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6?LIGHTHOUSE and INF OH
AtCharl
i . Harmon Playground
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CHARLESTON .? Forty-three
children entered the Kite Con-??
lest ilteld Feb. 24" Prize WtflneTs:
wiMkmunahlp and designed, Bre
;?mda Wright and A1?Pmckjuey;
r-?v- best; Janie pjnekmey;" largest;
Charles Maxwell^ altitude. Jose-_.
?4*ft I^eBerd; best boy flier, Leroy
Major; best girl flier^Lucilo-Polite;
smallest boy flier, Gayland
Polite^. Smallest' girl flier, Gail
Pitts.
Pin ? Pong tournament, Feb. 21
sponsored by Qalhbun?Street
play groUnd, winners were: Ro'
bert "fright, winner seinor _
group; Raymond Polite, in junior
group; Gussie Gaillard, .runner
up, motes.
?- Miss N. ~ Antrum, ptaygroumT"
supervisor and MtSSr Nellie
Wright, president of the Parents
Cflub uf tin1 phi.muand turnmpanied
the Harmon Field team
4^ c: .,?4 J _ 4 ~ _4
]K> lye iii si vvimcu sum; lumusi (
held in Columbia. Oharleston
won the, championship, scoring 22
points WTnnnrs were Augustus
Gailhtjrd, Raymond Polite find1.
Robert Roberts. , I \
-Molodaires in Contest
An audience of over 500 heard
Hjomer Smith and his Melodoires '
at Morris SfT Baptist Church recOirtlyT
The contest was unique
in its arrangement and far surpassed
the expectation of the
music lovers who regularly at- 1
tend such entertainments.
. Mr. Smith gave a character
sketch of each of the group as 1
each appeared in an individual j
number. Leon B. Wisdom, vio-r
linist thrilled the audience with JJ
? the skill With which he handled)
the instrument. Walter Franklin'
added va human touch fo the
program when he sang "Let Us
Break Bread Together" a corn-!
position of- William -Lawrence, an
- - Avory - tn-titute- graduate-and- a*
pupil of .L?Elonov^r) M-oore. trig
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sic instructor and loved by Chi
lestonians. Mr. Riley dedieat
his second number to Mr. Moo
C. Julian PeflTiah accompan
rendered interpretation* t
works of Afro-Americans and
selection io.uiroVLsatioiii - Hum
Smith ithrougfiout the cone*?
kopt the audience laughing-at 1
mtany *bt(ty and humorous i
marks. -The most, outstandii
number, was- the last "The T
Kit of World Wftr I and II I
was also . execeptionally good
his human bugle calls. '
" NAAl'P Branch Meets
The* first meeting of the N
ACP since tlie election! of 11
officers was held at Central Ba
tist CTiurch, Feb, '27.A
Clement, presided. Plans to e
sist in getting more donors f
the blood bank were discusse
The mobcr.shin driv,. was launc
ed. Mesdatnes r M. Green,
MoseLey and John ^ Flemin
chairmen. ?* ?
The Senior Class of Burke hij
school presented a three act pi;
'The Closed Door," Feb. 27 ai
28 to a packed audience at tl
Burke ^Activity 1-Unlrling Tmq
ty students were rehearsed ai
a cast of 10 were used ,rr the tv
performances.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Sadie Clement i> at lion
517 Rut! edge Ave Mrs. CI
merit visited Mr anc| Mrs Wn
Clejnent in Durham^ N. C. ar
Dr. a-nd Mrs Gilkcs in Bal
more, Md., during the past wi
tor. Atl'-;. Gil vi'hn cnnnl vn
er.il weeks here has returned
Baltimore.*
Mrs. Sarah McLaughlin .Wh
tor. formerly v>f this city, di<
Felv !??, in Cambridge, Mass. ai
was interred there.
. Little Mis. Malvihn U Mi
rav, daughter of Rev. and Mj
J? H. Murray. Jr.. was?iamfrmi
at thp St?James H?"E~ TTuiT'.
Austin. Toons, March 4T Re
John E. Hlnes performed" tl
confirmation service. The Rc
J II. Murray. Jr. formerly
Charleston. anc] Jacksonville
vicar of the church.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Fratnkl
Stokes were visitors to the ci
hml worshipped ;,t Central Ba
fist Church.
