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?> Personal Mention .
CHARLESTON ? Frank M<
" . {j8dl ,son of Dr. and Mrs. T. C
-MfcFall who recently was pr<
" moted to the junior high scho<
Y<' * - at Avery, is now employed at th
?MeFall Pharmacy, fuundwd mo:
" / than 50 years ago by his granc
father. Dr. J. A. MeFall, retire
^ r, . pharmacist. Dr. J. A. Matfol
^ 5?? &r. now operates-the business
* Rev. and Mrs. R. A* L. La?i|
K. " kin are the proud parents of
* son. Born May 28. Rev. Lami
* ~ kin is the executive Secretary c
f the YMCA. Mrs. Lamkpin is -a(
tive in-civic, religious and sQcii
work here.
Miss Ro^alyn Duncan, neice <
Miss R. Gibson will enter Stat
College, Orangeburg. Miss Dur
r~ eon?te a n honor graduate of Irr
maculate Conception highvsnhoi
and was awarded one of the c.it
r scholarship.
Alexander Harrison, was eleci
ed by secret ballot as the "Idei
" Father" of Emanuel AME churcl
_il Hercules Lucas received thp no
? highest nnmhpr nf votes and Ret
bin Shars .third place. Jess
Gibbs was chairman of the corr
rpittee. Rev. F. Veal institute
. ^ ..tjhe plan of selecting-the.."Idej
? Father and Mother" on their rt
spective days.
Gecrge Weathers, Jr., 2 ?Noi
man street was funeralized ?
Central Baptist Church. July <
Rev. C. A. Cherry, ofTicated.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arm
stead* of New York City were rc
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wn
L. Gaillardr Master Richard Gail
lard will spend his* vacation i
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Johr
son had as guests their sons an
family, Floyd Ervin Johnson, M
and Mrs. Marion Harold Johr
. son and children Marion, Jr.. an
nosaiyn, wno moiorea ;m
?'?Washingtn, D. C. ?
Mrs. Ethel L. Rhodes and dai
ghter jSonja are stuping at Stat
College. Orangeburg. Presto
John Rhodes is at Camp Litci
' man, Va.
Thomas H. Davis, uncle of ,
P. Davis, Accabee section, sper
.. sometime here. Mr. Davis live
in St. John, New Foundlam
Canada .for many years. He
. .. now a- realtor In Brooklyn, N."^
. "v .. An Omission
y We are >sorry that the nam
of Dr. J. A. McFall, Jr., giand
mother of the bride was orrJtte
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irom ine siory juiy < tuocioi
* Big Hit in Mock Wedding). Di
MicFall. local pharmacist play*
' hih iiuu-uf imp gTiirniiiiiithpy i
the bride. Dr. L. I. Piekney t
grandfather and faHiei of U
bride.
fioundred aivj twentj
r " fiv? dollars tivAs reported?to th
Holpital^ Building runci by th
Surgical^Patient^ of 1947.
Auxiliary Receeses
The Women's Auxiliary to th
Young Men's Christia.n As sock
lion met at Cannon St. "V
Junfr 120. Mn. V. F. Tin m r. 'prr.
iderit; Mrs. T. Temple. vie~pre'
ident; Mrs. Deas and Mrs. E. IV
Suits Cleaned, Pressed 75e
Dresses ? 75c and up
Alterations and Pressing
While ? You ? Wait
J. A Robertson, Mgr.
ml Spring St. Phone 2-4558
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Parker were present. Plans for
the fall were discussed. Rev. E.
