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? - Saturday, November 10, 1928. " J - . ~ A. & T. COLLEGE DUDLEY DAY ATMoyor Jeffries Addresses Students and Faculty Greensboro, N. C., Nov. 9th?^FriJ day morning at 10:00 o'clock the A. & T. College obstn-vyd what is known as "Dudley Day" at whiej> time Mayor S. B. Jeffries ; or the -Cityof Greensboro, deliverecF the principal ad dress, ^Vlayor Jetfrioss;' who was a personal friend of the. late President ~Dudley, made an excellent address. In naming ^SeVreat men Who had * been Responsible for educational develope.ment in North Carolina, Mayor Jeffrips" linked, with the names of Aycock, McKeeker and Joyner the nameof James B. Dudley. Further he said: "President Dudley was almost a pioh eer \n some vesno.-is 111 m-in'iiuiri edu-cation because youyill look back over ? the thing* that arc?being dune In schools today, you will find that more ^^-at-tention is being paid to the. pencti-~ ^Lcal things and the useful things than^ s being paid to the question of wheHher yott-ean read I.at in or Creek or I B"l- . There is very little room in Klis country n.ow for what we used to Blow alui I ve" -"The'Cvuhriy" CIt iYt'lr1^fcrpThg~nation. 'We have reached TTuT .*<Vvlr()ur education and trainH| mttst-be practical because T~\ve~aff~to make our living by our brains, our hands or by a combination of Hoth7and~so he was a great pioneer." ".I am glad to have had an oppnrtunity to help in starting a rennais^ sance at this college and I hope in a few y.eaTs this iiV.-titeH'Oi >may ? grow and flourish and fulfill the ideals that Mr. Dudley had for it." Prof. AV B. Johnson, a gfnduaato of the institution. no\V principal .of t+ie D. I). & It. School at Iialeigh, gave n snore auurcss aiut very Jitting; music was'Yendcicd liy the students. ' ' t _ -?President Uluford, presiding; talk-1 president Dudley-, stressing particularly, his vision. Among other things. President Blufdrd stated that one must always he aide to see heyond his grasp, beyond tp* ability to do; The College observed the entire (lay November 2nd, the birthday of Mt'.j Dudley, in memory of the great work which he accomplished. ? ? STATE COItM'MJK NFWS / During the. past week, visitors at the College were Miss Juiliette Mather, the Field " Secretary of the Bap tisfa Woman's Home Mission Soviety. who gave a course of lectures Loathe Y. W. C, A.;. aiuHlrs. Mary Mc Cloud -T3ethuncy President- of the Ho'.lumo?Cooknran College, Daytotia, FlorTcTnT" . an honored alumna of the college, while attending the Southeastern Area Conference of college presidents of the Methodist Epfecopal Church here1 Mast week addressed the faculty-and sfndonf hnrlv nt <>vnw?wo< Oct-: obcr 21th, port raying the }dcwastntion resulting from the recent scrm in Florida, Mrs. BohUne took n very active par" in relief measures in the afflicted area and contributed largely to the work of restoring order. - The usual fall conference' of Ilotne Economics teachers in the public schools of South Carolina will he held at the college .