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John F. Potts Talk* cm Humane Work Continued from Page 1 school libraries, kr . , At Spartanburg the "Harmon Singers" were heard over the ri f - dio in a humane program. Pro; C. C. Woodson, principal of th Carver High- school- -spoke:?Th members of the singing grou were Mrs. Flora W. Powell, Mn A. B. Wright-McWhirter, Mrs Warren C. Bunch. Miss Grac Walker and Miss Stacey Whil mire, all of Spartanburg. At Greenville the Sterling E school quartette sang and Prir cipal Robert "L. Hickson delrvei ed a short talk on humane edu cation and it* <Vrcnni7.nt.inna ii the higrh school at Greenville. BENNETTSVILLE NEWS Miss Virginia ?Mal!oy who i teaching in Yatnassee, spent th ?week-end at home and?had as he guests, Miss E. Little of Andersoi and Mr. Irvin Jackson of Yamas see. Miss Mary Malloy who i _ teaching in Alcot; her guoota wot* Miss Lola Chisolm of' Rock Hill teaching at St. Paul Trainini . scliuul,?Summer ton;?Miss?Mtrrt Watson, of McCall and Prcrf. Ja cob Smith of Alcot. All report ed a very pleasant week end a the Mallovs' home. Mr. J. P. Kennedy a well knowi citizen of this city passed awa; Friday morning and will be fun eralized Monday p.m. The entiri city is in deep svippathv with Mrs Grace Kennedy and family. Ftrof. Jam?*s Gaskins who i: teaehing in Orangeburg ctounty was in the city last week visiting parents and while here was th< nause guest 01 miss Mamie mou zem. Mr. Howard Holmes of Johnsor C. Smith, was in the city the weel end, the house guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Knight. Miss Sarah Morris, teacher ot Sims hi, Union, spent the..week end with parents and family Mr and Mrs. J. H. W. Morris. She had as her guests, Profs. Henry Ford, Booker T Wright, Jesse Miles and Miss Maggie, Witherspoon of Fayetteville, N. C.. were the week end guests erf Misses Mamie Mouzon and Delphine Mc Daniel. The above persons motored to Florence, Hartsville am] Sumter during the week end. The visitors reported a very pleasant stay. Miss C. D. Sanders, the girls' aunt mndp thfir atny_u^iiy eniovable. Mrs. Humphries and Prof. Rayland, instructor of Sink hi, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W. Morris and family. They accompanied MieB- Sara Mot xis hcrme. "? Miss Rachel Green spent?the week-end home from her schooi in ^Florence. Prof. Arthur Rosewall McCollum, teacher in the Schofield hi Aiken, along, with his splendid quartet rendered a very nice musical program Sunday p,m, at ShiIoh church. His sister Miss Ellei \ steen McColTum, student at Brienholm school, Camden accompanied them. A.large numtTer of friends frcnr Laurinburg, N. C., were in th< city Sunday visiting Dr. and Mrs T. R. Richardson. The A M. E. Z. Missionary mass meeting held their session Frlday at Evans Chapel. Rev. anc Mrs. J. C.. Cox highly entertained them. Sick are: Mrs. Hettie Bingham MJrsf. Richi, Mrs Charlie Grace, Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. McRae, Mrs Minnie Durant, Mrs. Alberta Bing ham was called home from to the bedside of her sIclT4n other. Mr. Ross of New York was - called- home on account -ef the4Hness of his father Mr. C. R. *.orss Mr. and Mrs. C. L Johnakin ac companied by their sister, jMrs Anna C. Dudly sper\t a whil< Thursday p.m. in Hartsville, housi quests of Rev. and Mrs. H. H Butler and family. Mrs, Brunson, Mrs. Campbel and Miss Cornelious Butler o Hartsviile were in the city Sun day. Mrs. Brunson and Mrs Campbell were the house j^uest: of Mr. and Mr#. Roy McQueen Miss C. Butler was the hous< guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. L Johnakin. Mr. Luther Ross spent the wecl end in Durham, N. C., with hi' brother, Mr. Rows. ^ Mr. and Mr#. William J. Gillian 7)f Columbia visited the Bennetts villg high school on Friday, Apii 7. Mr. GilHam formerly was at instructor