The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 24, 1938, Page Page 2, Image 2

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1r j?no?>? "The Old Gray" 1 . Rev. E. Philip Ellis | The Southern System So many colored people have made choice of the Southern Sys ; fc, I ing the Christmas holidays this ,f | year, as well as for their shop'P ping engagements*-?While' rail I i- roads are strickly business trans actions with special privileges to j all. the Southern has shown the proper consideration of our racial group. All railroads should provide special accommodations for v-j passengers traveling on their lin ? ' es but I?know from?experience that the Southern has given Ne ' groes accommodations that they were refused on other railroads. No one can be alarmed when Ne-I groes select the Southern in taking their trips to their grand - vacations. In traveling on the "Southern trains Negroes show ~~Vil ^ appreciation' to this great stem for its consideration of our ? racial leaders and all" of us ref&rdless to our station in life. Ne ' "gToes **riding with?the?Southern- ; can be assured thnt-this company- will appeciate their" rtetronage. To be continued. C A Widow's Tribute To K. ^ Husband 1/ A Dedication to the late RtSerendE. W. Graham . Little over a year ago, November. 1937, our dear brother end minister of the South Carolina conference, Rev. E. W. ?raham, : departed this life to answer the ' '. Master's call. We cannot say that his pres- , , ence is dead, for we feel that the I Master has given him two lives. .?One in. the Heavens above us, and ... the other, in the hearts of his fellowmeri, urfdyfng memories. Born in Fait'fax. S. C. Died at 7~- his pastoral charge at Lincolnville S. C. Whereas his life's record has been conveyed to the remotest bounds of church work, we can truly say that he" kept the faith until V?ie? Ann 4-L. w.?vii tiio ucatn, i Death is a stranger in our midst. This grim *gray monster has been given power to exercise his influence over the human rare daily, yet we do respect him. We mourn the loss -nf~mrr""(tetrr ~ friend, Rev. Graham and hope some day that we shall be able to see him wearing the crown of glo ry~ which he labored to attain. "Let Us Advance On Our Knees" FtRST~C^N0RE?JSlO\AL DISTRICT MEETING Robert Smalls High School Beaufort, S. C^?The Fi&t Con gressional district of'The Palmetto State Teachers' aSsoeiafion held it., ar.rual meeting at the Rob^r Smalls .1 gh school, Beau tor:, S>. fS . 1 < o at iz roon with a group of 350teachers' from Dorchester Hampto-\ Colleton, Allendale, Ror kelfy, Charleston and B.<ai:fo-t P" eounties. Miss Rosamond Alston, Frofes r.or of Education at th?> South. Carolina State college, Orr.pgcburg, ?L C., was^thj?..gu?al_siii-aker -of ~ the above meeting. She spoke on the subject: "Current T enda In. _ Education In a Changing Economic Order!'. She emphasized very effectively the inadequacy of the educational system of the old schocd to cope with the present educational needs of industrialism and individualism. Of, equal " in terest was?kcj- disconce mrj thrr ~ needs of a richer and fuller life for the-eommon main. ' - ? ^Jr. G. A. Anderson, president of the Palmetto State associatior related some previous special efforts of the State association to - improve general conditions for its i members. He also cited a list of objectives for present and imme- | diate future relative to group advancement. Mr. Felton, State Agent for Negyo gcpools. stressed the im^ ^ portamce of health training and vocations for all pupils in our schools, which will enable thOm to become self-supporting citi sens. He likewise empha^ ttd th< Importance of accurate record Keeping and efnciar.t service o\ the part of teachers. Durinff the intermission tkfrrorup was escorted to the Home Ecorcmics Dept. where they were served a delicious three course luncheon of hot