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> Pig? Four ?l?p , i Palmetto Siraiipr PUBLISHED WEEKLV c 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C ? 7 Entered at the Post Office at Co c lumbia, S. C., fi8 second class ~v matter by an Act of Congress a SUBSCRIPTIONS fl One Year $2.00 Six Months -.. l-M ~ Three Months . .. -7t , Single Copy . iOf FOREIGN ADVERTISINlj AGENCY ' a W B. ZIPF CO., 008 S. Dearborn g St., Chicago, 111.' Official Adver- v tisements at the rate allowed bj ' ???j. The Leader will publish brief am- 1 rational letters ob subjects pi 1 general interest when they are accompanied by the names ana addresses of the authors and ~ are not of a defamatory nature Anonymous communications wiD not be "noticed. Rejected man* scripts will not be returned. fi^PHLUR ELLIS ... Field Agen* t L. G. BOWMAN, Circulation M^r 1 :?:?' ** 1 ' 1 S REMITTANCES T- . T-7 ' : f Checks^ Drafts and Postal or Ex- ' press Money "Orders should "b~ made payable to the order ol l The Palmetto Leader. Co mm uniuations intended for th current issue must be very brie 1 ^and shoald reach the editoria 1 desk not later than Tuesday o each?week. City news, "locals^ Wednesday. 1 Telephone 4523 ' Saturday, June 7, 1941 l BEHOLD.THE GRADUATES I * ' ' . " The news columns of daily and weekly papers are crowded with commencement exercises and in our state alone hundreds?of yount? unrl ui-ii urflilim t int7 with honors- and degree,, in the . various fields of study. This is not a new event, but it is happening In critical times. 1 hb " * world is "shot" tn wp have _ one knows what will happen to morrow, and just what- kinti of world we will have in. which to ? live when to-morrow comes, i What part can the college men and women play as they are being ushered into public life? First they need jobs, and secondly, the> need a spirit that will make them fit into,the' scheme of a hard, un- " merciful public life. Quoting President Higgins in his talk to Allen seniors: "The colleges expect the graduates going out in times like these to meet the hard prolems wit^ u reasonable solution, and make such conrrTbTitroitq' as will make the world safe lor democracy." CI M l. A IDE ET CIM L A I DE We note with great pleasure that many -y-oung men and women ? are out front among Ahe recent crop of graduates. They have finished "nvith honor and with high , honor" wearing the old Latin inscriptions "cum laude" and "mag- , na cum laude." These men and women have a- , chieved high honors in scholar ships as Jthey passed through the j _ classic walls of our institutions of j learning. They have so far. fought a good fight and they have i ?. ?. L. >s. c.s ;?u _ J Kepi iiitr luiuii. % ( With no disrespect to these young people, and no hope that , they ~wilT~not make good7~3o wtT a?k this question: What have the hundreds of honor graduates done ; in life since 1900 "to^ now? It is not a criticism, it ia a good ques- j tion for the graduate-students to study, ' j WAYMAN CHAPEL NEWS . ""Rev. LeRoy Jackson, Pastor r, Winnsboro, S. C.?S. S. was call J od to order by the Supt., Mr. S. A. Moore, all co-workers' were present. After ihe class study of the lesson Mr. Ruben Green, Sr., con- j <1% eoin /m/ Ploau Vn 1 ic , UUV.KU lliv I t Y'VT? . Viu.i.j iiw, M ?o r holding the banner. I iSunday- morning the pastor's , text waa selected from II Cor. j It: 15, subject The Unspeakable j Gut. Sunday night his text was ' foken from' St. John 19:22. sub- f ject, Steadfastness. Both ser- v mon8 were enjoyed by all. , At 7 o'clock the League begLn. j The topic Peter the Rock wu3 opeu . ed by the pastor and others also -:poke, A program was rendered, j The Pastor's Aid Board met at ^ the parsonage May 