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Palme j ;?x VOI XII?NO. 18. \ Public Housing For Low Income Families * On the assumption that theaverage American citizen is interested in .'unde rstanding the lowrent housing movement so that he may hold intelligent and well founded opinions. "The Palmetto Leader" will present a series of articles'touching on its fundaincrt tal points and principles. "We. have for too long neglected tne housing problem for all our lower income groups. We have not _yet begun--adequately^ to help?the families in the overcrowded seclions of our cities to, live.its Ameri cnn citizens have a right to live." So spoke President Roosevelt last w October in New York City. "We need action to get better city housing. I 'am confulent that the next Congress will send us on our way with a sound housing pro_jiram." . But this realization of the need 'on the part of low income families fdr help 'toward better housing is no new thing with the President. Early in 1033 a* part of his major relief piogram lie set up the Public Works Administration, with one of its functions the duty of carrying on a demonstration piogram of public housing. PW.VS Housing Division has been working since "that time setting standards for housing piojeets, buying land in -slums for clearance, mid constructing lit'ty-one new communities in 3G cities. When completed, they r will olFer decent homes for close to 25,000 low income families.When it i* realized, however, that about one-third o; all American families arc now forced to live in what the Housing Division calls substantialtl houses it can be seen that its first program is only a demonstration., lit has served an importanLsJJurposo in dire, ting- the attention ol tlie country toward, the immensity of the prngiam and V its elUcts upon the well-being- ol. the rest of the population. It has become the basis upon which further action'Will almost certainly be taken by Congress at the prcs7 ent session. Eight housing bills have lately been introduced into Congress. Ui these the most lar-reaching is the Wagnei-vStcagall bill* presented by Senator Uobert E. \\agner and Kcprt'Sl'llUlit. lleniy 1). iUcngull. This bill provides for a loi.g range housing program to be conducted by a new federal agency called the United States llou.-ing Auihuiity, which will assist local Housing Authorities through loans ami grants to clear slums and provide new low-rent housing. initiation ol piojvcts will be the responsibility of these lo?al authorities. Usually also tiny will - construct the new' communities themselves, although some may be built a-s a function of the Housing Authority, like-'those oi tlie Housing Division o > A which aie now hearing OM.ipletion. Much of the technical guidance in , analysis of housing needs and in selling standards for the new con** struction will come from Wasliington.. Principal assistance to the state and cities, however, will be in the form of financing, in which tin power of the national government . is strongest. It is anti.ipateil tliat adequate provided in the'new Housing Rill j of 1037, will claim lively attention in Congress. That the workers want and need low-vent housing Ts~' best