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I ' V > V .. la ? vol. xm?nottat Statewide Reception For Senior Bishop And Wife b.D~ LL. IX, .was elected Bishop . in the great A. M E Church, JYIa.y, 1908 He- has solved continuously without a break up to now; longer than any Bishop since- the death-of the late Bishop II. M. Turner. After the death of the late and illustrious Bishop?WV1). .Inhnsonp ne was assigned to the- Old Seventh, Palmetto State; ami came preaching a <|octiipe of Love an.i Peace. The Stale has never been more kindly, brotherly, fatherly and affectionately 'supervised.? Both laity and ministerial. \o hig ! . j stick;; no boss, just a groat big brother. The A. Mr E. Church 'is satisfied with its-supervision from mountain to coast: ~ T~ The Executive? Hoard ot Alien i University. TU ITvn/if' !>.... ... I- e Ml ... I "AVV,UIHI 1JWUIU Pi /VIIVII University in its last sitting1 void, unanimously to tender the Di>hop and his Wife, :< ,^t ite.wiih Kemp tion; after seeing how ?::si!y. he and how smoothly It all airs of- j 'Allen University were perir.jr. The?Pi t siding?K'.? Vt.- in?C-vHHei- presided over by its Senior, Dr. to corroborate the Executive Hour.I in tendering the Re"option and voted'tfie~folh)\\'In^' set-up: Program Committee: Palmetto, Dr. Miles; Xi.rtheast : Dr. Janerette; Col:mil ia. J r. 1): n? South Carolina. I)r. Renal; Pie J niont, Dr. Quarles, Central, Dr. ; Nance. _ ' " Committee <rn W n t ni.i?Me a no ? and Arrangements r?. Palmetto, Dr. Bonbow, Northeast Dr. Spears; Coiui!.')i:i. Dr. Adam-; ~ South Carolina, Dr. tVilbirn; Pied ( mont, Dr. Minis; Central, Dr. llil? debrand. ' fr~ : T'hr* T?np<?tW inn t. ??.l i .1 T>: -..X, 1.- v; 11*1 I *i JMM1 J op?and Mrs. Flipper on Tuesday Evening, May Ml, IbiSS, in Allen University, Columbia;' S. C., be- . cause the Churclj i*- sa.. is'led and feels that they are so worthy of Executive Board: Dr. T. J Miles, Chairman; J. E. Thomas, Secretary. Presiding Elders Council: D)\ L. R. Nichols, Chairman; J. E Thomas, Secretary Columbia Garden Club To Give Flowers Tuesday The Columbia Garden club announces through its Chairman. ? ' Mrs. W. C. Summerset, that on Tuesday, March 2'.>, beginning at * 4-r00 i'clock a variety of flowers and plants will by frtven- to tlvo gardon?elulu?oi (' Iuiubln jTrEl Others who desire free of charge ? irom tnc \\ avcrly Branch Library. I BRAIN EKI) NEWS J ityW i 11 Meek?*? . On Monday, March 11th \vc were favored with the presence of Mrs. Mason, a member of lb Humane?, society.- Mis. Mason gave us some very helpful thought about animals. ?he also related * somefof her experience over in Af- ' ~~ rica. 7 7 ? .. ~ ? t On Monday evening, at 8:45-p.m. we were entertained by tlie Freshman class who presentee} the play , entitled "Gate To Happiness". . This was indeed a treat. We j trust everyone who witnessed it enjoyed it, as it numbered as the best presented this season. Duripg the latter part of the wccK tflft members of the faculty ^ attended the association in Columbia. On Sunday "March 20 we follow , ed our usual program for Sun- | day. Sabbath school was held at the usual hour, following this we t gathered at Carmel and listened "to a most inspiring sermoTi by ( Rev. J. W. Manoney. Thc_ ChiTs^tian