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Cot'a.. S. C.j Saturday, May 22
SCOTTSBORO HOYS* NliMKSl:
DEAD.
Thomas E. Knijibt of Alabama
. is.' dead. Ordinarily, that would .
have no particular interest to anyone
outside the circle of his relatives
awl friends. But because <>i
the \ icious persecution - not prose
rut ion of the 'J socalbd "Scou-bo
ro". boys, his death commands tie
notice of at least El .millions of li; j
fellow Americans' though not j
his iace. Those millions certainly
lo n u think of him as a man fan
' iust and valiant*i.n Hie p-Uonuarc?
? of duty. In th'fi fust place, i; w*
not his 'duty to even .prnsocutt
those boys. He was not the pros
cutir.p o the or of the di-tfict- ii
whifli those boys were to he tried:
he was the State's Attorney, (h n
oral. However, n- stall an oth,?
he could, it lie so chose take command
of the prosecution. If j;
politically anibitiods and seiisi:
,the fact that the prosecution <>;
, those boys would serve to pin..
him in tlie lime-licht of hi- -tat
'he made himself the yeheralis.-in;.
of one of the unfairest, vindictiv.
and meanest trials thai ,ii.
graced the anna!.- of . Am-l ira:
court procedure. Ik- nut - onh
pro*.-cuted hut persecuted. -That-he
sized up pretty accurately ti.j.
political possibility of those
and how they would redound to hi
political advancement is shown 1?\
the fact that at the election Ju-'.
after the first trial cf those boy-.
he was chosen by his state as it~
Lieutenant-Cm01 inn . the iti ?:
still with an eye to his political
fortune, he had himself commi-sioned
as a special prosecutor ti
carry on his spectacular pei.-ccu'
tion of those boys. But death hastepped
in and cut short his earect
while yet a young man. lie ha.- ,
appeared before a tribune infinitely
greater than the one in which
i he so viciously prosecuted 9 innocent
boys as he must have knowr
even as the whole world knows
Let is be hoped that he received
the mercy, fairncs and justice
that he was unwilling to giv< ,.
while on earth to the lowly, weak
and helpless and that his soul rests
in peace. J - . .. '
INDIGNITY TO CONGRESSMAN
MITCHELL
Because of strenuous work in i
Congress, ofi the- advice of his \
physician, ("!ongi'es.sn<an Mitchell
decided to take time out to recu- .
perate. - He seemed however-- to
have made a mistake iif the plan ,i
he chose to seek rest. Hot Springs, c
Ark. Not that the place itself <
was unsuited but because of the o
method he took in getting there.
lUn /lifrtiiwiefoMOAP L - .11.1 *
v/jtvavi tuc vuuuiu.Tvaiu.cn, IH* >li(l j
not care to make the long trip 14
from Chicago, his home, to Hot jl
Springs, he purchased a through J 4
ticket including Pullman accom- 4
modation. All went well until he *j
struck the Arkansas line; then !'
American hell broke loose. We say
"American hell" because this is
the only cotintry in the cvvilized
world where such an incident could
happen.^ Sitting quietly and chat- ^
ting with some white acquaintan- 1
oes, the conductor of the train, in y
a rude manner ordered him to t f
leavo the Pullman and go to the' ?
v'iifr
"I
v,\ -
second cla^s Coach, threatening I cl
hat if he did not get- a move on, L,
10 would have him arrested. The hi
fact that he was an inter-state dl'
passenger, with a through ticket iu
in his possession meant uothinglo oi
that conductor; the fact that he U
nHMnlK-H- ol U'ongres-r meant ti
less. All that counted was that u<
liie Congressman had a bfrtnvn
face instead tof a wnite one. That f"
conductor- was, imbued only with w
the old l'oolish iueu that, cultured. 11
relined Negroes do not need th,. 11
comforts .others able to pay for ?
requite. Ut course, such an idea '
dots not lend it?elf to reason, I he
fact is, few things' designed to de? 1
pnvu colored people ol the rights 11
and privileges of American citi-, 11
.tens conduit with sound reason; 11
nor is there just plain common :
wnse or justice'.
