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Page 4 Slip .1- "* Jlalmrttu iCrahrr -PUBLISHED WEEKLY j l3l0 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C ' Entered at the Post Office at Col- j umbia, S.' C., as second class J matter by an Act of Conjjre8B. SI BSCKIPTIONS One Year ....... $2.00 j six Months ? - 1 Three Months .75 | Single Coi-y -05 j .... . FOREIGN ADVERTISING AGENCY V\\ B. Z1FF CO.. Dearborn St. i Chicag'), 111. Offical Adversite? mmr-at?tire?rate?allowed by Law. ' The Loader .^vill publish brief and rational letters on subjects of jfeiror ~t" iirrc vcrst when-they accompanied "by the names and address of the* .authors and arc nnt of h d curatory nature 7 ~ "rAiiehiylhoiTs *co:hfnunie*atibh tvill n't be noticed. Rejected nianu. sciipl.- .will not be returned. REMITTANCES Checks. Drafts an J Postal or Express Moijev Orders should be n'a?le pay..hie to the order of . . The* Palmetto Leader. " f;K?VT!.-HAMPT?K\' Published N. .i: FREDERICK Kditoi , E. PHILIP ELLIS .. Field A pent ALFRED T. BUTLER. Adv. Mgr. t omn.una ati'on intended for the . current'isvue must, be very brief desk, -hot.; later- thhn Tuesday of each week. - City, news, slccal ? peitomn! and. social news b' \\Jdiu s'day nitfht. -I ?tisjite~s and Kditori 1 Phone -Pi-." ~ Saturday. March 11, lth'W } *.,) .i...Louis' sake in particular. hi;* friends and admirers art ir.nre than pleased that Joe Blackburn. trainer. ??f Louis, .has been acn. itud <>.f-the chafjre of manslauirkt. r. Blackburn and atioths . r inan hat' a difficulty, in' the mid-1 ef winch a pistol was fired . injuring' two innocent persons, an clderli man Ami a young girl, tin* lsuU: ?.i..vi if _r. s< nr. time afterwards. Tie i'.aiiars?are?til at?the macthe of bombing IUd Cross . ? ntt~. in Ethiopia?thus time it is the Ilriti-h. Hut the great defender of Italy's savagery in Ahn-rica. Arthur Brisbane, makes light ' >!' it '.saying anything may l apt'i'.n i:i war. Ti. ,at - a; d agreements 'anting t _ natp'!^ in fhes^dayis and time are certainly nothing more than rrf?papii-.'' -First Itarly and now (K-rmany give new evidence < f this fact. If individuals would'k-< |i their -word and respect their pri'-mis. s. nati* ns, of course. ' ^wou't!. Nat.io.ns are made up of ' indi.vidimis. Sir. o (". S. Supreme court _? decision in the Scottshoro cases 'i i i ' i \'p"-' in-, servimr on eraiif ;md petit juries, no Negro convicted ' of a crime in counties a > t hey have been barretl from such' .mries, has been loyally con. S.'U-ti-. Carolina* is one of .ti :! w S- .ivhc-i n states which fs ni>* i r -.iv'ng the. law in this particular. We have not heard of, or ? : "a if a single,colored man beir.j drawn on. a grand jury in any ire ..f the T! counties of the ! -tat-. < nl.ORKI) DENTISTS TOO FEW F-.r a iuimber of years Dr. J'. ?_?, ?T. , M i!'-nv.'.ey.. president < f Mei.aiiy } ?> .;! al Coll ere. Nashville, Tennessee, has been' calling attends n to the- fact that there' nry not vivli <: . n'tiXts being trained t serve t!i a people. In a rci c? i:t address along this line he s.ta'.-.d..that there were only 6 men in tin- f.r*shmen- class-.at. Mejiarry j T.,m, . , ,ii in ii'i .in i nn ni' tin beat dental! department in the country.' In ' in- v. t n i T; t i11tg clas-s?of?Mcharry there- ai-e .only 7 while Howard has.-only .8. or a possible number tf new dentist.- of only i ! ". He emphasized the fact that! tin urnoi r of new dentists going' . y.'-ar by year is not numer lll , There?avc?tiftiy?69 <!ci tal -1s in class "A" donta! ( ? !!