Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, June 16, 1951, Page 5, Image 6
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. 7> '' ~~?t?i Off To Wagft
? 6 ? Mesdames Catherine Cannon ai
day night for Washington, D. C.
niept events of Howard Universi
bert will graduate ?from the Scho<
: turwirtf niTrrnimWTv.-Wror^i-York;
"* "
( Mrs. Cannon will spend her va<
? dlonored YTTTh Showers ?
Mrs. Ethel Gibson Pinckney.jM
rgcent bride whs honor gnPsifcM
\at a miscellaneous shower*,'I
given by Miss Jennie-^mmg at Pp
Irmo Saturday evening.
Mixed summer flowers dc-^S
*corated. the living roomw|i
and dining room. Bridge fea-??l
tured the evening entertainf
. ment. Sandwiches, punch, lcelil
cream and cake were served.Jl^
Mrs. Pinckney was ushered in- ?
...to a room where she found Jj
a table laden with many beau-jj|
tiful and useful gifts. A iove-||
ly table lamp- was presented I
the honor guest by the hos-J|
- LCOJJ.
Misses Mary Rice, Cora Rus-?^
sell, H. M. Newby, ^Dajsy
Roaeh; Mesdames W. G. Sanders,
Nix, C. M. Yaung, 1': R. Jones, J.
Bettie Roach, Benezina Webber
were present to enjoy the occasic
? Recent Vis
Dr. Jdhi'i L. Aiken of Moncks C<
?Jbert Aiken of New York City woi
episcopal Church on Nassau stre<
? GamP Couns
. Miss Harriette L. Morris, daug
leave for Chicago Friday to visit
W. L. Liddell, former pastor of Si<
From Chicago, she will journey
where she has been employed as a
Abraham Lincoln Center Cam])
The Camp is inter-racial.
C-v- Harriette received this job. thro
;; dega College in Alabama, where *
major. She will .be a junior .'on.
September.
? Visiting Mini
Re,v< Thomas Logan of Phlladelf
? ? l -<1-K l.'l ,i I???>4d?1.1U l\ OH-?KpiMC'Oprtl (
: ; Vices Sunday, June 17.*
?77' _ _ I "S? :?'
~~7 I CALL 11)8 J ^ ? I mm
\ Estimates
= V ? .'. PCOMWAYa. 1 I
1 METAL VENT 1 *
\Awning Company I J>
v J Division 4?f Perma Stone 1
C Columbia Company \
' ' 1S23 Harden 1'h. 2-012it ~~
f Columbia, S. C. f
It's SMART to lool
with Vc^cttOf
PACE BOY _
Thii JTLPM uj-efut h*H- piece btend* I Thi
in with your ov.n h?ir and Wccpi. ?i_
the rough ends even. 13.00 yo^
-? ifJl&l
tHMens ?t the crown of the bead and nn
ngs naturally down the back, (h is mmi
IS to 20 inches long) $10.00 bob
{I yMM..|3.50 $w0PotioroiCorfc J
I IrolOi... $5?00 rblissns . . . i
Wrlfo
HAIR-DO FASHIONS
^ Maal^SlilNicholm Avo>
Ig&lfeJtlZLL
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DC Pan/ t
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ilngton '
nd Polly Redd lei't Thui'Sto
attend the eommeneety.
Mrs. Redd's sun,"Ali?l
of Religion. ^Be{^nrTe^
lvitt~TisiL i'iiendn inStw-r
-i*t ion w i_th hejc_ grandson* ^
Irs. ida Cannon. :
Margaret Boulware, S. 1..
M. Burton, G. A. Bridges,
and Annie E. Hanberry
>n.
dtors
ariier and his Jjrother. v\I- tfi
visitors in the eity_Iast -w
of St. Tailce's P^frn-Trwwl jf
at in Charleston. th
elor ? P
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hter 'of T. J. Morris will ,
"with the ReV and Mrs. b;
Iney Park C.M.E. Church. E<
to Madison. W i scon stir Tt
Nature Lore Counselor at
for the summer session. "N
mgh the YWCA at Talla- die
is an Elementary Ed |
her return, to 'Dega - in
I
ister ?
>hia, Pa. will be the guest
"hurch at the 11:30 wr -rr
onize our ADVERTISERS-? h'
INKS Tor your Cooperation.
Kresky Oran i i
fl oor 1
fur n aces ^
Oil or Gas (
attic
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All-Sixes ^ "g 1
Free Estimates
10 '7 down,
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30 mOvS. to pay .
