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1 ?t ?0 OU? MOT , VOL. XI. NO. 1(5. ^ Final Convention Call From Pres. Butler Fellow Brethrcn:Only a few days remain befoiiv , our annual meeting in Florence which will be Wednesday, May 1. J The regular Board meeting will be held at four o'clock Tuesday, April 30th. Our session will ,opcn Wednesday and I am again calling your attention to the importance-of yoti^ being present.' There has been a keen interest in the work of the. Convention throughout-the year. It is gratifying to sec so mAny articles in the different papers supporting the work of the Oonvenf tion and' making helpful suggestions for opr success in the future, .j The fact that all are seemingly working together and 6 operating with the program so nicely is more than encouraging. Indications are ? that the lareest attendance in nnr liistroy will -greet us in Florence. A new record in enrollment of ministers and churches is predicted. I call upon you to come fortified with that which is necessary tb take care of the running expenses of the various Departments of our '* . State work. Money.' Mtnv failed us at?Morris College on Thank'giving Day. Many promised but : forgot to keep that promise, IT" _ Ml >rxis College is still to remain the pride of the Baptists of South Carolina, we will, have to pay more -money than we have been paying " "" "" ."To "keep it so. .. " T am calling upon every preacher. pastor and layman to be present at this" meeting. ' Come, laymen and spend one day. You owe it. to yoiirfselves and ybu owe it to the Lord. ' Cogves and hear and see what your pastor is doing. Come and see what the convention rs doing. Take nobody's word. See and hear .yourself. T^et every ' missionary society ?send ft contribution. Every auxi-. school will heroins iner and the . money"ts needed now. . % Every -church and every pastor knows by now what is .expected of hint am. his church. Let no one > ,?t>il ta .re?PAnd. LeL'^ nil keep '. faith. , Come prepared not only tb pay the doorway foe for your church '?-but? ot pay : the amount asked of you for Special Drive for Morris College. I shall?expect, to meet every one of ym in Florence Wednesday, May The First. Yoifr humble servant in the i. Lord, IL H. BUTLER, 7? " President Baptist State ' : Convention. . . ".7; " . CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Miss Eiftmn Denton, of Philadel phia, Pa. is the .yuest of her broth er. Undertaker. Charlie . DtJ^too, ' having been called In re because of tin* illness of their father, who i t)i 1 i. 1, I1V03 Iltrur .OltU.'KS'l.UCiV, "Mrs. Susie Phillips had as her' guest.- Sunday, Mi', iiii.l Mis. Lidcr " Jofinson, Mrs. Sadie Sbwell, Mr, , Tnnn Dnnrnn, all from rhnrluLLty _ - NI. C.. Mrs. Johnson is Mrs. I'hil- _ lips' sister. The West" Side Social Club was -* entertainiM. at the hom<? of the president, 'Mrf?. Carrie - I.oilis on Thursday afternoon, with Mrs.. Mar ion Halsey, hostess. Ms. Beatrice Worthy and Mrs. Louis made brtef"'talks. concerning the welfare * of the club. Mrs. Beulah Gilmore and Mrs. Lena".Jackson were visitors, but were sb impr, ssod that tlwy joined as new' mombery..?X. salad c&ur-e was so'rved, after which\gam<?s "were played. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. Joe Hughes on April 25th. I *i Chester friends will be sorry to I hear that Mrs, Minnie Ellison who /' formerly lived here, but* moved-to Charlbtte, N. C. several years- ago, died about two wocks ago. Mrs. Mary Chambers died at her Intuit' near Alke.n SI. iilY'cr a long period of illness. Funeral services were held Sunday- at 2nd Wil,~ son Baptist Church. The"" chtivch " was packed. The Sermon was ~~"* preached by Rev. R. Barber of Rock Hill. Mrs. Alice Mcljure and othea*ss?spoke briefly on the life of - the deceased. She leaves husband, Mr. Sam Chambers and one son. rvtlher relatives and many friends ?? M ... 