Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ \ * '' ? i*AGE FOUR. 1 V gljr pala! ? ' . _wt ?;? *- - I IW A ^ nd)l> S J business.and E Entered at the Post. Oflie'e at Colum t " ?" ... -i StBSC " Ono Year . $L\( - Six Mnniha?" ' "T ~T75 Qrticia.i Adyei^i.^eitients at. tile rinea r Vhe Leader will publish brieHTani " 1 till1 re?t wnen ;hey are accoi the auiftof^ -and are not" ot' ; , i, mimications will- not ^ noti returned; " -rT~~ 7 ; "T V''' ?Checks, Drafts ;md Post'al or Kjcpro *' . _ ..toj.tl%c_ oYder of J: B. fcE WiE - _ . W. JFKANK WILUA-Uts HEflsKV D. I'KAiiSON ^CTETO. H. H A .M I' I ON- . CpmiTranrcatigns intended lur.tl'u shouhi >vach the editorial- uesk of 1 day of each vt'eck. City news., local day niRht. ?? ??lUAUl1A, SUC,. - - mmmm n ?.f 7i ?;?"Tin '.mipim:--dun <t!" -lynch Johnson. Secretary of the Nat ?? -me/iLoi' Colored People."'may ? save -wtitfr77 - f iflsT-yl?J'rit who. sjnUsifrthis 'materialist-ie age Kx-Governor.bowdcn can g Fresiclent 'TT)otfdge: T" Urjrcrf~n ana to become a candidate for saying. "all I can &aX is that ! , a-way.. 1'rom^-tkti "The Woyld War was?t'ottjd i, make the.world safe for Dem -vwhite mail." And the Negro <ea?l(^TiTp'.m-J"he N'egyn' rt Krandizeinent, -.Ma-be,.that i; : el' Ihnught. and action, ?? ?v- ; Morula y' is the "Glorious Ft yearsago,. the American 'peoj step in the establishment", of a tory?"a government" of the people."^dTowever, particular * '.changed?ua- moan. .f a govenir '.white people and-for t he whip Aare concerned. 1 lie gavernmeii rulers and subjects. I)AKItt)WON WHITE Clarence Dafrow, funioiis 1 in an address heioi e l-h,000 p National Assignation fur the i ??. . Sunday flayed- \vltj|\ hiring s' practices ol.the .-American \\ Giving the uoJureTI people the \Vhich they are doing, yet the; . enjoyment yf tlie advantage GiVen aid in the actfirirernpnt colored people are (l.-rhed th'i and-wit In flit dhhh'ilwri?r?n course, the American wTiTtun i\ has Mover. I ecu t ried hi fdigi end'must tail. ,1 or'education i l>e'forever subjected to artitie ?Harrow: wa^-not fit her sparin ?- tian attft-nxlr. Though. lie said - :r.-rertion. Ghrisfinnity,- howev - analysis, does nor .Mow no ve ~~7f~seemod to To son.wt hour f<> . for eart h-.yttH"'"lv M' 1 1 >1-'1 I' " iea. ^Trflieh ^iv and large, "Mr, White Anierii"'. Jtpjro vc1', wo ! . as it does not care-to have it? * fliticpnt i nn o *. "t 1 -> :" ? 1 r_" 1 ' " ' " 1 " : ?IVUI'-I? I Pointed Points O J By - n^firpt* A ' ' The -.ational Asociati.on for t Advancement of Colored People is ^ sosion. .The- |>1ul i am js jgf)in?_u\ ? -hiti V?ur i.v|?>v.;fixtat.ivtj came dpi , iVom ChuaAo-' in time to hwir A1 Taylor and Will Aiexynder. Be spe akers took ii!urh .mound. ' Tl Taylor-stYe>xe"d the rioatllmcss of ci'al sins ami pointed out the holine of the insti.tut i ona.l thiur ranks - our leaders in social i IWI HI uu nut i rif ^ri'ai soc > . prophets, in America today, with fi *. ,.^-'exQQpjJjf)>v?r r;io not in thy pull4t? 0 - - colored brothers are imitating t / whites'. Taylor- spoke off t ticcAslty of social Oirisi ianity? Yo V scribe would, add that you hay? bp theoroyized ion much and not Ghr tinzed'^noughl Oun problem is r ' v ohe of# fundamentalism, but soci bettei mont. Were Jesus with us 1 t , ' + ' . djxy in the flesh would he wink Jim Crow cars, segregation arid ly ching? Would ho keep silent .in t lace of i (!