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.. .. ... , PAGE 8 ** ~ JNews In And Around . N By Julia BraxTon Clark Columbia UniversityTlub Presents Mary McLeod Ikthune New York City?The Ncyro Edueation Club ui TeaehC-rs College, Columbia University, inesoulecj, Afriean-Aniei iean Program Eriday ; ?i.-. I VI'>U? Auni. evi*lUU? ill mc: liv.utv l torium, Broadway ami liiOth bt. - -r^ Th?*whs?tiiy tenth nnm~ versary celebration ol' the club. ? Mr. Peter S. KitiieyT^director ot Normal Department St. Pau. School, Lawrcncevillc, Virginia and president of tr.e Nemo Edu cation Clultr was master of cere - monies. There were two ret Is from thi film, "Alrifa Joins the World,' depicting the native life in Africa as the Negro in Africa today, Dr Thomas Jesse Jones, Educational Director, Phelps-Stokes Fund, ad dressed the club on "Emerging Leadership Among Africans." A ? group of-Afrfcamriunres prusentu. by the Creative Da net'--Group- ol iiampton institute, Hampton Va.. diverted by Prof. Charles II. Williams ami Mrs. Charlotte Motoi t*f--physicol education, Humptor. ' -' Institute, was a rare treat. L_ -Jirofr-Mttbt'l?t.'aim,> , faculty ad visor of the club introdiK-ed the speaker Mrs. Mary McLcod L>?thune. Mrs. Bothline used as hei - subject, "American. Negro Youtl. and Their .Problems Today." Sin was very sincere in her explanations ot the subject and her re marks were?inrpirrmrr' aswell aT enlightening the aiulieftce of the work that .is being done for the colored youth of our country. Shespoke of the many states that had been visited and made special men tion ('f the oiirtlii'i'i) thp had cooperated. The youth flf the ? cfoTmtry in ~~g'"ne*^ is?b'-iiTer bene-fn teel by the Nation >1 Vunth Admin istration, Washington, 1). C. Mrs. Bethune is the president of Bethune' Conk man-?College,' Dayto na Beach, Florida and Director, Division of X pro A+fairs, National Youth Administration, Washington, D. C. ' At the "eejo-e" of the program the students of liumpton Institute and Teaedieiis- Coliego;-! iiffteal b^Mrs. Elizabeth S. Thornton and Mr. g. Louis Finle y, student* of music, Teachers C'e>11 "^> --m - the "Negro National Anthem." Impel ial Singers. I he* rmperial Singers of Now York left tin- city for a tour of ' somhcnv-v-tnTr-,- taking ' in North Carolina, South Carolina and parts of Florida. The singers have .'uiven a- numb?p . llinihave extended. through the Stati n of North C'aiolina. South Carolina.New Jersey. Pennsylvania, NewYork and Pi.st i iejt_.of Columbia. The "group is composed of-talent id artists of hieh iiitinsr. Theii concerts a;e. very well planned Mrs. 11. Utile Flad'.'ir, dramatic reader hp the: 1>uss- mrmrvRtT. Library Notes. A series of lectures presented as a forum have h-en cm ducted at the lloth Street Branch, Pub lie Lijbvaiv. 'The last discussio? was "The Haitian-Pom in iron -I a bor Cri.sjs-." The speakers wen Maurice Chvscii*.- v. rii- re Prv-Jr- fJimenez Gn lion and Mare' Pesgraves, lecturer. The next discus sion w'll he held i^'hdr.y. March 28, 20.1 Wi-t ll.ifh Street. Tiltspeaker is J. C!. McDonald, editoi of the New York Times.- The lec ture of March 2?v -Wil 1?e^nchrk7 the series. The public is invited. Admission free. ^ NEW ST. 1HUM.II> , . A. M. E. CHURCH . C ha rliis to i) s C-.?