The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 16, 1938, Page Page 4, Image 4
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~ ? SAT IK DAY. APR! L 16th
? -THfr C 111' IW*11 A?NTISWNC3v?
i?-- Eruni accounts fruro, Nazi land,
it seems that Hitler has the idea
. that the Church is a nuisance.
. Anyway, he .doesn't seem to have
' u hTgh fevranl Tor. that- institution.
Something of 'hat idea seems t<<
have hit ^Columbia. Here, the
courts art* to depute who*tier tile
Tli-vli-:i church at aii\
.rate?is a nuisance. Some whi^c
folks, like Hitler, says this particular
church is. So it's up to tht
Court to now say just how colore I
profile ought pini- the Loi t. Fv
erything will be regimented after
awhile, it seems, or at least the
tendency'is veering in that direction.
THOMAS E. MILLER.
At the ripe age ^of" S3 years,
____ 11<ui. Thus. 1C. .Miller .passed away
at .his bona- in Cha'rleston April S.
Dr..' Miller wa.-. one of the State's
most prominent citizens. Ilis' ca
i t er was one ^rf hniior and-usefulnoss.
ITe was the product of oth
Or--Hmf's-rrmhItberal TipportTinilies.
Born in Beaufoit County
tkirinu slavery, he. after freedom
was graduated from Lincoln University,
Chester.' Pa. Returning
homo, b. entered politics, being at
different 'times S.hool Convmis?;ont:r;
Representative in the Legislature,
Congressman and was. a
Member of the Cohstitutional'Con
?< vt.nt.4o-??f.wimtnii?t a..?.
State. Constitution.
On ^tho < stahlishmcnt ,of the
State Colored College in 18(J6, he
was elected its first president,
whi.h position Tie occupied for 1G
- years. In the passing of Dr. Miller,
a forceful, useful and honota
We ttfe came to journey's end.
SI' \ D A Y FI N HR .U.S."
While?th" , more?int-elligent ele
men Is of f;tixt-.'l.J 'are giving their
attention and thoughts to the
ways of living and tiro solving of
prohleins?effecting pxintenoc,?the
colored brother as. usual keeps his
eyes on the dead, or the things
Ji.'.^iWdaTeM liter with; the psychology
of death is an ever present
sprit. The latest idea herenhnnt
.5 put forth by those, who, in a way,
, ? are no doubt leaders, is the pass_
ing of a law by City Council pieventing
colored people?mark you!
COLORED PEOPLE from having
funerals^ or Sundays. This amazing
proposition was put forward
by a prominent colored minister
who. as the representative of the
colored preachers of the city, besought
City Council to pass such
a law. St ippe.d of all other ideas,
one must wonder just how a body
of ministers could ho so igwr.vnnt
^ as to think any division of tVin
American government can adopt a
law1 dealing specifically with one
race.to the exclusion of the others,
Some one should have reminded
- then that somcwhero in the U.is.
Constitution there is a little provision
dealing with just that point.
Rut why not' Sunday funerals?!
Cettng down to the practical, Sunday.
funerals are better fop the
masses of colored people in and
around this vicinity and under the:
conditions surrounding them In (
those days and times, it is difficult
enough to earn sjffi'eient to
keep the- wolf from the door even
when one is fortunate enough to 1
i iiii i i i n i c. _ . .A?j, -i
have a regular job. The friend ( :?
snd even relative often ju*t can-jj?
?not ufford to leave the job to nt-'Afen3
the funeral. Besides, the
work tf the employers maybe of *?.
such ;v character that* demands.$
. and requires the workers presence.
But St'.ndav?well, that's a day ?1 _1
rest from the usual activities. No
industrial schedule is thrown out
_ _uL_tix*n!?Ly funeral atti mianc.
# After .ilLfsund-^y?fune44the?>e nut "sT
so bad. But if-thoy were, educa- tir
ticn and not prohibitory law would j>|(
be the renledy. be
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\ I Kampbellgrams | f
[ .1 _ Stephen C. Caropbey | 111
The Baptists of South Carolina '
_ vvi11 p:i 1 Vif :it Rock Hill, with thpj
' Prospect Baptist church, Tuesday,'1
' May 3 at four. p.fn. to do one of,
thi^'e-things: First. They will smth.
