The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 20, 1940, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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EET-'". - - . - - - PAGI TWO (5bf -j {ill n^tto _ Craftrr PUBLISHED WEEKLY i 1310 Assembly St., Colombia, S. CL Catered at the Post Office at Columbia, S. C., as second class matter by an Act of Congress. ? 1 SUBSCRIPTIONS I In. V..r *2 SO cSix Mouths .?... lJtt - three Months - .W Single Copy *>.????..jM foreign advertising W. B. ZIFF CO, 608 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Official Advertisements at the rate allowed By law. agency T-T-* tbsXeadacwiU publish briWaad rauouar lettors on subjects el general interest whoa they are sestpaaisd by the names sjsd addresses of the authors and aie aot ai a dei amatory as tore. Anonymous gossrauniraUona wil aot bo aotisod. Rojoetod aaso ciipts wall not bo wtlibot . - ' k GEO. ID HAMPTON Publisher SL PiiLLiP KLLiS ? Field Agmmi L. G. BOWMAN, Cirealatian Mf*. I REM ITT ANCBS U Onto, Draft* aad Peatal or Bju praea Momj Or dan akoald kt a*4? payable to tk? ?ri*r ei Tke Palantto Laadar. Cwaaioatiaaa iatoadad far >ka can aat iaaae ant ba Tery krtoi aad akeald raaak tka' editorial Beak aat la tor tkan Taaadaj af aaah weak. City nam, loaala Waiiaaaday. Talayhnma 4I2S n _ i a A - - tsaiuraay, April 20. 1040 i THE JAMES L. TAPP COMPANY ? The mammoth new store of the James L. lapp Company was op-1 cned last Monday for the inspection and service of its many cub. niers. ihe remodeled firm is a dream ~n-commercial adventure and ful-( v adequate to serve the buyers vi.o uest in dry goods and no.as. ..ity-seven years ago James -pur"settlor started the .ice. He not only laid well ?? j^nuation for a great merestablishment to serve ?arohnians from the mounl tne seaboari but he fur. mployment to many ana , them were always em..u a few Negroes'. It has . ettrned from reliable sources tne new firm plans to hire . .egro helpers in and around aioie. For this we &end our of thanks. Ihe great and noble contribui n the late Jaa. L. Tapp made as that he instilled in the minds his two. sons his business principles and policies. Hence, twenty years after the death of theii father. Messrs. Jaa. L., Jr., and William, sons, have Kiven time and inherited talent to the business and now, as a result, have given Columbia one of the finest mercantile concerns ever seen 01 known of since the city was surveyed. NATIONAL NEGRO HEALTH WEEK OBSERVED On Thursday April 4th Paulins D. Hemingway and her* Adult classes sponsored a very interestlng progranr at Bethel A. M. E. church, observing National Negro Health Week. Prayer *'as offereo by Rev. George James. Rfavoi . Carl BusSee made a talk on The Care of tKe"Teelh. T>r: P. C Kelly spoke on The Care of the Body. Nurse Green read a papei on Cooperation in Community ? health. Rev. M. F. Robinson, pastor of the church made a few timely remarks. Music for the occasion was furnished by the Adult group. ^ WHITMIRE NEWS Sunday was a high day. On Sunday morning, Rev. Mrs. Roxlc Alston fir-1i vr?rr-rl a finn -1 ? MOV iiicoaa^ c t% I r-ce Tabernacle church. Many hearts burn. Sunday evening: the Rev. Mrs. Alston delivered another spiritual sermon at Cedar Grove church. An uplifting: sermon on Eternal Life. A large crowd was present to enjoy the wonderful discourse. Collection $7.10 for the repairing of the church. $2.00 for Mrs. Emma Swindler, who at this writing is ill. Total $9.18. Sunday night Rev. Alston delivered her final message to a packed church. Everybody enjoyed her wonderNl disooume. Collection $10.M pub lie colection. $5.00 for donation to Mrs. Alston. Total $15.51. Rev. Mrs Alston has success fnlly closed her two weeks revival meeting at Bruce Tabernacle! church. She left Sunday nigh! - ? ?J - ? ' i . r for Gastonia, N. C., where she will T Begin a revival meeting. We hope I for her much success. Supt. A. C. Caldwell, of the S S ?b progressing nicely with the j school. A large