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" VOL. XI?NO. 17. / C. C. SPAULDING PIi L IFE ^ ~~Tuskegee Institute, Ala., April ?Most of us look back with u -J great deal of .pleasure upon certain anniversary days we have cole brated, said C. C. Spauldinjj, here "Sunday as he lookup out over the eApanslve . and- tnmrrriftit~ijfroumts of Tuskegee Institute, green and v' verdant from the warm spring rains. "But few of us" continued the I financier who finds time from his business duties as head -of-4.he N. | C..Mutual Life Insurance Company 1 thd greatest financial institution _ in-'the -.group, to serve as chairman of National Urban League Economic Council, and is something of an edieator also, being a # member of the Slater Board, as well as a trustee of Shaw. -University, while last week he was .. c II-...:... 1 II-: iatu n ui ucivru OI nuwaru Uliiversity as well, "have ever been ? present on an anniversary occas 1011 as impressive or as important as the founder's rtay eXcn cises at Tuskqgee institute tVi'itf year. 27 Years Observation "Tuskegee is one of the great forces in" American IIfor I have ir been visiting it for 27 >ears, beginning during 1 In- 1 i.t?l' Hunk'i" T. Washington. When lJr. Mo ton succeeded t)n Washington, I continued to" couie and have enjoyed close association with liini, I have noted throuirh the yo&rs iiow Well he has built (Ju' foundations Mr. Washington leftk how - the 'plant, the faculty and the student body grew until todad * they are the greatest of any ' educational ""institution among us with an endowment fund, to maintain it of between six or seven million dollars. ?. . "One e&nnot held hut be impressed by the way Tuskeg<c> has carried on even in the face of dc? preskion and?1 outside turmoil. ^ The impro'vements constantly .boding made, the manner in which thc plant is-kept up, the way the busi i\ess committee recently installed, the budget . bureau which checks every expenditure and the executive committee which during Dr. Moton's recent illness has kept this giant venture moving forward, have functioned, is little short of marvelous. \ Race's Greatest-Business "For after all Tuskc'gee is? nothing less than one great' business, j and considering its capital investinept4fcMa-ihe .largest business in the race. I. smile when I ?have heard people criticize Dih Mot on Tor serving as? President of the National Nqgro ttusinf'fts League - - - because he vvas iiot a business man. lie is not only, a business man but ??the head of one ot the. soundest banks conducted by t he rflce, the Institute Savings' Bank. In fact. Dr. Mot.un has been our biggest busine ss'man. Suggc-fts Back to Farm4, "Few can estimate the great good Tuskegee has been to oui ""race. There are its hgad quarters for scores of farm extension agents and home economic work ers wlm-h working under T. -M. Campbell of the U. S. Department I 'of Agriculture are the advance guard seeking to improve the ( status of the 537,000 , Negro tenant farmers of iihv suutil, the tm'-n ahd women farthest down ' hi Ainerica.' Many of these folks 'accustomed. to farms fled to cities, Appeal To The Public _ Orangeburg, S. C. April tax mor. . Dear Co-Worker: . In cities and towns where we have clubs, letters hove gone out 10 many iniyresreu menus ;tn.\ public-spirited citizens requesting that they enter our list as annual "subscribers^ of one dollar each, to t. ggppovt pn/i?rnnintynance of 1 the WilkensOn Orphanage,at-'C-ay> \ ce, S. C. We have explained how ** " 'very urgent and necessary-it is to t supplement the amount given year \ ly by the' Duke Foundation if we s would peet such pressing needs ,as food, .