here in the high <oh ol The faculty and student <bod> sympathizes with Mrs. Grace T mmiiShr >'Ti r -n'- - i ? ' r "*t Kennedy and family in their recent bereavement. The social given by the Bennettsville faculty was quite a gala affair. The gymnasium was dec^ orated very beautifully, f Misses Hurley, Quick and Baker visited Holly Hill Easter week re- _en<L_ .Messrs-Jffi?Ji?Bnnely F? S. Edwards and James Jacques ^ motored to Bennettsville that Sun " day evening to bring the young ladies ome, and Mr. Johnny Davis motored as far as Sumter with them, then he returned home. Mr. Thaddeus Williams, Misses Thetis Quick, D. L. Middleton and % M. A. Baker motored to N. C. on Sunday afternoon, April 16th to take Mr. Horne and others. Mrs. Hanna B. Brown is the house guest of her 'mother. Mr. and Mrs. H. Peterkin mov ed in their beautiful new home on Ame)ia St. this have added much to looks of Amelia St. e Mrs. A. Garden reported a splen did term and closing exercise of the two months of adult school at the Dise Hill school. Mrs. Smith is improving niceI ly after a few weeks of illness. r HOLLY HILL NEWS,?_ Sunday was a beautiful day and everyone took advantage of it. The Santee Sunday School Union met in Holly Hill, at Lovely Hill i Baptist church. It was well aty tended both days. Sunday school was held at the usual hour. After e which delegates were elected for - the State. BYPU Convntinn. Rev.. Rhodes then mounted the rostrum s and delivered a strong missionary , sermon. There was quite a nurn5 her of visitors among whom was ? Rev. Wells, of Orangeburg. . At 4:30 Rev. N. A. Bethea delivered a wonderful sermon a t i Lovi-ly Hill. The . collection was . 1 AUTT g"UUU. CiiuiVH vnvii furnished the music. At 7:30?Prof.?Dicks, president " of the boosters Clul> gave a very ' interesting1 program at Bethel A. M.F.. church. Member's of the faculty of Holly Hill Rosenwald , school took an attive part on the program. Amount raised 20.07. Mr. Dicks needs much praise fox the work he is putting over as ( president of the club. Rev. Bethea held his regular sen-vices Sunday at Targart AME I church and as usual delivered a splendid sermon. There were five prsons connected with the church Collection for the morning $30.10. ! Oo-ATon^ay night A TV VT Mont. gomery sponsored a Rice Contest giving away 100 lbs. of rice." It ' was quite a success. I Tuesday night the Brotherhood Club of Bethel had their rally. - They really came to the " front with a neat collection of $30.00 r rAftcr-the?rally?the?elub-served?a- I delicious fish and chicken supper " T)I\ L7 T7. FaTmer delivered the address. Thursday night members o f ^ Stewardess Board No. 2 sponsor, ed an excursion-to the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bunch where a delicious supper was served Evet yone enjoyed themselvs. Saturday Miss E. R. Croft, A. B. Pickett. F. N. Thomas, Little i Mildred Cain and Mr. vF. rT t Bun h motored to Columbia. Monday, April 17th the fourth grade under the supervision of < Misses Pickett and Nix presented - an operetta titled: "When The I Land of Dreams Come True." It was well attended and enjoyed by all. Tuesday night, April- 18 the . 5th grade under the direction of Miss E. Totaly is presenting their ; play.-1 -----BETHELA. M. E. CHURCH i Rev. W. B. L. Clarke, Pastor The Sunday school began at it-1 usual hour with officers and teachers present The lesson war s thoroughly taught on all of the , classes. For the morning service the pastor selected for his text Gen. 4:9. This memorable question was 1 well developed and delivered, f There was one accession in the morning service, Mr. J. Speaks of 1 1214 McDuffie Ave., city. _ _ Eor the night) service, the pas, tor selected for his text Psalrr 71:9. This was another sermon j which was well enjoyed, and tak^ ; en in. Mr. Maceo Miller's beati! l i- - 1 h I uiui viviu sum was very wen ! sung. Mr. Miller is a member of i the newly organized choir. This i choir served Sunday night arid the 1 senior choir served Sunday morni ing. For both service^, the mu. sic was gripping and harmonious ' ( Come to Bethel, friends and visi. i tors are always welcome. I 1 - |t m, , :A-1 lah n/ Vr r"" V. it ' .i i , " I THE PALMET LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL The Lake City School ended it's rally for crippled children Tuesday of last week. The reports from thg various teachers are Us follows: Mihses R?s<a Lee Pearson.