The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 09, 1937, Page Page 4, Image 4
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u> ne>.~ and Tuuitorial Rhone 45
Saturday, October. 9, 1937.
LET'S HAVE A REAL STA'I
FAIR
By that is meant a fair whet
- 4r. the p:ogressive colored citizo
tlic state over vie with each otli
in exhibiting their excellence
their various lines of activit
. Fan are competitive events. T
.. underlying. idea is not just to- g
. --tm a large number of people togith
to enjoy tneni'Sv-lves witn<.tssii
sports and ever-present can
vuis as.pleasing as that be.
The ouicai^ of the l air assoi
ation have" plann-d for a fa
wo; thwinle, but olficials alont. ea
not make a fair. I 'trices the t
operation o'f the people# If the
were as; many people Working f
a real fair as trier' are or will
clitic^ bf the efforts, of those w
rca.ly tiy, what a fair the cole
; ed people could really have. Wit
l>j 'oil. , It is not too euriy l
."J wns at -: planning exhib;
f. uin.g them in line.
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SENATOlv hl.Ae Iv VS. JISTK
BLALK
Justice Black, President Boos
veit'a r^^TT*rLppjaintee_to (he S
pre.me '('on it bet^ch made a fi
speech last \vyek in defense of h
self. lie had to own up to tl
lact mai no at or.e ume at tea
was a Klu Kluxer.' When bo ic/i
ed that nefarious organization, j
4 as an intelligent man, knew wh
it stood for; fye must have knov
that it moved ar.d had its heir
in racial hatred and religious i*
tolerance; he must have knov
; at its tenets and the id-as en
!. i d in the constituiion were a;
i,,or.isic. Bit nccwithstiandm
vh.at, he chose to connect hinise
with that organization. . In his- d
fense however, he would have h
fellow citizens believe he is a di
fercnr.t mat. now, with differei
dcas. That's how Justice Bla<
now thinks. But consider SenfiT
Black; the Justice and''Sgr.atc
$lop't seem to "thirk the >anr
- 4*Hcug'r.ts" o'r speak the samcr lai
guagfe". While the now Justit
was a Senator a certain nomine
for a high position was ii^t befoi
the Senate for confirmation. T1
Senator was opposed to his cot
iMniH'.ron, uttering uuuis ina; cei
. . t&inly must apply to* himself t
well as others*; Says-^Le Sor.aUa
4"I do m(an to say that as a gor
eral rule a man follows in-the ft
ture the course that he ha.s f$
lowed in the past. Show me th
kind of steps a man made in th
sand five years ago and I wl
show you the kind of steps he i
likely to make in the Same san
five years hence. Show me th
,.?i^ilTP9B*^r?^vvas'^)nrusing then an
~ , ! unless there has, been a eataclysr
which ha? absolutely, changed hi
: ' ' 1 '.v 11 show ycYl tl"
- follow in th
j/ .Hti *U4 it is wxitten o
i" " 1
* *
. v- . i
the human heart; it is inscribed ' ?
on. the tablets of the eternal fjov!'
ernmert?the Rovcrnm?'nt of na-|tuie".
Senator lilaek has told of J'
what to exi ect ol Justice I'.laek? j"
the New. Peal Justice. Ai\' just
v. to think, the President wanted thej
power to appoint l'OL'lt with on*-'
1'iljl swoop!
iMOLJNTAl.N CITY i
ECHOES f
H> "CAP ji.M" i
,0 " " " "A"-"-"- '
'b Well the eNplar.at.1011 w as broa i
eustecl a1 lew1 ev .in'iie.s. uk?? : aiat
u quietus, to tile U..1U.UR question
as to tile new jusYne wa.- apptiod.
' .lie answer wa.*> a v-Ci iticaiion ?'i ?
fe"* i
ii. b'p'v,a> > 'ii as -we a "'a ; ) s UiiulTsli'i/ll
It, I lie e...ii Re W US 111 '
.lie "pass. i'U we nu\e l'cad
? ..ncl t' -sonic Wed ill. >>: nicvl I epvi .1'
.sum nipt trie \ii'euiii..i,,.J"ji was
'U 'eau. UleU. IbBR i'S-'" tvViK if U
.uiie is u3?(ii li'.ilf -cfacs it
IU ' tr ;
<1 sw 1.11 l.t i?li j . . <K. iiui WlKlt
'... . .. .. ;. .. a.v wo .. i o
*
. . ..... ..... . e a ul KICK
? -.a. i nuui' 1.1 y
tK. ., .a. i.> 11. ii tno oi^uiiii.a.oii
li'i uii.i'l. tile uuiiy pa
ot-i suy il. doe -; we arc eoluiiieiii
? '
iiat any than .t.iat passes lh'any'!
