Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, May 05, 1951, Page 3, Image 9
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Dean LaMar Ellis
Addresses YWCA
At Charleston
CHARLESTON ? Wtlohal Y. ]
W. C. A.. Week April ^2-28 waj' 1
opened with an address by Dean
~ Le Mar Bills of Allan University j
On auditorium TCIrs. W.
D..>-Bostori > program chairman.
Dean Ellis chose -as his subject:
"Our Youth in Today's World." ,
?$# Yoiith today a-rfe facing problems
?Religion, Science
and Emotions. It is up to the organisations
YMCA YWCA and ,
Scouts with the cooperation of
the parents tf> guide the boya
llUf girls into , the right channel*-I
E " 'Ortm Ellis,1 former YWCA
worker and now studying t. for
the ministry as well, as serving
. * as dean of men at Allen, praised
the committee for the audience
1 present gald he anaa imatari
: Tl aTthc vat luu^ agenoton who wcr? j
cooperating to make this pro- I
~ gram a suoocro.? ??
Participating on the program
??Jsvere: Rev. B. J. Whipper, Miss
Frankie Viereen, Miss Fredrina
Tolbert, Mrs. F. Barr Miller and
her Gospel Singers. Ushers from
F o ulr t h Tabernadle Baptist
Church, Rev. B. D? Lewis.
L Among those present were:
TUTici T.fttn'n McFall. retired "VW
CA worker; Miss Natalie Heyward;
Mrs. C~Melvin; Mrs. B. D.
Lewis, chairman of Membership
Drive; Mrs. E. M. Parker. Mrs.
L?Wi>?emphasized the?"One
v,: thousand Members needed by
May 18." . .
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as a possible cause of can-1
cer. No proof yet exists that
/ in Vnimnnn i. i?iuim' liy ill
virus although a suspected cancer
virus has be eh found in
chickens, mice, rats and rabbits.
^ The fhlcntless 'Searcn for {*2fitter's
causes is being carried forward
with financial support froila^ the
u . American Cancer Society, L>nd
your aid by giving to the 195.1
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Pergonal Mention
. CHARLESTON?Mrs. Annette
Chambers - Lgcelyefl a "Thank
S?ou' 'badge pnd her troop of 4mil'e
school received a prize for
havbog. the bargest nuknberi of
parents at the Scout Rally April
IS.At Areher School; W. S. Grantt
Chairman of Committee Members
of Morris Brown IntermedJ-.
ntp Troop 33 receive^ &-y?ar pin.
Rev. E> A. L. Lamp'kins, executive
sec'y of the yMCA was
the guest minister?at?"Central
Bapt. Church Apfcil 22. Rev.
LampKins' ejermon paralleled
current happenings "Leaders of
Biblical Times and Leaders Today."
/
- -Prof. J. ?Donovan" Moore presented-his
primary students in a
piano recital af "Avery HighSchool
April 22, banafit Calvary'
Kindergarten. "* '
- Mrs. Evans and daughter Ophelia
and Mrs. Gladys Jones
Robertson were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs- Fleming.
Mrs. L. J. Chapman, chairman
fr.r the recent "Gift Spread" Of
^enjral-^Baptist Church made a
final report April 22 TCt ~tKe
.church* Mrs. Gcrrett of'Fludd St.,
received the "gift" being the alternate.
John Davis who was first
drawn faile^ to present his coupon
winch would have entitled
him to the gift:
Little Barbara Anne Taylor
has been chosen by Central Baptist
Church to run in the infants
Contest for the Hospital Drive.
Mrs. V. F. Turner, chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. George MCartin ol
Jacksonville, Fla.-were guests of
| Mr. and Mrs. E. Caldwell.' Mrs
LjL DeVeaux and Mjs. ?J. D.
j Wright. Mr. Martin and?Mr^
I da Id well tdso visited relatives
i n Sumtqr.
Dr. T. C. MicFall has been elccted
president of the F^almettc
Medical Ass'h. the 51st annua
meeting an^ 15th clinic held ir
Columbia, /Vpril 24-27. He i;
Medical Advisor at the McClel
lan Hospital. Dr. J. T. Massey
DDS. attended the Palmetti
Medical, Dental and Pharmaceu
ticab Ass'n. in Columbia, Apri
24-27.
