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p -> R - ,? *> *---- y*- -i-^ i J SHOP HERE } r j AND SAVE j V 8T^M ^ i "Fancy Groceries ; t- JPARK ItREETi ; (MARKETi 1 1329 Park St. / |* 40i ? m M I 1 FINEST Iffs ?Tj k ^ D S j *" I ^013 PINE STREET I k 1 J. E. BAftNES, Prop- / I'-'- ---^ t . . nn^ii ar.Ai - _ r> - . w.: wi iriuiui:. s 1/ure rur The Things, iron Wear!'* tg& H. T. F a Cleaners and Dyers , 713 Main Street ' pLca Delidom jSome ookdf Meals 1001 Wash^gtoipSt^t PHONF. 9678 'JM N BLUEPAfcACE ] ImIl | Pr HOTEL . i ALL OUTOTPlf ROOMS [ 1 9?7 'Washinrton Street I LI # IT BLUE PALACE r Tonsorial Parlor I B. W. flridiaias and . C. Williams, Props. 1003 Washington Street tiHT" ' <?ux. L ;:\\'4 Q I T A Y LOITS-KIT1 42 SPrinff Street I Q...^ Mi Tf& /r' ^I Hft | MMhlirHMMIHlM i-t-u' ' . ,, . ' ?; ' " ? t;V, ' . ' ; ? _ ' . L si? = : ' r ?+^r~~~ *BR .# . ~ ' - *" # ** ^ 4. * ^ J % 1 /w . if ' '. - ' * .w s ' V* , . * '4 Jill i 1 ; ne;ws at ch By Mta. E. M. - * l^TCrotuid Wo*#' Wil Mrs. Gladys Edw???U Hfcs Wen mei appointed Playground KWorfrw at J*1 W Maftirtk Poi u aysgq^d.. ^ A get-acquainted *vaV giy- gan on the childr^^Dec* 5. ffcra. "Edi- i\n wards In -rS quest fat games and^ playgtofciftd equip-moat som* of*. Whi^h been promised*, by; > ttte P*ay* of ground "jpojaamissipn iRjr; the flret ciat of the year. * , 7 *. 0f This pftyfround-ls located-c$k 80V tJie esta^a^near-th*-Cooper^iver roj project, 4A11 paVents arp iitged^p^ t6 jend *th eqfa^i ildren^there. A pja> Cfyftstmas ""party will given gja] , peg. ?1. The cooperation of this' j^g pbnipiuruty j^ill "greatly-^rp in cXu , the improvement1 of this ane .ground. \ . r?? tha - The A/alla Beauticians S*S __i^ Thq Azalkv. B^\B|tian.s hcM tf.e Vesr*t* at the YMTA Dftf. 9.1,^ h Jieries.of 1^4_ progl^B/d* beirig.^ponsqred by thelrom City *?derationVojf CoJ.vred Wqrpen's Clttbs. Mrs. M! H^wiej^^g ptTlgFam nhairmaiC^ Mtpn Flossi# Wilsoft served as pslstn^ss,. of ^an cejw moniegy^Rty. L. CTjpnliri was ^ guest" speake^ C>ther fKi|feip?n*f jmd were: Rev. "Lewis Gnffft, - the >en Glorious^ GosM|I^Singef^-trhc Btossorp Bfnger^lfiij^^ip?fRch- jyjr3i ell, Rosabel . > Bt^jen ..jcjb Spade. ftattie RhooevSGJ^aSWe ?Cy ^ Si ii ,ue 1^^^^ ^ I j ' ^^ ^ ^^ 431 O^nge St. Georgetown's. C. ^ '" | nZi the I ^ Your SatlsfaCtion_l? ' ^jjH Our Success tus COUNTSE J nmAnn Thrl IlJKUi* diuitfii; m Phone 2-1967 - |(p,7r 1105 Washington Street Bit-en Columbia, S. C. I thei * l|tnas ^ ? ? ? J ren 0<: uita la oik J mjef/ f ^Watch for Santa on ~ % ] Christmas Eve when all is I ery still ... He brings us gifts and best of all his Spirit of I Love and Goodwill! ' / I CHEN BAKERY \ Charleston, S. ( . * ' [WO firew * ; * ZfUi- / j ^ jjrL r<_?jj _j Mnl IM-Ital Mb! (if.. LMaM, Ft T -;, 4? v I v ' *- ' twt' * *. 4?>*V\ '.-: . fl <" ' ' ~ s '^F^fAa *v > ;i I 0 . , ?- " I $? ARLESTONl * Nrker > * a ^iWjing, four service | jfiflftfellifesent, Rev. E. J\. L.pkftrtPJymarks. l$ra, fcj[?teXsdent j&the CFQCW ; r^3^W' T""***. . . v - * .*S'? - ' ' fit* T? *. most untqife^iflGp. Irs Qf tHtf B4Mon ?TX>nfc'cl by fh|T ^Knen'sr,^i3rtliary fty> Ckarl?