$1.00; Elizabeth J. Bitton $1.00; Jean E. Harrington, $2.00; Mamie O. Jones $2.00; Octavifi I. On/ik, ~U. D. Bradley, $2.25. Miss NettieJ Cain assisted the teachers by selling $3.20 worth of stamps herself. Her church reported $1 00 for stamps also. Rev. S. E. Watson and Rev. D. W. Washington reported $1.00 each for--"their respective churches. The total rajsed was $18.09.. Qn Tuesday night April 18 the 1st grade clfiss Will present an operetta antitled,rtThio Guest of the Pink PaVasol," with Misses Pearson and Britton as the directresses. The school will tinvn it's1 closing eerciscs May 5, at 8 P. M. The address will be delivered by i Prof. L. F. Buckner, principal of. Wilson Hiifh School, Florence, S. C. The annual sermon will be de- ' llvered by Rev. S. E. Watson of the Colored M. E. Church of Lake City, -at?4?P. M., April 3D. Tea-. clu'is and students will meet ( atthe school house for reports Saturday, May 6. - C'ALIIOUN N BW8 | The "Mock Mayor" election con test which has been blowing siill't February, came to an end Sunday MUIN MEAT \ ?1^8824 "We Retail at W FREE DE Sliced Boiled Fresh Veal CI WII.SON S CERTIFIED Breakfast Ba< ' BEST Streaked Mea SMOKED Bacon Strips,|J Tendered liiams Black Hawk I i n l ure rorK oausage Best Pork Chops Lean Pork Roast Meaty Spare Ribs Country Back Bone Western Steak?7 Best Western Roast Best Veal Roast Fresh Beef Liver Lamb Stew Rath's Tendered Pici We sell nothing hut gove at KIMB Wanted 1000 IS Davenola Beds 01 At Speetel Prices Sold on Es 1211-13 Main St. Octagon and Hoyden (j , ' * TO LEADER night at Abell church. Mr. Ers- I kine Reid candidate from Golden ' View church was declared the Mayor of the communities surrounding Abell, Golden View and New Hope churches. Mr. Reid won 1st place with an amount ol $129.11. Mr. Jas. Cannon from Abell came 2nd with $114.4y; Mr. " Harvey Williams of New Hope was 3rd with $36.56. Mr. Reid's victory over Mr. Cannon was like Gideon orf old, "a small army aginst the mighty". But he brot home the bacon. Mrs; Stacie Collins and Mrs. R R. Gilliard were hostesses to the auxiliary- Sunday p.m. It was a grand meeting. Mrs. Ferrier oi thei white Presbyterian church was '4 our guest speaker. Her discourse ' was enjoyed by all. Miss Minnie Butler is still gravely ill in the Anderson hospital. ; Mrs. Janie Reese and Mrs. Corrie Grier are also sick at their homes. _ The following names were nnnounced as prize winners in the j contest from Golden View: First | prize.?Mrs.?Lucille Smith: second Mrs. Viola Williams; third, Miss J Kdna Whitt. Duplicate prizes will no awarded .Mrs. ronie I'olllns and Mrs. Naomi Grier. DV'S I IARKET 1218^= r * I .holesalecJP-ru-eei'* \ LIVERY 1 i I Ham, lb. 35c i i bops, Tb7T2tc :on, lb.~ 22^c j ' || it, lb. 102C | lb. - 12Jc ] lb. - 12Jc ' <3 13 vie ib7 ; < 17V2c lb. < i6y2c lb. ! i6y2c lb. OA.. tt*. . _ 1U i7y2c ib. 17V2c lb. i 17V2c lb. : 22V2c lb. < 10c lb. | lies 7 171/2c lb. 1 i rnmeiit insptrted meats. , t I < ;rell's lew Customers 1 Studio Couches This Week-End - ^ isy Terms Phohe 4008 nipons Redeemed Here I FREE TRI* [ N Y WOP | This is your chance to visit the J of The Palmetto Leader in Ne ^ paid. The Contest opens May | RULES AND y $ The contest is open to anyone in the U 5. years of age or older?Imale or female, f * * Vnn TY111C+ nh+oin TTif^txr Pairl in A rlvnnnz w# vm ?