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f-? I ?r' V vru vv vn ? V/AJ, 4k V 11V. JL 1 Important _ Announcement *ear County Committeemen: ATr. Eddie Tolan, Internationa) Lnrector of the 76 Years of Negro Progress Exposition which will take place in Detroit May, 1940 wants to know how mucli space must be reserved for South Carolina exhibits. We ~OYily have heard from a few counties. . While?ftuXUlUhiDia next jweelT ~ please pfin+qot i^n_AK^)na? . inf.iv. mation with the Circulation Manager of The Palmetto Leader, whose office will be in Allen University, adjoining room to President Higgins' office. \^uiuc prepareu aiso xo (lepOBil what you can on your county financial allotment. Both of these, -above-item! are very important and necessary. Before leaving Columbia leave me with some understanding as to thg finance and exhibits of youi county. "" W. K. BOWMAN. Secretary, S. C. Exposition PI FIAfl ANT Y1FW SPHOOT.? ~ ' By Emma Lee Finley i Tty Pleasant View basketball team played a very interesting game with the Rocky Creek school Friday, March 1st. The players weivj Babb, Hymes, Finley, Johnson, Clinckscalos, Milam, Clinkscaies. After the game both teams . went inside for a social and was royally entertained _hv?the?Rocky Creek school. The visiting guesl from the Williams school were Rev. X B. Butler, Sr.; Mrs. Mary E. Butler, Miss Louise Wilson and Miss Louise Shorter. The Pleasant View school enjoyed a very pleasant trip, to the annual field's day program Thurs day, March 7th. The patrons who carried the students were Mr. j Frank Goodmon, Sr.; Mr. Jack H , Milam, and Mr. Henry' Frank I Hopkins. The girls and boys of; the Pleasant View school rejoiced when it was announced that they . would receive a prize on the exhibits that they carried. Pi . ? * r i ? *?? T 1 BLnqay- maii'ii a, we auenuea the Rocky Mount church where - Rev. T. D. DutlCr, Jr^deli y^aed~~SH ===== sermon ful T^'Tnf o r mat ion. The choir rendered.-music uw4w 4he di Taction of Miss Mettie Butler. The service was .enjoyed by all. After service we took dinner with Mr and Mrs. General Haywood, of Greenville. The Pleasant View school will have a magician show Friday nite March lf>th. The public is invitod. ? Sunday, March 17 Rev. T. B. Butler Jr., will preach at the New Pleasant Grove church and the Pleasant View school choir will render music also New Pleas) ant Grove Junior choir under the] direction of Miss Mettie Butler. | DR. J. E. THOMAS, A.M., D.D. LL. B. Presiding Elder^ of Mt. Pleasant District . - Presiding Elder 18 years. Pastored Trinity, Atlanta and Conyers irv Georgia; Camden, Florence, Greenville, Emanuel Charleston. Secretary of the. Trustee and Executive Boards Allen University for 16 years. State Chairman for State Delegation 1940 General Conference. A member of the Board of Education and Secretary" Presiding Elders' Council. An ardent supporter for - the return of Bishop J. S. Flipper to South Carolina and for the elevation of Dr. T. J. Miles for the Bishopric. A graduate o f Allei^ University and Morris Brown University. Principal of TTicrh Schools in Conway, Marion, Newberry and Savannah Grove. DON'T: "'come ?i r. * r.. ? ! Burgess Put Forward ! Palmetto State Teach< TohlTT. 3urgess for 12 years executive secretary of the Pal motto State Teachers' Association is being urged by groups of teachers in. every section of the State for Presidenly of the Palmetto State Teachers' Association. Mr. Burgess has stated that he cannot serve loijgpr * -EweLUtivc?Secretary, but in an interview with groups of teach' crs he expressed a willingness to accept the presidency of the As' sociation, if it is the wish of the teachers of the state. He had it understood however that he is not of the office seeking type; that he is making no personal solicitation for- vnfoa ?Teachers, John P. Burgess, Is the man for President of The Palmetto State Teachers' Association, and one who knows our needs. W. J. GILLIAM , ' C. W. MADDEN Morris College ? Instructor-Receives"Degree From Temple James T. McCain, Instructor in Education at Morris Colleee. has completed the requirements for and has received his master's d?