-lothes, bDoks, shelter and Superi ntendent's salary. vVe noi lieve .horoughly that there are any 1 number of loyal South Calolinana " " who will be glad to help take care -i ? *of the orphans of our -group under 1 this simple plan. i > What we desire now is that our '1 Club workers throughout the. Stftty 1 will follow up these friertds prompt 1 ly and wotk the campaign'to sucms; Our annual meeting -will %e 9 held in Columbia May 17-18-19, I and as our needs arc exceedingly pressing, we are asking that subscribers pay their 1035 installment of one-dollar now. Let us work quickly, fatihfully. with sincere devotion to the children of our race. \ 'ours for "Lifting' As We Climb," .fariOn B. Wilkinson CampaigjT Commw^ Etta B. Rowe, Secretary. WT \r9IJTH NIGHT AT ITNIO>T BAPTIST CHURCH The Young People Musical Choir -No. 2, will render a musical prtrgjam Sunday night, at 8 p. m. The pltgram will be augmented by lofcfi^talents from the various church kmf the city. The public is cor frw invited. A P *W. E. Witherspoon, organist ?^ Rev. L. C. Jenkins, pastor. . _ "w " 11 - ' ^ " ' fill ) 1?In mil i i ii- - - u ? tORES INTO Z._ J 1 ,T FAMOUS SCHOOL but conditions now would suggest the wisdom of them having ( followed I) i". Washington's historic t advice.of "Let down your buckets ii where you arc". I want to reite- ' . rate that, advice and mm> our pee "pie are" standard in the citi if they can find a way, to ,<? back to tlie farms. . "The trustees of Tusker I . just elected a member school's faculty., a yo> ?? ^ v of the TOskegee far V ae f presidency- of the i, He ^ is Frederick Douglas. ,erson. This action should be a s aulus to .j faculties the country, over. It ^ -hows that there is always room at the top.1 . Pa rises Patterson . 11 "After a careful analysis of the ? character of I)r. Patterson, I * find the chief attributes seem to be a clean christian character, fine ^ preparation and training, a spirit trrf 'coop'Tfition and [consistent F "steady hard work. Neither his'as- 11 -sotnntes rtor himself had~an inklnijr of the honor and opportunity which J was fo cHme to 'liini. It came ^ . purely as n result of merit and thc^ -*> nearly. approval which I have ' hi Mi ll mi i-vitv s-i ill, <ivpriii 'ii-v| hy - his towd'Htcrs a.? well ur. those who -i were , his superiors in rank, con- h videos me that the trustees acted v with great wisdom. I revelled in "P his, clear cant modest yet courage- a o_us talk when he was introduced f in the chapel as the'new president v "In?defiifite hmguage-spoken-sim^ d, ly.f" he - jneknaw lodged, full appre- u rial ion of the responsibilities plac- s c*d upon him by his post in which. u ho followed two of the greatest |, men the race has produced, but he f said, "I accept the challenge to 0 carry on the "great work pf per- ( petuating Toskcgee as an instru- s ment. of service to the pobple. r Kelly Miller , - s I J "Another interesting event this ,, Founder's Day, was to hear the uddre>s of.' l'rof. Kelly Miller,, who s paid the finest of tributes to ' Hooker T. Washington and Robert R Moton. " Dean Alilher said he had ? . been a staunch opponent fo Dr. Washington's ideas for- 25 years (; hilt had' Coine to realize, that the v . sage T>f Tii-kegee was right. I j r could not help but wonder "as I a listined, how much Dr.. Washing- ], tptiwould have appreciated hear- < frig. ."hfs' words. "Dean Miller said,'4 nK-n usual- ^ ly fall out about things thdv"Know ^ least about; "X wonder if this j could be applicable in- any sense to the situi)tiop. at Howard Uni- ' versity ? ' u The great medical clinic being held at Tuskegee this week is an j .a hoc of thi* i'\t"n--;"ii^?of?the? a oi k at Tuskegee which has grown r at the John Andrew Memorial hos ? pital of the school under Dr. Mot- ; on and Dr. Eugene Dibble. J. IT. c G riff hi of Hainbridge', . Ga., is Vpresident this year. JOO doctors u are gathered from all over ?the country for an intensive'wee-h of ? post graduate study under , the ' tutelage of, some of the brightest '' mituls; iti nieilic,irttr*inTTl~surgeriy in 0 tip. country.