*$n M/?difl(4 A ten. ffeld atfhe pala$&! hom^ T>rt and jQN- "M&soy/ *AsM ' Ttofc spaci'tus Jffts wer^^a^auwe1^ J?# ns of ^e^fl?Tpmij!le?.L A "Hi? ' ? of antiqttffafrHclfe 41 silver, 96, china ^aAd- turmture dat tecM to -efrout ?ty30 war on igt^lji ^kdf nelfcf th^ ?wafidcn l tfjk/the JUU& s Vlore ir yVent^ftWHv^** * '* fis Jifclifcaiu Seattfrfcpk, wife of Pt^ dector * TT. ^ tj. ^g?abrook. Satire /e^tlon" d^mng room beatftfy?%decoratecl with .fall fiowand Jighted eaftdldfcjwas gracwifct thfr. ptosehc^ pf4 Me#? ics b. T. Purvis, J. G??*}rfl* T.'XJ./Tvketlng, rUfc bv^M5A. .T. TV rtoffmr,,, iavifii ^>h. tte ?rogfam were;! r Kphrlifp, Misses ;lle. *vtaliynM?tterv >%k- , ZMujm* Wkfer' Messrs. RieHard 'Tuftier,1; Ilk*lJords<)n,JPhe !^^was.^rewt^ai toy. Mrs* 3. SeafcrGok. T)g^ Antique ex |hv'<m. dir?t^:hyvj?rs,'' fijw?S*ib5 ne- hu-njired^doilq^ watg -civ**nai ^letot-oji si wait j *?31; S'wF'' a^?IE tin ^aijd Mu$s Margaret Worj j ? ^ ^ C . 'was heard . m station AL, Dec. 7. vt tT IT TTiolrle rvr^eJrlnnt , >f" City Federation of Colored "nen's Clubs and Mrs. S. P. rk, chairman of the Civic vp of .the same visited Augus Emnnui 1 Fra/.er, lone fur>r -f the Amphitrito which Mprehoad Cityv.N. C. and kc- up that night, istmas' Plans for Children la. S. P. Clark, chairman of ic. activities reported* the is being made to give childivho need someone t > help n to have a happy 'Chri.u. Three per cent . [' 1 he k!who will be entertained CrO-O c oco . " o -o c- c o o c o o ^ LET US, /? * ONE ANO ^ ALL MAKE 1 Merry Chrittmat (J to all?and to all a Netc Year miu> fts*ful in every tearyt Spradley-Kailey Laundry and ( leaner.-; 2212 Taylor SI reef (ohimlva. !*. ( ooooooooaooaooooooooc * :'i a very happy holiday tre're M>i$hlnft you and yamr family thranfhnnt this gay era?a. All- I I % BEST FOOD 1109 Washington Street ' * '.. .< , '. -. 'J ,- T?7**-?T? .' ?"1?r ' it' Ii' r - 4 i <> ,;9h * ' a T- v ?v #* ' / : ? >' ' * .'* ..*'* * ~ V ' ?y.v " . v *^- . ? ' >' ' * A f * ships in. the mine craft base, will be colored. Mrs. SLMilleb attendance officer fbtf school* will select fou* (400) htmdr*<^?hildren to receive-gif^s at the Btirke Activities Building. This is a project of th&^Tfinior Miember* of the ChjflEr? pi Commerce. Funds aRf%Iao being raised to give-each child of the white and Colored orphanages $3.00 each to go shbpping. A parity will be held r gk .the k Immaculate Conception Itogh school* ii? blind and cripple children. / The Helping Hand Club, organized by Re#. E, L, kampkihs at the request of. *ss Evelyn Hayne|r has ..ctollectwl to* number <>f^4vyy-and to.be osto<t ihjr^iMldfWi 1j^ ^he county who y The fre# Kindergarten Ass'ft. will /give toyst clothing angl 'goodies td children 3 to 6. All; of theset%ff'5rts $ire ohder speejal Commit fees. The -RpidtyHfnitse. Of Christian Service', fte^. L, ']?. CVumlin, direct Or and MPS?MCL_L^ -Oieeu, Chairman, of special ^C- ; JTg& actiVillea Mwill haver-partjes! Dec.. VI?21?417 for special age froitfl V" I fflfc '* ** -2 I * I J Xr ^ # &' / ',^r * ' VZ x / & ? & * * & A. V * $ . *V AV vV *S. .