zion M. E. Church Sunday y
afternoon for 'the children, and X
Sunday night for -the large peo-? y
plei: X
Bethel's Easter program began y
at 8 P. .M. Sunday. X
Both of these exercises were y
quite unique. Mrs. Harvey Mr- X
Plain of Richmond, Va. is. here
Virginia, Fullars and other rela- X
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Mtfecs ?|?
-trf Pk??onoe -spent Sundays, with X
Mr. and Mrs. S. Conyers, Mr ?*;.
ami Mrs. James. Hughes and ; children
of Fayvtteville, N. C. and
Mr. S. M.- Hughes, Jr. speht East y
cr with Mr. Hughes' parents X
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Hughes.
Miss M.' L. Mitchell of Orange- X
burg hps returned . hone- aftei
haying "completed a suecessfi y
school lerin_-in?dtk-tmnity. ?=ajc
MJ^-.s Martha Reese, instructor !?!
01 ioniu?H)so? Hi * eh out spent. X
Kaster at her home in Bennetts- V
will lenier n- i>ro'-rr,un Friday *i*
aft ernoon. . . ' A
?The Deehwwthm Contest?h? - %
tweeh Kinjrstree and GivelyVtTtf1 X
.'U.ll . m . i : ~
m-hi j 1 lursuay nigra. .Mr. y
V-ir^iPDcmer'y won, first prize and X
second prize' went to .Miss
Uiuh Anderson.. ' X
Both are students .of Tonili'ison ?j?
Hi school, Kingstree. Y
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? KASTOVKK #?A\ S f
St, I'hilip A. M. E. Church
Rev, Wm. Gantt, PastOr ,'j*
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Easter D?ay wys very pleasant. ^
Rev. Gantt kept in touch with the {
Easter spirit by bringing us an ?
inspiring message. The Sunday A
school Easter exercises were hold. *j*
at 2;30, A very exlcoljent program
was rendered. Music was
furnished mostly by the young
men. ?? ? ? X
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Webber of A
N?w Jersey spent. Easter with the X
former's parents at Eastovor.- ~ jr
Students home for-Easter were: ?
.vnsses I'woiriy lyOiuns, i^ouise i?<*voe,
Rena Woodartl. Uueilr Gantt, V
.Eleanor Simons, and Master \V. T. X
Gantt1 Jr. All student* of Hook- y
eV Washington High School. '"X
Misses Inella and IAcola> papular
CO-ed? <>f Allen University also *?*
*penl the holiday 1 hi,mo ^
Mt. Zion Church !|!
Rev. J. A. McConncll ccI? !pi ai <| {*
his anniversary at Alt. Zion" Sun- X
day. The Sunday ?chFi&] was cop- y
ducted by Prof.^Bugenc Barnwell. X
The clubs of the church were well {
represented on the program. X
The Sunday school, Missionary
Society, Haher?Board,? .Willing" X
Workers' and many other nuxili- *>
nries (rave talks. ?
The Morris College Quartet ren- p
dered music for the. occasion.
KPv. E. C. Fogle of MoTrls College
preached tbc anniversary sermon!
Mr. David G. Belton our relief
teacher was present to the
meeting of the W. II. and F. Society.
Miss Ada Mae House has left
for" New York.
Miss Olive House of Allen University
spent the week-end with
her mother. ;
Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul P. Webber
worshipped at Mt. Zion Easter
Sundhy. ''"
Misses Margaret Washington and Jf
Thelma Stronian teachers tn
Junior Hi School spent EaaJ^
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IBENKZKK \. M. K. < WRCI1 ?