'r>r,-tr+, ; T T ? l,,w ill I vyctuilivj ADWIll VV yuuvt umvi in charge. Mrs. Hannah Cloud died nt her home near1 Ashford St. ,and was buried Monday- afternoon, after funeral services at. Calvery Bap- .' -tist Church, which she was a mem her. ThO sermon wfts- preached by "Rev. W. RT I>OTtJ^lass, the pastor. * Deacon Vander Smith "spoke con- 1 cerning Mrs. Cloud as a neighbor. 1 7?*? She leaves an adopted daughter, m Miss Annie Cloud, several sisters l arwF brothers, as well as many rela\ , tivos and" friends, who are sad at ; tihe passing of tihoo two Christian .< ' i 'J_ Vwas in charge. Mrs. Carrie Lewis is confined l to her home with a sprained ankle. 'Troth Takes a Holiday" i<5 the k name of a play that was repeated at Calvary Baptist Church, Mon'- , W day night, hy high school students 1 k under the direction of Miss Anna I Pearl Bouhvarp. It was enjoyed ; ^ yery. much and the participants ( V played their parts <vell. Qtrita a number of N>eople went W t to Columbia from here Sunday to > ' join the A-dult School Group. They I . ' report a great time. < > x''- ?? tuskf ^ 'nic In. &?~ ~ |c\ J^> ,Mn* X,5$^=? ual Clinic arr.1 the **" meeting of the John . Clinical Society was T It _ April Tlh, to April 13th . \yit-, H. Griffin, M. D., of Bain- ^j' bridge, Ga., presiding. It was the \ u greatest clinic in-attendance and "t in service that has ever been held at Tuskegee. It was both con- !l?s structive and inspirational. It was s,n a dint* lof the highest type, and the .biggest' clinic conducted for Negfoes in America. There was a*s an influx of men coming from all at parts of the country some of 'the Tir best the profession can afford were .wtfi present. (. ? csror . ,The?..Palm'Otto State brake her ifo. own record ;with 23 physicians Mr present. Wednesday at 1:30 the g. South Caudina physicians .were \yy guests of Doctor T. B. Davis and an( John B. Garnett both formerly of South Carolina, but now connect- sjs1 ed with thf Vctfrnn? Admini.strh ? tion Facility, Tuskegee, Ala., at a vjj] luncheon \^hich we all) enjoyed, j Those present at the luncheon jj were Drs.' J. A. RobirisiDn, J. R, Levy, M. Musor, J. R. Pickett, J. !1. Thomns, J. d\. Gordon; J. G. , ' Stuart, J. A. Mason; D J. Dixon, R ('.* Rronks, 'Thrune.?MsCiavv fuid, .1 f. Tlnplroff Y YV RniW T V Tl<? frregg, C; C. Brevard, W. F. Clarke Mr. C. C. Thrope, A. U. Howard. . * We are trusting that "more - \\-ill jo 1 ix tliTs number in-1 03G. '~ J11" An<i now every-physician, dentist and pharmacist have their eyes turned toward Charlcston^fi'v our --T State Medical Association, April it is his -indispensable, ituty to he I present and make t*his one of the am greatest meetings in the history of gu< the association. May we see you Cln there? To; Charleston We are on Ev; our way. y_l ?1 ^ i tar Musical Extravaganza ? 