The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 18, 1935, Image 1
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"VOL. XI?NO. 207 ~
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Alpha XI Chapter of
Delta Si&ma Thet^i_
Sorority Sponsors
Education Week
s i T}i(v Alpha Xi Chapter of Delta
? -Sigma Thcta? Sorority observed
,rEducation Week" Ma.V R-10. The
pteme for the week. "Intelligence
is the Torch of Wisdom." The,
Cultural phase of Intelligence was
emphasized. . ^ '
Tho principles of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority are: Scholarship.
Achievement, Womanhood. These'
principles have been emphasizedthroughout
tire, scholastic year in
various programs.
Among the many forms of publicity
used _ were \Vell-prepared |
speeches which were made at each
of the local churches, by the following
young lau.ies:
Miss Marie Burch, Trinity M. K.
Church
Miss Willie. M. Blocker, Mt; Pis
l. -r-i T', . sm .
K"n Dcipust- crunch
Miss- Marguerite Roberts, Williams
Chapel A.M.E. UKurcli
- ^VMiss Mao- Coin- -Stewart, .New
Mb^Zion Chureii.
The orintMples Tor which Delta
stands were impressively emphasized
n these speeches.
Alpha Xi was fortunate in securing:
the -ervicet of Miss Inez
Spencer of Charleston, S. C, Miss
Spencer has been abroad and her
talk was centered around her trav
d Mrs. Etta It. Howe, melnber
of faculty of .State College,,pave
a very interesting: talk on "The
Leisure of Tomft'rrow/'.-The JafrH'-yration
>received".'from these- talks
will long: be remyir\bgr^?9by us.
' -To be intelligent', orie rnflst educate
oneself along-' all lines,. fin
education' involve- many phases.'
These1 phases were stressed thru?-out
the week. The programs were
. . WEDNESDAY
Presiding* -Miss Mamie Thompson
Honpf??-?"Cod *4" Our EaUiers" I
-??Introductory Remarks AJ'SS Ma.?
mie Thompson
Prayer Miss Annie Wilkie
Instrument L'S"o. . Mi. IIeV Y
Bradley ?" - . [
Read ?"What is. E hi cat ion ?"?
Miss lone Harrison
Reading?"Soiu^ Suggestions Pec- ,
tallilfig to Success." Mjss Ahi-'
be I Whaley, *
Solo?"From the T.iinci of the Sky '
Blue Water"?.Miss Maiv Cannon
.
^ < .WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Presiding Miss Mildred Shokjes
* ' Prelude " Miss Helena Bradley
Introductory Rem'arkk- Miss Mildred
Shoj<
Instrumental Solo?A Medley Miss
Elourse Williams
Introduction of Speaker ?Miss Wil
lie M. Blocker
Speaker?'"Educational Travelogue
-K-? Miss Inez S-puueor. (burieston,
S. C.
^oln "Tb,, S'o-ollrov" Pnlli
..Gibson
~T ' FRIDAY ___Chant
L? Introductory
Remarks-- Miss Lola
Taggart
Instrumental Duet Mi>s Helena
Bradley and ,.Mi-s Mae* Cora
Stewart ?
Ituroduelioft of Speaker- Miss Lo
?la- Taggart =
Speaker?"The. I oisu're of Tbnior-?
row"?Mrs.?Mil a B, Rowe,
State College^. Orangeburg
Presentation of Scholarship Miss
Mildred Shokes -"Education
Week" was? ended
Vy "Initiation" Friday night. The
young ladies who were fortunate
in "crossing the burning sands
--wqre:' Etta Julia Rowe. < Klrase
DwwkThs- and?Hal!;" Daniels..
- PfartneMstrvMbttueSGon VV-eek wore"
made by:, Miss?Mamie Thoni|o cm.
chairman, Miss Helena Bradley,
"Mtss lone Harrison ami Miss Lola
Taggart. Miss Ro'-n'mond Alston
and Mrs. Helen Sheffield, Advisors
OflfVcers of Alpha Xi Chapter of
n,.u? 6:~ risu 4 < <
j/i-nu oikiiiu 1 neia noj-orjiy ioi*
10R5-RA nrp: Misn I.ola fagjrart,
pfeStdent; Miss Marguerite Roberts,
vice president; Miss Mabel
VVbaley, corresponding secretary;
Miss Helena Bradley, recording
secretary; Miss Anni(. Wilkie,
treasurer; Miss Map Cora Stewart,
parliamentarian; Miss Mamie
Thompson, journalist; Miss M>n*
nie Webber, serireant-at-arm-.
Closing- Worship Service,
School of Theology
Benjedict College
The Department of Theology of
Ttnnmlirt TnllfipQ invitna + hf> pp}?: |
lic_to worship Friday. May 17, H
p. m. with the student body in An^|
tisdel Chapel. The following i s
V the order, of worship:
*?' r1. Prelude.
