Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, October 31, 1948, Page PAGE TWO, Image 4
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QBORertfovvS" sc. - sou^ oi
.> " 2,000 persona from over the county
are ?*pec*?d to gather here in
~ "Bethel. AMB- ofiurdh Mbnday night
Nov. i.-'tor-hear A; J: Oiemont. Jr.,
^? et Charleston, a. S. Porcher, county
Progressive Democratic chairman,
Tiie meeting will handle procedures
and matters incidental with
*** voting Nov. 2i It begins at 8 P. M.
MctVdy Speaker At
?-Spnfebu^g Sun.
SPARTANBURO, S. C. ? John
H. MeCr^p nf fifthimhli* odttnr nf
the Lighthouse and Informer, and
state chairman of Progressive Democrats.
will be the principal speak
eP at n mass meeting here Sunday
afternoon. 31.
The'meeting will be held in the
Majority. Baptist church, beginning
at 3:30 P. M. Julius B. Williams.
(wrovnc* democratic leader, *atd. It
witt d$al principally With votinc
procedures on Nov. 2,
? -oc '? . - -
. Sponsor Snow
~ TfnORENCE, S: O;? Olfr of the
hlfftilTjjh'ts ~bf the fall season was
the fashion shop sponsored by
Daughter ElKs In Trinity Baptist
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TOMWESS
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OokrCrowns,' Bridges, and Plate
Work at Reasohable Prices
WwUWJtton Street
ONE STOP SERVICE."
Headquarters for Complete
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Pine A T'aylor Jphone 2-8231
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L * R. T. BRYANT
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} Church?Luu*?Monday?night. ,
t 1%?? six -seeTion presentation In1
eluded, education, child welfare;?
heoith, civil liben.";. ni.ipa/.inr '
I girls ami the crownmu of -Miss
! HWR." Spoakers included the follow
ing: Dr. Eleby Washington, Dr. a.
! W. Hill, Mrs. Merldlen Black, Mr?.
! L. Br6wn and JoTYn~JT " Thomas. *
, | Mrs. Ousilla Anderson acted as .
j nrtstress Dr cprbhYony find music
was funxished by the Wilson high
school band, directed by Prof. H,
Flowers and Carl Green,
i Little Miss Hoscland Tennie was
crowned "Miss 1948." Mrs. Iola
i Jones. assisted by Mrs. Marian
1 Miller, directed the playlet.
Boutware Speaks ~
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At Florence Sun.
FLORENCE. S. O. Attorney
Harold R. feoulwate of Columbia
will be principal speaker here Sun
day afternoon a' a mass meet ins
being called b> the Florence
- NAACP branch.
The meetimt will he luld in Trin
; ity Baptist church and beains at
4 P. M. John J. Thomas. branch
' presiden'. announced. The' date is
DC :n.
Charleston Voters?=
i Plot Rivers' Defeat
CHA^LKSTON.'S. c Pres'.deiP.
Truman supporters ltnr?wrrr?mb<?
lnnt early in the-week when announcement
wii? made that a brant1
j.new type of "Ticket would t)c outcried
iti the-general election carrynu;
Truinaij eleetors, rhc_ Doinorrattc
' placing the nutnc of L. Mendel
Rivers With that of the Republican
I congressional candidate^ Tate~
Bagpett, Jr., of St. Stephen.
Rivers, fiery and ardent suppor- I
ter of white supremacy. had won'
homlnntion In Democratic primaries)
- without opposition. Consistent rrtt
hls attack on Negroes. Htbor and i
several other important ih?t tevs.;~
Rivers has been a bitter foe' of J
President Trumftn and has called i
himself with the Dixiecratic camp j
of Governor Thurmond.
OPPOByi) JUDGE WARlN't.
Author of the "damhyankee de- r
monstration of the floor of the |
house four years ago. Rivers sought 1
to have U. S. District Court Judge'
J Waties Waring oF ChaMes' un impeached
earlier this-year, whenthe
jurist had been upheld by the
U. S. Supreme Court in his Elmore"
vs. Rice ruling!
