Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, March 15, 1952, Image 15
gpBfh HOUSE and INFOH
ABBEVILLE ? The Group
. ;Oeaoi}e*? of Abbeville, held their
monthly meeting Wednesday (
'.y ivenlng, -el' the Clear Spring
School Mn. Pearl R. Brown, in..
structor, with Wh. B. L. C. i
Brown, chairman, presiding; who t
. FWnted Mr. C. S Robinson, *
-supervisor, with timely remarks J*
J. Bruce Felton, State A|pt 1
Bor Negro Schools, was present- ^
ed by Mrs. C. S. Robinson.
The groups participated in a 1
wwiel discussion are as follows: *
r . 1. ifflsi Mbmls nnuknlght? ?
How to Teach the Basic Laru "t:
guaga skills." ti
t Mrs. Pssrl R. Brown ?"How tl
? <o Teach ths Basic Language in ?
die Primary Orartem.** S
' J. Mrs. Sarah Jones?"Croat- tl
bog A Story on Individual Ex?7
oeriences." d
_ . MSrs. C. S. Robinson ? "Lan- b
u .>$? (uage Arts". h
5. Mrs B. L. C. Brown?"Hand- q
$v: .. exiting." si
0. Mrs. Addle Johnson?*De- C
rtlonins Itettei jhwmdi " i a
r Mrs. Eugenia Fisher?"Spelltng."
: 1
8. Mrs. Ella O. Harrison?"Let- d
<er WHting.** : -n- \
After the discussion Mr. Fal- r
?on aeked questions.
Refreshments were served by v
VIrs. Pearl ft, Brown, with Mrs. \
Sarah Jones, co-hostess. h
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VETERANS,1 If \OU O^V A 3
KEEP VOUR VM MEDICAL t!
"* i OR DENTAL APPOINTMENT
NCWFV XX/R VA REGIONAL fl
OflRCE PROMPTLY AND GtVE k
SOME OTHER VETERAN ABftEAK v
h^^HE9 Hj
T ?w fall tafermatiMi cantact r??r ?eam* T.
WWtAKa ampHMTRATIOK ?So ^
WnufAtou I
HsUk
^People who want to plan our eco- i voc
aoray remind me of Cousin Ned.
If he'd apent as much time planting ar
aa planning . he'd died rich." I of
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A TITO i
^ Two ?ig lota 'tail of all mal
V\ 'id
t Lull* oat of the wi
! xi -301 and 3308 hi
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j. - Columbia, South
?Ln
VtOTOR
1950 Chrysler Royal 4-door j
J*% JL , Sedan. Radio $1795
and heater . -^
1951 Plymouth Car^bori?f?
j - 2d\ upe $1695
. 1950 Plymouth Cl^ Coi^e.
!ud?o -itfui $1559
; heater y
w 104Q Plymouth Special _De
Sluxe Cli*> A $1295
C o upc. .^Heater. .
1946 Plymoulh Del^ E"?;.
' v . S%2T.~, *m
. >?t Dosou 4---|2895
f' j rioor. BM^ " ^
l * 1050 Buick Super 4-door Sc
' SiSa:.*?95
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Pi', T ^RTSI-ER ?
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MBit, COLUMBIA. S. C.
)N A RBPOKTBES BSAV
%
WELL, at last we'v? found. o
vhat the initials "C. B." star
or in C. B. Hancock's name. V
hink they mean 4?Count Basie
ire got that thought after watcl
ng him sitting -by Count Has
lere the- other night.
BY the way, promoter Hem
itarcus, a grand guy all the wa;
ays that the crowd which turi
d out for the Billy Bckstlne e:
ravaganza, was actually fl
iggest one that's ever bee
here lor any event since tl
uditorium has been in us
fonder who'll be able to?bm
hat one? ?- "
NOBODY Sees much of poc
ays. We've hearing that some
oby has put the noose aroun
is guzzler tnd that guy is e
uiet as a snow ball in June sur
hine. Wlhat's on your mind, son
)r shouud we ask what min
re you on?
