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NewsRriefs NFCl'.O BEST LATIN KCHOL.Yv L\ I: is l OKY OF M I'.I>( V. !' V.. SIX-. * A' M-_ ... . . : . / 'Jti'Zfi /' Media, Fa.. May 22. ? (iuy. a Senior in the- tM'eilia^V^T .' ' School. Media, I'a.. is ilu- iuu4 i)? ' . I icicnt student ol Hal in I lull lis ; ovrf* grace3 the halls of llu* school' Such is the .statement inn tie. hy the Frincipal. Or. *\V If. - Mlehaofrin a recent*--address before the t hcyiioy Community l.tjagtiv; of .which Or. Leslie F. II ill is Fres'ident, The Latin- papers o'V the, other stintents are pt.sscd to Itlr.<)'.;> lor c\amiu.i. (ion. As well as '. >?> m >tod?'iit of' I '.till, .Mi. tinv has ?. .) . -n h>s ar?ii-i as an orator, hasiin; o i ! i. t p in coiitesLs sponsors I l?y the. Media Branch of the?N i'h.a it ?;>o> iat,i<ii tor the Ailvaiueiiuml ul t'nlard I'CopH and the Lodge of lOIhs lie is nineteen years of age-ami a dependable player on the fotil hall and baseball ?reams ol the High School. It might, be added tlpxt Mr. Coy isproficient in all of his other xtudicas well, only "A" and "Aplus" appearing on his report during the year. He plans to enter Harvard University in the Kali. * : m CUBAN EDITORIAL COMMMXDS N. A. A. P..' SCOTTSltORO HI-' FORT New A ork, May'22;.?A Culian friend ; of the National Associaton for the Advancement of .Colored I'eople, Mr Gustavo K, l'rruti<b has .written an editorial for the'DIAIMO DM I.A MARINA of llcvan:i~'in which ."Tie praij.es the efforts being put 'forth by the N. A. A, C. I', in behalf of the eight Negro boys convicted and sept enced to dearth at Senttshorn. Alabama. In the course of his edit or in I _ Mr. jJrrutia(..\yriVes4 ? ? ??~ ''The N. A. 'A. (\j Ihas prep'tied to defend-by legal mean-, the lil'e and libertv of -those poof hoys. On "its Legal Committee are sonfe of the u>s! noted lawyers or the North Amer-maa bi r, puhlfs?spirited men who give their service in theso??""TtTeTs" is being prepared an anpeal to lire Supreme Court of \kibautji askim. reversal of the trial and .death senl_ * enee. There " is precedeiyt for this. In a case concerning six peons of Ar~ Kansas who had he* n eonttemnie.i to death, the C. S. Supreme Court re . versed their -convict ion, holding that allhought all legal' forfns-.had 'been observed, in reality a nob dictated the verdict. The X. 'A.-C7 I*, w if' fight one more of its memorable le-* gal battles."- : ? New (ir(Tt*ery C^onii)aii\7 Qpons frirsl Store Eighty Business And I'rolessnmal Men Are Members of X'ew Organization The Mutual Grocery Company opened Their first st.o-.. nt i'.-po: 7 ' sembly Street, Thursday f or inspeeThe new organization whieh is a mutual company has eiu'hty nieni. Uers and is chartered in South Carolina to do a chain store yrocery biisi-vness. Tlie store ait l.'tIK! Axsonibl\ Street is the first line in the chain. Many successful hn; inces. und professional n<en are members- of the hew enterprise. The public ar.e cordially iioit.-il I,, inspect the stock and equipment of the company where cuurUous ele);ks are ready, to -serve. Otfieers of the company are: I). K. Jenkins. President; J. W. Beecham, Vice-President: E. W. Vance. Treasurer and Mrs: . ^Shelly Rice, Secretary., .1. \V. llailey <>f' tl>" ' -tor.-, ?? . .J. Chastor Paragraph.t? lir. and Mrs. J. 1).-Martin. :md family, Mr. and Mrs. .Maior Boulv.are. little Eugene Attles, Mr. aiid Mrs. . Moscow Boulware and several others whose names we did not pvt. motored K to CharlotSe Tuesdav and attended commence me ?