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^Saturday April 6, 1940 ~ Mr. Henry C. Everett, a sen^'ior at Harvard Urviveis:ty, Cambridge, Mass., is spending his apring vacation with his parents jJ)r. and Mrs. B. A. Everett. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. A. Myers. ?Masses?Jackson and Chisolm and nthers from the city attended the Parent-Teachers meeting in the I iJhapin school last Sunday afterf noon. Mr. Myers was the guest speaker and he was beautifully presented to the audience by Miss Jackson. Mr. Gonzales Lybrand and Mrs. Anderson are the teach era in the Chapin school. Plans are underway for a new building and more teachers. The climax of flay will? ihti - nlm? iiVlm.k^ dinner l. jat^Professor?Lybrand's father*? ' country home. It was a good, coun ate* try dinner?good enough for a preacher. | Mr. James W. Gilliard of Qharlleston, S. C., is in the city this j week, serving as a juror in the M Federal Court. Mr. Gilliard is a ?m?momber of Emanuel Churcht?in I Charleston, and operates one of | the leading Dry Cleaning and Kerf pair Shops in that city. He is also Sa. delegate to the ensuing Gener'. al Conference in Detroit, in Mav. I - ? ^BENEDICT COLLEGE CLUB TO ~~T*~MEET SUNDAY ' ? "? On Sunday, April 7, at 4:30 o'L ' ^ clock, the local club of Benedict f' College will meet in the library local graduates and friends \ of the college are invited to be present. Receiving inspiration from the enthusiastic alumni ~ meeting , which?wan?held during Jthe Teachers' Association are send fTing contributions now for the orgaji fund. Miss May Jenkins of s Eastover has made her contribut$ ion since the meeting. Others art ^ exppcted during the week so that ?&4U-pariial reportcambemade.Sun.-. $day. All workers, appointed at the mlast meeting, are urged to be pres pfent and prepared to make partial ^reports. n Madam Breeland and two of Tuesday for the purpose of open<? ing a . well-equipped,., up-to-date ? Beauty Parlor at 1820 Taylor St. jM owned and conducted by Mrs. M. * K. Crafton. i MR. ALEX MITCHELL PASSES Mr. Alexander Mitchell passed i evay, Mtorch 31, 1940, at his residence 1001 1-2 Washington St. j -JOHNSON AND SMITH CLUB I The club met at the home _ o f J Mrs. Katherine Smith, 2493 Senate street. The house was "called ?i. tit-order by the .chairman.?Mxa. . Wey. First song Well Done. A ? wonderful prayer was offered bj . Mrs. Delia Addison. Second song by Mrs. Joyce Pass Me NoL G, r (ientle Saviorj Scripture, Mrs Wey. The devotions closed. On account of the illness of our president Mrs. Rosabelle Seymour, the vice-president Mrs. Karar * Joyce took charge. The minutes y were then read and adopted. The roll was called with each membei ^ responding with a Bible verse beginning with H. She called for | old and new business. Our meet?fl" ing closed. Dismissed by the vieeJ president. We hope our presiJ dent a speedy recovery. li BLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB We held our weekly meeting on r Monday night, April 1 at the home I of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie A. Reed F i er, 1013 Green St. The house was | I called to order by the president ' m singing "Shine on Mq|" led by flMr. Brooks. Tne Lord's Prater uns led by Mrs. Brooks. We are lyfrlad to have four new members |Bon our roll: Mr. Earnest Mack Mr. John Reese, Mrs. Jessie Lee Reese and Mrs. Hattie Davis. We P are also glad that all the memr-t bers have the club at heart. The t business ot the evening was dlsjLnissed. j V The next meeting will be MonI *day night ait 8 o'clock at the home VITg Walnut St. | j Mrs. Johnnie Reeder, reporter