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Saturday, September 7, 1940. - HELENA NEWS v | _ 4 Mt. Zion Baptist Church e Rev. M. C. Freeman, Pastor ?_ - ' r Our revival began the first Sun ? day in September, the Rev. R. V Primer of Augusta, Ga., will con 1 duct our meetings for us. We pray s God for success. Mrs. Flossie Murphy of Phila- \ delphia, Pa., spent two weeks here J visiting her father , and mother ? Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Long and also sisters and relatives. 3 Misses Mamie and Azalee A- L, brarns of. Baltimore, Md-.;?Mrs" \ ^ Laura M. Dublin of Columbus, O., were tthe dinner guests of Mr j and Mrs. Oscar Spence of Helent s Thursday afternoon. j We are glad to knpw that Mrs. Mary Simpkins of Helena is rest- 'i ing fine at this writing" after undergoing a serious operation. j, Miv. and Mrs. James Green of (j Pittsburgh, Pa., has. returned after a week's visit with-thorr?par- e ents, Mr. 1 nd .Mrs. C. E. Green of j, Helena. Mr. and Mi'o. Kiln.i Diwult and- ? Carolyn and Earl B. Rueben ami j Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dewalt and Mi\ and Mrs. Sam Pitts, all 0/ ^ Silverstreet, S. C., were the after- j noon guests of Mrs. Amanda Bobb .1 Hrown Chauel A. M. M. Chnrrh ^ Itev. T. E. Robinson, Pastor v |i lirown Chapel church ended y 11 very effective revival meeting' or ^ last Friday night, conducted by one of our home boys, Rev. A. J llolman of Edgefield, S. C. We c were proud to have had this no- h hie young man who really deliver- 1 1 ed messages of God, which was* 11 1 highly enjoyed by all who attend- b ed. During the week three confessed Christ. Miss Elizabeth b Sorters, Miss I.ontiie 11. Davis and J Mr. Olin Clark. They are looking ft forward for B; ptism Sunday nite -September 8. The Sunday school v\ is still making rapid progress un c .i?.. iii?' Qn,,? r UVI til*- lttt\ltl Olllji wi til v Mr. J. S. . Sanders. Class No. ?i is still holding the banner will i> "Mrs. T. E. Rook instructor. Thi I tdasses Were beautifully taught by tlie various teachers after whjcl \ .Miss Carrie L. ,(>ary gave sonu w very timely and helpful remarks Two visitor* Aveie wit-h us Sundaywijoni we were delighted to h: vi n come again. ? JOHNSTON NEWS ? l' We wire glad to have .Supt. S. w 1.. Pope back with ps on Suiulaj n at Sabbath school after being awav for severaT weeks in. Detroit. Mich. Uev. W. W. Gary preached foi us on Sunday niuht at Bethel C. M. E. church. His subject was. " "The Power 01 the 4,orU". " ' The Willing Workers Hoard vmr J J_ LUVI1 i: ~"r: - < V DI OPENS F: Septen X cc Teacher T on -?- 1( ?-Pour rn Trad -I?.- - . U "v.- ? . _ S%6'|T>'I< .-W: aku'iu vill meet ?t Bethel on Sunday at -HRt p.m. All members are ask(1 to be present.-Rev. J. S. Gordon was the dinSunday. . Mrs. A. M. Spann, Mrs. E. M .attimore and Miss Vivian Spann pent Saturday in Columbia. Mrs. A. M. Spann and Miss Vidian ^Spann attended service at took Hill Baptist net.r Saluda on Sunday. Mrs. Frances- E. Johnson and dr. Horace Watson have returnd to Newark, N. J., after-a visit o Mr. Gabe Amos. Prof, and R. N. Smith left Saturday for Raleigh, N. C, to pend Labor Day with mother Irs. Carrie Smith. Prof, and Mrs. S. K. Dean spent "hursdt y in Columbia. Mrs. Annie Ware of Bayonne J. J., is here to be with her sick aughter, Mrs. J. W. Forrest. Mrs. Pearl Robinson has return- ; d to New York City after a vist here to relatives and friends Messrs Sam Ross. Jessie Ha>-t . nd Howard Hampton spent Labor- >ay?in Savannah, Ga. Rev. t nd Mrs. E. L. Matt, son, Villie Marion, Mrs. Mariah Wiliams,1 Mrs. Georgia