>t?at lohn-'-mr C. * St n i t-h University. Commence exercises ni Drainer.I Institute was ' attended by .verv targe crowds at each exercise. On Wednesday night, the Grammar grades gave -"a very fine program. Thursday nite the Prize Contest was triven: Sunday HaecahnireaH' tTHih.n l.y?HT?r F~ Cor>y of Johnson, ('. Smith. The processional was vvr\ beautiful h the students entered from the tiills' Dormitory singing ?in a few minutes the chapel was packed, Dr. ('Or lby spoke from the suhjeet. "I nnfev" and delivered a fine sermon.. Tlie munic under the direct inn of?Pt-nf, R. Tate was excellent.y Commenc'e ment day. nineteen?vmihtr nidi met women received diplomas, and again at 10 o'clock Monday morning- the Thanei was packed. The graduates received many very prety gifts. Their orations were .well delivered. TheAlumni - mwd?ng was held Friday 'night This too, carried an interesting program^ President Martin and Faeiilt y are pleased?witli?the inieeess?rrf?H-rr?inn1 gram,?xintl-with . the splendid work done during the year. Mr. Roosevelt Bonlware. came home from Johnson C. Smith Iinivm- -itv :u:d spent, the week imd_ ret 11 liied Tiies.hi v for Commencement. Mr. Richmond Johnson, violinist of Charlotte spent a few "days in the _ city on >the campus of Brainerd Institute. Mr. Johnson will give a Recital Tuesday night uii_Fhenezi'v Baptist Church, Charlotte. 1'rof. R. Taite" will accompany Turn as nianist. _? Mr. Ppfrer Tender, Mr, Rollert NelT son motored to"New York^City Tues J day - . Mioses Mary- Sheiton, MnrguprUe r Span. Besift IfPnor, Rev. John Honor, and Mr. Louis Finley are at home from Benedict Mr, Allen Caldwell diet! Thursday at his home on Columbia St., a'ftter (Continue on page eight) ||pr_ -> i..'A . | STA r^iGK HAS /CEUKNTE . v.'' > ?! ?! oil ("'ollfj**.*, i mow 1 n*i11 ? I'll)..I' -all Uli|ii t'l'i'Jc.l i t<i!l\ .Vt-rrtn-tlni in^ wliktl t)iv Tii"' I'a- to lot ;i|.|i:i, . I otu )nili|ak--T a^-iiiist thorp' ..II (Ik' part til an m\\;r m| .n-MsiMjr number of -.W'Ki u youth to I tin; opportunities ami advantages' ol -. u ivti lor pi epural ion-there of intcl ~ Hgeiil ami useful cit i/.eiiship. Tin' epinnionion.ont oxeyvises he-gaii Sumia^ai'-Uauunm--with t he Kae~ '. alaureau* Smitou by the. lit. Rev. Rcverdy ('. Ransom, L'ishop of the Seventh Kpisiopd Distrivt of the A. M. K. Chureh, \v|iich ditftret is tlu* 7 AtvUt' South Carolina. lb' used" as a text Jeremiah lr>:.r> "Scukesi thou great things for thyself? Seek ihear" not" fronf/wTTTeh he deduced -?I d isc? 1111'v i?. tttd?m?illustrations, '.that empliusi/.etl as fuel eternal, that. lily by self abnegation eoii'tit one aeliieve ru-taned suece-s anil thitt' iltiaiism alone functioned permanent value. , Cpon his_ vast and most" attentive .fudienee, lie niaile profound :ni|Mii*-ss!o5if Monday. Junior College Day 'exeregies At night there v;th.al"in<TSt.nlea ing " musical Yomedy" which admit ably -tjjj-atured the excel-rnC*r?mI varied training of the Mtisi a I Departiiiei,'. The eoiuedy < was specially staged -for. the entertainaie.iil of lla- numerou C visitors and !,e very large number of alumni that, on' these oeeasions, invariably lUt-* lid 1|" 11 f.nom ni' ill.- vi.*111 n fart. , o~iineui ement at State College, Orangeburg. C to and for the v|r e; eiilarive Negroe"s of Soiilli C;i an outstanding im mal i vent. w liirb iiia'nii'esl inlin e T . ind pi ide in the ii ti1111i<?it Cue ntmv rre.itly '.enable it to accomplish tin' purpose contemplated in its eslabiishiii at ami, to jifstil'y provisions for ~t[ growth"' 'wlii'-lr growth. through ml.by t!u combined routfilialion of. lie State of South Carolina, the "I'Vderal lioii'rniirJ |tt. and foundation KumD. as well as the unuVu^lly' s.iiu:m t.!ui|- ami the oxrclleyt ?,\eeiil.i\e 1.?1 -. -?, ill..,... t- 111. I'M 111 p 111 -AVrHt? il lill, t . i . I L I ? !:. i: 111 'nut* rti' ; i r >: I iii_ ".mo j? |ic. t ; IimT sui(i;n?.>.cij tiii- a I - I' i'.i-'I pni'lot'inanii' rri?t4tr 1 alia-.i".\!!