?ST iss Helen- Bryant wn - .1 we
end guest of her parents, Mr. ai
Mrs. Z. Bryant, 20 Ashton strei
Mis.- Bryant is! a freshmen
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By Mrs. E. M. Parker
ar. Allen University,
ed Club Meetings
re. A "call" meeting'of the Hyciri
ist tha Auxiliary was held at the
?a_R-?lanes, presided?Mirs, Anna- ,
terl belle -Moultrie-was elected trea- ?\
|-t, surer to fill the vacamcy of Mrs. j
tfs -KHfr 4'arms who passed recent- ~1
re-hy. _
ng' "Miss AWe 'SohrodfFt* was hos-'"
lit] toss to the Marian Hirnie Wil-le'kinson
Federated Club, Mrs. Jas
in'R?dnlph presided. Report? were
. I received.
| The Annual Fiftieth Aivniver-_
harv of Membership was' held at
h 1 Flmamicl Church, March i 4,
Members from other churches
^ who have reached their fiftieth
anniversary were invited as
guests:?Revr Brodgen was gue*t ?
speaker, Rev. F. Veal, pastor.
' .Vf orric PaIlefr a ^ x J '?
, 1 v>wuvfir nx^iunn
Tilt.' Wlillirn'^ Auxiliary of th-? "J
I Charleston County Baptistl As- * e
sociation, Mrs. Arlene Rivers j,
| p'*?vt:<cV*nt presented Dr. Odelll c
?h Reuben; president of Morris Col *
>V lege Ms- f'lirst speaker ->t A ^
Ki held last. Sunday at Salem Bap- t
">c , ti>t Church. Rev Thnnms, pas- ?r
n- 1 tor? Jei usalum Baptigft. Church c
id rendered music, Richard Br. >\vn. c
/c> j chorister. Miss Gertrude Tro- 0
pier, pianist. The rally was held ?
to raise funds for a building as ?
nG a tocrealional center for youth.
0. Central Baptist Church
-! Rev. B D Lewis, ct i rector oT
1'u? Baptist Educational Center,
end Mrs. Lewis conducted t.h
n. adult class in the Sunday School t,r
v. of Central Baptist la^t Sunday,
assisted by Rev W. Franklin
I Stokes conducted the Commun.
\ ion. Service. Julius A maker, as- ^
,' <i-tant superintendent served in U1
" place of John D. Haves, wh.i wasjnf
111 j absent due to death in histarn- M>
ly. The adult class received the) ^-(
11 banner for -attendance Mrs. F. j'n
fs;, F. Boone, distributed io \ itali. nsT
-Ft e-31 ." PaiHck's Doy~irhrvi* ~~
" tv at the Parsonage. March. 0.
v Negro -History Week It
10 j T o sixth grade of Avery high-; CI
v-' school presented a pfoggam re-Per
n^|cently in the aud.turium The! so
,s; dance group interpreted ."Joshua .J,
Fit the Battle of Jericho." .a plav- B\
jn-..]et by tlie dramatic group, a Ja;
ty drama-ttion of Paul T., =. Du';: gv
tp-; bar*^T"in the - Morning"-" by Altria v.
11, aye-, 1''rank MoKali, Rrvo r
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Sports Views Behind Tiu
_ NEW YORK
m TOrHKN THEY BE ALLY QBTdOir
pd ball "fix" scandal, will they con
n" pants other than Negroes and J
2> ? For years, colored sports writers, inch
.away at the "gentleman's agreements'
SK legiate conferences that bar Negro pi
ft pendent colleges like UCLA on the co
2 and Don BARK8DALE.' TOLEDO U
Dave MINOR, LONG ISLAND U
YOUNGER and of coui'se, Sherman "V
Smith; CCNY with Ed WARNER, Flo
CUSE-with the late Wilmeth SIDATNorman
SKINNER, George GREGOP
# defied the ban on colored basketball p
is the biggest single blow yet produced
and to prove that any combination i
to be unholy. . . . However, the Grc
bring the reactionary public gifts.
be b.'hind the "expose" campaign-*,,,
? Frrrr.Tc HOOAN'S office. . . . Maybe.
