The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 14, 1940, Page Page Four, Image 4

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Page Four JThp 3 3 almrttu Cfaiirr I'l BUSHED WEEKLY 1310 Assembly St.. Columbia, S. C Entered iit the l'ost Otlice at C( lumbki, S. C., as second clas matter by an Act of Congres SCUSCKirTIUNS . L_ U One War $2 C Sim Months _ 1.5 Three Months .... .1 Single Copy .( FOREIGN ADVERTISING AGENCY W."~B7Ylh h LU., tlod 0. Dcubai St., Chicago, 111. Otlicial Adve ( tisements at the rate allowed I law. l'ho Leader will publish brief ai rational letters on ' subjects general interest when they a accompanied by the names ai addresses of the authors ai are not of a defamatory natui * " ..no .'-ommunkations w \ ? not be noticed. Rejected man scripts will not be returned. GEO. H. HAMPTON Publish E. PHILIP ELLIS Field A^e L. (J. UoWMAN, Circulation Mg > REMITTANCES ( becks, Drafts and Postal or E press Money Orders should 1 made payable to the order < The Palmetto Leader. <-".v C'unmuiiitation^ intended for tl cyrr.-nt issue- must be very bri " ""'-I ?*h the e'dit'ori UI1U SWVUlU * V. V.X- .. ^ itesk not later than Tuesday i earn week. City news, loea Wednesday. Tel. pfiOne 452;* Saturday. December 14, 194 K\-( (?N\ !( T> V MUSI'S C OLLlvU; CWADl ATMS "I i;i ii e>-' iudi'..duals out t:.i pi |>'r< jiei iy trained it! mure e :n[n i t.. !?? my woi tha:; I eai; from any Negro Co h'ge," wa-' '.he stateii.. nt mad Week- au'" by ljo.-coe Dunge ipU,bli.-hi r "vf t: ? iiluck 1 >i-~ of ( iklah'-ma City. Mr. Dutm.ee w< spm king ** ! ?i the l*th anr.u conference y-of No.'ti) land grai ( >1 lege- it; -< .= -i..fi it; the Metn , p<>i:tan enter of . Oklahoma .Cit ' Mr. D. t.g' ? listed among the et: p!(/ye?s. linotype operators, pres ' men ami pied.ouuupper-, who jeat v their teck'ri al -kill- wnile doif lime." I f Nc are to accept Mr. Dundee opp.'iii: a- a fun.dafental truthsv should; turn our col lea e populatir over to the authorities of the sta' prison.-. The f< w c; sc.- refei rt . ..t aut'f?it evidence 1 i1i;hw ar.y conclusion. \\ are "inclined t-. believe that Kdit< Dur.gee is void "1* information. < that la.- is ijrnorantly ambitious 1 he seen and hoard. WHAT DM-: ( OI.I.Kt;I-; STI DKNT 'DID * * k ** Dai.id Thompson,'a junior eollef --f dent at Allan University. r noru*d ?">D for tho >?u^ fund hi throe hundred dollar student fa! .. . last Monday. Thompson is ad-vei tisinir mam if or for the Palmetto Leader and that field le- is 'a factor |n helpin to find the weekly hixh-et whit guarantees the .prompt and reifulf publication of the leader. lie quiet. unassuming ibut he is construct ,*vc thinker. What thi 'JD yea-r -old olleto- student at Alio has done is good food for though Suppi. e-lien.cdi t ''olleffe < n Allen University had oDO grar uates, who, wTfhout setting a alarm or trying to he crraudyh qtient, ciiuld in a quiet hut" hut iiiyc manner, -"raise and n --port a year e'at^h, for the; iwn institution;? ~1)an Thompso so far, is in a ,-lass .alone. A ( IIKISTM \S VAI.V'K AT BEl.K'S Chrivtnu s shopper*. will f|n dressing rooms for men and womc at Belk's Department Store. Th is a Christmasr va-Ure-Tor the sho[ Iters away from borne for h'oui and who ri.u-1 need the comfoi of the rest room. The management at Balk's mat txreHoPt an aTTgementS in pro viding rest rooms for colore people when t.he sttire was r< modeled last summer. We are i formed that it is the only "hii store in Columbia where equ? \ rest room accomodations aro pri v{ded for colored people. (JIVE THKM THEIR RHHIT T LIVE I * "Protect us from" tuberculosis the children of this year's Chris mas Seal make their .plea?a pi' sharply appropriate at their ae It is as if they knew the dang j?' past and the danger ahead fro tuberculosis. Tuberculosis chfcHs a stranf course through the years of lii veering in and out among boy? j and girls, men and women, ncvoi j giving any period*h? life a cleai ; berth,-but choosing certain years? the young, active productive year? ?for its most violent attacks,. | Seldom thought of as