IRANDT'S
1 707 Two N'otrh I?r?nrl I
Phone 3-5113 c<
k your best I >
attachments
rfra
t-" \>.
?fta^k of 1 ttt
the head cluster ^
s item is made from on# ^
our Clamour f'ggr Boy;, an? jjj
can easily m;?kr it yourselt ^
7? ere io $70?
I Jtt
Ihi
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HE^ ALL-AROUND ROLL |
? attachment U a lime and aia^ x
tr. Wear it and eliminate the mm 6
y for constantly curling yomt mm ?
r Tki. will s.?
M.goj >9;*? g
r *? * ^Ztt^ ?
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At. Pleasant Nfl|
trownie Troop-32, Girl Scouts of
It. pleasant held their Investiudc
Service at the home of Airs.
liriani Brown, 408 FlM'ry st'rojtJ
'hursday afternoon. -
?yhe -Brownies?rrtrm^?uith
their parents listened to an !
address by Miss Ruth Morrison,
fielt^jdirector of the Girl
Scouts ln Avhlch tShe Urged-1
)lhem to be useful, citizens, j
Plaits wtre made for camp
which will be held July 16 27
at John's Island/
Mrs. Harriet- Johnson, Troop (
eader is doing a fine job in.
raining these youngsters.' A'
'mop?yiunmii t eo -was-r organ v<*d.
dth Mrs, M. M?Brown. fhnir .
inn and Lucius Rouse assisting.
A number of students are i
. -if-. - 1 . . |
home from college. They are: j
Misses Hilda Wilson, Lunetta
Myers, Wllhelmenia White !
AUow; Miss Mary?Coak ?1
ley of State College, Miss
feanne A. Browtp, Spellman
College; Robert Venning from
Morehonsrr and James Mc--[
Sell o* State College. Reorganization
of the NAAC-P
ranch wflll be "held Slinday. j
ine 17 at 5 P.M. at Friendship!
hurch. Luicus Rouse will ore-.
nr. J. WL prawlpy?is gn^ it [
>eaker. ~ !
. *
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At Graduation
SPARTANBURG ? Mrs. Vir- j
nia E. Pryor attended tho grad
ltion of her daughter, Pillion I
uxc, who was valedictorian?-4e
clas< at Highland high school
aston-.a. N.C. last Monday evenMrs.
- Pr yoE \va- t: r e nmp a n rcrf
/.her mother- Mrs. Hnttie G.
iwardr, Mrs. Ora L. Foster and
PV. D. "L. Gamble.
drs. Cooper ,
Entertains
~?1 ' r
^ride-Fleet
Mrs, If. H. Cooper was ho-tess
i a pretty party honoring Farota
t'auI, July bride-ele -1 or
tonday evening at her lovely
ome on Pinehurst "road.
The party was arranged in
Mrs. Cooper's garden midst a
sitting of rare shrubbery and
j *i ?
utruuiuui summer iiowers. ine
chosen for the occasion was
:arried out Thievery detail including
the service of assortcd
cakes, sandwiches, candies
md punch. : :
The bride-elei it tnb.e was th?
*nt?r of attraction. It portray1
on miniature scale, an altar,
ride and groom and attendant
ad was set off hv garland- o:
tyU*?gladioli which?were late:
resented to the guests as wrist
>rsages.
Miss Paul was attractive in a (
French Voile dress of lime fca- I
tiring a tiny tucked blouse and
jillowry skirt. She wore black ;
iccessories. ;
The ^uest list ! '>nsj<t(.nl of
embers of the bridal pnrtv an i j
foM?'rinse* friends 'of the 1 ?r.-' ?('
eels family.
Incle Sam
tfecds Gals
"WTVSniNGTt )\ 1
I
CioVOtlHTTnTT>,f ofliOioi -aid
eel:, r' -.at 2.0'fi.oou. j ?l. ?-u J
he (i!!ed 1 >y '.viie n in 1::i
ujntiv's cli-feriM' in/oip.im 1\ j
r thd u! ISto'.l. A'"is >t..teir.ent '
n*> made I v Mr?. Helen T>. S:t jT~,
. pi.i ial fjetd i cpi esem at ive i
>'"e Women's lUirtv.n. Depart ;
Mit (,f I .alx if. n. address hi 'nn- j
ie ?eyton,*? 1 -bvetrm* fnn- 1
rnnro,* ?
njoy Being fl
Woman Again Cfi
"ClHditl
Hr+pr tlmm>m1i
Through
Monthly Miiery f^VBHSha.