-l gree in Education at Temple University, Philadelphfa, Pa. Mr. McCain is a native of Sumter, S. C., 1 a former student of Morris Col-' I from which he graduated in High School and College, the foro" in 1925 and the latter in '29 After finishing his college course ho taught at Finley High Sehool, Chester, S. C. At the beginning of the administration of Dr. I. D. Pinson. Mr M^^pin cn-me M"tris College as instructor and athletic director. L . During his college career he was an exceptton&r~athTete, excelling in baseball and football. His coaege career exempliea the truth of the maxim, a sound body and a so md mind. In athletics ho io rated as one of the beot college! athletes of all times. His educi?-{ tional acheivements show a simi J lar pace. Mr. McCain ie_noe_hiaad-of the department of education I and chairman of the Athletic' board. His many friends in Sumter and throughout the State as ' well as his co-workers, have exl pressed in diverse wayye, and are still expressing their keen satis, faction in seeing this progrcssivt spirit on nis port, because such a spirit is an index to the true Moi lis College ideal of pressing forever forward. ST. MATTHEW BAPT. CHURCH Bvthune, S. C.?Sunday was a beautiful day (for church goers and many of our members were present S. S. was opened at the ' usual hour and the lesson was well taught by Bro. Tom Hall and Dea. Copeland. Regular services were preceded by a highly spiritual prayer meeting conducted by Dea. S. W. Dow and W.M. yopeland. Theme: Prayer will Change Things. The Jolly Work-urs m'JBented thp chnrch with'TFnew pulpit. Miss Bertha Long is president of this club. Deacon Long is director. Other extensive plans for improvements are being made. We had many visitors. The financial reports were good. KUNERAL RITES4fBfcB-FOR W. EUGENE SIMPKIN8 I Edflrefield. C?Fiinnrnl vires for Mr. Eugene Simpkins "ho Hied February 18, at his home in North Edgefield, were held on Wednesday at Moores A. M. E church, with the Pastor, Rev. A J, Holman officiating. Mr. Simpkins was a devoted member and one of the leading officers for more than 40 years, and was much loved and respected by all who knew him. He is survival by his widow, Mrs. Bettie Simpkins; two sons, Mr. Robert Simpkins of Charlottet, N. C.; and Mr Eddie Simpkins of Edgefield; one daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Oliphant of Philla; one brother, Mr. C. H Simpkins of Edgefield; one sister Mrs. Bessie Jennings and 6 grand I ?ii.tren. MISS "CO Palmett $Jal COLUMBIA, for Presidency of ers' Association ? A.M.E. Delegates Called To Meet All delegates to the ensuing General Conference in Detroit, Mich., yrhn vill nlliiil llii'Trrirh era Association in Columbia, will ple4se_meet me in Allen University, Thursday, March 21st, 12 o'clock to hear report from Transportation Committee and to decide on suitable route. J. E. THOMAS. State Chairman CandidateTor Addresses Georgetown Ministers Dr. Thoa. J. Miles. pr*""'tinpr ^ -elder~~of the Georgetown district, of the A. M. E. church and one of the leading pnnrllHntrw ' -fny" ^prtseopal Tionors at the forthcoming General conference was the guest of honor at the Monday's meeting of the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of _ Georgetown county, March 4th. Out of respect for this distin-' guished churchman the rules ofr business were suspended to hear him. He thriller! the minioteval present in his inimitable way' with a most masterly address. God bless Dr. Thos. J. Miles. May he live to riiatinfpiinh?the Christian church ih the world. I Georgetown