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* Too Much Of A <
Because some 500 of the 2.Of
tfroes in Richland county went to
their first*Democratic primary, >
J,blcK?J' voting ' "t" '
Th p ennrffp la entirelv folao
weren't drawn by their leadership
instructions to 'H-ote on these."
able following a public ipeeting tl
and followed a discussion of proc
The lists were the net of exchanp
enrolled Negroes of Richland cou
" heard the campaign addresses of
SriCwho knew as little generally
thryttid ahout how to vote. ?Hence,
the Negro leadership
cedure was nothing more than tl
since 194'a when the attack on iiu
SOUth Carol inn Moronvpr, i1 \va<
process by which white voters lu
which candidates were best for
Certainly, there was no attempt
voters, who were less than ten pe
these-vot.ers_should have been abl
the candidates were .better thougl
zmgtzthem. noi^ppclirfvcin^rfine tin
Negroes, in a single day, should b
?Negroes and close-both their eye:
. system under which they live an
rant candidates who lamibcst the i
hn 1950~7^;wtthih~tT>e next tr
? he able lui iln. huf f<S Hemaml it ITT
^- compliment to,the rate.
They Might Have
To Governor* Thurmond and
papers which have, in the past fcy
ances of one Davis I .on, n.iw edit
Telegram, we suggest they check
if they had checked first they w
? dened faces they would have,
the man.
Among the other things the
that from about 1938 to 1 f>40, I/~
Savanna tr Jouma 1, hsvtlig come r
some of the bountiful business hr
South. But Lee failed' s?>"miserab
Savannah was such as to preclude
to return. In fact, the gentlevnai
1_~ who" Had bailed him out of jail or
which was the climax to a two y<
tvne-whinoed southern white*, an
t"
- Another thin# they wou4d d
"wTTopfnhg tale when he claims*
South' for his sheet, to - which
sheet." Hisr staggering claimed
the', world's * most widely read No
-burgh Courier. The figure is ty.]
imagination. v
If Governor Thurmond and t
. press-.southern Negroes with the
would do well to quote some otlic
there ts respect and esteem ai
neither. He hasn't even rengniti
published .by Negroes, as his is t
type of Negro ionrnalitsm. if the
applied. '
While thek alludes to the di
white South in Negro -newspaper
would pop out if they, could but re
wrote eight years ago in the Sa;
doesn't want nor recognize him.
TUi- ?J-* 1 -
? jmrt it-imt r?t*mwrr?ti m c
gressional Record; we hope it doe<
that purpOvse. We do feel though.
?times c<5ftTmfTmon s fr o u a blu riders
ffegro thw kny^' ppthing nhmiiliptt
and Georgia know 0avis f
"they'it say will not he priri table r 1
frpm expediences of almost ten yr
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Rumblings Fro
The T'nSon offiral organ of,
tist Cop vent ion. in its current efi
ffiany fTTmor"-riirrPTIT "On' someThh
tist-operated Morris College at Su
* flrnx of the situation seems t
^handed and unorthodox maneuver
the highrruns in the recent oWt.i
a disregard for procodurcs wh'ch
standing among rafinp agencies.
v "Whatever wrong at Moni
i*ectrri. About f'vn year- afro thor?
inat*tUtion. whio-b roK.ubin its
? by thF D^bartmpnt of Educat inn.
tion and now, appears to have an
blerp,
?r?' 1 m'mm ... ""
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rabit, 8. C., ?e wcoud cIm*
r March J|, 1870
ABhJE IN ADVANCE
Mo*. 11.50; Single Copy 1M>.
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C>N RKQUESj'
Lighthouse and Informer
rOSCEOIA E. McRALNE
SlmmoM, Sr., FIHd Keprrocw7
publication by r^un Tuoo
tcrday,?tile do not guaranty*
ed material*. AMI matter* a?
a ertttlng Ta" accordance wita
"ompliment
10 and more enrolled NTethe
polls last Tuesday, in
;ome critics are yeHThg
The lists these voters had
) and handed to them with
I'he lists were made availhe
preceding Friday night.
