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Cft^RLE^STON ? Mrs. Robert
- Miller and son, Robert Jr. and '
i: nephew Frank Robinson motored
KT " to Detroit, Mich. They visited
Mr. and Mx6. W. Cannon; Mrs. I
Mill* K was entertained by Dr.
antPMrs*. Wendell Cox. On July
4 she Suas entertained at the Surf
7 Club ii^ Windsor, Canada. She '
brought her grand daughters,
f Roberta and Patricia to ?peud i
_ the summer here.
Mr. an<f^J?rs. _Thomas Bennett I
have returned to New York City
after visiting their parents here.
r. ?Mrs.?Bonnott?w?formerly?Mis- Dorothy
Walker. Mr.-Bennett ft
.the son of Mis. John Bennett
and sr recent graduate in talior>?
ing under the GI bill.
Mrs. Willie L?ee Garrison, 443
Rutledge avenue who recovering
bahly she was overcome w^ith |
jjoy. Her daughter, Amanda has
recently graduated from Hampton
Institute. Her son. John graduated
iYom Avery high school
ana recervea lour year scholar?
ship to State, CollogOi?An an- ? ?
' noumcement of an engagement
--- . will soon be made. Mrs. Cor* _
rlson who has a deep sense 01
humor said; "What mother jwQuLd .
noH30 overcome with thankful- :
ness?" * j
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. King, 162 .
Line street and Mrs. Ella Rivers <
had as their guests recently Rev. i
and Mrs. CarvlewForgle of Brook- 1
lyn, N.Y.; Mrs. Alice Hills and t
neloes. Edith C. DeLee and Syl- 1
via Terry of Roslyn and Port '
W a s liinfitoxv- Mrs. Es telle"
Nelson and Mrs. Bessie Gibbesl1
of Brooklyn, N.Y. The party i!
motored to the city and have!*
V visited reaityves in Dorchester \
'v Gcbrge. \The guests of
Mir. and Mi's. Abraham Fogle j
and Mr. an^ Mrs. James DeLee1
respectively.
Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Alston 163!
Line street had as their guests!)
July 8. Mrs. Lillie M. Ferreli>(
Mrs. Fannie Smalls aflR sons,, c
Ernest and Frank; Mr. and Mrs. r
Clifford. Fred Ferreli and Prince r
Mitchell who has recently re- "
enlisted in the Air Force. The ^
group is, from Rfdgeland, S. C. s
Mrs. Florence "Lewis, 180 Nas- r
?? sau otroet?enjoyed?the?cmdt?other
son, John, Jr. and wife of I
Camden, N.J. ^nd son Gryvac- 1
rait who has fecer.tly completed 0
'?? wvuv iiaumig ai VJHTHl LiUKW. J
Mt .and tMrs. William Prioloau *
of Florence were' recent guests 3
fc-j-' "-gL Mlag -Florence simipoqs. 155 T
1*3 - Cannon titroet.
Fiftieth Anniversary of Bible f
Vacation School "**" r
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?w-^j^jMrtion -Church ^?ehool celebrated a
fiftieth SnniverSWry or the (
Oaily Vacation Church School ^
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w. rarLei .- ( movement
July 6. "A Story td
Tell" wa$ dramaticizcd by a cast
of pupils q{ the school. Aiti.Je*
of handlerfafit were ^ displayed.
Rev. J. T. Enwright,-pastor. Si
?Str-J?hn CU and Auxlyftgry
Celebrate 53rd Anniversary
Tile 53rd Anniversary of the gi
St. John CU and Auxiliary was U?
celebrated, "at' Shaw Center on of
June 20 with >avj*cogram and eh
banquet. Rev. David Scott pre- m
sided. Mrs. Adelle Chisolrrr, gen- 8'
era! chafkmwi and Mrs. moml
Dolesline, program chairman. A
rdlo rsihuine of pink and glTOn)1"
Was carrie dout in the decora- "1
tions and menu. cr
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Tents Convene
In Darlington \
The Grand United Order r?f
Tents of the JH Geddings and di
Jollifee Union Southern District ?*Ho.
4 Jurisdiction of South Carolian
held its annual session in
Dnrlinflton. The Nationul Deputy ^
Mrs. L. Bullock will be robed as
superintendent at the National
rncampment. Mrs. Jeanette ^
White, State Deputy reports ^
showed the successful work of ^
the local deputies and leaders.
