The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 12, 1936, Page Page 8, Image 8

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r-v t, P??e 8 1 ABBEVILLE NEWftfr 1 ,, ^t, Jamos A. M. E. Church Rev. \V. S. Mims, Pastor I Sunday school opened at the -j usual hour with fairly good attendance. The lesson and blackboard were reviewed by Miss Mary T. Greene. The monthly prayer j services were conducted by Supt. . Johnson. Encouraging remarks by the pastor and Rev. D. E. Kiev of Baltimore, Md. . ll:5t) A. M. Scripture lessoh from St. Matt. iit>:17-G5 wa> j read by Rev. Rice. The text was ' . found St. John -4fld-14. The pas- 1 t*?r used as u subject "Living ' Water." ' 1 * At fl.UU p. m. the.eighth Psalm? was r< ao as scripture lesson. The ' pastor's text was Rom. G:14. He ? emphasized "The- New Dispensa- < lion so masterly. i Mrs. A. 11. Lee left lart Thur> _> day to dor her tormetr home ii Washington, I)., C. All of he; friends miss her already. Miss Georgia B. Latimer lef for l.ar.ca-teV, S. Ayhcre she rr a tu*'tuber of the faculty in the cits , schools. j Miss Georgia V. lladdon i; 1 home now for a few days from Ya. I State also Mr. Wallace J. lladdoi -1-iu.M in Atlanta, (Ja. T^rr-: i;rn>ssu"itnjrcT? m" Darling ton,,S. C. is "spending a Jew day. with h'T neice, Mrs. Georgia Fin . ley.-*, Mi-s Catherine Latimer U-?2t t? .resume her work ih Newbeiuy, S A". and .Miss -Jlelen. Latimer, ha: successfully, closed a >ix week summer school at Ridge Spring . S. C. Rev. a la.J Mrs. I). K. Rice, I). E. Jr., Miss Beatrice Hunter of Rai . timore,. Md. motored to Abbeville bringing Mrs. Abbio J. Chappelli who was visitin" ihem. Miss Lillie It. Tillmpn and Mrs A. J. Chappelle left for their wort .nr-Greenv+Bov-iv.-- C.._a_i oiuanhers of _ the faculty of the city school . . . ' Miss Annie L. Greene'Tiasf re turned from Virginia State whert she has been attending summei school. ^ SI'. MATTHEWS NEWS W o have just closed a very sue < cessful revival meeting by Rev -?Drmlnp of-AVdu f-bca,??livery bod \ _ .-' i mi (I to have; taken on new li' and the church (Bethel) is'doin;. its work. The faithful members _ 'ire not; letting no part, or-parts' i " . the church lag. " ' Sfmday* Si ptr mber' *RJ is mi . J--_inll)v_iLay^ Every member is ex pected- t'o do bis or her duty. W ar- -not -asking .you to do th' "tu"i l-ll1 " ' iluTv, "uly'tliat ye do yours. . . Several seekers have foiiu .... Christ through the prtach'inir an . . . sinjiiii'- c^i" R> v.. .1 Htnlap and th. vim i| Christian. men ami wotr.tM. ,ot the community. Several of the b<.. s from, th various were home "spend ii;e, tut. week-end with relative - * and4friends. .Mr. J. Is. Whalwy and family en lertainetl for ther dinner guest? Sunday afternoon l'rof. and Mr.-' Comae I'varis.' > \\ wo e highly entertained !.., M t\ and Mrs. .I.'A. Ott SiTnday dinner. .Mis. I. (tie ("arlos. Mi ' and Mix Ik.y.l. .Mr. and Mis. K \V. Kiitz and l'rof. and .Mrs. .1 A F ! '. .Mr. Ott- has repaired. Iris h"i: e which adds much t?i th . looks of it. ' ' - hey. Henry I .a ri more, passed a way .Sunday hiorning. liw. Lain nt'ov >tay-i just aholit miles frmi Ft. Matth'ws and hail heen sicl' a con.-iiii ralde length of time. ile was a wt'y good man an * a leal < i.ristian gv nilcman. II have- t> mourn his' lost, a lovin; ar.d fait !i fit I wif'-,'. .loot hers, tw< children and a host of 'relative, ami i'rii n.1 .Mrs. nit- (linyard ami fantilj litui !' r tin ir dinner yiusts on Sie .day Miss Kathrino I'elzier 6 <-4ia: lie- toft. ~ S.eY' i al oottsins wOri siiAiii and Miss I'elzief report'? liiai tiic iliiiir i was well preparer a:.<l tin- hostess spared no time it inakiny it pleasant for hei\ .Mr. tleo. Stack is on. the sic] list at thi? writiny. His many fri..mi- an- hopiny for liim an ear , ly ico'vcry. Mr-. Nellie. Major one of tlu land marks of Bethel A. M. K . rhflich is on tile sick list. We hop I . that she will he h* rself soon. ' M \ KI.ISON INSTITUTE? At 2 :<>n ip. Tuesday, Septem her S. 1u group cxt spine tw< j huntli'id Lilly .Indents. _ ~ 1 aTuT vi -if or- part imputed Hi ili formal opening of the 19JJ6-J17 fal and winter semester session at : "M'.vrlYi- -T1 m<TlTttro -fw, l'Oi'MT niif = hi- assistants counted two hundred ami twenty-six students at the end of the registration period ' in the evening. . 