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Saturday, August 2h. l'M.'i
COMPETITION OR
COOPERATION?
By Ruth Taylor ?'~ ~
f- Competition or cooperation?
f Which shnM it he? '
L Reduced to its common donomiualoi
that is the question before
the world* today. It is the dominant
theme of this war.
Fail competition is healthy both ,
for individuals and nations?but h
must be an amicable ri*va ry with i
f tho loror roudy to-ncqopt defeat gracefully
and the winner hold- i
ing out a hand of friendship. Th |
danger lies when competition becomes
too keen and degenerate*
into a street fi?ht with no hold
barred. National competition can
too easily become d'structive wnt
*? - '
tu IT, ^ I
Cooperat?oTrTs rhe^safe and ?an"
way. Had Germany, for exampl ^
spent a small proportion of who
her war of aggression cost her in j
\ : buirding up her peace time indus
tries and in extending her trade
she could have prospered far beyond
her wildest dreams of con
quest.
Had Ita'v devoted he'self t
peaceful colon iz "titfp, she* conl ' v
have ex'ended the "Rjnmnn Empire
beyond the ambit'ons of anv Trie
sar?but she cho?e to spend her
money in the parade trappingof
wnr. Had Japan plnved fair
_ in her t> eatment of China, Jrhc
Japanese would not now be among
the moral ortcasts of the nations
All that was needed was that
they cooperate?not indulge in un
- dercutting. land grabbing, theft
murder, and all the other gangster
methods of cut throat competition
It is easy to condemn this ac
sfe . tron on the oart of a nat on?bit"
tr
to be practical we must brin? i
_ t ~ T-?- 1 -
?V:."; Muwii \aj uur uwri lives I/O wr rn
i|-' operate or compete? A-e we work
ing with our neighbors or Ho we
try to, get. ahe;>d of them h y
shrewd and sometimes unsorupulo
s methods? Do we wan* nd
vantages for ourselves alone or for |
all people? Do we eive an hones*
dollar's worth of work for every
dollar received ?
We nee-i to work for a Nv'ti"
not for a boss. We n~ed to think
of our work in te*-ms of w'-nt i,*
rwrll aceomplish. not as ?o mnnv
Honrs taken from our lives. We j
I 1. fVnt I
on'v will wp results.
Cooperation is a ioint notion. Tt
ft. '' ' means th^t all will have to freely
KK'' end lnt.elllcont.lv mn"e tofrnthe'-.
H''o n machine where enrh
K|;,, has its partienlnr fnno?inn to fulfil
Hps ' also liVe n moraine that it
K1^?hnttt rorroetlv, an that, each part
Kt. is capable of taking up its share
H. - Y&m; ?
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f stress and strain. We are all \
orkers. Let us v of>\ the efore ! i
1 cooperation?not in Competi- 1
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DON'T JITHIF TOO HASTILY
By F. J. Del.aine ,
t -doesn't have to Le am. inn
i'hen the first leal tall ;
for does it have- to M
t'hen you hear the hla. k e:o\\ 1
morning all
.'or must oile* he sleepy
\ hen he foes' to bed I
for sulVtrii'"- with ;ienr:i'iri: ,
Yhen a pa hi is iti one's head
'here i* not always a had nun ti
t'hen -one has dreadl'u' dreams
liTish es u re alwa ys"' fa unit tful
n an inviting stream
is one's heart always ha-?py
Yhon lie-illrsflTs up a 'sm iTe
iohu-tinies one's heart is bleeding
t'hen he is cheering all the whi'e i
'aeh thing has a purpose' ]
i ml a specific one bet you j
"ake close note of each subject ;
'o see if it is true ? . (
len have mistaken the new penny ,
'or a shining silver dime
lence you can't play safe by reading
"he signs of the time
VIEANtfSV -J
"OMMJS^T^
By Wilthrm VlfK inlay Bow man |
UK ANTS .. \
'oeni Dedicated In My Wile
)n Her Birthday
I'UK I'KOMfSK I LHI)
s()T KKKI'
said that I would let llo soft
look wind,' i
["heir tentacles around my -hi*rut i,
again.
