The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 26, 1932, Image 1
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VOL VIII?NO. 13.
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PALMETTO TEACH
IN COLUMBL
_ LOCAL COMMITTLiT VI
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Special Instructions For C<
GORDON HANCOCK ANI) Sl I T.
Group Meeaings Begin Thiir:
' of Genera
The Palmelto Teachers' Associa
tion will open their three day sessioi
here next Thursday, M-n.h?^4_?
Allen University and Benedict Col
lege. Despite thc depression the us
ual large attendance of teachers an<
visitors is expected.
President Sims of Allerr Univ.crsit;
general chairman of the local com
mittee has selected sub "ommittee
whonave completed arrangements l'o
the comfort an:i entertainment.?>f tie
teachers who aro ..v|., tn? i,
Professo^ T." L. Due Kelt - haitvnul
of the Housing^Gom'fffrC c, has an
nuunced?important iia'.i-i.i i,<>r,s iTT
the lodging and board of teachers am
visitors. Board arid lodging this yea
has been reduced to One Dollar pt
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day. Teachers who expect lo.'ginj
"and board to be secured through tin
Housing Committee and Columbian
who have available accomodations ar
urged to notify Prof. Ducket 1 ;it Ben
edict College be$>re the sessions be
gin. Housing committee' headquar
ters will be opencrf"atrAllen Univei
This is election year. Officers ar
elected biennually. Those to be clios
en this year are, president, four vice
presidents, recording secretary, trcas
members of the executive committe
one for each district.will be nominut
ed from each district.
Prenidont C. A. Johnson anil l'.'xrm
tive Secretary John P. Burgess hav
ecutivo committee for the eondueUii;
of the elections, The voting wjlF b
under-the supervision of a Boant-e
Managers. Nominations will be mad
by a nominating committee who \yi
prepare its report4 in the "form of
printed?ballot,?naming?one pcrsrr
for each position to-be filled. A blan
line will be placed under each nam
80 that a voter may scratch the nom
inee of the committee and write th
__ name of the person of h4s-choice if h
so desires.
The election of president, vic?
. presidents, secretaries and treasure
Will b? held by secret ballot. ?Jl
poll will open at noon Thursday an
remain open until G P. M., and wi
^ open again Friday at 9^30 and r<
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ERS OPEN SESSIONS
\ NEXT WEEK
IEUARATIONS (-OMPhKTir
)iullietinu; Elet*ViettAn n nti ncod
KI.KAXKK HEAD SPEAKERS I I SI
*day Morning Before Opening
I Session
-1 main open until noon. AH rigister.ct
II teachers will be Vl lowed to Vote unosi
i' i'i' .'(.ti 1.) I ii'i'i ill; momoors'h.p cards
-1 Each card will he punched' as the
member votes. All life members wil
! be required to presint their-lifeMiihership
certificates in erdcr
i. j'vote. Th?/_i esuit of ihe election, will
- he announced'at the Friday own if.;
s session;
r | s Teachers from each "of tluv .-ever
e | Cotprrcssiohal districts will meet at
ij ") ii'elu k Thui.'-a.'. al't'Tiioon to norniIrate
the ot^njheT of the executive
* ! committee from their district. Tin s"
' 'loi.tin; ; s wilj^ hi- aim,.unci.,I?yj?
r i General session Friday,
li The program committee of the \sr
j sociation ha- secured <!or lost\B. Ilanr
! cock, professor of Economics at Vir
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g ginia- Union. University as "principal
e ; speaktV IPr the big-ptibtrc-'Vcssion to
s ! be held at the Columbia Township
e j Auditorium Friday eVening at S 00
. ri'i-lix-K-?Professor \V. A. Perry, chair
* | man of the local program committee
- ! has s'eeurt d G. M. Eleazcr, superin-[tendent
oT Education TUchland count,\
- ro-wrtrTmi * the
.! ing public session Thursday noon
Many other educationaT loatlers will
j sjK'ak at thc general sessions. '
j Group meetings will be of wide
_-intoivsf?-Uri-s?year. ' Special?grntrp
n j leaders are announced in the built,
tin that has been mailed to the teach'
ers. Some, of- !he leaders of th
i group sect ions are J. B. pelCuil*_tiLut>.
supervisor Negro schpols. Jeanes Su0
pcrvjsors and County training school
r" principals, Mrs. * Mary Wright ant!
? ihusy Pearson,, primary group;
? Mrs:'/VHce-V. Haglns an : Miss M. C
* slaughter, elementary group"; Mist
(! Marion J. Gardiner, home economics
! Mrs. Cora Y. Green, state congress ol
a-"i Parent-Teachers group: Prof. ,T. B
'' ' Beck, high school principals, ant
I teachers group; IVof. T.~ F. Curry
( j tfiCchers of vocational agricuhurt
j group; Prof. M. F. Whitakcr, teach^
ers obtrude and industries _group.