Raymond Rhett, graduate o
n?irifQ .School, member t
the band and son of Mr, and Mrs
H. R'neit, 51 Drake-Sthas beei
accepted in the Omega Fraterni
ty. He. is presently a student a
State X.^andJM.'College.
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son, freshman at State A. and M.
Collect spent the jweek end al_
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The Initial Mothers' Day Tea
will be held at Morris Brown I
A. M. E. Church May iaMat 4^00
P.3M. Mesdameg B. J. Glover and
R. Brown, sponsdrors; Rev.
B. J. Glover, pastor. Immediate- L
ly following; The &ty Federation
of Colored Women's Clubs J
willy
P. Clark, president.
The Annual Sacred Concert,
sponsored by Marion Stroble for.
the. benefit of .Morris Broy.-n A.
M. E. Church was held April 19-at
the--church. Rev. B. J. Glover,
pastor. * " - .'
Sembl1- Gll'l 3cuut Troop 60
held a SUVLll' Tea In the annex '
of Morris Brown A. M. E. Church
Mrs. V. Moultrie, leader. The
Thompson. Family Singers furnished
music.
Advisory Board Members
The council of the Board of
-Ttwu'hci -Ceititication State De-partment
or Education is made
up of white and colored representatives.
Negro executive com-'
mitteemen elected are: Dr. E. W.
Green, State A. and M. C<-liege,!
W. E. Johnson, Benedict College,
C. C. Woodson, Carver high I
i school;?Spartanburg.?Ryvhiono |
in the site's teacher certification!
program were discussed by the I
state council on teacher education
April 23 in Columbia.
B,onds Wilson Presents Play
Jeanette Goodwin, Annabel
Brown. Johnny Kinjoch. Major
" Whit.tcn. Bernice Myers, Allie I.
_ Hey ward;?tiaitflr?Simon, Era
Smith, liarBert L. Parson, Dan
Whitter and Leon Butler are the
. cast of the play presented - last
, week at the Bonds-Wilson High
t School. ?' - .
x Musical Tea
5 Progressive Tent No. 95 spon.
sored a- Musical Tea at the YWCA
April 15. Silver, china and
3 flowers beautified the tables. Mrs.
_ Florence Thomas, acted as fi1
nance chairman and program director;
Rev. J. A. Williams oi
{ First Baptist Church, Hendersonf
ville, S. C. delivered a short
r .sermonullu. Mis. Tlielma Bumters
i wife of Rev. Sumter of. Mt. Zion
.[Church, piano solo; Mrs.?L.
t William* vocal solo; Miss P.
Payne, instrumental solo; Master
Charles Fludd, piano solo; Mrs.
Mrs. V. Duncan, Local deputy;
Mrs. A. L Harris, . 1*GPSM. A
large numlbeir pi friends were
presenV Mrs. . Carroll, leader
Clarke. Kennedy and Elizabeth
Poinsett* "piano solos.
Second Speaking Contest
-Thp ?annual?speaking
contest of ,<he Grand United Or5
der of Tents of the J. R. Ged|
dings and Jolhfee Union Dist. 'A
I was held at. the YMCA Building
I A i 1 On
I n ??\i. V'V-miwcit,
* Frankstena Ferguson, -Elizabeth
i Brown, 1st priz^ winner; Therein
sa Soott, 2nd. Others on the pro*
grain were: Misses Fredrioka and
Calrolyn Tolfoert. Judges wiere:
j Mrs, S. P. Poinsett, Miss Sadie
Green, (unable to get 3rd judge's
roame). Committee: Mrs. A. F
Harris, Miss* N. Peslesline, Mrs
E. P King, Mrs. V. E. Duncan,
deputy of Charleston Tents.
Central Baptist Sunday School
Council met April 19 Mrs. E.
Bine-?, hostess. In the absence of
Mrs. C. Melvin; Mrs. H. Parker,
led the discussion. Mrs. E. Bines
served as secretary; Miss V. E.
Fraser will be hostess for the
next meeting.