Noted for politicnl tricks. Rivers's I
office performed as predicted by j
regular Democratic party officials, i
when after declaring himself wish- "
ing to be on the Pallot of the recogjiized
party, Rivers waited unill
A. 1 ~
i hi me ouiioxs naa Deen printed and
4-thfen-4eckvred-he hadn-r agreed to
< appear 0)1 the Truman ticket. Ash*
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Tiiinir. Co'ill No t~:2
P> <?f Im>, \V;ls t'.-itabll.-.hi'd
aj Spartanburg la?-'. Friday rvi'nwj
Mrs. Ercrlia Harmon Moot,^.Lm
penal Coinina!iili,t*!^-i?f 4+w lui-.,
,.i'i!.il Court ol North and Smith
Carolina and its .Jun diet ion?>. was
n charge ."1 tit. ci-icwonies- She.
tt'iis assisti'<l- by members ?| A/ah
'Court' No ittt of-Qirt'nvttir.-FoHnw^?\
ing the i mutation. Daughter^ <>f
Tainin Court were feted by the No-1
Columbia Society
MR. AND MRS ROBERT PEAKSON
announce the pnancctni'itt At
their daughter. The turn- Carolyn'.-t->
Set. Stacey Hoffman. The wedd-j
iim will lake place. in Deecmbm 1
MR. AND MRS. W. P MURLES
celebrated their twenty fifth Wedding
Anniversary last Thursday
evening, October 2. Many friends
I-un j11., it..i
to extend greetings avid congratulations
to the couple They \ver recipients
of many beaiPiful silver
THE* ,WOMEN S EDUCATION A I.'
AND MISSIONARY Auxiliary ?will
celebrate Ttir_5th Anniversary No
veniber 3-5 at First Nazareth Bapi
t et V^I \ i rois U?.? '> *' *- 1 ~ "***" ? "
ea.->e iiv;*vjuwn *1 lilt' M*I IIIUIl
will bo preached by the Rev. Hnyno.'
and mns'ir will be iuilushed byJehovah
choir. On November 4 at
8 P. M. the Rev. Norris, pastor of
Union Baptist Church will deliver
-the sermon-mid mush?wiR-be fur*
nlshed by the Usher Board and Qhoir
of ttils church. On Friday wight,
November 5 at 8 P VT the Rev.
Peterson, pastor of Kbcnezer Baptist
Church. .will preach with the choir
abd Usher Board of Union Baptist
furnishing the music. L W Da Iters
will give remarks.
THE ANNUAL 'MEETtNtrJ?rrf thr
Colored Churchmen of the-Protectant
Episcopal Church, of trie Up.
per Dioce.se of South Carolina will
be iield Sunday. October 31 at S:
~I,uK? Episcopal?Churrti?pre-odt-dover
by the Rt. Rev John J. Oravatt,
D. D. The special speaker for
the 11.30 service will be I">r J. W
I "iohohor Professor of Pro-'orai
| Theology at Bishop Payne D;vinit>
1 ton H. Williams., leader ot iho Democratic
piuy group. prompt 1>
piibl>.shed_thr text of the agree
mem.?? ?
"V" The campaign to unseal. R;ven
?here 1 s behurronTlnrTed by ? committee
consist ma entirely of whin
Democrats They denounce him a
no uncertain language and prefet
u uipport the more liberal Republican
candidate, a suecessft1' lumbe;
- rnnn in Berkeley county. Henry I
Clibb.s, 24 Carolina sflfc-et. is chair.man
of the committee, which ha?
; others in several of the first clis4
u ict counties.
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That Picture Quick
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X PHONE 2-5752?Night Colts
, College Flower 1
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Weddings ? Corsaga* ? I
?Plarm - Tahl*i Decorotiong 1
T. J. SULLIVAN, JR. ED.
COLEMAN
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GHTHOUSE AND INFORMER, COtUM
lilt1- uf Tamil; 'temple Nir hifv nf I S
aInch the Reverend Mv I,. WiNonIT
? die Illustrious Potentate
Pictured abovu, sealed. let; n>
ru:!' Mrs Ktrelb* Harmon Mmir, 1j
liultuiu N_ Y.. Noble Ka'<- Jouc 13
A<l\ i iU" and Daughter Lillu M. Wil- n
ham*. Illustrious Coniniandress . ?>t -3
4'kiii'ii Court - ? !