one of the 1 ' so-called childhood diseases, tuberculosis kills more .'hildren uniiw ten years, of a.'e than does eithei diptheriv- or scarlet fever. During these young years, the disease atls tacks little boys ynd girls alike s -bowing little of |h(-vtitn prel'er ence it does later,. Writen the teens -tire reaction. tuberculosis rapidTy "advances t> take' more lives than any otln*> tisease. During these years, the >- cytiie swpi.s liiore deadly antoiig jt mis than ;imong boys. Why? j- sc.i'IK'e, as Jet, does Mot know. During the twenties, uiherculnsi? _ .oijtinues to take more lives thai any other disease and it .-'till kill more young women than younC nen. Hut during tin- -thirties, tin oil ef~lives anion.: men begins l> inn.in and throughout the remain m??\v:py of 1,'i'e more' iiimi I'ali r' vith the disease than" women. Tube)culosis i< s4iil tjie greatest netny of youth, taking. :i-ore live . ny other disease. ^ What fan be* do; < t,, meet tin' ph a for the years ahead of tin rc children on the .seal? Seient,.st> ^ .neilieal men, liealth departments ^ ami the tuberculosis association. J throughout the country are an* v? riuj their plea as i|iii kly?am. u" fully as possible. I!..l there is tm vaccine f?-r tin prevention ?f tuberculosis. The:-~ is no drug for tin- eure of the i's ease. Knowl.Odire of tlie cluuacteris ci ties of the" disease how it is. nt aught. how it can he preverted how it affects the body. how t? ' -an h< tr;;eed ami tin- spreading __ jnf such knowledge are our ' t:l; real weapons. Tuberculoses education must mivcrs'al. Tul>?.-re.;h-sis is an it; x. feetious disease and can he .in a jg advanced stage tafore the vLtirn 0{ T< aware he has it.. Duritu th?. . norths or years- that tubi re. 1- si c-a-n hide behind apparently healthy - looks, it >s destroying the chance." of recovery of the victim ami 1 spreading tin- germs to many ethe - s >. s a We all must know sinh fact* of a> these alx'Ut tuberculosa N-Is hiid is safe from tjiy.diset se untilill children ale safe] To educate it' nation and a-t thd same tinufinar.ee medical ?research i 11 its undaunted rpic.st tin; more ami /. ii' i e kn'j i ';i.r< ixi>? vjm iu'm ' i' i 'm1 lake- lilot.ev. \\\. an- th sole means of ~ 11) " i..; t nf the Xatiotu 1 Tubereulo. i? \-.-ociation ami its at filiated -o iati'M.s thi <"'Uirhi.nl the. enutr rv >f We t'ivc ojdy s it. til I contributions. i<i ij:m ?li^!litr*t?- tun dollars, fi\?- do! k iar- tfrom t;> .is little .enough t' 1-*!"r^T^t'o chi'ldn 11. our children-, \v'< Ifc arc usktMf- a chance t<. live t e, their* liv?.-s~t'Ke them danger ot th uhlrculosifs. ? nil; I..VNCASTKK MfSTHK I w. ( m.i. mkkum; yt .|{\ Uev. \\. M. ISrown ( a mile.i. s. I".. I)ee. _> ..At 11 :::t ' a. m. the capable and ' efficient ^ arcjiifltny i4rier. Iir.-\V J. i lied the tfl'Ciup to 'service. Tin , devotional was in charif'e ot" lb v h F!row!). after vvliich. the pr< -idin;.,c elder cjiniC forth and ,-tatejJ-- the 'n )b.iict of the call. There* must In k(*! a mutual luuferstnndintr anioi,; ' itir people if we are to i,, a c > . strjctive work, which is very es. 1' . enxiuL as ."as nointcd -wnt-r-wc -Hi-e "r he- feeders of t'illi-t to those who '' : re hungry. The e;i 11 was to minister-, -t .rd-. missionary, worker?1 at d Su:!lay school tea iiers. The h ee.iii.y met th?- approval of the church ind it.- program. Every- chafire ;m j 0*> "T?^J j let was represented. Although ft- siindispiiosed,- the presiding elder-' e time forth in his ii-ut 1 fhri-tian. a brotherly way and told th" coo iy .frrence of the ox pet tation- ..f rer.eral iis Well as the local church it- ' () cariviytr forward the work of in Mini who- [rave to us this fn at tr heritnco: work while the sun h sh,iif s. u The presjdir.tr elder listcdl? is assessments for this 'conference ? year in which the minister took ar. s iccount to carry to their respective n charges. One of the o\itsu lulint' t Matures of the nieetii.tr was, id stated by the elder, the need 1- ? modern library. which is to I ? ,n "reefed on the campus of Albi; >- University. The, nieetintr went on record as beir.tr highly pleased" e- with.