soup and saltin- < ?s, potota salad, assorted sand- < "Wiches, pickle* eocoa; ambro- i sia and assorted cakes. The ta- . bles were laden "with fruit and _ each dined heartily under a Christ , il_ mas-like atmosphere. At the business sessic/n of the ' afternoon, Miss Broadnax, the < iL. district chairman presided. The body accepted the Invitation extended by Miss Cooley to meet rL. . *t the Penn school on /St. Helena 1 b Island for the 11139 session. Mr. 1 EH Davis, principal of the Allen- ] dale Training school wa,, elected vice-chairman Mr. Hammit erf Walterboro, secretary of dit- ] trict; Miss Victoria JohnSon, Charleston, program sccretary; M^Ss H. G. Grayson, Beaufort, publicity chairman atid Prof. W. Kent Alston, corresponding seeretary, Beaufort. We were pleased t0 have the following guests: Mr. J. B. Feltoti, State Agent of Negro schools Miss R. Alston, Professor of Education, S. C. State college; Miss Broadnax, chairman of the First Congressional distance; Misses Cooley and House, principal auul assistant IpriTTClpals O f Penr school, fltt. Helena Island; Rev. Mr. Mayes, First Presbyterian church, Beaufort, S. C. Mr. Pinck aty, Preso^.o* ian Missionary!, \V.. 1 ierbmuv S. ?L, _ who gave a way a number of Bible calendars Mr. G. A. Anderson, president of the Palmetto State Teachers' association. Fountain Inn and Mrs. Carter, attendance teacher, Beaufort county. The group- ws invited to visit the j Penn school, . the Mather school, *and the Beautfort County Training school where there is oein? conducted an NYA.camp for youi g Negro boys." ' The host Prof. W. Kent Alston _ mcVt graciously and efficiently cted as master ot ceremonies. ? ing ladies for the delicious repast Mrs. Helen Scheper, instructor of Hon e Economics at the Robert Smalls high school, Misses Mai v B. Grayson and Willie M. Bythewood and Messrs Neal and Williams and Brunsoui. l_l principal and president of Beaufort County Teachers' asst ctattvrr; I wish?to?than!*- - eaeb teaeher, studemt and parent, foi theic fine spirit of cooperation in making the meeting a successful one. W. Kent Alston. Reporter acid Asst. Sec. i lof?eBaufort. County, _ Miss Julia Gaillard. Robert Smalls High School -Stephen Singleton^, a pupil oi grade sixth and the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Singleton, died Sunday, December 4th. lie was absent only two days from school Sev<ya.l beautiful floral designs were given by the class. Pall bearers and flower girls?were selected from the sixth grade. J resolution was read by Carstct RTversT A" duet byLertora Ling ard and Gertrude 53ingleton. / election bv the class. The girls started -their baske' -.^11 pmnticp; n fVw days ago ur. ier the direction of Misses- F. ' Grant and W. M. Bytheworod. / K/xtt hnnlfptpors. headed I :oaches A. Ncal and H. Williams. Both teams will be much stror.g?y this year. f Robert Smalls Christmas vacations begin December 21 and efrid January 2, 1939. RIDGE SPRING NEWS 'Myrry Ch'istmas ar.d Happy Vcavrt S. s; .W<1s~tarjrply-?4 tunded Sunday and th*1 lesson liscussed interestingly by the various teachers. A creditable nffrbTTtfl was taken -air by-the little mis-lo^a' ies :fi<Y the Chrisimas gifts. They also-extended an invito t-ion?-:Le-?_ and program, -Tuesday, Dec. 27 at 3 o'clock. We express our deepest ?ym n?-thv to Mrs Alice Blocker and family in the loss of her daugh ter Mrsr-Ida L. Harris. There -is a strong spirit of rivalry among classes in the Christ """ Onlo /-I o 4- /-? rvn y?. ronrtrfc ' I Ul > Cl*?u l/U vjavt X "" Druids above $22. Watch for the 'xact amount npxt week. - The H.