Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

;ltPa*e 1 ... 1 ... ' p iEljr Ff: fialttirttit iEraiirr PUBLISHED WEEKLY 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. G EntereG-St the Post Office at Columbia, .S. C., as second class ? matter by an Act of Congress. SUBSCRIPTIONS v une rear - by. six Months ?. ?l~2b Thre? Months T75" Single Copy -- -05 T FOREIGN. ADVERTISING AGENCY J W. B. 2.1VV CO.. lk-.yrt.urn St . v Chicago, 11L Otfieal Adyer$ite menu at the rate allowed uy law. ^ . The Leader will publish brief and - rational letters on subjects' ot general interest when tney are acoonitianied by the names and addresses of the auVhors and are not of a deinuftfry nature. Anonymous communications will not be noticed.. Kejeected manuscripts will not be returned. REMITTANCES Checks. I h afts and iVsTilt T'Ex- " press Moiiey Orders should be made payable tty the order Of The Palmetto Leader. . j GEO. H. HAMPTON ... Publisher N.-J. FREDERICK Editor E. PHILIP ELLTS Field Agent ALFERI) T. BUTLER. Advi Mgr. Communication irit ended for the current issue must he very brie! and should reach the editorai desk not later than Tuesday ol each, week. City news, locals, -personals and social news by Wednesday night. Business and Editorial Phone 452^ Saturday, Si'iiU'inlu'i ill. 1 Senator Mc.\do> of CoJjtWnitC "71 vears'of airto-i>-mLeei:iot iy ma ried to a 2<> yodr old tfirl. .-ays. '"I can. do evuy bit as much"work ""rwTvv m?r .-..ill.! -O 'II " I'i'l-I.r I ? Senator was kidding. hiinstIt", or he 1? was'not, imu'li oh a wirk'.-r a; 11..l ty. : -. Meat in America is tlnva.u'V.ing * " )' I 1 i 1 Americans-will l>o like some Kane, peans?only-he ah]- t>- eat meat ubout twice a week. ? . . Senator limy l.<.ng i?.f Ko.j-iai:n was shot down because" ho ha i great power and was seeking-more. But there is nothing wrong wit In seeking or having "great powvr. The test Is how that power Is us*.!; ?whether tor tire, j.iir >1 i.n" i in iplo_ inertly J'or v Wish purpose and n it aggrandizement. -Was the Sena1-. -?r?tor guiIt-y e 4 t4tv 1 alter ?: r Negroes of ("idunihia -at .least a few?seem to he much ex- rcistd uvor?rtTT?ti'mine a;.'I 11 i 1 11111 j. n? of Ethiopia, . but .art'sleeping when their own welfare is-involved. Last W' ek, a most nm'-ual "\t rda t wa"rendered in t!ie,< rinunal t ouit.'A white man was acquitted* in minutes of. the chargf- of raping a 12 ytar old colored girl. Though" the girl said that,man did it and s-'v-.a white ohv-ioian said i- o gill hadbeen eisi ni i na! 1 v assiiit ni. 1 h,. >.i:> n I was. turned lost-. But not a p* ep front Negroes over such a verdict, but oh you Kthiopia. (MIlltlM! A Md.KO Near Clwirh .--ton. J a -1 v.-. k a N" ' gro waiter in a-tourist camp wifs clubbed ov' r the head by a State liquor Constable. Tile Constable is quoted as telling the waiter that lie could do anything t-- him and get away u ii li i. T; , ua 11 i ai a his employer didn't, like it howev* ty A warrant was sworn out for the Constatble charging him , with assault and battery. They say the Constable at the time was under The intluincd of intoxicants and in company with y wonvun com-' vpanion. The Constable countered ' the next day by having a warrant j issued against the employer anil-f waiter charging ?hem with scdling liquol- illegally.' 