-November 20 to Decern-. her 1st. Arrangements to this effect are now in progress. The number, of teachers expected will he larger than usual as each year there have bo cm several additions to this division of I extension work carried vn by. the insVtution. . . V u'INC.STOXE COLLEGE" NEWS.' ^ Esbliry, N. C., Nov. 3. -"*-Lyviu? College was all agog with H^ement over the week-end for ^V*s G. A.' Gollockr author and pub ,her? of London,. England was the l.sUnguishcd guest. Miss Gollnck. wKoscTlatest. book is "Sons>fcf Afri ta, a a i V|'iiutiiwu an <111 author, having written several hooks ? * puinr fn this 1-iii^t nnn <$lw. i^ intcn-.i' ly interested in the native African and his contribution to society" and has . spent quite a deal of time studying and working out factors' of Negi-o achievement. Miss Gollock met the late Di\ J. E. K. Aggrey in London several-years ngn and became interest cd in his educational work on the omk Gold Coast in Africa and she devotes a?/Innl ?uivu/ia in Vi/x l* 1 o f n C f fc hook to his lift- nnri works. tVhijc in W Salisbury, she is the house-guest of 'V A *" ? ' . ^ JVlrK. J. E. K. Aprpcrcy, who is a mcrr\P her of the college faculty. This is Miss Gollock's first visit to the United States and she is visiting a few of the Negro schools and colleges. She has already visited Shaw and Hampton and will leave Salisbury the early part of^mext week to visit Tuskegee Institute. She seems (|uite S :, they exist at the schpols already visited. '. . _ . Miss Gollock -will address the citizenry of Salisbury at ^the college auditorium. Shef^wlll speak on the nativ?, African and American. - ' I _J i? I | . I I ? Nr:wui:uKYXKws. ItcV, J. C.< Smart, of Millie's-Chapel A. M. K. church has, with the assistance.of the several organizations in h his ehurch,'bee.n successful-.in raising "* his Conference claim's. The hoys and ti girls of the Sunday-school' have boon- Ji a>ked by the Superintendent' to. bring' something each . Sunday by way of I contribution to - iu.-- Clnistmas Tree J fynd. , The enrollment. nt Klisha school is h uoi d. "MTT K1 -f*. Floyd is principal. Hi,; a'vi tuin ? TtW 'Mis. l-'.innif Mae ~d Quails. .Miss l.ula, Miae I.illiewood. ^ Mrk. Hessie FaiV, Mrs. Carrie Floyd V ; lid 'Miss Mahel 'Marshall. Hannah School also rcpoYtfj-a good ^ enrolline<iUjMr...G. J. (lallman is prin- 1 cipal, assisfpd by -Miss Johnnie Sin- J gleton and Miss Ophelia R.oho. Mrs. 11 J.ill iii) I b an. principal nf Cnl. Th'wwit": ho 1 has raised S-LO.OO by way of v en: ertaoi,meats since her school wIF" opened. 11 The tMUMl.V TrilIIV Will M IHdd lit & " llaye-to- l>e announced later. ' Mrs, fy, M.. Gilder is somewhat hot1 ici'-at this. writmp". - - - ?f! ?Severn)from Newberry at- m 1< n ! :!'i lie State TVir last week. 1 " ' rie--,r,-.r;mir;-iiT:--? ; Mr. T. A. Williams Js in the Goofr 1 Samai it an hospital at Col unihin. IIu J; as reported, some hotter.'?**; ' Mr. Thai pre Henderson has cinder- a vrone several operations., lie is very i siel<".- - V~~ r_~ . ~ Oil Xriv,* -Mho f?Ho\Vinp jjdods j < wilj ho .