26th. After i the business an interesting topic was discussed, More Beyond. The j hostess Mrs Bertha Mae Camp' belt served the group. t Stewardess Board No. 1 met at s the home of Mrs. L. Fibe May 60. \ Mrs. Diana Roseborough p#esi- 3 dent presided. A very .good program was rendered. The pastor \ encouraged tne memocrs 01 ine ( board to continue to go forward. The UaheT Board and Sunday school choir met at the church j Wednesday evening at 7 e'eloek, ^ After performing their duty a , round table discussion waB held. J Quite a few visitors were out on r Sunday among them were Mr. and { Mrs. Belton and Mr. W. A. Ross ^ who made remarks.- -We- are al ( ways glad to have visitors. ( 7 ~ . . . ' * ' 1 ^ight Agricultural ? 3y Sea^s Roebuck a Qianggghttrg, S. .? Eight ?? uitural petholartships of?$100, ach have been made availa his year at South Carolina St ollege for needy outstand: arm boys in the school of ag ulture during their freshn W from a Fund granted by Sei Roebuck company, according in announcement by Presid rliller F. Whittaker this week. For seveTBl years these ag uitural scholarships have been ailable in white lanjd grant ( eg** from h fund Set up by Se loebuck company, but only t ear was a plan worked out nake available these $100.00 Heirships in some of the leading ;l'o land grant colleges. President M. F. Whittal >outh Carolinu State A. & M. i lis college'nad been included nong the Negro land grant t eges to receive the agricultu CON WAY N EWS Bethel A. M. K. Church Rev. M. F. RobihsonT" Pastor Sunday, June 1, was a high c it the above named church Fl iunrise prayer meeting where ?ryboriy?present?wirs filled tt ,ne nuiy Cipinu^ xuiV. m, r, k nson, the gentle pastor was ii nippy mood and preached an ipiring sermon that had his he rs rejoicing. One was reeer n the Thui'ch after which theH Zo m in uriiQtLJwas . adiniiiiatfixed a nany partake of his most bles: >ody and shed blood. isual hour with the assistant 1 lerintendent Mr. J. V. Willard s ,eachers at their post of duty The A. C. E. League met al mil, wit.h MTsr~t.Tiiirtes Dewitt, presiding. ?At- 8 p.nr;?the pastor came js with another burning messa Bis text for this service \ found in St. -Mark 14:8, subje the has done what she could. T were conneced to the church :his service. Quite a number-of our boys ; girls are back home from sch< We still have sick members, go see them. WINNSBORO NEWS - By Mansel Ross The St. Piltn?Baptist stttt: chuol opened Sunday morning teachers at their regular post; -The students who are he from the various; colleires are K Isabel Davis, Benedict college, lumbia; Misses Margaret Ri borough and Elise Peay, Allen versity, Columbia and Miss E l.vn Ross, State college, Oran burg. The teachers ~who are h( are Misses~Sara and Emma Bi ty, Scbofield school, Aiken E'ililey ' high school, Chester, spectively; Miss Amelia McTnt Britterj^ate school and Miss ( tie Lee Davis, Ruffin.' The 1940-41 school session thf>~ E'airgeld County Trajn school is now history," On the ning of May 27. 20 pupils rect ed high school diploma^?befori packed house. Honors "were' follows: Valedictorian. Mr. Josi Grier Salutatorian, Mr. Lind Byrd; 3rd, 4th and 5th hon i"S arul Rufus Ureerr, Jr., resp Lively. The commencement. Jress was ably delivered by ] Nlward Warner Brice, presid jf Clinton college, Rock Hill. 1 subject was "Ixioking Ahead merica". He gave a brief resu >f the rise and fall of?irate front the dawn of history to present day and admonished tearet's to take advantage of portunities offered in the dra tf American Democracy. Mr. John W. McDowell, v worked jh. Railroad service for ^ears here, retired June 1st, 1! it the age of 67. His grands Mr.