Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

N . , r Bft Wl I L ^ r^ICTORYI JNTTRD^TfATM J BOHDS*STAMPS J " VOL. X V111?N 0.7} 27" NEGRO, WHITE CONFER IN ATL SOUTHERN RE( Atlanta. Atty;, 1<!?-AX-Stmt mi Negro ami white leader* I'm in;?; the ('outinualion Commilt till' 11. I'll:ini ;uxl Atlitllta Co tprelum: mailt1 another step in I . . direct tun til' solving the niiileni , * riatic problems peculiar to tl ypftioii in a one-day conferen Wednesday at Atlanta universit "An.s\ve'i ihp- tl'?~~t-1faHi*iTjrr" ??!* ? - ?^-lii-tiU?-ol- i t'liresen t at i\f Nctr leaders meeting in Jhirliam ill the south awaken ami pi'aii't i Negro citizens ?. ?|ii:iI tights many restricted fields ami the :i rtptance of that challenge. hy cooperative group of white le:i ei- meeting in Atlanta, the en fiTuiatk>n .eotiu>iillVe called foT T ' clganizatjoii of a southern re ioiial council to insure proglT '"in all anptoaches ' to these go: of e.ji.al opportunity." 'Tlie committee declared that gathered to ."co\;oitnni together h.unioiiN and unatnily to- make ll day, or what this day should hrii to |)j?s:i, epochal in a new piupo a new under;.landing, and a tu fellowship." 11 said furtIToi'T7 "In the name and spirit o n met ica's: science and cfTucati We seek to find and to tell I li tfi.th. In liie name and spirit America':; democracy we seek t way of et|iia.i opportunity. In t name.of Atneiiea's patriotism, \ stiive for loyalty to the Anieriei ft11 ant, lor leadership to guii ami for statesmanship adetpia #. to carry the huvdeii of-"'ftie m Aineliea ' In tlo. n-n.i., >< .I - -!" nf America's Christianit.v. \ ??*-awtr"ftTr~Ttu' iu-u' I'aiilr of~'f, " -ttt+KST SHEARER IN C H ARLESTON _ ' tj, WW: \V. I!. NK.\ I, Chin U.'sl up. S-. (The Hev. ' M. Ni'iil. the popular jiastor or t Fust Nazareth H;? i?t i st hun t.'olunilua. S. t'.. hit's mifptf?l t invit a Iii>ti to si'ivo :is mu*st spo ei at ^Memorial Itaptist chart Charleston, S. mi their lift TPVeiith aniiix^'+^-ai v. thi? t?i v \Y. While. paslo.r. The Ulelt: he I"-' illlii i'l iellils of t! ?hiuvh have made n>? mistake t \lentliie.v the invil:ui<ni in I Rev \V. II. N'eal mi I his their ;i nilul occasion. The IJev. Ne:i! very pleasinc; in iiis manner ^ leliverv and his nviisa'jes nit ve ~ much in demand. Rev. Xeal is n Standing as one ammip' I he hi of the ymitifr leaders of lire lie. tints of South Carolina, lie h served for the pas! live years a successful pastor of the Fit Nazareth 1'apii-d church. Colin bin. The clnir- h has improv b yvrdely, bo^h spirit u. illy and m ra terially. Scores of members ha hecn taken into the chureh uinl his. administration. He is j?re< cd each Sunday v illi a larsrc co Ciejyatioii who accepts his iness'a. jriacefully as a message sent In ^ (,iod. \\ e feel :is if the memue ' of 1 ho Memorial Ikintist r+rtrr , lid friends thriiuryhout the city C'narleston will tn.nko 110 mivta in com illy out to those series lerviees, tidltr inoriiinif and nip; , at the Memorial Uaplist Snndii August lath. KeV. N?d LalU a Itacheloi 1J fiee from Morris i-oNegt>, Sumt< S. has also done graduate wo at ( (duinhia un^'effcity, Mow Yoi special work in the school of re L.. . fcron us \vcdl