*..?Ii11** \\ oiiitiMl'u) I amp." Thinly livo ypars ayo wiiun ^'>taU*??lIt-ff lie'van In oprrato i'. was :i many ivsprrts an apology for a nanu* so protonl ious. a stutlonl ImuIn !'ar li's^ 1 l;an .r>i>{i in nainljur. Tmla.v, ho\\tvi'i\ it iias a plivsieal plant iiit: l> i.a 1 in vl ill >' I iii7T.vnr,..'I,. vrTlti?u~ aliipus of :fs ai-ros. .iijoaly locati'il. hi. " -a !i;.-i a- tn lit m 1 ;u-icn a f::rin. ??f 7:: ii'i'i'.-a-pasiiiiv nf is'-.- anvs. WT.oil lainl nf ! 1 . a.i;i i >, j w.inip laml of n ivs. ~ati?l'Willi i stuilunt body of. ap oi.r'i itolv I iptIT: " Aloiv iivcr, it i. 1 -< only insl .1 in ion in tin* slati- pro i111 .ii'.iriil; 1111d :unl nu'vinmiral ' i'.iiiinitr. lor Ni'i'Voi' , awl is -also. llu nit, i'lfsl irut ion of l olli'vi' rank anion,.*; . \i :m'oi:-' l It.it i|m*s noi luiii-iioa i !i* - nilv t', .nir . 1 ? nil il \\ i'kilisoll It II) I tv ki'.l ii' Vl': . awl'lias tin- UiiTtrinn- of it iltlly* stri'S -i ll, :?> volt as i iyiiily praVtVi/il.' thai ?'-> n-Or, t+U+o -S- lioill-irissSi^' .'Vs?H?? 'III Hill.' li.l ;iT>U.'|iia'.'i lit'fasjol) to ill' ui4 \f 'i i f p: ofoiuiiliy iinpri'ssi'il v. illi llio aiiil'iAia v' 1 < ail appoaruiu'o' : "liat n'ltn.m i~T"'.i11 Innliliii;.-;'. in shop.*. lot:!? .Irr\i'\v?vs. iliro atrium t t hc'oirni la I.-U l.'lio <! . t - i 11 lliat hat'- to . no u i.li?onUrly ami Llu inn. -?no l Si ill* 1'olU'j.u' i-tnoi'i'il. I 'f should'ht* of inti rosl. lu Sout h ( a i .1 i .1>?*.^ .u'MimI ?. i c In If now ! 11 ? l tin- (I?-. show- th.it Ilu*. alumi'h <*J Liti. in- t.il u! iiiti RvMiV-t ally mv ii. lt iv-i aVnit'ot' t hew clvt s ijimakini; better i ?-*- 11??111it- i-omiiHoiis in llu* tale t lint I???t11 ! lit' A-*?11:?I?1 isTt:11C*111 I'.n.l nuiii.tt ti.nuv ut it "art* well just ilieil. Itl .at! ii. itiu to i!:?. j? i c:11 lUlMibjL'l* i?l" rtvliiiiil tviu-liyrs, iialustrial work?i?. ii'lpmv oil farmers ami home-makers tkn-t it jiivcn tin* 5tate, 72 inon as l-arei 1K i.tntisi ration Agents atul St) _ \ v 11; t, i -; i its. I loan- 17; uito nies- in truetors at 77-rvtn-.- I he Statu under tin iiiiiTlii.il ut' tin- I-*nti-ii iii,ii l>i-|i.rrttiij ul jut' the College. . I H I-' Itl IiVttTN<;. I NTKIM'IMsr. 71 In- Hoard ut", 1 rust re.. pi tt'ii*. ( ii| lege adopted at !heir 11wot-itig May 2->. - -l.i^il i it ii itil-si i -11 a Li tti7' a siut ial gy in nits in t it fee lu . be eulleett-d - i'i uni I'ttVli > t ndi-nt?u??ree istoiniw: tjiijuiigh ..ti iiuli-lijtiU' number. of yea'rs; tin- ni'm-i'i-tls tu la- set a<i(k f??' i-uiist met ion ' and Y equipment of this building. Civil it- lor' the projeot is due Mi - Mabel C. .lamp's, Seerelar\ :tiT. tig.- I'resident y wtmarrTgimited 11It1 idea wliieli was later regi-tered in lite I'ti itU-nlY: annual report. Ill I nlli't I I'll I'l.l I, .Si pi Mil in'l 1 '.'.I'i i.. | 'i;.tl ?:!.!t)t)p. I:-.. I',,.i rowed t i'ii lit llu1 Sink apt' I* n ij? i Commission j !S I i>jb i i-tlO 1 iitiil lur tin* . KnU-rpri. e $: i.X .00) CIS, ('u. t win-a ] equipped, yrio.ooft.oo. ] 1 hi^T"'liean'l'.i'ul , UTTrl ~vI :-t. lit ia! sti netula- w as designed by Mr. John I |SI;iiii'Iks of tli>' Class '01 1as ms graduation tlic.-.is maler tin- j^ni<U?nvo "aitdVliiX'ctioii of I'rofe.-snr M. F. \\ 1Mttaker; Iliivctor *.?i* Mci'lvuiitc Arts, ami College' Architect. y 'I'!"1 chief liuil'liiiH Supervisor. .M: T. .1. Kntznimjfer of ColuinlJTa, niosl Anmntr al tractiie facilities is the ^ I.ii.n; Iiip-.I ,i i y IK) 111)1) gallium; Wall arranged <>> evel'v bveessarv sanit.i? ; ry detail. 'I lie building is lire proof, except the pfuyuig floor, 7U by 114 fbet, which |is made of wood for athletic reasons. in II iririi?ii in COLUMBi m iirMig >i ? i ? I i? ?i?i fll ? " UNPREID SUCCESSFUL YEAR Diiifi'iisiuii.-'r ? V .by I It! foot; li\*i|?i11 :'?U iVl'l. M u r ial .! i'.; in conXrurlum: Two rai.loid- of 1 i iik* ; two ol' ceinont; 45 of' ItrirU; isso <>l rorU-*. livo of :-teol; uiiu - of liou: itix;?ouo of niu.in^ tilo; two ( "TTT lumber iii. I ot ho i' tuisrvllaueous suujilii's. In all about two train-I loads of matt rial interi-d into its_con- , l .i ?.'