Church Celebrates Seventyfifth Anniversary The members of Bethesda Baptist church, Dr. G. Goings Daniels, pastor, Georgetown, S. C.. will celebrate the seventy-fifth an niversary of their church March iO-17. This chureh was organized in 1865 through the efforts of the Rev. Edward G. Rhue, the first- pastor, by the Rev. C. H. Corey, a representative of the American Paptiat Homo Mliiniun TTimi <i oT | Philadelphia in the lecture room o -f--the First "BaptisF cTvurcn white. The anniversary sermon will be preached by Dr. W. Ravenel, moderator of the Charleston Coun ty Baptist association and a i member of the Executive Board ' of tTre> National Baptist Convention, Inc. During__lha week?mons. will be preached by the Revs. J. H. Bryant, Theodore MeClain, C. T. Everett, M. B. Gathers and Dr. R. S. Lawrence Friday night the pastor of the First Baptist church (white)?JDr H. H. Wells, Jr., will deliver the sermon and ^addresses will be I .uade by Deacons of his church. The history of the chtrrchrwiTl "Be given by Mrs. M. E. Smith and the week'B program will close with a drama depicting the or- ganization of the church seventy- , fivo years ago written by the pas-, tor. Miss Hilda V. Grayson To Conduct Negro t Life Seminar |, Miss Hilda V. Grayson, of Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia, will again direct the Social Science Group at the forthcoming Pnlmpftn StatA WIW ~ tion. It will be remembered- by-all--who" were" in attendance upon the 1939 sessions of the association how revealing were the exhibits of Negro life and history Misa Grayson had on display ir the Chappelle Administration building at Allen'university: 1 Miss Grayson has invited about ? fifty schools to participate in her | Negro life and history display this year, and welcomes as many more 1 which she has not had the time to contact. Miss Grayson hopes to have for her display at least twenty-five different projects from' different schools showing how our teachere may teach some stories of Negro life to our youth. Miss Grayson's : contribution to the success of th? , 1930 meeting is readily and en- "j thusiastically admitted by the executives of the association, and they were determined to have her ( with our teachers again this year. The Social Science Group, pre- i sided over by Miss M. A. Broad- j nax, will meet at Allen University < Lecture hall, third floor, Chappelle Administration building, Thurs- 1 day morning, March 21, at 9:30. 1 MMON : o State SOUTH CAROLINA, SATU$ PALMETTO STATE! DRAW RECORD CR( ?~ " ??~~ 10,000 TEACHERS AND VI COME TO COLUMBIA NEXr ^ - * * \>. > . jgtjk ^^pFljk^ ^M^~~ r / ~ BWSTOaHlBk J lil <MHHwreS8 M. F. WHITTAKER Guest Speaker Thursday Night Alabama State President Guest | Speaker Friday" Evening :? C ? I (By Seymour Carroll) i Soi'th Carolinians from all parts of the State will come tq To'inn U ? * ma r*?xi wecK tor the annual con vention of_ the. Palmetto State Teachers' Association, March 20. i 21, 22. The convention of teach- , ers will bring ten thousand teachers and visitors to the Capital ( City, according to John P. Bur- I gpss, of Orangeburg, the executive secietary of the Association. Continuing, Mr. Burgess said: "We have arranged a constructive program this year for study and training for economic security." With almoa? 5,500 teachers registered, it is expected that the convention will draw an ftdrii^n?1 4,000 visitors. While teachers will get down to hp yd work 'n the several group meetings for lectures, papers and talks by ed ?'atorv?Columb i a- -rrve rch jIBIs r^Wav^ erly, the popular residential sec-, _ tion--ef'--Golumbta," the "tlfrve ninv" ing picture houses, restaurants hotels and local boarding houses, along with hundreds of private homes are all ready to recieve the delegates in open arms.'