The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 05, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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* * jy 0; jNl C.-I love my husband s very touch but every since we've n been together we've been having b Wftbte "aTgumenta;?He has ph-k- ? ed up the habit of coming home uf j ter hours und many tinies drink- ( . tog. ..When I speak to him about n it, he raises a big fuss and tells c in*}; to get out. I refuse td go be- n cause I love him. Sometimes he \ acts like he hatea me,- then again heV so * nice.-- I want children and f, uft the things any good woman c wants but we don't seem to do c anything but fuss. ' j ~=L Answer?Haven't you found out already that you can't fuss your p way out' of this predicament? ^ Change your tactics. Get a job and go to work bo that you will have t - . winethrng else to do besides think ; ing about your nusoand's luults. v Save vour money. When you yet i enough ahead to bpgin housekeep- [ ing move out so yon. and your t husband can get away froni his . Tofts. Get your husband interest- t ed in saving for a place of your | t rwn and furniture, and by-may j stop throwing away his money. , He loves you . , , but he's so ill's- ^ couraged with the progress lie's : nude since mairiage. Help him ,, out of his rut. P. F. C. Before I left home 1 , bo enter service I became engaged i to a girl I had been going with. 1 t thought I loved her but now I i have found out that it isn't love. > I asked her to wait for the-and she j agreed but I don't want her. What * am f to do as she Is a good girl >] and I don't want to hurt her? ; Answer?Be honest with the I girl and write her at once and ad- ] mit your mistake. This can be < done in a tactful manner but it ! must be done. It would be a great i injustice to thy?girt to keep?alive -i a broken dream, for she is bound 1 ?* lo find out the truth at TsOme later i j date. If you tell her now . . .) j NOTE: YOUR problem will be ana Include a clipping of the column wil pty--aepd a Quarter (25e) for ABI free gad couAdetltial letter of sound tlons In private.?PI?ae aign your all lettera; give your blrthdate; an STAMPED ENVELOPE for your "i ly m rou fael necessary and confin of logical reasoning. Wrap a Quar today! ? Write to: ftr ARBF.' WALLACE ' inn l.asmkU Ql.aal Ciill. ROHBRT -DAI ALLS _ H*R? SCHOOL . Beaufort, S. C.?Mather school j nnd Robert Smalls high school held 1 their joint barc&latifreafe" services I in the auditorium of Robert Smalls high school May 23rd ut 4:00 p.m. ; The sermon delivered by l>r. \ M. S. Gordon."of Benedict college, r Columbia, S. C. Dr. Gordon's sermon wUs very timely yet inspiring i to those wha listened very attentively, there was much to derive ~ from such a constructive and in~ ' 6tructtve se-rnwrw ?? On Friday evening, May 28th, the graduates had their class pro gram. The program was well tak ?_ -en* Quite a lar^ft crowd u I tend- *ed. The final exerclse3 will take place Thursday evening, June 3rd. Mr. James Barnes, Supt. of city schools of Charleston, S. C., will deliver the audress to the graduating cla&s. Mr. O. K. McDaniel fsupt. of city schools (white) will , present the graduates with their , diplomas. * , ! J HONE A PATH NEWS The Gospel Chorus Convention was held with the (Liberty Baptist church Sunday evening May UOth, Kev. J. S. Maddox pastor. 1 crowd was unusually large, ' according to conditions and the c ~ "music rendered "by" these" singers" " wan TinirTiepiai^d ? fPW~whTper 2 friends were present which seem- 1 have enjoyed the service. 