Mrs. A. W. Simkins left the cit
ate Sunday night for a fe^
ays of vacation and rest in Ne^
rork City and other points nortl
oute to Spartanburg Wednesds
Passing through the city tr
yere James R. Bonds, supe
risor and'J. Thomas Wilso;
iigh school princ.pal, in scho
Hstrict four of Charleston coui
y. The two, f-?r whom Bon<
Vilson high school is name
/ere to spend several days i
le Spartan city studying open
ions of the Carver high scho<
here.
JAKE Waring, formerly of Ai
; us tin, now in social work i
rew York City, was a Columbi
isitor Wednesday, being cor
uctted on a brief tour by his ol
HE OLE >
HAG WALKS
Well, wiell, well! From the
ray some of the tittle gals loo
rese days> you'd think the we
i ovfer. The army has shippe
ut many of the sodjer boys, an
rith-thsem good times and pip
/ ragged living.
The "New Jersey Keed" saj
She's only 10/' but buddy ,ain
tiat old enough? If you don
link so, ask her about it
It got real hot end lowdowi
. a certain spot the other nighl
2ems that she came in with an
:her guy and he was alread;
i with another gal in a privat
>oth. Then the two met. Thas
1, brother. The joint was r?a
me, jumping like a scared kit
in on hot bricks.
Miss Big Mouth reall^ttucl
?r mouth in it on the "Hill
st wteek. But chile, if you don'
iep your trap to yourself some
i_-? ? i?i ir : *
jay s gonna wnaoa nay. ui n
id half of something else righ
f from the foundation.
ZACHRY
SALES
kes of New and Used
ij ? But less to pay"
Iain Street
? 2-2273
i Carolina
^ER|p
L950 Ford 2-door. ?1QQP:
Heater
949 Chevrolet 2- <C19Q^
door. Heater .
1949 Ford 2-door. Radio and
heater $1195
1947 DeSoto 4-door. Radio
heater ?
1*47 Crostey $350
1047 OWsmobiV? "76" 2-door.
:? Radio and heater. ExSSn.
. " >985,
1M6 Ford Super , ft
luxe 2-door .
)TOR CO
PLYMOUTH
PHOVTv f.t.tr.q
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Saturday, March 15, 1962 SSslnM
school mate and frfcHid, Dr.
4 Clarence Mbrgan. '
v WJB liftvC a card from "Blcnfe
dell" from down (Florida way
?. where she saya she's knocking
^' herself out on hospitality and unie
shine. Lucky gall
GEORGE Elmore says he likes
to to get up early in the mornas
the sunshine beams
' through an open window, its
light waking him, only he can- <
? not make trp his mind to move
his.- room from the westside of
n the house. Get*it?
ie
e NEWS about town is that
^ .Tnhn B, Evnun tin i i rlnriVfitl nprr
ation of the College Inn dining ~
>r room to himself and plans a!
giant re-opening within a week!
M or two.
ISI WONDER if Rev. W. McKlnx\
ley Bowman is going to buy one *
? ( of them 190 horsepower fishtails 1
^ they say he's been eyeing lately? I
(We'll take a New Yorker any1 ,
day). And that reminds tha&
y somebody chopped off a bite of ]
w Sam Wilson's fishtail the other
^ day. and i? ho
_ -w MW I1IOUI
yl 1
I i^ucE/m
* By E. ML DeAJLI
(d "GENE" SHOT HIM J
in Silas Brown,. 24, was treated i
i and released at the emergency 1
al ward of the Columbia hospital ^
around 8:30 Saturday night for 1
i- gunshot wounds in the leg. He 1
n told sheriff deputies Davis and 1
ia Taylor his assailant was known ?
to him only as "Gene." Officers, 1
d said they'd get "Gene" in the
- end. j c
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TOOK MAN'S WOOD <
? Nathaniel Lorlck, 29, the she-!
