Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, October 19, 1941, Page PAGE THREE, Image 5
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, it
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"Mrs. Christine Hudson fa. visit
tag . to Washington, l>. O., with nn
1334 LfWls,
wrong sne wt/l Mtfp m^PhlUxcld-tingt
relatives wish TUiTOT
~ ri nopy returns to. M|rs ftaqhei Mc
P?fcy on her birthday, Oct. 14^.
'"N ;' ' . RpVv Wttv,..H;. Simmons Sr ?nrt
tiP$S^pwericiolyiv and 'Jr., were
; the guests of the ReV. -gut! Mrs. T,
- Q. Mills and Miss Oenevc ?f*Tern
?777 of? pffl ululft ' tiunday. ythey report
a pleasant tjip, and that they met
* thnhy, fi'Jpiids "afi<f readers of tin?
- . lighthouse and Infoniicv. ~~ ~
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? Mlsg I'uUiMlhe Hamilton of No',
C Sires Street, cntertainrri many
giis&U, in irTiouse party on last
2 (Saturday night.
CAROtlNA DUKES TO '
SPONSOR PRE-H^il.r.O"^ TV
?pmcE?
BSidS^evehing October 24. the
...' Carolina Dukes;- presented the
first of their fall dances, with a
Danclhflr Casino . - *??
r , The Carolina Dukes nre doin?<1
1 everything to make thts clffnce or/c
\ of the most enjoyable fall dances
to be held in a tonf^tTmc "The hull
-1??Will be Artistically -decern ted ;?
r.timulate the Halloween spirit. The |
... latest strains of melodiottv musir
Of sweet and swing, will be playpfa |
by Robert Miller and-his J^ipctb
Carolina Stbmpers' orehesTra"; /
i The Carolina Dukes, a men's
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Hi J. Cummins
'or Quality Groceries-and-rGood |
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SUMTER, Si C. \ \ I
Phone Us Before Having Your
shoes repaired
Dantzler Brbs.
Shoe repair ser/vice
i-ir- Featur'ng TT?v'aihlp HatfSoling 337ft
fit*'**'''? ?PjfSn.e 9231
.Cotumfc**, S- C(.
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Reo Pressing
Clara
Open < amj to 9 pin,
1% W??hin?W grog. T
The Best Sh'ow in Town!
LINCOLN
THEATRE
?4b ; 7^ - '
_-i # NnJ[ljgh OlepsJ.6 ,"
0 No SJide Entrance!
? Your PatrfoHijeU Alwoyf ~~ ;
?, " Appreciated
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11 v'Rest, By Taste Test"
1/ Royal Crown
T Bottling Co. v
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St&- Claims Paid W
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club, was organized about fotii
gys h*? ana baa no tfotrtsgrngiB
with RihUlar organisations, bearing
?>m. iuT mntam mi1.1 b
Miller, E. Randall. Q. Bona Parte,
S, Da3kei'vltte; tr, Miller. R^-Rose
IL. .Russell, _A, , Mf?lnnry?L.
WllgttfSna c. Allerh
1818 WORLD WAR
VETERANS 1941 ~
Proclamation: r
Tuesday. November 11. 1941.-will
mark that, .has passed
rlnce the Aitnistlbe was .signed,
ending the Great World War: In
Oratltude-to. God and ps a token
yt * respect" to thousands of our
comrades who gave their lives for
democracy, it' is .ordered that all
( itlCS. \ylth -wltnoid ' Innni pm.tT
togetherwith their ladles auxiliaries.
hold afmbllc celebration on
i Tuesday, November 11, 1WT.
t Is also sucRpsf^d thv ?'**
| erans who are organieed, march
fromnTheir headquarters ' to the
place -PL- th& public meeting, that
an appropriate program be arranged
with a prominent sneaker;
~rhnt patriotic songs be sung and
prayer* of thankfulness.be offered
?np; that the actual program last
notr longer" than one hour and onehalf
and that a- full report of your
Tirceung- bi - mailed her^~ within
three days after your celebration.
O. S. Porcher
?*\ O. Fox 33h r'-frv:
"T Georgetown. SC.
COMMUNITY CLUB
PRESENTS FI,A(?
Hill School Sunday by the 'Cotrvmunity
Club ' which* presented a
flag-pole to the school. Appearing
on the program were Mr? Mabel
Alston, Mr. Isaiah Abraham. Proi.
