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- VOL. XVIII?NO-45. INTERRAOALC(
t LIVINGSTONE C(
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Salisbury, N. C., Nov. 13th?
Repesentatives of 27 under-graduate
organizations of white and
h Negro colleges in North Carolina
days beginning November 19, it
,^as announced today by the A
I *!jer/ean Friends Service commit
Livingstone and Catawba colDnce',
which has been called "an
adventure in applied Christianity"
by its sponsors. The theme.
nf~Tfio meeting will be "Building
j^^jmurrow'g World Toddy".?
Principal ^speakers will be Carl
Hambro, president of thek assembly
of the League of Nations and
president of the Norwegian parlia
ment; Anup Singh, editor of ln;
rlia Today apd authority on India
s'nd the Far East: Rayford Logan
acting dean of the graduate school
^j?:t Howard university and advisor'^lo
the office of Inter-American
Affairs, and E. Raymond Wilson
executive secretary of the Friencis
Committee on National Legislation.
Emphasis of thu speakers and
discussion groups of the conference
will be centeed on considera
tiorn; of the kind of-port-war world
Wanted Christians, how this
kind of world can best be achieve
ed and Christian 'responsibilities
ror the realization of the desired
post-war international organization.
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Workshop discussion leaders will
jc T. Ruth Brett, dean of students
"Bennett college, Greensboro; L
Maynard Catchings, secretary of
che Southern Field council of the
National Student-YMCA, Atlanta,
? Sari?William Edgerlon, asslstiiht
professor of modern language,
Builford college; Mary Ely Lyman
'lean of students. Sweet Briar coK
tege, Sweetbriar, Va.; Fugone
Pfaff, executive secretary of the
? __Suuthern Council?on- Intcination?
-. il Affuirs, Chapel Hill; Willias
Wctttherford, youth director, Moth
.xiist Com missiorrmn World Fence
Chicago, 111;, ano Howard Wilkinson,
associate pastor. First Methidist
church. Charlotte.
b North Carolina colleges nnd'instvlutions
will attend fho conference:
A. anri T. college, Atlantic Chris-'
tian college, Hennett college, Brevard
college, Catawba college,
ITukTr-unTvcrsrty; fcttzttbsthr-City
SAate Teachers' college, GreensRro,
Meredith college, Salem college,
and the Woman's college of
the University of North Carolina.
Although planned especially foi
college people the conference * is
open to^ all persons interested in
nfid addresses. All ministers, teachers
nnrt nthm-c Ai-Vir, .. l
?rend arc uiffid to da "SO" fty the
sponsoring organizations. Dean
John Satterwhitc of Livingstone
and Dr. David Faust of Catawba
nead the local planning commrtNotice!
Notice!!
Extraordinary!!!
All ministerial and lay-delegates
who have been elected from
tjie several annual conferences of
the A. M. *E. church in South CarolinP
and all laymen from the sic;
annual conferences are requested
to me?Pt in Manning, S. C., Trin-4ty
A. M. E. church the seat of thtr
-Central South-Garolimt conference;
to elect The Standard Bearer,
Episcopal committee and entire
State Set Up for the ensuing GenPa.,
May, 1944.
Please be there before .1 p.m.
This meeting is known as the
State Primary.
J. E. Thomas, Secretary
.4^ of the Presiding Elders'
I council, ana the late State
Chairman
Senior Bishop J. S. Flipper
Presiding Bishop
Johnson C. Smith Day
November 21
^^Tjohnson C. Smith Dny is being
sponsored by Uie General Alumni
Association of the university on
November 21. T he Committee on
National Johnson C. Smith Day,
under the ehajmanship of Rev. J.
Lewis Powell 01 Charlotte, N. C.,
has sent calls to churches, clubs,
^jiid individuals requesting that
' Whey give appropriate recogniation
n thought and in contributions to
$ the uivcrsity on that day. The
committee reports encouragingresponses
to the call. The Comrmttee
on National Johnson C
Smith Day is one of a large number
of committees recently appointed
and commissioned for
work by the enthusiastic and efficient
president of the Genernl
alumni association, Dr. Chas. E.
Bomar of Orange, N. J. Other
a members of the committee arc:
Rev. J. W. Smith, Rev. H. W. Giv
* ens and Rev. C. A. Washington,
|1 ait of Charlotte, N. C.; Rev. Rob\\
in Jvatts of Washington, D. O.;
ft ftfry ill I.. Hiwwpr of Johns U.
Jand, S. C. v
nrta
)NFERENCE AT
)LLEGE WILL
COLLEGIANS
Endorsed Candidate
Of Ijlorida For The
JBishopric Visits
S. C. Conference
RKVTTTAKKY A. GIRLS
Rev. Carey A. Gi'bbs, the endorsed
candidate of Floridar A. SI. K
'church^-was-amcmg the mapy outstanding
visitors who attended the
conference i 11 Charleston last
week. Dr. GiLbs reports thai
Dndtop 'I ooKesj with his' seVtnr
hundred ministers and more than
.'.ifty-five thousand tnemhers are
supporting, him for the bishopriv
to l)e elected in 1'hllddelphia next
May, to the man.
