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leap .. 1 ..'li?U_i_:?a-uxi 1 1 i > n ii < ; . A'j,
M'hilaii'-i i 1, i 1' m t i ? fl.-i iVtm<yl
vania < lay f'ttiiiiv it. I!"?i I-nhnson
< if < iihi :tiliia I'liivii-ity' with
his .paiMar nipluted th<- S.SO yard
relay, whi.c hillary . IVa-eork' (if
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L'' . captli r i Nff 111" v.i'h a
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f . -then -dt ia a:< d Ttdyjs.- I'm- . r-ityV
star ill 11;'-.rc-i-.r <1 loamr filial
to -the. I on inct'i'i' "capped .in their
E. Ii,\ ~rtrr" f;ti l L!:aL thi y. a> e
p Nejjp.es aril tin, 1 they ui"
. in all Ii.ik's of < n<i< a\?i u h they
<~ #hn&. hayo t^mpbde: their ' dlKMliion
and take 1. i- ... ~ ^T*iJlh
llles .1 ;u. Wliy thai r. i
r~~ lot oOfOlolvl Villi l.ir.i <. | ,
* ran give ally real,, sensible reason.
O dor however is rcynVd, n a a
; ^ handicap only iii Clui Ccmntries
or-ut lead tlhy rlami to be
^ Christians.
"MKIHT-UKFl.E< T_ON jrmc
SOI TH
Si.'ithfi it Senators ali?os>. to
~i:m an' n|i|?o.-ii)t! the Cost-^USJ
W -vtvfr' Ami ly.iuiiinw hill bocaus
.i law auain.-t lyiu'hinn. they fee
,.() (lie S. oith.?They, "T
-e. fir I liirht. tt not only ri
rtiV??'on-the South hot the Nortl
Ka-1 ajitl \\'ost ,as well. It eel
inly i- not ait edifying' jthgugt
that only in America b y.maiv- iw
mir^/ae burbled. handed toTtrv*"
. aHffl 'ttit'll slnj^s._ biuret's. t'u
tnal oi he ij-j 70-off' and k$i
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Wa^-SLiL in t'fi'-'714^1 lyo-^M" .waii
o civilisation. Christian civ
'.tSft&'frtay Pi""'Ge. said ? Cert-air
.. : ?ii h -awta'i v and 1^'iifc^.l
: ti iv'i ai-.-m in th so counVii
e the Christian leNehn is Jit
i dominant. If such ikhrwy ri
' > 111 on the .South/ttrfln n
" >' ot (lie other sections, it is hi
t. 7- aim -t all ?f tln;. lynehinji
e.ciir in the South. The object ^
ne Ai.'i-lynchihjr' hill ivi simjily 1
the faet? that mass mill
!V' is as snouts iis individual mil
<l'r. ami Mo nivj those who do m
hoT'ieyo fha.' itrrvinurd'T shoul
'M J. ;!? a I'lijliw in sit i
^ i up it those -who ifirii i
j-ui li ;i> a mere pastime. Not. of
. I those- sena <?is wiiD hold a
..t'u h-auds in holy terror at tl
' ..ihjl'tj > t nasTiTt'jr such a ~l?ll
ruV which they nnp'. se. dare com
'Ml; aig-lu out and say ."liey belie\
i:i i\ i . -11.; i v or that they arc d?
;<ijr.?' iy:vhiiiir In" < jipowntf tl
"; ilh / lint do 'i'cal m<Ui riianipio
" 'ii . *u which-; in-y ?b? not, hot toco
;^Jrr| i in ajmth'.'r way. if they .j
<> ffSfffi JtTTt ! <diovc it shoul
Vupp: i ssed, d >. t hey tight c
" l< ....ado "i propose . to .put II
g?'i~Tp ft'.' lie that, is not wit
J : ,77 a-.n;;i'i -f uu -is as soumi -b
lay a.- i. \\a> the tirst^dajt^^iehh.
