Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, June 16, 1951, Image 9
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' ? l.l(.'HTHOl)3E-?tBd INFC
Little League i
flOrtlnHMl From Fm 7^?
ball follow those q( organized
baseball with several major. ..exL,
- ceptiori: For examplei Gaines
re played in six innings. The
v. distance between bases is ?CLi
feet. The pitcher's plate is 44
feet from home plate. When a j
prrpitcher, is in legal position to;
p4tch,i bajees runners may n6t
i ball has been delivered and has '
reaches the batter.
.> - Mr. Madden said' thai th? j
^National Headquarter- ?-?
^ tle League Baseball ls in Williamsport,
Penn.," but wherever
there are boys, there is a"place
frr little league with' its good
health, , good ,sportsmanship,
* anjL goo4 ^itlzctnshtp Tor the
^ 7outh"of America,
i.. All boys bctwrcn?ftTT age's T>f
10 and 14 years of, age anjd are
?: ntwre>.ted?i? playing?base-ball. tre
urged t0 report to Howard
- School, Monday?June?18.?lfKH.
' : 5 P.M. to become a member of
_^the Little League Baseball teams.
n 7~ WANTED
Couple to live qn Country |
place and work as maid, and yard
l>oy. Place located 8 miles from;
* Columbia. Comfortable living!
quarters furnished. If interest*d
please-call 2-1094 between 8
4.M. and Noon.
WANTED
tide to Sumter daily. Mondav^aturaay.
Will share expenee
Call 2-2320
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AH! THERE'S good nc\^^
night. They say J. C. Artemws is
jumping around like a cat On a
hot stove since the ^jloc*or passed
down the word that he and the
Mistress had better make ready
for two crlbSj two strollers and '
two Jayeiios because an examinat.on
shows that Mr. Stork plans
to give "thehi a double-dose of
blessing when h^ arrives before
long. Say he's beating his chgst,
which?imrtTOItcTj'-sflciting out an
extra foot.
PUy/Zh-KD.1 Mis.'"
Sai'it Frances Richards' of Los
Angeles, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Knowlto,, Goodwin, 1401
4 ' 1
Heidt street, is a 'rather baffled
young lady these days. The other
day she was listening to a local
radio station, whirfri was conduct- 1
ing a quiz/, .program, li-tened to
one or two wrong answers and
casually peeked op the plhohe
and called in the right answer.
The next day'she got her prizes
in the mail. They-are a grcas
ing and oil change job at one
place; two tickets to a Drive In
Theatre anrl two more ticket"; to
a certain eating establishment
good for a. diimi'i fur hvo. He
problem? She cannot trade at
either the drive in theatre or
cafe for the generally well
"known?reason. They runt for
colored.
WALKER E. Solomon, executive
secretary of the Palmetto
State Teachers Association, had
birthday Friday and was patting
his stomach gently after enjoying
a healthy birthday lunch
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Columbia, S. C.
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ind it costs
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the Madam -has departed for
few days: """"?"
caxch 11 tough sometime. For i:
stance. Charlie Allison, the flo
ist. introduced scribe to h
njptner Monday, an^ before si
oould say "I am glad to me
you" he warned: "Mama don
say anything. That's a ne\vspap(
mary and he'JJ put every word* <
;t in the paper."
DOG HOUSE JUNIOR. h
:rom which he is recovering.,
nonetheless still t'ul] oLevc* fr
the lusciou.s little thing?T"*csp(
raiPy thoe In bathing suits. Tr
other afternoon, ho dragge^ hin
self out t<> Seegr.rs svvimmir
pool and quietly seated himse
in a chair, panting from tlie ei
ertion. In a" little while, his ev<
strayed over to the luscious bi
oounding about the pool in batl
tnc suits, and from the -divir
board. One particular mumbi
made his eyeballs bulge. Fo
getting tnat he was a_.siclc-mn
jumped up .>nd tried to folio
her with his eve? to the botto
of the pool, and in doing so. sli
peel and nearly wound up ba<
in the hospital. Poor fellow.
NATIE HEARNE, 'former A
len Umversrity star athlete, ai
now coach at St. Stephens hi(
school, is among those in summ
school here this summer.
LAST DAYS for Attorney /
bert A. (Blue) Kennedy are pe<
ing off rapidly. He reports
duty with the army on June 1
SHOULD YOU happen to s
John Pvan< vhwping nn th n fVprrchTat
Loiiege Inn-ancj tho m
mercury parked in the, stre
don't lay a finger on it. bi
[Somebody did that the other d
nnd as fJimiPTi?it was the?Lx.
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.Vt The Fairground dato
Colored Section
?Wookly Program
Jrogram for Week starling Jun
' through June 13
Sun.?Mon. June 17?1
Joan Fontaine - Joseph Cotto
?in- ' SEPTEMBER
AFF AIR"
Tues.?Wed. June 19?2
Stewart Granger
Walter Pidgeon m
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Thurs. June 2
"HOWARDS OF VIRGINIA
With Cary Grant
Frl,?SaL June 22?2
"S^OKD OF MONTE
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Turn right at Sky-Way sign c
itosewood Drive and follow ros
a ('olorod tmtraryrc at end t
liinex.
