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?~ Tr . ? L??-??*-*--?? ; .s. f. y,!l"'l . | , ? Sensational Eve "Bridge the. N A Af!P m.. i>ridg? Tournament Saturday, ionable home of Mrs. John E and individuals hftve^b^*n in tacted and are participating Tees, Progressive Eight, Lea I Club, New Century, Las Anlig climax of the social season! S \r~ Creations" and at the same q . gtlaHHIM BL ^ ujj I - ' j- : ; Goodwin, If04 Ifeidt street w ^ -J ? r'- -- -- 11 ' ' -mr ,\ u?> wireri ineir uaugmers, ivir ta Reva Goodwin of Plainfield ards nee Sarah Frances Good __7_rived here to spend several vv , by Mrs. Judkins* husband, Hi - Guentn of Former ronirrerrninn Arljn ing Mrs. Mitchell were house Evans at their lovely home .on Mr. Mitchell did a speaking t< v ? Returns f _ Arthur Reggiel^ee returnei 7 winter in Washington. D. C., a Jessie Legg who passed recen -?to welcome him home. =5 v*4 i-% : ? Off to th Pi The charming Mrs. Annie morning by Delta Airline for ; _ runnng of the 76th AnnuaFKe .7 ville"8he will be guest of Mr. ? Chestnut street. __ ? ? - _ 0rbh Mrs. Mary Jane Long, accon Jplia TTnmpVirinn nn?l Mm An Monday for Patterson, N. J. i MJarie* l^ong Squire, danghte >v.:v. Saturday. . .. g Ut*. Whitel ^ Dr. Matthew .T WTntehpad University^ Wnnhngton. was a Simkina last week. He was complete details for the Claren in Charleston Mav 28. The Men's Club of St. Luk< formal meeting recently at th Martin. The house was decora his charming wife, Mrs. Willa ? present were Dr. I>. P. Chappe vid F. Watson, Nathaniel S Cola Company of New York. The next meetiiy? will take I, Goodwin. 701 Fichland street.. ; J)r. Lee Dr. Carroll M. Leevy of Jers " * participant on the program < sociatton here last week. Dr. Mrs. I. S. Leevy of Columbia, noon to meet a Jersey City sn ffe- morning. , ? Program at ! ?t- The Cleopatra Chapter No Star Dav program Sunday, Mf - CME Church. OPITOI. | TH"1? A TI? V i Sun.-Mon. May 6-7 ' Errol Flvnn irt v. -K "MONTANA" Chap. 2 "Invisible" Monster" ? ? "L'omedy Tues.-Wed. May J8-9J DOUBLE FEATURE I . '. Ta^ RM"Ptt11i Betrted ,ttim "THE OUTLAW i-,? also Glenn Ford, in ' "WHITE ^*QWEHT~: Chap. 11 "Rada* Patro?"_ Lartdon TliuiUlUy . " May *1U .Claud cttc Colbert, in "SECRET FURY" Short Subject ? Cartoon Frl-gat. jSjlT-12 \ double feature Wild Bill Elliott, in ~?W&SWrt? ? aUo liantan Morcland, in? "T : : r: 4<E??thered Serpent" Chap. 11 "Atom Man L Soger Com?djr? . . - i : ?-? . ' , v : i. : .' .: ^tjjfeag *f?~? U' r . H tair.-pma " i - F - . . ' - ? ol nt of the Season ? ^ M -th& Gup by phiylug 111 tliii ~g r May 12 at 5r8(b at the fash- sc vans, 1638 Oak street. Clubs C< vited^^ eompetfr Cluf>i~con- w are: the Merry Makers, Kas ]JJ Hites, Leisurettes, Irmo bridge as, Bid Jtiter Bo not miss this x !ee.vthe ladies in thehr "Spring Tr ime help a worthy cause. Hi ? House ijJuest of Simkins rr- 1? Br. and Mro. It. J. Wilsuii|^ vere the house guests of Mr. md Mrs.. Andrew W. .Simkins ea >n Marion street whiie in>Coumbia for the ' Fifty-fifth Annuril Meeting of the Pal*- ]V metto Medical, Dental and ^ Pharmaceutical Association. ? Cir! for the Kimeo Mr. and Mrs, Martin Kimes " rf Pittsburgh, Pa., are the >roud parents of baby girl. F* Shirley Mae, born April 16. She weighed?6 lbs., 11 oz at lirili.?Tho m other-rs-the f rrr^ ir nor Rernice Paul of Columbia, th They have one other child, a v rirl, Del ores Ann. * ? Visits, Parents ? cl -Mr. una Mr8. ft now? 