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Fvf: fmire 6 ^ wm\ f-' ; ? NOTICM < AJI mwi for Th? Junior Page \ Bust be in the officV no later than i Tuesday afternoon of each week, J Many letter* are received too late I i for publication. "BILL* ' .- i NOTICE TO APPLICANTS- _ j Children desiring- to become ] vmhan of the Bill Carver Club H Boat All eat coupon and malTTr =1 together with a stamped, self-ad- j Areased envelope to TTie Palmetto Lender BUI Carver Club. 1310 As. sombly Street, Columbia, S. C. Membership Card and Button will be sent to you immediately. "BILL." ______ 1 Boys And Girltj WANTED. To Earn Money In Spare ?.?, Time H?re's an opportunity for ambitioua boys andjjirls to make money every week, all year long, by simply working in pare time in your own neighborhood. No money, ' no experience ? needed. We supply everything. Many boys and girls are now happy, making their own spending money. All you _. have to do to join .them is to write to the -address below and ask for full details. Write r'7? to:. CIRCULATION MANAGER THE PALMETTO LEADER 1310 Assembly St.. Columbia, S.C. -? FORGOT TO WltrPE-itrl.'. . LAST WEEK Dear Bill, ~ ?? I forgot to write you last- week. Bill, how art you getting along . iiiow ? 1- havo been picking! "dew berry every since they have been ? ' in. ' L-have-HMueh to tell you.rthis. time. I have been reading?the Palmetto Leader every week and ?t?have been onjoying it. _ He re.. are'some riddles? 1. 1 went aeross the Tumber bridge.' I met a little boy, be was sick and he was well, whar~wus the s ma net ; . % ' 2. There yvere .25 white cows in a . pasture, one rod cow came along and licked them all. &?What kind of tin" grnv with ~ bark on it? 4r What is this, tw0 It-g up.,.ai]d _ two legs-dowttrsbi't in the middle, hard all around. answers? * 1. This boy had a thprne in his ~ fobk i M. Your -tonyo" I'-1' ' "r '' 1)1 I' : T?FmK 4. ~Be<L ' So I will close, From Millie Mas sie Fosttr. Woodruff, S_ C. " ^ 1 MAE BELLE GOODWINE ATTENDED Sl'NDAY SCHOOL , Dear Bill, ' , I r~ Just a~few lines, to let you a know that I am well. 1 hope that , you'ara the sam?*. Bill I Was ttr ~ Sundays school Sunday. We had a large crowd. I also was- to the , -B. Y. P. U. meeting Sunday afternoon. We had a nice time. " Yours truly, ?- . . Mae Bell Good wine NAOMI WHITES ID Lb J Dear Bill, ?t?. . . !? I am very glad to help with ' your club and I hop*- to continue 1 on- with it. 1 havo not receive ! my card and button yet. j Yours truly, Naomi Shumate I MATTIE BLACK HAS BEEN VERY BUSY \ Dear Bill, I guess you thought I Had' foi _ ___golt*a- you -Imt f travr-n't. I've been so busy helping mother on the farm, but hereafter ! shaL) trv te write nvsrw tuoaV Ui1> ? had a fine Children's lJav program _ I tguess you did also.. I- read the Junior p.tgw last wfft and iust few members had their le?tus in but before long, you ^FfaTT have a lot of"'members. Yours truly, Mattie Black ?^r^Tif ?T':' Dear Bill* 1 was very glad to Sft-e my letter published tfs I had written it so long. I was promoted to seventh grade. Bill. I went to yhih rnff lust isaturdav week and had a nice time. We were served cake, ice . cream, ,and kisses. I have some little chickens but they are dying fast. . Maybe I i. will save some of them. Yours truly, Nancia Wilkes ?3V-E. ROBINSON I' VETTY^ LONELY ' Dear Bill, Jttst a few lines. Bill, I a.n very i lonely this week, and will be--for 1 ^?|tv# consecutive weeks. My moth 1 - - - (She ~1 BflTe*ItW^?tor C<080B08a080l08??Oi060B08080B08aatfKIOWOBgBk DATE _ NAME ? - ??j_ | ADDRESS ? -4" ITT.?BIRTHDAY _ , , - GRADE - SCHOOL rill out this coupon and mail it t? stamped envelops to The Palmetto L Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. Yeui roll book, and you will receive a Q<XSCroqPPra<BB38CfC8CH^^ > r-tlcat Jeft for summer school M today, so that is the reason for me being lonely. But Bill you know I think I shall be reasonable, my mother is not the only one leav- 1 ing her baby, so I will not be wor at rkd so many others are away too. As Charles Barpwelj's left; him. _wg also amTwent to Orangeburg.