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Saturday. September M, lO.'io
ETHIOPIA NOT SO
1N< IVII 171 M
Alt 1-,. mil ! M ! ' I I i .:! ^ I-"
wants to take po--ession of Ktlii"-"
pia so as to^ixx it. the bUs.-iiisiST
of civilization, yet that country is
not by any inean?'the barharious
In & very ilJUuninatiicarticle by
Frederick J. Maskins Ethiopia is
"?T"tTuwn to be a vnititry of much pm?
irr'ss: raniif strides - having' been
made by the present Emporef
Haile Selassie. The. picture he
tfiv..- of Addi-j?Ababa, the capital,
is so'ilitT'rent from. that heiyatpforo
pictured. In-thad o.f a city for
streets, in the jpaih portion of the
citv. the main buildings. f,,r' the
lpost part.'- ale?of -t?*-< -- . n?f ?of
European architecture; the shops.
are of European *i Am1 map appearance
and in them one can huy
"anything ,from an automobile
to a J>ai.r of silk stockings. The
depot is niodcrcn in every n-sptct.
---- "and tln-r, a re taxi ea'Us gabo'V- to
transport visitors to, any of the
several nuVlorn hotels or elsiwlnre.
There are traffic officers to direct
t re t'fie. <'ill- t h pvi> h pa! ' -
which are wide anil payid.. There
are telephones and telegraph fa-cilities,
.eleetrisi'. Jiuhts and the popular
moving pictur treat re-.
When it c-onr s~to hospital facilities,
Ethiopia .-hows up pretty well-.
In the capita), hospital accommodation
per 10(H) inhabitants, is better
than that of most European cities,
and are well equipped. But exc
11< nt hospitals are not confined
- to the capital, there being many
Selassie, decided improvements.
have hrt n mad- in liiu -.rtinn! , '
English and French and taught and
it is not unysua! to hear young natives
conversing in these tongues;
That--hm't- so bad. 11 awl majyv-A-.
meriean 'childreni are heard conversing
in any.iPftku<- Other than
."Eiablish? Mr: ^EM^kin- thinks
_ .' though the rcasorFThr the wrong
because the sources from which
Ethiopian affairs have? been (b*"eussed
are old and the progr'Vs
__ made has been "so recent that the
facts are not as yet ih reference
books. Mavhe. t -a- b/M ||i- 'M >i 1
lini 'doesn't know about Ethiopia.
N * ' ? ^ " "
KAPE- IS BABE
That--is 44'uo-cwn though a jury
of 13 white' men hy it?verdict in
Richland County Criminal Court
last Monday .sqvs it is "religious
prosecution" committed 'by a
white man on a'Tlfttle colored girl.
Melvin Carnoll vfa* th1?white rmtn?
ac cused of -raping a little colored
jrirl of 12 yearstof aye: His defen.se
was first, a fifetjeral denial of
truilt, and secondly, prcsecution on
account of his r> litrion?he is a
Morman?instead of prosecution |
for the crime of rape.. The tesfi-1
. ' mony wa< to-the effect that the
mother of the e:irl had kindly allowed
the child to with the man
* into the woods to show him the .
way to a creek. A little time afterwards,
the., little irhl came running
back to her home bloody and
with her dress torn and cried, out
to her njother; "Look her^, Ma.
Look here what Mr. Cnrnell has
done to me." The pfirl was examined
by a physician who testified
Ilia'?'he 'Old' boon?' ? iminnllv - _
..tfaek'j}. .And ?et, a_ white jury
said no rape -was committed? fsupDOse
that had Vj en a little white
jfirl apd Carnell had been the usual
"black brute?" If he had
been fortunate 'nouffh to escape
?n irrfuriated mob of white men j
t "
^ ' ?*??
i\nt} tried for the clime, would he
liave been acnuitted in dO minute*
as Warv.ilone liTTTits cas' Would
the testimony of an examining phy
sieia-n been necessary, or would
in t the doom of ThCr culprit been
sealed the "minute th> little girl
exclaimed to her.'nntther; "l-.ouk
I Mil 1 I,. . ' h. -yjh what Ml'.
Carte II lias done1" to 111 v Colored
y pit have "i)iit little faith in the
('. nts.at hot and certainly such
a verdict as tn.it due.* imi, inrrrn il
it. The administration of the law.i,,.
t i. .u u..
can -"l fail' a lid Jli-1 or not. but
iarvtuvnoi. afford t?? be nn.in-t?LL^
ma\ tfivc lie'use to his own to rape
litfle colored uii!> by such Verdicts,
but hv is hot helping himself. Kven
though there b. a 'delusion that
/"the 'Kine.. can do no wron.tr,'' or
rf lie dms. what about it.?. The
.oiilt?! rh'.ht Mint m th" whole yorj.
tli,. etlieiency di,-p!ay"rr|?by
the oH'teer nrVwolkinu .tip tlie'i
ase an?l tiu fearless-enerjretie,
and honest prosecution ..of tlv
man by the able solicitor uf this
circuit.,
r? .; . ' ?