Lucky bird social club 1 I The club held its Weekly meet, I ing at the home of Mrs. Lucile | Curry 821 Park street. The meetI .ing was called to order by the fchaplain Mrs. Boyce. Our devotions were carreid out as usual ^flTie president asked for the min fctes of the last meeting which jprere ^proved. New and unfinish led business was discussed by the 'J members of the club. Mrs. Clary ' Brown wishes to become a member of ohe club, which was approv ed by the club. The officers will have a call I ? meeting at the home of Mrs. Gar I I rick Thursday night April 5th. 41 The roll was called, 14 members rj present. The next meeting will : I' be iat the home of Miss Lois BishI 1020 College street. Dismissed I by Mrs. Creen.L X Subscribe For? jl The Palmetto Leader I : CROWN AND SCEPTER CLUB j F The club held its weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Maryaret Anderson and was called to order by the-Y ice-President. Sing ing, The Old Rugged Cross. % Prayer by Mrs. Marie Bethel. Sing v ing, Love Lifted Me; Scripture ' was read from 71st Psalms 1-9. ^ The minutes were read and adopt ' ed. Verses were recited from the * Hible bginning with' "U". This k week it will begin with "V". The 1 lesson was taken from Deut. 7-S ~ chapters. This week it will be > ,:ikcti i rum Dent 9-10 ehanters ' All friends are welcome. The 1 uxi. meeting will be at the hosne ' of Mrs. Annie B. Bailey. THE HIGH HATTERS na ve MJS AND SOCIAL < Ll'B ?, I i ?-Our last meeting was?held at i the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie 1 Young on 2310 Gervais St., April : 1st. The house was called to oruer by the president, then the meeting was opened by the Chap- < lain, Mrs. WharterL singing My Lord What A Morning, and prayer. The minutes were read, received and adopted. The roll was called each?member responded blu'llll BIU U1U wiji gUtf Uji have Mrs. Wharten back in the meeting after her illness. We also want to thank those various club members and our friends for 1 being with us on Saturday night at oui*' chicken supper that was riveir-at the home of Mr. and Mrs. iohnson on 1614 Carolina Court 1 which all enjoyed. We are hop- i .ng iu invite you again Boon. We"" were also spoken to briefly during the meeing by Mrs. Clark one ol the new members. Her- remarkswere "njoyed. We then adjourneu to meet at the home- of Mr. and .viis. Clark on 21127 \-2 Senate street Monday. night -A^priL-Hthj TUESDAY. EVENING SOCIAL CLUB Our last meeting was at the home of Mrs. Carson 1008 Pine -tre-v't. The house was called to order by the president MrKathOl'lno Warley. The devotions were " carried out in its usual way. The min^' -s of the last meeting'wvri read and adopted. Then the house was opened for business. New business was to have a dance on Monday nite, April 8, at 2121 tier- :ais street. "We "are Inviting the members of the various clubs and iriends to take a part with us. We adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Ethel Henderson 2121 Gcrvais street. A delightful cours-e . 4>f chi.ken salad, peanut butter sandwiches, pickle, ice cream cake "mints " and peanuts. GEORG ETOW X N EWVS Field Day, March '29th brought to thia city hundreds from the joiirny schools. At 10 a.m. they formed ut the Howard high school building with approximately 2,200 including teachers and pupils. Afcer marching through the principle streets, they assembled on th'* ttr.letic field?the new school cam pus, for the program. Interesting addresses were heard from thi County Supt., Mr: R~ King,- ,Supt?. of?Seboolat Prof. W. C. Bynum, Revs. G. G. Daniels and R. S. Lawrence, pastors of Bethesda