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W;' Page 4 ? L_ - {lalmctlu ijraiirr PUBLISHED WEEKLY 4 ? 4310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C Kntered kt the Post Office at Columbia, S.. C.. as second daaa matter by an Act of Congress. 1 I subscriptions One Year??tr=?? ?r . $2.00 Six Months 1.25 Three Months i .To Single Copy ^ .05 fo r e it; n advertising 1 7 ?~ \i;kxc\ tVr . Br-ZIt'f CO.t Dearborn St. Chicago, 111. . Offical Adversitethents at the rate allowed by taw. ' Thv?Li-'-aiieni?wi 11 publish brief and rational letters .on subjects of" goner..i_-iiitei est. tv.:re,\ they are avooh'paijieii by "the "flames and addivss of the authors' and ajv hot of a dem. toiv nature __1 ' Ar.i. :.yn;ons communication will tut he noticed. .Rejected Tuanu* scrip's- will not be returned. IIKM ITTANCES Cluvksl Drafts arid. Postal 'of'"Exi* . pkss .M r.-.y Ml,b..ld In. ' trade payable to the order of > The .Palmetto. Leader. GEO. II. HAMPTON - '* Publisher N J. FREDERICK Editor. E. PHILIP ELLIS .. I'KId Apent _ vV A LEU ED T. BUTLl^L, A dvV M g r ?1 Coninvumeatiori 'intended for the current issue must by 'very bri'tfl and should ivaci'. the editorial desk not later th..n Tuesday dl : eTcT 'Auk, i -.-.y Lc'lliS : el r I:U|?ii 1 llr\\ S o Wednesday ' night.. ; Business and Editorial Phone 4.V2U Ccd'a.. S. C.. Saturdav. Max 1 ?>tIv j , - In ,at: tvc-v e n appi . Let'tyV Viral 'Importance.". Iv ... . v.i-seassv- .'Hat .should not be- abls'rated. But thc'y. are eo'ttrfitiscr* trur. are only t o y. .1. 1 known;.?a.. : ? :.ly d:. the >mallei towns and c.tic- but ill the large, yitie.?here in. Cc4i.unb.ia too. Only, a few- week- ago. a'veiy ivmawui 1 lie colored married woman was accujtod the rnannei' related int'r.js letn r. I: anyjLhiii^.ltas ,~u I'ul been done ai#'<>ul it?the. man is. known?w^ have not heard. Perhaps this ladv' wu> so accosted be eaUs.o- i f the dejU'UVe von'duct "or~ some other unpi ittcipled young i-olo ored-woman. Tuesday, last Set'.a11'r. '> ?i>eland of New York attempted to have j iiig bill bi ought up in the. Senate! for a vote. >e!tat??r. Uwbinson' o! . Arkansas, one of the lynching'. states, and the. l>vnioeiatie ilboi ? _+l? loader ' ?.a; a. "it?v on'u. not bo practical to.consider it at the-present se--:m.." Kvidently. the Senator does iv't ^''atit-tlu fi-Melt chasjt:j--a: y of the lynch-1 itfi? hoys. If sides, .what i'un ,c.uiilv.! they rave d.liner the long. hot summer days if they be forbidden to .strind, up and -hoot a poor Negro'. burn hint. jf- , Mussol'.n: i- r.-ot only t:.e .i>,g lad wolf of Italy, but of the wh b Kuropean world, lie dares any and ail of the -nations. .including. ifi . i p. - ...op ; sofav ?s Kthiopia is .vohce.rneS.' .And fhe nat ions - heed Itsm. This has been insurance. week. Maybe some- insurance {firont haapproached you in an effort to nave you tak-.- out a policy of insurance1. If you had none'1 und siytieif up' :'o:'; M-nie-insurance yu,i .th<l luu; ii you tvfused, you are the !<iser. Tlu-r.e i.- np i:A?*l; ntcnt> i-afvi oi rounder you-}.aye nunc: Hunt uu an ii>uiar.ce aeetu and eet Sonte -prote.ctiuil for that wiu and cnudre:: 01 ynursi-if.cm coi Mii.s HACK WARD Sill Aiiou'; two years auo City* C'eiir,c-il, eu'.plo.Vnl t. e stel v;c<. s -ot a . oreu physician to. help i;n# the .a: " I I I . I -pii.. 111 I , i L.. 1,1 1 I. ...... ! "itlifa 1\ I 1 I to that iniit', tia city hat the scivices cf two white physicians to look a: t ij- tr.e . wt-l; nj.- ??t * w:.ii-. - y i c .?:ed citizen4, and *?lifts then. tl.ei; so: vices being given auiiost exclusively tee- the ?7 ?wh.it PT:?TT '"r*t rji" ?Fm f *rm ploying a colored physician was to see to it that the 0 doited poor in need of nodical attention .-hou-d get it and thus sav-. needless- suJii'riRg as evidently- the. ta-k o? [_ after the poor sick of a . ity o over titty t.