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_ -.o Back To New York
Mrs. Addle McCraeken of New York left Sunday for home.
???She . wju* *?conn>ah>ed by hetm?n John atnd hirKf^ndiirphv^,
Halph Nelson. who had been visiting his grandmother. Mrs,
Eileen Nelson. Mrs. McCraeken had been spending th?:
month with her mother. Mrs. Annie Nelson on Lincoln street;
also her sisters and brothers.
Mrs. Williamii Visits
Mrs. Beatrice
wife of William>
' ' former Morris College reg
mT~ istr&r. now employed m *4*
B N. Y. City post . office, wsj
. Columbia
New
funera
- of a relative in Union.
H was James Tucker. She jdac
and Mm F W
Vance.; the latter a sister
| and Mr. and Mr*. Henry W
1 Williams, the former brothei
? j|U. j to her husband.
I The Williams are well
known in Columbia and Sum
ter. They moved to their ne*
address after "Bus*' got out
the Army.
Mm. Simpson Here
lira. Paul Simpson of New York City is spending th*
month of September with her mother. Mrs. Nettie Epps or
Hampton street/ Mrs. Simpson is affiliated with the Public
Library ih New York City. She is being royally entertained
' ' r while here.
Retaraa Ta Wb^awsin -
Mrs. C.A. Johnson. Jr. and children have returned to their
home in Madison. Wineonain after spending two weeks with
bar husband's parrots. Prof, and Mrs. C.A. Johnson.
Mrs. Johnson is the'former Carolyn Miller. Physical Education
Teacher at Carver School. Her husband is at present
attending the University of Winronsin and working towards
his Ph. D.
I/ovrty Trip
-i Back in the City once more and reporting a very plaaaant
trip around the Gulf are the Rollin Greens on Pine street.
, The Greens s}x>nt some time in Atlanta. (Georgia and Baton
. Rouge. La.
v Clone Beach Homes
Now that summer in over. I)r. and Mrs. H.H. Cooper and
Mr. and Mr*. J.K. Dickson have cloned their vj?ry lovely
hornet at Atlantic Reach and are In.the r ty once more. They
report a scrumptious Rummer. . v.
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Complete*! Hat IVHigninx ( ounte
To the Indie* who like'the very and the latest in hats
see Mm. Alberta Stevenson, who has just returned to the
city from New York, after taking a sjMrial course in Hat
' Designing and StylingOff
To College
As another Fall Season latins we find the i.suld {rend of
returning here and there to schol. Those leaving this week
' are:
Misses Audrey Whaler ijnd Helen Mitchell, to St. Angus
tine College in Kalcigh, North Carolina; Dorothy Gary, Claf_
thrCollege, Onyjiieburg: John Wheeler. Xavier University i-i
New Orleans. I-a.: Misses Patricia Johnson and Vers f^ham.
pion. Kisk University in Nashville, Tenn.; Miss Curits Hudson
and Delia Mae EnUminger, Hampton Institute Humpton.
Va.; and Miss Dorothy Prince, Oherlin Conservatory of
' Music. Qberlin, Ohio..
. ;. Joins tiJ<. Army Air Force
Palmer ChappeJIe, Jr. left the city on Monday fur Texas,
where he is to join the U. S. Army Air Forces. Palmer is the
son of Dr. and Mrs. 1.. Palmer ChapjH-lle in Pinehurst.
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Boyd's Garden (irows
Of interest to Columbians is the community situated l>etween
the S.C. State Hospital and the S.C. State Sanitorium
?? known as '-'-Boyd'* Harden'". What was once just plain?Uuul
and space is so developed that now one finds, approximately
80 homes, severas churches, Grocery stores, and Night Clubs.
The organizational head of the Community club is William
Fair. He is assisted oy Huey Anderson, Rev. C.J. Jack
.. son and Isaac Brown.
Boyd's Garden is named in honor of Miss Anna L. Boyd, a
mother leader in the community.