* The benefit to'Ne- t gro. health niust be enormous. * It. It. Moton chiefly responsi'- 2 ble for the establishment of the great United States Veteran'**-hos- r pit sal located next door to Tuske- j gee upon ground which the insti- i; (Continued page eight) George Morris Dies [ ' >] George Morrism well kfiown anil 4 old citizen of Columbia died'at the home of his son, T. J. Morris, 171G j Pulaski ist. Monday, April -8, he 1 has been in bad health for about -1 throe months. _ 1 At the time when it seemed that c was- getting better lie end fame unexpected. t f lie worked on one job for Mrs. * S. S. Boylston, X29 Richland St., t for 20 years. ' ( The funeral was h<ld at the 5 home of his son on Wednesday, 1 April 10, at 1 o'clock before a large . lUimblT iind friends The Rev. J. C. Anderson, pastor of -1 "Sidney Park Church, presiding. Aftijr which ho was luid,to r<est in the Randolph Cemetery beneath a beautiful bed of flowers. , lie is survived by two sons, Mr. 0 S. Morris, Washington, I). C., and ' Mr. T. J. Morris of Columbia, one n daughter, Mrs. Agnes Gill of Char . lot te, X. C? two sisters, Atrs. Mary: " "Martin of Columbia and Mrs. Isa- * bell McKenzie of Los Angeles, Cal- > iforhia, and the following grand s children:. Ruth' Wilkins, Catherine K Morris, Harriett Morris ami T. J. c Morris, Jr., his twife, Mrs. Harriett > Morris' preeeeded him to the grave 1 i J2Ar vears ago, c . , ? ? ? ? _ r Candidate For Sec'ty. a - ? * r ' Prof. 8. D. Rickenbacker* prin. ? Bamberg Graded School and eandi- 1 f date for secretary of Baptist state 1 convention, which meets next week I C in- Florence. On motion of Priof. I , \V. R. Bowman, he was endorsed ii by the Scottish Rite Masons of a South Carolina; which recently r held its meeting at Orangeburg. J Mr. Ri.<*kenbacker is very popular a in thp lower part of the state, his j u 1 many friends are hoping he will a : be elected o.n the firs t ballot ;> at, i Florence,-,1 ; ' ' 'mil JCOLL'MBIA, SOI," KAMPBELLGRAMS ?""Stephen"C. Campbell The executive board of the Bupist convention will meet at 4 p. -m U "he auditorium of Trin'P Bap. "hurch, Florence, Apr. dU . J|^Aye?nbi^_Mli be pLCMJUZG. -aborts anCT"te~ appraise the t fy ol' the work done by~ this ^ d of men elected to carry out -w program and to formulate lanS "ultd organizations for the . hole Statu.?No pastor is barred 1*0m these meetings and it is a ine place bj see men in action. The president will outline his rograivr. fqr^a greater State Condition, where will be gathered very pastor, every church, ever> ssociation and every union meettig, Explorers will have theii harts to show that it can be done 'ioneers will have their ideas all worked out and will show thai The Fbrgotten Rural i'astor" is 10 longdr willing to let the "city rasters" preach all the big screens. , ? _ - Principk'sandpTahs, mi cans arrc nethods, men and money, will tave their say. When it is over ho convention?wrtH be re:u.y tc unftion. i w./.i-ii-.. r?Ti; I i ?i? - ? . ^ W?lyaiuvia ijuuiui he constitution far authority foi lis plea for Morris tollege and il vas an able plea. I want everj lajjfor to consult his conscience nel make a strenous effort to conu o the convention, if you have lit falk. Official connection forbid im s all read the constitution for in piration. When Daniels makes ar appeal and talks about how in r>ves his babies, he is shying'truly lis association is far ahead of lots if ours in the support of Morris lolloge. I doff my hat to the Jerualem Association. If I was pernitted, I would tell what every asociation is doing for-State work *Io, I am not a radical. I am nion f a fool than a radical. They call d Jesus a fool, Paul, Socrates Newton,. Fulton, Marconia, Ford nd lots of others. The wheel o] irogTess jhas "always been pushec y fore seeing Fools. Have you ever been to Morris 'ollege? Do not go to Florence without going by Morris" College la've y >u ever wrote Dr. Starks letter of appreciation for his abors at Morris and at Benedict*! lit down and write him a long nice etter and let him and "Ma Starks' :now how nuiOh you appreciate vhat "fheybrreTe-a7Td are eloine lave you ever written Prof. Pin on ,a nice letter nn 1' told him hov dad you are iof his work? Lov< inoxpressed will heeome compress^ d and will egress. Turn youi ove loose. What are you reading: thif nonth? What have you read late y? I have just completed. "Oni Tuiidrod Projects-fnr The Churel yehool." "Buildin? A Workinq Church'' and T am half way thri Pushing to The Front." "Lift Jcpjns<?jt Forty" was