> SATURDAY,
JUNE 12,
by Khudinc . Johnson -e
visit dk. and mrs. pride f1
Dr. and Mrs. Charles 13oinur|
of Orange, New Jersey were the)
house guests of Dr. and Mrs. 11 '
P. Pride of bOil Oak Street.
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RECEIVES LAW DEGREE
Willie T. Smith, Jr. recently,
completed his law degree U (
Smith is a former graduate of >
* State College, Orangeburg. Mr.
Johnson C. Smith University, '
Chariot tee, North Carolina. ' '
ANNOUNCE BIRTll OF
daughter iy
Mrc .aid Mrs. Kufus Ford annoance
the birth of a daughter, j
Aurelia Estelle. Mis. Ford is ]<
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the former Nelhc Washington. S
visit lndiana
Mr. and Mrs. Stonewall RichJ?1
burg and family left the city for j ^
Indiana where Mr. Richburg I f]
plans to attend Perdu*.?thrivcr- f
sity, Lafayette, to complete his| ^
masters degree.
SPEND SUMMER IN CITY tl
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith
and little daughter, Clarice of ^
Georgetown will spend the
summer months here. I
MISS HOLLY AT PRATT u
INSTITUTE
Lillian F. Holley, daughter of b
Mir. and Mrs. Ishmael M. Holley B
of 3919 Maurice Street, has been S
Swimming Classes Begin at ar
vc
Drew Pool '
Swinuvung classes for beginners,
children and adults, open- in
ed Monday, the children's class
being held from 11 A. M. to 12
noon and the teen-agers and
adult class from. 6:30 to 8 P. M. ^
There were many new faces
including -little ones who just Si
played in the water last year, or
but who are now large enough tl'
to begin the real job of learning
_ The pool waterfront staff is
anxious to start some new Red ;t1
Cross methods for teaching
swimming and water safety, ine
services ar(, available only to
persons who pav the admission
price to the pool, ay all swimming
instruction is given free.
SEASON TICKETS OFFERED
AT A SAVING
Season tickets at the low b
price of $6 are available to < .
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1954 "South Carol
lectori secretary-treasurer ol
ho Sophomore Class of Ii'b4-5E
it Pratt Institute, where she is
i student in ret'iling.
Miss Hoi ley is a graduate ol
A. Johnson High School,
* of 1 0o?t.
\N\(H N( F 1N(. \(>I:MENT
.Mi and Mrs. Daniel Stewart
d Durham, North Carolina anlaunee
the engagement of th>'ir
laughter, Sarah"^l,1irr***-4rT''m 'b:t
Smalls, Lieutenant, U. S.
Army, Fr. Bragg, North S^'10
n;i.
VOMFN's t ()t N( II. 'l'O .Ml I I
Tlic Columbia Women's t ixmwi.'J
meet Monda> night,
une 14, 8:00 P.M. at Le?vy\s
'uncial Home. 1831 Taylor
it root.
Election of officers,-. treasurer's
report and plans for the annual
oei.a.1 wil; be discussed, accordrig
to Mrs G. E Nelson, presient.
V.
O'NEIL TO BF. ORDAINED
The public is invited to attend
he Ordination to the Diaeonate
f William O'Ncil of Jenkinsille,
Wednesday, June 16, 11:00
M. at St. Luke's Protestant
piscopal Church, 912 Hampton
treet. The Rev. Adolphus Car7,
pastor.
The service will be conducted
y the Rt. Rev. ^Alfred C. Cole,
ishop of the Di6cesc of Upper
outh Carolina.
iy person through the twelfth
>ar of. hvgh school. These tickis
permit the purchaser to
vim us often as hL- wishes d.irig
the entire swimming season.
Organizatios and individuals
e being asked to purchase
ason tickets for cfeserving
lildren who otherwise may not
et to use the pool facilities,
pason tickets may be purchas1
from the cashier at any time
le pool is in operation
ITV-WIDF SWIMMING
1EET
Persons who plan t?> partiv.pm
the annual City-Wide
a mine he meet June 2f>-2fi are
rped to start training at once
>r events in their respective
vision?Individual
;?\\aids 11: he
i to the first, second and th.rd
lace .vmners m all events The
it a m 1 ma ? vvjminer :n !he
ov's and girl's division wi!'
ich receive a trophy.
ublishing Co.,
ated
. COLUMBIA 4, S. C.