.nonls -imbi'Ding the i,oetrim; it
^ '.cashes i*'-not?bet tor prepared to:
jc an impartial jutii-v \\ ell one
..liny is sure, u'lieimr he "sits or
_ -ets upon ine bench. lie will .no-1
.er outlive the la.t that lie was
?l dice '4h honored menyiei ; a.iiil a.- j
01 ,t- see it, they, say that- -tlie or-'
nt iianization. stands lov sn.ii hhih
..nil- not>H4 inihiis .tit*-n ftti.ii was.
.v lontf., w'Jien . tiie. Inatti c was." up
he n tne*' be hate Hint ' the spina
el -tne over tile air, was not mam
ia then ?
or - .."in a lll.e p"illt ol' view We
is ..mini: .-eo.-hnw ai.\ .Vain * rata
tiy ,Knit liver the tact- ilial lie of sii.
.i a''Ijuiiiociat. I'.'.i* ihatt'er would
2 Alt lOliK SII Kill li'e.yel e 11 lint I Of
ae laet tfTitt l.'.e maii.u-i a* .tioni
as iiiciulie: snip. in i t;ai' > i ?a.ni.'.a
.oft. r.iiiI*. - ti'i'.iii .\ia.i.iai;i. t>>
llcie St'yui! . ii-s't Oe ill..Jul il l
^ of the.weary soai'.'
? VVe.l oti.r city n- -till Keeping
ip its quota in si ia.111tt ti.i to in
HA UlO aUii-?fe?W+^'+TV-iiy-,?qrlr-Ver
u-a??i o?
ii a* woman - -XK* jiv.i n it i?i .5.s
y .i happens sir oi ?<av l..at tuf.'wi t
.nes not bf.li-'. loith iii n a nn.ii
r.t
ui prise.
ret . . . r - ? .. .....
1 IIU VI MM 11 \ .id -+* %' i i K I . UllU.l V
l<i: j .h<jui, Li]n.oi!a. l.t aji'.ie ' elf., at. V"
<1 oil, tu'il. . It.' tali a - 111 111 I'ol.iV.
li- .ay and l-'ii.;ay ; a. -t aX' vindet- :o
was. wv.i .. L t m. Mill e
cj_ .ti intei i >: ii.i: ; ... v.us' tea
o.til. i.\i|i i.K' ..iiiii- v.. >
IP *v . V v .
.ii ussyt Un> lime Nov. ;i:a' t
n* ng ;y iiiouthi..t. / -The i.nniutai Ye
'O- ,.uits were . I. ' i.S'u.i-.i'i'
re .nil close iu. .ri.oou w:i" .'hi t
or !>> takmy rn eTna-eie::?:.i u " una
iiYh ii viiif I l/t.wi ~ iv'! i <.usi.i-1
. ti'ii a jiai'U .(.> >. < . >1. K. .1 "ii
...- i i ii'.x , ' in I'-a.-l by tinie',' not al
>l" .cry itnp'it.iii part. We think
nut <! . > to :;. well,
nil Why ' Thin'- t o ion* !A_
or p.oil..i.l I'tu/.' m .-t'.op.e ; i..- oil the
I'.S * : t Oet OU 'eVetnlifc i. ! lolijr sit tee
i. n<: a.-a.u u- way tin- v"H.u.J- pen
s ,ie ol li i e.-liv11 to leltaj Hot ?> P.
i;i ii .i . . o>..e to_eihoi; in a
Ul ill e.thjr ohie >lit.-'la;. ?iii: or.
.-TTr-^.-TTir?iV,
. and ill tike .-nine *| i:liprove
soiee conditions thirt-e.vi -j..'
^ \Vc -ay not only in < i roenviiK;,
hut it niinht ha.tine iilea to hold
a Statewide met ti Hut mo can
1" only join our i'ii. n.i with a why'.':
u- The l>x-Sold.t4i. lu-Jd ier.i i..n
ns hole ?*.i i. 'ilii.y la! -v. .-U ' hoy
i ..,.) 1 ...I . iv ..... I...... .. . ...J.. II .