as work leading to Masters' Degree in Liberal Ar ? r"T: t . "" - ?1: @ - . O* u 5 ^ 2 ' LEADi--.ANTA; WANT jIONAL COUNCIL h-A m lowship . . . (, The leaders agreed lirst. upon "a new declaration of American inn selves U> the task ol' co.ciiaul ing together with all regions and j all t ares for the eontiiiued hettei j oi tiering of oUl' society. ' 'I hey ileelared Fin titer: j "We recognize fully, that in the 's I in eseiit ci isi< this covenant is a* 1,1 <mi porta lit as the earlier compacts 1,1 of t he foi el'al hers, atul that the framework within which we rnve-' nanl together nfust comprehend. a "* ! concept and a' i ftTTTler which guar ',r Till tee- eipufl if V of oppolUIII i ty for l!* | all .peoples. This ttieaits nunc ss | specifically as heating upon tin l*; | lull deli of our presold cotinsel.ih". jiitat the iVegio in the l:nited " | "Tiiter lias within the framework '" | id' the American democratic svs I 11i?i11 <>l government.c H' .. ... i I ictPca 1111^ IWenThetVos "mi.... ! \ver\ int'lv Id the* lOU'eessfitl a i . . ' I ehicvVim-nl <>!' thiie task".and t n I; I ' iiij' i*iTt?n*v.;tiic?' (>!' "certain tY.t I > J ... lin iui es iK-i iiiuir 1i? ?. :?< !i sanely aim | tin* "certain cumulative ami liuv ,,l ! x- 'handicaps" in Ilu* physical and |10 cultiuuil Inn -xj! ilu' snuiii. tlu : t oinmil tee me'inhefs appealed In Vt. tIn- natii'ii "in envenam with the I."unth, t*> exercise a wisdom and p. ! maturity thi'uii'vh winch "met hod-. procedures and rales id'"change >u may he wined nut in the spirit id' i-jl and in coid'oiiniiy with the pi in iVt I ciples id' Aniei'ienn ilemucrncyT"? Xhi 1 siuithein riji'innal cic.nicil. j-as:. inoposed by tbe commit t?**r!. be const M uled id' repi esisit at i\e hid' l.'uth tares atfil id' private and _-ypaHic_4^iniips. jSttcli a. _cu. ltcil," ;-ii was ilin laii'<l, "ifr sul>sefil)iii(c lo llic new tlt'i-lai afioll at' piiiui|?K's woukl walk vvilh a lit I ulili/.t' all . . ihi'i- available aueiu'ies and iialiv ithials in |?? i' alt'- anil pnblie liiV , and t spat ially -with a' similar aal imial ni'tiup when t staldislit d." t urn iniunl oil Page S IjForty More-Join I Bluejackets From South Carolina (ireat Lake-, II!.. Aug'tisl 7th i Mow lip IIIiny lilut jackets in I'liele JSam's Navy, l'orty Snath i arolina nit'ti. art' among' liundivdsIV I V o..:i . i . .. ... ... .tvK'1" IMIIUI.S ItlllUTVHIllj; re TTT cruit liainin.u1 at the I'. S.f Naval It. Training Station here, la- ! For the next several weeks they a'< | will partli i|riiI?.? in a ?ijiul tiaifi lt. in<.>; pioy.ram stressing physical y- ! ioinlit Ionian', military drill, f.uula I. nil'tit ills of seamanship, tgtd Naval customs ,:iikI procedure. They ali will take a series of altitude 1,1 j tests designed as an aid in plac,u j inn each man in the type el' work M" for whivh lie is host titled. (> j I'pon niadration they eaelt will * ' he granted a niue-dav leave, af-v j tor which they will he assigned to 1,1 I a Service School for further spec j iali/u-d instruction .or he sent di i rectly to duty at. sea.or at a shore [station, depending" upon theii ' lf> : scores in thi> aptitude tests. * ( Some men with sntlieienl experience in a particular skill needed -?Uby?liui?