Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, March 15, 1952, Image 23
Agriculture?Recreation, RoomAudio-Visual
Education?Anne:
Business Education?(Business
Band Masters?Room 11-Scjenc
V Driver Training?Room 18-Scie:
English?Room 1?Library An
Home Economics?Rooms 1 and
sity
Industrial Education?Room 11,
. Librarians?Second Floor?Libr
J Mathematics?Room 4, Library
Floe
Se (i ^ |
versity
sity
BT/fleli; Miss Ruth L Bvnum C B
B lumbia '
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f/fcle G. Taggart, [ ^
If the t\
& ,gro Problem Moves North" in
Just leased.'
vtlTe(Miss.) 'Betta DemocratTimes*
asks if the Northern cities *
are prepared to -welcome new- *
comers with adequate housing
B* iSod eej&W^foi" their children. ?
"Do the great cities of the ?
r|3Kt?n?4 * dJ* ** ** I a
tendency of tli? tfa??pUat?'
>fefree? to scttlo la th? UfOj
ttfttf* and fndtwtrial ueu hT *
the North and We* where
gywttt* to fc*en for Jobs f
'*w-h wnlnoue frequency, a
Croup clashes hav? occurred to ?
V- W??fk. 4k. 4 ?k. .
MI*; nuikii nut* urwapupvrB c<
?ou!d, and if they happened in *4
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IDUCATION v P?
Reid Hallv Allen University da?
t, Benedict College \ c^a
nee pall, Berftdict Collera
nex, Allen tJniversitv sS
2?Reid Hall, Allen Univer- ?ra
trol
-Reid HaU, Allen University r
ar^f Benedict College ^
Annex, Allen University ^
?r?-Higgins Hall, AlliH^rtJnf:
^ ^ ' 'Svl n -y ? I * J1
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JKP*: ^onuufln, Orange. ^
rt,.-f .. . . . * WOI
udio Visual Aids ,-mH
W. E. Johnson^ Columbia. _ j
ome Economics mil
Miss Florinc Cooper, Colum- tior
la. pro
atural Science ! woi
Maeeo R. Christie, Gaffney. j
I. K - - ' ?
ociai studies i sjn^
R. Grann Lloyd, Orangeburg, i ma
usiness Education jjn,
Mrs. Mattip W. Jackson, .Co-]othi
vrvbia. ingi
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGH1 e
Celkay Live Out
a By Year Of 1%0 R"
" |M
igroea are leaving the South |
fegro population in the U. S. j Tj%
a and Western states. This , IV
urter in ah aiticle, 'The f ~
the issue 9t Look -magazine | J\]
the South wn|ld, describe as q
Tee riots," he says. j Qn
While tension mounts in the
r^-v ^ ~ - - ? "
Ul'LIli Ultt SUUIRs problem bc>mes
easier, Carter believes.; J?0*
!e points put thai most South- Mn
rn states have showed an actual Mr<
r relative Recline in Negro pop- j. <
tation during th past ten years, I ^
This, he believes, will result 0Ve
In ImpmedjPW conditions Rox
utd civil IIMs for Southern and
Negroes, fslsaally the farm |Bis
owners, galled workers and j er
||^EHr^tt>tlcl? is a reply to yye
the Negro's^ ^ftt^l |
M.vu <u s> lOVQJIt IMSWK) W At
Ptter says that no responsible Urd
outherner can deny3 that the hou
Fhite South has ddibeataty im- T
igal restrictions upon th* Negro and
s a citizen. He is proud, how- Jec
aming sfooufitn th? flouth's aft I
eatipent of the Negro, he says, pre
'
I '
a <2
^^fl^wuzec^iebat*
tea mof Allen University wiU
et a strong and experienced
ni from thP University' *0*j
insylvania, at 4 p. m., Mon
^ ifarch 31, "to i^e dniveraity j, ji
he Allen debaters wttl uphold ^
affirmative sidfe of/the topic
eaolved: Thfat the Unites
tea Adopt a Permanent Pre
H((|(ty| t VMIO ^u^itlPM ana r * p
r. Work clashed Spirituals in-."
wo ffroup?^?worship and recgoaB
place to bog in the re-! g^a
LionaJ. He thinks the c hurch J
ad, using Spirituals of the !P
ship group, correct harmony i .
a well trained choir. , V
)r. Work thinks the church ^
[ht also employ the recrea-' J
lal- Spiritual on some of its, H
grams, but not as a part of
snip services.
e and tho audience joined in
;ing several Spirituals in th? B
nner and language he outed
in his discourse. Several
ers were played from record"'. I
r. Work's appearance here |jj|
5 sponsored by the Bethelen
Center'^ Committe on A- H
* Wnrl/ -.i.Uv..- ..hf.iamtja?U?M
r. H. C. Young.
rs; Bo wen To
"chibit African I
rt At Claflin
RANGEBURO ?An exhibit
African art and culture, and
lovie and lecture on the
s will be presen'd at ClafUniversity,
April 5 and 6, by
i. J.W.E. Bowen, President J '
Jeabrook announced Tuesday.
i
Vife to the state's prelate
r thie Methodist Church, Mrs
man made a collection of art
1 culture while accompanying,
hop J.W.E. Bowen on a rathrecent
trip into Liberia ,t^e! *<<,
ffian P/Mldn arwl
0 ?"< ? m.UHUCJC,,
st Africa where he surveyed
sion work. The collection has
Bt Hunter YWCA Branch in j i&j
anta. and will be displayed, m
Claflin, in the library, Sat-j ijP
ay, April 5, between the j 3$
lts of three and seven,
hen, on Saturday, at 7 p.m., f(
a-Bowen wil lahow a moyie[ ^
1 deliver a leclure on the sub- i
ts.
hr. Seatbrook said the public it
ISrtfA is invltorl fn gXao/i KrwfK ft
^ i h
.
