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Columbi * c V . .. VOL. XII?NO. 13. Notes From The Falmetto State J Teachers' Asso'n. ;?. I <'wii.tr to tbp unprecedented eft-[ rollment and the extention of tinie lor the 50 p^. cert refund for a I . 100 ppr cent eivpllment, it is-ilri- j ~r. jR5ssiblo to tn<.l liuiU'tin* to coun-1 tics in time to insure delivery bo* fere lh? convention Gach teachPR()F. .JOHN P. BURtiESS Kxvciu; \'e Secretary cr \v>o attends the meeting in Cohm bia " i!" v(?c dye a ItiiH-.tiii* ???on presentation <>f his or iv. r mem* 111.; j;;,, ( :; I h iw will " - I' ' ' ...... Till SV Bulletins. at ! l-p same tint? and the' same place t'r^.v register thiev att'r.dahve at the meeting. Those who do not-attend th" convention will tret their Bulletins through i their Jeanes teacher or the individual through whom their remit- | tance was made to my office. The as-oeia.tion has gone to no lit'fe. exrerse' to hring' specialists to the state. c< mention. this year Thev are coming .to work with the various groups. We, therefore ' are urging ail teachers to attend the group meeting in which theyare most interested. RE.SURE TO BRING YOUR MEMBERSHIP CARDS TO THE j > - CONVENTION. - YOU - WILL NEED THEM THERE. If you lave paid yo'.r dues and net rcceiv- I ?d vour ea:d. see the nerson lot whom you paid your dues.. Meet your '-friends in Columbia' Next week. He sure to arrive on ! Wednesday nit-lit in time to attend the annual p!av eivcn by the Culture club <f Columbia for the benilit of the Wilkin-on home. Plan to remain over unts Satur ii.->y noun John ? P?ar,L'c-s^. Executive Secretary j HRANt H\ Il.Li: M:\VS A lar;f . crowd iratY-'red at St. j Mark eauy It. Rt e t svi'le, S. C. Sunday to pay the last tribute of J resji ut t<? a rci'ihbor- an 1 friend. [ this life Wednesday, Match 10,1 I1.).'!?, - I Mr. (loodwir. urine to Branchville, to live t i t > .?; years a??o and j here lie li.ed until i.i- death, Ile-i was love.i by all and .v..ad? lViends i with ul. \vh ui lm in eoniucit [ ' wiili. -H- wiiUv,t- i;eighho>', a i li'Vir,; iiiT'c n:vi husband. 1 Hi- K .-.V in i.; >u; n ! is loss. a wife, Mrs, Julia. Goodwin. ten child: ciss. a t n.her of grand cliil(hcii nil! a bo I of relatives an I , JYi'-'uds. ', ! The services were conducted by | roan, pastor'of St. -Mark *M." E. church; R v. M. O. Stewart, Ehr* havt.charge.' We loved Mr.. Goodwin, but God loved him host. As? le-p in Josu-. The Sunday school of Bethel A. M. (E,~?lnireh ( pcr.ed at the usual coin-Being absent, Prof.. P.obert A d eh y, Jr. reviewed the lesson. I Many helpful thoughts? weie brought put. At 11:30 the padtor, Rev. David i James preached a- soul stirring sermon, taken from St. John 4:14 verse.. Seveial united with the church. Rev. James was the gu^sn for supper?Monday?night, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wafter Reed. f " , Mr.Vn M. MaftTS of X^v Yoi k \ City is lie re visiting his sister. Mrs. Vera Lee Leven. \ Mrs. ptlla Smalls visited her I husband, Mr. ?'oy Smullcrs of >k Summeuville, S. C. last week. ?Mr,- H.-fh ICHlh1^,?Bamberpr S. C. was the giO'st of Miss Julia Mae Williams Sunday'. " Special Notice! All alumni < f Allen university fire asked to meet in a spoc?al ?es sion at. the University auditorium t en Friday evening, March 20. 