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Grand Order C
* ANDERSON (Special) The
"42nd Communication of the;
Grand Chapter of the Order of i
the Eastern Star and Rite of Adoption
closed a highly successful
sesssion here July 18, opening
two days earlier.
The? executive board met the
night of July 16, with the main
session tor some 500 Stars and
representatives getting?down to
official business at 0:30-the- morning
of July 17. Zack TuwnieniD
Gran^ Wormv Pinion. rn'lml 11 u?
sessFe*i to order, v/hch ,'began
\vith a songfest. the
rituals.
TliP'i, tho?pianist?struck?
"Onward Christian Soldiers."gjrand
officers attired in white
evening gowns filed In, the signal
for the?official opening of
the rituals.
Special guesits included- IS%rs.
P. B. Eic helberger and Mrs.
-?j- - Jones, Grand" Met eon ' and Grand
Lecturer. 'respecTvyefy, fo|I the I
State of Georgia, both of whom'
commended the Grand Chapter
for smooth operation.
Grand Master Prince Riley al??
?-so?attended?throughout?t+rc?session,
and pledged continued sup-*
port to the Stari and stated he
had constantly urged Worthy
Masters to work with the Stars.
Grand^Stvretary J. E. Dickson
spoke along the same line.
The communication heard a
stirring pica from Dr. \V. M.
Ratliff a Master Masop, in hehalf
of Boy's City near Laurens.
Support of the Stars was
assured by the Grand Worthy
Matron.
.Another visitor- was Mr.?Hawkins
of Maryland, in the state
, in the interest of Negro Labor
Problems,, who, too. commended
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you're wearing one!
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Vnstruction given in allf
(branches of Beauty Culture#
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I SEPTEMBER 4 \
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VMUS. EDMOMA McNEILY
J Garner's School )
lof Beauty ('ulfnret
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the order "and promised to work
closer with the order upon returning
home. ? ; '
Ttte Grand Worthy jF^ttronJ- J
annual address ./and sormoflFtte
ut 1949 and 1950 were on-the first
two points of a "Star Ado."- and
Ruth, respectively. -The address .
for 1951 was on the third point |
of the Star Esther." " v.
The annual message of Grand 1
Worthy Matron. LL M. Finley
i stressed correct use of English,
diutiuii and t.cuimhs of1 mltuif among
Stars. '
Tuesday evening, host chap- ?
tor's Mistletoe 71 ot Anderson
-and?^tTOTrnrrtiKf 20(1 ~ of"" BcHonT"
treated visiting Stars with a orogram
and banquet. The "Mystic
Tie" mi >-rxompl i fioq fittingly by
the Pride ol Spartanburg duvptor
98. undtr leadership of Mrs.
Mattic M. Jenkins.
The administrative degree \vas_ ^
given by Mrs. M. A. Hutchinson ^
to feftyvdx candiditep, 'assisted i
by Grand Associate Patron. S. J. j
Poinsette. f
Memorial services for depart- \
ed heroine* were conducted by ?
Mrs. Hal-He kobnson rvr Sbi right 7
chapter 16N and after all officers
were reelected for another (
term, the communication ad journed
to meet next year"tr ~
Georgetown.
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Mrs. Counts Has 1
Beach Party . j
| Mrs Joe Males Counts enter- 1
! taincd a group of friends on Mr- ^
Kenzie beach in celebration of
her birthday. July 27th. She re- 1
ceived numerous gifts and t 1
day wa^ spent swimming, crab- 1
b 1 ng?and?fi Jung.??i>f .lutitu! ~
recently completed, beach home
of her brother was thrown open <
to guests and a delicious seafood 1
V4.wui.-i was served in the dining
room on the waterfront. 1
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illSON, Prop.
Columbia, S. C.
Mr. anil Mrs.
Mr. and Mr-. W. L. Grant en
tertafrfcd in a lovely wedflhnj
caption at their home, 243Jichland
street, July 12, for thel
laughter, Frences Beatrice, wld
vas married earlier t.o Davic^fl
Ya AC is of Norway. ol@
The h<>me Was beautiful
decorated with palms, rannini
vy anj white gladioli.
