The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 26, 1937, Page Page 2, Image 2
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
S. H. Lewis, Pastor
Stinday is designoted "Father'b
Day." We are expecting full congregations
for both morning and
evening services. A very appropriate
program has been arranged
for both services.
Sunday school met at the usual
hour with officers and teachers in
their places. A very b eautiful
lesson. After which Mls^ Edn>.
, Adams gave a splendid review of
the lesson. The Sunday school pic
nic will be had in a very few days
at some private resort.
Third Sundays are set aside for
Junior Church Day. These services
are very attractive for
many reasons. The pastor's subject
was The Final Commence
ment. A well developed sermon.
The ACE League is progressing
'Under the presidency of Mr. H.
W. Webber and staff of officers.
TABERNACLE BAPT. CHl'RCH
Rev. W. M. Watson, Patstor
--Greenville.?S.S. at usual hour
opened by the Supt. Mr. Richard
Bradley. Large attendance; and
several visitors. At 11:110. Rev.
Watson preached a great sermon.
The Senior Missionary rendered
a great program. A Self Denial
Rally," . ~
BYPU at 5 p.m. The hour for
night service has changed from
6:30 to7:30. At 8 p.m. Rev. Watson
preached from the same text
Used at morning service. At the
close of the morning service Mrs.
Maud Walker of Ohio sang a bear
tiful solo., entitled Here Am . I
. Send Me.
The Pastor's Aid club m^t at
the home of Mrs. Frances Duckett
with a large crowd present and
several visitors. After the program
the hdstess served a tasty
menu.
The opening of the pipe organ
will take place Sunday at 3:00
o'clock. Rev. J. I>. Crain, white,
and his choir will have charge.
Evcrybodv is welcome.
Mesdames Bessie Sullivan, Atlanta
Becks, Jessie I.awson and
Miss Emma Bolding are attending
the State Convention in Sumter
this week.
EDGEFIELD NEWS.
Services at Macedonia Baptist
church were held Sunday afternoon
and hiwht. Rlev. Jennings pas
tor in charge.
. On last Friday aftemo<?n at
the A. M. E. parsonage Rev. and
Mrs. A. F.. Hawkins entertained
the Willing Workers club. A neat
, sum was realized at this occasion.
The organization of the Missionary
society and election of orticers
for the ensuing year were as follows;
Mrs, Mamie Baxter Pres.;
Mrs; A aster Oliphant, vice-Pros.;
Mrs. Ruth Dawkin.s, Sec.; Mrs.
Mittio Wigfall, Treas. The next
meeting in July. Mesdaines Ni it tie
Wigfall and Ellen Gomillion
actinc hostesses.
The 'Republican Grove club met
this month at the home of Mrs.
Sadie Smith. The July meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Janie
Smith. -
..The Jiiveinlo mcirtv held thc4rannual
services at Trinity on last
Sunday night.
The M urray?school had their
closing cxercisds on .Saturday afternoon.
The exercises reflected
much credit on their instructors
Mrs. Ryse K: Jones.
Mr. William Oliphant and Miss
Mary Lou McKie were married
on last Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Massey and daughter
of Abbeville accompanied by sever
al friends were visitors here on
last Sunday.
Prof. <"*. O. Floyd and five of
"bliTTAg boys are a.t the camp, this
week in Orangeburg.
Mr. and .Mrs. la-m Irvin and
family motored to Augusta, Ga.
Sunday; they were accompanied
by Prof. W. E. Parker.
GOI.DVILLE NEWS.
On the '18th ^4he Missionary
held their regular meeting with
?Mfk-. Lelhr-Anderson. The Mission
ary of A ME church met with Mt.
Colwell meiVibers, where they had
a fine meeting. After which refreshments
were served.
0 n the 20th Mt. Colwell held
their regular services. A wonderful
sermon was preached by the
pastor, Rev. J. C. Collier.
Miss Minnie L. Davis spent the
week-end with sister and brother
in law Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watts
of Cross Hill.
Mrs. Leila Speaks was called
to Belfast settlement on the 19
on account of the death of her
brother, who was killed in the
torm near his home.
O.
COPE NEWS.