1 of ' 1 There will- be a musical extra- elir vaganza given at -Zion * Baptist for Church on Thursday, night, April pt 25, 1035 at 8 p. m~ This Extra- Ha vhganza is being sponsored by Al- eas len University and is being ren- me dered by some of the best local tor talents. We re inviting every one ela: to-come out nd' her thic very fine T.program. Admission will- be 15c. and 2<5c. We ' Fiiiloy High played their first game of baseball this season in j Greenwood against Brewer Nor- . i,,ol ,,>l V.M.lotT Tk,i ortra 1ff>7 O ""mS to 0, in favor of Firtfty Hi. Brew- ^ " . r AornlM plays ludV Tuesday. Mr. ami Mrs. S. C. Campbell and *cr. baby, of Anderson motored here Friday afternoon and spent-until tie and aunt, Prof, and" Mrs. S. t>- 'I Finley. Rev. Campbell preached ^ at Calvary Baptist Church Friday night. ' * \ Rev. Mdodana - of * Camden, ^ preached at Gethsemane Baptist Kr<l Church on Sunday. While in the 11 ig city, he was the gue-t of Mr. and M rs. C. dvr bca t he rs. : - D ?liiiv.?LL iM. Moore. Attorneys _J Sanders and Bowser, of Charlotte, pla passed thru the City Sunday after- *'i noon, enroute to Black Rock Bap- hee tint Church, a few miles from the Per city, where Rev. Moore preached aru] Sunday afternoon. C The interest at Finley High and e'a Loomis St. Schools ts high for the time is fast approaching for the selecting of a May Queen. Each wa* teacher at*both schools has"" a con- * toe taut.?Thu one raising the high %p aest amount will be chosen, so 'on teachers and pupils are hard at "lo: work. Each May Day program is - 11 to be an out door affair. At the j4110 Loomis St. School, the program Y will be' in the afternoon, and a few days lpter. the Finley Hi program J 1 will be heid at night, when the grounds will be brilliantly lighted Jy for the occasion. A huxre stage will be built at each school and this will be covered in white and ^ho profusely decorated with- spring. _ flowers. At the'top will bo tin; thrope. where the .Queen wflT sit. "ur For tll^ past two years tljese pro- ?n grams Tiave been witnessed by a m/ultitude of persons both white " and colored, and their presence has' been appreciated most heartily. e" Teachers and pupils are trying to aU55 make this a very pretty affair again this year - ~? "IIU Eov. IL C. Young,-of Columbia veT made a business trip here Friday ( , and while b?Te wa< the guest of aK his cousins, Mrs. Eva Heath and VI"< family. Kro Undertaker Charlie Denton made ft business trip to Camden . Fri- * day. of rea< The Tuternry program given by whi Mrs. Eva Heath and Miss Fannie B. Casseil at the Metropolitan A. M. E. Ohurcih last Sunday night - ST. Was" quite a jfuccess despite the rain. A7 vocal solo by Mrs. Ella " Leathers, reading by Mrs. Timothy 1 Johnson, a violin solo by Mr. I. Api Hopkins, Jr. were some of ' the l?'?n numbers rendered. "Jr vice Miss Annie Garrick spent the cbii week-end at her homo in Colum- cro^ bia. Miss Annie P. Boulwafe and her Mr? [guest, Miss Elizabeth McColKarh sub if WhitmirV, spent Sunday in Rock tUll. by ? Ev Mr. William Round is at home enj( from the ?.C. Camps in N. C. sen where he spent the past year. enj< IjJi ' * \ V... 7 tal.* * ? I COLUMBIA, SOIH" C. Mutual Life Ins. .1 k Holds Institute for Asst. Managers *- ? n keeping with their program staying: a step ahe ad. Tin- X "C. tual Life Insurance- Co., is'tonding a series 'of schjrxds and intutes. for their maaiagers and , ista'nt" managers, with an eye gleA -towards building: a sales ce second to none.. The second institute for the istant- managers was conducted the Columbia office on Monday, osday and Wednesday of this ?i: rri ?t * MiFse scnnois and mstitutare beingf.supervised by Mr. An- i i Day and other members >f the !. me oniee staff. Associated wbh . Day at this institute were Mr. W. Cox, agency director, J. T? leeler,' Asst. aprenoy director; i J. D; Louis, aprenoy. supervisor, tending: this institute were Astant Managers TL X. Eva.ns. lumbia: F. S. AT itchell, Green-1 le: Pt. 1L_DnUcpelwCbester: A. Clomment Jr., Charleston;' I>.' x Woodbury; Augusta: M. II. ?ho1s and J. S. Stanbhck