. The meeting of the_hou?ii_uf egates in "tTuT assembly room oT thiLJih^ry-4wHtHTnr-aT Benedict College at 7:30 will officially open the convention. J. E. Blanton of Denmark, vice-president of the The Rev. George A. Sir The Christian Recorde 1 _ :?:? "i rne fcditor of thp rhi-ixtiajx.Recorder?prnntl^cl thru Columbia last week enroute to Philadelphia after having visited Detroit. At lanta, Jacksonville,_ Miami,- Tarnoa, Charleston, Sumter an<l Flor- , once in interest of the Christian , Recorder. He addressed the stu- ( dents of Edward Waters, Morris BYown, and Lincoln High in Sum- , ter. Editor Singleton is a native of ] South Carolina, an Allenite and former professor in the Universi- j ty. He is a product of Boston, Harvard and the University o f Chicago. Since his election four years ago he greatly improved and popularized the paper. His 3 re-election, at. Detroit coneeded-^hecause nf hia^ brilliant ictuid. library Bd. Appoints Advisory Committee For Waverly Branch Supesrrsior C. A. Johnson Chairman Professor W. Clark Brocknian, | principal of McMaster and A. C Moore schools, of the Columbia Public School system, and chair- ! man of the Board of Directors of j the Richland County Public Libra' ry, told the Palmetto leader last,^ Tuesday morning that the Rich- i, land County Board had for quits? some time felt gravely concerned , about library facilities for the colored people of Richland coun- 1 ty, and that they felt that something tangible should be done ns ( quickly as possible. With this ] end in mind the board thought , that the very best method of find , Ing out what best might bo done , was to seek the advice of those . for whose benefit the Waverly Branch exists; so the chairman o' the board invited a number '.LAY" W Teachei % 4f i?v Nft DA?, MARCH l/'>, 1'j }ij~ lEACHERS 7 )WD SITORS T WEEK " J I. C'.OtJNCILL TRENMOL.M (incut Speaker Friday Night Association. and tlm pr?t-f-jihe house of delegates v. iH i re- J side at this meeting. The tepnrtsi of the .Secretary. Mr. Burgess am the Treasurer. Mrs. M. Alice I.a | Saine of Char! -stem wid< !y 1,n- I ilub woman tt'ffl Tie re- d. Th. | horse of delegates will then name' two-ctmdTdat^T"Tor "etmTi >:lice iTT the Association. Friday fr m !' a.m. to 1 p.m. the delegates at the convention will have an op portunity to name their choice for president, vice-president a->l treasurer. The S.-cretarv is elect'im\?Kv -fKo nxriSrt"i+ h.X ? : 4 * ? .?%T vi.i. v Avwuin v <>!!! III! I ll'L*. Thursday ni2ht in tlm City Auditorium, President Mi]jcr F. Whittaker of the State Agricultural and Mechanical College at Orangeburg, distinguished educator will be the guest speaker ' Others?fce?speak?Th ill'J day night are: Dr. J. H. Hope. StnV;s S'iperintendont of IMiaal ;??M. TTr T7"^ W. Long, President (V. Iter Acad- J emv, Dr. J. B__F-clt.-n, Su-a-t?Srtf- 1 '-rv4sfrr- of Colored Schools;' and ' the assist,put, Dr. of Orangeburg. CI. A. A/.ders'Oi. | ; the lvtiiing president if ti.e As-M sociation will preside. M Friday night, l it sider.t II. i 1 Councill Trenholm. ef the \:n!-? ma State Teach rs Cnlleg. . .Moot- ( ifafHery. Alabama?v ii! 1T~ i Ht*?Witt IT i . I:!.. ! I by Frank'A. DCostii. the ]j inciiai ! of the Avery .Institute. <'harh-s- ' ' ten. The full program will l.x ' found elsewhere in this paper. igleton Editor of r Visits City i DR. G.-XiaiX^S-tM-XTT-nT^^ r..\l>oRSLI> I "J 11 i 1'!: J ::?I' N < v Po Whom It M:*y C. > ? v 'I'ti'.-: i that v/v, , dersigned, wish to y-- <>n -: ! as' endorsing Dr. . (?. Genu's 1 ?:,r-;els of Georgetown, S. . I'l oio. 'H V ?>,' M >)T1S I olit'V '-. We \ are fully satisfied with -his .j. i!;'yatio < in < \i , y v ay .win,: < known him for many . > *.yar<.. \\\ - r > v !(>v:tl'a: a fbl. sup- ; port to his -administration. j Signed: Rev. ,S. W. Green, pasted First. ; African Baptist chuivlr, Charles . E. Washington, At^y.-ut-Law; - Claude iVF -A"mp, -T~~"z FredcHe ''Jattks"nnr_j?