1 *r to make bin; speeches and go.
home and sleep urit il next May. |
_ -Srennrt: Or they will make plans. ''
, and let them die from lack o(;_
.iinirt'itr to push them. Third; Ui I
they will make plans and put ONK
in charge to organize this Baptist K 1
rMob into an army and there by
plans and system create a grcatci
denomination and be'-?-pnrl of the}
great* whole that is bringing things A
to pass. Plans arc fine when push Y
ed. I for "one will bo' thorg. to.i
Create ax fajfe <>> is needed a now?
vpe of approach to the making of J
i greater denomination. I will
rate with other leaders, who are
anxious to see The Unified '*
gram Set in Action.
I saw a cartoon by Dtess.h r. It
bowed a great big horse saddled.
hi the sad do* was written Intel- ;
'\gent Leadership. But t;>r> sad- ; ,*
die was empty. Near by st'v I a
g pup urging "the e'd'.( r to r 1 1< tl-r ?horse.
The horse was labelled.
Resources in men. , money and.
ep'ipment. The men were named
TV.l!i ! ...1 t * ?
I i mi11it-iii .jocKoys. linptists -of
I South Carolina hoar mo.. Wo have
J the churches. Wo .have tlio men
Wo have .the or^an ir.it ion .in Asociationsi
Unions, Convent ions"- :l
anil Pieachers. Wo have th.'l
t oed. Wo have the ' opportunity
Vv lm Will Ride The Horse of Inulligent
Leadership and give
- the, state ini-iwuy ('nine' ihiii"
eclroi ly and systematically. In J '
1030, Kanipl-ellerams asked ' > j
euestion, WHO, when Dr. Stat';-''1' =
i was leaving Morris College. ami,'
i lh\ Earle was leaving the pre.-'-;
fdvncy ..of.-the ~c*.r.w n ti<?Hr- ''4V*w- j- |after
eight years. Kamnbellgram-j '
fare asking, Who Will Rule The
i Horse of Kesom '*s in the saddle
of""Intelligent""!.end-.u ship and~iiov.
1 us the nsolessnos-! m'" the iiip. ^
led methods we are now emnl yi'
.in our annual convention-.. I * '
I In 1034 you placed- a oevtrw: [
man in charge <f the fiel I w- ]
I, the S. S. and PYPC t..nw . t j .
You are the witnesses ns t > tv"
effectiveness o* f the chain.-.
wrought. in the state S. S. ami P..'
\T.t\ ^departments. Tin- re-uPs*"
l are evident. Yet. there is lo.mi iw;
j improvement. _Ihu-mrxi Italy nun;
| not tro ahead of the main body. If'.
, Georgia cati have the Copp>-iatT
Program, FT North Cay-Iiita 1
, have the L nitied Program. y. i.y e:.->
. live Program. There is ? !;!> -i-m-'
answer. Vo'.ur.taiy -lm-; t'a .
. rated- with I.Uibi?>us ?Knvy. h'dd-in
?t-h?2i? hands-, of- .fcrrbrus,? e.i'rth
fertilized by gross Ignoraiitu.*. You
who are Board Memb- i In-ai'm 'ft
associations, unions aiid*' enufem--, .
and any other organization. c-m'- - ;
on to the board meeting on Tu- .
day 'May .3 and let us Ride 'LieHorse:
of Intelligent Leadership-. "I'd :
Presidents Butler. >Ciar.dy an.
Tfoward have led out?rrr rrrrrp.?re- -pfcrts..
Kamplu-llgi am- vi-.e ;i,. n,??
credit for -heaping all .who ha"-. .
anything*to hear., They are sate
leaders. I am with nil thiv c.f
.them. By your vote, you pla-ed-.
