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hi p 1,1 wyii -urnr r- Gets Schom ^ ^f* tgj^ DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS ? v - . Miles D. Boganf above, complct-: la ,. ing his tenth year as principal of the Lakevievv elementary and' w high schools ot West Columbia, lei ^ has been recently . appointed by an the^Hoari of Trustees ii he ? fi< tr.ot aS Director of Nogi< a Schools ii} the Brookland-Cayce; sti district of Lexington county. He be Will have charge of the Cayce pa Welcome Teachers W? ior Enjov vour meals and tll( Sc ^ V relaxation At The to\ Chauffers' Inn O 1004 Washington Street j slr j rot CROMER'S Guaranteed Woi At wholesale for all 1 Salted, Parched We ship by Bus, Truck i 1235 Assembly Street .Columbia SoutI gjajgjajgrarararareiia^ ? Opening For the Seas I SHADY RE5 E Barbecue ? Every Friday, ? J. B. GOLDEN, S 1027 Ileidt Street CAPITAI SANDWIC 4 Good Food At Rea 07IE JACKSC p 1007 Harden St ret r !^TafayiHte^ and BILLIARD 8 Experienced Barbers Latest ALL MILITARY PERSO LeRoy Hardy, miAXii? f. I I'rivjmiv ?; -f *1010 Washington Street ? - Yaur Bakery Need Wedding and anniversaries, use c parties, get-together, for every me We bake to your order. Apricot Dandies, Coffee Rings. Rolls, Bread and Special Occasii ^ TAYLOR'S KITCI 12 Spring Street Telephone :oNe ticket covers hoti ANN L AI FRIDA? ; ;/- : I P&ML stem, the Lakeview elemeniv and high schools. During Mr Bogan's tenure ith. the Brookland-Cuyce svs m the Lnke\ lew el em. :ita;y d T~ i?h schools have grown nn seven teachers and 221 .1 dents to 20 teacher- and 597 uieypt>. The- h igh school has en accredited by the state dertment of ducalion. Mr. Bogan has also served as incipal of the Kelley Rosenild School, the Williston Junhigh -chool at Williston, 4an'd ? Brookgre-en Garden Private hool at Bfookgrecn, in Georgevn county. STRIKES ANY AGE Arthritis and rheumatism ik.es any age. Youngest was ir months old, oldest 80 years age. PNUTS rst In Town Sporting Events and Boiled >r Railway Express Plione 2-9952 i Carolina 1,4 . 4U . rHjajHjaraiafaraigraraigiHiBraJ?; on: | 5T PARK I Saturday & Holidays ? Proprietor 3 Columbia, S. C. Ej />IT\7 , I _ *_t 11 I H SHOP sonablc Prices" >N, Prop. Phone 9162 . -* | ARBERSHOP , ? PARLOR t Equipment I NNEL WELCOMED , J Proprietor ? \ hi t 4 n i 6 Columbia, S. C. s Our Specialty ?ur "Personalized" For your ;al, for your bakery servk? Fruit Cake. Pound Ca*? 3n Pastries IEN BAKERY Charleston, S. ( 2-0235 I: PATRON $1.00; GEM L OME 7V? I r< T1 L I fjrO 7 * iA & T !v:'^dies To : Defend Baseball ! Championship O"-. GREENSBORO, N. C.?The A & *5 College Aggies, defending! 1951 (3 J. A. A. Baseball champ-1 ions are In for a "rougfu.battle"' ? to retain the title this year ac-1 cording to Fidix Harris, base-j ball *' coach at the college.^ "In spitb'of the fact that we had 66' players to report for the initial I ; , practice, the gaping holes in our' , pitcheng stnfT and outfield caused by graduation just can't be f>l; ! ed by freshmen," continued thej | coach. , He had in mind vacant positi [ ons he has to fill in thj^-iaatfioTd i fonnei'ly. -^ofeeuptecT by Howard* rT?ouse and Robert Park _Smith. bTtF)' of whom graduated last ye.iv and are now playing with ' "A" clasv t ,>anis in organized baseball. His chief wail was on \ I the -ub.i 'c* of pitchers. Ernest I Canada who won 5 and'hM one and Kdwai'd Martin with a 6 win and no loss record, hot playing wifh the.Philadelphia Stars, are not around this year. The pitching staff starts ofT with a nucleus inducing jre4-1 ' orans, Raymond J ihn?on, "2-0; I Lionel Jackson 1-2 and Eugene Tnpscott, 