Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

9 r ' - . * vol7 xv?T PROFESSO i IVIES ] NEW FAViS RE GA TRANSR ^ _ __ . ! '; ' ; s. / ,vf7 *1' ?' '1'ill inf?u-h-b?Uh-?i.'i-ntiri(lis; il nth.it and life habits ' " . ivia transmitting1 mosquitoes found throujrhtmt*'South C'ur; ' 0,'?n Iras just; ' :>c n ? <mn.? deled by Pro'. -lailies If. pinna, h/ad of tin Department of F5>olo v.-Soath Carelina State A and.M. College. lies survey. ( oiidi'cted for the past year under the auspices of til.1 South < arolina St:ite College Department of. r?i..!et v hits revealed many new and important facts reiranIitm malaria transom* stun m this section. A new ma lilLUJ?cn [ fi( i .?mini'.'!-. A n ; iu 11 yy.tllC'Ti. was I n v;}'. pj thle lilt#* aiTTT < ? i:sid"! :i!do infornta 1 '"II?V, li ?i !'i.i ?i i .'I'll; ilii. - r?((i(i ' '? I :iMv^ rr?r?7,t!V,*. malaria (rn ric>. (n addition to the study malar>a arri.ws. einsidi'iabloTaow 'a ' e'.vd'i' ! fej-j ( (Iiin# tlu lilV habits and i>.?siMe m.lo in ?|is other siKvivs ?.f m.oMtiiit??s "'oi.ik! ? in .Su^ith Carolina. This i* ( lie iii' i%?* fi?->t invest rations to brir.r ten tiler :: latfr# vohnvie id ii'd'oi malio'i re-nrdins; tin- i.tentit'ieat ion .>1" the various jJ.'seitsi s?U-anrmitiin-?tWins?fnnilo . 'a tiiis section and tiro d;ita should prove valuable to public health ' fi'ual:: :nt .'rest-d in tjhe contio) . t'f ni'ilarin and otioi iir.-e.'ses. The, Jtepai tment.. of - ftiolo*ry plans to continue tluL investigation for another war in an effort to obtain data on the wiirtei df nii'hiiia ^transmit-, tiTs it ?? I it t K? is kmnvn lenai'din'; lhis phas'.' of tin- tnoManr. Pcot ofsur Hope liiniii "was on leave in 1lit. si dyinv towards his I'l' .1. . j.,' i.j . o.oiry at Cornell l'niv(-is:ty Prof "'ssor Mirt.i.- i- : - rn dilate o! .Moicli -Iisc I and teretve'1 It is Mas to i of ScioM'.- deyre? fton; Hniwn I'ni'o >itv in ] >:! _'. !(? ha. 11 ivrnleiit M-nniremepts for the .Ju4?t'^^r.rrrr?rn f riiTT! ? t T'n i"" Vfr?'ty. JeSOpa I :. sK'l :!'? ?'. |i -pol't ( <tKH \ I.t> .! AfKSnyM,i,T! \ I M Trv ii ' c ' Miss Willi;. It'll'' rt fo-ial'i and Me. Kiv i Warien l:i 'k't'" v ns vol. ii a h:** ! 'i i .. th 1 s p.-.iI ; > *. Vf ami 'Mr-'. \V. A 'honkl The )"?>i 111 ^ w; . !; si!y decorated v ii'i xvi.'tf : !:c!i< ii. . J ? I" l'? <.-< : 1 : >> I Iv l 'i ?> >!1 v M )'S fMaueio John: kin ?. aus " and Mrs. (ilveeru- II. Davis sany "O J?. . ">!,v | Mv FMw. M Jn'-son. To fhv -Srt-iains of "L-ohfinrfui'' wodilinu march,' played by Miss L TfrdTniim M. Williams of Anderson. entered itoV. C. S. C'aijrj.il ell of ' edt.'---m ; -iin'.ior !. id. s r.aii's were 1 v * .Misses Mary an ! .Mildred Jackson Anderson: j n n i o r 1 >i i. 1? sinaids wore white silk erere with til)' l ails. The matron </ honor, Mrs 'j Annabelle Wilson of I'.iiiwiiv won white silk tweed. The maid of -V" honor. M<s. iMaude .M. (forahi. wove white silk crepe each won rdvhnns. The hride \\? > yv \ navy blue" rropo_ dc eh ire with t"lle and law iv1 her turban supported a should ' or loiurth v. il. She < arriod ? pravei hook from wni'h were suspended -vt hBe -" sM-7>u--1" v i '??k'?