Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, May 05, 1951, Image 14
Central AME Confr
* - Throngs of people have been
witnessing the March 'ofthe
-and -Blue SlgnbnruM :
Progress" for Allen University
as night ifier night the seventy
or <moi*i singe 1^ from the ttnl?
verity Choir "a rid Album of Faith
% have lifted the hopes of all Al^
lenites an<j people in feennril. O
Monday night, April 16, Or.
I* .. - T H. Addison, presiding ^eltfer >
fcy; Qf the N.ewberry District and the
people of this district came forth
fe"-' -yit" iMH.OQ. riwh -urith mnnv -2
pTviSedges which whun -ppid at
1 Commencement will boost tj^i.> S
Ft1, district to* the front rank. Rev. '
J. C. Murray, the-pastor at New-!,
Ev berry, had everything in,roadie
nesjrTor the night. j
? The Beaufort District aSsemK
\ bled at Walterboro with Dr. N. i
? _A^JJethea~as pastor mef Sunday
z~~~ afternoon, April 22 and when Dr. ,
i?..J.'C. Jamcflt the prrniding , Ulor. :
>' led this district in reporting $301. i
1 o#- . !;
y Most-surpriTng wns Die rep -in
-"of the Wateree District Sunday
night;-1 under the leadership of (
W.J. Robinson as presiding clde;,
$7%6.QQ was raised, aending-ilrre-^
district to the top for. the Central '
w Conference, The laymen, in this
district stood out promine: tly.
Rounds? and round., of flnnlniKD
greeted Mrs. Viola Summers, a
.graduate of Allen University "Trt
' 1894, .when she came forward
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n In Lead For
.*v*' '
A. IT, fleai?
with $51.00, Dr.^)A. D. Dawkim,
p>ator of Bethel rht.rr h r.t Mm*,
lewa^ rgot great ,response from
hig membership in the hospital
ity^extended and the lf.adp.mMr>
i,Jiuwn iu reporting.' Walter-'C.
Jackson,* lay leader. gave $65.
00 emtf the presiding elder's
Wife. MrS. Agnes Robinson, repeated
$51,007
All unexpected, the Columbia
District led by Dr. B.C. Cunning1
h?n_hii_the $1,000 mark Monday".
night at West Columbia
where the pastor and .wife. Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur Fisher and the
(members extended most gracious
hospitality. * Drs. J. A.
FTolmes, Marlin J. Hendrieth. and
Fred James" were promirt?.d in
getting response from their
ihurcheg and-laymen. Editor
George H. Hampton,.
Piil?w-'tt'? ; IV.,dor?aonl?jey?with
his $51.00 check, Dr. R. W. Mance
added $25.00 to his $51.00 gift
Lliu. giving $-76.00. "Mrs; Fannie
Cunningham, wife of the presiding
elder, Mrs. Fish.sr with $57.
90. A.T. Butler. Mr. PressleV and
Mi*s_. Holman -were- lay in1, n vim
figured prominently in the $1,000
rally for the ^Columbia .Dis'n t.
Everyone* is watching for the
Charleston District, led by Dr.
A. J. Jenkins and the Edfeto Pitt
irirt, tPTt PTC'by Dr. F Philip Ellis
when on Friday night the
"Gold and Blue- Signboard" rallies
the forces at historic ' Emanuel"?Church.
Charlc.:'(.n"; Dr.
Frank Veal, pa-tor, with. Dr. B.
J. Sumptor of Mt. ?ion church
Charleston joint host
Tl^e score board by districts
Up f.. -- ' > .. i in)! |. |
:^e District. Dr. J. E. Thomas, 31,
286^00; Sumter " District, Dr. M.F.
Robinson, $1,231.00; Mar?or, District.
Dr. J. S. Coe,- $1.003.00: Columbia,
Dr."T5.~~C. Cunningham^
SJ.OO-hOQ; Waterec Distrrc* Dr
WvJr"ItobinsonT $726.00, Dillon
District. Dr. D, J.~ Gadson, $652
>0; Orangeburg District Dr. W.