< wholesale disfranchise ment, xycploitation of weaker grouj and an unethical sooial order? Dr. Alexander was very progrc ftivc in his discussion of the "Chan Jng South." He regards it as a nc v. ^Amei-ica frontier. lie regards t! pfohlefn" we face as largely econom ^ ~ He .says that he Js not interested^ t the Ne_gro as such, but in civiRzatio iifiiiiii'ttitiiiimi^ - - l .' iplto leader :EKLY 1 trgpt, rnlymhU, S. Ci .. | ditorial I'hone 4523 ' > ' < bia, S. C., as second class-matter by an' ??.?* ? ? i-d 'KIPTIONS , v.'. . * . )0.. Three Months _ ? $ .7b' 15" "Single Copy ;? w . ? . .05 } flowed by law. ,i. rational letters on subjects of General ] npamed by the mimes- and addresses"of !* i defamatory- natures- Anonymous com- i iced. Jtejoctcd manuscripts .will not bb ss Money Orders should be made payable j tlie Palmetto Header * ?'Editor 2 - TV J? Fraternal Correspondence - ? .Correspondence r. i w_4_ NeWg Editor ? Manager ' ? -' ?;!?: ' ( current issue must be very bvief, and he l'almetto Leader not later than Tiies- ' s. personals and social news, by Wednes : ... c-?:? ? .. - - * . ^, Saturday. July 2, 1927 -it in# in, America." says J. Woldon i iogal Association for the Advance- v j^ave a: few black bodies but it .will i. is really concerned abotit savin#! i. in America*? * f -o??.. i, xontly* by political loaders of IndF T; president in 1928, he answered by v, know of no. man in all our history >i ' 0" ' : ? 1: it," sav? Clarence Darro^ys "not to * ocrae'y* but to make.it saf<Y for the gave,,his.-life for that too. - - 11 ice-seems, always to -mean i;clf ng- -+ * the reason of so few real leaders . -Q ? _. mrth." One hundred and fifty-one )le are said tO\have taken the first government new in. the world's his- people, by the pe.ople an4- for the ly in the South, the idea has been :5 nent of the white people, by. the & people. So far as colored citizens 1 t is like unto that of early times;? -v . ; . .: 1. .MAN'S INtONSISTENCYX Chicago lawyer ami liuinaiiitai iaiu ~ eopkf at the annual' meeting of the ^ Advancement of Colored People last ^ areasm the contrary attitude, ana s dll'l p.-' town pis- 1 he colored ^y'ople, .opportunity to accumulate wealth, y undertake to restrict them ii\ the s that always accompany wealth. of education and culture, yet the, l" things that the "dnf,at^rl ? o satisfaction. In fact, by such a p ire undertaking aiuexperiment that in the world's hi.- tory"and in the p ind wealth are powers' that cannot ial and unnatural limitations. Mr. j_ ITTTf "ridie"ille~YfThe so-called Chris . lie was not' an expert in thaCdf: t er, as practn/cd,., under' his keen ... rv- well in race relation in Aninrirr ? r heavcih, or the after life and not j art of ( he earth occupied' b.v Amei" t, I )arrow*Sj speech was a great one. uld hardly eniov it to the fniwt illogical coui'f-lp holfl up 4'or-seincm^-+ His was a.groat speech. 8 It is a pleasure to he with Duhqis. 