1 , 4A. Starks president of Ben- | 'edicj College, Columbia, also wit- * nexsed this great program. In his ^ ??-I- brief talk be stated that he wast#tVroute to Atlanta, (ia., Collec- ' v fion $23.00. Of course Honea Path * was in the lead. Next Convention c goes to the beautiful town o f ' Bolton. 1 One by one the soldier boys are coming home to vieit their par- 4 " ente. Pvt. dames A. Martin from k , ffyjfflQ Vield; Texas sperft several 1 daivs with his Barents Mr. and <,-r> Mr*. John A. Martin. IProf. A. A. Martin and family' ! ' 'bf Eaaley were the dinner fjuexta T Saturday of thai? parent* Mr. and Mr*. John A. Martin. Qpt. Robert fMltratr was the , Carrie Joaephine J . Uarti* tlpMa third Sunday. He ia , How attftidned tn Texas. Miss Martin ia rttrw riMting Friendship . Col/ege, ftock tiM to wltnesa the ^ graduation 4# Mft? ?aaUr.Mias The-f J eeaa M. Martin. ' Mia* Gen*v* Odey ^ home 4 ? ' ' ?,:V " < jR5 *; ' r j 1 J ^ iDINGR ARE NOW READY ] q ? ? ^i. j J 4 'vice ON THE BLEMS OF LIFE uat <M >? ?' " It H? l)M MM MM "fcn j] I MiMI . . . 4M trWCtlH > * IMMUI V ( HE W/lttACE SERVICE j' nsSSEBaJai n he will liuve the opportunity to i uake otlwi' iriends- and to find true ove. C P.?Y* txmght out'? lady's -t Jeauty Culture busines* here ir own and planned to operate H n uyself with help. 1 find thut I ? an't ret help and the business is t nore than 1 can handle alone. Vhat am | to do? a Answer?You bought a thriving c; lUsiness but the lady who sokHt n on 1<1 not assure you that you ) ould get the help you needed. If ); ou can't gel the operators vOu p ieed to handle your-customers you j ire going to have to work by ap 7 loii.tme-nts anil do what you can. n X. C. B.?All my boy friend has s leen talking about since 1 met him J n February is how much fun we yill have when he gets his vacaion in June. He said we would g ie married and make a nice trip u >ver in California. He told me to ave and buy ice Hollies for tho -t lip and I haVe, but, for the past a .wo weeks he's, been saying what i ie will do when lie louves ahd asks s ne jf I'm going t<? cheat-on him 1 Hiile he's gone. Should I -have in understanding before he leaves >r let things go? Answer?Tali-nig about it won't lelp . . . it will only place you n a ridiculous position. lle hand- a eu his situation in a clever and ncpnimiv: miinnpi' hilt vnn am nut mart him ?T you try Carry out ^ /our plans to tuke your vacation s irid proceed as if-nothing has hap- y pened. Instead of going to California ... go to visit your girl "riend in New Orleans. Make 1 friends and er.joy life like you nev- e ?r have before. iWhen you get | jack . . . brag about your big time md let him know that you feel prite- ditferenUy about _him. Tell J1 dm you no longer care. Don't 1 let bittc-drop you -. . you-do the a lilting. ' r lyzed in this column free. Simply h your letter. For a "Private He- v JE'S NEW ASTROLOGY READ?ill receive with your Reading a * advice analyzing three (3) Ques full naiu* and correct address to I d please include a self-addressed, ; reply." Explain your case as ful- . e your problems within the scope ter with your questions and mail - 1 SERVICE, care of The Palmetto ( mbia, S. C* ~ | and a host of others in various * places. I Preaching service third -Sunday- ut New Hope Baptist church at the usual hour. Rev. TrK. Tolbert 1 puMur. in ine miernuuri cut* t Working1 Benevolent will render men > ervIc+u-^Ul?are,. invited. _ itNP News Shorts Continued from Page 1 public relations at Fisk univer-. stty?hm?resigned?to?icn.umc the duties of superintendent of Provident hospital starting Monday, June 7, it was annuonced this week by Dr. Homer V. Wilburn, medical director. Mr. Allison is a graduate of Fisk university, class of J D13. He has studed law at Harvard and Yale*. He has hud considerable experience as a teacher and a publicist. i ~ t mViwi.