'lie deni<-'!. rrcourse, that he was drunk or that he had a wonian .with him. Instead. he siiy- foci . . ivli. . nv, "playing drunk as that was .the ' only way thii-e people would sell him liquor and the woman was annthfr mn? #11 - <t . ,, .. C, U.CI- I f # a woman. Evidently the Magistrate before whom the: waiter ami hi-I employer did mot believe the somet what fantastic story of the C.'ny, ' stable as hp dismU&ul the clubbed ( boy and his employer, but s< nt B the case of the <'on.*'aide?to-"the-} .. ' . higher- eaurJ^, The waiter Ls not . ' the fir^t ^etrro that has been n^rdjr lossSjr.-clubbed by an-officer and T who,' as a rule, trot further punishrl ment by being fined or seijt to the i ' chain gang tor "rc'si-ting an offiai cfr." In this ast,' bi>w**asn , the .? employer didn't like that clubbing jC of his employe, and much inten t' ?has been stirred up o>cr the State.'putting that Constable on the drib fensive; At least, after all the 'ir" trouble is over, theVe will he -one I liquor Constable who will not be 1 so quick to club. Needless beat-.' ? ing up people in the name of the j 1 law at Bnjr rate should be put upr on the skids.-- ?' -r? 1_ -\ .' KKI?l TARI K N KG HOES TO KIN LIQLOK STORKS The State Tax Commission, in whoso ptiwiT tin* lifi'iisTny of .those who desire -to conduct liquor stores re posy, has announced a. policy that is hioad and fair'. It" docs not intend, to draw racial lines, hiit will uTatit lieenst S" to "decent and r putabfe colored nr. n Vho are rvcxi 11 uucni.k'd __by_ representative l.lill.. ,.I) 1-,-t .. " \\> > > 1' I" -i~V.il, time, tlir?f o'olorvii lir 11 have been e! anted lin u-i-.-j. StiinV time ay>> a prmimnt white eitize'fi erilieisc-d tho Tax (.'itmini>si<>n when it jrr.inte.l Its- lii-t ticiiM.1 l?i a hiirh-stand iiitf cciUaati ma:> 4iiifr- ,iu<L.^yivy ih i f;il i"!"11 i| nv n i t?11! net?beallowed to sill li?it:o.r if they*'fiij-e To."TsniiTHifanlT ethei:* than thai 'State agencies usually draw raeial Iftie-.' l'oii.r d people drink liquor .?pwdiap-, miad,?.and t lu re Van be r.i; fair, lojrical t". as on why tlejr "Wji* ].e>'j>le should net be allowed to MTrvi,"1 lie111, or any others - for thai .maUor.j .. I'll'" Slate Tax C n'..i.iji.--':u.n is to ' eon/cattilated'. on. its, * fall in ss and hrbad minded polley^ X L'UliYl lJl) I'OKN H x ;j; ?*H> A.-Singleton A v ^ ' %> * " v ?T!iV \vi i'l:!y u-xt: Kn-m- yo?rmr tjltu: > '..) -'?'ii\' i- a li'iirik ojJ the 1 Spirit \vj Iciy is 'in voir, which \o Ikul- r tii Ii d 1 ( or. G:TO.;? ^ . " " . Tin- \\ vkly th"t-: Hmv ' huUli iusim?iviir work \\oUhl lie if wo put "I'th it-, npa h. t trying t<? iniprfivo 'thr'.ilUulity i>f it us , m? st ui i< '(<> trying i" ti'nl ? for lint .|i l'? ?|)' rly ll.ttrmiifiy t <" .it.- till). W. Ballintrir. "I lor- in thr,country's. heart 'l.ifo i-.t'io -anii. .-\Vi.vt. life As it o Vi, hntin heotv , "I"ru~t in (! i) still Ji-v s, \?,i tin. ill "I -,f mio'ti riw:it >. \\ i". !? a' tliouaht u'** (iixl" Q'vi tiie I'isir.y .00111. 'in'! vtniic* il,-\vn in tlio lain, An : l he ri i'j.- v 1 o\vs' la!J i'his i> I lu- i-iiiiiilry.* J'aitli.tf Am! .tin* ho?i I.t!7aH!7 ' * . (.ia'le .~*S- If y l.-'nv i.'.- 'I iul: the i.? *.!i.-iana Kiuu Kr-tT, imtdi ItliirntJtrr i he -v... .iuJJv'-- am: air', n , nj'iti. V. ;i-;.i.1 y: 1 n .\?iministraThin.' lit- t'o'-e ' I'-i-.lliTy !: if: 1 'aT *!' i:' 1 ' ~Tj" i i- .-Sate. ' A ^ -??. .1 ; . .51 in.- tii,"- |)V<-- tlu* nation'* in tnl< inn'i'i if. the iiu-T In 11I ' 1 iii]?!nyt ii t lay tiiv. Sjuna\<>V. A e'er lain . . 