The Congressman lias instituted "
i suit against the Railroads con- a
corned in the sum of lii.ty thous- a
and dollais. Thai he has been de 11
[itiveil of Ins rights under the law *'
is obtious. I'erhaps, as the suit 0
?i c ti no in t Imago, tlie c,,)i *"
gressuiati may hope, lor .-.access, T
is just wlgit is the law under the l)
. lu uiuslances w ill have sonic con 1
sidei aiioii unhidden by old moss- 4
hack foolishness. t
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^ i\ampueiigrams X .
?E Stephen C. Campbell a 1
av,k>v,:,V x-x-X1 1
Auderson, S. C.-?The Coinjiv.-'fi-. 11
> moot, as iVllbws: The Hoys 1
'oiiy'ros's meets vii ( incir.hati, Jiale '
\\ rile liovi J. 1'. llecdor for <le- 1
;Tills. . -v
The Morris Congress iiu'-els June >
Kaieitrh. N. C. Vou. must jro *
0 one. 1 plan to attend both. .
sell her' is 1'ar. ' -v
The' Haptjst Woman's .State Con- >
.option meets tit .Sumter, S. C%
iune lively Haptist wc/man u
>u?ht atteiv. and every pastoi v,
ujrht i.elp his leader.^ to jrot there,
st. Haul will be there, with Sun- ;i
l!eain>\ It, As. G, As.. V. W. As.. ?
.nil Sen in rs Dynamo Campbell is v
oinir.tr from Kaleuch to speak oil
katin day." ' / v A
In July the woVhbwTll be to Moris
eo'lleiro, S'utntel', S. C. on Wed- u
i.esday, tlie 1 1th. . If.tiiis does not,
tile' lar.ee.-t {rathei'ir.ir of Hap ,
. is.t-, .eVti-rrriA iiPSouth Carolina, '.
1 ...;n i. i
i >v,n |iu.-m it wiuti iwrrow tivMil
>.imlor t?> Columbia. ' For lho . lii-t
.inn- in the history of any denofniat
io'ii, od courses' ill be offered 1
-t? leadrr?r~ :1 "wriTty Tour confeiiH-L
will !>(. held \ uily, The pro- '
gram hist year wa-.'a.runt beside.- 1
in1 ft in-'thus year. .Music will be '
ho main'.fontuio with 'he great
message-' at tlie general assembly
" In*" lb own. tn>w Dr. A. \Y.
tfioun. A.lb. H.D.. D.D., pastor oi
?vh:l. .Jasper's eluiivh, Richmond.
Va. will bo'tlio guest.speaker on' 1
I'l/ir-uay night following the eon- >
< !!< ,< of a-sot iat lorai and eon.
n,;o:!al h a .or- .Thai .-May.' at u
in. . fivory sts.-i-.n will., i>e. a
:. '.ti.ta.ii pi ak. ; . .?'J
Ai ga t hi. Andor.-.oti eoiinty J'?ap
- w'ii! tiioi-p ai Ib l.t'oii it. thon
.: ;i> l ot'i-.-ia''. o' : ! a jw r day -> .
1 v. < y j. ado! in tli' state i-j,,
JlViti-d i., emm :int. .-e?...i .I. 'I!? i a - j (
.Oi iai n ij. jo not ion.
Far,. .I. iy. Frniay bo!..., ti.. ! *'
i: y*.aaiay, at llama l\u'h. S. j
., \ r' . t ... i I
i >. >! , iiuiij m ut* i:. -4.-- j "
! <>. J 'anii !- has two a.-.v.-j *?
"i!i* 1 Dtiiatiio (nnipb.-il i ?;
j ?; .? :;t at .I if',..lit-f Tor of iwuJ .
a! vaUa i ! ,
> j ; -1j.! -i- w !i in- a great imaitl..
\ -pee.Utr juide will fi-.'.-S tit.- ; i
"U'liunt i-.r I-...-" Angel,*, Cali"fjia
at'li-iai the greatest gal Itring
of Baptist- iu tlu' . worl... .
i'l-i -nh-nt II. il. Butler will head
i.- d< l? gatmil, with doorway from
r+^nrfrrrri" fm?t tie ~1i I'sT ll'l Ti c Th
-l.'.,wars. the State S. S. ami' 1?.
