The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 11, 1927, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
PAGE EIGHT. ' ? ?
PH. CHAK1.ES WESLEY TffiKlV
ERS COMMENCEMENT AD"
DRESS. AT A. AN D T.
COLLEGE
Speaks on "The New Leadership"
Year of Good Fortune for the College
?-The School* Heonnics "A" (ifa.de
fa ^ ^ ; * 7 . V ^
First Class to uratiuate in Caps -and
Vtiowns . ' .TT"
Greepshynoj N\ ('., .luhe" G?Con^-.
mem ciriritt i-vi'il-Lms of Mm lnivi^'V;w: r
??-pro Agra-ukttrnl-artd Technical Col,
, lege which wore-held in the. auditorium
of Dudley " 1 lail this afternoon
j ' one of.the mftst- auspicious and .forbeen
.established. It, was a year
x, pood fdrtufte. One of the outstanding
achievements made lender; the present
administration was the ,A"""fatinp
given the college" by the' rntv~j*
board ;.of North Carolina- This n.
. * chievemrirt is due largely to the
elforts of Pi-. Hlul'or.d who has labored
zealously to raise the collage from,
a "C" grade* t'> ah./'A'' grade.' col-'
~~ ~legc. .. . ?
Another aspieiou.s event v.a - th"
holding of' the lirst
exeri'ist s during. which time the sen
ioi-H i?ll.I Mil mill. I I.II|' '.lit' MrUH.t' AM!v':
?clothed?in l><mil il'ul t upll'om'h a",id
hoods; - In the proeessjoh wol'e menvr..'
hers of the faculty who are' grado?f-??
ates-of such st-hoo 1 s?as" Hiirv.'trtl."Columbia,
Cornell. Iowa, Yale, Oxford.
' Illinois, Paris and other.' leddiirg .in-'
color, displayed by: the htrods. added
much luster, to the occasion.
? -One of the refreshing episodes t>f
this year's- commencement was the
address whie.h was delivered by I>r.
j- Charlfes Wesley, A. M., I'll. 1)., nrjo?,
fea*o? of history at-HoWaYd-C-n'rvel'sitfy,
Washington, D. CI Dr. Wesley
.' v-.lWs enjoyed a unique career as an
educator and. is eminently qualiliJd.
... -The sj)eala.x-i^ &. graduate of.-F-isfckUniversity
from which institution lie
received- the degree oC bachelor ?.i'
- arts. He received life-master of arts
from Yale and Doctof of Philosophy
?'?-?from -Harvard-. ?
In introdiuting Dr: Wesley, President
Bluford stated that "When the
presidency of Howard University was
made vacant by. the resignation of*
l)r. Durkee, only three Negroes Were
seriously considered.- liKduded->in
-T" . this trio was*listed only one member ,
of the faculty of lloward. This splej
member . of' the ' faculty Was Doctor
? Wesley, who failed by one vote in j
landing the presidency/ "Thisy" said"Div.Blufo'rd,
"is sulHciflnt evidence .j
r~?"to wirrmrrt* the?eoninrerrre \\ Imdi?tturtrustees
of Howard*have-m-djit: qualification,
training and 'executive abili-.j
ty of our commencement' sneaker.
; j
Doctor Wesley chose ashis subject
"The New Readership.'-' Doctor
?Wesley i-aid,-'"The leadership ol'^the.
past has been-one of military".trftin-'
jng a.nd self-made -leadership Avhieh
-* nius.t rapidly give way . to a loader-? j
?ship' O^-TiTTininjj. The condition is
- "tseJ-nj? made-ntcessAiy- by a change 1
?in?the ntn.nonijc -and" moral. liaiiii' of.,
^pur lifc. We now virtually live in
a new world., .Acquaintance.with this *
new world is found to the best advantage
in schools.. It is therefore'
nor. strange that our schools and col-, j
, leges are crowded :.to' capacity. This
crowed condition nmhos wMnpyditiorij
ketin amon)J?the learned, among thy:
?: tsawod and it-mvtrrrr that dnlv su-I
.... >
perior individuals will'.survjycv
??? "It is..uc11F11 i11vt 1 y a big demand for1
trained leadership.. A leadership? .
whiefe-will prepare-itselfrm the uni- |
versity of books as well the unD^
versity. of efc-jmvience. A leadef ship j
that will have vision of a la'tee t'u-J
' tliif? for its group and its race."