This son. of Florida is an able
.my thing in the gift of the Al'ri ?tn
Mcthodi'st church. lie was in
-:he state?last.-week?seeking?hrsjrethren
and brought greetings
:iom 131shop 1 oakes and lite oTr
venth episcopal district'.. (Florida)
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GOSPEL TORNADO
SPEAKING?
i
j -I-Mi speaking from?M mails
College, Sumter, S. C. i canto to
I this state eight duys ago. I visil|
ed Greenville, Spartanb'jrg, l.aurens,
Union, Newberry, Clinton
I and spoke al Bethel in Columbia. I
Sunday mowing past, they had
a rally, raised above $1,300. Mrs.
J E. A. A'Jartut roped-tol itboUt $7Utr
of the amount.
1 spoke Sunday night past -at
E. A. Davis, pasior.
Monday nighty at Mt. Zion to a
musical program. Rev. Recder has.
remodelled the parsonage and i
beautified the church. He lik'e, "the i
Rev. JefTeispn and Rev. Davis, is
ioing a great work.
Today finds me in tho Presidents
Office at Morris College, 1
find here about GOO students, a
splendid faculty and every one
seems to be working togethei.
I read an article about Morris
J College and I did not take what
others said, 1 am here- to- find?the i
facts for myself. So far I have
not been able to find one thing
that anyone should be alarmed
over. Tarn- praying -the -day?will
- come-that we,-an-a-raee will magnify
the good that is in an individual.
I am a supporter of Morris College,
haTe~tTeeTT?mTTb-always- ovtlh
be. Meet me here Thanksgiving,
we will show you, we will play
our part.
It has been some time since we
have broadcast regularly. It was
due to the fact that I was traveling
ail over America to find material
and information that it
would take leading up to the General
Conference in Philadelphia,
May 1944.
Wo find that we have approximately
70 men aspiring for the
bishopric. Out of that number, we
hope that we will be able too get
the number that will prove brother
ly to Man, and in this column each
week until the General Conference,
we will try to give each
man's percentage according to in'ormation
gathered.
At present Kev. George Baber's
stock is 87 percent; Rev. T. J.
Vlilcs 80 percent; Rev. J.S. Johnson
85 p.c.; Rev. R. E. Brogdon,
84 p.c.; Rev. George Sims 83 p.c.;
Rev. E. A. Adams 88 p.c.; Rev.
G. A. Aiibbs 7'J d.c.: Rev. J. H.
C-layborn 79 p.c.; Rev. Sherman
79 p.c.; Dr. Thomas Davis 79 p.c.; ]
Rev. Pembleton 78 p.c.; Dr. Ciomez
78 p.c.; Dr. Walker 78 p.c.; |
Rev. Jackson of Texas 77 p.c.;
Rev. Dauies 77 p.c.; Rev. Blakely
GO p.c.; Rev. Babcock GO p.c.; Rev
Jordan of California" 20 per cent
There are others that we did not
get their reports in time for this
article, but will appear in the
next week's issue.
I am leaving in the morning
for the Atlantic Conference, and
vill return... to Clinton, S. C., foi
the I'iedfnont Conference, Friday.
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Get In The Scraj
The scrap metal drive ia in :
swing ami will officially end
November 15th. Many of you a
already doing your bit in your eoi
nninitY. That bank account must.
> welled to capacity. It must be
guarantee. that our fighting m
v. ill get the equipment they need
eat the Axis.
At our -camps, Army Service Ft
:_cir units are collecting scran uiuu
No source is being overlooked. F
bended bullets front ranges a
yielding tones of copper, nick
pad and steel. Ola camran, jcaissn
aiinon?balls have ,trou&-into?t
Clap hpap. Obsolete automoli
quipnient, iron fences, iron lav
.lists, tin cans. . ; .all have be
.ent to the Scrap Bank to -swell o
.no scrap to wai.
In our Army, this salvage tlri
.s a duration ctinipaign. Our leati
are fully aware that there can
it.su.ii e.. .-\riny personnel are al
coo pern ting with local War Pi
I ret ion?Hoard authorities vo p
ab let down in the production
frjfhtmg equipment until the war
_"'on.' They know that one of t
nam reasons for-our military v
amies lies in the fact, that o
Army is the best equiped in t
world. They know too. that t
>nt'my is tough and that we Im
fight hard for every mile we w
An udequate supply .of scrap ir
lad steel is needed- at all tim
to help safeguard lh??sc \ it.t? i f
'i enough scrap metal is not ma
.'.Vciiiable, ateel production Is liou
0 bo curtailed.' To para pi: rase
.old proverb, "vyc must not lose
battle for want of scrap, metal!
(iu through that attic or bur
neat of yours thoroughly. You a
lot merely. i.lulling junk. . . .y
>i e seai ehiHg for a \ itai. mate"oat.
will make another gmrfor t
men who are fighting to proli
vour home. Farmers, after tin
regular harvesting is done, c
oin the Victory Scran Mat vr.
1 hat barn may be hiding many
t t!J tool, that can no longer be- us
faiming. Ii can be used for f
'ling. Plans have been made bv t
icel inmstv cmamotti es t i nm
.11 scrap fi inn remote areas.
run have iiiiv <lo..bts - 1< ?v!i
uul where the scrap is to lie c
riled,>n touch with-your in
oivago mniittee.
Tliis, i?. a job 1'or alV of Ameri
Tom -inool children to grand]
"ehts. Idle scran makes the A:
; happy." Scrap rnetal !u'? nod it
... ,e?l will help speed our way
: eriin and Tokyo. You and yo
Ar-mv are in this scran?toge-Lh.