1". I . in . ! ;. it. .ii will do likewi.-e in i!
r.'-'lS. The wt.ua-:'. ought tin so lhi>
'' in'. I 'Miii- :. w...i t. n. am' jemi ,v
Iii.w;:r . to J.os A hgi h-s am:
\Irs. (.arnly to Ala. \V:.nt .o vm. L'
,ay? . |
1 to li.iiii-i ..' .'-M'-n+r -< 'aTotinrr ^
iti.' In .1.1. (1 to\\aril tin- irii-at1 -st
' ..a'' !
Doy S-- V I5a.pti-t- had no pr??- a
;iain. NiAv the.y say, the Baptist it
i\\?- the best Training Program oi p.
my group n the state. The 11
joint program voted at Manning il
.'. ill in- inar.irurat d M'.-ti uv all vie.
ft!tVi.*iili?ins meet. The I'nil'n-d. tl,
i-'iiiaiteial Program will explain in j
i- ta'U hy the Dean of Methods at
lie 1,. a ?>Ys ('o'ttl'ir-'tiee, Thursday
S. S. an l 15. T. 1'. t-onveiiiou.
Votir Dean has tiio Georgia *j
'i;i11 ami the North Carolhta Plan, i.
he \\ i.ite T.apt l.-t s Plain He wtTT
end ;r c.py of each to every lend>r
in the State as soon as the Pres. ''
ipppini < i he <- ail mil tee.
The Missionary plan is as good A
a*-+sui l>e had until a better one is
n itH-d. it has only one Weakpe--. "
I'he Woman's Convent/on touehes *'li
ier re.o.iitees through _vic-e-pres;-'
lent?, The S. Si and 15. T. G. con- tl;
en: hoi renehes her- thru District at
>ireetoi s of IJeliiriotis Iviucatioii. <
Ye get revenue froin .ours. No h<
.-it i.isot. All three are -doing /(
What we need 's a con fen-nee of '}.
ill ,1 >? ivTi-.hiationnl Lea V-rs to (lis- ,,)
uss some problems.- This will
r>me after the .July l'.aptists Leadi
s conference.
^MOUNTAIN CITY|
ECHOES
o M
C By "CAP JIM" f
r
When we beejin to despair?
here is always some thins: to hap- <
K-n that onuses lis. to. decide that >>i
fter all, there are some who realy i
it-lievc in the toaehinpr of Christ. !
\re attended Sunday afternoon the -i
uneral of our friend, Bro\ T. B.
tonda down at Duncan Creek -jv
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lurch about, 8 miles out from >
aureus?For a number of years o
> has'been the el'tie rent Grand c
reasurer oi the W. B. Orgamzaon.
There were - or 8 thousands w
it, wtuto and colored, all to at- '
at oi ine great and useiul liie oi d
le one mat passed over - aoout 1
odd 1' riday. i;
jNuL Knowing the route, we stop- a
ed and asked a iriendly looking
ma man wiiu was wanting along <i
ie loau. 11 we weie going m tne i
ignt dacelioii to- Duncan Greek o
tiurcli?Ao, lie said, turn back t
uj take tne lust road to the lelt
men win lead you to the place e
lien he askvu, it we were going to i
ne lumral, u so, he would nke i
or us to carry a ouncii o'i iknveis t
or litem since, it wouid be linpos- )
auie lor tlieai to go. We answ- }
red "mire. ' We waited a lew i
hi Idles and soon lie ri turned with h'w
g ^bouquet ot beadtilul ro'scs t
nu witn tears in his eyes, h< t
.aided iheui into tile car; raying
I tne- same nine?'"lou all art 1
'drying a mighty line oid man i
n.? ill torlioull.?Bet tat'in know wo
cut this token.'' i tell you when
ne can live m the same coinniuni- c
v lor over or0 years, aiiu win his .
;ay into tile hearts oi all, inso s
ninh mat white neighbors will
? iiv ?> V4 o IV V.U1 1 ^ KJ L OL'llU.
