The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 22, 1936, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Pa*e 4 _ . Cljr ' '!" ' ! ? ipa luirlto trailer ! PUBLISHED WEEKLY 4810 Assembly St., Columbia, S. (. Entered at the Post Office at Columbia, S. C., as second das* matter by au Act of Cougreaa. subscriptions One Year ... ' , . ' $1 .\ Si* Monthc ? Three Months ! 4 Single Copy - FORE ics advertising ? .agency ~j v\. B. ZIr F CO.. Dear do rn S>. " 3 Chicago, ili. Offtcai Adversut 4 menta at 'the rate allowed bylaw. ^ 1 The Leader ey..; pooii*". oriel a.'. ^ Iffitionai' ietftri y-o.eots <. < genera!. interest w.ef; ui - j accompanied bj t'itv' J'.utnes a:. , adutve-j of . t.'. > aut:.ors- a-*. 1 1 are not oi a -iva.-t.-ry lU'Ca I w'. ~ Anoi.ynioos . co!iim j.n;%at:on w:. T~ not be noticed.. Rejected : I sciipts will not be retuliu^. j I, I-\1 I * V/-I-W Checks, Lraits and Postal of Ex press.. Money Orders should L ' made payable to the order o The Palmetto Lead'.:-. GEO. H, HAMPTON Publifiie N. J. FREDERICK . Editoi E. PHILIP ELCITS .. Field Agen Communication intended, for the current issue must be very brie and should i;eac:: the editor in desk not later th..n Tod-day u 4 ei ch week. City nedvs, lochl personal and social ?news b ' Wednesday night. Business and Editorial 1' hone 4o_' | Cuba., S. ('., Saturday, \uguM ?~Wt?lfr~?Joe Loui> loU'uht T.n-d.f ? iTrtrrrt iik-e-t? ?Jm. ; r i! "p thy talkative .lack a: ; sleep in louii'is."^]!.-.;. .I... . ha ?. not ."Come back." . i gone anyway? Jesse tJwi-ns and -1 1 . ,. - ~ ' ? the two :: osl u-t'ii I Mi-.. \. . their i-ij.-ji'ctivf lu i'!?.. -: And .not to bo U fact that tfu y. ui v l v.a-.' ?;\" upright boys. Both the Ii< puoiiean *a d I':. . -emtio -parties have enii"--;'<. <.i : ' services' of bid. y"'? /. ?! nten in the active eond;;?. efforts to' capture and !. ..,*?i .... bred voters. While ini.?,-irt : s citizens and leader.-- emiulu ii.. est'th-msejve.- in p ditic.s ir. y !.' era!, we Mo not t: ink tin y becdniy coinpicti' -is t nuic. *- partisan efforts. > ?A? pecni',-;. ? ?urii-TTtTj^g^^ weakness i- it..- ? a,-., v. jj -,u , money can b<- .rui.-e; anions A' .gjoes for fun. Tiy to iiu,-. a : n." l'or "sdiiielliiiib' .-'.iK.-fuVitTal \\.n . pregnant ui.th j?os-ihl,. advain ? to tile race, and om- will r.a ... ; most difcoui aging ;o-b.. WHY NOT ft VSrjfAU.TTT j_ . Every now anil l:<:. t.? .. tfrs sriv tiieir attention ' to. rather p'cukar bairin;.: <i-on.; * tent colored jj,>- i r<.;: . ra'a/.,/. . baseball, liev. inly. .Mr. l'"V, ia prominent spuit- uiir r t>: ;b New V<>. k |'?ai.;. . N v. .. 1 . brought 1H 'the <ii-y <+ -i"i." ". -l . matter aeain. -: <v.. * V managers akd n\\ r:,ei> <?f 11..- .M' j- jor Leagues, react 1'uviji abiye i t anti i.-:.i i' Mi , V: oppose. >01114. r.i-.ov. Viij 'colon baseball -tai> that '.coiiib iielj i their e;iib.-> bin t .< y _<i">'not- d.'i take th- step. ib;t \>:;y in . tijparticular .-|.o.rt .<}; m'-i.: the buni be uy'.' Colored'.men ! o.ai'kc ability an ; .!j?:':t-y .jit-oil ue co.un.iS oj 11:' in.-i .n i.?: ni-r li . ot. sp'.rt . ?.h.k>" : ' ii?.il > boxn.'r ->:i ' tieln- and tract coY.tr ,-t Accord 1 my; .to >j:ni|i1aii..Ln.. li.~. .'naj'leayues .a 1 e hu\ ii:.: a iin.n a aiiei|u:il.- -hojoy A.;) 1 I,.a teria!, and yet tin y let \x<> to hum, ,l the valfrii.lt- - j j?j 1 ;y Unit "va-i. i>< l'ouij^i in the cobn d ' 1 aet . .Mi<v " br, after awMlfj the tin' m, flct down. When this is whole sport will be ben litd .not o 1 ly by obtaining need'd pcrforinei. ! but.a greatly enlarged ,.;tof colored |>c*??plo wh,, like to game ami vtouirr yr -rrr:?f ored play I .