B.L, Clark, $621.00; Man n r.,a D-strict.
Dr. E.A. Parker, $501.00;
Georgetown District Dr. R. I.
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Saturday, May 5, 1951
S.C. Insurance
. .Association Mccta
At Greenville
= ?GriEEWVILLE ? Tile?South '
Carolina. Insurance Association
hidd ^its annual: meeting here'
Friday nnrl Satarday^"^ ^
At the first session.?which was!
public, the welcome address wa?
delivered J by, the Hon. Jh Ken-:
noth Cass, mayor of Greerwi'le. j
, The principal message vvas .dc-'
lrvered.by J.Ji-- Walker agency'
director of the Pilgrim Health;
- and-Lif**--Inauinin l1.?ft tit St^bied
wag "Builders- of Destiny."*
Miusiicr- was furnished by the;'
Sterling high school choir. I
Thursday etvening, delegates ;j
apd their gusts' were entertained
at the Elks" Rest*,' I
The Friday rnornvng session j
consisted of a panel discussion
led -by "Walter John-v.n "arid JJ
Long. J. C. Chavis, president of1
th? Association dolivnmH t :i.? ...
nual address.
Officers electeefoe 105-1-53'are!
- President.?J.C. Chavis. First V ,
(President. E. E. Guiles; Second*
V-President. L.A. Dunniore; Sc^
rotary. St, CI air Robinson: As- r,
distant Seeretai v. Vh'ginia 1'ryor,
Financial Secretary, F.D. Bailey;!
jTrcasurcr, S. A. Smith; Sergeant
at Arms. AT.. Jones; Parliamentarian,
E. C. Murray; Reporter,j
I J. (V Roach, and Historian. W?n-r
twrtr?Jnrqtlrs;' Winfred Mundla.j
Executive Secretarv.
I
| The' Executive committer con-;
isists' of the President! First VPrcstotrrrt:?"Second
v - 1'iesidont.
Secretary, Financial ^ccrctarv j
Treasurer. Executive Secretary,
ahso M"r7 R.E. Lipscomb and W.
j N. Rosenb'orough.
1 The?rrrsl mecinv.; will conjvene
in Charleston. J
| 242 FELLOWSHIPS GRANTED ,
! 'l'o tr;un cancer reseatch-^pp?titalwTv:
tin! \m. i" i i . i n i 1 hnrer' V.d.
] ciety ha- awarded 2*2 fcllow-i.
jsbips to'young doctors and scion-,
tists in the past five years.
Funds ?ivfrn the American p
j Cancer Society help train, cancer.j<
(research scientists. Awards have;
.(been made *? "2 young researchers
this year.
El*mon, $470.00. Newbany- Pis- *
trirt. Dr. rT. H. AWiV.i.. ^$41 4.0?;j
Mt. Pleasant District, Dr. L. L.!;
Farmer. $359.00; and Beaufort 1
District. Dr. J C. Jaino3j, $301 00.
- for addilion to those iApvi.v.:s- <
~ly anoun'ed the followinghave! 1
given $51.00: 1
Glover. B. J Hutchinson. W Mr~
Jackson, WJL Murray, S.L. Bas- 1
-tont J'.B. Jt linings, W. ii. isarr.gs,
WE. Richardson, S.W. Fordham, 1
JWiii McDonald, R. -G- Wright.
Wm. Thompson, W B L. Clarke,
Chappelle Davis, J. C. Coaxujn, Leroy
Jackson; e. j. Martin, j.r
jU?Foglo Jrilni Raflin i'?A Mr?
rant; Dr. D. J. Gads(\i; Madames
Alice LaSaine, W.B.L. Clarke
Ethel Williams and Madge Har- !
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I?fefct On Main Street
?A-Uantk?Reach, >*. Tr
Dial 3-6224, or Write:
Mrs. CARRIE BELL GIST j
110 America Street
V Charleston, South Carolina ?;
1 ski; king pc
1941 liuick 4-Door Sedan. P
1947 Chevrolet Aery Sedan.
Equipped
E 194G Chrysler Town and C<
Convertible
a
1946 Dodge 4-Door Sedan. I
BH Heater. Clean.
