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Octohpf 24
5 Big Days a
Amusement By7!
Monday, October 24th
6:00 P.M.?Midwi
Tuesday, October 25th?E
, ' - 9:00 A.M.?Begi
6:00 P MP -Micb
Wednesday, October 26th
. 9:00 A J1.?Gate
11:00 A.PI.?Banc
12:00 A.M.-?Fan
Rural Schools
=-. - o:00 P. M,?Fini
6:00 P.B'I.^-Judj
^ ^ ' , 8:00 PAI.?Stocl
Thursday, Octol er 27th
9:00 A.M.?Gate
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11:00 A.M.?Banc
12:00 A.M.?Mhh
; - 1:00 P.M.?Foot
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/ / 6:00 P.M.?Fash
a* > Friday, October 28th
9:00 A.M.?Gate
10:00 A.M.-?Midi
,1:00 PJP. T.?Foot
Booker Washi
. Saturday, October 29th
9:00 A ?T Exh
~~ 11:00 A.M.?Pay5
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For Any Information, Wi
SECRETARY, S.
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NECjtO MEDICS K1\( H.N 1Z
' lanonship bctw
Continued from Pajyc 1 ?
ytnv.i.ui.11 ? izalions, as we
? ??? the white nr<
tea the delegates were held spoil- ti.wards Negrc
bound! Ty the exposition c f ' the !>* hnnry right
representatives of the National a'^ health prog
Medical association on matters af-,(A^ people.
fecting the relationship of the two Resolution!
organizations, and their attitude [}()USe Gf Dcleg
toward medical economic prob-Le., as rcpresei
lems throughout the country. frfie pjan
Following the close of the meet-1 ... ^
h c. ,i nnttee on E(
. *ing, widespread expressions of ,y ,
b' 1 * , ,i Medical assocu
.. commenis^and sympathy forthe^.^ Va > meeti
committee's position was expressed
on every hand, arid especially We, the a<
by the delegates from such South from the Nat
ern statcn as Georgia, Louisiana, cintvon, wish t
Tennessee. North and South Caro- appreciation of
linns, Mississippi and Texas Lekies of the ol
The favorable results of this of the Americ
conference surpassed?even the \ t ion.
most optimistic expectations of the As a mattei
committee. The committee be- oidtlr to presci
li'eves tiie final result should mean ficd front of
WHEN YOU ARE IN Ami MtHA. JWHY NOT
TAYLOR^S TAV
OF THE HRO A I) ItlVER ROAD, END
Where you can pet your- Room and Good Ho
sonable Rates. You can enjoy' Week-End Trips,
and Swimming? and Evcrv'hin?.
ENJOY THE BREATH IN THE PINES. KEE1
SUMMER'S HEART. YOU AND AL
FRIENDS CAN MEET AT
TAYLOR'S TAVERI
Mrs. Anna Taylor, Prop.? Thornton C
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i. C. Sate
HE 34th ANNUAL |
.ORED FAIR
NOctober-29h
nd 5 Big Nights
vause United Shows
: , . r
ay opens?Free Gates.
>and Concert
n Placing Exhibits *
vay opens?Fijee Gates ?
is open
1 Concert
ners Conference, 4H Clubs,
i riii-?i- rv
anu ^nurcn juay.
shJUacinff_Exhibit8
fing Exhibits *? ? ??
vay opens ???
^holders Annual Meeting
open (Big Thursday?Col'
i Concert tvay
Opens
ball ? Allen University Vs.
ige
ion Show, Steel Building
o ^ ^
is Open (High School Day)
way Open ???
ball ? High School Game ?
ington Vs. Mather Academy
ibits released.
)ng premiums
ctors Meeting
1 ;
U
rite i
C. State Colored Fair
Washington Street, Columbia, S. C.
rovemeftt in the re- against any encroachment
eon the two organ- prerogatives, "wg?submit th
11 as the attitude of lowing proposals.