'ere pleasantly surprised Sms. Harvey Judkins, nee 'Knoot- w ,-N. J., and Mm, A1[ban Richwin of Los Ange'es, Calif., ur __ "eeks, They were accompanied [" Eirvey Judkins. tin: Evaiu; 1" ~ ?y NY Mitchell :mn The charm-1L guests of Mr. and Mrs. John i Oak street for three days as f? lur in South Carolina. rom P. C.,? j*u d?reeenfrty after spending t 1:oT w t the bedside of his aunt, Mrs. |? itly. His friends were happy- bu ? ie Derby ? ^ Mae Dickson left Wednesday- cm Lousivlle, Ky.t to attend the V ntucky DerbyrWhile in Louis- , ind . Mrs. W. H. Perry on W. tc uarv ? . M npanied by her daughter V inle Mahlgault. an in-taw. left 4 to attend the funeral of Mrs. r of Mrs. Long who passed t - wj head Here ? . * p assistant registrar of Howard guest of Mr. ahd Mrs. Andrew U in South Carolina helping ^?ljj don County suit, to be argued . . < ' ..-.Mat Map! in<y _ meeting ? gp i'k P. 10. enureh held its "in- 2v \e beautiful home of Thomas Icq tted with Spring flowers, with ^ D. Martin as hostess. Guests tni slle, Harry B. Rutherford D ales, representative of Pepsi t* m ? place in the home of T. H. JJ Mav 0. , ol Tv Here ? ley City. N, J., was. a principal of the Pamietto Medical As- p< Leevy is' the son of Mr. and ft He left by plane Friday after- ? eaking engagement, Saturday P< I ? Sidney Park-? co . 24ft O.E.S. will hold their he iy G at 1 P.M. at S dnoy I'ark ^ Subscribe To The Lighthouse and Informer! You'll Save In ? time and money? "Get Mother's Care For \ The Things You Wear" k ? At ? I H. T. BRYANT Cleaners and Dyers v 713 Main Street ' ) IT'S CHEAPER ^ J' To Have Your Waten f \ IlepaiYed At / | s ROOF'S ^ J WORK CUAKANTKEI) f ~T ^CRYSTALS 35c? - Sunday thru Wednesday _J "ONLY THE VALIANT" I ?with? ? Barbara TSftbn ' PALMETTO nm vv* A TTP1? , lhUbaAl KL \ ? t v ii'..it. . , ** lWg*J| , t-vii '*'! '.' r'""*: * _ ? ' f" ? ^ ... ; 4 ; l ; s.mmj iiss Paul To Wed It. Moore Soon Mr. and Mi?1_?abreJL-Paul bav< Enounced the engagement of hi: aughter, Fsdoreta Deloris, t( erdinand Terry Mnpre. Jr., $or 'r Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand T ioore, Sr>, of New Orleans, La. Mjss Paul is a graduate - ^ k>ok.er T. Washington high hool and Benedict College ol alumbia. She is now employed ith the Lighthouse and IntoTer as secretary and society edir Mr. Moore is a graduate Of avier Prepa ratnry .hifth? i New Orleans, La. and also Dward University in Washingm, D.C. He is now with th TT'irvar.n* 3n in Washington. The wedding will take place in rly July. lay Day Ritpals et At Benedict JThc Benedict Coltin^ - "5TWCA ndev direction of Mjss L. J. ambrell is sponsoring on SatoTly, May 5. its anijual May Day estiva). The activities are tc :gin jit 5 P. M. E'tcti yuirit is custom In cro.\ "qutvn of May Day he climax e activities of tlie day. This :ar'? quoen 'will be rrowneU r It--* ii . . vmc III t/l Li IV HIM 11 Uan, Ih*; J. A. Bacoats.