11 ynamo Qini-ph-11 - in cha; ir . of .. .
the Sunday School^ B. T. U. Y7r ii -1 .
tion Schools, and Rt-civatipind
'Leadership and if he lias.n-.g. .U-d'-.J
opt, then gave the job to om v. ho ,,
will put some thought at: : su-t'o: in
- the-work.?BflWN WITH 'fMK y
DYNAMO-of1 South Carolina-if lie
IKM mill' ; 111 \ Iliuir I IK. U T. 11
who went before in this In- ~~
tollicrc-nt Leadership. If In- has 1; >t , <
produced tTie- goods, if he" has 11 >t '
solthe Training Idea- to th-.!
state,. if he js not (' cognized~a | >
Icodar in this work that you v? ? . ]'
.to him, then. Dt.wii \VJ;k L).v n:i.n
Campbell and Canipb -lli-m On the
other hand if he has given you ! :
leadt't ship, tlien yotf Vote mtr' he! a*
supported by ACTION'. Take him] a-,
out of the pastorate sit up y.. ny
General Office under th" Men C in-'w vention,
and put money h- hind t'.ei-* r
S. S. and B. T. U. Training Pro- V.
gram, and le.t the General Sheie-{ V
tary Direct all the work and let' < <
us stop being Adherent? of The!'
ride The Horse of Intelligent. I.en : '
ership and make a beginning to ti1:
better organized convention. I-'*'
Come on to Sumter Wednesday.1 ;
July Iff at 2 p.m. and enroll youi , v'
convention, school and union, with " '
your leaders and bask in the heal-!-: '!l1
ing rays of the Inspiration of the*!1''
Balanced-Program anfl Objectives'"
of the State S. S. and B T. I'. ;i 1 =
must represent SOMETHING. I ' ' jv
ii.Ai\ v i r,\\ ,M'?S
V * r-- J Ht-J
I'nion A. M. E. CttircH
Rev. E.-B. M?k. PaMnr {-cU-v
S. S. boffan at t'.c usual hour ,cn
with Supt. and teachers at their to
post of, duty. We had a very
good sermon preached by our pas i":
tor. $65.00 was raised in the ral- < /!(
y fcrr which we are thankful. trai
/
(,
THE PALMETTO LEADER
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r MAYBE NOT ~f
mcklcford) ?' |
OUTERS
mgy about suinotlting' amt~YftcTT
:<> dumb and unresponsive. Some)ody
may inject a hypodermic soution
of good argument into them
l'hi',v pei k up .for a iiemum nnA>
vorlop! they are OUT again.
Vhat's the trouble? Simply this:
'Somotiiney folks" live as per
MAYttK SO ANF
(IJy W. II. Sh
IN-andT
1 ki)>?\v. some d?.1i .who \vtU _i
art with aiiyiTi'r.pr,' but who will i.
lish with rothiny. I know poo- I
a w!'o will become charter inem- I
{- ,1 1, who i
n >t lerTain as members. "-Do 1
u know any of tlu;se iti-un-out \
? ? .i
The nlil |>< - !>?%? call these kind t
-pemd e -"s.nm : ,'auw i'ojkv" _S<*mo?t
lie tln-y arc IX. an.<L of tho-time?t
en? aj t k (-it I", XIiisl U_.Ij uo jl> . *
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ic.;e "?.0!iH'limey" cha:riele'rs do t
cii-'iadj to I ]> t'.yjr nana s oil
e roll. Xoil-:".'* more. Yes] p
v.-old is i*i111 <>r popple who, nib T
* civ' er:il> at thimrs; persons a
to (!o tliiir.'s : y spells. . tl
Kv(;nMoll ;vvpV who were an Tl
i t tin" i'Vi u. a certain pro.U-et. d
u tie re.that ll-.pj.v is one per- a
l that e;i;i ho -court < d upon. Ih\t s'
, : a \y. : I. \ r i a nT find or. put Tl
n: hands on the "ii' t' up" party."a'
^n. then name-for su.li people-is **.