Rev. M. A. Hollins, 1'nstio
Easter Sunday uTF a day I?>: k
> bt* roiitenih' iv.i by \;s. \\ a had j t
eautiful weather all ?luE '
(Kill |?ii tor In na. lil?u-?m i Mi'- ; '|
"Viinm which" - was - enjoyed j j
y all -present. a . j e
Easter cxi-ivi-'s weiv jnaiul,
le ^stewardess ho;{i d 1 ad' the
Uireh artistically ideiprabd. 'Ihi. Hi"l'?>
bull' ii :. I I lii t1 :
u* .. oceasion.Fiyc
o'clock iifii'ti 1.1K ' si'r.viil. f
as one of mil- EasUr piuvram. ,j
ilc_vveiv .vci y tUa.j In haw a lew ?
is:t nil*~ ViriTIiVu-1. -oui h uy.'
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IT. OI.IYK A. M. E. ( 11 I Kt lTT !
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Rev. A, 1). Daw Kins, I'nstor
Sunday was. rally-day.-the Sun- j
ay school ,W''r c.ilb'il to n+dei?at t
io usual hour. After the ili-ctis^
ion of the lesson, the pastor yaw j
n enlightenuuc review,
"Miss Essie Mac Kant and Mi*-s t\
onnie Mjjler, teachers fr>m Elint
ill were present and jrave us so in r
ncourayinir . remarks. Ucliiriom-' |
?rvice was call'-d tn rrdrr-by-thr
astor at 1L' o'clock, ho dclivero-. .
very inspiring...sennun. ' _r
Rev. .T. U MoftrW,t<ns tftf oT Mt. c
ion antl Tranquil CL'.uvh!.. preach '1
olumbia with their pai^-nls. V
Mjui+t Alice IMcLakclilin spent the
eok-end with her grandmother. ;
Rev. II. J. iryal find Mi. ami Mrs.' I.
dward Drohcr of Kdjrewold, spent .
i'id?y ai t ho In inic > i" ,M r-?1 iii 1 .
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Saturday, April 27, 1935
<1 a u'"<>d sermon at 3T30i
It \y?fs very much enjoyed by
11 present. Reverends A. I). I)aw: ;
ips. J. T. Id> tore, ami triemls atT
ended a Silver Tea at the home
r:Mrs. Eliza Wilson after service.
he 'J'i>Ktf|- p) 1)1 uill bcuill <l[
Sunday, si'VPrul.^jimrtets are
\p> t ie ! fo sinir.
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T. M \-ITIIICW 15APT.-4 UUR( II
I .V \ . VI 17 1 111'('fill I *:i ^ ( lu*
X/wb.-rry Sunday w as a eaL.y
av Willi us. v\ eryone \va> preparer
:n .M'LU' Ihv 1 ami, ' i
|KiHo'r,\yas c^llrd to Rwk
iill .Sin,.say a! tvt'iuon to preach
Irt^Bayciila.'.irdat.e sermon after
^viui?_i pri aclr d a .ureal sermon
in ,a.y lie niin;j. ? ?
i-'w nil y si rvices. at St. Matthejw
>apti -1 Chinch jjcKaii a.; 8 o'clock.
lie, paTTor took the rosU<on) at 8; lf>
nit deiivere,;'"an .^ajeal seripon.
'mil nui h ion c N < e. It lie. scr vie e.
tiov. liitfiam^wa^ erUUd?to St.
latlheW Chureh M;uell 17, 19JJ5,
ti l 'the church has r progressed '
UUirh." sjjtU't' his- . administration,
r.stallat M??i services will run from '
tprih totrT hr;muh th.: "Jlst.
The Missionary Society will
iw*et Thursday. A j>r71 B^St fctic^"
hurch. . AllAd lie i lie mi, Pre-.
'Im I';) - t in- Vi.l Club will 111* ft ath
- same time. .Mrs7 NeTlle , t"
Villiains Pres.
Bru. Thomas Hamilton departed
' i life Apt ii 11. I}<- Is -nrvived r
y awrfe.-iT'eAhlUKilter, three sorts
n,T Iwo sisters. '
P v. A. I.. 1 nirtnjni... j coii'-hU'ted
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