<lTs"j)oV( d of; said poods havinp. y Felonpcd to. the late Geo. \V. Davis: one farm horse; ( tie wapon.; cine Ford ' tnnic; household ~s>gxls; 40 chickens; v one hath tuh and a pasidine enpino. Miss Faanie Pratt left for New ' Ycrk last Sunday. - I C'd. K. F. Ha.rprove of Greenwood w- r hipped at Miller's Chapel last v Sunday. ' ! GRAN ITF.V IT.I.F X FAYS. ;. 3 . AH pal runs ami well wishers of O"'I new seliool arc* asked to conic out to . the Community Drive in interest iuf lin 1UHY X? Ml A A1 r'..r.c.1t? .it .. .u'w, 'uiiMiiii; ui- . virumu'Ville. Wo have been successful in t hivinjr another-teacher added to the i school' .and we are prratcful to our v Xupt.-and trustee board for tho same, i Xo let us line up as wo have. never before1 and prove. to the.m that we I are worthy .of all that hive been done \ for us! and oven fin* things we hope c for them to do in the future, alonir i lie lines" of education, for our people. "7 The entertainment tfiven Nqv^ 3rd ^ church was ik j;rcat success. -.We thank ""} all. Mrs. Maria Jackson returned home after a phrtnfcint slay here with us. We are tflail 'to report that Mrfe. . ITarrieT TTurireiv who has .Jjdeii on the sick' list, for a few weeks is hotter. ; The s i st ev?. a mil) rotheys of charity f \;id *lIkmT ann it a l installation; after ] Which dinner was served and enjoyed by the filenibers of thoS. and 15. of, C. ' t - . '. ' _ "St, John Bajitisl church j?f-Jacksor) ( \ille, S.-C., .held .communion services j with the pastor Itev. I. II. Ingraham; , olUciatiiig; Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Butler Jr.. an- 1 nounee the arrival'of 0,1 it tie son Mod- ifay, Oct*'22ml;.' "" ' * I '.Miss Dorothy Brown, daughter of Key. and-Mrs. I. 15. Brown was mar- | l ied Saturday irigh|>-4)et.'20th to Mr.} | . Sumplvr-Butler. .Mrs..Julia Burks is much better af- , ter an illness of three wOeksi - Key. Mrs. Lover, who has been ill ) fur a month or more is tmuch better ] and is home again,. During her illness _ | she was at her nieces Mrs. Essie Shorards. She thanks her friends for their kindness. ~ ^ ' p j .Mrs. I. B. Brown has not been feel^ ing well for some time, but is feeling bettor now: ??* ?*??1>The Sunbeams and Willing Workers 4 Clubs of Young Storm Branch Bapti.-vl. chnn h eave a plav Monday niirht ; at the. Cjlovcr Grove Baptist church, entitled The Old .Maids' Convention. The proceeds wilt he ti*ed for the pur- [ pose of insuring the church. The Jacksonville public school open I c<l Monday, Oct. 22nd with Mrs. .Jessie j Keid 'as teac her. This is her fourth _ term. J Mrs. M. E. Lucas motored to C'oto her-husband who is enmloved there.' Little Miss Julia Mae Robinson i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence' I Robinson pave a party in celebration i "of her third birthday Saturday aftcr noon. Mr. and Mrs. IsaiaT'Wills, who arc " in the merchandise business have recently moved their bunding on the I lot - near their home,which is near II the Odd Fellows1* Hall. J Rev... Mrs. ..Ahraham...Stephens has. recently?returned from a visit.to h?r nieces in Philadelphia, Pa. . little Miss Annett Williamson. , - .