-vri.-. VFWS Mr. Thomas D. Laken has return ?d to N*ew Yoik City after being . ailed home 011 account of death if his father Mi, B. D. Laken, Sr. Mr. Herman Moses of Richmond, &W--spoilt., .the. .wjei'k end visiting elatives and l"riends Mr. and Mrs. facob S.mith and family. Mrs. Sadie D. Pryor and daugh6r' ha?e f&ttrmed to Philmlelptria,? ?a^, after spending several weeks , vith relatives and friends. Also 3vt. David Dupree of Camp Van Jorn Miss. Mr. und Mrs, Malahi Stokes and family; Mrs. Mavj,* lewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Rifch* udsnn. Mrs. Annie Smith attended the sommencemen; exercises at State ollege, to witness the graduation if he! granddaughter Alrss Mary fohnson. Miss Estelle Stevenson left last veek for NYC also Mrs. Nathanel Fritz for Chester, Pa., to spend heir vacation. Mrs, Gordon Williams was at Abbeville visitmg relatives Mrs. STaggTe TCirkland of Waflhtrrgtor, D. C. i? in the city visrting rela Lives and friends. Rev. C. F. Ferguson of Spar-1' anburg delivered the message to ' ;he Ministerial Union service held 1 it Trinity Baptist on last Sunday ' svening. His wife accompanied ^ Mrs. C. F, Ferguson, da ugh- ' tet !M(ss Margaret Ferguson and Mr. William FetfthMg. Sports Roundup At ^ort tteuning I?y '.Dun Leslie llizzell Fori I!eni iivji, (la.?1 nv Iteming: Panthers or' the Service Batullion, Third Student Training !eg>mont is plunnirg a mammoth uidoor bokitH*' urogram. -The-hox _ rig fans of Fort Be lining weT! relember the thrill packed show tagelT af Doughboy stadium Mu\? 4. Sgt. Jackson has planned a tw streamlined sports program hat wil niak? of our show the cs^ i)\ service- tamps. Manv-atwe? eur and professional ring lumiaries will appear. -The Bennlng ..Panthers intend to u/ld boxing in the area to an uneached peak. Boxing: has become universally sport in the service amps. Here at Benning we have I iien like" Dynamite Daniels. \\w ~ ersey's sensational lightweight ing, who recently lost to the ever cpolar Georgie Pace, world banami weight ?- populai chanvpio* i; 'erry Livingston, Tim Still. Jrnily Mitchell,' light heavyweight msation from the Pacific coast. Oe Noble, 01 New Orleans, and uinv others. The teams, and the sport* proi mil will be given Li detail m our text release. At present S'gt. Jack oil i< away in ^.search'of lighteis? rom such places an _ -ct-p-To.ilfegi.i., nyl_f.,-..iftp Km 1,1-y _ le will return with a host of ring VHI luuiu >yu^?ui i?' n the making. ' O.RRKN VIM.K NEWS Mr. ami Mis. DeWitt Pearson >e in the city visiting relatives ml? friends. They were at- the raduution exercises at Allen chool to see their little (laughter lazura finish. The funeral of Mr. Johnnie Jarksdale was hehl Thursday ev- J ning. Mr. Barksdale died sudden- a y last Sunday while talking to onie friends. He leaves to mourn lis passing a wife. Mrs. Ruby I'oung Barksdale, three children i host-nf trthei ?elatives?