number of child J ren are participating. i Mrs. Laura Rice, has returned nome after spending a few weeks in Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs- Haskel Joiner, Mr. and Mrs. Cola Joiner and CharleB Jr., motored to Charleston Sunday visiting their daughter, Mrs. Effie Swindler. Mrs. Janie Pant, Mrs. ,Broaia Williams and Lenora Williams were visitors Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mary Williams. Rev. Mrs. Alston and Rev. I B. Ruffin were dinner guests the past week at the home of Mr. and ..ira. (J, Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Roy v\aliace, Mrs. Lucile Fpps, Miss faster Robinson and others. Airs. Dannie Glenn is back from Liie hospital, also Mr. Fdgai Fant. Mrs. Ida P. Jones is much better at this writing. Mrs. Eastei -uorgan and Mrs. Llla 'Sartor remains ill. ruoine to prayer meeting Wed ..csuay nignta. BLLNNETTSV1LLE NEWS . The?various sonool groups art o-ni naviiig uieir community "prtT" Last week the pfogram .4.S iieiu at Hopewell school. Tim v-xnioits were very good, i'rot a.oDinaon, principal. This week .?&a H.-iw uiuiutm, county super. ?or will presiue over the coin-' nunity exercise at Dise school .uiii.' uaruner and Airs. Leak tea.(IVI s. some of the schools will close ..ns week." i.iul Mrs A S. Sanders .cathers at Swansea gradet. scheoi spent uie week ?/nd home witi latner and sister, Deacon K .vctse, .uiss .uaoel Keese, Deacon and Mrs. K. D. Keese, Deacon X .. iwttse, alias aiauei iteese, .diss Connie White spent a pleasant oiay m King Street Sunday hous? ,^?.sis oi not'; and Mrs. James iiirtliSU'l'. ~~ .vir. 'f. K. Keese,-Jr., student of -.citeuici college lyra .lev. \seeks ..us been on tne mck list, he is ...pioving niceiy anu hope t > be .. s.nooi next week. Misses \\ Ulie JJ. Washington and K. McCollum spent the .vcel; j-.uu home witn parents. Thep ar. auueiih at Benedict college. inc training school anu snort .ourse Tor Negroes held in tin !..?ty r.ign school Saturday was t & eui success. The following 111..aUCiois took part in making the ,uogium a success: Mrs. Minim .lanuy, N. li. demonstration alio ageiu tor AUariooro county, pro..tied,. Mrs. K. K. McCollum luo.lst ..us. 11. Ai. and li. improvement; ...rs. K. Causon, Georgetown, han ..iciait; Mrs. K i. 1 nomas, Go |.-moia, child care; Miss Kosa ..eeUj Allenuale. ans. .viarian Paul state super isor, Goiumoia; Miss Cain 01 -.at-iiiigton; froi. Milton oi Clio; ...i. oiuton oi Clio; Mrs. M. L ^cciKers bt tne uay. beverai hu: v. red?people?w it misled?Uiv?|im. urn oi tne conlerence. t.)iiinfn^ f[-iiih i?f fh. .v> mane u new start to improw ...cii uviiig condition in tne com..uiuty. .\ew ideas were lot nice .om tne very excellent meeting oaturday. our mends are still marrying ..ere anu 1 think a numbei more. .,ni jnuke tneir announcement .cry soon, as tr.e reporter heard x a xevt more tapping ot the oells. Smiles. Ansa 1. Spears has been smil.ug very deep lor the past uiontn i.so axiss annnie M. simtn. watch ?,.o noiiie column. ...1 s. k. Kimr worshiped v'thl jiuion cii-icn sunday morning. . Our sick Fricn3s7 *virs. Uniy, L. jonnson, .vi. Davis, . .\lrs ..l. McCail. .VIra. h. JohnuKin. We .rust tney will soon recover. Also ..irs. Lnima Johnson. .nr. l. L. Lduy Jr. is the-paper ..?y ior 1 he Palmetto Leader Please nave your nickel ready ev jry Friday, so you can read youi jwn paper. Rev. A. J. Wright preached a ?j-cmng ijemion Sunday morning. Mrs. Margaret R. Sanders >ung a solo which all enjoyed . ery much, air. K. il. Henngin turneu out a oeautiiul new car laBt week. t:EESV1LLE FRr lfiUlF SCHOOL Prof. R. M. Walker, Principal the Future Farmers of America .nd the New Makers royally em ^iluined with a banquet in the H E. department which was artistically decorated the color scheme oeing black and gold and blue and .-..lie. ine cut liowers were many .nd varied. One -cfliuld readily .