The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 18, 1943, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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~ AHh WH \bH AIP
TO DO JVSTfCR? '
By Ruth Ta> lor
Air we afraid to do justice? .
When I saw that caption in one
of the religious publications that
come to ^niy desk;! fts -rmpication
?its application to our present
? problems?struck n\e like a biow.
""" " Al'P tve afrai.t^to-rin-?
This is the answer we must give,
to those pseudo realist* who have
forgotten to remember the idealism
which carved for tiiom, out of
an untouched continent, ihosi. t ea
lities to which they cling. This is
the challenge we must fling ai
J.hose isolationists who ignore t >i
spirit that created from the r
sources of the earth a nation sell
sufficient errough to dream it coj^o
staird alone.
, Are w$ afraid to do justice?
Must we fear fair treatment fm
all men? Must we draw a harrier
of class or'.ereed or color and
say?at this point?we must modify
our ideal of equality of oppor
lunuy ana 01 juswce oeioro me
law'.' Must \VF uoii.N ireonom *>
speech or worship to those who
an noi- thinl> as we no? Mu^t We
keep some people in the shackles
? trig would |ift them-to our lovol ?
Are we utfsiti to give to ail muiu
the rights we claim t;jr nurses* ?.
Are we afraid to do justice?
1 he world: is too small for anything
brjt brotherhood; Htrt? t rr
establish brotherhood, there must
oe -jUHtn-e toward aLi-nieim_\\_m>ever
fear* justice for others wih
practise ;injuatice upon oincrs. j
~ Are wfe afraid to do justice'.'
1 he out WBV to make sure tin, i
there will not l?e another war i I
to mote out justice toward al j
men everywhere?a justice baser
upon equality before the law am
hefore God. Not a maudlin I.udy
Bountiful charity toward the mi>nr?^u7Tirte,
Trur a fair adminrmation
of the law of brothcrhoo.
j,. without enseless distinctions of
ft-- race, color, or theory. To quote
again irom a religions.- paper:
"tiO<l hits -made -tins earth rich
??enough?fur evury'body's nomi.?h...
not rich enough for anyl-ody's
greed."
an' we afraid to do justice?
f
YOl K TROI'IILKS
?>*' Hj F. J. DcLaine
m Before i-o*i t(.|| v.ori?l yo.it
troubles
Ponder a lew things in yoi r minil
Am I tbe only fellow, in wlmbi
Fate is so unkind.
ItEfc
,
& > Would it aid in civil betterment
,.e?> body would know
P&V The many, many hardships
The other fellow undergo.
I","Jtien?too my?neighbor has Mir
troubles
yji, And I wonner if he'd care
p~ To take upon himself more buiH&Than
he is obliged to hear.
What?"1 your comirualdh be.
Proceed to tell or withhold >
Ig^*" ybur conscience tclleth thee.
* ?
BETWEEN
<i;y
I)KAN (iOinK)N H l|AN<W
1 HK NKU INTKHKACI \U
Atthorgh irrtfrratn?^m wit
recent jears lias ticen dispaia:
and t.'.e intcrrac-ianst lu.s m
inisiiiTders'.mHl anil mien man..!
tlu- i i i>?-:|>ic- on id iyi! j: .iiii . .
la.ism is iauainc.iu.i y sm
?<s iioie?two R'ro. ps ;ac in. ml
.eg.ii enaciit.eins ot co. .n.u>'
.. i.yio me there are t
cam iiie\ iiniile pro .ems, i"*?t
upon?e?e cuoiiuUiil-y; o.itl cm
. uii may ac- than a an 0^ a c
?< ?u. me- . . .HI; i.> , i.
Inleriaclalism ?.? a . . ukc hi
L.e c>i<etii that sc if. eg.... ' ? cri
?1m>?iX^a]j,i K Kt?n.s .i.e g
morons airrt me spejtnCulor. u .
jiiaytii a stiii.- ji:,nai pnih m
-au.Vul.f'V ut. Jnr A"' v. A?Hrt?t
.. st,' ? ur me iiu.av. live wt.it
...... .... q.. ...^ -p. '.... . J t
peim- -cry laig. iy upon me ti
. '" } i>f inLtwi .i l:i! is11. i . ..e i
with the aiivexirvy prooitms ai
ing Ir.nn uit- pi inc.pie :n... ; ;
lice el seg i cva. ' .>. ".
imta-ry.
i t. .- i,. > I N ( J
' i? .. .. t . i . vT"*i?f i 1 i i
..at. hecii torn with nets a.id ne.
