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Page Eight , t?? ??????M ADVERTISEMENTS ' CLASSIFIED 11 ELI* W \NTKI) ' WANTED!?iO() MEN AND WOMKN To eat at the VICTORY CAJ^E, l ) HIS Washington St< (jood Home j ('ooked Food. - J A. J. and C. J. Johnson, Prop. PERSONAL ' REAL ESTATE FOR SALK - llainpton Ave., $125.00 each by Sey-1 mour Carroll, 202(5 Marion Sf eet. | " 11AVK YOU ONE HOLLAR? - And some faith in. Human Nature? i i i, .?? i iKii iwki*' iti* * a i-uu gimw?tvii 11v " w MVV.V.V ...v j dollar iu a week make $20 within a j "HTiTonrh, $2t1t)c in-six niiniths and $2000 t within One Year. . K. W.alkd-,'-II-5.'i02 Latham St.. Los Angeles, Calif. " ATTENTION MARRIED WOMEN!' Control "your' body. Protect your! health and "happiness anil hold your.) hiKhand's affect ion. My booklet (25c Postpaid) contains secret a nil. valu? able 'advise -yn -delicate . matter?of [ great personal interest to eVcry wo- ;. . ' man. l>f. ?C; . M. Bean, Wynyard, Bask., Canada. ~~ ? KMPLO.YMEXT WAN'TO ~ CA UTO.ON1ST. Can do comic ear-, -tonus, illustrations, ete. \\ 'oilId appreeiate Conneetion with newspaper, i salary?no?object.?Sum pies Con lie- . quest. Victor ' Silva,. 4000 Lincoln: " Ave.| i> iki.iii?l. Calif. NOTICE:. EXTRA MONEY and Op-" portunity. Be Your Own Boss. Dignified Year Round .Work-either sex. Our Representatives make $4.0t) !uul! more daily-Household Necessity every woman heeds and buys. Be first in your territory. Experience uneeess-j ury. "Famous Family Needle Case/': sells itself. Worth 75c, sells for 25c. Profit 100 per cent. Bend 25c for! Case and infornirtion. . Money re-j funded with first order or upon re-h it ...,nalUil sti'llList.: III! II 1)1 Ii inn a r??? P. (). Box (>41, South Boiul, I ml. J* Popular Excursion . ?TO? WASHINGTON, 1). C. ' " 1 NORFOLK, VA. ; J , . ' '. . * (i _ . -AND - . s r TUMilMA "skasTiore ~"7"j _ FRIDAY, MAY 8, 193lj From ('OLF.HRIA To Washington $ VJ.,50 Richmond 1 .. 10.25 : NTort,0lS;'r!f "j?? -r- 10.75 Old Point Uomfort __ 1(1.75 =? Virginia P>oach 11.25 (J'ood 5 days from date of sale: Proportionate Excursions Pares Fro'nv ; , other Points. \ Tsil till'. Xillloh's (;i oil :i I ill the I Iteautiful -Spring season.. Famous Cherry Hlossoms in hloom. ? IT IICKliT AliFN J , f SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM v':-v';"><'v':~w'>vvvvvvvv';";";,v*:,vv; f COLLEGE INN ? r-?y " AWI> ?ff COFFEE SHOPPE :|: V "j.'houV-,2-SO'p. X IGKU IIAHDKN STREET . . X ? .j. Superior accomodations for X Tourists and TransientsX X Charming home atinos- X ' phere. . - S . ......rv;..: j National Market \ We are Columbia's Largest and Lowest Priced Meat Market L__?|?0rk Sausage ll> .121/? L-L. Western Beef Roast lb. .15 I Round Steak lb.r.20 I v v -J ii ? .* 1 I icmc fiitm ii>. .1 tS Nerk Hones . 2 lbs for .25 Pork ( hitterlinus ."> lbs. for .25 t Spare Rlh lb. .12'/? j National Market Co. 1 ~^a'n root r'?. | That old Suit Dress or Flat bo- jj? J y hind the trunk X *X N*cod not bo considered Junk, ? ft y Wo have a process, tried and Y < \ . t- true, X 'i y That makes the old clothes look < X bke new. r~ X 5 y Dry Cleaning For Ladies And { r k' -x . . tlentlemen j | F | j. WT Brunson || | ? TAII.OWNG. T)rv CLEAN- X S r [ INC. AND DYEING ?_? W*" ; , PHONE 7162 ? K? * * 71.1 Bfatn St..