good. Fran! Stewart put me on fo this. Masse< fas a good book on The Ten Great, st Chapters in The Bible. >'ITorc hey are read th^m: Gen. i, Kev 0, Ex. 20. Tsn. .5.1, Luke 15, .Tohr 4, Acts 2, Hcb. 11, T Cor..15, Ttev 11. This is a fine book. "To all of y>u who have writter pp your _ interest in- Kampbell rrams, let me tell you that youi vords feed my mind every week - just c.iit lint help but hear yoi iav "Let me see. what Kampbell rrams are saymgr I am learnlm tell "the truth more often riianks. Tell the editor how muol rou enjoy them and ho might givi rre a raise in mv eeo. I owe Kampbellgrams ts-? Dr. .7 Roach, Dr. J. J. St arks, Prof. I Pinson and all the trustees o dorris ^Tlollepre. The issues o 9.10 of Kampbell^rams cay:y lot f comments. After running tho race, we wil ome to the end May 1, with al eports, and with recommends1 ion. then we will start the vae< 'or the women in June and the S 3. and P. P. U. Convention " luly. Runnintr was emd exerc1s<j Allen ^enSiFsTTcrT^ Press With Annual L'Horizon the first year bo<d f Allen University, went to pros? his week according to Miss Jua lita, editor of the annual. Only a limited edition of bool s beiPf? printed, M. -RobinsPr rated", and the m "labors of th? lenior Clatffc of Allen, whb art ponsoring the venture-are'to b( ivtfvn t fircf ruvfJw?V? * Vw?. hase of copies. ' While the ..seniors are directing he affair, the faculty and ever} lass at Allen are represents rietoriaUy and graphically in tin .nnual. The photographic work for th< mblication was done by Roberts * udio and the engraving by t 'arolina Engraving Company ^he books are being bound by tlu Carolina Trade bindery. Those associated with Miss Robnson in putting out "L'Horizon' re: George Richardson, bred liar ison, Alfred Butler, Robert Floyd ohn Hart, Nellie B^lle Bnrlon nd Agues Hilderbfand. The farlty advisors are Miss Sadie Green nd Mr. A. W. Ramsey. Messrs foward Holmes and - La\vrenc< livers are teghwical advisora^ > , ? hopv Til CAROLINA, SATURDAY, THE LAST CALL --Bear Baptist. liictlmn; This our iiqal reminder to you that on the night ol' .May I j, in . Trinity Baptist Church, T'lor ho* , .every loyal, seU'-respet^iny ' iv.iu hi, oded olio ol" you is ixpj'i 1?r?rrr" i <lu your duty Jiiy Morris 'Odn-tje. \ Out 's is a wonuclTul uppoi unity . Fo ~tkunon -irate tile stull <>l:1 of. ! whichivtrit' P~1 Vt oLied. Let a - an.! ou( like men. ~~~T? "There was a company, ol "jd i- l'.rs .awaitniy an order to a<r. 1 tie .. commanding * oll'icer ..-am; > .deii you see Winn. Wu. have to do loll see the ho.ties uh bur buy to 1 ijte gap. Ill turn toy back i?.i .a. t nitnuie. Every 'ipan >vlio go wiln me to t;u><5 that ground-will step oh pace'out ot the Turk. lie . turned, \(aiti vi, then laceu hi.-' T, I uktnri. Tlie line was still unbx ! "Will none oL' you come"he , said.. - ??A Aft-dee "tame uu'f-ot' tin.1 I1;1 : Sir, wo have ufl stepidd I iff" ~ 15ai)t~0>i ehin en, you .see "Tr :;;n 1 wis.have to do. Vuu see lie vi -r-. ? H'.s aiM III' ' perils loo. u> r in?w our heai .s in prayer, u ill eve 1'y brother Who Will go, -e'e cu I" Tn [Tie l alius TIT .sile'* > a > W ill the line be unbroken, if. .i<?yt ally to .Uonis C ollege .' , (i. Goi11g,s Ilanie'l J To The Baptist - 5 L?-Tlrutherhood Oi ! South CaroliTrar ;. Wo now stand op tho? thr< jj<?IG' . of the lilty-sevoiith annual session .. ot-oui- great Statu Convention. . Just a fortnight and this session will bu history. 11 ore-to-tore w'e , havti mentioned our Candidate for the treasurer . lot' this eon volition ( and in this issue. -we only want to use the words that the Jcwi h old-' p ers said to Jesus when they wanted I Hinr to go heal.the Centurion* servan, when those elders. apjuoached s Jesus and toli.< Him what the <Vn'?. t u r: on want ed" ITTev added. "1 I r "WOrtliy for lu>~ loves, our natjuii." : W'e call ti llt llfill 1 v nnnle r It.iun ; words to vur candidate, Rev. II: \V. ' I). Stewart we can say Ihe i.s wur> thy fov he loves the cause, and ' principles fur which the convention ? stands. lie is a lover anj-L-Hipport- . . Cr of-Mot?is rolle^e ami has pro. ven.it not in words only bat in j deeds and in truth. Last year ? when the convention met in Col "IIM/Iil IIV 1 ^ 111 UUl (lull1 IU clL' tend but you who wore present _ _oiil4?remember?that?he??Jiii-' check for the support of the Cori vention. 