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I Saturday, September 24, ItMH I "CHARLIE" sr - ?|r ?RO?+N< By tirar | WAY DOWI Karnum \\ fhe mighty Brtrnurp was right a sucker is born every minute . . . sometime two. The ether . night up in Salisbury the boys pulfed | the same old "thick out of the bag I 7 . but it still works like new. ""H A stranger ac- ??%%] |flpPlstcd a person Sb in a local busi- V nass place?and?told him that he ^ . < was passing thru from* New York |\ going south, and pj^ had a "lil" car Ute. I trouble and would ho 4jc good enough to keep 10 quarts of good "likker" he had" in the car, until he finished ther business oT having his car repaired hi a snage. The guy not only offered to kocp the "likker" for the stranger but offered to buy it. Two of the "boys" pooled their funds and sent a delivery boy with the man to get thef whiskey. Two hours I later the lad returned emptyhanded. At che garage he had been told by the stranger to wait "ten minutes and I'll be back". IIo keep the ten bucks. ' / ' I White Folks Too *rt"- r,n.,vl..otrm irj connection with her program for health education as a means of - 1 -* ' ..eiivmg uic spiuuu 01 ruoercuiosis, Mrs. Ashley Halsey, executive secretary of the Charleston County Tuberculosis association, had a compilation made of kindred beliefs common among Negroes. Such as . . . "Pour whiskey on roaches to . stop convulsions" . .. . Which made me think of that " "pore" white boy in the death chamber in Raleigh, on account of having1 "gnawed" some of Aunt Jdnnies roots. . The compilation was published in the papers . under- the heading ^'Negroes BeFieKe in Supers! iThe President's Oflice Mister Riley Miller Ilolley, es**" quire, was a real estate man,-and the Federal Government not only paid his office rent, hut fed and clothed him, so there was no ex pnngp pnnnrptpil with hr.elui- TT?1. . take?from?his business-was?pure profit with the exception of a few pennies spent for stationery and. postage. :? Professor?Ilolley??pei a ted?bisreaP estate business from a ceil in the Federal penitentiary, at At-0 " lanta, where he served a year and a day o?; a white slave charge. President Holley headed the Golden Gate Real Estate Co., and he sold lots mostly to Negroes in a^ real esaate development in Charlotte . . . the lots are real enough ?-?tvnt Mictnr Holley didn't bother to have title or deed to them? After he went to the pen he collected money through the United" States Baltimore Md. News Mrs. Mary Barney Douglas 'Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. Rev, Flowers preached at Friend-" sjnp Baptist church, Rev. Jackson pastor and a large crowd Attend ed. . . During moTiBng?seryicCs Rev. Flowers had as his pulpit aesociates , Rev. Taylor from Richmond, * -*Va., and Rev.. Daniel. Mrs. Mary Land gave an entertainment at the church to assist in the $500.00 drive also Mrs. Arsonia McDowell for the same purpose At 6:30 the BYPU rendered a program with Mrs. Pieman as directress. .. There was a program given under the auspices of the Mutual Benefit society at Mt. Hebron Baptist church Sunday on Saratoga street. The sick list include Mr. Robart Herndori, Rev. McNeil, Mrs. Hoad, Mr. France Gunthal and Mr I>ee. Mr. Paul is well and out aK*in. Mrs.~*Mary Williams and girlWilliams on last Sunday evening. Mr. Edgar Vaughn, Supt. of tho Mutual Benefit Society at Balti' more spent a few hours with Mr. '?nd~MTfr.-Barncvi ?:?-??? Mr. and Mrs. R. Heath had as >' week-ejid guests Mrs. Omega of West Va.. o Mr. Cltrence Clement motor ? * ~x~X":^X~XK~X~X?*XmXmX**>*< EARS 'EM UP ' i REPORTER" leu Spears V SOUTH X~X~X"X~X~X"X"X~X**>*X*,X~> as Right 'mail from his Atlanta office whii Untie Sum had provided for hi ?i . The "Boys You' Never Se< caught up with him' in Dalla Texas, yesterday and he is head* back for Charlotte to stand trit Five years is thtf maximum pe e.lty for each offense he. is chargt Wlfiii ??? 'Dead Man' Walks In Wilmingtc une nay last week- Mrs. W. ] Boatnorriter received a tcflegra I stating tHat her husband had cor I nutted suicide by jumping off bridge into the Hudson river New York and that she would 1 the benuficiary of a $2,000 insu ance policy as soon as his boc was rccoveied. Monday Boatei | rittcr was found walking tl j.