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BAFTISTS HONOR
Civic, Business And
Professional Leaders
Honors Churchman
MlTCHEt-t SAYS
EX MIDSHIPMAN,
SATIA0AY JULY U. 19*7
TMVSRS.
IS “NOT
OH^CAiGO, Jujly 22—ANIW
CUma^itsr 43 yor* of dUtinguUh-
ing leadership in church, civic
political and btiainess'clrclca and
21 years as' the i>Astor of Chi-
ca(|j'a fanited, Olivet ’ \3aptist
church having one of the lariffst
iProteqfDan^ ^onj^ej;ati|QnB i n
America—^the church and lay lea
ders of 14 Baptist churches and
iteveral thousand of Chicago’ti
business and professional l«ad
era joined last Thursday in paying
deserved tribute to Dr. Lacy Kirk
Williams, nationally known pas
tor and president of the National
Baptist Convention of Amciica.
The t»ig church edifice at 31
•t.#a«t and .south Parkway was
filled to capacity longf before the
hour set for the anniversary pro
gram and amonjT the huge crwod
assembled to honor Dr. Willla.ns
war* the . deacons, trustees and
memblETs of the following Bap-
l^st churches: lEteth pdeti, Mt,
Heujmon. Profrre^|l^lve, Bcrean,
Elbtenezer, Monumental!. W fst
Point. Greater St. John, Pilsrrim.
*Mt. Vernon, Shiloh, St. Luke.
B>1thesda and Lilpdtele*. During*
Dr. Williams’ pastorate, the fi
nancial report shows
9,S60 members, with a member-jjie oountrjf preacher, his
■t;>ip peak, during pre-depres»ion variaty of aermons has begp equal
days of l2.00p. Olivet now has to the occasion and in atep with
the march of time. It is hot an
easy job to pastor a church the
a personnel of 24, includes 14
circles and many auxiliariea a>
mong Its acti\^(ies.
Among the chUrch leaders pay
ing tribute to the Bs
»>tist leader
were S. A. Griffin. “A Review of
the Pastoral Work of Dr, Will
iams”, J. T. Carrothers, “What Dr.
Williams Has Meant to the Com
munity" and 1^ E. Hlenderson.
“The (Church Answering Huuian
N/aeds Stephen A.^riflfin, dhalir-
man Deacon and Trustee B*oards
cxtoUe(l the pasttor as folloMra:
“T'jom the bvinning c.f Dr.
Wj^filJan^s’ prjjjtorate in 19^1^1
there has been a growth and de
velopment in every phase of our
church w(rk ^n^ manj n^ fea
tures have been added. We have
aeen Oli^t grow rfrom 26 de
partments in 1916, to more than
65 today; fronj eight pitd work
era. to as man^ as 14; from a
membership of 3.600 to 12,000;
from a property valu® of |75,
too. to that of 1258,268; from an
[average income of around ?16,
[ OOr). jto an^era,!' heighifc of
$1,075,184 ^^ster of 260.‘ to more than 650.”
fYPE THAT WOUU> MAKE
GOOD IN TH« NAVY ^
WASHINGTON. July 22— (A
NP)—After probing the resij:n
ation of MidshipmanGaorge J.
Trivera. his recwit aippo^i*^^®
the U. S Naval academy at 'An-
na4>olfs, K«p. Awtlkur W. ^Mitchell
of Illinois declared laat week h®
had come to the conclusion that
tfie'.youth “is not the that
would mak« good in the navy.”
ti2e of OlSvet becaus® we draw
membtrship from erery stoto In
the Union and many coma with, strongly that
their individual ideas of' thurr*i
management. We have been forth-
nate to rement them into a whole^^ other young men I-have known
they join the rank and file of th#‘»^ 1 i:«
membership and become whole
hearted supporters of the church
p!lVgram... In all |l>r. Williants
has been identified with all pro-
Cres^va mo>^ment,si to Matter
Olivet and the commhnit^ and
Chicago ^ the better for his hav
ing lived he^.’’ '
Dr.D. W. Kelly- waa master of
Post Graduate Students
Learns Of New Veniereal
✓
Disease at Chicago U*
"'Win. Mitchell
Loses Appeal;
May Die
a white man for
colored
Murdar of
Atty. CiMrlaa W. WUiiafl
•f Hatid*rs>n ^ited in tha
•tt Monday.