;* A. L. Lampkin thanked the group
* for the cooperation pnd fufids
raised. Next * mating will be q
Septembr 6. t
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at- The Garden Club n
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Mrs. M. E. Fields, Mrs. O. M. f
ik Rudolph, and Mrf. L H. Holla- h
wfl^Ldnvtto-all persons interested .
in booming members. _ul .1 Gnr- ''
' den "Club t0 "intact either oi the J
above mentioned, 5 Pre<.cten. *:
3* Flare, 115 . P.<?'?*.dent St,.? ?. W ^
)? Cannon street respectively,
al YWCA Membership Campaign
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?' Mrs'. B. D. Lewi-, chairman of!g
the Y\VCA campaign. reports! \
.c that the goal of 1000 members! y
?- has not beenjreaihecLand- -mem-+g
r" bers are still needed. The niajors-U-,
and captains have done a good Ju
y job but many people have notjtf
beon contacted. Please call 2508\q
t- and a solicitor will come to you.'bi
d The YWCA is only as strong as" i,
i its membership. , H
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4^'irt Hiouge?Bible Vacation'>i<
l" School closed with a program' 1c
JTrie 29 on the lawn of the build-|n
j ing. Mrs. Henrietta Folder, pro-;t?
V gram chairjnan. Rev. L,.. A, Cm-1 mlm*
"cffrector of the AME Cen-{
tor, said that the police force,[J
the business and professional j b
"* men and parents all tooperated |<*1
' to make this first event in the n
building a success. More than-oj
400 children attended. Forty t<'
teachers served. J
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i Surgical Patients of 1947 r<
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^ Fourtetm Tf.il ?
1947, under the leadership of Mrs \
Naomi Mackey, wife of Rev. S.
, Mackcy reported $825.00 to the
r Caiman St .Ifospilal .Building.^
Fund. A Volunteer group from ^
^ this number met al the Calvary n
^ Episcopal Rectory. July 2, and sj
[mapped plans for the organiza- v,
j. tion of Surgical Patients to be- *
e come a pernament part of the <.
n hospital. (>
l- The fund? reported were raised t>
from the Womanless Wedding in t
J. whinh the doctors, assisted by the a
it dentists, pharmacists, business lb
dland professional men of the city,'n
i. staged the event to audience of!
is over 1000 at the Morris St. Baptist
Church June 20.
7 Attack Va. Jim '
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is. legal case making, a direct attack
te-nn?the?constitutionality?qf th? ,
Virginia statute requiring racial'
r- segregation/in .public assemblies .
ir was *filed in federal court" heree
| this week by the Virginia Stated
Conference of branches . of the j
NAACP.
The case arose when the NAA,0
CP group engaged the eifv-myn ^
ed Mosque Aud'torium for its '
' 1051 annual convention. The con T
k.itract for the an btor'nrr snccilics?
that nil ' ate irnvg must he rvU.?
t served, in the use of the faclli- j
-Ky. ' !
J* Spottswood W. Robinson. Ill,
attorney f<>r the NAACP State j
I Cqofertov e. its officers and *nTi- T
m velual Negro and white residents *
ju of Richmond who filed the suit,
I announced that the segregation
statiito is being attacked on the ,
B ground that is enforcement will
-deprive the plaintiffs of rights f
i secured by the Fourteenth A i t
1~ mendment pf tlio Constitution ; f.j '
the United States. ^
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re one of tile >
i) real Ja/.z, the'i^l
'etc New Onoans ?v3fioty^^
lore a new wis "pvoyram that's
4re to please . It's "Pete Kelly's
Blues," and it's the story of
jazi-band In Kansas City,-back
i the mid-twenties. Starred is
aek Webb, of "Dragnet" fame,
tear it on Wednesdays at 8:00
'.M.. until "Halls??Ivy"?reams
in the fall.
"GOLDEN GATE" GROUP-?
he Golden Gate Quartet, an oranization
now nationally, known
iad their second radio job at
v ns about 30 years ago. .Prod
ram director Frank Harden, in j
^ently announcing the addition]
f the NBC Thesaurus transsc'rip-1
"on library, pointed out that the!
rolden Gate Quartet will soon!
e heard again on WIS. "They're!
mproved .considerably," smiles],
[arden. ''But their choice of
>ngs remains The same. WeV
>oking forward to scheduling,
jany programs featuring thesej
dented- vocalists."
