The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 12, 1935, Image 1

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STATE] , - VOL. XT.?NO. 41. v ~ , Big Attractions At Anni Two Big-Football Garr Thurs.?-Booker Wash ; ?Smith's (irc'til Atlantic Shay And Free Acts V Columbia, S. C.; October 9th? ^ The Thirty-first Annual State Col??: ored Fair will opcif its trates Mon- ~ day, October 28 for six days and i six nights of the biggest and best ' attractions' in recent years, according to an announcement from . the offices, of President A. J. Collins and Secretary, J. E. Dixon, | Football games, agricultural and industrial exhibits, a "big midway 1 free acts, music, amusement and-. - education are all on the program | that begins when the midway opens ' Monday night. Monday "and Tues- I day admission at the gates will , i bo free. Plm-imr ..vhihUv: will begin oh Tuesday in the big exhibi* , tion hall that covers more than a half acre. Wednesday is designated Far" nuis Conference and Rural School Day "The gates will open at 0:00 -?: Ar-iVh?-A?bat:il cinicei t will begin ~ at 11:00 A. M. Conferences of Farmers start at noon. All exhibit.* must be in place by 5:00 P. ; M. for-judging at (;.(>() P; M. The' midway op: lis at 0:00 P. M. and a, sto'i kholdt i s meeting at 8:00 P. 1 M.. will etetse the Wednesday's ac tivities. V ' Oh "Big-Thurs lay". College Pay Allen and ('laf 1 in will meet in a j football game that will draw crowds from; eveyy part of the state to witness this annual fair day clash. This year the kick-off is scheduled for 2:00 P. M. Gates x open in the morning at 0:00:*?a band concert followed at eleven and at 0:00 o'clock evening, the first Fashion Show ever .held at this exposition will take place. Friday is High Scljool Pay when schools from every part of the county will have a holiday to allow pppiT and teacher tp see the ' annual high school dash between Booker Washington ami Avery 11 i of Charleston. The Fair will?close -Saturday* with a directors meeting sched- , uled for 1:00 P. M. Special reduced rates have been secured on all railroads that enter Columbia. Smith's Great Atlantic Shows have beelT secumP'to furnish the T amus,en\ent for the crowds expect-"< ed to go through the turnstiles October 28-November 2. First Dast. Teachers Association The President, MisS* Margaret Rrpadnax of the first district of The Palmetto State Teachers Association and her associates are working hard now to perfect plans for the session during the present term. ... The first big meeting of the 1035-36-term will be held on Satunlay, December 1,1th at fHrntrntorr School at 12 oVlock, Charleston. South Carolina. Preparations for the ocjcaslorl are proceeding at a fast pace and indications point to one of the most' enthusiastic gatherings in the history of the district. All counties of the district are 1 being urged to send <lelegatio*)s. , For this reason special emphasis is being placed on the attendance ,i 1 .i .I?. 'ii ' uut? -cu me many uuiiniis mat win be derived from the program that < is being arranged. i Committees are planning sever- 1 al features for those who will come ~ to the session. ( The nature of the program and * the- names of the guest speakers 1 will! appear in the next issue. . Teachers of the first district ' are asked to turn their attention i to this meeting -fco be held in De- < - cember. , F'RANK GADSEN, J I Chairman ?of the Publicity- Com^ mlttee, first district. ' '' < '?4 - ?11 , .. ,? ^ COLOR! Promised' | lal State Fair iesr--Allen v>s Claflin ington vs Avery^Fri. * ' ' a ' ' is Mri,nn Host Amnspwent For Midway * " ' * - j Paine CoHegeflas? Largest Enrollment In Several Years Augusta, Georgia, October 8th? Registration for thi \vork of the first semester of the session lP.'lol!t.'13 closed at JPaine College on Monday, September .'10, 19,'Ih with, the largest enrolhheivf in several years. Young people have matriculated from the States of Alabama, Connecticut, Florida. .'Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina. South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. ; The extension .wopkJwTerftd thru classes given after the regular j school hours is being continued this year. In fact, so enthusiastic Were the public school teachers, social workers, .some of the?-busincss" people anil ministers aipl so great was the 'demand for such classes that the work was hot only cMi.tiir.ifd as, during the past few years but additional courses have been added and special hour-- have been arranged to convenience many who could not come except for Sat urday mornings or at night. Altered to tlu> regular course- in extension classes are Handicraft, a course in education offered two hours each Saturday morning to meet the heeds of social workers and teachers, in which is taught the uses of simple and*inexpensive things thereby converting them into objects Of use and beauty. Leadership, a course in sociology meeting two hours each Thursday night for the. purpose of training social leaders, is composed of about an equal number of extension students and regular students of the college. - Health Education, qffCTgtftwo hours <>n-Tuesday nftcrnoon to extension students. The feature of special-interest in connection with 'The extension classes this year is tiis.t because of die fact that ceTtain classed meet only once each week, it is . possible for interested people front outside Augusta as'well as Augustans to enro'i fy the work. fhtAINKRI) NKVVS __ V ' The daily work at Br'ainerd seems to be a pleasure to both teachers and students. Much interest was shown Wednesday morning, Oct. 3 when students were given a chance to become members of any club of their second choice. . The organization 'of various clubs, with teachers as snon-orers nf flv? ncti vities, is another one of the extraearricula fixtures of the school to combine work and play in such j a way as to have some constructive results., Thursday morning, Oct. 4, our former president and wife. Dr. & Mb s. J. D. Martin, ami their son, ? Mr. B. L. Martin, made it possible for the Brainerd group hear a plendid message from Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Fiasco of Pittsburgh, Pa. . Dr. Glasco gave us a very timely message about the import tanee or having faith in Go;lr ones elf, others, and in attaining some desired goal in life. We are aliva-yd glad to hear the*e messages ?oniing from experienced workers, iind we trust that Dr. and Mrs. 11 ii? --i i ? -' jiastu win visit trie jicnuui a^ain. j Bramcrd students and" CP-work-"j era received spiritual frro\Vtb Sun , :lay morning as they tootc part ifl~ the religious and Communion Ser- J rices' at "Carmcl Presbyterian Church with the pastor, members and friends. At four o'clock Sun day School lesson was studied in various classes with an effort to get all the lessop implied in a Biblical teaching. The losson was concluded with the. use . of - Bible - * 4 ED FAIR ! Pali - I _ COLUMBIA, SOUTH HOLLEY AND SONS 1 FUNERAL HOME Columbia, S. C., October Oth ? The Holley and Sons Funeral Home .situated at the corner o? House and Senate Streets^ Columbia, ' j opened up on the 4th of October I . under the supervision of Mr. W. I ^ S. Holley, the elTicunt Mortician ' -uf CThdsdon and Fasthver. and son Mr. \V. W. Holley," formerly a ty- > pist with The Palmetto Leader. seems to be headed for a very. ^ bright future owing. to their popu- v7 larity and hosts of frrtrnds gained ~5y T7 years of faithful service j with an uiiparalelled record for ^ promptness and courtesy. They have a beautiful little place -yj jus't < If Millwood TTrTve right in the heart of a densely populated . colored community and are pre- . -pared to rernleiTevery service-need- of "FTP in their liner?All (Columbians *S( should congratulate this last.ad- a: dition to Nygro enterprises and tl feel assured of another booster. if ? ? ' 'j.t< Dr C. E. Stephenson ? Passes . b, -. - - i? . .'' ~ . oi Simple, but impressive funeral ai rites were held Wednesday at ir llethe' A.M. L.Church for Dr. C. K. Stephenson, who died Sun- A day 1 ight at t!;e (mod Sam a-it-'if f,, hospil' 1 from a heart attack while js - 4!,...* * i. r in siruiiiiK u |iuuwrii-tiii ruiusR+- ill. el Though he had ben 'sutfe- imi -j*< ' V in hen it fail the for some- time, ?h the suddenness of his death was tl quite a shock to his relatives and S many fWends. The Funeral service: Opening Hymn?"Abide with Me" j Invocation lb v. A. S. l'ow.. jm tor Ladson Pr.eshyto.Ean S j- Church.. ; Second Il^'inn-?lined by Rev. J. (\ j . Andeison. pa-trr Sidney Park C. M. K. Church. ' Solo?Mrs. Andrena Baumgar'n, iv | ** JV j Script uro Yi< ainu--Rcv. I. i. MeDonald, pastor of St, Luke. Episcopal C'hurch. j *, Remarks on behalf of the Pal. o. metto Medical Association? . Dr. F. R. Johnson. Solo?-Miss Daisy Roach. Eulogy?Rev. S. II. Lewis, pa<Uu\ ' ... Intel ment fa Palirrrltrr Come . Pl tery. -The.. Hop 1 otP'rings -were many ami beautiful; ami attested the j ^ig.h .esteem in which the' dciea-ed .. tfas hel l. The active and honorary pall hearers were members of ^ i v <uigurcc anu I'aini' iio i?icaicni ^ Assoc iations.??Bi'tujloy?- ? Morticians' were in charge of the "" 'uneral arrangements. ft State College Alumni Attention tv ..... - c, DEAR AI.UMNI: ^ in Ishoaild Jike to have the address er of every alumni *in and out of the th state.. rtli I want to know where you are and where you may be in two (2) n onths hence. - ? : We have a new and bigger pro- sp gram to put over and I want you rc; at my finger tip; so, don't watt, , , send your address at once, Htyping you are okay And doing '';i ycur'bit in life.?I am, LL_ Fraternally yours, an T. H. BEST, D.D.S., President m, Box 207, Orangeburg, S. C. "t; \v< veises in which the word "comfort, comfortable, or comfortably" ,, " was round. Christian KncJcavor; in) seemed to have' been one of inf |:inatioit and jnrMiiration. T%e ^ topic, "Our Goals and how to reach jn them" was discussed thoughtfully wj by our young people. ' t j, s Friday cflernoon Oct. 5th?the-. foot-ball squad had the first scrim- j, mage for the season with Mather Academy at Camden,.South Carolina. This year Brainerd bowed- to Mather in a score 12-0. ' of Anions the visitors on the cam- )<n pus during the week-end Wore: ^ti Dr. J. M. Gaston of Pittsburgh, | }1(l Pa., Messrs Eugene Adair and ' Isaac Graham, alumni m#mbers of ag the school. e * , . : octoi 75 Skilled Negro Me- A chanics Found Here Says Murcherson Columbia-, S. C., Oct bcr 8th? r. MurchersQn whaJs a rcprescn- n' itive of the P.W.A.H. of Washjlton. D. C., was in the city last w atimlny, October" 5th and ihter- H< own/1 (tin N7nn-vr? mpi>llniii/>t in I' lilding at the Pearson's Funeral -*v oine and found many NCgroes to '' skilled in the following, fields: lastering.HBrick Masonry. Paintg. Paper Hanging, Interior Dec- I w '.'ting. Roofing. Lathing. Electri ! 