indicated by the heavy jrate of fc registration for occupancy in current PWA housing development, most of which aie still uncompleted. Already more than 38,000 I families have taken preliminary I steps to tenant the 2a.000 dwelling ? units which comprise PWA's entire W housing program. L A K E Cf-TV I M L rrSTTTOOL? Prof. L. D. Rradley, Principal The second semester examinations will begin next \ve?k, and by ) May 12. we hail have sueeos-fulf ly completed our eight months of schocl term work. The pro> gram for commencement is as follows: a May 3rd, Operetta, entitled. "Or. the Road li Moonlight Town."? 1st and 2nd grades, , directors, Miss E. Brition, Mrs. R. Suninie??and Mis* J. Harrington. May 5thVf Operetta, entitled. J ? / "Taffy AfRtf .hy _ 3rd and 4th ?ju- grades', direct >rs, Misses M. Jones K O. Clark and I>. Tillman, jn May 7th, Play" entitled, "He Couldn't Take It." by fith and Ttb grades, director, Prof. J. Mc lver. May 9th, Annual sermon. Rev. D. W. Washington, pastor of St. iir.mos ;\. .n. i',. cnurtn 01 1 - City, S. C. Mfly 10th, High school play, entitled, "Th.* Path Across the Ka llill," director, .Miss Bracey, asU sisted by Miss E., Britton. Mav 11th. Class Day, 1:15 p. in. May 12, Graduation oxeroisos in charge of Pi >f. Iiradley. Adch-ess by Prof. J. P. Burgess, State college, Orangeburg, S. C. *">* ?v> . i ollege Host io ate. Hi Schools ^S^eech Tournament Orangeburg, $. C?. A p i] 21? Th.c State A. and M. college will play host to South Carolina High schools, April 20th when competing groups from fourteen high schools of the state- will participate in a ^Speech TouHiament. There will be four gioups and thewinner from each group will receive an engraved bronze medal, There will be , three sessions-m orn ing, afternoon-iinT~evVhiug The schools vviuiii}?g medals will compete , for th... stiver loving cup at the final session. .The coaches, chaperoned aiul contestants will arrive Thursday evening anil will be guests of the college for a day. 'lliamatic readings,-. iratoric. humorous and oiigituu selection:: will comprise the program. The schools partieipaiiiTg" are: Allendale County Training- school Alston High school, licit Street High school, Booker T. Washing/ ton High school, Broc'kiitg'tpn JligT school, Kmmett Scott Hi- h "kLIloj'l Lancaster'. High school. .Manning Training school, Orangeh gv loant.v Training school, Bober!' Snialh High school. Stirling High silmo Tomlinson High school and Wil on High school. The judges will lv I'mfe sort J. II. Hudson, .Jr.,. .and A. ('. Courtright of tleorgia State college. tUK'IAL SIXT'IMTV BOARD UN ROLLS MANY KMIM.OYKKS Employees in tlie area covered hj the Columbia postoffkc have applied for their account cards un'dci | the Social Security Ai t in largi numoers, ami tn respond Ik.; boon very jxiutityinu' t?> the-postotlic'c authorities in chary. . a-- renoi tod by the Fioiil Ollioc of tin | Social 'Security llouid at Columbia, Mr. Xicls Christen sell, Fieh Representative, says tlr. iv an however, some employee- who art still without tlu'Si iinjortant card: trai l yiipj- their Social So., urity account numbers; and it j.pj ci;.s ii is because of fnisunder.