11)1 I I'l'MV" j
I of that kiiv'f i: of - ''1 ?"-t
i i/ous old an: .v.'.aY- tit .. i
IX'ololvd llliUl 'VI.; : k\ 11 ill 'l'il.i'
I wht-h?rtrr-- (I ;. .t:' .. si? aira::
flfe | inff then) in : .!] v. rjv ?? I r >>i11 i
; it iha<!i> *m> :i;!?-1 im . if a y.iiaijp
if) Xoifrci mati was -a.- blank as "7"
)(f dark nights, hv ha: t> li.nus*f
a. ands wi-nt u.<*o All li d to I > licvc
t!;at ^a y ?dr ri>k:i y life;
and in many m?t:.n?v; '.irivimr lift*'
rt* for thi ir noiin? \ and lndpin? tut
n* mal'c I'm* wold I'd' iVnio-i
K ' crary- hut lot pMi.s - and say.
If , if \vt :i i' 'to -v. ' by conditions
a- j today, and h\ v.'.a" has happi-m-d
'v. they niado a- doditfj_.it', ii a>b.
f j of it. fit \\i s'ari "I nj! tatkij.ur'
(about that' parade a- c weie
nt I say in;'" only o:n- > b >?. i man in
, it and !k* >v?s <( adinyj the .son oi
or | daughter oi' a .'a. '. \yh.le a
ir white man rod. an i nnm-ed tiejejthro'nif.
that t>-,d on th<- side.-. by
jctittmtr clown I'.ut after all:
,?|"Ouffy" wag-in jt1.
I We wt*rv*. ! (iUj i'1 l
iC j friend At:y. I'mbai k irmii f<'e
I lemhia. in town lu'ly. Wi ll vc
10 ran think of nothirm- a real law ?
yor could do, that won! ! show hi-;'
r- kot'n judgement in nia.kinir deisiohs
than to ?h. k out 01 a <! ?.'!
town and spend. a few hours in
a eit w~\TKere ' I.i:"i-,rrai,-' inlm-'
h-j would make a master cno an;'
deride, to shake the dw-t-?^>lf }ii<
) foot, h?i the Capital hyo in e, and
e cenie up and -pond the latter part!
of his lifo in a r. al city, whore j
,, one of'his kind is tvosrrl. Any-j
way, drop in w hen it is ronvenj
ont?-"Old Hoy."
n|i| Kamphellprrams j
S ' ' * ' Y '
<? Stephen C. fnmph^ll y j
T? re : ,|< (j ;v.:n"t on jn
far lin rid r the" n w s-t
a up has made rapid progress in the j
- > . - L
1 11
TI
? ? i
ust iour youis, :*.nd I jam happy
U lliuc Wttjl tUli Ul lilt it'll ll lid
an illC \ i- iyii i. ill 11 uij| JlaU
.vuiiijji' lt> Jnwv.il lilt* lit U pld>1111.
V? *_ lidV i* ..vJl, U.? )> i'l Una.11u
UK' JjUiiln St I i i! , iliv._JA|t "Hi
iliy IU U UlUCl ..11U Ol^?Ll. fciyu....iinoii,
itdvdiiif, an iiic i>m?ii'?i?
111 lilt' Aiull' ill 1. blt'Ilfdllt 11 a,l >
?? f nun' nit' p .1^,1.1111, li.li llaiy
lilt IlliUltS, llf 111. t> lilt' llll'll.
Ct'l/it lil dl-, bill. lliC.illbC it I It* I lip t
ttv. ItiVUivtuV liUiii tJuliUii,)
1.?\' itUWl tiiKI lJ.il* illlv.1 vliu llv1'.
t^i ii.il OA 1 i ,'i I s. ,, COIit.
HUU|..,\ 1 liiM U Will
utni ivt* UA V>u'i .. lu KVt liliO 1'**'.