11 ans, Plumbing, Carpenters, Stone " asonry, Elevator Hoisting. Many questions were asked Mr. ct urclurson about the P. W. A. . Mr. J. W. Beaehum who was V lairman of the meeting wanted > know the prevailing-wage scale a! the P.W.A.H'!1 The prevailing...V1 i the prevailing wage scale of tfc fe respective local -unron that is the prevailing scale of the Plas- e1 rs Union was $1.00 per hour The pi revailinjg scale of the P. \V. A. kt . .to that particular union would _h ? $1.00 per hour. lie advised all a' cal unions in the city and through it the state to revive themselves p< i:l start functioning so'that they i iay" be helped by this corporation. b< That this is -not the hi I'. W. t\ . which was the builders of ridges but t^u- P. W. A. H. which lp a n w: restoration that deals ci liefly with building'of houses and modeling homes... He also, added ..v tat great things' was in sP re in -P ic line of building this coming (L Vying. t\ IarvesfHomc. Celebration ' ~ id I'ONSORM) HV 11KTHKI/ A. M i:. CHl'KC'il J Columbiaf S. C.. Ootob<r 8th? pedal' services will be observed unday. Oct ber 13 with decora, pns with the fruits cf the sea>n. Sunday evening at 7.30 " clock will be Allen University's egram, President Abram Simp- 1 >n will sneak, accompanied by u veral selections from the famous lee (Tub-trf the?L'nit'ersjty un- ~1rt r the very efficient Director,, *l rof. Abraham. ? ??Monday from 12 noon to 8:30 ' M. dinner will be served at the lurch and anywhere in the city ; nit on order notice# The- public la cordially, invited to help make p< lis a big occasion. Yoei can't af- In >rd to miss this treat of -the sea- M n. ' ; 1 ss ltev. S. II. LKWIS, Pastor. I ct 'he Horticulture Inst. October and NovdVnber* are the u. he-t planting months for' S. ulnnf int)1 nn/1 froOo I ? these months insures a greatsuccess with them. During e several months until spring, . , c 1 outs of the plants keep oil j owing becoming established in .j. | r.ew sui y un lit ).( . When j ring iloes conic, the plant is ala'ly to start its normal seasongrowth. If plants are moved in t! spring, the chances v ie that pi will not I) collie well established ^ with stand the rigors of the hot ^ ;1 dry summer days only a few ; at o nth-s away. October and November are cool d generally the soil is in good uking condition. On investigating the prices of ' ass seed. 1 tind we can get one 1 ndl-cd pounds of winter rye ass seed at the rate of six< cents pound. If von buy grass seed *n small dote, say ten pounds, it \V 11 cost ten cents a pound. Need say nny more about that? Do not forget our adult gulden?^ liss which meets at Booker Wash ^ prf om TTJrrVv Q/iViOaI nOnOo Wrv/J^na ^ ' iy evening at seven thirty. Tho following 13 The definition or ' a gl rden ns given by a well ' lown Horticulture Jurist: It ruck me as hoirrg very unique, 0,i it n-ost appropriate. I am pas- di rig it on to you. "Through all ni :e? and in^ll oountlag and plar.oa ai (Continued on Pag'o 8) bl 5ER28 CT. 12. 