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LI". ^ * w wi k> own f VOL. XI. NO. 3(7. " /ALPHA PHI ALPHA TO MAKE AWARDS The Alpha Phi Alpha Fyanti rM?nity will?aguiit?awurd?4his?year B?fcthe sum of $1,800 in fellowship I and scholarships, according to an U announcement from the office Oi' the B .Director of -Education, Professor Rayfurd W. Logan of Atlanta L'niversity, Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Charles Lionel Franklin., a U student at Columbia University I dollars ($500.00) to help him. com plete his work for the. degree of H doctor of philosophy in sociology. B Mr. Myron Bumstcad Tow lies, a tcw;her in the. Booker T. Wash Iiiig vvii k/v IIUVJ UI tiau . Ga. will receive four hundred dollars (8400.00) for advanced work toward the degree ot doctor iTT * Philosophy in Chemistry at the_ University of Michigan. Mr.Townes already' holds tiui degret.1fff r Master of Arts from the institu~~ tion. To Mr. Henry Alexander Rayn of Le Moyne College, Memphis, Tenn.; and to Mr. Wiley -JJowinun Daniel, Jr. of FisJ^Ujuvprsity.,. 1 Nashville, Tenn, have1 wen granted i , one hundred dollar ($100.00) sl'ho/ larships. . ' ^ ? Two additional scporarslrips ' of I one hundred dollars ($100.00) each 1 will be awarded lat? r for the at-a-/ demic . year 1935-36, Professor | Logan announced. '3 I Ift" additioon to these awards the I Alpha Phi Alpha_Eratei nity rum" I HneTed rliifirxr thn piivront trimi* tin. YTTT ~ T ~ ^ Vf V.? - "fa V,;V > v ?. ?.x, - ? V J v *? ? v ' . V first complete inv<usti^a|ioji of the new Federal "Agencies.' The most illuminating- finding, according. to Professor was the fact that more than 55,000 unclassified appointments Negroes received fewer than 500 and of these nearly all were in ?- the lower-grades such ar, iocs~li., . ' gers. \ The Fraternity also continued its. Go-to-High School,??lo#to-College Campaign and inaugurated an Education, for Citizenship Campaign. In this lattc-r "it received the wholehearted support of many I sororities, fraternities' and church k organizations. 1 IN RECITAL Charleston, S. C.? Of interest to music lovers of Charleston and tlje state of South Carolina i* the coming recital of Eugene C. Hunt, "* which wilL4>e'.givon in th" chapel of Avery Institute, Sunday. Sept. ~ zz, lucsh aH5 o'clock. Mr. Hunt is a recent .graduate v of Avery Institute-. He was a member of the Avery Chorus'and of the Male Gl_ee Club. In fact, no - program of major musical importance given at Avery in the last four years has been tri\+(p without Mr. Hunt's having. a place posses a beautiful tenuis?ami-?a .technique rarely found in one so young and ot such briei expci r- in c. His stage decmnm is of a nature which lends an artistic atmosphere to his words. During his period of study and preparation in Charleston, Mr. n Hunt has served his community 4 well. He has always been graciI ous in accepting invitations to help I on various programs, and has never been too busy to refuse his luilp^ B by using his t^lentf" to benefit " others. Not only in Charleston, but in other cities as well has Mr. Hunt given service through his singing. In the production of the Operetta, " H. M. S. Pinafore," by the IlookH fr Washington High School Clioi us, Columbia, Mr. Hunt was a part of .the chorps. T Mr. Hunt plans to study further 1 this year.?The "sut'oesB- of hir. >rotermining his future educational preparation. . ' He is to be assisted in his recital by Miss Ruth Gibson, soprono of distinction, and by Mrs. Maude ? S. Atkins, pianist of note. Tickets are priced at 25c and 15c. 1 i. LAWRENCE. 