-E. girls realized a ered it.able amount from the minstrel Friday right. Also the basket of groceries, which were won by Elmer Harris. * Wo w-ffo gl^d to welcome Miss athermine "Besft as a visitor fn our town during the week-etnd. 1 He doll contest will end Wedrt^.day. Notice for the winner. The boxing team of Ridge Hill -chool composed of the "ag" boys efcder the direction </f Mr. Gardner .motored to ,Saluda tQ meel the. fast boxing tc'am of Saluda school -and?bthold_ they_ brought vll the bacon back to Ridge Spring Hardlng_.Bi.Qpks. 8th grade, wor over his opponent in the 2rj.fl round by a K. 0.,and Harden Brooks 'of 9th grade, won ovei hi-; opponent in the- 3rd round by i K. O. Mis. Nancy Rniford qf Columbia is., "spending sometime here with her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Haz zard. We are glad t0 see Mr. C. W. Raiford?home from N. Y. \V<; hope he \vHll soon recover frorr his ilbiess. We are glad to see Mr. anc Mrs.' Alp'hor.fco Hammr/nd > in town. COURDINE...CIRCUIT N^WS Rev. R. A. Bi"own, Pastor Sunday school opened at 10:2? with Supt. F. L. Bruinson in the :hair. The teachers at their post of duty. - The le?son was taught in all classes ami reviewed by X). J.- Hartwell. At TT7T5~ woFshTjb hefaW "With an inspirational devotion. Rev. R \. Browln preached from the text Gen. 3:4. Subject Build High Above The Danger Linp. The pastor preached a hearf^buThtng sermon which we all did etnjoy, Holy Communion, was given to a large crowd. Our first quarterly conference was held at St. James church, j : ' . : ?^ ? Author | . MISS ZORA ME ALE HURSTON "Author cf the new book, "Tell | My Horse", published by J." B. Lippiricoff company, Philadelphia Pa., which has been widely prais 1 ed by critics. The book is the story of folk life in Haiti and .Jamaica^ personally observed as no - .. white person ever taw if f!nr1 Larmer, author of "Stars Fell on | Alabama," says: "Her book is full, of keen social comment relieved i with constant humor, is packed) with good stories, accounts of folk religions, songs with both music and words." (Calvin Serviced-?, - Nov.?26.27. Pr. J. -I..?Benbcrw brought the morning message to us and again in the afternoon. Mr. James Murrell has returned home from Philadelphia and ".reports a spletndid trip. Mr*. Ida Barr left for Washington, D. C., after spending "five monthj- with her sister of Lanes. Mr. and Mrs. ?ammie S win torn announce the birth of a son Nov. 27. Mr. and Mrs. James Maxwell announce the birth of a son Dec. 16th. Miss Olia Cooper became the bride of Mr. Bryant Byriufn on December llthr git ._3 ...olclock _aL. the homp 0f the bri<le. A large crowd witnessed the wedding. Rev. J. ET Davis attended the session of the Free and Accepted Masons last ' Wednesday ^nnd Thursday. He reports a lovely trip. ; Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Ding of Hendoor, Georgia are here spending the Christmas holidays. We hope for those on the sick list a speedy recovery. Much joy for Christmas arid a Happy lis ^ w i ear. --^VRLBOro county teachers meeting - - Gtoup_ No,?1 met at the Ke.v schcol, Dec. 1. The devotion was conducted' by the Supervisor Miss 'TB- E. Grahanr, rrfter which the minutes of the previous meeting . wo' e approved. The following person*. - were elected officers: R^v. A. Wright, chairman; Mrs. M. Wright, secretary; Mrs. MeCrae Hennegan, treasurer; Program committee; Mrs. T. M. McQueen, Miss Thetis Quick and Mr L. Hen^zon. Miss Graham mafic an interesting^ talk ori The Importance of Teaching the Pupils to> Read Cot ^ec*tly. Mrs. Prudence McGol|-v lum was presented and made an interesting .talk rm?Health. After which Rev. A. J. Wright who ha? charge of" the ChnstlPUii Seal? for this year was also._j>resentpd and spoke of the Red Cross, urging all teachers to help Pitrht a' gainst Tuberculosis and be i?c| ! sponsible for as many spals a.' p(/csrt)le. Mai:v--oft the patrors i attended and" we were glad to. I have them presantr? A-jpalatable dinner was served.' Mrs. Simpkins was with us in a county wide health program, Deoclrrlber 15th which was held at Shiloh Bapt. church.. ^ ' ST. STEPHEN A.M.E. CHURCH t Georgetown. S. C.?The weath1 or