Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE OLD GRAY |$By R?*. E. Philip El III ^HnTRUCTION IN THE LANE m H|tor we will destroy this place HfijgluiAe the cry of them is waxen MHMpc oeiore me lace 01 mc i-oni: Hand the Lord hath sent us to deKfeffT it. Genesis 19:13. Ttc hi a. ^world is being destroyed Moday. just as much ai; it \va? PPthe -incident iu above verst Win the Bible was recorded. AnVeri bFciPb prayers are in favor of thi Bfci Allies which is reasonable as al 08 want the United States tc !* win this war. But regardless <>' the country that gains the vietorj P*'* It will have almost a barret world to be built or rebuilt again . That God's destroying angels art in tne world as m me days m j our text no close observer wouh a century in building are destroy ed in hours. Ships costing mil uttOTtS of dollars are destroyed w minute? and humuh lives are be ing destroyed as that of insects ' " God Almighty has many way^,t' 'execute judgment. upon the eart! and hence He doesn't have to re peat. Say what you will but a 'do stroying influence is in the lam today and the end is not yet. believe the attitude of the peoph of the earth will have to change toward. Gud and man before thvit . will be a change in the world'; ?-?condition. Some?white?peopli think it is the will of God fpi them to hate" Negroes. But I an mighty afraid they will have : : different thought before this dc stiklction in the land is over. Main Negroes think their calling is t back bite and undermine ear1, other all?of?their days,?Ihn?I'm. 5*T*n rrninne tn t-? J f U c...1 i: I ..v VI. MI IN Ut> pleased with such conduct:. <m their part by this destnction it the land. This is a day for tlu gospel mnister instead ot tlie politician. The cause of this world's condition today is foend in the Bible and not in Blitekstonc" or any other law books. And when the cause is found the rentedv is found also. To be continued. PROHIBITION I do not drink liquor, wine beer or anything in the bevetag line, but if I were among the law ?t makera-at Columbia,?I declare 1 would utilize my time in discussing measures that would be more helpful to my State tluyj prohi * bition. For unless they can legis^ late some ulan that will destroy _ the thirst of those people who drink they are wasting, that much of time and money in their feeble attempt to make the state dry. Closing the liquor stores in the cities means the opening of liquoi stills in nearly every swamp in country. Tire most cas.al observer will admist that condition., arc & far better now than they wen ^ ^ when the state was supposed to be - dry. I was a?. presiding elder in C--. my church during the dry days. and how many quarterly meetings ~v I could see tangle leg people com - ing to the church. In fact when a ' it big camp mooting was staged you would noo crowds going down in . the woods walking erect hut came : back reeling and rocking. The secret was that Some hotly was ^?down the hfB"Wtth a keg of-w4nve lightning who made more money than the camp meeting. TTi sew" fi era! cases some of tho drinkers ttrank deadly -twison winch caused H-jLi their death, drinking from shoe , ) polish to concentrated lye. I atj?tended some funeral where the mn mourners had to go licvvi tin- hill before they could holler good. Now HJBLWe are glad to have a dry govcr>}T nor at the head of the Palmetto I .? . ... ? . * . stfltc