The speaktr eloquently closed with
an appeal to the youth of the Xc- '
gro race. Ho insisted that the No-|
gro. has - had its evolution to pas's
:__jfr,pm. the ..self ^niude. leadership . into !
the trained leadership uf today,!
"Once/*- said f>r. Wesley, "the orator
was -regarded --us the race leader,
but today'we are piu-sing into-a 1
leadership of merit in selected life'
sphere.?-Sudi Roland":"
JJayes in the world of music,"Carver '
in good products, Henry Q. Tanner
in art. Vnriini.i pi oTiTinis and van. L
, *_4 oqs avenues call lor leadership, not
. for 'wordy' solution but fin' leadership
"based on attainment.'"
. Those who heard* Dr. Wesley wore
satisfied . that. the ?;m- honor
to Vale and Harvard: from
which institutions he graduated with
adVW6d decrees. :
In presenting the diplomas to the
members of the grnduatimr classes, li
Doctor HIuToYU remi ruled the grad- i
uates of the ^accomplishments of the
pastfrycar;- - After emphasizing the J
advantages of belonging to a~RTdtip
of" StanfT;trd colleges, -the president ;
stressed the following points: <
1. Developing a winning persona
! 111m m
2. Ferserverancfe. - - ?* ? 1
; 3.. CoUrago and hdnor. I
jBajgjj i,,, ,,,
- -- Dr.,
Ulutord?urged?t+rc?gr aittrtitcs?
to go with them the blessings, of your
Alma Mater on your heads and in |
your hearts, receive the higher bless- |
ings of Him to who the powers of ]
the universe belong. " . ' ' . -
Degrees Awarded
The; following persons were a- i
warded bachelor of science degree in
Agriculture- and Mechanic Arts:
John Daniel . Chalmers,- Edward
TTuTiglaSs >. Sine lair, Southgate Clay
Clark, Jerry Lee Givens, John Williams
ljarrison. . i
. jligki'^rhiml Diplomas " forty-six
,boys were, given t^eUgdiplonias
fybm the high school.JUeparty .
nu-nt. VT. ' sv .
The A.' M, Scales Prize Cog-highest
record in scholarship and depoFttrrctit
in the Fi'eshman College Class, $25,
t ^ be applied, on hoard, lodging and i
tut ion. awarded to J. S. Hargrove.. ]
?I 'ne-'ChlellJ Hardware Prize of $25
f g t lie ' highly I record in scholarship
and t liient in the Sophmore Col,'e%e
< -'-ttt?s, awarded to- lirt'. ^U'ltch-iin.
" 'I
The \V. CI. Pearson Prize of $25.00
for hit; host;record, in Junior College
a?vtn'(ieil to \NV llT ^t'illktmson.
Ti e. C'one Cash Prize id' $3.(^0 to the
aTiuLilL. 0'1'niitt iny 1 lie most practital.
o j t; t i n a 1 -s uty e slion iinI'M
i 1 '.!ifiii?"I" eolli'iTe TillaiiS, award'< ?!
in. I'Vi'di I'ieli .Mien illinin.') dlipfh Sejiool
' 'lass of *27., i
The ._,lnhn .Alerriik Medal to the
tur.rXTt eomplhnrtff the full rdechanit:
d~t4( V'U,>e. with the best. four-year
rivi-M. 'in the C'olloi'.e llu-pmLmontT-a-- -'warded
to- South,trate. CI. Clark.- .
i he A.. ami1 T. t. olletre Prize tor "
lie Kill lent who delivers the bo-t
declamation a.warded to Jtimes Thee-;
dire Moseley of' New Bern, N. C.,
Ilitr.ii Sl-hooi Class of *28.. - 7
i T.lie A." and -T,. Colk'jyo Prize for
i lie si-.'.e.ent who Writes and deb v.;"-;
the l?'.'.?5f oration, awarded to Ben Lee.
til is.-on of 'Sumter, S.-C., High School i
t.Ja-ss of '27.
Tiiw4ifu>'cmK Lm'itifr-t'up-otforpcf
: !) ' In : 1 i ipy t he Ahrhitury^CTTTTpa""
n-v siK-winu1 tilt! greatest projicros-d
rl.'i year, awarded to Company
"C." . - ' * i.
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i'Kl STICKS HO.Mil) OF A. & T.
t oi.i.fci: ix skssion;
OlliiVi? and I'ejuKinn Force Selected.