Sunday was not a bar to the I church goers. At 11 o'clock a. m. services a great number attended. After devotionpls conducted by the local elders of this chtyrch, the pastor selected his message from St. Matthews 1:21 Toenc TlirtVi TT'nrOfnlrl TVtic ' message set the church on hallowed fire. Everyone went away feeing good with new thoughts afid brighter ideas from his inspiring message. r At 3:30 p.m. the Sunday school attendant;, were at their posts with the assistant Supt. presid1 ing. We are very happy over the 1 way Our young people are coop'' crating in the Sunday school; We say to you all hold on. | The League met at the usual hour with the Vic^-rrestdeTrt Miss s W. Bennett, presiding. At 7:30 after devotionals the j 111 BifiHTlM?id i i HE PALMETTO LBADEB pastor preached another heart fauiMiny -DioDingo faotu St. Luk< 15':18-/19. Theme The Prodigal Son. We'wish to thnnk all the members and visitors who worshiped with us in all of our services Sunday. To the visitors: Com? again and to the members: Contimue tQ come. The get-to-gether meeting of the Georgetown district was called together at St. Stephen A. M. E .church, Monday, December 19 at 10:30. a.m. by Presiding Elder Dr. Tv J. Miles. Each charge was represented with the presence erf tluir pastor and lay members to perfect plans for the conference yeatr of 1938-39. The meeting was highly endorsed., bv members of the district to carry out the wish es of our presiding elder. Our follow". (Mrs.) W. S. Wineglass, reporter M r. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Sellers, S. C.??S: S. opaned at the usual hour with Supt. and hi? co-workers at their post of duty. At 11:30 a.m. service begaiu. The pastor selected his text from the 24:14 of St. Matt. He used as a subject Th? Gospel of the Kingdom. This was a"wonderful message. Quite a fewr church goers were out to this service. A large crowd of visitors worshiped with us at this service. At. 6 p.m. the A. G. E. League assembled and rendered a wonder ful program. The. young people of this department is playing a wonderful part in the church which should he commended. -At 7:00 p.m. we- again assembled and. witnessed ' another burnng message from the Rev. A. J. Pogue, the newly appointed pastor of the M. E. church to th? Sprir.gviUe cHrcuit. He selected his t*xt from the'6:i7 Rev. Subject A Great Day or a Great Question. Quite a few members of the M. E> church were present to witness this wonderful message. ' ^ Our pastor and the Rev. J. S; Hall were the dinner guests of .vir. ana Mrs. .viacK uavis. ?M-r,?MaJ^o Anderson and Miss Bessie Williams were hmppily mar ri^d Saturday evening at 3:30. Mr. L. Z. McDaniel and little son were seen in town Monday on business;, Mrs. Addle Now] in is very sick at this ivriting. Also little James Cropland is somewhat indisposed. Mt. Zion and its members wish the Palmetto Leader and its efritire staff antl friends a Merry Christmas?and a Happy -New Year. Miss R. J. Fladger the niece of Mrs. T. B. .Tones" and the English teacher in Sellers Jr. High school will be married' December 25 to Mr. A. Key of Darlington, S. C. We wish you happiness and suecess. . COLLETON TRAINING SCHOOL NEWS Walterboi o.?Colleton Training soVinnl olpfts nffinovs nf tho Yonnp' People's Forum. The officers elect ed were as follows: Pres. Mr. Cla ton Marshall; vice Pres. Mr. Rich aid Brown; Sec.. Miss Helen Maree; Asst. Sec.; Miss Octamine Mjtchell; Treas. Miss Elizabeth Hiott; Reporter, Mr. F'lw. Black. "Program committee: Miss Lnella Green, Chr.; Miss Octamine Mitch ell, Miss Enie Walker, Mrs. Edw. Black. Social Committee: Miss Edith Mitchell, Chr.; Miss Elizabeth Hiot, Miss Lauretta Framp ton. Miss Elizabeth Wright, Mr. T lius M?Te<uv-Mr, Richard Brown Mr. Cleveland Mitchell. The Young People's Forum of Colleton Training- school held their first meeting Nov. 9. The program rendered was as . follows