- Each ass has selected >nc ox- two ?rsqns as its representative.. J Th? program will be studded 1th numbers of a varied nare. There will be folk dances d interesting skits. ' i1 trisetff new ? I hope I'm not giving away any mlnine secrets, but the fact of e matter is that women are just iturally contrary. For instance, at about the time I acquired the &Ve-got-to-houseclean look in my e. my One and Only announced I'd be away for a few days on niness.,Now If I thought for a Inuto he were trying to get out om?t)\ing. the house oould fall i our heads before I'd lift a finger, owever, since thd trip sounded wessary, I decided to have everying shipshape by the time he toirn^d* ?r"*" " The idea sounded noble until I dis. vered that our walls were sadly MM fn used of paint* ing. With faint V\ heart I marched fLX- ^ the nearest paint shop and threw myself on .mr&\ the mercy of the clerk. ApparentIMf ^ \ |v ypy Hm^y as Derfett. The cUrk introduced I to a revolutionary new interior lint that can efiable an amateur .turn nut a. professional jobb allhlde Rubberised 8atlnPlhlsh the product that has the House Stuart ji lea mi rig in every nook id cranny! Frankly, one of the things that ways made me shy from wielding linting waa the hocus poeus of ecial primers. The new ftnish ta as its ?wn primer and cairbg plied by brush, spray or roller ir on any surface from new or a plaster to paint, wallpaper, sllboard, brick,.- concrete, primed stal, cinder block, or wood I The easy application on any surce takes care of step one. Step to involves another surprise: the iw coating dries in one nour to a nooth, velvet-like sheen without ush or lap marks and has no ijectionable odor during or after plication. As the name of the new paint lilies, it has rubber-like char* iteristica which will not allow metration of grease, crayon, lip* ick, ink or finger smears. Actual* , dirt and stains tend to remain i the surface of this dense, non* >rous coatincr and aooJio *>tted out with soap and waUr, SofTte* lt l<r saywiat my homeminjj husband was overwhelmed Ith my masterful Job. I only hope i doesn't find out how easy it ell ra . . . it's ro^cb nicer to have m amazed! H?n*s for Bel Free circulation of oven heat i Individual eakea aa nearly in th? you have two~piff> they should 1 third pan is added, place above th s triangle. Fourth pan should als< racks form a crisscross effect. If cakes have too heavy an ov oven is probably too hot. Automat Gas Range eliminates guess work Always leave a little I pice T>e the oven. Never place an uncovered cass oven with a pie. These foods giv permeate the pie crust and soften i Certain baking utensils take a nun reflects heat, therefore, a h< vhen using pyrex, granite, tin or ibsorb heat. . > S , ? . * ' : Miss Champion Mai . . ? j ^ ^ ? . ' ? ??Miss M.it'K rot Elizabeth Mr Champion, daughter of Mrs.. Sr . Maggie E. Champion of Colum- gra< buv and the late llcnry A. Cham- legpion, h.'cnmc the bn.de of Eoic..t,.tiic Aclairis of Columbus. <3a., at <3 -ith! P.M. Saturday evi ning it the stu<. home of the bride. 708 Assembly gra< street. * - .. af Li The Revcr.nd 11.H. ->f poli Sidney Pork CMS Church, per- p formed the ceremony. ; 'I'ln. m-wl.i M I Lll l,?0:n.^ of J }f UuoHeti T. West .if-o'tni. fuv4-h?(vjc .s ihool ami Benedict College and also attended Atlanta University in Atlanta, Ga? She is presently affiliated with the "R'.erection Department .of .Columbia. The cbt ide<- the s m of m/ LUMPS NOT ALWAYS ^ CANCKR 1 About two-thirds t the lumps*".