The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 02, 1938, Image 3
Saturday,"Xpriry ftgfc '
21 S. C. State College ?
j cent or Above as firs
Twenty-one So. Carolina State 1
"W^Ctillege students, headed?by -Missp'Thelma
Mooter, made 90% or a-.bovc
as a first semester average .
according to Miss Edythc M. Wut
?emann, Registrar of the cottage. <
Eighteen of these" foe re young wo- I
I men. ' ]
.* Ill commenting upon the unequal (
ratio between young, men and
vftURff - women. President M. F. '
Whitaker challenged the young
men to be more diligent in their
academic work and cited the fact
that the three young men, John
Bland of Aiken; Herman Sartor ,
r>f >",) T^V.r.
Cleveland, Ohio were all working 1
I students. , 1
.The students receiving the high- '
est ratings were: Thelma Moorer,'(
Philadelphia. Pa., 93; John It land,
| Aiifon !> >; ihiisy Simpson, F?VTi?y~'
92; Heiman, Sartor, Carlisle, 91; '
Cecil Whittakeiy_ Detroit, 91, and ,
Maxie Pearson, Spartanburg, 91. 4
The complete list according to ;
classification is "as follows: ? |,
?- -Seniors:?Eulila Bunch 90; Air,
ma Ruth Johnson, 90;. Ethel Lane ,5
90; Mary Thomas, 90; Lula Mae i
Williams, 90. " ~ +j
Juniors:?Ruth Chisholm, 90;']
John Bland, 92;. Annie Mae Rainey90;
Hc-vnian Sartor, 91; Lillian *
^ waring, 90; Cecil Whittakei, 91..I-*
Sophomores:?John Brooks, 90; s
Thelma Moorer, 93; Geneva Shok- (
cs, 90; Daisy Simpson, 92; Doro. (
Hiy IVilUn ni?()TT. 90. . - , Freshman:?Esther
Gaillafd, 90 ">
Ann Patterson, 90; Maxie Pearson
91; Pu'rnell Washington, 90. (
FIELD DAY CELEBRATION J
Hats otn to Mrs. M. E. Dun- ?
more, County Supervisor of York. <
As a "result,of her untiring of-. I
forts, on Friday, March 20A ahoM; d
1500 pupils arid teachers' .witness- 1
t'd one of the most colorful ?and i
spirited field dav exercises-in?the 1
history of western York. ?
Tliig fpiln jifT;iii- was hold on the
campus of-Jeffeeson High school, 1
Mr. W. II. Knight principal, as the
^efficient host.
The program of the t'av was, as. j
follows: In the morning the8 audi ?*torium
wan parked tu-its rapacity _
to hear a most interesting and inspiring
address, which was delivered
by Rev. Zimmerman, pastor !
vof Prospect Baptist chinch, Rock
? Hill, and a physical' aid demonstra
tion given by Bethany School of
McC'onnoll.? ? . :
~~~Arr~h<.iir later, n big"?parade. with
pupils matching and a numher
of decorated ears in line was.
~ ~llie top-feature of. the- out-door ac- ~
tivities, with the Supervisor's car '
leading the throng of people, the
parade traversal some of the principal.
streets of the town.
In the afternoon, the athletic j
contests were staged. All of the
contestants were ready in body (
** ami?mind?to?play?the?clean Jtnd spirited
games of basketball. basF ~
ball, volley ball, relay games, etc.
We were proud to have these .
_?distinguished visitor-': Mr. W. B.
Wilkorson, County Supt., Mr. J B.
Felton, State Supervisor of Color- f
, ed Schools and Mrs. Ethel K. Jen- 1
~ Tims, aTtcndrdrcc teacTIerTT """ " p
Our motto is Good. r, Best If
Last year was good, this year was c
better and we hope to make next s
year best. So don't miss it. 1
REED ST HTGIl SCHOOL NEWS 7
Prof. S. C. Perry, Principal ^
11
An<l< V-on.? -On?Fridaj?nite, the Rod-headed
Step-child, a comedy
drama in three arts was presented
by the United Literary Club i n
the auditorium. The play was one
of the most interesting, thrilling
and unique entertainments of the c
season. Mrs. Ruth Big'rs played
the lending rule, Dr . s, whicfr-gnirr^ .
ed for her the recognition of being
a real actress. All the characters
played their roles well.