Why In monthly crampe and pain apoll your.Tun? I
At a little t'Aidul dally may build re>l?itance ao
At V(HI ""tier lea* and l~? ?.?-h mn.ih II.ay
.men use "( ardul liisurnnre" and go through
Dlr lm<l day* without feeling any crarntw at all.
r li e nut mt-lonlilU: "CrtiIiiI IItsiiritnc*1' trwltv
y I nrdui C'ear^you-eye") to your de?IW
iJ,! J ^ III MONTHLY CRAMPS
W.l I 1 -A 1 B CHANCE OF LIFE
t?omt \Vork ?A
Oopendnble
Prompt ?
j o H N sox
Shoe Service
2107 Read St.
'Try I> Once'
Phone 3 9162 *>
Bring This Ad And Save $>
25c On SI.00 Or More ~ ?
Spent $
voo:ooo9cootry7 7-K., ;)i;!
aJHH I
I i 1(H
many fr?
?-Tini lovei^^B
ti t pI rdty irirowfe^B
fiiiiitss of friends^^^^[
Receiving gue<ts at the. door
were Mi'si!;nnPs M. H. Minify and
Henri Perry from three until
fenjr o'rloek. vu'srta-mes vcr[Foster
and Ellen ?Sprague. servr^'TrnTrT^uiFTtntil-?!
ve ?clock.
IVlrs. G. K. Xogan and Mrs.
E^ tVf- Johnston alternated at
Guest Book which was design.
* ed and exPtluted by Mrs.
Turner and which matched the
debutante's dress. II was martr
of yellow tafetta, edged lime
colored nylon net, showered
with yellow and green satin
rtihbons and festooned with
?ro.schuds. . , ' '
- Nfesdi.nu's L. N. Junes. Ma
Young, Elizabeth Mundav .in '
Hulda Owen inducted the
guests to tlio receiving beewhere
they were greeted by Dr.
Derbigny, Mrs. De:bienv . Mnrv
Caroyln the - debutante. beygrandmother,
Mlrs. M. R. Newsome
and her great uncle. Mr.
Richard Winfield. the last two of
Newport New* Virginia. Mary |
Carolyn was a vis;on of lovlirress
in b^r. straple-s gown of-yellow1
tafetta and nylon net trimmed
with lime green nylon net rufTl
ing and worn with a stole of
vellow nvlor.- rrn*"" corsage
was of orchid snand ra'ghns. " ,
Km thi'~ d.iny'111di.'hut, M^?Derb.ign\*
chose a dress of orchid
faille fashioned with self peplum
inn overskirt'. Her < or-age was
"v. > mo wore a dre-s "ofi
black crepe with a .bo-acied yok"
>f -blu^fr crepe- chiffon.* Her ? rr. ;
-age was s'milar tn Mrs Derhigr.v"
Mesdamos Elizabeth Wi!-1
ev. Behla Bo-kton and Louise
Tr'gg (inducted the guests t., t : ?
dining room where; Mr?. A C*
Roberts and Mrs. Antionette C<^hen
served them "leliciou- frappo.
dainty cakes. mints and -ailed
nuts.
The lace covered table was
nnrteu'd u itTTTt'llou1 snapdra_
ITOfve anirt rr-inlt^a k*. #->1i > ..l
?- ? ~vv "J
1 o\v an(1 green tapers in silver
Things That - - =
Interest Women
' By Bessie F. Bell
-How Do You i :c.J<7 It's elea . u*
time! Have you taken inventory
of your beauty assets reoentl / >
Beauty is every woman's mos'
valued posession.
Suppose we check to see jus'
what we haye in the way of good
looks. You must have notced
all too often an otherwise p^'h'
face marred bv each part-appear
foreign to the other-a natural
happening unless we ire.t
the ctn'tP.re area the same.