M A KRIA G F A N NO V N CE M ENT
'1'J Mr. and Mrs. Kike C. ?pps, Jr.
? qnntiimta*?kh? marriage of tin ii
J I daughter Nettie C. Sanders to Dr
Ii L. Paliher Chafpifelle, DecemlJbr 2(5
1 1, Lexington.* S. C. /
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COLBY HALL?B ENEDICT COLLE<
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columni-a.' s. c., sa'i
?raes P<
j * A ufwiedersehen!" To
Ransoms
ai'lkx r-acri/rv and a r
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mond UV I'VOllintr l?f thr> lSi-n<iant
j week the faculty of Allen Univef- j
sity, and-the. lo.al Alumni Club, A.'
it'. Club Xo. 1, jowied forces to bid "i
j Bishop ami .Mrs. lteverdy C. Ransom J
?a l'oml?ami affe-.tioiiale farewell at"
!a reception, tendered in their honor
"'.rior to their .-leaving for their New lersc-y
borne, Tuesday morning.
Bishop Ransom will return prior
<? the General Conference of the A.
M. 10. Church which will be held at
Cleveland in May: hut it is thought
that* Mrs. Ransom will not return
1 Iv'.'ore. that event. Hope was expres.
, e i C"'1 V-i-imp Rnrnnm, who vrm "
ml to this area to finish the unexpired
term of Bishop John Hurst
twill .he assigned here in his own
?i ight.
The reception of appreciation and
..'farewell was held at the home of
j IT. I,. M. Daniels on Hampton St.,
who is_ a member of the ofiical staff.'
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of the school and of A. U. Cluh No.
j T.- A short program was rendered
: during which two solos were sung
! hv Miss Marv Alice Wilborn, and
jMi. Mai'. iT-o^'Ma k. students ^of Al- "
>,Ien. Greetings to Mrs. Ransom on I
* I behalf r>f the cluh were tendered by
' ~lrsr R.L. I'egue.se, secretary of the
Mrwy Ransom res{HOHbe?4r-4?41- l
iiv: how touched she was because of
i I be demonstration of good will shown |
il>y I acuity and club. * .
' President P. II. Sims. greeted Bisrhop
Ransom "oil TrtHVaTf of the faculty
and made the presentation of a
] -ilvor water set to Bishop and Mrs..
i | Ransom,. at. the conclusion of hi?1
Ransom- res|>onded lip
language that tohl pf his abiding
| faitlv in an<j love for humanity. He
| expressed deep appreciation, and |
; raid ^hat wherever he is as long as
.{he shall live the jewels of"friend-" .
ship gathered -in his heart in South'I
..Carolina shall ever remain among;
p his richest treasure. Mrs. It. C.
Cljappelle. widow of th^ ]^ity Bpl-mp .
j Wv I). Chappelle made the final remarket.
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t Dr. Siohels.?It. Green, president?rrf-r
| A? U; Club" was Master of Ceremonies.
A repast was served.
I Continuoue uiuhie was furnished
by the Allen^. University Orchestra.
After the program and repast the
hosts and hostesses hade their honr
ored atui general guests good night!
( Beside the faculty and Alumni of
Allen were present Dr. and Mrs. K.
?Ai Adams. '1 . t
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Gospel Tornado Subsid
es in Georgetown, S.
C. After A Success.
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??faLCamrmign
liev Walter-.lames Davis. The ('
pel 1 ornado, closed olio of the lYfos
success 1 ul cvnng<4ist ie pa itrn
ever waudl in the city of (ie , g?.;>.v, t
S. C. iM Historic oldBelhel A. M. 1Church;
Dr. It. K. Rrogdon, I'u-ti i
en Sunday afternoon .March :.')> IP::'
During the services 4'or moretha
a week .past, revdrd l>:cakii'.g crowd
attended the services each ? evni'iu j
A nidtvtr lh(S(.**75>o\Vds Were To.in..
some o.f the leading w'dle btg-vir.t
and professional inch mid- tic ??' -a Aland
daughters.. ThoV(?;'.:rou e. tore.--a-.
thein.e!v< ? a.-.-! < In'high!-,- pV.-i. e.
and. their l.e^ef that (leofVtlovi
was better by .having had the P!_e
aejici'.of tin- ii'.jtii o! f i o i. l he.v iur
tlu?y wi^licd him (I id-speed a"d ex
pressed tTTe hope'that the e>od v. oil
0) igil 1 t 1 i: i i.
go. ?V- ' - ..
