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L - . agK LI(,M1. ? Aiken Mews It / . . !.' ' ' ' . . H The Community Sex-vice organiza- i tion wili make a . Xmas special thru- s the- churche^ on Sunday coming forj the poor and needy of the city (|uringj1 -the holidays," Mr. E. Price is the., I very energetic president. This is a > worthy and timely appeal and should hi- responded to heax-tily. I Mr. "Geo. Hammond, the .'Wide-a- i wake^North Carolina Mutual Insuv- i ance agent, and his son in law, Prof. * Alva Tabor, Supervisor of Vocational:. Training in Georgia, attended jl.he i I Farmers' Conference and the Four H i Club work at Tuskegce, Ala., a fort-; i night ago, and they report,a very instiuctive and enthusiastic meeting. < Tjie Aiken students attehditxg Ben >" ' ? in?cc,.? Wm. Hill, and I C.liCL \_U4iwtjv;, _r__ _ A IT. P.-Brown; Miss E. IlilPaTuU the i Hammond boys, came homo last Sat-1 ? iivlhy b>causp of the Flu epidemic,; 'which caused the closing of Benedict. ~ A most enjoyable reception was pi- " v^n at Schofield Institute on last Wednesday night, in honor of the new teachers for this school year, viz.: | : , I'i'.if P I Hiclf^nn and M2>ea: [ trie? Mcjpthee, M. Horry and Helen} ? Kbnnoy.?Misd* Mary Tk-SaalJunujail".! apoifsored the reception, presided, un.r ~ J made some very pertinent and pleasing remarks. Timely and enjoyable remarks were also made by I'ryf. llicksoh; Ryv. A. F. B. Horry, Mr.. ,\Vm. McGhee and Mrs. Georgia Smith ' Ttie repast was quite appetizing and / abundant. Everyone left with the highest praise for Miss Sanborn nnd> ; the school. AIiss Myrtle B. Anderson, colored lawyer of New York City, delivered a wonderful addrcSV. at Friendship lkip-r ji t.J?h'";nhi nn IMoniTny nieht. to a 'very large and appreciative ;i"u"dieiVce:.' * The fact that the speaker was a woman made the occsion quite -uniqlie. . She 'is a if edit t0 the vacd, n^id.did justice to her subject: ^"Ethiopia ' Stretching Forth' Her Il.finJls Unto4 i? \ ~* . | V?*u? A Shoe Festival was pre son tod at S".-ond Baptist church Monday jiijrht I be. 10, by Mas. Lesta Johnson; The program* was very interesting and wis rendered as follows: Selection by Ja>kson's orchestra: Scripture solcc"tion, .Mrs. Leila Barnes; Prayer Mr . S. Justice; Remarks Rev. J. W. Miles; Solo Miss Mary PriceL.Address Mrs 11. Albany; Solo Mrs.- E. M. Jon<>s; iu i ? , fj]|?? t> 5a: 3i3ia5ffa=ir=ii=ir=ir=i'P-3? . t - "*. % Vduress Prof. R. tlickson, subject 'A CI rea der Aiken."; Mrs, A.. L.. W. I lone;; also 'made '.some very interest. j : i ng remarks. $50 were realized Iron) j mine. .. If your hair needs attehtlon or is' mill 11^put, call at .the "Little Lake teauty 5located at 8.'55 Union at., Por0 System. Mrs. Thomas Basket of Wagcner section was a very pleasant visitor it the home of Mrs. S. L. Jones- Sat-,' A^doy-.on VnionjAiect.Mrs. Mary**S*Vj(nten? is outi.of the Aiken hospital attd doing line at the tiAm,',- nf M1 < ,Tohnson 011 York St. Iler son,'Mi*. Charles Lott, Jr., is expected home. Dee. 22nd., from Vale University to spend the holL i&ys. . T-~> The Operetta, "Miss Polly's Patch WorisAiuitt 1 presented at the Andrew Robert's Institute Friday evening by Mrs. Ada L. M. Jones was very inters esting and a neat sum of money was ;;?.,HM?,1?f. MM, Minn. ' ?Kev. 1,. ! ;. (linn?principal <>f the Andrew Rpfebrt's. Institute is* out aguin to the delight of his many friends, after having, been confined to liis room for several weeks., ?