2 0 Johnson, Bagnall,' Pickehs and White g again- -such a wonderful group. To ;) <3 talk with them is an inspiration, g The city of Indianapolis is still "O talking about Editor Frederick's 1 0 speech. We knew he would do it. you > 01 l'-e ably represented in Kinv and Dr. ^: Stuart. Mrs. Stuart is also in the UV pai-yt. ^Ynnr scribe?traveled?observer*. Jj arid lUpOllii i'oi yuu. Ik is cm the ? er Association program three times; ~.n twice-bir Sunday and an address on- -8V!, .Montiay. He wi 11 then taka-ajiraLn >th J;atk the "Windy City." While-in 8 jj. Indianapolis he is the house guestNi'P 8 ;o_ T. II. Buggs and wife, both Allenitcs. ,ss Mr. Buggs has a large well stocked grocery. He has bulit a snlencfid fivo re- thousand dollar bungalow. It is a jal great pleasure to meet old friends? 'Jn dw h?w delightful we chat of the pasTT T } . Many friends of war days live in jie these parts. ,?- - - - ' ? ji he ins rain tnat Bishop Ternon'-s adur drt>ss~Was a -master-piece. He would " pn surprise the world if it were not. The II is. i,bishop is a great speaker. rot' * Tell our young boys and girls to '( [aj continue in school, Preparation is of J 0_; inestimable value. Dr. A; S. Jack- ' at xom says: "You may not like intellin gence but you will 'have to respect * he it." Not a something, but acquisition j ;p_ of facts with their1 proper evaluation,1 )H) and passion for truth. Then be will- ; H ing to. sacrifice for it. Education says; "Young man,-if thou wouldest be my j g. disciple deny thyself, take up my 1 ;w cross and follow me." "The truth he will make you free."" jG> How can- a .man or yoman this j |n side of slavcry 'be disintereatedin the; n. N. A. A.C. P. 4AV i.Ailhi. . I'l'itiir'. /. . . THE PALMETTO LEADER PROGRAM * , OF THE . ' j-r Twenty jfirst Annual Session __ OF THE tate Sunday School Baptist Young People's Union of South Carolina ; ' ? . / TO BH HKLD WITH ? ??Morris Street Baotist Church r ?<:hamliWtToN.s.v. ?~7~? July 14?17,1927 ; ~ v ^-t'ne'Al, PKOliRM. ??" .. Melody. r . ' } !. Invocation ' - - . . ; Rcv; 1/. B. Bfooks. !. Music Select Sunday School Chorusj . . ' Welcome Addresses?" 1. On behalf of the.-^mn.lay School-?Mi's. A, Strohle. >.' On behalf of the. Sunday Schdbl and B.-V. F. T. M, Boyce. . i. Music * i. _ . - .. r.hnfry' .. On behalf of the InU rdbnomi national Ministerial Onion?Rev. C; S. Ledbotter. ? ( _ ** . C On behall" -of the Baptist Ministers*' "l.'nion ?Rev. B. B. Jones. ). Music (Solo). . i V - - -- A;.- Mis Ardena Smallls t: ~fhf^)ehyilf of the Interdenominational Onion (white) Rev A. Snrunt. D. I>. 1. Orv behalf'of Ttfe^Whlie IV'.piDU o'f lib.- City ?- =:r 1. .Music _ .. . ' Sunday School Choir On behalf < f the Beo^essive Business Men?Or, J. A- MeFaiHv Ph. G.r un behalf <>i the I' fatu'i'iutl Orders?Mr.-Jr A. Brown: ":?a ~r. Music. (Duett)?-Mrs. J. K. M:txwell_and .Mr. R. Bowman. [>. On behalf of th" CitW Missionary Societies?Mrs. Dora 'Foster. /. lntroducaion >>: Mayor--Rev. I h J. Jenkins. ' ~ ~ ?r?;?:?: 8. Welcome Address hv UohT~Th ?-' 1'.-Stoney, Mayor- of vhe City.^ EK-- I*tesent;;.titin: of Chjirch Kty*?Rev. X, B. I-&rrV. ' - -??- [). Response?Rev. A.J W. I till, Aiken. * . % i- .-iiiMi . y..1 - ' - SBBfflZ SEBBBI * BjSflBjjE 2, Free-will Offering:. . - v-A RKY. D. li. LHW-IS, Chairman Program Committee. THIM-SD VY MORNINO?Jl NR lltth OtOO - .peVoiioTili,; Conduct tod b\ Rev. C, McCoy, Manning. Oi!>0?Iiil mdut'uui s.'. itn n-7-b'e\. A. (Ml.. Atiiouiii. A. B:. Barhwelb; alter rial 6r lie v.. A. Bailey, Cnlumkii^ " ~?:?Annurtl _ ;J?