The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 20, 1930, Image 1
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ALLEN UNIVE
SPLENI
President Sims Add
? at Its p4*st Meetii
Would Make thi
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(Special to The Pa+metto-Leader.)
The fifty-iirst school year was be?
gun at Allen jl iiri^ersil y_ Weijuusilay-moi-nii^g
SeptenrfeeT nT~The ol lices
' ~* J't.TittiThltv/t tn lli? \vitli tin. iim 1
of students have been busy since sevveral
dtiys prior to theopou/ing. ~?c|
cording to a statement made by President
Sims, the outlook is very bright
for a successful year despite the unparalleled
era of financial depress,
sion that holds, the nation in it-;
throes.
The?fuel tln.it?;u iuU'inii?tuopcia- ~
tion exists between Allen and Ben-,
f edict enables both sehunh. to render
a higher grade .of service than.heretofore.
All of " , A lien V "Scientific"
? courses in the college are "going conducted,in
the Science Hall at Bono*'
tfjet Collegt* Likewise Benedict students
are taking courses in modern
languages and other subjects which
~ : they may select at Alien. .
This coo iteration In t n F oluin - ~Tiia's
two colleges makes.- for the
_ minimum .of duplication. iiT the work!
done by the institutions and betokens !
greater efficiency' in the uliliation
_a ? of- tlit'ir '"respective?facilities. ?
Monday, September 15,. the first
- meeting - of the, teaching force Wits
held, at which time President Situs
delivered a formal address setting
forth his greeting,- advice and outlook
for the best school year in his" *
tory.
The president called attention to
. the fact that, the colleges of South
Carolina are coming into their own
as colleges, and are no longer elomenayy
.schools. This is- due, he!
' u?? ii hi i ~
dr. matii.da a7 RYAN'S
Interview ed.
Our representative recently interviewed
Dr. Matilda A. Kvans, Director
of -the Columbia Clinic Associalion,
in regards io her visit to Durham,
Philadelphia. New York' City,
f in quest of latest ami most scientific
methods and practices that obtain
in modernly conducted clinics-. And
this iiT" brief is what she said :
First of all I want to tell yon that
- in ..matters of race endeavor and.ac->
.complishments,' Durbam leads and
second rates any other place in America.
i was there two days, stopping
at the Biltmorf Hotel which was
?^? built, and is now owned and operated-!
Dy a memoer ol our group 'am! won-1
,-y ^^ derful to relate it's maiia??or11? a vory\
< ' capable, exceedingly handsome ami
, winsome South Carolina younir \vo
_man. I have traveled this country
over. Rut nowhere have I found a
hafel of, tain] for bur .-group, that approached
Hi,? oxcxdlent appointments
and the rich and admirable fdrnish.'ings
gf "The "Rilt mot e" at Durham.
A production of "Aladdin's Wonder
ful Lamp" Could~not surpass it. Then
too the Lincoln Hospital there, with
its children's ward, its maternity
j ward, its medical ,and its surgical j
warus equal am uospuai ol our group
on this continent ami far surpasses
most of thvtn. The building afiul the
modern, costly, and superior appointments
and furnishings are the g*ifts
of the late Mr. Duke.
Thp eHriic there surpasses by far
anything in either New Yoork or
Philadelphia and furnishes "'"me suggestions
for the operation of the Columbia
CJinic which I undetermined
?sr? shall be second to none any vi here of
which our group can justly boast.
4 Accordingly I itnw have in hand .tho"
applications of both a male and .female
physician, both young and graduates
of outstanding medical Institu,
ticmsr - These applications are now
receiving serious consideration. Be
the decision what--it-may^ this iS true
and will come to pass:*" "!-r
The Columbia ic is making
preparation to have, and will have,
Eye and Nose department; Prenatal
department, Dental department, de
partment of Mental Hygiene, ancf
| ' -other departments Tor- which*" ik~is~
r- sriown neea exist, lioii^ye mo, nr.