I m KING P<
B ^ 1925 MAIN
Motor <
?1950 Plymouth Deluxe
4-door
- sedan
1950 Plymouth 1 Ptftft club
coupe
1949 Plymouth Spee'ial Deluxe
club flj | QQft
/coupe *e * ood
1 IQ4Q P1i,mn.au _ -
coupe $10951
1949 Chrysler Windsor 4
sedarn $1895
OldsmobilL..J.?a" 4 rlr,n.
sedan, radio and Jieaterr
fcydramatic d?j rqp
drive ?pl ?)?/*>
i?47 Plymouth Special TV- ~
luxe 2 door mO/lE:
sedan ?
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MAIN & EhMWOOI
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ON A RErORTfcR 8 BI ,i
Even the police j? nffirt-r
Gvortfe El i1 a zel^?a gr. c thai ye
scribe is to be excused fox* not
knowing what Brother George
Elmore had . in mind that afternoon
when he "shaked" his fret
at tile passing reporter;. Now,
Brother Elmore explains, lie was
trying to say "Come over -and
have -a?piece'c>F my birthday
tiake". He recently celebrated his
4Gth birthday, but "don't look a
day over 40".
-And it. seems thai the fine
ones lovv. the black Cadillacs.
The" .ithpr tfiTnoftn, a SCCOnd
one of the fine cars backed up
t i a i'crtaiii__xLoolimuna? door and
Two ladies dashed wobbly out
on high_iiLcL to the back seats
?t+i'uiwptK?cUT TTT sight.
Alter waiting for a Tew' minutes,
anotlier ._ prjjrinnetit gcntlermrrr
joiiied the driver on the front
Rev. lieeder
Heads Local
Baptist Body
Rev. J. P. Uecdcr. pastor vf
Ziim Baptist .Church, was elected
president of the Baptist Union
of Columbia and the Vicinity
Sunday afternoon.
Otn.er ofliuers include:
Rev. Robert H.' Wilson, vice*
pro-ident. pastor nt St. Paul Baptist
church; Mrs. Essie Lee
dorieli ni f-YTTT Nazar. ,
Baptist. secretary; Mrs. Gus.-ie
Bolton of Zion Baptist, assistant
secretary; and S. L. White"Of
Friendship Baptist church., treasurer-.
~ Nnrrtect" ~"fo (lil-'^ociucaf lonal
committee was Rev. F. M. Young,
chairman <?nd Rev. W. IT. Neal.
secretary-treasurer; Rev. J. C.
Spann was made chairman of
the Committee on Foreign ML
sions and Rev. Maxie'S. Gordon,
secretary-treasurer.
Frank McCormick was appointed
director of choirs- and
James. Saunders? chairman of
ushtr boards. Other committees
ancj chairmen are to be appoint
ed later.
As the election meeting open
:nf. C. H. Ca-h and Kimono Gary
led devotions, followed bv a 2.r?
minute song ^crvie*?^ondii'tcdjy
Mxs. -^mrttrv^Tvrnit:
additional "number's were sung
ay choral and youth groups.
The special sermon .was d
tivered by-Rev. Robert Wilson.
Push Aehefwtr To
Hire Race Folk
WASHINGTON ? (CNS)
Secretary of State ,D.ma Aches on
,vas asked this week tn hire Ne
T-k ? .?? c? , ( ,,
grocs 'n Tnc
as designed by a si\ point pv>
grUm submitted by a gr >uo
Utp Xt )iKludii~UL-Ala.ry
McLeor| Bettvunr and A Phdhp
Randolph. Their . ompiaint 'vn-.