- tui I am left again to feed chick and les Pk-js, and to attend to the cow. Af Will write more next time. i tin Youts truly, me T. E. Robinson poi ^ ? >?? __ thi EA9TOVER NEWS ^ wil Since the beginning of the sum- ^a ner school there are so many of J our friends leaving us. Mrs. An- ed. nie E. Robinson is away at Allen and Benedict. Miss Emma Harris, tes and Miss Pearline Bates are also ey there. Mrs. Robinson has been erone of the outstanding teachers in cho lower Richland County. Miss Harris has just begun. We hope su< -he will build a splendid record" 'lie also. ' - Co Mr. E. Barnwell is at State Col- stP< lege and Miss Annie M. Dowdy 13 at Atlanta University. Slany oth- C., r friends are away for school work alsjO. We hope for them much Suec,ess. , iTif -? * u m RED SC)X DEFEATED PAL- 1 METTO ATHELETICS hn ' pm ?The-fted Sox" of Rockingham. N. hei C. defeated the Palmetto Athele- alt tics of Florence, S. C. 6 to 3. The pitching of Johnson was very gooa. Me aid not weaken until the 8th. t0? H R E ? N. C. 200 1J0 110 962 S. c. 100 010 010 8 3 1 The batters for N. C., Johnson j and Benton;. J3. ?C. Simmons, Broody and Day. CHER AW NEWS - I - Rev. O. NV. Taylor of Bennetts^" wit ville delivered the annual sermon Pos to the graduates of the Robert Small Junior and High School ^a! Sunday afternoon at the Pee Dee "P' Union Baptist Chdrch.. His text . ! was taken fro Gen. 37-3, 41-28, -ubje<rt, Joseph's Coat of many ^ :olors. This earnest message will ^ , linger long in the finds of the iears. aU(J - The pageant entitle "Women of ^-\01 the Way" that was presented in on the J. C. Smith auditorium Char- <n lotto, N. C_by the glee club of Th? Coulter "Memorial" Academy under >tg lirection of. Miss .Alien Grier, ap- sen pearvnl in Asheville, N. C. Tues- cro lay evening by the group. * wa< Mr. Mose Ganey is seriously ill hia ?i, ims wnmiir. ate Little Miss Julia Johnson was very much surnriserf WerinesdajT -n ifternoon when she- came home '*1'1 from school and finding a number of hef playmates yelling "Happy Birthday, Julia." 4 ___ us Master Laiah Bill McCall celebrated his sixth Birthday Satur- e(j nay aiternoon. nes There was a Sport Dress Social given at the Robert Small Audi- ]on,j torium Frklay evening which was ^ enjoyed by all who attended. ent There was a Benefit Danoe giv- wit e?n at thc-Rlks' halTMoiviay even- eve ing by the Business Men Club, pre Goi senting Doc Pettiford and his Ter- Alt race Carden Play-boys of Augus- e>rt ta, Ca. Misses Pearl and Jean Har,rington, Mary Poe, Robbie Hammond^ J^0' and Julia^M. Chapman left for New York City Saturday afternoon. x ?c* Misses Maxzine Williams and ^ Daisy Wright and Messv- James yer Robnson,. James Harrington- and ^ Randolph Wright are home after Qj^ Morris College, Sumter. S. C. hat BLOW GABLE JUDGEMENT daj of _ On Friday. May-31, 1935,-field yrt d-**1?wees?hrtrf at Taylors grade ^ scho'ol, and a ball garpe was spo*- 2 h -v. t-u ny niv i<iyiors graoeo scnooi base ball team, battling ib ^ut of with the Columbia Blue Jackets. J which was played on even'terms Tie for the?first five innings. But the Kir mighty Cable., Taylor's Ace south .