-eut a breath offspring on entering the room. Principal Walk ,i extended to all 'honored guests a very hearty welcome. Among the honored guests present were , up-.. l,. \V. Kusnton of the Batesburg-Leesville school system; Mr V. Wessirvger, chairman of the i" us tee t-oard and Miss Schlipsomb, H. E. instructor of B. and -L. high school (all white); Rev. Brown, pastor St. James C. M. E enurch, Batesburg, guest speaker-t'rof. N. L. Bush, principal Batesourg high school and Rev. H. B. Jackson, pastor St. Matthews C . h. church, Leesville along with many others. Each of these guest a tneir own dignified manner pn ^limcinc roroarka LI i ?1 commended the work being done, by the Future Farmers and New tome Makers of America. A de- t liciously prepared menu was serv TH1 MAYBE SO AN (Br w, H. SLIPS OF T1 Talking is great business if you don't "run yoyr mouth too much." Because talking IS easy, lots of people do lots of it, and say noth.ng. People who talk and say .iothing are way out in front in the bable marathon. Their ton gue endurance >s phenomenal. There are so many, slips of the tongue because there are so many careless tongue-waggers. Isn't it .40? A fellow wbb plodding along jvith me. one day. Suddenly he uroke . the silence with; "Theresa something about that little Miss So-and So". Tie never finished the sentence. He realized too late that he should not have said .hat to me for fear I would find out that he was slightly hypnotized by a certain little maid. Ho ed>con6isting of fried chicken, rice gravy, potato salad, cabbage slaw iOt buttered lolls and iced EeaT lU'l)?guest?expressed?thonieulvoi -a^-hflvinjj every cause to long mciuoer the occastdlfi ' Muchcredit ia reflected to our H. E i-. it ir?ih' ciiv.ni.-i , .u v. iv. n iimvi auu jur very efficient principal and "ag" teacher, Prof, R. M. Walk r, by their untiring efforts was this unique affair possible. Misses E. J. Thompson and M E. Lee carried their pupils, grades J and 4 on an educational trip to JaUsburg by trjpn. ' Several noints i Jf interest were visited. There were forty eight pupils, ol this number nineteen had their fir6t ride by train on this trip. Miss G. L. Boney had as hei Umday guests Mr. William Foggy and Harry Bryant of Columbia. BETHEL A. M. E. CHl'RCH t.eC TT .1T TTuttdiihson. Fastor I St. George?:At 11 :.S0 services egan conducted by the pastor. Subject of the^ morning's message 'Gill's Proniise". Pr. L. I.. Farrier, presiding, elder of the. Char'eston district has just* closed his second quarter with the officers, members and - pastor on the 7th inst., with quite a successful qviar ter. I)r. Fauur.er seemed to he. pleased with the way the ch.;rch is getting along. Mrs. Mable Summers has improved ahd is up and out again illUVIt IV Vi)C \iVJIK_IJl JJi , Illi'i Ifll'IlM* and relatives. The faculty play entitled "The Mill of the Gods" was presenter ' iday night of last week April 12th, sponsored by Miss T. E. -Mttrdnugh.?? The lifth and sixth grades hTa\ s given in the auditorium Mon'ny April 15th. Teachers: Mrs R. T. Branson, sixth grade and Mrs..? ^ E.- Felder, :>th?glade. ? Little Donald Pinckney whnarrowly escaped death?Sunday afternoon by an automobile . i-cheek but. still in school. Mrs. All.'ie Robinson is on tin. sick list. MILLER CHAPEL V., M. E. (Hl'UCH Rev. L. (? Bowman, Pastor Newberry, S. C.:?The first Sun 'ay is known as the pastor's rally day. .Please look over youi me book and see how much time > xtill due and let us pay it off on the above named date. Tr.e fourth Sunday night there will be one of the best literary pr*framtT ever given in Millet ""-pei??a group 'oT Tt'trchWT sponsored by Miss Myrtle Chris* l tie entire eity is invited t > out and witness the same. The church rally that was scheti uled next Sunday was postpones until the fourth Rntidov Mo-,. Rev. Bowman appointed Mr Otto Floyd on the senior steward joard to fill tie vacancy of the ;ato Mr. G. C. Williams and ap>ointcd Mr. Erskin Ware for the junior board. Mr. F. B. Pratt, Sr s Pack on his old job the writer .vi%hes him much success. Mrs. Vennie Spearman is" called i Daytona, Fla.?, to