CHICAGO, a*.—(ANP) ini»td until l«2fi
—The remarkabU fight which isjPrei produced a
whtn Wilhtlm
a specifk tnt
diaordtr. Thia. tw* |
on venerai dlaeaaas j
now that »Evti» test Md ia
^ -itt is known as tha Frti test ana
au^orities | ^j^pioatic f«r this compara.
newsjwper*- hare Itfted the veil
of these dr^ad ail* |
any position that ri^uirea stren n^enta, has bnou^t to light a [
edus effort; that he ia like many new terror which the. publia at
large had been unfamiliar
Keing made
throughout the country.
“I do not believe he Is of the' piif}UcJ^th
fighting type”’ said the congresa- news^per*-have latwi tively new disedW. as the Waastr-
man. “I am impreased rather of aeirecy which formerly »nd Kohn testa art for
he. does not wish ed mention of these dr*!aa Thj, „ew v*ner«al di-
■ease is known as LyMphograso-
loma Venereum. Other name* for
... _. . . “‘the diaeasa are ■Lymphogranulon**
ho wishes to move along the Ime The twenty-six .physicUns reprc-. Lym^»Hopathia Vener-
of least resistance. senting a doien states who are in | ’climatic Bubo. t
., in attendaiMa upon the post-grad-»
I am only too sorry tha^ school bei^ carried on this! “The disease is generolly con
•ummer by Provldenet HjDspital tracted through the sex organa,
and tha Univaraify of Chicago, J but thara ia a coaa. on racord at
here, have had a fuU preaenta- Provident Hospital wher^ tha di
tion of (this comparatively new j aease was trasmnitter from tha
disease made by Dr. Waltar S. fai fected mother to her tyo y^T
Grant oT'ProVtdent WoaottaL 4Kho old child who al#pt with her. This
not discover this weakness in him ^
before he was named as a candt
date for the scholarship at the
academy. It is my opinion he
woult not make good. jf he re
main^d in the academy. Uulike
reremonies and the arrangements, Johnson, an appoin-
oomhiittee included J. T. Caroth-| «« who resigned swerol
ers, D. R.‘Taylor and John what I reg_ard as
as the total amount handled and i Or. Wilfiami at a Preacher
disbursements amounting to $2, | Speaning of Dr. Williams’
075,184.27. /popularity as a preacher. Dr. D.
16,Cpo Acceiiiot* Duriny HU ^ R. Taylor, veteran member of tho
Paitorate ^ . Deacon’s board, said “In the 21
Since he answererf thb cail to J of his
,. pastorate, here, J
Olivet in 1926. Dr. Williams has have not heard ohe person who
added iS.070 communicants to tho pave an expression of dislike for
church membership, which 21 his preaching. .. Dr. WilliamV
years ago was 3,6''CtQ, today has sermons have bten unlike those
lor.
*he standard required in military
life.” . ^
Travel Expert
Sees Advance
In Business
is recognized as on* of the for«>
most urologists in practice.
' Provident Hospital had h«d
' ^00 f qaaea offllrm'iho^^AB^jlomai .,
and the medical fraternity of the
!.cjtj» has shown interest in their
' development and care. Dr.Grant
is expected to'issue a publication
soon fecording the more malig
nant and important cases in this
'graup.
onder treatment.