)fession. generally, 1, That all classes of Am
i doctors, and their citizens have a free choice ol
to participate?In physician* ?
rram affecting their 2. That organized niedici
dedicate itself to the maint<
i presented to tho thc PkyWwHwttw* i?
rates by the commit 8 A , .
,1 3. (A) That the lower i
iting a summary of t , ,
titled b, the Com- f'5U>? be a33'at'd '? bea"'
heavy cost of hospitalizati
:6nomics, National ? - , .
. .. XT means of a non-profit hospi
ition at the Hamp A. , , . , f
. ? tion plan, preferably unde
ng were as follows: , , 1 , . .
vate control, endorsed and
credited delegates I vised by properly delegate!
ional Medical asso- ies of organized medicine,
o express our deep QU__.That this plan be c<
the gracious court- hensive enough to pefrmit at
Ticers and delegates all regularly employed citi^
an Medical associa- this income class to obtai
benefits. t~~
r of record, and in 4. (A)._Thafe the cost 01
it a completely uni- ical and hospital care of t
organized medicine digent bo subsidized by th<
State, or Federal Govern
^ singly or conjointly,
r DRIVE UP TO
(B), That the operation c
IV indigent care shall be at all
J?^ subjected to the closest s<
?-by the properly delegated
_ _ sentatives of organized m<
UF o 1 H #
me Food at Rea- (C) That wherever such
. Dining, Dancing . , .. , ,
cal or hospital care ts op
P COOL IN THE and organized medicine, tl
<L YOUR its national or local organi:
collaborates in furnishing
S medical or hospital care,
direr. Manager and proportionate provision
be made for the partfc'pat
such medical and hospital c
all members of organized m
i without regard to race or ci
PffifV9|HHH| i ? 6. That in those states
J calities where is not now ]
* sicians to become membe
* branches of the American A
? association, the loeal branc
-the National Medicfrt bmo
amMNMMMMMltt'* r?co*n'ze<^ *or BU?b phjT
J : * . ... v
THE PALMETTO LEADER
vs Hampl
| as a component part of organized
medicine, and shall thereby receive
the opportunity of engaging
in all activities, responsibilities,
and emoluments accruing therefrom,
having thereby the freedom
( to practice on the members of
; their own group. . I
I g, That in nrrW jromote a
better understanding and coopera,
tipn among the physichips of America
there be appointed properly
ddegated committees, annually
to act as a liason and coordinat
jny hnriipg fmm tVia American Med
ical association and the National
j Medical association.
I The above resolutions were* presented
by the colbed committee
and read before the House of Dela
- gates. They were referred by J
unanimoufe motion of that body
to the Committee of 25, for further j
consideration.
) ?j-? -?t J?
'EDITOR AND MRS. HARRISON
ATTEND MEETING HERE r.
v. ~ \]
Rev. and Mrs. J. McKenzie Har- ,
rison, editor the Samaritan Her- "
aid, Sumter, S. C., while in at- _
tendance of the Union R<?publican
State convention Thursday, called
nt. the Palmetto Leader office, as
puests of Editor Geo. H. HamoTr
?rton. -Editor Harrison, along with b
Drs. Geo. A. -Singleton, editor ^
t Christian Recorder and E. H. Mc
| Gill, president of Allen university 1
are appointed members of the 75th
Anniversary of the Negro Free- r
tlum which is--to?be held in Da. (
troi*t, Mich., 1940. 4
^ I
| Witts of Prof. Witts r
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One cannot rise higher than ho^
is low. Nor can one descend low '
or than he is high. It is the J
things under a man that tells how (
I high he is and the things above |
on its him that tell how low he is: For
e fol- aft{* ^e depths from one ascends
bespeak the heights to which
-erican he has ascende^?
f their =
snance. t Nina Mae Literary i
lation- I
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ncome I
on'byl "Cavalcade" o
taliza- I
r. Pri I By MARY ANN
super- I
i bod- I TAKEN FROM '
>mpre I ' ' R I R T II OF
iy and,I
ens ofII Published by American Soeie
n Us f and Put
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>f such I
I time. I "KING OF T
:rutiny |
^ I Columbia Towns
medi (joiumbia, soi
crative
52 Friday Nite,
such
ample Show From 8:30 to 11:00
i shall
ion in
are by , MUSIC
edicine
reed. I arold June and H
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ADMISSION . . .