! said that no soft winds, how- I
over kind.
Should hire me any more to
love sweet dew;
\?:d so I schooled my heart to
i osist
The subtle invitation of each -~i
Eer.se: i
\ 1,(1 called cold winds to blow a- j
sidu the tnisty ? -
Jf_ hot desire, and spurn its re- i
componso.? ii_
\nd then I looked .at your sweet
lace and heard your voice,
Vnd saw into -the windows o?I t
your mind,
1'herr I loryol my harsh and has
ty choice, ?
\nd held my Heart meekly for
you to hind. ,
had promised to defy sweet
love; p
I'o take its part?
lut that fHoiuise I cannot keep,
io liere (to you) I give my*
heart.
I
Uy Visit in The Piedmont
On August lGth, I journeyed
n the Piedmont to conduct a reival
services for Rev. E. \V.
>Vright of I.aureus. The meeting :
vas held at Bethlehem Grove
iaptist church, near Clinton.
Large crowds in cars, trucks,"
>uses and wagons came to the
Meeting each night, and the spirt
seemed to be a.t its zenith all
ho Ton lunv-nno
. . v-x.... t, VII |/vi ovnn v.\J J i? lev. V tTVl
vith the church. Rev. Wright is
me of the local Iuiurens citizens
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Mtmm
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AS MUS<OUNl ElEEs."
Mtrwi IT
- "WE HAVE
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vho lias made a success in his put
:ho4?n held right around home. Sui
1c pastors four of the largest ; 1
hutches in Layrens county and of
s secretary of the Tumbling lav
Shoals Contention and Assdcia- we
ion Execuii\e Board. Mrs. Mag- j 1
lolia Wriuht. his queenly wife nil
ictivv part in his work. She also
progressive Beauty Shoppe l'1s
n the city. She is a supporter pi hu<
he ! hi Inlet t o header, and is the
oral representative. i m"
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Thursday, we visited Uev. W.L.
>VtW ?m?Ids imw?pasUrrwl?lidd Su
it Macedonia Baptist church in da;
par anburg. Rev. anil Mrs. Wit- sti
on eellLJ.Lo he dojng?nicely. He?fuL
ins 1.2 menil'e.s in his chutch of
?nd t li.c?is- mmtgitmting a lot oi us
^i O)' e>si\e ideas in his church. c' v
W;
Friday we attended the Tumhing
Shoals S. S. Convention. Dea.
Pooj^. a layman has been presi- !
lent'.for 15 years. The convention
s vci| y progressive. Total collec-. .<)
tons in the Bethlehem drove
nOetillg $2 IS.! it).
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I.AM AH NEWS |UM
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Mrs. EJveta Baeote of Timnions- ;
. i! It* was a welcome visitor here'
last week, the gruest .of Prof, am! \ j
Mrs. C. R. Bennett. She left |
(ime fans for John Wesley Methulist
as a token of appreciation *
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fioin flic P.aeote and Sparks Fnnna
home. ThahUs .Mis. Bade. stM
'lime attain. _ - ; S<M
Sunt. Jeffrey is hanpv over t'? ] 1''1
i'.o (-work heinv done hv the S. S I re?
workers but is stil ureiny the' sit
fuller vooperatioii of all the mem- an
hers and friends by attendi'iiy.
Die yminy peojile will sponsor
,i special program Sunday* nijrht j
in interest of the.Area Counril to
be held in Atlanta. CJa.. Sept. 1 -.n. j -U'
Read vour Advocate paper foi j
more information comernig - tic
Area Council. Su
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Mrs. fieriiMe Mac'- a?"t Ma-'-" $cj;
Wallace Mtu-kl III of Ilartsville, ,|u
Were the week end ruests of thei- i
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. It. ' jlit
R. Byrd. ... K',;
The funeral service for Mr. I\. nf
Davis was?hidi|?at John?We."h v.?^
August 'Jdth and for Mrs. laila i
Mwhlro'V Saturday. Anit. -1. |
Mrs. panic?Fraiser. Mrs. DoVti
F?ar gtm,?Miss?Mai y?J._ Mack are.
st-ill cMt the sick list. We rcgre'
V , ,r ~~ % . LT t ?
to iettnt.yf the mist'oi t uii>- of Mr-'?77(J.
