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^mk 1 m ^B b| I | ON A REPORTERS BEAT | , FLASHf Ole Miss Hag sends] f - - 'is this sentence: "Tell your two1 1 L readers this week that Miss Hag ' sin't got time tar no gossip.' r*|^. Sfcgji primping up for the teach-1 ' -rs' session, hoping to *latch on '' JLr- , to some lonesme bachelor in / ft sown," Go on gal! >.l Well it's on again. That feud oetwCen Brothers Wilbur Pond j and i. *C. Art^mus, Jr. And it's y jver- the twins yet. Brother Ford j I <aid upon reading of Brother J. j f C.'s latest retort: "Well, who! < ^ ^ ioes he think hny? their milk1 ] ' ^rniie h*Ts dowp yonder in Barn- j t veil county? If he keeps on talk-. i uig I'm gorngia tell Ms missus f iot to let him in *he house a-' ] Cain." j, L., And Brother ford let us use lis chair at the Globetrotters' big show Monday night. Bless ois heart. By the way, Promoter ^Henry Marcus had another SRO . 5 "(st&hdlng room only)?if you 1i> could; find it fo rthis one. Wonder'Ttfheh he's gonnb go way 1 fcacld and bring in a certain ; Durham fellow again? - We hear, by way of "Candy i Boy," that J.B. Summers, the 1 drummer and local musician 1 par excellence, is due to arrive; V. m town soon. > n Visiting briefly here Monday i vere: L. R. Russell (Mr. Good- i vill Russell) of Greensboro, N. 'Tfe oni to net VV HOT (1) Tlit Stylo you wcmt (S) 11m Cloth Of Wmio rltnlro I (3) Proper (4) Guaranteed I Satisfaction ^ I i HAVE V 1 YOUR tS r CLOTHES <S f VaU&iecL U . FOAWfATttT VARIETY, 1ST VALUKS | " LOWEST PRICES l" ; ' U09 p-:: PEARCE I AUTO Two hi* lot* fall of ali m MA Little eat of the t \ ; " " tSOl end 3308 .Phones 2-904] Colombia, Sou 1950 Chrysler Royal 4-door \ Sedan. Radio $1795 W and heater . .-V 1951 Plymouth Cambridge j K Club Coupe. Radio k . SSSUr *1695 ! i I960 Plymouth Club Coupe. J HI ???io $1550 ; Ioeawr 1949 Plymouth Special De, SEUa?Ur. 51295 1946 Flyr^Tffl Oeluaoe Buslt , rwji^oup*i ?695 Hb. 1 1950 Quick Super 4-door Sfer SK.WK OLIVER M< OBTS1BR _ | VX)B. MAIN a KLMWOOP fc > ;*-** ? : MER, GOLUMBfA, S:-C. J " ' ? i Y' i m ,. ^ ." , .w-, '?* . ' } ' I ^ A* ?' C., businessman W. Ernest Davis and Fev. W. J. W. Turner of j the same city% and Rev. L. C. \sbury of Monroe, N. C. Back in to looking like a million, which she says is exactly the way she feels, is Mrs. W. Simkins, from a week o >o in northern parts. This one from Brother George Elmore with the request that, ve not put it in the paper: "A1 minister, on missionary rounds.! stopped at a drugstore and ask-; id for a glass of milk. The clerk fumrgh" "GTfor gave. 'im instead, i glass of eggnog, which the minister drank in gulps. Then/ ixing his eyes towards the sky,! ne cried forth, "My God, what! I cow'." NAACP Asks Bill Revision Tir A CirrMfLTHM v uiiu xvii that an immigration bill now before the house of Representatives discriminates against British, West Indians, Clarence Mitchell, director of the Washington Bureau of the NAACP, has sent telegrams to House members asking them to "vote to return . the bill to committee for correction of discriminatory fear tures." J' -1 tytVCUf meaAwte NU?SYSTEM CLEANERS B. Henderson Oak St. . Phu 2-7242 ZACHRY SALES takes of New and Used ray ? But less to pay" Main Street ? 