Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, May 06, 1950, Page 2, Image 3
? LIGHTHOUSE and INFOI
Dn Gray "Not Incl
Farmer Inatructo
?: IT ~~r"? : ~
-TALLAHASSEE ? Three for
Tmer "ottli'litis, ul the Florida A.
"" ' "and M. College have been arrest?
ling funds oi the college-?
. r. While there is strong belief
here, that some white persons
~ ^-vvore involved in the wholesale
: thefts fvom the college during
the'administration oi; Dr. Gray.
r??'none has been indicted.
Dr.- Gray himself was not indicted,
though all the embezzlo
v. '-meat took place during his ad-.
L, i ministration. .One-reliable-soun:^
said if Dr. Gray had been iii?^-dieted,
"the cover would have
?been pulled off gome of?fhe
leaders of education and politics
;? -1 -- !--> *
c u> aiau strung DCUC1 liere
that the grand jury did the best
it could to clean up the mess
and givo the new administration
! A-diii ground on . which to begin
... ' its woi;k
O,?IX ML Gore, formei dean
? of Tennessee State, began his
work as-president April 1.
Florida deputies arrested W..
ji Anthony. Gaines^-farmex directur.
ioij, in Greensboro, N. C., and
pidked up Leo B. Paul, one-time
maintenance^ director at; the college,
in New Orleans, Sheriff
Homabot
ounsnim
" 1
It's all well and good
the so-called "rainy daj
* Savingistwice as mnch f
the end of it. For exampl<
you can afford to retire, <
house? That will be a "si
the weather.
It's worth saving for, a
there is an easy, automatic
i ...
Under the Payroll Savini
the Bond-A-Month Plan wl
Bonds can be purchased fo
your income or bank depot
With either plan, saving 1
proof proposition for you,
to (Wive?it's done for youBacked
by the United S
Bonds ere the safest, suissl
And remember . . . U. S. Sa
?fi? up today I Wrap up
fsdsruceand start saving Tc
Automatic
Hancock 1
2015 Geryaia St.
* ?awaw ?? *? *yw?
?1?MHHMaavMMP
, < ^ ;
Kline Iron ai
1225 Hue
Mi
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,
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tMKR. COLUMBIA, &. C.
IDA TRIO
M PROBF.
luuded With
rs Indicted ?
Frank St< utamire announced.
L.. G. Eonup, former agrutm
to Paul; "was ambled in ClevI
land! O^Tlmisday-b\lancf
detectives.
Charges Listed Fop Trio
Stoutamirc said Gaines peste
bonds totaling <$2,300 on thiT
I charges ^^
on a pollege purchase,
p^aul^has posted $1,000 . bon
on a .charge of embezzling $lti
[-by -sale of scrap metal betrmgin
t*>_the college.? ? "
I Evans, indicted as Paul's at
eessory In tlie' sale," %vfts held I
jail at Cleveland to await-a fug:
tive warrant from Florida. Ac
thoritie's there said he waive
extradition but denied the charg
(against him. ???
j He was arrested at the horn
(office of?an insurance ftrm fc
which he has worked since gc
iflg-K) rW??ftW?n
-? The indictments again:
Gaines accuse him of stealin
$212.50. $77.50 and $2,633 at di
extension iundsT He aleo chai
:ged with accepting an $87 kicl
| back on the purchase of 30,0(
post .cards from Granger stUdi
'Tallahassee, which he purchase
i y^vv
ifc sauina
fity?
to put something aside for
r," but? 1
un when there's ^reward at
9, how about the day when
or to buy that new car or
inshiny day,'! regardless of
md, thanks to Uncle Sam}
way for you to do it.
gs Plan where you work, orlere
you bank, U. S. Savings
r you automatically, out of
uta.
becomes an automatic, fooli f
because you can't forgot
-every month.
tatee Government, Savings
: investment you can make.:
vings Bonds pay you 4 doll
isted, in ten years:
those daydreams for future
>r the*.'sunshiny days, ^ now!
t swing Is
gs Bonds
Buick Co.
