Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, August 04, 1951, Image 2
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v - lyn.Cole of Suifit'er is visiting her Kt]
3?^??tiier Prof. C. C. Cole. \-u
William Myers of-N. J. was the s,v.
: house guest of his-'- sister and H
. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A- 4"
. mos Ilitdley,
?.r . . . . at
Miss Lititia Hunt of Newton,
N. C. s?ent the past week with ?:
:v;_ Miss Yvonne Marshall.
?,,, , n m . ? ^?j
?-Mr d. Christian 7~J<-'nkins^ of 03
Hopewell, Va. ig -in the oily, visti?
?ig telti-Hvds and friends. - la
?. Mr, and Mi'.i. Churn e * .n;n i
of Brooklyn, N. Y. arc visiting CjV1
- Mr$,. CooperV parentsp-Mr; and
Mro. D. Little. H
< or
Mrs. Mildred Deoiing^oF Wash ington,
D. C. has returned home ti<
rents Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Tal- m
ley. ; an
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Dr. -Marshall Talley was guest or
speaker at Pee Dee Bap- ^:i
tlst rhlirrh rn/.antlt. l->"
r - .- >VVV-||?I.V. iS I .
Marshall - was editor of the
National Sunday . School Pub- .
lishing board for 28 years; also
a former member of Indiana '
State Legislature, ?tlie Indiana j.
Welfare Board, and ho is now a L_
? meynher of Ttgvis.-tL>na.?-i;_ -heard of! 'c;~
Mir-?the.Old and Now J'estiment. ,! '
. Anderson Marshall pa-sod at] I
his home after along illness. He I
is 6uryived bv his wife. Mis.'
s?? Fannie Marshall, two cTauiibfers. I _
" Mrik M. J. L. Hawthorne of Ar I
veme. N. Y>; Mrs. Ulysses Poo of j jl1
Philadelphia; three sons Clar- I!1
ence and Byron Jerome of Chi- '1
Cago. Illinois, and Heprv Marshall;
two sisters, Mrs. Hattie
Harrington, of Cheraw. and Mr>. ln
Celesta Douglass of Washington,
? ?> C : four hrothc.v.1 D-i?W. A 1 '?1
;jk - Marshall of Beloil, Wise.. Dr. V.
M. Marsha!! of Gary. Indiana.
; Chagles-.-Mar-shall ofWashington;
D. C.- and Ed-ward Marshall of
; New Rochelle, New York.
. Mrs. O- ..St, Glair fran-Hlin i?uo J
' ^'.Hunioj -.hoTne after Yfoitiug lit,'; E
b-15 t'-.pVxents. in Petersburg, Va. iwi
ifii j ? ? 1 . ' . -4" 1 .
f?.'...... ^ local branch o'f-the NAA- si<
hold it", monthly bu?n- "hi
!#T '?ess meeting Tuesday~* fr
C'i ^gUst 14tft. We-arc asking that p!
ff^h'^ attend this mooting.
HP*?'ting_<viI1 keloid at Da U1
, ? VJs Park -on Camden Koad. Bus hi
will leave College Inn at 7*45
^ 20 cents round trip tor "each W
member. After the meeting re- B;
r^. A ireshments will be served." nc
BENEDICT
A Pioneer fnstitu
Learning, Ia
The City Of t
' The following degree;
A.B., B.S., B.Tt
Pre-Medicnl and Pre
-f-- ~| Splendid opportunities for i
character development.
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Co-Educational - C
MODERATE I
For further iniorv
.J. A. Bacoats,
Benedict College
(p -
| VOORHEES
I ? And Junior
DENMARK, SOUT!
A?i Episcopal School 1
^k^FJuuior College
fcUui?L i !>.>. A l?i
Heges and Sec
fcjtEGE
Hl?on, pafTor of St. Pau. I
bBTC^ ia chairman of the llftf
on -transportation to Hj
^a??ent'iyn from this area. ftj|
He said ,spei lal umphasis is F^|
teed this year on" the "reduced lp
inspofctation "cost, made posst-|gSj?
by the addition of a reclin-tplj-yhair
ear to the regular Pull- ^
111 service. The, trio to Cmoimi ^
fi is. only an ovVr night one,I- p
'th the special Convention Irani] ^
heduled to leave the union sta' 1
>n in. Columbia at 11:20 A.