<"/ This i? -rather a peculiar situation. Just why the young colmid nu-uaie hot attracted in greater- numbers tnj the dental fiel i is rather puZzling. It is a t utn! ai.ahiy lucrative field and one where!r yen ;ine and medical service can be performed. Along with the physician, the health of the p< epic depend largely on their skill and practice. Perhaps, thi? matter should he given j^iore attention hy oni' literary schools and colleges. The->r.eed and importance of this' profession should he imcharacter and ability. Meharry > and Howard stand ready to receive"all who wii! come. Both are well! equipped and are grade "A"! schools. MOMICIDKS IN THE SOCTII President-Elect Dr.t J#i Rion McKissick of the University of South t jc.. . * ., Carolina made an address a few j days ago before the Kiwanis club. His subject was "Citizenship." i Among other things entering in, to. good citizenship he discussed Jury service, stressing its impor. . tance?in_-the life of the people. . "There, is truth" said he. as well as exaggeration in the statement made to Raymond B. Fosdiek by a Southern cflicer of the law: "We have three classes of homicide in the South. If a Nigger kills a^ white man, that's murder. If a white man kills a Nigger, that's justifiable homicide. If a Nigger kills another Niirtrer. that's iust one less Nigger!" i tus houuurn ortlcer U'!is relating condition's as are all too well known by those who pay any atj toution to the administration of | the law. nor is. there any exaggeration in his statement -either. That i is the attitude of the average ju! ry in our criminal courts. It makes?nrr ditfeience jusL liuu the [^killing came about, if the dead | man be white and the killer Negro. murder: it is. If the killer i; i white and the victim colored, the j dead col- red man caused himself i to bb.kijlcd; he was advancing on the-white man with a stick of rock ! even though the white man may | have had a pistol or shot gun 'in his hand. Now if the killer and vjetim bo both colored, the jury may-convict the killer., but it was] just manslaughter, and if he is convicted t.he judge gives him a, very light sentence, and the chan-J cvs arc he will-receive a parole before even the light sentence is1 served. And yet the blame for the high murder rate of the South ^ thi? Ncirro. Rut whv -the :: classes of omit-ides in the Ttrst place? ?-???-?-j tPOINTED POINTS | X By George A. Singleton ^ The weekly text" L be^ you not o lose heart over what I am suf- 'erih'jr on your behalf: My suffcrntfs are an! - hour to you.? 'Ephosiana 3:13 : ? The Weekly thot: Ml thru life I see ft em sr. ? When"" sons of men yield up their birth, There is no jrnin except by cost. There, fs no life, except by death. Cincinnati, "Ohio, March, 1P3?>? >o from a distance one pa/.es Ueadilv-at Calvarv and by faith ... ? Vain-civ of all Itlie years?the reaction, trial and slaughter of Jess the. Christ.. Quite'oasy is it forme to jx-CQnio indifferent in the "ace of rank, stark, brazen hvp'oricy. For who really takes Jests seriously? His crucifixon is mst anothrrrdynching at tin- hands >f parties unknown., Both philosophies an.! systems if religion grow out of vital processes and life .situations as aft or -that's to meet the. real needs of -people. - Thus religion in Anieri a is the booster for captalisni in 1 fights to maintain the- old ?rder. There is little or no Jests in it. .Testis and injustice do not -keep company. Ministers may . and congregations, may sumibout the I-ord, and even talk about going to heaven. but what about the shameful treatment ae o!(led Bronze Christians in many bf the states in the . states"in the otton kingdom. Bronze, folk cannot swallow uich religion. It is not.'with having. Neither is it the religion of -f t!i\ murdered Jesus whoso sj?ot v|Qi-if u-n< f.n- all 1)0(1nlo regardless of color. ...Bac-k home from . Kansas City,, ind Atlanta, Georgia the writer -pent a day last week in Cinoinrati, Ohio with Pr. A. C\ Sum titer, pastor of Allen Temple. The boys at both should be proud of Tho record that is being made by"us." He Ts one" of the leading "hastors in-the group. Who lias not seen tho r w l*n| 'or. Stati-m in Cincinnati has not [ gazed tr on the latest effort inJ ail-station arch-it-ctfire. B.autii fill, every conceivable mordern ! e<?nven: r.co, and apponintment. , By the tipie those linos app-a'1 ; is writer will have passed thru *h?. "t'incy" station enroute . to Chicago, that great city on" Lake I Michigan. The writer in this space could, not attend the testimonial given to Dr. Nichols at Charleston, upon recognition of his long