-rrnrf- ? riends. " j v Mrs. Lillian' l.awson ??f Alice'ille, Alas, is in the city for a 1 hort time. She. ijs a cousin o f B iIts. Mattie Pearl Juckson oT^ fiWnfiVgTnun, ATa., and who is also ? n the city while her husband is (2 n~rhe Greenville Army Airbastv , The^many friends of Mrs. Pau-? ine Turner Davis ()f Asheville, N. 3.. were glad to see her and her iltle daughter at the graduation | ixereises at Allen school last j. Yiday. Cadet William ? Demmmis o f t Tushegee institute, Ala., is in ^ he' city. FCe is at the home of his' ^ nous of John St. Mr. Demmons ooks the picture of health. Mrs. Delia Sanders is spending iome time in Hodges. t Mi's. M. Mitchell of Ware 1 Shoals spent Tuesday afternoon I ix,_Olut^guost .of - Mis*? Vlitchell of Anderson street. l Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Boyd of An ( Icscn St.. spent Wednesday and J riiur.sday in Iarurens visiting Mis ' Maggie Pitts, mother of .Vrs I 1 3cyd. The occasion was the TTlh 1 nrthday of Mrs. Pitts. She wa.* ' lie recipient of many gifts from ( ler children in and out of the itate. * Mesdames Thealula Payne, An- ' lie Staggs, and Lydia Williams notored to Columbia last week to ittend commencement program j" it Befiedict college. Mrs. Payne | eceived the degree, Baehelor of { \.i*ta, at Benedict's final exercises , ror the term. Mrs. Payne, wlio-is >nt of the teachers of Greenville , waa aiso nonoved by be- I | ng elected secretary of the A- I ( twwnC-Asaoclation uf the rnllugt1. 1 TRINITY NEWS We the members of~the fuWer Street?Circuit" aro glad to say >ur church work. We have bepn ible to pay up all of our church lues. We are not getting ready 'or our third quarterly conferince. Mrs. Maggie M. Button and fam ly spent 'the past week end up at Jreenville with their daughter ind sister Mrs. Josephine Nance ind reported a fine trip. DEATH . J Mr. E. D. Burton, was laid to est in Trinity cemetery Wednes-. lay, May 2C>. He left to mourn lis passing a wife Mrs. Amanda---] [Jurton. two children Mr. J. D. L Burton of Washington, D. C., i Vlisfi Thelma Burton of Greens- ' loro college; two sisters, one bro her. He was a member of Trinty AME church. The funehal was lttended by a large numbeji of friends and the sermon was delivered by Rev. J. C. Collier of Newberry. Rev. K. L. Moore will preachy J , vi?fc*Ar.L ...V .si- ^MisA d-.* *! THE PALMETTO LEA |Hk ^1 ^K B. KcVsiVfJl t.v W S IV 1.1 Dei I'OKT I.KWIvS, WASHINtW Brown, Omaha, Nebraska, post h Seattle Golden GlovCs and No titles: Private First Class Am 1 of St. Louis, Mirsouri,_J!ost lijrht of the 1943 Seattle Golden Glove: rament titles. lino 13th. t Trinity the second Sunday nit? JUDGF. I?t?ANCH NEWS ?Mary J_ -Williams. -Kc,wrier - lrresjioctivc'.-ui the heat - siaxb.^ We very- good?Sunday ;md_m aigit' umvil v us ill evidence. Tin inion seeins i,:. be doi'ii^ verj mod. Many points were brou-jrhi nit for- our needed information lij hp speakers. -We-wish t?> esiic-c ally conitrti+t! 'ate $ur ow.i Oiak rs, Miss Barbara 'Willi-.ur.s atv ilr. Ulysses Johnson. Jr. The amount raised will. 1>0 it ho next issue. Mrs. Junpiw: Gibson Perry ha: eft for Camn .Stewart, Ga., when ter husbard is now stationed. .Mis. Ivillia Gibson bulks (sis or) wnl remain v.itj, .Miss Chrisine Ciihson until llu' arrival ?il hfiT'aunt-Miss Kliznhcih Ciilison KIDCK Sl'RINC NKWS 'After S. S. nriTT I'Yl'lWho Sun lay School Children's Day I'm .H'nedict collej^. program. w y. lold. Mrs. R. K. I! ighiowe.r wan n am \vas carriedon; in a spier, lid manner. 1 host* ap|H:urng <vi he program weiy "Ii111?- Harbor; I road mix, CKi essa llightower reosa Pun rs" and Mnzie 11am rnmd. Miss Rosa R. Broadnax VI... \ i > - -- i > * . \. i i.million, i. .MiS> AlllVCil ^ilcman ;iik! Mr. F. 1.. (iai direr Miss Annie K. Williams was ii barge of tbo music. The-report: Aero tailed tor and die *11111 o: 5f>").40 was laid or. the table Mrs Ethel Stevens raised the highe? \mount. Mrs. R. E. Hiyhlouci, .