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g-.: - ''Junior!' Stewart has beep all
Act ^w> ithis week. See-ms that
ere said last week he was escorting
an (18 months old lady)
^" i''- itound. "Junej' says that's much
yr- - xtoo old. She was only 14 months,
Ei. V --.at says,1 and just right to fry.
|P Tut, tut, son. ,
Back in the groove around
Wisaln, <wh?~ had spent several
Kh: months up in the big cities. *
&'>?All smiles for ?-year-to year"
*-his week-is Mrs. James h. (Do 1t-V
->th^ Johiisoiv) Hodges, whose
fry Oetter half just ended a speei.il
- risit frrom his N;iv^ ship, the
Saipan with h;^e -?t
Norfolk. Hot, herself, spent some
time in Norfolk, and while there
Tkeatre Guild Hit
F\- , Scheduled Here
? The Theatre Guild's success ol
i * fa,l, -sinww ?."iTh itmi. c i
^ ______^ m *v?v tvQij dftu, ^11o ouvcr
?-- -v - oo presented in the Auditorium
at Allen University Thursday
?* ?vt?ning< .March 29 at 8 o'clock
?~ThcrTbr titer "Broadway production,
and winner of the Pul t2cr
Prize, is being staged by the
denderson-Davis Players of
... South Carolina - Stale A and ~M
? -Dollugu erf urangeburg" under
Ijhfe- direction of ^WiUiarn.. Ii.
Owens, Jr. . This group of play
ers, which-has won acelaim -over
South Carolina with the play and
others, - is being brought to Co"
lumbia by local 'members of the
*? -Alpha?JCappru Mu Honof Spcie.
ty.
No admission charged to see
, '.his drama. However, reserved
- *eats are being held foy persons
purchasing patrons tickets.
The general public is invited
and a special invitation, however
Is being extend to members of
the Honor Societies of Booker T.
Washington high school and C.
A. Johnson high school, all local
clubs and organizations, and the
t faculties of the various schools.
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? and Informer! You'll Save In
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Weak, Tired, Nervous,
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I Get Hew Vim, I
L A >' BtDDT ill Our. h>T? plenty of vitality left cor by
' Iv?*ln> Oslrex obutelns tron tor blood ol'lfl ?L<J1<!>'? r
"WEAK,
TIRED, NERVOUS"
r? Ar sill drug bt<,res everywhere
~ ?- in Columbia, Eckerd's, Wal(reen's
and Lane Rexall.
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Radio and heater
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ran into the VlvacioUS little Mrs.
Luther (Preid^ BaileyL Tliomp~s?v*h,
now working. for The
Journal- and Guide, who may
pop down almost ^any day to re
new old acquaintances and keep
up wit^ Columbia.
irtgton irooiteits were so pitiful
Saturday morning in the Benediet
gym when Johnson trounced
their team in , a sensational
cluer -They wept copiously and
didn't like ~Tl a bit. BrrLa^n the
other side, Johnson ite^ \vettT ju
bilan't alnd went ito their war
'irr.ces. Here's e rival whicn rivals
the rivalry" betweery_ Bene.
;-dit'f~?>vd *Ahlen. And ,thev are
dead serious about it, tooCa.rl
W. Fields, principal of
Alston ' high ;*t Summerville,
was c visitor in the city Mopday.
Also reported to be here
was J. C. F,trier, principal of
i Wilkinson high in Orangeburg,
i and?president of the state teachc
i':*? as'Soeiation.
p- - Columbia's newest eatei\v is
j uie i,uncn box." in the 3UU
| block of Pick A is stireet, being
rbpeTa'fe<3 by the adorable Miss
Sarah Woodson.
Wonder why Brother Williis
? Bates was ottering a certain
>rri ho fri-n r.f fh"
other night? Was he trying to'
set hurt up for another pool
tournament, with the hope that j
TfTo beer would work "root" on
the sharp-eyed newsman?
Dr. Steele To Be
Memorial Speaker
For Omega Men
Dr. Algernon Odell Steele, deanof
the chapel at Johnson C. Smith
University. Charlotte, N. C., will
be guest speaker during the annual
memorial program of Omega
Psi Phi fraternity men here
Sunday. afternoon, March 18. in
the Allen University auditorium.
(. Starting at 4:30 P. Mj, the pro-i
gram is sponsored by the ' Omr
cron Phi, Bpsilon Epsilon and Mu
Sigma chapters of the fraternity.i
As in past years, the memorial
will the .life and service of Col.!
Charles E. Young, as an annual
tribute to Negroes who served
well in this country's armed forces.