Ti:r ncco nts at. the Victory tscr
Tank"TiTast nev'ei^Te Tifarki T'ifVsl
i ' ieient. funds."'. l.'f't \is double c
?. '.oi'l'i in these last week (s.)
be S.raii ltrive to assure, o r fie
ng mr<. tiie weanohs they need 1
rictory.
FRFSHfOFFF?
~ There is absolutely "rro r+rrrr
that coffee will again be ratiom
The reason is that there is mc
Green Coffee in this country '
day t'hnn over before. When Cofl
Rationing started in Noveml
1942. we had only 201,000,000 i
)f Green Coffee on hand in t
country. When Coffee Rationi
vas discontinued in July 1943,
and 488,000,000 il>s. o f Gre
Coffee on hand. Then on Septi
L/er 1, 1943, the stock pile
Green Coffee had grown to 55
100,000 lbs. More has come sii
September 1, and more is comi
aecause the ocean shipping siti
tion is steadily improving.
Those who foolishly uay u
-joffee-now,?had?better, plan o
-drinking stale coffee later
Roasted coffee keeps fresh only
few days or wee! s at best,
would be utter foolish waste
have?to?dump?it- latar,
The stamps in WAR BO(
POUR marked "Coffee" wi
printed before Coffee Rationi
was discontinued.
The fact is OP' does, not g
jut advance information aWi
what is to be rationed.
Good CofTee is Fresh CofFc<
ouy it~as you need it.
RATIONING BOARD NO. 2
NOW ISSUING BOOK IV
Rationing Board No. 2, Bene*
college is now rationing War B<
No. 4- from !) to 4 Mondays tl
Fridays. !) to 1 on Saturdays.
The books may be obtained
persons who faiied to register
the city schflols.
We have visited seven Gonf
'trues. We have other subje
i-Ui. 11 i- ~ -i: -i *
mat win ue ui?t'useu in in
week's issue.
If anyone cares to write 1
j Tornado, send all mail to P.
Box 127 Little Rock, Ark.
"Old Viv" has changed t 1
name of her baby, aj, first i
named. hint Verily, and a worn
asked where did she get the nu
from ? Viv replied, "Out of 1
Bible of course."' And the la
said, "Where?"' "Haven't y
read where it says in there, Ve
ly. Verily, I say unto you."
took five others to convince >
that, that wasn't a person's nai
We will havfe to give her ere
for changing, for so many of
will not change^ aftep We ha
heen convinced.
? '-?? long, will be on thr air rtt
week, over Station PMLOC.
i nfc. i.
-v ^3 ^
pulllfi
)L\^S]\>\A, S()I'D[ CAIIOI.IX.
ic- ' . '
, A snciv.-ii: ?ij<t;-.ct < >n; .- i
he c',s W;,s he-It! .Sntiivdai; at S.iute i
I,,, - mapped for tii.' annual ('hri.u.v.
1st "Wpeee'ds are' u-cdto ce**.vy On':.;
i Seen alup.<\ !? ft to rijLvi.ty j.:v t
0.i ' president <-l State e?vlie<;*e; 1-vu
S . chairman-<>f_ i !.; Smit.i Vuiolirr
L. J [ < lnO t; .-Kil sale <! fceirm-.rtr. la
7^ \'ill'-; a:. ! ,'d ! - l.i ?da ! i anldej. I
l?j 1 lilt, a ft'dd ! ; r with the \;1' i
aii ' !"?>?.irrai i- ial'trr J<v f1. r on
a h'o.te'ill!'"O ( !:iO.I ma ais in i
I tics w. |V I 'lie: ' !: n I
j.+'CJKicr.)
j^j Final District Seal
u'jSide ~t'o-n t'e re nee He!
j At Oran&'iehurg
an!' ' . '
st. i i r.i i;l-v-i! TTyTTnT Meal T*~7
an !' ;? : > f v;;a held-,
.id. Sai i|iih1.- ?v?wa*-40t
ir- j in Stall ; .ilV'-v's Y fin fur ti
he Oiitrai : r?! ' a^'.ui C'uimtio
C" 1 1 '* at e: line i"n'idr<
)' 1'ii.i twenty- ate persons. vepres'M
c?? !!!, ; 1: flee a id" the dislri.t is pro.
"!* I ilnti tile inteics.; in the c.om'r
-ill S- e! fi;.It- (';; m 11 i i y11 ?aJ
highest. .
7 t The chairmen or tlieis rcrren
K}~ : Olives were wrv ent.hnsei^nr i
4i making ah "ports *ij* the .mothm
' ] used and suiting their goals. k
\? i una. . - - '".r
; Miss I.eola M. Franklin. Fie
? >VTT-r.?n??|-*tp?X.1,ii ma 1?'i'ahi" i >
1|?_ i" .Was pr.C-aXMlt ill
! t: th" disession on methods <
(\t s. alcing '.lie IV Fi Heni Sale a su
.Jn a ss. Miss Franklin eonimeiuh
n, . ibe Workers on their interest sir
h? hi in tile gf< at tight of Tube
iiImsF. Thiv information givi
n ^ i'i'-s Franklin, if put into u.