Wr were indeed -sNr to nee Mon I'
srs. .James Dooley, St C. Campbell,
Jr., and Cephas .UeKFTle'y, former ?
graduates of RIIS who are attending
Benedict College, to witness
the play. Among the other out
of town visitors were President
Whittalter and other members of
State College at Orangeburg.
The Senior class directed b y|
Mrs. J. L. Perry furnished a very
appropriate program at St. Paul
Baptist church Sunday" night. c
They presented a beautiful pag eant,
Sin and the Ages, that k
brought out the explanations that ^
sirrin no form profits. Those playIng
the leading roles- were Mr.
James Thompson, Miss Katherine
Jackson, who wpio^ni^l Youth
and Miss Ida Mae Russell, representing
Experience.
HOWARD JUNIOR HI SCHOOL (
Prosperity.?The famous Gas'(
House gang of Prosperity has won f
the Trinity Award cup for the, >
year of 1938, and is thereby dej-i
elared 1038 basket ball champions ]
^of Newberry county. The girls |i
- r? i,? ?1 ?
? -- - 1
students Make 90 per 5
it Semester Average I
rnve won 20 games and lost 4. I
These members of the Gas House I
rang are: Caut. Sarah F. Wilson, i
''ranees ^Clark, Otelia Gromer, Lu- ?
mda Kinard, Malzetta Moon and t
Essolene Wise, Lucile Lindsay; j
Lillie Ruth Johnson. We played
three games on our aanual field }
?nd won all three. ' i
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CLINTON NEWS.
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Donzele Fant and Sudie Simp- *
>oii were winners in the declama- ^
ion and dramatic reading contest
leld at the school Friday night. 1
These tryouts were to determine
>ur representatives in the Pied- ^
nont Declamation and Dramatic^ 3
League contest to be held in Abbe *N
,'ille, April 8. Miss Fant gave "Lin c
'uln and the Constitution," by Jas Merrick;
Miss Simpson read "Go
Down, Death," by James W. John- 1
;on. Both contestants Vvere the un- *
inimous choice of all. the judges. *
second in the declamation were 21ect
Vance; third, Nutella Simp- '
;on; Helen Hunter received honor- ^
ible mention. Pernclla. Vance won J
second place among the dramatic 1
eaders. This jdace wa? f?r c
>y MaryA, Adair. Helen Rice won
hirdplacc.
This Friday will see the close of 1
he "Miss Bell Street" contest. At '
i,s? > v J
,.itu viiiiv a Will DCi pre?onted
on which some of the par?nts
of the community will speak
m the correlation of the home and
he school.The contestants who are j
unnimr fcn^ Misa_Bell Street are ^
Emma Mary Ferguson, Thelma j
Leake, Li Hie Joe?SuWr,?Florence ^
Humphrey, Hattie Lee Robinson '
imL-Mary Kate Hill. The proceeds ^
>f this* contest- will go towards our
jy mnasium. j I
Now that basket ball season is >
net- Bell. Street sports are bring- i
.ng out their h?it<; and?t.onniri rap s
lucts. A tennis club under the di- J
cction of Mr. J. R. Harper and J
.he presidency of Thelma Leake. t
Mr. Minis is sponsoring a base t
)all club consisting of school boys 1
ir.d beys from town. They have t
icgim practicing to be ready for t
>thcr teams of the same type.
The' Young Men's Criterion club
if Clinton was organized Feb. 7. 1
)flic:als have been elected. Our
asU meeting was held at the home (
il' HVrr. Marion?Lt-akc,?March 21;' ^
yhere we had a very, interesting 1
imtr. Our president made a fine 1
:alk which, all members enjoyed. 1
\fter this a delicious repast was (
served. Next meeting at Mr. D. C.
Pruitt's home orr Gideon Hill.
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'Ol'NTY MUSIC FESTIVAL
?PRESENTED AT GKANAKD "1
1
Gaflfney.?Last week singing c
groups from ,all over Cherokee 1
oi;ntv gathered in the school's au _
litorium to participate in the
irst annual county music festival. '
Phree nights of singing were en- e
oyr;l by all who attended. The
irst night was called the Church <
lioir night. Church choirs repre- ?
cnting Limestone Baptist, Bethel 1
baptist and Dunton Chapel M. E. t
hurehes, rendered a program of s
hurch music such as have not t
icon rendered by church choirs in
his section before. It was $. hard
ask for the judges to finally a^~
vard the cash prize to the Dutton 1
"'hapol^ME church choir/
Thursday night which was couny
school night, presented singing '
roups fiom Mikes-Creekr Rev. ?L ?