>eiv..a]iLr-.l>avi<' -t Jackson., merchant; Mao Dickson teacher; C. F. Jacksor; Rev. Tony . Everhart, R. Wine, Krntstim Green, tea;-her; Anna L. Brown. , Delia Saunders, tea:her; M. I' ? Kennedy, M. D.; C. S. Simpson |, M. D.; Pheobo Mitchel, t< achcr. I Louis Mplvin, Rev G, W Baini T more, pastor; Robert aBrnes. Ai j, fues E. Douglass, .Mary Harris Jackson Joyce, Julia F r a nc< Dortch, A. F. Woodherry, Rep. N , C. Mutual Life Ins. Co.; Gwendolyn Jackson, teacher? L. P. Alien merchant. Beaufort, S. G. representative colored citi;n ns tr form an advisory .commit"? o to mtfk<'? a 'study of condition.-- prevailing at the liran h. ami?. to ? make such recommendations to the board as will tend t > in ;ke of' ? the branch library as nearly what ' s it should be as possibly might be I done. Mr. BYockhiati expressed 1 bimaelf as being elated o^er-thc t willingness and enthusiasm with a which the personnel of the advi?orv committee ac:opted this op portunity to serve the edui ?tio.n- v ii an.i cult. val intcivsts ol' t-h.nr (Toiu ini!'.! I'aj.o til (j ED., MAP "s'Asso lOcr uiMr r. t. .1 ' 1 ' * * J"~* Don't Miss "Common March 20, at Allen Ur PROF. H. C. BREWER ?OF HAKTK\ 1I.I.E ENDORSKI) t li< t M. M A N V COrNTIES I FKoSi M AN V SEC 1 IONS F< )H VICE PRESIDENT OF THE. J'AhMhl'lU lEUHEl^ A SS'N To the T'-a.hers ot -S th (nr. I:na: Withinret-enfuccks, i uany ?ui?-?sti?iric have been made re gaidinjc the j?ci?-*>n who will succeed President Ad lensun. Several good men have .been nicntinnd Many lui e-iutc:jested that the cup .torn of the past. that of ad vanclntr the V.vi.?X rm ident?t-o?rtirI*:? p'dency. la .followed. The next olltce - where interest " ill run hiuh is that of filling the ?? st of Vive President." Thro"Tr?~tho state for the p; s-t few \\'( eks the name of one well] known t-< the, tiaile-rs of S <uth t aiolj .l hTTTs been well and fav- | *'rI lv n'.c-nt hi'if '* 'hn' r f Pi f TT 1 -n?n *. - . - . i ?... r>i ewer, r.ow I'rosiflent ot the Vocational Group c? the Palme-tP State Teachers Associate n. Prcrf Iftpwcr is wt'll fitted for the pla-'f as he has served long ar i faithfully as h< ad nf the Agricultural Grn-p and lu- b.-on active arid a krt in the Association as a whole. _ He has had the needed training and experience to fit him for the post. He has never sought office *. fh - rural Ass ciatiun hut ha? 'yen loval ill np^'iliiui'-r r-nio-. " '! v pp rt'rjr those who. have been placed at the head. I'nasn. suniur-riy. Tie has performed e.v :y ti'sk assigm d to him and h.as | Jone that task- well. He has ser- . v:ed Ids eounty-ns"'Pfesfdehl of the County Association at difh J nt' 'mos. and is, at present President nf. tile 1 Utrlingtop County?Association. "He has served et!i..ej.tl\ t for many years as Instructor in i the Upper Pee Dee- -Summet. School and has served as' Director of said Summer School for th<_ east two years, and Sn this capacity he has made an enviable record. Ho. recently represented - the Vocational Group of the stare at . rhelf Nntiomn ."Vleetinsr held in St Louis, ;Mn? and has served many I rears as assistant principal of I Rhrler 1 Mi'Jfh School, Hartsviiio, 1 tf?-h.a* tioi'ii'-trrtwrrT' Tntcr thei ace for Vice President by friends I rrom all over the state and has own endorsed by the Darlington] ' unity Ass datirm. The Sixth i District Convention arid the Tri"our.ty association?as- ito ievent | " Q1'1";'?at?Ix'e.?\ illi; J juier and Ov er South Carolina teachers j ,a\v offered their support. It is; date will n initiate him rod ddd .oped that the 1L use. of Dele-; fates will nominate him am! thn* j :he teachers of the state will ft-i ve J :iu> their support. The Pee lire Section nominates; Prof. H. C. Hrower <>f !!: , lor Vice Pit.-ideiH arid asks tiiat suptHrrt him. I!. H. Butler, llartsville, S. C 9 ^ ?