1 |i in A a.erica ii leen-tuni ii t?? n i, 1:1 alnitnl. it'll 1- an I'.l'a:1p\uh 'Ijf Ua: liiiili -pifit. SutiH'tinie iiv* 1 it u;i- -"at a '' ' :ni' - :' ; 1 n.m.vaAv: he-law 11 .-> 11cs \\ i. 1 < 1 JtiT.'ei; ;it 1''" t! n: | 'r irx?11. !K .. . i""1"1 m ! ill 1 I III i " iiii t i'?:: t amv u:> 1isif.!:~rrt .*!rlii-.f ' i' 'l.i t. t.: ? ?:*:*-.;' ;!.i '5rc!' 1 'W..V I'liVi'. ?r : f: :'i c !vi 1: ' 1 ?imrn? ;1 - ; : . ' !; : f\ ' 1 ^ >: >l\y. t-. > ; m ". t nt :<r.- t -. . I r ' i? a : i.ii" Vi . itit \\ ; 1 i i>t t! :th'nfiij.u i * *j i *. 'l M- : j: M?t. II1?Ut <* 4??. h t*' H i < ivlh-t; -n i ,.ti. v . j . 'I ! f 'iv ; i . .erfissfsrrf-r. ;,. I'.n.iM.iii, ,iii 'V in i-:? ?i .a. . :I. 'j!?at< -t a .i t.-j/t.f.rtaitt a.atrl I at'- f i t r.t- A": .. . :at. ! . u ' f> ncr. .. ' A-ja'it t" . .vTtTf r i.'t-t -a;. "I . *.V I-.., >am ha ?< <! Ivi : <> .< ui. ; a, t- . ; a-y \. . : \! > 1 iri: < | a. ,u f ; f. vat. i I v at . I . 1' 11 t'i I I a1 : 1 . ti: .1 , .1 , ,t . tin- lit IsI :.!. : .? i....v\ a . a - < | " iii -. i ir hi ' ' laili'.ari.-m tlu-if i- ilTT-Ty , r. Jif' C.i l ." Ati?l \v<>: < r Sat'n will ' v a'aif. t' i.f. tj . at. >>:' it. ' T ... It .. : i > - ft.. t " nat : ;ii !.11' in tin |-.a- . |\i !.. K. Wi I.r'.J M. II. a.. | ?ad' y.< ?( r > .tinn.?Y.vi vy na|v r .. m-M 'n,:'. rv the ..full rii!<>iia] ah ;t l.iu . interna! <>: NJeur. ("liui'i'li that ai. peain tlv- Chri-tyui ''ii'iity i;. we . |; will {?. n-: | ''a^t-ruii : i'i< -In. el i.f !:.< < il. wl.ieh i- a' <di>!d'TH in- (!'erti'i hrain.. , \ Already i If Annua! <'.* ). furerica i'.i (!) A. ,\|. H. Church arc 1>- ing held in tlie f"Uj'tii , Within two \v eks tliis Wii-icf w ill main oil report of lii- sItVMUlililnU JK-letfates are heinty ehded To 11:. u ii i al i "<hife rente. Xexf niont h I h-lmp - X.'.aii \Vi! linms trtri s' und the that wi'il dart aimthor round of Conference '11 Souift < a .lira a> d' <1 I.W. < will lie cii< Success t.-i the*' aspirant?. A J)i imapy will duide the > i:i~( opal Marvlai d In nrcr whic h tin- bet u I ! :?I )' - . ' Jl '!? A't.'i .,' "Mr Oiir arvd riffiivt" ITrTM. T-. TTTbma* for See. of .Missions, J. S. Henn for MantfTJef >1 Public atinn Dept., and J. \V. Witherspoon fot* Church Kx-. tmsLon. The fie are ajJ fine, ablcj representative men. When the united voice of the state speaks.it iff heard. ' .. r" % V < ' . Till ,jj: Karnpbellgrams { ... Steplu-n C..-JL'aui:.!>cll !* v s *: ! 1?t>111 branches of the National l'aptist Convi iitiun are How his- , t> ry. I wjsh I had a complete list of all who represented in each j branch that South Carolina mitrht | ,vApai* iind see wluit each ope did. i In the absence -of- these -facts, I ' shall tt't lnention who was at each. I A MV'til t hose 1 saw in New York ' ..XiywuAto paid representation .f1 ' s-j w\:re I >rs, .1. J. Stalks, If,. 11. llut-J lor. .1. w. i'oykirs. Al. r. As)hii v. t S. S. Ymingl'Tpoi I. 17 C. Jtiikins, ! I Canals ami l>ynamo Camp-j 1 Ik'U. u'hers wo re j?ivs( nt an! gavy (donations. iTnnvias, ::T as.-uriatiofis";: anir H? -tat Conventions enrolled and paid' their fees. 1 was oik' of thy. enrollment seerefrni tlia 1- iters. This is oHicial, The Rneky River Assoeiation was hi' only dissociation fiom South Cat Una to enrol! ami may 1. add 11he Reginal sessionis coining to - Anderson us tho-A-gHHst- of ?the ? locky River Association, 1 mean entertaining host but tie. gue-t o!'