1 , The Horticulture * Institute k Have you ordered ydur bulbs yet? If you have not get your ord^r in as soon as possible. For those who have their bulbs on hand, the following' ,are a few hints for Successful bulb growing. There are two general classes of bulbs. The Dutch group and the Cape group. The Dutch group consists of such bulbs as tulips, hyacinths narcissus, crocuses and ' snowdrops. The Cape bulhs Consists of oxalis, fro ixia. xis and Others. We can readily' see that the Dutch bulbs are old friends while the Cape bulbs are strangers to the average gardner. The secret of bulb culture lies almost entirely in the development of the roots. If the bulbs are not well rooted, they will not Tnake good flowers. This is the reason 'why we plant in the fall;"they have fall and winter to grow roots. This^ is the reason why. we should begin at once to plant bulbs for indoor winter growth. Out door planted bulbs have .several months, to develop roots. Indoor bulbs should have no less than six-weeks (according to variety). Continued on page 8 cm?rt:?. m -rr;: .. r - v >-? w RRisrni H\ lVishop ? ??- ? I -w _(S|K-rial t, W| j.rT is fimxtx-i n . .. "~fc~ i'.l'-l in' nihi' rv n" Otl ?4? 7? a H tin ' i Mr > U*'-^ i ]c "Ti : <5 4?" 4nyjn?r of Jcsits thc~ ^4 1 S!*>*n Y(H' FOP. m: VK THTtKF. FO : ss AS 1 >(>VFS." A, <>F Tins WOIM. WlSr, IIAN' Till' Oim.nnK I doubt t'yit. r.r.y jiiic j.<* i-voi "faaltv h?r? tiv l;<'!':iy?rTr'-~P'i \y o.xiX'i iUH-c bas m- ?W <'<?! and ,('ait h in ' t u'.o win 1 Jove and lailli which ni\ -iekoi nsn.lt < I' i:irMiiivr Cm Ho and wol u? i' M .Hi in ;ii InF Sdme of our piisiors have loam - J t*ti*l the time < ', .th<> lvioniiiur the r-'opTi'," but pivirir thorn a hoanlit'ulriehs. The' host _\vay ti honutv and pr;n t'! ility'uT^tlv ' month n;n?r..the -vils byname: wrony!/ iiijr. Study your poopl your "after talks" during Suiii things' they-have done or ( your (. oivnvy.ltinn toll thoV.i jdfi in tl.cnj. Voii nu o h. abb to i out thr*" trued i-umkti * in th m i evil spirit t :d you iinlm art oi Tlii- eoos 'in- the elan* h ills of Sunday S?*koo.'-, |?r? -id< part nnTt v and clit'h<-and tlie St ( should look to run the (KlOU qi t^i'i^Thn^Tn-i^'S ,1<<m ''a-v :m<' ..into tli iii p.lr.ol'' lniiii-.o-s ! , you-their Ir^st n?.t's -ard -ray i tb'.ytvll you to "hurry l.aek." frown, at you and speak ero?-s ti i in- i i in- i i i' i v\ nil in;-. \ i i and ]earn this'-inipIoAh ssun. Y y<>ti can il<> "?>? and with a pvej even tJuajjih your in;. uiliership i a*titudo aid i-.tiM r it' tin?p. the church;. nor t}v- minister. ?bnd uwt how very ten ier and r > errinjr?' .Otily in. ylarintrYa-Vs-' others ('id Jes.us speak' sharp. 1 And. loo,m would do v. th(; ("ioneral Activities of ;'? ^ copal Church. lik<>?all nth -h-+Hr foi-jrent ral iutrposes. Iti-otir 11 required trch member to "aTy < . what i? known :i- the Dulla'ii A ?t WoUu?.i-'ool., ; lid i iMt-; e~t the hundreds of studyiits and J'a is conduct ine: the I'nit >1 t:ta'< 1 o -say "not himr :i ?*-xil the. I'uh'i K. Suiuiay Sch',<d iv! Ijs'hihr 11 and Church r'vtnn-ron Ihliidur-.Department in New York; the ti-U*', the A. M. hi. Review. The Recorder and- the Western Chloral Officers atn' tit-ir ofl'i o , bismtp. yeta.-ral officer, . oil. ye | tivilv- -chinl in the L'nitid^-'t; 1 dn^rvttfrare what Mid' A'r.vhodi Church is tin- vreat.si Nation one should t'i el njiyhty .-mail wl MaT a who!" y*rAr to run it- mac] ed on Raster or Children's Day. uu-nts and the -in wink t!..- A. ' w 1'. v. hiir i ut l ot led. wTTTi vT x resi i lit s. an ! v liito i o iu st ill I a>' I-VT ;: ay in :o lam some iA' <>ur same lxiitivkuLs?xiu. I I..ii., t al ...... ; > 11 i?i'l ... ;;>!> , yenei aljia1p <os am! th A. M " thai thi' .M. I'., l IturcTT. I'lTiTi N at is. ' Try hioost iM'.v'.y<hir eluire'f h lectiiur h ilar Men y ami more for yoin ? ' !"' :i? pa.-tur.s. ol'h IS. .VI. II!1 Illy "! : ho ; - ;; ll I !i fie. rs, uiut foIli-K-i' pi t .-bleat >\i: l>o?ly with whom yt u. are ei^fWet i tlouh'l 'hat. any <.ih- or any ! "Mefvvtwun: s; hui hyA.iMii Hocb ty." may 1?; savetl s< metim ; individuals to i.i'l tfbe~ii tli- idu ~r.r?.--i=.-aiw...t; |r*^.' hnp t vr-vv pie infendenv of Sunday School ;;n< ?jwf villi is ??r?I hi ill' > ai:>l mi.