[hat the?: State Department probably
employs fewer iNP gr?>cs ahove
nu-todian and ele.unl levels
tnan any other section- of the
Federal Government
)NTIAC riKST !f
3NTIAC mm I
STItKKT W ^
VF.R
19r>0 Oldsmotrle "8H" club efdan,
radio an^ heater,
hydramatie u?r?/m_er
mtve
1949 Buick Special 2 donr
sedanetfe, Gaelic . and
neater, dyna- u* 1 tar
flow $1495
1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster
4 *-,oor iunr
sed< n ??Ojt)
1947 Ford Deluxe 2
door sedan 'P
49-111 O'.ii > ?-11 i Windsor 4 door
?- ?-rnnTn nnu neaicr,
xan . $495
19f?l DcSoto 4 door sedan, radio
and heater,
300 miles
[OTOR CO?
- PLYMOUTH
4 PHONE 2-4309
J, -? ? ?
? , . ' . . t - k
! seat and the ^kitty" cruised on
I out and clown thp street
Wofcider whflf cute litllr
! w 11(2 walktd into what place
Wedne$da> morning remarking
i "1 feel kis^abLe?"
Columbia's two police. ?ii?
i fieejrs, Ralph Minis and Qeorge
j Eleaeer. .- ?n'o wondering - wnen
: other men will take the ex-1
-r<mhnnt:nn and J(iln them on the'
i force.
. Trv y say that Attorney At-[
j bjyt (Blue) Kininc^yJ'^._days?
i. round town are now numbered.
Last week, his dear uncle Satn-j
I mie >ent hinn not greetings, but
| orders to report to th colors.;
; He was in the reserves. *
j " (Eugene Mont gome r\ likes
[to tease a <ertain_newspaperman:
bui due, rrT""UnnTr"? tlin"?a?JH rtT^
big friecracker ig being set un)
tier Ivftn. whirfr may e^-pl n1 ? 'il-i
most any clay now.
9 A note from Rev K A D.i j
\is at Spartanburg says cju.it.. a;
_ emnl->rr of Pnlnmhi-. ^ V. i.1 lip'
! for services every wee They
; arc said to b< members of his
(former oa-torate here.
, O V\ ho >. \v Biot'.cr 13 a ii
I hi.mjyson and the -lovrrlv little'
i IMvsfrrdliTig slowly down1
Haippton -treyt ci ft or church
' srrW'i's- i, Sunday"'
? Br- '-or T. J. say - he hns
himself another golf course to.
1-11.U?.-no y U wanted th
(privilege .'Ut of some cronies he
{has in uniform.
: Palmetto Medical"
J
I Three-Day Annua!
J D Mrtiee l-'dlj
, Doctor* of the- P.-'mctto Mecli-r
ml, Dental arwt Phai'mncputiml
Assohata a nd d - a sueee.s.fuh
.throe-el:.; seminar at their annu
1 see itifie session*. and fif-j
j th.- (I ?d Samaritan-Waw rly
jteentlrr! nio. which wris hold at
[Hospital Allcr, University and;
.Benedict College. April 24 to 27.
The r< tor oflinicians includ-j
^ni not -pcialists from the
; loading enters of the pation.
: One hundred one rncmoers of!
tli, mod: . I. dental and on arm a- j
eoutT'ST" profession^* registered 1
. f"r the <ession- ana c limes, At
closing- I'll.' iia -s -essmn officers~
JL tx?' f , 1 1?T< ill! | m Ull!OCi.
?Dr. T. C. NlcKa'!!. . C'rwleston, !
nresident-elect automatically be
1 I'I -edeni sli reeding Dr. R
W. K >wt', Columbia. . :*etiring i
president. Officers elected wcxe:.
Dr. W. K. Laney, Ho?k fotll.J
; t3r >sidrnt-r)prt; r>r W F,
i Sune*1#. executive secretary; Dr.
ing- aretnry; Dr. C.C. Brevard.
Camden, treasurer.
Elected to sei'^e on the t. xecu-j.
tiv,?. board wwe: Drs. J. C"."An* j
dorson, Andersort, Mo itt?oni?ry
Kennedy.. Beaufort. and H. T.
William. Sumter.