< " - , .. I Rev. 4I. 1_'. _Rei ?1it deserve- tin *oiit>r eonfiiiitl upon him".as A'or. . Sec. of the Foreign Mission Hoard < f-his Convention. J. 1'. is a i'uvr of Foreign. Missions and i- the , right man in the giglit place. "We _ i e?with??Ik We undoes, d - the eoming of th"?I 'nine, t Vtttv?n,-. j ii' a coming t > .South' Carolina' a- : in; i and i am ivuoy I? ' i tin- slate to help mnk.'.; it li e : Idjiiresl and hist yet. ( 1 Kim i <M'<>rts are 'eoininy 'in I'i -:. 'I; aie. set up 1'or >i,ile miysa RevJ?11. W. |). Stewart '? nr -Mi li:.hi iynrher i< r -1.11i~ .section is . . pushing hi* part t??" (he slat ;. \\h re he is not ahle to jfo. his f:iitl?fill hejpniate- is there iij lii I lie ISa'pt ist Slate -?toawfit i?-a .initiates are r ady for litaUiuyy ** Kveiy pastor' win- attended' jJfr oiiveiili.Tji will o- -t his tir."Qlv^r i.y ;m?lerator"\vill he mailed fUu h, Ho- hi- pa-toi's Avhmfird-.ni-t a11<va!. - lie'..?I |..u ai il? u;ho pi 11r . ! ?j_L. loiirnai did-a eimd jolt el' it. l-waiit y all ti " - "I ss I'll 1 o u ri . i.a i1 II.' ! lite State to tret ill* line \\'i'h'??. ' '.frani and do ,y'Mi' tail. . I'a hi ha>- ali i a<lv . >tarU ! i :ri . I tally ira-'iu y f<>j . m-Nt yi ; 'I ak< a rura:iuv j-larl. ami y<>u w 1 '!? (. havt- t'ria: ami t urwa r ib' aii* - linu itiy laai Ivt-il irnpi'yVi'ni -1;t in ' tlu ir j i iiyrani~ >nt < at. Hat'. Utii 1 *? i'.- ar. in. i- !> U*-?l 1 *'l*Vrriii?-+-^?tukinv; unr in : t y. Ha y v.'rlroi.n. ; a -tat v.oila rs hrihain.'V :( thy--a -v. IVy ar' liivin.r in-n. y tihin .! :.< ? fan!* a ::r inn a:. . ' T,";-.in." ' T!i V i." "a. . " : - |ia!|in--r m' ;1if- -mtV 11.; |>,r; - .a " a.i .- a' i"ii aiil i^liira! i 11 <if !?. ?-TT?? rtr ? ? t vr " -all V,', IV,' - v. 11'-j ??u'r : n;.. _ "V-aa i a h _ [ 'in '. lie. Im>\ >in1- v. <. <' < . , f i-? :n!.. !i i. I -i'. ... ?a; . In-ml "('-*a' ' t-oiivi nll.ms ? . . ' ;?'i?'i ,^'y . ?~?r~ : V"i ia!.l'?:i.- * < !'.--i:iui.in - i-' ?>1 S nih <,'a.i >iii a tli.-ft \\r i-r.ay !!U V hat I- la il: <1" IK'. 1 .1 T.i'..y 'I i'Mjt? W-tk-y .?n?'T? - Ah ;.?I,'i ,"i : '?rr??:' ?rr?v 1 . " - (!' 1 ;iifil ft.y nut ji11I " -'I - yi 'ir t" ' ,,. :. h. W.li .aj..! Wilt y \v< jti.-v ; . \ ... .. ) t'yira at '! II ;< v \\a: r\ if:-..-' v ;1a;,- ir ; ].? .!: : t - out ' ; |( ' t!ii-t r aiitf : ; _ ? .1, hi I' l l. . J-i >'-?ti t he t in*.-at - ?r (hi- ' I i - <1 !it i*: t- i.y I >. <). Wai'a-r. ;j lii-ai-.in. ?-st 1 I ! J'l' :i : s - Vi >r"! !? IIP .! i- ' "I .1 in* IN t iiy Ijiyi-r A-'-'I >". ial ! !!. -I I.. yai .l,,nvs A I.ay ' !!T|'j"1 !v t .1 (I:.- \ :tV ' ' S- s ' " '*t N*'la' -tal j int' rati). \W riia-il more liki* I\iin. ; MlhOll \. M. <111 :;< < ; < ; ' - j > .ay , y < ' I'' t :;!! a! ;In t'.\ Iv, v. i ' -'i , ' j ' ...i a _ a ' ?: !' " " ' ?? < IX: ia/ '? .. ; V lha a-. VI . _ . . ?'< ' (: r \ ''w-r<r'v !. : i r. i\f.| a:! Ii " : :'<*.nl 5- hilt/a . A.'- M. '' ' ' '1J I" i' !' !' ' . : : ; -w i i:? v.. r. I. ! :. Kf.l.i; -,.:.ir ::! '> <.\)>*rt iny - ff. >; S'D'iS. Iin ?*i I? ; . I ! ? f. " I' 'v. V !-; ' V . j. u ..klVI llile Hi Ml i- t We tvi'. Lu. \ _ |. ' n' 'in ; h ~ I- rnt:iy t ~ ?~7"7: ! T Sjiiii'S.iy the- l?iv>t.lici'n itv-.'Tn '"j" li'ii have- a!-n piaiinr-d a nc : ! ? ' r ll'.v of" ll c I-' ); *< -V- : ?i 1 .i | J< . ' i(.|>aii';^n? ii ii in t--" eh i- h. VV ! iii'i' <xt"i>'!i! fr an open in.it itio'n" ! f<r all the colore'! brethern aro.ip:! our town to eohie and take~pt ri that day. " " ~}. _ i I N ION NFN'S u ( V'l Yacy^U'U is o\*r. ami the schuol ' ? !!