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Willianpson has entered school at the i Walked fiapti^t Institute, Augusta. r : , -- ..AriVy,<.n,. THE PALMETTC Bennettsville News 1 r , . J. The Marlboro County fTtir closed ist jv'eek. - ; Misses Thelnia Murdoek, Sarah Losi*n and Fountain spent the we ek-end ome from Laurinburj? Institute. The sad news y<jache^v'' the-. . city" 'hursday from Maxton, N. C., that Civ-AY'tiKer- Moody- isno in orb. JUv. Jacob Williams arrived home unie Trom Brocksvillcj, Fla.' Sunday.I>r. J. J. Starks was at his post of Tity -m?jihlloh "Hrtfl iW church unday'. They are doin?- nicely in every".,, espect with ..the new ;,churt-h. The..services .at Evans Chapel: A. . T. E. Z. chi&ch Sunday was koih1_l hroufjhput the .day. Bishop E. \Y. I), ones of Washington,. D. C.> preached' m t the evening services. Il {Jr. Ai. Or Cooke and Mrs. E. Cooko L'pvc nvosontsilsn. -Ifcv .1 If I loot h Trri?bis?splendid?people ay*- doing '? ieely. . . ?Mrs. U: M; Murdoch- is on the siekThe maiiy relative's and friends are Igligbted. to see the main reporter , . 11s?C1; dHo I).?Sanduns return?i"r*un- _l| he northern states, where she spent " "iv:rrrpy w.Tentrnn~v\'itiv^ hi-r.sistrrs-and - ;; fiends of Washington, I). ('. While here slw lpado trips to" Atlantic City , 'hiladi'lphia and Baltimore, She is un . J.de to tell all about her pleasant rip. She is now reacly to begin eafidf.sllTh" For lVtliiit'ttn Ia'ader. i| Vnd I arm asking everybody to get eady to pay ui> in full, Miss (Christened ^JcK'ennel motoved ~ n; Chesterfield Saturday to spend the reek-end. .Miss Mc'Rao and 1\,L. Dixon spent V he week-ehd home l'rwin I.a'irinbiirg Wh nstitute. ' . . so.Mi Misx^C ei'renter Sanders left this reek for (Jreo.nshoyo, X. for a few .do lays. From there "she will leave for. ,\ Yashingtrrrn I). "CM 'where: she?will .'pV, tinly, violi.n. w ? . ' The Mid-Night Hot Spot on 20 Hud. trio on street is owned hv Messrs..Harold > uunneriyn ana rail mnip.son. I(t. L . joi'. -.BLACK'VILLE LOCALS, ??i sail The Tanners around Blackville and }[r" Tarnwell county in { enoral, art* wear- dang expressions of delipht, since the p leather for the past few weeks, has ' teen so favorable for harvesting. . The funeral of Mrs. Giibe. Faust of Denmark, was larpvly -attended on te: Yednesdny. She will be pfeatly miss- u-; (T. ,, . ' , " . y -Frierxla of, Mrs.--A be -Jackson will epret to learn of 1191* -lllnfss at her tonic on South Boundary Street.-' ?Fhc many .friends of Mrs. Anna Irodie will be pleased to leariT llvrrf ft he is improving: from her.recent ill- 0< less. . i/.; * Everything paints to a prop.ressi.ve nscholastic year for. the two schools lev it .Bhickviile, Emerson Institute and a" Macedonia Industrial school. The Basket ball team of Emerson trnet Sfjitn litwvoir ii?5t V\ i ^ \\*V???lv it ! 'u-r 'the coming season. The school has to > i promising team this year. The'faculty of the .-M-acodom;vs-In^?.\n. lustrial school "worshipped at, the Ta- "v lernacle Baptist church on Sunday h:..; t ight. The Rev. Si ins of Bamberg douched. *. ' Cai ?The ninny frientj's -of Prof.