Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, December 22, 1951, Section Two, Page 3, Image 4
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(virlitst. of Meats, Poultan V
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"Get Mother's Care For* 1
The Things |fou Wear" '
H. T. KKYANT
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BLUE PALAfc?
TEA SHOfcPE
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1001 Washington Street
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CHARLESTON!
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E. M. Parker
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n men wJra. present. Rev. E. A. L.
a. LprpWeV remarics Mrs. ML. "E.
Fjeljte, pteisdent of. the CFQCW
told futufre pl&ti$ of the- or-.
L^> gunizatfon-. ; - - *_.? '* "
? V^ue Tea -. . *
{Jfhe ytf tke mo^t unique social
d Jbours of tiie? season ,wai.4*PK>ns
V>r*d by the A^met*'?,4Pii<ili&ry
of tV\o Charleslftn Miedipai Assort
ciation. Hold k|?the palatal homg
of 15r. ar i jgb$. V- T. Mthsey,'
" 801 * AsK1 ~1&Ve. spacious I
r vrobffis were, adequate iht .ijhe..
plans''of tlhe - eorpmittoe., A dis-''
* pla^? of antiqu^'artielf^ <d silver,
11 glass, china p'ftd f*?rmture dat
s" hi? becleto afiiiUl lttdO wa.- on
n exhibitie^ and" fieltk Che \vonder f'>
and ahjUTjn <rrf.the ,5?K>sts. More 1
than fljpvenly^rt *aTI.
Mrs. Miriam Seab^hpk. wif?? nf i
I the i^t'e doctor TT. U., Sjfeabrook,
1) and Jiffs. ?E. P.1" Burroughs receive
M?"l the gtiesjts fn the .reebption
^room.*?Th^ diru"ft room bbatrti-}
j fully*decoratea with jfall flow-1
rt.e*s and itghted.cafidldt^was gracwith
the presence of ' Mes- I"
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' itrs. Gladys Edwaftls Hfcs beie
appointed Playground Wortowr a
the Martinte Pojnt ^Play&rounc
A get-acquainted p&.rt^ waVgiv
en the childr?$*Dec* 5. Jftrs. "Ed
wards JiaS* alrehdy# put inf a tt
quest foi* games, and playgroun
equipment some of " w+il^h ?.ha
been promised* , by Play
ground Commission the flrfs
of the year: *v: >
This playground *is located o]
the esta^a.liear the Cooper Rive
project, All paVent? are urge*
t6 fend tfieqf children There. i
Cfyfistlmas -party will oo give
Pfa 21. The cooperation of thi
coVnpiunity Will 'greatly "Kelp i
the improvement of this play
ground. v, *" '
The Azalia Beauticians
The Azalkv Beauticians hcY
Vesper's at. the YWCA Dec. ?
This \vaV the first ..--of a- series-o
programs being sponsored by th<
City Federation* oft Colored Wo
men's-Clubs. Mrs. M. H$wie
program chairman.* Flossie
Wilsort served as C^nfstress... o
jeremonics^Rty. L. Gremlin wa
truest" speakec. Other piaj^cipanti
wert: Rev. Ivewi^ * Gi^nt,. * tin
Glorious G? SingorSiV Th<
Blossorp Sh'ngorSr^ittPteir Witch
ail, Rosabel . BnlvBga^JBMtter
Spade. flattie Rhoaes^^^hjjWk
['aimer. dirOctWSs,*"lsareU^|
Priolcou, one *6^*>$he Gospel
lingers tendered a solo, Mrsl F
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COWNTS
DRU(* STORE
Phone 2?1967
1105 Washington Street
Columbia, S. C.
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Watch for Santa on
Christmas Eve when all is
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and best of all his Spirit of
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J dames ?fc>Tw Massed, Lr. T. Purvis, '
s A. J. Corri*/all. T. kering, I!
*and Miss T. < McFAll, Tea, was
^ served by Mrs. J, T. Hoffman and; I
aup^apAg on. tbe program were; }
Mrs1. Jnunit^CJ" Kpbri'am, Misses i
1 Ksfelte 'WllligmS,* FUen J'ihck- , j
p ?ey, Geneva Pickering, \ Felicia. *
i SCott, Jijessrs. Richard Turner/^
' ill', arid Rrftrert RicHards^n. The J
*-' jftrggra was;, dflreeted- by Mrs, i
' M. D. Scabrdok. TJj^ Antlqqe ex \
hibltiou.' wo$ directed by. Mrs/ *
. t. B, burroughs. * ,
(^ne hundred doliiy^ w as-glv-')
td 4ft^ M<^Clx4jten 'Hospitali i
^ulldittT? Xund. .43
Personal Mont on s ' V '-*' TJ
J ass o tGr t e w rp ag , St. won .
the first ^ turkey "that 'is .'being*!)
giV^n tr> cu^tcrn?T> of tiy? Char- ., j
1 e?tb)V??ui"R&fcfe Drug Stora cvd- " \
r*. Ralyriny night. / $
Mrs. 'Ethyl "R**-Bfdwn
tahred'MioC With Mnote \frfcb was ; )
hi the city- rtcetitty. * . 7
Out t>? visitor^ 'at Cen- ' 7
tralk Bapffot tTiuroh. D.ec 9 \verfe ^
Mrs. J. McKissic. Mrs. Mahler*
Martin ^and ^Miss Margaret Wov* ] ?
