Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OTAmorion " Since llit> colored boys have had the privilege of becoming Hoy Scouts of America, they have used it. They are successful iiv their uieetiujr's that are hold at the Waverley School. Never before in the history of South Carolina have the Nejrfv boys had the cliauce to hocoine real Boy Scouts. There are lt? boys-in our troop, three ~ !' ihcso boys Joined ai the last meeting that was held. Tin- three bov? [ that joined will Itaye to study hard" | -o that they may pas- ttTe TeitUerfoi i I I tost and start' out for second class" 1 Sccuts. The threes-boys are Henry j Everett. Samuel Railey and Eugene 4 J Stophonsori. Those are the boys who haw received their vertitu-ates and hadgosj ' I.tjroy Johnson. - RegmnhT " ''.faelisunr Willie Isaac, Emiuet Rice. Walter lhirh 4-in. Kelly Harvey, Fred 11ic .Mayo, Willie Soahrooks. Williani 1 Coultrio.-Fiorce GritTin. Joel Jackson, ami I>avid A. Christie. As soon as I We yet our uniforms we will gft camp t-ng. We are planning tp go on a hike Saturday tilth. We' are expecting to have lot's of tup. ... / = ~ ScnrryAhtyre-r, Air. ' JohnF . -Rous.- - M'wt . .Master. AH*. r>. i?. '^nvoi', Patrol Leader. Willi** I sua* : . Issist'ant Patrol Leader. Walter I)ai haiti: Scout Committee: Dr. Lh A. Kv^ I'. D' - R. Green ami Dr. Roli eta M once. " ' ' . , . Negro Health AVeotr was? observe 1 aj. .the school last.'week. A health activity program wn< work*. out in ~e\\ ral classrooms. Teachers rc-etupliasi/.etl the rules ol' health that the} are daily rcssjng. Health Moclur"" w. p-ytvn hy Nurse Vi'l-iin 1 >t , "S. li.-Gredii. Dr. A. J. Collins ami Dr., _ C. K. Stei*iei^en. _ 1??Uy?"Willie Isaac. 7th grade 1MON N'fcws I - ' > .aiiiay?vetrs?n?vttt?plea-ant oar ? '.haiitrh Ail snmlay .vhn.V.- \w-w we.; attended.. also j?ot".\l sei*\'ices?." Rev.-. . Ihoyntan. 'Hun'o^son. Rateti ?tn' j-L'-olliiu. all wolf'- " ? At '!. o clock Dr. Doll)? textured ti the ladns at Corinth ami the Men a: St, Paul at ."> o'clock. There has - 'a i 1 a-1-tr -st;clTAVv frnv s ~h ei'ol c hv ; ''.i!'.sr tnan 7>T his aire. repined In. I ail hearers*. -H}> is a man ot' high I Pre si ent Mc-ltinkins. is governing' v i.-;iy.W-' ;:i savn a way uuil vituu i I i :i a; - l'J ;,cars ntv ui>vas>intr tin. . Kv\,. W.'R. Hownnin pivavhoii a \ i\ .v.-j: >vt nan', "a: Bvlh. I Sanki.v nijrh:. Many snujs \voro mail- ' ~I i i ' ki-p;,, iTu. . !'n;: vine in pravor it <?,om a* n ! "w rovival. Mrs. \V. R. How man." Fittio ,!a;.:yr i- ar.-.i Rov. Rityh aovompatjitM'.Mlu. v. \y.. R. Bowman to Union. At'-' ' ?.r syrvivo tkv v*on't|r?: otytv:-.J. Many ,-J o': |*>i n: or. avyornt it ain. T'r.v r-.i -t v. a- <: . Un tVii t<? V?\<iny..-t!a: , - 'irnosv.^nAU^r; i\p\it;tOo. Xi >: t Sntniay at 't. tri thvtv will in ; p'.i:t'"vn" nuV:? > a: Uorintr. \*U 1 . tl n-'vl.-vk t'no ('.it v'-Sonn >y i ''ri n. \vi;i*n:vvt at. Bo.tr. M Ulvuivh. i*. | Mi. i Mv>. Ro'oort Tho." r. >.-n on ! t ; nw "1 StVf.-' ur ' hi-oin a >-. |-f?"rr?iu :1 .i1 -.>i . H Mr *7" Aum?? (<'i::\vo!l.' on .iVrn.wo!! ;t -.. Mas . <.d a.r'.tv - ? i -.vi- vv to sot:\\> a ho -puMic. | 1 Mrs.. Scillu- Thrums." iVp. j i,- . 1 -ar.t trip to Atlanta, lla.' wiuiv ) | v.sitcii vr! jkrri?<r~Krr?t"'CfSJ'a'it . I lo\. I.. li.'U ir.an uas o:vl!c1""vo' | ' ' \ T v --. ill- L't't ST.. . i ! ' uicht at" tor -.