-, im and sympathy I'm: the a-..oil' of advane. meat of (jod'- Kir.ifdom ' so that neither they"Dor you wi one luiri'lrt'tl ihoi'siatdj Afrjt.an, the individual m uthvfs will n?? \ Ihl'AI.S pay llv ir church <.I -to small /roaiia with -nine . av "ttt* head of rc'rr* tnrfmi jr "?irt hitt wind up Uu- yeak jrloViously. > iiscd is prnjwj- I ad i>hip in 1<?y May the Ulssi'd Lend poi prayer ? i'-y?>ur Clmi' l'astur. N Hon. V . E . Jenck Address Baptist Na ional Convention ' MEM 11 lilt OL-X-tlXEkE. (I?\ MuiUll'l k. kit I'.K') W ..s' i' !>. Si|;l. S-?>'|f. a! *. b.t'or- ti,.v -\uiit>!.al Hapu^ i\crit?(/i: ana'.!<.; i. 77 17177 7777777 I (Ikt?Mi-; utpj.dfV n kliHi 'i 1 an Vfr?'. Virginia 17. .fi-in k . . ciyiiic Aiiiii'itw ?.!'* ('on." : * w f > k .: ^ ' i i i ' ? ? i<* | M I *' .1!? 4 mulif ? '.vl . sin "vr , imoiv ilinn (wo Ui riiufii f ?|q>< .ii I" -"krj:"u' c !?'l I In- t ruth ^ r?? I i n i k y.,,, < .. t < s! i> cxnHiinr.l in ?Ini'.-sf < .<> fWnils- SI pl'ljl l!f- t *?. *,! y'iM-n >?v+!s of t >.( ii.|iiv- -i n .(i, , i,v ' n t ^ oI t h'* W 1 > ' A Ittt^ ion- ( > !mi ( :! ,!I ! lo':?l|, i> " V n! ( : -i'- I" : I ; r'. TT i17". 'J, t., !i r ; j>:< ->l i{ |,. qu tfii- Iii?> 1 i< :11 in H.-vtioif, iJimS'ivCS insuio tc|io tvl n r > n to the-S'-> ipitii-i s sin i t h. rollvino Provkkneo haplnyH n irnardiiiK' American iivi.it iti? Vi '-m nil liin 'n of Hr ; u- ; i.c IV es in the past. "Divine Provitlon. si: ."has always favorocDtlvo Air' l it people. Tiniew without niiinbor -.v t Pal CO LI.'MB I . . J>A1 PA jgfnPiCf Noali W*. Williams [> South Carolina) minly t?i tha um*torsT )>r?7ai'ii"V "1* a^rhuiYhes-Io South Carolina^" or t rer numths of the quadrenniuni. Mi fhfisl 7\s si I asis of \vhnt I shall : TIT AS SHEEP IX TIIK MJ1>ST UK AS WISE A$ SERPENTS A ni t K :i I other v.D)i| of 11 i ^ "EOT? 'I I>' AUK IN THEIR -GENERAT; X OP I.I GUT.". r saved-, by holding up their ilefeet.* ( ml i lint lit i (. s sunt virtues, loyalty to one is engendered by a 'i \ oil -ei y.e. I do jiot mean :m all't; "H'l <;" 11111 11i.' lo ttei'miaVi'ues jiT" iity to" encpurajte those bet-tee quali id tin ART t?C pasturing. They tlo sermon quarreling and "balling < comforting message of Clod's love> 11 vnoiincei-,an tti 1 is to hold up Tqiposile virtues "withoutr- n-casirr t xe pt in certain notorious eas's e col let lively" and as individuals an lay service tell them, ahout the loin-'-, and wli.n you see individual ~ut? the'.good qualities you have.not lbthis if you study Vour people to and not the. bad qualities. . Why?let ~ winhirtpr even the worst in your Hi iders, sle.wards, tPustess. superint nts (if J.ciuHii's andthe heads jif. a 11 wurdessps aiid Tieheoh'esst They, lal.ities in their people and in their Faience hepets confid1 nee. Try this note the results. "Take'a lessop f tlv ir d( aliiur vyn)i you win h vou'c They uri.". t .vmi with a smile and ri?o things to you and when?jfou h Tin y'do not poke* out theirjnduth? v ymi. Most pastors-know aiid-prac it a ftw need take thepiselvest in ! <ni will be-surprised to ltarn low n de and how Much they will do foil ay In. small, if you take this wins 11111 were all eood the;.' would not : Hid you ever iHttdy the Gospel ju? mpassionat' .les us was to tlv. weak where smile "hipher up"" was*Tippren litimr words. 11' ii't to speak diseourap; nirly ad t'hureh. The Afriean .Methodist T *-at denominations, hps- to raise nu letliml of-s'<4Wtitr?4^b^km^iney wo ! mTy (INK DOI.I.AJt iii a whole yen loin y Fjjiui. YotpToirld not look on Th-tiTltheir huildihps iand ^rounds., cylty nu-in 1 nu;s_. thal_4h<?rV.M~.M. Gh _.s?ju-ith?-ur*a U-eiinjr'of pardonable p s'lihg House in Philadelphia* tli?* A hms iu Xashvill. . Teiin.; the Kin.ii s in "\Vn*liir,gtnii. I). th .Missio flppartmontol" Education, A. C. E. -O-hri.-.t ian^Ihcorder, Southc i-n Chri? i'lian Recorder together with?UL- < limv.-s. A nil'then to think that ae. <!? at, members of the* faculty ?