>iuuvj wvMiii a ix x. mu *11 iiu v aiiyj among your friends-and acquaintances. jj> three (3) months. Then you have wor THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY ? TRIP NO. 1?Contestants securing 50 t. a Three l)ay Trip to New York. ? TRIPNO.2??Contestants securing -75 F t* a one week's trip to New York. { TRIP NO. 3?Contestants securing 100 ? a 10 days trip to New York. I? ~ i: ENTRY E ?* *. : ?; Contest Editor ? The Palmetto Leader \' 1310 Assembly Street ? Columbia, S. C. *i 1 wish to enter your World1 ise to abide by the rules as set fc age or older as required, so pi | tion receipt book and any othej ? needed. I ! Name I ^ nuuicod _ _ L- -- ?LClty ? r ? I- Be sure to enter your name by I the "Ea \ ? ? Regular Agents from The Palmetto Let ! explain all details and assist the cont< C quests to the Contest Editor. f - News ^About Orange-11";1 who heard i T"s third anni burg "The City ?ere Ml, and [)n The Edisto" I of Sumter, Mi . cipal of Lincol Saturday to the Association o f yard and Furi College Presidents, Deans and .Barnwell High Registrars of South Carolina, who W. W. Willian leld their sprung conference i n The following .he Alumni room of Wilkinson angeburg att< flail the new Library building meeting in Gr fhe program began at__10 a._m., College Presidi ^tttTopening remarks bv Dean K tens of Summe VV. Green, president of the organ- trainers and ? ization, following this President Pa^s South VI. F. Whittaker gave the welcome J-B. Randolph, iddress and an aggregation fror ett an^ Mrs. :r. riaflin College rendered a musical ''n College; Pr selection. High school principals taker Dean K. ivere invfted to participate -in this Sf)l" R.?K.-Da\ neeting and they chose E.E. Riley Rosamond Alst principal Lancaster High., to dis- Wimbush of S i Standard High f School." -Discus- son High. The don followed each phase of the s've education program. President L. S. Brown, Perker District spoke of the function of the Jun- Activity progn ior College in our Educational Trends were e System and Mrs. Modjeska Sim- meeting throng kins advocated a better health pro other white a ?ram for Negroes of South Caro- Greenville i lina. Dean A. G. Smith, secretary a'so visited, tookj notes of the proceedings. Miss Nell H< which were considered somo nf retarv to Mrs. he most significant in the history visiting in Or jf the Association. As a conclud- waa at her he UK featur^ the group was enter- ton, since East .ained with a luncheon in the burg Miss Hou College Cafeteria of - Mrv and Mr those spending spring Mlrs. Marian /aciaions in Orangeburg were the 'eft Saturday Misses Maudelle Craver, of Ro- York City for .'hester, N.Y. and E. Rose Embly. children and r teac hers, of Spartanburg, who vis- kinson was ac> tott" Miffs Emblys parents at 13] Houston who ' TVeadwell Street and her sister her home in N Mis. Clemmie E. Webber. Also Or. and Mrs Miss Relen Loraine Daniels a ?f Plainfield, ] >ophomore at Howard University by Miss Eva F Miss Marie Knight of Greenville Carey spent Fr mited Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Knight visiting Mrs. F Wrs. C. R Clagett who is now stu- a sister of Mr dying at the Atlanta School of Chappelle. who Social Service spent Easter wiiVi New .Terser nV ...VII J I" her family; Mrs M. M. Carey and man, greatly a Miss M. Jordan are visiting MYs. College plant a Carye's relatives. These two la- made great pri dies live on Edgecombe Ave. in the late Bishoj New York; Rosalyn Daniels.' Eve visiting his mc ly,n Green and Doris 'Daniels, Jul Pita Alpha C let and J. I. Washington and W. Beta Sigma fi T. Calhou, Jr., came home for the j Bigger and Be' holidays from Mather Academy at1 here last week. Camden; Miss Cecile Daniels who on Ffiday and teaches at Barnwell spent Easter the Sigmas prt at home; among the large nam- er Rosea V. Pr > * ' * kr - I Saturday, April 22, 1939 JS TO THE | ' 'LD'S FAIR I X ; World's Fair and be the guest \ .. uu ?n X w x ui iv v^h y w tin an expenses $ r 1, 1939 and closes July 31, 1939. | REGULATIONS 3; nited States, but you must be at least 18 y I ?