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f'-a iv i down in tho.j'*
r a . X'h r.f ill-f'-iiK- "1
.-on*. i .j- the homo of j
?' ,v pod back niwl ,
: } ' 1?oral the follow: / '
1 '< fo.-' d ;!: m and oftk n kill- n?l
n:.v.' and sf.iiti- timo b#*r; somo j1"^'
- !ho V if... i ho f iit'Mflo "V
cf U"V had,an ! on the stv ot
nb'k-i her to d< "h i ''''
v '? ?'!. :r 1 i.n 1 hp
rrny-irr^T /lu.w'tYm "nVl i ',
lit. if !( ft behind
il'_^ ui> f--- '.'h- doutrh to l)ny"[M'
p1 y ' the show is J I v.
M'l to rvvTi<. . f AI (",oTl*s TToTy j .T'Ti
(it>h . t d p: ;i|Tv su<m- a sb"w m'"
iu-k^ rfrr.rrt. ()f-T ?
they then way ! \V
th"> Tempi , two hours- before M
r'i -t 'ihTs up. Ai'.<l to acM fir
irv ': ? 'remit, of'f n up thi<s pr
the ".he" part "f the family, ini
npg in, and bo seated with clt
1 '
heir feelings or their emotions alogvther.
Their?feelings govern
heir conduct, Jf- they rnrr be kept
roused by excitement and by.liiprp-hoofay
Ktuff, " \T)\T may liold
hem in line.
Tn-and-onti dn nut net by
on of any reason - or principle,
'hey are oppoitunists who take
dvahtage- of advantages. When
advantages become slightly old
l ey seek" new "advantages. They
' n't "stay put"?Their skip, hop nd
jump feelings keep them
ipp'ing. honning ond jumping _
con one thing to another. They-e
IX Something and then OUT
f something. Know 'em?
-^^pyrrgift 1938.)
ad ey'ver nn-t-oM flop diUVJi_hais- _
-different shades and colors of
easy'-, caps. There they sit thru
! show. There are many other
i'c! ins ihat could be made. To ~
- sent day funerals, in general
. d a.s to pulling tl^ ( how off .pn n
:u\ we feel su e that, anyone
the t*i days of the week is niore
pv priate than. Sunday. It's not '
matter of. nreaehing the fur.er- 1
or going- to the fro an outing
to the theatre?that's up to the
(ai, Iter, he has a perfect right 1
i chose;?but where tour people <
wo .a nuisance out of anything <
gbt intervehe And try to ?<t con l
lions ia the good old channel of i
inmcn sense. As to when to f
'inch a funeral, we could fol-.
w our white friends. It is a (
ijrh'.y rare occasion that when r
white purson cn'es, that tfhey t
'ii't get said person-back to .1110- ^
ier dust, the following day. It
las that the higher tip hi busi- "d
lev jre.t i*. ..over. Not so with us
<<r profession the quicker
' ) lollo-. Ml"! eve.-vt hirer-re- .
-'hod >'n t<> Sunday. Why hldss
'a- sr-.ij some of the n talk like
-aw?sinning against the Holy
ihovt t.i bury on any day save
.unlay and tW tine s out^of a 100
X'-faniily lose -af-evervbody .
'. ! to tin1 plans that may have
<-en made days before the death
y o'hers. Often the pastor.*, of I
T^VhTfrih of which the dead was
?i.'."inlicr?h?emhni nssed?he?not
<-. i-g when the member would
:!i< <'! out" and not thinking of
body kept out so long, goes
head -and plans otherwise, then
':< n bo -contacts Hie family noth
*g under the sun will satisfy,
"t, the show oil Sunday. Especi')v
is disagieeable at times to
i.e. man who pastors 2 or 3 rural
!i-us where the person died early
h irehes. Now wo h.ivei kntow'n
!' millV iv.orninir. Eiimml Sim.
:?y after.?\\"< 11 a few reasons
-?t?+-?].in-i?inu 4nit. lo?K 's tin? '
"!?r?ry.?a draw irg raid and ]
. il.es.:; .eiovvil sometime if for ,
II- ( ilu th bible, So many ped^"~,
le'i! e so raggel that the crowd t
In" nthcr slim tk> any, other ~
a y_ s a lUllliUa _.