J. Thomas Wilson. Rev. Charles
Grant. 'Rev. B. J.__ Whipper and
Rev. W. H. .Wilson.
The p-TA of ; the school met
Monday night. Officers elected art
Mrs. Mabel Alston, president; Mrs
Edna. Jenk/ns, vice president; Mis?
E. L. Winds, secretary; Mrs. Emllv
GOulph Aiken. frreltir-"r; M4?
-Ruill cr2c her, program chairman;
Rev. "Charles Grant, chaplain anc
Mis. Helen Joy."assistant s?c'y.
Monis College
Vesper Musical
The - Morris College depattmen
ox music win present the inltla
Vesper Musical on 8unday Octobei
19 at 5:30 p. m? in White Hall. Th<
college choir, the male Quartet, th<
mixed,qUartet and piano selection;
by?students-will be featured. Prol
Andrew E. Jenkins will be gues
soloist. The public is cordially in
vitcd. Admission free. F. P. Abra
ham' Musical Director, Dr. J. F
Garrlck President.
The students of Morris are stil
moaning over the severe drubbini
the college received from Paynt
-College of Augusta iir the firs
home game of 'the season. The gam<
ended bv a score of 46 to n Many ^
the best football nlav?r? rst Wi'
. - year?htm??ctttrer graduated" oi
have not returned- for the prcserr
term and the coaches have a ^yerj
hard time whipping the new reemits?into
shane ??The
college is enjoying the great
esl registration in its history nnc
the~ faculty has been greatly en
lnrged. It Is rumored that nigh
classes for tnpn^r>rv Ty.jp. be btarte<
sdon. .
Your Flower Shop
Flowers for All Occasions
? Artificial ?nd Ffenh
-?ig n r~
titHnrra
.Many* E. $park$r~Propi.
UAUA4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
y m E
Good Clothes On *
Credit
Men *, Women'* and Children'*
Clothes . . Spreads, Curtain*,
Window SKadea, etc.
Wm. H. Simmons, Sr.
, 54 Line Street _ #t
<C-?11 er WHte fo* Yottr*Nffed?|
.ENROLL NQMLKDB
coWTTexk course
Including Tool idt
^ Palmetto (Poro)
: School Of Beauty
Culture *
- ? ^TAcerodiCe)
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spiv* in as nwnrain
Graduates
- EJlTiyl JL Brown, In?tr?rtor
* 218 ST. PHILLIP ST.^
Charleston, 9. C.
oast Life
Hoe Co.
fnr rntitnTrr
'ithin 24 Hours
ifwarTh Sis, Charleston, S. C.
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' Note fromTheCapBaf
Mr. and Mis. J. P. Holley of the
r Holley mm .earns Funeral Home have
returned home from a trtn tt?m
~ lull. .WIHI6 IKere Mr. Holley attended
the American Academy of
" Embalmings from ?hlch-ii?-received
_ his diploma Mr imil Mn. '
W/* Holley. parents of Mr. J. P.
_ Holley motored to New York and
Teturned to Columbia with the fecent
graduate and wife.
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I Ofthimhla is vpW nrniiS houo
with "hor very young; efficient lawyer
Harold R. Bowlwarc. Attorney
Bowlware is a graduate of Johrtson
C. Smith. Wliilo there no
his undergraduate work; his xradu-.
ate work wtis completed at Howard
University.' ' . .
The South Carolina Examination
Board for Em ha tm inn Tnet Oct. 8.
ft, at" the Columbia 'i'owiTHhio Audl
torium. ^>nr of ilir
examination were -as follows; Miss
Rosabel Moultrie, ChaVlestojf- Mi'
_ Walter ^. Mitchell.- Chan.estony and
Mrs. George I. Wiltshire CharlesIon.
Mr, Josiah J. Manlgault.Wlrmsboro,
Mr. Oscar F. .Howard Florence-.
Mr. Mike Washington Mullfns,
and Mf. Thomas James. Aiklh.