- . T.ymiitsKs Tne 12th Annual convention <?; 1 :?iht' Maim;.a! I'lli a.-.JM'in1 imi, I j 1 ored, recently held in l'itt>b n :. J Pa., endorsed and went on record j :?as SUpttOKioK-' I l':e f .onth' 'T l(| Industrial Organization, led by : l-?.-1 ? ?dynamic .lohn I/. I>essis, pre-m n- c r\f thn T!nrt*?/I \Ti?-w? U'/.el-i.ej * I*... contention of Mr. Lewis and hi- ! '1 . followers is that the. interest "i i '' labor will best be served by tiU.- : organisation of industries as ? ^ whole rather tiian by crafts as has ? Tor " all these years been done. 1 President Green of the A.F.L. fa- v vors the craft system. But the J craft system is rather aristocratic J than democratic. .By .-this system! v ' Negro workers haw- Inen?I'at'.ei? consistently haired fii>m unions . even wheh they* possessed tie necessary skill of the various crafts, h fv. ut in;i>nuK'h ;?> the meat hulk of, d mi waikeis au- of unskilled ! s hii->kiMe<l ela>s. the-uecess of j no tight between M:. Lewis with is labor organisation ae*. outing to' - and Mr. iiucr. v> .:h hi* v .1 . . : v. s. ? ' .1 . w: a". . " . .i . . ?. .v. ? .. ; . . . . \ o ' t- yg: . M\ ... * .? . . A 4 - A" *. M ' . .* > v'' **- . Kampbellgrams ?j i Stephen C. Campbell Y| lr . - i . "... a. ::"r. '-the i-xa-j!?: vv'< a: nov , i' . ar ' a., i I a; . ;hv.:n t,% tii ? ; . ; '; nr. a: revs' to# the .Stat . V *: and L." Semi. in you a?: i. y yuaa: v . > an.: B : I'. few many a-. :Y:ar.'y :.*a?.hv: s am. , Li.-.v ai'v tacts thy stat' . T: I,;v on.y sent m tin >'v b'.?: uxl. i:a.* nl U .. a : '' ' ir a id; s-es. Thev ' : a; .. . V AchMot hods la Jiiv.t-r "has sent ir. theii 1 .: a 'n r.at;.' r to the cof; .- ci.-..'a:y. Ail the con;1 0 ; t -Toy i so* their pro a: :.* ?pn : place on thy am t- ami Ioetiii:- > tlui ' (.' ar Yin ctiy oi. tV.o constitu r./.-y mn.k K'-m.e and. ,'r.v!p t,, so!y ir. the ileal schoc-. < 'MiV. :.tiy>n> df.the l'u * ' . !i"l hn- ji;at ( < \vh* re yov a:- !:)' !; V V > IJ t to lepol ar j.a- !>.'.-< ? -in- < n the field. A ' ' a ' a's <- ! ? session aV>' v., 1 . T .e- P. " ky K;v; i' ' I yy . :.v- ''.:at:<riis a-c "1":. I.' - ky k:\-r.is lahr.ch ' ' ,.l-- . i-c -cai |i.i>-^ra..^. Xlu. ? '.ay. -car ail report-r. ??:;- y 1-ai' l.-c o - an>: cep! rtativ-. s from th I ' 1 -y d,, not tak?* edicta!t<-r cvoi y" sjjo eh ar.d va\ '1 * I i.a-y -yla p'-r cvn yn r;.(, r;.;.","-' T iT"! . . ii i ' ' . ai \\ mow ! < n-.i. V-.ir >l>. r><?t" Lav ' :i >h n y. M ":. 1 m v.' - i- r?'ft?'i ti-.i. ii i 1 iiain'n ("amii ip . . . '! Ii.""!vlat' <r attfi >' - -t witr, |{\ v, li. C \V II'in11)i<?i:. AI! (it;.cr !^'u": ulU,,m :p ! .:k . :i._ a. rai!y !"<?' . iv ill, 'i-, at I liiu.'l 11-iy i i. Lav- mv-.Y vi.-iuL " ky l;.\i i an l.i'.tic l;:wr ii?n\vmii>n'. yt.w a:.<! . 11 riV.-M ' T?r<iyic. . .at :?" lis iu t hi- \\!;, |t 1 .1 - I'if. ;.- v. a - "i-Ifi't trij ..cri.u lii?rT7TT\ i' f 'TiV'111' i ' r.'- ..Ia vili-.-. I'pit'. li V. / alt-,, a :ti;. X. ,\. .Mat ' i|i-U'vati-_ t" t,v ' ii' i' 111. ami ti'-i-ami i';. 'V, , A iiiai V ti? L:- .iiia>I'-n . ?< . f i i ^ ,i: i. | *iit ]j a . 1.11't't I, i p ij Mi-t L? > I.'r It.Ml * , . ; n I ;; i 11 (., ,|;m| ... 1 i ' i - a L'lcsit >t? |?" t'oy i ! V" I- Wit: ,j) \v;i y-at" >. S. aiui 15. Y ' : ' ' n an ; - j. the cV? ' !' ' K. wi iter. TK.i* .til ' . / . ' wlii-. i rni-Ki > i:~T - fl.'a , in,. I*"iti!cv aini I . .in >' ' 'v J wa lb -I. < . < 'al!:i-)' at Ha-:?? ? I.'. \'Uiu-I : v ti.,. .t v.c-k, an'.' :r v>' ' > ' wit b l:, v. .1. W. - a* A;."!. ("!? iji-1.11; S. I K''V. I!. I-. V'fWarii W fi" I il i I. I' <> \! 11 ' t | ' | Wit}' "ii fin- Xat.i' nal cona-i'-i: at. : tin- atfftyMi- of t}1( ' '' < "ir. . lit ...in tr.u ai'l thc.m. , i! ' :? |1 i?