Tin- "funeral services of our old ,
?if V.",?.leliii.'on?wtrs?held |-j
iiday. 1:?m? u'eiock at Hopewell ,
.i'ii in Spartanburg county. (
y (l ay wa- the acting pastor of ,
. !]!' ',1 that large church.Sev- '
: i. ! it re said about his
?_!_ life. 1'e was; a man that '
' ~"rl. : eh :.r. h. As a result one ^
kirg brick vanoered
L have ever seen in ru-' '
.'! ? - it - L i r.ee the hill. A ni.ce !
h.'ina' is :la- e also*. The people 1
in < i ;<> ;feui Johnson's pro- '
cts. I'm- -J-.'. odj years lie was J
lip', rfntehifi cf the Sunday '
: o<i! ar.d was faithful Also he J
a> U'e Mrielr-nl president of the
b'J eWejl- I .edge' Xo. '22, of tllO
f. I!, (irand Lodge. No- one of c
:e onf r was inteieste l more than 1
m its gii.wth. It has been our
'" a c ''or a long nnmhpr?of--t
.i ' V ' i. i1 ii i huun arriociated with?:
liu- \.;e w/s a man with a vision.lt
hen as. one said that day?and t
?lL_nuirin, ?have?said?it Hr ! t
a* a man -that was dependable, t
I'rof. S. ('. Perry, Prin.
committee *of white women met 7
ith the executive board of the f
I'A. The meeting was for the ?
i imisu en malting plans for the ?1
autificat in'n'of the school-grounds"n
> . monthly PTA meeting also n
?t Thursday evening at 4 o'clock!
the schnol auditorium. The fifth 1,
ado-furnished a most interest' -fi
cr program for the entertainment }
the members of the PTA. s,
Thursday and Frhlay, the stu- f\
nts had their six weeks evami- -;V
tions. We. are hopinsf that the F
lldents will start this six weeks , ]r
doing their'very best; because "u
have success you must have a w
termination to do well at the! 1<
criming, u,
'IIW I horni Mlub, recently orga-- n
zed', is under the direction of w
iss Kdmonia Johnson. The first
(> lehearsafs were held Friday a
d Si adaS' evenings. The result b
is v< ry encouraging. _ ' I,
f>n Thursday night, Misses Inez t<
ifliams, Corric Blnsingame and j<
is. Loualgie Owens, teachers of
st, second and third grades will a
ocr.nf O -1 ml * '
C. j.i.y niiiucnrjnp Wisn-|t(
7 Gate, with the pupils of their p
lS8 B' _*?
%
? - Wilmington
Omegas I]
Heading to light, front row: E. Mac]
L'. Shaw, L. Shilton, J. Larkins; K
trie, A. Hooper, R. Kelson, C?. T. \'i<
ivobrnsen, ^T.~T7"Daniels, L. C7 Rivers
The annual Sixth District Conferen
22 and 23, withOmicron Alpha the V
a>ry nf the city that a Xema~Greek
The Sixth District, bf the Omega 1
r laduate chanters in Noith and Soul
Registrar of Johnson C. Smith JJhh
fional Association of Collegiate Roj*is
iatioiy of Collegiate Registrars, a n
uionni tvmtcation Association and a ;
The Wilmongton Chapter, second
vevship of twelve but to date the men
or are Dr. S. R. Roscmopd, Basileu:
?. Cooper, Keeper of Finance, J. E. E
chapter Editor.
?The Corrftn-encp?m?rompttancn wit]
urogram which shall Ive of a dislinc
n the city both for tRej'conference
ifty delegates and friends, are expec
In collaboration with the Alpha P
[)nregas have planned a program-of
The program includes two formal dai
i siirtit seeing tour of t-lie historic Ca
he district are urged to attend.