-Tt"; tuber roses and vnlh'v lilies The blade's mothei wore ,<u-oos. of orchid crepe, the sister'. Mrs. Nevada Ronno was attire: in -yhii" silk crepe. The bride was nrpt at the altai Ev?MrrPr'eil W". Ja.Usan. t lu; bos' man was Mr. Edward Wrfblridfji of An<l"r?i.n. The ri'i". niinrmm Was tiKed?Out of town '. vests weie I >r. and Al,?. / 'I n...!!..,. .4* AT.. .* i i >. i : tin J ' i i-i i\ 111> i i ?. v j *>i: S". Mr. M's Kmnv Hon*. . i up way, Conway. Mrs. Willi," Min l,nn"\ C'Miwnv; 'Mrs. Mnir-'ip Srott V ? 1 nttt' Mr. .W I.. Kinder. -J .alt a " Mrs. Klizabolh Rivers. Chester field: Mrs. Ma May (Jre<*h. St.^Mnt thews: Mr. James 11., jjohnson I Charlntje, X. ('.; Mi;s. Janie Smith sisfc|* tn the ?? rooty*. Mrs. ManU< Jackson. Misses Cat lierinc; an< llattie Certrude Jackson. <1; tifii tcrs of the f?room; Mrs. Jtaehe Samlets of Anderson, 'Mrs. Vit irinia Hall of Anderson and Mr Foastor Rlaek of Anderson. X, * H. BIRNIE REVEALS lRDING MALARIA 1ISSION . 2 _ .A A. M. E. Presiding 1 :rs to Meet Here i > til" rail (if Bishop !. S. i Ir,111 -1" l>. I). I.LI). Frysitliii'i i 11i's! 1 < |> oil" tiit- Seventh Kp!s-opal Pisirict, tli-. T\v enly- lTesidiim Kl- ! ilci's aiv hero-by called to nice'' . v.-M/la.' nnoaal l 'all Ses i "'! L_!?n.'Mii I?I?i.-ir.?Ln-.owine'?<"'lnr:il i.ili: 1 IV . I..... 1 , , . o t- I - ! Ill f I at I 1 :0() A. M. ' ?? 1 i ;>;> s. >'i Presiding Thomas, Secretary RACIAL MINDFI) V\ i as a whu'e . > not apt* red : ali- ' r lace, or pride ourselve [ < ' - injc Ne-'ioes. This lack ol , !( !) is due lfir?ft'ly to till | li.o Irainie^. Qui- children ' s . M'ld lif> iaiiiil.l t"> read more a- j at?famous?ir.t n and?women?rri? r-.c- . Kvon our local n.eti an.! ! "i-eii who have and are lr-akinr j ; .: ?>. ?! sho:*5:| he-' held ind'ore them I 1 We hive editors; preachers.-doc. tors, nurses arrd many, other pro- f 'es- ionals ritrlit in our midst wor- I thy . ytVonuilation. The publisher' of this | : pio. .Mr. tieo II. llan p-t l ?:i is a rac d renimle o|"' succ-s. i.iol ti s]v r.tion )' " <mi hoys alio | fi-ls I- t as a otiu'is and | ' 1". !'it 'J remember *"ii:ti ott:; child- j | or mi.- rare can never he at 11 a i i in?iis he t mi' i!?;! 111 \ liecuim ; . uiJitl miiukU?mi I >' ! l God judirc the sin. \ MX 11? K XK'.SO.Y | AHHKVII.I.K MAYS i When T i>i A hcvillc trade veil! : F.uhvrta Underwood Church Street i Grocery store. You'll l>e t*iv? r i ?rpdel*- ttHmtionr?"" " For attentive service see L. 11 ! , and ilrcnviVe Funeral Home. Church i Street. "Niyht and day service. r"r+HV?jrs?we?ftttrl?m?ntir?srnorr Bibles a verse. "To do unto others as you would have them do untc you." We as christians -should re 'member this as a motto. If \vt should tie so first let us do unt< ! God as we would have him showei | his Bl.'sinys -upon us, second, let us cooperate with our fellow mat. I and ' when visiting your ncighim) I say?let's?U44?h?Palmetto?1 .o.uli1'-? ami so doin> you want find youi ' -elf tail ing tfbont your neighbor _Say yef it fn-toi I.ois Ma's* all w HrnnKi*: M:\VS . "I i. camp Mifi'tinu has el il ? Crow A M K Ziou church Thi' assistant pastor was Rev. A *R. Cohen. PtMdor, ' Rev. Ratl in Rev. Cohen delivered. a nn'ssajft . the I will always Ij'njfer in our i )) : i ts. A lar.'e crowd attendee every nitrht. The 'finance is as i