-\- i.t' V.anil- off byi U4HT-- th'-y- |)!ca.-c. it . 1 tUUT" in i in Maic, i;ov; i lift v-'". -vojMW'-'ii'iriilinir -ec'r< tary jhi- i i'.<-"! (iiiiatt i| ci.nvi-riti'.ii" i i I H. Ht ulor, t c a-urer df" thf "i !" a' i"! ti.'!'. m,i j' n. \\Y rar 1 : I! : '' ( it' 1 he. men will come " -lack -onvilie My Wednesday Sepaila r ft,-v. Butler has not i-ii-a| ij.c to naiiK' -hiu, for this I.at fiii (.in aic<l l>y. the men "Ttrvr^hr^iTif TtnmYvlio an tfiiinjr to nv.ille, an.| ihi- trip I ipa'le " niics.' ( (', Kci,. rttYTy. .\li.S. (nil ri.-. 111 ifTm-^)- Indiana ' n K:i!i.-as' \v< < an e lec t "Tnrt^'f. I kiiu-.v what I aii.i talking about". II. II 1111' I !' I T- [iiMf Mill' Hi ! !' i"l(illt in tills ('lection. Si 1 -ve in;'? (( is your vkto. Th'-.a'l I i ii i -11 T en-?t-i?wtt-h?nrr-?N'rrvv?h~ 111f j.ni'-. SIM.0Q w ill enroll vniir hurch. iCrct tiu- enrollment an-! Ur I a I We can sleeri'in no nil oat li-h"cheap and k<> to Florila. ami 1* l< < t Kc v. II. II. 11 ;tsia . All I ikm (I is YOLK 'OIK. vvvvv1!1 > v ;? ;??;? ;?<> MEN and THINGS* | Bj J. 8, BENN, Jr. | "The Church And Busncss" ) For years, the church and state' avc nut done business together, that is the church and state sepalated years ago and became two septate and distinct institutions, the one religious and the other poitical. Kach has proved it-ell varable ot' doing business attended by great reflections of honor a d ability. The'pronouncement: "bu^annr. is .free", has secmincly < :if misunderstood by . the average Jvcjs v'riist came to the world t< v .-fan and taking advantage ol d. r\r. 'i iy! and permanently estab;-*,:a:uty and to instit'uti yc saiue 'in' the vallies and hili : : * in ail nations .of' the i>arth but. never one time did Jrsu? t. ac ' > rcement ol _ businvs t cm th- chinch. ILe was'alway: i'illfttg to comply with the .re |r e'ments of the laws oJ' the lar.d: paying tax, observing tin Sababth, honoring and respectinjj the government in which lie liv ed and above all carrying out tin purpose for which He came iht< trie world?to do' the will pf Ili: Father. Any person employe. oy and another person, person o, concern-.. The state, which ma) L'e v i'.siuered. "they'commercial wolrd. is-strictly- a business world the church is a spiritual'ami tern | poral; .the state or commcrciu ami iu itve uj) to us reputation it considers business Til tTu strictest sense of the t?Vm and ii coVery phase of its operation. Th. .iuilvh seems to feel that it cai Co- or. anil on eteranlty .withoti putting into practice that thin;, that .is so much needed in eVerj \alk of fife, "business'", but tin lime' hus- come and now is. that i the chuiclt. doesn't put into it: piogTam some business- her strut-' ;les.'will l?e more than the pe )>1 an hear. ... \\"nato ul -U;e ' Kitrcdi /pl,?l|.el t;^ ,. hu., clJfc buildings' and lan ! .-choi buildings and lands and parson ages and lands and other proper . ie.?. 111! tile trusetts of the t.'es. propel ties actually kiiovv that lui: been voted them byt the number ship of their congregations- W ha about a recorder of deeds .aiw itles of the properties owiie : b\ various denominations of o'u'r ru rial group'' . l)o the trustees til "deacons or olikcrs . of all vwi c'tufiche-s kiiou-. the status, of th proper'tiesovir which thi,?y are trus tees? fan- they put hands- oh i at .any timg. the deeds and title: .i u ;te .s ? Ii'j they know aioi p? i i K.li,. it i ir. n y v? i 11 vv^i <. i H 1.1V." J il-"' H II -e- t'4ie people's p; per.;..'. .Si' ivii_>j, i"Id fur ducjIL_aa, ?itle.? ui iii-t it at. n-A What about a business drank ii t business wot hi l'ui a bii.-ins Aiod? Why didn't we a- A. M Id- know tIK* .-tut;.;.