^Tt ts ~giaTrfy-~ ing to know- 'lmt our cluircli ion the upward tr-pnd, both financially an] spiritually. Sunday, was ft hifrli day in our church and throughout the day (lure was high tide in divine worship. Follwoing the opening of our morning service,, our local brother delivered a forcettil gripping message using a? a text Job 5:fi, subject "Trouble". From this subject a practi ?cal !i('!'Fndn resulted. _ Qnr chm-ch -was Conduct.... .....tiii by frhf Hunt.,?Mi". Ttno'sfTiTt" Brown, with nil teachers--at their posJL-of- dut-y-r?Qsntf-'ftn Interest-' ing lesson was taught on the various classes. _ The evening's, message was de-1 livered effectively hy our pastor j and to an appreciative congiega-1 tion. This sermon will vmv.?s -j " "" < -the TrrtTTft oT "TTis ncators. Many , sools were made to rejoice as he preached the word of God. Wroship with us at all times. I J~?i - -j rjt- - - \ ; -t-1-'./1 g ??? ? mmhtmm -* ?.? % 1 " r I5K ^"STRAIGHT SHORTER" The other day in New York aman who was once a power in Wajl Street failed financially, and ak-aded "guilty to grand larceny, uim^in ?own reputation 01 SU11 i:ul family, due driectly to "hia failure in keeping faith with' liOjSe who trusted him. Man's faith in his fellowmen s the foundation upon which un-~ thousands of financial successes?and fin-tunes?have been built. Sis Word Is As Good As His Bond Can be truthfully said of some lerple. and they are rich, even if hi y have not a dollar in the bank, n- they can be "depended"upon to t"' p faith \vith those who trust :i m?anil on keeping the prom ?umKc. ue a good spori, bcforo makng a premise be sure rou can make good. It is far bet or to not make a promise at all han to' make one and not keep it. V promise lightly given endang s the reputation and foten plunres one into trouble!- J?r The right, the fair thing to do s to always keep purchases and 'lnisi.-s duivn to the sine uf abil~ ,v to keep the "faith with those .vho trust you. Then if sickness ) -other* temporary misfortune ' -nhl t-oinc tu?you as i't corner many uf us at 1 soxue ti-mo-pr 'her, if you are a "good sport' 1 "fapiare shoOTFr" and are able look people squarely and hontly i?i the eye, explaining the (nation, no matter where you you will find friends in the a.munity willing and anxious to " >e .you through".. MORELS 'COLLEGE NEWS Continued from Page 1 arse tii'cen ar.d the Co. Health I hysieian. The listeners were ??t-n?ruilir.e that il is nut a grace to be infected with vai us diseases?but it is a dis-\;ee to remain in that condition n then- are s,f many channels . . ough which one may be cured n this.moiern age. A clinic adirir.istering the W-asserman Test -?a!vi In in,?held Oh 11".o campus ' d the students are eager to re-* ?give the-tyst.?: r The Morris College Little thca"ve~ has ' ftfrnished wholesome enUf tainment both on and off the campus. A "group of the Little iuatre. players have had-an opruinity to- visit many of_thgir T. ?" iT T..."? % * emes mm runner iVIOTl'lg college ".udcnts in their many travels. The quartet consisting of Miss< Otelia -Taylor and Carrie Moray and Messrs Carl Brown and 'cage McCain has made a nam or of appearances this term? lie- last being at. Denr.is -High " . liool, uishopvihe, South Caro. ina. ? - The Mori-is College Alumni as-? nidation is planning to hold an IS. '28, '28 Reunion and seizes his .oppr/rt urity to get in touch -with as many of its member^ as_ .possible. . , Dear Alumni: Like a mighty oak which from n.acorn, spnads its branches for fenerations, the Alumni Associa* lion of Morris college vows to . row and serve, furnishing inspiration to the -unborn. Organize clubs, large or. small, let your president hear from you, and meet us at Morris college. May 21th, in a Grand Reunion of the classes' of, 1918, '28, and '38. I.ct us all.be there to greet the hon >rcd sorg and daughters, of "Old M; C." May God blesfi you one and all. With a hi-art full of lovo and hope Yours truly, B. F- Stownrfr, Piesident Alumni Asso. Ar. W. "Stackhorrso, Rec. Sec." K. M. Booker, Cor. Sec. California grape growers and vintners plan a special building iili :>n outdoor- display of growI ing vines, together with a restaurant with wine at. low prices, as i their exhibit at the tJoMefi" " Gate International Exposition. i ?:_i: TOE PAI * , - . ' ? 