-ti-imt.- of tViimmptnn hy poP-en n fleers, and his wife promptly swoi ffut a warrant and had him anYcs oJ, charging him with threatenir to kill her. In Old Virginia Sunday night a lad noticed thr< succulent corn fed Virginia han in a Danville grocery shop wii (low, which looked mighty temp ing. : ' He smashed the window snatel .cb the hams and 'cannonballei I i.uunu tnc corner, jumped in h Tin Lizzie and hit the grit. Tl po'. boy was" moving so last I ! did not notice that the hams wei I dummies. Private Parties Not long ago -a Democrat political meeting was held in tl Court Ilousti in Sumter, South C, I rolina .about half the people wl i. gathered that _night__ to.,.hear Tl , speaker," who happened' ttr "be tl 1 Governor of the state, wore poli ly informed that it was" a priva party and for white people onl Sx> the coloied citizens presei quietly left the building. 1 There left because it was a pi vate party. This week they hi j another private party and a Cha j.lestun citizen was nominated c | the Democratic ticket to riifn f< fGoveinor, but the~votes had har ly bei'i counleir before the vei elements were shaken and tl welkin made to ring from citizei in certain sections for the Gove nor to. turn out the Nation. Cue id?bih impound?thti?badb b'Him m Chin U.? ton wounW. -i he Governor turned-ouX-Gompttt 11<stii Infantry, South Car boxes for several days until tl South Carolina meets. Now J. belong to plenty priva "parties and the next time the bo; in the Veterans' organization sta to cut! irig the "fool wiJ me" I' y nna \vri.te me a telegram to tl Covoynor. "Send a machine gt Company over here quick the bo ai<* trying to git me out and a "mcss4n" aroun' wid the vote? Tiy golly . . . I'm glad I thought bout that it makes me feel bett< Well ... So long pals . . . r'd to Eussa, Va.( with a groi | Sun-fay. 1?-Mf*. Harney Douglas retains i from South ^Carolina where 1 j. was in an accident and his ci '-was completely demolished. Ho _ever-Jici has?a now. LIKE AN OAK I ? By Madge Cleo Perry ! She is like an old oak I That Sfhnds in the open dell, ~r ' With small tn^s whispering in i * j ear Such secrets I cannot tell. ^ This oak is getting feeble : It has stood the test and passe Sma 11 ones have s'prurtg frOrrr 1 U roots t lliis trer??cannot?last, ( i I Through rain, snow and heat It cheered the forest wide, With branches hanging all round Covering young ones o neai side. iter hair is- touted'with silver Her eyes are growing dim, ! Studs petting more eneh day lil him. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE EE A DEI ' V ' ? ? , T 0- BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH i F it ? ?It | Rev. E. E. Gauld^n, l>astor r Y The Sunday school got off with i a gooJ .start Sunday morning; ji 4^ quita?a few row1 scholars were ^ present. The regular devotion j !? was conducted by the pastor and ( *'+ after a few mir.utes of class study a they reassembled for a brief re- n ~~ 'view-whrrh?was conducted by our ? pastor. ? ... The theme fo our pastor's dis- ^ " course at the morning services 3' was: " The ..Second Coming of q 2<* Clrist." We were happy to have ' " worshiping with us Dr. Olivia Wiln" liatns who-was visiting his pa2 renlts and friends of Newberry, j JDt. Williams is row working- im >n Kansas Citv. Mo., at the General _ hospital. He g ave us some very m healthful hpmarks. 