-" Columbia, ft. C. *i* fl '< ' A Mother's Care With All? - i 8 Kfc You Wear. |j -? T' ? ^ |ti7 I Char jTemp which we are now < the more importan Ishouri be well nllei for yottl' food, and welfare of yourself Maintain an^vc refrigerator with i our perishable fooc wholes o monnmht ^er registers outsit ~k well ieed-refri) S tant in October as. M the protection inva I There is I FOF Safe Savinj VISIT OUR TOR DISP City I Phone 3151 iBENEDH jsUMMEI (State Z5 p I 1 c VJNI ULIl lUtaj u JUNE 13 JUNE 15 JULY 17-18 ? F COCKS ICS A1U?7>FFKR ' PI For U>e raising and t' For the basis on \vh for A. R., and R. i For Hijrh School cm The District &iimmc Of The Rc Application For Adnviss I nforrpat ioi ' :*OOOOOOOOWOOOOOOOOOOOO< S TA TK~ r . ok.\N(;kbi R(i AXNOCNCINC; The ,usual stronj* f.ncu Elementary, Hijfh Sc.hf nomics Hnd Trade Teat eipals and Students wo A 1,1, COURSES COUNT NEWAL OK The Improved District also be offereiJU.. ?r1 Special Advantages: L ? K+fWtmterrf?anrf - KnriRt {"' tions?Healthful Reere? i fly nasi um with lar^e Sv on Certificate Plan, Dormitories ready fo Full Inform ' - I .<tOOOOOOOOO,OOOOOOOOOOOOOf .V " t ' " THE PALM! ' ? >f ciders ige of erature experiencing- make if all t that your refrigerator d with ice. It is better essential to the general and familv, ce.; It -guarantees that . Is Will be palatable and fer what the thermomele.. - , aerator is just as impor iIP-Julythe cc sf~is low; luable. ' Substitute 1 ICE g Sure Silent LREFRIGERA-l LAY ROOM. ce Co. 1721 Main Street l SCHOOL Approved) iputh Carolina. . REGISTRATION DAY CLASSES BEGIN 'INAL EXAMINATIONS Kl) FOR THE FOLLOWING I'RPOSES; lie renewing of certificates ich certificates arc issued s. degrees. tk ?- , : r School Will He A Pari gular Session ion S'hould-. Re made Now ri On Reiiuesl DR. D II. SIMS. President A. (J. SMITH, Director >o~oooooooooooooooooooooooooo TTTl, I. k a v. _ | ? SOI I'M CAROLINA - ? SIMMKK DKOLRAM Ity will conduct Courses for . a >< 1. Agricultural, Rome Koo- O ht?rsT"A1l?o Supervisors, Prin- ? ''ki?|K',for Decrees. ' o FOR CREDIT TOWARD RF,- X CERTIFICATES. ? .Summer School Program will Low Costs?Unsurpassed X i?'S--Evt'eik'nrnr^ung~ CondL" 7 ? stjoris in the Neto Spacious p imminK Bool?Reduced Rates X r occupancy June 14. ? ation on Request. ' ~ Q I. S WILKINSON, President. >0000000000000000000000000000 > ? '. . ' . " .. .> .ai ? ' STTO LEADER i jt i i ' ' -? , _ ? CONGRESSMEN NOW FIRIN<.\ AT ftr Economical Transportation I , HOWARD S PRESIDENT 9 ?rj"*~ Washington?(C. N. S.)? Chairman ' . jWiwd, Republican of Indiana, of thej \ "Driation Committee of Llu^. * I "OUSe 'n declaring that l>r. Mordc- : f . | i'hi w. jonnson, president o! Howard If you are in the market for a good University, "has outlived his useful-! i used ear, you will find it profitable nes in that olliee ?aid: "Its about to Reep up with our used ear lists, time we served notice that United Ihere are daily changes^ and socn States (Government funds are not to you will find one which appeals to 1>? used in preaching to American i you, youth the sort of doctrine thaf they j IJSFll CARS are trying to enforce in Russia." . , i-l? ?-?; : -?? Representative Woods said thai ff"~ \\ I! II AN <). K. Til AT COUNTS the trusteees of Howard University - do not take'action toward diamisCn ;.| 4 ? Cars on Lot No. 1?1 " I)r. Johnson, that, the incoming Con- j ?! ' k'ess wlTI make closer iiuiiTTrv -'Tihii j Next to Mr-Master's on Hampton Si ever before into appropriation?" Jot. that institution.? 1030. Ford Town Sedan __$505.00 I 1027 Chevrolet Coach . 200.00 " 1020 Chevrolet Roadster ...1 135.00 - . NOTICE 1030 Ford Sedan???rr --?505.00" 1028 Pontiac Coach __ 200.00 0n Account of' the Federation ..of Ford Ooupe Model A"*; . 250.00 Womens' Clubs Meeting on Saturday 1028 Reo Truck ? -? -- 75.00 May 2nd -the Ric-bland Courtly Tench? 11020 . Ford Coupe 325.Q0 ^rs'--'Association kvill be postponed 1020 Ohev. Truok __ , 275.00 until Saturday May 0th., 1028 Fiord Coach - ^ 296.00 : :? 