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Funeral
Continue from pa^r*
jWilliwns In perfecting ptens fer|niMic’» 8*ke, no matter wiierc
!th> financial eampai^ effort nf h« appeam and under what pon-
^ne iNeirrr. Bapii»t to raiae ^200,OOOj>itkmH, he entem Into ttie ipirit
Cleveland, and clf*w friend to r*-tir«‘ the mortvairi' on thp’nf hia *rt with a]l the enthusiasm
Dr. WiMalilk, trart^l the early Morria Mtnw^iaJ buildinft. home.and vijror ©f the whole being.
ri«e of Dr. WiUiama from a tho pufcliahing plant. Fifty I At all concert, on thia “Coaa*
liUle minister t»> a world thousand dollars of thi, amount jtSo Coagt To^ir” Kryl and hia
wid« leader. ra’sej during the last »es«on j Syn»phony Orchestra will be as-
•‘We have bpen intimate of the convention, Sept. 4-9 inj»»«ted by well known soloists,
frienda for 46 years,” he said, iBirminjrham, Ala. Katherine Landry, Soprano of
“and thia worid ha* iwt produced; Dr. WiHiamg recently perfpeted |R*dio;. Opera and Concert- Stage
m truer friend and brother than a cooperative program wWh South appear with the Symjphony,
Lacoy Kirk Williams.'’ 'p*"™ Baptints in operatiiig the®* well aa, May Hopkins, the
**The bcMiie foing of this exact Ameriran Baptist Theological beautiful American Harpist »nd
•eboiar, atate^unan in the King- Seminary at Nashville. The Rev." Krch, « Czech Violin
dom dt Geti and titular leader crfjD. V. Deniaon also served on the Virtuao.
Jfcgro Bapti»tB. i, an irreparafclo eommfeslon and is^thoroughly ae- in^roctoni
loas.” Rev. Boone concluded. jquadntod with the educational
The funeral rit«i wenp con- program of the eonventJ.n.
ducted by the Bell Fnneral HcOTe,| Dr, L, K. Williams left the
Esncst A. Griffin, dirertor. work of the National Baptist
The Rev. D. V. Denason, pastor Convention in shape. The
of the Tabemarie Baptist rhurch Publi*ng House d^’bt is paid up
and president of the Alabama to- date; the mossionary worlc
Baptist State Convention nd vice*under the direetion of the Rev,
prcddent ©f the Natfc«al Baptist *J. H. Jackson Philadelphia is
ConvenioB will succeed Doctor.making progress*and the annual
‘WUtiamE as president, [seaBion^ oi the 'National Baptist
Elected in Atlanta in 1901, the Convention are larger each year,
E«v. Deniaon _ presided |Over* the I I^repddenj. D, V. Deneson hasj
conveutibii daring the absrnce of been trained tj carry t^n work!
SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK
By R.J. SCOTT
adjoindng startes have made ar
rangement with Julias Flood,
Manager of the Entertainment
Course for acooimmodations as
the Kryle Muskal attraction is a
"must”, on their entertainment
calendar.
Teacher*
Continued from page one
MU&KIUX>M CAM FoRCS,
rfS WAY A.SPHA1.T
afatET
Entertain
Continued flrom page one
Maggie Kennedy, Miases Snow
Bailey^ Thelma Amey, Fannie
RosKr. Helen Clement and Chat
Rivera.
It was regretted that Presi
dent, C. C- Spaulding was unable
tci P«y hia reepeet or give feliei*>-
tion t^ ihe wdfe of a man whom
he love and admired. president
is taking a well^ earned resj for
a few day, in New York City.
HikLt
R.tSK FUHft|tA.V. IM )(E PUlLlPPIHtS
iMia. whipped So -fKty Aoa. KAf
H.E». A4 SA.D R.EXATi'^ES
'WF-lHtCEce.Asto
jltEpLik Eyt- *
OMI. or
UA.'fkjaA.X.
