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'T" "wT" ' *- "" "_ 7- . PAGE TWO _ dlir "7 Pil ti >11a CraiJpr PUBLISHED WEEKLY 1316 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. ' -1 1 i " Entered at the Post Office ut Columbia, S. C., as second class matter by an Act of Corigi^ss. SUBSCRIPTIONS Jue Year ..*.. .... $2.0U . Months 1.25 i nice .Vlwnlhs 76 i AC otugie v^opy -. FOREIGN ADVERTISING A. li. Li Ft' CO., blftj S. Dearborn it., LincUeO, liiT OUhcial Atlvei. iiacuictiu> ?.t tne rate allowed by law. AGENCY IbeTATader will publish brief and ralional letters on suojeets ol general interest when they are aaconapamed by the uarnes tuiu addreases oi the autneris ano _ ** out oi ^deiaintituiy nl'tttrv. Anonymous Communications will not be noticed. Rejected macu ocripts will not be returned. ________aLX GEO. H. HAMPTON .... Publisher k'. PHI I IP k' I l l< flu 1,1 A .rum u- G. BuWilAN, Circulation Algr. REM1TTANCES checks, Drafts and Postal or Ex. press Money Orders should be made payable to the order ol 1 he Palmetto Leader. onimunications intended for the * - curient issue must be very briei anu should reach the editonaJ desk not later than Tuesday ol ?each?uteek: Gfty?news; focau Wednesday* ' J Telephone 4523 Saturday, April 27, 1940 RURAL EDUCATION AND RURAL PEOPLE We are making much progress in our program of rural education in South Carolina. Of course the same is equally true in all sections of the rural South. The progress as compared with the rapid progress in the urban ana industrial centers cannot be seen au cunscicuousiy, out we are gradual.y improving the schools and the type of education offered children in the country is mu.h 1/etter than what was offered thirty yeais ago. The same ohsorVations can be made in the city schools too. A? In addition to the oOf) Rosen wa ,i ui i!u is erected Tdr Negro children others buildings have been erected. and allium enlarged and remodeled. - - . It is to be noticed -that salaries of Negro teachers have n?t nd- ? vanned in proportion to the phyicai improvement of the Negro schools. This is a protlem_Jto be . handled by the " legislature. TRe physical improvement of the schools may be due, in a large measure, to the fine leadership of the Jeanes Supervisors", the encouragement of the ttgSne eAacouragement of the State Agent of Negro s hools, the cooperation , of local trustees, the people ol the 'communities and the Julius Rosenwald Fund. Anyway them substantial improvements can be seen in almost every county from the mmintnina f<> tl,n o Few counties have done more or as much as Newberry County, in the physical improvement nl Negro schools. For 27 years U S. Gallman has been the supervisor of the Negro Schools 1 111 Newberry County, and during his tenure has constructed 27 schoolhouses for Negro pupils, all of them from two to six teachers buildings. Mr. Gallman has had many of the weak schools con- _ ?? sblidaU'd; making one serVicable rural gradc'd school in each Case. These people have also provided sh.-pwovk and library facilitiies :?ami rnanv of (Tie school?grounds " around the?schools have been beautified. with trees and shrubbery adding much to the appearance of the property. The observations made are not done without considering the many problems to be challenged if the children in country schools are to have adequate facilities for their education. We hope the end of the present decade will find conditions so improved that t eriu ationai opportunities of the hoy in the country will be just as' good as those offered the children in urban schools. LAURENS NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Burton wish to announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Inez Burton. *Tr. t other Beeks on March 31. 1940. Mr. and Mrs. Beeka will make their home at 323 Silver St. I.aurens, S. C. ii I #.? * *UI J I I I.. * C8C8??aC8?aiC820<???