1935 " ~~r .... ^ 1 ?rr-,? r. $iVson-Clement Nuptials Striking Event of the Season _ Sumter, S. .C.rfOctoir'r i) The"; lost out standing OVetlt <>f Suuir's social season was the lovely editing on Wednesday, Sept. IkOO- I*. M, -at which time Mis- ; ranees Klizab'th Lav.son of Sim r >m'<* pin the bride of Mr. \Vi_b am Alexander Clement of ("m.rsto:*, Si C-., at the Utid--'- i^-i j . nee, this, beinj; air occasion ii huh a host of frioi^S- and a v.Md. nd - prominent family e nnecliui: j ihI ~tTu> most corilU" 1 interest. Thf promiency of the* bridal J >upie makes the ceremony tine f the outstanding events ill tilt ! ty 'this season, having be n prc-T clod by a large number of s.eia ]. fails ai ranged to do specPi hon--j to the bride, w|u> is populai i uung a. \viit? circle of frund.- jiruoiit tlie state." ~ . The ~ Prominence' of the. britiJ I t .eh mere atti' ctive^ with pott'% lants and tut flo?ers it) tall has- ! Ms, used" in profusion. Lighte ' idr lainns and cathedral' eandol Jia d st -soft rich 'niellow-^gUjw 1 this setting. .Th?' color scheme. | >ach and brown, being carried <.n I u:sed a beautiful background K a" formed. Beauty and stnipliei were the outstanding feature- . ' tha nrcasini' The lilirn'ty pa. - j" r and (lining roam were thrown J"" unite. The impressive ling ceremony.! i.h was . p rfoi nu-d ivv R. .. I . ('ox. pastor.of .the First.'Bnpi . ' Luji eh. of ' this oily,'took place in io doorway between the p- .1! V.-i id -lining "rooms. On either rid" which tapers bunted _ah<] ib?wwore ljanked, White crept. A|>cr in strips siTsp. n .ing .front 10 end of thy door was unfold. <1.' > f? 1111 iiii aisle for tlie !>i i Jul. pa: ,* by Misses Ophelia \\"i 11 i> 111s, and 11a Clyde Myers, of "'Columbia, S. ,t who Were . richly tf&rbcd. - in own talfcta with 'peach acce-soi s. Dr. 11." T. \Villiams and Prof. ?hn Kilgore in full diess, acted * ushers.' Prior to the entrance of th. tidal party. Pivf. Bow p. itKisi-.. aclter at'Morris Culkge, render! seyeial selections upowthe pi *+-.?As tlie iii'.i. ic 1 hanged to tlie lair.sr of Mendelssohn's 1 mare! liss t m m a Clement of (-diaries? 11. sdster of the icroom and maid 1 ' honor made 4wr tvay slowh.* t?. * altar, j.ttired in a lovely grc.r iffeta with brown, trimmings. ?ach slippers, cairying an arm tuquet of pink roses and ferws. is^j Madeline Jackson-of Florl'T,. S.. C. fiiU.QWed.iu. -a Jmudy- cation of pink satin 3 matching >wers and ferns. Site was acimpauiell by Pi% f. Kilwdrd '.iswi-at ("'oil.ntbia, S. C. Preceding the Tde was little Mis^ Arna DaPree cai ing a pink taffeta, "ruffled j.. tloor lehgth with sash of conastirij? 'shade, carrying ring ir peach colored dilly. . ?The beautiful strain.- *>f the bri-!, march fmm Lohoiierin w. en < a r.l as the biide appealed * v.e arm of her. father, Prof. ('. A. nwsoiv petite in statine ar.d of 1 iinette type, the' beautiful bride is never lovlicr. She wore a g'n neck, egg shell s tin go.wr. 1 iiu ess style, with 'fitted sleeve-;. I'n'ger tip. toil of silk net. mff- 1 1?with- trdariF ndrre and" fastener) J the head with a vVnath of tiny ange blossoms. At the altar she was met by the com and his best ntan, Mr. Char * < MeCarroll of Charleston, S. C; ' ill dress suits were worn by the 1 ftK participant-'. "Ahvys" and 1 h eause" were plated Softly dur g the, cere'mony.A roFFption followed duiTi.g hieh the beautiful bridal and lower gifts wore displayed. Miss , Edith Jackson, Isabel McKay. _ loise Levcn and Mrs. Kilgore ere in charge of the rooYn where ( e gifts from the numerous show , s were displayed. ?J M'^stlames Howard, AndiewsJ , .vers, F. R. Spears and the Miss- j > H mpson were in the library sjtlayinfj wetUling pifts to the any quests. Mos dames J. Brooks id M. Mi lea presided over the -ide's book. Delicioua croam ;?nd ... ?' ' -NOVEft j&er Thomas Allen 1 At New Y Was World. War Veteran. Tr. m : As^o'.iated Musicians <>t ( ' New/ V.'