I riots; ami the riots we i.n.e a.i
, ed are t'ti-ite ag sei ions as?*???
we have witnessed, .Just as i>
>ons in the system nV.si yiii.Ve
a.head il physical death i> in
ii.erteii. so. into, racial had Inn
must eoilic. to a head neiore i
nation - is .in position to adva;
moral.y. Kiots are n?r more to
i noison in the moral svs.i'ni m' i
! nation uoininn m a noa.:. iiisic
I of be ill ^ u .cause of exeossivo
tarni and despair. these riots ii
boils upon the body cause ait*
. oit?m?!rr?MiiTru'ti?to ' Lut.sia
lional (ioiifleiieics; au>> it pn?t
u on is i'. at; i..oasvil C.< i.tay
a:.on i. a. ' \\ in . raii; - tiiv
* ^ * I l'l? C ?11 I .
i rai l is a u'toat hi*. ?>i
V. I..a. 1.1 l'?li.- alio;..:> !( t ' >> I'll
I .1 . ii. lb teal i\:' inn iti ions s< In
p a oioss.ay j!i - insjiiii-e. il '
I! Ill rt*i 1 ITTT-?IT-?i mi: . 111! ; ' I HI v*
tn that : i
a. ...< . pt;. Jii.'il in i.l.K s' of ;
.i i.i : o.;. U ,t i.in I lie ; as', t
aoe'is inii rraiial Molts iu.vo in
...Ha iii*n o iiian a it una i. on c
"o> ami i'7.ii...i.iatTH's nt. tin* ruttn
i lie possibilities ot inioia aeiaii:
?i-H 1 if i 11 Li.'?i.'\(>inl ni .iiiliin I t-PVi
silly, jn . 1'iiit.n.f ;i* i:i;11 a sniuii
ii ilie ;i .mo n; inlorrai .al iii
('lis.
1 ho i jots' hiivo had. two M
eiiefKo.u ot;0'.?> biT'11.i- Plr-rrc
.si iiavo shown tho .siiau
unless o! i.no natrons in Im
?.i)I caI conclusions ami soiom
..v.. niiM- um <?.' toillinullll It's I
??\C to a-.,I hy M'lltf ?>.?.' ?"?I l.V
.?-l\ o I i?Ml.it'll : I's.llil'l'il
.1. i. ^ imi' r.?. .a* jiiimot
ai-lyi \t;v tia.- -<>.
i Tain i m* --11t <11 i. ?rr
-ynj?< nil l.kt* int.- i<?k":y hi nealn
.'fiii'li I'aui spoke in inif hi It..- i
piled momt'iil.s.
K.asl >t. I.o. is ha.- uf i-r re t
. rt'i fr?.,ii tlit' si ai.a- 11f
cm pi a i, mr.if known as- the ta;
i'al of the autoTnnrrvr innn.-try.
ti\v thought of niaiiut "a- the Ci
where wliiiis ami .
. ai-aiatrti'ii. thy capital nf dm i
"tion lias nut litTi! now p. It- a";
Kiirii-r lias Aji'.ai)la. .ia-'. In
i'.aniel'ul These late rio.s mc c
* /< ."VTII I I " I H 1 1 i'' V. ?ltV i
IfJuanlia of New YorU ha-nass
| declare tliat the riot it: llarh'ivi
ccont date was not a "race ii?>
.it.oujrh to all. inti-nts ami pi
o.a*? il was. I'ivcn tlie .Nejru
liinied in the denial. If tin.- i i<
do no more than make the njiti
siiati.ca of itself for cultivati
> I li.'i I-V- LI., t . m
riots, they wi!I have sertTtl
"heneiieent purjioseT' ~
IHK NK\N INTKRK.U lAJJSM
r Ol.t o:' tie !Vh I..11 1'i
> <>f these. i'"t < '-=tn?Eest
v-M". :
1 - '
! . . "
"BACK THE
* ^
JUT
I THE LINES
K eeu in U).v very feverish attempt;
being made throughout the tiatioi
^1 to avert such i'iiy manifestatuu
, of jhterraeial'discord.. One of tin
"J1 w i aiHiesses of rhe ntd?interracial
0(' .sni was its remedial nature. Th<
l" in'.eri'aeialists waited until troubh
was precipitated ami they thei
,l " | iiKiNuai i<> call "a meeting <> .