Bapt. and Bethel A. MT~E. churches. The schools were ntrtherous. Space will not permit at this writing the names of all receiving prizes, but hope to do so later, but we here mention a few. In the Queens contest for center; Mrs. Bertha iirowne, one of the teachers of the Gaxland Plantation school, von first prize and was crowned Queen. Mrs. Dorothy Grant second and Mrs. Joe Jackson, third. ?The display of the Indian umtmade the children of groups C. B and A. of the Grave Station school, Mrs. Catherine Kelly, tea.jner, was very unique. The potteries were made from the clay near the school and painted In.jan iashion, won first prize, also .he weaving by Group B. The costume made from dry cleanei paper bays, Indian designs alsc t,ne bow and arrow f made by Group C. won second prize. The van-colored lanterns ti?ird pri.e At Bethel Sunday morning we .sere honored with the presence of a very distinguished visitor, a alis. Evangeline M. L. Webb of Hot Springs, Ark. Her remarks were very interesting so much so " tlnTIl she whs invited lu come back Sunday evening. She s a wonderful character. j Revival meeting began at Beth 1 Monday night; the Chri^fcans are asked to cooperate and nelp unng sinners into the fold. A two weeks revival closed on Sunday night at Dickerson A. M E. church. Rev. J. H. Bryant pastor. A number confessed Christ as their Savior. Our community was saddened 1 on Sunday by the passing of Mrs. I. C. Thompson, the wife of Rev. R. A. Thompson. Funeral services will be held at Bethel A. M. E. church of wJhich we will write next week. THE Y. P. S. T. CI.I B The Y. P. S_ T. club met at the home of Mrs. Butler. - The meeting was called to order by the president. The meeting was in Donor of Mrs. Mary Johnson. Song I, Come to the Garden Alone and prayer by the chaplain. Song, Jesus Is Tenderly Calling To-day. scripture was read by David Outen; Song, Steal Away. The roll ing. Ihe next meeting will be at the home of Miss Geneva CumImlngs, 1818 Barnwell St. , y\ .. ...... I?lip.,,l, ? I II 1 II I I IIHWIIIMI J I TUENDSHIP A. M. E. CHURCH Rev?H?W. Walker, Pastor Clinton, S.C.?There were many! isitora and members faces whom ve had not seen for quite awhile Sunday, taking advantage of th# /ery fine springlike day. The S S. was in her fullest bloom of >ver an average in attendance . Supt. Alexander gave an interest- 1 ng review. | At 1 I ?i.r\ th*? nugtm* uml visit. I ng ministers ascended the ros.runi. After a few renditions by the Senior choir, J,f Rev. Walker .ook his text St. Luke 24:38 theme "He's the Same Christ". Much information received from this message.' At - the evening's service- there gathered again a very large, audience for worship-. Our pastor af ter tt few general announcements brought us another great message from I King 20:40. feet's not lorget the Religious Picture at Friendship A. M. E L'hurch, Tuesday evening, April 9 tAmrantox1, ' Prof.?Pi?S. Gadsen, Charleston. m _ -NEWliFRRV -NhWS "There will be a call meeting at Williams' Hall Sunday.. afternoon April 7, 7:00 o'clock. Calling foi an <jf the K. of P. and young men i oxii 18 to 45 years to meet with Mr. T. M. Halty, Deputy. Rev.-S.E. Martin was the guest of Mis. L M Gilder last week. She is still confined to her room uii uccuuill oi uuicss. Miss Annie Rogers Kinard of Mt. Olive school was thy weekend guest of Misses Kverlena and Thomasena Martin. Mr. Robert and Mrs. Pollic Allen and Miss Alice Aaron were the g.csts^of-his parents and reL. ativcs Mr. and Mrsr-S. \V. Allen. Sr-^and family. All of them Reported a pleasant time. We are glad to see Prof. R. F. Gladden, principal of Drayton St. High sehool at school again. Mrs. Birdie Henry is confined in bed on account of illness. We ho; e for -he^a-speedy recovery. Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor We were delighted to have as jut guests Prof. W. M. Parker and the Glee Club from the CCC camp Sunday morning at Sunday school. 1 he young men s presen-. tations and renditions gave an excellent demonstration of the genteel manner in which their director is training them. All of their musical selections were good. < Prof. Parker spoke complimentary^ >f the work of the superintendent officers and members. He told of the simple way to help bring the ingdom of heaven on earth thru practical lives of the Christians The young men present were: Messrs. Carthel Wright, Chester; | Carter Brown, Eastover; B. B. i Gist, Spartanburg; " Mack Fergu-1 son, Union; Raymon Gaddy, Nichols; William McBeth, Spartanburg. Clarence G-eter, Whitmire; Edward piston, Hopkins and Willie Blackmer, Lancaster. We arc The Bible Class was very intei stingly tabght by Mrs. D. W. A. I Neville. To all of our services we1 TXttdl'ff'to" yd u" a most cor dial weM come. WAVKRLY SUNFLOWER CLUB The club met Tuesday night, April 2nd, at the home ot' Mrs Nita Osby 1804 Washington St., with Mrs. Estelle Wiley as hostess. The meeting was presided over by the president, with devotions carried out in the usual way. The supper that was given Saturday. night, March 80th was -tr success, and the club is having another supper Saturday night, April mth at the home of Mrs. Dolly Truesdale 2312 1-2 Pendleton St. Every one is cordially invited. I know you haven't heard much from us, bpt we are still moving forward. You will be hearing 'rum us more often now, that the weather is so beautiful. We are planning a trip to Taylor's Tavern real soon. So please read oui column for the date. Oi l- next meeting will be at the ATI A .1 < /l mm hi: ui i-ruisy Auams, zno Washington St. The hostess served refreshments. MT. MORI AII BAPT. CHURCH Rev. W. S. Cary*n, Pastor Spartanburg,- S. C^Sunda(y school convened at usual hour, with Supt. and teachers at their post of duty. ? At 11:30 o'clock the pastor came forth with a great message taken from Eph. 5-: 18, subject Fullness of Spirit. On Sunday! night he came forth with another | great message from I Cor. 1, 2. 3 verses. Subject: Love. He deivered a great sermon both morn ing and night. A neat sum of $80.00 was taken during the day The Rev. Robinson pastor of Thompson St. church along with his choir and members will worship with us on Wednesday nite, April 3rd. On Monday evening, April 8, a grana aeoate win De given oy me seventh?grade pupils $t Carvter ,Street Elementary school from the subject: Resolved That Farm Products are More Valuable \han Manufactured Products. Admis* sion, children 5c; adults 10c. Program of the Installation of Officers of the Ministerial Alliance of the City and County of Spartanburg at Majority Baptist church, March 26, at 8 p.m. Processional?Combined Choir* of the city Hymn lined by Rev. R. W. Kennedy \ THE PALMETTO LEAD Invocation?Rev. C. P; Parker Selection by the choirs Scripture lesson?Rev. P. E ?Mingo Hymn lined by Rev. A. M. Matthews Address?What Relation Should the Laity Sustain to the Alii ance?Pro. McKindly Muckclduff Solo?Mrs. Flora Powell Address: The Purpose of tie- AI liance?Rev. J. S. Earl Selection by the choirs Vi-riiwin Ti<?v A MrNr>il 'A'nit Alternate, Rev. J. B. brow t '.Selection by the choirs Installation Address-Rev. R. .S Sims LAKE ("TV Hl(.11 SCHOOL A vrouo composed ot the following students from Lake City High school:"Misses Odessa Cock held, Lela