()t er members of thj. Exa-urtiVL'
Bonyd not clot'tut m.s yo;r
include: Dr. !,. W. Long. lT,>rou,:
:liainunn of tH board; Dr. C!. W.
T.-elo, Georgetown, Dr. W. W.
Jane-. Chi-jdeston; Dr. El A. K.
Huggirf. "Greenville; Dr. D. M
Duck tt, Rock Mill; Dr. H,1 Wils
n. Florence and Dr. II. E.
1 Tb mas, Seneca.
Dr. W H V a. Ant.r*or
was elected general h.iirman of
program committee. Dr. A
J C"lli.ns. Columbia * . tlx.
<' : : 11. t n?rrf? *'TlO:l f r:mi
by Tin: Oi l iiACi -Sistuh
full Bosom down on!
the 11100 block ate a lot of "xowl
trying t.. got Pop to come hack
home. Maybe from now on she
will let t'v* o|l b.-.y. v-M- b a liUloj
"a;r with th boys without blowing
her top. Pop could go and
stay one of fr.ese days.
I * A (ertain tall. skinny papa
from the North Columbia sid/> is
; wall'.?!.i\ iml iT with T7TT termer '
pulh t- .md baby chicks. everybody
scehis lb be talking about
how hy is laying that chick jive,
that tender cluck jive. Brother
i you < annot get away with n ur1
cter. you sd too tall and-,your
r born?iy ton?In igtit. Better g'.ve
the little ^inian more attention.
, and let tongue* stop wagging off
! vrrTi
r 1 ? - ?'
' Hag has had ?he year" aclie
all the week fri>m listening to
; M>iyc loud squalling called singj
ing last Sunday and Sunday
j night. When wiH the time come
I when they wil stop calling baw
ling antf throat busting "sing|
ing"? ,
[ The slick haired chick still
j wearing out shoes and the
j]street>. Her daily job Ls'overy:
Ixnly's business. Her first job
|!un Friday morning is tp hign tall
i it to the uorner drug store for a
i fresh copy of you knoA' what.
Well, the old cue-baller is still
i .s lyinu 1 li.it lift is strong.?And hp
ois still taking a lot of doses of
jHadacol. Boy. that must be good
, medicine. Your kind of Hadaj
col, I mean. Maybe some day
.you will get tired of being petrified
and go back to work.
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AEC Violated
Nnn-Bias Or#W
NAACP Charges
WASHINGTON ? Violation <
the President's Pair Emplcymet
Order 0900 was charged th!
week?te?the Atomic EftCrj*
Commission of?Ei
ducah, Ky.. by the Washlngto
I Bureau of the NAACP.
In a statement of Fletche
Waller, fair employment office
of the AEC, the NAACP note,
thai Mrs. Barbara Banks ari
Miss Evely^ Mills sought cTC
plo.Vment as stenographers wit
AEC through the Paducah Em
plnymaht Service in January, a
_which time the -A-ge~w7nr inter
vieving applicants ' for clcrica
rmp'oynient but declined *o -cd
ploy Negroes. .Th/ N'AACP cum
plaii t states that approximate!;
60 i ersons, all_of them white
were TtlrTfnbyccI Bv the AEC" a
the time.
_ Nft A,CP officTaT,?pointed?rrn
that, >vhii.x the specific complain
vy;:.s made against tha ^E'V ac
tually there are a greet man;
other, complaints which have .v
so .been filed about the hirin;
;u-grti iiii??M^Graw CuTi
striK-tion Compaby, which j:
building the AKC plant at Padu
eah. The Association ^tate.l tha
w'ih- the ontuetor is qj; A v
erect by_ Kx(?cUtr/? Order 9l?80
as U the AKC. under 'terms o
contract with the AEC the Mc
CJraw Company is required I'
h:r In ii non-discriminator>
manner.
COMING SOON!
