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LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. Paul B. Rabb and Miss Etta B.
Herndon o? Jenklnsvllle, S. C., was
married Sunday, February 6th, at
White Hall A. M. E. Church by Rev^
Vance.
Mr. B. B. Martin and Mrs. Ben].
Mundie witnessed the marriage cere
monial of Mr. Paul B. Rabb Sunday
evening at White Hall A.M. E/
Church, Jenkinsvllle, S. C. \ J
Mr. C. If. Haskew of Char aw!
attended the Race Conference, i
Contractors D. D. Mozie and'
E. Hogood are constructing a big|
tv/c story building near the city.
Pres. R. W. Manee is adding]
another story to his building on
the corner of. Hampton and Pine
Streets.
Dr. J. S. Earle was a pleasant 1
caller al our office this week !
while attending the Race Con
f?rence.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. D. F.
Thompson have new comer in
their home a few days old.
Mother and baby are getting a
long fine.
SMrs. Dr. fJ. H. Goodwin and
MisB Eliza Corley are spending |
a while in I Miami, Fla.
Attorney B. W. Nance has re
turned off a professional trip to
Milson, N. C. He also visited
Raleigh and Durham.
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Mr. 6. C.. Kirkland of Westville
was in attendance at the Race
Confer?nce this week.
The Regal Drug Storeys nearly I
completed. It's now a place of
beauty and a credit j to Colored |
-Columbia.
Mrs. Maty-M. Frederick has been
on the sick list for the past few days,
but is much better at thia -writing.
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A hat bought from Waverley Millin
ery Shop means satisfaction to you j
at small cost. Come and see.
Jenkins' Pharmacy, whose ad ap-j
pears elsewhere, ia already doing a j
thriving business.
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Mrs; W; J. Thomas;-ot Seneca, but
very recently of Norfolk, Va., ls In
the city on a visit to her. daughter,
Mrs. B4 P. Scott..
If a collector fails to call on you
send in your dues to the office.
We are still handling a fine line of
job printing at 1505 Taylor street
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COME TO MORRIS COLLEGE
CHAPEL TUESDAY, FEB. 22.
Preachers of all denominations, lay
men and Sunday School workers are
Invited to come to Morris College, Sum
ter, S. C., Tuesday, Feb. 22nd. A free
linner will be served. Be there at
ten o'clock and hear a great sermon
(rom a man who hails from the far
iorth. At two o'clock an address on
'Thrift" will be delivered. There will
xs great' singing. Spare this time and
lt will pay - you. Come, you are wel
come. Write Rev. J. J. Starks, Morris
College, Sumter, S. C., it you are coni
ng.
j. J. Starks, pres. Morris College.
Richard Carroll, Asst Promoter of
Meeting.
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REV? L EL LOWERY'S
COLUMN.
The following ls an editorial writ
ten for The Watchman and Defender.
But aa Professor Gregory delivered hie
lecture two or three times in Colum
bia, and in as many different placee,
I thought that it would be well to re
produce it in The Indicator tor the
benefit ot ita readers.
The Bahai Movement.
On the fifth Sunday in January the
editor worshipped at the Sydney Park
C. M. E. Church in Columbia by a
special invitation of tho pastor, ROT.
N. P. Haygood, D. D. Arriving at the
church belora the hour for beginning
the services, we were asked to take
a seat in the pulpit, which we did.
While sitting there lacing the congre
gation ,aud watching the people as they
entered the temple ot worship, we no
ticed one of the ushers as he con
ducted a stranger to a iront seat. The
stranger was a man, uud he was not
preprocessing in his appearance. lie
'looked ordinary. He sat quietly and !
?'listened lo a good sermon. He had
previously arranged with the pastor
to deliver a free lecture in Sydney,
'Park Church at 4 o'clock p. m., and
at the close of the sermon, Pastor
Haygood introduced the stranger as
Prof. Louis G. Qregory of Washing
ton, D. C., and requested him to speak
bf . his lecture. Then Prof. Qregory
arose, and, in a good, clear voice, he
Stated that at 4 o'clock he would dis
cuss the principles of -"The Bahai
Movement," and invited everybody in
Columbia to come out, and hear him.