-' T. R.-'*.!?u: White regret very much to learn of Shs vis accident on last Sunday. nigh* B:-' lear Columbia, when the car in which A, no .was riding collided with another nu.i parked on the highway. On Tuesday Prof. Childs'of_J'rav- Mi dor's Rest was a "pleasant visitor in. a Bjackvillc. -1j . JS Two of the students f Macedonia est school, viz: Messrs. Nelson Hughes Uj ind Jackson Saxon accompniyrd Prof hiT. It. White to the State Pair. They f?.v report quite a pleasant trip. The Hallowe'en program given TasT .fo. Wednesday was quite a sti^Cess. A HI huge number of young and' old -tvas . presents ~ .' ~~ ~ TKtT Missr Calkin B. Ortrmr?jrpen*?(he . m week-ped with her mother in (lovan. ??Clarice TSn t,li-i: Shnkins of Philadelphia, in company w ith her W. mother brother /and son were, the ck guests of "Mrs. P. E, Simkins Sunday, da; ' -7?~ ' jwli Georgetown News h: " ' : - -I18' The Elite Club had a very einno- la rate reception on last Friday evening , tie Trt t+re hrrme of M iw Amelia Atkinson, wo Chicken snl:?i1. cakc'&nd ice, cream i "W^ve served. was also y.; Very gloriously 'decorated. l'/a ' .Bethel A.M. E. church is-closing by her. last service of the Conference nij year Sunday. , |c?n Professor C. S- Brmvn. Mr! P. lEjtm Brunson and ?Tr. .T. .W^JNesbitt spent im a few hours \vith the Richardson's family: and friends Inst Sunday in op Sumter. J ?'o tan Club yas held at the home of AT 1*. he Frhnfc Woodbury and was entertained od ^Mr. Carolina and Mr. Cooper. is TTie~?el<i&cnth grade of Howard Hi v?u school will begin its series- of- pro- th grams Friday. tic ' .. . ? ^ ' i ? ">y - ? . -i ) LEADER DULL HEADACHE, j BACKACHE; and Pains in Sides " For fifteen yoav(i-^I have been fGsing . Blaek-l) aughf, when 'needed, I n4 ! :k tiu a \ and constipation," Mr. ' J.. O. AVoolurd.'"of Oriental,'" N. C? "and I lutvo always t found it to' be refiaido and ef> . ! fectrve. - It .certainly < nn r up ? to all the 14 uCTd iLiiln?tx?i oie-u. said for .it, aird h'tna glad to j recommend it. I "1 have found that Thedford's . ^ ^ liur^-5 rhd- o. s of-tthe poisons wh'rd' mtrrt . > when tne--pr(/n;io"^. > a./. . . ^ properly, and I wowld i',ot ho -5without ir;? , *: ?t"I always; give-. Blath- |i Draught to_ the inub.lion lei* i colds (when a he . i .y. ; j5 j ;net'll'Hl). It l? . *; i _ : ; . ' .-;t. . | TMy troii'r.r j - <' ' :'y c; ia| stipation .which ?* ac j rr^iTpiinu'ft backache,. 'nml.pains. in jriy^T sides. I 'think'u for this." ; ^ " j , Get a package 'totbv. \ Costs only 1 -catU- a duzia. Sold Everywhere* ! , , , , . 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Svh j A . </'. 11 i ' "l '' " ^ - j'''' ' o'v of (V T. i\.- . ... : rats ,w4l ~V.'' T'\ H'lVi tK: S?-' V ;i: to 1?? f. f" NoVCil1 oi- i'i .. : * v.nii'n n \\ - . ~ "?T t.jrvH 'H.lj .. ... .>.'< .I'.l " Mi--T v. ;1':' it. P.: : | K. -A < ? ~T~, \. .yi". : iv h Z i i .. r .. kVWt?rpIn<r ???) .iT*V > ill t.M t'?: t i'vV; \v :: >.* y 1 J ii a. VITV yi:-v i'h.' local Pa v.11 -'! . > \ <\n lvl.t it.