The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-06-18
MEYER MILL, ELLENTON
AND DUNBARTON DOTS.

A very useful. mar gone. On the
third inst. Saxon Graham died at his
home; near Milletville, SC. His re-
mains we're laid to rest at Ned Branch
Baptist Church Sunday, the 5th. The
funeral was largely attended. He was
a deacon of this church. He was a
loving husband, a faithful father and
a useful officer. He leaves a wife and
several children and a host of friends
and relatives to mourn his 10. We
may not soon look upon his like again.
The Four-Mile Union held it's SEES
sion with the Runs Baptist church the
Fifth Sunday in May with apparent
succes SIS. Let us hope that these
unions may mean more than simply
the coming together and the raising
of money.
We hope that it's aim will be to ele-
vate the race, point it's ambition high
er spiritually, morally and intellect
ually,! fighting against everything that
pulls our people down, viz, such as
selling blind tiger, immoral living and
the like. If we are to rise at all 1t
must he through righteousness.
Mrs. Ellen Shows of Smelling Sec
ton died on the 10th inst. and her re-
mains were laid to rest on the 18th
inst. at st. Paul Baptist church. The
funeral was preached by Rev..A.
Chisholm, who did credit to the occa-
sion. The crowd was large and or
derly.| May she rest in peace.
= Mr. Henry Williams, that wide
awake and business like farmer,
passed through DunbartoA and Donora
en- route to his upper place near
Never Mill. s.. c.. He stopped with
the writer.
Every LOYAL Negro cant help from
feelinI proud over so:oe actions of the
Covers nor CT Georgia ard scnle OF II;
huc2aae citizens VITO eve usins- sreh
strenuous efforts to alleviate the. poor
and oppressed Negroes of Georgia
especially in the peonage cases where
many poor carnival vassals OF our
race are kept in abject slavery. Let
us pray earnestly that God will give
us still more sympathizers IN THIS
great race of white people.
c. S. Dunbar, delegated from rus
kegee! to the Y. NJ. C. A. in North
Carolina, which convened on the 2oth
ult. and adjourned on the 9th lnst.'
on 70. ute back to Tuskegee, stopped
over and lectured for us at the acad-
omv hear Donora, S.. c., on the 18th
inst HE made a strong moral appeal
to his people, and said that the pur-
nose of the Y. M. C. A. was to iden-
tifv. y~isionize and learn the needs OF
other. F~orty-eight schools and col
99FsegFWNere represented and III dele
gates and distinguished men from va
-rious Estates in. the meeting.
DR.. Plato Durham, Of Atlanta, says
tho hope of the world is not in mere
law 1,ropagando, but in the hope OF
who calls themselves true Christians.
This includes fair dealing to all men,
all nations and all races, regardless
as TOT the situations.
DR.. W. W. Alexander, in the same
meeting. saws nc race is static De-
cause: they are hitched unto the PROV
idence of God. Any race who tries to
se+ limitations on another race. those
%people are shutting out the purposes
of Cd d. Oh, my people, let US turn
to CO. and live, for it hath been truly
said the purposes Of God is just and
riehte u altogether. Ny last appeal
to the colored sisters on the FOUR
Mile field and elsewhere never lay
down YOUR righteous arms, take fresh
couraye. Good will towards all.
S. B. Cocker.
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