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NACGN Not To '
Disband, Says Mrs, Hj
jStaupers, Its Head
NEW YORK ?l'ANp) ?The I
Nkt.oiul .VmcuIH". i>t Colored I
Graduates Nur*e> i? not plannlrg I
*i' dipiolvf, Miv Mabel K StaUr H
p? K Mtiotul pmidrnt, declared I
emphatically "this w? k. Appear- I
?ng *a guesf on a local radio pro- I
sram last Saturday ey*msng. Mr*. (
S< supers revealed plana for In- 1 H
, cressed rather than leadened |
NACON activity "during the next
two years at least". f "
"Reports that' the 41-yoar-pW)
organization. which represents
Negro nurm nationally, cxpeit-.
ed to close up shop by* the end of
. the year arc absolutely false",J
I said. Mrs SVaupcrs. Sh<> no nbeJ
the* circulation of these reports to *w* *
* in.auiHleistai>dmg?**f?the?nru ; T*ylV.
t working relationship between tha i at'.ent
.. NACGN ami the American Nur- ventii
rrscp" association which was ratiI
fied at the recent NACGN con- . ^
> ^yention In Louisville. Ky.
' "The invitation extended by.the she U
.eKplaim'd Mfsr-Stmipet i. am R
?' "wa? for greater pstitcipalsun by
NACGN and fuller integration of Hamp
Negro nurses into ANA's pro- tut,, o
gram, jn accepting this invitation, office
' NACGN agreed that ANA could Am
' absorb some of our orgaitoattnn's Sp*rti
functions Prugr<
Teacher Weds S
dent <
Noted Specialist
HOKDKNTOWN. N J. ? Trr??1
cANP)^?^Trfeia~StaaU. Wtde*'-Betyi
ly-knowiTtft Instructor of this m?ndi
city surprised her many friends 22>
I last week with the announce*
ment of her marriage to DfT ITlf)
^ Qeorge W. Prinre. prominent *
Chicago pediatrician here on
Wednesday. Aug SI \
The bride; who^will soon Join of l?h
her husband in Chicago, has last t
been a member of the faculty of lativn
the Manual Training school here Pvt.
' for many years. She holds her ton T
II S and M. A degree* from Lorrai
Columbia Umveralty and has pur- Mr
?ui-d further study at the Univer- rieior
sity of Chicago and the Art In- turnrc
StiiUte. Having distinguished her- villr,
, self in scholastic and sorority sick t
i circles, the new* Mrv Prince is Miw
active in such organizations u. spent
the National Association of Col- gu?-?t
lege Women, the American A*- Kershj
I rrwisiUa ft-1 -i*-- ?? ?
i ivuawon iH viuvcmijr % women, The
Alpha Kappa Alplui ?oroiity, and at lh?
- group leader In ihf Groat Books lusi w
Firundotion of the seaboard corn- licious
munity. Her Art ardl Photo- hostew
Kraphy work have won awards H S
throughout the country Charts
1 Dr. Prince la a gradual* of the t<>r in
Northwestern University Medic 4 Mrs
college He-ha* done post gra- the
duair work In the Universities where
of Pan# and Vienna, as well af bTolht
the Urg er-o'.y of Chicago , Mrs J
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Famous New'York .the w
Detective Is Dead ^r.
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NEW YORK?'< ANP)? Detect- Sunda
l.ve Cle'irge Ikxikrr, 53, one of tend t
New York'* cading police officers, Anna
' died last week after suffering a Kev.
heart attack at the home frlenos Gtcon
\ while oh a vivt Count
Booker had beerj < onstdered tn were
poor health Mnce 1K4H when he Mrs 1
was in HarU-rn H<op-.tal for s? \ r- (H.KI
al weeks The noted detective is Mr#
survived by hi? wife and a son burg c
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. Lilta M Williams, above.
u?-*t uf her aunt. Mr> Leiia
r?o| Detroit. Mk h. . While
lit\f the 38th annual con- "
41 of the Impel 1*1 Court,
tier* of Isf*. l**< month. *
vtAtiding in ci-vtc. and aocr* I
l"at Spartanjturg wbi.T
vr? wtth her husband. Jul
Willunia am! two ihiklien, William*
i* a graduate of"
ton Institute and PraitTtHT 1
f Brooklyn. N Y Among the
i ahe hold* are.
otant state "secretary and 1
inburg courtly secretary of
naive Democrat*, vice pre*!- 1
if the Wnkyn Guild 'of Sil
til Methodist church. preat
?f the Mirmnrtu PrdrTilM '
vice prwtdrnt o( the Beth*
Center Board of ihreetoee, irrr
of Gumma Mu Z?$ta Phi
mrortty and Ulusmotia Com rc?
of Tamia Court No 1
kughters of KttL -1
rence News
IRENCE; SC. ^ Mrand
Vtlirr L Bar no and family
lLadclpha were in the ciiy
week visiting parents. rei
and friends.
