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Page 4 ?hr . Jlalmrttn iOcaiirr PUBLISHED WEEKLY i810 Aasemb[v i?t.. Columbia. S. C Entered at the Pust Office at Columbia, S. C., as second class ' matter by an Act of ConKress. St BSUK11M10N9 One Y'ear __ $2.00 Six Months 1.25 Three Months . . .70 .IKS lli?, IXZ Wyj ? ? - ~ w FOREIGN AD\ EUUSING AGENCY v\. B. ZiFF CO., Dearborn St Chicagj, 111. Uliical Adversite aieiito at the rate allow oil ~6y~ law. The Leader will publish brief anil rational letters bn subjects ol general interest \wiea they are accompanied by the names aim address of Llie authors ami are not of a Uenulory natuie \ Anonymous coiumunicatipn wil. ... not be ljoticed. Rejected manu scripts Will not be returned. REMITTANCES ?... ? Checks, Drafts and Postal or Express Money <>rd<r??should hi* made payable to the order oi The Palmetto Leader. GEO. H. H AM RUN 1'ublishei N. J. FREDERICK Editp. . E. PHILIP EEL16 it l -ihlu Ageiv Communication inci r><ihr. tor . tiii .. current issue brjtand should reao.n ftlio "^j^Sitortti desk not later .'t!.*/?' i.e-day o. ei ch \veek. City ii'eVv's, . lotah personal and ayvial no a s . L> Wednesday jiitjht. . . Business and Edkoiid] l'hone -1 olC'ola., S- . Sat.. Ju!v 11. 1 *>.*?< V. Senate caiuiidat<-. TTi?>s, I'. St< ; t'y says in one "i" hi> iv tmiia: cantpaipn speeches: "I "?'{ ..? ]..n ?rr*?:?and" i'ttiml, ,i:i the it*:< I kfio\v ,Ncjrr?>e-. . 1 i.:A" 'r.i.thin,' . apaiilst :thom." ' \\ :.:ii a this man \\<>u!<i-In- in* Inn soincthinur ' :t-..a-1: i' I'll trouble Villi .Mr., Stm. v. v. t',a: - is' that his li.v the Ne pro 'ha-'.never ' e o . n 1 ?<-; .r;. 1 tha lie- learn <1 a'? "i.t :n. i;i i h "sticks"- " unite f. v. y. ;ir. Really. .Mr. Stoiivy v... 1 i I<> a <ii: ^ 4 a. . : t" i . .? ' ' l.'it ,, a voyage of di.-iy in fav a. the Xl'gt i>. I ": tY'' * Ti.t- Iniu'l Si a; - '! : ~^a~ for her l:iun'!.- th; ' tvents.ill v.l.i h -I, . ?'-a '.. . Halo Mi-.teal!'*, an,! K_ !.; . 1', at entered., 'ii.i ai. athlete's an* the.-e colored lads. - . . -- : ? ; ' tlii- V Han-.lt L. I. lav- -I' U.c inv: 1". a :nuh;'' at tin- a: o.'.fe. ei.e.. < . tli?- Na' 1- :,;i 1 X d r *~'T" T1"" AdvaHf : 1 < o'eno ; Ivnni' leal man at.d :;t*ndii. . ' chuiacti r.' He :!a. d i. i.vvlTTT and lyn . a;.,i [ al ; ' !. V ow leader i,i: a <: \v! 'i.:: 1 ?' N<K'oi'S. J 111Vi 1 o; :?I i, niy i- a candida: ' I>' !: at?*. lie .-ay- irTat*>.Ii "i ; ;* niz.' t h- > is.;:: 'thv I _S. aiui ! j'.?. ?i_iI i-? oiy ash ?' <>:' lie.- to ..! ! h i . :.t ' . r evt ry v.ot.- a'.-r sa-.\ >v V\:.m . V. V" ' . ~~ that ']< % . 1 r" i.i .1 "TTTivTF" i:. <. i * }. Cos,wrn ji if J,. 1 foj-yVts- thai : 1 ! i. a: ! i .*1: AmOTiil.iVa'Ht- a: |.a: s ' : ("or.stirilaat; . I)A\ (. 1 :i{<>7s SIT uunu, ' Is h<_'i c i.. * ,< v : ': ' \ ; , ha? avi\ inTf : 1' , <?L: a Th V ... t At i m* .u'v\ v, ;?r J , j ; ail l, .Mi Thos. I-!. r't-y df i : . i <- "i>n -and Wi.i.'V. 1!a !!? of I-ill.. must ln-ar lli" c - ]( ? y l'.i such. Th' >e th d 1 iV?- i at? ) .. - day hv. day. say th'-re things which can do nnthimr ' it - ;m < , m-< halted. 'I hey niv d* iib lj ! ry in" to iitldn the line W'>i>>-of th??.