? of
and Informer
Most Talked
^eeky
the FiHnp Line
n "Free Press" Means
impion of the People
!ome and Srhool
NOW !!
Half Year, $2.50
\ PRINTING' I
rnrtl ? Sorial
erl Invitntion.s 1?
j ? Brochures
i
Circulars
JOB TODAY
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lina'i Leading Weekly"
See in Th
H>^ Dolores Calvin l
, NKW YORK (CNS).. Hurry '
( Helafonto is the now sell-out anions
our -nets, lie's already hooked for!
^ the rest of the year with key per- '
|loimaine> -ehedul/ii \t?r tire Latin
j (Quarter m New Vorn in Oetoher. 1
J and a repeat i-tup at tin- .Miami:
[ Latin (Quarter lit Deeeinhor. llariy
i w ill he harked with jin eiitht-iuan !
i ?'up for t he New York en-!
j j-taitriiiout What niee work ftn the
! few i hat ran c tit. | ,
Nat Km.1 Cole ha , e<"i; plaint- .
'jeominy, either. Siuev his return
Tom Ivv.i.pe Nut'- .in -1 aho.it the;,
; ' Oct en re* i" a Tiiminiiy, n-arhl .
eluh. IK- almost truarantee- re-J
1' >.el\ lie I li |ut\ -ofl iet hilleS. .lii-t
I a st week, Nat opened at the e\- .
i iiis'ivi' Chez I'ajee in Ciii. apo and |
, stopped the diners at the'supper'
J show . That's very hard, indeed. j
| V" r'l | i I M - nil nun In- j ,
Your Health
I OCT OF I CHILDLESS
COITM.KS IIA E H AIHES AFTER]
TREATMENT
NEW YORK? Otie out, of four I ^
jchildles couples w ho Tire treated at i
infe rtility clinics have babies, I>r. ,8
__\ lacy St oi<-hi>_u-_f.'.ji liliToiir.,?medicall ~~
director of the Planned Parent- f
inxxl Federation, disclosed at a
panel discussion on "Help for the
'< 'hildless' at the federation's annual .
meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria '
Thursday. Her figures were based
' u a nation-wide survey of infertii
1 it?elini'cs.
Another speaker, I>r. Kenneth
, K el lev.,- associate professor in psychiatry
at ("olumhia University,
discussed psyehosojnat ie aspects of i
infertility and asserted that deep-1
i seated emotional difficulties may j
he frequently - the hidden cau:je of j
inability to achieve pregnancy. I
Dr.' Calderone pointe<l out that
i t.he number of infertility clinics in1 the
country has more than doubled
in th<* last five years, increasing
from <57 in HMt* to lf>1 at present.
Out of Ib.OM patients treated in
the clinics. pregnancies developed,
she. pointed out.
"The significance of these figures."
Dr. Calderone concluded.^
"lie- in the fact that they exeni,
plify the very broad base <>n which
Planned Parenthood is functioning
today. It is only the informed out
sider who thiks tliat we are primarily
concerned- with family
limitation."
Starts On Page One ?
i > .udiia- ai)'! in.rust ice."
i;< at her I .amis i to. is .,
\V : t.i-i !'. Heather, pit sident of
a-rmtrrr^ fif I n(Ti"isltT:TT Orpaniv
at ions, catted the decision "a
heart u armim.: r.aff ica-at am
\mvi ican democratic principles.")
' "A a result of this historic <!? - j
cision," Mr. Ileuther said, "child
1' n it < ! Stat ud! re. . i %. ..?? : ;
i J; i ; ,, . , ? . \, i . .
a tov , *' ' : , \ at be,; ' a ?
I < a>< . ? i that ? hard, w are'
dia the \ \ \< i' fo, "a .-op, ?i. J
'! ;hat o ill : \ y a t ir;p a> n. i ai j
in helpin; t" produce the most im I
portant racial development in ' > _ j
' CoTiti : V " ,
The II i 111 i-t ian \ !h rt. i . j
povernor of Massachusetts, ex
P'esaetl "nersonnl prntificntion" at
t.ie decision And said that- "u_::L
"unJeistan linp of trie problems involved
!>\ alt patties concerned and
with sincere, intellipent, plan'i'm.*
I feel confident that the -pir t |
the law. as well as the letter, will
he hnpp ly accepted hy all pond
Americans."
