Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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!year cession space in fB other years. FalrW l\ey {ire pleased wltt^H flson Greater Shows wllM tRe midway a iill nuniM : JOHNSON'S _ HOME i Kind and Sympathetic ; >?nd^aESTAfcLISHED 1910 Telephone 8137 ?*rfc St. Columbia, S. C .earn Phi OFFERING Laa, >> 1- n uarK-noor Portraitun ? ~~ * Coloring Commerci MORNING AND , ?- For Complete PARAI JgaPr? .* r . . ? r~ BKr> "CHESTI hllllflini KT77 |\_. . ~ new fa smoker (P MILDEf ? It's MY c. Kv- . . p!. > ' .J^t 1 F^ i^^|i|<^^Br r J^fl Lri^'-1 kij^| i* *' ' rj ^j^ll Will re be paid, v Budc^NWP^^T World _ Champion JfeH Ddlvcrs Or and H< Stand Show is scheduled' daily at 8^30 P. M. except Saturday when CA j the last show will be 2:30 P. M._1 ! c | Band concerts are daily attrac- j lions. Directors' meetings are sche- Cduled for Tvjesday I P. M. and Sat- erat _ u id ay 2 PLM.. Free gates Monday I Har _ at 9:30_A._ M. andall-day Saturday.;Hmi "_i Attendance is expected to break i gatr J ! all previous fair records. larri ^j pret itography 3 - - - l k* ryj . ~~ \ niad COURSES IN ucott m I * ....... i j club ri Technique or<js ZM ... . ? . . 1L M j logo """" * ' j ? tonal Photography AFTERNOON CLASSES < I SSi information Writ*;'. ? ' - j cJTj MOUNT m . . will P H OTO G R A PHY _ I up ' rnlmhhttti R. f, ... . Trtr_tHK4 j" n\uc ' ' . : . ; ^ -? ?? ? IRFIELD is flf ) another big, K ctory for us % s who like the | * utjuieiic . ^ fgoreffe." RADIO'S* FAVORITE SON >|,VH Of ,<>llliSTI'.RI'IKI.D S A R T11 U ICGOD F R-KY TIM K- ?. - If '^vi^ ?jF- / . - - jjHj MttMflMMjM *?S j) i l_ jjte^ I gp T" " ^^ lark Ktt. H. C. ? <SN saw South C Hrs, with a co K and a smm K om ence-t ege of "Atlan Hpier first plaj ^Konce game, fit t W S. C. State's '200 led the team* to Hwn by passing a be; pass to Howard IV caught the ball rd line and raced o1 into the end zone Blnlrinas < th^ivI > , ' Mfygfp Vu/h<?n nag coniploi Ber pass. 1 good lor 2C yards vohn Turner, State's' IjuuaF-dr -fullback; y-ho carried *tTur b Clark's 4 y^rd lino before oei derated CTuB~s~ old Harvest tstival BY MRS. K. Ms PARKER AYCE, S. C.?The State. Ft ion of Women's Clubs held vest Festival at trie Wilkrnso ne- lor IGlrls Oetober 9 De is front Gharleston-Tcerp Ttrsr ve. Mrs, _M. FL Fields, ?aft ddent. presided. Music ^ llsherttrr Miss M PotisettT * ihington acted as Recording st fy. . _ T*" .. ledges were fulfilled by many ?lubs and because df same- t rjhas. been covered. Plans w< ie for a model laundary and age for tittle girls. Many of-J. u?-overtopped their previous rt ; in contributions, cash and coi 11 VICA. rs. T. B Jones of Harbison. Ci was guest speaker. Miss Thi Hargrove. supervisor of Charh "Public UiIhjuIm.' gave a~ rep< lee trip to the Wvst *nrtics. a ;d the. women to d > .-.ometlij the people of Haiti who tie i. he Junior Organization, spouse D>?Mrs - & -Watson?of?SpaxLa ?. and presided over by Miss Murray of Charleston, .held ting in the school building, decided thai this organizat-i consist of members' of anv a to 30 years. rs^-Marian Dinne Wilkinson ngphnrtr cnieiitv^rf-ti^ h inspiration la. the group. H . ' : ' ^ $$': ':' '' ' % ,...-? " ' v: __ JL u>i.v/i I could t ane over the biff; rie\ buildinf; at Durham, f// /tc/p pupplu thcei I t? ? # % .'-Tp \ THE LIGHTHOUSE A Bulldogs Roll HPanthers. 21-7 tackled. A quarterback sneak b S> Dow was good for the second tali, la--and, the score was 12-0. Bookei in- I State's outstanding gewtrr jnatl ith the conversion and S'ote ledrus th le- . miniites of the sCCdrcquar ier belt ta^ fd avyay. 