- of the I I T ' I ft'* I 1.1:1 n and t:.e powi ~ i .v urrassment. How .stands i-. i .Vnnesee Hoard before thi- timed 1'his would have sate 1 mad. m i'-ase cit" the other department - oi >UJ ehuTch. Who f:iU> the |."a.d 1 the coljneVti"ti '. Ho'w t..a:.\ hurdle- we have that n ? nei 'Air t em\\ hat i.-'liie p,i at mvi tj-'ajre indehttdnes- of hji drurdlea, sdlools nat sonant-.-.7 j Iow often ar.e the tru-lre.- . ? : .and .'what is the-.term of. e;ii< What i.- TF.e operutiiig e.\j? n 1 the ehureli, the sdiool."aciuai*"J I'o the l"iri:.\ no- -; |, hen what I.- tin'?funeta n of . rustees.'.' I'd -,uyge>t a fit h *Uu-ines.-' mixed with .tile te.i /ions or spiritual churdi and A. hden will he lighter to man \e preadlers will emm more neat .y liyjny out oyr days.- , |MOUNTAIN CITY:! | ECHOES . $ By "('11? JIM- | _ W?H t;..- ,-.ul i-a.v:ne' an i in. . h r.-hip huildiny' time is -on hand As jut llie' wj.ll-. established tUstun of the Piedmont st ction of th'ati il l- latter j ail of Jiily, all "i August and tin* first part, oi 5^i-| .ember j- tli'- I.niil's harvest time, I>ui ii.this pi-: id ! -ouj .-aviiiff aim i iiiiH'ii meml/ i s tiji 'jihs .over wit h a ."ban if"; Just why sucli little.] attention is paid it. ti.nt end 01 the kinydi'lif iiiiiidiirj businw* tijiriny all the othei p.irt of the yeai we dai not -ay. linn ;?si irom t.oc spiritual .end which counts atiuiii ~jj', tlie financial end i> played .up .to a .finish . and occupies a :..iyniy prominent part in me pielure. Sometime we feel that it would l.v so much he-It' i it tlio-c that hia'/.ed the way in hy yon \'ear.-1 Lad r.-tahli-m-.| a i-o-inn KalUcs for the, Preachers at on< time of ti e year and' rallies lot soul-savinir and .ni' mhership at a i.otliM. Why .tome miyliXy lim pi t ae hers measure the success 01 1 their revivals hy the yard-stick 01 ntoney. You hear them whine 1 i+cc this: "W4 11 it was a poor me lii.y in fact We almost; tiv/l<..i >.-n v.. i ain I ell M'vi'iii] i Ik* ciowd stayo.j hoine ai:d, w v i :l'v < "Iktli'.-n,- win alva.v ml?Xt comparison as to last yojir aiim-.M a coinpl'tc lailuro". And y.-t ai tliat .same nua l ina -tnnr>. poopl? v iuiiiiv ii in in* <avi fi ;i11*I joined tin church than did last year a.nd yei it was not much of a meeting .Well I't's M,ass f,n since for It nights we managed to enjoy being pretty good. | W'e note that one day last weef I lip ill tflTC'tlFrmrri atic State oi Kentucky they had 10,000 out at. i holiday entertainment. -The tan tev of attraction. The thing thai drew that many people out ami gave them such a kick of joy* am; laughter was a public hanging oi a Negro man. That at first, so il is reported made a confession ol assaulting and robbing an elderly , "- Jk. ~ - -V' THE PALMETTO LEADER ^ whitc-^ffly. At the trial and afterwards he* denied his guilt, but ,' he was convicted and sentenced'to I death on the first statement. Well suppost. that it was th? truth. The whole t?uth and nothing else. It m then he or any other kind of man deserved t'o he killed by the - -late.?Hut the thing that wv find hard to and* i stand is Where the 1 "lun" came in. in a civilized and I Christianized country the whole thing just shows how race prejudice is growing. Had that been a i I young white man instead of a young Negro, tile scene'would have . Uen so " dificlvn't.' All the. laugh- 1 ter and jov would have been turn- j ed into saoness, and tTTe lew that probably would have- witnessed the xci&ition would ~huve?given no vent to laughter. Ui^t as we get ' more Negro converts to. the lieiiioeVatic I'arty more Negroes . that give tr.eif appioyal to the kind ?u . treat 111 fit that the. states . who are