'and $5.00 for tlie Morris J College lkdly. ^ There"""!?- not a t Time"wbetV thy'V-all is "make for r Morrh-7~f,o11ef*e hut what he Onswi ers either with his-own personal1 1 money or with a report fom his : ehiieh'os. "ITq is worthy he loves v the cause;" ^Hoping ^ tewneeand > Florence, May l*t. I remain sin-. . eertly, - , ' J. .H.,LEWIS. Darling ton I )elclicates r New Church r. " Kcv. Ed. A- Spann. l'astor On Sunday. April 1 t. 1035, mem i bers of Friendship Uapiist Church ? Darlington, S. C., hold Dedicatory _ services in the new chmvh huili.'ing on Chestnut St." ' A huge crowd witnessed these f exercises. At 10:15 Sunday mornf ing Sunday school was opened, a Supt. John Candy and Ids teachers conducted the lesson. Services be1 gan at 11:00 with Rev,-?Ed. A. 1 Spann acting" as mast, r of care monies. Deacon Stuckv > short history of the church", mat ing just how it was fir-t organiz1 ed with a membership of 92 with Rev.. W. M. IljAvard nk-the pastor,, ~IT??v TTnvvnrr] sent in his resierna> j tion quite unexpectedly verv much j ; to the surprise of the people. j On Sunday, Oct. 7, 1934, Rev. : i Spann was sent to the members ' as a gift from Cod. A financial} . .drive was at once starter, and the church was moved into new quar tors in a course of seven months, f The lot was purchased during Rev. Howard's administration, and > the $100.00 netted in the drive was . used for building funds. Work.. men began to labor on the new building on the 12th day of Feb. r 1935 with Mr. G. P. Candy as con tractor, and Mr. Rright Keith as i foreman. Mr. K&ilh stricken " unexpectedly, a no Mr. Richard Cannon nreceeded him as foreman. About, five skilled laborers worked on this building each day, and donated one tenth of their weekly [ earnings in b?half of the church. The structure was completed in 60 daVs. The pulpit was donated by > the Friendly Circle Club, and the ^ other accessories were donntedl by the Spa'nn family. Dr. F. M. Rook or pastor of Saw Mill Baptist . Church was chosen to deliver the Dedicatory sermon. [. Sunday at 5:30 p. m. "Mt-s Louise . Frank, president of the B. Y. P. TT. ? (Continued on page r" 1 _i ... . ,1. . .-I ?~V~?~ I APKI [7 27, 1!):)5 B.T.W. High Presents J no. W. Works Choi us Booker Washington High School .will present the John \V. Woik oi' Negro spirituals oil Sunday, May [>, at 5 o'clock at the CqIuui.btu. Township?Auditorium. I'.i;i-s chorus of boys iind girls of tiie upper grades of the high" school lias in it about two hundr< d voices. The group has taken its name from John W, Work, of Fisk Uni versify, who ,is vitally interested in Negro spirituals and who -has done much work in collecting unci preserving these old Negro folk songs. The-, chorus is under the .direction of Mr, J. Andrew Simmons, principal 'if Bookker \Ya-hington High School :ind also a nro, of the Fisk University School of music. A silver offering .will be taken. The public is cordialy invited to attend; ' * DR. IU_.W. MANCE TO Sl'KAlv Second Calvary Sunday'4 I'.' M. - Tdve^retfs Club ..ff SecomlCaT vary Baptist Church will, have. its regular monthly meetmLr. Anril 28, 1035.""The guest speaker will l.e Dr. It. W. Ma nee. lie will speaK on a topic concerning health. The public is coruially invited to attend.? ; ?22?1 Youth Accidentally lyills Him sell Dr. MflU'r's Son Severs I.eg Artery With Bullet ?AslcLville, X. C. Kdward Wallop Miller, 11. who 'accidentally shot liims'tHf ahnul 0:30 I;<->1 night at the home .of his father, Dr. L, O. Miller. \vell-kn>>\vn physician, died in a local hospital ab ut fi o'clock this morning. Tli.o. hoy was reported havbeen playing with U'38-cabbrc tv* tel. . It?disehii trcd>*. and the bullet severed an rirt'Ty mr.r the right Knee. I.oss oi ulna. \v;is largely responsible for his. (loath. 'I.Jis parents wore away from-homo attending' a church service.Surviving are his. .n.iiV . -. 