The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 09, 1943, Image 1
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> 10 to '84|rn<f young,women 17 V| ?
; 24 with a high school education 0
J| its equivalent nix* giyw' <cio?I" ^
K * work < \p*?i>if?nrr> aftd
shopr operated pn ? full time pro o
duet ion scHeduje^Thc trail wot' j
receive $22.40 per month while in t
^Xi^iprHg, with which they ftte able ?!
' , ihke co^ro of their living ex- ?
pcnsc'.s. j . ? . | '
'~~T?"?. Tlld tlaining project located on" 3
the.campus at StAte A. and M- *
college, Orangeburg, 5. C., offers 1
thib^KeeUont opportunity to, the !
youth of ^ Q. and also future em "
. plpjfrlhcnt nVc \vcldera, blacksmith, 1
t\\\ ^frchine shop heipeJrs. The 1
I '1 pwjOct pt FJorenoc, S: (X, offers- ?
JU machine and ay to mechanics, and
f. . t Columbia project . offers
fc/.t. v Machine tool and motor. repair.
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v V ,*J?corgrc u. ronlham-;<?f Charles- v
tgrii'Si 0., and Thuotk* y >1. Wmh- ~
Ington of Bcaufart^-S. Cm having t
m\, . recently finished their prc-employ 11
4-raopt training ih the NY A war
Br ^flB?odpcfJ6n. training project locat- t
L M' roUOgfc, t
Cm were trans- 1
to Nepali Village, Union (
COnn. James-.C. Wise from
Columbia hlivrpsr finished
[ pnluuihia .aad-^orertitr-nr- -*
spc^livejy were timfipfcrred t o '
j|??: PftTTsj-.-'ii'ntli, Ccorge is work
|r . 'he Neyv^riti^l' Foundry
f-i ^ t.o., as Mil^H^t^ lhjipor and ^
* -liendo uiofifhvg fott Winches- j
' -rr *. v.it i >tf i Afms^'&O,jas a
i.M-hi. levator.. Jamen ami
. jfe; Y." e ? th wdridnig # 4 h c ?
5&&-V .r^i1 m? y t' ' >Jnvv KMr.1
JMr, ^i-rw? trn
jj? . *'> ' ?'n|^CT^>^ti __ itnif\htVo _j
F*~' :?iiji .' , xceUfrnt salaries t p r ;
ft< -i<a ! .'< Jrinoe Jpl$* the train t
Wg . i i>c' nt Oca^geburjf has r
? K'-.-.i nploymetit over sixty
r > ; .a these traafro t
i ;i<" in various parts of i
n some in Charleston. 1
L- t: y-lf -.iUPjitfy Va., and in and
, life -rtfoitl,' Conn. Now fa '
1 LpM*,.n your country, and '
I V^ctB Httftm Jhht excellent epporKAVpIi
cat ton shouhj he made
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n NI M
<AI?TAIN CHARIT
^ri^^iroujrhout thr country people <
V ^^thinW that we Columbia** a v^e I
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V ,-v oftCe ii^ h while, our agotUm J
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Columbia, S. Cif -j?tu
ilt~ Chief PiVcdalist John F. Potts
I ?!$ South Carolina. Navy llceafd
t<*Uy-iik* Nw^
'rocs nwiy still join up With Unie
Spin's Navy, Those who arc
feVQiteon yoars ohPgnd who meet
hfc .physical and c^iHJationalA^ni- .
locations, may enlist us apprentice
oamen, and will be sent to the
laval Training Sb^jr', fiwnt
*a.kes, Illinois, for their basic
raininff, * According to J?otu,
here is now such a demand, tin
less Attendants that any" Negro .
etweptt the Ages of 17 and 60, who
s otherwise qualified, may join
hut branch qCjUir wrvrra; All
interested pei-jon* arc ask*i1
tor make immediate application j
kt),'thef v.. itaardst-haVy -J it??ruttinp;
itatibii in Sdirth, On rolin*;'" before
roirtjf to tie local Selective- Hert?e
" 'At*^yfUnl?^lv*n >o;e?nt'to
the Naval Training' Sta
ioiV -dt No r folk/ Virginia^* or bus- f
c tpataing1.
Since December- 5;''when vohinary-enlistments'in
all blanches of
fi^aervfce we*tHacdntinuedj-tlroFe
lag' been a ffreat deal of niisun
iarstandin# in regards to navy, reruiting.