Villi i.iv? Ui ilO*Uili?lll ?lia
' *f . . ~ '
vtiC Vwwli i4 ?uU . UIK? i'l*.A
i ii.-u i.cii 10 .in o.o annual adu\
. nwv in annum nu i'i' as'
aim limit' anil move, 1 am
vt ii?until luut our suno leaned*
uiKf Uint- anu yo to tucso
aiiii'iiiii'in mlu UiMMuliulla ana
?. t a lints scc.iw'ii oi isi.al tile
itiUiii.- ato li.tii.j; to. no oi uu^ui
to oe. lounuiy in uotllg. Uu ail
moan ?ouu nut \?o iiivu Suinu conauiitCs
luiut' tin can map a
in ovinia mat w HIT rcutu every
. tiivii oi lac nUil'.
i iiint' ut.ii iiMta to suL>nut to
Lin uviiyiiniiaoion a pioyrani in.n
. i-. iu Ilii. n titij pnaoc ui, lliu.
in.ii if>: ii.tiu to no. 1 am too youii-;
.t> i.iio'a tin luoiuoiis tno tnvy can
mo Deail i|t moiliuUs. 1 nave lotuiil
tiiat umy-fX lew cnuiihes have a
program I'lUtt wjli do any more
tluili take .care oi' its direct. sell',
is .woven an iilou that Was advanc1
am passing oil to you lor tvhat it
id at tno Initio liivcr f association
1 lt'VO ,ll l.\ '
1. Worship and itk meaning,
livi'i y iliumi in oils to loam Uo\i
to \\oi.?lwp wiiiioiii ui'Soi i-atihji ilu
soi \ id s i?y. lailv.iig ail over lil.i
oniucii. ' >iji'iiio. i> needed.
2. tiaiiliDs, .Mliiistt is ought
U ii.n tin n people to have tfavooH;
..... ... iii..... i.....i ,i
yiovi ' weed.-, it. will ' vojxetal'taiii
a i;;ui| n aim flay
otu-'ot jail bot.les ami portion;
llt'Ml'S, '
Jiyaiiii. The .health of' itim-ini
11 s t'Ualu be tm church's
ci lai i'ti. .Ion.- was good'heal* i
ni.uUMa.-'. because i j i ' Healed al
wiiw au-iv .?icia i'm- church-u'ughi
to Ileal.
1. Kciigious Leadership am
Life.; 1.1.. I. u people* who are il
. "l a i have i-vi 4 ?(l ead a book ui
what tm-y are_ iiyi.uft to do. J
deilIiIl it l.iere are ieii reacolis it
t ii.e _ v. m?le sta;.., uho.e\er mat u
"iiia- -in i-he I acohatc or hold :
. i l l.iiv-iUc I'rc.ni all lusiitiite.. fciioj
laying i.ill. ;><<>.i; It Udels lor bellilj
mh ..aitl ami sd"iv tmiii uje way
i.,111 u Uahiing classes.
>. I .. inuw i..iy co >p< ratie-u
Tile chili ell i a i Work Willi tin.
.."eo;, iiie Jii.p, and-the home am
ll.v stale, f ... ; at is tue ,-uiat.on.
o. Kc I cat ion. Ttie . church
.aus>f pro\ luc a piace at play*" am
sv''"ia it's prog nun. I'lay gi nun ...?
s.w aiasuiij;' jiooi. , and other llu'in;
- I n creation will re:.t;.e body eat
n ' -ir- ..a rail <1?n...-t- ii. ;i> o\ pa,-it.
i. Ldmnt io: " Kiliicalidi^ >o
uij- mi ans ieai iiijau' 'under i! uid'niice.
I tie cirui\<h iiui-t jijoU ii
eiiui at ioiial opportunities for ii?
tlielllbel S. \\ ol ksllopS, fau!l(,'
111 .1i.? i'i ji i1"4": r i " si-li,.. .1 d tt.it n T
:> aiiting are a kw ot the ''durational
opportunities the church
inust provide.
h. Home Improvement^. The
imiue. has no decliiatd. The home
i- hot wui-c than it over was,
Morals are hot- low or than .they
ever been, i challenge any who say
they art-. The home is alright,
They need better houses, "more
time for the family to socialize,
My ho-.rto o- far better .than it was
when I jri'cw up. The family alia,
is still i-n the home. M.onomic
< million.- |lo take the piother awyy
early Juid brinfr her hack late
i^nM.nie in.-taiu-es and this lifts.always
been. These eiirht points
or-, l-lo-?inoif-i'a-m?ot St. t'aulr- Audi
rsoii. iiiul 1 sliuji'est ihein as wort
r.y?rrf?-t-hwiiAfht. lo t me hear
l'r>-m you on these and meet me at
the Climes in your county when
I come.