>t' itcs aiv all members of our own R , sAVs'. the. A frican Ah t llbdist.' Kpi*e widy organized fnnV we'.have and im wt uid Unpck tlvi- l aishijr of One rtsVery. Or the free will eolleetioii 1 Roost" your church iti all of its dc p. M. K. Church has and is doimr. It Into bishops, general ntl'ieers,Vol ;c -id. ids of our school hoard-*, wi',\v h lor t luur support alio < ??nt tol uld rut say i-uu won}. All- di 110111 V. hi'.o >11)1 I ulxi d mi I' lII ?I1? v fi>v I. Iv. Church i- no ' xccptioli. eXoep i its beginning, lias boon ec'mti ollc< tiul sfo if you do not. have it easier ati<n. ^loipy and at the same time Hoo-t your pastors And your prosi " iiiOei>. yorij- l ish'dps. tuid general id facidvhs, hook for tip* be-*t in c Ted. ; jns'.ituti( n i - . aved liy Holding up t ng _up. their-goou. qualifies and virt e- ( y holding-up the notorious act ink- are saved that way.-" siilin.tr i'!d"ei%' pastdr, lay official*, su I on side lit. { of tile leagues,-pn s.id lary societies all work together in the din relics and eovnmunitic.* and. i - lid v1 ur I.astors to the coiiforc II !'?el embarrass'(1. Reach moe ol' .Methodists in South Carolina so t have to give mor- hut MORE Ih dilations.. Organize your church' * iwhom the mi anher* haveconl'id Very member may he contacted to b>thint? wruiig with the people, all o'and sympathy for their struggles ir out ills hlu^Kin^s un you alj, is OA 11 W; WII.I-l A.MS, Bishop have soiui l>7viw I'mviJ. nj.o c OS '' s-" <' 5' Nati' ii v . . iu li i . !p v.- s lu .-sl' -1. . IL~ have st- u in -each suceet'dintr i ration .i'loni the hii th vol' tlv uolu- ! .!_ inaiii.l'o.'t:i iikU this I>i\ ii:< I'mvi wiF IAM?n-i-n imv.?InL onii'.nn"- at ;'.:i nip. tint pi AVer from :h ve "Trrrr?Nation aH'T i>)c? by tfivintf us such lost Yi an:J iruid.iiicr as wo* n.. "il" iiKi't. and ov.cn. whelm the i "As Heavenly pow* r pave \\ )'u" <>i: aiid l.incoln in,the jm 1 , < pies* tit it *< jfiven -t':s a whes. mdyinir faith in. (!<>.! an . his (.-Minify hits 'been of matt heltifttliK s.-} an I spiritual ill<pi j<, V n to its today". It ha- h eii faith and Courace of that a'1'' ' ' itforiean, 'Franklin I).~" Krrrrs^n 't vtuel: i,.:s saved our. Nat ion i I i ij.k of liesti ii t ion and ' '-'.l-iiL if?It' v! he?Am. fican liidi <1. as*"\\-e comn:;re those 1! 7 Mncortrdti daw -7d nTTT! aik 1 ; Vith to-'ay. we can wall see ' -v that atl>s' ein? luavenly PtTvve 'W;t<-h5n-^ ove* t'a\_de-tinv o j'"* Nation' and all its people. ' !" have -seen how the evil forces 1 I plunged us into a cataclysmic ' ' j iliv eta of sufl'miic-. disilln land rneei tainty?have been tin . , nnd the American homo and the II ' ' mcriJah .Nation restored to tlu ' 1 we 1 ? Continued on page 8 T . . . ?. . . . ' ' 4 ? >0 T L ? ' ' 1 _ ' IA, SOI TH CAROLINA. SA'I I KDA Grayson Passes 1 Handivds stood sol' mlv by > the body of Mrs. Luc'ftulu (iraysun took its . lasting rest beneath a i..... 1 inmv layout ot beautllin Iiowcrs. j ' .Wis. t*t ray si m was oife oi Esiln, iv I i 1 ' most outstanding' eirtztTts^ _av t'+wl a typical example of high prizOK ! Nv"b);iiihoofl. ' l\D i ' ^'u au<' her Husband, Edgar 'ill.' (Irayso'n, lived togoth' r for 20 * years. They were known through- (1 | out their . section of the state as ^ and heing siucvssful in a large grocery j \v'iv 'nsino-s. h'ot?~nu[ri'.4.han 2u yt a i s. 1 love ! tl1'. ii'" husi tress fact, honesty,, and ,11 impartial service has won for them v 'liUi I ll!'' "f ltu' hlri-a-st w^ofr^ j' neo- '*a'c eompanits in near by'citiys, (iV's | thr whiuize11s ..anc!''InV1 re!laniTs -1 ' ?'f the fo\Vt* and a. host of custom- ' qui?? eis win they served. The public v and ! 1raine to know Mrs. Gray son 1 "*tiu. I through a Well arranged cafe v irilv -which :sh'e. own1d tfnd served. < ' j. I . Although a' Haplikt the other ^ j ' .don. "iih ations as well shall- feel r nice 1 A"u 11 ^ fhe lo-t of her warm, cheer- i < fu| and- "t egular attendance. Toy c ... i mucli mdtt-cati never be given for 'V'! ' ii i- ju-livu -s in building Hampton < Ibiunty/'L'raiuiijg School. Slie was ji ao.i.ng tho ti-xV*- I'aithl'uL women v .* \. ) i> raised more than a hundred t 1 'l dollars ftir its erection. j 1 - V - l''ift tsv erat?