Graham, Merdelle Green Virginia Johnson, Lillian Jenkins, Jessie McDonald, Esther Washing ton and Bldffdell Williams under I the direction of Miss Octavia L. Clark, rendered two musical num. oers at the State Teachers' conyer tion. While in Columbia the girls visited other students from Lake City who.'re in training at Camp Muuil. , ^== All schools in Lake City District were represented at the Field Day exercises at Lake City i High school 011 Thursday, March 28. The following1 ' program was arranged- for the day with Miss Jean E- Harrington as mistress .of ceremony. I .Sony, America _ Invocation, Rev. A. L. Wilson Song, Jacob's Ladder Introduction of Speaker, Mrs. Ida E. Greene Speaker, Rev. S. E. Watson Response, Rev. C. McClay | Music Contest?(all schools) -Uratorual Contest?(all schools)-^ .Presentation oft. Jeanes Teacher Aiiss Elizabeth J. Britton Decision of Judges Awarding of prizes? 1st prize, Music?Lake City school 1st prize, Oratorical Contest? Liberty school Remarks, Prof. L. D. Bradley 'Closing selection, Blest Be The Tie Out Door Sport Boys 50 yard dash; girls -RJ yard dash; potato race, sack race, j oroinl jump, high jump arid basI ivcioull game Lake ? City-Bethel j schools. Lake City boys anc girls teams Won both guines by a I large score. Miss Annie M. Rauiey and Prof. J. E. Mclver are the | coaches of the girls and. boys team. The grown up as well us the Those winning tirst prizes foi out door sport from Lake City school were Gertirude Cocklield, Julius lluggins, Joseph Simons Jaipes jpingletarv and Jefferson McGill. | euv.se winning first prize from Bethel school were Carol Baker Priscilla Cameron and May' Flemmine. Prizes were given to all schools from the Supervisor ot I Florence County, Mrs. Ida ? Greene. ^ ?* i lie program for tnee .losing exercises will be published next week. ? m --PAWLEYS liiLAMF-^VKWS? The Union of the Cooper River Baptist association convened at St. James Rapt, church Saturday Standing room \vas~tt?t- available Sunday while mouhtain top services were conducted throughou the day. Rev. S. Can, entertaining pastor. Missionary day was fittingly cai ried out at St. John A. M. E, church Sunday. Much credit is due the ladies of this church for the splendid manner in which they officiated. Rev' McCleay paalor ol tne Brook fireen church mon for the occasion. Among those attending the funI'eral of Mr. Samuel at Georgetown Sunday were Messrs Josepn Nesbitt, Tom and Richard Grate; also Mrs. Victoria Grate Though you're gone, we'll nevei forget you, Never can thy memory 1'ipic. Sweetest thoughts will ever lingei around The grave wi ere thou art laid. R. Boags and S. Grate, children E. Ross, sister; H. Grate, brother; Rev. R. A. and W. R. Fishburne, nephew and brother-in law; .vl. F. Nesbitt, niece. BETHLEHEM BAPT. I'll UKCTI Sunday school began at the us ual hour with a large group pres ient. The lesson was well discuss ed. At 11:46 Rev. Davis preached His text taken from Acts 8:38 The sermon seemed to have beer enjoyed by all. The church was packed. At 3:80 Rev. Davis preached foi the Jubilee Choir on their rally which was well enjoyed. 7:45 there was also a packet church. Our pastor preached a splendid sermon, subject: "Waiting on thp Lord." Visitor was Rev Mines. SPECIAL NOTICE Ml. Clare Baptist Church Rev. C. B. Black, Pastor There will be a Pig Contest al Mt. Clare Baptist church, Monday night, April 15th 8 o'clock, given by Deacon Preston Gaskins and others. The tickets are selling at ten cents a piece. The one getting the lucky number wjl get a fifty pound pig. The seconc lucky number will win a .fa* he" This is given?m?interest of uu: drive which corties off the fourtl Sunday in May. The public is as! ed to atterd < ' ( ER STUDENT HEALTH ( TD-HE HELD AT NASI ('-II ESTER- I'AKAdKAI'HS : ? ? ?