1 \ f r t T / '" 1 'T,# 7 ?F J >" tm y iiii<: bai'iTst drive director says: Continued from Page 1 ould be strengthened. Marion arnwell, Beaufort, Dillon, Aiken, Conway, St. George, are among .:e places most frequently named.: .;is argument, is also brought in > play with reference to both thi wiuun s uiiu o.o. ana Diru i_>on I ntians. State leaders aie sayinp u.udly that the latter must b e moved from Morris College this y ar. They feel that -its presence .< 11 gov at the college will do the ollge more harm than good. Some nolo that the Convention is already hurt and the college will b e more so. The writer is for moviny iT"now..He has fought all along foi wepirig it there andTor purely sel . "stl reasons would slill vote- foi but he is too deeply interested .n the college to stand idly by anc 'i'0 it or the Convention hurt, fcev js move it this year to satisfy cei i .a in elements even if we bring it o u k another year. Let us be bro-^ Lhm-s and ghre and take. The Drive Director is constantly ~.ing asked, "What about this uni^a-tion -program and Baptist head'' luartevs?" The Director is in fa. or of unifying our forces 100 pei sent. He is also in favor of Bapi ,1 headquarters;?btrt?befuro?wtr " Vote for it we should know ov^- .hinj? possible to be known about a>;d where1. There is the possibility >i' setting up, a dictatorship or oligarchy in this movement to cause much regrets in the after years. Something must be done to unify our program. There is too much Tostly duplication in our-work^-fruT w hen that thing is done iL should m.t be "jurtipjng.out of the frying pan iHto the lire." Xo race tair. produce nun like Butler, Stacks, Pinson and other leaders with a honi"we are blessed every day. 1,, .... .? .i n ? 1 ' ... v i.n jiui aauuu' upon our cnudi on something that will cause diem to curse us in our graves. made a hit everywhere they have gone this year. They played three nights in the__.C<>astal region a t _ Ueorgetown, Andrews and at Con way to capacity and appreciative ' audiences of both races. Dr. Pinson and his corps of workers deserve great praise for the accomplishments of these young people. ' Dean Booker is proving a valuable assistant to the president in making-friends for- the colleger The Kingston Lake Missionary Baptist Association sent ^ a large load of groceries to the college in December and the Jerusalem Mis sionary Baptist Association sent a large load this month. Come o n Moderators show your love for the .college in deeds not words. Every Association in the Sfnto is expected to. enroll 100 per cent . at Rock Hill the fourth Wednesday in May. If Morris College is to be what we desire it to be the Associations and churches must do it. We?are calling upon .500 pastors. to pay $5.00 in the Morris College Rally. The Drive Director * feels that we have that many honust-to-goodness lovers of the \"ause in the State. . We write this from the Palmetto State Teachers Association. You know we teach on Sundays?Our job is to teach the teachers that the "wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life." We _ wish \to congratulate 'President Howard and his committee for the large pjace given Negro Spirituals on this program. You know Amos and Andy are millionaires because while we were trying to get away from ourselves, they made a success?of?being like us.?Ail?No- _ groes'ne?d-i&-t<? polish up th^m- ~ selves not change. T~ But my! Our teachers look good both men and- women. TFlfly~ This ~ is a representative buiich. I dop't sec how they do it on such short terms and small salaries tjut here it IS right before your own eyes. .. Then the fine thing about it is they don't, all of them' spend it all for clothes and cars either. Some of them are substantial prop erty holders back home. . All we? need to do is be ourselves, > and get a better brand of