1 n" At 3:30 p.m. Mis. Maggie Simp s ,a kins Gilliam-Wilson was funeraliz-1 1 (<d at the Bethlehem Baptist with I f )e| . I trie? pastor in marge. t "For many years Mrs. Wilsoln c I v was a faithful member of Beth- a lehem, and was lovpd bv all who r Y0 ? knew her. She died September 4, j ' !'ri11 * t* , "ss She _? e leaves to mourn her lost sever r sons and a nost of relatives and s friends.. ' I ?f-? Mis. -E. E. Cauldoh and the mem t i hers of the The Busy Bee club in s . charge of -the BYPU pi'ogram. h "c Thpse young folks gave us a very r interesting program? Messrs Na rt~ thanicl Williams, and J. Summers q ,in the church* a The services yore?brought?toj,. ,a close Sunday night by our pas- c ja tor who spoke ffrc/m these words: h le "The Sternness of Jesus". We b ? lln^ p-oor.,.,, fhp _t r > Misses Ruby Scoftfc, and Mamie Sanders in our, services Sunday l5 night, both of these young ladies ic have been away to New York for P le the summer. We are always glad -j to have our members and friends " l0 comeback to us. r Mrs. Octavia Thweatt the moth- L> tt, bpry for Moultrie, Ga., Wednes- '' to day -morning. We regret very tl y much to see her go, but as the old ' i saying goes "The friends of fri h saying goes "The" best of friends--ti must part sometime". _j._^Miv Wilson Sligh was with us i ; nu-r in Greenville, S. C. He left h l Newberry for Bettis academy , ! last Monday. 1 There will bp baptizing ut Beth ^ leh.m Sunday nitfht at 7 p.. ic ? is' ?. w w r-j LAKE VIEW NEWS a I'nion A. M. fc. Church ' 8< Rev. C. B. Mack. Pastor "y| KeV. Maek picaun irx-mffi0_: sermon for us Sunnday morning. lpi Sunday >afernoon. Rev. Mack and ^ 'his chod~weht to Marion, S.C. to render service and a swell time|C Tvvas reported. : " ^0| O.ir meeting ended Friday nite -September - -1 - Kev. McPhetson ',.j or., of t e bist evangeTisfs (f the ^ State of Georgia elided our meetc~ ing with a Jiapnv farewell. 2 e We r.eally think Rev. McPherson ' -?T-jrt?preach thn. gospel of Christ ^ to the people the two weeks he \ was with us.We feel he will be 1 _1 lfin.r remembered with all orf us. a- m mm' ;r- PENDLETON NEWS , . f Services in King Chapel was well attended on Sunday. Rev. ^ Ford brought a message on "The ^ Leadership of Moses." Sunday be- . te 1 ing Endowment Day, pastor and members are endeavoring to make the appeal strong both educationally and. financially. Our . monthly Missionary meeting was entertained at- the home of Mrs. Carrie Robinsc n an(l was ' quite a sueeess. Our delegatcu to J the Conference Branch and State i . meetings recorded eve?ything just * as it h';ippened. Members present 33v (Collection 53.00. Hostess re- t freshed us with a salad and ice- ' cream course. Visitors present: ! !(j Miss Viola Taylor teacher at the * a ' West Side school and Mrs. Reese- ' ly. ? We wish to thank Brother Al- * fred (Tant, of Silver " Spring,for1 his loyalty in having our pastor, r Rev. Ford and our guest, Rev. r a Franklin as his dinner guests. The n Rulpit Aid and all the members 0 ,h di-d their part, for which the pastor's family expressed their appre R ciation. Rev. Franklin, of the M. r E.. church in Greenville, did the ^ sowing of the Gospel seed. _The league met at fi o'clock, 1 Lr hftd 8n intorPStirir* moo finer o nrl I ti J a,,U I \V ? I carried a program to New Hopel church. We miss Johnnie Morsel T and W. Q, Thompson, who have 1t " i gone, hack to?State- College?and -s [Morehouse."-- > j The Heavenly Chorr rendered a * >? Rirece?sful program Sunday night, f m sponsored by Mri. Dora Brown. HB PALMiMTO LBADEV Itfv. Carry said he lias all of "hia Conference claims and. is ready to eport for Bethel. Amen. This leavenly choir is of the communty led by Mrs. Pauline Thompson nd M rs. Lenora Gallman, organ sts of Silver Spring and King Chapel churches. We will appear t Seneca Jr. College on Thursday irght. ? , Mr. Jas. Thorn pson is all smiles n having his daughter AJmbna rom N. Y. to spend her vacation. Special mention should be made f Miss Clinkscales' church activity _in--ou* community. Shc.is?ana f the teachers of West End. ^IRE DESTROYS BUILDING VT nEJHrXE-<0<>KMAN Daytona Beach, Fla., Sept. 17? Sarly , Thursday morrfig fire wept through McLeod Hall on 3ethune-Cookman College's cam>us, destroying the builtlin^ .The uilding represents a total .loss overed only partially by- insurnce. McLeod hall was a fourteen oonn building erected on the camws Tn 191(T ft" was originally instructed and used for a hosfital. It was the first hospital outh of Jacksonville erected for Negroes. The only other hospital in which Negroes could* receive jj^PTr* t service was the one maintained >y the Florida East Coast Railoacl for its