( hr.; Mis: fVnnie __R.. Williams, ' Mrs. Addi< Merritt. Mrs. F. l._ Gardner an. Vlis. Ethel Sic \ens... Th(. committee wishes trn than! ill" \v"ho KeTped to make the da) nne loni; to hp 1 ymemheied a Ridge Hill Ha prist church. Mr. W. R Hazxard left for ikev \ 01k wherp h*' will spci\l t h' i hope l'or him a. nleiusanl stay. The st.dden death of MR T.ttl Etheridue Brooks certainly shod iftl the whole fity. Funeral ar ryngentcnts have not been com plete at this writing. The meet Ira; of th,. Second Bap list Missiomurv- iei u??u*u. at the home of Mrs. Mary Bell May 23. 11143. Mrs. M K. Craw ford, presided instead of the pres. 'dent. ThP meeting was opene< in the usual way. Scripture les -on read By Mrs, Ann VV'rgfal prayer was ofTticd l?y Mr. J. liar ris; song led !;j Mr. Willie Chris tier After a few brief msrortc by'the president, thr? house w as h was the sum of $2.'4'?. 'i'he rlU gavot Mrs. M. F. Crawford $1.0 for the Benedict college drive. Visitors at the meeting were Mrs. C. Toney. Mr. F. Wig-fall ail others. The society was hrghl entertained by Mi's. Belle. The 'I persons were served shlad, ric chicken and gravy^ litre** kinds C crackers and hot coffee. Watc J'-~'. - * . \ - y virr*x; Xh * ?i ' . - f PER |^ 4flH^ -^L .?|j? t^JjH MjSi^^^. .jn Hjpj K' artmrni Rill can ?>f Public Relation* [)N?Left to rijjht: Serjeant Willie eavyweight champion and holder of rthwesl Servicemen's Tournaments Tallada, ami Corporal "Milton Jones , heavyweight champion and holder > and Northwest Servicemen's Tour. I i he Leader for the title.and time c |a play to he presented in the ner j future hy the Second Baptist Mi> I lunarv society. I.AM Alt NKWS _ By It. P., reporter 7] -Miss I.l-ssie Mr .Maims of Ha ^ ' imore. Md., daughter _af_Mr.. an 'Mrs. .las. Marcus ;uu.l her cousi M.MrsT Willie Mae Paik.-r also ( | Bah iinore are Fere visitrng re I: . I tive? and friends. Miss Cotini J 1 n -LParker dniiti'htir of Mrs Will I .Mae Parker \yys funepalized Moi I day. We loved -voa Connie hi Cod loves you "nest.. Sleep on an ' j take" your rest. It in. M. .1. Port? \vas the officiating minister. Quite ii fiiie attendance was ; :(hurch school .Sunday, many poinl ^ I of inl'oi mation were brought froi I Ihe si niiy III' the Ifssi.n Son Jeffrey has ?1 ;ir.: will in hand fi \ iin* ol.servant" c?l a big Children Hay. At th(. t lose of th(. ehurc i school many of the_ members m< toted out to Sandy Grove ehurc j ttji took part in a combined prt * j gram which w;;s successful an | pleasing. The following report wti made by the captains: Mrs Carr; Byrd, $25.00; Mrs. Alice Duke j $17.00; .Mrs. Evelyn Brown, $15.2 Lj-jtUis. Nettie. .1 erfrc-y ?fer-T.75i"Mr ' ! 1>: -A. Grooms. $5.00; Mrs. Bess: ' j BVni. $."..00 Mrs. Ida Fields $2.01 j Mrs. Kuhy Thomas $2.00; Mr LF.lizabt th Martin So.00; ehurc '.-school* $1.50. Total $89.05. yj Misses Ethel Davis, Ethlyn Byr 1 after spending quite a successft -j term as students at State eolleg t ; a?e at home ntrain to the deligl _j of fvier.ds. Mi.- s (,'elestc. Dan re P : who attended se'r.ool at Morris co . j lege. Sum11>r. is at home and read ,, to take leader.-hip in the work ( I ithe church. --AH I Sandy ( rove Methodist Church 7~| We' an>" pleased to say tTTattT t church is making progress alon j ail lines. S 'n;Tay was quite 9 outstanding day. Church schoi ( was i undue ted as usual in a pies tj ing way. Mrs. Marion Rivers ws the officiating Supt. Sunday Re .?