Additions to faculty
TH'e hoard of trustees of A and T.
f 'ojle^v held U iwuuial meotitUf at t!ie
cdlleye yesterday. A'fthis ineet_h
J? Iia4??.?h>.?Bhil'md, presidetit ITT
the institution and' nearly all of the
other members.of,the faculty Were re were
added to the teacliinf t'or.-.? .
The hoard discussed, a volume <if
routfne iiia'lierst . An interestins?" report
Was jnade_j>y_j'resident Idpi'md
President 111 ulord hi- his. report re*
lei i i'd t t?>^l 1U*. mumr. reeeijily niven
tire eoileV-e -hy the rat in}? Lyinid of the
State Department of I'lffTlie Instruction.
.The executive chief 'also called
the attent ion_ oj'_ J a-. -..^ed Posnmf' dT
Hie iin prove inerrts made, iluludjiT}?
I l.o ci ei'l ioli ol t tic dairy harn, purciia.-e
of the dairy herd, establishing"
and .equipping 'of the drafting room
and installation of the electrical lali' '"''"'r?-?
? "~~r '
. In view of the- fact that the. late".
I Resident 1 Hidley , did npueh for the
- -11 L^.. Ul-i! 1 1 .
tt ifiliiiTHBT i hi ill i
1 ir.iTr7-,T.,^ -t^rt I'l'.ll"! U . I I'l CHIlUll'IUIUU
that it would*'he fitting to observe a
special. day, T'tmwh" as'- "The Dudley
I>ay." -IfWiUi suggested that this-rtlay
In' observed mi the birthday Of the
late I Jr. Dudley.
.The l'oliiAung- teachers have T7eerT~
added to. the stall": TT
Livingstone S. Buyer, 13. S., Penn
State ( allege* and JJ. S.. (IniuieJl Uhiversity
wil^ teach Agronomy and
Uiologyj"T. B. Jonwij B- A., Johnson
('. Smith and AI. A., Northwestern
t-:-HhVersit-y will he. the-,'registrar; Norman"
11. Howell, I>. V. M? Kansas
.BlitiJi. VyiiettlLUHtl?Gollege will In*- the
college veterinarian.
Uiih r..u- [.i' ii.il _
faculty was re-elected. X. II: Williams
of the agricultural .department
and J. L). Stewart requisition ofljcej'^:_
resigned, flip former to enter another
field add the latter to pursue further
study. .
?! '. .Ma troll us staley, detlTl of the "
depart mmd-^of-agaieulture and- 1>. -K~ Cherry,
instructor in nfathematres, Were
gfaiHed. a veal's leo've ah
setice.?They will work for advanced
dfnrrrrs af Cornell ami ('hicago universities
respectively. The General
Mihaaiwin Board of Ww Voi-i- w- _
granting each of them a scholarship
at SlJuO.00. Because of their faithful
granted.
The purchasing committee of the
hoard, alter visiting seynrnl fiir'mg-in _
the county were unable to come,.to
my definite conclusion regarding a
choice. ?
/ TIllLjAocLing- t > lo.se<r way fTTTetr ^
iy i'h fnT^isiAKm, i?eing one uf XTk^ ^
^st-ever-hctd: Tfte "following trus- "
;ees were present: , '
. THE PALMETTO
L'hairittun Al. C. S. Noble, Chapel ; (
Hill; Mr. C. M. VAnstory, Greens
boro; Mjj.L. S. Covington, Rockingham;
Dr. AtexanctCF Graham, Char-"_
lotte; Mr. S. \V. Finch, Lexington;
Mr. R V Reiislnv,?Mimcm-; Alt'. W. R.
Vuughan, Henuei>on and /Mr. J. JI. j
Ubwort, Aytlen. 4 1 ... ? - - .
CommencvTnent exerciser at the ,
Laillege started Friday and.- ended i
May -pi. The Key. \\. L. Ransome/ :
A. .M., 1). 1)., pastor of First Baptist ]
Church, South?Richmond, preached i
the bueealaureuto sermon.' Dr. Chas.
U'hil'cj?"; A. .M? Ml., P., pitUi'tOOl' ot'<
history, Howard University delivered (
the commencehlC'iit address.