** ??-??-?" > . " : : 2:0P~Er.rolImenl. Annual .Address. . " ~. Reports .of Trensnror. Corresponding. Secretary, Executive Board. Election and installation of officers. :00?Adjournment for dinner. v' . Afternoon Session > :3(L--IlevotTortal ires-ayv; "Life Essentials"?Prof. Eddie Williams, Aiken. .Music (Solo.)- Mrs. Anna Be He Weston, Columbia. :0,0.?Bible Lecture-- Fiev. W in. Howard, Corresponding Secretary., iusie. (Solo)?i\i',-s I.iliie Mite- YurboVough, Anderson. idS?Tdpit; "lit?I."in-c?Mission of tjK' Sunday School"?Mr. Lewis L. Butler. Eiie'thr edt and Miss May nip 1,. Chappelle. - ' :00:?Wfl'cring.-nnd Adjournn.i nt. ! ., - Evening Session Mo?Iie\ nt i.'iiiil nn :.cc: "Early Impressions"^?Rev. E. E. Rilev. Green viik*. . . :1S?Music "(instrumental Solo) Mhiit Francis Lawson. :?0~-Beno<lict <'jslli x-Ijut C. B.. isttol. ' : ir>?F<lucati< n u Kerm.>n Rev. A. (J. Daniel/, A. B., Georgetown, alter" nato. Rev. -IJ.iy.l l!it-kn an... A. .'Ik";' Of6nftidlUT?? * Music (Solo)Mrs. Meriora White,. Columbia-;-. -Oirel']?->V.. -v.plaintment of Committees! * :30?.Devotional .a'--) ^ "1 i mil j 1ii|i fiui'i-rrat nui" Rrnf Wa O^Brrvr ton. Roebuck. 9:00'?Topic:' "The Importance", of Teacher Conferences"?Miss Bessie Ar? ! nette. Cretwivil'J, anil. Miss Manicl Brown," Denmark. Db'lO?Topic:? I.;-ss.-n 3 re pa ration, why'.'"?Miss Ruth Rynum; Columbia, ' ; and Miss Annie Kelly, Darlington, ' "gnrncvy, An.'o son. I* Charlo.'Ui Raplty, Abbeville. 1 i20- -Topic: "Thi R.?y.M^y-l'.. n Training School for Service."-"-Miss Louise Frobuftf. Lodge, am! Miss Ktjie !. Walker, Branchville. Mush?elns: rur.vmpar T< >T?. j? Miss Clydp ,tb~Singleton, Columbia. 1 :U0?Rilde Lecture--'Kb v. (I. \Y. Long, I). D., Columbia, JD.V--Mm I'*.-1 Ct.ili'rr, . nr. ,f. .[. Quirks, piL'snleni. ? ?T - ; Music S* fo) Miss MLived Je.nkins, Charleston. ' , . v Kducafional Rally. * .00? An Address.--Dr. ?.L 1,.' i ohs:!hv Diri-ctor'"Slate Sunday School and . H. f. I*1. U. work (whiitp.^ ''. . . i.'itlr-An Address I 'pn. .( ,.C. Spauldinu'. President^of State Sunday School -j?4-?and-IM?Y. I'.?I . ( oir.'i n! ion of Nortth Carolina. :00?Adjourn men! for dinner. - ' . Afternoon Session Ad ' :30?'pevoiionaj 'Me.-sr. e': ''Spiritual YiOue of .Music"-?Prof. C. A. Law_t son, Sumter. / ' . ? ? ?- - ?Music (QuarteLti-'i to be supplied. " ^MtlKfiintH.-' ''' ' "'" ; c : 00-?Reports of 'of Grrtup Leaders. ? * i "idaAlfi 'i . -* - iUUSlC fft'lCCI I ITOIT.S. . . " I Music and Adjournment. " Evening Session 88?-Devot iur.il1-' .Mo?vpo: *-Sorvte<-"-Rev. \V. It." Martin, Creenville.?ZTs -"Mumc?Sol c.ct'-Chrrnrer~ ~ ? :30?1 he Jenkins' ()i phaiuniu Rev. 1). J. Jenkins, Founder*~and President. :45?Convention Sermon?Hoy. C. U. Brown, 1). I). Columbia; alternate, Rev. S. ('. Caiuj bell. D. l)., Anderson.. Music (Solo)?Rev, T. 11. Broadus. ?f ? ??Ollering niu) Adjuumiuuul. -L-r" S*.\'l'.( Rl)\Y?Morning Session J10 ?"Devotions, conducted by Rev. Wm, Lipscomb, Greenville, ;45=*I<ipic: "The? Spiritual SWc-of the- Sunday School"?Miss Tuletha Burgess. Summortr-n; and Miss M. I. Bolley, Mayesville. ~ 5:00?Topic: "The' B. Y. P-. IT. an Important Auxiliary of the church"?-Miiss Edna Drake. Spartanburg. ' : * JTTK? Denomination.