I1IHSTO DISTRICT Sl'NDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
(lly Sadie Evans,
( (invention Secretary)
lack-oiibo'ro, S. C., Sept. 80th?
llr Sundav school convent iron of
tin- Mi lis to di-trict convened at
Calvary A. M. I', church, Rev. AK.
Squire, pastor, September '1-2.
l?r. I.. 1*. N"<. presiding elder
of.the district took* the chait and
t1 < meeting got under way. With
the. help piid presence of the Suj
ei i.ai Diety, the meeting was a
grand success.
.f ollowing the cl< votivmals, th>'
c? tive.ntion was organized. Sadie
Kvans was nominated1 and elected
jcec- r tary. ..Marshals- were .electtv.
at d the boundary fixed. ' It was
motioned and earned that the presiding
elder appoint his committt'i-s.
Registration, .J. Frederick
Simmins, Rev. F. It. Clark, J. Lewi-.
Contingent: Drs. S. R. Iliggins,
IL K. It-ogden, F. It. Clark.
I empcranc'': Re v. H. R. Hughes,
.1 Frederick Simmons
Bishop J. S. Flipper, presiding
prelate of the severith Kpiscopah
district was introduced and pre
en' d to the-convention. The bi'shop
d' liver d a practical and sti.i
ting address from the subject
"Do Not Stare Up The Steps But
f
Jz? ** - . , -
ie palmetto leader .
:ooo:o.a<:>o-'j o ooo ootf oooo:oo:oox
? mayum so a?
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QLKSTIONS ,
f '
Constantly and continually I'n
being a.-ked questions. 1 gel" ~ Yet
vis a vis (face to l'a.e) and 1 gel
'ein in lettre de catcliet (seated
; iei IIp.-). l\.\t;itso me. Read or
please. <
1 iieio are s me samples of ijues
t hrffs ami' tip an.sWvis I guessed
'at. You be. tie- judge about the
.whole matter1.'.! t.<?n't care.
1. I've heard i bat you are a. selfnuule
man. i it true'.' There's
by others; ? - ....
no Mtelvanlm.il. M n are made
! J. Would you that .loe Louis
is, ignorant or illiterate'/' Neither.
Joe's, opportunities were
slim. Incidentally he plans to
study under a private tutor.
3. What do you., think about a
man of Jin years marrying a
I woman of '2o TrWrynany years
I 1. in miivlT 11m i < ton
I mean.
4. You say that colored people
have too nr.n h religion. I low
can pnyb'ony have loo much?
* They - can h>Ye too nuu h when
J, "they have-too many iftands,
I've neve)- hi ti able.to' classify
the av< '. :"_re, colored man's
h. religion.
'a. Who would."4*11 rank' as tin
| leader ol' the colored race? It
a general >en?i?nobedy.. In i
particulat -> n.-j.--?well,, you
count 'em.
?' 6; Which is.u.v out-landing col
?>red orchyVtia. and Who an
j the best cdoiid radio stars 1
1 Step Up The \;m". The step;
I are; Religion, Education, Honesty
r ailhfulness, Reverence and Abun.
dar.t life. Alter this wonderful
i addnss. institute .wink was taken
! up. during w h,v. .iimo<methods ann
1 systems ,.pt rt ;itiing to. SQndaj
. school work were given. ,I>r. R
1? E. Rrdgden. tie.- pastor of Km mar.L
uel A. M. K. church, Charleston
f | conducted 'i lively IJihle drill whir-.
|" lasted'for forty miiuitos. Rev. 1,
I>. C'lark r< ad ah interesting' p:
l |e i", s+deject -W hich do you thi'
i,s the sTronger motive for rl'gkl
' , living,* fear of .punishment, for evi
' doing, r;r k\v for the light?"
I his subject a timely one and
Was interestingly diseu.-'sed? aftei
jlming "readr.
. j A number vi.-.lois came ir
i during the day and at intervals
| wore giwn. to opportunity of
j sjn a!.i; g t,, th,. members and
U.t: ici d>., of . tin- co! veiuion. Mi-i
AI.-t".o<>per. va.c principal of Simon
. t"ii j 5?* -L-ho.il, Charleston;
| Rev . .1. K. hi aid ami I. W. \\*i 1 1)0,11
|ll t i .-.K i ]llrl -?i-il'. llw Ci.il r.