< , .V111 he of great benefit.
j The address of the State So
<ale Chairman. Rev. II. II. !>u
ictr irr-irrrs firR?irf invprrattmr:?'Ft
?d. Chairman felt very .enthused ov<
ire the reports given. From tin, gog
to- gi . en at tF.:-? meeting and l h
[cc lwo held before are realized. Re
>er : Rntler's hopes of making this tl
hs. /'Lieg'est and lust your in He
he. 'ale History," will be fulfilled,
ng At the program hour a beaut
we fu! selection rendered by a gnu
'Pn .f State '< o'.leg, students and
em i;ii by Wilkinson High Scho
of :f.i,in?k. \ii.. ir....?bi;., <
4,- XaTfowril Tdhereulnsis K-s*
ice Contort prize fo tieorgo Wrigii
ng who is now a freshman at Sta
.."oiieg". hat at the time of t!
contest was a student of tin? Jto
P . crt Si van's High school," Bon'.l*oi
?11 A-t?iiui?tdosxi?til"?the., .'inert ir
on. President Wiiittaker invited ail
t'o Morris College Mi
ing y ^
i 1 This is a snoeial appeal to
' the Y011?!}* Baptists of South fa
J I'olina- and ail Christian wovkc
1 v ho iii'c interested in the work
" religious. education, to rally
rawer he fore t<> Morris College
$50,000.00 Mortgage Burnii
Drive. This drive was decided ?
Nome time ago by the* Trust
iict ' Board and the Directors of t!
,ok College. Dm. II. ?1?Uut-j^r. JJ
1111 , Hoy kill, and I>resi(lent*'J/-?>. Ha
ick. The Drive Director. Dr.
by i <. Daniels, was requested to p
at J his special diive in operation
| ran-h $.">{1,000.00 and camel tl
?* i -mortgage that wis contracteij <
er* j *he college for repairs,?and t
| have on hand available pecunia
xt resources for otiier necessary tr
* irovements thai would he of \i
'H ! .il importance to tlie growth
P* 1 he college.
1 c Benedict College's $200,000.1
die drive- is to close this week. Th
lan is indeed a drive of vital inipoi
me since to the cause of cducatio
he And we hope Dr. J. .1. Starks w
dy succeed in this sjiecial drive f
ou the perpetuation ol' Benedict C<
H. ege, which how rests so 1 eavi
It rn MIS IK'iU'l IIIVTI 111111(1. I ieilOUK'l
,*iv Irivc hoiiiK over, let us uian
ne forward to the call - of Mori
lit GolleKe. ()'" Drive Director 11
1,8 Gooree G. Daniels sent out 11
lvc
tices some time ;.p;o to all |>a
- tow*,? of -fruwlay H-Iiom!
Presidents of BYPU's and Mi
V.^VIt K^AV, NOVEMBER 20,
!)
i iTTr miosis hsmk latum load- ?n
iro'lo^o. Oranjtc'TOt'p:, wTuti plans were o
as .Seal Salv, 'to Xovvpibcr -'J.
* <>:tant i ;,':.I av.aiust iuIjl-vc. losis.
i.'. M. I-'. Wliillnkor of -Oramobur;.'', ai
. acini ]'. of Slaio College.
T In ix-i!o-1> <..ia>n'.htt;o; the . slate \
ti/fi'-v. t j. H. as 1>. 1 of Harts- >11
a X.. 01 X"'.\' Yo;k t Uy. .Mn.s Frank- ~
i'irti.1 Tuberculosa* ns.-oc\atar.i. is soon -S5
the high <|ao?a fop Soutii Carolina. 1
-ochiri o; 1 tViilp-al :.m': coastal, cir;nitf'Tencf.
(v))c-i;t! i<; The I'aimettc "
- . .0
' \5s..i!<? * to Stat'.t ('lil'.'jrcV ai
: i < : (j;m . v.iu ri' mni*t?delirious -;n
(] r'c ' 1. was sO'r.iil in n Ik ant i- ii;
i ! -a- li.'t; of llowf i s. The trnngc
! a;? ey'robs iv Auxiliary . ami 0
,,? :'-vus!;ii:e~< !;.i) wote host - foi 'V
r ' n ill. I'll'!-,?trttri?rvc i y?o++t-?01 u... ?.
in i'-ni always . >'oej._.tii<loi..!oil i'01 |fj
^ a.w.?. lie11 j. tali Iy ?i-.IH+vV'I 1 ?
l" j'_ T"~ ~~ T ' Fi
*, { Scottish Rule Masons
M To Moo*. In Columbia?-t
?t j ' " * 4
' * " gxt Week _r J_
. \
1- TIk? S:-Trtf?-h Rite. Free ::n<l A< fai
m?tMT--'ri - y -fcroH '~ of son ill ( a vol inn Tni
Is, wiW' aic i i" 1 oli 'ab'a Thank f-iv :?el
>r i;:if <lay in the <)?M Follows'* Kail*
Av" iij;?strrnt?in?tlToir" an- fit
!<! I 'or. . - - am
t? ??Hi?1 0 oaVo-h?rn rrr
lii ; -ier. 'v.: Ik-is X. R it-ken-- *? <
(f- :.;-'Acr. rr''.y.'- gran 1 trustor, vlv : la
-- i'l 10 ..'(lo iivfi' the sr*? ion i r ' k;
;i| I ho' ?> 1 -.? of fho 1 *. 'lev. 1 . fi. 'o
id iiowntan. who <li. I !asi April in y>
r- '""o'limkia. '-It
:n . All i n.! i- at ions mint a success- '!?i
j'ul m": in::. cin-iiiiis 10 a si a to- "IS
rent from'I). 1>. '-.lozio, gran-i '
:il i socrelarv. of Columbia! ;m?l ileit -'hi
TT ; if' 'ho 'k In It! tary.?~ y
r ; Jl'hc OHor. '< in r. h^nitl'.y "on- 'U(
]-' TA'<>.}),? wit:? til* t'lah.s '.<:)! ') ]| to 1'
< ntsi it l/isio'.'n Star, ,.:jn!t?r
v. ho trt.io i!(?' Ml'-, ii > y I Jar- jv
v> ?>11 u1' iJrniwhvi.'o T?5 Fi"i4<!hie oTt lf>
a! "r.ew, iifc. .Mvs. Raivpit. the p:nm<!