1 Costume and Fashion Show _
Mrs.- R. R. Brown, Mrs. R.
| Williams, Mesdames G. Anderson,
M. Wlatson .an^ V. Smith
will hold a Costume and Fash
_ i?n.. Show jjj .the .Cannon.. St :iY"
May 7. Benefit Morris Btfown
A.M.E. Church. Rev, B. J Glover,
pastor. Mrs. M. Wragg, Mrs. V.
Johnson and Mrs. G. -Myer-< pre'
ienls a State c ontest May 18 at
Bethel Methodist Church, Rev.
P. E. Mingo, pastor.
Cast of the Silver Cord
An audience of over?500 enjoyed
"The Silver Cord" a coniedy-3rama
directed l>y ^fiss
- Thclrvia Hnrgi'MW, supervised oi
elementary spools. The play was
presented at Archer School Auditorium.
The cast: Marjorie Als-;
. ton!?senior ? ^ttrtd?valcdicto'rlan.'
-cta^S 1"951 v? Immaculate Concoption
High School, Grace Fill i
tdn, senior Bufrke; honor stu-1
dent, class 1951; E. Jacqueline
Jenkins, senior Avery; salutatorian,
class 1951; Reubcn ' A.
Sheares, senior Burke, honor student,
class-"-1951; Reuben Wrigh*.
2nd, Junior, Burke.
Each character has appeared in
TTTfft t t T t I < I | t ? > I I
i?l Remembei
t Itpmcmbcr Mother imH
: ^ many, it smilo of dolijrhr an
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T" reserved for the best moth'
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Saturday, May, 5, 1951 ? jt
Strassner Made
President At Rusaell
Strassner, 4 dean of re
iigkn, was unanimously elected
president of Shaw University ai
the annual mpeting of the Board
of^Trustees held in the univer
slty "Wtednesday.
? Dean Strassner was appointed
acting president of the univer
sity at the 85th' annual Founder'!
Day exercise^ in November 19
50. He had ePrvftd.?aa-.chalrmai
of the interim administratev<
committee since February 1, 19
50, at which time the forme
president, Dr. Robert P. Daniel
assumed, duties as president o
Vlfglttia State College.
Mir. Strassner is a native o
Arkansas and is a graduate o
Ark Hfi.ua, rupfUf rnllnrrr T iftli
Rock," Arkansas. He holds a E
D. degree from Virginia Unioi
University and a master of sac
red theology o< f?rfc.e from And.>
ver Newton Theological * Instit
ute.. Bostod, Mass. He studio
at Newton on a -sciwU
"sfTTp^giverTT>y~the John F. Slat'1
-Found atiorr : 7
Rev. Mr. Strassner pastored/a
Mi. Zion Baptist Courch, C^ar
lottessville for seven years, Froi
1938 to 1944 he se"wd as dea
. Wl . Uk A a > A-V- JJ WWA1V- -, '
Marshall, Texas. At Bishop h
assumed technical chi*'o> a> chic
i administrator (while Preylder
| Joseph J. Rhoads was away o
'several month'- leav?.
I He became dean of. the si'm
of religion at Shaw in 1944.
The new president has dor
| several summers of further prac
i_uat?_^lydy?at-4Jn4err-ThmtogTfi
; Seminary and Teachers Col leg
: Columbia University, and- is
<andidate'for the doctorate in r<
| ligious education.
One Trenton Man
Was Arrested On
Traffic Charge
:j NEW YORK CITY (CNSj
Upon the admission bv an a
'testing off.cer that th- -e if *1
jTrenton Six were seized wit
" out warrants,?and ~ were, n
.warned against making incrir
inating statements against ther
selves, the famous case took
new twist this week.
j?oihcer.-^^afrc
. man Nicholas Lichtfuss, told
court that Collins English, t
youth suffering from hear I -1
tacks whioh have contiguous
, interrupted the trial, was a
rested three weeks after W
liam Hkjrndr, 72, was slain
his second hand store on Je
;j27r194?. The Trenton d are t
Ing Held for his murder.' Lie!
fuss admitted Dnglish was i
1 rested for using his father's c
5 without his permission and i
: not having a driver's license.