The recruiting -service
ropes that those Negroes in South
Jarohna' -Who <#eel qualified for
layMl-tmiistnicrit,?will hurry and
ake advantage-of this opportuni- y'
Virile'It is still available.
i>? ti ? l> i,>?t-x?<i j ... . i ;:.
iorxTJcorn^V teachers'
ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN
CAROLINA DEFERRED
'OR THE DURATION
The executive committee of tim
ibovo named group met at the Aik
n graded school. Doeemher Iflth.
. 'In thl* -mocting^ it srns./lo-:.
ided that llie regular meeting
scheduled -for February in Aiken
ounty be deferred for the duraion
because of gas and lire shortige.
lie it clearly understood that th"
rroup is not disbanding, but simply
oopcrating with all efforts to win
his war.
After the duuration the first
neet+ng will be in Aiken county a>
planned.
Signed, The
Executive Committer
_of the Joint County Asso'n.
of Western Carolina.
BER ONE WAAC
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H(
Y EDNA ADAMS
try Adams. Dr. Adam* is Secretary
6f Education ill the African
KMMjiat Ep?cop?l Church, Pf*?1*0*
of the Victory -Savin#* Bank
and a lcadin# figure tit the N?
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.A 1^6 '
Who were married ntthe 'nor
Columbia, South' Carolina, l)ci
ly'reception attends?! by v'chiti
The bride. formerly Mrsr,
and icceiv.d her Master of A
Tlu- { n.orn, a natlv.- of .
South Carolina and h tmv en
The couple wi.ll be at !>on
COLOREDjGOOIXF]
MAKE FINE CON'I
i
A very splendid niovem
calculated to do a Uvuu'nd?nin
mount of good in the Gohwv,
community is the Goo 'l'.ellow c
We are in receipt of a com mi
cation from the president \vh
speaks for itself. ?-i
fo the Editor,
The Palmetto Leader,
Dear Editor:?,
Please allow me s"paee in y
paper to make a very import
statement!
The Goodfellow* noM tt
first meeting Wednesday rvisj
January 27, at the home of It
erend K. A. Davis, 1 .'12'] Lyon
We are ' asking for new ^lvonib
to join us. There arc no rules ;
regulations, as such. Our rea
for coming into being Is sim
to itcf something for the ben
of' suffering: huipanity. Any i
hum who is mveaieu with the si
it of humanitai iauism ami J
/or his fellow-vnan__is__i??i?fllllfi
jjoconiv one of ur Dining 1H42
raised $fl0.5(h beeaureoX wi
wc were able to jt'c oat tfd
basketr to the poor. BecSiusewetc
able to do that mueh M
"jo -few,-we realised that; if rp
people were made 1o km>\ w
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ng ?r the l.rjde's parents,-. MYC and Mrs
civihur 17, Folio wing the eerenipn
ivts and friends.
Hi Ion E. McKuiuht is a graduate of !
,v(.- tjoKiec in Social Science from Nov
Andovor. Mas.-., form evly matriculated.
ntnvr.i K,. ?m. i' c it
vvi "4v nu v u. . ?'&ui iviiiiv; v'Uiiuni.i
io in Portland, Maine, aftcv January Is
ALLOWS 'RIBUTION
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on*. I f * .
I :io : much more, Yvshosofivcr will,
]) , 'him join is in this ciusadt
to brighten the lives of those
. whose pathways are shadowed by
mi- , *
. ; poverty and ditstrcss.
Very .sincerely yours, .
J. H." GLADDEN, Pres.
Our roster , jrrcludcs the names
! :f Revs. E. A. Davis, J. P.' Heed-,
I or. G. R. Boyd, E. M. Kcitt and
"Ur | b. M. Mauldin; Deacons Jamo$
an>.| Kelly. C. C. Tobin, Daniel and
j P.etft: Me^ dames Angelina McLoin
kv"kl } James . Rcberson, V inla I) a v or en,
| \laiy .lofTersori, Rosa AsbY-ry, "Jt.
HV" i E. Dickson, Rebecca Cantey. Al<
oerta Johnson, Mamie Rifceiy Edll'^s
ward Stern, Newton Boy kin, Ada
and ; oiuicney,' James Kenny, Mary Pal
son I r)U,r ] Richardson, Caroline
nlv 1 h* i .i_ t->.. . * "ka?
