The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 08, 1928, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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- MEASURE.
The Fair dates this year, October
to and including 'November 2nd.
1 ?s than a month away, is South Car
-t-i'nii's gala. time- amort}? its colored
.( 'i'/,cns...
More than rf f? "od time, is the Fair;
is . also an ed fi'at i<vnal ~lTT3fcUfalun~.
year, the Vocational ""h'aining
1 I >ys, along with the' congenial Prof.
I irgoss. will be?mtr-'ouests, in camp
' i the'vgrou'nds f ir the. week;, where
t o byos will be in a school, instruct<
in agriculture, "dairying:,, husbjyi'
? . y, poultry and swipe raising, etc.?
< nr.-future farmer^." '
But what of the present day fdYi
ers? Why they can't they meet
"T losdaY?-nhvays a day free of adi'
ission, organize .and also receive
fractions, from experts, as Mr
3?<?Ivori Mr. (loins and other instructors
.' one from the Negro Collego at'Ora'igehurg?
.
Tuesday is also "Mothers and Baby
Day." Last year, dozens of MoJ?7?t
':ors arid" bahies attended, where tilt
little ones were examined by two ol
i e cities leading physicians* assist(
' by nurses from our hospitals and
?u. very . interesting report on each
1 :by was filed "with the Fair's secrc'
i-y. The Mothers were, also instruct
< ! in the general care of their ba.1
ies. The Fair, therefore, starts
with baby care, is host to. the youth
and forms a substantial medium of
1 1 p to the farmer?jt is a construe-1Vvo
institution.
"All Work and No Flay Makes
.lack a Dull Hoy," is an old and really
true saying. Acknowledging- this, we
give the biggest, hiost confprehens
v.e, highest class entertainments of
~ the year. Picnics, marriages, Christrnas
tlrpes and other gatherings have
r.o.comparison \v*ith*the pleasure at
the Fair. Gaining knowledge and tak
ing pleasure are so evenly mixed
that it is ail pleasure?so pleasing.
'
A^A A^A A^
^ W^ W^ 1
tn Relief for the Colored I
on Platform, upon which
ies, or in 5 different farn
tionOtThe^TcTSTSTET
Farm Relief begins as th<
rid some day will havea fc
n a million and a quarter :
lligent competition?and
y comodjty. Come to our ]
LNTON, Denmark, S. C., Preslden
)N, Columbia, S. C., Secretary
umbia, S. C. . c
KKR, Summerton,S. C.
Honorary) Bennettsville, S. C.
;L, Aiken, S. Cr?
lY, a day alvVays of free ?
ther days, however, are !
self, after a ycar'ivhardoa
GRU
wa5^~~AHeii-Benediet Cias
id Competitor is but shoi
, RA
. . H r-?;?this
was the spotft for the
Ian see races frbm the gi
CATIONAL TRAINING
instituted for instruction
DONT FOl
er also, thatspecial Rail B
>ail Roads from all points
OBER 3
ft #
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tunced
iQlored
State Fair
You ai'e not living unless you make
fli~mmil trip tu tV>P State Colored
Fair.- A feeling of pleasantry comes
with the thought. At the foot hall
games, the race track meet and the
i many carnival attractions, you throw
?>lf the cares of the year and are more
vitalized from meeting old time
friends, than a long vacation that the
-best springs brings.
L~- Reduced rail rates, which have al
t , ?
I ready been granted on all. the roads,
j.induces our secret societies and business
organization^ to hold Committee
i meetings here that week and the
grown ups r-egard this as their own
1 time, to annually meet their friends
on "HAPPY MIDDLE GROUND,"
rwhile iho young is in -the time of
their lives, as they promenade the
; grounds, during the second quarter
of the Allen-Benedict gapie to ban.d
jazz. EVERYBODY HAVE A GOOD
. A REAL GOODY, GOOD TIME, AT
J:.T H E F AIR.
-L^The Fair is majoring and will con
tinue to throw the weight of its en
orgies towards farm elevation ("Farm
relief Measure.") The pchools, col>-j
legpq nml nthiir unit;-- in the State are
: cooperating, so also arc thei'e credit
tabic.exhibits in. Home Economics and
I art; but the farmer upon whom the
wealth and prosperity of the State
depends is in a state of lethargy as
, 'o the helpful possibilities the Fair
holds for him.
Prof. J. E. Rlanton, Pres., Denmark
i T. A. Williams, Treas., Newberry;
' G. C. Williams Newberry; Prof. C.
