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FORE1G N AI) V MKT1S1N G
_ . AGENCY
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rational?lottcrs. on subjects' of
general' interest* when. tthey lllc
- . accompanied by the names and
? adili'esy?ail-?t-li e? fajxui.or*s ? and.
are not of. a donatory nature
Anoilyinous cniunumication wili
not be noticed. Rejected niani^j,
scripts will not be returned.
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GEO. II..HAMPTON Published
...' N.J. FKEDKliK'K H'diUu
E. PHILIP ELLIS ELM Agerit
ALFRED T: BUTLER, Aciv.Mgr
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Communication ir.:i nde:u- I<>r the
. current issue must |?y very lwiel
and should ivnci; the oditoiiai
desk- net later th:f -day crt
ei eh- week. ' City - Dvw?,?Leah.
~?; pir.'uim;?ami' .. Old J;'
Wednesday night.
*' Business and Kditori 1' I'mm
Col'a.v S. ( Sat ni:da>4 April 2.*
Really, why -!: *;!?i" i; he 'noo-. s
sary t?i airy a ed
- a county ? > p? ni-< ; mi y A..
safe kepinc v. : i,i - ;.-i, a man . iv
; onjy accused of .'la u-i:y' aim !m.
breakingS-.icTT was^i'me. a <Yv.
days age. tVe ma:: ?-i:m;
Dai linjit< n. !.a-y and a.id i- c :
tainly at a '! ?w'~*T~wTim " . a-!
thing ihcr'Mnv s nei i ~a.: y,
Thi - Is'.'tile K. ' !'
W eek". But ju-t.v. i y 1 ; i-:
OMe \V- ek--i>e lie'. in a est?
animal. ..They wou.d appi eclat.'
kindness' everv v. eel:. .
In St. LoUis. ,Mn.. a man -and
his wife wci.. !':a d s On ;r,->.
they c-t.mined their S:; Bem'arrpup
in a cin-et iimu'leh i.ij
year o.id son was. led. T e
|?le huwe\e; *vav -.red f ". i-..< !
anii^u'.": \Va- nil r .
the little boy. but t."t th .joy.
Tile I.eayiie of Niiti"!:- ?! ? S i: *
rem v l.?J?; ilau.
It no,w >ee'll.? ' fa: '! he illt- . Sella
tor Lud^re ilii! a; aV;_ h'.y y i <;a v'
work'When jut -I'ijI'iv oppnfs
ed the v1 tjanre ?> l" the ITiilvt
Stati s ' into that '< < oiLdiiat'oii
Mus'oilii.i has : i-.e' l.eayin
iwf" he I.TutJV at.d p' tit.- and the
l.etltrUe simply t'a:'.-: "*!?. aiidfaTP
' ?>r passes- i e-:-l a' em>:
Florida is hnvd.y a y :eat triu
of tloyjrei >. . I .? victip;- ' w. i:
white iiie::. .m. -of ,\U?,.ni i!ie?l a
a result of t'.-.e t'oyvyiti j. The sy\
. . en men on' trial a:\ policemen" pt
Tampa- 1 hir.k of it. t'r.e vety mei.
whose <laCy it; was to pivs. i .p law
. and order.?Ha,| Tht1. tloye s beer
Xeyiocs nothinir- Would l av.- lu-oi
.(lone. White i ouple who "n?1 ftreat
Negroes' with impunity \vil.
soon get -tu.their own.. - That'.- a?
sure as the ittw of -the "Aledesuano
Persians".
in< i rin?; k \< i: prihi dm r.
("on i)km n kl>
I.as't week, the Co?nmis.-h?n ot
Inti r-raein! eo op. -at ion at. "its annual
' meeting passed a resolution
condemning in m> .unci Haiti terms
tie Stirling up of racia] pr'judict
hy tr.ose people who- have tliyii
own ends to s-.; . e. The immediate
cause- of the t oohil ion Was the
rcpt ehcnsihle attacking of .Mrs.