1 a brothers. Leatus'an-T QnvV.ti.nk Milder: a sister! Bail a? a I.eo Miller. ;t struhmt Tt ~Ta 11 a' i c mroll?, Tallad' p-a: Ala., and his g. a.alp '1 vht T. V. and.-\liplet*JMilier, of Kmnia station. . ~*~ When he shot himself the youth', who Nvas a Boy Scout, vainly at-Uanp.tod jo-stan. lire, tin w oI'/lnn'od^nr fashioning "a loin <-r in h'is l>elt. He called to. his Wot hers ymiiiffi'v man no, to sunmwn aid*, (Apparently: he. wa? ttc-'u* <U:atli when lie reached the ho.-'pilah-Officers took him there. lie' W.VS f '1"I1"I"T ViP (bin* Epiycep.il chimiph, and of the !>A jf-ade at Strptrcn'-I.ee 11 i-_rh school. ' 'His father, bppn and rearem in Asheville,"Iters "at "25 'Ooliej>" st. I)r. Benjamin Hubert To Speak At (Jeer RbsenwaTd in Bel (on. Third Annual Maty Day ami Field Day I'roK/am. 1 lorothy Woods to" he (F'een. Supt. Il"ller on l'rojt'aiu The? a!),!- V| ..r that v. j,t-,i th'* -organization of a community Fair. at. tl( Ueei -Rost-mvaiij IInrli Sflioolj"~BeTfffi ; a-.v also the i>sevvanee cf?"'! first?--Mtty?ntrd Field Day th county. HoTh Tim -F.ai; and Mrf\ Day pr w togica 11 y put :of tile 'de.-ire to link. -m??re closely the -Vhool,- home, .and community, and in mli'st all in mi" iti at ev'f t:: who e ultimate - objcct_\yj a n orr enlightened community inter--.- 'rd in health, peace and progress. *fl*a.*h year a< the program. lia ;-n xnan-Ted the interest and appreciation have ghown. The obi rvanee this year promises to eelin-c any hir:g. I?eftire attempted. itijr,? ?p'ont':<t wilj ?inLa*jMu?Lull.-tlu- cu atlo?. The <?rntoricnl Contort promise* of participants from other schools. There will he a fashion review by f?irls of the. Home Kopnomies Department :m>( a pa Remit by- the Goer-Rosenwal; Chapter "f the Now farmer? of South Carolina. Prpfv .1. ('. I toller. County Superintomhnt of lviuea1'ion 'nroRr w rn?:si* n il iirsnip rn scjv ??ls <>-l Anderson hie mak'tir sueh rapid stride? wiH -p* nk at 2:10 I'. M. His address, will ho followed by the ceremonies, i^ which "Dorothy Woods will he crowd as Que.' n. At. ?T:4* there will he h ironic of baseball between the Clantt-Rosenwold School of Del ton. In their first, encounter Bolton came off with the lontf -end of a close p fl.?The Tlonea Path are <>ut*for irevcntTo -Races, stunts and prynina^tics will follow those ceremonies,. The Quint ft of" the -(;,! ( iria State imiu.->tr:al Colloffc will -inu at TTdO P. M. ami ibis will bo fol lowed by t he Hash inn Ro\ ie\V7" * A?t R:.10 Dr. B* F. Hubert, pioneer in 'be move* nt for a ''More jiburitlJU^t fyife" for rural people, Sponsor of the I.ok Cabin Community Center an<l various other projects, will speak. We Invito the people of this section, both white- and colored, to hear Dr. Hubert. ; COM'Aim A KLLMi; i > ' - P miss wii.ukl.mi:na j.k 4??~ AlOjAY OK ^ -t-trr 1 " i; I. ?T 1.1 ;n'|. ! S I'. li' -1. '' *!'u ll< auly. Conn , It,a' ii:1.;. *' i ha-,f f J'aradi \v _LL!u ' -' ? S : and uitorta! iOK. *... . . : - S.ii' oi.'.i.t l{w- ? ]5. hi*"' Oivli.;-.?t" , !?n IlI'Vi -Ij.nw h?'!'i 1'orth in , ..i t ;:tj dad- In if . h iVi. , '/"> 1 ' ' . 1 inil.v g .art! T.ra- i;" Si-Lei . (,ututn%ia,.s -J ' vi'iiil Aplj-i V aiiOf Alartiii.-in ' .i'uK' i'i?i';dy.t l.f\> nl' iti- day;; .lap ilr.-aa-nr 'i.'f . Iff FVyV Kdvr'u , I'll- rtp-'.ii; !>.'. ( upi*'.l giiailt 1 A!fit. .If In-ir.iriiac \ '.() i.-ini-.' v..r!i in- niiiijjtaljlf M>! ?u; .. i.tim i- ill" l ?TLe -My- ti'j y -Man. .!+>?- -PVmih Who nr a ])ro!'e.-iicn;rl mii.-t, p< !\n rr.c ! ,u v.i ll thal'lie is !?' ;i " lu 1-1 liV'TTw' In! f|iant3~ uncut~ rTir~X7-pr..-ij. c. Cuiiip situaL liighvw*j No. "i.7.8. lly proved a ni f it;. ' r.v with hi' 'lamp hnl'tr !liy u' : ciliU C -rtinl '-X l.-ISwi ism .1 t.ijlii;. ."ii.a I; tn" l.l't "ii II.iZ 111 ' 111 " all. ?l\- iifl. s II I'.i'lcit. , Hi'.' J'unr menial moat _ : n : mil' li'i - I'll." i,ti ll a chat'i iiL" array nf ,i>lii -. y outitf beauti \v? li .|iri.poiii?iii'ii ;hat tlio-ju i?".