< r. I;.:<>' lite M.is'Sju.i - '1
i- the if" i|1 iv.nnt Is o;U
111 ? (' ..?tt-M-t?j i'HjMiii;1 M" bee kw n f.l ?
a bolls, ,u
C.I I ? <>f. \V. R. lilt rnwvl n>
'.i ' avtim-p of. the <>: ?! :..i ! :.) a
i.v ; ropoftoi'. v. /* den.') ir.:.la> a;;;cU?~
it. i lass alioat our aoti.uiew but still
lr ; ;vf?toV. ntn? ilocn. Father I)
ic j of Pi iiti': obat who is tlu
b- ; founder of the- Older will attend. .
t.jit' iris health pi-rniib. ...
TU. .. I 1:.. : : - i , . o -i. I
j **... m n??W4-V i ?rn?
i'i I public sessions. _~ ' ..j]
srtgage Burning
ag Day
ill rsionai, Soon ties and other aux- fi
v- I i'.iuries of <he churches telling
is I' kin of the :net* of this JT
of' M-'vp. I ran simply urging you { |
us i: swer t'is iv.uc!: needed call. 1L- j Fj
'a '- "mealing to all ('lass A Asso
ig j '!at|or.s to give S! .uirl.oil; All]
>ii -''lass A Sunday fwhodl"Conven- j,
' ' '.an.- $300.00? lih "Class A effuTvh'. '
In. -s SJ 00.00; fill ('lass A Sunday | '
,\'T ' 'chords 850.00; all (-4ass A 14VP j-j-y;
y. i:'s $25.00. I truly hope ail these j-.;,
(i, ?rgani:.at ions, the young Haptists l.j(
ul <1 the state- and every member of .j
I,, ihe llfiptisl family ami all friends
|1(. regardless to the detwminat ion. j
will enroll in Class A by giving i
_o .s y.ow are uhlo- this worthy
ry i "ottse?1>* giving out of the Tull. .
u'rj ness of yotir heart. F?f!' when you '
t- | ive to Morris ( ilege you are giv- '
of I :ng to a worthy cause: you are |1(.
giving to a school that is doing 11 | ;M,
great work and really needs your ] j
0 he'p..- Don't say you will not i - ^
is > give -to- Morris ('o 11ego "Thanks- j
t-j giving Rally became you cannot j j.}J
a. ; give a hundred dollars, fifty dol- i
ill j lavs, ten dollars of five dollars. | ^
at i'ut one dollar front fifty thous- j '
I- and V. ho lire l>n'l In irli-.. mi- . L"
??- --- -?*??u?w*." tTT
ly n.ore. v.ouhi ho a heaven sent j
V 1 i.'-sinfi; to tne school. *
'n ' i i
I :>?n urtrin'* each' ami everyone nl
I" rally a? you are ahle to Mor'
: ris College Thanksgivng Drive, 1)1
" Xnvcn1. 'i' 25, lfl l:'.. Carry or aSl
' srjal your uenatocms in time for
r ^7
s- CIIAR. F. CANDY, Pres. Ui
irTta
9,000 Negro 4-H CI
Feed-A-Fighter" F
6Twr'iiy
liioMsi.Pi! NY^rn. inrm ]
;?' i ." '! A-K!':1 !"v"
ii'.il- 1 ;.'-i v . . I;;, c-jiiiit-vtitm |
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1 -:i A ;.i. v .V ,
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ii'. < i A.t ! i a] r.s inn', in il.
vv hilt i Ii !; i j h'ir"i
.r^r- i v;i: -m<; rrrrr
i'V u.;r<| th" ,ti- .i
* i i.:v ' " i- \ :u <> nS-^.? '
' . i.'> r! ta< 11>! 'lip?
i\i\ si;; i ii: ./ - "-s ;?-?r I'u.aJki'
. ll'U.-SVt! -?-'l lill'St. ,4- S-r- YS---4'l4-4r-r- - -
Kv |i.:;s <i i y ! I-artnur.t
u\v t.is.A ih? N"7i-o 1-1!
.1) I "r S-t I". T t ililj ' ..'lli .11(1 I wilill
lite CllM'.'.ST-s (i! ,\ ;i l i'l! )l;,\.