Pfcone 2-727
iaiWefaTCo:
er Street
Saturday, May 8, 1050 ? j
Jamaican Priest 1
Sees Progress ^ a
- Slow andCradual f;
K
BOSTON '-r- The development, p
?i.r ;t native Nugru Catholic clergy "si
m the British West Itnles will he -i
"a slow and gradual" ptpcess, s|
according to Father Gladstone
^ W11K0M. S.T.?..?J.C-.D.,'' Chancel-1!^
the- Vicariate-of Jumnu'o !tt
T One oi the two Negro pi io?ts j p
of the Vicariate,- Fatljer Wilson, i IV
as Chancellor, is a elos.e assist- i c
ant to'the Vicar Apostolic., Help.
d was in Boston this week to jt-j'lr
i(T tend the consecration of the new- j A
e J ly-appointed -Vicar Apostolic, S
, Most * Rev. John J. McElenev, SCU
Mr " . -4*
| in an interview granted the: H
d'|Boston Pilot, Father Wilson noted!*
>2 j that there are tour Negro Jania.i,w
H--uon?p; icj t?r ~rrt' tne Solnot'y - of '?r *" A
!sus ru Jamaica, ana_mre Neg:o.~,
'-Brother of that Society. ' Bight
n' more Jamaicans are study-ia^ ?
i-lfur the priesthood. jj
' "Aitnoug'h only one m every 13 .
~, persons . in Jamaica belongs to.
e | tne Catholic Church, the number
| ei t utholies has increased ironi ' p
e '4U.U0U in lyJU to 4U,0UU in UdU, js,
11* t lw? r Wf i 1 JJ i n -m-ir4 ?"'HI. 1
{ ii.aouii 1 UL' ril' ? yj
>-|j.s due mainly to the influence h'oi
f-mn- Catholic rtrrrrremirrT?and 1 h
st secondary schools."'
Among the obstacles to relig^A
f- ion in Jamaica, thu priest listeii, s{
'** ^'pnvUTtS"' 'tma'~ils" Til iI'Tifhin i i k
r" \us, inateriaiisni ujuI tlixr labs.'
t- ut stability ol lamily hie. "The 1 s(
'0 Holy Name Homestead under .the h
?> direction wl Rev. Raymond' Sul-1n
d hvan, S. J., is endeavoring to pro- a
M vide decent homes lor Catholic <, !
married couples in one section fj
?t4 Jamaica about seventy miles st
from Kingston. 1 merely mention I gj
this as one ol the projects," he'di
? -saicU v 1 ?
I Ordained in Rome, FatiTtr Wil- sc
' son continued his studies there
alter ordination to qualify lor hi
the degrees of Doctor ot Sacred at
Theology and Doctor Of Canon iti
Law. From 1938 to 1940 he stud- ai
led social service wo/k at ford- D
" ham" "University in New York, hj
~ "He nas lecture extensively on th
the sociological problems ol Ja- gt
malca. m
jc
? cl
ffta. State U,?- 4.,
: Students Give To iw
Defense Fund n
; w
NEW YORK ? Eight students
at Fionaa Btate University have
. the Grovejnnd, Florida, youths "
whose rape conviction was appealed
by NAACP attorneys last sv
~ week; before the Florida Supreme
Court. The money, submitted by
five young" women and three ^
? young men, was received by the ^
"Committee of 100," a fund-raising
group for the Legal Defense
and Educational Fund of ttrc Na- -rational*
Association for the Ad- i}
vancement of Colored People.
. ' , IT!
-"As to the guilt - or innocence ^
of these men, we are not concern- o1
ed," these white students wrote.
"But we are concerned with their g
- cas?, believing that -they should
not be convicted solely because L,
of fheir color." ?
"Believing that the denial of j
1 their rights as citizens of Florida j
Itribution with the hope that it in
_ will help guarantee these youths' *
their 'due process'' to which we i ?
all as Americans are entitled." A
denial of ours," they continued, y
t!\vo would like to offer this rort- I
NAACP Youths To
Participate In \
Annual Meet j.
NEW YORK ? Youth divis- r
ions of the NAACP will resume n
participation in annual convent- T
. ions of the Association at the S
Boston meeting, June 20?25, it
-^ Acting Secretary Roy Wilkin* C
announced Mor.day. * IP
^ | it
A special session of the 41st i"
annual conference will be devote^
t.? the problems of young people L
in the civil rights movement. ]:.
Until 1941, youth councils and
college chapters of the Association
participated with the adults 1
? in the annual conventions.
rnereaitor they iheld national |"
conferences of their own, apart ^
"" from luTmral conventions.. An fr
-amendment to the NAACP eon- ^
stitution adopted this year pro- .
vides for direct representation
- by these units at the annual con- ^
ferennce.
for A. and M. for $375. m
$15,540 Shortage Found Pf
The five grand jury indict""
uients?handed?down?hrst?Wed- nesday
climaxed a year's investi
gation of the colleg by state of^
ficials and two other grand
juries.