1025 Dodge Coupe 05.00. ' j ' * - <3 & T a ' ' ? . Cars on Lot No. 2 ! 1105 Hampton St., Near Assembly St, FRESH FISH -77[ i * - _ - *' . *" 1927- Chevrolet Sedan ._.$185.00' OYSTERS Stto!.; 'X Shrimp . Crah Meat t 1929"Ch'evrolet Lierht Del. 295.00 * ^J ~ 1929 Chevrolet Sedan . 845.00 IlQ rlGITS .1929 Chevrolet Coupe .. 295.00 . 19:10 Ford Roadster r *415.00 \vP nr?cc nnfi Deliver Free 19^9 Ford Tudor Sedan 365.00": >Ve UreSS a"d -1929 Ford Tudor ~ 400.00 COURTESY ? SERVICE 1927 W. Knight Sedan 95.00 .< i. . CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO. EBAUGH'S - Phone. 5182. I'HONF 5610 1282 HAMPTON STREET 4424 Wnshtmrton St.. Cola.. S. Z GREENVILLE SUMMER SCHOOL I 5 - o ' 8 SECOND 1 FREEST IN THE STATE o O . V /. APPROVED RY THE STATE HOARD OF EDUCATION- o ; V . . . Y * Registration. Begins ' June 0-. - X o J C lasses Begin" __ " 7 .June 8 9 ' ??? ? : "? " J COURSES OFFERED KOR: * I' g ? Raising -.of- Certificates gr\o ~ Renewal of Certificates ~ 9 ' O 1 . ? > o . o v Registration Tee: SI.00 Board $3.50?$4.00 Per Week. o o . " $ . ?? Eur further information write: . ? Z R. L. HICKSON. DIRECTOR | *j o ^ ? :? 3 -1 .ogan St reet??-- -r ??r--?^ f ' ? .MRS;-L. t". SEWELL, REGISTRAR' - - ? j o 608 Anderson Street ? t ?, Greenville, S. Ci o 1 0 . . - ;?! yV * *V* * ? % V ?/V ( ^ % A A A A A A A A A A AAAA ( ? # V *,?* % > <ir \( X .. J>+ \ 1 Home Coming ?jj 1 CONCERT j j f ALLEN UNIVERTVf:! UOichestra-Qiiartettes I ' y 1 . I... y 11 - The Male and Female Quartettes and -y > > Orchestra.are pnder the direction of Miss y Mayrtie A. Mold en, of Howard University. %fv Y Mr. Robert Palmer is* leader of the orchesy tra. Both of. these are extraordinary perX. farmers in their respective work. Y i The prog-ram features quartettes and or- ^ Y chestra Renditions of Classical selections %'\ ; Y from the Masters: Piano, Vocal, Violin, ?|>j J g?* Saxaphone and Trumpet Solos as well as X popular orchestrations and elecutionary it X- exhibits- Don't Miss Tt. y'!' *X ' y ' | Hear Dr. D. H. Sims on|T 1 "Facing The Sun." | Y r. IX...OKA NP RKCITAL. . . Tt \ 1 AUpn TTniv^rsitv ' X liHitnrinm X y ? ^ ^ ? y? - ? TRIDAY MAY 8 1931 Yj" i ADIJI/rs .'{5c; ( HILDKKN 20c; RKSKRVKI) SKATS 50c *t\ 4 . # ** * * * jH '_ ' t I f BLUE RIBBON GARAGE I A 1516 I'INE STUF.ET A ? OUR PRICKS ARK DP.AKfiX alm F A, A \V(> Work on All Makes of Cars. ?> j y Chevrolet Experts jf - WILLIAM HALYARD, Drop. ~ ? V y . . __. i ? ..' .: *. V .... , , - ... k t * Saturday, IVIav 2, 1931. 7CCATIONAL 1*1.ANS COMPLETE . ?: ?i ? i-vty-Siix Cities More 'l'han One Hun ilrerl Schools I'articipate. " 7 T ' i.- * ai raiigeinents r?,r the second VOCATIONAL OPPO TUNlTY CAM PAKJN* ptoir.oted by the National Uiban Leatr.ie indicate th..t the. cam- * ?uit;n wit I be Tealured in more than one hundred schools and slxtv-siv ' Allien. A program for the week .sin;'? v ftcstinpr a number of activities for schools has lieen mailed ! > all accrodit'-'d bitch schools and c<d teyces. ami many of- these will have chapel sor-_ v ices, special class exorcises, itnlivi i al conferences with. students, and , lound table discussions - i ll devoted to vocational problems faced by No 'trws. , . ' _] -? of talks over, the radio..special moet'rttrs devoted to vocational questions, m mun-vi"\vs with employers, Addresses -TTfote luncheon clirfis, and presentni ns.before church croups. Inter--;V i 1 committees, p ieipals anil vocs'ti nal counselors ..of schools arc touched in a n unher of centers. From the?NtvHtwal Ilrliaji-Xexuriu-' cities, in whi h ;i< ninnv ;ifnnr iip- ? iearanees are to !) made. The Industrial Relations Ponnrtment of th-> - nr-tfrnrjAhus far printed for di?