Collins ana on, Luther Jr., have returned to Ishland, Va.? after a visit to Mr. nd Mi's. C. P. Pope. \Ve, wert ~i nrl.,,1 tn fvavo Ri-v Ma't In ' ireach for us at Bethel pn Wedcsday night before ret'.rt'.mr t' Virginia. Mrs. Freeman Upson ind three hildren left Saturday for then ome in New York City after sev rul weeks stay here with hoi J; lother. Mrs: J. G. Miles and sis- " er, Mi's. Ethel Mae Lattiiv.ord. . Mr. Russell Daniel and his new ride art* here from Newark, N .. visiting J>is parents, Mr. an-, <. Irs. James Daniel. Rev. W. W. Gary spent last *eek in Augusta, Gt'.^with his un ? le and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. llenr. J Jary. Mrs. Mattje Harris of Col visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard j lampton. ^ M i>.?J-;?W-:?Forrest?is?m? Vaverly hospital. We hope, s1-- c ill soon be able to eoiue home. n Pretty Johnston home is now in | He?making, its The seven room lodern residence of the Antos's ? ogresses toward eompfeijioi. ( 'hi lot whivh Mr. Amoj has own<1 for sometime is just below then' s unert I home. The Arnoses home <] 'ill add much to the beauty of its' s eiehboi'hood. **i I I'llII.ADKUMIlA. I*A. NKWS j 1 On .91ni f:iy, IK-RoV. Ul?<l j }| Irs Win. Patterson had as theii ' inner pfjesls Mrs. Ida Neville of HEESN SCHOOL :NMARK, S. C )R r Y-THIRO nber 17, [T tomzzpl : fT~ ZZ301 > [cz^nor^^l )URSES OFFEREE 'raining-, Business, Agr the Junior College lev< _ _ M1 ? 1 j Units'of Higji School es and Twelve in A6ade Address The Prin De \ short Hill, N. J., as she was rc urniner home from the sunn louth wh,ere she visited her brc heL Jotlh Hemphill 1303 Greg itreet, Columbia, S. C. She als risited Blackstock, S. C., Mr. Jai G. Hemphill and Mrs. Elizabet lemphill; also Miss R. Bell Her ey had dinner with Rev., and Mi Pi tterson. * Miss Rebecca White left tii :ity Saturday to spend a few day 'itp Saturday to spend a few day n Rock Hill, S. C., with her rri( .her -and sister.- She will also vis t her brother Mr. and Mrs T. ^ ^hite at 908 Walnut stre?t in C< umbia, S. C. Mrs. J. C. McClellan of 120 3ine St., Columbia, who has bee iway all summer visiting friend ilso visited the World's Fair i Mew York; Rockaw^iy Beach, 1* Woodmere, N. Y., Jamaica, > f., Brooklyn, N. Y., E. Orange, h [., Camden, N. J., Chester, N. J rVilliamston, N. J., where she vis ted her sister, from there to Ph idelphia, Pa., where she was th gunst of Rav. and -Mr iY:M. Patterson. ~~X number c [lev. Patterson's friends came i o greet Mrs. McClellan. We hop ler return trip was pleasant, diss Johnnie Sumter of LeGre St. and Mrs. L. West of W. Mario trect. Coumbir. arrived here Sun lay. ' M ROCK HILL LOCALS : - -? By Ruby Lee Reid Miss Gladys Holman is bac tome after visiting in Orange >urg the past week. Emmett Scott school opeived o Vednesday, Sept. 4th for 1940-4 chool session. The foljowini eaehers were added to Enimet Jcott's faculty: Miss Benaen iradley, Miss Demetra Durhan md Mr. Frontis Brooks. The fol owing teachers were added to \V ?nd school: Miss Gladys Holmu nd Miss Mildred Shpkes. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Byrd o toanoke, Va., spent the night ii he city a few days ago, wftl heir aunt Mrs. Maggie J. Key; in Flint Hill. The next day the; notored to Winnsboro to see thei ather. ; . Mrs. Lillian Pride and son The lore* are still visiting in N. Y Mtyi' Mrs. Eva Phillips sister W<ilm: pent the day in the city Satur lay. She is a student at Friend hip Jr. College. Miss Maggie Alexander a pen ust Sunday in Chester. Miss Ethel B. Ford is home af er visiting in Great Fnlls_ thi ast week. Johnnie Mae, Gladys, Glendi rnd John Gathings and J a me Vilson spent Friday in Ghcstei Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shannor . &I. 1 <* v ??? ?