follows: For tin- service duriti;' the ciinin irectiiur $107.21. Foi I'M <-.ation. $M.O0. F< the sielc $1.00. Crnnd total of $11121 ' Rev. Cohen h it Friday niir t foi . his home. Tli" revival meeting bctrun Sun day at hims Chapel Baptist church conducted h.v the Pastor, Rev. (V I Wallace. A large crowd attended J ' !v services. PrfqrrVs honw:_Mi. J.;mes Waller to Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. Otis Ra< and Miss Louauu Johnson ti N'.i'W Voi k City.; Mi-s. Lizzie Fan! and son Joshua to OonneNville Pa. "Oil* to Washington, D.Ct Messr? Nrthur Leo Pant, arid Wallace . Votrntr, lift Saturday 11 i k h t foi Wash'iniiton. I). C.. for s one week vacation. We hope for them a pleasant trip. Mid-week visitors: Mrs. Lizzie Fant' and son, Joshua at the honu t' Mr. and Mrs. M". M. Fant from ^nrr.' lsville. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Cola Joiner, Mr Ilaskel Joirer. Mrs. Gcorjrianna Byril, Mr. Charlie Jones. Mr. Jno Moryan. Mr. Andrew CI: rk am I Mermo'i Johnson and many other visited*Sunday attend inj? the eon 1 voeatioh of the House of Prayer Week-end visitors: Mr. Gum Henderson. Charlie Byt'd were tin week end visitors at Mr. and Mrs \". C Mr. Gene Mendel son w? - truest - -MOr A mile Mm - Byrtl. ? : 'Mrs. M. Abrains and lier mo ther. Mrs Ferauson from Tryon ?. _X CM is in .Whitmire-visitinp* reintivec nnrl friends j Mr. M.M. Pant ami family had as their quests Sunday the thre< y SuimlU'i uiils and Messrs Joshua Ka/nt. Willie T,. Kpps, Fidward an' William Johnson. Miss Mary Clark from Wayne:; ' ville. C.. is hack in this town again. . The fuincipal of the Whitmir' school and the assistant I; borer? , are still trying to complete tl" two rooms. Mrs. Caldwell, from Newberry \s still visiting Mr and Mrs. A. C Caldwell. ? t > ftali ('()limT>I A. SO THE CONTINUED 1 APPEAL FOR 1 CLAFLIN COLLEGE, \\ t" 'jsize, t:|x>t> J witljli (olle.d , which hits almost three ijuarters i of a cetrhTiy e* istoTfi c, alal -. lo j *; lions service. 'Her. christian i ! v ucational wealth ha* lio'-i l? t , ill :i mi! ill oosi t ii I ioi.i the. h-ihi'-: ! minds. and '" r the race most needy times. when ins* :! 1 ! tions' h'" were scree :in<I ? ?- mute. These folk are scattered. "r\77ia have a'sn- he?ntouched he ' the.ni. . . _ * . f'Ittfliti ItV.'i.i! Iwr hrMiOl'"i| t and daughters from deruss lliephemispheres '.i pans ami listen to < her wail of woe. Her !a-en di--- v trussed?^+44-:?H' In?t-n?11 :i I. " her. tT, i once great and niiphtxw nlimt ha-g mitten" worn.~and' rust*, ^ through the years, time's rough ] and ever agile hand lias'. -played1" havoc with her. She screech"--. smj.' . Staggers and strmhles from wont and tear she has so mrt-ienlK m. *" duc-ed and?fe:vrs-;r collapse and an t nilation as the neglected days com; r am! go. ClaTlin's needs a,-e isa'i' and extensive and grave. lUi.'m with slid is e'JRV'd,ingle .necessary acinus and perfect. her anhithm .' to resuscitate her. Her spirit-pal- < pitates roleistlv. her mind is ten- p is courageous ahd Uncompicvahl : hut he:; physical constituthni is | swiftly running down., M >n?'V run! stop he -, speed to ruination, mom v 's the alhalest that inn, care her nffcclat ion. money ean restore and ; niaky s, re again. Therefore, th | 'anpeal todav i! To day the '-if ?u-?1 d:iy. tin- money is needed.