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Saturday, Jirtyll, -awaa ^ 1 *, - ? 1 ? - Church News I _ ' - - BY DR. J. Zion Baptist Church News The first Sunday in the 2nd quarter of the annual Sunday School lessons found us with maspecial drive which we have on to make our church membership ??at least 20 per cent of the Sunday School I pupils. We have much to do yet by way of solicitintr ne~w members, and then stancy. and creating a love for Bible stdy, and kingdom uplift work." . Our regular 11:30 services were ^ . inspiring, pastor White took his text from these words; "I that, speaketh unto thee am He." sub*. T "Christ and the Woman of Samaria.M The church was packed with eager hearers who thirsted > for the water of life, the sermon ? was well prcparedr^xiwerf ullyjdelivered and graciously accepted by the big congregation. Three of our veteran ministers occupied llitf'rluluit with the pastor r~Rev. WrH. Williams, Paul Ilayncs and Harry Gunter, two of our licentees: Bros. P. H* Simmons, andJ. H. Hughes. Deacon Ruff of the : Corinth Baptist Church, Union, was an honored guest and seemfed to enioy every word that fell from Dr. White's lips. Deacon ~~Kult' is the father of our young druggist and manager of the Re ?gal Drug Store hereon Washingi. OJ?*? X luii oireec. First Calvary and Trinty Corifmune with Zlon At 4:00 o'clock P. M. the long ^ clay. Dr. H. W. Long, and Rev. Mr. Stover, pastors of First Cal vary Baptist and Trinity Baptist respectively with their deacon boards came down and took . . ; Commuion with us. This was a spiritual feastT~TfrcL Jameg sang as never-"before" Revs. .. Long ancl~Siover conducted the ser\4ees,,^f>r. Long read the ChurcETCovenant and-made ex_.posi.tion of the same,-Rro. Hug - - hes?carried?all-to a-thnme -pf grace in a prayed "that shook the entire .congregation. "Services over, the pastor called on Deacon Pink Ruff for a talk membered in Zion, which was followed"by a talk from Deacon ..- Mayo from Trinity. These were followed by spiritual comments of Rev. Stover and Dr.'.Long, which were splendid. A collection of $7.00 was taken for Rev. W. H. Williams an old minister. "Bless be the tie that binds/' . was sung. AtT 8:30 P.M. the pastor 1<i tnvutvi again ii uiu Lilt: LCAli 11 the words spoken by Angels were steadfast, and every transgression and disobedience^received a just recompense of reward; how shall we escape if we neglect so : great a salvation."-?The pastor Stowed. God, allowed Jews because of their ti angi essiqn Ui strew graveyards-from the Red Sea, to Jordan, whicfy was"jpst recompense" for their violation of legal dispensation.^ Theii *he showed the dispensation of grace was greater than that of the ler gafr'hccatree i[ was made possible by the blood of the infinite God Himself; thendhere could be nc escape, if we neglected the "am. pie terms of mercy." Next Sunday at 3:30 Rev. N S. Smith, fjpnfttor of Wpatoy JVT E. Church and choir, will preach at Zion Baptist for all the Ush13 ? 1 _ _ r ii '' "rv ci uuwus 01 me i_>ny. ur Smith, Columbia's live wiraminister, we hope will face a crowded house. ? Mrs. Tleda HaUT Bigga, anc siting her sister in ^gqrinsbqrjy N. (1, who was quite ill. Mrs Diggs was back at her place <d duty at the pipe organ, and re> v.; '^ f _ n * ^ Of Columbia I do 3 ?c< C. WHITE ?