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ST. LI KICS EPISCOPAL ( 111 1U |I ,
TheTcn'iilt\ rrgjtni /.e?<1 Junior Club <
of the chufch pdt".forth their first J
Mlert. lust" evening at the Odd Fel-| "
lows hall, As'sembly St.:-a Tom Thumb i
Wedding. It "was crowned with, sue*'?
cess. The little tfbts played their >
phrts exceedingly well. Through. Mas- t
ter Kdgar Chappelle. the groom and i
little Mi.c.e?Vei'U'lH1 H illiams, the ~~
bride, Master Robert Nelson, the bish- t
op and Ralph. King" as-priestras iher^J
leading Ones, the ceremony was ear- <
tied through without a flaw to. the 1
keen delight of a cro\v< 1 ed?Rnttserijij
"M'rsi~Thonias ,D. ProwiR'wilt "of the M
rector is directress7 iff the. little ones )
Mil.I ll'IIJ UJ1JI...U.II.I.L 1 .... 'I n.. 1-7
(tint ?> iv r>|iiMiDiuiv i yj i iiav ouwvr?r?- . ?
1U1 organization * and the atVair. The ! '
church is thoroughly appreciative <>f-j '
.Mrs, Rwjwn's efforts'amonjr the chil-H
<ii'cn and arc" looking'.forward- to j
fhinus from her. ... p
At the first meeting *of the. club 1
(hoy' were pei'mitted - to elect their '
own ullieers, and- it was a-surprise to '
how well they conducted the meet- ' <
itijr. The following officers were e-j
lectRdf. Robert Nelson, president; | 1
Ht-rrh-e~ I'm;! vT.-c.I.mi tVillml il
nienia Robert's, Secretary;. Francis ' '
t'u.rr, assistant secretary; I'uickney 1
(-la-ten..treasurer, Mnyjrarot Smith, or- ;
KJHlist. . ~^njjTjr - -,
-Bishop K. (1 _
larjre audience Sunday niirht and eon- :
firmed a class, of four. '
XOTH-io -1
To all- members of the local branch j 1
of the. National A-ssoctatipii for- the j
Advancement of Colored People; J (
The regular monthly forum will '
he. held Thursday niKht, J"iine lo-at-S:.'JU
o'clock at the Clriliin -Hall on '
the fittuu-trtnek of Taylor :StM near Al- ~t
len aiuPl?eneilict. .There is a fdan on
loot t;o open a'discussion of a series
ol' subieet> of >p??i-ial interest lo th~e
>*VII\||IK &;i lilt' liMIIIIIUilliy. I
There will Ik- hiui'li public - work j
done here within the neJet few weeks
and.our people will .spend jm'teh money
hen?.'^"There are 'many* things' which t
we .should consider as the result of;
these facts, where we may expect ,
best?Ireal It\ciit and square deals, (let ^
rill nicnilii i 1 t it 'lUlbr ' \ ]
Let it's.act now8 in time to help. Do <
net wait until tud lato ami say what |
limii*. ..,t^miU*-rtlHiln mooTtnya ... . " | t
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o DEAR MADAM: *
O ^'Everybody, Everywhere, a$
and important to. have PJiotograi
$ ?- sands are very punctual about b
? There is nothing that Will gi
0 .. urr to a relative or friend thaa~l
O GRAPH"
I IS IT NOT TRUE THAT
$ Your PHotograph-taken Y
The new baby . Y
O Your children . Y
V Yo.ur younger siifter and bro.
O ' Your child's birthparty Y
X Your tittle girl at borne with her.
? Your little boy^also? ^
5-TV ~ IS 1T NOT also
6 You- ought, lu lutVe ibis ptetu
Y the others are well and hearty
7 ;-with you? THINK it o\>er serious
O arrange.lt is usually ONLY a ms
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.TLimARDXR^
CI.AFLIN EXPANSION PROGRAM,
GOES OVER THE TOP AT COMM
ENCEM ENT. ' '
Orangeburg, S. C.,;?'The. SKth Com
mcnccment at Clafl1n~-was without
tr doubt, the most important and constructive
in the history. $14,000 in
ash was reported. The largest a?
tondahce of-the leading people of the
state filled the ehupel at-the-Baccn-~
laureate Address and Commence*
mont day.
vj . _ - , .V ' f*.
Of the $1 4.000 renin te<j mm.. Item
>2,000 in cash hud beeh raised by stu
lout's and faculty. SG.000 'was re
Muted by President J. B. Randolph
Hid the Snnth (Carolina Cunfoimimw.:
eponted $15,000. It. is the plan that
ill of this money be immediately ns d
to equip laboratories and library
mil help in he Greater Claflin Drive.