WKr.? -
" * 11 it vain i
your far e (|on*t- forget t},r.* ? y:
the threat and the neck Thevi
too. mu-'t -how t>i th.-v -ivn
part . f y >u. fhvd . ' | / ...
tout a n ! vol jr ( !b" " t!
no* - * t j }>"*> ) r r-. ?i*:tc ' in.; ,j? '!
will yield tb kind !: a ,-i j
FvTTiK TTTTi7 mTFrvnTT~i7P~"~ . T]
v\ th your hand brush. ;<>;?. > nu'dj
ti'P.p and -A'arm \\..t? r \T. v; j
wash elbows in hot water -ioV
Ton want U*-hc to.'l > ].: Ty aTPd
happed. Message then, with a'
good lubricating c:o.mi
bleach I.emon iui> e :... < x eih-o'
S'mu may, < wt n lemon in-.h.df an-!
r ub it directly' on the cl'> w i
Alternate every other n ch* v fh
! he- - hthvir a re?on . ) ^ r-?? ih,.
bleaching agent Tno hlei huyr
i'tTt"-rt "?> !,.si . e mi > o i io.i'i < n
cream*. -Aft4ve?doy
sn iihhm:1,?apply?a?i?i?^4?vtir
favorite hand loijji
While we're ah nit it. let's take
a look-see ' it tw hands Here
\ve encounter ho.e join; ; 'the
knuckles), . ? < at ment iise !
U el ho a. ?. r. i .ii 11' ' 1 v h?S-L?
hands. with the addition of sev
ernl scrubbings dur ritt the dav
plus an .n-plirnt inn ..f h.iwl li.tin:-.
after each scrubbing
If time is crowding vmi. th<*
weekly professional manicure i
out, but with a little forethnuch1
and rare we can keep our hand
laHeaetjv** .
Moon light- Ride
j The Wr_me?'K Wrrrking' Sociftv
[of FiT,t Nazareth Baptist Church
is sponsoring a moonlight ride to
Club Honeydripper the night of
.Tune 18.
Cars will lpavc the
from 2222 Wa^^g|jH
of (he debutaniet^^^
i carried oii> in the fnpype :md
i mints, the moUogramed indit
v Maud cakes and tlie personal- .
j?toed napkins. Hie cateriijK was?
j in ehar.fc of the Commercial
i Dietetics Department s "TUC-j?keyee
Institute of?ivhtr.n Mr.
-{?Kdwp.rd -W. Ramsey to - head j
and was under the personal
j supervision of Mrs. JuanHa C. 1
.tones a?Ul" g uiles LoQiax.
Throughout tt^S^Vflvinf' hours 1
soft music played by Mrs. i
jRidh Wf?t Adem*. ?
The hostesses received poison- j
alized favors ns tokens of np S
I orrcintinn.
r
"Miss DerhiRny. wa? graduated *
q
from the TuskORoe Institute high
school on Monday and plans t ^
enter _T-i.skceee Institute in?the $
I Fall. 11 nr father. Dr. I. A Der_ t
biRny, is vice president of Tu?- ~k
dficT . I ti st ?t 11?e~
Mrs. Crawford
Token Rv Death
I 1
CHART ESTON - Mrs. \nn*. ]
Cr- wfnivf. Of the hte Bo j
JimJ?-Crawford died linx . I'll . _
? j . n?hi_u?Hd 111?v>?ar?-+-wd??
buried from' Morrs Brown AMP
Church wher.e she had been a j
member for many years
Mrs. Craw-ford attended Sim j
Tmfnii M'hnol .Tnrf?Rt?Vr--H. 3, |(Jhrver.
pastor of the church.
M>oke of her correct diction and
use of English iu his rc- f
marks. j
Until two years ago she would j
walk from her home at 4a N f
Nqv-au 11a i t lp Board street to J
attend To' b'T business"." She rc- i
mained vitally interested in issues
Of. the day a^^lvy affected
""her peo};le. One of her exhortat
ens to-young people was thu'
TTTTv" I. dcTi TrTTTJT let;ar< 1 TTr
prin iples and tp cease indulgim:
on I-Itc-Vcc lnonp r
She i- survived by a: son, Pre T
Crawford, a daughter, Mrs. Julia
Idren. . :
1
iSister Tharpe .
Weds July 1
NEW YORK'? (ANSJ ? Sis- t
tor Rosetta Tharpe, the nation s. I
top singer of Spirituals, becomes 1
tne bride of Russell Morrison 1
an official of the Savoy Ballroom,
!on July 1. it was announced th;s \<
weeK
, .* The ceremony is scheduled fm M
I tne -arne nay she appears a s
'Or'fTith Stadium .:i Washi^gtu
Jwnere she _ att ract< d 18.00(1 c
I -nee on ? (.; i;iSt appear;.tve
I JI
MAKKIAt.K ANN'IH'NI I D
t! -. cd -.n :\r. ,
jMr. s . ,
n ^ < . > :.l | .