Roosevelt hy . tiuaic of a photo
showing her eourteou-ly and dilTerentially
being ted hy two
colored men into a noe;ing of colored
cith'.ens which she was to
address. These ph>>to< were 'distributed
at the "grass rut I" conveniton
held in Alat'on, (>a. n tew
months ago by GovcVnor Talmadge
of Georgia who is lighting President
Roo-ovelt. The'master mind
of this supposed strategy was a
man by the name of \ an .Muse o;
Houston, Tex., as v. as disclosed
hy the I . S. Senate e'unmiitee in
vestigating lobbying. A>ked hy
the committee to de-c.ihc the pie
ture, .Sir. M se sain that" he d.i
* not ran'1 to; that fro -was' a Sflnrtr
t rner and ' believed?in "white supremacy".
The attempt to belittle
Mrs. Roosevelt, or rather t<
discredit President Roosevelt b\
placing his wit.. : ?
in mii uxiiii v ia?u*
light is his idea as well a- those
of his ilk of such supremacy.
That however is not the way of
the true Southerner. He certainly
does not attack a man through his
? wifer nor floes?Lu.?M-srrrt?to such
methods as was Mr. Muse's to stir
up race "prejudicj*. Cheap demagogues
of the past employed ray*
prejudice to attain their ends, hut
happily such methods have now '
become rather out of date. The
true Southerner -was speaking when
the Inter-racial Commission composed
of Southern men of parts
y.y'- ' ' ... .
sail): "The United States Senate
committee investigating lobbying
lias produced testimony showing
politicians have accepted thousiands
ol' dollars from Northern financiers
for the purpose of manufacture
of the basest racial prej*
lidire for political end's.
* We, the Commission "on-rinteir
racial co-operation protest vehenfcefitly
"against this anti-social, unAmerican
and uri-Christian behavior
and call on Southerners of
all political faiths to repudiate
uch practises.' We deprecate all
. ...'.lot ...
i i*vim |>i vjuuiyv anu ? ui u inv [/w
pie of the South to beware of -attempts,
to create and incite race
prejudices' lor any end whatever".
?m ? ?
Kampbellgrams 'j
!* 5
Stephen C. Campbell .?
t* ^ ^ .j.
Moderators of associations, veronal'
"board members, elected
.u>ard members, all field workers,
omniissions and all standing coniaiittees,
and all other persons who
?axe? bu .--iiii-js.s^ propositions and
ideas for the executive board of
.'he Baptist State Convention, you
are hereby reminded that tin
oard will meet with the St. 1'au;
baptist church, Laurens, K.
1'uvsday. .May f> d t 1:1)1) o'clock
?bin )i,? H " *? ?H iv purls, ready to
H' submitted l'ar approval. This
- the constitutional?tntH- ami or
iored by tho president and is programmed.
Yon cannot ali o i t|?1<? nibs thi
motMany, many new plan
sill bl presented. ' This will el may
he pmst furious attempt to havi
?0t? delegates present. This wll
mark the end of thu old order ano
he hi jrir.iuiijj of a new day. Drain
ml leal niiie': oxporU'co and visloi
vill sit at the council table and ie-a
-<m out - tie best . plans for- tin
late. The reports from the groups
s worth your eomiiijr.
.- The channels will be deepened.
1 he'f hai'hoi s win no niilde llll'tri'!'
Jamais of thot. along new lines will
e etit. ' 1 just heard that many or
?Uw?National leaders will by pies
r.t and bid for support. I just
K-ard t hat Rev. -,J. t'. Dunbar wil
le.eheted treasurer if ReV, Cole.
..nan. deeliues to succeed himself
i just heard that many l'avorit.
< adei s will be presented for cop.
<. nt-i.on honors. I just: load a Tiiei
otter. I'roiji a . group of perso'n'a
fu-ials ..-aying thjey will he tluii
tile eU'vtioll. . '?
1 I.est- l>uptists are yetting liki
\ \| ] i., ... .. i o
V V - I V 1 I ?v I Id Is I I >11 I
-aVling: eiidoi senieiit for pok
'..I like the idea tho' one o
great friends 'says' this pn'sen
' ud is mixing politics in'relig
n. Nil, 1 (iu not think so." 'I'h
;11 i i. l oud i> putting iitV int>
in. denomination. The hest sigi
f life is for many to be nad;
.v.i the otliees. Ill the last t\\en!\
:Ye years, we did lio't ha\ e ?na
cilia! a:id men held oil'aV f? i - It
l'h.H ero.wd belieyt s in i otaU'.-ll
I a in ,-irady to eotiie down and U
tin Inn]y else have all "nr." po.-T
ions., it they can noil the vo.e..and
do Letter-Work than I am d?-if.g.