Ijlfil t<_> JHVsl'.il't.' toa. - (. t-\c til/.-sir
ii\* r.jiili.iu /:. .a ln'ls <ii \ ;. t..: y
''"IS . li.riv- .'.i-M;! '
11\. .-I
; o'ia- !? .
li m! . h;?? : e diet led over "Jmillion
n i.in< s <,1 tin.- former ?
u have nurciiasoii or* sold UUriilu
dollnfs-wnrth of slumps and
mis. "
The uch.Vvninents of 4-11 club
nnbc.vs were measured this ycaf U't'iy
in terms of the niimher of
'.hiiug men they aivo t'et ding. For
anijile. ii tah.es 200 quarts of
:h. Jk, pnUini'. of meat. 57 round
<.n:.i;<-n, 25'.) ;?iii'!:is ui- iiulateesjOoze.i
eggs. Ids pounds of leuly
in talk:;. 20 pounds of l?a''"r, :,a
un'Js i f eeroa', nl'ts a total of 4: <!
a.ids of vitfiuu. ttu r food items
i'eeu- ;i rir.t.U l'ieii't.iv.r man.
Uaritigi; Achievement A eeu 1 -11it/hel's
Who haul produced the e
c:ili-n' ? .!' I.III. yl?_ food to ft?if ;t
. 1.tiiijr man i v.v'i ds.
oorhees Hoids
hirlieth Annual
armors', Conference
l
IJIfJAlAh. N. R< llli'lt I S. Cll.n. nil:
SI'KAKMI
A" ft It 250 students and ov? r
mors ami their wives, the .'!0th | ;
until Farmers' cdhferotiee wo
<1 ia .Massachusetts . I (all ;,?] iv t
i1in on Friday. Xnvenilier i2. _]
c Three s'libjetts nh?ct:s'.-ed in the
rninjfr-;?-Wh?4?shall v.e ?. > t</
vr.. i?,ue. .....i....? ~ ~
v.v.. win .vt'Ulay in II1JL r
'. out. and Kuture". "Thf-rn^ !
n\liiMjj of Ilqjjs." ami "How to ,;
:: ami (.''iic Sv'fi t pciato' "
ve lnl by the fuHcwiiij; people:
i!. Koai'ff, Mrs. Carrie \VricT.t i
s. Carrh McMillan. Rev. Allen
it'an, ami KIlis Dean, the Parm-4
Conference ntrent. There was j
splendid display of exhibit- o:
ckens, goose. ducks and turkevs
icy \vnrl; and canned .goods
ii. ml top a n't I?regular l'ar:n" nr >?;
rts. Premiums were -paid by j
icles given by nici chants in the ^
nmunity and from cash raised '
'the farmers themselves. The . l
v. B. J. Reddish of" lilackvil'e 1
s chief tif judges.Assist', d by
ss Jennie Maivo and others.
The ash dinner served in the din I
hall, for which' the farmer* s
. ns.-fives had pair. \vf.s ' greatly i
fojvtl by all.
\t three n'i lock' Principal J. K. i1
?nten .introduced the sneaker of I ?
day. We quote: "Mr:*.Roberts..|
em we have sec ;red to address
I today, graduated :it the Your
s school, 'entered, the . Popart- ; .
lit of Agriculture at llamptoivj
l'*tr.<fj Vvhti;' he completed h.l~i
Srrio' Tre in -JWi-Ui t
State t'ol!e"*e; entered the L'n: .
.. ... ... tc:" . u. . i. .
i > j i \ y ? i I I V
>!: his M. A. in Agrie. Itw. e. j
no ont and w orked, for a time!
i! wont ba.k and took Tus Ph. 1
Continued on Page S
linton College Head i
Impresses Thanks for
xcellent Support
In an address delivered a.t Clin :
i college. Rock Hill. ?. C., last }
irfav. President .lames W. ?hau
]v ins sod utmosA -thanks to th.o i
shop ol' the area, secretary of
ui-tian Education: trustees', pre
iinqf ciders. graduates a n <i ,
hers who have attributed in m '
tall nieasttre to. the developnt
of the progressive education program
at the (wowing Clin-,
e fact that as a race "Without ,
onertitiou' \ve can never sucr>d,"
the" progressive president
god everyone to continue rendei
X the same typo of wholokoart-.,
?upi>ort which has been t h o
sis of Cbnton's growth. T h e
rent coitfevences: Palmetto, So.
irolina. Pee Dee which were fulal
tended together with the
ichigan, he- added, gave impctto
the new program of educnm
and now It is ijuitc fitting jn f
tfition to complimenting our nurrous
supporters, to pay espec-.
I tribute to Bishop .John \V, 1
artin. Dr. .Tas. W. Eichelbergcr.
*. L. P. Powell, Dr. D. P. Thorn- i
. Dr. W. R. Lovell> Dr. J. S. N, !
oss Dr. W. W. Stade, Dr. B. F.
'I'don. Rev. M. J. Jones. Rev. R. j
. (Juliette, Dr. J. J. Clinton and j
.. \\r t ia i.
iufu?i\i:i vv lj. r uuucruurK, i
a.
>
X
IPRICE:
ubbers Get ~ ' b
tewards j1
^ivld Supervisor >c
:>f NT A Here
For Conference ?;
i"
By Willye K. Cannon
.
' r"
<!
I rfi
MRS. KATHRYN J. SAMPLE ;*
On tTie Saturday morn/np ol !