" " me he->t whites and Negroes" 11
.tttat-rn?arrm??at some comnioi
u- ..1 ...vancing that should hav<
i.\ et at previous to tin
lV< . iet or disorder.
' . i' tlie laU'i 1 aeialists of yester
" ay had called as nuuiy meeting
u : en:-.(iy trouble, their retort
watiia be far more commendable
,a* ,. he outUieaii of riots of reeen
>ad?- D eailii g for iiiiother tyjx
hu' . ii.ie. niv 1; 11 sjji which is net ;i
d.'.v?t*mn primarily rbiViedial
10 ) t | reventivel This new proven
ve into, racialism .holds grea
l,"t in i-e lor the future.
*-** dme southern?liegional coupe 1
... 01 gaii:/.e>i m .-\tianta * it;
u" in outgrowth', of tlie Durham con
Ai.it ?f. inleri iu-:ali>nt. should In
r rtn..trny?roiitetiiai or preventive
i- .i>i;iiniiiC.i to pre eiuion
till' III W Jll t i fl i' : ' 1? I 1 ll:is
u" i e possibilities for the cause oi
r'11 i v ia i iti. i i. i.ik.o.is.
V.'r TtHSTKR I* AUAXUAUlfS
jly - _
i >,i Mr*. Imv.ii-.h A!ayk Reicl \yith "tie"
oa it. lei. Miss. Ilutli Heed a n <
no nte.e .uiss i'.uua V. arior left loi
till : t;i: t " tie. in ... oifu-.air. X. J. at
ne vcr?visiting her mother. .Mrs.-Km
mi if a AbieK., .feler St. .Mrs. iU'ioi
McCullbujrh Ctosby has re turtle.
!Ve " . 1. City" after a delijrhlfu
u. stay of two weeks here with hei
mother. Mrs. Aunie Kato?_
?vT ^indents who left fpr eolle^i
.,e ..i;> \\\ek ii'e: Mi?s Jiorothv ? .?l
lioath. Miss Yelr.ia- Uuekson. Mist
1 ' irjj^.iiiit'iitir'U; State tolie.ue
i:? "Mi.-s 'Sarah Crosby-,e Miss Ann.
lit lie Spaiui. T'liss .lo.-ie Waii-r
i. .>> ...my Ifopkins. Miss Anjrb
in I- K ij~.. a.iss Mae Uost^ AoiOi
--rt?M+t?Kiiwuitb (.'ro<i.y :?KU-inpstoiie
> "m i >. UrrtTr .J.i. i.o ? .?.>1 i -s?lto.?:i?hrr-.
i ). , 11liii.oii., Miss .Mattel Wriy I
e\> Tiaiuplo.n li.St.. A?i<s Henruttt
Vl, i i e..i..eistone.
it-' Mr. tioili'rey James eioae liomt
rrt.?; l'"in?< lo. ela...I.?CM,?4?n'oi??
mil few (In;, s lure w it it ho- i.0".he>
t-r I !f tl< ir?I a nr. ?ui?i Mauri ai .!? .
i . . ' .
oil j ... a.i'.i til ees.
v - ~ w . > e* i .e- na- rt'Hi'"!
| eil lo-Chester after so'ii.lit tt liv
i y si m.iier in . "i . t it.v.
ry~. Arris iii'+ lornm- _iru.ti plum."
?e-| where tn.-\ spout tlie_su.'.iiuei a t
cii Vi'^-i i.. . Kiej;-. Miss Mai
ay Uo-i Aiitiir. N.V. City; Mr. The."
re- : " < .eo. I'u AlisS,. (tfhirru
?e '? li'.'ik r t. Al ileienii U'oiJUii?
a if . . : i y; ..us.-, l lata l.iov. u
a- U.iltiinoi e: Mr. William. Thwi.iip
e?| sun. \!. a'sh'n^i"ii; .Miss Alma fiiit'
n-x ra?H H:i ' ' 'II' I< !
Mis. Blanche Batiks .and hu
i:.- t\t > i... u iici > M. - (.iCni'Ca
i.a ...c Inn it ' have reUiniei
>. - from Brooklyn. N.Y.. where the;.
p .r. t he >. i ii 1.