Jr.. annah; Wm. "Gilliam, Spartan- ~~~ g: J. W. Brfstow, Florence. J. Redden. TTni -n- nut ATr Win. d Mundle, representing. tbe salforce of Columbia. >ix lectures were delivered daily ween the hours of R:.?,0 and, 4:TS7T ;?rig an hortr out at noon for eh. The second .'floor -of the lego Inn was convertod^irtto ^ nitory and served quite -n bit nrds making the institute more rry. . ' n honor of the agency director . \ 1 the instructoY-in-charge,. the tup was named t ho_' Cox-Day ans, president; Wire Gilliam, ^resident; D. IT. Rabeoek, SQfMTv: J.. S. Stanback Jr. corros ulinfr secretary; I). IT. . Whod*y, class po^t, chorister an f dean men; J. It. B dden.^hap! <in. p ["ho institute was brouglu - m-. a, , nax- oh Wednesday night in the ' . m of a conimenc.ojnont o-xcreise .the home oif* Manne r W,,. 11. . rvey. The program on this ocion was a minature college co?nneement. The classs will, hisy and prophecy were read. The r, ss oration was delivered by Mr. S. Mitchell. . . <i Jmall tokens of , appreciation ^ re presented to the' instructors ^ the wonderful service that they j, idero'J. ' .... billed full of instructions and vv fH+ation,?all of the men left ;\| iirs clay morn in g for tTfeifres- a t'l'" fh'ctrirtc, drtmnrniod tn hot enpry out ther assignments and Id a bigger and hotter company. _ _ . *11 i'HF, ,M.\RT;nm?wwA-T-Y ^ TiAlXlXO and lUvNNMTTS- ;l( ,'1IJ,E HI SCHOOL yLAVS' f'' ?he scluxTT -is making rapid jj ?\vth and is being lifted, to a ? her st-rtininnl yearly under tin7" ioient leadership ofl'rinciparTv Wright ami lus cb-workers. "he < L-vent.li grade has bevn? ' ying" .a very eolispicious place the school recently. T'nTy have r' n presenting, at the assembly iod >omo very very instructive n [ interesting programs. )n" April 1, the eight and nineth des rendered an excellent play p itled "What Xo Angeb Cake/.' ^ is Campbell, our II. E. teacher _1 5 directress. Ir. and Mrs. C. D. Wright and sters C. D. Jr., Thomas and A7.o Wright, Mrs. M. Simns and Misses Kaiser and Ernes e Williams wore, the dinner >sts of Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Malon Friday, April 5th. >n April 7, Miss Baker was usantly surprised, she had. as guests Messrs. W. Ii. Bush, E. Dicks <j.f Holly Hill and Mr. His Sumter of _?>umtcr. S. ('. lie in Bennettsville they wore "T dinner guests of Mr. ami Mrs. D. Wright. Ir. W.. W. Wittinnf Or;ttigi>-r: K >v?i> ci MMiur w <#ur srnuoi i >> April 11th, we are always ghul I have^ visitors <- " ' . . j 1J 'ho Bonn1 ttsville High School j Th Hw*nf the.host plays render-. I' on April l?t.h." ljy~Cla:'!in A-luVn- i of Oranjgcburg." The play was J j\ lam and Eve." 11 \was excoh=-j 1-i ,. Thr cant of characters y.cic : y very gopd. |"( fr. Wright and a group of his ' boys motored over to Hart?- y^ ? on April 12, to an agricultural j up meeting a?d judging con- j p; . I "F rrss J. L. Benjapiin, directress | music is very btfty getting in !' liness for her Muslrali"RfccitflJ 1 ch\ will be April fOtli. PElfiB A. M. E. CHURCII ?-j ? "i Re^^-.i ^. ^H4r4wlle Pastor -j 'ho.stewardess board No. 1 met r: 14, nt the home of the presi- y> t, Miss Carrie Amaker. The <<y t-prCsldent, Mrs. Laurina Mtirison was present. A splendid ivd attended the m^ojting. Visitwere: * Mrs, Maggie Charley, 1 i. Alice Jeftcoat, and (others. The Hi ject "What affect TBtes a Christ have tm a community," wa? led ' < :\ Rev. E. L. Gladden. reryone present seemed to have -T4 >yfed the meeting. The hostess red cocoa and cake. Quite an Li >yable evening wag spent. Hjjp j. . ' 1 f ('AKC) 1 ;i-N A. :-U'!77ni)A V. ri'xiK F]{Kin:ui<j< k TO SPEAK HKUE V > -?