2. Hymn, ProcessioVial. No. 34G._
3. . Invocation?I. II. Middleton,!
B. Th. '35.
4. Gloria Patri.
5. HymvNor 58.
G. ' Credo. ..
7^ Hymn, No. 438.
8. Scripture lesson: Prov. 8?
J. H. Lewis, B. Th. '35.
9. ?Prayer. ? j.
10. Anthem?-"No Shadows Yond- t
ev"?Gaul.
11. Sermon?The Task of The i
Gospel Minister?R, L. Rob- I
- intwn, ft. B. '22, B. D. '35. . j
12. Hymn Recessional 440.
w 13. Doxology.
1 14. Benetlkiion, Dresden, Amen. |
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The I*re * lie
_AVo- _Con-[
- ' **htsrj - i r I
.dits Andv
county.
Woman's. State (ittivfi>l!nn^'vis'i't^
Anderson Co,, upon, invitation o*
Mrs. C. O, Ziinmernia, libit?viia^_.
Pres., fof Anderson County. The
schedule was well planned by the
vietr-p resident and-Rave Mrs. 1 Inward
I upptu ITmtty to touch not only
ATTderson County but adjacent
ecunties--Abbevi 1 le, Pickens, Oconuc.
Slie made tunny helpful ad-_
dres.-os to the womejj and churches
as she traveled. All churches
were called together at the most
central points. Programs follow.:
Monday night -Royal Baptist
Center?St. Paul, Trinity, .Mountain
Spring, WilsOn Calvary.
Tuesday night?Alt. Moriah
Center?Pleasant Glove, Mt. Olive,
Oak View", Rock Hill, Holly Creek,.
Generosttee, Mt. ilermon.
Wednesday night?Wilson Creek
center?\> uson uicck i\o. z, fine
.Grove, Springfield, Far Held.
Center?New Light, Pine Grove,
1 lolly Spring, Evergreen, Ebenezcr,.
Deep Creek. New Morning. "Friday
liight-^New Hopp Center
[?Liberty S. C., Kasly Union, New
Mt. l'isgah, Ml. Pleasant.
Saturday night?Union Np. 1 ?
.New froseneel Nil. 2'.
Sunday lmiXiing?-Wilson Cal,
virry.
Sunday afternoon?Now . Prospect?Williamston.
"
In Williamston we were, met by
the pastor and his -wife Rev. .and.
Mrsi It, Iy. Robinsdrt. Mrs. Howard
seemed at her best ill this
meet She left-<m-t lie 5:^8 train
,1'or Darlington S. C. with a prayer
Tor her safe erturn home.
, W,? take 'this opportunity" to
-thank all' who helped to make her
stay "in Anderson" a pteasant amc.
Those who assisted in furnishing
"ears' on This itenary were: Mrs.
d. ij. jjiiyis, ,iil. w. r. iH'iion, lit v,
W. I,.' Zimmerman. Mr.". Julia?Burris
carried Mf;. Hawaii! out for
a drive- thus adding more pleasure
In he r stay. Mas.Davis' home was
headquarters. 4
Majvy . dtilieiou". dinners . were
seived in Mrs. * Howard's honor.
Monday (i p. in. dinner at ,the home
of ISI{ .*. \V.?hn?Jammer 111 an, Mrs. J
Pal BuiYi- e'a est with Mrs. Howard;
Tuesday, home of Mrs. W. T,.
Zimmerman, Mrs. B...L, Davis,- A.
W. Anderson, truest s; Wedne-dspy,
onie >1' '-'is. ].r/.:u- .ve-iit, iva is.
C.; Thursday, hoiiie of Mrs. Viola
West,-hostesses.; Mrs. Odessa Mcdonald,
-Bessie Brown. Viola West, "
jjuests with Mrs. Howard: Rev.
and- Mrs. L. R. Best, Rev. Ziimner111
a 11. Six-thirty' Mrs. Pardee Day _
served dinner at the- heme of Mrs.
Annie An.U-i-snn i-w-ls,. Mis. R. K _
Ashury, Mrs. Pat BurrDi Mrs. Mr"
V. Marion. "Mrs. C. A. Thompson.
II,.- 1." T 11 ?i '? ?L
i j* i j? nuuu.
W\. are looking.'forward to a
greater Convention tlis year with
larger a ttcndanyr ?wore, .finance
l'rom this section frofii- the
results of Mrs. Howard's trip to
..us.'?t?od* bless her and all who
lutrud in her en.tertainni'ent.
itisl, l it.-1?vice-Pro*.,'?I ?
, C. (). ZIMMERMAN.
Post Office Employees
Of Columbia Meet.
The Colored Employees of the
Columbia i'ii-;r nm.-p -it I!