\:indipjr> on the part of employers .and em ;loy?. es us. tft w!i<< ai'e emit'eil t< this n n.stratton. T-7" Mr. C'hristensen went on to say: '"Some have an jd.a th.tt no uin I wot Icintr in a sniail biislmys, where less than l iaht are employed,. can tret an account number a.n;! receive dd-ajre be lie Iits.-. lit-1 l i i. fact is that a watre oanufr can c< t a nun; e) and re ei'.-e oyl aye ' benetits even if be is tile only ore c '.ployed in the business, provided he is in a covered occupation. Farm labor., and domesticvantst in private bonus, ami yevei r tnetrt-etitployeesv and tF"se elilpioV' ed'in. rt'liu'iotis, educational, ciiari table, scientific or liuiary, nonprofit or.irar.iznti< ns, and a few .other classed, are lett out by thi -Act. Uut they ti'e left . our only while workinjx in those occupations. For instance, it* a tarn: laborer works part time in a uir or saw mill or any other ir.bu.-t t ia plant, he is covereil by bhi-a;rt benefits for the -tiim he i- employor! in the tp'tiwr-fiw mill. So t farm, laborer, and the other.- invmei -rfs-not covered, nod to r t c.c' n-tri 'numbers-if they- ever wu:k in ? covered' oceupationv "I'ti repent. if ynu wm-k in > i nv trod occupation-' you should hav> an account number no nni'ier h?w few or how many air employed it the business along with you. lie member aHvays, no one can fie old-age 'benefits unless he?ha * in account number. These ? accoun numbers can b bad bv applying t< the nearest postotlico." H ARREEVII.I.E NEWS Sunday sen.icis wuo laiRelv at tended at Stephen A. M. K. duiii 1 Rev. \V. F. Me Brow n proa Jr < from Dent. 11:21. At 5 o'clock the rally, spon.-ore by the leaders and member- wm indeed a success. The officers and members o Fishers Chapel M. K. chinch, \vi 1 come their n.nv pastor. Rev. Mr C.ill c/f OraneroburR. S. (.'. who de liveved a soul stirrinR sermon oi Suiu'.av. After the services, tin ~TToTy~t \miaiunio'. wa< Riven. On lps't Sunday niulit. Rev. W D. Prisms delivered an interest ?!ir sermon at Fisher Chapel M E. church. Mr. S. Goodwin is very ill, su1' ferinpr from a brain strike, w wish for him a speedy roeovem Mr. Willie Jackson is still on lb sick )ist. The senior choir 01 ri-ii'M Chapel church, J?avP a It r.ion cor I'-st. at, 1 h.* lo'me of Mr. Millo Micks. Prize winners were: Mr: Girlcnno "Stewart and Mr. Jamc Manage. Miss Cilortcmr.o E. Primus ha entered the Popularity Con'efrom St. Stephen A. M. E. chine for the Beaufort district \V. I and F. M. Society. ' COLUMBIA. SOUTH Jeanes Teachers Meet at State College i .4 nVair.vi hir.jr. S. C.. .April 17. :?A ilistintruh lied jrroup ol' vi>itors from: almost every corner of I the \v?>rhl {gathered here Thin day i -for a three day conference at the State Au' ii ulta. .'i! ar.d Mechanical C.-!! ;je. The visiters are prtnii. -.a. rl iti the field of education an-1 'anie tV) attend a conference, ofl . -fivji'i < feathers of South Carolina.;' In addition to these vi-itdvs from o:.;i_of the state, all tneinhtf-fsof the State Department- of Iv*1m aI luaded hy Superintendent 1. 11. IJwp.-'. Mr. .1. IJ. Ft ftoji. State i Auent for -Nettro schools, anil Mr j \V. A. Sijiiffley,. "Assistant . State j [ JUIMI'I.