G. Garrett, Supt., Columbia; Green
Jackson, Sec*y-> Columbia; Mrs. T,. J.
.Rhodes, Columbia; I. S. Leevy, Colum
bia;'I)r. D. II. Sims, Columbia; Rev.
| S. M. Walker," Summerton; W. S. Writ
son Ridge Springs; A. P. Harper,
Jenkinsville; E. J. Sawyer, Honorary,
| Hennettsville; W. M. Rin?, DflHlng,ton;
W. M. Wallace, Whitmlre; Rev.
i A. W. Hill, Aiken; Dr. R. S. Wilkinson
Advisory Director, State College, Orangeburg.
Send today or inquire of any of
? '?TfttMPALMB1
?BM ?i mrf i
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farmer of this State, is l
the Honorable Alfred
lers in 45 different coun
mXTRE&TXfR^
e far mers are inspired t
)rmular from which a q
farmers, according to sc
this must be inspired?1
Fair; any of the below n;
t T. A. WILLIAMS, Newhe
G. C. WILLIAMS, Newbei
DR. M. A. EVANS, Colum
W. S. WATJSON, Ridge Sp
WrfanKING, Darlington.
nu i> e wn I/IVOAV *
i/ii. 11. n. tt iui\iiinv/n,
idmi ssion, a day of placii
Big- Days of Education,.
BURG'S F
aci\n right nf
rtly removed in interest
ICES! RAGE
; Ro y alty. ^Now itisyou
andstand anywhere wit
GAMP (Our future Far
is in cattle, swine and pc
EIGET OR C
U>ad Rates are on for TJ
i in the state and from 1
com
0,- 31, a
and enjoy tk
JUNAS
r %
sout11 carc
college:
::;~3 for gr
1
ALLEN I NlVEllSITY IRAN'S KO
HI(. OPENING.
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Continued from pajre one ~
>. I
( 1 he Home Kl'Olluiuii dcpai tmont >>i
fors its facilities and teachers fc
afternoon and evening classes.
I Among the new teachers are Mi*
Sara Banks, Washington, Pa.,' voct
music and instructor in piano; J. .
Adamm, graduate of National L;
ccum and graduate student of Th
Sarbonne, Paris, France, Professo
of French; WRbur'-Hjrtewurt* fB?/* S
Wilberforce, heads the Commgreu
department; ;EaVl Jamison, Oberli
College, Chemistry and Coach of foe
ball; Miss Sadie McCoy of Atlant
University,- Teacher Training; Mis
Harvey of .Cheney Institute-in the dt
partment of Home Economics; Mis
F. B. McClain, A. B., Fisk is Regi>
Uar; Mr. Isaac Bristol- of Kansa
University will serve-hi the Depart
ment of Sociology;1 Dr. E. A. Adams
. a g tduatcrif Wilberforce and .loin:
..on C. Smith, ex^Dean of- Kittrell an
a pastor of wide experience will hea
up the School of Theology; assistm
him will be Rev. E. F. G. Dent, wh
served as Dean of Theology at Kil
trell College for several years, is
| graduale 01 ^tne College of Allen an
j the Divinity School nf Boston I)n
versity. Rev. R. I. Lemon, Dr. E. L
.\feGill and President Sims will o:
I for* courses in the department. Rel
' pious.education courses of the model
1 type and sociaL"service courses wi
' he offered laymen through this d<
| the names above for information an
a catalog, will quickly come to yoi
telling how~"to become a competit<
for a prize and other helpful fad
that the Fait holds for you..
Our dates remember, October ?
"to NDVuiTiljur 8.
Come Tuesday, 20, Mt. Farmer, o
ganize. The Fair authorities wi
help you to make your pursuits whi
they should be, so far as in its powt
lies. *
rre^LEABER
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not in theKansas City fJl;
E. Smith stands, but ra
ties, or yet still, 5 farmers
o bring their exhibits, it c
luarter dozen chemists vvi
ience, each group worki ng
the pursuit of farming wi
amed should you confer, w
rry, S. C., Treasurer ]>R<
rry, S. C. ' MR
ibia, S. C. ?I)R
ring, S. C. A. i
S, W.
dvisory Director, State College, Or
ig exhibits and special ins
Amusement and Pleasure.
iVIMOUS SF
iy Thursday to which 1,01
from the Thursday ga,fhe
!S! EVCRYC
rs at the S. C. STATE CO]
;hin fifty miles of- the Cai
mers) will be in camp the
>ultry raising-.:C>NFtFSE01
lursday over the South ern
Hamlet, Scholl, Greenponc
IE OUT
nd NOV
[E TIME WITH US
>urs,
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)LINA : i
5 PREPARE r
EATEST TERM
j ' ' ,
R SPLKMiH) YEAR IM.AN.NEI) FOR
STATE COLLEGE.