.But .'when'we "li ea rd Dr. Haygood
say that "Professor Gregory of Wash
ington, D. C., will say a word," then
(fdr treacherous memory by associa
tion recalled the fact that about' 15
years ago, when we were stationed at
Old Bethel in. Charleston, a man by
that same name came to that city,
and delivered several lectures on the
?aliai Religion in some of the churches
and halla. Af that time there was a
brilliant young lawyer in Charleston
who was a member of > Old Bethel. His
parents before him were members of
this church. This youug lawyer was
christened in this church and grew
up in the Sunday School, became a
member and a trustee ol the church.
This y crang lawyer took hold of this
new religion, and triQd to master it.
We heard him deliver an a.ddr csa in
U# Bethel at a platform- service Oil -
a Sabbath night, and his subject waa
'Love." And this is the principle doc
trine of the Bahai religion. His ad
dams was.beautiful and eloquent, and
impressive. And this young lawyer
continued to wrestle with this Bahai
revlon, trying to master it, until he
:o$pl3tely lost his mind, and had to
je brought to the insane asylum here '
in Columbia.. tZ
But what is "The Bahai Movement 1
wr Religion?" We heard Professor 1
ir?gory at Sydney Park on the fifth
Sunday; afternoon in Columbia, and
:an truly' say for him that he was
really eloquent and'forceful. He held,
he'close attention of his audience for <
nore than an hour. And these are :
hb> principles of his religion as he '
augh t them :
TThe Search for Truth; The One- 1
less- ol Humanity; the Unity of Be
lgiens; Religi?n and Science Agree;
Dquality of Men and Women; Aban
lonment of Prejudice; A Universal I
.language; Universal Education; Uni
?rsal Peace; An International Tribu- 1
lal; Solution of the Economic Probl
em; The' Power of the Holy Spirit."
The principles seem to be all right',
mt the- Lord Jesus Christ is not recog
tized in them, and any religion that
tali no Christ in it, is not worthy of
he attention of intelligent Christian (
)copie. ? And any attempt to teach, \
ni orce and build up a religion with- !
?ut Christ will be ca utter failure. 1
:ho Bahai religion teaches love, but
t' ls. not the love that Christ taught. ?
t is: not the love that the Apostles j
aught. It is not the love that is pro- <
tailgated by Christianity. It seems to <
ls to be a head religion, and not a \
ieart religion. Nicodemus, a ruler ' J
if tho Jews, was a'man who belived ?
n; and taught the Bahai religion, but *
Christ told him that he must be born
gain. ' And no man can love God and
tis neighbor without' being converted.
.But . another word concerning the
:oung lawyer who. was brought to the
laylum. After he was brought here
ils par on tn wrote us to visit him os
>fton as possible ,and we did so. The
lrat time we called to . see him he ?
leid in his hand a little pamphlet, !.
ind we asked him for it. He readily 1
lavo it to us, and- when we examined.,
t, wo found it to be a book on the
lanai religion. We took it from him
md brought it home, cowing that it !
vas this that caused him to lose his !
i$ind. -Ho eventually died 'In tty* |
isylum, and we took his body home'
o Charleston, assisted at the funeral, ;
ind followed him to the grave. Bat.
vhile this young man embraced th* j
Bahai religion, he never left his
hurch, and his body was taken back
o the church of his parents and to the
:hurch ?f his childhood, and from
his church he was buried: This is
raat the Bahai religion'did for a .'bril-'
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Han young lawyer.
Professor Gregory spoke several
times In Columbia, and each time he
was ahrewd enough to conceal his rea]
purpose. Ho displayed considerable
sagacious Judgment in the wording
aud presentation of his new doctrine.
But while the people admired his ora
tory, they failed to accept his teach
ing. The impression he seemed to
have made was short lived, and soon
I passed away. But there may be a few
who like the young lawyer referred
I to above, who will follow the pro
fessor. 1. E. Li.
IN MEMORIUM.