-ou-afat li.hal.'aa:. ? was 1 ather taxing tar .only tw< physicians. The colored citizen.regarded the einpioynient of a endured physirnut as just one of the ' line rrm p-ri1 l: cMcr 'tip!?U-r?a better Columbia taken by City Crumrirt nr.rlcr the wise and dynamit?lffad of the Mayor, I>tv L. R Owens. i'Tn t.'.eii . amnx.t m r.t an disappointment, however, they now see council dispense^ with the ser ,vices of the coloied-physician. T< , them, it looks like a backwar. step. They must wonder if then aie less colored poor sick. If thai be true, then the greater reasor U? 111., I |ili\Mi;:in If not. then, surely it cannot b< that City Council is becoming-in different to their' wellare. It ,i: certain that the economic condi| ^liou of -the Negro has not so int % 4 proved over 1934 when the colored | physician w as cm ployed t 'r at-nvomH are able to secure and pay for medical attention. While it is stated that the cutting oil' of the colored -physician-is in the iuter- I est of economy, yet is it real e.-onpmy to nejrlcct the poor ? Besides, I if t'lere 'must be retrenchment, i why jump so Tiard on the pool colored people? The eo'lored physician was paid only $50.90 per month, en- $0U0-.00 a year. Could not that amount be saved 1 v--re fusing: to vote aid to this thing: and that which in reality mean nothing to the growth and welfare of the city? Nothing is or can be more important than the*-health . f a community. The niavoi and councilmen coriide\ auTy - hnlbyeil a colored pTiy leiatt at --the---rvq-ueSt of - culorcdrtPRrfTrr?rit.r.rn. iiu. *!>> ' Hondo! They now, respectfully. requestt hat?t-he?dertexitlinat ion to dispose with the service of such a phy?sician bo rescinded. The need for iim is as great to-day as. yesterday. A backward stop docs not tit in With the progressive ColumMrr -of- -*e-4ayj - ? i * (.IN h It KASON FOR THE HEKUKtHON OF SENATOR. BYRNES Senator .Tames Fv Byrr.es come up.for re-election this, ye^r. Tlu Senator has the reputation .of being u e ery close friend" of Presi.ient Roosevelt, in fact, he is someimes spoken of as the President's ?ee in - the l\ S. Senate. H, j |- " ' - li ri i' >i nf tVio Son. ill''.* A.tunrs committer. Among 'the reasons put forth his rcilection by the -white voters of he stafe is. as 'chairman of tin Senate Audits committee, HE HAS KEPT THE COSTIG AN-WAGNER \ATi-lA MTUN.G BILL FROM :EA?H11 N'G THE FLOOR FOR DEBATE.. Now. isn't thatisome achievementThat ma-y tikkle .the fancy .of some of the one.Molar per year tax paying voters o. for the Senator. but as a close ;::er.<i of the I'i i >itH*ul. its uulgopg'to help'-the'President iit?those tatos where exist a -democratic ,'onn of government, and where heivi'oiv the. NT eto citizens vo.e as freely as all other Americans. In .'some few states as the Negro oil-.- go. so gP those states an-i. iw President will. need 'them de-pite what is thought of ft in outp Carolina. And Negro voter. are taking note of tilings^ Two . uiviios their conventions--Beau-un r and . Saluda?applauded t hii-a' act of tine Senator whUi mentioned. as something he had e oupii.-h'od ami "kkoweii that he CliV'UlU 1 I C'U. . \ 11" W :\i?w' it was ;i ci?num?!Tt ti.iiijr 1'o.v omtictail*- of?un*.?-tare to ni: now ovln election by showing ,iu>. ow nu'iiii their atuiu -o l-> the Ni >r?' wji.s; and more often than not ; rerfcnv?who coiitd dauui lit. nigger" th-o hanks', got the votes. :'i mite years, this form of meiit "Tird bog'.m to pctfS?HSU-. U -t-het-o is iul hot disco.;t aging t?.? see :.at -in this year of our" Lord. 1 rjjij.'-im.iieiit etann nut foi ward fuf , . lie re-election of a !' ST Seua;o? . a. his Adopt to pre\ijnt a law pa-.-.ir.g- to discourage, if not stamp lit. the mass murder of hVlpless t o i "e .?1-kn?n certain t-y+-*?c-f A llltes n'tust not be- deprived e. J'lNALS OF OAK (ilUlVK St IIO'M. ^ Mrs. Ik Ik'^l'hcin\|;s?ii. Teacher Oak <i; o\ v school ha- had a vi; arer.'s an! pupils wkiv c-nt .toias .e in putting over the program. I'll. ar-. i.ts, t.