- (livt i h now. Th.?.cause is . genuine.' the I'lea foes forth to";il! t. .v.. ,.i "christian filuc.it i<>u fur speedy as j -istirtv-i-. I.'-i CliUTm's xms ami , dauifhters" s p a k 'in terms <?! mniti'V. Some retain sa?u ifical may !? in < ? .-sai y. if it n unit es 1 that. release. it- = an.[ save Clal'liu?v jiH\Vr f- I a f 1' tr "f'Yrtte t?7" Ts"a"~Vho"?T , for a", therefore. am! ayain. wo In nost.l.v. . .rep lies t the - ptd lie at j 1 I a rye to rim. to help, to resent | ' this worthy mid essential, um! sac- \ ivil .institution. S-lS.OPlktM) i.? inyxl v danyernus, and disappointing. Act ( , at once, True Friends. If one would I love to hand over $100.00 quickly I ' ami have iIn- reaiost?member brr-!-^ tcrested, and benefited, and also! a?lvertise Claflin. secure $100 :?J ^ piece and that end will i>c solidih . ^ met.-* This TUltrse can easily bt ! pursued jn yettinyv-softy other s in \ WlLl I' I trift /" VI I 1 . I I ... sliirht your dear luxury, tempo- il i arily an<l collect from your s.j' I and rontributi'. Finally, it y.? ran- : v -tint?H'i' d?ft 1 Ol)?riuur _d\o tin- 17"-" , 1 ict Mi.! t '!" i >ay A i '' 'H (IINTO.N M.WS I1 Friendship A M. I\. ( lunch < 1 ' ? -F- ?F-r-l->-f;:ti -nt hi-.ntl Iuhk.?A-f -r t'-r report, i)l' classes tin- dessoi -j was reviewed by Rev 1., T Rice'I who stressed how we should ronu 1' to cVur.h and invito others t ' I come. The Rev. Ivic-c- is from Wash mutton. I). ('. pastor ,.f Mt.I.e ' >non Rap*i-i church and sloppe 'Vi-r'ni! his way from Xatio::; llaptist convention in Alabama. At 11 o'clock In* spoke I'm St. Mark '.'.til. Theme 'l.o\? -Visitors duiinv mbrninir ecrvirii!" v-.s1x. At t>:.".n the I .en jrtie -'ive a spe. I ial proi?Tutti. Several solos an.l piiuisietii* tutiiilu ls v*xuie rendered. Rev. Nasr, pastor of Autioeli I :nd I'opiar. pie; . lied at S o'clock Li'ji;r.\ leo,? -All set-TV; t-d tn "have elV ? joyed the message this younu nun t brought to them. The total Ami ' east) raised by Mrs. \'j<da How ard for coinpletion of-Sv S. mail n last two weeks $70.00. 1 Mr E. I Clary turned in SI..'It < j colle.-ted from P. ('. col.lejre stv- , dents (white) for >'. S. rooms. 41.1 I o " ' 1 I .cl\\ ITIIl'l' SI VIM -Ml", juuioy members of Moll Street lliculty ' wore presented to cnnpi oration, i At which time Mr. II; rley spoke j for now faculty members. We all < should remember those words he used. "I fast. I pray, 1 po to hutch. I put my pennies in, but ' tiud is not fooled by such friftlc ; tricks, I arrr not "saved from ] <in". , Mis. Mattio (ioodntan loft Sat- j urday for Charlotte. X. ('., to visit daughter. < We are plat! to see" Misses Mj- i teiL JMiiLpsun-vv-rws spent-nmrmrT rrrt , I). C. Benzena Babh Va.. to b* . home again. The gang sure miss**"}Mrs. Kntma' T. Little and Mr f Benjamin Thompson left Satur- j \ day_for a'triu to Dee Ceer i?Misses?Pi ezeleu and BlondelL Walker daiy.