;>i ':r. .VC. naiinoii and hrothe:>
were called here It tail Ua.sin.ii.:
ly io:il t; r the l'une.ai of (heir Brain
. .. iter, hi r>. .Vaiiey tHey.
ta- I'.':, W'iiite A: kih.-oit .. a- hert
i: . "atniay t'iorr. (.'amp <iunion, (ia
.w s ., a.H. i.;.\neiis. Mrs
an .1 nlia Sper.ee. Mr. -J. W. Hpen< e
...- tji at i a.I -. Mi.-. Mtivtrie Stew
, . > i.aniens, wne nere. San
ol e i ,l erai i i' ,\|; s. Be-ic
Walker,
u'v sse i 'co anil ICI'/aiielIt W-asr
ies iiijft.on .have B'">ne to V'W -Jei -e\
us o :>n iten tinue stay with telaon
lives,
MB Alls. Kami e I). Heath of Km*,
-y '-haw. is visiting her son and hi~n?'.amil;
, Ah,?P. 1..?Heath. Sr.. <>i
~~e.new.ry ST Mr-. Healh is ^ITs
j Doro hv Heath's jtraiidniotlier.
i A son was horn to Mrs. Mar
I joi ic Smith of Wilh-1? ?jr at tii.
he ri vor .hiiivpi nil. AloBvr and h;.h>
?" - ^ & "
AT TACK WT
TI1R PAI,MK no LEAD
' ME A NTS V |
' COMMENTS'
) By M i'liam McKinlcv K?? innn
1
e mi: ants
? i
:? Xnj^T'i American* have a defii
'i'tr i" ?i in the Third War Loan,
t IV- a Hess of Ivv yoj may feel
i "about .-onio thi ^ on the home
l- not "l ack the attack" of o r boy3
c im the various battle fronts.
Our boys are fiphtini; the one
. i: ie< and they must have all the ,
s weapons to shorten the war, and
3?a? mi: c?Hrefr?safe ietn n. 1
We cannot alfovd to let out
. hoys down in these critical crises,
t Let its buy all the 'Bonds we can
l> in this Third War Ixian Drive.
On Sept. 10th' we journeyed to
1 the Flower Town in the Fines to
in lie' revival service for Rev.
^?Ar-fL Clark and his pood people
* of the Fir*t Baptist church. A
* threat number of members and
' I'ritnds attended each night. Many
^ tcstiiiid that never in the last few
< years have such snirit hni>? mum.
fested. Rev. Clark, the efficient
i"i?a graduate. of .Morris Col"
'pjre h:is been pastor of the First
i Baptist for seven years, and un1
dor his leadership the.chureh has
! ataxic many trains, *both financial >
m.i spiritual.. (ranger
Baptist Church
[ | iSvinday. Sept. 5th a large crowd
- j of melnbers attended -i-r\ ii o<. .\i
! ter devotional services the pastor
1 . pi caci.eo a wonderful sermon
i J Iron; the subject: The Kvil o 1
1 | Strong Drink. The ,Sunday school
r : elected their secretary Miss Bes!
:o M"t ant< as uelotrale to t
. J convention that will meet at St.
. i lohn Baptist civ. ten. Cameron on
i-pt. _>*>tit. Our mi pi. .1. Sco-ille
. | s president. Our pastor's wife,.:r>.'
u. ;.I; Bowman'is secretary.
. | "oto'l roiiection SbO.OU. i
Mi>- 1 i|?ie M. Milliard, reporter ,
r-p Let u,s. watch, light and prav. '
2-, T
. tine.?M-r-r?DUm-v M. i
; ! -. a ;?istcr nf Mivu.-jsiniris
> also a patient in the hospital,
flierr "mother Mrs. ilug es is con
ani-y at* their bedsides. Mrs
e i'.ite oi her pastor Hov. K.W.
_.Oa.iliv iinii his wile. Mr.-. Smith
in ( hr riotic. f.er -nusliand 1
~~ i- in the army. :
. i .en woi thy is a patient 1
n tTrr ho.-pltal. ,
si . ai ,\.r-. llaTold Spann
nave returned to Washington ail
i" ...g a week ?et\ pleasIidtK
itere. _
Mt>: .- ..mie Woods and Mr-.