? comyir-eiv. a lotrorTnctr.r gritiiv. \\( t
spi.e cf ti e scandal, howevt r,,I'm stU
lege.-, should recognize tlTT fact- that
for their budgets should be remun -r:.1
it \cu wtil recall is simply this: an
pa.d attendance, should be m vric th,'
tru.-t fund whop, he gmduati < from ti
a '.e-'- . His cash t\ \v..rd rl;e win b
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JAY PAUL SHELT01
INTERSTATE TRANSPORTATION
DESCRIPTION
Age 33; born July 13, 1917, Owenoii,
Kyv; height, 6 feet; weight, 152
itooped; eyes, brown, may wear
sither rimless or, horn-rimmed
(lasses; hair, da \ brown, straight;
lomplexion, medium light; nose,
onjg, prominent in profile; race, 1
vhite: nptinnwlit y, Ininrinnii; ?<
upations, automobile salesman,
ised-car dealer, waiter; remarks,
arries stolen identification papers i
f numerous persons, said to be (
>ne of the most cunning and active ;
n r thi AVA Q T\ f 1 \r of lofo-o ^n?.
? may
ie traveling: with female -com- ,
(anion. '
FINUKRPRINT CLASSIFICATION ]
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o IS R 001 J I
antt. an oration^ "I am A Ne-; t
?'!_ 1 >y Gwendolyn Simmons. 1
I>cath ; f
rile many friends of M.r. and ?
rs. Le<>n Trescott sympathize:
th Mis. Tresejott in the pas>in'4 I
hoi' husband. The funeral (
rviee was held at ?Plymouth ! i
mgvegation* C'rurch, March 1 .i
ai mont in Fellowship C'eme-J \
Flites Meet' r (
Mrs. Evelyn Haves, was *hos- <
to the ."Elite Al t ' FT'derat -d jr
uV?; March 2. Mrs: K M Park.
presided. "Mrv E KrasTT. j
< rotary read the minute-. Mrs J
F Henry will, act in Mrs. P
r-U's place as financial scc^'i
,y A report from Mrv Gcor
tte Wynkpop of Now York Cits
road. Mrs. V/ynkoop a for?:?c;
.. 1 1. '"el .11.' 1.-' an
Jenf/crl/u
tears'
? Headlines:
a to the bottom of the baskKif*
nn u/ith ?irv rneinl nnftiri
ews??? . . . Strange, huh? . . .
ad lag yours truly, have banged
' in the Big Ten and other collayers
in basketball. . . . Indeast
with its Jackie ROBINSON
DIVERSITY of Ohio with its
with Its Dolly /KING. Eddie
VHITE, Ray FELIX and Lcroy
yd LAYNE and others; SYRASINGH.
and COLUMBIA with
lY and John H. JOHNSON, all
layers. . . . The current scandal
1 to show that "we ain't ready"
of Negroes and Jews is bound
>eks bear watching when they
What is really the stotfy may
ng waged by District Attorney
If the whole story were tnld
i.d be really mossed up. . . . l:i
king by my guns that the
players- who produce r< m nue
ted in cash. . . My so ,;.e tion,
ytlthhte perfo: m.i.g. ! f.: i a
i'.enofici.wy of a e< 1.
u* school. is rxp- II* u or l.v
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S', with many aliases
OF STOLEN MOTOR VEHICLE
CAUTION
Shelton is aimed ami dangerous.
Complaints wore filed before
U. S. Commissioners at New Orleans,
La., and Atlanta, (la., on
Novenvber 24, 1050, and January 10,
1951. respectively. ihargi,.g iihel-.
ton with Interstate Trnnsin'r*;"r>?
t)l htolen Motrrr Vehicles.
Any person having information
which may assist in "locating"This
individual is requested to immediately
notify the Director of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation, !
United States Department of Jus- j
Eice, Washington, D. C., or the
Special Agent in Charge of the
Division of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation listed on-tho lirat page
of your telephone directory.
iv(> interest in the work of the I
VckratH and solicited funds'/
mm the follo\ying: New Yorlfs. |
d'isses Gladys Joplm and Thomi- ,
>ona Thomson. Annie King,!