-_1 1* 1 ll i
enures Tor maKing oanois.
:ed information among the
nty, lion? of whom had
the various candidate's,
about who was running an
was a bystander. The promt
followed by Negroes
iMirimxu^-syslcm began -in
in substance the same
?ve, for 50 years, decided
the offices they sought
to lump together T5.0QQ
rcent rttLthe state's total,
nffr ?substance, is?t-haf
e to figure out which jj!
i no candidate had address
in' other words! Thal
e-able to forget they art
* and?ears to?Htr?social
d the utterances of intolerace?
_ .... -
'n years, this Negroes ma\
nv is paying too much of r
r . l I i
nrsT unecicecr
the several rlnily news
>o weeks, quoted the utter
or ai^-Xlie-Newark (N. .1.)
ou the ?enileinan. In tact
ould _haye_avoided the redafter
getting: the case a I
y*11 find will be the- fac<
e - published the defunrt
town trom t.he north to dr
i now says, exists in th
1\ -that his departure from
any inclination of his, now
l ran out on.a. -bondsmar
l -a. -criminal libel charge
-ar career in which he har
d Negroes.
iscover is thi^t Lee tells. ^
500.000 'readers, in thf
he ; refers _aa "sranrta1
ireulation is twice.that of
rm new spapyr, The Prtts"Mcal
only of f^e's wild
he Dixie era is wish to"!mthinking
of -Negroes they
r person^ one tor wnom
-hong Negroes, Lee has
on from most newspapers
orisidered the 're^r ttable'
mmLLlt'iirnali.-i-m" < an-he
stort.cd" stories about the
s, his Worshippers' eye;t
ad. -aofTie of the v iews In
cannah Jonrnal. Moreover,
or fiis living, a pres* whmi
onrse won't make the Con
sti't and do not writ'' it for
that white. peoplesomeJby
clinging to words of a
Nogroon i,n?South?Carn
ec.-Ask them and what
fTTKl they will.be speak IMX
ars ago.
m iumter
fpe South ("aro'inn Rap
it ion. gives support to the
tg being wrrmg.-at the Hap
nit' r.
/) be some rather highiriir
on the part of some ??'
an of A pvesblerrb; TTtd
may affect the ' college's
f ' ;
S ('ollege ou?rht to he e?>t:
was a s'-anda) around the
Heing- phr-trrl cm?nroha-fiou
Its snnnor^"?a and onerae
eoHofi^p still is on prbbaadditional,
in edless proV
(
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! landlords, nn evtcttorr notice, and
i truitiess search fur aoxne place
go, You are here and Preside
j Roosevelt has passed, and you a
i still a Tuman man lor the help
I the .people. Please don't- forget- me
i she4 wrote.
' ; Ag-hae. home MK. JOImwott d
| claied thaTt?sy-5?hr>lble person wl
I wants peace and harmony cann
; refuse to vote for President Tfj
I man. She .spoke of what civil righ
: plan means to her and declare
1 "This fn edum tmfst stand."
SHADOW OK MIEEDOM
Hibhit', at the other end ct q
ecnomic ladder said to Sengsteck
"The Democratic -Party car
"1 through with rhe rnpst far-reaci
lug omnibus plan' on civil righ
ever written, and'fhe Negro ioda
for the first time since- the emfri
cipation stands tn TlTeT^shadow
that ec ohornlc'Tihd soctal freedd
which he has continually sought
"To obtain this freedom, we ha'
4-but to elect -is president. Harry i
Truman?the father?of?the rn
( rights program. Today this co?
; money I am proud to be amoi
| those millions Of Negroes .who- a
)- willing to pay the price " ?