I POINTED POINT; I
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j- Hy f.eorire A. Singleton A
v V
The weekly text: Thy pe r e 1
have with yea. m.v peace trivc 1 unto:i>
I A : f.ol" yo'ii- .heart ho tin u
i !. ! N. it her >1 ikcih'i..- af al l:
-lij: Hibfe. ^
i iu nrcain -it* arer
-'WLi'U' v.iUI;. T? i!.. hiaeh with
-tiu>k'e.
A11..J .hear Kit \\hi.-lh;," .- i re:\m.
1 \v tit. ali fresh I'rnjti iawit- aii<l
dew,
'IV ?-an*v tl'*-i?i if d rest in . .
' ' T~ . .,
I went l." bitter la:iv.- ami utvk.
\V!,.? '.-la?!.:, ! klluv. '.! v -by. . /'
"Trrcarry train a di'-".t;. t- aiul found
Thev had niore dri-ani: than 1
-- Pavies
A det< rmiiu-d effort is beititr
ina'fe bv i aee ,{?V udviit s under the
v.;.),!...: : r y a". V. f. to
jei.t" r tiie I'uiver.-ity, i' A ii ? iiua.
uni. Maryland '1'he in. fcitutiu.ns ut
.oui :'-e. wii.l .ii? ai! theyw:\iT !' main-,
tain t'.i am i.i t puli.-y i I' see1Y'eyai
i?hi d:' .liin fn>v. It i -aid hy the
I.Tteritiy I-ii;_t-st "that - after >tttt> -.jin
~tbTTr"hrhth wii! wittuT's similar
fi-UVtm- "
I T___ -K . ],| r 1 I Ifr
: . O.ili; Lnnur.a .liiul-.e.- tile .- dlle~'|K
lit".thai lil'i'llZ' ,.-'u!i"lt- do MijlL
jak.'-i'Me. to K.-uUrr-v:htTe" rhsiitut i<nis iH
;n :-t.t t.*lied I" t'.aiind
pnrati !y" This i-' an a^-ti.mj:li??n
um.--d ui'"!i a nei.-vii-.d .>! '. n r. .'."t
<I <i|i - < a-, t i!i. .die :t* ir : 11- i ".'avis.
It wmihibe ;i tin- if ; lure of. il>
| t'vriiu'ial a.ndty i'..^ iiia-hiae stu:i-sit
- t?. pi.i-u-.- et*iif! . ?? - it i the.
j~ ii, | i.i'. ei it-\. I'm- u i ii~f T? a
i- nutli ? ' ! dir.Ian to the manor
i in. ami- luves his -tale., hut he
iii i-all.- that r.t'l r bavin;.-: left eol1
iit "ii. !.e t :dicd in" i tun.
and <'hieaj;or III.. In Via.
:'i?riin r t'nir er-ity mn f '*? '"iiaiati-.-.
d : I'iMid-' w:. :t miiti
i*. TT"iI |n f liit*.in.-'.amvs
! h i.; v\ or. S;>ui h-nvui's.
The ill- id '-u-ni u' ed.nntl i < h i .inilat
.nju. . A'ythiro !, -.- i uii"Ahk-i
. ?-'.? 11. i r. 1-y?a- -r ir >. r pr
time w^e?? A!fn-ri? :t vHTl haw \ e
I.f/?"ihl I tobkhl > !
the iaV -. \fi.-t attitilili s and
.j>r in; - <>" >: i-u aiv uh .v;ti ri.ited.
based 11 . 11 : i -.indie - ami u ill .rot
t a: '1 t hi' ;-eai civliuht i f t h>
I: - i'.".'. at' -t ji.i l-li I , iit,;r_
i>' that u! w.' r. I-nTt/i- u. tl:
'huVvh. .iim! our idea- a? 'in 'oxl
ai- all ? a 11 < < 1 by it. I'.oliv hm wi-t+i
j (v ?>11If r an ni'terthot ami i- \i.-ed
o' justify''ho statu.- <|ti". ' U'.-u.(.'hrist
or, Soloman tvbulVl r...t he
able t<> join. ia main Anei.ioun
c hurrhos. r ftiu-iiatil::'.1- a' r-rain
col leyos or liiilc a.- lir.-t < ia-:" pa--*
1 nirer's i | > .i"tions oi" this belnWd
1 lestnuti.\o -torn) ah mr 'th, Fla.
K.'\ Mttfrri ]-?. ii-. - h?-?lr
remain- t"'v -ten h.oW many
hiiiur.- u..k- jicujiluai. Why not
write si the-i- o!) tl'v "t;am ly ami
ric^ f I im-('rnsrtsu iv1 htr
>ays: " I 'he price' <>t! rt nrUsjni: i4.1'vuter
then tli-. r. . t oh Jiberty.!!