I he V. \V. C.~A. Hnildine- of this _
city nri May ttilh.- ittid.hatE?rt-irheh "guesT
speakers i\lr." ft. TT (io/.a,
Postmaster on i Mr. (1. S. Kesfer,
Assistant Postmaster. Alt'. fiftZiT"
has -..jnsi hirn?roioot.ly appoint, d
and confirmed, while Mr., Roster
has keen connected with the Post
Ofiiee department for_some. considerable
time. "?i"""-?v?
Bofftri' th(. guest speakers "woTe
introduced. Miss"Daisy Roach, one
of the teachers of Booker Washington
High School of the City
System. saiYfcf a solo entitled: "A
..May Mornina." by Denza, .Mis.
M." I\. Russell, the accomplished
musician. accompanied Ju'r at the
plain), uotli Miss Roach Jand "Mrs.
Russell received much commendations
for the artistic way in .which
they performed.
Mr. II. N. Vincent, one of the
City mail carriers, in a very fitting
manner introduced Mr. E. C'.
Goza, Postmaster, after which Mr.
.John Counts also one of th? .City
mail carriers introduced Mr. G. S.
Kester, Assistant j'osdnWISler.
Air, (ioza in a very tine manner,
gave a very beautiful review relative
to the postal system how it
has krowti from the. st-a^o coach
Jo the present status. '
Mr. (Kester, Assistant Postmaster,
spoke on the welfare of the
service, and hi- observations~sTiiVF~
his connection with the postal tit"
partment. _' JteTh speakers won _
hearty applause from the employets
arid their guests, after whirh,
Mr. James -McD. Woodbury responded
on behalf of the employees
in a uniuue and dignified manner. _
Both of the truest -speakers ex- pressed
their, pleasure for having
accepted the invitation.
-?Mr B^Xewje, rotiro_d_ma.tl. ;
carrier of this city served as mas-:
ter of ceremonies in a dignified
manner, ^ ??
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COLl'MHIA. SOI:
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JUAN IT A- ROBINSON
1-Miior in Chief
ALLEN Y
ih' ii'v.-t TTiinual of?
Allen ' Uliiyoisity came. front the
pithis week a.id jiow is in the ,
Aa?_-s_uf__th hinder, a cording to
(le.n jfe .Kivhai (Isnn. associate "di-, i
tor in charge of, ;iri,an?''iiK,n\.
lie' stated that the stair and the
-.epior; class, \vhich is publishing- '
l e yearbook1 ait' n.'oii than- gratu ,
ie with the finished product. .Y
"L'ilorizi it" is .an eighty page '
"iooj\ with a seiui-ha:jd i;m er; ami
covers pit-toria!I> practical!j-mtyVlrs.
Thompson Passes
" Airs. Atini l-Mnd. Archil Thuiip'
'oil wiis liOr 11 in ..N.e\vherr>, S. C.,
n l leaiVd in Colnftiliia. "Site was.
I'e daughter ( I' tin' late Pre-'i ling '
Sld< r an! .Mrs. I.. Archie. In ]
ally ehildhoi !. .he connected her-.
*sTlf witii St. .lames.' A. M. K. ,
Church of which sit--Avast-a coiisistcnt-.Christiaa.
* . ?' .
In later ycai.-j-'he was united in
'u ly v.'e.i'o. k I |S< ii>'o i'.'auiipsoa |
;1 T'uli Matte. To this ml- j
on was h ior., son. I-ivro'ir-' - L
Later.on sh. ih'n.<U t< Phil del-1
>hiu. r-.i: w: i" .-Ii" Loranu' it Jwt ml,
'? i' of Tiilwrnn !? -H.-J t
(hun-lt av,<l jdayod an ;it tivo V'tr* t
n yaii-'tm au:-:ill i i, , .if . i'.k _
hiitrlu Sm. ?K:j>;iit^ ! this lilv tu (
nli r'tlu' trriat ' hvyon ! Sun lay. ,
May f>!h at da. in. in ?ful! ti iianpTT'" .
1' tiu'. Lord. . (
Sir. v li.un i , i in .111 a l|,'i in -. a
lui.4:ain[f. mm .4 ij, four sisti>rs, two
hj-onjyii,*. and a host of ivlativo< f
n.i* i'i k mis. .
Sin*. :.\ as 'ftin't rj>li:o.'.! a; S.t. : jM.
L'\ t'trlivli. .M . 'ay, May ;
Idiiv. with I'ri siding ! '!.,! 1 > :n of - ,
if", {lid 4-'?hr:nHta d'- . i'irT~:t(-t a
Mas!ir;i*f fori-nioifii'-'. assisted, lrv
I'il'.vi1 M< i ' M.L .?ti!' til.; spai'itm--?
ht;i;r district'.' O'hit's assisting <? ?
ho !>fl I" T : III V. IV 1.. 11 \\ > ; i
mat . -14?,?I ,..u L?l1. , I.
!'iv. lumlap, Rev. Johns n,_ ami .