^ \ "The Old Gray" | J ** 8 Kct. E. Philio Elli* General Conference Special The Carolina Special -will oe the limited upon which the entire delegation will travel to Detroit .Michigan to attend the 31 General Conference of the A. M. E hurch. We. are leaving Monday the 20th of this month and wt are asking all visitors to go with TU,. Ruilu-uv Knc hade ample preparation for all hat will attend. The - train will leave Charleston Monday mom-ng 8:45. All persons from Chareston and vicinity will assemble it the Union station, Chaileston All persons from below Branchville will meet the train there at to -o'clock:?Those' from BoWman Cameron and Limestone will meet mr special at Orangeburg 11:00 <>'.clock. Persons from Florence tumter, Manning, Marion and as *ar as Newberry will meet us in ''olnnihin 12 o'clock noon. Doleates from Newberry, Pre specify ill join us there also, those froir Jreenwood. Anderson and Beltot vill meet us in Spartanburg gong by Greenville. This is goinp (I III' I tie piMiwt.sT r'ficlrrinn nvHZ elebrated in the great A. M. E hurch. We have already publisher ?he-trates in this paper and thert - no change. Consult your local iekot agent about them. Exposition Tin so rates hoid good for the vontv-I-'ive Years of Negro ' ogress Exposition which will be eld a week later in Detroit. The .nswars- the questions of those *10 are anxious to know. o Not il.v the rates remain but thi a n schedules will be the very one. Those of us who must ave Monday morning, April 21' 1 order to be present for the peniny session of the General 'onferenco Wednesday morning lay 1st, "Will be on the look out ?r the delegates to the Exposing the following week. A Heal Dai be1 Shop - -MV Tlirod M rrthonTr 'upmates = ne of the best barber shops in harleston. In fact none in this tate excells it. f It( is located at )3 Spring street irnd when one | vants the very beat service go to .'lis up-to-date parlor.' Uther barTI" . thi-fe ;i re Mr.Euuonc ripen or and Mr. James Seabrouk,-all f whom are experts in the pro"ession. = The Union The Interdenominational Union f Charleston and vicinity had a eal fine session last Monday. Dr. i. E. Broaden is a, master in the hair and. H. B. Jones is a real "no secretary. The order of the ( 'ay, Rev. S. II. Seott, subject The he situation and was highly complimented 'by the president and '.embers of the body. Among hose speakimr were Revs. D. W Wilson, K. I. Lemon, J. E. Beard r. F. Henderson, William Deveaux W. T. Murray, D. S. Frazier and '. S. Lvdhetti-r A r"''1 watch vas presented Rev. S. H. Scott he retired president?fur hir faith "HI service rendered. Our Whereabouts For the next three weeks we ?dll he in?Detroit, Mich., attcnJng the General Conference. This a per will be. ti e. mouthpiece for ho j-tnte?m?rctrasmg the doings if that body. We are asking our nany friends to pray for us while we are away and the host of fol' overs of our church .will do well, to pray for the General Conferlice. It is our hope that the A. M. E. church-twill be a grander orranization as a result of this General Conference. 'Let us Advance on Our Knees' KITSIIA A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor S. S. at tin; usual hour. Morn'iv_: service began at 12:30 with >raycr service. Rev. L. W. Fuir preached from John 14:1. During the district conference Friday night, Rev. J. E. Dixon >reached the Educational sermon. Subject: Trained Leadership. He ielivered a masterly sermon. HA UNWELL NEWS TtTe Uany contest was quite a successful event. Master Daniel 'rice, .Jr., won first prize. A nice sum was realized. W:>?were?proud?to?have?Prof. -tnd -Mrs.y LeRoy^-Myers and enoyed the encouraging remarks *rom Prof. Myers also Dr. D. J. Dixson. ~ Mr. \V. S. Dixson of New Jersey is visiting his