\;n ,v are roted ;is petty '?j-trfftrets upon? completing "buuL i IP ~ - roi Says Race ?? Needs A Leader ilamptnn Institute.. Vn.?A Ne ?i?? Icuiler whu will combine with in himself I In- iiulivnlual ipiahih|i>1 Miili | it* i miiis as William lias I Iie. Walter W hiti* allil Father l?ii~v i mi' u as i it c<l as the eiyiiiy neeil j "I i In- 'i iii t' tmlay by Mr. A11 lun; I'r <>1 Virginia I'nion inn .ersily, visiting professor of Fny'iis|| at I lampion I list it uti'V hini j lltl'l' SclVlHll, Spenkiiiy in ail open panel ?l?^I+ussour LurJlXhe e.xi I'm rt+>e Nejj tn." I'r. I'avis ileclaie'i t-tlmHiiA' i qIui i-iI minority hii k ..t 1 present a loailer with tin* tinner! sal popular appear Whir 11 Itimki-'i 1'. Washington. for instancer~pns! -cs-.U'il in his'ilayT-- ^ I It- stH'l that ilm lace ha yet- h> | lit'uihu e. in recent yi-ars^i lent let j with tin* iict'ili'il coiiihiiiaiinn of a i Imitr .l im<? til-tiLw .iiliv .17* it... V.i I'jiu's ultimate goal of full cilizen] ship, a s peri tie. program fur iiuJ mediate advances toward this i goal. ami a personality symbolic I of the Negro's aspirations, --as (iliamii it the \svmhbl of the""|V00I ?' : ' j pie of IniUa. fir as Father Divine I is a symbol for his followers. (ioal is Full Citizenship j' The loiis;-range lual oi' (lie Ne; !;iu' was defined in the cli-.eu.- sian I uy Dr. I .in t elle .jf F. Palmer i>: j New poil News, also a member ot ! the summer sehool far: liy. as j "full ami eiinii>l?.'3e eili/.eiiship 101 [e\er;. .person in the l.'nitetl Stales I ill an. e.pia I has is. Slating that this goal is often I elriiiileil by self-Interested person.* I who luiil'iise ii wall a desire iio | inti i aian iaue ami soeial eigialily. Dr. Palmer said: j " 1'!?? cry?thinking Negro 1'nd,, 'that Negroes "slnuihl hart* ftrTt status a< citizens and we can eTuTT in dm own way make our indi ! viihial iouti iliiifions toward that I lutig-iauge goal." j ''To aim .fur-" anything else i-i not only to mimit. lack of coiiliilciice in ourselves, hut to he ab? ullllel C I' 11 11.'i I ri.ll i.' ~ A ...... .1 1 Sp?*trifit* Techniques ??Another '.i iiini''?profo,- on i?u . ;he Miinnior school, Dr.. : llivers o!" Howard university. !?. i elated that Negro laymen as well ; a.i the Negro leaders have a ro-~ ponsihility. She suggested the . reulioit of interracial citizens i Otll !|! i 11 CCS. ('OllVpOSl'd of people from all walks of life, to eoneeti trate on the speeilie racial pfohloots, in given localities. I Dr. Kiveis also called for. mot e ;>ii'?ly of race .Lain lions and of now j lit tilings in the I.loader area ol ii.. . jliaininu;" and sent l<> detive duty ! immediately. j The fortv South Carolina ren | ci'uits are: Carrol F.jfbert Camhrell. 20; Willie Loekhurt, I'd; and un | ' Willie Juntos Rlacksniith, lit, all ?u.| three front Anderson; Course dun (1| ior Kaysor, l',?. Rarnwell; (leor^e i.,, J Williams, ;>0. Camden; Louis I,?>\v,,l rifles, 21: Daniel 1'oeher, Jr., 21; h) ! and Fa I ward Payne, 20?all three ,y are front Charleston; Manly Cow ' dy. .".2. Clark HiTl: l.oyd Miekens. i(., 127; Columbia; f ate (inrdner, IS, ;iv. .Uat'linCrton; Robert Lee David, 24 rk i Dillon; Henry Major Pint art. 20 k. Florence; Eugene Epps Kirlty, IS li- (iutVney; Frank Duke Nickolson. a 31, Georgetown;* Earl Francis ta- Continued Gin Page 8 , Tru- ^ 7 j) ?