. h->ton an,I Beaufort districts, rt'
>pcit ively.
Mr-. X: K. Beard, Rev. R. S.
i I.av I'l - ci-. pastor of Mt. Z"6n A.
M.?K.. * -toli; Dr.?Dent nnd
. j Pi of. (hii '? 11 (M' Columbia; Profs
t i Artl-.iir Ho'-it at.d \V. Freeman c*l
jBuike II..h school, Charleston ol
-I which Dr. 11. llin^in- is, the
! princip d; P". R. I. L'mon, pastor
. of MiV-is. Ilii.wn, Charleston; Miss
( Myrtle .Iacl>oti, toucher, Simbniton
. I school.; in . James, pastor Koene'j/.er
A. M. !!.,'Cr.arleston; Rev. Mo'!
1? *:. ..f the Mi. Plc-a.-ant district.
Tio ;wa ,i yeac-ral discussion oh
., t he : ' Why was it r.''t-essai y
.'I'm- W t. f tolfct into a new
| % 1
j ci-tini: y 5-v This w. s wi-lely dis,
eus" i iy In-. Uieviois, Broaden,
i Rev. Ilnv't.-j and I loln an.
'1 lie ? .eh (lav. We eont iline.*
I fiur .iii work. Prior t<*. this
I an ??! !?? l.'j- tin- Distiitt Superintend
!.i, .1. .Frederick Simmons
was ma !* . snl>j?>ct "Prepared) es>."
At 111:- |'M :11 the elder retired and
the iii -t riet sporintendci.t prcsidid.
At thi' eiinclusi'on of the work
report* w-re read, the district superiiit*
nd'etvt was re-elected and a
re.- olu'i<M: ..f thanks !<> t he pa-tor
and good "people of this section
was :*ad l*y It'v. Hughes} Uev.
Squire and his me m bo rs made it
very plea-ant for us and pave i?>
gohd eats and homes. Everyone
enjoyed the convention. Testimonial
Wi re given by a large number
-tatiiig h u helpful and'interesting
in- < <;i.vvn:i<-ii was. there being
no fti thor business we adjourned
by Minting "God He With You".
!'i i i. (Ja-ry (lie convention organi
t je.!.di.,c"il very fine {seVvicc.
1'hus- we I ade our friends fareW'jJl
iintLL_vui_uuiet again. . !
I'MTIIi 0|U)ER OF COLORED
FARMERS All) HOLD HOARD
The United Order of Colored
Farmer*- Aid held its third hoard
it St. I 'Id lip A. M. E. church,
September ."Oth. Devotional service
opened a 12 o'clock conduct d
by the Rev. M. Dozier. Pray r
by Rev. Dozier. Scripture les-on
3Hth Psalm. The meeting was
turned over to the grand"" master
vho gave us a splendid lecture,
he roll of giand officers was call.
Minutes of last session were read.
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1 ' uJ?('As to fju^tThi'Stra, you'.v^ j?cit.
rj ,]? ^ upr-flu.- spot there. li?*?hrrtf
<1 Duke Ellington. As Vo
fl\?/^adio stai s, pl-rl'o 1 huts an* of1
ten rated as outstanding by
j certain people according to
what these certain people lik>v
I Some folks like noise, and col-'
or. Naturally they flick noisy j
and colorful performers. Some j
people like "class" if you will
al!o\V~ the term to mean that
whilh nobody can be ashamed!
of whether they prefer.it or
not.' Who but a dummy could'
feel abashed when Marian An-1
uorson or tlie risk Jubilee I,
sinpirs step out bel'ove a mi-'
crophone anywhere! People's
choices are dependent upon
> their ideals. ,,
7. Who is Arm*-iea's oufsfhndinfj
*'statesma-rmt present? Gosh!
I can't find, one; 1 haven't j
heard . one i-ince the days of
John Hay and perhaps Kliii'u
Root. .jApuv ica has become tin
1 incubator for famous politicians.
that's about all. Who's j
I sorry, and who's, hurt? Everybody.
r'8. Why don't- you write' about j
i" politics occasionally ? I haye'nt i
i| h a t iled -how '"he-1 handle -poisonI
t pas yet. Until I c^o. Pin hands]
<>tr. . t
Wei!'., 1'oJlts, scliool is out for today.