* liters of Rev. and Mrs. 11. \\ Walker are all siv.iles ' over their trip from dilferent points of Tllinois. I Mrs. Chrislene Griffon of Whii | mire i# visiting Mr and Mrs. Sain Mr. and Mrs. Adams and'Grif"en motored to Sps rtnnhijrg- Sun i Misses Thelma Bently. Nina! Thompson, Harrot Shell, Lois1 Blakely. left Monday for Coultei i Tr. college, ( heraw. Master Walter Bailey, Jr., will j LseTve you day, or night with tla | "Leader^ Call and see _hin> tA-L itwfti v iUTH CAROLINA. SATC'RI: Final Plans Fo I S. C. Stat < " > " (' .Uiilliia. S. . 'f if Si;;! ?' " <*? J'an ? a';;in>ir.< >-l thA lid; tliill iirial j?I:.r.- In J oi'iuitlalrii' for '! a: t iw'i'.i i; . \ - ;.! y.(? -t on that *\'! hi! . jx ('? *. 'In*' ?.' ? t .i. N'<>" ? ?>J^J ?ih.liil.it-?t 'I*-i ; ?h , 1 1 1 ' ' ' - 111..! , . : Cltloli el' ac'tivit:<'> oMhl' ; I.? 1 i !' I?i: ' " I he ft at ( - .vide ?* * : ;',, V A a'coiiv tli- .1 \ ..j.l,. until?( 'iii'i'lin:)?v-+f4?11 1 ; '? Lnji (i stjuai e |Vi : in t'?' iinTf";i ie l> iVi'i.gjjii.isji!::v tin- urnr!: ivfi i? -. ' tl i< t'eili ;il |?i >?f in in > ":tI olNY.\ st:iU^-J?.i '! 11:"ultt?? i, r.n In- Fair n Kritln.y as- :"i-t- a lit:?Kail?A> .- (>. it,: . ( oniir.tnity t > I> i.r (munis.-' It-' f !a I'a'i'i'' si tit I titan wr letter ( ? ???ci alien cif ,-(} >i < !' | s. eyre t's, sciit>?"!> anil iiui: . i'lii:;' ft Hi.'tr has lieen ; t ;:i'i| reee-i'i! j . HOCK \LS Hy li uhy I e'e Koid Mr., and. Mis. Al.aniiun | nil -tin returned 't. their li-mir in! *t 1111,?lioU?wouln II111 1 ill." l'1'e till ,SL'\oral . \V.-,eK>'i Mi . Prime ("hti !i-i> nf A'I, - j i'lf lias returned hume.. nflei vi.sj 1111U' his Ulli'leS, l'l. li. I' lJil?-\ | iii! Mr. I'rinee Uiley. Mr>. Lillian Priiie'aiiil sun Theo uif Infr returned ii.tiiit* !'r nil *r.y. . 'bLurfc'.City,? t_ ' | Mr, ai:?] Mrs. 1 ia i<i JKa r aiuH hiidien have, ivtunnd Inn e in-! 'inn. alter visiting here. I lev. I. P. l'oiMie was a recent isitnr in Spaitanlnna:. Mr. IP T. Miller. Mi. \\\ I). Pra icr ami Mr Willit Kewell motor<1 la (irecnt illt' 'la.-1 week in takr km?Li ne: i? Bfnkr?trrTf-TU1! ~*T.T?.! .Mr. Kichard Pride is home to pern! a short while with his moicr. Mrs. Lillian Pride; liefer* ehoal opens. lie atetnls . S. ('. tate, lie lias !mvii workinc theft1 11 su miner. 'I'Ve Fairfield ('a. Presoytcry rill linlil it ,i i n ,.i 1 I'll'i Uli .?Sepl '.!. at Ih in a Pres. ehuivk. This ; ( "in r wil la.-1 for se'.era.! days Misses (':'< :"'d and Ikrniere 'aster of (.'haiadle. N. ( weni CCCll L_V is it ins in the '''le Clinton J I . t o|lel>e opened its' I irrtti -t1.+ ?i},u?!; lo-11 session __ i m j Thursday. Sep".. a. The new sUi ! huts v. ere r-eistered Thus si lay. | I'he old stmiiM-'are expected on U- missy. Mi-s Alma ' iladden of Chester s attending -ehool. at Clinton .lr. olhre. Mi, and Mis. Ceorye Stewart i: d son i.f We-ton Salem. N.C., >ave returned t'o thew home af:ei visitinjr lie . and Mr.-,. (iuy I.owery. Mis. Fleda Kiakejbas r< f.i o hoi home after visitinvr here. Mis. (V W, Wiicht spent sever ll (lays (i. I of ti'Wii Ij^l \v? e!<. at elldiiljr to business. File ret uracil uillirday nit-e. \ Champion splinter, .Jesse (K\ ns visited |{t>. 