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?,??l the world premiere of WM ^ofkxod horn the etory ?
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nviuui^A, VA. ? (AMP) Hoi JACKSON. MISS?<ANS> Pi|
J ??d Hayes. Internationally- in* editor Percy Otmm of the Ja<
tt known t<'nor- wi" PP**r ?> * to sea Advocate was sleeted tU
g concert at the Center theater on preaj<|#l,t snd executive director
a Sunday night, March 17. for the . o. .
t b^txx of th. Libwty Prk D.y ,h* "uu D.n,ocr.
" nursery. Two local organisations Association. organised Iw* * '
- are tponaorln* hi* appearance ?!*
t> o .w Hr. CWNrne has served aa Mlai
1 ? na{t* ? ??? ?' ^or,<r, ,ippi director of the National Ci
best singers, Mr. Hayes has not ?n? Golpmittie which hacked I
been in this city lor a number of w_*lccUpn of President Truman It
I yean for a concert. fall.
I Ifnro PitNifea More than f?<> influential lrad<
More r unaee All n^tiona of ^ ^
I Paw Immsmms tie! pa ted in the o^gani eat torn Mo
I r or IngramM , Mb fees ami rules were adopt
I HHDKKVllOat The St Phd and foHewiair a fiery keynote a
Ip Baptist CftUrcb here raised drcia by Jifv(>r*e!>e, several equ
lid 50 Sunday night, and for- ly as ftoiy responses w. re given
the mnrvcv toraoc lead - participant*.
||rt~s to *ii?i. .i national fUndT Launching ?>f fctt . ipsniTatmn
Iflx-mg collected t>? bHp fro# considered with significance in
lliilrt Hf?M Ingram Of Ggbrgia much as Mississippi Negroes ha
II .... , l?een traditionally lt?- publican.
I MVs bttram ina lw<o of iu-r
( on i ving life trim ( aII
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tin the be-ut-mg Mrs. 'w
11 ram. eaneaeesf
I > Haitian independence. who de ?I
Ijfeated and capellotWAhe French,
| thereby blocking Napoleon's plan fn I
I -tng'over Louisiana. ? u.... *1
I William tit ant Still, the com- wwV Jfl
| ;n Wood will*, j ISfct
| Mi '.| p i, -m<i uve|ved his. i. _J_ i
I highs cducat t Wtlbcrfon ?
| university and th*' Oberlin Con ^ \ ^
|--,rr\atrfy of Music, lie became,
| tin- hist Nogiu to conduct a ma- J
| j >ny ,'or? hcslru m the
| the I.os
I vmphony in. iMd. Leo- [ 4
S|:>k<rw-"i' i int;-<iuceu Still's ?
("Afro Amn .in ymphony n the K I
I IMiiladrlphia Orchestra*# first M
I' oiitinrntiil tmir, and it has!
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symplwmy and the Newi
v Philharmonic symphony.
"irtrtln Owrliff" I
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ttyo 6v<rtW>w with the New H
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ch orchestra previously gave I
>c performance of Still's works I
uding "In Memoriam-The Col- H
d Soldiers Who Died For Dt- I I
cracy" under the. direction of I I
jrge-SroH ~~
Mher of Still's symphonic SPEAKS ON CHURCH'S GU
rks, choral works nnd ballads BAI, STRATEGY?-The Rev.
m been performed over coast ?Ann tin.?pastor Mf?CftH ftg<
coast network* and by nearly pi,gnm Uaptjgt chul.ch and
???? leader In the National Uapi
TIE HONEY DRIPPERS 'invention. dressed In cap.ai
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STATE PARK I Utanding men of religion nttcr.
"Where the^ Elite Meet :ini the Federal Council '
~~ ~ Churches of Christ Ip Ameri
Service A Specialty this week (March 8 -" 11) in CI
veland. (). I)r Austin spoke <
' the "Global Strategy of tl
. .Church" during the meeting.?(
every major symphony orchesti
. I in the U. S. including the Cinch
Lomes tt) nan symphony, the Rochesti
Philharmonic, and the Indiatu
( W ?? polis orchestras A member c
\?r\tY? ICPtifurbv ! A3CAP and of the I.eaguo <
r(Jm i Composers, Mr. Still has be
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BTHOUSK AND INTOEMKB. COLUMBIA. 8. C
Gaining Fame Candidate Barred
:k- |Q MM^QljRy Church Group
AOUSTA.