>Ir. and Mrs. Israel Ktanback 11 I of Columbia, Miss Annie li. Stanback, of the (jastonia city school spent?the week end with their I I a rents lie re after attending the ' | State Teachers' Association. Miss Trent, of Salisbury, a friend ot " Aiiss Stanbadk, accompanied them 11 Alls. Delia B. Dibble returned -J home from Aberdeen, N. C., Sat a. day quite sick. For' several " lie aths she has been there nurs- ' in: a sick patient. s - :i Air. I.. D. Belle and a friend .rum R ehmond, Va., arrived here ' Tuesday" morning because' of tin *J lim-ss of his mother. Mrs. l>eila If Hihlile * Mrs. Louise is. Woodbury, <d ' Norfolk, Va., with her little son '' and daughter arrived here TliJi.s- '' day to spend a while with her pai " ems, Mr. and Mrs. .J. S. Stanback. '' .Miss Pearl Blake, of Baltimore " " Is visiting her mother, Airs. Kliza ^ Blake, Ashford .St. v The death of Mr. "Jack" Blake at his home oi\ Cemetery St., was ; very mil i.lwi 4. r'l I I fill.** ? ? " lie had been in ill health for several years. In health he was a poi c ter for ' $'<ars on the L. and C. 11 Railroad," and was a portly, joviaJ 1 and kind.man. His daughter. Mrs lL Marian McCulluugh nursed hiinj^ very patiently and tenderly. Fu-|" uerai services were held at Metrol t politan A.MKZ church Tuesday af jx " lernoon. Mr. lilake was one o i? j Chester's fine citizens and nuni-] L bered his friends by hundreds' v ooth white and colored. I t Mrs. Eliza Jane Alexander ot j s Ashford St.. diet! at the home.. of t. her daughter Mrs. JanicT M. Hob- ; . bins HI ft Wolfe St., Alexandria, v S'a., March 25th. Funeral services i ^vere held Sunday at the 2nd Wil- j son Baptist church, where she t had been a loyal member for a t ;j number of years. The sermon was i delivered by Rev. John Honor. 1 M^s. Alexander was a very much t loved woman. She ' was_ a luxing e - HHtther, a kmd ami ?nrrn'oaht. 1; " neighbor. A large crowd attended t i the funeral services. The Chris b , lian Burial A it! Society attended ii in a body and gave honor to hei i in a brief ceremony conducted by g ,>lr. John BouKvare. Mrs. Ejina - Lewis read a paper i'lonr tire tiuciety, also* a poem. A paper was i also read by Mrs. Alice McLure from the church and missionary o society. Mrs. Nettie Tucker pre' b ; sided at the organ. The casket J wao? grey crushed'velvet and tlu ^ deceased was dressed in a gre> s . shronrL- The ilotuU?pie.es?were -o beautiful; many of them coming ' from Philadelphia, where she had v often visited her son Mr. Robert v Jordan and her grand daughter J Mrs. Jessie Parks. Mrs. Alexan >' der leaves a husband, Mr. James 1 Alexander, one "daughter Mrs a ' Janie Mae Robbins, Alexandria. c Va.. one son. Mr. Robert Jordan. Philadelphia, three grand children two. dauehtei s Tn law, one son-in law and u host-of?other relatives a L-tHitl +rtrnds. Mrs. E. N. Isoin and "P Mrs. Daisy Holley were undertakers. ^ I M1:. lvmL .Mrs. . JiubiliL J ortLu?. .nw. ~ to red baek to Philadelphia Sun- 1 day evening. il Mrs. Jessjie Parks, Miss Kdna 1 Merritt, also of Philadelphia and ' Mrs. Delia Ferguson "and Mi~ J. ^ L. Thomas of Alexandria, Va., all w came to attend the funeral of ' Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. Janie M^te 11 Robbins and her son, Mr. Willie 11 Robert Robbins returned Tuesday L' | morning to their home in Alexan- ? ; dria, Va. They stopped in Char- 1 ; lotto a few hours to visit friends. 