< aehers and puds aie, ve:y gYa'.-.fu': t K.v. Ik 1. Ke se for t.-.e sumptaot:.* lur'ch I on I..?uA??U_iu ! 11 O : th-; gieur.ds of this popular lit -de - soH.,ol. (.''niv.u again ' Rev. Kee.-e..h'~ our ai-.p '.-it* i." 1"... i. ..'arpeued another such a I t ea 1 > f pork and beans, pickl. s. meats, eiackefs. cake ar.d Th ^ <i o\, a as ' ;.;, happ;. ? :'.'lW i}: v.*'.1 '.Mit'v ."!? ' '. Mr. J. C. Holler to ! .'isi: them mi Api:i? 1-1.r.. M. io)! '; ttiidies-.-d tn s it ><d in h elati'-e to the TJ:iltour race ..'.roup pride rather tha.n . books ! i" ! i m;!ar st*k..ol ar.v li-raiiee"! 'Airiv-rig tTio" "things h* tc.ur.i.o | y v.- !?niI?!ir.vr- at- i iMuiu. [ -writs." Wo "shall' try to r?:. t | '.'.one this line, since \\\ nr.- ha\I rg the-A rue iht-ii.ntual light . . .U-Ued' ell by tk -r who ' aVe OU! .rare as trained citizens at ' si. ' wi'aiw >lv lirilirv.? j On Sun iay a t rr.eon. A ril 'the last c*vi nt to-k place ; ;t -Ira ! at nation of t.he '.-vasoi.is ant lays of the week by the pu;. Ii? this t'?:- was .very inter*sting Farmers- around this seet+oi - ?have-begun farming; ? ' I'nV many friends of Oak Grovi ,i iii>!i v\i iv -hocked as well a -ad h-r.e ; n hearing of the ,-ud i< n diath of Mi. Samuel Thump ?jv of Ora'tigiburg. S. C~o Mi l':'impsdn's hoy-hood hoinv was il hrr??t**-Hihi imi lii- early-siilnw days wen- spent ;it Oak GYov< school. The family ha'.ruin .-in cere sympathy. B. \V. Gallmari ' of I\r iktoi I sol- ..1 wa- L-.io-t >peitk Ml Gallntan was master of the situat urn: in hi- address plain aim s in :?ok-?yet- poim+sf ho hail Uh-?Urns . audi ncc to . an i . realize ou ' neck's as a group ai th " ia 1 it v co-opt. ration. This ad > lies- was well received- by al 1 Rev. (). I). Young, pastor of Kin] ? Chap 1 A. M. K: t. . i c. . i i t ton. S. C. wa- then present-, d an i as only a "Young" can (! -v. | . v i n! husia*ucaliv. Ak?mr the- in ! teller tual line of our live.- envoi? - ing the many helpful fact- b c * out in Principal Gallman's a ! I dresS. This ended the 103*-3 I school session. - 1 - 1 3f KampbeHgrams ] | ^ Stephen C. Campbell Jj The groat Baptist State Conven iion is HISTORY. It was a urea gathering. Tt~was~rho m gest -at tended eonvehtion since the 1U2! session at Sumter. They wen there rrom cvjjty^socnon. 1 tie ex pectinl rows did not come, It wa big family coming together fo a grand reunion. $151,000.00 wa reported. Baptists r.o longer coiiv t-o the convention to t aise money fi.ey do-that in th associations am iluro td report what has bee! lor:-. The report of the groups wer C o satisfying that they are con liimed under the direction of th -'dis.-ion"?lVepaiMWnt "fin Mission* t'hose will bo directed by the sain tkl l workers,^ S<seond:>fy sghools tire heade< for a place in the budget. Bctti Academy was . made one of th beneiiciarie.s. Dr.; Jenkins of Charleston sent his^ eh celt and hi ':nt,ntion 01. joining us. . we. tlT ready to make the Orphanage oiv of the bugetary bencfitiaries. Di h J. Darnels, enrolled his churel r.long with others where th< ;;-r: pltiloJ Convention I .a-! g<>n* n 'tours oi' ?:o <i will. Pastors that led in reports were :Y C>. Mills, J. C. Dunbaar, \V Kave.nell. J. T. Thmnas, H. II. Bet 'or, -J. \V. Boykins. \. Daniels.; (1 Daniels, Pv'namo Campbell, H 15. Mabrv, "C.p. (hwuly. H. V -'tvwarl. .It IV It.'Jil i . 1- ' 'Ds. !:ir.s. M. M. Peace, S. S. Young Mood, others'did well. T*. D. Mm made the best repent. The associations that led wen ,Tho Big Pee Dee. Getheseniane Atocky Hiver, and (lid. Stbrn Branch.. i rSermons wijre preael^_d bv T. 1iiwvn<, L. (),i,.lev.kins. :Uave in. 11. Space for.hi is to mention tk, nuiny tin.>. l.etiires an i able ad dr.ss.'s. Henry Allen Boyd wa, . resent and gave an able talk pi 4-bs?Work. l'r. sid.