<.. \ u . . .... |j Mr-. Siilho .Yoittijr. Mis. Kaai. i an.li so'Tvrta T'r,o;n^>i n.spoilt M< tuiav a:'; t vnpou ii' ilU' Mrs. Ht i t:.;; r - Mo.Kinkti;-. Harriot?Sra?iviii]o ivrrir ? ?vrtt-?ili'.ni" in?Si'aria!.!. .re. ~ - mm M. > . .1, i. i. M. p-flMr. aiiii Mrs. Cuss IVa-tor Mst t-hl'tr % Big Bargain P I TW( X ($2.00) 4 " . ? AN ( . V__i_ __ ? you Cai | ' I > u i i 11 jr 1110 ! ; N TIR K ^ [n atui-nu4?<->1 tho City this liWV-v *S?:tM) may pay Sl.oo | Y Subscriber owin ? I v ouuscriDer own ]< Subscriber owir Subscriber owir A Subscriber owir > . T<? :?11 Now SuhscriWrs j ^ - t }?!+ ?0) for I J rr; IY>T!>" < (' <lW<*o utTors In, V , )>(' in your ivmittame at c j % Tt'NITY to pay up your si th Y 1.? 1 ft Assemhiv St reet 1 A A A A A A A A A A ,, . > W >* V ~ _ * ?ll t ^ ^ ?: 'J" * *' " THE PALMETTO I homi'__.&lviHlay i\ij.rht l>y (w... M;iny tiiinus vu'ir saved. .Mis. Glasulow home i.ui^'ht trm waT'siivuil Tint si* 011 the siek list are betUr Mrs. Minnie Greer, Mrs. JjLilia Bcokinun, Mrs. Madura Prossley, Mrs. Mary -1. Kiee. Mrs. Tarrie Johrjson,"Miss Athelee Gilliam. Mr. J. Ct PrLsock. M iss Bfctt rice- .1 tTiiOT*ar*V->Mis. ,Jennelfe Sims an! Mrs* Mary Gilliam, iui, uumni ami .Mr. yJatule CrawI "i '1. "-b ipftt-d at Bel lu'l?Sunday morning. >' * 2lLl?M V,?1 I'M. go-?closed ~a?sureossful school term Friday at Pacolet. S. C. . Bev. 1.. ti. "Bowman and Mr. VV. 'IS. are amending. tW? district cont'cuent-e this, wiujlc at Taylor Chapel. Mr, linsscl Suns. Itast opened ;V nfee _stand at Lhf-intersection of Wallace liiiTT Hamlet Stnets. He kncws.how tn 'serve-'you. Try y.o him and 1convinced. Mrs. Annie t.'ornwel has closed a successful -school . term at. Milfpru amKrather tlnui be idle, she has opened a confei.tunci y store for the. pub-, lie. Vctt arc invited' to 15. Coj'nw.eli Street where you can -yet a goody ajnnot at cost! l.et us all pay her a Vi'il. ; Mr. C. ft. Kay on Henrietta Street is cnni'ineu to his bed with the l'lu. Mrs; Tame J.ohnson4s better at this .writing. "Miss Beatrice Jennings is- up gain ..at'icr having-^-tonsiU -renv<>\< <i kin* while-1 he is away.- iV., 1. ' will rvt'.:r:;__aj.>.-ui_. >he i'th. Mis-s Klhmi.vlh' Aivierson on Waiki.-o Street who .nil Ihfoiijrh the '.. or fujiji an 1 was .uinler the ihvtov is- able to he o;u a^ain. *; Mrs. Klletv Hanly. is i:nprov::-c r.ieely after Ih ir.ir n nline?i t" "her re on; f.r mouths. . Misjv^ Wiliit- ami Ihrvoy MvDowell/-sin-at last "Mas k ,en<l with tln.ii un-i-V.ei en Jhun'.et Street.. Mrs. liarv.1 \. Th ! !; p.--n on Oshieuf Sr., is on tin siek int. ........ Tlv >: ri;.- nyi*. al el' Bethel* .will Ivain Sr. inlay night.- April- .^l-ant e1>>>e > asiay r.iyh: May 1st. On tin -ih-i?ui?A.pi 11?w-t?h'-pe?tr>?h-. :U si iul pastel7. t-> t TvTiIiiini the seat o! ?: T.t;i- _ p:i<L w program for tlu %Natioiiah'\v a -: li 'a.' k ho?Tjh ring* Api.il M.'h'Vi e^-se.'1. ttr.h'\va< ob"-VTV'c' .' y.s fr.'t'leTv'sj *A?.T;jnTuy. Jrlums' lleatth. Pay. .T o -'lay. <' ommmitt S *:;itath'';. I 'av, WYiim-ilav. School IKalth 1 'ay. ThuM A.ialt's -Jleahh ! >a.y.1":: niy-. Sp. eial Campaign Day Satnr.iay. th i.eial Clean* tip PaV? nay srneial ?. at tin * ') P. M. at and tfi't credit lor ?2.00 and s ig $2.00 pay $1.00 get c ig $3.00 pay $1:30 get c ig $4.00 pay $2.00 get c ig $6.00 pay $3.00 get c ig $8.00 pay $4.00 get ci TO NF.W SriW(T?N?ERS: who pay i n_aA i?ril. ?v are <<fr t in1.til April oil 1!?:V2. Prn'tw >nce or see your A'tent. This > jhscription * at 1 A LF-PRK'E. E PALMETTO LEADE . A A A A A A . ? A A A A A A*? rVVVVVVV>%%%fVV ?