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Welcome address by liro. E. C, j
Smith; response*by Rev. McCIary. j
Committees on vai ions oeeasioiis!
w"re ftppoit'ted! Heaths reported
; '{; Report, ft.iiii lodpi s wet't ?tyk- i
i | en up. Adjournment.for . diniu r. '
'j Afternoon session hepan with j
devotions at d o'clock . by the Rev. j
. M. Po/'er. Grand master pn-s-ided.
Remarks by .F5f?>. P. Ha'risen.
Moneys -VeJU-ct" d from lodpes
.'sdus.o.'i; for dist l'ess;* d "k?d..or>; for
eaik'ts J?7l.'J0; paid for death
laims $!.">:i.0(t; unavoidable t,rou
'ole ?A ?;
,1- AeXT |?|J1 w.il . I.e at St.
lames.. A. M. 10. chinch, I.ntws.
I We thai!; tho nu-mhevs ft' St.,
'hilip for their >i?lf:h<.--q>italtyT'
WHIT.M11M-: MOW S
Bruce TalH,r.nacle ('hutch
I B> Willie I.. IOpps
Sunday school opened at tlit' n-.-.
tal iiour \yit-h-t-he A.ife: i; t ndeut
4t.il teacher?, at their pest nl'Ai. ty.
\ wor.doiTid lessor, was discuss~
>i. I'ml*. Wade .aI'd his !'an,:iv
were'present at the Sunday <ihooj.
Service was held Sunday, night
'.y the Pa.-fc.'ty Rev. .1.1). l>uvis.
Revival muting vvlil begin Octo_
jcv lU'.h.?? 0
The Athletic rluh nu t Thursday '
light. ' _ 1
Miss Ruth Iiy:(I spent, tho vvpek- I
ml vvith relatives here.
School opened Monday in lull
force''with' the same uuuTo us oy
the job. ..
j Mr. President Williams reeiive.l
a broken leg and the other ley; was ;
badly.cut when hi< trtock tiwrsi d
ov'fr en route -to N. wherry. lie ,
is a oar to .-it around. W'i- )i? }>?.> .
far, jus curly ami complete recovery,
thankful tiv his JVi any i
fiicHrls fol killdhoss. I
S. S. at < ' dar (ImvV hy t in? Supt . !
KeV. \\ iUlv selected tlTe suhj'et. !
"Clinst faitity.
Prrzes wen- -Won la-t Sunday at
thiol Hill by Mrs. Ks.-e Epps, 1st ;
prize; Mrs. Ub-alee Johnson7 -ml:
prize. . A '
. Su k: Mr. Madison GiifTrii; 'Mr. |
RVihert Morgan. Improved: Miss
QiK'stor Kant, Mrs. Wallace Mrs. ;
Cnldwel and Mrs. Wadf'.
NEW HOPE A. M. K. ( IllRCII
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Moimtsville, S. C.?Jn spite of;
the dreary condition of the weather.
many made their way to
- church. The S. S. waslargely attended.
Everybody was ylad to
see the Supt., Mrs. S. B. Lindsay ,
hack in service with usmftri' .-pCTit
inp a few weeks in Washington,'
l>. will her children.
The service of the day was con
duettd by ReV. T. H. Hunter We
were tflad to have Mr. Tom Voting
a member of Wateroe Baptist to
worship with us.
The funeral of Mrs, Tessie f^Tnt
was conducted by R' v. W. White \
the pastor of Bethel A. M. K. on j
Wcdnesdav afternoon of last week.
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.She was laid to rest in th< Mt.
Pleasant cemetery. Mis. Grant was 1
:*7 years old and a faithful memher
of St. Mary A. M. K church.
Besides her husband, she leaves ;
a father and mother, Rev: and Mrs. j
? John Brown three daughters Missj
" Inez Grant, t,*f New York City; j
..Jiiss vhnTie'Crant of Cross Hill, S. i
C.; one sister Mrs. Lydia Cooks 1
of Mountsvillc and. four brothers i
Messrs Henry Brown, Andrew |
Brown, Jim Brown of Mountsvillc j
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and John Brown of Nf,,.v Yorl
City.