_?^ !! ? ' j;. r.m lihin'. NATTT:U special 1ST BY RIRLAU OF EDl'CACATION ^ Announcement has just been made by the Bureau of Education that, President Hubert of Georgia State Industrial College has "been appointed 'specialist in .lie field of - college curricula. ' . . Several months ago, President Hubert was appointed Chairman of ti CommViee" to he appointed by hin for the )>mnD.-e of making a* stud*. of ai'id-t'o\ ism-.* pnestidnnnircs on A gi'tculuiro njub Teacher Taming Jto In used tn :i survey of the Land-Gran O) I logos thruout the United States! This survey wak' made posj|ibl<jl'4j> a snccial ';\>t of Congress. This worl was siwell done* and so effective!* curried out that the Bureau of ICdu cation appidntcd President . Ruber, spicialv-t at)! aSkcd hrntU.o make fur th; r. -f.ali slof. othej1 ph:\fes of eollegi corrh ula". , Mr. liuhiit loft last nijrht r.? ' Wnshi .l-t.ou, I). IT., where he \vi11 eon for u it'n tin.- officials of tlir Burea Kdueatton foi' more than a wool ret n n'mr '.o the college some tim ... * # ? r ^A ? if - 0 P&- w7m ' - , Coai m3 . j 1 1 1""' ; . f:!, f , $59. I / y ' ' I?? ' ~ . . . ' . mes L. T; ' ' . J f ^ Cor. 1^1 atn &* ^^-Jn^77=Jr=!f=Jr=lr=U, ' ' .' . ' r ' .: ' * , { V ? . ''.' , . .' *"' - . '-T . I MK l-AI.WKrlll I.KAI1KK ?P?? __ L ' " ???????? ut ter Christmas* . 4 THE KVAN'S IIAlli ' After returning to Savannah, JPre-^ siuent Hubert, will visit Alabama anil DRESSING J i'.oriiia as he will make a survey of J the State Colleges of Georgia, Flo- PRICE 25c. TlUa an^rAlatjanTaptO~b(r~U3ccl~bjrthe " ^ Manuluetiired at ' .. ' Department of Interior, Washington, 110G Pine "St., Columbia, S. C ' D. C. - W' 1 - Phona 6158 ' % Is On Sale At The Hj X - " 2 X - Following Places: J t i ? Holloway's Business School and Restaurant J ] A 2029 TAYLOR STREET J |X - ? - j {y?' . Williams' Drug Store j 15! EAST GERVAIS STREET , 5 X ; ; - ;.j f ?. JVC. Carmichael's Delicatessen 1500 WHEAT STREET ' ?1 ?|> Nelson's Rarbvr Shop y 531 MAIN STREET ~ ; ^ : X .; -i v * J 1 Wesley Marigum's Grocery Stpre < l 901 EUEEN STREET 1 V " ' ' ' . ' . ^ t { , ?? Goodwin's Grocery Store < Y ' ARVimfPftAll j' jY ? . . ' . . n t'X The Regai Drug Store rV J !<?. ' 1124?WASHINGTON STREET > j ? ^Reese's Drug Sfatc \ - jj - 1 122 ASSEMIJLY STREET" - - <j 1 Y j Allen's Cafeteria i i? '?? -ALI EN I NIVERSITV-S CAMPUS A s j .'/ *. "" < READ YOUR HOME PAPER < ? * ?-?? ? i ; t * fETdf ariLGfzraraj2Jzi?JEreizi?rgjciJzrH]zreizrHJzr?JZJZJZJ^ rl^T -' ;' .- ~~ ' - j James L. l app Gomparrj) Worthwhile Reduction I . On All " i \v? ' :**.' '. ". ' *' . ' ; Women's Coats j ' . ; . - ' I Ls i^ashioned by Wooltex, Shagmoor, ^ TTSfc. _ -g=V_ : 4-^ ' f : - -feggy ir'aris ;; ; ere is agvtat assortimiit to select from when choosing?more twe hundred coats in this sale,?An opportunity to give -a : ifeshu' hristmas, obtain it*at a great reduction in place ; I chen the recipient will have a whole season's wear' j alu ad and probably several more if'she cares"' to * ? ; j "Here Ai e T1 te Repuctions f?? 9V to $29;50 1. oats, Choice. $21.00 ,00 to $39.50 Coats, Choice r*$29.00 J ,50 Coats, Your Choice__ $39.00 .50 to $65.00 Coats, Choice._ $49.00 .50 to $89.50 Coats, Choice__ $69.00 9.SO to $ I 29 50 Coats, Now _ _ $89.00 ? - FUR COATS AT HALF PRICE I WERE _ $175, $425, $550, AND $585 ' | r" ~ : ?? -i? ? ?