Evans smilingly added, but witK inht?tense"
earnestness, spoke nttd- saith
Our ffroup in Columbia has some*as
fine people as are to he found any
^^where. All they need is art awakerrin.
ciyif pride and. olemosyanary
Bjnocem. Be that"as it'mav I am deH&ined?I.
have sworn it?that in
^^wer else, our eroup in Columbia
kj^ent or indifferent, our ehilhe
..deprivcd-xtf the ~adHjhieh
a first 'V.Iass, most
give. And as theHLd
to her, fascinated
Rkjaersonalil y, he felt
Bhttan will know nq
fe^^the won^^fd
ap
KSITY HAS^
DID OPENINC
Iresses the Facult'
ig Last Monday*(sT
BannerYear
pointed
out, to the increasing wi
nngness on the' part of the Stal
4<? acmc^at the responsibility of edi
eating its citizens through the el
nientary and high school years.??
Among the phases..of the. prei
ident's address that received mo:
emphasis, was the question of rel
gious education. It is his idea I
have at Allen "a religious laborator
that will bring about reactions."
In discussing the qiljstjon of di;
cipline President Sftns suyl^IEalL pffi
ishme'nt Is iMeti'U^out fo'f lforee sp
oilic purposes: To correct, error ' an
recurrence. To express society's dii
approval. It is.his opinion that ii
dividual dierences must be taken ii
to account in the discipling of an
student, who nerchance may need i
IIis whole.address had as its cehtn
thought' that the teachers and faci
use ol" tin- studehVs. and fhat ever
agency should S^^villi^g to couperaJ
with every (jther^gpfmVvto dcvelc
the student to the lihVjtjKPhis eapa
After?the?Pre&ident^sWtl?finisht
his address he presented Dean 1
Norman Fitpatrick; Mr. C. G. Ga
relTT field agenf; "Bertram Woodrul
head of the Knglish department M
George A. Singleton, head of tl
department of Social Science; ar
Mrs. E. R. Singleton, head bool
keepers These are the additions
the Coaching force. Mr. and Mr
Singleton returned" to A lit
after an absence of a few years,
..Home Office of the North Caroli
Mutual insurance Company, she c
clared that it represented the aci
of Negro progress in America.
A LOVELY BRIDGE L&NCHEG
Alt. Vernon, N. Y.?The Bridg
Luncheon given Thursday, Aug. 2
ll't.'iO complimentary to Mrs. Amani
MacD. Perrin of Greenwood, S. C. 1
Mesdames Florence HI lestock ar
Beatrice Pinckney at the residence
\tl s. ?th av.t Mti vc
noii, IN.. Y., was highly enjoyable 1
all present. A delicious salad and
sweet course were served. Beautif
cut flowers made a very impresr
scene.?.??
Covers were laid for sixteen. A
terward bridge was played progre
si vol.v ITiroughout the afternoon. T1
first prize was captured by Mrs.
A. James. The second by Mrs. Pai
ine Ilamlin. ~ . {
, Among those-preserit were: Mi
Ruth Buggs, of Corona,.. L. I.;?Mi
Cladys "Bradley, Greenwood S. C
M iss Mildred Mason, Corona, *L. !
Mrs. Alma R. Taten, Miss Estel
Waller, Greenwood, S. C.; Miss Anr
Alford, Mrs. Annie Wiles.Mrs. Mae
Walker,_MfS. Evelyn Lawrence, Mi
Edith Steward and Susie- Burt, N*
York.
I?IAM BRANCH NEWS
Thursday, August 15, brought
a clbse one of the greatest , battl
fought against sin ever held in Pi
.Grove A." M. E. Church."
1 This revival started the secoi
Sumlav with about eight -hundri
"present.. From Sunday mornii
until the last sermon, was preach
we had some of our white frieri
with us and paid money to help
nance the meeting. . .
Rev. .Nathaniel Harrington, Eva
gelist assisted Dr. Samuel ffanc
i who is alt tKe~'?me ready. For fif
Bro.r Sanrf "Crawford the way
Salvation, but could not. But la
week, told the tale when he decid
to live for Christ and not Satan a
1 his host.
Mr. Henry Wells, who is no
counted with the dead departed tV
life?August. 8 th.
Eddie Wells and Miss Mat!