-e *plottdi'i nvn and vhh.rm v.ho up BuudThtr up I'l.tn! will " tolerance aid {'airplay. They khov or ouirht to kr.ov. ahat tW eHVc: of their daily lirad--'. :i;jniv.st the Notrro cttn have no ?ood effect ?ini! certainly, cannot i-hound to tin peace, happiness a:iTT welfare of the M^te. Kt!1 'I1! ' M 't ! , ('. r.,|mians do rot thit:k as these jrentfemen or all new pan -rs as The ____ News and Coiii'ior,. .b.epp.ily. .to xciy. That this is true iv shown 'by th following editoVial from The Columbia Record: Unwise and Unsafe. r[ V.----. Race prejudice is like the "un. loaded" shuttfun-~n danKv""* tiling to play with. -c ? "Rcranstrtho i>emoenrtic * party ! ir. th. ?outh is p'vdCTHirantly aiul above all things the white man's 'ii ly. Hie lri-eenwood IndexJoirnal wains, "for the mutual .tifi'iv nf 1 <? i f 11 vskfo<. it w liiirhlv :k ui.j1>. nt thut its. leaders depre?rv.-?frrrv attempt?to inject?Hw. r:u\> issue into any question. It there l>e danger, let the. danger be !:i <1 t"eaiie?iy bet always with discretion not with flaming emotionalism. "Ileeau-e the bitte-i and bloody exjjoriou .os of liadioal-Carpet' V.'S'i' ilays 'makes this solidarity of the whites 'imperative in the nut* nance of government control it i.- dnbly a dut'v to be fair, iu.-t f.d lorshierativc: of the cdlored >.e?i who dwells among us. '."The white ipan whq plays wit he ;'iice-question is a very unwise ' nan a.n i an unsafe liiian." ICE Fit \\ i;u THAT ? C Al SEI> S KM A TOIl SMITH TO TAKE A WALK . I ' . . ' ' .. It will be riinenibereu that two weeks ago, the National Demo' atie convention was in syssioti in T'bilad. Iphia. the city of f'brother y liieww?Senator Smith "of South" CaVoiina does, not believe in this 1 fotherly business. that is. if oiu f the* loo! 1h-is happen to he of !;ik hut?. He doesn't hylieye in ' v.en ..prayeers by sucha brother, i he felloW.iiig i?- the prayer otferd by the Kev. I.. Marshall Slup'trd.-a cojui oil divine:-. ".Most-.Holy an,J', wise Cod. oui Uv'avetily Father, we worship-an.i do;.-' Thy name for the .manifold T'Ssings- that .Thou"dost bestow, pec-' fB children of men. -r^VW'-'Tniry Thy 1?leVsed ben'edici"n"nl>??n this convention-;officers.. . ol-eatsar.d.visitors. Grant them i : :aliziu:r m-iiso of. Thy presen e j : ;r thoy may be miided by Thy .vi,<!'on, and supported I y. Thy. vv' r-failinir strtmtrth. " Mess the President of th.si ..it <1 States and all the otlieeiT 1; our. yoviv nnu-nt. We are. in -. I. thankful for tlu* sitrr.ifican' j ilnition th.at bo.th Prcsidnt j :,tai M: s. Roosevelt .-have .made t/ evn.-ral welfare and happiiu-sj 1 tltni tnasses of citizens., thn?u i as this nation. "Mav our country be an aeeu J f oooij-.v.iH annua nations of th-.i \o: lil to the end' that iehteoio i.v", | eac . tind.tr,ue holiness Rah] type tlie earth a- the v.titer, coy 1 . the hosmn of the rt itrhty d c| . vN'ow as we sail planned Wr' i.e wotJt of. this cor.'\ t tilio'ti. tiia- | ^ * * * 4 o: d-. of oar mouth- and th : stations t?f our hearts- he.ac : rittiiile in Ty sivht. O I.ord. o \1 et:: th and' o u r Ih deeme-,\ l:leU*.".' ; ' Won!-1 hfc .'S.nat'ot, t-u:d.Je'<i I' St ip. y iV)d l-l'S-.. f t ;:! W.--.. C. liar!li.ee -sav that they to,,.' .would have taken the walk will - er-tSmrth bad'tlvy .been Thro?s? ' i tire ' 11 y:':-o to make an is-u . ' 'it e,r t }- -I'ti't that Senator It err who-.-? ejir they s?re c< 111 s in. .Vrd tiot "rut a ho-.r". lv tily 't!.o-o two candidates nit : ie.d to. Th y most think that ' 'la' H.liel.T'Hr' a Sn;rh Caiofiaa CiP.rtffy ?oft e!i' :. ii.-'ead of tr Nati nai c..n nth !