"("hi.- Itahi-Kthiopraii Vftnati.on iha\in?_r
,.i;e;ereussioi:- in various
|ft<- oi' :' . him lih?iI. Hirt7.j!,
Japan. and Arnvriea. It . ap
peai-tkat Ivtbiopism !h:im. ior wiii
haw to fare. M'i>-oli..i. Tin- !'"i-mer
!ra.- prowtr- bnri?:dt?a?"i:. ioi
in tlic ,-ci tai e ami art of, statecraft.
lit- i- far hotter'vquip'-tt for
uiod' i a v. ai lh:p) t'.) pi os- is'want
id to iuliniic: A,!, leasi hnilclA are
iiot roypbciivi 'id' persons.
.Italy,'wants to ricilize ITis'r pia..
She i.-oroiny about it in a lino way
ssith larrh- -ami -fl'.'htintf
me!), A wi.-> mar, sab! something
oik o abotil l'-tt rof -Jmpinti
doys lie.. This may Ir the means*
of a i oris in" AT r i en and *'von art poo
H>* nee-* aic "t.o ijiviidfti! to sontemplate.
. ..
11 I:KI: \\i) I II I:K
I>y M. Williams
Ton ;:\|>: ' -..l\ one hitrh
School liol' Colored thil. ell. it!
Uiihl-and (Til!:'y ' an . tin. in .- i
( ihfnihia. and they^*-* birr* e i i;
jiviiin-.}' .' .>al 1 iiilcutih<- i?.ii11
-11' l: i' is?tttt?n] 111 ri -I?I .-(ill?> Vc I X '
iijc. The w jiH i'i . law.-. bahf-"*"".
ma kv i'.scct,-. all . w->: kii.u a
irain- t-li'in. Jty w! it ;.<rale Into
Ik- justifiedShall we all have
to abandon tin- f.i.-fhs?
Wo arc Imvinif lots of rain to
tlu* farmer chajrri; " all~th;T"rn?~
ton." open and tv1 i.in't-?P" Ii it
Too . ad aci'Mcnts oeeured near
ter was Tnm. down l*y auto as she
stepped from atou'ifd* a truck across
the path of ^hu car. Mrs.
Ounter was well known and re??
I into' ' 1
\v ALHA\.LA Ni:\VSL_
| I'rof. and Mrs. CI. 11. Washington
niov-il in the Wallialla lliirh
School Teach cry ktsi week.
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Howard has.
cCrmed U_oin_ Columbia. where j
tin v ivi'i'i' called on . a -ad oeeas- I
i. .1 -I't inline tho. fnnoml t,f the
fornur's hrother.
The Sisters' Charity Club met >
at the..home of Mrs. 1'aUline "Wil-.
?-mi, ''"riiiav ovenine. Miss Amanda
Williams^ president. Alter a "
brief business disdu^sioTV the ho?- j
t.- >> sttvttl-?~a?delicious -sweet
: VOU I'SLV-- r ? ?* * I
Mr. ami iirs. Kibby White. aluT
family motored to the camp meeting
which was held Vat Bethel
drove. Chuccit a fuw - miles out
| from Se?oca>. also a numb' r went
i via bus to the same.
1 The FmsTTTs Thatliv Club met ,
at the )e me of- Mrs. Pauline Wil-'
j-^T1?F^'-byy-^* moo.- Miss Aman.1
da Williams, president. After a
brief busiibss discussion the hostess
served "a delicious sweet
course. t
\lr and Mis d. P.'C'untoiv had .
as their dinm r jj'uests Miss A- j
. inanda Williams and Mrs. Frances ,
Floyd Sunday.^ ?." j
Trinity M. "F. Church-.service. s<
were verv trood Sunday. Rev. W.
M. Strdther Jr.. pastor. T
The Flai Hock Baptist Sunday.
"si-hoid had :i !>un<lf at t i-nda lie. Sum.
<fay: ...Also the Ni'.wv Cialil'e* Hap- '
:i-1 Thuivh. ,')
The revival services etosed Sun-'
<lt?y. at tliv Doubk1 ^SpiTnjrs Iiap-"'
trstC4ntrdv. Rev. (!. \V. Jones," pas1
1 - I'' "' p. mi r .^ii...I,- |
Tri : itmTTe . returned .Monday j
from a short visit in Charlo.tt.ei N.J
t\. to wi'yic-s tin bapti'/.injr^ofT>do'. i,
Miss In^z Wilson left lor I>? t
i-dit',. Mieh.; last week.
- Mi-s .Paulnie Terry left Sartirila.v
fin* Atlantu^Ga.
(.ui:i:.\\\ooi)^NTrrr:Fr ; Otr
August : la,'. Rev. J. R. .Johnson
(>f Hicko V; X. (\, motored
down in liis n ?v Plymouth. He
and Rev. \V. I|l Johnson were the
-Jiup i- j-iic<t- .if Mrs. Leila Wadsworth.
. ?