> are i in^iiiy ca Iin^c thousands ' H >>1* out' lioys ami yii haek t-o ' " a lands. t i'iit'K iiiiiVi r.-ili1. s. ! u The enrollment i:i llu ' vacuum | w Mn dls all over this country should | ' he Very heavy since the .deprcs- i t i'U" IcTt l!7\ r-5? The Federal- (orverumefitT h;is, w ai.nf mIU II iii <;.f r-itu aLi)i^iH-w sen <oi iUoycnMU <.'yFederal I t Si ti.-ii i t ' A itl . at.il Aitli"Jiul \outh Administration, vtuic.i has opened up tin- way to.nun y thousands of- . St it dents who would otherwise have been iinantriaiiy um-nl.. to *' . S'n aS the kv]a*iaue yois, "Its ,,i it 'i .wind that J' As iiot)n<fy: any poo i," and it", t * d pi o sit.;n ''has ' ft stiinulatnl atrdntiTVst and a' do- et site ijif education,, it is well worth >? the .*1 at.!nl .-aeriiice it has i*t*ttui it. . i?iu'i.i '. 11nit. rhrrrngTF"IT U \ seiioiii u>> n,- v. ill .eoine lue' K solviny not only -?i this dopies- y ,'n i!1?-A .lo^Lve,.racial bio.thoi-hood which w.-.i prcYenl .world n' utpr*sshms, .by tv.e hiiiji the youth t '.'j?i.' 'dyt.y .t ho U lit' VI tillss <oJ' Life ? which are not nn f tr d> by wealth v . niohetaiy ,-t.. ...r?;V;. \ : - v- V""* v "rVl ->v,0* u? u-niay had not i, . jn.ivi.lvne. tact i ;.ii!v people oj t ay, : o ui: months j. \\a? i... uniiti, and oTp n t|1 i'l:o. hail o( H:a 1U-. \Ve WlTe nllL .. ri|' 41lay ' X' PP win', but today you have ; <- months in one j-1 - '.oul p. i air 1 y. . it t'. miiai at it- -l.il a to oiif youiitf ' i lyit.otily up-vati'. opiiiuf'? . hilt upon .t'lie to ;'i\atic-i nu-nt you a . i mado and ar- Si -?1?i!iak':::^r.?r\-?:. le 1 h1;;i nrnj i - v dangerous tl .utr. Tin rel'oiv . ink or i. h not t-ho pyor. .. piit'i ; thci.;..' aliow; Kii(u.irlils 1 x.eau the'{> . "a, hut drinking <- : .y, sobers ayiatn. (Th ink-? ?^ :? ?? 4 I no' nvival i u vj -. d *la--1 y^' >inula v iriaJit v. a pt . at old i ka-.af shaking a!'.;: t'fiol A: Alt K. l'r , 'i.u, . llvv..' 1 . iati expro-sed I.' a| j.n ooia-tdoa- -i'i h;".nks lo a i' -I' ? I .! i l-o.oj.__ . .'W i.o jia.J ,h^.O? t y.il in In I pi l i 'tin . u.uihnr ijuotiiio-. i ''.''it 11 i-o'.ild not 4 : ' -ai l of Itov. !. i. haw kins- \r!io i .n. t <1 thi - i. uc a -i-.od by h* !o';. d 'aid .St %\> _ i iiost-i r. : !< V 'pi i'.h-:.' r. i ?. ti.is in;,ill lia> ' > 11 wIIhITm ; ! , t .< mati . nil! 'juva, "i. : a il "t iii-i^ 'J' ; -1 iiu.'Mill . at " a. >i -I .1 ills', tit:ir. tin- t -I- \Ti, ? ;ji !.*. i ;M ' niy'ft I . - - VU jk. Tin' if 'i y p. i-ai i.i'i' i._ inn iir inliiii, -! n?y?! , ',;i ?r? ? tiv t ?>r vNoV. 1" i aril |!"llf(| ' !! . lat'.ll. I'l l ! ... ' II 't!.? TT--^ . ' : i ( . I .? , i i ii- 1 : ... IIV,. 1 nu.;< . . 11- .,: < ! v'i I .Mr. (. aitiiy a . . . . V ju-1 ill-, i!a _ '"lay .] >: I.' :'. I' a- !., i-i . ' .. .1. \V. N i ; - - - a :-ir;hr^'Hr!n..v ; !'n : { ' M . I" i : *, ^ a !: <in ajv | <- : .a>; f I !i,' I ' in-.r til (!? :.?*?!. I.' : r a; y.hh'r ; ht \v-!. m *p}jr,v . t IT . ' t't ' "V. _ v i: a !!. M-,.-.-ha. -1 til I; "it1 I'. a I l' J h:.a I ' a i- i: :i Cnv.. I.ii ;::i ! .lid \!a?. |; '. in ??? ;; m; ! Uv . \\ ' ?..\vr-ltr ( !. ?io,. IuaL ! A a m-v. j V1 Ciu isfTan M* i>; S??-1 : M ! '?>' I'll. I1!". j iili.! "I M-. i: v/. l" V.' .. : ii!i ;! j : ant-. >\:j' i . i --i : ti iii, Ii ?\ - 1( i'. I ni:<!; ' ?a;?n 'av { ' a-' aim-'' \ ;: ! 'l nint -<f V at L fni r". I ^ --l.fr.Tji>-> l-rV ! , ill i?M. i 11 1.' i- " it H ' " ai * 1. iv t l:;?t -rh" i-' ]>r . Wc ran ..'t' nmyh ' - ti r liiari'i 4 ' j'U . :~~"1 r ~<~*l 1 'iiy an ; iTjili.; >" "? > 1 iiii. .Ti tlr I'liiilir | Wl.'f _ I ' : " Solum! i>|>cu< ! ^ ii '1 ? ' linu-Mt 1 !' I I'll !;t 11 .M 'cih-; . \ .iculiv ehanj.r< wa_ Mi.