-d Schools- Rev. II. Watkins, Belton. ' 5TnO?Bantist?l .dni at umal ' a ml?Missionary Convention?* President??SEarle:~ . . ? v 5:45?Women's Statte Convcfifion?Mr$.- Conie Jones," President. 1:00?Reports of Standing .and other Committees.' __ % ' , s:uu?uiienng; and Adjournment. ' ' . , t-?T??- ^Kvenrnat Session . :'30?Annual Concert. Offering .'-llid AfluiiifnninnT ' ?-?-?-?' ?: : ?St .\y.\V,?;!Mor.Aint; Session oriel SnncIi\frnSr^i< < 1. conducted by Rev. C. F\ T. White, Rock Hill,' Hon. J. I. Wnsh'nnr'on:_Bea.ufort,? ?? Music tins!Vumerrlal SoloK -??1isr Ruth FJarie. Spartanburg. 1:3Q?-Missionary , Rev.. .1 _C? White. D. Columbia;- alternate. Rev, P. P. Watson. I). I)., Columbia. I '< . . Music (Solol?Prof, if", .A. I,aw son, Sumter. " -- ~~ J Offeriptr^apd \ d>urnment. " ' - -?7-*-?~xn ornoon Session Sunday School MatuCMec+i*g 3:30?Song Service, conducted by Mr. Henry Brown, Florence. ' 4:00?An Address?Rev. W. R. Ashburn, D. IX, Emperia, Virginia, Sec-. ' iretary Church Extension Department, National Baptist. , '*. Music (Solo)?R^iss Leola Devese, Allendale. ' . ?-??Offering and reports from various city Sunday Schools. : L__! . / Evening Sessinn . '* ... ' TiK-OO >... tj i liis / > i i o: i ' It mi . i *? w*vv i^c > UUV'H^, VUIlUUt'lt'U uy > vr 1I"?. l^UIIUIl VJit.Vlill U, 01 111 |)SOIlVl lit* UI1U Witty*y me J, Brock; Orpepvlllc.? ' : .?:?" ?r . v / 1 8:30-^Closinpr Sermon?Rev. J. C. Tobin, D. D-. Union; alternate, Rev. F. , . F. Owens, Orangeburg. . . Music (Solo)?-Miss Winona Howard. Darlington. Offering. ' Resolutions. Financial Report. fAdjpurnment. - * ^ frETTOT^M AL UK(1AM/AT!0NS ' 1. SUPERINTENDENTS?Dr. J. H. Goodwin. ' Director; Prof. ' O. B Drakeford, Assistant DirectoMrs. I.ouise Randolph, Secretary; Bro. :2. ADULTS?rRev. S. (V Onmplxrll, Director; JMiss'M. J.^Bruck,' Assistant Director; Miss Eva ClujppelJe, Secretary; Mrs. C. K. Watson, Treus. 3- JUNIOR?Bro. E. E.'Cofnwell, Director"; Miss IV Mi*Al'sjo'n,c Assistant" 1 )lreotoi; Miss Helen Buchanan. Secretary. " ~ 4. HOME-?Mrs. Alma Hopkins, Director; Mrs. Sarah J. Mills, Secretary; Mrs. Mary J. Whitner, Treasurer. . ? " ' lkaulk ROLL?;Miss C. B. Sinfrleton/Director; Miss Alivia Ilanor, As. sistant . Director: Mrs., I. J.. Mills, "Secretary; Mrs. .Kniily Black man, Treasurer.. - ' ^ 6. B. Y. P. ll.-^Miss Louise Smith,-Director; Miss Charlotte Rapley, Assistant Director; Mies Ruth Watson, .Secretary; Bro." J. T.- Williams, ' Assistant Secretary; "Miiss Marjorje Lipscomb, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Childress Treasurer: Mi:s Caro Clomong sttni iot r> t - ^NOTRr -? ? 1 . " " " ' All local Sunday fVl.uiils a,i' aslu'il Co <'A-..|Wato in-plitt'nur over the.-biff- " K'est proyrnm in the history of the convention. You are hereby asked to_jlonr.te your Sunday School collection Sunday, morning- dUl'lPjy-^ho-ciyny^ntion. ?* Vou are further a. kevl to me-H in a body, Sunday ivftetlioohT o'clock in the Morris Street Baptist-Chtrrch. aCwhich tiniQ a report of your collection ma?'e' Th? Banner Sunday School of the city and state will be an- . nptmml*ntrtftis meeting. , : ' . , ' * . Plnnen^irim/A;. ...ViU TX.. r /T TN i x .w.nv . ?* i wiiii i/i\ .1. i_/. nunoar in reterence to any local nmtiers^ . ... "y.---?rv. ^ ^ S. I-.