* ? ' , --||^p Mrs. Cornelia Renwick, Moth-!Mi er of Mrs. J. C. White, came|ci< i down from Union to see her mc Of grand daughter last week, and . t will remain ~for Itoo weekly-or^ more. Little Miss' Almeta Cor- p nelia Elizabeth WJ^ite is doing fine as well as her mother, Mrs. 1 Medora'White. . ' ^ On last Sunday afternoon the B. Se' Y. P. U. met at 6:2Qt with Mr. J. T, Catlcr,presiding, the lussun was very?? beautifully discussed by different members-of the Union. Qn next. Suiis-AL, day afternoon July 12, there will be "J.1 a Bible play dramatized, in the B. Y. P. U. at 6:00 o'clock, jjntitled "The ( Ten Virgins," come and see one of the ,)OJ 7 ' " C6I best Drama's that we have had -this season; you mjss it you will mica six o'clock sharp, and they said unto j ^ him-Lord, Bordy open unto us, and he ^ said- unto them, "Veriily I say unto : you, I know you not." SIDNEY PARK C, M, E- CHURCH ' Blending St., Between Main and As- ^ * Hembly? ~ ' ?ah [I'o Sunday School was opened at 10j30 *n * by the Superintendent. Quite an in- , c teresting lesson was held, after .which a fine eolleetjqn was.taken. - | ^ After Sunady School we all assem-! bled with the members and visitors !" of the cfyurch to hear a fine sermon, ^ -preached -by. our pastor,-Rev, W. E. " ' Farmer. ' ? . ' ?-r? After the sermon Rev. Farmer call-^ ' cd for joiners. five felt it their?^ duty to become members?of?God's?? church they Joined;?= [ A collection was takeny after this. Sunday being the first Sunday Communion was held; and the new ai members were offered the opportuni- n,u ty to "Eat of the bread of life, amP* taste of the bloodljf Jesus Christ"." Sunday July 12th a special program will be rendered by the Epworth Le.a- 1 ^ gue program: j*c>< Opening Song, B. Y. P. U. of Zion ' e Baptist Church; Prayer, Mr. T. J. Car- . 1 ter; instrumental Solo, Mr. H. K. In) Reddick; Solo, Mrs. Margaret Smith; Select Reading, Miss S. B. Watts; Se- * lection, B. Y. P. U. of Zion Church; lu Musical Solo, Mr. R. L. Smith: Solo.-'" Miss. M. GreeneT Address, RCV."1 T. ;'lf> M. Boy kin; Selection, 'Epworth Lea- , gue quartette^- 1 : . -P? Sunday riurht. at 8:00 o'clock (Mar. y 112) the S. S."children will~have thtrir ^G .Children's Day exercise. They are do- . [ing splendid work in " the Sunday 1 and witness tllli? {JrugrUlM. i'? DR. KELLY MILL EH TO SPEAK AT ZfON BAP- i1 h TIST CHURCH AUG. 7th a t _______ | ar Dr. Kelly Miller, of the "faculrjT'of ^ Howard University, Washington, D.. ?t C., will lecture at Zion Baptist Church Friday night, August 7th. Dr.?Miller-is an orator, a scholar, an expositor of Yace"" priiKiplCT, the forempst author and platform ar speaker on the American continent to- cv day. Remember the d^te, Friday, io August 7th,-1-925. i PROGRAM OF THE 2nd ANNU- fr AL COUNCIL OF COLORED 11 CHURCHMEN OF THJEJDI? bc OCESE OF UPPER S. G. * ,,c !_ AT ST. ANN'S MISSION Isc NEW BROOKLAND, m S. C.- >". .. ' ol JULY 17-18-19, 1925 ..T~ Program of The Council -?FRIDAY EVEN INC,.. IIT1.Y 17 |(M F B'iUO P^-M^Misslionftry PflguSnt prii- ~ I sented by the Woman's Auxiliary, j SATURDAY, JULY 1& t " " " hT)] 7:30 A. M. Corporate .Communion ' '.of-the W. A. Celebrant: The Arch- * deacon; 8:00 A,?M.?Rrea.kfast^JI:00 I A. M. Meeting of Executive Commit. tee; 10:00 A. M. Organization of Council: Report of Committee o?v Credent. _ i tials, Election of Secretary and Treas-; urer, Appointment of Committees;10:- j .' * 30 A. M. Welcome Address, Mr. James" ? ?- -B-. Bfowo-Response, Mrs Arthur Nirk-j~ peay, Jr.; 11:00 A." fft. Bishop's Annual Address;. 11:30 A. ,M.-Report of Bishop Suffragan; 12:0b M. Noonday _ c "Prayers --The Bishop--fttf?iness Ses-^ 1 sion; 1:00 P. M. Luncheon" RecessTT" " 2:30 P- M. Archdeacon's Annual Re, port; 3:00 P.