, _Mrs. Mary Cit i-lVm. of liet-roirj"*
Midi, and Mrs, Clyde Dillard of
tlii- city wire the dinner musts
of Mrs. Phillip Blown?^ofl- 1^-SC
Monday. . ; " .
Mrs. Mattie Davi- and Mill. Kred;
I i. h'-LI ' I 1 I' | id.I I I.' 1.1 fo.
riusi.ttfir. ra.. wmre .Master Fr: d
!i?- wr.tl enti r -chuDi on- TticMny.
hef- re leavihjr Mrs..I>a\is had aher
dititicr yues'ts Mis, Aiuiiy Williams
of -.Washiiiiftoii, D. Mrs.
ori tur of Atlanta, (ia-.. Mrs. Ar
I'H.'n Stnkh of lid-rity. laU-t nt-Phe
aiUTroon 'Mr.-: Scott of I'hiladyl,]>liia.
l'a. -Mrs. Author Williainjathl
.Mrs. Iiill Anthoiiy. called ami
a nit asant afternoon- was spent.
<>n.Tuesday niynt Mr." Hill Anthony,
Mrs. MaUio Davis. Mrs.
Author Smith and Mrs. l'hillip
Flown arvoinfia'nii-d Mi-. Willianiand
Mr-. Hiyiwn to tin- home of
1'heir in-other.. Mr-. Sophia Julu:-or:
of Ninety-Six. S. C.
M'^-?LtuinU M.n -1M1L ami?.-mi. ('iiory.o
!' (ia-tonin. ('.; wyi'e "
< ;tl!* ? - at Cm home Mrs. I .ela "
fWails.wor!!l on !a-t Thursday.
Mi--' Othella Wail-wort it i - .
Iioiiif after spi-ndintr |u'i vacation (
. in \.-hf\.ill aii<l Hickory, N.
" t i-it i.nl olaUU'- .anil" 1 ru-;:ils.-^?~~ "
M r. T> <1 Kiiir "oT^l 'Tia rh'st> fi. AV. .
\ ;i \Vi I.I.- wit h his pai;<
lit- jilni two fittlo hoys I.it 'and
I Vie. lie I'ft Monday tor. hihollH*.
r ; :
Mr-. Sadie M. Hellas entcrtjiuY<
d tlu> Missionary .Society.'at "hei
koine Friday cv nine at JV o'clock.
Rev. ahd Sirs. KY.1. 1 ?ani< l.--wefe
thi' dinnor yuests of Deacon' and
Mrs. (!.. Idditnan.- Sunday. Si pi.
Mil. -
hi i I _uJ llv : I HI!. * >
< Mi. 'Murphy it i ley's v; .l.ii*
in .t- !' Th.nx.ay l?y lu;
1!nVrfn-t, fwlpu-) "yfhry in'K" with a_
I?i~ ?!. -Hi- V' ii'lit i"ii i ' h'i y m
1"US.
Mrs. A iiiamla Fm'l; I'ulion i
ri'ta- iii K inifsvillf mi . :il,;-i-ii 'u.
Mi-.- Mosell. M<>yc i_ -js.-iv
Philadelphia. a ?.v?
M?IrV !! M. W illi.!' "- i, leavi!
j N< u 'S'> i k <'i'.y llii- w.rk.
Mis.- Kniil.v Willi'ilns" spent-last
.v-r. k-< u*"1 u"i <? ii' iT. h :lu w ith
I i - < I i Kill.
Tin.- II. F. A. S. fcixeiu;sion-t?> Char
. -ion I.alii'i ,1 )i>,. 'Aas- a iTitl iiiy,.
iii's' ' :itV'iii . \Y w i re i lie i aT
< )i an . . hary M>y Mrs. < "ora Ma el* ,
and hif-i" four' II. Clubs It in <'; 11 au.iti
Citui ly. I It.* NTj- M< (Mil i
is V'unyM ? Kation entertained us
^ yally at K.uiair.a-I <hi;Veh' ill'
iiarh- i<>r. Mir v. In i!r ' t rip was
jryilt*' wii hiuit a ,i i|>{?lo:
MIKSTF.K I'ARAl.RAIMIS
-?The Chester I'ittwritten
hy Mr, 'T*j inothy Johnson the'past
ilir' weeks, during the absence"of
-the regular correspondent,' were
lead with much , interest by the
nuiny readers of The Palmetto
l.eadcr. and many thanks ai:?- ex.
(ended Mr. Johnson for kindness
in giving such spicy notes each
week. We. also congratulate him
on his recent ma it fa ge and wish
In--, an i'.'s- wi" a s a' . -w.
of joy and happim ss.
I'rof. and M rs. S. I.. Finlo'y re^
turned Wednesday from Washington.
D. whole they attended the
International Meeting <T WasTTiTs"
and Ka?*H in fctars, respectively.