Sunday was u high day around
Cope. At Good Hope AME church
Sunday, after a lively- .Sunday
school?conducted?hy *the Snpt ,
the service was turned over to
the pastor. Rev. J.J. Jackson who
preached a very short sermon,
i After which the children's day
program was presented.
Miss .Celia Mae Huggins secretary
of the S.S. acted us madam
of ceremony. She was to be com
mended for the program rendered
It was very . good, amid rain and
storm, the crowd was great and
responded nicely to every call.
The saints of the church of God
had excellent services Sunday nite
Their twnge and prayers went
forth with power.
Mr. and Mrs. James York are
the happy recipients of a fine baby
girl. Both mother and <*hi!d
_ . . j. 1 x _ i C. ~ ^
are n?.porct?ci nut*.
After S.S. the people of Emanuel
AMT church had a nice program
in observance of Father's
Da>*. After the program was com
pleted the ladies piesented Kov.
David James with a surprise. The
presentation was made by Mr. Mc
Williams who came forward and
made a real speech in honor , of
the ladies. Rev. James responded
.n words that showed forth his
gratitude for their thoughtfulness.
Hurrah for the ladiek of Emanuel
church. - '
The members of Oak Grove ltap
tist church had their children's
day Sunday morning. They had a
good program.
HON NEAT NEWS.
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Rev. I*. M- Knox, Pastor. *
..Sunday June 20 Ml. Garmel A.
M. E. church Sunday school was
called to order by. the Stipt. U. S.
Fashion. After which ,the pastor
mounted the rostrum and preached
a wonderful sermon.
Mrts. Rosina Knox, the Wife of
Rev. Knox is spending awhile at
Bonneau; also three--of their,
gland children, Miss Adie Bell,
M ssrs. Henry and Junior Brown I
Thompson."'We aTO" proud to have
them with us.
Rou ?n,i \r.v ??wi
drun were the dinner guests id'1
Mr.? and Mrs. Marshall Darby.
_ H AtyPKEVI I.I.E NEWS.
Services were f?(lnd at both
churches in town Sunday. Rev. W.
P. MeBrown, pastor of St. Stephen
AME .church and Rev. A. I..
M.Gill pastor Fishers Chapel. M.
E. church.
Alabama to the bedside of his xirk
daughter, Mrs. Ruby Waters.
-lI'de.-_K?oifro shrdl shrill shrd m
Prof. P. J. Hammitt district pros
it lent of the ACE League moit-red
here Sunday. He was aeconiponied
by his .niece Miss Catherine Wash
inuton and Miss Helen Brown.
The League was opened at Unusual
hour. Al'ter meeting Prof.
Hammitt made a very interesting
talk which was full of information
Misses Juanita and (Jleneiuae
Prim us left Monday for Savannah
(.'a., whcro they will attend summer
school.
The children's day exercises at
St. Stephehs were good. .Mrs. EU-Xlhor
lUrhdall, mistress ot ceremon-ies.
Mr. Hughes of the CCC camp
made an ^interesting talkJ
The community Sympathizes
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins
in the loss of their little son Dave
Mr.- and Mrs. Clifford Jackson
returned home after spending a
v ry pleasant stay in Cheraw, accompanied
by Henry Primus.
Li i " le Mi ss Thelma Williams of I
Savannah, G-a.. vs.Irene visiting,
her relatives and is the guest of
little Eunice Primus.
Mr. Henry Hodges and Mrs.
Martha Myers ar? on the
sick list.
Mrs. Z. PL Primus Mr. and Mrs.
Humbert Scott, Calvin and Primus
motored to Smoak Sunday.
WAYMAN A. M. E. CHL'HC'H
n? ? ?
rvtrv, >v. Owens, Pastor
The |Sunday school began at 10
a.m., conducted by SupL, Bro.- S.
A. Moore. The lesson was...hninitlfully
taught by the teachers and
reviewed by Mr. B. C. Cunningham
Jr. ; The adult class wen the banner
for contribution and Class 1
for attendance.
The regular service began at
11:30 a.m. The pastor used as
text II Cor. 4:3, subject "The Perplexing
Problems of This Life".
This was a very strong sermon.