^Registrars
ll Iitil I niK'rl frinii Pure Oiii-i
Edward Glover. David A Glove
? -Matthew Glover. Sr.. and . Mu
thew Glover. *Jiv
j Defendants were listed as C
: Kitchens. O F. 'Benjamin and 1
Y Califf. members on .'In' Twig
County Board' of Registrars T1
icgistraTs explained to Jju d g
: lUuilett that, th"Y *' Vvmnlit th
! they had been adhering to the la
i m the matter of registration
i Negroes and in purging the cu
! vent, registration lists
'j With uuisPnt n-f roTUisrl. tfj'tdi
. i.Sicai-fca~ dncotrcl that '.he .xcui
>1 trars. proceed without disc rim m
tinti lipciin^' of rare and said tl
j ea'te would be left open Tin H
.records in 'the event of* fur'h
1 complain*
The Glovers brought suit ngaiii
? the rcgisi rar.s opn he ha If of t h o t:
,.ii'.ves and approximately. 900 oth
j .Negroes -similarly situated Art.o
j Johnson and Virgil Shcpard. bo
j of Macon.
I t The registrars were renresent,
by R. A Harrison, Charles
Bloch, C '.Eaxtei Jones' and De
. niark. Groove/-. " - ? r- '.TiTdge
: {rarlet > Iras -before him
number of other suits mvolvi
! : the . registrars in other "TTpon:
1 roninuinUtes for ipftislng to irgi
' trr Negroes vir for purging .the
after they have registered. H
? -*-rf these. rrm- ft*?Or iff hi - -dnvolvii
and th other at Albany, chargii
"! tin fairness to the "^registrars
] Dougherty county. *:tll be hca
j i.j'vt Friday. Altruist-20.
Savannahnns
Ask Pastor
To Give Up
l SAVANNAH. Oa.^-'SNS'-- A n
- filed in ^Superior court of Mn? ci
to "oust t.lie Rev- j... .I,*-' L^rig. na-d
j of the Second African J
[ ' V hen Hip attorney pa-tor '.old .frnt
David S AtV.lnvui 'hat he ? , \v":1!m
to ro^mn if the ronzrrciat e>n w
Li dive hum thrro months-'- -srvpyan
, pay' - ' '
The sui' 'xa< filed by nirmh"
~,_>f .^he ohweb- <>n - the- yr-m-tvr- h'
the mst-or. -was dictatorial j.py
, { money- - without auThnfiza11p?V a?
ll-erl tgjif church a? a law offw-r
Wherr hearings -TPfirhcd a Jv>nh
point.in court. .Tiuicc A'kmvm asj
i-"d the JJllsanU?lo -d'AvrrtF'.o
rool of the evening." He sa
1 hi' would go lnt.o the issuer with the
I again today.
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4 Royal Crown ?
_ Bottling Co.
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. ? Charleston, 9. C.
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THE LIGHTHOUSE AND INEOR
" THE NEED
to
nt By JOH
of j T1IE "I KII,I,ITS"
Equally as despicable and to
tiowii, if not nroic .v>, among N
f- p-icies the -"I Dmtmt*~Trre' a
U> !other group wr-caththe "I KTiht
ot Tin- "I Dunn Lis" means well
it?they are jtisr weakling, 1
Ll3 ? t.aii&ts wl)o tremble, a; the nu
cj f suggest ion of battling for- o
'rights. They teh .vou about "tro
i hie""' if you tlunk. about f.ghtius I
\\niit yon be-H?ve -and if.tin., shot
.rfail. they fun into h 'r> n. > tn
r hide while t .<!e rpgjs But
il!" si Kin?dj?lire?victory- parad" inr
r>" ! they -.1ash ou' and fipht like the c
h'; ; \'il intake ?>v< i' Ihf who if- titnn;
IV?ami acclaim- the -credit The biggi
1 . fault of the 'T Dunnits", is ?h
QT ; are cuk atd* --
JiT! But the " ' I Killits" "uie oft
low-down, skunks. t'n!:k<> the
vc Dunnits", thev trv to line of) o i t
s , ' _ i_o ""t.illl ' ,1 ( Oil
II whites, and where possible. httvr
.i.s '.thesfe, white* ii?.w amfnuintion-wq
v hith to hlast away at us. They r
. son thai th'* white man w .41 w.r. a
'1 if he's at his side, some mercy yi
(".niif t i hnn and In-'!' h iv..
l'ttlc tttrhrr -n Tit^ -Tlzher"hon t
: It's! of his pe'opir .