Thg bride and "?groom wer
seated in the receiving line t
greet .Their many - friend*; aiu
vll-wishers. Gift^ were receive!
3v Mr^. Krtfw Mar G>>fT and Mri
Marietta Refers Webb.
The bride was beautifully at
ired in a white flowered, geor
gettc three-quarter dress, carry
ng a bouquet of white carnn
ons tied" with a white ribbon.
Out-of-town guests were:
" Mrs. Jodena?Francis of-Tfor
*' '11, . motl'i'M rf the giiii'in. Pl.il
ind Mrs. C. T1 Thomas, anrt ivir,ila
Thomas, of Orangeburg
3vt. Helen Grant of the WAC
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Mrs. Francis is a graduate o
Bo. kui" T. " Washington "big1
; h""! and Benedict College an
o now a member of tlie faeult;
?f the" Willi-;tori Junior big!
ehool in Williston.
Mr. Francis is n graduate o
Vilkinson high school and .c
,\ State College at Orangeburr
le is n member of the Alph:
Phi Alpha fraternity, and wn
'ormerly sale's "manager of (h
iVholesale Radio and Fleet ri
supply Co. here. At nrc ent. In
in charge "f collection?, fur th
Two Columbia
Women End Basic
LACKLAND AIR FORC1
3ASE, Texas?Two young Co
lurnbia women are complotini
heir basic air force indoctnna
tion course at Lackland A)
Porce Bas'fc, it was ' announce.
Monday.
They are, Pvt. Gwendolyn f
Frazier. 13. daughter of Mr. an
Mr-. Clifford Frazler, 309 Pi k
ens street, and Pvt. Luveni
Kimble, 20, daughter of Mr. an
Mrs. U. Kmble, L-8. Allen-Bent
dct Court, both of Columbia, i
C.
Their training has prepare
Lhem for entrance into Air Fore
Lochnienl training and for assign
ment in specialize^ " work.
Spartan Teachers
Have Gala Time
On Vacation
SPARTANBURG ? (Special
?Prof, and Mrs, E. F. River;
Vlrs. Nettie Bunche and Mr;
Riiih motored to the followin
?IFies, Washington. Philadelpfii
in(j Wilmington. Do'tiwan whil
:>n a vacation trip.
The party, in Wilmington, w.a
"Re gue>t of Mr. and Mrs. Don
lid Grinnuge. While there, the
vere the toasts of many partie
n their honor. Mrs. Crawford. ;
'ormor Spartan, entertained wit!
an elaborate dinner; at Elktor
Vtd., Mrs. Mildred Grinnage, sis
ten of Mrs. Risers, also gave
beautiful dinner party for th
South Carolinians. Mr>. Grin
nage, a former Spartan, is hea
teacher in her private liursen
where lilOi'e than-35-idvlldren ar
presently enrolled. The visitm
enjoyed boat rides and pieni(
with the youngsters.
The party also visited Cam
Emory, operated for colored b y
and by colored, before returnin
home, here.
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Dr. Mary Mcleod B. (hone was
honored on her 73r^l birlhda\
by tlml""1"?a4- B?'Unin<? Conk
man College last week, hut sh<^
wasn't there lor the party,
sticking to her oj^ce'as presi
dent) of the Central Cife In*
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Wholesale Radio company < >f
G Orangeburg.
r-j?Following?the?ICcepti' -Ih?U+*4
j Mrs. Alston, Of the
Wilkinson Home,
k On Committee
Ei ' CAYCR?Mrs; Hcnr et'h Als
ton, tnatron of the Wilkcrsor
1 Home for Girls in Cavee. hn?
"* been appointed to the county
? Committee of Juvenile T.cgislal.
*.'oh to rcnrcsent the South Curort
jhni Association of Workers ol
:- <U' h homes.