^ Sam Willie Wade succeei lim. Mr. McDowell is one of prominent citizen,, oof this to ind posses an unusual amount ate him upon his fine career. M iss Albertha McCullough eturned?to?Philadelphia, Pa., :er having spent a month \v ler narentc Rev. and Mrs. W. VIcCullough. . We are glad to say that ft rsabel Batteste is improving ;his writing. Mrs. Batteste 1 >een ill for a short while, lope she will soon bo up and ;gain. Her niece, Miss Joh 3ell Taylor of Chapel Hill, N. 3 here spending a while with ) Mrs. Mary Wright left Mom tawing fin Culuinbi'i liu.ip! vhere she w*ill undergo an ope iimn. The people of Winnsb< mpe that she Will pull throv Bright. M^i\ Andrew Hall Ca deade in Maryland, spirit t 1 veek end here wTt^riis parer dr and Mrs. Edward Hall. See Eddie Hall for The Palm :o Leader. Mrs. Carrie Ford, 67, past i he great beyond last week i vas funeralized at the St. Mi baptist cnuron sunoay evening 1 o'clock. VESLEY METHODIST HURCH NEWS Sunday was a high day at W ey. Many visitors were out f vtrrshipped wtth us. Among ndst distinguished visitors \ 3ev. Florence Randolph, of Si nit, N. J., who delivered the nv ng message. The theme of wh vas Self-Examination. This m r&ge Wf cTellyered with such p< >r, thft it electHfied the ftudie - . . , - Ti Scholarships Granted nd Company Tt- , scholarships. Eight $100.00 freslfr 00 man scholarships will be available ble at South Carolina State for the ate school ear 1941-1942 to worthy ^ri- school. Hill It ifl thp iHafl /vf ttw of ars these scholarships that this proto gram of cooperation will make ent some contribution to the improvement of Southern, farming econrri omy and this extension of " pie a? -profprtim will aid In providing *ol farm' conditions among Nejjro ars farm people and in developing ruhia Ltd Negro leadership. - to President Whittaker in aceepthol ing the scholarships fo> South CaNe rolina-State college stated^^hat "it will be a great pleasure for :er, this institution to cooperate *i n 'ol- this plan which I believe will be hat u means of greatly Improving eon a- ditions among 1 Negro farm P?o d ple."^' ral and the congregation spiritually wash made to Teel gladT^Hie introductory remarks were mpde by the pastor, Rev, McCallum, who gave a synopsis of her life and lay seventeen years pastorfng - one om church in New Jersey. Rev. Ranrlolph hns. visited many countries 'P1 of Europe which gave her a wide ob" experience of her work; While a here she was the guest of Mrs. in' MeCullough on Gervais street. ar" The evening message was delivj ered by our pastor Rev, MoCallum ? ^ and was as usual very deep and J inspirational. The Woman's Society of Christie tian Service met in succession for ?u_ the last two weeks at the homes ind ?f Mrs. Dannelly on Washington St. and Mrs. Baxley on Gregg' St. t 7 The members of this Auxiliary Jr. were royally entertained hy' these ladies^ All preparations are be"To" dng made for the State meeting, ge. which will be held here June 13, vas 14, and 15th. All members and >ct: friends of Wesley are asked to wo assist with the ehtertairtiment of at this meeting. Mrs. L. Hope and Mrs. Baxley ind- motored - to Orangeburg Tuesday sol. lo attend the group meeting held to at Macedonia church. Miss Mamie Jones, a teacher in the Lake City High school is back home looking the pictute" of health Mrs. M. McCallum, our pastor's wife, who has been teaching - at Aikca-axid other teachers o? -whom lay this writer did not get their names -aL- -are?hatiW to the delight of the *11(1 mAmKnro an/1 -f on A n A/ iiiv.uiuv.lO UliU AiltiiWO U1 ITICDICJ , ' Prof. Hipp and Mrs. Baxley are asking the young people to show ''ss theiF~appreciation of the League C?