The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 11, 1943, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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I Saturday, September 11, lOJJjJ
^ TVjc Third "^Kar'Loan is a swift.
eut'e test ol your - common St-nm
your ability to take it, ami a tr. e
measure of your own Aesh >n<! i
k blood, the men vou^ia\e-*a?C-?lT to I
5... do the lighting for you.
Jt combines all of these aspects i
be1 ause it comes at a time when |
? American -forces _are dogged' y
seeking tr derision on the battle- I
field, often at the cost life it-"*
self.
Attack. Countcr-at|(p?l:. At- i
lack. Another ridge. ^Another J
> valley. Anothbr Town. All sense'
of time gone. You g"t weary. Yo.;
smell death. But you keep going.
That's invasion. That's the way a
war correspondent ^ells the story,
of what your relatives, your neigh
bors, your friends are going thru
at this moment.
But viiat aboi t you? It irs at_
tack, counter-attack, attack for1
you on the home front? Are vou
fighting a battle to save every pen
ny possible for War Bonds to back
up your fighting men?
Tin i e's_t ;r diy a !?:nparison be- j
i; the spending front and the sacrifices
in Idood and sweat of one of
your soldiers, sailors. flycrs.-niarines
or _xo;ist..gijfrltsRien.
' \~6ilr (toveriihiehT comes to you
an I -says:
"I end Trie your money now wherf1
~ t necnt j.t- to protect you against!
' jo ir enemies, ami I'll pay yon ]
back with Interest a little later
when the men who would murder,
j. lob and enslave you are destroyK
2(1".
It lakes a country like ours to:
"lhake such an ofTeT\ Where's youi
* common sense if you don't run.
|L'. not Walk, to the nearest Bond
Booth to lay do vn your money and
exchange it for Wir Bonds?
'ir? Your Government i? p'ttinir it
K; objective before yon in two ways
First in bi^ round numbers like
L?:' I5 billion dol'ahs. Second'v. ho*
more innortant. it nuts tin* Tldr
Wa r Loan matter m? to yon in *
Ljt pi*>elv personal way. It wans yon
feB to invest a minimum of jm nvt??
K< iri War Bonds?more if yon
K can. If you are one of those A*
Bj' mericans who have not yet bought
H a War Bond?or even a War
Stamp?it asks you to get busy
k Jn a hurry. Thero's something aw
Pk: fully wrong with you it you won't
<( put an extra rifle, or an extra elip
Bff'" of bulleta into the hands of your
on the battlefield.
BP ' TTian 'r iin--tu-- lU Tir to keep in
Kf" mind as you face the test of the
Ri> 'ttlfrd War l.oan. Y<W%may grpm
Bjft mIwiiu ilii i mi I ii r n i rnil^vmin'
Bf: UVl the thin** really to WWrry a^BbltlThi
Nrfxw stnt the Jap* have
let you know that your < b ?f wor
heir hands on you. If you' want
one granitic ?x untile, rep* ml>
those American ntartyrs of of
Jimmy Doolittle's Tokyo raid.
The slogan. "Back the Attack With
War Bond;.." is addee**^
to you. Rich num. poor man
worker, boss. matt, woman ' t e n <i
?you~at!~ have somnx htrre?ro?trrH
to yoij country at a time like
Icing an American you did n
have the libra u> trade brc.td?Lu
tin itv/
Otlier Antericans at e to t hin :
in assault boats at this moment.
Waiting for INVASION!
It 's assault time for you too.
I IIS NO Sl'BSTITl I li
FOR WORK
To. Imp
Ill tlie years since the war beiraiu
we have it^iearmui?one Liu.
port-ant lesson?.the secret that
n.ade this- country great in the
past and- that save the world" a
new goal of prosperity and fi-.otioni
at which t?' aim.- This Tosso'n
ii there is no substitute for hard
w ork.
- A w i.se mail- on e said that nine
ty percent of what men eal! genius
is-?>nly a-ltdwi: for hard wp'k.
And he was pretty near i"'"gkt.
The great discoveries. the eiei
| liiventieTrsT the great deeds-wen**'
jclaini were done by men with an
infinite capacity/ for taking painty
men who were not easily discorraeed.^who
went right on
ing even when they dhln't warn
to keep" at it. who .just wouldn't
give up as long as there was some
thing to be done.
There isn't -any other way '
succeed. St:cce-s. must have
fivni foundation if-it i- to he per
npineirt and that iirm fourdatto
a lies energy . labor and ?.o::
IU uunu.