-? 'a ' ??? i * -I;; ; ? l 'i iVer'. 1; !'. . T~ . f |>; I:ii i vi r t !i i 1 mu 4-! I -I V*rw 1 ' i?t I * t' W I-*' 11 . i !': IX 1 1 r ii -i" w r 1 \11:i !*?! ? - !'?>??Tliil a: :?? . t;\* li;- :i;v i {?(A r Sv;>i)'.-. f, M U'JUi'. . . vain! ft > * wiiri MiiM*; \i;\\ S The weather was ? '?! :iri. 1 linv oyer the \veck-. i ; juui'l- A iiii' bad wcathc-r 1' Mntual So- \ 0-, cty. put ovi.r a w rl'ul pro- f, ram. They' raised hundred vonty-five dulh.rs a , -i iifty cents* i; c?l!.'cton.. B National Xi'tr!1!: Uo-^h Wbok a 'as ( l)'-i j vt-d ln-ri? -ponspred by . a< f rf:.' ft-J. Stnip'ki>r?h nrho- !it'i'?<ngO(l A t i-wondcrftH- Henfrh ! !'_!n Sun- A ;iy fii'iht?fi;M'f?ci.-aai ,n. Rev. S, T. lb';,.i n war' prin?.'ipn! ?tio?leer. Mrs. S. T. Benson. Mr. ad Mrs. A. 'rrrrr well. Mr." and h< [rs. J". C. Byrd a- 1 MNs Belle ' * ahnsnn.'pnyo sh r? talk-- on Sarij- '.y\ iry' coridit'ons. MtiPio by ' the sitlt clappcs. Wo \verc doT"'-!r ! to poo Mr. .T. ? Johnson on.the .'root nftor <sueh l[> hoT illness. 1? : 11 The "2-7 Club- }? >,.' Tuesday M'tbo 1 on'o of i Ty-r-TH*1.? The -topir* ^ 5oor:fioe'Si:fTo>''! " Was beautiful. djvnisM-.!. <*'.: ' n ddW 'pnrt waa *or>'.1. MlftS Fnnf rtou*s -how to . ovo<; "the prorrim < J .-X Dr. Grant of N< V.'crry wns_enll1 here tn attonil V. ' *.<*.\Toyner.:Mr.', n< . Johnson - was ). i' to see his "TT ilhri' wlyi v\ a* ; M hi? O<TR - or-' tii i:3 9 T ir \ \ X I' A - ?OF TIT liVLMKTTO VF.DH' I ; TO 00\\T\E IN OH A PINO L'::ui) TO 2.V n.- .1 . a1 r I'm :.'i (lie M |h.:i . S*... f .Dapti^t Chuvoh following \vhi' ' there will ho a Sj caliH's'flsTV nvnrr" program? Th^tpit Street. 'j?er -1 >r. l\ (i."Ti . lc? GeovtrotaiSTi. ipcr- IT. lio'c c \\lisyjij Florence. "P'M'.Hr'^iJopair S'jryory of the II:ni : "SoHa .VI/j.'C's". i|x i 1>m, Jt. K.il r Mclnneis.' ... ip* r--"(Jn%t ric in'.! Duodenal T'lrCr" , )tir Major Fpiiiii -tr ' limcal View r \vi:i)m:si).\v a tvli<* >l ( l:ri!> - . ! a^c fk i scnto1! in: Jackson, E. I!. 'Jturroisph:,. II. I". S tTjhv? Dr. S. .1. M;i.'onnkl, Sumter." Ionic Anti aUM*" It. .T. A. McFall, ' \Y EXES DA Y iMic Moct"n*r. M> St. Baptist Chi vitfr, X. ('.. " ?*-! speaker. IJccojr 10.1?. AT. to. a.A. m.>?-? , Tl'sTRSDAT MORN lie iSo-CAU* <1 T^i'y- -i-' i '-i i '....J:. ji. iic Iritfjjo Wrvrk" -Pf- 1'. K. Jorl<ins, Ct sox.'hs<nml??T??xitl.-".?l)v: I.^or Rsijk Oflicer. , ? V . ipi'r?Dr. I.ibbj" Trnkjns, Charleston, )onts-In n l't ptal. ( Mlicr- :in;l the Dei Seneca... . , Till BSD AY AF P. M. Piwhnveh, Sanatorium. 7 m apnos-i.s and Treatment of Childhood Instinct" ?r. Fvrttfat: icjf So. 'Car. M< lni? al A-<pcct iiC-L-ulh!/ iilu ** Tuboi ci Smith Carolina Medical vollopc. friii t.mont rtf I'nlipnnary Tubi'VC Director Piri<'havj>ii Sanatorium, iboratory I'M-ofcedurik. of Value in T Mi* V.. Bradhany \Vel}s, Internes i iEstfi * + ?APRIL :? ?. 1 '.K'") VW Atkins " ~^ r w .. ? . ~ -... * - '' *w% **-. -- * \ ''' " % * ;: : r / m ' 0 ilx ^ Ik JiSS X. t!io "flr>t. f\i! ri'il rn'ir .'I.irkvt, (i: jn >1 Ot.1rn11i7.yr of hH?- t lw (?"1 1'. i K * '?I .'.**(] qfC I. 11'?ai h :.')(> n'l-li I ' v. ' 1 h nil) c;i r I r tuple, 1 Hi 1 \\ ? !vitea' i>.'. St.1 A1! , who w.ll al-n reprirttnizo Bridges rangcbuiy. ' ' * MlCI'izaeih Gilliam is spend,I?r a few tlavs in Rock Will, S. C The S. S. at Bruce Tabcrtnac-lc . M._ 1C. Zithsreh- is-- pu'ttinp 1 new* life ami looking forwnr uvfrrtrvr-'ly Tbisfer. Mr. Maude 11'Wallace- and' ~SIi-< i'ie Johr^on, Mr. IIenry~WaHac< ad Little Ruth Byr ! wcr.t L<? Coir Grove Tuesday <?niglvt. to a Item LC school closing. Mis? Anna L 1> ram?, "teacher. pf-n't mis'- the '2-"7 Club; Tucg"ly nivht, Mrs, J.. J, Sim pities ~ -r - Mr. J. mi ^-Eun'. l.