Mrs. Alston has been matron
" 1 of the Wilkin-onHome for scv^
era] years, a project of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs,
d Also announced this week u
e the appointment of Mrs. Marian
i- Paul of.Columbia to the nffim
treasurer of the Federation, f111?
ing tliu vacancy created by the
resignation 01 Mrs. Belle Vincent
also of. Columbia^ oviho-ha-tl l>eld
the office for forty year*.
Charlestonians At
> Big Weddings
CHARLESTON ? Two of tlu
g state's outstanding weddings thu;
a far this year were attended b\
?following?Ohariustonlans:
Paul-Moore, at Columbia: Mrs.
s Ruth Boling. Mrs.* H. A. Fielding.
- Mrs. W. M. Thorne, Mrs. J. Ary
thur Brown. Sr., Mr. and Mr-,
s Jr.. Melaine Mil-ler and Joseph
a H. A. Guenveur. J Arthur Brown,
h. Miller. Jr,
h Rowe-Reddiru*. at Orangeburg:
* Mr. and Mrs.-John Edwards, Mrs,
0 Albertha Murray. MY-. M..A Lne
Saine, Mrs. S. D. Butler, Mrs
l*|M. M Stewart. Mr. and Mrs
d j Herbert L. Davis. Mr. anr* Mr.
B A LLu hunaji?M-- M
1 1 Ellison and Miss Evelv n Wright
J More people are readers
NT I ho lapmnoust- man 01
SJ any other similar paper in
? the Carolinas. How stands
your subscription to it?
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Miss Joyce iH
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newly wod.s left for a -.brief
honeymoon. They will rysiJc m ?
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^Daughters of Isis >
Have Ham Raffle ;
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For Spartans
SPARTANBURG ? Tamil) h,
Court 122. Daughters of Isis. ei
closed out their ham raffle Mon- tv
day night at the South Liberty! ft
Street Recreation Center. y-<
A br:ef myogram included a 1vv
r reading "I Aint Looking for!w
Much Crowd" by-Miss Elizabeth *
Boyce of Spartanburg. A -efec-!
L t it mi.?"Bless This?IIpmc"7~ wa? ' sr
played and sung bv l\l;ss Mildred i'
Long of Fairforest.
The drawing of the lucky tic-1
i ket was supervised by illu-trious i
i Commaindres's Albcfrtn Samuel. I v
with Mrs. Eunice Thompson; k,
- blindfolded. drawing?the pur- w"
v^hase ti.- keT of Miss Corne Me- I
, Ghee.
- "Ettnaghtflr Lortte?ARrKo rider j~~
_ was applauded for her ouUtand
i jiik saie ui ucKgi? ann mn.irKsi "
were, made by Illustrious Com- *
mandress Samuel and Nobel Fate vv
Jones. Illustrious Advisor for
Tamin Court.
Tamin Court makes annual
> contributions to the Tuberculp- p
s sis and Cancer Fund drives, al- _
so a nationa* nroieet of all Shri- g
~ tiers and Daughters. Tamin Court j
ha- also made donations locally
to the Deaf nnrf Blind School at ^
Cedar Springs. in Spartanburg
county, and to the Community
Hospital at TJnion.
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Orangeburg Folk
Revamp NAACP
Youth Council ?
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t-?OHANGEUCIICT The YoUthjJ,
Council of the Orangeburg NA-[o<
ACP branch \vas reactivated !fr
Sunday under leadership of Rc\ |a1
J. D. Bryan. Rev M. D. McCol-j
Turn. Miss DeLar.-s Johnson and lu.
Sidney s. Tobin. ("j,.
Earlier in the week, the adult u
branch-Turd accepted the resigna-jv<
tion of Mrs. Helen Sheffield as _
advisor > the youth branch,
j Approximately .r>0 young pcoi
pie attended the initial orgarui/at:onaJ
tea in the I'arbh Hall of j
1 Trinity Methodist C'hur< h. /and I
'electe^ the following officers.