1 Questoned about the murd
; Liehtfuss says English told
| j many stories that-he said "If y
'tell any lies Ell mark the
down and use them against y
'ibecausp you've told enough sti
already." -Asked if he had t
lieved English's first s t o i
' Liahtfuss said "T didn't belie
' the story becaus^ it wasn't wh
we wanted to know "
I In one of his finn] st.atemen
English is supposed to have nai
e<d Ral'ph Cooper and ITora
i Wilson. Eiohtfuss say- Engli
j had mentioned a "Buddy" W
son hut told police that Horn
. Wilson "WHSr not thn man He w
?- .. ,.A? 4?J . _.'] *- ? i-: ? ?- -
, in irsu u nrni iicin inr inai, nrr
| over
plays before and are men; be
and officers in clubs of their i
spective schools. .
I Attention; YMCA Memhershi;
Drive r
Mrs. B. D. Lewis, chairman
' the MemViershio Drive has s
a goal of 1000 members for t>
Drive M?\v 8-18. Seven tc.nr
captained by Mesdames E. J
Brown, W. LeeQue, F. Thorns
R. Johnson. H. Upshaw, M. Hot
inson, and Miss Iy. Williams. Mi:
I. Coaxum will serve as "Y-Teen
oapt/nn. National YWCA Wee
ending April 28 featured LaMai
Ellis, gu*?st speaker with Hm
H J. Whipper, co-guest speakei
Apr. 22 at Vesper Service; Bus:
ness, Professional and IndUstrn
Women's Banquet Apr. 24; "i
NlL'ht wrffi-TRe TTv psv""Ti?r -Con
pies; Apr. 25; Family Night; Mr
l? Tolberl, tbssHtsfdrjn leader
April 26 Misv C. Brogden?lc.tdi
of group singing. Mrv M. D. Bos
ton, Mts. B. Miller, chairman
Miss R Huggins, executive sec
retary; MJss M.. Oliphin, T^t
age Director. The Theme: "It'
Your World, join' it, Through th
Young Women's Christian As.; r
r Mother With - - Mother'a
Day.?Hbe'U U-am
appr^JMTonrmUi^m^-nf
STIy for her.
w An?be sure thai one i>r
?r on earth.
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ll No Discrimination Shown
in Korea As To Whom Is Inju
in. . .' 1? ??
OIxYMPIA/. Wdah. r- Young founded Mi
* Frank Normdyle was'nt allowed the last on
a~ to ride a school bus here In vvounded bu
, Washington State because he at- cue.
tended a Catholia school. ' Frank Nc
Eui now Frank knows that in tprvjp.,.^ h,
Kcrea' anyway,there is no dis- a in Se;
so crimination against a good Amer- school his ?
?u lean citizen. ,._T ,, ,
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111 Foi _young Frank N.irmoyle went to St:
v.lw was' treated as an inferior Ql t - ur
citizen by the State of W ishinj- rujc about
}C~ t^n. has just received the Silver i sCho0j pUpii
rV St.<; for courage in action in he busses Aft<
Vt; the3 enemy in *. > ei. to Tumwate
iai | Servjng a* a medical eo/psman niiiPc (
?| with?the Marines, young ""Nor"-" ^ "\r _
t"s movie exposed him-erf-to heaw , " f *
? , . . ,. and gent e *1
ii- cneTirv fir,, to ,rescue tnree .... . ,
L.e . It is ;i 1
,u that ruel."
ii-; Shortage May re^: s"n's
'-Cause Problem _
v i w-? w ? intrepidity i
For Industry ^ ??> ^
? I ^ i rine infantr>
rs PHILADELPHIA ? Negro ?>n 25th Sept
c" owned retail diquor outlets scat itafnian Nori
tored throughout the United a eorpsmpn v
P States, along with all the other engaged in ?
outlets, are faced with the pro- w*-*.ll ant rem
of blom of staying in business and r.nemv.
et maintaining full inventories. At, "Wrien lu
ie the same time distillers and pro-j woundi Ma.
is. dun r.?f.oio other typ< s of slnnt- f"1 *'d?po.Mtiu
L age problem. The supplies and courageously
s, services needed by distillers that: administer a
)- were listed as possible casualties tens-? enemy
sS of th" mobilization program in- ' removing tw't
t" clud tin, glass, bottle tops, car- ? covered p
k tons, barrels, tmn-portation and varneing to
T manpower. man, Ifospita
t. Aecordinp t.. trade umiri'i Uii;nfulJ.v ,and
Sehenley Industry, Inc.. holds-m the face,
i* th liquor industry's largest in-; "Despite hi
il v-ntones of ^ige(-j whiskey. In and loss of L
^ view ..f this the executive vpe<-Hr--rvnni itcij
'? pi esidriit?TTf Sehenley Distribu < pull the th It
s. tor . Inc., David Buniim, declared to safety . H
T thaDhis company--hoped to keep TrTmTster aid
?of?ite' brands?a live?rml?rrrr til he became
* the" market despite th,, fact that of blood that
h current indications were that be evacuated.