u? every day JHETTO LEADER THE NEW HOME MAKERS The" New Home Makefs of South Carolina was -organized on Friday, February 18, 1938, under the supervision of the vocational tea-, _ chers, .Miss' Jackson, Miss Coefield and Miss R. Thomas, our advisor. The officers elected were: President. Lucile Green; Vice-^ President, Elizabeth Furgess; Sec retary, Mattie Hampton; Assistant Secretary, Ruth ^Washington; Treasurer, Ellen Berry; Sargeant -at-arms, Marie Gary and Annie Dickerson; Reporter, Rosa E. Ryal The club meets every other Friday during thq Gth period at Book er Washington High school. Our aim this year is to beautify our I school surroudings. It has been suggested that we cha^tec the bus to visit some of the other Homo Economies Dept. of South Carolina. The club has met twice since being organized. In our., last meeting on Friday, March 4, 1938 we completed our plans for the big danpe to be held Thursday night, March 31, 1938. We arc asking the cooperation of oil friends to help us in our "First Big Affair". Our next meeting is on' Friday. April 1, 1938 in the sewing room. - . ' ' ?*? ?1 GO tit DINK CIRCUIT NEWS i i Rev. R. A. Brown, Pastor As spring approaches we note with pride the appearance of our Sunday school scholars with Supt. Brunson and teaGhers at their post of duty. Review by Rev. Brown. A,t 11*15 a warm prayor moot- ing conducted by brother D. J. ' Hartwell. ?The pastor preached a soul stirring sermon. The Holy Communion was given In the af^ _ A. E. church to a good crowd. ~ Sick list: Mrs. Emma?Henry, _ Mrs. Thelma Gilliard and Mrs. .Mary O. Barr. Don't change to anybody. We are made of fine stulT in the rough. Dr. and Mrs. Starks are fine hosts at Benedict. We are their GfUPSts, (tie Madam and I. i We miss Prf'siilnnf. H II Rutlpr from this meeting. IIo would b e here, if he were well. We are hap^J py to report that he is improving nicely and will be at our Convention in May at Rock Hill. Prtrf. But tress is a fifte Executive Secretary. The race should be proud of him. ! 1 ?Among?the Baptist -Leaders?in t ' this Convention Profs. A. A. SimsS. L. Finley, G A Anderson, E. E. ' Riley, S. C Campbell, II. W. Stew-|( art. I 13. Pinson, .1. J Starks, C. J A. Lawson, J. L. Goudlock, and. many others. I)nn t forget Rock Hill the first! ' Wednesday in May, the Baptist! State Convention. G. GOINGS DANIELS, j * _. Dr fye_ .DireetorJ... Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. BEfHiryROIT Tha Laricusc Boauty Foundation was t the Godcfroy Manufacturing Company to of preserving women's natural beauty, the results *ef this research available t Here is the last of the four c ? prize-winning letters in my con- * test which closed November 30. j F-or this letter the writer, Miss f Beatrice Wooley of Chicago, was ^ an^jrded $3 of the total prize r money. Other prize winners as e you remember, were Miss Georg- d ene L. Williams, Miss Hilda ^ Jean Paul, and Miss Naomi |, Walker. Don't hqu wish_ your y name was among these? d I want to thank everyone again 8>ho entered my contest and espectally to compliment the writ tl ers of the four prize winning g entries. 1 think they were all 1 swell and their ideas have been P helpful to all of us. j, I nm n 20-ypnr-old piri nnd, like v most young gills, cannot afford ex- n pensive beatify -trealinents . nnd 0 therefore?tmrst resnrt ttT ItTtiipTer methods. The following are a few of my simple secrets: 8 Ko_jane can senslhiy expect-to se? ? cure and maintain that MtS'wrlous li hair, that we ull love, wilhout a h neaithy scalp. The scalp must be p kept clean so that the pores can at- . tain air nnd sunshine... A hot oil J and a thorough massage with tlie p finger-tips regulates t he circulation a of the blood, giving the scalp n t healthy color. This also removes a the crust over the scalp formed by t dust and perspiration. 