-plamsr-pTescnted hy the pit to idintr elder to the group '<> r; i-f n. i certain amount at a triveti dat? which .is to satisfy a lotur cherished vision of, those who ? re in 'p.:est to learn more about Ciod and nan. The nieetintr was impressive md will lon-r lintrer with us- ^ hink it's because of the very f'r.e 11 i i i t i?i vt-V ieVi <.% <?? ? i i- *> /'iw_ is dityed l comes to rem-in-l those ). who don't know the esteem" in rs which our presiding clik-r ?*s hold r\ Christian service and brotherly iovp is his motto. 1(. Dr.. I.cc A. Logan. of Stateburp htirifo. was a truest of the |rn?d siding elder at the mcetin.tr. II' ooke in flowing terms of the ,g.. 1- eomplishmcnts of the distrj t. r" The new ministers of the disl 'ri" t were presented by the presid ? o- ng elder, and given. a hef'rty \vel onie as fellow laborers of Christ The Misslflna/ry Ladies, under O the leadership of Miss Elizabeth Brogdon, as district , president, held a private meclingJof the Mis-ionary Ladies, and roassomhfevl t- ml presented some \yurlii \yhilt i r'<o ilaro- /or the conference year. The ! pe objective is to do more mission ei work this year. Thanks to the n* good people of Camden. S. and Bethel in particular. We v/ill re-i fe turn. e> Kev. Curry was host pastor i T~ ~ THE - ? MAYBE SO ANT (By W. H. SJ HonHnaHHVit I'M M "NOT Mil" I> 1'iih Isfm sail!, "It is the 'nut nie'itl 11 m> t i ic. il thi t. efiarms nie.'f a .. t's think ainn.it that. If the mania "n ?!' pre.uniieo ami. jealo. sly ' hasn't a v. Uinp.-il us-- we I >t )'a<ln: ii e ;i jrooii w ; iiliW^Nnutlier possesses "lie we ,1 ilu. not Wfryw - "If I milXhiel her sw etness; i. I wish I had l\s e.ouj_aire." i mino'V hrase< or selV'liees. lleeatlse I'll not like "s?>i)H n!\a else makes ii ue look 111 11 s?>ii(\hii(.iy ?. !e- wit! ti more t |>|)reciati"N. y^tthe:' p'eope have n?'t. May In- >? ir?\ ina\la not. _ I \\Y ahnTire Joe I.oiiis lor his i.ivi y ;|l iIi: y "I I.i n I.:ay i-e'Jhn .J_ thnri one reason, hut "tie reason, is, Joe has sofYiethjft'm' we ?io ti : . possess. I can t mill eilair.p- T loriship he'lt,-ls.it tile-"not nu" in Joe Louis eoIV pels lite to le-peel ti nis prowess-- ehai'nis :i e. ' We hiive ht? re fi letnis ? utsi.i- ' Dean Turner answers Miss Stewart on ?jAVings Over Jordan" i,; ArtiHp7~ ~~ " .* '.?< ;! K'?<!< ;-: W- y ' ' w r ' iea.-"iv ;.l] of fi ci t: :?nis that i have trivon j : ?i v"| ir ve m: :! ., n,i.i*ess a* t. mie ' y Mr. K. W. Hi icy ?-Ti '}; ] \\ )'. . ( |- (4 pvi >'?V.:iW. "I" 4 Hnmlny I ii ci iviik r ]. (Ijily thvuuti ! !" ? ar-h cm. . an or..* vivt at? ' at! !! :'<-i .wr.at he ha ) !'? ...t iutr t .?!' meeting' she ia e<i< <>f all. Wo h: : . reived ;; ma.-.y critici.-r - <-r. the addles.* I v >ul.i liko to ai>v.< r an w ust criticism ha* made ,ii. ?n k-stie o,' tito r;.ln,. t'o I.'.'.oh r : * I. .Mis. Mr. . tiiii..!;.;,. St. w-.?, .. !2-V Kali* .r-m-t.N.Ji'.-il!,.. Sniiti a t.'ai lina. M)s. St. wail's word* yore as t'ol'uv.s:j "lie sa,?i th; ' ve. have, only - til reo v"lie}fe* . ii. >11"h f'aioliua lint are c i trih.it- v t" 'i^' trainii..' of N.y> tO , .;z:. State. It. n< diet ami < iintoi, ?'otJoyvs'.* Tie nhoVe -tnt'llieft iim ori'or :,?.(! I d> in- "ive y>.'.' I i.i o\a t worii- of 1'ro.i.ioi t HrJvi 1 "7h TT^ieTTTvTsT " ' t "Ilapiii >' i i<i - i.a'.'o ho. a madi I in reducing illilevjcy ail ovi-r. the t -o.'ilh. la Soi;t!i ( atol.aa |a!< r.e tin :? >en tairo ol iilit'ia.y I. 1? rr<liic J" i? r a* in f i?*.: i u * 1 o c';'! . . | I In the wi-dom . f o.lacat io?.a: ] ijonoofs {"'no * .oho* lis have (Toe- | >:nl>!i-hi i t-.r N. -n, y..*it-J- n. t!.? ) an a. \nwi. : .>.(. the : in-*j. tutimis trjit art- letnleiitv.: t" : < . t -ervi: i s ait- State A. i'ln! M. <n! S.'JC ].,( : i.'il I M. S. ('. I Item-diet at 1 ' lav'aa. S. < aral t'lintuii ( 'illcyi- ;:i Il.ri'i: Hi.'!. S r. The ineioa.-in ^ -n't ? : t ' !>! ? . instit'iti ami -in: lat in j -lit inns iii tin- ;>1 ir!