2-2273 th Carolina HRk UCD 1950 ^rd -2-door. $1395 1949 Chevrolet 2- ?19Q^ door. Heater y*-**0 1949 Ford 2-<ioor. Radio and heater $1195 194V DeSoto 4-door. Radio heater ... ' W 1947 UtoS? .' $350 IM7 OldamobiVe "76" 2-door. itadio and heater. Exclean . $995 -1M6,u^2Sdrr De $745 3tORXO^ PLYMOUTH PHONE 2-4309 , |^r i 4 >atarday, March 29, . x .. ^ r. ^ *** Inspect Site Of Proposed Park On Island KHnjjyk " i CHARLESTON ? A party of civic leaders here Friday traveled by boat to Morris Island ancf inspected the propose*! site of a new state ^ park for colored on the Carolina coast, which is, being advocated as the results of efforts by numerous leaders in Charleston. If finally approved by all interested parties the park will be opened at a cost of more than $600,000. including land purchase and development, and may be ready within a year. Those making the Friday trip, inc) nded =Robert F. Morrison, Charles C. Mason, Joseph Robinson, J. Arthur Brown, St. Julian DeVine, Benjamin J. Cook, Mis. Mary McNeil, Walter Johnson, " all members of the Business Men's League .Alfred Fields and Mrs. JEtheyln M;?Parker; who were accompanied by Harold Petit, president of 4he International Exchange Club, and James A. Hagood, president of the William Byrd Paint Club. State Attractions For Tourist Told In Weekly Series Tourist attraction of South Ca. rolina, ^onie of them virtually unknwn to mariy South CaroI linians, will be featured in a new weekly series to be published by The Lighthouse and Informer. Beginning wit hthis issue, a series entitled "Know South Carolina" will be published - a means of acquainting local citizens with the many historic, scenic, and other attractions South Carolina has to offer. TRe serlei was prepared by the State Research, Planning and Development Board as part of a ^statewide effort in which all interested groups are uniting to promote South Carolina's tourist trade. This newspaper is rooper"ating in the belief that a widespread public knowledge of th< sate' sindividual poinls- pf inter est is necessary so tha^Mhosw who meet viitqrs may really gi,v< t hem "diie^tTohs. When visitors ask que-tions a prompt, courteous, and accur ate reply J.eavves a good impress ion which lasts for years, help ing to persuade turists to lingei longer and to come back again The "Know South Carolina" fea ture is being published with thi; in mind. Comments and sugges tions are invited by Tho Light house and Informer. Rev. Bowman Gets PRO Post SUMTKR ? Rev. W. McKin. ley Bowman of Columbia ha< been named public relations of | fleer for Morris College, Rev Odell R Beub? n, president, saic Monday. The appointee is a graduate | of Morris College, with the class ! of 1938; he is public relations direct tor for thc State Baptist Con!.A't ntinn^- ihe?Baptis*?Ministerin Union of Columbia, is religiou? news editor of The Lighthouse and Informer, and is a new? PSTA Committee CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Industrial Education Molvin Adams. Orangeburg. Physical Education Miv- Eleanor Taylor, Greenville; Joseph T. Golphin, Denmark. Librarians Mrs. Agnes H. Wilson, Sumter. Mathematics Mlrs. Eugene Gary, Newberry. PSTA DEPARTMENTS 8m?ad**y FilMlpik W. G. Nichols, Charleston. Future Teachers of America Miss Trudell Wimbush, Orangeburg; Erskine Caldwell, Columbia. Elementary Schools James A. Miller,. Florence. Jean en Teachers Miss Flo' Mitchum, Winnsboro. County Presidents Harold HTMarsha 14, bifida College Flower Shop 1509 Harden St. PHONE 9680 1, Nlsrht Phone 2-841i . MANAGER Winfred Mund -wtbla District of North Car Life Insurance Company of C. said this week that Life 1 ) left to right, A. L. Jones, D | and R. Thompson have been ! top