* each Sunday afternoon by your )se. presence. urn The Stewards and Trustees of vc- Wesley, Mr. Dannelly, Mr. Sumter, Mr. McElmurray, Mr. Wake,nlt' field. Mr. Murphy and others are **. asking all members to be punclUn' tual toward the financial?condition of the church in general. . Let us as members cooperate with each movement of the church j. that God may bless our homes j and our church may grow. ev- . MV" EMMA MADDOX JR. HIGH SCHOOL CLOSED A VERY ut, SUCCESSFUL TERM. MAY 30 The folowing programs render'yl' et) thoroughly enjoyed by all per c sons who attended: a(j. The annual sermon was deliver ered by Rev. H. B. Mitchell, of ent Greenwood. Special music was rendered by the Choral Club, Adrian Hampton, Georgia Jdhnsorv :me and Rebecca Murnay. The final program was the graduation exercise , which was one of the best of its kind given. 0p. The program was carried out as ma follows: Processional; Invocation Rev. irho W. D. Coker; Music, Lift Every 30 Voice and Sing. Salutatory, Nanj41 nT?T Mae Jenkins; Music, I am An on. American, Rose Lee Butler: Vale led I dictory, Sara Mae^ Perrin. Music, the Spring Time, Girls' HjJ^rus; Pre,wn sentation of Guest Speaker, Mrs. of Weston, Benedict College; G?uest ,tu-- Speaker, Mrs. Andrew W. Stmkins, Columbia. Music, Good has Night, Good Night, Beloved; Preaf sentation of 7th Grade certificate* 'ith Miss Willie Boyd, taacher City W. Schools, Laurens; Presentation of 9th Grade certificates, Mrs. WesIrs ton, Benedict College,. Columbia; at Class Song, 9th Grade; Recognlnas tion of visitors; Benediction. We Mrs. Maddox the principal of out the school was able the last week nie of school to come down and O. K. C. thP program. Many of her friends ler. will be glad to know she is able lay to be out again ?UnrmTelder and Miss Jesra sie Lee Arthur are leaving for oro their respective homes' Orangeigh burg and Seneca. Mesdames Zenobia Hampton nip Blanche Txiwery are leaving soon i e for summer school. its, ' __| fMNF. GROVE ict- ..\. M. E. CHURCH pto Rev. G. Bowman, PHUtOr ind 1 arK [t pives mp pleasure to inform at the reader^ of the Palmetto Lead err the outstanding and progressive weekly paper in this state that' our church is still moving forward with leaps and bounds. The wonderful programs put on by our es- beloved pastor has brought much ind enthusiasm to all the true worth*1 sfiipers of our church. > vas A large number communed last im- Sunday af^r ? wonderful sermon orn delivered by our pastor on LitUe lifch Sirs and Their Effect. Many of ies- "8 foUn^QUrftelYe* guilty hafora. r*- "God, and pledged to eheck up on nee oilr lives. [K PAIA>BTT04,BAPKH ' MAYBE SO AN (By W. H. THKKK "I "^When a profitable and a pleas in-Hblt* alliance can be formed be tween people, we are very likel; able too find an unbeatable coni bmation. In sacred literature I think o three Hebrew lads who resolve* W -stick together In sptte. of he! and hell fire. In fact, these threi tads ware ao tied together in com man interests that they?were in vincible. They were three "ho numbers" in a red-hot furnace but fire did not scorch their gar nents nor their devotion. In profane literature I think o; the Three Musketeers who serve* their king so w ell that now hen else in.the records can be fount -rueh faring, adv e111u 1 es ~act'u m pa nied with such surprising sue cesses. These three "hot nuin bers" thought and acted in uni . Next Sunday we .will hold ou -hird quarterly conference at Fro' idence church. . For-that reasoi Children's Day -will not be unti the third Sunday, The Rev. C. J Kohn Qf Columbia isschedu 1 ed?1< preach at 3 o'clock in in teres yf the Missionary society. Evening service will begin a 3 o'clock p.m. and at the close thi.8 session the Pew Ralty fo captains are asked to be out urn make a round report. Rev. Bowman