life in the ] itihorant ministry.; Perhaps his | "H'ni'il. of at rio*;' emniivimi^ ser- ' I vice is the longest in the Af7ri- ' | can M. L. Church.. Concratulatons. Dr. Nichols, Truly the dean , >f the squard. He saw and knew j mo-n who saw Richard Allen. Month-after-next the Genera! < Conference of the African M. F.. | Church will be convened in the City of New York. The time is - short. ?The?delegates are aboutdecided already what Will be (tone" at this quadrennial meeting. From all sections of the church come as- i -urancrs an<l predictions that the next Editor of thp Christian Re- j ' order will he the writer of | "Pointed Points." Should he not he elected he will not c ase to | nr-ot V? i < frinnrle o ro rl e? A ? ? * I thi? spare where a lasting friend- J ship has been sustained for overj a decade. The funeral of the late King George of England rost $125,000. Entertainment -of royalty from overseas cost $35,000. The death of a King or Queen is Expensive. Hundreds of thousands ,f)f people will never be'"able la.-sa.VC $35,000. to say nothing of 125,. Well, God will not make the mistake of judging a person by the price of the casket or shroud in which he ^as buried. May be a long wait until the last day when the-trumpot shall sound and the dead arise To be judged, but when the day t dawns there will be many disap- J pointments. ] .Missouri continues to press for a decisive victory either on the TH field of battle or in the newspa- I pers. More than printers' ink will be needed in the conquest of Africa. The beginning has not been begun yet. Have your school teacher ar_ some well informed person tell you the significance^ of this day, Selach!" "If 1 forget this, O Jerusalem." ; m \ % I Kampbellgrams | |t* Stephen C. Campbell ^ St. Paul church, of which the writer is oveisecr and under she.) heVd, has taken on new lite inthc last two nunths. Collections have jdvubled themselves; attendance has increased and the whole progiam | has been reset. Leadership training, loyally and -love are the sccrets of -this mnv I The olVeiing fell to $10.00 ;-:vi $20.00 was the exception,- Today the olfering was $45.00 in the church. Today was*. Woman's Hay and more than live hundred heard the nunisteu .speak. oirJLWoman, AIan'> lielp-mate". At night the main auditorium was packed to ;.hear President Annie lJenmavk deliver a" message on "Prayer". The Feed and Fun Feature has added much impetus to the program. Every department must | have its constituency in a meeting where they ?.at and talk in a mutual way. Last week I was in Greenville with the city churches ii\ a Leadership Institute at S'pringfi.Id. The class was an advanced group, with a tine background-aud sh wed intense interest. . Greenville', white, and colored are far THTT'mt of the. aver;m% city in trained workers. We are off this week for the coast. When you read .those Kanip.bellgrants, .we will have visited Birkodeyr Charleston, Beaufort an I St. Hekna Island, where we plan Id Mfl' bt'fdl"e the lotUd1 Hit e II:.' S. S. and B. T. U. Assembly Progrant.; This will be the last trip in the lower acctii-n. The Pee lKe .Section has not been touched as fully as planned. Meetings will be i 'i nod?for this?seef rr?Inter. These meetings have done natch c od and are destined to sblv? the problem of reaching the uiu >':'. lied. .? Special Call To 8. S. Convention Workers On March -<?. Bi ncdu-l (hdU'lr.' Science Hall, we are calling nil the . Field Directors,'' Presidents and titer workers who (K sire to e<\nn-. in a conference arid p.ep meeting. District !'Mis?i??nav?es' art* ui ged i attend this meeting.