-? ft A 1 1940 > icultuKe >1 imic Subjects cipal, nmark, S. C. THE PAtvME^fC > LEA] >. and (son of Penn. ure visitors i y the city. ? Mr. and Mrs. David Starr an g children of Pcnn. are visitors i 0 the city. s The Big Broadcast wast present h ed at Clinton Jr. College Thurs i- day -nite. It was enjoyed by a s who attended. Mrs. Freddie Gathings had a their dinner guest Thursday Mi ie and Mrs! Albert Shannon and so 3 and Mr. and Mrs. David Starr, al 8 of Pennsylvania. >- Mr. Prinoe Childers of Abbe "VHTe~is vigitrhg Tns uncles Dr. G T. Riley and Mr. Prince Riley oi >* Trade street. The Community Center's grou] 1 rendered a fine program Wednes i*-: day nite at the "Log Cabin" oi Is Crawford Road. Pictures were ta 11 ken of the group as they danced J Visitors from Columbia attendee J the affair. It was enjoyed by all * Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Murray anc Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Boyd, all ol Greenville spent the week end at 'I the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. T Miller op Hampton stiW 1 >T Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart rT and little son of Winston Salem e N. C., were visitors at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Guy Ixwery or, e Hampton street the past week, n Mr. Thomas Euell and son,.Jul-ran?left fui Iheii' home VVednesday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toatley for several days They were from New York City Miss Sarah Floyd of Orangeburg passed thru the city Saturday on her way to Clover where she is to hold a teaching position k at Clover High school. She is a !- graduate of S. C. State College. Mr. Ford Miller of Laurens, a brother of Mr. B. T. Miller is vis1 iting in the city this week. H Miss Willie B. White left foi t Pen if. Saturday. She has been vis0 iting her grand mother Mrs. Chai ii lotba Crawford on . Trade street tr foi^ thepast two months. __ ^ ' Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman n of Chester and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freeman of Jefferson, Kentucky 1 were visitors of Mr\. and Mra^ J. H W. German on Trade St., the past ^ week. ? - T y The Kock Hill Klite Giants .nuT y tored to Salisbury, N.C., to play r base ball Friday nite. They were _ defeated by Salisbury with scores u of 6 to 5. Mrs. Susan Bui Ivy left Saturday to resume her work as Super a visor of Barnwell County. Miss Gwendolyn Chisolm w-tls . home for the week. end. Mrs. Marie Chisolm is visiting t in WayneBville, N. C. Dr. :D. . M. Duckvtt has returned home after a two weeks course H ut Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Duckett was a accompanied on this trip nr s" Thomas of Camdon, who also at tended Meharry. i Dr. John Gathings was a recent visitor in Columbia. Clinton Jr. College will open its q doors for the 1930-41 school seS sion Thursday, Sept. 5. Registration of new students will begin at H:45 o'clock, Thursday morning. Mifis Wimelmina "Peay of Lancaster spent the summer in this city. She. is a" student at Clinton Jr. College. The Fairfield County 1'ivshv-levy hold ts annual'meeting Sept. 1*2 at Hormon Presbyterian church. This meeting will last foi several days. Mr. and Mrs. 1?. D. Belton and daughters were recent visitors in Columbia. Miss Vivian Ayers of Chester spent a few hours in the city Sunday with Miss Virginia Bolton. Misses Crawford and Berniee Foster of Charlotte, N. C.. were visitors in the eitv SuiwIav Mrs. Fled a Blake of Penn. win a visitbi in the city. She was a dinner guest of Mrs. Freddie Gathinps en Hampton St., Thursday She left for her home Thursday. 