brother, Dr. D . T. Dixson. Prof, and Mrs. Corinth Myrick were visitors at the contest. Little Corinth Myers Jr., won third ilnce in the contest. The PT A of Dinmorxl Plain u/oo ddressed by Prof. E. S. Allen Sunday. The program rendered Sunday by the T5. H. school club was an enjoyaHc affair. Mrs. Minnie Eves has returned home from Hot Springs, Ark., 'caving her son very much improv ed. The operetta entitled "The Land of Dreams Come True" per formed by the primary group was very good and enjbyed by an at-1 tentive audience in the auditorium of Rarnwell Hi school Monday j night. TH1 | MAYBE SO AM j; (By W. H. UN K LIT'] The great Teacher once said: "Let your -^communications be iiea, yea; Nay, nay"?yes or no ine nrst amrms, rne otner genii's. VVc don't have to do much serious thinking to realize how *ar-reaehing one or the other ol these little words may be. Do you remember, you marriec 'oiks? "Do you take this mar (woman) tp be your wedded hus and (wife>?" Out came the little word "YES"?the most farcaching little word you ever uttered in your life. Since that ime what has happened? Think! Didn't use of that little word jchange in a big_ or little way, r erffTre career? Before and ift^r?what? Think! When you ned some money very mch and the banker Bays "YES" what goes' on in ypur mind and cart? Suppose he says "NO," vhat goes on then? Any difference? I'll say so. It may mean COMMUNITY BAPT. CHURCH Rev. W. P. Peterson, Pastor l.l,|i..'i"ipiH" mr ino young i)oopic of our church re nlaying their part in kingdom building- On Sunday, April 14th, it 3:.lA P. M. They rendered a H*ry fine proeram. Those taking were Miss Olliie Mae Wilson, act:n? as mistress of ceremonies "ine Miss Lucy Edward, Miss Oleorine Ramsey, Miss Grace Richardson, Mr. Samuel Jenkins. Ellen Frasier, Fannie Bell Jenkins, Florine Frasier, Rosotta Jenkins, Master Junior James. Mr. Hubert Jenkins, Master Richard Jones, Miss Marie Jenkins Jnnnie Mae Weston, Ella Duvis, Leroy Jenkins. Mr. William Weston lifted the offering, raising o>'er $7.00. 1 ? The pastor is well pleased with the way each captain is working in our church drive which will come off on the -1th Sunday in June.Also group h6. 2 is working well, Mrs. Alexander, captain. Baby-Jean "Why presented ~in u song recital on Thursday night, April 18. Baby Jean, is only four years old and has a wonderful voice. Everyone should have beeh All societies are. doing their bit Massey, Trustee board chairman,1 Dea. Lee Williams, Church club,1 Mr. John H. Gibbs, Supt. of our Sunday School, Mr. Wm. R. Wes-' ton, Treasurer, Mr. W.*- G. Mel-J more, President of the B. Y. P. U Deacon J. Williams, President of nrv Mission;! iv snciotv. Sister J Wpston, President of our CvuconI'sses hoard. Sister Ophila Mostly, Sister Maria Morgan, President of the Willing Workers Club. President of Usher board, Mrs. Anna Jackson, Mr. Luther Harvard, president of our senior choir, Mr. C. Alexander is the shonster and Mrs. Hattie Alexnnd :r. organist. Wo have a work ing group and a wonderful pastor. We are asking God to bless us in our work that he may get the glory; i A hearty wi'lcome awaits?you at the Community Baptist Church] anytime.' .Urss Gussie Godwin has return ed from Columbia where she had I been spending sometime with her I parents and friends. She reports a very enjoyable stay. * St. PHILIP NEWS For the last week around St Philip , we have been having " a week of spring revival conducted by the Rev. Fergerson of Antioch. During his week service here really preached God's words to men and women trying to persuade them to come on the Lord's side. The meeting came to an end] on Sunday night. Rev. Fergerson brought his choir with him. On last Slindnv Siu T?r?ai?