-". wcK*. liard Hilt to decide w vmk' v.i." ?i?hcmttj- hrrrH. M.The 1 al ioiniiutati.oii l'ouinl. -Miss Willi at' iia l.oivip with' 212 points cl05 ' ly i.iJlo.wi'il by .Mi- Isabella Hie who had -JdP points*. and theytwt truly pica.-:iift"tu look upon frc atiy. anyli'. _ > " . jus.-.cx unua .Nelson ami Moi Htinlir were'the next highest he Vies and they' too heprt'sented \vi : tli* young' beauties of today ma ntr their dvbut. Miss Lewie \v tvprVsent the CapitalCity in Ju u'lv.-n \- i?th -and beauty, meet To-Day is the Big Da Down at the N.F.S.C Ncw Recreation Cam "7M ^\ or ;VH:HY HEI (?VM{ FOR I'I'.KFOKNIANCK l'n"?Made in Highway XifnTTj On \nn?uncem?nt. Camp Ko& -1.2 Miles North Of ' ()ran>;eI?ur^ < f fUliiiliw ay N o. 17*. * Three Orchestras, Prir ami -M-yst-er y ? r-l i al 11 rill * Thy b'hif aWai'ed opening uf : < ainp for Ni-w. Kai iners ?f Sou t 'ai oiitia is at hand, ,ihey .ant- sta ins1 .off in hibit tr ar*.' The Sta ludyenu '.'ontos; and opening eta ~ " lioliy u ill l.?< in a serum- vein I) after that the, day jivill he one i att rainment and ree.reati<>rt.' . TpfnTiiv from ;itt iv? i. iinT-ta ? IiTau'To attend in .yrioups and ha ? aay-iT-fM-i+fit'and fitH-.?The- tic . .i ts a<ri^ulit_out won; <u.7 i'a-t th many toneht'i* had to call up 1" more. ' :\ltno"<: a tpn of fertiliz . ui_ b'.:..giycn away is^uaoa^di^to--i _ :i:ia?A uli-Jduuuis if vlmv-Wre-> newspaper subscriptions, WaUhi :iaf.:s, -tueking, todls and other \ liable awards to he made. The. celebrated ".Man of M> _ t iyv doe I-'raxiir and his ass. lair.s have been held overTrom t i'.si'- : .*? Wtrhiin whi?i*?> Iia lit'tpui .. <|i>\vii the house with his laihp b: .yjiving dai.ee act :in?l the hvpr Li.- Ill ,,f a loeal'Lo... 1 IT.; lljfpt 1; - anco is made possible tln'o.arrj t ">iTv"'ts \oT .\lLi o. }I. jI:V7iVp*t. IHiMflieiv/rhe Palmetto Leach \vjv U.-nl**]; :i i:i;:iPnf .-vp.-ii<y have hiilr jUpjicar at the' Towns) Aaililoi'iiiid iu Liulumbiu. while route t'-i om Florida. where he A"-' the i\inter,'"to Washington,. I), his Poach pearlers.. . . K\ents will continue all .lay a part e:' the night so -trike. out voiir jvoranihulator. :rrn"hh vetr";; 'airplane at any tii en the thUh and .we assune you . eventful day "lull of activity. F . t;:ie hem fjt of business, and pr feysiohal people all over the sta - .PUv?VV' biirt uuno'jiieeil that the ---wii! iie-errhrt?three o:?fi.mr sop -"rate .drawings with ('U>) or (i prizes being given every two ( nourV: i. < The Man of Mystery f< 11 u ,d by the final tii awing will be t grand final. KenieniheP the time, place a' purpose. Friday,, April 20, 1DJ At'the New X. F. S. C. Camp Rjeta-eation Center, the only one its kiiul iii America i'or ..Negroo ih"7""sTiTv" road 1.2 miles Nov of Urangvburg_llighway ITS. la] wctk> announcement. about hig way 70 was an error so tell yo ' fr tends about this fact.. The new name will be announc and a tablet will Ik; unvoiled in t aXtcrnoon with a foe, well cho.-individual:* saying- a word- usi the Natural Anip'ni theater for j | A mlitmimn hut t In* t> Wl ill eve will occur on a smooth surface o: floor. It' you can't come buy sonic ti ets, win a'prizo and help create mutually owned "Center on the State Nurses Meet The. Sth annual session was ht in Columbia, S. C., in the Beau l td Chapd of Johnson & Bradl Funeral Home. The* session w largely, attended. The devotion -exorcises were held by Rev. S. ' V 1 \ ' PRICE: 5 ICENTS : sATION CONTEST' EACH OF AN AFFAIR WIK CHOSEN FROM CLASSY ' - C n ; <;n<- iiiiimtii'dh spertudc. " ~ t J hese lirntv or sponsored as' tl.ic' first lour Vounif ladles. The jtv < ollege i'm an<i Tea Ruomr The 7 I.<es Bon Amis, C. I.. I^il! ra liarbur Shop, alio the Baxloy (J.rocli try. They represent the.cream of a- t'olumbias business and- pfofesi . sionaL-iuen and' women. u- \ g- W e acknowledge. the . aid of A AW i s. Helen Dreher, Mpdiste, assist ,.,l ed by Miss Maria Tucker in handl-" . ; uig vfie~young ladies in a.creditable tn manngi* for tire limited time aliotte-t for practice, this pc-id'orri?uh<:eV.~ ? 