Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, April 05, 1952, Image 8
We, the members of the South
Carolina Congress of Colored Parents
and Teacherp, assembled
in ftnnual session in the Township
Auditorium, March 27, 1952,
declare the following to he the
sentiment of our meting:
Education and the Sales Tax.
Pouring hundreds of thousands
of dollars, as we do daily, into
the Stalk Treasury under the
Sales Law, we urge our
membership to throw its full
strength-into strategy aimed to
-v have that law carried out to the
letter in equalizing all facilities
in tvery county in. South Carolina,
this being the expressed
aim and objective of the State
Legislature and the officials of the
State Board of Education.
We urge all PTA's to make inventories
of their respective educational
facilities on county arid
local levels and that their findings
be presented to the educa.
tional offcials of such sections
wit hdirect requests for action
,on their part to remedy such
situations'" at once. We further
urge the institution of court ac
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In Annual Session
tion, if that becotaiee necessary,
to secure our objectives.
And we would: have it distinct
ly understood that the above
suggestion is an interim one and
is in rxTway to be taken or interpreted
as being in opposition
to the nationally known Clarendon
Case. We feel that in fairnaa
to themselves and for the
purpose of salvaging whatever
prestige this Nation still manages
to maintain in the eyes 0f ,
the world, our U. S. Supreme
Court fudges eventually will be
forced to decide that segregation
itself is uncoiistituty>nail. We ,
-look forward to that day.
Cooperation Between the S.
C. Congress of Colored Parents
and Teachers and the Palmetto
State Teachers Association.
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Since the fight for complete
educational opportunities has!(
become more intensified, the!
I need for closer cooperation between
parents and teacher has
became increasingly imperative.
It is our desire, and we hereby
urge that the said organizations
set up a laison committee which
[ shall have a sits purpose the coordinating
of strategy and acNATURAL
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on matters of maluftl interest
to the two organizations^,
?Racial Bgpies?n'.&tiot\ on V a-'
rious Boards. Our membership
is requested to instiWte action
throughout South Carolina for
the" placement of Negroes as
members of all boards and commltfceqp*
dealing .with public education,?district,
county, and
States. We call especially for Negro
representatives on thfc" trustee
board of Stat* A. and M.
College at Orangeburg, the one
and only State-supported school
of higher learning for Negroes.
In this cnnfection, we, as taxpayers
helping to support all
state ihstltutlons, call for bi-racial
representatives on trustee
boards of all other state-supported
educational institutions.
Regisration and Voting
The basic responsibility of first
class citizenship is to go to the
polls an dvote on every election .
day-.To do thhroh effrst must be
registered in his local precinct
or ward. Many of the things now
denied u sand for which we must |
spend valuable effort and time/"
as well as mnnBy *n ?e-j
cure, would be easily obtained
av. #...11 1 I
rry?me run auu nuenigeniuse
of the ballot. We urge, there-'
ifors .that our PTA's become
solidly registered for voting and
that each of u*. urse his influence
untiringly to get relatives and
friends to do likewise.
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through and through with that pe
It's easy to Berve thrifty meals
breads like Peanut Butter Loaf, or
The family that likes somethin
this novel loaf, with <ts "built-in" f
tion, too, for enriched flour, peanut
ing protein, essential B-vitamins ant
Peanut butter replaces the sho
breads. Crunch-style peanut botte
feanut morsels it produces in. the bi
utter also may be used,
Serve Peanut Butter Loaf sim*
or for anacka. It'll disappear so l
double the recipe. Half of It may be/
For these, batter is dropped over %
2 teaspoons peanut brittle in 2-inch 1
PEANUT BUI
I package yeait. comprfiicd or dry
Vt cup wattr (lukewarm lor
compreued yrait. warm for dry)
to CV? flUJK 3
Soften yeast in water. Scald milk.
Add brown sugar and salt and
cool to lukewarm. Add 1 cup flour
.and peanut butter and beat until
smooth. Add softened yeast and
egg And mix well. Add enoughr
none flour to make a thick batter.
Ktoat^ thoroughly. Cover and let
Denise Darcel Named
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FLUSHING, N.Y.?Denise Dar.
eel, delightfully provocative MGM
motion picturef atage smd~t*te""
vision star, was officially named
"Miss Welder of 1062" by the
National Eutectic Welders' Clubs
at a press luncheon.
Miss Darcel was selected as<
"the girl we would like most to
weld w?th" by the graduate body
of professional welders represent^
in* nationwide industry and the
armed services who attend the
Eultctic Welding Institute to
learn the most modern techniquea
and meiKodi oT metals joining
with "Low Temperature Welding
Alloys/'
Miss Darcel's selection was the
result of the Welders' heartfelt
recognition of her "outstanding
qualities of beauty; physical
charm, poise, determination, endurance,
meticulousness, emotion.
%1 stability, ready wit and unself*
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Referendum and
In c^nection'0wUh^ Registrant
tion and Voting, we must call
the thoughtful and urgent alien*
tion of everyone to the Byrne#
proposal, backed by a bill pass*
ed in the last legislature, where*
by the Governor of the State
would remove from the State
Constitution the laws providing
public or "free* schools. We deplore
this vindictive action w_hich
can have only one resulJL?that
of denying every child in^Sburth
Carolina the basic, opportvfcnVty
for developing into jgood ami
useful citizens. We urge every
citizen to study and weigh carefully
the Byrnes Proposal. '
Peace and World Affairs
The peoples of the world are
anxiously awaiting the coming
of peace. However, we are "confident
that there shall be no
peace?tmtihtfte peoples of color
in South Africa and the Southeastern
United StatVs, the world'cesspools
of white supremacy,
are accorded full citizenship
"frights with recourse to redress.