CLARKSDALE, Miss., July 21
—ANP—WiUiam CUrk Mitcrell,
5.5 yeor old white World war
veteran who burned a Negro
father and son- to death in a rob
bery. Tuesday lost his appeal for
a new hearing on ris mental con-
isthe young«st *»■» Twcord. ttittoR -befoim Circuit coort
("ha child recoiversd (>rtoriptl7| '
"The disease ia characterised
by appearance of small 'blisters
pimples or superficial ulcers on
tl^e genital orgjans. The^e may
disappear within a few days, but
soon afterwards there sfppfar
large swellings involving ont 01
bQth groins.These glandular swell-
ge J. M. Kuykendall at Coffe*"
ville and was again sentenced to
be hanged. The date> ia Aug.30 |
For ihe torch murder of . Louis
and (Coot Bi|-ant in Y%lofcusha
county during 1932, Michell hos
betn stntenced six tim^ to die
and has been saved five times.
The stat6 supreme court upheld
his death sentence and the gov
SvtAim and Gonorrhea have «ngs may break down and dis-jemor refused to intervene after
venereal or charge pus for weeks or months, the slayer was found sane in an
.iImtyfov(bd Ibusini^i condlitionfi
the country over will result in in-
cr^dsed proapqrity flrr Negro
business men and workers gen
erally, according^ to Mr. Dudley
Luckj, Continental QlT^ompany’s
special Negro representative and
director of the Negro Branch - of
the Qfihoco Travel Bureau. This
been recognised «> —.
social diseases for many genera-
tiona”. said Dr. Grtnt in • lad
ture 'before tha post-graduate
^ 'school Tuesday, ^‘and great pro
of this service should K^ess has been made in the diag-
and treatmant oif theae
^ inqmnr*! V
^iakinQ w
A. (HUBER.T
1D37 lNTTE*K,VTtO*»I. NE**0 fMSS
ditions will be reflected in more
travel by Negroes thils summer
than has been the case in some
years, he believes.
Mr. Luck, who has been in the
employ of Continental Oil Com
pany for some years, is the foun
der of the Negro- Travel Service
Tire T)%yei‘
Btireau, which has headquarters
in the Continental Oil Buildings
Denver. Colorado, offers special
personalized trip services to any
point in the United States, Cana
da or Mexico ^ no charge to the
tourist
The touraide, as the service is
called, includes specially marked
sectional road maps, descriptions
of points on the route which have
unusual scjenie or historic inter
est. and lists of cottage camps,
hotels and other tourist accommo.
dations. Each Touraide is incrib-
ed with the nafe of the tourist
for whom it was made.
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226 MORGAR 5T.-
THE FISH MAN
U Now Locatad Naat
Oo«r To TIm-. Bannor
WarahowM CarrylBg A
Varialy Of Fish*
;resh daily
Gattls
PHONE J-44S1
iSi>eoial ■ (listp 0 f accomni
dations for Negiro tourists ar?
part of every Touraide sent to
Negroes. These . are compiled
Mr. Luck, who travels over the
Conoco teritory gathering this in-
formstiion and helping N^gro
d^len* :»tni|rchandise Conoco
Products.
Readiers who wsh^to avail
themselv^ ,
address a request for a Touraide
to the Oandco Ti^vdl fBUi^eau, disoases. Ohwcroid (soft ulcer)
to the j.arwco ^ veneraal disease whvch
a.sking for the special service for ~ " -
The route and destina- “ prevalent and i.