A nussape from the. American
Jewish Conpress assert**!: "Thi
successful climax to t< eanrpaii r
you ha\o relentlessly waped for s,.
many y< nrs will inspire ahU \tee-cans
to r.-dcdicatc-themselves witli
fie<h '/.t al to our common respon-i
im}>? ?iur <"?r ilomo< rucv "
" A Tim n i nt; i'oi i t"
The -ii i i; iop. .va- enlleil "a liniiinir
jmit't in (hi1 history ?-f \
meiien" I y t111 ItnIf i'i><.j ( "? t-,:i ??t?
nf Tin I.i:i?: - a national '.v< rnerm
orjrnni at i< >n, an'i "an< ( lu i
servici t" hair a 11 ii-lut i"ii " i.
Women it' -\til??fi?f luh. I
A 11 1? ; i i mi f rotii t fit < I ;,i.
anil fa.aifty of Li'Mmviii1 <.'<>!11 ?
Menu1 i . Ti nn.. ! i im ! the \ n t r; '
for. tin \ \ \< I' i :i i a " i <?? ft J
i a?:f <t hievi ment 11 hehal!" ?> ' a' I
. A fieri* a.''
Ma I'tlc V ' > i a i i. .i \ i
. a' toi ' S ami former |>whliFhrr <f i
the v i . A'' 11'. new si.a ik-i's, I'M ami
tlie Star, s:ii11 the tie nii; ":> . (
a vi i y teal *ti|> fm w.inl in the
,l1'' pn.Mcnif: ?.f our I
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t fill', ;t llrliii'11.1. .Im?,'I I'll I 1' I'11'f TC?[ I [
1? Uio \ A A i I' foi
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ii'iratinn ".
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jCMin 'nl' < iti/, tl ,,| (ir ( (;d!
jtMWhich 'VJV, - rtlVUV'.Xy tO'^
(Ifrrt ?.i f}u \ ."
THE LIGHTHOUSE AND L
\e Stars
<
ottune or") the llarlein Ctlobe 1 rut
rerj=, hr jnr.l'ni a ne\v" \\'a> to rein
i est it tu make atiutlu*! fortune. j
apt r>ti in is eoni;; in the l'\
.1 i Ives- a in I . i 1 i ia \ i a ila iy lit"-' ,
? 'up eai ii>l " i \ Kr.lei 111 fs< " '?? ' i,
It lies III > ! 11 v' 11L',' >, New t'-lh i - r (
ii< nyuMint. Ml lliis won i .
Sapei'stein 11 oiu iiia-iiamiig rio-a ,
liia (Jlube Trotters.
A fifteen minute doiuiiientai .
a i ins titled "Tenth of the Tuition" (
lUiUtA Us ) wjli |,c slinll |i|| Vlltll i \ (
tiiei. :i AVa'iungt. m, Ni \i' V ,
it\ I- ;,U.\ - ,?-t i.
i'Ul'1 11'.if.., ' > if
V . I' I t u111. ill -It t 110I I I t; V
Tunas ,,i : h, v>. ] !u'> ,-u h; J
nan?Doris Duke did well here tit
he Talace Theater. Marchant bro;'1'
'"/ ; ' "'1!' f"Ui* I >..;, > a:, .
' ' l'1'- n? i
lint >? : 11 . t ft.. | ?.i| .. ... ,
ii. a .. ,
ii'lu hed t.hi? new t eiit uIHi\?
tea It i tell.
h.thel Waleis' "Memiiei of t|,(
tVe.|?liny- n,s( didn't take in _H.u .
inula. I In- tourtists Wi nt f. i .it hut (
Bermuda Negroes-?who outnumber
he whites L> to 1 ? just cbtildn't i
e? It i f.
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What's your ,
often have you
take a million
later, that nei
to put out ju
facilities for tl
Doesn't it s
child can vary
in n m.offnr ni
iually doesn't
BETTE
BUILD SETT
Soutl
N FORMER, COLUMBIA, 8. t
Fat Stock :
Show Planned
MONCKS CORN EK Plans ,
or the spring ol iy&$ Edisto
Area 1* aat Slock Show un\l Salt
"i n -napped out recently by Aiont.-,
; 11 i meeting held in t
'rangeburg. reports (.1 W. Dean.,
?g< nt at large, chairman, Agents rom
the foLowing counties were
present at the meeting: ' Aiken,
Bamberg, Berkeley, Charleston. ,N
Jolleton, Dorchester, Hampton,
'rongelung, and Richland L N !