hath -night the-Lev. Dr. i>avi
strongly empha sized the grave irn
portative ami necessity for having. am
reading at least one. of tin- aia'a;
Negro paper's -ef-'tlie' State' ;oai-e'V ' '
that they consider- the l'AT.M Ml"i f
LKA DHL "favoruhly for tin ir .Tt. i
if only one could he taken. Tlii- t!i
writer heartily' .endorser. F r t!>
Leader is truly "keeping to - vgcsli\c
name. .Miss F." AfT.alo k v, i!
lie 1 ! >? ?>,?iiiiVn-: ; T
the J.euilt -Mini yo.,i? *.- >! it s;>o:><!. '.>
wishes her the S't; 1< si nunsiuv -ac
j ess. * 1m
?On .-hitunlay?ai'tui in-uii?aim til?fZ1
lays wore eiitertaino-1 In' the^evai'me
list on the einurli law,, a:. ! a S o'
ilie.y liai! lumped ami played. h
aunts ? ">n.-islinn' ot" rami* ami fruit
wisre issued to u> i: ! !. a.' . a .-dual
n.il't <?i* :i:ai'.l)!es an t he "side. Of cnurs
TTery hoy aTul bis kid ! rutin r vute<
that.the uviinjjrelist was a! a a run'.'
iar hearts i>f/:iahatitise
!ar fellow. As is his usual iu:tiiiiel
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bvr' D ?Tv Ts en (I i ;Y:vd In m "e7 Y to \ h?
heart's of the yotupr-a- .vu-11. 1 !p
lildeii.. people. .'! i
Tile Morris Colleyv }>i irant Welti
mi Saturday, uiqfnt. The re
eeipt-j?however?wen- miu>t >.? iif.t?t~i
evangelist desin <1,.. Ian they V eil
cheerfully co-Ilex ted. to theiiruoutr. <>:
$21.10. The writer a~l>>. "ll< w man\
(it ll'.'l?mitUl?hl'et!:? r!) "i.r i ' I.a* .a
mount and sent in to help I'tvsideni
I'iiiM'n succeed.?.
?I'll! ititr tju1 ::t\?of t'tr?lie'.* I 'r
Dayis, he was'royally entertained i:
the palatial hntrrr ul ^n . V" (Tief. i
W. Hrmvn and his eood* wife. The\
ahwt.Vs know how to eXemy'Iif.x > "!
ern hospitality and espveialh t'u
(icarctetown hrand* which ,n ake< yot
want In citiiie a," in 1
On S.unday morning- -Match 2oth
Dr. Davis "preached his faiew.ll set
mull In?a la>K" and (-seunuily?responsive
atidionee and_:un Sunday af
ternorn he delivered his fa v.ons le.lure
To women only. This'- was
c laimed hy many of. tl>e profession
al women Jls heifij; one of" the *bes
that thcv had o\'er heard.Mate
said that they had heen jrreatly hciie
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- Awarded Higher Degree
: \H>. MCHt vn \ 1> \ I t vr >y
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! 2 ? '> ' > ./.''"ili-yo 'iron
s ' !v<- >1 if I't-.h v! :{% , re she
- u';j - : .v";;!'v'* i' t1. (ii-u re-i' 111 inasU'i
J ,Um*. u:::.'ir (.vocation.
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I I-.. \v.?y,Aifc,J!( Hw"if T TV !( : .U-. (lid hoi
-c-nnv' . uiifchrru..! 'work ;itihe Ohio
e S? i f )>,\vr.'-:ty-{eui. y:. the Univcr
>' "i. 'inuhiatina
i i'li'n1r iii- j ution in 1 i'2'J
- I '' f,:J\ 1.,-i* u'fi'.ii.iate and
! 1 !; -"V ail ?L .thi
l v!: I. 1..-1 . it;,.!' was .given
' ;tbo. li e !.i vii i . >viaiat:<-lis'. iiy hot
- ?' ;..r i.i i' ' V,nf? personal
C. > ' : ! i ' i: her . Iiiigti
n m v.' li ;.. ! <?) < ptui-nal schol
a.'-i.'. ' 'f'.iial oral' examination
' V- V waiver! ip
- !)? '!' i 'a.; a.a tht. .school year
s 1 - J.1 Xe-ls<>h si j-vcd as vicoi
pn sail in of the < liiio; Jita\o UiviverC
~ '' va ];>! ( iin-il ^ln- for.
1 lin-li.-. V< Ml ? I I i .i with till' . pubic
- .* < !.' iii' <?r;-i'i.>bor<>, X.-C. Mrs,
X-.'-i n :s a member ul' Dejta Sigma
i" i be,a .*m ???:ity.
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liOOKKi: WASIUXO. TON* HIGH S
'' '.if' and ins! nii-tyil n< Well a< eni;
Five -< ids were added to
?1; '. ' . < hi.p mf Hi-1,)io 1 on Sfmday..