i speaks well. At tne -ehutcl- i
lowers were piled in a great i
nuunu around the casket. w\iet. t
ind women spt?ko oi the long years t
>r service that had been ) given. <
.'he theme song \va;>; "He Avas dc i
icndable, he was a peace maker, i
ie was a worker"?JJlaeh speakei i
*velt on these, and well they may
no wi.ite triends present spoke i
iot, one said he was too lull e\ei:
0- try to say a wore>. They sa'
hroughout and gave strict alienion
to each speaker. Several o)
1-o oiu landmark^ spoke lor the t
nureli and home lodge. Grand :
'res., Geo'. W. Foster; Vice-Trcs. e
.'dattison and Grand Sucre e
itry, Jas. A. I oluert, spoke irn be- s
air ol the beautilul and hornest i
ervice rendered to thb organi/.a- )
ion, Grand Treasurer for years, s
ot one collar lnrss-placed?'Not a
lice uining the long years ei set- ^
ice was lucre a question as to his y
eaiings lor the oiuer. Such l'rua- v
uicis are not piclied up every j
ay. lie was a natural born honest ^
tan- dev. Thllard closed With a ^
hurt oat Very impressive sermon,
liter winch the body was review ^
d iij the throng present, it.was ^
at t'leii lu lis last resting place j
Tie. outer went through with its .
att, ami then closed uy Sitigmg '
W nuu We Assunder Tart,etc
kheil.VllOil. 1 IleS ellUs Ojx eai 111
treat rile liycu lor the heiietli ^
i maniviiiu. and ghtry ol God. ^
lil.N AM) THINGS
JJy J. S. lienn, Jr. I
j,
lie Suite heague and S. S. Colt- s
en.ion program is in the .Making c
rue Chautauqua nice trues mm '
We', "lioyai Social quartet" are '
iiii iii e\ aieiiee over the state. '
us tile Vtn oi .Uay the writer with < '
is quai art appear ed at BlOWi. ?
impel with tiie iiov. \V. 11. Bowtun
liie helo'.i'cd pastor. airs. j
ouiaan convinced our company
ill. >ire 'is one oi' the best cook- ^
. ttie eountiy. To t>ay that Dr. '
i .tlrs. Bowman are most hos
name is lilt luikiiy staling the 0
ivl- in the ca.-e. Dr. Bowman is
. o.i. it-gular in the church anu i.
y is mai ho Will soon take l''
iighllui phne among the lead- l*.
ni tiiis Mate in the church. Ui\ a:
i. _i al ."hun lay in this month lie v.
r. .1. i'. Washington our pastor
< "aiaeron and l?r. Bowman enita.i.id
tlie quartet the entile
iy. i'lm hoys aut _sxjll singing
if praise of the above named 'millti'is
for their treatment; Un
Mv the _l(?Lh the Forum and quar- a
t appeared at Weston chapel, el
reei.wood, uitli Uev. Dr.. M. G.
iuiuias and his good people v
Hole a large c rowd greeted us. 11
it i-lied were the people there y
iut-a return request was made
u n and liiere l'or Monday night
hree?thV- fourth Sunday with a
n.: ; :"iip -pent Tim day midWVed -g
day rights in the Columbia, dis- ,
iet with Rev. Dr. K. F. G. Dent \
esiding elder. Rev. Daws pastor
iii?) ai 111 nee. I'unnon, pastor ol t-.
it- NcwbYohkland charge. This
esiding oilier and pastors gave
* a royal enlci tainmcnt the two A
trhts there notwithstanding the ,i
lin. 1 >1*. .McClollan no .being well ^
r. Hem accompanied us to the
in aster district at Hrown"chap,
A1 thur Town with the Hev. |j,
i\.nn, pastor Tfu. meeting wns , '
it a complete failure there. Mrs. ?
K. Nelson rendered valuable
rviee at these meetings. You
ill he hearing fiom us on and on
we tour the state in interest of d
iter local leagues in every
lurch. 0l
As a special added feature to e(
le state institute convention wo. ol
... ookino -i* ?>-l
>. ?-aiiik >11 me IJI'SI enous i)(
> enter a sinpinp contest to be p!