.nil v..: > i!i arc visiting relatives
mil D-tenus in N.V. C ity, Philadel
' i;.. I .'.iininrc anil Washington,
i .? < iH'.-Un was sno.kcd to
nvn ol' t,u<-death of .Mrs. jk*s--ic.
Walker, who passcxr away a
i 1'a .I'.ctiu Mniiiifi tuiii. FaiKTUi
I ci \ ieo- were held Sunday afteri
a! alv.uy ilnptist e niiy...
t which -ho was a faithful mem?
lit; J " 4."* I ll'W Vl'itl'h Sftl
; ?? health. };n a>* j
i oA" frail. She-was a quiet, kind,.
i) :f.!c christian woinhti. aim
luindo.od her friends hv the hnn
red . Sjio lived in a white neigh
. horhood. and many ol" her wn.it,
; i icnus were at the church and .
einetoiy. K6v. M.T. Coker preacli
d a very touching Sermon iron
I Micali using as a text "AI
i-c o ami depart, for this is
rfrtni y.ti 'r l e.-t." Miss Dorothy 'A* '
i i.u.ini sang, Well Done. ( nr?l i
i?i i?yunary were lead by Mrs.
Klizii (isvinit. Mrs. Minnie Spam.
' iei.'i iiMH tnnis fioni tin- t'hris
'j.ai I'.iiiiji Aid Society. Mr. John
' ' I poke of her its a nienihgn,
i i >'i 'icty, and Mr. \iinuei
j -u.i.h of her as a nunn ei
i J . ;:i.. Miss .Julia Spann \vu.j
ii^i|i.' j 11 . i-hoir. 'Ph.. Jtii
r I
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M~?* ir
TH BONDS!!"
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J Columbia,
ESTAIV
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| ^li; AFRICAN MET1I
X?An Tir~.<it?ttWin ?nli*rest<
X Women w ho are Kc
J OfTorinjr Courses lead
? Decrees Divisions:
fc^angiragfc and Li
{
? Including. EnjrlisV
| the. Ancient Lanj
;{; In. hiding Jlioloj
{ Mathematics;
| Social Sciences?
Y
X In hiding SovMnlo
cat ion, Geograph
? ri<,me Economicsy
- \
\t\ Tnclirninn Art. ('
4; - Home Mara^'eme
A? : ervice Courses:
| Miiiin, Voice and
{ Instruction* are <
L ; Music,
| !
& ,\ \Vi>!l-B;ilan i-il Kxt
X otuteii. including At hlot
ral Activities.
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;!; - THK or A
| AUTUMN
I BEGi^
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;!; n:i: v\ inri-.i: ixkok.m.
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? Samuel R.
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' IT ~ M ("mi A11 TMfT.YlTrn
Ki?v. I*. S. Ili**k^. Pastor
W'v hail a wonderful S.. S.
'"a- tJHU'hl 1 n I br? *:<"!
y P,nf. (\ A P : M.I '
ery fo'iil. 'A ftrr ~ SmihI"v ? !
won' t?V the tV.nr mvrtrvrt- V
t is tit. Six?perKrrns. were bnp
d: Messes t leonhuji Wilson. \
ie ,.I. Owens.- Oenrye S mi it 11
!>nnny. Owens. Mrs. Lillie Con
;nd Rosetta Bvrd.
Wo \vi n? dark to th?* church
'? l)(i\vshi|?"fl the rand" l-'tpj
),f. yl>i reh. Tin pastor 'took
text from Kx-dns .'Irid, -snhii
umlenl.v I Wtil IP- With Von.
a) -??lle"?'on fi't.
Mr. AniJy Hi t.tor.. Deacon M
dors, Ruth. Luther Cm you. >
ora Turner. Mr. a ml. Mrs. I Aji
.otns.. Ofteon John J'th. F
. Mr P.ailey anil Mr. (\ \.
If wo.-s:|p'?eil ".Mil f. W' h
J' Knirv
Aft'. and Mrs. po-tr W
nent the week end with ih<
titer's parents Mr. an I Mrs
iah YoUnj*.
Mr. ami...Mis. SvIm ?ter?til
. 1 1 _ ?
(ji-iir nare armed in th?* citv
spend some time.
Mr. Tliomas Rice left last W
lesday for New Jersey to sp
:is vacation.
?Friend's ofmVI r*s?hu. Me?Hff
ill be uliiri to know she is
Joyed in West Point. N*. J.
