The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 28, 1931, Image 1
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f?News Briefs
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jy -, $i:?,ooo to maid
u 7 Portland,-. Oregon?(C. N. S.)?II
ji was learned here last wetik khat Mrs. j.
Jolin Meroney of K1 I'aso, Tex., was |
left Sil.'i.OOO, a sedan and other personal
effects by her late employer,
Mrs. I.ucy Marr, in her will.
^ MINISTER HELD
JCIQUOR CHAKCE"
Richmond, Va.? (C. N. S.)?A 6">
year old preacher was arrested here
Wednesday on a prohibition charge.
The mans* name was not disclosed.
Five other men, all white, were arrested
at the same time.
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HOOVER VJS1TS
VlltfilN ISLANDS
- Washington^ Tk C.?N. S.)? "
i'resident Hoover in his trip to thf
Carrihean "aboard the battleship Arizona
will* spend a~3ay in the Virgin
Islands it was announced here Monday.
The president left Washington
late Wednesday night for Norffolk,
where In? disembarked.
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S HI*.A It ATlTMEUjGAL "
J ; EDUCATION?
New York, March 20.?A resolution
calling attention to the fact that
? scparato niedica 1 education and care. of
Negroes is a dinger to the* health'
. of the nation, passed at the last re :
gllhkr meeting of the Beard of DirerW
tors of the N. A. A. C. P.. was made
public today at the Associations* Na- |
- ticnal odices, (it) Fifth Avenue.
"BJ ACK-FACI*:" CRIMES FISTED
New Vnvl- Miirr}, >(! Tln??Nor- I
folk .Journal' and Guide, commenting
upon the acquittal of William Harper.
falsely charged by a white woman
with 'assault anjj rohherv. lists
IP. such "Mark -face" c-imes in which
Negroes have been falsely accused
> since 1 92S_ Among th.> r:i?es lifted
is the celebrated Ren Bess ra?n '? 1
South Carolina.
:v ' " A M E "BISHOP DIES
Washington, I). C.?John li. Ha\vkins,"
financial secretary of the A. M.
E. Chinch received the intelligence
that Bishop A. J. Carey, of the fourth
Episcopal' District of the A._ M. E.
Church which embraces the conferences
of Michigan, Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin
and Indiana-died last?Monday?
morning at 2:15: Bishop Carey was
also Civil Service Commissioner for
the Municipality of Chicago. ' , 1
SOl'Tfl CTKOI.INA
- 1_ DOCTORS ATTE.YI) I
Tuskegec Institute. Ala.?Among t
the several physicians who have signified
their intention to attend the
fourteenth annual meeting of the
John A. Andrew .Clinical Society dur'
" ing the week of April -12 are'several I
South Carolinians, among them being.
Dr. .Joseph A. Robinson of Darling- J
ton; I)r. Samuel W. Chavis, formerly
of Charleston, hut now of Chicago; |
I)r. J. R. Levy,, of Elnrence; and Dr. i
T -i t. . rt t.
iuim-r tj. naumgardner, formerly of j
Columbia hut now of Clevelun I.
MOKRIIOrSE (vRAI)S SHINE I
Atlanta. (?a?Three graduates of !
Morehouse Co1le<k? -won distinction in
I fie Ti'eTrT oF science ir'ece nt ly. Two of
these. John-Wr-and Clyde *H. I.nwlnh.
brothers, of Bessemer, Alabama, re'
ceived their decrees of Doctor of Medi'vne
from Bush Medical School.
Chicago. The third, JohnC.'Bridges
of Tampa. Florida, a graduate student
at the I'niversity of -Michigan
was presented to the. Michigan Academy
of Sciences and read a thesis
based on his findings in biology.