Airs. Ka'ir Solomon.
The- < tbitiniry?vt*Us~iva i I?y Mrs.
Bertha. Lewis, a (tap i !?y .Mrs.
Kslollc Jam*)elk', a solo by Mrs.
Mo-t! : U"V
.Miss\V.illiolnona' .?( liiisiii) r a ' ?
i Ik* It' irr.iins. ami hum's'of c< 11Jolenco.
_ * ,
Tbi" |ft ii'n ip.;l Mun'inry ' v. a??~j
'i.verod by Rev. |J. .-Ransom, pas- (
tor of-.St. Jam.-s. Mt>. .Klla Mac j
Owens was ia ehhrj*' Of the music. j i
. Interment in Randolph ('ometory |
.ManU;ault Kunrral Hmne i i. j ;
Larger (Towd Than
?ICv^r K,v Art {-1
"State" Summer
?Session - ~1
Knlaryin)?' Session I'or Rural
leacne/s,. i ndtT Supervisioh
Miss II. A. Alston, Specialistsin_
Klomentary Education.. i |
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Orangeburg, May 15?^Mo^e appli- .s
cations have boon vocoivod by the
Registrar for admittance to the. i
State College. sumnior school than
tjv^r in the annals, of this, session, i
Over SOO attended last year and 1
indications, pornt to an oven larger
number this summer. * t
The (Director, with the aid of all ;
officials, is enlarging the session A
for rural teachers under the direction
of Miss K. A. Alston, Spe- (
cialist in Elementary E.ducation, i
This will be of great benefit to
teacher* of-one ami two teacher f.
schools of the State. * t
A very-welcome feature to many >
is the live-dav school week instead "
of as here-to-fofp continuing thru
Saturday and cutting into the week '1
end. - . . t
tit of -the sossiim.il wall ho v? ry 1
essential to register on the first t
day' of school, June 10. 1035. ' c
Ml SIt Al.TuXTI AL 1
. Allen 'I'nivoi si'ty Depni.tivunf a
f M?i'ic im ' Aimu.X .Musi
R< vital.?Tee* 'Iny?wight,?ttrfy?i
21X1, at ci.1 ht.-t hirt.y nYh.i'h ^j L
tW- University mr ''Tut Tun. i
Yor- ar I your frienVs .n? < <-invite<J
to spen<T~ nvr evening with f
th^- music nmsUoMs- hots ^insLvu?1
mcntji! and v i al. Complh-ientaiy. c
DiiiiUi ; ? MU"uJ J>r11A11AM*' HI
r, ? jj - ?
ftf-CAKO-MX \. f11 ATI 'KM W
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' I,"* \ l)l?AAf/ r*AMLUVf\
rj/vui>u\/i\ u
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:iy. i:*is piinu l Httareliv*.y. ii? ,
s.piuJnk on_enamel paper, which
is* l?.i r <1 in lemon yellow. * In
iliUUtioii- to the more than two
lu*m<l:'uil individual photographic
L'liits hipl group pictures, th'vbook
ron'tains ornamental drawing by
I'i(11". W. A.'Perry and JT Rw
inon I, a student at Allen. *
Tli . publication' i? dedicated t.
1're.si'.icj .t Ahraiu 1j." Sinijpson,
whose encouragement made it pos-\
I) e and has Hie unanimous..-upNeW
York Minstrels
Overwhelmingly
Successful
i
.. .
Prank Voiiiik's Creation
Makes Hig Hit i
Playing an entire week from
May (5, the New York Min-jtfv]
"how under Frank _H. Young's
uianugvnuuU was very successful
n its debut in Columbia. In class
+ \v;!? ? MtH' show. hy fun than
i av itt.V'o nii.ijstrijl show?\ Kino
Usin and whole acts that .were
vriHiuntly " entertaining: featured
he t iili.ro program:*
Situated' at Laurel?Street-near
Sfcgg Streets, the show accomogreat
many. customers-of 1
ill social ranlT^n^_uiurhbia proof
1' its entertaining worth.
.\e.\t tall the \iw Vork .\linitrels
Show will return am] play
wo whole weeks, in different seeions
of the city each week,
The manager remarked that the
segro (/atronage in Columbia was
Lne-uf the mo^ orderly.and at,ten- .
iv0 that the show luys played To"
im e its origin. '
State C"ollege Lays
( laTrn To Baseball
Championship.
Coach Fred Shctlielih^lXiwfOil his
?i.icliing.' regalia?once?again to
end the State College lads in the
hick" 'd' the baseball tight/ The
?<'?! old American pastime having
Jei'n suspended as ir regular part
>.f the athletic program since the
11. 1 -1 -- * 't . 1 . A T*.
u|iu utfuwi, .01 uk' iare l'v.
IVilkinson, it t6ol< such' a- basemil
marvel as Sheflield to revivify
ntcrest in this .sport.