was (.Ms pressed'. IH sjuto
. lost re ' Hailio.- of Si oil h- Can
li";a. who ?e'ms to be. the leadi
i:i .champioiiuiK. civilization - -Jc
molis. -instead--t*T irr law-.' 'T'hr.is
ian - America- sh <trld. risfi in i
. iiitr^r..ari i ?ayy the ti:ne:ha,< eon
.vi> ji no n-ami hoys shall cease
! ". htitciieic 1 l>y mobs, and wo mo
hie " a to 1M. mothers, rippi
opi.ii. tor .tJ'k pleasure if the sa ii
!' i| ii ipants. This is win
j~ ' '1 ill I. ~ 'iid. <>I southern nu
11,1 i '' 'Hi ii'" w! ijfu-[I u|: ciiluii
. . :i s;!?ilhit's ai e-saying ;
I 'j-' w. l. MU'TT' 11 m * - ut'.'other sr
. i ' 1 i -ii aiitl help thfi
""i POINTED I>01 NTs
| Hy (.ecr^c A. Singleton /
\\ L- '\\ in jii! ' st It'll!* Ought
h <ty the Imul n.- that thi*' wet
I*. t Ives ami *rs. \\
. *' . jih-a-t' .ourselves. Ka<
- ai'ti-t j least* "lilT"iU'ljrtfrMor,. .
i j*My t h"t:
f' njlchty hOoFsY*'"If
~ ~ )i" iau'tl ( in ist
' '? i. V have et'tit j in retl iti.i
f:tuts; i (>ia t agaiii"
?A"""v"rn-'R "wTuie 'ait'tfi iiee i.-' sa
1 n it ?
..an4 yea leave, the
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. fit-in:
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' '.'J ' " marifin . nf -i.i
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> 11 ?tiI.* t" it pa
a ?:-rtri?! r> 'Patt- f<?? 4-h*^
th<-ij- livas Kack
? i:\ -. t
' '(j "- '. i H was imlurt<
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.! 'i ?!' \V- 'Kc. liHjtit y" cjhiinufi
at- f r?ii\V(-r.' II
. <?'. ' < "! - i .. Ik.' in lift itani
: - ! i ' ia\ iK it wil| vi
' !'i ;j. ? ! { ?! r luiti'-n.
_ ' ' ' a ;I 1
r ll>:': -I.. if,r- h? at:MtJu)linjfTa_a'
'1 ' "V in hi;i Louisiana til;
ij Unit 'n|;|( < } th?* ammi-i
insurance company. "f
_ ' - h 'uajy.. m me principl
. ? r; ;?ui a x_ i"P': nv. pnyintf a
!" .,y,r " i* s ri> nine's i? ?=alnri?'
Iv'lilci v nm.?t hi' protected.
^?1 ""M'i?i ?' .?i'.m' K'"i| in cnr
t I*r.tr with tin- spirit of tlv ?i
- . ... .-.u t ,i. -?t,?
! " it . .ill.' ^h-s pjivcexLmen <
cnl;.i'T<7ii jury service. Xew Te
t(>w! K en * i ii'ky are. being- fir
-I \\ nh tli" sanie pVoblcm. TV
, ! ??. i "<" -gnize Rn-n;
'?*t"! 1} Jli'. iii serve < n jur;
,i'!-rvi-e 'lie Supremo tribunal <
te 'I y i i) 1- c11 <|e\VII a lint lv
ei\<'?.<. VH; eisbmp '
Ml' Mie n|<l I'-nsir.n 1>:
cm- ? '' (!, th', "so states' Lhat~cal
.'if ui!i iv t qualify to rerpi\
_ . '' ' < v* frem the T-"e(
I ' '- n\. might not bo sir
t'i see manv <>f their <*>t
'/'P moving Ie.these.states wbei
in 11!.11 iIh y will lie e> red fn>-.
!. fI' i'*"licit ieii season is here. Ne
er.ii) .the.. ULstery. of-the race on t V
earth \frll young poyple be gradt
into >tieh a world-as iht' 071
K; *
?* ' \
A J
? -w arc living in b>da>\ -A -ncyr or- |
1 der is being born. _ t H
In Xicrinany-a--great effort is be
ing ntpde to establish o native re*
ligioniin the stead of Christianity.
rj-; The niovtMn"nt TTtmaiiv?h:^?rhinit.