\<>y. I
j-i
hi Summer School
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mi
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Kev. II, !.. tu.drn of New- j
. berry, pr?.,idcnl of the New- }
berry NAA( I* branch and one
of the P|e dm tint's foremost j
Itnptist ministers, is among the
; rsttmrrtert- 1,200"'f*"itc f ho<tT
teachers attending the Allen
Benedict Summer School this
I summer.
Patron ir e our ADVERTISERS?
rilANKS for your Cooperation
Surviving are her nephews. '. 'f 3
Rev. William- W. -Beaver amt ' .*
Rev Henn C. Bfe *, of Philadelph''
Pa. , jsaM
f?&m
--W1'-^ Oattrpbcll " V,TJGI a member ftjgjnj
-?i??iximUu?orManiaationw: Royal
Degree Chamber No l?, j?f. {M^f
Giddings Jollifee Union. Ufcitnd ' Bp?
Order of Tents. Mrs A. F. Harn.s
secretary Grace. Tent, N?v v^Pf
i. Mi-s A. D- Veaux, F. S. Lad
ies Allen Sc-ioty, 'Mrs. K. F . .
?TiuIl.>r.|. c letaiy; SalVaHrih
,r . 1
Prayer Band. Mrs. E F. Gaillarci flores
iperetary ;Uhristian Key, No." 1. rectici
drs. A. D. Scott," secretary'; Som Hni'fl<
nil Daughters of CSGCS No. 1 1020
tfis. A. D S pit, secretary; Ilarp I555H
Licit dy,?Mrs?M:?Huye,,?seere j- ^0
ary. j M
Ends Visit Here? -a
Mrs. NotVnan A.* Jenl^.is,
?irc D'Jaris E. 1 Linton, return- 6 R
rd to Philadelphia (luring tlie
Week after several weeks of
visiting lier parents, Mr. and
Mrr. ?James M. llinton, lggg ^
Heidt street. Her small son AIJ
accompanied iter. ?
Novel-Qn-Raee f
Wins Acclaim
NEW YORK ? Hailed by pre- C .
ju'blication readers as one of_ ? .
he great novei of our time. .fVt,
RON CITY, by Lloyd L. Brown 2
A'ill be published on June 22 __
)y Masses' and Muin-tream, lac. V
IRON CITY ic the inside storv
>f fhe frr.nio-up of a Negro vauth . J
Tf n lTTrge Northern steel-rrrll y. '
own and the despeivVe fight to J
ave his life. I
Paul Robeson. wh() read - the /
'a k in ma n use rips, devlarcd* k
Thj- :it -<th'e ^">nok we've all C
>oen waiting for - unforget*"fc'p #T
my moving." __ I
' H"\v ar..i . JLuw^tm.-?? ???hr f
fol'vwood soeren-writer." s:? ! or, ) )
RON f'TTV. "Here, at long last. I IT*
s a novel, .of Negro life that' /
t Kv- it )' >"* L* f fl < IV f 1^1 l/y
homo/* ; | Q
t :i!is!::n" fir.r " described I \(
he novel as a work of "p.et /
n'Wt'!' and beati'y." :;f\d .i : 1 1 ^ y^)
hat "with 'this bonk I.' \v j (
! . .! v.-uiii: Xtym wr.tr:,, ~ I
hutrp- as one of the oiitstan ' ^
novelists in - ur country
r; I
>>U?'<?cs H"dd4e?r ??
jn Racial Bias ~~|j
nr^rMOND. led. fAtlasn?^|
linetv five colleges wero rr >
ccrntfil at fbe fir-t national
tudent conference, aimed at JJ
.' "'imp, T'.e V-\V\-J\?'.! :> 'W'VTl C*
v ,.'1,-nv. College, and oidud- * J
' S V ;de r on?" of topic--' fr no _ .?g|jj
Incrimination in axlnnssi ans 'o
nequities- in aid to stuci'rits ."> V-J
musing and eating facibto s, an* nfJ
tn their employment ?*n.| cur 1
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Weak, Tired, Nervous, j T
Pepless Men, Women 1
6?t N?w Vim, I
yigor,viuitty | , C;
J*SSn/1 twu?ihro?ulfl^iop lor blood plu?#?jpii1?^
^?ur)r tmounu Tltjuiiln 1 ri>
5wT n??r, riufiSrUtWMTTii, A'*r 1 1 <V'
"WEAR, TIRED, NERVOUS" |
At all drug stores everywhere'
kMiCohimhi't Frkerd'e. Hal- '''''
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available from: Lighthouse and Informer, 150?
in St.., Columbia, S. C-. dimply request Leaflet No.
and enclosed a stamped self-ad dressed envelope.
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