1 Owing to th<" large number of students who are entering Harbison from other distt iets, the school has been forced to charge a small transportation fee and tuition. I Today in chapel Mrs. Porter gave a very interesting travel talk t, based upon. her vacation exper-v ieiu e- This lunvinl t<* be fU.li??b4 fully to both workers and students. Mr. Thomas ftrrnty?Wt twffPF =* . for Bug^s Acadeniy, Keesville, Ga. ' I , _ where he is Dean. tli IR T11 VN N OI N ( KMK N T Prof, and Mrs. \V. F. Ilicksor. > of Dunharton, S. C., announce.the t birth of their iiilst child, a son, ; August 27. 1 !?.'{*>; W. F. Dickson, Jr., weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces. I Mother anil sun JOI- duintr nicelv. __ HATJISBIRG VISITORS Mr. And Mrs. Leslie Brown sfaent two daj^s this week with their 1 daughter and her husband Mr. and r Mrs. Lester Davia. I 1 UK ATI.ANTIC ItttACH HOTEL FA The Htlgo Water club, located on }ogu?r Sound closed Labor Day. ( ihe Atlantic Beach llot.' 1 fronting ten he Atlantic Ocean will close a cia reek later, September lo. tail Mrs. Eula Farm'r and daughter -:im Jorothy ended thci^- vacation at unci iOgue I'ark and returned to their the ionics at Wilson. N'. C. lov Mrs. Ella Banks and Mrs. Her- pic >ert Tillery of Charlotte spent a ;ill veek visiting relatives at the ful Sdge Water club. They return-u eul ionic on last Saturday, Mrs. Eras- pal cr Hemphill ol' Charlotte lel't with ? 1 ihe in. ^ ~ 7 ' de Misses Oili<- and linz Wi^ains tat la/.el Hawkins, Ella Sparrow and bai dr. George Williams of Beaufort nil vere visitors on Atlantic Beach ai ily in-Side-ln cottage on Sunday nf- tot i rnni.in ?? the Miss Hattie Dupree of Green- Gu . ille motored -home on .Monday af- poi ernooh spending several months len it the beach. fol "blisses. Eva K. Bradford mul- m dosa Wyche lov' ly young women of >f Hendersonville ended tjieir b ( nonths stay at Atlantic Beach ant, an< leparted for home on Monday. wi Fort Macon was. the host of a By urge gathering on Monday. 'Hire* wh U.. r. 1 - ' " imiuymm ua.iiicmi.by live ocean at i;1' vnillnftTpienic'given by the Bap- ,|t. list Sunday . school and LTsli* ? t ^ ward. . nil Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bradshaw \oi newly married couple .have'* re- sw urned to their home at Durham. poi >Ir. Bradshaw served a< waiter at dai ;:e Atlantic Beach hotel.. juc Mr. lames I'ollard, interesting ] liaracter of Green vijlv spent two .Mr lays on the beach on last we k. ')s< A fai!i well social 'giv en at .At l's antie boaeli _ on Tuesday niie at- -Mr raeted. guests from Bogti Bark and Mote head city, aiid Beaufhft. 1 flic group was favored with V v' lief ad.! less hv .Mr. 11 rhert -T .'ravvford,'le at! waiter at the At- ,an' antic Beach hotel who warned, tin s<)1 niployeis that their services Wer? -Mi lei lie endangered by.iindilf reiice. >ly legjigence and disrespect. Thai on'ty and loyalty out;lit?never to' m warn pied under toot. '.V. Mr. William Boyd will leave for ' ralladt'ua ' colloyi- n Tuesday of vxt wcck. J1;; . ()\\ I;ns M:WS ]}n ' - Nc Mt. Car mil A. M. K.. Clv.ireh Kvv; .1. \\ . Thomas. I'a.-dor til; Tl.r Sunday srhoid \v;l: hold a". ;iMi -he Ti'iBilar" htur.\ " All u:p. hers at ^ heir posts <ii' dvty .oxei M is- ] sic v W alii r. who i- dti the sleU. p, ( ^ ??7" * M|; At llhIO the }>a-}<tr a nd 1 t osiruin, t.o k ' hU t \t lYoni St j.,,, I.liko 1suft.ii (. t: "Too !! 1 u 1? I'or ,, ,, itt::".- Tlii. . lttoti was fid! id J .via And inspiration. At NitJO the pastor 'yiw'e ur atothcr Past; takm fr m St. I.iila ISiJJ. 'Subject: ' "Wh.at I.iUrst 1 rhou . .,.?. .> w.'u\ i> uiviu ii i,;. atton-ij 1 he Seven Seals Fi iday. nitrht.S- ;> of 1 N. 1 I oha Tin' last inij'.rt 'l iy . i-oniy -..re , \ea will., ly- held September 1| w it Oh Monday, Mr.