-nni'Tifi rrrry, iu?i w
iladden, Rosa Hoy kin,.- Carrie
>('1' dull. Ruth Mayes, antl Inez Clark;
?'r" ! Mis.se* Annie Murray, Corene
ovo j Wlialey and Wilhlemin.n. . Winjes;
> jiiI i n i. ,i. ii. Maikiuiiiuin, uniw
we Andersbn, B Bull. 'W. M. MayWT
Josh' BurneTtrTTabler TTrown,
SJy Frank English, William T. Kin?we
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. Preston Crafton, 1414 Heidt St., ll
y the trouple was tendered a loveh
Spehnan College, Atlanta, Georgia >
v York University in October. *
at Benedict College in Columbia >
sion hi .South Portland, Maine. <i
it. d
j 2til?lbs for Jackson. *
| To this many home-town ad- ?
mire i s, Jackson may be reached u
at oO.Tth Aviation hhjuadron. Rob- "
i?s FieldyGtr. ? * ^
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President James P. v
Garrick Honored [;
s
Foy ^hc second tiin% within eight
months a significant honor has J
jome to L?r. J.P. Garrick, president
of 'orris College, Sumter, S.C. "
{ Eight nionths ago the renowned 0
prbb'ention, "who" who in the Re- c<
..igiaua .world carrier a^bJogPapfr- U'fti
sketch of President (lurricfe for 11
nis distinguished achievements in "
the fi'eld of religion. Now, the second.
edition of "The Biographic:*! ^
Encyclopedia of the World." gives
him recognition for his phenomenal (;
work in the field of Christian edu- ft
cation. On "pagg one hajuTred" af <T
fifty-QUe^f this publication? by the ^
institute of Research in Biography. ^
public;he\l in New York City, an- ^
pears the biographical sketch ot \
iiiiu Kim huh numen mo ut'Huny 7
of Moi ria-Corie^o since lOlW. Pr<i*.
O^prJ^k topk oyeir responsiWHtyTif ^
i nt 11 most critical 1
^ \ft
I "a r'v;i '. '"'-,',!^ ' -,A* '""H
ffg-; - 'y>
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jpt^B VI I
Smi V- , >.-.><(
IflniAreWanted -IW
or Th? Navy
, ^vy.-?:f ,?. f /. ;' ' --.w--? - ? Hfj
Men -itifc 'wanieri wervc
int fcWwchoR ofthe Na?al StTftC
jVupc"" Williarps, "Officers' rCj
>iik, Sft-ftrul Class. HuAseryod six
ur? in iiip "U. S. Navy hails
t?rfi Ml>Hins. $<*>>ill f^rufina. He
ntWe tferyihjf, h* a Navy Recruit- ml
lit the state of Shiitb Carolina. 1 I
jrotjjarh .thi* Uoc of duty it has
ciii possible fOr him to como in f
ntiu-t with you my men in ftv<?i*y
Uk of life. J$j? ULt close contact n.jjj
tit Uic ^ouniger seMje^ltas^beem
ivnl Service wHch has not ppoOiistly
hc'eit "uhtlersfood or given t 1
iich thought. . J
Now that the country in ot wor ?f
d men are needed Isaac Williams 1
k - ?. . *? f . ^ i '.V . 'a !
io una Rerveu us a Ki'Crmtff Tot - a
e past IH liiiiiilflk Tl'l-ls very much ' r T
Ited jjPWh'thi* etlEtdlmcnt through J''luntury
enlistment* of appro xi- jfc j
'61mti& W5ldl;,foi?w
ossion In Tfte Stale Cofl
; . ? *v t ,yv %XJi,
Orantyethii'g. Special?Thp >XC- I'OH
itlVe ediiiihittet1 df'the1' Pblme'tta Wh
hto. "teachers' AHkoiiatfibil TjVfd tify
< ii)id-\vinicr sossioh iti the Li- \v6r
ai;y at. State College Thursday' tn<g
r-ccmlioi* 31. with Prudent JLT. 'I4
Minis'. prysijding, Tm? tomniit- infi
iy'Hoard softie fine' reports froin hhti
U.'-field bj). Professor MTms, Sec- is l
tary Carroll V. Bing and Df. dilf
Uler - P.-- Whittnker anil gSVe slTi
fine stv.dy to the problems now tea*
much concern to teachers hi unu
egro schools in South Carolina. :>?
The Ways and Means of creat- ,ns'
g a defense fund was approved.
his provides for ear-marking 25 ^
ivcent of the gross receipts from "4e
embership foes for the defense Sta
rrtrT -. ^ tttii
Every efTort possible is -being '
Lit forth to have all county as- . ^
>ciations enroll 100 percent of
leir teachers by January 31. The
1st is the dead line for counties , ?