V. Dial, teacher; Etta Jane, Miss .
Beatrice -Davidson, teacher;' Little _
loke school, Miss Eallie Epps,
oacher; SU Paul, Miss Nenia Ham
irigdrtr?teaehery Concord school, ?
diss Mary GafTney, teacher; St.
Jeter school,-Miss Sara William- v
on, teacher. Each group rendered r
ovelal selections. First prize, a f)
lietorial dictionary, was presented ^
o the Concord school, Miss Gaff- r
ley, teacher and second prize a v
me volume encyclopedia to St, j
'etor school, Miss Nenia Ham- p
(right, teacher.
Friday night climaJced the cele- "
(ration, presenting the Glee Club
>f Academy St. school of Blacks
>urg, which so pleasingly rendered
?ylvia, Springtime, Mighty Lak'
^ Rose, There's a Great Meeting
lore To flight, Old Blaek" Joe and
cveral others. The Christian Hope
Juartete and Morning Star Quaret
of the county were the contes- .
ants for the night. Each quartet ^
eceived great applause for their
lorformance. The Christian Hope t
Quartet were? the winners.
Friday nigFtftf^StskT presented the \
5ranard High Glee club in its I <
irst public recital. Outstanding <
lumbers rendered were: Winter
Song, Swanee River, etc. Th*
program was climaxed with the :
singing of tha sehool'a Alma Ma
Echoes of Sports
By KU8TE:* LA\VSO>
Things happen, some
:hing is always bohin<TTKe hap
penings.
Remember when Maxie Bae:
fuoght Louis? Louis was throw
ng those deadly lights and lefts
Vlaxie toiu ms manager iTiut hi
:ould not get out of the way ol
hem, in retQrn his manager toL
lim to keep fighting. At the enc
of the second round Maxie sail
L n f T A.1110 ??? o V?i?v? t f\r
.uat ijuuio ? oa nun ^v/v
lard and he just couldn't figure
low it was happening. Then Ma>
o mnnnprr tnlri - him- that Louu
vasn't hitting him, Maxie bawleti
>ut and said, well watch tftht Refjree
then htiOUus'tl lnT is"Knocking
:he devil out of me behind^mj
lead. So there is something beiind'everything,
at least there was
something behind Mr. Baer. Maxe
swore that he looked up at Joe
a-nd saw the whole of Harlem
narehing right into, his face. Wei!
hat was when he turned his l>acli
in the mob.
? Hfrrrv THiomas will last no more
han six rounds when he jump:
through the ropes to meet Jen
\pril first, Watch that guess.
A few Veeks ago Referee Don>van
wrote an article about Cham)ion
Joe Louis. W^lljthis week
le continues by stating that Louis
^theHaest. lightter lie (Donovan)
1a sever seen. He further stated
hat if Mr. fcouiir-tver. learned to
nrow nis snouiaers .ana uouy uelind
his punches someone will fali
mver to rise -again. There Is no
luestion about.-Louis' .fighting ability,
but some how,' some where
some o no* w try in g to figure out
iQ'W to stop Joe. The super man
rom Germany thinks-ho can solve
hat problem, but he will needed
he meptal and physical ability of
Hitler coupled with the entire
ighting force to out wit Louis this
:ime.
Glenn Cunningham is still the
.-hief ot the inilers.?Tie defeatoJ
Fenske ol Wisconsin last Satui#
C
lay night in-Chicago, however at
die?finish...C u jiningham.was only
v foot ahead of Fenske. Fenske
nade Cunningham give everything
in order to- defeat his Wisconsin
-ourage.
The Chicago White Sox are minis
the service of Luke Appling
their str(: shortstop. ^Appling
Tut'turi'd his leg wliile defeating
he Cubs.?Chicago's World Series
chance is slimmer than ever uhess
a prospect bounce up.
The junior members .01' Llio Cor
umbia Recreational club organlz.,1
tu'?. fi.onw tVir> finals mid
Hrt?at?AlUi??university gvmnahe
Hur.b aRd gave the spectators
iiuni something to look at. The
ads are - from nine years old up
.0 fifteen and it would be fun to
;ee them play. The Gaels defeatid
the Huns 36-17.
The senior members of the Recreational
club "stormed the Allen
iniversity five 48-29. The gTrrrra
va,s "Very interesting with "Dad"
"rawford showing his usual form
3layers "n the Recreational club
earn were L. Stalworth, J. Walker
"ocper, Freeman, Casein, Walker,
Dad" Crawford. **"'?.