151 rs! Sfanback'and children of Tampa. Flu., aiv visitors of Mr. .1 henii Mac Robinson and sister. Mrs. Geneva Meamo is a visitor in the city. _ Mr. ~L. B. Moore, Jr., left the city Saturday for Walhnlla, S. G. where he has accepted the position as principal of the Walhalla High school. He was accompanied by/his motherland father, Lemuel III. and his wife Mrs. L. B Moore, Jr., who now teaches at Pacolet, -S. C\ 11 U K W KST' NKWS The churches <>f Due West had splendid services on last Sundae Funeral rites were conducted uvei mi* remain* 01 air. Columbus Joseph by Rev. F. L. Honey at Mt. Lebanon A ME church at 2:0ll o'clock on last Sunday afternoon Mr. Joseph was u former residen' of this community but lately pi Greenville, S. C. The Rev. Leonard Ellis of th? faculty of the Mary Allen Semi nary of Crochett, Texas was a' re cent visitor in the home of his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs, John Ellis. Mesdames Eva Gordon and Jo sie Starks have/ gone to New Yorl on an extended visit. Miss Eloise Sussewell returnei to her home in Philadelphia on las Thursday after spending a wee! I with her parents^MrT and .Mrs. F A. Sussewell. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Smith o Chattanooga, Tenn., with their a dopted son are here for an indef inite stay at the home of Mr. 0 L. Smith. Messrs John and Alexande Garrett and Mesdames Bessie Ga rett and Cox-nolia Oliver crrrte tj] from Columbia to be present a the funeral services of Mr. J. C Joseph on last Sunday. Mrs. Lil Garrett was alreadw* here, visit ^ ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. A1 bert Anderson. . -< 3ER ? The Forty-third Ye; ^ Will Begin at t Voorhees Sept. 16th |* (Special to The Palmetto l.o;ul( Denmark, S. f\. Septeii.tiei 11 ?The Jr. college and* the hi l' school wjll open on September f? with the graded < school opor. i September' 2<"> at Voorhees. " v carding to . the officials thi.s w r" thctschool has had in the last 1 n teen years. A number ,ol' st dents will pronubly be turned P way, since Voorhees caiAiot i commodate more than oik hu died and ninety boarders. T three ply program of 'feavh , Training on the Jr. college lev 1 high school education, and trad will be in full switvj f-n the IT ' of September. ' The first group of .National" D ^ fense young men will leave t school Sentvot el- Tit, h'lViim --r " nfeted k Ijweeks at Vooidieesr-=q del' till'"" H'Myhees?K?W8~~:1T^Td7 welding; 1. ItT .Myers in iron , and metals i nil WV ( wood working. Some fifty o? .voijng people nave been rvg.st. , ed for this work since the l.ee 1 - fling, 4U. oi these beine boardc at 'the school and the othi rs dri ins in each day. Miss Eloise Usher, daughter ,< the Rev. and Mrs. Usher. Mi Mary Menafee, daughter ol' ,\] ! and Mrs. Meijafec, and Miss Car Blanton, daughter of Principal u Mrs. .Blanton will all he leavii some time this next Week f< work in Marietta,' (in., and Xe Orleans, respectively. Principal Blanton, Mrs. BRo con and .Mi^is Blanton, returiu from a trip t0 the Negro Expos lion, by tuiy of Buffalo and Lh troit. this week. They report vtHy interesting trip was Rud h them. They were especially el thusiastic over the Negro Expos tion, saying they thought it w; very good. N O T I r P. t P To Missionary Workers or South Uarolinu: Programs have just heeu recei' P(t ~f01 the .Stat f VdllVL-llLiali