:ptember .1, and t > aj rive :n .":
.ncinati at 7 A. M., September ,|T|
Tim train w!I leave Cincinnati '||j
9:50 IV M.. September 9, arriv- j ^
ft' at the unioi'i stai'i-m' here atfj
la P. M\. September 10.
ltey. Wilson siiitt. rwni'i t r-p ->fl
re in fhe roclrnir.g-ohaii ear.isi
1.11 with persons huUUng;
?Ticket being able t-> oh- \
in a fare of -?2"tta. Pullman j.
ovi;.;,',,., ., [ pc ;;V!: 1.1 Up ip. re- 1 (
lest, he said. ' . Is
A?.throe dollar -sciviio Tee rsj T
-ded?to the abini' charge.. itx')' R
>mmittoc chafrmtan said. 'Phis! r
:kct and reservations. Orders,
list be received by Auuu t 15,' j
id these should be accompanied] j
t? the service fee and at lea-H j
ic-third of tin* rail fare, the! ?
ilance to be paid no later than
Ligust 27. 1
Help will be jyven j)cr>ons :n *
taining housing rescrva1
Cincinnati, if requestor. | ?
Orders and inquiries should, be j g
rooted to Kov. .Robert TT..W:!-|n.
913 LloVfi Court. Columbia, 1
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leminffwav News '<\
i i
11BM.I NG-W^A y ? .fern n4 ~ r,i! N
mini* choir will render a pro- In
am Suridnv ni^'ht Au?u-t 5r'\:K'
|>v. F 13. Mark us will irhvar at
e"sermon.. The public M invited sa
vpttend.
Mrs. Mary K. Gray in ,-u.pn-' s'.
er .school, at Morris College.. *. j kt
Roland T. Gray spent the wn-k' ?t
oJ?lJ?i?i?i?w't''?i i i. i-nUtends..
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IMNKVI.XK OPERATOR
^TS IU LMNK GRANT . at
PINJDVir-Lo ? 'Speda>y in
i^iiik Wuviiin^tn'ji ef i'i:ioyilh; ~~
a^ aranteri j?; anohi^ Viriiari u ,
r"the Public Service Corunls-. U1
an in Columbia to ~ operate a
is line over a 115 mile route
um hero to the Atomic Knergy p.
ant'-site in Barnwell countv. ?|,
These communities were -t:p- lt.
ltonl. in rhartjir itctu . :
m-: - " vr
Eadytown, yia Eutuw.villc, ells,
Bowman. BranchviUe,
imbai'g, Denmark, to the plant
;ar Barnwell.
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COLLEGE
lion of Hifilwr
icated in
Columbia
s are conferred:
iM and B.D. j_
-Dental Training
i i' t
intellectual srrmvth nnri j
lass kA' Rating }
iXTKNSK
lation, write;
President' ;,V
Columbia, S. ('. :
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SCHOOL |f~
College ?
rr n \ 1 yr\ i iv \
II \
or Ncjjro Youth -L
A Hij;h School
I1??Southern?Association?: 1?7
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I'IfK HUH! S( IIOOI. rH
("ollc^e Preparatory Y
Home Economics -h
I Skilled Trades T
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Ai
hflent Faculty
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GETS HIGH rOSl-Dr. K. ww
: ?frrr
Varner Hriee, Director of the
xtcusion ?.School at S. ( '. State
'ollege in Orangeburg, has re- *< ,u
igned his o flirt; to aecewt U ^ 1 '
-dsnion with the Security A- ,
enjry oT the federal govern- s'1"'
atrnC it was announced this
reek. ?Ut
lt-'Iore r.omiug- t<> St.rto- .Col- 1
ege. lie was president of Clin- I. !< n'
on Junior College at Koek *
[ill. ! wh
hir
\ til AfJjU'dl ' i-the
digram ('use 1 v
Ahxairlit, yr<\-.lit-:: ei the! '*
orth Carolina State f"nference
branches of the NAACP nn-jf'.ut:>
a need, here this week that th-cj^'o"
AACP wjII appeal the < .una-1 "ut '
n and srnten -e . of M , j.; In-1
am of Yanccvdlu to tw,. /
hard labor for "attempted a%
ult" on a white, woman.