RICHBLRG HOST TO 4?H
RALLY?FIELD DAY.
Chester?Richburg, Chester Co.
vas host today for the third an
uiaL 4?H Club Rally and Field
lay for the. Southern section of
he County. 100 club members rep
esenting seven clubs were here
vith songs and yelts, to hear re
>orts of accomplishments and
dans for 1938. --The
progress reports came from
nembers and leaders, and a ddm
instration was conducted by the
Villiams 4?H Club demonstration
earn on how to make a cheap
.rooder for 50 baby chicks.
The.two hundred people who
ame from all parts of this *ec
tlon were well entertained o r
he grounds where the 4?H high
umpers, base ball trams and has
cet ball teams get into action.
;er by the Glee Club.
This was the first county music
festival for Cherokee. It has beer
stated that this is to be an annual
went. All groups are eagerly look
mg forward to the second prograrr
which already shows promise ol
being even greater and more ir
( ratting.
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' '> NOTE: Your quofction answ
*" * ^ \ c'Upphq/ uf UiiA coldtrtn la arte?
<> veply, gciiJ ?; quarter (25c) an
I <i velope, for my New Astrology
[ | \ mall fiee advice on tr.ee (8) c
j h ? Inrthdate. and collect addrea8
] | Aaaemldv Street, Col'inribra, Sod
D. M-?Every time we strike a
, little luck it seems lhat something'
happens and ? we\'a.l.p right hack
? wtii~r?r yen VITII-Iiiil. Si'i'iiiinelv w*'
^an't accomplish anything. Are we
" properly mated?
' Answer?you ate >08 . . . tire
r difficulty lies with you both. You
pall together as you should until
good fortune comes your way and
when things look prosperous . . .
both of you take an entirely diir*
erent. attitude and over nite things
will change. Make up your minds
. to bank a sum ol' money, each
month reeardless of how condi
tions arc and keep this up and you
will {jet ahead. ? .
, O. K. (.'.?-Will I ever-reach a
7 litehvi- in life"?. AdvUe-mo'
alony any line that you see tit.!
Answer?Where there is a will,
.here is a way. Of course you.
will continue to climb the ladder of
success and" ritfht now-you should
choose some kind of career or
irade and concentrate ort it" for the
> balance of your life. Work and
i plenty of it' is the way to reach
Eclylor H. S. -Bynes
Morris College
r (Spinal to The?fta-UueOUj?I <-:i.j
4?dit??r 11.?St ttynoM--of Maconr
.Ja., founder -of the Sunday School
Worker, president of Deacons
State .Missionary Baptist convenion
of (leoTppa, corresponding secr
.elnry?Nntjoiml Baptist Laymen's
r Mtivenu nt, L'. S. A:, was, tht?truest
, .speaker at ryjrular chapel hour
last Thursday mo: nintr at Morris
rollejre, Sumfer, S.' C.
Ktiilot Bynes made an extended
-fheuugii tire state, vUitiujt.L-.ii.
iumbia, Charleston and -Sumter,
tie was introduced by President 1.
David Pir.son, who presented tfhim.
as one of the most otUMandiTTg"
taymen of Amerka" Is message:
- was based upon *?tivii T; e Youth,
' A'i>u Save The Pace And Nation"
~ 'Hie .motto ol' his ^papcr, using the
, words?As a man thinkest, so is
he. He told the stuiieiit bodv to
1 strive to excell. When you think
you can, you can. *
Seated 'upon the platform were:
Piesidont 1. David l'inson, Dr. K.
M. Booker, Dean'of the school; Dr.
James 1J. Garrick, Dean., of Theology.
Tk.itor Byr.es was taken thru
,-et in ill?trf?the?classrooms?and
- Imiliiinfis Mold-is college is one
of. tl;* most outstanding, religious
educational institutions owned and
controlled by Negroes in America.
l'!. i i is a?-adi:mv nkvvs?
? By Ruby I.. Nicholson
Profs. I-arr and IhwinrliY' sponsored
programs last week on * vo. ational
guidance. The programs
were very good and helpful.
4 " The Freshman chi.-s and faculty
ladvisor Mr. Bowman sponsored a
(Silver Tea <>n Sunday, afternoon.
The crowd was very limited but.
:he occasion was i njoyed immense
_ ly by all. .
Messrs. Fair rrmi?Blh.yongale.
sponsored an evening of fun in the
auditorium "on Saturday evening.