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r- Sccrttd-j'-rw-?-erf!fd?lt*tt--to-nvrht : ^
. Di.UKht.ri s I i<tura .) Whitney. 1st _ c
Lieutenant Conitnrtiidrrvs; Ro.a D. i
Columbia Sorority
Adopts Social Job
Hats were- being doffed this week ,
_L0 members ol Gumma ISu Qmeua x
rh.iprPV Of"The Alpha Kappa - AlphilT" .
sorority for having adopted as their ,
own distinct contribution to the '
community the servier of acting its :
Volunteers on the desk ol Traveler's
Aid in the bus terminal. . (
Ail1-. H P Pride, bit si leu-' of the j .
chapter, and Mr.s. A I,. Stnnb.tck. j |
the secretary, notified "Miss Doris 1
Chappelle, case worker with the or- f
ganiTiation. *of the adoption by sor- IS
oi-s diin'ug the week-.? -L
Toe ladies hove "volunteered , to i t
Uike_.nirn.s at the doskT Mii.x Chap- '
pelle >aid. and have already arranu- : 1
ed their schedules.
The service was dreadfully nned- i
ed aii nrucif. in The Lighthousr niirt r
Informer pointed out several days i
] information.
i :
Sr! SMI. ur. .Nicholson, one of the
'. outstanding teachers nnd preachers
I in uie church, will be appealing to
t all who hear him TV>e public is j
j corrttfftty invttert rc> ?rtend ..ni Aiv.-f
joy these .services.
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iBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA f
mi! M. )trriivcWr"' 3< ~L if* M. \Vil"-un
'reasurer
Other.- on pietui-g yjj?: Daughters
oHie Alexander. Willie 1,, Austin?
lertha Babb. Ethel Berry, Bessie
Town. "Elmv BroMttr. Coimt-s.
i nun' Mae Dickson. CasMe M.
"ranks. Hcvsle-D. Johnson. Carrie
Colloek, I Doll J. Mann, Hnttie Mav '-1ft.
Mattie Moore. Mary B Moorr.
Alberta -Samuel. VasHtT VVhl' ivy
.*nd Willie M Williams.
iu<>The sorority acted on this
ionic, fifteen ladies have assignrents
and'persons interested in Ihe
ervtee are "tickled" pi+ak?
P'.'Dyision.s inn .now be made iur
xher services Traveler's Aid can
cnder the community, Miss Chapidle
now navinfc time for this a rutin
the usual d^sk job being taken
?ver by volun'eers.
Charleston Deltas
Regional Hostesses
CHARLESTON: S. O?Beta Alpha
Sigma chapter of the Delta Sigma
riicin m.rniiiv hpm will be .host tc
lie Southern Regional mtHUltf ul
November 2H-27.
The hostesses are matting elaborate
plans to welcome the convention!
In aUddiUon to?regular -ses^:
ions a public meeting has a beei
scheduled, at which tite main ad
dress will b leliveredby Mrs. Es
cobedo 1 . ey National Chairmai
on Job <tunnies.
Several' l> ul activities, ere slate
for the '. a.vK 1 idies, one being a
extensnT -apTit ^.rrnp tour of th
city's' ht,;* *>r;< j c.
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OBER 30,1948
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- ADMISSION $2.CH
i Extravoganza Set }i
For November 11 ;l
a ma-tinep for teen-avers between
4 and 6 P.M and ft main program
start', K at 8 P. M. will .bp presented"
M TTTc Township Ai.Ult.oriyni ?
Thursday. Nov. 11.
The entertainment... par: of the z
Founder's Week cer. monies of the I
Sivtn.t (lammn Rhj sorority, is in c
the interest oj a sorority drive t6 t
ronibrpt juvenile delinquency in the s
community...Music will be furnished
by'Lucius Weathers and his orchestra.
by Allen University's and. Bene- >
diet Co!!eve> choirs and.-by others t
L'lr?n -JUaia d.- ^\?Csinn r? J
lens of the" sorority here. ~1
Oillon Highlights?_b
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DILLON. S C ? The Rev. Me- 1
. In tosh of Florence was guest pastor t
at the Munnmu Baptist UhurOM HIST?
Sunday mornings
Jtli-s. Incs Mauldiu of New York J
City spent a week with her'mother,3 (
Mrs. Queenv Oibson of Hampton'^
Street. ?. . '
Jnhinnr McOrea neeom|>unied his <
- istpr'-ln-law. Miss Tfoelnaa Barnes '
j n her return to Maryland after. '
She is employed at the Maryland I
Hospital.
Miss Sarah Mallftte and Mrs.
