Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' PAGE EIGHT. 't j THE LOCAL Ni =-; BUS^ At S:o0 Monday .rdght,. "May 9th, ^ ? fhP~Hv iiin .. * T.n '&-_poptifar monK ? inxTTor; men aiul women will be held ?' It v Memorial?Hall, 2020 . T-ylor Hi. The public is .urged to j t;:he ..a-!vanh:.;'o. af this opportunity, j t'? lc'.t this .Me.ncrial Building apd t ? (V.o1. $iikitlejfs League's pro\ ' ' ? . q ? rft.iii. nniml- and :k hn . been Tor * _ . ' *'. > s -rilVf i.asu Several week, the Columbia *> ?- . , s Cl.aiv.t-fe.-'?oi' Ci.i'.Hi.'.yrco will furnish c ? *kci speaker oi" the evening. The in ? iiplralion, tj'.e?''-atiun?anil the _? friciukhip that h?S- come to our * -rr? lc-r!n??.\i the Columbia Cham" bcrrox* Cev.meiYe.kand the Columbia; J Kegto i .cogue are more I ~ iagtiiy rvff-rVs-.iuett than we are able ^ to eao'ihka.er'e words. but as time 1 ~ - ' ."'r? . ' .. V moves- o:yc inm loyalty-and co-opera*I m . ' ?ticn in Inker ' >; - bi^y-fr and belter f' ?? f-i *' cr.iuop.i: ilj -iki. j..nv *bo vellcctod. J know' (lo'rs'.a?IkKeve in Georgia-^ , c iiuild Georgia "|l 'i' * ' ^ l.j. (Qua; In y d from" fhtge -One)1 ' : ' ' Many of iky yo'niiif .people in-our i .i l - Js in this-Ktate"iiave p Iioiii . ll. n ''.ui Pictures will be I maJ.e of. r.r.v.n of thp._more- progres sUo nr.il f.Negroes, Negro Busint'i.'-Ci; a-rvg Negro Fnrrh Homes. 'I he Georgia Slate (industrial Col- | 1 ~e Lead.-, thi- Way I TKc Georgia State Industrial Col- ( lfgSciffitfgrji'.cd iLs., riu.pon.si hi 1 it,y in ^ this great ijiovemertt to know Georgia ?ifaoP'wcr in Georgin and build Geor- ] " ._ jria. his seeks to know a- , bout what C. orgia and the South have 'to ,oiler the Negro boys and Girls V> offer to Negro boys and girls. This roll,'. e p,i oniist s to become the fflperca for ..men and women who believe in Georgia and the. opportunities off-11 W~: ' ytvu ivtv(|;iT 'in si'mx, u j futuiv. . IU';..!.' ;li' the boys ami g'irls i have gone _?_ ii.'"V^jL .the'.Slate to secure J li1 vc Vi.' .. whas to.oll'er 1 t he pi , that th'jj" iv.v p.. i sonded that 'there is^hcihiag for them in Geor- , in"'-: f t 1: v. l.iLv of Georgia* ' iiui Gc6:, j .tra 1 .advantages, has . 4::e.yv-. ? ' . ,' li-ft ttveutoat dvttwbnckahe.e. ir/.x. ;$< i-c 'peo'plo from oth cv ... n.; . ....:i -re fu'witd to recognise r'T I . toe. ^>T ".thr" TTVJvlt.v and the _ . : i i,v:y .is a;., to remain quiet 1 Hf-i-iy .he docs. not have the ebu-.-a^i' iO ; luiacJiLi. SlatcJtjiat' every . ci... has f ee.i talking 'against. We 'hvXJ I'iaVtiiV i thi# trip with the. sole muT'O; o oi _ -k-t-t-rapr man;/.people- see l'../ what, is being done in '? Um m oan r ::d nuhi sections of ueor*. gin. . We want many of' our people to see the people' at work so they ciTn ~ Veil others, v.hat iluv have seen and ; thereby .in'rti'rv Georgian* ovreywhere to lo: c I he it iiu'enioxjty complex aim g... a ;si:y e. io; ity complex, or sOmethir.g ivkl.i uy this when thinking of the till are. of i'llis-^jviat State. ; 'i hcie.ia ?.'? way to believe in . people or a ly)vn- "or'.community- that ' yo.u iiq. n./l kit'.v.