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DAVIS FOR HOOVER
Washington.?(C. N. S.)?The Atlanta
-Independent now, carries a
the former R?mnbli"i?n National Committeeman
editor says: '
"The Hoover .stock in the political1
market ts slowly, but substantially ,
rising in the public regard and the
pendulum is swinging Republicanward
with Hoover as the standard
bearer in 19.12, The Democrats carrying
out the prophecy of General 1
Ornnl (you ciin aluaii. depend noon
the Democratic party to cut the fool
at the proner time) are making Republican
Victory certain in 1932. with '
President Ilpover as the. standard .
bearer."
CRISIS IVRAWS EDITORIAL
Now York. March 20.?The "Crisis;
which is being kept as a gift to
Southern white editor^ subscribed
for by a Southern Negro minister is
drawing nn occasion gi editorial comment.
The latest such comment forwarded
the N. A. A. C. P. is taken
from thp Columbia CS. C.) Record,
and is entitled-"Let My People Go.'*!
The- editorial states that "there'?
may he something fundamentally I
right." in Dr. I)u Hois' premise that
there is sofnrthing wrong when ' a
Southern white man studies the race
problem and proposes to leave out all
"controversial" matter. The editorial
was commerit ott !>r. T)u Bols* article
on "Woofterism."
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THE KNIGHTS CLE PYTHIAS WILL
HOLD THEIR ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING . , j
Sunday .March 29th, this is the day j
set apart by the Supreme.Chancellor. !
The local lodges of Columbia and ,fhe ;
Courts of Cnlanthc -\vilL hold their;
services at Bethel A. M. E. Church,]
Sunday nt 4 o'clock. A well arrnng- j
ed program has been prepared and
the public is invited to attend.
"LADY WI
VOL. VH.?NO 13.
PROF. ('. A. JOHNSON-, President '
_ _ :-jMORK
THAN 2.000 TF.ACHKRS
FM'IX"I i:i> 1_
Mary .McOleod Bethune noted educator
.and club woman wi'l be principal
Speaker at Public Session.. Fri-'
day Night April *3.
Marty srcci/iHsts _W ilI.be._benxd_aL the
Three days Convention.
More tha.ii two thousand teachers I
\vlu> are members of the Palipet'.n j
Teach* rs Assoc or' inn?iiiili?Ik.- tfutuU ?
'n Cob' ihia t'k nrjl 2. nrnl'l wlom ?
they hold their Annual three days
sessions here. Prominent educational
leaders in eluding President Mary
McCleod- Befluine- will he heard at,
the 'session's. v
A record attendance from the .'5024
who were enrolled last year is exiii-i'tfil
1o lv.'.
hlems thai, alfect the teaching profession
will he discussed at the sessions
that will he held daily.
Many private social .and 'recreational
.features will be attended by the
large host that yearly have conic to
this convention in Columbia.
The program committee; selected j
fwmi?the Kxecuti^e Committee of J
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=^frrs~r--Tr > A A(i.\, i i oa u re r ' I
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'.he Palmetto Teachers Association, [
have- been hard at work far wS?.'V^ral>f<
months to hnv pvnpram of uitsual y
interest for the teachers, who will
come from everv part of the .state to v
itt? nd the three days conclave. Speak- f,
rs of Nation"!' prominence have <?
>een secured and many unusual fea- (
tures have" been added. u ' ;c.(
Mrs. Mary McCleod Belhune, pre- v
sident of Bethune-Ccokman Colle'tre ti
?t Daytona Florida, an. educator i>f T
inli'iTi'itiraial?prmiiiiyunco?Lu*.?loom?*
secured as principal speaker at the 1
public meetinp- to he held at the .new jj
Cclumhia Township Auditorium on
Friday-r?f?plvi; April 3 at 8:30 o'clock, n
Experts in primary, elementary t
and \ocational education- will come v
ft om outside the state and deliver jitl'dresses
tit the daily sessions which h
will be held in the'Chapcl auditoriums v
if A Ben University and Benedict b
College. State department officials e
will also address the convention.
Departmental proup meetings are a
P
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DR. D. H. SIMS ""ft
Chairman Local Committee K
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ndermefS
rpir
COLl'MBl A S. <\.
