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CEO. II. HAMPTON l'ublisho,
N. J.' FREDERICK EdiW
E. PHILIP ELLIS l'ivld Atjcn
Communication intended for t:.i
? ? current issue must be very brie
desk not later. Xh.?n Tee-day o.'
i.ch week. City^. new>, kvui
personal and social hews o
Wednesday night.
Business and Editorial I'hono.ioCol'a.
S. CY, Saturday, Sept. ">t-l
Ohio is preparing to sh . P.
appreciation of thy imo'n;na'!a!Y
achievement- o& J--m- tr.\v,:.a
substantial mai.t'ici. A ;'.,\d
now being made .up t<> j -nYr'afor
him a home. -Tin- :',;n . :s :
said to be ovvr .-e\eti .tbou-a:.-.
dollars..
North Carolina vita.mly
lieves in the death penalty, adi ".
it -corns for.anything-, pin ti,--.\t.
in.the case of Negr?h-s. A vY'ed
man has-recently be-, tv sentenced
to death >.n the chat ge of '*.
degree .burglary. ih.rnaps, n
state has put to death m t \> i i.
,. oners within the-year than X it:'
. Ca rol iftil". '
Although, the government- > ,
the world are in the hands tir
whites; yet in all' their warthe
colored race is ealle I.?up si v? t
tight and die. Italy in war
Ethiopia used . colored tr
. ' -V great .numbers. Now,. Spain in its
Civil War have; e<?l red tr<" ps i:
great numbers*- The Cnited trial
has had no war. in which v.t?t v
..soldiers were n'?,t employed - it.
large numbers.
1. KKNTl'CKY CONTUIIU HON
to civil, i/a iton
* i c "
_? . fcvv?-weeks . --ages?hr?s-t .a-ie.- -
_j ,pulled off a public hangit,g_---_'X'._d
Negty.. .CLf""c -ut'se. Tt occured a1
Ower.sbo.ro, a town of about.2a,OUU
inhabitants. The inheritl of tin
County where this .occur et.l is' a
woman. There were alt kinds oi
storic-s concerning .the wonVar.
' .< sheriff determination to spjinit t-h.,
trap, but she at the la~t momeii'.
respectfully gave '.the.duty %< r t
a man. Ani.' that. perlYivpV i.? t! <
only decent thing in the whole,
did affair. The. number to -utter.*
this hanging wms estimate i jat Jo..
000 white mdn, women, children
many being babie- in anns.
One must wonder at- the 1 v..
level to which the A:V.eri< an mi:.-,
has sunk?at lf*ast trv. mind o;
such as those jn.ono tVatt enjoy.
ment could be i,? uini in w;tn? >vi
the suffering out of the life .of
human being, Negro though he bo.
Churches, schools and the' ?. }<?
agencies of uplift don't seen: t
have done or are doing n. a h. T
^ America,?err?a?e.ei'taii:?prrH?of?h?
^ at least, getting to the place,
! where it takes i'riendi.-h Vlitrh', i: _
the suffering <>c- other-*?Espetial?ly
if the othor hapf,..n tn in i f *ri..
colored race? Dollars to doughnuts,
an audience of biio-fi:'th tb'a
number could r.ot be, by ar.y aitifice
even, lurf*d to ()?' r sb o; , \>
listen to the most, abb- n b;
1 the most noticed .at < 1 e'.oipu.n*
preacher in the world or to he;.1
the Thost beautiful syntph;. i,y '-v
written, or view the i)ia-:vr pirn
of the most noted arti-ts or. -e?t
V* it firwicf ?Ja t* Met tul \ ,
that's above them. They or.lv enjoy
the crude arid, sadi.?tic. Ken
tucky may think such an even*
fine, high and mighty. But it" it i-.
a sign of her i "ea of civilization
then God help her. i- .
HAM BRIGHT "REPl JW.H A NS"
Whatever kind of - animal tha
is. Any way,?we -ee hv the paper:
that that formidable organization
still exists and pvery now and
then contribute to the joy nf hu|
man?c*istor.ca by?how*?i . Ira -r
It however is like the .man "all !
dressed up with ho place -to go."
The trouble with that organization
is that it got off on the wrong
foot. It had the follacrous idea i
L ?'
L ' :. " ' " " ../ .
tinuf to exist by being "lilywhite."
This ult'u came i'u.-ni the j
-hoit sight* il mlvi.-o;.- oi former .