> T Kitt and Ora B. Washington entertained the Stewardesses. Serving a dinner that cannot be beaten. The members ate heartily. Our pastor, Rev. Weathers,, accompanied by Sis. Tena Lovette, Rro. Henry Johnson, Sr., returned from the conference on Friday e-1 vening feeling uplifted after mak*[ ing their report. I On Sunday rfidft-ning we had a| LJ1 Sunday Sohooh?The officcu were all at their posts of duty. We nlrdcd not to raise under a dol-' lar each Sunday morning and are complying thus far, at least for Mv past two months. The Adult Class, Mrs. Oree, tea cher, is holding the banner. We are having a grand time a- [ round St. Philip in rendering sorvice and praises to God. Mamie Hinton, Keporter CALVARY A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. N. Caughman, Pastor I S. S. began at the usual hour i with the Supt., Mr. Lewis Lee and teachers at their post of duty. At teachers at their posts of duty. At | man preached a soul stirring ser mon. At 1 o'clock the Mission-: ary society held its meeting with he President, Mrs. E. C. Howard in charge of the program. Splen did remarks and papers wore glv-' en. 7:30 O'clock the Rev. J. S. In. low preached a wonderful sermon. We are always glad to have visitors. . The Community Philharmonic chorus had its rehearsal Friday night at the St. Matthews CME church. .,IW.. ^ .. 8 PAiAtfeffO LEADBB , n ? (D MAYBE NOT Shackleford) ^ [Te word - : 4. . ' : the loss of a car or of a home? , or going to jail perhaps. Think! r ?No wonder the great Teacher said USP j"gf fu,f> worria? i we would have one terrible time t using two words properly. Some t ps'ople will saji?."Yes" to anything, and "No" to everything, i Because somebody said "Yes" i when he should have said "No," somebody went to the penitentj iary or to the electric chair. For j the same reason somebody clae ] went nutty. Bang! Suicide. To affirm and to deny is after all the sum total of existence. We I ; live in a world of affirmations and , denials.We use "YES"and "NO* in some way more than any other | two words in our vocabulary. Every day we cause some satisfaction or some displeasure. Don't be a "YES" man nor a "NO" wo! man. Will you be a more, careful man or woman? Yes or no? (Rights Reserved) WINNSBORO NEWS I . 4?-A?Httte?ctrtI but last Sunday ' was an inviting day for the church of our town. I St. Paul Bapt. Church hene was packed Sunday afternoon wfien six choirs rendered a musical program consisting also of recitations and gospel songs. The listening multitude enjoyed the affair very much. A collection of ?30.00 was lifted after which the visiting choirs were given an claborate dinner. V . The Teachers' Monthly Social <~U'b meat at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ross last week and enjoyed a great evening oof joking and laughing and games. At the cloBe they were served potato tmlud, pimenta sandwiches, root beer, Russian tea, ice /?rnntr? and cake. It happened on Mrs Ross' birthday which added to the occasion. Among our visitors for week were Miss Enniva Beatty ot I Finlei' Hi, Chester, Mrs. C. W i Tulloy of Goulter.Cberaw, S. ~C.*T Miss Rosa Mae Williams, a stu- I lent of ours in Allen University. Miss Edma Mae Lyles, and others ; of our group who is taking nurse I traini_ng at?Colombia?Hospital. | National Be Kind to Dumb An -Imal "Week wan observed by tcachers and studentB of our school last week. It had remarkable influence on the attitude of up all towards talkless creatures which God made also. Our County Teuchers' Association closed it year's work last Sat., April 20th. The crowd was lessen somewhat by the picture, in town "Gone With The Wind. f However, we had a grand time. Vice President, W. A. Ross called the house to order. Miss Pender grasB led in a spiritual, Rev. J , M. Beatty read the Scripture les- , son and called on Rev. A. Murphy for the invocation. After the opening?Pres. Ross expressed heartfelt thanks for the cooperation