Dr. Steele was born in Moncksi
ville, N. C.> attended college at
Johnson C. Smith and obtained
the Master degree^Trom North*
western, the B.D. from- Garrett,
and the Ph.D. degree from the
University of Chicago. He is now
ctean of th^ chapel and protessor
of Religious Education, chairman
j of the Division of Humanities at
Kadiu and S79j I
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Girl Scout -
' C4
Representatives from the tw< on
Senior Girl Scout Troops in thl. Sv
district attended the Senior 9.
S?ou|t Conference^^aturday n- at
Greenville. It was an interracir:
conference.
The Senior Troops are 'lrjup q<
14. Columbia. Mrs. Blossom da
Jones the leader, and Troop 3-6
Jonkinsville, led bv Miss L. M ,
FUfeli.1 - ?' 7T.-1- ^
At the Greanville conference c,
all Merit Badges, etc., that each ^
girl received from Cub Scouting , L
through to Senior Scouting were
??d to the winners.
These two Troops are now on- '
gaged in cornmunrty^artrvitRV
Hospital work, ehur-'h work and , '
work for the less fortunate ',1.
(things Senior Scouts are re- 0
quires t0 do).
has decided to havc^ members "Pwork
at the Columbia and Good In
Samaritan-WlaVely hospital- a.s
Nurses' Aides.- Thi? Troop is
presenting a play soon to help;
pay f<?r new uniforms and their; a
Day Camp - -
_ Troop 3-6 is planning a hjk< . /
and nature study trip-during the; w|
"coining we^K. 1 in- annual ("ookir1 Yt
Sale begins ""Marc}, 30. rH.
.March 16 is'Girl Scouts Birth*
day arid the local Troops .will
hold their party at Booker Washington
high -ohool. Each Troop-will
present a skit based on one ^
Pvt. Rearden Ends /'
In ran try I raining . j
"Private Arthur James I tear-1
den, son of Rev. anf| Mrs. R. B. th
Rearde.n of 2109 Waverley St. nf
Columbia,'" has reccrttly completed
a 14-weck training cycle.with l3
Company H. 28th Infantry Regimont,
of the Eight Infant
r^Di-4_th
vision..at Furl JneKSQn^ sa
During his six-week basic and'
eight-week infantry branch train-[ 7
ing, ~"Privatc Roarcfen frred all of ?
the infantry weapons, took part ,
in squad and platoon problems! \
and underwent intensive physiM P
eal training in preparation "forjw
future assignment as a combat or L[
service type unit replacement.
Two SI. Stephen 1,'!
Complete Basics At hFort
Jackson of
w
Two St.. Stephen men have p,
recently completed the six-week
i?asic... and eight-week infantry ^
hifim h ticntmiK cvi'le_ with Cum* ~~
pany H, 28th Infantry, of the ^
eighth Infantry Division at Fort _
Jackson.
_ They are privates _ Roosevelt
Basco, son of Mrs. Pearl Bason of
Ififl on/) Tnn,.. T? J
JU?W\ UVU, Uiiu uaiuo 1\U Ufl I DI ?U" I
ley, son of Mrs. G. B. Bradley.
Prior to entering tlie service!
at Fort Jackson where they were i
inducted on November 15, 1950, L
Private .Basco wag employed as ; ?
truck driver for thp Cooper T?iv-' ^
er Lumber Company in Monckshl
Corner and Private Bradley l^1
"worked for the Piper Corporation
in Lang, W. Va.
a i
During their training. tncvj^
fired all of the infantry weapons, ,jr
took part in >auad anrl platoon jp
problems and underwent inter- p
sive physical training in propara- p
tion for future assignment
service or combat typo unit x.Q', M
placements Smith.
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In addition, he is vice president
\>k mi; k*\>i\n v (ii wjiiuj U\lV jll'^
of Religion Association. an interi'wihI
body. and H chairman nC.^"
the ju. 1 :cial committee of Pics-"
bytery of -Yadkin.
I Tin? sp.-aker -hold- membership;
Jin?ihc-Roligious Education As-:
1sot* J n't iCOL -the. _NurLh Carolina^
fCounril of Churches. the Nation-J
_al Association of Bihlienl Instruetor
and. si ryes on the iid ?
-vti*??ry -e<Hnm itte-T-of- Negro-work.
-Board of National Missions thy
Presbyterian Church in the USA. \u
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SAL PDA ~ The Big Creek .
immunity- Ck*b hekl?rts 'ser
d meeting at the home of Mrs. JJ**'
idie Lott Friday evening, Mar. ?f .