*.. Hut after till, -maybe ti. (ioii above lv ni d t he p'ra'y- ;; "r . of , fl. " eat IV ~'i\ ;ne. 5: Kampbellgrams $; j* Stephen C. Campbell 'C ' J i tin) mmi' at Ileitis Academy'., r a. i;-iuMdL.ni, in the. I.siituii lli-' 11 .tail* Mi.-.'i.i. S. S. tonviMi i(<n, !??;'>'. ). \\ . Allies, pi esidt n'. is-a K!'-at eonvcit' ion. Tiiei aw jut' only oiu'c an I appropri.I'd money .for'tile. it:.-;titi.tc. lie .' litiiMe ' -ehool is hi sc. oh. a;' 0 -nmi.-.'ir sc hool for aehers. - !' i111 i'. and M i s. \ icliol.-or,. iv.o Vn\ .- at ?ocds are loiny their pail tc. ;-k- "us at home. Kelt:.- is a .' *eal .-rliOo.l. I.a-t week, bynanio (Tmpheh pent the day in Lie -':vi!le will 'i. w lute -) ?a pti.st in tli'ir A.-:.-un jy .and noted what tihey.v.ere do ;.y. II- also spent several .hour.: otilVv. tr e with Rev. Gar.dy wlu. : a ns to retire as president. _Ii ~"jTOUl t.o. sor\v"AVttlt Tlev,- Gaudy, 1 I.ope that liltinjr tribute am. id:-n c f appii eeiutiohs w ill he preiitcd to liini. Let every mem <er of the hoard roihe thinkim. a f:tt in-r trihnle or t?? npprov : ii< or.e that shall he snptteste iy,' \\ ho v. ill he the "'next pr- sidenr _ f I'm- h''lV"''i ion 9?Will the Hap 'i t cdeet a superintendent? Will ;hey reward a hoard monilier oi will th.ey elect l'rof. I.r.wson a atincr president? The sentjuie.nt ""iS"tttat~JilFcye5T arp 'turned on * eilain minister to head the con centioli. The next pr. sident will be rcjuired to measure up to the order of things and will have to | pick up where Rev. Gaudy is leav\ n in jar off. I suggest that we not hit v?' any rnnili.intei limning T suggest that we elect the best available man.whether he is a minister orclayman or woman', let us look over the field ;.nd name one who can he head and she uldei with tlie, presidents of tilie Men ar.d Women conventions and who has the ears of the powers that tie. Tlie yc; r closes wlith the nveetlii}.' ol the S. s. and LS. 1. U. eon: cenfiert. the Baptists Assembly, anj The ?chool of Methods a t Sumter, duly?ln?18.?Baptist have no piogiarii, is no longer the cry. They aie saying. Watch the Baptist aiuh their wonderful program f dc ner.fi natlo'TaT development. We aie no longer the tail of the title hit we are head and shoulder with any denomination. I pause o thank the three conventions for allowing me to bb one of the fac_uj_i.iir.il for letting nre. be among tl.e many, jvho brought abo'lij this new day in Baptist affafrs. When you see the School of Methods in ,Operation, and hear the reports front the various boards. I know vou - will be more, than pleased. . Our Special (iuCsts .All mesiding .elders, head of colleges, moderators of associations end unions, presidents of S. S. conventions, presidents of women t onventienfs, presidents of fraternal societies, ministers of all deinnninat iohs," public schools teachers. doctors and lawyers, directors f any J;ind of an ..oxiranizatkur are irvit.d to 1 e fche guests of . t.h? . .'drool of. Methods for observation 'md s nearest ions, ?*?s Special LVatares Kv.'ry day. will be a I **.; day. I K' ery session will be jj. great sosi< n. , It is the plar. oil-he- Dean to t.nipil. all lociiuhs. in ai hoick. and '"t. r the world see and tend, who ? l. J a 'T. - ? K i if>- o. l' l .. < iijKU co. li'.uiNi' irjj. J .x'liirn u; .Mvl'li'ui!> the. best in the .">0 year-" :< i.-U nee of the . conventUm. Fi-.