1027. tV y Vital' matters of interest to our organisation will lie considered. I>et EVERY ROYAL ALLEN. ITE BE PRESENT. J. W. Witherspoon, State Pres. Mrs, C. A. Brunson, Secretary jry ? w* ? V3. Dr. Francis H. Rowley Visits Columbia President of National Hum tine* Society Guest of Seymour Carroll at His Home Hero of the American Humane TaKi -ation Society, irto nnC'O'nl h, m:uv leailPr ail.'! od'.'oalr i\ .jrp nt a part of the afternoon C is viv.it itl Col-rnwfvrn?rrrr?i rrr o rrr ? -. i.?v ^ r H ??: o ynr.Mr Carroll, fic'l vepyes nf iii ?>f.'t'v? National Society,aril Mr.:, Cairolli For some t liiK I>o:-tor Rowley has boon on iV a a. nth n tha-t carried, him as'far -oath : * Alionii. IIo was acoompn; i d by WiUkuii W. HaswoV of Bos'on. On ( is-way yf<'M h1 ft'".'to;' 'Rbv.* ley stopped at G(of:v-town; whore hi in ado a call on (looiTro \V._I iowaxj. president of the S. StV.e *.> ? elation.- Doctor,. Row! y ha,, hoc a invited hy the executive'cor o-. of the State Tiail'u rs .V\ > nnti 11 to be Sliest speak":* on Th.'-sdnv cveninpr, Maidi -">lh- at their ?njinal meeting*. U -. \ i.-ib ;t hi *. Howard to per' or.'il ly .'ox 11 s-iyw hirep:rots that by'siness in would prevent his aeeo, tir ylli engagement. "National Re- Kind to - V. ininl -' Week" will be observed' h. tin -i:'f in a* 1 r th.-. . .i'i- ,iu: if the week .of April 1 i-'.l V. S*. inlay. April 11th, is "National JirnjaiuSunday." Lireiaun.- n small cost ian- he led tor th celebration by writing tiio i atioiia' i i v. ii. I v j . i..i.l?vi na . linctnn Dr. Starks To Speak At 1st Calvary Sunday I>r. .T. S*?!;;*"/IVs' ;;( of Benedict. coll?,5.v a. ill !><? h ?<.' leaker at Kir.-' (' ilvaVy !?: |>'.i ' hi'ix'rt. Srnd. y . >-;? > tiiux-, .Ma -i: 21st. Out i 1' his ? x| < i i.:: ? v. j i he brought to u; tin- t i nee oi his European, tour. So cial music will lend itselC 'to tk \ oivusi.u; A. welcome pi uon.iaiiiy is txVVlTTTeTf to all. S. S. \ c,unu blood, Minist r P. T. A. Discusses Howard Needs ?r. Formulates lis to Meet Tho-e Most FN-.eiiiial t.t I), vc'opiiigi \Mtdl-lto4uuk-4 frtYA"*? -?T'u- . iv.h (' vmi't . Hi' t" 11. vc.'i > ; ' J.-li ...l'.> 'P \ : SMrhllni ITU',nil -,I, . I. 1 j . t 1-? school lacked many t- hv/s v. aiv I'Ss-v'sitis*! t.? i'? v J>. .>ij*:* i'. founded" i-. ii\ i<!'\-1 . ; .< . it; : *.h 'most urjrrt u. :d> t?> to:' l\ T. A body on Mop 'ay, \i:i\h ! ". I * 1.. the many out t:t:r!-m\r ptv ?' a modern, r,nalnj'.!yi <1 diet:?m: i y i be used by pupil U .'.t in i s an' pat -ons and at:' a ' uy mat ' in.', to l>e add d tn t 'O ol'l'ire i i i> v. :t:. took preoe-'enee.. Afor r. -s. ions of \\ it linyncss to ) . otntre til '-o articles-wviv Karl fioi:v ; r.i; n:: . .he- ir.ottp bey.!-t ir.jjv i t ly to '<>; mula'.e n!;trs to nutte. inline the dream of the y.nr. A shower fill' W i I!: j Qyohanajre to b !i -..i Ai! i to.a Mrs. Bau'mearlncr, our iuwl\ >in! <1 *'\ -m la-j . . a > " v with us and made a few int.-. c-o.iin^!Vn :r. I:-*. The 3\* elms. . h.-r'th" "i of Mrs. E. ('. Xol-ou pie arte! a lv'.rnii;v; jr.>!?* i'.o-y,; pla, lot iW our ~"f nto-.tniiiu:. at. Immediate iy 1' liowjny; the re;ralar.liioi-'tin.'j i!i * "Earn i ml.si" nr. i* to a c!it . \ with a pro;;- nir from the-Gih crra l' .. and the award . ntc of three j i i>*.. s. Latest news ftom the oJTieo of the principal s-a:>v .the, ram s c?; the fdllowinr . su: .em.- who run the "Ilcnoi^ Roil'' for the 'i'mum period: Willie ]-h diiek, Boo.-.', Anderson, Willie do' r-h, Jack ! " dler, Gloria Champion. Edith koo;. Eloise Samuels, Bero'.hy Gaull.