I .sand^T of followers.. Few days ag*'
.il iUe>-vea*-.-Legnrded :r^ a revelation
of (iytl ii.s Je^rtis^., Soine luu' of re,*
'.aiming. wi old U?ul Bfon/.e people
- f > say that Richat'd^ B. .JFofrison
,t was a 'revelation of Tiwsk and thot
>. Very berth is ah overshadowing-of
s.- the .Holy Spirit. But the thoologs
ians may .thrust over this s' raw.
>t __K vi ry now an I then-senile so it tenle
tist-plvylosojiher t'lls us about
)- taking a trip to Maty. Some day
i y
mm may 'diseover how to do i'.
i--Tj-ou- ruT-d .not have us worry be?
^ viiir-e when that happens ymi will
s he using wing transportation.
' Wonder if Mars isvon improvement
L'- upon the earth. Perhaps they do
'n not have dust storms and?XT ?ods
V over there. . '**
r"i Ameri a is nu rtolly aft'aid of of
Coufmunism. But in that direction
? tier greatest danger dow< not lie?
r" Her. greatest, enemy is h >t in Russ..
I.nt hero sit" home.
1,1 WINNSBORO NK\V9
111 '
^ Br. S. C. Johnson. .phy.-irian ai>'
l<?' surjfcon. acconipanit <1 hv h i r
' friend-, Mr.-.Ja*. J?
IC <.f'Ttull'aloV iN'. V., sl tipped <-vev a
few hours in our town last \voel
10 o'n tlieTr jvay to Charleston to at
I tend the Medical Asso iath n
Whileheie they paid our sehnol a
10 vi-'*. We were indeed jrlatl. to
II have .had them look in on us.
Tiji. dol'.ns 11 is eolisil . to M'
Vlcxitii er .Russell. Mr. Robinson
J ', > pn sent- the Continental Casua''*
'v Ins.'. On. .of Chieairo,
-Mr. (iep. Wordard who u it. v
' living in- Washington -wa> eowr
""tore a few -dttys-htst?wooli ; < ? ?. ei .
a. -t.jjj -jste.i'. Miss Rosa Lee, who onk>"
i t-'rwrnt" an operation at Waverae-Vr?H'
spital. Columbia. t+r?ttt*'''
"> rtvd her doiny title. -i.
'> The l lUtC twin, hoys of. Mr. air1
V Mr'-.. Thoihas Heath ' eelehvatvd
their l.-t year birthday last Friday
it afternoon. Fifty-four ?chi!drei
ti jd thirteen adults we.re pres"nt.
n. 1 lelicioiis ereatii ant! eake. were
erye \ Th*- boys reeem-fl- -nrttny
s'v useful presents apd each Sl.20.a
;it Mi-s (lladis Blown. otvAshovdlo'
11 hei1" ftff a \?hiUt-4he ym st of
! <" err father. Mr. .Lis. HVown." We
a- vW'leelvie; Tier ;lti~<'Ui; iiMtlst. . *
e- ' Fi lends of Mrs. vlailie'. Younir
11. will kn<>w hereby that she has
" rune to the country to live with
her brother; . >' *
^ Mr. Uky '('list . ;irn|. .Mr. Ualidi
T T.ii)sey spent a. w hile -1 n 'pur -'.uu p
X 1 rst Sunday the yftests < f 1 * * !'.
t and Mrs. W. A. Ross.
~ Mrs. Nancy McCoiry and I? v.
K. K. Boiil ware-of (iruat Falls and
'h v. .lames (lifts' p -of ' ('ijindoiv
. spent last Friday with' M-tvaiid.
, M < s; .lames (iastoii.
.Miss Mattie I)< uyrlass of ('heser
speiit'last Sunday in our town
he Vurst ofb' i:' uranilniotFter. Mrs.
'Sella' IH jrlar.