1 give my f hair a vigorous brushing every night h to keep ft?H+lve- mrd-acilvi and 16 T disperse excess dust acquired dur h Ing the day. A good shampoo, of w DRIVE BY FOR ICE CREAM BARGAINS FIVE FAVORITE ?- FLAVORS . Pi?f I.Aa M. lilt 1UC Cold Drinks 5c Duren Cash Grocery 2022 GADSDEN STREET BBHDBMRBHMH !"?^wKiKi a !\*l2 r^ii^ivaHM ni?HI? !p -V \ PRINCESS LUANO IN HER OARING HUMAN SACRiFICI *tj : cn ?"< en fl? 20-r."S,20 - } \j\ ill Rl.'ljjH'n1 Id C'0?l''< %, r.ivJfft'C.., 10.. x S Screen: He Learned About Girl? From A Statue! , "HE COULDN'T SAY NO" ' With FRANK McIIUGH Jane Wyman Cora Withcrspoon 2 DAYS FRIDAY & SATURDAY FORUM NIAVS. The Robert Brown Elliott Community Forum offers the citizens. On Sunday, April 3, at 1 p. in. iit Bishops Memorial A. M. E. :hu;ch located in the 2200 block of Washington street, the Forum pre <onts a -debate. The subject o f >vhith i>y "Resolved that Negroes n South Carolina Should Vote." i The question will be discussed' jy the following persons: R. E. Demeiv, J. K Briggs, Willie Goff md Miss Elouise Bailey. ?C?+me tme; cTlme all! wtablishcd by 7-" II . itudy mcthodi VO^i and to mak? ^ ^ o tho public. > ourse, Is necessary at leffst every wtr weeks. A soft, clear, healthy complexion " s Just as easily acquired. The hysical and mental condition of he body has'much to do with It Vorry and sluggishness retard all irogresa to beauty. Daily walks, rect posture, hot baths and rub owns, complete relaxations, and iroper food combine to keep the >ody fit. Now and then In your elsure moments tie a towel around our head, holding the free ends own to the edges of the bowl, formng a tent, and then turn on the ot water, letting the steam rise o the face; the pores of the skin pen permitting nil dirt and grime o be removed with a soft cloth and ood soap. Cold water dashed on he face automatically closes the ores, protecting It against the rent her. Each night a gobd cleans ng cream should be used to preent "cosmetic skin." Afterwards nnlO n foon lot lor> n !? "* I'i'ij u mvc lutiuu vi a mm ia/ci f tissue cronm. When I ?in in attend nny func. 1 Ion that will Interfere with my reg? ilar night's rest. 1 take a hot bath, :et In bed, cover my eyes with pads f?cotton?sattirtttea?wtm witch axel, which mukes tny^ eyes elear,? | right and slurry, and relax comletely. Here Is my advice to girls whose ! ohs require a lot of standing. From ) ersonal experience I've found that fler soaking the feet In warm waer containing epsom salts ? good i imssage with castor oil tnkes sway "f lie tiredness and prevents the feet rom Itching and also conxes therh ark to their natural nlnk color atiier than the harsh redness that i caused by an unusual amount of talking or standing. f * 1 '*' \ PRO ^ ; QE Lancaster Disi COLUMBIA ANN1 TO CONV St. Paul A. " CANE SAV ., Near Wedj MAY 17Rev. J. S.,Flipper, A.M., D.D Rev. J. C. McClellan Kev. J. W. Williams Mrs. S. L. Flippe.. r Mrs. S. L. Flipper State Presi Mrs. C. A. Adams Mrs. Maud McClellun TUESDAY MO 9:30 A.M.-^Devotionals by P man, J. E. Dixon,M. C H. I). Ramsey and J. \V. Organization?Enrollment. Tnti Remarks, bv our Bishnn mul P 12:00 Noon?Discussion: What portant parts in a Cail to 1 W. B. Nash, J. M. WiHiaj^s J.- W. Williams-^ hrr 1:00 P.M.?Dinner ^ 2:30 P.M.?DeYotionals by lot : BroWn Xhapd, lUill Cieek : Discussion: Wh^t is the Great ^ cessful Church ofToday ? B Ilwain C. E. Frazier>: J. AY. Discussion: What Relation is G. King, W. B. Nash, H. D. R roughs. ~ >' 4:00 P.M.?Financial reports 1 ?1 FIRST DAY El ?