J. Wells of New York Citv are hor
| visiting their parents, Miss Jess
[Staler little Bernese and Willia
'Wells, of Asheville, N, C?..are al
home, with their parents. Mr.. Roi
I Freeman and Miss Marie Wells we
[ imitett rn Wedtock, Sunday morni
' at .the church.
1":?Pine Grove .A. M. E. Sunday Sch
was good. " TCreryhudy seeming lyv
glad to?he-out again. Preaching
night was pleasing and an ideal ni(
for country service.
1 We hope for Miss EVelyn' Wells
[ speedy recovery.-^Phe Missionary j
1 ciety" Ts doing* goOd Vftrrk at P
Gfrove A. M. E. .Church, We <
iglad to have Mas. Carrie Wells wi
: us again.
-VW' i
. COLUMBIA, S. C., SA I I
* MY TOL'R OF EI KM'K
Mrs. Ella j. Utuley.
^ On August 19 we left. Europe, we
* boarded the ship thc French 1.m.?m
Ille De France, at llarve, Franco. It.
was a beautiful summer dir.. \\Y
left the Port at 2 p. m" On \Vedne-:tv
day thP sea became very n>tigii, the
7 waves boisterous and many are tinsea
sick passengers on board this ves?
soli' The tables-in?Gte?diTiiin-?hnH
jeem like deserted villages. unity
|~wniTers stand li1Tv*~hv ^ itli lYhW
arms looking on. Come oily fit' us has
said, "we will sail thy high sous"no
more." God has been very mindful
of our party, has kept each one and
1; kept*Them going day and ni^ht daily
te A strenuous journey for all, .'Those
e- have covered over 10,00(1 miles. JOur
party was ntanuirod?by?Prof. J.?ft
< ' ' T' " -
5-. mannews 01 iae f ellowship of Rest
conciliation, N. Y. We are a group
i- of -20, a mixed group, cosmopolitan.
;o There are 15 ladies and 5 men. A
y very conogenial pleasant, cultui ad
party> I wlfl name them: Mrs. N. J.
5- Delaney, retired teacher, New York
^"CTty"; "Miss M. L. Delaney, teacher,
gr New Yurk; Mrs. I,. M. t.ath'aiii. n:trli
M' er, Raleigh4 N. C.; Miss l.\. M.- Moi\il
ean. teacher. Raleiuh. N. M i McConl,
teacher, Little Rock,-^Ark;
i- Miss M. I). Musser, teacher,. Liuun
i- ter. Pa.; Miss G. Harlmnainl, teachy
er, Bradford, Mass.; Miss A.M. Canit.
dell, Librarian, Timberville. Y'a.; MCs
if! L'? Pre'sstmah, Librarian, New York,
j. | N. Y.; Miss F. L. Madella. Govern.,
ie I ment Employee. Washington. !>. ('.;
y ! Miss -T Sv Wood, Ci.ewmo.-nt ..tnpk. % ^I'Ce,
Washington,. D; C.; Miss. F. C,
,p | Jeffries, StenograyslTer; (MhTnTbtrrr1
Mo.; Mi-#, L. H. Moure, Deacone; s."
San Francisco, California; Mr. Hi t
s,l bert King, .rrtjnister. New York; Mr.
p VV. A. Lynk, teacher, Memphis. Tenn;
r_" Mr. J. N. Wilson, .teacher, .lackson^
New Zealand, Mr. T. J. .Jackson, naying
teller. Long Island. N. Y.. Mrs.
.J Ella J. Staley.'
Very few tours are composed of
k- mixed groups, but Prof.. Matthews
.o makes a specialty of -mixing and we
s have been together as one family of
j brothers and sisters. No dCeritnitiafI
| tion at any place or any time. All
were treated equally. We stopped at
? good hotels in all Europe and Russia
The most sumptuous ami elegant
na were in Italy ahd at_Ro;ne' tlp./hote
|e. j at which we stayed -was. magnificent
ne 'v grand. We are nearer still nonroi
| each day as -the. ship sails hearim:
| each one to our -beloved shores am
I native land, where at the pier the
,-sj ! happy group will part, some t?j nevoi
1 meet 1 again. All to return. t<> t h? i?
~ j various vocations al ter il delight ml
f? i vacation in foreign lands.