the backbone of-that par, ty, have been dealing out to tlieii lellowman. with dark skins (jvei .since lreedom. We. nniy . pi t-par for rougli si dding in the S'-utn and from fid on. It may seem a naiige wgy to reaVon, but it is the 'way that.points to the course thai is shsillifltr mi Thi> Soul lim n 1 I' m. r under ilio su'll iniiK' into.lhi ir pur- " , 'ci<it had jsiti.cr sic any aiiimai ty than a Nckio^A tiger, bear, , i lion, wolf, or the-creeping tilings. ( ! nttlesnak-s. boa constliejors? . anything, with lite though-carrying , danger?any rare: "the Dago, ( hi- \ nation, the Hindu, tlu* Indian on \ _ any oilier .-o.il l i "m any, other part J the 'world, all welcome?but i . stay away Jii-. Negri* and always j remember it' y u will tore". your- | seli oil us, we protest. . Any Ne- ( 1 o.iliat^-an't so.- tliciy position to ] day is either blind or luny. Be- | li'eve it or not. : It beeoni* s rfur . so'lenin duty to I again declare that there'is no place it. any denomination following at'- I tc r -Christ's teaching for an ini- ? 1 moral pa's tor ?an immoral preacher smells bad'-enough! but a 'pais- ) ' for that is iinino'al is. rotten and dead. And n() amount of cmhalni1 -dig lipid that u c "i)imitt' e of "put- ' 1 i it assoc iates" aj?p inted to inves- ' ligate' spread over and inject into, can kicp'.down the odor that : 1 ./beta out amkiigound., I tell you ( with all thtt'^'arnestiiess within .my _ ,-o.u: that w li en tie the latch i .trii.g ?- .!' tiic-'.oi i-.i of llieir homes ~ .li trie- outside 'wln-n lilen extend .. i\'i.at-ioiis eo.dial and honest to. . -- -t-nse -\v1tti~hti- -rmtr-uv |rast-cris?h- U Ts '.I lhiglny- ;.:ii an. lowdown, "dii - . 'v-"Uein|-t:k>lv. n art breaking i -1. t> betrac that trust. '.No won- . . i that the average young man' .i .a. i often sol ne t\ iio ar.e pretty oh 1 a- shy of 'S'-me pastprs as piosi ( . aiihits are of most hounds. Am '< its a friend to young married ir o 1' jiksMriii; \vlv~e i.iatt jroes out ill :a ;i iii"- iL-.-t. lot ine advise liiu. IS ;i : iy;Hy line rule l'ur an\ '! i.t '.av.. trained an*. . e i aiVjin- ?>H ltic wall "I'asinis an . k ii!;!*- ' _'u h.-II \\v both art- ui | ij'tm-". Thai "we" meaning hus*'aI.*'! a:. : wilV. And i: per. hane. < .1 in.-' vni: when only one i.- ^ .. . . . ! ' *l he law ami .^ii.spei ( .ii..' ii.av "Me h*.- ttit; husband. \Vt. , .JiyllJj n - ' i'.e .\eu_Ji'e>lauu_tii-it. _ * .* ;*,\ amiinh' words in admoii- ; - I .a?s > ??ved+i?w-oul-t 4*?lend?I? i *;... *haroh such us hi-ln p. ? .H . ui-<-us,t.* bo the has t bin.' m- wife. Niit much loom u " el-; heart" In si:]>' in?ii tile 1 iny of til*.- U'"-pel is {in a\.:. lu iHMniraucn- we eiw ! i ukkns m:\ys " i , A... .1. h-h*: t .Saxon, Mana-Jei , * ! i i.<- ' !:i--ii Mutual Association, l'h:;a'u- i.ju, l'a.; l?e\. .1. 1. Sax- : K : ir 'iY.e. X'cffi:pI'togrcss, i Mawn, tia.and Mr.-s Ella Saxon, . < Philadelphia were the s .yf t heir nether, Mis. Ella i Sa.vii'j, ,| si.-tiT, Miss .Jessie- M. t -a.\'a ii woie Very j;lad Jo \ve1- a ' t!.-jii lvine a'Kain. Although y ti-.vii- lime was- short, they were ti riit i -ii . i- it their old honu- town 1 nrann-ii-n I meet their many rela- a 'A'va: friends in anil out of v .'<w i.. w I.., were very jirlad to. see 1 t'h- la atrain. Their business would v U.t |n iT them to slay Ionian.! they wer.. forced to inijke their t ; d pariure, . . ? ii-rn-?i ] .. iteionipoiiied?Uy?their -1 r'v. Mi - Jessie Saxon, motored A--' %':!!< . C. where they 1 v.< 1'ei.ined by their brother nd i..;< !. ii_]a\v.' Mr. and Mrs. W. ~ K. .-'ay iij their beautiful and j -pie ion . , b' iue, ~and made every-" ti.irtr n'a-ant dor 'hem. After a, >h it .