Mi's. FinUy.was unanimously electee}
as the International flrand Associate
Conductress. . Kit route
homo, they stopped a 1<'W days
with--felativ'.s jn Petersburg and
Til iH'inoiidi Virginia. They mot-rt'd
from Ch< Tit triTcm 'Inirg, and?
visa versa.
Little Magdalene Dixon, the talented
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
* Cletus Dixcr., of Washington, D.
THE PALMETTO LEADER
C.. in sp^m^'nty a" while hero with
l.oi u'ian.1 par. nls. Mr. and Mrs.
All. a, mi Patrick St.
Mrs. Mabel .lames, has as her
ouosts at her ln?tno ? n Center St.,
her brother, Mr. I.. 1>.N Green', ol
Beiiir tlsville. her ni'-cos. Misses
l'annie ami Alice (iroen, of Philadelphia:.
Th^r-' t-vv..?%-t\- n.\n~
plished yo irrnr"h?<tn s- aro-TtnrTlautrht'r
rs of Mrs. Catherine 1 Pharr
t?r en. who once 1)veil .here.
Mis.s Bell Pharr. of Phrlailclphia
pent?iif.r wifk?hs?t-he e+t-y a^t
.r \t.< M..1...1
Kf'v- and .Mr-. .1. \V. Shaw. an>j
two small daughti is, Christine and
Theresa have an-Veil to Fort I.awn,
win re they will fVeupy the parsonage^
and be near to the ehiireh
which Ilev. Shaw pastors. The
home here is rented to, white people.
TTevl IT CTTl'ai IT formerly of
this city, but ii>*w pastor ot a
tl.ureh in Snartaiiburtr visit' d his
mot her and children" here this
tveek
There .waH a heavy downpour
.Monday niy,ht w h.ich. continued all
day , Tiu >day,. w hich was opening
day at "F-Jnley Mi. Despite the
rain, a larg" .erovvd entered and
tach (lay brines new ones. The
'fallowing: are. f " teachers;
?S. I.. I'Mnh y: l'rin.f A. B.. A. M..
j i incipal;* Ardiy Harden, A, B,
<"nester, BentJTet ColK-jrt1;
Anna P. .Boidwar , Newborn", N.
('.. A. B.. I.iviip.:' Uiiii'; Mis.- .Vivian
,M- Barrinjrton. Wn-hinjrton. D.
Howard U.; Krikstim. A."\Yilkersori,
Atlanta. B\ S., Howard; Mr.
Win. H. AfV'' - " B.
.sept.tlie- l<illo\yiiur teachers
will, report iji tlu1 KLcinchtary
(iiadv-; .Miss Bess-it' M. Pickett?
t anul' n, B. S.. Shaw I1.; Apne- 1?
\Villiants, (ireelwood. A. B.. Bi nedict
Cplkue; Mi-- Ftienne "V". CoB
lins, ('(Vktmbia, A. B..." Benedict
r.olleffO; Miss ...Mabel d? Sunjtor,
Manning Mis- .luana l-;7 Blackwidl,
Sumter; Mis- 1? wcy 1.. McDowell,
I iluHi; Miss ? ?M it* ('. (liven. Culumhl!i;"MV.-..
M. Kin ley, . M UsFannie
B. ( a.-.11. Mi-s MaftH
Al.x, Miss lb. :t II. t'ilnfoi'e. Anna
\\V,odai <t;: M i-s 'I.aiira Hinton
Chester, ? *7~~
. . Tho.Jqllowi Finley Hi students,
arrivi d Friday l'nun tilth
T?TT-?t?-u*rLin th .nitli. and reported
for class work I'uesday; Mr. I.loy;]
lU'irialVein ii d. Philadelphia-,' M|-v
ti?u Mae?t-l.i1 *.?-ljjili .l-.ioi I-; ALi-s
Bessie Mae ."J< in'-. Wasliiheton. I)
Quite a nun.her of poisons attend
<1 tlic ('a ..U-l amp .Moo tiny
i'.V. M. K. ija-t Sunday.
. Mow \Y, U.-Jjuuirlas> pastor of
'alvai v Hapti t'huroh fillod his
pulpit Sunday and.pr?ached at. tin
mnijnjr scia :> -, a ft or bointr triUx-ally
ill fur weeks with typhoid
t-v, r " All \vi happy to s* o him
<un and woh-.e him hack 'to
church.
< >11 :he sick '.i-i- are: 'Mrs. Matf:
!!. <'ui i'i-n< < . "TdV-n loii-Tiel '(!<>od.
' Mi-svs Wil i '. P.iJh- arid Matti'Mac
lit a till a i i v <- d '. htmio .Friday
iiiy-lu '.! in Jliooklyn. N. Y:. where
thi y .-pint the. slimmer. *
Mrs. .It-iii)i. < llaunjM f (:anid' n.
vvain i h<* '-city uji TnisTTit'ss Isist
W; ck. ? ,
Ucv l\a| u:. i tii'.ir !> ht'iity i?pn11m
iod .i'?Mi. Olive I'mnii.-t ('lunch
this Hi- lit v. Mr. Hiuu- i? f
I Jock* I i . ! : conduct im.f the lY.ict-J
\\ : M. Iloiiiuv liiy 'pa^toi* is
utirinv'i..* attend those line s> i:
I It -v \y
Spam i.; -v.i-ited friends he fa
M"in!:r. .