'being ofan Amateur and *"?oeia" ,rr -nature. Mrs. L onveriarTjiiUwnuin'" " "" .r. and MlsTTElij-t; Searles Foru Beauty nkr -perhdols to-.K ci.fifge ?.f il.f . Th! -H-ofio more reminc- : mT JSilL-Jut the First Annual Statc; ?? an Wide'C.mteit than any since that memorable ' occasion?iXhe?crowd ^r?of u"a- just right' 0\er two thousand .,f m an?'H'ianco.'.,:iu.i t hfi Inimiti"1 -~T" "wore beauties in addition-to many er lid" acts aruj musical scores. ^ . Mr, 1'nul K Wibb. r. ,1k. .'dam ^ . Itirotdoiy presented the young tad- ~ ^ ies winning the highest approval" .. Of thy rjudges aihidst vociferous ' 1M; and sincere applaOKc" frfnn thejner L*'" rymak- is. Kach young lady greet- ' cd .the audience who iu- turn gave* *s them a big hand. The young 'lad-' Te J ies got :i biu kick .oilt ilPJanto the I'mike" and having- their voices carried to thou-ands. use " T~ .. .. m- "This event bespeaks a' mam-. . ith moth affair in June gn th* nigh: k- of the State-Wide Contest when ill beauties will appear, from every . ne wide-awake town in the state.in. in a hotly contested alfair.. . Iy 1 Lewis, pastot* of Rpthel A. M. E. J Church.. his special theme . wai J. Faith. Hope and Charity. The visiting Nur-es were, wel1P :e'"invd to' Columbia and the Local Nuives- ilo.-pitality by .Miss M. E. iiL White.- R. N. After vvhich"~iVttSV KesVro h tamer, K. Ik. ot EuuHnv:vilie, S. l\ -ic-might us a wonders'1' Tul riie.-sage' on Hospital in small d communities. The Special Feature of the morn ~ "Thg; eamo at 11:30 A. M.Wii-n I J-. P. k ytT" ~ , >' La no >e n- ?t:. v . " "T Tiinii-. In'fnro. us w ith, an address'on Scienti.ficai. and we -wore la-vpueai with lovidy. music, bfttTFiusu'pm mental and Vglo music. The' iTe- * ltV >idei.T Mi-i i V..! - irt , V *>V 11 :u*yT bo>t <>ii hot atJitvoss and conduct -1. h"i of those sessions; ' uv- E.-^L^tM.lllc'n win. i" of "f Good Samaritan Hospital brot".' ? A'/ u voi y interesting' talk on oonili " : 4A: ti?m* (^ohtmbiu nununir , *"r . Nurs<s H'ha-ii-was vjerv- t'i'uielv an J k. f.rno. - ;U Miss J. S. Tii-zyVitnt. R. X. Ci.ua' ,'.r lV.TuWivuitisi- .Nurse' of Riehlahi! a-.r County, road, a paper on Rural T. . ? B. Or'fic- > we're .efrot.'d and 4u?. h stalled: ^7 :Pres.. M.|ss M.;.L. Litrle *R. X.:,? 1. : * \ ice Pros.. Mi;s A. A. Nelson, K. X.; Sc.. .Miss J. <. Trozer.art, 1:.' s. Co*-. Sec., Mrs?K. S. Lawyon, . R X.: Tro.a > Mi^; Cat hen no Pova'n-t, K.' X.; together with- th? ,jlt various conimitto''. ;l'~ The social' activities of the arJ lL>*.. ?uip.l session' for thi? slate nurseC 11 * an with?a lovely' reception-" it. vs'nivi.. was given at the Wavertcy ' Hospital purses Jlmne. ,The XurL*' sen weft' received by Miss Lillian : ' X<i 1 c. :?c.Ci .u;a-?Hctec?-r?rh" !,P* affair. After everybody became* e!J"! aC'iusilnted \Vitih bflnrstra delaneuS 'M5'j salad', course was Served . with b punch-. | A Joyojv private prom tva< giv- "' 'j | en a* thd-OM Fellows' Ilftl*. * The. i music 'va sRtvpnv and under the T71i!-iv:f,~iv or ' Trofe^Gr I!ar-.1.1 IU* j :7Utc*. _ *' ' .^j Charles Harris ?? In Reeilal (1l i First and'Second Calvary Bap 2) 1 tivt* Churches invito you -to V pro** I sent ;it" Allen Unf^ersity. a\i-iori? iV. i.um Monday mprht. May f?f\ TO" 5 holt hoar Charles flary.*. b'u-itonopianist in roc it Vt T'-.r'ay *-1" i % proiul irrani y.'.i \r .ii .. Mr. lHiVrU 15 croups r.f'4Xofrr.(V v'sloct sonprs. seor k'otoil from Sch-ooeft Beethoven, of Dotir Jobrscr. nndr other wfell s;, I knowncomposers r'rd instrumental th linos, u.-nijr. two pinn ?. , la. tho*c Cst | Mr. Harris will ly assisted by locc] h-v; talents. ur i Admission,. 25 cents; students, (15 cents. V^glm-Watchcr 15 - Nuptial an 1 t ' *** Quite a jurn-iur afFair w as tha ak wodusne: o? Miss Sarah A. Vauprhn of Columbia, S. C.. and Mr. Jamc* os Franklin Hatcher of Augusta, _ J4 Gia.. Sunday. April 2U 1935 ?t the ---so bride's residence, 2114 Hampton AY?. . rm?. . ? ?v The proom and a hokt of relative? nnd fricn<Js arrived in Columbia at 2 after motorinpr from Aufrusta. . . Miss Addie Gladden accompani}" ed by Mrs. Eileen W. Williams y sanpr "At Dawninpr" (I tove yquk-1"' , Mfs. Williams.interpreter her.<i?r- r y' sirry otf "Meditation." 4| 'iylllt (Continued on pafjo efght) r - Jv " T I" ...... ^