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.MRS. MARY Mcfi
l'rin -'i ;;l :
Drangeburg District Ho
Mrs. Ransom, Mini
Rish p lit'iisiiiii iinH f:i:>ii!y v<..;t*
rree'tod at the beautiful Distriet 1'iir-i
pnajre on i:JM R'urkU'v istr'cot; (ban-,
ebiny, S. by the Ministers and
omc- nf the lend i nut laymen* of -the
H'an^eburj* Din'rirt. Mnreh J<>.
Those who \vio pre en 1 evpt'esse.d
heir ere- 'est l >ya!ty and co-njyraion
to. the Bishop. and P\*es:iliivr
'lder. The ~*pi Tfkers spoke' Very . fa arable
toward F.jder I.. II. Jle.Y.inrtav's
eampaurn foe a he It
ern. Tt 1,',:d-. 111,. I,.. II ..
Ttainjy wiM he. ??!.?r.> hold t';iijrh
position as niannv.or nfilic H ntr~
'oneern. The lea--' VoiinneiVdu't io i
<> can offer for the oeeassion i- 'lji-:
V'e never have "seen ( tie j?!' .: t -n.
ive such a reception to -'isrln . . ?.??
'. hedult to meet daily. Discussions
) tliese group meetings will !>' had'
.specialists in t h cTr"""paMToma
elds, papers will he read hy. leaders
1 primary. vibrational, eleiitetur.v
liuh school education. More' meetajys
~r-4* this type are or g'rani?'d t heRe
ports. from the executive officerill
he read Thursday. The-demand
or a full time secretary \vhich is
xpected to Vu> proposed hy President
'. A. Johnson in-his report wi!l_ ):< L'ive
special attention at the conentions.
"The report from Kxe;::!ive
secretary J. P. Burgt s's and
'reasurer I). Saxon i- eXp.eud :<>
hoe' l hut?1 he \ " 1 i i i : i 1 *"
>es' liiroicial cModit: -.i ?! e .
ani/ation.
President P. S. Wtlhinson. chair-'lap
of the Kxcc'utivcComniitie"LI
he Pa 1 metto Te;'ulteTt rV^Tr.t i ;V" inTT"
r'ill have a report; which will rxphrn .
ho 11'111't-iJo.tt the I" \,a ui \ It aiji
as accomplished since, the last conentipn.
Included in his report will
e a copy of the petition to the genral
assembly in lxhalf of Teachers
altiries. This net it am u . > ;
noun cox I in the papers and made :
ho Koneral assembly duiin-r . tln 'r
resent session. t
The program Vo.mniitt.ee' ha- r.uestod
in an annoineehmnt tl.touch
io papers .th^t teachers, be here
Wednesday nitrht April 1-;}., in time
>1" a play "I,a<'y \yin-4-^-n-'t? j...
4?oh?is...', iVeil hv a. s". , i.l V ;
eal -teachers ami sponsored by the
ultore Club of Columbia. This is./
io first regular feature en the prnram
for the teachers. Futvd> rni-od
i this-effort will pro to aid the Fairold
Home for Peliquent jrirls. The
lay ..will" be yiven in Allen University
hapei at 8 Wednesday n iff lit April
?t.
Another?hi**?oiuuvationab- 1'. :i!.iiie 4as
beep secured by the - prpprram
mlnvjj tee. Allen Cniveisity? and
eneifiot College baseball team will
eet Friday afternoon at .'5:0(1 p. m.
rider the auspices of the Palmetto
eaehors Association. Tlvis year the.
ssoeiation will tiP'u ou* enntasse to'
ttend. the?annual baseball classic
;t\veen these two institutions. The
ame is a special feature on the pi'o?^
l^FAN" Wt
/n'itDAY.MAKCK >8.