Sor.g. Prayer by the president; Discussion, Why is it Necessary to attend Forum? The discussion was led by Mr. Edward Black Miss E. MitchelL Mr. Claton Marshall. The conclusion was a talk by the advisor. Meeting Nov. 30 was called tc order by the president; the program rendered was as follows: Discussion: Is it Harmful tc Dance? Led by Mr. Richard Brown Octamine Mitchell, E. Mitchell Mr. C. Marshall. This committee amended the constitution, . Mr Black, Mr. Clayton Marshall, Mr J. McTeer. Remarks by the advisor, Mr. Hammitt, principal. Meeting Dec. 14 was called tc order by president. The program was as follows: Song, prayer b> Mr. C. Marshall; recitation Miss II. Marcc; recitation Miss B. Hioi paper Mr. Richard Brown. fDiscussion: What one might do tc make a better community. The discussion was led by Miss E Walker, Miss K. Mitchell, Mr. E Black. The following topics were brought up and discussed by the forum: Things undesirable in s community; Cossip; Lack of intei est in Christian activtes; Corrup tion of Rome life; Laek of whole some recreation. Tit conclusion re marks were made by the advisoi Mr. Hammitt. r1 | LANCASTER TRAINING SCHOOL NEWS - During the past two weeUfc, - some- very interesting programs have been presented in the auditorium at assembly period. The first-of which was presented by the members of the 2nd grade B class of which Miss Lillian Thomp son is teacher. Another was given by members of the 3rd B class of which Miss' Ruth Blue is teacher, With the approach of the holidays in mind, the students assembled last ThjJrsday to witness ar? excellent Christmas program by members of he 2nd B class of which Miss Majorie Clinton is teacher.?And Monday,?Dec. 12_ tha Girl ReserVe club of the school entertained the audience With F short hut interesting cantata. Wilhemena Peay of the sefnior class was mistress of ceremonies and Thcimie Lou Davis of the junior class was reader. All of these and they were educational as well as recreational. On last Tuesday, the Student Patrol was reorganized, and the student body assembled to which the members of the patrol wer. /presented. These* students are very active and vthey aid greatly ih the general 'set-up of the school. Friday and Saturday,. Dec. 16 and 17th, the teachers of Lancaster county and the hi school department of the Lancaster Tr. school will meet in the auditorium to attend a health institute directed by Mrs. Simpson, State nurse. Dr. Mance of Columbia "and Dr: Clinton of this city will address this body of teachers and students; j . A program of Carol singing will be presented in the school auditorium, Thiirsay night by a group of city and county teachers. under the direction of Miss Davidson, teacher in Mt. ^Carmel Jr. High school and Miss Majorie Clinton. EASTOVER NEWS Rev.'J. | E. Dixon, Pastor Sunday \yas a high day at St. Philip A. M. E. church and many _ church goers came to church. We had a wonderful Sunday s'chool. After Sunday school service be-stirring sei'nion. St. Philip wa.sct on hallowed fire. He preached from the fourth division of the Psalms T^xt Have Mercy Upon me atid Hear my Prayers. Survday was a day of joy ,and happiness. After hearing the wonder^ ful services at church the Pastor tU'V. J. p^L/ixon went ov^i w ine home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green to perform the marriage ceremony of their daughter Miss Mattie" L. Green to Mr. Nathaniel Robinson. This couple did look lovely. Arourd five hundred peo'ple attendcd the wedding. We are glad to know Mrs. Q. Martin is still improving but sorry to hear of our trustee, Mr. W S. Holley having a stroke. We hope for him a speedy recovery. There W?H be a big Christmas tree at St. Philip, December 26 - anrl a finf program. Come, hear the quartet boys. - ?Come to church, ioin-thc church. BAMBERG COUNTY HIGH LIGHTS 1 Now that we are approachirg the Christmas holidays