During our prosperous year.-, wi
nought too much for 'short cuts t<
v. hat we wanted. We let our w ish
ps govern our actions. We hunt
tnl madi\ an Alladdin's lamp uh/'i
we cou]<) simply nTDTTo" ?ma1;e ?nn
wildest dreams come true. W,
indulged in sriiiji courses. "l.Pair
>< it kniTf niTort "drr.tiwo aifiiu '
rxercise or dieting." "Easy, jobs
at good pay" were our slogans
We didn't want "to give up to suc>
(red?but success comes only thr>
self-sacrifice, not ly sacrificing
others. . !'
-?Xou we 11avr aca.n leaiTfed tlu
-habit. j)f vjerk. All of . s. hnv
.something to do these days, and
ve are finding out that the more
.ve do. the more we ran do. We a?<
developing new skills?from tin
white collar men who have gone
into the factories to the hotvoket i
or who has g me hack into the
kitchen. We are all learning hq?w
to t^ork?and above all to work
together.
When the.war is over. will w>
tic satisfied to go hack to oar prewar
attitudes? Or wrll we put
the now1, knowledge- into making
this world we have worked t<i
save, tin world in wlii' hwe want
in live, the world we want to pass
-dnwjv t?> 'future (fenerations. If
we work as hard for peace as wc
have for war we can win the victory
of peace and set up for all
time the kind of a world of which
we have dreams, a world of opoo'rtunitv
for work, for service
for all mankind.
C UAAKY I'lUiSUYTKIUAN
cm ftcn < i.osr.s itic; KAI.I.Y
Winnshnro - The Calvary Presbyterian
church has just completed
it- Quarterly Pally u:i h i tin
-direction of the tiustee hoard
with (' li- Heath, sr.. i jjf
V. pissell. clerk and .1 W. .McDowell.
trca?>irer; setting a r.cv.
oii 'Snanfc m'r. Aotrust.
'.Mr. A. Uus?ell personally trav.
$1 I l.*Ht - n-tttf wH-s re-1ionsiid<v?fot
the following choirs; The I.le-J Jack
choir ingests.Op; '! h st
Mark choir trivinc $20.00 and tin
I'ussi II Funeral Home choir' iriv1
inp $11.4*. Mr. Ilus-wll is one <>1
the most outstanding elders o|
our church and is alwavs willing
to -rice liberally to help the chord
The ioports of the clubs arc a1
follows: Mrs. Jessie Russell $?1.
50; Mrs. Mamie Harmon $11.50
| Mrs. I'll ma Foster $08.50; Mrs
Sarah McCullough $11.50; Mr. ('
j HE. Heath, Sr.. $.'13..'{0; Mrs. F.sto
fTenry $o.rnr;- TTTsT .lanie Me Fad
den $2.18; Mr. Simon Davis $25
Miss AWttda Maxtor $20.12: Mr
Mellpwell $5.00; Mr. A. Russel
$144.00. Each club . reached iti
mark. The tflRtrnr been $2;
for each club. T>?tal amount" iTu
~ ed 1504.35. **
: *'f.1 _ J. ? _ii* ^ ?
USjNq THE MOMENTS |
H>- F. P. Del.aino ~ T
When one thin!;* of this vast cren- i |
tior\ I
j And one's duty man to man '
i He can see his obligation to use |
Everv moment tiiat lie can. -i-ln
I 1
I a
For just a little word ill spoken '
Among at! other good^orrcs tis''d ~
May somewhere on lrfe's jourm \ U)
T*c(i- . - - Ilh
TTk
list a moment lonnfiny I ^
When one is making'hay ! ir
M^y' make one's cattle go an htin- ^
1 -f .' - " 'n.
Many and many a day.
ic
.Just sixtv little seconds '
*
I From one's short life eie t
MeiTns^fus~t_one short minute j
i From being entirely perfect.
"
"So am 1 .loins u"?'l m>" job" c
Is the thought that comes to me j >l
1 ^ antT you "*"
! Fnr so great is the harvest j_ , a1'
t"nd the laborers are so few." t'1
I s.