-.nn Rr'th Brown. K.ilii K ily. Jam ; MeDanieO, Luther McKim'oy, Lizzie. BMfur, J.itivt: Ki. la nlm, h ; -William Pcaivon.- Ralph Samuels, Ruth Jordon. Aania Carte., KaliClover, Vivian -Dayis, Rul < n _Pr?].. fohn Saott, A:t'.l) Ho Goodwin Lu'.a Harris, Arthur Kelly. Alice .Scott, Eloise Eair, .Tear. Meld raid, Bessie Pearson, Blanch > Bowman. The B. R. II. Educational ci'.uh Hgod t he-major portion of it- lime it its last iWclini> 'a planning a Social Calendar for the scho.l year, \o?0-':i?. In art to la art discussions of Education!*! Philosophy, led by Mr. Madden, occupied the remaining time. Bishop J. S. Flipper Improved [? *~r-- "ll jVp arc delighted to report' thai Bishoj) J. S. Flipper is recuperating from his recent illness, ant I will be out in a few days. Bmes Pi COLUMBIA, SO Nat'l. Insurance Wee To Be Observed In Augusta, Ga. i ' ??? I . Virus ta. Cn.. March 1G? st"; ring committee . composed ' im ; ilu-rs of t!',. ,-mfi t city of Arapista an<l other re !< > < ntatiye citizens of the coi lhnoity mot at the home office tV Pilgrim Iloa'th and Life I 'C"ir,|i:'iiv h:-t V.iivhv 'iij.'ia-s plans for the cntertai : t of-the seventeenth annu "rli > -of ;he National Netf r vs-ranve As-roeiatio,' which co s i;e-re -May 2G-2X. All A : t is .intent on making this t grrnded. occasion in the Associ if.-;':- history on actKumt c'f oat* native .son's, btdnir nresident th Xulipnal bo:'y. That positii - h, (- id l>y W-aHri S? llorrshjvvi ;:i; 1 Cioneral Manager IVyrbn !l.nhh nn.l Life I nt.-f C v.ipiil y. of this cit !> . Th.ani.aa V.'aker. Jbsoy is chai n:r.n of ike stop: ir.>? eonipvilt.ee. oilier, nv inkers are: W. ' " jhy. .! ? 1 J. A.-Kvivns, V. i'. a- a' dt i' -.. R.. M. .If,nkii ; ': ( :! R. .15.. Thomas. J." vVi'kor. I..*4.. Cain, 0. A.' Kin j L A; U.'.tt-, Clio: j>;e Johnson. S. ; Coy.. J. S. Ferry, T; J. Colenn (I. f!a::l.!cn,'A. C. (JviffKs, F ! W. ns, \Ya!tr.r S. 11a ] v.L V." Wnlkn". Philip Warir j !5. Gavin. Robert' Jones- a | '... rire K. 15: axtoi:. ] Benedict College Ce -i - v ebrates Founder's Da >'lesfhy. Aiavch H?th was Foil , ;'s Pay at none diet oolle; II........ T c: - j aiii-iu . ??. ti III* li, r^IUMlSUIl ' '.I'M university delivered a vo nh! address for the. occasion. T ' ! ' iricnl shot h of tt'e* colic fat! bv Miss M. It. Suxc Mil iv was furnished by the colle ard quartetsi .4. I"<?ilo\vijig those exercises a i oij the Library Drive w nude. Tlio General Educati }-ar, pjven 840,000 on cc dilion that Benedict raise an a I t! n:>l $20,000, bringing the tol ant up to 00.000. The "l vmi sbov.bd; that this condition h .ostj met. lining "within ?1.;630 : he , b- In this - campaign the ma I'i i :.ds of Benedict have boon n lly liberal in their contvil ' '1 r-. .Ma:iy"have said, "If y ' -'.ot pet all you need at tl . come hack and we will he oil -cine, move." 1?i " 1 J' ' i 11?"iii?mm i will 111 u '- r thirty days, in which tir ' "r-c who ha v.