Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, November 03, 1951, Page 6, Image 7
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6 ? LIGHTHOUSE and INFO!
llNEWS AT CI
By Mrs. E.
1'KKSOHIAI.S <
CHARLESTON ? Mrs. Ruby i
?-U -* Jacobs Trescott attended the j
'Oapptng O?remony* of nurses i
at Providence Hospital, Wash- I
- ington, D. C. Miss Miyrtle Trescott.
grand daughter of the late 1
y, l>: Leon Trescott, ijow a Junior 1
ip^--nurse, -received her oap. She L-'
the daughter of Mr. ~ and Mrs. 1
Charles Trescott,, formerly of
Charleston.^ Mrs. Trescott was :
loud in praise of the hospitality ]
of the staff at the hospital, which
? Is interracial ^
Mrs. Mary Wilson of New ..York
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CAPITOL I
' THEATRE
SoiL-Mon. Nov. 4kS
tm. i_ itrii
wmp w usun in
"Navada Badmen"
Chapt. ,Ne: 4 '*Overiand with
I Kit Carson**
Comedy
Tues.-Wed NovT 6-7
Ginger Hog ere in.
"Storm Warning"
Chapt No. 13 "Adventure of j
Frank and Jessee James" ,;
Cartoon <
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Thursday Nov. 8
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All Star Cast in 1
_>Outrage"
Short Sutflect _
Fri-Sat Nov.TM ?
DOUBLE FEATURE
/Mian "Rocky" Lane in y
"Vigilantes Hideout"
also? J
Monte Hale in ]
"Missourians :
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Chapt. No. 7 "Perils of Darkest
Jungle*'
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I J. A Robertson, M^r.
|l^ Spring St. Phone 2-495B
The Best Show in Town
LL__ L I N C O L N
T H E A T RE
No High Steps to Climb
No Side'Entrance!
- Yonr Patronage Is Always,
v - Appreciated
609 KING STREET
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1 517 KJNG Street
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1 HUME OFFICE: ? I4il 1
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1 v. C Our Twenty-fifth
f to the people of ?
?-?- 'Your Bakery Nee
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Wedding and anniversaries, us?
parties, get-together, for every
We bake to your order.
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Rolls, Bread and Special Occs
TAYLOR'S KITC
42 Spring Street
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jOld - But Mod
7 Funeral Service is perhap
. . , the World. But unlike som<
back into antiquity, it has k(
-of civilization.
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neat as a hospital, as scientifi
cdl laboratory. Modern equi
each a step forward to more
home ft is always open for
Fielding's Home
122 Logan Street
CHARLESTON, SOI
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4ARLESTON \
M, Parker
Sity-hus been the ?uest oCher
iister, Mrs. Susie Simmons here, r
ilnce the passing of Edward Sim- J
owns. Mrs Wilson is formerly of j
Florida.
Theodore Morgan is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morgan in ^
Nfew York City. Mrs. Florence c
Rhomas spent her vacation with ~
he Morgans.
W. O. Blake has been transferred
from Fort Jackson to Cainp '
Oix. N. J. . - i ' ||g! J
Harold Smalls son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Smalls, is now a fresh- j;
man at Hampton Institute.
Chaplain (Citfct.) James H. *
Murray, who has been serving f
at Fort Custer, Mich.. will be
Y. for, study in the . Chaplain's-*1
Officer Sebooi. . -1
Mi*s. Anna Clark is at home r
after visiting her daughter m N. r
J. and sister in New York City. I
Mrs. Sara Green recently visited
relatives in Florida. r
BIG DATE FOR 'SMALL FRY' c
An event in any Small Fry's C
life is When he starts walking. ,0
Little Deborah, daughter of Rev. 1
and Mrs. C. A. Cherry7. 66 Ashe, r
street, was the main attraction
at the Central Baptist Sunday
School when she walked alone ^
around t*he auditorium on last ^
Sunday.
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Mrs. Johnetta G. Edwards,
Vtiss. Essie T. Harper and Mrs. ^
3. M. Parker met at the Dart'.>
ia'll Library Branch Saturday to ^
nap further plans for the Worn- ^
mless Fashion Revue to be held 0
it Archer School Nov. 12-13 for 13
benefit of the YMCA and the c
Wilkinson Orphan Home. The e- C
.rent is sporeored by the City ^
Federation of Women's Clubs. "
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Ministers, teadhers, principals
md business men will model s
snorts, street, wedding and other i
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Phone 6601 -1601 .Harden St
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Columbia, South Carolina
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SHOE HOSPITAL
PROMPT SERVICE
66 Spring St Phone 9431
"We Cure Sick Shoes"
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year of service I
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? our "Personalized" For your
meal, for your bakery service.
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Charleston, S. C.
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s the oldest profession in
3 professions which date
jpt pace with the advance
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as modern and spotlessly
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ipment modern methods,
perfect service. Visit our
inspection.
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urday, November 3, 1951
Vew Magazine
[Veekly
Wakes Debut
CHICAGO, III.?JET, a weekly
loctcrt^sired news and?jwcturenagazine
and the fourth publiation
of ^htr Johnson Publishng
Company of Chicago, made
t> bow this week.
The first Weekly Negro maga- ,
:ine in the country. JET went
>n Sale (15 cents per copy) j
hroughout the country Friday. 1
JET will contain up-to-date
ninute digests of the most im-!