CA.MDKN JO I f!N(IS
I so
I We were very pleased to sec |
* ml th'k with R?v. and Mrs. J. A. I
'JrmUe at our home church. New t>fi
Fa the! last (cundny?. He I Lh
' i's :> In I'lvoil n.i<t?v- <?'" the chmcJi I
- ?o sotwrTico-o ami a CJuustiiW-U'i-n- I hi
ileman at that, an ahle. 'ami f- ' - | <!L
'speaker. hi
His w'.'fc is of Newberry, our ui
noted home and is doing her to
st by lo r husband* in his..feeble- st
iess. Sr. Phil;p?his pastorate, the
".liter ts?rvr'ht there and he w'l! +
r.pvp to pass through?Camden in
-elting out. hence Rev. and M s.
iaivlil'.1 rentonv or that our I; ' ' ->
cv hat-vs op tho?outside for . yon (.|,
~ TH my hoTTTT Vv'v <h |i,.'llt?-It I'll'"! ?
.r<_. -< ;j;?d" will dn so. - M
as. Add'e R- r??m ha-s - .,
ed Jvmr?uf-te-r?plrn-cHit?visit < ii:__
TTatrrmm 07 M-rb:?twt-i?
~ Vis. Ji't.n tii ui' i : I'h'dfdi 11
i'h' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J.
; '! e ?Wrfsh1" IT?V~. . " " k
' ~Mrs. I'mmn?Jones?H i ePh' jt.?" 1?Mis.
S. 15. I'ayton-" is ha k :
t er her v te.itinn in NTC .with o "
- inter M'trmte "A'-TT""" a'ni ntrrey 1
These .'ire Jec't.-on t> itch err. fr*
for work. Recent visitors of M *'d
. a lid Mrs. I. t>. .Marshall are Mr ='
;inio i ' iu*>f>o <?J " * h'fcn'/vh.tjt. I >?
' -ter-in-h'w; Mr. and Mrs. AYi- | "
iam \\>iu or I'ih-m". . S. <\ v* I '(
~ ?v>iiiv!~r"-rVd?' ?!?r??ht - utv* ~rAf
iin.;'-Mh;! i r academy whir' '
yi|] ?{>? ji Tuesday. 7th-.'
I>r. :.?)? ! Mr-. .J. I'. Pi-hot! Ii.i
as their iruc-is th'ir dau^lv ,
Mr. and Mrs. M. \\ . Campbell an.
on Mil'ard dr., Wa-d4nt;ton. Ih (
, -sind Torh. Sgrt. and Mrs. OniricT.
Pickett tiu- youncrest son. S'.r
mil Mrs. Pickett arc stationed a'
;.!>> ! V; i [ >nr'Tt, Mis--. --T
Also visitiuir' them wore M>
')aisy U-Liirihill and duiuriit' r
Miss Ann;* I.ovise of WashinjMo>Mrs.
Bessie Dij's. wife is'dcK'tri
_ .Pil to lie, at. home from -Nashvill p
| Turn., where she underwent an <>;
nation in Hubbard hospital. Me- "
harry Mcdi'eal cnllejre.
Mis. Bertha Williams Thoinp- ' l:
son has returned from North < a ( ^
~ rblina. Her soTT Uoscoe of the C | 11
I , S. forces is spending a few days j '
with her on upper Campbell St. !
; . "PDFLUHE
"T i
r**f i'fifirjVifvrr ' <r''? ? 4.1 . .
THE PALMEPFO LEADEK
Lews In And
he Forest" JFity $
ia i i. \\i), CII'IO
X
liy Rosalie 1). l)a\is ^
Wo wish lo tnank Mrs. l^tnj^ .j.
,i m'ii i -<*k 2.117 Last -tL??St.. Xui_
v cai s subscription to 1 liv I'al- *i*
ptio i.ciulcr. I he very charming *|*
.... 4 uin..ii. i> a nal.ic oTIiafn- v
.n.ss v.iandena 7ttr~ Ian inguud is A?
t Mouse yuest oi her mother and V
TTie . .ii. and Mrs. llenry kice j* ]
22oZ hast 10o Si. Au.'s hi. la y
?oir is an instructor in the school ?j? '
stem of .Marion, S.C., and is a !|!
oce of Mrs. Mamie Ciassawtty Y
liiitson and Mrs. Juittie tiassa- *j*
,y. stawi iyht of- L?~t- |.'!0 M. - y ^
Mrs. Marv (imMii' ??t" IHiiluilnl. A *
nu._liiL^ Mrs. Adilie ?:
tltimorc. Md., Miss Mildred X
tdmcs oi Jackson, Miss., Mr. Al- X
it Ciates of Detroit, Mich., and *j" J
r>?THMgoerlte Kitt^ht of .Miss. %
, . ..i j^ 'is in the home-of Mr. .j.