The Ingram rase tau.-r\! a
a*-a- v. nea m w.y-- .jv
v.-ci" '4).y.1 t ?hr,i " ' ! ! - ' '
V. ( :. '-it her nim 1
1 V o , . I . , I :i!:e
.Jean Bo writ; 'TVis '.:dl< g
testiie.'i - that ia- w-\s 7j_
et away arid"only "looked'' '1
:r. Charges were preferred
tcr Mr. Ingram parked his. c. : f
ear "the" BokwelJ property ? barxi
quire of the girl's father whet - c"n
I Tie could borrow his trail- rnnci
!n !mu! a !' ./ !'. l'lgs a saw- M'?r
ilK _ .. . rifJ >
?Ingram sigtfod p rrt.-.in?h.y
Lmmc~t?rc-.NAACP-to reprrrrrrrt htr~n
m. Mr. Alexander announced the
at the state conference an(j the!" '1
II i > n m 1 offir r. ?crrPl rrcrn? VA r v~7 " T
cabs-necessary., to so ulo u. n- itimv
rsal of thov convioTiv . j.thojc(o/i4iini
fS i/i& |>nv
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*,: H~ '' ~ ut ' >?i<
>, .. 111.1
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-> ?? *"* ]>h?
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u^TIK C-LTfis ' :,
1' ( >* ''. n ' ; . . ' i V *' !?
ALF Wi
air to blend perfectly ' Sunt
.'i11 ? (liis Coif which is IR to 70 inches , ^
inji. Soft and thi< k as pit r?.?< ?1. It also>
an he worn many otiu. w :> >
\ixed Grey $t.00J
C.O.D. Orr jjOB
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vv-A?' ' i! ^J|(|
v "Z\i' w.> > *J?.\ *
, ,o .wJ^ JffTVy ryjB
a smlnH
m dis^l
ry .patterns. Job opportupitin*
Negroes arc now wide oMajor
iC4'* in.son reveals in
issue of * Onr
id m a pb??tot: t a
;i 1 lctt ' IVCTf' I>. ji In Den
:i I!117, UobijiKon says, Noes.
held m'onial jobs ijj l'aii- j
ding, packing Iioiim's' and
iber factories. liul lotluv
t picture has changed con
urubly with many sttilh.l .
rkers in all phases of this j
ali ii j,' low :i S ind list lie,-,
ti t <>: this change w:. ,'uv t >l
~ 'MTy ' MYVIhM r;t' : n, ?; - I
os and a lov .1 branch - : t'"- .
"[""Urban Lenyuc settnio .,;?j
0 Til the latter <>ri;an'.i:at;on!
lx?I Va rhi iur?b^e4-?St-hrr-mrr"
us spearheaded the fight to j
1 up fumn.'.r!y .: i'i.-.!\|. iKicupa-1
s to colored v.orke; .
>wens discovered that many j
ilcs had false ideas alum j
win- iniii uccuieu to ,
e tliem, but wanted, to build i
rate toilets. Jobs opened by {
.League included the city' t
tisit lines, Iuffpage linns and.}
Kirlment stores.
hc;i Mayor tJuinjj Xewion |
Q't'-.ti'd -'f. we I ,t i.|,i.pn... frrr'.rt
.inip.i'.:> pi" on. -es.}
c disi-'-o.-A' . \V tii the!
> Oi Dr. Ci; tern-.
nd;ni; Xetir.., ciri't:t invi!
."i ;ir'er. he f..: :u< i 1
"orki'd t<?\v;ir.i Vetf"nn? m-1
:? ?i tv; * vn-i
ros-idents ' . j
lJ!CAGO; i
' 'V I'" . j
Money ^roh^-.i
For Race Hero
f 5 \(.;n r> . . .
. ,r: ' . . f
0 1-{' " : " ; I
to Chicago sj', ,, , '* i
lcv i'-i r,T
u "uv j[\ ;nf. .,l.C} \
<2* L- .y. I tJ -^;.rT^T, ,,r?T".t"
t , , y ' , "
Sept. j \sr.V.]
?>f t- ---- v.-,:;- t f- the
1 VnV"!
:<>? and hnf! hut ,?u,
ir fnv.n-.:. .
- li.-.'li r t ; j
O Hepburn di.v!V0. ij, , ,_j
ca?e_oL Bobcr-l
n n lot?" cabin :u Term.. t .' : , i
K'b in a *5 nvj:r.'>r i.'v.n an. o'
panv. --A
^rohinnr deeper in(? < p r j
bh accumulate,1 |,y South
'e resident*--. Hepburn dis- !
