Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, January 10, 1943, Page PAGE THREE, Image 5
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w ;Methodist. clutch, the
bCotTis Brawn, the Rev. X
fl Hn and several others:
bclamation was delivered
Lthlan Washtngtoxi, a sto
Biirltiti Industrial Schfiol,
considered well .done
^ra^h^undred persons at stontans
are extending
BpSB " "'"'" r 4"
sell is said to be very dls
Ky the news A brother of/
sing man, Oliver A. Hasell,
manager fur the Pilgrim
inlimitiii -:
llclItUul fXal I .TTT
H>or" At Capitol
ember Pearl Harbor,'1?the
Sat woke America uprto her
g pitch, will be shown at the
Theatre Tuesday and Wed
starring Donald Barry. On
m?: program Is a chiller by
^^ u^osi called 'Corpse VanishHid
] another chapter in the
r (new feature "All Negro
lb Steele lti "Phantom PlalnsI
I piny the Capitol Friday and
ipfeys the Capitol Friday and irlT^
Following tfil^prb&'fihttf
other fine rendition by the
^^ftnlined Follies at matinee and
Sunday. "While on the screen Hoi
fans will see Charles Star"Royal
Mounted Patrol*' and
^^Hr-14?of-a*Ridenr of Death
^Brfsdayrhar^atncray -andTiopn^^ idmissions.
Dennis 0*Keefe
its "Girl From Havana,"
PI/chapter 11 of "All Negro
New" and short subjects to com
r< errors?<1
Worthe convenience of its rea?
vj AVitnUi^] I/UD1UCQB Ally .]
^laFT prMAiita th? following.- w
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P I. BASHT7" ^
I Shoe Hospital
*W? Cure Sick ShW ' ~
'"Prompt service
Stmt PUI 9438 j
He/s Beauty Salon
lErdelfo B. Robinsoii^urop.
T (APEX SVSTEMj >
yWhcri There'* Beauty
1 There's Charm"
H C?nnon St. Oi?d 2-2102
Ml Pi^aciiutiuDH Filled al
IP ,v FREEDE
Gonaway Dru
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Charleston Cut
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Be. A. B. Jackson's
chool of Bmiity.? J
I Culture
Il74 Nassau St.
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Mra. jBthyl Smith Brown jA the
Raimetto Beauty School this w?ek.
These younp ^wbmetT T^aobn bcT
operating iihops of thefe own and
helping to add their bit to thA
coiffures and facials of Charleston's
ladies.
'lit was a~fln? Ghrlatmasl" these
persons ^r? heard to say-: EUJah
Carter, of Charleston Dry Cleancts;
Fletcher Koblhficn or - The
Luncheonette ;I. Bash of the Shoe
Hospital in Spring Street; Mr. and
Mrs .Henry Wal'nwrtght and tha
Eugene Duncans of St. Phillip St.
MIssqs Edith Pyos and Dorothy
firings refuse tn dlfceusa wtih the :
-folks Just What It was Sauta Claus
brought them, Said the two: "That
Lighthouse might get?hold-ofit
and let~the world hear about it."
Three* Teaehers
Holiday Period I
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SUMMERVILLE. S C. ? Three I
teachers at the Alston High School
returned from holiday vacations J
Monday morning jand different
names ? ail because Dan Cupid
spied them while Santa Clau^ was
makina" his anniml rmmrto i
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Miss Ruth Amaker Is now Mrs. i
Rarlp Williams Mr. Wlllfams-fr?
TTTSorporalT stationed at Camp Lee. 1 j
Va. The former Miss Phoebe
Snype ia now Mrs. Benjamin Bailey.
Mr. Bailey was. Inducted Into j i
the army last mohth. The third. I
the former Miss Rhtidell Stokes, is |;
now Mrs, Charles ivf. Brown. Lieut.
Brown is stationed In Tennessee.^ j
So, the army was Santa Claus for i J
them. To add to the - lmportanoo of*
the army , at Alston, Leroy- Wash- j
ington, a senior, was inducted' this <
week. .