Mrs. L. Ragen, grand secretary hJ
ind Mrs. H. Barr .grand treasure's
reports showed an increase j^t
n membership and finance. Mrs. I ^
Rosa Gadson, president addri.'sj
vas informative" and instructive. jan
Mrs. L. A. Cain, director of the | wr
Educational Department mndo -^itn
report that sFowe^ the Tents i
are interested in continuing I pn
scholarships. Mrs. E.' P. 'king.'
jresided at the Oratorical con-'
est. Mks Elizabeth Brown wasj|js
be?winner:? T-? J^pi
Fifty,. Membership for Worthy j Pr
Boys and Girls i
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J, Drayton Ilastie, president of I ?J
ddio station WXJSN presented!
ifty memberships for "deserving '
hildren" who will be given cha-j
acter biulding training for the,
emainder of 1951 through the|
iouth Carolina low couig^J^frl ] ar<
?couts, Miss Ruth Morrison, field to
ecretary and the YMCA, Can-|t0
ion street. Rev. E. A. ?f. Lamp- ne'
kri-Fh?executive poerotary. Mr. : for
lastie said the memberships are ha'
or the children and not to the the
rganization. Miss. Morrison and
Rev. Lampk3n- said that" more th<
raining could be extended boys f?r
ind girls if more funds were do^J"^
iat6rl fbr this bUn!>ase.
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/enerable S. B. Mackey, DireC-j
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SUNDAY FAVORITE ? Each p^
unday morning at 9:30, WIS f
ayontti the Dixie SeniritysTng-"
s in "Song of the Southland." ~~
raodcasts feature a local talent r
oup in a 'Sunday, songfest of *n
(e-old* spirituals, and - melouies ^
the Old South. It's good pre- 7^
mrch listening, and one of the 1
ost'popular brodacasts to dr-~ ^
iate in the sjtudios of WIS. ?r
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SUMMER FARE ? There's
meihing really new in radio!
3ob and Ray/' a,pair.of young
medians from. Boston .h'Svrj a
Ties on WIS at 10:45 AM week- u*.
lys, a and full hour on Saturday gl
renings (9:30-10:30). Their hu
or is metropolitan in scope, and p
Leir -bright scripts tiSve brought
new, thrill to summertime radio
steners. Variety, the weekly ,
low-business newspaper, pre- w;
cts "a great future" for the wl
>ung NBC stars. ab
we
OLDTIME FAVORITE ? For
any years now, n top listening
vorite on WIS has been "Mr. *
istrict Attorney." Jay -Tngtnnj .??<
ho portrays the title role on the
ednesday evening series, came _
Columbia when WIS opened
new studious and office build- n.?
g, and proved to be the tall, ?in
ndsotne, serious gentleman he 's
rtrays so well as "Mr. District oc*
torney." In his Long Island,
Y., home town, Jostyn is acce
in xxirent-feaehnr nrtivitv Oa
d is a member of a juvenile
'Ifare board. A fnthr-r "f s ?
?n-agea boys, he "practices 'n*
lat he preacher" on his radio ^
agram. '
, ? | PO!
*BOUT SPORTS ? To keep j "at
toners posted in the latest in Sp<
artsrWIS "presents three sports brc
ograms daily. "Sports Head- Da
es," with Sam Zurich, is heard 11:
>elores Calvin's:
SEEING TH
PITTSBURGH ? (CNSl? We?
? convinced that the only way
appreciate Pittsburgh is never s*a
have been-to New York!! For c*'
ver was there such a vast dif- a
once in two citic*?Here they?^
ve pepsi cola signs actually on
j back of cabs (which is unard
of in New York) and ^
?y have painted advertisements
on ^
AROUND I
NEW YORK I
? . -. ? I i |
The Tan Ticker Tape
Ilarlomito.s unset .and sho<. Ken' (
Su.uarHay Robipson's lost PfTs
i middleweight title to the 4 t (roi
underdog Randy Turpin in j'wh
nclon last. Tuesday. The Brrt ,;i
li Negro pi-orcd the most a. ; an
tzing upset in boxing ir. i*:;. \\y,
t 12"> v,eai- i aii ! anirexed thojs
i\vn v.li'r!', Robinson' won d.. v<
avelv from Jake LaViottn .n
donga. Fib, 1-1.. Th. Clwl>
wo nl in Tlarlcm is 'oocnKiai v M.,.