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* g-OKiriHFNrAt. reAToa^g.
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p "Don't Kmharrass Kach Oil
Tt Others."
C himself bemy touehotl. s<>nr.' iO'i
feet .away-Brother Evans ..prm-.l
one eve ;md---kept it Trl"rj_nr- T!v
finger and the car.
WELL, SIR, it wont be eery
r long now before the two Cas ~
ruths blossom out inLu tlilee?Wiii
it he a boy? Will it be a girl/
Well, says he, "I'll take what
111 I get and' like it."
WONDER what Brother-Willi;
Bates was thinking about Mon
day afternoon while" standing ir
T- the 1100 bloek of Washingtoi
id street, togged to kill, he puffec
gh away on his traditional < igar.
er WE HEAR that the Heniphil
P. Prides are cruising around ii
U- an Impressrve-Tooklng new "kit
ei- ty."
to DOWN FOR the week-en
22 from Washington was Miss Gin
ie? r:a (Excuse Me) Means, wh ,
rnr'paifed 1 uesctay night after ws t
uv~"Ing relatives up in New.brrr<
elixounty.
id. MISS DOROTHY Roberts, (th<
ny office runner f< r Atfnrnr y H ind
TL?Boulu-iw^?f-i n ;i 11 v?i?H?rt?^rr
T? .the bur-r :
initials appear hit- ofTiei
calendar, stie says. that there',
not enough sp ire,~T'T have??c?:
> ided 10 pill ;v lM.;(: <,
' W;hO don't ask." she say-.
AND BY TlfE way. Oil v.'<
toll, you that the :... ih- a M
Bh.rv.lie '.S:: gh t : v,a ..
town af( : sever.k . ; .'. i,
nawt-h?
1ry"?7 * T'-* r-v
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l;rva wh.-n 1 ; <;
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1 Ui''.'. P-i . j:., .i\;i-r, _ n< >'
only. pi.n:uU hut - < iv
^ uf v : i n't ndC'nts t. r name \\ > .
lo rrrH ii? ; v'!i* ' " . : f4?
11.it-!-;!i.?T - ti?1V<. 'his .-.pplu-s wlt.h
g pat tx ulr.r fore.- in th?ru
r;.] : ; i'. tin it its i.! t h. S. :'i'
It' is not* uncommon ti> com*
upon whole rommuniTios who*Negro
teachers. rac*_ with oaeh
o'hor to yet "next. ,-> t>i<r whit'
folks" by gossiping in !
* 11K r?n' inrnM in ;ui Hinv,
to keep their ioh*. There are
communities \vhe '' the most
I unpreparef^Vw''?-C?''' inefficient
teachers really control the
school and are . esponsihle for
the hiring and fir < .c of dh ,r
hi te.'vchjcr^ by -h< ntmn around
arid picking Tip every titfh*
thing that happens at the school
or 4n the Negro romm-.tnity and
ran n nee-nncto the "whrt';
folks' to fell rt first
s- Out of unpleasant surround,n
ingg as this <r>nio the more tinid
desirable result of poorly, pre
pared school children who go tr
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numerous cuts tind a broken
elbow when she jumped (
?through "a wffufbw when the
1 house-caught fire. Leonard
Wilder, 16, Wei burn Wilder,
^ 14, and Primus Wilder, 9. were
severely burned. All were
i- fresrted at Roper.
The familv Inst its home, fur
1 ? itnrr HnHiinpr anil food.
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a
Ifnn. Thomas F. Maxwell will
welcome, the Quests to the city
of Columbia. ' The citv manager
will he introdu-rd by Rill Leroy
1 Palme r C'napnelh* M Hr?"In to
medical director
. i The TpFogram minvttee has
iannounced tlie. following schedule.
for Rills and Daughters,
Sunday, June IT
M>:00 A. M. n??p-i?Ur:iliiiii;?h
Elks Krst, ??nn Tavlnr '
7:30 !': .M. Public Program, I
t Ffcrpttst t^tiirrctf;" 800 f
* Washington {
Kcst. ? ' * - j
The Good l it tzeh Uearls
his newspaper, evaluates its
contents. ancT": compares all
with his own views. ItKAD
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Ne?.;r?. ut?< rv:s--.rs -jr.- t ha
j will; rounding up and roeom-j
I *'. "*? ! : It feaehi > . t.. }>< hired
They want 't ,-rs.
:??u ~ ,
i:if; i"i -f '"o i 'Mr.tv. : .iihcr
'' '1 1 ' nit- i:> .the tnn.i- J
r.r.'s St-! h; the Stat" Board of
K'lii 1 ;'?r whi'dv we fh>nk are
modest f-i'inuyii The ousted
trnrher.- 'aimed that plan-; are
underwav fn name alt homegrown
teachers another year.