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vith pride to our trained op- t
te future shop owner?*.
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BUSINESS AND
1 DinECTOIW I:
CTTTTT- iera,
interest in an available
UrOfeBSlongT serVlcea The LIGHTorthy
of your patronage?and !.
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Charleston Dry T
- Cleaning Co.
E. E. Carter, prop. -Alteration
Experts
"20 Years Experience1*
134- Columbus St. Dial 4663
w ? r
Dr. E. J. Cling ?r
~ Dentist
g05 King Street
Phone 8012
i iteagonaDie kTleca
LIVERY ' ' - J!
ig Company .
Dial 2-2461) j
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1 BUEN HAIR7 WILL -4
11C MINUTKS ~
Rate Drug Store
DTAL 2-3514 1
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Crescent Cleaners
I9f Spfinjf St. Dial 455P
SutU, C^P: aOci Prp??M 60a m 1. ,
Alteration* and pressing while |
you wait
Joe Robertson, Manager ?fC.
A. Roberteon, Proprietor
fj-. . 'H
ee Co.
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JLE COMPANY*
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wvrth Sts., Charleston, S. C j
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Around Beaufort
BBAtfPQflT. C?Officials:
members ?M> (riend? of /the Ladle* j
[?lar>d Baptist Church are plan. *
ling to 4naJce Sunday, Jan. 7th ?
red letter^dtty, at which time Rev.
William K. Simmons, Sr/i1' will Jbe ;
Installed as pestul. Py Itev. J.IjV'h
pjun^arfr. 1 pastor. Of Morlric Street
Babtist church, in Charleston, who
ftrtll -hqvft rihKrga.. Communion
and installation services, services
Will start at JU:0O ?unday, Jan 17.
Celia Williams^ formerly. i&ilor _
at~BpbknJght Tailor's Dry Clean- era;~CrangeBurgv
Js now among the" "
tailors at Parris island v He is
hopse guest Of the Grayson'S 011
King at. ^ .
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Charleston, wa^ a visitor in Beau- _
uit, weekend. - -;
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E. M. Wiley, pastor of
Woeley^MT B, - was Orator at ^thej
emancipation program. miners
on program were: .^ Revs. ?J, W.
Davis, J. W^-Sknmona. Sr. McBrqwnrA^
F. Woodbury -and O. B.?
Wyd, and Mrs Mamie Stokes It
was . , sponsored by Beaufort J
County Civic" "League. J. ~8.
fchanklin, Sr., Is Chairman and
Ml;** P. Haynefi; 'Secretary. j
Mrs. Geneva Green Simmons, j
Beaufort's Township Colored Librarian
announces that a large
number "of new Books Is noV? ^
available, requests members to re- 1
turn all past due books at once. ' 1
Miss Carline Sears, teacner at 1
the Conway School, has been vis- '
iting her mother and relatives j
Holly Hill News i
By W. B. BUNCH |,
HOLLY HILL. 5. C:-Th.'TUrtTTjH
services w?re held at Lovelv H'.ll
Baptist Church Sunday with the ;
Mfstor, Rev. J. W. Rhodes. There
were two conversions Sunday 1
morning and the collections totalled
$67.00, included in which was $4.00 1
tor a gift to Deacon Robert Simpson,
now in the- armed forces.
Deacon and Mrs. F. C. Cain en- <
pertained?the?-following.. _gU?Sia__a$iJ
dinner Sunday: Rev. and Mrs. J. \y. i I
Rhodes and daughter: Pro^; and <
Mrs. u. f*. Keith, Mrs. Pearson and
daughter, Mrs. Margr.^t Lewis of7*
Columbia; pcacon ayfa Mrs-Gunny !
Rush, "Mr. ftnd tyfrs. Nolan John- | i
son. Mr. and Myf,jn-ir Cain, Mm [
Freddie Morfcht. Mr. W, B. Bunch.
Misses E. Craft and F.B. Nix.