honors recently in his a] Benedict^!? aises 1 $26,000 During Founder's Day I ' * 1 Mor eth'an $26,000 was report | ed rai-ed from efforts of friends, } students faculty and alumni ! members at Benedict College in ] Founder's Day efforts here last i week. i Rev. J. P. Rcedcr nastor of 1 Zion Bapti-t Church hero, who j directed thi sphase of the cele"{ bration, said tfhat the Getbsoi mane Association, with $3,000 j reported, led all individual and ! organizational efforts for the' ' college. Main speaker for services which were held in Anti-deb ; Chapel, was Rev. G. Goings Dan-j ] iels, of Georgetown, president j of the Statc Baptist Convention,! i whose subject was "The Chal-I I I lege of the Christian School.'' Among other speaker- were 1 Rev. Miles D. Bogan, vice pr s-, j ident of the alumni as-ociation. j (Mrs. A. Little, Rev. W. L. Wil-1 'i son and Miss Bett.ve Joyner. ' Mrs. J. J. Starks, wife of the late president of the college, wa< I honored for her assistance to the | | Vr | PSTA FEATURES?Dr. Hor ace Mann Bond (left) presi, dent of Lincoln University (Pa.) and Dr. J. Rupert Plcott, executive secretary of the Vir| Kinia Teachers Association, are two features of the 34th an% 1 Jean Capers To Speak At N. C. ! State College 5. DURHAM". N. ('. ? Attorney Jean Murrell Capers. Cleveland, Ohio city coumilu oman, will be I the speaker for the North Caroi lina College regular Spring fo-| ' rums herio- hero Monday, March | j 31. at t o 12:30 assetnblv. i Dubbed "a kind of Joan of J | Arc," by Our World magazine i which covered her re-election j campaign for the city council,! I Atty Capers ha> emerged as I something of a- political genius j in successfully holding her city post for two terms. commentator for radio station WNOK at Columbia. I CLUB 17 I Good-Things To Eat WINE ? BEER Mack Paul, Prop. 1513 Harden St. Phone MM I __ j For The best values in the city: ?Trade At? SILVER'S 1546 MAIN Street ? -M 1 *7 ' ' ' ' ' ^ ^ ^ le of the.CoL men -are taktn olina Mtifuhl Training Cours Durham, N. Underwriters ^ I F. Bethea. fnr? learning T] taking down ; .t"e,r <*apaci ?ency. These surmg public in 1,000 To Hear ' RishopdReid i Preach Sunday w , US ; At Prosperity i p im PROSPERITY ? Morc than a, hi 'r thousand person- are expected J ch to ht?ar Bishop Frank Madison li Reid preach Sunday at the Mt.'Ci j Mori ah A ME church, six miles! west in rnr>ijernfcv. i On a gala program arranged j so for the day. numerous outstand- pj i ing persons are scheduled forj *-a , thc day's big program, includingjsc Newberry's mortician Ralph Wil- ea Items, who is to deliver a we)! coning address in behalf of resi- cx ! dents of Newberry county, Pres- jjj ident Samuel R. Higgins of Allen ^i; University, Rev. E. A. Adams,' ? secretary of education in the'j^0 AME Church and numerous'^ choirs and quartets from nearby communities. 5 One rea on such a huge at* S School of Theology. 3 Dr. J. A. Bacoats, wlvo pre-. 5 ! sided at the annual observance j {? , session, saiu this year's attend-12 ance was greatest in the long 5 history of the college. jX U A . A' 1 JT ! Fl 1 I mm , nual session of the. Palmetto ^ State Teachers' Association, which meets here this week end. , to Dr. Bond is the Friday night ne flnais speaker and Dr. Picott, n consultant. President, Dr. ? James C. Parler, is opening night speaker Thursday. 