.i'k Tm.mas A.K?- , I wail!-- ii'ii-t) . ?( i'.:i > !<-1 . ii* .!< ' di. i September- iU wa'y- :i AV.nrU War Wu-ran liavit.e SflV.d Til till' Uevimt t:*. TTm \\ .?i l<! . Wai ana wo . otv: ^ set s or.e yi-fti' ami u hull". V , member of" AsMiei.<to i Mwiviittry?... ? c. (if Gra ntor N'I-W Y ?V- I ?.. !*! >NI?" und the .Vew i'aii! ? ! m> a . ,, Ysso.iatibn To." w Vi'Vk City. Mi\ K lu'ar l.v a^lyfalOtl tiw. public schools in Ni w, Uochellc ..N. -V.. j ml finished his~<.'ducatiim at llamp ton In titat in ViiyiinL. ' Ho coji- i heeled himself. with-tin- cr.u.icj t when younti. Lis -vhyerfu-l-?dis. -i position won for him many friends. I>V. F. A.'X'ullon. pastor <>!' Sal- t im ;.M.' K. " Church conducted the l fun1 ral services fvin (In. f nrniinn?t Funeral Home, 2iiS Lenox Avenue. i Sereeant F. K; Wallace was i:: i /i ize of iii-ta hn.cn; f'mm th.- . ofit'lh Infantry. Music was fur- I nislvd by members of ti e N< \> ! V.s'u-.'.h'.m?Mi!-leal?Am.- eta: inn?t . " . I fc---n.tretc 1 by Hulp}. ftTCTinm-^ A*' .? Solo was rendered by Mi-s llel.i v Surviving; are a wi low. i Flhol I'.i -cker F iwar is. foi l'V rly c of Sumter, S. :? ?is ten. Mrs..) M tie Thomptj*jP> a iTrother. Louis o l-\Kvr?> .lv -I n,;<l ..t* ?*..'? ...Inlii-f.-t 1 ' 44 \' '.'4 441 * v 44*v' * vI. and fricnls. Tin- !i. i!y was laid to rest in Na- t linnal (iiiotiu.y Brooklyn V.-. , -i tun id n'tmnd of bc$u;t'iful fjowers 1 while sorrowir.;* frj<,ii \? stood'bv. i t'" Jnli : Braxton '(Hark. reporter ! iako wort- s. rved l?y Mis. kjHafcl fc-p.-a'iy an i .Miss A. Dinkins, the , t color schfiln.' til' peach olid brow.n? S | bcihjr diricd out. , Mr. C". . H. J I'racy mar.atfci the* lafroshnKMlls The briil changed. l?^ a chic s suit ? f brown s.iuo trimmed ivy.. KfW.n"-Astrakhan with accessories I ( lu-:. alrii ?1 hiring . the?reo-pl, ii 1:1 : " | lie coil pic quietly. slipji'. .1 aw y| <1 for a hoi.cy nnmii trip?inr \orth , a (V rolin'a and ither points/** ' t ?wSU Tio. m, or*- \ 4 .'v , .w i v . .-v. ; Ijawsun. was richlji?gowned in plum colored lae?- weaving-.a corsaji-'1 of roses of a matching' J shade. " " , "' 1 t Thl* -mother of the glYHllU; -Mrs. ' c At tlun* TTenu nt. Sr., wore a love- r ly yostumi- of pluiii colored, velvet c uid ci'py. The aunt of the bride, a Mrs, Bessie Davis of Baltimore, t Md.. Wore white- gc orget to trimmed r with silk lace. T!\> bride. the only daughter "of. _J Pi of. an ! Mrs. ( Y A. Law?son, is - C School , f this city, al-o a graduate li >f Spohnan College, Atlanta, Ga. t While at the institution she was v eery active in tin- Glee Club Chor- r [ graphic Group .,nd V. \Y. 0. A. M>s 1 .awsiin has a wonderful per-I sonality and will he- greatly missc ! in the y mmunity. She t' tight Knglish at Lincoln High School nn v ions?tn Iht-?wedding. The ? UrUk- i> a of I K'lta Scaur- y; i ity- , t My. Clement matriculate at Avefy" Institute, Charleston, Sr C. ind Taladega College. Ala., a mcru , ior of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fra4 ernitV and now assistant mail'iter if the Charleston District-of th< ^ \"<>rtb'Carolina Mutual Life In- y ui a,nce (Mm pany. j. Thcout of to\yn guests Were a* 1 follows; Mr. an<l Mrs. A.M. Cle- 1 mint, Sr. i?nd daughter. F.mma. r Mr. Charles McCnrKil Charl1 stun ;. _,L President M; F. Whit-taker of "Sr' 1 C. State College. Ora'niJvburg, S. ^ P.; Mrs. M. O. Leevy and Miss Madaline Jackson, ^Florence; Prof, and Mrs. I. M. A. Myers and d-iugh tor, Ella Clyde, Miss Gladys Rice, Mcsdudmcs Alma" Hopkins, M. GritTin,. Prof. Edward Sweat and r Prof. Hemry BennettL Columbia; C Mrs. B??8ta Davis, ths brids's aant i of D/ItlmoMr Md.. j ^ IBER 2 \' ' PRICE: 5 CKNT8 Edwards Dies ork City bonisT And Member of r ireater New Y.ofli-Local 802 ncreased Enrollment ---At Tuskogee ? Tu In.