-y-tHtr-s- sire- -work^-d?i ; Y in the <N.tii t of Cylahthc, holding* t lu>* trr'tny important offices. v Z""1 She died Augttst 28th, after t n>ni many years of faithful, tin.-ein.-4i t Y' it * i i Kih i i*i 11 j.' s. i vice ar.u pie -e<i lo t what is helievid a quite, rich and I 'u-(! restful, reward. 1 * ' <j j> She is sur^rul by her husband, ! Kdhar (irayson; a daughter. Hilda, v a Ah i ris College . gradual' ; her j U!l d mother, C'bmjisy.Alston; .three bro-'- ? A'ou? . i.hers. I.eioy am] Major of N. J. i "nu,' and llernion of Kstill: a fluli r-in- j . u' law, Rev, M. S. Alston; a mother-I' ^ ir.-laW uml other rclatiYnr-trmt alj -j'ng host o! friends, white and colored.!),ml Rev. Charles Jagufers i '?? Old Folk Home ' )a\'e r . ^ 1 "the '....-1->'' !'a* cm. ? I 1 r.< >:.j . : iid'M.j, a t ot i: . .1 :I qj Cnvli '"*** *?,?r-rT's Old Kojks Honn wisii- , * i | i - In -w * I.?V\ ledge IVeOik. 3 C i ; rule. , .. . ... . . joiiowmg Lilts an.; .istlat.o - an-, j '* Jin e:.|Mi ; - iii.- r. i,a..K- f r-tl'.f-l. larv , i lea- I i?f J mi i? ?r "( nolo, .>ii ?t<|.I!ap- ? i tixt Church, ,\i r. ' Kvruiii. I'y.uh/'M1 1 * .-'I-' ! 1! V .'A' Slo'v: Mrs. Julia' W ,lsu.. Tallcy , (III I1 f'j'.V 1 " 1 I ! r.'ifii. v. r I.ap.isl .sjl .mil' i n | opal ^"'ls* C alvary Unl-llst' Clinch , inv * il .u liiu*- t-'i-ioad- u h.> .did not ( I* leave hrr i.ant'.'. .Mis. !v i 1, ! \ 1 mm- , . ... * i i ns. acting mi: l- or aid lriciuls o 1 rt Ll.rl N?y.' ritii. !.> :p.:1 .Cltihili "I' i.!V: TTv l.nii? Hi ionai . S.. 1 , "M r ? ..I 1 c Ai..::: S'->.J .M.'ii dloan ... . , , . ?rn * -?*-'i: I lie I 1 ; . . . ?. I I I.IK* i "i nil1 leu u! i o:.r. iiia- 'I'll r'ia: i ! ' a- i - ci . | 11 u jni'iii ii.a' i i. t i i . i -. ; i r. i i . v i; > 1. |. , I t in "lis, ii' l ;Hy >< !i' i: :";r p. Hii by Tiaiiv <if .1 h- iJT: i"f. . ti. Sh \vi lies' to in/..iv 1' 1'rien !s an col- lie pnl.lv t !:;? t hoJV f rl'lv ! \V act. .-'ill Wiv (I ...( :"( .-Ma s. *>! -. lina ' ii'iiv' -on an I .Miss' I'Tloi-o ??1'- <1 . ot1. ami to rcflu'st that -yifts eery. :'<>r tholm !<> sun-V '<> them ^ * ' ' li. ii' . Kloi.-.- (iiji'ii. Snpt. *'nt R esident Simpson of. i1;;;'; Allen ITniversity Will j "Address Singing ncos "tYinvcTitifm nt Cliapthrit pelle Station Sunday 1 i in- An.ml live Inittd'ids p. s; i t cncc. M'J-'L-iao 1' ---. L'.lvpp do .Station i./.i.n \ i.. a... i * ? i ! v .. I hey I"..'*. I" r choirs'.with ? .... 'heir !! --*<?\' r, Mil! the 'reel;. -k liih an 1 Artlur town \ . ! i!> !:?" > rrlfiN. ' The pa-tor ami officials of iii t a a.-H;<j lliv lilt im'?? rs ; ~~ :1'"' 'n it vc tluoii* "hil hei '!!l at horn; in < i<!> r to aoebmodate "'a.'1 'Is- \ i - i t v it li ma.' lahk _ sail . T!>o ft ami-- of (.'ohr-iibia iiad; -I to tarn t>'.n in InijCo tuini I u'~ h "i-j i,, v, olioine i ho \i ilois. Pre*-" sideni- Simpson .u?...Alien L'aiwrj ^ . ---jty will adrre- .h- a ,nV' i t ipi'. ' j'-i" ' r'1' ite' h'iuh" v ill spar or a j'!'.' soi liii*. Tiie^'v e\< ivis.-s will ho j i>. t J: ai o'clock S'.mlay ? .'t\ r- ?. I t O . . - ? ' Hos, ./ ^ ' M , Prcsiclen^JJolloy i ITthrv Week ;-.i ' 1 IIK\l) OF CKORfilA STATEj} 1 ;l ( OI.I.KCK (OMKS Ttt" STATE ' , tin L. I Durinir the past we' k, President ^ **'" .T. W. Ilulicy of the (leoifria State J """ Afrcicultural and Mechanical Col-1 M'" lepro at, Albany, Georgia spent Rev-j ( i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Carroll -I ' WKl-2 !?!" Street. |~~ how Hr. Holl'y was burn in. South r Carolina in Fairfield county, and (?!<: spent a part of the time wjth his We relatives in that county and .with that friends in the city. Tuesday i\f- ti i .4\ tf rnoon in comjmny with Mrs. li ,)M - ('in i 'oil .Mini M i.si Alma?Wat eon ? i d Williams they motored to, Gadsden vti ;.A- and Eastovcr in thjs county as .\ A.-' dinrier guests of Mr. W. S. Holley, f, welf-Known undertaker at Gads- ti den- S. C. j'C L ?ca 9 Y, SKIT. 11, 1935 South Caroline . National Bap tion of A * "-I >ear Kditor: "] Allow me space in.your- pajv r to j ipeak nT sump of tin- liiwh. liwhts? f the National Haptist Convoh-" ion of America tlnrt met in Washoe ii. 1). Scp^. 