^nd paw weaker under the hCavy slug ion imr of the Rlne Jackets and wen' -WW to showers. Book pitching for the 5 Blue Jackets, was fine until he C. weakened in the 5th and gave a- ent way to Gilbert, who was unstudy ry t jnd was releaved by our. relief H lurler, Boot, who pitched bea-uti- Hon 'ully for 4 innings, allowing inly J bur V t /. ' . f HP -? ; ~u*'- m BLANK BTATK *- -. r=_ . AOK T ?i. '. T*. _ I f?th?r wttb a mU addreaaod **der Bill Carv?r't Club, 1S10 r Mm* will b? plated en the i Nmbtnhiy curd and button rTr*r*~wo ^ T. Z?ON BAPTIST eHlrRCil Rev J. F. Mughal!, Pastor VI t Zion Sunday school opened its usual hour, ten o'clock, with st. Supt., Sloan Dean. Thi a t her was good and the people ned out "in large numbers. Th*. son was reviewed by the Supt ter dismission of the classes. ? Women, Missionary Societ> it and discussed some real imrtant facts. The women ol s Society are doing some real ssionary woih.?I belleVe the> II be on the righ<t hand of tht tfiter during "the. last. days. \,t one o'clock the choir rehearsMr. Howard Goode and B.-T. ockyr are in a popularity con.t, the one raising the most men will be the mosrt popular teach. Miss Georgia A. Dean turned t with us Sunday after a very :cessful school term. Miss Wil-Mi-Blocker is home, from State lltge. Dr. Gordon B. Hancock ;nt a pleasant afternoon Thurs y at the homo of--Mt. and Mrs^r Dean. .. tne many friends of Mrs. Annii trtin are^orry to hear of she bej in the. hospital. We are hop ; for her a speedy recovery. Little~Rosa L. Maqtin is "doing a "a corinitc offor?lr * ~ . > - * UlrVUV. XV \J jumonia. The Cambridge Nu.nv -o-oi tne women met Saturday ernoonreach one isdoingthetr it. My highest" ambition is to see 1 people of my eommupity-stiek;ether for the spiritual- good of , Together we stand, apart we I. ? fi. T. Blocker, KeporU JUTHKL A. ?. El CHURCH _ Rev. N. A. Bet he a. Pastor 5t. Matthew, S. C.?siin<t?~ iool cftcn'd m ihe usual hour hProf. J. A. Ford, Supt. at hi it of duty, with quite a large a' dance in classes. ~ The. lesso 5 beautifully discussed, subjecir day of worship." At the ?e of the class study the rew was had by the Supt. itrictly at 11:00 o'clock A. M pa ?or ascended the rostrun Utook as his text St. Matthew chapter 17th verse, and a larg< lience .was out to witness a rious service, this being cominun Sunday, an overflowing erowc imumd. The evening services ?_ pastor brought another strong an strictly atTJiUO o'clock F7M7 nion. After which another largi wd communed. The senior choii < at its best all day. Mrs. Alet Owens pianist, presiding, .wardens Board No. 1 met at parsonage Monday afternoon je buncTT'of ladies present at close of the meeting Mrs._ hea was presented and she. gavesome very encouraging reite? ?: 7 rr? lev. Bethea and family motoFto Orangeburg, S. C. on busi3/ and' carried Mrs. Alethia ens and little Theresa Owen^ a. glr. and Mrs. Clarence Owens ertained?.the following guests h a delicious dinner on Fridaj ning: Rev. T E. Harper, ProfT izales Lybrand, Edith Clifton ertha D. Hampton. Prof. RobFloyd, Rev. Wesley Nash of Columbia,'S. C. Prof; J. A,' -df. Prof. L. Vance, Prof. L. A. berts, Miss V. Gist, Miss Nora rris. Miss Irene Barber. Mrs. iders, teachers in the High tool,. The dinner was served courses, every one expressed mselves as having enjoyed a y pleasant evening. At. J. Mitchell left for N. Y. v Saturday evening f0 spend , summer months, rhe graduation exercises were 1 from the High School on Frir night in high style. A class fifteen marched, in beautiful iv robs andoapto iit9 and no runs. The whole B. went wild, batting, the offering that great Southpaw. ?fr?*__Mijnnie Fpster, Mrs. CorVenson, Mr. and Mrs. Gracson jcaid' and two little sons, Mr. I Mrs. E. D. Fonney, all of Mat , N. C. visited the home of Mr. diss Irene Gilliam of Plezer, S. visited the home of her para Last weelvMr. and Mrs. Hen Gilliam. fr. M. 'S. Callahatn vasited the f?e of Mr. and Mrs. Law Willi Saturday afternoon, . -r-r-.? .... IHK PACMBTTO CJSADBM NORTH CHAKLKVI'UN" NEWS Rev. J. C. James, Pastor' Sunday School convened at ita usual hour with assistant- superintendent?presidng.?Teachera?and scholaro were on- the job. We wern sorry that Mr. . and Mrs. Burgess were absent ownng to the! death of their mother. At 11:45 the?pastor sracendej the rostrum and dettvered a heart" touching sermon, subject, "Who is your Neighbor?" - This was a wonderful message.