c new thrill spot d !\c'f- ,
>:i si : it ha,> beer, eon.-b-i - u
-f "! v'h <*?olepb.r \\v by :?
e .7:m 1 Ynibei'U >.n " I'a ; iliv a y ,
'in had s"i ; jt t'l i'en-tiv.-'-a.in v
light it lia-.'k after the p-ldie ' t
mi-r. Here U''; main>*avs a" ,j
>o (Boots) Marshall. Boh' v
.niv and .Tfnm:'e Mnrdoni >
kr much laughter and supo.- i.
iper entertainment Jo Bnkt!'s ' ,
ur triumphant was cumaxcd m
* / V( i
>s Angeles last week and New .
irkers have their thinking caps lm
i hut tight trying to-j '(.
g?trrr-i rneiit award or sumpm'I
>r the gal from St. Louis vomi ^
ally has k.o.'d Jim Crow and j v 1
gregation." I just Jqve thoset
nd of carrying ons! N.Y.V??n|
-ess Club suspended ""activities
r the summer season, hut it oaJ^
undly?einlut'SL'd?ttrc CuU'gt!
U'b Girh' summer boat ride, "a
oo'nligM sail un the hisiar+e ^
idson" July 23 Anne Brown
Irs. ThorlefT Schjelderup) wh i
eently made headlines witli fhe Pu
rth of her second daughter,
ntemplatcs' and early visit to ou
latives in Baltimore. The can- ?r<
rt singer now "makes her home s'c'
Norway. We're invited t > a>r
ew "the show of shows," Larry m'
"1 ? '*t r ] T i t "n ,S ll1'
City It took thy boyi* of rc
e 39th Infantry Regiment, .hit W
mutes to select Arnita, the peti- he
performer, as thVir pin-up fa- as
rite Ida James, Cleveland's alt
vorite nite club favorite now | '
den Hume- set for the west n\
ast with Nat Cole aUho Woody an
Rhhan Tavern Dinah Wasn- er>
gton set tn- thrill dlversinn ins
ekers at" Clutv ^irdland, and wu
at's for sure Arnett Cob'r, "ci
;er whirland stand at t,he Club in
arlem in Philadelphia-, is" a bi
i-konm at?ttro CelebrTtv Club, T-al
ovidence, Rhode Island. His of
mirers can loam here that the af
ie-tro is grateful for the thous- Va
ri cr mere letters from fans <*r
ishing his n speedy recovery' lav
9 ' 1 . v
ByDeby Coombs
The survey of the up to the t
inute ratirtg of the/ nation s o
ast popular song hits on"(he So-!
a Hit Parade this wdek reveal-'
but few changes among the j j
tdere. Two of-4ast week s st
holding down the No. 1 and No. i
slot remain as is. A drop|r
percentage point.*- resulting!
?rh its. failure ..to click in tno t
?st while the song, soared to
Lgh rhythmifc heights Jn the ?
id an{i f&r west put still anothtune
(No. 3 of last week) into
lothcr catagory. but as this I
pek's- No. 4 there is cloubt wheti
t it can hold up ana stop 'the;!
arush' of a "sleeper" (last
eek's No. G) that has climbed
> a peg and shows signs of
,vlng up No. 5 potion and C
oving into the charmed cierle,
ssibly taking over NgJLor
"position. - aa
The Leadei*r*^v 1
Though at the deadline there J
is much uncertainly as to
leter The Dominoes would be 1
le to hold down No. 1 slot next J
?ek with their Federal record?
"Sixty Minute Man." the I
artet managed to hold the No. -1
position for the fouYth eonmtive
week, topping Nat Cote's ?
oo Young" Capitol recording, t
Dinah Washington's "I Won,f c
y Anymore." which oddly e- h
ugh 'kocked out' the same f
iger's "1 Apologize," this week 3
in the No. 3 slots: having push- L
back the threatening 'on- is
>hin?' Havens with their Co- h
mbia recording "Time Takes e
re Of Everything" that was in t?