>ortant Negro newg in the counry
and abroad, features pji. im-j
>orUmt vNegro personalities onJ
outstanding. photograpihs wlnck
lave become a w*ell-ctablishc d,
iart of the Johnson publications.
s
JET is the fourth member ofj
he nine-year-old 'Johnson Pqbishing
Company. The other pub-j
ications are EBONY, the picture!
nocithly which today., with a cir-!
ulatron of nearly 500,000, is the I
ending Negro publication in. the;
world; TAN CONFESSIONS, at
oniantic type publication with a
irculation of 300.000, and NEjRO
DIGEST, circulation 100,00,
whieti. effective immediately,.
will 'be changLxl from a
nonthly tn_a^_q u n rt c rl y.
ornis of women's attire. Tickets
re on sale at Harper's News
itand, 158 Line stareet. the YMrA,
Cannon" sstreet and from the,
nerriHers of tihe F?deratrd Cityj
'lubs.
ITORY HOUR AT DART'S
Mrs. Marie Nell .will conductj
itory Hour at the Dart Hall Li-;I
rary for children, five and old-1'
r. at 5 P. M. Mrs. Ethelyn Harer
Grace wiiL conduct Dancing
lasses for children, at the Y"WIA
Branch on Coming street. <
Irs. Grace received her degree
a Education at thte Winston-Saem
Teachers Collegfe this -past,'
ummer. .
Mrs. A. F. Harris has been e-|
ected president of the Avery]
J-TA.
Miss Gwendolyn A. Simmons.
:lass and is a member of the,
student Cuuncil. Liltly Mlsg Slffl-j
nons is also "Junior itfliss Avery" i
for 1951,52. - 1
DP CTTIJC Vrif T A rtvnaixn
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THE.STATE FAIR
J LAFAYETTE
) and BILL! AT
i # S Experienced Rarbei
Lai
1 ALL MILITARY PER
i LeRoy Hard
i 1010 Washington Street
For this womanhe
broke Cod's owr
commandment 1
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WIS' ADD PENFIELD
WIS Director of News and
Special Events
Through the years, radio h,
enjoyed a phenomenal growt
Fromv. its bilth the broadciitii
Industry - Ivas turned its facit
tic- more and more towards o;
thc-spot reporting \ until today12
years aft.r the first W!
broadcast?many hours are spe
each clav by the WIS News ai
Social Events Department
gather, edit, and air the hea
liny happenings.
The general public t<x|riy
infinitl lv more news-oonscio;
than 20 year- ago, and radio
largely responsible. The fact
Undoubtedly traoeablu to tl
events immediately' prior *
World War II? when ta&undo
radio coverage from Fur Ope;
and- Pacific vantage poini
brought .news?as it d?v- loped
into every American living rooi
Hooper ratings. Pu'ive' r -por
und Neilsen indexes indicate i
ever-growing audience for ne\
and special events features. R
dio has novvJr sought to or
p?te with the newspaper; rad
docs <?eek to "get three first", ar
t<? stimulate a desino for- mo
information. The implication
an obviou. one: "for further d
tails, consult your local new
pap r."
Radio news C, perforce, fron
page news in capsule form. R
dio commentators, ever alert
Choir responsibilities, make e
fort to state only this facts, ai
to a'llow the general public
draw the - conclusions. Spec!
feature?., frequently origirnatu
from many thousands of mil
distant, keep the li-tener post*
on far-away events with an her
tofore impossible speed.
-At WIS, in addition to tv
wire services?a radio wire ai
a press wire?the News ai
Special Events Department er
ploys a Washington correspon
-oat?whose??it?h?to?sceu
news of Special^ interest to t
people of South Carolina. T<
news soilrros si.no and Pr<
importance are Jealouslv cov<
ed. V - BARBERSHOP
II) PARLOR
*s
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SONNKl. WELCOMED
y. Proprietor
Columbia, S. ( .
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Theatre
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Voorhees Tigers C
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For 37-7 Win
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DENMARK?The Tiglers of At
Voorhees School and Junior Col- ^
leg>e made throe straight for
the season in e 37-7 victory over ?*
a game Friendship) Junior Col- tw
ie^o- team on Jthc Tigers' home tie
grounds lost Saturday.
?3 The scoring started halfway tfo
h. of the fust quarter when Voorhaos
recovered a Friend* liipLfumble
on their own 46, ar?d ^
n- parted a goal line cTrivfe" that "
? did not end until'seven running' "
IS play> took it ovyr, Leon Robertit
-non scoring.
Voorhees tallied twice in the,
, second quarter, recovering oni
Friendship's 30 yard lino after
is n blocked punt to'sot up th > fir-t. |
us VViliiam Long and Leon Robert-1
is ?,on alternated in the ground!
lS gaining. Robertson finally going'
? over from the 1. Robcrt-dn scorto
u led again On a 35 yard- run after
,n Friendship got off a short punt
tsjthat left the ball in their terria
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? jlory. All tries for thje'extra point <
" j failed. _
| ## More people are readers
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>oi <11 ine lagnuiouse than of 1
a-I any other similar paper in A.
n-j the Carol in as. How stands I
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tc- f 1611 Harden Street j|
# Records, Military Supplies C'l
a- f PHOTOS WHILE |l|
to 1 YO*J WAIT III
f- V Open every night except JII;
k! Tuesdays \ II
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;'j Ernest J. Nauful I
I Liquor Store i
id Wines ? Whiskey
*d( Cordials ? Gins
d- 1107 Washington St. 1
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oulter, Lincoln
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LTHERAW ? Inspite of lonj
ns by Otis "Parson for Coulte
ademy and consistent reelinj
' of yardage for Lincoln higl
Sumter by John L. Aikrn, th<
o teams hyd to settle for a (Vi
here Friday.
Lincoln's score came mid Wa;
e first quarts i on a long rui
Aiken. The attempt for extr
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in the third quarter on a 40 yd.
run by fullback Parson, and a
handoff by quarterback Sterling,
I "Seootnv" Frazien to James
r "Bootny" Wilson. The try for eXI
tra also failed. . - J 'v ' .*'
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