All delegates are asked to register
TIIE VOICE FROM THE ;
MOUNTAIN Ij
It. F. SIeii^it
- This' week will be a live wire
week for Spartanlyr.g and vicinity, 'i
The Interdenominational -Ministers {
Alliance is having a great coopera- )
tive service pvaip-nm. The alliance -j
is condir ting soTyieb"o.TcTi piehl (i
for twelve int'ld- at some chinch '
in the city'nr its "vicinity an i some Y
member" of the allien-b will preach 3
each night. Th" a:m of this meet- *t
in<r is'to"! rine about a closer relax .j
a t urn among the members < ? the *:
different churches.. The writer X
thinks this is a forward step. foi. 'j
h" alliance. ?? ? X
On Thursday of r< xt week the {
Insursyvo Underwriters Missocia- X
lion of the state will hold its. an {
an-il -'c^'inn in the "Huh City" X
The nigh! session will he held at {
Trinity A. M. E. chr eh as th" X
guest of the Interdenominational
Ministers Alliance. Y
.i,
The p.T-tm and inembeis of Tiin-?*i
ity "-hurch seem to b- ready to re- X!
mive this great host' of minister's .j.
uid insurance men. Rev. T II. Ad ?
lis ui is the out- rtaininp-wtm- A
Strange as it seems but while *j'
n -few rrat iorts-<rf - the?woffrE-nro ttt-" X!
raged in the bloody battles of war {
* rid some are limbing every lie. ^
'essary preparation to fight, some
>odv is making a greater prepara- ^
tion to study the Book of books.
Sueh'is the attitude of the "Men's {'
Rible class of Silver ITill M. E. X
church. This class under the, di- {<
B. T. Smith has nuutr--?rtrh?nmi !?"j1
progress that the members docid- X
cd to build a Sunday school room *|<
n order that they might have ado- *:*
mate room to study God's word.- .j.
tt is said that the labor is being *j*
uy re cm news fit The fines A
which is'.composed of sonic of the y
est bricklayers and rftTpmtors in X
he town. It would ho fine if other
huvches would follow this- exam- X
do.
>
The Spartanlnirjr Raptist asso"- y
iation will i^dd a one day sessional
it Nnv Trinity -church-of Wellfortl {
?n Friday, April' 22nd.' At which X
ime each church wi'l brinif up
he reipiired domway ;or-the Hal><-X
ist "State coTrcrrtlnn "at Rnrfc Hill
m May 1. The Moderator declar- *:*
hat bis association will represent ?'
.00 per cent along all lines. X
F.AXC'ASTER"..NEWS
The" Young V.'oman's I! >ni>- an 1 X
Vrreign Missionary society of thi {
dt. Zion A. M. E._ Zi.oJti ....church X
act Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock {
t the home of Mrs, Kverlena Cun X
ingham on Phasant Hill street,.
The meeting wfts callerl to order X
v the President, Mrs. Mabel Rai*yt
"Just As [ Am" was lud'bV" X
liss Annie Phipher Faulkner; {
cripture was read by Mrs. Mary X
dice Adams; prayer was led {
?... A ??-?!? ?
nr>. ,-\mm, .mho ,*\?trni; "wnat a -> .
'fit-nil Wo Have In .Te=Us" was
rd Ivy Mis (iiissri Simpson. Min- " '
tos wore rend and adopted after 2
hii h tlio foil was called and col- 3
ction. Fnch mFirtber?responded 3
i* F> n R;).].. 'IVI-VII IT..iirt?nr? .0
iembe:? were present' Collection ft
as one dollar-and fifty-five cents. *?
The discussion was "How to ho ft
?True Missionary"?- Mis. Fiver1??
-na Cilflhinphaffi and Mrs. Mary ,5
. Jackson pave some very inter- ^
resting facts op the stated sub-' ft
?ct. 2
A delicious course of ice croam 5
nd cake was served by the hoa?3?ss,
after which all persons re-' X
orted as having enjoyed the af- g
moon. . j cfiB
tosts to Conference fit.h J
wS?r j
tae, J. Moriroe, R. D. Tynes, Dr. S. R
neelmg: G. A". Gcrreund C; H. McDoris
k, R.' H. White, W. J. Wheeler, W. I
A. C. CavTnega and Q. W. Harris,
ce-of th'c Omega Rsi Phi Fraternity \vi
Wilmington Chapter as host. This will
letter gathering has been held.