;Mrs. ^teUe Shipman is spending
the ho'idays with her parents. Mr.
and Ljftrs. Bolle Hunt. Mrs. Mary
HRT/per Evans and daughter of New 1
Y^rk are visiting relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. James Swett.
Teachers have returned to work
after reporting an enjoyable vacation.
iMiss L. Mv'Prarson spent hfir "
vacatlqn- in WiVhiqgton and New::
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Members arid friends of Dethel A. -t
!il. E. Church are looking forward i
? a great rally on the fifth Sun- e
lay in January. Watch the "Light- i
rouse" for more news about it7 t
-We are glad to report at "his
vriting that Mrs. Viola Lisbon who :
las been; ill.Ts jnUrh improved. Al-? e
o Miss?Alice?Bethea. ^?We?wish?peedy
recovery for both of them. 1
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Dr. TO. A. DeSouza ;
OPTOMETRIST 1
?^PTiOlAN ^
36S King Street i
*17 Year* Successful Practice
_ in Prescribing and Fitting
Glasses
^MUHMMaeaaaal
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Your Patronagl Is Alxvaye
Appreciated . !
Tfye Best-Show in Town j
~ LINCOLN
THEATRE [
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55 Wentworth i
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We have built bur home an(
fortable?'not for the few but foi
That is why we do not charg
is open to all, regardless of rac<
our contribution toward ttebsofte
memories. ._
FIELDING'S HOME
122 LOGAN ST.
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Boy Scouts Notes 4 i
nwi'n* thr iMI itUtloaa that Hit- . ^
ler and tils Nazi agents have been /
trying to break up In Europe Is
tha-"ftny Hrniita Intennlvq efforts u
have been made to lurg tjoys of the ,
conquered lauds into vart6ue-types
r?f Nirri vmit.h mnVrments in which the
place of the Boy Scout Oath of ^
theless. Bov Scout antlvlM?' >nn. TI
tinue in. "most of -T'tbe Teqoupied tl
ins easy to understand why Hi? 7
ler la against the Boy Scout idea. C1
jt stands for everything that nasi- *
ism does NOT represent. There ci
is an interesting contrast between
the youth of Germany and the Bay
Scouts of America. The Scouts are It
volunteers. They, are not forced into a
regimental lives, nor compelled to n
conquest and the glorification ol _
wn lis for the wake nf war. ' In fact, ^
the Scouts are distinctly NOT mill- ^
taristic. Their aim. training and 2
r^rlnltne ip .^If-roti,.n,... ^ sem A
Ice to others With the godl of good
citizenship. >. '. "y,y-.'.y . . ,* a
Many Sc* uts of Columbia participated
In ,hc Freedom's Dav Pro- _
gram New Year's Dav at the Town- ,vl
ship Auditorium. Beginning wlthL
the New Year, - all Troopa .are . re^X_
qtiested to get news to Row ?>
_ . KfW/UV "
Headquarters every Tuesday before
iamxw. v 'i ,?-?? itt
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Directives Are Sent
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ployed and hiring agencies are to lT
accept qualified people without tl
reference to race while training
facilities are to be opened regard- ^
less of color or creed.
FEPC said that directives had h
been issued to ^^rc^jothjer .
Companies to cease and desist ' d
EYom violation of the President's .} >
executive order against .discrimination
These companica?A?aba- ;
na Shlpbul'ding and Drydock Co | '
Mobile, Ala. A. J. Honeycutt Cu., ill
Birmingham, and Gulf Shipbuilding
Corp., Chickasaw, Ala.?all j d
Pad been violators more or less j_
'lagrant. ?? ?^
ALABAMA SHIPBUILDING j ]
CITED
Alabama Shipbuilding had some I
Negroes who-had been with it j u
jver since ,11 opened' Its dcors a ) g
^Arter 3* ft century ago, but, al- s
hou^lTThey \?ere skilled and even f
taught whites whfl" canK in, they
wele Btili drawing helper's pay- j a
fiie Roneycuu Co. wrucn -rRanu* J v
taactares. prefabricated houses j *
Is Charged with refusing tr> hlr .'i f
rcc?To carpenters even though ^
they-belong to the f.FL unfcon 1
wlth; which- the company had a
contnuxt. The "Gulf 8htpbdtk!lng *
Co*, has been one of the rca.:j j
flagrant violators. Holding, tremendous
government contracts, it
hod unlike Alabama Shipbuilding
drawn the line tight against
Negroes In any sort of skilled job.