-ld, i'ny or Krhipy and the graduating n:i Saturday will be the -two" -enoVnini? features.. -Ct.rs ifi? r ales will la- given for Lite gen. l jfl -uui.-es and the group W.orja The As.OOO.Oii Rally Y.s a- ?!: ?"?.<?' t?i r ' of the <!,-i'-.*e. I ? !;i: ,vr a!! school and unions and comentior.s .t<> report by can-' volitions. We want -one' dollar; f -otn cvciy trail). V aiid offib rs j :n the S. S.. I?. T. I', and convenibu:s. Th.ero will be- public rajljes, j ' "oup .rallies _af.d class ralies. We, ! t:st rar-b i;no;e fhau ujiy oiu.r Convention' in the state. Our re-| ports : ust be better because we j an- the; CRK.XIM of the state and id! thru; of the conventions urtH coin in-.: >" to ?.n-< t wit-h tis.-. ('pine paying 'to.no ]o aying, come and see \\l(at_. Xcisro F?:ipt ist are doing hi the fi< Id of < I .eadersliip Tiein:wr. '' I5.ei.snre and visit the JNwt : Idsplay Room. Send or ht nv y11)11 "ji v'^oi Sen,j.'olvt. ir?m your - hhid. or unio'n to represent I'he "field d:?y. Kvcrything will be denv u-stra'eil. I = hnil be in the office of, the "Mean Wednesday morning to hell).in the Selection of couiseS. W.hat i v. r the denomination wants re to do-T have-n?? objection. I ::in 1 err to : - i ve. I.vt the vb'.e. Y t In- people ? ) alt. |:men and things! r,y J. S. BKNN, Jr. | " I in- Dayman and the Church" |: i i V. mat he ma ti'ti on,, tuaal.or peeial scientist you not '">! I'vti to'definc tin functions >f t : iayn.ai*? in the Christian k'neh. In tIn* Bible.'the command -'? t :i p ;-i Hefrf c i S 1 "As yO fT< 1 a h." an iTi rife sfiTiTirijook the ; : i l i.n to ;ii:- layman: "Tin arv. -t truly i serial but, laborrs. -ai '- fill", po ye into my Vineaid and 'work." thrrefore Jesua e nih.fs-i >i i both the preach-I ! and the layman, and has defin- ) >I t h.-ir'Avorh. lb- (.Jesus) is th< '.t a! sour-*; the laymen contri. >*.t c_ to t lie in ans and, nre the obt ivc an i end of - the . whole reiirious scheme; and the preachei !i i sj'?il it ith 1 administration and -up ivisor. All working to-pretb r for the.spri :id of the Master's Kimrdom and the salvation of o rN. 15y r.< means should there ver.be a division between th. laity an | the ministry. Th're is lenty of -pa? e for all, and work ''or all to do.* _ t . Joshua?-the first ju.dtfe ?f Israel -utru'osi ed to his ..brethren at /> -oar i he cloy..??his?UtUs,?"Let there h. no st rife aniomj. you," his J no-,tin w;is r< trarded as ir old.cn. file laynji n of the church in iren; ra!_havc l.icir loy.al, faithful and I'rue, ann in many respects- more rust worthy in. th ban llinu of lie iitnii'lary affairs of the. church j 'han many preachers proved to be. I'm y coin,, at c\cry beck and call hat i.-. made by the ministry, as I i ride they are, wiHimr to work vh revr-r they are placed in the hurrh and school; they willingly, revererep and rr spent the "preach r. whether he is learned or unh-ancd; in many ens s they sacrifice the comforts of their homes. t'ht. pleasures of their families toy oonsor tic cause of Christ and the church. They, in one wdy 01 I ffie oVrv r, pay the whole ope ratinir i cKpcnses of the church and school; now. 1 n 11 it comes to sharing the honor, it seems reasonable that he | dot the consideration that is due him. Ib fore money was the -tamlaid of success in the Christian church, ministers were" not "so interested in handling the monetary affairs of tthe