;rs I'o J
i.;:oi;-nr.Tnr.\K ..
y.iik' r , '
(?Fticn For Bishop And
i.sters And Laymen,
v ? ; K-v: ill tflU-sts. ~
. I-/ ' ! 1 i il\ wi-ivt away cvoi;' aye 1
; i'-l well pleasca! wifb.ihc y.( at spirit
; !' cii-'i; ('iiitinti which ov--. \V*? j
!7TTTn*( hav.e space 'to -.ha she n7y~ who
r were pj w ent. We s4h)ply -n ihe.|
peeler- of ' he eV, njp..;
i Row \. .1. Ma'-tin. f. S. (i-iv'lo anil.'
?. rr-im.h' hrunil. "Mr. !!. P. Rowo.i
'S. in ire S. Voi-an. Mr. I.ee Wii'in -:s.
f i-ie.hi .leir.rs n.' Mis. MJopi. ROM
M ! M\. .1. It.. ]t?i- of thl . M. F.! '
I h i . h. ' r
We ' * !? hk hlv iioii.iveil to .( h"? hail
?< i ? P W . i?. F. '
' f ti" We ! o'.ree I >: - * V i? t. 1>1\ Fiai .iu'ss 1
5\ F. < '!c IM an'oi; Pis' Pre- ' '
i ii'tPl'l'l r -h F. Fa'-'e anil Or; Free.
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i'nr nit- fr^ii'CT11" '
ami inemiuTS of the exceptivo coni!
* 111 ? . In order t.h::' :?11 the t< ach- s
< '< of ; ho - n- --ni.:t i h timy have .a 1
V* n^iti I't' fiv'ti"'". t! i -* '.i;iv Pre- >
.-ident .1 i M vra ,pr?i- *
endure f..>. }o.Mu! in*v :!' ( .I'pOe.inoo*
t he f.>*1 v. in.?ns-"v'ri-*fo;) ,.t.? < vv\
'<? 'h?vp?m ^frnnnnia! -tv'iHimfr That in'Iotint*
v. i'l take pla- < Friday he
injur ai-'.'i-n i o-YI >rk ii> .ino?*ninir
,-i< i <.?< <'-a . ;-fa' < k I'l irjav aftcrr-?oTi.
'Fa' a n iniT-.:in?r commit too *'
v"'ll - 1 os-jt a rvrpi-.l of can- P
id tc *>uvd I.v. th?* camm.::fur
; '<i1 -'"i.j (- -h n;'.!i'0'd 1
? i, , r, . _ ,
t; a . v- _ - any v 'o f r anyone n
: 1 v viwV. *.' ; r:*:i i <i cain!ii!it<?-if I
> V <. Thai < r V tii n manv-il:
'oi , c eha-i'j' <J !o *'i<vi and M
he 1 *!__? pi Vi-< Vi"i 7fTW I 1 U.- ;v' t ho
-imI 1 t,,-' if;.' s ?-dr." < hold at "
''.*i t'oPfiro and Alii n" on Fri- :1
\ . ti;i'' ' Mid [i > dVd -11't'ft' tfl 'hl'M'?L.Fal'?i't
) ' ink'-'-ovill '< hf*5no/l ^
f ,i. ' it-,. . * . n nvirn'rav.; hv each
i i* - t' ?[)? must '
'??? -e'ei?t 'he' fV 'in.- J' i ! this >
\ < The "t 1? *i > n>ar v.'*. rs e
i'l >1 o?i? l> ( >' h pleadcM h
' t-*v??" i, ?* (? Commit'"c of the 1
Pn'tn.* T"iM'bcV, Ass , . in*.ion. I1
Tu tv ?': announced. above
i T' t(,!vare ve/ujested ,
; ! '* am1 o* ory j
t h t"- * >! t > V r!TV ht receipt r
*' f >1 '( '?(-aid?tjho oor,VoPl ion. a?l?
1'OOh Kit \V VSMlNtlTON (OJX^ll^V
A Ntr ( (tt.-i'MHlA ci.ixtr-:Trr ; '
<;IVK imu/KS
The "Vo >kev \V ash ip trton' Athletic!