-M. Expressions from the' . Field bv the Delegates; 6:00 M i Recess. ! ' I SUNDAY, JULY 19 9:00 A. M. Morning Prayer, The' [ "Rev. St. J. A. Simpkins; "ll'.pO A. Itfj' - Ordination to the Diacouate of Mr.1 James B. frown; Ordinanat and Cele' brant: The Rt, Rev. K. G. Finfay,- D. s D.j Preacher: The Rt. Rev. H. 0.. De-/ lany, D. O-t Suffragan Bishop of thfr* " Carolinasj Presentor: The Venerable := Archdeacon J. B."Elliott^ 4:3a Pr THE PALME blic Program of the Woman's Aux try; Address by the Venerable Arch aeon E. L. Brnlthwaite of the Di sse of Atlanta; 8:00 P_M./Soi]g Ser :e? Selected Choir; 8:30 P.'rM. Even ? Prayer' and Sermon; Opening e Rev. St. J. A. Simpkins; Psalter e Rev. James B. Brown; Lectors \ N. E. Lewis, Mr.^VV.1 W. Uneal jsing: The Rev. T. T. Pollard; Ser in: Archdeacon BaskevfHe ofS.-C. fertory,: "'Lift up Your Heads-Solo ; Finhl Charge and Benediction b> t Bishop. - ' " i' rogram of the Woman's Auxiliary FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925 5:00. P. M. Meeting of Executive * mmitteu; 8:00 P? M, Pageant prelted by Woman's Auxiliary, SATURDAY, JULY 18 i :30 A. Mr Corporate Communion the W. A.; 11:30-A, M,. Organization the W. A.; Appoiutment of ComM ??ULtlnn.....?f D. l<.v-V"> i n wiwnre i i uiii inc x i csiucm the St. Ann's Branch?Mrs. Estelle istoft; Response; 10:00 A. M. Re ts of Committees;-Reports-of Offu s; 11:15 M. Quiet "Hour Conduc: L by Rev, T. T, Polkml; 12J5 P. M, ce.s.s;-2.30 P. M.-Business aessluifj nal Greetings ?Mrs. J. It. Cain, jcesan, President; 3:30 P. M. Ad;ss? Mrs; Wm-. P. Cornell. ?? Si:NI)AY JL'LY-19,1923 1:30 P. M, Public Program of the -Art-Hymni Prayers;Hymnt-Anna, Afl.jrtww hy T. T Hard: Current, fcvfetyts"and JJrssiom ; Jrapp'entngs of interest, to the Woin'st.Auxiliary--?Mrs. S. J. Simpkins; Li_M Pape7rhat \the Service of Young.. Wonier n mean to the Auxiliary? Miss Ge. vicve Vincent; Paper ---The Auxil y in the ItuVal Church? Mrs Violf irtin;"S6lo, Mrs. Ethel Martin; Ad ?ss --The Venerable Archdeacon E Braithwafctfi" ????A-tlanta, G?. T. I IKM'3 I', K/~Cin;UCH?-9V2IIA.MI'TON ST. At ji" meeting of the congregatioi Id on^-Tuesday night July Gth--? 'ge attendance was present. tint ich business, of benefit to jtb< irrch was transacted in true brother gpiflt. Senior u artien i<7 P. Pau esided, Carter Williams; Sec. Meet [ opened by inpgbgf tdi llymig-^Ulgs 1 be the tie that binds." Mrs. D. K nkiits at the instrument, Creed am aycr followed. The business he { finished, the congregation listen :to?a short talk by Mr. H. H. Mob presenting a token of apprecia m aand thanks on the part of th ngregation to Mrs. Jenkins for he rviee.i no rnir^ whTeh ^wgs quit surprise to .her. In response sh ioke ifc her usual winning mannei the surprise it was to her and of red her services to the church, a ng as she .was able to rend6r~5er ie. The meeting came to a clos?^an? i adjourned to the Rectory, nex or to the Church and partook of ) lend id repast, enjoyed by all . Th on, at n "round table'-' discussion o e-needs of the -Church agreed tlia "Men's Churclt-Club" was _neede< id proceeded by calling on Mr. N. E iwis to iuko nil1 criair: un moiiu Mr. Howard Williams a Men' lurch Club was organized with th llowing named persons as officers r. II. II. Mobley. Pros; Harry Good id N'.