Frederick Bell of Galvasrxks
was the guest of Miss
r>lnc LnssatoV last week '
i. Lllhe Richmond. Prop
of Richmond's Host ha? reI
to the city from JacksonFla,
where she visited a
ifolhefr "
i Dinw Frazier of Hansvlll?
her vacation in thr city ax'
of her cousin, Mrs. Clro
iw Htm family."
North End Thrift Club met
ho rue of Mrs Mary Supper 11
rrk. After buxinnM a de- (
repast was served by the ?
l.
. Sumter has returned to '
rston where ho is an lnatrur ^
the e?ty school system '
Berths M. Sumter spent ^
immcr in New York Ci'.y *
she was the, guest of h< r *
r Klbert Mtisrt While the*e
iumtrr attended Columbia ^
rsity She iv member <?("|v
llson high faculty lA
and Mrs Rdmond Smo<<t
nightcr,-Lillian left the city}.1
y for New York City to at- i
he funeral services of Mrs
James
and Mrs John T Aihey of
villi* attended the Area
il here last week Th?-y [
house guests of Mr, and<
Maxwell.
SKATES MTU HIKTIIDAY
Carrie Jefferson of J.ynch- *
eletoratcd her 84th birilvhiv *
honvo September 1 She was *
violent of manv beauuf il j
Mis Jefferson is the moth t
children ami ha* 20 grant- J
i-n and 21 great grandr hil- <
She is still able to "wa.k (
and" forth * to town, a di?* ]
of TWtrTnttca, whenever ah- J
ike it.
\c:p committee met '
local chapter of the NAA- ]
>et Thursday, September G J
> h??me- of the president, J '.i
imss Eugene A. Montgom J
ate Fxecutive secretary wjk ,
of the meeting Plans were',
fpr the Annual State Con-|
'e which ta<ke* place heCe
er 15 and 16 ^
Tattim was elected chairof
the special membership
committee All person* are
to join or help support <hc
NAACP - ' " v
;h can prevent oolio casual
Jfnd a contribution today to
O. carf of your pott office.
thru.1 W?l.9
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KUKMEK. COLUMBIA. S.C,
Heads School
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Mm Maude P Pride (above>
who head* the lYrebml PaU/
Nurnnn School m Howard ol?;
mentary -cnoui *li?>in ifu* *tirc
nier *pent five week* obaerviiht
work be inn done lor tcrebral pa'^
wed At *uc.h vnilrit ? the In4
ftittule for Crippled nnd l)|?We.t,
thi N.-prologu i?l l?tnuir at MedIfWt
Center urtrl the t ecefrf"t+~P*4=
v S?w-?ety ol N?w Yurk City. all
In New York City, and alao the
Maryland League lor Crippled
Children 5> hool in Baltimore
Mr* Pride 1* a former.clty *y?.
tent m hool teacher
Dillon Newi
DILI .ON. SC. ? Mr* rraOcu
hertrronfv h** returned homo
Irom llaltinvHr, Md wheC* *hr> at
ended the Supreme Ixxlge and
L'ourt or the Kni|bu ofPythiaa.
William Richard Qlhaon of
Slack Mountain. Virginia la the
iu??rt of hi* mother, Mr* Queen!*
Jlbaon
MrJ Lula ~tJavn. puml at-RW
Kug?-ne hospital and wa? t unarmed
and interred from Spring
II>11 church law Sunday aftafr>oon.
- Mlta
Thelma Barnr*. M N of
Norfolk. Va. u home vlalting her
uatcrs. She 1* accompanied by
??- VI?I i i, tfwnni ?? iimir/, biwp
>f Norfolk"
The following Uudrnta have
eft the city to attend college*:
toward ftolhca.LfOnaid Hull,
iruma Davie. Jamr* W J? mn.
fohitMtn and George Madxlnutn.
ind John C Mi Ka<- to St Augux
ine In Kalngh, N O.; Alice Townend.