A delicious repast wa*s served rK
Iter the meeting.
fi nr
Albert Lott, Sr. and daughter^the
nnie Mjargardt motdhed t tr,?.
>luhn4>?H -on business last Fri- r?.ti
y- aftc
Friends and -neighbors regret sive
__have Mx.?and?Mr^?William Kor
Sitaee St nTdve Td^nblh&F'LF 11
itiofn. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Pao
m:. reside in Norfolk, Va. They to4t
e greatly missed by all here .ins
the cnUyr' ^ j
The Ushers board members of ty10
e Young Ml. Zion Baptist rnt
(lurch were the guest -of?the?^r_
/w Life Baptist Church. -Cayce. ^
st Sunday. Re/. V/.C .Sanders [V
Columbia is pastor of both
lurches.
Misses Annie B.. and Orimejia
Mitchell were recent callers tun
the homes of Miss Susie Willie has
it eh ell and Mrs. Maude Harris. Rep
sported an enjoyable visit. dan
Miss Annie Margaret Lott was.mVr
recent guest of Miss Annie B. '
itch oil. 1"""
Th^.. PaJm_Sdnd;.y programJ
Inch i? to be r iven at the I
ar Chappelle is being sponsor-1 ''"j*1
by members of * e Pupil' Aidj -er|
ub. ? fi'on
QI f iffn MiUUJriff |V>'?
'ledges La ff ft it u/ [mo
Wlj no STDYnfm was plodded .
o Foreign Missions Foard of for
o National Baptist Convention-^'hi
America. only $5,970 - nf
nount has been paid to' date " K U
evei
?.1, P.?Bonder.' .nrretuiiy . to ?,
c - Foreign Minions . Board, chu
id_ this \tfeek. __ _ riot
Rev. Reeder, * who also pastors ?
iiln Baptist Ohluifch here, is;ed
if new urgent appeal to W,.M
lurches . which have made '
Hedges to 'aid construction an<'
WOI
ork in Liberia, to pay these at ^he
ice, in order that the Conven- whi
on may proceed with needed the*
pairs and building. He esti-' Nul(
a led thait at feast' $ In.OOth waiL
ive to be raised for the wotk. and
the national theme-. Troop 14 ^
ill present "International
iendship." ; Wit
Miss Fiances Mack, assistant ed
av CaniP Director, aecomnan-l f,,r
<i- rcpre?erttativm of?the Two-of?
oops to Greenville last Satur- Am
CIAA Conducts 16th
Tournament; Wrest!
RAM EG H. N. C. r- Th0 -ix* poi'
enth annual CIAA Boxing and \
Vstling Tournament was held .c
Shaw University. Raleigh. m
paulding Gymnasium. March 2.
td?3rMrnsctdition to jth ^
r teams participating vjrerc A J (t,(
ul T College. Greonsbotrp; St.j ]
ugustme's. Raleigh; Hampton (ti(
istituto. Hampton. Va.:. Lincoln; j
ni vers; tv. Pa.; Virginia SVyir' j
oUr.sburg. Va.:- Morgon State! \
ollece. Baltimore. Md.; Vest; pOJ
lrgini., State. Inst tute. W Va.;', <.
toward University? WashingtonC
and Win.-tdfvSa!em . Ten- '
an,.. ,.i ,pt..vi .M i" < , ? .. i?
it underway Saturday n inirv! {^-j
a.L Saturday afternoon, Mary'".
.u:a.!..liui?tuiol.?v.ie.v. 4?-!,| Rat
rday evening. * Au
i ,
Tram. Championships
(BOXING ji
Howard t'nlVr! LiV : tin' j ' ^
iani>yen,s * ' H '
..A and T College. -Id 1>".: [| "
ILuuntull Iri-titute. H po t.
Winst'n-S??U'ni -Teacher ...
. , . vv a
?:nt?- ;
Morgan State College, a ; : I
West?V:rtrrry; St ??t '
i-infr?' " . '
Saint Augui V-ne's Colby.
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irshall Confers .
ith Army Secret'y
-'AkJflNGTUN IhmgT^
-hall, special counsel f,or the
AC P. is scheduled to talk on
lay (March 9) ,with Secretary
ho Aijnv Frank Pace on the
lings of Ins investigations of
-court*? nvat4?t?P crf Negro I
LP*?ui?Km rem ?MmI'^iriall '
imed to New York last w.ooki
r nearly six weeks of inten
investigations in Japan and
?a.- - :is
conference with Secretary
e will foilcrw informal talks
>y (Thursday) with J.C Bv,
civilian aide to Secretary
Defense an^ Army departit-.