•V -Hit BLACK HiLVS,
\ Soufit Mjeafk
Dr. Williajna. The former has a^of the ponvention.
long and distinguished record as
a leader, not only in his
own state, but in the national
ca^ization. He was a fai'ttcfid
KYRL'S SYMPHONY—'
Continued from page one
"— genuinenew of purpose win him . - ,
follower and disciple of the late an inStant response fi^om hia amounted |il29^bK)0 on condi-
E. C. Morrig for aeveral decadc&
Teachers Association, tkj equalize
the salaries of Negro and white
(teaehera over a period of three
yeans. On Nnxvemlber 7, the teach
ers accepted the^ offer, which
iklucated at Selma univeiwity,
Sejna, Ala., and for 29 yeasis
paator of the TWbemacle Baptist,
church, Selma, the Rev. Deniaen
is one of t}^ able leaders of the
Paptiii' denomination.
fia mig aaaocii^d with Doctor
audiences. Kryl has no manner- tion that they be given »n in-
•isnm; nor idioeyncrasies, he igjcrease ^ not leas than ^0,000
Ju3t what he apipears, a whole i>f the nu>mey this year, and
souled, big hearted, generoufij higher increases during the next
man^ Ato^e all these, Kryl is /two year® with the total dffferen-
"onscientious and gives the bea,t|tial'to. be removed by Sept., 194S,
that is ip him at all times with-|They further insisted tha^ the
out reaerve. He loyes nnjsic for^NAAOP attorneys put the offer in
Isnich legal
binding.
l&nguage as to be
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shall, E^pecifil counsel for the
NAAiCP, at^wneys in the caofe
who were invited to tfte confer
ence, not only declined to attend
buit ui^ed the Negr> reprsenta-
tives not to partacipate in any
such conference while the case
was pending before tJ>e court,
unless the city attorney made a
Sipeeific olfer in writing, pireli-
mary to the holding the meet-
. — • ■
who tlii irnuiii
youngj,^j'^aSd^
(ife’- 'ihe > Norfeiile. Jotnsiiil^ '-'* ahi
Guide; Ifc Balmer, principal dT
the .Hitintington High School,
Newport Neura, Va.; Thoma^ H.
Hendersioin, a teacher at the Arm
strong high school, at Riichimond,
representing the Vii^iinia State
TeacheiB Akiociatiion, and City
Manager Borland.
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Commerce
Continued from page one
the organicati^n.
The greater part of the remain
der of the program consamed
in one minute felieitatibns to the
Chamiber of Commtfca By vaxiooa
ind>ividH«l8 ' of the community,
The highlight* ‘ qf this' phase of
the programi weret'Mre. H. L.
.VIcCrorcy»’ aeffiniiaoii of the
place of woirien in the Ch«mbei^»
pnogram; Mrs. L, A. Norris, ad
dtion of another word, continiiity
to the three set forth by Dr.
McOrorey and C. E. Morelands
contention ' that we teach one
bhang and practice another.
Explanation of the memt>ei^hip
drive was cleverly handled by
Ned Davis and the announcement
concoming the coming eletion * f
a Negro spokesman was made and
the list of present n^qpninees was
read; the meeting was adloiirnad
with more than » feeling of ac
complishment.
FIRE
Continued from page one
sustained Were by two men who
suffered minccr cwts from broken
glasg and by a wcmen, wiioae
ankle was broken.
As the last of the crowd was
leaving the flames broke througii
the ceifling. Deacons tben i‘eonio«7-
ed th^ casket froa Ae f^ont of
with an hour, Maay ^ those who
watched remaiiMd on the atreeta
ojutkide until aervicaa in the
afternoon. Some had l«ft their
ovet«oati Iq the building. It was
around 40 degrees above xero at
the time off the conflagration.
Defective wiring i» generally
believed responsible for the fire,
although the church organist,
whjj saii the ^ge electric instru
ment had been played almoat con
tinuously fo»r two days thousands
viewed Dr. Williams’ body assert
ed ahe had felt heat from the or
gan Tuesday ni|^t and had re
ported it but nobody did any
thing about it.