Alabama hired helpers but Gulf
would accept Negroes only as Jan- 1
iters and cleaners. . _
-*?> Alearlrtfcs
in Birmingham have bepnJ?
leteyed, it Is believed; fix si by tin'
lproar which went up 'lover the
outh as soon as II was^ I earned
that PEPO actually threatening
o hold a hammer over the heads I
southern industrialists; and j
><Jond hy the transfer of' the ! rgency
from the immediate- Truths" j~"
>rity of the Presidents to the War
Manpower Commission under AdntniStH?tl'?r?
MrJiutU-J^or-a?long
lima the- committee- was uncer- t
aln of its-future and had no bud- :
;et. The reports Just issued wou'.d _
ndlcate that the committee is T>i*e- |
>ared to iorge aneaci on the hun- ; T7
lreds of comnlaints which arc I aid
to he hefore It. [_
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MABEL B, RIVERS
NOTARY PUBLIC
31-H Norman Street
Charleston, South Carolina 1 ~
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For promptness in delivery
please nlace order for flh.ecl
~c&keat birthday- cakes*, \veddinf?
cakes, etc., 2 days ahead of
time. , ,
L_ TAYLOR'S
Kitchen. Rflkery
6H Morri, St. Ph. 2-0236
m ?li^Ta 4 ?4"iw R ?
vr"*rtrinoTi| ?yrrv?
U To Fix t
Clothes
D DRY CLEANERS :
5t.-Dial 7747
ESTON, S. CY | J
CHE FEW \ I
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d made it beautiful and com- J
f all who may be in need,
e for the use of our chapel, it I
b or creed or *1 fluence. It is
ning of grief?leaving healing
FOR FUNERALS ~
PHONE 5914
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Columbia Social - _
ted CW> News
Mrs Charles Dunjjior*r who has
Bccii hohie since in December
'ft Monday to resume her work
f .Teennep J'""*""- vnJi. ri rrty
AAro r\WKlo '!Vn?\?\ wrno ? * *1*71
? ??. ww<v a*cv|j\j " ao vuv. Hit'
ospital and Improving tp the dcght
of . her many friends, early
lis week.
Mr. Henry D. Pearson, letter,
arrier, was much Letter Monday
fter being confined at home be^dre.
Rosetta Holmes left Cotmbla
Wednesday for a few weeks
t visiting with her mother, and
;latlves at Wlnnsboro, La.
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Mr, and Mrs. -John R. Wilson
rmounce thfc.t>!rth of a daughtei
[innle Laura, on Saturday, Jan.
1M3. 10"a. m. at their residence
IT4~ Heldf SI- Mother and baby
re doing fine. .
Mrs. Andrew W. Slmkins was "a
Isitor in Darlington Sunday.
Reports reaching Columbia this
eek state that Seymour Carrol',
ho was taken to Washington
to weeks ago~because of cohiriued
lllinpss has Vx?en admitted
> MtT Alto Hospital and Is restrg
nicely.
Miss'"Dorothy Williams of WashJgtcn
D. C.. returned home early
kxa wccn unci r.uviug vunvcu* nc'i
i nt, Mrs. Liilie L. Bates of the
lidway BHiard l*ar'.or. Miss W>1ams
reports that the visit was a
appy on6 lthough she came to the
?te ottf he -s^d oeeasion of t he
enth of relative In the .upper
tate. ?
President S. R. Higgins has relew
YorR City. where he spent
;veral days, with his mother
urinj the holidays.