Prof.' T. Iv. Mcintosh, Misses
Sat a Brown. Mattie. 'Hauler and
~? f ys.s.1 .a 'd"sn-HifitjTl'ett trr-tel n m l>ia
. -last Saturday oh'husiness. ? v
Jtlie ' Fairfield County As.sok i'aiion
held 'it's Mast-' inecfimr.m the
~ older.i ism lli.- , ; v M.-IioqI. 1ST-'
muirfiay. AtPr the opgntng and
,u .'Hiuuk. -I y 'I'H's, Wr A. itos?;,. Misv
'' 1;a ..Ionian reiterated- sill that
e -had I't' IV th lie in The"filTlttniy di~
art in* nt of our .center study for
lie year, This- was followed By
it??mmk- ii-iii- tlyo-e wk-> had been
I_ ''.I O'fift d I tooefiom.
i- Miss Bessie F. Pickett then ffUVe
I>t 1 i suminai y of the .aecomplishk
mutts of the intermediate T)'pt.
i; tiding-Up with the different types
ii -rf teVts.* jtev. J. M. H-.atty' then
ii tallowed with a thrilling short talk
>ii the importance of organ-i/ati' n.'
pi?Thi.' i lo>eil?n?.successful year oT
a "Fairfield County Association.
ll -7- T m ? -7
' - C A I'i NKY NKWS
u ? 7 1 ?
'Che entire-community "w:T>-trrr:rrL?1>
i-lpivked Monday to heat?of Hie
icciiknt and death of l'ttje Kaylr*
, npO.d Kirl.y, the hahy of-Mr. ant.
Mr.-. Saul Kirby. The accident
h .cured on the highway when a
p- ruck struck tho-c^ddld.-' He Mod
-? -s.ithin fifteen miliulcs 'afterwards.
m Ih. luneral was preached by Rev.
tj. I.. ..McCree at I o'clock. Wed-,
aesday. The remains w?tc laid to
, . rest m I.mu<slone Cemetery. ' lie
was :i years, 0 months, '.I daiys-old.
lie leaves to mourn his' loss a
mother, father, ,IS. sister, f? brothers
v and a host of relatives and friends
.t, Ten. iitjlc. trirls who were pliiyntii'r
i i limn i I. i. e ;m,r
six- l? ?y*?(rfw^n the^ litres of 5
md <> serve . as pall bearers...it. 11.
T K'oTf'i undertaker In chartre.
11, The family is very trrateful to
.. thy many fri'nds far and near for
1 he many kind deeds shown and
('1 leant i,fnl flowers niiMT vfrnVT.~~'m'
"onilolenee, fipm white and color'*"
e<l. __
Mr-. Yfjlnif' 'Mv'b?rrf S'|rirliiTr
"T 'iiitS and Mrs. I'uby K .Hiy-h' .w-,
e'r of Ri itre. Spring attended the
fumral of- their jit Ma brot her.
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15AIINWI'.I.I/ \K ?VS ' **
c
Mr: West! v Ibx o*' fronv .le -v
-it - - V ' I
-i" imiiijr sonic Mine
' ?'t'li hi- brother imd/Tamily, Dr.
,r lh J. Dix-on, who J^-tfiown to
make it pDa-ant #<fT anyone, wh.o
comt'.s?Lo?Hannv. II. This?Wmg
[' Mr Jiix son's bonus lie is-ivoJt-<nnod
i- by msfny friend*.
1 The following teachers- - spent
1;?sh -.t'.f out-of town;?Mrs:?ftr?At
r- Tlv mas. Miss K. K. Ton'lev, and
i- ,\Ir?, M. S. Kvc.
e Fume-time ago Miss M. Wright
and Mrs. M. A. Owens sp+msore'd
V a misc. ilanrou- program followed
ip by a short p'ay. "The Dream That
i- Came True." This program waa
given tTTir'.ei est of the Bethlehem
/ - !. -- '' " ^
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_ tlje palmetto leader
'-flnpV'.fl rinir.-K
? MMswns 'I'. -t;1V( n: M. >>.-^\lLnrki_
?*" 1 M. J. /.Julian u\irc the.dinner]
guests-of ) 11>_ |). i>. Peoples. Tut*?- I
2?... Miss K. K. Toatley
M1 - ' '' ' '' !' ' ml eui.?t u! Mj. atet"
.Nit,-'. Jf )ui I lar.imiii> I. ^Dr. . I)., JDixon
attended the Palmetto Medical
.> "ssoviui en in. Oiiarleston. last
W ek .