-E: Lewis Sec; The other offi rs are to be selected at the meetiii; be. had on Tuesday night next Jul 1th at the residence of* Mr. Good in, 700 Riehlrindj_ St., lit' which R? eshments will he "served on invita an of Mr. Goodwin. All male mem rs of the church are eligibUTlo mem ;rship and are expected ~lo bO pr? lit and' ei^llll their names. A C&m ittee will outline mode of proceedur Club at this'meeting also. ST. JAMES A. M."E. CHURCH Sunday ScliooJ was opened at 10:0 vM. by Gift superintendent, Air, RoL t Russell. Wo had a splendid le? >n widen \rn-s reviewed by superln At'11:15 A. M. our beloved pasto reached-a strong sermon-from th xt- "Hold to your profession, al mugh he received a telegram just bt tre service sitattng the death of hi other, he preached so forciby tha ir hearts burned within while h )h(Tercd the scrrpturefrand k?lk?4 t ? by the way. At 7:30 PT M. our pastor was pre JOHHSOH-BRl Funeral Direc . Emb H15 Washingtoi < <?OLUIV . ir i - _ ' ' _ ~ 'I "i .' '" ' ' 1 ' "I . I TTO LEADER ' ~~ZZZ - pared to break the bread of life to us - taking his text from Rev. 19:9, sub ject "The Marriage in Heaven." The - church was filled with the holy spir it which moved from one heart to an: other. Every one is invited to St. : James. ~ ~ ~ MRS. ROSA SAXBY. - " j 'r CHA ri'KLLE-STATION A. M. E. and upward- The third Quarterly r Conference was a great success. Ev-' ery department showed -en increase : ? ? V ~ - except one. Elder HurperTkno\ys how to handle i , his work. The impression "that he ter both spirftually and financially;* he wire. Dr. Carroll the than; k derbolt, pastor of Jones Chapel A. M. E.Zv Church together with "ills puuphC . and choir will be with us "Monday r night 13. Come, and hear Linn :Ii , Our Sunday School Picnic is going . to Irmo Tuesday, July 14. Th6 pastor and members of Wesley ha~ve con. sented to join us.* Will you join? We will be glad to have you, ' - REV. Ii. ti.' HOWMAN. Pastor. j the a, w. association I The American Woodmen Association is gradually increasing and will be glad jf more1 will join our jolly! ^banct Oi^ly (50c) to join ajft (2ftc) 1 a month. 'Ir will help yotr when you 'are -sick and in distress and a number of other things. You will get more in, ^ermation. if you would only join. J worth of prayer to pray for us thaC 1 we may still increase and for the benefit of the uplifting of our colored race, ?:." ; 7 ;-'"r L, Yours in Ch?ist, MATTlE BQWMAN, ~ AFRICAN \iWTHnnieT r . -W - ? i ?'?M m. -M - MID SUMMER COUNCIL U ~ ' ~ ? = : ".J i|?Los Angeles, Calif.,_July The ^Bishops' Council of .the African J i Methodist Episcopal Cliurch met \ "at the Fii si 4. M. E; GhUfch, _ ' this city, Rev. W. D. Miller, Pas-['inr, on Saturday, Sunday, anr] Monday, in its regular mid-sum]1mer -session. 4 There were"prejserit Bishops ?H B.~Farks, H. 1 Heard. J. Albert? Johnson, Wl; Tjl . Vernon, R. C. Ransom; and A. e L. Gaines, I. N. Ross, W. W. Beck r ett, W. IXjJohnson, W. A, Foun^! tain, and aTJ. Carey. Those ab, sent ere Bishop J. S. Flipper :|and Bishop W. H. Jones on acs count of illnessBishop John "I Hurst, "who was delayed on ac? count of the funeral of Bishop ~W. D. Chappelle of South Carolema; Bisnop Sampson Brooks, f | who Is "now enroute to?West 17 Coast Africa; Bishop?John A. f! Gregg who is in South Africa; 'n | and Bishop J. S. Conner, retired. s The genera*! officers present were e ;Drs. D. M. Baxter, Business : I Manager of the A. M. E- Book John R. H a v^jn<vFinancial S^ey 1 retary; E. H. Coit, Missionary kj Secretary^; and?Ira T-. Bryant, !-j Manager of the Sunday School l" Union. There were, also many distinguished jpastors present rr-from various parts of the counts j try. :?j The object of the meeting so far away from the center of the African Methodist Episcopal pop o ulation, is to acquaint the lead? era of the church with this sec* '' tion gf"the country, and all have L~| expressed themselves as-highly r "pleased.