Council and the-Columbia Clinic As-ja
seeiation will < n'crtain with a rcccpT L.
tion ati<l dance at tin*Columbia f?>\vn-1 ^
sjiip auditoriunv during the. TPTatc j '
night. April 2. from ten until "won."|Ti
At this time prizes will he given to s
the ones .holding the lucky pumher. p
The ore-;"t. izaions are working hard
and memorable .one, Tn addition to a
the regular prog r am ~bf danc^ music"
there will he a musical program' as z3
:dnesba^|
t ?tw
1
nvade#
IJ'C NM.M OMi: IMANNKl) RY I
i \1. ('(iMMITTKK(;
Cov.'rmr ! XVi'l^Japcak ,
Ili.ir. i.;ir v nusettee Ready ' J-or Ir.
t'ti*. or T( :u'li?('?
\ wrk'oiii is ;?le.* nrd for tho
i' l-i'i .-n Ah ;k avion- wbt
: ct-' }h-!( 1-according -o'
an unnotlnvwit .. .nik at ? -?
o- lilt- !(?( ;,! eo:;)mil
i '."aiv'i : I." (io\ ri nor iii-i'.v < Hl
-i i.M oini wili v.-'-ic.'ine '.lie tea-he _
iin < , -1 l; i |;u s - !' ('.. 'li;'.r
-^iV S:.?.( II: . \ ; I. ^ tll ) i'l > 1 ?
TP.,,. a. "" " ' ' .
i V Hi' l_, r-V;
i(i< i.'.t 11; 1 *11 I'. t-iotio Ten.*r;:a
a i -V .?!* the < itljc.'-i C' ,r..
-M'- o'-' :'i' s"i? < oiiinitHf
lie ' I1 (ointiii'. W, waited on
jovi-nio;- and extended uioi tb..i,
'. lion, to dj liver the addre'. s oi '."i,'QiiH'
to the teacher-. in ins r, port _
! e local committee Professor J'jhtv oji
Haiti the governor enthusiast a.'.!
iy accepted the- invitation pronty !y
tnd stated he would- be g.l;wl to weloine
the Palou-tto Teachers.ProY.
A. .Singleton, All1'. I r.i
ei-if-y-nui'l PV "idem I. ih 11 -7; Ml,
.Morris t olk-fcc- . are other spvtkers
n the \\.i 'niiin jiro^ra:.1.
A! ol in-! TiiiVrn:T;u.V ry po"rV~TK:;:.ri+ H "
IK luce' iim A'as made bV. I'rol. I^Lz Z
Pi:, ke I [. i !i;i:: ::jai: uT Flic Hun injA ~
:ioi!ics have beeti secured and ax
fiuiy ft?i* il.c visitors. , . , A
Prof.. IT I., iKickl'lT, arin'/unccJ"
ih? - Kuliow fnic i.i.-'.r.uetions to teucht >
wh<> i'X|iwt in he in Columbia 1o nt.he
'Convent ion_ That nljU^yeh- [
1S > e< send names at
inee '.! Pi. i'. i.. Duckett, Benedict \
rtdlege r nd-upon- reaching Cnhmibra-~
mile to 1 e Housing Committee Office'
at Allen Cnivei sity to pet cards (
or homes.
?Ttrr?cliaii'ieM:- of oilier sub-corn- ,
mil tees made report s>?at the meeting. ,'
R?e.-ideat i'?'. it. Sims, Allen Uni.ve.-r ity,
presided ;d the meeting and is
i-.-.i.iM ol' tin; local eoovruttee.;M
\. I >. P.' i i-i-s. is 'siw v*. my* arid .1 ./ J
-i', 1.. L'U. i-.et ?: i? treasurer.
.Suh-fit ( i s . are . as fi :h.