A group id' students gave impovso
nations jif the teachers. which added
to the fun.
Th" /:1--' . Ipjionied by
the" President, rende.c.i a program
at Thankful Baptist church in Au
gusta, Ga., oit?Sunday.
Miss I.ilia Anderson of Third
IIi was called home last Wednesday
on account of the death of hor
uncle. Wo extend sympathy.
Mrs. Collins, Miss Franklin and
a group of students accompanied
! Miss Annie Mae Darns, senior, to
her church at Ridge Spring
day, where they heaid a wonderful
sPrmon by Pastor A.CT Jbhc>;
was given for our rally funiUProf.
C. A. Rubens and memLers
of Third 11i journeyed t o
Ridge Spring Friday evening; the
group presented "Billy Goat" a
" comedy-drama, trr nrr appreciative
, audience.
Mrs. I>. E. Barnes (noe Holme?)
i one of the lirst graduates of Bet-.
* tist departed this life at her home
_ in Aiken Saturday She was an efficient
teacher for many years.
! We extend sympathy to the ; bei
reaved.
I M iss Willie M. Blocker of our
: faculty and her ^sister, Effie T. of
1 Third Hi were,called home Saturf
day an -aecount^of the ^death o f
i their ' maternal prrandmother, Mrs.
1 Mays. Sympathy to'the bereaved.
v^.5Cw..
rsrglj.
mm w
ored in thia paper OXLY when ?
loaed in your lettar.?Vur tinviu y
d a gelf-addrotsvd, stamped en- j
Reading, and receive by return !|!
juestiorui. Sign your full name ?>
to all lettera._ Addr-.?? ail mall X,,
ith Carolina. ?|
i--^> W'Wvvvv :->
".'your goal.
A. S.?Please, answer in the pa-'
per as soon as p<?: .obie if 1 -vnrl?
be .successful in my irisurai-.o <ia-e 1
i Will 1 travel this year'.'
j Answer?Its . . . you will reach I
I some' measure ul success legurtl-l
ing the insurance case now ^ml-l
ing. Although 1 don't think >uu
'are to collect the amount you are
1 expecting. Either Chicago or New
| ^ ork will be yeUr destination this
summer and if will be an eniovaj
hie trip.
C.K.-?.My husband left the ii'm-i '
night to see a picture shov. and<h<.didn't
come home until 2:30 o'clock
and. he said he left, the show and
went down _U> w n, 1 _khow?he?-t*?rr~
f-htl'. bid -Hut- due-n?>
j man. I can't stand him so tell
me anything yog. .want.lb? I
, Answer?Well, madam . ... some"
men are like that. lie's not sat-,
isfied as things stand now, and
neither are you. Perhaps it would 1
be best if a temporary seperationl
was arranged. After all . . you
aren't legally married.
Voorhecs Calendar
Denmark, S.. C.,. March 2oth?The'
third quart,er began, at Voorhees,1
with activities, anions the campus'
(U iomiy.at ioii - V 'l:iys. ogi uni- r1T)aiii|tnts
etc will n-lt?r ho calendar
for the next three months. .
i To begin the'round of gala and \
intellectual event 4. tie "Cfrm:m
Club" and the "Koyal lilac" 'clubs
"'"I'T tjho ' v'H'm?din etiim?
Mis. T.- llJ-Motm?and -Mr. V Harper;
presented-their annual ,
'spring programs, ."Maiy's Ca.-tle
I 111 The Air", a corwdy in th. ee acts.
I The annual spring niTaij- ulr the
j-?Champ-Htrb" "tvitr gp. en i7i? tie*
; form ol a banquet, the la ie.s of
the club' beautifully dressed, r. -
I icived the voumr ncn r ? -< . !
-11 Itln..' . 'nil-, 1 '1 ill. '; . 1?rrrrd?id :
l'Jr K.^BIantoHr 4hevt<n-of the .Ac-a
1 thmie, Mr. T. 11. M< :e, Mi.-.- j
I tl'liricn, P. Tai-.un r and ILt?C4ITSeilers;
~
I Otl'ieers of the organization >'
isamieen Lobby,. pres. cut? No.a'J
Uan.-om, viee-pri sident; Willnt-I
niena Johnson, treasurer; Mamye
Sanders, secretary.