-. Saliio I'.rowr ;, iii-_r was til-- ail! st of I.vr -i to-.. j 1' Mr. Robert lifii ks.lal.' j> ,:'.t tin tvy week in (11 < c nvillo with his aiint. l M Mis., Annie Slod '.aid is also iY. Mt"? tin" nvillo spendiim- t!:i do. w? with Mis. It,. Slod.iard. . ! 1 Miss .Janio V. Shell . spoii't t..i y,:i1 iav m ith I' la Stoddard. Mi s , .lanio V. Shell; atM Mr|. 1 ie Shell,'w iv at i ho fanners ooii- '.' "o':;t nio with 1'iof. . lWo'.vn a! . > ! '. Misses I .a; \n R-b-h n. .low- U ' . 1 'Uiininyrhntii. Mer-is Roy an-1 T->v '5ai k-.dak . ' M r, 1-od ' Stoddard wont to r.o'h-l f r tin- cohvoiii i-d . ' : Mos-i s ('.ia'i h's, ..I. I ). liohi n aint j;,.., lift'oti Sto hjai'l 'Wi-io vi-itois o' ( ^ Miss Nannie K. Sir 11. . 'and Mi's.-is James A. Sto-Ma:<l.-Kin .j^.j ;i iio'AV'ilhai+i.-. ...Iv. Jw ('uiiuinjil.ata tow yiwo visitors of Mi--'iV Jennie'V. ,.m; ;ii*l Alcatkia Sir 1.1. . in Mo v. and M e, I w ,\ mil Mi-s Kthcl Thomas wi re tli ?. \ ilf liniier utfiy-ts (if Mr. ar.d Mrs. 1!. m,., l". Ilarksdale. .13. . w ,t Mr. and Mrs. 'fssac I.ewis wan- wjii isiters ?>f Mr. and .Mrs. <>. Harks-1 A lale. 4 s piMr. S:rd Hill of Winston Salem.' par V. is visiting his n ;di. \V Mr. (ii;i Isaac " la w is. | A 1 MOTH I.R- OR11 FIN tt-a. TO I KIN (7 ITTTR T DT~TTiTi Mrs. Matilda (irjilin. let', r ("a known 1 -y her many fitieii's as A -Mr.rhiir"rttTiTfin ~h ft ?u-rtlr"' IT; h. < A*. Christie! to four the State of . A ?f Woi ida. Th-'-y will viit-:.Iiu*-k- ..C-'P onvillo. Tanina. .Miami 'and Day- 'Sia -ona Beach.' Jin y lia.jiist'Toiii- slU'i |)lcted a trip that carried them ver the North tim+'Middle Mast i n , ^ states. The ... trip ineliid-d th ^: ! States of North farolina. Virgin-- 1 ia, . District of C<-lunihia. Alary-, and. Delaware,. Pennsylvania, N'w . Icrsey ar.d New York. They re aorted a. pleasant stay. We hop hem a pleasant and safe (t ip. I ;rn n\s from wasiiimiton 0 I 1 Miss Mai ion X. J.eevy, the u':,| laughter MLMtv aii?LM_rs, 1. S. he' vy arrived Tuesday morniny. September 8th from Washington. ). where she was. visiting with elatives. She report'd a pitas?nt trip, J)urinp Her stay she. u" , nade visits to Annapolis and- I'al- * iinore. Her many friends will he ?0,0 rlad to h' ar of her return. ' j!1>v IKOOKI.YX MAN YORK MANS ^ Mr. ami Mrs. Johnnie Adams J ^ ( j I'eompanied l/y Mr. .1 alius ('ar-'and or__motored to Philadelphia and her-i *ew York.' While in New York due Ift*; Cart'T* wag the Kiic-st of his visi laughter and ~son-in-lawr-Miv and his ilrs, J. R. Redmond. S. ( *** _ - ^ ii it THE PAI MILY RE-UNION T AND BARBECUE * ? A in Wednesday afternoon, Sepiber 2, Mr. and Mrs. Zack R. rkson and son, -Willis, entered lavishly for their relatives t 1 many friends "with a banquet gi I old fashioned barbecue, amid Vi rustic surroundings of; their e, e,ly lume at Hopkins, S. C., re- ti te to the minutest detail with g epicurean embellishments, skill- ti lypr* pared, and concocted by a c< inary expert so as to tickle the tl ates of .the most exacting. I'he Poet. Horace, whose, whose 11-.- t scintilate with the banquet ^ >les and toothsome viands in a _A Uground of rusticity and pay bute to the serenity of a famat peace with the world, alone > dd amply ha*'e done justice^ to > propitious occasion, and Edgar est, the p? er of contemporary ;ts, could have discoursed ' at .. gth upon these simple, plain J ks, way back home, whose ( iris were?lighter?an4 the-days?' us all made brighter. )ut of nowhere and from hither' I yon, the guests assembled and re s< a ted at a long table, hewn an artisan, that extended the1 pie length of th house, to par- ( i? of roasted pig, barb'cue hash, . hot sauce, bread, punch, ice am and cake?and everyone was ; d' to. the brim. Many of the ung. folks tipped it-.off with a _ burning party down to DulTy's ?* id and returned to frolic and ice uiitil niirhtfnll n, tantly departing for home. . Chose. present were:- Mr. and s. Z. K. Clarkson, Messrs Wil- p Zackand David Clarkson, Miss Kleahor and Marion Clarkson, s. lying Marshall and son and s . KvereUe.lTor'ry of Washington, p C., Mi. and Mrs. M. Civ HayiC s Savatmah, (Ja.; Mr- Talmadge , venson of New York Gity; Mr?