A. GfOom who lost all she. ha I "
by fire lakt week.
^Nlrs. KtJfflyn Brown has return.- *'
C(i home frujii Nc-wp >rt News, Va ^
where she h^d heen visit ing i (datives
and ft'ifcnds. ,
Mrs. Lucy ^Vu term an ami lit" j at
sister Mrs. Cowrie RennoHe t vic
saying many nitto things for John
Wesley cluirch utyl the rally n-|
day and Mrs. Dfizzie Fleming i- ; y(>
doing that too. \&atvh! Mr. atv1 j t Mrs.
Dave_Paul wIU park.Ahe hall
in the. 1 ally Sunday'. . ,
Sandv drove Methodist Church
llh
Mr. McKelvin 'Lighty and Mr. da;
A mlre\t_ Billiard were the week J '
end guests 'of. their, parents MTTI"^
and Mrs. D.-Lightv and Mr. an?'1 '
Mis. L. Ballard. They are in the f'a
C. S. Army. Wi
Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Porter. Mr. I
and Mrs. 'M. Rivers. Mrs. Geo. da
Johnson, Mrs. F.lease Ballard and tin
Mrs. M. Goodson were the dinner
v- \? fib p
r> v 7^1 jw j /^irf^jyrB
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=MOT Dt?t> IN
THE PALMETTO LEA1TEI
sts of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hough Jf**
inlay. iT
Sfi\ Pswirtas of New York," son {
Mrs. Mary Douglas, urul son-in.
of rvfrTlfiul M.-s;-Rf~L; Byi'd X
re among the visitors ^upda,y. |j*
S'ext Sunday will be our big
ly day and the lyyal members .j.
I-friends Will play their ixart X "
II. Mrs.- Lulu Byi'd announced *?*
it her daughter Miss Gentle B. {
I her $10.0() in-, hand and that .j.
re was no limit' us to the a- X
unt she will raise. > _ Y
I'he revivali meeting was quite y
success. Rev. A; .). Rogue of
mUr was our guest speaker Sun Y
y nigbt and preached a soul y
rring sermon. AlrsV.-Lydia .Mioses
Slimier; Mr. :iiul Mrs,. A.~Cnok
Oswego were also among the X
iiors. Mr. and Mrs. ?I.?P. Dick- ^
iiiii, Mrs. D. Me Daniels, Mrs. ^
liter McFadden were also u- .j.
ag the visitors. X
R. D., reporter
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1IOOI. OI'ENS
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I'he Jonesville Public school sys ?
n enrolled ;u)3 students lor tlie 9
in of 11)4:1-44. ' - .
lliis system is moving nicely X
tli the new superintendent, Air. *i*
J, H end rick.. ? . Y.
Tile levival meeting at .Foster {
it pel was a great success. Kev. .|.
Al. Watson preached inspiring X
mrms each?night?ami many "J"
ils were gained for Christ. Kos *j*
Chapel has been climbing sue- {
:s ft illy under the able leaderip
?if m r pastor, Rev; Jarre 11
<1 his' verv efficient wife. IY
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EASLEY NEWS !
X
,4r -very successful?meeting has?sjs>1
cio.-ed at Kasley Chapel Al. [
church. -1
Kasley Union levivyjb started X
inlay. Kev. iSample preached 1X
<). strong sermons. A total of {*
S was raised. Kev. Kav will con {
it the revival.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Martin have !j!
d as their house guests Airs. X
bye Eichelberger and children'Y
It mo and Aliss Naomi Noah of j
tsliinglolt, !).('.