^ . ^ .. ' c . < . - ( LBAO&R ' '-""7 n ~ 1; - - . (iospel Tornado Visits' The "City l? the Sea" As the shades of evening fell upon the historic old metropolis of the Old Palmetto State, there appeared upon .he horizon ~a ,cloud of (lust and J Model A. exhaust. This was the *dg-jiml of the appiuach of the "tiUsJieTT Tornado" fresh from triumph in the Huainl aristocratic stronghold on the 'Sampit and Winyahv - ?-. Truly "from strength to sertngth lie goes, wrestles, tights and pray^. Treads all the powers of darknessdown and wins many well fought .lays.' The safn'ts at Central und"i the leadership of the "Little Giant" B rooks, have enjoyed great V.v the services rendered in the few short evenings and they are singing praises to God fpr the courage and .stamina of the fearless man of God, Dr. W. J . , He reports having a real good time in Charleston ami being desirous of TrlWng "aT'jeturn engagement rea^. time while attending the Palmejito State-.Teachers' Association. ^Helping as lie travels along life's rugged i>at!i way. After the close of- the teachers' association. Dr. Davis turned again to travel down the state and up the' eastern coast. On. Sunday movning. at 11 he preached for Dr. W. i\ Jones and the saints at Trinity Baptist Church in Florence. In addition to" the usual gospel feast the collcc tion "taken amounted to $55.00. Moving, out of the "Gate City*' Di* Davis journeyed to Comvav to he with the saints at Cherry Hill under the leadership of the George Goings Daniels, who also pastohs Bethesda of Georgetown-)-8. C. It is reporter that-the Cherry Hill Church is much too small to accomodate the crowds which have already outgrown the building. The committee is busily en gaged in finding a not he^ .place of' meeting during the* evangelistic campaign. Notwithstanding the engagement Tit Conway." Dr. Davis was obliged to spend four houys in Georgetown and four hours in Charleston attending to his office engagements, lie is being cared for iii the homo of Mr. and Mrs. 11. D. Bessant while sojourning in Conway. Those caring to cnric-jpiin.l with Br W M. Pa? ?-;n Delivery. Conway. S. C. The "Leader" will ore another week ho read by more people in Conway and vicinity and-hailed e.vcr afterward as OCR PALMETTO LEADER . PHYLLIS WHEATLEY BRANCH Y. \Y. C. A. Notes On Tuesday afternoon the meeting fluid by Booker Washington HeightsI girls was. * more in the form of [a conference, with the secretary. Although quite a few of the members joeii absent.-on account of rehearsal at school, an interesting meeting was held. The girls of this club are eagvr in their desire to work out some -j "pla>?let's" fronii ~which they miight ! realize some funds for their avtiviiiig fund. j A few minutes were given over to ; "reminiscences" for the benefit of, t tire girls..who did hint - gorrim-rhty pieim-" n Good Friday. Tlu* girls .reserves cl orus' had their regular meeting and rehearsal last Wednesday. Mr. Isaac Russell Jr.( dob'tui-oiofl his service as nianist. he also assisted in. directing the chorus in the absence of Mr. Lane. The numbeis that' were Sung on the pro -rani at Sidney Park C. M. K. Church Sunday afternoon were interpreted r.rci dnveted l?y M KTTn?gg!E ttTTir-r hers of the chorus appearing on this program "wovef. Misses Eartha Neal * * * * Subscribers !! * )NE 1 FMITY ! 'i 1A A 1 I Let Pass " ?^? l ing to our Old Subscribers P Plan. , A Subscriber .who o on as follows: redit for $2.00 | redit for $3.00 redit for Sfi.flO > redit for $6.00 redit for $8.00 X, Y , - v eruiK One ^ ear's Subscrip -j ait until the last week, but X vill be your best OPPOR- Y Address" f at X ?