November ldtk j rushed down to P-'
the Carolina Life I?uileiirif to- interview
Mr.-. Kathryii '.Jenkins ,)a
Sumj-l'o. Field Supervisor of No- I 111
pro Services". Travelers' Aid. who Av<
iiu?l in.-:! '. sti rived f or a two day J'<
conference iieie in foitnubiu.- 1 '- ?
vViai untoila^ud. ?to hur by Al.ss till
Vines Anderson (white) who., is >vi
n>;ti(iiia' Supervisor of ivational
liaveiers Aid.
I j'onr.d Miv. -Sample to h" a ; j,
tiu.rtnjn^. .fiv. 1: ily. ..v.., V. y?j-c<f | ;
mute. a ami - h tail e l free- .;,
y . ? i i ?*
V u -1*1 -.-i-l**. i y ?* #H' J yg
IK,. Sue a ru.tive c.f Smith
'..roilna. :. tjr;. h.atr of IJenedivt
i.lie;-'. . hold* the \f. A. <iepre< !
ro;>i C'di. i!' !;;. university and a ! .
1; on - - i.e....i .o*r. i.- I'ioinHlre' -NEW ''k
Toll".' S: hod"! id Sot :III i\Y??rk. "Ad ""
rt seni. iie is: lie!;.! supervisor the
%ati<fu:i] Travelers' Aid. i >vcrin >;
no- :.r.d Southwest and vis-"
" 11ii'i > u; pi'ifo.'i '.mils' of '-t-rvico
vhoT-p there are Xeirro cast work- ul
oi? wit!1, tvt hire are
L*Sil_ G in transit . munffcs. __
'lie j. ris i:ct ion of XT A. 4ai
Mtt; S..!; vi: ?mentioned that ; tlj
a>o -Xigvii service units lo. '?r
in: FtiyottpviHe. N". C**..'ftparK'i*
.rnbtirtr, ?. Savannah. Gu.. ini
\ .r irta. (!a.. ("olnmbus.- Ga.. ill
Woir.'.ronM'vy. Ala.. New Orleans. to
ha., and San Antonio. Texas. This l'i
i rviee i- i-xi.t nilod to soldiers. sal*! | ili
as. niariius, W.ACs, -families- and ! co
fiends.?There a-i-o?the?Divisions 144.
>: lp.1'01 r.'.aiio'i. Direction a 11 <" pj.
Continued on Page 8
Forty South Jy
['arq] i n i a n s Rccen11 y
Filter Xavy ley
' ial
Groat I *. 111.. Xov. <t?The I u't
Davy's "i tvainhvj" period is j/n?
n.nsionmrpjr ioriy rto.ttn ?p
nroilna N> y-'it men into tiprhiin.u:
;!r.fc.'ja kots since their reeem en- in:
y at the V. >. Naval Training i'i<
5eko.i]_!ii-'-c. ___ lot
MMiu.ry ilvil!. seamanship and mi
.literal naval mm ice tare make up te;
he ir....' r portion o:' their indoc- ^r
'eoui>.e. An intensive
_ry-ieai harden inp: i ! nirrarn i s of
'?.]i*i vi i i frit the men in an
tr-io". Pal tiny-con1.1'.inn. """Ten
An -Vtaa nt,' to further special- j|j,
:.t ! * . A11ho.d or to imtnedi- [jj
.etlvi duty at sea or navel
-ii"iv . .-ti.tioii av.ait; the Negro
.- ? "n a.tt.V tar aaiioi: of their ap- ^
it ait- > -1 -?re- '.riven (Htrir.ir the )_?
ttel tsi .n oi' tie "boot" period.
t I fic
:i>; . > ? !!inn experience in one of j
a; trades a.-e.l l?y the 'Navy wiil
.in -lir'te petty otTici r rat- |n?
.tp.-.n tit; eo:r. plot ion jtt'i
. i rj
.. lie >ot:tn ' ..lolma re riiits are: I ii:
w. > SanAvs. in. Aiken;' lAloie-j . (
A. I! a mate. a'--. I S; (!.ecvgp Jenkins tu
An' William H. Smith. I
:A Ih nnet'-ville: Frank MfCatl. jX?
;P. r.k ;.h, oil; .! --ewh-.?Gtvllant, j 1
7. irTaTefion; I-iits tor Silvers, 2d;. .
'antes fl. Tality. 2n: Willie Mv- ! !r
rs. 22: K'ehnr! ('. Th-oninson. 1R. ' l!"
"oiiit.-ia: I low aid Afooro. 2M. Con | 11
.. v: Maniiie Washimyton. 19, ??
ji:.!e>: Janti s I . Johnson. 2", Dov-j
vile : James R. Smalls. 2.'h Fro..; !
tore: Pe'ii'le <" o'e. 1S. Gadsden: j
i .w.i,. i T- \ . TTT 773 n. ~ " I
i.viM.ti. " -o. vnmifl'- j
i.iwn: Sjumic! Green. IS; Henry J
C um i ell. !).. IS; ChappeUo L."j *"i
\t'". -i n. 1^ li.'ori'i towii; .lamt'?iw
Kir.}1'. 2:?. Gna' Itails: Malcolm .1. i M
I tows. 22. GroTvilK : .Tames W. m
Kiii\\n, !S, Greenwood: Benjamin ec:
I. Dixon. 1-. .Hartsvillc; Willie of
Roeer-. 1 7, Hartsville; Thomas in
I all. Id, Hopkins; Robert I,. Me- n<
'iv, 17. Little Ro k; Thatl Shaw, a
17.' Little Ro ]<; ttevnic McNeil, R
little Rock; Thco Simmons^, 22, is
Marrpn; Charlie Blackwell, Mari- C
a: David T'arsley, 21, Marion;
Collintrton Swinton, 20, Mullins;
Robert L. Clark, tMr~ Newberry; ia
Nathaniel Davis, 18, Newberry; li
Jacob Green. 34, Plantisville; Na- at
poleon Harrison, 23, Ridgeway; d<
Joseph C'. Hudson. 18. St. Charl- ct
I,-; WilliC: 1'. Kim:, lb. Summer- _Cj
'.on; Wheeler Clarence, 18, Westville.