~ i-f '-tr/ . entire Negn^ p^paTut a-n <>1' i - : ; We !,..ui- that' Mi s Stt-Vi", * ah< >!h"i - v.'h., ir.'U i}i!. * .i t:;is j> :; ti.in as she ifi-jf U;l! m -m; i thi . tiiitti?.??: <if tlx- ad'in-ss a- y iv.-n hen-. May uv a!- - i < :a:? 'hat w.i have M-ei ivcil tuiaw i'iiiis letters <if _ iia t. latin :j- >n the -j-<;V-:*h. ' ' i: a n K i i. M:. !') : f"i- ihf/ n-.tnti'i . l ennpfrnTmr- tm-: ?pl;?a - that Sfiutii fainlii.a an i th?> ; " i j t i *: f? J tiii-ir iii i-i' t!..vt th State i- "i t? ?it i-?T -ii i-il a alien , ally as. it i-;herause they have han t'r.ei i*a as fi n erning. ! a ati .ral i-ppi'i t mities hen .in the ' "\Vv* ai-'i. i- e Ml J triad I'.i 11 I an." ene desiivng |t a , com- f.f the sneech. ' . ? \\ w m <- also in- 1 y<m hear t: < :: . r?- in <.lv: a- a it -kimlhy. 1a i < riili'-t 1. V'lO. I ' Mr.k Hantji'on. f"i fhai If.-- Ili-niy T i'if f. I ??-:in of . Villilir i-t i :ii i'.n. ('Ijii'.' m . Hock Ifr!l. S h ' . ___ _ ' I I II US I \\Z\KITII liU'TIST < i ill IC II l!i \. . H. Nf 11. !';i ~( >r T!.f Sliir-lny - 111 *' 1 was called ] "to order at |o;::ii \ti( r tin- ^ classes l.inl t* ?* u- ril ills-. cu?.-iori a M-ry jnt?-osi ins* r? view \ was aivfii l?y M'r. .J. Moiaurie. I'roni this i' ? ?>i v.f all j?: th?-ri'?i- | si new view ill' what it Jieitfhlnr , really is. t At 12:00 h'i 1<h k 'Hev. N'eiil en- t tered the |)iiI(?:t where he <leliver , c(l the usual nmrninu: message. | At i> o'cloek ;t Arowcleii h :s h it _ . I . ..i i i ... .i.,.i ,,,.i i u,. in- IIUII.,11 .lll'l ? |< I' ,1. III. I ,'eteran's lliis| ?.:il v la-re- tlu-y do- ' 'iv? !*? ?I the isn:iJ mcoihI -Sunday \ rogram. This- .'roup. under tin- | elire-etion "I -Mis. (ib-mi, has for several years. I.ecu yning e-veiy i sei-emd Sunday ti>' render a pfo < gram. * , -?Al 7; *U> ii'elmk N'eal mount., t <1 lite rustrum ami tlylive: yd his ' ) second message. Sunday nkrht ; narked tin end of oi.r ''Weigh. f Rally," as result of this, Ife-v. N'eal j preached Ids sermon in keepiny t with the- ocas-shin. His sermon was i preached freim the text, "Ye>u Shall he Weighed in the- balance i ami found Wanting." At the- end | of the- Sermon ef eh member weigh _-d ami paiel erne ee-nt a peturel for | each pound. A prize is to be yive n | to the person who weighed the j rrmst ami to the- one- who weighed t hf least. I We are .still 'leiritf t.bjir things at t The Little Church with f Heart. ' x U f PALMEtTO LEADER ! i MAYBE NOT : -V tackle lord) ?' \ 01 1 lie ritilm of our special i-ttainhViTs-thTiH we have inside. We avi* ":iioi;o~ admirers among those in .an't d/u.'w-h't \\*e can do than e i uve among those who can teas;.re up to u.s. Great singer-' :. it admire other great sinners all so well as the people who it: .-lire. I'e< pie may have many things l etnnnion, bit there is ONE iiiig different in everybody. Ii i a:. w hat ,ynu .can do. I'm i |dy inteiestcd. If 1 can't tip bat \< ii ean do. I'm charmed?if ri n.it it <lain 1 opl. if you were Jl'ST LIKE me u ' ain't?iilie. you as?much" as~Eo in.Vau.-e you aie not. Because n p you, you like me: because : iv let me. I'm cbarineti. "It is the -'not me' in my friend tat charms me.'-' TV < t- U. servtvl W 1\NSIh Hit) NEWS P. v. .1. M. Beattv; Prof. F. E. hi .ti IVof, W. A. Boss - ore i t-i" Tni-T: last Friday wini' ~ the Ml' iinniviv. ary'of the fibred Hospital 01 in t city. 1M. and his board < pi'vintr to the world what can c b\ s*ii'fct"tuivems-. Dr 'i"." ii ?.f K;.l.!Vi,nd. Yip. was tin i -t speaker foi the occasion anid hinisilf ?.-? * :it b.y his "lojical. Ik i ji rft and *.'-st timely address It declared T'.;at. ; the Xetrrt h< >u Id rut i'i""n>.?' inft-riofity ompt. N c.u si- >:" his .ado,- he. a I.-' t ri?;* Xej." is the tinish.in^r '.'eh n't' <">'>'I s i id'r scheme, lit a>d i\.? till r that the Nemo 1 ejr i what hi' m i ds ami 'p; vs fm hit-he want-, t h.m ef'o! e. iie i.iif ibi'tinir nation ' the world. U -he lose was raised Mr. .John Holmes f this town ras st-i tick <lown. ! y ? car la-' doniiay afternoon and suffered < \in.iiiries. a h-j having been ' i' 11. He V..- I u-.Ji.ed Jj lj (.Vlllin. a I! -pital w t re he wt s treatd i <i is rest him fairly welt his writing'. Mi-s,.; Riant*} " C Kin ph. /. S '.enneti and I': !.. 