the CAROLINA T^MES SATUKOAY AUGUST 2S. fM7
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BAPTISTS ar NATION PLAN CONCLAK
Great Meet To
Be Held In Los
Angeles
the Home MiiMion Board,
Rev. T. T. . Lovelace directiifar
and a radk) pulpit is also planned
where the ibeat in the race and
drnonrftnation can ibe heard. Tha
Woman’a Auxiliary. Convention
will hold its session^ at Second
Miaptist church.
MAMMOTH NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION CHORUS
CHICAGO, Auffust 26—(ANP)
—^The Nktivnpl (Etoiptiat Conven-
iion, Inc,, '•Hfhich meeta. at Los
Angulcs Sept. '8-13. looking
forward to one of the most im
portant and larKt'st conventions
that orRanizations has ever held.
President L. K. Williams has
Jieea fluiprised a'^.the numljer
rtpipjfates- — who have declared
their intention to be present,
and already one entire trainload . ^ m
-||>eduIeJC.m:AoH;
KO alone, with Eajern deleRate« in
converKmgr upon Ch.cafco. rhm ' ^ ^ chal-| A«r>les. Calif.. Sept. 8-13
A drivE forffiO.O&O- to finance
the various interests of the con
vention wilt ibe inatltnted.' A®
Wyndham, fa-
,, ,ith. .n. |... .h. »o., -e,
■ loyklly for .11 b. didlheW, It will b. ™»rt.m.,l by
The annual, address of Presi-
dant L K. Williams will be a
moth 400 voice choir has as its
director Mozelle Te Outley. Ed
na Hammet Pdrter is organist.
Dr. L. K. Williams is president.
of the Convention; the larp;cst
church body among Negroes in
(ANP)
mental AactivJtie*
GOLFERS TO SHOOT FOR JoOiO
OPEN PRIZE AT CLEVELAND
MEET
train will be-knoWn as the Presi- , ^ what ia expected to b® ^he gieat
1 1 o 1 -.I. 'lengmot^ complete payment of .wn»i, m
dents California Special, " t- ir ,
Dr. Williams acting as • ,
h9st. Convention^^ions will b« « « ^Jren^gthenTng ‘"‘his"" 'estate ‘one of the largest and best ti^in-
held at the big Shriner s Temple liquidation of the'ed musical grou^ ever to func-
At the fortncottiipg Baptist church’s debt to it. a convention,
conclave will be launched num- I J
crous projects for integrating
more more fully the religious life
of the Baptists of the country i featurf of the 5'8th annual
with the social and economic for- the other, of
les playing upon them, forums r»H)minence who Vill address the
will be held upon- the present Iare Senator William the world,
oconomk; situation as it affecta King of Chicago, Dr. George
the Negro group, and the mat-' ,York City. L. J.
ter of unions as they affect Ne-1Arkansas, Dr. W. H. Jer-
gro workers will be discussed. Washington, D. C., Prof.
Delegates, it is said, will insist i' Tenn ,
that capital and labor alike must Rev. R. C. Barbour, editor
recognize and respect the rights | Baptist Voice. ^
of one another; that workei-s I Saturday morning, Sept. 21,
have the right to right for high- Memorial Service will bejof |,5(>0 has ibeen provided lor Georgia, blazes the way
er wkpes and better living con-l*'®'‘^’ ***« ‘*®’ the professionals with $200 on
ditionn and that individuals '^y I he rail for the winner "
dosii in?: to work should not ^e Memorial ser-| )pe„ and *lhe possession
prevented from so doing by delivered by Dr. J. Open cup for one year in
striking workers by the use of Florida; Installation'most ambiiioua .^oif programs
force, violence and intimidation, i "^f'cers will be held Saturday ever atterhpted by the llivitcd
I afternoon. The Monday following Golfers Assocution.
Plans will also be made at jche the close of the Convention will j • r a r
big conclave for a nation-wiJe ''be set aside for sightseeing antPl Robert H. Hawkins o ring
celebration, marking the TSth an
niversary—tvf thp— frwjlwn of ‘he
Negrtwir Street preaching -wiH
be another feature, with some
of the best ministei’s in the Con-
StafT^B FfTg e
Blazes Way In Breeding
Long Staple Cotton
Stalk With 466 Bolai On Display tempt to revive sea island cotton successi All of the plants arc
At State CapiM; Governor induBtry4,ln the Coastal Plain re- heavily fruited. The State ento-
Rivers Praite* Expert* gion. mologist is highly pleased \Vith
jaid the new sea i.'iiand tj;pe
would mature . “fully twenty
days earlier than sea island cot
ton ever grown before."
The governor too was hig'!y
pleased with the project.
The college authorities hope
to develop sea island cot^ >n 1
whicl)'' could be grown t outside
the original sea island area a-
long' the coast.
REV. McMILLION KE9CUES
FOUR MAROONED BY
STORM
Tbs' r^nstant ti«>wBpojr ef r»l«
h«=re TumuUiy aft^rnona
a MMr drain tf> h*» '
^topping t.^e fl-(W oj waf‘T lr«m
the street making a p«rf t
aruund.the hom ■ nt l^uMC
lOiS Sonnon^ Strt^^t. Mr^ Id^
'(:ox and her thren ^I'-’^ndi hild* • n
were marooned . by^ the wat* »
which cover-d /the f!i>or about
■(ix inch*'-'.