hut 1 will <r <To &ry South Carolina instead of the law Cnlnmlmi. (innilihmf are thousand times better undei alKc tke wet law than under the dry _ . You see less drunkardK and have ? less disturbances at big gatherings. Our job is to educate the people as | to the evils of intemperance and . they will stop drinking of thei] ?:' r-wn accord. No state can i-nnH fr?law to keep people frun.1 drinking , V liquor Vj' UN-GODLY Til IEV KS HkL Last week some thieves undorEflji took to remove the corner stone fir, from our church, believing all the n';- money that was taken up at the orner stone laying two years a>f( was deposited behind it. The;. Hi<: I", nearly a hundred dollars worth p. R:damage to our beautiful structure Sfrl was forced to cancel an Jmporif.dMM?t engagement at Columbia last U week to ae? after the repairs. The 1^, same night the money safe was Btoket^. from Burkp Industrial school uMOtahfing one thousand and three hundred dollars. They have not - Presidertt S. R. Higgii Speaker at Mount Pis] I been apprehended as yet but we. ( have detectives on their trail. This is the class thai is hcine; left here , while the better class is drafted i to tight- Those criminals should be the first to jm hnd plarr ?m front of the battle right before . H?tler. And many others left here should have been gone. ' THE UNION' i The Interdenominational CTnon F hftd a real tine sesMen with liev. | J. \V. furry vice.):: esi'dsm in r "TFitrge. ia\ . .J. \. f un rail t | a tine naac:-<>n Miaisf rial Union ! A lively discussion was indulge ! in , | >n h?nv in Tenyh the Vhoifsamls id . juntouched elv. w !-. people in Chared lestoii. A-=***eeiul enmiVli'tee was ! named to work out (TetaFIsT RcVT ) | 1. \\". Murpb was the order of. th< - lay of tiie AMU. Aujance and :.i. j w.-.-agc vya:- li'.vap; t ie :m-1 tec: . 1 dive; ed li1 fore that bode. i .1-1 it I s Advance <Mt Our Knees ' r tf-MOP MM;T1\ Idili s TO j SOUTH ( A KOI.IN 4. I Wo take very great ploavito im announcing to the nubl'ic that TTTT " Kt. U<>v. .Itv.r, \Vi!iianr Martin. A. i j Ai.. i).I>. ( t Chicago. III. th? [ : c?t" tho Fitt'.i Kpiscopal district. A ! M. K. Zian Ciinren v. ill attend tho i -beck-up meet in,, f(,r the I ivinprs ' J '?m College' Funn. in the K<\'\: v*\< ^ lay. Fob. nth at 10: ".!) A.M. TVosh^rrrcr?I** ?-.his. -MA Shaw - crMiii'.- a' 1 M '?-'"iiaj,y I W nk' :. >;?-legates and >~H\ oTkr'- t '|.c present wit.', tlu-ii I I'i * ' !? I'^-ylV t'l'f] . i villgslon I All' h To- ilv' " i will be h>-t :t? t; ;!io ,pM?'i v. ill lo. cive tho valuable w. .% h. 11: is nl\\.;\s given l i.iivv t' v \;-i: >,' this worthv ore: ' .. M;1 'IVc.-oVlV. Fe> I'l'l. Hi-imp i- < ;."j* ail of t ? !' <-.??<h 'to F'ders of t! o Z"i'?n J "It?i? - m 1 : '/. State. a!! Minis; ;;i ' ! oo- <>f <"?i -1 * - 'i C'iil'"Vo i < nio"t in a special session in the main aitdi t<>> iuni?of?Clinton?C Mlngc.? Hill. SrC.