If-work will keep me i:. of
' 11 i'. i v. i.! be idlej e ! o; I w;.:.
diiiijr- .one and done N()W. 1
nice?Ui mil?. I always reeoi i
im'mi limning- for exercise.
N\ a ahout the groups'.' Win
vii! niake the reports ad what wik I
_the plan, lie for next year? 1 a.ri
'W?-'r collie and see.
W*n</ wilT "be" Dirdetor id' Stati
M iV i<*n- I say again eonu* an
?ee."
Si. Paul and the New lofe
I am still here .as tin
pa.-tor of . this very tine ehuieh
Some- one asked if St. Paul wa.nr
i iI-?I >.i- 11. ?
. j^ihumu vamprx-ll ane
ui1- Kampbvllism. I say like Mat
Wert?"<,'fnne up to see for your
e!iMaster Sunday our olfer,H'/
was $17').00 and we are still
uising our budget every week.
Our congregation lias .doubled it.-eif
and the last time I ha,) a
'hoard meeting, the whole board!
aid, " We are with the pastor. AH
he members are saying', stay on |
with us". No,- St. Paul is not
without a pastor neither is shel
tire I. We ate like the eagle,.we
, e.new our strength' weekly. When
you see that host of delegates I
.nine from Anderson county, you
loo will say, with St. Taui, "Wi j
believe in Kamphel^sm".
Di. '.loins from the White eon- '
vi ntioiT will be to us in May at
Laurens. The "White convention,
nils.- appointed a Social Service
Comm.srtun .to study conditions
among us. The secretary spent
| several hours in conference with
the White Baptist secretary and
the fruits of this, conference Will
be i mbudied in the reports vuu
will hear.
.lust saw one of the state work*ers
and he too says, November is
the best time to meet in the Bap-.
| tist State convention. I am for
a change of time and 1 want you
to vote for this change to November.
If it does not work. F wilii
) pu-h a wheelbarrow to Columbia1
.or exercise.
MEN AM>*THINGS
Ii> J. S. IIKN'N, Jr.
Iteports are Gratifying-Over Connection.
South Carolina Comes
in Big.
Admitting that it is hard to pre-1
diet accurately the out come of
the future, suffice it to frtr-FTmrr
that reports* from all over the con-iii'i
lion hava-heon-encouraging nnrl
gratifying us. to my possible election
at the coming General C'onferen^o.
V tM"
.1 X,ot only are these reports com- !
ing from men who are aspirants
and candidates for positions in the
general church, but also from men
who constitute some of the tall-._
f
est pines in our methodism an
are not - candidates l'or any pusi
tions in the general church.
N'iiw thai 1 h: 1 \ i I)'. i'H (inly ai:
thoriz'tfd by endorsement to eor
taet the penernl church and mak
friends, not only form y own elec
tion, but for the state and othe
candidates fur positrons in th
genial church from tilts.- state,
atii resolving the'follownig to \yit
First, to stand . with ant) for ,th
hrixtOtt n#l tii'ni i:t
to s?ek only honoiall. and irentli
manly proposii !<>ns and ' eombin;
011 my state or any candidate fi
lions that will relic ct disrretht uj
.position (rum this state or an
other state.
Some one .mayal^k niv ) east)
for tlie above statement, in sue
event, the following, answers i
.part: Jtiilyrinir .from the past,
personally haw ktjown 'who wet
hijrh up in the chtiuh and in lit
eyes id' the public. to 'say littl
impair things behind*, another pel
sell's back or belli ml ch'-ed d"oj
ihal. were unheei'iiiin- m, y.>ul
have beln left .unsaTdT 'in 'othe
wprds. there secure,J to have hoe
an attempt to'.asper.se ?>:h i:istea
of1 Ml.t ilie MOlUdilitltr?-'Oitri -iTf >;iy
iajr nothing.. To niy way of think
jjU?. this slum hi? no I he.