' I For the benefit of,those who. may
,3, j in thP future cross the'Li iny was c ,
>v ; I will speak of the Ille De France,
1C* | the ship on which sailed to Europe,
Q* It is a. splendid French ves - <1, \vi\
>y^| of lover 1,(^0, rdoni for over ti.uou
, passengers, elega*nt food. .The menu
ul j each, day was delicious and stuiiiptu
ve-: ous." No one could complain..^Tht'ec
- t weals served daily, and everyone, hut
f ( the seasick ready to enjoy the food,
s- When enroute to Europe we were in
he troduced Tn a Very distipgubbed
J. couple, Minister IMgnLputvntiarv fr.ijo
d- Haiti, his country and bis- very distinguished
wife, enroute tol.oiidon,
s. ' Epgland*?as Consul CJeneral. front
r.t: I Htilti ?Many?interesting people ac.
;on this vessel. We are about to coiot
[ to the parting-ot' the ways. ]?ut'- ?
*' umt- n 1 ...
He i i rif sovereign KUIer ut the skies
lie'-} Ever gracious ever wire,
E. All our times are in thy lin'mb ,
rs All events at thy command."
i.v _.,T? any one wlfo-would love to tajm
.a voyage across the ocean and Wooly
| desire inrormatidnr"~cTnnniand me,
i Thanking our dear. Lord l'oit.'sal'e iv
j turn to Native Land, and to our l>vI
loved ones, we bid vou all adieu.
t0 ' Mrs. Ella J. Staley/
es I . ?-v ? '
np THE WONDER I{(>tY EVANGELIST
nd " Chester, S. ,0.,-^TIy .-W< mley ~-1 W?y
B?j Evangelist _is to be in-Cbester, Sv V.
ng Sunday ^iigt?st-Sl-,-and -w+44-speiul- th.o
e(j whole week at the home of the Kin
(is bey's. He lUUt-tUmuly -laum arLed to
f,. preach at the Baptist Church. B-sure
to hear him at any price.
n. He has just closed ;i great Evatlgc,e>
listic Campaign- wtth~4>r. Nnm-e -n>
Pine Grove Church, where the white
0f one third'of the church, also helped
igt the wonder boy. At the request' of
ec| pastor, Rev. 1). F. Dent amP'otheri
were up in the day to the mdeyng.
Dr. Nance on1the Bailey Circiut.li
lW The Evangelist is? still helping
lis 's being- reported as a " great?rtie
cess. .
-je 'Come to Chester and hear him. Gel
Jie ydUk* 'PhlmeftcfXader Ifofe' atsf>.'
lie - -
Final Notice to Delintc.
queiif Subscribers.
Final Kills are being mailed all
delinquent subscribers., Subserib**?
t l.e youre S'
tions are required in advance. If
' you' have not pAlfl up by -the 1st
of October and don't get your paL
a per Oct. 1th. don't w r'it<c*-a*kmg
" i-hy.. JSend ,m your money and
171 the paper wilT start againi
~ - GKO. H. HAMPTON^
"- ' Publisher. ^
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;iiHAV. Sl'Vl.'f. :M>, i'.Kju.
. Passes Hoard
Wilbert \V. Maimi^ault ISeoitmcs
M iiiat't r (if riuk'rtakin)'
... f\i ablish men 1 11 er-e. ^
J t *.-! _ I'.llijai'ljll- Kuiillld I r.iili.l.'.' '
SctrA.a -fur 'TiTn.alTiK r>- TiT-Nvw**T7in.'; ?
City. WiHTnrt W. .Alannirault .uf thMrity,.
yoiiu;.' -h a inc'rs, m.soi1. Jiinl 'h j
. Willy si .n "I Mi a I" f 11 ' VV i Itr--. .
-^-MrnTtyTuiJi. h- i>a ?<l tin- Statr l.m ;
- I?i 11 > 11 I I 11 i 111 ~TiTrf~TfTr -|. i-i',itiTT~Tp~[--Jx?int
nu'hl as (iiaicial AIaiis?K4*** "I ttnI
inU'i lakiii1.^ Ivstahlishimajt ..<>1 Maui-_
aanlt alid Williams at 711 Smith Myr
i
tin si reel
' Mr. Man '.-anlt will inUU?1?fii.< hunt'
with jhi- di-uiii.'in hi !I |iaivrij. vUa-i ?