put all the younf people to work \siio are not, slack ers and the spirit.of the church i: to go forward. We are proud o: our great leader and pastor. Come to church will you, Go u church won't you. (Miss) Jarinle Lee .Boyd, reporter SHILOH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH By I'tk?; Davis Winnsboro, S. C.?Shiloh Pres byteriair S. 9. opened at the us uaT"Hour with Mrs. Wardell Oleni Supt. and Mrs. C. W. Salley an Miss Mattie Lou Glenn, also Mrs Albert Grant instructing. Rev C. W. Talley was' at hi best andd brought ;i wonderfi: sermon everyone enjoyed. T!hi demonstration agent worsnipe - with us?imd?made? iiiiit eneotn aging remarks. We were glad t have her. The third Sunday in May Rev Jackson from Rock Hill pieaohe him with us. We are planning a gpod Child ren's Da^y program. Attend sum hurch Sunday. NEWBERRY NEWS n?>Dtr#/\n root HI ir4t Krhnnl school Friday night was a ver pleasant affair: The first time i the history of the school were a! members of the faculty invitee All of the young people wor beautiful evening gowns and suit Very delicious courses of sand wiches, punch, cake, ice cream an mints were served, Miss Kannf Clark delivered a very good wel come address. Much credit is du Miss Vivian Neely the home teac! er of the class. The public Is cortHally invitei to the Commencement exercise as follows: Fashion Show, Frida night, June 6, 8 o'clock at Dray ton Street High School. Annua sermon Sunday afternoon June 3:30 o'clock at Miller Chapel A M. E. churc'h, Prof. H. B. Butlei Dean of Theology Allen Univer sity, Columbia, will deliver ? th sermon. Class exercises Monda; evening June 9, 8 o'clock. Grad uftting exercises Wednesday, Jun 10, 8 o'clock, address delivered b Dr. A. A. Sims, Union,-.at Bethle hem Haptist church. Miss Etlu Davidson valedictorian Mr. Hayn Chick salutatorian. Miss Mozelle E. RayP R. N. a People's Hospital underwent minor operation. She is doin nicely. r Miss Sadie B~own, R. N., fror Columbia, is at the* People's Hos pital relieving Nurse Ray. M!r. Hampton Putler underwer an operation at the. City Hospit? in Columbia Wednesday. H,. 1 getting along fine. Mr. John Williams formerly o this city now of Atlanta, Ga.. i visitine friends here. Mr. Ralph Williams has retur: ed to thP city after having heei to Washington, D. C? where hi mother has been seriously ill ii , .Xho?fcMpilul. ftiin illllH'l'WUIIl a operation and is getting nloni much better, Mr. William Bates has returne from Winston-Salem, N. 0*., am accepted a position with Buzhnrd Furniture Co. . Dr. J.E. Grant went to Meharr Medical College Nashville, Tenr Sunday, June' I8* continue hi course in post graduate work. Rev. and Mrs. Funchess, Mis Rubv Prnirtoaa Wm Tnolnr Orangeburg antf Mrs. Thompsoi of Boston, Mass., were quests c Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Grant. Calvary Presbyterian Church 'Rev. A.H. Reasoner, Pastor The Sunday school service wa largely attended. OnP new mem her. During the Children's Hou the selections used were Follow the Gleam artd T I/Ove to Tell th Story. Prayer was offered b; Mrs. Z. A. Reasoner. The pastor1 story was about "The Right SW Out." Jack was greatly confuse because-' hfs mother told lilni t put his clothes :on with the Wfoiri side out. After he had finishe D MAYBE NOT Shackleford) ior n timbers k . . ? -^son. - I kuiiiii^of three friends?u gi y and two maids?who call thems - ves three "hot numbers.'' T older girl applied the name 1 f causy. she s.uid, they were ali 1 in interests and ideals. They I T~ lieve in each uTherf theyha e talents and qualities which 'th - vise tuserve others _r.s well as"TT:( - selves. And in 'everything Tht t three "hot numbers" DO hang 1 got her. They say they never w - hang separately. I repeat: When you can ^ 1 Lluee people tu lit intu each otl.e 1 program perfectly, and form L? -4ionest-to-goodness? threesome, y 1 really have three "hot number: ~ You cjin Iiartlly gel TWO peiq io stick together in anything. . (Rights Reserved). r dressing she told him in asmu t as hg' didn't look welt dress ? that way; so his work he h 1 been doing looked that he h been doing wrong. The childi *-t wei-g admonished to do everythi t right, which will pnable them ?i?