- anything" about. - . Know!cd*vo r.oi; <rdy "gives an apprey gives pov.vtv-power to. live up to ivhnlrvt'v I?.n* ri'hi?>ii iT*< 1 hnt mnu rvvn. If' Co.:i . i to In; Unit, it must " fi :i ... .i- smii, and pen- . ph? *i in! r . .Ji'(.'.i who come herein Theyv+ii oiay-Luiid strongly and last'"r jy iiv j';r a>n as ilioy have a belief inJilio i' / t.v < !' '.lid structures that ? they hull. 1. -pw-n?a. "nev of farm. I hull:.! farn.i iencosr orchards, bank - " b'.!)l?!Uu T,?> : ' a.h and parks will Uo in' ijiopi.f tiv.n to the oj timism of '1. - 1. '.'.Lid., V. . I'I.-.-.l: wild, Jlfuil to 1"C" ' rttaTn reipr.'-I- to (?c.?rj?ia\s soil, will iif.ir r-.-o-s . as. firmly as the" |,'e thai Occnrrfrr wants. These are i the .r.iMiie v.n,?)si have. , Tito par.;.v y.nj,. Upvel in automoiii;;;; w , ?Ji ,r, :t%\ placards, show ' ' . ' :' " . ii'i; 1 i n vol nnil _ * . . '.caters. Slops will be ::. ci v.,rid.;.: points in order that :.n ; ., . i.i.fuvc lir.-t'informali.... air.oi: of progress. ""Ah" will V. o. be^uade^t.Q. determine ' arr Put tin.1, in operation but could _ be easily started and developed. S'l "ffb'tl; in ion will be given to H Negro -progrchs. Farm ownership, 1 ?lu lag cuadiUoa.; in the open country Riid'in the town and cities, the condi- 1 .tio of the chmekes nnd>schools, busi- 1 r.a .s \ . i:,-cs -of i ho Negro- in?other iGRO (ESS LEAGUE IEMBKU RICIILAND DELEGA- " p THE GFNRRAl. AS. SEMBLY^ SPEAKER. Representative Lightsey of Rich* and County was the speaker sejitjthe business League last Monday night >y the Chamber of Commerce. Mr.j ,T?>-hts?'v'? Huhioct was "CitizenshiD." 1 peiL-JDOiinti as he vividly p&lnted iir hoico language, the elements of good itizenship.? ? ? Those who paid one dollar and beamc members are ,as follows: Mrs. )ora McFaddeij, Mrs. J^ptelle- P.inck-' ley Thomas, Mrs. Hattie Newkirk, ilis. Nancy Miner, ivirs. .-sail lb MtUlL- " fouicry, Mr.j Luther Bailey, Mr. S. L. )avis, Mr. W. H. Rook, Mr. Hampton Jynura, Mr. Joel Jackson, Mr. Jas. \ .-. nlhiiry, Mrs. Allio Juan Robins6nj": dr. Merman Smith, Mrs. Maria Goodytn. I. S. LEEVY, Pre'SidCnt,*^"5 " ' W. C. JOHNSON. Secretary . REV* J. C. WHITE, Pastor. ref here for a great future. It seeks u soiie the fitnto ondthe nation by . jjvnng boys and girls an abiding and rrtlepened interest in the every day ibVs of lifer? It teaches the-joy of do ngV'OmmOn things in an uncommon, scientific way. This is (Borgia's Trfp.nAtippfl. Oiir Snmmpr Rrhnnl and t riegUlaV college work will keep this jo lore lis. V Itinerary . According to tentative plans, the following counties will be visited dur irig the firs'tvtour. Other , trips are I'V'Tng planned\to cover all Georgia: Liberty, MclntoVh, Glynn, Wayne, Ware, Coffee, Cook, Lowndes, Brooks, rhoma?, Grady, Mitchell, Dougherty,1 -leirill,?Randolph, Stewart, Sumter.,, .Macon,?Poach, Bibb\Baldwin,?Putban, Morgan, Greene, Hhncock, Washington, Burke,' Screven, Bullock and Chatham. ?r ? THE NEW DAY FOR THE TIJEO?LOGICAL DEPARTMENT- IN ALLEN UNIVERSITY The theological school at Allen University is a \vonderful asset^o African Methodism in-South Carolina and ther denominations who come. The ^school of Theology at Allen