A recent state audit showed ?
shortage of $15,540 in A. and M.
extension funds and the jury re'
ported it found evidence of "imu
morality and dishonesty" at the
college which it said resulted
fr6m "gfffniM mlsnianugument.**' ~
The jury said Florida's weak
statutes prevented it from makm
ing more indictments.
I
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L . I, ^ _ , - , ^
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Vlexander School
lost To Patrons*
SPARTANBURG ? The A
nder School gave a tea fot
iitrhih; on April a4th^i?*-3^
1. The pupils entertained t
uests with a program of so
oems. exercises with rhytl
.icks, recording of safety si
tuf.?demonstration in?Htmd
oelling, writin and drawing
The fourth year pupils 1
irrTosK lfl ffcadlrtg Tm^lTrltft
c?Paulino Richardson \v?n 1
rite in reading ajrul Can
loss, second. In the arithm
?nte?sl, three girls Mod for ]
ia.ce; and all Were given pri
hey were Carolyn Moss,' Ma
tchprson and Juanita Paw
erviiig as'judges for t.herw
;>ts _wora .Mrs. L.M. Will it
IIss A C. Wheeler a nd Mi.-a.
. Rivers.
After the program, the part
ere re ved ity the teachers. 1
:B. F.osTer, fs principal of
il f
)illon News
DILLON -'Rev. B.I Coo
astor of St, Stephens ME Ola
>en.t fast weekui ALv-y Cross,
idling his uncle:"Rev. It.J. t
[the Sumter District took t
is pulpit durin g 111s aosem
i\liss Pauline Fail a stude'n
lien University. Columbia, sj
?Vpr^f**clav< lmmr> t pron 11 v* \
The Dillon High School
it< :innpp| concert at ]
el AME Church on last~Fri
ight arid was well received
near capacity audience
Tcered long and often* This
nr is he^id - every Spring, <
ifuting mixed voices, bovV
irl's glfce clubs. This chorus
er the direction of Miss I.a
Watson, challenges any 1
hool group in the state.
The Criterian Club of this
eid its anual spring reccp
the Dillon High School a
orium on last Tuesday ever
id had quite a delightful ti
avid_ Pugh^s Orchestra,, wf
>s improved greatly, furnis
te music. Many T?ut of. t\
rests jointed the Dillonites
aking the affair the most
tyable ever sponsored by
Ub.
Mrs. Mary Daniel sof Jack?
He is visiting--her ^children
York.
Leoiiar>r R. Wheeler of
.S. Navy and now stationed
orfolk, Va., is spending sev<
eeks with his aunt and gra
other, Mrs.. Helen Crawford
isg Maggie Wingalc nl Pat
:reet, Mrs, Crawford w?$
tntly incapaciated from a ba
ruised arm but lias recove
ifficiently enough to be out
iin.
.Mrs. Ellen Belle Short '
moralized from the Hazel Gr
hureh at Hamcr, and Mrs. I
raneis McRae at New Holly
, Church. -
Daniel Warren Blue of New
as leased the Princess i
heatre and will take over
icdiately as director. He pr
cs pictures comparable to
!her theatre in the county.
Mr. and Mr.s Walter (Hap
llison have returned to the c
Mesdames Elizabeth Har1
id Layra Page and John
iel are on the sick list.
Pwo Die Of Fum
n Car Tragedy
U Florence
FLORENCE ? Mis Es^ie
ack, age 23 and John Henry
or, 26, -were found dead of
ihyxiation in the front seat
filler's car early Saturday m
ng. Asphyxiation was cause*
arbon moni-xide fumes.
Although the motor had to
unnintf before the discovery
lade, the igition switch was
'ho car had been parked off
iouth- Church,..Street Exten
i the vicinity of the Atla
oast Line Puffiphouse and t>
ass. A green 1938 Ford Co
ae car was recently pinch*
v Mr. Miller, it was said.
Pre-dnwn Fisherman had <
ic car driven to the spot
ghts were turned off. No
pproached the cai for sev
ours. Jesse Lee Ward an
roup of small hoys, fishing
effrpy's Cirrk" nenrby, evi
ally went to the vehicle
iscoveted the bodies, then n
rri city police?It .was ho he
ic couple had been dead
ur or five hoTTrs, when the
?3tigation waJ' made. Insj
on of the car revgaled n
rlail pipe, thus causing car'
onxide from the exhaust
metrate the car's interior.