_ I Mrs. Kit 1 jih Stevenson . and n i; .Miss Geraldine Stevenson, . and Mrs. S. Roberts and fam- r ; Mrs: A. Goodwin and daughs; Mrs. G; ' L. Floyd and Mis.vR nude tlioyxl?of?Columbia;?Mrs. nftie \\ ebb' r and Miss Minnie y hiii r, Mrs. Kate Ilolley.j and ss Marie Hollev, of Gadsden; .'.1. I'. H'olley, b.ur. W. W.. llol- < . Mr. II' nry Kvfrretto and Miss tli Kverette, Miss Katherine S til of Coinmbia; Mrs. Lucille s ull m:-? *>?- 1 ????*? uiaijys vfison nf Kiiigsvilly; Mrs.. B'eri I ?;ivis and sun; Miss M. A. C nit or, .Miss Julia Reeves, Mr. p I Mrs,.. N. Gt odson.. Mr. and?:? s. Julian Wills, Mr. and Mrs. p vid Clarkson. Mr. and Mrs. WilJ < la i ksnn.?l':i t hi r and sis tors; ? s. Wilkelihina Prinieau, , Mrs.' C 1 iit- Priuleau, Mrs, Sallie punam! a numlicr of otlvr friends I Inpkins, S. rZ. I ' MONK'S C'OKNKK NEWS 1 ? ? : lc Berkeley I ruining School 'n>l'. U. A. Heady and his staff g nine I'aciu'i-, with only one nue in the lacuity, began the I .r'.- work for tlie year l(J3G-'37 . h l egist ration on Kriday moin-l mi th" above date. .' .1 'acuity meeting was had after E istiation iu which Prof. Ready %pj Hissed a -trong ami sincere de-. bt Fur conjuration and to si ke this year a banner year. in 'lie result of iliiculty organi- gi n il. made Miss Y. L. Johnson, -t letaiy; . Mis.s M. A. Toomer, M as.; Miss 15. C. Avant, Report- \v iin.' the - l'riueipai is President, vi "he t'aehers. have all had an en- oi idi.U.-_y uratijuH. ,' .? ?? ?-vy 'ml'. H. A. Heady, prin-dpal and ai i f tin- high school instructors, f< ted several schools of the state \v . >:;nniini' ,in?l i --- - 4*4.*4 iiiuvae MlOI'L VISltS ("nway. Georgetown, Myrtle oi iciv, S, C. and other points. sc lr. F. H. Gadsden ot Charleston al instructor.-of the Grammat cl it. spent the summer in George- th n visiting nearl y points and dt ing up hy spending two weeks l.ineolnvilie. I liss C. E. Whack of Greeley- A e, s.-C. spent the entire sum-/ ili' the State of Pennsylvania ii the exception of a few days, I eh -he spent'in North Carolina, liss A. it. Cole of Charleston lit the summer in northern ti ts, also Miss- .1. L. Johnson of c< .i.gehur'-'.', S. C. | liss M. E. Miekson of Dun- hi ton, S. ('. and Home Economies", 1' her s]>ent her vacation in vis-I g relatives aim triendiCin Au- (.1? la. tin., (ii eanvill.e, ^Aikcpi' and , ' 4 u lestiin, S. ('. I Irs. K. M." Session of Monk's A i" r ^| 11 I he summer at homo. W liss M. A. Toonier who sue- t) ,1. ,1 M . I-' I' ?1 " 4v_<! ;m i. j una rourtn rc ik- teat her t;i>t'nt an enjoyable ti on, S. C. ni Iiss 1?. C. Avant of Georgetown a pent the summer at. home hi ting S imter, FJoixnre, Mill- pi and Myrtle Uracil, S. C. , ol ml now every one is back, well, pi cirg fine ami ready for work. hi m WILKKItt'RY MAYS _ ? er; (H lie Zion Ibfgviwv- Missionary kers met at the home of Mr. Mrs, Mucbnos, Sept. 4, 1936. nin-r son-? led by Mrs.?Kliza i thy. "Jesus will fix it for you" ^ . Irene Land gave a recitation q faithful store house. Response Mr-. I'clor Smith. We all e. k'<>" i<> meet again to wwk c]( the Master, for He has been . f) an.' kind to us. The MissionWorkers gave a Baby Contest, one raising the largest sum of icy was given a prize. It was i bv Little Herbert Ocogory. _ air pastor was present Sunday was able to preach,, for it has K1 ri -fane time since he preached ^ to ill health. We had"' three ^ tors, Rev. D. Cook and two of T members from Spartanburg, ?' 3. B METTO MAD** 1 1 ' " ' tepublican Speaker |5 idciresses Convention iDr. D. B. Granberry of Jackson-., enn., came to the city to be nest of the National Baptist con- ( antion of America and to delivr an address on behalf of the Na- | onal Republican committee. Dr. , ranberry is special representave of the National Republican j mimittee and will speak before le convention Friday. ATIONAL BAPTIST IN 56TH NNUAL CONVENTION HERE (Continued from page 1) nato p?v R .1. Holmes, Ala. , Offering Adjournment. Program of the Women's Auxiary, from Friday morning Sop- i 'mber 11 at Benedict college. ):00?Worship: Music, Scripture. < Meditation. Prayer?