Pie:idctU Hoover. They thought. '
ttTrm bPFatf-c the'-Nciiio in former, ]
years could always he counted in 1
the1 Ucpablie'an bay. anything '
roul . yet by. ,\y account was r
taken oi' tin- fact that since the
Wo: Id W ar?law roniil ions hod
conic about and the Negio had be- ;
gun to really think along p laical '
lir.es. The icsult of ail u. this j
was the wholesale re.-eiit:r.ent of !
the. Hoover Policies, They turned !
to the pleasing personality oi :
Franklin D. Roosevelt and his
proposed niar.s for an ajiing na?
ticn. f
The llambrights Wc re given
their walking ticket fit the Flcvetrrmf
t'nmM.nuTi:,? rr.c-iit t-eh.y d..Ji "
not jibe w'lth pl'e-eiit day coiidi;
tons. A high pin .-on. of t i.vjlamt?:
ights says TlwU Jfenatci Smith
was right in walking < at of tt?-*
Philadelphia Henv eiatie . .eo'r.vcjicion
in resentment of lb- pi aye/ oi,
i Negro lnini.-ti-r and -again because
of a s.peech by a N' g\o democratic.
corgve-sni-an. Thi- spokesman
lor tlx' 1 lalnbi in 1." - mamc
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mf. the color*. .* v ti'i>
iniC-kicked -?mt ?v'. .tin; K> >'.li!ica:.
ao'nvnitoji. . I'rvfiiient, K < .1,
iik*- everyone' running r W'tic*
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i/oe fiav.i' ti.i- ii-i'.t of1-'an
American .citizen in i.1.* :-.a\i .
he s,,.;r:,i,ai.,"l Tiu iV \
hist ii'-c'.1 th v*vv-nf ? th :v
allot box. -Snath Va: a n;a.\
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meet-. I >. V, It. will ii-- a liii'feni.t
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[mountain city|
i echoes i
| By "CAP J!M" J
Vcstctday wnich wa> the , otii
Sunday in August?was a high
4av-Qcuwn-al l.eatiy Kiver Haptisi
viiurc.h.' Far some time the immbars
Iiavy bean looking forward?
U?_lhe time at dedication and the
laying o. the earner stone? so
Ine .-elected' date for the ser\iee,
r< lied around- Alter Sunday
-eliooj tiiL. utiiei1 service began?
I tie pastor, .lJ'cv. \\ , K.'.Mai tin, a
v.oiktiiau Hint i.eejcth not be as.
Iiauie acted as master oi ceremony
Scveiai in ica[ nuinbeiw c it
ivndeied. Jl'ev. M. Kntr'ye lead if
1'iayii- Deacon John Smith sjiyk.
l" the ear it* struggles in btiildrtig
iliv .old church?rh*' eiriivoied a
:i. ,.ehi::g but , inspiring mc-sagv.
I 'eac'.}: I hotnus' IJates spe'ke* ot tile.
. aiJt.li Ullla" S il tilt I'll Sent CO'li:
legation in sticking and labornig
to the -nd in biiiPiing tilpresent
eiiure ii -Deae n . S, A.
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d e- pe- .;t..y il; n.vjir.g tile
.ng-. -J'.:.. .e-l<.s::ig remarks
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s n:."i <!" * iiv. a clean. < (? !rh!':";
I .h li:V, with nieai
r-hip :n a W . church ani
a- ~* {*..? ' !i-. <i"Cti iin s of hi
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i Yb t-ho-ii-t. rai::.?'t rem,, in ami
- I .: ! 1 t).i work
I ?. ? < ':??! a lay Bapti-t cv .
, i .i.;? a M. j .inii-1 church ??
i >: a? i- t<.i. r.a; row Y r th
a: ; ti: :< . Tin- two tlenoniihalii'Vc
in ("<?.u::.hia a yrca'
; - a pic a--.-ju.-t a narrcw
'i i 1.-t \\ e<-n. For years t h i
; ! -nan ar.tl vaujuii who have
<4 :> !' i t: i -.- f h.o Is have tatiirht
pr t". at .ire! ? A.-iop] C.h> i-t:a*
?i'"- h'. r'ro< '!. I It y have bet n -te-a h
tho-y t o N(jit le y ar.tl irii l
'r.a' i- v?i<o 1 in all who look
'"i i'. S r.a 11 a 1 the .yoc.rl work
l-' tj .ihjo'ieh thi years be blastcti ?
We lin-H-the -JI'0<1 15i1 j. } will 1)10(1
:fy bis statyta. nt. It' what i s
|>>*i?.t <! ia the Leader b.e his staty
i>11 nt. J
W" I oar that one city pastoi
1' 1?a?lew?S'loeliiy?iiioriiin.'s?bat k
!)is crowd was so much wt'ala-f
than usual, that ho puessed
u, si ,,f hi- rnomher- ha<l pone to
!v 1! that day. I>id he think that
th y really wi re slumfe: inj; ir
! diiVoi out fuiv :al panlors of
tl).- city? Or that the-y wore still
an oait'i h it -ido'-st'-pped for th*
day? Ore- thin-/ we do know, if
tiey went to lull, or anywhere
that sp cal Sunday, th' y sure
picked some hot day.