The E. E. \V. C, and the -White ;
Ruse" clubs, pn sented as their
annual program, "The Red-Headed
Step Child", also a cmyedy- in thl-ee '
arts, try t harles Ik-q Ye: Mis - ~j
1'aulin.: i n^C-Ci t and ML T. .Martin,
directed (he play vdhich was '
y ready appreciated. '
Rev. Roland, priitvipal of the
>tttceflonia school. Blacky die. delivered
a very fmc sermon m the
St. Phillips Chapel, Sunday. Mai IT
20, l'.d'iS. His subject was "Captivity",
1") nuupal an : .Mrs. J. K. HI aitton
spent -the day in Florence and
I Columbia on a J udness trip. Match
23, 1'jdS. o
j The Model- School received Fl.41
ors- in the 'third tirade and die
sixth -trades spelling: fourth ai. 1
fifth uuades. arithmetic on F.-'d
Day. hel l at Bamborjr, S. C.. 011
March 11. 1038. Approximate !y
'100 of the total enrollment were
present. The children enj..y.i;
their trip in the Voorhees Bus.
Librarian. .T. M. Shelton. ieports
the addition of eicrhty val.t-i
able new books, to the library. Ln-j
eluded are the latest texts'on SJ-j
1 nee, art', and TI r<t t 'IV. Some?rrf?l|
the' most important fictions and
noil fiction, include '.'Their -F> - - j I
W * * * * *
v> itc w ateiung Cod", by.Hu?t<>n:;
"Tho Faithful Wife", by I'mlx-i;.
"How To \\ in F rionils a n d I nil1
? F)irect<? of the Academic wo kj
mal class to tho eopntv schools.
-March. 22. 1038.
Tho class =pcnt. the or.tiro <!av
in tho county, visiting ? lx schools,
tho.v wont as far as Ehi'hnviU.:
Thoy wore especially interested." in
!the one, and two teachers school.',
|but thov also included two of tho
[larger schools, namely, Ehrhaidt
and Bamberg.
At the election hold at the Stn-t-o Palmetto
Teafhors' association in
Columbia. March IS. l'.'MS.- Principal
J. E. Blanton, of Voorhocs X*.
I and I-school. I>er,mark, S. C.. waelected
ru vice-president of the or- 1
ganization.
.Voovhees. Bamerg o.b unty .and
Tn fncT "thai TaTinefto" "STaTo Tea"-1
chers' feel confident that they have
placed, as one of their co-workers
at the head, a capable and interested
leader to help improve educational
conditions among the Xo-'
groes in South Carolina. ,
Prof. \V. V. Harper, instructor
in the Carpentry at Voovhees has
been elected president of the .Trade
group of tho Palmetto State Teachers'
association. Voovhees is
especially proud, of these positions
of merit and honor won by its two
faculty members.
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Omegas Entertained At ^ oorhpos
Omicion Pai Phi Chapter of the
'C., held its regular monthly meel
iiiK at Vuorhees, Monday, Marc
21, llh'18., The following mem
1 ers, Dr. D. J. Dickson, *Mr. W. \
it -n.. ' ? - '
i, .hi. i.;um'y vjwens, I'i ill
cipal J. 10. Blanton, onturta.ine<
their fellow members, when th'
m \'oi 11 hit~. After th
Tm-iness m< etihpf was co.ncludee
the Yoorh'-rs faculty appl-ared- a
which time delightful refresh
mints were served, and speech
cs were in order,-..-Those who'spelt
fi-oin away were^ Dr., Thomas o
amdeii; Dr. I). K?;Jenkin, O. d
I',.) .i ) "f Harbison rollegejJYesi
'"ent XI< hii 11, of Allen uni'-eisity
Prof. Nel.-.on r/f* Benedict. Rev
R.-uituhof Biae.kville; Brim-ipal A?
diew Simmons of Booker Wash
imrte-n.,< ol-tfiubia.
Principal J- K. - -Blanton.. ihtro.lu.
ed Prof. T. II Moore. l-\ W
Reed. Mrs. >J. K. Blanton'and the
Rev-, t R C.>her, who le-ponde'.
for \-oii."hewrr ?Tire
elo el and our friends returned u
fol.mbia, Batiivilic, Camden anc
?J-".v.h'-re about the -.itate. Tino
si.em to have had an en.ioyaTiJi
"tjcilil't? ladies wore J Mti,
R .Jenkins! Mrs. Dr. Daniels. Mrs
Ifolln.nd;. .Miss Allen, Mi-s Cecil
Daniel.^;' *A iditional members at
t uiiriitur tin- aniLhci iPg were Prof
T. .J. -Hanbcrry... se-ct'etary; Prof,
Hazel of Barnwell; Profs; HarnMassoy;-Pejftics,
W'hite'man. Drs
li' i'Vli CI.?]'l id': . BloWtiiee. W.T-ih^
tr. ,>artor, Jhomas. Glover. Dani
* 1 - and Goodwin of Columbia and
Camden.