* -n , unman relations, paI Iiculai Ty <>a j the iiinl of school teachers o f I ' >t !i i .a os. i Study u?_4he social Carres rei sponsible for the race problem "pa at I -sue?vsted the establishment of forums for noii-rcuditiif people. 1 | She sfi?l that school teachers should discover and develop conr I aii'eoits leadership ?pialities i n ' N'opTo youth. Mob Opportunities It was the opinion of l>r. 15. A l ui tier, who also took part in tin discussion, that more information ! i s needed about occupational t trends, joli-opporli.nilies, loyal I procedures and civil rights law-. lie said that N'o^jrocs shoiiid 1 furthermore, devote increasing atContinued on I'aye s Zl\l tl t itrv r imu?m n I \ KIvt.\!STKUi:i) MKKNSF.Y :io\v, u vs ckkditabu: i \l>\ \N< Kl) KK(ORI) I Ylcrsl.oinugh, N. II.? A rcir istcj cil (iucrnscy, cow, 55ii?i:i I [crest Rosebud, owned l>y S. II. Zimmerman, Columbia, S. 10Irelitly completed a creditable Advanced Register record of 10202 .1)1 pounds of milk and IK.'t-S |pounds of hut let' fat. Besides fill's j creditable record, tliis cow produced a healthy calf for her owner. This is Rosebud's second official j record. Her total production foi the two tested locations is 11)812. 2 pounds of milk and 1)20.7 | pounds of butter fat. 4 ?7/ ? L'.MIilA. Sot"! II CAilOl.l.s'A. ' Yj ItS. 1XKZ COM UK ij. 1 KECKIVKH ?1. A. !>K(i _ ': ' I \|,.St' |?. ;-. !-:;? ; -j I :?'i\ C I I lit1 W l; ' >~ "1 '? '' ' I ' : I!t!f. Iin > l'.?; !' iyatMiu ;?' tiu- S'' ' ' i 11*\\ :i. i???\ .i > "U.u ' ~ 1 .U>?ii>ljl;i i;ji? _ I- I.-: ' ' ' J.YV li TiTF . v.. * "ITio'velw.'s" t ' 1 : I-,.I. : I V,.l- ?Ld-L i ,,| ;;V. . <n.i pi; ' . } \;ihm n an \vhii?- 'i x' : ui *? ;! 1 l\ .'>> ' 1 '' : '? " I A t;i !?;. ' i-?' i ! if h of : '?. IV:.. ' ; 'M r-\ | !!;?? 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Tins i,< Ai tlui.r I 11 * \v :i shipy alii m. i-.-t t'??r- ' nu'Hy ;t Iii? _ I? ? >its? -man a i .' pni'l - si:a:i. l- .ihii!;?u i ^Tiir,\77 77 ""^rrrrrm?1n ?Ir. 11>.111_ ! mm in? linaiii t-tl tin- I'm-: :i\laii"'ii . ? t. > I '"i jNJcy i or in Aitu-i :.a. 11 \va iiii-aU'ii ;it \\ a-iiinuliin' anil J i t " !: aT a", unit' In a.ii'.i : > ,\w t . :iI miii-ii "I' I'aisn S Harden Si. I SO News ! I t- li-a\ in:" t'l.i * iM* v a? n' mil 1m l ill i:.\ . 1 *' - ill'!." i ii'ilni "i i'ln.* >1. I .. a- i nti-i:ai with a ..i pi i .11 I \ i.ii la>i Al"ii't.i> i M i.'.ta: ' i : i >>ti|i of the la'sle M.i'.\ rtcl'r I. I t '.!> W f it \!: . 1 I<-;i t*> ii I'M it>; ;tli}e ;i? al luL.. -.Li.U-._U; iUl... a ;ian; ? . n.ii.' . \ ' ! t"? 1 ;i - Mill Iff I'lVlill * v.. i -i t ' \ik- ' K -:t i-;n i.ri iu'llie M;i> nil -i !.i>"i -yli'in, ami :ii'i i v ? \ nl.iiUeri wnikfi liii'i 'ni iiai i.i" MIliatiii'.- ui i ii . T!u' \ :.i >i . I" t In- I M > '!>.: \\ : t:t"h'rt with ' ariint v nn last 'i.isr? -Si 1:i\ l-iylft ii.i lui'-Li---I - I'M' It .'a :: '! 1 he set . ice : .ii I: Mil!. a w? i:i I mast. \Hii .in .i ' Fiiilay ii .rat. -ju'i'ial j>ai'l\ . ' ' 11". Ii .it* r 11 i * ill' i ;lilnm hew.