- -7-^30 P. M.?J5evotionals by In -? Lancaster, ^agree, Blaney To preach the Annual Sermon Local reception program by pa Announcements. Doxology. Be WEDNESDAY? SIIEOXP" 9:30 A". M.?Devotionals condin Dorman John Rnrvnn?rVw Reading and approving Journal I Rcehicking and completing finr "Duties of Church Officers", by Missionary Greetings?Mrs. Mi "The Moral Condition of the and Eugene Jones . ? The Spiritral Condition of the Rev. C. L. Dornian Sermon?R<>v. A. G. King Dinner 2:30 P.M.?Devotional* conduct "The Condition of Public Schoo man, H. P. Ford and E. .1 "Means Necessary to Make th nancially", Revs. W. M. Gai and the Stewards. "What Are We Doing For Mi?Mrs. Maud Meridian On Preachers for Orders?Rev. Rev. C. E. Frasici'. On Prend-ers: fm- Annnnl r?nf W. B. Nash. Rev. W. M. G SECOND DAY F 7:30 P.M.?To preach Educatji Educational Rally and Address" dent, Dr. E. H. McGill NOTICE EXTRAO i r\? r>: i ?*? -i-r? wui* -xjisrmp?o. ~s. i" upper with other very distinguished vi: a mind and wilf^to serve. 2. Annual dues from all pn-*t Pastors are responsible for thei 3. The contingent is the sa has been changed I will ad just ? The State Book Steward ar.c will be there to supply you wit ?My?Pear o-workers-: ? We arc expecting each pastai this meeting the grandest rep< paying out for the year, it is l no pastor report less than two .?report.?God-put a mind and \v: There will be preaching at th Srnday 11:30 A.M. by the Piosi at 8:00 P. M. by Rev. L. G. Bo S.hool at 10:00 A.M. Special Everybody is invited. J Special Late Sho 11:00 p.m. J ON OUR ST A i OSCAR rsi AND HIS RIH Ml SIC ? SWEET J ^ PALM I f ? Quality Lau: A SERVICE FO We Pick lit "Also 20 Per Cent I)is< STARVE Saturday, March 26, 1938 ??.? GRAM T^E trict Conference * OF TIIE?ff".'. UAL CONFERENCE ENE WITH M. E. Church ANNAH, S. C. . , . ' p . ??eflold, S.\C. -18?22, 1938 . Presiding Bishop Presiding Elder 1 V...r. Pastor ; - L? State President dent of the W.II. & F.M. Society Conference Branch President _?District President - ? ItNING SESSION residing Elder, Revs. I,. G. Bow- | lantt, W. 'Nash, J. fiVI. Williams Williams oduction of visitors 'resident in your Opinion'are the most imtVorship Service? By J. E. Dixon, i, H.^D. Ramsey, W. M. Gantt and iiil Preachers?and delegates from >n/l ITI.-l, TIJ11 ..1 ' *&' tin. lllll. " est Need for an "All Round Sucy Revs. L; G. Bowman, C. C. MeWilJiains, II. P. Ford and E. Jones t Religion to Education: Revs. A. amscy 11. P. Ford, and John Buo from all charges in the district 'EN1NQ SESSION W >cal preachers and delcpntPS from ?? and Shady Grove charges. - , Rev. J. M. Williams. Offertory stor-and?people, ~ nedietion. -4>ArY?Mf^ftNTNT I S ESS ION ~ T cted by Revs. J. C. Crockett, C. L,. Nolton Cauglnnan, II. P. Ford. mces by charges the office: s ijj attendance here, aud McClellan, District President j People"?Rev. Noltan Caughman People"=Jivx?II. -LL- Ramsev,-ami ? t'<i by tho conference?. Is" Revs". A. G- King^ L, G. Bow ? Laru-s . e Chni'ches_iIo:e Prosperous Fintt, C. E. Frazior, John Burroughs Ih v, J-]. Ji. Kohinson and J. E. Dixon, Rev. H". D, Ramsey, ntf?Rev. L. u. JtJowman, Aev. antt au. Rev. f. r, Mellwain :vE\i\r; session >nal Sermon?'Rev.. ~J. E. Dixon by our esteemed iyul great Presi 4 R I)IN A R Y_SPI'XIA L 1 an I President Or. E. H. MeGill sitors will bo j.resent. Come with ors, local preachers and delegates, r lo.al preachers and delegate's. !.; me as last year. If the charge s the. same. .. _1. 1 Evangelist, Dr. J. M. Harrison :h all books needed. . . c. and congregation t^ rcgistetf at-I tj ^ ">rt of any former o^^skm. *By '* >est for you ami the church. I.ot thirds of Tiis annual Educational ill m you for His cause, e seat of the Distiict Conforer.ce ding Elder and at ":00 P. M. and wman and choir to sing. Sunday Address, District Superintendent. . C. McCDELI.AN, ' > Presiding Elder w Saturday Night VII Seats 25c! ||| c;e in person HOGAN j TIIM RASCALS . HOT ? LOW DOWN 1 [ E^T T Q DBHB9BHBPP 7 ndry Service R EVERY NEED rand Deliver - !Ount tor uash ?r l&rry a auimdrtI PHONE 5234 I I1