-Mrs. G. W. A. Singleton, directing. I Lifting The Banner?Report0 and Special Finance?District Presidents. Music?Mrs. U. V. Mdodonn, 1 chairman, directing, ? Solo?M use di-par Luxcpt. Friday Afternoon Session 2:00?Processional "?^ , < 1937 Hymn?"T0 The Work" Music department. Woman's Hour?Sirs. J. P. Reeder, directing; Miss Essie L. i Broomae, Louisiana; Mrs. A. M. , Harding, Tennessee, lusic?Music department. !>37?Plan of Work?"With God" i Memorial Hour, Conducted hy Mrs. L. M. Jones, Texas, olo?Music department, inal Reports: .Junior convention Woman's convention. 4:00?Executive meeting. --Saturday Morning Sessron ?1:30?Jo!nt session National Baptist convention., emarks?Mis. M. A. B. Fuller, J president, eport, Work Doner?Mrs. Eva ] ? Ball Whife. Cor. Sec'y.?, .1? ear's Financial Record?Mrs. E." ? W. Grimhlc. Sunday Morning Session 1 LOQ?Sunday school in chargfeyof Woman's convention. ~ j upt. selected from Indiana, ec'y. selected from North Caro. . esson Review-?Rev. J, S. Morgan 'Louisiana, lass Reports?by states, resentation Sunday school ban- J ? nf r?selected from Alabama. 1:45?Worship Period. Mrs. U. 'V..JMdodonu, chairman, direc t- j mjr onvention sermon?Rev. J; Newton Jenkins, Texas, Sunday Evening Session 7:00?Worship: Music, Scripture, ' Meditation, Prayer,-Choristers directing-, eports, of Committees? losing si nnon?Rev. C. >C. Taylor.. Louisiana, losing song? enedietion? _ ^ 1 EI.LOREE NEWS : < The Grander Baptist church of lloree, S. C.?(Rev. B. S. Salley istor) wishes to thank the mem- i ?rs and tlriends for their kipd ipport during our revival meet- I ;g. On Sunday 8:30 p. m. we bean our meeting with a heart irring sermon by Rev. H. D. Deore. The remain of the service . as rendered by Rov. 11. H. liar- , n of Sumter, S. (\ who preached it of the depth of his soul. Eve heart?waA?made to?fdeJ glad id eleven (11) souls were given r Christ.* Sunday 10:30 a. m. j e had a great crowd flor baptism, nd at the "usual hour for service ir pastor came forward with a ml stirring message. Sunday 'ternoon 8:30 our meeting was osed with an inspiring sermon by 1 .v- iovai amount raised iring the meeting was $130.52. ' LI:KN UNIVERSITY OPENS ' SEPTEMBER 11th , ?- , (Continued from page 1) ' Chicago bv the General Educa- ' on Board. Mr. O'Daniel receiv- , I his M. A. from the University ' Pennsylvania and will work on ' is doctorate in the field o>f Eng. sh at the University of Chicago. All prospective new student.ving in Columbia^ are?asked to ? pint -nn tTunrlir, Clnpt pmher t 1: p _ >r consultation and to register. II new students will be expected i complete their reeUt rat inn hv ^ ic 15th. Those who have been in j sidence will report for rgeistra- , on on the 16th of Septe iv.be r.Tho . "nning-rnom wifr-open- on ?eh" = lorning of the fifth. Members of the football team *' ave been practising during the ast week under the supervisio: r I the coach. They have been laying badminton and tennis to ' sip them round into form. Two ?w tennis courts have boon build i add to the program of physical lucaticn. The outlook foi the I iming scholastic year is very en- 1 >urftging. NOTICE U inisters Union of Columbia, S. 1 and vicinity to reassemble ( 'ednesday, September 16, 1936 1; , Zoin Baptist church at 12 o'ock M. Dr. J. P. Reeder, pastor, f Rev. L. C. Jenkins, President t W. S. Bookhart, Secretary c ^ m m ROMINENT VISITORS HERK / R*v. Charles II. Willihmr, pvan elist,and pastor of the Greater I t. John Baptist church ahd Mr J falter C. Robeson, publisher of f h? Chattanooga Observer were a i the city visiting the National I aptist convention. :?1' J" L........ i, ., .... - - ..v L. CRISTATE COLLEGE ANNOUNCES 1936-19.17 FACULTY (Continued from page 1) dry; Marion J. , Gardiner, Home Economics Educatitn; Kirkland W. Green, Social Sciences; Charles J. Harris/Music^ ' Paul V. Jewell,' Physics and engineering; Nelson C. Nix, Mathematics; C. Oi)lr lia Parks, Business Administration; Samuel M. Pinckney, Field Crops; Frederick M. Shelheld, Romance Languagc'sT; William \V. Wilkins. Industrial Education; J. Lincoln Williams, Mathematics. . The associate Professors are: f? * mar.?L?