A play'entitled. "That's One on'
Bil'." will he pre?ented by th. mem
be rs ot' the lugh .scliuoi uwpai auent
.the Pari,well Junior lli Schbol
Monday night, April 2b. Tnis
play is sponsored by Mrs. R. A.
Thphias and promises to furni: h
an evening of real < ntirtainhient.
The1 t'dc.iiIty'and 'indent body of
hi B.'J. J I. S. are indeed plcas&T
.vith the accomplishment.- Cm,
jl ane. a member of the ten till grade
\vKo has up Ir Id the teaching of
Prof, S. A. (iuinyaid and the-record"
of the B. J. H. S. by winning
first place in the District Judging
on'.. >t of the" N. F. "Y. S. C. ami
fourth place in the State, Judging
'on.est. fieorg.- "is .looking forward
with imieh enthusiasm to
the Regional Contest which \vil,
be held at Tuskeg> e in August.
The Jt nior, D.clttiiuition Contest
of the Barnwell Junior Hi School
\yill lake place Friday night, May
J. Mrs. C. B. (jle.il is diivecfress.
h?f the content.
CROSS ROAD SCHOOL (NO. 2)
Ou-Ti'i lay night. April 20, Theschool
closing e\erejs.* of the aoA*e'liunie
1 s- :u??l, was }ield in the,
chool chape!. The' building was
I'OUli ll lull. ll I'.'il'i. 1 tlrt i.timilr,,.
omv -The pi-ntrnrrn?wTtTd<rr^ tTF"
nn'iub' 11 d.,
- Pro , .1, S.: And. r-on and hisveoworKuhii_?l'>ish'ed
a successful term,
lie was eltclcjl-.fei' another-term a
piuficipal, J.ul K boful ue thi pr? vij.u
nil expired, The community i.?nil.'
el' 111 i > \ h u n n niTVn."""
Oil Satuiday.May 11th the Central
Quarti. t wMJ sine several si>
ial s. lection al '.lie St. Phillip A."
M. K. Chti|yb. They will sing dur
ing the session of !;hc Kichlubtf
Ushers Union.
The Central Qihirtet is having
m,. special' l .'h..Usal under their
director, PrulV- Anderson-. *The\
are now ] repared. ttfc render an ex
?ctirnr prptfra;::' . eu I' ThenTf "
(CI1KRAW NI:\VS
Mr.- Author* Mcltonald left, last
We 'he day- morning for Brooklyn,
V. Y. wia re h' \,:!l soer^jl the sum.
nut with hi- sisteis and aur>rr.
Many soeiui functions-weje given
n honor of Mr'. McDonald. :
Mrs. IK'Ul.a' K. ('nartipmii 1 wa* .
hostess to .the- WoinanN ..Missionry
S- eioty ??ti 1'riilu.Y. afternoon
Jiiits.1 .a numl't'f of Yl^e members
vere present. .
Air-. A. K. 1 laminontl \va>?bos
? - t<> "a "Silv r Tea at hei~ Home
Sunday afteru'oofa for the hvtu'fi:
- h junior class of Coulter Unmoral
Aca t my. .A v ry interesting
program was ivhl.reii; Mrs. Susan
'Ford was hostess to.a Silver Tea at
ier h ?nie Sun Say af'i rnooii for th.*
beVefit of the. senior class of f\
M. A. . f
Tho Mother*. iif-Americana patf?