Rev. J. P, Gibson of St. Marks
Baptist enurch came up at 3:30
and preached for the Missionary
society. Subject "A Rlind Beggar."
At night the pastor again
preached from the subject "God's
System of Cleansing. One person
Joined the ohurch and'was feilow
ri
shiped.
Wayman lias just cloved a ten
nights meeting conducted by Rev.
W. E. White of Clinton, pastor of
the GbTTUvillc circuit. This servant?i*?a?groat?gospel?preacher
and the church was spiritually revived.
Presiding Elder Robinson wilt'.1
hold his 3rd quarter Sunday. Come
to Wayman Sunday night and hear
this great preacher.
IN ION NEWS
The farmers are in fine shape.
Mr. E. X. Williams, local farm
agent is again making local contacts.
Dr. Lindsay. Mr. and Mis. Kzekiel
and son of Charleston spent
Suhday with Dr. Lillian A. S irtor
and mother. Mrs. Sartor.
Messrs C. W. Bidden. W. W.
Nicholas and C, E. J.eathers of
Chester ; pent Sunday with Mrs.
Rolden's mother in Camden. Thev
reported "Mi*?: I>o!den womieiially
improved.
Mr. J. I.. Wheeler, assisywit
upeiVey dirietor of the X. ('. MuttuV
Life Insurance company spirit
several days this week i ere. ami
in Spartanburuv
The beautiful highway' that.yon*
rreets, I'uioit with ti-.'i Spai taidan ir
mads will he opened in the next
fetv days. This will be one of
Fiiioirs ine*t iinpoitan" siie.-t-.
Mrs. I.ettie Hohleii coirtiju.ies
very, ill at KT home n X. lbmknoy.
street. She i- under I lu van
of Dr. Diwkir.s.
Mis> Mriraie I., smo'w In v.a
n?teachcr hist school year jn the
('Hilton seliool left for ( 'hioairo.
where she., wil' spend -her vacation
with litr sister.
^ Miss-..Kll'iuUv?-Martin-- i>?*4vps*intr
attain this'siimmr at Indiana
State university. M i*s ' Mm t iji. is
a teaelur in -the (in'lY.<y Hip::
sehoo'i.
Mr. Ii. lh Krasier, of tin
assistant inarajrers of tin- X. ' .
Mutual life Insurance .onipar.y
Iftis heen' transl'i-r.reil. Mm. ). K.
William, has luvti appointed to
tak" i.vi'f tlie iu \v r.o'si'i >11.
Ti a'prhcy foiee of iru; s'pa;'anhui-K
disti'et entertained F: i
.ay at t.reci.vy s |.:iv;I; >!i
<it" Mr. l-'r..-ii i'. A ] i
r.'C-.t'il li m its no ei-nir.tr Mr..
1'Ya.sii.r's transfer.
M . ii irxry'-'. !>aviiii>11 is a veiy
-Well ;i act' aixi tl.f l.i.-t ! ( l.T.jontur
small cat in vine-.,
.Mi-. Jn.hi'.eie \\ illianis ;ui.l lit'it'
(iaiilrlitii Rail.ara -lean sju?;
a- day with Mis: William ' mother
-iu-W' It.1. ire. I
The a full -t 1.1luilrbf1 by Prof
XiclmliK mrrl Mttt I!. int.1:rtl Ittvs
r Iks t'tl I'm tli summer months.
Tin* sflioo! is 11 iivlfi it.c sue!) lint'
-opiee we i|t. tnipi.- it will reopen
this.fall. Ttie Wim .is taujrlA ''V
Mis. Willi'' A. lli.ilcei's an! Mrs.
Mary Talley will rontintte.
I.et us hope tliiit. iiiuny i.f thr
: fli nt high si'io.>1 ,ci a.iuati's, will
?.: ranjfe to att vinl i-olloce this . t'ali\
Prof. Holl.in- the Manual Training
teachers at Sims 1 licit is very
busy this summer tioine small
jobs". Mr; Roll in.- lr.is made a tine
record at tlu* liieh sC'l.o..'.
(iKORtiKTOW.N Ni:\\ S
ll> ! :. J. Foul
M is.?I'ri1 11U-?G,?11un * 1.1?Mm ristown.
