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Kupeil Firoti. tin sixth parlivipant
in the discussion. which v. a<
i oiuluctetl under tin- chai rnian- .
?!jip of Wither K. Chiyers.. I ^
of the sociology department o t
Morehouse -cnUeue. v.h?. i . on.hr-TE, (i
inK classes in sociology and race
illations at tin- 111ui.; i _> I 1. j(.
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( lorn al. MMachinists,
' Mac iiiai?ts. i'arpentry and Qttar:,y
; u i masters Schools. .Many other
I Set vice Schools are" open t o
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"'I t l;i*f Specialist John F. Potts,
p|\ji\y IJecr niter, stated that a
1"1 J. < : !?:? rest is being shown in
' " ; F PKKS. the Navy's lighli
it.:_r b.::ldors. than has ever been
' hewn before. A total of 56
'u- ! -Tate \s-eioe- _cho?? that branch
all -l Navy during July. Five
b:i J lot mm- Navy Yard employees
1 v, I * . e i in.:. ! \ ic VM-d by Lt. Winter
'' | al': cr hat in.t? been contticted Dy"
1 , l-oTTfi-aTnl ueie yivcirijpi1'
i . m| ("in Petty Ull'icct ratings
I el'o: > rcpbtain;* to the training
" i re: I or.
i . n - though 51 seventeen year
I o!?l \ <di:i!te.ercd dining July, it is
10.11 i in' 1o will i.?* il I'UII,
' It i tluiiiq; A: j.iiyt, Tiio. quotas
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The (ii volioiKil service under the
'directiiin ??I' Mrs. 15. A. (2 room and
p iutile! II. j);ivis as usual was
It": | euiid. We leclet 1 <? line Mr. Er;
i ni's't Davis. Mrs. Eannie Hraiser
1-7 on the sick list.
Miss M" Martin alter spend*
t in-;- six weeks in Detroit, Mich.,
1 Washington, 1) t'., and Kichinond,
I 11 [ \ . \. . JuLs?ret 11 filed?(wtHf?To?The -tie
Hili-UtJVL. of. her many ... tTicuds.
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Tii' funeral services for Mr. E.
(.'(1 I
s . ; was conducted from John
ivj Wesley Methodist Sunday after
ih j iiooit. Rev.' M. .1, Porter was the
' '"rt | officiating minister assisted by
11 Ki vs. Win. It row n, It. A. Groom. H.
v e |
j D. Davis. Ham and Player, under
he i takers in charge.
l'v-j Mrs. Mamie Dubose. and Miss
y Ethel Davisr. elected delegates to
e\ . , ,
i.iea t (iltncil. .
, Sandy Drove Methodist -Church
I According to an announcement
Iv the pastor, the revival meeting
i will begin next Sunday night.
I Piayer meetings will be conductloi
| ed each night by ve ious dcpuil
ie? 1 i,:enl of the church. The ath Sun k
jiiay in August was named as the
m j day for our big annual hoinecom <
b ing roily. \Ve bad qtirte a large
hf'", Hmglegation at church last Sunng
la\'. Services were good. Mr. T,
ng ' E. Rogers and Mrs. Hettie Higm
j .'ins woie named as our delegates
iT |7(TThe" Area Counc-il which meets
f- m Atlanta, (ia.. Sept. 1We exhi<
I ili-.uL.-u 1.1 n.-.r e...
in I |ii> line contribution to the collee_ifcl
UimJaaLSitoillL June Rod.
t11 i< k is strll on the sick list. Pray
to that she will soonf be up.
lot R. V. reporter
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T11E PALMETTO LEADEl
NEGRO. WHITE LEADERS HI
CONFER IN ATLANTA; G1
WANT SOl'TtlERN REGION- NT
ALJOINCIL HI
Continue*! from' Page 1
' t Concerning post-war planning. Fo
1 the committee recognized "that bo;
the problems of the folk and ot wh
lace constitute a mere'
problem than that of physical plan j mil
ning" and by the same token urg- i sell
led "all the more the obligation to j an
apply to this great area of our tlaj
democracy the best the sciences. ! cor
the social sciences, the humanities at
and religion can do :n the realistii wh
working out of next steps. ! one
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... . , coa
"We reeogmge the sweep am!