Benjamin I'ayton. presrdent:
first vice president. J. R. Law-I
rente; second vice president.
i Jimmy en; corresponding '
ic!;;: v, M:--, Y.in ua Laev:
recording -eeretary. Mis- r rimYes
P*an; treasurer. Miss Y
Smith.
\V. 1. H !*>.>h was nanieil-U-e?L _
I paler: Mara-n Savlt r. i ivuii.. :n , '
j Mi Christine Oliver < ha rmoi ,
;of t:?e Sac.ul L'aniniiLlee: il.ii.-l-.
i >u.?\y...;L . ?t;. t,1111,i;i i,;
. the- planning < >n ml'ee; M.s--.
Mariar. H>irr-?"ct; rh'r?*n vni >-!
! TcS* 1 ' ' ' / i '-le e t r
| f !tf * ,..?n ;?n j v<?! ? -' '
1.. ;Ii- M i-.- Cm-! \v:i> c
lofted ch;i.. tivi: V' -x u!i\'"
hinfM
P byl^
Secretary of Commerce Charles) r
Ja-wyer'. U
announcement .that1
HH^Fovernn'.ent planned to1T
Sj^Ta new airport, the Wash-'s
8^>>n Bureau lohl Secretary I e
awyer, "Wv are mindful of the t
egulatiotjs which once permitt. J
ed segregation at the, present ic
tational airport. We hope that! r
egulaions governing the pro-I'
i'Sod national airport will con- ^
a in adequate prohibitions a- :a
ainst segregation."
-tVIi'. .yiswvi'r''?vepl ?^rrirl?thai ' t
It hough the property Had' not)r
? n? i' ' " I i "1 < :i o.. a ' - '
ui'i- \'?u, however, that so far 12
- hi' !; M ? ; r '".'i "T
, he n(> segregation permit- j c
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\ndy Wright, One 4)f
Scotts'boro Hovs,!
Indicted For Rape!
ALBANY - - < ANS) ~ ,'.:imcs.ndrew
Wright. "ne the -unc j
Scott.shorn Boys", was :rda?ed
n a .first degree rape 'barge
r i ft a v he the Viuv V.otr'
u! >! < ttu' C'm: '?CiiviU'i?) ir-v,
The grand jury action followd
the < omplaint of a 13-vcar[
alorcd girl, which rJed to the r.r?st
of Wiight on July 11. lie j
intends ho U innocent..
The 39-vear old Wright, ur?sted
on May 25,1931 in Alaama
a? ono of nine youth., r<cjsed
of the' "box car rape" of
co white women.^ was released ,
cm a 99 -year jail sentence last j
ear an(t brought hero?undet-4he -j
atchful eye of the NAACP, !
hich has said it \va= preparing
i defend hint.
Wright hacl been trying for
im?t!mo to?have?h_s?wife?end ?
bid brought here from Ala- j
ima, hut that state's parole of- 1
clals have tabooed'the plan. j
I
Samuel Bonaparte j
Vies At Pineville |
PlNEVILLE- Samuel Bonaarte,
a former resident of
harl^ston, died here last week
'here he had made Fui home
'ith his son-in-law and daughr,
Mr. and'M!rs. D. Jenkins.
Among those attending the fueral
were a daughter and grandm,
Mrs. C. Fields and son of"
'hiladelphia; a brother. Benjamin
Bonaparte. West Palm
eacly?Fla-r; nephews?Gussie, ohn
and Gabriel Bonaparte, a
eiee and her husband. Mr and
Irs. William Gi'.liard, and chil.d>n
Harriett and Deborah Anr
rid his cousin, Mrs. Carrie Nesit.
all of Charleston.
AME LEADERS WILL
HEAR NEWSPAPERMAN
RF.MINI ?(Special)? 'Among
aeakers here for a session of
le Wateree AME district Friav
morning, August 3. will be
>hn H MeCray of Columbia,
iitoj of The_Lig'hbhouse and Inirmer.