has always been good but this year it has taken on new life: We had 11 won/lftl'fnl hAlirco r? f enrinr* Innfnrae which was the best of its kind to our knowledge lit the'history'of the'school The speakers invited were: Dr. E. A. Adams, a great scholar and preside ildrivjme who helps the theoligical school. He made the first speech.?Di. Beard, a wonderful Character, theseeond;Dr. T. J. Miles, of whom it was said some9 years ago that he was the greatest presiding elder in the State, the third; Dr. Long, it: leading scholar among the Bap-' tjsts^the fourth; Dr. E. P. Ellis, a preacher,- intertaining writer and sucgrgat organizer, fire and lightening eessfut prcsiding-elder, The/flfth: The next move will be the senior sermons I'm- .May. After ^vhiclrthe contest in hymn and Scripture reading. Also our head of the department has on a sui'vey which when completed "is expected to reveal the ecclesiastical status of .the city. We have also a senior1 class that is brilliant. in many respects. The majority of the 'young stars in our nulnita of the states are graduates of this department. All of these and many other wonderful things are being done under Prof. Holman as its head. Wo~3o not wonder at his ability, because noticing a catalogue the other clay, I or we notice that in. addition to his first graduation, he has had kwo- fcrH~tht,olW^ic,Tt'<5ouT,ses. , borne of his instructors both white ad colored were among the most outstanding of land and Germany. He is wonderful the country who were trained in Engin his field and the. work is simply prospering in his hands. We know omc wonderful-?things ^ahmit. him, which Tie will, fiOtTconsent for us to publish in details. We heard that he has in possession many letters from prominent churchmen over the connection. the nmst nf u/hnm nrn hinti . :>ps endorsing his views on connectional theological schools. AI30 We [earned that he hsa letters received some time in the past which endorses his views that he teaches on certain tcchinal subjects and that they are irom some- of the great universities jf Illinois, Massachusetts, New York ami Ohio; ??? ? - - ?I We want to pass the good new along. " - ? . ft ' TTTE P AUVfl ['RESIDENT HUBERT FORMING SUMMER SCHOOL FACULTY June 20 to'July 23rd Are Dates Announced cial list of the Georgia State College summer school teachers was given to^the press. here this afternoon by President BenJ. F. Hubert, following a conferen<fe with a small group of newspaper men that caHed to seo him. President. Hubert chatted briefly with his callers, expressed his faith in^ the futtire hope of building the South s best and biggest colleges amf talked at length on .the large amount of correspondance on his desk from teachers from all parts of 9eor&i&, Florida and South Carolina'who will attend the Georgia; State?Summer School at the College, June 20th thru tha ?3adrdf July, ?? ' The college offers a wonderful opportunity to teachers irr the South to combine their work towards, a diploma and degree"and an advaiicetr degree that is acceptable to the seyeral State Departments of Education . in the South. The courses fo instruction offered nre in A rst ?n<l?Saionweri) Agriculture, Home Economics, Trades, and Industries, Music and Business Law by carefully selected faculty of .instructors coming from the Univeroity of Michigan, University of Minne? If -1 ouia, witssucnuscus Agricultural College, Tuskegee Institute, Columbia University, Spelman College, ..Chicago University, Oberlin College, Georgia State College.