. , . . .. 1 ??'ii
p..w..c ?.U llu> pmiitiiilis 111 time nt { |v
war and^crisis ami the rights ami | * ^
! tendencies in the' democratic way I
Mill
! of life for thousands of indi\id- .
j thi
uals and groups to agitate, organ- I
. . , i nni
iv.e and promote their own pecul- |
" inr programs," the committee dM" h
! dared. "This is and nui^t he the j
essence o7 deniocracy. But it is ! .
also the way -of deniocracy to l'o- j,
.l U-^upoii fumlanieiituls and* t a I j
g'lVe opportunity to responsible!^^
1 leadership through the orderlv 1 ,
i - . i by J
I agencies ol government and ot pri . _
! vale citizens. To this end no I .,
ImI
j greater service can he. rendered to .
| the nation than to eo\ naait tu"'|y)
i lions, to provide leadership ad '
I . . I'UU:
i deai ing house, ami to avoid'con v*
I ol
I Micts, waste and overlapping, on , .
I _!_!?_ j pen
the one hand, ami, on the other to ,
1 plai
'minimize the harmful influence uI -^0
irresponsible forces in this great ^
hour ot need ior goOd will and for | |
effective ways of doing wh&t is. j.
I peeded. We fee! that in these ! ^
| juiincilr. may h e approximated j p ^
J needs more nearly than -in?any ' .
[other ways that now appear." ,
The. present nieinhersliip of the evei
| Continuation Committee of the Pot
i I'm ham ami Atlanta conferences [ Hoi
j. oust it utes the nucleus of the lit1 vy .
i . oh in i 1, 'flu- offers were UUtlloli/ , we*
I ad tn lake immediate steps for U*- Foa
'gal incorporation of the council | intf
'to appoint the necessary staff pei 'tflMl:
Mituiel 1.1 implement tin? jjrogrum , nton
mil to colaies^ the |>i esent mem- boy.*
ber-hip in- aider t?t iualvc.it folly to t
-i^.ni.x'jvaututivo-ul'-ail the, infgi est-* , - ^
-encompassed I?y llic proposed pro
- it'C,
;yi.ain. :
J?t\. Charles _.l/\>ni|son, of FisJ; ''"H
univeivity. and Howard W. CKCum ; t',t*
of th?' University of N'oith Curblinu,
served as co-chairnian of the *1'
Wednesday meeting. Nan
Alt-ending the committee ses- I st.
fioiis were I)r. K. 1). Patterson, *
president, Tuskegee institute, Ala. ' ""
l>r. .11. M. Itond, president, Fol't
V alley State college, (la.; ITf. Tillfus
K. Clement, Atlanta; !\ B. '
Voting, editor, Norfolk (Va.)
1 Journal ami (luide; Dr. tiordon B.
I Hancock. Virginia IJnion univor- T
Isity, -Richmond; l)r. Luther P. Wil
Jackson, Virginia Slate college, ! clul
! Kltrick; Carter Wesley, editor. ! mgl
I Iluiistun (Texas) Informer; Km- S
| e.st Delpil, New Orleans; Dr. A. ' Nes
| W. Dent, president, DilTard' uni-~Pr!r
versilv, New Orleans; Alexan- ; ^
tier Looby. attorney. Nashville; 1 ca''
.Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins Drown, 1 r>,'n
' c
t president. Palmer Memorial insti- ,s 1
f- title, Sedalia, N. C.; Mrs. (Irace ,
I Townes Hamilton, secretary. At- ' ^
4-l;uUu Urban league; |)r. Ira DeA jwe<
! Keid. Atlanta university, all Ne-I ^OI
gro. i llis
Whites present included Wil-!
limn K. Cole. Nashville; Dr. How- j
j aril W. Otium, University of North ) jea,
I Carolina; K. A. McDowell, Louis--j |,js
T-vilTa; J. McDowell Richards. At j
! lanta; Mrs. M. K. Tilly, Atlanta; | j.
! Virginias Dabnev, editor, Rich- i;ee
mond Times-Dispatch, Va.; Horn- ter
or P. Rainey, Dallas; Mrs. Jose- T
phine Wilkin's, Savannah; Francis !