13-0. \ ed PANTHERS SCO IIK he. The Panthers still?tauitn-g, mad ' wse of three consecutive pcnaltic lb against State College which placet it's the bail deep into the Bulldogs ter iu- ritory, began to move. With thre Ic- minutes- to play. Charles Ponder o on Clark completed a pass i to Jame .er Minor for 15 yards. Miifor quickl lor lathering the ball to George Grn who scored for Clark Martin" irt conversion was good and Clark ha ~ed-reet>red seven points."-The half CTRT to eri with State still <Tnving anyj licl tv- , vaticin^ near the Pantherfs go;i all j line. " The second tvdf found lege still wide awake after kickin Of I 'n ciark. W!!H 'Stale's fjiwun wall holding, steadfast, Clark wa torced' to ..n n< r ""-t- 10' y;?r ime. with tile kicker stepping on of the c?|d ^(1' ' ft"- !in.-iiii<iniuri safety. Clark kicked off to th Bulldogs and Arlington. State . '.hard running quarterback receive j(s , the ball "on St::1. -.3 vard hue an lt-s i ran it bark I?. Clark's .!(> yard luit je Moving. ukc a machine. State t0 back field ~ Turner, Kversoii. Evan t!T. and Dow combined with a fast ruii as niiig attack to allow; F.vcrson. "XTindTTvai'l line bucket* to- plunk 'L-- v??v-i iium nit* j > ii> ci u ii> and tit thud and final T. 11.. for tlie Bull "of iTdgV and in the game The fir t he srore?State 21. Clark 7. ,WySTAKTIN(r UNFIT* he S: ( - STATF (211 ! I AltK (7 >c. Smith IK MoCc n- ?FT lie "thMtdersmt l.ti Hxtbt >1 - Bnok-r <" Chattel el. Br-viley KG .leiinint 7S- Huberts ItT Be trl t'osey K ll Mine nd''ArrJnjjton QB Gra ng . Fvans KI1II ^ Kiehart ed Harris LHB Uillianiso AlbeYt FB SeoKKit' r Parler Elected ^ Head For ' "Adin i ni st t tr1 pi i.JL'i|jul of .the Wilkinson Hie:' SchoQl iff wrangodUltf. Wits t'lmot - t" ^ - < 1) factory Chesterfield N. C. It's a honey. It cr-increasing denfaWd : : Tttrr " " _ : : J ^ - ^ .S ' - s-l / ' />, v '' ' ''WA'/ 'V 'rtsijv III |?^ * ' ' '' ' ~ ^ ' * ' ' . r : J,1^. '* li. L-. , r . - I - - > , ' TI -.'T ' ' ' " ND INFORMER, COLUMBIA, SOUT - president of the state Associatlo of College and Secondary Schor Administratora. fhe orgtmbsario holding its annual meeting here a Voorhce/ Jr College Wednesday Thlrty-ttve representatives o srntc schools attended the meeiiiH where reports and discussions cen > teced around three programs 11 y Mjiools and colleges of South' Car \ olina. e Miss Janie Mae Shelton of Voor e hees and H. A ?Smlth of the Stat Department of Education led th ..discussion of the "Guidance Pro grant." Emphasis on an -lmproye e - and coordinated program of gukl an.ee was urged by. t'ne'State Depart $ ment representative The program on library scienc e was presented by Miss Emily Cope I land of State College and Dean' F s A Finney of Claflin Untversit v presented a report of the mectin "v of the American' Association* fo s Collegiate Registrars. . Among other speakers was Dea -iKt W, Green of- State College, wh discussed uenknpssps in crincMiotn programs. " STVDF.NT FAILURES "Student failures In college." h Mud, "are rdiirminp part Irnlaa Ivl i nr mathematics." ft VV Honkin.s supervisor ol M-.t s certificates in the department c ' pHiif-gtinii and Alfred T. Butler.-es t ccutivc secretary of the Palmett State Teachers Association, wer "luTiow others to <.peafc: r_ . President Parler pledged himsel 'j to "bringing about a closer relation j ship between colleges and second ^ ary schools of South Carolina," ' Other oficers elected were. A. 1 h Risher. second, vice pro's idem. an l5> T^-H Moore, secretary :! i M~ o LC79DVII MU. X ' HOW TO VOTE NOVEMBER T~ Thi,s is - the' second of three ai tides designed to aid persons vot inp November 2, the final in th series to appear in next week's edl j_ tion. ,y How Can I Tell Which TV Tr II Ballot I Want? is The only way?a. - voter can tli; rs tinguish' between ballots of' tl: [s various parties participating in tl II general election is hv knowing tl1 ,r "parry affiliation or pledge of tf ty person- representing the ballot Is Normally: South Carolina vptei n- have had only the Democratic an is Republican ballots, the latter i numbers, between which to choos 'Tills year they wifi have four an possibly five or?six ballots befoi them. The name of the party'rep rtsenlnl by the ballot is not show f~n |?H You Want ? ^ Thai Pint tire Quick' j By (reorfje Cail 2-1985 Ik : MfShftW ? ? I ? 