The first year otfc Stale's return
O tile came fill-'s tlv m holding a
ion's -hare of tile lienors. Out of
0 games playe/1 only .'5 were lost
uul 1 uanu'> we.tie wqH. Tl\ the '
'(inference "State'' lays claim to
he championship of the hasis of
1 won and '2 lost"!
tSt. George School
-The National May Day (J \leira'ion
was observe.I at the St.
j< urge High School b,. the entire
chool.
The.following activities ware en
yeJ by both patruii-and stud< nts
?Leap llrog. palato race. s:iVk '
are, dancing doll, (lodge ball rcai-o
and hi _ n in.an,. ;
More than ? hiin-.lr.il chililier
eok part^in the said activitie.md
ifOiTe .a~,number won p rise's.
.Villi- K. IHidson, a nicnib.'r of tlir
ith g'r.id'e was crowned May
*)tfcccn. Miss 11. ('. Daniier wns
recharge <.r--lho progiam.
Tuesday in win .the 4th and 5th
tradesunder the .-direction of thcie
.t'aeher, Mis. S. K. Kelder ppi1;cnt
<? a one act play entitle !.
Tile Kir si Day.of School."
Wcdnscday night the 1st and
!n?f grades under the directof
heir." t.achers, Mrs. S. M. Mar
tratt:TrrrTl?Miss J. M. Tfnrrmgtnn.
nfsented a program. The i"irft
fiadcv presopted a little playlet
'"title! . "The Road t<> Health."
Pile see"iid grade presented a
ilaylet entitled, "Spirit of May."
Monday?night the third grade,
diss P. Brown, teacher presented
i play entitled "Dreamland Trial."
Wednesday' night the Oth and
'-Mr?gi rules,?Miss ft. . Ditnncrly. (arbor.
prsoote.l a tlm . art
day entitled, "Civil Service."
The senior class which numbers
'ift i en i? now making preparaion
foiv their- gradutith.iv...exv .
s. Paccahiurate Sermon, Sunday
day 2r,th. Graduation- ?xeroses'
ay tilths- ^ ??
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- JS&tmUL ' '
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GKORCK \V.-RI<''l!AUi>SOX
Associate Editor
FF PRES 3
MiorU-ot' till faiulty?Tiu-.-cdiljm.laL,
jK-tiiir .is .lu-aiU- i by Miss . .luaiiita
! liobinsoii, who hasassisted by Mr', i
Uichat: s-.tu Williv Fiy l l'iarjrisnit,
.All'io'd Butli r. Uobi-it I-lovil. Altnes
.HihU-rhramL' and JohioHaH.
dinti 'a limit ' < :'ili?ni" . i- .'! v.Ml
printed, Mr. Uichardstn slat d~,
aij. all ih-i -on who di-'sir1 , cnp:c-s
puM place i'hv ir briers with 1'rof. *
A, family/*;advisor,
I.elVir. tlu- amual o ntoi front--the",
!<indci:y lu^-t- \\ook.
(Jeorgetown News
Miss Ihtisy-II. Bniwno uf Muljiiisi,
S. C. i> \isitinjr Alis.s ( hari.ia
Bieha.d- n Duke sir* i t.
.Mother's Day was liefitin.alyMason
!. in all I h.-.. i-lmii hi-.s in
tho-eily iast .Sgu lay.
Coiue to jiithil A. M. K. Church
lu. -.iay uiiuu .liuio Jtii- ami sot*,]
the "l'iliio l.t'.'d in -moving pict tiros
liu.t will Ik: j>i schto.:* by lli.-h !>
N?ian W. William-, ami If an ll-i *
iii Lup 1 i;l lit-.
..\4nii v . Utl 1(1 l fl.ts ; . -I
. I >?i Mo lata y ail rm'.nn Mjs...
Kslhi.r .). Kurd entertained Illo
W. II. K. M. Smioiy ?V llclhO.
TyTiTTo a crowd \\a- oil'.. Til.
.IT I^iKt president. Mi>. V'Lo-Ho"
W'il.-ois _ \\?us 1'i.t an I I'livr a
:cw. timely r marks.
v :li. Yl ical J> .-u; > Alt .-. "
,-V a--is': i by Miss > M .-.tie
McCoy aiuT Kcb.ecca -Ford,, r\? -i" r
a delicious repast yl- dec ;ci ianr |
cake and *
Tile adult schools -are. about; to
I i phu. P d??* a _
a oOant, "\an;.-,uuds .of...iho Jiaco"
. :. Hi oil M a v J
I\ ....i
LJKJ ilUb lib** 1U ? I |
.1 Stephen A. .M. K. Church
- I tea. 1). \. \\ i.'soii,.-Pastor
,S..tt ay \ra- a li. an' if;;i d;i. a!'
a . large' ViTngrc'gain n was presiM.