X. .I., and In l daughter
Eartheha . Glinu-.- ?>f Now Yink
City are here sp-tnliny a few days
with relative v and friends.?-M any
will remember I'l i'seilia as the
daughter of the lat. U?;v; and Mrs.
S. 1'. Brevinytoii and the sister
of the hite Dr. S. S. UriAvinyToiT,
M.D. They are house yue-f> of
Mr. and Mrs. R. .1. darks,.-n, Illyhmarket
street.
Mrs. Jackson ami daughters
Misses Hilda and I" orida wo>-hiped
at Bethel A. M. K. c: inch
BBnnday morniny.
Mrs. Georyia Ciihhs Carson
N'tru?York City i-?in the city 1 ?t-*
cause "of the illness of hcr mother.
Georgia shortly after her yra illation
from Ilowuid llift'h school,
left for the .city of New York
and she took advantage of tie
inyny opportunities there and prei111
* ] It *1 iiji ! 1. nn/. i'i
dustriaily.
M. K. R. Howard. Valeria and
.Miici'u :-iir?m?Klidic!'?rn spend a
few weeks. 1'i lit'.?I l.i'a anl.?Rubt.
Kli an l George keeping house.
Prof. Howard was in (N/luir.bia
last Saturday on hu-incss.
Rev. Ga *><I?-11 of .Manning was
seen in the city this weak in com
pany with th(. madam.
Madam rumor tolls us that the
tiustoes will soon begin the now
school building for et-u/red people.
Mrs. Minna Burton of Now
York City is hor(. because, of the
illness of her sister. Mrs. Rebecca
T. Robinson.
Miss Mozella Alfo'rd is home
ft-New York for the summer
to"the delight of friends,
u
flE PAIJVf ETTO LEADBK
Rev. line! Mrs. \V. B. L. ClarkJ
and daughter, Bess, lift Saturday
for Memphis,
Brother Sidney Lawrence, leader
of O'asE 56, died at his home
--mm?Wood?rti eet,?Sutui day?morn
in};. His funeral service was held
at i^ethel A. M. E. church Sunday r
1 evening at H:00 o'clock the Rev.
j M. Blake officiating,' assisted by
j Revs. T, W, Browne, N. C. Mayhams,
and A. Carr. Remains were <
in charge of J. B. Brockington, s
undertaker. Interment in Bethel t
cemetery.
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
c
President J. S. Stanback of >
Clinton college, Rovk Hall, left 1
Tuesday morning for Detroit,1 {
Mich., to attend thL. Michigan con- 1
1o rciicc of thv A. -M. tE. Z. church, i
Whii'c away he will visit sortie '
ether cities ami towns whore he s
will bo truest speaker.
Mi*s-Helen liou 1 ware?with?be-r--t
im-ther, Mis. Lizzie Houlware mo- i
'.ued to Hamlet. X. C-., and spent t
a low days wit:. .Wis. 'S'linsbn, who t
h. Mrs. HotilwarAs sister; Miss f
' Helen than lolt I'm- A. apd T col- f
io?e, (ireenshoio. for summer t
. citool- and Mi -. IhM war'e returnto
Or titer. ' N.
.Miss Lotusi'' J!;d>cock is s|>endr^jf
the s'Mi'ii.er in ( harlotto.
I ('hosier friend- will regret to
j loarj) of the death--several* days
l-'riro in Charlotte. X. C., of Mr. .*
j Wii 1 lit* lVarl. \\h? was familiarly (1
j I in;wn its' "Chared...". lie was a 11
j - tar-atideto at: i ' his work in the ''
I* nines' around al ut will bo miss- *
| d tmtvh. It- wa- j -.-t a few weeks,
{.prior to his death that his aunt, j,
I-Mrs. Minnie R'ioe who was visit- t.
! "T hvr son in I'niivtHe, Vih, pass- ~
I'd away and wn- .buried there.
Mi*. ). T. Moore an i Miss Kathleen
j Moo:., are. the surviving relatives.