-^at 11 :'tn oV'I'w.'l.: A.M. in. liso'-stt bp-oners of importance r<?. I iulive I<? the ce'lerve and to have -ttlto fttttt4--eiHc'i;-uo iVr-thc 1 ivi'vras. , I tone Kiiiul.. Bis'r.on Mar.lin will leave the state efirly Wednesday morninu'. Fel.. 1' ill t<> attend ilii- Founder';! Day Celebration at Livingstone College. Salisbury. North Carolina. I TILLMAN NEWS H\ V. Francis Clover -1?Trro?Missionary-?Sisters1 pro| irpam at S.t. .John AMU ch;i>'h Sun ' ' day was a grand success. Rev. .1. i R. Stevenson the pastor ed' Ml. - Xi'?n remiy deliver, . U-c word ol God from Isaiah <1:X. subject Chris 1 liaa?Servi .'e.?iiic?sura eoili i ted I er'ly pleased the sisters. I Sunday nit-lit Lovely Mill Raplist church had a packed-house to j hear "Savannah Jubilee Singers". [Otl'oting eullected S-M. 10, Ileal them at St. John AilK cluinli^>n -i Sunday. February 'JH at .r p.m. Mr. Quiney (Hover, manager. You must let the Ralnietto Leader lead you in the reading of the news. t | RKTIIF.L A. M. K. (TIl'KCil Rev. W in. .Jaehson. Raster ' McCit llnuv'dc. S. C.? Sunday : sehool was a- usual, with its of '(iters at- tiuir post of duty. We (wen- lumpy ,o iiavt. our j residing | -lder V.'itil us todav Iviliiinn 1 ?CT"nrt q~artuTlT- vor.feiTiii'c?n~r l'.'4d. 11 i-s- -d+seourse was taken i from K;:ekiel 47:1. subject The Pes urreetion of Dry Hones. Tiu* spirit j of our f.on! and Savior ten?" , l' i i.<t visited the many hearts that IH'UHI tiU' VVOVds of the l.nl'il. ; We arc praying for the sick evI ci vvvl.ire. I ?? ST LP 11 K.N N i:\vs -i Sunday?no I ?w-h-??h??best ' ml tinu-ly ri viewed by the Sunt )i V li" .M I ! i) ,p?1! Mil i many point.-. A larpre t-ontrre^ation was o it on .Sunday II iyrti r. The missionary president :i nd other lathes yaw a program. It utrs-vmy y?>< d. every [one sterned to lave enjoyed it. rile amount rai.-ed was Sdo.O'i. We are proud of the ladie^ in Alien chapel. Ov_r President. Airs, Koala j.Middleton is doinvj fine with her work! | Miss Genevieve Williams is home afteP-spending'ten monies in Ports mouth. Ya.. attending beauty college. "She is home ready for work J .ut ile Springer is home ! spcndTfig sometimo \vTtTi paTT-Tits Customs officials on the Texas.-, .Mexico border remove the coffee stamps froin rationing books of Americans who seek to import coffee I from IM?.< ito. | A lnrge portion of the warm water panfTsTi produced in "Fefler'ffT ! fish h icheriesfyoes to stock farm pondt to provide local fish food. ikkL.. OMUtljEuty.jokmr-r. . V *s-Fowders Day? ?ah, February 14th j Mi Pi^v-'ali A. Ai. K. chuivh wrll , ' li'h: :il< Kiuin<lt>r's 1 )nv. Kthi-uurv j 1 I. i'ij.",. Dr. S. K. Higgihs .-president, of AlteTT unlvers.ny -vntt hi | tile forte-red *-ttcrt-forthe oeeasioa ' 1>r. Higgdw?will i>iriifii ul 1 Ll'1' morning worship. A special nro ! gi am lias, been arranged for Sun1 day even'n?" at 7:"') at vvhicli linn t th?? president will appear again. , The l ife of Hi:hnrd Allen will I ?Others appearing on -program [are .Miss Jessie Sini'h, Gladisf Ted 'lard. .ilr. .1. D. .U. Darnels, .Mrs. jSusiv N'anee. Tl'e public is invited to bath of tin se serviees. Don't fail to mmhear Dr. Iliggins. SF MM Will ]?; ITFSTtnTT ZONK NO. 1 I I.? iirA zone <>1 \> SLS end rat j ing fireer-P. tin ! n ator '-'"v, J j (iib.hes. Pres. Mrs. -Eleanor I A!: 11 r. St. Mark and S*. >. T. 11 j fire v. < in".list.- r. I! 'i., D. S. ( new Pies. Mis. IJusn?M'.u i ?W+T;*mhand I!ei:i\i'Je. preacher, !bv. S. j V. Kow'.t r. Pres. I':??i!iiw . Sm-tji. (. int'iuin :iml Pimeim, prolale. i.'tv. \V. \V. Ciiarltt n. was rail <1 i<)'?ctl'ri' at llethel Methodist I ehai. h .'an. -It.. 1 n.m. I?