1! am pleajrinjr .here and now t
not do siieb a Ihiiij; if 1 do no
rot hut one vote. South CarAlJ:,;;
nloss she chanois from her'Tiv
vious record,, van be depended up
oil, fust. to ,-tand. hy the ;i|lnnii.s
: ration, and .-a eond! v : v.
or evii.yt'ninr tlia: l , .-t.'.t
-want's, 'and c very-en ndf Into tha
makes a iroml -howimr w k h 1.1
pther Candida!e.?' <?.l' the em. a-eii
1 am almost p< -iiiem ihm wd v.-:i
. .?Ve a clean campaign irmrt Smiti
I'niolion ihlj 1 .... ! '
- ,i.ui? . ti \\ y t;
vmo .!>:? k f;<>!n il.i- : ? \i p'oA
fort-net' will) .mm;*' (I:* *1*'. I li. .! .
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j: MOUNTAIN CITY;!
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Thi' pKiurtim. *m:h i-: 11 n?
liv sakAi.l'.'! y aiul- * al. . * .. y
h?<.Ms,l?y t'v.o l j: - . Ka
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j.?i i I ? --'J ? . Jt
train? .V . :. said. '1 !: hi* syit
Iu 'hi- > i-1 !i> I.-i- and di .?"t that
: ii..':- ' y worn i
lu- Oil I ill' if. ) 1. a - y m.d i i
have a d v- life,and
lis in/ ii. .Mi . li aiiiiv sce,l.i
I'd In In' kirk ! t wiutf-' an
so many bold' and i nmnili ti
entile put ami I' hnn 4-M-kmrw ir
lanyuayu mi' plain thai-' then
should i>"l lia ' lot.'i ?'i" doubt
jJlfli ail v. v. nn : . ; n i. or sintrie
that wi ili - ,.hV a'wuy picasin
i n vr oiu' inan was a fool, and
js(?iw?4"of the 'faVJ'.-v put it a
little , st.i onyc. by ..styling tuV a
"dam fool" \vii!naia li'i.-h. You
can lind Mi.iu of thi- tj'pi v.oivicii
in-tuic public c!.? >?-1. our >;tnday
School. otl.r cllO.iS. O'll 11.\ . I'. U's.
onr Kpvvni I |t i . aw in--, and limb up
on ti.e cliili y> 11, 1'i'h c'i.ur. h find
society. Ni w v.'o 'jai'. p. all. kinds- ol
faith; in our women folks. We
tee! and know tha. we have sum
maiii'ed and sinyle that arc chaste
rclincd am| pu:e. AiaiTT that kin'.;
With disdain upon tin l? vaud.tl ytraiiiii.*
.t hiny of life. <lo'i ru-vei
made any hotter in no 11 act than
.oiiiL' we an; pio.d to -all out
but it does si i ui .tha; ii.i. emu- -
our women are gradually casing
down from tr.at high and beaivtiful
_4U'?le.-,ta! that uio.-t men ave
happy to su' t'nrnv pos.-e-.-.. It is
'said and truly so that no rare can
we close- lor t hi> time ty saying
rise higher than rt^nvo:n'-n'. Wcli
if reports are true ?i:.?f 'th'nvs eonI
in tie in the | V?v s e 111 trend then Init
few wings aTiTT'no pruneing will be
m t-es-ary to gel ip or'down to
trki'u'-Hi Mi'itnw 'vpiv h a !ed.
TTify bur women stop* look!
and. listen! Whichever way y hi
are driving, the-i?r. n are stepping
<-i llv gas keeping rip and you
both wind ttf? *f*t- the??rjrrfTf "station.
We have been at a lost for
sometime as to why it is that in
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'J COMMITTEE RULI
THE ATLANTIC C<
AND PE>
rr ? v.'
Leave the afternoon of M
'] ton 0:35 A.M., leave Was
- Tuesday. May 5th.
1'ulfman ears will be placed
! Florence?Also first class all st
schedule:
Leave'Columbia >
Leave Charleston __
Leave Oranueburji
r 1 rave?Sumter
l.eave. h insist ree
' Leave Florence
Ar. New York
: After leaving Florence supper
' will be tor our. exclusive us?7ghi
Our leader. Ilishop Noah >\
llorlti in the ipullman leaving (
IMPORTANT INFOllMA
BOL'NI)-'
I* Arrangement s are'being com|
C .''dad, over which line we will trj
j? i:ale from Washington to New '
i* cr a party iif- FIFTY or more
" "retinning-rndieblually j? desired
J- -Utm?fain it will IwKrJecossary f
f party to purchase rrraitd trip t
stations to WASHINGTON. M
LINK RAILROAD will accompt
low round-trip tickets from W
namely !<7.tH) rate.