Al Mrs. Grant H. Davis and mo- Xer
of East 93 St., last week. *!*
9 t
Mi'i'c, J.cnnie Crooks?g"""f V_
Ci. is in the city visit inp her {
ns Messrs. Tom T. and John H. i
ripht. A
Mr.. W illiam Webster of East X
... y
St.. is visiting his sister in ? <
jyton. Ohio, ? . -j?
.imI Mrs. Geo. Wright of 10. .j.
Eu.iit.. pave, a. family- reunion X
(titer A up ust 31st in honor of *?*
I hi other, Mr. Ephraim W'ip- v.
ns". and other out of town vjsi- >
. V )
rs. t:,e dinner was served picnic
vie nu fonp tables nieelv anar.p
oi. her back lawn. X
fhi' .Missionary Society of An* *j*
>eh llnfjJ'st rhrirrh sponsored an
tei iomin musical tea <>n Aup.is* .j.
'. I" e lower auditori m of the X
iiire'-i was beautifully decorated X
I ' eiieme. preen .and pink, tA V
oun of musicians speciuliuinp in { j
..'Vaiiaii music was the main feu-3?
il;e"" tho prnpranr?The- intisian
u enrinp ~Iei^ "ai ou.iul their X
<-k- were directed l.y Mr. C. D. |{*~
' s-ow Mrv, Xnrna l'r wo U il ?
n. a returned missionary from ?|?
frit a pave a very ii:t"re?tinp v
lk. subject "Ants'.", Mrs. Wilson "c">;
jl . narrwM?m?rmtrv.. enst mm r-?--W-n?
Mr-. Myrtle Jlell, distinp iMied ; .
ucator of thi.s city', was the mis- ! prai
anary day speaker at M'essiah |
ipiist church on 'Sunday.' mm n- ,
p 2'.'. !! r subjecT. wa-: ^ ^
Itiide for Post-War Planninp."
r~-T tins rorr M. ?Prmcc was- i nr?-K
aipo of the propram. ... net
Flowers for the occasion wore nipl
rnisbed by .Mrs. Marparet Du- |. Ion
<f :uyi the Mis.-ionnr.v >ovie't.v. .-the
vol end A. I . Ifose h. pastor. his
McCOI.E NEWS '
icai
1 ' ..
iv. L.-.ticmcJi.-KcporU'r
*>i r
\\ o st ill Ides^rd to linFe?nf lie
"W of* iTTT yy'utttr' men in army j !
rv.ro to v isit, lis. .Foe I'ahn, <ta- ! S
. "1 at (treat I.ukes was in the 1 es
7y oh h > In st f urloiiu'Ri He is Tloj
th?' \iivy. Pvt. Garfield Uo'ner- vor;
hi. 1 iittiiiin <1 at Fort HrsiUK was -Inn
ihv"iity on a week onjd visit, nun
I " T ."'.Tillle Foster. stmtio'n'"?t Oil
-4-ooHtf- Island, \. Y..?is in?I lie rett
ty. isiliiig relatives. and friends. er
in i? "vi: ^v i
U.K.* .-WMVim; V^UIVIN <11111 *?>ll.
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. TO FR.E.EC
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ALLEN MW
(\himbia, Soi
EST A BUS
I NO IK Til K .'
Lilt! AFRICAN ALETIIODI
An Institution interested in
?Women w ho are Seek in,
opn intr C<?n>-sep loading '
Do^ives?-?Divisiun.sr
''.iutfftiaffo and Literi
Inclmlintr Fnplish. Fr
the Ancient I^angruag
1 cii'iices^
?Including?Biology-.?
- Mathematics;
NC?al Sciences?
In huliny \So,;oN>py.
cat:on, Geography-, ai
ilome Economics?
Including Art. Clot hi
Ilnmr Management, I
- crvirc- Courses; and
* 11 no, Voice and Or*
Instruction are ofTeri
Music,
A WcIMh.l in ed Kxtra-Ci
vuumI. itu hiding Athletics,
aI Activities.
. THE QFAUT
AUTUMN(
BEGINS SI
1 K Fl !I'I I' hit IX KOU-M ATllj
? ? the
?01
Srr.iud k. li
m*ry
Jan- m (die c it y visiting
id fat her ilr. John l>. .Murj hy. J
is. .Fannie While- lias teiurhhome
after spending ;P lew
s in New York.
i vi i> miH'h last Thursday
it when he v.as driving along
g and aitei.i|.ted to go across
Seaboard rail road crossing
a t<.mobile choked down on
track and refused to crank,
"reigiil trail' was moiiig s o
r him that he lea, cd from the
to >.;V hi- life. Ine ear wa?