EndcaVor meeting ,convened at usual hour. We are aSways betiefited by those meetings. , We hope that you enjoy read- } ings about our doings and will ] continue to be interested in ua. j I ftfkers UK 1 YOUNGEST PRESIl MR. GERARD A S'ewly ilected President of the Pali Mr. Anderson completed his high rnrt ill l!i:n received his U. SVdeg South Carolina State Collecre. Ho s \gri uTture for three years at Fail in* past' four yo^rs has worked as schools. Ion for. throe years and also servec y T< aehers Association for two yes ^iin-LL'j Vi -I'Trrcsidont?of the *Paln le is a Charter Member of Bita^Ll "not u nity, a Master Mason, a mem iiuiation and is State Advisor of tl In U?l>8 he married Miss Gussella Mrs. John 0. Gregg, of Marion. IV. ialo. and is the only son of the Rev \. V. A. Group Holds 8th Annual Session The South Carolina State TeaInn's' convention was>jtruly a sue-: ossful session. Report frcrm A A. giwp is as follows. The Negro A. V. A. met.in its i igluh anqual setting Thursday, March 18th in Second Calvary h.iirch, with its efTieient Presilent, II C. Brewer in the chair !"ii president greeted the group his usual encouraging an-J >hn: ing manner, after which pray r and songs of praise marked h b U'j; l-.illL" of thic rjr.c^ir.n> The general theme of convention v s based upon "Improvement f Homo Life". Since home is the neatest -institution that has ever wed too much cannot be said of ts devrioj)ment. "Current Ecoin'e Conditions that can be adap ed to Home Improvement" was iiscusse.l bj^ Mr. George Curry, While Mis? fJftmmia Strother >lji wed with- a discussicm' on The ireat Contrasts between Educaion in IIomes of today and Yes(i day". ~ " . Mr. Wilfred Walker also addressed the group beautifully and ' inspirational on the same stubcct. Others who were appointed I nit due to the fact they were misr'd in finding the location of the lunch arrived late With plausi>le excuses which the president i mokesiiinn fnr group neennted. L - . I The president devcrted one peri>d of our session to Eulogistic iorvices for the late W.-W. Wil-j ;ins who was a part of the skel-1' don of this vocational group. He ; rave untiringly his energy, his in- ' formtaion, his interest. M*t\ H. \ Crawford his predecessor opened this service with marvy kind n?yl ti*ue thoughts* Messrs M. [ lohtiakin and Holman^ followed | A'ith similar * expressions. The | ^resident asked Mrs. Josie Smith Hazel who. visited the group tr ead the songs, Fade, Fade Eaach Jtah COLUMB DENT IN HISTORY J C ANDERSON wil1 L netto State Teachers' Association. per i school work at Morris College; ^^t ree in Vocational Agriculture at tjon ieived as .principal and teacher of stuc I fax Jury-"- Hip-h ^rhnnl- nnrl fn?j head of the Fountain Inn Negro |T1 Ht-miale Cnnnty"" Teachers Associa1 as' President of Greenville Colinfirs. In June of 1937, he was ap- -j 'e 11a Chapte.c_.of- Alpha Phi Alpha wj,j ber of the American Vocation As- \ye) ?e New Farmers of America. fu] Gregg, the daughter of Rev. and 0f ( [r. Anderson is a native of Allen- e?t ."and Mrs. Charles L. Anderson. "rep COMMUNITY '"J REVIVAL fiv< mg est REV. J. H. GREEN. EVANGE- and LIST QF AUGUS.TA?G.V., TO -for " CONDUCT MEETING oth ? i. atti Community.