1-1>. Many have been the years since v" have witnessed sneh peaceful ; aim that invaded the- Nationallajrlisl't'nnveiit i..n a-vol m \\ a vnet on darini'- Liu pa.-a >_i, rs,ioiy ' ait r.ohe other to le expected eheii we lceoyni/.e who it is that ' leads ami presidi *-oveV thisnust vonderful body, its 'president, l>r. , I. L,_ Vrince, the prime, oj' priucus,t om (ialveston, Texas, wTjo is a fenthman, a .scholar, and a leader 11 every s' use of the nanus aslibed to him. _ - : Tmiixwl 11,.; . viiv. \ ii" \ v iii 1uii a MIC- j <*ss and became the admiration of j ill who looked on, -though they ; cere' in the thousands. Antony 1 t he high lights oi' the convention'!' t fell a train to. Sy'uth Car*dina- t<> c('.i ive her portion Of the rare His- j motions contributed by the'eon- ; ention in former*JA-jm*?**. At this j ini" she has the honor to enter- i aih the convention through invita1011. extended ' lit t he Rev R-H- tcedtr and'Zhu) Raptist Chureji if Columbia, S. (".. which wits' act l>ted unonnnouslv l y the Cor.'ention'1?further distinction's and mnor was given South' Carolina hrottgh the ihoiee of Rev. J. P. _ leedei- being chosen nL run" -p--n?lent St cretai v < i',tho Foreign Mis- . ion hoard. He has been a-ssociat d as a repr< s. ntative of that >oai(l in the state of South Caroina for the last eight years, havng brought South Carolina to ti e lead of the list i t crn.tributio"ns-. 'or the said \vnr:;,' tin-re seem to iavc b* en. ho otlnN n an to be eon adored to this position when, need-" ?d. It i< to he remember'?.! that t'.e 1 foreign Mission Hoard of the Nat- 1 nal I'antist ('iiiiVi'iitinn and '.?v [ i .ott C-nry Im?h? .i-jft Mission Roar.! 1 iiv working toyi-i V;- 'thro!? a | .impact which , civ - cxpccto;! utPL-r.' 1 he I. adoi'ship of !{ \ . J. P. Re ' I v 1 iml Iff .1 11.. Ranilulph who is tile ' dervtary of the T.ott Cary For- < i'trn Mission ('ofivt-ntion that Kiiat -.'.suits-will'la- had. \\'i- an ' hero- .j ?y asking all menibei's and '-friends' < 1' foioiyn mission that desire* to ; ontrihutc through flit" National MRS. LOriSK IT" tKYNOLhs I'.VSSK.s" - J, 1 ;o'II - ? 1 : II. ' - | J y IT(.! 1 j , "in itanv liTo- i t ' (at t. | i. I ., p ?, '.! S).-ivta:-h<i; *\v j-- luipij. {., | ):,. iMtfton. f??K-t!i ,< avoii: a ami ,.'i . 1 i ol mltia '*'o'. !o. k 'Sicti iay ( iin$r...S. nil-fulfil' Is1. ' At n early a.H'.- Mrs. !{i \ \ t in.il fin; Sit. .M,,iia!i I: ' ' :ni fli. .| . riI o- tin- i.-. - vi'V. .J. S. Kac!. cfI v a~ >i v< rv "lu, j at <1 tstrii'^v, r! V'h . 1 -Sbr tauu'' t M'liMof i|i < '!! ! laty.r ' ?e?Titit'c? ' ivi.'i Tn- si hanis.- , ,f - -t'(.nt-i. - t'.T Tin:71 TTv7"' .-.aiv.ae* <?. -i t i . !: >.. i <it' tiu- (VI 7!>11 >I;i t\. \ '.>! l!i ; ,,a>t ' ' i y. ;iv-, -' , *' .< atriliv in tiuv sWal ' > ;' >it-h! " JJ <*' "' ' \, M i >. !?? >it-'i I- was a i?.< ! ! rtl?i. i, I ;?i.ila'i1 ? *??- 'alvary llaiitit ">1UrC-:. ai>?| v. \ art Tw 5?i' ?! ? utixiltaMos iiMtil lu . tiratii ">!' -ti r h: <?: 7". i-r, a- y.ai : ajtt --vv4--w'li ?! 11 ? ?*<-< -!?trr-r?? ?-4? j'iy?> hi* u.i.vt , i;{>' all. . . livi irs-' t*? ?s- a . "ill-a. A '< - irrv aa i l'altiilui v.iV. ,V"t' s! .y!way< t ? t " . i:ju*:? s:? h at: ".i'tV li-. it, a k.tM nvi..' hlini. 'will '? rii'/uly aii-M-ii by i vvry "f-iu'. T)u- fan ral -aiyK. - i:i-> ; ! i? lly a:il i?i't?ssi\< v. s- ) !,.) ;ti !ii|! Calvarv ( : rrli, 'i a !.i- a". ' i i i. an. ! :<"> |<. J;- v. M. M Va> <. u>inj* as a ti >:t "Sl y i, r.M. Va<I." - Yin- l-arirr tt;aii!>' r > : fl>: I t.il'i!? r-1 "t * - W ? ! ill - f-t '0'tl rr! ' ha iTI-.m il-e-rc?. ( i\V- a i I'firM 7" '<-> t is I mi \ iin! cli 'it- ' r. .M;wrMVII'I" l tun* ?iH?-M-a I ' Tl !'"?rIn srr\ i? . s. -In- leaws a hu itai il. :i im.-iIh" I iiiv !i|*4hfr ami ont> IVnrclul 1. T"! :t -! . !? , . ~ Y?- vtful it) t!u* irrave m> low riiou ntt' niointAyill join oiir number I'kou nn ""four s< ny's st.a-i! know. *j-t . uaiii wo bi'ff t.