-1 iiu:? . *Viu. Oct. . "I 1! . t .. i 1.1 vii1 student.; nd a new poliy ::K', !'ui11 r hiph:i - y/.r Tit vTtr ? tudy a: d (!'. velopinent hai .forced ["'J.-kt. yt-.o IrVtitute'to. ex par. its. i. ... nl ..r., art?er:t Iry- pn.r? of a farm of I,~OQ ncVcsT.to irovide for experiment aiid.st !? - ?> 1* *>>iavt:i;il farlu methods ttf neet needs. of demonstration- anc, ciic+slf-jjr fiotys-ai y f< r the itu-rt-tta r,7"".e?'iI'Dmi'M' iiv.-f. mt classes.- .. . Anr.iiiir.eemviA - of purchase of * hp new farm came yesterday from ,h'*. tii'fiee. of 'ly-i-.-i h-ni K.-l)?Prw- " oi i-on.?A total of ^ijo,""i> wi i 1 ? r.vested "in this .-project, .accordity to iAirectur J. II: Otis of the Xyiietiltu'.al Department 'of :vh'e' ,wt;t .....I >1 *,ned t i.miudo* a new - 'ayric alural. I?iul unn uneh will hu p>. cod ?n tbe IuNUlutc ca;ii!i'.i> a irood vill ^ift from the white South, ae >.v prominent South?.rtr~white-load rs. ' . The now tract 'is. nine miles "South f Tuskepee. near *Robs. It was joupht as a result of months of . < ' r< fi 1 study jby the Institute minorities ms a result of the increas mr interest in airi lV ultnrald' ve-lop' _ _ ncnt of the South- by TXtskc&rotbs aeulty Tlul; authorities.- - Courses ' ykieh will increas' instruction in s. arm. inanapre'ment courses will be .erentuate'J as a patt of the new lev? lopment. according to Directir Otis. The transaction was om pie ted a cay <ir two ac. "The new farm is to be a test ?. : .re ui el. providing a laboratory for tiident?," Director Otis said. This lan! now pr. vid's alT types T soil used in experimental and |T1 krrronst ra'.mn?eh .?<e.<?f ar benefit ?;? T students, for in the nrw tract r.ii mi tlat ai-a-a iy r.-md we havo he poor, fertile and bottom' soils J ach as net ally liilf*.? by Southern Cqgroes.. "We will in the next two or three enrs place s t: " ss'on t lie con.binaion of the science an 1 economics if agriculture in farm managciiente hursicb," Director Otis d?- I la red. >"Far': ers and. farm man- _ govs should he able to correlate he two in a more effective runnier." ; ' In. William J. Mahonoy. camiaign counselor for the Tuskegce : Joodwill campaign. of which lb nisty is gonyral chairman, calls abolition to the fact 11"at the South rjlLproht extensively from the ex- *' ; >ansion of Tuskefipi's. cgricultur-! 1 department. u.Tustkttree's oe.r.sos in farm Ur inary medicine. dairying,. pout ~ ry fan* management!, horticul-' are. crop-p: educing and landsc vp ng prepare the TrisfcegOi? "student o a far moii- "important facer; in <H44wltuval.. life than j he unskilled farmer is," Dr. Mamnvy point oil out. "Those , cours- ; s at Tuskopr' e teach the students o improve eor.'iitiens,Jiero.-va'Hhe .j iouth.. instruct them- how to enieh their soils, to bettor their j .nasiHp conditions, to make things ... .J n their daily life better ami hapiier. The South will welcome the uws that Tuskegoe is expanding o keep pace Vith the proposed e-.. e t ion of tjie new Agricultural , . ' r.ilding." 3 ' _ VISITORS IN THE CITY Rev. and Mrs. Allen T. Dixon .!] >f Daytona Beach, Fin., former 'olumhiana are here vieiting relaand friends. They also H pent tome time in Newberry. -r^7T?~i