Hemingway News
By REV. W. O. WALKER
HEMINGWAY, S. C. ? Sunday,
ij> Jerusalem \ M. E. Church Rev.
Jilas Middleton preached an inciting-,fiRrmnn
In the morning beore
a -very large audience. Fifty
IMiV KTC'CUIia CUUIV pail ill OOSCI Vmce.
of the Lord's Supper. The
>asttSr was assisted liy Rev. N. C.
dayhams who afterwards preached
or the t5Qfi"T?rtvr diiir-"
F80FESSfOM?
These profession^ ^nd mere
your telephone ar^ worthy o
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'"nioie^^tS'WAOdZEffe-ts" i
11191/) Washington St. J
(Upstairs) '
Telephone 9312 I
Mrs. Ohbte P. Trapp
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BLUE PALACE |
TEA SHOPPE
. C. C. Y/illiams, Prop.?1?
elicious Home-Cooked Meal* j
rcih "HA t -iiKtekon?Dinner*
?the Southern Way I
he "LIGHTHOUSE"'on Sale
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1001 Washingvon Street
Columbia. S. C.
PEARSON'S Fl
"A Dependable, Prompi
125 Park Straat
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"" WILLIS C.
FUNERAI
01 Park S treat,
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A. W. S
Distributer of Shell Pri
Greasing ? 1331 Park
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JllST RITE HOT
"Colvrabia * Fi?<
odern Convenience, Home Cool
Mr. and Mri. L C.|
1012 and 102B*$J
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MISS ROSA LEE pOURDINE
OEQROETOWN, B: O. ? it is reported
that Messrs James Smalls
and Horace Sessions Wfld Aborted "
physical- examinations passed and^ will
report to Port Bragg, R. <5.January
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taeaiet rrioieau- visicea relatives
and friends during* the holidays to the
delight of friends. Ee.-.J*. hi the
. service. ? . .
-Miss Leola Richardson left, for
i West Virginia Monday where she
j will be employed at a nurse.
Following two weeks of vacationing
students at theHoward and
elementary schools* Have resumed
""classes. ~ : : .
Mr. Frank Johnson spent Christ- ;
--mas in the Conway hospital but is :
j now back home under the super- j
vision of Drs. J. A. SasSer and C.
I J, Beck. 2-.~, 1
J Mrs. Johnson accompanied him to [
i the~h6spltai " and they wish to
'thank their friends in George-j
t loWn Tor hospitalities Shown.
I Mrs. Viola Jackson of Bumter _
i has Been. visiting Miss, Dorothy ~
1 May hams for a. few days. She Thas"
j been tearhfua "at Whltmlrc. S. C.
I "or three years. *
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| Mrs. Helen Nesbltt of Philaflelphla,
Pa? Is visiting her family,
! Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wragg. A "
i niece of the late Frank Wragg!
j Mrs NesWU" returned home JanuI
ary 4. \"" '
. j Mr. and Mrs. Allen Frlerson of
rPhttfidelphta.?are vtsitmg their family.
Mr. David Frietson, and
daughter,-Julia Joseph. They left
January 6 for home.
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Rev. N. G. Mayhams attended the
Emancipation celebration In !
i "Charleston -New Year's Day. It was .
| helfl-at Morris Rrown A M. E. 1
Church. Rev. Mavhams was a drievo.
gate from .the Georgetown Ministers'
tJnlon.
FRANK WRAGG PASSES (
| Funeral sfervifces for Mr. Frank
Wragg. were held at St. Stephens .
- A. M. E. church. Tuesday of last; j.
week with Re_y. A. J. Jenkins, pas- I
t'oY. officiating." ^Associating mln- [
isters were: Revs. M. B. Gathers, '
Burgess, Mills. Klnloch, Jackson,';
Greene andN. c. Mayhams The .
"ocyyiees were hugely attended aikl "
rasiiiKsmr
i^fiiPECTORY f
antile services are as near as
f your patronage at all times.
fclige Beauty Parlor:
"ft Pay to Be A CttaWngr"
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Phone 9269
t!07H Washington St. Upstair*
Elise J. ^Martin. prop.