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CONTINFKD FROM PAGE 1
. civilisation the Negro press
an important role to play,
resenting, as it does. thv funjental
beliefs of darker Aieans.
it serves .to bring into,
i- a preview of those things
in n to intnv people ill .vi-v worid
The struggle of the
to?fur u full participation in.
e-iats+o -oft-?sf?Wfomr. ,pt"'
- ? V, .?unv*i IV. A I 1L'
t lor security antj" dign'tv is
tantly waged: Tiuvi' arc e;sutiiy
the same concerns conting
men and-women in un
iin and fearful nation- all ot!ii'
\vrld. .
r;n Nrstm prrny. -puak'i at tinaieiu'e
<>f America, deploring
vs inhumanity to man and
fcngi-nrr democracy toT-se to~
fullest stature. A- a fighter
those principles around
i-h man in this nation! is morand
legally, conunitted. the
.i"o press must n>?t relax for *
i a moment until recognition
i th-ng.? ha* he en a-.
v-fd. In so doing it serves,
only underprivileged groups'
our nation' hut thc yearning
p in the hearts of men and
nen uniyersa-Ry:
great majority of white
Negro Americans want and!
*k for that clear recognition.
t"i \s need for a voice through,
ch the 'thoughts and needs of
; "j)le '-an sneak Such a
:c is the Negro press. Wliile
?x\s nrrt propose to do the job
{i> ;i nullnd?it Trill?join with
assist in thc moblization of
so influences and efforts
ich represent thc finest tra*v'+4?American
d??rm>ctracy.
-h-that commitment the Unit
States of America \yill move
wnrri Wctlh?the completion
the ioir tlu-?United States of
ercii will be free.
Annual Boxing ers'Perfbrm,
Also
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rirginia State Ccrlicjio. 0 points
thaw University, 0 points
WUKSTIJMi
kljurgari CnlJejp*. 31! points
;). co-champions
nnculn Uni Verity. 32 p >int<,
>) .
Toward-University, ill points
Tampton Institute-. 20 points
Virginia State College. iu
nts
ktiiit Ati^u-line's College. 0
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WKKS I U\(.
23 li>. Graham > Lincoln > vs
ttledgc Hhsnptoii j Graham.?win
ih;;v,.- . iiamniop
30 lb. licuv. :i ' V:i. St.,: i vs
'Mor^ani BrownA'a.
,11-.. champion.
37 lb. Ingram <HampT >n < v.<
In.^t??rhfmpye *v-17
*i!> Cnroihers (I incoin) vs
mngton (Lined CorothersItf
tff) U ?fV
-37 -IL WVaiun?iMuiganl vs
tferl i !fr>\\ a: d i W'canrrMur
: State, champion
" II). Speirccr (H'-\val'?.l) Vs
i?1:inv ' ha m pam
77 lb Alston (Lincoln* vs
n>ld ( Mora in > O.arold-Morgan
tc. champion.
lim ited. V/U:.itn f Morgan vs
(Va.j Ande.rso.n-Ya.
to, rh.impictiv
Finals?BOXING
war,| (A and T. ' Stewart A
i T Col . champion.
w ))i Buhxnk tMnrunnl vs
vlans; (Hampton'). Eubanks;
r?an State, champion
.15 lb Strickland (Hmvnrd) vs
ton (Winston-Satl-Strickland"<
A'ard U., champion. _ . <
45 lb. William (Howard) vs
id (Win tmi Sah-m > Reednston.
champion 55
lb Benson (H#>wftrd) vs
ighf C\~ and TiJ^tensmvHmv!
Univ., champion.
65 lb Key (Howard) vs Pettit
and T) Key-Howard Univ..
impion
Hr 'Reddish < Hampton)
?li r i no (Howard) Reddish*
niptofr ThsTTi fTifimplonr
leavyweight Statium (A and
V" Hrnirv: f Howftrd~> fd*4-?wrvand
T Col . champi'on.
T1 ic clasaie^t. and most outidfng
boxer of the Tourntv
at
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EXHIBIT' ART
- -C)KANCj?EBUIcG 1 , -r Thi*$te?a_ .
nigh .sohoois 'wiirifarticlpftt*, In '
-a project, "The Contribution of
tt\e Negro to the Arte," which is I
being exhibited to teachers by
the Negro History Division of
the Palmetto State Teachers' Ast
and? ; 5-:? ??4 ? ~
Mrs. Hilda Gray-on Finney of
Claflrn College here, one -of- the
1 <>1 laboratory, in the project, said
ing developed' entirely by students
in the participating schools
How this matter can V>e correlated
into classroom work, maps,
"records statufes, models of ar'
ehite dure, doll choirs, drawings, ';
friezes, poems, spelling, language'
and other items are included in'
; the project - V I'
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Participating Schools include:
Beaufort County. Trauiing.- Granard.