- The Stat" Teachers'' Association will by in session and' you will be coming. The purpose is To launch-the state, wide drive for .2500 d;legat?. s finthe General Assembly, July 15. I conferred last week villi President Gaudy and he is doing fine. He is up and going oTt cfniei\es. He will be at Sumter, in July and t< Id me to tell you, to send your 'whole teaching sta:'. and all your I leaders. U? . ' ?Billie Campbell It was the second Saturday in I March, lb.'i.'l, that .South Carolina i heard the news that Billie Camp* j hell was dead. She is guile on.Iy I physically. She Jives in tin nieut ry of Anderson today just as if it was yesterday that she went away. AH that she prayed for i t her last hours .with her family, i'.'tn o be ii vTiinU'il and li.n , mi. to pass. Aniontr her prayers were that "Daddy may'find a good, .wife and that the children might he kept together". S. C. Jr., is in tenth grade , and have never been absent a day from school and now operates Anderson's only Five and Ten Cent Gr< eery Store. Sonia. is growing- more like her niothoi t.very day and. is in sixth grade. Finley the little- boy she wanted, is a fine little fellow ofsixtibe.il "months. and'.Wertonia will be.fi'ere in May, I.upay, who succeeded her as a wife is the most worthy! Clio v.. 1.1. ..1 1 a devoted-cwrfe, a--far-seeing help mate, an untiring Worker and a faithl'ul and tr.ue woman. She fs not a stepmother. The children.do not know any difTerenee hut that she was their own mother. They blend in looks nnd they all pet alonp very nicely. I,upay is' the tV.|picr 1 ':i i:] ino Fiiilcv. hn.wn.lii many of you as Polly or Jack but to me she is Lupay and to h r I er pets two pood wives Imt like] -other things, if they ^an be. pot-J ten. Dynamo Campbell will pet! them, and he did. ^MOUNTAIN CITY| ? ECHOES I x. Y By "CAP JIM" L-~WWWUWWWWrfUWWWJWUAAj The Greenville County Teachers' Association met Saturday in its lepular monthly session. The attendance was pood, hut not 100 percent. The puest speaker, was Prof. C. A. Johnson of Columbia is. L\ lie brought a message brim full of good, common sense stuff. That which every teacher presem could digest, carry homo within his or her mental system. Our To I k have bee n - fed up-oa- t-b-is- fan-; ey stuff too much. We need what Mr. Johnson (rave?plain, unvarnished facts?because we must deal with facts. Theory is-well to lis_ ten to, but the thing that's going to entertain us alon(r the highway of fifp Judging from remarks made by he president; the association will be at the state meeting in full force, ? v>E PALMETTO LEADER At the meeting: in April the of-1 fieeis for the year to follow will j be elected. That means' teachers j or no teachers, among our folns, a i hot time as a rule. SS'e trust howl pever, since it isCrecnvillo Ttachers, that a step upward will j be taken and that the election will I pass oil' quietly and pleasantly. I The Republican County convention (Tolbeft's faction) was heltjLl Here Saturday at Cleveland's hall. Vftt ix lurirn nvnU iL umic <t"l l\itt \w? I were informed that delegates to -tate and district conventions were chosen. The meeting was quiet. Several of the whites present made talks which were rtiong party ad i dresses. If they loved the party as they declared, why we know some good work will he- done tow ard getting men, and onwn registered. Ftom now oil till 2nd Tuesday in November will be a fine time to hold a registration tick"CTTbae-ktd up Willi y< ur tax rtcei W] tor l'J35'. One white'man 't\ marked?;So it is said?that lu- would .walk frotr. here to New Vm;k bare foot to get to vote against Ri oscvelt?that s some walk. The p<> if white- iiiah and the Negro ate the ones that n..l.. *l.~ ?.i. d.." .1... :? .1 viu^ liic; u ue wu> in^ uiv |'<v>l three yeai'Sr-At lirst-'seme thought that they , w -iv getting h -Ki ol some meat, l/iit thaTTUVned out.to be britles and skins. And bnthet as you meet them day'by day, you; can read as yuu walk, and tell b,\ ; the general a,p.carance that the t'oad has been n^ ky.. . Letters arc appearing in the rubric* Forum cat t ied by one i the daily papers that speak so loud tliat a "dear p-.-J son almost could hear. I have JLLtver lead suei. i...: stud' f ?. ??? tin penoi flfe-lni? dcTnorcrat against their own party. A mighty line time for the* slate republican -organization to .be at work. Opening the doors, but .alas the boys art , so busy trying' to make their fa.t'ion look descent. .