Lrd position last week. 5 The
rprr number ;? natiirnllv, pit. -P
; up votes right now., and s<
rah V^ugh's "These Things I si
'er You" last week in No. 6 lc
jition Is holding down No. 5 J
7:35 AM.; "Sportlighting
arts," also .starring. Zurichr is J
>adcast at 6:35 PM; and Tom r<
isley offers "Sports Final" at P
05 PM
E STARS:
lleys (which caused several i
res Xtom us) Another distin-i
difference is that all the paper!
nds are unattended?you just!
ilk?up?and?tkac?what vu j ~
nt, then leave, the moneys in
w York, every corner has a
>11 attended newsstand with
JL the papers, not just one or
3 ...And there are no double'
aUSreg downtown? T|aty the
.aller?theatres?m residential as
: you Si'e xne news, a iv. r "
n and jfeatureete w;th every
o\v Ar,d- oh hO'w they love
dr PIRATES in Pittsburgh,
i in New York take in r urj
tut; our magnjncent lm )Lb
IRS, YANKEES ncl cyc.'i the
ANTS Pittsbr'-i.'K piastei&j
second division Pirates a:l
?r the p'ice wP*i huge b!m.v j
pidtures and setting right .n.
* mhtrtlo their beloved Rait-.
rter y
dnc of 'iic n:c< si m i >
a sti.M e 'where .ji'e i i .r i eonono
huge for jni/.hh ;\ >. o.o
lich \virte" Cvf-:
b m twenty .efeb t] re.it'
v? r ' The . t.v ! >-. . :v -nv.'Cno
'lie absence i>f bars v. hy'h do
r\ e .i:n- :n Il'~v > u
' . . "
few an I :a - a t - ; V.Y .
v
.
tinted Trie h vo ? so: a: an,
a iiwtn ? .-ti a. 'a ' ,.ny
cvs and w,r. . ? 'tit., in.*.'
n an .dj P 'a y . -.fT
e hnnseit Hut. .1 . 'e 1:' n ta,-.
t that for mi .r ; y -u ? ..n't any
d drinks tc? take - nt i.id when
>u find so 11 re. they're I2e a-;
oe, the town :s most bcauMful;
an a lookout point bighorn aj
4?where you can see-ti. fill?b-U.
like San Francisco or Los
ige'es?or better 'still, New
rk _ Light- stcrt h for milesj
d to watch the fire ?f brilliant j
es from the hills' is a go'r- j
nus sight
hKNSIf h\T?riMht?on ?i-?~H?
iARLES-WALCXDTT fight in'
irbys Field ac'rhss from. _ ihc
iuIous Schenlcy Hotel (Schen'
owns whole sections of Pittsrgh)
Charles, who is train?
;it nearby I.igionier, GO miles
t of Pittsburgli ,is the only Ne>
at the East Wood Inn, bele
his trainer. * i. Brown
id - secretary R hi'. 1 Christis
Jake Mint/, u u-ual, is
Iwing ofT much steam that hwl
dy-a^444 -wrrrtfrhr cmr TTlITy^vr:
served' headquarters at the j
illiam Petin Hotel after the-1
rht Mnanwh ilf W.'llcolt. whol
heves "he'll upset the champion i
did Turpin to Robinson, is j
eady answering to "Champ." !
Serin' Star^. Elsewhere John
' Moore, a California citizen!
d organizer of the Thru, Bl.*/- \
: is a pretty sad feller now that!
u gambler- Mtrteey TV>Fun \
is given those five years for)
leatingf Unde Sam" of $15(>,000 |
income taxes Those in showlsincss
and other
n't get over the sudden raid
Freddie Guinyard's Detroit
tor hours spot. when Snrah
ughn was nabbed with 19 ot lifer
"violating the state liquor
- ; ? T -
hia woek . ..nexi week. look^
ut! - ; '- Tj
The Sepia Hit Parade j !
]. .Sixty Minute - Man ? The i
Dtqpiinoes *- j'
i. Tnu VdUTtg "7Nat CtiTc
3. 1 Won't Cry Any mote ~ Dllah
Washington ?_
4. T.'iuc Take# CanV Of Every?
Irmg The Havens
5. Those' Thihgs I OfTcr You ?
>arah Vaughn . . . .
6. Jfleep ? Earl Bostie
7. Youks To Command ? Billy
Cystine
8 Two Dry Bonos -- Tinv
iradshaw
9. Gee Baby ? Johnny Oti*
10. At I.ast ? Herb Banco*
11.. Smooth Sailing. ? Arnett
:ob.b .'
12. How High The Moon ?r Ella
"htzgrrald.