- Revival Planned At an Booker Washington Heights A 1 A committee has been selected from the John Baptist church wei and of the Cleaves Chapel C. M. mal E. church of Booker Washington The Height* to work with J. W. Beach vor um, J. W. Killingsworth who rep- ' resent the community at large, in _ a battle to save some of our young circ people.?Come out nnd> help us. fpTi Place: Auditorium of Bookei car Washington Heights school. gre Time: Coming Monday, March gta 28. 7:30 p.m. _ . Evangelist: Rev. Jr H. GreCn ot * Augusta, Gebrgia. ?* ? ^jof Earthly Joy, and Lead Kindly " Light, during this service. Thus ... we bowed solemly in memory of ^ our dear worker; | The guest speaker having ar- j ? rived the president presented him . to the group. Mr. Verd Peterson . ^ who spoke on: "The High Lights of the Naticmal A. V. A." His ^ address was both informative and .. . . . Kat inspirational and we are proud to ..... . . . . stoi be a little spot in this great A. . T. 1 1 tig V. A. group. "Mr. Turner was aslo present and Mr. Crawfrod presented him. Mr. * . g ffrft Turner is state supervisor oi _ . schools Or tradpS P/hirntirm Ho-, 1 rr11 orra too brought a beautiful message on Home Life, which we all en- T joyed. " len The president turned to the busi- met r.ess* "sicJe. ?,Annual reports from mot f *. secretaVy and treasurer afterwbich a d books were audited which satis- son factory reportg were returned. tion Election of officers. Electing for. as president, Mr. H. C. Brewer; fro* Secretary, Miss Lizzie Finch; The Treasurer, Mrs. W. M. White; sch delegates to National A. V. A., gre President- H. G. Brewer and Miss for Clemmie Strother alternate. The ach A. V. A. is rising; go up with us. has I i rL?? ellnur twtw Ia, south caroli n aTs ifth Annuals 1 uberculo ish Awards Offered Submitted For N South Carolina Tuhercuhn early 100,000~lx>ITegt7_ami?high 1 ool dtuder/.s thrnugh<>jt tthe ' ntry are expected to partici- ! c ? this spring- in the Fifth Art- n 1 Essay contest of- the Nationruberculosis association. The 1, iect -is "Why I hould Know, j ut Tubcieulusis niul?Wliat Tf old Know". 'I tate organizations, which arc >orating with the Natiunal Tu- ~f. ulosis association, plan, to j, I staeewide competition ar.d then submit the winning pa- ' [ for the national prizes. p le length of the essays is lim- ? to r.ot more that! 3,000 words, r h prizes in tlnmationnl compe>n wil be increased this year "the 1037 awards." The first e for college winners'.will le 00, the second $25.00 and there ' be five prizes of $5330 each. 11 ients in high schools will com- ^ ! fcrr national prizes totaling 3.00. The ?fnst prize will he ? 00. the.second S2Q.0Q, tho th-i.i i 00, the fourth $10.00 and there ' be sxi prizes of $5.00 -each. ( 1 ast year more than 50,000 pa- 1 s from 28 states were sub- t 1. The winner among college j lents was Miss Jessie Ihlplan- I ie PTA Convention i -?A Success ?L? |; 'he South Carolina Congress .of 1 ored Parents and Teachers.1 ich met in annual session on 1 Jnesday, March 10 was success- t in having the largest number' <' delegates present and tho great 1 number, of P.T..A. local units 3 resented since it was organiz- ^ seven years ago. The reports delegates showed a progres- I i and high type of service be- ( done -over the state in inter- ! of child weflare. Proper ford ^ 1 clcrthing has been provided ' avumeefs-ei- erHHiiftr-w+rtr- wt.