. art for AlotJiVr.V 1/uy, will he
pivs n i at' the ljaptist Church'
y rfie 'if. Av. P. C. 7?: T:() I -o'clock
>:; Smaiay. A m il 1 Lit h. Th -nnl)1
it- i> eiiPiiaHii- invijod.
On Sr.;ni|'ay,-April ">Vh at 7:00 tih'A"1.
A .J'. C. Will nre-ent three priz
?Mr. Ch'uf Lu Allen will fl~"
l ive ?ir .tut.being; re.-'pi n-Hile fo...
thirty five young; men and women
"" 13. V. P. 1'. which
v.:;.-.'.? m.'i'l"1. t r'.milici brougMi'. in "
by any of tin* coti..i slants. [Miss
hilia ! .ht:-<>n will receive one for
in burin 1 in th largro-t amount. of
mdmy and Miss Myrtle Prince
vill :. cei*1'one for blinking; in lh*..Cen.l
i;i:? -. st" amount. -AfteT "he
pi ntatio!> of ti o prizes the B. Y.
P - I ' 'ill di-cnv , e i itii1 (4|(i .n, iiii'Vfrmts
of the Xeirito. Conu1
to the 11. Y. P. I'. Cu to tile' 13..
Y. P. P. - * "
Th ic will he a projrram lit- th.
*' ' !' : I i byu-i uio 1 .! fell on
-J?I' .sti.-.j p v j 11 1> i h,. sdlaker
l"veTy bo.iy is.tn.rUiaUy- inviti'd.
?-?jrr?
HOW ARD HKill 'SCHOOL ;
(i myMiiftU, S. ? 0nt. ^hundred
{ lnnr -tu .i rits and leitch.rs fiu-Iu..
i'ljj Mis e Urueh Craw forth, Marjoi
a I>. K lly and Mr. Charles S.
i>i.'t>\\lie w, :t out to the beautiful
\Y? e 11.4\\ Plantation, about .'3 1-2 .
.i.-ii.s itoi.i.ihe ci.y on a hike. The
. row ,' met at tin; school building a. |
t'> o'clock Saturday morning; ' with
every ttiMttf ready . to coUTplete at.
- n.ioyable' all day outing. Af'ei
.. a n n iiii- a)?Uw I'lnnUftion?t'h niyj
~ (Iroiipd, hTaTjy jpterestinc ?, r;|>>uv .
were played.
Tfte. *ii aehe^ vThif were pvesentpro.
ided real .whole.soiny out" dOoi
;ft>r?thx? i i'owd. At noon U*iC f-iiMf.
Were spe ml. and every nody had
-plenty of evvrythiiv?r Rood to eat. 1
- vi'.' )?.m;'.. h?Hr>?games?were?eon
inue.j until 4:00 o'clock when the'
! ?! . jj'i.outi? t.u> i>fd- liwmewanlr^
Many hearts were made happy on
that udy. This was the- first hike
to. , srhonl ha> hao in ti n y? tu.<.
44rVe-to-Hrf-fact that, so liiaiiy'of the
most heautitul and suitable places
near by are owned by the Northern
tourists. . .
\\V owe quite a hi' to tho-e
] tracli. i s for havipg this attractive
Land his'.iu-u'- -place selected ar.itl se
.ueeil I'm the anxious school hik-.
\v vtrn:kbor? In kws
TJi :i stiuhnts of ('. T. S. motor
training camp. Prof. (I. Buckman..
j had charge of them and wa> acconi
| panictT hy ,VLr. Joe Robinson,
| The adult schools if the county.
rend'-re r a program a: ColUton- j
\ training school. Kri 'ay night. The i
' audiLTii iu.ui..-wjui?fill'<1 with?audi- :
tors and got a fifio impression of j
,.T ' ' , .