1; Mill Thi?fsiia\ veiiitijr, anil in an exhibit ion a-^e at Iliyhkuid Mark stadium xhild'ed that Vrtatchless form Hint carried hint Jp-?mnny s ivt.t? ies and great honor in the Olym lies. Mr. Owens raced a horse foi 0 yards with a seven yard start Owens led the horse to the finish line, with three yards gained. In in interview prior to the rare. Mr. Owens said: "Kveiy hiirh school . should ha* e some type of rack competition. Track is an inlividual sjiort that builds tpf sCt oally believe arty youth would >i' prroatly benefitted Ivy track The Brooklyn. X. Y. Giant* de footed tin- Toledo nine of tin- Xe tLTu_ Anicrititrt?1 .cttuur?? Mrs. Eva Phillips.- nfdther tin ' father were visitors Saturday 31 iss Ruth Toatloy went?to he-r home at White Oak Sunday, after livinp here for at out a year. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pride and little dainrhter left Sunday for Conway. where he hits accepted a position at Conway hitrh school. Miss Iola Scott of N. Y. Citv has returned to th'e city to resume her studies at K?mnett S ett Hi ? Continued on Targe TT ?t+ $ $it\ > AV. SKIT'. 1 1. 1010. rmulated for e Colored Fair I" - ? S..-- ' I, " j ' : : . !'.c, :..si v;:: : f? .*?' " !. ! ':n i i : ;i i, f vr i!'"i ??v. <!? . :. -I ;?l-H? : i p-777 I ".'i ' j. !'"'l! v'.'I t'. !i' ji ;t! ?r!.ri;i vic tim !' r !i ?^ r?lr-?. . , 'I V will In- ;i! IM'ttMi-fil ;i ?! i : ?i.' :i I-'. - I n .- $,< ! : ? .".i-iv.N s:iy tiotliiiyr |la?i |, '' li' ?ImiY t ? inaki- !ii-.? \ i ;u i ; ! .-u'r-.d- y.-ui mi t h- liist-?i \ ..! I * >? " Stati' Fair Assm-iatiiin. S. C. State College -f--prwnr September 17 " .Orsi!v^i'1'Ui ir. S. S< utSi Cam" ' Si.111 A?;> in I?XL?('idiotic?Le in> t !i 1'ith annual session ? i 'i i mi I" i'?-l i-iisT 4f-ld?with.?mint >' in tin i ?lr. ii<li i .I?froslnnon??->?: I nations in 11 it' Uejfist ear's ' <") f i>< (',?!! Sepleiid.er I. ' ' Lj' reyist raf's office unnoiuiillilt l!> lllMo 1'lVshniCII up lii-ant (.an .!.< accomodated. I nin>!!on t:t la>t year in tin- re -yidaf .sos-sit-m??-8m . nmf ~aiv plicat i?'ii- already received jit*Iinilf that this fi-inv will !>< sir., pas nod this year. 1'rt sidont Miller ! '. Wluttakei aas liot'u at th? Colleuo durinv tin numerous activities that have ix-oii underwiiyV^ The dormitory*. and the powei i.)i;1111 have hee?t renovated during "the Milium r. At "present a larjrt loiu' of workmen are enirafrcd in ompletinu the pavinjr of walks and roads whi h will make thi anSntis more lieautiful. . riie new Si2n.0on.0u Mechanical Industries lntildinir i* rapidly near ! in.: eompletion. It will he one of the most mod.-rn in any ?;?i n 1 jili'it ' d'li L'e-, 'i'h.. 'l-T-inl Ki' ueatior, Hoard of New York t'it\ his recently made a irrant ot SIP.nnn.no for the porihase ..t minment for this Imlidim:' I-'-reslMeiit Whit taker announced tha' a well qualified faeul'y will -rr.Vrtni t-v their duties d oritur tin next f.->v days. Many of them studied a I various _iu.stit.utinn* dtPrine Tlie .summer. 11. \V. t'raw ford st died at Nr\\ York I'm mersitv. II. K. Paveimort. Trndelle "Wirnh :sh and Mr-. Athlma Nix studied at Cnlnmhia I'niVersity Charles K _Jii*4Hnson stmlie,] at (rTfi't ^tatc-; James H. (Ireetr. How' ai d l't:iversity; Charles J. Harris Boston 5't tvei sit y: I.. M. Ward 111ioo;s 1 "Diversity : Ophelia C Williams, Oetieral Kleetrie Com naivv Institute: l.ueile Jewell, Hut h > I"ni -1-rsit y. Prof. J H P.irnie II.