The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 13, 1937, Image 1
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. VOL. XII?NO. 38 ~
Plans Cojrnplet
[ School and
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THE PALMETfl) I
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Miss Theresa Kenned}
r: ': ? Large Crowds
The pro-gram for the Cc-nking
School and Foou Show is now completed,
according to infjuration
from Miss Theresa Kennedy who
will be in charge of the dcronstra
tions to be given in Bethel A M.K.
Church, beginning Monday night
f and closing Wednesday nigh:, No7
vember 17. There will b t-fm*e
t nights of regular sessions of- the
school The, nirhth- lontfii. " will
be interesting to all who <.ttend,
and most especially to hous. wives,
cooks tarn., people who love to con-,
test ''for prizes. To relieve the
" "program of any monotony which
may occur the managomert has
arranged for quartette nrgvng,
and other musical numbeis.-The
management of the Bethel Church
Cafeteria will serve hot lunches
to all who' hunger?w4n+e?they
watch the demonstrations ef.the
school.
Scientific methods will be advanced
in the-art and scknde of
cooking and food'preparation and
conservation.. The aim of t"h e
i. schoo'l is. to emphasize the principles
of household econom . where
bv many valuable lesswis homemanagement
an. control 1 \*ry be
^ gained by auditors as w?'l a s
' those who "Play" be used in the
regular demonstrations as set up
' by the demonsimtor.
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL' ROOM
The Sunday ^cb.o'ol room o f
Bethel church Will be used lor the
classroom where the sesrohs of
T"1 ~
k Artist of Ober
Ip Piano R
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Miss Gla<_ys Thomas, associate
professor of music, State A.
and M. College, Oraneehuvg will
appear m Piano Recital, ?.Ionday,
Nov. 15th, at 8 o'c'"ck in
Uniiversity auditorium. (Cempli
memtary).
1 Miss Thomas is an accomplished
pianist, and well
known in the musical w< rl<l.
Miss Thomas gradual yl from
Oberlin wrth honors in 1.re-j
ceiving Mus. B. dogi*<\ She has
done graduate wcr.k at the American
Conservatory in Chic.ar
go. She stiKiiedft ir.' ivah'ly for
two years \^h an English pianj
;-- jONi:^fii.i.i~silts s '
There will be >i Ileal*.\ picture
given at Foster's Chan'-l <r> the"
23rd of this .month for benefit
of the school children. This
pic-tyre is i to IV' ^iven by the
Union County Health Club. A
' crnnf- rrniuri ia
A Prd-Thanksgiving program
is to be given at Foster'; ' hap J
on the 19th. There will b a popularity
play given by tfy teach
ers at'this time. Ticket! are be,
ing sold by the girls aiui t h e
lucky teacher will be known.
? whieh one is the. most?i-oular.
* Admission for adUlts 10c; 5c. for
school children.
Sunday van an unuusal Jay at
Bethany. This was the anmfal
rally which occurs every fir^t
Sunday in this moijth. . There
were twelve captains which spon
. soned th$? rally. Much vompeti
tion wa% manifested during - the
occasion. Mr. Henry Tins c: was
rW- the hfglP'sl dunoi.?His?omount
- was $30.70 Special mention
- - : AT THE
SPECIAL
LATE SHOW
SATURDAY NITE 10:15
FOR COLORED ONLY
J ' NINA MAE. ...' J
McKlNNEY
in
"LIFE IS REAL".
, with
ETEBROY HOMERS &
) -HIS BAND |
SCOTT '& WHALEY
ALL
SEATS ? 52c
[%Eool
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ed for Cooking
Food Show
iEADER, SPONSOR
' .. r ?
r In Charge
Expected Each Night
the Cooking "School will he held.
This is a spacious and ideal room
with seating space for 400 people
The heatinw plant Sf: thV church
is adjacent to this ro&m 1 ?rn? on
j the right in front o-f the iifdience
is the kitchenette of the church
which .nay he used to great advantage
in-the school., .
MAN Yj PIUEXS OFFERED
Several , iiset'nf prizes will be
offered to contestants. The be^t
cake l'.uked with AdluK Hour will
win a prize, and so will other fea 1
tures for > rize winning w.ll be
announced in the first se<sitn cf
. the school. It is vefv ii. nm'tart
that attendants to Alio ?'.coking .
School 'come to the first session.
The first so. sion will be Monday
night, Nov. 115th.