-? appJDompany Blanding Streets * . =], apai cicnp^trzitr^parrn^psipzipsJpsipaFsipaFsiF U : .. . r * J > - i ij . -v iMkik'. v r*> : a. _ he ^ t . . / ^4-. IIJ ? ~~ - " ~ "r ? - ^ ?r-? - ., . , '' f LEASER REPRESENTATIVE IN- II : TER VIEWS NOTED AUTHOR v u. Continued frontpage'one . ? . -v tative -was a?v<ious to talk with $lie ' uuthor... He was 'found to pldusant personality, easily approach- J cd. and absolutely devoid of alfecta- st I tion. Dr. Adams gladly responded 'a {?( the" quttry "Why was the?title" 'Nigger to Nigger' used in connection l) reason .that the characters portrayed u . therein are to each, other "Nigg'ers" ct On reading tjie book one finds this mode nr ntioress to_J)er'UKed OxcIU.s'ho- j a * ly.r Dr. Adams exphnjJgji tlpit, he t< endeavored to leave himself entirely j ti * out of the picture, and thyt his on- a ly interest was hv producing a work h ^ of art, by reporting- accurately the s ! thoughts of those people, as reveal-1 v J bd thru t-hcir sptjlfrun wurtls. How J' well .he Sueeceds'in this may only be p) ascertained by reading t.lie bonk. Dr." I] i* Adams savs that his chief interest ip . ' life has been the study of the folk | j ways~of thos^e Congaree dwellers juul ( ^ h^has "ever endeavored to un-1 1 (iersfand them and interpret their. r\ , "ves a rigid " IXie smffil- that, it was]? * only after dte"vJfisi stance of Vhany of i ?-*vf.is friends had .become' so great that 17 had taken on tlie nature of a do- v [* -nihnd, he decided to. write of those s ' things that had interested him as ( % a hobby. I)r. Adams' wbrkfT?stand a-- j long with the works of Julia I'etev- , kin, Joel" Chandler Harris and oJLliers, ( J as wof'ks of art dealing with the Nc- , * gro as their. models. 11+s boolcst sire "j j>* imhlished by Scribnor's. -There is (a ; >, 'e:i^ of real pleasure to be had by v reading these sketches, for these sire , ^ real characters, and not"mcrclv fiir- . L merits of the imagination. - \ ! : ' 1' - .. i , 1 I' (!RAN(;i'IU R(; PREPARES FOR . f NATIONAl/ SORORITY ANNUAL | f CONVICTION. * .. . W c - Orangeburg, S. C., Dec: 19.?Delta i kV < hapter, a .graduate body, of the I'hi t *4 Delta Kappa National Sorority, is t * j.'.nkrrig special preparaitoh to-elite:% 4ain delegates and' visitors why. will. . ^ j 'tttRi.tju.. National t".invention that , ? D omes to Orangeburg,. December LIT- > t . c . !'"* Ihis "meeting is expected |o ho olie < ** t'lu college history of South Carolina. I . l_i? will be'the fast. CJreek letter or-SJ^imixation t0 .hold its ahriual eon- ! ;j ' a\'f i(lrLiii^ Srater'fvlanp iriniH-.em -of- -? 1 litis and other'states "o; other lireek i .eiter sororities and Y. sterilities are . ? expected in Orangeburg as. visitors. I ? The local chapter'* composed large!" . & Nif teach-b'-s " from?the 1'aeult ies of -1 - to late and ^Tallin Colleges, is making ? f?*?. * % , ' * l ! plans to extend.the usual-'Southern ,1 T hospitality to the visiting ssters..- ' i n ; ine mrce. days session wii mc ne;ci : 1 [at the Slate"College, yTliefc' will be j; i business sessions in the morning an 1 j| afternoon and public ' sessions at I dlit. Some cdttstaiuiiirgAvanion and -| l[ | men will speak during the session. ^ S iSeVeral serial gatherings are heme: f mmmmm mn; i i iwnnswn ^?nwi i w\.y??yi [| nizrararareraraPiareTajtrsr'r'jjrerara |i|: op17 n f lii i < Leavy s , 3 !al ^ , J i j Service ? Standard Gasoirnit* and Moj L ? Ker Slate,and Veodol Oils. [} S Grnnkcase Service, Freer A*ir, ?4L n g LADIES ltEST ROOM ? I Qj } SER\ L i ~ p I Jor Economical Transportation t- : Bigger and Hotter || THE CHEVROL | Poro Be< 7 2 Mair Culture Facial Massagii 71 | MM ESI LYLES, 1IC jji I. S. LEEVY'S DEP t <jj 1131 Washington Str v.' Ill I iii'i *1II AliiillM II I jli'i hii |" 'i 'Blitfi Hi Ufa * Saturday, December, MM ARBISON COLLEGJi/ MAKING ' |l | fe'li-:Ain"~AN"D~RrST7:iNEI) PRO ~T GKliSS.