^Lincoln "University and other leading American schools. Among the summer school teachers are Prqf. A. H. Gordon, Atlanta University, University of Michigan, LL. B., Profqssor of Education, South Carolina State Agricultural and MeChanical College, who will be in charge of history, economics and sociology. [ E. L. Barlow, A." B., Spelman College, University of Chicago, will be j the special instructor-in Education. I StateCollege^lOOl6; A. M. Georgia State College, 1921 will be the instructor in Mathematics. ~ ? John F. Rogers, A. B.,.' Georgia I State College, Columbia University, will be the instructor in English. ...-Annie B. Dixon,- B. S. Mechanics Institute, Buffalo, N. Y-., ?G-radtnrtr work, Columbia University,'1 1926-27 will bo the inotruetor in Home Ecu nomics. v Clarence S. Ross, A. B., Morehouse n-n ? ? ' ^oiiege, xs. s. University of Minnesota, 1921, Will be the instructor in Agriculture and Vocational Education. A. B. Hudson, A. B., Spelman Col( lege, 1923; Ph. D. Chicago University, will teach Biology nad Chemistry, Wjnon^-CartPr,.AL_E. Univoraity of I Colorado, will teach English and j Mathematics. i t I. C.~Richards, School of Bujytness, ' Oburlin Colll'ge; summer school Correspondoncp. Wnrlr,?La Salle?Univerj sity, will be in charge of the registration in the summer school and will al; so teach short-hand and typewriting. I > A. Orsot, Tuskegee Institute, Sumj mur School, New York City, will be I in charge of Handicrafts. William Washington, Tuskegee Ini stitute, Summer School, New York j City will be in charge of handicrafts. I ; Willie P. White, Haines Institute, Hampton. Institute. New York Trade ] School, Chicago Trade School, Chica! go University will be the instructor j in Sewing and Dressmaking. ~... ... COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM OF SENECA JUNIOR COLLEGE* MAY 12?18, 1927 t May 12., 8:00 P. M., Thursday? Grammar School Concert. May 13, 8:00 P. M., Friday?Class Night. Play: "A little Clod Hopper." May 15, 4:00 P. M., Sunday?Comj menceSermon?Dr. C. B. Aritisdel. i- -May H>)- 8-:00 Pt^Mt Monday?Speak : inp? Cnotcat. ~^ 1 May 17. 10 ?AL?-Xuosdav? I Trustee Meeting. ^ i May ; 17, ?:0Q P. M,, Tuesday?Aj-lumni and Trustee Dinner. .May 17, 8:00 P. M., Tuesday-*-Ani nual Piay: "Fruit of His Folly." i May 18, 10t30 A. M., Wednesday??i I Commencement Day. ? Address to ; firafluat^ji ihy *Dr R^_S. Wilkinson. | The trustees, Alumni, Faculty and i Studofits extend to you a most, cori dial invitation. - ELITE HAN R. G. IIAGO< i Everything Washed and Y ? Very Reasonable. Orders FIRST CLASS SER ttJblTM HAN I 2722 SENATE ST. Phone CfrftftftttftftfrftQrGftirtrtirQrtttrcrcrcrcrcrxrxrtrt . . ? iri ixr LBAUftl PROMINENT SPEAKERS AT i i GEORGIA STATE SUMMER fi SCHOOL J % r President Hubert Gives List, To The Press j Or. Robert R. Moton of Tuskegee May \ Attend . . ?? , ; i Savannah Ga., A-pril 30?Upon * reaching his desk this moi-ning after , an absence of several-days at Tuske-| ; gee, Alabama, vehere he w^nt for a .j conference with Dr. Robert R. Moton, ) Principal or Tuski'gee' Instnrttc.