The Gamecock City
- No charge Is made for'-, the.
publication of,, sbctal -notes and I
news of general interest..' Notes and |
news must reach thf*- Sumter Bu- i
reau. 714 North Main Street, not |
later thnn the Monday afternoon ]
of the week publication hi desired j
Please be briefj - - i
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The Lighthouse Ac. Informer Is]
on sale at Moses Grocery North
Main. Street near Morris College,
and at the Sumter Bureau. The fol-^
I lowing agent* will Fe pleased. to
'serve you every week: James W.
s Jennings, 213 Bartlette/ St.. Way-man
C. Eraser, 108 Bartlette' St.,
Alvin Strong. 22 West Liberty St.,
, ftobert Gray. 10 West Bee St., and
i Ralph rhnndlnr ri17 V. Piiiuilju Jtl
I Coporal
pajltl Plnsou was - in
town this week end; visiting his
family and friends. '
Among the out of town visitors
seen at t+ie Morris-Payne "ToolbalT
I game'were: Mr. John "Tie". Wllj
liams. Mr. Joe Counts and Pfof
and Mrs. Edmond "Buck" McDonald,
all of Columbia.
1 Elder A. P. Spears has improved
r considerably. He stated "that he he
Iteves lie is on the r<iad to complete
2 recovery. Last Sunday he "was.Jeet?
* -ing-welLcnough to lutroducC"6ishon
Allen as the principal speaker for
t the re-opening of Mt. Pisgah A"ME
- church. ...
The Better Citizens Association.
Prdf. James T. McCain. President,
met on Sunday afternoon at the
1 Community Center and udoptcd the
? Constitution and Bylaws.
B , ..v.
t THE GAMECOCK CltY
A \\7 n !m> 1 imr/i fhnt 4* .1 _J -.
i ?tw mcucvc iimi ii/ wuuiu wu vei>
l oj>{>OFti.Hve- -for?oth*?pastors nrrtt
t fparhpn tn Inform Mir.il' IIH'inL)fl"s
r [and pupils concerning 'the Jinit
Crow governing passenger. trahsf
! portation in South Carolina. In
! using the busses, we have nntippri
' main colored passengers who sat on
j the -Tlrst ~fro?o seats and. invari
j Jply". they have been requqsted to
1 ! sit on' the hack seats. They could
- ! have avoided this trouble apd hut
; mlliation, had they seated thein1
| selves?on?the back seats rnT1 is
1 required by law." Whether we like
n certain' law -or not we must obey
p ( itr'fr our'"dislike is strong enough.
. ' we should try to change -it. but
; until it. Is changed, obey it . *A, tittle
tart will enable us to avoid--much
rTI<^gr*>???rhlftmisfr -
p. The Washington Street (Joinmuni
ty Center is still badly ih nurd of
y all sorts of toys and chairs. Used,
j unwedcd , playthings. plates, sauI
^ ccr?.^arrd"spoohS wjll be most wrl,
, --crimed. Balls can be bought at the
{ten cent store for 5 and 10s cents
each; if 20 men would forego 1
. . battle*?of?betu 101 aj_ wrcjt thru
I cmilil btly ehouRh balls to last the
[ tots for 6 months. We have agreed
toebir partwhRt. abduTyou?
j We have received the" following
I list of enmHrnrntK for 194l for the
NAACP. in South Carolina; Aiken
i ; 35; Charleston 19&; Churaw m. Ooliimbia
522; Floi'encc 96: Oeorpe.
j town 8R: Greenville Summer*
Ii ville 21 and Bumterjh^ (ntmrr^k.
j City, NONE. NO c'diunient needed
Wc still. peed ^ few more school ;
boy agents to?sell the Lighthouse
i ?fc Informer. Apply to 714 North
Main .Street
~~~Ro~Ro~ 25c T "
i CHILLS. FEVER anH COLDS
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DUFFY'S PHARMACY
| 2.11 King Struct Dial 2-2;47?
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Brockifiirton Dry
Cleiu^ri^L
HrttJUXS^Sf^ 83 CALHOUN s r.
47 CqLUMB^S ST.- \
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Robinson Shoe
RspiJr y
Hipfh Offtcfe Warkrrianphjp
Shoes Rebuilt Like~tMe?c?j
1 ATT Work' GuaihihTeefl
4! CANNON 'STREET
I ffffVf7ftn?ftfft 1
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LIGHTHOUSte AN?
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; fiom Miami
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'^1
Lovely Miss Ella Lucille Clay,to
j Maj??c City from "Tlie City of Atife
L desire* Womf a revltty. - Miss C
I spent an enjoyable time _whiL?.Jai_J
i Rur*it of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wil
jyiTu.Williams is a well known
neighboring towns.
" She also spent a shrfrt 4ime in
1 Returning -she stopped briefly in
Fla. * * ...
-'Miss < lav.torr is > well linoun
i ea?.111er hy ilie_ Miami brane-h of thi
njyjnld .fohnson is manager.