- Many hearts were made t?y rejoice during the service. 125 communed. One united in the church. On June 9th you are invited to: the Children's Day program at 1:30 o'clock. We are proud to have with us our pastor's lister, Miss James. You are welcome to vi3il the Friendly Church in the piney. Social News The S. K. B. Club met at the home of- Mrs. V. Bo wman - on May 29th. The meeting was called to order by the president the song was sung by J. Carter, prayer by V. Bowman after which the meeting was opened for business. Quite a few of the members were absent. After the transaction of business the meeting was brought to a close- by singing God be with home of S. Abraham. On Saturday June, -1st a base ball game was played at the community park between North Char;eston Giants and Pineville Swamp Foxes. .The game was enjoyed by all. The score was 2-2. Don't forget the game on Saturday June 8th between North Charleston Giants and' Charleston Diamos" Sluggers. We ..would like to have a game with any one who can come and play with uat *"? ? NEW YORK CITY NEWS . The Royal Caritiers Social Club whose rooms are located at 19.17,1 7th Ave. gave its fourth annual dance at the Lido Ball Roonv-146th j St. and 7th Ave May 29th MrWalter Sanders president. The secretary, Mr. John Green and .treasurer, Mr. Chas. H. Stephens are graduates of Allen University. The South Carolina State Coland Mrs. R. S. Wilkinson Tu^scfay^ evening. June 4th, 2816 8th Ave. Prepartions for the July dance were completed and officers install* . . - ? -- J- N. Kline president, Mrs. Marion B. Wilkinson was guest Qf honor. She spoke briefly On the conditions, of the college. The Imperiay group met at the beautiful residence of Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Pleasant Tuesday evening June 4th,, 229 W. ~llB St^ M..' I. Gaillard, the manager thanked Mesdames. Pleasant and PQfCOlia?Pcgues for?the splendid reception tendered group on their return. - - ^ The New York Annual Conference is now history 1935. Revs. D. W. Nichols. S. H. .V. -GLimbs. J. fcj. Anderson and J. H. Haynes were returned to the de-light of their members and friends. SALEM A. M. li. CHURCH .... i Rev. ,J. B. Lewis Factor Sunday way a beautiful day for church goers. Morning worshop began at 11:30 with a powerful sermon by the Rev. Mrs. R. M. Crawford of Rains S. C. who just closed a week's revival at Buck Sport with great success. Thirteen were converted during the-meeting ancLlour joined th church Sunday. Mrs. Crawford is from Rev. J. F. Stanley's work. She married one 01 ine stewards. During the week_hcre_Lhe.-pastor.and wife and Mrs. Crawford llrere the dinner quests of Mrs. Ruby Chadmon on Thursday and they were the guests t>f-Mfs. Clara McCall Friday and the guests of Mr. and Mrs?William Moore on J>unday and at each one of these places they had every good things, to eat that a heart could wish for. - Sister Crawford is just fine. It has been said iJy many that they don't believe in women preachers but I am compelled to say that she is a God sent woman.' This is the fifth revival she has rtjn Tor~Rev. Letvja and everybody wants her back again. ^ WAYMAN CHAPEL NEWS Wayman Chapel A.M.E. Church Rev. B. S. Taylor, pastor. Dr. J. E. Thomas P. E. of1" the, Sumter District was here to hold his third quarterly conference. He preached a soul stirring sermon which everyone enjoyed. After this we went into our quarterly con$45.00 raised $13.00 pastor's support also raised some money on - Mission Contigent. Dr. Thomas is a great leader. Sumter District is proud of him-._We are also proud of our able pastor, Rev. B. S. Taylor. . SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION It is with genuine pleasure that we announce the forthcoming