> chaired n of thf above Zone. Mrs. Junie Maw. ell. After a lovely devotion snrt'au'.Mi's.. J. Maxwell opened the .. -)i -iaess 11>- a-l- iiiL'- the members i*;?? seh-ct a secretary. Mrs. Pan?line Smith was nominated and *j "lerteil. Ida eh inendn r t stilted ot I CITe jrnod work-in WXCS and, rej solved to ,do more l<> make the j r?r?nrti/.a t -fit! ; aiicees- tliis 'year j in her respective eh' reh as in vet before. The appoi tiemrrtrt-s?were given ' for < 'onf -retiee Pledge. Organi/a-I tihn. t'ultivation to he r.ported] - -on?hy_ ihv.?following eharches: j |\Ir? er-Heliiel". I.andruni :iniI Pun- ; lean. St. .Marl: and St.. Matthews. . ilei'tvill" ainl Weliford. Those j .diar ies pledged to rolled and re- . 1 >o 't all of.Jli*4r three askings 1 " Ik torn?t+rr?Mjd-year ('onveiuion . S. P. Pres. WSPS Mrs. Phyllis! M. (iibhes gave a full an I inter- j 'Toting?repoi t of -the Oonte re nee j Slate Meeting in Florenee. June j 17-lNl and the amounts each <> f.j the n:n" i!i a riets are as-vssed for) i tile vari-'d iiiuses for the vear to i hi- reported in full. Tile St. Mtnk inenibers invited | the Zone ntcnibt vs lo met! With ' tht-iu at their next .appointed s. s-j si' n. The weather was propitious. J the Trnrhertny entii. .-ia^l-h-;?4lit- ) public contribution splendid: the . adores -es interesti'nglTifiTThe"hos- | pitaiily congenial. The *ir. < 1 in,, j closed with benediction by [ astoi | John (iivbtS. 1 LKXINdTON (TRCPIT XKWS Rev. I. <). Simmons. Pastor The Sinyinir convention held "at Iiethel e! ureh on last Sunday was ^r;inil. The^e were seven rhurch; (-s ivoresi ntcd in the conjrretration ! out only two thoLs sany. th.ey were ! lb. theV aitir Fprimr Hill. - A ~ncat i -una of >11101.ry was raised. Mr. .1. f -W, Black is the president. He is I i ids.. ni'f hcleonto to tile district i I - : . Olid (. Vl TV. ( . j "i'lv- M is.-io;uiry la.dirs followed I <m ami liu'V were very plea: . 1 nvei ' the linnntial returns to aid them. | Mss. Jennie Sliiih is presi?l"nt of I tin- Circle a; Rethel church, j We w> re thrilled in having the 1 Rev. R I'inklic with us in the l 3,.:i.d.jy fihenl and the fine address : ;'::11?rr I'lini!"?'.vill. MM ely?linnetj loon. :n err memory. The Sunday School C'-ircuit drive ; is oh in a bin way hut at this v.rit ii'.'j Mt. V.inn school is holding the' 'banner. ;is to attendance. We reali ly don't !;now wre.t the end will lie. Rev. 'Simmons is mahintf rajudj-{tides' in the netv fiolft wherein he . has beer, appointed iTs chairman " of tile War Savinu'.s i?Latl'_aaxl he | | has forthwith appointed the l'olI Rush. Rev. A. A. Amaker, Rev M I'). I'.oiran. Rev. .John M. Moreland. 1 l'r?.f. R. W. (billiard. Prof. Gonzaj les l.ybrana and Miss Marthii P. | W> in-ht. I This appointment has hern con. j I finned by our state officials. Mr, j Stnekey and .Mr. \V. P. Bowers. , i Rev. Simmons states that be is looking forward for <?rcat things in this field of defense work. With Xt active teachers, all of which seems to bt. in great a cord with the great liead of mrr nation. Miss Kva Mae .Jones has returned to her home after several weeks " visit to relatives in Akron. Ohio. Mrs. Clara Leanhart had as spec .?ia> -thmter guest on Sunday, Mrs. Florence Mims, Miss Z. M. \Vi,se. Mrs. Sallie I.eaphart, Miss Grace Harris and Mr. Paul King. Those on our sick list this week are Mr. Russol Portee, Sr., and " Mrs. I'lilktl Drohcr. We hope that they will soon be themselves agnin. 1 THi: PALME <t... . -=? 85,000 See H Thousands of Nt'fjro Roy Scot on the home fronts An example < Troop 88, lucnmomi, VX TfreTe 1TUST \.\ N I A!, Mh'iri i.