*si PJi'i Fraternity is comprised'of the
:h Carolina. The District is headed ov
-ersity. Besides the Fraternity, Mr. Atj
A ' ^~
uurs aim ueans of Xojjio Schools, a n
loniber ex-ofTkio of the Educational Px
member of the N. CJ. Teachers Assocu
youngest in the group, was organized i
ibership has doubled the oiiginal niimhi
s R. D, Tynes, Vice Basileus W. J. W
tyers, Keeper of Peace, Rev. II. B. Sh;
h the program of the natiunaUxtoup i
t benefit to the race-. Many celebratec
and the social affairs connected with
ted here. '
si Omega Chanter of the Alpha Kap]
social events, lifco of which shall be
aces at the new high school auditoriurr
,po Fear section and a closed affair a
on Friday afternoon at Payne's Hotel,
STATE A.&M.
: - Orangeburg
r" ANNOUNCES
' Twenty-fourth Annual
June 13 to Augi
i Regular (Hlopial' "' "INIK '
and' Sciences, I\ducali<
Trades and' Home
; Special "courses J,'<;r Principal?
and Teachers fit' Rn
For further Information adtli
Director of
Slate
Orai
n^.i X"Xt,Xi *!"!' v <? *!?
TVavel anywhere..an
on the SOUTHEI
AfareJbr every purse.../
brj One Way and
Wjjm Coach Ticket
>.. for each mile traveled.
CTjnHQ Round Trip T
W^T/JA ...tor each mile traveled .
ppMfMl Good in Sleeping and Pi
ImUhJ proper chargoa tor spac
GTjra; RounWrip^C
W ...for each mile travoled . .
Go<>d "> Sleeping and Pi
Wtbiiel proper charges lor space
One Way Tic
ol proper charges lor sf
AIR-CONDITIONED I
Dining Car* and Coaches on A1
rfh. Be Comfortable in tht
fp^4" " TRAIN TRA1
For further information, consult you
J. T. COBB, Division Passei
Columbia. S. <
Southern Railwj
L E EVY'S
FUNER AL HOME
I ndcrtokln']f And Embalming
?slogan?
LOWER PRICES
xuiii'i """""?
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"As N<ftr As A'our Nearest- Phone"
UNDERTAKER FOR STATE
HOSPITAL
Tft.11 Taylor St. Columbia .. jg
Phone 9276 I. S. Loevy, Mfcr.
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Saturday, April 16, 1938
'ist. Meet Apr. 22-23
' * v fc J ' ndl
^ Alj^y
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i
Rosemondy Basileus, Rev. H.
ild; Rack: R> Telfair, CL MoulJuviiett,
J, C\ Cooper, P. ? P.
11 convene in WUmngton, Apr.
bo the fust time in the his
sixticn graduate and under:r
by Mr. S. Herbert Adams,
iams is a member of the Nalember
of the American Asso>liciesrCommission
of the Naition.
in
January, 1937, with a mem?r.
The officers .of this Chaphc
eler. Keeper of Records, J.
iw, Chaplain and E. MacRae,
is planning an extensive civic
1 Omegans are e'xpedted to be
it. Some two hundred and
r>a Alpha Sorority the local
unparalleled in this district*,
i, a luncheon, tennis matches,
t the beach. Omega men . in
417' North Gth Street. ',
COLLEGE!,
S. C. J I
THE f
Summer Session f ~
ist 3,1938 I
n-Agriculture, Arts ? ?
D")v, Vocational &
Economics. X
I
s Jeanos Supervisors ?
fful?Schools.?r? ??? ?
ess:
A. & INI. College, &
igeburg, S. C. X *
x^x~x-x~xk~x~>x~x~x-:y
day *y |
for
141 CENTS Y .
PER MILE ;{;
I Round Trip - ?
3 X
" - J _
'ickets ?
. . return limit 1$ d?y?. X
ulor Car* on payment ol i
e occupied. X
" . i
ickets. ... . . ?
,. return limit 6 months. A
trior Care on payment ol A
occupied. ^ X
kets f
'arlor Cert- on payment v"
tace occupied. V
| 'Sleeping
Cart, X?7
Through Traint. ? X
; Safety of A r
fEh
T local nnmnt X
nj{er Agent T "
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