-b"trial"It might lie seated in 'June. until,.they -have no tinie for n al party wo: k. i Piii' nationni " lion aid n.iuu .marvelous how Mr. l.andon .was being sold to the country by his friends, nothing t wonder about. The country is in the buying mo *.! Millions out looking' for a .mar n .1 h?-1 voifl 1 1 bin till' m, <: appealing one'-hist now. is; honest; plus conimen,-sense. Landon seerin to have both. The Pittsburg -Courier said a few weeks '.bin k -that tie se that were being gr??. iv,< d .I'-r the rac by the republic$: < were qp to date "only light w. in hi plugs". That's pretty near what a .-bid-"ami ii full what it. in-.a';it; Well I rea'. ' that the wise guy thut.-stand awun< the - are track" and plank down i!>eii rash and pick ".it winner, ; Ave ott'erin-jr i*vcu. :.i. ncy that i it-hot Hi- of the pliie- ..M!i v. in-over thpresent. Ti - : a h 1?re *i. t ha*>" Tnttnjf a;4*p1;re" l-fetty hiirh; tr w.i 11 v..- have allow for the owi, (i of the "Courier.*'. lie like til" vol i (l : i vskip r > \rrfcrs* ha - it < :. <n the "pay roll". The government I'iiy . roll--ivist rnmral.i make? a t:-? <<1 e<l ai-iiph- .:< 1 n ' i y. A f".;-; thou, aii-l <i -Hat -ai ary v. ili -,::\e em i>' ' a' ywny? The !? - ays all lie has *t<< ?lo i ' pTi < 1.1. ?: T:,' i''".' - .ote Qua- ter i- >.vvei p.* a- 1 <\ v T<>. Til" 1> y- ao | ti. 1'my " A A'.aie real, stuiV iv. .-<<!i_r. ' V.. I! h. i'readier-; .Vlliaa. e.*.v.;.. < !-v a1-.:a ratiiiT i e . v.ra'ni/; 1 ive ' mhs ayo; Tie n the liaptist I': <aeh%rs l'ni<<t> lii.ion n Wee ho to. . A. w i 1 \\e have preacher- o; rar.i/.e.; [ piohah'.y 'he. weather will 1 v fair, e. or. S i. iavs from r.ow . n: . . i \vl,i < <;?> tn that -i;' pay- to in- organize)!. , i:uKN'i:/i::{ A. M. I:. pii uc ii Kev. .!. C. James. I'astnr We- a:e- doing- great w ik -a' Klu ta/.v.!'. The entil e 'cluin h i-j woikiirj- diligently and coherently | toward lay n>jnin.y event, which i I our*goal to liquidate--the-:tKtit our In.;- rally. K:-eecdinyly new life is being man; \ -Vt ; iolh spiiitually r.r. : financially. Sunday was Woman's I>ay. ea h and every \v< man displayed ,\y 1; 1; r part. Mrs. J. James v. a the <ha rinan "f the day. -Mr-. .1. S. Williams, acted as clerk. The morning- address was deliver.-d ; \ Mrs A.' V'. Woodbury. She delivered hc-r dndress-from l lie TTTTTTT of Itutlr. which she so dtimcnti.. -p ke "f the- love of women. A nijrht, Mrs. 11. A. Fordham delivered a magnanimous address o: this r.ol.le eharactcr?woman. She took as her theme. "Woman, the f >ianp . (f in lite h< lielTk Tin eT viese were well attended and enjoyed. Five souls were taken in. which added a star to the crown of our women ind,;cing th nf to enter into our folds. ()lu? .it* /.'In of'" K?4. .1. - . ,w,u c4imr> *>?:*? it> v, , the nun our supremacy, financial' ly in-the church, of which we did l>v a vast difference of A splendid program \va- rendered in which the'following participated: Solo, Mrs. K. 'Beckett;! Duet, Mcsdanies, M. Johnson and B. Evans; Solo, Mrs. W. E. Per-! rin; Reading, Miss Rose White; Duet. Mcsdames A F. Woidbnry and J. 11. (lilliar'.l; Quartet selcc-4-wj tu?AD*s4H)+M-s- dr-fr-Wil I i a nisr"M r Fu'der, J5. SimmonSj I. Temple; Solo, Mrs I. Wright; Duct. Mosdnmos O. Taylor and J. S. Williams; Reading, Mrs. R. Simmons; Duet, Mcsdanies, B. Simmons and M. Fuller.' The Sunday school is sponsoring1' on Sunday-. March 2t?, a "Brick Rally". 'J f< bricks are 5c each. Please come and help. You aro welcomed at all services. _? ?T vryz 7 " - r-w - # ? 'r JOHNSTON NEWS Sunday, March S was a hiirh day ut Bethel C, M. K. t'ltWc'i. ( The Kev. J. M. Blasst-n^ame deliven d a -s<nd -rtiicintj ^ Hiiofl-Ix-^iv -4hu?nn?uuuR services was found St. iSLiitt. 20:11. subject "Watch and Pruy,'' The niftht services, his text was found St. John 1:11, c i lie* 1 I 11 v IP v. Blassengaine continues to make his Way into the hearts ef the people oi Johnston. This was again tested on Sunday night at the close oi set vices when lite felUwing named person, and friends oho'w >'ie-d?h++ti?with?nnniy?H1""! things as well as useful: Mr. l.cl* .Uitci/jii. iirs.v J.eola .MatW Mr,--,?lCvelyn?Willi a ins, .Mi. and Mis. C. P. Pope,'Mrs Mary A. Miles. Mrs. Annie Valentine. Kev. M. M. Davis, Mrs. Alice Davis, M s. llnssie* \aleiitine. nev. uilissongtrnre rcrsytomied with words of many thanks and wended his way me., landed down with many good things to eat. Miss Surah U. Simkins m tbred, to Ceduinbia to keliy' Jimmic I.unce ford ami his orche-tra ae^'ffipai i .. \n. i....