-i't?F*-i ulny -A\ r<n- Petri d, Mich... t-- -pend-s \v days*. ; Mr?. M try Shell ha* returnee Iter siM ndinor several weeks at iched ?? !(? of her hi th?T in Puruu. S. C. Mr. J anew AJ>>rystn <-f A-hev'lle, ;p?r hi? parent?,. Mr. and Hubert?Mr.ro- ; -; ] h**? Mr. "Roy Wallneo niofn?>>4? to la'-vlnbiirsr Tufcs .nj\ TTo imports pbrlsfjnt trin. On jh.y criVtlist, Mi*? l??\o .Toy. vi", F"<r*-rnn Dijrk^tt. erryj 0:11 iam, .Tamo? I.aw. and r. Tim.. A M ??" I i s kski O N " a, AS90CT VTIOX ' vru:sto\. s. <\ i n ixn rsivi: - 11"r" ' " vv ''1 rb by Dr. -T. TTos't. of OrriYiffvThfrir, uiobor al 1'iiMi's Hall. Smith St.. al and Trahiint* Soboobj-Ofmnon , i:op. and. Foot"- -Dr. T. At. ? .i row ': o-it nu'.'if- and rncc ro* lr. .1. A. Rol'iiMf-oti, Pail'iiK' i'i. I TKKNHON 'V.---|)r?. J. f. Hoffman. .T. A. C. oaPi'>pko. W. H. Miller. Sr. NKJHT rcli?.Dr. I.ee OtiK Mil'or, A?ho!~>ti Tor Ui;' a' Park's Ila'.l 1XG session - ~ >|unibia. S. C. >r, Ch rlo*-t< n . County Health . ? X r, itist Crof<l"?Dr. 11. E. Thomas, TKUNOOX - ? ' ? i!osC ChraTcston Co. . Tulxwculosis?Dr. J. T. Wflrinpr, '(i. College*. l'1' - i- JRoher-j Wilson, Dean ul is - Dr. Wm, Atmftn Smith, \iberenlosis??Mr. James Fouche, Pinehaven Sanatorium. A? T(FfHKl >1. K's. OF l?\ Rishop N<>;ih liy li:<- t :i.i- tiio-' nf yi.ir 11 a<f t h {' i : i,- f'.nn>; i I...; jiMil ? r. tf c w } : "t<!\ i ;i T': .1 vTirT'H I ?' ">|- Hi'V.-M * .''|V' ' V ! : V ! '! .. V ?'fv'.vst4 ??f )4?i. di- u'lit'.-; daltL Un up May D y.i'iin) Mr|i*i nnl I >a ! V; :iL< -'; a- taj a- |> ' \ A I ?!i\ > | i' V M'1" t*y. i- l.y 'fit -ai ! i :s ' wiiw!" ;:]? y tsr year trl jit-rHty:.' { : '.he j?{i-.jr;;t! ' v | ! Ka :? i's Day, Child)en's Da\ ami 'I'M it \ya-'' i! y:t>y watte? for my' " .< ' !!( ..'.he !a-' hvn ]tTr';tllvrf: fni-nth " h :'yiy mi? ti it hiV? ' it * [hi |n-r tin.*-, an.'11 i": ' 'V'] " :< I'ttf!-;. I v.a .What a \* iiiiii' tt 'ij it uvi'tp v>n-iHt* !.. mi' rkat any nn -AvwrJU; tajfto-juadc y-ar l"i a si-iiii- I !ik< ilia". 1 ' i-*lY'. !'ivil y<>:iJtr fitsll ]*' -del' ?' U"1 i peak if y- u kti am I then havl?. vi'whjii > '*> l ave .knocked. you \\;! - h 7.V. r,n,- . '-d'hr- toy ' iffil'- .-; ,v?-r-if y iim! Uie *.Vl'i-K:air M'-thodisi FTi ' ' ' ( rdinil 1?? ?:? | f V ' Slimmer School At !r State College To- tl Run" Six Weeks June l()r July - 191 Dean I\. W.'.llrvon, IMv. 1).. J)ir<-*cti?r, As-isf?\| by Hui!ula*> SfuM" anil Outstanding . (i'lust ; . - . In. tmetorsi Oraiigeliuig, Apr. T.?: Tliv official,,^ avium.! ce.oe.m f the Summer , Si' s-i'.-n :(t . S'tij+c _ College ilist;*1 *1 1 lean Kirkluml 'W. (Ire* n, M?A..' { l.'h.Il;, US I !!l'?;<t<"lV] >V. ( f l'CC'f] C"! I U'S ' Tn Soa'th Carolina from -our- -i-ter *uUu, North-' Carolina. with a ' * "\vCalth,'iif i xpi.rierce gairie'i' fu the . unu.UJV-.. hoofs ??? . *that . state, --v.-hi r-* h?* served as director. of. ' 1 0 , ! I,: I'?viand - I -> II! s. ? t >tje <>f U:r hew features, cir.thii--j ssiojl wiil 'Ik- a course, in airri-> . . ul:uve to_.lv. taught out', at 'the. new re; reatPmial camp .Ac tied and J >P~'rated l.'y vocational men and N. i.-? * c> r* .i .? i /*/? . ^ i . v . iH),y-. x nc otrtctaf -open iu- nf .lr* oamp occurs next Fri: leader# in all waller ; .if.life all oveif the South oast are , to attend this inaugural oocasioii; ManX* outstanding visiting- in ? -trustors will Verve m the faculty. ? .i-hriv .Ha- o- f"ilo\v: . 'Mr>'R. \V J 'Mi-CJirt. Pi Lneipal the Robert ' Smalls lligli School, B<aufontr; Mrs. 1). Pearson; profit s-'or of Fducal;c;ii'.at Claflin: Mrs M. M. s'n-.p "'kins. State Health Worker; Miss -H-k?