during the year. He also t thanked the body for sending him? and president^Whtttinirton as ron l-psentatives to 1.1 >i' ihnwe-Ol! nuto^ nt the State Teachers' As- i | sociation. At the close all went in 1 I to the house and enjoyed a huge banquet. . Rev- I. P. Poguo and Rov^ fc.L Rlaknoy, both of Johnson C. I Smith University and pastors of the Presbyterian Churches at Rock Hill and Fort Mill respectfully were welcomed visitors in oui'' town last week. While here they visited our school and addressed our student body in the Tis.sembly. They were the guests, of Rev; C. W. Tally, who Is pastor of the same connection. IRMO, S. C. Rev, W. G, Owens Sunday School opned tit the usual hour with Sup.t and teachers at their posts of duty. Services were good as usual. The pastor used as a subject: "Peace Against Enmity." Many members and friends witnessed the services throuRh- ' out the day. I Mr. Samuel Reeves connected ' himself to the Church, i Th contest was a grand sue- j 1 ess with Ruden Reeves winning' firwf?ulnpii?chtvl.a,'; vT*nrnr~j i r.?vv, *_>?nirey l\U MHIIU Win 1 ning second place. The Auto Race was also very good with the V8 Ford taking the1, lad. This c ar wa^drtyn-by Mrs; H..P. Davis. She drove 601 miles. The good folks of St. Paul and . Hopewell are sending their pastor to the General Conference at Detroit, Mich. He is motoring in] his Master DeLuxe. Anyone desir- , ing to go with him may see him' at his home, 1620 Rice St., Co-' lumbia. Rev. W. G. Owens and his daughter, Lillian, wore the din-1 ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Bowman. I The Senior Choir will give a < program Sunday at 8:00 o'clock. M Everyone ia invited, CARD OF THANKS |J Mrs. Gracic E. Robinson and J 1 family take this method to thank the many friends for their kind- t ness and beautiful florals during j 1 the illness and death of their i father and husband, Mr. J. W. ^ Robinson. They also wish to ] thank the Johnson Funeral home for their unlimited service. i ? ? - GOSPEL TORNADO SPEAKS Hello World: I am speaking from Rev. Reed"era home, Columbia, S. C. I left Florida Thursday, stopped by -Sumter, talked with'"Mrs. Finson. - found that she was much improved and putting over interesting plays which is a help to this youth, ? Went by Lincoln High Srhnol, -found ProL Lawson on the job. To my surprise I found a new building, modern in every respect Jo 14U? T>- - c T We found Rev. L. G. Bowman of Newberry, S. C. carrying! things higher and higher. He has proved himself equal to the task While in Laurens, S. C. I found Aunt. Lilly Bell happy with her newly wed. In Greenville, I met wtih a num ber of friends, Rev. D. Sr.' Sample was in Baltimore. Md. conducting a revival. I saw Mamv Coplin and them. I won't have time to tell vou what them I am talking about Ethel is planning to go to school at Fisk University this summer I am glad that she has decided to go further in the intellectual realm. - ... r Went over to Spartanburg, S C., spent the night. Don't know when I will go there again because my Rtay was not enjoyable .? Shipped through Union", 3 ~Cr saw Ruth Collins. She is working at Jonesville, S. C. Mrs. Collins is doing well as could be expected since the death of her husband 'Stopped by Prof.. A. A. Sims They are doing nicely, his health is not as good as he hopes it to be. Went out to Lookharts, S, C.? saw Miss Emma Maddox. She said that she is planning to spend the summer in New York. Stopped by Jenkinsville, S. C., found all the Martins doing nicely. Mrs. Martin was looking fifteen years younger. She said Maizy was in New York doingy coly Mrs. Martin should be congradulated, having reared a splendid family. The bnbv girl will graduate next year from college. Mrs. Martin said if the weather is not too cold she will go to the General Conference at Detroit, Mich in May. 1 reached Columbia in time enough to preach for Dr. J. P. Ree der Sunday morning. 