-. aiihiet- ami' -frrrr*- '' i. Il l-*-; - t+i'i>HVKH' . w 1.1i 11i11 kr.ow 111.il a kill lit- Marly w .i~li; MI'iitSm^>. |-V"r . 'ill'?\\ as in i'.av - a hi i i r,:i>\ * ii liiai-i-li In nuirli, that i: \va?" in ir-auy to leitam! llaaii ami';. I itsjes \\ iiril I la- i?; 111 > was over. i ii-.r . \\ .S. I' Ii*Tv-hi i .nl Fi'i i larks nil. ii'd lit'- hH'llllllv- ilis^Vs fit ! ;" wiiivit v..I-. "Wl-.a1 :1.: \f!;i" t'ivi'ian I> ?iivur to IVei.aie t I'?i-1 W at I 'lia r I'm 1 he i 'vt.ifi'.i i-'ViTilua - Many van Iiiw hile J^liMivhts wt'ic e\i iuaii/fil h\ mem tills n! the a ii.liin. n .luviiw. tn. ; i ic!i<il\ 11isnis>ion. Il?'\. .1.( . C oit lnuiili. prominent mipisUr and en ic loader nt I 'oImnhia, will rpettk un tin* Vespoi p.m. The public is invited. ???o r * pKT("rf,~i v. ECQRD GREAT [iROES PLAYED ATKlN Richard Hamilton Nance Connmis?ioired?nd. Lieut; f' , , ( _ . . { j I.. I ' ~ fi , i ' -<H' i ; ' > - -. "I 1 ' ">im ' i : . . . ' i. Vl t . I [ !.> :mi. ; i.i }i.i- . ... .... v... ^iiisiuii: -.-i '*? " I ;7: ... . ... sr4-?-l \h ? K i;.l .! :!.t- ! t .1 i . ! v.. nil'., r-. ' : ;rr l-r r,?i:.~~r !.".vrr | ( .. - ; ? j, i ; .: * . ? .. t ;i I ; v 4 4 ! V ... ?>j ; \ - I.i' !:.t . , i r..:, on. l'ln- s . W:iV or Organizer of o, Xi^io Air Sou a (fro n hv SX ar Work mks 111 n.i \mi\- \)k\ is. .iii. i V' is iNsi'i-Mni; in smim H.N Knst Ol'l-: CO. I'i \\T r j i \. 1 r. ;m.' . \\ ' * >: ' .. h; ?'< wai vlV.'i t Ty.-tr- tpr'f. ? Mi* i ticl- ll?l? 1 ; : ?. S: J: i \ I, v-r 'pit OKM1.;;) .. . Ml' I l.s\ a . . < Sl'cl f\ ! ' I* re - ?.i ri' v ^ a i' .1.^11;: Tin i \ i -? > ' a'ai ,:i la.: t . ,-;i 11,( .1, '? .L. .1st tin Xiiii+a Aiiiiau aui li.i'u ..n:> M aViii'T-: an ail Nn'i" ail 1 - t : a T ;:ii.t < a".I .M S. 11. , tat'l c it tl i a w . I lit'-". ? :t! i i > l'a\ i*. ? >.-j t'ran!.- 1? I ?*.*? :i i: he t . > \" y * 1 \V':iy I ?a\ < }? that h.i n ' !. a- . n ! I: - r . ' < .i ' . /real !>, S1T\ y:a 11* :s : >c le- - e\ci! s| aaj 11 a.' iv I in .liav:i*> *:iy<. " . . . il i> i.i<l a- imp-nian* ana-: aMVf'i'.f Willi a I'tllV colli- ..( uiitii rail leaf: la ..." | Mi-. ! ? i \* i > i~ a i: t a. I: la I c a! tin' j.\ow liaf n T< acia I -' collect' atul -'. . 1 u1. i at the Yale I' n i \ ? ? si t \' School*?**!' 1-1 < 1 it - at inn ail.I the Ait Institute of ('Mi : i o <r ; I.relit. (Mlnriol I );i v i > was - i.;itcii from West Point in lt?3G. He j *' was iipi'.ointoM to the Acmlomv by I t 'oneri'jsman Oscar 1>? Priest of u> 4+re ls? Con gres s iorntl District, ct Illinois. -- - ^=gs=^= t ' 7 For VICTORY! * yl BUT m I D N 1TI D '3? f statu .m [ DEFF.NSI I ^BONDS 1 * STAMPS \ rv < KNTS PER COPY WP News Shorts | (I'l.l'. ASK WKI*.. Al'Gl'ST 18 \ ' K*v 1 lay" 1' iw .'T^jur|>.t- ii.r ?.t tli*' Abys .! I.. | i r ? n;s? 11 .mil fc'uaion- ? : i i1 >' I ii i:i ii 11 mil A J aii..?i... _:iu..m.it> i ilin. day Hi ? ii til' :i" amim il debate- that v t. Ill J III! 11.1 . mi;11 i'y . ill tha i iij 11 n i in I laili-iii. atand < .ii 11.1 11r1111ui it" ill' the He11 >t . J 'i-iihm'i ul ii" and A liter i> labm pailitA. UeV. , I'owfell I * \ imt be a I'uinlidate I i ii'i-!imam a I'liiiin iliiian. The _a?,.j>. an vm." 1 L'ld-iAgtiLOctat. ^ ?