Id Thursday nipht of the con- a<
ution week, there will be prizes 0|
-vt*n 4o tin?thrno choirs Mn$inp Sf
if 1. si according to the decision Cl
! the judges. Have your choir
uder or the pastor notify me or ft
upt. Harris if you are interested. n
N I VlTltHSTINf; \V KF.K AT
Hit A IN Kit I) t\?TITlTK \,
Hy Kara T. Harbor w
Oj
Tlv most interestiiv* week dur- ^
ip the present school session was
obably the week. May 10-17 ^
wo interest hip events took place, p
Ire first was a visit from Miss n
( inj; Kay who is a field renre nt-nlivc
of the work anions: col
((! people of the ,Hoard of Na 0
oaal Missions. The second was
e Lenninatl'on of the "Miss Brain: p
d" drive. * ' 1
Miss Ray arriveu' on the campus 1
leaday aftarntAin, May 11. Tha tc
B PALMIPTTO LKAi)BR
tudcnts had the happy privilege
i listening to -Miss Kay at the
hapel services the next morning,
he uiscussed :'-n a very jtnltnig
ray, the story ot the Good bainur
lUit. I'lKjiiL tiuo iiiUdUUllOll ?>iK
rew three attitudes * (1) Tile atituue
oi the thiol, "What is yours
5 mine ii I can keep it." (3) The
ttilude of the GuoU Samaritan;
\\ hat is afine is yours it you
ieed it." The lust the speakei
ermeu'a sellish attitude, Uie secmd
a miserly altitude and the
hud the attitude ol scaring.
"Long Live Brainerd! ' The stulents
aid not express this sentence
n words but in; deed*}. The "-diss
Jraineru" drive terminated with
greater success than any previous
ear since it's institution tlnee
ears ago. The school spirit tiiat
...? .. 1 1.1. .. . L. . ..
> il;S tte aucn U 10\> 0UU V. I1UU Hie
ontcst was launched for the lirst
line has grown and is continuing
o grow bv gigantic leaps,
The Freshman college class and
iev. J. W. Manoney, faculty ad
isor oT the class tool; the lead
vim $01.00.
The third year high school class
md Mrs. Torrence, faculty advisor
if the class ranked second ft/vith
>51.00. >
Enthusiasm between friendly ri
,als -rose high when thy contributions
were being counted. At the
mnouncement ft the amounts con.ributeJ
by each class and the toal
of $225.50, the auditorium rang
vith cheers. Mr. J. T. Jones renarked
that he "had never before
leai'u the school song sung with so
nuch enthusiasm.
ll.M.MA MADDOX GRADED
SCHOOL ANNOl'NCKS THE
FOLLOWING PROGRAM
Ware Shoals, S. C.?The school
mnouifces the following program:
sunday afternoon, .May 22?Pioessional;
Music, All Hail the Pu\vr,
Choral dub; Invocation; Muic,
Father Take My Hand, Ch?ril
club; Reading, Hail to the Pub
ic School, Lula M.' Robinson; Muic,
Good Morning to Heaven, Choi
il club; Reading, Education, Wil
iur Robinson; Music, I Knok He"?
.line, Choral club; Introduction oi
tpeaker-^-Gues't speaker, Rev.. W
t. Martin; Music, Face to Face.
Ictette; collection, announccmeiits
lenediction.
Monday, May 21th, S:00 p.m.?
Jusic, Negro National Anthem,.
,'horal club; liivocation-^-.Miisic,
lowdy, Students (school); Ploy
Joetor and Patient; Music, Spring
'outh, 1st and 2nd"grtiTTc^syp'Iay 7
speaking- Contest a.t SpruceviNe
school, by 3rd, 1th, 5th, Oth and
dh grades; Music. The Rig Pass
."iol, Erskine Wuiv; announcenents.
Wednesday, May 20th. S-.imi p.m.
Processional; Music, NT-gro Nat-'
onal Anthem; Invocation Mu
ic With Quaking Hearts We Wi 1opie
You; Salutatory Helen Q. ai
e'?; Class History, Rebecca \\ : 1 iams;
Music. Danny Boy, Robert
x?e Boho; introduction of Speakr?;
(iuest Speaker. Mr. W. A. I.
iibley (-white); Music. Indian I.oJvi'all;
gC'lass Will, .Catherine Jlcfnosh;
Class Doctor, R a ti ns Wii
iams: Music. The Reason Wh\
Ve Say; Yaladitory, Ida Belli
I'hite; Presentation. of Certificates
Ltinouncenients; Class song, Sevnth
giade; benediction.
Do not miss any of these exti-'i
ises. Our Supervisor Mrs. Mary
I. .Johnston will be with us. Kvryone
is invited to attend each
nd everyone of these programs.
Mrs. KM MA W. MADDOX.
Principal
WIN>V?BORO XKWS
The closing exercises of the
airfield (Jo'uity Training school
re crowmjrt with beautiful weathr.