* Columbia, S. C. Y'j . - ' 1 * * " JS - ^ J ; .. . i . I'aughman, Lillian Lott, Mahal Monro, I Maria Faust, Mary K. White Rudine l a vi s. Helen Riight, Marietta Thump-I son, Mildred Mozie and Hudinc Trezevant. ? M. iss Rudine Javis gave a short talk | on "The girl and her Community." Miss -Helen Wright read a poem. Miss Kudine Trezevant gave some nores"~oifTllow a girl may study the Scripture." ?-i Mr. Lane and Mr. Russell helped. the former, by. singing, "Some times 1?fee] like a motherless soild.''?The latter rendered,a? instrumental number. The girl reserves chorur was responsible* for the whole program. The "Ever ready" Girls reserves club, M iss Bertha Bouknight, advisor held their regular meeting Monday afternoon. After the business session many; games were played in which our secretary of the Y. W. C. A took an active .part much to the delight of the, members. The gigls lost none of their enthusiasm since the last meeting and we are predicting a rosy future for them as junior members' of the Y. VV. C. A.-T The?class in Horticulture conducted by Prof. Peter C.Xane every Thurs day al'ternopn lrom u: ;io to 1:15 in= the assembly room is still growing. The lessons are interesting and in structive. Individual pioblems in gar denipg are also discussed, especially since we have ruacltt'd the **Last minute stage" in planting and ing a keener interest in.oBr vegetable and flower gardens. CARI) OF THANKS The family and relatives of MisA. Andrews wish to express, their sympathy ^and floral tributes 'Sent on the occasion of her death; .Mrs. R. M.. Andrews, mother - Airs. Hat t ie A. jacoH. Carrillo In Drama Of Innocent Bonud to Guilty Families . . * Leo Carrillo, wliese art i*a perfect tiling ami whose personality is without imitators, conies to the Capitol theatre, We.'.-Thur., with Constance Cummings, one of the Wampas Baby Stars of the 1931 crop; Robert Young the new leading man everyone "is talking; a^ibut, and Boris Karloff, whom they say is being groomed to fill the place left vacant " by Ron?Clntney'.'.death. The picture is '"The GuiltGeneration," from a play by Jo Milvyni'd ppd J. Kerby-Hawkrir and di rectCiLJix .Rcwlaud-Y. Lee. -The story,is a tensely dramatic one. presenting the interesting problem of whether Innocent-members of a family should suffer shame for tho-paiil-. ty ones. If children want tc be up- i right. honorable, honest and live peace fill normal lives; should they be tied to lawbreakers and murders just because they are their parents' "children ? Can a racketeer father buyl respectability for his children with ^ hij ill gotten inches? - ?-Quxill'- nlavs 1 he O.th.r Cummings and KhrlotY plays the father of Young. The fathers are racketeers engage in a battle* f&r sunre Tuacy and the children are ' love. despite tin* fact that Tt will, mean death for either or both of them it their fathers learn cf it. The story is primarily a drama of love and relationship between children and parents. The action takes place almost [entirely on a porpeos'Florida estate where the jrirl is surrounded by" every luxury that money can.buy. but is" the happiness of openly confessing her love. However, the authors have' worked a ha^rpy' way out for the lovers and all ends well in a powerful climax. Others in the east are Kmma Dunn. I Leslie Fetlton. Ruth Warren and' Aliiirn y- k'"imii.l ; nnil tlui nn|iii'n Wi';iimany Mmmtntr clothes? " % * V TAD ni)T\TrriXT/i * jwo i ivim m^iVi i 1 ? IS A C001) SALESMAN X I IX X ?Remember when you send X ' { - out a circular, pamphlet or ^ y broadside that it. stands for | .j. VOl*. Vou can't make ?