* * n
; was amputated '- inc-few weeks ^
". ago has -utl'iei-jitl\-' recovered to
i.-ttiin to.I is. w.ok at Wylie and c
company's -store where he has been *
i. n; ployed for liioic than ->(L years.- '
j Rev. Ma. IIapi.tit. n of Charlotte
pi eached at ( ajvaj y baptist church n
i last Sunday. R.-v. .).'. A. Lhtt'en of 1
i'nion will proacj. Sunday.
r?*:ii??n will |m a< s. inlay. 1
Mrs. Ivloise I'.riicH'k McLutkin *
pent a few . ila\- in Charlotte ^
j.!a>t week' visit ire n ia-lives. 1
j While ret ur'.mo from their ?
1 farm' in a -warn.h one. nitfht last v
ly.-'-ii. Mr. Aex < lampion and Mr. c
fi i , Johnson w re both seritAl.s,y
ii a i when n automobile ran inj
to '.their war on. The mule wats
J ivilivd. .Mi . Cl-iinipion is at his c
1 i.onte. hut Mr. Johnson is in the
il'iyoi la.-pita! for treatment o7~
litis wmnd-.
Mr. . Waddell Hrown. tin e in 1
ployee of the Chester lee Cit.,
I was found iiea'.r the railroad not '
i far ft in: ! !.- lu.'nio very early last
i 1 It
jTlun --day moraine:, in an uneon-eou
i"i.-ition with head bruis- ,v
cs a-i.d a broken leg. lie has not
y t I; o e to shed any light on ..
i hois'' tii; ante about. He is a .(
j.alien! -lie Pryi/r hospital.
Kev. 11 W. Walton loft Sa.tur- j
.! ,e fti>t n to snettd sometime
hi. N; ' . i-U City.
| M,- n.:i Mae Clark who has
I-, i n . , ititc. Finley High school
, 1. i lav* l'or her home in
llnl: in.? . ' C
At; -r?Ttia?Tulwe'.l?arhrr?hrr*--*
' ; left- l'i : . afternoon for an indef (
; ii i' i in Newark, X. J.? j ?
Mi.--. \dUne. Fair visited. rela- j
-s i\ e. +h -W i?nshoro last week. ? *
1 nnie R. Cassell left last '
: S miay ':"i ninpr for Charleston, I
*w!; ,i ,. is onc of the' instruc- '*
ti.i- :ei 'ha summer school. *
M >. 1 iir.a K. Foose attended n
th.- \V. . u s Raptist convention
in S1111. ?.this week as a docem"
th ; the Missionary society '
of ('a:.a- Baptist church. j
Mi-, 1 .attic Clinton is "hot s<;
v.< ! veek.
Mr ' ot is Leathei-s is out aft<
r ' iicii ill last week.
M i!.- iold Crosby from the
i i < "... ai>? near Clinton spent five i *
day. his parents, Presiding J *
1.1 . r- t -by and Mrs. Crosby.
Mrv I -ther McAlily and Mr.
Willi- Aiiyns from a CCC camp n
j.i'if /arolina spent the past ^
. wocl: :. l Kiciv with relatives.
( ui'i; jnou su-k Are: Ml'. James
I'n" ? \ Mrc Sarah Thompson^ n
Mr-. Sa ii Sanders, Mrs. Fannie 8
ralward- .
Mi-.. I.am a Ilinton is at home "
fn.'i ti Cood Samaritan hospital
in Charlotte, where she has ja
I heen umii-rgi/ing treatment for
her eyes." 11
(hiei-n Bathshcha Chapter, 0. *
l\. S. will hav(i "Star" night on
Tin -flay night- at the Masonic
hall, i' J
At tin Rethel Methodst church <
(while) last Thursday afternoon^ _
Mrs. Sal lie Ryrd spoke to the
inissionaiy Women in their meet- J
) ing. Mrs. Byrd's speech was enjoyed
very much by the large group
J of white listeners. The subject
A Happy Reminiscence
State of What I Obs
ment at Allen
r? the many readers of The Palmetto
Leader:
"I am pro,ud of what is being
lone in my dear and honored
ttate," as John C. Calhoun* used
o say in Speaking of S. C.
First I saw the venerable Dr.