- Prefr^ 3 iclent Benj. F. Hubert of the Georgia *; State College gave a partial list of the -j speakers and lecturers lor the Geor- -j gia State Sumtfter"School for teachers," 3 nrw nftnn gpr?}.-<>n nf in tVi'o pra'cc qu ''l"he Pride of the Southern Teacher," '} June 20th through July 23rd. l| Dr. Moton is understood to be one "5, of the lecturers during,..the session, ?j while President Hubert would not con- !j ;1irm the statement that this was his Jj mission to Alabama at this time. "I *i went to pay my respects to one of my best friends," said Mr. Hubert, j '"While I did invite Dr. Moton to the College, I shall be unable to state now * when- he is coming." Close friends of -4he-Georgia educator declared never?* the less that Dr. Moton will come to {j Savannah as lecturer for the summer | session. ' . - I Others on the official list of the * ?Summer -School are: ' E. C. Roberts, Director Academic jj TJepartment, Tuskegee Institute, Ala- \ bum a. - .. Dr. John Hope, President More- J house College, Atlanta, Ga. ? O. B. Strong, EL. D., Superintend J dent of Education Savannah, Ga. J. S. Stewart, Professor of Second-' nry Education, Athens, Ga. Dr.. Kenyon L. Butterfield, ^Michigan State Collcire. r* Dr. Paul W. Chapman, Director of Vocational Education, Athens, Ga. Mr. J. F. Cannon. State Supervisor -l". Trades?and Industries,?Atlanta, Ga. t ^ - r. , ' . / Hon. Frot "E. Land, State Superintendent of.Schools,-Ailanta_Ga. Mr. Anthony Avery,. Hampton Institute, Virginia.'. Mr. Walter. B. Hill, Special Supervisor, Atlanta, Ga. , ' ~M~r. ET. A. Pound, State Director of Certification, Atlanta, Ga. 'i Mr. Donald Fenn. Directov of Agri- . | griculture, Hampton, Va. I Lev. N. A. Holmes, I). D., Minis- ' tor, Fibst Congregational Church, SaI vanah, Ga.- - ?r. ' - -. 'I . Rev. J. S. Braithwaite, Minister, St. Steven's Episcopal Church Savannah, Ga.--- . v.'. ' Rev. E- G. Thomas, D. D., Minister, . First Agrican Baptist Church, Savan; nah, Ga. ... . j" ' Rabbi." George "Solomon, Pastor, Miekle Israel, Savannah-, Ga. ' ; Mr, W. T. B. Willianis, Tuskegee j - lu.lituty, Ala. j Dr. James II. Billiard. General F.dn- ] - cation Board, New York City. j DR. llARVEY VAN BUREN PLANS " LARGER HOSPITAL < IStatesboro, Ga.,April 28?A state4-ment?was -given?to the?press today | by I)r. Harvey Van Buren' that Van J j Buren Sanitarium m this city would soon be completed.