- Hi tti ?i \ rill UI MIKiy ??? hi* (l'<cti'V:\l c at ("ornell t'liiver ?i t y. Added to the faculty sin* Mjs: ! .t?nora I. Hull, a KiTiduato ? ! ! 'i-k 1"niwrsity and- Obei'lin turn servntnry i>i Music in the depart cent i>! nitisic and Mr. (iconic 11 Kd'vprds. t>f Mntvlwi' sj-_ Collect and Atlanta I'nivjrrait y in the of !'i . of the business Manager. i T c i-nilr.'r i- aennt rinphasizit.. 1 its \\ o.rk in 'jtiidance I'm freshntei I under the, direct i>u> ->d* a sptvia committee m: the 1'aOiiltv lu-adet . !>v I 'rot*. If. K. Pavenport. Man.t t ether improvements in library ant laboratory 'fiteilities * a \v a i t in -coin imc'st '.id lints. . > "-C1 d h'-eph 1 >. Me'iher . If-1 '111 ||" RA~RN W ill i. N EWS Miss Anna liiee has returnet titter spending some time in ..lax otn i 1!e. Fla. with Lelatives. Mr. and Mriv^jihom Harrinotv vp ite.- Kethlehem Rail ~ rrr." .i u oTITTTi... The Radios Federated Club me __ai? the home F.mma Bruit son Tuesday afternoon. After th< business. a delicious course of ic nam -iii.l I'linl'iin?w?n nerved.? Mi. and Mis. Rivers Duncai .wort' visitors in Denmark Tues day. Tho many friends of Mrs. Cor nelia (ireen art- sorry to learn o her illness and wish for her speedy recovery. Rev. add Mrs. David Mitchel of St, Matthews visited Mr. an Mrs. Rivers Duncan. Mrs. Dun can Is a sister of Rev. Mitchell. \ xbtt PRICK: FH f j Allen I niv. Begins ! ?*-!! Session Monday H ^ lit" !' 111 - 1 1 >clm/>; ><;,) \\ j J j 'h ?*t Allin I'njvi-j>Uy AI < : * i. (' S IC. tj,,. c I.J . ;i, ,\<l: . , . :1(. |;i? t" ( in ..r ' ^ . 1 ' *?" " ' | :! - :'i Vl r. .. . f " i . 1 ' > : . .i i-i-: . j. T .. ( . .. 4 I . <3 ! f . * *' i t ? iv?i. 1 ' ii -vj ], , ;* ? 1 .. t < iiri '! . I I'; ' ' . .1- v,l ., 1 t- ii,.. "' , .y" ' -i-jm-r . I an -J ' !a Mi,;/. Ii.-aa jy.,,,.., i. V'-.-idit;... hisn.ij, vim -t'i >Vv?n;i? KiiiMoj-al !?it' i?-t liii A t-'ri Jt|. , l;,! I'-l-i' ""p:i 1 ! i: -! i :, !t , > \ :?t" Af"liiiii)i>; M:.;,-. ..j,;il <" iltv?i. " om a< > AlifMi ( cruti ' : * aji> fj-i. t: Wa-.;. ' " '"il" ' "ll'V-. ami a ' l.'-iivvVsity uv . 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O! set ' eat-ft' and Rrarti'e Teaching: To !:. v \ alien Sainton. Alii.. A. M !!i-1m y. I lean >!' Men. C!a> Imi ' .n, i Al'en I.. lion, fl S.. ! isvrlni of 1 l'i in!iht;. (ii'ei'.'ia Kh/.a Conk. M. ' S . A<si>tan'. Librarian. th t i Minn s ..-n '.he -tall' an Mi > (.'! Ro-ina C. t'hanpelle. Tiea?m\ t : St Mv-. Winona runner I.ei'.oir. book N. keeper; IV <. F.lla Roberta Mm' C". lis. Matron; Mrs. F.ii'/.a Irene \vs - f nrlcctt. 'Matron" Mrs. K.;:yv?na j IN --Nrnwoll Hijinims, Matron am! F.r j hi nestine Naomi Ilassell. Seen ta:! m ' to the President j at m | \ i n+* St. t^irnrabas School ??, Opens September 1f> ,|^ ? YMlV St. Marimba- F.piscop;:. hi irk sehool wjil open Septenihei i_ It), JIiiji?iiLiil?la^-Mti- ^-eront y.rar r f <- \ ?its?n]iel tlli|on as - .h :i -rhooi .. L, Students ;lpply7nit !roiYif\ds first ' . ijuluatine clas* t,, South (Lroliaa ' Stilt:1 ('ollere \ 'IV -?jw' t'ri <! *' -AM 'in-n colleije. .. ni i Tin- faculty for the yeat P'lo-dl ,i . will consist of Mr. Paul Booty II. S., Benedict Colli'tTe. -ceionc teachet ; Miss'Kthel Mali'aie. A 11 Bshot T. (tie. pii !.m;i '*u?work. Mi 1 Miss Bern ice Paul. A. B . Bono- ti I H I diet < o'loire. Literary ilena'tn.ient a| M'ss Vernier Raeot*. Tdllailoua w |11 Coll< ire. mathematics; Mrs. Virjj'oinia Whittinjrton. A. B., S. C nJ i St; t" College, elementary depart ?S *., meritr Rov. "Max ~Tv Whitting'ton B. D., mathematics teacher. ft * ("KNTK . PER COPY ~~ . R:\INKR AS!) U\V+;tl; T() AGAIN r>mi:( t demo p iTir pprcnwv ?