Kittle Jose|Jii'de I>i 11 :tr 1 o'isi
ml? a? btrl i'tiay.?September H.?
Li'vtle Josephine FJilhud \
.estess to the X. ('. Mi tual TTi
eiiib Friday evt niny. Fee cr
loi crackers was served.
Rev. and M^. I', S. I lie's,
nd .Mrs. FosieV White and ?
Dra Via tier wen- the Sunday i
tier guests of .Mis. (ma U.
Vi rs. Cora Stewart is spenn
ometinie \y/th Mis. Minnie Sti
toon
ST. .'AM IIS A. M. ! :. (HUM
ICo t. t\'m. M e Finiial'l. I'a-tor
Sunday school is si ill p.'oyn
.ny ami at'l r tin ela-.- st'aty
the lesson Sunday the schoo:
wonderfuliy reviewed by Uc
' olden. The F'ible class is hotel
the banner financially and jui
tlass No. 2 attendance baiiin
,>unclay being our t'o. rth qiini
Ij conference the .Presiding, K
Dr. W. F?. L,. Clarke was j>re?
unci after preliminaries selw
his te<l from St. Matt. 22:12.
nay night Mis Cathei ine Fo
r.reached from the text Acts 1
theme The JPower of the 1
Ghost. Again we enjoyed a s
tual treat. .\t the close of
>e?mon the business part of
iny the assessment we Imuisht
fitter a nair of .shoes and must
that all of our quarter^ f
bee a_ good i>ut this last one
and money is left in the treas
^-tHe~retiOiXs-aeskejl un- I lie [iq.. i
TT'tnirr.?u.,.\\ n | .
?iresent and we were indeed i
v >tftve~her. -Several vtsHotv \
present. Come ujriitn you are
come.
? 55*JN1VERS1TY
South Carolina
LISHED 1870
HK AISPKES OF
ODIST EPISCOPAL CHCRCH
?d in Younp Men aniL'Young
eking a Christian Education.
ing to the A.E., B.S.. and B.I).
terature?
?, French, Spanish. German and
guugea;
ry, Chemist iy, Physics and
gy. M -linornji-s. History. I'Uuav.
and Political Science;
i
J
lot hint?'. Foods -ami Nutrition,
nt-,-Home---ICconumieV F.du a linn,
and Psychology and Religion,
Organ lr
ifYercd in the Department of
ra:Curri ttiar Program is Prosics.
Dramatics. Korcnsics, Ohot:tk?
systkm
si QUARTER
SEPT?14th-A
I I OX. A DDK ICS."
HE REGISTRAR,
OR
PresidentrtT~
"TRINITY NEWS
Rev. J. N. CaiiKhmae "asfpr
T'n . V. S. at 'tstril Sour. Pre.ypr nn
l<ie lr??? Myopia I nifrtUlT was ?on<
w Thi? hrincr on * fourth ouartorl
id rnnforenep wo listened to a wnr
f" r- derful sermon from the Presidin
tr<- "Ut*?Also John WerTs"^
\* i 1 'oral proochipr. Eove feast wn
am! taken. Elder Dunham's daughtc
iner was a visitor Sunday. We enjoye
he"7 veina rks f mm Miss 1")' nlvii
and Mrs. Josephine Xance and hr
n' 'n tighter \ve"e guests of lier mt
In Ur... week".
Mrs. Can'ie Boozer is visitin
T<? "u>r sister in New York. Mrs. pit
wor Jones left for New York o
lea- iceovnt of death in the?family.
Irs M>-s. P-itkerford visitedhe
ivi< brother in Newberry Saturday
lev Mr. Rutherford from Mississipt
R't was here to pav the last respec
?>! v to their son. who was laid to res
^tt?Pleasant -Drove cemetery.
Miss Tnoz Pewault has leturnc
h'1 from N'ow York.
f
!':i TILLMAN NKWS
i
* *+ Mv?Vfnr?nt???MarslvaU?
S. S. a* the usual liou?\ Th
? -on was reviewed In- pr. I. V
4''' Wilhorn. The Ith quarterly 01
en* 'nrencc was he,l?I at St.'-John Sin
lay. The pastor presented KJ'Jr
AVitbom who hrotqrtrtH soul stii
rintr message. The qui vtVr was
heal?success.?it+al?the?lol-i'W?wn
, v naiil out. St. John will he I'iO ?<ei
TJTTf?to?rtv7^?Vietm-v?n. ii'.i? l
\a> t ("pi. Robert Drayton. Su
1Eddie Fulton. Pvt. Hon Mills, Pv
,!l ' ephas Blake. ("|>1. Eddie Piilna
M. P. I.ouis Orr and Point>1 Oi
" and Jim Hills. Jr.. from the Nav
'|IS' arc spnuy of thy homo hoys hoi
1.! last wo ok.