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nation
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ton-Sat
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On the Stage
Prices Col.: o.on a
? Matinee ?
Adults 25c r=
Children 10c I - mm mm
n.-hi -. 1 /"E
Adults 40c II tl I'
Children 10c 11
Sob Baker Stars In I
^ivid Cowboy Film |
* ' ~ |
When Bcb Baker galloped his
torse into the first Scene of his atest^Universal
thriller, "Western
Trails", he made Hollywood hisory.
For by that gallop,- which ean tow
be seen on the screen of the
iHTOfrrna theatrf, at tho late show j.
\jifnvrln\r nftrbf bo cfotfo/4 fbo
"* -* "w WV' v,,v j
.000th isicttfTe to be shot on the
nost photographed street in the
world." That thoroughfare is
'Western Street" at thoUnivev>al
studio. This dusty boulevard
own of Tombstone, Arizona.
Up and down its Length has rid!en
every Western star in the anlals
of Hollywood. Tom Mix, Wil
iam S.^ Hart, Hoot .Gibson, Ken
daynard, Harry Carey, Buck Jon(s
and TTrany others have shot it
tut with bad men in the street's
lance halls, banks and pool rooms.
Job Baker burns blank cartridge
>owder for justice's sake accordng
to this grand tradition in "Wes
em Trails". For this thousandth
ilm, a dozen new buildings were!
uected on Western Street. ?
Bob is supportecT. by a strong
:ast in "Western Trails'T His
ekding lady is Marjorie Reynolds
teautiful newcomer to 'films. CST^"""
yle Moore(, Franko Corsarro and
fohn Ridgely have important roles
jleorge Waggner directed.
Trade With These I
A J- 1:
^uyer users
and Dramatic Club
:nts -7?? 1
f the Blues" I
[IE BUNTING |,
i;
HIE CARTON:. _ ? , Pi
' A SONG" jji
;ty of Composers, Authors
iliBhers
PERSON) Si
iandO
S. C. A. P. ,
HETBtUES"-^ *
ship Auditorium |
nth Carolina
October 7th I
Dance From, 11:00 to 2:00 I
; BY
is Swing Masters
on Ff*r White People
. . . 60 CENTS I
?? II
; ~ J_ ? - . , I ' _ m
?J o<
urday,oF
-IN HiKSUP
:4^_7 ..00?9:15
lOr-HAttAND
HIS FAMOUS
ORCHESTRA
"Fpn tnriYigr
BttTtlAWN
d the DAWN PATROL
OMBV II II W i
On the Screen:? *
Time Out For Murder"
- ? ?-with-*
jria Stuart?Michael Whalen
"BR
FIQTQ As a stee'*nerved
riOIO cow-puncher
? ridjes herd on
??bandit fillers!
V llilJiILT ;>(). 1 " Yj U IN
SCREENO 11
$12.50 i
y~ EXCU1
! Jackson^
Thursday
$2 75
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| Motte, S. C., Kingvillc, S. C
U S. C., Columbia, S. C.
I Via SOUTHERN IL
September 29 Leave Oranj?i
September 29 Leave St. Mai
September 29 Leave Sin^lett
September 29 I,cave Fort M
September 29 Leave Kingvi
September 29 Leave Gadsde
September 29 Leave Westor
I September 29 Leave Hopkir
September 29 Leave Colum
September 20 Arrive Jacksr
Rel
Sept. 30 Leave Jacksonville
October 1 Arrive Columbia
October 1 Arrive Hopkins
October 1 Arrive Gadsden
October 1 Arrive Kingville
October 1 Arrive Fort Motte
October 1 Arrive Orangeburj
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