* is. i ; 11 v.( t iv ??,i v .* I .> \ ?V." r i Vl'llUlil, IiU* I yeiie lioinies, -Misses Daisy WilI and -Jnisan Ihvwa. We ai t- glad iu .s.ve- Mis. .\. M, Spann out ayain after being i.l a iyw days. liev. J, M. Hlassenyanio '.aught school in lui place while ill. * Misses Elboita Milvs, lvluui.se Uhitm- ar.tl Ous Miles mutimai-'tu Aiken v 11 . Moiyiay . evening. Miss Savannah Padgett, student at Ileitis Academy sp.nt the \\vek en<l with In i mother, .Mis.. Maiyavet Padgett, heix". * Mi s. Mai v Suukins. mother of Miss S. <). Siinkins was the pl.as*ant aftemoun calkr of hei dauyh U:. While lieie she visited several homes among them Were .Mr. L'.. ( ). .Mcintosh, Mis. Anniv ffpann ar.d Mr.-. Valentine. Tlie girls basket ball team \v? n I'r.oiu Union Baptist of TieiUon, in-n We regret that Mi*s S. (1. Sinikii:s wa- lalu i h n.c on hieov.nt of til.- death of her bi'tlier-iii-law, Mr, Joiin S. Uiihievuf Aiken. . V ^ ... ( aim i : i; M:\VI-. ? The itiihiem.a is siiii laying he:e causing nianv of oar jieopie frm ^ on a. ' nit of tile fill. Sei \ iei s v.i ' i f i.il :U .hi'uos Chapel llap'i.-' (' .uvh, Sunday ai-o at W ("impel A. M. K. /'iuii ( hut1 h: Sunday. seh<">. 1 was | ( f.cii and tii!<v'ii to- ( rder I?y the* Supl.. Mr. lrvii: t.-nemaa.. Tijo les s< 11 was V.vll ?ii-n.is"se.l by the 'school. *A.t'ti i wl'iv'i the Sutday school y. as rem auniv.ed. ~Mrs. Irene" r.aTiev. a--istant superlniendenT; TTac'i. i -t N'o. 1 M i - a Favaye. assistant Mrs. Elleu Kijrlish: Xo/ :i. Mi.c Etta I ee Mit'lrel: ass's'aVi.M s. I Vail .1 ha sen; Xo, Mis- Louise Mitchell; \ss.iAaa!. Mi - I. Mills; Librarian, Miss Mav Huih Sims; Seen laic-. MMav 1.. Kaelih and Mi-s .Jess-.- M iu lu i. . The ptvaclKll from "Ft. John 11:1. The ir.e.->a.u'e was cm joyed.?He de-ltvere-: ama 1.'. i Sin :av nie.hr front St. John 10:17.. Quite. a lt-r.b.r of- youn.^ l'lifl; were out,- S.ia-.lay. - Mr.'. Met-. . (. * a j . a: i iT.nn ( < V raa.p wa- who Fas: .ay. !'..i i his asses; iriei'.t to the ph-t r and chore:!. Wv v. eiv a!.- .jrlad to are Miss TvNa'ra Savae .> and her two in .'t ri i s M':v .1. h:;s n and 1'eavvr Sava ge tVeni . t. Li'.lto.who a. . ; .? ;:![ 'ou v. n li u i m?nivht. We we're ylad to - e sil l r I'.va Culetr.an and Si.-t-. . Hell Jet* r at their )> st Sunday ail day. Tiny have been away unite and er.i y ed English Mr. IStrry. Hills. CLINTON N. IV I COM.r.C'-: ' MAYS n.M-k r.ifl s. (- 'hi- Ladies'1 and -Local Ti n - r>- I! .aid < . <'!i:it<?? Coilt'jfO-'at < '-iii?k.r.. .S, C. si - n! sored a Very imp) ossivo'.i vit o a*. | tin- Afttrop? limn A. M. K. /.ion (:hurVlv, A >cm< .1 wa;. preach; d i 'y liiw'f. ! '. Hint r. a member of I Mi* faci.lty. "The >in-'in:c was furj pished liy a yro'.ip of student from Clinton Collide* A very 'rice ."iiin of mi'D.y was realized from f'c service. We appreciate w hat I the /.i tfitos and weil-w i-lurs of j.-Ciinton arc doin^r-lo . ludp us ia our struymh Jfr-y. ' 1 ; \\ e. are abolir-to < r.tey our row , building.. I? i: bolted a very ni.-e htiooe of architc'tuiu-. . It will realty he a~fn~ nunio: ,t f r veneration T.T | i'Olll.'j ' Th?> tallowing "teachers at tenth d the Service ir. ( iu-st< ; Simdnv afternoon: IV?fe?. K. E. Kye:Y. V. S'wint- :i nr. i C. IT. TiiiuviT. Mi s_ IT th Flr-nyo , f tho fit v.. a t.