Ko.ind-lrip Railroad fares will
ONLY ::?
Columbia to Washingtc
Sumter to Washington i
Florence to Washington
King-tree, to Washingtc
Hi1!! ho i Uiinr 1i\ \\'u<hintr
9 Charleston to Washingt
Proportionate rates front all
able to any one who will make
Washington to New York will lx
he ATLANTIC ('OAST LINK R
Round-trip Clergy rates will 1
C MIS I RON I'AVSlKNT OF f
"~WTTT. t'Si: m.LLMAN ARK R]
i ri: their clergy i?err
Columbia to Washirigtoi
Sumter t?? Washington
Florence to Washington
Orangeburg to Washing
Charleston to Washingt
Kiiigstree to Washingtoj
Proportionate rates from all o
lir:u I', rinit if you are Going
as follows:
From:
' 'oitmbia ^double lower S3.75 or
-u niter <!ouble lower S3.50 or U|
( harleston double $1.00 or uppc
" I ! i . nee double lower $3.50 or
\!1 those who will use pulln
? 'is. T. 1'. A., The Atlantic C"oi
astro. S. ('., stating whether lo
point they will take same. Flea
ntaii ;u? ommodation maty be pr
It is the request of your con'
lor' you* information and guida
( n\I MITT EE:?Rev. J. E. Thon
Mr. n. It. llikard, lie v. A. I', i
Minn. .Ir.. Mr. (). L. Smith, Rev.
W. .1. Robinson, .Mr. N. L. Willi
<ii- tinx together the qualific
, i .-i-. -sary for a man to ha
' "i u':.v vii > ;?'s prpbaly that may i
a. i r, li uer ,that i?U out of eve
' too h in,:.ns that wear pants ai
i -lives nun, belonging
1 the Xeg.o'iace are-lacking
"kei ping < ne's wind". I don't h
liev tiinje's a. group this side
1 the tart he-I side of A frica- thub c;
eipial our rhen in not doing \vh
; they promise. The.y will go fl
about ti\i simplest obligatio
' Any time you go out on a lfn
1 depending on just the wyrd
most any eolorde man you met
prepare for "a fall. When thi
_ want a : it tie accommodation?
' i mean little?-say the loan ~nf~
diiiu- on up, they can put up tl
| \tvi i test and most plausible pror
j me. real .y one can hardly belifei
that a human with a heart cou
go hack on the plea that is mat
I to get the favor. After it is gran
ttl, goodbye my lioney. Why
^~+TTnl :t -rrorrt?t-hpt oipi"'- lip atltl t?l
es caie tif an obligation, "Johnr
on vooi'' I Wi. /I.>..u t.,
' most find a "Freak". They sj
| "truth is golden". Well most N
' l ui jiH'n _di al in brass. Speakir
| a bunt l la* race's 11?36 needs, t!
, inust important need today is d
pendable .Negro men. Men thi
i say what they mean and met
' j wnat they say. Where do y<
J >tu11?1 lunihor? '
IOl NDKirS DAY
\)\- hop W. E. Fuller, presidei
and founder of Fuller Norinal ar
I Industrial institute in Greenvill
returned to his home in Atlant
i Georgia, after viewing with plea
ure the* Founder's Day program ;
tin school on April 14 and 15th.
i There was a record attendant
"of '-uppn.it' is ami fiiends iVom-vt
rious states, aninog whom wei
Rev. C. Chiles, overseer of tl
Southern Diocese of the F. B. 1
( lunch of God; Elders T. M. R
-fr.'y of Spartanburg-; E. A. Whit
| of Savannah, Ga.; E. Z. Bowma
of Atlanta, Ga., also Rev. and Mr
L. Johnson of GafTney; Mrs. Rol
~ ___ / ' ^ v
IC E!
:ernates,& Friends
O THE
J
ference A. M. E.
ew York City
CS, OFFICIAL ROUTE?