u.L-li Woman's Home and Foreign Mi: ionary Society of South Carolir to be held with Ml. Pisgah AM church in Sumter, ST^C., Septen >er 5 and 6th. Mrs. S. L. FEIPPK State President Rev. R. L. POPE Entertaining Paslm L. R. JENINGS Secretary LKKSVIUA >i FAVlj Mr. ; ml .Mrs. Jam**- Norris \ Leesville wore very glad to groi their relatives from dilferent?d lections oftTu-' United States. All the relatives and frienc were called together for a reui ion on Wednesday, Aug. 21s l'lio table was prepared at 2j in. It was beautifully decorate with different delicious foods; Motoring' down from New Vor City were' Lester Dent, Mrs. Not lis' son- Mr and Mis, li,)i)ll|(.?1m del, _ Irei brother-and wife, M a,.ti Mrs. Wflliv Hall and duugl tor;. Mrs. Norris'- sister, her hu; band, daughter. .Motoring u front' Del.and, F|a.. v.ere Mr. an .Mrs. Oilii* I'f l.ieis the brotner i - ?ro-r-s-.?d-es-s-H-?Noil is?a nil" llis~ Wil'i Mrs. Easter Fleming of Uherav S. l\, Mrs. Norris' sister can .11 Saturday on bus. accotr,panic I by the elder daughters of Mr Norris, tilauys and Flwiee Den .Motoring up W ednesday. ; flc [....Oil lion: .'oiring'lield, S. Wei cousins, Mrs. Alice llynuni, Mr Lessie Thompson and Miss N\ ie Tr.oinpson. lielniives tivii g and around LeesvfHt-?werr?AS .,.;i I'uiitpey. I'onsevenia I'oiupt Miss Thelnia Funipey, .Mrs. hi llarrell. Miss Helen llurrell, Di ? nl William, tonne llarrell? .1 e sie Harrell, Mrs. Saliie Fetde 1 ? arrie .Mai Fcluer. Adam Keld" and' w ile i mi habYT Mi?s \ io V.,i-iis Mr .Jesse Noi't'is. I'.itil Norris, Kddie Norris. J antes No ris, McKinley Norris, .Mr. I>;?, .M?nis. We weiv- very glad to ha v m unit Mrs. Jessie Bryant fro Miami. Flu. Our distinguish; guests were-Rev.- J. N. Caug t.an, pastor of Calvary A. M. vhuivh.'a resident of West 0 luntbia; 'Mrs.. ib K. Quattleluuii one of tlie teachers of Hampli 1 L|gh schuul;?lve-W- and- Mas.? B. Jackson, of Leesville and lit Adams of Columbia. The friends who too': part the reunion were Mrs. (ler.e Drafts, Mr. T. F. Drafts, M died Drafts. Tarence Draltts. W. Drafts, Fred Drafts and Gl I i:ia Drafts, Mr. and Mrs. Bla? j.Vl r. Os.ar Drifts. Mr. BUI Cn ter. Mr. Clinton Carter. Mr. P. Bobo. of Philadelphia. V were glad t0 have Mrs. Can Mag lived and her son Willie. Mfs. Norris had a number - daughters ami sons present, < follows. Lester Dent, Floree Di Gladys Dent. J. T. Norris, Wot row Norris, Bennie Norris, S ' vester Norris. Kdward and Km I I Nori'js. . ' We were ail glad to be toge" I'l-.d-i-An., K?l,l VI L" I C\ill III. ..?? 4? I enjoyable time. Everyone had much as they desired to eat. On Thursday Mr. and Mr. .)i ie Kclder aiul other relatives n tored to Columbia to visit tli f uncle Mr. Sam Caughman ? i' had a very line dinner at p home. < On Friday Mrs. Morris t ' Mrs. Hrrrell and all their rr a tives were invited to an ice ere - party at the home of Mr. VV. - Carter. Everyone had a very JtfyaBle time. i tr Unusual Vacation _ ^ Olte Ii! '.lie f 11 > > t Vlir tlell t elmi'te.l te the .N ^ I |?]e>> i.? that i.l c'halie> \\ (julie fri>\.. i.i' .-A I,oils. Mil.. n:unu1u< I in ei u] Larieu>e hail-coluiir.K '* .iii. <iiixleiijj.\ ini.ile a in.ugn iml?yJ' air|?iatie which teel; hiti: in ' l" tile Al'l'tie 11 ele |i-L'inle <>!' ' l!< ! a l Xnltii. ' , Mr. (ioiletfj iiv, wii.o I'm m; , ? , -yei. r> ha- been |-et,-ej.'li;/e.i - e. | ne||. ;ai t?. I te ll.e. Neyl-I. ant, al.'1 V whe-e tell.JiitliV spell<? 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Arctic ^-ou.-u 1 sel,, i tleu.ent unci- a M-ar, in Aiiu'u.