- not Contribut : ! !??? civ-n an opportunity to -o, and v.'u feel cji'ito certain th he desired it al will bo reach H i ait ti:re' without making t J. < <aid call i't'on anyone who h : i ihiitoff. \ A .N t :w' S. MAN'S r 'i Id i.t, UJ.'VT?The sccoi 1 a terl.v c< i fert nco of the- Li Circuit of the OrangCbu -j?' 1" t h ' i I "i?T? o i K- . T1111 A. M. eh. T-r. S. Nance, pr?yidii 'hie:*. Saturday, the first day . arler. Th. lb K. read a pa !' ' ;e 1st chapter of the Acts xpostles and. exhorted up -a v..o and after ward, organi i : con fen ires. Hro. J. AI. Mr ' : as i\! :-'ee. Varices coi es appointed. Mis- Losa vs. (> ; tno Mmr.ay schof . - eh.tea ri porter. The St cava all assessment rayed. T I\ K. just, had the discipHna ions and the"report.; of t .iff. nnt auxiliaries of the ehur re .id an.i approved. Sunday nior : . <; Sii: (ivy julicol opened at 10: at the ot'^TlfP school, t Ik rhw an excellent addie: j The 1*. K. introduced the servi J Ly sinprinpr songs* from his o\ jo.iu'ed s( 1 vte:l songs, After t J nY> v of s^rice was eoinplet a pastor. Re v J. O. Hamiltc ii 'li r making some.' general i :a xs presented tile P. to t - a: once. !l;s~text was taken fro !"'/.( i. 1 1:10.. subject, "Ezekici Yi. i m" and illustrated on liap ri* t r< the wheel insHl2*~"t '.vhe-'l) and was held to the vi( of the congregation. There w nil . ii resnonso durine th servi< At 1 he invitation for joiners li 'i.-ons cam*' forward, B'p-;. Jo. !!. Void, Tomilee Williams, Ki< Williams, and sister Luetta F m )< . Thrre were 137 commut rants of the Lord's Suppei. r"c method that th? I'. E. intt (luted in collecting Dollar Mon .roved -ueeosrl'nl. Dollai mon ''' 0.50; p. E. assessment $50.(1 pastor's support $27.10; Missi U.S5; Sunday school contribute ~ $1.10; total feTr the day $0i>~55. -tWe are jgrateful to have T is our presiding clder, t seems to hav? the church at hes from every angle. His serm . an I songs have been the talk the community siqce Sunday. Rosa B. Gaines, reporter \ S W'.T? almetto j?? *4{VIlKtti >? i UTH CAROLINA, S'ATUITDAV k Teachers Aril To Conver A OVER 5,000 TEAC ?f ... 4h_L.. : _ ? ; ? ? p. 7 <Iiy T...J II- ' Qf | .ColumbiayWill scVvo as h o s n_ next week to approximately oOm Lq teachers who will itiiimVy i.. th n. Capital Oty for the annual can tnj ventiOn of the Palmetto Sta.t Teachers Association, to. h, lieli Thursday, Friday and va.-tiirdav 1 The convention theme is. ' Train ,u~ iny For Jobs." ae | According to J. P. Bury;i. ecut/ve-sicretat v. ulnhs fur. ii? .COnvi'ntton are complete and a! an indications arc that it prom b"<-t< re"be the best meeting In the hj-tor; of of the association. ?' | Headquarters will be at Alloi y. I niversity. the - registration* bull' riiiu, exhibit,1 rest rooms. I'o-t of 1 fiee and business office being i S. the administration buildimr." Tin ti-TeeiU'i fff^ sessions will be held ii vs.-Allen University auditorium a in T? j Township Auditorium atnl th" de K. j rartmejital meetings at Allen H- I'enedic^ and nearby building's. n? All general sessions will h i 'J, held at 11::30 A. M., ''3:10 P. M and 8 o'clock in the even rg. 'lie mj , partmontal meetings will beg it 1 at H A.M. The opening sessioi I will he held at 11:3d A.M. Thurs i day, but teachers are expected ti J.'aTTive several hours earlier in or j tier to reg ster and attend depart mental meetings. J. Andrew >"in J i inons, Ptincipal of Booker Wash ington High School, will pros id I over the first gercral session. i\ ir-pV. Howard, President of the Pal re metto Teachers Association .wil n>' A. ' -- .. ,.1-nvvr itu auw-ess inu?sday nigh >'.V Teaifhers desiiing to 'attend tli h? I convention will be given two ful I holidays w'th pay. under a tuliii' ,n- passed by the State 01 Place of Group Met ai? Executi ve Committee -- Roc on ; " . . lT1" Group, College LecHrv Room? id- ?y ?a' "roup. Elementary . Group. Home Economics i - . : ?