- Georgetown News
REV. N? C. M'AYHAMS, JkgCIli__
i GEORCtFtfoWn. s or- Miss
! Julia C. Smalls of Charleston, a
| recent graduate of Howard passed
j the week-end with Iter in^thTT.
Mrs. Martha Smalls. Mi?s SmsfiLi
rWft for Charlesteji on Friday.
Mr. ArtliPi - du.ishot) Harvol
iytmr~Tori Bragg. jgpent' on^ \vee^;
The Finest Foods in Suniteri
'Are Served At ... . . 4' \
Groen Leaf f!afp
CHARLIE LOGAN, Prop;
22. W. LIBERTY ST.
Eugene Blake'a:
fT Service Station
I GROCERIES AND MEATS
Cor. Atl antic and Gate* Street*
t" - 1 S-umicr.. ,*v to-I
Di*. Edward C. Jones
: . t)pn|is?
Of fire:
S';. W. Liberty St. Phnfte 22A
Residence; " " '
S. Wa * h i n r t o n S ., Phone 107 ?
Sqmlrr, S.^ C
m m m
1 A I I E N T 1 O N / . . I"'Miserllanroiis,
l>r"?#j llrrhs,- Nil
K'itr. "TlprV unci IllnrK and White
Products
The South End Shop
, 557 SOL | if MAIN ST
SI'MTER, S. C.
; Crescent Cleaners
' IHI Spring St. Dial 45JVA
Suit*, f} jk P. 50; Dritwes 50* up
Alterations ^nd pressing while
r f ?i
., Joe Robertson, Mgr.
fi iiiiflr?
SUNSET
INN
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INVITBS YHII TO
???iw.Trvy I'l ft'"
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Tfisf v tl,un<'tie.s, Refreshing
IM+wKm, flnrWini Tlricd^
Chicken anrl "MM"vice
with Smiles" - Most
f'omforiaMf^FMact'
in Town >*
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_ IKVPRfrStnKNT ?
N^xi Dnoy"' to Prnjpfi h|omPt
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rFORMEKTcHA RLESTON\ *S.
3Fo California
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SSBRffiasz^ tiWfl
LIS.
^L^-" 'WW,fc,*^**^,'?^fc-l?,,,,''^e,?*
ij. who lust recently returned to the
Is" thus having one of her eherlshed
taytQh expressed herself as having
-?o* Angles where she was the house
Hams. .
r-^phoiographer of th^t city and the
t
Hollywood, the city of movie, stars
New Orleans, La., and Jacksonville
I
dgtunaiin reader aiHI Is employed as
s Central Life Ins. Co., of which Mr.
with Ids parol ts, dRnart<nB or
""Sunday
IVIi s Fdnrt Krlk or Ctadixiurlfp
N C-. war-a vveek-cpd vlsltoe witl
her" daughter. Mrs. Ruth comer;
arri son-in-law. Mr Eddie Conyers
at the homo ot Mrs. -Sarah
Bherreid, Taylor ^t^get. "
jnip I).?nU lrw^i-?rrT -VTi -Pirn
Blake of tiic Helens will do;
lighted learn of Ids return iron
'the Veteran Hospital in Columbia
where he hucf. been' confined tea
two months Floth Mr and Mrs
J l-hiko-^j-re regujne- readers- of ttic
I IiH and I and we wish tor him a
j ompletp return to health.
' Tlie "cte'i an<; are looking. forward
j to their Armistice f>a\ p'ogiam
November 11 They arc wondering
'if they can got th? services of I.t.
Tl. "o. McKainc of Stirnter for this
- SuperferHFunera4
Service .
PALMER
ambulances
Tel. 777
:\>2 S. MAIN STREET
SUMTER, S C.
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Eyes Examtijed
- f (.lapses Filler! " ?-"V
**' "* "*
Kroken Lenses OuplirHted
I)t. j\kj3L_DeScMtt&
- King St
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i uiirii'Mon, ,s. i;.
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BIG APPLE CAFE
_ Ti rir.n ir; -r.Kr i.,
- Hexirfcrr Mral* ?< AFf Houri
KOlTIIERN IKIED
v CHICKEN
ISA N I) WH.'IfF.S ? BAl AH?
<'ockt.iiU - Rr?r - WW?
Cannon Slrrrt .