-lay, all left for their diffe.M-! t, boii.es* and each one re porta'"veva* " pleasahf Vi ip. Miss Klla- Savon is a biirh school st.n- \ j'l' Ni ;iu?) a very promjxintr mupic-' | 'an - ( M'- -?J? ?M, Saxon ts?hMne? | !?'!i.i Th . Xat'iouls Capital, as the;, truest of her inytheV, Mrs. Blla I 1 ' 1 s. M- ~ tlie ^ii' liire or 1.' :.d'\ aii<) ".as welcome . home by ' bj man;,- n-latives and friends. ; 1 Mi Saxon was-life honor frtlest v ?a-?a party niton atltjie rosidrnce * ' f Mr. and Mrs. Leak, "where she ! ' met h r mahv friends. ' She was i p i I ivhly entertained by the host and ' hostess, wly> spared no time in 11 making everything pleasant for; j . her and the othvVlf in and out ot - town. v 7-1?(r*( The hostess and guests 'were ' ^ ii '->( <! m n?'{?uir. hi parry pnwns t flames were player! ard refresh- i ' meats wer?> served. which inelude ' f'rk-tail. sandwich's. nuts, and | , - i'Mht thif.i.i-r Rxrellent?service ' was iriven. and sweet music was | * : played. The quests enjoyed them- ' selves very much, and made their 1 departure hom*. ^ ' ' I II HISTORICAL FACTS 'ohn (). Hart Question":?-When was the Battle Bennington L volutionary War?) Answer:?August 10, 1777. Quostton:?~\Vhen xnd Fulton's Steamship make its first trip up | '.he Hudson? Answer:?August 17, 1807. Question:?When was New Mexico passed mider Itules of "I?. S.? Answer:?August 18, 1840. Question:?When was the victory ol "Old Irons-ides" in great' naval battle? Answer:?Xugust 10, 1812. Question:?Winn .was Benjamin i Harrison 23rd president born and! where? - Answer:?August 20, 1833 at North Bend, Ohio. Question:?When did Lincoln and Douglass'-d'bate begin ? Answer:?August 21, 1858. Question:?When did Prusjileht L\ S. Grant declare, neutral in Franco-Prussian War? ' " Answer:?August 22, 187<b GOl KDI \K CIKCI 1T N LW S I{ev. K. A. Brown, Pastor Sunday school opened at the isual h.our with Supt. F. L. Brunion and teachers at their post </J luty. The lesson w'a.s taught in all classes, reviewed by the - pastor, Rev. R. A. Brown. Th^r pastor took his text from the lith chaper of Phillipiun and?lit the?ldth i'erse. Subject, "A life that knows h> < k'feat." Sunday being the .'Jrd J Sunday, at Jerusalem A. M. K. I .hurch, the Holy Communion was ! given; the crowd was large. The laistoi preached a soul burning.! ernioh, which made our hearts re- ! joice. Four connected themselves ! to the church, personal Theado 1 llarniu, Samuel Xesmith, Calvin j Btiyo'rd and,George McDonald. Wei ilso had three! visitors with lis, Mrs. Redden of Kingstrce. St C. 'rem the Bulah Charge and- -Miss Tindal of Sumter. S. C. The Rev. C. Johnson will preach :or us Sunday morning, Aug1. 2'-l, md Sunday niglit the Rev. K. P. Sutler will 'deliver a soul stirring l iermon for, us,. On the fifth Sun- [ ay morning. Aug. ."H)th, the Rev. 2; L. Brfrr'of St.'Matthews, will neach; for us. But oh! my, it was H i: .t-tye Rev. Biu>w4i preached ahither soul stirring sermon at ST7" lames ichurch at .'5:i}0; the.attendlnee Whs large. ' l.anes. S. C. On "Tuesday eveliiur A t'li'" 1 1 t-V* # ?!* '1"?i ? "1.1 nether and 't iejnl.passed into the rreat beyond. Mis. Dina Casey .vas a number of Jerusalem A. M. B. chureh, sin* was-- a -tlev-tcrb"hristian and lived in 'lie churchuid conununty. "She was a meni>er <if the Stewardess ^Hoard. A-ujr. ljth. she was funeralized it 11 :00 o'clock. ' The Rfv. K. A. drawn was assisted by the Rev. [. K. Davis; Rev. E. I. Wilson an?. dev. C, W. Rlavkwell. Rev. Brown tndv' his. text from the loth chaper of Corinthians? and the ootli ;ersc. Subject "Life is the time to serve the Lord." Ball bearers very: Lee Harold Brunson. Julius I'illartl, Ilenry