*i ? ?:..m | nii'ii tiuim a uii, iigiii n i * out. ' I During the 11:30 service Si r day morning the pastor's thei 1 was?"Calling?rmd~ Conduct,? tt ' Eph. 4:1. The words of conso ~'tio"n That Paul sent to the Kpl ' sians were the same as "W1 ? "do you- make your life today ? flow every Christian should li daily. God calls every person render some service to human; J and Hinj. It is a profitable callh We can live up to the standard ness, humbleness; loving kindm * and deeds. A conscientious Chr tian life will be a Bible for ma lives. Ini the congregational meeti prayer was offered by Mr. CI. Gallman. After the reading < ? -the minetey-by the acting sec tary. Miss Alberta Daniels, M ( Mattie Jones gave a partial port of the General Assembly s 'he Presbyterian Church U. S. ij that cdhvened at St. ' I.ouis, Si e During the League, s'ervic,. (j theme was "Are Two Minds H i' i- Than?Ohm 7 " flciiptur,.? () I.like ir>:ll-32. The entire-serv ?was very irnpress!ve. JOHNSTON NEWS e Bethel C. M. E.. Sunday sch opened at the usual hour with Supt., Mr. L. W. Mitchell, pros iug. The Bible <4ass was tau by Prof. C, A Ruben in the senee of Rev. M. M. Davis, r lesion?subject?Bi uudciiihy Of; y tian Horizons: The Antioch Mi n meat, was beautifully discuss H by the Pastor, Rev. W. E. Wils I Little Miss Dora Warren is ^ at this writing. \Vt. hope she \ g soon be \vt41 again. There will be la Children's T j program at Bethel C M E. ehui -(r Sunt lay * at 4 tMO ]<ffi. The pul . is invited to attend. e Graduation exercise Thursd ^ night, May 22. brought to a eh 1040-41 of- the-Rosrnwald soh'c rp The address \rns delivered by "Tf s Z. Townsend of the Aik^n?grSt school, Aiken, SrC. A large s ience gathered for the oceasi . ~ ; .7,,Cv.i?i iiiusic was rendered by I ^ glee club. Among other goner* awards was fiv*. dollars in. cash ' fered by Amos and Sons for sc arship won by Robert David Ri * ersnnT?Valedictoriatr and Ro v Mae Spring1, Salutatorian. Ora !. ical contest. Fiyst prize* won e Vivian Spann; second prize Do v My Peterbark. Miss Carrie Dean. Clnnisp Ri ^ "n!ht~ of Pettis academy and R c W U?Garv of-Paine collegtr~ Augusta, Ga., are home after { Successful" school term. Also M a Thomasenia Dean of Benedict ? lege.- Little Master Alfred Sii ? 4er?celebrated his IIth birthd n May 31st. GRERN WOOD NEWS it "L. . ^ Among the many guests h s during the past week wei'u Mes T. P. XVilljams, Benjamin Willia f and Albert Jones of Washingt s D. C.. who motored down to bri their mother* Mrs. Lula "Willia n after a lengthy visit in WaShii a ton and Philadelphia. Thev w s I accompanied hack to Washingt a | hy Mr. Philjj^Br^^.J^? from Soi ? Carolina State college, after co pleting his junior year's stui ,j Mr. Brown will spend his vai g tion with his mother in Was'hh t 'ton. y - RIDGE SPRING NEWS s Sunday school largely attem w!Mi ?i - ...... wuviitia ami umi'ers at tn 3 post. The BYPU is moving?ak 1 slowly. n The Ladies IJsher Board met ,f the home of Mrs. Lucile Kaifi Sunday afternoon. A delicious i past of ice cream and crack was served. Miss Anmie Bell^ and Rod< g Peeples and Mrs. Louise Wat; of Aiken were the quests of M r B. H. Rhodes and Mr. J. Rhoi v Friday. * 2 Mr$f Flossie Mae Cllnlcscales y