church, hut now that the demands of the church?are?so great, and?misappropriation equally as Kriat, i preachers are often forced to as- i HE PALMETTO LEADER | MOUNTAIN CITY | :| ECHOES ' t By 'TAP JIM" X Well the 4th> of July has come pnd gone?one thing we noted that there was more talk of "Freedom on the ail'?than any thing?even after sundown?programs were beiny broadcast?and groups were singing th,e old national stand bys.?Some thing has got America aroused as never before?on this"?freedom busirfess. Let us continue to sing "My Country tis of thee," etc^?I will admit the words may!not carry the full meaning to a large part of our race?but lets keep singing, and claiming the country as ours? Why not? / Quite a few churches put on en tertainments on that day?several report havjng a fine day.?we at Laurel Creek for years have pull, ed off one?infact it is so well established?that no advertizing is done.?-The people.just watch the Calendar. If they find July down, and the month having a 4th, they know to come to Laurel Creek Saturday they were there by the hundred.. Everybody?happy?not a cross word?Two fine ball games ?The committer sold every bloom it\g thing in sight; the sun was at least 1 and 1-2 hour high?when the last knickle was handed out. for the last gluss of lemonade.? Gee what a day?'Then Sunday the j, Laurel Creek Lodge No. 17 W. B. j S_ .held it{? usual annual Thanks! giving service.?The' yard and | church were full?people?people | from far and near.?The services | were enjoyed by all. The offering was over $25.00'. Dinner was serl .ved and every thing passed withi out a single cross word?Now j come clean?and admit "with""" ifte j. that it takes a mighty fine neighj borhood to be able to pull off ? | big days in succession?and both a howling success. . Strange thing happen or rathei colne along?as we don't have much faith in this?"happening" business?We read books and pa pers and hear fine discourses on life and health.?Do this or that, ?be?hupp ylive to a ripe old age. Rut careful about -this?Don't dc that?shun this dodge that?an< I'on and on?it goes. Every body i mo?t want to live a long time and ; enjoy health as they go?Rut somo_ j times we se< a living Contridic'~ti(?n -to all . this fine stuff'handed down?Every day there are thos< being planted in graves?wfoh hav had fiom birth to death?eve ry thing'that money and kindness could bestow?and yet, just a few years is the*sfom total of their 'ife?On this side of 50 most all of them have a flat. Then now an ! tlrn we run up on one?some 'time its a man?then a woman?| that lives a life that is the dead opposite of oil the teaching el "trow t" live, of health and sanatation," and every thing we find in tfien book, and yet they round -out their d score and 10 years? East week we funeralized such a character known to every body in CI roc nvillp?and c/thir parts??.s "Prophet"?His real name was "Prophet Lindsey, but few knew of tht. I.indsey-rbut many of the Prophet,* for the last 10 or h:years on the streets and around the homes were he seen, truly with him as the Savior sftid. The birds have nest, the fox have holes hut he had no where to claim \s his, to lay his head?Old out house?ear boxe^?Depot Sta:ions?large dry gyodd .froxes? <hoads- -any where could crawl in. after dark?was home sweet home -Old clothes, shoes and hats he picked up and wore very