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A REPLY TO SAVOYARD
Mrs. Archibald Henderson
on Woman Suffrage.
In the News and Observer, of
March 2'Hh, appears a letter by
Mrs. Archibald Henderson in re
ply to Savoyard, a regular con
tributor on the Editorial page.
His' article was entitled "A
Word With the Ladies." Ex
tracts from Mrs. Henderson's re
ply follows:
"There is no desire on the
part of the suffrage party to
force suffrage upon an unwill
ing state.
"It does not seem to me a
humorous thing to talk about the
negro race in a way that cannot
fail to arouse race feeling of the
bitterest kind. Kindness and
helpfulness are certainly our debt
to a race whom our country en
slaved and held in bondage.
Christainity demands of us not
sneers and contempt, but that we
hold out a helping hand.
"The women of every suffrage
state ; have this simple right
(Vuradianship of their children.')
It took lifty-iive years for the
women of Massachusetts to gain
this right. The women of Col
orado gained it within 55 days
after they gained tne ballot.
"Savoyard claims that any
woman fit to be a wife or mother
or daughter would take her poli
tics from her father or her hus
band ....... As a matter of fact,
men do take their politics from
their fathers. I do not know a
dozen-no, nor half a dozen ex
ceptions to this rule.
She closes with: "Then I say
to Savoyard that womanhood is
a greater thing than he dreams
of, and that we women who are
mothers hope by the aid of the
ballot to be better mothers, be
cause we shall be wiser and more
helpful women."
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Mission Study Group Start.
The Bible Study CI asses have
finished the courses in "men of
The Old Testament," "Life of
Christ", and "New Studies in the
Acts". Twenty-two groups took
the courses for six months, Prof.
II. V, Chase and Rev, W. I).
Moss were sources of inspiration
al leadership in the normal
groups. loin uousuaii, wiair
inan of the work, had a very effi
cient organization of individual
study groups, normal groups,and
an active force of graup secretar
ies. The attendance on the last
Sunday numbered over 130.
The mission study groups were
organized last Sunday in three
courses, "The Challenge of the
Country," "Islam," and "The
Chinese Revolution". There are
nine groups in these courses. II.
S. Willis is ths energetic Chair
man of this work. . Three nor
mal classes for the leaders are
conducted weekly.
The Volunteers band has
grown from a single member to
four definite volunteers. The
Kansas City Convention has
opened up the question of mis
sip ns to a good number of men.
Yelling Greatly Improved.
A feature of the last few games
has been the organization and
spirited cheering of the rooters.
Under the leadership of Jim
I'ritclictt, Frank Graham and
Charlie Coggins a transformation
has been made. A clever move
has been to divide a yell into
divisions and each section yell
its part. One section yells ray,
the next ray, and the last Rah
rah. This runs down the bleach
ers like the proverbial forest fire.
Another classy "yell" goes
thus: everybody claps three times
fast, then they pound with their
feet, then the man's name on the
end.
B. F. Paty was operated on at
the infirmary a few days ago for
appendicitis by Dr. Hubert Roys
ter of Raleigh and his condition
is very much improved. He ex
pects to be about in a few days.
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