Tlte I Klllit are \ iilMin1.- '"t J
,r eif mm" compart i . tn thrm. i:- V
( ' h piker They have, h:m two by
mile Moreover.: the I Kiltifs*' ?
g nl nupslion iblr records., persons w
Pj' have lost, out with -their .own po ?]
' in sorial standing ann bring latl
-'v- fnehdite?v.-x?juK.-Intrh-onto rhn rr
. mil of \ onir m-t-olernn* white a
p try- to swing along J
** -vrrk in South' I '-i !-oi;n I *1
AV , ex.an.ipir. oiir I Kill;'" d i.'.ved do'
?1 to tii? v. li***f dk and on th-r day
oiir fiis* ; primary* v..'ting to r
tha' h. name b-> iikwi friin t
ge boolci av>e"t,:ng so' nnvsp iprrs s.i
p- us alon" the rnlorr r and whi
i wan' 1 tie. along fine to.Vhm' Tn,
Tp 1 1 "os"?u-tu s-1?:?i"' ; i_Lu
behind Nrgrn>< in South Carol
it- thr tiglii t '-a;dnu> ; jn .into '
Dnrroi nitie" p n tv , Thro dm '
is' ... .. '
tim'a-t.ng on turn own. nr-p'r.at
u TTTd-Tr: wi'" ~dhtvfnr-' 'm"rs ;*'ir
'' ."I Kl 111 is." just as they mr:i n lit
H ; to"~rtr; I H iters" and the t La
>v i hci.> " ?
h
About tHr-^anre t.irnt. and on
rr)- Issue of (T'lVi! R :ghts. a N'rgr ? di
j M. a mrthcrn city a ;u:?n Ain'l
. been tifaitaliy run --out of the s>i
*-k.i while niftrrr off .:c: h >' ..:>
trail- i. itnirrj l wh'.t Siini:i - '
iwi verbal shots agr.n^1 . uU! pn v
~Ijk*1 aliolh-i? -
oiir tro'iri r!ir South, wr koru m .
' years he got. a h..in.ls'.uur a
II 11 ,'lli t> nrlll'.lii- Hi:-, i s ij; hi.
tribe.\Bin while all "of a- strive
r,; "-put. lite tn^o dpnv>rTa~v. while m
T | thuus irjnr- of -a ilittts?nrrr?romr
tut, work on this coal ahiiig. wl.th
of - hile even the President slick,
rd j his jiiihtiral neck in behalf, of
?15.000.h0t? Negroes, s o ii if* sTi fj
troacUerouS, dollar-happy dusgr.i
fulv refugee from a tail how i
- suck ln.y blamed idniiuo u
something he. houl i leaf 1 alone
. My hygrest * rbc'et" now is V.
. tho.se southern officers werend a
to eat-.)i":'liiiiit_au\fc_lia.iwuhbu-k
north a few ve;>-> ago.
J Th' n . throw mi'?^jnir otherKillits"
who iiever romr to he
excrjit a.s a rare 'h:ng I fcw:is :<
,>n?? ti>?> <whp! flav about i\ r*?rr
lit. N(vi"\. hiR.i pl*r,"f. who
ty h.fbjpJoyo: b.' blub.blihg 'out.
nj_ 'A in' 'o \ tvt'h v i-,! }j
I. t folk. " Hr (i In'* kh?w that hS r
ty?v,.,- p?Hb"?'Jf : ?T.