often he would have on 2 oM_Buits^JL. hats an over coat, and carrying an vtia pair of-old shoes?as fire .vood, any thing he could get his hands on in a honest way?from iny whore?ht ate?Hot or cold wet or dry, sleet or snow?yon ould see him out. About 1-2 normal in the upper part, yet he had plenty sense, enough to stop out of trouble to be..honest, to 1 bold-the respect of both faces' t> make friends with children?to hold membership in a Christian Church, to live without working to go to the funeral of dozens of those that had figured to out live sum(. responsibilities and positions that bring to them grave criticisms, hut I believe. _that if -the liurch would change the emphasis bom money to souls, and let the JjLYmfiji?handeL jnore. -of. the tem?. poral ,sidp of the affairs of the church, while the preachers preach the gospel, initiate plans for the I operation of the church and supJTrvise spiritually the same, there is no question about it, it will be I better for all parties concerned. 1 ; ' V him and at the end of his long 1 life?to spend tin1 lust da>s in the W. B. Ho'spital, with the bes? medical skill and trained nurses to administer to all of his want. Tkon-alarge- -erowd out' tlnough thd rain to pay the last respects? I with beautiful floral designs?The choir out in full, rendering appropriate selections. The pastor. Rev T ~ ? r T l 1 i n * e - L/avis 01 isrx-Hi imupei c.. HI. r<. church delivering such a strong and fealing-discourse.- The?hodv laying there in a nice attractive casket?After all its strange tc me?how things end. Prophet said "If there be a Heaven?I am going to it"?Amen. Now dozens have expressed themselves to me about a white Southern Democrat, refusing to stay in the National Convention and listen to a Negro preacher pray. Some riped him up the. back and down the front. Some seem to. think that it was an in-j suTtf to God for any one to walk ; out during, prayer. Now to start , with knowing about Political Con- J ventions?especially the big one? where all kinds of tricks bury, under handed works falsefying?are engaged in lining up delegates ?especially where the men want to stay in. It is mockery, or an insult to God to call on him to for-. get that?rhe is a righteous one? and to lend approval?for that- is what you ask God to do. when' you are praying for?as I see it? It is just as befitting to open a prize fight, Base ball series?Public Dance Kentucky Durby?as a Political Convention as formed and fashioned now a days?Now I may be dumb?or blind?or nar* row?or ignorant?or just a plain "I am fool"-?but torsave my life, I can't see how a self -respecting race loving?history nading--. Negro can pray and ask God to keep in control an organization, 'h a large and important par of that Organizatioon?possessing with in thg same spirit that war shown by the senator who stands high in the Council of his party. It makes no difference if hundreds of Negroes are beng'bought like cattle-?to eo out and profess 1 f r\ Ko /-! /w??.r? 4 r. W<*\- " * I vw kj\s uciiiwiwi^?ncn 1110 te?i I comes-.?They will find that th. race j^as no real heaven within that organization. What a Party I has.stood for over 100 years cant be changed in 3 long years o! 3 short ones?as or that. The Northern and Western Democrats following in the foot stops of the Republican Party_? which mak'>s them open their doors, and