< 'raw I'll I'd,?Chemistry; Walter C. Hurley, Dairy Husbandry; Athelma R, Nix, JLibrai'y Sc.1ence; Grace V. Post Its' English; LaYerte Reid, Nutrition; Gladys i homas, Music. Assistant Professors are:. Bryant Blakemon. Business' Administration; Oliver C. Dawson. Physical Education; Joseph W. Harper, Historv; 'LutJUc A: Jewell, English. Instructors! are Helen T. Barnwell, William-T. Calhoun, C. .Ray-' nond Clagttt, Florella Fordham, rniuip M. J Ian is, A. Howard Holmes, 'William C. Lewis, James A. Pierce. Thomas 1). Small, Eliiott L. Steward.- Charles E. \Vat~H'nian;^WittTam W. Williams, Sarah B. Henderson, Corinnec V. Bailey, Etta B. Howe, Coriqne A Ferguson, E. Melvin Adams, Regnald Thomason. J. D. McGhee,.reporter. CONFERENCE OF N AT! ON A I. COLORED COMMITTEE OF GOOD NEIGHBOR LEAL I E REVEALS STRONG SlITORT FOR PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT , ' 1 (Continued T:om page 1) race in the United Stat a. The Committee will function as a division of the Good Neighbor League, hill will earry it.) its i.v.n nulino.nl campaign for the ft-election' of President Roosevelt. Its headquarters. will he in the same build-, ing as those of the G< oil N' igjhbor League, and branch otlicers will be .slablished In a number uf SL.tcsr Dr. Powell, in aciV'pting the coehairmanship of th- Committee, pointed out that four'years ago he had b i n nominated as el ator-at I>,> nil- .now 1 <>1 !i ?MUlC 1ft'[Uibliran Cvnw nt ?>>i. b.ut that h. feels that the country as a whole as-well as his own' jtmup would he best served I y the reelictinh. of; Pr' sider.t lloosev It. Bishop W.iaht. in an address to the dekjrates, said that the (?ov-j eminent had he.'n a yood ueitrhbor] under President R.ooveit. and that "never in the history of our4 nation has thc-pro'rraiu of a President so closely coincided with the proclaim of the Christian re'itrion." The Committee, which 'is. organized -on a nati< nal basis, is composed exclusively of Xey.no. educator:'., editors, cl'iyyimui i nil djusiitess and pr?d\. siopa! nu n. and in?lt:<les both in n and v o:.v n. Itmembers are: Willis <). 'Tyler, l.o's An eel' s, California.; Rev. A. Chester (huh. Wihiiir.nt. n. ii<dewaro; I>v. T. M. Lewis,. Wilittin.utoa; Hon. P. 1!. Itansoiii, and the !h v. .Marhall A. T'tllcy. Indian: judis. Iud.; I'red l.cwiii"' lI'Mii' \ i> \?... I ,1 a r iu i', .v; r,s. S'an:,: i lit' <!. Mr-. Ksiith S. Sr.mp-on and l!i?' Hun. iluln-i i II. Taylpr, r:.ita;M.. PI.; Prof. (i. A. (I i oyy. Kansas Crty. Kan.; II. .!. lleynolds. Tap ka, Kan.; I lor. .1:' K. .M iji'lu 11." St. kotrisTAVr:?DTi:'?lr.?-F?<'ti*y, Mi", I.i-na PtK'.-'iit/. 1 ||. 15inyra Psm nd", II. v. i >. ('lav. .Maxwell, IIi'v, .1. J. MVX il. IIi'v. 11. Ward Nichols. Dr. P. I'ow.-ll, Dr." P. M. II. Saver-v ; n'! I. .!. Aili-n. \>w Vork ('icy: 11? \. S. T. P> >yd. M<>rier. Nashvid ."---To: it.: 'i lv mas istown, N. ).; 'i-liop P.: wordy C. Hansom, I). (h>nl P Walktr an-l Miss }la!,1. D. I'. o'.v.r.., Wilki-rfni )liio; IP v. 11. Y. Arnott. Irvi-r.jj K. v!i ndiant. llcv. Marshall P. S-hop a'rd and llov." I'. Patterson, 'hik dclphia, Pa.; Dennis I.. ?Iovk'ou.njr,' Norfolk. \ a.; 1. .1. WeiIs, 'hai l, sl'.iii, West- \'a.; and Dr. K. A. Hrooks. (J. ?X, "I". (.'ray. K'ld r 'olomoit l.iifhtTj'ot Micliaux. Kniry P. Smith and''Dr. Carter (). A'oo.l o.? w- ? 1 >. ( . SAI L. KINO or ISUKAI. tconimued l <>in pajri- 1) The title i??! , Saul. is sun;* by dev: .lame- At.in.1.: S: 11M i. I. Rev.' 1 Kuyeue 1 ><?*!: David. .M r. Joseph tVilsuu.; JonuC.uiu .\lr, Rubcj,t 'birr: Mirba.,), M- ..1W^ . Vbi^ale, .Mis. Kliza Dixon; llerild, .Mr. (icorre Ashford. Kind's Uiards: Mo.-srs Charles Harrison md Hosea Harrison. Chorus: .Mrs. -I.aura- Barr, Mrs. lli/.a Dixon. Mrs. Kli/.a Richmond, Mrs. 