S'iehols, who led in the making
>f bishops from Bishop Salters
lown to Bishop Sims. The truth
s that he led in the making of
\11 the bishops for the last forty
ight years. He is still among the
eaders of the state and his Conbeerrce.
I may say that he has
lever lost a battle, his advice is
;till being sought.
I saw Dr. Beard, he is the Ches
nrfiakLoL hi< conference, his head
s a storehouse of facts; Miles. !
he plumed knight "Is still the ed-1
Rational king of the A. M. E. i
?hufch,- the $5,000.00 he raised 1}
or education from the Georgeown
district in 1022 still speaks
>ut for him; I may of him, nffeils |
equn in arduis. Thomas, whose j1
elf abnegation, -which is the!
not of all religion, is remarkable j?
<?r sangfroid, has caused many j 1
o love him. he is still Secretary e
f the Board of Trustees. Any y
ne of the three mentioned would f
ireside with ease over any Epis- o
opal District of pur great church,
'hey are as capable as any that (
iave been honored with the high- I
st gift in our church. It is time tl
re were electing one of our -stms <>
o the bishopric. * 1'
Speaking of the younger men 1 ai
hat would grace our Allen a s o
resident, may I 'mentiqn Drs. E. j m
I. McGill, the most gifted speak- ti
r of the state and a preached
hat has few equals and no superiors
in our great Connection. e
may say just here, that he ijn 1
lany respects is the greatest of }
he'great; Brogdon. a stalwart, 11
ith the consecration of Jackson;
lent witfi the meekness of Lee; '
V itherspoon with the patience of "
lujinibal and Lemon with the "
figged honesty of Lincoln. Any
f ...Ml 1 - Q
. ........ m iiuiKL* tne school go
o
,ith Bishop Flipper and the six .
onfefences behind him. ' ',
Those men mentioned are lead .
i.T that day was "Africa". Pies- u
nt at the meeting was a white j,
niiiistei who had just returned
emn?Africa, who to I'd of life ^
here. Mis. Byrd was called next,
he spoke impressivey and was j
)<>th serious and witty. She exibited
some of the variety alleles
made by her pupils during 1
he past school year. A grt/up of ,
oung singers under the direction {-r
. i
?f Mrs. Etta W. Stanbaek render- I
(I music with Miss Mabel Hill, j t
tccompanist. If
Mr. Walker Atkinson, B.S., is j
11 the eitv from Tuskegee insti- L
ute where he graduated, from col- P
cge and from Brick-layirg. I*1
Mrs. K. N. Isom has had an|i
- i ?? ?* mm 10 mp entrance t
>f her undertaking parlor which s
ul:is much?to?the?look*?uf the t
ilace. ? \{]
Mrs. Julia B. IShaw, formerly j
>f rhi* cityri now of Hock Hill is t
i delegate from tr; the Internat- to
onal and Inter-racial Christian (J
huleavor convention in Grand 1
lap ids, Mich., of the A. M. E. v
church; Miss Ida Mae Dawkins 0
roes as a delegate from the Pal- f|
netto conference. 0
Communion services will be ob- ^
ervcd at Bethel Baptist church ^
Sunday. In the afternoon the a
iothel choir will sing at Jones i
'hapel Baptist church at Carlisle, a
L-Cv, Rev. E. T. Moffatt is pastor
f Bethel. 1
Miss Thomasene Wo*ods and
Irs. Lizzie Wylie have gone to -4
he mountains of North Carolina ^
or the summer. Si
Mr. Charlie Lee is now a pulM- 4
iian porter with a run from New X
'ork City to* Chicago. j
Mrs. Sallie McClennon White of 4
i <-w Yflik City is visiting her 4
lother, Mrs. Svlvanu3 Quy. York ^
treet, extension. if
Little Mae Woods is visiting 4
rionds in Red Point, J5. C./4?nd "l
ittle Josie Walker is visiting ?eltives
in Rock llil1... c
Mrs. 0. Morris had as her dinler
guest last Sunday Mrs. Eva
feath and daughter, Mis? Willie
Jell.
Miss Willie Bell Heath and Miss
ohnnie Mae Wright left Saturday
or Brooklyn, N. Y.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE LEADER
from the Old North J
served at the ComUniversity.