\'ni., lirown uas in-ohargy ?f it adult class. Mrs. E. Rod rick vtfs also on the jolp The workers f( the nior.th of May havt.^quite line report. Th(. offering for lai Sunday amounted to $91.23. Th I brings the total for the month 1 I more than ?250.OU. Mr. S. Cari way. Mr. 11. Woods, Rev, T. Ci pets are still pleading for a grar j oid prayer inecfing in Sandy G church. Mr. J. E. Rivers deligh j_ to see the members working t< get her in unity. Mr. George Jot ' son is praying and working to b ^ come n Christian. Our chargc Is n leader Mr. M. Rivers haR quite n ,fine iocdkI for church attendant l" Mr ( . Burroughs, iMir. Win. Hym< 0 are proving to ho great churol men. Mr. Raymond Byrd is mui . delighted ovar the outlook of tl ,[ farm. He and hrs brother 1 v Byrd are among the leading farr (} ers of (Carter ivilk. Mrs in. 1 o Hymes is a splendid leader o >f young people and a successf h church worker. Mr. II, Spann at 2 ..." 1 ' I *=-vt /' ES > Mr. M. Holomon are noted for church going. Mr. J. Harris is quite a church booster. Mrs. M. Dubose, Mrs. N. Jeffrey - Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. Carrie Byrd, Airs. Theolu Porter, .Mis. S. Dan iels were members of the committee who sponsored the drive t*ol John Wesley church. IiAHNW KM, N KWS - We are beginning to believe our shepherd, Rev. Zaek Townsend is interested in the sheep oi his fold, some signs are seen? of scattered sheep coming into the fold; from the frequent and pleas ant surprise visits on the fifth Sundays and other Sundays that are not. ou_r_ regular- preaching days, we are about to feel like the good old .days when we enjoyed a gospel message every ing the various Unions Sunday a creditable attendance was?a~( Sunday school in the afternoor and Rev. Townsend taught th? school as a whole. Having been sTrmewhtrt handi capped, we have postponed oui Benedict College Children's Da> rally until tne. Third Sunday?i?r ~ Jtmer^We urge that each -teachei - ami scholar do his best?tn?Hn .rally. , The local Federated Club o : Women entertained very beauti fiHly at the home of Dr. and Mrs D.J. Dixson last Tuesday eveninj with a surprise party honorini Mrs. Susan* F. Bailey organize of the club. Mrs. Bailey, thinkini the occasion was an invitatioi from Dr. and Mrs. Dixson to tea entered into "the living room ~ where she found a number of sin gle young people and Federate women with their husbands t greet her. She was the recipien of a very beautiful picture whic was presented v>y Mrs. V.K. Dix president of the club. Th ~ "home of .Mrs7 Dixson was beauti fully decorated,-and the Nations 'd every phase.?The serving consist n ed of _salad, boiled ham and sal tines, walnut and nineannle ic x~ cream and cookies. F.very one en v joyed the evening immensely. u" ?Br. Dixson and Miss Gecile Dun can enjoyed the closing on Stat 1 campus Monday. 1 'Students from the various col "r leges have returned home after successful school term. Revival meeting began at Bet lehem Baptist church Monda " nite, May 31st. The Rev. J. ?] Abney pastor of Friendship BaTi __ List church. Aiken is- in charge o ^ the meeting. Miss Ruth Townsend, and Mis Gertrude Moore were ntphv*mt vi^ II 1 itors with us lust night but ((j young ladies were students o State College this- year. ?Mr*.?i-Hwldonin Dunbai is vis ^ iting her sifter Mrs. Mary Roun 5 tree. 2 Mr. Ulysses. Dunbar, who ha le been away for years, and is i ). the armed services of the countr; s paid a visit