It. Dridges, Jacksonville, Fla. | (?ot
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RTH OF .AVIATION
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reman, and had ui one tin
>"s ami six girl pupils, wit
ito man named Warren a:
uetcnjU" NVgrues. were nut
Lted to the other few in i;
lools here. Warren, who
instructor at one of thesi
was empioyeu uy iiennis
?u? over and teach his 'li
night. Incidentally Shetl
0 had studied privately u
of the best white flyers 01
st, had taught Foreman, a
bitiors young fellow in his
N'hen Powell, an expert in t
itics, came to the coast 1
cago, he organized all the
ided group into a "Bessie C
11 Aero club," later setting
e Bessie Coleman Avi:
tennis, who was imbued wi
at love for aviation alt hi
never learned to. fly, reoc
a father's pride in honors
his young son while in the a
school at Tuslcegee. Y<
mis is perhaps now "si
re in North Africa, (or
The plane that carried
t Negro aviators on a eoas
*t flight Los Angeles to
U. was built at Dennis'
ic?Irani parts of other
ies, Herman Kanning _ a
Unas Allen nnule'thia -Hi
it was interrupted" by a fo
ding at Pittsburgh. How
owing repairs- theie made
Pit tsbiirgh_l!oui4?v--ihey
led orffoN'ew York,
os Angeles Negroes also i
one of the greatest wel'co
accorded colored flyers v
sytbe and Anderson arr
11 New Jersey several y.
This was t he first e
t flight by colored uviut
st citizens are hopefully w;
the current history of
i squadron in Sicily, for
g them are severuTTalifoi
* who may bring added hoi
heir state.
rTfehi'v H. ?'i1'* 5G3
Flu.; (loodrich ('. While.
a; Mishop Artluii* J. Moyrt
Atlanta "diocese," Flutes'
<copal church; Phillip fc'hti
Atlanta; Father T. James
iiara, Savannah; C. H. (!ili
etary, southern region, (
inta; anil Mrs. Jessie Da
cs, of the Georgia Interrc
mission, Atlanta.
IIALTIMOKK, Ml). NP.WS
My Mrs. I., G, Douglass
he S. S. S. club met with
kes, 102.r> \V. SarotOjja St.
meets every other Moi
it.
ick are Mrs. S. Gunthrop,
d. We solicit for them spi
yers.
Ir and Mrs. Albeit May '
ed to Alabama because of
p<sC Af hie f^tlinv \f?.
i Faiifield ship yard worke
timoYe.
Ir. Friendly McCray had a:
k end iciest Pvt. McCray i
t Dix, N*. J. He came to
sister and brother Mr,
Fletcher Monroe, Mr.
Pel Monroe,
Ir. and Mrs. Robert Parley
k-e "on Saturday for Charts
native home, where he ha?
n for twenty years or ma
'.veryone is eertuinly glad
Mr. Friendly McCray out
hrs illness.
he W. Baltimore Citizen
! rendered a program at
5pel T. church on Sunduy n
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-WAty^ARVKK A LEGENDr?
OH A H I'M AN JiEIN'G?
Continued from Page 1
tion of the incidents, ami the WUi
in which Carver himself handler
le 42 many of the difficult situations
h a which has varied life thrust or
s in- him, one deduces- his basic -phil_
ad- osophies, much betcr than if a di
iitiota rect interpretation and recording
was of them had been attempted.
l- by Understanding of Carver would
; to be futile if one were not acquaint
ioys" ed with Titskegee, the institution
field, .if which he was such an imporndei
t'unt part. Several chapters are
i the Jevoted to a clear, masterful tieline
seriptfori of this school, its en\ iear
ronment, its founding and strugtero
Washington himself. JJy descrip
from I've anecdote, Hack ham Holt preair
sents to us the picture of this secJole
ond great man, vital and alive,
f up dynamic in his never-ending- task
ttion BTit warm and teal, again a person
not a great Jegedary figure,
th a These particular chapters iue atugh
mong the most forceful of the
mtly book. They are also exceptional^
wop ly well intergrated with the whole
tiny The author shows tnany'.sides
tuiig as a writer. In places, the prose
tnte- is almost lyric in its quality. The
lta- divergence into the sociological is
ft to biographical facts * are well subNew'
Mtantiated in scholarly fashion,
ex- Narrative porlious ure cleverly
old in-iected. Through it all, however
n d tuns the main purpose?the inght,
terpretation of a great man of a
reed race, living under the handicaps
evei wheie this race constitutes an unby
del-privileged minority and rispro
ing to become a symbol t o all
races of a wisely spent life,
stag No belter understanding of
pies what ihe author has attempted to
rhen do can Le given titan in the words
ived >>1' the dedication to a young girl
ears of college age "'Th my daughter,
ast- Margaret V. Hull, who will help
oi:>". to make the new world a bettei
itch one." No better understanding ol
the how >he has understood ami gone
a- about her task can be given than
mi a in the words of her epilogue:
?~i? t i..? - *' i?-p??- ?