/ riff's office records say, parked 1
his car in front of the home of 1
: Roy Weeks and leisurely loaded 1
it with wood belonging *o Mr.i *
Weeks. Nabbed by deputies Da- *
vis and Taylor as he pulled in-1 t
to Johnson's garage, Magistrate j8
Walker ~~ allowed . the charges ""
withdrawn when Lorick paid for' <
r? the loot
t c
1 BEATS WIFE a
Odell Russell, 40, charged with c
Q wife beating after his arrest by F
" deputies Taylor and Davis* Fri-i"
dav nivht hoH 4U^ -1
_ ....~ m<- vuttTges trans-' v
ferred to JDomestic ourt by Mag- f
e, istrate Cal Lawson, who heard i{
* the case Saturday morning. I ?
1' F
" j SAYS HE BEAT HER i s
| SherifT deputies Beckham and v
Campbell arrested Arthur Cor-. v
I bin,.44, on wife beating charges,
j The charges were docketed in a
*' warrant signed by the alleged
?; victim, Mrs. Dorothy Mae Cor- 4
V bin. T
, h
f! WIFE SPOTS HIM S
J Sgt. .first class Ginselle O. v
| Harhness, 39, Co. B., 5th Quar- v.
I termasber Replacement Co.., Camp h
j STOC
S The Victory Saving
| of common stock at .
1 $i?
] Current Value o
Net J
I Dividends
No Subscription:
Number of Shares p
of purchase.
The Public is cordially in
17th, 8:00 P. M.
I VICTOF
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ACCIDENTALLY slain wl
little playmate in hpr harkyfl
old Mary Williams (above)
the 600 blOck of Park street
killed instantly by a bullet 01
fired at another following a di
ment. The bullet missed its ii
Iten's Week Noted 1
it Claflin U. !,
n Orangeburg j;
ORANGEBURG ? "The Col-1 *
ege Mian in a Changing World" {
s the theme of the first annual 1
den's Week to be held here, at *
:iaflin College, March 17-23. *
The program of the week will1
get undeifway Monda/y, Miaroh ]
17, with Dean K. W. Green of
South Carolina State College as
guest chapel speaker; on Wed- J
nesday evening, March. 19, the ^
Reverend Dr. B. O. McClain, Pastor
of the First Baptist Church
of f?tangeburg, will deliver a j'
message for the weekly prayer' !
ervice, a Men's Smoker will
take place Thursday night, March 1
0 with Maurice Mynatt, Dean '
>f Men of South Carolina State '
College as guest sptHaker; Frilav,
March 21 a panel discuss- j
ion, "Educa|ional Integration
ind the Negro" with the followng
serving, Rev. W. M. Jenkins,
Messrs. P. P. Worthy, Herbert
Carroll, Bricc Chandler, and A. 1
jeVon Brentson, acing moderB1- '
or; on Saturday, March 22, an
ill men's minstrel show, "Down ]
bonder" will be given in the *
olloge gym.
On Sunday March 23, the ment
?f Claflin will worship en masse }
,t the Trinity Methodist Church
n ^rangeDurg pastorci ny me s
teverend M. McCollom. Con- a
"haffey, Ark., was arrested here ^
Saturday "by sheriff deputies Tay- ^
ar and Davis after his wife had ^
ointe him out to'the ofTicers. s'
Co is alleged to have been AWQL ''
ince September 1, 1950, and wa<- f.
anted by the FBI, to whom he c
/as turned over. ..
HE GOT IT IN p
It was thi. way, Jake Hooper, u
4, told deputies Beckham and
avlor: Ilis wife and he weTe \
aving a domestic difference. J
he failed to convince him with V
rords. He's --till trying to figure i
hat it was she used to whack C
im across the head. IS
K OFFEF
s Hank is offering foi
> ?