"BEAUTY i
We try t.? make every
possible?guided, of cours
create a Memory picture
eonsolatinn in the years 1
: Fielding's H
122 Logan Street
? , _ Chariest<
_l
i
heir
IMiiL
immm.
ZC'.
1*1 MBWBBai "^ 3^^&:?-'.>r.; :^|B|?lLl
'
*? - ' -s : ? : . : ' . < ". !
n? - .
- Pictured above is Bishop Frai
Mad Bull' Rvlil Presiding 131 sin
j r bf tnu Seventh Episf ipal D;
? ' - ''' ' ; ' " i\"?! ' ' i "*-*
dent Samuel R Iliggins ?f AIT*
' University. !' F C James. ;le;
>ent D'ckors*?n Tieological Sen
vi.iL p. t-lrh-rs. paste
l,supe~nn tendon t> ~ "T Sund'
Pfc* Schools. teachers and ti porti.
?0>'' of hundreds of children <d all d
lC*|'y nominations who t?.ok part in tl
'' I .eadership Conf
:on- t *_
^ "State College Ha
I Ul'a | 1
lit't: SAVANNAH. Ga - Four a;
dresses marked the opening of U
ei'yjFirst Annual Regional Leadersh
tion conference-held at Savannah Sta
ud-l College. April ?3-24
ung E.A. Lowe, director of Gener
me. Extension University System
lien Georgia; Eugene Stanley,, acti*,
fieri dean of faculty, and "William >
von Payne, president. Savannah~Sl?t
in College spoke during the initi;
en- session which began at 1 p.m. an
the j continued through 2>30. Dunr
.the evening a vesper audienc
.on- heard Miss Emily Woodward, d
item of GcorL'ia wil
th>ithe final speech of the day. .
I It: note address spoke on "The Co
eral lege and the Community." Th
I ~ I
>u i %iyLAV-^ *11 v4>-> i inuuu i U) siuatrn
an I and graduates with the spirit ar
pin. desire to fit.,themselves into con
re muoity affairs and develnpemerr
idly i this Mr rtfyx an ^nsy-jot>, Tf said
red j "Techniques of Community O
tt- ganization" .was the subject c
I which Dean Stanley spoke folio*
was ling the keynote address. He ou
o*'e i lined ^elght factors he considere
important in this phase of activit
M. They .include tl) having a "li\
issue," .(2) gettihg the people i
mm, the community who .possess*
\nn [prestige to join the movement, ('
im-1 dramatizing the issue, (4) holdir
om- mass meetings, (5) maintainir
any interest, and t6) setting up con
mittces to remain on the ale
pj ) | for future problems.
-ity, President Payne who delive
^ red the opening welcome addretzog
|
Mcr|
Radio Panels
ps' Feature Of
Delta Week
; UURHAM. N. C. - Two par
hsi ussion to be aired over JJL
ham radio station WTIK will
. " i feature of North Carolina C<
Mil- : 1 rue'sDelta Sigma Theta-spc
- as" .o: ed 'May Week."
Clementine Coley, (? eedmo
lorn" N.C. senior and general cha
man of the May Week progra
said that other activities of t
ased WOek. to he observed May 1
w?s will include an address Mond;
on '.May 1, by Dr. Helen G. Edmon.
0*c professor of History at N.C.C.;
sion "Karnpus Kapers'' show, Thuj
ntl<" dav. May 4; and a qufz progrii
Vtff- Oft- Saturday, May 6
ach. Louise Jacson Sanford, N.<
Jsed trintrrr and ehae man of the cot
nuttee planning for the radio' pr
>een -rums, suul that sarors Mari<
and Henderson., Fayetteville, N (
one patsv Kincaid, Marion, NO.; ai
eral Kvelyn Holland. Knoxville, Tom
d 31 will participate 6i\. a Tilesda
in ' May 2. panel discussion.
Cnt-Discussion for Tffe Saturd
and j May 6 panel will be sorors Dor
ioti- ] Hayden, Philadelphia, Pa., Glai
vod . ys MoOtll. Charleston. S.C-?at
for Louise Jackson. The panels,
in- i be hoar^ from 3:15 to 3:30 p.i
>(tc-J <>n Tuesday and from 10:30 to 1
had ; 45 a.m. on Saturday, will be cc
bon | tored around the theme for tl
to week, "Peace: The Mid-Centur
! Challenge."