He is expected to speak
11 o'clock.
The conference meeting is in
le Antix-h AME Church, and
in the district over which Dr
r. J. Robinson of Columbia seras
presiding elder.
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HI UK PALACE
TONSORIAL
PARLOR ,,
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In araB
IAACP alH
el, who rep^B
d serviceman^B
Z. Gaynnr cited^BB
udge Advocate GctH
ating the sentence of^^H
estoring h m to "alj rights^M
legos and property affeeted^BJ
th h sentence" and substituting B
n honorable discharge from the g
u my as of August 21,1947 for f
bo ili^hoiioiMble dis 'luugi'?pri'V- ~[
:?u=ly executed. ? t
Cwas finvictrdy along with c
1 other enlisted incn, at the ~\
Miniusiori iif m ruur-day grrH-ivn f
ourt-martial at Hohcnbruirn, ^
">' ! numv, on October- 17,1946. j
\ ' of ' h; men were found, gyil- 1
y t\T J-'ltlinu 111 a ,?mutiny aTj
FASHION-OF-WEEK ?
A HALTER SUNDRESS in n*vy -and
wh>te checkerboard -plqu t " 1"
Hag its own matching bolerd toy Tr
cover up occasion*. Available di- I
M ? ~ " ?
in tne home from noose- 1
wife representatives of Fashion I
Frocks. Cincinnati. tANpj 1,
CAPITOL I
THE A T R F. j
Sun.-Mon. Aut. 5-C
Roy Rogers in
"SUNSET IN THE
WjEST" 1
Chap. 3 "Don Winslow of the
Navy"
Comedy
ITue.-Wed. AUg. 7-8
David rain in , JF
J "RRK A KTH ROUGH*'
Chap?12- 1'Hesperadoes of the ?
West" p
jComedy Short ^Subject
Thurs. Aug. 9 S
Kirby Grant in
TRAIL OF THE
YUKON"
Comedy Short jSubjett '
Fri.-Sat. Aug:. 10-11 t,
(Double Feature)
Robert Livingston in
"LONE TEXAS r
RANGER"
Also Ronald Woods in (
LA KHAR Y IMKATEM" "m
Cliap. 9 "Pirates of the High 1
Seas"
?? Comedy =
iJhsS
nstituted/Hi^^^
educe^ todtive
uent clemency actiofP
/as reduced to three iin^^
lalf years. He wa? released Oft ^
>arole on M?y 0,1948 Freed from I
>arole on April 10,1949, he wag ,^|
till stigmatized with a dishonor- "1
bio diseharge and fnrfpitiiro of ~3
ill veterans' privileges. ^ '1
Intervention by the NAACP I
lea red up his record' and payed
he way for collection of back
ay and possible indemnity for J
wrongful imprisonment.
The Good Citizen Reads j
hi? npu'unnnor I
viaiuavca im
contents, and compares aj|) :
with his own views. RF.Ajf). ^
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RINGS THE BELL"
Starring . ! **
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SKY-WAY
Drive In Theatre .il
ANNEX j
At The Fairground Gate *3
Colored Section MI
Weekly Program i
Program [for week starting jg
August 1 through August L '^1
i iTfl 1
Wednesday August 1 ? j
"LUCKY NICK GAIN"?:with:?
, Ji
George Raft fcn<j Coleen Gray
hursday . August 2
"OPERATION X" ?.
?:with:?
Edward G. Robinson and _ .
Peggy Cummins ridav
Saturday Aligns! r j
KSTAGE TO TUCSON^
:with>v ?:?p ???1 --*1
Lod Cameron and Wayne Morris
lunday thru Tuesday August
"MATING SEASON"
,,.r "?rwith:? -4^
Gene Tierney and John Lund
Vednesday .August 8 4
HOWARDS of VIRGIN
L'ary Grant an^ Martha Scott
urn right at Sky-Way sifs en
nsewood nrlvo anil fnltnwr mmm* ?-fl
> Colored entrance at end of I