?fr?vhr nif-i t imr Dl'. Dr J. J.dT"klll^-tiiyil
iiill4-.l lIlUI.'.U1 ll.nnk Mi-a
F'auline Tappart, instructor ol
IIonie Economics and pirls for th(
enjoyable . loppst. M\s Tairpart
made suitable' response.
Doric Wripht. reporter.
ROYAL MUSIC CLUB
The Royal Music club met, a'
the home o? Mr. Frank -Fvnpli.-d
M film -day TiiplTt, March 23.. THi
lneetinp was called to order b\
he 1'residcnt,. MisTS. M. Ho;den
at1 H:iiO p.m. Due to the absence
of the chaplain, the devotion;
>vi re conducted by Miss Adelaide
My- ! .- .?^
The opening song- wa*s Love Lit"
exl Me; srripturre, - Matt. 20:1-1?
Vcai.hy Miss Mapno^ia Was hint
devotions the Secreetary. Mrs. E<
U'aids lend the minutes of (he-prtTanies"made
a move for the minu
t- s to be received and adopted. I
ivas -seconded by Mr. Frank En.?lisli.
The toll was called. The
nji-mbers were present tfjo percnt
The moo tin p was opened foi
transaction of business. A pTo
liAXLEY'S DAIRY
Grade "A" Milk
PHONE 2-1116 .
T'h'19 Elmwoud Ave., Columbia, S.C
-ll *
now wen you
Depends so muc
" ^
"pOR a woman to look well, to en*
joy the work she has tindtfrtaken
to do ami tu cany on )>ei
favorite activities among he]
friends, she. must first feel
WELL. Her body must be
kept properly nourished and
she must be free from severe
nerve-wrecking pains.
For younger women esfie- tf
cialh. employment cf any (
kind turns to.'dreadful toil
when health begins to /
[ run down. Behind that ,
I tired look ? back of />''
that giving tip of so ?
many things the & .
used to enjoy?may
be monthly suffer- ^ ;*j|
ing that puUs w
down l.rr stre:;i",h jy, .r ;
view i C"
r. v'i'.M1 cf?*77-*^?
0 iuu.-ci v,v:: syMi-rt 'V
tra'.ii ;~.i ri r.ouriMi- . < ,v
iv.:m 11~ : c is a -j Ky..-'-! :
?HHUU 11. depreg.viuf; A- ;!
i ; r.-.-.-s, K oS
of a;v.v;; v a:vd" wnrirrsr out re
s.'uuu-c. This i> c'r.'..' J ",d"s:lienor
! : II tae pc?a is 1 . : due t<
any a:" 1 -d.-fe.-rs o
i I
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Member Floi
Delivery
g TELEPHONE 5109
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3.1 gram will bo sponsored by the Roy
t-|al M*-ic club at the Zion Pilgrim
h1 Baptist church 4punc!:rv "nite" March
i- 27. - ?= ;???: =?'
A party will he given by tht
i- Royal Music club at ihc hom?*" of
1 Miss Willie Mae Jones,
y After the transaction of hi^i- <
e ii s|.!.r.' v."a". ? [ ..a
I I
i,' .-'M'tkl by Mr. .Kr:'.'lis. . Ail
t -tllO J.UJ til ij lllil.-. pel I'M Il'.O ; I ) C"1
| tably.
-] Alter Vvhis'h. n : I'tiiif v.*f.k
f t U i !? < i 'i\ll I ")V. ,v"v)e.
1; tary, .Mi-- A<I< '.ai ... .Mvt. < ami 'the
Final.''-- ?. '<a111,-ML.
I j'.Jone*. jiM'i .Mr. J a'.< !- 1"~"
- j lrct tin- ?i\i'.!. * _L
> i iiii'inb : s : < j.-.\ne ; !y -n- the.
j cjo'iics. v.',-. < taiii .. A".: v. hi..
J \ye atij-'Ui m,! t-> i-i:-...; ; i-e i.-ni"
j of Miss Mairii'iliji W';.
Wednt-Muv ni^h', Mu.-uh "0.