.Miss. Ed!a i Mou/.on has ieturne
from i\f w York where slie' irpor
'l>' a grand vacation. Mr. Willi
1Zinnonnon reports that Ellis Con
I inanity sohool Unloinjr fine. .
... Cot the Palmetto Lender one
week. Only 5o.
HI* \ X I-TTTS V11. L H IllCtr NEW
i' v.
C. I). Wright, Principal
1 a>" Tho Marlboro Co. Tr. and Hoi
ncttsvil'.e High, sohool opened o
1 Monday. Sop!. Gth wrth a Inrjj
,l"1 enrollment. JRaetilty for tho yoai
Mr. ('has. I). Wright. prineipa
| V1 Mr. Jas. L. 'Summers. Mr, Mm
'on! Hohinsonj Mrs. Mamie Y. Coi
' , | nelly; Misses Hannah Robinwoi
Sun Lotiiso Edith Corbin, Mrs. Lill
' , D. (livens: Misses Laurallen \v i
rtnFiVsi M." T. ~SandersT Ethot ,1
i j Brown, Mami?,?K. Ciordon, Jospj
n>e !).. *,y. 'Mrs. '/ ? >. W igh
l)H, blisses Parnolle Salloy, Boss
ihj, Mdodana, Altomoaso Y. WiNoi
Esther C. Johnson and M. A. Bi
the fccr.
sav I This >year we open with tho o:
lave pectation of getting the boys an
was girls in good physical condition ;
'otiil . "of i co'i'1 it ion. So
ore.are looking to; v. and To hs?\ tag
..if s i good foot boll team, abn a boy
-1as . psket ball team as well as girl
triad l ro.V-,.f~T,nil' Team F'fTrm the lor
tore of thing? we will be rmr of tl
we J- winning teams of the '*M5)-10-i
school yew.
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|| STATE A. & It
| | Orangebu
1111943 FALL SESSION
Keguiar Courses leading
*i* i
!jl ? in Agriculture, Mechanic j
y ? ltacher Training, Busi
l j . . - . Arts and S
? t SpeciaJ War Emergency Co
X X dustrieSj Engineering, Sci<
| f C'ompetcTnt Faculty, h
? A Reasonable ]
X X ^ote: On account of the war ei
X Y on Saturdays, thereby h
{ one month.
frX ' Eor Xurthetv information
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|f MORRIS C
|| + SUMTEI
4 o A. Monument of'Nej
I 4 - ' The Pride of N<
O mm
J: I , High School
| |. School of Edi
: Liberal Arts
| ? School of Re
| School of Mui
A V
A v
| I r \ ) SKS<!ON ISKC.INS
t- September
fall's
Reasonable Cat.
: 7
y c- (>| J'-urlhor lnl'n. mation. Wi
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nfaiins m:\'
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T WEDNESDAY. SEP
r
v Monday, September 1
>r
Registration. for
tr
Tuesday, September 1
r f RegislTation"I)ay
Students
t
!L Classes Begin Wedne
'i
W'ri:?.* or ( nil for OthT Info
J. J. ST.1
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1 ANSwf^^^
T
y ty- w.
D?n|lit Brown
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. : 8 I s
<1 WII ATS TllK A NSW lilt ]]
rtA i
ie I ^ 'ln 's,t'u' aul'1(" j '
innati's Colored Citizen*." and, I u
"The l ife of Majrtrio Walker?" "
jj-1 ?H-ow?old u u??lJr. J?Hr?i si *
Wilkins, Jr.. when he received his
Ph. f). decree i 11 mathematics
i from the University of Chicago .'
Q. Who won the Yale I nicer- ,l.,
sity's Younger I'oct oomjietition'
~ for III t2?
| Q Who is Kivin Hell?
c I Q. Who were, the first two Xe- "
gro women to he ' sworn in a* ;
jl WAA'S's in the State of North r
,j! Carolina? '
j* j Q. Who was the first president ?
t of Kisk university?
j' I \. no w.vs Clarence I) '
I | Sr.?