-s > ! "! :r ha'-mii' v' > V " <j t (; ! am- ' in* 1 j S*. . i i tale** i luv ' 11 ' v I i ? y- - " 1 i., rt .\j: J \ V < ?^ : -t- ' ,-^i" ' ! ircKory of t'. X. ('. ' I i:i UiUliiu C'o.r in f);iri 1 flI:' i jjin.v a )\.\v ({.jyi; al < ' ' ' _ 14-11.1 . ' ' >, - ' .at lii tii'.-l v.a~ liv.l'rnf. Slu-|ihari] -? ?> : |) 11;,. i;o < 1*". V i'?(i;' at' 1:is I the '-i,;.. . I q) <i'l'.t., . tun i:^uUiy a;i - ' I if . a . h. ! :il| a, ' .iiiiiiay "Intfi-Kavial :-i A. Toa^y." S*K5v-?r?* " i i.iiwuan in i-p. al.it .? ;iii' ! :..i: ' alcai ;mit Ii 1\ wi;i 1 "ill;, ! . (I throw-h' a moi.o!'' ' .1 ? til pii t I/. f I he . j*: ... .i .> 111.1 in t j.( ( ; ,i. ( l.a!ont. hat i:;th? in (quality it M iLl.ll tilt? My f;i|l( !1(:| i>(| at t|, ,](. it:: ?.i?M \\uril<. \\ ? uifil that : 1("li e ( r.Jild at )>c - ' ! iitif-'C'..!-K', ".Intra 1 .-e l l, ..V*:" . . . An <>!'i: iVion f in the |> f. .- <.o (.;' !.. 'd. J '(.:,i i |!n\v in the I*'i hi-sti r ^, T'.it n|'y ichl Sctiiinai >- i(> llochcster, K. ^ : ]'iii - .iiijr work for a iloj/fYo in th1 olo^y." The' city, and statu, n 1 osr-a Tiiciul. for truly lit was T, wide awake in his duties as a in in- hr inter and u man. lie was a man in I \ ? -ho was possessed with'certain "mictions who acted and exprcssI th.oso convictions to those in authority, as well as low, rich Il<! intnl lilsirl: ViiYif vvTfil n If u-ira lli'iil a plcaMirc to be associated ith a jrclitK'tnait of his type and. c fear that in the future we shall infer for such, inspiration. (loci r ed his progress! -W. K-.- -Mc?ki nekilis spent the re.k-ind with relatives in AshcffifrX.r . ? 3Iis. I.ucy Loss left last Monday ?r Chicago, 111. to spend son e me with her chihir. :i. .Misses Odessa -Johnson, Lea the! Jeter, Nancy I... (list Katie. , -M-tH'ehr ad. -and K Ionise I .iNvkhn. ft last Sunday lVn^'ie Stn+e (' 1i.v. in to ai4.eeb:ti Miss Annie Ko.-s- lel'C also Vol* en.diet Collide. Wilbur DuckX" of Lt d I'oint is ilt Allen I ii.~ l ily in Coluirt';!::. * M. If. ?..i!-s<ni lias ftmi.'i lo :e ciiy ainl Va- avion.pa11 i oil by i.'.ai-i Wuyiii' .? i' '> nnyeoar;:. 11*. Wayiftvr is n j yv.'iU *.rl-?:stv h Si itr Cniiejrc ami is a memlt of the- Kairfni Alpha i'si Krai nay. . . . . 'hittii* Miss ..hilia Hi'lle.. Mickey i- r furred l i'mii Jii'i' vacation in vol i: :ii1 xuw?jxtsoy and her cfistiirn points. AU.et.ini? .is now _ y:i>inj?'jL>n_ ajt .U,'S i i.ap I ( iiui Oli^j^jnilnctol by ic K v. \V. S. Smith i'f Columbia mi th" spirit is very high. ' Those oil the siolc list are; Mrs; in y .(iillians,- Maflie Rhodes, Ever io Wallace, and Alice Huston. Tri: ;aiiti''"ss thi1 Sv~S.. Miss Sar-a 1. TP IMdh.-h the flgggVP", Miss " Ills.. , . V . . <>oin>'. Si church, tn cJuiirh.? Aiken news tVs?-ill, ! rtnys are fast np aclii::u' aeain and many of < ur Tirhe i\-' a it .rot u r n i iijy to their re-' r. i i'n ? * ia>si <>dins' \vitti F new.i'd itTjry, new in-pii ation," and lots in.onnalO'li lueati-e of liu'ir iiamor -( !.< 1 vvotk. vv - would say i .a. wm.i I" liit- Parents rt'trarcT- t!u;_ijii|iui ;a:.co ke pine lion ihlteii jin seliool regularly. Hy tlio ehildreii iii >ehool requital tl*e sell' ol- nniy perhaps a, a.e ! a u- i a iti\e than ever. ai !. n; i. itiTiMrltrarroit v^ill eiv.n ill.