I TTJ7. eiydhe is proud I Kill
Kf* I'vcmi leaped f i??,\i tlii' ear
i. e t'i 1vTT\ i.- hi-- tiTr.
ci-. i?< s at the various churchBeaver
Dam. Presbyterian,!
icwcll aihI Mount Zioti were
> good Sunday. Numbers of
reh goers turned out in large
ibers.
r home economics teacher has
trnt'if to her home and wtrrrvtss
verv much, Miss Maria John
!
ilk mm
* . <% .* e. ; y -
iVERSlTY |1
nth Carolina \ |
HED 1870 | |
I Y
U SI'KIN OF } J
nT EPISCOPAL CHCRC1I y i
i_ Young Men and Young !? i
g a Christian Education. ? ?
to thy A.r,.. H.S..- iinil B.D. jj f
|i
iture? ? t
I ?
mien. Spanish. German an.l y y
es- - X X
' 5 ?
? ?H
Chemistry,?Physios?ami $
IvTuvimirs, History, 1'a.lua- ){ ,01
ul Political Science; * lj. S
- - "A '
n?, Foods and Nutrition. " ' 5
lomo Economic- Edit ation, ; &
~ Psychology und "Religion. x
?ai1 \ I
c*?I in the Department of ;{; A
Lirri' idar Program-is Pros- !? 9
Dramatics, Forcnsics, Cho- 'j! o
i;ii system 11
QUARTER - f|
iPT. 14th. - -| |
N. ADDRESS
registrar, 11
rr? : ~ |~f
' '|' r,
iffR'ns, President I: o
?
S. S. was opened at the tisral
uour. with the Supt. and teachers
at their post.
Tlie. regular Communion servicer
oj" St Stephen A. M. F7T church
was hold Sunday by the Pastor
Rev. Frank Alston which w>?targely
attended. Thome "He
weiit a Little Further". Three
babies were bajitized. Namely:
Mordle Yorng. .V.sii',i'?rie U'tnet
and Yomanm Glover.
The night services were opene
at 8:0n p.m. with the pastor. lli*
theme" was '"Ci? <I is able to Heliver".
M'ss Klnnra Simnt'Mis is home
i-itiiij.' her mother Mrs. I.ula B.
I.ilev and other relatives.
Those attending Mt, f'armel
A ssocration .S. Si convention from
Mt. Calvary Baptist church: Mrs.
Marie .Simmons', Mrs. Louise
Young delegates, Supt. George
Tonkins, and Mts. Ada Brown
.Misses Ormeloher and I.ueile p
Glover are h'ure visitin*/ their
brother Mr. Sandy (ilover.
Mi-;, Kllie- Palmer i- vTsilhtj? #ITt'r
<5;inrj*li*?*rs Misses l.illi-nn !\iv' I
I onise Palmer in Philadelphia. ac
companied by Miss A1 bertha Norion
;<> Philadelphia. -
The many friends are sorry t?
hear fi'htV.T the hftrrimjj of Mr.
William Urown's car on Saturday
r.ifiht.
Miss Margre't I'aiiey is home vis
.tin1.' parents Mr. and Mis. I'.ailey,
Mrs. Mattie Williams has re
turn home after spending several
iweks wsitinf her sisters in FarAr
p ? C
fnington, W. Va., and Alia me. ()..
a <
and brother in New Kensiton, Pa.
Master M. P.. Handa'l Jr.. arriv- i
I I
ed home Monday nierht from Flop- j
cnee after snendinir a wonderful nl
: ummci with his tin le and aunt 01
Rev. and Mrs. W. I). Primus. He '
was ac.ompanied _l?y his mother.!
Mrs. M. H. RttndalL After ten'
v celts stay Rev. and Mrs. W. I) 1
Primus and family; also Mrs. Sarah
Adkins of Savannah aecompa-j
lied them on their return.
.Miss Madlee Glover left Mon | ''
day for Charleston where she will i1
continue her studies at Burke In- 1^
ciustrial hiyrh school. ! .
MisSes Lula Powell and Willie '
Mae Ulmer left Tuesday for ' .
Beaufort where thev will continue j
their studies at .Mather schooT
Mr. Pufus Willrams who is in \
the N'avy at Great Lakes. 111., left
Sunday after spending a few da\s al
with his mother Mrs. Rebecca MicH bi
dicton and sisters Mrs. PTssIe WilhnThs
and Miss Lula Mac Middle hi
ton. _
M, 11. Randall, reporter |
>. Sat.