WHAT TftE PEOPLE THINK
.? People o'f Columbia hove receiyeu
the news announcement of
the comirjf^Cobki;Tg~Schccl --with
joyous anticipation and everyone
seems to be just waiting to atS1
the school. There i? reason
believe that many visitors
n out of the citv will come in
attend the school and 'learn of
the values* aw-s?t forth by ' he expert
in charge of the deiconstration.
It has bee.i the o\p rience
of tlho.se who sponsored these
schools to t witness brg crowds present
wherever the.jgchooh have
been conducted. Columbians will
go out in lull. 4
lin and Vienna
? 1 ? T
ecitai ner@
ist, Emma Proll Knorr, whtt be- .
came interested in her, after
hearing- her in 1029. T
In the summer Of ?she
went to Vienna, Austria to study
under the world famous or- ,
pan master and pianist, Louis
I)itc. Dite praised her very high
| ly and as a re^yjt introduced her
j to many of his fricind^, some
| whr> are well known?- Austfar and
German coivposers^ anu artists,
I as Karl Fl-gerl.
j Miss The mas is a very hriltliant
pianist, therefo-r.e she al;
ways-Aicas.es her hearers. - due
T)t a. 0. 0. Fernando? and
Mrs. Eliza Smith as they ranked
second an* third. Netwithstand,Big
disyppt 'ntments arid obstajjwes
allfine, and inu;h credit
lijvas^ gjVen thorns'The eiAire col- ,
Hection for the day anou-m-d to
$200. The pt'pit was f rac< d with |
the presence of Rev * P- hasnn,
Parker, and Gilniore^ Revf^Par- '
kor i.o'ivervd a burning message j
dm in-* the evening service,
Mrs. Lou se Stewart has re- '
fumed from. Columbia af.er a (
isit to > ? riaugrtcr Air.'. Lvaty d
Mr. S. Thompson, a veteran
deacon of Long's Chapel is quite
trnVsposeri" at the?Kern*?of?his- daucrhter
Mrs. Bc tha Th mnson.
There will be r. vocal cancer!|
Thanksgiving niynt at Bethany
iriven by tlx^ .ou'ndav school.
Some of thpi Ea'st talented and
eloquent are planning Mo
appear o*n the 'Program A. doorway
fee will Be charged which
is to be announced later.
special lat.v show for
colored only
The Carolina Theatre is presenting
a Special Late S'uw for
Colored Only, (Saturday nite at
10:4S. . .
The Fiaturle Pictiure will be>,
"Life I? Real" featuring Nina
Mae M.'j&finnqy, Debroy Somcra
and II's Band, Scott and Wbaley
and an all Colored Cast.
The Box Office for this Spe
rial Show will onmi at about
10:30 Saturday.*:Night, and the
Ad.nisvron wjllVbe 25c fur all
seats. ;
"Life. Is Real" also features,
many Masrvd .Bands, Bnn.ro Or!
chtstra, Five) " Giant OrfrtKpv
Massed Chdrle5e-3. Rhythm, Mut
sic .and Plenty fyT'Song*
LEEVY SCHOOL P. T. A. ,
The Parent-Teacher Association
<yf the Leevy Elementary school, on
[ Thursday night, October 28, brot
to a close a Queens contest in the
Emmanuel A. M. E. church in Kendaltown.
. The exercises were'open
' ed with the following program:
, Instrumental sol d, Edgar Thomp
Ron; Reading, Mrs. S. White; Vp,
ca| solo, Joralu Dixon
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: COIX'MB
Allen Uliiv.
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Wncllin ITifrU 4 V
TT iinutii^U'll I 11^,11 V / 11
To Good Start on
Bus Drive j
Teachers Opvn Campaign With
'i. *
(lift oT S250 on First Day
Th^ pupils- a:nd teachers of
Booker Washington Hi hool
and other workers jroportei' vncouraging
progress as 'thr campaign
for a school l>::s entered
its second vweek: the t "ii 1 < is of,
the local school having given
the drive a good send of wH.Fi
an initial gift of $250 ti.o first
<lny.'. ? ???
Funds lor the nmrela -j of a
new bus arc beijfe raise*. b y
home ruon1?rmd"CT!iss g eups by
means of contributions, vote
celling, t'ahces and. other i.ctivitles.
Competition." umonc; home
rooniu, groups is espbcFf,llv _J<eVn
because' of the prices stake.