"This being Mother's D'.y iwry.iliv
Was' look.llg l lull- With
i'v ir u-.i ...ii,i white ear-all i.. Tit.
pastoi usuI as a t* xr Kxodu's du;
1 li Ml.ai T_lbe.V Ka'.ht-r and MV>tii~~
or."- Sunday school, was largely
lUU-nded..
* The Kev. J. 1-'. McF.uhion, a
great evangelist ami hi.. sua a
gr,vat singer,, .Mia Odi-' Mel-'a alen
\C ie wila lis. lu v. Mel-aiiili tl
jii^avm r l'ii utiv vi lue v-lulis, Sis.- \
ivr t'litu*?SrrraTTs at 1 : '!(!' o'eloe'k. 1
ihT pr, ache i a umuh r-Tul srrim?a ^
rt-lld i: -i." i "'-I
which wt-iv eij l>^ nil.. j
r r''tHir :\rt-.--+,.-t-r?-j
ly attended. ~
At .vuu" .'.VU-li after the -do- j
iv.'lil U |'k | if i- -nhiec;. "Mother_
Love," an ..iddross by Mr. John
Sabb, subject, "^Mother's Influence."
A sob', Miss Catherine
iionapart.". These numbers/were
eiijoyni veiy much l?y all. After j
this Key. Mcl nd.ita, picachcd a
noble serin, n from Acts "In \
the Nauie.of.'Hi n> trlij.i~-t of Nan,
ereth, 1'iek \i;i .Thy lie i ami U ;i!k" \
and Iris sun s.ii)?: several sjiii ii..ai>. <
They an sincere, workers for
' ' 1 " ' | ! ' 1. . . . . :.li- j
Bio. Lavid \V hi to ma le a sin- I
ee'ie |'ia.er in honor o. the Moth- :
. is. A lailfe cl\.wd was present. \
The Wf ITT & ! *. nTeJTtiTg'w as TieltT <
at Airs. K< sabel 'To<?'pcr\s hnhi..
total ulin lint reported $lU.3d.- ^ 1
The sisUts ol M. Stephen,. heydd.
by Sister 1>. X. Wilson are sell.ria'chicken
di'"?ors Sat nr. lit v May t
IMth' front tin parst'iiitee. ?
?odei?\1. 1'.. I 1'ni' li i
' Kev. I,. A. (Jclzcr." I'asior- i
>>
(re. rice'own,i S. C. S(.fni a y t
10:00 o'clock with a large at- ;
tiic-dancc. We had a very* hi an- |
tiftrl lesson, .subject The Christian
Churgh, Mat t .16:1 .7-20. Tho" ~
lesson was briefly reviewed by the ,
pastor. ; . Jj
MrtrniuK'. Koti-im ni t 1 .1 ~ I
..... ? uv6?.i Ub 1^
T!1i* pastor ascended* tie* re.-truU) | |
and delivered a very timely nies- i ,
em Mother's* Day ?He :
?1 j> 1 s!i e.i> d iiii* realiu of it I 1
Mother's love. We also wish to
sa> that \\v appreciate.1 the (Treat 1
co-dpera*rkm -of the. broad. heart- I |
c(i..pe -pk. -Geul ue.CoWJL \?ha. ^o
kindly helped ** during- our series H
of preaching^ by Die Baby- Boy l i
RKAUTY CONTESTS
INCREASING IN
nPOPTTE'ARITY"
I'Siltht . jmore towns added to list.
. Most Enthusiastic Reception
Accorded State Director in
all towns and the beauties found
were positively
Amazinjj. i
Vuuii" and lle.aut i f u 1 Rep* csent a- j
lives from all the towns con- I
tacted were the results "of this 1
trip. , <
1 h ? ? (
The Creanv of ?>duth Carolina's t
-betint ie-'??compete this .year \
for the coveted first oprizc,"the trip. I
to New York, all expenses pJiid at .
int' >\i_)iiusiul' noun. .1laricm s t
It ailing Hostelry. Most of the 1
girls are either senior- high., in c.ol- s
lege or. '.'young '.teachers' holding j
duwn a-^+dt-for their first.' . i
..Even Solomon would, feel proud (
to" behold these beauties so look <
forward- to* the State Contest, June i
21th. . 1
A special release next week will 1
tell of the interesting tour taking ?
in somt. of the leading schools and I
business establishments of the 1
State/ Some observations on Xe- !
arm schools' ih Western Carolina; 1
business opportunities Tina how*
they arP received; and the high 1
Trfr^s- '-of "-people wt* ' e$- *
pccially girls will he. the main."J
topics narrated. - 1
Rev. Bow man-Speak 4
For H. B. Butler
-U.~'B*-Btitlor.. of , Silverstreet v
Church, Iras decided to run for the (Jeneral
Con fere ncf, after much j
- i,,t| Uy?hi.?friends. ? ^
-Butler is honest in all his deal- *
ings, a '^rood churchman, a worker c
and an outstanding :nanJ in his j
< ' ininunity. Prietuls who knew i
him best, declared he will not un- t
der any condition strike, a man be- 1
hnv the belt and will fitfh't for a I
-(|mm* doal_rejr a r ill es s.' of the out- fd
nillK'. ' - - ;"f~ S
There 'Hire -many . other y"~trood c
points lie ha-- iti his favor.