visit her sick brother-in-law. O Come to church. Go to church CARLISLE NEWS Ohio, the brother of Mrs. Francis English spent six days with her and family and it was a pleas a stay, lie had ben away for 52 years. .nr. Robert Brown of Midlen, enn., the brother of Mr. Cliford Brown spent the week end with Mr. Brown and family. Miss Rosa A. Brown of Blackstook was the guest of Miss Bfcrnice Brown and liss Margaret Chirp Wednesday Bvening and Thursday. Miss Chirp iclt luesday for Columbia, her .unit: uiun !i very SUCce88ful year here working in the Oak Grove school. Miss Sadie Robertson left Sat^ urday after spending a very successful year herew orking in the -tflk G?"f>vc school. ^Strrtday was a high day at Joters Chapel A. M. E. church. Rev .vl. iMwkins pastor. Over $100 was raised doing the rally. Rev .1. E. ilillian and members worshiped with thetw Sunday afternoon?after which ^we?hat!?four songs by the quartets, St Luke, Whitner Brothers and the Rice Brothers. Service was very good at Wili ' IB PALMETTO LEADER D MAYBE NOT I Shacklcford) HE TONGUE was too late. 1 knew what he meant. His tongue slipped, his mind and heart were also slip ping. Ploor fellow! How do I know I was right about knowing what I knew? Well, that sa/ne little lady is now his wife. "Think twice before you speak once" used to be a good rule to follow, but in this age when there is so much to talk about, you must think more than twice before you speak at all. Even ' then, some people think a long time- and-then say what/ they should not say. Very few people have not said something for which they were afterward sorry ?some slip of the tongue, thai little wagging member that makes I worlds of trouble every day. ! (Rights Reserved) , Iiams Ch'apel A. M. E. Zion church Sunday and Sunday night the pa? rtnr brcruirht~tTr his henrers n m?e sage from St. Luke 28:49. Rev ?K??Dawkhm?brought?to?fchehearers another great message --S ?t ida y? mg4>L?What? Th i nk~ Y-e_ of Christ, whose Son is He? Thej congregation seem to have enjoyeti tne message. , Rev. F. E. Wilkes report a very successful day at Hope Station Baptist church Sunday. i tie Hamilton school and Elizabeth school are still rivaling each jtr.er playing baseball. Last week ihey played with a score of 6-18 in favor of the Hamilton school We were also glad to have Miss Mary Ktta McConnell and Mist Congee Tally "to worship with uf t M. Luke A. M. E. Zion church April "7. * Rev. Hasley of Santuc .-.ill preach for is Sunday afternoon .1 o'clock. We are asking our members and friends to conic out on time Sunday. ? GEORGETOWN X KWS The Better-Home and Garden vub-was deli.lufully entettai.ne. i ila- home oi .Mrs. R. S. Lawrence 417 Broad street Thursday April 11. Many intVreMing. topics were discussed relative to arranging and care of-* flowers. Mrs G. G. Daniels read a selection on lk>w- to arrange" the- garden, Mrs. IC 1 ,. ... 1 lew member aim w ag placed immediately on the committee fo. entertainment, tilling the plac*. made vacant through the passing ? All?. l.^sC- Thompson. Our very efficient President, Mrs. Gladys ncie certainly manifest a deal <1 )iiiciest in the beautification of .in- new Howard school lawn. Dou ble commendation to Mrs. E. R Howard for her individual worl< i'iuI. S. lirowne for his assis, tance to same. The flower show is deferred until around June 1st ?ue to the lact that lot of flower ing plants, were hindered by long and severe cold. At the close of the meeting the hostess .solved a delicious repast. We adjourned "to-meet- again- onr-Mny t?th at-the.uine ol \our correspondent West end Gilbert street. Prof. E. E. Holliday and Miss .vi a.jcl Anderson attended the jiia-^a I'si Phi fraternity danct .t Orangeburg, Friday, April 12 i hey report - an enjoyable affair vii. .viacco Howard is out again after being in for sometime viae to tonsil removal. The Slabtowh Convention a, octiicsda baptist church Monday April 8th was very much enjoyed .uiss .Natnalee Richardson is .ionic alter spending several lonuoc-ren. lung. >.iis. u. a! . Humnore is confined .o oeu ;u i..is 1 wining. \\ e wise her a speedy recovery. aiiss .uarjor.v Kelly was thi .?eeK end auest of her parents.. e ai e all proud to see .