>' receive refunds because of -the ton
? . t * i _?1
lev. J. P. Keedcr, Cor. S
^or-fftMierouis New Year
. ^ rf 'V-* -2 l"~
January U 1!'4.'5.
ear Friends: ; *us
Seasons Greetings! Tn these y0j
olidays. as yv think of the wh
reatest gift ever given, God's Joel
ift of the Christ to a -lost world;
tid as we memorial r/e that oceaion
by giving to our friends: $
hoildn't we also give something
> the foreign mission fields, to Orj
wwwif?from?whom?irr ex peer Hni
othing? Expecting nothing, we
'ill receive everything, the un
laicneu satisi act/on or knowing Wa
ml we have "helped lo "Bring <it
;>me soul to God. 111,1
i 'Mt1
Our miHstouaries in the field: * r
Irs. Eliza Davis George im West I jro
oast Africa; Dr. Talmnge Sands | Wa
1 the Bahamas, and I.)r. G. E. i?>Mi
tcwart in Bermuda are all in
rent need. Their cost of living -j_
nd expense of carrying on the 42'ork
has increased just as ours, to
veil more so. They have, and ^
un get, only what we send. They ^as
re giving their livcs-that-others ^7^
lay I I've. Won't you support
lOiit \Vith your dollars cut
Greater support is needed sine;.
reatcr expense is attached. The
list of sending ntoney to Sistei jyc
leorge is now three times what ?a
:. was before the-war, "hel
Won't you set aside ^a New g
'oar ottering for Foreign Mis- th{<
ion nnd msh it tyi the ' seere- of
ary's office that-it may prompt- (
. iw. r? tun.r ii.-i ?t
. . rtill
We hope for you ? Huppy ami
'rospwouR XCVT 'Year and con- ,,nf
inued joy througrhirut tho year. fov
J. P. KEEDEft, <
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Mten Street USO
Jsjlnj TraininK 5
S?^v i
tiSyS&MAttlL- IfimiM' Th
B8HW bogjl&atvtfci Utw^club on
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Joe LfOtiift
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sWand vinteivraiM ,
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immittee to Meets: \
uirsday, Jan. 14th '
he Richland County Commit- 1
oti Inter-IlAeial Cooperation "1
meet Thursday, Jnneury "14,
1 p m.; in Nurses'" Auditorium, _
LihTTiTa Hospital. ' AM members
friends are' cdrdially Invited 1
attend and participate.'?r.
J. Heyward Gibbcs, Chr.,
mrnrs M Hintdn, Soe.-TWAa.
??
kft-twiueuji lll? Ukclb hf 11-18 I
o8-f>0 thiitJue' consiberiiVg'the t'
ie)T Services are invited to vis-J-i
heir nearest Navy Recruiting ,
W*P '
(IW ?
fiHfer
ICSTO"1 .l'f ?" ' * > i".
tu2tliiai -in.*;. j - ~
peWertf Y^orta^TTlWf:' Da.
Vt thtft ' Re *' found
ir'nW"'tl,njfeli that teachers' (
e Myfng! membership' fees hi
vblt tries."'' 11 - ' ' t:)V>
VcsiWhC Mims' presented much '
trtrifttlqn' of',''an' encouraging
nrecbrtipHtd froib a survey he
ifittkitiif 1 dn prtfbtfritm' of' salary
eVdntiuls _tind e*tuirtnsatiori. of
tries between white and Negro
?-hers. The committee voted
tnimously to place Mr. Mhm
tin' Certification Committer
tead of Prof. Buckncr formerly
Florence.
'he committee also discussed"
advisability of reducing the
te Convention to a two session _
?i r on account of the rdbber
latioa. The suggestion, If fint
adopted, would have the,meet
of the executive committee,
jrsday night, April 8 and the
eting of the house of dele-1
es Friday April I) beginning at
L. ft'clock, J
ee^LAsktb?i^i^Gifts
For Missions
ses and hostess training, in th't
gram. Other speakers >will be
un tears from the community
i) have been asked to talk on acted
subjects. <The first discusson
Saturday will begin at SiOt1'
lock. . J-X?-*" " *
C. HI LL IMXJS VICTORIOUS
ungeburg, S.C.? South Caroi
Stixte College*s "BTi t z - brea k "
five returned home victors in
eo out of four games played
ing the Christmas holidays in
mhington. Baltimore. New -Yorky?
and Brooklyn against a
igy North Carolina State Coil
quintet of Durham. :
file South Carolina blitzers
ifiped tlie first encounter at
islirngton 50-20 Dec, 2t)tfi, but
ne through to win all the Other
ee by narrow and harrowing
rgins: At Baltimore Dee. 30th,
52; at New York Cit.v Jan. 1..