-.puis Cloud, Lo-lia Higgs. and'
'ieraldif.1 Fehenagulia. Mrs. Fir.:|
tvTn Rlli }i;.l <is'-n. Thdnu.s Cole- J
nan, Mrs. G Wynkwp. Lee Da-|
is, d-eroy Riehardsnn. T'nc fund-L
a 11 he {>'nded jit the-<xiuiunr"
^invention -i nee they were re
eived'to . !ait. fur the. Memorial
rea ' t '
YM< A News
The Women's Auxiliary to the
YMCA hel11 a v.ill meeting" in
J'lul) h use of the* Cannon
-treirt "Y". Present woe Mes
flames Turner. Temple. Rh<Mt
Simmons. Mitchell. Blake. Riclv'
; n. 1' . r F.< i . ."I nf , Hi i'iY '
arci and G.eliar. Misse- Fleming
and Wright. Rev. Larnkpins. executive
secret, ry. tha.nkod . th
group for the cooperation in putting"over
the recent Turkey Sup
per and was presented with the
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Cheraw News
GHERAW ? Mrs. R. Johnson,
wife of Walter Johnson of Cash
street died last Tuesday after an
extended illness. Funeral services
were rueld at the Pee Dee
Union Baptist Church with Rev.
O. St. Clair Franklin, pastor, of-1
ficiating Surviving l?cr hus-|
band, ^eV6raTTFIT^^'*'>?1granch ]
"children. * ?
The.Cherirw Branch of th N4-c
AACP will hold its Third Sunday
program March 18 at the
Triumph ""Church, RevT Ham- 1
mond, p.istor at 3:30 P. M. The i
Spring membership drive Willi begin
at ithis meeting. All of-j
ficers and members are roqnpct. L
ed to be pr." sent. i 1
Rev. O. St. Clair Franklin, t(
pasitor of the Pee Dee Union U
j Baptist, recently "attended the <
Ministerial School for Preachers]"
of Chesterfield County,?Chester fi
field. The School was well at- <
tended. =^--== i;"" ? - j
f*h,u les \f, ?ck. one of Che- i
raw's oldest citizens died last 1
vveonosciav after --uiYering ?
heart attack^ Surviving are his - I
wife, and two sons. Funeral ser-,;
vices were conducted ,tt tin MF~H
L'.liurch by his pastor. Rev. A-S* ,
Sumter. t ? x <
VmMh r'"UfH4 "f tUfl r''h* '
raw Branch of the NAACP will J i
| hold'its Pre-Ea-ter Party. Friday ' j
night, March 23 at Hilltop. The
hus leaves College Inn at 7-30.
Mrs. Willi<? Johnson, recently
a patient in tlic Columbia hos-^!
h'?nie is improving. (
pital. Columbia, has returned
The PTA of Coulter Academy; ,
presented the CI a-s of Cooking
with ar\ electric stove last week.
(I A. Brevard is instructor for .
the class.
Prince Furd. an executive
member of the C'heraw Branch '
of the NAACP .and Chairman j j
of the Labor committer, is verv
ill at this writinc It L?w;*hnd?I
fo?- him a speedy recovery
^proceeds from same.
\ A k'mk^vfF Tu"h< h< mi for?the" j
membor-hifv committee of Viae Y- '
MCA. Jolm A. Harris. chn?rman;J
Rev E A L Lampkin. executive''
secretary \v;.s served by mem*- 1
hers'of the 'Y" auxiliary. Mrs..
\' F Turner. Mrs. V. DeVeau.x. 1
Ms- B Thompson and E Fleming
assisted by the young, men 1
of Utc ' Y" <iii .March 4 :1
A' the annual meeting of tv>"
"V" Fob 1H an appeal f?r broad
er suppxfrt was made by Dr.
Putts, -provident of the board. c
Wjltncrt J. Frasor, chairman of t<
the. \\ ay?-^?nrt Moans Cotrfiii itte-'"
ttpiphasizrcl the need. Thc-4'Y" o
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ege boys arid Morris Collei
;irls won -the coveted ba^ketbg
hampionships of the Sollthaa:
MRS. CALW1NS
YWCA SPEAKER
CKARl.EOTOH ? The Voui
Women*s Christian Associate
branch was hofnored last wet
vith visits from representativ
>f the -World's YWCA a<nd tl
HVCAV Foreign Division^ Mj
Birdsall Calkins, Vice Preside
3f the World's YWCA, headqu<
exs_. Geneva, Switzerland. S!
reported on the World's YWC
Executive Committee Meeting
Nvborg. Denmark. She jatah
the women of Europe and" As
ire eager to__take- theft?CTaco"
TfiVworld scene ag equal, citize
.vith men They are dema-ndii
education and cq"*l pppur-laigo
rrrr jobs and professions, t
right of suffrage and ot socS
ind political leadership.