I think such .a man Qf Butler's e
type should be -elected to the Gen- 1
i ral Conference of the A. M. F.. I
Church, alonjr with K. A. Moore,
of Winnsjioro and H. R. Rikard of a
Prosperity, who we -think will c
doubtless be- elected- on'the first C
ballot. - . n
J. B. Martin, of Jonkmwille is .J
uixither eood nv-iu in the race. I C
was Martin's pastor'several years; a
lie i-i :i puini u in Kei and should be t
jriveti a'l opportunity to serve. t
,^,c W. R. BOWMAN. ' i:
Statesburg News e
' IjM, | h ' ' ' ' ? _C
Bjshojr Noah W. Williams will S
1... tl,.. m Way in an "
Chapel A. M. K. Church..Sunday, "
May 1'!>, 1935. at 11:45 a. m.. The t
public is cordial^'"invited to come s
inTl hear this "Gospel nn-satfe. Come
early that you may tret a seat. 1
Roy. B. S. Taylor, Pastor.
Willie James, Reporter.
Herrrerrtary Schools c
"To Present Annual c
v May Pote Drill ~
1. ? - - n
the K lenient ary schools of Colunihia
will, have their annual May n
|)ol0 th ill Tue-day afternoon,. May i(
21. at <> p. in. in Allen's Hall Park, .
There \<*H1 he .'581 children in the j
ii ill, i i.iiii i.-ii. nt imy Hani-'-''
inir*.on Primary,. Booker Washing- T
:<m lleiirhts. Howard. RidKtwuud, .
fay. V, Sio,. II,' TtciVwdtct?Primary ?
ind' Wave: ley Schools. The put)- (ic
is invited to attend this exerLexington
News
? i
>'uii iav ni; rked another hiirh day _
n l.iMiij."."!!. ncint'i ounuay
ehowl .pfni-Vl at its. usual hour,
vith quite a number in attendance.
Sunday was imstor's day at- Mt.
ttbn"ami qu.iL a large crowd was p
>ut. to in ar !us wonderful message, t
Wi-.wciv highly entertained, on *
viinlity- afiornt.oi ? nh Rev?^ H.
I'aile.v and his good people from (
st. Paul Baptist Church. Those
a lu? miss'tv! 'hearing him missed
put . a t rcat. ~ * 7"~~ ' j
ReV. Simmon? has boon quite p
msy rallying for May Day money.
Those'* who paid out Sunday are J
is follows: Misses Qufncy Lee
Simmons. Ktta M. Wise, Messers. '
lnhn 1,. Sligh. Green Richardson. .>
iV. K. Lee, J. P. Sewell^ H. E. Leap ~
lart.. iIenr\ Harris, Ijeyjward Jon- j
s and S. Eeaster. ~ T ji
The play that was given at Beth 0
1 by Professor Wilson ami Mrs. t|
i lariro audience wit.nAaa<wl rh'a
>1 < g ram. ' 1
Quito a sad fun.'ml was that ol
Mr. J. W." Waring on Wednesday
.1' last wek. lie was a long and- h
faithful mcmhvr of Bethel. The! o
oiunmnity at large will miss hWn S
greatly. The funeral was attend v
d by Rev. Slitomorts assisted" by J
KidK. Dent and wvthot^. ?
lie h.ives to-mourn his loss^it irosf- ?
T relatives and friends. g
The Lexingtonians are making
neat preparation for the district <
faCgrenee which will convene at o
Rethel beginning Wednesday ove> d
lifur, May 15,. Quite a large nuniDor
of dettrgaleSdis. expvctad, ~
1 . - I?-?
PRICE; 5 CKNT3-^~L
K ampbellgrams ?
Notice of the ltt.'i.'x State Baptist
?K.MantfTh T. I*. T~ Funvi1 ii ?
tiou, July 17-21. Morris
College, Sunitc'."^. < '.: Stephen
Campbell
"I \v3nt to see the ?. and B.
V. P.-jF eatherintf a school of Or- "?.
*anizMio'n and Methods" >ai'd Kev. -J
F. Gapdy years air". "Why do
.v,? pot have- s'iine-kind of a-c"T-e
lor S. S. ami TT i . 1*, Wil'lU-l'- jit ?
the convention which, wili touch.
jp the'. work^we,aje tlointf" sa d. K.
\Tiiryy last - year. "The en e.'i,ion
heeds a constructive prop-rum ,
vhich will meet the needs "of the. ;
ocah workers-an i leader's" saUFJ.