The New Lighthouse & Informs
Association Ends
Seminar For 1951
?Dr. II.If. Gibbj. Gretnvill(
was elected chairman "of tlii
pharmaceutical program. Dr
Maceo Howard, Hartsville waelected
chairman of the medioal
section;A
challenging address? or
"Our Present Day OpportunJtics"
was delivered by 'Dr. M.L
Wultpn, Sr., Thomasville," Geor
gia, president- of the National
Dentaf Association, at the publi.
session held Wednesday "night.
Noted Specialists Attend
Noted specialists^ conducting
rtiniGs Tor Three dav<? were:. Surge
,alJ_DjyJ-Ieor^e-I1A^r^lliaM^
NasTwlTie^ supervisor; obsterica
and gynecology,, -Dr. L.R.?Swift;
sup' rvbor, Durham, in. C.; Exrav,
Dr. J?ces L. Martin, supervisor
Philadelphia; Eye, Ear
Nose and Throat, Dr. C.M. Harris/supervisor,.
Philadelphia;_Pe;
dudrlcs. Dr. E. Perry Crump, supervisor,
Nashville; PharmaoeiT
tical Clinics. Dr. vJ. I. Cooper,
wupi'ivisui. TWashlnpton, U. U.r
Medical Clinics, case demonstrations.
fround taibli, discussions,
Dr. Carroll M. Leevy, supervisor
Jersey City, N. J.; Oral Surgery
Clinic. Dr. John A. Turner, supcrvhnr.
Washington, D.C.; Operative
Dentistry. Earl-II. Henry
D.D.S.. supervisor Mcharry Tel
legNashville.
Scientific discussiohs and lectures
heard during the session?
include "Bnrly Recognition 01
Cancer of the Breast with T.an
tern Slides"" Do. James h. Martin.
Philncfelphio.
"Problems in the Differentia
Diagnosis of Jaundice." Dr. CarM?L
i vy. dc r~" y C:t . . ''f.Vrt
nn ! egnl Consideration i:i the
Practice of Pharmacy." Dr. Chnan;
y" I. Cooper. Wa-hmgton
s'u; .;itv '?(kilt'ial i'i:rr^
t:ce." Dr. C?eorg W."1 Hilliarc!
NaCvilk; "Pr u ttraT TaTR>j or
P.-.> c;o!?i.'in jnfI Management cri
Diseases i>f EaiV Notft*. and
Throat." Di. Charles M. Harris,
Do. E. P. Crump, Nashville and
Philadelphia; ''Prematura, Care-,'
"Responsibility.'of ihc Dentist in
Orvsl Cancer.". Dr.. Jbr.n A. Turner.
Washington. D.C. and '"Every
Day Problems rn'Operative
D ntistfy" by Dr. Karl H. Henry,
Nashville.
Spaulding, Higgins
Speakers For
Nurses' Finals
C.C. Spaulding, president of the
N. C. Mutual Life Insurance
Company, will be the principa
speaker a<t the graduation ol
Columbia Hospital's Nursing
Ttirss?this spring.
spookier?*4?the?gradu ith/n rrl
Prnci/inut D
m i wuiviu uniuuci iv. xiig&m:
of Allen University will delivei
TFTE baecalaurate sermon. .. J
Drake, chairman of the hospita
board, will present diplomas tc
the ( lasses and make the annua
scholarship awards.
The graduation wilh be helt
at the First Calvary Baptis
Church, at 8.30 F M. hn May 21
with?rmr "church's senior choi
and the hospital's gtee clubs pro
viding sele^ed music. Th
speaker will be introduced b;
Winfred Mundle,"district mana
^gtrr for the N,<J. Mutual Insuran
ce Company here, and invo^a
tion will be by Rev. Arthur 1
Fisher. ' *
:
nie oactaiauj^ate sermon wil
feature a program at &idne]
Park CME church, at 8 P. M.
on Mary 20.
A reception will follow thi
graduation program in tha aur
gyvg' ham, ???
Rev. JohiMoii .