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(iu.i) Opening?F.vpi'Heil SpnttinhtT
Twenty-Sixth.
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Continued fnnn page one
>s i consistently developed,
il ; , The institution is actively,interest1
I. ed in the athletic programs of- the
I- State high schools. Tournaments,
e field and track meets a re rmmTTrt-p ro ?r
grains of the school.
. One of the many additions to the
d college curriculum for the year 10:18n
20 will he the new department of Re?t
ligious Education. A certificate
? course will be offered students who
' partment. . t
;s The prospects for the foot hall
l" team are very "good. A new type
H of athletie -spirit pervades Alien.
" Coach^,Jamison makes his first call
for the squad on the 15th of Koptom^
her. L *
d The President's cottage oir 221.1
" Hampton Ave., is being repaired and
K is ready for occupancy. The shine
? is true of the Teacher's cottage and
the Episcopal residence on Taylin' St.
a Bishop Hurst, Chairman of th.
fl r? _ -. 1 <? rr*
" ouuiu (?i irus/cees. lias announced,
-iome very interesting plans for tho
future development of Allen UniveYfity
and" the systein of educational
>" work under his supervision. In order
n to properly supervise the work, he will
M reside in Columbia With headquarters
-at Allen University. Bishop ifurst
~~ is a recipient of one of the Harmon
d Awards for work done in the field of
j, education.
>r Among the old teachers and officerts
returning are: II* W. Baumgardner .
R. A. Thomas, W. C. Thomas, CI. B.
to Murphy, O. Y. Valentine, R. L. IV
? gnes R T T.emon. T. V. Fountain.
r- E. H. McGill, Dean H. B. Thompson,
11 S. E. Green, L. K. Nelson, E. Gibson.
?t T.'.Kennedy, R. C. Chappelle, Green
?r. Jackson, E. R: Morris, Cora Reed, H.
E. Ri'hardson and A. M. Sims.
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atform, made for Herber
ther in 45 farmers thenlse
in 5 distinct counties, earir
omes as they strive to exc
11 produce more foodstuff
: in its allotted time. Witl
11 be the world's drudger
ill advise how to divert t)
W. C. G. GARRETT, Columbia. SU
S. Ii. J. RHODES, Columbia, S. C.
. D. H. SIMJ-v, Columbia, S. C.
\ HARPER, Jenkinsville. S. C.
TV! WATT ATP lWUM-1? ci n
.... uiiiiuiirtr, n. i .
angeburj?, S. C.
truction to farmers.
Every "Dad" owes-o his
lows
JO are expected. Game nui
>AY!
LQRED FAIR, and only at
)ital. "V
week, the guests of the 1
JR DATES!
t, while reduced rates are o
h GihsoiTarid^Oshorne, N.1
EMBER 1
ILORED ]
I wish to major in' religion, without ]
heing a candidate for a degree. Those I
l courses meet the lU'Wls (if students'
missionary* fields.
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j The faculty, already st rung,is .
^ytrongot than ever, [Host "or the
teachers are spending the summer in
j research' studies or other work at famous
naiverallies of America. ^
j President Wilkinson announces the
.'allowing additions to the faculty: |
Kric B. Chandler. M. S., Bates Col
h'ge;?History?and economics: I,eon_
. (\ James* A. B., Bates College, Hnirtish:
\V. K. Domain, B. S; Pennsyl- .