A' lhani.-. Supervisor ' Negro Agricultural
Extension Work, aid
Wavri .ui Johnson. Assistant Su
?ei vi.na- Negro Agricultural Ex<
n.s^op. work a!s<i attended
Alt? r :,.U' li disi usSioii agents 4
iigllfcr and better show 'and sale 11
n the spring of iyf>5 with tenta- "
. o dates -being March 31 and 1
Viji i! ! A; . oai of 5U cattle and ('
' K? hogs lia- been set.
; 1
I he show will be open to farm- >,
r's- 411 elubsters and NEA boys t
a the Edisto area for the put- n
K>s-e i?f demonstrating bettor ' s
^Aiitig--p*4trtTrrs ahct promoting N
*?"s jaj
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answer? Suppose it's your c
i said (or heard friends say), "
for that kid!"? And then discc
ther you nor your friends, \v
st a few dollars to get nee<
nat same child!
urprise you to find that the
from priceless to less than a
f days? Well, not really, bee
. ItV jiust that oftentimes v
:R SCHOOLS
ER COMMUPiiTIE
In cooperation
4 Carolina
\
\
Militant, ProgTemi^
better Livestock program in
eiiurai, In the spring of 1954
r?r sale ol hogs and cattle.
1 he district beef and swine
.dem;: ( .nun.it ion contest will I
held :n connect.'in with the k
sale 1 'at t.-cipants are E
to 'e^ji! niaK.no plans for I
o. t .-now i < held in this E
hULUMUlA The monthly B|
' .rij? of -he !?.< ni nranch of O
. A.M.'P Aid ?iii'ld Friend '
i t ' m in eh on .i line 1 3 B
it. .I i t on 1 ane lid. as pre- H
oti.-? ladufed. :n order to
' ' * a om'ii.t a :;.h the ap-. I
ot W.I to! White.- N'.-I- jjfl
iAACP on the latter date. .M
OLUM.RIA The n n 11 f f 1
F- t tri'ilTpoi*. s and the House w
old ot Kuth wiil hold it. anst
nal celebration at i n -t Rati- ^
ist church on June 13 at four
Vl.ock The (Lev. W_R. Bowman,' n
a* tor of Second Na/aroth B'apA
-t church w.lj deliver the serion
o! tin !'()( < a-1 (- n V 'Pastor of u
he chuich, located at the cor- q
er ol Ciervais and Legaree m
LreeLa the-Rr-r: WT'sTlnJry" H Pi
real.
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' titiii . .v, " v
hild. How forget that oui
I wouldn't closely tied to
>ver a week ' we can give the
ere willing our country, d<
led school that the childr<
C?\1 rl^c/irv/o T1
V4V>V7VA TV. XJ
value of a Send today f<
few dollars Their Schools?
aitse it ac- it toTheNatio
ve tend to Schools, 2 West
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with The Notional Citizens Commi
iQoli, this advertisement ii tpom
f Confere
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Here's a selection of foods that will cake you on a delightful picnic
herever you choose to go. No need for cooking either on the spot or
efore you leave home. All the foods are picked up from the grocery
ore on your way to the picnic area. Just take along a vacuum bottle
[ hot water for making tea or coffee from instant products.
Here's a list of foods to help with planning. Add to k or xttalbg
ibstitutions as you wish:
large loaf of sliced enriched Packaged mixed salad greens
?ast-raised bread , , ?
Pickles
argarine ?
inned franks, tuna and deviled C?ke shells packaged froaet*
eat strawberries cream _ ??-?"
jcka^ed :hces? slices Instant tea and criffr*
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cruiaren ana ineir rurures are pretty
the kind and quality of the education
m. Their future, and thus the future of
spends on your support. Let's see to it
sn of our community get the education
ri the long run it costs less.
Dr free booklet, "How Can Citizens Help
Just clip the coupon Mow, and mail
nal Citizens Commission for the Public
45th St., New York 36, N.Y. Do it now!
Batter Schools
1 West 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
o send me free booklet^ "How C/.n Citizens Help Their
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ssion for _ ?r "7
iorod by
ce of NAACP
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