9 ' Bargains : MEN'S USED SH6E5. ? -good-quality dress^Ox:} ford style and ready to wear, $1.80 a pair, in "all sizes. USED ARMY SHOE,S, will wear like, iron, in good condition, ^ready to wear, aH-sizes, $2.00^ a pair. 7 7~~ MEN'S SUITS, aK sizes,. _ .colors nnd materials Extraordinary bargains, sTighfty~gsecb expertly cleaned and pressed. $8.00 a suit. State size, i first and second choice. JUL C Rl ' C DAXITC jJ iTiLii -J rniiu, U iCU, cleaned, pressed and fine grade. $2,00 a pair. State size, first and second choice. ; Mail order stating size; li including hall deposth and pay balance COD. M. NEWMAN 1 1 East 32nd Street | NEW YORK 16, N. Y. * OYSTERS IN SEASON We bTcell-lii_?inf? FnnrU ? Each Meal A Special Order m STEAKS CHOPS "T" * FRIED CHICKEN COLLEGE INN ie?* HARPfX ST. ' COLUMBIA, S. C. SHOP AT SILVER SAVING T GROCERY 4s ?- Aftrf SAVE nr 2203 Gervais St. E W CROMARTIE, Mgr. JIMMY ADAMS, Asst. Mgr. "V4 JP"? 1 " TTf'v'7' m'\ **' ' H CAROLINA ~~n on the ballot Itself, and itince I >1 | least two ballot* frit! contain th stfmr names of candidates for th t V. S. Senate and the U. S. Houim Hie oijiy vrai cf telling tjie 4lfr?x : c nee is to KN6W THE NAME8 Ol iT TRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS EOI - i THE PARTY YOU PLAN T< 11 SUPPORT. What Are Presidential Electors? The citizen never votes directl - for the Prcifthat of the e 1 State*! Instead, he TtfcRforcandf p dates who promise that if they ar - i elected they will vote lor the pre | sidential candidate of the votcT ii the electoral college in Decembei ' These, persons who thusf* carry u Tifi the electoral college tffe votes o L> the citizens back home actuall ; I elect-the president/They are know as Presidential Electors and the , number as many persons as th ^ ! State lias representatives l*v hot I Houses of Congress. This mean that in South Carolina there ar II j rl;ht presidential elector* ? on ^ trom "each congressional distrtel ' and lwo-at-large. Who are the various electors o the four paYties offering in the No n vember 2 general election? They are the following person; e listed on the "federal ballot" c 77 tlU'lr?I PVIIItIIh'?nn t i..??ts?i.? _ -being- shown in parenthesis; o DEMOCRATS -For Truman i t Mrs. Susan FiUSimmons Alli.sm Thomas R. 'Oarety. J V "Murrnj II R. S. Rogers, John M Ross. Cn i- H Strickland. P L, WigKin. an Ashton II Williams. REPUBLICANS < For Dewcyi t. Mrs. G. J, Cherry, C. Bynum Da d vis, J. c Hamtjnght Joseph f Hincs, Mrs J K Messervy. Georg Norwood. C. B. Ruflln arid C M Smith. PROGRESSIVES < For Wallace > 11 R" Austor. Peter Bell. Jl - Amaziah Dennib. J B. .Krause, J - C McBilde. L P MfcCurry, Mrs ic Robert New, Jr.. and Samuel Rich r ardsorF: DIXIECRATS 'For Thurmond^ iF" Harry M Art+rnr. Enprrie S Blea? Charltdn DuRant. I M Fishburi .Leon W. Harris. J. -K Mayfiel* ie Thomas R Miller and PL Clybur ir Wilson it- Will Thfir Be Other?Ballots 7 re?Vote-On November 2? s. In addition to the federal ballo rs discussed aboVe there villi also I d the state ballot which will can n the names of nominees in the At e. gust primary. (No reeord b immt d diately available of candidal* e beinf sponsored locally by Reput ?- licans or Progressives. The Demt ~i, ^ 1 iMounrn ? ? t SAVINGS "homepedf AND LOAN 1400 MAIN ST. SWEETE Your Week-End Out i Taylor's "Delicious O Raked Specialties. In ' , ' Goods You Are Aiwa Best of Ingredients j ! ' rpin-rich, Flavorful Gi PLACE 01 j PIAl t TAYLOR'S KB 12 Spring Street _ ? r I ATLANTIC INSURANC THE GOLDEN DISTRIC I RK ALPORT, South Carolina FliOBKNTK, South Carolina ORANC.KBl KO, South Carotin (iREKNVTLLE. Sooth Carolina [ CLAIMS PAID V ]" HOME OFFICE: SMITH & Wi 41 " A ' " * ^ ???? , MORRIS t } > PAINE I augu; IdHlunUHl, uu ????2,30 T GENERA! AO ' STUDE I , * ? ?T : c?