^ . ... / !* t-i Continued from page'one K* iiul 'of' training than is Harbison. ft hoy own around 1,000 itcres of land 1? >1110 yf the 'best in the State. This Jt, mil is rich in forest and has thou^^l* mils of-feet of fine timber, besides 1 \'es of every description that can be , I sett fo? Various purpoSes^in a lriaiy f al draining.shop-nnd^manufucturing -.1 mcerpfc,, . .... v? . I FiVc.jnilcS out from the city ljfnits ft rd you touch the land that htflonya tlie. school. Land that is as fer- Ift He as any "of .the land in Dutch Fork II nd on this land can bfc grown pea- fl uts, tobacco, cotton, wheat, .melons, f l ugar cane, oats, rye, sweet and ijft ,'h'ite potatoes, and besides, from its pi orest may ->V>e obtained . material out > I T Avhleh may bo made furniture-and ift miw. , ' ' v V, p One hf. the best" men, among our Vj eople i?i at the head of Harbison j /ollcge4-r-President Calvin! Monroe I i ouin;. Dr. Young lias selected a ] cry strong faculty of men and woih n v.lto head the difi'crept -departnents of the work. ~~ \f| pcnti B.oulwqre has thy academic- ft vork well in hand, and is assisted by j uch able men with modern ideas a- ? out school work as?l'rofessors But-; . Jj er,_Bol ter, .Murray. and others. No >ne wh? visits the College leaves with r >Ut an ih?l.! h!e impression whic h is nath. on aV-ioiinfof the tipe prganirrtti-.n developed abcl the exemplary raining of the young men." They! vil 1 some day build a race" and'S'trpT lorl with manly honor the woman- . food, by not otily making a good liv- ^ rig. hut by carrying out these ininds by a group of consecrated men tml- \yonu-n who. direct and teach at larhison College. Dr. Voting is a lhri.n with ajpmnrlci'ole biography. lie entered school . , n the "A B C" class when he was wenty-sTx and stayed in college "un- il lie won his B." A. degree. The records in' Biddle University, now lohiison C. Smith, show that Calvin Monroe Yimng was' no dull hoy. He Lvas siii A student and was one of-the '.rst graduates of that school to be .dcctdd j rosyd.e.nt of a college, having t-rvod?igi this. capacity at?Harbison for thotf^iast.,- twehl.v-five years. Dr. J Voung|uis more than 'book-learning, lie iTrtj^nun. with an .umisiial amount ft'- -ft*#. mi(>:v --hsa leadershipi-? ? is commended to all, and his prestige irpi/ng' whites- and. his own people is : Lhat .whiel} the avoraire man-envies. r_ . _.0 real are possibilities of the school ?t 1 rnt0 and it seems' to be _pmly a.?:? 11 ;e."dion oil time when students of Tgiicultui al science will be Catherine: at this spot for more light on the titbjeet'. ' . ~"-r plmrtuM mi' these?disttn^fltistroit vistb- ..... tors. '.Tile real Orangeburg' cordial spirit'' will erect all who attend, . ; r?JcLT?. r?np ra/HP rh? rarerajrare r?j OR BUSINESS 1 Standard 9 Station \ | lor Oils, Ksso, Mobiloit, Qua- g Oars Washed and TTreased, ljg I lattery and Radiator Water 5 PROMPT & COURTEOUS S ice ^""""7: ? 1 1 ... i ?? Quality Feature*.?_l_.that make Chevrolet - nrieed Autumobile. 1ST COMPANY! >N AVENUE luty Shojp - : |. lg, Manicuring, llalir Bobbing \ HUSTON & DENDY ARTMENT STORE \ eet Columbia, S. 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