\- *5 cuses for it. If it's in bad X I Y taste, if its ^ace is dirty, so Y Y . Y *t* to speak, 'because it's poorly ? ' printed, your advertisement i? ? will lie a detriment rather .*? than a help, ftood printing ^ is a good salesmnn?see that X X it i? good by having it done X *j* here and you'll get results *}' j* everv time. > X X H r j I THE LEADER '* * . Saturday, April 16, 19.12. Comedy Thrills ? Features in New "Sky Devils" Film Laughs and thrills in plenty are provided in Howard Hughes' lat-.-V. film offering."Skv . Dpyjl*.". For.'Lautrhs and thrills -in-"-plenty me xlieeK tni.ertainni.cnt value, this; niHc l -a-iniiHite niovio of fighting and fly. intr fools iUMtuei.tU>nably tops, them alll ~ Action, romance, comedy and spectacle. all combined in one story^that is "Sky PeVils." wlncle opens at the ~ Carolina ttThatro next" Thursday. "Sky Devils" contains-some nit il.c most spectacular'air scenes .-howij n ,A. the scrCen since "Hell's Angels", .in i its comedy is reminiscent of Producer Hughes' first great laugh-hit, "Two ,?f [ Arabian Knights," ThrcO'Clmvns in the War . , The story of <7Kky Devils," is bas?d on the adventures of three rArii 'rplayed by Spencer Tracy, William Boyd and George Coo-per, with abundant heart-interest supplied by Ann Dvorak. -ik; ' .* r?The American air-men get into the flying service accidentally, aRd of " -course humorously,; and their expo- - 1 rience in training camps, and in air battle's over the Western Front, including a run-in_with. W ftiehtho* .?[fen's flying circus, are as exciting 'as they are funnv. There is ne'yqr a dull monient itr this*1- ,' < thrilling comedy of the air. WlioV. you are not laughing "'" ^ '' "<1 ^?-? [you are tense with excitement as the filni ujnvinjs. .on (Ik- screen at a | breathless tempo." . . Here is one picture which is un I quai'ifiedly recommended for every person who patronize* pictures?it is equally enjoyed by children and grown ups?an'd by both sexes'. The theatre fairly "Shook with laughter at the opening. Two Fine 'Performers Silencer Trey, in ri i 1, "f ; tr~~ -rough.' but romantic, air-man. and William Boyd. as the hard fiyii g 7 two-listed-?tog-smrgennt.. have lievi i given hotter performance-*. -They.are"": j immense and so is George Cooper third of the flying- thieosume who., make history i;n the air. and on the ground in some of the most'amazing exploit--* over tilined. Ann Dvorak, the new Howard Hughes discovery. is a sensation ?she is ? positively fascinating in 'the lea ing .feminine , role opposite Tracy. Billy Bevan. as the flying colonel' provide.- his share of laughs as wtil and Yttla D'Avril dirks as never be Tore in?her inert?of- the -v .impish ? French kir 1 v.hn cau-cs fiiii!is< cn:p-/' , plications mr The reckless air-fight.P1S ...? ? ? "Sky Devils", was directed by Edward Sutherland, the- man who turned out both of Eddie Cantor's late-t laugh-hit--, "Wli- pro" and ."Palmy Days." This is by far "lift? Vitdstanding comedy he has f er dii i clrd- ?? TU B ? R ? U lO $ )i S "m^k ~hfa"1 ' THF FOE I OF YOUTH ; BiiiimuutiWHtHmtitmiiiiiuniiiiiiuiiiiitniitiiiiiuniiig WOMEN] | Who need a tonic I should take CARDIII Made of Purely Vegetable ingredients?contains | no dangerous drugs. 1 j In Use Over 50 Years 1 . ' i ' I < . A