J BLUE PALACE
! TEA SHOPPE
C. C. Williams, prop,
j Drliciou* Hf>nif-Cookcd Mrnlt
( ,frre*h F'i*h Chicken Dinner*
? j. rr lh* 5?uth?r? ! ? J
: fTm TI K; IITHOUS.li" ?n..8?le'
i il<n'. ?VV?Tir Copy!
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4 - IWL W*?Mn? Ion
' . Columbia, S. C.
kit /
UKUWIN S MMP
. ( hoiee \Veslern Meats .
j. i * . n*-i o l %AA SPRING
& ^RESIDENT
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w i SI:I:\ i, yi AliTV w^AT
" *i ~u KA^qnaih A; -PRW E-S.*
t "TTsn. OVRTRKS. AND ANY
?' PA jits OF < I nr KEN.
m+m+mmm?m?mmmm?m?mmmrnfmmm?mmm
it
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mflipiiP
Hag is lining. up on the High
School Dames who read the earlier
part ol the4, night and meet other
_ women's husbands in the weo wee
hours r-.. L_ .
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. Certain C-8treet sLster la?some
popular sinci C-?ireei papa is !
back and holler- "Y^g; Indeed"!
Certain -sister was "so high the
otjier night she ' did not kndw
11 when- Twbby walked up on?tier
and- boy friend: Fellow turnedthe
fan, but hubby sang, "When I
cfctch you yqu - will- holler. Yes,
Indeed'4. 1 When
?the 1crtg7~ tail gadfly ran"
"Ctov/qfonrthe"First Street mama
Tuesday nitc, he had her begging
_ 'Pleas? keen still in the Dark".
_ A certain, guy oaFlw r Mite |
? goes around bragging, but when"
--thafmattw catrnwi v?u, yn?, ^pwart
? scop singing.
2 - On Five Mile IN Acoaber Rov
tliere is ? certain cterne says shris
a church sister, but' you should
see her on the week end with Mr.
_ stay out of the dark. .
| Certain up to. date, woman on
the Height when she has poi?k
chofx;' cats on the porch, but when
she has butts she cats on her
] inner spring' mattress
Carri Of Thant?
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
of 20 Bcggrd, Street wish to thnnk
their relatives and friends for
| their kind expressions of sympathy
't and their toesutirur TI^raT offerings
V extended them -during their rc"^cent<
bereHvement
; ' GET# APPOINTMENT
' } DETROIT. ?fANPi ? Mrs. Beu-''
j lah. Whitby, prominent social worker,.
received 'an unusual appointJ-hient
last wefek when she was pro- j
j moted to the position of superln- !
.. I tpndnnt .of Alfii'd Welfare Sta'
tion. at Wllklns and Orleahs Streets |
i here. ' - ' , > j
BIBLE THOUGHT
LI GOI) IS UNIVERSAL AND NOt
PARTISAN: For the word o( the
I Lord right; aM all his works
j j are done fn truth.?Psalm 31:4.
' I dole. Watch the EH and I for our
1 j news,
; The Allen University alee Club
) | appeared" at Bethel AME church
,1.Monday rvehlng before a large au,
i dlence with soloists, trios and al
k | conductor who sttll hav% the town 1
f I alklnr. " I
U..Erof Roswell N.Beck, formerly
k J a t?achei- at Howard High. ls this
I ycaY studying medicine at Nashirillr,
Tern, Mr Beck taught the
I I ninth grade Biology, the eleventh
i grad<* i\nd one of the football
. Icoaches
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yi ofe.i sor G - W Howard.' prln*
i rt/Tal cf Howard High School, has
'-een ill fui a week, blit he is im|
nypvlng arid is able'to- be out and
'rttTchool I ~
I ?
'I'lu; many irlonris of Mr. Marie
'James.will be delighted to know
'hat she i* back home again after
i spending 15 days ?n the hospital.
Flv? is improving nicely. The
NAACP and' fhe I Ighthouse and Informer
wish /fei' Mrs James a |
.'"perdy recovery(
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-V <V T I f T f ?
Walch 'his paper next week for
out Arpiistict Day announcement t
"for the program to he jendeeed-ab
-TrFth^sdfT Baptist church, featurti.g
a iidTrd """speaker. combined with
local talents, solos. duets.nunrand
readings The program
i committee is- laboring hard to give
J you thr talents that can bp secur?
Veterans call Sunday,. October
I 10 at 4 1r> P. M at th*> Hall on
Puke Street The Green's Hall
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Flower Town Notes*
BY KM'HARIt II. I'FRKV
- . SUMMT:RvTl!0!, .S . C. - Mrs."