-found in the breasts acan- \\f | eerou's. the American Cantor So-,? _ ciety points out in its campaign |J| to detect cancer in its early and _ durable ^stages. But any lumps I f should be examined by a d actor, J the ACS stresses in its-UL*L ;edtr^ -p cational and found-raas.ng Cru- (.jj npp< -f i . Gok , CHERRY BATH SET mii, thei I --Ma\ I * tiM>" Ifcin ?v ^?c I tnat yeai thiC I 1^. AN admiral ' :t?. n to :.v bathroom-?a 3 piece set consist- sibil ing of bath towel, face towel and' _washcloth. Dclickrtra-looking sprigs of cherries appliqued to sturdy blue 'v towels. For free directions, write to In Atlas News Service, 243 West 125th ' - Street. NT~~YT l^equest Pattern No. TW-355 and enclose a stamped, 6cl{-adtfeesae{i envelope. ter baking ?: * ' v&jjgg - ftrrr i9lli9 Jr;; iMpbS to 1 ~w\U m t?' IT j asjvi rn^m mi i essential to baking success. Place ' tine center of the oven as possible. If irnir >e placed on the same shelf. If a ' e other two as the third corner of ) be placed above so that the two the t -ml itside crust and doughy center, the j/lroi ic ov?n heat control on the Calorie t a, as to temperature tween baking tina and the walls of " '' J unr erole, pudding or roast In the same ; he e off steam in baking which may t|1(. Slightly Jiigher temperature. Alum- < '1 Jtter oven may be necessary than oast iron utensils, which tend ta T Aid< i /pVy. ; ..'v" ' * . .' rried Here , c : \ ?a i 1 ?7 ?f ^ ~~ ^ ;::}' , ; ' a ;- ' c ' y " ' ;:V :tl 1" 4 ! ti 'A cijui* Mrs. Truiiuan Adams, p of Columbus. and ;b a _< iUalo?of .Murns Brown Co>\ Attnnto. Ga. Wlii] ulu.U:d thci'o ho?was a n?*?fi j < to and ni L\<idun1 of v*>v. r_%l i lent organizations. s i c c e luution. Mr. Adams lias bc?;n< , lat-d with several business, tical and civic organir.amns. ' recently, lie is Assistan. manf i' i M i n 1 b' 11 ^ -1 1' I e fnsuipnee Comp^n/s dis-;tl t OlfiCo in ^sumtcr. . ia oiflen's Council ges Citizens _ > Register ^ he Columbia Women's coun- p issued this week an urgent eal that women, not only in | imbia but all ov-jy Sou*h Ca J na, wtio have not obtained r registration certificates goi he places of registration on! 'T-forrhe^ places of registration are nitv to be found in the conn-'"1 crorthrmses: ouricil officials pointed out ^ anyon who is at least 21 's of age, and who has Hved ? South Carolina two years, in county for one year, and in. _ jarecinct or. wat^Kfor four^ iths is qualified- as to re si :e. In addtion, persons must ^ er be able to read and write ? hey must own and have paid s collectible during the pre- al is^vnar in this State on pro' v assessed at $300, or more. speaking of th.- importance ?>1 egi-tration and Voting, Mrs. s. Nelson, Council president ared, "Perlhppe on.!v up; " g can surpass in undent >- ~<ic behavior the. withholding ^ he ballot for so long frcrn -3ble citizens .of color, and that le negh ct of those same citi- y< t regi-tt . an i u>c i fo -tl ly the privde.' ant, : spon- !'t ity of voting, mov. that t cy w i)?t1 it'' i' t ,Wt-? ' ! i ; i registration ij.'! f ;j.a' -j''. t<_ .i?u n, 'orce, must ia dat? .1 .9-iU ,>: a 'i ? -s> i-.?i?1-.\; rr'rrr p ?d Cross Seeks ' * )lunteer Workers ' he Red Cross' Blood Ceiter ^ its ;it Allen U.niv rsity and ^ edict College and other in- : t cm J Milcnt f'r- t.. serve us ? r.'!