\?; S.oliU I'.- t ili n.vl. i.n I!: 1 t i>- | l: al Sirsi.. t':.r>>lina i- oil /.iii:: -. -.'I h<iv Sn 1' i lAet;* l*.t . ; ' "JilldlJ l- : t'linX l'lahf i'-" V-- Ui Vvi'v- i'!'r el'ssi'-l v.hi'.it ii> i ^ vl t tt:p- nf';r tivr??ftn* tin*-?yr-ttTr- 4 Tin- < !' tioc 'il'o'j -tVf.s tin*?ri11' 1 i*'1. .1 o.i- " 1 I?' y?hi. * M. I1'. '?> 1^- iV.- : A i.l. O- x j A. & M. ('< Oiv.nsre- ! < . The lotlowiny v-"-u inn Sruiiti-M::UI i. wi . .. i IvX?-VUti\V 11. Sk'NiIi- f<M j having been in tin* riovernet:t foi | !iv > or iii= .re years: F. Whit- j taker. A. Johnson. 15. A. -!7.er-j tt. \l. W. Maiye. J. F. i' -u-. I!. | iit Phirkncy, James T. Firr.io. 11! 1'*. I.in-Isa} and M?<nioo 1'aylor. I.c rov F. Scott, Fa lil K:: culiw of iho Con',:;.! So th I'arerfmt?(-Vmhx il. ma'Io. h/s report, which war follow I by tho oh e I tioa of otlicmy for 1 '! !. I'lvM-J dent Wnotalc r of State F~ll "Ire I was elected Chairman; Mr. Klberl i 17. Rogers, principal of Carver School Vice-Chaii man: aial Mr.' C. \V. Madden, principal of Howard School, Commissioner.. Tin re ai'c Id Troops. U HI Scouts, an-i 77 Scooters in the ' Cotmt-rh- ? ? - ? Uthor intorosCny nnd 1. ! t?fri 1 1 talks wore mr.de hy I )> . J~ 1-1. ! llrijrirs. Rev. .1. C. Colclonjrh. "Mr. f. A. Johnson. Mr. T. J. Crawford. Mr. John 11. MoCrav Mr. W. IT. TJui ten. Mr. Henry Jack Williams and Mr. RSfccoe 17. Ste-. veils. Mr. C. W. Madden w a s master of ceremonies. F; hriin vy i"?-1 - ivr;.?T? it <> y I Seoul Week. T:.o whole nation pauses to ,-,J;te tiie orjra nutation "ddei'i te? iM smymv,in his World" War a- in tic last to the winning- TTT the War. 15ut I Scouting does not r<. 1 on its laurels. The praises w'r.ivh So 'its .justly deserved tor their remit j l< s- services to their country <>n| ly spur them on to jrivat'. r endeavor. .AM Scouts arc t nic: t to wear their uurfornis durinif Boy "Si-oiit Week.' Ta t every Scout ati tcyl Lily iiii.itell -Ul! hi.- -choice mi. Sunday. February .7. 1 There will i> a spe cial tin can 'Irive the 1 -'ith <T February. Clirl Scouts anil Boy Scouts may he admitted to t'iic '.'Capitol Theatre an this bate a a.m. A floor show anil pic*? re will Ue feat.urtuk Ten or more (tins will admit you free. 9 Troop 154 of Allen-Benedict "ToriTr '1* dtte TtvT?r-Trg1sr:flr 152 of State College re-registered 2\ Scouts last week. :tto leader ?uts_Ali Out fc 2I&&-*ay-:-&*? - ? ' ? :w*%* .lis throughout America are helping of their work is this pile of scrap arc approximxrety 85.000 Negro 1 More Than 85,000 1 Scouts in Scouting - .poouliau :.<r Na;rv.> H?>\- ; 1 .1. | '.'p'tt'!! t an:!*. !<".* rhc pnyf+o yi> ; ?nti! tiVr-y thrrr?-rc?rnov tr.ntH N '(>>.- in <1:1 tit:'.:. I y r 1." ninca . n .aj? n. t d.ll au* U:I in;r ino train . v.v mvc^ii! v t<> b 1'oy j ; ll iuil'VS.. Ciiiuvlifr v.vr nmoiijr the leaders | !i >??::< >r 11 > S.< ir. Troop* ^ nakin.t; acnih.iMe nui-ur.ir places. ' : 1! i--- rial 1 n- limuuial aid. I (' .a me atintr upon the active part : akt 11 l.y n liyious Lo.'.iv.- ia j?r - ! loli.ur Smutinjr. Uri Stanley A I Martis. tin-. Nittioj-.a! ! > i i*.? 11 r <>1 ntt 1-Facial Ai-ii'v it it > Hoy Scout. f A'.erica, sail: "Scouting is the i k-a! program ' '';C?R(;KT()\vn hoy S< OI TS ' f;i:t' XATioy.vi. chat:-: i:r: (jeoryptown, S. The Xati'm ' al Council of Hoy Scouts of Amcr j ioa lias placed a scout troop in 01 -itv known as Troon Number 11 St.'I f Howard hi?h scrool. with Mr ! I). 