- FINERY, Recording Secretary. : v . t? .DECEPTION By W. Marion Thompson " . . . " W'heret \vc lotfk to find a sweet, .. . ?. rrT' ' . .'Tis often there it thorn Ave meet; '~C ?1 ' r "? ? ?^ 1 : ?- We then forget the thorn is nijrh. " ' Who in our absence will ilcTenU " -? Us, aeainst the slander's hi n\v This Bam3 friend proves to he a foe. 11 To play deception ih a wrong " ">- : . ' * : That enters both weak and strong;' -i . ' . ' *? And man's applause is but bribe ' ' To proftelyte us. from our tribe. . v... > ' .. . When -we'seek to find the truth, .* ' 1. ?7 G racing -manhood'. back to youth, ' .?t-fWe often find we've been deceived _ ' , . . . In many things wo once believed. . The" joy that, vain amusements brjnfc Is but a cloak to hide their sting; 'Tis thus -the world rewards her fools, ' And leads thenv dnHy,by her rules. i.~?-^r?. . - * ===_==:.?r- Wby^^re "tluiS our hopes bequiled ? < V Whv are1 all .mir nliwenwio > ' -Why do ?-??~ 1 ~ ' ? hxcrm^Tnrr^choiccst comforts flow? ?-? "Adam's slntias caused it' all:-' " 'Twas not thus before the -fall; ?- Now in every good we find ' ? '* ; . Vanity 'and grieF ehtwined. | FAIRFEILD COUNTY SUMMER SCHOOL t ? X ' ' - 7 .|. . Tenth Annual Summer School of Fairfield County 'for ~X Teachers will be held at the Colored Graded School, Winns- >* boro, S. C., June 13-July 22, 1927,..inclusive?siv exclusive ? weeks. Hon. J. L. Brift?.f < nnntv Snpr m" T'Miwitin.i, nut?? ..*? *of his deep concern.to bring the teachers up to the stan- .2 X dard and "greater efficiency, has lent our Summer School >* X his unstinted support. The faculty "includes Rev. D. w: $ 7 Rosier. A. M.. l>. p.. uirpptm p w v _ ^HM.nt*?wttTware7 A.: 'j* ? M.. Principal; Prof:?S. M. Miller; Prof. W. A. Ross, Miss, $ Ancjonion, Dr. Kennedy, Mis; C- A. Byrd, Mrs, a. S. a > X Thompson and Mrs. B. E, Rosier. . .. ' J 'Our course has been approved by the .State <BoaVd of-^tXJ Education and those who attend will get State credit as # U | - renewals of--first and tfleqond grade certificates. $ The obje^of this Summer School is toJhfiip-tl?rtcachers X ?* especially those of the County to increase their educational f 'skHbfc aid them in methods oi- impacting knowledge, give ? ? them a general, review of the subjects they must Teach, \ ? and a chance to advance in their respective lines' of work, a < We afco aim to organise and stimnlntr. in nw tiMrhPrg thn~ -^r desire of stressing the moral side of those wlio come under ^ $ their teaching and thereby make a better and truer class ?! fct^citizenr- .rj-r " * r'^' % ' X Loctunco on Hygiene wiH he given at Chapel Hour be- V- % tween 12:00 and 12:30 P. M. $ ' J ? Registration Pee ....... - ... $3.00 . .. |;.'. '{ Board can be had throughout thr> hIv nt n ,.r?g ? rale.. ^^ ? ? ??~ ;> ^ ? For further Information write ' "' - i' "" *2 " I ? , J). W. ROSIER. ' | ' P? O. Box 91,? Winnsfraro,T37TT. ; ~ | " - $ **? '? ' * ?% # ?* .% ? ? % % * ?%?* * ?* ? . % %?% . ..."". A | Charleston Summer School | I July I I th?August 19th 1 .%-.- . Aporo*"^ hy Stah? Departrrtrr^ ? % ' " XT"-" . ..' ' :" . .:- ? i | Courses: j^rimarv - ?>? * * licii y & * | | High School - Professional ! A i , > . -O A. JOHNSON, Director' if? M | Principal Booker Washington School, Columbia, S C ?XHX* ?! *.' ?X* J* .* .% ?V*aaa i ' ,? i ? ???? . ?