. . ~ - *
Southern Ry. System
i
' Arrrrart~arid drpartTTTT of rrnsy,
| fiiKcr trains, operated by the
I, Southern Hallway Company. at the
.j I'nion Station. CuLimbia, S. C..
rj fffWllV? !k<\ 17, 1^.7. ???
- 1'r. Loaves.
I No. Columbia: For:
' -i- a ... 11
5:00 A. .M. Choster. r.oH; liilL
Charlotte. ^\>.sh
jnjrlun y
0 .7:03 A.M. Sj ni-'ic ?A n-ClEr??
P ? ' K nitvT-i 1 hft -
nt h i.'ih A. M. St. Matt.. Orange
I mm _burs. ( harieMon
i 3i a:30 A.* M. Augusta. Aiken.
I 15 0:.')U A.M. New"b>. i,reel*vuiuT
: I (irrt ru.'i .
' j I '< 9:50 P.M. Now-brj., tir'w ori
: !9 8:15 A.M. IHk'vle.". J{mc
Savannah.
1I8 11:20 A.M. Camden, (.tineas
tor. F'nck Hill.
27 12 40 P.M. Sv'hg.. Ashvlr. Chi
28 4:50 I*. M. .St. Malt.' Orani?es
" burg, Charleston.
II 3*> '.-oo i? m?(-hot. 4++UT
i| Ciroer.Wash ?
H? vRair:?nrrr?n v.c.?^
Ar.d'sn.. r\t!ar:ta
?t'. 4"?RM : S: :' !' 0:.
.'j 'Tr= ville. Miami,?Jam.
. Tr. Arrives
} |
' i 24 4:50 A.M. (Miama, "lei.npa.
? ; Jhk'N lie.,. Strmrnah
^8?6:20 A.M. Atlanta.?Anderson. ?
i .. (.r'?.wu?kC, N e? brv
rr ~i" U-'itwk. iiiii-"
,117 12:25 P.M She!h>\ K<>Vk Tfill
l.aneastvr. Canvd?r,
127 12:35 P.M. Char!.. Or'brg., St
Matthews
.! 28 1:10 I'.MM'hJ.. AO: vb . Spar.
' 20 4:30.P.M. Sav.. ilarn." Ilikvle
-.32 4:15 P.M. Aug..- Aik.. Ilat'bg
-110 0:.';o P.M. A. F;:.;'hs
- ^ tAtia.n.. ' re'-nv.lle'' ' ?
11 "5:23 P.M. C"ar., Or brg. St. ".
Matt hews
23 .2'/ P.M. Ch;i;! ;*. 1". i. liil:
Chester
?0 l':10 P.M. C? < t.v-'i itj-i'n, :
C> re">? r?od., N? '6ryCITY
TICKIl'i OFFICE
I2QS Sumter St., Phone 6356
nr.POT TICKET OFFICE
"to. Main .Street Phone 5023
look j
h on taking care
of ^our health L
womanly organs. it is called
.'.'lunctional dys:m r.crrhetil" Tins
= ir. t'10?mo ( h.ii ?c-i
r gainful tv.er.s-t rtia: iar. and is
(lie kind which can. be, '
gg. helped by CARDUi.'
til:.-. s. I" 'is "VaTCfOrC '?
* lUt diC.ne Which helps
7" *-?. v.'otnU n. '. ) -t?ihe better
*>- * cart i f 'heir health.
?V . x '..'in- brett
\ hi! a iitlpnaj women in
*' \ way for over ,
h. i.i'y years and
. y*4 t hoi;s a ivd s ofI
f:m h.avc told
: ht . --U- i j l by.a'?
^ y^?Ll-weiy need a
?I y^-h' vou u? ob
te?-' L. J ;v1 !-10!'0 energy.
and stieneth
from the food yoa eat. or a purelv
v7elie ined.cmo to ease
o functi >n;.l pains of tnenstfuaf
t' ? f T' APT U*T . 7 * %/>
r fr d as so !r.:r y wor.*.on have
described, it r.-.r.y bo that-your
pHyMeiab. should nde
/ ' vise spt;Cj|al treat/
ttiL'i'.t in your case.)
I T(?u ' cu-orrije/ru ~
j^C^O OO.O "> O OO 00:00 O v O O O OOOOO.Ct
greenhouse . .... ?
ith Flowers
All Occasions
-o ? ?
'ists TelegTiiph M
Association |
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3013 MILLWOOD AVE. f
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