-Il [ lie .roll O : ! (' 1! t one or iiioiv session's; and .most >' ?. * he, . FV.uity SupM in'e'ulenls of ' Kdiu-ali'ijv in the staff wore present o>< F Hi lav, i - In i'lFd 'an'nn'r th- distlniruish'. <1 out-of-state-visitdi s were: Mt*. rrral!!. ' Conn, .of . ,V| '.v Vol'!: City. )!r, (Junn i<. yieo im s'lii v.i of tliy Tloe.kefel! I 'FuVm?!atiin of New Yov!<* and is iti i c'lprCt'i <?f rural lecor si notion in j l <:'< > .. . . . - r~ ; . ! -s ..P: isy hot I ley. whip- sup- 1 . i ' Hi' ut: rural -rlioo'is froin t'ap< i ! I ?|VAv:N South Africa. I'l I'u. l.nvjiin, Prn'.'rssio of I'du- I iciri n ut. Yule university, with six' I of"! ' -i inli lit-. ,! '!'! is party has 1 een oh a trip : !o :i">' and has heen sttulyiite lu 'i:i?.i of the v*os*. ' * j (I. Upper, from Rhodeda, audi on ploy d liy t'?;> Jtfit:~h rr-iv.-rn ' ri.ent in ciiarye of the sehooN'l ,-t? 4 Pr. Aithur P. riyht . o.l \Vash-i ' u>"tup. I f; til" .Toon's ' m. ! y)-,-...,. pou , I'M io... Pr. .Tosinh , Vere; Pr. J. JI T, paid. Is. a'-m ' . of the T'oiy-rsity of S. pr. S. , T. Porrirh." of" N< y5 erry oill; ir". Prominent ed'an'ors fmni 'this, !" In ' -il Pr:. (Ivor, president i if Fni-tnoh university. at Given' V'tie; \Y, H. \V-'y MpirJ ,ff| _ of I son. Moon \'" Mfiniv*.) K.iucati.in; i J Tho JiaiK's Foundation :o i i'imI- wiV'i wo-1, p. | tunny* tho..Ncvxi'oi'--. in the soiitli. i There are .".7 of these ?le:\nos sup- ' rvi -1 - \vn l*. i:> sis many conn-| '! in ! h" <Im-" at this .t inn*. Tlic cont'o'ccc" for th pa-t I three day- was ?., . annual event.j h<d I fo: the benefit of fh >e work- I L ijio ,: > u 1 m'.ii i he io .iw )' of i ho vo- k is dis.?js < (! ?.?; fjfv as thi? st.*;' - :s ivm'! 11 pud ideas : >*<! IO 11 (. ;!- .T >- b-oM'-dn them by r pre-- ilati\*e-- froju nth-'. ' or so;'tions of rhc world. The K< uodnt jon, expended aI c-1 o line . . i ii-iii-i v> in iin* si;ii" i:i-1 vcar. Til's., funis' arc matched. tii Mime decree liy state funds. The supervisors work directly i irod-r \)V. (' t.i ntv?ynpetint adepts of od'i' iiiii.n. Tli- y- aiv eoncortt-1 od w:th t he fin-ion of. the Xt>' '"'o in;|?foviti'-r tjirir str.nd;i:.!.of TTniur. ..upervi. hi--. . ram-, paimis for extension of the pro, >; i? . of hool I :i i!i -r to a. rom. modatc the pupils-and other civic enterprises stu h a- may he itit!v( }it< t! !>y thr county snperihten dent. and al. o to look to inipvovinir 1 healiii conditions anion-; the va-c. ' I' is at npui ced t hat no set pro cra'm has hern anan-ed for this ' coalmen e. It v. ill lv in the way 'j of an informal di-cussion of tlu* 1 topics of intrre-t .to the teachers, ' ;> d ;h" v!-iters'will ?? escat moth oos wh.cn i7iv r . ^ployed" airT"' 1 which have hevti found to work sucossfnlly ' Th<> l ie: '< am. 'v. a . h sSaturday. I Federation Notes 1 c < , lit'1 - 1 r!j '.."it! ( ! ' met m regular sessin.it, Thursday aitiMnoon. April 18,' at the ''V" Hut. Slate college. Tito program "The Charm ehnol -??elviSnotvie e\e lit e?l l>v live charming young ladies. J Instructions were given how to make and receive introductions, j how. to bcKitVe in, pulli? places, how to conduit one's self generally. in such a manner as to mur( ii the title "Charming". Miss Annette I.ewis rendered an instrumental solo that was . must pit a sing And titling to the ! occasion. Delegates were elected i> to the Meeting of the Federation ~ in f *?: 'oitvhlt', Ma.