B. Rom. a candidate
th ec?t on the city council of thi
ng city, from the third ward una
j refused admittance to
is. ' 'mlPfl nacle Baptist week
(tl- J-" - 1 it haa been diacW**. ______
he "* , ' ' According to Rum. the churci
dt - ^ pj . WM primilaail him to hold a nw
" \ -. o ^ i ing for the purpose of atirrmp u|
we f jfl interest ?n hi* Campaigning to
ar- , \ thr offu .^. Hoaa further *tate<
m- [7 approximately 1.500 Negro*** eh<
etl a walk
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^ rtfng elder of \h??Allt i rotifer
I V cncv of lin , '' hli>
Y B *Tl vlti ']'i tnclpa
Y : ntxHtkrr, wai ihrvw-.l entrance i<
i VvV the main lUMtturxum of tfv
V ' The T.?t
NH .IS hltitt l>\ l.ltr Dr V*:
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5 TAMPA, FLA <R,>cciaJ) .1 ?fef
I any Nvgrn'church in the city.
j U . Em. .Nlai: S'-.,w. ., rutnv f j ^ , ?m Tnor?
| ii hnnviii.-, fctVi\ in jftoir .i .r?.-r-t (hah v.. u-riu.e tn ftihi
at a ainftct of wum Hilt lKi.lt h> ^liuu- rTf~>? >?' a I (Ml Ihc
uWt 4? "-'fy " "vt'jfvrt ti'nr ( '*yt!:'>until <;f Atilnau.-<Jn*
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tifstnct superintend [ V ^
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n. ,v (or a[|ln-ar.^'' i n ^IXU" >^'>U' 1
Mvrral in South Carolina a. i
. ethers as far ? VlW Yuik ?. ,y'I? I
Dt fff.it",' Ctiiragn -Kan***
anil In" *,,?kl ?
I-..V. OH?V?VS. v|
Though born Bishopvllle.
he was reared Ir Florida A pet- ? ?". . >
- -tie hnmyyifa <"X*- CpUoTl ? TO ViiLllt A FTf K" A ? Rev Jv P
ally good cook^ she studied coT7 1p< derj?shiye, correspond inj
^,,?.,..Cr-?u, found' irmpirati'm ~
tn music early in lite, perhaps at", paV,,r?,f /.X |tapt,d <*nurn
* inspired by her mother. Mrs- th?- Columbia, sails on Way 1<
Maggie A. Hints, formerly -.of for the West African coast t<
^ Jacksonville Kla- Who ui also 1 h'Ur missions of the churctv
ntt-'f g-^rpri ?tngrr m hrr own ?Dr. Header who expects %> re
d- right ... . ; ?turn t? '"iilfs hv Jung 1. mm
r(, $10,000 is bedded presently t*
- Negiro Cathoiics - '
Number 36,427 $960 00 towards this work wui
,n WASHlNrtnv r<nM>ii>n \ -contributed by the Nation*
ic WASHINGTON - (Special) \ f^ard r0Cf.ntly during its wssior
A total of 8.B57 Negroes were re- ln Jacksonville.'Kla. lie tnvitei
reived into the Catholico Church others to give to the deseryins
=? 4n tin1 Umlivl Quiiw Wi-tr-miB
w %* * J^n?t I MW
ra it Was diicloiftt here tKr^WM k?-? . ""." .
.Thejjtrpqt't plAred the number Catholic population lv 9V7MV
;r of Negro Catholics in the United which represent* about one-third
'1 States at 3(12.427. of the Indian population.
5 ConWtx an*?ng the Indian* . Of the Negro total m?nbercn
numbered 024, th?? report dis- ship for. 1948.. there were 227 n
..f 'mod. bringing the total Indian Mississippi.
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NOTED CONTRALTO
(olumbia Township Auditorium- I
MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL. 4,1949 1
8:15 o* clock
Admission Including Tax |
First Floor '. .. . .. . . .; $3.60 I
First Balcony 1-5 Rows .. $3.60 i
I First Balcony $3.00 j:
I Second Balcony $2.40 j
Cashier Checks end Money Orders ?