)AST LINE RAILROAD
flpSYLVANIA
.if''' . ~
on day May 4th, arrive Washing*,
hington 7:30 A.M., arrive New
STATION) 12:00 o'clock rtoon,
at Columbia, Charleston, Sumter and
eel coaches operated on the following
4:10 P.M., Monday, May 4th
___ 4:05 P.M., Monday, May 4th
4:35 P.M., Mohday, May 4th
6:05 P.M., Monday. May 4th
5:53 J'.M., Monday, May 4ih
7:30 P.M., Monday, May 4th
12:00 Noon Tuesday, May 5th
will he served in A. C. L. Diner which
after leaving Florence 7:30 P.M.
Williams will occupy the Drawing
.'olumbia.
TION RELATIVE TO VOI R
TRIP TICKET
|)leted whereby the Pennsylvania Railiivel,
to put in effect a $7.00 rond-trip
fork and return, good in coaches only,
traveling together on the going trip,
?Therefore to avail Ourselves of this
or all delegates or members of our
ickets from point of origin or home
r. Lewis, of the ATLANTIC COAST
my our party and secure for us the,
ashington to New York and return,
be as follows: GOOD IN COACHES
m and return?$11.68
and return ? SI4.(58
i and return $13.50. .
n and return $14.2(5
ton and return $15.84
on and return $16.54
other points. These rates are availthis
trip with us. (The ticket, from
p given yUj on train by 51 r. Lewis} of
AILROAI), the round-trip being $7.00.
be as follows: (GOOD I>Jf PULLMAN
'I'LLMAN CHARGES) ALL* WHO
E(H'ESTEI) TO BE SERE AND SE1
IT (SOUTHEASTERN).
a and return $19.10
nn.i ciw mi
a iiu ? ciui 11 . gio.wu
I and return - SI6.45
ton and return $19.80*
on and return _i__ ... $'20.50
n ^amLj-Qturn $17.95
it^jer points (I)o Not Kail to (let Your
to use ihillman) Pullman charges are
upper $5.00 or Drawing room $1 1.00
jper $2.80 or Drawing room $13.00
r $3.20 or Drawing room $1 t.00
upper $2.80 or Drawing room $13.00
can are requested to write Mr. S. 11.
*st Line R. R., 387 King Street, Charwc.r
or upper is. desired and at what
ise do this promptly that ample pullovided.
?
imittee that you keep this before ym\
nee.
las, Mr. S. L. Jones, Rev. S. H. Lewm
5pears, Mr. W. R. Fisher, Rev., J. S,
R. E. Brogden, Mr. Fred (Ireen, Rev.
iams, Rev. E. A. Adams.
a- inson of Anderson; Rev. Miss P.
ve M. Birmingham of Anderson; Mrs.
ex' Woodruff of Spartanbuig; Rev. P.
ry S. McDaniel of Cincinnati, O. and
nd many others._. . .
to Rev. Miss Birmington addressed
in the student-body Tuesday niorne
ing. Her subject was "The \ alue
of of a Cultural Background",
in . Elder J. W. Smith addressed the
at alumni Wednesday evening, subat
joet "The Duty of Alumni,
n. The chief address was givpn by
lb Rev. E. Z. Bowman on Tuesday evof
ening. His subject was "Kduca.f
tionanl Onnourtunities. Rev. Bow
'man is a former principal of Fuller
Normal and Industrial institute.
. At present. Vie is a student at [
Morris university.
n_ Fuller Normal and Industrial inyt>
stitute was established 25 years
1(l ago April 2.
t! ST. JOHN A. M. 12. ( Ill RC1I
t0 ' Rev. A. J. Felix, Pastor
k. u \ '
jy Bishopville, S. C.?Sunday was
j. another high day. The Sunday
school was good. The pastor ree.
viewed the lesion. We were favored
\vith another strong sermon
ie Sunday morning which mad? our
e. hearts burned. ;The' collection w as
very good. Bro. Win. Kelly, our
4n delegate to the -district conference
spoke of the inspiration he receiv
,^-e.d at the district conference and
' said he wanted to go ugain.Bbta
I pastor and delegate spoke of the
hospitality extended them by jthe
pastor and p-oplp of St. Duke,
nt' The Missionary Society met at
id the church in the afternoon with
e, Mrs. Anna Quinn, President, prea,
siding. Among those present
s- were: Mesdames, Celelia Wilson,
lie Mae Felix, Noro Wilson, Tis:c
bite Mcintosh and a number of
a?-young people. -?
re Also the pastor,'Mr. J. H. Thorn-/
ie as and Mr. S. V. Morgan wore pre1.1
sent and timley ! remarks were,
i- made by them. i.
e, On Sunday moaning Dr. A. P.
in Spears will preac|i. Lot u? be
s. out to hear him 4nd be prepared
b-' to make good reports.