Airs. Thanell Sumpter lias re- g
in..I fli.i- vi<itiii[f i? y
Kev. ami Mrs. Sample. Mr. and o
~ .Martin and son were dinner o~
ests Sunday of*Air;-mid Mrs, ,g|
my liowens! ) 8 "
cthi.khe.m hart. church |
llev. S. M. Hightowcr, F'astor
nllrri-?I'latT. Cnlnmh'a?-S. S. 9
the usual hour 10 o'clock. Re- ?
w by the Sujit., Dea. Corbilt. o
1J o'clock the pastor came to <o
with a soul awakening sermon-. I g
xt Util e; theme. Come and See I 9
Man.- At 8 o'clock we returned-rg
'~ttre evening service. Rev. MH 5?
Smith preached from the theme ?
Ikoh-Shall I- Send; Rev. S.
<>des worshiped with us on Sun- O
v n i ? ht. ' jc?
We enjoyed a singing program 3
mliiv n'^ht "pon^nrcd by Dea. &
Sister Wilson is on the sick list. O
dsden.
[ pray for" her speedy recovery. I
Sviidav will be home- oming Hi
v. Hope all members will re- I
11 home 011 that day.
Dea. It. K. Kdmomls, reporter I
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Columbia, Soi
EST A BUS
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Tin: AFRICAN METHODII
An Institution interested in
Women who are Seekini
Offering Courses leading 1
Degrees Divisions:
Can^ua^e and Literjj
Including English, Fn
the Ancient Languag<
Sciences - Including.
Biology,
Mathematics;
Social Sciences?
Including Sociology, ]
cation. CJenirrsmhv <n
Home Economics?
Including Art, Clothi
Home Management, L
Service Courses; and
Piano, Voice and Org
Instruction are ofTen
Music.
A Woll-llalanced Kxtra-Ci
ecuted, including Athletics,
ral Activities. .
- THE QU ART!
AUTUMN (
BEGINS SI
for rnm'kit informatio
THE
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Friendship
An um xcelled liisTiUition f(
People in Literary
Ideally situated in a WholesThorough
Training by well
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KUUINS NK>
WEDNESDAY. SP]1
Mondavi September
Registration for
Ttie xday, Sept'e mI5er
Registration Da>
Students
Elapses Eegin Wedm
VV i(? or Call for Other Inf<
J. J. ST
\ ma itiikw if.ait. chi'icch
Tin* S. S. opened -at the usual
ill' by tht* Sunt We had several
iitors wit us. Mrs. Lizzie White
<1 Mrs. Nellie Cunninjrh.un l'n>,i
sudenu, Calif: tv,.. v- '
' ournginp remarks. The nastor
ought us a wonderful message,
lis being the beginning of the
nival a large crowd was prest.
Collection was J57.10. We j
d worshiping with us Mr. ?L H. i
iton and Mrs. Zilepha Smith of I
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HED 1870 1
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Young Men and fYming {
if a Christian Education. X
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ER SYSTEM :j:
QUARTER !
PT. 14tE |
N, ADDRESS * !)!
REGISTRAR, |
l?" I
iggins, President i:
aoooooooooooooooj??5co?yap
Jr. College \
>r the Preparation of Youngs
and Scientific Fields ?
iome Christian Environment c
I prepared Instructors in: ^c
:s, Theology and 8
lal Courses. g
ILL COMMENCE ON g
ER 7, 1943 ?
imes H. Goudlock |
ip Junior College, 3
k Hill, South Carolina a
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College
it session
MEMBER 15, 1943
13?
Day Students
14?
/ for Boarding
isday, September 15
>rmation
ARKS, President
Philadelphia and Mrs. Kttu Man
mum of Baltimore, Md. Also Mr>
+fptnrT Ttnvmpson and MrrftaftrTl
McCullough of Philadelphia.
On the tick list are Mrs. Hat
tie McCulloujih and Mfrs. Corley
hope for tin-in a speedy reovery.
Rev. J. W. Wii'/ht of I.auren=
will v ?ori<luct our meeting this
week.
Mrs. Sadie Burton of PhiladelI
hia Is visiting her brother this
week.