1' ^S." (jallnian. !r. ?. ! eoaehi - of basket In1! ea'i " at KaiT :'iTd ( o. TK KtchboT iv toted to CaiMiit! last Saturd; \ attend the S> ifth Ynroi?.mf?v\th . Ii ( ' .n'eienci . widt h "tool; place t'.Ma'ii.i Acad-! n \'. i'ht net lint: ;~a viand si. ess. Prin. \V. A. ;< >- ac on.pann me y.ro i,i. . Mr. .fumes ilur of (huprl {11!. ha.- i-o? p. st: vino \vit:. ii- aunt since .tin- death >; Mi i.. Uattiste tif last S.?' t:i <lay he returned ho ate. Mis sister diss Nora Tayini is here '"!< live \it|, Jpll>i [siVieil \V?- al e _ l ie! I.i ,a\ e her tn o.-.ir lit ills t. <> ite iii; i;ite*.-estii:tr protfi an: t ir is?Ji r- > 1 a! St. i'; ill lliptisl htinh I.i-1 Sunday afteiiu in ie nterest '<f thi* Sunday school. Tinleaker of tin- afternoon v.,-.- \| VIeJton Lewis. a .senior at Allen "i.iver.-i-y. Mi. Lewi.- swa.wd ..L . oiie a he su.ieei: Ti.e Lit feri'.'j- T:.*!\s AH who we?-.. r< nt enjoyed the address c. n.jije 'loin e.iy promising ? onne an. "J"he eioirrain was under the t -1?5< vf~ <>f Miss Kiise .M; nijra It,, t ilive silver, olfeiine wa- liftei! p ihe do-- . ?M"s?fi"esrn?hofytt* (Mvis-ol-nv,- out ' . ! e 1 ration airent spent a.-* Sun-lav in Oi*anKebur;r. She eport s . ;:j .yalile trip. Prof. r'. (). ^Iclntosh. ami fain- i Iv ; en* h.st week < ml' with hi- ! ip-ther. Mo. Sara Mcintosh A h:h here io y wor-hipped wi'Ii I f saint- at S.t. Paul. I.WON SCHOOL I'AUKNTikachlr association The I'ir.-t pat ent-teacher.meeting <f the 1.\"' ,-chool was held M??n fay. I ?iccii.I)'-i- If. at S p.in, in the ri.ini! and:t< riii'Ti. Mrs. S. I1. ("lark. >ii -iilinv. The mectinjr was held :o organize for the school year f.140-41. The members of the ex< itim ittee coni])ose<l of pi i tits '*i?e| ire- 11 in x each home room ire as follows: Rev. II. ('. Xorris. Mrs. Geneva Craijf. Mrs. Fmma inn-. Mrs. I la Hell West-.n. Mrs. Frances Gore, Mrs. Malissa Hudfins, Mrs. Carrie I4. Jackson. Mrs I'earl ISIanchanl, Mrs. Fannie A'lu ley. Mrs. Annie I.ee Jenkir.s. Mrs. Ma.de Ilolloway, and Mis. valine Ashe. Tiiese members pre"-" entefl tlie following names for he officers, which' were accepted i.. I... ii. I.?..i in.111) ii i? hi-i \ i?> i riu i"Mi) . ini-^ lent, Mrs. Frances Gore: vice resident. Mrs. Pansy Sinfffield; ccrctai y. Mrs. S. P. ('lark;, treasirer, Miss I*'. Benson; reporter, (liss V. I] Russell. These officers VM'o installed by supervisor ('. A. I !>N -Oj.. , During the evening principal C A*. Madden p-esented Mrs.- M. M umpkins, state tuberculosis work r, who hrom/ht an inspirational message- on t ho reh tionshin?be? ween the parent and teacher.. Sh< II s < i i<avc preliminary rdmarks adit u to the presc ntation of the picture ''I.et My People "Live," A'hrch was the health feature of he evening. A basket of apples wj s presented by principal ('. '\V. Madden Lo Miss Benson's class for havjntr the largest number of parents >rosent. .Miss IJensOn also received h<> s<'Vi<">l banner for this distinct on. The laife attendance of hoth larents and teachers showed tha* his will he an outsti nding yeai 'or tiro Saxon school parent-teach r's association. An Open Letter To The Beauticians There are many things that we as beauticians should know. On the l-'lth of January 11*41 there will be an examination for Ileaut.v colored operators held in the Taylor's buildinir 1207, Room tl at 0:00 o'clock. Any beautician that comes from another state ami balds her license can take the cosmotolijrist examination and become a licensed beautician. If .jU haw ru>t?sUuul an cxamination in another state, then you will have to stand board examination * All applicants will have to he O. K'd by an accredited school with 1*0 hours to their credit before you can stand the examination, it is wi ll that. our state beauticians:. know that variouos colleges and 'hiith schools an* planning to add the beauty eoiirse t<? their, urru uiuim At our last examination we had :v,u. In anl iriniis P. -land the lent.hers examination, namely. Miss Martin and Miss Simmons of Charleston.. S. ('.. as they are contemplating teaching in schools in Charleston. Any beautician de mi mist in prepare tnemseives for this position would bo glad to know that the Elite School ol Beauty. 