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George A. Elmore
Notniv. Public j
W7 Troe-ftt.
Columbia, S. C
JNERAL HOME '
: and Dignified Service"
T?^Ophone 3622
MBCDANCE "J" JF.t*MUh*d
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JOHNSON
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Columbia, South Carotin*
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IMKINS
oducts ? Washing and
and 2330 Calhotlri Sta.
a, S. C. 4 * ' 7' "
rchant Tailoring
C. Biackshear
,K,
sing - Ck*aning - Dyeing
112 WASHINGTON ^
M, AND CAFES?f
ait in S^nttw"
v?d Sahdwleha*. Beverajf*# McRokbina,
Prop*.
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HE WAS IMPOLITE i
It's impolite to peep into a lady's I
purse and Will Powell knows thut 1
now very weli. Arraigned in U
Police Court1 Monday morning tox c
such a crime Powell added a few" 1
innovations by ta>ing_*3.*9 out a
of one belonging to a white a
woman, after entering a cafe. l
He was fined trtuflU Of <38.00 oT ~j
40 -days on charges of disorderly y
cuiiduct and petty larceny.?: ~
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KNOCKED DM. ?WBONO DOQHi^
Henry Davis got * little *
Saturday night and began *nock- a
lng on doors in the 800 block of fi
Pnrk M3t. - Charged' with being }'
ui uufiw turn uiborueriy ne was lined I
$5.50 or llve day&Monday mora* i
ingr the-court dismisstng-^the;dis- t
aideriy rharft*, " ' ' v-''. |
Willie?Simpson Wat arrested 1
Spnday morning at Divine and ^
Assembly Sts., an officer said after
he. refused to go home as ad- .
Vised. Not only was Simpson
drunk, the court was told, but" he -j
was dlsoiderly and resisted arrest, i
H'eh d to be persuaded and, sport- 1
6d two swollen cheeks as proof.? 1
i:r.peon denied ree'ating "arrest. J
He was convicted on bein? drunk i
Famed Scientist ti
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carry on his work. In 1S41 The Carvoiine
Company wa$ established to
market some of his discoveries \
based on the peanut and part of
all sales go to the Foundation to _
pay lasting honors tb this reeHy
great Scientist and truly great man <
The British government recent- y
ly secured Dr. Carver's list of ,
edible wild plant life with the j
Intention of bolstering -their sub
normal war food supply. ,
- ft talented painter &hd musieiap, "J
Dr. Carver displayed his paintings
In his laboratory here, maintain^
hrg an unassuming modesty and1!
humility. ; 1"
?Throughout all hia work,?
maintained that the- Bible was an 1
Inspiration to him. 1
Only a few-days ago he -saJklT<
that America- Is oh the eve of 1
the greatest scientific development
it has ever known, and destined to
become a leader-among many lints '
ui /HBcutw enaesvor Heretofore J
unnoticed. 'i
'" .?V ?^?"?1 ' uiuierta^r
Jamea Wilds was In
charge, ^v? - ?. - Mr.
Wjngb IK axavbnd by his
wife, two brothers; sisters, nleces? j
tIves and
. ^tranquility . .
"The dead shall live. #
And Living Hie
And music aha.)!
Untune the j^y." V
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FlfNEBf&L DIRECTORS
' AMBULANCE SERVICE _
A* N??r As Your Nrarr?f Teii>pl)(
1S31 Taylor St. pT^I<phon? 2*31
SUMTER'S
BUSINESS
For Quality Goods and Cont-troua
5 rv;ee, Call
Burr ell's Grocery <
"Mwtir Fr< ita anil Vegetables -C
' ?2i W. Liberty St. ? ?
PHONE 1409-J
~ i. Bvrry'l; Prop. ?
FOR THE AUTOIST ^ "
Brown's Service F
L- Station ,
On*. Oil*. Attesworiea?^
MANNING AVE. P
The Finest Foods in Sumtsr ?