1-'. I'.arrayc a.s the scot:'.mast<-i who is (loinu a Avoiidcnful job. .These arc run who an- rc-sj.i s! 1.! 1 - for this tr. on: Pmi. 1 '.cck, P: .if. Cm- ,1. } . . p. A. Tl'.ni!"). -on, .Mr. Aoraiiaii. l.aV. i t n >. Mr. j From < ha: lc.-: n: .Mr. .In n Fv i. S. PrrHtrr from ?ieorfr'rt"*.cn. 1 ll.ukiuv. s ou: t xOctTtivt ; Prof. F I f\ J;u-k-i>!i <-u ] many o'.Ikk#;...iu-rt| in tin- city. Sunday i-vnuiny. Ken; 7th a; I 11-1- in n... -c i ->ci ' ... > i . \ . >liHpastor of 1!' iht'sdu I'apti.-v t htii' h j-svill ;iU'W>v a-MH-cie.l rernton to th*r ; I?<*S.ouls. J Sunday al'to' i.i <n l-'cT. 1 ltk at ! 1 i>.:ii. ti.cie wiil be sno ial inner...! rendered by the Moy Scout* I and the citizens at la theL A.UH i church. The pvriyrani ;'inl the j name uf?Lhf speaker?vvilj be an-. financed m xt wet k. I Tile ivembers of ir.o Troop en.uniimv are prof, \\ . ^Inward. Pec. 'fT/ A. Thompson. .Mr. Ahra! ham I.a-ATen.e and .Mr. (T S~ l*nr j "her. rhrrrmnn; Prof. Deck", ex I nifieio. Jcis'.'jili \\ . Kobinson. scribe. j t.iJU, S< Ol I I HOOP I \<>. 1 fs 11 M.I, I j Oil" (>: t!u' loveliest allairs o' , the season was the so mi-formal (fame of fhr< Girl .Scout Troop No. 14, which was held Saturday nitc January ,40th celebrating the Gist birthday of President Roosevelt. 1 ?Thlvtv-nni? invited gucstrf frw present. The Troop served cookies rand pineapple orange punch. ir Uncle'Sam . -4 - . - meir oromer scouts win the war metal and rubber gathered by rtm- the United States. _ ?<iegro Boy Today_ ~r r .the ChinCh. It roquims- no r.vxJja e ipr.iOMt - just a leader ami a 1 lace to iveit. It heb s the church ho',.1 its hoys at a most critical p:l'iiu!. It trains them for active leadership in the church ol' tomorrow. It helps to attract jion-church ! oys an ; it gives the pastor a i.vi.'.m. ?.f.-trained hoys organized 'or st i". icc to t!ie church; No wonic i it has b-etr officially endorsed by so many .Negro church leaders' Two very strong churches, the National Baptist Convention, U S. A.. Inc.. and the African Methodist IA..'-copal Church, have re centlc i-.ia;le strong effort.- to organize more Ilov Scout Troops foi the boys of their churches. Both th.esc churches adopted resolutions ring the organization of Troops ia till ehutvhe.-.' The President ol the National Baptist Conventioi -aid the conference in Atlanta .Co.: "I hope to sec every Baptist l:'.:u?vh with a strong ISeout Troop The resolution of this body meeting: as the National. Sunday ! School am! Baptist Young Peoples Cabin Congress is as follows: i tic .National S. aniJ Ik Y, r ' r,.,1:. ... Hi- \t .11 .lernnirin President Auxiliary to tii" Nation a) Raptist Convention. U.S.A. Inc. . expressed its confidence and realr : y.atio'i of the efficiency if the Hen S oaf AJovcr.U't'.t"- in ?the t a oht i f hoys- fur leadership, hotl in ("it..rch and State. and its plats i i'r. the total educational i-ro^rati the Church: anil cxptesstd fur ! '.i:er, it" do- iVi.1 to have a part il ; this world-wide character building pTnTran; for iTiy^Ty^nannnotnT ' j 'iitits unqnati'ficd endorse liV-nt and support. in Resolution a d"ptod in annual session." Tlio African Methodist Epi.sco ?pai Church likewise accepted Scott : :nj?. setting forth its attitude ii the followinir resolution adoptei at i'l.