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THE YOUNG WOMEN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY OF JONES
CHAPEL A.M.E.Z. CHURCH
The members and friends of the
"YV spe.it a very pleasant evening:
with Miss Bernice Baxter at
her home, 920 Short street. The
meeting: oopcned in its usual form
with the President. Miss F. C.
Bensofl Presiding.- The roll was
called unci each member responded
with their dues to the amount
of $1.95. The sick committee
made their report; one member,
in person of Mrs. Mary Burke,
being ill. The members of the
club wish for her a speedy re-,
eovery. She Was also sent a donation
fiV>m the club. After the
transaction of all business the
program committee of which Miss
Corinne Cordon is Chairman rendered
a very interesting' program
which was enjoyed by all.
We was then served a salad and j
sweet course by the hostess,assisted
by her mother and sister. The
club song was~3UHg~-ffT}d ?meeting"
closed by repeating the benedietion
to meet on the tfrd Wednesday
in May at the heme of Mi's.
Rosena Chestnut, .2419 Green St.
We arc also planning to go to the
.LYdexan Jinupital, the.3nl Sunday ,
in Mav come and go with us.
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LITTLE RIVER NEWS
The Sunday school at the Little.
River Neck church was splendid.
1 he pastor is back' from the Ma.
lion district meeting. He and his
delegate, Mr, Henrjy McCrae re- j
ported a nice time. The good people
of Little River circuit gave the
pastor and delegate $75.00 to carry.
They made a fair report. . )
Mr. and Mrs. Toney Bellamy
had as theic Sunday dinner guests
Mrs. Guiles and daughter, Lucile.!
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Vought had
as their dinner guests their sister i
and brother-in law of Seaside, N.
fC. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Bella-!
my and son Albert and a friend
girlj Miss Isabelle -Hampton was^
the week-end tfuest of Miss Lucile !
Guiles. Miss Hampton was also
the Sunday dinnpr truest of Mr.
and Mrs. Vought.
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HISTORICAL FACTS 1
Questions And Answers
JOHN (). HART
Questions: When was the battle
of Lexington fought ?
Answer: April 19, 1775..
Question: AVhen was the Rebellion
of JIacon against Berkeley's
onnression in Virginia?
Answtr: April 20, 1G7G.
Question: When did the SpanishAmerican
War begin? ^
Answer: April 21, 1898. <
Question: When, was the United
States Day : celebrated in
France '
Question: When did James Buchanan,
15th president' of the United
(States, Lorn and died ?
Answer: April 23, 1791; died
1868,
Question: When did Commander
Fariagut break Confederate chain
obstruction across the Mississippi
river? %
Answer: April 24, 1862
Question: When" duT- I^fayeUc "
recruits?
IiAURENS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Thacker I
.. Entertain | I
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Rqid ac- 4
companied by Miss Sallle Dendy
motored to Spartanburg, S. C. on
Sunday, April-19, to spend .the
dny with Mr. and Airs. H. T. j
Thaojkcr, N. Thompson St. M.r. &
Mrs.. Thacker have one of the mott
beautiful, wll equipped and well
furnished homes in the city. It's,
useless to skeak of their entertaining
for friends, words are not suf- ficient
to giyc them credit. One. *
of the most elaborate dinners were
served at *2:30 that can be inen^
tioned. Several friends called af- ?
tcr which.?Mrs. Thacker. carricrt
them in her Ford V8 to call on"
some firends. Returning .home
they stopped at the Airport - Field
and viewed the different sights.
Again we speak of Mrs. Thacker
as an c.xnert cork and we are wish- ^
ing for another, trip soon. " j
M. COLLEGEi
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