1-0. whose records ar< not so poor, "But experience is , Very important and there fellow-; haven't had nough," chim-' ' es in Coach Harris. i i Boston Rookies Impressive As Braves Top Yanks ST. PETERSBURG, Fin. (CNS) ?The Boston Braves' Negro rookies?Bill Bru4on and George. J Crowe?continue to be impressive as this week the<e two helped their team to get the winning run that beat the Yankees ! it: a brilliant 1-0 game. I4. wa< the 14th inning of the game when outfielder Bill Bru-: ! ton, who i< reputed to be a fasti or runner than the great Sam J Jethroe himself, replaced Je4.h-( | roe in the lineup. Then on his first time at bat?the 14th inn-' I ing?Bruton lashed a - liner to ! left renter for two.Jaasear-dSvCn ^-bis?getting to second base i was an achievement as only one; Brave had -lone tfriat success ~ | fully off master pitcher Vic; Raschi Then Geo) ge Crowe pro-' ceCded to bre..,'. up the ball i game wit' a drive into the, left field cornoi, This onc was, | good for two H.'ses also and4 ; brought Bruton <?r. home. Hank Thompson, i w -r * w r "v t IS He up TNOW For Giant Trade? i SAN FRANCiscQ^-emrr " , (C'wi>)?Thu. .hoavv buildup that Manager Lippy Durochor- -has . been giving Hank Thompson as ; the "Revelation of the Spring" has most folks thinking no?v that ! Leo is sounding out Hank a< ; trad* bait. And the team he'-' i most interested in making t;,< 1 ! pitch to?the Jowly Pirates. ?The Pirates have b- en long ir.tere-tod in a Negro player but 1 t of tnn flrnu'^r r-.lilmr ? liU.. I - " *' ' """ Jackie Robinson. Branch Hi. k?y announced that t kt was on;. or, the first thing ho wanted t rl ? as (Jcnoral Manager of T,C . burgh. Ho could u-c the s! ady lnfiolding of Hank and m a , nice paekng<% Heal t o (liants! | could bf .angling for Murray^ -f Drrk^rm. tti 20 "game -winner.: Anyhow. i''s a sure thing that i when I/Oo is praising a guy too' I i high, he's got trade on his mind ficw Si in iii ?m?im ! WplfOfvo T<>rtcJ>ers I THE HONEY DRIPPER 1 STATE PARK l | "Where the Elite Meet and Greet" k ' PHONE 3-4869 A GOOD PLACE TO RUY USED CARS PAY AS YOU RIDE ED. BROCKS Motors 2516 Main St. Ph. 3-8045 SUAE ADMISSION 50 CENTS. GA T A I I, A PR I ?Mm ?.J. .S. And r-on,?2frH) GorvatT Ti'ii St., Columbia, recently accepted*. ^c the position oU.state Supervi or v' I~Ta ayu. His ofTico is lo- ^ cated in :iic Palmetto State ( ' Tea crs A: um Building 1 i iSi Taylor St. Mr. Anderson an did hU und rgraduatc -tucly at S Allen Univtrsi'y and sine,, that to time Advance Wr|!. has been v., b ne in th.- school o0S'?cial Work, Jp Univ. of t'a.. and ha> attended Summer Schools at Yale Univ.. m Hampton Institute, School of ... Agriculture at Sout.r Cavolin*. !a; State College. Being talented in ' TALK.MGTHI * jgPQKfe.; r. 'Wk:- m. m \<WZr- I i ' H s IHM& Vc^Hk_ L ^K. ^ n *? / . noscoe nrowne reenter) is all s new boss, David Davidson (right! sales manager of Schenley Import friends and business associates wer track star on his appointment ar. a for Schenley Import. Among thos< La Mar-Cheri in New York, was J< New York Pioneer Club under whe a leading contender for a middle Olympic tt.ua. ?rtlOW?Old PREMIUM UTf an STRAIGHTJ ftOTTUO, F N I HI _ ~ ? i- - ?> n m 1 L i AL s RipV ^ r Wtf -0 ' ' + Itl -* \| v.ct*'1 V19 I ^m J . . he n^so studied "voice un r Furman Fordham and adiiuv svajk at the Huggins h')u! of Music and Juliard n -ervatory of Music. For nine y^ars he served as instructor ir? the Public: hoots ot tv -;5ver, and Lexlng-j"' n. Until )ii.-v appointment he ?