Mal>el Greene president of the
'VHFM Society was a visitor in
the city last week
~RT^r->cI"Airtat>o-of-- Columbia.
Uortnerlo of SummervllIF is the
house guest of her cousins, Mr.
i Miss Alvinia ' Cooket R. N was
-r-a--vtsitor iTTTlT^ eity on Tuesday.
Alston High School was defeated
| last Friday by Camden by .a score
i ut, r\rt^? cucst up AW
| ton. ?-?r ? ? J?"""
Mr Thomas-.. Walter's car *?s.
Nirily rtam*-sed- Thijirsday_;&hcn?h*
fm- int-p Ji wwTfr ~matp, itucukliuj
"Mhr entire main up Another oar
was bWnved tor the incident- Mr.
j '.Salter la a member of the First
j Baptist church . ...
1 Mr. and Mrs Fauth, Mr.
^oomoi1 awt?Mw Conadtrt ?<-.
i lldtlv inTl. wf-re the house encsi
1-of Mr. nnd Mrs. l^Wrewe OlQvor:
Miss Carrie jGrcgg has none ??
={ New York for i.Ti Indefinite stay
|
Tlie' World War . Veternns nt
1 SnrnmerrvlTIe have orRanizcd tn*mj
selves Into a_poat;-tf*l# i* the first
I club of tts kind. Mr. Washington {
. Is Post Commanderz Nathan Wit- I
j soil, round-up trfrrnt. rmtT Frank j
Frazlrr, secretary.
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MCJiarges"^
* icr oupporterg
Rally to Cause,
Promise Battle
BfAlVJN E. WHITE
WA8HINOTON?(A. N PPTherT
cent export against the NYA charging
IrrettplaflHp* ^ mprplv nn of.
tempt to smear- NYA" said Verne
Kuhne, speaking for Aubrey Williams,
Thursday afiemoon In* -the
NYA heiidauai tcrs tn this cltv when
-questioned b? anp representative
on the status of the charges
^ivnn wtde publication HT~ local
llancrr. jLke previous day.
'"lite first we. knew, was when wc
read of It iq the papers," said Mr
Kuhnci "ah(^ we are not In a position
to-say anytftrnfithuch aboui
It. First., we, would have to see the
report and study It.
The report subifalttari "fly Lindsay
C. Warren of North Carolina,1 The
new controller general of the United
States, charges "numerous. Irregularities
and questionable" transactions"
touched the Negro qiies
tioh wfceii it Included tn a categorical
denouncement, ^13;aviati6?school
for Negroes in Chicago taken
over by the N. Y. A. ' g . *
Mr, Kuhne said ^lie matter immediately,
was deferred to the Illinois
authorities for-a complete in-'
vestigatlon, pending the full report
and nothing was available at this
time, either ^h. defense o- ienlal
of the activities.
Going into the matter at some
iengtfirTF would seem that the
whQle report was built with an idea
of rousing the wrath of the southern
bloc of representatives?arid
senators who oppose anything representing
any progress in the part
of the colored citizenry of ^the
country. '
Among tie charges were such a*
payment of p*r diem while on aii-oual
knit', dCSlftliatlon ol headquar- j
ters for the convenience of employ-j
pes and other simila: charges which
were brought without the knowledge
of-the personnel of the NYA!
The whols matter seems to be a
writ phrri y^rtWroHit th?.
Negroes irt the NYA and an effort
to curtail ttfl* "benefits they have
been receiving lately as A restrti
of liberal minded 'persons who see
in the training program of the NYA
the salvation of the young N'egrc
in the United States.- N :'i
The charges listed in the report
which was not submitted to_ _th?NYA
at the time-it wiSTEanded the
conn-oner, gives them little time
to prepare answers, but the offi^
cials are not perturbed arid hope
within a short time to be able to
completely refute all, charges laid
against the NYA.
CHALLENGE TO,MRS. BETHttTtE
Some seem to feel that the
(Continued on Back Page)
charges are a direct challenge to
the popularity and power of Mrs
Mary McLeod Bethune ?and see In
the hidden charges direct.accusations
at the actions of thehead of
the Negro division.
But her supporters have rallied^
. lui" mnt ihofSTlt th*
charges which "directly or indirectly,
affect the stand she ha^ taken Tor
her peoule in ttir wrimtnifttrftt.Wiand
they further promise a bitter
battle should the Integrity of Mrs.
Bethune be questioned or asstfllec
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