Edward and I.ouiac Covng'on
to S.C Stair, Dorothy ?ni
'iaroc Davis. JUiward and Mamie
/IIa Ii< then. Robert CarmJcheal,
nd Eloiae Mi H?< to Claflin Cologr,
Dorothy Alford. Sara R
I'llliama, Emnu. L M< Ra? Eva
Hue and Evc Mao MiQur?n t?i
iH??o University, aint Wdhe Alien
Gillard to North ftrnliiu
ilatr.
Mr a Nunoy Davis and Mm,
"horney left f?>r Tronton, N J to.
Tan anothrr ?ofi; Chcrltr. who is
^ity til there.
Mn l.illte Wright of Washingon.
haa returned home after
jM-fuling ?< v? ral jj ? ? k* hi re wi.'h
H i rmutht i-*nd Vth< r r? bitive*
SPECIALISTS VISIT
Mil's Chirn .M Arnngton. Rhyi<
?1 Therapy Consultant U S
Tulden's Uure.?u. Federal S<:? u:
ity Agency, Washington. IX' ,
>nd Miss I.u?.ll< Woodville, Conuliant
Nurse for the >aijv ugeny.
were in Coumhia Monday an S
noted the Cerebral Rulcy Nu,-Ltv
S* htwtl at Hnwi.ni M_hid.il
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g John Shelton. Bit Boy' *
William* In 1
g'Koad To The Bljc House'S
% and 'Wild Bill' Elliott In <
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0 Plrat Thrill In* Chapter 'Loaij
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l.oal? Hayward. Janet : j
Blair In <
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First Deputy Spot
With Episcopalians
OMAHA (A N P) _ M r *
Elisabeth Davis Pittman. ?rtt>r
Episcopal Uywomsn in the Di
cv*r of Nvbruki, hm b?n elected
to attend the" General Cw>
vention of F.pi? <>p?lkani> to l?e
held irt San KtatH'lsco, Calif ,
*"pi "? ivt ? TinUk
triennial ginrtil i-onV?i|ti>n
held in IP4B ai fhiMHphlk
"marked ihr first time .in the entile
history of the episcopal
ctvorrh th*? a *-oman hait ever
been seated in the House of De
putie?, ? h* h is the Uw maki. g !
body of the Episcopal c'lviu l) and
ia comflused of. laymen.
I At the 1949 convtfMloh, thr^oj
*wnn?n oil!?W?>hat?l?LU d',c .
leglkUUvr body. and Mr*. P.ttman
t? the f\r?l Negro wmiwi to
.be ao honored lh Uvr nUn> centorict
of the existence of the f'pt*pop#I
church. '*t '
' Shi' 'V* m.-odwM >f
tig: Oimih? . har .Admitted- la*t
year. Mrs Ptt-lnwo has toi n\ol u
w>lh.hci father, Ally
Charlaa f^TXavt*.
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Charleston News
CHAKLEfffON. S C -r- The
Elite Art Club mr* SeptemlKT
10 at "the home of Mr* N Baxter.
PUna for th? second annual fall
festival were discussed and comnut
tor selected- Mia. A Harris,
president Tin- 7>c7^tTncTtTi.g willbe
held September 24 at the home
of Mr*. T Berry
Mrs. fSeneva l)anh*y and Mtsa
Ruby Macbeth have been granted
SablNHtkal leave* of abeenre* for
thr 1049-50 school term Mr*.
+hmh-y - ^ "rmtMT ?t tKM
School faculty and Mtaa Macbeth
trachea In the Sihionton achuol.
Richard Hunt and Alfred Less
me ate now employed ?n the
City School system. Previous to
to hi* appointment. Mr. Hunt acr*
vrd ai secretary tft J. F. Putt*,
principal of A vary.
Mr*. F.R Vral will conduct the
(iiwlrniv Program at the Burke
high *chool ihi* year New ad*
dition* . to the faculty of Rhctt
ahool art- Mi** S.I. Middelton,
Mica A. Grey. Mr* F liollina and
Miu 1. Smith
Mm Muriel Ham* vim ted her
parent*. Mr ami Mr*. J A. Harn*
recently. Mia* llarri* wa> accompanied
by Miaa !/*? Clement
of Durham. N C and Ralph StevenaoA
of Columbia Miaar* Harrit
antl Clement are on the ;iuraea
ataff at Lincoln Hrtapital, Durham
Vyorme Gilkea. daughter
of l>r and Mr* EC. Gllko of
Ualtirnore, M<1, spent the sum-'
m?*r with her grandparents, Mr
-mxI Mrs Aithur Clements, Sr
Miss Thrlma Muriry spent a
| 1? asant vacation in Atlantic City.