: Vajiia State College. Animal llusbau-T
dry; Harry Cil-Smythe, Mus. B., How
j :<1 university, Piano and (
> f : L* t.'ll T F1 11V , Tf
- ><11^ I?* liriLrnu liiiuy, i). r>., v\ csfj \ ir- _
finia Stilte College, Honte-J-OcoiiHihics
{ Miss Bc'uhih V. Stephens, B. S., Uni- j
> i ty of Minnesota','-Home' Economj..rs;
.Miss. Lillian L. \Villiams?_ B. S.,
Howard University,. Hpine Economies ,
Mi sit Lillic B. Jordan, B. S., Hampton j
1 Insttute, Homo Economics; Miss Ma- j
fbol E. English. S. C. State College,
Critic Teacher,. Practice School; Miss
Wilhelniina Howell, Columbia, Ma- ^
| (i oh Prhrtirr?1 In mo; Musk.-. Viol* ]L r
'Brock. Boston University, Bean of
* (
. Women; Miss Bertha C. Andrews,
Clear.V College, Michigan. Stenogra- '
phy. Leave of absehct? Toy cmcyear i
Jias been granted I'rof. \V. M. Bue-1'
' finnan. Vocational AgvicuHurt'.L) slu | '
dv at Ohio State University, ami M.1
I - " . ' C,. 1 <
1). (irogg-, Education and Sociology,
! to study at Columbia University. |1
t-anrtidates arc now being considered!
j-for their place."i ? -fa. J (
j The'outlook was never_ brighter, J v
j Doctor Wilkinsondeclared, as indi- j
rented hy the present building prop-ram j
j whirfi has already- raised the plant (
I value to more than one million del- f
I hir ' I
Freshmen orientation day will he \
' he'd on Monday, September 2-1. This 1
j willy be to acquaint new students with I
j the rules and regulations of the col- 1
j lepo. f
NOTI
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The State Missionary OunvV.tii n of tl
; convenes Sep!. *27-2R,'T!T2K, Aiulersoli./ S
. S(nt. .2fi. 8:1KI 1'. M.. fi.) the l.ocal 1'ro
RT. RFAVOOH
MRS. It. CM
MRS. . J. 01,R
REV. W. C. CI
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Saturday, September 8, 1928?
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t Hoover, nor
?lves in 45 dif- f
estly in intelli- Y
: ' '' *y '
ell m competi- ,
' and wearing ^
iout organizay
and its pro- " ?
his impending V >
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C? Superintendent ~
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i children, his -"
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mb^r 2 Friday . >
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our Fair can
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SATIONAE 'BAPTIST CONVENTION
OF AMERICA MEETS
??-?KIIREVH'QRT. i v.
Cunt ir.utd imm* page one
National Baptist Convention min- ^Tetl
their voices during the thirty
minutes--devotion which began the
lay's session.
John Kdihund Wood, of Danville,
k'y, Allied the (Convention to order.
\fter he had been presentod to The
rrtst assemblage by Rev. E. S. Stills,
\\ 1 \ r'U?! - ~ r ?\. . T i ^
i'. i'., i ii.iiiiiian ni me l.ocai iom11
il 1 1 wlvim flniincarn and oratory
.voi'p responsible for awarding Louisana
this, the first National gathering
(> lie held in this part of Ihu .stale.?
Special Trains liegan to arrive at
ihreveporf Tuesday morning and ah
rrost every hour from that time on
hey continued to arrive. There will ,iu
, " h.
ie 1 hrce st?ssions every day, morning,
ifternoon and evening for both the
nen and women. The place of the .
Amman's Convention is?the Galilee
3aptist church. It is presided over
>y- Mrs. G. M. Davidson, of Chicago,
ir.d they have their fixed program
hat is being adhered to religiously
hroiighoiit the week.
Wolrrvmo\ mnsmfiing the hotter part ? :
>f the evening, will be extended by
epresentativcfl of His Excellency, the
Jovernor, His Honor,.the Mayor, the- .
lenominational"'leaders', the business
nut professional men. A response
ir> llChnlf f?f ffw-i Pnnvonli/.- ...Ill 1 -
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lelivered 'by one selected for the. oe? ;*
asion by. Presideht Wood. .. il
The prograip. as submitted this <>a. .
n..- verified "-by-., tlie Convention prop- J- T
:r, provides for reports of??ters
of the Convention and report( A
rom ev(#ry one of Hhe ^rganize^H W
loards which have been operatin^^ '
luring the fisca) year. ;A &et of "<fi- Pr
era for the year with Board vernier's
will be chosen before the con- *
ention adjourns. Many cities are
lidding for the next .year's meeting,
.oa Angeles, Philadelphia, Richmond *
(noxville and St,. Louis with chances .
or either to win. 5
4
CE. .
>c A. M. E. Churchr of .South Cnrofina ,1b:-j
lMervsc be present the night <>f?',? *
gram,. r gL
N HURST. Bishop. '
IARPELLE, State President,
>AK, Secretary, xa. Jj
RAWFORD, Pastor.