Much oif the rich walnut and
mahogany woodwork of the
ohui%h was a total lorn and the
rocif, part of the floor, and much
of the upstair, rooms will have
1;^ be reibuilt. Most of the church
records were saved. The loss was
covered by insurance and rebuild
ing^ i, to atait soon.
OUvet haa the largest member-
berehip of any Protestant church
in Aanariean, around 10,000. It
was built toj ita present site main
ly through tiie effor^ of Doctor
Williams. The building is 80
years qW and was once a station
ai'the “underground rUroad" of
pre-Civil war da^.
Meanwhile Sgt Nelson had
gone to the control panel of the
public address ^«tem in the choir
loft nd cut in on the oirgan music
being; played o^er the speakers.
"There bye be^a a fire in the
church fcut'a itat now,” he said
although ^e flames were steadily
moumtin^^ in the upiper part of
tlje church. ‘MSawever, the fire
men want btiildtng cleared.
You will please l^are, single file.”
At the same tome persons 'in
the balcony had noticed snin^e
and had 'broken out widowg pre
paring to Jump to the street. 3ut
officers stopped them and made
them leave through tlie door.
N)(^dy betieved at first there
reaUy was a fire, tbinMng those
outside had loopcocted a scheme
The Student Coop hai Iwen
grntod paermiseten by the Execu
tive Council to recondition the
«wm at the Poet Office entrance
*0. the auditorium of Thompkina
HaM for the Coop Shop. Student
me„ in the varioas trades have
volunteered thear labor for the
arpentry, plumbliny electrical
work and interior decorating. The
work b done under the suipervl-
sioti of the division of Building
Oonetroctlon.
Activities are now on foot to
»ise cash to purchase needed
ma'erial that ^he #fanlzatlon has
not becQ able to nalvage from,
nrioue repair Jobs about the
camptM.
The Student Coop hag been
gaven the nise ojf equipment for
making and bottling soft drinks
*nd up tp, date fountain. Over
the fountain and at small table*
they wiill sdl sandwiches and
light lunches also. The Coop
Shop will be rtocked with the
usuai school supplies and college
novelties and souvenirs.
The Coop Shtp will also be Uie
distributing center for craft pro
ducts made by Mac^n County
Folk dn the rusal center and fn
the Oraft Hnjbby Shop of the
:School of Education.
.Shares in the Tuskegee Stu
dent Ooop will sell for 35 or 50
cents and will be available to
faculty, staff, veterns hospital
employees as well as to the Stu
dent bcjdy. Many non-resident
alumni will probably buy shares
to encourage the student dnitiated
business venture.
the church, where it had been It© get inaide the chuivh. When no
laydngi in state since Monday [attempt was made to leave Sigt.
evenin(g. There were four caas'iKelson reipeated Ms instructions
loate of fk|wers banked around and the crowd stood up and start
the altar but they were not x«
moved. Later, wUn part of the
ad moving toiward t^^ exlta.
OProm the choir left ~Sgt. Nil-.
eeiling feil tn from tha weight oC ton oontavilled the crowd, tailing
ttorg. above, the the people to “quit puAing” and
stc^pii^ then when congestion
^as ^o^ great at the doon. A« a
reuatt, the thousand, got outsidd>
in erlect order. Tfce^only itajuries
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debris falling
flowers wer^ partially buried.
The tons of water shot into
blaze knocked them all over the
fjoior. ^
The casket was taken to the
Beil Funeral home on Michigan
avenue, a few blocks away,
where it remained until open &ir
funeral services were held in
fronj of the church starting at 2'
p.; m. , ' ,
More than SO fire truokg rush
ed to the scene as a 16-11 alann
was sounded, and at leaat 10,000
person stood watching the blaze
whifh was broiigh|. under control
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STUDENT "COOF’
Continued from page one
Derbigny, Dr. J. Max Bond, Mt8.
J. P. Guzman, Dean of Women,
Pr.^W. T. B. Williams, Dean o|f
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