1 Rev-. S. C. Campbell, Anderson. * ! Cor. Sec'y. and Pres. C. F. Candy ^ of Qrcv-m ilie were here Wednes- '< day and spent the time with Prof. S.I,. Finlby, Recording Sec'y- completing the program of the State . | S. S. and R. Y. P. U. Convention j i which convenes in Columbia in ' July. - t The library Board has just i purchased a hundred and one dol- g iars worth of books written by v Negroes, for the Finley Hi School t) . Library, These books add milch j, to the already large collection on i the Library shelves. s Quite a large crowd of parents . , and friends enjoyed the program t . Monday night in the Finley High n . auditorium, when the teachers n . from Finley School Annex who v - teach in class rooms at Braincrct "t - InatitoU . pmnnH d thcii pu pits' u in ;i vow entoi-tnininir vein- Tlin ? tittle ones who wore pupils in the i _ first, seeond and third grades - played their parts weTT The teach t eis are: '-Miss F. B. Cassell, M'ss i Willie Mae Burris, Miss Maria . Alexander, Mrs. Eunice Adair. 1 . Miss C'assell's tiny pupils gave a . i playlet on "Transportation" vhich i i they have studied this year as a 1 Unit. They showed several arti r cles on transportation that they F made?and gave imitations o f i trains, boats, airplanes, etc. Those I from the other grades had drills, t i folk dances, recitations and from r . all grades there was much singing. It was remarkable how those -1 little ones Jearnyd their parts so t we'll, and sang in such unison, 1 _ wit harmony in every song^Misj Ad'^'r "was' pianist. "I Tickets are being sold for the [ Benedict College Singers who will v r be here Tuesday evening, April 9 1 in the Finley High auditorium. 1 MORRIS BROWN i A. M. E. CHURCH I 1 1 1 Rev. R. I. Ijemon, Pastor Charleston, S, C.?Taking ad- fd r vantage of the beautiful We&thei j which prevaf d in our city last 1 c Sunday, our congregations were : lar|je during the entire day. * 1 ONFKREXCE ';S HVILLK'I he, Second Regional -Confer* tue ?.f Student Health. .Worker.-1 i Negro f< iv t<, he held at } lehajr\ Mr*d:caJ School. Nash- I lilt-, I rdiio'M'.-, April "> and (>'h. t )i. Pa'.;l B Comely. Associate (J h.'otYssor <>f I'riAciitive Medicine > :i'l I'uhlic Jli-iiltii of Howard I s Lvtji^aiy- A\ ushing toiH 4-b -C-. n? f ii char^'V of tin aiKiii-'fiiii'iib. n k>, the res'.llt of the hi ft foiiji'i- } mi _lu-hl last year in Atlanta, a lost \ajuahle rep' it dealing with \ diWnistra'.ive and health matters r nd entitled. Health Problems' ir i o -( oile- es, was made availa- | ie !.y tht National Tuberculosis m o-soe:at ion. ' . At the Xashvill meeting, tin p "I' "u inu?h-v-e?Io|>ie.' will?form the ~ fas is foi discussion: fiictipn. f oints between the1- physical -.'tain- h ation department and the divis- s it of - medical supervision; in lealtli know ledy ? test; contents' v f curses: m family marital rela-ions;. health problems oT college" a ' omen, nutritional programs in f nl.leges. v Mis. Aiurcw Simkins, director e X thn Xt'^iu 111 un i ~ oatn t'aroiina i nbereidosis As so \ ia* ion. \vnl represent that "rjjo- t lizatioli at the eonf.-i cnce Be: > esentatives from most of the l alleges in South Carolina are j xpected, according to lJi\ Cortiel\ e urge attendance greeted the pas- * or at 1U a.m. in the junior church i ell..!