?.ttt? r? . I I III liuil. Finns Steel Ti'Usloii "Sleel Company. . Greerrsburo. Nr (A; ~~Hrick^r=~" t iuiguard- Uric k ;tkrmp a n turn bin; :iml l'alnictto llrjck Company, Cheraw; Flooring?Allison-Driggers, Columbia; Tiling?Consulid a te d Granite ( iini|)any,?Columbia. The fulluwiiig local linns lurnishud: Koofing and Hardware- J. \V. Smouk and John AleXanrara; _CemetiL and Liiae-Duti an Supply Company and Orantrcbtn e Mill Works; Cumber J. J. Sulton and .Sons; Sand A. li. Chestnut; Electrie Fixtures Munheim Electric Co. Professors \V. T. Calhoun; W. W. j Williams and l\ M. Harris,' instruc-i Loi s in Mechanic Arts;courses, with I unceasing vigilence 4and great rkill installed the intricate steel framing, roofing, plumbing and electric systems and at the same time supervis;vd other-parts"''"of 'the work. To*41II"of these and to other super-' intendents and workmen too -numerous to mention, the thanks of the college are tiue; also to the Stale Sinking Fund Commission for its interst and 'generous, loan of funds. T'lie- building is named l he Dukes tiynasium upon suggestion of the "indent body in honor of Trustee A. t .. Dukes, senior member of the Board ^ "whose Interest in the college extends j "Through a period of thirty-years of de- , Vlll.-ll >n'rvici? j. N on are mv'ted to 'inspect the ? milding and equipment showing spb- | st.initial facilities for the physical ed- | ucation of the young men and women | who realize that g vigorous body is j aeeiieu lu sii: lam :iuua uk- ( ?M uli: tll'lllil. ' * i U; S. \\ ilkiuson. 1'resident j The* James Weldon Johnson Literary ~ Cuild Otters ~r: Prizes Ilk' James W.eldon Johnson Lit-, r.it y Ciuild oil'ers $:2UU .in prizes to I iintulule inteiest and encouraye v.: >t inAt' "I l"n try fori as v. ;11 as hv. X'f '.'Hi children I lk-?contest?ilk inies three prizes amour tint; to $50 l'or it 1 nits ami nine prizes amotiiuin^ to"! >150 for children who submit" poems nljiiiljje to lie the best by a commit- 1 '.it. of. Ii\e tompetent judges, '.All m:'intserij)ts are to.be address-' il? lo .Mis,-; Roberta Husle>. IMS St. . N ichokwi \ve.. who is President of. I he ttllihl. hub's Of 'I he ('tiniest J Allmo t in1 iu'i'i?mmittw4? by a-short biographical sketh. In', are of children, age is absolutely j ;necessary. ?, l'otui: luhminud must be or:igi?:):'.!* which. Iieietofore. havw not be,'ml published.^ :?.r Adults must write of juvenile i ' ?? TTTx eiil> i i . I TTT nrTTTTT^TTl iTn Jerest ti> children. Otherwise, the ! I!Illlii s iih i csti iciiun upon '.In* , ii.tllll ' !" I'lH-lll; -I. '1 hi*. contest opens the 15th ot j 1uin* ami closes the loth of iJcccniber. i 5, The (iuilil r? I'l'ii's all rights U> j material submi.tteik ll. Tht* contest is-open to adults anil i eluUh eil l-lii CmghuUt the. Uuituil Slut- [ es mill~elsi'\\ hel'i*. . ' - - ' . -_L I .Mi-s Uobci'l.i Bosley at -the above j address. ' ' _ " ; . Doctor of Divinity Degree for Dr. Redfern Benedict College conferred the de-4 gi<*e of. Doctor of. Divirii'Vy upon for-i pier Ijeun Frederick C. Kedfern, j father of I'aul Kcdfel'ii famous fIyer j to South America, today at their I sixty-tirst Commencement which closed the lUoO-l) 1 school session. The j largest college class in the hWorVj -of .the/school was awarded 'the degree j of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of i Science by?Or. .1. .1. Starks jusn com-*' pleting his first year as president of | Benedict. _ KeV. A. \V. Brown, a Benedict alumnus, and pastor of Sixl Mt. Zion Baptist Chinch, of Richmond, Virginia addressed the" graduating cflasses; . '1'w.i honor > tudoiit?Aiinim Williams cge _ graduating , class delivered 'the srilutatoiy and valedictory orations. The graduates receive diplomas and Bachelor of Arts degree are as fol"lows: TTTiy hPX. AdaipsdnT Jeremiah M. Beatty, I inland Bland, Stephen C.' Campbell, Carrie Lee Cook, Edna L. Craft; Charles )C. Davis, I^ewis Eiehelberger.