- The hospital is I now being made larger, and is being over-hauled. The "distinguished 1 sician and surgeon came to this,city ! and started the operation of a small j hospital, that has grown to he one ' r[ of the.most ppoular, and one of th( best in the South. j Dr. Van Buren was horn at Sum- . ter, S. G. and practiced?medicine in ^ i Columbia feu* some?time?under Dr. * M- A F.vnns III _ fr State will be happy to hear of his success in the Georgia city. iiagood news Mrs. Martha Boykin 7was called , . away ..today?to?the?bed aide of -her sick brother, Mr. Edward James of Wilmington, N. C. ; _ Misses Christine Boykin and Ellen Diggs motored over to Camden, S. C. last Wednesday morning and , were the house guests of Mfs. Price on Broad St. ~~ "7" -Misses Liilijtn and WilfW Map Boy. kin of Camden, S. C. 'the the guests of Miss Christine Boykin this week at J Hagood, S. C. D LAUNDRY | OD, Proprietor > 8 Vejl Ironed. Our prices are g \ Called For and Delivered. 2 VICE?Is Our Motto. D LAUNDRY ! 8535 - COLUMBIA, S. C. . 4 . . . ?* 9 ' * 'i* - ' - ?? MM______ IPoro Bee Hair Culture, Facial Massagi -?:?CyiiVlFS. LYL.FS, \-\\ I. S. Leevy's D J. 13 i Washington Sire t ' . : Departm _ 1 j 31 washingto ? Big Line of ClothmcT Fo \ ren. "Boys Suits A Specia L?ry uooas, si , " Connected with our st [ - Shop, barber Shop, and Be I; We are not selling Race j| cause we can sell Better ocn^^oooocrowooo.ooooojooooo' RKESE'S I> MRS. I'. It. 1 A, Full Line of Pate Cigarettes and Tobat ?MadmrTX*. J: VValkei Times. ' Ice Cream ar ? ~~~ PIIOM \ -OO A J LI.. Cti a * nsfitinmy oireei. ? V ifcl/ Vt^'fiklV HHHBflBHHK' HL kjHHKHH BH I I V Jig REV. J. J. HARR mE^N4TKl> SON S 0 is an organization which, is doii infirm'people of ?outh Carolin; Harrison. State" Piaster, Prof. [). V. Mc.Crno. fitale Treasurer alive and gives to ihe benefit4 rays from fifty to Orte hundred pays from $1.50 to sd.oo per wi on Doctor's Bill. ThinW of it - end fur aiw?h REV. J. J. HARRISON-. S. M.. n- Pwf T \ ffTPg < ' > -J- -I-l-v i) | SHOE RE |i?Mon'c Half Solca !; Prices on other rep, \ PHONE 6820 \ VVilse W i > < ? r t IMPERIAL D X. P rescriptio - I 105 Washington Everything carried in |?: PRESCRIPTIONS | - W e call for and d< | YOURS FO | IMEER1ALD ? V& Saturday, May 7, 1927; r~7" 1 vuty Shop ng, Manicuring, Hair Bobbing HUSTON fy DbNDY S epartment Store \ et Columbia, S. C. ? toooooooooooo ooooocejjopaapQa o ffw i : rent^torc fl: n St. Phone 7567 r. Men, Women and Child-?? ^ lty- "' ' \ " " :: IVIIIttHL-i y ore-.isr First Glass Tailor v ? ?" ' , . l l auty Simp Jor^Womfch. T"~' ; *- f Pride. Buy from US be- ;; for Less. ^ ^ ? > ao<xy5.oaooo^oQOOooooaor?KK0?r RITGgTORE, | . REESE, l'rop. int Medicines. Cigars, icps, ?Full Line of"" . ! 's 'Preparations at tall ! id'Sodas. j E 7820 " . , ~~ r~! Columbia, S. C. j RV3QOXK^r?r.K^or><>ooocM3rw>CHr>oooo' ISON. state Master raBKA-HAM-& D. of J. ig a great work for the poor and i. It has at its hpnd -Rf>y--J J; - ? ? J A. Kirk, -''State Secretary and :?It pa,\s to its members while iarv something after death. It dollar:- 1'or hospital benefits. It i'k lor sieknoss and up to $10.00 V; r> formation write Richland,.St.. Columbia, ft, C3 S f . v v *1* v'??vvv?t"i'?,?'* ? . *? ^ PAIRING | > Sewed On $1.25?::? airing 'in accordance " ; ' 1 . Martin 1 -O Tlrimplon St., | ?? ?X? *!? !? ?) 4 ? ' _ .' i RUG STORE j njjriimistfi ?J; i St. Phone 7226 I I a h ii st-( lass Drug Store OUR SPECIALTY. "j j~ sliver Prescriptions. - < f? <;PD\/!r r: RUQ-STORE-- -= - ? '-r " ' ' ' i.