-ncher at lilt- Km met' Scott llijrii School accompanied the group of singer? as jviauist. W-AKI) M'.WS Sunday schoi 1-was cafl-. d to order at the usual It ur with th superintendent, Mr. Wadio Davis, at. h?s py.st of duty. The ".Vision of Service" was discus cd by the teach rs tr r :10 minut.s. The lesson was reviewed by th Miss Wells'.' Kverybo ly . c n.i'yolit. Our Sunday s/ho 1 i.; still increasing in number and finantv. I.vciylxuly at the Ward .Itmior .J.i.i?4ww-tdaTiniMf M I'M tn I'M.ffrF?'' Day, March 1 1. The Senior <-las< is -putting forth every effort t fir.ish up their work by Field's Day. Mi'ssr's' K at'I'm ri.i:e, Cor tie 15. fib nn were th'e dinner guest-i of Miss Ruth Ahp^y SUnday. Thoy r. ported an enjoyable stay. ' All t,hv teachers*, are planning to go to the State Teachers' Association in Columbia, beginning on the 18th of March. r * CI.OVKR NEWS Mv. f.ark Stewart of Laurin^hiu'tf. X. C. spent the week-end 'ken'the emes't o?. his mother, Mrs.. Eliza .tiluivail. 1 Mrs. .M. /. I.egrtp was called to ] Baltimore, Md. Wednesday to be at"'the bed side of her son, John ....... j -Miss Mary R. Adams of Gasj Ionia, spent tlie week-end with ' her irrandmothcr. Mrs. Klipa Tate. Miss I'd 11 a Williams had as h a truest Sunday, Miss Annie M. Rac'i of Tir/.ah, S. C. I * Mr. and Mrs. John Currence, Mr. and Mrs. Green A-umstror e. Mr. Andy .Gurronoe nietoVe'd to Win. ston-Saloni Tliuis ay alonp wiih " Mr. J. R. Robinson and attended the funeral of Mr., Robert Cur"TTin7r^ Mesdanvs Yeno.ie Anvi'tixyiflr. Mary Ratehfprd.. Annie M. Repram and Hattie Barber were ---luim-nu-s.-i-n- Saturday , ? Idie folowintr are stilT en the .sick list:* Mrs. Hattie Jackson. Mrs. Marie r .rtis. Miss I~TTrJaclc son. We hope for tlieni a speedy . recovery. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jackson and Mrs: 'Annie Watson visited Mr. i?n.:(Mi>.' t amplu 11 Currence Sunday in the Bethel d'onumniity. .Mr. iitv;j--Mrs; Jv M-.-Writrht had - as t.hMr.;i innCr jilictd.s. Sunday J.lw.ii- . ; Mi... . oi:.nk..iu .-on. Mr. and Mrs. Wash Jackson.. Miss* .Moselle Jackson mid Mr. William Prison spoilt a few hours in Rock Hill:Wednesday n'..ht at Hi,, iipa?c of Mr. and Mi's. I.ciiav i -.Maddux. Misses 1 >0 ratify Allison and Dor otliy Jackson visited - Miss (j;nova Jlafdt in tlasUmia Saturday sve-:iinir. * -p. : Mr. Jo'111 (TnTmt M Kimrs Mt. visited his daughter, Mrs. Kaijlino \danis here Sunday. . * When in need of La Dainty products see the Ajrent. Mr. Sam- Ml l.lajl. ? .y I Mc!\M(;HT IIIc;iI news < Our. sohnol is prn>rrissiiiir nicely undor the 1 adei ship of Principal H. J- MeKnttfh-t- -mn4 his staff of 11 i s. 11 Messrs. Felton, Wilkinson, and 1 Mrs. 1> in more visited our school last- Thursday. We welcome them rladly. . * ' . , I1 j 'Miss Fanr.io MaeMi our seventh j < ".' I V i- d! ' !! ' I he sick ' j list. \t e hop - for her a. speedy ' I re.-overy. > j.j Riv. J. II. Li wis and Rev. L. R. j Rather of Fri'nil hip f'olhire \isit(! i d lite sidle d for a short tinv Fri- : 1 day. ' ' |! ! Mis< Irev. (\>okf a nieinhef of the Fi'- shnm.n da-:? ha> - as h-.'r ' vuv-i Mi-'s Holer. Kit-duck of lliuh ' Point. X. C. < ; Tim yanio he:\\v:? Crawfo V I stdiool of Rock Hill and McKniirht !U ast '.km in-.- result d is a score 1 !'. ! 5:1 fa\-r ?vl*. MeKnight Hi. | ay : : :hoi v. Khniiett Scot: 1 v ' ' '1 Mi-Knight lli. Tho score -was ;>4-l.S i)i favor of ' .. S.-oU. " i I'ainiiv Jaikson visit el relatives in. GalTncy for a few. 1 oi ' - Sat :i'liav.- 1 ~S.. . Miss MpZolle Jaekson visit 4 , j His. .Feat I.lia 11? !iinjrt?in in -Char- | j S-my lay. . i I. i s of MeKnight Hi. , I :n(.- a!! I'm .king forward, and are < . oiann;nir.'to attend the State.meet ' rTT,. registered one hundred} Second Grade News I We iu',v r- allv having a goo} , ! ::i visiting tV. e'ii!di\n in For. .'Urn lan's. Last month, we rjs- ; ; I / . I, th M'-liit pian children in Af- ' | . rica and v. e are now visiting tn. -j -i hi..:s >-n in Japan. We ar,. having.; j g.i-.'d time making fans, and urn- 1] 1 in dots.?Tell yiiii?nvoiv iil'u.n ,' | ii-;i ; t w?,. ! :. Whi n We j; leave Japan we will go to lloland. | >. l .rg. rati!' 'v. w. k. ( F.. E. Pearl. Tear' < t i Ho'.l/y Adams, a mem'oer of :!rd < i.i i: <:, mt tie we-k-ind with ] - g: an ! mothrt, I i vOOOOOOiOOiOOOvO.OO.vOOlO.OO.OO.Ce * j? 7i r> t jg DI/AIH wsc l j j Oran^ebu Z ANNOl NCI 22nd ANNUAL SI J j Beginning Ji | A' j ;A \ ????? I. - ''I'.- ,<p: hs "f stwdard ins *? ' w /. Arts and S;|c)icos. 