'Mi-ss Pelia Fowl?r, Mi-s A lie*
B. Fowler, .Mr. Ulysines Fowler
Mr. 7.1*11 Br.vsnn ami Mrs. Ninni<
lllill <5pent a low liours with Mrs
Kzzic* Dunlap Sunday,
Mrs. lila Vance is still ill alsi
Kcv. John Brown. *
-HARBISON INSTITUTE NEWS
By R. E. Jones
A.
At this writing, thro , are dl'
.-tiidet'ts registered in our school
and there arc others to come. Tin
hoarding department is near in g thi
(* ."> ma i k. Our students, come l'ron
various states; the chief states re
presented are Georgia, Illinois
North Carolina and South Caro
lina.
On September i!u w? were pleas
alitly surprised by visitors; thesi
persons tvt.ie .as follows: luiss It
Bates, critic teacher in the Florida
A. & M\ college an Air. On
and Jackson of the same school
Mi*,'and Mrs. J. T. Jones and fam
ily of Chester, ft. C., visitcd rela
tives here on September 28.
Rev. and Mrs. C'? M. Young ol
Maxton, N. C., visited relative1
and friends, here last Thursday
Semite 111 her .20.
Rev*.' A. A. ' ' honipw.ii. and I'
I.. Me \il iu>" of And^r am
ilroettvill.e, respectively, spent i
\Vhilo on the campus last Friday
?.)ctt:L?e'i 1.
Miss (!. llah-> .,f Conepid N
sp.mt the week-end ?;f Septenv
' .?er 21 as uiiest of Mr. R. C. Houl
ware, who is a studer.t at Moharrj
Mr."' Harold l'oiilwaie, his brothel
has . rvturned to Howard unvier
sity, to j'e-si hie further' studies it
i.;e haw school.
i he N'eu'i o '..nil of the Hoard ol
National Missions ,,f the 1'iesby
teiiaun ( lio' i h. I*. S.. A., was pre.' lit
at tin 1110:1 iiintr exercises ot
fund v. (Ktoher and p aehct
the jraiar" A r'nion on that day, ai
j'icr uhl'.-h he assisted in the C'om
I i.uiliioi, services'.
I sTkki i:m. tirrrnTicn : s
[ < I ie ft.;. C.- Tlih 1 1A elas:
had as the' theme, of its chape
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: discussion "Recreation.". Tuesday
September 27th Miss F. Lykes v, \
? crave a reading: ojL Sportm&nship. ^
, Wednesday. Mr. R. C. Coekfield
? discussed movies as a recreation.
. Additional music on that date was
a bass solo by Mr, Alvin Mack.
> Miss Funiee^Pendergras dscussed
reading as a recreation. Thursday
Air. l.e\vis Duekett sang a solo.
5 Friday afternoon the football
team, accompanied by students and
i i ie.uls jnv.-.dod Clinton to play
' Hell Street lli. In spite of the
nlament weather the game was
- a hriller from gun to gun. Both
- teams showed a'lot of fight but it
1 stems, -the 'Sterling boys has a
" slight edge on both offensive and
> defensive play, netting them a 19*
0 victory over the Bell StrCeters.
The touch downs were scored by
Needom on an off-tackle play for
' !2 yards, Adams olf-tru:kle and cyfc
back for, 40 yards^aiW a 20 yard
pass from Ngedom to Drier.
The thing that is uncommon?
dill'ereiitpwhether it be a garjet,
- person or social event, i's the thing
winch makes news in -this busy
world of ours. And so it is, that
f the social entertainment, given by
; the Sterling High School faculty
. last Frdiay evening entertaining
. the teachers of the city schools and
. the professional group in the trade
r "bnttitlttg'~of Stet littg "crSsKes" this
i column. The all'air was unique in
, its .'simplicity. Undeoorat^d and
yet deeoiated, the spacious room
was an equally perfect back
ground. Everyone enjoyed this
, all'air, and the oft-repeated .wish
was that the Sterling faculty
would make this, not an uncommon
. social .event, but, the first of a
i. unique series of social gatherings.
"7 t AKI) OF 1 HxV-NRS
- | Mr. ami Mrs. J. II, Hampton
. and family wish to acknowledge
, with grateful appreciation the
, many kindnesses shown them dur*(ing
Ih. illness and death of their
f I helove 1 daughter, Bertha. She
, passed away September 13, 1937
I in New York City, leaving a host
-} df rein lives and friends to mourn
^ her loss.
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