\. at the Mobile Unit Oper- 0 " -'''.eh will take place at v en U|uv; rsity, Fndnjy, M v , Tnatv two volunteers . rej ? d'-'1 t . t di?LLu?U- r. 1U |? It wiH be from 8 4,r) A M t >L ? I' M, and 12:4a ? > j 4a on' . ! -d-'V - U hr.se t'olunt ering to help ' < ill c I "thriT service hot . inte.ed- j and .tnjnvable n> wcl] a- ?j thwhile T11 typ,e . >f jobs!, he filiefi are varied. Needed \t "hliy ..idci. ar-a - -rn?pUonCs," ~j7 ;.--tr^i:^.-aiul-4-^tH>liJi n* *'v ile blood desk where bnt'les (r given to the donors Voiun p - actine a- 'i11re" 1 rod" lfieriitures and weight and ist the pr??f s>ional staff in u donor room. Tnds assign- f, it can be filled bv Registered b so-, Student Nurs s. Pract.eal g ses or those who completed b Red 4'rose Home NurVng n rsc. i tne cam on, work. rs give donor^ light refreshments! the donor pin Shaped liko ?'n p of blood signifying th.iltJJ rTinve giv. n blood, ' a i order to serve <>n the mobile""uj t fiperatjon, voli<nte-?*j will ai given on the job training at v Blood Center. 3215 Devir.e a: et next __wciik i they?willJx -me familiar with th-ir ,*>! . uesday evening: Mav n. Sl.ifT 5, Cs will meet at 7:30 Car,- C < -v ." ?- ' ?? ; ' - y-rt LIGHTHOUSE and INFpRM % . i I I i ? I % 1 I I ' 1 ' . 195 Delegates f: Vttend AKA r Regional fldeet 1. CHARLESTON ? Apj.roxim- I tely 196 Hflpgatps frnm Virgin. , i. North and South Carolina at- I ended the South Atlantic Reional Conference of th^ Alpha wappa Alpha sorority here last we week end, at which Gamma Xi yo1 )mcga chapter was hostess. ^ei A business session at?Burke (igh school featured Mrs. Wa- mQ ies Waring as' guest speaker; a j jncheor. v as served. . . ^ An appreciative audience at-in^ endrd the "publlc meeting at I iforris Street Baptist Church jus| lat night, presided over by Mrs. t pfl( ? P.N Brown. Sorer P.M. C'afltey: va<* organist; greetings wereL.it. rougnt by Attorney Richard E. 1'^ iplds for the citiz<?ns of Char-i . ?-ton. Other speakers included j' "* >r. John Mi. Met/, for the Pan-'801 fellenic Council: Mrs. Mamie E.??J Melds for the Charleston Fpdrr-^ tion of Colored Women's Clubs, the Trs. Estella Massey Obornr- for 'au Omega -chapter, New York tog ity, was guest speaker. t ind Among others also sharing- inl-thJ ie program were: j I Rev-.?JrT:?Knttv-riu-ht?M t?-?H-ii I fol i,L. Green, Mrs. M. Montgomery,fw' Tr>. A. Lauretta Whitney, Mrs.j^p 'at.lla R. Turner, regional di-j octor who introduced too sycak.-. h'1( e, and Rev Stephen B. M .' key thr The confeyc nca ended . ju Sur.- j.e ay. |ere The American Ca reer Sot rktv ' OT1* as awarded 955 research grants 'Vin'cc starting its ' natiar.-v;ldc * rogram in 1946. |f,n L l it > boi!ars fight ranrcr. GiVa tojpnl ?1951 Cnneei Ciuudi*.-of thgl^ ^mcriean Cancer Sncjfty. l.on ?* ! 11 ! r f a vi j ?en workea at 8:30 P.M. Wednesday evening, f.o>e ishing to assist as Nmses Aide> *pn ill meet the ce'nteT at 7:30. Those wishing to serve are ?ln. Lked to call Mrs. Lillian John- . )h 2-8694 immediately at the ^ lood .Center. Pir Federated Clubs ^ By Mrs. Mamie E. Fields P*n Cheraw Welcome^ You j|jjj rHATU^TAK: .?JFhe-anmnt ? ieeting of the Statf fo^mtinn 1 Colored Women's Clubs will e held May 4 and 5 at Coulter! .eademy with the Federation! lub of that city. Mrs. L. Eiler- v Y district local president . with 5P er committee has been ..work-1 M to welcome the club women?? ho are asked to be there early riday. The meeting will oegin P.M., Mrs. Ellerby, presiding. mj he State president will give her inual message. The Juniors Ctf il] share the program with Miss . iielma Murray state supervisor ion* esiding at their meeting. o??i Meeting of the board will be- ?3? n "May 5 at 8:30 with a break- JuE ist at Coiilter Academy, all >ard members are asked to be y* re. the president can not do!