* o;tp. P-'imary And 'roup, Ihin -i* a Is .. It (A r. 11 n* roup. Rural Tyayivir- Pi-lvM^' -7 ~ St.. Two hlo I tV' Group, Tiadts l'itlogv I.e tu us ^ Group, High School: r I .A Liitfli. h?R"".n?t < 11 y, 1 B. Natural Soit-m-o?Room wi C. Social Studiis ?Room In (;" n i too it 1, ..... 10...-: ... > . n;) ...wi j.iiW 1 m Benedict (''. Hope. (,.j E. Alathen?atie< - Uoom dOl (louse of Delegates. ' C?yt: NEWS IN AM) AROl'NI) WASH l.\<; TON Washington, D. I'-, -.March 20- March came in like a iamb, but i is acting much tiki- a lion now "(e The ground is a perfect whit' ,.g sheet, the greatest snow of thi K.. season.. 'Iff ..o The South .Carolina '.clulx.met a "J the homo of Mr. and Mis, A. 1 Simon Friday night. March 12 am on reelected officers for the ne\ iz- twelve months. Mr. S. J. Ilemphi' ir* was reelected as IVsilent. Mr R" J. Squire rent: it . secretary. ,]\ The club was T77F tained iv rd Misses Golden una W:ight. h'- The Benedict college. club No j^ Id of this city, is .a I hinting th< Cj1 Odth Anniversary id ihe- col'ege n. at Lincoln Congrognti nal church 45 Tuesday evening. Mar, he speakers are: Mr. William X >s, | Joncs Dr. G. Lake Inus and Mrs CG vn M. D. Butler, who is president ?I he the club. ed I The Allen university club i m> holding its second meeting at t'.n Y. M. C. A. Friday. March 10th. ,m Mr. C. (Fats) Jon's is now re ids siding in the District of Columbia Wo wish, for him-muc h luck -ae< he happiness while here. IJc is ; *\v as graduate of the class of "J4, A lie: *e? university., b]L SOCIETY IlILL XEiYS^ >tt ' 21* By S. B. Thompson iiMiss Charlesena Bonapavt, wh ?" recently underwent an operatior ty while attending Benedict Colleg 10; is improving to tne delight of he 011 relatives anil friends. ?- flev. \V. M. aAndcfspn delive r : .." ** tw u> i in- eui he gregation at Bcthcsdn Sundaj, nt \\Te are alwavs pr 1 a?I -Uf> have hii or A.U with us. We are pleasantly located in ou beautiful school build ng. 1? ft iitti ~^yTaurn 'j jT'I:>Tt nual Session le March 25-27 HERS REGISTERED . Il-ur.tw'jy.) , ; 4 ii'rvi f inn 0 Many sjioiU'.l features liawj hoen t:?romantic!-for li.'- i-i'-u 1 i.iin'ii. Wit! - resday niyht at T'tO P.M., the 'Culture Club will p?c- lit its. an1 nuar play in Albm Auditorium. ' Th s year tlv-y itsive selected " ".lane Eyp." : Sprcial music will by presented at oarh tr? jui) session of the lofventioi,. tj:00 on I 1-Vidrvy afternoon >vi1} to yive'r * over" to s;;. ht seoiii-j am) reerea? - ?: * ; Alumni reunions and 'truiLLp, meetirtrs will he held during the .convent oin. Sneakers of national p'omineiw * will take part on the prorrranvi 1 Those' in lude Prof. I.. I*. Palmer ^ Ilurt/ivrton. Miirh Si lmol. ' Newj. root News.. \'a..' Mrs. Helen A. Whitiwr,. State pept.' of Killiea."lion, Atlanta!' fia.'. .will also take part ijj?Lhu p-.vijriTin, as will Miss > IVnnie Mae Wan-, Ti.'sUc'gee Insti. ' ftite and Miss Kva C.' Mi'dvl'. - ITaniptoii Inst, tute. Mrs. Willa i'; Carter Hutch. Pn.si.lcnt of N'a' . mnal A soeij' iuii of 'Colored * t T< ehei-s (..f Washington', P. C\, 11 a ill also speak. ~ " . ! ~ -1 The l-'riaday iii:.rht uemual pes-. r ii will \ v"i:-ld at the Tov.iish ii 1 I \i:di" .triuin at 8 P.M., Pr. JP IP * Mays, of ih?- S lmol of It Union e IT it...; I i >. I "i ikm>him ?. iiim jmiv win mwro. his ass.-,u= Dr. '.Mays v.