Miss Clara R. Wheeler, an
nerican working in Greece o
ported on the courageous spirit
the Greek* to rebuild city ai
?>vernmenit after ten year:,
var. There is a great need f<
trained workers and leaders
ill areas. ' ,r
*Tho Business and Profession
Women's Clui) of the YWCA a
sponsoring a Japanese^ Tea. '
lie YWCA Branch, 106 Comir
street, Sunday, March 11 at
M. Mrs. Laura Buchann
O-psiflcnt ,rwl T>T. II Smil
hairman,
VOORHEES TWICE
SPANRS SCATS
DENMARK ?. "Voorhees Tige
wice spankcfj. the basketeers
he South Carolina' Area Tra<
school during the week to clai
he mythical city diampionshi
Monday, the T'gers clawed 01
57 t<> 40 win over the SCAT;
nd bounced back Thursday 1
]' th" "Olfinli ' * r'tt In T
"Both were nip and* tuck a
airs, with the* final "score *coi
caking the closeness of the coi
?sts most of the way. "
Voorhees boasts a season re
rd of 16 wins and 4 looses \
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rris Girls Winners In
ill Annual TouraevPjB
earns Beaten In Upset
ill Surprise Strengths
Jt' , wn ?Conference ~ Tournament ^ \
?e which ended Saturday night, j|
'March 34 in .an upset.? ?
>t---Savannah State College b;>y?
and girls reached th" ^wal inrf
favorites to win a double chain*
I pionships but were turned back
fin two nip and tuck battles that .
thrilled two thousands fans who 'Jjmunoj
the ficn.broofc ?ym; "*""7
^ nasium at Claflin College. Morri*
5n College giiJsofSumier, play 103
their secoffcj year of intercollees,
giaite basketball edged out Sa- -;'
J vanneh State their more exper^
rii- ien<N-d rivals in a nevei td~bd"
nt.! forgotten final by a score of 48
?r-jto 45. Vv^jl
fK', Clafiin College boys sent the.
^ j famed Ted Wright Savannah
m Staters to the showers m a final
pd I tournamtent upset winning the ^bloodcurdling
battle by a score
in of 53 fo 50. Five boys and girl*ns
teams wer? in the drawing. The ;
tournament got |inHt?m/py Fri:
day morning and was marked by
he many evenly fought contest.
ia*l_? Morris Girls, won the firs*
game of the tournament from
A-1 Clafiin Colleee cirls Sd
e- Paine ColJege boys, Augusta, 0?.
Of| won from Morris College boys
nd.61 to 60. Albany Stal\? boys V\
of -next defeated Florida Normal,
or St. Augustine, Fla. 55 to 48. .../J.
ini In the semifinals girls, Moiris;
College defeated Albany J
aj 38 to 33 and Savannah State, deny
feated Florida Normal 43 tb 13.
art In,the semifinals boys Suvanig
j nah State "defeated Paine Col5j
lege 80 to 57 and Claflin College
ia.' defeated Albany Statr 51 III 57"
"H7T rn the consolations Paine boys
defeated Albany 61 to 55 and
? 1 Albany State girls defeated
Florida Normal 38 To 33, . J .,
} High scorers of the tournament
! for the boys were Charles Mere
Daniels of Savannah State Col- '
of lege with 48 points and Chester
ie Smith of Claflin with 46. ? For
m the girls Marsell^ Laney of Morp.
ris College, scored 76 points in
.at three games.
Trophies were presented by ~T"C
Dr .1?J. St ain null, PiebUlWl or ' . <
1 Ofcrfftn College at the close of .
the tournament to the winners '
^ and runners up in girls and boys - > ;
[1* consolation winners and runners
c- W.T. Greene, Chairman, Head
n [Coach /t Claflin ennductod the ?
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