To 'the home room in tlx.- senior
high school raising t.h^ 1 ighest
amount wi/V'go a prize a free
cducatiora> trip Fn the hh; wlierfi
puYolia'*"d. A similar prize v
being offered in the jimmr Higlt,
school- department. In add' on to
the groan prizes two or'" s for
individual achieve me rit aie offer
e. i To the girl raiding t-h?high
est amount will go a dies, and
to the boy will go a p.ii'\ o f
sho^s. " tk
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A 'bus for.,th'i_trnn-ii?it:?tion'
of athletic teamsfyiVii-ic ^oups,
special study gfnijis . a:id ot'.' i
school units has been th< cream
of the Columbia lvteh sell"! for
several' years. As the activities,
of the st h<.'oI hs ve* been greatly.
Enlarged it; all directions the
need of^a more a?Ji- parte means
of transuonat.on has be - me in
efeasing'v remssary. Already
two interse.tional football gums
have been caneellwl b"ea-se of
the prohibiivp cout of triuuq?qrtatfiwa.
Fans an . stif.por'U rs,"'of
the high school^ Tornado football
squad will remember" that
the local ?. loven has wu: scvun
championships in the last ten
years. - ' j
P.WjA. Housii
C.nmmiiniV\7 <
Educati
J. Arthur Brown
Charleston,' South Carolina,?
In the colored division or the
P. \Y\ A. Housing Project which
is officially known as the: "Cooper
RiS'er Court", the tenants have
bound themselves in unity feT the
development and welfare of the
project. as n 11 W". fifAthemsclvos
ay the organizajiorrrrp^ Community
club. This 'club. is officially
<no\vn as the "Cooper Iiiver Court
Commtmty club". The club has
neld semi-monthly meetings from
the t/mu?of?its?organization at
which time problems concerning
the interest of the. project aiu.
the comniur-ly* uie discussem?
, It is tne intention of the club
to present a series of educational
programs in which^ talents of vu-.
lioug forms will Ire presented for
the enjoyment of .he club, as well
as, fo*r our uraiij friends. With
this particular objective in view,
the initial o' these series of programs
was presented on Sunday
aftennon?stf?five p'cluck?in?tkeCommunity
room, the auditorium
.e'signated lor such purposes.
The prog) am was opened with
a prayer- ?y our cmupia.ru, jur.
T. Kef. hens. after which a very
oeautP 'spiritual was sunn .by
the Sunday School Choir of Ebenezer
A. M E. church. The hisoiy
and basic principles on which
the club was i'ounde was Wry
carefully presented by Mrs. John
Kdwaid Williams,, vice president
>f the club. Mrs. Iv.'ith Caldwell
Blunt, directress of musical activities,
hclo the audience spellbound
with 1 er beautiful renoitior
of an instrumental solo entitled:
After these well-rendered and
highly app iciated numbers were
performed, the .queens, beautifully
fcdwncd, marched down the aisle
and took their places or the rostrum
to awaiti -the awarding of
the prizes. P$w'ipal W. A. Perry
of Lcevy a-tW Waverly schools
was then called upon to piesent
the .prizes. In lifting words he
onlftnendnd the^association for its
very worthy objective in sponsoring
the contest whivh was to raise
money to provide clothes, shoes,
arret fTee lurches for school children
in neou. The prizes wer?
?
lod She
mctti
IA, SOUTH CAROLINA, SAT
Home-Coin
Nat'l. Negro A
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Omega \Final Program
tit Universi
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In c/bservance of Natiihd' Negro
Achiovi liient Week, the Tiocal
< 'hap; e.^of Omega Psi Phi ir?ternit.v
has completed its' filial program.which
is to bo held, J' Allen
Cniversity, I'ynday, Nove v>er 14,
"at' l p." m.
The , guest speaker will ho Dr.Russell
Lloyd Anderson, 1'b. D..
head of thy departnn at of Biology
at John si..1 C. Smith IJ ni\ ns/ty,
Chai lotto, >?'. C.The
presence of th" put; lie will
he- greitly appreciated.
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News In and Around
Washington
Wns'nirutcn. I). O.j NV 11-?
! h _.lmtiee Black <in,-sti?*11" was
brought up aprain Islst Monday
.li-d'.i'ds to. his oligitv'lty as"
a. Sup-erne Court Judge. l.ut the
.Court refused to adniH a liearW
.