:JH; and at Brooklyn'Jan. 47
46. \
Villhim "Duekie" \ Cope land
t breaking dimunutive foward.
s the center of attmctiv* in all .
iv unities and wds riltod by. bsshull
veterans as tKti fastest |
tiii^r player Meed urty when
two successive sCu softs. r
Henry "Mice" Holdup, ?igl
rmg nco and. center liiat season
civcd tho individual tro^fhy anl
as *tho most valuable/playev
riny the se^rif^
d following the'yank;'jdltyiptf at
tokl.vn. 'He WMs hiyh scorer for
four yulne serk-s tvrtlv total
51 points. ' V
Jt'her liiyh. scorers Of the" two
an iinMuil WlHU'lll ,^m||Pl|iJW> '
I CWsrle* Pemr .
h -17 and 34 points respectively
I Robortsonc B rown, a
jfl
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Vl^yi^rt tlOM'' ^
the riilni tii> 'tini^M^I
bWdomV J^?y Wffili; tfl
to
viacnt "tlu!
TTat la. growing >)>
various racial sogmantJH
thi? national group. Dr. AjB
lin?, prominent Columbia d^^Hu^l
Anil president of the South
liiw Statu Fair Association^
l-H us master of ceremonic^.J
who has labored consistently fir
nthugiusticaHy throughout mJu lK
JeoAdesfcrr the perpetuation
'hose annual observances, delil <*9
ered the Keynote address in vrhlol..
he set firth the principles
wMeh the association is e?tabliJK;t^t^|
d; to .encouirtife racial
speef, loyalty to the tenoi^ o^Sp'^sHH
government of the United Stay y-juB
to maintain domestic tranquili^ ,' -M
nid to strive pssiduousjy to jnffm. " |9
~me' the. four fm'doms for wl|w ^
the United Nations are fighting
A talk regarding war bopd#^
ind stamps was made by MyVijW
Modjowtca Mbhtoith Sinikinsq
which she explained to her iMcJmjjB
-enei-s the wisdom of
' C ^j
ken wade by tbe ?o?? nod d?/^?b*. \ a
tev? of fre?dom jniufclr'. the vf* _
rui it& s?^flH5rta?" t?
A *%#*" Jj??k For N,B,*~
wan th* .****)auKhter of the S?v??tb
of rijstjifctfo Generation,
world heuv? WITH DOUBLE VEIL
.vas una) (S$>m?:our -?j
folk seefti to be laboring-, under tha
the imnroasion that the I.inrnln"ful
Mcinorj?rl-~irmt~ H tsWrtyai. Associa*
m . ? i *2 * t> Mil ...
tlon Attempted: to eeriVey the irtu- n .*
predion tliat he would W prea- (. '
cut. We are sorry if $ueh is . the , fiuipressrpn
buk. our motive was toil *
,the' mAll's >nii?
to. send to him the-evidence, p:f\ ,
tbut honor^nyhich .we have, done.
fie did, however, make' every cffort
vre could f.o have, hint here in ; "*
person.) Thi? presentation was v
,wu.l? by William H. Burton, prin
cfptil qf the Booker .Washington
ffeigh U school ' /
i ~H .* ...'v * *.,v , ' ?
A talk who. v,j?ade,., by... Mothe^
.Matilda f GviaQli), double . fold. ttW
mother., She sacrificed two soiw
m freedom's altar du,r$Bjr., ,t h <
/arid war nunthot i?tte. .Troop 159
JMy ^coots of Angelica, aided con Jj|E
kdtoably in making ^the meeting '
Utp uiucn t??. II IWTOS? MR It WM. I
They rendered, u.; group of songn, V
:ti)d salved> a* ushers and page*
throughout th?j meeting.
- PrcRWentv lJtndiMiy that 4
the tft*ocjatioti will ftrrpuai a yepi I 1
round program fijkM?.vk<>W I
Fort jhtftiiL- A*
^ M^jni r it?N,tBr*ffirKr \