?% 7?1
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For VICTORY! ^
--J 1 rmr? -1
A UNITED
I I TAT ? 0 1
defense 8
BONDS
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MP News Shorts |
u:u:asfi> wed., nov. nth
Atlanta?The world premiere
1 e?-r;i)m oi ^ '-Fighting Ameri.
n ' mi all-Negro production pre ?
mini soldiers, airmen a n d
At > at work, in trailing and at
ay, was held here Suturd&y at
<* Ryal theatre; - - '-*7-> 1
The picture, which- h 51Q Itnnn
vvn_Lhti_iiyproval of the war tie.
irtmcnt, whs produced by the
nldy Pictures corporation, with
Richardson .Jones," tvelL Known
ncmaphmographer us associate oducer.
Particular emphasis was laid on
e air cadets at Tuskegee, showg
the difficulty encountered in
coming a full-fledged flying of er.
The WAC scenes were
ude at Port IJevens, Mass., forprly
one of the largest WAC . " 4
ations in the country. * 1
Atlanta?Poll taxes tended to
a he the southern states whigh
quire them "rotten boroughs",
the old English sense o f the'
nil. Prof. Glenn \V. Raincy of
e Georgia School of Technology
licves. ' j
In* an address delivered before
e Georgia Electoral Reform "
ague. Rainey said Tuesday night
at in Georgia the number of vors.
is "only a fraction" of the
miner-of voters in states not
quiring a potl tax as a prereisito
to thg ballot.
He said, that in England before
rHununtary reforms were made
any' house of commons seats 4
re "literally the property of . ?]
althy men who controlled cer??
in districts. with a mere scatter
g of \ otes. in them." These
re the "rotten boroughs."
Washington?In the course of
< battle against a German sub I
rrruni-:! alongside the USS Bo ?.
(. bi4stophor Columbus ShepT<!.
Negro mess attendant, filled
for members of a gun crew' by
tting the ammunition, loading, 4 \i
tilling and firing the gun. The
ipper named him the one-man _?: __jj
n cvety. '
When a4 fellow sailor bumped
to Sheppard during his many
tiviues, he is reported to have
i i: "Out of mv'wav. man. You
e hindering me."
Atlandfc City?Gathered in Xt- ?^Hjj
iiTTc City this week along with
o others who make up the group l
_d.'! united nations and 10 asso- ~ ~ T
ites are the delegates represent
g three Negro countries*, seekg
-along with their colleagues
set up the machinery .of the
tited Nations Relief and Rehabtation
administration, the first
operative venture to develop a-Mw?the--Abies
locdting?to?V-b-o 11CC*
- ' , . .
These nations are Ethiopia,
aiti and Liberia. Only Liberia
not a signer of the united naws
declaration.
St. Louis?Dr. W. D. Xorman,
e. ear. nose ami throat speclist
of this fcity, is being conutulated
by his friends in the
jdical world and receiving the
preeiation of a grateful patient.
Dr. Morman. with the aid of an
strument. removed without seius
injury a wire which had
iged crosswise the tjiroat of a
an who was rushed to him at- "
r drinking milk from a corner
ocery.
Dr. Morman is a past president
the Mound City Medical forum
d is active in several other med . ?'
il organizations. He is a visitg
physician at both Homer Phil
>s and St. Marv's hospitals.
: |
Washington?-The departure of
e-Tirst all-Negro fighter group
the army air force, the 332
rhter group, for a combat area,
imminent. An informed source
trie war department has reveal
that the date of departure and
e destination have been set.
lis is th group for which Lt.
il. Benjamin (). Davis, Jr., reined
from the North 'African
eater of operations to assume
mniand. They are stationed" at '
lfridge field Mich.
And when that glorious day ar?
ccs 84 pilots anctm ftocR of en-,
tod men and their officers who
ake up the around crew, will be
i their way to put into practice
0 training for which the govern
ont has spent roughly $4,000^10.
^
Washington?The recently-arved
envoy of the Ethiopian govnment,
Blotta Ephrem Teweldi edheni,
visited the state department
last Wednesday and, present
1 his credentials to Acting Sec. J
State-Edward K. Stettinius, and
miediatcly set about the busi'ss
of preparing for his work as '
delegate to the United Nations
diet and Rehabilitation admin
tration conferences in Atlantic .
i4y- 1.
Washington?The senate judior i|H
iry committee reportedly voted
I to 0 Thursday to bringatadC,jMfl
iti-poll tax bill to the floored
?bate. Every member ofdfl
imniittee voted with
onnolly, Hatch, Au*tiiu,^B
Continued oh Pr jfl H
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