-tmt-t-i erwise not have been able to end school. In one instance, additional room was made to a ool building by the local P.T.A. large number of sewing circles *e reported as being active in "I king clothes f<yr school children. .1 > Lecvy school of Columbia had I y fine exhibir artHc convention strating the work of such a :le. The reports showed also 1 timber ol study groups on.child. ' e and upbringing.. The *'Cor.- * ss me moralized the Palmetto r te Teachers' association pledg- t support of?a united -program- ? action to increase the educa- | lal opportunities to make pos- . 0 adequate recreational fat ils, and to provide Negro a', tehee .officers , i 'he panel discussion---orr-"Con- ^ or.s the Challenge the P.T.A.. v immediate action was instruc; and helpful. . Those taking t were J. 'Andrew "Simmons; lirman, C. W. Madder., Mrs. ie B. Watson, Miss Cicil John a and J. E. Dickson. Followthis panel. Mrs. Cora V. Green 1 Miss Martha A. Wrgiht led 1 r general discussion on ."A IVom of Action What Shall It Be". I,v a led to the ftdoptio" Qf ^ pro- _ m of instruction in PTA work. he morning sessiop"was at Al- ; J university and the afternoon j ting at Benedict college. Alg the business transacted was onation to the Berriie Wilkin- ] Orphan Home and a rosolu- j i thanking the Columbia PTA's their fine service in providing 1 ? luncheon for the delegates. ? membership banner for small j 1 ools was awarded the Sol Le- 1 e school of Charleston 'coyntyj ( J darker aeboffts -to W nvenley* ^ ool of Columbia. Waverley won tha banner four times. I p j > ?ca .ATUKDAY, MARCH 2G7 193; ^uiucm on sis Now Open - I For Essays To Be ational Awards sjs Committee .Sponsors t**r; fr.-Tirle; View state College, r?-\ns, and the .winning hitjli school , . ssay whs,that nf K. IJu.-Jcigh Jui7- ' "s~~nt Arcadia, Oklahoma. Negro students in colleges and iigh ht'lif>url.s in South Carolina sub , nitte 1 '.?<>0 cs-:ay< in the I'j'tT eon- _. est .or. the subject' "The Negro 'uberculosis Problem?Past, Prts -j nt and Future^. " Winners amohg, ^ ol!ege .student s were Lillian War:.g, Stall?5' college; Shealy Wil- , liams, Yoorhees Junior College . Vpartment-), and Mary Clark. t i iendshi]) college. Iligh school j inters were Helen McClure, Maker Academy, Camden; John II. 1 mar. Gumming S^i'eCt school. ~ Ipaitanburg and Do: is ' Goo iwir.-. looker \\ ashington school, Coluniia. Miss Waring of. State colege received third prize among alio;.al awaids To? college stu- i, ents. r i . ' ' TR5~ contest it sponsored in this-l tate by the_ South Carolina Tu- 5 ic| . ill' .-is Com mitten, ,T.ihn .?p_, _ Ju:gcss, Orangeburg;, chairman. 1'iie ei/mmitvee will award cash 1 trizcs of $lf>.00. $10.00 and $5.00 ' 0 college studi/nts, while high * "trool pupils"w'iJj compete for cav. irizes of $10.00, $7.OP. $5.00 and 1 ive prizes *pf $2.00 each. XTTIINDANCE STANDING: I Tht?1'oili WM,.' is the staildni.' o; j-* he Uome-room teaehers in the M 1'ity .for the week of March 11,1' I^' (.-gularity and?punctuality : looker Washington His., Mr. Win^I 1 Hti'rton Sth Grade lot ( axon Sihiol, Miss Isadora Miles I !th Graiio .. go.g ; ocoker Washington High, M^> . Viraru- lla.vv4.lu.riie?9th Guade - 09 iVaverl'-y ^hr.njr-^tnrr-APTnarintha ^ lacks oil? otlv Grade . 