'Marion Watts'. Mrs. Sadie McClellan, Mrs, Serena Cant.y, I tlrsv Flossi'- Rosboro'ujrh,. Mrs. Cdith Moultrie, Mrs. Na-rvis Kirkand, Mrs. Charles Blown. Misses Berniec Raiford, Catherne NVal, N&omi Xeal, Louise Dou:las, Susie Brown. Kuniee Outen, Vm' lia Outm, Francis Barr. Martaret Vouiurhlnod, lluttu; llatfoarb-ouise Johnson, A. A. Nelson, 'orrio Smith. RnOe,, " J V ? 1111 V. 11 , I\ O - I terta-^imons, Ro-ena White. Messrs John M'cKim, Reuben Me vim, Hollis M< Kim, James Moul- i ri'", Thojii-us Moultrie, Humbert 'mith, David Hamilton, David Har ison, Lloyd Hughes,. B.. J, Cave, Uvin Thompson, Mr. IloUiduy, f,ack Kmbry. I The Diri'i'i n"-s, Mr-'. s. fr." Vniun;-"" J cod is being" ably assisted by |] drs. Mary Rlissell, Organist of II tacond Calvary; Mrs. Annie Ad-| irns Alston, costumes;" Mr. David lamilton and M>-. Reuben McKim, scenery and lighting1. "p - - S s RESULTS OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR NEW i FARMERS OF AMERICA (Continued from page 1) held in Ogden Hall, Tuesday night, Among the six contestants in the finals, he won fourth place. The winners in the Public Speak ing Contest were Erman Porter of Tennessee,, first; Clarence Carter of Georgia, second, and Theodore Tillman of Oklahoma, thiid place. New Jersey's team won the cup in Judging. Delaware, second place ajjd Tennessee, third. - Those .present enjoyed an educational tour ofl the historical places at Jamestown,?YorUtown and'Williamsburg, Va. A 3 hour Moon-light boat ride through Hampton Roads, Monday night was an enjoyable feature. Regular business sessions, committee meetings, tours, of the school buildings, Shelbanks' farm, Langly Aviation field, the reception and dance, Wednesday night, kept the visitors busy for one of their besf conventions. . The organization will meet next year, at Prairie View college in Texas. .......... I lie V ocauunui (ASHi'uauiai pupils, Instructors of Vocational Agi'ifiiltiiio^ and the Teacher Trainers from South Carolina who took the trip were: Delegate?at large?Freeman iGause, Marion, S, C-., William Stokes, Allendale, S. C.; Judging team?David Cooper, llartsville, Samuel Singleton, "Beaufort, Sammie Jackson, Edgetield, and David Cooper, Berkley. State Speakers, Ulyssees Tucker, Newberry, Instructor of Vocational Agriculture, W M. Seymour, Berkley County, P. S<Jabrooks, St. Helena Islan D. T. Robinson, Orangeburg, David: Bcttoh, Allendaft*, S. A. Guinyard, Barnwell, Joseph Shanklin, Beaufort, C. H. McLoud, ' Eljaree, State Addiaor, W. W. W llkiiis and J. -P? Burgess^ . Jtindrant Teacher Trainers. Others who joined the party were Marion Morier, Lewis White and James Dupree of Allendale, Dr. and Mrs. 1). Brown of Cowaen. PAINE COLLEGE OPENS SEPTEMBER 12th (Continued from page 1) ibK-'~alT"exy<"llent instruction prm gram. " Improvement has been continued in the library. About lor use by stud* nts and friends in 15,0(10 volumes are now available Augusta.. In fact, the Paine library is: now one of the finest to be found in its section of the coun-. try. Approximately 95% of the books in this library having- been purchased new" during the past five years and selections having been lundi' with utmost care. If acuity members have returned for work. The .first faculty.meeting was held on Monday morning September 7. Two new members have' lit* n added for the session 1 These are Mr. Weslify J. I.yd'a of Torre Haute, Indiana who will fake charge of courses in duration and psychology formerly taught by Mr. Paul J. McKniglit, and Miss Clara Yernoll Spin lock of T.akin, West Virginia who will have charge of the work in Home Economics formerly done by Miss Edythc I. Tate who this year is on leave of absence for graduate study at the Teachers, college, Columbia university. The members of "the- Paine faculty . for the s1 ssion 19116-3.7 in addition tV President E. C\ Peters are a- follows: Path I.. Bartholomew, Dean of Women' and Librarian; Evelyn Berry, Bible, Religious and - Physical ' Education;- J. W. Bjfown, Principal of High School and History; J. II. Chiles, High - School English; W. C. Ervin, Business Manager; M. Fax, Music; J. A Gabriel, High School Science and Mathematics; Mrs. J. A. Gabriel, Secretary and Publicity; W. L. G-raham, Registrar and Student Promotion; Mary C. Gartrell, Girls Matron; E. C. \V. Gray, English; r. L. C. Hamilton, Boys Work; L. R ! Harper. Mathematics, Pljysics, v\ i:i.