I: -Stacks, president 'of' diet
"ollojje /olTr yoat-- apv- "Wh\ do '
lot somebody pive the convention-i
blood tran.-1'u.sioip and make' the
session a power house, where S. S.
ind B. V. P. L*. Battery ".nta>t,lie
harped. There papers and solos ' .
ire what, we have, been hearing for
twenty years" said. Prof. ,S.
L. Finley thj;ce years ago.' I am
ih-ppy, to announct>- that the 1 <.11 ^
.vanted program. of Mfdiacy beween
the workers- and the oonveti:ion
has arrived, lie re is the-pro'-;ram
of instruction for-fth0* .1935
=ession at Morris .'College. This .
vork has been carefully studk1!.- '
ind planned to meet the needs of
eachers, and B. Y. P. U. leaders,
['he'task has 8ecnv completed.
Pastjors will lie given courses in
Sunday school organization 7und
idtniiiisii ai ion. I!. V. I'. I*, organi- -=?
tation., uTfd TiTlminisirution. daily
acation Bible school organization,
)ld giyij'i ^ow Testament. These ?
vi 11 be taught by Two outstanding
dueators with Master's degrees
"rom the leading schools oT A.nicritrr?
?: : * 1 ?
Superintendents will be given
ourses as follows: Graded and l)e>artment
S. S- The. Six Point Re ord
System. Financing the School, .
he Teacher Training Class, the
fear Roiyid .program; Promotion's,
Equipment aiid*Supplies. tligYStan-.
lardiztui School.*. Ywo-outstan ;ing
uperiritenricriTs- will {each these r
ourseste
Young People and Adult Tvachrs
will have tht following courses:
Yachmg YQUHg Pedj>Ie<K* -Adults.~
luildjng The Young People, and
tdult Departments (Old . Seniors
nd Advanced classes), The Or-anizo-i
fclass in Action. How to'
fonduct A Survey for Fnlargetent
of Depts., Program for The
idult and Young People Depts..
)ld and New Testament. Two
ble womon will leach these eotjrs-Onr
is an A M>. ?'i 111 CmIuui
da University, and Tiyetrthrri? done
graduate work -if tVi,. I
ity of Penn. ,
Junior and Intermediate Teachrs
will be given the following . *?
purses: The Pupil. The Psvcholo
y of Early Adolescence. Methods
f Teaching Juniors and intcfmelares,
Bulking The Junior anj lnermediate
Depts., Projects in'Mis-. _ ^
ions for The Junior and Interme-^
iater Pageantry and .Drama:izaion.
'' "*' ~ . \~J
Beginner ,'ind Primary Teachers
rill have the following courses:
'reject Methods of Teaching Be-*
inner.- anil Primarie-v The Pupil,
hild Psycholoby, Tla- Hoc-iim** ^
hd Primary Yearly Program. Ri?
rcation and Game? for The Begih- .
ior and Primary. Trajj.imr Techechique
of The Beginner and Pri- , ~~
lary Teacher. '?
Cradle Roll and Home Department
.Workers will have.the fol.
. A -
.?inn tuuifc-; uj-^iiiizauon and
Workers of The Cradle Roll,
lome-Depts. Building The Cradle
trdt nnri A hi ? MIH- ^ 1 Ttwthiim
ur Home and Cradly Roll DcpLv..
(b-OTvatioTi of Day?(Continued
on ]>ag<"* eight)
iood Samaritan Hos>ital
Nurse Training
School Commencement
Exercises.
. n.
Wednesday*. Mav 227 lt'flo.
M. Bethel A. M.' E. Church;
'he public is cordially* itU'iled.
ood program is* being )W]>aTTl.
Tlh' class c<tii>y MI1 r iif. Mi-.
harlotto Ernestine Kieth, Darling
?h. S. C.: l\1i>s Magnolia Sifpre- lia
Butler. Florence, S.
jWlian Crawford, Charleston.
Every graduate nurse _ and' rtr-..
hysieian in Columbia is-asked td
e our special guest at this ocoaion.
. ' -
The afternoon of the 22nd at
P. M. the Alumni Associationrill
hold its annuaWneoting at lite
[osnital; every loyal graduate ol*
he school jjs asked u? lv present '
r send your dues. Lets make ?
his a reai .nome coming.
SPECIAL NOTICE
A plca'to the churches for membership
for the 12th Annual Col- ' ?
red Woman's Auxiliary of" the
iynod of South Carolina, ^ich
/ill be held at Benedict College,
une 10-15.
"^T'hope that every tnihlster will
ate from each church.
Anyone wishing to take this
course send r*ame and address
t Mrs. W. O. Brownlce^ 209 Aca- _z:
emy St., Laurens, S. C.
Respectfully. .
M. M. GRIFFIN. 1