Mr-. I; TooivJly wa called m
Irnj.y ",;! > tJifin a wok sum bp.
can-'o-? !' i "In-- illness ot' h? r lather.
Mi. 1 p; Tuat!oy. Hi pa-std.away
M : lay. She and all relative-*"
j.a' ' i he sympathy of their
laV'/e - :us- of friends. Mr.
'I'oai'.i . a Mi*- Ala lie Hmtlware's
only Ml.c!o.
I N ION MANS
Tr ? j-s an behind in tlu-jr
- at oh picking' n<I l'odii_i:?|i,.
' i; "" "I"'1 TVfrh,;
aii'l t'i !'? much to do. The i-<?ttoj)
crop- an in\ieh . shorter than
t hv (a f . i? r hill, but corn crops oil
i i.< .Vf.Ly.
A}. pje.-N and pjiirs ar<- now heimr
eatiun 1, aiinetl and -preserved*
ai.d all ir-usr wives should prepare
!ai:-:v for the winter. It is
prcd'nTid that this will' l>c the
wjnt r. have had tor many
years. .Build close houses tor
> ">!; : | rpparc and feed t In iu
h.t' hiy. i. co niiiaoiws under iro< d
it- r -. -ii d them w 11 for y<io.d
milk." ahd hotter, and jive healthy.
St. I'aal Bapti-t Chiireh i- now
without 'that irrcat young leader.
^MORRIS i
| / SIMTI
\ (ircyl School with a
l<> prepare C!u'h,si'ufknt no
X to make a life, 'Stronger. I
? h .j)11":11 outh:ok than < >. c.i
m.nt. Chrktinn Influence
!; Departments?College )
^ Training. Hieh Srhcil. >
{ ohom'es. School of Tlvenh
?? Sttpervfscrf fvctrrr Fnrr
{ lict'rail. Fcothal!. Ttn
! Next Session. Begins
j* .
t.
Min is Collcv'e i* vi'tes \
?1 sarv.
i ?
1; - I.
i.
- :_v.: :: - - - T-f - T-WK?
/ ,
? ?MS*"
-ywinp Moses, it i?ln!"-ophf r. a tie-l -v;
it), a man of Gotl, the Rev. L. M. .j.
| Tohin. wlu>?wa* uiv n a scholar- I y
i sh{p in one of tlie New York Col- X
h e. s. left last Wednesday for his *|?
p. w field \\ hei? he is/" expo*t I I >*
t<? he t't.i tie next tin'a yeii . j.j.
| A eii at reception 1 xteiuled to 1 *j*
I him by his members ami th? >1 in ?1 If.
isterial A!lianvt*. --a?yI
,J.
Deaths ~
Mr. J a nu-s Cuuninyham. flto soil X
I .Mr. Hotline t umi! nyhanf IV > rill - -ijrity
< r Union now of Spartanbury, *j*
- depart! d this life Sept. T. and was"-4;!
funeral ized at New Chapel ^A. M. y
K. Chureh. .Monday tlu- '.'Til, b^ ?
flie Rev. 1.. li. Bowman, assisted '?
by the "bVy preacher. Rev. Paul .j.
Strand e>t (.'In ster, S. C.>. i>'? t> y
..Mr. Cunningham had. a la rye X
- -fttniils"!?Kev.?D. C. - Cimnrnvhani;?y
-Mt.'.'iorit ji ; lie . Pidey Cr ( u-- X
tyu~ip; Rev.VldiionTas \V. of Miih.:
-^rTr7^^wii6.nf lliild)- Md,; l-At.-IV *
bdtnsm(k"<rf N. .!.? " Kth'el Ilendvison .|.
of Md/f. Delia. Chilliinyham'of M;h;
losie C. Palmer." Ky.; Miss /Alice Aj*3
M. .Matilda. Mjij J?pima, .Jk. Rev/ X
Col iitb. s. nil arwTny D... Cui$ {
ainyjiam. ' T-.'.e. d^rase.t U ft two' X
.hi'hfr 1 . llMtie Pearl and Malilda
A. Cmyjiuidbam^.- X
A lat At tin1111 ? r wa- Miv<nil.
and Mr. Ah ram. the undertaker of ?
. f'n i khi u u i UAUa rvi*s CITUll" I Of
his noble \v??rT< in handling the last y
<>f /ur il? pin tcmi friend. Tin . Ilo'wor
jiirls were; Mrs. S. Sims; Amiin.l-.,
\', .1 I r~ " 1 T:i 11 ie. Par^s, .->11,1 j'.