-11 b<J : i oi'm'< (I - by i' .'hl' iit M. F. WhiUi.'u'i' of S. (". ^tatc C't'Ilc'jri'1 Toac li'. i s who l;aV(jS not soi-ui t'<l c I oanlinir p! -, s sji< til<l \vritn Mi. ' ( . \V. Mad'ii!!. I!o\va'v<!- ' Si-hook - i hiH.hia. F. ('. at uiu*e tor ivscr\ations. 'tings?Time 9 A. M. , . . v ? mi . Administration Ruildinp -All<-n* University Floor ? ArhiiiKistration Rnihiinc! Allan University \ iditoi0101 . __ Allan 1''.livars t\ R'ooni 2<?2 __ Scicnoo. Buihj'.n? Re lie -1i'.t Collajri ; t ni ... Re-mniu-t <'lilK jre "" I'.i-iii<iict Collate ill :?* V Dr il.'iti" .,} ?'h',i:vh. L'Jim.i Washington , w i.i .\iicr, Administration IiMir. Alien Un-ivi'i-sity r''<e lt!.iii-sir r.rncli t Co!!,-ire' ! 1 . Science lJurnrrjft liiMU'ifut S; ii iice Ijnildinir, Ileiledi.t. leal, on Iloom ;!01--Science Building Siieii.-p IJuiMinjr, u,nrdiet Co'lleco n11?'.>iuin Allen University ill.-. Mil-:.I .Inl.u-t..:, ol': \ irvini; is visiting' Iht -a.'n Mr.^H. Jehn." ; . other jvlat. vis and- friends While li !c. .tli!.- spent the week h nil '-villi her sister .Mrs. R. lortl Southern^ I'iins,. N. ('. s l?ev. and Mrs.' James (Ri bs. 0j _ * n raw J-:; tl t'lvoa'eh ?>nr to-.vv ^ .-Li'.. :y t nrotiie for Ihivliin: tor t( . '"'I i e.* Mrs, Rotors, j I he stni! oi Mi-, A. M. SompAy: a . senior dene'.nof Welch' Neck : h'pt ;>t e!uu eh ( white 1 pAs-.d int> t o ( !>' at Revond n few days to. lie was a friend indeed- t o 'u\:' r an- pe-p'e t li'te an.d <olored hi i li. ^u and I >ai'li.iir:o:i umllit's. , \\ I'S'i'ON { !I UMI. ( m i{( ii Pov. M.I t,. W.Thums. Pr-for* (lr?'t nwi.t -Sunday. i?ei v' ft [ > !( :: lii da;. >vr\ ici \u".v ?; ;-niiil. Sunday s };??' ] opened at th.'nsr "ft' li<>ur.\vi:h the Asst. Si1)1. Mr-l-I. 0. Curt-. r. The Ic.-sop \v;i- disJti fid by tiiv 'vis: ii-us classes and n TrpfarritiTf review wa jrtv*;n "Tiy .Air. . -Toe! Porr'n. I inni it s the pastor hrouyht to us II :>. w^ndell'iip messayo. " \V< .were .triad to see Mrs. Mill nits Franklin'out after beirtr in " d'sprMed. ' Als.1) M'-s. Corn TTsTeTs". Mrs. >1. G. Williams is much improved nl this writ i nr. ? Club No. 2 met at the honio of b Mrs. Frances Sims March d. Tin o President Mrs. Fsteo? brinrr indis>' posed the meetin^r was called tf ,.,.,1.^.. T>.. 1 >? I?\ IIIO vr.T-l riMlll'.IH .MIS "I Hrssnv I laves. XTTvv iTn? litornrj i- part of the proprram an o'Torinp <>f was raised. A d lie'ous n I'oma' ff salmon salad with oak* ard i o mam was served. We r adjourned to meet at the home o: Mrs. Boyd..' - sellers' S. (\ Negroes Fare , Wei! 'I'nder \ ! l'f nci'iM' i.. iff'atJv f'-.nv. r'-nw. i j ' 1 n. ' .S?? 'ii Croj i"V' *!" V-t., ,V ?f UCHVMr. *i>irek. c V -ui'd. "1 !.]::> <o! t .1 ' v;i"7. ? !>'.? i:; t !i< .n.'oirr.m' ' turvl 'T*> ri : y.\- ; I . - ! .1"! 1 avi-a ,.'v - tU;,,,;.;I-,-1 . Slav. V >\ I 'it- : I 1:as ] ' s:ilt d in t?m fy.ii f; ^ ?.f ;: " v' rotyti.-i? < ' ]>\ M.-t ' :(~Vv*< > " -lT:l 'V nvv c 'J lufilitr A j Ti*i?' six l-!i dab va-yn > Jj 'k.; I . "T .!] 'ii ' ... . "W'A oy.ifv i:v S !;,wi '.:r" ( iv'rcd a>v;i iul . t' /' i 'aiiUrnir'c'olwvi'ii f>* ??i?! ;.*" y .-. j?y? v. 'ivy's >tat "an r ic s'vi)| ? c.f a 'ivbh?- l , <"i -'t'4*v*flda ' 'Is' -:>:<! c< T, ditiors of. livintr lia'vc- byon dovnti d 'h'O -.ir'.? th" * ' tiny, hav .i ^'coivi-if on \V t k'l'i t.jrtv s A'Cii:i:! i-1ion pVn . . . ^ "Jfi'Vvojc.s. i'5'.v osivnnllv \v< T I come:': the ojipmttinfvy to K\nin to' .read and write. Clas-as 1.. vo h 1 ?.r?uet; : "i- lit'oarv 'rUii-oMn- 1 ?