' sham. Mi'ss- WoraXam is here as] 1
secretary 'Of "tlrfe Griffin .NaCl. | 7
Promotion Tcmplb * Ass'n. The *
f visitors ar? from Ffat Rock, 'N.'*
| C? Weldon,_N. C:, and Atlanta, ?
f Ga, respectively. >, '
- HtiV. W. O SihinmnS, pa*t?r
jjmfi papt/ vbu. ci/ Sumaier-; \
ville, S. C. wa.< heard on station
\VS\\L. Dec. 7.
' Mrs. M. R. Fie!'! pr s. 1. .? > )
t (> Citv Felon.t a n f O >! re I \
Women's CU:h- nrwi Mrs. S. i' ^
Clark. rh;?:rm:m < ! t!v C;\!'
ii:*< i?\> f - n:v visited Aumr
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! ffl Mn: ' i tv. \ C. ,i!i : i
broke u' T" " r"*.
i Christmas Plans lor ( hUdren
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plans heinu made to :;ivi ( hi: ! - '1
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them t<> have hah:
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Merry Christmat fj
to all?~an(l to all
a Netr Year ?uceeuful
in every
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i looooooooooa- z . o<> t> ^o<: f.
;'i a vrry happy
holiday we'r e
tciahinp you and
your family
fJLr ouiriioui thim
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Alabama Lunch
MOST FOOD
1109 Washington Street
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ships in the mine craft base will
be colored. Mrs. E. Miller atten- ?
dance officer for' school* will Cf
select four (400) hundred child- jL
ren to receive gifts at the Burke J\|
Activities Building. This is a pro- ,
ject of thejjjJunior Members of j5
the Chjtijw?r of Commerce. .^v
Funds ar^also being raised to ..
give each child of the white and
colored orphanages $3.00 each to
go shopping. A patty will be held
at the kImmaculpte Conception C'r
ligh aohooK fee blind and crip ple
children. - . cd
The Helping Hand Club or- Ch
ganized by Retf. E. L. Lampkms inf
at the Tfcqngst ofi JUss Evolv'tT tri
HayneJ has .collected n'* number rni
oi-Wand donaf.ons to be used j ob
fQr^fcUdren in the "ounty who Co
are ^eedy. * die
,, The Free kindergarten Ass*f?. En
will glve^ tovs^ clothing amd Ni
goodies to children 3 t<> 6. All en<
of t):cse- tlfdfts are under special h<
committees. The Rcid'^ ll'ouse ea<
of Christian Service, R^v. 1-^. E^co
Crumlin, director and Mrs. M L.' to
Green. chairman it special XJ?r?s
activities 4wi 11 have* parties | dis
Dec. 17-?21?27 for special aflo ! voi
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ME Church Gives 1
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AACP Fights I;:'
>Iew York?A (Contribution of
000 was received this week
the NAACP from BBhop Wil- r,
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m Y Bell, representing the 'r
jrth Episcopal district of the! w
>l<>red Methodist Episcopal i re
lurch. | W
In response to a decision vol-j'
by eight bishops ?.?f the t'MK : ro
urch at a general hkpard meet- l'f
*, in May. Bishop Boll's dis. ^
ct, <'(>tikOO?cd of five confer- ....
PCs covering Ohio, North Tar- 4
na. South Carolina, District of 7
lumbia-Virginia, and the Mid- ?.
? Atlantic states and New I
igland. raised ^ $1,000 ff w tlje |
iACl'-uv each- nf its c-nf^v- ' Ji
^e<. B>hop Rel) eonveve t t < |'of
the CME board that j
th of the church's foitv >v? .
nti-Mcces will present $d,0(iO j
the Asso:*iat: .n. * I
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trie! were spearreiide-' oy the *
unsj people in th<.? (hutches.
verend ft. O. Bavs of ("nlum . .
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wenty-spventh Year (
Aphthous* and Informer, Coh
a, S. C , dir'txior of youth ac- \
/lties, arranged for- the hold- [
g of an NAACP day' in all ~
ME churches in the district. ,?
The contribution was received I
It}-, warm thanks by NAACP j _
resident Arthur B. SpingarnT
id Executive Secretary Walter
hite. in the pro-encc of Rev- j
nd L. S. White, minister hif the;
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urch of New York, and Hove- j
nd A. Pro^t n 1' iter, minister |
the Calvarv f'ME. ('hureh, j
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Columbia. South Carolina
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Service ? /* Style ? - Satisfaction
Phone ?2837 " 1603 Harden Street
Old - But Modern Methods
"Funeral Service.: is' perhaps"the oldest profession in
thg^vorld. But unlike some professions which date *?.; ;
lack into antiuuity. it has kept pace with the advance
>f civilization, v !
The mortuary bf today is as modern and spotlessly
ni'iit as a hospital! as scientifically accurate as a chemical
laboratory. Modern equipment modern methods,
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.. in a step forward Lu-more perfect service. Visit our I
t ' ni?- it i?! always open for inspection. . ^
Fielding's Home For Funeral's I
''."J ! nL'iin Street Telephone 5914
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