<> :? t " lit f i A lton llii' day ? fI,:"? tins fled v 'iu-ii in hi*a\i it with", .i y lo oil- t '. ll,?' * Vlioiv no t'nii '.M-li U-.ns is -died. -(^onfreirce 1> r a n c h ^\)iiwntion Now History T ,1 Hi ( atlioiine ('. MotnjvTn'o.i :,\ . Tlv? Covfei'* no Hi,an It Com. .mi-. *' ion- df l!u? ' entrttf So.'In ('110-1 v I ^ tin C o-nft ivi c k .now ' -uny. . | l iVwsjjiril lo l!V* call_ot ' It.- in . ^ l i pid aiid popular President. ' li'-o A. I,. Hildabran.l. Tho con- ^ pionto bivnch mi^-tionai^- e.trven-1 ion met at St. Mark A. M. k. c burch, Summerton, S. C., August 'j S . | * K i * ? L- : berj i Honored By s f.ct r nn ^rnn_ America ??^ ' ^ ; j: [iaplist C<?!iV(jn'i?K<>roUrn .Mis- , ion Hoard iJiat t!.? y .u ill direct- all Asia's tu the V'i iitury. U< v. .J. J'. 111 . dl-l_i?>lU.I -|A\ a- !,!!.; (i.ri . (' 1- " uniljia. S. \vhirh "w ill be* the lwa;i'?iuart?d-s .f th aiiijaVy. It i < to i.y . u:''i.otood "tliiit a'i iiiojrias i iliiiti ii by Hi" -'N*ati.?irial l.ajitist -tV.. i: : .<r" I'Vioiitn ' Mis.- l?'t i: 'will Fio ii..f.. d with t Ih' lot. ' aiy l; 1 , i i-.' -i 'ri jy?i-l-i-o?y I rf?" t; " .i-, ''. _ ' ; Mi-siott l!o.av'l.,ii tNuta iiai". Hap i t * ; ' ...__ i:i:\rW. T. rnftTl i if~ " r Km i-Jn .Mi ?imi Il. } ?V,TTT? i' ii;il Kai 'i-t <'.>nw: t._>-)) . Atnvri* L-a. It is t'h'if purti of Oh- ltmti.Tj' .. , Yt |. \ v .. .* .lii l (1*11 III Mill . I'.OIfi session which will-nu 11 in. .A I\iluiiilria. S. < . Wo an- a-hir.ir T very frh n<! of, .Mi.-ri<?n (<> join uin our etl'ort that we. may- tincause f f ' the'' \ hnreh ' hofvuV . the people, for . huh oil until we. haw apiiu-il our. heart- ami <ic<ILoate* . ur will to ei\'e ami support for,- !,; iun mission. the cause of. the luircli is still left iniiloi.e. . JJ W e lv ro t t-nt this y-a\- will find a irr- a tor iiierease. upon the part >t t lie.church to en: ry nut 1 li. J'pla'' ' irnl 'iuii p>. e for which' it \vas or:anized. ' > . '' ;M; h. pj:;.".,.' * . ' } -- i !.i I' * >> : " * ~ HI icy yj:.- from* ' >.... ' J a I;;. ' I i, ?i-i?-.i ;, 1.?,?e?*-? ?? '; 11:.' r~ i. lin- ' ?1?:? r*? 1 ?r: V '' .o.,' .... \ ' i ; f an. : n w u C. !! -A1 ;. r oi-o.r i\ a . '. iiii tij*-v -Vi. i > 'i\- t; v. .1. p iVafhuvr.oi!. , .'. \V1 i ""ai ?\?. ?"!.(' ? *. 1i : - ; s. r. A1 a! i..--" I 1 I", ice \\ a- .: ? ! i. ' 1' '! W I !. r ; * v ;. ' . ii ntri'i t rivoti' ' !'- ' v. v. > o ,! i. w-l<w: . .to < ; ' !.' . . ... v i !>?'; i \\ '< IV ?"??:? 1 ; !?J? i i.; ! aml - i.. - >.'o t > " ; vu- . :' Wo. ^ I u: r.v, r . . - - t: ' > y V .-v.-i , : -V 11 :hu ..I (\ - 4 j i: ;, V 'ii <!'"* x -p ^ ; p . ,i': \V r\ *< " < !.':* - i i v , _ i.j/'v.s, ' 'x: ' V w I !: Vy'V J " - S .'1 !i;- S :?- .1 ' I i V : ;? ? !*.-t itii;"!* I'' !< ; < I|i! V'an V ''' ' ?_! i. 11 i.i Lultll-ux y; <1 rht1,V.-n-v-rtt i??n*wit !i 1 ht-ir prov lli-M). ~l'h.' in:.in !'i :iI... ^ - ' !' > . 1 .-b .i wa>" :> !..v M-/ - i ' . .1 ... 1: ,V v. a. > ir w . ;vji, k Uvs. ('. IV lilrn-Ij. \"5 '.-?? . " vi'.M- u > nU,n<: M'-v. <; ! i-:i< .''> < r ,1 til! :"! ? i*.' |?\ , 'A mil i.an'MiH- \;i,i! ?! 'rviv.M.rb- 'IV WEl)ll|\r; \N\ffl \M.ME\T r.i Of iv.Ti vosT*~1o a wirio circle of vlativs ,md friends .will ho the W irnounr.emont of the niarrinye of 'h tfiss IVIphine BJny to Air. i"coil T! Oierustus Gardner of Allen la!o >>r vhich oreured in Gr,Tnsvo?d, S. r , |>r hinday afternoon ? p ?Tho--? vpi'fHony was performed hy Rev. ? TnH. in tho presence of their sis M ci*" arrd brotljen, Mr. 4and Mrs. 0. ii '. Bine." and a very ..few friends Bi The-bride is the dauyhter'of Mrs. Gi reneva Bing, of Springfield Mass. .'he groom, the son of Mr. and th r ' I I H tW MM I'nicErirxLMb ' ;TAXE college PREPARES FOR . OP E N I N G- __; CMl' W- < Ifj.rl. y> _1 _J 11 "" ~l~~ A -n-T?Trr,T1 ill: ' ' i "i'n,? lit * ' '. r:- .' '.II _ i?t-. .the iidnutji.-.t ru' ?.f S'Mi!' y-f- is ^ <-.tup]' ii" ; ';;( ! a y:,'f r<<i" ?.jM ti;\ n \t. k ?i. T:.? ! > ' ?1 1 1 M I . L'""?TTT ?<!