-"' e; Among the imflortant things FT coming before thc: Bishops were the appointment of a successor to iS ! lt Bishop Chappelle over the Sevelenth Episcopal District, which ?'jincludes thestateof South Car' olina; the appointment of a pre HDLEY-MORRIS tors & Licensed aimers / . 9 ' , - (dSfc Phone 3512 iria <; r I ? , 1 ^ ^ -v ?.'M r . 7 .. *'.' ;_. ' -. "* CHURCH DIRECTORY BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Corner Sumter and Taylor 8ta. Ret. E. A. Adams, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School s. 10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11:16 A. M. A C! P. Tw>agna -???P. M t Evening ServiCd L__7:30 P. M. SIDNEY PARK E. CHURCH ( 1100 Block HI anding Street Rev; W. E: Farmer, Paater. SERVICES: 1 Sunday School .10:30 A. M. 1 % A" Morning Service 11:30 A. M. Epworth League 5:30 P. M. Evening Service " 7:30 P. M. ? JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION CHURCH. Corner Sumter and Blossom Streets * Rev. R. Alexander -Carrott, Pastor. ^ ~ w SERVICES: J Morning Service ___10:30- A. M. Sunday Sehool s_^_- 12:30 P. M. V. C. E. Society -i. 6:30 P. M. 1 Evening Service - 8:00 P. M. 2nd. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH ' 1500 Block Bull Street ' _ . Ray. H. M. Moore. Pastor. ' SERVICES: r] Sunday School 10:00 A. M Morning Service ? ?11:15 A. M. _ B. Y. P. U 6:00 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P M. 1st. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH " REV. H, W. LONG, Pastor. SERVICES: -_ Stlftday School I_10:00 A. M. -Morning-Service 11;30 A. Mr B. Y. P. U. ? v?, 6:00 P. M. -Evening Service 8:00 P. M. WESLEY M. E. CHURCH Corner Gervais and Barnwell Sts. Rev. N. S. Smith, Tastor. SERVICES: Sunday School cr. 10:30 A. M. Morning Service 11:_30 A. M. [League II 6:30 P. r Evening Serviced- IT- . 7:30 P. M. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH I Rjev. J. C. White, Pastor. r - -1? SERVICES: . Sunday-School ip:00 A. M. rJnormng Service 11:30 A. M. B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. : Evening Service 7:00 P. M. fc - ? - . - - .. r NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 10:30 A. M.I jJMoming Service ---12:30 P. M. B. Y. P. U. 6:00 P. M. Evening Service TTjnrR. MT j ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH i Hooker Washington Heights ><r Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor. Sunday Sctiotf _______?10:30 A. M. -Mornnig Service ~ 11:30 A. M? |B. Y. P. U. ^__ 6:00 P. M. [Evening Service 7:30 P. M. FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. T. Hampton, Pastor ' 405 Marion Street Morning Service ....... 11:30 rfeeaing Service 7:3Q I MT. OLIVE RAFITST CH U btcH^ Z14U Sumter Street Rev. D. G. Robinson, Pastor. i j SERVICES': . {Sunday .SchooP ^ .10:30 A. M. Preaching^-^- ! 11:30^ A. M. .B. Y. P. U. " ?p. M. ; Preaching- Li _T8:00 P. M. L?ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. T. C. CRUMPTON, Pastor h SERVICES: 1 unday School 22. 10:00 A. M. {Morning Service : 11:30 A. M. 1 B. Y. P. U ? 