LONG-TIME*T?MFLOYEE ?'
immy Wise, porter at WIS. has!
eon working for the station withj
dines for over five years. Jim-!
ly i< one of I .'I WIS employees '
a the ,staff to. boast such al
mgeivity record. Incidentally,
immy is the ' Po' Jim" heard;
equcntly on n the Grove"!
?eords.
JUBILEE JOTTINC,S" ? " Since"
lis i-s NBC's Si^yer Jubilee year.'
'crhaps Lighthouse and Infer-,
ler readers jmght be interested I
1 the following statistics from
BC-*~ file's: the oldest network
ow heard Mondays at 9:30 on
now is "Highways in Melody,"
/IS. More time on the air over
IBC has beyn accumlated by
one Man's Falnily" than any
ther serial program. The oldst
daytime serial is "Jtvst Plait
till.** And announcer Fred Bond,
native of Louisville, has more
1BC programs than any other
nikeman.
Benedict Choir Will
Wake AIIC Broadcast
The Benedict College choir,
ne of 23- ohoar* appearing in a
eries- for the United Negro Colcge
Fund, will V?p hnnm?over
he American Broadcast Comjany's
network August 5, Presiient
J. A. Bacoats said Tuestey:
?-?? ?
The program will be aired at 1:
>.\( HMO HAS
SAY IN Clll
CHICAGO ? ' AtlavA ?
tlartiri H. Ki'iisu'lly nlTixcil h:s
:&:riture to an nflfminl scroll,
uuclaiimng- Friday 2l>, a- "L,ju s
:~i i:.. .o.ii,1.?l.).iv in?('h na.'.i ,
Tn:>' rrr.'tt'Us the first time a
a/./ ait.st lias been s0 honmrd
>y the City ??f Cb.ii ago.
11111. WAT K'KS
>U.M !> FOR 1 II.M
MUhLYWOOD (Atlas) fcthi-l
Waters has i?con s giu o
a s!;.r irl the film vor>><c. u!
Mfinbor of the Wedding." Th^
limed i- scheduled to go before
r.e camera* :n t ai iy lb;V2
Slaiiay X\umTcr, prUaUKer" of
11. m. <~>t Tea lb hum., ' ' . .1' I i>?
luce the film. Mas> Waters staled
in the hit drama o.i BuaJvay.
Lou Swarz's
Jottings
NEW YORK CITY ? (Global),
'he rpost talked about folk iu>1
ow seem to be the "REDS" whn
ave jusl been sent to Pri-. m to
krve" sentences for that which
10 not meet with the a,rv -aI
f our Government and unfor
nn.viely?there??a?"Wanted
ign out for Henry Winston, R.
r. Thompson, Guss Hall, and
Gilbert Green Seemingly the,
[EDS or the Communi>ts must
e on the wane for those who:
eretofore were so bold with the.
arty have taken to the hill* to ,
cfuge, shall we say Might he1
etter t0 he ap independent Lib-!
ral, than to try to wiggle out of;
onething How abourt it? *'
et shal] we think that every
or :s entitled t,, his or her own
ee Opinion m'lt HKWARK!
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Floyd Snc'lson wdl be nn the
honor" list very soon with thai
Ti t "menial" taking good .'hapi ]
an,; your Lou is happy beevus j
sSot intion with Floyd lias ioen
n a very interesting basis altho
e seems a "hard" news'jan,si,S?mif?br?dy
mtt-t hj ha 'TT
r niwtiv would think Press A
.'nts fr??-Ptrbbrr'"ttflni'on"- Coun>ls
meant business
Rose Morgan is readying fnf.
hat rmnf>, -tr> Houwewj, Toxa.
hen she* will be a. part v?f the
BCI, Institute Advanrt^ v'. tig)
ylihg if 'course > V " '
Zeta P ij Bid-1 m,^,U\. ^
hninrship winner* 1U>
I.rhigan 'o. vaaat^irtj^^j^B
A
JHI
|Prt Spingarn
^^iormerly groand
have askfed
ranch of the NAACP
to'pufiLV^izo their .protect.