Th" .t xtra session of ("ingress
v. hi h is to -convene, next Monday
ha- many bills for discussion?
among-some. o'f the most interesting'
or.-.s are the Anti-lynch
ire* Id! 1 u:i ' ehe much -talked of
I.abcr problem. There could be
no bHl or.y move vmpertant
than th('se, because of their vital
importance to the. wei! being
of man. But before C<mg -'-s 'adjourns
next spring war mcjihe
so tense that the session, will
have to be prolonged..,
Mr. Williams let t last week
for Columbia, S.. C., his home.
He received a letter of the ill;
ess and" "misfortune' of Ks nto-"
tber. lie ill be gone for two*
iw'oks.
Dr.. Charles We? To v. tvfessorof
dliMory, Howard University
J?!? !iv? ;? 1 his- regular.-svrh.on'- at
! ?>U</i'?tpoIilun A. M. E.. Church.
He is the press/ling elder-or this '
I district. : . ? ig'
Village
^lub Presents
ional 'Program
l"U:. UM,i r.i.l. T.... -.1
v 4. I.-II ii"n- . uunt uzq
the ]u*alit-if 11} "trains oi Mrs,: ,
Hluut's. rendition ?.ied from the
(ins of tin.' Tuidienoo. your huntbio
scvil'c ,'ir.ii business managet
piesviit1"! his classmate and pal
Mr.- A. Allan! Allston who* djelivered
the a dress. Mi". Allston, a
"vaduate of the S. C. State college
in the class of 10X7. and, now
connected with t:o Xnith Carolina
Mu'tual I.ife Insurant company
I brought o.:'...,.pianv . Strong joints .
[in his*atli! -j.ss, These remarks
were indeed very inspiring' an'
[.helpful to rpe many friends pres' nt.
Mr. slMor has pained eon" i
J -raHe ftcWr.itio'n throughout
'hi" and licighhio'pg states for
his yenown*'- oratorical ability.
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" At t'.' e/( so of this very rnter1
-tine h ef n-t the audience joineO
lin sinrrdg that very beautiful
hymn: "On\ard Christian Spld iers".
Fnn 1 this point a period
<>'' fift,peh nunitfes was devoted to
aii opeti foranf afwhivh time many
interesting posticus were waged.
The tun i.-r - wv contertv. frr
particular art.uivl Mr. Alljston's
, address whiir. ii*. very masterfullv
handled. Another selection was
rend' red by. tlu, Sun vay fehool
Chvir '?.f F.benittvr church after
'. \\ hieh t dioWed the benediction by
ou"r "chapivin/
Thi - r nciudc the initial of our
scries if educational pre/grams
wKich will he sponsored monthly
by.the club At this time the proram
< nnnv.ittee wish sto express
it-- sincere appreciation to a']l who
tppen.ro * 011 the program, as well
as, those Who assisted in various
ways :-n m. king this program a
succcssiul 11 e.
then awanird in" the reverse on>r
of their rank, based on the amount
of m(>iiev rttised through
votes J^y the queens respectively.
The first prize-was won by Mis>s
Porotliy Richmond as one of the j
queens who with her Captain Mrs.
Henrietta Ila/.el raised $11..''U. The
s.coivl prize wVnt to .Mrs. Ada
Love, queen; Sirs. Talna Adartts. J
ftptaiu; amount raTs<\.. $0.10. 3rd
(size to Mrs. IlWrothy Alston :
queen; Mrs Mary Miles, captain;amount
raised $3.98. 4th prize to
Continued on pags Q
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* i vuviici at
Bishops' Memorial
The public is invited to attend
Bishops' Memorial church S nday
morning, Nov. 11th at 11 3e a.ffr.
to hear the Wonder.1 Boy Preacher
Robert Hor ry Lewfti., La ^e congregations
have followed him. evBrpnzemen
Charity
r-f-;: Ball
| .. Friday night, November 5th.
the Bronzemen held ther?- meeting
at the home of Mr. James
Williams?During?tlxis. nmoting,
Hie , Club discussed, the Charity
Ball. Plans are almost - nplete
for this atTair, which wi'I b e
helj at the Township Auditorium
Monday ni'ght, Dece 1-r 13,
1937. All money will go t o
Charity.The following will ror .