( o.me delegates to th WE APPRECIATE Y< $ BLUE RIBBON TAX X J* **" ^ SA T ? Y ^ lu 1 X ~ " :?? f fOl 7 1 -2 W A SHIN f? Phone Y DAY AND NIGHT?I T( Y ModernTars Radio LquippetT Y PINCKNEY'S Fl UNDERTAKER ANI) LIC1 SOUTH CAROLINA ^^ MM 1(W6 \VASHINGTON ST. aturday, September 12, 1936 Dean.of Men; W. J. Lyda, Education, Psychology; J. S. Outler, M. D., Biology; Mrs. JJi P. Peters, M.D., Health Education; E. D. Raines, Chemistry; F. I,. Ste; ly, Economics, Sociology; Mrs* Marguerite I). StefTun, French, German; Clara V. Spurlock, Home Economics; Sarah I. Walton, Librarian. Mr. J.W. Brown attended Wayne university ht Detroit during the summer; Mr. E. D. Raines spent nine weeks at the University of Indiana; and Miss Clara V. Sparlock attended the University of Chicago during the summer quarter; yv. j H. Chiles spent the summer and study at Atlanta university; CALVIN'S NEWSPAPER SERVICE (Continued ffom page 1) the street as the crowd singed around. * * * * PAPER ESTABLISHES " $100 SCHOLARSHIP San Diego. Cal. (CI?The San Diego Informer, C. E. Ware, pi:b- J Usher, announces the establishment of a $100 scholarship "to be awarded each year to the coloiiul percentage for thd full high school period." PRESIDING ELDERS AND TRUSTEES CALLED TO MEET IN ALLEN UNIV. To the Presiding Elders of the Seventh Episcopal District and Trust*ts of Allen University: 1 You are hereby r. quisle J by ois del' of Rt. ReV;. Joseph Simeon " ? FlipiH?r, DX>., L.L.I)/, presiding Bishop of South Carolina, to meet in your regular annual Fall Rally and Ofticial-opening-of AUon?UnL _ versity in the auditorium of the Chapp^lle Administration building Allen university, Columbia, S. C:, Wednesday, Octob'U' 7, 1936, 10:30 o'clock A.M. ?? RT. . REV. J. <? FDIPPER, Presiding Bishop an'd President of / the Board, 488 Houston St., N. ' E., Atlanta, Ga. ' J. E. THOMAS, , Secretary of Trustee Board, 140 Ashley Ave., Charleston, S. C. LAND OF THE SKIES VI?IT HERE Mr. John B. Hailstock, Manager oi tne Land 01 ine any Booking Agency, was a pleasant visitor in the City Labor Day. Mr. Huilstock has many first class orchestras t booked for the' winter1 -'Dance" season. NAZARETH A. M. K. ( Ill IU'11 Rev. ('. M. Williams, Pastor In spite of exceedingly bad weather last Sunday our church services \v? re well attended all thru the day. Sunday school was opened .by' the superintendent with t achor.s on their post if duty. Tin lesson * its briefly taught. The Sue school was ni e|y address..I by Itev. Thomas Willams. For the morning worship Rev. Thomas used Acts 2:2. subj iv:. "Wait in th; Lord". An appreciative audien.e v.as opt to hear tills noble sermon. We were .glad to have with us Rev. MeClary from Kin.us tree. At 8:30 P.M. we were treated to . an excellent srinun prcachid by ' Rev. Brown, pastor of the Gouf tjine circuit;? Ik* -look-his text-tire 26th ebapter of Matthews. The large congregation was imbed . thrilled by the message brought by the minister. The revival me- tine: which was conducted by Rev. ThoniHS \Yilliams' was very successful. Miss.s Elizabeth Gary and Sadie Eowery w' re converted. Rev. Williams was the truest of ReV. A. L. Gary. sTrscrip.e for o the palmetto leader e national convention-1 x ocr patronage $ I AND TRUCKING f * x JB ? 4 - ?. ' 7? ,J, (;ton street . ~ *?* 22111 t x ) passengers 27,c ^ x Safe and Onirt^uuH WHVHWhVH* ... f JNEItAL HOME ENSET) EMBALMER OF . ANI) GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral Equipment S GOOD AS THE BEST nd Better than the Rest And Trices Less Office Thone 2-3357 Residence Thone 7765 * COURTESY AND SKRVCE ~i COLUMBIA, S. C.