Stukes. William doses (iipson and Horace Vaner. - Sla^deave^yw mfurrn?her Tes?r ive dativ htet s." twsi-s'^H^*md a host if u i and-c'.ildren and'l^Tcmls. ? Intc; n.t. nt in Jerusalem ccmeM ory. JOHNSTON .NEWS' Bethel C. M. E.' *"hureh On August ji% the pastor preach* "i! in tin- mf'i nihtr at~"Tl:io r^cIofTT" -ubject "Faith". After which dialer was served to all and at 2:ot?; /clock the chinch school opened .viih the; supei nil ndent ami ,tea- | nvi.fi ill IHCIT J>o>U OJ uisty. Rev. M. K. Gordon jncavhed at I'.M. and w-e can say that our icarts liurm> within while tin- man jf God talked to u.- hy the way. At M o'clock Kcv. .J. k. Isles, Jias.or of he sville charge, the one hut had tile nic-viing' In charge irrived with a great message to i large congregation and a wunlerful revival * meeting began. 24 /ei'suiis w re converted and 10 tided to the church. We can say te had one-of .the best' meetings ' live and on its upward nlarch, ce have ever had. Our church is iinier the l adeoliip ol our I'asor, Rev. J. M. Lflasstnganio. lie .aft ]>toven to be the God-?ent -man <u- Johnston ami her popple.? Sunday night. August- 10, the* lastor pi t. ac hed us a great sel1non liom.th"' subject "The throe ireat Verbs of the Dibic: Come, Paii,. a.id Co". That 'message' vill Iong be reineni hpt'ed. We ali rejoice while; he p. ..j1 aftei vhich the Haptism s^ 1 vice, was cat. ieo out and the members were revived into the church by the Law >f the Discipline ol' the church. I'he right hand oi fellowship wa> xlended to all. L.'lO o'clock. .Miss V. L. \ al'-ntint', "Mtsr^W. Mt William*?am?1 i.?rhm?Mr" ilassingaine aie in Columbia' front; to the Leadership Training; school ttfu week \\ c. pray for hem?much in forma tion for our i scnefil. Mis. Mary Klla Houknight and j amily sprnt thyir vacation in' ioilu~ton. then- home town. They eport* d a happy stay. Now they,j a'fy. I'ftiirutd to their present1 unite Crawford,. TN-.- ? r Miss Ruby Miniek of Saluda, S. Miss Beatrice Webb of Salley,I i. 0'., were the quests of Miss! race Bland on last Friday. Mrs. B''ll Hammond Jones of \ew York City hi?visiting liei ^ mrents, Mr. and Mrs. Hammonds, i Mr. (.alvin (Hover has been a- i vay 'for 28 years. He is now in own visiting friends and relatives.! TL-l-vU J.. ..i .. St <~X~X~X^~XX"XX~X"X?X?X"X~:* I |IoPtir iHi I 1IY IlKKHHRT K1 ANOTHI It I wire certain I would not ^ > Jm>i- in thesi Ainu More blessed The only thin); tl ;?. t ^tmfd?*tti4r + Would he that I'd While I had 1 FORSA I thfew m-ys'i If Against the Wall, I screamed and wished The house would fall; I dragged about . .--For days and days,' " Just thinking odd And evil ways . To' hurt hiy friends? Or anyo'no? To pet -revenge For what you've done! , CARLISLE NEWS Revival meeting is still going, or. Tn Carlisle. James Chapel Baptist church closed a very successful meeting-Friday night. Revival inciting began at. Mt. Eden A..ME. church Sunday. The meeting is 'starting olffine. Rev. . A. II. Hatwood of Union, S. ('. . is conducting the- nieeting. Revival meeting will begin at William Chapel A. M. E. Ziofi church in l ull Sjun. ay. Rev. J." J. Hunter of Blaeks.biirg, S.