6:00"P. M. Evening Service tl~ 7:00 P. M. sidont of tho Sunday School Un pelle presided; the final approval of the project for the erection of a $200,000 Book Concern j building in Philadelphia, which matter was presented to the Bishops by Dr. D. M. Baxter, the business manager. ] The various bishops made written reports of. their work, showing the church in a very: rhealthful condition. Last year $357,744.28 of Dollar Money was 'collected, the largest amouptbeing-eoftected in the SIxflTLpisCODfll District., nf Which PKah/vrk Flipper was the head, being $40c27&88. The increase of Dollar Money over last year was $6,646,22, which ifl a very marked increasefor the first year of the various general officers were al<iuadrennium. - Reports of the jso made. The Missionary SecjretaVy* reported that the new church buildmgin Capetown \ k . f _.L J-??j. 1: ?rfii UNION BAPTIST CflURCH ^ Divine Street Rev. T. M, Jloykin, Pastor. SERVICES: Sunday School 1Q:00 A. M. ' Morning Service ^ 11:30 A. M. B. Y. P. U. 7:00 P. M. Evening Service 8:00 P. M. Lyon Street Rev. S. H. S^nitlw-Pastor. SERVICES:- 1 T Sunday School 10:00 A. M.Morijing Service ?_:__11;30 A. M. BTY. P. U. 6:00 P. M. _L.. Syening Serviee' _ fi.oo P M. f? 3T. GARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Corner Green end- Gates Streets Rev. T. T. Pollard, Pastor.? J,?r :?SERVICES: ' 3undav Srhnol- . i?-nn A au;uu j\. ivi. Vfoming Service 11:15 A. M. \fternoon Service"71Z'Sll~IZ14 P. M. ... r ind NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH ? Rer. R. M. Myers, Pastor.?: H ~ ; SERVICES: Sunday School- __w_10:30 A. M Morning Service 11:30 A. M B. YC P. U. 6:00 P. M. Evening Service 8:00 P. M.7 " ' : f r* r?. 1 . ' ?-? 1 ~ * MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHl'RCH Rev. R. M. Myers, Pastor. ??SERVICES: ? ?~ Sunday-School raan?flrHTZT" ~ Afternoon ^Service 2 :00 P. M. -* B. Y. P. U, 1?^l-.6:0a PHM^~ Evening Service _ r^J 8:00 P. M. CHAPPELLK STATION A, M. E. church. r~? ^ v v ? - , Corner Senate and Pine Streets. Rev. L. G. Bowmanr-Pastor. - ?SERVICES: Morning Service 11:.10-A. M. ? Sunday School 3:00 P. M. A. C. E. League 5:30 P. MT~ Evening Service 7:30 P. M. Rev. B. G. Grayhart, Pastor. T?SERVICES: tt Sunday School 10;00 A. M. Afternoon Service 3:00 P. M. B. Y. U. ???^ 6:00 P. M. -Evening Service __ 8:00 P. LADSON PRESBYTERIAN Rav. I. D. Dtvly-Protgir. ~ SERVICES: Morning Serving ___11:15 A. M. Sunday School : 4:00 P. M. Christian Endeayor ___~~-5":l}0 PrU? -, ? ...?x ?????? ST^ JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH ~ ? - 415 Henderson Street ~ Rev.J.P. Washington, Pastor. ' ' ?? SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 A. M! Morning Servlce_r__r_._ll :15 A. M. A. C. E. League _6:30 P. M. Evening Service... 7:'30 P. M. jzrn TEMPLE -ZION BAPT. .CHURCH . Ridgewood Sunday School 11:30 t Mnrning?Sojvioe l2:3tLn^r=rr-: EMANUEL A. M.~E. CHURCH Kendlaltown.- _ .... Rev. D. M. McGILL, Pastor. SERVICES: ~ Sunday Seheol ---,---^--10:00 A. M??r Morning Service"?.?~ ?11:30 A. M. A. C. -E^I. 6:00 P. M. 3. Evening Service ?8:0u P. ML . MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1915 Laurel Street REV. W. G. GUNTER, Pastor. Sunday School L 11:00 A. M. Morning Service 12:00 M. [Evening Service 7:30 P. M. "SniVFH~Sfrirft is ncaring plotion and was soon to bedcdi- ? Cfttro.' ? ? ? NEGRO HEADS UNLVERSI~VY INTER-RACIAL GROUP k "(By The Associated Negro Press.) Chicago, July?B. E. Mays, Bates College and Chicago University^ waa^elected^presidentof_.____ Xl T? X 5-1 TV! " trie mter-raciai uisussion uroup at the University of Chicago this week. All the other officers and a majority of the members^ are white. Mr. Mays was formerly a Teacher at Morehouse " Ail 1-" n_ mi. . wuiic&c, Atlanta, Vjra. i ne purpose of the organization is to hold meetings ?f regular inter-. . vala and discuss questions of in > ternational character July 3rd he group wasjiddressed by Dean W4Ui?m Pickens, field secretary ? . of the National Association for t the Advancement of Colored .JPeople.