tlr> , Southern !Dentocrat whose doors ' are shut tight to the. Negro Derii- f | ocrats is a mixture?that will Vxj plode as sure as the sun rise. M'f. MORI AH CIRCUIT NEWS The thjr,, quarterlly. conference yf the above charge convened on. Sunday, July fl with J>r. K. A Adams, pus-ding elder, in chuigo. Sunday School began at the usual hour with superintendent R. I,. Dominic k at his regula post of duty. T e lis sun w?s beautifully dis-usmd l?y?the?various classes and reviewed by the super nv nnen;. Kimarks were made by the pastoi afterwhich the .pas,tor along. with Rev. \V. \V. Wise. Bros. I)avi|| IT'iy i and Mack Stevens went into the pulpit and themorning service began. The morn-" ing message was brought to us by lour pastor who us.d as his sub| 'ect, A Kind's Highway, taken from Isiah 35:8. He electrified the great audience that was presnt. Truly our hearts were made! to blirn within as he tallud to us by the wayside.. After a liberal , offering had been taken the congregation was dismissed to ftwait the arrival of the presiding elder.' nr. Adams. . _ " , Pfomntlv at :t;.d) p. m the mn. _ gregation reassemble;! to go intothe quarterly conference. After j the usuat preliminaries, our pas ( tor, Rev. T. E. Harper, in well chosen words prosecuted I)r < Adams brought us a message as only he can give. Subject was IIow To Be Strong. We are always . glad to have oyr presiding cldci bring us a burning message filled , with information and inspiration ; All reports weere made by the , various boards showing that oui 1 j church iR still on the upward j march under the leadership of this young giant, Rev. Harper. Evening scrvictr~"took place at < 8:.10 o'clock. Our pastor gave us 1 a 'wonderful sermon. We-arc- tookrng frrrwaTd Xo" The"" popularity contecst in which three leading pastors in this Section will < Weathers of Shiloh; Rev. M. f! t Wilson of Antioch anj our jursttfr. \ A L K E V V ' 8 R NKRA L HOM! -?Umk'rtnking And Knihiilm: ?SI.fXJAN? LOvYKR PRIC! I AMBULANCE SKKVK'l i "As Near As Your Nearest I'hu 1831 TAYLOR ST. ? I'OLl Ml Photic 9276 I. S. Lrev>. > ?'ii i i "iiiiwiiiii iwinitiMiiia I-x-W-M-W :"K"X"Xm;' ! PRIN f ' , ? X . ' - . t Y Church papers, ci ,x. i iters cards, - social ? . tionerv, announciem x *< f culars, display card: A ^'41 _ ' -- - I sonltl checks, minui ? sites for churches. 1 x i insurance companic x i | YOUR JOB PRIf\ | FOR THU PI K J ?WHEN YOU WANT J ?THE WAY 'YOU WA ;|; _in STYMv. (H'AI I'r Y t . .. X t I .j. ? Hampton t X | PHON ? 1310 Assembly Strc A t I'M ION NEWS Presentation of certilUyUes an I prizes was hill in MeF'oth sch--d building for Night xlw ". Adult, School pupils. Those receiving, congratulatory- ccrtilicaLs. were: (Irerr .fr-ter,""'Buela Houston. J. 1"). Boyd, Eugene Johns< n, Lazarus Holland, I'oarlie Mae Meador Mat-fir .M intviyMfHn1 I inter, Sri . ih-ia. Nortis, Eivlcna Kelly, Alice I O-regory, Anne Long, Emma Porry and Annie Manningan. Those receiving certificates *for tie most perfect attendance were: AlirA Itobinson, Sarah Httghcs. Ella Jeter and Mattii* Minter, j Mrs. Pen: lie Mae Meador received i a prize as winner of the spelling )>e? in May. The following people \vfjn prizes' from thy home- economies (rrou'p: Cornelia Rogers. Sui ah Hutfbus, I.eoln Worthy. Maggie Cronshaw, Addie- Rice. Alice Gregory ami Rcna Brand n. Mrs. Alice Gregory was" awarded a prize from