* nipnBTT.v> x otic I-:: j_ ?s I'ri.v. ;> :;a! m.eet-j ! -v-e So :t . Carolina Confer ::ve. Methodist ch'. rch will eon\re at 1 1 :<)() a.m.. Wednesday ! d> HMD at Trinity church I t:rIr. S. ('. 1 he nine delegates from each ?>. i ' " nine districts arc- urged t-. ! . >resent on time. Resides a short ;tem.? of busim ss will, he trans. utcd: Fltr-i ii.iDi?o-t?t4rrrr---jh''lcl'H:C~T~ II the Pl\.V?sir.?.^l Tlil-iaoi. "^.,neetinsr1. Juno io at St. I.ouis. M.o 'J. The nominate n of one woi an for p< *?,:>!<. membership or Central J urisdietionnl Heart n Missions and fhurcfi Extendon. nt-rt i\>r possible meaffcership on i 3. Tr.e nomination of three wo- ! lie National Hoard o? Missions | n i Church Extension-. 4.. Explanation of the new sotp of women's work" of the Moth-" alist church will be given. Respectfully, ' (Mrs.) T. M. CIRRES. 1 Conference Chr M l. MOKIAI1 I?.\PT. ( HI RCH n .. ,- _ . -n. i arvin, I'asior I Spayta-nh'.irg, S.?C.:r"~ST ST Be^ ran at the usual hour with n ] plondid group present. At 11:30 lev. Carvin delivered a wonder 1 ul sermon which was w( 11 enjoy. d l>trrrrrtr the* afternoon sever- * 1 silver teas were eiven. At 8 o'clock the Rev. C. C. ] Johnson of Chester came forth | ^ ith a (treat message taken from i' Matthew, >uhject Selling Jesus. | V v.-;it <? -m of tlwOll m mi r-llaS.t'" uring the day. L 20th t 'n I :ivi: ( knts. JM-;K COPY LU> *" \Vech liver si tv . i ? .' "'.Ui'.rji ' ia; a - do-.vr.-to-earth ' ,:V; v-'in"!*-" acts,>-111 ' i-'f-re Club'- - ? a ' r ,4jl I u .f Ant of thosp I''1'!" ]y?cirrrt?~rrf l': 'V"U \V-- you. self a ' ' ' " " ' - a long gold v" r"" ' and her.- it is fox .4 ' *' ... r!i;-; 0ll thresh %i(i <if 'j*. ' '' / 'a'v- will j>or- -f I >'?> J,e 1-.r a ,';> ?-u;tported 1 > ai: m: stiontr and u: hop*' ^ 1 >*(' <- I'lCfi; .-!< CikinV in I oi'hu.f of :i..- ( : ru-ii,.x._ I "r-"' ' fli.v ,c ,1 . ' i . L (-??imun j . to b<J orK' of th<? ,_v "L ' ? ''i |>\" anv * an.iateur jrroup C>Iu!?ibia. I t-.!s !) ->:.- ('i.ounion C'lav ,v 11 ,t. {.' ' . ?'naimarirthce 1 I Ui' Marian H.j f;ii. I Hfij.'p fur i'!) r.? >... j?, . : f!Q d ii-i ,)vf? VJV Vnf;rprn*. . ?l ' 1 h s mstitutop i, . * < P P o 11 i'"" ni -.ht? oichn:vat,n.' *" , ? 1 I'hanr. tick ' tL a,'?l 'ast minute f? 1 ' Pro-; rod <;S: firP"./ Manv C >'a i r , -a .. 1 ?'s and p;m.h:c1,r,;!P.,"f ,i&v* already Ma!:.. {1,': ; : .* ( .) ) ;>>;. .? < '1'. I .?r? ; : ?'? .... . .. v : ' t re: ' ? 1 ' : "s 'vdl he there -*? \ t>:t ! Library Group Gets Speaker -4 ??t..'!.m;-? i-r <.'* the Palme'to Statv Teachers' association v.* 1*1 h* ] } i?v? regular spring. meeting it: 'he Benedict C- liege - ?; Library f.v.yj a.?, t 12-"0 p.m.. on r^inv. Mar V '.'2. 1040 All I.iv rariar1 and T< aoher-lihrariar.s who arc members of the assorirai.' n are. expected to be present. ?' A sneeial appeal is hoir.tr made ThT' sM'-cial iih-f'Qy^ i - r ~i mil .'aculpy r;w . r t-i s?:Au?d ? WcofTr"i? The grorr. ' ropes to encourage thv c-'ahl'shment- of > .. a'j-rj ( ?* t r libraries. The pro:*rani tie- meeting may be. fo-w.d in. t: P.dlotin of th P?t?r otto State Tearhors' w a?i.t i u. . t-t'-etei'i jt ?te??-? tho f:icT that the group has bo-en ? '* i in curing as guest -P- aia r. "Miss Margaret I.. veil, l>itvtr 1 1-traction, at North < "ar 1'a State College for Negroes. Please m t- that the place of meeting has cot. changed from \\avt-:iyt Hrr.r. e, Library a? statr -I1 . ? Mrs. <' ! . ?'!:? :* : !, eb.u rn>an Mrs. M. ,W. Mu'.tr, secretary. i\ MTMORIAM f>r K. H. MrGill Tn memory of our dear lnisband r. 1 fhfh. v. 'k -< ?v Howr.v.i Me' ii. w w ii?'" nrted this lii"March 13th, 1939. We've dwelt in ve>-r!^'f: far. * far nrarit [n the last twelve months ' gone past But still in our hearts R.as hound us.. . ever fast. We miss you v yes. more every , day. ?? . rime does not ease the . pain, ft only makes us kneel to say. 'Lord, let us meet again.." (Mrs.) Carrie and Billie, v Wife and daughter AILEN" N1VERSITY ? - . >