I Should lie Sent To
I ALLEN UNIVERSITY
1530 Harden Street Columbia, S. C. ;
k tickets on sale at !|
I McGREGOR'S DRUGSTORE 1
1308 Main Street
FROM MAltCH 24th throafh APRIL 4th
1
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Church . _ IlIiIi-- 1 frlra
I Finally N?li* WWWing
Ira Bryant SSiSKS^7^
HA8MV1LLR? (AltP) - th? ^ unttolM tD W*? mi?>? ,
h?| battla batwaan tha African (orUl Africa havn baaa tevadcd
. Mathodiat Kpiacopal church offl- ^ ^ worki-wida?OWW""''1
ciala and Ira T, Bryant, foraaar mown nt, ti was far?d lww
I aacratary of tha Sunday School ^ Wa?k from So via* ?w*
union of that denomination, oama Tha influx of CmiuMMf '? ,,
- to an end last weak with a dact- he raaultof tba^rkdo^y^
- sion handed down by Judf* EX- ffJjj^Aftican union, teemed in;
mar Dart* of the Federal court Qctofeii at oongram hnW
i hera In favor of tha church. Jtt*m Bamako on tho Nll? river
V_* ?* -
' HI* invti conftrmad a apeclaj'.The union ?*tanUy
> master in-chencery ttndtnd >*'? '<* w*?
Ira T. Bryant had failed to acco- i *clv<Ki by Prv.da'1 tpacial carant
for fundi belonging to tha i _ . nt in Pari*. Yuri SkuVrv
1 AMR church and amounting to JJJJJJ? the French Communis
$48.00?. party.
-icnurii in IM? Wt teelly be?.n ir.L"V W~t^nT.^!LililirA<
t before that llry.nt eoon after ^i^df-Air?' 1
, betrnt elected heml of the union reaofrom.ho A.U^Ictott-.A
hedcortth. church publteeUoM ?
to attack the bl.hop.Md otflr- "> P"""*10" ln 2*g* "
er, of the church without re.tr- Otll dum ?rd
(all* In IBM he wee boaten for J": M0*??? ' , 5* ,.
Preelection hut refuecd to turn ?*, ,??*L'" r ~ " i
~WTi.nl ..?er to hi. .u.. M-IT. 1' /""".* "
. When finally he turned the eh- . uia UST?*!.
I V'M<* Blent oyer he op-1 ^Tllmtcd ..
rn?-?J np hi* own plapt *nd ran a ^ thj|t lh mifbt Jilt n
. Jltal organ.ration for th^ kMuan- 4o#cow broodca/t #nJ [ndiviAxiil .
j1*! *.?!!!? ? 'rt,rn village to village dltaein .
rhufch literature of various klndr n#tln(r lnformjluon contained in
The church had never been book* nnd pamphlet* on Cornmw.
[able to fit a satiifactory flnan->i?nv
jt'Ul Sfttlemriit -w-Tt+r HrnmHA*? " '' ?^?
however. was growing wealthier | jp ^ ,, ' '"will ' 1
each year. The report submitted { OllPlTC T lOWOr
t. th?* federal mart, ^ 'la uU, . :
showed that Bryant miked his [ j ' QKav%
personal funds with thawr belofli|H-|- . * k5HU|l
ma to tho ch'urrh and failed to I fl _ 4 ' _ . -^"77
i fcwp adequate iweords. 1 -? ~ -1;) ^11 Mr*rn^ "* ?* u' Fl0W Tfl- 1
1 Durmna this ti,Ue Bryant ' 1
ialt*,g^l to have built more than " * " , ?i
half a ioren building*. soma for T. J -SM.IVAN, JR*_ j |
? >-,m h noil t..i h:m?-rlf ICIi, COLEMAN _ I' \
Material* paid for by tho .chyrch , ; PHONE 'Z-WiWZ ~ ?' ?
"fmmd-t?MHr w?y into Bryant's11. . 1JSQ9 HARDEN ST ?
buildings, the report said, and :! Night Call*: 2-8419-<Sm
ilpfnn iiM'ivnil.ki?M-l ? - ?1 - ' ?*
11 iiMMcrMi ""m- | il i'i h'mmhi mpi in n?i iw^jww?111 \r -'J
?d by Bryant were 4ited in the 1 j? ? .
church union'* buildings. i IQTINStfTPfl^J. \
The church ha* obtained a lien I vlllliuvli O
r,,,lr;:i'?h,?.!.?rt^nvhou^l" funeral !;
| . Get Mothers C*ro For
ill HOME ,
L "F?r Thin#. You W?r~ A Kind and Sympathetic I ?
?AT? ~ Service :?
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