?rs of free men. They have the
'ollowing human excellences: the
'orce of character, readiness of relource,
clearness of vision, a J
;rasp of intellect, courage of con- '
.'iction, earnestness of purpose,
'rankness, instinct and capacity
'or leadership; they are all our
>wn boys, and it is time we were
lelping our own selves.
There are scores of-other-strong
nen like urs. tsenn. Meuiellan, '
Yells. Brown. Logan, Jackson,
Sllis, the writer; Lawrence, Gary,
Juarles, Bradley, Nance, Jennings
dims, Williams, Walker, Addison
iVilson, Jenero.tte, Hemingway.
Jildebrand, Lykes, Lewis, and a
lost of others too numerous to
iiention. There arc sonu\^sU^ii\
aymen like Prof. Garrett, t h e
ravest of. the brave; it has been
lis lot to lead in making many. ,
iur bishops, beginning with Bihop
Smith until the present. Like
he great Napoleon he is a genius
f he is for you, it helps,'if he is
igainst you it hurts; he is a .lead
r and the. laymen -still look- to
dm for leadership. Rikaid, A1.
xander, Mrs. Clark and Miss Per
in will help to make our dear Alen
go under the leadership of
ne of our sons.
It seems that the former direrory
has been overthrown. Here
am reminded of the death of
he younger Pitt. When lie heard
f the success of the great Naoleon
at Austerlitz, he said: "roll
p that map," pointing to a map
f Europe which hung upon the
'all, "it will not be wanted these
years." And he breathed his
?st. Hwv true it was, until 18151
very fireside in continental Euope
was draped in mourning for
heir loved ones who were killed
i battle during the reign of Xaoleon.
As an observer, I say, the toiler
directory may roll up their
r?ap. It will not be needed this
uadrennium. Bishop Flipper, the
randest of the grand, the Roman
f them all, has things well i n
and. With the nobility of Grant
e meets each movement of the
irectory as if he had seen it long
efore. With the talent of Wei
ington, with the grttvery of Ney
nd with the wi^tom tjf ('harle-'
antes Fox, the great British
tatesman ho has the old state
ike a mighty army at his hack.
le is dignified, he also has a luilitual
self-respect; a hiuh ity-llecual
forehead, a brow pensive but
lot gloomy", a mind of inflexible
lecision. a face pale and waim.
>ut. serene. Ho owes r.o man in
he district, he came of his own'
Tee will. Was it not for his cum- I
ng to the state at this time ii J
vould have been s^hl of us tike j
Tacitus said of those that lived
luring the last days of the Ho- i
nan republic. Our church mem- j
>ers would have been crawling inilence,
the young toward the dorep
tit tide of""irgo~"n7ul tlie old to j
lishonorable graves.
If the Scandinavians boast of
heir- land of the rocks, and the ,
Siberians arc happy in theil land j
f snow, the Romans still think ;
he muddy Tiber is the favorite
j
caters of heaven and Chinese pity
very child born outside of their
lowery kingdom. May I not say
f the men mentioned: "They are
he best, let all factions bury the
atchet and cover up the hammer
nd cooperate with^at'h other and
f it is not done as an observer I
pprehend seiious consequences."
JOHN C. COAX C M
04 S. Vick St., Wilson, N. C.
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The Holfey Fanera.1 Homes at
PHON
01 R MOTTO: "PROMPT A]
A Ser\ic<? in Keepinj
18 YEARS OF EPF
Saturday, June 2(i, 1937 . j
RESIC.N?T~SCHOOI, WORK. ^
To the Supt. ii 1v* 1 Trustees of the
Heath Spn;:.r? C'o.'orti School,
Heath Sp"io?r^, S. <\
i .cm lemon:
Pecavso of a ..sudden 'chantre in
business ail airs wh! Ii -retpiires
my removal from the < ity. 1 am
herewith offering my resin .;un>ii
a..' Principal of t ,o i.eath Sitings
Colored School T.i!!7-!1R tc m.
Please accept* it in the Spirit
of friendliness. ?
Very-truly yours,
J AS. \V. SHAW.
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