"oive donations: Jagger? Old
Folk's Hon.e^ Wilkinson Home
and to purchase 300 baskets for
the poor. All tickets to this affair
vyill?be. 55c. Advance tick
cts will be sold foh 40c, i:n until
the night of December 13
There will be Ads sold to the
merchants of thu? city. Each
subscriber will be published in
Tie Leader; also will receive
one thousand (1000.) coupons tc
he g"ivcn his or .hipr customers
or patrons for the chalices of
? lAt-M w? ue uwariTi'a -at. tnis
Ball. F.ach subscriber 1 he on
every coupon Riven. outx Draw-/
rg will take place at 1? /deck
Vou must be in the buiiting, if
space permits to win aJ prize.
Anyone will be eligible to win
a prize except members of the
,Bronzemen and their fai.i'ies. *
o All subscribers will have the
right to .send in names and address
of the poor that th? .* know.
Each home will b% investigated,
To all cl.bs and readers* any
donations will be appreciated.
ancT made public by request.
Help, the ,Bronzemen% to bring
about good cneer. I wish ai1 the
boys and girls, women nrd men
in Columbm wqold orga"ize one
grand tSunshine Society, whose
chief object would be the promotion
of good feeling, good cheer,
peace an { happiness among all
the people. But first you must
have runshme in your own soul
before ydu cah communicate sun
Hint1 to others. If we stepped!
:_u a. li? t I
IU nxe mallei, l l fl ill Xl
ao should find more in. <>'jv lives
to be nappy about than tu bo
-orry about. So during the
Christmas Holidays, let's be jo*y
makers. burden bcaiiers, be anong
those wh?>x sha'l assist in
.illing che i ommunry in. whicn
rou li?. e wi'h good ehcer. It is
our duty to cheer and comfort
..ithers; it.jis our outy make
the offm mOr.it,. in which we live
not only "better, but happier.?
Happier, btoause bettpr lor our
having livr l in ir.
If you would like to bring
good cficor to those who r.eed it,
your first- step will be to help
U4' Bronzenien on their first
( harity Ball December 1.-th.
Notice The- Leader Icthe
name of the Orchestra. 7
?. -nil bronzemen.
John H., Bell. Bus. iMgr. _
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Spartanburg1 County .
f Teachers' Ass'n.
; .
"The Spartanburg County Teachers'
Association hold its openirtg
bwCeting Saturday. Nov. f a t
di'an Street school with the eocticn
as follows: Mr. Hudson
Porlc \fr"' Vlnrn
Powell, vices-president; Mrss C.
M. CaripbeP, secretary; Prcf. W.
A. N't-al, treasurer and Rev. Ben
son, chaplain.
- Prof. Brooks, the SpartanburgCounty
SupL, was the main
speaker of the occasion.
The CaVr cr Street school located
on the scuthside of the
city furnished music for the occasion,
with the following projgram:
An introduction or pic sent a-'
(Jon_jof tlu-i'r thirteen faculty
mVj>mjrs_^hy Miss Grac Walker.
lioW Do You 176? (Greeting
song). Sireing in my Sor.l, (aspiritual)
led , by Miss Rivers,
'lake my Hand Precious Lord?
Dorsey, led by Misses *N. B.
Thompson and K'. R. Moora.
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r-T)0* \Ti: SI (HI. .Tha'.K'firiv.r.j?
?!,ry at A! ? J* hivarsity
trii- v. : ?> !i rfill
s> If air. the t-tr!
V.ame hM\v.?ii an-i' <*:
which has ,i!y-;ty
y :;ds i if (p; ., < iv
friends and r.,- :TTT.
st N -^i n oi-li.'i ir -Sv_' Cn- ?:?
Ii-riu-- thc-fX-'<-,i'.iv,. an-i
t!i" stv.'ra! c inir.C * < * -> \v:i', -thee
a inanniiMtj: naiji n-. Th _
<'i.-irvi is itii;i*r ?t\ >1':'.. ai->
vitif.s. all fit" \yhkh :i...if
(lit* la surest at' n ?is<.- uf; A!'.. :ittes
ever i-ssetuhled nt a:: , ore
time. It al-o itrhtfr- thn* 'hr Aluinni
Assai-iat i'i.: is n?.\v ' fully
articulated with 4ho ;>: - ?] . a-Uministration
,..f / Its-4-. I'. i-ity*.