< mn occjiiy glillClUi lor I IK'
? privilege of having- known Dr.
?,.-J-JJarY-m^tbruugh the daily runipnin
* icution we had over manv months.
At- *
-?- As we talked together and as 1rea.d
throngli liis scrapbooks, each
'un^ day brought stronger .confirmation
~ I jf his true greatness. His sweet"
c~ ness and humor, his wisdom ami
^ understanding will be sadly miss.
' cd by all of us, at Tuskegoo ami
. j in the larger world, who were
ever associated with him. We
.-ctrld work hotter with him at oiii
tide. ?
"And 1 am deeply sensible of
toe honor of being the instrument
through which his life has been
Mrsv recorded. If this book does anything
to bold up a mirror anil
l'lay thereby help make others o 1' his
race better understood hv white
^ev men who seldom look beyond the
pcial co|0r 0j their skins to the living
human being, our point purpose
kNt',v I will have been achieved, a n d
llu George Washington Carver can
He .
rest in peace. <,
1 111 Here is a guide to understand^
ing, here is an answer to the
? - short sighted and perversely sentroni
. . . . , , '
sitive critic who passed over the
, really great qualities of the hook
and took unction at certain objectionable
words when used in
will direct quotations and indirect eni ston
phases;?and?here?too is?the eoni.
not liriiiation for that appreciation
?rtlh which - one wluto woman
to wrote: "I have been reading
af" George Washington Carver with
a friend, who is colored. When
we first began, we wondered
the
i lit w',('ther you (K. II.) were white
' or colored. When We finished; ~we
1 decided that it didn't matter.' You
too, were truly interracial."
Five quartets gospel singers wcii
presents Collection $r?127. Secretary,
Mrs. I.. G. Douglas*, pres
Lident. Doug lass.
HOW liSV 1.1.1.K XKWS
i Hickory Grove Haptist C hurch
Rev. W.W. Toomer, Pastor
Oni- S. S. was very good. Sun
day night after, a heartfelt pruyei
service our pastor delivered :
great message. This message wa:
as bread cast upon the waters.
q 5
UP .Sunday, Aug. 1st was tin* birth
day of the reporter. She was lion
35 ored with a surprise party givei
16 by her parents. She was ver;
TJT much surprised, although ver;
ill with malaria. Many friend:
were present. Some useful gift
anil cash were given. Sandwiche
* cake and ice cream were served
Cpl.?Leioy Abraham has re
turned- to Cfunp. Van Dorn, Miss.
with his mother and relatives.
Miss Marie. Rhodes of Detroit.
) Mich, is leaving Monday for Doi
troit after spending a pleasant
l vacation. here with parents juid
1 friends.
> Pfc. Warnoll Berry of Harlini
i gen. Texas is spending a furlough
here with Ids family. .Mr. and Mrs
Krnest .Berry.
The following .boys of ltowesv'illc.
alone with Prof. 1. \V. liar|
fison .spent last Thursday at the
NFA Carrrp for hoys near (haitgi'.
burg: lshmael. Samuel and .lames
ns. Krnest Berry,. Jr.. David
Simpson, Jr., Willie. Oliver. Kin-I
est ('. and David* Bowman and
Willie Thomas. They reported a
good time. .
7 t he nil Is along with Mrs. I. W."
Harrison spent S days at camp.
They were: .Misses Kinase Kiekenbacker,
Marie Thomas and IJossie
rKbhler..
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W A N T E 1)
Students for. training in Tuberculosis
Narsiiig. Two-year course.
Allow an while training. 8 HUM)
per Aim,' i n> iIh full? maintenance.
Kor furl er informalion, writf?
Superintendent of Nurses
He ryton Sanatorium
Henry ton, Mtlr
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1 ONE I At DAY
VITAMIN ^S^TABLeTS
THINK of it! Your mlnimum
daily requirements ?
of A and D Vitamins or of iL_Y f' Y(
B Complex Vitamina, in one BltfRt { ?, W
pleaaant tablet. Remember a/STf.'1'- \
tha name ONE-A-DAY _
(brand) Vitamin Tableta. | X'*? *
f|?"? NERVINEI
S TV O TENSE nervea make
- -'you Wakeful, Cranky,
H Restless? Dr. Miles Nervine
tljm t>e'P9 to lessen Nervous
J/I Tension. Get it at your drug
store. Read directions and
^1 use only as directed.