- mv-' aitiuri'j?tlir; "tTu- nu-s.'., h-aihr*?
Hn is well known ami 1 ik<*<j .1>y tlit- 4
people 1,1' his ul.l lionit' town. 11 is !
ii'turir wrll trlnrhhn the ln-arts 'of ;
many' poim!" who ha\V known hitn
sinri' fliihlhtnxl. He jtlays" Well, and v
"ill Ll llLi ;111 li 1 inn?Lu?LLlu?ali'r' ilji J.
Tarv.' tivhj .it' nrisic Invars'.
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T
Good Samaritans Meet
Here October 2(Pi1, |
( olunihia (!cl t in;', Rfarfv For '
Martini*
MRS. A: M. 0\UKKTT 4.11. M?S '
rrtnn'FrnrTrTrAm'Ttttt ~
(.'ii!aitih'a - who'ntv .im mJu-r-'of thf
"TTooTl FTTmavTTlui- T^.ly'i* No. , arr hard
at work ajranpiay an vntV? ijiiu- '
--ttttt?ppiuTnin-Ittt?M onilnv?fiml 'I' n-s
.h> v. < h4otW* . 4'w tho annual
s<?>>ion of-.tin- Strife (Ira-iiil ksA-'i'
- - . r
(it :uiil CJ.iief Hruwn of (leniyetiiWH f
and (inmfh'St'i-iftaf\ lh .S- <ii.?n of
, ("luirlf-sI?>it wctt' in tlii"1 rily duritiy-_l
1 he' pn~t week, makimr anaiurenH'nts
.t'of^illi ' Slytje Iiif t imr. Several e<?n|
fotein es \v? it- liild' with lmail people. (
. I witlT" t in* aiUK.iiticoiiH-ut fid' the ap-'
' p<>int luent- of sc'V-i-fal < oin.milteeAwlui ,
\\..rk \\i:li tin' ci??/p.-r;itii.uj " <* j
'lis.A ,\r.( i:if< 11. l.ttiiv .'it;, tile ?'li:ijtt_ ^
. . intin nf 11 i.e. 1 lii'll ? ' i tiy Committee.
I Tile State llieetiIIIV will he laiPlfelV
i attended. (it and Chief Rrown *aid while
here. ITe ?pohe of- *thp
I i" ' A nf t he? Yfiyj Indue- all aVei _|
the ?t:ite duriny th,. pa-t irrandlodyv
v":u- . ' 4'- j
1)1?. E. I'HIljp El.US MAKES ,
- A-N\CM\<EAHv\^ -L
? ? " 1 11 'I *
I am i'nj4f!l\ ttti|>ti?v iiuv; from the
not.-. ;i.r? u!t*i:t 1.1" a lV\\ Ji'cks which 1
h?q.A, Jon li ii Hit.- into olio n'ily. 4hnv,.
en.) U-i n t<i lenvr'tny loom (
since tin* -ttiiif.. I have- ln'civ }rreh.iU?---?
tetl t.'i'uVit 111<I\ ill:-" .,i' writin'ir t'oi; tin.
i>i' < i11 utt iiif" t.> til.? Iilnwv I 'received (
ah..ut -j Ik- and face. When I I
hv'v | iihli'i-atiio) ?iny first ilntV wi'lli'
?he?la ttrTil . 11s\ " ln<>; 7TT t t ie ml FiTr '
Il'iru.':i| I iro.ai iw" visit- to 'liu^.lheir t
Mild let tie ^ of ??V11 lt-r -iiOiK- att.l felr>- 1
l'(i. m> ? t>.| iiif- of ii'ii' tinr.iiiir my ill- ,
in- .la I Fu r,, T Tiiiir to -ay that
ilio Wii.ii l.oro Sunday Sfl?? <?! and A i
I < I ". I caene ( onvt-iit it>h-will convene t
uitii I la- .Ml. '/.ion t hutch Wt'dnt*;-- '
.tiny. (Vtn! ?-r l..at 1 ! A1.. IN.\. ('/P..-Coo!:,
en tor. Th,.. \v:i-. .defer*
l-mI l.t ran ? -?.|* ? :ir illness. It. i^i/ i
' nloaMir*- t'.ni v.. :i;inoitn?" that- I.'i'oT. |
Ul.'M \. S' neh-1op; -A. y\. P.. I>.. of. .