I III ill I.. l?o\Ve. all 111' "> n'ni>?
""" Mr. w.itHe- M. Batik' dfrd Al(yv M
11.~i . and was* luiu'ralj/. d at' I
Corinth Baptist Church on the -0
> J'.1. !.y Uvv, I.. M. Tohin. A lai'ire I
- -namli. ) "1' Avliilr ril l/rlis, aft' ndod H
this funeral.
-?\11.Iini-on MeBeth died Aug.- H
,'S. *' P. and v. a- I. ueraik'.ed a' 9
Wyalis Chapel Aui?.~ ">< . hy the I
irv. Shell o|' .(Ireenwomj;
I l.i.l 1 lr?Mf--lames .led "Sent. 0
i I we- "t ei ah/, 'i Sent. 1. inter
~ lnyi.it -in the Corinth Cemetery.
"M r.i K. ). .1 hn-un. d'onenn of 9
Whytis Chape! t'h parted tliis life 9
. Se|l. ,l. lP'PY and was find ralired 9
at St. I.tiki Papti-t Chuiih Ijy.tho 9
IP v. I.'. In iiikitt-. Mr. Johnson B
I'itdri taio 'Pti. MvK:s.siek "and 9
Son, l.a?. a... A. 11 i'm i I I lTTT*rP" 3l
.M i.-s Cortnlia lieimh n ' arrived " J
_ hnjxie JaM Sat .Tyhiy. i 'ein Cinciii- \
. nat i. ( ).. w h> re r<a Y;'d!ed - ud-l \
denly -on ^he'tiremurt of the death jJ
of. lr r v>i.s|i'i-in-law. Miss 4I?i.n-l *
?oli is one. of the i-tiieieitt- -teach- . J
11> in?t-ltv I'i iiniii'v I>ep'.. ."t" \lc- JH
I'.ctli (iiani'h i .Si Ii_.hU.'. : She, is a H.
younjr single Univ. A ,n rent ohui vU?13 . .
V. i-.:. a. >i"a i a] inaH will make ^
n?> niistak- ! h}>r.a<,Tii* c??in- 1
|iani<>ii. ! u i Mia ay 11fends in (he j
L.v'i.ty aiv \i > V"i'i t<>"haw hei ri-|?>
turn. . I a*
The levivai nieeiin;: i- yiiiny. on
now at Hal - < liapol, eoiuluetod v
I?y tlu- Tl v. Smith of (,'oluml>ia. ' *t.
i.aiyv is cvi'iy niuht. d fliilts ?y.
.011 111\\ liiliiiiu loL Meeting
w ill elose Sept. L'f). IT you waul" J.
- !* 111 i i~ mhii m-i-nions ci?iir' t<> Y
Hat. > (T.ap I. low tlowmmi t*?
T 1 I : pnct->TT: ? i?* l.arue
? i f,\vils . attended Hetliel
ia>t Sunday iiiyht tojnar t he .^ny" j
fTpi at hoi . Ke\. I*:till Slr:iu<) o4.' . hh
Chester.. lie i - a yii at siny i and. a.
a'tfy ft =tTfs, sei'i ice' *
will niake ii" .mistake ty employ .j.
hilti,. , I
A . :i-<: ! I .: . "? | ...
- : "!' -! * :? k? : .1. m :u ii ehm eh in .j.
tl. city will.Iii- at liethcl t'huVciiT*!*
next SuiaJuv at'teii.u n at -r> p. m. '
I in- public i - cmi^atiy iii\i. > /[*:*
ittti ml. r . yv
All ymiriy ,--ub-ctibcis whumluc
I'm tlu^Ciiliuctt.. l.caik'l'. atil all j V
tin is ; win 1 air far hclitial en \> >{!) J A
,-ub-cript it?n. are hereby untitle i , *J*
t be last tiinc. I * 111 ess .-um Mlur.u .j.
'i.- jiaii] nil your | apm an *r hefor. 1 *V
tla- liitliymir 1 :>j?? r will I ? ili.-cmi- ! ?
tinuc.i. IM'ya.-*.< -t nil m- biinn-tu
the li v. 1.. tl. lbwtuan. IP -M-.- j
Iiii St;. 1 1 a . t 1 1 i; , ?j.
| '^rr-~rrrrr.'^rJTi'Ti 1 - : >. before yniii ?: '!
nante is caiireleii m ph"iie \Y; X
anil -be wilH-ia.! f ?? '. {
Situs lliylv ii|H%!i> mi Sept. 1<I. v
Mi lb tit ilranunti Si'.<' ! mi Sept. J.
"T?.''YTal]iTmjT. I,. A11MI fSi
pt. Ill, lkmaliet _ull Sept. IS. X
State Colli ae uji S pt.. 1 *"?. , *|?