?c fivt* \ f 'o t*?T Nprrorv. vo*;
Lit; ;\i o.u: w:t;i in in He clir!.n"* .c
ill to th? Nf^r? bit' Mp 'h 'U-r'r
plenty. -Arid nr.r ot t n.T<r> d.i\. Wi
'hr d"v:' i - A""'>nl, wit*i Nolo >
The* ,\!>suor uhplr. W ' >;'
?1) ' <)' .' .invrhmn in <*.? ->>p.Yfnrt f:trl
id HK-ty..litLi! ' brif-=1\as I' hi\.e
rrccl tn rtnk" -inulr NAgro..-''-'
ir -'V -rtu- p.1N? ^V<" all
k . j];un hnw it ; -boor .ud point
:tt the?.?T -fpi;nv: :~f f~r:,"r
Id aniplr rnorn i*lpf' for Lho.sp wlvo:
mi ieuioiu, of . thru owto. -(ap* -'H
' pur Sit fo d<i. Cri i .us in tie v-fl
' I r ; >' ?11 ' rl ' Vonn r.n i a " ~ . V.-r t
^ r <?*,T iiu-v
t:v t i "kill" somo'hijTy wlyirh \?
t::< f:' thr m'V sMt'T'f p/l:
( i .or;?f jrvr>v 1
Ont .c"?usis'.r.:il M;:? j about r r^?*
? ?K 1! 11' -i ! * * Mi I ! ' '.IV ' - if M V' H ; Tyi
_ ' :t' ' ' ' 1' 1 "";f Mil" a 11111?u.?h
l | H'ATCR ^WO rHANK^ MiOS
_ VV6 VVON'T SETTLE FOR amyt^
" " . LESS THAN A CAN OP AtURXA}
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MER, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
FOR CHANGING '
i "
IN Mc( KA>
( or be made to /.raigh-pn up and fly : !1
w- i iv'i J ..to d i f t uchi navi! conncv 1
tp* 11 ;i. ' hey \v^ijninT~wrrnt timdu pitb-.. l.
n- !1?'.tij-i ibe. -vftmrf they sunk.
*p Letters To The Editor
Mil * I,AIMS' VOTES BOUGHT
\i- j The LiKhthnu.se and Informer ,,
r.oi ! .l'have lust returned from Society 1
lift 'H'li in rh" rtirn??sucuw where ? ?r
A I., .'..a at-i i1, i f i% told me that
as { tot a fact some colored people hv:np 1,1
le- five anrt ten dollars a piece to \otf
m vreVtirvu way ovpr in Darling on ^
Pa? "7 nnnt v on August 1 o i
iey Tliev el?ed substantia.l information e
which indicated th<tt one Pete" i
en '.cos paid teh dollar:, to vote for .a n
"J Ceit un candidate, . ,
he
t.r) To me it seems a pity that we
. , | hi' '.-u ^u- iiwtiv - dumb"! hungry" Ne- ^
,4.,, irCci alio don't read and 'hink and
p;i "Who are belginrrng to sell their
pri. br'h.nyht- as soon a. they receive '
:Jp it tor a few. dollars, apd only to
nil u li'n liniii'.. |^f im v
^ ' f 4 .neve ? -4m*- ?frfriftTT"pnvilrar
I Aiiviu vt 3T n:\(i * hese 5am0 Negroes
1 f 1 j are liable m be bought nip ninvm .
>ut ' rear! md editorial in The -Co- 1
| lujnbi.i Heco.rr) irv^f week in which '
j,P I Necsro lenders ,in fdlumbia' are > > '
4v> J "?s?il o( Ivoldiiia' .1 mucus Mir lay
J5|- j before the p-i:mrv mr| ihstrrict1?r
hjr Nfarop-. Iit.v to. and for v.hbni
- and inVt-H'ng- pntYrph'e'-: ?I
nd j thtnuthnu' 'li"- i'e, tell Ilia raep
'.'.hp ',<:< << I'o 4.: - .
bl-?r>' ' k*e - rrtTwr'-i 1?