State A. C. E. League and Sunday School Convention te^ be held at Allen Universty July 30, 31 and August 1. Simultaneously the Ministerial Seminar along with the H. & F. Missionary Society of the state will hold their session. ? ? ?? So monentou? ?re_thqge occaV? orangeburgnEws yr t ? On Monday night, June 3, Mr. Stanley Moore and cousin, Miss Gladys Abies, entertained Lhe_ Choral Club of St. Paul Baptist Chirivh." Despite the clown pour of rain quit** a merry trail,v nwtured over River Side thrive until they reached the palatial home if (At the appointed hour the President, Mr. Sidney Hill, announced the hous^ in order for business. After the general routine of Jbusiness a short program was render? ed which reflected much credit on #ie> participants. The reception that w-^s tended table was lavishly spread with the club, along with its visitors, is one that will be long "remembered. Deacon Moore and his cousin spar ed no pains in making this quite Before the parting hour arrived the guests, which numbered about twenty-fqur, were ushered intr? .the dinning room wharfi. .the many delicacies that the most fastidi?us would have enjoyed. Thus ended one enjoyable evening. if ? INSTAI.l.ATiniN! SRRVirR REH^BATH BAPT. CHURCH . - - :1 \ Rev. W. L. Wlison, Pastor Sunday wa3 a high day many participated in our services Sunday school began ait -lt)^ o'clock, with the Svrpt. at his post of?duty. The pastor preached the morning sermon taking his text from Jet*, miah 5:12 "Go now and ' search thro the stress of Jerusalem and _s?fi_if you can ftntL a man." Subject "Man wanted." He preached, a wonderfirl -sermon which held congregation spell bound during his entire discourse. ?At 3:30 Rev. T. M. Stevenson, the ex-pastor ascended the rostrum. He preached from ' Philemon 1:3-5. He used as a them:-, "The right kind of a pastory" He preached a very intelligent sermon which was enjoyed by the enI tire congregat'on, after which the ' pastor, officers of the church, Sun I day school, B. Y; P. U'. and Women ' Missionary Society were all tnl stalled. We had as visitors, Mr. anj Mrs. Strawder and two sons of Saluda;an Irr/.ruetor of Bene-, diot College and a Mr. Wood, allege. We we|e also visited by a. number of wKite friends. Come where you are always wel urn. nn in?r umnoKintnir M' I t Vl you. ^ ABBEVILLE NEWS \ f . "Educators Wfed | announce the marriage of her< daughter, Sallye Juanita to Mr. unaries L. Johnson of Cleveland, Tenn. The wedding was solemnized at the home of th0 bride by her brother-in-law, the Rev. Joseph D. Taylor, Jynn It, IQM'i Onli, rnjnn?fl? ftf ?ml mqfhPr of the groom were present. The very charming and versatile Mrs. Johnson is a popular alumnus of Knoxville College. During her stay there she led in the social, scholastic and religious activities of tHe campus. Since her graduation, she has been instructor of history and the social screners at Brewer Junior College, Greenwood, S. C. She has proved to be quite ah efficient and competent instructor. It was through her many efforts that caused Brewer to be recognized in the. * Piedmont v Declamation League. She will be greatly missed at brewer. ? The groom, Mr. Johnson, is a former class mate of the bride, and an alumnusr of Knoxville College, -lie too-has-done outstanding ,work.. as an instructr Of mathematics and coach of athlellcs^at_College Hill High School, Cleveland, Tenn. Their honey moon will be spent1 in various parts of South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee, after Juneseventeenth, they will be at home, 3322 Live St., Cleveland, Tenn. We wish for them an unlimited amount of happiness in their new field. " ; iir "**' sions that no progressffoe-minded person can afford not to be in attendance. .A few of the outstanding features will be the Morning Thought by the 7 Rev. George Singleton, pastor &t.