1 fauud-that Dr. Reeder has another ass't pas-1 tor, the Rev. F. K. Sims, who fini-1 shed his high school work at TJ-j nion, S. C., his A. B. at Benedict and?ifv ?h-w?takig hts theology") at Benedict. He is planning to fi- J nish his theology nt TTnion Semi- * nary in New York. After talking i with Prof. Sims, I find him above 3 the average. He is living so the < Lord can use him. I predict for ^ him a happy, prosperous future j He is. leaving today with me for 1 Little Rock, Arkansas for a few 3 hours. T asked Rev. could he J spend a week, he hesitated for a \ moment, and said no I cannot J stay, and when I came to find j why, one Miss Helen Mc Knight i was on his mind. I can t blame j him because she is one among the j outstanding young 'women o%f the 1 state. She finished high school at 5 the Booker Washington school in ^ Columbia, S. C., and her B. A. degree at Spelman University in At : (anta, 3a., and is row inithe city system In Columbia. S. C. Zion iB proud of hei, she is an asset t^ < her, chnrch and to the youiiiTlK^^ pta , I was just talking with Mr < George Hampton. He says that if J ?h\ Curry is not elevated to the < Bishopric, he will" not run for the ^ office^ I feel that that is 1 road < in Mr. Hampton. \ iRemember, one week nnd . we , will be in "Detroit, M'-h. Don t foT~ get that Dr. 1). Ward Nichols ' should be elected on the first < ballot, you will ifot regret having \ l man like-Dr. Nichols to preside 1 over men. \ Old \'iv. is in Washington. Sh? ? *s staying close to the White ' House, so she will be the first to < go on tlie relief roll. I hope she * won't be dissapointed. ! Rend The Palmetto Loader, it j will furnish all the news about J the General Conference. So long, ? will be over station P. M. L. O. J C. next week. ?i ROCK HILL NEWS < Little Henry Armstrong Hin- <i ton showed his "popularity when ' he won in a contest over eight othoift children. He brought in the highest amount in a Child's ^ contest given for the benefit of < Friendship college Charles Simp ' wn Jr. gave him a close run. Go ! an Henry you too may be a cham pion some day. The school is J grateful to all who took part, lovely ri'JuplhlTf was given Ji it the home of Rev. and Mrs. L. <j R. Barber for their daughter, Bk's \ de Mae, a recent bride on April ? 13th. The many gifts showed the J esteem in which the bride was ? leld. All Rock Hillians wish the ' newly weds a long happy life { >ver life's matrimonial sea. Mr. < Bchumpert realizes he has gotten { i jewui, 1 * Mtb. L. F. Pride, Messrs W. E. < tVarnsley and S. N. Webster, In- J turanco agents attended the Un- \ lei-writers' convention which con- < fened in Darlington last week. J The County-wide commence- ? r>ent was held at Emmett Scott ^ luditorium last Friday night. A- ? x>ut 150 received grammar school J lertiflcates. Mr. Potts of Colum- . >ia was guest speaker. ' Miss Sarah Mattison a student X it Friendship college was rushed ^ tome in Bolton, by ambulance 2 vith brother, Mr. Maxie Mattison f who is working at the Chisolm's Y Tuneral home. % Recent week enders wero Profs ? iV. H. Witherspoon, T.' J. Simp 1 .-i?-pxi .U... . .? * I? [ son, N. A. Pharr, R. Lee and Miss I I Rosanna Williams. I Miss J. M. Miller and Mrs. M. I L. -Canty left Saturday for Plainfield, N. J., where they plan to <p-?nd the summer, Mesdames Lnnvonin prr.uhy, A r. j nie Bell Barber anil?Thaim'?* <?? Williamson attended the Blue Rib bon G^ub dance in Charlotte last Thursday night. 