tcTbias joins
si'?'AFF OF
relations droit
V. M. C. A. Senior Secretary Will
On Interracial Cooperation
Atlanta. tia., April 2'J. For the
ensuing year,-in a<ldit;?m to his
work as Senior Secretary ol' i the
National Council of V. _M. C, A.,
Dr, Charming II. Tobias will devote
part of his time to the work
of the Commission on Interracial
Cooperatian, according to an "announcement
from the hea.'quartr
ers of the latter organization in
this-c'ty. The V. M? (*, A. agreol
to share Dr. Tubias's time a4 the
eauu'sl request?nf the?Interracial
Commission, which felt that he
could render the cause <>f race relations
a unique and Valuable service
in connection with certain-pn >
jects which the Commission is pro
nioting. ,
The veteran Y. M. C. A. leader
was encouraged to accept the- added
responsibility by recent dpj?ortunities
to m.dress important
Southern groups as an interpreter
of interracial goal-will, and by the
uniform courtesy and appreciation
with which his services in cmuiw--Den-were
received. In. a -recent
good-will tou'r in Texas he spoke
iTy lnVitaTfoti IkTdn7" The" fa To
Teachers Association and in seven
of the leading white colleges, an '
sympathetic hearing. His appearance
last?rtrnwipr as > >n? of the
principal speakers at the Southern
Methodist Rummer Conference at
Lake Junalusk.i, N. t'.. is another,
case in point.
It should he clearly understood
'hat Dr. Tobias' connection' with
the Y. M. C. A. as Seiiii ! Seeretary
for .Colored Work 'continues
tinchanired. The new nrranjremerrtwith
the Interracial Commission
means gnly that lie will tfjyale tune
between the -two organizations.
J'lo. CnniniKomi wnirlv f,tv_
tunate .'in effecttny ,thrs armnjrrmenf,"
.',7... " . .
. lliom aphical t- N .
Dr. Tobias is a nat've <>f Atiirusta,
Oa., am ts a tir.idt'ate of Paine
Colh. pre and Drew Theoloyieal Se.m
1 n H'y- ' 1 e i- a trustee of Pa'ne
Coth jrc. TT-va'd I'"ivers?ty. and
Palmer Memorial -Institute. lfo
taught six year-' >t I'aino ("<?11?>ir?
and twenty-f"iir v ar> has been
connected with tin* International
Committee of V. M. ('. A., for tlu>
last eleven yc:ias Senior SecreFitrv.
]")r. 'hTiib'as lias" twices he**n"
to Kurope. fifst as *n -'elegate to
the T'an-Afi ii antCTiTrgress and I it gr
ay a- dcdoeafe ttwlhe Y. M. C\"
A. World Cen'ereiiee at llelsiogt*'rs.
In_L!.ejS_'he received the'IIarmon
'Award for distinguished service
in the field of religion.
what the adult s hool is doing for
our people. '
Mr. Joe la w is "of lavage St.,coil
tiiuies"rth..lus/.l'j:'i..2id- ltope-ho will
." oca lig-vs'H^V.nr.
Th: _.iIi--io!v"v circle of St.
IV'cr's-A. M. K." Church nr I at
the hoiu nf Mm. I.mi-.'' Mulligan
last Tuesday and quite a. large mine
dna?srf missionaries wefe n" ?oiH.?
Rev. and Mr-, t\ It. Tiller, tie-.
i "inpanied by ^L). n't! ~ Mrr. 15.
TC ni motor d over to Orangeburg
'a-* l-'ri 'nv b'i basin, s.- iningU .
with pleasure.
Rev. X: \V:_{Iray "fiast'of pf MTico"
doiiia. We-ley (jr-vi1 atftl. .1 erieho
M.'. l*h' i 'hurche- ha - lieon con fined
to liis room for srVetal day^ wi-U.
a seven* auacK o.l illn --.--It is
hoped that hi' will *f?i n lu- at 11 i n i -*
off apum.?Th" :*|n inn?i .'-i. v;?I
js ill prpUTos.--JU \Y;??U*y (im\i'
this week. ' Tlu*
Buds of Promise (.'hih oi'Kl.