> Paul A. M. E. and demonstrations by Dr. S. S. Morris, .General Secretary of thei A. C. E. I-eague, Professor W. H. Shackleford, the wonderful Sunday School expert, travelogue by Bishop Williams who has just returned from an entensive study jjoures in JBible JLands/ words ot inspiraton from President Abram class room work under the direction of excellent teachers. Certificates of graduation wjll be is ocuu w> tnose wno complete the prescribed cottfgfr. --?:??-? The best talent among the young popple from every section of the state will be brought to the front and given an opportunity for expression. There will be a Stunt Period by thp. young people and a Camp Fire Hour. __ Prizes will be given for the best Allen Life Guard organization and demonstration. -Th^ Convention theme is "The World for Christ, Christ for the ! WorH." ? . A. P. Spears, State President A. C. E. League, G. W. Howard, State Superintendent, Sunday School, ?,? smgai i r r CLINTON COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT ?The furty-secund amfiml com-nioneomeni pmgt'uni ot Lhnttnr Normal Si Industrial College cutu. menced on Thursday evening, May 16, 1935, with the prcsentntion~ol an Operetta by the JirsJL and lliird grades under the supervision of Misff Basil Kamseqr. The participants acted well their parts. and all present were pleased. On Friday evening, May 17, at eight o'clock an appreciative audience assembled in the, Clinton auditorium at which time a unique miscellaneous program was render ed by ttye members of the fourth -seventh grades,-- Mrs, A14- PWynne instructor and directress, i has pfogi'am was inueeu a credit to the school. Sunday afternoon," May 19, at body, teachers, ministers and concourse of friends winded their."way to Mt. Olivet A. M. K. Zion Church ut the sound of beautiful jnusie ren dered by Dean C.-*?. fourteen young ladies clad in navy blue cap's and gowns marched grac,, fully down the aisle, they were fol lowed by twelve iligfi School* -graduates adametf in whitt. dresses and dark suits. The choral group rendered most effectively My Soul"'with Mrs. Willa Mae Thompson singing the leading solo parL?Each- one present listened "attentively while Bispoh L. W. Kyles, our. senior Bishop so ably delivered tile Baccalaureate >er-~ mon On ""Personal Responsibility" in the. Building of Character.1' It was indeed a pi.wo This message shall long be remembered by the graduating classes, and shaH-serve as an inspiration as the visitors on this dav welt? Mrs.I.. W. Kyle's, Rev..and' Mrs. D..H. Sansom, Dr. B. \V. Swain, W. II. Davenport, Rev. Ccorge Alexander, I)r. B. \V. Swain anil Rev. W. J. CampbclR^ There were others whose names w,j did not get. The College auditorium was a sCene-'-of beauty oil .Monday.. Mav 20th gw it \vas-ac44stieally d pupated in. blue, "and \v 11Uv be cause of .he class day exercises, i At. 2:00 ?'cJoek the llij?h School .appeared an the seen., presenting the class" :hirty year* from now, niidaii 8:00 o'clock "the Senior Normal rendered their class day program. Both exercises wore very impressive, and vvcii: well attended -eVenthougjii LKi^Aveuliu.'t_ wjs. uitk'muiiL,The in ti ueiins in oliargy 'Were Miss* Peri rude II. Luit,JUld Rev. Jas, W. Shaw respectively. Tuesday, May'21ft, at high noon -rit rip we i\ gem1 I'll I illumni reunion an orgiiivization. A very enthusimeeting \Vas IwTd. Rev. W. J. Campbell was elected president.' T1"' "s "'' " ' ' <? * I I 11 r n; > CMIIinn dear old A1 ma Mater. S250.cn) to [ be-paid by pecomlur 1st, and the [.remanded at commencement ld.'iG.' rtVhTm yiTTi in,i in.,.I, pi ii .1,.? | spond; The school is greatly in [need of it. At 8:00 o'clock JLhc. annual Oratorical contest .was held at Mt. (Olivet t'jnncln .lynch V>nt.^iant did her best. The?durrior ?rllig-hSchool silver me lal was won by Miss l'oetee Hi nhvare of Fort PINCKNEY'S F1 UNDERTAKER AND LIC SOUTH CAROLIN. _1006 WASHINGTON ST. [. 