Miss lte~sie 1 a *. i.-. lei I tor j.lUt.,.X
caster when, she will \vofk this
winter. j:'
' Mis's llutli Y"Uiijr ..nl Suartan- .$
b iie' ha- aeci pteit a.pmitWi with ! ,
tb. \. <Mu'nal ain.l ibw .-tatimi- X
! ;i in i mull.' '. ~ T{r
j I ].L Kati 'Mae Mori heiul has _*?
I 'l. attmni State Co^h'trc. * v
I 1 ine in i-hnrch; aii to chui-ch.
CDCDEGEit
~r : ??' ? ;S;
lilv, S. ( .
X
( feat Mi.->!i:r.." !***r ;iim is !|! *
I !onl> \u n.? .! r ?. !:vini? hut X 'Y~
v * "
Isv'Ut with a iv.are Yt
l-vf-' rv. Christian K-nitons {
( hri-'inn I'a!ligation. J*
' L.itxTal Arts. Teacher 1
iflm d a! Muse^ 11 unto Kc' X R
iruta " ArtTvrrto rr~ liasrhalh' *? I
mis and Dchatifii;. *t* H
s Tuesday- Sept. 17th |
on. NTi application neces- { M
I), t'IN SON, President ijl |
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' 'v '
.11Mil Iwpi1 w*11)
" ~ - Saturday. Srptemher 14T IftftS
State College |
Orangeburg, S. C. _ |..." '
. -*V.> .MH .M 1'^
y,
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Be^innin^ September 16* 1935 $
< . V
. J v - .?. ?
.1,
( (it!i'sos lending to IiiUholors* Degrees in Agriculture," {
.Mechanic Arts, Hume Ke iromics, Teacher Training*,
1 business Adininistra. it n ami .Artx and Sciences. Competenl
Faculty, ESecllcnt facilities. KcaMniahle Ex-" >;!*
penses. X
-M^ii,-- -rrr:h"T ~uiTT7VJrh'rri iua a:IdressT". '. '
. . . >:
_??r-? ??? xni. i UKsmr.NT, ~^?: % .1
_ St ii IV ' X
1 * <S. ('. * ' ~ JJ
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*1 '*1 .*1.% 1*11*11*1 1*1 I*1 l*TT *T *^T **T T*t -*1 '?*' VVV *?'-*/*/
fltLEN UHltfEiiSITY I
COLTTMBIA, S. C.
\,y\ cowpcM'Jilive enterprise for higher,
eniHii;al|and reiigious traininev
Offers .courses leading to the following:
Raecalnureale degrees: Liberal Arts, Kd neat ion
v Ili^ne Kebnonvicfc :ui<l School of Religion, Sub- |
rr.-'-litfr-n. mM'hi-.: tiinilin'ii cmiv.i?, willi I'lftfTTTTnif ||
I'.or college entrance. I
? l)ate of Openings September 1G, 1935j_ |
For further information address the President,
Abram L. Sampson, I; f
ALLEN t'S'IVERSITY COLUMBIA, S. C. |
* -/ . li. r ' }.
BENEDICT COLLEGE f
(ou mbia.tC <\
: SiXTY-KKiHTII- A NX I" A L. SESSION f
\VKI)NM^SI)AVr; .S&4V1S, I9fil
" 7 T X
vl i <l:i\ am*. Tuesday, Sept. 1<? ?SL 17. Ko^L-1 ratiotrDays *? .
-? --rtjMT.KINC ? . , if
Fa* i: > tc.yu corusi.s i.kadim; to a.,15. i?i
KOI K ^ KAK. COl4{.SiiS_U;M>IN<; TO It. S. I>KCU||?S V
two.t'oi'itsKs Foit ruiTu ii 1 RS ' C if
A three war (' ur>t< I*?r those who have io,i,ij;7e; ?l school y ,
' x
leading to 15. lit. , , . ?L
.".' '. 1 T
A 1 Itrei' yeaf course for coll* ite jrradualcs Uuulinu. to 15. 1). y
' ( iiniM'V, in public school music and in piano.
I . . . . - * f
* For further inlormalion, address: y
.1. .1. STAKKS. I'rt'sicU'iU ' If
X
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G1AELIN COLLEGEf
. ORANGEBURG, S, C._ , |_.
Ni;\T ^KSSIOST BKGINS ?
Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1935 | ?
X
*- - x
llat< : Moderate *t*
Inanity: Kxperieiuod, Ijiiversity I rained. *t*
('inriudum: Modern X ^
Kn'vii ohmont: Cultural, Moral .
* *?*
For inforraatioiuj^vritc . X
^ .
J. 15. RANDjOFPII. I'W^iitont ?
v
\ ' Oranuvhiirtf. S. (V = ^?
a??iia?g?iMMWMPBa^^ <
?FUN1CRAL I10MK. .1,, J
I rrdertaking And Embalming 55FF
LOWER PRICKS &
As Near As Your Nearest Phone
1831 TAYLOR ST; COLUMBIA gdjjM HI I
P^nno 927fi I. S. Leevy, Mgr . I
of