-C. will conduct the meeting. There will be sermons by.other ministers Sunday.. Don't niiss coming to William Chapel; Carlisle, Sunday. We are preparing to take care of you. Mis. Willie Mae Whicker and two daughters are visiting her grand-mother, Mrs. Dora Batts -and her father-in-law and family, Mr. Fi nest Whicker. We are very glad t<> have Mr. Cola Hill homo again from Harbison college. Irmo, "S C. ' . " We have increased cur sick list although some of them are better. . - - ' . Those on the sick list- are:. Mrs. I Edna Sims. Mrs. Mattio Sims. I Misses Sallio Sawyer, Annie Ruth Savatre, Ida Mae..Savage, Master I Mrs, l.illie Stewart, and Rev. J. M. Hawkins, Jr. Rev. = Hawkins * and Mrs. Stewart are much improved. We hope the others will soon recover. Rev. II. K. Hillian is with Rev. W. F. Hunter this week at Baty's A. M. E. Zion church. Union, S. C. I'1 Mrs. Aprnes Sims spent the week | lid in Spartanhiirp. S. C. with her friends. . v? -I; f State A. & | . FALL SI v 5' Beginning Sept x A F/iii4 -j- i win ivcmiii^; iw imuivni Mechanic Arts, Home Ecor lUis.ness Administration and X retort Faculty, Excellent 1 X ponses. I V For further information ad< X X * THE PRES1 X State A t i i i: ' | Voorhees N. | DENMAH * ACCREDITED I X A'-Ocational training in foil j> Three for yoi X Junior College?with A X Teacher Training Courses. Extra-curricula activities i Fall Term Bepins S< X For farther information write t I* ~ J. E. B LEEVY'S FUNERAL HOME Undertaking- And Embalmin ^LOGANLOWER PRICES AMBULANCE SERVICE 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLUMBI j. tfione 9276 I. S. Leevy, M| 4 *-i*-?*i. i , in f .1 ? . J&\ y J:,-? - ?*.f 7 1 iturday, August 22, 1936 >&ttattuitB | V ,1 DICKSON ~A^ ~''~""o/'-?I? :K IF:.that I'd die be afraid, *s a man is far , ? ^ in being dead! iiU I would fear tk> hi -death ?- ? ? ?. I not done enough Lime and breath! KEN But" that was lone: Ago?I've thought More wisely since, a ?.i T*?? n iiu ?t\J a v t nuugui Far better things For me to do . Tharv, rave because You've be^n untrue! 1 should be glad You left, I guess? I profit by Such vile distress! ?T. JAMES A. M. E; CHURCH.... Rev. W. R. Rouler, Pastor Sunday school convened at 10 A. M. with the Asst. Supt., Miss Lillian Harris in charge. The school was interestingly reviewed by the paster. Services all day wei'e well attende . We listened to- three wonderful sermons well delivered and were food for * thought. The pastor) - preached Sunday morning ffom St, Matt'. 14:07-68, Theme: "A Friend Denial." At 4:00 p. in. Rev. Smith preach ed in interest of the S. S. Pew Rally, who spoke from the subject "A fixed heart." At 7:30 the pastor presented Rev; Glass to deliver the evening message who selected his text from St. Matt. 17:8, Theme," "The Transfigeration." This ended a busy day. Among the visitors Sunday night was Rev. H. C. nr e* r? nt 1 A UK i oung 01 /-ion i^napei /\. ivi. r.. Zion church. Qur class am! prayer meetings are putting on new life. Mr. A. B. Harris and Mr. Delanev, along with the other leaders and-members are always on the job. Aug. 23rd the above named church will run a Bus Excusion to- Camp Welfare. stopping at Blythewood, Ridgeway and Winnsboro. Leaving the church 415 Hen ?erson St/* (Wheeler;Hill) at 9 a. m. Corner CerVais and Main Sts. 9:1*5 Come and help make this a big day. Admission $1.00. Mr. R. S. Russell, our efficient Supt. and officer is improving to our delight. Mrs. Binah Marshall .. is also on the sick list. Let the members pray that they will have a speedy recovery. M. College f CSSION ? I ember 15, 1936, v $ ' ! Y rs1 Degrees in -Agriculture, >*?1 lomics, Teacher Training, X h Arts and Sciences. Com- | Facilities, Reasonable Ex- !j! X t A X A Iressi Y DENT, I X .. & M. College, | X Orangeburg, S. C." X j . *I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I~I?I~y ?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?I?J?I?I?I?J?I?J?J? x>1 c^i i ! UC 1. JtllUUl J K, S. C. | 1IGH SCHOOL I r trades for young men $ ing vwmen. { griculture, Business and X ! 11 sporCs, music and drama. *i* eptember T9, 1936. :?: e A . J tl, ANTON. Principal - ?_ Denmark, South Carolina { , i