- SerreJ et w * * * ' '??^ ?
Green Leaf Cafe
CHARL'F IOGAN. Prop.
22 WjLlberty St. ^
Dr. Edw. C. Jones *
DENTIST > A'A'v;
?? officii ^
5 H W. Liberty St. Phone 222
38 8* Washington St. Ph. 1072
SvmUr, S. C.
H. - J.Cumniingf ?
- For Quality GrtMr(fi A Goad
Meats Giro ua a Trial
PHONE 911
Suottar. South Carolina "
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Superior Fo??ra| Sot^iw J
... Superior Fvuaral Sarricoa , "
ambulances m
30i4^S. Maja St^^?nnit?nr^i C. '*
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FINED FOB, STOOGING ' B
fxjfcsse Bond% ebarged with 41a>rderly
conduct, wu fined $9.50 \:}M
JUr IV fas established thai he bad n
truck a man in the head. Bonds iSH
aid the man assaulted him after H
le had complained to the pre* 1
?rfefer of the " eaUhUshniOnt In 1
finch the two were. ' "aBB
Benny Lee, Oannon wee Con^ "fel
^icted on ^ counts of drunk jmd T?j
ion was charged with having
tru-k a woman who refused to ?1
ret his common-law wife, who was
forking Later, he went to tiMf---?
Jlace of employment of the woman ' j
ind created a. disturbance. He was .
ined $5r50 and $iO.~O0~ or "10 dn? *
mdwaiucd hot 10 uy / back ta
lis unmarried W fe unless he wants
'the book" thrown at him." - 1
rUSt PLAIN DRUNKS
fined $5.50 or five days -for being
ust plain drupfe lStturday and
Sunday were Mary Grant, William
Porter, Edward L4WSO&, Will
rValker and James Caldwell, the
fitter drawing an nate of QStOO .
noie when?adjudged disorderly.:-Jr..
, ? 1 ? r 11
Sons Of South, f
D AIMI* /^AAMAW A 4"
l\dl|/ll V>UU|IC| fltr
Carver This Week
The Sons of *fae fcoath, celrt^rtsd
quintet, appears it the Oarver : " $
rheatre In person Friday. and Saturday,
January 8 and 9, and will
?ive patrons an extra perforrpance
In their first Ooromlite appearance
rhe group ^
Win TF
*111 be Pigment t^ri^amjta?k<?
Smith1 G^?'Ghost.U ^ "***'
Tuesday, bargain day,. Is "Hurrl?ne
Smith," chapter 13 of ~Ofw- M
land with Kit Carson/* starrfc*
Wild Bill EUlott. Two comedy reals 1
Wednesday add Tfcuraday. In
hnrtile featurg^ the Oarver prp-F J
fl .
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14& ?- ?.
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u* I. 8. LEEVY
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REAOT
I OOTPE |
For an E?*nlnp of Ple?*ur?, ]
Vi.i't Th?
-eP*er J-*?*1*, Cafe .v ;.j
'or. CU,3?ii/["wWIMM-aBE? ?3
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or Tho?e yho Cm%* VUll TW
Lee Beauty Salon
N. Y. Hmlfr-SffJIir- ? X
803 W. LiUrty St
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1 1 I1 > 11 1 L ?
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>EW DROP INN
(North M?in St. Extaagio*)
V BARBECUE ^r4
Storfi Bradford
nmter TtKif> ua? 1124.L
CAS ? GARAGE
. *For Year Dolight ;
THE BLUE LIGHT
SANDWICH
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Bute xrjDrinWg UlM " " ?t/3
Taxi?Ph, 428, Cah 21
T02 S. MAIN AT.
Fwik Brytt, jiy.
Jbcrt LINTON'S PLACE f, , *
For tkm Artirtic T-l? j
ried Chicko^ Sp^cUI - C?M 'l
pan Ntoht from 7 F.M. Untfl
food, Coal, Klndlte* to Ord*? _ Jj
M S. Main St. Fh. ASM.