PeW r'fT]it,fl< Id'thVir meet-,
in^r a't the A.M.K. Par?onap Ja-t
Thursday- Hfhri'.on. Sal lie'Bram-h
Pres.; I.. I >ii-k i V'rr ; ^-'i1
_iU?n;c \Vii"!i ; ; Hula I.o.-Bi
own, Troio .: t'on Aji'diH. <Yit
:< ; Yornice AI '.in A t. ( 'Vit
Amon?r tli" i I r.? "in . nj
wen P.:I' I. It?: i. Sarah Uliehs
KaTlihi~\Vt'ijfh'. ' 'a'trnsr Strjitic -ftn^rrtru""Whit..'
"TfTTf Marpie NiuMi-'
ran Tin, i l' li j in he yonoTitt i.laleil
tor t.he I'ii: inaun r in which
it is conducted,
Mr. W. (). Fi amp'oii. rile of tin*
leading elder- .of the Hopewell
"Prrshy l riiln Phim-h "Tiei,... wa- 7*.
Ireted 4-o?iepr .-.it. his churoh ami
the people ui ft+s- pte--h,vtory--whir!
meets next moir.S ia t'in innatti.
Ohio. Tiii-, i>- t'" s cuiij tipic
such an honor h-.i~.-Ut*. n ennfenvd.
upon which prov < tint In- do s noonly
stand high in * ' e . es.teoatiorn
ol" his local rjiwivh. Init . ho intlhe
presbytery. 7
Air, d'el-er. Al f' '.vie and \h-s.
Mia -.virtiinry (it Mrtrstree motor
?1 here Saturday to si?c?d Sunday
ami Monday "a ith Mr. an.l
Mrs. Gouillock; T! < y air: Isiiisr n
of Min. (Iu-sh. who is th.' ~ll?mn
Demonstrator of the county.
Easter was eelelu at. d a_t J\ft.
7ion last'SlinTTav ~im I many vi-i-.
tors were present to \vitnvs-- the
sum Mis-, s Sv. 'i 11 ed ;>n-iMatti0'Field
are. to t> given Ynueh
crotftt. for the showing of t he
ren along with Supt..".las. Mac-.
Donald. Mr, F.rnrklin?a-wd?MdrCromer
motored from Orangeburg'
to he present and made interesting
renuuks.
CAIaFMN NTXK WIN'S TWO
Ol T OF THREE
Orangehu r g ?S-.- 4'.?Two 'out of
-Br-re m>s the-fashion in -which
'he f'iaflin College b?Vfoa<l~ feaiw
cmofjryd f^om ;r throe jraioc schedule
last week. Starting off wlOi
:t 12-7-viftory ~>vor" State fYdloire
(in Faster Monday, the n:;fn.u'e and
maroon aprjf',,'Kation was slowi'l up
Friday when it dropped ~a dfanF
foutfhl (fame <o State, 11-10, ClafJin
came back stringly on Safctmmy
t'.? take a krai)H' from Georgia .
State, 8-6.
Simpson, ve'cralPTltiflin Junior, |
- , f ' \
saw action in all throe- games. He i
allowed thirteen hiu and fanned--j
live in the inuiai game With S. t'. ~
State; against Georgia State Simp .
son eked out nine hi{s and struck
- i tit "fix. Men.?rn-rhr. second SrCr ;
State game he was on the mound '
- I nr a half of inning.?- ? -i
The secant game with S. C. State '
was Clatlii.'s game till the ninth
inning when a. last minute % rally I
!>y the revengeful Bulldogs sent |
the score past a l>-9 lie to t4-5> '
with. State in the. lead. Knight^
a n 111 xed. another score for Clajlin
an : Jimmie Johnson of State also
thrilled the stands with home runs.
Cfoorgia got off to a quick'start
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Saturday, 3Iay_4, 1935
in the first inning !o lose the.lead
rrt-the third inning. ("leoigia State
threatened again 111 ihe tifth with
i .three run rally, bringing the
freoie to G-ti. Clatlin Lu ke the tie d
with two runs in the seventh inn
{'hrUrp*-f>Hvtt' 11 h. fur ircor-^ __
;ia, allowed eight hits and sent
'ight nun back tc *h.? dug-?ut by ?
turning the-last strike pass them.
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tibia, South Carolina.
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