Colleton County Training, .
liutU-r Camp Liberty. Fountain "
Inn. Sterling,- Brewer, Palmetto.
Marlboro County Training,j
Booker T Washington, Saluda,!Kmmott
Scott and Saluda Rosen* .
wald
Ti e exhibit will be located ir.?
*' e ha.' c-m'TP ^f^Townshlp Aud'-||
itorium: easily available to all
teachers, supervisors, principal- j
'Serving with Mrs. Finney, the '
director. are Dr. E Warner i
Brico of S. C. State Col ley
dlalph McGiuJv. as consultants. |
XocvHu MvGfiee '
Delights Hometown {
Ghee gave an excellent concert
Sunday afternoon at Mt. Pisgah
'AiWK Church. TJje artist was.
well received, by hundreds of j
music lovers who came out tT>
>H-ar her. -This was-tiei second |
appearance at Mt. Pisgah, where, I
as a girl, she served as1 pianist,
and rhnir director: ITer first ap-,
pearance was in 1942.
s Novella MoGheo, in her dramatic
and rich soprano voice,
sang Italian operatic arias, German
songs, songs by American
composers, and Negro spirituals.
; She received several encores
during the program.
Processor Charlie .Harris, professor
of music at South Caro-^
Una State College, was Miss
MoCriuvrs "acgftntpanisi. 3
Novel is MoGheo has studied
music in tyew York and Chicago.
She graduated with honors-from
the Chicago Mlusic Institute. One of
her outstanding appearances
was that of *o.-.igt?with?the*
I Chicago Svmahoi.v Orchestra.
! This program wa? sponsored
by Mt. Pisgah AMT Church, .
Rev. Wallace E. Crumliv,. pastor. 1
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U/E'Rg, PU
This is a time when we all
our tax weight in the boa
swamped.
Taxes t<xiay are higher tha
Wo know, because the Se
Electric & Gas Company\
mnrc rt-n>r> ^^? 10
I a critical time, a rime of n
|
gency, a time when we mus
! defense needs as well as tb
\ c
of government.
This is a time to pry youi
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The eft? Hftf tb
-Well, Uio Uh^rlM, remlly :jjg
threw it in the ereek_ 1 :Hft W 66k* t - ^
end. With hair a-shinin* aid 2
.teeth, a-glistdning. they really *Jf*
did try )to charm the soldier
hoysr T^r Jodter. DtraYget S9
upset 'tK^T yon gu mni get it?
the army. ; ' ;??;?1?- ?7? trt
Curtain?little Red?Hen?and^
others, Hag sarw at Gervais and er
tfeidt- Sunday nights 'She really th
seenved an quick look to be "in Q
there" and really in the groove. I th
Where she fluttered around and (it
finally lit. poor Hag coufld neyer- ffc
RncL, out. jrt;
Wonder what finally happen- pa
ed to them lady prize fighters.. |W
W-aadeq--: if_ someone is -trying t<*v m
get .'them a' spot on the Chews- bt
day night card at the auditori- er
um? Wonder if a certain gne! tl
lound the hairnet she loaft in j he
: 'e big affair? la;
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have to pull ... ours, too.
t or we'll he was more thai
, chiding. $1 AX
m ever before. Carolina and
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tax bill ha*
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t pay for vital
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e mail was, To Olatuh.Ifag,? g j
jltur.bia, S. C." And H?f got. *
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to a raiplio gtaflion thinking ."fig
might he up there, but the
stion sent over to the new#*
per, and whet was the dope?
ell, there's one gal vfho's been
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dy's husband, and_ the ^ooi*
wanted only to warn her . i
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Fair Prices, ? _ f |
New and Used Cars
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dramatic. Radio $1595 I ..
Priced to sell
r miles on this $2535 I
Hvdramatic, $1795 I
wner car. Fully $1555
vner. Radio and $15J5
ed:?Extra -clear. ^1495 ~
>r. Fully equip. ^
puppet $139$
om. We trade, buy or sell,
right. Financed 12 to 19 I
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In 1950 our tax provision ^
ti three million dollers jjy * j
1,2^2 to the state of South'
>945.759 to.the HH? M
ich we serve you. ?_jj|
bock breaking effort from nl
us to meet this year's tax "j
ne when you need erery- \%
mgth on the oars. We're
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