- ? ? ?liy oar eoun?. .and -laii-.' tin airs. .Many .eliihln leave school Jtceaas' liny a.re ' K jo o|k rly i neoui'afreil or eonolyi-d by .Ihe'ir parents. . Such .'iiiivn do inn develop into j?iu d it.. io 1111 i in'i?no v 01 an a1-1 > i in? c'dnfniiiii!y in vv hii^i they live. ; c : iiio1.-i . iy. hope llnil the. roiii-.. a -r vi a r. may no an .milch,, t y. .lnia ii. in a Me-per appi eeiai. i . lla- r ai value ol' a Kl,val r.-'i io'a eoiiimunily.x -\Ti s. \ t -la il b:n-"ii is vv ot ki. ^ 1 1 II li i ' ,V iilll I -111' I n i; n of Ajtiies Cuiwipbell in inV rest of Tnn:i;( 1'1,US1S anions i'l.od pv.opl. . We.are very prat'!'1 o llr- .-e -vvlio ma-ic it'-possible? ; .i ii a vvi.'rker and hope thate ( IIUfST.MAS SlvAI. SAI.K aotip tite ^schools will tie {fravt1*! an itio>- of pa-'t year-; as We * ah J.e.'.p -t-i-r?Tiq-virrs* el' Mrs. as oar yoin.tv nurse Utj? vv.o phiy oar "iTarr in "sell;liyAll 11 :11 111 > - /i I n 1 > i? ? ; i 1 -ffvri?.y ' i.. ?1...1 { . Li: . it.-kl.-ll t'l U yj, r???i- 't- 1 iii !; i's?i \'imi?. tto.iili'i Ikal'h.c rtiticaU' iM<? l..ii.i'v i>. tl.?- ( ciiirv S.1j.'i 111it. n.l-r - L . ai. -nav. IdTTtTi ' " V.I-. t .1 t., u-au l) ; tu- SO :,< >(> l will-1. lit i.loiijM- il)iSi " : : 1 " '-.11 tu'Sr litus .-wuii a-. you'ic iliitcik IV l-.xu M A\*.ik ail Hoi lis ? ttiv i-l.fi;;;: ..ili-Mil In'ins riv loiuhyis lor cjirlvt. wivlos, anil I . !.> u..f. >' ill* i ill. i If; nihii.llt+M-??i-sn?I nil! >?'-n?rm? <>vtvu-ii. - i. I ink Un.-i' u iiii i \ r la.i.tfii - * ri_? '? J riiv pi-rit 11 ii t ' ' fii t < ! 1 I Hi" tin- ti'Ui 11 r ' i.iiiinv ? niiis'.', *" ;-'-t Vi l l i: \ j w s . < . ~l !. ! v:i S I.i,' im i nina. S"|it. II.viiitri.'ii. ^ Ih:..- Jink. > ii -I I' A'. I. 1 ?. - ,,|' * : v. ( i; , . , . ' ; ! : I- \ , - li.r'iV I I .aI i f ' 'lilfl.ill A 1 in :i ) i i ni . '.il an j !i"r. a. \ j.-..." ' "i I' i, i ' I ; ni-. .v.i,. 11, r. .ii-: .a' i , ' f .. ,i : .1i: j: fii.'it v, l<. Mi- ,.M.i i',- !!..ln ! t. ha. i :n ii u . :\ \\ i .!-1if*--*-*' J\'t*. ??I a:;, ir, ?f* !?? 1 L.Xw rllf-.-J?i . I . ; 4|..1 ;i'> it " ? ? i;., , ii _ I: . . .* i mv S pi. iM. VJ I ' I' ' ' ' 1 V "'A V /' ' f.hi-ViJ < . > - v.- ' I !i : r. AViu 1. y " A v. iy i: I rr ?'t <Av Coll. s \ ? i.' i-'n'uli'lly ... !'. '.iitki, I'M a. al f.c ?-it >' Mi: ' lit r sis1 of i": . I ! l: . .'A. !> Mi: York a i >i* s r ' - i.-: . r. awl Mrs. .?<;sc|)li I)iiikilis an ;-trhti r. ' A . ' . .i'i i Mi .. AIM it Spears mo' * I, 1 ; 1' . .?i11 1' ' S'l -i ii I ll .Lli.Ui.m .. _ Ms ii ji'v t h" .'ini!!!i r lior 'A it Mi ija1 i \lni a - loliiiM>n. N i1 Mowi ., .Mamie 1 lines, 11 it r "i-' \Vi i>. sp.i a -n ! little* \I?ss yphornia Lewis have returned ?lne ttftor spending tro suture? i . XuLLhem_iMiLu.iV r ; : , J ' t_ /\ ? ' , : 'Saturday. September 21, 193J> , ^ 1 : Qlot/% f?ll? ! uiaic v^viicgx; 1 | \ . Orangeburg,*S. C. I y. - v ^ ? AX.N'Ot'NCfiS ; '' ^?r-?~ y : I: I he Fail Session ! ? _ _ . y, Heginiiiiig'September 16,1935 $ Y ' X I - - ? Y "?: ?. : .1 _ ,1, X C ourses' leading' to bachelors' i)egrct*s?in Agriculture, ;j; ft Mechanic Arts, ihrrncCmnoTmrs, vTpnchor Training1, j* ! 'business Administration and Arts and Sciences. Com- ;!; ft petent Faeulty,-?-Kxce.icnl Facilities. Reasonable Ex y iicnses. " 1 j ^ * . . ? ... __L*. _ $ v ? #. '' ' - . X i or ."iinlivt' inlurmation ai! iri'ss: y J ' ' iT: i KKSIDI'M-. - ?. jj* Stall* ('nlli'Kr, I' ' ):* ~ Orangeburg, S. . X * ?*??* * ?* %?%?'? 1%' /? % ** / / / J*?*?A?%?*? % AA ?* ?%A *- A?]m|?A?*M*. *? fM?