- . ihntiori eleven thousand nieces or :'o.' v-Voh .deal with siirnifu-"?t ' new*io?ys 1oc-r>h7ed .in~Clur yi i mums?- '* ? Monroes. (JIIKATAV'M ! <"?: 'VjUKKTU TO i.r:('iMRi:" ' (Continued frmn naev 11 ?l CLnclnnatt i- where- Tr-te?* years:? w one of ithr secrct-trios r?f the Commimitv?t-hes4?and Coin i' of . Serial ^ Agencies, in cTuirco of ".ho Neerro .vork, he made a survey* -ind worked mt an extensive health and social J . tvelfare proirranvfor the Xetfro irrcun if the city. It is a plan that, involves the .cooperation of -.h-ut tlp-eo loy.cn white and colored health and social atrehcics; the employment of <l>rut seventy-live trained workers nd the expenditure, of .more than three hundred thousand dollars ;i il. ?ear. It is said to lie the hest I'umn. ' d and oryani'/.ed local social so r,-iee proKram in any laiyre city ..of the country. Atnoiip- the feature*; developed in this priiirr: hi are: two I... ...: . .. i?j i ... in.im-i.T?, ? ?oureau villi an cxlou-ive system of ut and supervising children; sural service training: fellowships unler which students get their theory it- the ITnfvei sity?ttf Cincinnati and lo their nrheticiun with the ahove nentioned agencies; <; most' unique lealth and welfare center known as _ ^ Tie Shoemaker ('outer; a co-ordinating ageng ?I'm-?UHL-Cnii+o -^program ?? <nown as the Negro Civic i Welfare Association; a eity-wide recreational urogram with playgrounds and play itreets financed hy the city and correlated with the health and social service program; a group of visiting muse koopei alio ri'e doing a most ~ ifleetive wink in improving, housing mnditions in hundreds of homes each rear. He is now making a study of the r en nes we. State Institutions and nivatae social agencies dealing with Negroes in Tennessee, lie is also vorking out a social service program 'or the city of Nashville under the tuspiees of the Communi'ty Chest,^lilt his jriiiiHol pioh.nl iiM?lo"lnhtng ? s a general survey of the Negro .in ' Memphis, to He foflowed "by a '.budgeted program backed hy the Com-' ninety Fund, the city govern tffent ind a county government. ?Thi' ci'iiLral l one.- tif-lris-t,-jks in onr it ate will he tuberculosis and early 1 iagnosis hut lie-y "Will he lilifio 1 4-a_- *?, her than technical. showing the larger. relationship . between health ind culture and vtlicieney raid sue-' liUuUlu uJia!.1,i,.11.i M ) uiiiih w.tlk? especj to their attitude and responnihility towards this meat problem.. * He comes '.ready' and willing to peak to and confer ly ith any health nd' social welfare'groups or indivitllals who may he interested in the icalth and social Welfare problems'TiT" he Negro. 1 A tentative1-.schedule follows: May fi-12 Noon. .Ioii>; ? Session*?-Al*on llnversity and Benedict Colege at tllcn I' ni vers it v A iiditoi-iom Collimlia. S. ('-. 1 l\ M.- Jftioker Washngton High School, Columbia. H 1*. 1.? Rural Community h1Meeting, at larhison College. Lrmo, S. C ?TT ay ?-1 1 A. M. Joint Sessions--date College. Claftiil University, and hree high .-.rhools. H 1'. Vocrv- ? lies Industrial Institute, High School ikI Community, at Voorhees. May ,7. Open, fl'rohabb* Barnwell nd Sumter-.) 1 . . . May K Kven'ing Mass ?MuHllllg 'harlestoii, S. While Mr. Robinson conies- as a peer. I guest of the youth of the Itate. the general "public isv urged to , ttend these meetings. ?- ^ 'I III-. RAI MKITO l.l'l.VDKlf i7kt .THE PALMETTO LEADER do your printing Mall Ohio's' KYunvt j'-ompj ~ Attent ion OUR PRICES IN KK F.J'I MO """WITH FIRSt cXAss WORK . 1310 Assembly St. Dial 4523 I ? '? - *