90 PER SHA1
f Stock Now Outstanc
*19.66
Earnings per share H
$6.21
Paid on Common St<
5 Per Cent
b, No Pledges, No Par
urchased to be paid 1
vited to m^et at Zmn Baptte
?I? i
Vi SAVINGS
* ' <
H. D*.Mont
fc v, . 1107 Wa&hi
*1
%': ' ' *!'M
BpPK-y'' Sr-v^i T
>> -M V; j gjJjKfflM
ile making mud pies with a
rd lagt week wag Ave year
?f 1015 Flowers Alley, off
. Police say the child was
le woman they are holding
spute in a nearby establishtended
victim.
?(Photo by Elmore)
'Ian Fashion Show
Arthur Noah and Mrs. L.
'aimer Chappelle, met with perons
of the communities of the
:ity to discuss plans for the
FASHION SHOW" to be prelented
at the Allen University
Auditorium, April 21, for the
x>nefl*. of Good Samaritan-Wav
?rly Hospital.
Young matrons and misses, of
the city will model the latest
fashions in his" revue . . . here
you will see year round fashions
. . . beach, morning, afternoon
and evening attire, with
music by Harold June and Band.
Each model and/or supporter
of this most worthy affair is assisting
in the sponsorship of a
contestant. The contestant who
raises $50.00 or more, depending
an the one who raises the highest
amount, will be given a round
trip ticket to New York City
ind reservations 4o the Hotel
raft for five days. Second prize
winner will reaoiv a Portable
Radio.
Sponsors and contestants will
re announced next week. Watch
he Lighthouse and Informer.
Viinoso Tardy On
Reporting To Sox
PASADENA, Calif. CCNS)?
VTinnie Minoso, of- the Chicago
White Sox, was another balljlayer
cpmiog from Cuba that
iTrived. late for spring training.
The Giants' Rafael Noble was
lelayed two weeks coming from
'uba.i Minnie was one week off
c hedulo'and blamed bad plane
onnectbms for hi? lateness.
hiding the week's activities,
Junday evening in the college
hapel, will be a special Men'>
ddress by Dr. Howard D. Gregg,
)ean of Allen University, Col.mbia.
South Carolina. ?
The riv. mbors >>f the Men's
Veok program committee are:
ame> Gadsden, Madison Smith,
7. C. Evans, Charles Smith, JuU
us Gre<"h. Chester Smith and
Jorge If. Greene, Coanselor of
C4.11 at Claflin College.
11NG f
r sale 3500 shares *
I
liner per sharo
)51
x*k 1951
tial Payments,
for in cash at time
?
it Church, Monday March
I BANK
pith, President
nfirton St., Columbia, S, C.
r * ? . .
MRS. MINNIE VWQtifi 1
LITTLE ROCK ? Hh. Minnie c?
' Verger* died in the Florence **
Hospital, Wednesday, February P*1
27, irfter a short UJtaess, She liv?ed
on the Brad die farm for ser- in
eral years. Survivors are: three
brothers, her hueband and eight I
children. Mrs. Vergers was the
mother of Mtb. Dollie Jackson *
of this city. Funeral services ^
were held at the St. Johns M. E.
Church, Kingstree, March 2.-She ^
left a host of relatives and friends ^
to mourn her lost v . . She is
gone but not forgotten. . .
;Ju
MRS. LULA SMITH Su
j LITTLE ROCK ? Last rites Ml
J were held at the Manning Bap- Cei
[tist ChUTCh for Mrs. Lula McRae I
j Cheeks Smith, who died Friday, j gra
MJarch 7. She was a member of' Pit
i St. Fau-ls Baptist Church of Mul-j
I lins. Foi
j Mr?. Smith was a member of|D?;
the Eastern Star No. 217 of Lit-j J*1"
| tie Pock, the Tents and the j
| Daughters of the Elks of Mulj
lins. * i ?
! She leaves one sister, Mrs.
j Pearl Hancock, two brothers, ?j>h<
I 7 j Rot
Social Security j Jj
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 J
I is required of all persons hav- A
Ing a net income from self-em
ployment of $400 or more In a I
year. The only exception is those |
. persons who ore farm owners or
operators and professional peo
i \ pie, such as physicians, dentists, I
lawyers, accountants, funeral di- I
.[ rectors, and some others.