\V I::iIo\."-1'ndosur -of Mathe- . ' matic. Claflin and Miss "Gladys Pi';'nias'. Professor of Bennett Col-' r- li.-a"- .Green b->rxu hLrC . s i- Special -courses designed t<> aid all Ujichers an i professional poo pi.- tvili be offered including ' eotinhes in physical education" i(-\vimroinj? .vide from, standard-.i: - courses t'o' degrees- In all major!' :./? i-ioiis. ' ' [ r\.. t..~ in f .i ? a.--'Vt t v.Mi jni"c iu, reieusirauon win nc| ir'ih in White Hal!.' S':0O A. M. to ! u J ' '.'III I' li ?"' ! from -n a P M - . \ * I '111 i 'i\. . r : Uliellt til 111 facility , "'"v important announcements 'at < [ 12:30 P. M. " - " ~ Itoffi-t: ation lot- full eivtlit ch's- ; , i s .Jure 17* The regular schedule i ilU.--.-t - lies: in a:- -Tt'Ul JutK- 11. .i an! sneer ilaily i xcepj S.irVlny nr. le?s otherwise designed. r For r1 mn'iu:':. a-i ecr p: mil v. : : be given by. the t acn.lt v ~oon aSur i ft!,.- K., M - lowed by nnnu r"..??? : h..;- ?? p * ' A > 1 with a --v. :vT.:T"."e T" " 1 '! :? ? 1 .ynt . a : . e.i <.f t? v.- ' nis courts will affor i ph nty ' opportunity ft exuivi-- oil balmyT' ft : r.i < !: ' < tut-taml'iie; kvtasvr-. su.il' eon-. ' ' i'l'i't a!;ti1. l.avi luen enjageil to : . l oinote piof .<i(>nal improvement ' while the annua! alumni p'iav. ' ' .1 - Cill'iillii ivrtiWi', ' ~ . . J ? * ( " ~1?^ l_ 7TT3 m?71 1 ivitKe v uy ULCjpensor Keauty Contest ".f:nifrr" M ao Daniels \Vins Local ' 'Contest. Bessie Mention Cap-* rP tures Second IMaee. . 1 Janie Mae Daniel- won fir*t I place" 111" The I'alineTTd Dead- r'T 1 Local Bathing Beauty Contest which was held at" Lake City H School April 15. 1 Bessie Mention was runtu'r nip t with a very close niacin. < The judges were asked to pick l or.ly the first, two?Winners, there- * fore the percentages of the ot'her i beaut Uifi- wciL mu- annuunced. The < judges included Dr. and Mrs. Mas i ] on , of Kingstree, Miss Ro^j Rcid ( of |the Kingstree lligh^ School, t Miss Naomi SwaiD, Nurse of i Berkley County, and h<?Y sister. j > . ' 1 "Miss Lake City Contest. i The highest number of'votes in. Mis<v I>ako City Contort were sold T by Miss .Tanie Mae Daniels. Miss * Bessie' Mention wa? also runner i up in this contest. ' J The competition between these < two girls beitig so keen, it is om 1t hope that both of, these girls will J so? the^'irpitnt C-ittit- ch.ring the , " -Palmetto / Leader's State Wide ! . Contest^ ' ??_____ I c A reception is being planned' for the/girls who participated in t / I "~;m( k: r) t tints S0 Til (CAROLINA ~ i W. Williams ^ t ; .. note .'hi- lia-'.-r Da\ Money Vpu :_( ( pw-puM - uiil)< ;uly t<. turn v t ' 1 ' "K al- _ TiTtii'k-' 1 i- |??. h ! ) ' and "Illy li ' ? I i.ilr'..1'- ?' }. !' >! ; you, - f iv, tK<^?|>iidtaaLa\f:dcei:intr and n .your salaries and h-caV church y Raljicp, and Dollar Money. v iblc. you wake a. drive ?' .get all fonUu'cricAmeiit, :o a< Id have a - . >rk>usly and \vivh ea-1 ? My ex-" iai when I had my Founder- Day, Ueation M"ney all vut of ill", way rt l ai.'K t-aia.y aim -UK.i.if jjiunv-y. (""mfrrenc'-.?btrt wh?.-n I. Jailed to ii.m| it f'ir'other loca! rimreh purj.unin:V<] iit lh/' "In- t < f tin- . year, nvjn A!! !'.'V.'iiv'c) >itv. It . in iriv nv at lo'a-A One Jn^jlar a . ;';r ^elt-kil: li'ii-t AlYk-an Afothoda iv-jx-uso jav'i! ablo to your app t(. tr<i buck- to the people to sup? 1 fin: that you w il have a tough urt'h. thi 11 you can aticid to no->st. ~ y your In,-hop?, .. ..j_ y >.u.\ll \V. \V 1L hi A .US. ? ?? Fuberculosis Program 1 launched In Richland County t <miii( v '|k?!th-'oliici'r fvin*!! . ' Ij nil S'upjiorl * ... . ^^ TTTr~3'.:',^.unst ' ni.n . -?