OranReburf? spent the week < ? home, with parents. Mr. Winfred Dent Alston, pi d, cipal of Robert Smalls Hi sch ff -Begufort- -patrf Ml SB Modjei g Quattlebaum and family a sh visit Sunday. _ * ?? - \ f Mrs. Annie J. Williams left on Saturday for New York. The funeral of Mrs. Catherine B. Gardner at Allendale was large ly attended by theRtdge Spring ^ txople. ? ? Miss Rosa Bell Broadnax left Friday for Jacksonville, Fla., to rttend the graduating exercises pr h??r sister.Mug K. Broadnax 'it Mrs. La Veta Mae Watson left Saturday for New York. l,e Mr. John Broadnax left for Virginia Beach. x calvary" ame church ive Rev. J. N.Caughman, Pastor ?Leosville?Suntlay sehool -at its to in ... SiSTATEA.& 00 ^ ~~ . ',ir ? ?Orangeb ? ANNOl - | The 27th Annua] S I JUNE 9 TO J ud A ad y Regular collegiate co XM) A ^ ng- Arts and 3i'leni'tiS, K ^1^1 Trades and He idc A m-. Special courses for P - ;xl 7;: !a:. % Small Ru* ,e-? [fr, 4; ?Mudern Library, Dorm A v ve A Tto { For further information a igy | Director of tl of X ?k- _ r: ;ss X IS- ' ' ny * IX. 11 g <"W !-!' X'WXAVIHWMW-V-vi.V ,t| Benedict-Al A 1 k/VIl the V ^4 COLIIMB -^ BEGINS JI :|: STRONG, IMPRC ^ SPECIAL CQURSK1 I EXPE X 1O11I .|. Tuition for all Students?Six > sli *1' I uition for all Students?Nine ?* *|* .J. Hoard, Six Weeks' Session ab- .{. Hiey I al><?r atory Fee EIs^ A ove { Mbrary Fee on f ' ILilletin or further Infi SJ :i: . B1 vtlj v f >ay ;{ ffll X A >Tief r~ lay ' * - * * * */* * * * * * Hi- Allendale the * ? ALLEND of i ?>b. | Begins June 16,; ] 551*?V ' ... bv Laboratory ?o- i Rural Teache: M,it %" Teachers of F l^f ;i: Teachers of S a & Grades in tl col } Special Emphas ay( | Public School Music | APPROVED BY ST U OF EDO ere ;{* For further information, V sis j nis V v ' on, 1X ing ;j; ms A !th I UPPER 1 I Summei AT MAYO H DARLING lc-(l ^ ? Begins July 14, Er at ? iml re. Special Laboratory Cours ers and three teacher Schop lye "Second and Third grades. *on [rs. ties A Special Course in Hea o} Courses in Klementary Su ?nd For further information, ^ ooi ; H. C, ika ort 1 Saturday, June 7, 1941 usual hour with the Supt. and teachers at their poBt. At -41:30 o'clock the pastor mounted the ^ rostrum and did he preach? Yea, ^ he dtd; Text Hebrews 4:15. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, the Missionary meeting was held at the home of Mrs. J. Z. Arte dent Mrs. E. e. Howard and a large number of members present At 7:30 o'clock we were back in service again. The pastor delivered another wonderfpl sermon Text Isaiah 5:3. " The'^musical clioirs are getting along .fine under the leadership of Mrs. V. I. Hartley. Visitors are A "Hrtways welcome to-Cjilvary. m. colllgeJ urg, S. C. 1 jnces | I Summer Session . rULY 30, 1941 j 0 urses in Agriculture, | ducation, Vocational " )me Economics. * rincipals and Teachers x al Schools. ?itories and Dining Hall | ^ nd bulletin, write: Y X ie Summer Session, | Orangeburg, S. C. $ J XhX?SXmXmX>,:m><!hHhXXnK^>4m><> X~xkk~X~XKX**^X~X~X~X~X len Summer \ ool It A, iS, ~~ JNE 9t lftil | WED FACULTY % S FOR TEACHERS ? NSES ? X f Veeks* Session $10.00 , X i x Weeks* Session - 15.00 ?! ? 18.75 V ?_. - - i... 9 .50 | ormation, Write $ 2NEDICT COLLEGE f or i= " I^e>. v iT.LEN UNIVERSITY | r Summer f ? 100I | 6 ALE, S. C. - ,| Ends July 19, 1941 Courses for: ;; rs I| Mrst Grade - ?- ;; eeondand-Thtrd i be Larger Schools. | is will be placed on ? ? ; Health Education. $ ATE DEPARTMENT | CATION. - 5 Vrite y 7. BING, Director^ | P. O. Box 173, | Allendale, S. C. $ PEE DEE ^ r School IGH SCHOOL TON, S. C. ids August 16, 1941 tes for Teachers of one, two Is and Teachers of First ,1th Education and Standard bjects will be offered. Write BREWER, Director Hartsville, S. C.