-m Butler Wa at ins 1). st. The hoard's i epor l was full to the brim and met al qii.stion? squarely. The mission at'its ha i great' reports ami al were re:ol. .tv 1. \.r ('. Jenkins was the favoriti son of the convention trr seeretnr; ! ynam; Campbell Avas given i r.iee purse'and'a vote of thank: and- was retired from the score u v. hip and was' or ier'ed to giw fill tim. to S. S. an i B. T. I". Pro motion-. There \las much satis ac tio'ii o\ er this transiVr: The nov i itaVv is a .t . rsona! frit nd t< Dynamo Campbell!- It Is the plai .. Dynamo C'ahtp'h.ll to- he..the IK' n munationV Program Interpivto a M th.- (do -Between for the con \~ :i: ii-n-' and colli ir. s Pn^tiTTfi' B.'itler. (lahdy. Hownnl an i Stark an i secretary . .1cnkin.s will hav. aeci ss to all plans ami facts in hi. I'tuvA ; T:\. obi-.ctives of the ('.ittrunina tion will ho set forth, after til eetiiiu of the S. S. and B. *T. I' As- mb:v .1 f ly l-v ? / Tin- I'nioti w.as jriven supper * TTTTtT'e.Tr~~TT.r the "IftrpTl? Monthly. The irreatest lU'i.i noy :.s A Baptist ]; Stof.* and (ieli t a! n oc with reports coining ii l'uin- aaj. Laid in a. liif.y all' ti e schools and yAt t-inf the n't to.' support the. vHt'f - 'on* at' 11M- Assembly Stre.-I t'o.y.ir.liitt' Mi-; liaif* rd i- i a:.e hut with the convention tak "Vi.tr" this store, wtll Aiuan a not anr ... menu witlr Miss Raifoni. a bookkeeper .add head clerk.. T: i to-~ ha- a if.reat possibility. The School of Methods Wk. n y a r.a'd lluse Kampholl 'ares, all plaits...wi.il lie fixed-fo h S. St. and B. T. U. conventior I':..- committ.e ' nu-etinir is calle of Sa*.u:da?y anil t-ir.aL plans- "wf : j T ~7~~. XT w r.- - r.ave im . uc.-jved jin.y_ uuiteri.al from th oi. Si-.-, know that your suhjec - cr.ali-o an t that you will haV o dijr up y.'ur material. Do no a ait. Ct-.t your subject ready. W - Jit'e. depending bri VOL'. ^MOUNTAIN CITY | ECHOES ' | ' Ry "CAP JJM-" The. m'd-year'meetin?? UVuiici. of the* W.'B. S. G. 1.. which corn* >: First Thursday afternoon i each May?was held with M Abie Lodu'e No. IMF The 1))eetin i '-as well alter.ile-d about mj del .ato, ivpu sentjn;: that mat i! I.o ges wtfc present. After tv d :ti)i?rvv-oi b;. (irflnfl1 Prosidtrn iti ( Vice Gtand President, a review < | the. woik up to date wa- given 1 1|.Grand _ Secretary. The re vie i was well taken as it should. T1 . | organization is holding its ov i tn everyway. There is liope i ~T T't!i-r a- the Ml.iff(?t keeps balance . i > our ln>' "Kcho" there V . ] been 3 more pearsoiis (all Negr i -i killed in Greenville'city*?ma ,'j.r.e 1 :'<>r the week. A man sh 1 , ai. i kt.led a woman. Monday t e I tc 1110011.'' A woman shot and ki I . i a man Tii.-sdnv ^man shot and killed a man Wedn 1 May. The living an^ the dead i Negroes. That's going son a human's life in Grot \ille is of very little note in fsi ^_L.LJj.-almf.>t- fait of the reirul i ! program. Ncj one gets excited I not e%en the l?\y.?There is "o |. little ray of light in this stret 1. |. of murder: those that happen g n>e into it. come from the tout ?t part of the citizenry! (1 I n We had the pleasure of list* k. intr and looking in last Fniday [the HiMuist" State V.nTvhtlhn h< ,i at Laures.' You see we make m< all of the county and state mei 5 i gs of the various denomipatic and so on to keep well posted i HE PALMETTO LEADER I HISTORICAL FACTS ? "Questions Arid Answers ? Q. When was John Sherman, *- Amoriean Statesman, horn?. i A. "May 10th, 1823. Q. When was Minnesota ad-t a a i? i' - ? IUH.H.-U luine e uioii : Arr?May 11th. 1858?. s Q. When was Crown Point, i? N. Y. captured from British? A. May 12th, 1775. ? Q. When was Jamestown, Yft. i 1st English settlement in America s fturided ? * e A. May ldth, 1607. When did Lewis and Clark ;! txsedition start from" St. Louis? n A. May 14th, 1804. Q. When was Airplane Mail ' e Service inaugurated? - from N. Y. to Washington? ... _ A Mav 15th 1018. , tv li'?Whan wtt?' W. II. Qt u'ani, " C Avho negotiated purchase of Alas-" :T ka, born ? 