\lr Lawrence Dunmore riding aroun<. in his 1940 Deluxe Chevrolet. rick me up sometime Mr. Dunmore. Mrs. E. R. Howard spent last .eeK enu in Conway. 1 he Allen University choir appeared before a large and appreciative audience Monday evening 1 he singing was enjoyed by all. Messrs Willie Miller Robert "AShe, Joseph s King and Misses ilenrietta HoWens and Christine Brogden were the Georgetoniam evening. ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. LeR^y Jackson, Pastor Sunday school opened_ 10 a.m with Supt. and co-workers at their post of duty. Senior class No. 1 is holding the banner, Mr. Melton Lewis, teacher. The school was beautifolly reviewed tlli the pastor. ISunday morning the pastoi preached from the subject: The importance of Having Faith. Sunday he preached from the subject "The Matchless Speaker". As usual the spiritual tide ran high. Senior Stewardess board met April 8th at 8 p.m. in the terrace teparttnent 04 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie B. Cheeks. Mrs. H. M. Young, president. ^ The Pulpit Aid board met Apr. 8th at the home of Mrs. Viola Nazary and met Monday night 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mattie Randolph. Mrs. Wilhelmina Wood son, president. Kacji^ hostess ser ved a delicious repast and the int'iiibetB expiesscd themselves as having enjoyed pleasant evenings. Several visitors were present Sunday. Visitors are always wel come. News In And Around Washington n> J?O. Hart , Washington, D. C., April 20? On last Friday the weather broke down w.ith sleet and snow, then, by night drove the temperature down to 3 degrees below freezing. The annual Japanese Cherry Blossoms were out and the festival was to he held but it was postpone until two rights later thou.sii a ?\as still cold. It was sJi?d i be the coldest 12th of An. il in history. Tile South Carolina Soeia: club ga.. <1.1 entcrtumirent last Friday night at Mt. Anderson's -recreation parlor at 1855 California St N. , lrcul y to 1. it was a loveJy. affair,-and all enjoyed it. Soma of the guests were Prof. T. V. Swinton ol Allen university aim officers and members of Allen ileiiedict, S. C. State college. The officers of the S. C. Social club are: Air. K. K Kelly, president; Mrs R. R. Kelly, recording secretary; Mr. John ileal, secretary ol treasure; Mr. John Dye, treasur er; Mr. James Squire, corresponding?secretary. : : ?i'rof. T.?V-.?Swinton who?waein this city for three da.VB. last eeK ana was gretted by quite a number of his old friends and schoolmates. All were- glad -tooee him. . Prof. \V. I. Peek of Anderson, O. V.., ?>UD ill tills City lUBt WVfU. He saw quite a few of his old friends who were glad indeed to Bee him. Airs. J.. \W Robinson, daughter Juanita Robinson and Miss Azoru iMartin were called home to Columbia, S. C., on account of the death of -their husband, i ather ^.;u u?otnei'in-lawM Air. J. W. Rob iiison last week. ~ Snookum Russel and his rising swingsters along with Mr. Carl vo., uut-aelt are appearing at the .loward theatre tnis weeK entertaining a packed house every nite He is called the band that's coming: * " 'sf,""sTEI?HKX A.M.E. CHI UC1I Kev. Hale 11. Thompson, Pastor Wilmington, C.?