DANIELS-lu loving memory of nay
dear mother Harriet M. Daniels, wno
departed this liie and entered iuiu
eternal rest February 16, laiy.
Your well remembered footsteps
i was always glad to hear
But now that ihey are silent
I have shed many, many tears.
Not now, but in the coming years,
lt may be in the better laud,
We will read the meaning of our
tears,
And then, up there, we'll under
stand.
Daughters,
MTB. Dunbar and Young.
The Waverley Millinery Shop ia get
ting in a greater supply of new spring
hats. You should call in and Inspect I
i them before making your selection
I elsewhere. You will save money.
COMING, COMING, COMING
Prof. J. ErvIn Dickson, United States
Farm Demonstration Agent, and
Mrs. C. G. Garrett, Rural Supervisor
Colored Schools.
Will tour the county in the interest
of the farms and schools. We realize
that the farm and school need our at
tention at this time and for that rea
son we have planned a speaking tom
?n many of the school district during!
February, and hope every farmer willi
be at the meeting at the aupointeu
time and place. At these meetings I
every phase of the Crisis on the Farm,|
Home and School will be discussed.
Remember the time and place.
Tuesday, Feb 22d, 12:00 M., Pied ]
mont School House.
Wednesday, Feb. 23d, 12.00 m., Team I
School House.
Thursday, Feb. 24th, 12:00 m., Nich-j
olas School House.
Monday, Feb. 28th, 12:00 m., Boyd]
Hill School House.
Please don't fall to be on time, asl
spekaing will begin at the appointed'
time.
-liQcal. Agrl. Agent, 2117 Washington
street, Columbia, S. C.
PAY NOW.
We have sent out bills to Bev?ral
who owe us for. printing and subscrip
tion, from whom we should like to
hear at once. It you have received
auch, kindly let us hear from you. If
you owe us and have not heard from
ra don't walt to get a bill, kindly at
tend to this at once.
Manager.
REMOVAL NOTICE?5.
Dr. N. A. Jenkins has moved j his
jffice from 1323 Assembly street to
1107% Washington Btreet, Over
leese's Drug Store.
WANTED-You to send us at least
one new subscriber. Only |2.00 per
year.
We are printing cheaper than any
>r Inter in the city. Try UR
LET LEKVY, THE TAILOR, on Taylor
Street, make your New Suit and
Overcoat Old Suits altered, cleaned
or dyed. Coats re-lined. All work
guaranteed. Phone I. S. Leevy. 319.
or come to 1221 Taylor St ,
Thanks to all ot out ?ity ?ubJzrIWs
who are paying up -o welt uu? speak
rood words for Thc Tndicatoi Tualka
to tho??, too, whc knock it for its
like a rubber bal ; the ha-dei you
Knock lt, the hlghei It bounces. *
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And Co
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moved out of the. high rei
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THE GREAT fl \CE CON
FERENCE W VS A
SUCCES >.
Notwithstanding the fact that
the Hace Conferance was not as
largely attended this year as in
some years of the past as are
so many other organizations
these days during strenous times
from every point of view, the
Race Conference was a success.
Many helpful addresses were
made on live topics of the day by
men and women best prepared to
make them. ThoBe who attend
ed the sessions have reasons to
rejoice that they did and only
those who did not attend were
the losers of many helpful sug
gestions and new ideas.
The Conferencf ei.ded Thurs
day night with thrilling speeches
by Dr. William H. Johnson of
Charleston; Rev. M. L. Carlisle,
(white) and Bishop K. G. Finley,
(white).
All officers were re-elected.
I. S. Leevy, president; Mrs. L.
F. Holmes, Vice Pres.; Prof. T.
L. Duckett, Secretary and L. B.
Woods, Treasurer.
Among the Race Conference
visitors here this week were:
Hon. R. W. Westberrp, Sumter;
Rev. C. H. Asburrp of Timmons
ville, Dr. W. H. Johnson, Char
leston. Rev. I. D. Davis, Sumter,
Dr. R. S. Wilkinson, Orange
burg, Rev. J. S. Earle, Spartan
burg.
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