1 TVavel anywhere. on the south A fare for every purs - ONE WAY and ROU lor Each Ml - ROUND TRIP TICK! ' ...... .for Each Ml T '? ROUND TRIP TICKI " for Each Ml # 4(m ONE WAY TICKETS . .lor Each Ml 'Good in Sleeping and Pa proper charges for apaee using the ! Excellent Dinin Be Comfortable in the I W. l?. McGEE, A. < Soi'thei'nRai ? 7 ' . . V . ' 7J ' y.- * ' . " Saturday, June 15^1935 COM MISSION IT BUSH KS COMPREHENSIVE SCKVEY OF RECENT TRENDS ' . " c - Atlanta, Ga., June 12,?A revist I : wl iMlil.i, n i f "Rwc'iil Tmnili. in 1 Race. Relations," one of the most the Commii^inn on Interracial Cooperation, has jus,t come from the press, and is now available to any oneinteiested, according to ain ah nour.cement from the Commissioh's h'adqiiarteis in the Standand Building in this city. "Recent Trends", .is a' twelve-page, six by nine booklet, giving a compact but comprehensive survey of late developments and prcs.nt conditions atfecting Negroes in .the South, mill will li?- nf irSnprhl nn.J vatiiv to people pf"both"THci?Fr; ?? length are i\cent migration's from 'country to city and from South-to Nortlu educational?progress?at high levels; improved health-an l increasing life spa'*!~ effects of depression and "New peal," . with consequent gains and losses; the political ?situtaion, . court justice and lynching statistics; education and mass attitudes. The book,"it is"~stated,^ is^ dis!o?env or single copies, - >Vill be sent yjj+hput charge to;anyone en clpsing stamps for- postage. Mill,~S. C."and theJjJmor Normal , gold medal was presented to Miss ? Flu Ellen Cureton of Rock Hill, S. C. Misses Mattie Macon, Jessie Creek Fewell were honorable mentioned. ' Wednsday, May?r22nd, was the final and gqrd day of fthe com mencement program. Era King Sol began his daily routing of travel vehicles were seen arriving -o'clockfho- annual meeting of-Presiding Elders, Trustees and Ministers was held in the college audi-torium presented by our beloved T.ishop E. D. W! Jones. The financial drive for the school was terminated. A creditable sum was ' - realized. Everyone was glad to we*the Bishop looking so well. The president made an urul l'oport to the body assembled concerning the work of the school. Tive graduation exercises were h Id at 3:30 at Mt. Olivet A. M. F. /.on Church. "Social and Eoonomio?: Progress of the "Negr<7"- with the ~ , Salutatory delivered hy Miss Lottie Lee Alexander of Spartanhfargi *? . and '"Backward o r Forward WM rl e?-' '?with?v aledjeiory?-was delivered by Miss Mamie DeLois -Ca^tci?from Great Falls, The' -tt?? I annual address for the occasion was given by Dr. M. F. Wliittaker, president ef Statp. A?& M. f.'ol. lege, Orangeburg,,S. C. _HV u?ed as a subject, "After Commencement What?" I< was indeed an " able?address?and?was yi gscntod? in an eloquent,manner. Diplomas "were j)resented to fourteen Sen--??: ior Normal girls/ and to twelve Iligh_iiehool seniors, by President, Stanbac-k. Several prizes were presenetd to. the pupils among them was. art athletic prile to Mr. John W. Cook of Clio, S. C. The forthy second annual com- * -nie+teouuLnt goes down in history as-one of success from every angle. JNERAL HOME ENSED EMBALMER OF \ AND GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral AS GOOD AS THE BKST= = And Better than the Rest And Prices Less Otlice Phone 5707 - j Residence Phone 7765 COURTESY AND -? *?sEflvicjs "r?? COLUMBIA, s^er?1 /- | I ..any day |1^ ERN^ JJ^ j PSBMIU NB TRIP COACH TICKETS I U TriTeled ' - " I t. ' ITS?Return 'imil IS Days 1? Traveled . 7 _____ ITS?Return Limit 4 Months la TraroM le Traveled trior Cam w payment af occupied* No anreharga* Automobile nt Borne ni Southern . " g Car Servien Safety of Train Travel G. P. A.,' Columbia, g. C. 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