"The auditorium was crowded
> its utpiost Friday evening toitness
the program of the prilary
department under the ausices
of Misses R. C. Johnson, S.
[. Brown ant.:..Mrs. W. A. R<;s>.
Last Sunday at 4 p. m. the aniinl
iirrmttti was delivered - before
IL-Wliiiiing. Priest of?the Str
arnabus Mission near Jenkiwsille.
lie was indeed at Himself
I . 1- *
in n in- -argued inc scripture o^
H- subject: "Watchfulness, Steadistness,
Strength and Courage."
he very large audience was held
x-11 bound from start to finish
ur own Rev. W. G. Owens graced
le stage- and made the invcvaon.
Among those out of town who
ere visiting us were: Mr. Wil- 1
tm Wilson, uncle of Miss Collide
Wilson of ourf acuity, Mrsfitting,
wife of the speakers
esdames Taylor and Semioift of
idgeway, Mrs. Johnson, mother ;
other, our primary teacher. Miss r
osamond C. Johnson of Aiken. i
Dr. C. S. MeCants, Chairman of <
ir school board (white) address- t
1 stuuent body last Tuesday, 11th
l health. Much and lasting t
>nrfit was derived from the very !
raetieal and plain talk. He was 1
:co*mpanied by Supt. Earl Turner
: the Mill Village school who al- J
> spoke on the importance of vo- 1
itional education.
A large crowd was at St. Paul
aptist church last Sunday.. eVoing
to witness the Baptismal1 ser
ices. ?
Very forceful indeed was the
icssage delivered by Rev. J. M
catty, the pastor. Our heart?
'ere made to bum while h? talk
J with \is by the way and opened
ie scripture. Messrs 0. E. -Maniault,
Jr., hrs brother Joshah J
nd Frank V. Davis were buried in
aptism after the sermon. Many
f us rejoiced with deacons Mani
atilt and Davis in the conversion
f their sons
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Douglass,
ccompanied by Mrs. Mozel Mcollough
and Rev. Mrs. Roxre Alton
of Camden were seen in our
>wn last Monday.
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Employers Urged To
Return Cards
ALL WORKERS SHOULD BE
GIVEN THEIIt BENEFIT
ACCOUNT NUMBERS tl
Employers having in their pos- S
session ,social security account r<
number cars were advised today
by Niels Christensen, Field Rep- j R
resentatiyV in charge of the Co- a
lumbia ofTTo'e of the Social Seclfr-1 ^
ity Board, that the cards should 111
be turned.. over nroinntlv to the R
employees to whom they belong. J
The account number cards, Mr. 'r
Christensen emphasized, rtiv the
property of workers to whom they
were issued and the raids should
be at all times in the possession
of such workers. Furthermore, T
the workers are cautioned to pre- ''
serve them carefully. J'
Instances in which the CJards
are being retained thy employers a
have?been i i ought?tri?ftt??tUtetltion,
Mr. Christensen said. This
nas happened, it is explained, in ;i|
cases where employers held The- ?'
cards sent to jUicin Itj5-"post of- S
tices for distribution- to employ- N
ees. It lias also occurred in eases
Where new employees have given K
i.. . ..i :... *>- ? -j
I I IV II Villus U? tu 11 lilt ill
the account numbers could bo.ro- ai
cordod on the- employers'- records. 1
In some of these instances, Mr. hi
Cliri.stemten said, employers have
not known what to do with the
cards. ^
In these .cases, and in all others "'*
where account number cards are
triven to .employers, Mr. Christ. 11
sen emphasized that they should
be turned over to workers prompt'y
Mr. Christensen pointed out that
employees, in repbrtiiiy their soc- H
ial Security account numbers to A
employers need hot irive their account.
cards to employers. The
only requirement, Air. ChrJ,-ten- nl
sen -said, is that workers furnish
employers account nunibes?not jJJ
cards.
NIKI.S ( IililSTKXSKN, N
Field* Keprescntative.
(H{A.\(ii;ill lit; DISTRICT Pi
CONF. RAiSl.l) (IVFit SHOO
FOR F1H CATION M
M
11 W. R. Row man ^
("ope,May is?Pi of-.- Casper . 0. ^
Oarro'.t of .Columbia who is the
lie Id?aui.nl?f*M- AllVui?universMyHfo
was the pi'iiu-ipaj speaker at the 8
Oraneeburtr distiict conference of g
African A 11 n>< 1 ist church which ?
closed its two days session in Ma- 8
cedor.ia church. J.arjie. cri/wds from ?