|J|j District president^ please have "^1 >i^r reports r-.ady. and typed t'orr le files, club pro*! (hunts your I f port is the most important li.ak ' ,.1 i this chain of "Ljfting As We1. 1-rm." Please type your reports nd include your list of officers i \ nd their addr s.i uie can't L.~ lint minutt'S without th si-; iM>. ; The Garden Department The Garden Department with Irs. Howard of Georgetown,] hairman asks n"t to forget this] has- of jmr program:- Ribbons j . ill be awarded and in-piratfbn; jJi Jie.-yaursr-iot^-^a better?j -*? mot er yo.ir, some said that; ieorgetown must be on the orig ; nal spot of the Garden of Eden, ! he town is lovely, with much. ! tin- credit going to the club' 'omen for it is the Hub w.-meni eho have- beautified the n w ; - Iq-a arh lf:g'. S hunl ..nmU . Barnwell will report on theiri >jeet a Hub room. Aiken cn ' ertained the district in January. inv will be there. ATI of "" the Itrb- arc urged t^> bring" the:ujiiors-. Rock Hilj the home of le vice presidejit js doing a good >1) and tlie work there is grow'-1' 1 ' '"v tin. .) u?v O'S. ' ) m TT eonville will entertain the ' vderation in 1952. Pleaese c;>nn ! r pared to invite the Federal:.ais _ j your city in"T353. Ribbons for the flower-show: ill be awarded. Scholaiships | >r the girl-. at the home will! 1 e given. The money tre^ will I row to great proportions right1 eforc our eyes, which v. .11 boi ltei^sting and meaningful. Cheraw is well stttfatied for ^ us transportation. From Greenville down to Cheiw. scheduled to arrive 8 A M., L5Q P.M.. 5:30 P.Mr, and 7 5fl nd 10:23 P.M. From Charleston p. bb< will arrive! 11 !20 A.M., nd 6, 7 58 and 10:23 P.M. ..Check | HtK ycur ToT-4 station agfnt i nil arrange to arive on t.moj I ir tho mooting, ?? '* Remember thy dato Muy l and i Place; - Coulter Academy,! horaw } ? ... ?5ti= : .A'iTITCHIN' 1 TIME Hy NELLIE' W0A|4>.f J Prue to a promise- made two eks ago, this apace will be deled to advice on altering pains and studying the workiif or guide that come with st commerical dies: patterns, before you attempt to cut your atctrifcd, take otft the workview and size you wish to >. Following this layout, check ?h piece of the pattern and rk pieces you will use. Fold tat is not needed and return envelope. ' n studying the worksheet, be :e to note mark which?indites seam allowances. Watch ?the?notches in?the edge of oattern which mark points which variuus pieces must tit ether. Find th , marks which licate tucks, pleats and ga t is most important that you lich indicates the straight pf > floods. These marks will not / - been u?"d for anything else 1 a!