Qtg sympathies and ou rheaTb
go out to the peoples of'South
Africa at this hour in t'heir uprising
against prolonged tyranny
and exploitation, and we join
with them and other peoples of
color throughout the world to obtain
peace, brotherhood, and
world citizenship.
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anut butter flavor everyone likes.
when you plan them around good
your baker i specialties,
g different will be delighted with
eanut flavor. It has built-in nutri*
butter and egg supply body-build*
1 food iron.
rtening customarily used in yeast
r is preferred for the tempting
iked bread, but cream-style peanut
with butter or jam.at any meal
Sit you'll And it a good plan to
used to make Peanut Brittle Puffs,
teaspoon butter or margarine and
nuffln <fup$.
ITER LOAF
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1 teaspoon nit , >
2 cupt tilted enriched flour (about)
V? (up crunch Kyle peanut butter
rise in warm place until bubbly,
(about 1 hour). When light, stirr
.down. Spread in fretted loaf pan.*
8V4x4Vir inches. Let rise until I
light^about 45 minutes). Bake in.
moderate oven (850* F.) about 351
minutes.
Makes 1 loaf.
^MiMWelder of 1952"
ishnets" ... all exemplary of the
"$kLwe would most like to wold
" "with" to insure maximum speed
in production for defense.
i_ IWr. R. D. Wasserman, president,
presented a scroU to Miss
Darcel, expressing the hope that
her photograph would inspire women
throughout thp nation to join
_=fh<s ranks of the labor force so
vitally needed for America's defense
effort. The lunchedn was
--held for the?purpose of enmmncing
and demonstrating to the
?press a phenomena! new product,
PViomfer.TrA^n "n utoMmer va/I
in reverse." Chamfer-Trode is
a cutting or gouging metal-removing
electrode that- virtually
atomizes the metal removed, leaving
the base metal relatively cold.
Its use in industry, and particularly
defense production, will expedite
most manufacturing and
maintenance weraliops. _
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Itcv. 1. L. Brooks, Pastor of IV
Olive Baptist Church. Mullir
announced that final plans. al
being made to entertain
South Carolina State Baptl
: Convention which will bo ho
1 in Mulllns in May.
Rev. Brooks and members
Mt. Olive are expecting the la
gest delegation ever to attei
_the convention. Dr. 6. 6. Da
lels of Georgetown Is preside
of the Convention.
Beard Chapel, Charleston
Observes Youth Day
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Plans Set Here
For Sunrise
Easter Services
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The Interdenominational Mi
isterial Alliance of?Columfc
and vicinity ninde final plan-,
1 their regular Tuesday meefii
at Allen University for the a
j nual Easter sunrise services.
The services will "be held
' tbo Benedict College stadium,
A.M. Easter Sunday mornin
[ April 13th. Music will be fur
l ished by the 500 voice choir
j C. A. Johnson hi^h. school und
[direction of Mis. Verdelle Re;
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Richland 4-Hers
Hold Annual r.
| Ham-Egg Show' M
Th& second annual ham und
?, egg show of KicftOstxf.' county c
,4'H clubsters vv?s held laoc week J
j& ' at C A. Johnson high school, t
with Mrs Beatrice Patterson, t
leader of the Cross Road Con- >t
^ munity, presiding. Music wm c
furnished by 4-H club members t
I of the Taylor school.
The main address was made I
I by county senator Joe E, BeTry, S
who told the group of the numer- 1
I ous things being_done In the coun- C
^ I ty to aid farmers. M
fjr*r Achievement Awards were *
resented girls winning them in _
^r^tufous activites by Mrs. Marl- *
H. Paul, state supervisor of <
Homo Demonstration Work. As- 1
! distant state supervisor of Agri- 1
?'j cultural Extension worfk Way- 8
r"| man Johnson also spoke to tho '
body. 1
A Also appearing on the pro- (
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i gram was R. W. Bailey, county
j agent, and C. M. Shuman, asJ
sistant county agent, Cecil Wil
? nams ana v. c*. Belton. More
; than 400 farmers, farm women
; and 4-H club members a'tendi
ed.
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i nolds. The speaker will be Dr.
1 J. P. Reeder, Secretary of the
Foreign Mission Board of the Na?
tional Baptist Convention of America,
and Pastor of Zion Bap*n
tist Church .Columbia. Rev. R.
H. Wilson, president of the union
n" will preside over the meeting.
j Dr. Charles H. Brown is chairin
man of the Easier services com61
mittee. Others associated withj
g, Dr. Brown are Revs. M. E. Cox
n- and R. O. Bass. Revs. S. J. Johnof
son. J. L. Fogle and W. C. Sander!
ers compose fthe finance comy
mittee.
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' The m'eeiing called jointly by ^
)r. Martin D. Jenkins of Morgan
Itate College, and Dr. John W. 4
>avis of West Virginia State :
College, will also concern itself '
vith other problem of interbolegiate
athletics In the CIAA.
A special committer on athlet- 1
c policy of the American Coun:il
on Education reported last J
nonth that "In Intercollegiate 1
ithletics as now conducted, deipite
the adherence by many
institutions to thehighpst stand- irds,
serious violations* not only
>f sound educational policies, but
ilso of good moral conduct, are ;
lot in fact uricommon/'
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t.MJ5. Church, Greenwood, spok* J
he services. ~
The total offerings for the day
exceeded all previous Sunday
offerings since the appointment
Bernice Primus of Hardee vilje.
Special youth services ar? being
planned for each fifth Sunday
of the year.
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