all minds are turned towards plans for a very prosperous holiday despite the efforts of. old roan "Hard ! ?? I limes J Stars are seen glimmering ,! from many windows ar.d lights i are burning late rhd long jn pre, paration for th<^~ groat feast. I {Service's at Williams chapel iwere very soul stirring and irtspir i ing. Rev. B. S. Salley thn pastor m preached a wcmderfii} sermoln on "Finding Jesus". The following attended the ex ecutive .meeting of the Mt. Cal! vary cdnvention and reported a successful meeting: Messrs Chas. ' McMilan, Leroy Beard and Carey McMillan. > The Bamberg County Teachers' i association held its monthly meet ' ing at the Bamberg high school ! Friday, D^cembdr 16th, with a . Jlarge aimndancc.,?The^e were. > many points of interest during s the assembly. Mrs. Burch, the . ^fte7idance tedfchfer; Mg. O; W. Lancaster, tho County Supt. of 't Education and Mrs. Almond, the p part time T. B.- worker gave very r timely and encouraging remarks. Miss Clemmafjjne Williams won fifftt prize tor the best attendance , record poster. This prize was ^given by Mrs. Bnrch. Sa : ? HIl The groups assembled for discussiOui of Material and Methods" in Reading. Mrs. Evelyn McCr&?T~ "wfts" 5n" chat pre of th? * primary group and Mrs. Lec/na B. McMillan the upper grades. Messrs Chas. McMillan, Prince Williams and J. D. Marshall were hosts to the following guests Fri- j day night, December 16th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Marshall: Misses Ester and Isabella .Teikirs, Cherry W a-hnngton, Clcmmatine Williams, Hazel Williams Jenkins; Ruth Lomax, Beatrice Brown, Cleo Moore, Mesdam 1 ?s Wisher Green, L. B. McMillan, E. Marshall, Pet*ihna Mcfriafee, I fcz Nimnions, Messrs M. A Menafte, Jr., G. W. Eearse, Phirt seg Green, K! T! Nimmons. 7T very enjoynblc eTerin^-was^ spent hy all. ' ; Wed:i?sday, Decmlier 14 was <ybserved as Marion B. Wilkerson Da^ among teachers and students at Voorhees for the purpose of making a Christmas contribution to the "Home''. Mrs. J. E. Blarr. tory and the work being (done at the "Hofme". A neat sum .war realized. ?? ? . Misses M. O. Chappclle, Louise Chappelle, M. Franklin, Mesdames ~Luuna B. McMillan and Eddie Marshall were among the shoppers in Columbia recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. Thompsotn of Manning wcre the ver^y pleasant callers of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mar shall the past week en mute to and from Tuskegee, Ala. We_-regret to renoft the illness of Mrs. Alafair Beard at this time. We wish for her a very speedy reccryery. ? t . The Carver "Mothers'^ club entertained with a bingo party Friday night, Dec. 1G in interest of the Christmas Seal Sale. REED ST. NEWS S. C. Perry, Principal The annual senior~play will be pr>;-. mea jvionaay ppgnc un inr school auditorium entitled ''Lena Rivers". At this writing: both Jbasketball teams are practicing in earnest for the coming season, under the guidance of Coaches Riley and Gerald. We 'are looking forward for one of the most successful teams in years: Weldon Book Club The Weldon Book club, a library sjpdent organization sponsored by Miss Rcssie J. Brower held one of its bi-monthly meetings on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'cldck. The hour was interestingly spent with discussi'/is of th' leading books for "JifrfioT and senior high pupils. Amcrng the books which seemed to-bold the most interest were ones such as. "Gone With The Wind''; "Harm?ia"; "T.ut!p Women"; "Little Men", "Rose ir Bloom" "An Old Fashioned Girl" These and other fiction titles provided" all absorbing . discussion Plans were also- mad? which will involve the presentation of lbrary material to "the reading public" of the school. lit a previous meeting the officers for the Weldcn Book club were selected as follows: Miss Johnnie M. Lee, president; Miss "Marguerite Suss we 11, \ticc-pa