-.. u?.l..i..i;.l?...Ti? * -r* ?1-? i ? .iv .!?.n f.i i?lUI! 1 iucted by tin- pastor. Kev. Majol .j nought a tun- message at 11 a.m. v chich \vs enjoyed by all "who'd.ai. he opportunity - to hear 4c The itcwardtss Hoard No. 1 conductd a program at 7p.m. featur ' ng Woman's Day, which is al rays observed on the filth ^uncia.t " n each month at Morris Brown- ' n keeping with a well establish- ' d custom. The program featur- ' d a group of students of Avert nstrente, undf-r the direction o". "j 'lol". Reynolu Scott, music dil'eC- . or of Avery institute. The Ne;r.o Women of America. wetv muled by sonm of the Uam.iir ol ite school ami the musical nujn- " >ei > rendered. were?indeed a tnus- "J iral treat. Mrs. Anna I). Scott (n loard-No. l sponsored the pro- * rrain. Sister Kate. Kd.w.ards one ol tinhxlesl members -.uf?m ur ?< nurc:., " tasseil into the great Lvyond oi. iunday morning, ami whs buried n V\ ednesday." She w as a I'ncinier oi Class 10 of wliieii Bio. T K Metallic is the pojmlur leader 1 h'iter I., (i. Davis has been as- ; igned us 1 cutler- oj" (.'lass 4ft., suv e?t. Aluiris Brown has eptered fith spirit into tip- spring rally t .r.nh cioso tin the 3rd Sunday in j ipril, lt?4u. ' Dr. Lemon has sue- j ceded jn eliminating practically he entire debt of the trustees nd alter-this ell'ort there, will bt | leur sailing for .Morris Brown. Bro. \V. H. Simmons \t*ho ha? ' eeii sick for several weeks,- is a- . ;ain at his post t .Morris Brown .nu_ sriov.s sians of marked im I'oveiiielit. j All eyes are now centered on X-troit, Mich., and the General" !f.'>foLV.IiCt_..0.1 _UitL A\ e wonder just what will happen t that meeting V It is iiopeu ..at South Carolina will keep her j pices intact, and uccomplis.il thi mis thai, she seeks. There are .ortliy sons of South Carolina those contributions .of heart.iai3T nind, "will go far tAward iuphojnr ~ tig the traditions of our great hurch, and whose selection to thi" flice. they seek, will. mean. niucn or our state. Tr.ey have our earlest prayers for their complete uccmiB. ? i l i ILL Kit t'll AI'KL t: 4-H V 144 H T itev. I.. (i. Bowman, Pastor ' Newberry, ft. C.?The old time Mve feasfc' wun celebrated iasi lunday.Quito a number of vi'siors wore present and witnessed " he religious rite. The services I Sunday morning and evening ' tele instructive and appealing oth to the officers and members . lev. bowman stressed the impela fit duty of the leaders*; he also tressed that the otficers of tin ( r.urch should be punctual, relia-. de and faithful, otherwise- the! nembers would be slothful Sfiid le, many churches are being snip I vreeked by unskillful officers. It g^trtre that many of tlv? officers? infl-menihcrs -h&va botin lndiypm-? <1 but since the good Master has ' I estored them, why. sta^' away?!! Alhy?not come to church uiul-do 1 i he best you can, the Lord will ' cwai'il you. The Heavenly Gospel Singers ol ' )etroit, Mich., will render a pro- j nam at Miller chapel, Monday' light, April 8th. Admission 15c J. he public is-cordially, invited. \Invitatkm from ProJ. W. M I 'arker of the CCC Company 4405 >f Newberry, t/ visit the camp Sunday, April* 7th from 10 a.in o c p.m. This is the seventh anliversary of the camp. Congratulation coming from dr. K. II. Pratt, Sr., and family, o. the pastor, members of Miller Dr. J.E. Grant, friends ami state it large . for ,thc kindness show: lim during his recent illncKsr" TKo nictri/'t i>Anfamt?i^n VHIIV vas continued thruuR.n Sunday and ReJ. Bowman urjt'd all m'e"hTbers o -pit-use. .(>? _ readv and pay vour , lullar. Mr. Jesse Williams* who was a t freshman at Allen but now a I freshman in Howard universit;. j ipent the Easter here-with his mo j Lher Mi,^-La-uru Williamw.?AUm-? hits hroiher motored down !rem ! Washington to be a part of the files t. Commir'*" next 0,mday morn t PAGE FIVE Sterling-Mazy c*k VuptinN Sail' i? S ' * < > ' I iv "r Ut'iy ' A-at hill (!. : ls\- Maz-.. f hi-r ;.ai-. i- M' : r. \ > ' . 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