> an instructor at the John G.jhards Industrial School. Mr. Anderson is al-o engaged' many civic organizations;! iic- .f 'hem include the ltichnd County Teachc-rs Associa-j m, IT sidont, Beaver Lodge I NGS OVER V~ T^W" | &3* <?*:. S< I I H i miles as he converses with his , vice president and general Corporation. More than 200 e on hand to congratulate the national sales representative ' r? er th? "--? L*'' -* ' ?(iv |/rti , IICIU *11 >e Yancey (left), coach of the me color* Browne has become -distance berth o;i the V. S. Hickory Bo I AGE at N ?' JlD :kori OURBONwhis* Ano available IN-BOND 100 PROOF ONSORED BY OMICRON 1 l !\T PI ilCHTHOUBE anrt lUroftMl ? ??? It. Vaughn With 1st Cavalry Div. With the 1st Cavalry in Japai ?2nd Lt. Edward R. Vaughn Jr., whose parents Jive*a* 9 Tetlow Street, - W$*f Hfvan Conn., it with the combat-testa 1st Cavalry Division on Hokka ido, northermost island of Ja pan. , The division, Units of whic] fought Indians from horsebac a century ago,' now is taking 1% skis and snowshoes for traiirfn, in Arctic warfare after 17 month frontline duty In Korea. Yauhn, a member of the 8tl Cavalry Regiment, ia h gradual ofpJoutH Carolina State A, ai* M. College, Orangeburg, S. C and received his commi^ion a a reserve officer after four year hl-ntnirta i? fVi " -* il vi? iw xv unii m cm college. i Campy Licking Weight Problem MIAMI, Fla. (CNS) ? Whei Roy Campanella was asked hov he was making out on the weigh; situation, Roy beamed and an nounced "just two more pound to go." Evidently the Mayo die of eggs has worked so well tha Campy will be off It in just i few days. . ' No. 7, Columbia. District Depu ty for the Scotish Ritfe Masons Workers Education, Member o Planning Council of Taylor St U.S.O.. Pianist of several church o? in Richland and Fairflek counties and is also an insruc. tor of quartet-singing lrT"Colum< TvTa. ci He is seen above discusssinj one of the farm projects wit! Mr. Loranze Chavis of Eas'.over j I.ET US SERVICE , ( YOUR CAR i Iq Quality Brands of 00 V and Gasoline V Courteous, Efficient i r Service ) # I ( UnmpW wvu-Kump^r Service j ) * l SIMK1NS' \ ( Service Station ^ f Park and Washington St*. ^ urbon gives o Extra*Co: lY PHI CHAPTER, OMEGA Pr r(k;ra \/r. t L ~ ga. Columbia.^, c. _ :;|wj Son Choir if eral Sesslbn of the General Cpn- ^ ference of the AJMLK. Zion r Church, Mid, this week, tfeat j * plana ere being completed for ^ the entertaining of the biggest * conference ever held. __ Bishop W. J. Wallt ho^bUh- Op, said, More leaving for -Calig fornia, that the Board of BUh9 ops wiuld meet in extra session at Karrfsburg, Pa. ApHI 1-2 in ( h compete die program arijl to _ * make th^ ftnat~gtrangpmiWlljribr -* * tfhi? 'meeting. ?J * The session? wil1 be hold in * First A.M.E. Zion Church, Mc- ' Donough a-nd Tompkins Streets,1 Brooklyn,' R Y. May 7-21. From, the reports coming in from over'* . J r * Lead the Easter g Parade. t \\\ /v;.'' V t a in a --- y, 'V-'*- *;. , ? Vi 7 New Spring Suit Made From 1 !j Imported or Domestic Fabrics u i i . ?? >! Now On 1 )\ ' i! Come in and look oui 1 I || sure you will be pleai )\ Place your order eai delivery and a savin I OWEN an | ESTABLISHE] 1131 Washington Street i\ " - ' ' Wmf Surf 86 proof . old hickory distiui i Phi FRATERNITY M and ] Program, 8 P. M, Alk Dance, 10 P. M, -1 A. ft ' i *7)/ y % iteresting meetin* evef^^SH^B tudget to take fiti&6 ~of |^|(>f)^ri[{ (j^uxjrfijB|' - jfclw Ve si&k our ^ ^ j Display *> :i '-^t r line over. We are $ sed. : - ' y ly to insure early g in price. r-i ' ' ? < d PAUL D IN 1916 ' : Hi ' ? T ' >1 "** i, O n > ? -i Douroon at its " jy Finest /|j| XI/2PT. ^2?J T* *vi w; ' 1 ^ -+#t- t 4/5 QT, U 4jl. '.' -r - ' I r. . r n 41\ v. f.I ' m U^Auditorium|^ :nm 1