'efcASSiFra) FOR SALE LOTS IN GRKENVIFAV II. II. MEEKS CO , 943 Harden St. Phone 2-2084 j Large Lot-, in Fairwold. Restrict ' <>j. Easy Terms.. I LIVINGSTON & JOHNSON j 943 nard*n St. Phone 3-593) | RA|f CHICKS j Large type heavy broiler cross j' es $2.95 per 100. All standar? heavy breeds unsexed $6.95 po 100. Started chicks 2'/? to 4Vt weeks old $12.95 per 100 plui shipping charges. Write for fr?? i price list and catalog. BOUCB I wrmiT'c na TrntDV Uma* % I 1VJI1A & n tA/m A VAKUft* a ) *%UU?V " Box 157, Phone 3-4919 Coluno bia. South Carolina. COLLEGIATE I Barber Shop Welcome to 1519'/2 Harden Street j Next to Carver Theater | F. Pearson, Prep. I Courteous Serrlee at all ttmen I " R. x * V-" ' ' | 9 i? III qj N. C. "Mut mil's Basic |M e and are put-ting into 'j* of the ideas which they I y tierefore, they are widenties for service to the inColumbia. vJance is expected is that no i shop has visited the small! j 1 mntry church In 17 years, 1 hich occurred with Rev. Adams)f presiding elder ,and the firstly istorate of Rev. W. R. Bow- ^ ' an of Columbia, now serving 1 < s second pastorate at the lurch. Bishop Noah W. Wil- J ams was prelate over South a 1 arolina at the time. Rev. Bowman said the church'3 nhold approximately 500 per- 8 ] ins, about one-half the antici^ jilted number. Therefore, hejB 1 id, persons planning to be pre- I nt would do well to come as 11 rlv as possible.1 He said sizeable crowds werejl 1 pected from Pomaria, HighjB J 11, Saluda, Newberry, Colum-'B a and other communities. ; (OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' [unday through Tuesday*^ ? BIG TREES" (in technicolor) 2 Starring ? 1 Cirk Douglas' Eve Miller'g Pntricice Wymore . 8 I >oooo^>ooooooooo<h>ooooov ikv-^a v DI^V|4 P I ?ivy nay theatri J m* m .. .Ml ? ' ' - 1-- - -' " ' *3? T THE FAIRGROUND GAT) A COLORR'n csttiaw ? ? ? | i M V | Fri. Mar. 28; thru Sun. Mar. 30 I {__ _* i?Sat. , Mar. 28-29 I DETECTTVE STORT' ?.with? irk Douglas ? Eleanor Parker I inday March 30 I BEHAVE YOURSELF" -r?with? n ley Granger?Shelley Winters jl irection: For your conTenienc? I rn right at SKY-WAY sijjn oi I >sewood Drive and follow roa4 I Colored entrance rear of ax ' ' iJKa ~~~w< Se< South Cart A L s II 'The Where Phone* I Prescriptions ? Drugs ? Sundries anoV Fountain service during your stay. READ STREET DRUG STORK 19 Read Stneeet Phone 96X0 u ooopp 00000030000 go qoflaqqoooennrirMKHHjHCHHHiHWtiuwoSg Visit Us For I * ;fBMk Imported And Domestic Beverages " SISKIN'S ?BEST^CAR BARGAIN^ H <<il 1)51 Mercury 2-door, Radio, heater, overdrive ^Vfl *941 Ford Convertible, Radio, Heater, like new, $1995 I I 950 Mercury 4-door, clean $1695 I \ 950 Pontine Sedanette, Radio, Heater, J I 949 Mercury 4-door, Radio ,Heater, Overdrive, $tSBi|^4| 949 Lincoln, Radio, Heater ... $1495 947 Kaiser, Radio, Heater ~ ^95^?^ 940 Plymouth, A-l Transportation ... $295 I 'A 8 pre-war cars to choose from at a lew Price. NELSON MOTORS, INC 11 201 Harden Street \ Phone 5393 rr T m MT .A *T m *-v /M i V V? . 1 i/i 11 auiu salisss 410 GarvaJs Street ' II Better Used Cars I 1 Your Satisfaction ? Our Livelihood" J 1946SS? 1950 Pontiac Streamliner sedan coupe, hydra matic, radio and heater $1795^ 1950 Pontiac Chief tan 4-door sedan, radio and 947 Plymouth 4 door sedan, radio and heater $995 1950 Nash Statesman 2-door sedan, radio We have from 50 to 60 good used pears on our lot M|I at all times- ^ mking pontiac I 1925 MAIN STREET ?tcome ven Thousand. . J i?* >lina School Teachers [, A N .1 D19 Main Street || friendly Store __ Every bod y Trades' ..... ?? I ; ' ' ' ' ' J . , . ,.i i n ^ ii -