^ Pauline ' Finley. Rov Finley, Nettij? Fox, Lula .1. Gambrell. Henrietta Gregg, John P. Hammond, Acie HighL>wer. Albert June. Ruhy Kirby, Lawrence McFarlin, Annie B. ,'McGraw. Louisa Murray, Gladys Bice. Gerald Roberts Cy.ernv C H'gima Stai Rs. .Myrtle Talk>y Fhnnie Mae Tillnvan, Theodore Tolhert, 1 Arm ire?*tVilliams. Richard T~, Wit- 1 liams. Chose receiving?Bachelor of i | Science are as follows: Henry G. 1 Davis, Clarenct^ftHammond, Eugene 1 , Schumpert, Ralplp H Stevenson. 1J. B. McGheeL1' ' Benedict College. . ^ ^ .V A. S. (\, SATURDAY, MAY :jO, 1' Persephone A ; ! 1 Great Success Approximately b.uoi) Negroes, thelui gest crowd ever assembled at one < liiiii- hi ( olumbia, tin ongcrt the ( o duml/ia Township Auditorium on .Mas .mi ?Tt ^ !VTl to "see i'er-epitope, a~ dt .Cum lint?t*f?Hie Season presented eil iJ.v tin.' pupils of lIii- public elemental \ 17c schools.- This 'inlniense throng of pa- to troiis and friends was delighted with- pi the unpstiul talent and excellent train ing displayed by the children.- re '1 he Cast Was composed of i> n) in children flTcltidi fig repjesenlatTvcs i.T ac all elementary bchools. The special t-.. players and speakers were as follows lit Dcmcif*!" Miilvo UimnMIo tJ I T ' ? . . a i uimnil'-UUUm- L. H\ Washington; Persephone: Kothlyn ? ! Johny<m ?Booker r7l\Washington; 1)( Pluto. Ilali* Kennedy- Waveule-y; Ze??^ gr Robert Pope?Booker Was+iingtrrri .171" Hrnf)l1-; -1 rethusa: Willie 'Rlae Overton Saxon; Speakers: Charles King |,u Howard;. David Kinard?Waverley F< Ja-.. Jackson: Booker T. Washington. th In the opening scene Faries and Si Elves entered and. transformed a bar- jx, ren Held into .a garden of flowers, on -This garden was tilled with Sunbeams 0f Daffodils, Violets, Daisies, RpSwbuds, \i Lilies; Bluebells, and Leaves re presented by dancors_ from all y-ho.ds. vj. These"dancers thfilt^uHheaudience as Se thev tripped gaily and rhythmically to the tune of- the music.. -a?:?z Scene 1 represented a (lowered val- .)t; ley in Greece in-which Poppies, Gen- . j, tians. Tulips, Pansies, Begs and Butterfliis fornlVTt-a pleasing silkhouetty j}, agaiiis-t?the fuscilla t lllg landscape. ~j7~ Persephone made a picturesque scene | (] as she nimbly skipped from i'lower to \\flower. She wil< loipplly pl.iyi?ip wijth her companions, the nymphs, in p. keeping with the spirit of yoilth and p, springtime whin Pluto si ir.ed hei and ~x77 TfU'rieil lier away. , . " )V., In Scene TT which represented a Yin green valley in Sicily the audience iiU was touched b.v the helpless horror and despair of Deuieter, the mother of Persephone,- 'as' jshe refused to be " Coinioi led and hurled her' fatal cursi ^ j <11 li >11 I hi* ? .11 i t h Si-V I it- III de.-pieled tli'i* barren Mi." Olympus when* th<* pcojilv inutH ned it 111 ii*f y;rief. ixitu* IV represented Hades. the kilifdoill 1?1" HUllO. WllefC I*i*| i pllollv ,\R in her attempt to "i^iiin't' thFTreasures t'a ol tin* j?reat kingdom linaily yielded ir,i tn a tempting poineif&nate. She a. then pleaded with Pluto after, which cv< she was reluctantly, released. The Pates ami .Victims danced in triuinpii ai, because the earth again resumed its (>il verdure. .j. ?TTuT liuceMnift of?the pageant in u- ? -il'ii lite tn?tlu*?line spirit trl' coupein : lliri turn on the part ol those who assisted with thy. training of tin* children. )K. The . committees were composed of teachers representing all elemntar". ;c.,,| schools as follows: Mead Chairmen For The Schools Cooker T. Washington -Mi s. A D. -yj| Rhodes, and Miss Thompson-;. .Waver- , ley Misses t'oruwell and \V. Ii. |Thompson; Howard -fMisses YinceiP UM and Iwllu'-i- W iMnngum; RooLm Washington Heights? "Mrs.