Louie Jordan
Resting, After
Medical Check Up
PHOENIX, Arte.- ?- Alter hi
horough three-day. _ medicall
heck-up at St. Joseph's Hospital'
ere where doctors found him in'
;oO(i physical j -onditicnn but j
lichtlv exhao-^tod. V">;indlf?nrtf?r
.ouis "Mr. Personality" Jordan
: relaxing at his swank $50,OOOi
ome here. Jordan cancelled all
ngagements (or one month to
ike a much needed vacation. J
"For the next three weeks nil |
TTI going fo <Jo Is lie around (
making up this wonderful sunu'ne
and forget about the prob-|
?ms of the music business," said i
ordan.
'Jordan plans to spend mos* of
uly here. swimming, \fighlng and?ading.
He is not accepting telebone
calls, "no matter how
Emplo
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Vandals Rob }'
Sftigers' Home ji
NEW YUHIC" - lVjli .?_ ai'L' .nvvestegating
the rohbery of singer t
Arnita's home here today. While ,\
the lovely performer was enter- j [
taing at fl Stamford, Connecticut,
nite club ^(presumably Fran-1
ARNITA .in the building V
reported Arnita the robbery ^
when a Fuller brush man had
'noticed the door leading to the v
' apartment hacT "been jlinroiod. j
i The exotic entainerer returned j
to the city when contacted by b
telephone by her mother who 1
1 resides with her daughter but ^
had spent the night wit a sick i
j friend when the theives ram- j"
sank the fashionable dwelling. '
Insurance covers thr> stnlen prnp- 1
\ erty. but the vandal? . helped j;
lThcmiselve< to wines and liquors t
and frozen foods and damaged 1
furniture with cigarette butts. p
Police believe there were a! least p
seven or eight in the band of p
hoodlums. x
much money is involved." Jor- fi
dan la<t week instructed hi3 g
manager to turn down a number <5
"ol profitable one-night engage- 5
ments which wS"uld have netted s
him $3,000 nightly. "Tell 'em %
I'm on a variation," Jordan said, j?
"and I'll be delighted to play Q
those dates when I finish all this J5
suning, swimming, fishing and fi
Just plain resting." . . . h
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'Amos 'n Andy
[{ocks Radicvl
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NEW YORK ? A vehement
>r<?test by the NAACP against
;u.- television show "Amos 'an'
mdy" has rocked the radio and
elevisioh industry and lias ereted
widespread interest on /fhe
ait at newspaper, magazines
ind othdr periodicals
A telegram sent by NAACP
lecretary Walter_ White to the
IJatz Brewing" Company, >pdnors
of the show, branded the
>rugram as a "gross libel on the
^egfrri, distortion of the truth"
nd asked' the company to withfraw
its sponsorship.^ The wire
olio wed the unanimous adoptoin
yy M>e 731 delegates to the reent
annual NAACP convention
n Atlanta of a resolution conlemning
the show.
In the meantime, Mr. White
vrote -to- heads of approximately
00 national organizations which
oined the NAACP in the Nationil
Emergency Civil Rights Mo>ilizat>on
in 1950. informning
hem of the Association's fight
against the J.'Amos 'n' Andy"
jrogram and stating that the proests
of the NAA?P and others
"have resiilted in suggestions
hat the scripts nf future <thnun
>e written so as to eliminate the
>resent ? uniform presentation of
he Negro in so unfavorable a
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| Asked^ members of other organ- i- v
' ?n of the Negro which is Juat
lttboutr^at wMctrffi? tnovies pFe-'
j vented twenty- years ago". '
Two Labor Leaders
Have NAACP Life
Membership .
| NEW YORK ? Two of the imliuii's
lop lbbor leaders, Philip
Murray, president of the CIO and
J the United Steelworkers of Aimerica,
CIO; and A. Philip Ran- v
: dolph, president of the BrotUefr*
jTjood of Sleeping Car Porters, AFL?-have
beepme life members of
the NAACP: Mr. Randolph
is a vice-president and Mr. Murray
is a board member of the 4
J Asso< nation.
I Mr. Murray's $500 life mem- *
bership was presented to him by
a citizen's committee oIS Allegliomr
Pnnnt.f "
V/vuilfc/, MT villiDj 4 V CI. I IW,
-r.po.irhcnih el by Ml'^. Daisy'
Lampkin of Pittsburgh, a member
of the NAACP board of
rectors. .
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