>r> A'. R. jl-.altii Officer . for i liivl.iiin ; x. <Vu.nty .in an adui at ho f>i..al. lft'iil-o.i niontr.iy uie'Ottig op- iin-i.iamf .teach -i s ;* A.nvii a-ivvti, ' J i .- A many of vou lyouki ..kill a_ chip; for $'1U0?" ' ? >?.atr. tios giving -tlie ?/.uinber of ilcaihs lVom yibireulos-ia among Negroes i;. iP.ch.afiJ ami t'hu pivb ........... w. ji ur -acuvu -ta.s? " ' -ii i 'i >. . r-oi tii alii- : i-.?u, list- tit'.ousc \fcro DW Bail v:rc-.<suu the iinpui* tance of. an Huonsivc tub- rculusls aino::,': .V g: ,f- m Kd-h aim because oi-.: he iiieiik-nv.e i the 'iisoa-c a:i-i ep.pjiatiully. stated. thai , ' ~vhu--4 year every. psp.il and teat:.- "* L'r .liiu>; lake' lay tUbercy.ihi lest, , iuitl :) nvcL'ssuiiy, x-iay anil * phy- "*, sii-al 0\an)iliaiio':':s .n a:i effort io trace the diseaM to its lart vusttgiv Ul the .euuiitj^-By k-^i-iative aet, the .Stale-of .-'oath' Carolina provide* lor the pretention oi its ptip | uti .with ta!_^ ryul >si- cr other infeciiuli-.? ?. >oe i . i/.H? 111 ; 1 the public school y ut ix- .atate, .The. net 1 tir? her ivouirCa thuv niiy person applyrrrg> for the ilrcrr of ~ teacher 111 Hie tJ-bhe seiiuois wm?r ir*t sgcuiv ' jl * liCK 1. ll FT'iiioaTu t't'oiu a reputable physician slat- lii?u that - ,'U.iii person has not an uy active iiiiociiuUiS su.igo of tuberculosis or any. other disease. Dr. Bail said that'if a teacher hav-'' ir*C tuberculosis should ri:s<-u>e and - yn-e the death of a pupil sue has kjBed.that child for the amount of salary paid hcr loi^lhat year. ^ ; : r The UftvhiTr wore keenly inter- 4? luste'd *i:l tiie model of a portable, demountable shack made by Dn, Ball. These, shucks are*to btr usetfc ' i?* house tuberculosis* patients who :ani>ot get "space, at* the sanatoruin*. Dr. Bail explained that break iug :h" contact or keeping the -jck away from the well is a most important means of decreasing the , death rate from the disease. The, 'i'.i* i al?fur . :n ?m?> hack.?cor t*. u' Th?y "wh, the first oiu is being given. by Mr " citron, one "of. Columbians' leading uoouad y >m?qo.toiu ojns.>;oij!\\ tage of .the seal sale funds will ....... ?? > v.j i.iini-t-u iiumu'- r. rsiiire die di-oasc is so '.vidospre-ad and die it < () i; <}> i. ,us j> h.-i.iv- .. d that individuals and organizaLtinis?uruomc white?aim Negro- ?? e'!'oap> l.dii'sv?t-hs-?tot i . d IftB >d by Mr. Citron. ; -.ThrU. ~fTii . -Xagr-* pep,:. L'ltioli will giv?? Dr. Ball o::.;- huni-i;d' per a j; cooperation in this, matter is $ho\m by the fact -that [hoy asked to cooperate by taking Infinite stand. in the program and the full responsibility of running , th< ir *cal tale. The amount of interest. created by the Richland Ne? gro -en! sale committee affiliated . i with -the Richland Anti-Tubc-rouosis carried the Negr.o seal sale from an aTproxirpate total of fory dollars in 1 t?f>2 to.over five him ired dollars in 10^4. A part of these funds are paying for the ser rices of . a, Negro tuberculosis mrso, Miss Jennie Trozovant, who offers beside care and eonnCort.to ffeFsons who are down wtih tho lisease and instruct^ families how1 :o prevent of cheek the spread of nfoction in the home. She alstf idvjses persons who may have tftbereulosis to seek examination it the Richland Clinic hCid at Colombia hospital' five- days eacty Dr. Rail was introduced to tho rroup by Mrs. Andrew W.- Simcins. director of No,pro program, South Carolina Tuberculosis A<-ap jiiiion. ^ he local cntesfcr Proceeds. from -dj his affair will go on the expenses We feel that sdeh an Occasion as his, is ednem:?'