W. II. Tarrant, reporter'
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;?: 1st?High School
;{; 2nd?Junior College
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OF SOUTH C
THE SOl'THFUN A
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| 1943 FALL SUSS
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ij! in Agriculture, Mee
;{ Teacher Training
| ~ ^ts
? Special War Emergei
!?! dustries, Engineerii
} Competent Fac
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ji* Not*-- On account of the
*|* on Saturdays, th
{ one month.
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Vj.'. ? I1U IS lilt* U1J?CU>V <1
department of industrial reh
I of the National Urban Leaj
I Q. Who was .the first !
woman assigned to the?path
.*al division of the bureau oi
| mal industry of the U. S_. i)<
ment of Agriculture?
Q. What is the largest 1
owned and operated bakery i
United States?
Q. What is the first
white college in the south to
j uate Negroes?
it Q. Six Negro women in <
land, recently became the
. ' women to report as trainee
i . *
r certain jobs, what were the
: Q. Who- was the fiTst 1
reporter to sit in one of 1
dent Roosevelt's weekly 1
Mot se press sessions?
Q. l?y what other name
I Sidney Walker known?
11 KIIK'S Tf 11-) A N:'.WI I
i A. -l-flius A. Thomas.
A. Mrs. Carra I'ell "w?i
Houston.
A. The Brown Bomber B,
^Company, of New York.
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Hut wdayr Aogttwj-88,- 1U4B _
5 N. & I. SCHOOL !
South Carolina |
3rd?Trades ^
4th?Good location, X
pleasant surroundings ?
H THE STATE DEPARTMENT
CAROLINA AND ALSO \\
ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES
ONDARY SCHOOLS if
and students are ?!)!? to reduce 1
ana rd by ? \ [ .
TE SEPTEMBER 15th -IIt
FRESHMEN j I?
SEPTEMRER 1^'h AND 17th J;
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PL ANTON, Principal '
Voorhees N. & I. School , \\
Denmark, South Carolina ;;
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,ION BEGINS SEPT, 15 |
eading to Bachelor's Degree ? _
hanic Arts, Home Economics, %
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, Business Administration, X
and Sciences. X
icy Courses in .Mechanical In- ?
ng, Science and Management. X
iilty, Excellent Facilities, {
liable Expenses. !?
war emergency classes will be held X
ereby shortening the school year by {
niation. vi?e |
THE PRESIDENT $
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State A. and M. College "
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Orangeburg, S. C.
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>er 20. 1943 I
Catalogue Sent Cpon Re^ueis'. S
ion, Write ?
RRICK, President
Morris College, Sumter, S. C. g
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??. | A. Washington & Lee Univerxity
of Lexington, Va. It is also
gW. the first major white college that
Negroes have attended in the
y | | South. Four Negroes graduated
A. Trainees for jobs as motor*
men and conductors- with Cleve>
html Transit system. ?
A. Ernest E. Johnson of the
Associated Negro Press.
A. beau Jack, former light>f
the weight champion. '
stions ~ ~ _ i
rue? /.ION (AN A AN BAPTIST
Megro x III |{( H NEWS
ologi- - :
r ? Rev. M. P. Pearson. Pastor
[ till I- i
apart- State Park?As usual the Sunday
school was sucd&tsful, , and
\egro tj,e lesson was enjoyed"by a good^^\
n the i attendance. We were'very pleaset^-'
lo have visiting lis Mrs. Robinson
majoi j ^jrs> Slierod and Mrs. Selon.,
giad- y^e jegnlar preaching servif s
followed immediately after Sun-. <
Meve- (iay school. The pastor delivered ,
" '?* i strong message from Matt. 22; ^
s *or ;?7. This stirring message was en J|
jobs . joyed by the congregated listeners.
Mrs. MattTe B. Kearse was
Piesi- a visi t or in the servieesc. Mi's.
Ahite Kearse is the sister of Mr. William
Fair.
1 s The evening message was also
< well received,
j On the fifth Sunday of this
?! iiiorrtfr, August 2lHh, the annual
f'lehration of Home-coming Hay
us of will l>e held. It will he regarded as
a high' day at Zion Canaan. You
aking are cordially invited.
J Gladys Butler, Reporter.
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