-The long prepared-tor revival meeting , pp,neu on tne past Sunday morn nig with great enthusiasm and a most touching and profound impression was_ maUe- uponitu- vast congregation in attendance. The .isu?ts ot the'cottage prayer ser i.es which were conducted for a week throughout the city were very much in evidence among the christian family. Every group ana ogunuution in the church was touched in making preparation and consecration for this meeting. . i he . choirs sang as never before which created a most gripping at mosphere for worship at both morning and 7-evening s-ervieesr The "Thorning's message was delivered from the subject, "Keys to the Kingdom" and the even.ng s message from the subject, "Revive lis Again ' J^jVerentlbjUR: Walker lroin New York' City is conducting the meeting arul has made a most beautiful im Thin mutiliitg to CUM .mue lor a period ol tVvo weeks Our visiting friends are too numerous to 1 V-ntion here. The Sunday school ahd ACE League are playing a very interesting part in this revival meeting. Our pastor is quite pleased with the start made for the revival of the hristians, reclaiming of backsliders and the salvation of sinners and commended the church for the splendid cooperation given and urged its continuation. NEWBERRY' NEWS -"The Association was held in the fptecrmediate building o f Draytolf* Street High, Friday aferr-ooii with the president ilr. H. B. RTkard, presiding. During the usse thirty period the minutes ui me last session*- were read by the seci etary vuid adopted. The prcsidnt presented Prof. U. S.. Ga !man who in turn presented Miss Lucy Epps, who presented vO the teachers one of the Eospels of the New Testament foi am teacher and pupil in all of the schools in Newberry County She stated that Mrs; Slaton is responsible for the wonderful gifts. After which a rising vote of thanks was given her by the group and followed with a melody icd by Mrs. E. H. Allen, "Lord, I Want to be a Christian in My Heart." The County Supt. of Education vas presented, who gave some very helpful information. The* reporters from the group meeting were as follows: Mrs. J. K. Gilliam, primary; Prof. B. W. Bradley, Intermediate, and High School Miss Gaines. All of them stated grout benefits were received in each department. After all of the unfinished bus iness, the same officers were eoctd for ensuing term as follows Prof. H. B. Rikard, president, Mrs Harris, vice-president. MiRR Ruth Ihompson, secretary; Mrs. Bessie Fair treasurer and Mrs. Eunice H Allen, musical?diructroBB. i Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor The Sunday school and League services were very impressive. All of the members discussed the lesson. The Bible Class was in "erestingly taught by Mrs. Abram There will be a May Day Festival given at Drayton Street School Friday May 17th for the benefit of the club and Bible class. Vote for the girl you would like to be Miss Newberry. The names ot the contestants will be published later. CHERAW NEWS I The Light-heart Federated Club ruet on Thursday afternoon April 11, at the home of Mis. A.D. Mil" ier, m _ (Jreehe street. I'Tans were made for brighter and more prosperous meetings to follow. All members are asRfcd to meet Tuesday May 14, at the home of Mrs; Maxton Fleming: Rev. E. Spann pastor of New WnnA Rq ntief r? Vi 11 \v*oc? it iwiet speaker at Pee Dee Union Sunday morning and night. He was ac companied by some of his mem bers and Mr. McCollum, who is the principal of the school in the New Hope district. Mr. McCollum's father pa stored here a t Wesley ME church several years ago. Mrs. Marybdl McCall Rogers died at her hcnie__Tue3day afternoon after a long illness. She was funeralized at the Presbyterian church Sunday. She leaves to mourn a devoted husband,, daughter; one sister, two brothers and a host of relatives and friends. Madame A. V. Wilson, Bessie nouann ana ner uncie air. fc. Williams motored to Florence on Wednesday afternoon on business Miss D. 0. McDaniel spent the week end at home. Mrs. Pearl Rembert, was a litcle sick last week, but was out Sunday, to the delight of many friends? ? . Coulter Jr. College Alumni was called to meet May Day. As this is the first time the Alumni Association has entered the contest we hope every graduate will be very liberal in your contribution. We have some very definite plans and we hope you \vill~ help us to realize enough money this day to develop them. Come and helj us crown Mrs. Margaret Watsoy If you can't come, send your eon tribution1 early so that it will be in before May Day. Thanking you