MINI8TF.R9 WIVES MET
The liderdenorrunstitmal Ministers'
Wives Alliance mot September
6 with Mis W V FrosiT
as hostess Devotions were cpn*
ducted by Mrs JC Dunbar Members
attending-Woni. Mcadame*
SJ Simpkins. JC Dunbar, E ft.
l.loyd. T' Addison. M V. Ftlburr,
E l. Hall. E C Jenkins, S II Ssfott,
KI-. Brodgen, J F Sutton BD.
I ? vk ?k J (? Godfrey. and Mfa. JV1.
Ma lox of Savannah. Gs
FEDERATED WOMEN NEWS
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V Ml rMivinmm ?M n ujnni
Clul? nut at I)art Hall September
11 with Mn ST Clark. presiding.
Mr* S D Butler g.iyr a.
' brief .muiline for program f??r FediLiitliun
Day. Septcmbct 25 which
1 vmH rS?- held at Plymouth Con!
grcfatlonail Church Mr> EC.
Jpokm* made a rtpor*. on Schol#!
ur?hip fund for the Haitian ati*1
.cnt Mr* M. Colonel outlined
1 plana for the Harv^m Festival.
[ At* L .P. ChRpmn?distributed
| umpU kit* for the project spon>
eared by the Way and Mean*
[ ? >nim?tt?-<- Mr* M.E Field* read
| he revised constitution, *h?- also
J reported that the South Carolina
> Scrapbook prepared by Mr* S.D.
> Moaeley woo second prize at the
? convention of the 8 E. Dl*tnct of
J federation of Colored Women'*
| "lub*. Henceforth meetings will
> w held the second Sunday in each
? month at Dart Hall at 530 P.M
> FEDERATION DAT piROGRAM
| Mr* ME, Field*. State Pre?i|
dent of Federated Club*, will be
> the principal speaker of the pro\
gram to be held at Plymouth Conf
mMratinnlt chiit?h ?*
[ ? fl%0 P.M. Other* ?X) the pro?
gram will be president* of the
| Junior Federation and presidents
| of the local club*. Local talent
| will contribute music and pong%
Seats will be reserved for clubs
land their gucata. lira. S D> Bat"
let, ehairraar*Mr*. 8~P. Clafk.
president, Mr*. 8.C. Caldwell, sbc>
retary and Mr*. K M. Parker, pubi
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Wr n>i|M'a?y Good Manner* <
(tu d behaviour- but no m?tt
w.iiet term* we u?e wr mu>t kno
h ?t 'Without cither Ihriy it
("HARM So buckle/ down rig
now a> d s't:?y on your food b
havtour. ami STiow your Got
Manner* at ult times ko that y<
will not h- licltinj! when it com
to ("ItARM
In -peaking nf QOOD MAI
NKKS. these might help you: u
lite beat table manners at <
limes, knowing what you nil
u?c your finger* for and sure
how to use the knife .and fed
spoon, etc , never be loud ai
bolsternu> Please dp- not chr
gum ?o that others know that y<
?rr chewing It. IV friendly, b
Hot tr sh, know that in Ihtrodu
(iont. the rtthn i| prcaented to t1
wonmn .in.I the younger pert
to the older and in caac you-a
ever oh . Ihc *pot. -forfeiting
name an?t?the?iwram kula.
apeak lyi* nnnvr of her nan
)u>t a*k htm or her, *t?U?g th
you are wrtjr that you do not r
call the name and then pwee
with thr introduction.
Be ?urt> to watch your mannr
at Ijomr, m he afreet, in the 1
flea, the church. reatauranU at
certainly on or In all public co
veyancea
Know your telephone ma
w:r*_ Never at ay uii the telephoi
too Ions Think of other* wl
might want to oa? it. And u
that aoft voice when talking ov
the telephone.
Other Uvnga which ahow yoi
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