; AI'loiiH-1! o i i it;. H :ii'i t -i- in 1 ho *
: work ct -t li,. iitst riot n.'?we are so ftvr - '
r??rtnn.1*tnttl our Jiunrtctiy nieerinjr*.
V W~th:ii]tr 'ftT. "I. W". Shftv.?Hto Rev.
L..-Llv?Una loan and U?'\.?Llih><?n tor -J
-their as-:sTafu;r.-. The 'of the~~
(listrirt'.will please i.-pof.t endowment 1
'!'honey iti full at the convention as' ;
ihat will he t'Tie ;<>t ohancf\ The., of- j
; fioifil upcnine is October- T:li at which J
'tinie the money is to he reported The (
Mir-ud , foill\ fence ineefs in . NVwher-"
v Wednesday. Xoi'inhpr a. The. date .
is 'two weeks earlier, 1o We will he i
':rei|uired to "do qnfrk'ly." .. ..
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T7T7AN H ( IIII'F IN ^
' Ai m-AcnnKNT?
- ? ;o
Stale-hi.re. fjept. ,14. Knroutv to (
- hiT. home in) ti.-.e'dj^u-n.1 l?r. T: W. .
Craiul ("Miicf of the flood Sn
111.i yiuiu^ ?'i mmm v annum, was so
liotisfv l.ut *in>t nainfnllv hurt in an
' T -i '
nut'iiuuIiLti' a.-, i.li nt -ii?jar ilnr j
Iru* lllT^Trtf'
Cran.l OhUT Thrown is report fdrtn
he resting Avt ll at his home,^ and is
at hi" -4e*4v at'raflpany hn>im-*^n.
matters tioi'mv tlic openim.1, of .t.hi
State (irniiil l.odpv mooting'mm Coi
lumhia October 20th and 21st;?
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THE COLUMB
CLINIC ,
This Institution Off*
ton" -atrd" Free V,
. ; -* < . ^ #*
"Negro Childre
I i?? < nltuiiliia I'linir .As^<iriaii</ii ;
in h. (itution . ollfriiig nu-oirul in
u- ? rrn > lit 1. MIUI IOI1 [lj all
thiwien oT ~lhe i-ily ,has hc.-h
try hr Kvans and is loaiU^Ui^h,.
.ady-and-Harit^
Tii Ms.-- In making up "a report for
Ik* .lust month's work ?>f tin: clinic>r.
Kvaps- slalti?l'._tli;ii, d.MIU :?-|iiTcUt 11
iiivi- been examined and MM) vaec'ina-. |
ir ms made "u^tTn.ait making any
harp*-: to tlit- parents of tin* child
' I " 1 1 ^ I " - ' ' "nil 1 " | )<?-. ... i i.t
lu- ol' being able t<i getin
li Valuable se'rvitt* ' \\ Iru-li 'they
"iliI not rt'i?iT ih.-\?Irrnt"!.' pa\ TT"
t. . i . . ' vi
'I Ik.' I'cccnLeXathihat iuii u4''a large
iuij11>t i'?ichildren ol' th'?* Negro rafell
oliit ihia ha. '(Wealed miiim* st'af'
in:'; ' ill i'o iiii a tii Ml .as to fco-alth eoVidh- ion
. .tint .it' 1'itili HlO phildrrti ex?
i :~i151:?--?T7 Ttj" l*i:ui! state" That PtFper
r.:.i_i. ..I i i ii "'I |?, i .-. MI ,i,
avvd ti-i-th, I p.-r cent. ha.l oiii-\ait'-i
. per omit 1 i_;ut. enlarged' h.-ai t
with t-k.ii)' i-rupt, scabies." ring~T
Ni.frn and .other disi-a.se; . . 1'
'I'1"- ali-a I * * i r: '.ini 11 is a rhiiii-?..-v.r
t-hf-ilritdrv-ii v.Y her ,.'.u u nut-*-, in-.