rsr-- dent Miss Fannie Williams, secret" Tar'y; Miss Arsu'nia Campbell, cor- responding-1 secretary; Miss Ruth /Scott, treasurer; Miss Louise Perry, chairman of program committee; Mi?s Corinne Jackson^ reporter. The club has full intent to carry cut the objectives of the libra ry:_as a social, literary -center, having selected it's name in honor ?f one of the most prominent figures in the field of literature. At this time we wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Robert s.mai.ls hi schooi HoaiifAi f _S P n?A M omcl Q \? I mornirg, Mrs. India Shanklin and her H. E girls of Burton, >S. C., motored to Bcaufort to do their Christmas shopping for the annual mothers and daughters banquet. On their way back they stopped at Robert Smalls High scnool observing the H. E. depart , i I \ \ X <* turday, .December 24, 1938 IiTTTieTdMeJight. M Grand Chancellor S.W. Green oi the Knights of Pythias of Louisiana,popularly termed "New Orleans' Black Mayor," who recent ly announced tne reciaimation 01 the t mammoth Pythias temple through a :RFC loan of mo,re than $50,000. The temple hds long been the pride of Southern Negro institutions and has been : the _ show spot of New Orleans. Chan- ' cellor Green 'has been connected with the Pythians since July, 1883 and from then otn has been one of the most outstanding characters "in national fraternal and business circlues. ~ He is also president ol . the Liberty Industrial Insurance company of Louisiana. The loan was secured through attorneys A. T. Walden of Georgia and A. B. Hammond, white, of New Orleans, assisted by Mar shall Ballard, Sr;, editor of the New Orleans Item-Tribune. Assurance of repayment-was given in that many business and-pro- fessional men of New Orleans promised to_ take space in 'the building at the expiration of the Charity hospital lease. ?(ANP Photo) ment and other classrooms. We were very glad to have thenr. The P. T. A. met Wednesday at 8 o'clock at the J. I. Washing ton library. The Tegular meeting was combined with "Daddies' Night", opened with a song Silent Night, led by Mrs. L. Frazier 23rd Psalms, in coincert; prayer~ Mr. Felix Pcrwell; Spiritual; short talks, Trof. H. Williams, Rev. W.? Green, Mr. A. Davis; Spiritual: remarks, Mr. Felix Powell; History and Life of General Robert Smalls, Mr. H. G. Fisher'; short talk, Prof. W. K. Alston*. - - Next-the-el^etion- of officers for ? the ensuing year. They are as follows:' Presidemt( Mrs. J. I. Washington; Vice-President, Mrs. H. Frazier; Secretary, Mrs. F. Da vis; r Asst. Secretary, Mrs. E. Davis; Treasurer, Miss A. Haynes. A Christmas program was pre-^'^ seated at Chapel exercises Thurs day morning under the direction of Mesdames B. T. Washington and L. Frazier. Program?Song, Holy'. Holy, Holy; Scripture reading, Prof. W. K. Alston; Lord's Prayer chanted; Introduction of speaker, Prof, w. iv. Alston; viuest speaKer, rar Simmons; Song, 0 Little Town of Bethlehem; Reading:, Birth of Christ, Gwendolyn Mitchell; Song Dear Little Stranger, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades; vocal solo, Bessie Capers; Reading The Night Before Christmas, Charlene Riley; vocal*' ?" solo, Edith Alston; Chrislmaa / darolsT* the school. On Thursday aftennocm at 5:00 o'clock the Principal W. K. Alston of Robert Smalls 'High school entertained his faculty at his cozy and most attractive bungalow. It was onc^ of the most effective affair,, of the season. The evening was spent with playing games and -enjoying radio music. The host assisted by two of his hi school students B. Myers and H. Brooks. ? The menu consisted of grapefruit decorated with cherry, cold punch, cake, assorted cakes, raising, sugar coated peartuts, pecan,, and camdy. Everyone exnassed themselves 'with having enjoyed the evening very high-? ly. Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year to all. -4 PAV UP YOUR ?v JL 'v. i