>v.t a- m ri ii of viol'-. ! i1, - ' n- ? < Vitize'rVhh'-.-. On*-?f? *?Htr^r*?vho <?" j-i : :tS.iv (u:< liu?v,,v?! y?.r ' -h?M-n _ a r<?trtl\p a*: fit' si:\-h- a das* ?".<! .ha* I f > " I n : ',vi i'.i_ S . \ <' >I )?* ! women who haw at!-rv!o ) V. met nnikuw dn<s. - hav r { n>..:y u': i"'. il .this. (vainiut in .ths ' .>"*r. Ii/ut.qs. but ' ;ivc_u! -jani:'.i'' -iv i!a 1> ' I-; tn t' < ir " e.-nn v 'niti:-- . 11 ?" '! ! I V < I t. ;i ' t - (,' \h t s." "Mr,. P: ' y's irrv.?ry t'.'f N'c. a ' ' st i - in S .-'th ( ' sh.r.vi 1 tV.s:*. th jrrpate.-t i. "mh r yf- ' I -itf; .. I'Ih.Vi il ' i?1} ornfr-si- j?:'n: f(s W'-i'c i'j; t< n! "Five are etrpMy "'d as t.oac,h", s of c' ni' tv-h^k . ' i22' as tear' er of h hie < . -immfr?. ^T-ti.,' (( ach u',if Xr'.l ] " tare. ami five ?.? instr -cfWrs workers' education-. Ninety,-, n o}o> "1 tea h an! one sunyrvi-r , < r arc employed to teach !ite::a:-y t io- rin<- ?>< havitnr a t?- > ? '.-li'J'ju-nt of ard si\* f;:- ' ers <;"ficrato . IS nursery scVi-nn 2"! children l>et.v'.Yn th' tire.-' <?f 2 and ">. "Those classes." accord ins: to t" : lf:' inistrat.ir. "h.r<- :r:d i : M'l-viiid a " ' v " are stimulating ?>t: iriviry v.i! ninhlo information. ar.J p'oviddv.r divers-ion for many people'who otr rwi-e miirhi !>o mirhctyd. Tie uv.rlx of the schools has b-en planned to create within parent- a ?v..!. 'e.-in; to J,ett'r their Own conditio'an'''that, of their olii'divii.i' lit the tea hintr of home ev fl:i.-s;"" Mr. I'im kr. y m-os ?'-v^ rrrs,.> , j, .,v (1?(tm-iT?.- 7 nod. "The teachers .first' aitVnr? interest .th'e students i?j ;th.md' lve?. to aid tli m, i -i I-vine * necessities of, life, and to tm'n h f V. ... ... I.. 4 . ? I . " * " ;??;?> i *[I* i . iu ,.s- i r i-i f .necessities. Famila \s rpre-en?j ' *> c-!'r??.?< *'?. art* ti-uaHv,'f low-iricemo g-rovps. an! Mi ir p?J.disoa os m ! 'low physical . resis : -T::?pas-tiftpr of pardons i the securing: and rare "of poult rvl j rt'fini .5 for (he preparation an-' ' (venation of ivdivary' fool?, an' j tep.uso of m'ik %f<'.r children JrijKwii emphasized in those cla-s'es ' St,k1or,t > ai'v hel1 tr~t?*nji:e.l to T ! patterns, to fit jrarnvents, and t sew. f>ld. grarnunts are hem ? ovyr f>.r ein"4<U:an.:-a.ii. Salt, vr-V. -nirar. ard flour s.aek, are Kiner washed. ldeae.hfd. an' lye.i so that clothing; < an be made _- from?them.? Quilt -u pi'-lows:?an ! icmferts have h.en manufactured from scraps accumulated in this j work. Another vital part of the training en: si-ts? of the teockirir of the manufacture of box furni ture. srrcors, closets, and mattresses, and. in caning: chairs." V. PA nur ci v scho: Is for color'd children in the state are serving: a very dorinue purpose', the -rt port continued. Th.ey nr<* making: it' possible for small 'hildrer. to go'. t;i proper start in life, by teaching* them sanitary habits and by tnrtinff th.em on it he path to education. In these seho.'s a daily hi*,'It'le is' carried 'out.- designed to eate the child's, propei health pr.net ices, cleanliness, fair an: healthy plav,' re'jrular rtst and pi-1 per food at r^pulav hours. Because trained colored ?t' ro"' apkors have B-en fi'und to be > scarop in the state, the WPA is now conducting a business school at Spartanburg", v.-.ith a present tn- : y rohrncnt of 1'J students... . .Thirty- I ^ -even.