> \ MORRIS COLLEGE ju ? SUMTER, S.C. I-fr . ?T?, . - * .. ? A (ireat School with a Civat .Mission. Her aim is ;i; *1; to prepare eaeh student not only-to make ;t living but?X? ? to makt? a life. Sponger, better eotnpped with ji more Ij! X hopeful outlook than ever before. Christian Environ- X ; . _ , . . : .|. nient. Chri-thtn Influence. Christian KtJueution. Departments?College of Liberal Arts. Teacher .Training. High School. School of.;\li!s:e# llom'e Ec- *!* enemies. School olVftiooIogy. - ' X Supervised Extra Curricula Activities: Daseball. ?? : ??liaskctl all. lYothafl:?Tennis and Debating. ?f * Next Session Begins Tuesday- Slept. 17th ? ? ?? v . ; ' - ?&-E_.;. Minis College invites ycu. N > application neees .1 sary. . % jTcLAF^ I ORANGEEURG, S. C. f - :l; N.kxT SKSMO'S HlvUINS -?l? ?| I Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1935 | A . _ J>:... L .. : | Kate.-;: .Moderate- > ' *{* ?? mm' ['} ?I'Kxperiein ed,?\ 'n'tvcr it y Trained. ??? ('nrri' ttluni: Modern ' X v - ' y > X" Knviionment : ( ultural, '.Mural r- ~r? A % * ... .;. ! For. information, write .*. .1. li. K.WDOLI'H. President-'" ? ^ ' - Y A ' ~' Onni^rel-inii, S. ('. A i a a ... 1 ? ,t 3 "I. K R V V ' S .eSHfcw I I hnkuakhomk wmk ' I'nderlakin^ And Embalming ==^:<)w4ci^4auirrks3=ra_^ = I. S. I v ^ Mur. I I'. (L fcWAll.S LAID TO REST York, .Air. Karl J. Swails, King- , VT K l\-c>THK.F K ( ' . rtro.. ; Miss Ruth 'M. Swails, King,. ' " stree; .Master stephoYi A. ?S walls, 1 . J i\. kingstnc, Served As Mail ( t<M-k ror j He has been a monitor of Mt. 1 hirl j-three A ears , Won >1.?Ivr?Chrrrrh?krrr- sonic conKinvstvoo. S. C.. September 10? <in>L> aM<' "'hen he was Funeral services were held 3Ioiv callr I ujion to pciTo'-m his duty he i'av, September Dth, 1035 for Mr?liiTL- d his l'flrt W?lL_: l\ (b Swails who (lied Septemb' r Funeral sC rviees .were conduct7Hi 10.15, lie-was a Mail Clerk ed hy U'\\ A. Mack, the pastoi. ;<?r, Thirty-three years. I lis linaH Hymn r>$ 4 "I Would Not Live ites were .held-at Mt. Zion. M K. Always;" prayer Ivy Rov CTr ii. fhiircirat M. of which he McOcwan.' Solo, "Flee As A Bird" wps a member. | Mrs. M. S. Ma?on. Speakers con- * The pall humus were Messrs./ corning the deceased were ,Rev. 15. Blakh y, Cicero Fauna. Tom ' Win, Anderson and Rev XV'. T*'Mc <ha\v ard W. II. Grayson; Farlin who spoke out of their, The body was in charge (if Rug- hearts woe?Wu?f consolation as well' ers-Cuiiy Cndertak1 r and laid to as expressingJhe sympathy of the e-t- in Alt. Zion cemetery. ? . church, the friondfc aruLhis neighMr, Swails was sixty-live years bors who came in contact with him 'd. Surviving him are his widow, daily, one -sister, one brother and .ten Hymn 1 '?0 "Lead Kindly Light"; riiildrt ii, ^ " prcnchiiiif hv A tevt Mrs. F. G-. .Swails Miss M. J. St. JrJin LI: 1. Words: "Lot Not Wails. \'e\v York; Mr. Stephen A. Your Heart Tie Troubled." After >'wails. Charleston, S. C.; Mrs. the "sermon, the body was viewed? Marguerite'Thaggard, Fayetteville by hundreds of obi friends and Y. Mrs'. Irene Henderson, New acquaintances -from far and near. York; T.lrs. Zcnobia Bennette, |. Now we as friends with one Kingstr' e; Miss Naomi Swails, t heart and one mind commend you Kingstreo; Mrs.-Mae Brannc, New to God who is the author andJBnr ' York; Mrs. Dorothy Harris New isher of alf man's faith. Maj^God York; Mrs. Florence Rollins New i bless you one and all. '

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