Tit "this7 Tenyi aTT reforenee to
equal school fat ilities will .-he
- eliminated, ?-? ?-?;? ? There
is nuurh to be done,
both for the Negro tca< hers of
this kin(f. and to him. But the j
battle wtl] he won
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410 Cor
Columl
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"Your Satlsfactio
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f)ld Coast Leader h
In Farewell Ceremoi
OXFORD, Pa. ?: Mayor Vin- v
cent Impelleteri ""joined with w
many outstanding New Yorkers J
Saturday in feting the Honorable o.
Kwame Nkruntah, Leader of c
Government Business of the Gold a
Coast, in special ceremonies held L
at Intel national II6USC, 500 RlV~~~
erside Drive. S
The special ,farewell affair r
-fox?the West?African leader, p
uas sponsored jointly by -the - n
Lincoln University Club -of "(
New York City and the Gold rt
Coast Students Association of s(
the United States and Canada, n;
It climaxed a week of many
activities. j
'The day began at 10:00 A M 1
vhen over 200 friends and guests >
net Nkrumah and his_Mm.Ui.tur i
of Education, Kojo Botsio. for ,
breakfast. Mayor lihpelletcri i
welcomed the visitors and praised
the courage of the Africans- j?]
in peeking self-government. sj
Other who attended the meet- u.
ing included Judge James Wat- p
son, Civil Service Commls- p(
sionor, Walter White; execu- Uv
tlve secretary of the NAACP j t
and Wlnferd Benson, a director
of the Trusteeship Department,
of United Nations. f*
Nkru-malr larrtived in this S|
By The <>i,- Hag
Hag is trying to find out the
name of the dizzy dame that they
Vay got sic k and went to * the
hospital just because someone ^
else was there. Pity she sould ^
not get m the same room. Then '
maybe sh'e would have got well F
without further treatment. !.
On that Cullud Bus: "Hon, r
th-ey -***melltnig with
ads i> telling the white folks
how to get tan, and. you can
nde along and see some of them
" b: ?tv.an mo:?Cosi1. sonic?
11r tiii'io u, natchuilv. like thaU ?
even ill me winter ume. men
They ads-always toll them how 7
L. get a, permanent wave, srime- Li
I' a the 1 .riU'.rimj n-v n~M rrvTSW J*
give me." " ~ "a
"Ain't it so, though? * Then 5
TrT~oHT irrrper^ they is m .-g
:i >w t .1 ?et_ white anjcT how to gel 5
straight hair. Ain't nobody ',ajis 3
.* 1. The white folks want c
to git tan. and the cilll'-ied fokes 2
t.,* ::< ! brighter/'"
' V*?;? ;; '. t?rrW?mtm?down
in We -nv! the oth.rr day come
1 it ' wards- t.? mix.!
.1 a:: j b'? 1 0.f the whit. ! j
a. .Lul -.i-h'-.a What them)
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~Vr??*7?rrry^- Tm\?H:._' hears'
. !...n f. vv st;;; nin^t
"chip tic.in Well, they arc
! 1 :?. .: YiT', da\M Wo can!
: ' " V.t 1
They say a certain fat hcn 1st
slil: pit' hint; n hooiiie if papa?
c lean head needle-pusher cat l,,p> ^
n h'tlc <? r snnvt imes. He - vivo |
yr?u don't do that onro too often.'
" '. c S ' II11 day?t+H?u-rrHi?doi idti I
that, there can' ho sonic chances j
nude. ?y
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itation of Lmcoln University
hich honored him on Tuesday,
une 5, with an honorary Doctor'
t Laws degree. Nkrnmah reeived
both his baccalaureate
nd theological degree* from
incoln. 1 '
Th a formal ' program held
aturday at 1:00 P.M.. he also
evealed the ifttentiakn of Jus
arty to seek a change in the 1
a?*e- of his ^Country from the :
Uold Coast', which the citizens
isent to "Ghana" name of The
;ctor fropn which most of the
stives trace their aneestory.
Over 300 persons heard him
pledge-his cooperation with the r
ttrtttsh authorities, "but only
the goal of self-governnent
inch pendence. as a
nation within the British Comnonwealth
of Nations." T
In a special press conference
nor lo the formal meeting, Boto
said that the general election's
hich brought the Convention's
copies Parly into power last
cbruary, were entirely free,
ith little. <ooroon attempted by
he British.
The two ministers, who rep;scnt
the first Africans to parfipate
in self-rule left America
.inday afternoon?from Idlowild irport
in New York by BOAC!
rcraft for London where a seies
of state conferences have
ien scheduled.
On Wednesday, June 5, Nk?f
Dr. Ralph Bunche and visit
the United Nations during session
and later conferred with
U. N. Trusteeship Department
officials.
Earlier during the week, on'
fonday, JVTayor of Philadelphia
Jernard Samuel, officially -welcomed
the tpurmg group and
resented them with a set of keys
o the City. State Departmentj
neetings- and ' British Embassy
/i> it.i?oeeup^ed?their?tlrrn? on
Tiursday - and Friday.
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