1 A. May'lGth, 1801. what they are not doing. Dr. Bdyd, head of the Million Dollar s Publishing plant was up speaking -when Ave_walke4.-in.?lii*_address- _ ,, was worth-while for the reason v he stayed flatfooled on the earth, fj Ilis was the job to try and cone vinee that group that the biggest L, tiling that confronts the American Negro is?to?find a plilee where he _ . .may \vork and make a living. To this end he showed that if from _ now on the Negro leaders are not . able to unite a few thousand, and' line them up be hid projects that may offer jobs', to the young men and women and push these projects on to success, as llUi lHJUTl ' " j done in the publishing plant ai Nashville where they, employ a, 'round 150 persons. Then the fuI" ture indeed is dark This plant he . -said was the best equipped printing outfit' in the South among c'ol. ored. Getting out 200,000 copies of a weekly paper each week aside " h 10111 the large bulk ol othe* pi int<iig. Indeed, to listen to the re-; " suits of this, ota* plant and what 1-ai.iiu-at. to our lulk- was a thrilling _ pt.tuie. In aj<poaling for .sup7?prrrt?especially i"i the?papn. lie I raid there was reported to be in South L'aioliila i>U0,00c; Baptists, i Dur wonder is how did they find the (.'?) that's geeting it down , pretty line?but let's keep going. ^ We find on program that our triend Mr. E. (. . Murray is to be the guest speaku at the- commencement exercise- of Tryoii Hi school; Tryon, N. ('. In this choice the school selected a gentleman, " schulai aiul orator of tio mean ability. -Mr., Murray is district manJ ager 'ul'-.the-Greenville dis.tt ict ot the N. . Mutual Insurance Co., 1 aiming among those at the tei^j as managers?al-o a grea.t civty. I?v.oilj.'f Along with r.is church wot k'being the Si:pt. ot Spring..I.eld . S ulluay . Si lloC'i. one of' the ^ largest in the city. LAI RENS NEWS The. patent body of Baptist'State ' conve'ntioiis has held us session * and 1.aniens has. settkd down' ti r tlummiy i outTTTe iTTile. ThfeTfP" ' t.te city was agog per the nieet* iny and can say earnestly that it I1. \i a - yopil to have been in I.aniens - I -? ?1 - - -C. I '? -1 Mrs. Let-ilia Woody of. New * | York City .is visitign her Sistei ;r Mrs. Joseph Henry on River St. 11 ! J.B. Uwei.s of .Myrtle Beach vis" iteti lelatives over the week-end. v Miss Elliott Peiry of -.-Spartan s! bury is visiting Mrs. Lula Thonip ' son on Jersey street, | Mi -dailies Jessie. P. Owens and Ada OWeii- and Master James . Owens well- visitors in Greenwood. '' Listen! At high n'oo on >atur' day, May the 2nd, in the city ot d Bahimoie. MiL. Miss Henrietta d Fowler ami Albert Kulle r wet e 1 mat 1'ieii. -- * e. Douglas liill and Miss .Et|.-i 1 Grill in "Wei e ' married on the 2nd and aii- at home to friends on J -Gray stieet. 0 Mr. Waiter Cook, top sergeant ?at .the CCC camp'at (.'Imton visits. A i-d Mi. and-Mrs. Oliphant Monday.' Rev. W ilson, choir and eongie-, y gutioii ot nod Hope Hapti-t, Wai tei loii. ht l(j services at Springfield a baptist Sutniay afternoon. 2' 1 tie eliding of the Tumbling X >iioa'~ - llt'ltl- m. J'pi ing? V del ;. The annual sermon and addies by . Kev. A. A. Sims and Kev. I, S. C. ( ampbell were very good. i ,s ' Un the "sick' list: - Me-dames Hull, cinda Jaekson. Emma Cunning:.am t M'. Ei ar k Gross. r, Mi.-s, Eila Watts, sophmoic of. " benedict eolleeg 'spent the week.. end with i.er Mother, Mrs: Ozella !o Waus Mn-.,- 1 i , >? PiWaxl. a Itifinln-r of the high school department of jV Hampton Street High is improving A"v alter a serious illness. ie Mrs. Maiy Hill is visiting her j daughte:. Mis. Mary Ella Madden , Mr-s Mattie Fuller after closing 'tj J in ^Baltimore, Md. and doing sub-work at St. Albans school i> -pending her vacation as with l.e! brother and sister. Mr o- ai: i Ml-. .iaihes Oliphant. k- Miss Clara Fuller and her joiot ly pals gave a reception for Matif tic as a happy send-off. IT- ~ MiTJctf Pitts a life long res'ia dent of the county was buried at es Rocky Spi tnj?