\ *7. h. P: i The club is gialel'ul to Mrs.. P. V. Jewel, .Mrs.' II. R. St^'ihield. and Mies' Rosamond Alston toy the charming and instructive program, tin to (trecnville! On to (Irccn l' ville! ^ ^ ^ * j SPECIAL NOTICE <! tp/i ei ucriMKCllS I- IV/ Ol 1K)V Iti n i" Af t or Ibis issue. #if you do not "receive your paper,'you know that s i your subscription is past due.. , | Your paper will start again as } soon as your subscription is ru? ' CCU-_ THE. PALMETTO LEADER u ;sociatio i Carolina,Saturday, a Funeral Directors and Embalmers to Hold 12th Annual ITNIiRAL Dliu:< iOKS AN1) I E.MBAIAI t-.KS: 'l !i.<t A|ts il - LlJ.-t?- 1 Your twelfth annual .onwiitiun I Duels in Mock Ilili, S.. May. " iJlli and i3th, ami juj aiv cor- I .'ia!iy invite;! and exp . ci' I iu- at- " lei.d. 1 .. I J'iic vxaeuliye : .oa. 7, to ,'etiu i u v. it'f ,Mk\ J. Muiy , ,iin; v>-ho 7s chairman of. ih. in. a! enter- v tainment committee. i,| Columbia, 'March 20th a v. etrtnrtlci t <i a veiy broad |#*-?...a. for the 1 meeting. / I have already ;;i\? iuC; noli c: 1 to' ali who arc.'o upi :i. upon I UK*-prog-nun, and have m ;'.nn re- t reived: assurance thai tin.- pla.e.will be tilled. 1 Many of the siibjeetv will t?-i;<l u to 'haul ways to V'<Many uf e *?ill* ptofo-sioaal prob!. m.-. as well. >1 as we have the; assuia.viv that the p City of l?ock Hill w-i.i native us e welcome, and tjio !" a! commit- i .. tee Avill fuhvish' ' cmv> t aimn-ut j u that Will make -the .fob,. days a worthwhile to us. We life, iitel-^l'Si 'i ?'.in. ,?you your presence, ;.i' i. a -k that T"~f you kindly atlviee th; \-.r .millet ; 1 ..I' yothi?inU ntior.s to L- :m\ sent.-!* !t is also your jn iyi briny your, n lends. I 'retrains for the ion wid he 1\ii warded to y< ; li.Vn a :e\v days. _ Yours l'or a sueeei.-: .d convcn-.. * ?ion,?" \Y. 1. Peek, preside! ' .' .\ :de.,-e i: ., .1. 11. Spa nil., socreta i i; -n i ; '* Mrs. .1. Mary KoUui. . t man. ' entertainment com. .i.t, iloel. Hill, South (.laiolu.t. . Dr. Allen J. \\ ilswii Secretary ( hurcli v. Extension Passed ? lie v. A. .1. Wil-mi.. p Stviotary of I lie department <>t ("hun-h Kxtetision id' tin; A M K. i hurch is ?i<> inn:.'-. Dr. WilM/n \M\< S.nn!: Car dir.. J mil an i \v:'< e dieatyc) at Allen iiniv- 1 ,-vi;i . illn i,' t-i.i?>.h.iv,i?? Xnitl) Cnridiiia ami entered tinministry. Ln that state, ami t;am<--niK* of the niit<taa<liu^.chuii-h \ nu'.n ni' that stnti t.iiU the eoiY'-rie- v tinn. Was chai. ?ik:/? ^>f the Kpi's- ^ i-opsxl committee for several y.ars S( md at cine time fandinute for the p iii.-hc?i i;ii- in his shorelp When Dr. li'hiix'ti/ nl' Texas passed aft rthe ?. t ise id* the Genera! eont'eience held |? in ( hicapo, the la-aid id' Diia-eturs jj nf Chun 1) extra imt elected 1?r 1 :;i Wilson, ami In !;:is heen twiee j " el.eted l y the Cm ral iont'ereme, ! n His friends am. ; ions scattered I ever the enti!H-ei..,it. One hy one I l it,. r:i!)U .. dt'.nna.l I W* I Wilson will In- h i. ? '<! by his c<>n-jj| stiutirts in lb-- , mat A. M. K. I s| ehurrh. CALLINCJ ALL 1' CALANTHEANSji' SI A'h vv, W'UII .2a?2:00 l\M. J p Thi' Pylikr:- ..ti'l ("uliititluan." a i>f ("til tnbin nod - i<-i11 itv will on-| UrtaTti So inlay ti tin* ()<!