* * * * * & .$ ? A, The Officers and I At la * * * 11 I ? j ^mSTfRTfTOFFICKS: !* i* j'% i 7 S 0mi A . \ s I -* ' v% ' y ^ w . J-.;- * jCME Church Gives t,000 To Help In iACP Fights . New Y<?l1c?A Contribution o $5,000 wai received this weeV by the NAACP from Bishop William Y. Bell, representing th? fourth Episcopal district of th< (Jolored Methodist ' Episcopal Church: -? . Jn response to a decision vol ed by eight bishops of .the CM1 Church at a general Hoard meet ,tng in May, Bishop .Ball's dis trict, composed of five confer encCs covering OhKo, -North Car /flihijaj Souttt Carolina, District o 'Cotutnbin-ViiDginia, and the Mid die" Atlantic states and Nev Enfetand. raised $1,000 ffjr th< tyAACP in each - of its confer epces. Rishopi Bell convcved t!- ? ' hi-pe of tbo CME hoard. each of the?, church's forty-tw | Conferences w?U present $1,00< ' fi(|sdhr iV I'l/inti rr TT** t m hen- Reli*< da Strict?were Spearheaded by th< young peojfle in the churches Reverend ft. O. Bass of Colum ???&#?&?#}#?? ^ - y* >/^ ^ -^r*tei^mlK^{^ #^K /?. f 11/ Personnel Of the ? ntic (ioast "77i oine Off ice: 149 Wi hkaijfort charleston scmftlr? r Twenty-seventh Yet . , ~~ -? ' i ?, ? -:jlv? "* \ j Lighthous* and Informer, Colin bia, S. C., direcKor of youth ac- f tivities, arranged for the holding of an NAACP day in all *! CME churches in the district. f ^ The contribution was received with . warm thanks by NAAGP President Arthur B. Spingarn ? and Executive Secretary Walter s White, in the presence of Revrend L. S. White, minister *>f the Williams Institutional CME ? . Church of New York, and Pevo. rend A. Preston Porter, minister . of the Calvary CME Church, . Jersey City. > ? ' , - J. E. Casey & Sonj iHoiler Makers and Welders! ij?-?? ? 1 J Phone GfiOl 1G01 Harden St. I 44- r?HI Columbia, South Carolina ???? ??? " ? i ? T t r t i t ? , "? ' . . -H, jW 9 IpP ^B* * . ? % *' ^ -"V- ?: nrigntty gtea Holly wreath Ana now's t T& send our % That dear oi Wish once n MERRY, * Lite Insura \e Golden Rule Com pa mtworth Slretl Ch?rl< COLUMBIA 01 FLORENCE IL ?I : ?Sf ir of Service to the peoph '. . ' " ' " I 1 ' . '' '; .' . *" '* ,, ?v i:. '-..for ?? - \ ' r? -'J _. " JBT J < . ^ ' v.. y " V - #. . ' ' . Ma. 8. C, S?t?rtor, Pt. 22, 1951 (tkrtt? T?)?? ' lighthouse Ads Bring Best Results ~ ' 111 - " |,<? r | ' 1 ' ESOU1RE CLEANERS CLEAN irkL-S^PRESSINC ? REPAIRING Service f Style ^ Satis faction Phone 4?2887" 1603 Harden Street 1. 1 i n in i Old - Bui Modern Methods Funeral Service, i9 perhaps the oldest profession ilk.-": ? the world. Hut unlike some professions which date >ack into antiduity, it has kept pace with the advance if civilization. V_ The mortuary bf today is as modern and spotlessly neat as a hospital! as scientifically accurate as a chemical laboratory. Modern' equipment modern methods, each a step forward to more perfect service. Visit our home it is always open for inspection. +_ TK^IA i n rrV Tlmna T?nr FilllPrBVA 1 I n JlV/ftllK. 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