The Chapters uliiinly <
izcd should get'.- an i hnvitheir
represe: try i. s i ; an :
bring a i donation fo-. th - v< -uft
of the'. meeting.. Whihn \i\: ..meet,
in^r is not to pay niosuy, the Alunini
of Allan lilsin *< > '
to help tie physical cvt diii"xi
of tije college. f
Stunt Ka.'ers are teaching
new yells* and -songs. a.i; ?v: -t
era are berng told xv^l ' r^f ov
Coddrs' to u>e in prej^iv r^Thi 'r
floats, .the fe'ceptioj^ con nut: .?.?
in charge. of the dinner is by.
ir.g talked to atSout the n paint.
I le dvr.r.er -to haw for t
visiting alumni* who will ,v- :n
ble in the- college dir.irg h.!! t
repast aTtk-r -the people attet.ding
the rriass meeting in th^.au
ditoriurr. will have. enjojtd t.i
special message to be d !iv' :.
by L)r IvJcOill,-. The To. tba'.i" in--.:
aw running and jump; r - 1'
four _^hey might be lie . ' / t-y
Benedict, tho' such, a t?o:.r has
not happened ^ " l"!u; itme..
People 'in ,{K6" tipp'r-1 i !> .".<
part of th* Stale., a v. liit.fnitr?"
to be here, because it is -'
time Ailcniles have evVr r. '--n.pt
ed to take the gates olT h,h;?j.-<
to the (Citv of CoKimbia. t> bi :
welcome to htf H-vh,ters
and even M.iVur"
bo aske to gi' c it bi> . k.
There has : <>t jr.-en an;."iv -
what Dr. ulance, j>v. <-h: .
Dr. Lewie. D an O'l
nectioji with. th-- j ?*?:.. ?
President at.*! Th.- a - y'...'
the various commit:. ..timately
. ,1;>*"h Thr-hw egday
ami afternoon. I h
thing, and the s.:b1.- : r t '
do is t> cojiV- and so--.* 1
talk_<> the State. The
progrr .1 ^Ul' reach >*?/? t..air
es.K. Kcsjj.-jpn in + .
details*.' plans oj 'the .. V :s- i-.:
being care 1 for.Iwry ci'th i?*.
hy the committi's. TinEva*
JesSy e C
Brown, Ncn
Chnrlestoj F. C.?T' Eva
Jossye Choir from the <"h "ai !*''
semble of "Porgy and Ik :in-'
der the personal direction of .M'-s*
Eva .T^ssyv wvll appear Morris
Brown A. M. E. Char
day eveai^g, Nov. .IfHh. j1 Mjfo.
Tnis ap'?ea. ance is un>.-1 fh-V
auspices of Emmur^itl c.' M- ris
Brown A. M. E. ehniv vs. .:f
Charleston, on, Mor is F< et h .
tween Ft. T bilip and King" 'i'hisj
choir of Miss Eva Jt*-yA- livi
won??i. m.lf?lpitih: a'. ^ :..
tion. TV?3 !pfiding critic; :.'.y unanimous
in acclaiming th - .choir
conceit to be -one of th " l>v<t.
Don't mis*. it. Come ea and
secure a goo.a .seat. uerc. : .
mission 35e; Reserved seel., -she.
Hark to 1the Marrftitn. *"?xi hv
Mrs. A. P.. McGhee. Rleo
Hvaai, led by Miss G .AVall:< :>
The mefnbers of the facnl'vare;
Mr. Mil^Ndd. Harr:-- prin-*
cipal oxtd 7t| grade.teacher M;ss
K. R. Mool and Ms.E. P.. Ashrams,
1st teachers - 2nd.
grade tenchi rs^Mr-. Aza'? c R.
McGce and Miss Millie 11. I>i> -.
ers; 3rd g'adOs'Mrs. K. .<1. Re-co
er ard Missv L. R. Tonipson; lth
gra..o Mrs. F. p. Ymmg end
Miss L. V Pads; 5th grade
Mesdames A. R. McWhrtcr and
K.. J. Wilson. 6tn grade M's-s G.
M. Walker and K. R. Emily.
Each - peison left the meeting
bove the ^cerage. However it is
starring the mwicnl ?roup acotnjrosed
of at. East six or ei7ht
pianist.-, and numbers th?u have
not only been trained iy High
IScho^ j?.i i'.i!l.'-r.. but have *ip-.-d,ructeld'
otbeu along the lrt?/s
of both Tccal ant- instrumen^l.
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