^ 11 ii) ' ' V*' : nj'l year 1i?2K-.2S'. ? . ,P.. P.. McT< c :th. ycc'ivl M ."'ji't''T. I iv<\? I '>< fW jvT V : Prof. lTctivnu"' r onto-1 Tie Q(?. ' ;? i: )-' *'' ; ' " onltinrty.noo * 1 ' ' ;iv ; 7? ( school..? The enrollincij't f tit : sehnol If ("crrmvTT the" cur;;dA^ pro T>fis nitil 'ho fovr0 of o-uni.Cr.r?r hirl :. .? ;U en v(*!i'f?l. arrl :'!V'tl'fv t v to.the. fbKteThe ttltii : ntl?.?*??? hi eh jwoncr t<;:.ohrv-. y:>' i-^-tv^-uf pil--. We chn tioiK" -f Ch;-T. ??.' c fonter gCLih educational 'attrg >11 of Colleton County. . ' ? \ 1 - ' ' _ H : , A BARG AJ A ' *""' .v. " : -v ?:?r : ? 1 . r 1? ' ' ' <! " - v- . %* ' . \\ u ha\ 0. Jiiudj; arniiigenioji't ^po'oiij tlic auihor' oi. "A lireaU, volume ol jjoenis and fao?-?y \vrj > to oiler exclusively to iin> lu . \ oi.uuuj.?yt-44-Ai.F 1'KK K. " ; ^ L' ai - o 1 ay a \ oj u 11: c 01" ] > '-Aruuiim- rotmrs-Vl>y^i;iit4W^! \\ euro oil.'l iny 10 old aiui mi as liu. y la-;, 1 < ?i* tlie. t oilov. rny l' ... The- 1'almoi.io Lead* r--l year A Urea ii a; Ti.V Alii.-o _ ;j . . Aniatom' 1'ycjits, ,v.i- - ;f _ ' '' Total ?; - The Leader ?I i ear' (Willi '\\ .l.any^m4t<>! ?i. i- r?M; a y. :iy < you aKo^vayiij.v' ' '? ydu'r. ha 1. o;u? Vlollar re I on >. <<, . yj :y. will nia.l liu ' < 1;>' j., 1 * '; The Palmel I' ^Assembh St., ^ i .ru > i , ,i SHOE RE 1 : " Men's Half Soles : Pri^tjs on oth^r repa: ; PHONE 6820 ?Wiise VV. . j I I ft- t118 I ; PHONE 5?i>G r : PAUL & M CLEANERS Y -: ' ' ;J , ' We Make Okl Si f.'i;. :Aiui~No\v Une'j! Quality And S I 1917-11)1*) TAYLOR STRIX I. S. L] Departm* ' 7^3 1 Washington > ~?ol trio'tliing lor': . : Boys Suits A Specially..dhv goods, sho { X' ' T?ai V?'f ShPp iii.nl. Hi nnty Slit \Ye'art* not selling,ltace l'i we can sell 1 Jet tor for Less. We Stand Back ' ' Wt use only I DO per cent Tt: : WE h ave for your pe.rsoi 1 three hundred patterns \'^ ' * prices are reasonably 1 " sacrifice quality. = Owen i ; 3 1117 WASHINGTON STRE - ^ * . .. . ' PAGE THREE w offer ! ,. ? with Rev,. J. W; Wither-.. % i oi ThyMu.-e*?a bedutiiul f i;iiysr-^vherohy We 'tire tlble . ? s?u??;i> ol '1 nu iv.mi.ur, tins j| . iUR^r! hound ]-,o<:i..-, entitled ? ctU.-' II,- Wlilt'i; 1<jI' ^: V w'.Mthsyiv ( i - alike, as- long. ?? lice's: / ' . :? . ^ . f . t * #v .1..- fi.09 ' - T - H- .2.60' * . . -r=~-. -.- .25 :'| ? ? ^4u?i> Jua?1 ?? ? * - $3.00?-i-?;v"'. ' 1 1 MM' 1HI Mlli.Jl'Ul'tMll- X 1? <ri) : : n to T?Y<* JLwLav If > . , i-.'i; (Ki'c-. MmjJly add {? ' 'i'i-C Jj'.vl'i.- nW<i :W .t A - , ? fto Leader I ? . ( oJum.TjiTa, S. C. : h r ; : 4| ' ' PAIRING | Sewed On $1.25 iring m .accordance | Martin | ^ lampton SI.? INSLKE YOL K CLOTHES | ARSHALL I & DYERS I i its Look New I i To Fit You. ' H eryice To All II. T. M ARSH Vl 1., 'Mnr. 1 COLIMBIA, S. C. | EEVY . f" ght Store ;St. Phone 7,567 ]; Moil, Women and Children. !! v V . ... . e. . -H i;s. 'MVLLINEUY 3! ^^Hoi- siiop,*? m( jaaK'-11 iriiv Buy from I s because ' ?0?O<CCO;OO:tt^ ; of Our Word '' I pure Wool Fabrics." ~ c nal selection more than 1 5 5 and with all that, our" C* ow "To yo lower would S t Paul | FT PHOXJK GDfifl