Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, March 15, 1952, Image 18
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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?
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Enjov vour meals and tll(
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Chauffers' Inn
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1004 Washington Street j slr
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CROMER'S
Guaranteed Woi
At wholesale for all 1
Salted, Parched
We ship by Bus, Truck i
1235 Assembly Street
.Columbia SoutI
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? 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
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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
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Sporting Events
and Boiled
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s Our Specialty
?ur "Personalized" For your
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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.
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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
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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,
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IS He up TNOW
For Giant Trade?
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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..
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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
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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
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?.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 '
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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.
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. . 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
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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
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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
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f Park and Washington St*. ^
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PHI CHAPTER, OMEGA Pr
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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
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g Parade.
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Program, 8 P. M, Alk
Dance, 10 P. M, -1 A. ft
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tudget to take
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