-Baptist church Sjiiatl dajy. Rev. Kay, officiating, ye. Mrs. Bertie Henry was a recent 11- visitor to' her Sister, Mrs. Es telle ict Franklin. at All county schools^ are abo^t ? dosed ar.d teachers are resting oF ne going a out otherplans. im m h? GREENVILLE NEWS Greenville, S. C.?May Id?I.isuv ten folks, get ready to st.-s the at winners take the trip to New York TTr "nrm?W a >n ingtnn, t>: First' >st 1 rize to New York City; second et- prize to Washington, D. C. Contest ins closes June 8th. , on Thj following young men are ' i I r A LETTER OF VITAL IMPORTANCE \Vs Haigler Street Abbeville, S. C.. May U, HI3G The Palmetto Leader, " 131.0 Assembly Stree Columbia, S. C. Dear Sir: Will you please print this letter on your, editorial page,, as 1 wish every Negro in America (and if possible outside of America) to read this message. . I live in a small town, butNhave visited large cities frequently^md" have Lived in both place ( long enough to see and study the women of our race, -There is a lot of' indisertfct behavior going on and have-been, for a-long, Jong. tmn. Tii he mme frank. T am sick an dtired of seeing the women ol my race indulge in clandestine meetings -with men of the white race. This have been going on so boldly that it is impossible for a j decent, respectable Negro woman.I tW gi> out anywhere without being ! insulted and picked at by "white"j men. They think I suppose that ali Negro women are alike. Are j we, the decent, respectable women j of the Ncgio lhce to tolerate with' such doings forever? Will the men of our race forever stand aside and allow us t.o be in-suited forever? ! If n Worn mon nv Vtnv cnnMl to a 'write woman or girl unbecomingly, like the white men speak to our women and girls, a mob V. (J Li Id1?iiniiiLiliuiily?yp and kill the Negro man shamefully and u.sgraccfuily. Vet if a white man approaches- a Negro woman, she' might scream until she is hoarse, but nothing is done for her. 'I ! j r ion: tne heart of a accent wo-l man, who is responsible? The1 things tnat went on in slavery, could not be helped, but we are living-iti a better age now, therelore this conduct should be. abolished. T j> iaY tKaT~the white race and ih.. i in. u- in. .. wH1 someday learn that "east is east and west is west and never the twain shall meet," when I say "meet" I mean in the way I have been.speaking of.. But if they will meet, let' tne white men understand not to molest and i.Usult our d event wofrieri, The Negro woman is the most iunprote-cted woman in tlie woild and when we find iKccnt.,' respectable ami good Negro woment for there are- thousands and thousands, ol them) . ewry man regardless oi color, should?diailoA and Inspect thcili. Thanking you, " ' . ~ I am very truly, (Mrs.) AZAi.hA J. JUllNVUN. ..aid at Work to win the trip. Mi:. Charlie Mason, says, with the. biggest and oldest firm oi--its Kin.i In' Greenville to back him V-L>igi;a 1. ri.it-rtakt-rsl he cannot possibly louse and he Sees already v...- fate of tile other fellows. So hie is making preperation for "the.rip and will r.o doubt see "Joe I-i uis" in action. """But JifstTisTTT" what ""-another ti.rgetic young man says who is quite- su'iv of making the trip. Mr. i.ifr.jy j.enharut is the most positive ^liuiv_-nrii_riLV4, i' talked with; -hir says that he cannot loosj with all the pretty young ladies backing him with, their spLndid ideas, and I ush. 'seasoned with plenty o; /pup"" A fellow couldn't loose if .'e wanted too. So he is "On to N. V..