LAiice MeCormiek of PeH Rnrinnc
~ N unci Miss- Annie Graham of
j .ftffaxton, N. C ., were guests of Mt\|
~ an'iTTWP*: Itrrtorrt?C-rawferd?Inpy 1'
Sunday afternoon 1
{ 1"
; Friends will be glad to know that_j_
been very ill Is now Improving. i
Ski Lester Womack of Nashville. \
Tenn... and Miss Ardelia Demetrlous j
; McKay of Baltimore. * mo., were >
' united in marriage here Friday. j
j October 22, After tht? wedding a,
' honor*. Tlie bride wan most at true- ^
tive in a dark gray gown. After 11
-I iheir short honeymoon the couple j
will reside in Fayetteville, KT C., j
where Sgt. Womack is stationed at j
Fort Bragg. Mrs. Womack is a for- j
mer social worker. While in our city
the Womack" tnycd at the Wright's-{
Hulel. . . / ' :?'
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~i?The eonfff^gn.tion of Bethel AME
\ Church are glad to welcome' back
the Rev W_ M. McDonald for
another year The R< Levi McOil] .
j will not retufn tn o... city as he
was transferred to t;he .Hill AME"|
* church. ? v,
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Mien Player Saves f!
Life Of Benedict '?
Back During Game Ts
BY GARNELI, HAM.
The.annual Allen-Benedict game k
mxlueed more than a victory and } /
t defeat lor.. the_Jw.Q colleges. _ It 1
n-escnted the dramatic saving of an e
>pponent's life by an Allen player, li
ehich is a rare "story within' a
itorv." J b
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One of the Benedict back'-, whose j
tame I tried vainly to get. made a e
lesperate dive to catch a pass from j v
iviiiis Cillmnre In iin unftal.inml 1c
leadlont', lunge, his head wassalmetl g
hrectly at the steel goal po.st when
illlid MP&ns. Allen's slab haTTlaacTC^"
jelne ihK nnri fearing the Benedict. , t
jlayer might suffer serious, if not ' d
fatal , injury, shoved him clear of li
he posh at the In At moment.' r
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Means of.cour.se y.as4 jeopardizing u
'.he game, so far-as Allen was con- j t
?erned. He had to ItNive his posi-|<
Lion in the first, place, and more ! b
ncportantly, the referee or some Ujther
official could have ruled his!
ictipn interference, whteh would ' j
tiftve given Benedict a touchdown,} |
since rrtoofc plara m fTTe^iWHfihnft. ] -
nowever. Means did the heroic i '
thing, unobserved by more than may f
be two or three persons in the 10,* *
D00 crowd. Maybe, ^ too. the player
who was -saved. dldn'.t know what '
had been done for him, nor was "he ^
fTWftre of his Immediate danger. if
""For this single act, 1 put
tiHorse" Means down in my book as .
the biggest star of the day. Para- ~(
thcntlcftlly, he Starred otherwise in <
bis num ripht. ' 1
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Taylor's Delicious Cool
l^Mked ^ppctalties. In Ta
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min-rich, Flavorful Goo(
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OCTOBER 31, 194B
r. E^ittleJohnTs convalescing fit
ler home after spending several
nys in the irospttirf BeeSBW e#-JjOU ^
ess. : ' /J
Members and friends of Stiver
LilLMeihodlsi Church are proud to * ~
now that their pastor, the Rey. G.
l. Thomas has returned from John
lopkjns hospital f*>Uowing an opration.
His comfit;on has greatly
mproved. * ~ *
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thorpe oele-- n
rated their Silver Wedding Ann}ersary
Wednesday, October Ktt
/fore than a hundred guests visitd
during the "A1 Home" hour to J
vi*h the couple well. They were^Ae- I
iniwnu of many haautif"* ---1ifts.
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"The Success Story;**- Tltfe por
layal of the founding, growth, and
evelopment of the North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance Company* <e I
iow being shown irr our city. The
notui-e ^veals not only a story of '
?ne of America's most outstanding '
tusiness institutions, but give* a
oncrete illustration that tfasroes .
a pictures, as in other businesses, 1
Manure up to staiidafd. ~
Hi: TA ^qree^h^^^^^^p"ig? ^
;ervlce: Mr. Green will serve in
Charleston this time.
More than 50 Negroes voted in -j
he city primary here last week. The
'Otlna waa very quietly and Intelll- -+m
ently done and Negroes are asked
0 also vote tn the run-off this J
All citizens of the city and ooun- A
y are being urged to-be ready to?m
:ast their ballot in the General M
Blection. November 2.
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