- (lento al Confiuancc: "Resolve: T'na; the 1'oy Scout of--Arm-toea shall ho the. oru;aniza lion fur t1 ? toys of our ('huTch ani . dial aL iin- very earliest date, ev cry Allen Life (iaar.d Troon 1 i'y ami apply for a charter as : I Troup of Hoy Scouts. ' "It is further recomcnended tha ,'.he Hoard of jControl through th I T'.neral SeeretaTy, establish th ' | roper contacts with the organiza I torn of the Hoy Scouts of America select a qualified, adminiwtrativ personnel and provide suitable lit erature for promotion of th<? Mov mCnt. "Sharing m a world-wide char acter building program for bo; \ ~~ MT: CAR.MKL~\3TK. C HI RCH Rev. D.C. Hro\Xn, I'astur Sunday School opened with the ..ssistant s.ipt., C.T. Saxon oFFicfatinp. 1st bible class was ta. jrht by Rev. (J.W. Darrah. The lesson watt reviewed by-prof. il.M. Sitto n. Miss Zenobia Barksdaic left oil I-unday for Toledo, Ohio to vi-sit and spent a lew days with her ami'.. Mis. A! mil Smiley." ,\\'e were sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Dennis BarksdaTe. who passed 111 New York. The funeral will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. A.N. Saxon had their fifliest anniversary Dee. 27 It' 42. Mary Belle Darrah, reportei J| In Men In memory of 1 Celia Dial Saxon, - January 29, 1935, "How stranj ;BE We who ha> Half our he Must live tv Sffl ln onrB ?;???Dear, I can 01" my own I'll build vol ? M ~ A llen and "Benedict Bafikeleers to Clash February 9th 8 p.m. ! i The fans of Allen university aiul j I Benedict cbTIoye are in for a thrilln-r evening of basketball Tuesday - February-it. -whcE^l4iv_Juiskcleci:8.^ , if .Benedict college and Allen uni-f cersily meet in Allen university I gymnasium at 8 p.m. The public ! is cordiaily invited. 1 | FIRST AFRICAN i j BAPTIST C'Hl'UC'H , Beaufort, S. C.? The fc'unday j school was called to order at the | . usual hour. The pastor reviewed i the lesson im a few hut well ehos- . en words, which was enjoyed by | -ill. Afterward' the regular preach ing service began. The pastor I preached a very inspiring sermon from Hebrew,. 4:12. theme There is Power in the Won!. We had the following visitors: Mather student body and some members of ' the .fatality;.- alsr>-members of the ' 1 B**y Scouts club of this city, a 1 mmpanicd by their leader Prof. | Kent Alstop; principal of Robert f Smalls high school and the assis- I 1 tant. Rev. W. M. Simmons, Si . J . who is a newly elected pastor of ! t Ladies Island Baptist church here, j Evening service began at S:()(l j , o'clock. The pastor preached a- I notiier soul stirring sermon from i Rom.:tns Sa'.O theme The Mvster- I as of Bod. Mrs. Florence Bee one of our I me irdl crs was t'unc ralixed Jtiiiti- j H'y 1M>, HM:;. She leaves to mourn I ier passing one sister, Mrs. Julia ! Brown, Beaufort; three sons. Kith i . ard Bee, Baltimore. ?.T?i.; Pvt. Jul- , ius Bee who is stationed in Caii- I lot nia; Johnie Bee. New York; one sister. Mis. Julia (Irani. Ilan ford. Conn. Mav God bless tucsc 11 ' I Id ' o'' J" Cayce Community r Heal Cdiinjal.ffli Proves Success Mrs. (I.S. Bowling reports that - the Cayce Community worked t splendidly during the Tuberculosis "> Christmas Seal Campaign! ' For this most worthy cause, Mt. i ' Cm Ilaptist Church of which Rev. | ^ J.C. Spajn is pastor, cunt ributed #.10,00. N'mv Life baptist Church | '1 if which Rev. W.C. Sanders is the j pastor, contributed $">.00. I Individual members and friends !l >1' the community e< rtributcd $10 The total .collected from the com* j uurhtf was $25.00 and the total c> ! collected all together was $05.00 e including a contribution of -10.00 i by the Cayce Klementary School. l? Other reports are expected tc c come in later. c j will make for a grontcv onviehmcnt I nf life For our Krocp- nnJ enhance - ] the value of our contribution to a transformed social order." Saturday, February 6, 1913 Classified Advertisins ~ Column ?