' .('n Mio'Tay nuFht aecordTfi'g to pro
I'i.-r'o., i; revdotis ananirements) the
* 'I*' : I'1' . i:lu\'cil oil jii proud Charles
t.< !).. \]}<- serne- of activities will l.o
r *'.'v ''(r -al riaji'tisl' Vlnnvh. pastor'
' j V- !-n'. 1 -- I ?- 111,ill ii. S > IIIIU'I IllU'r'
- the "I.ittly Giant*" While in
1 ,? Ti arias n o . <or iho riM'i.'itrr is'. inform
i J. rhciv wilN.e a special program for
i - l' ll.'^v. 1 !'r.n 1 'avis will i.i
i . <' < Ashe. St r.eet while 'i.n the cit|
. i ton h? rich fri tradition- a^tl
;1 -in' X ooi'titjo doiracii <of varied ties
and naturally we ,art> looki
:'i-v a '-treat- awakening and overi
\vin-!-n,:ng sV.tyess in Kingdom huild
: ?t
I 'v is. i\?>jcU'd I ('>:11 t lie , i\ ailJJO
i ,\\ illtake recess duiv
- 1':,: m ^ 'I.I Teach
- vrs- As?n.iath'ii in Col'anjhia. The. o
, ^ .11' '' i ?:?u-?I> > ii u i."?Kr?tn?attfml
- t ? hear ;unl f>oe the preceding*
- nui poj-i banco' to help*in sonic tan
1 tj.-i'>Y v av ;o better the Venditions ol
1 the j<o r!y paid teachers 'of our state
- in fact lie feels inclined to try t(
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STATU TKACHKRS
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. tion <.t' thi* r-. _ '
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luuoi <1< .| ilie i.ct ' v,i- a-.
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f' i" uDc and ??ni* Third i i ! -?, > ;an . ' '
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? {'1 M i <7 IJ'll V 1 "CH'ht. 1' V ?. " t 1j ', *
, a-k.d ;?i r nv-i' U> : . \. '.. ?. *
, nainf,< <?i UK imiiibm: Jd.^oriu*
. ti?.n that h?i> died .,:n,a
lyt-r.tiMn. I am ajrain a.-kd Y-.-uT""
J jiff 4H P.*. rl.Vj-ii). -t ig.f.iti*Afci ,;.
: I It is not too Int.- {V. fay-;. ad-in,
| hers hip du< s. receive y. .;Y ' w.. luhei'-.
shipi card, idontifi'e ...i -jj . ..!] ay. .
and by. -accorded all p.\ -jres.'of
, the association. -.Me hi1.'*: .. > c:;:-:s
[ will be ?e?t to'-vou witjliiit Hi*! !.
alter the -l+rtrtttr.vn is ivc<-i. 1 ai "'.y _ . ..
n .oil ice. r
'111 ' Spite of l', * .
I are sunjc" a!', ai-pinm-nl^^^ i ?
r int'ideiirs-aie hnpp idiOt, < ' <":ay. '
increasing-?>ur ja: u i:; a.i.-as-'
i sociation stands for. .....
y formerly of /sale I o!.e. a" i i re i- ~
dent tt ae.lier-tiu.ii.er ;.i -'4" * k-. c e..
.paid his. yearly fee ?>:' |?Mr.
' Grant has pail, his Uucjs r< ^a'arl'y
jr eh yi'.ar -even \W.i!e doi; y ; ~ y ,
uate work at Cornell.
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financially many who are
i dire need neeau^e of not havhw' horn
I paid at~aU. .May God help I?r.~Davis
jvo ircl to tin- convention anil carry
' 11'lit every L-opd. inrenC tboi ov.y
J enter his disposing fnsnd.
J Wlide in Columbia IV. W. ,1. Ihr.is
' !cat> he reached at Dr. Ib-lman's at
1 I'Jt' Pint' sm-iU.? ;?-T?T " " ~~
Cio to COLU1VDBIA oiirtho-fl 1 st if not .
before. Moot IV. 1 >a\-i-. Go around
_ jjJU?-\s Vmhly- Si reel?and?vhii Tin-I'AI.MLTTO
LEADER. Siih.sc vitte
I foil a period of time. 1'ay IVa' your
ju.) script ion if you owe it; receive
'tlib sunny smile of the publisher."'
I 1'OIlMFIt snrfii' r1 lum ivv i v & -
B-K/n HNK roit?VISIT ?
p Mrs' Alive .1. floykin. formally of, ___
I i amdt'ii,- ST-Cv nu\v* liv;njf in "S."?f\v .
Haven. Conn. returned South' Sundav
J in v!.*ill relatives and t'nen.U while
?'1 here she hopes to visit, several homos.
- j Nellie Boykin Simpson who is
f. |.nwi?e- at the .Marrion K..Sanatorium.
. j .MUllins, S. T. Her many, friends
)' wish for her a pleasant stay.
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