employees. Hundreds of nurses have been] rraduated from this school and re now servirg in various capacs. For the past few years it as "been used as a class-room uilding. It was planned to 'open he home eccr tunics department n the building this tall ar.o tn" lams for conversion of the buildig into a practice home had been erfectod. When questioned as to he next move to be made, Presilent Bethune stated, "From the uins of this, the second building rected on the campus, must come modern?home economics buildn~g. I feel ""that" o*tr - -friend hroughout the' country interested n "education and our school will elp us to cary forth the plans hnt wp had outlined." As soon as sufficient funds are n hand it is proposed that a iodQrn--hcrme economics building e erected on the site. EMANUEL A. >1. E. CHURCH Rev. F.' D. Dreher, Pastor Sunday school began at 1U a.m. ith the Supt., teachers and scholrs at their post of duty. The leson was taught and many tine. pints brought out. The rally was ^Sund^y^waprc^chod" ivo noble sermons in keeping witK" he young folk; which were enjoy d by all. A^Sivy-g er 1.. Hinge ^Bro ohn Vise are indisposed. Miss Odessa Dixon has resumed er~studios atrState College. ? Miss Georgiana Graves is home ifter spending a delightful trip n Baltimore, Mdi The passing of Mr. Willie Gant cas indeed a shock to the mem- J >ers and community. He "was a faithful merpber of the church mil TTmnnnnl Club and vill be greatly missed. He was 'unoralized Sept. 8th. We are doing all we can to get eady for Conference. We will try ;o send our pastor tp Conference 00 pt\r cent. NEWBERRY NEWS Calvary Presbyterian Church H_Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor We were delighted to have a argeerowd of adults attend the 3ible class Wednesday afternoon. \fter the lesson was beautifully caught by Mrs, .Scnn (white), Urs. L. I. Pratt exhibited the work hat was done by the children dur ng the Bible School. Ncflct vthe fol owing officers were elected: Mrs. 5. H. Allen, president; Mrs. Mary Hurrough, vinT-Presr;?Mvss Anslie ones, Seer; Miss Thomasina Marin. Asst. Sec.; Mrs. L. T. Pratt, Preas.;?Mi**-Eugenia Alien, plfllist; Mr. Paul R. Allen, Asst. pialist. We invite the youths and aothers to become active, members if tho Weekly Bible c]ass._ Sunday morning the Sunday chool was delighted to greet the >astor, who revrewed the lesson. Vnd we were delightful to have Hiss Annie Belle Murrough reurn after hnvm;: 'pent a pleasant acation. During the Children's Hour the >astor's theme was Lead us rot in! o temptation. After having toldj m interesting story about a ser-; 'ant who waB successful in life, )ecause he .shunned the appearipce, ho reminded the- children rn school to do likewise. ji ,vu W^ss^^TTtiiMiks constipation, an every Don't put up with it? ! the fine old vegetable - ?makes the la/.y colon : brings prompt relief Economical??yes! L dose. And you know I * ? liable, because it's ... "Ahold. of the Ri.fir.K-nR an Burin? the 11:30 service, w"e were delighted to greet the fol lowing old members Mr. G'-'mos and Mi^s Elizabeth Grimes, also Mrs. Summets and guests: Mos-i dames Dora Dennis and Xrncy rr^tTUtrPff-?rfTtf~WTr who recently returned to the city (from Atlantic Crty, N. J., whcie they spent a pleasant vacation. He stopped to spend a few moments with his parents and friends before he returned to Allen University. | Qur pastor's llunie was: "The Call to "Service," the- text:?? serve the Lord Christ," Col. 3:24." He told of the call of prayerr Sunday afternoon the IntermedOpportunities," Matt. 7:7-14 was led by Miss Zadie Reasoner. After The consecration service. thp~nrestr~ dent presented the pastor who introduced our distinguished guests Rev. JohTison, the pastor of Mt 1 Pisgah church, Lauiens and Pitt's Chapel, Mountville.. He congratu lated the children on the splendid 1 work being done by them. Rev. ' A. A. Thompson was also greatly 1 improved with the service and t -outlined the jQQnJcrt'nc^ ^wjll J from 11 o'clock hi the morning ^ -until A o'clock?in?the,.afternoon. 