> Subscriptions to The-d^nlmetto LeatterfrorrHJ; ? Each subscription must be for at least X 1 your Free Trip to the World's^ Fair;????2? YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS ' ;; Paid-in-Advance Subscriptions will be given ^ 'aid-in-Advance Subscriptions fwill be given Ij! - ^ ' I Paid-in-Advance Subscriptions, will be given ? iLANK? I ? s Fair Contest and prom^ ^ * forth. I am 18 years )ol 1 ? ease mail me a subscrip- {: r material or information !? r-?__ State I ? V Hf ? 1 -i AftA * i * - - 1 may i, and start off with $ rly Birds". ? I ider office will come to your home town and X Jstants in planning their campaigns on re- x i ? s I Mr. Mays preach tlem, N. C., who listed 'five basic nai Easter sermon factors necessary in business and M'rs. C. A. Lawson in life: Health Education. Reli . Lawson is prin- gion, Social Relations and Polin High ischooh of tics. To be successful he said we nd Mrs. S.A. (iuin- must Strive to do efficient" general nan Williams o f business. School visited the Professor Hinton C. Jones, head is. of' the English department a t % persons from Or. Statp-College, gave a vivid report mded the recent of a recent meeting of English ineenville. of the structors held at Knoxville Colmts,_JJeans, Pirec-Hcggt before Faculty Forum , last ir Schools Teacher- Wednesday evening. An open dis[igh School Princi- cussion followed the repoart. Carolina: President Mrs. Rosa Harris and Mrs. iDean E. H. Fitch Flossie Clinkscales held open r. S. Pearson, Claf- house at their school last Sunday esident M F. Whit- Several hundred visitors attended W. Green, Profes- antl observed the excellent work, renport, the MisseB b^irn? done at this school about 5 ton and Trudelle 1 m''es from Orangeburg. TheItate College; and superintendent of education, ex- " .*r principal Wilkin- tt-uaion woj-kers ami other county system of progres- officials; educatioal leaders from practiced in the Claflin college, State ,college, Wil; was studied. The Vinson High Riverside IXinton and im and Progressive va,'ious county schools studied the mphasized in this S(?tuP;hout. Many of the ~? nd colored schools ' MEMOR1AM ind Anderson were In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Maiy Williams, who oustonr former sec- Pass<-'d away on April 25, 1934. Wilkinson has been T? . . , . , in life we lorved you dearly, angeburg. Florence in death do the aame> one town. Charles We often sit and-tbink of you er. while in Orange And wish you were with us again ston was the guest r> ^ , _ ir r ?osa .Da^iS^daughtei^5i0a 4Uv ? w",;' S?-. St. Petersburg, P|?.j John i Bimie Wilkinson, Davis, son-in-law .Tack Pivnm afternoon for New grandson, 2405 Green St., Columa visit with her ? C/> William -GloVer, s<m. ... .. ..... 008 Gadsden St., Columbia, S. C.; datives. Mrs. W.l- E?a Anderaon> niece> 110 withercompanied .by M5ss sp0on St., Prestmn, N. J. ^ ::rint to forrent. Palmei Chappelle Apartment upstairs, 2401 HasN. J., accompanied i^jj Ave. Three rooms, bath, 'orterfield and Mr. private entrance, porch and gaiday in Orai^ebuarg rage. $12.50 per month. Ithel Lane who is 1 ? s. Chappelle. Dr. is _ a prominent | N?w plnvincrt I lysician ana Aipna - . ~ *"o idmired the State Ginger nd said that it has ASTAIRE ROGERS ogress. The son of : in * Chappelle he is' 'The Story of VERNON 'ther in Colombia.' | and IRENE CASTLE" Chapter the Phi raternity observed mjK MyM J M if FU M fSI tter Business Week J. A. Croker spoko on Sunday evening Coming Soon isented their broth-1 "STAGECOACH" of Winston-Sa- | 1 * Ik