Oranjrc bu> ii*. F.Uoree, Ifowman, .8
Cameron, .-Hranchville and othei ?
near points packeel the lartre church "ft
to its utmost capacity '1 o( h'aijP
Prof. (Infr'ett., whom had just re- 8
turned from Raltimore, I'hjladcl- P
phia, Xc w York -on a speakinu 8
touY in interest of Allen univor- b
>ity. 18
(latr It inured the pie to CoU-g
'iiuie their support t.r-the chuivh 8
and school c:ave inany"illus- ' p
(rations of hi- life. h?>w he st nur- 8
- led auainst lhe many odds in his b
pathway. -ft
Dr. ..Samuel Xance. of Xewb rry w
is tin- new p < * .'din.tr elder and he: 8"
aid under Hi-hop Flipper's ad- 8
ministration.*c very eel 1 -colle*led y,
will 1 ?? accounted for and Allen 1111- j8
iversity will lie paid out of del't ip
Other visitors attended nndjS
made lemarks were Dr. F.. F. (!. P
Dent. Dr, J. S. Hinn. Jr.. Dr. 13. g
F. 11 ildehrand. Dr. I,. II. Hem- g
minuway. Dev. I). J. (ladeden ana g
ather local ministers. p.
All the churches made their full- g
mid-year import and l'arlorsville '?>
near Vance.. paid -uuF-fqr ihe-yotHV-ft
The annual sermon was preached j _
I.V IV. Pr.tr r A li? ? ' r. - I ?
... .... ..v <. .v. .i. IKII moil aim im# Qi
educational sermon was preached 8
by Dr. -T. R. Jenning of Orange- 0
burg. Resolutions were read bj 0;
W. R. Pif.wmaii thanking the may- . 0
or of Coj>e for his welcome address 1 <3
it) tin- fin ni-til' a h nel, u hklLAULsread
to the conference; I>r X'aiioo n
I or his irpp?i i I in 1 tuition n r t-r-Tre ^
the local peopl - for hospitalities 0'
Dinner was served each day in tin* ?
school house near the church. 8
The finance Committee announc- 8
ed over nine hundred dollars rais- S
ed for education. The leading pas 8
tors are: Iters. .T. P. Washington. 8
P. (i. .T'oh'nson, R. C. Scott, David ,0;
Janus, M. M. Thomas. Dr. S. R. 8
Green. Ppuire Morgan. J. D. Tom- 8
inir. Solomon Stokes, the Williams 18
if Elloree and others. .
RTDC.E *PRTXG NEWS "S~
v 8
The SunQday school \va* "opened 8
it 10:o() o'clock by the Supt., Mr. 8
T. 1^. llammotiil. We had a very 8
ntencsting lessr.'n an. each one 8
seemed to have been interested 8
hemself. 18
Church services at Second Bap- 8
ist church were good Sunday and |8
Sunday night. Rev. Dorns was at 18
lis best. 8
The Buds of Pror.ii-e were enter- 10
iained by Mrs. WW lie Kcnrror Sim-j 8
lay at her home. The little? folk 0
<00111 to be getting nine interest- 8
ing at each cjub meeting there- ' " ><
fore it makes them anxious to go.
They are getting along nicely ^
with w^vlr TUa. ?1 - *
...... ...... .....r., i in-.v were triad jr
to have wfth them a few visitors 8,
from thy I.. P. A. club. After all |g
the business was over, they were si
refreshe . with sandwiches, cock- g
tail cracker's and cake. Each one c
reported himself as having spent a
all enjoyable time at the meeting, c
Mrs. Ethel Stevenson entertain- s
ed the I.. P. A. club Friday eve- ?
ninp. This mootmp consisted s
nostly of old and new business. ?
The attendance was pood. The j?
hostess served a delicious, course ijji
of punch, crackers, ice cream and jjj:
cake. 8
Quite a few folk from hero at- g
tended the Baccalaureate sermon ^
BISHOP R. R. WRI
SAINT JAMES CORN!
Over one hundred members of
ie A. M. E. church witnessed the
lying of the corner stone of the
t. Jamas' church school and class
joins at Athlone yesterday.