-'- 'No Washington for him. But who could talk.like Mr. Mas n an.l Mr. Lenhardt when a young man like Mr. L. Gr-F ranks of the firm of S. C. Franks and Son's says the victory'is'his with, out a doubt. Mr.. Franks boasts of tn ifaet he has a ".-mile"., that leall.V get j ein. arid oftre he up]i> naeh lrus? l. u*nds e neernn.g nu ' trip they rii?pu?d.-without a question. And so he keeps on smiling as he Sings. ''Good Bye Greenville. Hello X. V.." Mr. Kmar.uel ( lark, who claims to be they Ut.g.st of tr.e fo il' cult. testants say.- the other fellows will stop in Wa-hmgton or the Bus Station iuie on Brown street, as he will journey on to "Little Old NCw Yo: k" ar.d he feeds sorry for the next fellow "thumbing :.1S way n-cTTT. "trr." fsX ~T: Mt. ("lark s^ys the Business and Pro-' ft s'sionul Men's#.; club" and the grand old e rder of the Elks stands ready to celebrate in his. honor, his slogan is "On to New York." We a if asking one. and' all to coiue to Phillis Wheat ley Center! Monday nite. May Is to witness the .play "Close.i Lips." Thi's p.ay is* directed hv AH-rr?f?1 if--. ? - - > .... A. y. m: t?r? - Sterling High school here. A.! eT.uiacl.*rs ar> High school student*. The si.au admission fee i.- ten cents. This plav- is being sponsor,.;: by th.- S. h. and Ii. V. P. U. of Springfield chui*.To. life 'proceeds . will be. tTrJaity divided" rvrwren the four< '. .tf.-'.ar.'.v after a commission has been' taken out for the school. Mrs. W. He. Boyd and N'ursc K. B. Broa r.ax sp.-rt .Sunday, May 10 in Lauren* the gut.-Is of Rev..and Mis. ( . ('. Pitt-, parents of Mrs. Boyd. Quite a few .. f the social set of the city mojored over to Spar, tar.b .rg Friday e. er.ing to a Theatre. jharty. a:tor the party they Wei e Tjuests of Dr. Gregg who roy ally entertained them till the wee humrs of te morning. Mr. EVChasT 5Turray, district manager of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co. motored to Tryon, N. C. Thursday evei ning and delivered an address to the graduating class of Tryon Hi school of which Mr. Wells is prin. Mr. and Mrs. fi. T. Miller and Mr-'. J attic Davis mother of Mrs. visiting relatives and friends.. Mr. Miller placed flowers on the grave of his mother who died two years ago. r WINNSBORO NEWS Mother's Day was observed in all churches of our town by appropriate programs last Sunday. is Hearing its closing. The program last Fridtfy evening by 1st -ami grades before a crowded house marked the beginning of oui closing exercises. \T;.. u?...- u_. 1 ijai a uivnu, xvu^aiiiuuu C. Johnson and Mrs. B. E. Ross spared no pains in pi earing the little ones (or the stage. This will be followed Mondaj evening 1.8th by 3rd and 4th grades under the direction of Misses L. L. Smith and Mattie Boular. On Wednesday evening 5th and Cth grades will prifsent "The Little Pryicess Who Could Not Lance". f"Ll Vl2' jVolli.. \l C.M-dan and Ada Woodson. On Friday evening, 32nd a three act diama "Every Youth" will be staged by. 7th, 8t*h and (Jth grades under Miss E.* R. Clinkscales. Sunday the 24, the annual sermon. Monday, 25, ' the rhectorical contest. .In an effort to raise the stan-1 dard of our school there may bi? no graduating class for l'J36. Mr. John Roseborough of Greens l oro, N. C., was the week-end, vis* itor in our town, the guest of his brother, Mr. Arthur and other rel-"' atives an.) friends. Last Sunday was both Communion day and rally day at <St. l'aul Baj>tv*L-ehureiw Ki v. J^_4L_L Beatty, the pastor was quite at himself.as he preached in connection with mothers. In an effort to cover ilie oliuiclr the sum of $70was raisde in the rally.' , | -Mr. S. A. Moore kit last wdek for New York where he will represent his church in the General conference of the A. ^L.E. church. We wish for him a pleasant and profitable trip. Mr. William Floyd, a former student of ours, was a week-end) visitor in our town last Saturday and Sunday. He reports having | completed his high school work at 2nd Ward High, in Gharlotte, \. i . and is now?a?student?m? oxro;aci>.o.oo.ooo.o.o.ao:oo.o:o.ox>^)o;c | STATE A. & i ? ,v - ?, ? Orangebi ANNOUNC 22nd ANNUAL SI & ?? _ Beginning-J ? . ' I ; ? 