- Hopkins-; Benedict? Mi-s Trottie; Saxon-? Miss i.( Willianis; - Le? vV -Mrs. Jackson; St. Marl.' .Mr - . Sims; Ridgcwuod?Mi.** ^ Harper. ; 1777 Sub Committees: Booker Washington?rMusic-c-Miss Bennett, Dances? ^ Miss ri'!a.:n;i ' I!: Costumes Mi-s Roach; Speaking?Mrs. Rhodes. W.lMMlfl Mu-ii' -Miss XT. K -s" iio- Miss R M Jiilin- 1^ son; Costumes All teachers; Speak- j' viw-^,.v \Vil<,..? I <'..i-nvc.-ll ne Howard. Music Miss Yineenf-,. Ui 4*anct. Mi-.s Vincent. Glascoe. vv 1 I'1 ;t it -", l'e .ul:iY\ is, K. AVTtshinKtou, V. '.lW'ii. an?l Sai;?'!* r<; iWumes '1' All iyaeher'; fSpt akin* Mis* Watson. . , ? -?? ' Hoo < r \\ ashiuKltin Heights: Music .Mrs. 1 !u- sell; Daiices - Mr*. In , k;n t ? *'. i! os All teacher.-; Speaking Mis. s: it.us. ' vl] Ih.-ne-'ic' : Music- .Mi s Keitm-dy'; j ::l Dances ? M is ? T-dUie; Casiauie-- j iwl All Uachei >, . ' " ? Savuii: .Vl'it'i Miss Taylor iDtmuoy ft. Misses Xelsya, Hqughf.night and Gal - t risofi; Co: 111:i:.- All teachers, , I vv . !i. i. - .Mi . Kim?'.' Dance's | Mis. Sua i-.ti tinae- All teUvh- ( M1 ers- ' ' 1 an Si. 'uarl.: All' w mk th.ue ti. Mis. , lis Sir : " Z !( .^ttA..^i.iti: , -"71WMH - A1 J> . 11H. n; -dttf?7 Mi* i Mai ?t'osr.nu'es J) M ali credit.i due- Mr. W. Mad dcfi.'goueral in- ?K* i t. j'.ii'eant, [ J for tlie snl'-it.ri I ai .. very eliivietii | way in which ' vtrylhing was hand- : led. ! ?!'? I a his quickness <>t* i ' ! intel,ia . utul. dexterity in. handling |chilt'si-.i as tiny r-rrrckly and quietly i full. .v .! uii>. to i-lu' ma n flour of the is imli ; it- t i>t lii i l.i ! tneir dan- in tH'*, I'. I ' I I ' N ill" ill tOdOhol'O (\l of c?-:i; '."-l ion l..u k siu;-;;-. an T1 i mliiikf hand from" -beginning -of to t ! w is Supervisor ('. A. Johnson C'i who influence is always felt ami th who?' * o-oia o ;>lways-xumumuls the Lit liiul lo pct. !?. ! won the con- M fide I . of ewry teacher i t the eilv ,|, scho ! ystem on account ?f his etfi- ,u. cieiu. usefulness and '.vil ingnyss to ;,t help I'vimc who up. roaches Super- jj( visbt Johnson with a p.uM.un is sure ! to I -fee with that ..ro' k >n ?=idvo h ' HHts? i ' if to- t he?>' > t V?Silmu?. IS?u4?|-AJ intrinsic value. , . ?J I?Thi*' combination program .was Su- , hi pecs'i'OO' John> on'?. plan of ulnnin <Unwc i ?., f the i. time that is spent each year m ' giviiTpr""Sepftrate closing exercises for * each of the elenihntary schools. The?t tinhorn readily?? ttunuioscod ?I with his. suggestion and it was on account of their cooperation and com- =~ bined efforts that the pageant was a great success. The teachers wish ^ | to take this method 0f thanking . *jj 11, ? ? . I ?jco:i ^ >1. . - HKlfK: )r. L. Oius Miller To j'ii Address ( laflin ii AJuinni I'.'i ':!:?: VI ii in in i it hi 11 ? f ~ V Lib?I""I-I I I'll n I. 111?Mi'lVr 7*?1 TpfiS . I'). . MUi.-r . a WWTfA I 11/1"i. ,i! at in!i'.' 1.1 \ |ii <>ni ,t,i j ; )i, , ___ r o, I !l?" |>rt^T\,in^i7;ui. a 11 s "jTiTTl^ tin rare a I it I a t t?si; taut . .'llllLic o J " ilk- and credit to In- A A; 'I In- <!i!y w.,y i-? IV. t i,' f,.-;iiit i i as?yi iIaK'-. j'U'i ; l hi Uottli.'i LlL'kiUJj S -iCW bi Lu o+et?t .tod roe* - - ' c*t>tl! | I i: 11: '".ill Dr. Miller. jr radii: 'ted- 1'i'dju i |a. i l'i.li and had bis It. S. va. *v>< at ed?r-t 11 j . i,?, I j,, \',-r ,i 177 " T~ in1?i'i y i 11'iti I?in. tu':??~?:?,~r . pai'vfjLnt v>i 1 >?Lnii 1 inv-erA' . jaci atlualiiijr.in P.'ls ;i \ ice . ul, i,-r l)r. Miller. bej'an iirai'l'iViui.' in i.ti I uni- tow i'i (A7 IivviIU*. V ' i MM >u mli'il tin- Ubn* Kiiii'i- JI o- j.it'al at city in ll'J:!. ind wa- it ('he >nv irjivun lor eiyjit" veai. Il?- was an itited by bin. Mcl.eau in. lfja b?-a illlbfei' ?>j tin- Advisory t'enimit t?