The water around the hon‘«
ros."' to about four feef in lom ■
pUicMi- Rev. ^ O W McSCillioa
in hip boot.** vaded to the portn
of the hoUiw- and re>*’U#d th-’ iirt-
man and ciuldion bringios them
s«fe4y to- dry landr , ^
With the aid -ft' a policeman
Mr4. Mayjrit* CoTi wit»—•f-H-rr-;—
W. F. Cox, removed the ean
tMat ha»t itnppeii mt
water
DOCTORS VOTp FOR FIGHT
ON SYPHILIS
SAVANNAH, Ga. August 11—
Cooperating*-• with the sfate de
partment of entomology wHich la
25>eaded by Manning Yoeman, tha Enough of the special seed was
Ga.
perimental work, considered the
best strain of sea island cottoa
seed in existence, was developed
by B. M. and C. H. Gaddic.
CLEViBLAND, Ohio, Aug. ^
(By Clarence L; Simmons for ^ agricultural department of
A record breaking purse State College. Industrial College,
ST. LOUIS, August 26—(AN-
P)—Wa^iermann tests for all
pr--?(chool chifdren in order to
erpo.se latent cases of syphilis,
and birth control for syphiHitio
Upon the succj.‘?S o' this ox- and mentally di-ficient wom«'n
periment rest the destiny of 6a. were a.“iked in r'-sojutions ailPIv."
farmers, the possibility of on ed-Ky the National Mfdical a.«so.
early return of sea island poiton ciafion in- its annual meeting
culture to a place of importance here last we“k.
in Georgia’s agriculture and mil-j Dean Numa P. •■Vdam.s of the
blooms was displayed nt tho^ions of dollars annually- derived Howard university medical jrhool
State Capitol. Atlanta. The from the crop. announced the opening of a de-
The seed used to start the ex- the project. A stalk of cotton
with 446 squares, boHa and
stalk, about five five feet high
is a sample of the heavier bear-
provided to plant 7.7 acre?, ing plants in the plot. There Aremay go to Englan 1 tn j ider sponsorship of the U
which when matured at the bar-:.many of them with more than inake a motion picture- if ne.;o. Public Htalth Service.
r: I partm^nt for instniction of pny-
Duke Eilington and hi.s famous t'cians in treatment of syphilis.
vesting time will ibe distributed
among farmers who are interest
in ex
perimentation, and research
of the work on sea island cotton be-'i" estaWissing a one variety’
of the comes a reality. community. The
I I suver special seed, only enough
The experimental worl^. unde*'' t, plant 1.1 acres was iplanted on
the supervision of F. Marcellus ^ pi^t that was dtuated to prj-
Staley, director of the depart-j gnt** vent cross-breeding and af-
ment, started April 15- in an at- foi-j isolation.
■ipO buds. Some exceed 500.
Governor Rivers, discussing
the experiment conducted at the
college on long staple cottJH,
nections exhorting the public in
this mannner, hoping to combat
some of the ‘isms’ and cults for
which California is famous. Sun
rise devotional services will bo
' visiting with Loe Angeles fciaptist Heights, Ma^, Chairman of [^en’s ChampionshSp, and for ITie
church and-lay leaders. the Tlpurnament Committee^ an- time, this ^yent will be de-
. ijQuncea match playV. Ijge tb6
NEW PLAY SET FOR At, Y. I hips will ibe contested for at tho | Jnen, the ladies will start with
lighland Golf tourpe here. Aug. ^ j |g qualifying round with
he two ilinalists fighting it out
A new all-colored play tenta
tively titled “Home Sweet Har- 31 tb Sftptember 3, wi
lem,” which has been set to »dded events neW to *1^'e u
music will be presented by Geo» program.
One hundred dollar.s goes to
second best professionals
held daily under the auspices of this fall.
Abbott, well known Broadway _
producer on the (stem) early the
The oibject if the experiment
8 to produce a variety that ma.
urea early, is^ a heavy 'producer
anrTT type" tHSf "will grSi# Uti'der
boll weevil conditions.
'Indications point to the fact
the fourth day of indivfdr.al' that the experiment at the col
lege is going t« be a brilliant
Cations now bein^r conducted by | Member.? also protest^ again-
his personal representative, Ir- st the practice in many Southern
ving Mills, are brought to con "hi-| states of refusing to perpiit Ne-
sion. I Continued on page .^»»e
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I compete in the Open and finish
within the first ten will be given
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1 As usual, the' big efent wil! be
the Annual National Open of
which this will be the* twelfth
playing. Starting with 1.8 hoj^s
August 31, 18 holes will be play- ^
cd the following day, with a 3^1 -
windup on September 2, mak-
ing a total of 72 Woles of medal y
play. 11
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pjonship for men. This event will g
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qualifying ..round, then 18 -hole-.jp
matches until two finalist fight ^ j
it out for the amateur crown in j:
a 36 hole final on the fourth day. | P
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