' > 111111 i i i: t is ni-iy-inal with iir. K.cann:
ii_Lu_!?nin- i'i tin-?lu-st?known?phy- i
Itins of -tho eity. Last spring- .-slu? ,
a+k-ii InHrcmrtrrf-jjcv a group ofl>u.-i
less lni-n id.' tin- city amP Iti.id -plans j
'or the organ which lias been
o Well ln-iriui -an'irVii largely pat.ro
di-jj during t a- nasT"-! wo" "month- of
t uv ..ii. i- i . - >
- Ill ||||;|| I I !)0 (Itial'tl "1.
liivctul's Willis (\ .liiltMSiiii ui' ' the
IiiIiiimiii-Bradley II'mlri'laki-rs was '
*le.ctetl president < !' the MK'jatioa.
lie i> asMu-ial < <1 Ax-it I > ct'imr other
.Veil kirnV. n liiluTed, liifsiiifss t iii<n?ait I' .
lis iinl11 i-i wurkuig c?ni|.H*i;at i\e :
y with r>r. T'vatis fur tin* ciiml j?f the
Tew project. . , ; i_. .
The .Xeutr?>-t'TLiue J'irsi M.trtrl
"mi- The uj* Z^uii Bapt.Vt'":
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it t ?iay ciiiuliiirTft of. ( ...Ili-ov. ju I
triir VY.^. r, i ii,77y.,T i.ir^iT;r?rrr- .;\.r,- ;
js.-s. Iiv a faculty, ij' thirty niupi
u-t r presented by J. .1. Stark-. .tii
uliitvil I'lv-ident uf tin- IiiVi itnti'Oi.
v..,.,. a... Ant i.'del. ii.i?
uv.-MXely rc pV.fiiir-iT to tlic present a
ion. ainf ruiit'rat nlatcd tin-. -11 ?vv ?11.: r
+4-^h?^tH;s( 4a\ -activities of tlif
.t!! i j 11i .1 rat .on. . .
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Arthur (V Siuitli. A. I'.. A.M . Ili-ati
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\ . Ritilcyy: Walter A? iU?hij?>i>n. A.
V.1 Ll it 11 irfur v:?XX" il--im II. LI ulu rt. i
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iI t.. I >. .Mrl.liu . A. H . M A . Math :
TiTTTTtr^H 11*111 St 'UUt?+;< /ark
1%+\V!H?mmI/ A-. 1?.. 15. S.. Principal* Marnn:''
CKirk. H.. Mathematics; j
'ly?li- 15. SinyU'trm. A. H.. Mrs. 1) M !
Hubert. Knulish; A. (}. Smith. Sim>earl4
Sntror.-ttioe. ami M. t\. Slauprhi '
"tT Throlofficat- Si;l\'ml: .1 .1. Stark-"'!
r~~~r?R-? Ant i.?i)r 1?rmrl?tR-K. Hrrmr*?1
\tlm'iilist1-at ive: .1. A. Stalks. 1 trail-""!""
Wnnumv ittr-tVSlnttghtyr. liirrcm'.-s 1
f College Wom'o.n; Suopoarl S. Riiy.1
Matron ??t" Hifrh School llivls: Lnla
ISamhivlt Assistant Matron; Mary M. j
As-i-taut Dean of..\Y-*?BieiK-..L. i
.M. AFrttTTson, Hursar;# A." "FT S^liorard, t
Registrar. . A
\ cars ago Ri'ticilitl 'Ouljegc. Secur J
i ?l pjye *?f the Carnegie
111;' lacs* "a i"7oi i"g 't I'?^aTgro^TTTfege'1" 1"
the stat^ Mr?. Mary Antiydel wife
ut' tla-.former president will serve the
school qs. Jihrnrinn.
Arthur C?Sm it li. tin,- la w llmiii ofR"1U'<1|>
t?revels ed?Ire- i\lii:<t el'S-?Ml1
gpree from Harvard University
He served as h> -if. <-,f Science in
State ColjjflBBHBBfc. flin University,
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unit \>v ion
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lodges, hospitals fnrmrr--. itv ;irar?e<*
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