THE PALMETTO LEASES
WHITMIRE NEWS |
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Mi^s Julia Odessa Lee of Char-'A.
lotto, N_ C. *?p'ent the week with f
her sister, Elizabeth Lee. She J
> canie down last Sunday evening ^
with her brother, Mr. Sylvester X
Lee and some of their friends. A V
\ory pleasant a ternoon was,en- ?*
- joyed e-pcciaily__ Elizabeth, be- 1 1
cause it ha..' been quite a while f
since she had seen her friend from
Charlotte, N. C.
Ever'\- body was glad t,o 1 ste
Miss Julia L.e hack in S. C. again.
We were also glad to know that ?
she was wo'.i again from the snake X
bito. We hope that she will'-never
go fishing again on the river becau-e
she :r.ight step on another 2
- ? nake.- - ? ??? . -
"Miss Elizabeth Lee will hfave
r.ext Sunday for Winston-Salem,'
N. C. where -be is attending col- 4
Sunday was a lovely day for
V.1 chr.:\h goers. Sunday school J
'?d at Cedar Grove; A. M. K. '
' /.so:: church. At 1 :"0 p. i;\ . the 4
l.oajrue ^as beautifully di*cussc;l.
Wo. had visitors present. Misses
Carrie. A.ive^_an.i Celicia McMor- 4
" TtST 1
.The Missionary piojrvani of this
church ?a> pest- pono* until the *
4th cSunday in September. We 4
ask ail to be present'., ,
Mr. .To* so Abrams. accompanied >
!>y Mrs Helen Abrams. Mrs. I.ula 4
F.pps. Miss Annie I.oe- Abrupt* an.l
Mm Walker met red to Whitmire. j
>. C. Friday, from Philadelphia,1 *
Pa. to attend the Canvp-?nuvtintr 1 A
here:. We hope for them a pitas-1
tnt stay. (f
Mrs. Kmtra b-iner . spent tl'.e 4
weuk-ehd with Mrs. F.lizabeth Join
and rami!y. 1
Mr.* Waik' r Williams left Sat- 4
unlay, -Antrust 'J:'tin for New York '
City. -We hop , ?)r. hihr a pUas.ant
rip. . He.'- missed by hi-s kya! <
. friends. '
AIrs. Dai-v Pfair left Saturday."
Auirust Lk'th for Pitt-'burpr. Pa..
Mr. KarlWehnson spent Sunday
Miss Farther Robinson ha- re- *
turned hor.v.' after spen \rir a 4
'pleasant vacation in C lumbia, S.
. Carolina. " j
A lartre n'lMubyr visited Mr-. ( '. 4
G. Burke Sunday. Mrs. Banks '
' has beer, -erionsly ill' f.>r the pqst'
ve< k. She i - nc;\v With Mr. an l 4
Mrs. Joshua S wind leer'. We hp* j
for Tmr a '-pe- ?Tt~~roOovpry.
.Miss Braddi Hops, still r'*ma'srs
-iek. al-o Mrs. B-Vce Ki F.pp-. ill'. 4
T. C; Byrd. Mi-s I. i* Abrams.,
Mr. Nathaniel Glenn."- We hope
. or them a speedy rev-Very 4
Don't f<., yet th"' Inrltlo is on ^4
next wci l: We art- tryinir'to con- *
,<iUj'*r sins, i :1". ;u:<i pair.. %
Jo.have a ?"u'oc.?Mii] camp'meetimr.
Prayer fs V.Vr m t'tof" I
Mrs. Klniii.-i'K|)|><. >ti11 i- itulis- J
i?? sc-<l with her lejr. Rev. . S. I. %
I liotis-on is of tlv mo t fort'.; '
rate nu n i:r Kdticational * 1 i.*> . ir *
iWhitmire. !! is r.'ow teuehiny \
! uimv.or iV Flirt Mill Bap- v*
."i-t cHuieh. . . >
A hirjro number attendy th< *
' i-sst ) i'ej-- of M r. Snndem Hunter. <> \
' Mr. 11 iintei' ?! parted this ;ife Aim'. #4>
J7:h. at his loan'. Hi' \va- f.iiui- *
o:| at S '< !{ \V. il P.apth-t el.niih *4
Friday. Many. <ri ie'. e<l Ver his
hit sit. : ';.ntl said. Z
Mr. Willie Sanders has' returned * '
: from Clinton. C. ' - perdu.i:
:r. \ a< iite n.
W ill Heed' of real di > ilea.''
i:tr eal! ::s:>7 ?ir visit tin- J. C. ?v
Bytd I'.y Cjear.intr. f'o. a! ??-cal!#y*:
I.- hitas set vie.- i;i: iertak: - ^
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TKATION HI 1I.1)1N(; *' elor's
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