to his old home towr h MT. TABOR BAPTIST CHL'RCJ ^ Rev. fl. D. Collins, P*stor il e Clio, S. C.?The S. S. union con vened ut Mt. Tabor Sunduy wit l.s officers at their post of duty. Th 1_ S. S was ^xtra good. Class Noiv" taught" by Rev. HuTson. Every ,f one seemed to have enjoyed thi j/ great lesson. For the morning service Rev. F A. Jame6 was the principal speak [e~ er and Rev. H. H. Harriett preach g ed the closing sermon. Both sei ff -vtees-werp-very- good and full ti u] information. Collection very goo ls after which the pastor brough ls timely remarks, stating how muc v. we appreciate having the unio ie with ii-s/~The union" will meet a i.h New Liberty, Lillon, Aug. 29. Re> >f R. A. James, pastor, a Mt. Tabor has been very bus Rt for the past month. On Monda is night, the pastor and congrega to lion sponsored a No. 1 program a a- Syrian Baptist church. They lei a. $20.00 to help repair the churcl id On Friday night the above sai i-, ones sponsored a program at St ts Peter Zion church and left $46.2 o. with them. We the pastor, off m cers and members are always wil e- ing to do our bit to help put ove iy God's program. We wer* happ a tc be present at the close of th ;e. rally. St. Peter went over th Top. The tfital amount was $49' h^- 25 altho Mt. Tabor is known b ?h wearing the finance belt during th ie drive she represented the highei d. score. Hrv. B. C. McLain th n. pastor of St. Peter is very coo| VI. erative and always willing to tat f h/g good peoplo wherever they ai ul called. id ] Mrs. G. t>. Coffins, reporter -? j News In And , Around Washington . i - . ?By' John .0.. ^art Washington, D. C., June 3rd? i Commencement time is here aguin 1 ami most schools are closing early. .But one sad thing about comipencement this year is thut wo- . .men are still numerous but the men are few, and what a difference it mutes. Dr. Mordecui W'. Johnson, pres -hhmt?of Howard_Universi ty, de! liy?ired another one of those captivating baccalaureate sermons Sunday afternoon on the lawn where the crowds for many years ^ -have -gathered on such an occa1 .sion. He took his t^xt front John 8th, chapter, verse 32. "And ye ' shall know the truth, and the , truth shall make you free." i-^r-He began by saying you dtuve [ come tG the end of the road; the t faculty has done all it could, -now it is up to you. Drawing a mental -".picture to bear out his text, he r mentioned the beautiful walkways b oh the campus yet, just to _h c* r free some studehtw cut across the rl lawn ur may'WfUV his liut or cup r many (lirterent ways on his head This proves the desire of the peof pie Want to be free in this day and age. i. But to be free isn't tp do anyy thing you want to and do it like y you please, but to want to do that v which is right and good and do it g with all the love and might that a you can. Then when one has done that or want to do that, he is i, free from within and no one can :t make him a slave. You may fail d tn some attempts but your effort o is true and because of that you t feel free. Making an illustration: h a Mother who has done all that she could for her son yet, he goes e {astray, she feels free because she "[has IffbrnT all that she could! For d | example*: Lincoln who loved the rr"truth and loved freedom started -while in New Orleans one duv [- looking at a slave market where blacks were being sold. He said; i- "If 1 ever get a chance I am going to put a stop to that." When -iudyctor- goes out to practice mede ieine if he loves his fellowmun he seeks the truth of