6i Six \veoI;s of standard in Arts and Sciences, E Trades and Ho g Special-courses for Princi " and Teachers of o g For further information a( g Director < g Stat i' i . 0 ^ 0 , 000000000000000000000000 0000000000000:00:0000000000 1 BENEDIC I SUMMER f??REGULAR SUM 8 June 15 tho oo ??. O - ?? o o o All courses offered in the o 0 and Benedict are offered in o g cial courses for teachers of ]g amTTorTKrXClPAt:S ofsTi ? under supervision of the St g tion,.-.. g FoT~further information o Ahram L. Simpson, w g President o?'? r.000000000fO00O66?riAAAAAV 'lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.OOOOOO 1 Summer Scho( c> g; Sl'MTE f JUNE 8 to J S Under Auspices Si | Edu< <* Reprular approved c Standard Courses lendii ? Certification. - We have ^ faculty. Special teachers airnuuis. | (Mr?0 i Mr. \\ 8 County S g- For further .information: Jj J. C. K85??*8 Saturday, May 16, 1936 Johnson C, Smith university. We were delighte dto see him. O May 8th the Women's Soeiety of WinnsboroTnet at the home ol' Mrs. G. M. Ulmer; Madam Flor en<o Star.', presiding. Mrs. Heath was mistress of ceiemony. The scripture lesson r was read by Mrs. Kabb after which prayer was offered. Among the papers read was an outstanding^ one on the subject: "Launch Out in the l)etp" Uy Mrs. G. M. Ul mer. Important remarks - were made by Revs. -J. C. Hilton and J. M. Beatty. A< repast was served consisting of ice cream and cake after which all adjourned feeling uplifted. M iss Mattie Boular spent the week-end in Chester .with relatives and friends last week. M'iawt ^.arcip L. Smith and E. R. iClinkscales accompanied by Prof. F. E. Mcintosh were the dinner guests of^Miss Cora L. May es.. They reported quite an enjoyable time. Miss Mayes , is a studeqt. in the high school department of our school. C. D. Manigault has purchased a new* V-8" Ford car. ?Ha? and family accompanied by his -it _ ^ i .lli a. -1 j- _ moiner anu omcrs niotureu to Columbia last Sunday. Misses'Sara Brown, Ada Woodson, Mamie Anderson, Nellie M. Cordon spent Mother's Day with their parents in Columbia. They were accompanied by Miss R. C. -Johnson who-w4ht on to helhome in Aiken, S. C. Mr. A. C. Mitchell went to the Ceni-ral conference in Greensboro, N. C., lastTweek. This is llie eon- ? = t'erence of the A. M. E. Zion connection. We wish for him a pleasant trip. . Friends of Mr. George Trapp will regret to learn that he was takin to the hospital last week? for an operation. We sympathize ' with the rleatives and hope he will get on well. Rev." 6. M: Ulriier is in the mjd t . of his 10th anniversary as pastor of the Calvary Presbyterian" -ahniTh af tlrn ?? ' M.COLLEGE1 irgy S. C. ES THE IMMER SESSION g , une 15, 1936 1~: I ? struction in Agriculture, g Education, Vocational me Economics. ipals, Jeanes Supervisors Eur al^SclTOOls; g idress: !? . ? * of the Summer Session, 3 e A. & M. College, Orangeburg, S. C, oooooooooo;ooooooooo:oiox>:o^ xio^ooooaooao.ooooooiooo.oc^ T-ALLEN ' J SCHOOL | 1MER SESSION -July 18th I regular sessions of Allen the summer session. Spe- $ one and two teacher schools d ialter schools-writ l>e offered- d ate Department of Educa- g . - I ? write, dj 0 01 G. E. Nelson, % Director o >000000000000600000000000 6ooooooooo:<>oo.o.od.oo.ooooac^ )l for Teachers | :R, Srtf:? ? ULY 11. 1936 ? ? tate Department of g 8 *ation.^ ourses carefully selected. S npr to advanced Teachers' s U . strong and experienced c for one and two teacher g i ANhftB E. SANDERS, | County Supervisor, ? r, o. CAIN, I Superintendent of Education, g writy. | PRIOLEAlI, Director, s , Box 302, Sumter, S. C. jj