'z't >'iH<cia' course* ?2r Princii I o and Teachers of is ' _. ^ ! v j;i; For further information ad< I ? Director- rti X State o '/ a PPPPP :>PPOOOQOOOOOOPOOPOOC< IL E E V V ' S F1 JNERAL HOME . _ Under takings And Embalmi ?slogan? LOWER PRICES AMBULANCE SERVICE "As Near As Your Nearest I'hoi 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLLMH Phone 927(5 I. S. Leevy, M ? ".WH?W W.L- V-M' ?. V * ...? 1 Saturday, March 14, lSSflT" _' HISTORICAL FACTS Questions anB Answers _>* By JOHN O. HART Question: When w&s the death of- ex--President Millard Filmore-7 Answer:. March 8,1874. Question: When was that great buttle between Monitor and Merri <)l&C ? -Answer: March 9, 18G2. Question: When was General U. S. Giant made Commander of the i utile Federal Armies? Answer: March 10, 18G4. Question: \VT\en did Congress authorize the first worship for I'nitod States Mary? > Answer: March 11, 1794. Question: When did the U. S. merchant ships armed for defense ' against German submarines? Answer: March 12, 1917. Question: When was the first 3i bit*-?printed?- ? ?~ Answer: March 13, 14G2. Question: When - was the first patent issued to Eli Whitney for the cotton gin? Answer: March 14, 1794. it i nntcnv VT?U'C I 1 IV I> I " C7 IN RETROSPECT Dear "Publisher:""" We. hardly know where to start our reporting, for it has been so loner since last we wrote you any news. However, we shall ask you to- po back a month with us as we tell about the lovely tirpe which the students had?it -was' only exanyination. But " you probably won't want to hear .that, so we shallbegin with the visit and sermon from Dr. J. M. Gaston an/I Hr. Ii. B. West. Dr. Gaston preached a very good sermon on Sunday February second. Accompanying thorn was Mr. Robert C. Johnson, a Junior Theolofrian at v> Johnson C. Smith University. . On the 6th of February our Glee riub, under the. direction, of Miss Doris D. Bell, journeyed to Char- s lotto, N. C. to appear on a program ^atlthe' Workers' Conference Ftt' Juhnrinn C.?TT?ivn^;hOthers attending the conference were Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Porter, Prof, and Mrs. R. W. Boulware, and wrof. A. H. Reasonor. At <11 :.10 the students Were found in the chanel listrjaine to ? Lincoln s Day program rendered l>y the members of the Hi. School Department, who by the way of \ pleasant surprise,. presented to " I be school a nice set of books by *nd about the Negro. This moverent had been sponsored by Dean It. W. Boulware. Tlrnpstlnv Fi ImiiQi'd nvAttA./) 1" ?** -" to ho a lucky evening to our basket baall loam; for on that night. > >uf'girls' team defeated the girls' team from Booker Washington High of Columbia. -This proved to he a very exciting game, and t>oth t'.ams- battled fiercely, but tvlum the final whistle bb>w. it ivas made known that TTarbisofi institute had won 10-4. The next lay both. boys and girls journeyi d to Chester where they met tho Bvainerd Institute Quints. The first game to ht played was tied [>> the g :1s 10-10. In the bovs' game which followed the match was . close. There were many exeithig feature.? in the contest, and the crow'd was kept in..an uproar. Tho game finally" ended ?_ lo-S iiv favor of Harbison. Mrs. J. M. Jones has not been o well and was carried to Ander-; soirfor iwrtteatment. We are glad to have Her hack. At present, Mr. John R. W. Reese is convalescing from a minor operation. And this month in athletics our teams lost two return games to [looker Washington High at Irmo. l'io, scoii's ha,| counts of 10.4 and M-20 in favor of Booker Washing ton. On Friday, March G, the t?ramniar/-School, under the direciop of Mrs. A. P. Butler, present<1 a playlet entitled, "Betty in Rockland." A large crowd attend- ?<l this affair. ' . ; v v oo opoo oo o oo o o oo 0.0.0.00 o VI. COLLEGE ! rg, S. C. I -:s THE * | MMER SESSION | me 15, 1936 | Aviation in Agriculture, ? location, Vocational 3 m Economics. ? 1?-* wl's, Joancs Supervisors g Rural Schools. of lress: fi; f the Summer Session. ' fi: i A. & M. College, Orangeburg. S. C. 8 . o c>o o o oooooooaoooo'owgo^. rwAIESTjSS-3 ? ?