-t Mr. i<"di-I; y -ait}' .a Ulitiy tka. , "ho. SfWiv.es J) I li-1 d" t 111-i I" -il"p vv" ^ ' < >li -iMM al occasion- .iurinjr t-' iiU-day aerial trip, tin-, plata- hao -to "set 'down" ln-cati-T-?tT4~~ sitiok clouds Iroin forest arc's arid imkT while i xpi"?ri:ivr\t in- island in- v.u. lost iti the, i'o'j tip si-vci-i I hours. I ; ' v,;.: - t lintel rnv v second 7 into tlu^|tir. <ui ^ it two Vi-ai'fagi., in- i!cu to Hcts,'t ci'.cl Island. II. a: t < ':.!.:-i;:i.Alii?- _ ; ha IrrrrrfcTT f ' OUT N/| i I New ? Popular ? Exciting 1- ] 96 pagea an about bladh folh? i their preaeot, past. Nlma km I 5 ehort, eaiy artlctaa, gripping ] ! atoriaa by leading nritera. t | Buy It eon at your aewaetaad at i Iron the publiihera. 21 eeatal or get a aubacriptloo and It aria T delivered- to yon* hose aa4 v ! Booth. ]' Native Soe (uauatly *230) goat nith aubaviptiooai 4-laeaa aaW? ' acriptlon with booh. $2.801 Uliaoe with booh. $4 | 2-4-iaeae nith , I book. $6.SO. Or wlthoot booh. 4* laaue. $11 12-Uaaa. SUttl l'- i (lane $$. I Weif 125 th St. M.Y.C 1 KIDM EY STAGHAT10 N ? IS WORSE THAR r: CONSTIPATION! Beeense We Treat Constipation at - * The Onset, While Wo Neglect 1 ? Our Kidneys Indefinitely Ka ?th?r argan in your body b of j toore importance than > your kidney*, for ' ha your kldnays there are ulna million UbM which moat work day and night, to i ftbar the Cold*'and keep the system free trans P est SB. acids, poison* which. If per. h Idltiil to remain, may cause serious kidney K bhaddsr trouble*. 0 j I h M vender then that Nature i l/lee eails for help to elcan out the ti. sklnay*, So tf you are troubled with 1 i Bitrt11y-tftvNlgh ta. Leg Pains. Backache. Her mua Headache. Din. in re or Lose of DMrn, due to functional kidney disorders. , V try KEDANS, the famous kidney remedy. WilA elds Nature to flush out tha kidasjs. %e filter ail wastes, to prevent kid1 >' Bay stagnation, Vf KTDANS b Safe and Reliable. Thouil Bands upart sntjre satisfaction. Taken I tecxrdlng to directions, KTDANS will give j Bpicndld results. Try KTDANS, Buy It at Bar Special Pries Offer on two boxes. Use 4 I tee boot. If not satisfied, return unopened ' bos and GXT YOUB MONEY BACK. I. LV .. J ' T PINCKNEY'S Fl ?l|* I'NDKinAhKli AM) fl ^ j O^OrTH CAROM] en-' i| 1006 WASHINGTON ST v frOfrCOC vy Page Three S. F. A. & { allege ZZ Fall Session Begins Tuesday, Sept. 17 Ora: t?(l*'.n , ' S. 4 PiUSp?Tf< bo the Iajff. vt lajj cm( llment of in-a students at South Carolina ( \ A' .M cullojre looms as uppliatibtiv )?a.-?vil tin tbiw hundred i >a ik at t lit* t li.st- of July, l'J40 I" all session bet'ins September IT M. 'y i . . at have bee ii! <it rjurit.i* to* s av.iia/i in tin Mo new , * i iutni.ea! lnd?s.triei -tint' > 1 L'o.ouO.oit is nearing com la' an*' will ot* ready for use rftre* Ceneral Kducatioii hoard ippi"I'l jato*! -?SlO.OU0.0U for new j 13i;11:?.t in I'ladcs and Indus -^rrfT^'.i: t.' * ^t'dVukv. M;HA ?**a ' a . (IliA* -tiidicd duriny tl? Professor J. 11. hirnie, biologyot mi:; * ; fter :i VeUi of study oil 1' |v u'tat Cornell. S'. ,:d villi' durinw tin ?v fro!. H. W. Crawford at Neyt ' IK .iT.il. nr; Ily; l'l ?It. K np'ji"! at Coliimb^t univerity; ; Mis- Tr'udolie \N Ambush al uhiiiiliia university; 1'rofessoi hu.-les I lickiiiv.'ii al Ohio State nivtMsity; Prufessoi .1. H. <j .! Mouunl university;- Professat ti;: i it-. Harris at lii^tun uulvd' rr\; Professor I.. ;M, Ward at 1! int.is ni. i-i ?lU u Mrs. 1., A < .at Pullet iini\ersit>; Miss ieurgii. f .irisi'u- at Hampton intitule. A number of others tool' jH-rial io.ir.-e_- at State A. A "rf, 'ilfep.1- sUUllllf! 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