OR MEMORY
service in our chapel as beautiful as
e, by the family's wishes. We try to
i that may bring some measure , of
:o come
ome For Funerals
l'hone 5911
>n. Soutft)- (farotttnt
??
Iwti. TBPl^p^^BsSidBMlfcifc-frSa^Bi^B^gBB
lk Ka.-tc i Hunt unci ' party
>p_ i - -' i-a niptis ui Allen UniVers
-s- ? ;i!:crnoon "before Easter.
H ITi/j'inV K.IS piL'.st'iil
mi ^ u't hundreds of .children w
i;i ainc from all parts .of the C
i:- and county t<> participate' in t
rs fntnt-. -- '- "
ty I>can Jam?s .served as t
>n ehairman < f the Easter Ha;
v?Committee ~his'~year Bish
y?i'!i ' ', , (umiK'nded tlie rtenn for t
erpnee at Savannah
liled A Success
I presided at the evening scssit
10, Mr. Lowe introduced Miss Wo?.
i'p waul who tpoke on "Leddersh
le in Georgia---it Challenges a
! Responsibilities "
al i -There is*a need for additior
t [ leadership ' in this state, M
tg Woodward said. A goi>d- leacj
v. is very humble, i.e., must" ha
te ' courage * and humility. Cool
al leadership is one of the' poor<
id forms ot leadership that exis
ig she added.
"e | A reception followed in t
i:. community hcuse. William
* Hollowav of fh.-* -pgr^fmn?4-qfT1
'tl nrpsi H f>rt * tKo vr.nnJ?/? ?: -
r . ?ms ' SCaSll
TKa t^/n Hay TfmVi* ^ft
**"; close witK three forums whi
is proved very stimulating, infc
ts mative, and enlightening,?T
lci 'first morning stssi >n go* und<
? way?at 9 A.m. Willi Alfci'ind
u llui>c.. statg agent tor Negro 4
r- ."Problems of
>n the topic.
a Says Point When
Methodists Head
? One Grows Up
1)
|| GREENSBORO, N.C. ? "O
^ of the erowning achievements
life is to grow up spiritually
: well as physically, Dr. B. Jose
i Martin, executive director of t
r* 1 Methodist College Foundation
. North Carolina. Incorp., told t
~ Bennett College vesper audier
last week.
? !'Jesus dicl not make immati
, ity the goal of life," he sa
j "There is a point In life when
grow up."
j Dr. Martin cited five, distil
. qualities evident in- a per?
. when?h#?grows upj npirituo
bo'and keeps pace with "the will
,, God as he marks off his chroi
. logical years. Among these w
the ability to face and cope w
. ' reliant, to be emotionally sta
j and to sense the need for ma
I fcst ing great concern for olhe
1?3; I Emphasizing the necessity
jy j realizing that God is not jus
11hoological phrases, a tradition
(, a vocabulary expression, but
rs_; creator an^ sustainer of all
im universe, the former assist;
I president of Oklnh,.mn fin/ T1
2~-vmsity declared. "Relic'on is
n. | experience, a real Something."
o- j Music for the >ervice was st
on; by the fifty-four voice^ freshix
2., j choir under the direction of CI.
'tdjCnce K. Whitenian, college orgj
n. | isr. Soloists were Misses Tho
y, t asina Martin. Camden, S C. a
Corelia King. Philadelphia, Pa
ry-j ~ "
"|Honry Davis Is
To Rest
n
o- CHARLESTON -r- The rema
-i- of Mr. Henry L. Davis, 56 R{
,.v I 1 f * 1' *
were mnerpiizea
y Mt. Zion AME church last we
He had been in declining hea
? for several months and de;
Rituals were performed by i
pastor, Rev. B. F. Sumter, the
bituary and condolences wi
read by Miss Loraine E. Mo
trie. Surviving are his wide
Mrs. Bertha T. Davis, and otl
relatives.
Among out of towners at 1
funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. I
~JaTV TOartin of Jenkinsville, M
Edythe Dansby, %Ne*< York Ci
Mts. Carrie Muudle, ? Cnhnnt
antf Mrs. Juanita Mundle. also
u Columbia
" m,y ?>?7???|L_
^ H
~ " " 1
I
~ . m t . 1 1 ... c*""rfrW
p? jig-'p
V /fc^Wf I
- . .L; i 4B
Jon splendid way" he organized_thtLL
ity various committees whieh work-1 v
cd so faithfully to make the par- li
t.i l\ suvoossrui. j
ho The idea of a city wide Easter 1;
ity Egg hunt was born in tl\e mind c
he..of Bishop Reid last year. The'r
-hunt tas* year W?fc>" so successful:c
he that i- .was made an annual af-jl
tv fair. Egg?, were donated by the
OTT-yanoUs churches of the district p
and rrty," and bv Bishop Reid. ? E
U-^WLldJRoaeLTo
Be Staged By !