1 arkliivvu " niov b- r'xru ?ed this li^ie
ot } 'Mr anv *hrklod pbrrm ku >\v*
isk i ,,A'S ' *l!l' "ie-e Nj-e ?fd:v;dual r: m he
1 ''' on ii'ie fmpiv: and wound t)ie
iifr-j-M 'lKs_ 1 nd frv. u et e pnv-f i jJ-mst .
r.f i ; t.r i'ibu" pep.oh ?)ynv ;o~ v?r,*e'"\md" fdi
r v lvini to ntp
tth nc.ntietr.vT
iH.. , , " tOIIN 1 I I 171 V
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tin mnn Vs ' Li mi
i.orv T;''' ' >Klit!r-ti e 'mui inf ??rn**r
, ) i. h I < id die - - dip." -v-uri -r.
-f]n vlu'> i'..:i:nis?v nt .%s?jth Carolina
' 'Idr1 r-rn-ijTTve b03TTt.'1TV ? m"!'! 4
' -"- Tic Tntr 7, tn r>) mpfVinno amHw?
. 'Vhei: j)i ins" dov-id-d to-ni?ke aix eftiie
Mm.' r-< "hn.r n eVub i.ffili ited with
f.?i : Mio 'vp federation m every V-?nn- '
TTd T" ,"n r' r~
i h T" ' T-rV": i'v.? " i i)'7<'d c ?n d'
i'i-i . on: o?; > T.o!;i?1 mnV> . Mi';* .?^n.i n
H'.'. ... j r -| Cuv T'l ?vAi) njay !
' --Mm--'
.r i )i>- pi Q) iiof f-^ 1K>;- . *
, T!>(; \ff >nM objo.-r jvn k !iar r
[ org??:7.P' .a mnihv {-.lub..
?u-(l a vrpt o-pn?it vp to ?he,
, ,-j ^ " Pr'ot nvpcs \Tnt pri a1 sh o\y pv "-'fQ'hp '
jn , Mi'lii hv the :the Wilkin- '
?r<. *Houie-iar..Ct<rl''.. f'-ivr-n, f; c-. on '
jT* Spot " 1H. from 11 A. M to 4 P M ..
j Tlii effort - ts^ t/> clioo.v !he ^tUls'in
}7^j t,!itj Inline" alio ro inspire our jiin- '
iorfr to SVP3!or efforts in nnvilir "
u'; /.>?' fb? nwh "Ivf; ns? is'wp climb
Il-rr rhr" HlrvPC* PnciYSl Will 1>p "
iruF in o; : <\irv ani Mi . is b.>n<>ri
M'-t* rhis will ho ohp of thp gT.rit.-:
jjlr osi events of rho yr.if. Mo-p ir,- : ,
^ _ to; mvi :'on 11 hp sent bv-4 h. -ch^ir
'rnin of ttipso pvoivfs as rhp Yimr
; "-PQ-'Tt-h P- fir' vp ; "c4v?-nrck-r?j,,
votjr i.-luh tho -h"s' for r>vh
rvont
Mo "FJIpm \V.v,Pn. .Ill \ Vtow
x'Js -F-tveet, Spn-r'not>Trr."h-tTlrni'a'n hi
tun or- \TU'? T>!nn V NfnV- 1
j ' "o f* Johnson S'VPPJ, Charles.
I "i | . prpgirtr.ti t of innioy- Mr % l'
Slfpff S'-tlp roiJ??iTp r
-j-rt?ff ~n. t g<J'- mnivh 'h:o cht'cmorr
' C!: i L)of.' the .-.riitr wj^hir-ti ?o hp
h'" tt.fft'i t'pd 'v^>V thp ny fr f. :
. f"".1' "h v '??*" n.ch.'p'i- . > w: : > ' for- in.
Y j 1 ; 'ha'tion . . ??
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tf yo I um'^' quick turn to
lie right- so I c6uld run
TRrC'R AND STABBED
".lust as I turned. Mr Black ^JATwj
hp two or thj.?e times on my head j
hi st urnied me momentarily One;
d the younger men .tabbed . my : 1
?'n thigh K? the bone before 1:
outd gp't started agynn: Ah the "
hue I was trying to keep Mr. ;
ihics from hitting nty head again '
ilfh my amis catching the blows.