the literary group for having, the best attendance for the three years. Mrs. W. A. .Hodges, teachor in the literary department received a gift from her pupils. Mrs. M. If. IlemphilL was alsot given" a flo< lamp by the pupils of the Hom^ Economics?group.? The w'non' continues indefiently. Mis. Burliel?Rice arrived h i I'ridav from Stamford, Conn, visiting her. aunt. Mrs. R. Jeter on D'shield St. Miss Maude Lillian Jeter le<\ Sunday, July fifth for Ashevill , C., to visit relatives. There will he a Gilbert supper men for the benefit of Bethel atid f ion churches oh the lawn of Mrs Mms, Riven hy Mr. President Rico ind Mrs. R. Sims. You are invited o come; a Rood tinle is instoyo "or all. On the sick list: Miss Martha Tucker, Mr. William Rochell. On the intpVoved list are: Mrs. Sumitier Henderson, Mrs. Dora Crassly, ys. Ida Sims. For the Palmetto Leader, see VTr. P.-Rice, 05 McReth St. Sunday, June 25, was a elorious lay-of worship at?Thompson "Ihapcl. Sundfly school began on ' ime with the superintendent and J eachcrg'in charge. - ' ' >? * Saturday, July 11, 193G ,lA wnrymmmmm; I <f!r. iubi > > ?wwaoamBMHwnB??? x A -? ~ ~" ~ V A tOHE I * . . . ; . Z irds, envelopes, vis- $ x X and business sta- :*; en.Is, invitations, cir- $ S receipt books, per- J . es and other requi- $ x odg.es,-societies and A IS. - x , - >' ,i. TED COItKEC TLY: | El i'OtSld - . . ' : 1 ft-v/:; r; VI IT ?! ..... ... k ;\ni> k K X Y - Y Y ....... ... , | 4 k ,t, Jr inline Co. i > % A . ' '* h 4,r? 2,r. -1. ei- C;.L:. r..:.;, 8. ('. I v,\ I . v . V ni-.-.rh. thnt. M?v. I .ni l ?(* - h<>i> tOK' ??:i St j: ts .\V .''"it". ,h'*t. : wh'ti' has bee t ill at h l.t>: : if Scott St. for :h.. j;:i1 ;!.: ,vi\ Ks is reported not je*ti w i! at this writ. iii.T., _ ... small Amy of Mr. and Mis. C'ac. lav SLa is . M?m what bett.r at jhi? We are (I.lit. ;:t<, !.. t'V h. a" : Ivs. ' MY. a .id M M .William Rice. Clara I'.iil i 2 1. Monroe Ave. wi i) to aim 11:> the birth of a - a to l> on!1 . William, Jr. Mi-. Hatty K. ltroailus loft Sun lav 'At 1 >wt !' >1!. Hi.-b wI'pi-i. <C> - -ill .'bit l.i r danvh. n. Mrs. Vieie * Mi r. fur '. It.suain .*r .months. M s. Irene Tiit-1 y and small - + dartrhtv.r, 1 toils ')'? ? ? spent' the \y.; k-en! ia J lias- ill", S. 0. within r sist r. S' , i\ * ?->11 d a" delightful stay. Mr. Jai n s Tinslny k-'t , several lays aire- for ,1'lriladelphia, Pa. Hope .him a nk hsant stay. Mr. and Mr-. - I>ol? Young of loiv sville, S. ('. we re the quests of their mother. Mis, Carrie Jeter 27 Stutt - Av;;. 'or t ! ..?? week-end. Mis.-: I I ia-.M atfor of Detroit. Mich. was the guest of Mrs. I-ttii 'i' ,<>!!.! > .>,] at her home, 20 ' Stptts Aip. Sh left Friday for < "ineiiiiiafi" Ohio. where she will Visit 'her sister he fore ri turning linnie., Tlie following' selections .ol ay'mtrs and p ms [for the pur- I pose to l>rire.: courage and resolution to moo, whin in need of new, confidence. m.CAi.r mays ^ July IP-'iO Sunday scho, was called; to, order by the Supt. , I>ro. John Gold n at his post of i duty. \Ve are happy to say that wo had a wonderful lesson. Rev. J. AV. Davis preached a wonderful sermon this morning; he took his ( ,\t from St, John * 12:22. If I b. lifted up from tthe ya.'lh_.r!L tl.?aw .all, mop unto mc. Subject "The Drawing Power of Josh's" ]To really pre ached a' At 8:00 o'clock t1^ nicht ser-~ ^ (Contln'aed oh'page five)