his profession 1- and t0 put everything he hus in a this work, yet he doesn't know whether his patient has money or h not. Also with a lawyer who y seeks tQ win the truth of his case. F. Many graduates have dreams, ~ some ot tine homes "and convForCui" -We?BUWHnmdings, which is all right, but, the first thing is to see s I how much service you can render to your community- then those h comforts will come, f Members of the Allen University r? ?Chib of Washington whr>-paid i- Pledges for the Library: Mr. James Albany $ 5.00 a Mr. Joseph Brown _. - - 1.00 n Mrs. Cleonis Cheek J.00 y Mrs. Jessie Hood 5.00 l. Mrs. Kelly Heath ... .1.00 Mr. Eugene Cheek 5.02 J Mrs. Blondenu Whuley __ ' ?.00 Mi ss Azalea Strothers ' ?.00 Mrs. Inez Brown 1.00 i" Mr. Robert R. Kelly _ 5.00 h T~i.~ . UUIII1 lUlUUltHUll D.UIi e Mr. John 0. Hart fi.05 1 Mr. Walter Watson 1.00 - Kev. Wilbur Duckett 3.00 R Mrs. Mattie Simons 2.00 Mr. Luke Heath 1.00 >' Mr. Franklin Higgs ? 5.00 Mr. Sandy Jones LOO l* Mr. Ililliard Dean 1.00 Mr. George Fladger 10.00 Mr. Jul lus Daley '... 5.00 d Club Treasury .... 20.00 t ' h - Total 1100.00 n ? ' ? - ,t Howard School, Georgetown Closes y Great Session y .. *if!he commencement exercisp<? of the* Howard school, which took 1 place May 18 to 28th ended a tevrn of work which, in many respects, d climaxed all preceding terms. " The commencement season was opened with a beautiful Operetta, "The Inn of the Golden Cheese" by the Primary grades, on Tuesr day, May 18. On May 23, the annunl sermon was delivered ably by Dr. J. M. Jackson, to an overe j flowing audience. On Monday, May 24, the High School play_; * "The Old Fashioned Charm" charmed and thrilled the audience ie at ,the High jSchool auditorium. 1 ur-J ; ? j. uii rTcuiienuB^y evening, iViay ce 20, at Bethel AME church, the re graduating ceremonies were held, The salutatory and valedictory honoto went to Misses Evelyt ySBSEBE^ -*"i ^jairfrttt-ir^ J*** - fl i? .... ? I ^ Saturday, Jpne 5, ^41 1 'Sherard And?Tuila Jackson ? 1- ?spectively, who acquitted *} thet I selves creditably. The ?mu*ic wj I superb. The stage decoratioi w i were the best ever. Many klditli business firms sent congratulf [ | tory ttoral expressions for thl i senior, class. * I The highlight of the evening"! j exercises was the masterly jcornl, ^ mencement address delivered b#l Principal J. E. Beck, of the Stenfff ling High school. Greenville-. Thl' .} ( address was most practical, anM < quite applicable to present dafl . t problems. It was full of wisl i counsel not only for youth, bijl lor all in the unusual cxp.criencS } y through which we are passing!' ] lie emphasized the necessity ct 1 thoughtfui an.7 sane leauershil ^ l'or our group especially He rl ferred complimentary to Ihe ui usual approach to the so-calte I ince problem by Zora N. Hursto i J in May's Mercury. Spoke of th great harm done by the scornfii ^ and some time hoasjtfy attitud , of those of us who chBR to hav educational advantages overthos j who unfortunately did notahav I these opportunities. He closed b j trained individual who aawoe hj inanity to the tools of the skillfit carpenter, the plumb, thjj^squarq the plane, each accomplishing j needed results in building a raco ( Complimentary expressions regarl ] ing this address are still hearJ , hero. -1 . . . 1 CAK1X3 PROFESSIONAL [ 1 DR. H. D. HARPERS DENTIST I | Filling, Plates, Gold Crowne, * Hridges J Extraction by Conducllo: I Anesthesia Office ftours: Telepho* ~t ? 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