Alka-Seltzerf^l
I \JfHEN Headache, Mud- r7ut?'( /I
" eular Palna or Simple bl 'V
I Neuralgia, Distress after |l .
| Meals, Gas on Stomach, or | \ y"
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with your work or spoil I /) J \ i
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2. Just Rite Co Id
Drink Parlor Drinks
of all Kimls
1012 WASH INCTON ST.
J]. Just Rite Hotel
Moijein ronvonioni'i's for In anil
Our JTl I own V isitors. Mala- our
lMact's your I leathiuarlers. ('??
li;nibki!s. Finest in Son iees. Wo
Serve You with a Smile.
I.ACY r".?MrUO?m.\S. Prop, f
102S'2 WASHINGTON ST.
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? C () N S V L T ?
M A D A M C K C I L
First Time in State, County
or City
* I will tell you just
Ram the. love of
the one. you most desire; control
or influence the actions of anyone,
_ e\ en though miles awqv. (luarlantee
success where others fail.
MADAM CECIL
All Rusiness Confident.al
Hours: 1ft a.m. to 9 p.m.
Permanently located in 2nd Pullman
Trailer on left side of Highway
No. 1 coming out of Columbia
next to Mrs. Roland's (Iroe. Store I
Open Sundays \V. Columbia, S. C.
f.Oc Special Readings for u short
time only!
For Appointments Phone 22970
LEEVY'S FUN
Undertaking and Embalmii
LADY ASSISTANT
AMBULANCES
ANYTIME ANYWHERE
i Superior Equipmen
Superior Service^
* i ?
I?SLOT. AN?
LOWER PHICES
No Deserving Poor Refuset
1H31 TAYLOR ST. COLL'MR
. I
Saturday, August 11, 1913
HELD OYER! lluirs.Fri.-Sat,
i)lT HARRY
j WAS A LADY"
j It oil SKELTON Lucille BALL F
tunc KELLY .1
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j
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FRIDAY & SATFRDAY
FLYING FORTRESS J
?WITH
Rl< HARD LKEEN ~ ]
. ... . . . ' -ij
SI N DA Y?W 1I>\ KSD.-O
"IIIT THE ICE-:
WITH
HI D M'.HOTT
I .OI ( OSL'KLl.O
OK Sandwich Shop
Sandwiches 11I' all kind f
or ClIOl'S > K ft VICE
Mr. I 'led < irill in. l'rop.
l.'l'l Harden Street I'lume 2-2006
^;0.0O.O0v< 1 C?O<^?vO.V noOy000.003
Waverly Ksso Station
( or. PINK &' T'\"VL()k STS.
Make III i- Yoifr Headquarters
I or I ??m[dele
OM'-STOI' KI'.ftVKT.
TI:I 1 I'iion r. 1 s v
Jasper Caldwell, Manager
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-Kinwns I-*n nch Rooip
1011 LADY STRKBT
Lootl Ho nit1 Conning A jft
Specialty - . ft
Prompt and Courteous Service
Reasonable Prices ft
Open Lach Day Until Mid- ft
.night.
Mrs. W. I.. Brown, Proprietress
Poro Beauty School W
Located at 2481 Millwood Ave.
UKAIJTY CULTURK IN ALL ft
ITS-BRANCHES
Shampooing,- Pressing, Marcelling I
Croipiinolling, Finger Waving, |]
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching. Mun- |\
louring, Massaging, Hand li|
Molding, Anatomy am*
Fleet ricity.
I'llONK f?ii87 H
Annie M. Pope T. Malone, Pres.
Wilhelinina C. Pope, Instructor II
K8Cf0a&j?C8^^ I1.
con Mill VS NKWKST ' " l{
AMI FINFST MCiKT CLUB |
THE SAVOY CiA)B I
I.OC ATI'.I) ON I'll F. OLD fl|
W1NNSBOKO ROAD
'J' -j Miles from the 'City Limits
"f Kail Claire. The Savoy Club" I
was formerly known as the Palineito
drill.
~?iii Foods. Chlrke'n- anil Steaks
A Specialty. M I
?Wo outer to Private Parties?
and Clubs fl
Mrs. I.ula 1'. Xilos, Proprietress M
Waverly Unknown
Lunch Room
Courteous Service
Reasonable Prices
Mrs. Rosa Davis, Proprietor
2n l?? (lervais St. Phone490 j
IERALHOME |* j
I I. S. I.eevy, Mfjr.
1A I'llONE 23619