-?? Special Notices, Cards of Thanks, Slemori&me, Birth Announcements Marriage Announcements etc. are charged for at the rate of 10c per j line. Cash must accompany the order. Minimum charge 50c. IN MEMOIII AM In loving memory of our husband _nnd father Khan Slater, who departed this life one year ago. You live with us in memory always And sad is our hearts. We loved you, but God loves you best. And called, you home to rest. Wife and children. tL AGNEfi SLATER. * loriam ny mother, Mrs. who died January ?e life is! H . re buried H W arts eo lives j ir monumentT ARY RAY SAXOx\. MNKTY-S1X NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Joel Calhoun and throe children of Clinton, N. C., were quests of. Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun last week ?CpI7 William Harris of Camp liutner, X. C., spent last week with his -parents Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Harris. Cpl. Harris finished his * 1 raining- at Hampton institute. He is stationed in X. C, and getting on nicciy. Mesdamos C. A. Dean ami G. A. Parker wore called to Anderson, S. to witness the funeral of Mrs. Marie Adams sister-in-law Mr. George Burton, Mrs. Mamiaji Leach, Christine Nance, Ellen Goorc win. Manerva Joseph and Anunie l.upie, arc on the sick list. We hope how soon they will recover. Mrs. Carrie Rodpers arrived on Friday from a visit in New York to bo with her sick daughter Mrs. Nance. Pvt. Maxie Lee and Charlie Harris of the U. S. Army spent a week with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Harris. BARNKTT SAYS UNTAPPED NEGRO FARM MANPOWER C AN UP FOOD PRODUCTION' 'Continued from Page 1 adequately used in the war effort. "There are several things which these farmers need in order to convert t" a full wartime footing," said Mr. Harnett. "First there is the need for seed, baby chicks, a brood sow, a heifer or a tv.ilk cow, and the need for shifting farm families from unproductive, submarginal land to soil whose yield will be commensurate with the effort put forth by the operator. Finally, additional supervision is also needed." ii\ in i.lla Caldwell ^ <)F OKAVC.EHCRG COM MISSION ED T.IIKD OFFICER Contmucd from Page 1 j olfiec of S. Morgan in Orangtdniry j betoiv enrojling in the WAAC. I Ail members of Officer Candi^^ J date Classes are currently choso^^J from the ranks of the enrolled members of the WAAC. Leadership finalities, attention to duty, Jil l outstanding ability are prime j requisites of selection. The Of( ricer Candidate Course is competitive, with a commission as a ? Third Officer given to Wiose who if , successfully complete {he work. ? T 11 15 ? NEW COZY INN j j The Most Attractive Cafe j I in the City Will Serve You With Lunches Sandwiches, Heer. Wine, Cold , Drinks of every kind. Call and ! see for yourself. Reasonable Prices to All 1509 HARDEN STREET 2 "Mrs. Cornelia Osbie Gray, Proprietress ^ I -VI v v v v }] . j i 'j