" For constructive thought, the lead
ntr addresses of the season could
iot be surpassed. . On Sunday i\fter
looii Presidents J. B. Randolph delivered
the Baccalaureate address, leaviig
the thought of "Service", very
eh impressed upon the niiiids of
he j^niduates and the audience, On
kVedttestlay Bishop K. G. Richardson
?T the Atlanta Area, Methodist 4Chseopal
Church (Nofih) addressed
ht^-tda**.-?He^plcaded-AVith the triad
iiater. that they not think that they '
knew all, and not^to *ro around pull
'<1 up, bin 10 realize that then; was
nor& they did* not know. It' they
fWjtHmHrhisr they would be in a posiinn
to {five something to humanity.
In the?yiculuatinj* classes "there
.vree .\'l from Domestic ?Wts?- yh'e
roih Commercial Department,- -'it)
loin Normal Department', 11 i'ljllw "
Preparatory, and from the- College >f
Aits and Sciences as follows:
.William Webster Brewer,.Hdith .Mi
ier\iu Jiythewood, Isaac- LeoiuTrd j
Ilinw'in.f.Virtril Wendell Undue', Kve?
yn Carolyn " How/.e, Klridge Webser
McJIillan, Marian "Annette .Moor r,
Knyly . Kssie White, L on or a Fleta t
Williams, Julia (tjihe'in. Williams,.'
Herbert--Dew-art?Woods; JolTIi'"IVnt*f
son Gldverf and Robert Jewett Jen-!
kins. ' < ,
Ii.v Dr. 1^ M. Dunton. President 1.'- '
mer'itus of Clatlin College.
In. keeping with', the plan for a'
Greater Clatlin, is the.-announcement !
hat next fall, Clatlin wili have lli ice (
1-aylor,"- the famous University, of f
Souther.n California football star, as .
lie Coach, t . ?
( AI.HOI \ FA I I S I (>C \ I st
Sunday, June 5th, was a day o't'j
??y at Sprinpfield Baptist (infi-cli.
T-Hf Sunday Schuul -\yus.. tailU'd_U> ^
-?nk*r A. M. I>y the superinendent,
.Mr. F. I,.- Tennnnt.
On. account 'of Baptising; tin; .Suri1
ay. School was in session only, a j
.hint t-iim'i and as.the candidates i??r :
tiaptism was on Hime, the. order was !
riven to march to .the p<>o|. At thef
too}, hynin 502 w as suny. Rev. I\.
Ware baptized' the candidates in '
he nant.e of the Father, Son iilid.
iojy- Ghost. .
gtpn Street
a? S? C.'
jree that it is both necessary <: j
phs made and countless thou- X
av-mg-thcm made often.? - I've
more real and last ing pleas- X
o.send them your "PHO-TO1
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YOU SHOULD HAVE
our home,,; in side and outside V ,
pur horse, cow cat. dog v
our family group at h?me
while all are together ^~+
our mother dear . ?J > ~
toys Your father' - p [
^our grandmother and father? 1 - V
TRUE THAT g*
fe -work done while you arid X
and everything is going well V
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.y, aiju you win Tina 9 wny 10 o
sfrter of making up your mind. . <vt
TTING TODAY AT
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flu res are marie and at prices
do yotir Kadak finishiug"aTso.
old and faded'pictures. We' y
;ates. everything. Bv thf wny? V from
the bottom of the trunk v
friends wjll be glad to see it. V,
L.SniPlO io the tmly orTei of ?
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in, 11 you aont Know where it V
:11 you, for Columbia is made 4* i
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mdquarters fui everything in !^r
ing framing. You will always V |
d efficient service. We will.at O
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After the Baptismal sermon, the
candidates uoic made welcome. The
followintr ministers. were present U>
witness the Hnptisiji: Rw," \V. F.
Fovd. Rev.' (irndy and Rev:- Morrison
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The many friends of Mr. Edward
Riser Avi.ll rci-et t?> he;rr of his deft, h;
which aceul red ?>n-'ItJ ay UTUi at liulfa,- -.
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YOURS FOH
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I'atls," S. C. and the interment vyas
made in Clover's Cemetery. ?? r
Ho leaves a wife, two little children,
a host of relatives and friends
tn nionrn their loss. :?
Rev. A. Ware, Mr. and Mrs. Esa
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and-..Mrs. Raindrop in the afternoon. V
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PAIRING
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