STATE A. & M
Orangcburj
1943 FALL SESSION 1
negular Courses leading t(
in Agriculture, Mechanic Ai
Teacher Training, L>usin<
Arts and Sci
Special War Emergency Cou
Competent Faculty, Ex
Reasonable E:
Not*: On account of the war emi
on Saturdays, thereby "sh<
one month.
Ffir fnrll?i>r informal inn
I.
yooio.ooo coo 0009000 c?oo 00000 o
MORRIS C
SUMTER,
A Monument of Neg
4-he Pride of Ne
_ ^ _ . jES^ssj^s
High School
School of Ecluc
Liberal Arts
School of Reli
School of Mus
\i:\ r session begins
September
Rates Reasonable Catal
- J, P. GARRIC
1 Morris
'VUW1UG Q O OOQOgOOO.DO?tO Q O O OQ<
Benedict
MK(;iNS NIi\T
wl:nN(vS!> \y. SEPI
Monday, September 1.1
Kcp.'istratioti for I
Tuesday, September
Kogist rati< n I )ay
St adonis
| Cta sses Begin Wed lies
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Who. was tli(- lirsl Negro to,
liter the United States Naval j
L'hdcmy at Annapolis? I Or
Q. ># Who beeanie Oie first ath- * 1
tc to ".in the national decathlon Ul
r.d pentathlon championships hi J
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Q. Who is the Haitian minister
> the United States?
-Q-. -What N'eyro president was ',u
lid n visit hv President ! '. P ''
ooaevelt on his history niakhttr , .
asahlanea trip?
Q. Who was the first N*"e"o ra- i'n
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10 announcer ?n the City of I'.ii -
inertiain ?
Q.- Where wi s. .finimy L' nee rd
Jtl\c popular Noyro orchestra
ader -horn? I1'1
r\ \f\ ? i . ?. . t I ti i
v<. >tno- was me itiic William ""
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I tli" acu'cniv from IHT'2 to 187:> we
Lit did not gradiiVto ' wT
A. The late. John Rorican topk AI
nth these* titles in 11)41. sit
A, Andre Lrautaud. , sp
A. President Kdwin Barclay, of i
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urday, September 11, 1943.
COLLEGE |
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iEGINS SEPT. 15 j
u Bachelor's Degree , ]>
its, Home Economics,
jss Administration,
iences. J1
rses in Mechanical In- ''
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ice and Management. ;
cellont Facilities, <?
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prpency classes will be held ' |
inciting the school year by '<
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write < v
THE PRESIDENT I T ^
ute A. and M. College?,??
Orangeburg. S. C. 3 J
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ogue Sent t'pon Request S
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College, Sumter, S. Cr
College
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I
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for Hoarding'
day, vSeptember 13 I
mat ion
HKS, President
wnwnwo wmm.w wuawmmmaM
1 ?*rw.
William fllevin* who liai
an on the snnic radio station f'?r,
<-r 1(1 years.
A. Denver.
A. One of the first" Negroes to
vlavlvd^
n<(? of repres.Titat ives Ti< also
i'ved Ik years as executive sectary
of the -jfovcrnors' oo'-neil,
SWANSHA NKWS
Little Miss Marion Howman of
tnircluirjr was the y^iest of litMiss
N'a/.rv Davis the past'
'Ok.
Mrs. I'. Lewis' of Xew A ork aro4
here loot Tinnadnv to ?
r sister Mrs. I .urine Jones who
now in tfrt* hospital ht Oranceiir
and is iroitmtr <>n fine. Mrs.
wis is visitiny other relatives in
ailL'oluiiar
Mr. llurse L. Davis of Orangci
tr: Mr. Cnllit* H. Davis o f
. 'niffl-urv:: Mr. Cleveland Davis V
Swansea; Mi. Jolm I.ee Davis
Swansea ami also her nunts
ss Mary .1 Davis ami Miss Snie
1? Davis, Mr. E. Davis arid
ni'y all of Swansea; also Elder x
F. 11 ihlehrand of Orangeburg
(1 Air. Henry llildehvatid of Co.
n'oia. The dinner giuats of
s M;uy J. aruLSojjhre I,. ami
L, Davis ami family on Friday
re l?ev. I. II. Alston and his
fi'i Mrs. FMnaT.dr Alkloh. Kev.
ton is the dean of Allen univcry
Columbia. A lovely day was ,
ervtk *
II. L. Amuker.
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