98," Inward I'ehool. Miss Willie L 1 leant'-4! k Grade ...... 9c ' School, Mrs. Sarah F shmcr^lrh" (trade . : .. . 05 ' ee\y S hool. Miss C. A. Jacksor. +h-Ottnk< :? ? KH.'-T"1 ' ' L DI E WEST NEWS ;l u Messrs E. "Mk JolHkjon, G. L. j hr.ith al.d Mrs. Florence James of 1 "Tie West school wore a a on ? tlYo?e'j~" ho a'.Un.led the meeting of the 'a'.metto State Teaehers' assoeiai'.n in Colambi'a last week. The funoral of Mr. David H. Var.-un was held at Mt. Zjyn > Veshvteriar, church on last Mon- 1 lay. Mr. Pcaison was a young K nan of sterling Christian eharae-^ t or. . . j t Mr.-. Peeolier Peirin who has ?eeri critically ill at the home of ie: father, the Hev. (ie.uge il-araion. is" much .improved at this-^ vt itin.tr. " j | - Mis*. J ?A? Uly -city -sch-ols .is ~spending her aeation" at home this week. S ECiAL HELP! ? HELI Fo the Presiding Elders South Carolina: 4?' ? Bethel A M. E. Chu: md when she is in troul ikewise. Their fmancia :o need help NOW, to sa [ am calling upon eveo :o raise a GOOI) after c ourrn Sunday in Marcl K. Church in her Strug; [IMPERATIVE. Please Rev. S. H. Lewis, the P Columbia, S. C. J. S. FLIPPl 1 ! ?? < j . ?;? Morn Q J After i - " ? ? !?~ Dr. Starks and CrTlf>s* Spea T w o Colic #e Presidents To Launch Liqi Or. H. F. f?, fl^nt. I'rc -i?linu Kldcr 2 . i>lutol?tH Hivt. Mr.Mi-TTFft-monio?> ^ Presi lent J T Shi.w. ..< .. lict ro|h:Kl>v;??j jcl<rnv?K-s" W UcCLiU-wil iHi-a.h in Bethel A. M. ; Echu: Sut.iluj. nr . Marks i.l "d.diver'I.- (.') at thr r.'?i t.y a M-v'wr at j ' ?}-Hr??TPtt?'lev..-:- rrH aftwnoon MTinn? at throe o'clock j'" Ike service.# Sunday launches thr ; <t'li'iuidate and rt'firaitc.e the debl .1 ive \o raise $i0,00(JL\vith which -i ' >n Bethel church. according to an irnourcinier.t made Tuesday 1a I (i he Rev. S. H. Lewis, pastor <d Jethej church. ' . p( The pastor and (Tiers report ' si ha*- .after?a conference v,*:1 n?the* _ ii ronctfrn holdrrrg niprtgag < 0n the a church.?an?agroe'iient?tnrs booh 7\ rcache ! whereby Jf as. miich' as '10,000 can be raised..a discount cf 77 Jtate Medical Asso'n. 1 Here Next MonMr (' d .mhia nr..) :h.- a'e ;-t ire looking forward to the an- :"j .ual mooting of The . Palmetto Medical association which meets u iCJ'-t? -April 20th, ti.r-'.igh ^ftth. - ' Frc.n tho " loohs Tf THJnjrs this' rtrrting i'~tmrngr;~t'o bo tho great st s?-ssion tho a^ -nati* n has '%? r had. ' r T-hoi-o wiii- Ik*- "-H^-M-a'ruhrrg Trrrtr a.- ?u??U+o?iM"d:"n:?&f*-r?do p. mi ? profession _Avh<* will hold clinics luily at the hospitals. Tl.O 1P( t !: ..< , ::,v T-; I . . litrht -'.'It): -A i; h n-'Til m'l'r. >f the president, 1\V. 1). Chap)o!lo, M I).".- " Thursday nigh* tho 2*th v...: ' >o tho a:i:;ual ciia: .t-y dar.ie ,v the " tily a.:tlitiiiiuiu. - The* <lat:<?e feaui lap?Hrr?Id -1?r~~n?rtz?trrr^ ? jieoo orchestra i- gohnr to be all oil wnr.t r:. !u i-:c. 'Th re \vi!T >o a o liar go of of com* t\ r the la mo. tho to th*. \vo hi'ispi'als. . Wa- cvly atVl the 'ongaroe Me.ical ,??.>eietv is v.;v i>isy y'ft , t-ei ; y .hji't; n :uiy. Look for' 'lit' jiVfrraiv. ii. The " 'alnu tto Lisdi'i later. Morris College News T<> produce a "\v?. '.1-rounded" tu ior.t, f> iTea'e" within him versatile' int^ixat-, ai^i 'th~?