Expressing "dismay and ini
digtiation." at the "attack on tho
sanctity aii(| security" of Dr.
Jul rain's home, a letter signed
j by forty-five residents oT the
community and sent to a .loyal
' newspaper :uid four Chicago
j newspapers states:
L"Wt a>k Dr. Julian and Jii >
family to accept our sincere apology
that such* un-American and
bigoted .action should occur in
* our village. We then
to Oak Park and ("We honored
that thoyT" shouL^V'Sire to live
among us. WoTi.-un1 them that
we wish to do everything in our
power to make them our rea'
neighbors."
Harlem Splits Dow
i rn /ii
rroposai 10 cnang
NEW YORK CITY ? (Globa'l;
Harlemites witc solit down tlioj
middle this week on t ". sin;
parted eli an go of the name of !ho|
world-famous Seventh Avom:o
from 1 1 Jtli Street to I55tlv Street
to Carver Blouev; Id in h<>n .* > {'
the late, noted scientist, Gc.-j'g"*
^vadiington Carver.
The proposal whs m:wi.. a_
_weeK agp to Manhattan Bo
rough President, Rol^rCTVAVag^-"
ner by a group of Harlemites
at a meeting of the People Civ
ic and Welfare Association at.I
the Harlem YMCA, 180 W. 135th
Street.
Tradition-minded New Yolkem
bulked stubborninly ,?l the pr vpusal
which changed the nar_ic
of Sixth Avenue to Avenue of
Americas and that thorough!*'e
whi h criss-erosses Broadway at
(32nd * Street to form Herald
'Square and was once given fur
! flier identity by the Sixth Aven.
uo "EL" is still Sixth Avenue to
everybody except 'the Postal
. Clerks.
Persons favoring the change in
, the name of Seventh Avenue
poined out, "It would be a great
. 4 ? U 1 . - ? , - -
' muiiui in uu- lamuub scii*nu?i ana
his race, and would .serve to
make his name the household
word his achievements deserve
On the other hand, those a-~
gainst the nronosal. whil?? i.l.
i mitting the honor to the man
i are other ways by which this
... ca? be accomplished, and an-.
I guc that it is unwise to change
P-names -of- -Streets with - such
long history, and especially is
this true where sucfi streets
are so important in determinin
locations.
30 I'.M . ai\d '' ill .V- :ii ard in
Columbia uvi r radio ilat-'n Y.COS
?O;In -.* < a?_l?. i i(?.?11. ,; 11 i. ;
Knoxvillo Collr^r. Julv~ 15"
Xavier University, .lu'.y . it
IhuncCookman, July 20; M-rc
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D.llai u University, Au:.:i.- { 20
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n The Middle Over
e Name Of Streets
It will bo recalled that more
than a year ago. the circle at 110th
Street where Eighth Avenue
merges-'into Central Park West,
was named fur Frederick Douglass.
Tn naming the circle for
Douglas, however .the nam:
neither street was affe ted.
i Bec.au-t of the battle stirred up
,nwr the change?m the ii.uni- <>*'
[Sixth Avenue, it is not likely the
"proponents?rrf-tbr*?change in the
name of Seventh Avenue will
have much luck. .
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SHOWN AIUIVI-: is a part
of the large summer school enrollment
at Claflin College for
thg-tirst session Dt. Jr X, Seabrook
.president, is shown near
the etreme left, and Dean FrJiest
A. Finney, Director of the
Summer School, is nea rtlie extreme
right.
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its first double session summer
seh<H>l. The first began .lime
1 and the final session on July
11. Tile second seNsiofli. ilke
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