\vav>i follow a lengthwise ead of the fabric. There is no option to th i- rule and if for nomy or other reasons you do follow it. the garment will be : of line and n?t hang propoT3eforc vou place your pattern the fabricT~tt is best to fit roil fienro Hfmpmhpr ynilJ itr.rn was bought bv bust or .ist measurements and is based an average figpre size. Most our?figuron?differ?froaa?the ?rage in proportions. So pin ' pattern together and try it see where alterations are nesarv. Be careful not to pip close at?the?armholc seam the waist and sleeve or you 1 tear your pattern, n making the actual pattern ;rnations, it is better to make adjustments when th9 patrt is flat, on the fabric. Fol-' ryour-worksheet arefuly and in all darts, seair^ and tucks, ihered sections should bo foldand pinned into small i together sections of the ist; skirt and ^sHevrs, .separv. matching each, notch. Place s parallel to edge at seazh-^ rwr howry nwippbh am a nmr* m a vivr OlAlb rAnn "Where the Elite ' and Greet" M - ? .... ami .:lrb. h?v. tr need put up with mom hir mmiMHlM Interfere with fun and Work. They know ta tut they are burins a kind of luillim" asl funrtlonal periodic pain Just a MtUs CarduI day helps build up resistance so that many en eufftr leas and leas each month, until, after je. some may so throush their periods without ml?cry." For the aake of your happlnma. ask dealer tor Cardul (Say: ' esrl-vew-cy?'*). ITTTTTTI monthly cramps |ihl!A!ll mm - "" Fs SMART toJ? B- * Jj ^jQpJv pace nov This most useful hair piece blends in *ilh your o?n hair and keeps I he F?+tftlt enrf* evcrr. .. >3.00 THE HALF CLAMOUR litem at the crown of--the head and lanfs naturally down the back. (It ic IS to 20 inehca fonjt. .....SI0.00 1VI#Hi...$3.50 *?il> Porter ?| , M*d? i.. ^3.00 Writ* ; UAin V%A mm aaaaaA rmm-Mu rwanro 312 St. Nktwlm Ay N<w route, w. r,r ^ v,ij. r & Is Weafcer | DURBAN, South Aflric* J At- j las) ? Manila! Ganhi. 58-year JH old son of India's late Monhandae ffl K. G-gpdhi. Waa reported "vasy-^M weak and exUemely tir#d" thi?/4 weck-IronLhia five days of fast-1 J ? ing to protest South Africa's Jim Crow laws.,' | W. L. Johnson J On Council ' lM :^wuur u. Benedict College Extension Division and director of th? Allen- 4H Benedict summer school, has jfl bee chosen to serve on the ex- )H ecutive a? -a Teacher Education, the purpose -fl of which is to coordinate work -nLtw<> councils and tcrpropose ^ agenda for council meetings for the State Board T>f SEdtieatlonr BREAST CANCER SAFEGUARD I T> A Ga & ,-f t recommends th3t woraen % c*. ji -ftmifttr 4ht4r ini i t| Qn llimiii ully once a month to help^?detect br ast oa-ncer in its early stage* /jsM when thc cure-rate is nearly 90 per cent. Later breast cancer * ' j-| Good Work jo- Dependable j J O HNS O IM " M 'k | Shoe Service jgM | 2107 Read St. ? \M "Try Us Once* g ^ | ? *Phone 3-9162 ^ i ? Bring This Ad And Save X jf i 25c On SI.00 Or More ? / Spent & I PINE STREET I % ) FOOD STORE 1 J g Variety of Meats, rouliry andy '"13 f Lanes *u i aucy TI Y : : -I -,-iij 1 Free' Delivery Service J I IttlS ?IKB STttKBT J j ( J. E. BARNES, Prop. 1 1 Don't Be Misled "I 1 Look Pirttrf I $ ROOMS ft SOFT DRINKS I 'iM COLD BEER AND WINE I 9 TAXI SERVICE ' DAY or NIGHT I ? : I" WEIGHT ! I HOTEL CAPE I t . PHONE 9166 I - 209 E. Hampton St. . I 3ok your best J 6edATT ACHMEN^ ^ ^ 5.& BACK OF Hit HEAD CLUSTER This item is made from one of our Clamour Page Boys and "' j you can easily mot- ii Jn if you care to. g 70g P.; dm M " xsM I ' - JSA I', m? s +\ i'-^Vv v..,-^ THE ALL-AROUND ROLL Thu ituckawm it a time lid nway m**r. Wear it end eliminate tike Mr ? j Lair. Tkie will give rtTwtVfnrir. . -' ' ? ii ????gi ' i7 i?i??i ^ ?;? |-|m? - ; -a