- 1i the State V\ t7Ii,ii'iv fTeiuu linen', i ipbinti'd bv (.j11v, O. Max Uurijn.r. 17i t. Iti.'iO. a imbiber 'of tin.* ;>t ite A-! ?>t*A^-t-\TtTini ittTc-oli I' iii'iTi"i">Ti?yiaciTt " wTiT I'Vcd as resident" ?>}' trie Noitii dial iVoiina Stale Medical.. Uenjai. Bhat ' idle jrjn*tical Society. ttii'v Affcr: a red .on. the -1?r*< >"ram of?ttn??N~f<' ~van nraf Medico I As:ociatioii four, times'.' ,?|un * is e.\*"|>re.- ideiit of the Asln-\ ille. lion 'a lie) I ol' I be \, A. \ I' P '.III J7~ y w (ii u'iid Dratoi" of' the Masoinc. i lie id,re of Noi tJr ('jj olitia. .t'nd Senior t:ou ardey .'ol St. Matlfi.a- ate' mi c)i. . Mr. M i If. r niTnTn'7.i M , - ? iisy_ .Jack aU^ I til. A Ijbt- X ille. S'j tIll I, la r.i oin till union 1 our, _r-.hi.IJa. ve been bony: Barbara lye,-' fid A uai- AV-Ltciv-1.. ,i Hii.v is:?an,I ijo-n B : Kyle:-.. l>r. Miller c indeed an J'iii t'Staiidinx; character.- - a-ln 11 |n ag^art-Narrisse r^;l Nuptials < liu-.ifio. i<r. ;.lj.\ I v (i)i i.vrli. im::i .m, - M.Anew, :u . " l!' ."-fart l? JU Ciin'.K l. S. =TT_r" t . U'J. Miss. 1 wut.- " V \ei\ |)!;iui lijfiit -tail ob.slume wit,. -1 erythimr -hai tnunt/iiiji".' 1 She arrive.J in Oiiectjjo \Vejlnesda-v ' uninj!r. Ala.- Her iMernhmt in..-' n.i Ihufe.'iMii Alliert Au->w.-ta.-' 'Nar- ' '*rr'' "" t lie;?ai Lin- L: 11 Inn. rT"Tr" Aucjl ;1 ITrriLL' . m. t hnr.Ko.? Me \\ a- i eauti I'll fly tfoU ned : an l'1' . hid Ma) creiiy dress with hat,. >lij" * > i rs. tftoVes and other aeeeSsV.ries tu iteh. The mi in Wore a very he- :<' "1 i.nng; steel jrra\' hu.-ine-:- .-wit w'itlr :'V :' lliiutiiziiv aeeesseties'. . I'm!' lJruf. Alheit Augustus Nareissy and vhih s- Mu/.elle Augustus Tai'\?"irt Were Ten! I'pily ;?ud . .iuietly married at the me of |{e\ . II. M. t'ollrm.. (\a.l ~..:t let A\ etiue. A! :i\ 1". 11?11 it :0 pa- i 11- ? Ml'S.' Xuivir-e the daughter M ; Susie. A. Tuggari .??!' Mr.. (\.?i <-' S ' n- 1 .ni -. 11 e i 1 | , i 11 -T I, e _J uth ( aiolina >tat.>. ..1.. ?Urange*??? 1 is. C-? ?-? J-UdSj J|d jV- UaV.'?' i.- - i . ..It . Ipi'sA Su?'. ? \-i-.if , ..J .,\;, ( uriuiek I'liiiiit^ , mil C'aruliin.. . Mr. .'varvlsse i.-~ .. . n) prosoe row-si- |\|( Miitf ninn hi liw-i'l- '-* a!' S.nili. Ite- St.' He 1ia- lu-en li\yig_lj_i_ _JLi icagu lor twvnry-t\\o \ear-. infant arly all o^ his life and i- thought 11 of ' by ail that vomer in eoiii.../; th him. 1'..- graduated m llartnw . Counterpoint ahtl ( ompw.-it ion nil 'the Anieiiean l on-ej". at-> > of If o'. Clllehu'.er. lie "is" teavTiii.nr inu1 m -lit; -s'vtuho at So. Stale. T?T.'" r. -Nai'eisSe is the soil o't Mr. Jule. ' X..i t. i _-i-. Sr, .of Xi'W Orleans, I..t. t'j We are indeed ver.v ekul to haVi/. >&,,< !">. Na:\i.-'e here With lis and We j j-.' e V.ishinn tile y<?i!??jr collide all !)?!> ul ifood lin k and su.ccein tlu- vj1i+1 Hire. . We ale sure that they are 'j;. h.e?Lu hi: in i)ilinliiM,i?111 t ' i a -e ni ,J e beautiful l ine th.it wits, yiveil in irr.iiK*-. ' Mr nare.isse. .v'r and Mr . Tayeait *.? (i hi led >, I it! J heir roll 'l il daughter hec.?ur-e u ? teel thai '' r\ have made a \% re releilioh lor I""'1 litre 111 ,ii!'. .. ? : * 1?: eai T7 K. il. C oil DetiTFT^T ^ Baccalaureate Sermon \t Morris Brown. ,,'u At hiTita. Mav M v. ly::l "Tlitre a no neutral s'rou:: I in the realm of v mil ailioijr." e i la red- lie. K. H. 'It. th'Ullt.'ll'V Ti't" - ll r?r ihe Home s Um ni h\>:I'l-'M .Missionary 1 tenant mi nt a the A.' M. I'l t 'hiii i h. \.l w?\ in k -iilH ty. in tin' eoin're el lis sermon to ' ' e gradual ine ela s of .\ 1 unuis.-Bmw 11 Mil'M .*1 ly. rri .?All.lai-ita..--iia .t-hiinlai .. ay'-iJl)iT-- " I he nuinl i?s" man -is eiv we?! * "tain inanitions and tiv.ities wlii.h rentier inaction an vlli rpoHsibilty. The mind must hi' funci>ti'im o?\o;'.liivrt .011 or another, tlmr low;.v enligiun.ont or tu .. K>> "The moral .i!