time the times mistaen for the primary
‘It has been qutta qw^ntHy;
"Other manifestations are ex
tensive uideratlons xrf the fen*-
tal organs, or strictures and fia
tulas which involve the lower
rectum and the tissues about the
external sex organs.. ' (
, ^^gHosed ear^ and^
prjDpeifly trea'bod these l«sions
heal quickly, but when negject-
ed the disease may l^t for
moi^ha and years and produce
examination by statt doitors,
but his life was saved through a
wirit of etrHf roram nobis issued
on the ground that questions of
his sanity had no fbeen properly
brought before' the court. . »
iGaddis Witthima wlste^ state
commander of Disabled ‘Vetserans
of the World war. declartd the
hearing Tuesday that he believed
Mitchell would escape the gallows
since “w© do not +beli«v® him
and istress to «ane.” His attorney s announced
distase luis Beeii -bfoiMgSt ‘ |a new appeal to th« supreme
Some excellent and mirAeulotra*court, . -
I s»|>n. Although it has probably} results have been obtained in tb? | There is considerable resent-
SEMI-PROFESSIONAL for manjv many ytars;.! treatment of these cases At the ment in some circle* against
its true nature was not recog-l Provident Hospital. , | breaking precedent and hanging
_ often
Negvoos.
tion, together with the ^vu-.
trip wili be taken, should be clear-
ly indicated. The^ Touraide will has lO^n
4 mailed promptly, with no however that a fourth vener^^untold discomfort
charge, not even for postage. ^ 1
attention of tht mfedical profen- j
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SKIN WHITENER
'Keejm yai complt^a foathia^
Instead of wat^^r, ths poet j
might aptly - say “Parks,, parks, j
eVtrywlnirt!, and not a one to fiay ^
in.” This would accurately dis-.
crUbe an emjbarras^ng aituation ,
in which local Negro semi-pro-
feMional base bi^l chibs often
find themselves, so that, what we
n^ed in Durham is a park for Ne
groes.
In
our fair city this condition
is more pronounced on special
occassions, as July 4, which has
just passed, and July 25, which
marks the opening date lof the
American iLegion convention.
There are’ two parka which
might flccorrodafce N«gro clubs:
the N. C. Collega park, and the
.Durham Athletic park. According
to Dr. Shepard, the coUege board,
will not permit the use of its park.
W© are permitted to use the city
by' park, if the Bulls ar« not going to
need it. It so happened that th*
Bulls were here July 4, all local
lilubs had to play out of the city.
Again, it so h&pipiens ,that I .the
P^lls will b» here during the ~iih
Continued ob PagO Four
•IT WAS MY
LUCKY DAY
•SWEETHEART
LUCKY FOR
ME TOO DEAHJ
( YES, LUCKT THAT/
Dt^covcRED eoDEmori
Royal Crown Cola presents an
other al^orbing chapter in the ring
career of Jack Dempsey,''as he de
fends his title against BiliTBrennan; a
blow by blow description with com
ments by Dempsey himself and a back-
grotind. of his restavt^^t in Ne^ Jfork
gt the prossroads of the worfd*
NEXT WEDNESDAY D^MP-
S;EY verMip BRENNAN,^
TUNE^IN EVERY WEDNES-
PAY AT 6i30 P.M. WDNC.
OYAL
ROWN CDLA
LAR/E(/SE IN TIME )
. wy^N^bedy to kaow |mt
wpst lua jdoaatokMp^irhiir to btSH-
UfuL It alwaja.j^wiM UkaiUk.
What’la tha Mcrat of har routhful-look-
laA halrf Yon could aarar teaaa—luat
a'alaapla^>pli«atloa of Oodafroy’a
Laftanaa. Tliat’a Sva'a ttcnt, aad you
maj It, too. .
.nut aak yaw tfsalar for a bottfa of
nooacaJLAJUir.USoVtha
la tha Tud boa. Apply with
I l^w It tlvaa
yoUr hair that aoft, ahlmDMrini, Iva*
■ troua flnlali ao much adntratf hr aracr*
ona. J , ,1
Gray tOM—atraaka diaappaor—irith «■'
alntla aopllcatloo. Colov wastjrf camaa
aTanly«-Jat black, blapk; dark«'madlaaa
or IlAht brown, or blondf. No fOaa, ao
mora troubla t^an a ahanwooi.
D^'t wait—tiy Oodatlpr’m lultmtt
day. If aatlaAad, your daalae Mil
promptly rafwuLyour aaooar.
If ya«f daolaf
doM aat hova
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