'orv that nuiu- new manii<urine
-idea- were thowaM
In Negroes to make mnnev.
e samples .tudee I! Parker
nTnade a TTirTuTTe m
Hi' ma'1" - s. 1* f '?,
a I."ii i- i t e^- br-Y?rhn nvrn
led Ski worth eif Hiil;'iiiivii
" 11 < ' 1 1 I'M! I *
I a>t'l \ husip"-.- uhi?h em
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AK>:V I tl.I.J I) A IU ri MIi I'll ;
? lliis w itrk t!i" Army '.ii<
:ui?;(uiMi (\j :i \i;tr <rM ititc-i.i- 1 I Ml
phut h ul i i .itiii'il on 'i |
Ili'lJl'hv. v;?> !l_ (!i :{ It >\ .; > j
Jobs Bc-Iov/ -i 950
Bttf Wages Up
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a?I?^' r-H rr- rrn??r?
f ft (\ . . ; , . . i l l
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a-Tow df 40 ( ... :>?otr
KoTcmnmt is lik* friwbU lib
jbC-at ?mU thr Je??t b wnM%
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uratiia' the all-Negro 2-llh ' when
.u'.ry, whose valor dates i gro o
s.l:ack o the end ol the so brs
i century. t wlml
>' Ariiiv liK't'ii th.if Negro traini
liers were better soldiers as , The
t> ol a mixed unit, than 1 integ':
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Meeting r "
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;s- 'f* . w i. iir'.ii; t:on
i >i"r i ri v ' ! :(. [? J here 'l
21-24, nii'nt
vr* nrnv,!^! lMir*
: ,. i t on* o.July 22' '?
' -h-satos \-:stTT\l * ' i%| needs
:n 39 count:< > of four ,llff ^
o within n radius of 80 mi led procu
>iou\Ji City. Delegate, con lsts 1
\1 the worship and preach- or^er
Services, taught church Servl<
'! classes and discussed with
hrs their problems of lead- y
Fine Wines, Clarets f
Cord utter, tiiquors J
. Whisteeys 1
I. W. Cromartie I
Liquor Store IJ
2201 Gervais Street I
Columbia, S. C. 1
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jimeroued Into all-^Ne- ! worked thus far. Top: 3rd
utfits. It hinted it may al- ! Battlion ot the 15th Infantry
:*ak up the Dixie Division, ! ,rianfluver at lort Benning, Ga. r.'|?
, ... ' j Center: Integration in the na- . jH
i is ah-\vhite and now in ( yy nf 1951 Bottom, the 866th - '^
tvtr at Fort .incksiui. s. C. j Transport Port Company un'
scenes above show how load rations from a C-54 at
ttion in the_ army has | Camp Maekall, N.-Gr ?; ~
men Sp eciafists STftf Sought ?
v for Army Medical Service
i. f . ;i j -'.. u.kt-i professional standards'.
J1 li!" Army ,. Tnert* are naanv excellent ea
:y. > ajta , .ox-Daxf unities- - in the - Army .
1 Ml.u.% Ai - th?^e sjroe! a lists," stated Lt
- v.. ' 1 .ptrrtinitotly urge
. ^-^TTi7\ women v. ho wfll gfadu!
g t i f.-. iV.'ury. The y-~' those spec ialisties during
:v G< ik ra! ' nf the Arc.y the- next few- months to g'.w '
:o.I a . a Janu.-.r,* '}) <,;i*vi'ul consideration to all that ' :i
n-.vr u'i-n,'":: ?l;(? Army has to offer" .V'"r
l.?-V..rewrv* nvU-; ii. * Information as t0 reqtfire
' iii ' i? ?i?: ?m1 ui ?frrr?mate* "
:. 'I:: r.prsta. .in,{ -1 hi o-..- JhU application fur commission'v\x
<f -ap' t . mcvl' may be obaincfj Jay- eon tat-ting., ^
!"l":p-y.ed c\p:i::si!iit ?.if the -thy ?do;tl Reerutyjg . Stati >n. .
7?2'i I).I'll"..ims. h -.I' f?PINE 3 T R E $5 X. C.
) p,lflD s T p R
Older to jyoihlp ?,,.?< jf^rlety of Moafe, Poultry ... f <1
tor ttir itvi-o.n iny limn f lmri|ilete Llhfs tit Fancy |
In .tho mldiiiiMiAl J 1 ' CjSMMMRlEB I .' ' V ' rl
of (he rapidly expand- '.?nf
irmy, it is necessary that # Free Delivery Service . f- *
rement of these special- '% 101^ PINE S1RFET < "' / '
le greatly aroelerated in / 1,15 I ' M
that the Army Medical \ J. E, BARNES, Prop, ) m
:e may maintain its hi^h 1|
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INSURANCE COMPANY I \
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HOME -OFFICE: ? 14* WENTWORTH STREET J Q
_ CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA I ^
District Office*: |
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CHARLESTON ORANGEBURG A
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GPEENVILLE SUMTER "^T ,T~'.' W >
Our Tw^nty-flfth ye* ot ervic* I ft
to the people of 8MB OwiRll