> l .intellectH'O , -musiJar] lilies-tvitli wlii.h inm b ??ii'iI .the | ^ii \vs uhder wru'i In- is pine if.' t he n^- !-?ir prosvprt* that are stroU'hwd be- j 1UI ?it> liim. render -moral n.l m.nlal []{^ ogress a nfreessi'- . pe<j , . . alT< le parents and friends for their the ilendid cooperation and loyal sup- wjj 0rt- ... ??7??~~ a - . ? - ? - -- --f- ?- -i> AJM*?Hi.. i. i' 1 \ i> ('ivN i;s I'i-ii ( <ji'ii ir e 111- Te a eh ers V i ee I Grand Success At Allen i niv. ;|~:1 7777; 77.7 .... A,. /"'. .. , ;,)! , ,1 -TT 1: ...* r?r 7TT <M?f rjl .? i. . j ' i~f"" '7-n 7', 'i \7 a a:u! r? ri i;.i i'n "i", ', ~ ,7",^ :i. Uum. J.. ;,* - > 1 . ? Ii I! "n't .. i i: ~t .". ... .. r. . v.Ml j? , i.,. <l by ali-. ' ' . ' ' " ftr v. r \\ ' /M ~r,.( ' H II.). :,.n : | ?;\t;"" I'fUi'tiii/ ;i!in vi?r.< ;i i . . ' ' y~r~ 7TT *' '-".r, aliiTi M t rf.*: . . v-i.'iM .... j 1 ' >, '/ fl'l'Vh.sll.V. I. .. | ?' I f !.< i.ili; i- * i s 'i-M.i-- i., 4 A- . ' . \ ?... :ij uth- < ;?!i?i : . ~ l?.-*;tl:n.yr~:. i-. ti.-- r'.. / , . . ~ !MM ? _ t ij ! i u 4 .r M'uj,. ' '? . t'iU'f- '.I j.,S i" 'a"-7*V.; ' lis'yuur Vi.i ;j: t;.., , ?-r!, J , ici-t-mi ?ii j. iV.< < V ? ::i.: r. !> !V. ? < >in ' .n''" I.fi'"-}--;:rvi?ri;, lii . 1'i.tl \y. A. I'. |, \ U : . " i:.?* .Iriii, I i v-oijl. ! i ... t. ....... , at ion. , a. / ;-l. t ? li't-lif!.. .. i mil-, j ? _ U.:: I- . < s-h. " -1 . V.... <i - k V. i : ? ???? i> a; 1*.. .V;, ' . / - I ' ' ? wi.;. 1 ! . V all!;?. ?i- . ' V ' . "? t- .. *,5\- . i ^ TT . . i- .', .?m?? :?** 7 .' :... . " ; .. . : . ? it.;.'*." r' ' r 1" *.? .. , . ' "W"! 1, V r! . . ... 1... a : . .:;, 1 .41 v. 1 ..1. V . . . 11 : \. ;?"T|> 1?. 4. .1 :i .1. y .... ... i . ... 1U'' N : , i .. ' ! ; . ^ ]' 11 it - 1 "I. wWii YVVH g .|ni|i|"'-l 4 n:win in ivaila) iIij.? ror "Summer School At State College. \H!t t' l l iTl:"? t is I > : itar> Sw itnniintt I?c?t?l i?- Pnnifii'J S. C. South <. v- lipa i- Coliciii*, .iitiiK.i t:)y i aiti-r-hi.) lU-. U. S. \Vilk:ns . 4 11.K-;'"A. tirjl -of a!!. U> ;U' te-liCt* ami .Viiw?ha*t- a alK'ttc . !!.l! TilU 11 '! .?.?! '' " I'- in- ?? tjt'c .may' t*\cut;iaTl^~*Vuvt'Jut- <'\Ui : d. To this ciii). lit- ' as-" lalir-ifil T-tisly ' .to I'stai>!c-h v\i!hili I In- i.-.-l , : lit- clrim i,!. -,>i r,uln>!a i s !i i u, t-y .uliii)' a !*;?? .(It > iH'.iuirt'jy ? i'o\v? t !'al niNi- .of 11.-.. i"i;.-.of ' I?:ki c" rs ill o x j.i.o lei a a- a lul tliat iiah-'.ti oa^wUhy-4Aiui-*-Ml it- ?the -soot- a-ml-- ? (I of ? yrryut', tuiu'ho >'. ?; lit* fxct'llvtit phyVuah |'!aiit. at [? CriJU'pi* has-aK\_a\s t a-( t-iv.'eiL ' !u' r.? hit ion aft' St.ntv. tVderal atu!- oiitt-r .at iotiai ajrciu'ics'. XJ(?< ucoyaa ai mcainm arm mo </? ncraiiA^. Test > me-- - a't mos p Irrxr.-'Tr.yV, -red by pitit?u4^?hospitality. tii t he pH-,'t. e emit I ibutod hire e! \ I * Is?. en; \ " i* u_r those who It:*v?* attended pre in:i ci?-J i, II- " !>. !.! i i1!-.'1 1 " ' tic colleVe i- a hi i-lied ; .-r t amine and -de wii.'i'iiii iii ? !' a __ I rounded. v p'i'pil tin lest rlii'il' i \i i ulic i I' the |i ution a' (>i ;inyt*i iii >: has i uioi. the' r? * ic.it ? >), ificiht |t*? of eclleire. i,Pie of ' lie most ty raping f 'tares of tie summer sioti is the gratifying intelligence the aft.nounccmcnt that tK?. newly cted commodious, 'well, equipped nriasium, costing $ap,O00. will be filnhle for iit 1 ?ii-j?gammer.1?7t" ? ' swimming pool is connected ii this modgm. ..cditire. in which ung ''.he leisure hours, one may nge alul swim, thus, making life, re comfortable and en joy'able, Vithout a doll lit this Addition, to iurmer spatulas and well equipI laboratories and plant, together . : th excellent*, teaching..: force, will ltd (the justifiable conclusion-th&t ' summer session at State College 1 be pleasurable beneficial, and proble to those who may attend.