1 We etend a cordial welcome to ell of -tlio yrmlh.; \V.? will 'dn all with in our. power to oinke it pleasant for you. Misses Mattie Glark and -Ruth Cheeks, who are attending Bettis Academy spent the weeSTend with their parents and friends. Mrs.. Car lie Summers has gone to Lexington, to spend an indefinite length of time. Miss Annio Mae Rutherford has gone to Ni'W York to spend some time with her sisters. Misses Ad die Hard, Daisy But ler and Freddie Lyles have entered Allen University; Misses I.illie^ and Lizzie Gallman have entered Bettis Academy; MY. Cieo. Singleton entered Benedict Col lege; Messrs.' Walter Robinson' and James Carter have returned to State College. We wish for all of them a successful term. "Dr. Samuel Robinson, Dr. and Mrs. C. G-. Wooding and Mr. John nhr Robinsoir nf^Phikrrtelphhrr mrr^ tored to the cit-y Saturday to visit his aunt Mrs. Alma Robinson, r< iativee and friends. Mr. T. R. Logan spent the week in Saluda and Edgefield with relatives and friends. He reported a pldasant trip. Mrs. Carrie Cannon Swindler, of New York City left last week after having spent a plensaot timn in the city with relatives and friends. MORRIS BROWN .4. M. E. CHl'RCH Charleston, S. C.?Church gr*ers in Charleston last Sunday enjoyed a beautiful day, with just e"notiph cloud* to insurP pleasant * weather. The congTepatiohs wor t" shipping at Morris Rrown vrrro edified by 2 forceful and eloquent sermons. Our junior church func tioned as usual, prior tq the Tegular morning sermon, which. bo- ( pan promptly at >11 A.M. Text se lected by Dr. Lemon was Mica$| 6:8. The activities of the Sun- 1 ' day ?choon *nd L?agu? wara con- j ~ ! I Z7 ?t? . ....... H })exOUf? j f now/ j to BLACK-DRAUGHT. (Hoeling is causeil 1a? day thief of energy. j j > <jh i ncjieci in i ry . ff .1 medicine that simply go back to work and from constipation.iess than one cCnt a Black-Draught is re- It ght. i B 1 cji ?' ~ ~ ( ducted at thtir ivpcc-tivc hours. Our Junior choir re.ndero.; sj >n did music durirw the entire day unclir the direction of th;. ('h*jr isUi.r:. Irk. .JLiJ-hilliij. .Bcniet i w 'h .. Mr. A. S*. Blount at t he ortran. morning service at the Tall fur persons to jtin the- church. The doors of Morris Brown are virtu ally ktpt open for those wh? wi-h ( To &V&1T themselves if the opportunity to connect with th- church. Our Dollar M n< y effort hejran or. Sunday morninyj with a trim- j eniiiti response, by tr.e mi :i.bo s | **uliu believe?tv\?paying?a-t? start. anJ- not risking ar.y b!e disadvantage later, on. At 8 p.m. the worshippers Ji.? I ti.ned With rapt?at'o ft'.iov?tn?a-Jsermon delivered:* by Miss C ra Bell Ph'ief.or, graduate of the. | TTt^ologTeal sch?-td of llbei'torce^ University i < university. Speaking froni the subject "The Foundation of Clir.s i tian Religion and seceetirg as a text 1st Tim. 1:1. The >-] ?-:. k--r ic IJ the. attention of tip. congr-,;.-.. ' nation while ,sho unfolded . ti e truths of the text sol.cted. This' ?ennuh to ded?what?v*. u "iinii .n jJTfeut day ITi~At~~TTi Rvrvrrr. frr- _ iook furward'ai this wvp:rrtr to 1 "i ?onting of Walter White of *. ?, * N'.A.A.C.P. on Tito ay night. It. is wi.th r-gret that ve a:.nounee file pa>si' g?rf?hh J?.? Holme of class No. 12. the husband of Mrs. Ellen Holm s. .. nder of class No. 54~of-;mn?crmn n. j ?Our. attention now o r,tors "tn preparation fof tr.e ^ t'.- :g An-i nual Cor.fertnco at Mo-lis br-wm Activity seems to is- k y: '.e. Morris Brown host to' th.- - conference and we shall aeunit "ourselves .it the tas'k. M e note w.'h pleasure- the return to the city T BPo. Jno. Clark leader o t ela = s No. 4, who has Lnen spending sov- . eral weeks in Try on. N. C., i and several points in th~ m 'J' - , tains of Western ^ a red ir. a NEW PLEASANT (IROV'E j BAPTIST CIJI RXH . church conducted iu .acryie. Sunday, September IS. lP.'N and' r the direction of Mrs. R. ('. t'ohh. -T%e?.MTici-rs?^..rri, d the service?. A veiy ihspirrcr rpTThion was pre ache-: by. Rev. ti. . W. Dennis. The junior choir appeared in full force and rend-, red , music under the direction (vf M;?s Mattic Rutler. 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