-\\ vi hi h " i in' iNi^' i n murii be ! a a u.lin ami a eit iZfcll," - ?j. , . i iaieJ tip' Su- ial Kecunstraction 1 \ Ii - F|.i?rr.pj?l i. j Ui.ii.i- dav -aAa-n?it waa af hi ...I that application ot . .. 11 i.. iul. nl' t-uii.ihilv ..t minnr. UU > . v\ i Liuja 1111L LiuU Ul i_siC6 v i >j 1 houid iii at home in ^ <i il?-a:inp- Willi i'tIn-1 nations i.1'in lui t ji.atment ot minority ""l" " A ! v.- it tiep..rt dealing < i'ii .i.1 mit i.'iiaI inter-1 anal and i' 111?11.i?- yhj'eet v. ill he piesent-'. , tin- 11.111 c11': general conven i. ii < Uirhiinl October 2. Bis"WiMiain Haik-rt i.l .Missouri inMii r,i the . i >in m it tee. ?k ' . I I ilie' In .in - address las-t , .'ii th. l.utm American work ...t> i'.i'ram conducted the past | ..ill !i at rim I iti\ ri >ity of Louisii" In: Iiul><*rt Kedtield, author : |.? ..I.hi of anthropology aj, ' i . i ini. VMiy ol' Llifcago. declar- . " t'.at tin- I mte.i States is the ii; ii.niiuy of the Americas \eii to racial prejudice. ' . I * li.'ti eoiupariMiiPol certain soci piariirer itt South* American 11 ii* w11h?tho; e?existing?m e I nite.l State: : he explained at' our piaruri?ot segregation eheiiMie to tin- Latin American J I he i lass prejudice existing in .tin A.mi'i i< a i> to Us. ? - 1 A .! O'a. (la. A slolle nionui-iit . wa unveiled here Sunday t-ITe ""TiteiVmrj? of the late Dr. a mile- I. V.alker, parlor of the i!.e.r nrifle Baptist .church?for 1 ai.\ year-. The minister was el! kii.a.vTj Tn this area for his llciou-- Hullo. i in- Kr\. I. A. Prnkston, whjo n-'-ci-'ii ii | >i . \\ alkel. pi elided at i t-reniol: \ . * ' Savannah. Ga. Moiv than 300 >\ - and cii!.s iti*- in attendance tin 1 '?t}j annual Ni-fiu 1 H club lean11iiin-iil la int*. held at GeOl'a State college here. Produc!il-iii'. luui e food; guldens, chick inc.- aial heel', war. one of the ? o-t ahM'i l.itig- tii|?ics. Some rea i hahle 111 i.i ,lr have been made - a i in- of the young people. W a-.-am- ton Chat-tin^ with a o p of \ oupg; government exceed i epi e-u'ii I at i Ve of the tfaini. Keen \ ii-.iiiv- men who have i-n ,M n n-inyly tituiirr<' their at .j:',.i ?; i iV'el ima-lil iful illglKG .-! decade. t . ? . Spaulding', prom . | ? t:t iii-sii atn'f and business lead. made a number ot observations hv VI....i.i\ as he paused for a w i11 >i: t - liei e "1 should like to say to the Xe- c I., pi ess which ha- do.ne such an a client job ?.f keeping us in i itic.l .luring- this period," said r. Spaulding. "that this is no nil' tii lock the boat." "I maintain tlmt there are three , ?ics to this race-question. These ie white man's side: (ft) the '! yht >i.ic, and 1 think we should more interested in the right .le at thi;- particular time than ny other." j 1 tjunuy. 111. An ex-slave 102 .ZA car- old died at her.hofne here A is: .week. Kre w;is Mrs. Sara j lixabeth Washington. ? 33 .IdTorson City, Mo.?Official vnouneenient has just been made v mi' .Missouri state Hoard ot "i? egul Examiners that two addi- 3 onal graduates of the Lincoln <8 liversity school of law have sue- -^1 ssfully passed the Missouri bar, J Continued on Page 3 i rM

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 14, 1943, Image 1