"The" stone was laid by Bishop
R. Wright, D/fiC," and he was
ssisted by the Revs. J. Fortuin.
ell. Mohibi and Papahlelo. Along
the public present were Mr.
. J. du Toit. M.P.; Mr. J. Kav.
.P., and T. W. Seale, the buihlitr
contractor.
The Bishop in his address emha-ise<f
the spirit of self-help and
e used as an illustration the sue?ss
of the Evaton school in the
ransvaal, which through the peole's
entusiasm was growing each
ear.
Refreshments were served and
collection realised the of
J, :
t Bettis Academy Sunday.
Misses Elizabeth Raiford, Irene
mith and Lela Peterson left for
ew York Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen. Barns and neive,
lizabeth rcturnd home Saturday
fternocn after visiting relatives
id friends in Charlotte, N. Q.
Prof, and Mrs. A. C. IligTrCower
*ve purchased a new '37 V8
or. \
Liitle Walter Mctz of Batesburg,
, C. is visiting his sister, Mrs
Hammond.
m m
WAYMAN A. M. E. CHURCH .
Rev. \V. G. Owens, Pastor
The Sun )ay school was o^ned at);00
A. M. by the Supt,, Bro. S.
. Moore with a lrage attendance.
The lesson was taught very beau
fully by the teachers. Quite a
imber of visitors were present.
The usual service began at 11:30
id the pastor preached about
The Myrtyrs Blcod Crying for
engence."
The service was grand all day
At 8 p. m. the pastor preached
v the subject "The Master of Aptite."
In the afternoon, at 5 o'clock the
issionary Society met at Mr. and
rs. George Trapps. Mrs. R. J.
ore, the very efficient president
TOiw-<wt mo program in great
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State A. &
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ANNO
The Twenty-third An
JUNE 14 to A
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Forty-five days of standan
Arts and Sciences, ]
Trades and H<
Special courses for Print
and Teachers c
For further information at
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Saturday, May 22, 1937
GHT AT ATHLONE *
ER STONE CEREMONY
NEW BUILDING AT
WILBERFORCE UNIV.
, <:?
Bishop R. R. Wright Lays Corner
Stone
, I ;
Last Sunday Bishop ? R. 'R.
, | Wright, Jr., laid the cornerstone
' of a new building being erected
1 at the well-known Wilberforce In.
1 stituto at Evaton, Transvaal?The
| ceremony was attended, by mot e
than 2,000 Europeans and NonI
Europeans.
Bishop Wright delivered the ,
sermon and an address was delivered
by Mr. X. I). Aehterberg,
M.A., Inspector of Native Education.
Nearly ?100 was donated for the
completion of the bailing which
will be a<i ten-roomed Primary
- Schoul. 1 It Will serve as a praetising
school for those taking the
Teacher's Course at Wilberforce,
and it is said to be one of thb
finest buildings in the country for
the training of Native youth. It
will involve an expenditure of
?2,: 100 and will fie part of a fine
plant owned and operated by the
. African Met hodist Episcopal
! church.
? (Cape Standard, April 10, 1037)
I spirit. Quite-a number was present
and the meeting was a success. ,
Wo were served with refreshments
at the close of the meeting. The
Ever Ready Quartet of Columbia
wrll appear Sunday afternoon,- at
3:30 p. m.
Come and hear these great singers
who recently won tin^ contest
^fcr the SilveF'Tcne Qufrtet. '
Mill Creek School Closes
The Mill Creek school closed
Thursday night,. May 20th, the
primary department presents an
I operetta "The Sleeping Beauty,'I
Monday night, May 24. Junior
, department presents "The Booster
Club o'f Blackville."
The teachers have been reelected
for 1938.
E. M. and \V. G. Owens ?
LOST !
Annual Railroad passes belonging
to Will Jackson. If found
please return to-2918 Pickett St.,
or phone 9612. Reward.
M. College 1
urg, S. C. |
UNCES 1
inual Summer Session |
UGUST 4, 1937 |
1 instruction in Agriculture, o
Education, Vocational o
)mc Economics! g
g|
L'ipals, Jeanea Supervisors g
if Rural Schools. S
idress:
the Summer Session,
\. & M. College, ?
angeburg, S. C. * S
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write,
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Director 8
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