- spirits production for military "Kospotalrrt
i- needs would rue sharply this r()lc ac,lons
v ' i au . a _? .'it the highest tr
Early in the last war, distillers ^ su
? stopped making spirits for be
' vtjrage purposes and put their Kreoky
plants and production know-how
to work for the defense program. Pi I.
Bv war's end their output of *- ***?
u,iyh ^^utrinl al. ulutf, J^? JE
^Tfe'edeiS to make synthetic rub- C ..
her, smokeless powder, chemical S -At
| war fare materials, pharmaceutic Automat!
caK and other military supplies, a 36 MON'
totalled more than 690,000,000 ^ n. Free
"igauons. _
Actually, lung range predic- jS fcRjl
- tu.ny, are rt-ffietil-t dur tn unccr- -uJ,
4 tainties on the cour^ of the Ko- ?*
roan war, the Schenley official Pho
said. Service
THE PI.OWER OF CHIVAU2.W-1
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' AC. BESIDES SHE SAID I WAS\ _
- -\XT>IE FLOWER OF CHIVALF^/ (
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In ? iSees Edueatio
-pj ColorBgr On
re<l WayOrt
arinos. In rescuing
e, he himsell was ATLANTA ? A
t completed the res- that Negro students w
* rolled in the state-supp
-movies father, in- versltie. of Georgia ai
V the Cathol- news- J wlthi" ?
title was aaaed-What th?a, **?* by % W
son attended m.nistrator of the NA
e reolied FrAn-is Addressing a mass ?
x*- v. i? ' coVn i the Atlanta branch a
Michaels Scno)l in 0. _ .
... ., . t Alabdma Stat^ Confer*
1 til they made that A , v
. , AACP branches in Bi
not letting Catholic Mr Wi]kins took ,h
s ride or. ths^hool f Gov Fio,din/L.
ar that ne had to Ko Mif9issipp,, wW> ?
' .. tV.' W? 'Ve launched an all-out fis
"" "f "'yil.a NAAOP plans to beg',
Ir Mormoyle. a kind jn(rs to force th0 em
nan, added: qualified Negro student
lard and ev.-l thing, uate and professional
Alabama and Mississip
Silver Star itation ,r. 4 . ,T.
Victories in NAACP
,i . , ions ir. recent vears .h
at* no us gallantry and ? 1. r
n action aga'fist the ' *ta*e-suported wr
serving with .1 Ma- catirvnal institutions t<
company in Korea 1 n all southern and boi
ember, 195S Hoip-|with lhe exception 0(
rioyle was acting a?j Soutji Carolina, Florid
vhen his platoon v/as 1 j *?- , ...
--1-1 hr in ; a and M,s;i'ss'DD'
ched an J concealed COMING SO
TT^New lighthouse &
observed three
lines lying in an ex- |> A rjs\w* r?T A
n lie fiMil^s.v and' IVa/iUJC 1\\jA
exposed himself to
id. Despite the in-v 55.00 tier 1.(
fire, he -uee? eded in 9
1 of the pounded to ?20.00 Retail V
osition. While ad-" V
the third wounded FREE FUND RA
lman Normoylp was
1?a.er 1.1 u>11 v?v.v-)-n>ri'*il - ?I FANS?FOR Cf|
, , , (1 I RS and VETF
s painful wounds
('rk,K< 'ca'
d wounded M?*}n? l| unnjtl , , e
co'ntTnued to ad- III oI EC i ALTI
to the wounded ""-11
so weark from loss |T Lock Dq\ . 28
he was ordered to ft]
II Thomasville, N.
an Normoyle's heere
in keeping with
adition of the Unit
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