1_ _mL-OI.IVF M I'V^Hl Hf H Rov. H. C. Andrews, Pastor j: j Myrtle Reach, S. C.?The pas-?: tor has returned from the Dis-! trict Conference which convened in Marion and we are thankful to say he made a round report and ' preached an inspirational sermon 1 while there. Sunday 10:00 A. M Sunday I School opened with the pastor as i the acting Supt. and teachers at i their posts.. The lesson was dis-j cussed throughly by the pastor, J teachers, and friends. I 7:00 P. M. we were glud to < have with us our Presiding Elder 1 , A. P. Sppars, who preached a < sou! stirring sermon. Afterwards he held the third quarterly con- 1 ference that proved a success _ < Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bellamy motored to Florence Sunday to visit \ Mrs. Ora Rass, who is ill at the j hospital there.__Her?mam^HrfchdTT tvluii Hrtv?s? 7 1 - ..???? *iv> m opccukv iccuvcry iiiHi that 'she Will soon be home. I Mrs. Gracie King,' Maggie Coo- ' per and Rev. T. H. Hemmingway attended the District Conference in Marion and reported a pleasant stay. Mrs. Leatha Hemmingway spent Saturday in Hemmingway.' S; C. visiting friends. Mr. William Davis of Bladen-i burg, N. C. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Mercado. Mr. Edd Roper of Charlotte, hf I C. was the pleasant guest of Mr.'^ and Mrs. Willie King1 last week. ' | State A. & 1 [ t Orangebui i . ' : ? ! ? ANNOU i? ?'?? is" - ? ; The 26th Annual ? : ?June 10 to JT ? Regular oiilegiate coui \ Arts and Sciences, Ec ! Trades and Hom \ Special courses for Prin I of Rurol i \ For further information anc ! Directoi ? Sta > ' ? y ' * > jH"MORRIS ( I Sumter, | SUMMER SESSION | June 3?Jul ? Standard Courses leading ! Certificates and Ba j! Midwives Pes" ion 1 ?! 5 For Additional Intc I f. J. P. GARR1CK, K {. Acting President | "Benedict- AlU | ? ?cho \ \ COhUMBM ; BKUINSJL'N STRONG. IMPRO' EXPENS Tuition for all students?Six Wee Tuition for all students?Nine Wei Board, Six Weeks Session Laboratory Fee Library Fee For Bulletin or further inforr BE> * ALL *" \ HI? II wy J Saturday, April 27, 1940 Mr. J. B. Owens is back after spending sometime in Conway with her mother, Mrs. Mattie Wil lard, who is ill bet is reported as convalescing: ni'.ely. J. B. Owens spent Sunday in Con way UNION "NEWS Teachers Hold Finfel Meeting ? ?? T I IT * ? j iic union uioi nty Teachers'' Association held its final meeting for the year Saturday A. M. in the auditorium of Sims High School .The meeting was opened by the President, Prof. Bogan. The minutes of the last meeting were received and adopted. The delegates to the house of delegates of the State Association gav? their report. Next the secret ary and treasurer gave their financial reports for the year. ' Prof. Sims spoke at length?on the importance of teachers' attending and accepting their share af responsibility toward making the County Assn. a complete suc:ess. A committee of seven was'appointed by the president to map >ut a program for next year. There being being no . further msiness, the ~ meeting was ad ourned. Poro Beauty School I,orated at 24R1 Millwood Ave. BEAUTY CULTURE IN AI.L ITS BRANCHES lhamponine, Pressing. Marcelling. Crnquinolling. Finger Waving. Hair Dyeing. Bleaching. Manicuring. Massaging. Hand Molding. Anatomy and Electricity. -PHONE 5687 i'ilhelmina C. Pope. Instructor Vnnie M. Pope. T. Malone. Pros M College | rg. s. c. $ NCES? -5-$ Summer Session f ily 31, 1910 I % aes in Agriculture, ? lucation, Vocational 1 | e Economics. i cipals, and Teachers J. * Sehoeis* - ? -;-f X 1 bulletin, wr i te-c - - - X i r of the Summer Session. { 1 te A. & jV|. College *j. Orangeburg. S. C. X _____ "X-X-w^wx-X"^ ; ?}!'*' ^ OLLFCE -j s. c.' A ? r~X FOR TEACHFRS. f -j y 6, 1940 , | x to Advance Teachers' { chalor's Decree 'k ? Begins July 8th f Y t A rmation, Write !j! E. M. BOOKER, $ Director Y i X t I in Summer j ol? ~ x , S. C. ! '? E 10, 1910 | ' VED FACULTY I IES If x ks' Session $10.00 .|. ?ks' Session 15.00 X I 18.75 'I* I?I * - l.OO {. I .50 $ I nation, write: .j. J EDICT COLLEGE \ Y ?r ' % EN UNIVERSITY - ? 1 h;MX^MXmVK>,X*'Xm!>,XmKhK,,X