*v uunn/rJt^TTAT. rTMl' \k;\ . .^-^Ty^BBp&y1. x >^B New v ?.. !<' 11 i L?r ly ,|rt,,| wit! t." ..-plendid wurlc. ,.,?' A!. <-.<, .jVl] J> Kai. ]< >-. Ml H-ston. and C. ?' 1 '"'"11 rrY-?V..v \ ... l- TT?. u,. i <iu}vpa:iri:. Edwar.! at n >r ,-ii ]M-nx.cratii' Chair -iiTTi.-.J \vly.uUnr VOHV_oJ,?! ' / "?i '?ti-*!?fight 155 iraki'mr his? : . If. . F!yim dt* * '.at i in-?aid. Huston iaw^ ? Kaii.i.y, 'and tin- at.lutt. Ml..--- V| t i Vf, |)| I'.iV.fll. Of I in- t?-. i ilory as- . v- Vi'i'!:. u..nl<I ho in lull cii'argt ; i I. i-i.ii.liH'to.i x u- mum. tTTPlTT""l',1 Vi'f'S' iV.teeii : :m" U.ti?M .? l':" I'"" .1 i, Moans* MjiMH-dii tel\ W i t hin - ix hours :!In- had 1 intit and appointee ?-1 ? ?*r*~: yi'i1*?Tjf~ wark ? " . t :!i> I'lTM'!!! consists ..t!.? *. writers-. four stenotrra < ;'-' ! > aivd \i telt^ ' " >> wViu also is th< fi-i.TT-TsTT- "in-- piiafiV to" add ~ :~ d 1 w.i or' "ihroi h?> -later??-? ; i ; :i .i.Jt:ir>:. I:.- a- in- - some- ~ - -adi'd :..'. a isc of his having < !: 1 Assi-tarn Corpora *., ' s.'L plans t<> launch his :i.'dia!vol\ after the -?:?-1-. 1 .; i?Hr?rhm?ttmr : : owed hi. complete - ::m-1 ."do a vers *. . ! >: ahlo woman ash - a?.( .iu:i,i::v r* will h? y' .i P ' Pa a:.d I'ov.fil wei-fc- . s re-election . ! > ]r? i-evelt. v . ;; v.-;,.- oitUitliy ; s pointed - .it'in (i IM ?iii i >: v -to)' .ami think _ i(? F ran k!i;. Roose i -rvine hym.v ?i t. believe *. " i r t tf iaburinp ~ " ,I!..:\.uU against him. -Iu-J i:- * vurself; unoin t :? . i 1 i,; wi-li'iirc [ : .! .'hi :._r rein lank - . Y.yo'.i must julmi' ;i" hi- - - '-a! <c<.nr'i\ urogram Hi !' >: - <!o>., 'MolV f"l t , TllK.Sl'Nl) St HOOL N S I I I I T1-. OF THE EDIS'fO IMSlRltT OF THE SOI TH A R OI. I N-rV?tM > \ F ICRENT K I th'Mlav. \usust 20. 1040 (Koi'tl'Jsc i1 f rii!ii)ltii'li? ' a utifc ,\ \v'a? 4rr-i t<> have been held at Stephens A. M. E? chitrch. iuth. John's Island. Rev.. F. B. ; . ark.--pastor: lnmcvci the church '(iamaj t il by tlva hurricane and -? 'v* W.stsliiiuri?n along with -i' i ? l i: i.. - huh memners M'aauy usented '? h.v t!u- institute held <.irnhjim A. "M I\ church, St ulrcws. tin- loyal officers - and ! i i St Stephens prepared f' ;il 'transported the meals from >h*,\? Island to St'. Andrews un't t no !in?t ml or?e fire urns tan A heavy down pour of rain ha-U-.J?' i \ t*) ft)?hours?before?tin?? >eninjr of the inorninjr session i I i ontinu-.'d several hours after- , nr however. the w out her Hid >( dampen the spyits and en; siasm o! the pastors.-.delegates id friends of the institute. The morning session opened at 1:15 with a worship period conHted by Rev. Clark and Capers fter whieh all present respone "d ith Bible quotations. The orgaization was perfected: Miss Irma * 'elson was elected nianist and ^LJ| : Continued on Page 6 * .. " .Jl

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 14, 1940, Image 1