- stn .? iits w're gradual d ; ~ from this eour-e last June, the ma, -'ori :y . Undine ( mploymcjit with insurance apr'neies. lawyer*}, phy icians, ami home and foreipn - agents. > Mr. Pinckney prints out that in f the field of recreation, fouth Carolina was the fifrst state to hold a training conference for colored JI - - - - ^ - 1/. -r ' - Asso'n. I'llICK: 5 CENTS To The Teachers Of . S? *> South 'Carolina I !.' IV State T ??H o)"S*' i' ii- vjl v.iy'I .in th> ("itv of C'S.'.ih.Uiu. .Vault 23-27, I'J.'iT an J ' i'/> ?? ! < '.nr. i o.nvLs L??- ' it will .1".- largely aM" ' '' of the ' ur'i" ' ' , c iut ay vf--'. national una lo al are or t'-.o'jivoffi am . ai.iti ' v-it v. " a?: on yii.tyfr?bjti?ts. C n>e . <v'y -<V M ' ' '!a " v, i\':''' * ^^5 ^ > ' . * T ; # * . -, . " .?';. > , > -. ' -i ... V';. ; ;i ' - 'V f" K:?'F. \V. HOWARD I': C.-i(iv!U . .. .1 ' " ' ; _1 s. w;, 11 the '" , : . a tor "TTuT taus? .of euu.c'uthin <uuir.}r the"-". .y u... re ?v<- y.,;j an J make your stay ' ' ilii- miMii!? ?;? f 1 !? ?*? of I><!<-,diw to come on tisiie- s-'o that therc will be . action of the ...wuiiiiliij' ... G. W. Howard, Pre-idinl ' u. -. 1 .".i.- c'li";!nice met at . It ?ijhr; If was | lait- arv under wary f . j;,. . a >imular coni'. .)\a p'* a uyl.''11 tjnjes -^*aeh yea!. *" Partly n.: a sesvdt of this confer !( ? . 1jn colored ;mr. ar.u women are 'now .em; 1 ye J .if community . recreational' worker* by; the .state ~ v'.v. 'j i:. - . .??. .*:?n ' ir <Vtimatj -j-ti.i-h wyS>.'"\ima-t..ly OO.GOO." ns.' !.:,.p i- pla-ccd on tt.h! aie-. . . dramatics, read-' it:;r punier, aa.i toe like.; 1 l-iio; Wi'-m :!.b a: a ! ': ofess jural t i, Wi'A la t.<?w oju-r . dv.-iffhvJ pri' 1'. ' : a. i e report C'. !xvud".s. In tiles-- : rojocts ? " \vork'ii!v:v.a!?' ' .ior.-rv:uf WviiU-:-, .-.A ; . i ! ; ' ]> ?4 j".* bnsivOt. . *' rvi^e arliviM >. . < )y\. r: ' pvi?- . -K '.r a'. . r. - V-t n ' " " , * !'1 M'*T' !*'V W"'.* y* itrVv.,": ". ' 'li r'.;, '.mUs-h va\ 'house!,phi ! :. Of. .p-iils. ' >?! ' ' up l? - " i-: : in Np' * J a n e K vr e1' At Allen Wednesday, March 24 J a Pyr. i< !?' many ?o i'v one of tbi1 'r'l'w; st'irrinpr rorn.nn.v5 ovor wi ittc The bp'k has r.t Inst lorn ox.-' . i v .1 . T : rd tho-e who desire !o sec th s,. eher'shod chara ' -> i .it...?u-u?iit'e, . I^..uh1?l>y all- :? moans attend the presentation of Jane Ky.i'o hyth. Culture club at i A lit !)?uiii\i)->ity on Wednesday nieht, Mareh 2-Uh. ("ha: ii.tei.-5: Mrs. Andrena Baunn ranlinor. Miss Davis Goodwin, M\s Rentvirv TVmrott. Miss* Rotrina Thomas, Aiis<: Elizabeth Ostein Mi'. Rollivi GrCop.- Miss Earnest-no Poiruo. Mrs. M. E. Russell. -M-i-s. -Paulino?Ilu.hrs, Miss Ursula Tyler. Mr. IT. R. Rutherford, Mrs. M"iIhom?'na Wm-lswortH, Rev. ifc D. Rctek.r. Mrs. Laura Jones, Mr. Irvine James. Mr. Ralph Nelson. PICKENS NEWS T I'tiy. c-lh Eoatru"1 met at th? M. <!-u'vh. Ar interesting ,l a< nvv:ivv" i hy the \ (-i*\ t:avly remarks were In yi-*-" Marie V, vr.fr. the ary sovietmet a'tho ' *vu>> <>'* M s. W. Puree's Mori- * day. March ??h. A very in'errstiri*. I prop ran: was arrnnired. \ fter the Lu;*j?i-ilu'?ii ii'1 annruii mii? A.1- . ! a-M'W i by the hostes-, Mrs. M. Buvpross. A wonderful sermon was d^live?e<l by the past. r. K< v. F. L. Law -.?! < -, We Were proud to h- v tie fj>".pwi-.'j; officials' from 1 iNe>?\ T to wot; Hp with us Mr. Win. Awhrws. Mr.?Lemon,? and Mr. Cason. ... V. r > Vl> Ckl.