1 n
ni::u;\s tiie ansu i it '
t. A. The famo. s Netjro author. t|
it' Wendell I'nillip llai.ney. edi or oi f
il. | the Cincinnati' Union. He was al i(
i- -o a poet, musician. satirist, phil- <,
| ?-o -+tt"?-nxt-- forme r |HiyimwtW-<rf=ti
s- Cincinnati. "
id I A. Ill years old. it
<- I A. Miss Margaret. Walker. i u
t\'i-(;ro girl of W est Virginia ."tate T
'< college, Miss Walker won the io
s' ward with her hook, "For Mv I'eo- 'f
H^-pre": . ~ '? *
ds A. A Netfro mess-nan wtm wn^ J
je tianted Nrtvv rmrt Marine Corp* !\
14 medal, for heroic action aboard | K
the sn icken aircraft- carrier Lex- 1 U
' T T & {f, '
? '' ; l.il
?rj,
urday, September 1$? 1943
I. COLLEGE !
rg, S. C. |
BEGINS SEPT. 15 I
to Bachelor's Degree
\rts, Home Economics, X
ness Administration, ) cienees.
?
urses in Mechanical Inence
and Management. ^
Excellent Facilities, ' * . i
Expenses, p?-- ?- - =ttergoncy
cIuh^ph will be held
horlening the mJmhjI year by
.write t %>
THE PRESIDENT "J?
Itate A. and M. College ?
Orangeburg. S; C. !
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0;
{,s.c. |....
gro Achievement, | ^
egro * Baptists
^ *
ication |
9
-O
ligion j; ~
sic " ?
O
rt
20. 1943 1
7 __ _ _ _
<
ilOK'ie Sent I |>'mi Kccjucst ?
rite 6
"K. President
> (.'oHoRe, Sumter. S; C. c
'OC'OOOOOOOOOWOO?raM^
College I
r SESSION I TKMnER
L>7 l 9T^ I ^
I )ay Students
for Boarding
auaj, ocint'iimer 1^ H
IRKS, President
ig'.on. in the battle of the Coral
on.
A.- IVTT?rs?si?' Thompson and
Uonia MattTiexvsT'? ?1 ?
A. IV. F. M. ( ?a\ ath.
?A:? A Noffrn basfcetbrrH ?taT7
ho played with the original ('ol4+*?l?a>l.i'tli?ll?i
en av.
( A M l)i:S NKWS
The tally for the Sanders Crock > . |
iaptist church Sunday night,
i.ni r,it, i i... m? f,.. 1
?, v. -vii .|?wi?^v?ivu uy imiajc
clloii Alexander was a sue cess,
<m s id' Columbia furnished the
uisic. The program opened with
sony; prayer by Mr. Cleveland
down; Mrs. Daisy IT Al?X;llw!er
iiined the program over to the .
ingots. They sang several spiritals.
An oll'erinjr was lifted' b y
>ea. I. Thompson. Messrs. Glevctin!
and A. Brown.} Amount rais- <
d SJ7.35. The rally took place,
iili following captains reporting.
tt=s" Catherine sy.nnrt Atf.Tftr Miss
ati'rine I .yes $7-0': Mr-. Rosa
.. Thompson $17.35;' Mrs. Lucinda
.k'Namler Si.00; Mrs. Bessie Mac
larris $5.00; Dca. Eddie Trues- .J
ale $ld. 10; Mr. Uuther Mickle
O.'JO; Mrs. Daisy Bolton Alcxaner
$15.50; total amount $143.51'.
he captain MVK Daisy F. Alex '
: wiJh '-id. a 'm- guide and
he otlicers and members are grate ?"
to all for tbd very tine coopeftion.
' Mr. Andrew Brown made
inne good remarks and thanked,
PR*" catrtain for thy nice way she *
ntertaineil them. Mrs. Alexander
ft Monday ntotning to join her
list and. S Sgt. Clifton Alexander
1 Fort Benninir. Ca ;
M's. Dansv N. Collins, Mr. L.
Bolton, Miss Edna E. Helton - _
nd?Mo.'tci?Thoilliltt .lores (Trtil
oris Bracey motored to Columbia
tonday Sept. 13tb to take Mis?
ileanor B. Sykes te Benedict Col'tft'.
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