> Held At Church
it servlOM^or the Rev. We^S
K A. Johnm", Tr?w&o vmm tr
V dained to the ministry were he'
u- in. the Snvanpah Qiove~~Bapfi
n Church last Sunday, pastored V
his father^ Dr. W.A. Johnson, S
r The following members of ti
1 Executive board 6i the Pee Di
J Baptist Association of South Ci
3 roUna exammted the -yotithXi
" minister and C60& part' In tH
ordination service?.
: Dn RM.lBoakurrDrr^Ar-T^
- j t*5nh eTTTRe vs. J.L.-Brooks, J.j
^ Briston and the F.H* Ham. *
Booker moderator?! tbea&soctd
? tion delivered the ordination *ei
y mon. He told the Rev. Mr. Johrj
, son that theresponsibiHtyof ^"mfmster
in this age of war an
uncertainty was to challenge tq
T.rn\i?i' i J Cln'sl M' preacping tn
t worj o* God.
^ pressive which brought tear3 ^
. [ t*yes iq many or neareri
r. Other ministers attending th
' ^rrrviePs-were Revs/ C.L. Statci
s N. Swinton and John James.
. Rev. Johnson :s the son oI th
t i Rev. and Mrs.^ W, A..,J*>nn9<w
. j Sr. of Effingham. After eorr
it pletion of high school wo 'k j
f Wilson high school in Florencs
. .lie entered Morris College wher
j he graduated with an A.B. die
z grre in 1949. Upon grc.i'ij'.oi
from college, h* taught school t
the high school at Loris. He wa
inducted into the army durin
the same year and now is sta
tlofted at Fort f>mphn11 In TT?w
"tutky"
The young ambitious mfni9te
is very gifted and has a brigh
future before him.
* .
- CHKMICAI/S CAimir TANCK
Several hundreds chemical
- have been identifier ar- carcino
gens?substances that g^a caus
'{cancer under certain circumstan
Ijces. The American Cancer So
oiety supports . this research
i Help by giving to the 1951 Can
ccr Crusade. *K''-:'
,! ONE-THIRD COULD BE SAYEI
4? ?-t-- - ' ~
The American Cancer Societj
| says one-third of the 210,000 whi
di^ of cancer annually could b<
saved -through faflylllldutaefctefi
- and prornpt^ii eatmcnt. Aid thT
? campaign of education by givmj
'to th* 1951 Cancer Crunade. I
CIT Y A 1
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A PERMA-STONE PIRB
touch of boouty n?ed*d
of ditflncttvo individual*
planning of a homo,
DISIONS to toHrfy My arcMH
- toctyral r?q,llr.W.nt. ^Ug<tMA-_
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COLUMBIA, 8. C.
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year to accommodate an overflow Q
businete, ^ for . cqIqit^ ^ patsonar'''t I
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Tl^ thTTrffe^will accommodate
Wp" 100 claw, he said, and in the win-- v ,U
ter months sfiecial heaters are
W- furnished the parked cawx.^-?--? -
Shows wlIT hegin at 8 P. Ml
m- and fl:30 P. M. nightly he said. /,
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iV"; \ I?ue^j8ie_ . said formal -
I opening would be made between
' the middle and end of qext
0 j week.? t" -Talent
Hunt
Winner Told
T . ORANGEBURG ? Winner of
' the '' Sixth District Talent Hunt ,
. of Om*ga Psi Phi fraternity % >
Which took place fiete recently
' was Harvey Van Buren. Mr. Van
buren was presented by- Omicron ?
^ Phi Epsilon Epsilon and Mu Sig5,1
ma Chapters dl Columbia.
e Earlier this spring, Van Buren,
a pianist, was awarded top honn
crs at the Tnlont Hunt VioM ^ ?|
"" Columbia by the Omega Cnapr
s *ers In the city., Along with
8 the honor of haying won first
' placie in the district rnnteyt -T.if' ;
- a scholarship to further the
young arists's technique and a- v , I
r biUty. Young Van Buren is from -M
t Camtden where he attends Mather
Academy.
? In lfidO, il-rhOO ^Rrvericans" died ?
of cancer. An estimated ; 210,000
s will die of- cancer this year thp^
- American Cancer Society says.
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