Pint'. iU I.. 1 Uu heit.... Airs... A. IV
Rli-nis. Mrs. Si. ! :. 1 ) -. !': :
T. .!, 1 Ian-lie'- V...M i*?. fvii/.aheth n..-i I
i liil'e. I'rof. R " P. IV-ue/'an.niis- S,
I,...al prmrraxi Hrof. \\ .
!\ , y. ILintiuili'
,'ii.-- lill.i C. M?Puhlieityij
1. I?. M.-Che . !R W. .Rautnp ifiin- i; 1
ilid W. li. ( pk'.eliv (' '< i lit- ,
i:tii*?;< : f;>r: .1. li. Si j/.jt'.t. W.'t*. .1 ?i?.i;->a.
Ie. Fi an!; 'B.. ".|ohn*t>:?. .1," E.
i' '{'l> ,K Ih-.' I.. M-?LUuvi L'1 luo.
il. Hampton, It('uiniaitl'-c*
I', mi . r. W. <i".ii.!"; I'!'1,. <1 !. ~
ami i'Vuf. .1 !1. Wl.ii .in. MuSiIh.mmir.?e:
Mi.-- M. A. Hidden. Miss
tlT "I! / iiw i!-.?fvH-i?M ... 1 J. Y, Ilnavh.
lifidjrvf: I'k, '.' ( . A. John'on, Prof. '1'.
L. Hueket't. ai,.! l'r. P.- li. Sim--.
Poster liuidi : Piv.f. E.
! !ut-ex?-etrs iw eonu.iiU.ee is eojnpe.-e<i
>T~H~.e' TiTfii-VrSOf 7.h-- iriCnyTOrt r m-* r
niiiee .. I'.ii tin ehniVinnh- >>f eaeli oi.
' --11"_ ,, m
i()od Show For Teachers
it SU AE SHOW TO STAY OVER.;
J'OK NKliRO TEACHERS i",
t
:>IiiinIvia Theater Every Niuht Next v
* W eek \l :-i0 . .
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Billy P.tt'l ami his "Show .??i" \\ on- f
vrs" of red hot musical play will re- .
uiin "verjyt the Coinnbia Tlua'er all ,,
T7rext week when the .State Xeervo .
'earlier-' Association ('nlVventtnireon'
e hi n . An". .1 I. v. ii en iihhi'.iiu'h
lv-nt.-eom.mjr from the bfl'.ee of-Mi\ F.
... lln wr. the' manairer of*this theatr
l:i?.t nijrht; The show is irnod. and
inny of ;*lie "teachers, who have not
I'l'ii a yood - show in ..hiniiy ninths;
iir ho pleased with; the. announce- ,
n nt that "Billy Pui'l end his musical
i.iii' oey win 'i%irain here all of next
reek. 'T " ~~4 "
Billy Burl has' played here many
111iv> w.iu some 1 i ITH' ITivvrr musieai
hows <11 t<ni\' His 'Ml simrers.. da no- j
is j". in I .funsters tiimh.d last week
ii-i Radio-Keith-OipTeuih at the Lyie
the . ei*. Indianapolis. a lotip and
ro.fi table enpapeiVK-ovtr
j,, "Show of Won lot s" are the
[ythmeti. s. an all-trirl hand, playinp j
he entire show from the s'auv; also
hr?M. rne'Te* trained ITni' if ~poreons
9.Fi>r?l' and Van. Radio
1 vers; 1 (a.rvi \. Stanley and Harvey,
!;r?e "ii terrats of dtjnce; the Hax in
S'sters. Musieai remedy neople;
larie'Sweet, the pe sonality girl, and '.ties
.Ivnkins.
?|Vcinl feature of the ewnintr's enrlliinv
nt.?Tin' mmir ^ I'm nished?
y a druthle orchestra, will he pood,
'4 * 4b?. -s-is?tha - lie (&st -and. be. > t .ball--. ?
rom floor in the state. The admision
price will he fifty cents to all. ,
trinp your puests. meet your friends,
nd win a heau'iful hap to use while ^
Auditorium Thursday, April 2k
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