1 managed to break away and
nn for about 150 yards, going
av.aids my home-, but I gave out 1
.fid foilapfpd; They caught up
k'tfh'me. I saw 'heir knives and
card one ul them suv. I cot a
0 ut mind to cut your throat."
THng my elbows^ I protected as ;
je.-u I could my body Bid' I
ouldn'i duck = all of them and f
e' t my a If growing weaker:./ One
1 them caught, me with a hook-,. :
tose'l |)Oc.i?'t knlle in my right
r|p .">d cut a.'.deep ugly gash The
c'fhir mid me?that had?1 lint?
et M irttlWr ll?vh.. he would have
.f nuit the uitf Aijic-.
mAI EI) I OK
>._M \ l.iAMT,
i Khvp prC|<clH>d the GoT-pel foi.
rli.il> > '. ? -r 1 <M> i? I rl m h<. .
. i?-n?uu?iiiui it;..?iiwiry?Lyng
there flat on my back, 1 Kepi
i> e\:?o on tiic .snu:.> and 1 prayed,
.in ii.w.i ..iili .stood mound How
ii.i.i). i ?lon l know What they
eii ^ i v iifa. 1. don't know. ^3ut an,
it-'k*' Mui, i lemeniu.r heuniifc
ih,tw nlj ? -I lltll'il do. t
^-jrt t ?car?h'm tiny moin . and I
u,u i.c .i iitt. IViivinji iup. I Kppjii
ul.li f (# LtdM/
v. n..i- iih.i: ? 11 . i, s nirb'ji.i '
i..i. i . 'l ?!.' I i'l ? ut'i up That
-iilit i iowoti.tiole t> c'i/inr bat*.
fr< . r ?!. utkicJ. U I \\tie
' "j;) [it c 11 in voui
TT," PUT " iiiorr:?r~nf1 n^lonjT-aF1
hi .ii. mi: i pulled :t up .1
ll. ... i > LJi V v a i(J H. Oil.CP. I
"'yt p.. ii i Iji Wait.' pave
iri > lutii n.-l .uui ..lit.1 lu.ih. nun
,i i fjt' .>jt'UiiH . n nr.' ?k-i?. ojijm
TT.I . n min'j iiwjy." ^a.wiiu af
i .<.. . vt en. liit> Inu.'i iiiu.k u.ii'tJ
i ivtt. I I.I VPIiniT- ! ;i 1;i..- vntT7
. 4 >iu- h , i{ y .?s (I.-i h.iifd.
liiiMi5Uii.vH.RAt HUU.- Lftur/ierl
hojiuv
iiiki> in- new innt xt
..... . tfi vin,. ifiirriw^ii. the -pa^tMi
-^n*t. hp wb? t"Mu that- B lac it aria
"tliti.N nlamu'rt to ' ? ik u-' ! *.
I. 11 ill i i.I?' .i * in ' nt i '
U.?Li_diL juU .Ot 'i.w'p county. |t d vijrjt_
I'M +. i-iiOthMift Monrtiy iii1 >i j i -
.? is INVALID
*? ^ OHTMt ?
<ti rmr :?worry ?>f The-minister
.., )je. ?>in.ied niv~7TciT~va?>?tns"if.',
,u ?r old daughter, Miks I/it- *
ix i' W.ncv an Invalid since
. V ye,iis ohi whom. he 'said, "was"
:\trenu?iy nervous,->as .was his wife.
\i-.~ freotgia Wmg' and a son Cal-j
> .li. All r>f whom afr in Calhoun
?'au?-1 ii** femtly-'. notnr on ,l/>e
:< i ee:. . . *
ONLY sm.ito to VOTK
r^Td? munstpr vairi hp had been
told that all gUnn- enrolled -Ve~
>. is. ihere had been told by their
A-lute employers' no: to vote Tue.-.i-tv
+?? !< pohoriv told trie And rf.
hey )\adt T itue>s I would have
vied to vote nnvwav." So far, as
?i' Rue* . he m. as* the ?(?|e Neefl'o t'o.?.
\?.i. a ialloi-. -? :?