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THE BODY of an ,unjd
uinrl IndircH nvninat <
iver dam near the ci^Jnat
ay morninp is sh^d^n lo<
pulled out of the water
?rs. The six foot one inch 2(
ad been in the water 7 to
I? ,4 ^ 'H
fefHHWpr SJV httfl
ig
of the Pal- at the desk I
the tenn ^
Hsimr nrinci- Week in the
Sis, b shown ^ McCray on th
ion -^bf Negro children to the1
,/ " ' ':,?: St
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11
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BHR^bbSHHH
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ISfl ^B m m
\3f aWBu JjF^B
^ J^r Hri'flv 1
f' -i>. / j
K^B^. du
lentified man "* top photo tat
>f the Saluda found lodged
wwork* Man- which h?W a
Island and ca
nref photo be- checking to di
offi- note anj a m
)0 PWqH man the dead man
10 days. The _ (Photo: C
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iff , %v>.
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SjJ ''
-
ird CouJ^yas in
he ClaAndon County, S. C., case,1
he judges held that segregation]
I. constitutional.
I On ordcutOf the yjtjMgSftates
I uprome Court, the'*5o1
lina case was reviewed by ^?e
Ijwcr court in light of the report
l ubmitted by local school auIfcorities
on equalization of faci-j
ties ordered by an earlier de-j
Bi>ion of the lower court. In that
decision, 'Judge J. Waties
K'aring dissented on the ground!
hat -rgrrgation is in itself dis-1
rinunation and, accordingly,1
jncdns'tituitional. Judge Waring!
'id n ?t participate In the review
f the case.
'.'Tiie i?t?ue is now clearly seg-;
egntion." Mr. Marshall said in'
naking his announcement. "It |
s on this basis that the appeal
vill hc made to the U. S. Su-,
ar.nie Court in each of these i
a-vcs. Our aim is to eUablish the
ion in the public education." ?
-919
; ?. -j Jtv
thai of a fruit jar officers
with the**fcody at the locks
note reading fHelp. On
mot get hack.** PoU^^
Pennine whether or r 1
>cial security card fo
are connected.
'jviiripwv Cnlnmhia
''v^^f-vPL^pT '**? *
Snafesll
. '; . ,yr '-?''- ^. | *.
By E. Mohammed OeAll
Had you been in Recorder
John I. Rice's court Monday
iteming, you would have guess- \
ea that from now on city police ,
intend for every citizen to go alAny
V^nmminfl <CTTAttr T*^rxr T Am w
at least where bootleggers are .
concerned.
AU totaled, 17 "wets" (illegally)
were brought before j
the Judge and from the lines
and sentences he served, It ,
was also clear that he was very j
much in favor of the "How
Dry I Am" campalgiir^?
Bootlegging fines fell into three j
categories. Drawing $50.50 or the;
alternate jail term were: Manusi
Jones, Elease Newton and Leila;
L. Colter.. _ . ** J
VTSrtrlln.. J .? - LSI I
* WUOH1W53 A j
more expensive with fines of
$75.50 each or jail terms were, !
Janie I.ightscy, James Warner,
Tasm ULt Vi*l PAdfl R^mon
* TTTiX TT . tilt, * ? WTuIII,
Isabell Brannon and William
Alridge.
Hitting the top bracket of
; $100.50 or so much jail time
Robeson, Group Appeal
Two
Millions Suit
NEW YORK (rr100.000
damage sj&HH
son along with
against s e ve r a 1 , '
Coimty officials, is >
ed to the U. S. Circd&PIlP^?
| This is the cas* that wag dts-|
. miswu?y?r ?y instrtct
Judge Sylvester Ryan on the
grounds
" r*"th? ?Ot Rob??m and hi.
friends ana charging Jtet fjMQT
suffered personai^?g||^^^nH
siult
Added to
note In a trait
body 'was recovred.
w? awoitin* $111
cial aeciuity curd wU
Willie Jom.,-wr?ffi
.-a'j r
?ere Lucille
abettx Joel.
sold most of the "wet^ 'iStrit
"botT, Motaday'a figux* ?s*eflpg
women the edge, 8 to 8, or the
last word, so to speak: '^|(pPl|J
No Comment
From Ousted
Tax Collector "
no comanent from Monroe D.
Dowling, the ousted ^Collector of
the Third New York Internal
Revenue District, one of.. Hamv
richest districts in the . |
Ever since his ouster on Mor?
Dowling has been out of-jfftwu."
It la reported that as soon
arrived fai inirtniirnty^ ifo
Convent Avenue, from
trip to Washington, D. C., MWBB
Dowling and tils wife pawed vl
their bags and left for a* un-V- M
disclosed destinatloo^^J
iAh
pwwiii mi ijii.il h
[has been * i I
| Prio^
L. JF at M??ra^M
|ne \^i< Wrpr1se<f* I
I pointment.
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