12 1-2 I'rouyhton street Oi anirvburtr. S. ('.. has arrange*! with the president of State A. and id. eolleue to i'oi in a teaeliers' institute that will help to inform you alonj all lines. This institute will iegin about the 2!'th of January. For thirty years the 'president f the Elite School of Beauty has devoted all of her -fAne tot this Profession. Has seeked and Hound the path'" that leads to a sucyoss:'ul beauty career. A MU.-lyfion dedicated to -the profession:-- Vmi cannot boast of what you've . done. ?' '1 you have lived for only one, A In n ^thousands of others pass this way And seek ovr aid from day to day. V\ e want our 1 iw-s to 1>(. worth.while \ ...i ? ? <>- ?* pass nraKe others smile, l-a-k-ss-ydu .feel another's tired V?.u cannot say.-''we've ji\e?l indeed". i:m:M;/.i:i{ \. m. k. mi nt ii Li. . 11- White.?l'a>t o> ? Mullins, S. Although it rained alj^erviii's |)eeend:er 1st, I >eceirhir stli we had very pleasant i iveathcr.t.jwni in : ml fair. Siil't. Kd. 1'oxworth i (inducted our "lSunday'] school as usual. The lesson -wasie\ieued hy the pastor. ( 'or Ire Children's Ilo'lir, the In: ior , hoir sang a -election before! Old after the discussion on the ilihle hy the pastor, lie. also ash -) ed the children soine questions. 'litis day Uriah I'niversal Ifihlel Sunday, the adult ? message was Tile Hook of I looks." Quite 1 few f o,.r piddle' school, teachers were" present. .Mr.-, Ilatliv Robinson, tin wife of our. helov-ed physichm. spoke in interest' at' Christina.! Seals. Hie is sponsoring a pro-1 rain at the church on the fourth 1 Sunday lit ">: .'HI p. in. ()ui founts' mux will -peak mi pre\ftil ion ;im- .Mjii. ; iu f i t T. I!. Our haim will i.:tv,. election >1' ol't iiM-i s, <ooii. I 'ni t in- e-ve-mn*?-' u hup. ij i- ininDu-r's theme- wu? -Tin- Pay cr of s "?.!i ATartha Whit". our pastor's '.iff. i> fa k homo ; fter spendjn;? .1 tfV. Wi fk ; with 111T lilot ! I'V all:' kinirhte r 'at I.ani ens, ft. ('. Sunday after: oon afoul .'5 p. in iii' hfloviil aiul t a it !i f ill Sun Up s? iiool Supt. hmther Hi I. Koxworti lie.I with hiiart tio'iihle. The sveiith cr was never tmr unfavorable hut v.lut tve Supt. was not at eluircb Tit "Men'st In fnlmitcs before' tieschool's open in v. Tie was at his post tlwit mornintr anil remaineo for preaebin..* as lie was uceMstoniaf doimr. Sunday n.ornhitr. December 1". at ll:ln. Our new presiding elder Dr. II. D. RanisjH-y will hold his first quarterly- conferencvi. The church and community ate looking forward to his coming. The ( Iti;i.- tiiias donations to .the sick, i irnl and less fortunate ones I th.e church and cionmunity will ijist ribtiti il" liy I he*" Missjonaty societies. Sister Hat lie Hayes or'-side-nt of te-e senior soeuet-y-^mwl sister Lillie Dozier, president of the hir^socjety. I.ITTI.I-: K1VKR >iK\VS Rev. A. Ofiver, I'aslor Wiimpci', S. Sunday was a fine day for all church-poers and fouml all the faithful goers on their way. S. S. hetran at the itsml hour with Mrs. I.ula Bellamy Supt., with "teachers at their places. At Ri-v. Olivet came forward with a sopl stirring -ermon wnicn held everyone spot' bound. The J.ord's Supper was irivotp- to a la rue crowd-.?Oollee-tion was freed for the day. At rprto Tie v. fTt5rrp came for ward with another stromc mcs saire. Mr. J. C. llodtre. Jr., Misses Bessie Evans and Pauline Hodjr es were house iruests of Miss A/.if Bee Green Friday nitrht. Prof. C. P>. Warner spent the week-end in Myrtle Beach. The Blue Apron club met at Miss Rethea Bellamy Dec. 8. Th< meetinir was called Io<4ordor In the president. The meet infj was i a success. Mr. and Mrs. Georjfe Green an J nountfe the nuw riacre of their sor i Mr. Handle (Ireen of Wanrpee to ' Mrs. Florence Chestnut of Myrtle j Beach, December 8, 1940. s Miss Duckette Merits ] Outstanding Honor \>K Outstanding Honor r" e Angin this school year, 1940-41,-f Columbia, S. C. should be proud o to