^?: A*. / ' ? ' '' - t'>L< * * " '4 Jt V lm rn* * _ ' ! -Vj >. V . it. craU and DiiiecrtU are sponsoring ? I the same local candidal^ ffnH '*" aithoae lor the D. 8. Senate and i, Congress.) And there with alio be a - ballQt listing items to he voting on P which Involve changes in state taW;' ) or not South Carolina Is to allow divorces. The voter ?gf Kill 'Till [ on these, though no voter Is re- i y quired to vote the state and refer- ! I ; endum ballot Jut because he Juw-f - r voted' the federal ballot^ - Ms tan ! e j vote ort one, two or three of the I ballots, but of course only oue of ii the four for the presidency, r. i How Do I Mark My Ballot? p DON'T mark your federal or >f state ballot under . any circuso . y 1 stance. To do sb spoils the ballot, n Your federal ballot and your' state v | ballot must be dropped in their ree sprctive boxes as printed, or you I Ii can write out your own ballot in ' s black ink, on white paper eon form - ' e I inn to the legal sizes of the ballot e and drop this In the box. The only r t. hallo! vnft mark ?nH tl.U hp.. "X" or check only, is the one on ] i referendfllfi, on?which is a -place i for the. voter to nay "yes" or "no" _ to whether we are to have divorces? i, or not. if We suggest that voters clip out j y of?this?ortiottMi?the?names of the [ ?prv^rnrimal electors backing Their"* choice for the presidency, or get a i- - liM?from?some othei >outcc and j iT'Ttecp these with The n untiT they | i: | have obtained the proper ballot. 1 ci ! Next week we will close this series by outlining some of,.the-things to' du at the polls and generally, other ; - tilings the inexperienced voter r. ought to 'know as he-goes voting. e , ? . Ask Wage Hikes -? 4 LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y ? < NNPA > j -A now petition to the United Na- i Hons Trusteeship Council last MonL , PHONE 2-5752?Njght Calls . 2-8419-5-593 ;c n .ii T*i. college r lower ; Shop ; j~j Funerals ? Cut Flowers w Weddings Corsages ? v' Plants ? Table Decorations, r-i T. J. SULLIVAN, JR. v ; ' ED. COLEMAN : ^ 1509 Harden St., Cola, S. C. j | * mm?mrnmmmmmtmmmmim?mm?mmmmmmm?am* HOME 7~~~ LOANS =?T" LRAL SAVINGS ~ association COLUMBIA, S. C. *. riff* * yv> T ' . H ;f;~ :ings and Parties with ookies, Pies, and Other Taylor's Superfine Baked iys Assured of the Very, and the Utmost in Vitaaodness." iDERS NOW L?* 2-0235 . rCHEN BAKERYCharleston, S. C. "ii. ' wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm COAST LIFE E COMPANY TRULE COMPANY T OFFICES: COLUMBIA. South C arolina GEORGETOWN, South Carolina a HARTSVILLK, South CaroUna I SPARTANBURG, South Carolina I /ITHIN 24J1QURS yi INTWORTH STS., Charleston, S. C. Ff I -L_ _L COLLEGE I /e COLLEGE iTA, GA. rOBER 30,1948 p. m. -?- ! MISSION $1.00 NTS 65c - . V ; rr. ..J?^ ^ * . .ir-ji-it ' -dk if U^ ' 1 , * " tiny told of a >tt?? signed by eirfhlefili _ natives- -of fUaidi Pni/?<(|' whirh informed in. employer 1m . . was "becoming dno of the worst asked "please increase our moo^jfty __ :?^<1 *? ?w444- Hu 10R8^r~-bC rtecetfftry t< tq tf*k tor ISWflV^B' $$ I f Hl-1 H. Ha B II^H \ M '^^h. I H m V ^ ^7" |H ? -;Hrt^^^H~. w IP* M py. # J M ^A' H "-' If # A i J I jV J * Am m W ^ r/f / Am I fll wmmii/jr \ '/*r fK M m^1vu2p|HHHttiM^^p^^^^V ^HB % l|^PWfcj|fc^3^WWIK^^^^w Ma^W ?r aicxoro KTT f8 i pnoor 72H* GRAIN Ml W I ft AL SPIRITS HAilA.'tXR 4 >un I OH. mt>\ BAL1IW011 3?mr - ? BEN ARI^OLD CO., - inc. Columbia, S. C. . > > % *. n . . . - ^ . ' ' * j.'. / ' : s '*1 - . " -; * ;, . . v 7 \. & i" ' ji ? ' i '? i j'liji -?1 ' ' ' ' - '* ' \\.