in advance for your cooperation in this effort. C. C. Cole, President. ROBERT HAW WILKINSON, M D. ON STATE MEDICAL -ROOKAM Graduates and former students >f State A. and M. College, Oranrt burg, will be interested to learn fbm Urtl-i.w w:11.: ?? ?? - uimn n nMiisgu, m. I)., gynecologist on the staff of the Harlem Hospital, New York City, will read a paper at the annual .meeting of the Palmetto -Medical Association next week Dr. Wilkinson is a son of R. S. Wilkinson, late president of State College. BOOKER WASHINGTON HTS. SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAMS FETED Last Wednesday night in - oui school library the boys and girls basketball teams were highly entertained. This?entertainmont was sponsored by the Rev. J.W, Boneh um and his friends. The teams enjoyed first, very encouraging remarks by the Supeivisor Mr. C A .Inhngnn and Rev. Rcachum. Th<? toiling?spent a?very?enjoy able evening and take this oppor, _U4Tity thank--Re vr-Benrhtrm and his friends for kindness shown. 1 MORRIS $ Sumte 2 X i ? SUMMER SESSI01 x June 3 J -j T ? Standard Courses Icqd'ii |l Certificates and \ Michvives Fessioi X For Additional Ii | J. P. GARRICK, I Acting President |i; Slate A. & Orangeb ;; . ?ANNO |i I:?The 26th Annual ? ? June 10 to . ;; i o Regular odlegiate ec <? ;; Arts and Sciences, 11 Trades and He ;; Special courses fpr Pr !j of Ruro \* For further information a $ ?. ? Direc II g V o ?1 , Saturday, April 20, 194$. I GOURDINE CIRCUIT NEWS ' j Rev. C. S. J. Mollett, Pastor ? Mr. and Mrs. Lessie McDonald I wish to announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Rosalee Mr ' uonaiu of Lanes, who was quiet ly married to Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Hamlet's son, Ramson Hamlet of Sutton, Sunday 4 p.m. A large ' crowd witnessed the wedding cere mony. Rew Thompson officiated. The bride wore white taffeta and ' the groom wore a gray suit. The two flower girls wore \yhit,e crepe The maids wore white crepe and blue silk. Usher wore blue, crepe the ring bearer was dressed in blue and the seed sower wore blue crepe. After the ceremony, chick en, rice, caKe ana wine was serv_ ed. The couple will, reside at the home of the groom Sutton, S. C At.this writing those on the? sick list are improving. WEST ABBEVILLE NEWS Sunday school was well attended and throughly taught, the pa? tor, Rev. J. E. Spearman review ed the lesson. We were pleased to have the pastor's children with us in Sunday scnool. At 12 o'clock the pastor delivered a wonderful sermon, theme: "Launch out into the deep." wn? ' "a masterpiece. Our Elder, Rev. Mims gave some very inspiring jremarks. At 8 p.m., Rev. Spear man delivered another wonderful sermon. Mrs. Spearman worshipped with us. We were glad to have the visitors. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and mother have moved into their new home on Hoigler St., and are hold ing open houaej__ Mrs. Melzeta Hurst is on the sick list, also Mrs. Mary Johnson ONE WAT IVi cents per mile I - X ROUND TRIP m ess than double I the one way lares 1? e ' Air Conditioned Conches ON THROUGH TRAINS . J: T. COBB Division Passenger Agent. Columbia, S. C. Poro Beauty School Located at 2481 Millwood At*. BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling, Croquinolling, Finger Weaving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Man* J 'fpring. Massaging. Hand Molding, Anatomy and > J Electricity. PHONE 6687 W4U>?lm>na?-G;?Pope, Instructor ??1?1 X"nie M. Pope. T. Maiwa, Proa. COLLEGE | r. S. C. | V FOR TEACHERS I uly 6, 1010??? f_ l k igto Advance Teachers' i Bachelor's Degree a k ,it i Begins July 8th | nt'ormation, Write ^ e. m. booker, x JL Director x t 'I* !> 'I* if* 4* f 1 M. College urg, S. C. :: < unces? :: I Summer Session f - July 31, 1940 | urses in Agriculture, - ?> Education, Vocational X >me EconorrTTcH^ j incipals, and Teachers !; I I Schools ? # \ * nd bulletin, write: !! tor of the Summer Session, i Hate A. & M. College X Orangeburg, S. C. i .. v ?