possess a young lady as Miss t Harrietee Duckette, lit years old r daujhter of the late Rev. J. W. L. t Duckette i nd-Mrs. E; I. Duckette of Allen University faculty, who t met the rigid requirements neces- v saly to be nominated as one of a <! limited nttutbiU' of students whos ? biograpni will ap]>ear in "Who's C Who Aiming Students in American / Universities anil Colleges" for the e school year 1940-41. If you will v re'.all. Miss Duckette was the only i b 11 ember of her university class t to a hjeve this hdnor for the year 0 IPdP- H>. It is deemed an exceptioiiul honor, to he so nominated in ^ one- junior and senior college p years. ii This publication is published i hroiirh i he cooperation of over j a00 American universities and col- r leges. It is the only means of ? i atii.nal recognition for graduates which is devoid of politics, fees c and dues. Several students from c accredited colleges are selected t each year by i n unprejudiced com- v mittee, for their biographies to I\ appear i 11 ""Who's Who Amoni? Students in American Universities a and Colleges." These books- are e placed in the hands of hundreds -? of companies and others who an- > nually recruit outstanding stu- p depts for employment. cl The purpose of "Who's Who" is c to serve as an incentive for stu- r| dents to get the most out of their p college careers; as means of compensation to students for what h they have already done; as a recommendation to the. business b \\~orld; and as a standard of meas- F urement for students ttompar- t able for such agencies as Phi Bett (, Kappa and the Rhodes Scholarship award. Miss Dnekette. is a senior in the college of liberal arts, majoring in social administration at Wilberforce University, Wilberforec, Ohio, who will graduate in June, li She has neon selected is one of a the twelve outstanding students d at her ' nool for the past three t wars. on ,he executive board of 1 the Wmivn s Self Government As- j< so. nit ion. meiplxlr of staff of y school's annual past year, chosen ? ;ts one of twvf members id' her de- F partment to practice social work at t w% fi.vo/Mlf IV/j ? u MUUl lll V IMill.UI f Vf ? number of Delta ?4igma Theta Sorority. - , Miss Duckctte graduated from 1 !i'olu'! Washington high"school ill tin- cluis of lit;}7 and was ac- ^ live-in school affairs there. May ('.JondMa produce more young wonirn of Miss Puckctte's type and calibre. ( HOWARD SCHOOI. PARENT teach i- is assoi iation } llowaro s'i hooJ hhld its first Parent-.Teachers meeting Tuesday i vetiiu .' . December ..'1. at H. o'clock S 'n t he-, school building with Miss f W. I,, Grant as presiding officer C c main purpose" of the meetrng ' as ti, organize for. the current d Voir. Parents who represent eacli a honte room have , been elected to ]l-erve on-fthe executive committee ]( | .Tj.'.ese persons' are its follows :^"Mrs. > r'Xrrbelle GooAwin, Mr< TU'bert n Pearson, Mrs. Klise Goodwiiw- Mrs Aggie Richardson, Mrs. Sarah Her- 0 rin- Mrs. Willie Lee Koon, Mrs. a Rachel Young-, Mrs. Thclma Block r or, Mrs. Amanda Rickenbacker, t and Mrs. Ethel Nance. This body n travo to the members assembled s the following list of persons for t officrs who were unanimously lectcd: Mr. Harry Goodwin, presi- (j dent; Mrs. Elise Goodwin, vice- n president; Miss C. K. Gordon, sec- rotary; Mis^ 1). M. Myers, trees- a iin i T" At:-s "Er J. Howe, "reporter. n The installation of these officers. v> wj s done by Mrs. M. M. Simpkins.' An adde.l feat ere' of Jfhe meeting was Mr. C. \V. Madden's presentation of Mrs. M. M. Simpkirs. state tuberculosis worker, Who nave an educational as well ash practical talk-centered around the ? child, the parent, and the teacher. * In : ddition to this she made introductory remarks pertinent to the showing of the picture, "Lev My People Live." Miss Gordon's class havrngwthe largest number of parents prdS^itT not only received the school ban- . nor for this achievement, but M>'Madden presented t() this class a basket of .'apples, A large, gathering of parents attended the meeting ami from all indications every thing points toward a successful year for the Howard Purent-Teaelufr Association. " Subscribe For The Palmetto Leader1 k * A NOTICE TO SI A1J subscriptions for Please send in your rem seribers not paid up by be discontinued. If you i' aprent does not THE PAIMCT ? II Li I A L 1T1 L 1 1310 Assembly Street iaturday, December 14. 