<{ FVNj laws hall lb - i'\t: ans aT.d t'a'an-] n 1 boat,. t'i < in li!L_a ilciiu CJitfynviir*' ami \oi:al olh r cil-. i?-.-Tiijl inwi.- ir. the stati', ami tin- aj.iovv is a rub in kc. piny \\ i: h .thi' .spirit of li. l'yl hians ami ('alantiu-a its ..till form them- \ solves as a r?iii;:?.i: ice of on-,- and ; ?*ivf"i our. lit ii- rs and sis tor ( j from other soi-'jor.s of tho stat . o l'!an? for iy.u Mn'mrU'iU havo boon \ completed and \ lythiny is in . readiness. A1 > iitou-s matters j, and i|U0sti"or.- of t'cmendoiis inv poi tar.i o pi-nail 'ti ' to Kniuhls an -.'Jy ('alantlr ans ami Pun? fmuiv Willi hv discussed, and. . lis the lornu i ! \ v a . .,.. i i ,.t i,.... 1 cum \\ <? o :i v with a ha'.? ? t-r. .r-a t V.v iv<f!t of our natlioi iiur. til yuthou is. , weary. of ai a; ourselves jn t distiiKtivf -arb nii-h eoveis orly i !ii' body. ;mw - ' > wear the ( mask of wisdom. I'-'sliv.;- with unfolded arms. aab pave ilit- way for our t"utu i a: o'Dir tin- l"i;?:? i nal piKauiiaiti s of tbo world; ! Pin iuii)>(' t ??h??mmk- )>y?(+- ? irroup of I'ylldaii.-.. including the . Deputy Supn iiu- < haneelbb. s L J. B. Lovv:6. bu: Jay. April Is i ' was our of tin- jdosl bp'.imist:. Jjioups we've - 15 . totftUhor fol a loiijr tinie. < .auJ L-.,! > i . gestions from S.t Kniufus a id Calanthoans pfl( -i ns who laid v boor, out of tho iramo a long tinvi ! added enthusiasm to tho gather- I illy and at this meeting final plans 1 wtMv made f<?r ? nlertaining our ' friends coming In-re on next Sunday afternoon. \pril" ii~?th and toJ all Pythians. in and around Co-: lumhia, you are cordially invited to meet with us ;,,v' ^(' one anion# the many that shall extend -tlxeii \ fraternal greetings to our guests.'' n Hicfets 11UL 21. T.t-iT . 'Friendship' Debates Nat'l. Controversy '.SlJ-vk 11 ill. S, C..' A;;'.:! 7 -Fi r. I d -hip ( mTI ;' Ay: v;" resident's SupNMYf*' a: should h:> ;;d.,ot..d. A; . !: <. 7 hat was th^'-d- i~i<o!' as. ii*liti tiii.y Iiit ru-Mura- u* ; : "i icrd-h!|> cii'l, '.'<! > >r M: y , Vpwl^ lb. Tip- : lo.- ' A ' I'IhiI the- I'v-tdt-n''ci-r'v-ft aidintr the SupmiK* f'oiirt >< Adopt: d. was ab<r ; Wed- both pvn Co;:. ?D>- ]iiiib-rT?": .1 hi1?r. ; i leVt; Mi- >?' > !?; ?.<? *' ' " i-vfK i^.r '' :> ir. s, c.; i; .: |;. ; > k I [ill..* <. .C.. (,,] , iVo. am! >I-?i ;i;< ( ... I * .. .unvast. i . S. r.. I II;.iL ; ... till an?! Ralph !.e . - ir; -j he |K "T.'UiVe. " -At till' ;]. 'resident. (Tnuitiu i'., \vi? ?.i-.i . flatter of ?. i: -?n ai a' <1 t he ~TeahiT Jot- their.' e,.<.v; < hvcry. nu;'..! iii-iine ' l'l fel t Kli'.i'.i.-]). I-'.. 5 aunieu v \vit!j wh i ;.'i n?i:iem ; i I'jwoVal.' J) a., < :,iI iilVml <n vr!t!iix.i-r ?ii -the my - . ietj*. al-u ri/.i-k-el y .'"'v a. ..i < ll'l nil : ? -A? . . . ^ diss ( . Davis Laid To He::t Alai'iy I i'Hv ii- . sitl'.'i "lie. fr*:- i nil mm vi.'i's: < ('. I .. 1 J;t'V i -. h'i jjits?I away tate; ij: v ima n" ??\**;'i! i S'i" had i.vi n i.: y ! herrth f< ?- a 1 ,-r t;m<v lv;: < \v> of her j.> ii ' -\\\ ?< .-'Hot k > her many- f- mm'-a'.. 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