< Lis at < i-\|iin-tV'i at ".tin* op< ?? a ? jii!? i : ' 1 *' > T- '!,.h Ii f - -t <;! r."-!ai-!i v linear l" ' ' h i:, -s ,-ii, i,i - vi,. ,V . .. ' . .1 av> > f all- (:< ? t.. ,-jiiiy.ai <':u W.i,;: .... y;i; ? ;. L".'. t. ( ni v, j... v. i ' - . ag-! ' V A ;' -<l. a ;>.i i.. '. ^ *',ll ' L. '',,'v , iji'a. <.i ' . ; itv .a;-... Juv.iiy *U;? - " If I'oMfl-f. ' He v.-.v t'a; i. ri.il ?? " ? h-' I; .\ K. ]>u. * ' . Ir l-1,4,; -A-rt.v.v.' * ia. !'. .K.'uit: i- i nr. v. t uV -' iw _ is "t I v* I ^ui. Luajr" nVFU i?.,t s*. Sua oik-ye, ;i.a>; U-.- .ill. ,i t.. -:hk' 'j vi>ijIn/ i.1 K- jij i. . - / . ' .'tiiaiaju-is tj|.? flip..It y . I ; ! -I Ijirihw v.? Mr* T. \. ! KMj-v;.,; tij.. . uit!-- u: at .. k-r- I 'ur^rs'lv ; IVI. I'.-|?.'\\ :ii :u-.ij, .<<at...' t - ]{." ( jaK* . l" itl ill M?l |V . J j:?'| .1.- I'. lim-ys- at. Atiatit . -I" ni ' ' L" 1' V ^ ?W , ik l t til1' ^i. ' t'-i'.y ?.r < 'itM'i!inati: Cl.a>.' * l'.i * y!"!'*y r.sity ; mi,J *" l*...i?t!. i. 'ttuici : Fi?.* .:rvt..., ; ! <r..J.-wk Suthivlun.), ln-aVJ . ? . [\ ' ' " 1 Uivt-r-ly. ??}'. 1'itt.s-> J'iu, km y j- iu?u?_v ' . 1 '* a \v.iri.-. !i< ;":ia Stata (.Mrs. tn-.'a'l N';\ t ! } '<;' T . T. i t" - V - ' ?a..; l!" ji'i*.* in Jili'i'tii'v?!> *< |Jh lljlM;p-.?.(l.. '.V!: - ic* nui: y' .y-:< ifl iii11 t"i?.vt-111*.*i:t(Airi: thv ' : A fn < 'ant'has I.e. ;; ">: SHi-iii. Il..f|-r,. Hail; It t.s'itl l.-.jii-hti^. ha- .'hi-. t, liti.i-'l oii ti.y in'-iij... tij... wurtivti's 1;i" Jt '1 :.tcfy .ere. i,c-l, ?1 1 is. niu-ii* as..;. .a\ ati.ru- i "of ! " .N -A... inci- . ^ ;i> v i * oi-t- .l paw.; v'.v'h ; : i iia.vc ' " :in'y ,<I{fys. , . ' . . -u-?> ' ?W., -il irI,- > ; th" ' a' Md-a-si!'ii>>; ..l' \'..\v " \.JZ_ 1 1. t T' y?, i' i 1' :. ! i 1 > i init ' }" -i ; i":t t hutii.uiy. v,.t i.p ij. a< . ?>i\!ji.. _ l\ . ' 1 I n itli'1.1 I'l.i'.. "h* ti-'i > i-.'D.iA-i-i- -t*.. I yy. ? '! I .L . - 1 ' 1 I t'.l 1 I .1 . ? ' I i; \i. .in;.':!- in y.-r^T;''in ! < : i. !, _y :,!; ! \ ?i i : mil _ xjn'rinn n* - ::: d'i. milk. i! si?. ! . :r.-i nn:i:v<i--. a>.- \\fP ' ? "v \|vrhn?-: t? with nil- g iti-!?. >. > ... K. . ^ ' \ ' ' ' ^ V '{ ! . \ 1 'PH'i'S, T:n1!i \r-v>-."nii ! an ~.\i !d su-smi >< ?"!';! !/, i j\n* > t . ! i 1 i itinr w i;k {':* ' :*!- w ii:_r s! ...uw, a -* ? t.li ' ' > : d'vy-!n:a -tcili- ? i -n. aiti si:, un-'d -daw' inc-aha-. ' . r. |Tk. st'litLiiir'vi'j"" Mmfts t' o t.-.thtir .-Tt-i nr-tx v.:- ::'k it'; ntr t no -t .;?_thu lyslnjy a!' the- it %iI ... - - l NATION'S CRISIS I'minir- this :iU?- <>:' tin ?.-! an 1 In :>wl fciuli:!'-!!.-, i .V: y i: 'ividti . !' < ' iv ; !.j <>vvr is. vi..i!?>\v,tvd .witii ? . ami: ^ vsinas-U^. V :s-i with '.la- t?r s.rnt tisiv ? a ::i:. Ir.jiiv.iil.'. .shmsld a/l; ' iv-1 -1 v .tisis ' if.r/.-ti-.n 'Ii i\v -.ir mm tk<'-i tin: lit inn-, last?" y -tinlsiy wiv! ! m ;:rncd ; h-I: Will K.,u. f. t. . . . / rid'- v :\ ati'st . and r. Tl > a .-anjv'a nn sssiirc fr. in't' :>.? I.-I . . i .1 I : . w- o~" V; iK" v * . ?h?t ?- -?? ;.v-L'L Ik: ^ iv eye- wi iv ri '.] :Y :h for . * .j irni: jr n? .hear t!u* s:ul \ y. "I! ii v 1 V a's-assira" ion. c.a.i\ what Tall ~i i >w n ia, a j | writ it-. T>.;t. <; n " " y ttv:thyr a:i?l visit ;ir- ncivh Kt hiaaia' a> il I* Iv. if"*yocr" . Wil th 1 :?*::t >-. atta.h on p'a ai'fivt the' I". S. A . .< . i "si-.,, has -aid "Hand < !' ; ? i- rat hrc/tiv involve;) is inei i, a in^cpomk'tit < '' ^ hy tin- product ion .of her own j unrryV 'lM i > )i .pi- ni: ..~~Y ? ?? -.ok,, si,nil- thoiiyi.t. lt.it . if v. . ? ?' \vi r?< nil ]>i rhaps uny < ;3 > 1 y ?ri'-opi'i nt,i?hut \vc?waft?H '? *' >ro con " niiV. What sh 1! I?c " .'-j o solution for th -v siff.ttio hi> shai' s'lvi. tli M- p? <>!?h-ins j m- ..iv ini>;r.m^r c\vrv. c iyv I only true answer I i the sil- ] tions. is "Only G<><1 car solve.the ohh'in for ;) restless iy".pV " ? , By \V M. Alexander .1 r?. Kihvard Gardner of AllendaU*, -J poye connected with thy fii :n of J ncr and Gardner? Morticians, rl reenwood. Mr, and. Mrs. Gardner will make * 3 eir home in Greenwood, S. C. ~ ?