1940 I'OUNG WOMEN MISSIONARY _ iOClETY OF JONES CHAPEL "W A. M. E. Z. CHURCH The members of the Y. afid sevral of their friends spent t very jleasant afternoon at the home f Mrs. F. M."Sawyer, 2110 Hampon street. This bein? the first neeting of the conference year, he election of officers was held-. >l;ss F. C. Benson, who has held he office of president for 15 years 0 vas reelected also Miss C. Gor.lon. vice president; Mrs. F. M. lawyer, home treasurer; Mrs. C. Ireen; foreign treasurer, .and Mrs. . Uice LaBrew, secretary. After the lection of officers we proceeded vith the business. We will cele- ^ rate our 15th t nniversary on the y bird Sunday in December at 3:30 ^ I'clock at Jones Chapel. An excellent program will be rendered. Irs. Julia Baum Shaw will be n-jicipal speaker. We are invit ng each and ;every one to come. The visitors at our meeting were ntroduced by our president. A nor\g them were Miss Worthy >haw, Miss Blanche Williams and _ liss Gaskin. We say to you all, ome again, you are always wel omed. We also were very pleased o have our new pastor and his me present with us, the Rev. and Irs. Gray. After all business was trinscted w>e enjoyed a delightful soial half hour at whieh time Mrs. >a^yer assisted by mother. Mrs. >. liller and several of her friends, lerved a delicious Thanksgiving inner which consisted of turkey, ^ ranberry sauce, steamed rice; Iressing, peas, hot buttered rolls, ire and tet. We all departed hopng that we would soon be invited iack. ' . If you don't hear from us*a,?ain e sure to meet us at the Veteran lospital where we will endeavor o render a program-" at 3 o'clock n the 27th of December. CALVARY BAPT. CHURCH Regular services were held on ^ ast Sunday, with many members nd friends present. The pastoi elivered. a wonderful message hat touched everyone present ? 'he church is progressing so rap dly under the direction of theii cry efficient pastor. The pastor sod as a theme "Is Christianity 'inal or do we look for another?*' he fourth in a series of mes ttges -on?Why?we are Baptists. MIYSICWL EDUCATION >EI?ARTMENT ADVANCES lent housed in the C. A. Johnson ymtorium ;nd in its second yeat ? s an organized department hac lade rapid strides. It is now co"n'dercd onepf the best hfgh schoo; lepartments, ,in the South. The lepartment includes all physical duerition activities, intramurals, ?nail the instruction and service, ehool safety, and athletics. The safety patrol is planning ts annual trip to the Nationa: Safety parade. This unit is afiliated with the National Safety louncil. ~ Features on the program in ?d lition to a full curriculum are. towel rental system, towels arc aundried by our school laundry, ocker rental svstem. and the sale f gym equipment by the department. The features of the two yeai-Id, C. A. Johnson Gymtoriupi are: thlet.rc cage, training room, corective gymnastics and special . acivity room, locker room, hoys ano. iris shower room, main gym floor upplemoytarv stage space, office wo j-cst'rooms, and storage rooms * The department is under ths_ lirection of Randall C. Morgan nd Caroline F. Miller who is di ceLor of womens activities. Visual nd jrd c"-p; ipmcnt complete the modern gymnasium and add to the cfoctiveness of the program. David G. Ellison General Insurance _ lonest^nd efficient attention given to all business placed with me PHONE 5717 Counts Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS * ~r* COM POI NDED AS WRITTEN HY YOUR DOCTOR > A Full Dine of Toilet Articles 1103 WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 2-1967 1 ~ L) B SCRIBE R S 1940 are past due. ittance at once. Sub- January 1, 1941 will sec von. mail dirpp.f tn TO LEADER Columbia, S. C. A" "A" "A" "A" "A" "A^ "a" "A" "A" "A" "A" "JW