?r-h- Rev vretiri?Mi?Wa'-p?pa^u-iy.
he fr?!lowUt?? ohhrchr SpnngfteW
t*p' ;h near Calhoun Falls, Fair
I ^Rmft-icc
-l&y/Suz
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MS If! IF I) FROM ?AXII-:KIC-\N
-. BEN Al
LXClUSIVf SI
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f.eH Baptist. 12 tulles wwt Of APo<s?uit,
tiie county seat; ivjt. Oli\e
traplist, a mtie 1101 tneast of Ab^cutte
and t'int urove oaptust, 10
miles north of Calhoun iails and
one irnie over the Anderson county
tnie. s
He had scheduled a dedicatorfal
revival at the Fine Grove charge,
Leieurututg a new eaiiice, wmcfi
started una yooroiM
OWN? HUalUE AND LAND
Hie pastor said he was born and
itimed in Abbeville county, and
mj. lived in Calhoun Falls, ..which
about one mile from the Georgia
border, for the past thirteen
, ems. He owns his home In fhe
town and an additional nine acres.
...M* Witmii the town limits.
FTohr Cofumbiii. he will visit Jito
vvift' s relations in . Washington, D.
C. He may also visit two sons
and a daugiiter in Buffalo. N. Y?
.Mtd two other daughters in Lvanston,
III. His plans for .returning
ia his home and churches were un-ettljd
Tuesday
..APlAfcNKfl. HY .
RACIAL PLIGHT
He expressed seriotis.concern ov<r
"my poor people back home
1te-y?ttHt (I'Mi t?tcrrow what~~T6 d<h
nor Mow n is done. We need help
.md information We need leader".Filtj.
~ 7
J tried iiiv best to give them the
?nfoiinalion so they Could at last
eniov a little of the heaven earth
ATLANTIC
IMSURAI
THE COLDEN 1
DISTRICT
iuj tfort. South Carolina
I'lorrnre. South Carolina
li/eenvllle. South Carolina
'^raBUtebHet^JLoJlih Carolina
Claims Paid V
Viomo Office Smith >nd W
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9 nJ
FULL 12 OUNCIS
<2 FUU GLASSES)
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO!
'Gill's lii '
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KNOLD CO., INC., COLU/V
FATE DISTRIBUTORS OF FINEST C
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~ iUNOXY'AUOUST32; W?
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affords. Hut Tfli hoi enbdgh. Bui H
Ood will tee us through, even ; j
j though we are often target* <k
1 j those who forget Ood." V ; 'C;. $41,255
Now In ,
Ingram Fund
NEW YORK?Receipt of dOOtHbUt
Uom -last weei^ amounting to #286,41
; brought the Ingram Defense Fund
tc a total >of $41,258 47. the NAACP ;
j announced today. Contributions rej
ceived last .week Included $152 from
the East Side Ingram Club, Detroit;
$12 from the Thrifty Twelve
n 1 IJ , / 'liilk A \f - n ^ t, J i L f.r, m fL._
: ings viud, Auron, ana jo rrom tin. / :
Committee for Civil Rights. Brooklyn.
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BEAUTY COMES
FROM WITHIN .Jhrr yv
* SuMmri frem m*ny htoad em- f rfmffk ~ s
oittn %am dull t*l(*w I II 7 1
pp? Vy/U' ?
^?#r 50 y?iri?? ? ? Help* over- Ifm
? ! '? ?? many
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COAST LIFE
MCE CO. ?
f*ULE COMPANY * ?T~ ?
OFFICES: > |
Columbia, Soutb Cartuaa
Georgetown, South Carolina
Martavtlle, South Carolina
Spartanburg. South Canttna
tr?,i *" /% a' ?? '"''
vitnin Z4 Hours
nt worth Sit. Churl^Hton. S< C\.
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rhere"? * test fofrgin! - *'
mixer ? just as if ' .
*omey fmm the bottle. '?
Chi^tagtc of thin . ?
niperb gin will tell '\ . 49
rou why this /
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wtnrtiffy golden gin is
intn rally better. ;
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