Johnson Groutf
.. ! v _i_ A_
Th?-> musical comedy. "Wild-i j
. Rose." will be presented by the y
llP music department of the C. A,.
n(^ Johnson high school' Monday
May Cat 8:15 FT"KC~ in the~rs
ial school's gymtorium. s
'ss This laugh provoking op per e .'^^
'ta coolers around the . lives of j.
two young girls* one the -daugnter
of a gypsy family, the other
* the daughter of a wealthy fam- ?
ily. The gypsy mother surrept- s
itiously exchanged the girls 0
he when they were infants and this
J- gives rj<r - * =
c? ions .when heredity vies with c
>n. environment. - .. t*
~ ?Romance enter* when the two J
c girls fall in love with young men s
and many fSmpletions arise, jq
The" comedy takes a surprising
"ir *Mrr> n> fh* An/i| wWH " ?rtain
t? leave the?audience tn'[Jll'T^oWinruWted'to
attend
| this rib-tickling comedy.
ik'nn.? - ?T /nuljl
uaiioos %J v/IlUir
?: Sinffs At N?C. Stale
DURHAM, N.C. -?_The Uiii"versity
of Kansas A Capella
Choir recently sang Miss Ruth H.
ne Gillum's arrangdjnent of the^
Tjf spiritual,?"Them's No Hiding
as Place," in a special recital attendpn
ed~ by the -distinguished composer '
he Noble Cain.' ,
-od?Miss Gillum, professor uf piano
he at North Carolina College, has \
ice been informed by Dean D. M. j
| Swai thoUt of the ITni
? ^
ar. Kansas School of Fine Artg 'hat >
Mr. Chin praised the arrange- !
Wg ment highly. |J
nd j Commenting?on?the?reaction-! ~
tof the audience of the spiritual n
net arrangement, - Dean Swarthoutlj
. )n I said it proved "an immense suc-ji
iiv I
ere | I
3 1 CLAFLIN . li
hlcj < S V M M E R ? ?
mi- } JUNE 12
s,,t ! Orangeburg, S<
t a ] 1869 ? CLASS- "A"
?rj < Courses Leading to the
the
the | ART EOREIG1
; BIOLOGY LANCIA
_aiu 1 ??
H ~ CHEMISTRY " CENRRA
ing .
um l science
ar- > ELEMENTARY
m- > EDUCATION HISTORY
m- <:
nd 1
ENGLISH, MATHE>
'li Special ErnpnasH on Ten fr
rhcr TTainimv " v
11( Integrated Curricula . PI
- li ? Reasonabl
at B Ample Rooming Accomodati
Jth li ACCREDITATIONS:
\W Ullwl ?
1. ...... w j iuc ouuincrn
; j - Secondary Schools
South Carolina Department ol
ere University Senate of the Methi
ul~ Veterans Administrate
)U' . Association of American Coll<
\er. ..v.,...
1 For further information
JJf : Dean Ernest A. Finney, CI
^. [ htirR-.Eolith Cftroltna
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Many -prizes, including Bibles,
/ere gh^ -to children finding
urge number?^ of eggs.
Another project ot fhe district
list year was the city wide?vaation
Bible School. Plans are aleady
in process for this year's J ?
ity wide vacation Bible School
)cun Fiyher, dean of Women, of
lllen t)diversity, has been ap- ?ointed
director of the Vacation
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lazeLScott Wins~ ?
}n_Damage Suit
SPOKANE. Wash. (Atlas)* ?
lazel Scott, pianist has been a/arded
$250 damages hy a jur^r
hat. found she had been refused
he Ls a Negro,
Miss Scott sued Mr. and Mrs. .
iarry Utz, former owners of a
'asco Wash^ restaurant for $50,
>00 on grounds she was denied
erVice at the Utz establishment
>n Feb. 11, 1949 because ot her
olorv Her complaint was based
n a Washington law enacted tn??
.909, which forbids operators of
rertain public places* to refuse %
,ervice to persons because of race '
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GROCERIES ]
Free Delivery Service
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