The amount of tax from self,1
employed persons on their net I
?' income will range from a mini- H
: mum of $81. The rate is 2% per-; I
,i cent on self-employment earn-I H
ii:gs up to $36000.
It is verv important, Mr. Nix-i H
| on stated, that the self-employ-!
ed person apply for a, social security
account number if he has I
i never had one before or if he I
! has lost the original card. This I
' number will bo needed when he
files his income, tax return and I
it is the only means of assuring I
that proper credit for his net
; income can be given.
' The Columbia social security I
'office, M 1420 Lady Street, will I
bo glad to.furnish further hifor^^K.
mation. JMr. Nixon suggested that I
all self-employed people ask thcW
social ,security office for a Copy 9
of 'Do You Work For Yourself?' IB
Manager - Paul Richards didn't I
take to the explanation so easi- H
ly and prescribed extra rigorous
exercise as penalty. H|
riUNT.
I SATURDAY,
II COLUMBIA '
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ADVANCE TICKETS $1.81) i
Tnn Blrinf RooW|. ADMISSfC
uper X-Ray "
Mis Cancer 1
1157 Cases >
I
VEW YORK ? The American fl
ncer Society disclosed this 1
tek that a majority of raacer /
lentt become at least ternpor- ?
tly free of symptoms follow
Z multi-million-vol* x-r a y a
atmwit at the MassacBueetts j
ititute of Technology, Cam- s
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yter MM V99 NM|8 V
rhe Program Planning Council
sponsoring a pre-St. Patrick's c<
ly Dance, Friday, March 14, a
on 8 to 11 P. M. Music by Har- P
L June and Band. o
/esper "Hour sponsored by the ~~*nior
Hostess Club was held ^
nday, March 9 at 6:00 P. M. c
w Dorothy Flnvrt, Mistriun of $
mammies. ^
'ersons appearing on the pro- *
m are as follows: Miss Doris J"
inkett, reading; Miss Evelyn
wens, vocal solo; Miss Virginia
re, instrumental solo; Miss ,
rothy Add ion, vocal solo; Pvt.
nes Berry, vocal solo; Haskell
u-iay, msirumenial solo; and
I CarroU Perry, vocal solo,
tefneehments were served in
r Lounge after the service.
)mas and Wainey McRae of
rhester, New York,
nterment Sherwood Ceroer.
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CITY AUT<
.410 Gervais
Colombia,
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Your Satisfaction ?
SEE KING POM
1947 Oldsmobile sedanette,
and heater
1948 Pontiac Streamliner,
1946 Pontiac Streamliner 4
and heater . ,
1940 Dodge, good condition,
1948 Mercury 4-door sedan
We have from 50 to 60 gem
- at all tl
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now oh sale at Bo's Pool Rc
rN NiKht of I*UMtt $1.75.
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66 patients trnateil 4|jgia3^^^^|
irst two yearv of opera! iiB I
97 were left without imM I
knoUver 47 died of cancer afl^H
ther causes; the disease peraUt^ '
d in 36; and 49 of the fM>
rare not tatygired tip. ^
Most of the patients jrg J*
>r surgery and resistant to coomaftfcmal
x.ray tmetcpent.
Part of the toy. toltfFleiucess
lies in a "rotatioq t^anvj"
Had other scientists. While the
Boererfol x-ray beam is played
Bn tha tumor, the pnHani la
tewly turned in a large, elestronically-controlled
chair. TUs
oncontrates the *-*ay dtw^ji ^
hirh It a?st pan 7
A srood ptacc^WFbuy need ^
I CM.
Pay as you ride ? Enjoy
I a nice WW.
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I Motors
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B._.... 2516 Main Street
Columbia, S. C I
0 SALES J
ed Cars I
Our Livelihood" ? JJ /
ma mm-|1
hydramatic, .radio
I
heater $1195 I ,
door sedan, radio * -M
$295
* radio and heater,
i ???d pears on oar lot |J3
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