~ i::n _alc;:\g a! lint;s is r.k.C y,V.'nc>t r.rli aver of Mot rin e as it Ldtr.ir.iTtt.-rs \n the .:; * (! ' > duden's in schola.-ties. -p??;: nu?ie, dramatics. health ami the ike. 'Mrir- o !i?.-ce t, ts wtj< | *ttv 'ii-rajr.il to become .especially teaItl; e-n-.ioa< when ii\ 1 j. * l?. :iCI tn ".ne ieeTTi >*'< ~ >~r~ iliTi'Tviit .p. uses of h al:n i>\ Continued on Page S NOTICE >!! ? HELP!!! I Pastors and Laity of A ? ? ! ~ ? :?? -H t'ch,1 Columbia is ours y\e tfie^State shon 1 d be j *. 1 condition is such asjs! ve their property; and'C; : Pastor and ah Laity Ui collection on the (4th) ci i, to help Bethel A. M.Ky crle.. Brethren, this isi forward at once to'A, astor, 1400 Taylor St.7$ H 3R, Bishop. *? r1- fc. .1 - 3 noon 3:00 ... . . -T- ^ ' f " - , -H PRICE: 5 CENTS Dr. McGill kers at Bethel * _ ' _ . Will l)eliver Sermons i negation Drive H ' 1 ' ^ '1 -be-grant j _L?YV^-? liVo-f) . t?p?*sod ^amount erf ' K:OoO to Ik- raised the bonded , _ r.e c' ; ;oh v. k . bo reduced Ri-i ;> y > ^ .1H ?f > ?t-r: f>: .!: a:v plan oJOO'Y-per-" " "j v it ( a-i- ed to tu'kc a <*kni^ of '' > '?{"' ! !'?a! p!.:. J refinancing i ciijivb .* ! r eal ty ap f J. S. Flipper and : , liiai J;::>Hd^.or?.the i./..t the country will J ' -v uj.po-r' in supporting I V Sr ?i H14-. ' 1 n<; v:v( ? Sunday will (be a i:)c<i with the elrdrs of good n At the moraing services ch<";^ wj.; r.-j.iiVr music a' th:to k services sja-r < <n-i!r, (irievtt.1 by Profes r A-rahnn;, y.l; furnish many ' < ' '.'a I.-'.iccticr.?. . _ j he Baptist Drive Director Savsr" | : ? > tiny- ). , tl'iua ^ '' ' - the best v v ay . Admitting in f- : auprvvomcnt in .' ?T-T ' V .--.err?-HA: :!-urV good:j~ i; v-a't E-t:!;, Cameron _i P.: , ami Barnwell : ; .-u^'.;"..t+ ?-f District U. A. / j'.. r .'rwensed i- : he Vui'k of. the ! ' } < : hr.f-t1. "i in; 'of the .V :,iC- ' '"ms : ohs was at Green* r tl.e -u; ervision of Dis ' ' iry li. \V. Stewart. i ' i . - ??.?_?J???_J -ir ipi i^'vajv.s Tn ; i .i ic-.t.-. A splendid meet-' a: Av.'ivow.- in- the a.i A- This is in } * '. * ? ? i ? .. i i.e. next u-:, :n !.( :<! in- Sumter ?? a A; . * " J- '- the Stati are an.-u; t.'iv C \;: -.n in ock ix.il, :n rMay.. the Woman's " ' m?^i..ix-.'i .Km.? and? v -e;. SelV.ol ami /.IJYPU 1 *" jnicr: r. w ;s that - the : ti.c ahd e. \-ho.,i,i take a hand in. a;-.!.i;al tv.oetinjs into v,i":v Meo..:.-,-L The* - ; b- th the u<.n-~ ami the touched Continued on I'aae 8 BOOK POPULAR li v.'r: : /.!i; mi ; i^. m , j.i.s Member of t'-.f. Pt " i.,ipi, n v.n?^ ? book, J'X'cyroi s and the tuM. i. 1'i-jiivlrcr not only the 1 yr a I professfon, hut with I ..-turn's of Negro J.ifc; The_.. '>ik r? factual. and Topic to with otrra'ph'ps of 21 lawyers. Mr. vh s, only .17. is a native of icksotuillo, Finland a ftradu0 of collepe and law at Hnw0 1 -The late . renowned editor. r1" Thomas Fortune, was hi? unp. The hook is distributed by -e-Tjfvmrston Sales company. 2200 i-^i i niumrna avenue, rniiadeiVHt: ?Hem K. Washirrerton hodes, editor of the Philadelphia ribune and former president of e National Bsi Asportation", rote the foreword, and Char la* . Houston of the"73TA.A.C.P, and L. Vann contributed special lapters. i _ -<C*lfom -Sanrlca). ?,